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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-10-16
KEKx.-we seldom find anything more pointed
than the following, which we clip from an exchange,
I'D vbich ia no doubt true ...s4f 81

hQQ WHICH, u ho ooaos
sTaIkinx with Mr.. Beecher's members one always hcars
anecdotes Illustrative Of his spirit and methods They con-
eur in representing the weekly meeting a s equal, u not
.urerior. in interest, 10 even the services on the Lords Day.
There Mr.. Beecher opens his mind and heart with great free
dom. anil draws out his members in responsive utterance.
Thr-- latter gro~ into such familiarity thar fhey take part, as
inclined, with or against the views be presents, and venture
mon replies 90 his appeals such as are not often received by n
minixter. Thus, one evening. the exercise ran into the form OF
n~r,oual experience, and several Of the brethren told OF their
spirituai enjoyment. Mr.. Beecher suggested that this testimo-
nv was an very well, but that the account Of such smooth
.siunr dd pos edfy m much as the hgbook OF some mariner
who had harder naviraiion, and he said they vcald like TO hear
from some brother who had been called 20 contend with n very
proud disposition, oe a rough Grabbed tefnperiSI Ike that
suxrrstion.n exclaimed one Of the deaconss Brother Beecher,
suppose ZOO lead Mr. Pretty sharp, that. but h broke no
hons, and no friendship The pastor took it a. but small
change for some of his osn COIN
RETURN OF CurzESs.-By the Idaho we are glad
to welcome back many ofour most prominent citizens,
and who have been absent some months past, some in
pursuit Of pleasure, others Of business and others
perhaps combining the two. We also notice the re-
turn Of several shipmasters, known to MS in years
past in connection with some Of the most successful
whaling voyages ever made.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-10-16

,snaf m. mn. have provoked considerable discussion
The Consul has, however, obtained all the light he could hom
persons supposed Q, be posted upon the suhjecf, and ~hHs u c
NAV not have fxed the rates in aeeordanee with the lowest
.,fimat, received. he has by no means fixed them az high as
competent parties have advised IL bs allowed that his eaiea-
htions are cnrrect, but fiult 10 6and because he has based
them upon the Iarest reported prices Of oil, bone and gold III
10 cialmea by some that they should be bs~ed upon prices
likely To be- obtained in the spring, when the OIL and bone WI
reach a market : by others that the averaxs pries during the
year should be taken Ia fs evident that the nrst plan admits
Of too much speculation, while the latter involves n task never
bsErr undertaken and open 10 grave Objections
The bark ge.poH, with cargo % lumber, wns passed by the
yasho on the SIN. She 10 due hourly. The schooner Alaska
sailed srum Portland ON tbs nth, AMI the brig BYsaaftHm from
Victoria on the 2nth-both about due
Neither the bark DC. Murray nor the copasf had arrived
az san Francisco, up 20 the sailing of the faaAo, the former 10
days and the latter 10 days out. Both would meet quick
dispatch on their arrival
Gold nal mlIrn. M latest advfess from New York, TO 100.
sperm and whale OF has also slightly d~prreiatsi In value
We note the onowing movements Of the shipping AZ this
port since the sailing Of the last Steamer sept i3thf-
ARRIVALS.
sept. iI-IIaw VII brig VIM u Anen, spencer, foa cruise
Ban, snp CRUSADER, Bradford. ~ day. ON San
Is-Fr war ssmr Mssrr-. Aabe, 20 days hm samoa, r.. 4.
i9-A%e ~, sS So Assln, NJ. ~ ~ = s ,n a. y i Sis,sfsa
so-Am ship Ocean Rover, cs<pn. "a days from san
gI-Am ship TIt.n. Berry. !: day. from sam TIaneisso-
ss-psa BRIG Carl ISd~is, caGsSu, 30 days from long
so-Am ship ceyIor, Tutou, Iso days from Boston
So-Haw VII brig Comet, Read, frum oehoek, with 70
Oct. Am VIII Ok Martha wrtshtirstou. Turner, from
KiugSmin Coup. with 30 bills sperm oil
Am bark Ethan Alien. Snow, II days from San
Faneizcn, with msise To W alser a Allen
Is-Am ship Grace Darling, Spear, II days from san
BAN sISr Idaho, Floyd. Ios days FIN San Francisco
liam ship Frank y Thayer, ro~ne, ~ days from
sea. In distress.
ls-Bnt ship Mary, Townsend, 20 dys I'm San Francisco
15-N Ger bark Landwurstrn, Becher, - days from
Hongkang-
pEPARrunES-
sept. I3-km stmr Idaho. Floyd, Zoe San Francisco
I3-Am bark Comet. Fuller. for sun francisco.
Is-Am ship Crusader, Bradford, fr Bakers Island
Alan ship Ocean Rover, Carlton. sr Baker. Island
3t-Am bark Cambrticr, Fru-t, tr Portland. ID.
2t-Am ship Titan, Berry, fr Bakers Island
25-Haw brig KanIehamsha v, Hickman, hr Guano ISIS
a5-Am bark kufusof, Atkinson, fr Puget sound
fam bark Pekin, seymore, for bongknng-
2s-Iiaw bark r. e.. wyie, Halterman, br Falmouth,
England
Oct I'll N stmr, Negcrc. Aube, for Marguesas-
Brit brig Robt C0wan, Weeks, tr Victoria, VI
I3-Am ship Grace Daring. Spear, Er Bakers Island
1t-Dan brig Carl Ludwig. Caisson, fr Houxkoag.
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- The sale of the sugar mill and plantation o
Messrs. Bal & Adams, at Waikiki, takes place to-ds,
ut the sales room of Messrs. Adams & Wilder.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-10-16

- DIR. John s. McGrew returned by the Idaho,
and has resumed his practice. He can be found
at the old stand on Fort Street.
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~ OF SHIPS AND OTHERS
1,ll1 are respectfully invited In a seat At the Tables OF this
III wei-known House. Every article which the Market
EEsS4 affords will always be found, prepared by a Good
Cook, and dispensed by careful and obliging Walters.
The House is open and ready TO accommodate the public
until midnight. I'm 69
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-10-16

The bark Ethan 1Hsn win conmsnee taking In earyoou the
18Th, and Will sail besbre the eDd Of the month She IS the
n~t vessel To follow the steamer
N,..rs. a. L. Richards q Co. have chartered the ship John
r.. Dimmoek 20 Load oil ut this port this fall She Is expected
shortly from san Francisco. This makes the 6urth vessel 70
bod oil, viz the csyton, Dinsmoek, iofsHf, and nagHsf' an
due here by November.
The United states Consul al this port has fixed the rates al
which srex. Of ~haleEs viii be paid OH br oil and bone, this
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V The steamers mail will close on Wednesda,
next at 3 p. NJ. Files of the Advertiser for the pas
four weeks, or since the departure of the last packet
can be had Mt our counter.
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS III AGAINST
"A me are requested to present them forthwith, al 1 am
about TO leave this Kingdom.
699 1T GEO. LEONAhD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-28
THE CURRENCY IN THE COUNTRY.
COLUMBIA COUNTY, Nov. "a, 1859.

COLUMBIA COUNTY, Nov. "a, 1859.
To TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
notice you nave got Uncle oldbuck to write for
you the currency. and his hard sense Is Just tho
thing for us country folks. We can understand
clearly what he W ties, and would like him to lei US
know what possible harm can come OF the people
issuing their own money tgreenbacks) to the exciu-
sion OF the national bank notes, for which they have
to Pay these banks the enormous sum Of $50 QUO
apfruaiiy 10 shell them out.
Could they not win sucn an issue take up large
amount Of the interest lQQds ~ fast a. holders
would like to exchange them, saving interest anu
reducing taxes " tnis eAtentf and could not the
greenoacks soon DC made equal " god by the gov
eminent gradually accanuiataa suincient COIN, SAY
ten or fifteen per cent Of the issue as oasis, sn9
authorizing them 10 be converted itQ suIee per cens
gold bonus whenever the holders Seud not 10
DeLterf
The farmers think that when merchants have "a
pay twelve fifteen per cent for money and farmers
cannot realize more tnan eiaty cents per busei Tor
wheat there must he a deficiency OF currency 10
represent Tie value OF our vast products, which cur.
reacy the people SHOULD sappU direct tarougn tlelK
goyernlnenL JUN lOONGbuCh-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-28
TIE HOLY LAND.
Explorations in the Peninsula of sinai.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE LONDON TIMgs:--
letter from me appeared in your columns Of the
80 inst respecting The explorations OF the Tin
Desert or tho Wilderness Of the WauderiuQs.W
liz 10 vita great pleasure that l now write to an.
nounce that the COMMITTEES Of tao Palestine EXPO.
ration Fund have decided 70 take the proposed expe,
dtlon under their CHARGE aud tHat nencelortn therG
Will only be one fund Tor the exploration both
OF Palestine anu sinai The subscriptions that (
have already received will De handed over at once
TO tlat fund. would add that the ADOPTION OF tuis
additional work viii at hrst tax severely the re-
sources IN the hands OF the committees; and tnose
who are interested 10 the exploration OF these Bioio
lands ana are willing 10 Subscribe, VIII confer
great favor by sending IN taclr subscriptions ~
quickly rs possible 10 tAe Secretary ol the Palestine
Exploitation Fund, No. Pan Mail, East
4. w. HOLLAND.
No. o PoRrsKA PLACE, LONDON, Nov. 10. lsov.
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~ the weight Of 90 many evils The imbece who has takes
sne name o. ffesident tho Of carrying out
me svi deeds deserves than
pefhsps pity But the hour of expation 10 and tho
sMofu o. the law Will fall relentiessy all Of them
nnatemaans. l. for myself want nothing. To lnaugurats
kless aomnan and TO tho nation ruled by patriotic and
nVness men who enjoy the public condencehess this
blessings which propose and ia the establishment Of them
inops you VIII ali assist mo. Your friend ana comrade
SERAPIo CRUZ
General Don Manuel Cuesta has been assassnated
IN Ailalnira- The Monitor says: Certain persons
are denounced as the a5sassins wnom we should
hardly believe capable OF such q crine. IL Is said
tnat Cuesas death was plotted In Ianpico and thas
csfaih authories connected with the plot hired the
assassihs, paying them with money from tile pubic
treasury.
conductor on the Talpam Railroad, who was
wounueu on sunday last mas since died. he was
snot ny the friend OF female whom he was putting
passengers.
The revolutionlsts in Michoacan are acknowledged
TO lie increasing IN NUMBERS. The Governor has
sent most OF the State forces the scene OF action
From Morelia we learn that two parties OF fifty
and eighty men have "pronouncei,n and on the
18th were only six leagues rom the capital.
bill has passed It's nrst reading before Congress-,
granting concession 10 New ork nrm TO estao-
lish another line OF steamers the Pacific coast.
They viii carry the United Stxtes nag.
ON the 28lh the nags OF the Legation and Consul
late were displayed NJ hsli-mast Ia memory OF exc
President Pierce.
During tho month OF September there was re-
ceived at the National Assay once ore 10 the
amount OF S27,372 from the MINES Of kacnuala and
Guadacazer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-28

There distinct regard to the manner OF i'm
proving the country lhs one the Old ie which consists IA
Ting up the nation by tsef enrcy and the idea which
:y ,Ss = we ,%9 s
ss 70 sS = aaSss. n asw ~ ea
How have Americans managed attract tasasf La
very simple mannerby offering them more liberty TO work
maize themselves great AID powerful Very we'll let d.
do the same: let the population OF EnroEe thqse who
w. interesis be their BY continuing 10 allow
the OF immigration TO low towards the Unned
county 70 ours Introduce their their laws and ss
oSsr % the sspaS which which a
do ia, to turn Aside the current OF immigration
continue be weak absofbuon will be inevlaos Very
We'll; let qs strengthen ourselves by the whcn
Tue Of bringing upon the evil by
threatened 10 10 rely upon our own resources fea
n.yaSs in this m.aas lie, 4 Spe snas mi. VIII viii p Ss
happen for have iands enough strong Con
popuatns their immense territories by the Paclc
the olacr hand. their Southern states viii Tor
long be in such condition that North viii lear
this with good reason, union OF those States with our
counry, which pas.ay would cause the downfall Of ,as
which require Appreciation oil the present proIect and
sucs overcome the fears Of The gentleman Who spoSe
before me.
BY the following trans alton 1t win be seen mat
the people VI Guatemala, heretofore 80 quiet and
peaceful, are 70 De treated To some OF the expert
scnooed tnls side OF the line.
newspaper OF Cniapas publishes the following.
which was issued IN Guategnala:--
sEnApIo CRUz, Field Marshal the Army OF thsssepubc
OF nna'emaa, 70 bis fellow patriots aud companions Ia
arms;-
cosrArRers--A victim OF the iyrannica government
before you with the object OF contributing Its
luon ror NE osneI OF sach nooio design shall not rast
hmoment, untrieu. Some,coveous
and esotistica persons assisted by petty oicsrs OF
patriotism in Guaemaa enrchins al the sspenss
oil me uniorunAs population which has been loaded down
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NEW lOAk UNIVERSITY.
And young oaaev ana enter college. lie was four.
teen when Tue ABOVE CO., ersalion occurred, tho
MINIMUM ago Of admission. ito was examined
ana found fully prepared. Ho entered IN 1870 the
New lorS University. IL was happy day Ior him.
Tue temple OF knowledge Was 10 him sacred.
Through IFS portals He IN the dim distance ave.
nues icaIlGa to goals Of highest ambition. lie
appreciated his opportunities too highly 10 waste his
time. An interchangeable student always prompt snd
almost Always perfect IN the recitation room, his
studies were MOI wholly confined 10 the prescribed
text books Discontinued thoroughly WITH ali of.
Euclid aud comic SECTIONS and Inc dilerential aud
ttgral calculus laid down In the college
coafse. ne was not content With the Limitation 10
sne adclent classIcs. Virgil, Horace. Cicero ana
ceneca were his iavoiito Lain authors, auf there
vas line when he could repeat hail the odes OF
oIu ,Qulntus Ia, ratiu3 Faccus lie read ali their
No M Win aviuty and left but little unread OF
Ivy, Sai,ust Justinlan and Quintiilan. Tho works
W susanan Oh Roman Jurisprudence 1rst revealed
y. ms yvuaniu, nisna the philosophy Of law and the
.o.hpas, uHu uiyhity OF Legal requirement Ho
.aa VIZ .aSoines Also among tho old creek writers,
nomeI, Demoslhencs, Herodosus aud Thucy-
euucs, put MS cn'ei delight was in the grand old
Ihgeuies oi sopnocses ana Asschyius, ana in their
Caielni suuv III MS college days can be traced nls
ktowh9 htefest ever siico In everything perta m.
lnH 10 DRAMATIC literature. But IL nc waa a a,l,
gent stuJeDt no WAS likewise q great reader
HIS recalling, however was aiscrIminatn1
Sau COMPREHENSIVE. with irreprssslule araor
no iangsa over tho whole dominion OF letters = Al
sCi.nce. ~ = always pleasant to dclye tha eariv
MAtes Anu plrnt0ny Of those acnicvinr detInctl2
u 1'sf hs' aaa u woul0 W spsciay sgsSaSIc a
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-06-12

AN ELOQUENT PASSAGE Probably
Of all the beautiful and eloquent passages
ever written by the inimilablc George ID,
Prentice the following is the finest:
1T can not be thut earth is mans only
abiding place. 1t cannot bc that Cur life
Us bubble cast by eternity TO float a mo
mcnt upon is waves and sink into moth.
ingncss, EI>c why is it that the high
aud glorious aspirations which leap like
angels from the temple Of our hearts are
forever wandering unsatisied Why is
it that the rainbow and cloud come over
us with a beauty that is not of earth,
and then pass off to leave US to muse on
their lovl,ness? Why is it thahahe stars,
winch 'hold their festival around the
midnight THRONE arc SET above the grasp
Of our limited faculties, forever mocking
rs with their unapproachublc glory p
And, finally, why is it that bright forms
of human beauty arc presented to our
view aud taken from u. leaving the thoir
sand streams Of our affection to flow back
in an Alpine torrent upon cur hearts p
There is realm where tho rainbow nev-
or fades; where the stlrs will be spread
out before us like the islands that slum-
Der on the ocean, aud where the beauti-
ful beings which pass b fore US like shad-
ows will stay forever in our presence.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-06-12

HINTS TO HousEKEEpERs.-The fol-
lowing are few valuable household hints,
which are worth preserving:
Save your suds for garden plants, or for
garden yards. when sandy.
Wash your tea trays with cold suds:
polish with little -four and rub with a
dry cloth.
Frozen potatoes make moro starch than
fresh ones; they also make nice cakes.
A hot shovel held over vanished fur
niturc will fake out white spots. +
A bit of glue dissolved in skinned
milk and water will restore old Grape.
Always mend the clothes before wash
ing them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-06-12

4 SCHOOL GIRLS COMPOSITION
SPRING.-This is Spring. The grass is
green-what there is of it--but it's
kind of invisible green just now; the
snow ISN'T. The days are longer than
they was when they was shorter, and
they'll be good deal longer yet if they
keep on stretching at both ends rhe
nights ain'tso long as they used to be
Ma said twas cold yesterday, and thought
50, too 1t was scold, scold, seold, all day ;
it was washing day. Carrie and me is
going to have May day party next June.
Won't that be jolly. Wen have sacb
fun, aud 81 all invite al the rest f tho
boys Spring is one of the four seasons
tho foremost one. | like Spring; it
is such nice time to so a skatIng. The
buds have commenced to sprout oafhe
potatoes down cellar. Last Christmas
Ma said when spring come she would
give me lamb. | haven't got the lamb
yet. but ma gave me lannning because
| cried for IT, That was more ma had
promised, and it made me mourn, too-
Our old cat has got young kittens. and
such tail Sometimes she licks 'em
when they try to help her lick some milk.
She is the biggest. Cats are full of
sprtgaq. The end. SARAH ANN,
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:
A MoTHER's S TNLuENoE.-Hov touch
ing is this tribute Of Hon. T. II. Benton
to his mothers infnenencc /: s'My moth
er asked me never to use tobacco; I have
never touched It from that time to the
present day She asked me not to gam
bile, and I have never gaubled. II can
not tell who is losing in games that are
being played She adnlonished ne, too,
against hard drinking; and whatever ca
pacity for endurance have at present,
and whatever usefulness may hayeiat-
tanned through life, | hayeiattributed to
having complied with her pious and cor
rect wishes. When | was seven years Of.
age she asked me net to drink and then
made resolution of total abstinence
and that have adhered to it through al
timn, ovc to my mother
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p l. X Y.
THE MARBLE MAID.

I'm the Dome Of the Capitol Of Ohio there is
splendid piece Of statuary by Meade, representing
a young maiden feeding from lap full Of berrisi
= dove perehed upon her shoulder. The dovt
seems not SO intent upon Its proaered food as In
fond survey of the loyliuegs Of It's almouer. ThG
statue is at present tho property Of tho Hon
James Emmitt, Of Pike county. and was purehas
ID by him on recent visit to Rome
u Qaale manm adiunt eJori decus dut uJi 6dro
AyeHtaa Parias &C Iapis eireumdatur a"ro."
VIRGIL. .
pcutelic marble clasped my maiden,
Wnppd in drnPry white snow,
Dreaming dreams through mary ages
IL her eloister deep below.
Long sic dreamed Of human ransom--
Dreamed of sun aud moan and stars
Prayed the gods Ia rend assunder
Her encircling prison bars
Which Dar' ness. jealous of her beauty,
Fixed and Castcn'd deep and strong
Like the llurcm Of thc Hours.
That to tyrant Tufks belong.
For ages wrought the weary workers.
Chi Gle ringing night and day.
Aud her dreams gr,w SWEET aud brighter,
As the Mount was cut away.
SHAFT on shan was carved ani carried
t. the top of that famed liiil,
Whegc Minerva, crowned b. PGid!as,
Holds soing dusty empire still.
Slab on siab aud countless percher.
Piled props to- stay tas sSies.
Plainly .r"U. lar oa sAmDs,
As tbs sAiiof hJmewArd a,ss.
age er gold. nud brass. aai silver.
Nccs,ej AMI acaped on Tiue's black sloEs-
S;l hoped tao Ma,dsn spmr dear liver
l.t would light hsT chamber door.
And a, leag,h ;hers came l.ver.
LED by lomsiu.s aWsst itGe-d.
Nlth = halo AL aCVat Lia--
A.1 - .-a.4as &C.. hlin Meade.
In her halls lie heari her slck.a-.
Musc swsrter tuau h,s oaa,
Aud sharply cutting t" LeT chltaber--
L.. sin!le beAtnI thfyu..1 the s.9us
Closely eluus the amsgnus matbls
To the b4sum Of the Maid,
Till insisive chis..i freed irr
From Ia tiraiIon ., chs pTay'd.
1.-the aud lish: urTSre tbs marvel,
Disineamac'i ol her load
Apd wi,h i,ois,sps l.lc goddess.
oat among the a.H Is sas s;fgds.
Struggled then the rival sun beams
In rapid. rushing race.
While tte angels watched umpiFts
Which soUld gtt tbs GTst embrace.
All tic perfumel wiais "f Heaven
Open i out tIelr daiutiss, ssofs--
In ! er g.'"t-pr.nta aJwrtIs nounsA'd,
Where tIsy never blooms ii belo.e.
Like ray %! II igh' desc suding
on Lcf shoulder liz u Dove
Charmed ~ bgaaty tayTs nns.Iis
II ban bis eyes lad sleH ab,,s.
Round about. tie maid went picking
EeTrles from SONS sacred HUI
Filled her lap 10 uSsfa ~ n.
Lal!ed b rippltDss VI q T..l.
'Twixi persnasye thHInS and finger.
Ber. IL rips aHd ruddy rest
lie sstii I!.t .asis the iusrssus Wand,
FOadIy bending v'er her breast
Api wen 'eT ,hat he saE>s
W1th sueD Tapiugs n Ln eyea!-
Nor III Try th. short - eir.u;
Ia h.s 0ncs be.Vvsd skies.
The lover parted from The mai'len-
Sold her for her wsslt Ia s9lI--
And tia dove clung {. her sLou.Js.--
So they 10Th alike ssrTe cold.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-06-12

How MANY?-A young man asked
an old man for his daughter in marriage
The answer was: Go into the. orch.
ard and bring in number Of apples
Give me one half OF the whale number
and the mother half of the balance and
half an apple over, aud to the daughter
one half of the remainder and half an
apple over, and have one left for your
self without cutting an apple; and then,
if she is willing you can have her" He
solved the question, How many did he
bring Y
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-06-12
ALBANY BATH HOUSE!

TEyHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
fully inform the citizens Of Albany and vi
cihity that he has taken charge of this Establish
ment and, by keeping clean rooms and paying
strict attention to business expects to suit all those
who may favor him with their patronage. Having
heretofore carried on nothing but
First-Class Hair Dressing Saloons,
he expects to give entire satisfaction to all.
MB- Children and Ladies' Hair neatly cut and
sbampooed. JOSEPH WEBER.
spr4v3n33E
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-06-12

They tell me I am handsome yet,
And all the ladies ssy.
"Dn lock at him thc dear oil iaeE
Grows younger every day"
And w hen each friend Hsks. lat your age
How came you fee from ills p
l always answer: In my youth
paid my printers bills"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-06-12
A PoETICAL EXCUSE.

"Siy dear. what makes you always yaWn7'
The wife exclaimed. her temper gone,
"Ts home :" dull aud dresTy? 20
''Not so. my love- he snid. mot so;
But man and wife are one. you know;
And when alone I'm weary e