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u n;nIyIDED HALF OF THAT CHOICE
hpRRrY. NO. "a BAROENE STREET, BE-
NM: yuLIA AND DELORD STREETS.
i s,,rrrssYoN OF JEAN ABADIE.
aestr;ct, Court for the Parish OF ofieans-
M sJsss.

Rf ! ny FERRET. AuCTIONEER.-
No. 50 Royal stgsetIsAAres n the 's st.
at Eseh.nge e' IN the basement 70
tSs a. Charles Hotel, will be sold ao Sy
virtue Of an t Srde see sS% 'Ds asa
- ai9neaue, !u f Orleans. dated December
"a ne dssipPv owing very valuable real estate De-
80 spNDivl1I,nnh ,,;idines and improvements
~ VITA ta. s - the First District Of this CITY.
r. rsss Sooanded BY Dryads:, DeioF e.. yu. na
.tssss:, s si:e y e, ssst ,ss sunnns 70
VIZ "a .i impressnent. thereon consist consist
~..S< Esrennc street, compose N tss
lG.ss.s - infrcduoed, hydrant, ote
~ 1ksl otates treasury TO-.
.s1is 61i8sl ststss iasssscs 49, 49,
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SALE OF wAREHOUSED AND UNCLAIMED
GOODS.
UNITED Stairs CUsToNaousH,
E.~.y n~1Anna

UNITED Stairs CUsToNHoUsH,
New Orleans, :
Collectors Office. December 10, 1870.
DY NEVILLE & VAN SOIINGEN, AUG.
ID tioneers.-The following goods having remained
in warehouse unclaimed for more than one
wear. or warehoused for more than three years,
will be sold at public auction in accordance with
law and the regulations of the Treasury DEPART
TUESDAY, January 10. at ten o'clock A. ~:
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AUCTION SALES.
81 Neville q Van solingen.
ROSEWOOD AND SATIN PARLOR SET
ArAucr1oN.
or ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY coNcSRs.

DY NEVILLE Il VAN sOLINGEN, AUG.
ID ti0neers-Ofnce No. Ill Gravier street.-Will
be cold at public auction for account of whom it
may concern, on TUESDAY, January 3, 1871, at
eleven O'Clock A n. ct Office Of auctoneers No. III
Gragier street.
One elegant Rosewood. and Satin Parlor set Of
FURNITURE consisting of two Sofas, two Arm
Chairs and six Chairs, covered with crimson and
gold BrOcatel
Terms-C0sh. de3O
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CHARLES STREET.
DY PLACIDE ,. SPEAR, AUCTION.
ID eer-Offce No. rs Exchange alley.-SATURDAY,
December 81, 1870, at quarter to eleven o'clock A.
M will be sold at public auction, at the st. Charles
Loan Office, No. Is st. Charles street, between Canal
and Common streets, the balance Of the Pledges
unredeeaned up to September 80, 1870, consisting
DIAMONDS, DIAMOND BROOCHES AND EAR:
rings, Diamond Rings, Gold and Silver Watches, Of
the very hest manufacture, Guns, Pistols, Revolv.
ers, Silverware, sleeve Buttons, Clothing, Hats
and Shoes, Furniture-and in fact, all kinds Of
goods, which would take too long space to emu
merate. .
Every article offered must and win be sold to the
highest bidder.
Purchasers need have no fear to invest, IS every
article offered will be represented at the time Of
SALE and should the same turn out diderdntly thap
stated they win be allowed twenty -four hodrs a
return their acquisitiou. and have their money -
funded them
Country buyers and dealers in general win fnf
Il to theif a&vantaee to BE pCeeent at the 80.
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. VALUABLE RESIDENCE
NO. 1853 ROBIN STREET, BETWEEN MAGAZINE
AND coNsrANcE STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF BENJAMIN 8. TAPPAE. JR

:. ~
DYCHARLRSR =. POTTER, AUCTlON1kk
ID Once No. Is KxchAnge Place. 0ATUkDAY,
January n, 1871, ct twelve O'clock =. nt the st.
Charles Auction Exchange, rotundA y. CnAriee no.
tel ON st. Cha(DA street, botWecn Common and
0ravisr streetss ~ he soA q public euction, BY
virtue o. a or66s Aom the HonorAete Louia Du.
viRneaud, Judge Of the Second District Court TOR
the parish Of Orleans, dated nineteouth DAY 81
Decepber, $50, the following described property,
CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF 0ROUND.
together with al the buildings and improyeme nts
thereon situated in the Fret District Of this city,
in the square bounded BY Robin, Magaaine, Con
stance and Terpsichoro streetsi and measezlng, In
American measpre, 81 feet II inches and lines
front on Robin street, by depth ct ~ Ret 10
inches and lines, between parallel lines, the
whole more or less. The impr0vement c0usists
Of that valuable twostory Brick Residence, No. l6s
Terms-Cssh In United States treasury notes.
Act of sale before Charles G.. Andry. notary pub
lie, ct the expense Of the purchaser. Including
United States stamps desl Or ia7 l421
VALUABLE LOTS IN THE FIRST DISTRICT or
THIS CITY.
succsssIos OF MARGARET LurErlA RoYs.
second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
No. 34,l07.
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ny T.. A. DESIIONDE, AUCTIONEER-
ary = 1871. at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants
and Auctioneers' Exchange. on Royal, between
Canal and Cuetomhouso Streets by virtue ana
in pursuance Of an order Of the Hon. l. Duvlgneaud
Judge of the Second District Court for the parish OF
Orleans, dated December 81, 1890 will be sold FOR
account Of the succession OF James n. Ne
C2oskey-
One share in the capital stock Of Il variete
Association.
Z Terns-cssh n unfled States treasury notes.
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HORSES AND MULRS.

HORSES AND MULES.
Large and extensive sale of fine Saddle and Harness
Horses, Work Mules, Top and Open Buggies,
Harness, ETC., at auction.
DY II. M. & b. j. MONTGOMERY, AUG
ID tioneers-Win be sold ON TUESDAY: THURS
DAY and SATURDAY of every week, .atll o'clock,
Pine Saddle and Harness HORSES and MARES
Good WoSk MULES.
Several new and second hand Top aud open BUG.
0fKS.
Terms+Cash in United States treasury notes.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS, CARPETS.
ETC, AT AUCTION

DY r.. M. & b. j. MONTGOMERY. AuO.
ID tioneers-Win be sold ON every SATURDAY..
TUESDAY, and THURSDAY, at the Old Auction
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF NEW and SEC
OND-HAND FURNITURE, such - Rosewood
reaus Washstanda, Parlor Furniture. Marble Top
Centre Tables, Carpets French Plate Mirrors,
Mattresses, Cooking Bt0ves, etc.
ALSO,
large invoice Of Cottage Beds, Cane and Wood
Seat Chairs Also. Upright and Square Pianos Of
Pieyel, FAvre and other manufactures
Tor1nS-CASh nos
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succsss1os OF CHARLES pARsxso. ,.
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SUCCESSION OF EDWARD PARKER.

Second District Coart fog the parish Of Orleans.
No Is GA.
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AUCTION GALES.
Dv1 II. & q. J. 1GontgoGnery.
LARog AND SPECIAL ATTRACTIVE CATAL00CA
SALE OF ITALIAN MARBLB STATUARH,
VASES, SrATUETTES, FRENCH BR0NW AND
oRMuLu CHECKS, ENGLISH siLvRRPLATHD
WARE, AND A LAR0E COLLECTIoH OF
FANCY AND MANrRL ARTICLES.
Being the most superb Collection Of Genuine b.
1 ropean Works ofArt ever imported. and offered
for sale IN this city by Mr.. Pandoldni.

DY r.. M. Il b. J.. MONTGOMKRYa
IL AIctioneers-Onice No 81 Camp stroet-Wiu
be sold ON SATURDAY, December 81, 1T seven O'Clock
p. H., ct No. Carondelet. between Common and
N' TIKI ' ATTRACrrvE AND SUPERB COLLECTION,
consistina in part, OF Statuettes, Vienna " 6hell
Madonna, the Three Grsces, by Canoye the Three
Twenty one Day Clocks, Bfsnse Htatuettse Of new
designs. Marble Vases, a different discs, richly
carved in Alto BassRelevo suitable for Decoration
Of parlOr hail. library, etc; Card Receiver work
Boxes, fne collection of English Plated Ware con-
sisting Of Tea Sets, Vine and Table Cestoses zee
Pitchers, Butter Dishes Cover Dishes, sud Al arta.
Knives In cases and sets. 80 ~ Z
NOT1CE-This magnificent exhibition will Be
opened to the public ON THURSDAY. December ~.
at the above named place. Ladies' and gentlemen
are especially invited to examine this superb Gal
lery Of Art as this is the most attractive collection
of genuine European works Of art ever brought to
New Orleans. de2O
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BY E. A. Deslonde.
LA vARIETE ASSOCIATION.
SUCCESSION OF JAMES NJ. MccLosKEY.
ONE SHARE IN THE CAPITAL STOCK OF
LA yARIETE ASSOCIATION AT AUCTION.

Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. 34,o39.
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PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
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LAST CHANCE TO SECURE GREAT BARGAINS
ST. CHARLES LOAN OFFICE, NO. Is ST.
CHARLES STREET.
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THE NEW FOOD.

For a few cents you can buy
of your Grocer or Druggist a
package of SEA MOsS FARINE
made from pure Irish Woss or
Carrageen, which will make
sixteen quarts cf Elanc Mango,
and q like quantity Ct puddings
Castards, Creams, Charlotte
Russo, &c. It is tie cheapest,
healthiest and most delicious
food in the world. It makes a
splendid Dessert, and has no
equal as a light and delicate
food for Invalids and Children.
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and diamond ring from Jim Baker ;
then he bought bran-new suit of broad
cloth and a shoofy hat; then he borrow
ed Dan DeQuilps ponderous cane.
Now, said Calamity, II am ready.
l have secured pass for two, and we
shall find Smith in the 700-foot level.
He won't know me in good clothes. and
| shall play with him a while"
Getting into the cage aud giving the
signal to lower, down we went into the
depths, darkness surrounding us. But
the ''ligh. of other days" was soon reach
ed, and sorry light he was. Tall, slim,
dirty as printing Office towel. dressed in
SUIT OF FLOUR BAGS,
Ills face powdered and his hair uncomb-
ed, be looked like the picture of wretchcd-
ness.
"Come to see the mine, gentlem en- 2"
inquired Smith
Yes, aud to buy" said Calamity. ave
want to show the world that these mines
require 40 assessments when controlled
by honest men. BY the way, did I not
know you in my youth 2"
Possibly you did, said Smith; 81
am from New Jersey"
$50 am l." said Calamity, ''and
know you well. But to h-il with the
pastr Do you like to work in the mines 2"
Indeed, | do not. The heat and gas
and foul air arc almost insufferable, say
ing nothing about the danger from blasts,
caves, falling rocks and timbers, and so
forth. When l came here to work
weighed one hundred and eighty pounds.
Look at me now"
Il must say that your corporation is
seriously reduced Have they paid you
good wages for this ungodly transforma-
ton p
Smith looked serious at the questioner,
aud then answered:
s'Since you are disposed to make light
OF me- because | am poor man, you
will please excuse NE from further con-
vcrsation. AS regards the wages of
miners, however, l think they should be
S6 instead of 81. God knows we earn
more than we get"
s'Do yor really think SO, Smithy ?"
The ex capitalist looked amazed, but
his bald pate, and was instantly rccog-
nized.
'.How was it in Silver Mountain,
Smithy 2"
No response.
Come Speak out. or I'll expose you
to every mau in the mine +! How was it
in Silver NouLtain -
.'Ilase you como to crow over me, Mr..
Calamity"
"Yes, Smithy, fhave. If you were
rich to>dav, you'd grind your fellow
workmen down to powder, as you did me
therefore, Sulitby, thauk God you're
poor, and hope you will remain SO till
you die. There is not miner III Vir
sinia whose clothes you are fit to wear
Yet, Sniithy, if you want money call on
me. All ask is FIVE per ceut. month
and good security"
Thus was Calamity revenged. Smith
knew he had reecntly acquired fortune.
and knowing, wept-at least, | saw him
wipe his nose with his coat sleeve
IDLESTONE
p. S.-As Calamity is well known
here, and every body takes the CHsoN-
Gle, l thought l would tell this little
story on him through your paper. Though
wealthy, he is the miners' friend |.
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A Glorious Change
THE GREAT WORLDS TONIC,
Plantation Bitters.

This wonderful vegetable re-
the feeble and debiiitated. As a
tonic and cordial for tho ased
and languid, it has no equal
among stOmacIics. As remedy
for the nervous weakness to
which women are especially sub
5ect, it Is superseding every other
stimulanf. I'm ALI climates, sroT,i-
cal, temperate, CT frigid, it acts
as "a specific in every species OF
disorder which lIndcrmincs the
BODILY strength, and breaks down
f.sn ;:ssi1:.;:i spirits. For sake by
az e.1Es3Sists.
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s'Certainly, children; l ran OH with
mother once and didn't know IT.
Charley and Artie looked fiom one to
the other, and asked: 'How when
where ?"
The doctor only laughed, and shook
his head as though the story was too
good TO tell, and that was all they ever
could get out of him.
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INDIANA ITEMs.-Two gardeners in
Ierre Haute have sold 381 900 cucum-
bcrs this season, from FIVE acre patch.
The population of Terre Haute is about
l6,3OO, gain of one hundred per cent,
In the last ten years.
Andrew Walker and Charles Frcer, of
Stevenson Mill, Wayne county, on tho
10th ult., went out to hunt Wild turkeys
Walker came upon flock of the game,
and, squatting down in the bushes, began
to call the turkeys by whistlng in the
manner usually resorted to by sportsmcn.
At this moment Freer came up, and see,
ing Walker through the brush, mistook
him for turkey, and fred upon him
He then approached the spot, and was
horror struck op discovering the lifeless
body of Walker weltcrins in his own
blood
Two colorcd teachers have recently
been employed for the public schools of
Terre Haute.
The manufacturing establishments Of
New Albany pay out 500, 900 per month
In wages alone.
DRorPING THE IA schoolboy read
ing to his master, pronounced every word
with more than proper emphasis. had
received repeated reproofs. but particu-
larly concerning the word "honor," which
the master told him he should pronounce
'onor," and desired him for the future
to drop the H. The lesson had taken a
longer time than usual, so that the mas
ter, whose breakfast had been detained
till i; was quite cold, was not little vex-
ed. and taking the muffin, gave it to the
boy, saying:
''Here, you stupid bloekhead. my muf-
fin is quite cold : take it into the kitchen
and heat it,"
The boy was goue SO long that the
masters patience was quite exhausted,
and he sent for him. The poor fellow
came in with the last piece in his mouth.
''W hat the deuce" exclaimed the mas
ter" you have not devoured my muffin,
| hope. | told you to take it to the kitch-
en- to heat it."
''Ycs, sir. replied the boy, who had
just bolted the last lnouthful, '.but you
told me to always drop the H.
Tilr othy Dodd, the Oldest active bust
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GoS Gifts in all. S500,G ,Gl0
The Concert and Distribution will take place
un der the immediate direction of the Board Of
Trustees of the Mercantile Library Association,
assisted by "A Supervisory Committee selected from
STATE, City and County sfiecTs, und well known
citizens of San Francisco
ROBERT T. SWAIN. President NJ. L. A.
w. II. l.. BARNES vice-Prcsident
WM. c. EALSTOE, Tr asurcr.
after paying the expenses of the entertainment
and making the dis tributiun Of the Gifts US above
announced. the balance will be appli to extin-
gushing the present indebtedness Of the Mercan-
tile Library Association.
Holders of tickets TO which gifts may be award
tickets !, coupons to the Business Agents Of tho
Board OF Trustees at their Office, No. SIS Califor-
MIA street, San Francisco.
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The Mountainecr reports that cattle in
TIE upper country "aro fatter this fall
than they were last, notwithstanding the
drouth that We have had all summer.
From this it appears that the bunch
grass contains as much nutriment when
dry as when it is green, at least it seems
SO from the fine condition in which we
End the beef and mutton that we see
every day hanging up in our city mark
ets"
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THE LACE MAKER.-A story is told in
manufacture of fne lace into Brussels
which is pleasant itself. and carries with
it lesson worth learning. 4 poor girl,
named Gertrude, was deeply attached to
young man whose wealth precludcd all
hopes of marriage. One night, as she
sat weeping bitterly, lady entered her
cottage. and, without saying word, pla
ced in her lap cushion with its bobbins
filled with thread. The lady then, with
perfect silence, showed her how to work
the bo Ibius, aud how to make all sorts
of delicate patterns, and complicated
stitches. As daylight approached the
maiden had learned the art, and the
mysterious visitor disappeared. The
maiden grew rich by her work, and mar
ried the obj ct of her love. Years after
ward, while living lii luxury, she was
startled by mysterious lady entering
her house-this time not silent but lock
ing stern She said; Here you enjoy
peace and comfort, while without are ia
mine and trouble. helped you; you
have not helped your neighbors. The
angels weep for you and turn away their
faces" So the next day Gertrude went
forth, with her cushion and bobbins in
hand, aud going from cottage to cottage,
she taught the art she had so mysterious
ly learned, and comfort and plenty came
to all.
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100000.

ERAND GIFT CONCERT IN AID OF
" the Ucrcantite Lijrasy association of San
Francisco, California,
MONDAY, October 3lst, 1870.
Tickets of Admission, SIS. 90 gold coin.
Treasurer ........-.......Th The Bank Of California.
During the entertainment the of 500 900
U. s. Cold Coin win be returned the ualders
of Tickets. hy the distribution by chance, u tine
ifevit,,y q GIFTS
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WAyTED.

600 USHELS OF OATS. fce
1OeSbVDO which the highest market price
viii be paid in CASH, at the store cf
N. S. DU BOISE,
Also. gutter and Eggs in unlimited quantity.
for which the highest market price viii b. paid 10
cash. Call and see me.
Alhanv, Aug. 20, 167o-so
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An Owyhee paper has this item: In
stead of having number of strings to
her bow, there is young lady on War
Eagle who has sixteen 6caur to her
string
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Marion county has levied q tax Of
three and half mills for the purpose of
building q new Court House.
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ssGAH,, NEWS.
Farmers Can Ride and PIoW,
Ey SECURING ONE OF THE
GAY" pLOWS.
Manufactured and sold for the very low price o.
SC5 and @15.
To Deschuttes River


II7IIE simplicity aud practica5lty of this new
j. rlow eommends il fasorably to the special
noiisc of every farmer. 1t possesses deeiaed
superiority over all other pfows in The
wbee.s are four fc, in diameter, and run on the
unplowcd land. Its entire construt ton is In no
way complicated. The rlow is managed in every
manner with case, and requires only two levers
60 DC used IN making any alteration. The su,e-
riority of thc Cay" p!ow will Lc clearly shown
by the following certificate:
We, the undersigned, citizens of Linn county
oregon, having purchased aud used upon our
farms the "Gay" Plow, hereby certify that the
for adjusting to suit the depth of furrow without
NOW 6 from the scat. is simple and easy. We
like the piow for its drauSht, because the
brought to bear directly upon the piow-beam in
stead OF the carriage also, because it is strong
and durable, all except the woodwork being con-
structcd Of wrought iron--no ca tings are used.
The wheels running upon the solid land is an adj
vantage over other gang -pows, in striking off
land and in plowins. not having to make the nee
essary changes in the machinery. and the seat is
always level, not thr wing the driver forward or
sideways as in other plows. Better work and
Plow than by hand.
We take pleasure in recommending the 90 sYn
PLow to our brother farmers, US one having no
superior in Oregon.
j. q. REED, W.. ESUOM
A. S. LoONEY, Il. ". PIKE.
VIII. GoLTTREE. II. DAVIDSON.
May 20th. 1869.
The "GAr" PLow is manufactured by II.
Goulding. Portland Machine Shop.
All orders will be promptly attended to by nd
dressing.
G. r. GAY.
Portland, Oregon.
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\ case of homicide is reported by the
Baker City Democrat, which occurred III
Ell Dorado on the 18th. That paper says:
The particulars, as We learn them, are
as follows: Sometime during the day,
John McCourt, Esq, residing at FL Do
rado, and owning, or claiming to own,
some rich placer digsinss in Rattlcsnake e
Gulch, while passing along near an empty
building in FL Dorado, was fred at by
some person secreted in the cellar. One
or more of the buckshot Git was a shot
gum struck MeCourt in the lower por-
tion of tue abdomen, close to the pelvic
region, from the effects Of which he died
in about an hour afterwards. Suspicion
fastened on Mr.. Beatty Fawcett, Of Ba-
ker City, as the one who had committed
the homicide and he was soon after-
wards arrested by Deputy Sheriff Harper,
ana brought to this place and he is un-
der arrest at this present writing.
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oF AL. KINDS. printed at the very lowest
~ rates rs ordered, a. this once.
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q n. Clauphton,

NyoTARy pUBLIc AND REAL ESTATE
IN AGENT Ofice Ia tho Post Office building,
Lebanon, Dragon.
VIII attend to making Decds and other convey
.nces. also to the prompt collection OF debts en-
trusted to my care.
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Tin othy Dodd, the Oldest active bust
ness man in Boston, celebrated his nine
tieth birthday on the 29th August
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\ quack dish-roast duck.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Albany Agents.
j. BARROwS 4 CO.. Agents
for Linn q Benton countics.
JOHN BRIGGS, Agent
fur Linn Benton counties.
May '69-37
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w. wHITWELL,
General Agent for Oregon and Territories,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Nov. 6, 'G9-9y

By authority Of a Special 1ct IF the Lcy-
istature Of Tie State of Gaiynnia.
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N. B.-All persons owing will at once como
forward and pay up, SO as to begin new accounts.
L. ELKINS 4 son.
Lebanon, April I. 7o.-sm3o
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NoEICE.

Holders of Tickets the Gift Concert ia
aid of the Mercantile Library Association, arc
L>rey no.ae-i .i.af u. Concert Ii postponed until
Egonday, Cetoser 31st, 1870.
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OUR STOCK OF

BOOTS !& SHOES :.
10 worthy tue attention OF every Buyer havin-
been expressly Manufactured for tn. Oregon
Trade, aud will offer great Inducements To- pur
chasers.
l.. GOLDSMITH & co.
IS Front aud 76 First St.. Portland, Oregon.
l32 Church street, New York
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TTNHIS COMPANY POSSESSES A C0MBI-
Il nation of desirable features which other
organization claim. It's growth has been
steady. its success marked Its system of busi-
ness is pre-emnently adapted to benefit the hold
of its Policies.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-29

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