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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-03-03
American Girls In Europc.

| DO not wish TO uuderya,ue English
beauty, which l. more satisfactory aud
vuduuns, and most Of which wi,, wash.
But confess that American beauty
from New York 10 New Or.ean, has
spoiled my eyes for any other; and
when | am Just getting accustomed g.
the solid Eu-ll>h ultrons lnI muiea,,
Ike Mr.. Hawthorne, and beginning to
like thcm-aiOOs comes i group OF my
talr country women, ou their travels
and they spoil it all again. Those
dear Yankee girls-l fear You Do not
appreciate them at home. Here they
admire and envy them-that i, the
men admire aud the women envy On
the continent they rave about them.
Half dozen American bellies send a
whole German town distracted IL l.
not ouly beauty aud grace, but their
wit, spirit aud audacity The conti-
mental customs favor their tr,umphS
No girl over there dares to say her
soul is her osn-!et alone her body
she ueyer goes anywhere without u
ohdperOae she never conser.es with
a gentleman except 70 auswer que>-
tioo she Is OF necessity inslpii to the
,ast degree. An AMERICAN girl, % the
contrary, asserts her freedom, goes
where she likes. talks With every one
she cares " talk with, says du TO u
Gtrmau-just as she would do ut
home. lie is overwhelmed, astoni>h
ed, but all the more delighted. lie
tells his friends that the beautiful girl
he waltzed with said du to him, and
told him to bring her glass ot water,
which sets them oil crazy to DC intro
duced. bear her say du to them, and
be made water carriers likewise. Next
da, the whole town is talking about
aud Starins at her-the women are iO
a rage-but the result is the coovic-
,iou that America must b. u great
country, Increased emigration, aud
tie consequent progress Vi civilization,
.-EaropedR Letter
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much agility and speed Of foot Solo
mon Jennings, Yankee, remarkably
stout aud strong Edward MARSHALL, q
native OF Bucks county,a o,cd hunter
chain carrier, &c, large, hcavy-Sc;,
aud strong boucd pn.
The day was appointed and the
chompious notified The peoplc.col.
lcctcd a, what they thought the first
twenty miles Of the Durham road. to
see them pass. First came Yates, step
ping a. light as feather, accompanied
by L Penn and attendants on horse.
back. After him, but out of sight.
came Jennings with II strong, steady
step aud not far behind, Edward
Marshall, apparently carlcss, swing
iug a hatchet in his hand, aud eating a
dry biscuit Bets ran in favor Of Yates
Marshall took biscuits to support his
stomach. and carried hd'chct g.
swing ia his hands alternately, that
the action in his arms should balance
in his legs, "a he wa, fully determined
to beat the others, or die in the at
tempt lie said be fr-t saw Iatc,
10 defending Durham Creek, aud gain.
ed on him. There h, saw Yates at
,iuging on log, very tired presently
be Tell Oft and gave up tho walk. Mar
shall kcp' on, and before he reached
the Lchigh, overlook aud passed Jcn-
uings-waIcd thc river q, Bethlehem
hurried On faster aud faster by where
Nazareth stands, to the Wind Gap.
That was a. iaras the path hal been
mirkeI far them to walk on, and there
was collection OF people waiting to
sec il any OF the three would reach il
by -unnct lie only halted for the
surveyor to give him pOckct.com-
pass, aud started again. Three lud,au
gunner, were sent after him to see it
he walked il fair, an how far he went
lie then passed To the right OF Pocono
Mountain, the lniiaus iindiug il dill
cult to keep him in sight, til he reach.
ed Sill Water; AMI he wOIld have
gone :. lew miles further but tor the
water. There he marked tree wit
messed by the three Indians. The dis.
lance he walk d between SUI aud sun
not being 90 straight line, and abou,
thirty miles of it through woods, was
estimated to be firm one hundred and
ten to o:c bundled aud twenty miles
lie thus won the great prize, which
was five hundred pounds 10 m'ney,
aud five hunlrci acres Of aud any,
whc:e in the purchase,
James Yates who led the way for
the first thirty miles or more was quite
blind when taken ou; OF Durham Creek
he lived but three days aiterward-
solomon Jennings survived by u few
years. Edward Marshall hycd aud
died on Marshalrs Island in the Del
aware RIVER lie arrived Ut about
ninety years Of age. lie was great
hunter, and It Is said that be discover
cd u rich silver mine, which rendered
him and his family conuexiun, atlllent ,
bu, be never disclosed whore il was.
aud II continues unknown % this day
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APT QUESTION "A friend Of ours
was coming to New York irom Alba
ny, and just opposite him IN the ca
sal lady aud her child, the latter a
beautiful httIo gal w,th wonderfully
bright eyes and sweet, winNome
iac,--the very picture, IN miniature,
OF her mother. She attracted much
attention, aud woa many smiles anu
tender glsuees, as she moved about tn,
seat. An elderly geatieman walking
through the car, looked into the witch
log things eyes, and was fascinated a
ouee. STOPPING, he lovingly patIeS
her check, and asked -
Wont you give nae hiss, pretty
ono : like W Kiss litilo girls.N
She looked at him very aiehlS fol
AN instant aud thea propOa, ded th'
rather enbal rass.ns Que 't,on -
wouldn's You "a hes kss nam
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-03-03
sari.sins Prospects In
virginia..

El.hu RGrrit in amp Alct used
Ou "N-sAln-'on's Word, 20 iL'eud,u.
English Emi-rant., communi,at,s
some u,g,u, Information tJ farmer, ---
virginia. A- say, ia tue sense Of uuie-
7-iopcI and a.@g-, uuezp,-r-d re-
sources j. the Youngest. newest S.te
Ia tie tn.0n. l.cuuut.I Il ], prob
abl, that more io--hoUsys would 10
found 10 i, than ,1 Iowa or Minnesota.
Hundreds Cd. these are hundred year,
old aud hundred mi -Lt lie numbered
within twl hours ri.e by IA way II
Washington. These ,AOE both age
AM youth. They are the gray hairs
81 ~ ia aud tL. ch..i lucA, 9i yOaus
>tayc Here tJ-l j. . territory ,ar..
enough Tor a ,eH--u'purt.rE nation,
suddenly opened up tor settlement.
From tll Atlantic coast to the shores
70. the Ou.u, IL 5 virtually virgin ter
rtory. lis eldest p.aal,lJu, Aavg
never bceu turT0we4 by an English
plough The sol. ,,x ucle- below ras
surface hI, never t..J 4uy A.lG % share.
Al ta- Ivp,l o. = q, ucT aul virgin
Is Any VIII pJ4.,Ie that pastures But-
"a. beyond iAe Mississippi Eng
.l,A agriculture would uiAae Ucy
world OF the whole >,aie. In variety
aAG capacity oi productions 10 exceeds
any other Oh the continent /. grow,
the crops o. all The Others, north 40!
south, eat aud west IL partaa ~
a.. their climates aud soils IN a mOa.-
lei Gr.fee, In i,, sou h,rn districts,
Jy be ,ea. it cuu grow cotton and
even lice, L. tobacco rule, be mas-
kets Of the w.r.4. aui constitutes It,
agricultural ,lecIal,y, But in grain
anu ROOF crops It's capacities, 80 iar as
tuvy have been tested, show what lt
may do un.yr ths r'g,ms To-. fee labor.
Tue iaure, tor lsji, Wleu !, Wa, ,I,t
r-Atu. itself rym the Sg-cS aud ruin
Vi tho war stands thu. Indian c.ru,
- jU9, ,9uc bushels wheat. 533lJ5+
oats, 1920, loo ryc, 6Js, 400 buck
wueat, lU2,Uej potatoes, l,Js2, 100 +,
u1ucco, uJ,JcU SIG pounds, ya.u1
lJ.Os3. $50 dO..ars. In ,Xlent ot ter
TtOry, Virginia II about One-hai the
size Vt Grrat Britain. The natural or
miuuraI resources Oi Virginia are pea
l,cIy marvellous. Horace Greeley, On
making a uaur vi inspection through
the SIaie, visited tract Of mountain
land, containing 40 0JO acres, bought
up 10y NyrtRern company tor IT, m,n.
,r,.l wealth. tie ,ay,, On each OF tho
three cut oi mauy crosls that have
VISITED, there wire millions oil tons
ready to be shovv.ed up ,nd carted of,
Ike any side bank OF pebbles. IL Is
said " Do pure, SlelllDS from % ~ ~
per cent. vi metal, oi cAceaeut quar-
ity. Our whole couutry WighLue pro-
yided with iIou tor hundred wears
nom this property aud leave enough
~ supply the whole word !Ur a., s
hereafter Al another point ot his
route ho found mine which 1t was
oxpee,rd would turo out 100 t0os a
week But II possible, the deposits D,
/ tel ulliug material tor recovering no
land that slavery bed to sAhaasll' IA,
are as vAllsnls a. mine. os eOa. VI IrJa +.
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A Long Walk.

In 1882. Thomas Penn contracted
with Teedyuseuin2 aud some others for
title to all the land 10 Pennsy lvania,
TO be taken of by a parallel OF latitude
from any point rs far rs the best Of
three men could wslk in day, betwesu
sunrise aud sunset, kom . certaio chest
nut tree, at OF near Bristol. iu Q north
west direction, Caro- Was taken to se'
lect the most capable tor such walk
cAa aheiaa- -f,l- ls,Dos, va.>, .. n, 49,
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A WRECKED LIFE;
on,
:IEE EFFECT OF SLAyDER

Mrs Graham called on Mrs. Gran,
one pleasant day in July. They wer,
ncighbors, and loved bit OF gossip
Mrs. Graham seated herself near TIA,
open window, aud looked out over tn,
fragrant garden to the little whit,
house beyond.
WHO lives there ?" is the query.
Don't you know? There is the
place where tae widow Bryson aud hei
daughter live"
"Ah. the old and the young lady
who sat iu the west pew, last Sunday!
Yes"
"llave you called?' questioned Mrs
Graham.
"Mo! with emphasis.
Yes; are you going to neighboI
with them?"
Il don't associate with every one
No. | suppose uot-tut arc not
these nice people"
NO, don't say they are not. ]
don't believe in talking III Of my neigh.
tors, II cant speak well ofapy one
| believe in just letting them alone.
"Oh what is it p
"Oh, nothing much but l guess il
you saw what SEQ daily, you wouldn't
think Of my calling; tbey'don suffer
Tor want OF company very much'
"Who has been there =? III never
tell it," said Mrs. Graham.
Mrs. Grant shook her head.
Ladies "
II never saw any ladies calling
there"
Gentlemen ?"
Yes, ifyou call Squire Gregory a
gentleman"
Squire Gregory y Mrs. Graham
lifts her hands in horror.
We will jast whisper to the reader
that the masculine 10 question bore a
very evil reputation, having been, fig
uratively speaking, kicked out OF soei-
ETY. long ago.
"And you saw him really there p
muscd Mrs, Graham. lis It possible
Well, one cannot mistake their charac-
ter I'm glad we've found them out III
Sleeps clothing
Mrs. Grant shells her peas for diu-
ner, and Mrs Graham rolls up her
knitling work,
Don't be in hurry Mrs Graham.
80 ! have not beou. by the way
have you got any yeast that you could
sparey Mine soured, aud | wish tc
bake to morrow, II possible
10, yes, take. u cupiul now, or send
Jeunie over for it," said Mrs. Grant
Going up to Mrs. Merrilrs,' said
Mrs. Graut.
"Here's her magazine that | Dor
rowed las, week; have been trying
to get John TO take il; he likes to read
il as we'll as l do, but when he cat
borrow no went subscribe.
Mrs. Merrill, M aristoeratic lady
who lived in "two story brick.
greeis her visitor with u polite good
morning, aud ushers her into the Sit
Ting room, There Is a canary in q
gilded cage, who is iriliipg his son.
very merrily, aud there arc blooming
aowers in the windows.
Will you lay Of your shaker 7" asks
Mrs. Merrill, quietly,
"Oh, 'tlsn't worth while-l jus. rur
In. was going TO the store, and
thought would call aud return tni'
magazioe," Tanning herself with hel
shaker, which she had just removed
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An HONEST LIvlNG.-A youn; Boston
wau " wbo purposed starting Business IN
Now York city, made preliminary
visit there armed with letters Of intro
duetion to business meu. These pre-
seotsd and the usual compliments
passed, the New York merchat inquIr-
ed OF young Boston what he intended
to do. have not exactly decided, ="
replied the young Puritan, but | ex-
peet 10 settle into some business IN
hlch eau get . living honestly"
"A living honestly 7"
"An honest hvlDg," repeated the
Bostopian.
"Yoaog man." said the New Yorker
" | congratulate you; there is not q
city 10 tho United States in which you
viii meet With so little composition Ia
your method OF doing eosiness.'-
Com. Bs.tetia.
Why is sprosy preaeher like the
L,,,;f,,,lr osa whAe 2 Resanse The 'el'
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RATES OF ADVERTISING:

One column, one year. $4,000
One bali column. one year. 1000
Oae-fourth column, one year. 1900
One square 90 lines) one insertion 75
Every additional insertion 81
Professional and Busisess cards Of
not more than Eve lines. per year 500
Auditor, Executor. Administrator
and Assignee Notices go
Editorial notices per line i5
All advertisements for = shorter pcrioo
than one year are payable at the time
they are ordered, anl II not paid the per-
son ordering them will he held responsible
Or The money.
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SELECT POETRY.
HOW WILL 1T BE.

When few more yenrs are over,
And they lay our weary heads
Low beneath the daisy blossoms
With the pale aud peaceful dead;
when the lips. which oft have kissed us
Strive. Thy will be done" TO say,
And they hide Us from the sunlight
And The song Of birds away.
When our spirits. freed from prison.
And these lettering bonds OF ,lay.
UpSarj. toward the many mansions
Speed Oh tirelcss wing-away;
viii the loved ones gone before ns,
Watch us on our upward flight?
Shall we see their beckoning fingers
From the battlcments of light!
will they meet us nj the gateway
When we reach the better lau1 ~
when we trtmhlc nj their glory
viii they take us by the hand'
will they say. %. tricni beloved,
Pilgrim from the land of ,ime.
We have Oft. among the angels,
Sought Tor lineaments like thine -
Shall we not among the singers,
Whilc ,bc music floats around,
Recognize some friend departed
By an old. familiar sound!
Will not pmilies-united
In theif changeless home elysian--
Know each ,iher, when there gazing
With an angels perfect vision'
will not children gladly gather
Round father or a moiher'
Or a sister haste TO welcome
Some one who was once n brother
Will they not in pleasant converse
Speak of earth-life's little story
As they glide with feet that tire not,
Down the avenues Of glory?
o. when they whose presence to US
Scomelh needful rs the day,
Answer TO the Come up h.ther"
OF a voice they must obey
When they to our bitter weeping
answer not with sigh or moan.
But with pale hands meekly folded
In their dreamless rsst, sleep on.
1t IL sweet TO think that ever
They will keep some mortal scmblancc
And that cen among the angels
We can trace some old resemblance.
That 10 earih-names they can answer
While eternal cycles roll
And the countless years Of heaven
Make the lifetime Of the soul
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THE iul oN ins toast was given at tho
ryposnpAical Uaiou Balqast, at AAr'
risburg, 0n S~turday sveoins as.
W0man--A UoIbBss 30 tu,l o. beau
ties, that be must be cool co. rector
Who can detect her errors. She ia
beautiful IN all bind ng. bas not tho
lyss esteemed in saeets.
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GEO. i. MILLER,
~ ATTORNEY At LAW,

Lcwisburg Pa.
OHers bis Professional service 10 the pub
lie. Collections aud all other profession
oil business entrusted to his care will re!
osive prompt attention. Jan. 3, vi
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-03-03

NogHIN that IS no. = real erlnl
max, man appear 50 ,ontsmptos'
aai title "A tie eyes OF 'hs werla -
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NNM. Van GEXER.
w ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Lcwisburg Pa,
Offers bis professional service to the pub.
lie. Collections md all other Profession.
al business entrusted to his care viii re.
seive prompt attention.
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I NJ. LINN,
q. ATTORNEY At LAW,

Lcwisburg Pa,
oSers his professional services TO the
public. Collections and all other pro-
fsssional business entrusted TO their care
will receive prompt attention. Jan. 3, '67n
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CUARLES HOVER,
~ ATTORNEY At LAW,

Sclinsgrovc Pa,
Offers his professional services to the pub.
10. Collections aud all other profcesionnl
business entrusted TO his care will re.
ceive prompt attention. Office two doors
north Of the Keystone Hotel. Jan D. 90
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!. G. SIMPSON,

ATTORNEY At LAW,
Sclinsgrovc Pa,
oaers bis professional service to the pub
lilo. All business entrusted to his care
will bo promptly attended to.
IJau. L.. 'G7ii
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tn e. = Q 8 T
fuiiishei cvry Thursday Evening By
GROUSE & BESFER. Proyricto,.
Tet ms OF subscription,

Tefms OF Subscription,
rw0 DOLLARS FER ANNUM, Payable
within SIX months, or $3.50 if not paid
within the year. Nopaper discontinued
until all arearages are paid unless at
The option of the publ isber.
Subscriptions oi,sidc Of the county
pByABLE IN ADVANCE.
roy Persons lif,ing md using papers
addressed TO others become subscribers,
aud are liable for the price Of the paper
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-12-24

CHRISTMAS BALL.-Monday night, the Goth, is
the time set for the big dance to be given under
the auspices of the Albany Brass Band, al Parrish
Hall. The supper will be gotten up BY mine host
of the st. Charles--a sufficient guarantee that it
will lie all that is required. more gentlemanly y
deserving set of men than those composing the
A. T. B. don't grow anywhere and the attend
anca on Monday night should be large. to show
that their efforts to furnish good music all
public occasions, is duly appreciated BY citi-
zens. We anticipate u si.Iendd time.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-12-24

This is the most thorough blood purifier yet dis
covered, and cures all humors from the worst
Scrofula to common Eruption. Pimples and
Biotches on the face, and sealy rough skin,
which arcsueh annoying bemishes to many young
persons, yield to the use of few bottles of this
wonderful medicine. From ono to eight bottles
cure Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Scald Head Ring
worms, Boils, Sealy Eruptions of the Skin Scrof-
nla Sores, Ulcers and "Cankcr' in the Mouth and
Stomach 1t ism pure medicinal extract of native
roots and plants, combining in harmony Natures
most sovereign curative properties which G cd has
instilled into the vegetable kingdom for healing
the sick. 1t Is great resterer for the strength
and vigor of the systcm. Those who are lanefIid
sieepiess, have nervous apprehcnsions or fears or
any OF tho affections symptomatic of weakness
will find convincing evidence of its restorative
power upon trial. If you feel dull, drowsy. de-
bilitated and respondent, have frequent headache.
mouth tastes badly in the morning, irregular an,
petite and tongue coated, yod suffering from
Torpid Liver or ''Biliousness., In many cases
of Liver Complaint only part of these symp-
toms are experienced. As remedy for all such
cases, DIR. Piercc's Goltscn Medical Discovery has
equal it effects perfect cures, leaving the Iiy-
strengthened and healthy. For tho cure Of ha-
bitual Constipation of the Bowels it is q never
failing remedy, and those who have used it for
this purpose are loud its praise. In Bronchial,
Throat and Lrng diseases, it has produced many
truly remarkable cures, where other medicines
had failed. Sold by druggists at 81 per bottle.
Prepared at the Chemical LabratarY of [7m3
II. V. PIERCE, M. D., Buffalo, Ny.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-12-24

AT THE ALBANY Book SroRE,-
Kept by L. y. Frceland, you can find the
neatcst little books you ever saw, just the
';cheese' for holiday presents for the lit
tie ones ; splendidIy bound volumes for
grown up folks; chessmen, toilet eases,
and some magnificent scrap books, besides
gobs and slathers of letters that are pretty,
useful, ornamental and cheap.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-12-24

freight depot at this city is about completed 1t
is S4x65 feet in size. Work on the passenger de-
pot will be pushed vigorously. Tho two houses
will be similar in size but the latter will be sur
rounded with more eonvenienees, and will receive
better finish.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-12-24

Grecnbaeks remain at 9o@91e.
No special change in San Francisco markets.
We quote:
Wheat--shipping and choice, 81 1902 121 ;
Oregon, 50 Is.
Oats-Quict at 81 3o01 co.
Barley-At 81 25M1 IS.
Albany quotations follows
Wheat-Has advanced five cents since our last,
buyers now offering s5c a nushel
Butter-Fresh roll 81! packed. 25c.
Eggs-Fresh, soc q dozen.
Potatoes-Firm Mt 81 al 25 q bushel.
0nions-Choice ut 81 15 q bushel.
Becf-At &c; hogs, Gle; bacon, l2e hams
I24c shoulders, &c.
Poul,ry-Chickens, 81 80 turkeys, 50 2 doz.
Sunir-es-Dried apples, !c; California dried
Green Appies-Dull at 25oe5oc p bushel.
White Beaus-ofcring freely at &c e 10.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-12-24

REGULAR TRAISs.-Regular trains, between
this city and East Portland, will commence run
ming on the 25th-Christmas. The rate of speed
will be slightly increased, that trains will
rive and depart from this city the timetable
used for Jefferson. large force has been con-
stantly at work tho road, putting in more ties.
gravcling, etc. SO that it is probable it will be in
first rate order, and trans viii smoothly aud
evenly over it.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-12-24

HOLIDAY PREsESTs.-Mr. L. W. Pike takes n
whole column of the REGISTER this morning to
enumerate what he has to offer in the way of
Christmas and New Years presents. and then fails
to tell the half that be found his shelves.
The rush has been SO great for the various new
and handsome novelties he has had on sale, that
he has been compelled to order supplies daily,
to keep his stock intact. IF you want TO purchase
gifts for young old, go to Pixies, and go to-day
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-12-24
NEW TODAY.
Notice DO Contractors.

MS HEREBY GIVEN THAT By AN ORDER
q Of the County Court of the county Of Linn,
State of Oregon. sealed proposals will be received
by said Court until II O'Clock N. of the Esd day
of January. ISL for furnishing all the materials
and performing all the work in the construction
of a Jail the southeast c rner of the Court
House square, i'll the city of Albary, in said
county.
Plans with specifications be AT the
County Clerks office. The contractor Will be
required. that day. to execute the contract
and enter into bond. with security to lac approved
by the Court, for performance of contract. The
Jail to be completed by the first If August, 1871.
S. 4. JOHNS,
County Judge.
JASON WHEELER,
MARTIN PAYNE,
Commissioners.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-12-24

MoRE.-Mr j. G radwohl has re-
ceived fresh stock of groceries and fine
liquors, the later for medical purposes
only, to which the attention Of the public
is directed.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-12-24

WESTERN MoNrHLY.-Thise excellent
magazine for December has been receiv-
ed. Ii grows richer and better with
each succeeding month. With the Jan
uary (1S7) number its name will be
changed to the Lakeside Monthly, as it
now forms part of the publishing and
printing company Of that name, recently
established in Chicago. 1t has among
its contributors the best writer's of this
country its matter is always new and en-
tertaining, making it emphatieally the
magazine for the People. Published at
Chicago, Illinois, at 81 per annum. Send
to the LokcSjde Monthly.