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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-05
The Life-sustaining Organs.

The two organs which minister most drectyt
the support of the body. are the stomach and live,
In the former. the first process OF digestion tax
place under the action of that powerful solvent H.
gastric juice. Thence the food, converted into
pulp passes into the duodenun, where is snbieat
10 the action OF the bile gall, flowing from III
liver. and OF the fluid generated by the pancreas an
sweebread OF the system. These secretions separs,
the nutritious portions from the rest and 1t is the
taken up by the absorbent vessels and conveyed i'm,
the channels OF circulation in the form OF Venom.
blood. while the waste matter is discharged throuph
the bowels Unless all these processes duly Der
formed disease of some sort Is inevitable and The
best OF all medicinal agents for preserving or resof
ing the and regulating the action OF these organ
the stomach liver and intestines--by which tn
three-fold work s carried on Is HoStcter Stomac
Bitters. Indigestion il generally accompanied b,
constipation, and the gentle Cathartic operation b,
the Bitters is no less important in cases of this kind
than its tonic effect upon the stomach and the ba,
gland. Beauty OF person a. well as health depend.
in small degree upon the regularity of the txcr-
tive functions. A salow compile xon, thick Opaque
coarse skin tainted breath rush of blood to t.-
head. loss oil memory, headache and extreme menta
depression, the usual sccompaniments OF costi,e
ness. A course of the Buffers will infalibly reley
and finally Danish these obnoxious symptoms VIII.
invigorating the stomach and promoting HEALTHY
action in the liver. This genial vegetable stomach
and Alternative strikes at disease in its primary
| the assimilating, secretive and expulsiye organs
and the cures it effects consequently th0rOusi
and complete
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-05
The Strategy of Lovers,

4 good story is told Of two Detroiters,
who, some time since. cultivated attach
ments tor two wealthy Young ladies' who
reside in one OF orr sister cities The
ladies' visited this city short time since.
says the Detroit Times, were taken to
put-in-Bay, and subsequently the gentle
men escorted them some distance bv rail
and steamer on the way to the place of
their residence The Detroiters took n
roundabout way, and dropped in ut
Chichago, whore they immediately On.
tered upon It course of conyivmlity which
undoubtedly much shocked the moral
SENSE Of THEN best friends They dincd.
supper, and drank, especially the hitter.
and while in the height OF their enjoy.
mcnt their mcrrymaking was disturbed
10y the advmt of the brother OF the Indies
in question, who hid been sent there by
his anxious mother to look after the
lovers before referred to, and ascertain
their habits. Apologies were in vain
The young man announced his dct"rmin.
''ion to report Mt home what he had seen.
uu ior time the blue prospects Of
blightcd love fitted across the ewes of
our gay Dctroitcrs Finally they deter
mined upon II camp. which settled the
whole matter The unexpected visitor
wns himself inNeieled made tight. 81
brought 20 Detroit. aud then sent home
after he had soIemnls promised never t.
reveal what hc had felt or heard
foH M SOLDIERS. Congress hnyiuQ
voted each soldier who lost one. nm ar.
tlicinl limb. the following instruction,
are gwen iur obtaining them, aud nj Ill,
same time keeping ont of th" hands oi
the shmps who are trying To- make none,
; ont Of the soldier Write 10 Surgeon
Cen. Barnes IA Washington. living YOU
name, post-ollcc address aud the number
Of yuur pension certificate. feauestut
I him to scnd You blank form ol npplicn
! ton. When Auu have received this form
I'LL IT ont yourself. ~ il you cannot write
take II lo any good man Who can writ,
! ana has ordinary common sense hc vii
p MI II out for you then take Il ioa notaf,
X and have your affidavit taken ia il thcil
+ to- the Pension Agent uf the district. h.
I whom you are paid yunr pension. VII,
viii I'LL out and Sign his part of II ior
wnrd the document thus prepared tu tia
Sufgcuuti cnrul. Washington tho THU
! ~ done there " no necessity for lrRp
. advice or help do II yourself aud yu
VIII do II well and without cost
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-05
System which Nature needs
no Longer

The wonderful cures cttecte Brandreth Pills
have arrested the attention OF enlightened physic
ians, Upwards OF five thousand them IN
their daily practice, and two hundred have given
their written testimony to their innocence and val
cleansers of the bowels and blood.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-05
s3.739.64s II


Or IA much ~ all the other tine-cut
manufacturers in New York combined ::
or twice as much rs all the manufacturers
i'll Toledo, Ohio and more than MI the
tobacco manufacturers in Detroit.
The entire city of Cincinnati. Ohio.
with iorty-sevcn firms, paid III revenue
during 1869 hut S6s7 ,s92 y. while the
house of LoRLLARp 4 Go. rolled MP over
0"e million alone for the benefit of the
Government.
Even this amount will undoubtedly Ice
largely increased this year
To pay the above amount OF taxes.
more than 2.O00,000 poUB,is of leaf to-
bncto were used IN the manufacture of
.f"e-cm, about l,SOO,UOO pounds in smok
ing tobacco. and about go. 600 J,oga,i,
for snuff, or more than 1850 Zoo pounds
of tobacco.
The above amount of taxes named wn4
for Vec'1i. d,reo taxes. aud does not in.
cludr the tax on plug tobacco and cignrs,
sold by this house during the vcnr, nhoy.
named
/ The entire revenue collected hy ia.
/ United States On tobacco dnriuv tb,
! ypur lSl,S MA.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-05
The Royal Family of Prussia.

The King, WILLIAM L., WAS born in
1897. and was the second son of FRED
ER1CK WILLIAM III When his elder
brother, King FKEDERlCK WILLIAM ".
a most amiable but weak minded man
became insane, III 1853. WILLIAM, then
communicative chief OF the Prussian army,
was declared Regent His first act was
to dismiss the cabinet of his elder brother,
composed entirely of leaders of the arts
tocratic party, and to establish new
administration, to whose energetic aud
liberal policy the kingdom owes much OF
its material and political advancement.
His insane brother diel i'll 1861, without
issue. and the Regent became King,
events of his reign thus far have been the
annexation OF the Elhe duchies and the
important campaign which ended III the
humiliation of Austria,
His Queen, AUGUSTA, ~ the daughter OF
the Grand Duke of Weilner She is Il
very ambitious woman, tiue-looking, anG
is said to be personally very kind ant
amiable.
The only son. and the heir to the
throne, is the Crown Prince, FREDERICK
WILLIAM. He should not he COMPOUNDED
with his cousin, the Prince Royal, FRED
RICK CHARLES, an error which is some
times made by American writers, owing
probably 10 the incidents of name and
title. and TO the fact that each command
ed corps of the army in the campaign
of Sadowa, and that both were equally
gallant and distinguished ON the bloody
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-05
STAR sp,NGLED aANNER.

- column paper. Esdg,r size. Illustrated, Devoted
TO sketches Poetry. Wit. Humur genuine fun Non
sense tof Il sensible kind and To the exposure OF
Swindling. Humbugs, sc. Only 70 cents wear. AMI
superb engraving " Eyaugcline, l-2x2 feet yraiH
80 600 circulation Money rctHnded ~ al sl1 q D.
Its Is wide awake FEARLESS, truthful. Try 10 now.
a. cts. year. Specimens FREE. tidr.,,
Z HAMMER Hu-,iAla.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-05
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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-05
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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-05

Ina recent lact,,re read by DIR. John p
Garrisb at tho quarterly meeting of a
Medical Board Il WAS shown. that the
months in which the largest number of
cases of bydrophobia have been reported
are September November. and Deem
her. This indicates. considering the long
period usually for the DEVELOPMENT of the
poison. that the greatest number of per-
sons are bitten about the time of the dog
DAYS. The period before the poison from
the bite of a mad dog begins to show its
presence in the system varies from three
to seven weeks. rarely more or less than
that period. A remarkable experiment.
in the interest of science. was once made :
| l3S dogs were collected which had either
been bitten by mad dogs or inoculated
with the foam freshly collected from the
mad animals. OF this number IS went
mad-a few within a few DAYS. but most
of them at intervals of from twenty to
80 days II appears that instances of hy-
drophobia occur much less frequently in
southern than northern ATTITUDES. South
America is said to be entirely free from
/ it. This peculiar maladv has thus far al
most bafiied medical skill. Often when
n person has been bitten by dog sup
posed to he rabid he suffers greatly from
apprehepsions But actual contact of the
saliva of n rabid animal with IA wounded
or abraded surface is required tor the de
yelopment of hvdrophobia and fire.
ouentlv when an animal bites through the
clothing the poison does not reach the
system. DR.. Garrish stated that a mad
/ / 1. L. l., 81
epilepsy is clear proof that there is nc
ra5ies; also that they do u0t shun the wa
ter They will stand and lap the water
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-05
General Agents, Is2 Broadway, n '

OHApPED HANDS, Face, Rough Skin, Pimp,.-
Ringworm, Salt Rheum and all other cutaneon-
affections cured, and the skin made soft ar1
smooth, by using the Juniper Tar Soap. maG'
by CASWl.IL, HAZARD 4 Co., New YORK #
is more convenient and easily applied than otb+,
remedies, avoiding the trouble of the grra.,
compounds now in Use. Sold by all druggist.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-05
S1l,gl7 ~


The amount paid 10y this house was
SSj6. SOn ~, ~ one-s.yenteentb az III,
tobacco tax Of the whole United States
10 the article of snuff alone. +. Loan.
LARD Co., paid, during 1869 over
S3l2,Oo. The Government received
Int about IA much more from the entire
country
The business Of this house is w large
'hn' IT almost seems impossible ion one
man to manage its vast details. keeping.
az IT does. thousands employed aud
using millions Of capital in its prosect,.
ton, and u man who is able 10 successful,
control ~ vas, machine. aud guard the
many interests involved ~ well, must Il,
endowed with nre financial and executive,
abilities.
'Norr. The tax on the two y.ars u..
reduced from ~ to3 ~ per cent, SHOWING
large increase In trade. although =
hscsssaril, smaller amount la ,a,e.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-05
YES! IT Is TRUE!

That the BsG Noe,rs-the BsN Rsnpsrs-h- D..
>elERdkers t. be found IN the world the OrgILI
and Reliable. DOuhle-MoNon Etnn Machine
made hy thu .ETNA MANUFACTURING co. o.
Salem, ohio. send for Pamphlet containing plr
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-05

NEW BOOK Agents sell 100 per week. Pm.
NEU So. Address l.. STEBBINS Hartford Z,
Cd. \ DAY!-40 new arti, les Tor Ageu.
P~o samples pre-. II. Is. SHAW. Alfred, NJ
SALESMEN.-Sen for Circular. nrst-c,a..
business and steady employment. d. - HOWE.
Arch Street, Philadelphia, IA.
NeadviII. Theological Schuol.-U nitarlAl
vi educate- Ministers 800 year 20 poor ,u
dents: begins Aug. -. Apply To I. l. Lir.raa..
Meadyille, Pa
NE WILL. PAY AGENTS a salary Of 81
w per week or allow large commission To- ,,.
our new Inventions Address, j. ". FRINk S 90
Marshall. Mich,
WANTED. AGENTS $50 Watch free, g,-.
w gratis t. every live man Who vii act H. ls.
Agent. Business light and honorable; pays $50 n
day Address n RoHr0. Kennedy 4 '9.. Pttshu.I
Pa
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-05

A lISpoo proycrh says Strike not
even with n flower. II wife. even though
she has n thousand faults
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-05
Ns(u advertisements.

lcw BOOK Agents sell 100 per week Pr
)eU s.. Address l.. STEBBINS, Hartford. 4,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-22

CrRcutr CouRr Dock Er-For the
October term of the Linn county Circuit
Court, which cesvcnes on Monday next,
is as follows
State vs. Gordon Cooper.
State vs. Leobold Locher.
State ys David Miller.
State VS. David Nj Hiatt.
State vs Joseph Yates
State vs. J Il McCord.
State vs James Ray.
State rs G r Howard.
Mary j KEGS vs. Jacob KEGS.
w Ii Churchill VS. James NJ Churchill.
Thos s Summers VS. Eliza Summers.
n Cranor atty for plff.
JAS Knox ct al vs. John Louderback.
Cranor for plffs.
Eliza Denny VS. " w Parrish ct al.
n B Humphrey atty for plf. u
G w Phillips vs James Wiles ct al.
Cranor for plf.
Lovinia prewett vs. John Prewett.
Cranor for plff.
Susan A Hall VS. Charles B Hall.
Cranor for plff
Isaac d Miller rs Magdalena Miller
Cranor for plff.
VIM Rilea VS. VIM Lewis ct al Crano,
for plff.
SW Davidson VS. Susannah @ Meal
lister aud VIM McAllistcr. + L Russell
for plff.
Alex Reynolds VS. G B Howard. Cra
nor for pltf Powell j. Finn for deft.
Thos Clemens, j r Mcclure vs s /
Clisman. Powell & Finn for plffs Cra
nor for deft.
G. B Howard vs. Alex Reynolds. Pow
ell & Finn for plff Crauor for dett.
State VS. John L Thomas-foreclosuu
of school fund mortgage. Cranor for plff
Smith i Davis vs. Rowland l. Linder
Cranor for pltf.
Smith l. Davis vs. Wm Rowland. Cra
nor for plff.
o u c Railroad Co VS. Isaac d Miller
Mitchell & Dolph for plff; Crauor for deft
o l. c Railroad Co vs. Lee Kendall
Mitchell & Dolph for plH
D 4 G Railroad TO vs. + B Kendall e
al. Mitchell & Dolph for plf.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-22
NEW TODAY.
Executors Sale of Real Property

Executors Sale of Real Property
NJ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned. Hiram Smith an | John +.
Martin, Executors of the estate of Thomas Mar
TN, deceased, in pursuance of m order of County
Court In and for Linn county, Oregon made at
the August term thereof, 1870, will sell at public
auction, in front of the Court House door in the
city Of Albany in said county, ON the
18th day of November, A. ID. 1870,
at o'clock P. NJ. of said day. the following de-
scribed real property belonging to said estate
to-wit Beginning at the northwest corner OF W !.
IL. McCully's land claim No. Al. Not. No. 2973,
thence running south Sc rods, thence running in
. northsriy direction with the county road 1872
rods to point. thence west los rods to the place
of beginning, containing twenty acres. moro or
iese. Also, the following described tract of laud,
Beginning at the southeast corner of Claim No.
II, Not. No. 2973, thence west Is 96.100 chains,
thence north % 65.100 chains, thence east l3
96100 chains. thence south 10 IS west % 2l. 100
chains TO place of beginning. containing forty
acres, more less both of said tracts of land
being situated in Up. Is S II West Will. rnesid-
ian. In Linn county, Oregon.
TERMS OF SALE-Gold coin of the Y. s.,
one-half cash in hand. the balance in six months,
secured by mortgage on the premises.
Dated, October 14th, 1870.
| HIRAM SMITH.
JOHN F. MARTIN,
Oct. Is, ISf0-w4n6 Executors.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-22

TROUBLESOME INDIANS For several
weeks past our city has been troubled
with ! set of drunken, thieving Indians.
from different reservations, greatly to the
annoyance and cost of our people. If the
Indian Agents, whose duty it is to look
after these vagabonds, will see to their
immediate removal, they will be confer
ring great favor upon the citizens oi
ly earning their salaries.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-22

SoLD.-Mr. Jerry briggs has sold his
neat residence, comprising eight acres in
the western portion of this city. together
with his farm, some miles from the
city, to Mr.. Knott. of Portland, for the
sum OF $4,000. The farm comprises
1880 acres, and is valuable property
Mr.. briggs intends removing his family
to some point where they can enjoy better
health
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-22

WEATHEn-The splendid weather we
are at present enjoying is relished by
railroad men, and its Continuance few
weeks longer will insure the completion
of the road to the hundred mile stake
much earlier than anticipated. At the
same time the continuance of dry wealth,
CIR is u drawback to farming interests.
aud should it continue much longer. the
breadth OF the fall crop OF wheat will be
greatly reduced
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-22
WILLIAM DAVIDSON,
Office, No. CT Front street.
PORTLAND OREGON
REAL ESTATE DEALER
special Collector of Claims,

\ large amount af CITY and EAST FORT
LAND Property fpr Sale.
Also, IMPROVED FARMS. aud valuable un-
cultivated LANDS. located in all parts of the
State.
Investments in REAL ESTATE and other
PROPERTY. male for corresponding.
CLAIMS Of all descriptions promptly collected
HOUSES anl STORES leased
All kinds of Financial and General Agency bust
- snsactett.
Parties having FARM PROPERTY for sale will
please furnish descriptions Of the same to the
AGENTS OE THIS OFFICE, in each of the
Principal CITIES aud TOW Ms of this STATE
Ijune ll'.o-tf.J
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-22
THE STATE FAIR.

No doubt very credirable display may he
peetcd on the grounds of the gricuitural Society
during Fair Week. but there is show in or
about Brownsville equaling the splendid a<sort-
ment of goods exhibition at Theeler's store.
The toek has been carefully selected with eve
to the wants o. all ciassss of penple. and will
repay the time expended in examinations.
When you want to buy look at goods, or
talk over the news. go to WHEELEn's.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-22

SocIAnLE largest gathering of
the season was on the occasion of the
Sociable, on Thursday evening, held at
. residence of John Barrows, Esq. The
stylish residence of Mr. B., which has
lately been greatly enlarged and newly
furnished. was crowded by the old and
young of our city, where a pleasant
evening was passed in social converse.
and listening TO well executed vocal and
instrumental music. Miss Ada Beach
aud Miss Laura Tate presided. alternately
at the piano, while MIR. Geo. Price
brought forth sweet strains from flute
Mr.. and Mrs. Barrowa never fail il,
giving pleasant parties.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-22

CoTSwoLD SHEEP-Mr. c. T. In
gram, living tour miles south OF this city,
has secured one of the Cotswold rams re-
Gently imported by Messrs. Wilson &
Lucky, from Gloucester county, England
Persons interested in improving the breed
of sheep in Linn county will thus be at
forded an OPPORTUNITY Of SO doing.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-22
Notiee Of FinaI Settlement.

Notice Of Final Settlement.
N1oTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
~ James p. Hoguc. Executor of the estate of
Davis Layton, deceased. has filed his final account
in the matter of said estate, and asks final set
Element of tho same, and that by order of the
County Court in and for Linn county and State of
Oregon. made on the 7th day of October, 1870.
the 9th day of Novcmber. A. D.. 1870, is set for
the bearing of objections said final account and
settlement of the same
BY order of the County Court. made on the eth
day of October, A. d. 1870.
S. A. JOHNS. County Judge.
JAMES 2. uCGUE, Executor.
POWELL FINN. Atty's for Executor.
Albany Oct. 6, 1S7o-v3n5w4
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-22

s. F. -Fiour-Standard
brands of Oregon extra have been ad
vanced, in San Francisco, to S. 1906
super6nc, s5@5 so.
Wheat-On the 10Th, fair TO choice
wheat was quoted at 81 s0@l 80.
Oats,-Aserage, 81 3J@l 40; ex'
trcmes, 81 2o@1 so.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-22

ExPIRED--The thirty days given
property holders on streets ordered to be
graded by the Council ON the Goth ult,
has about expired, but owing to the
scarcity of teams, the work has not been
completed We suppose the Council will
give further time
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-22

Ar WoRK.-The Albany laundering
Company commenced running their steam M
saw A,ill (lately Rubart'sl last week, and
will continue manufacturing all kinds of
lumber called for in this market. APP
plication for lumber should be made to
T. S. Merrill, Superintendent.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-22

New DAILY.-Thc Duiiy Visitor,
published at Salem by j. Henry Brown,
: Esq Is neat little paper published in
the interests of advertisers. 1t is distrib-
uted gratis
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-22

RAILROAD PRoaREss.-The grading
between this city and the Santiam river
has been completed, and the graders are
rapidly pushing the work and are alrcaoy
some miles south of this city. Work on
the bridge has commenced, aud should
all the material arrive in time, the bridge
will be completed ready for the iron rails
by the latter part Of next week. The
bridge consists of two spans. of 400 feet
each, and is IL feet high There is 81
900 feet in length of trcssel work, and it
is estimated that more than half mil,
lion feet Of lumber and hundred tons
of iron will be used in its construction.
The total cost will be about SIS 900.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-22

TEAMS WANrEp-By advertisement
elscw here, it will be seen that one hun
dred teams arc wanted Immediately on
the Oregon & California Railroad, south
of this civ.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-22

Losr.-On last Wednesday. between
Albany and Brownsville, DIR. Hill lost .
beaver overcoat. The finder Of said coat
win receive the Doctors thanks by leav-
iog i,at Hill & Sons drug store. Al
hauy
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-22

MILL RACE CcMPLETED.-The mill
race of Ncssrs Beach & sionteith was
completed aud the water turned in on
"Wednesday. The machinery all works
satisfactorily, and the mill will soon be
running by water power.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-22
A BARGAIN.

a BARGAIN CAN DE HAD IN THE
~ Stock and Husfuers of The Drug otore 'n
6rowusvifte. Oregon The unde rsisned. wtshins
10 change ii, business. will dis pose of his si"ek
on easy tsrms-
APF'y " ie''e PETER HUME,
-. On ,s.o-A.sa, Brownsvlls. ogn-
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-22

Arm BROKEN On Tuesday last as
Mr.. and Mrs. Cochran were crossing the
bridge over the Calipooia, between North
and South Brownsville, in one-horse
buggy, the animal became frightened at
hole in the bridge, and commenced
backing Mr.. Cochran jumped out Of
the buggy to catch the animal by the
head, but before he had succeeded in his
undertaking the animal had backed until
the hind wheels of the vehicle were of
the bridge, and Mrs Cochran precipitatc'
TO the ground below The fall broke th'
left arm of the lady between the wis
and the elbow, dislocated The wrist, anc
otherwise bruised and Jared her. DR.
Hill was called in, and under his treat
ment the patient is getting along finely
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-22

MUSICAL MosTHLY-We have re-
ceassd lefey's -Hanrus .lfonLti!y. . large
pnagaSins devoted snsirely 10 the publ
s4inn Of music -Four hun lred and
Sn1fy.swo pages Of music are given in the
ss9ggs of q, year. ali fort he san off3-
sae ehsspest nosicsi qualifications ne hare
Reor