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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-04-29

A GLIMPSE AT GREAT CrTY.-New
York has population of from 800,-
600 to l ,000, 900. It's inhabitants rep
resent forty different nationalities.
81 900 births, 25, 900 marriages are
recorded annually. Itspopulation con-
sumes 1000, 900 barrels of -four, g.
TIC, ,391 beef cattle, calves, sheep and
swine, $50, 900, 900 worth of tea and
coffee, SAC, 900, 900 worth of liquors,
$500, 900 worth of ice, annually, be-
sides GO, ,000, 900 gallons of water daily
employed to wash the citizens. It
has 800 public schools, numbering
LOS, 900 pupils, and 800 private
schools, numbering 25, 600 pupils;-
43O churches, 351 newspapers and
magazines, 315 religious, charitable
and moral associations. The total
valuation of real and personal estate
in the-city is $965, 1926, ,6I5. $7,00O.-
900 are spent in its places of amuse-
ment; the cost of the police, courts
and prisons, is about 81 500, 900, and
So, 900 900 in the trife of bouquets
Il has !, SOC, 900 professional thieves,
400 lottery and policy offices, and at
least 100 establishments for the receipt
of stolen goods.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-04-29
ROMANCE.
Hr OLIVER WENDELL HoLnrs.

Br OLIVER WENDELL HoLx1s.
Oh she Was . maid Of laughing eye.
And she lived In . garrct cold and high;
And he vas threadhare. whiskeEed beau.
And he lived in . cellar damp and low.
But the rosy boy Of the eherub wing
Has many a shaft in ki. slender string.
And the youth below and The maid shave
Were touched with the flashing darts Of love.
And she would wake from her troubled sleep,
Ger his tender billet doux TO weep.
Or stand like a statue bright and fair.
To gaEe on u lock of his bright red hair.
And he Who was so tall aud proud,
With his step so firm Hni his laugh so loud,
His beard grew long and bis facs grew thin,
And he pined IN solitude over his sin.
Blu; one son night in the month of Jure.
A she lay in the light Of eioudless moon.
A voice camc floating soft and clear
To the startled inaiden's car.
Oh. then from her ercaking couch she sprung.
And her tangled trvsses back she fung;
And looked frnn her window far below,
And he stood beneath. her 1hiskercd beau.
she did no, start with q foolish froun.
But packed her trunk and scamperrd down,
And there was her lover tall and true.
in his thrrsdbare coat Of tic brightest blue.
The star thai rose in the evening shade
Looked sadly down on = weeping maid;
The sun that came In his morning pride
Shed golden light DER laughing bride.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-04-29

OBITUARY. Soule died In New
Orleans on the 26th ult., in his 69th
year. He was born in France, was in
the army under the First Napoleon,
and afterwards became bitter Laber-
al. His politics were so offensive to
the Ministry in Paris that he was OBJ
liged to quit the country. He settled
in New Orleans in 1925, and became
leader of the French population of
Louisiana. He figured prominently
as United States Senator and Minister
to Spain. In the latter position his
ardent Cuban sympathies created great
trouble, which eliminated in Q duel
between himself and the French Min
lister, Turgot. At first he opposed the
secession movement, but afterward
lent his sympathy, though he did not
take up arms. He was locked up in
Fort Lafayette by Gen. Butler when
the latter was in command of New
Orleans. After his release he lived
in Mexico, but returned to New Orr
leans before he died.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-04-29

The only organ without stops is gossip S
tongue.
The girls qucstion-When viii gold
reach pay
School marin to little Josie. "Where
is the North Pole, Josie 7" 'Top of the
map, marm."
"A man can't help what is done behind
his back, >" as the scamp said when he was
kicked out of doors.
A little boy out West being asked if he
knew where liars went, answered, "Yes
to New York, to write for the papers"
An insane woman recently took posses
sion of the Speakers chair in the Capitol
OF Maine, aud sold the State at auction
she being the purchaser.
Here is q certain recipe to get rid o.
an acquaintance. If he is poor, lend
him some money; if he is rich, ask him
to lend you some. Both ends meet.
A man recently turned bis son out Of
doors, because he could not pay him house
rent. Bill says, that's all right, 'irf
only an evidence of parental affection .
"Ha'n't your at sieepy?" asked boot
black of seedy looking clergyman; "i'
looks as if it was dreadful long time
since it had nap"
One of the most eminent lawyers in
New England used to tell young practi.
TONERS that the finest liue in modern po-
eiry was Scott's "Chargc, Chester
CHARGE!
An old lady, on reading that an ice
house had been burned, remarked ia
now! suppose it was from spontaneous
combustion. | often noticed that the ice
in the wagons smoked"
Old lady to her nicce-"Good gracious
Matilda but it's cold. My teeth are nc
tuaIly chattering!" Loving niece-"Well
don't let them chatter to much, or they
may tell where you bought EN-"
i "Gerty, my DEAR" said Sabbath
school teacher to one of her class, "yot
were a very good little girl to-day
l.Yes'm-I couldn't help bcin' good
got stiff neck" said Gerty, with pcrfec
seriousness.
Miss Charlotte Ray, visibly admixce
damsel of Washington, has entered How
ard University as law student. Tbil
colored Ray may be expected to diffuse i
"dim religious light" throughout the col
lege in which she shines.
/ A young lady of extraordinary capaci
ty addressed the following letter to hel
cousin 1--WE are all we'll, and mother,
got the his Terricks; Brother Tom is go
the Hupin Kaugh, and sister Ann has go
babee, and I hope these few lines viii
find you the same, rite suns. Your af
fectionatei kueen.
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ADV VERTISEMEN rs.
--=-----=----= --=--==--===-==-=---1-
REAL. ESTATE.
STITZEI = UPTON,
n AL ESTATE BR OKE n 8,
GENERAL AGENTS.
BRANCH OFrICE-AIbany, oregon
J. O. mENDENHAIL, Agent

General Land Agency for Oregon established
July, 1865.
An Office where general information concerning
the resources Of Oregon can be obtained free 81
charge.
Loans negotiable FIRST mortgage, real estate
and collateral security.
Have for sale large amount Of property loca-
ted in the town Of Albany. Also farming lands
of every description in Linn and other counties OF
the State.
To the citizens Of Albany and vicinity, and to
the owners Of real estate, take this method oi
caling your attention To place of business
Having determined to open q branch office In your
city. can offer you q Medium for obt aiming pur-
chases that is appreciated by buyers, as 1t
saves them much time am labor in securing what
they want. Our principal agency at Portland.
Oregon. is thoroughly established and the Office so
we'll furnished for giving information upon real
estate. that it affords the most complete facilities
for all parties having business In our ne.
Eo- You incur no expense in placing your
property on sale with us unless n sale is made.
Office on First street. opposite post Office.
J. C. MENDENHALL, Agent.
Albany. Oregon March %, 1870. v5n32yi.
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The LoRD's PRAYER.-A maiden
knelt in the twilight hour, and clasp
ing her hands, breathed fervently
forth: "Our father who art in Heav-
en-, hallowed be thy name." A moth
er, in deep agony of grief, gazed on
her child, sleeping her long last sleep,
smile wreathing her soft lips, the
white hands folded across that still
and pulseless heart, and kneeling
there-the living beside the dead-she
prays: "Thy will be DONE" AS the
early beams of the ORIENT gild the
sleeping land widow with her suffer
ing little ones, chilled by poverty and
woe, bows at the throns of grace and
fervently prays: "Give us this day
our daily bread" An aged father, as
his loved and loving goes forth from
his paternal care to brave the cold
frowns of life, kneels beside him on
the eve of his departure, and pleads
"Lead him not into temptation, but
deliver him from evil, for thine is the
kingdom, the power and glory forever.
Amen"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-04-29
MISCELLANEOUs AND STATE
NEWS.

Common Council Of Portland ordered
citizens to celebrate Forth Of Jooly"
Cbinaman stole s25 game rooster IN
Portland and is now playing checkers
with his snout..
In Portland the other day one female
18th Amendment strychnined another dit
to's purp, and 10 revenge the owner Of
the canine bit the poisoncrs fingers and
otherwise put bead on her.
The Democrats Of Coos county have
nominated the following ticket: County
Judge. ID. j. Lowe Representative, +
g. Lockhart; Sheriff, Charles Hanscou,
Clerk, W. II. Jackson.
The Radicals Of Washington Territory
have again nominated Garfielde for Con
gress. The Democrats will be sure to
Mig his dough for him this time.
Thos. Cross Of Salem opens stave
factory on the Columbia river.
The schooner Champion was lost in
Shoalwstcr Bay, on Friday evening last
and all on board drowned, with the ex-
ccption Of an Indian boy. The names oi
those who pcrished are Capt Dodge and
son, of Yaquina Bay, Birney Stevens Of
Astoria.
On. the 2lst man named Du Pennine
was killed by the caving in of sand bank
while cxcavating in Portland.
The Radicals Of Idaho have dominated
I. j. lutler fer Delegate to Congress.
Women Snaragans of California are
coming to Oregon to proselyte or some
thing Of that kind
The colorcd men Of Portland have or.
gsnizcd political club. Politics of the
club not stated, but it is probably black
An Advocates Of Womans Rights gets
her communication published in the
Statesman. but the proprietor of tha,
paper refuses to publish q protest from.
another lady. There are doubtless more
women opposed to their enfranchisemen.
than there are in favor of it. and yet their
natural modcs,y and refinement keep
them silent
On last Wednesday Democratic Club
was organized in Portland and addressed
by iIon. l.. L. Grover, W. B. Laswell and
Lansing Stout.
4 man named S. II. Allensworh was
killed At mill near Scottsburg, Oregon,
a few days ago, by a log rolling on him
crushing the life out of him Immediately
The Marion county Democratic Con-
vention. for nomination of county officers
will take place tomorrow.
The W. i. Company's New steamer
" Catiope," was successfully launched al
Corvallis last Saturday The company
will Immediately commence the construc
ton Of another boat for the same trade.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-04-29
APRIL.

Over tho valleys and over tho mountains,
April Is rearing her tear shedding arch,
Filling the lakes and refreshing the fountains--
Tripping along in the footsteps Of Marshi
Waking the wnrblcrs and uintcr-lu,icd flowers,
Gliding with bright, golden sunlight each dome
Thatehing with vsrdufc fair Natures rough bow
crs,
Bringing sweet thou sh,s to our dear valley home
bringing sweet thoughts Of our souls and our duty
Telling us how NO should always revere
The voice Of Gods teachings, as she in her beauty
obediently follows thu beck VI the year.
Bidding ramble with her DER the prairie..
Leading on in the soft twilight glenu--
Letting US gaze on the skiHs Of the fairies,
That gracefully Goat the cool mountain
stream;
Bidding US moisten our lips with the dow. drops
That glisten in beauty on every bright flower
Lest we faiter and laugaish reaching tho hill.
top,
Where Summer Is dwelling In beauty and flower
April, dear April. sweet garlands you're ,wining
OF roses and lilies Of beautiful sheen;
Hoarding bright dew-gcins each day for enshrin-
ing
Within the sweet wreath you will give to our
Queen.
As You kneel at the feet of your beautiful sister.
Bright May, and present her the crown that
you wovc,
And through her to Mary--oh. how we have
missed her
Tho Angel of May. and the month that We love.
But. 10 she is coming to with her treasure -
L,ok ioot In the distance her robcs gleHm
afar.
She comes to delight US with picnes and pleasure;
oh hasten. dear May, in your bright rosy car.
Nor think us ungratefui To blossom crowned
April.
For all the sweet feelings she brings from above
To our souls not forgct.ul OF dear ramble. taken
BY seaside. Ger hilltop, through valley aud
grove.
April. you've opened our hearts 20 the beauty
or truth and Of Nature. Of love and Of faith
May tho sweet Queen OF May win US strength .or
zach duty,
Tha. We may be faithful to them unto death.
CoSvESr oF SornE DAxg,l MAsY A.
san Jose. April 5. 1850.
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Prom the 81. Louis Republican.
THE JURY OF THE PERIOD.

Forcwoman-(To the eleven other
unbiased creatures)-" Well, Mrs.
Grundy. I don't suppose there's any
doubt in your mind as to the guilt OF
this awful thing-sliss Pettibone.-
You remember how she fiirted with
Mrs. Hempstead's half-witted hus-
band right under our noses? i never
told you before, Mrs. Hampstead, for
/ didn't want TO make trouble"
Miss p. and Mrs. III. .,-(simultane-
ously, )-"Oh we remember-hang-
ing il too good for her."
Forewoman to Mrs. Walloper
(mother of seven maidens. between %
and 49, II don't presume you've for
got the nasty things goings-on at Sar-
wearing more clothes than she
could honestly have come by?"
Mrs. Whopper (who recollects per-
fectly how Aramita and the rest of 'em
were unnoticed, while the prisoner
under trial danced with everybody and
enjoyed herself immensely Her
conduct was scandalous-she richly
deserves hanging"
Five of the daughters being on the
jury, chorus unanimous approval.
In five minutes more all tongues
wag at once in rehearsing danning
"reminiscences. The jury start for the
court room in double quick. lest any
weak mind form another opinion.
Handing black cap to the Judge
leach one had made one the night be-
fore, the forewoman with great digni-
ty, and looking horrible look at the
wretched culprit, thus delivers her
self:
1--WE find-that is Miss Pettihone
and me-that this vile, nasty thing
hain't begun to be found out in all her
dreadful doings, and we censure them
young men on the back seats that have
encouraged her by bows and smilings
whilst we have been listening to the
convincing evidence of her guilt, and
we find that in the evidence it amt yet
come out what she is. Here's Mrs.
Wallpaper can tell your worship and
honor things that will make your hair
stand up on the top of your head"
Bald-headed judge-"Never mind
further narrowing details; come to
your verdict"
Mrs. Grundy Indignantly, "That's
Just what knew-the nasty thing al
ways has the men on her side-and
didn't tell you, Miss Pettibone, that
we'd see the minute we give in our
verdict we should meet opposition.
neutrality-suspicious. your
verdict, will you? It will meet no OPP
position from the bench"
Mrs. Grundy-(savagely)-"Per-
haps some of you would like to hear
what this injured woman, Mrs. Hemp
stead, can tell you about this infamous
creature you are all so anxious to pro-
tect."
Judge-"Madame, If you have ar
rived ut verdict, announce it, and
take up the time of this court no long
er."
Mrs. Grundy, Pettibone, etc., blaz-
ing-''Yes, we have come to a verdict
hanging is too good for her."
Mrs. Wallopper-"She's to be hung
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock"
Mrs. Grundy-(savagely)-"Be you
head of this jury or me? She's to be
hung to-day"
General row in the jury-box.) Judge
-(yelling)-"Shut up those women
and remove the prisoner-this court
is adiourned."
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-04-29

A CARpIFP's True SToRY-.he Car
dif's ''rcal origin" and all the facts abou,
il. are being explained so often now-a-
days that one is compelled to believe they
are all advertising lodges. aud is almost
inclined to fall back on the pctrifcation
theory rs the only safe resting place
The latest historian of the mystery, indeed
he also claims TO have been the real father
Of the giant, is one H. b. Martin, OF
Marshaltown, Iowa, who publishes full
account of the getting up of an image
how il was quarried 10 Iowa and s'sculp-
ed in Chicago-i,s transp,r alton to Car
diff and its discovery and sale; and what
is Of no interest to the public, though i,
is of good deal to MIR. Martin, tells
how lac was cheated by his partners, go.
mad and consequently determined to tell
the whole story. 1t seems, also, from
this little account, that the giant with
which We are already familiar, was but
one of family which Mr.. Martin had
planned to infict upon the public. To
use his own graphic language: "If Hull
hadn't made id fool Of himself,
should have had The mother OF the giant
dug up near the same spot" This old
lady was to have been represented in the
deadly embraces of huge serpent and
would have put John Henry" entirely
in the shade, of course. Knowing the
capacity Of the public stomach for the
marvellous, Mr.. Martin is naturally in
dignant that Hull should have gone and
made ed fool" of himself so inop-
portunely; but he consoles himself with
the thought that he has great resources
for humbuggcry left, and that he will
within two years deceive the American
people with a fraud that will make the
Cardiff Giant seem like wooden nut
meg affair. We have no doubt Mr.. Mar,
tin can accomplish his object if he tries
for the ease with which people arc hum.
bugeed shows that the majority of them
are even greater fools than Hull.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-04-29

A young woman in New Harmony, In
diana, boasts that she has broken twenty.
seven engagements Of marriage in Eve
years. She has the rings attesting these
engagements hung up in her "headquar-
tcrs," and TO these she points, as doos the
red man to his string Of scalps.
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RATES OF ADyERTIsING prn YEAR, One
Column, 500; Half Columns, $50 Quarter Col
Column, S35. Aets88
Transient Advertisements per Square Of ten
ines or less Of this sized type, first insertion <3
each subse 1uent insertion, 81.
saahre Is one inch in space down the column,
counting cuts, display lines blanks, de-, IS solid
matter. No advertisement 10 be considered less
than o square, and NIL fractions counted q full
square. All advertisements inserted for . less
period than three months to be regarded a. tran
sicnt.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-04-29

There is frightful rumor that Paris
has decreed the ancient .coalscuttle"
hood piece to take the place of the present
diminutivc hood arrangement worn by
lovely women.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

I'd IDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE
81 of the Willamette v. and Cascade Mountain
Wagon Roae Company, at Albany. Oregon, to
May 3rd, next, for building . new piece OF Road,
commencing Mt the Grst crossing of the South
Santiam River, in Cascade Mountains, and thence
along south bank of same shout ~ miles to the
fourth crossing. at Vine Maple Bottom, so as to
cut of four of the fords.
For specifications, csli at Company's ofsee, AL
barry. Oregon. JASON WHEBEER.
p36v3 President.
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UMATILLk HOUSE!
DALLES CITY .........OREGON.
HADLEY Il SINNOTT, Prop'rs.

YlHrS WELL KNOWN FIRST CLASS HOUSE
j having been recently repaired and renovated
throughout, offers superior accommodations and
gives better satisfaction TO the Travelling Public
than any iintel in Dalles City. 1t is the only
Frst-Ciass Hotel in the City. and really the only
Hotel the Travelling Community patronize.
Suits of Rooms for Families, and Superior
Accommodations for 800 Guests!
This Hotel is located near the Steamboat Landing
and Railroad Depot
THE HOTEL OMNIBUS
Will always he at the Railroad Depot and
Steamboat Landing on the arrival Of Passengers.
to convey them End their baggage to and from
the Hotel free OF charge. I8-Particular attention
paid to calling guests in the morning for tho boa,
and ears and extra attention paid TO seeing fam
lilies of on the cars and boat.
&r They have two large fIRE-PRooF
SAFES in the Office, for tho use of their guests.
E5 Hotel open all night in charge Of . care
ful Waterman. In connection With tho Hotel
they hare fine
Billiard Saloon and Reading Room!
N.r-h II ISrovss1atf
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"A "Past Grand Worthy Patriarch" of
Virginis Sons Of Temperance, has just
died of delirium tremene.
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ALBANY BATH HOUSE!

zryHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
fully inform the citizens of Albany and VI
einty that he has taken charge Of this Es'aolish-
u.nt. and. by keeping clean rooms and paying
strict attention business expectst suit all those
uho may favor him With their patronage. Having
heretofore carried on nothing but
First-Class Hair Dressing Saloons.
he exuects to give entire satisfaction to all
~Childien and Ladies' Hair neatly cut and
shSmuooed. JOSEPH WEBER.
apr4v3n33tf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-04-29

A mover ent s on foot in G. ngress y
settle libral pension upon Miss Ida
Lewis, the heroine OF Lime Rock Light
House.
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Bad Taste-Pretty young girls kissing
widowers' children.
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G. w. GRAY. d. ID. s..

q. w. GRAY. ID. ID. Sc
GRADUATE or CINCINNATI DeAIM COLLEGE.
~xyouLD INVITE ALL PERSONS DEsIR-
~ Inc Artificial teeth and frgt-elass Dental
operztions. to give him call
Soseir ems Of vuleanite Base with gold plate
tiuia ys, aad other new styles of work, may be
sea- 1t his oaiee up stairs in Parrish Co.'S
Brick, Albany, Oregon.
Resideuc.. corner Of Second and Raker streets.
anrIp6Sy3u346
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r. N, ReDFIELD & CO.,

nossrASrLY ON HAND AND REcE1v-
. ING large stock of Groceries and proSi
sisas, Wood aad Willow Ware, Tobacco Cigars
Csnfsetisnery, Yankee Notions, etc., etc.
Wholesale and Retail
ns-ooo.,ite z. C. Hill Sons Drug Store, Al
So fs,.yon. oc9v5nsy1
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HILrABIDEL Il CO.,

-EALsRs IN GROCERIES AND pkosI-
wo.>d and Willow Ware, Confection-
OrI... Ciears. Pipes, Notions, etc. Store
:. x.;ae s,rest. sdjoin;ng the Express once, Al
bssy, 0regsa- -
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=. y. RUSSELL, C. p. FERRY,
Atty 1t Law. Notary Public.
RUSSELL & FERRY,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
COLLECTING AGENTS.

Gr Special attention given to the sale Of Real
Estate. Real Estate Litigation and the Collection
of Claims. Office, N. W. Corner First and Wash
ington Streets.
P0rtland, Oregon.
Feb. %, 1870. y5n2stf
, 1870-05-01

NANTED TO REST-BY 4 FAMILY WTTuOIJI
IL sa4dlen1 . eompsetely fuzuIahed hn,se, South
ana!S a.aS psce HoHH board two peTson1 r. Fent L
oealta. Aaoftf4 with destTt1tIon U Tribune o.licc
WANTED = 70 RETT-1 ET31TF i1PcF
- enough toE ave q ~ horacs and fo0r Wasnn1
nz oo.1G q a1ate I'D Atehiean-sG Addrras st1tinr
StAtest4 ""' ~" A1o ~
WANrKp-To RENT..A BOARDING IIoi7SK
iasotsnce er rarity f::Elshed. where The Fcnt o.
Gf{lQpt 49tdte e- -1olSAt p 4
, 1870-05-01
DETECTIVE AGENCY.


IL b II Room Z, otrT MOI e and = faSaie It Bas
easo s. Loos, KeW FOX, eud pFio5pI eifirs y III.
Eo1otJ and E4wre. - "AE
, 1870-05-01
DISSOLUTION NOTICES.

Pessons asne tho city for the summer mouths cxu
Eng piA1t Of d. 4<at for their siiyrF~11r ether ya
aahle, II reasonable eharser, with FELD KING K
w. II The Large TlQfts CONNECTED with r. in tfe
Elft{ Nxt1Gc5l Bank Hu.tduE -1
, 1870-05-01
DISSOLUTION

The eopartnetshp hc9escSe existing betHcen tho ua
y thas ttssois by Etu, eon1rct Ethee
telnent- ~ 1Ao IL 1SE ~ = HH1 NJ +
Chicago, May 2 ls;Q. AiEI1Vn
, 1870-05-01

BEI,DING g. co.
III Manufaoture their entire
stock of CLOTHING, and al
ways aim to sell at the lowest
living prices FOR GOOD, DE-
SIRABLE GOODS.