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CHARLES N. EVANS, Prop'r.
Eormerl, c. ". Jackson d Go.

Formerly {. NJ Jackson a 20.
These R~EaAfiss are f0Y sIls b. D7iGGiEs
!S0reEespes, and AeilcIAe DeGisTt epeTtprbeTs
thro-E1hOtn the Tinted iSHss CJani11 S0sE'h
44BlsT1od AID le Hea Badse1.
LAUGHLIN, SMITH 4 60,
sep6 Wholesale Agents
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Coffee.
Goshen Cheese.

Ino BAGS PRIME GREEN Rio.
| w Jus- received and for sale by
.s,,a VI. REILLY.
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N BOXES SELECTED CREAM CHEESE
sersS " REILLY
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INsu RANCE.
West Virginia Insurance Go.

West Virginia Insurance TO-
CAPITAL. eIs5, 900.
1AkES RISKS AT THE Low EST
rates on Buildings OF all kinds Furniture,
Household Goods, Merchandise and Goods
IL Transit
DIRECTORS:
Jacob Hornbruok, jacob VI. Bickel.
Henry HARTMAN, Or. J. Z. Hupp
Jonathan Row.ry, Edmund Booking,
K J. Smyth, I. J. Campbell,
J. II. BrIstOc, - Prayer,
VIM x. Odbgrt, Thomas Boggess,
H. ID. I Faruswortk, VIM. B. Crane,
David Bll.myer, Joseph Shields
Vim. l. White, y. COD, JT.
!. II. Duyal, u. h DIX.
Vim. r Stevenson,
Re Ofiice over Har;mans Clothing Store,
south side Monroe street, Wheeling, W. Va
JACOB HORNBROOk, President
JACOB NJ. BICkEL. Vice PreS't
l. II. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
:. Il. McCUI.LOCH. Asst Secretary.
mari
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THELARG EST CASH CAPITAL

paid in and surplus Of any company in the
STATE and composed OF some ninety-iour
stockholders, most Of whom are among our
best business men. recommends Itself 10 the
favorable consideration OF the insuTinK pub
lie. and sol.citS their patronage. AppNc7t-
mons for insurance will be promptly at
tended TO al their Office, No. y Monroe
street. or al their several agencies through
out the state.
SAML MCCLELLAN, President
GEO MENDEL, Vice President
G. VI. CDEN. Secretary.
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SACRAMENTO GIRLS

An Agricultural Fair without girls 10
rive it life and beauty would lie almost
too dismal Tor an ordinary imagination
70 consider One Of our Old >"u--, pop
ular in former days says
SACRAMENTO gals are some.
They 'Tc down on men what live on run.
They r" pretty gals. all must confess.
But LDrd-a-ina>>y, how they dress.
Without vcnuring u hazard an opinion
on the truth Of the first two lines, the
last ones are certainly a. applicable now
rs they were fifteen wears ago.
What 10 Won think OF our Sacra-
mento Urls, asked lady friend whom
met in the Pavilion
They are very pretty, but much too
pale to accord with the popular idea Of
beauty, replied
say much too painted was the un-
charitable rejoinder. 1T is fashionable
up here to I've pallid.
1t is very unrallant to mention it, bUt
a. brushed white cloud of rice pow
der from my coat next morning and
reiiectiyrly watched it settle oil bureau
and chairs, the conversation OF the pre-
vious evening forced itself ITO my -
collection.
TUE CAPITOL.
After doing the State Fair, the yi-i-
tor j. taken TO the Capitol, which J.
supposed to be the finest binding for
legislative purposes in the Union. 1t is
a copy Of the Capitol at Washington,
without the wings, ani.though not near
finished has already cost S&,opOeoo.
THE SHOW BUSINESS
The fifteen thousand country people
W no focked into the city. were eNten,
>lve patrons Of the numerous circu>es,
panorama~. learned pigs Indian giants,
and Aztec iwarfs, that gathered from
all parts Of the State in anticipation o 8
harvest OF coin.
The srcu> men report very dull bus
mess in their line, throughout the
coast and most Of the other showmen
tell dismal tales OF empty excheQuers
and hard times. BLUgBRARD.
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE co.
CAPITAL.

THIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
organized i've years, and in that time done
"A successful business, j. still prepared Ia
take risks az iair rates on Buildings ofall
kinds. Merchandise, Manufacturing Estab-
u>hmeutS, Furniture, Steamboats, and Car
goes on the Western Rivers and Lakes
This Company Offers superior induce
meutS 10 Farmers, whereby they can b.
insured on Dwellings. Furniture. Barns and
contents, for three or i've yeaTs at reduced
-. TNi. ha.Inp q SfAfa lnmnanN. with
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh 3. B.

- on AND AFTER NO
~ .s<fs Yernber Is. Is1s, Trains viii
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PLAN MUTUAL.

Policy Holders Participating III the Profits
Dividend, paid last year " per cent.
\ succe,. without precedent in this country
or EGTOpg.
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Dr., Hoofand'8 Podophyllia,
Or Substitute for Mercury Pill.

TWO PILLS / DOSE
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- shall IL l.. no more: hut though | lie
For many days a. on" thou dGSt forget,
Recalling This glad hour, my heht Mail
know Twill come: He never failed me
Vet.
From "D'T and .Ncf'' for Ccso'er'
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WHEELING, June II. 1870.
r. - x PASSENGER TRAINS
80 sHsH--Ssts viii run 10y the following
-cncdule on and amer June 18th, lEO,-
Wheeling time:
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JAMES " MARSHALL .

The discoverer OF gold in California,
had a stand near the entrance to the
building, on which was piled up an
edition of his recently published Lite
and Adventures He is hale, hearty
looking man of about sixty, with face
bearing little impress OF the tolls and
hardships he is said to have gone
through. Wishing to hear from his
own lips some account Of an event
which has resulted so memorabiy to the
world. l asked him to give me few
narticulars of the discovery.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-24
Letnot Prejudice asarp your Reason.

Ttisa fact that. Ia the minds Of many per.
sons prejudice exists again se what ore called
patens medicines; but why should this prevent
YOU reserting 10 an article that has such an ar.
rny Of kestimouv 10 support iINs HOSTEL
TER'S STOMACH BfTTERsy Physicians pre-.
scribe 1t; why should you discard II /? judges
usally considered men of talent. have used and
do use il in their families why should you re-
ject iff Let not your prejudice usurp your rea.
son to the everlasting injury Of yonr health. II
you are sick, and require medicine, try these
Bitters. .s ss .t.k stss
Whom the bodily energies are worn out by
anxiety and need u stimulant, this is the best
that can be taken. It Ii tempered and modified
by hygienic herbs aud roots, which prevent |.
from feyering the blood and hence ii does no,
produce q mere temporary excitement, to be
followed by injurious reaction, but communi-
Gates permanent Potency to tho eutire vital
organization. Some Of It's herbal constituents
are slightly soporific. 80 hat IN cases where
,sleeplessness is one of the ,accompaninents Of
nervous disease, o dose of It taken taward beds
time will tend to produce quiet and refreshing
siumber. For Paipitation Of heart, tremors,
mysteries, fainting fits, general restlessness aud
the causelcss fears and distressing and fancesi
10 which ladies are especially snhjecLnnder eert
rain morbid conditions of mind and body PEE
ouliar 10 their sex. the Bitters will be found tn.
most agreeable and certain ofail cointer.irri
ante. -
The eonstitutionally nervous may readily
keep their infirmity in constant check by the
sduiiy use af this healthful vegetable tonic and
those who have "shattered their nerves" Hs
the phrase if, either by impmdent Indulgence
Or undue physical or intellectual labar, win dnd
10 ehis tvitaiising Olixir prompt restorative.
81 .Nse& As aaH. sAff - xSSSw
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-24
TIE NEW FOOD.

For q few cents you can buy
Of your Grocer or Druggist .
package Of SEA MOSS FARINE,
made from pure Irish Moss, or
Carrageen, which will make,
sixteen quarts Of Blanc Mango,
and a Like quantity Of Pud-
dings, Custards, Creams, Char
lotte Russo, &c. 1t is the
cheapest, healthiest, and most
delicious food il the world. It
makes o splendid Dessert, and
has no equal as a light and
delicate food for Inyalids and
Children.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-24
The ironciad eunboat for he deie, Sc
of Paris have commenced operation.

A SNAKE Story. The Columbus
(Ohio) Neaos says that farmer near
here, recently in walking about hia
lace discovered nest of ratslesnakes
IN an old log about which several pieces
Of rock lay scattered. He had heard
that hogs were death on snakes of all
sorts. and not earring to attack the nest
himself he thought he would try the ex
pertinent and see fight. He drove
several hogs in the vicinity Of the mes,
and watched the result The hogs seem
ed to scent the snakes and commenced
roofing eargely abont the spot Tn an
instant half dozen of the serpenta
emerged from their hiding places TO at
tack the infruders. who manifested a
jealous dis osition to go in. A snake
would rear himself to the height of the
back of hog. shake his rattles. and
plunge his fangs into the animal with
lightning like celebrity. and then dart
away, pursued by the srunter who dex
terously received the sting upon the
feshy part of the jaw. Time and again
this would be repeated. until the hog
g..t his fore foot upon the snake when
he would deliberately rip the snake in
twain. ahd then -devour him. This
slaughter continued until all the snak es
were disposed of when the hogs grunt
ed contentrly. and without any signs ol
being disturbed. waddled off in search oi
other provender The eye witness
to this singular contest. which was not
without It's exciting features. declares
himself convinced that pig is impervi.
Gus to the poisonous bite Of any kind oi
serpent
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-24

FIRE IN. SALEM-Mr. Ed. Clark,
mail contractor from here to Salem,
tells us that on Thursday evening last
!. very disastrous FIRE occurred in Sa-
lem, by which brakes foundry, Booth
by & Stapleton's sash and door factory
and several other buildings were burn
ed. The fire caught from the furnace
of the sash and door factory, and by
8 reason of shaviDgs and other eombusti.
bic material, ifs spread was most rapid.
Nothing was saved from any of the
factories, tools, machinery, patterns,
everything being burned. The dam
age is estimated all the way from $685.
900 to s75, 900.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-24
Tell the Truth. Doweil.

The following misrepresentation is
from the Sentinel:
The editor of the Polk Comnu Re,
publican talks of Snllivanizing" p TX
county. From the most authentic
sources, we learn that he has already
solkivoted the Republican portion Of it
with his fro hy pol tical prescriptions.
and if he would only "Saiipanize" the
Democratic portion. it would make the
thing about even. SnlIivan's attacks
on Senator Williams reminds MS verv
forcibly OF the story of the ram butting
the. gate post. There is this difference
however As the sequel OF that story
has never been told, it is presumed that
the ram knew when to quit. Sni'ivan's
friends cannot claim this much discre.
ton for him.
Mr.. Dowell you w;llfully nisrepre
sent when you say. or intimate. that we
have ever talked Of SuIlivanizing Polk
county. It is we'll known by all who
are acquainted with us that we are ad
vocating the sentiments of the Union
Republican party Of Oregon, just the
same as we always have. And you,
Dowcll. are mad. simply because we
will not endorse, with you and the
small faction to which you belong. the
internal heresy of universal suffrage.
and advocate the pusillanimous policy
of not only extending that privilege to
the wild man-eaters of Africa, bat also
to the inhabitants of all Asia. Simply
because we will not yacillate ike your
self, and change our principles every
new moon, you find fault. Sir. your
bald eagle eloquence shall not drive US
from the firm stand we have taken to
advocate the right 5
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-24

"WoE TO TIE CosoUERED"-The
Opinione Nationale announcing the an
pointment by the Prnssian King of Gov
ern"rs of the provinces of lorraine and
Alsace. says: "Woe TO the conquered
should Prussia succeed France will he
treated with unexampled crnely will We
dismembcred robbed and crushed Bur
the nation. at some future day will seek
rcveng" That source of the Democracy
cannot be DESTROYED. The present war
is one again of the old agains, the new,
the ri4h. Of the people against the
Kings"
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-24
TeIegraphic Summary.

FLORENCE, Sept. 20.-The projects
for stay OF hosti'ities recently. made by
the Russian representative, Herr Ar
mein. have failed.
The Italians are about 10 force the
Roman gates. only feeble resistance
is anticipated.
LONDON, Sept 90 - go p. NJ
There has been skirmishing near Inovor
and Charleton. on the outskirts Of Paris
The Prussians occupy Meudon, Tel!e-
nen, Varais aud Fonfainbleau. The
Crown Prince is near Fnntainbleau. The
prussian crossed the Seine az Choissy
aud Leroi, few miles above the con-
fluence of the Marne.
Advices received from S,rasbourg ur
to Monday say that the cannon of the
garrison have been neary silenced. Gen
Ulrich the commander. is badly wound,
ID. 4 vote was taken by the people
of the city on the subject of surrender.
ing. and it was decided by large ma
jority to continue the defense to tho
last.
OsTENp. Sept. 20.-A whole body 81
higher officers of the Russian marine
artillery have been ordered to Cornstad.
Engineers bave been recalled to the Bal
tic A camp of 100000 men has been
ordered formed on the frontiers of Prus.
sia and toward Poland. 3F
LONDON, Sept. 20.-The Tfmes
Berlin correspondent confirmed repor,
that Prussia il ready to treat with any
French Government capable Of making
any guarantee of pence.
Lyons is in state of defense. Their,
are many troops there.
Colonels Seymour and. Carleton, o
the British army, who are with tht
armies now operating in Fraace, attes
to horrible suffering at the seat of war
Soldiers and peasants are famshini
from starvation womensare violatd, th'
outraged, and prisoners famished.
No faith is placed in the statcmen
that Russia objects to the annexation o
Alsace aud Lorraine.
FLORENCE, Sept. 81 Rome has beef
occupied by Italian troops. No blood
shed The Pope forbid any resistance
Iso mans received Italian with the great
est enthusiasm. The city Of Florenc
ia covered with flags in homer of the new
Of the recapture Of Rome by italians
The population are neaaly crazy with de
light. ,ls
Marvellous activity is exhibited on tn
part Of the French at and around Paris
earthworks being thrown up at the north
ern approaches to the city and defence
on other sides are, being strengthened
Every hour Russia j. moying lars
bodies of troops into Poland. Bavari
has made arrangements to supply he
with new pattern Of mitrailleurswhicl
fires $50 ball per minute.
The revolution at Paris recognized q
Republican; that at Lyons as social
Red aags have been adopted BY the lat
ter. -. s. 4
PARIS, Sept. 21.-It i reported tha
the Prussians on the line Of the Orlean
railroad after sharp engagement wer
driven and repalsed back upon Male
shuRar' s8G gr@s
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-24
STATE ITEMS

s
: The P. T. Company. are improving
the upper Wallamef. the w,rking par
ty are now above Salem. working up
stream.
j. w. Virtue, broker OF Baker City,
has sent from that place during the last
four months S62 900 in gold dust and
bars. #.
The collegiate year in Wallamet Uni.
versity commenced last Monday under
highly favorable circumstance. Prof.
Roges takes the Chair OF Natural Sicnces
The Judges Of the Supreme Court
have accepted an invitation to visit the
Linn County Fair this week. They will
go up on Thursday aud return Satur-
day.
The full amount Of 10000, to be
given as a subsidy to bring the railroad
through Albany has been secured by in-
dividual notes and Mr.. Holladay has
been notified that Albany has complied
with the terms of his proposition.
/
The Rosebnrg Ensign learns that an
affray occurred at Empire City. in Coos
county, in which a man named Iiggett
shot another man named Akin, the ball
taking effect in the breast and passing
through the right lung. 1t was feared
the wound was mortal.
The people living in the Forks of the
Santiam rejoice in II 9 prospect of having
a depot of the Oregon and California
Railroad within six miles IF their town
The Ne,os says the depot will be located
at Pretcherd, and that gfaveied road
will be made connecting the two points.
Gov. Grover has appointed ii II. Gil
frey, of Lane county, to be his Private
Secretary Thos. H Cam. of Waseo.
tn be Agent of the School Commission
ers. and A p. DenniSon, of Portland.
to be Adiatant General By the way,
as this office has been source Of so
much trouble to the Democracy aud has
been so bitterly denounced hy them,
why don't their Legislature abolish it !
From the Salem Statesman of Friday:
Lieut. w III Hcner, of the corps OF
Engineers, T. s. A., who is engaged in
making survey of the Wallamet river.
for the purpose OF enabling Congress TO
act upon an appropriation bill for the
improvement of that river. has compIet
ed the examina tion at Chtwaod's, Bar
mile below town, and yesterday mo'ed
his c,mp to Matthews Bar. On
Wednesday they took some3 900 sound
ings, and during the time they have been
at work have madea complete and accu
rate chart of that part of the river. The
work is being done under the sup~rvis.
ion Of Col. Williamson. III. s A.. who
is now in town The work on the Wall
amet will be left in charge of Mr. G. i.
Brown. while the officers go to imp.
qua to organize surveying party there,
aud after these two river are we'll uit de'
way the survey of the Sacramento will
be cnmmeaced. Col. Williamson in>
ten Is to complete all three Of these riv-
ers during the present year, If possible
The party at work below town will finish
Matheny's Bar to>dsy. and tn-morrow
will move camp up the river to work on
Humphreys Bar.
The amount Of insurance on property
desrpyed ny the late fire al Canyon City
was S35 900 A correspondent writes
there is difficultyabout the adjustment
of many of the losses, which promises
to present some very crooked question
if tie suits are are brought that talkc
Of
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-24

The American arm known as the
Remington Rifle. is a better weapon
than either the Prussian needle gun or
the French chasepot 1t is rumored
that Austria is arming with this cele-
brated American gnn.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-24

pleasure SREKERs.-A party consisting of
five wagons. promiscuously loaded with men,
women and children, together with all the par
through town yesterday morning. on their way
to the Ocean Beach at the mouth of Salmon
river. We wish them pleasant trip. but ow
!. ing TO The lateness Of the season we fear they
will enjoy more fresh than salt water.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-24

Judge Upton, our lame sake. of the
Fourth District. is on hand, aud is al.
together a clever gentleman. When
contemplating the Judges many ex.
cellent qualities, we are almost ready to
conclude there is surely something
wrong in his case for it is difficult for
us 10 divine how man can have sense
enough to qualify him for Supreme
Judge andayet have no more sense than
to &c Radical. al.-Mercury.
1t is more 'dificult for us TO divine
how it is that the Judge, being name
Ike OF the thing who writes for the
Mercury, can have sense enough to
qualify him for Supreme Judge. aud
yet not have sufficient taste to have BIZ
name changed.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-24

TooTnACmE PREVENTED. friend Of ou;s,
whose representations are entitled 20 the fulie {
crcdence, tells us that he has not only ~ ent-
Ell but curel every case of toothac lie happen
ing Ia his family within the past Two years, by
occasionally washing the mouth thoroughly
with brush and strong hom ,;na .e soft soap.
7 Tn no instan e has this treatment faileI IN eff
teeth. No other kind of soap, that has been
tried, has the virtue, anl the stronger the lye
8 soap the better.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-24

LAND BUYERs.-Within the past few days
there have been several parties through this
tion, looking at farms offered Cor sale AMI we
hear of some transfers being male. Our advi-
.ces from Portland are to the effect that rye
number of land purchasers are expected to ar
rive in Oregon within the next sixty days.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-24
TOWq - COUNTY NEWS.
DALLAS. SATURDAY. SEPT. 81, 1870.

FRosr.-Mr. Ed Dslashmutt tells us that OF,
Monday and Tuesday nights last, they had
heavy frosts on Salt Creek. We have not
ticed any signs of frozen dew about Dallas,
though the nights have been cool.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-24

.ai CoNpLETEp.-ATl the grain in this neighhor-
hood has been cut and put away in splendid or
der. The general yield in this county was not
as good as anticipated early in the season.
This result Is. in the main, traceable to the
very hot weather we had in July, the time when
tho grain was filing. This complaint of poor
crops is not ma le of the fall sown grain, and
that fact is another argument against spring
sowing
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-24
THE GREAT WORLDS TOXIC.
Plantation Bitters.

This wonderful vegetable
restorative fs the fsacct-aEs-
cl0r Of tIac fces'is assl sic,asi-
tatcSl. As "a tonic s,sl | cordial
for the aged ;an.i isEsssssd, it
has nO cqsEal ss7saorg stOsra-
acfics. As n remedy for taac
nervous weakness 10 which
women :arc especially sab
tecf. III is sUpersessiag every
other stisnsa':a1e. I'm al Cii-
Tnaics, tropical, tesa .scrfife,
or frigid. 81 arts a. Il e2ecf0c
in every species or disorder
which ussaderaniancs tise oddly
strength ;snd freaks down the
unima; spirits. For sale by
all Druggists.
a5-Iy
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-24

RArN.-The rain of Sunday last. though il
did not damnen the ground enough for blowing,
was greatfully received and Is having a very
beneficial effect upon the health of this COM
mnnity, which has not been very good within
the past six weeks.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-24

But you think our opposition to VIII.
liams reminds you of the time when
you butted the gate post? That may
be SO, but, Mr.. Dowell. you can't play
us that way; we never let up on pos
sum until we know he Is dead. The
question was decided on Tuesday last.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-24

DR.. Picrce's Alt. Ext. Or Golden Medical Dis
cOyery is not fancy drink made OF poor poi.
sonous strychnine whiskey, proof spirits and re-
fuse liquors. spiced and sweetened TO pleas the
taste and lead topers on to ruin as are tho 40
y called aBifters" Of the day. II Ia pure me-
dicinal extract Of native roots and herbs, and Is
o speedy. sac and sure remedy for all severe,
acute and lingering coughs, loss of appetite
"Liyer Complaint or "Bilionsness," and Con-
!. etipation Of the Bowels Nothing equals it for
purifying the blood and curing Pimples, Blotch-
90. Erupfions, Salt kheum, Eyrsipelas, Scrofu-
lous and all skin diseases. Sold by druggist.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-24

REAL EsTATE GAzeTTE.-We acknowledge
the receipt of forty or fifty copies of the Sep
tembeA number of Russell & Ferry's Real Es-
& tate Gazette. published in Portland. Persons
interested in the purchase or sale of real prop
erty can obtain copies of the above useful little
paper by calling at this Office.