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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-07

FFu0y ir5>'i 10 De aHioe's"-
ed af gEe g0,r prices CO
.gEE q - = CTS,
inquire nf ST0Ha@>.
Three seCoH6 hGiiG E'3-
amos. aO3C GA hawd, tTh9ra
,riH be disposed Of st reTs
EOlC prices.
Send for Circulars 1sB9
Price Fists.
The Choral Eributc,
EsuE. D. E.TSER SO.s,-faf
best Book for Ch05gS eret'
published. II large STOCK
on hamsi, srhjch sCjii be sol"
at fhe Publishers price
SG3.:50 per dO=ei., oy
~. H.. $TOf< 4.
Burlington, Nov. 10th 1853. t-d3~u
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-07
No change Of cars 0'fse,. s.r'issi0H a"4 Troy az


Ez,- The SD A.s.I.3)ant 95J Pm Trains make
close INJECTIONS at Troy snt Albany With n l.
Cen.ral flr die West.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-07

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"a r9ry sssissfi GHlG'fsii ~ l-'.-
neg lCiH 59;y 03Ie o. tic q -
OsSG AN
ga fhe SCOTid, yOtS Cssli hGrr
the fact explained 80 go'f'-
satisfaction, 81
STIR E'-e-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-07
lENRY & CO.,

burlington, Uho!esaie agents.
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-06-24

oCKs Hinges, Bolts, Cut and Wrought Nails, and
- general assortment Of Building Hardware.
For sale by l. AMOS Rel Air
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-06-24
Higgins Gently Breaks the News,

"1es, l remember that anecdote," the
Sunday superintendent said, with the old
pathos in his voice and the old sad look
in his eyes. at was about simple crea-
ture named Higgins, that used to haul rock
for old Maltby. When the lamented Judge
Bagley tipped and broke his neck, il
was great question how to break the
news to Mrs Bagley. But finally the body
was put into Higgins's wagon and he was
instructed to take it to Mrs. b., but to be
very guarded and discreet in his language,
and not break the news to her at once, but
do it gradually and gently. When Hig-
gins got, there with his sad freight, he
shouted till Mrs. Bagley came to the door
Then he said: III. .........
Does the widder Bagley live here ~
"rhe ~idoO Bagley No sir"
"I'll bet she does But have it your
own way. Well, does Judge Bagley live
herel2p T.. f'NN.Wl3. IUf tOIf Il.
Eyes, Judge Bagley lives here"
I'll bet he don't. But never mind lit
amt for me to contradict. Is the Judge
in 2" fl
mo not at present"
81 jest expected as much. Because, you
know-take hold O. suthing, mum, for I'm
going to make little communication
and | reckon maybe it'll jar you some
There's been an accident, mum, I've got
the old Judge curled up out here in the
wagon-and when you see him you'll &C
knowledge, yourself, that an inquest is
about the only thing that could be com
fort to him r'
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-06-24

" LISTING and WEDDING CARDS.
Y neatly printed at THE EeIs office.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-06-24

y-The measles are in Brigham Yonng's
family. 1t is unnecessary to add that there
are not enough to go around, and several
dozens are left without a measle.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-06-24
The Goose.

Josh Billings says the goose is grass
animal, but can't chew her cud
They are good livers-about one aker to
goose is enough. But don't think if l
had farm of 175 akers, awl paid for, that
/ would sell it for what it is worth, Just
because it didn't have but one goose on
it. Geese generally stay well, some biog-
raphers say sixty years, and grow tough
to the last. IVA 4. glf,a. Ia 7.
They are good eatin', but not good chaw-
In the reason oy this remains profound
secret to this day.
When the femail goose IL at work hatch
in, she's hard bird to please; she rifles
clear up from the bottom in mint; and
will fight yoke ov oxen if they show her
the least bit oy sass. The geese are excel
lent for feathers, not only to feather their
own nest, but other peoples.
But they are more surest about wun
thing; tina kin hawl one leg up into their
body and stand on the other awl day, and
not touch ennything with their hands"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-06-24
Yes /! It Is True |!
cAE ECRAEN Wanted in Il paying business
OALEOWEiV s. KENNEDY, il3 Chestnut st., Phila

CANCERS! TUNORS ULCERS!!!
I Positively cured by method without pain
knife cuiisc. Call address PROF ESsoRS, Uni
wrsity, 5l4 Pine st. Philadelphia, Pa.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-06-24

Die MIC INVITATIONS handsomely
i printed at The lReIs office.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-06-24


vsinaIIA mill site fer sale in Gloucester county vir-
ginia boat landing the York river, where
steamers touch daily from Richmond to Baltimore. II
is on fine stream, in thckly settled portion of the
| country and irst-cass neghborhood The house was
burned during the war; but the dam and water
have been recently thoroughly repaired 1t al
would continue to pay handsomely. 1t has 1212
of land attached. Is surrounded by n finely timbere
country and mill attached would pay Well This
property offers inducements to persons of moderate capt.
tai rarely with and will be sold terms suit the
purchaser, the owner is anxious to get the mill in OPP
Grafton. Price 900.
No. LOG. Farm of 34S acres on the Richmond Freder.
| irkSburg Potomac r. r.. on the North Anna river
oU acres cleared. Frame dwelling with rooms and
passage, brick basement All necessary ontbuildngs
Well watered and extends along the R. r., Il Of mile
and is only mile from Hanover Junction. Fine young
orchard mills churches, schools, &C. convenient Soil
| stitt clay, fine wheat land. Price Sl2 per
No 1U7. Farm Of 1856 X +. Il p. r. X. with
in Is miles of Chesterfield Station ESQ acres cleared
balance in original growth. Cottage house with 2
| rooms, aud some outbuildngs. Young peach orchard
| Land we'll watered. Price Sl2 per
No l08 Mill and 80 acres Of land within 10 miles of
Richmond city One pair Of wheat and pair of
stones; Dwelling with rooms, and fair onlbuildngs.
| Price $500.
| No. log Farm of 3I6 acres at dorionsville ON the
Chesapeake Il Ohio Railroad, with good improvements.
| Price $50 per
No. no Farm of SIS acres called "Elon" Chesapeake
Ohio X. r., of mile from lIewlett's Station Loan
top and clay subsoil Good dwelling with rooms and
| attic ample outbudngs. Well wutered and in good
farming condition Price 81 500.
CnrnIine connty small rnnrrtnI. dwniIin on, ma
| ressorv outhniilinos pric. SD ner acre
| Ma ll3 Farm oT no acres of excellent land Ioam
soil. Fine peach and apple orchard u + mile OF 2
No us Farm of 265 acres six miles from Boyylu,,
| Green the cnnutv seat Of CaroIina rounty yiiI.u.
nbnnt the si9a nj EaI Air Half cleared win lu.i,,
| and outLniidnos price Az per acre
No ll7 FARM nf AGO acres one of The host farms il,
AIbemare comfy living on hoth IDS NJ rho
pnd Ohio Railroad one mile tr0Ga Ivy Station about
miles from University of Vir5iuiu and 10 Mills from
ChaTIGitesyilie Twntbitds cleared and baauc. in en-
ualent tinb r. 10 aces Of fine meadow Orchard of 200
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-06-24

a+ Spotted Tail, the Indian Chief, de-
sires to be a representative to Congress
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-06-24

o." Anna Dickinson in recent lecture
demanded "Why was born 2" There was
an emphatic pause. The audience began
questioning with themselves why Anna
was born. Some thought to torment man
kind, and thus learn men patience Others
to show how little wisdom it took to make
successful lecturer-but, before many
minutes, Anna repeated the question.
Then, a small boy in the gallery, represent
ing the general sentiment, shrilly piped
out, 81 give it up"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-06-24
SEASON
OF PERIL.

E In the summer and Autumn the system is in a less
nervous condition than when under the hacing intu-
ence of colder temperature. Keep the bowels unhb
struced the digestion active and the blood cool in
weather. 10 effect this object take occasionally dose
Of TARRANT3 EfFEnNESCENT SELfIER APE
RENT. 1t is gentle cathartic wholesome tonic,
antidote to bilousness blood dcpurent, and most
delightful felriiugc united i'll one sparkling, fUamlng
elixir prepared in moment and without the slightest
trouble.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM uvERPOOL-rn steamship City Of Br.otIn Oet ,-S
Usrvcy and vie NJ, urn and wife Mr. Psrpsr hss =
A. sloane Miss Earl, c. Allen, p dc Lacy Mrs Fo%Is1e MIS-
ForanUe Rev j. & Brassar Rev T. j. Kelly Dr. A. H. Graham
Vie an, .hili Miss Hambrecht Brrhm, Mr. Dana, Staa,
smith schreek and we Mrs NJ llobs9n and dsaghii
hcg aud wife Miss Phnney C. utohngs J. YORK and WE D.
MILAN W Mnnson Barring, J. j. Stewart MI smith Dei,es
Mis, Loekby W. D. Por Mr. Green, A. = Rober'son hs D. "A
uadden A. FIooi Mr. Iiun wife Harvey j. Matham ana
wife r. Dc Snet M Sheppard, B. L. nooyrueba W. sch1a @ n
Sut, a Stone Wife children and The Rev nusa
the Rev X Brine Rice the Rev hahon te ev ~.
Dunne Brady Miss Fisher Mr. Gearssd ",spe @ ana W.
aud three children W. OR and wife MILAN The Rev y 1smV re
Rev w Back wood D. d. w. Bon Mrs. Donovan, MIS- iaooyI
Miss H. Bailey Miss Lehsnc Mr. Cnehton saaI s on' ~" W.
e6oson Mira C. AMI child Mr. Jameson and wife an
Denninqton AID child Mr.. scbieh Mrs Brown and child X A.
sbortitch and child A. and wife w Clark MI MILAN
A. Hang r. u. bennington, Miss MORON nh raIai
ssniIysn col w Irwin Wells Mr.. Wood hr Jefsae and
child NIs Iuxram and elLl Miss e. BurghaId
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
running time making reduction Of about 80 minutes W
tween this placo and NcwNors


tween this paco and Ncw-iork'
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
PoRpuAM-The residence OF idI'
Day was entered few nights ago py ~ a.a u.ho
whom, went into a room occupied by sOh "'","' ,t
was awake at the time. The roDoer 'ine " -.
hat she was unable TO refrain from sereamng whGn @ ,e
pistol was discharged at her. bnt tne 2a nth him S
wall. The robbcr iminediatsg neu' oaii''"n ~ ~
valuable diamond pin ana WV
STATEN ISLAND.
Nrw-DoRP.-AbOut 10i on Sunday night the
harm belonging to Mr. Wm. II. Vanderbilt took fire, ana
wa burned together with 20 tuns Of hay Loss about
!1cco
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-A general inspection of the
police force will he made today to he followed by re-
view 10y the Mayor and Common Council The guar
tcrly meeting Of the Pastors Helpers was held last
evening ~ the Tabernacle.
NEwARK.-Late on Sunday night considerable excite
ment caused by four alarms of fire closely ioOWS
each other. The frst fire was the Topew9,k laoory ~
Ernest Saubcr whose loss on stock ana nulIms rs r
mated at 81 600 The second was barn ON me GIeI W
AaronSt and Belmontye DconSlht To- 10 ni. , cracsci
loss, SEQ In ringing this ALARM the tower ool eh
Harth ia OIaugeave.; loss 500 The iourth W as q ti s
shed near the Chestnutst depot Wmth MA MA Cnnto11
consumed The work of tearing down the old IoiPton
santy commenced yesterday IN % roiI"n' h sid tbs
viii he erected the site sheriff deed mas sod tp t
$4,000 to New-York lawyer named MI MICS VINO aS.su @
agent for several gentlemen I9e Ns%gek r "a I ,be . tb
of December There are claims filed against the Com
pany 10 the amount OF 100000
PATrRsov-An attempt was made by thieves last night
tOener Phillip & ROTty's drygOOds store In Manst nut
they fed upon being discovered The house OF ThaS Gle
ments on Broadway entered by burglars on Sunday
night by forcing open back window, ana TCDOcd OF TWO
watches and small amount of money.
MCRRIsrowN.-T7le State synod Of the Presbyterian
Church will meet here to-day. The Rev DIR. Stearns OF
Newark retiring moderator viii preach the opening an,
nual sermon. The trial OF Gibson Kent, tho alleged
leader gang of inccndares who have been the ter
ror this neChhorhOod for two years past began in the
Morris County Court of Oyer and Terminer yesterday
Eight indictments had been found against Kent ny tue
Grand Jury Tor firing buildings, and he was held in S65V
bail lie had several accOmphccS. four OF whom, ON be-
ing auagned, pleaded guilty. Tic cases VIII occupy sew
eTal days.
TFENToN-The ball IN aid of the sick and wounded sol
dicrs Of the German army takes place on the 2h inst
Samuel Smith colGred been sent 10 State Prison Tor
ten years setting fire TO the barn aud house OF MI
| Drake, in Hopcwel Township.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
BASE BALL.
In Conference,

ATHLETIC OF PHILADELPHIA VS.. ATLANTIC OF
BROOKLYN.
The first game of regular series between
these clubs was played yesterday on the Captolino
grounds in the presence Of about 100 people The
weather was pleasant, and bad weather was not the
drawback. The time was when such meeting between
these clubs would have attracted 1000 people to the
crounds In 1863 persons attended match on
the same grounds between the same clubs. The game
yesterday without interest and the general impress
sion was that the Athletics would have no difficulty In
winning ball from their old conquerors, and the play
of the first four innings proved the correctness OF the
public estimate or the good play the Atlantic side
Ferguson and Smith bore the palm. Six runs were given
te Athletics by errors I'm the outer field and no second
base On the Athletic side Malone did excellent service
behind. and Fishers base play was 1rsclass In pat
tinr Malone Chapman and Zettlin led the The
full score below gives further particulars;
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

A dangerous counterfeit has been circulated
rather extensively in this city for some time past and
number Of dealers have been victmized and two OF
three individuals have been arrested upon whose persons
weexecuted counterfeit $40 bills have been discovered
During the last two weeks Col. Whiteey's detectives
have kept under constant surveillance certain house In
this city which reputed to be the headquarters OF
ing ~ countereiters Yesterday trunk removed
from the house and taken % Jersey city Detectives
followed aul upon its arrival in Jersey city, attempted
10 arrest the carrier who of leaving the trunk in
their hands Upon opening 1t, the identical $40 counter
feit pte ON the Oneida Market, and shoe and Leather
Ranks was found together with printing press, nks
and large quantity Of paper, all OF which was brought
to the city.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.


Usf,h Avenue Hotcl--Col. GOuTley, M; T.: ana
fnut ~ a. ~ Ion6,n the Hon. Homer 4. Nelson,
hS tcEeary Of state Ramsey ana II aa%of 1ny the on
t Albany the Hon. John A. GIisMVi" Nj W ae f RaIt
more M the Rev Dr. Miller Of hadegea d@S ANN SOen q Pe @
sf RostOn. -= Holman H1..,SS ,rbe non Charles 4
WSbryne exU $ Minister 20 Iaragnay' Col; ciro o. m
Bennett l.. s A. and Dr nlte "i 0Srr6deocon George
P1sS - NE sandwich Islands, and W. hhS' q STvin
Newbea@nd % 4n4oliand Of fsrrincnc'd, Mass, and }.
II II HS Parsons Of Hartford C2TSTG9n % AstcT
Johussn and James C. Beli ol oyvcst @ VIriiia - ST.
h;sScos SSSJGs cqm%nGgs G TooSt q IoSGo 6T GT
cen j. Hayden, L. :. A T. W. iaEA Sl Mas
ne n RSv Wn Jarrett the Rcy A. y AeAnPnE a LINES 5s
HN., Va d,,anf GEN Townsend and Inspector-Geh; Nc
ho'tl - 90, Holman. stan. Gen. J. W. Palmer, u -
.ud lanes Freeman Clarke OF bOstoh'
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

$40 % during the yearssSoo for the library and
Sor benevolent purposes. The Sunday-schoo children
sang another hymu; after which the Rev Edward Eg.
rIeston of The Sunddy yschoot Teacher made an address
n,on the subject of Growth and Work OF the Sunday
school He WAS favor Of uniform system OF lessons
throughout tho schools Of the city thought that tne
rochers should study their scholars more than the les
sons; and was opposed TO keeping tho churches ioI
rowu mn neople and putting the children down In the
boSenonf where gion grew mufty. He thought that
the sunday had been heretofore neglecten ana
the Rev J. HYATT Smith aud the Rev. De witt iamage.
W a bvmn and the benedction brought the meeting " o
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
,,pruon,sr PREACHERS MEETING.

tthc Methodist Preachers meeting yesterday
report Of the Committee Rules OF order @ppoln'eu
last wee was adopted. They provide that the hrSt mon
d,y in each month shall be devoted to devotional exer
cises and reports churchos that on another
a., essav not 10 exceed half hour In delivery shall DC
rea1 Inv some member previously appointed ana tue sun
eCt be aferward discussed; that no ne3cr sai spen M
more than once on subject, and not longer t9an 20
inHtes and that Committee Topics shall be elected
annually at the yearly meeting Drs Curry toss, ana
bum were apponed the Committee for the current year
THE Rev Mr. Finney Of Nova Scotia gave an interesting
account of the progress OF Wesleyan Methodsn In the
eastern British North American Provinces lie eiVle1
he NeYork achers theropporunites for social and
spiritual development, in his field OF labor he IA not
privileged 10 meet his brethren more than once year
.,lN
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
RIFLE MATCHES.

The annual rifle matches of the Ncw-Jersey
National Guard were continued yesterday at Clifton,
near Patterson The Governors medal won by PHI
vate Becher Company A. I'd Regiment; the goldmouned
Remington rifle by Adjutant Martin. 1st Battalion, Ho-
boken The match for fine Winchester rifle was post
pOned The prizes already won VIII be awarded at New
ark tomorrow after the annual brigade review Dy the
Governor aud MajOr-Gen. Runyon.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

let 2. o. 4lh. 5th. Iih. I'D. 0h 5Ih IoIaL
aslai.s..,.....ss a,llsi,s........s 3 g 9 9 III
- - -,
Isl. "a. 81 lth. 5th. 9th 7tb. 9Th 9th. Total
4,ls,I:....'...ts 4,l,s5s.,.. Q 9 : ii
Umrire-Mr Collie Base bv Erros-Aiheue,
times; At sntc once Time GADe-l:0 IOa Fielding Erors-
Athletic 6; Atlantic, II.
To-day the Athletics play the Mutuals on the
Uuiou Ground and a fine game may be anticipated,
though but practice" game, according to the Mu-
tual card.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

pyrr,s O. X. SOAP-dry and hard-is the
l.d f,r ho.e seat Tor ite on u NJ"
is,, ~ srocer, bs1. for sale Depot. $50 WashIngonst
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

II. N. SQuIRE's, 07 Fulton-st New York, is
the place to buy reliable WATGnEs ine Dh9ios 'o' 'N"
ElK nd SILyERwARR Diamonds asioCallJ.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
HOME NEWS.
TIKI WEATHER

TIKI WEATHER
r.v Won. Tssr , sas WV ~Sd os, rI. sss sss W
beA mo r. -. N1l9
7lc 3hES W. III q WI - w w
- - Douse foc on the rivers from ) To a. m
~ 'eso Oct H. thermometer at7a m, 49,; p H' or;
N a. M, tSo.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
fAbpoune eemests


, rc roo,e VIII VeIei qseson 30 eth De si' !"
IN. souos rnan u ,olye. Marwhle, n' man Of lie p" M
- cu,e his ead gear the ArrER oV III. PEHop hso' OF
s, Gamer az Frl'on4t Mes sge OF hat - h'
,,o., ,,eh.r,he ever Issued In FewYo
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

Public and Private Buildings perfectly ven
,lst.d h. HENRY A. GoVGE, "a Broadway H. y
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

ITO GAS CONSUMERS and the Trade.-Gas-
Light Impo,el Economy the motto No more @ use for % s.s
FLAME RXPANDER applied gasbune, produces an increase Of
light Instantly applied removed Simplest
eespe Of tho kind Of the ia 50
per doun Illustrated directions with them Test exhibition
Office where the u s. by mail
prepaid 5O Liberal Inducements 10 agencies and the trade
Send lraed Circular stating proposed mode OF making
ae License granted contro Of territory FISHER CROOK
Sole HsDs.eufsIs and Propneto 3y7 BToAds.y New Yo
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18
LATEST SHIP NEUS.

ARRIVED.
ets smshp Cresocn, City Norton HewOresns rnds shd fH
Steamship Victor Rs New Orleans Oct 3 mdse. snd pahs
Shin BengoIyun. McAlley, Boston 5 days, tnber
Brig Laura Gertrude, Wells, Boston days. ice
Brig q. n. Kennedy, Dodge, Mstanyas ~ days sugM
Brig Ida L. Ray, Crowen Cow Bay, G, b. II days Goa
Brig John Ayiles Macomber BizahethpOrt for Boston
sehr H. " Cranda Petis Windsor ~ s. 10 days, plaster
New-York tribune., 1870-10-18

Bankers, "a Nasssu-st.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-12
The difference.

The expenses of Mr.. Buchanan s
entire Administration during four years
were only little over one half the cost
of Grants Administration for one year,
according to the statement of that
super-loyal ape, Schuyler Colfax. This
is the difference between Democratic
aud Radical rule; aud yet, in the face
of these figures, they pirate about the
economy of Grants rule Out upon
the knaves.- Piaiadealer.
Precisely so and during Buchanan s
Administration, he folded his arms,
looked calmly on aud smiled, while the
scoundrel, Floyd, was robbing the Trea>
sury OF the United States traitors
were reveling in the halls of our Ma
tional Capitol, acd treason was stalking
the streets at noon day before his eyes !;
at the end of which time, the old lube
cile, prostitute himself, stood in the
White House and cried. there il no
power in the Constitution to coerce a
seeded State; while Old Hickory, ad-
ministering the law under the same
Constitution, said to the same people,
by the eternal, if you attempt to
secede, ] will hang you for treason.
And General Graat, during his Admin
istra,ion, took Vicksburg and Rich
mond, and cleaned out the whole
Southern pro-slavery, Democratic reb,
els and there's another difference.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-12

sEsPTcIENT AGEsT.-The Portland papers
mention frequent real estate sales at heavy fg
sures, negotiated by VIM. Davidson, Esq. Real
Estate Agent and Special Collector OF Claims
No prison has embarked in business in Portland
or elsewhere in this State whose success and
efficiency have been so marked as have Mr..
Davidsou's. His Office on Front street is the
headquarters Of strangers in quest of Oregon
real estate, and no one takes more pleasure In
inparting information to the inquiring. In
shis latter VOW Mr.. d. is q public benefactor.-
Salem (Ogn.) Mrcury.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-12
STATE ITEMS
From the State Register.)

The Sioux City Times has an item
that will make the ladies false hair
stand on end "One Of our physician
was called on yesterday to visit lady
residing beyond Perry creek. On ex-
animation, it was found that large
irregular hole had been bored in her
head just behind the ear, A closer
examination proved that yermin from
artificial hair had forced their way
nearly through the bone. The doctor who
attended describes her condition as hor.
rible. BY request We suppress the
name"
The Council Bluffs Nonpdrea re-
cords singular accident: !" From w.
Mct3ee, Center township, we learn the
following particulars of terrible acci.
dent which occurred at the upper end
of Big Grove. last Thursday A farmer
by the name of j L. Pnryyer, had his
wheat threshed and stored inthe cham
bers of his house. The weight proved
too much for the joi@s, and Thursday
last they gave way, and wheat and tim
bers came down with a terrible crash,
burying beneath them wife and two
children of Mr.. Puryyer. One Of the
children was killed outright, and the
other was severely injured, as was also
Mrs. Pury. er. =
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-12
A Glorious Change !!
THE GREAT WORLDS TONIC.
Plantation Bitters.

This wonderful vegetable
restorative IS the sIacct-arn-
cher Of tine fceIEc AMI elcSiif-
taicJs. As a tOassc AMI cordial
aor the aged ssIstl langaHid, IL
saas $40 equal among stOEEs-
acIaics. AS n rctnetiy 1Or the
nervous weakness 10 which
women are especially sub
iect, ii Is stspcrseding every
other sii1snsas:asa:. lER All Cil-
mates, trogicas, teras assserate,
or friyits, IL ;aets sss 81 saecidc
i'm every species az e2isoFdcf
which sindcrEsiSaRe fsae Es0sIs1y
strength and grc;sEKS Gown tE1e
animal spirits. For sale by
ala Druggists sg !
&ay.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-12

The Five Dollar Sewing Machine purchased
by me, January, 1856, from the Family sewin 8
Machine Company, Nassau Street, N. T., has
been in almost constant use ever since. 1t has
for repairs, and find 1t simple and reliable in
operation, and always ready to sew. Those
friends of mine who use them with the new
improvements are very mncn pleased. The one
/ have / would not part with.
MRS. ANN w. CUTHBURT,
42s. West Both Street, New York.
34-am