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| s10uIdsrs a. SIC. Lard, I27181fe. WHISKY,
| Sc. Tobacco sales 70 hhds 81 81 . 81 Ior

SHOULDERS a. SIC. Lard, I27z9lie. Ayhiszy,
s8c. Tobacco sales &c hhds az - 2 so lof
trash % good leaf
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, January Z.--Cotton quiet
low middhngs, IS5<c. Bulk meats, acttvei
clear sideB, iI5lc; clear RIB, U1<cs shOuLderal
l05ze Bacon clear sides, l25zc; hams, lfei .
sugar-cursd hams i6c- Lards Iz5ze. Corn,
sc. Oats, 55c. Flour, 81 5086-
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, January Z7.-Cetton, quiet but
hrmi midd1ngs, l55sgi receipts, % bales
gross, I6si sales, 1881; stock, Ll,l86; net re-
ceipts Of the week, 1888; gross, 4008s exports -
cOas, wise, 1880; sales Of The week, 4lsl bales.
flour qufet and UNCHANGED. Wheat scarce
firm ana unchanged. tOru, yellow, S0gg2c; ;
white, s59s9c. Whisky, sc.
BOSTON.
BOsToy. January e7.-COttOu quiet: mid
dlings, I51s4lGci gross receipts 3 oalesi sales,
300; stock, bJlgi ne5 receipts oI Lhs week, AZ
gross, 45f5; sales Of the week. zi09 bales,
SAVANNAH.
sAyArTAH, January Z-Cottou quiet but
firm; uniddIEgs, l5c; net receipts, 500 1sIes
exports to Great Britain, az; e0sstW Ise, l8o0s
the week, % 3i5i exports-to Great Britain
l5,07s; 70 the continent, 5560; cOastWise, 757li
sales, Is 500 bales
WILMINGTON.
WLMINGT0S. January Z7.-COtton quiet and
ports, coastwlse, Isl; sales, go; STOCK, 239; net
receipts ofthe week, II30. exports, coastWise.
Bi5i GALES, 400 bales.
NORFOLK.
NORFoLK, January z.-CottOn, firm; low
mtddllugs. l44glfsc; net receipts. lli5; eX-
ports, coast wise, I545; sales, 2e0: stock s6gl
net weeks receipts, 1885, exports, coasCWi5s,
l0Sg8i sales, 100 Dales-
CHARLESTON.
CHARLEsrOE, January 7.-Cotton Gufsf;
middlings l5ci net receipts ls75; gross, 1855 +;
exports coastE tser -Aa5s; sales, 1896 stocE,
81. .l34: net weeks receipts. "A 134; eXports-tO
Great Britain, 1875 70 Spain 554; cOastwise,
$685. SAFES, 500 bales.
MOBILE.
MOBILE January E.-CottOn quiet; mid
d1ngs, l45{cs net receipts $50 bales exports,
cOasrWise. l05l; sales, 1905 stock, 6S ,63l ;
weeks receipts, B,llli axpOrts-tO Great
Britain, S54Z; TO the continent, ,l758i c0astWise,
d534i sales, 200 bales.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, January Z7.-FlOur duh. Wheat
No. spring opened more active and 3G37sc
higher but closed quiet at 81 ~ 81 .; this ar
ternOOu the market was dull and unchanged
COru-SO. = steady and higher. closing tlrm al
jlc cash; this afternoon the market was quiet
Dressed hogs easier, market closing dull at
IS 609s 70i 1--we fairly active aL S1sy7 81.
FOREIGN.
LONDON, January Z7.-COnsOls, 80 Bonds
steady; U. s. COUPONS, DDS j2s, 81 s o5s, 9U-s
55s, s31s; lQ-40s. So.
LIvEEPO0L-Jsnuary27 27.-C Cotton quiet; mid
ding uDlsuds s5sd; midduug Orleans s5sd.
Corn No = mixed. $50.
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PassInp cpuntprfelt Money.

CINCINNATI, January 27.-Gertrude
and Mary Standfelt, aged twenty and
sixteen years, were brought to the
city to-day from MiddletOWn, Ohio,
where they were arrested for passing
counterfeit money. They claim to
have found the money on the floor of
the car while coming from Dayton to
MiddletOWn. In default Of bail they
were sent to prison.
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.


Z. q q. II.
rNHERE will be a reunion OF the .-,,-g--,..
A members of the /. q. O. F.. sr-=t =
held at Odd Fellows Eal at 714zszz-eFsaz
o'clock p m, TU ESDAT, the 8Ist 5laass>~
inst, in honor Or the 18th Ami verssry OI
Memphis Lodge. No
All brethren in good standing are frater,
nally invited TO attead. ]. ID DANBUBT,
Chairman of Committee OF Arrsugeme en- Is
I OTTERY.-Oficial drawings OF the Mis-
u souri, state Lottery. CLASS 4j.
I, 81, q, II, 81, 70. So, "A, 63, 20, 10, 76.
CLASS S.
p s. 20, 13, 81, 35, %, AZ, 54, 90, Is, %.
Prizes from $40 % so 600, paid in money.
Lotteries drawing daily. Information fur.
uished IN the above Lottery by ]. E FRANCE
49, North Court street, Mem phis, Tenn. P. o
Box I47. MURRAY, MILLER & CO., Mana,
gers St. Louis, NO. taE3
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ST. LOUIS, January Ex-Governor
Brown sent a special message to the
Legislature yesterday, which dis
cusses the divorce laws. BE thinks
adultery is the only sufficient cause foI
an absolute divorce, and suggests the
act be made penal, and where the evil
dence is sufficient to justify a legal
separation, that the guilty party be
punished by the same Judgment that
grants the divorce. He also recon-
mends the establishment of a State
house Of refuge, ,for juvenile criminals;
that a thorough geological survey
of the State be made; and a complete
revision Of the revenue and insurance
laws.
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There are many people in America
who would not accept Bull-Run Rus
sells unsupported assertion as posi-
tive evidence, and some of them will
probably doubt this statement, made
in one of his late letters from Yer
sailles: What think you of a
Prince, a Christian gentleman, the ad-
ministratOr of a great charity, an
officer Of state, who, being asked as to
the means of communicating with the
wounded officers of the enemy's army
who might be in his hospitals, said
know nothing Of them. They give
us quite trouble enough as it is. wish
they were all dead" Why not give
the name OF the christian gentle
man." and let him have an OppOrtu-
nifty TO dispute the accusation, If dis
posed?
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NONRESIDENT N0TICE

No. 178, n. R. D I'm the Second. Cbapoery
Court OF Shelby county, Tennesses.-Hood
houbrlght q Co, 90 al. vs.. z. n. Case, Dr., E
W. Brooks ct al.
IT appearing nom the bill herein, duly
4 sworn 60 in this cause that the defeudauf
q n, Case, ST., Is a nou-rastdent Of the state
OF tennessee and citizen and resident Of the
state OF Connecticut; and that an attach
mehJ issued nom this court against the de-
fendants above, attaching all the accounts,
notes. choses in actions ana other assets OF
tne said defendants, and the fund IN the
hands OF <. M. Brooks, which has been re-
turned executed, oy attaching ths funds in
the hands o. Z. M. Brooks, 70 secure 70 com.
piainants their debts, amounting, as stated
In the bill, TO about ssh 80:
u Is therefore ordered, That said 2. n.
Case, 81, make his appearance beretns az
the Second Chancery courthouse In tna
city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
first Monday Ia March. 1871. and plead,
answer or demur to comp atnanss Dill or
the same viii be taken for confessed as 20 him
and set for hearing exparte, and that a copy
OF this order be published once week Tor
four successive weeks Ia the Memphis AP-
PEAL.
A cOpy-attests
81. ID. l. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By @. BELCHER, Deputy c. & n.
Estes q Jackson, and J. n. Ford, SOls. for
/ an faimorfta fnGs
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THE WAR.

| THE GERMANS ANXIOUS FOR PEACE,
BERLIN, January 26.-The report
that FaVre had arrived and been re-
ceived to-day created great excite
ment, although not yet officially con-
! firmed. AS soon as the news Of the
supposed intended capitulatiOn was
nOised abroad, the streets were filed
with joyful crowds. Great numbers
of people repaired at once to the
palace, in hopes to see the Queen and
hear from her lips the glad intelli-
genCe promising a speedy return of
peace. They were disappointed in
expectation, as not q telegram bad
reached her Majesty. All the public
offices, and business generally, were
suspended, the employees being anxious
to gather the news. It is the general
belief in well-infOrmed circles that the
rumOrs of negotiations looking toward
capitulation are true, from the fact
that Jules Favre's presence at Yer
sailles is undOubted, but some believe
that he may have gone there in hope
OF obtaining a military pass to the
London Conference. 1t is officially
known here that only five days more
ratiOns are left in Paris, from to-day.
Great preparations are making at
the War office for the conveyance and
reception of a large number of prison
ers from the different locations desig-
mated.
NO COLLUSION.
LONDON, January %, $3.50 pm
The following Is from an unofficial
source, but believed to be entirely
trustworthy:
The Germans will insist upon the
unconditional surrender of Paris and
all its forces and defenses.
The report in the London Times Of
q COllusiOn between Bismarck, NapO-
leon and Eugene is UnfOunded.
FRENCH AND GERMAN PICKETs ON
THE FRONTIER.
LONDON, January ga dispatch
from Berlin says that since the 23d
French pickets have been posted
along the frontier, preventing egress
from France into Switzerland, and
impressing strangers. There are
many Frane-tireurs near the Swiss
boundary, and their pickets are in the
vicinity of Villars. The German
patrol extends to AbbeYilleurs.
The Germans have stOrmed Gray
Roche, and repulsed the French at
tacks upon Villars.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.
A Radical EfIlor Thrastes.

uaHiVai Ehltef iHIa5b o.
CINCINNATI, January 26.-YaZoO
Julian, editor Of the Richmond (Ind.)
Radical, was beaten yesterday on the
street by a man named Lancaster,
upon whom he had reflected in his
UaDeF
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A new paper sat Cairo, H., promi-
ses an Onaai1aa ga hsrslD1 Of local news,
q nlitltJng IN p0rVo of home news, a
Uer60tin1 report of the city council,
and a qltid pro qNO for all favors. 1t
will appear on the I2th prOgimo-
terms 81 per a8aRltm. In two weeks,
RsqWiesoatiH pace,
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ADJUSTMENTS
GRAND
DlAHOND GIFT CONCERTS .
For the Benefit or
VICTIMS OF The FRENCH War .
A series OF concerts for the shove object via
be held IA WASHINGTON. ID. o.. On
the Z-h Day OF February, L57L
10000 TICKETS ONLY
$3.50 Priz5s----S850,00 WORTH
Of DIAMONDS
0,000 TICKETS ONLY

Of the finest quality. fairly. appraised l-
Frs1ch house Ia New York. LLdrrseL
MeEsrs. TLlauy a Co. as follows Llz .ErEa
est and most razpolsl1.e 6 t5We-rE maniac
tarlng drm lu the world WI be sL7ru ar
holders 51 tickets, " neither absent OF present.
without resr-Tsr srl11-
one Imperial Set, Breastpin and Ear
Rings warranted % 1a Llz Ines. -l
AmsricaI wort DID
One Magnificent Fun Set, EraasEal1.
Ear Kings and Bracelet, y -1-- 1..---- 81 ..-
one EfurrIa- SEQ. very s--z-1. u-H-. a. - Er".u
One Solitaire DismC-d ELuE- E-r--l H. -s l.-
One magnificent SCI o. solitaire -la-
mOld s-11s, y ortl.-=a Do =.
Breastpiu, Ear sings and s-=c--=--r
worth ..--..-..-......
a sets and separate ARTICLES, Lal-l5
and Gsurleuel's, consisting OF L.a-
ruond Jewels. sud Cau1s1s u0Cu-etiu
DIAMONDS and Fear-s. worth nom
80 Sets and Separate Articlas, Ladies
and Geutiemeu's. consulting o. Ll7-
mond Jewels, and OF Canoes, 1l-s--
aids. TuECuoisas and luyI SO 5sr
mounted IN DlsH1n-s, FQr-l nom
$50 sets and Separate Ar-icles. Ladies
aud Gentlsmeu's, consisting gt lia-
mond Jewels. and OF Canoes, Eusr-
aids, TuTQ u0-ses ara ONYX >-l1zs-
mounted In Diamonds, wor pa f-ou So -c l--
The names OF the olstlls sl----51 gen. l.-eE1=--
who have consented to act as orIU lss-1Cers
and Otlcers, are a guarantee or the character
and management 9t -l-i Qpsi ai-1lr ana =
pledge or an thar Is fsIr and honorable
cen. AIBEar PrKE.0f WashIug. on City
Hon. john & ~ ARD, So ~ s-l 5-.-N- y, .u-l-@ Pc
n VICTcH PLACE. Consul General Of EEa-ll-
n. Y, Trustee
III. ROEEBTsON & Co, Agents,
No. 8Is Broadway. 81. y
Washington, ID. c.. Dec. %. ls-l-
NEW YoEE PEFs0EAL REFE E7-E5 = -11-
A. Hovr-Hoyt & Gardener. Banker H.c5-
President Gold Exchange Ct E=T L 1-E- l-E-
aus. Gardner & Co. Sc and tlL Broadway q
T.: Hon John E. Wsrd- So WsLL street, 81. E--
Anderson, starr & Co, Broadway, N Y.
dCIEoE8. 5d[ Dollars
~ Tickets for sale IN Memphis 1y
JOHN ALNsLL1- N o. 5 Madison &C.
Orders b. mail promptLy s-Ee11E1 %. Lz--
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NOTICE

A Lii stock subscribers to the Memphis
"a Wood and Willow Ware Company are
hereby AGAIN nOtihed, thar unless All bal
ances gre promptly settled by the first Of
next month, their accounts VIII be placed ia
the hands OF an officer for collection with.
ont any discrimination whatever. All must
pay BY tnat time. indulgence has been
granted until it hiss CEASED % be a virtue.
save yourselves needless expense BY paving
promptly tOE no 1urther time viii be granted.
By order OF the President.
jag q. W E0EEAIA n Eanraa-.-.
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The San Francisco Alta California
tells this incident: "It is related of a
young son OF Uriah Brown, that, fail
ing to receive the assistance Of the
Democratic Governor of Oregon in
an application for a naval cadetship,
he went boldly on to Washington to
seek it for himself He was but a
boy, and a son of a fierce apostle of
Democracy; but he had a boys un-
daunted hope and courage, and sT
IDENTIFY desired to enter the navy of
his country. He penetrated the awful
presence Of the Executive Of the
United States and told his story. He
was recommended by the Oregon and
California Senators, irrespective Of
party, and his expenses We're paid by
similar friends at home; best Of all,
he got his commission from the Pre5i-
dent, and, as cadet at large, enters
the Naval Academy"
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FUNERAL H0TICE.

RICHABDS-The friends and acqaintances
OF Samuel R. and Mary Richards are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral OF their
infant daughter, Many GIBSON, from their
residence, corner Of GreenIaw and Second
streets, this SATURDAY at2 o'clock. Ser
vices by Rev. z. A. Richardson.
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A MEETING OF policy holders OF the Liz
n Association Of America win be held Al
the parent once, IA the cily Of Sc. It,uis. f7r
the election OF q General Board OF Directors
on TUESDAY, January 81, 1871. Polls opon
ial laW4W W.HANLEY, Secretary.
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Chicago tells Us Of the murder Of a
woman, two children and three men
yesterday. No details. Geo. Luce
was burned TO death at Bloomington
by q kerosene lamp explosion. His
house was burned. August Wolf was
run over and killed BY street cars.
ChieagO Is dull,
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The released Fenians in New York
are David Mnlcahy, Tom F. Burke,
ID. i. Power, W. 7. Ranter, Ed. St.
Clair. George Brown, Pollock Wat
son, Pete Maughain, and Pat Lennon.
Tammany greeted them at sweeney's
Hotel.
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There is a paper printed in the Cher
Okee nation in the ''native dialect"
An Arkansas editor says; ''lt is the
worst specimen Of picked tongue we
ever saw. 1T looks as though a nitro
glycerine explosion had occurred in q
type foundry"
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SCRUGGS & HERR0B,
CRIMINAL ADVOCATES
No. Isl MAIN STREET,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE,
Two PamphIsts-Rssd thsm Both,

TYIRsT-THR LABOR QUESTION: PriE
il essay. at the " Memphis Asrlc1L----ll
Fair. October Is. IsT0s a guide as % the W1 OH O.
the WHERE and the HOW TO Ccql-tre, % sl1l
and to rstzsu LA ABOBkBS suited 90 the SOUTH
SecOud-THE SOUTHERN STATES '- -l7lr
Woudartul Resources and tneLr Escl-alr Alr
Vantagass" g" guide to SOUTH EEtS La l-l'I y
EFs. who desire % 5eH, lease or clll1l-zs -l7--
lands, as Wsll az 20 y eOErEilZlZ2 ana TT illtl--tf
CsPrr arrsrs and EurGRANTs seeking pr0l-z-
bic investments ard r8Uun5rat-Ve en- p-lg b.
manfs fu the Southern states ll,ll cC Pies
~ saFb 81 theas Two pam phL5ts now lu rIgsss
sfnsIa eopfes Of either, 3 cents or both. ed
cents 10 any address, PAID or Co clul4
and societies, or 90 railroad and other news
dealers SIS per 100 copies alaorLa1- Terms
Invariably clah An aevauce- llLL Of address
DONOHO, JOY . co.
southern Land and Enaigrariol Agency
49, Mem uhfF Taur-
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MECHAHlCS' INSTITUTE.

= EGULAR cOllOquial meeting EVERY
n FRIDAY NIGHT, st Ealf-past seven, 81
Board OF Education Room. in Odd Fellows
Hall NJ BURKE. President
?. STITH, Secretary. iaZ8
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In ROderick Random Buffers case
the court said there was no ground for
prosecution, and the jury gave q YER
dict of "not guilty."
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OF the decline of interest in popular
lectures, the New York Commercial
says the newspaper has taken the
place of the lecture, and its discus
sion of the events Of the time have
the merit OF freshness and honesty, if
not of the elaboration and tediOusness
of the lecturers Our-lOng hOmily.
Nine people out Of ten 60 to see the
lecturer-nOt to hear what he or she
may have to say, which has in almost
every case been much better said a
hundred times before. Doubtless,
Wendell Philips, Senator Revels, or
Anna Dickinson would make as much
money as their lectures produce, if
they would open a hall in each town
they visit, and exhibit themselves to
all corners, without opening their
mouths, at twenty-five cents a head.
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Z E5 pgrsOnnes fOrmant partie du comite
Il charge de reCevOir des subscriptions en-
faveur des bles5es frangais, sOut de sc reunir.
chez n Jean Pellegrln, AZ Monroe street.
LUNDI, 30 cOura2t a s hsures du sOIr.
SOCt egalsment invites les frangals de Ia
vile. Par Ordre du President.
fa2y T. IA FTIER Eecretafra
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Saturday, the 2sih Day Of January, 1871,
AT No. 10 MADISON STREET.

Proceed 20 sell. to the highest bidder, for
cash, the Liquors, Cigars, Bar Fixtures, etc,
belonging TO the defendants in the CalIfOrnla
Saloon. II. ], WRIGHT,
Sheriff Shelby county,
pv las I NFupprry UaDrfv ssharfrF ioq5
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership beretOfots existing be-
4 tween the unders' 'gued is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. s. Rose assumes
all the partnership uarilities, and is alone
authorized to collect the partnership debts.
s. ROSE
Memphis, Jan 2, 1871. f. D. ROSE.
- The undersigned having purchased the
Interest of Mr.. +. d. Rose in the firm OF s..
Rose & Co the business will be continued at
No. lS8 Front street, Memphis. under the
same firm name. w. u. SCHWARTZ.
S. ROSE. ". D. Schwartz.
- H q - II co . ..
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

No. l223, A. Dr. Ackerman vs. RAIDER &
Copper.
ID Y virtue Of an order issued from the Sec
ID Ond Circuit Court of shelby county, and
to me directed, I viii, al y O'Clock N, on
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vrTE have for sale Two Gordon Presses q a
w other Printing Material, Which we " u
4 iaslaalsW HITE & GoEWENR
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LOUISVILLE, January N.-Cottou active.
sales, 10 bales on basis Of Ice for mid
dlings. Flour firm and demand good, with
ught stock extra family, IS 81. Grain, very
nrm for wheat oats, moderate demand.
Groeeries-sugar and coffee 1rn but not
much activity. BAY, weak; choice. held at
s2l. Provisions, active and hrm; mess pork,
sS Bacon, l0glz0l2ke. Bulk meats, 53ll5
ll3&9ils<c; sales, $4,000 lbs clear rib bulk
sldsa 90 lQ%@l9lze loose. and uo.QQQ Us bnIk
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-07-08

do not wish to inform you, reader, that DR..
Wonderful. any other man. has discovered a
remedy that cures Consumption, when the lungs
are nearly half consumed, in short, will cure all
diseases whether of mind, body estate, make
men live forever. and leave death to play for want
of work, and is designed to make our sublunary
sphere blissful Paradise, TO which Heaven it
self shall be but a side show. You have heard
enough of that kind of humbuggery. But when
/ tell you that DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy ,rat
positiueLy the worst cases of Catarrh in the
Head, / only assert that which thousand can
testify to. will pay $500 Reward for case
that cannot cure. A pamphlet giving symp-
toms and other information sent free to any ad-
dress. This remedy is
SOLD BY MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALL PARTS
OF THE WORLD.
Price so cents. Sent by mail. postpaid, re-
ceipt of sixty cents, four packages fur two dol
lars. Beware of eonaterfeits and norfhtess ipita-
tions. See that my private Stamp, which is a
positive guarantee of Commences, is upon the
outside wrapper. Remember that this private
Stamp, issued by the United States Government
expressly for stamping my medicines. has my
portrait name and address, and the words "U.
S. Certificate of Genuincness," engraved upon it,
and need not be mistaken. Don't be swindled by
travellers and others representing themselves as
DIR. Sage am the only man now living that has
the knowledge and right to manufacture the Gen.
uine DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, and never
travel to sell this medicine.
R.v PIERCE, NJ. D.
2lm3 133 Seneca street, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-07-08
sheep Wash.
WHE TAKE PLEASURE IN DIRECTING
w the attention of the public to the
ssGlycerine DiD.D

-
which is unquestionahly the Eficacious
Sheep Wash now in use.
It is non-poisonous, does not discolor the wool.
deadly to all parasites nfesting the skin of Sheep
and other animals, and warranted free from
An infallible Cure for the Scab, perfectly harni-
less to sheep, and greatly improves the wool. It
is also free from any of those caustic properties
found in many other compounds, which render
the wool dry and harsh, and arc detrimental, not
only to its growth and weight, but also to its
marketable value.
1t can be used with perfect safety Mt any season
of the year, and has been found in practice, i'm
valuable for the following purposes
1st. For curing seab, killing acsri, ticks. and
other parasites which infest the skin Of sheep.
I'd. For strengthening and adding lastre TO the
wool.
Sd. For dipping Lambs. even while sucking
ewes. as they cannot be injured by the material
9TH. Fer dipping Rams at any Tins OF the year
Without danger of producing the excoriatiou
which mostly follows the use of other dips, espe-
ciaily in the autumn season.
5th. For the cure Of mango IN horses and dogs.
9Th. For the destruction of lice and vermin in
cattle.
Full directions for use accompany each packages.
Ie has been used in California with the most
satisfactory results. in verifcation OF which we
beg to refer to numerous certificates from Weli-
known gentlemen.
Wool growers should not fail TO Try this iuval-
uable preparation, which We have every comb
dence In recommending on its own merits.
For sale by Messrs. CHR1STY WISE, .S9u
Francisco, California, or
BEACH : MONTEITH, S
June II, 1s7I-41 Albany. ossgsa..
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-07-08
A Glorious Change!
THE GREAT syO..s-;s,s TONIC.
Plantation Bitters.

This wonderful vegetable re-
sforafiye Is the slfect-ancIiOr OF
the feeble and acbiiifated. As a
tonic and cordial for the aged
and iansszid, It HAS no equal
among sfcmncfsics. Asa remedy
foT ts,c nervous weakness to
which wcnaea are especially sub-
sccf, Il f. ssspersedfng every other
ssiTns1iant. Inasl slciinates, fropi-
Cal, temperate, OF frigid, It acts
- = s.,ccifac in every species Or
disorder sSisic.l undermtnes tIae
OF. =. ], sss.c<sst.a and breaks down
Il. ..sss::1 spirits. For sale by
all !. a,.s:sisfa.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-07-08

CoMrLrxESrs.-We acknowledge tbs resssps Of
some excellent wedding cake from Mr. aad Mrs.
Baum. the happy couple recently msrricd in
Portland. We hope that their honeymscn may
last through life. and that the kndest blessings Of
. benign Providence may be vouchsafed them
while passing through this vale Of tcais-