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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-08
A SUPPLY OF GOOD BLOOD.

The Se4-Heed Tonic. in conjunction with the Pills
permcates and assiuiilatpS with the flnd Chyifc.-
ton now progressing without its previous turtes
DigestUn hecsues Painle~s and the cure t 10
at hand. There is no hatuercc, no exacerGativn
OF the stomach An appetite sets in.
Now ci,nles the greatest Blood Purifier yet Civ
en- by an niulgent father T. suffering man. srenck's
Pulmonc Syrup comes ia 40 yIsf functions and
TO hasten and c,mpete the rr. II rJ1t,,rs at once
upon its wOrk- Nature not b. cheated. c,,lets
and ripens the impaired diseased portions Of the
lungs. Inthe form ot gatherings Pre- sirps them for
expectOrzttel and To- si!' time
Is vanqushel- the rotten throne thai occupied is
re1ksF A{ed And made now. tg patient iif M Tie
disr,<y gf rrEained vg''r step To- IL 10 CEj- The
manhood ii:.t R.g
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-08
CONsUMPT.oT.
LEAVE NO STING BEuIXr."

The Mandrake Pills c0rIr1.s' ~ on" 81 Srtures
noblcst Ritt-<hc PJIa oi,iiium PrtAtun. They pos
all the lto-,!-s.srcbir. gtl.atiyc Properties OF
calVmcl, but, uaks raiJaue e., ill.,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-08

V,@ Pr Esao's qe.srrh Specific Sold sy
ss:.5.g9s 4 G, y svUr.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-08

ONE Of tbe Newest, Nicest, Ftcshest,
Cheapest and Beat Stocks Of oods ever seen In Aehla
bula now opening At the vsly lowest oash picvs, fa
tnd complete atsostment Of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-29

CRoPs.-The hay crop of this county is admit.
but the present drought threatens materially to
shorten the crop Of prairie hay. Wheat has been
q failure, only here and there small patch hav-
ing escaped the ravages of the chintz.bug. Oats
suffered from the same cause, and tho crop on
the whole is light. Rye was good, and harvested
in fine condition. Upto week or two ago corn
promised the finest yield since 1861, but the pre-.
vailing drought just occurring at the critical
period. and preventing the corn from filling, ~
well as the impetus it gives to the ravages of the
chintzbug threatens materially to dim the
bright prospect OF few weeks ago.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-29
Chicago Market.

Chicago July %.
Flour-Dul. Prime white winter $65O9
$50 Spring extras. $5gS6.4O.
Wheat-No. spring $l.11gl.12.
Corn-No l, 81 i53c; No. 2. 50g51 no grade
1890 cts.
Oats--Dull at 40 gallo for No. 2.
Hoes--Active. $t659470 on foot.
Bu;ter--lGg2lc tor choice yellow.
Egss-l29 l4c.
Cattle-luotations on all grades are higher.
Choice steers, $5.546OO; good to prime steers
s. 40 $3.50; medium butchsrs' stock, $45O9
800; cows and heiiers, S250g3.25.
Lard--9$a cents
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

There is nothing new TO be noticed in the local
money market. We n Y set it down as "quiet."
The New York money money market is re-
ported to be very easy. and in Chicago the
m ,rket Is excessively supplied with lOanable
funds.
The New York gold market closed about "a
per cent lower than last week. The awards at
the gold sale will be 81 100000 at liz to 1880.
Governments We're steady and firm, and the
demand pretty fair.
Ravens, McKinlay 4 Co. furnish the following
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-29
Ottawa Wholesale Market.

As reported by RAlk BROS Wholesale and Retail Grocers
No. 70 La Sale street.
Ottawa, July %, 1870
Our readers will notice change in the price
of oats. While choice old oats brings 3Sg40c
for feed, new oats bring but 3Oc for IS lbs but
little OF it is yet dry enough to BE- stored, and it
and Timothy seed at $3.50. Peaches are here in
abundance, yet prices are well maintained at 800
to 81 20 per box. We quote as follows:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-29
Spffial 3ntifes.

HOW THE old THING wOk Il -
III AFTER TRIAL OF OVER 40 YEARS.
Dk. CHEEsENAN's FEMALE PIIIs
Have proved themselves be the only remedy correcting
al Female Irregularities, Painful Menstruaton reuoV-
Ing Al Distractions, whether from cold or otherwise.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
W ~ the commencement of the treatment
Irregularities and Distinctions which have consigned many
premature grave No female can enjoy good health
~ che regular whenever obstruction takes pace
The general health begins to decline.
HOU KNOW HOW III Is YOURSELF.
Every wants the reliable remedy. which is COM
prised in these Pills Take this advertisement your Drug
gst and TELL him that You the best and reliable
medicine n The world,
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
They known TO thousands who az differ
ent periods throughout the country having the
some OF the M0et eminent Physicians America ENllcit
diree TONS telling when they should be usea each
box. The price, One Dollar per Box.
CAUrIOMNOne genuine unless having the private Propre
sary Stamp Of Hutchings Hyer PROJECTORS each box
For sale by all Duxgists Pills sent by mail promptly
rom obssrv alton, by renting to DR. c. L. CHEEEMAN p
". BOX @eS. N mari-ly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-29
CONSUMPTION.
Its Cure and Its Preventive.
BY ]. H. SCHENCK, MD.

Many human being has passed away death there
no Otner reason tan the neglect of known and nspu
tably proven means of Those near and dear to family
and friends sleeping dreamess sumher into which
had they calmly adopted
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-29
special alotifes.
DIR. }. Is. WALKER,
OCULlST AND AURIST.
MAY BE CONSULTED AT TuK
CLIFTON HOTEL, OTTAWA,
The FIRST SATURDAY. In Each Month.

and at all other times at the Dpensnry Diseases OF the
eyehd Ear 49, MADISON Street, Chicago. janl'1l
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-29

New York. July 81.
Wheat-Prime new spring Sl.42@l.42la.
Rye--$l 02 for western,
Oats-63 QG4 cts. for western.
Corn-Mixed western G5968.
Lard--l0la cents.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-29
Ottawa quotations
he Markets.

Wheat continues to droop, while corn barely
holds its own. Cattle are shade lower, and
hogs stationery. Wool is without change. Pro.
Visions are ceaa down, mess pork $3.50, hams
1Gl2c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-29
DIR. JOSEPH IL. NUhENCK.S SIMPLE
TREATMENT,
"LEAVE NO STING BEHIND

Tho work OF cure II beginning. yated and mn
sous deposits In the bowels and In the amenay canal are
elected The liver like clock Is wound up arOuses from
ts tordy The stomach acts reponsivcy and the patient
begins to feel that he is getting. at lnst i
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-29

Flour, white winter wheat RETAIL lou Ds... a SO u 81
Flour, red winter wheat q 100 ns............ 4.
Flour, spring wheat retail, y 100 bs......... 5!
(u' N d n
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-01-27
Snrend the Trufh.

Some medical men insist that il Is undigpihed
10 advertise n remedy. however valuable ]; may
be- Qaeer reasoning this. II 10 like saying that
an article which the world needs should be hid in
n coruer-thai benefits and biessings may be too
widely diaascd-that the means Of protecting and
restoring health should be close monopoly, and
not accessible u all. The argument il bad. IL is
worse than that IL is fRkHa,aH. Suppose Hostel
tsr's Stomach Bitters-an absolute specific for
dyspepsia. biiinusprss and nervous debility fy-had
never bern known beyond the repertoire Of the
faculty. what would have been the consequence:
Instead Of curing and invig"TaiiDg millions. the
good effects of the preparation would have been
confined 90 n comparative few. There Is the high
est authority for saying that iigh, should not be
hid under bushel; that whatever 10 excellent
should be placed a city y bill, where all incr
can take cogniIsnce Of t.. II ts upon this princi
pie that the Biiters have been advertised and
continue 20 be advertise in every newspaper oi
that tho spontaneous testimonials in its favo,
have been Translated into all written languages
Thousands enjoy perfect health to-day who would
be langaishing on beds Of sickness If tho Eewspa.
pcrs had not sprsad tke truth with regard 20 fhi,
nne9naied inrigoraHf asd corrective FAR and wide
Suppose profit ha. any argument against IN i
the pubiicc health hss been protected; if live,
have been saved if the feeble have been strength
ened aud the sick restored. great good has been
accomplished: aud mean 20 grudgc ~ ex er.
tons this directed iecir fair rewardg
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-01-27
i REBUFF EXTRAORDINARY.

A Washington dispatch to the San Fran
cisco press contains the following:
"a faur pas was made on Friday by
the over-anxious friends of Senator Will
liams, of Oregon, to get him place in the
Cabinet. A delegation Of fifteen gentle
men, led by Ex-Governor Woods, of Or.
egon, and District Attorney Hillyer, Of
Nevada, visited the White House aud
made a speech to the President, saying
that as Cabinet changes were talked Of,
the Pacific slope requested more imme-
diate recognition The Presinent inter-
rupted Governor Woods at the outset,
aud told him that his Cabinet was fam
lily concern, and that he should resent any
attempt made by politicians to interfere
with his choice. He said he would re-
eeive the delegation on any other sub
jcct, but never on that one. The Com
mite ventured to express the hope that
they had not prejudiced the President
against Senator Williams, and assured
him that tho Senator had not been aware
of tho precipitate good will Of his friends
The President said he could well believe
that Senator Williams had not been con.
suited on topic so delicate, and that il
was because he knew that the Oregon
Senator was not privy to the purpose O
the delegation, that he should dismiss
tho whole subject from bis mind. Th'
affair makes much merrimcnt around thu
| hotels to-day"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-01-27

ALBANY, Jan. -. 1871.
Council met and roll called. Present--Msyor
Cranor aud CSuncilmen Barkenstos. Beach, Chea-
die. Crawford. Cartwright, Montei,h.
Minutes ofpFesious meeting read and approved.
Bill Of Geo. Weller was allowed.
Committee to whom was referred tho resolution
Of Councilman Barkcnstos in relation 10 building
sidewalk on Lyon street. FROM Sixth TO Ninth SITS.
recommended that the ordinance establishing tho
ed 30 a. to read rs follows: "If not otherwise pro-
vided for By the Council the sidewalks shall be
six feet wide south OF First street." Adopted.
Police committee reported unfavorahy on tho
motion 10 dispense with nght-wateh. Adopted.
Bilis Of Z. W. Pike. J. Gradwohl and l.. Flinn
were referred To Committee on accounts.
Councilman Monteith offered Bill No. I, grant
Ing the right ofsway to the o. & c. X. r. Co, on
certain conditions. to construct road and run loco
motives and cars through the city of Albany. Read
f..st aud second time and referred 10 Street Com.
Councilman Cartwright offerod Bill No. 2, to
amend the ordinance regulating the construction
Of sidewalks. Read FIRST and second time and re-
ferred to Committee Streets.
On motion tho chair appointed Councilmen
Backenstos, Cheadlc aud Monteith committee to
revise Title Of Chapter 3, relating to licensing
certain occupations.
On motion the rules were suspended and Couu-
Gilman Baekenstos presented petition for sidewalk
on - street from - street to - street.
Read and referred to Street committee.
The request of Walter Ketchnm, to be allowed
until lst Sept. 1871. TO open alley between his
property add TINT of Mr.. Parrish, was referred to
Committee on steeets.
On motion adjourned to meet on .cxt Tuesday
evening.
n UffMpHREy Racordar
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-01-27

This is the most thorough blood purifier yet
discovered, and cures a4 hamors, from the worst
!Scroinia to a common ErHption. Pimptes and
BIoteaes the jace, and seaiy rough skin, which
are such annoying hlcmises to many young per-
sous, yield to the of few bottles ofthis won
derful medicine. From one to eight bottles cure
sah Rheuus. Erynpeias. Seaid Head, Ring Worms.
Bots, Scaty EruptioHs Of The Skin. Scrofaia Sores.
Ulcers aud "Caaker'' in the .Mogth and Stomach
1t is pure medicinal extract of native roots and
plants, combining IN harmony Natures most SOW
cregn curative properties which God has instilled
into the vegetable Kingdom for healing the sick.
1t is great restorer for the strength and vgor of
the system. Those who are languid, sleepless,
have NERVOUS apprehensisns OF fears, any Of the
affections symptomatio of ,roukaess will tnd con-
vincing evidence of its restorative power upon
trial. If you fecISdHH. dro,esy. debittated and
dependent, have frequent Headache, mossA tastes
badly in the morning, irregular appetite and tongue
coated, you suffering from Torpid Lirer or
"Biiiousness" In many eases of Liter Com-
ptaint' only part of these symptoms are expert
enced. As remedy for all such cases, DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery has no equal, as it ef-
fects perfect cures. leaving the liver strengthened
and healthy. For the cure OF Habitual Constpa-
ton of tho Bowels it is never failing remedy,
and those who have used it for this purpose are
loud in its praise In bronchial, TAroat and Lung
Diseases it has produced many truly remarkable
cures, where other medicines had failed. Sold by
druggists at Sl.00 per bottle. Prepared at the
Chemical Laboratory Of
Il. v. PIERCE, M. D., Buffalo, n. Y.
oc2Sv5n49y1-chn qrly
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-01-27
Refinement OF ROBBERY.
A oraeoless, I1oartlost wretch.

The Salem Mercury Of last Saturday
gives its..rcaders the following account Of
u scientific blk and matrimonial specula-
tor:
About two months since, marriage was sol.
emnizcd In this city, between Mrs. Barker n
widow lady, and ono w. u. Chandler, smooth,
easy going sort of fellow, a shoemaker by trade,
who had passed tho age which entitled him TO be
slssscd among young men, though by no means
old In appearance. Chandler had been employed
In this city about two years, working most OF the
time In the shop OF Mr.. Gilbert on Commercial
street. There was nothing particularly fa,cinat-
ing in tho appearance or address Of this villain
thsro was, however, n cold, indifferent, cnlcula-
ting air about him not apparent TO an eye not
educated In the art OF reading persons chhrac-
ter In his pbysiognomy. lie was dark mplected /,
| Of medium height and rather heavy set; dark
hair and whiskers, and was inclined to over-tidi-
| ness M regarded his toilet, II 10 not definitely
| known, we believe, whence he came, and whittier
ho goeth Of course no person In this place has
any we'll defined idea.
Tho nuptiais wcro celebrated on Sunday, we
believe, and on Monday, tho bride aud bridegroom
| took train for Portland. on their way to San
| Francisco where the former was beartessly sbnn-
doned. Before leaving Salem, this wretch man.
aged TO got possession Of Gvo thousand dollars Of
| his wifas money, sho conhdinE In him as M hon
| est aud honorable gentleman. Not enly tbis he
| got possession Of his stop daughters watch, a
Keepsake from hor father. undor tho prstones ths,
| no desired to got hor namo handsomely engraved
on tho case, while In San Franciyco. Tho watch.
We are told. was worth $50. Not satisfsd with
| tho Ave thousand dollars, coin, and tho valuable
watch he had robbed tho artless girlof. hc sug.
gested the propricty Of safe deposit Of plate and
siiverware belonging To tho betrayed one who call
si him husband. TO the value Of over 81 900, until
their return home. His suggestion meeting with
favor. he lngged the said valuabes on and paiened
| them for more CASH And .as if resolved upon tbs
complete robbery Of his hnpless victim. be mad
an effort 10 dispose Of house owned by her, at
low figure. just before taking his departure.
| We have read OF. seen. and known. many vii
lains. but for studied. matured, and complete ras
cality, this villain Chandler, taking all in NIL, i
the most thorough OF any which IL has been ou
| mis-, ,ortunr 10 encounter,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-01-27


IT is said that when the Woods del
egation waited upon the President on
behalf of Williams, that our shapely
Ex-Governor shook his elegant beard
in pure actor style and in his deepest
ttragedy tones" urged the merits of
"n,e friend, Senator Williams" for
about three minutes, when Grant
shifted his cigar to the other side of
his mouth and abruptly demanded
"Who the ID are your" This SO
confused Woods that he wilted, and,
shrinking away from the front, Mr..
Hillyer, of Nevada, stepped forward
and finished his speech for him. The
"Sneezer" now says President Grant
| is "pewfect boaw"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-01-27
GUARDIANS SALE or REAL EsTATE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI III
IN pursuance Of order Of the County Court
Of Linn County, Oregon, made at tho Msy tsrn,
thereof, 1870. the undersigned Guardian Oh fhs
persons and Estate Of Lovirah EsIick, Mary Z.
Eslick. David /, Esiick, and Sarah j. EsIisk.
minors, will, on
Tnesday, the 21st day of February, 1871,
at o'clock p. y. Of said day, in front Of the
Court House door in the city of Albany, In said
county, sell Mt public auction to the highest bid.
der all the estate right title and interest Of ssid
minors in and to the premises hereinafter described
and the same being the undivided four-ifths in
terest. in fee simple. nov owned by said miners
in the following premises, to-wit:
Comm encing at point 26 chains and e6 18th
links n. from the South W. corner of sec No.
2a, in TIP. Ia, 8. r. 4, w., Will. Meridian, Linn
County. Oregon running thence n. 80 chs and
354 links, thence z. 40 chains, thence South 70
chains. thence East 20 chains. thence South Is
| chains and s55 links, thence West so chains 10
the place Of beginning"
TERMS OF SALE: Gold Coin Of the u. s.,
one-half cash IN hand, the balance in one year,
secured by mortgage the premises and bearing q
II per cent. interest.
The above premises stuated 10 Linn county,
about ire miles n. Z. Of Harrisburg and one mile
| from the railroad and probable point Of the de-
| pot. On premises acres Of good timber,
good house and barn, young orchard Of 100 trees
and stream Of living water the year arosnd
| The other one fifth interest will be sold at tbs
| same time and at the same rate by the owner.
SAMUEL EsLICK.
| n22H4 CusrHsan
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-01-27
PACIFIC COAST NEWS.

An excellent ledge Of coal has been
discovered in Jackson county.
A narrow guage railway is to be built
from Elko to Hamilton, in Nevada.
Wheat is now selling at WaIla Walla
at sixty cents per bushel, and -four at "a
per barrel.
The average yield of the new silver
mines, near Rals,on, New Mexico, is 81
2s2 per ton.
Last week child belonging to Mr..
Garrison, in Baker county, was scalded TO
death by accident.
On las. Monday, a saloon belonging to
Keiter, at Monroe, Benton county, was
burned to the ground. Loss estimated at
81 500.
Thos. Gleunau stabbed his brother Ed
ward. at Portland. last Monday, while in
a fit Of passion, and it is thought the
wounded man will die.
On the 7th inst. the ship Horatio Har.
ris sailed from New York for the Colum-
bia river. with = cargo of rails and spikes
for the Northern Pacific railroad.
The Corvallis Brewery, formerly own
ed By SIR. Joseph Hunt, was sold b.
Sheriff Palmer on last Saturday, at pub
lie auction. The property was bid in b,
Mr.. W. ii. Mcfarland, at 1850.
On Puget Sound. since the ID day o
January, the rain, occasionally inter
spersed with snow and slcet, has fallen al
most continuously. the intermissions no
altogether exceeding two days out of tn
twelve.
At Helena, Montana. last Friday, Nelli
Montgomery was murdered in her owI
house, haviog been stabbed through th
temple in drunken row. John Han
son, the supposed murderer, has been ar
rested.
There arc several families in Dalla
CITY who were upon the point of siarva
ton. when some benevolent ladies foun,
them ou, and relieved their necessities.
The God of the poor will bless those zen
gels of mercy
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-01-27
DIED.

EARNEST.-0n Nov. 10th, 1870, near Spring
Valley, Polk county, of small pox, w. d. EAR
NEST, aged "a years, O months and % days AL
80 on Nov. Gath, j. N. EARNEST, aged 20 years
and IL months-sons of VIM. B. and Mary Ear
nest.
These two young men were only sons, and as
was fondly hoped and anticipated by their pa
rents, would have been the support of their de-
clining years. But, alas how uncertain are the
hopes and calculations of man. In 80 short a
time was each of them taken away by death Is
cold embrace, while in the youth and vigor of
manhood aud usefulness Theyfwere two excel
lent young men. beloved by all who knew them
for thoir manly department, their peaceful and
industrious habits, by which they had acquired a
good education, and were, at the time of their
death, progressing steadily in the material ele-
ments of n prosperous state of being. Each had
devoted short period of time in teaching school,
thus making themselves useful in every way posi-
BILE, and gaining the confidence and esteem Of all
But they are gone from the turmoils of this life,
and, as we hope, and confidently believe, to re-
ceiye crown Of righteousness, that fadeth not
away, eternal in the heavens. Thus, as in life
so also were they lovely in death, giving to their
bereaved parents q strong hope and satisfactory
manifestations of their eternal happiness beyond
the grave, through the merits Of cruoiticd and
risen Saviour.
"Why do We mourn departing friends,
Or shake at deaths alarmss
'Tis but the voice that Jesus sends
To call them to his arms"
Other papers please copy,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-01-27

The pew rival of Portland on the CO.
lumbia river is fast assuming momentous
pretentions. Vancouver and Monticello
are being deserted, and their citizens are
removing to Kalama, while wharves aud
warehouses are already in process of con-
struction there. The North Pacific X.
r. wharf there will be tho largest on the
Pacific coast. A large hotel is going up
and restaurant is in full blast. A
brick store is talked Of, and kalama's s
goose hangs high generally.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-01-27

That PENSION MATTER. Observe
that Congress is still hammering away
on the bill to give pensions to soldiers
of the war of 1872. BY the time the
Government gets that law ground
through the few remaining veterans
Of that gallant but brief struggle will
only need the pension to provide
themselves a decent interment.-
A half a century is good while to
wait for an income of eight dollars a
month; but we suppose the chest
government the worlo ever say" thinks
it has just rushed things along at fu-
rious speed in this spasmodic attempt
to provide for it's veteran defenders.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-01-27

The Boise City Demoerat of Jan. "a
chronicles the destruction By FIRE, on the
night OF the 11th, of tho new Catholic
Church in that city, which was consecra-
ted on Christmas eve Tho fire was &C.
casioned by defective fue. 1t was the
handsomest church cdilicc in Idaho Ter
ri,ory. and cost 5000. Tho library of
Rev. Fathers Mespiie aud Poulin, and
the fine melodeon OF the Good Tcmplars,
also in the ediflce, were burned. The
total loss was about sS,000-no insur-
ance