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MEDICAL,
DIR. RICHAU'S
GOLDEN REMEDIES.


Use these only, and save time, heal h and
Money. 1000 reward for any case of disease in
any Stage which they tail to cure.
DIR. RICHAUS DOLDEN BALSAM.
Nos. and 2, are he greatest Alternative, known
DR.. RlCHAUs GOLDEN ELIXIR DAMoUR
IL the greatest tonic and sstringent in the mea
cal list.
DIR. RIchAU's GOLDEN ANTIDoTr
Ia the only reliable diursuc.
these remedies are not advertised TO cure al
complRlhts, ana benefit none; but are gnaisnteed
70 erect radical and speedd cue in MI eases for
Which ihey are recommended, when all other
treatment has failed. Tens Of thousands yearly
recover ny their use, who have lost all hope. and
medical faculty.
DIR. RlCHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAN
No. ], cures ulcers, liberated sore throat and
mouth, sore eyes, cutaneJuH ernptions, corner
color d blotches. soreness OF the scalp. seroinIn.
etc. IL ~ the greatest renevator. alternative and
blood purifier known, rem moves all msrrur, fror,
The system, and leaves the blood pure and
healthy.
DR. RIclIAus GOLDEN BALsAM.
No 2, cures mercuriai affections, rheumat,sm
oil il forms, an" gives immediate rel,af in
cases,
r', RlcHAr's GOLDEN ANvIpOTE,
4 % r'dIcsl cure for all urinary derangemsu.~
DR. RiCHAU's GOLDEN ELIXIR RANouR,
Ardica' cure 'os nervous or general debility. In
o.d OF young, mpsrting energy With wonderful
price 70 per bottle, or two for -.
On receipt Of price, thsse remedies will be ship.
ped 10 any plsce. promPt attention paid TO sn
ootresPon' ents. None genuine without the name
H,cu,nus, soIe nronr,stor = blow" IN w. ~,
bottles.
Nrculsrs sent. Trade supplied ss liberal dis.
cont.
Address, Or. u. d. Richards, as varick. st NY
0WSend money by express or order aooa.
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SECRET ORDERS.
TITS HASnGA

TIiE MAsOSs.
CAIRO .coNNtNpLar, No. l3.-ststed Assembly
a! the Asylum Mason, Hall, first and thifd sa,.
urdavs in each month.
CAIRO CorNcrL. No. 2i.-aegular Convocaton At
Masonic Hall. the second Friday in each month.
CAIRO CHAPTER, No. 7l.-2egular Couvocstiou
at Masonic Hall, on the third Tuesday Of every
month.
CAIRO LoDdE, No. 237 +. "A. N Regular Com.
munlcatlons at Masonic Hall, the second and
fourth Mondays OF each month.
DELTA LoDGE, No. jGs +. q A. M.-Rcgular Com
muncations at Masonic Hail-hrs, and third
Thursdays IN each month
THE ODD-FELLows.
ALEXANDER IODGE, 22i.-Meets in OldFellow's.
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state Of LIMOS, Alexander county,ss
], W. Hvslop, a-s- ant cashier Of the City Ma.
nonal Bank, Of Caro-, do sYleuuly swear that the
syovc statement = true To- the test of my kuowl.
edge and belief, W.HNsLOP, Asst. C,,hi.-
Sub-cIIbeo aud sworn to before mo, this 1th
dly OF october, Isl, II. II. CANpEE,
'oFr.ct Attes Notary Public
W. halliday,
II. II. Cunningham, Directors
II. l.. illid.y.
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THE MAILS.

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Through n. o., Mem.
pms ana Columbu'..."...... 800 pm. i;cp.m,
Ohio River route, Except
Monday. yl..."................. 90 p.m. COO n. m.
IRON hountaln H. k.,""".... 2;3oAm. lloo pm.
Miss. River route, Tuesday
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Mayheld, Banlyllle aud
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DIR. HOOFLAN ND'S
, O ID Q p FL Y L L I N

Or Substitute ter Mercury Pills.
|yO PILLS A DOSE, The most powerful, yet
Innocent, Vegetable Cathartic Nnown.
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Report OF the Condition
OF THE
CITY NATIONAL BANK.
OF CAIRO,


AZ caro-, 10 the state Of Illinois, al the close Of
business, October 20, 1871.
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FOR,
Doors, Sash, Blinds. MOuIdings,
Fave Cutters, tw oOdl window and Door
Frames, Flooring, Lath.
Shingles, Glazed Sash, Glazed Side
Lights, Glazed Transoms.
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and
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y contractor for cleaning -trcct. pre,ent-
ell bin 10 the city for $4,000 fJr work
from September 1T to October 10Th.
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Deputy Controller Green a.k- for 20
meeting of the board Of upportionment to
provide fund, for The -nIpu't Of roformo-
tory in.litu,.nn..
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TnE sANII IHY o0"UIIIEEt

of the board of hcai.l r,yuted against al
lowing any carg"e- oi r,g. from countie-
wbe'c cholera prevail tp nn landed with
ont di-infratiuL.
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Az APPEAL or THE HoLLANDEEs IN MfCHf.
GAN-THE CHAMBER or COMMERCE AP.
POINTS a RELIEF COMMITTEE FOR MfcHI-
GAN AND WISCONSIN,
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|Rcmember that Hoonand's German Rene
| Is are the medicines you require 10 purify the
I,o L. excite the torpid Liver 10 healthy action,
Ii 20 enable you TO pass safely through any
|rdshIps snd exposure.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-30

SKIP TuAT.--After the capture of
Mobile by Farlagut's fleet the Seereta-
ry of the Navy wrote u letter of
THINKS to the Admiral. lie was I'm
the cabin when the dispatch came on
board, and rs his sight was not good
he handed the letter to his private sec
retary to read. The Secretary read:
Sir: The Department. has heard with
great pleasure of the capture of Mo
bile by the fleet under your command.
and take the occasion to thank you
in the .name Of the Government of
which you are SO good 4 servant.
Your name, Sir, will go down to pos
terity among''-''Stop, stop sir! Stop
all that flourish of trumpets. Skip
all that, sir, and let us know what
they want us to do next, - said the no
BILE old fellow.-Grd,ad A,Dty Journal.
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christmas at ExaIscy.
UALsEY, Dec. 9th, 1871.

IIAISEf. Dec. A1ll, 1871.
Ed REGISTER The Christmas
festivities at Iialscy were perfect
success. Notwithstanding the in
c!emency of the weather. the town
1T an early hotr was filled with peo-
pie. The Christmas tree and table
were set iii n large warehouse. The
tree was very large, reaching to the
topof the house. and yet all the gifts
could not be hung on its spacious
branches. The dinner VIA; n grand
slicccss-tile immense crowd We're all
satisfied.
At six O'Clock =. N. exercises at
tile schoo!-house commenced. Toasts
were offered and responded to by Rev.
Joseph Pearl, N. +. Jones, David
Cooper. Mr.. Lessen and :. Bond.
after which the exhibition commenced.
The stage was most beautifully decorat-
ed with evergreens, pictures, etc.
The exercises consisted of vocal and
instrumental music, charadcs, dia-
logues, essays, deciam itions, etc. The
principal performers We're Mr.. ansi
Mrs. Leesen, teachers of Haisey. john,
James and Jennie Pearl. John Glass,
Il. Powell, J. Wilbtrn. Mrs. Mansfield,
Sarah Deal, Milton Wilson, and others
of the school who took subordinate
parts. Mr.. NJ. +. Jones was Stage
Manager. The exercises lasted nearly
four hours, and, Judging from the
frequent and tumuituous applause oi
the large audience, were most happily
received. Mr.. Jones had only about
two weeks to get ready for the per-
formance after it was first talked oi
and he was chosen as manager. Sew
eral of the pieces had not been criti-
cised at all !; the performers h-o
scarcely any practice; the stage was
very small the audience crowded.
In view. of all these drawbacks, we
think the exhibition was big success,
and the performers done themselve;
and the thriving town of 1ialsey great
credit. An excellent essay was rcat
bv ID. Cooper. ONE PRESENT.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-30

PROMPT, STRAIGHTFoRwA Ard, Hon
ORAEi-E--f foremost among the firms
of the country are Hunter Il Co., the
weil-known publishers and booksellers,
of Hinstlaie, n. IL. Established there
for a dozen years they have built up a
character for honesty and fair dealing
which secures n continually increasing
business. Our readers in need of
Books. Cards, Prints, Photogra phs,
Diaries, Games, Albums. Stationery,
Novelties. or Notions, either whole
sale or retail, or in fact in need of any
thing i'll the above line. should send
stamp for catalogue to Hunter & Co.,
Hinsdale, \. Ill.
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SHE WouID'NrMARI,Y A MECH

SHE WoULD'NrMARRy A MECHANIC.
A young man commenced visiting IA
young lady and appeared to he well
pleased. One evening he called when
it was quite late, which led the young
lldy to enquire where he had been.
81 had to work Tonight.
''Wliat do you work for Il living 2"
she inquired in astoniShment.
Certainly" replied the young man.
II am Il mechanic
Il dislike the name of Il mechanic -
and she turned UP her pretty nose.
That was the last time the young
man visited that young lady. lie is
now a wealthy man. and has one Of the
best women III the country FOR q Wife
The lady who disliied the name OF a
mechanic is now the wife of miser-
able fool. a regular vagrant about groe
.Liups and the miserable girl is com
PEELED TO take i'll washing in order to
support herself and children.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-30

Ell Tato is n celebrated matador at
Nalencian who lost his leg last year.
When King Amadeus attended the bull
fight at that place the crippled hero sat
next to the King. On rising to go the
King gave him some cigars and u purse
OF money. During the tumu!t of APP
plau>e which followed. one man
shouted, Long live the democracy -
then hearing no response, cleverly adj
del ''of our King which pleased the
multitude immensely. Later in the
day the King attended sccond-rate
''people's'' theatre
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temperance Meeting near sne<lds.

Temperance Meeting near Shields.
Pursuant to announcement, a meet
ing for the purpose of electing dele
gates to the State Temperance Con
yention. to be held in Salem, February
22d, 1872, and also to keep up an in
terest in the cause, was held in indie
pendence Schooihouse, Dec. Is, 1871.
The house was called to order by
Rev. J. III. Roork. On motion, ID. p.
Porter was chosen President pro tenn,
and w. R. Blain Secretary.
The exercises were opened with
PRAYER by Rev. r. j. Thompson.
Rev. S. Il. Miller was called upon
to state the objects of the meeting.
Rev. j. III. Roork and Prof. L. l..
Rogers then delivered addresses, after
which came the dinner, and although
there were near 100 persons present,
there were, after dinner, many basket
fuls taken up.
During the interlnission, the Roll oI
Honor was circulated, and received
many signatures.
After recess, Rev. r. j. Thompson,
ID. p. Porter and w. II. Blain were
chosen delegates to the State Conven-
ton.
On motion, Misses Jane Thompson
and Jane letters were requested to wait
on. the audience with a ''pledge''-
they received near 20 signatures, Prof
Rogers, during the time, favoring us
with several temperance songs.
Rev. r. j. Thompson addressed us,
declaring himself in favor of moral
s,,asion Tor the dram-drinker, and legal
sIasion for the seller.
The following officers were elected
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Tros. County schcoi superintendent
OFFICE SUpr. OF SCHOOLS.
IIAKRISBURG. Dee. p. 1871.

OFFICE SCPE. OF SCHOOLS.
HARRISBURG. Dee. -. 1871.
ED. REGISTER Allow me space
In Your columns to call the attention
of the Clerks of the various School
districts in the county, to the import
ance of having their reports in the
hands of the Superintendent by the
first Monday in March, as those dis
tricts whose clerks fail to comply with
the above provision of law, will be de
prived of their portion of the funds for
the coming year. 1t is highly import
ant to make full reports, as the Super
intcntlent will then be enabled to make
n full report to the State Board OF
Commissioners.
Inasmuch as but few districts are
supplied with copies of the school law,
| herewith submit the form for reports;
Number of legal voters.
Number of persons under 20 ano
over 4 years of age.
Number Of male scholars.
Number of female scholars.
Number quarters school taught.
Value Of school house.
Kinds Of books used.
Date of report.
Number of scholars in average at
tendance.
Amt. I'D. teacher from District tax
Amt. received and paid teacher OH
of county fund.
Amt. OF incidental expenses.
Total amt. tax levied and collected
Names teachers employed.
a. b., Dlst. Clerk.
IL every person who reads this vii
cut ont the form aud hand 1t to tli'
clerk Of his district, then probably 70
the first time we will have full ai'
complete reports from MI the districts
The clerks arc not to blame II thei
reports are not full, rs there are no
probably dozen copies of the schoo
law in the county, if we except thos
found in the code.
II. =. STITES, Supt.
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1t is useless TO attempt to cleanse q
stream while the fountain Is impure.
Dyspepsia. complaints of the liver or
kidneys. eIlt,ptions of the skin. scrof-
ula headaches. and all diseases arising
from impure blood, are at once re-
moved by DIR. WALKERS CALIrORNIA
VINEGAR BirTERs. the great and in
f,llible purifier of the blood. and rem
ovator of the system. 1t has never
been known to fail, provided tho
patient. had not delayed using it until
the vitality of his system was too far
gone.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-30

When Prof. FELTON,, reading ga
Midsummer Nights Dream'' to the
captain of the ship of which he was a
passenger, came to the description of
Oberon sitting on a promontory, list
ening to mermaid on doIphin's
back, the seaman was disgusted.
s'The dolphin's back,' said he, lis as
sharp as a razor, and no mermaid
could possibly ride the beast unless she
first sadd1ed him !''
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-30

Among the causes of insanity in
patients received at the Taunton,
Mass, Lunatic Hospital during eight
teen years, spiritualism is given in
fifty-three cases; religious excitement
in one hundred and fifty-one; use of
tobacco in six; light reading in two,
and intemperance in seven hundred
and three.
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for the next meeting: President. Rev.
R. ). Thompson Vice President, ID.
G.. Currie; Secretary, w. X. Blain.
The entire exercises We're harmoni-
ouS and very pleasant. and cannot be
without beneficial results to the cause,
as the seed was sown on good ground.
We have Il strong temperance force,
and hope to make our power felt.
SECRETARY
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The son OF the Rajah of Etawah has
been sentenced to thirteen years, rig
orous Imprisonment and 1000 rupees
me Tor hanging up a native man and
woman by the heels and fiogging
them until the man died.
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A Young woman of Providence, r.
l., ls said to be one of the best black
smiths In that city. She works side
Dy side with her father in the work
shop.
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NEW TODAY.
Notice of Copartner.r,fp.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THATTHR
In firm of Beach & Monteith, heretofore
engaged in the milling business in the city
of Albany, Linn Co., Oregon, did, on the
1st day of August, 1871, associate with
themselves Henry Myers and A. s. Knox.
in the milling business, under the firm
name of Beach, Monteith & Co.
Albany, Or, Oct. 81, 1S71-7v4W4
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FENCING.-The fence is costly
structure. Illinois is said to have ten
times as much fence as Germany, and
Duchess county, New York, more than
all France. A narrow path divides
farms in France, Germany and Hol-
land. In South Carolina the inprov-
ed land is estimated to be worth $40, :
10000; the fences have cost $16, ,000-
coo. The annual repair is Il tenth of
this. A recent calculation places the
cost of fences in the United States at
$1,000, 600, 900. Nicholas Biddle,
thirty years ago, said the Pcnnsyly,l-
MIA fences had cost 100000, 600. In
Ohio they are put Mt 1000, 600, aud
In New York ut $iti, 100000. Some
day fences will probably disappear,
and boundaries VIII he marked with
fruit trees Or ncnt hcdgcrows.
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a number of rugged newsboys-not
more than twenty, all told-contribu-
ted, it is said, SO in pennies, five cent
pieces, and ten cent stamps. for tile
relief of the Chicago unfortunates,
aud handed the money over to the
Chairman of one ofthecommittees. with
this characteristic speech: ''iIere Boss,
is our stamps. We h'aint got much.
but we likes todo leetle for Chicarger
when She g busted uD',
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n work, furnish shaker fans. xi0za0
shakers, suction fans, driving pulleys 81
any kind. at our factory on Lyon street TON
the river bank. next below Markhafn q
warehouse. ALTHOUSE g co.
Albany, Feb. 10, 1eeo-N
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LODEA HERE.
TIE SAN FRANCISCO STORE,
Corner First nnd Ferry Ets., Albany.
Keeps constantly on hand
A E'aas1 Assortment of stoves,
Pumps, and ,Ainvgarc.
And will have for sale the celebrated
DIAMOND ROCK COOK STOVE.
Also manufacture all kinds of
TEN. COPPER s. SsfEETIRON WARE,
In the best style. at lowest rates, for cash
or country produce.
Always on hand,
Full Supply of Pure Wines & Liquors,
For medicinal purposes only.
A well selected stock of
GROCERIES AND CROCkERY
VIII always be found Mt my establishment
will sell ail goods in my house, for cash
| or produce on delivery, cheaper than ever
! before offered in this market.
All kinds of repairing done, on short
| notice, and entire satisfaction warranted
at my stove and tin store.
| Nov. 1911 JULIUS GRADwOIIL.
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NOTICIAS DE EUROPA.

La opinion en- Franeia Sc pronuncia ca
da dia mas en- favor de 10 familia Orleans,
y todos los hombres polfticos de Europa
Green que Ell llamalniento al trono deaque-
la nacion del condo de Paris es h atnica
medida que puede adoptar para conclu'r
la derastresa guerra que sostiene.
V6ase 10 que sobre este dice ayer I'M
pcri6dico
Eva geneEalizandose Ia idea entire todos
los honibres ponsadoro de- quien mas
probalidades tiene de colocarse al frente
dc los destinos de IL Francia, despues de
Ia catdstrofe ya pr6xina sscon que asoe-
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PARIS AISLADO.
La Polltic0 publica el siguiente ar

La Polltica publica e1 siguiente ar
ticulo:
"Vanos han sido los eoIosales es
fuerzos intentados por eI Gobierno
dc Burdeos y los generates franceses
para socorrer 4 la capital sitiada; int
tilmente han lanzado por Ell Sur, por
el Este y por 81 Norte numerosos
e]ercitos encargados de arrollar 4 las
ropas prusianas que operan en- los
departamentos, pararomperlas lfneas
de hierro que fuertemente estrechan
Ia ciudad, y uniendose con sus hume
rosos defensores tomar en- una gran
batalla Ia ofensiva y con vehemente
empuje ir rechazando al invasor has
ia el otro lado del Rhin.
Esos ejercitos, deshechos uno 1
uno, 8 simultaneamente rechazados,
no han podido jamas acercarse 8 Pa
rfs, y cuantas veces Ia guarnicion de
esta plaza ha intentado romper ell Ger
60, el rayo de Ia artillerfa enemiga
y sus profundas inconmovibles ma
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-22

10 pasado pof dioha ciudad ell presiden.
to de la canciIlerfa alemana, conferenci6
con el comisaIio civil de la Alsacia, mis-
ter Kuh weter, y el peFfecto ,iel Bajo
Rhin, conde LVxburg, sobre Ia organiza-
cion de los servicios p1blicos en Alsacia
y Lorena. Sc asegura que estas dos pro.
vin3'as 'formarAn parte integrante del i'm.
perio aleman con IN gobernador imperiai;
la re idencia del Gobierno estara en- Stras-
burg. El gobernador reunua en- sus ma
nos todos los derschos de la corona del
ministerio, los poderes civi!es militia
res.
El rey de Prussia nombrara ell gober-
nador en- su cualidad de emperador ale
man. Las nuevas plovinciass conseTvaran
una administration separaaa, especial.
mente ell hacienda y en- ei ramo de jnsti-
c;a. Dentro de dos tres amos envial an
diputados al Reichstsg aiemau, pero en-.
tra'da Embellishments en- et Zoilverein
seran gobernadas con arsegio las leyes
do In Confederation aiemaDa.
No incofporandose la Prussia Ia Alea
cia oIena puesto que deja esta4 PRO
vincias SD atonomla en- medic de la Can
federation, no puede haber question SO
bre la cesion de yatios cantoues Bayie
ra Baden y Wurtemhe'g s. La comunitlad
de II poseaIon por 81 ,Norte y pnr ell Sud
de Alemania quedara garautizada por el
haclao de eNque ell poder legislative ca la
A'sacia Lorena sc ejercino por la Alema
ria entera por medic del Conssjo federal.
= el Reichstag.