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FINAL NOTICE.

pless prevented by remittance,
will be forced to the disagreeablc
ssity of striking from our mail
3, the names of Subscribers who are
ebted to US for four and FIVE years
criptlon.
Fe have politely addressed several
ers to many who are we'll able to pay
small amounts due this Office. and
) received no reply.
be Watchman will be sent to such
cribers until the 1st July next,
] this notice married., and if a settle
b is not made by that time, or a
Factory answer received, their
es will be erased from our books,
their accounts forwarded for COL
ou.
Re have been indulgent to those
fhave been SC long in our debt, and
fve better treatment at their hands.
Ito be hoped that this notice will
sulate all delinquents to remit at once
amount honestly due US for sub
btion, and by so doing, avoid further
Die and expense.
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES FOR SUMTER
COUNTY.

School Commissioner, j. n. CoRBErT,
under the late Act Of the Legislature,
has appointed, without reference to
party, the annexed Trustees of Public
Schools for Sumter County, in the hope
that they will not only consent to serve,
but that they will bestow such attention
as this important branch of the public
interest merits:
No. l, Sumter School District-C. NJ.
Hurst, j. D. Singleton.
No. ., Privateer Shell Dis.-R. B. Cain.
J. II. Cockerill, Jacob Miller.
No. 8, Manchester Sch'l Dis.-J. M.
Tindal, Johu Owens, j. Simmons.
No. 4, Middleton Sch'l Dis. A
Ilarvin, N. Smothers, Thos. Richard.
son.
No. 5, Stateburg Sck'l Dis. D. Ora.
ham, II. L. Pinckney, Powell Odum.
No. 6, Raften Creek Sch'l Disc. W.
Brown, j. Fl. Mcleod, Jack Bowens.
YNo. 7, Providence Scb'l Dis. J.
Knox, Joshua Myers, James Jackson
No. s, Bradford Springs Sch'l Dis.-R.
L. Heriot, L. NJ. Smith, Frank Blur
No ., Bishopville SchI Dist. NJ
Maldrow, A. Z. Alexander, j. M.
Dennis.
No. 10, Cartsr's Crossing Scb'l Dis
DR.. Henry Stuckey, VIM. D. Scarbor.
ough, j. w. Wesberry.
No. IL, Mt. Clio Sch'l Dish. Dickson
Corbett, F. G. Scarborough, Abraham
Anderson.
No. 12. Lynchburg sch'l Dis.-Hose,
Wilson, G. Boyle, Thomas Lowry.
No. 13, Swimming Pens sch'l Dis'-M
r. Mcleod, D. G. Robertson, Pete1
Martin.
| No. IA, Shiloh Seh1 Dis.-Elias Chan
dler, W. D. Kinds, D. C. Boyd.
No. Is, Mayesville Schl Dis.-Rev. n
B. Miller, T. B. johnson, Henry Cain
No. 16, Concord Sohl Dis.-Jas. g
| White, W. T. Brogdon and s. Leaf.
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PERSONAL.

We we're pleased, on Monday last, to
greet, on brief visit to Sumter, our
much esteemed friend, Col. c. c..
PORTER, of the Valley of Virginia
(West Virginia.. We welcome bim
cordially to our midst-because oil his
high bearing, generous, afable nature,
and enlarged Southern sympathies, and
because he seeks, by the investment Of
his money in our midst, to build up and
develop orr section. And it may not
be known (but should beg that during
the distress from want Of provisions,
which prevailed in this region some
years since, Col PORTER contributed
largely, both by his personal means and
efforts, to our relief.
Just here We are tempted to whisper
a word, softly, in the ear of our fair
(marriageable) ladies, but we're afraid. ]
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MILITARY.

Co. F., 9TH U. s. Cavalry, Of eighty
lour men, commanded by Lieut.. D.
McIXTosu, arrived at Sumter on Mon
day last, aud have goue into camp here.
This Company, with three others,
ordered to Nashville, Wiuusboro, and
Darlington c. H.) came from Fort
Lyon, Colorado Territory, and were
twelve days on the route to Columbia.
Sumter, re learn. has now been made
a post. and, with the Infantry, numbers
las men.
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1Fdr tie Wa.ehman.l


SUMTER, s. c., June II, 1871. @
The Juvenile Temperaaee Society Of
Sumter, met this Sunday afternoon,
at the Methodist Church, President +.
A. TRADEwELL in the chair. The
meeting was opened with prayer, and
singing by the choir.
A letter of resignation from j.. E:
Brown, Jr., late Secretary, was read b3
the President, and accepted by the
Society. T. E. Gilbert was then elected
permanent Secretary to fill the vacancy.
The meeting was addressed BY Rev.
q. A. C. Walker and others, in q very
interesting and able manner.
An opportunity was afforded for any
to connect themselves with the Society
who might wish to do so. Five came
forward aud signed che pledge Of total
abstinence for life.
The Society tenders its thanks to the
choir, for the sweet music given them
on the occasion.
1t was moved and adopted that copy
of the minutes be furnished to the
papers of the town for publication.
There being no fcrther business be-
fore the meeting, it closed with the
benedictiou from Rev. a. A. q. Walker,
to meet on the second Sunday Of Octo.
ber next, unless otherwise ordered by
the President.
F.A. TRADEWELL,
President.
T. E. GILBERT, Secretary.
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THE TOWN PRINTING.

is proper that we shouli say, and
Pike pleasure in the announcement,
sCapt. +. c. GREEN, ,dhe l0tsudan'
sCapt. L. 2. LoRING, one Of the
sdens, couuseled and voted against
bending Of the Town Printing to
|niDgton for execution.
md in view of the general public
svor this extraordinary action has
, in the expression of our citizens.
,e it was made known to them, VIC
er, for the present, what we conceive
be just and legitimate criticism
eeof.
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HoYT & FOLSOM.


hr young friends, OLIVER HoYT
9. HALToM Folsom, have joined
bselves together in the bonds of a
hership, as Watchmakers and Jew.
J, at the old stand OF the late
|EMAN HoYr. We take pleasure in
Pting public attention to their
Irtisement, as printed on another
lnn, expressing. he hope that the
b Of the two may result in inatual
|aurs and profit. Both are rraotical
industrious and worthy young men.
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SUMTER MARBLE YARD.

3. W. P. SMITH, the worthy pro-
or, Informs the public, in "is
rtisement printed on another
nu, that he now mas lot OF fine
,le, aud is prepared Tor all orders in
department. We ask for him sus-
pg patronage.
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y We are indebted to the COM
be for cards invitatory to the Ami
bry Celebration of the Euphradian
ety, OF the S. G. University, on the
of June, and to the Annual oralion
Fe the Euphradian and Clari>ophic
eties, of the same, to be delivered
ion. II. W. HILLlARD, Of Augusta,
lon the 30th Of Jupe.
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MASONIC.

ev. SAMUEL a. WEBER, as will be
is the Masonic Ora tor, for bishop
, St. Johns Day next, 24ih lust.
'e privileged to hear him will enjoy
erary treat, besides learning much
le beautiful symbolism of the An
J Order.
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gENTX.Two HOURS BEHIND.

ur Charleston, Columbia and Au
exchanges, under the recent
&c of schedule, now reach Sumter
ty- Two hours later than formerly
is to say: Instead of receiving
at 4 O'Clock on the day of publica-
they do not reach US until 10
ck on the day after.
Eis puts the Wilmington dailics
ty.two hours ahead Of all others.
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sPARTANBURG FEMALE COLLEGE.

We have pleasure in directing attention
to this valuable seat Of female learning,
the advertisement of which is printed in
our columns today. From a comparatively
small beginning, it has grown rapidly in
favor aud usefuluess, and is now on the
highway to enlarged success. The
names of Reys. SAMUEL B JONES and
SAMUEL LANDER, the joint proprie:ors
and conductors Of this College, carry
confidence wherever they are known.
AS the President of Davenport, the lat
ter was sigually successful in this deli
cate and difficult department, and as
chief manager at Spartanburg, the for
mer has already evidenced happy
capacity aud fitness.
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b The weather in this section con.
'ss excessively wet. The corn crop,
|ecially where it has been we'll Scrti-
b is growing with almost unparal-
] rapidly, aud the same may be said
be grass. Cotton is beginning to
> off slowly.
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.RLY SHIPMENT OF PEACHES.

pr enterprising friend, Maj. r. 3.
n, we learn, shipped on Monday last, /,
xpress, to New ork, twenty boxes
be peaches, from his orchard.
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. Msr The Editor of the Madison, Ga, Ezam-
liner says Of DARBY PRopnYLAuc FLUID: "lt
is no humbug-will do what itprOposes to do.
We have known it for many years and unhssita.
tinely recommend it to the public.
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HAIR VIGoR. In common with many others
we have felt lively interest in the Investigations
which Dr.. Aver has been making to discover the
causes of failure Of the hair, and to provide q
remedy. His researches are said to have been
much more thorough and exhaustive than any
ever made before. The result is aoy before rs
under the name of Ayers HAIR V.eos. We have
given it trial, and with full satisfaction. I
equals our most favorable anticipationa: Our
gray hairs have disappeared. or resumed their
original color; aud visible crop Of soft, silken
hair has started on part Of the scalp which was
entirely bald. democrat, Abingdon, Va.
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Rexond Doubt. /.

More diseases are the result of the derange-
ment of the Liver than from any other CAUSE
When that organ 10 diseased, every part Of the
system sympathisss with II, and general prostrs-
ton aud decline is the result. The best @ssfsst
and speediest remedy for Liver Complaint and
all the diseases that follow, is TUFTS yEGETA.
BILE LIVER PILLS, they are peculiarly adapt.
ed to the climate Of the South. They are sold by
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SEASON ABLE
GOOD 3 !,
AT
Planters Warehouse.
May Butter, choice quality, at
so cts,
Arabian Dates, Fresh & Fine,
at Is cents per pound.
Large Italian Lemons; at Sc each
Cooking Butter, at 25 cts.
Best Factory Cheese, at 25 cts.
English Pickles, assorted.
English Sauces,
American Pickles.
American Sauces and Catsups.
Spanish Olives. extra quality,
Queen" brand.
Olive Oil, finest kind.
White Wine Vinegar, a pure
imported article.
Fresh Salmon, in l and 2 lb.
Spiced Salmon, in oil, q lb.
cans.
Fresh Oysters, in l and 2 lb.
.rdines, in oil.
fruits and Vegetables in cans.
Preserves and Syrups.
Mustard, Coleman's finest En-
glish.
Condensed Milk.
Cocoa and Chocolate.
Fresh Candies.
R aisins, Citron and Currants.
Soft she'll Almonds.
Spices, Of all kinds.
Flayoring Extracts.
together with
A generally assorted, stock in
cluding LIQUORS, of all kinds
and qualities.
for sale by
Chas. q. Noise & Co.,
AT
PLANTERS WAREHOUSE,
SUMTER, S. C.
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CLEAVELAND
Mineral sprin gs'
(FORMERLY WILSONS,)
So miles Vest of Charlotte, n. G.

The Subscribers, having associated themselves
in the management OF these Springs, would an
uounce to their friends and the public that the
House will be opened on TIC Ist day Of june for
the reeeption Of visitors
To those sho have tested the virtues Of these
extraordinary waters It is deemed unnecessary to
soy anything by way Of commeniation, bat 10
others taey confidently arsuse satisfaction If they
will make trial Of the healing properties Of this
water for onlyn short tine.
We pledge ourselves to spare. neither palms
nor expense i1 order to render all who may
favor rs with eail q ceafortable as possible.
IN prospect Of 40 absudance Of supplies We have
adopted the soilovioR scale Of
REDUCED CHARGES.
II over 10 days at $3.50 per day
n not over 10 days, l.75
Single dsy. ESQ
! Childseu between the sges Of and years,
and ce,erRd sers ants, as half rates.
W05 % reasonable terms.
Il & expscted that the Western DivisioA' ol
.the Wii, Char. 3 Rnth. Rsilfoad viii Be een.
pieted 10 within mile or two Of the Springs al
J.J. BBAcKwooD.
B. n. OATES.
MAY "a, 1871 ga.
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FOUND AT LAST
An Antidote for Fever & Ague.

STIR spriny., mar 0crif. E'r.. u~.,i -, II
.Messrs Do,-;-. Mos, Il i'.ir'" i'''. 3'-'o'.>.
DEAR SIRs: haze lrescs:; =; IN nv pr%e;'''
the Noises Fever AMI A-re H...,> at Gr. IA
several cases &c chror.:r CT Ii and Frver. bo'h
among my uhiic snG co'ored ,arien's "i'h great
success, they having e;.ccre.. a PNHNfI AND
PERMANENT CUEE N EVERY CASE.
where all other INC clicines have failed n";7
particularly my colorel patients. "eeau<e " sy
are more exposed. and los 'ik' y to lake care o'
recard MOI sE'S FEVER AND aGCE
PILLS asa CERTAIN CURE, and a blessing
10 ali living in tho Nalar:ous districts -; tho
South, and particularly IN The Everglades ei on.
State. Very respectfully. yours.
JAS. b. OWENS, ". D.
ng- For sale by all prrcei>'s
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

T. E. GILBERT, Secretary.
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sANT'IAM DITCH !!

:, ~ :, = -,
4 A MEhLINU HILL o. LIN oiUCn-
a noloels ana members oi the santiam Ditcn
Svanpany, y was resolved ~ the company tnat,
Deiofe investing all our fortunes IN SO hazardous
speesuissaon, s, we Recommend 70 eacn ana every one
q tne members Of the Society 70 secure for their
s .saui.ies u e 2 = IN y = = sh y lGa nACHINE. 30
M - -. - = 80 - = azure IN tne Oten ngement
.nelI .An l:es moula nave some means py winch
- So. s- = ' ~ e'inooo'
rs~h< a..
Z~SS. SS.: @EAy - uSn1yS oose
- .ss@sAaAAS - - S4Pe1@oA g - Osnsxst
l. II is the simplest shuttle machine made.
Z. II has less wearing parts
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bal. T. MeIn,boId,s

EXTRACT BUCHU CURES Dis
EASES ARISING FROM IMPRU-
DENCES, HABITS OF DISSIPA-
TION, ETC.
In al their stages, Mt little expense, little
chsngd in diet. no inenH vcnience, and M expos
strength to Urinate, thereby removing 0bstruc-
tions, Preventing and Curing Strictnres Of the
Urethra, Ailaying Pain and information, fire.
4uent 10 this class Of diseases, and expeilfng all
Poisonous matter
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HENRY II. HELMBOLD'S
CONCENTRATED
Fluid Extract of Buchu,

has cured every diabetes in which it has
been given. Irritation of the neck of the blad-
der and inflammation of the kidneys, liberation of
the kidneys and bladder, retention of Urine, dis
of the prostrate gland, in the bladder,
calculus, gravel, brick-dust deposit, and Mucous
milky discharges, and for enfeebled and deli
cate constitutions of both sexes, attended with
the following symptoms In1isFosititn to exer-
fion, loss of power, loss of memory, difficulty of
breathing, weak nerves, trembling, horror of
disease, wAkefulness, dimness of vision, pain in
the back, hot hands, flushing Of the body, dry
ness of the skin, eruption the face, paliid
countenance, universal lassitude of the muscular
system, etc.
Used by per from the ages of eighteen to
twenty five and from t5irty-fve to fifty FIVE in
the decline change of life; after confinement
or labor pains bed-wctsins in children
HELM0LD'S EXTRACT BUCU Is diuretic
and blood purifying. and cures all diseases
arising from habits of dissipation, exeesss and
imprudcnccs in life impurities of the blood. etc.,
superseding copaiba in affections for which it is
used. and syphiiitic affections with HELMOLD'S S
ROSE WASH.
LADIES.
In many affections peculiar to ladies, the ex-
tract Buchu is uncaquaIled by any other remedy
Is in chlorosis retention, irreguirrity, pain
fulness or suppression of customary evaeuations,
liberated schiErus state of the Uterus, leucor-
rhea or whites, sterils.S. whether arising from
indiscretion habits ofsdissipation- It is pres
cribed extensively by the most enirelt physicians
and snidwiyes for enfeebied and delicate consti-
tutions of both sexes and all ages
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NEW TO-DAY.
RHAL ESTATn.
srxrxHx 4 uPT ON,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS' !,
AND
ENERAL A GEN is.
1ran ch q fF

y u - - - -
Albany, Oregon,
y. C. INCIDENTALLY, = : Agent.
ENERAL LAND AGENCY FOR OREGON.
VI Established July, 1868. An ofice where
general information concerning the resources of
Oregon can be obtained free Of charge.
Loans negotiated on first Mortgage, Real Es-
tate and Collateral Securities. We have for sale
large amount Of property located in the town
of Albany. Also, Farming lands, of every des-
cription, located in Linn and other counties in
this State.
To the citizens Of Albany and vicinity, and to
the owners of Real Estate: We take this method
of calling your attention to our place of BUSH
ness. Having determined to open Branch Of
dce in your city, offer you medium for
obtaining purchasers-one that is appreciated BY
buyers, as ID saves them much tune and labor in
searching for what they want. Oar principal
Agency, at Portland, Oregon, is thoroughly es-
tahIished, and the Office well furnished for CIV
ing information upon Real Estate, that it affords
the most complete facilities for all parties having
business in cur line.
Es- You incur expense in placing your
property on sale with unless a sale Is made.
Office on First street, opposite Posf-Ohce-
JOHN C. MENDENHALL. Agent.
Albany, ogn., March %, 1S7o.-2sn
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Subscribers finding an : after their nazns will
understand that their Subscription expires wit.
that number, and they arc Invited to renew their
subscriptions. Terms-43 per annum, lin advance;
sir months, 81 three months, 81
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Henry n. Heambold's
Highly Concentrated Compound
FLUIDEXTRACT SARSAPARILLA

Will radicalIy exterminate from the system
Scrofala. Syphilis, Fever Sores, Ulcers, Sore
Eyes, Sore Legs, Sore Mouth, Sore Head, Bron-
chitis, Skin Diseases. Salt Rheum, Cankers,
Rnnnings from the Ear, White Swellings, Ta-
mors, Caneerous Affections, Nodes, Rickets,
Glanduiar Swsllings, Night Sweats, Rash, Tet-
ter, Humors of all kinds, Chronic, Rhe. matism,
Dyspepsia, and all diseases that have been es-
tablished in the system for years
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Being prepared expressly for the above com
plants ITS blocd-purfying properties are greater
than any other preparation of Sarsapariila. II
gives tho complexion n clear and healty color ana
the patient to state of health and purity.
For purifying the blood removing all chronic
cons itutionai diseases arising from an impure
state of the blood, and the only reliable and
ehectual known remedy for the cure of pains and
swellngs of the bones, alterations of the throat
and legs. blotches, pimpies on the Face, erysipe-
las and all sealy eruptions of the skin, and beau
tifying the complexion.
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Fl. 7. HELMBOLDsS IMPROVED
ROSE 3YASH

cannot be surpassed as n Face Wash, and win be
found the only specie remedy in every species of
ples Spots, scorbntc Dryness. Intlurafions of the
Cutaneous Membrane. etc., dipels Redress and
Incipient Inflammation, Hives, Rash, Meth
Patches, Dryness Of Scalp OF Skin, Frost Bites,
and all purposes for ahich Salyes or ointments
are used restores the skin 70 state Of purity
and softuess, and iusures continued healthy action
to the tissues of its vessels, on which depends
the agreeable clrnrness and vivacity of complex-
bon so much sought and admired But however
valuable as n remedy for existing defects of the
skin, H +. Helmbold's Rose wash has long sus-
tanned sts principle claim TO unkonnded patron
age By possessing qualities which render ik .
toilet apppendage Of the most Superlafixe and
Congcpial chnraeter. combining la elegant
formula those prominent requisites. safety and
efheaey-the inyariebls aceompaniments Of it's
use--as Preservatiwe and efrcsher Of the Com
plsxion. IL Is excellent Lotion for diseases Of
q Syphilitic Nature, and injection for dis
eases Of the Urinary Organs, arising from habits
TRACTS BUCHU. SARSAPARILLA AND
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS. in snch diseascs as
recommended, cannot be surpassed
FnIi and explicit directions accompany the
medicipes-
chnracscr furnished ON application, with hundreds
Of thousands of living Witnesses, and upward ol
30 600 unsolicited certificates and recommeDdato-
~ letters, many of which Are from the highes
sources tncluasn3 eminent IN tstciAnes SfstSy
men, Statesman, etc. The proprietor has neyei
resorted TO their qualifications in the newspapers
be does do this from the fact that bis articles
rank rs Standard Preparations, and do not need
to be proppcd mp BY certificates.
Henry II. HeImbold,s Gem
ufme. Preparations,
Delivered to any address. Secure from obser
walton.
Established inward IL t,ventv years. said b,
Druggists eyerywhere. Address letters for in
larmntion in condolences. 70 HENRY T. HELM.
BOLD. Druggist and Chemist.
Only Depots II. +. HELMBOLDsS Drua
and Chemical warehouse, No 594 Broadway,
New York or to II. T. HELMBpLpss Medical
Depot, le4 South Tenth Street, Philndslphiay Pa
Beware Of Gountcrfeifs. Ask foI
HENRY +. HELMBOLD'S. Take
10 other.
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.uutntored sav.xes proviipr stout 81 .cjsy. N
fsr;nr ana making themselves rsners1iy Sbnsx-
; ..a tha .,,,s.nce = ,..t h.cs,s,< = ,vxut.f =
~, -. rr-.r,,v ,..,,..,.1 ~ ,.Iv
~. ~, 4, 1890 $780, -.
l,..s:s...:-.. !. 49, : I. re,s. -
| .horor.hsr rc.,sctsd ana e Ind;.n e-.rss.ed
-, rs. s. (. $. ~ =, ,ot 4. ..il.-a M,
again to CABIN the aid Of the Agent; =. III tiey
can get no smpioymest. they viii y fososs o.
their own accord to return e their hones rpcn
the Reservation. Persons Who hAve been ns9li-
gent in this matter wih saye themselves Pesno's
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sTITzEL 4 UPTON.
REAL ESTATE B Il y K Il II .,
&c. MENDENHALL, Agent,

once First st opposite Post Office, Albany, ogn.
HAvE for sale in the city Of Albany. desira-
H BILE Homestead, Lots l, 2, and s, corner
Third. Fourth and Ellsworth streets, one Vt the
best localities in the city. good one and shalf
story house, with all other conveniences. apply
to ]. C. MENDENHALL, Agent,
Albany, Oregon
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Losses Promptly and Eq,afab!y adjusted
4ntl Paid in Gold Com
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Nct1Ce.

i Than any house giving IL mppth'r tinse, any
i kind 81 credit system. ofIer - the trAdes
i Come along with your Cash or Produoos and 80
+ what Jon can do at the CASH sTQkE of
h. CHEkDLE y CO.
| Il. b. cash mid for all tho EGGS offered.
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l.. Film N,
Local Agent, -: Albany, Oregon.
February 20, 1s7l-25y
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Cash Capital. In Gold Coin. s5SO,OOO.
Deposit In oregon. $sO.OOO-