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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-13
CATARRH
consumption Neglected Ca,arrt

Catarrh of Twenty Five Years Standing,
with Droppings in Throat almost to
Choking, Headache, Pains in Shoulders,
Back and Kidneys, and Entire Breaking
Down of the Sy tem,-Cured BY Constitu
tioaal Catasrh r medy.a 4s5 $50 psa sl-
10 Aessrs LirrLxfIRLD d HAxEs, Prop 70
OF Constitutional Cstsrrh Remedy, Mahones-
ter, N. r.! "
reside at Manohestsr, N. H., and previously
rssiasa at Hennlker, and an nstlve vi W care.
this state. l. have nad Saiarrh twenty tive
ears, ever slnce 1 was lneteen 3eaTs old hau
IL bad oil tne time. It run ala t. at period, ana
nishls 1t woald fiji up and dep aown in my
tqrost, eausing a fselisg of chokipg, 30 that
eeuid spring up in bed to N self freu
stfaAgu saI,eL. 1t Affected my head 80 that 4
felt con used, and was tr, ubled with severe
headache at intervals, for . GEEK ct 9 time. /
also ad pains in shoulssrs, back and kid neys,
from which suffered mmenseiy. So bad wsse
they, that year 10 last summer vas obligeG
to lie in bed most of the time ter three months.
l have tried all kinds of snuff snd CatsrTs rem
sdiss with TO particular beneft, and consulted
ysieisns. had a backing cough. 1 began
10 take the Constitutional CatarrA Remedy ,ast
August | began to grow better before finishing
The first bottle. an new on the third bottle
Ny ostsrrh 10 cured ny health Is restored.
have no paine, aches or coughs. My whole
system is IN ads over new. l know 1t is thu,
medicine th at has rescued NE from inteate suf-
rsrins and almost til. grave. lam now alb TO
10 he hardest work and bear the greatsst ex
oaSare and feel that cannot ssy too mueh in
avor of the Constitatienal CaiarFh Remedy.
mrs. E.J FLANDERS.
Manchester, n. II Feb. ISL.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-13
SPECIAL E07lcEs.
SPECIAL E07lGES.
Use Renne's Pain Killing
MAGIC OIL.
"li Works like a Charm"

kEADRR-
Kenne's Paiu Killing AAgio Oil cures Headachs.
kenne's Pain Killing Magic Oh cures Tooihashe.
kenne'H Pain Killing Ii agile Oil eures Neural sia
nOsPain Killing Ma ie Oil cures Cholera.
Rsnnes Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Gu N ati N
Repne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Lameness
Renno's Pain Killing Magic oilcuresSk in Disease
Some folks seem TO be proud of telling hos
''laDe their shoulders are"-of my crick the
back -or,"1 have got the scissica and de-
ZIG ut in hrAgging thAt nothing me =
out When We get such .sAHful folks" 10 use Rem
nos fain-kllllng Magic Oil, faithfully; We
not only cure their lsmsness and Charm ava,
sheir pains, but we actually take all that kind Of
'brag out OF them" and they frankly own up,
and say it works like q charm -
Er~ Sold by all Druggists, Merchants a Grocers
u is put up in three sIses, and called "Trial
Size, "Medism Size" aud '1Ssarge Family Size
bottles. WA. RENSE SONS,
Sole PfOFrietOrs and Man ufactnrcgs,
jO5-d weowly Pttts6eld, Mass.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by John Beings
ton, Druggist, Rock leland.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-13

CURES CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
~ Diseases in q shers time, either In Male OF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-13
way uAVE CATARRH .

have had oataIfn for two years, AID have
lad sil~roublss Gsisi-g from it, such as drop
.lng from the ht al, sort throat etc 1t trouh
cd ne more in the morning thsa at any other
me, as it would lie some half hour before
ould breathe freely The Cropping ftem my
a-.d hss eesssd sDd in tho Il, ming have no
rouble about hrrHIkins Wti"t ir great rci
% nc aEd feel IS tree from il as ever did
I Ave taken two bottles.
Yours respectfully,
Mrs H. J TIRRELL.
Uuoanoonuck House, GsafstoHn, n. Il
For sale by alI the leading Druggists of Rock
Island and Davenport. jyi dm.v,f "tm
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-13
srR WRI1CoME.
A%<srnay and Counselor ut Law,

SO Dsasborn strsst, CHICAGO, LII.
Pronp. atten tins given to collecting Ans al
other bus6 ness Chsrges moderate csrrespon-
dsnse solicited. Refers to Rditos Of the Aasus.
tsef-du
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-04-13

A PLA1N SrATEMENT.-The New
York World, which has q peculiarly
matter of fact way Of viewing things;
alludes TO Grants Ku,Klux .proclama-
tion after the following bluntway:
Governor Scott, from Ohio, armed,
the negro militia in South Carolina and
sent them raidiug over. the State, to
the terror Of; all women and children.
They have had some small collisions
with disgustcd whites 10 two ofthc up.
per counties in consequence of their
dcpredations. They have since been
disarmcd, aud South Carolina has been
as quiet and serene, as Vermont for the
past month. Now comes 4 tremenduous
proclamation from President Grant
commanding the "insurgcnts" (whites)
to disperse and retire peaceably; to their
respective abodes within twenty days,
from this time, or the army and navy
will be sent into the State to: suppress
the "insurrectiou." What insurrec-
tion ? ....., ,,;,. =. ,.rs,.v
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-04-13

Z; sss 6 81 8 9!
|sGalhoun were exlluned on Saturday
morning, and replaced in the vault
@berl fhey originally reposed.
It will Be- remembered, by a
chosen few that, on the night proceed.
ing the evacuation Of Morris Island by
the Confederate forces, The bones Of
Calhoun were taken. from their vault,
for obvious reasons, and were: laid in
ST. Phillips Churchyard, to the east Of
the venerable church. There the re.
mains Of our greatest statesman have
rested in peace during these six erent-
full years. ~ s.a:,.%.-t
The Rector, assistant Rector and the
Vestrvmon Of st. Phillips we're pres.
ent at the d;sinteraent, and followed
the coffin as it was borne to the old
vault. west Of tie church. IT. was in
deed a solemn scent. While, all else
is troubled and sad, the mighty spirit
of Calhoun stalks abroad, and his dust,
lis wandcrings over, is laid for aye in
, the humble, silent gravc-laid. in the
bosom of that Carolina which her
.wiscst son lorcdso long and well :,
- ~ ; Nears.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-04-13

"a meeting off the. ciitiizons Of Iianoas.
.tsr was hold ON Monday last KcsoIu.
5tions werof adopted appointing I r0ms
mittees of twenty to wait inpoa the
Governor, and request. the removal ;ef
ME- go1saft from, the Offices Of County
Treasurer, Trial dustlcc, Commissioner C
Of Elections, County Surveyor Jury
Commissioner and Lieutenant Colonel
of Militia also, for the removal Of
Trial Justice D.: c.. Wolf and Com
missionerss Of Elections r. McLain
and William Mel Kenna ;aiso, for the
disarmament Of the negro militia.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-04-13

THE TAXES WILL NOT nEPA1D.
THE taxes provided by law to be
collected this year will not be .paid-if
for no. other reason, because the ,peo
pie have not the money with which to
pay them. Then their homes must
go; That won't do. The question,
then, for that convention to decide is,
how shall we escape the tax and keep
our homes: Can they solve SO difficult
q problem z Yes, prosided all the
counties send full delegations Of their
best: men. Let them meet without
passion, and deliberate freely and
courageously, as Fall true men will do,
and as all true South Carolinians have
always done before, and their work will
bring relief to the down-trodden (but
now, thank God, upIising) people
whom4they represent ~ 2
J l,<s. ~, BarpsceA. Sentinel.
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M il M
90 gzo

Z The pAINsKHLER is by universal c0saents
allowed to have won for itself q .replf IN !,
sunsarpsssedain The histery &c TBsdical pSgSdss 8,
tfons. 1tsinstantaUeo1se efectin the sFNaisas
tion and extinction Of .PsiBirf all it, VARIOUS !
f0rma incident to the human family and stho !.
unsolicited written and verbal testimony s0t3l
tho massss,ia its. .fnvef, have. been ssd areite
s0NH best ertiseInent - i ~ Il
9. The ingredients idS tho PAuy KHLEn boz
i1g purely YEGRT4puE, render it i pertectIy
sats and < effieacious etaedg taken internally,
as we'll rs fr extgtnsl sp blleatiozis. Nheyt
snsed according I'd dirseH q The stainap.
ION linen fram s s@s = srssd removed By.
washing with alcohol, y 8. e =
srhlss d fsdicins jhstiy ceietystsd f0f NJ
cnre. or so1naay Of the fflictiesf1 1scidept 10
4he hul1sn family, has psw beo1 Before mo-
public over; THIRTY kAks, end bss fcsIlds
III way into slihest every .eCt tSf stke
gworid and wherever IL hfss Sbteks I'D tn
saaie 0piBion Is expfessed als dteaE;
prupeftiS e y,
q IN siriy saftsck, wEefesp pfoahpt elios tt9e;
the system is required. the ri Kjiiss5s ~
valuable It's elnost inst e5ltct ID.
Relieving Pain 10 truly w6Rt Il and SEhen
tusc,l accordiae fof difsefi6 obi; kSne to III;
name, q PAIN KILLER IS - 8 =
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-04-13
RADICAL CENsURE.-The Charles

RADICAL CENsURE.-The Charles
ton Republican, referring to the bill
for furnishing the State House, the
items Of which we have given, says:
"The whole thing shows the most
shameless, the most infamous attempts
ed use of the funds of the State. Gov.
Scott righteously vetoed the appropria.
ton bill covering This business of.'fur,
nishing;' and, with anything like vigi-
lance these outrageous 'itcms' can
never pass. Some people, we take it,
will have to wait good while for their
money-long enough, We trust, to
teach them the proper way of making
out bills when dealing with the State
of South Carolina"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-04-13

aTEaaaBLss DoIaas cF PIE zKu.!
.KIux IN. NANADx.- The mails from
Nayada eontaia terrible stories of the
atrocious crimes committed ip that
r6tten- borough, State BY Organized
bands of incendiaries and cutthroats.
The Virginia iCiiy Enterprise says
that within the spaat ten years over
two hundred '.murdefs have been
committed in Storey county alone .sor
an average Of twenty q year; and dur:
ing that time but foDs smau has Eccl
tried and hanged, so callous has public
sentinfent become to crime; and go
poorly have the laws been administer.
eds The sdosperddoes 5becams % bold.
at last. that the promiaept ycat izcns
ttax:payefs Of Eir4aipia City Sbched
one as d waning 10 The rest. H1aWs.
|lessness and crime were prevalent
tho Southern States eas it IS % flSa:
|5one county of fyagsda; tsre asssl e
= ID
IS. s tlir = sisyaSfs ec51Sif ifuctes StaSSs3
s5yss.es9s jFo5lt7 Z
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Also

The ensire Stock Of, Goods, consisting o
of Dry Goods, Hardware. Crockery Ware
Glass Ware, Groceries, Liquors &c Levied
upon as the property ,oftD. L.. DeSaussure
& Co., at the suit Of j. I. Middleton &. Co,
The Sale will ,ake place at their Store on
Broad Street and will continue from day to
day until the entire Stockis disposed Of.
Terms Cash, purchasers to pay for papers
and stamps. j. P. BOSWELL,
-ss ~. . - roc : -: o: p ~ y. T..
There will be sold atthe Fentne time, one
Horse and Mule, seized under mortgage, as
tho property, Of Hunter & Floyd. at the suit
of J.>I. Middleton; g. Co. - ~ Z
+ ..'.,-.; ALSO
One dark bay Mule, seized under mortgage,
as tfis. property of J. A. Boswell at the suit
of L. NJ. and J. P. Boswell, Assignees.
ALSO
One dark bay Mule seized under mortgage,
as the property of Isaac s. Mattox, at the
suit of George Alden, agent. gfc
Terms Cash. j. P. BOSWELL, 2
Apr. 13., st.. ~ Agent.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-04-13

..ttpcn: TINS platform stood almost 70
man, the white people of South Carroll
ma, and 81, ,951 attested their sincerity
bythsir ballots on October 10, 1870
Whatever Change in their sentiments
has been wrought since that time hat
nothing to do with what occurred al
the: .timel to which General Kershav
rsFefs, and does not alter the fact, thai
the, party which he supported, stood
upon the platform above enunciated
when the day of action came. But, did
General. Kerslaw s'briug into life, il
faet,a the Union Reform Party, or was
he. the man who planned the scheme
upon which that party fought its bat:
tle2s ~ - Z. %.
The fact is familiar that the "Press
Conference" which met. in Columbia
in. March, 1870, and of'which General
Kershaw was nota member, passed
resolutions breathing the same senti'
mensswith those which; were adopted
blythe. aJune Convention" in June,
1870, whero for the first; time; the
Generals name appeared in connection
with, the movement. ttss ,yaJE., -
1T is 7nn8ise fortan editor to forget
facts, or attempt to create them where
they do not exist, but suchis the failing
Of mostcarpet- -baggers and the mem bets
of the "RiDg.'' The Union attempts
to make light of the Generals asser-
tion il. relation to the taxes, and says
"no doubt that gentleman bases his ar
guments, or rather assertions upon the
statement made by the Democratic
press a short time since, particularly
the Meos," which stated that the Radi.
cal tax levy for 1868, was 81, 1886, ,lO4,
and for 1869, was sl,622,657. The
Onion asks, "Why did the Mews 60 so
far out of the way to. make the state
nrent the leyy for taxes for the next
two years mentioned was thus and so !?
Why did it not have the manliness to
state not how much had been leuied,
but how much had actually been COL
lected !? jisss.,;S. .s-s - .rs .
Itmakes this difference, that where.
as Radical Legislature makes:au ef-
fort to collect 81, 1885, ,1o4, forls6s, and
81, 1,G22 ,657.lO, for 1869, the property
of the people can only pay 1,l42;964.
2ss, for 1858, and 5000, ,S7s.75, f for
1869. Tho question really is, what.
amount of The peoples money did a,
Radical Legislature attempt Ito steal
under .thao,forms Of law !? Does the
Union meaueto saXsthat if the tax les4
ried had been collected, it; would not
have made difference Of 5000, geo in
the stcalage 7 Or does itmean to imply
that going through the process Of levy
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SLIGHT ADD J
oS eesT F0l
4. @ -ASE1

Gire3as 4 call exaipiae oas COO 0Ds, mi
NsTif our Pdcss before purchasing eiseS SsPa
They give the highest prices for
Eof PrUddeet In "
EO0Ds Or CASH.
q. 81 T ]. JONES
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-04-13

"Sure, m 1T vast poverty that drove
me from the ould country" ,suid Mich,
ael, the other day; "for my father had
twcnty-one yoke ofoxen and a COW, and
they give milk the year round!" -,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-04-13

Why :CoNsEeTIetj etjISIs BoHND .Tp
HAvEA REpuBLIcxA LEGIsLA AfuRE,
|AThe New York Korld makes aiia-
sion to nu anomaly in the representa-.
t tive system Of Connecticut that is not
generally known II offers q satisfac;
tory explanation Of The difficulties of
thesD Dcbl9srats I'll that State, aho,
thongh fheysmigh be in 6 majority Of
SO, 900 On tho popular vote, tbe Re.
Epubli blicapsy under the present unrepub,
|fticaH arrang cement, could control Tie
branch Of the Legislature. Rep
rcsentatiycs areanot apbortioned among
tic towns on the .basis Of population,
Toshow how wrongfully this inequality
works, Que Instance will suffice. The
+ Republican town of sfIpsbury polls but
R334 votes and has Two Kepresent atiyes
lin the Bcgislai ureI while the Dsh6
lescratie town Of New iiIayens polls pearly
k9, coo votes and has naslnsre. IT. Sims.
lsbufy is Justly entitled 10 ,twos New Ha.
van should .hasc ffty.three Rcprescn'
tatives; aud this Rjnst how ms that
1 the Democrats are sWindled out OF tht
Legislature. Gov Englisil Has ON DO.
1tu1 majority Of yotessiD tie State, ahd
the returns give the Republicans from
1 6ftecnsto totwchty majority IN the Houss
| of Representatives.. The Deniotrnts
] have not been able 10. secure a MAJOR.
lfysin' 'the Iesislarufe, for sixtceuryears
lowing 10. this iilia auitous, anti RepdbIi.
:can aDgelnent ~
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-04-13
Lamps and Chimney
,u,,css.s er 49,
Medicines, SC.

A complete supply of the most popular Pate,
Medicines. Also, Hostetters, Piantat'
and German Bitter. For Sale by
.HODGSONT& DUNI-i i
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-04-13
. HEADoUknTgRsy5 5tlf DIVISION

- ---4s - 49,.
We have been misrepresented, 1t
must stop. Once for alis il is announess
ed: , ss.;s.
II That the UnionL League gave'us
birth. q ~ Is
fH. Thattaxation with reprcsentatio
fed and n1ttured US during our weak,
ness and infancy. rssss ;,ss.,a ~ s
III. That the vices and enormities
of our rulers and Legislators their
ighorancc, their reck klesspess,. their. .ds>
prayiiity; their corrapsiio ons their siei9ts.
ness-gaSe tis strength. 8 ,S. s q
Y.sThe determinationsof the Gov
Fsernor to; accomplish our destruction,
and the ruin Of Yourselves ard of our
fsmilies. as shown by his arming the
negroes And sdisarming the whites, gave
us determination. ss'< :: -. 8;
Lev We cannot live longer under this
nisrule and these enormities, and VIC
Iare determiped To- right them OF perish
In the effort. y -. 8 &,
assYE The good and rirtuous have
inotling tofcar ifrotiiius We are their
friends. Les vie and vicious beware;
we ire their enemies.
VII. I've strike in self, defence, and
for equal rights and justice 70 ail:ss
l3 BY order Of the Grand. Chief. -
p" K. o., Secretary,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-04-13

g Z, XII KIBx IN CoLBMBIk.E The
following inaiifesto, says the Gplupbilaa
.Ishaais yeste etday, chme into sogr
possession iili such Cd way as t induce
tile }conviction that itsis q genaipe
emanatiop from tho my sterieus lyst
po louger to Be disputed, poaerfda
organization known as The kp klux
Klan: ,.,:y s/Sssss3ss:, e,
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d. slis : s,svslf ss5asi fSslsii Ssasss
!. .;l z Eosla
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-04-13

A, ,ewaurAR WIrL Is -Theednye; M !
n y, = Msaaaa-sr ;af.tbs Iin;,s:a Sss
:es 81 ~ : - NJ 90
Eesass Rsss $ ~ l;ss} fss 2 81
~ 81, Isa s.; yi,,s ,'s nfarssrf ) " tneS.
ooE51f, q, His a;il e 3 III 'Eidl3S'
~ ;f. 9 n, : s rsb yas' 4 sl,ss
aosanasss. " = = s. stav 4 nor Il ~
oaasl y s.ao.ss', - q. ssaes;sa vesr;so
a.pnea ss aas.h a,ssl ths sn;mals ,n;eht be
snas, ,s.pa aPgI.s =, y.,, ~ saL snd SasdsS
.rss ,.s.s sb;sss 80 fsrn, sh;ch i,
asah.a' - =. ses es,ss a ID extent I shaH be set
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-04-13
THE JOURNALl..
/sCAMDEN, APRIL ID, 1s7I
The Daily Union and Gen. Hef-
j. sshaw!s Letter to senator y bb-

erfson. asg.
The Daily Uatos d the 4th instant,
contains a labored editorial upon the
gs.ssetscrwrirten by General Kershau; in
reply to Senator Rober.son, and while
starts out BY saying that it "shall
,-eadoaror,t to be fair and rcaadiGin all;
!, it says,n yet the entire article .is one:
tissuea Of falschoods, and lis spirit
- stands out Id bold relief as an attempt
h'to. btacken, character, conceal facts, and
! gpisrepresent, occurrences aud statee
sslsmeasa-sr We wall prove what we say,
suawkiie fas the same timeswa know that
neither the letter of General Ksrshaw
.1iSh ;. nor his. own d character, requires any
. defence whatsoever, ,from the man who
.gNrote or the parties who sanction, and
Erbelieve' the statements contained inthe
H'editorial. The writer says, that when
General Kershaw conceded the 'slegal1
efficacy and obligations 40 the amend
jgtmsnts Of the Constitution and the sos
t4ealled reconstruction acts, asking moth
ing in return but an honest and. just
administration of affairs, che admits
what, very many Of, the followers of
,f,asparty deny to-day" The "party"
which the General supported, yes, in
fact, brought into life" was the "Re'
form Parry. The platform upon
tiwhieh., that Party weatinto the CAM
,paignh of 1870, contained these words :
First. TIE fifteenth amendment Of the
Consultation Of the United States having
been, by proper authorities, proclaimed
ratified by the requisite numbero of States
ana having been received and acqui.
esoed ip as ID law in allthe States Of the
Union, ought to be fairly administered ere
and faithfully, obeyed as fundamental
Jaw. y .N-'s..' IT, sAl-7 - .
Second. The vast changes In our
system Of government, wrought by the
international war between the two sec
tiousi Of the States, and following in its
train, are SO far incorporated into the
constitution and laws Of the States, and
of the, United States, as to require that
they be regarded as Veriseiss having
the force and obligation Of lay.
Third. This solemn and csa9iete re
eoguilion of the existing laws brings
the people Of South, Carolina into On.
: tire harmony upon all questions oi
civil and political right, and should
unite all honest men in an earnest and
determined effort to establish a Just,
equal. and faithful administration: d
thes government, in the interest OF NO
class or clique, but for the benefit g, I, 9
-,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-04-13

The South Gars!i Medical Associa-.
ton adjosrned od ha:sday, ITO meet in.
Columbia oa the tii vsdayin April
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-03-24

do not wish TO inform you, reader that Dr.
Wonderful, or any other man. has discovered a
remedy that cures Consumption, when the lungs
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kind Of bumbuggery. But when /. tell You that
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Beware of comnte,Jeits and fcortLlees imi.ations.
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and right to manufacture the Genuine DIR. Sage's
Catarrh Rcmedy, and never travel TO sell, this
-,~a:-sl Il. v. PIERCE, N. D..
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1873 Seneca street, Buffalo, N. Y.
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-03-24
MACHINE TWIST,

LINEN FAD. SPUUL COTTUN,f OIL. DO.
We have aEd shall keep In stock at our Central
Once, and Agepcics, ton ,p"ou of vsrsous sirrs
Tui,t Of all sizss and eoi"rs.-Linen Thread,
Spool Cotton. Otl. and all other articles necessary
,u the of machines.
We wish IL understood that We manufacture tks
Twist ssid by as; that shall aim ~ haze IL sx.
eel In quality and exceed in quantity, for gives
price. that Of other manufacturers. and that tn,
Twi.t InHde ty us in oar new and eSten'iss mills
snppii.d they with the most approved ma
ehinery aud skilleI laborl be relied on for th,
reliable qualities of uniiVrInity Of siEe. esenbess
length Of thread marked on each spool, strength
excellence of color. aud beauty Of finish.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING co..
.... Ma. ASS BKOADwAY. SEW YORK.
SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE, i39 Mont somety 81
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