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ARrrrlc1AL WANTs.--Bnlwer saws tha

ARTIFICIAL WANTs.--Bulwer says that
poverty is only an Idea, in nine cases out Of
ten. Some men with ten thousand dollars
year suffer more for want of means than
others with three hundred, The reason il,
the richer man has artificial wants. His IL
come is ten thousand, and he suffers enough
from being dunned for unpaid debts to xii
a sensitive man. A man who earns a dollar
day, and does not run in debt, is the haI-
pier of the two. Very few people who have
never been rich will believe this; but it )
true There are thousands and thousands
with princely income who never knew a
moments peace, because they live above
their means. There is really more happL
ness in the world with working people than
those who are called rich.
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NyHE BRIDAL CHAMBER Es-
H. says for Young Men ON Great
Social Evils and Abuses, which interfere with
MARRIAGE, with sure means of relief for
the Erring and Unfortunate, diseased and de-
bilitated.
Sent in sealed letter envelopes,
charge.
Address HOWARD SANITARY AID AS
ISOLATION, No. 2 South Ninth ST., PHILA-
DELPHIA, Pa, jan 17-sw&w3m
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SIXTY-THIRD DAY.
SENATE.

SATURDAY, March 18th, 1871.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
An act to suppress insurrectiOn and vlo-
lence, and for other purposes.
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KIND WoRDs.-The Greenville Times
encourages Us with the following kind
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THE FARMER.-The glory of the farmer
is. that in the division of labor it is his part
to create. All trade rests at last on his prim
itige authority. He stands close to nature;
he obtains from the earth the bread and tie
meat. The food which was not he causes
20 be. The first farmer was the first man,
and all historic nobility rests on possession
and use ofIand-Ralph Waldo Emmersoa
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HOUSE.

Was passed.
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ECLECTTC INSTITUTE
BALTIMORE ND,
Principals

Mas. LKTFFTA ITLEn bEhFLH5
or Virginia.
ThaRammer Session or this Behaol Cor Ffs..s-
Fadiss ,wIll begin ON the H7th April saef nv
entering nj that tine pupils are FsrsnareH ID
The Autumnnl Scholastic Coz 80. hmH Hfa-
served from the diseases t'aaiaantat fa the
aenthern climate
Number limited 90 30. Far gfeouIa4a annfs
10 ~ Principal marlGWfm
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state Of mississippi - Chnncery
Court.

October Term, A. d. 1870, Tuesday, Merch
14th, 1870.
ORDERED that at the April Term, 1871 Of
" this Court, the Docket of the First Dis
trict be taken up on the fret day of said Term
and the cases thereon called until the I'd
Monday, the 9Th day of May, at which time
the Docket of the Sd District will be taken up
and the cases thereon called until the 5th Mon
day, the 18th day of May, when the Docket Of
the ID District will be taken up and the cases
hereon called until disposed Of
A true copy from the minutes.
Attest: JAS. NJ MCKEE,
March 17sw1tw3t Clerk.
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L. D.
ltiono
Before Noa Publ
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THE THIRTYTHIRD STATEMENT
THE
PHGNlX INSURANCE COMPANY.
100000
HARTFORD, CONN.

On "'e First Day Of..
The Capital Stock of the Company all paid in aeon o ~,
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, }scr.

|, HENRY MUsGROVE, Auditor o. Pu
tify that the foregoing Statement Of the
Pa, is truly and correctly copied from the
Given under my hand
lsEAL. 1871.
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Arwoop.s COMMON SENSE GANG PLow.--This
is new thing in the plow line, having been in
vented by C. Atwood of Lebanon, H., October
IS 1870. Il is claimed for this pow that, for
light draft low price, durability. simplicity and
ease of management, it has equal among plows
The objections made to the various gang plows
offered to the people, of the heavy draft both
on the team and pocket-book, efectualiy 81
fenced by this invention tive horses being all that
is required in all ordinary farming, and the price,
while it viii do better work, and is equal to any
other in strength and durability, is from ono-
third to one-half LEES than the majority of other
plows. 1t is simple in it's construction that
any boy who is capable of driving team, can
underestimate a once and manage it with ease. Mr.
Samuel Handsaker, of Canyonville, who is the
agent for the disposal of county rights for thi:
State, viii visit this city shortly when of the
p1ows will be exhibited for the inspection of al
who wish to procure simple, durable, and cheaI
gang plow.
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CosFIDEScE MEs.-Referring to the doiuss of
the confidence men, the Adcocate speaks of an
instance which took place in Linn County several
years ago "a most excellent man confiding in a
stranger, executed general warranty deed to
valuable farm receiving in exchange nothing but
tho strangers note of hand with n mortgage to
secure the payment. OF course the payment was
never made, and only by due course of law
could the farm be redeemed, which was done at
an expense of about one hundred dollars. We learn
from reliable parties that others are in danger of
being imposed on in this same manner, in other
counties Of this valley. The confidence man,
who gets possession of a farm in this way for
ninety days or longer, has two chances of max
Sng money without the risk of losing dollar
The one Is 10 cut down all the, timber he and
dispese of il at reduced rates, aud the other, to
se.l the place at an advanced figure in case of q
Fse IN rs <alae. If there be no rise in its value
NJ tie end OF ninety days. prolonged time,
the SsoHSagee - compelled to foreclose at the
usual expense Of lawyers fees, etc. That bold,
bad man may seek to bny Land in this way is
not surprising; bat that any man of good judg
ment should sell in this manner may well strike
us with astonishment."
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ISrouNATIoS WASTED.-Parties are ar xious to
learn the present residence of a Miss Elizabeth
Clifton. At least that her maiden name.
When last heard from she residing in Salem,
Oregon, some six or eight years since. Since
then report has it that she married and went to
the States-probably to Missouri. Any informa-
tion with regard to her whereabouts. will be
thankfully received by either Aa. II. Baltimore
or J. S. Dickson. Address either of the above
named gentlemen at Albany. Linn county, Ore
gon. There is a considerable amount of money
awaiting her order. Oregon and Missouri journ-
ais will confer favor by gising the substance of
the above, publicity.
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A MrsIcAL TREAT.-our musical friends will do
we'll to examine PEERS MUSICAL MoxrHLY, a
saagaxins published by Peters, tha New York
NnsfcaI Pahlisher. at three dollars year. Issued
on the 18th of every month, and contains in each
number thirty-six pages of the latest and best
music, printed from full music plates. The
March number contains the following music,
worth - IS in sheet form } God Bless the Lit
lie Church around the Corner. by D. s. Wam-
bold; Katy Mac Neil. Song and Chorus, by
G.. w. PersIey Ny Dear Old Sunny Home, by
w. s. Hays; Mignonc. Song and Chorus, by
G. w. Persley Heaven claims her as an Angel.
Gross have Taken. Quartet, Abt; will Arise
and 20 to my Father. Sacred. by Dressler
Welcome Home Schottische, by ]. Goote; May
Rose GaIop, by J. Becht; Belle Georgine Quick
step, by L. GRAMS Rippling Waves Polka, by
Oh. Kinklo sMurmuring Waves. Transcription.
by L. Tonei. Send thirty cents for a sample
copy, and our word for il, ron will never regret
it. Address, J. L. PETERs, 599 Broadway, New
York. P. O. Box, 1929.
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ing that 1T Is the intention Of parties at present
controlling the interests of the West Side Rail-
road, to construct q bridge the Willamette
river at this point at an early day. By reference
to our Portland letter. on the first page of this
issue, it win be seen that it is believed by many
that the West Side viii form junction with the
o. & C. Railroad at this point, and in the event
of such consummation, what more natural re-
suit than that bridge should be built to con-
meet the roads. It could be erected at sm ali
outlay comparatively. and would prove OF incai-
culable value to the future interests OF our CITY
Let's have the bridge.
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Look Orr Fon THEN.-Evcry now and then we
hear of some theft rascally confidence game
that has been perpetrated citizens in the valley
below US. Thieves and confidence men como up
from San Francisco Portland, ply their vocation
in the metropolis until they spotted by the
police, when they leave for pastures green" up
the valley. We caution our citizens to be on their
guard. During the week several of citizens
were bilked out of various small sums, by fellow
who appealed to them for charity. When big,
healthy husky appeals to You for help, set him to
work-you will soon know whether he is honest
otherwise
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-03-18

MrLITARY.-As there not sufficient num-
Der of persons in attendance Mt the meeting on
Tuesday evening, the time appointed for the or
gaDization of military company in this city, the
whole affair has fallen through, at least for the
present. We SORRY for this. as well drilled
military company is big feature in the successful
carrying out of all public professions, displays.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-03-18

RxcEivED.-Stitzel Upton's Real Estate Cir
cnlar, for the eurrent month, is table. Aside
from large map of the State of Oregon, which
covers the entire fourth page of the journal. and
which will prove of great value to strangers. there
is well written article the advantages pos
sessed by Portland point for the investment
of capital The general Inducements offered by
other portions of tha State to emigrants also
fairly set forth.
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THE NEck TIE PARTY.-Although unable to
attend in person, we learn from participants that
the neck tie party, given at the residence of JAS.
II. Foster, Esq, on Wednesday night, was a COM
plete success. Although the night was very dark
and stormy, preventing many from participating,
yet there were large number present, attracted
by the known hospitality and sociability of the
host and hostess. and the novelty of the occasion
The supper table was elegantly spread with choice
yiands, and q merrier or more sociablc gathering
has not transpired in our city The receipts OF
the evening amounted to SIS.
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REAL EsrArE--ou Thursday of last week. at
public sale, the real estate of the late Reuben
Claypool was disposed of al the following prices:
-Four hundred and two acres of valley land brought
SI4 so per acre three hundred and twenty acres
brought 81 20 per This considered
"dirt cheap and the parties purchasing haze
got a bargain
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PowER PREss--Having a machine power
press of the latest patent, capable of turning off
work at the rate of from 500 to ,200 impressions
per hour. enabled to do job work of all
kinds al New York prices. We have received late
styles of card and job type, and have more
coming For neat work, executed rapidly aud at
living rates, cali at the REGISTER Office We
guarantee satisfaction
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OIL MILL.-Mr. E. Cartwright of this city,
who returned from San Francisco on the OIi-
famine last Saturday, purchased all the machin-
cry necessary for an oil MILL which he will erect
aud have in working ordcrin short time, on the
grounds adjoining the Froman Buildings-anothcr
enterprise of much importance to this city.
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APPLEs.-In speaking of the strong suit of
Webfoot. apples, the Farmer speaks by the card,
as follows: We notice that several varieties of
apples in market small, and are losing some
of their best qualities. The Swaar and Gcnneting
scarcely half their proper size We must
manure orchards and take care of them if we
would Keep the fruit up to the proper standard.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-03-18

SUccEssPUL--Our Library Association has
met with the best of success for the time it has
been organized. 1t now has over 500 worth of
valuable books the nucleus Of a large library,
with some 5000 or more in cash, in the treasury,
with which to purchase books. This is as
it should be, and only hope that continued sue
cess may be vouchsafed it.
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PRoGREss ARr.-Messrs. Winter & Paxton,
of the Picture Gallery First street. of late have
not only far surpassed anything hitherto PRO-
dueed hereabouts in the art Photographic. but
now propose to execute, if possible, still better
work by the introduction of later styles, such as
the 'Heliogrsph," etc. whea it comes to excel
lent work, Winter & Paxton decidedly upon
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$1,000 Reward will be paid by the proprietor of
DR.. Pierees Alt. Ext Golden Medical Discov-
cry for a medicine that will equal it in curing all
diseases for which it is recommended In the cure
of severe and lin gering Coughs, Bronchitis and
diseases of the lungs and as blood purifier
and siren gthenng medicine it cannot be too high
ly recommended. 1t acts promptly upon the liver,
removing torpor or "Biiousness-" Sold by drug
ris+
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FAILED TO CoSSEcr.-0wing to the sickness of
two of the Councilmen. Messrs. John B. Mon
esith andD d. Beach, and the absence from the city
of another, Mr.. L. Cheadle, there was no meeting
of the City Council on Tuesday evening. There
being meeting, the bids for building city hall
and engine house were not acted upon.
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JuRoRs.-Following is the list of jurors drawn
for the March term of the Circuit Court, which
convenes the 9th instant: A. =. Nyc, An
drew Cowan, w. Ii. Bride, Jas. Slater, Elias
Milen, H. N. Brown. Joseph Biyew, 3. II. Holt
C. c. Burge, Henry Kirk, w. C. Foren d. l..
Curl, G. w. Vernon, Ii. Powell, John Mccoy, j.
NJ. Archibald, Mercer Thompson, J. \. Smith,
Samuel Mansfield, c. d. Burkhart, j. J. Kelly,
James Schooling, T. P. Mcknight, Geo. Eum-
phrey, I. n. Rice, NJ. Fuller Walter Ketchum,
j. S. Morris, Canada Montgomery, DAVID Fro
man. Robert Glass
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FREE ADvERTrsfso.-From family TO family,
city to city, from State to State, the fame of DIR.
WALKERS VEGETABLE VINEGAR BrrrER's =
specific for all arrangements of the stomach, bow
els and liver, is continually extending. Every
invalid who tries the great restorative, every in
diriduaI who has witnessed its effect, be-
comes its spontaneous ddeertiser. Its voluntary
missionaries are innumcrable. and public enthu
| siasm in its favor spreads faster than prairie
| G.a
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LIBRARY LEcrURE.-We learn that Rev. C. C.
Stratton. of Salem. has been secured by the Lii
br&ry Association of this city and will deliver the
next lecture for the benefit Of said society, at the
II. E. Church the evening fthe seth instant
Mr. s. has tine reputation speaker, and
will doubtless fill the bill on the occasion to the
satisfaction Of all who attend.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-03-18

CHANGE OF FIRM.-The old and reliable firm of
Russell Ferry, Real Estate Brokers, Portland,
has been changedto Russell, Ferry & Woodward.
by the admttance into it of the latter gentleman.
We are advised that the firm viii carry on bust
ness on amore enlarged scale, having greatly in
creased their facilities by the change. Sue
cess to them.
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FARMING PRosPEcrs.-our farmers begin to
grow uneasy as the "dews" continue to fall, and
tho time for commencing farming operations is
indefinitely postponed. The usual breadth ofland
will hardly be seeded this Spring, unless tho most
favorable Of weather shall be immediately ush-
ed in, and present appearances are not at all
hatterInp.
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PEARs-Says the Farmer, last Summer brought
SO per bushel and SIS per barrel in Eastern mark
ets and the supply was small. Growing pears in
the East seems to be failure. Here is another
chance for people. The railroads when COM
pletcd will give us an Eastern market for all our
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THANKs.-We under obligations to some
unknown friend for copies of late Eastern jour
mails.
To Frank Wood. At present tarrying in Bloom
ington, ILL.,, for renewed favors.
To Senator Corbett for valuable public docu.
,nants.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-03-18

SUrr CoAxEScEn.--on Wednesday. the Oregon
& California Railroad commenced suit, in the Cir
cult Court OF Linn county, against property hold
for right of way mp the city front. from Fro
man Buildings TO Jas II. Foster 4 Co.'s mills, for
a railroad switch
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-03-18

REcoRDEE's CernT.-on Thursday evening,
S. A. Pitcher up before Recorder Humphrey, 5,
on the charge of wife beating. After fair and
impartial trial. with able counsel to defend him,
he was found guilty of the charges preferred by
the jury and was sentenced by the Recorder to
pay fine of $50 and costs, filling in which he
will go to iail for season.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-03-18

AaENr.-Mr. J. NJ. Baltimore, general news
paper, advertising and collecting agent Portland.
Oregon, is authorized to act as agent at that poin
for the REGISTER.
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observation-disclosures. Miller 4 Britson, Black
smiths, dissolved partnership by mutual agree
ment on Monday, March 18th. Mr.. Miller will
still run the old shop corner of Second and
Ellsworth streets.
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New PAPER--Mr. Urban L. Hicks is about
establishing newspaper in East Portland. I,
will be Democratic in politics.
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FARM SoLp.-W. +. Settlen,er. few days
since, sold his fine farm, about Eve miles south of
this city, to Aldo Borchers, for the sum of &c.
00o As the farm contained two hundred acres,
this was at the rate of $50 per acre.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-03-18

On Saturday last the P. r. Co.'s steamer .sAot
Fly, just above Corvallis, broke a shaft. She va,
taken below for repairs by Fanny Patton.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-03-18

PoTAroEs.--For asplendid potato at the lowest
rates, go to the grocery store of Mr.. N. S. Du-
Bois.
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LosT.-On Wednesday, on Calipooia street, be-
tween Second and Third, solid gold Belt Buckle.
The finder will be suitably rewarded upon the re-
turn of said Buckle to FRANK PARTON
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We were visited by quite a hail-storm on the
18th. We hear Of NO damage resulting therefrom.
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hEsIDEscEs.-Several of our weli-to-do farm
ers, residing near the city, preparing to erec,
fine residences the coming Summer.
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SroPPED.-From high water and other causes.
at present none of our mills are running.
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TEA.-For a choice article of Gunpowdcr Tes
60 to P. c. Harper Co.'S. Having "interview
cd" it, we speak whereof we ourself acquaint
ed of. It is the beet have seen in the market
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-03-18

No QroRUA.-As only two members Of th'
Council made their appearance at tho chamber OF
Saturday night last, there no business trans
acted
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-03-18

MONEY BY ExPRgss.-Look out for men who
are looking for money by express, and who wish
to obtain articles "short credit" Several of
our citizens have been "hornswogglcd' lately by
enterprising gents of this description. A hint to
the wise, dc.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-03-18

NEW CLorHING.-Mr. y. Baum has arrived
from San Francisco with the ncates stock of cloth
ing ever brought to this city, which he is now
opening in the REGISTER Buildings, corner of
First and Ferry streets. Try a coup of suits.
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Read The Foilowins. =

1t affords me much pleaure to give you, in these
few lines, very sincere testimonial for the Piano
Fortes of your manufacture. We have now used
the Patent Arion Pianos' in our Conservatives
for year. and have had fair opportunity Of test
ing their durability during that sme- The Pianos
have been played upon almost constantlys from
morning till night, and Piano must indeed Be
good one when it viii bear such constant use with
out showing signs Of detection. AZ for yenaisix1
tunc, it out rivals any Piano known TO me-
Their peculiar sweetness of tone IN the treble
las compared to other Piauos With tharsrdinary
metal agraffe arrange ement II 20 striking that
have had pupils remark, while taking their
that although they had at home Whist they sup
posed to be one OF the best mikes OF Pianos, stiQ
the treble was very wirey toned compared with ~
"ARION." y II 7 4 .s .4A+
What makes them still more desirable u their
uniform volume oftone. which enables n Aetiaefex
perform composition in sits true ehar1etsfl -
In total, can conscientiousy endorse all that 10
claimed by the Arion Piano Forte Conpany for
their superb Instruments, as considcr theM 50
perior to any other make. y - tz1st ss&saz'
Congrataiating You UPON the great sveeees ysa
have obtained IN the manufActurc cf soreffs6&aai
instrument, Ircmain yours, ~ uGf7ne@ aaR y
Very truly,
HENRY SCHROEDER.
Director.
New York Saptcrnher e. 1870
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We call attention to the interesting communi-
cation of 7. j. Sites, County School Superintcnd-
ent, elsewhere in this paper It should be
given a careful perusal
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-03-18

Tho shene out quite after the old style for .
few moments on Thursday.
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+. o. o. F.--Grand Master, Chester n Terry,
viii visit Albany Lodge No. 4, !. O. o. f., on
Official business. on the evening Of the 22d inst
Wednesday next. A full attendance Of members
of the Lodge Is especially requested that even
szr5zzzs
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-03-18

AcITATED.-The question of building largo
public hall and frst-class brick hotel, is being
agita.ed, and an attempt to form a joint stock
company for such purpose is under consideration
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-03-18

New GooDs.-Msssrs. Rlain, Young Co. ar,
receiving new goods. Go and examine them.