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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-05

bl0SGM y. monroe, tile
gentleman who has been for many
years past conducting marble yard in
Salem, and who has given such emf
nent satisfaction ia his line of business,
will in a few weeks open out a first
class marble establishment in this city.
See his card elsewhere.
THE ERA.-The East Rsnsaad Dcm-
ocrdtic Era Is on our table. It is pub
lished by Messrs. Hicks & Raveiy. is q
32-coIumn weekly, presents a superior
mechanical appearance and abounds in
carefully culled and well written mis-
.celIany.o Wewish it abundant success
and long life of usefulness.
MAJOR JOHNSON, the gentlemanly
landlord of the City Hotel, sof Corval.
lis, still maintains the inviable reputa.
ton which he has established as q
caterer TO the floating public, and still
makes his hotel one Of the most popu.
lar public houses in Oregon. Long
May he.centipus to ifcateEv
Several croquet 4sgrounds'' are in op
grafton in this city, and the young la,
dies of Albany are adding yigor t.
their forms and reses to their cheeks
by extensively patronizing the maiIc
and ball. We are indebted to . lad
friend for the opportunity of cutting I
figger in the gentle undulatfons of th,
game -
MARRIAGE LICENSES issued by th,
Clerk of Linn county for the inontl
:. al on fzsaz sssszz fSs-s + =
G. G. Lee to r. A. Powell.
T.. Foley to Lilly Lines.
w. H.Kuhn to Addic T.. Beach.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-05

GoDEY's LADY Book for May, with
its wealth of literary treasures, its
brilliant and gorgeous illustrations,
and its reliable fashion information, is
promptly at hand. "Godey" should be
regarded as indispensable in every
household, and should grace the bou-
doir of every lady in the land. Address
l. 4. Cooley, Philadelphia.
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BUILDINGs.-Mr. @, B. Howard
will in a few weeks erect two build-
ings on the lot formerly occupied by
Gird's saloon. On the corner where
the old saloon stood he will erect n
large and handsome billiard saloon,
and on the east Of that building to be
used by s1r. Butler as harness shop.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-05

DEAD.-Mr. ]. P. Hogue, one of the
Oldest and wealthiest citizens of this
county, diedat Portland last Tuesday.
He had been on visit to the East, and
had arrived thus far on his homeward
journey. General debility and entire
prostration, occasioned by sea-sickness.
is ascribed as the cause of his death.
The remains We're brought to this city
and last Wednesday were followed to
the grave by large procession ofourcit-
liens. Peace to his ashes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-05

FARM FoR SALE.--We direct the at
tention of those interested to the adj
yertisement of James Burlington, who
offers desirable farm for sale on the
most reasonable terms. This farm is
handsomely located and is of the very
richest quality of land, and contains
every requisite for desirable home
stead.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-05

RELIGIoCs.-Rev. A. w. Sweeney
will hold morning and evening services
at the College ext Sabbath.
Rev. I. ID. Driver will preach at the
Court House on next Sabbath at 4
o'clock P. ~, on behalf of the American
Bible Society. There will be no church
at that hour. consequently large au-
dience may be expected.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-05

J. R. Ream, ESQ, one of the best
boys that ever showed jack-planc, and
at present Eugene Alderman, pro-
truded his classic phiz into our sane
tum last Monday. To see Jerry SEEM
ed like old times, "when we were boys
and girls togsther.''
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-05

AT EUoENE.-A gentleman just
down from Eugene says that last
week, when it was positively known
that the railroad would touch that
place, town property doubled in value
Mt one jump, and that more real estate
changed hands in four days than in the
four months preceding. We congratu-
late the Eugeners on their apparent
prosperity, but advise them not to
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-05

A NEW GRIsT1 MILL -Mcssrs. FL
kins Brothers, of Lebanon, are now
erecting an excellent grist-mill at that
town, and expect to have it in opera
ton Immediately after next harvest
This will be great advantage to the
people of that vicinity, and we are
pleased to note the enterprise.
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The aboyc are the saost rapid selling and pop
uisr books ever ppyn this Coast. Agents are
meeting with success eserywhsre.
Ssad smmediafeiy Jor Circulars and 1erms to
A. L. BANCROFT & CO.,
aresms .sAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
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reap much profit thereby
SCOOP von THIS DAY AND TRAIs
ONLY.u-The fallacy of this printed
notice on railroad tickets has been sew
eral times deesded by the eosrts. 1t
has recently been again decided that an
ordinary railroad ticket, for which a
consideration has been received by the
company, is good till used, except such
as "througlf' tickets, or those issued for
special purposes; and 500 damages
were awarded against certain railroad
for ejeeting passenger from the cars
because his ticket bore a date differing
from that of the day on which he at
tempted to travel. - s.,..ss sia =. e
LocALITEMs are beastly scarce thls
week, with d downward tendency as the
heated term approaches. Everybody
is too busy or too lazy to send US items
of interest, and the same complaint il-
capacitates us from hunting or manu-
featuring them. We are now patient
~ waiting for something TO turn up
If any man will marry niger or run
off with another mans wife he can
count on us for frst-class netice at
great reduction in cost, and q suicide
would be- especially immsrtadzzed by
this fast rusting pen. Trat CIT your
sensations. ss'sa
tTHE AIArrocK,, is the title af a neat
tidy little paper, published at Browns
vile, this county. Though no publish
er,s name is hoisted at the gable end,
this elegant little digger (short fol
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twill be source of regret to many TO learn
that Mrs. Grants receptions are over for the
season. She soon leaves the city for a short
trip to Philadelphia and New York, and a. Con-
gress will probably adjourn before her return
and the strangers will have departed, there will
be no further necessity tor her standing through
many fatigueing hours merely TO exchange greet
ings with those she sees once only. This last re-
ception WAS not so full or CAV as the one week
ago, why We cannot say for there were all the
elements for enjoyment. Both the President
ana Mrs. Grant looked unusually we'll. The
dress she wore, of blue brocaded silk with white
point lace trimmings, was particularly be-
icate looking wife Of Senator Conkling
Her dress was pale shade of lavender With
black lace shawl and white lace cape. Mrs
Genera k1sketts looked sparkling and elegant
IN blue SILK, with white muslin over the silk
Miss Kitty Felt looked fresh and blooming, AMI
was charmingly dressed. Among the guests
we're the most distinguished Of our residents and
vlsifore. Mrs. Fish, though not standing with
the receiving party, gave her valuable assistance
In entertaining the company, and her handsome
dsughter, Mrs. BENJAMIN, lent the charm Of
r nsI presence until fatigue compelled her to
young secretaries Of the commission. and there
were many fair young ladies present, with
nom tney conld MD enjoy = pleasant "h e:...
ANDY anS later s.t LAZY Sua:s. ~
was over, Sir Edward Thornton. the Earl de
Gray, Sir Stafford Northcote, Lord Tentefdep
Sir John Macdonald and Prof. Barnard called
They are all now quite familiar with the leaders
of society, and apparently enjoy the recreation
Of visiting after the knotty discussions of bust
ness are disposed of. There has been a mistake
made IN writing the name OF Sir John Mac
donald, and dividing The name. His card reads
Sir John Alexander Macdonald, Her Britain
mic Najesty's High Commissioner"
= Niles Schepck and her friend, Miss Estee.
had quite brilliant reception.
Mrs. Judge Wylie also held her usual Tue
| VI.
vermont and Massachusetts, avenues are 10
be made still more aristocratic and beautif Al
by additional residences. Senators Morrill, OF
Vermont, Cragin, Lynch, Frelinghuysen, and
several Others are negotiating for the erection
CITY.
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Zen. BbheT for GOreTHoF.
BOSTON, March l5.-The journal has the FOL-
lowing:
=" Lively TINE AHBAD.-The signs of the
times Indicate lively political campaign the
coming fall. II all accounts be true, il l. the
intention of the fTierds OF Gen. Butler to pla e
his name before the republican convention for
Governor. IL is said Gen Il alter is not COM
mitted yet TO this proposition. though he does
lot treat the suggestion with indifference, as Il
leaves him in position TO accept Senatorial
nonors IN the future, or even higher honors
should the country demand his services. IL ha.
been urged that Butler il strong only in a
small district. and he is rot opposed re- the
movement, but hie friends will refufe this charge
II necessary be would no doubt take the stump
ipr. George IL. Loring. In case this programme
Is carried out, will run in the fifth Con yressonal
district TO Ill the vacancy caused by the retire
ment OF Butler; or he may prefer q foreign ap-
poinfment. Butler, IL II whispered, will have
thesupport OF the labor party and the inn uence
OF Wendell Phillips, while il ir Anticipated the
soldier element will sustain him by their vote
The opponents Of this plan propose TO rally
under Jewell ard Rice, although some of the
bitterest anti-Butler men suggest that the re
nomination OF Governor ClAfiin would settle the
question at least for this year, a. his chances of
carrying the republican convention are Thought
to be more certain than those of any former
candidate vet named.
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The Southern e.tr.ses euessie..

Action If he House fo-day-A Ce@proaise Meas
ETs-ZAe Sabj>st Referred 60 q Special Co.'s zti-
zee 70 Rptrl neat Sesstoa-Early A,gosrRneR.
Probable.
In the House, this afternoon, upon the call OF
States for reso lutions, bills, &C., Mr.. Lynch of
Maine, his State bling the first called, offered
General Buffers bill for the protection Of life
snf property In tie South. Mr.. Cox OF ". Y.
Oh. ected on the ground that previous notice had
not b en- given ae required by the rules. The
Speaker sustained the objection, and conse-
quently the bill could not be introduced.
MIR. Peters, OF Maine, then introduced q reso-
luton authorizing the Speaker to appoint a
seect committee OF thirtce en- to examine into
the condition of arfsirs in the South. and report
TO the House In December next. Upon this the
previous question was ordered by a vote OF l12
ayes % l6 nays-Gen. Butler and fifteen others.
General Butler charged that he had been
defeated by man who had kept out OF the
caucus-referring 10 Mr.. Peters. The demo-
Crsts all voted for the resolution OF Mr.. Peters,
it being accepted by them as a compromise.
1t is thought this action settles the question
of adjournment, and the kuklnx business being
disposed OF, il is possible that both houses wall
adjourn TO morrow or next day.
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FEMALE TIPPLIEe.-The Tribune notes an
article in the London Lancet on tho increasing
prevalence OF intemperance among educated
English women, and remarks: 1t is worth our
While to look at home and see how this matter
stands with uf. There IL such q sense of chiy-
Airy toward the weaker sex and faith in their
purity among Americans that statement that
drunkenness existed to any appreciable amount
among educated women would be received with
Sisgust and incredulity. Yet there are CERTAIN
fActs which it 10 high time should be taken at
once into the eravest consideration by both the
pulpit and the proAs. To physicians they are
unfortunately, bat too familiar. larsS pro.
PORTION Of femRle patients in inssne asylums, Il
, said, havebeeOhne 20 from the use or stinu-
hnts, while inobriAte aey luna. for women are
flied ont Of the highest ranks OF society. : -
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Mexican Ne~s.

Ie't0fdehs, Eartkquak,s, aud Net,ors.
Cry OF MEXICO, March 6, via HAVANA,
March 13.-The United States steamer Cyrape
commander Hopkins, arrived at Salins Cruz
from Alaska, February 18th. She is to assist
In exploring the canal.
The United States Consul has received q tele-
gram from General Cook, kinggold Barracks.
Texas, copgratuating him on the completion
OF the telegraph line between Mexico and Car
mage.
A meteor fell in ojaliso, followed by a heavy
eaItlquAke.
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Filkips, she Express Rebber

R0bJtTy a. dc First Deqree
ALBANY, March 15.-Tbe Jury in the Filkins
case TINS morning rendered q verdict OF guilty
or robbery in the frst degree, and the court
immediately sentenced the prisoner % twenty
years Imprisonment in the Clinton prison. the
will prepare bill Of exceptions and apply for a
writ OF error, and carry the matter before the
general term of the supreme court for review.
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Sentenced 10 be Hanged.

NEW ok, March 15-ChArles PardOl, late
y convicted In the United States Circuit Court
o. burning the ship Robert Edwards at sea on
tne 20th OF june last, was, This morning, SEN
fenced TO be hanged on the 18th OF MAY next
Charles Meredith and Fred. Allen, his associ-
ares. who loaded guilty., we're sentenced 20 the
Albany pepitentary for ten yeays, at hard
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TIE Louisville Courer-Journal thinks Amy
Richardson, of Iowa. weight three hundred and
hfty-twO, as singular a case OF big Amy as that
in which e. q. Bowen in engaged.
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A RAILROAD, with a three-foot guage Is in
operation between Akron and MassiIlon Ohio.
Another similar road IL projected in the same
state. The right Of way IL fifteen feet, instead
Of forty, the usual width, and the locomotives
are 20 weigh tive tone, instead OF thirty. aud to
be capable OF drawing from ten 90 twenty load
ed FRI ighf cars, each of two and half tons ca
pacitv. passenger car on this road will hold
twenty PEOPLE.
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SENATOR WILSON was taken suddenly il on
Monday evening with spasms and is still very
sick, but considered now, we are glad 70 cay
entirely out o. danger.
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1"I1l rap you on your little head IL q
popular Western par ody on much eung song
~ Pore Plus the Ninth prefers Verdi 8
music to that VI any other living composer.
, ~Jem Mace and the husband Of Mrs. Scott
siddoDs, ran f0ot-race in Albany on Friday,
Mace won.
0The trahic IN little Italian boys, Who are
pent from their native country TO America and
before.
| n0lndiAnapolis has q emission saloon -
khere they pass the hat for every impecunioas
prunkard Who has not the wherewithal to nav
tor his liquor.
heeviest carpet bag he could ind in the siepot.
and. after carrying u I'VE miles, opened il and
found the contents to be half q hundred Bibles.
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Fire

NRw YORK, March 15.-Spragus & Clo-e :
chemical works, in Delavan street. near Rich
ard, Brooklyn, was destroyed by IRE this morn
ing. Loss on building, IS ,oe0, ana the stoek
g. 200, not insured.
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RoEBrck On TEE RAMPAsR.-Ar. Roebuck.
In IN address At Sheffeid England lsst night,
denounced the liberation OF the Fenian c0pvicts
a. dastardiy act, and their reception in Amer
lea n disgrace 70 the country, and another
proof that she is Ing lands bitter enemy
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LA CRoss1, Wis, March is.-The larg.
warehouse Of Billiard, at Reeds Lsudry
MINI, was burned last night, together viii
$50, 600. i'~e
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d. Paarsck,s nav IN R..se.

~. FHltsck's Day In B0aaOD.
boerOr, March 1.-THE Montgomery Light
Suer0 viii act as encort to the Irish procession
On st. Patrick's dsy, and parade IN citizens'
erees. the colonel and the other officers OF the
seenent to which the guards belong having re-
tary body,
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a Repuhiieau Sueees.

PHILADELPHIA, March 15.-The republicans
have carried the Mayor OF Camden under the
new city charter by 49, also, the Recorder and
2 majority OF the Councils. and the Chosen
freeholders. The dsmocrstic receiver Of taxes
was elected.
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I A BILL has been introduced in the Ohio Lee-
flature 70 make the purchaser and drinker O.
ptoxicating .liqu0a liable to ne same pains
4nd penalties - are now prescribed by Law for
NE seller Of saeA liquors. The bill contains .
correct principle, Damely: that the man who
Sutragee decency By getting drunk is the resI
Him!nal In 81 caseS Of drunk enness, and should
Ie punished therefor as much at least a. the
pan mat sold him the hqaor, who at most h
only accessory 10 the crime.
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ga Hoosier critic compsre. Nilsson ,

ga Hoosier critic compare. Nilsson to the
''Nerice dc Medica.'
- One hundred and twenty seven mothers of
Worcester, Mass, seconded by all the phys Clans
have united in asking that the afternoon ses-
si0ns Of the lower grade of schools be shorter e.
Their prayer will probably he granted.
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SENATE CONFERENCE.-The Senate in
executive session yesterday confirmed the nomi-
nations of number OF postmasters, among
them Il. h. Lee 10 be postmaster at Camden,
" Il
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TIE TENNESSEE, with the Santo Domingo
Commissioners, was still at Kingston, Jamaica,
Yesterday
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VIRGINIA TAX BILL.-Tbe Virginia Legisla-
ture has finally passed the :" oct imposing uaNes
Tor the support OF the government and freq
schools, aud 20 pay the interest ON the pablio
every Si00, one-nfth TO be applied 20 public
schools; on every male adult 81 Tor public school
purposes. Taxes and licenses for al kinds OF
business are also liked by the bill.
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hm,naries tor the Fight between lin Collins
and Billy Edwards have been arranged. The
men deposited . forfeit of $3.50 each, TO fight ON
the 18th OF May, within 100 miles Of New Work .
for Al 600 aside. Their weight 10 not 10 exceed
Ia bounds each.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvESUE.-The receipts from thi
source to-day were S39l4C2o 5.
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Revolutiens IN seuth America

Mo = AhrIRo, Feb. %, via Lisbon, March Is
Inc Brazilian ministry has resigned Senior
rManoos will probably form a new Cabinet.
Inc revolution in Montevideo continues
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Bios TOE 0oyeFDn0oe 00oas TO-dav.
INV YORK, March l5.-There were twenty
four proposals. for bonds to-day, Amounting 70
3. ,325 600. at 1o9.S to 1l0.2s The Awards 1iIl
be ,0oo 900, 1t from 1885 to 100 s.
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Tho Aarkeas Te.Hax.

1.ss'nrhed Exeisstrsip 10 The Eresrag Sta,
BALTIMORE. March J5.-Cotton firm: midJIipr
uplands, l%l. Flour frm: low and middling grade
eotlse Glover Sc d quiet - GaS7 IS. Wheat fra
except fer low Rraces. which are very dull. ohio
and lncisna. 81 .6cASl g. others urchsngsd Corr
sctve arc INN; white southern. IS. yellow sout n
efn, 81 tPork finn: Baco. more activr LarI .t.sdy
Cats, s5esSy; Bye dun 1t soaSI.O5. Whisky, les.
BALyIMSRE, March 5.-yirginia sixes. old, 6.
bid So asked. ~' -
NEW YORK, March l5.-Gold rte sdy, or H., Go,
einments dali and heavy. Stoke. since the cali
very strong, Money easy q T. Exchange, long, 81
snort ~. Virginia skies. 81; do. new, g. = North
Carolinas, 4oa do. new, IS
NKw YORK. March B.-Flour dull and droopinp
Wheat quiet and noninally uachaI ged Corn auiet
ard unchanged. a
THE FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, March IS, IL ~ a. m Consois, sl,. for
9chey 81 = Ter account. American securities hrm
30 Us 1862 a. 1865 old, 9lss: 1857 D. 9Os: 10 40
Grie; rs; Hi, ois, ilo.. Great Western, so,E
LIVERPOOL, March Is, ii 80 r. m-Cotton firm
upsnds, "a to ~; Orleans, "a TO ~, sales are
estimated At u 90 bales.
.L"NioN, March Is, 30 p. m.-Ame ricau secpri
ties qniet. steady and uncba ased
and hanged. i~sS'
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Government securttrea.



| ~ Bar oS. Brok,ys' ana tomnuotol T.krraps
Lewis johnson n 20. quote stocks and bond. a,
nome aho foreign markets, as follOws:
NEw YORK March B-U. s. 6s, ISL, coupon, lis :.
c s. o., o0T 1 i2ss; sas q, coupon; ll2
cSn n sSug g liG,. s1: S. ooug.n M. 40s
pre- prei fl,;on Canton -; Cumberland, We-i
Mail Mail a. Boston Water Power, q of d: Adam. IL
AmsI,sa. E.S!.:: Ets2s.., s. ict .
Re- sssdins; ,0I,. M,shigsn tsntrs LAKE shoT,
road 2eI: Illinois Central, l94; Clevsiand AND
pa Cievei.nd. coiumSIs se,an.ai, :nS fsdisS
liz; Nlwsukis b Paul. IS; DO. 1referred rs .
Wabash and Western, 81: Fort Wayne, IS on d
Alton Terre Hsnte, =: Hannibal and ST. %, s. :
lineage and Alton, lib Old; do pref 4, lie: Obs,
aud aud MiI,slsSslpn, eer,ihestes 81 Columbus Chi
Old o. do, new, es1.; Virginia STATE sizes. Old
" MOTH Carolina axes, old, 46sx; do, new 25i,
10; Missouri skies, 81; Central Pacific Bopd-
~; cEion Pacific First Bonds, So. Gold. III a
The Bills for the ward contracts for paving
we're opened yesterday. but Nr. Peachin the
Mayors clerk, states that only partial awards
have been made up to one O'Clock to-day an,
that the Mayor Is arranging them this afternoon
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This splendid Hair Dye 10 the best in thu world
harmless reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
iero nor any ritdiie poison TO produce paralysis
cfafh Avoid the Wanted and delusive pre-
n1ssting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
W A Bachelors Hair Dye has had tavfy veays
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold
York, fcs-tf
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PERRY DAVIS, PAIN KILLER.

The PAIN KILLER il by universal consent al
lowed 70 have won for itself a reputation unsur-
passed I'm the history Of medical preparations. Its
instantaneous effect in the eradication and extinc-
ton OF Pain in all its various forms incident
human family and the unsolicited written and YER
TAI testimony Of the masses in its favor have been,
ard are its own best advertisements.
The ingredients 81 the PAIN KILLER, being
purely VEGETABLE, r. nder ii q perfectly safe and
efhcaci4us remedy taken iLterr ally, well a. for
external apple atiOns, " hen used according to di-
Tections. The stain npop linen from its Is
ly removed By washing with alcohol.
The Medicine Justly celebrated for the cnre of
many OF the Affections incident the human family
has now been before the public over THIRTY YEARS,
and has found lite way into almost every corner OF
The world and wherever n has been used. the same
opinion is expressed OF its medical properties.
In any attack. where prompt action upon the
~ stem Is IeQuired, the Pain Killer is invaluable.
Its almost ipsfan taneous effect in Believing Pam 10
truly wonderful and when used accordipe 10 direc.
tions: 10 true to its name, . PAIN kILLER.