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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-01
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V,NANELED slate MANTELS.- PLAIN,
N,Hl, AMI pee1f.ir pe ifo1 -lui :" hn1 uiNAa
-. ~. - ,f,tgr. 4. ,err..u fin fri orfm,ut'L
PI.NRHAN SLATE 90, ~. g" Ne. ti-h!eenil 80.
bstwtca ilnn sa- >iIghaYes.
MARBLE and MAEBLElZED MANfELS,
Va G.s,raae, Tile, Tars sri fmifn As--htA 'ho"oon"
- srs.t ,...rr.at Of NtNtEIs rners rsalrfu
" kitbtIi l., su I.,,, Irhi,, nt5 -, N-~-lors.
EstpUJ EILEp SLATE NANrELS.-lhch
y -fi ,,..a lrssas. f.l 80 81 So, tg e. -' o. IT,
S.E,,iET co. coo tHT'r '-. ii' t'D IN Ii''''' SEE
=, KLABER x Co., MARBLE WORKS. 2l7
- .l- 81. Fgaf-s. l.fs..u h.. a.l .iavr
$50. Fad M.a,.... N.l.,. A,larr. t,..,.O.e, -ll
,..I... .es la.. rHtslti ur'r
Sis. And o.. UrN S AHDs s., .i .. Ao."a,
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49, A.aa,,@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-01
c,vBpIpGg LAVE STOCK MAREEr-Fas. D.

tCi-- Rereips bead. demand morrr ssh Eyfr'
r.t Quality = ra $40 50. Second quality SiD 49, ~; Third
o1f, -G0 >. 81 sleep L'mt,Ese pie !ti bend; irtf'
f... -. ia lot. q - 20 BuIi ~.9 go 3D.
Nsl ,, ts0 l0 Tlsis fhr last markedly 'anbl,t iLs
market LtIesier VII be LCh 81 Nsi,roNh
BTFFAIO LIVE STOCK MAHHNr-f,a -
Cst.-E.itts ,p1 h~ .'' iist "reI
~ .,l.. ~ e--No .,,. iors->aes LOAF - 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-01

, of sender should so BE- painted upon one 'na Nn
rs pl.iu indicating the contents Nal On mseee or ' ~
nr and directions also stating DO" sn "hea ~
&C.,. A pglug Will add much 10 Tie 'aae % H Wv
L,e
BTANS AND fEAs. 900. A.. -.
6t0i hush FOR ne week ~
,-s,u. .: corresponding week last year. 5a BUSH ROY se
r,r. .t , up lA3'o bush. beans ~ ~. ~
i Al tie gd1arccl qn'.a ons--' " .i,
~, reser. r,ei siFoug tAonsh qe 200 l e,s
iu'o store, or ac uo vnfie '
,ru Some %. Oh. sacs are 81 EeiAm' qi hti i
. ';-. 70. p 81, 10 co. 80 d, tts Al ~ gO.6
Ea, a5s5 OF lrovs = bbls ~ %; S's bOis IN lg', 9
e s2.s 20 tbi fge 70 h1cg y ~ go y. AS az ' W.
-. sci. mime Beans. Lima, ueN. ..S3 VldT6 W.
b.-h.... - s. - - Peas, tsn ire'bbiS ,'g ~
notar. io good. 3 400 40 Do d" Bulb ....' - =.
10 y go. Z ;;5I% 81 D, 5c Ei.csc,r
paUot.H 90 I..r 55G u| bush bsy.. @"9 ) "
f.sas Au......... . ltG 3S
BUTTER.
p,. ASA cs-s fsr us week 8o5 les than the previous
ne ate k a0 wear $40 Of last week
..... lr .ys I.gI ~ what fhs tyrc. made them. For
r. c,n,t & Is rg Pehru-
u. Ia. -rgt The I,uft.r rfgl1 Of
q. rsf, ofGr derics hack
.., rrrk. mac Inc % each
a.. -. isror5,. rt,srely a short terot
r s...,. ma olf bater Auue1r.
~. chs. gr. vii star
,ey Wing t.c f--t 81 d. ,e,.on to butter do
wv 49, rc.,-. .fr1uy Trade bas been
r s 4, t "a Nh. n rsr.ed absence of Eastern and
III t-... crl. t,ke tor immediate
-. , OBJ, enc ~ .r.,l,Uv feeling shippers
- IsnS .qef week and are ooa ID. have
,,rhs.. ,- r. t+ 49, st,,-- Wub desire on the part
p, les To kcep down 500 is has len impossible 10
ton 5r,, ttf r,.t r l,,s strcilv choice
b, ,al ems ID M tge ~ "a mon irorhe lt the hard vork
~ Doe me INN gradc but
o. bc,l. ,a da Of 10 6rsu al 5;, 6nc dairy frsins
81 Il % b tshs on he or at Sc viii some selections
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-01

Ps . osI. nesl 'un-tsuged rates ne pug :" We
tf-l. If r-eg r0 gra.rs good or'rr tt'uih On" tl
Sunday ard Monday thav- out some lots 10" '4t s'
Gee. zoe. u.I crop gnotuons a" mos tDi' 800,
fro-. I'D. s - for Gro1s- and = - Tor QitiL A lawsuit
b. r, .e re s,an.i pigeon cher who cIs-7I soA 20
- &c., Ind chen sued them tie rttus were Dot
s. BE- SOUGHT establish contract bui ht J"se iu'u an
.r- car load buff las arrived Do Ahc 'oloh
4fI.. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-01
EXEMPTION of CIVIL BONDS Of 1860.
III SrArK oy CAIIyORNA, TRRAsuRr DEPARTMENT, I


SACRAMENTO, February I'LL
whera, There this DAY in e Sbe Treasury ihe sun Of
thousand slOO dollars which under NE provisions Of a.
the Legislature Of said STATE entitled An bC 70 provide o
paving certain eauit,hle against the STATE Of California and 70
contract funded deb, for shat Purpos .PPI9'e aPr So ~
apart for the redemption Of Civil Bonds OF sl o'' ' i VI"
provisions Of said act, notice Is hereby given that
SEALED PROPOSALS .
for the surrender Of said Bonds oil BE- received at @ department o
tie above specGel, until the . So,
leu DAY OF APRIL, A d., 1911
at II ocloct a m. ,-s,,.
VII h must b. ndOl sealed
PROPOSAL for the surrender Of Civil Bond of 1857 .
the intel St. and must sneDiere within zen days a 1he &C.
''p''''' o. '' ''' '''' COaoSEI State Treasurer
DEDEMPTION of STATE BONDS.
Ii Stalk W CALIFORNIA, TRE,'rAi DnPtRTTsSNr{
Whereas there on . d,y in STATE Tiur, III, ,um Of two
hundred tlousaud 1000 dollars en uef we P9e
of an art u the err of stat entitled An act TO prov e
FOR avn o1,al claims against Of california and to
contract fsdei debt for that purpose approves ~ 20
also under The prov ous o an at emhS Oh , A. ,e
provisions Of aid lrs MENTIONED Ac notice e'
given that ,, ,nooos,rs
for the ,li Bors w be received At Department Tor 'ae
amount above specified. untl 'hs -,
hh DAY ofAPRIL Al. l6l,
al II O'Clock = m -.
No bid vii be entertained than PSI yare 'ri rcnh1
guarantee a' sompany each Tch "9i o' 'i'u
Proposals Tor The Redemption OF wi Bonds o. 70 o.,
proposals redemption. A. r. COkOSkl STAT lreasne
- PER CENT INTEREST
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF THE ST JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD 90.
FOR SALR ~ TUX UNDERSIGNED com
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD
''sS o Z, ae nc Of M l no on! fHR PUBLIC
We ouitatngy recommend tbem will furnish circulars
W p CONVERSE L Co.. - PGNEST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-01
DenilStrp.

Ocean 5tenrer5.
KOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
4 UNI I'D STATES sud BRALll SILAhShlP 'OhPAHA.
sailing O tAe 2ji Of ever ~ nm
NORTH AMERICA. Capt q. b. Slocuia, hsUh -
MERRIMACK. Capt NIer April ~
SOUTH AMERICA, CAPT J.. L. InEepauZh. MAY ~.
sail schedule mr and can a. - llo
p. Prrnsmhuco JEeo gong aud rtt2frug For
eplagemeut ~ freight passage, apply 10 -
WM T. GARRISON, Agent, 30. . BoWlinggreen' Ne".loA.
HAVANA, SISAL and VERA Cruz,
I NEW ORK, ard MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
Leaving Per No H. E,st River At p H. direct Tor ilayali
CITY or MERIDA Capt. De1ken.....T Tit RSDAl harcl't
CLEOPATRA Phillips. for ireigl SAT RDA1, March ~
CITY or MEXICO, Capt zimmerman. " EUNh >DAl March ~
CLEOPATRA. Capt Philips for freight. .SAtO DAf' APn
fo ~ 49, f. ALEXANDER SONS 80 Broaiw,y.
II ). MAIL TO HAVANA.
u ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP Co,
Sur egunrY ~ BRY THURSDAY Ococ p n preesey rom
Pier No 4. North River.
MORO CASTLE, Capt Adams. ....... March ?
COLUMBIA. CapL T. Ysn Size tTia Nassanl..'.'.Mrch -
NILSSON RI Capt J. y. Edwards. MaIch TO-
'' No , EoTinsgr-'n
A NCHOR LINE-STEAM TO GLASGOW,
"A LIVERPOOL and LONDONDERRY
from Pier ~ North River .
EVERY SATURDAY AND ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY.
ANGLIA, SATURDAY March 4.
Pir, Cabin massage 55 SO; Intermediate, So Sersye,
70 ''''s HESDERsoS BROTHERS, Agents.
Bo"inggneeu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-01

R,e.. s l., With 9s7 hss ,brPsd 40 n (eree prices We
u.t, transact ,us-'a.-e .eou1'e While stucty
isy ..r FOL at -. Ie. de hesf he" - o9 4n'd az zoe
Ne r.. ~ Of lie s-r J'r baie, OH Wa o. ana
B. . 20 N-1s Ms 5.r.. nales Old ectous,
al -. p. bale. 200 Laiys STATE ana
tar- do. s"iVt i-iie
10 ,r on improvement oh and new Amercins-lIe
. ,h after ADD Il cents icptce'eF
Bo., Prime b.. 90lo Hop, safe O.i. Good .. "a
l ..,, D., pr. GA 3D. Du DsI. Com. fal..... pa ;
- ......... "a 400. Oh C.ls............. Ia .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-01

EOR LIVERPOOL,
WA QUEENSTOWN.
CARRYING THE Z. 5. MAILS
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
viii dispatch one Gcass ION power iron steamships
FROM PIER No. 40, n r., EVERY WEDNESDAY,
Q fellows;
WISCONSIN, Cant. wirLiAas........N March J, At ESD m
NEBRASKA. Capt GrARD..........Mareh T. al J'Vo pm
WYOMING. Capt WHNEKay...... March 3. At 300 p N
MANHATTAN Capt FOEsrrH...... March b. a. loo pm
IDAHO Capt March ~ al JEW >
NEVADA Capt. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 70 al lliOO u
CoL0EADo. Capt T. W FREESAS. April 3. al 300 p IL
Cabin passage 500 gold
Steers e passage OGee No % BroadEa'l SO currency
For feilht or cabin passage apply 70
MILLIAMs & GTION Nc 81 WALTZ.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-06-01

TWENTY SEVEN years ago on the 9th
OF May, 1874, little before Q clock Of
the morning. Morse sent the first telo-
grsph message ever transmitted in Amer:
ica. The dispatch is in the possession
Of the Vadsworth Institute at Hartford.
It was from Baltimore to Washington,
and announced the nomination BY the
Democratic Convention OF DANES X.
Polk for the Presidency.
EXTENSIVE smuggling operations, ex>
tending over period OF several months,
involving nearly 100000, have recently
been discovered by. the officers Of the
special Treasury Department in New
York. 1t is alleged that some officers Of
ocean steamers are implicated. Several
arrests have been made, and the prison-
ers have been held for examination by
Commissioner Davenport The details of
the case arc withheld from the public.
The census of New York shows That
the State as a whole is rapidly increas.
ing in population, but tina. the increase
is mainly in the cities. Some Of the ru-
raj counties have fewer inhabitants now
than they had ten years ago. Horace
Greedy is constantly warning country
lads against following his own urban ex-
ample, and even going West is not 80
much to his liking as staying on the stcr>
lie hills of their nativity; but his coun-
sells are unheeded.
A PEsTILENcE IN BgENos AYrRs.-A
letter from Montevideo, dated April Il,
says the black wing. of pestilence are
lowering with sombre shadows over the
neighboring city of Buenos Ayers, and a
population which ten weeks since num-
bered at least 100000 souls is now res
duced by death and flight to 1000 Up
to that date there had been over 10000
deaths, and the daily average of mortali,
ty has been over 450
A dispatch from Berlin, of recent date,
says that twenty ight archbshops and
bishops of the Catholic Church have aj-
dressed petition to the Emperor of Aus
tria on he Roman question In tho PEI
tition the Emperor is requested to inform
tho King of Italy that the independence
of the Pope is necessary to the Catholic
Church, and to demand that Rome and
suitable.territory be returned to the pope.
The petitioners also say it is the duty Of
all other Catholic powers, and of the
Protestant powers, to make the deman
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-06-01

mmd Whit
Hhaoup
e @U %
oil nsu
LIE Of
ssboudI pr il ~
sod
ce ree ne i@ the the ps1
hAuMfr spd
snIedo n'n n sid
for very some Of The as
o .
$50 ~ w.
10th MlrslpM WsconMn
va
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-06-01
"ws AHAALLESGR rvs CLosEsr lxsPscYros.

MANHOOD: HOW lost. HOW RESTORED.
w list published hy Or. LEWIS; 93s paess
Nsird Edition. THE MEDICAL COMPANION AND
GtADE 70 HEALTH. az the radical cure Of sper.
watos'&ssa, OR Seminal Meakness, involuntary ss@'
iaAj Losses. lmpotency. Mental and Physical Ines'
pccity, lmpsdimsnts to Marriage etc and the Ven,
1rsai and syphilhic haAdes, With plain and simpis
directions for The speedy cure OF secondary sy9p-
tafps GonorrhTa, elects. Stricturss and eli diseasss
II the skin. such ~ scusvy. scrofua Ulcers. Bohs.
Biotches and iimples ~ the face and body. Csn.
ssmpon Epilepsy, oaA FITS, Induced by s~lf induy-
gepce or sexual extravaganza.
The celebrated sS4taQr u this admirable TrsaGss
dearly demonstrates FROM forty years successfW
practice. that the alarming consequence Of self ahvs
nay be rad ically eote pointing out . mode OF
cpre at once smpL certain, and >GestuaI, BY means
Of WHICH every s1Huter no matter what his copdiioD
pay be, can be sasl;u4ly cured, cheapiy, prigat~y
ALPHABETICALLY.
Vih's bog should be IN the ,lnanaa d. every
,ulsn in the land
Sent ppaer .Seal ip a plain envelope. Price 80
cents Adarsss, ,lG. Lewis, 80. ! Beach sweet
Rev Tork. IA DIN
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-06-01
Tinwa1'e

as cheap as the same
quality can be had any.
where.
Buy your Stoves of
permanent dealers, when
in case they need re-
pairs you can get them.
A splendid line of Ia
bic and Pocket Knives
just received.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-06-01
w A r.
Among the Hardware
Men /!

Now is the time to buy
goods. l paid CASH for
mine, but the people say
| am selling as cheap as
those who got their goods
for nothing.
A No. l Chopping Axe
for one dollar.
Best fence nails selling
at what they cost laid
down at the door.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-06-01

Alex. Davis is still selling the Singer Sewing Machine
and the Lambs Knitting Machine
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-06-01

LIST OF GIFTS

erxi o
Of
teen o.
rewritten
The t
CpuG
u'" Chicago aud Milwaukee, and the business n nf~'
SAGE & JACKSON.
NB-pnze anbed n'wher ok sarea nsidor not
JACKSON
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-06-17
A Touching Obituary.

A disconsolate editor thus bewails the
loss of his wife and apostrophises her
memory thusly.:
ssThus my wife died No moro will
those loving hands pull off my boots and
part my back hair as only true wife
can. No more will those willing feet
replenish coal hod and waite. pail. No
more will she arise, mid the tempestuous
storms of winter, and HE herself away to
build the fire. without disturbing the
slumbers of the man who dotted on her SO
artlessly. Her memory is embalmed IN
my heart of hearts. | wanted to en-
balm her body, butt found that could
embalm her money much cheaper. L
procured of Eli NIudget, neighbor Of
mine, very pretty grave stone. His
wife was consumptiye and he kept it on
hand several years in expection of her
death. But she rallied that spring and
his hopes were blasted. Never shall I
forget this poor mans grief when [ asked
him to part with it.
aTake it, Skinner" said he, t'take it,
and NAV YOU pever know what it is to
| have your soul racked with disappoint-
ment astmine has been p
i And he burst into food of tears.
had the following epistle engraved upor
the gravestone:
$50 the memory of Tabitha, wife o.
Moses skinner, Esq, the gentlemanly
editor of the Troaa5oae A kind .mothel
and exemplary wife. Terms Two dollar
year, invariably in advance. Ofhc'
over Coleman's grocery, up two flights
Knock hard We shall miss thee
} mother. JOB printing solicited. "Tes
Thus did my lacerated spirit cry on
in agony even as Rachel weeI ing for he
i children. Butone ray OF light penetrate
the despair of my soul. The undertake
took his pay in job printing and the sex
ton owed me little account / should nc
! have gotten in any other way. VIII
should we pinesat the mysterious ways c
; Providence and vicinity (Not conur
: drum.) here pause to drop siien
= tearto the memory. of Tabitha Ripel,
:. that was. She was an eminent piou
l woman, and could frs the best piece {
tripe ever slang under my vest. He
picked up dinners were a success, an
she always dotted on foreign missions.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-06-17
Albany.

Albany is an incorporated city, pleas
antly situated on the east bank Of the
Willamette river, one hundred miles
above Portland by way of the river, and |
eighty-two miles By rail is the county
seat of Linn county; has substantial
brick Court House which cost $4,000; |
a Jail in course of construction. which
will cost about $4,000 when completed;
four churches, one college, one district
schoolhouse with capacity for $50 schol-
ars, three or four primary schools, two
sash and door factories, FIVE large ware-
houses for storing grain Gall of which
including the mill, are or soon will be
supplied with scouting for shipping grain
i direct either by cars or steamboat) has
also two good hotels, ten dry goods three
grocery, one hardware, three drug, and
three tin and stove stores, together with
all the mechanics and shops usual in
Eplaces of similar size. There are two
weekly papers published in Albany, rep.
resentipg the two great political parties
of the day, each giving general satisfac.
F ton to their respective friends SO far as
: we are advised.
Albany is more favorably situated for
receiving and shipping produce than any
other point in the valley of the VILLAS
!, mette, and being surrounded by the
largest and best body of farming lands in
t the State, we can see no reason why il
!, is not destined to become place of con-
r siderable Importance.
: Parties visiting Oregon should not
It think of leaving the State until they have
). seen Albany and the beautiful farming
:. country by which it is surrounded
i ELI CARTER has number of fine farms
i, for sale within few miles of this thirty
IS ing city. Call and examine his Register
= / he will always be pleased to see you, ant
a will take pleasure in giving any informa
ton in his possession with regard t
Oregon, whether he sells you any land Q
not.-R. e. Special
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-06-17

listened in breathless silence, and when
the song was ended each felt that he had
looked into the depths Of the singers
heart.
"Deepas first love, and wild with all regret,
So sweet, so sad the days that more
Norma arose, glanced upand saw Rays
eyes fixed upon her. She swayed for
ward and would have fallen, had not Ray
caught her in his arms
The blue eyes opened, and the white
lips parted to whisper adear Ray" then
closed forever. Norma was dead
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-06-17
Inducements to Emigrants.

a CORES spondent asks: "3Yhat induce
meats does Oregon offer to parties to
emigrate to that State p. We respond:
that depends very mueh on what man
wishes to engage in when he gets here,
and what his circumstances are. If a
man wishes to engage IN farming, aud he
has the means with which to buy, the
inducements are about these: He can
purchase good, well improved farnls for
from ten to thirty dollars per acre, the
price depending upon locality, improve
ments, convenience to market, &c. He
can purchase such farms by paying one
third or one-half down, and the balance
on time, from one to Eve years, at twelve
per cent. per annum interest. On such
farm, ifa man has the necessary help
within his own family to do the work, he
can safely depend upon making his
deferred payments from the profit of his
farm. As crops never have been known
to fail in Oregon, farmers count with
great certainty upon the result Of their
harvest fla man has not the means to
purchase one Of the best farms, he can
find land at from soto SO per acre, in
less favorable localities, but upon which
a good living can be made with butAittle
labor compared with the amount 81
labor required in some Of the Eastern
States.
Again, if man wishes tossengage il
raising stock, there are portions O
Oregon well adapted to that business
and it always pays well. And the same
may be said of wool growing.
Mechanics wages range about as fol
lows: Carpenters get from 50 so to s.
| per day; brick masons, SIS to Sc per day
ether mechanics about In proportion
and the present supply is fully equal t
the demand, and unless mechanics woul,
be willing to work for lower wages, "
think the inducements held out to then
in Oregon are not of the most fatterin,
character at this time.
To men entirely without means We d
J not consider that'0regon offers any par
ticular inducements at present. It mus
be remembered that when we say dollar
) in Oregon, we always mean coin, sunles
otherwise stated ,sas that is our cdrrenc
, here. We are not disposed to hola ou
, unwarrahtable inducements to parties
come to Oregon but would prefer
E have them agreeably Disappointed.
J disappointed at all, when they get her
: : We started out thirty int years ago
i search Of place where the treesebor
6 pancakes and the rivers ran molasse1
: but have never been able tosfndit; sbr
!, Oregon comes as nearsit as any place "
!. have seen.-ReGtEs Estatp Specim -
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-06-17

Asde of Poor Rum, Whiskcy, Proof
Spirits and r cfa Sc Liquors doctored, spiced
and swcetened to please the taste, called " Ton
ics, =" Appetizcrs." Restorcrs," )" Ac., that lead
the ttppler ON to drunkenness and ruin. but are
true Medicine, made from the Native Roots and
Herbs Of California; FREQ from nh Alcoh0lIc
Stimulnnss. They are the GREAT BLOOD
PURIFIEik and LIFE GIVING PRIK-
CIrLE perfect Renovator and InSigorator OF
the System, carrying of all poisoneus matter and
restoring the blood to healthy condition. No
person can take these Bitters according 70 dircc-
tion and remain long unwcll.
Far Inlunmslfo ory nnd Chronic Rheu-
mntism aud Gout, Dyspepsia or Indi-
Eestfous Biil0us, Remiftcnt md lntcr-
mitfenf Fevers, Diseases of tho blood,
Liver, KfdncyS, md BLADDER, these BIt-
ters have been most successful. Such Dis
enses are caused by Tifiated Blood. which
Is generally produced BY derangemcut or the
Digestive Orsans.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION.
Headache. Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs. Tight
ness of the Chest, Dizziness Sour Ernctatlons OF
the Stomach Bad taste In tho Mouth Bilious At
tacks, Paipitation of the Heart, Inflammation Of
the Lungs, Pain In the regions ofthe Kidneys. and
hundred other painful symptoms. are tho on
springsof Dyspepsia.
They fnyfgoratc the Stomach aud stimulate tho
torpid liver and bowels, which render them of nm
equalicd efncacy IN cleansing tho blood OF az
impurities. and imparting new life ana vigor 70
4 r.n 1I,1i sgS II DTsEAsES, Eruptions, letter.
i salt 1thcuna Biotches. Spots, Pimpies. Fussules.
I3oiis. carbunclcs. Ring- Worms. scaldrHcad. sore
fzves Erysipelns, Itch. Scurfs. Dfscoiorattous Of
nc skin, Hu,nors and Diseases Of the sskins of
whatever name or nature, arc literally dug up
= snd carried ont OF the system In short tams ~
the usc or these Bitters- One bottle IN such
cascs viii convince the most incredufous Of their
curative effects.
cleanse the vitIated blood whenever You Ind
l7,Tf
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-06-17

Gravel that prospects from Fifty cents
to a dollar to the pan has been struck
in Webster & Cos. claims near Grass
Valley. The gravel is from eight to ten
feet in thickness In all the drifts, three
in number.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-06-17

A Mrs. Hoe Of New York City, hay-
ing given birth to twins--a boy and a
girl-her husband has named the boy
Watt and the girl Ida. Watt Ho and
Idaho is rood
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-06-17

THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY.-The
Springfield (Mass.) Repu5licaa, whose
editor has made two visits to Oregon,
thus speaks Of our valley, in late
number:
That finest section of Oregon, the
Willamette valley, has an area Of 5, 900
square miles, or little more thar all Of
Connecticut Yet its population is but
81, 600, as against half million IN Con-
necticut. The Willamette valley can
more easily support million Of inhabi-
tants than Connecticut can it's half mill.
ION. Its agricultural capacities are as
fine rs those Of any equal area Of land IS
the world, while abundant streams , come i.
out Of the mountains on each side, fur.
nishing rich facilities for man ifs curing
Indeed, climate, soil, timber, water. ac
cess to market. all the elements to ponu
lation and wealth considersd, sherc IS d.
/ finer |, 900 square miles lying all togethel
il the whole world.