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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17
rUeooing CARDS, Sc.

AT WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No: 104 Full
"A ton-st-WE DDING CARDS and FINE sIAIiV"N"' "S''o
ished 1881
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ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS Leave Depot

" foot 81 Chim1ers-st and Of2dst follows; q.
rrrs Lave sst at9 a. ~ A. M ~
D. m and = D. daily Leave 23I. AZ $50 ~ lO3 H. am o1
aUd 6:t5 D. m daily end improved Drssing Room coaches
ACCOMPANY throHghO Buffalo and - bnse,
connecting orueve with magnificent Seping COahes running
and Sleeping C0ices accompany me
II ~ train susquehanua iirile the 7;9 2 M
tain rom Bddye, sni the trln RON
NevYork Bridge, and Cincinnati An Em.ans
po Pr, IerTi5 and ws 500 a. m snI4:Jo p st W
4:lj p. M ,.,o - ,,,.. TX
~, aud 3:l5 m) and Sundays only, $3.50 tst tJ nj
ForOtsyle and WAY, 81 lZti-s', 30 g. nj a.
for Yewbu1h and way at H. $3.50 and 30 Tie (j's so
A. ~, 3:l5 and .:l5 p m ian, .,.-..,.,
For Paterson and WAY, S. Depot atb: $3.50. and 20
m. las 3:i5 Sis and ~ Prom Chambers ST. De,
pot AZ Gas 10 a. m nj tl4S 1, 5J H43. o9 pm and
FOR Haekepsaek and lsdale from 29st Depot s:i5 and
l45 3iJ t55 10: From CLamOerssI Depot so
a m. "A T. l5. and t0:iS
EAist Depot
m l:lJ 1878 5:5 AMI ib:l5 frm clalbes't De
Dot; at go: a. H. :JJ 1882 4;lj, 4:, 55 ard o'Jj nj aud
SATURDAYS only. t2 midnight ,s,-,--
se for Passage Apartments Drawing Room and sleeping
be checking
gage nav Company Offices l a9 and M Bros way DO
1Iguher@ GreenNichst 2jtlsL and Thinilye, arm
li Fulton-,t RroOA WDa uri Depos loot OF
Cbsmr and foot NewYo and Long Dock DEPOT Jer-
'{{ ~ RICKER 1s H. wN r. BARR,
SnnJt Geul Al
sDaily. lFoi hacAehsacA oiy'
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NFW-YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAIL
~ ROAD.

SUMNER ADVANCEMENT
COMMENCING JUNE 90 1870.
Passenger Station in New York Of Tweny and
Foph TEnYs EP LEAVE 2 E Ts;n ;sFs"'A
For SewIaen and bridgeport T. tET ll1o m R;l9 tEIh
For fo ssio D. iI Fase Southport we.po noo
For Scfssit 2 SiE. 1850 nj l25 Er), r), o'S 40
(EI.C. $3.50 ESQ and lEn) p. - -
For Siaaiej 8 lEI ll:5! i2ls CEI) 2:l5, CEIL
30 f. rstass 3d. I'd s@ s .sou 81 3 i m $50,
's s1D So S al r;S S ea9c. Twenty NerYor
Boston via both SphngSeA ! re a1l ShS ss ne ne
For Boston via Springfield, = m. 3 and p.
For Boston via shore Line l2.5 y. NJ,
For Hartford spnngSed m, R;lS, go m to Hartford
f5 Newport L. la5p Erl connecting With steamer across
For Connecticut River Raai, ga 2'i' p m to Montreal
For Haror Providence aud Fishk Railroad IN ls.SP
For Shore Line Railway, stsa m 10 Norsleh anu i' ~
For SesIaven and northampton Railroad b. m u 10 North
'% 4or ann sonIc Rsrasi ID and p
S,agaock abroad M % an lis t is n g Is'''''
Tor Sew.C snssn RSlroa i4:l1 4:So an s;s m s
COTaodOus Sleeping Cars a''as s Room Car attached
Gay NAL ram on elmer L JAMES, HolT Superintendent
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER EZRA EIS1csi vi Diving RON car
Ia a sSe Chicago Express fAs train with DnSng'rOom
Car 70 b1 so, ssg aud western Express with DwngrOm at
'saHsd Montreal Express On SAT- ri,y' an aidtOah n leaves
a, D. ~ wing.rUem can attached s yv,,rD
p n a. 20 and CansBiagua.
syrIs" second Ps4 EIp With sgnges" iGr R9Sls s.
BaO or 81 Louis Toledo; and Louisville, via Indianapolis Tbs
''l ii n tic Express Win taNush sleePnsear'
p m M and and 5 ,J D. M. Poughkeepse train.
a. m, H. o. ilS snl g. p m, Peeksk'l trans
jos and 70 a m Jj i;2S s:lo a:lo sni ;io
5000 81 Say ,e a. male = tots .eah lOlcr.
g IL kESDRick' Gen sr'l Pa''eas'f 'ssa'
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Sales bn Aurtlon

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OF choice bhgush Literature particularly on Poccs
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TrGr stations OF the Cacs
History, Fiction, BogaILy &c. collection OF rar Poctry
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Auction Of LIBRARIES COLLECTIONS Of P,Srss and s
hind, OF LITERARY PROPERTY.
~ BIDLiO riIBCA AMERICANA
TurRsDAY FRIDAY EVENINGS. MAY
Sale az large LECTION Of BOOKS entirely relating 10 AMER
,Ss e n,snr General REVOLUTIONARY LOG Al HISTORY
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17

CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the
- application Of the MAYOR Aermen and Ccmmona o. the City Of
Ncwiork relative To the widening hnd Strengthening Of bfo."a be
Tr' oursi ni fnyninth ct na also hs masns % va
u between
ir between F-riy and oyseTenihs Of gser wth
than hundred feet the cy OF Newio pablo notice hereby
and iees OF property he 4ken acquired
damaged the sboveehe proceeding that ths can ee h,a before
and submit proof dsmsgc the Room The
Aldermen 10 the C Hall in the City Of Se~iork the 18th
1911 O'clock and for consecutive seek days
thereafter At tao O'Clock m. Of each day.
No will be ubless Of the claim has been
ousy wh The Ck Of the and all questions OF
Law. nustbe submitted n briefs
Abstracts title property affected Ill statements 81 complaint
must addressed A. r. stewart esq Chairman and tiled sh ru
Hilton the Cerks Of this Proceeding Office No 20 Broad
~ Room second foor reE-D.el SeNlort, M.y 3 l17
ALBXR r. srEWARr,)
JOHN v. JONES, Comm ssi9neB
n UEEHBssI
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Goar0 auo Rooms.

CITY BOARDING in SUMNER at Al West
" Tweuty-srhs, New.iork furniture; near
Madson.squSe; just the Plaee 10 enjoy good health
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
IL ERN RAILROAD.


NEW BROAD GAUbE Line Wafer Gap . 0ulsufg ncrshion
Binamton Syae ami OsFgo WITHOUT ChANHh or Jars
DepOts in New-York foot Of Barcays and foot Of
SUMABR ARRANGEMENTS, commencing MONDAli Ma lSiL
800 bhOAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAM va Bo1non Blneh
directly through from NewYork to OsHeEo vhont enan OF cars
connecting with L. aud b. X r. for Kingston NDAesbaTe
Pttfou. &c
1915 m EXPRESS TRAIN. Dauyle with Boon
Branch Dovrw til Chester Branch at Waterloo With suf n X
and Newton at Washington With the De- L. anl W. r. II
GAP, Su shug Scranton Great Bend Bnghamn sYra
anu OSeg0, and E4Ou with Lhgh faey X Tor al PhS
q
Y: m LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stop, At Newark M'6isn
MOrrstOWn. Dover MPro0: vito Sus hho - ~ hseA
Wishngon Phil Dhug aud Eastoni connects AZ
Bel. Del K r. for Bevl,re &c, ari az k2on WIN l. v H. X
Bethlehem, Allentown MaGeh Chunk, "k~arre "edng ana
400 p m BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN, via Paterson sni
BonOn directly III ouSh to Bnam'on ~Shout change oil e
storp y PRINCIPAL s'afiont o., - 49,. ~
$40 m FAsTOy EXPRESS Dover with Chester
r. Waterloo wn Sussex r. r. and at ton YIN L. v H. IL Tor
bef.i eli. O. frl4 aui D. West
1920 HACKA -TSf UNN MAIL connects with Boonon Nhee
and Sussex Railroads. -, ga IN
For MORklSTOWN at 1915 9;l 1 l';OO m, zJ1 5'| f'iV
$40 and J:lOp 50 81 "a
AMI II: o A. IN 2:O. . 0 i2n $500 AMI y g. m. - -. ..
For ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE, G9 q >. $40 $40 lO;iO
1lO 2:o $40, 49, 49, 3d. $780, o' $3.50; SD
and Has IN. % o.,o a. ~ 80. 81 ,o.,o
HOO leo :Nj al;0, 200 +n 3:2l 80 80 $40
sl20 $50 $40 500. $500 600 o;O 6 900 Sc SD, aud
lI:t5 p. m. Trains marAed stop at East Newark. - -
leave New.York for BLOOMFIELD and MONTCLAlR, at $50.
8O ami Il 30 aud 100, 35j 'iO 6;l0 aud D. N
= A'.A1i. a. UsFI
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IN PURSUANCE OF an ORDER OF ROBERT
L C. HUTCHNGs esq Surrogate q the Countv Of Nevfmt
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN al having claims against
ALBERT RICHARDSON late Of the City Of New iort, deceased
"a the subseiher at the Ofoe
oihe Daily Tribune l5 in the CITY Of New
Ycrl on OF before the sneenih dsy OF August neIt
CHARLES A. RICHARDSON,
Administrator II Albert d. Richardson, deceased.
New Of lJ5l % sHouW
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Steamboats, ano Railroads.


SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
> T. ~. NORWICH LINE ,...,.- ,.-.u Ia.
rSs H S'' wo, g eI'qR i''o ,Sd ss
5s J@, OH 90 Ihs 5 ne" ard siarch steamers
CRY or NEwyosK
CITY o. LAWRENCE. ,nt ,.,,,. o,,,ov
will s,vs EsE;Yors oily and.y e,creD oeoL nom
f & p" 'T NV, o s ; S ss s .S wts s.
x Fs ho1sh tickets AMI rates Of freight , :, m 9se' Per-"
i Ss~ York 49, 1850 . 9i'O1'' ''' Ns--~
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
pROvTpFNCE. BOSTON. WORCESTER,
c,, M3 m from PIT ~ NJ r. cot o. R9-lRsSE .S -
beck isre to BOSTON, a. To PROVIDENCE. a.
and Prov Worcester R. r.. EaS q les
HARTFORD DIRECT.-State OF Ncw-York
and CITY Of Hartford leave Peek slip daily At o Hartford.
H' e. T. 's e sI s. s y e 81
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD co.'s
S2soY sLRci SEST s 81 cFsI T SA% psGss s8d
IER LINE 6 SoS Ry So as RATES loW G sdes
o''f5 .ss' , al. ii. Sgs.Fsy I'D e I'D 5o@ o%
ION " - ana gIn without ssira cost The ONLY LINE aaorns
cw.PERyEiL. Genera, Agent
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
NJ. r !, ssoscr iI T a B S 'o:' 81 L con
Delaware Laelavauna ami Railroad q PpsbrE
hgh v,ley Railroad sn il: 9lhet forming de, nne Pits
ranla anl Eew .York state = - 49,.
STRING ARRANGEMBNy.
Commencing May l5 l8.I-Leaye New.fOrs as follows:
m.For Pennington Eason, Bethlehem Mach Chunk Wlfs,
barre P.tcn Mahanoy City Nj Carmel Haze'0n Iunkhsnnoef
TOwsnda, Wsyerl &c.
m-Por Bsson. Connecting Junction with Del. Lack and
Il. r.
ga m-WEryRy EKPREss daily Except sundsTs FOE Baon A.
lenown Harrisburg ard tie Vest Connecs at Som'Ae f en-
iug0n; Phlps6urg with Leg ifo- r hhnrh
Chunk MlAe,be oerrta W1amspor Erie, &e At Eon N'.'
L. Ugh Valley R1l.oli for Mauch Chunk
- 1879 an .-Way Train for someryile - .
25O p mFoE F%agton, Rasq1, AleHern Maueh caons
Mahanoy CITY, HaIeton, Wlkesbre Reading Counbs Lancaster
Ephi PctsVe Harrisburg, &c. Connects a. Pom as Tor be
3. m-For Plairfed. 49,.
$50 D. m-Por Ea,u. Connecs Phiphu-g with Leigh snf
Su. IiyGsn Allentown Wikeshae and scrsnol nd attn lie
high Valley r. 4. or Allentown AMI Cafgsa1ul. 4.
m-For Easton Allentown and Mach Chunk Colnects
Junction for al on D.. T.. end W. x. r.
4:o m.-POr SomeTville and FlemngtOn An
m-ISCTNSsU EXPRESS, daily for bast0n beheleh aea
Reading Harrisburg Pshuh Chicago aud CiHenhA Steep
Ing and Palace Cars to Pt,bGrgb and Chicago.
Sis p m.-Por Someryile.
p ln.-FOT Easton
D. m.-For SOnervile.
:: 0 Pm Emiyrant)-Por Easton.
9;40p n.-FOr Plain5eh.
u D. m-For Painted, Wednesdays and SituriaEs -. ..
75 ~ So $50 t;VO siS,
1899, n: 30 l:O 2Oi o. $40 3i9 tu"i 50: go
Sis $3.50, 1900 go ~, $3.50 9FlOA l20 p m
obaine the 0gce o. the Central 6A
Liberty NewlOrA sui at the pnncPsi
"' M R.. e. KICKER. Superintendent
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Cong Jslano Real estate for Sale.
Uesiebcolrr Cunnln Real esiate for Sale

ALL who wish to secure a choice plot for a
N HOMESTEAD near Mo1ut Vernon, Westcester Co Cat
cr IL prices sSe for property heTe) station NeVayen
Railroad easy terms, ell CAS MAcRAE, ~ Cedat corner
Nassau.
IGOR SALE, in WoStchestcr County, in North
Castle Anonek snail FARM about Il sce; good build
rgs good fruit Inquire EDWARD T. FERGUSON % Pnest,
j. {. FEaGt son. on The premises
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HIDsUl


NEW -JEKSEl r1RTT MN III ,x, ~
~ tinR ro,rmrpng l8.l-toT Wat PHILADELPHIA.
a. an and $50 a. m 1880 S. go =. -92 n Y rht For
phl.dslnb, via Camden and For BAbIihOhb sn1
WASHINGTON and TUE WEST va B. NOR 80 a. M " and
90 n m 70. THB SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST, tsp a. o.,
s59s M ser Palace attached 10 the 800 tran ssy,
and n through Lynchbug ~hou: change Tor a. EST va
p.an.yyaria Rsiroad-99O an - Silver faAfe
attached 10 tie TIN ugh from New ioA 70 il'seuh
Palace
D. m DAILY and thIoah 10 rttseurh CnGunA n' ve 81
ct soot OF Certandtst and ga BgosdNsy sDtly.)
y " RANKIN Cen Pas. Agt i. W. JAthhoN, ncul sept
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w EW-YORK. CORK. AND LIVERPOOL
NEW AND NJ LIrPOWBRBD STEAMSHIPS
TIE SIX LARGEST IN THE " ORLD.
oCp,Nrc " ~ ARCTIC PACIFIC
'" ATLANTIC BALTIC. ADRIATIC,
8 OOtuush urle h .. each
Sailing from NcvYork SATURDAYS, Liverpool on THURS
DAYS srd Cork isrjor the day following -
OCEANIC Can't. Thompson SATURDAY, June 3, at ?. M
ATLANTIC, Cant Mrrfay, SATURDAY, June q at a. III
From the White star Dock. Payona Ferry, Jer'y CIV
Pasrnge accommodate all clssSesl urrld combining
SAFETY. SPEED, AND COMFORT 49,.
Saoons smoking and bathrooms IN no'hp sec
ton felt Surgeons and sewardes accompany
he.e
RATEssoop $50 gold sersge. go currency Those wish
e TO send for Old Country Obtain lseerase
Psnge hooked 10 or from all parts Of America Paris Hamburg
Norway, Sweden, India, Australia. Chn,, &c.
Excursion tickets granted at lowest rates.
Drafts from II upward
For Inspection Of plans anil other information sp NE COmpny'
onices,N NO. Broadway, Neg-i0k J. H. ofAhhS, hseh.
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Ciin {)ropertn TO Let.

ITO LET-The fine three-story and basement
HOUSE,. No 3jl East sevnieenth, near Second
ave-; has all the modern improvements. Rent , 300
TIyO LET-TWO OFFICES in No. 1872 Broad
wav cor second foor IN perfect orier Apply 10
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE ms co. on the premi'es
rTO LET-New 3-stOry brown stone HOUSES,
At extremely low rates good Apply premises. sixty
fhhst bet TiOs hlbPAlHch
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SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.

- The only iorhe track Railroad on Long Island.
SUMMER ARIA NC.hkAI.
Commencing MONDAY Nay IS is7l ho@ Roosevelt and 0"Adst
fenic
a:OO M Nal tor Pachoguc connecting at Babylon
for FIRE Island Pachosue By stsgs for Bekpoa and
Hre Place
m. Rockaway Excursion
iOO0 a. n Accommodation for Ba5yion. q
3pp m Express Pachous, connection Babylon for
Island and from Paehogue by stsss for BslepOn .ad hrs
Place.
4an NJ. Patchogue Accommodation.
$50 ?. IN, Babylon Aeconm0laton 90
Mernck Accommodation. e.tt.
III. 3:3D M 80 tsss <onxo<t e
VALLEY slr,a@ for Hampstead a. a Roeiassy & It, IA ~
.. w. DOUGLAS Ssperk6o1uuH<5
For further particulars table So
'1hs usn oil eonnsnss running July !, lS5t 1&
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fire-morks.
FIREWORKS
fcaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an Order of ROBERT e..
III TECHNICS esd Of the Of Ses iorf notice
i hereby persons having claims against JOHN sHEBAH,
City Of NesAork deceaed present tie with
voucher thereof the cbe her residence No @ secondaye,
ia the City keW-lok before the sinh day OF August
Dated Eevlork the thiriy int day Of January l9ll
m Iax26WW MARY SliRElAN, Erecuinr.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1871-09-29
A WOman's Experiments in Farming.

The following extracts from the letter
Of correspondent tells its own story:
~ will tell you what | did at farming
few years ago. l took my hoe, and af-
ter taking out potatoes | drilled in
wheat. Next spring l took out the
weeds, sowed ashes, salt and plaster on
the wheat; when ripe, cut it with large
knife-could not get any sickle-toOk it
in my kitchen, beat il out, cleaned il by
winnowing with a tin pan. j had five
bushels of clean wheat.
THAT was quite sufficient 10 supply
me with bread for one year Ny fowls
running free, destroyed full one bushel.
| graft my orchard, and set my raspber-
ries, strawberries, etc, and make my
own garden every year
'TO renovate a broken-dOwn constitu-
! tion has been one great object i'm my
thus working in the open air, and i was
told yesterday, by my poor, hard-wOrk-
ing Irish woman neighbOr, that | was
worth my weight i'm gold, because |
could do so much work
'PoOr woman and wife, toiling for a
| Roman Catholic husband, as unappre-
ciative, as husbands mostly are, of wOm-
ans enduring love, and untiring efforts
| to keep home comfortable.
''les, my working in the earth and i'm
\ the sunlight has worked wonderful
change, physically, with me, besides
having a strange power over my men
| tality. Often when my heart seemed
ready to burst with domestic sorrows,
working among my flowers and garden
plants caused the terrible weight to
gradually wear away; and by this, a
positive determination to renOvate body
and mind, ! am wonder of good health
and tolerable cheerfulness, at the age of
siNty-siX. | do more physical labor
/ than most young women can perform,
besides reading and writing at times.
81 have not studied politics very Sc
riously, and yet have kept pretty well
/ posted on our suffrage question; but if
called upon to vote, | know 50 little Of
the private qualifications ofour citizens,
generally, that | should not know who
would be deserving. | do know one
thing, and that is that the men are
very lax in morals, and especially in
/ the temperance cause. Asleep, or very
dull in any reform work, the commun-
ity appears where / live; but abroad,
in all directions, the good seems pros
pering. .i-RerOlUtiOH
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1871-09-29
OUR PREMIUM LIST.

As an inducement for our friends to make
eXertions 10 secure large clubs for the NEW
NORTHWEST, we offer the following list OF val
uable premiums:
For twenty subscribers, at 50 % each, accom-
panied by the cash, we will give the HOME
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE, without ta-
BILE, beautifully ornamented. Price, So.
For thIrty-five subscribers at SS % each. ac-
companied by the cash, we will give a HOME
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE, with Black
Walnut table, bronzed and nicely finished.
Price, Sil
For forty subscribers, at ss % each, accom-
panied by the cash, we will give a HOME SHIT
TIE SEWING MACHINE, finished in extra
style, with Black Walnut table and cover.
Price, sja.
The above Sewing Machines which are war
ranted first-elass in every particular, can be
seen AT the office of Geo. W. Traver, Ile Front
street, Portland.
For ffty subscribers, at 50 o. each, accom-
panied by the cash. we viii give a MASON &
HAMLIN PORTABLE ORGAN, four octave.
single reed, with black walnut case, automatic
bellows swell, two blow pedals, improved CEN
ter pressure reed valves, etc. Price, so
For seventy-five subscribers, at $ % each, ac-
eompanied by the cash, a double reed MASON
7 n oiA'fAN ftsemhleS the nrSt eX-
eept that il has also knee stop. Price, s75.
For seventy-fve subscribers, at s. % each.
accompanied by the cash and Twenty-Five
dollars additional, we will give MASON 4
HAMI4IN ORGAN, of FIVE OC-rAyEs. o>r
sroP' sELF-ADIusTING REED VALVES, M
PROVED BELLows, TREMULANT AND KNEE
SWELL Price, 500.
FOR one hundred subscribers, at 3 90 each.
and twenty dollars additional, we will give a
MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN, FIVE oc-rAyEs.
FIVE STOPS, Two SITS or RTBRAroRs rIFRor-Gu-
OUT, IMPROVED GRADUATED sELF-AnIusrINt;
REED VALVES, IMPROVED BELLOWS, ,rRE,IUI.AsT
AND KNEE-swELLs. VIOLA, DIAPAsON.
FLUTE, TREMULANT. Price, sI25.
Those who desire towork for these premiums
can send the names and money as fast as re-
eeived. The subscribers will be placed to their
credit, and II enough names are not received
during the year TO procure the premium de-
sired they can choose a lesser premium, or they
will be entitled to receive twenty-five per cent.
in cash OF the amount remitted for their labor.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
IG3Vt2 0es
WILLIAM DAVIDSON,
Real Estate aIer.
oPFIcE-NO. o. Front Street,
PORTLAND. OREGON.

DEAL. ESTATE IN THIS CITY AND EAST
II Portland, IN the most desirable localities,
consisting OF Ions, HALF BLOCKS and BLOCKS,
HOUSES and STORES.
Also. IMPROVED FARMS and VALUABLE US
CULTIVATED LANDS, located in all parts OF the
stale. for sale.
REAL ESTATE and other Property purchased
for Correspondents, In THIS CITY and through
out the STATES and TERRITORIES, with great
care, and ON the most ADvASTAGEoUs Terms
HOUSES AND STOKES LEASED, LOANS NEGO-
TTArED and CLAIMS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
PROMPTLY COLI EcrED, and = GENERAL FINAN'
CIAL and AGENCY business TRANSACTED.
AGENTs OF this OFFICE in all the CITIES and
TOWNs In the ST ATE will receive descriptions Oi
FARM PROPERTY and forward the same 10 the
above address. M
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OUR AGENTS.

RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-Friday after
noon, the 22d inst, says the Salem
Statesman, when the up freight train
was near jefferson, an accident occurred
which upset two platform cars and
threw five others off the rails and caused
considerable detention, also OBTAINING
the evening mail train, which came af.
forwards, for short while. The cause
Of this was that a bovine was leisurely
king beside, and probably partly on
track, and not considering the iron
sc more dangerous than the rest Of
species, he merely beloved as the
ler screamed, so that the driving
eels took charge of him and handed
in under the tender.
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People who think that "women have
all the rights they want would do well
to ponder the following extract from a
letter received to-day-they are so COM
monty received by US that we might
give similar quotations every week il
desired:-
81 see by my receipt that my subscrip-
ton to the lVOmdIfS Journal expires
with the 10Th of this month. My hus-
band does not believe in the doctrine of
Woman Suffrage. Therefore he will
not give or let my have any money TO
pay my subscription. So l have to get
it the best way / can. This is the reason
why / send only one dollar now. ]
will try TO send the rest before the year
expires"
How would husbands like to find
themselves in such a position as this
woman occupies Would they say
they had 'sall the rights they want, y
while the law made them absolutely de-
pendent upon their wives for the mean;
Of subscribing to a weekly paper P
IVOHd1fS Journal.
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STATE FAIR LICENsEs.-E. NJ. Waite,
eeretary Of the Oregon State Fair A e
icultural Society, publishes the follow
ng notice in the last number of the Va
1D7ctte Farmer: The impression seems
o prevail that the Oregon State Agri-
ultural Society, in adopting the rule re-
uiring the licenses in advance this year
included the sale Of hay, grain, meat
lour and fuel. There has never been q
license required for the sale of these ar.
icles, hence the Board thought it of nc
Ise to accept them in the rule adopted
The articles above named can be sold al
my time aeithO,it license.
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Powerful Tonic,

Promoting the Appetite and InvIgorating the
while Digestive Apparatus, thus building up
and strengthening the system, while at the
same time the volatile principle, being alb
SOrbed in the blood, acts specifically on the
Rheumatic Poison, removing il from the circu-
latiOn and system.
There are few remedies known to the Medical
Profession which will remove the Rheumatic
Poison from the blood, but whose action is 50
powerful in depressing the system of the al
ready enfeebled Rheumatic patient. that their
use has to be abandoned before specific effects
are Obtainable, and hence the want OF success
in treating this prevalent and consequently
heretofore incurable disease. Unlike these
medicines, already known, the UNK WEED
REMEDY, although producing as active and as
powerful effects ON the blood and system in re
moving the Rheumatic Poison. also possesses "a
strong Tonic and Recuperating Element which
admits OF its continued use even by the most
delicate and debilitated Thus we have the
combination for the first time of these two
necessary elements in one remedy, which ac-
counts for its superior and neveT-fliing curative
effects in Rheumatism, Rheumatic tsOut and
Rheumatic Pains of all kinds.
y. X. The UNk WEED REMEDY is partic-
ularly APPLICABLE To LADIES, in cOnse-
quence its Tonic Qualities.
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GOOD TEArPLAR HALL AND READ
Nc RoOM.-The enterprising temper
NEE men of Portland, says the Good
Eemplar, are taking the initiatory steps
towards building a Good Templar Hall.
Articles of incorporation, we learn, are
already filed. Capital stock 100000.
This viii establish the Order on firm
and lasting basis in Portland and give
greater permanency to the institution
throughout the State. Success to the
noble enterprise.