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Milimerp, gtram GOODS, &c..
FALL OPENING,
No. so4 King r E

Mrs. N. J. ZERNoW would respectfully an
nounce 10 the public that she VIII open THIS FAY,
october 17th, q full line OF MILLINERY AND
FAM, oOoDS, HoopsEirts. Bustles, Kid Gloves.
pers, SACKS. Furs, 90 Dress and Cloak Making
attended TO as usual.
Sole agent for Mime Demorest,s p PAT.
TEkSs' country orders will receive prompt at
teutoh. octl7.thslu
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VITANTED, A GIRL TO COOK AND
w do huuseworr. Apoly 1t the north corner
Of amherst anu Bay streets, Hampstead.
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Meeting5.

VINCINNATL-THE REGULAR MEET
ING OF this society will be held THIS EVEN.
ING, the 10th instant, at han:psst z O'CLOCK al
iumto a A'De o" Secretary.
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xKTANTED, A WHITE WOMAN TO
w cook and wash for q small Iamlyc aP'
ply at No.. 7 Water street. OotLe-t-
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no RENT, Fnh RESIDENCE IN COM.
PLETE order, southwest corner spring and
Asuley streets, with every c1nyenlencsEgas'
waIerworKs, cStern, sc. Apply 10 WlLLlAna
wHIIUEN No. 255 King Street. oDto -Stutn
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for

CEILING OUT BELOW COST..-THE
y undersigned will sell his whole stock below
cost 10 an approved Purchaser. Bargains can be
obtained by calling on q. G0ETJEN, No. l96
KIM street. Also a lot OF Fancy Pigeons.
octlq.lS
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THO RENT, THAT ELEGANT NEW
i STORE, No. 4lu King street, next 20 corner
burns lsue, To an approved tenant they Will be
rented low. Apply 10 FOnSiTHE, hoouAB q
90, corner Ring street and Burns lane.
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uIANTED, A COMPETENT OOLORED
w Woman az Nurse; good recommendations
required. Apply IL northeast corner OF TIaao
anu Orange HLl eets, octll
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MULES, HORSES AND MARES AT
ll r. OAKMAh'S STABLE, Sc Church street,
near Broad, just arrived, and for sale ON time.
ocIl6.SS
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VIZ PRESTON BOWLING, FACTOR
w and Commission Merchant, No. Q Boyce's
Charleston, 8. O., has q few OF the Cele.
Wright & Wa;nock,a Horse Power ready
for delivery. Octls'lino
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NTANTED, A LAD WHO CAN WHITE
w a good hand. Is perfect al figures, and
eau bring good Recommendations, Al Won SAN
'rE:N,, BaZanr. No 12o King sJ' eel. GctlS-l
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Lost.

Inst.
r OST, AN ORANGE AND WHITE
IL SETTER DOG. A reward will be paid If 70.
lu,Ied 10 % Meeting street. octls.l8
T OST, DEPOSIT BOOK No. 694, IN
south Carolina Loan anu Trust Company, In
lue name or SARAH J. MURPHY. The finder
will please leave same either nc NO. II BrOId
street or at residence No. 4 Slres alley.
oct5 s3s
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'Uarns.

yTTANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK AND
w and be useful about house. Apply 81 no.
Q aIKen3a Row. oCL1o-1'
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EOR SALE, A CRUSHING MACHINE,
suitable for crushing Phosphate Rock; ca
paclty IRON 40 TO Gu tons per day; two horse
D .wer required to w0rE II. The above, complete
low. Apply to ukO. A. TRENHOLM d SON.
Octl6 g. #u,ar
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M ERCHANTs REQUIRING THE AID
ll OF A BOOKKEErnR OR NIAML,
cau nave 1t satisfactorily rendered Dy aoafeSs.ns
'.J,n Box No. 4sl, UhRrlest0n Pos;omce'
uCllI bW
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uJANTED, FURNISHED APARTMENTS
w Suitable for a family OF three, With con-
senience for Housekeeping. Address J. y. ",
p,x ,1e p Octl1
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ENTUCKY SALE STABLES, No. SO
n OHUROh STREET, CHARLES ID. MCCOY,
PruurIetor.-Jus received, direct from Kentucky,
a car load OF MULES and HORSES, suitable for
Darts, Farm and Buggy WORK. For sale cheap.
X ID, MCuOY. Octl93~
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r I'VE OAK LIVE OAK WANTED
Immediately. one thousand cubic feet OF
iva and White oaE FOR nip .buiiding. Also,
thee Mast Spars 81 feet long. For EARTHQUAKES
apply az Msran's shipyard. J.d. y.
mod e .f1llhaQ
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"ANTED. A NAN TO ATTEND To A
w horse and wait about The house. 10 q
cvmpeten: person LIBERAL wages will De PAID. Ap.
ply at No, STA King street. octlo-o
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EOR SALE, A FIRST-RATE Able
IL WILLIE. PLANTATION, containing about
1000 acres, capable OF advantageous division, the
Property formerly Of General Aug ustus II. Smith,
now Of his widow. For terms and particulars,
apply to JOEL >. PERRIN, Esq., OF ADbevtle, or
to WARDLkW d CAEEW, Charleston.
OCt6-Btutnlm0
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CoOIETY FOB TIE RELIEF OF THE
- WIDOWS AND ORPHANS or TIE 6Hau ELEHT IN
THE sTArE IE s0iTTH UAROLlNA.-The l10th
Anniversary aeetiIg win be held at the Mans on
az ! O'clock. Il. II. FROST,
nct,e Secretary.
, 1872-07-13

thus are we once more relegated to the
charge of that much moved man, GOVERN
OR S~TAKEMANN." So far the Tidende.
II we weigh our school-inspector in the
balance with the '~live-ingeneer," perhaps
it may be found that the former is as effica-
cious Gin the development of civil life as
the latter. | hope that our Councillors
will carry the measure for the abolition OF
the table-money, and I have nothing against
St. Thomas getting a governor for $4,000.
In the Police organization question they
seem to be a little ahead of us which is no
wonder, considering the ''littleness'; of The
place. This is the only question for which
the late administration and the St. Thomas
Council gets credit by that expositor of
public opinion, the Tidende. The bump
Of grumbling seems to be developed in our
cousins at last.
Your etc.
, 1872-07-13
From tile St, 1Home Tydendc, 6M July.)

His EXcellency Frantz Ernst Billie, who
arrived here on the 30th of June 1871,
as His Maiesty's Commissioner Extraordin-
ary and Governor ad interim of the Danish
West Indies, resigned his office at the end
of last month, and on the 3rd instant left
in the Royal Mail Steamer "Tagus'' for
Jamaica, to take passage thence by the
American Steamer bound to New York,
and from thence His ExcelleucY will pro-
coed to Copenhagen. He was acc0mpan-
led by Mrs. Billie and child, and on en-
barking, q farewell salute was fired in his
honor from Fort Christian. We heartily
wish His Excellency and family a safe and
pleasant voyage.
His EXcellency had announced his ap-
preaching departure, to the Colonial Coun-
Gil at st. CroiX, on Monday the oath ulti-
mo, and Oil the goth he did the same to the
Colonial Council of st. Thomas and st.
John.
On Friday the 29th ultimo His Excellen-
cy gave a farewell dinner at Government
House to which he invited the Honorable
Members of the Colonial Council of this
island and so impressed were they with
the significance of the occasion and the
pleasing alflbility of their host, that they
determined to return the compliment.
Accordingly they invited His ExceIlency
to a farewell dinner on Monday last at the
Colonial Council Hall. An obliging cor
respondent whose report appeared in our
last has strikinsIy portrayed the incidents
of the farewell dinner to Governor Billie
and it cannot but be acknowledged that the
Honorable Members deserve special praise
for having thls gracefully carried out the
happy idea Of giving expression to those
grateful sentiments with which they were
animated, and to the high personal consi-
deration which they held for Governor
Billie. 1t must, also, be very pleasing to
the community in general to find that
these friendly personal feelings have exist
Ell between the Executive and the Admin
i~strative Authorities, and that such agree
able harmony has reigned between the two
great governing powers. This fact does
great credit to both parties; and not the
least happy feature of the Councils fare
we'll dinner is the felicitous expression
which it gave of this pleasing tone in their
mutual relations. 1t is to be hoped that
this pleasant state of things will always
continue; that ga Just, equitable, and liberal
policy may always be pursued by our
Governor, and that our Honorable Council
Iors may always be as cordially appreciative.
, 1872-07-13

will sav thot+his ~ weII nc thn annoinf-
mont Of fbn owl Fooinaar sapns 10 hn
desionad roro for tbo nurnoso of obtainino
= si6pcure - f,vo,r Of rho holdp than 70
snnnIv anv n~rossina want in the country.
The erection Of Tiohthonse and a Lana
ratto il cartainIv mnri tor;ons in itself. but.
% tbn Iono cGot;nnad deIav in c~ractino
them was ! sta,dino renrogch. Il can
scarcely be said that there WAS after all
much cansa for GREAT Recommendation
Due credit must be allowed for the new
police organization, and where the credit
is due it should be allowed. 1t is certain
ly a great improvement on the old system,
and we hope to see it still further develop
ed, To all these measures, which can
scarcely be cias5ed uuJer any particular
heal in the royaj Instructions, a certain
precedence has been given, whilst the most
jmnortant and eynlicif charye has been left
rs an unfinished measure to he brouoht
His ExcaIIencv's short Inf eventual admin
istra+ion OfcoYrsa tLot everlasting nlea.
"tbe late raIamirias > now STYLED "tbe dis
turbanca cansad NV fine disaster. is again
made to serve thn mart of tha scane coat.
Sncb is the taL. of GovrPvop BrriE'S adj
ministrotioa and snrh nc i is there was
cort,iniv litfIo for the Honorable Council
10 ac~knovlo1oa havond tho claim which
he urood in behalf Of .sthe spirit and ten
doncT If his administration Hence is
if that wa are forced TO fall back upon
.noraI ntf.cts, and utbo scent of roses
and 70 trust tbe one NAV serve Gas Guides
for those who will be called upon to sue
coed him" and the other evil hang
round if still"
If is bnt now. at tbe close Of His Excel
Iencv,s administration. that we learn that
fhe revision Of he Colonial Law was not
the first and most important object and
hence NAV we account for his being indif-
ferent to forcing US to appear as if we dis
regard OLD ABG's sage maxim, @Ncver
swap horses in crossing a stream" Whilst
what we consider to be the chief object
OF his mission, the revision of the Colonial
Law, is actually in progress ,-whilst
changes are being made i'll our Constitu-
tional Law,-His ExcelIency leaves us in
the midst Of the process, and other inhuen-
ces are to be brought to bear on the much
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-02
a sermon On .srush.-

When Cousin VIII was home for
vacation the boys always expected
plenty OF fun. The. last frolic before
he went back to his studies was q long
tramp after hazel nuts.
As they were huTying along in high
glee they came upon a discouraged
LOOKING man and u discouraged look
ing cart.
The cart was standing fnll ofapples,
before an orchard. The man was Try
ing to pull it up hill TO his own house.
The boys did not wait to be invited,
but ran to help with a good will.
"Push, push" WAS the cry.
The man frightened up; the cart
trundled along as fast as rheumatism
would do it. and in five minutes they
all stood painting at the top Of the
'.Obliged to ye." said the man "you
waitaminute = and he hurried into
the house. while two or three pink
aproned children peeped out Of the
door.
Now boys" said Cousin win,
.,'this is q small thing, but wish we
could all takea motto out of it, and
keep it for life. P.lsll--it is Just the
word for world that is as full of work
as this Is
I" Ifany body is in trouble, and you
see it, don't stand back ; push.
IF there is anything good being
done in any place where You happen
to be, push"
IF there is any work going on in
the Sunday School, push. Don't drag
back, beg of you. You'll do one or
the other"
'sWhenever there is kind thing, n
Christian thing, a happy thing, a
pleasant thing, whether il Is your own
or not, whether it is at home or III
town, ut Church or at school, just help
With all your might push"
At that moment the farmer came
ont again with a dish CT his wife's best
doughnuts, and a dish Of his own best
apples, and that was the end Of the
little sermon.
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most callous heart clnnot behold with
Otit a thrill Of horror; and then, as she
uttered 4 wild, wailing laugh, reason
fled its throne forever!
And while the white corpse was
silently placed ia the earth, the maniac
widow was almostas efIect,mlly buried
lii 4 darksome retreat, from which she
may never again come forth to reason
or to happiness upon this earth.
Young lady, do you lift the social
glass and invite some particular and
dear friend to drink? Pare, | be-
scech You; and rs Your eye takes in
its glowing colors, remember that its
light Is the reflection Of the internal
fire, which, when kindled in the
breast of man, can never be eX-
tinguislled.
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SENATOR NYE's LAST.--Scene in a
far Western State. A village compos-
ed mostly of rude mining huts called
''honaes. !" cottages, 'taverls, etc,
though really they were but shanties.
An old man sick on his bed. A friend,
Governor J.s.W. Nye, seeing his end
was close Mt hand showed his many
kind attentions and endeavofel toease
his suffering III every possible way.
One day wien it was quito evident
that the poor patient could only last i
few hours, the Governor said To him:
Davis. 1t is undoubtedly best that
y0u Should know the truth you.are q
very sick man, and will in all proba-
bi,ity live but a short time. Are your
affairs In a condition that YOU would
like to have them? | shonld he glad to
do anything for you, you know, ("
'Yes, they're all right. y
swell, would you like me to write
to any ofyonr folks East ~
mo, not nOw---aiter it Il over"
"Would yon like Inc to call III a
minister2n
The sick man, bya great effort ofwill
over Il weak and shattered body, drew
himself up III sitting posture, and
sterlly, most soberly, and earnestly,
said: ,'WlN, Governor, whatishould ]
want a minister for? never voted the
Democratic ticket in my life,
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Some Of the planters in the sugar
district of Louisiana, have been eX-
perimenting with white labor on the
Share system, and are highly pleased
with the result. One planter in the
parish Of st. Mary has twenty-oEe
field hands, all white, at work. and
they will make over sixty hogsheads
of sugar and fifteen barrels of Mo!as-
ses to the hand, besides raising enough
corn for their own use. Where white
men have worked side by side with
negroes they We're no more affected by
the heat than the latter, and it was
found that the negroes accomplished
more labor than when working by
themselves.
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4 Peoria man was attacked ard
knocked down by a wild steer, which
attempted to pin him to the ground.
Luckily. the animals horns passed be-
tween the mans body and arms. Pos
scSsing great muscular power the man
seized tie horns and with all his force
twisted the steers neck and threw
him. lie then jumped up and ran.
but his flight was needless, as the steer
WAS found dead the next morning jn't
where lie was thrown, his neck hay
Ing been broken.
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The woman-women have hit upon a
new idea which they believe is destin-
cd to sweep social viee from tile face
of the earth. The plan is to haze tie
General Government passa law pro-
yidinS that all persons who live to
geth5r, even for five minutes, as man
and wife, shall be deemed to have
contracted marriage, and shall be sub
iect TO all the duties, liabilities and
penalties OF the marriage relation.
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ATRANY RATFF HOUSE,

tE,HE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RE-
spcetf,,lly inform, the citizensof Albany
thIs astablishment, and by keeping clean
roo,ns and paying strict attention 10 bnsE
ness expects tosaii all those who may ta-
vor him with their patronage, Having
heretofore carried on nothing but
FIrst-eIass IEaIr Dressing saloons,
ne cxI,ects 10 give entire satisfaction TO
all. Children y and ladies' hair neatly cut
and shamPoOcd.
Sept. l9y9 JOSEPH WEbpER'
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TEMPERANCE AND LoNG LIE
Life insurance statistics prove that il,
100, 600 intemperate persons from 10
to 20 years of age be compared with
an equal number of temperate, l6,907
Of the former will die before the age
of tif.v, and only 5.226 of the latter,
making the proportion OF the deaths
Of Incorporate persons to temperate
as - to 10,
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A dispatch from Corinnc, Utah, dat
edthe both says: Trains reall block
AIDED between Miser aud Lookout. The
passenger train bound East has been
lying at Medicine Bow since I o'clock
this morning. Several Of the engines
and large force Of men are at the
blockade clearing the track. No
trains from the Last have passed Ned
icine Bow.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-02

Chicago taxes foreign insurance
companies highly. with view Of driv-
ing the business into the hands of the
home companies, and succeeded mac-
complishlng that result. The fire
came, and the local insurance c0mpan-
les found themselves with $33, 600, 0G0
Of losses ami $j,000,000 of assets to
meet them with.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-02

Tables have been prepared at the
Treasury Department showing the de-
fitlcations of Collectors ofInterml Rev
enue under various administrations.
From these Il appearsthat the amount
under Lincoln was $797,746; llnder
Johnson, $1,sl7, ,223, and nnder Grant,
$l35, ,ISG, 4it'i 'i'
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The will of the late Major John
ShprleY, Of Muscatine county, Iowa,
which was probated the other day, APP
portions 100000 worth Of property
among his wife and six children, and
then provides that the heir that goes
to law over the will shall get nothing.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-02

There is q man OF immense wealth
confined In an insane asylum near
Boston, who amllses himself much Of
the time by piling up and knocking
over stack fgold sovereigns.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-02

Wendell Phillips says: "Put an
American baby, six months old, on
his feet, and lie will Immediately say:
Mr.. Chairman = and call the next
cradle 10 order" ID =.
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Al the NNisl.slay.

or Your life, II. disease lays his vile hands
Won yon, there is slil n balm in Gilcad," :"
BY Which you may be restored to perfect
health, and proiong your days ton miiacll-
lOll3 extent
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-02

Is thing which sometime must bcfall
every son and dnuyhtcrof the human finn
lily /; and yet,
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DRUGS, ETC.
Murder in Albany


TTAsNEvER YET BEEN KNOWN, AND
Ill no threatening Of 1t at present.
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EE0w?
Ea. G. IazLL & son,

Ahs Ns hn nAAAhA ~ oVAN,
With prescription, where you can have
it compounded by one experienced in that
particular line. Also, constantly ON hand
good assortment of fresh drugs, patent
medicines, chemicals, paints, oils, dye
stuffs, trusses, etc, Agents for the
Celebrated Ink Weed Kennedy,
On, Oregon Rheumatic Cure; Or. d. Jayne
4 Sons medicines, etc
Spcncc's Positive and Negative Powders
kept in stock. Also agents for the
Home Shuttle sewing Machine,
Ono Of the most Isefll pieces Of household
furniture exiant. Nall and cxiimInc.
II. G. HILL u SON.
Albany, June 10, 1-less
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sPECTACLEs.
HONEY CAN NOT BUY 1T,
FOR SIGHT IS PRICELESS!
HUT tlie Diamond SpectacIes Will
preserve 1t.

WE NOW OFFER A GLASS 10 TIE
most celebrated opticians of the world 10
be the most perfect, natural, artificial help
to the human eye ever known. They arc
ground untlcrour own supervision, al our
-own manuiactOry, in New Rlayen, and are
SO constructed that the core or center of
the lens comes directly in front of the eye,
producinga
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-02
A CARD.

rlNHE NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE
1 insurance Company, Of Roston, Is the
only company on doing business ON this
coast governed by the
Massachusetts NOn-forftiture INV.
This company was incorporated A. y.
1881. aud has accumulated assets OF over
S.D1.GtD 90.
The following lapse1 policies have been
paid on this coast, under this law:
No. of Over tlne Mt Amount
policy. timp Of death. insured.
l3.Ujl q months. a,oOU
33,0l6 months. lp,tm
1929 3 months. l.eW
% lGi 10 tluya. 1000
AZ go II months. 5000
Had the above policies been in any other
comrmny they would harc becn forfeited
The above facts speak for themselves,
and to the wise and prutent further COM
mrnt Is unnecessary.
EYERSON & MIDDLEMISS,
Gen. Agents, sln Francisco.
L. FLINN, Local Agent,
ALBANY, OREGON.
Feb. q, ls7l-2jy
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CLEAR AND DIsIINJyr yrgrON,

As In the natural, healthy sight, and prc-
venting nll unpleasant sensations, such as
glimmerng and wavcring Of sight, diyzl-
ness, etc, peculiar 10 all Others IN use,
These glasses are manufactured from mi
mute crystal pebbles melted together, anil
derive iheiPnanc, '.Diamond, 'on account
Of their hartlncssnnd briAianey. Theyare
mounted in the finest manner, ut our own
manufactory, In all styles Of gold, silver,
steel, rubber, and shell FRANCES, of the hest
quality. Their durability. can not bc sur
passcd, and their finish iSsuch as viii stlit
the most fastidious. None genuine unless
bearing our Trademark, =. stamped on
every frNmc.
For sale by the principal opticians and
jewellers, Throughout The country. Manu-
factured by j. l.. Spencer II Co, practical
opticians, New York. For sale only by
TITUS BROTHERS,
Dealers In watches, clocks, !ewelry, silver
ware, etc, Albany, Oregon.
Entered according to act OF Congress, in
the year 1S69, by j. f. Spencer K Co.. in the
clerks Office of the District Court of the
United States, for the southern District Of
New York. 5Uy3
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-02

A pnllct Matched early in the spring
begins to lay Mt the approach Of viii
ter, and pullets lmtched late in SUM-
mer begin to lay in the ensuing spring;
and it i by saving u certain proportion
Of pullets from the early and late
broods that You make sure Of winter
eggs, a few very early hatched chick
ems for catching the highest markets,
and a numerous flock OF chickens IN
the warm months, when rearinsis least
precarious.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-02
NURSERY.
sETrE.EMFRE's NURSERY,
SIX Miles South Of Albany, I.inn Co.,
NEAR THE RAILROAD.

DRCGS and MEDICINES, PAINTS and
IL Oils, Glass and Putty, sold by Wheel
~, nj sWEED. Iva
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-02

JXTOOL sIEAWLS, long and sgmare, plaid
w and striped, for sale by WHEELER,
at Shedd. IVA