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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27

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We h'>" "it'" been asked whether vs."
tIN"l ,h'. Ir election al Judy" Poland.
amt W. al" Informed that II ma> been
very generally repeated throughout lh'
District maj We "" n"i '"\"I. "l "l' IA
dlitrr"M l." his IL. election
]" '"I"'I these mn~~tAl"m"Ht~ AMI
answer Ill inquiries IA regard t" ia"
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27

: The soldiers and Sailors had Il
great convention and demonstration at
Pitt>burg last week. with Gen. Hawley.
Gen. Burnside. and others for speakers.
1t was IL great success. endorsing Pres
ident Grant. \ letter from our CORES
pomdrnt present will appear next week
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27

Cha> II. Rcmick of Royaltom. WAS
so injured 10y Il collision on the Boston.
Clinton and Fitchburgh railroad. ON the
:}lst of August. that it caused his death.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27

Trouble exists III the corporation con
trolling the Vermont Central Railroad
1t has always been supposed that the
great organization. controlling nearly
every rail III the Green Mountain State
with outlets to Long Island Sound and
Lake Champaign. could never fail Ev-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27
ULYS SEES S. CIR A MT
II e NJ RY Will. S o NJ ,
The Legislature.

-Draur and hi policy d,~,r,r rh' t'r. highest
.Ir,iIr - H"rrc. Gr..i.L
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27

/ it, and the shameless trading and dick
cIing WAS apparently in progress Il long
time before the street rabhlc (Which
merely votes according to the bcheSt>
of IL blessed political ring) knew that
Mr.. Steele even dreamed of Washing
ton. " OOdStOcE Post.
= We copy the following from the
/ IiooolstocL Post:
Some of the papers which are some
/ how miraculoU>ly convinced that Steele
alone can ''S;rvc the country" have
talked il good deal in Il vague WAY
about some momStrou$ and frighttul and
altogether dreadful flee" charged the
State 10y Poland in some suit in which
| the State was il party: enough to create
an idea of ''niggcr i'll the fence with
ont spelling the effect 10y being too
/ particular. ToeNplain the matter Judge
/ Poland wrote Il statement of the en-
cum>tancc< and. with letter from Sen
ator Edmund>, sent il to papers sup
| porting Steele for publication: but they
were too deep i'll business as organs
/ to have common dcccncN as new Spapcr>.
and publication WAS refused. The fol
| lowing are copies of the letters sent I"
| the Windsor .jOHrHdi where publication
was refused:
ST. Johnsbury. sept. Ii. l-72
SIR:
In y"ur paper and in some other pa
pcr> in he District much has been said
III relation to fees paid me 10y the State
for my services in the ease of Robinson
/ a.
| therefore ask You t" publish the fol
/ lowing statements. and also the enclosed
letter from Senator Elmumd>. IL an act
of justice Ia me.
The plaintiffs in the suit were stock
holders in the Vt. y Canada Railroad.
and resided out of This State. They
claimed that the State had no right To
tax their shares ut all no legal imi~-
dictiom over them for that purpose :
hut that il they had. nur law taxing
them was unconstitutional. hccalI>c
stock of mnm-Ic>idcmt> WIS taxed 10y Il
different rule from stock owned hl res
ldCnt> of the State.
! he ~uit was brought in the Circuit
Cont of the 'uitrd STATES and va>
there decided against The State 10y judy"
Nelson. sitting H. Circuit Judge. HI,
State appealed the east, t. the supreme
Court ai the I'nitcd States. p To this
time | had no connection with tine r;l~c.
but after it was entered in the supreme
Court. | Was employed - attend I" it
for the state. The east, Wn> in Court
three terms before ii WAS reached ful
Trial. and | had The -"ls. charge. of it and
TIA" entire Labor of rIciHiiu" and aIgu-
iug it. Ii Was Il east involving Il large
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27

john JOY. of Brattlcboro'. was fatally
injured while target shooting with his
sou Oh Saturday evening.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27
The Vermont Central Troubles.

EEO. T. EDNI Ms.
Hon. l.. Z. Poland. II. .i"lur>huIN. VI
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

NEW NAGAZlNE.- -Wepropo:e com
mencing the publication Of a monthly
Illustrated magazine about the middle
Of August or first of September. II
will be devoted to literary matters,
and 10 Illustrating prominent points
in the Willamette Valley and other
portions of Oregon and Washington
Territory. 1t will lie Of large size,
neatly printed, and will be furnished
to subscribers at 81 per year. As the
price is so low, We hope to furnish at
least one copy to every family in this
valley. 4 more interesting publica-
ton for mailing to friends in the East
can not Ike obtained. Ihose who wish
to stimulate home industries should
hand us their names at once, so that
we may know how many copies to
print for the first edition. A general
invitation Is extended to everybody to
clll at the REGISTER office and Sub.
scribe for thu illustrated monthly.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

the deed was tihm. He carried thu
cili'd with him into the country alu.
hire, a farmr and wife to care for il
under the prtense it was hi, own =
As liz offered 4 literal sun. the bar
gam WAS made, and lie went his way.
lie, for pw months, pail crr-
tam sun Tpglllarlystor tie sutgport OF
the child. hdt tie Tcinittnccs 1T ia,t
tailed. and they knew hot the ad,llr,,
Of tIle snppocd Gltbar. Nevertheless,
they r4tisayorcl TO find him under
the name Vic had given tIlem. Int "a
1t was aa assumed one. they. OF
course, failed to lino him. En mean
while the hale had grown TO be !,
wlAsoiiie boy. and they were in fact
10th TO part with him. They soon at
terwarls moved to this State whcru
they have now resided about seven
yetrs.z "a sa#h9
The boy received all the care AMI
attention that two loving hearts with
no offspring of their own could BE-
stow. lie tNls kept in Ignorance Of
his real parentagc. and supposed hi,
present benef;ictoIS wcrp his own IA
lhcr aud mother. lie was carefully
schooled and gave great pronisa Of
future usefulness. Ills foster. ts,rents
loved him as they wou,, their own,
and when they arrived OH this coast
hail matle up their minds that tho
strange father was thml and they wcm
entitled TO thc child. Bit 4 death bed
repentance caused the man to confes.
the wrong. and the letter Mr.. Iluntlev
received tod his story. lie iInmedi-
ately set on to find the family who
had his child. and learned with some
difficulty that they lr,I moved to this
State. lie soon mule the necessary
arrangements, and was ON his way
within 4 short time. LIE arrived az
Portland on the steamer .liLr and
commenced his search. Fortunately
nc ran across citiMal OF this place
who knew the family. laes was in search
OF, and begetller tley assived in Salem.
Thursday last. Tlat afternoon they
drove ont to the mans farm situated
about twelve miles from the city. On
arriving there, who should ;Il,sweP
tllelr summons but the very Objeat OF
their search. There was a strong
family RESEMBLANCE. and after eonsi,I.
er'bIe arguing and commringO Fslates
aAiM pInleS the f;lflAeriS plAin1 sNA.,,u In
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09
MARRHED.

At the residence of the brides faith
er, OH Sunday, August 4th, 1872, by
Rev. Mr., Beinlett, Mr.. john Foshay
70 Miss Martha WlleallOn, both OF
Linn county. " ~
In company With other invited
guests, at the residence Of Mr.. Wheal-
don, last Sunday afternoon, we wit
messed the ceremony as indicated in
tile ab0ve lDOticc. Remembering that
most bachelors regard nlatrinOny as a
sort OF lottery, where more blanks are
drawn than prizes, it was quite re-
freshing to sec with what satisfied
eomplacepcy our bachelor frientls Fo-
shay, sacrificed Ms single bliss upon
the altar Of lIymen. A glance at The
Intelligent, trust-inspiring counte-
nance Of the happy bride, served to
,lissipate all conjectures Of ours on
lhsts l'Oint. We wish the happy cou-
pie life Of increasing usefulness and
happiness stOgether, down TO a ripe
and cheerful old age.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09
Lost and E'o.s,ssr.
A TEN TWAR MYSTERy--A BOY'S IA
TIER AT LAST SECURES HIS OWN
INCIDENTS ETC, ETC.

Sunday fUrenoon's train hOre with
1t Ell route for home ut III. Wayne, In
diana a father with his ten year old
boy, whose history has proved an atl-
yenturoIs one. The gentleman whose
name WIS f. II. llintly. married q
lady about eleven years ago In the
above mentioned place. They were
IN easy circumstances. he being at the
time silent partner IN a dry goods
house in that city. The first year of
their married life passed off very
pleasantly, and about the close Of the
year, this son was born. When It
was about six months old it was stoI-
en- from its cradle during the monlen-
taTy absence of its mother in the even
ing. On her return the alarm was
given, and thorough search instiult-
e,l, but without TVenlt. No trace Of
the child was discovered for .nuny
years. The slr1ck proved too severe
for the Young mother. and . short Ill
ness c.O.ed her life forever. The Ilil-
happy father then resolved to find his
boy, if he was still among the living.
Advertisements were inserted IN tiN
prominent newspapers Of the tlay. btlt
no clue was brought to light. Time
and money was spent IN lavish man
uer, but with the same result. The
almost broken hearted fItiEt4 rave IN
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

\ RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR AGENTS.
We have received from the publish
ers Of Wo0l's Household Magazine.
two beautifully tinted Crlyon pictuics
representing the heals of a little boy
and girl. and "Our Hope" and "Our
JOY" are just the names for the dear.
bright, happy little faces. J.. Paug
Il Go. originally published them at 81.
but they are now offered with Woods
Magazine for one year at 81 30. Ihey
are to be introduced by agents, wha
are allowed Il handsome commission
on tli price. which makes most de-
sirable business for cauvaSsers. While
the Mag;lzine alone is richly worth
the money, the pictures are charming,
and must be seen to be appreciated.
For full particulars address S. S.
Wood & Co., Newhurgh, n. y.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

ADMITTED TO BAu..--Mr. Saith. of
Euena Vista. entered complaint before
his honor, Judge Tandy, a few dags
since, against Mr.. Hammer, of Buenl
Vista. charging him with IrauJ. The
facts in the case are these Smith aud
Hammer are both engaged in the pot
terry ln'illess IN Buel,a Vista. Last
week Hammer passed up the valley
with II load OF pottery, manufactured
at his establishment, which Inc was
trying TO dispose OF. In Offering his
wares at Brownsville. he was inform
ell by one of the merchants there that
\ bill Of that kind Of goods hadalready
been orlered of Smith, and therefore
they didn't want his goods. Hammer
then represented himself rs agent for
Smith. aud that the ware was mabiL
faeturel at Euena Vista. The mer-
chant agreed to take and pay for snch
goods as he wanted and had ordered
of Smith, provided Hammer would
give him a receipt signing Smiths
lIane thereto. and his Hammers as
agent. This Hammer done. aud re-
eelyed the money for the wares. At
liaiscy and OTHER places, perhaps,
Hammer represented himself a,
Smiths agent, and sold his wares To
parties who had ordered bills Of goods
from smith. A dly or two after.
Smith came along with goods to fill
his customers orders, but to his sur
prise found that Hammer, who was
engaged in the same business, in the
same town with himself had filled the
orders previously given to him. rep
rc>elting, to enable him to sell the
wares, that he was simply acting as
Smiths agent. Smith ditln It like this
way of doing business, and he 'swent'
for Hummer, overimuling and causing
Ills arrest in this city. Judge Tandy,
after hearing the evidence, held HAM
mer to bail in the sun Of $500 for his
appearance. which lie gave. And
that's how fraud appears in tile pot
terry business.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09


5. +. Nothing specially
cheering from San Francisco markets
Latest quotations are a. follows
Wheat-Wiihhcavy receipts choice i
quoted at 81 80 l5l 60 Y 100 h'.
OATs-Quoted at 81 10 4 100 tb'.
EggS-IIeavy sales to dealers are
reported ut 2:le = dozen.
PRovIIoNS-Under this head mark
ct quoted strong with upward ten,len-
cy. 1t is clainsl that hams will 90
up to 2Gc T b. During the last month
an advance in Chicago is noted Of *
Z Ii on susui-emr1l hams; 3c on
breakfast bacon. ] sc in sides, and /,
q sc in shoulders. In sugar there i
an improvement noticed, both in the
common and higher grades. Nothing
to report IN eo!lre. fea. new crop. i
expected to rule D. ? III. higher. In
iron and general hardware u general
advance in price is noted.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

TANcENT.-We paid u visit to Tan
"ht, Il new station on the 0. & {. Il.
T., about eight mites south Of Albany,
The first Of the week. There are three
good dwelling hou;es ALREADY erected
and @vupied, and u splendid ware
hon>e. owned by Messrs. Beard & Co..
capable Of holding sixty thousand
Ihlsilels Of grain. 1t l. one of the most
>'ih>tantill and elegant looking ware
houses in the valley. Th, eagineused
IN propelling the elevator, wa, built
by Mr.. A. +. Cherry, proprietor Of the
Albauy Foundry. and is as handsome
a piece of machinery Us was ever turn
ai ont Of any shop, and works to a
charm. MeSsrs. ,Ia,. II. Foster & Co.
were having a platform erected lust
with OF the warehouse, along side OF
the switch. to accommodate patrons.
As Tangent Is situated in the midst of
The garden spot Of the prairie. ii i
hound to grow and flourish.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

BEAR.-Two live and lively black
bear c'me to this city on Sunday.
They we're accompanied by friend,
who seen to getting them accommotla-
tions and paying their fare on the rail-
road to Portland. People who mean
der up and down the 0. Il c. Railroad
are 80 ''stnck mp" that they refused to
travel in the same car with these black
coated brllin. consequently they en-
joyed the luxury Of a whole car to
themselves. They saw trouble, bruin.
in SIKH company. ('riiis is a goak.)
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

How Is II DoNE.--The present
warm weather throws III sight the fol-
lowing query. which has been around
considerable, but still remaiils unsolv-
cd; Didyou ever notice a pretty girl,
dressed in dean muslin, overllting
with all sorts of eolorcd scraps, appr-
ently cIllsl from the rag-bag, walk
Ing along the sunny side Of the street.
looking It's imlslsSiyely coal and fresh
as II it were May instead OF August. /.
There Is no unusual flush upoa her
cheeks no dew-hcads gli.ten upon
her fair brow; her lavender gloves
are as fresh as when they were taken
from the pclfumed ease: even her ewes
are calm and unmovctl. The starch
on her lacc shows no sign Of limpnes,:
she moves along rs quietly. aud ap-
rrchtly as happy, as If there were no
thermometers il the world. She i,
only fresh rose after the sun has
kissed on the dew. A. you pass her,
there iia sense OF cooluesS in the very
air, the faint perfume OF her presence
i aS fresh and ririgerating as the
odor of ripe cll!te!oupe. How does
i she do it? Men camot. Even The
,laG,lies give WAY t. the heats of .Aa-
gust. Their Slirt-collars are wi'teti !;
their faces have levered glow they
look oppressed and we;lrieti; even
their cleluly washed linen coat ha, i
unused up" air. AZ Tor ile care
less fellows. they just 20 Willingly
along the streets; they give it up
they wear no vests; their Shirt-e0liars
are nnbuttoned; their wrist t-baudS are
rolled up and very damp; they look
altogether mkempt and flaccid as il
they would say to every plSSer-by.
1t Is deucctl hot, and | don't care
how look" Now. what makes the
difference? How do the women do it.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

NEW SCBSCRBER. have had
si1e pleasure Of enrolling quite a nnn,-
beTof new subscribers to the REGISTER
during the week. and also of renewing
che subscriptions of tIoSe who have
hces, patrons sincc the initial number.
Next to receiving new subscriptions,
nothing affOrls Us 50 much real pleas
are ~ for those who have been sub.
sNibefs for the REGISTER in the past,
10 cO'ne,fnrward and receive a receip,
tN asltasice payment for the new vol.
,Ilne. Volume Five commences with
september 9th, 1872 When old sub.
-sc1ibers renew their subscriptions
promptly, the p'ablisler il cheeretl
with the lelief that bis efforts to please
has met with the approval or his read.
eEN and he is encouraged to re,lMlble
~ efforts to improve aud better hi.
/, htr1lal.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

Come To OCHoCo.-Capt. Mat
tlpws and family contemplate remov-
ing east Ofthe mountains immediate
ly after harvest. lie has already sent
forward the larger portion of his
stock. Capt. Matthews is one of our
Oldest and most respected citizens, and
his removal from among us will
prove a los, to his many warm friends
that clnnot be replaced. We wish
Him and his the best OF fortune where
ever they make their home.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

AN EXCELLENT PIcTURE--On
wednesday Mr.. Paxton succeeded in
getting an excellent ''picter" of on
little city, from the top of the College.
We intend having this, with other
views hereabouts, engraved fer our Il
lnstratcd magazine. We are going to
considerable expense IN illustrating
this portion of Oregon, and hope that
every citizen Of Linn county will feel
the necessity Of Immediately subscril,-
ind and paying us 81 to help the enter
prise.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

LARGE BEKIlEs'-I'he largest and
Mne-t looking biackbenies we have
seen the present season. we obtained
from the garlen of John Beard, Esq.
VINO resides ab"ut eight miles south Of
ahlS city. lie has a large patch" Of
illese berries. Of the I.awtoll and other
Nsrielies. and the bushes are loaded
with the fruit. Mr.. Beard has an ex.
eelient orclarl. in which, besides the
VISUAL apple, cherry, plum and pear
tres, we noticed several beautiful or.
natnental trees, and a couple of wal.
aut trees. which seemed to be flourish.
ing finely. Mr.. Bearl has fou,
hundred acres Of splendid land-one
Il the best farms in the prairie.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

NEw OFFICE. We see by tile last
Walla Walla wv. IT, Union, that our
eotemporary HIS had built and IL now
occupying. a bran splinter new build
ing on Main street of that village. We
congratulate the Union boys Oh the
fact that rent day" will have no ter
ror' hereafter for tlIeln. The Union
Is one OF our best exchanges, and de-
serves the success the building of a
new Office would seem to Indicate. s4
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

FROM MAINE1o CALIFORNIA. New
WILSON Strait Needle l-n,lcrfeed
sewing Machine is the BEST MA
CHINE for all kinds OF work on both
heavy and light sewing. Ttrns easy
and Is simple; a child can use it. 1t
i IL yer ont Of order, and is
ALWAYS READY FoR BUSINESS!
II has lately taken the premium at tie
grea. Northern Ohio State Fair for
htet work done on the Gr0und. Don't
fail TO sce the New Wilson Machine.
and remember that FIFTY DOL
LARS now buys the best Sewing Ma
rhine in the world. Call at Blain.
IWrg 4 Co.'S, wholesale and retail
tca'ers in general merchandise, First
street, Albany.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09
.llI&54 ~ Bek ISIS
Albznll 33e0istrs,
LOCAL MATTERS.

CEoiS. From the report Of the &
sicu,tuml Bureau III Washington, we
hSrn that the corn crop Of the United
states indicates an Increase OF three
per cert. an equivalent Of more tlen
10000 acres. The total area /. shown
,n l,c about 35,0o0,000 acres. An in
crease Is reported in the wheat crop
t., several States. willie a decline i:
reported in but few. There has been
almost IN entire exemption from rust
in wheat, and mud, less than the ,ls,,-
Al complaint of insects. This report
wo,td not seem TO indicate that there
wsS n,rh hope Of last years price,
t,r wheat In this State.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

SALT RIVER MONEY, The money
/. raised by o,r Democratic. friends to
purchase powder with which to joilifI-
cate over the result in North Caro!lI.ay
will probably not be used this season,
IS North Carolina didn't pan ont
Democratic BY long shot. The
money cam be kept till November,
however, and used to help defray
Democratic salt, River expenses. %
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

LARGE PLUMs. - Last Saturday.
through the politeness Of Messrs. A.
CarOthers &Go., we received some Of
,tlle largest pltlms ever grown in any
country. Tley were from The nurs-
cry Of Mr. CIV. WaIling, ileAr Port
land. An average plum measured
shout seven ami = half inclles In cir
cimSefthlCe. In favor aud size they
were nlatchlesR. sfat
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09
EDUCATIONAL.
Albany Collegiate institute.

FIRST TRMlIK OF NENT YEAR r,1xs
~ iM g our ncnts rs t,nTs The a,n
it III and
TfIt;RAftl. DOaANiss, and the department Of
Hi A pi science ~ rraturr the Ar embraces .bc Cai.t
~ ,ae o rs nrIl NJ; for the nni b yIe ~ sug
let IN thch of the "i'1 heNC SUI
The Normal ,s,.
% " lhonnsh Ifil n tlE. 7Asru
ml o ih"'NketNlng
Onnn
n.b. u e granny viii le
tin
College and
DrNarmcn. F~' "N0'"i'eg ny sthiehtS OF ms
ahSiFP 'S5ed RdSrnaEes ia Pain
tnrsrNtA MtanH ion, st1l Tor II san" D'"""S'
AiIr''' r. IA. WARREN, A. M, President.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

PERsoNAL.7-Dr. Whitney. resident
physician at Silctz Imlian Agency,
called on u, Wednesday. lie reports
everything lovely at Siletz.
Jake F'lei$chner l. around again.
lies engaged in d little law matter
just now.
Mr.. Du Boise managed 10 hohble up
is fira First street on ThurS,ily-
the first time In kIs been ont Of the
house for weeks. I'LL owing to the
blarSttii rheumatism.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

Fox SAIE.-IIaving concluded not
to 50 into the farming business imme-
dtttcly, we offtr for S,!e or entire
outfit. consisting Of two sewing ma
chimes and = moving machlne--th The
clipper. We will sell for cash. ready
money, grcnbaeks, le;mi fender,
horses, cows with ctlves-in fact mo It
any way to make parties Ssfe. All
new and first class.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

ERoosIs.-Mr Bclding, having re-
turned from Minnesota, lrls taken the
building on First street formerly oc-
,t,picll hy j. NJ. Mptzicr as a chair
t''etory, where he not only proposes 10
receive and fill all orders for Metzler's )
rawhide-bottomcl chairs, Lut where
he will enter largely into the manu-
itcttire of bruom4. As Mr.. Billing
has already secured an enyiablc mpu-
tNtiun Is 4 iirst-class broom maker
Throughout the valley, we have only
- announce his reemlnrkation in the
business to secure him an extensive
patronage. lie manufactures a spIen-
'h1 broom, ~ all know who have used
his make.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

On, No!-vegetables don't aver
age with other productions Of the soil
hereabouts, as witness prices: Irish
potatoes, 81 per busllel; sweet pota-
toes S14c per pound; green corn, DC
per dozen ears. The sweet potatoes
and tomatoes are from California.