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BRONCHITIS.

This IA an irritation or Inflammation Of the
bronchial tubes. which carry tue AIR We breathe
iut0 the lungs. 1t artsrs from - cold ~acttiri IA
the throat. from CatarTh extending u these
parts. from sersfHlous aaretsoEfs. and from 40
Trrc nee y; the voice. The irritation lFola iii.
Litter cause c.sHuieaees Ia fss farya< anL gi.fis.
which ars the organs uf the woes. and extent
M d~o.nvarls, produces hoAFselsGs. coughing
and splitiug mucous matter. sola times NAKED
with blood. 1t u chisGy dangerous from tLs
tendency to spread intD tue Iusfs. and tcrmi-
mats ia ~ptsoIi. Il Is ia tAs care of severe
and obstinate Gases ct this dizSass that Dr.
Fisree's Golicn Medical Discovery has achisses,
unparalleled success. aad WON the ioudesG pFa.ss
fsom all who have used IL. II - sid 0y all re-
spectacle druggists
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OVERLAND MONTHLY For JUNE
I've have before us the closing number
of the eighth volume, and we find that,
in all respects, it is equal to preceding
issues. The opening article Is entitled
"Sheep-farming in California; aud is
n most interesting and timely produce
ton on that subject. Other Western
articles, referring to the material devel-
of this section of country,
will be found under the titles of "Ko-
diak and southern Alaska" North
ern California Indians, No. g." "pavy's
Expedition to the North Pole,n and
"'Woven Threads on Goodness the
latter being u string of Chinese pro-
verbs, thousand of years old, aud in
many cases forming striking Bible co.
medicines of language. The reviews
of books occupy u large space, and are
carefully done. The Record of Mar
riages and Deaths on the Pacific Coast
is continued, and forms an interesting
feature of this popular PERIODICAL
Subscribers will please remember that
this is the closing number of the vol
ume, and govern themselves accor-
dinghy" 81 per annum. j. IT. Car
many & Co., Publishers, 400 flashing
ton Street, San Francisco.
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GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL
EHTATE.

NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ pursuance Of an order Of the County Court
Of thecounty Of Limo State Of Oregon, made on the
Stb day 81 Nay, 1871. the undersigned, guar
dian Of the persans and estates Of Francis II.
Fields. aud others, minor heirs Of Vim. Fields.
deceased, will seli ut public auction to the high
est bidder, on Saturday, the 18th day of June,
1879. at I o'clock p. NJ. at the court honse door,
ii said county Of Linn. all the right, title,
interest and estate Of said minors in and to the
following described real estate, to-wft: Sixty
ak feet front and running back 50 feet of the
east half Of lot No. s. In block No. 2, In the
town Of Brosnsyille, 10 the county OF Linn,
State Of Oregon, with the buildings situate
thereon. Terms Of sale: half cash, gold coin
In band. balance on six months credit with in
terest At ten per cent from day Of sale.
g. c. COOLEY, Guardian.
May 20. 1s72-n4Iw4.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
REMARKABLE CURE OF THE So.
PERiMTENDENT OF THE
GUADALUPE MINE.

THE WORK GOES BRAysLY oS."-eAsE 10. 6e0i
-sgcoxD sEEfEs.
~GUADAL0rPg MISE. near San jose, I
August IS. ISL
DR. A. II. LoRTEA & Co. -Por n Tong time /
have been afflicted sith Rheumatism III my
hsads aud feet, tue pains most 1T tbe time beins
very severe. On the 7th Of July I procured
solae OF your INK WEED REMEDY. and at
ter taking only three bottles. ind that 1 am
qsiie restored IL health aud strength. Il have
had the hAeum.ti,m for eIeyen ga years. ami
th:pk that the success Of the Junk" in curing
= ditesnts OF Tong standing. in ~ short Is time,
;s very remarkable
As u tDbtE ati appetizer | have never met
with anything eqaal to the Junk WEED
REMEDY" During the lime 1 Was taking 1t
/ gained fi5j poihds in weight. Trusting that
this eertifieat. may be useful in inducing othcrs
Affected as 1 was 10 Try The Junk" 55B'
1 remain, very truly yours.
n JAMES L. BROWN,
n27tE Sup't and Agent Guadalupe Mine.
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To CAMPAIGN SCBscRIBERS.-The
next issue Of the DEMOCRAT completes
the subscription of our campaign sub
scribers- We should like to retain
them upon Il books rs regular sub
scribers, and shall take pleasure i'm
continuing the paper TO their address
if ordered so TO dn. Those who desire
to continue taking the paper can
either notify our agents at the various
postofiiees Or call apon or write to- lis
direct We shall make the paper es-
peciaily interesting until after the
Presidential election, and we trust our
Democratic friends viii give US u lib
eral support
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SHOULD sax So.-The Rcgi<ter OF
last week winds up a fulsome and be-
siotsering notice of Capt. Humphrey
with the sage remark: "He predict
his result i'll June as certain" The
profuntiity OF that sentence must start
ie the Registers reaiers into new life
and cause them 10 bow iii humble ac-
acknowledgement of the erudition of the
sage who uttered it. And then Gap"
must feel $ proud of the fact that his
result is certain in June," He think
ourself it Is certain To be the most dis
astrous "result' with which fle has
ever been visired-a result which viii
wipe him out by Il copioas majority.
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FESTRILoQUIsM.-On Saturday cv-
eniug Prof. J. G. Kenyon gave one of
mis- excellent performances in this
place. This gentleman has visited our
State before, and his merits are ac-
knowledged by all. His ventriloquial
powers are unsurpassed. His inita-
tions of musical sounds, the California
knocking bird. and the hummiug OF
bees, are certainly unexcelled, and
should be sufficient of themselves to
insure good houses. AS a prestidigita-
tor Dir. Kenyon has no superior Oh
this coast.
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FINE SToRE.-Oue evening during
the week we were shown through the
drug establishment of Messrs II. c.
Hill * Son, OF First Street. These gen.
uemen have been making some ma-
teral improvements in their store. y
new, neat and cosy consultation room
been fitted up in fine style, II new
coat of paint has been given the labor
at9Iy and shelving, and altogether
their establishment, for neatness and
beauty, is not TO be surpassed by any
of the kind in Oregon. Mr.. Titus also
has n magnificent display of clocks,
watches anu jewelry in a portion of
the establishment. Give these gentle
men Il cali.
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SANT1AM DITCH.-We are glad to
announce that this enterprise has again
been taken hold of, by those who will
speedily push the work to completion.
The Directors of the Santiam Ditch
Company will oon be elected, rs u
large amount of the stock has already
been taken. When this is done the
work of bringing water from the south
fork of the Ssntiam, near Lebanon,
into this city, will begin. This is an
undertaking which promises more for
the growth and prosperity of our city
than anything that can be done. Upon
the completion of this ditch Albany
will possess n of the finest water
powers on the Pacific Coast. Mills and
Factories will spriug up as of by mag
ic, and our town resound with the mum
of the spinning machine and noise of
the shuttle. Let those who feel inter-
ested in Albany's future advancement
subscribe for stock, and let us have
this enterprise rapidly eonsummated.
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FoURTu OF JuLY.-ln pursuance of
the decision of the citizens of this
place to have a grand celebration here
on the coming Fourth, flaming posters
have been circulated throughout the
country, announcing the programme
of exercises. Hon. c. G. Curl, of
Salem will deliver the Grafton, and
from the known ability of that young
4. gentleman, an interesting and eloquent
address may be expected Capt. n. b.
Humphrey will read the Declaration.
Music, refreshments, ETC., will be upon
the ground, and those attending will
shave an opportunity of spending u day
: in any ann they mas elect. Ar
rangements have been made to have
several bas9 ball matches, the Corvallis
aud Monmouth clubs having accepted
an invitation to be present. Croquet
sets and suitable grounds will be pre-
pared, and the Pavilion and musiewill
be at the disposal of the votaries OF
-Terpsichore who may wish to ''chase
the glowing hours with flying feet."-
AS it is probable but few of the towns
in this neighborhood will hold local
celebrations, the citizens of Albany
thereby extend q hearty and cordial in
vitation to ALTAR and wide-to come
3nd join in the festivities. We nov
have ample hotel accommodations, so
that those visiting Us can be cared for
in the best manner. No pains will he
spared to make this one of the grand
est affairs ever held in the upper Will
annette Valley. Salutes will be fired,
during the day, and in the evening, the
exercises will c.ose with Il beautiful
display of fireworks.
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TO THE DEMOCRATS OF LINN.

I was a delegate from Albany Pre-
scinct to the late Democratic County
Convention, and hereby assert that
sNr. Sam. Mansfield, delegate from
Harrisburg, represented e. n. Tandy
to me as every way worthy of the
office TO which he was nominated, and
i further assert that Nr. Mansiield's
favorable representations were the cause
of my supporting and also securing the
votes of several other Albany delegates
for him. G.. w. YoUNG.
Albany MaY 30, ISL.
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NOTICE.

Parties who wer: occupying lands in the
"Grsnde RonGe and siletr Reserves" in the
State Of Oregon. in the year 1856. and had
~ abandon the same in consequence Of said Re-
serves having besn selected by the L. :. { T the
settlement Of the Rogue kiver Indians. will
please scnd their addresses. for further cores
ponaencc. TO X. ~. DowNAAS, Atty, Box
isS. Washington City, d. C. 4iw4-
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wATS0N,-Near Albany. on the 18Th inst.
vIScgSr ". WArsox. ased Sd years. / month
and 10 days.
While living be was beloved by all ~ho knew
him. Hc died. as lac lived. in ths hope Of a
better snd happier hoiAe. Conscious to- bis Lass
lac c"nye.ssd wiii bs friends. re-
questing theIn not TO mourn for hin. for he WAS
gong noihe." lie leaves = Large circle Of
r. crds Co mourn bis death. Cox.
Eugene papers please copy.
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SPEAKING IN B A

J The opposing candidates on the
ty tickets will address the citizens of
Albany tomorrow Saturday at l
O'Clock p. NJ, at the Court House.
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nusINEss ANNouNcEMENr.

CONSEQUENCE OF THE REMOVAL
of Jerry briggs. one of the hrn of briggs
d Carter. ffom the State. il become necessary to
settle up the business of said frm, IS far as
practicable. to the present date and in order to
do 50. We. the partners of said firm, have made
a settlement Of our accounts and divisi,n Of the
claims due To said frm, whereby claims 70 the
amount of $50 IS have been duly transferred
tn Jerry briggs. and placed in the hands of
Powell 4 Finn for collection. and claims ~ the
amount of 1921 81 have been duly transferred
10 Eli Carter. who will attend TO the collection
of the same in person. Parties having claims
against said firm viii present them to Eli Car
ter for settlement. !
The business of said firm will be continued
for the present with E. r. NJ. Carter as book
keeper ard general superintendent, and Mart
Bringhara ms principal mechanic. We return
our thanks for the liberal. patronage heretofore
received, and ask the continuance of the same
from q generous public. Our machinery having
been thoroughly overhauled. in Cherry's best
style. we are now prepared to furnish all kinds
of work usually put up in a planning mill or sash
and door factory, and guarantee satisfaetion.-
Give US n call. briggs L CARTER.
April Is, 1871. n36tf.
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HoIIowa,.s pills and ointment

Fry sip1ia* aud all iuaaInIn atory diseases yield
~ a dHlixsnt u-s Of this powerfui preparation.
10 th> Isot, hsnd and neck. their approach
should be checked st ouee-if suPperatiDn ell.
sues. danger Is imIa, acut, aud the kniis e@BHot
be employed without jenpardizing life. This
viii remove tae disorder. without cut
ting, pain or peril. - cents per box Or pot
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BASE BALL--On Saturday last two
match games Of base ball were PLAYED
in this city. The first, between the
Homoletics, of Corvallis, and the Ath-
letics of Albany, was won by the for
mer, the score being IS TO 10. These
are Juvenile clubs, composed Of boys
between the ages of 10 and I6' years
The second was u holly contested game,
between the Athletics, of Corvallis,
and the QuicksIeps, OF this city, result
in the defeat of the latter. Score, l0l
to So. In this contest several MEM
'bers of the first mines of both clubs
were unable TO engage, and therefore
it Vas hardly Il fair test of the skill of
either. The Albany Juvenile club gave
their visitors a grand dinner at ,
O'Clock, at Allphin's Chop House,
which vas a splendid affair, and high
~ enjoyed by the young champions
AT ) O'Clock the Quicksteps gave their
Corvallis friends "a feast at the same es-
Establishment. Good feeling and pleas
ure prevailed throughout the day. On
next Saturday the Albany Juvenile
club will go to Corvallis AMI again try
their powers. Another match game
viii be played, on Saturday, June Sth,
in this city, between the Albany and
Corvallis clubs.
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thapped Hands and Face,
Sore Lips, Dryness- OF the Skin,

III. - AXc., <ZC.s =
Cured at once by HEGEMAN'S CAMPHoR
ICE WITH GLYCERINE. IL keeps th. hands
soft in all weather. See hat you get HEGE.
MANS. Sold by all Druggists. only % cents.
Manufactured only by HgGgMAH L Co., Chem :
lists and Druggists, New York. ianI3'7Iy!
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A. WHEELER, sHEDD, Or.

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MER.
CHANT.
Agent for sale of the celebrated "Bain Wag-
on" and for the sale Of ali kinds Of sgr,euItu.
raj machinery.
C~onsignments solicited. Town lots In town oil
Shedd for sale.
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REcHRIsTENED.-ME Murray has
changed the name of his hotel t o the
Exchange and reftted and refur-
nished it in the best possible manner.
Guests visiting this house may be sure
of good treatment.
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RAIN.-Copious quantities of ire
freshing dews of heaven'' have been
sent down by Jupiter Pluvius within
the past week. Farmers rejoice. Pic
nicerS lament.
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RELIGIoUs.-Rev. Mr.. Lowell, of the
NJ. e. Church. South, breaches regu-
larly III the Court House in this city
on the second and fourth Sabbaths in
each month.
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OUR NEXT IssUE.-We will delay
the publication Of the DEMOCRAT till
the latest possible moment next week,
in order to give our readers the fullest
available election returns.
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coSvALEscENT.-Hon. y. Fl. cranor
has so far recovered as to be able to
walk about town. He informs
US that he is daily gaining strength,
yet not as rapidly as he would
wish. He hope to chronicle the
entire recovery of his good health in a
feW weeks.
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THE TAYLOR FAMILY gave two per-
formances here this week, to fair
houses. Mart. Taylor is well known TO
the people of Oregon as the champion
embodiment OF mirth and fuu-inaking
eccentrieities. His style is at once
original, unique and l~aughable. hrs.
Mart. Taylor, a beautiful young ac-
tress, is a recent addition to this troupe.
Her r~ecitations are chaste and elegant,
and delivered in a very happy style,
while her ballads are full of sentiment
and feeling, and sung with Il sweet,
rich voice. Mr.. Mills, the v~ioIinist,
uses the bow with a skiliful hand, and
executes some fine compositions. Mr.
Taiieure, the banjo player and negro de-
l~ineatOr, Is master of his profession.-
His performances upon the banjo are
not to be excelled. Altogether the
troupe gives chaste and agreeable en-
1ertainments. well worth the price of
admission. They all play in the Forks
tonight.
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SEND For Ir.-Thc May number loi

SEND For IT.-rhe May number oi
The american Journal Of Education,
comes u with numerous Illustrations
and sixteen columns of matter extra.
y glance ut its table of contents will
convince all that III the ability and
variety of its articles IL Is the. leading
educational journal of the country, IL
not of the world. Its Young folks
Department" is both brilliant and In
struetive. Send for It. Address, J. B.
Mcrwin, Editor & Publ her, no Chest
nut Street, st. Louis, NO.
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WILLIAM DAVIDSON,
REAL ESTATE DEALER
Office No. "a Front Street,

Omce NO. o. trout street,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
REAL ESTATE in this CITY and EAST
PORTLAND, in the most desirable Localities,
consisting of LOTS, HALF BLOCKS and
BLOCKS, HOUSES and STORES; also,
IMPROVED FARMS, and valuable I'M
cultivated lands, located in ALL parts Of the
STATE for SALE.
REAL ESTATE and other Property pur-
chased for Correspondents. in this CITY and
throughout the STATES and TERRITORIES,
Fith great care and on the most ADVANTA-
EE0US TERMS.
HOUSES and STORES LEASED.
LOANS NEGOTIATED. ana CLAIMS OF ALL
DESCRIPTIONS PROMPTLY CoLLECTED.
nd a General FINANCIAL and AGENCY
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CONFERENCE.-THE
annual Sunday SCHOOL Convention of
Oregon met In the Congregational
church on Tuesday evening. The Wei
coming Address was delivered by Rev.
). O.. Irvine. a large number of dele
gates were present. We will refer to
its proceedings in our next issue.
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BORN:
DIED,

bOttN.
H0WELL-on ihe 2Tth inst. la the wife
Vim. +. HusclI--a dau .htsr.
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NOTICE OF

TEyHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Elk
listing between N. II. Cranor and N. b.
Humphrey in the practice of law is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons hav-
ing claims against the firm are requested to pre-
sent the same for payment. All persons indebt.
ed to the firm are requested to come forward
and pay the same. Business pertaining to the
partnership will be settled ut the Office Of the
firm in Froman's Brick over Postofhce.
N. II. CRAN0R,
N: B. HUMPHREY.
May IS, ls72.-fwz.
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FIREMEN's BESEF1r.-The Taylor
Family have consented to give a per-
Torrance, in Parrish Hall, on Monday
evening next, for the benefit of the
Albany Fire Department. This is a
praiseworthy object, and a full house
should turn out. e
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TRAINING.-S. Montgomery and J.
z. Grouse are training their animals.
Minnie and Bones, for the trials of
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RAcEs.-Some lively races may be
expected at the Linn County Fair
Grounds on the 5th and 9th days of
July. Several noted horses will COM
pete for the magnificent purses which
have been offered.
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PRECAUTIONARY ME2sURE.-On
Friday last o. 4. Brown came up frem
Salem and ordered all the Indians in
this vicinity back upon the. reservation.
This measure was deemed expedient in
consequence of a report that small
pox had broken out on the Siletz.-
Whether the report was true or not,
the Indians should be kept on their
own ground, and no allowed t. hang
around u villages during the hot
weather. We believe no alarm need
be felt, yet it was thought advisable to
take this precaution, in view OF the
possibility of the truth of the rumor.
Measures will doubtless seon be taken
9your City Council to prevent any In
dians from remaining in town during
the summer.
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"A MENTS.

"A ERTIsiE M,ENTs.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF PORTLAND, OREGON,
Published by l.. samuel,
General Advertising Agent, 90 Front Street.
ACKERMAN's DOLLAR sRORE,
No. 90. FIRST STREET.
Importers and Jobbers Of Fancy Goods, Toys.
Crockcry. Glassware and Plated Ware.
4 stor House, First st.. between Oak and Pine.
N Eyeryihing ncnts D L. LenEfrllow. Peep.
BOOKS, STATIONERY IND PERIODICALS.
BANCROFT d MORSE,
Agents for Mabie. Todd a Co.'S celebrated
GOLD PENS.
wilson, Brakeman. Taylor 4 Co.'S School Book.
.Ts.t pubk.hed. afaH line ofisgai blanks for ORR.
Il arman. the only direct I'm porter Of Cloth NJ,
&C., cor. Front & Washington streets.
CHAS. G.
WHOLESALE
bookseller and StatiOner,
LARGEST STOCK IN PORTLAND.
NO. ~ 'FRONT.' anu NO. . "HphitR'"h F''''F'
I'D EEK. WILLIAM & son. l2s Front street,
fmrerterr and Dealers IN
GUNS, RIFLES AND REVoLvERS
of every description.
Fishhn. Tackle Fancy Goods. Hohd-.i Bril- Ca
res, 1Askets. Crndnst Games. Il BhbvNC Carriages.
Agents for tho "caiifornia Powder Works." nlso
for the wheeler 4 Wilson Sewing Machines"
ID eek. John A.. 100 Front st. practical Watch
I'D maker b Jeweier. Work done for the trade.
HOOK xTD JOB PRINTERS.
HINES 4 BACHELOR. 81 Front st.
-fsy<e<nnE
ID righam 4 Rcihhart. ist St. bet. Oak d Pine.
importers e Slaves. Ranges, kitchen uten1s
I'd uon mnan. W. A.. .. W. cor. 1T 4 Taylor SITS.
Cheapest Furniture House In Pnrtla nd.
CARPETS Wgss1fT Tdnt gRs rsSt:
rlnrkr. Henderson 4 Cook. 81 L So FIR. st.
V Dealers In rrv Goods. Fancy Millinery. &e.
Eohn & Kosepfeld. I4s Front At. Commiesion
u Merchants 4 dealers In Or. 4 Cal. produce.
Hongle. j.. ~, Manufactnr,r 4 Dealer In Sad.
" dies. Harness 4 Saddiery H'riw'r, 90 F'nt st.
rnrrier. ~. 4 CO., los Front street. Merchant
u Tailnrs & ciothiers. Hats. Furnishing Gnoas.
neLssbmu,l 4 oatman. 90 Front st. Real Ia
Il y tate Agent. uietsey lon ned homes reni~'i.
DENTAL GOODS.
C.. II. Wotdard 4 Co. lhl Front street.
URU6GlSlS, fol From: street.
Orders from any portion of the staie0 Terrific
ries carefully filled by mail ar EXPRESS.
Mail, Law.nstein i Co. Fornl,nre aud carpe,
~ leaders, stores from 1874 to ias Fret 81.
ES mole, .usnt Agency. wi,Ierell 4 Holman.
IL 81 Front II. Furnish all kind "f help.
Il vfrding / Beebr, 10 frnui..t. Commission
II Merchants and dealers In domestic produce.
Eyasbion Livery Stable. eer. First 4 Salmon. r
Cnrheit Pr. Goti fprn-outs always nn hand
HSsbel 4 Roberts cor, First & Washington sts.
Dealers 4 manufar. elo'hing. furn'g goods.
Ersrinud. nr. u. r., Dentist. Office M. z. De
kum's Bieek. cor. First 4 Washington ats.
rHm L Steel. IS aud II FRET ST. Dealer. IN
Rocks. Stationary and MusieRi Insirum'nts.
1890
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