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rnc money pay all these gifts is upon deposit,
and set apart for that purpose in tho Farmers and Dro
yors Bank will lie seen by the following certificate OF
FARMERS AND DRovERs' BANK, /
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. &C. 1872.
This to certify that there s deposit In this
bank half million dollars to tho credit Of the GIFT
Concert fund.- S50lOc0 Of which is held by this bank
OF tho Public Library OF Kentucky to Off
ER. s. yEECH Cashier.
PRICE OFtfIckETa.
Whole tickets, $40; halves S5 quarters $s So woio
tickets $O0 % S255 90 $500; !i3 for g
for s25Co BIS for S5Do No deount o. less than 800
worth Of tickets at n time.
Nam oshce In charge cf Hon. THOMAS E. BRAN
IETTE. late Governor ef Kentucky, room No. Public
M Branch ot1cc IN charge Of Major THOs H. HAYS, NO.
Tickets also with j. T. Edge, 16 Broad P. neyln, 81
Nassau; j. Scott Gibson 562 Broadway; George y kint-
ner, 90 Spring; Gus Fell 1893 Washington strtct L. w.
parkcs, I0 Broadway; Bookstand, Astor House JOS
Bates, 1856 Broadway.
$5S9 500 + led 1fMM Kentacky VISA State Lottery @ sSooo
W drawn in ROYAL Havana Lottery Of Cuba, October
g. Address BAILEY CO. (oice established 30 years.,
ia Broadway.
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THE TURF.

w - ss
ITALL'S DRIVING PARK, OCTOBER MEETING.-
IL Pa.es will commence Tuesday, October 2 and
tinue to Saturday the 2Gh. Trotting punctuay each
alton. Admission 81.
DROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION,
l. FALL MEETING, 1872.
FOURTH DAY-POSTPONED UNTIL. MONDAY, OCT. q.
AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Purse No. T. Purse and Stake for four ar-o,d colts
r. u. Gallaway enters br g. Dixon by Happy Medium.
NJ M. Judkins enters br 8. Ben Morreli by Winthrop
A. II. Rowe enters blk. g. Rowcs Tommy, formerly
Thomas Jefferson, Jr
Chr. Backnan enters b. g. Silver Heel by Rysdyk's
Purse No. & $4,000: free Tor all 200 TO arst 100 TO
second 500 10 third and $500 to fourth.
Ben'. Mace enters ch. &. Judge Fullerton.
y. Mace enters br e. Geo. Palmer.
w. H. DOble enters b. m. Rosalind.
J. j. Bowen enters blk. g. Camors.
John Iovett enters b. III. GnZelc.
Races commence each Gay at o'clock r. NJ, good day
stretch 81; ladies, 81. In of postponemcnt
buc..n johnson fesiairant Twenty-eghth street and
br6adway, New York and at the office IN ~ or
before IL O'clock. MARTIN KALBFLEISCH Pres'N.,,
GKo. ", OAKLEY, superintendent
hRNSpECT PARK FAIR GR0tiNDS
sA1pfRai pRosirE6f riRF FaIa "A az aRoSNDs P's'SS?hD
The advertised to take place between Nonesuch
and Susie IL indefinitely postponed.
Match, $5W, mile heats best? In 5, in harness
B. Daniels names b. g. Commodore Mutt, catch weight
D. Pnfcr names b. IN. Topsey.
Good day and track. Admission, 81.
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WAIDRON COOKIES
n Downtown Horse Mart
New Church, Cedar and Liberty streets.
Special Auction sale
THIS DAY, at IL o'clock.
of the Horses, Wagons, Harness, &C.,
OF "a private gentleman, leaving the city.
The stock Is good, and will positively be sold TO the
highest bidder q, follows
One Ladys Driving Establishment consisting of ele-
CANT Pony, IA hands, years. this pony Is perfect
beauty has all the and style OF the finest horsc s
good driver ane stepper; can be driven by lady or
Beautiful Pony Phaeton Harness. Blankets, Robes,
Whips
Magnificent dark bay Coupe Horse, l6 hands; superior
form and sye perfectly kind and gentle i'll all harncss
tricks yces stands without tying warranted kind
and gentle In all harness..
One Rockaway, in good order.
One Gray Horse, 10 6hands, years; good family or
business horse fine stopper, pnie gated and free; no
vices tricks: stands without tying; IL reliable and
pleasant sound and kind.
One Sorrel Mare l5E hands, years; good worker ana
puer sound ana kind.
Ono bay Horse l5k hands, 6years old isa ilne family
business horse; sound and kind good driver and
puer liable every way.
One Bay Horse, Is hands, 8 years; kind and true.
Two sets good hand d-nade Harness, made 10 order by
good city maker; good as new.
Blankets Whips Robes, &c, &c.
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COAsTwIsE sTEA MsmIPs,

nIRECT LINE TO HAVANA.
IL HAVANA, PROGRESO AND VERA CRUZ
New York and Mexican Mail steamship line, leaving
pier No North River at r. NJ, direct to- Havana .,
CiTy IN MERiyx MINNIE !. -. Tuesday, Oct. %
CRY or HAVANA (Ifsyana only: Tuesday, Nov:i
CITY OT MRxICO. sherwood Monday Nov. Is
CITY or HAVANA Deaken lHavana owtU SAT. MOVES
For res"t q pAIEXASHRE 4 SONS. IS Broadway.
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spORTING-DoGs, nIRDs, sc.

FOR SALE ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS
IA. Birds. &c. Medicines for all diseases; prepared
Food for mocking birds, at b. q. DONEfS, No Greene
street, near Canal.
L,OR SALE-A LADY's DOG GREYHOUND; GENU-
IL inc race Inqnre at l3 Eighth avenue, on Sunday,
between O'Clock A. NJ. ana o'clock +. NJ.
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-A-ExECuT0R'S SALE.
IA. s. DINGEE, Auct:oncer,
will sell
TUESDAY, October q, 1877,
commencing at IL o'clock A. NJ,
the entire Contents OF Private Stables l6 East 1hrueh
street, being the property of the late
Colonel French.
One 80. black Horses, ls hands, years old, sound
liza and gentle In 5n One black Horse l5sk
hands Years old excellent roadster, free from and
right every way.
Oae Close Coach, j. r. Lawrence, maker
One Park Phaeton, Brewster maker.
Coal Box Top Buggy, r. NJ. Stivers, maker.
Top Buggy, turnout seat r. NJ. stlvers, maker.
Together with variety Of heavy and light Double and
Single Harness, Robes Livery Suits gents and lady
Saddles, Brides Whips &c, &c.
Above stock can be seen until day of sale. Further
particulars OF $. DINGEE Il co, Auctioncers
SS7, 339 and Al Fourth avenue,
corner Twenty fifth street.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYDS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
~ FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Tho steamship AMERICA, Captain r. Bussius will sail
on Saturday October 26 at r. NJ, from Bremen pier.
foot Of Third street Hoboken TO be followed by steam
ship HERMANN, Captain q. Reichmann, on Saturday,
November 3
RATES OF PASSAGE TO LONDON, HAvRE AND
BREMEN,
:, payable In gold, or Its equivalent In currency.
First cabin. $50
Second cabin. II
Stecrage 80
For freight, or passage apply TO oELRICIis 4 CO.,
Agents Bowling
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOsT OFFICE NOTrCE-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE
duriug the week ending Saturday &c tober IL iSl2.
will close this office Wednesday at IL Nj on Thurs
day ut II A. NJ. and on Saturday at 5and II A. NJ
- r. H. JONES Postmaster.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

CTABLE TO RENT.-STABLE NO. o WEST TwELFTI
- street to rent; accommodation for five horses
hve carriages; servants rooms, &c.
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A 5000 FOR sl0-KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
"A. every day Havana Lottery at reduced prices
Send Tor circular
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TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.-OrFICIAL
~ Passports OF the department OF state issued by A. e.
WfLLMARTH, United states Court House, Il Chambers
street.
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DRY GOODS.


n EXPERIENCED PROFESSOR GERMAN, JUST
n returned from I've years stay in Paris, would give
lessons at his the pupils residence. Address
b. box 46 Herald Office
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Fog sAI.n, CHEAP-THE BEST. PLACE IN THE
= o,ate of New Jersey for clipping horscs with the
| American Horse Clipping Machine. Address HORSE,
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L,OR NORFOLK CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
The Old Dominion Steamship Company will de-.
spatrh. from pier 81 North River their elegant sdewheel
steamship OLD DOMINION Bousns commanasr for u Nor,
r. H. giving through bills ading to all points South and
Southwest Through passenger tickets issued to all polns
general Office 1877 Greenwich street. corner Dey street.
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DAcIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY's LINZ 70
CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA,
VIA PANAMA,
CARRYING MALLS. PASSENGERS AND

Il CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA,
VIA PANAMA,
CARRYING MAILS PASSENGERS AND
FREIGHT TO
AsriNwA rs rnSANA rldsrc s6STA Ar ~ MExco
CENTRAL AMERICA, PERU
AND CHILE
steamers leave 10TH 10th and SON each month"; excepo
when those dates fall Sunday, then the day previous
October l-Steamer OCEAN QUEEN, Captain Jee
for Aspnwal direct connecting Panama with steamer
CoSSIiLuIlON Captain -. touching at Acapulco, Man
zanio, Mazatlan, San Diego and Pedro als0
Meeting Tor all Central American and South Pacific ports
o. iVn ana h each month connect with the
ceived until +. NJ. OF October -
Steamer COLORADO will leave San Francisco Novem.
ber 1879 for Japan and China. For rates passage
freight and all further information apply at CompanyG
office ON the pier, foot OF Canal street, , p.av
SPECIAL NoTICE.-Postponemen OF sailing day
Steamer OCEAN QUEEN VIII sail for AsplnTa at noon.
TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP
MACK, 2OO tons burden, Captain W. WEIR, will sail for
st Thomas Para, Pernanbuco Bahia and Rio Janeiro
Wednesday, October q, from pier 43 North River
For freight or passage apply TO VIM H. GARRISON
Agent. No. Bowling Green
TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA
u ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
sailing regularly every Thursday, at o'clock NJ pre-.
cisely, from pier No 4North River.
MORRO CASTLE. Captain 7. II. Morton. Oct. M
MISSOURI Captain M r. Greene ......Noy.
- '''o'' - '"'@e A. W. DIMOCK, President
No. Bowling Green
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L,oR sALE-A PAIR OF RAY HORSES, YEAS
old IS hands high; can trot ~ about .::a. minutes.
nearly new. Apply at private stable No. East Forty.
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A -A-MoNEY LOANED on LIFE INSURANCE
IA. Policies and other Securities at 81 Liberty street
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ruRs! FURs! !! xURs!

FTNHE HIGHEST rRlCEa PAID IN CASH
j for all kinds At EaIEa3. IN.
HLALN,,'YOGNG 3 co,
Albany, Feb. ., 'ia2sst 1 +.
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CHINESE VIEW OF EUROPEANS.
The Chinese of the interior,
whom business takes to Canton OF
Macao, always go the first thing to
look at the Europeans on the prom
enade. 1t is one of the most anus
ing sights to them. They squat in
rows along the sides of the quays,
smoking their pipes and tanning
themselves, contemplating while,
with a satirical and contemptuous
eye, the English and Americans,
whopromenade up and down, from
one end to the other, keeping time
with admirable precision. Euro
peans who 60 to China, are apt to
consider the inhabitants Of the celes'
tial city very odd and supremely'
ridiculous, and the provincial
Chinese Of Canton Macao pay back
the sentiment with interest. 1t is
very amusing to hear their sarcastic
remarks on the appearance OF the
devils of the west, their utter aston
ishment at the sight Of their tight
fitting garments, their wonderful
trowsers, and pfodigious round hats
like chimney pots-their shirt col
lars, adapted to cut off the ears,
and making a frame around such
grotesquc faces, with long noses and
blue eyes, no beard Or moustache,
but handful of curly hair on each
cheek. Tie shape of the dress coat
puzzles them above everything.
They try in vain to account for it,
CALI 70 it q half garment, because it
is i'm ,ossible to make it meet over
the breast, and because there is moth
ING in front to correspond to the
tails behind. They admire the
Judgment aud exquisite taste 0
putting buttons as large as sapecks
behind the back, where they never
have anything to button. How
much handsomer they think them
| selves, with their narrow, obliqutl
black eyes, high cheek bones and
little round noses, their, shaver
crowns ETs and magniiesnt pigtail.
hanging almost to their heels. Ado
to all these natural graces 4 cohica
hat, covered With red fringe, A.
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WHAT | SAW IN A FLY'S HEAD
| was examining common house fly
one morning with a microscope, and
what was my surprise to discover a
whole lot Of little insects crawling
about amongst the hairs of his head.
| counted as many as seventeen,
They were of light amber color,
each having six legs, aud two long
.feelers that they kept tlourishing be-
fore them all the while III the most
energetic manner. They were very
nearly the shape of an ant-lion or
'stloodle, > as we used to call them.
They were very voraclous. saw
seven gather around the lacerlted
neck where the head had been torn
from the b0ly, and they were eating
like pigs, pushing and striking at each
other all the while.
On another part Of the body | saw
three engaged in a deadly fight. They
rushed 1t each other with all the
tierreness of mad bulls. Sometimes
they would rear up and shake each
other like dogs.
The hair OIL the fly's head was quite
thick, standing ont like bristles, and
these little fellows would walk right
out on the ends Of them without fail
ing.
Sometimes two or three of them
would walk up and down OIL his hairy
nose, no doubt to the great annoyance
of her tlyslip.
Now. / wonder if these little fellows
themselves haven't got something in
their head to bite and annoy them?
''IlMt heas have lesser Aeas to bite
'em,
And these fleaS other tleas
Aud 50 on ad inflnitum."
After this when you see fly scratch
his head, you may reasonably con-
Glide that he is not always after an
itler. NY &4 VS.
:, And should you ever be annoyed,
| When, trying 70 sleep, by flies crawl
ing over your face, It may be some
satisfaction ito know that 0itlmes his
slumbersi are dlstnFbed aby thess little
chaps crawling over has (ana> sw 40 j
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s'gend IzIna UP Another

"l1eep your seat" said ], as my
friend rose 10 go; | cannot help re-
pcating that odd boomerang joke
attempted 70 be played upon Cough
by everybody's pet humorist, Mark
TWAIN, and that Falstaffian .jokist,
the Fat Contributor. 1t las been
told before, bnt ! should like to re-
peat it, stripping the story from the
falsehoods NJ which it was former
ly embelisl,ed.n
One evening Twain and Girls
found themselves together at the
Sherman House, in Chicago, B. +.
(before tic fre.)
Drifting about in search Of the
picturesque, they followed the hu-
man stream, till, ito wear The met
aphor threadbare) they stranded on
a bar. Mr.. Cough was staying at
the house at the time, and being un-
well, had retired early. A bright
idea struck Twain's restless mind.
w.et's send him up cocktail /"
Idea voted good and acted upon'
Waiter arrived at Mr.. Coughs
room "Some mistake; never touch
liquor" Waiter positive; Cough
more so.
On the way down it occurred to
, the darkey that it was a pity the
cocktail should be wasted, SO he
drank it, and reported call right"
at the bar. Twain and Girls, in
tensely delighted, thought they had
caught the lecturer mapping. "Let's
send him up another" said Girls
Same result; cocktail receipted
home by darkey. Excitement al
fever heat.
"Givc him a brandy strong
shouted Twain.
Disappearance of darkey--dittc
cocktail. Report satisfactory, anC
the precious pair put their heads
together, ard were coEcocting ;
plan to mix liquors OH the temper
ance man, when Mr.. Cough entere(
the bar-room, approached our heroe
and said:
IL am afraid you rest under
misapprehension. Seeing that | wa
being made the victim ofsome prac
teal Joke, I followed the waite
down, and saw him drink the liquo
that / suppose you thought | ha'
used. You will please refrain tror
sending any more up, as l hay
not felt tie need of such drink
fol- years.
When the subject is brought u
now to Twain, he says tile FL
Contributor "retired within himse
like a creased telescope" but flu
tler says he ('rwain) twas never
Chicago; didn't know thcfe>was
Sherman House, etc. - 1oIed
BMde.
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We happened to meet Colonel
Strother, the famous Porte Crayon,
and, the talk turning as usual upon
Morse, the Colonel said:
Il knew him well. took lessons
under him in drawing and painting.
| first saw him when he was compet-
itor for the remaing panel in the ro-
tuntla Of the Capitol. sE thought then
that lie ought to have it. ! think so
yet, Tie was not a great artist, but
he was enough one to save us from
ridicule. The job was given TO Mr.,
Powell; General Schenck did that.
The General probably did not know
one picture from another, but Mr..
Powell was his constituent, and he
tSchenck) believed that something IN
the way of art should be done for the
Miami bottoms, so he worked at it till
he cot the commission.
And one day. said we, Congress
will give General Sclenck permission
to remove that terrible product of the
Miami bottoms. But about Morse"
"Well, engaged to become his pu-
pill, and subsequently went to New
York and fround him in room on Uni
versity place. lie had three other
pupils, and soon found that our Pro
tessor had very little patronage. |
paid my fifty dollars; that settled for
one quarters instruction. Morse was
a taitfnl teacher. and took as much in
terest in our progress, more, indeed,
than we did ourselves. But he was
very poor. | remember that when
my second quarters pay was due to
lin ii did not come as soon rs expect
cd, and one day the Professor came in
and said courteously:
"'Well, Strotller, my boy, how are
we off for money!"
"'Why, Professor, | answered, !
am sorry to say | have been disap-
pointed; but | expect remittance
next week."
"'Next week, lie repeated sadly
i shall he dead by that time"
"'Dead, sir. >"
Eyes, dead by starvation"
IL was distressed and astOnished
| | said hurriedly, Would ten dollars bt
of amy service?'"
Z" ".Ien dollars would save my life
that is all that it would do
II paid the money, MI that l had
and we dined together. 1t was
modest meal, but good, and after W
had finished he said:
"''rhis II my first meal for twenty
four hours. Strotlier, don't be an al
} tist. 1t means bcggary. Your life d
S pendent upon people who kno'
nothing of your art and care nothin
for you. A house dog lives bette
: and the very sensitiveness that stim'
t Iatcs him to work keeps him alive
t suffering"
: IL remained with Professor Nor
three years and then we sepamte'
Some years afterwarl | met him {
D Broadway one day. He was abo'
0 the same as before, a tritle older, al
somewhat rrldier. asked him llo
he was getting on with his painting
and he told me that he had abandont
!. it /; that he had something better !
believed; and told me about his pr
r posed telegraph. | accompanied hi
to his room, and there found sever'
y miles of wire twisted about, and I'll
: battery which he explained to M
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Paper-IlaMging, CalcemininS,
Decorating, sc.

~ NJ. WADswoRTH will give prompt
attention to all orders for Paper
hanging, Calccmining, Decorating, &c. IN
This citv or vicinity. All work executed
M the latest style, In the best manner, and
AZ lowest living rates. 60 Orders ieit ~
furniture Warcrooms OF Cllas. Ncaicy WIN
receive prompt attention. PV$
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An exchange says: "A writer has
calculated that as the average area OF
the human mouth, when open, is about
four square inches, the comhine(t
mouths of the 5000 singers at the Bos-
ton Jubilee will form cavity OF over
1856 square feet. Measuring jubilee cav
tiles BY the square feet Is anew wrink-
le. Should they attempt to sing The.
voice of free grace cries escape to the
mountains. tile hearers may be Tempt
cd to take it literally"
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Notice.

OREGON & CALIFORNIA RAILROAD
" Company, Land Department, Portland
Oregon. April ), 1872. Notice Is hereby
given, that a vigorous prosecution will be
instituted against any and every. person
who treHmlsses upon any Railroad Land,
ycuttingnnd removing imbcrthcrctronl
before the same is BOUGHT of the Compa-
nv AND PAID FOR.
All vacant Land In odd numbered sec
tions. whether surveyed or unsurVeycI,
within distance of thirty miles from the
line of the road, belongs TO the Company,
/. X. MOORES.
s2yltf Land Agent.
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ample tunic with large sleeves, and
black satin boots with a white sole
Of immense thickness, and it must
be evident to all that o European
cannot compare in appearance with
the Chinese.
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The Eyes! The Ears!
der. 4. l.. GOLDEN,
OcuIist and Auristi Albany, Oregon.
OTa. r. o. SMITH, DENTIST,

HAs LOCATED IN AL HSs-
bany, and is nov ready - 49, sssisssse
70 wait on the citizens of Al iTHYYYYY1
banyand vicinity,witha new
invention in dental work. 1t consists in
supporting the plate tofhe mouth witnQut
covering the whole ROOF, as neretolore'
Those Wishing artificial teeth are request.
vi 10 cnlI and examine for themselves.
Also. plates mended, whether partially
broken or divided. Teeth, extracted with
ont pain. Office over Turrcll's store; All
~, ,,n,l ,,arrantcd. IVA
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DIR. VAN CLEVE'S
GalValic Abdominal Supporter
AND
UTERINE ESEa;y-H.ATOR.

rT,IIE MERITS OF THIS INSTRUMENT
L consist principally in thr support It
gives to the abdomen and spine. The belt
i broad supported by suspendcrs Passing
over the shoulders, and kept in shape by
sclf-gcnemting t'alvanic Plates, which2ivc
a pleasant current.
The Regulator Is also Galvanic; its Cup
and NoHzlcs are madeof Silver; It's stem, OF
Copper and Zine, IS hollow, that injections
mnv he thrown through ii, or into the necl;
of The Uterus. II can be so regulated by
its thumb-Scrpw as to meet any mal-posi-
tion OF the Uterus, and is uneaualled in
Ii eeting amy form Of female disease.
Price, So. Patented August ID, lSIl, Dy
w. S. Van ClcNe, Ccntmlia, Illinois.
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A German expressman called at Il
house in Brooklyn recently, to deliver
a box. lie rang the bell and servant
girlopened the door, when the express
man said, Il have got a schnAAll p0N
aud ifyoulike | will carry il up stairs ,
The girl looked horror.stricken, and
not relishing the ilea Of admitting, q
man with the smallpox, slamcd, bolt
ed ana barred ale door IN tie astoR-
iahed. .cSpfcsssnapis faee,a sa sn7ss
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TURNING TURNING

r AN PREPARED TO no ALL KINDS
Of turning; keep on hand and make TO
order manifestations chairs, and spin
ming wheels. Shop near the " Maxn0lm
Mills" JOHN NJ. METZLER.
Albany, Nov. 8, 1851
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Territory for SRle, or will receive
Royalty for manufacture.

For State or Territorial rights to manu-
factur and sell on the Phcitic Coast, apply
to COLL, VAN.CLEVE, Albany, Oregon.