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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-01-26
WEEKLY PRICES CURRENT.
WEEKLY BY p. c. HARPER i c

CORRECTED gEKtY BY r. c. BAHrgg L CO.
Following are the prices paid for produce. and
the prices ut which other articles are selling in
tdis market:
wifEAT-White. p bushsl 81 60.
OATs-p bnsboi. IS etz.
POTATOES-p bushri. 81 90.
ONfoSs-1 tnshel. 81 GOAL so.
fLOUE-p bDI. 81 50.
BKANs-White. r ID. 4mj cts.
DRIED FRUIT-Appies. r D.. 6 cents
Peaekss. p -. leg eta; PiuIas, = b, Isca
Cnrants. p ID, Zoe.
BuTTER-3 ID. 10 cts.
EGGS-.9 dozen. 30 cts.
cHtCkkNs-T dozen. 50 90.
suGAk-crs.bed, = ID. Is cts; bland, =
D.. slifgl5 cts; San FEApciscp Refined,
= ID. ii!G9I4z cts.
TEa-Y"ass lfyson, p b. 81 so Japan.
= ID. aoeaSi 90 Black. = d, 75cG,si w.
COfFEE-R D.. 23m25 cenls.
FALT-P IL. I4eg24 ep.
sYRUP-lioaFy Golden, p gallon, 81 90;
TX. Heavy Gslden. = gall. 81 %.
BicoS-iIaias. Z %, Il cts; sides, III cts
Shoulders. ! els.
LAf;D-,Tt IL. I25GIt cts.
OiL-Dcvpe'e Kerosene. p gallon. IS cts,
Z ean. ) gall. - GO LinseeI oil. raw, -
gall, 81 p Linsecd Oh, boiled, 2 gall,
81 Is.
BEEF-Neat. p n. 6 cents.
P0Rk-Neai. = ID. 81 cents.
sHEEP-Aaii"n. per bead. 50 JeG3 60.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-01-26

: Dr.. sAog's CATAHEn RgaEbY IL M Pafent
Uedieipe hambng gotten up 10 dupe the ignorant
and creduIous. nor Is 10 represented ~ being
composed Of rare md precious snb,tapce,
brought from the four corners Of tho earth, car
ried seyen times across the Great Desert Of ga
hara. on the backs of fourteen cafneIs. ard
brought across the Atlantic Ocean on tvo ships"
1t Is n mild. sootbi' &, pleasant Remedy. a per-
feet Specific for Chronic Nasal Catarrh. Gold
in the Head" aud kindred diseases. The pro-
priotor, Il. =. Pierce, VI. D., Of Buffalo, n. Y,
(whosc private Government stamp Is on every
package Of the Gennine,) offers u reward Of $500
for a case Of Cntsrrh he cannot enre. For sale
by druggists. Sent by mail. postpaid, for sixty
cents. Address the proprietor as above.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-01-26
a Beautiful Woman

A Beautiful Woman.-Ths perec,iiys
faculty of woinen Is usually keeuer than the
same chronological organ in men. Women
know that beauty rather than genius is wor-
shipped by the sfrner sex. 4 man may talk
Will, his lips of the latter to his lady love, bat
the kccnuess Of the woman knows that be is
thinking of the former in his heart. All wo-
men have an mate desire TO please their beanx.
They are fond Of admiration hence one Of
their l~ongings Is 10 be beautiful The grand Sc
cret of female beaufy is bealth-tne secret Of
health Is the power 10 eat, digest, and assimilate
q proper quantity o. wholesome food. Take
visEGAH BfTTgHs. IL will cleanse the stomach.
tone the vital organs. give q perfect digestion,
purify the blood, clear up the complexion and
produce n state Of mental and physical cleo
tricity, which gives symmetry Of form. bright
eyes, white skin, glossy hair aud a genuine type
Of female loselincss, which no cosmetic can
compare with.
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will find that Joe Wilson holds the
colds" against him and that he has
already seen the END" Of his polit-
ical greatness.
The Eugene Jourudl of last week
only had 6 columns in praise and
puffery Of Geo. II. Williams. Look
out for n boost to that editor from
the Washington police to q third
rate clerkship. He's evidently 60
ing for it.
Hunting camps have been estab-
lishod near the Republican river as
the basis Of operations by General
Sheridan and the Grand Duke Alexis.
Buffalo and other game is reported
plentiful in tho vicinity. It il ex-
pected nearly 1000 Indians will be
collected.
A Spanish doctor in Los Angeles
was taken from his house, had his head
shaved, was kicked, bruised, tarred
and feathered and left in the streets
naked, blindfolded and his hands
tied-all because he married q beau
tiful young Senorita against her
friends wishes.
The Board of Managers Of the
State Agricultural Society at their
recent Eossion at Salem considered
the whole subject of tho ''badge
rule" II was decided TO retain the
rule aud to make additional provision
for its more effectual enforcement.
Hence all persons entering the
grounds will be compelled still to
wear the badge.
A Portlander received n "drcp-
letter informing him that il he
didn't quit fooing around another
mans wife he might build his meat
box. The aan who received the let.
ter went home and asked his wife il
she believed that base libel upon hie
pure character, and she said she did
and kicked him out OF the house.
He still insists that its all n copper.
head lie"
\ few days ago ut Canyon City the
house Of John Mccullough vas car.
ried by Il land slide Il distance of two
hundred and forty yards. and landed
in Canyon creek. The house, fen,
cling and garden are uniniured, and
the creek has been forced into anotli-
or channel. Many persons were in
the house Mt the time, but no one
was injured. The urea of land NOV
cd was about ten acres.
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SUMMONS.

III lie County Court OF tie State of
Oregon for the County Of Linn.
Chas. Is. .Toshy, Piaintia. ". {. w. Grub.
Defendant.
Action TO recover money.
To c. ". Grubb. defendant ahorc named
In tho name OF the State vE Oregon, You are
hereby required 20 appear apa answer the COM
plant Med aSainst yuu in the abure entitled ne-
ton witsiin ten days from the service of This
summons upon You If served in this county. or.
within twenty days if served in any other coun-
~ OF the State, and if served nv publieat ION va,
are required 10 appear anal answer said con,
plant on the 18th day of March, 1872, or iudr-
nent, Tor want of an answer, will be taken
against you. ~
You are notified that if You fail to apnear and
answer the said complaint, tee plaintiff wi; i
take Judgment against you for the snm or 0ns
Hundred Dollars ii gold coin with ;nterest
thereon irem the LIST day of january, 1860. mt
twelve per cont per annum aud costs and dis
bursemen;s of this action.
Publication ordered in Estate Rights Demo-
erat' for six weeks, by Hon. S. A. Johns. JUDGE
OF sad cas'rt' +. n. TANDY,
Dated Dec. %, 1872. Atty far pr
vTn22w6.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-01-26

ANOTHER SHOT AT GRANT.-The
Illinois Legislature, which is largely
Radical, has passed a joint resolution
iRstrueting their U. S. Senators to
vote for Summers one-term principle.
This is a dig at Grant. and is prompt
ed by disgust at his unwarranted &C.
ton in regard to the imbroglio be.
tween Gov. Palmer and General Sher
idan. Illinois is evidently going bach
on Ulysses.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-01-26

DYING.-Col. b. j. Washington,
the veteran editor of the San Francis
co Examiner and one of the ablest
writers on the Pacific coast, was re-
ported dying by yesterdays dispatch
es. Washington was the Nestor of
Democratic journalists of the Pacific
and his place cannot be filled.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-01-26

FROM EASTERN OEEGoN.-Messrs.
Asa and David McCully, who arrived
at Salem from Eastern Oregon last
week, inform the .Stdtesnida that they
left Grand l,ondc Valley on the 18th
inst crossed the Blue mountains in a
sleigh, the most pleasant mode oftray-
cling under the circumstances, the snow
being two feet deep on an average.
At Willow creek the snow was but
six inches deep and very soft. At
John Days the snow was eighteen
inches, with n heavy crust. The snow
grew deeper as they neared the
Dalles, at which place it was two feet
deep. They report that at Antelope
valley and upper Willow creek the
snow was almost entirely gone. The
cattle in those sections of the country
had suffered but little, and but few or
none, had died. The scverest wealth
er has been experienced in the vicini-
lty of the Dalles. For 80 miles around
the snow is about two feet deep with
an icy crust so thick rs to render it al.
most impossible to bestow upon stock
any care whatever. Cattle utterly
refuse. to travel and their owners have
tried in vain to collect them. The
weather, however, is m~oderating and
n general ,haw is predicted. The de-
struction of cattle in Eastern Oregon
has been very slight, far less than has
been anticipated by the people of the
Willamette valley.
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NOTICE OF ETrAr szTazxmrnr.

0SEPu %fXGN, ADMINISTRATION oP
81 Of the estaic Of James Nixon, deceased,
h4TiEG on JAu. Is, 1872, fled his FINAL account
Of Lfs standardization Of sai estate and render
81 he saG-c i"E settlement, It is therefore order
ed that
T"esday, tie 5M dry o Narch, 1872,
at the baar Of ] O'cIock p. ", at the Court
House u the city Of Albany. IN said county and
state b. appointed foE the hearing cf objections
U sHsL E4ai account and the settlement Of tie
SANS, and that notice hereof BE- given bv pt,b-
iicaiiSn IN the STATE Rights Democrat .
newspaper d general circulation fB said county.
once a week fer =; least f9Er successive weeks
piiur to said day.
BY order VI sail Court
). A. JOHNS. County Judge.
CTA%or 4 Hus.nRgr, Ai:ys for Admir-.
jan -, lS1:-n2sw4.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-01-26
flaapped Hands and Face,
Sore Lips, Dryness OF the Skin
Ae Aye

Cured al once by ItEGEMiE's CAMPHOR
ICE WITH GLYCERISE. IL keeps the hands
soft IN all weather. See hat you get HEGE-
MANS. Sold by all DrugGists. only Is cents.
Manufactured only by IigGgNaM & Co.. Cbcu,-
ists and Druxgist., New York. janl3'7fyf
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4. Z
DEALER

kinds now in store and for sale at low rates.
All kinds of produce bought at highest market
rates.
Cash paid for Wheat, Oats. Pork, Batter,
Eggs, etc, etc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-01-26
FERRY NOTICE.

7EvHE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO IN
IL form the public that he will hereafter reg
u.arly run Gray's Ferry-on the road leading
from jefferson to Seio and respectfully invites
the patronage of the travelling public. The fer
ry boat will be kept in good repair and under
the care of an experienced and careful ferry
man. A. GRAY, Prop'r.
JAS. GRACE, Agent. y9n2lm2,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-01-26

and asking Congress to appropriate
100000 to purchase the estate from
her, w~hereupon she will give Gov
eminent q clear title.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-01-26
EaEE.Av NOTICE.

state Of Oregon, Coenty Of Linn, IS.
UTAEEE UP ~ JAMES IcnAKGUE.
h living fodr miles east Of Brownsville, Linn
county, ogegan. OEe Light SorreI Horse, about
) years Old, wiki a white stripe ~ The face, ex-
tending dasn To the n0sc, With left fore and
bind feet white. AID about y bands Lizh. No
. her marks Or brsn1s fsercepfiiie. Appraised
by the andeT4igncd at go fA:s 10th dag Of jan
uary. 1879. I. THOMPSON. j. 2.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-01-26
NOTICE TO y

EFAVGSG SOLD OUR ENTIRE INTER-
M est 10 the Mercantile business to Jas. L.
o""an, We desire aIl persons indebted TO US To
come forward aad settle III taediately.
Jan. q, Is7Z-u23wG. 4. CONAN Il co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
a Body and Mind Disease.

Such Is lya pepsia. The stomach aud the
brain arc TOO Intimately allied for the one 10
suffer without the other. so that dysper.ia snd
dependency ar; iRsepaFsbic. II may be added.
too. thai irritation Of the stomach IL almost in
'ariabiy accom- panied by irritation Vi Tie ten
per.
The inrignratin= and iEspquiiizin@ operation
Of HsstriteE's E!tieTs : must powerfully devel-
orci N eases Of indigestion The first effect o;
this agreeable tonic Is comforting aud raeoar-
aging a mild gips pergaIes the system. the
chronic gneasinsrs ia tire region IF the stomach
Is lesssned, and the ne!yDns Te.;lcssness which
ebaracierixcs ihe disease is aha;ei. This i'm.
prOgeIucut i n.t transient Il l. no. succeeded
by the return Of the old symptom. with super.
added f"ree. as IS always the case when lumei5
Gated stinH.ants are given for the com plsint.-
Each dose seems tn iiupart u permanent aeccs.
son Of h~calli.ful inVisnration. But this i. lot
all. The aTarieu; aud anti billions properties o
the preparation aTe scarcely secondary in i'm
postance t. lis tonic virtues. II there - ar
overflow Of bile. tie secretion Is soon hTscShi
within proper lin n. and If the biliary organ !.
inert and torpid IL Is toned and regulated. Tbs
effect upon tie diseharging organs IL equaily sa-
luiary. and IN eases "f constipation the cathar-
tie aetion Is inst sufficient To- produce the dcsir.
cd Result gradually and without pain. Tbs
BitieTs also promote healthy evaporation from
the surface. which IS particularly desirable N
this season when sudden spells If raw, unpieas-
ant weather are apt 10 check the natural perSpi'
ration and produce congestion Of liver. e'uGhs
and colds. TIE best safeguard against all dis
easss ~ bodily rigor. and this The great Vegcta
BE Restorative espeeialiy promotes.
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JOB WAGON

HAvING PURCHASED TIE INTEREST
Ia OF q. e. Young IN the
DELIVERY BUSINESS
| am prepared to DO AIRY any aad all kinds Of
Jobs Oh s.ori HDticc and with aaie. dispatch.
Terms re@soo=ble. Packages deiisered To any
psrt oi The ety.
Lock cut iE the icy team and job Eagoa.
WITH .u1o
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d 2 GO I
Boots and Shoes!

All FIR Sale at the Lowest Prices for CASH
or FRODBCE.
All persons owing A. C0ran & Co. can settle
by calling on the at Lebanon.
y7n2ftE JAMES L. cowAy.
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IsIGNE 2AAEDE..S S1EECE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ undersigned WAS Oh lie leta day of JAN,
=. D., isG3, by tbs CounTy Court Vi Linn caun--
~, Orvgcn, duly appointed Administrator of
The estate OF Nicholas SRgeager, deceased. All
reFs-ns having claims against said estate are.
required 10 present the same, Jaly verified. TO
THIS Administrator NJ his residence. L miles
south OF Albany. in said county, within six
months from the Iaec haFssE
Jan. II, 1879. Ii. d. SPRINGER.
u22w4. AImtnftraEor
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Boise City was partially flooded
during the recent storm By the over
TOW OF the Little Cottonwood creek.
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A l. f X A n D RI A

VESSEL SUNK.-Mr. Naglee's yacht General
Hancock, Captain William Bird left Occoduan
yesterday with load of fish for this city, but
had hardly started before 1t was discovered that
she had been cut through by the ice and was
leaking badly. 1t was determined, however, to
proceed, and MI. Naglee, who was on board
taking the helm, the Captain and crew by the
use Of the pumps and buckets managed with the
most strenuous exertions to keep her ahoat un-
til she reached here. She was full of water "a
she neared the wharf and sunk as soon Is she
had got in her dock. Her cargo had TO be fshed
out of her hold with tongs.
THE BAPTIeT CHURCH.-A fine bell is very
soon to be placed in the steeple Of the Baptist
church. Besides new flooring, white washing
and re,coloring the walls Of the main audience
inside blinds, which win add greatly to the ap-
pearance and comfort of the building The bell
will weigh 500 pounds, or about one third more
than any In the city.
RIVER NBws.-The cold weather prevailing
since Monday night has caused good deal q
ice to form in the river, and the northwest
winds have blown it over on the Maryland fats,
to a considerable thickness. The tides, too, IL,
consequence OF the winds, are very low, and the
trips OF the Maryland ferry boat Virginia have
been suspended. The steamer Arrow, of the
Mount Vernon line, made no trips yesterday or
to-day, and the weather is 50 cold that the
erations of the dredging machine, ct the
wharf Of the American Coal Company, have
been temporarily discontinued. The steamer
Norfolk, and the steamer Express lsft Baltimore
for this city yesterday evening. The u. 3. fri
gate Constellation still lies of the city receiving
her stores and armament.
ford and his wife, Who live on Prince street,
near Fairfax, walked up this morning, they
found to their horror that their baby, an infant
ABOUT six weeks old, and who was In bed with
perfectly well last night, and the cause of its
SUDDEN death Is unknown.-Gasette,l last evening"
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G. E 0 r G. ETOWN,

THE CANAL is not yet in operation and prob
ably will not be before next week. 1t will take
several days to clear the Georgetown level OF
Instructions.
FIVE THOUSAND BUSHELS o1WHEAT were on
the market yesterday, but no sale was effected.
No WHARF.-The residents of this CITY, below
I'd street, were cut of from their usual supply
Of Potomac water to-day, by the bursting last
night OF two-inch air tap on the twelye-i inch
water main which crosses College pond, Jus,
above the Aqueduct bridge. A large force has
been set at work to repair the damage and viii
doubtless be able to put the twelve-incb main
IA operation again before tomorrow morning
Everyb body on Pennsylvania avenue. in WASH.
inston, who drew their supply of water from
this main, were also cut of to-day, on account OF
the accident referred to.
THERE IS But ONE CASE OF SMALLPOX al
Mr.. Ubhoff's, Oh Bridge street, and in that one
the disease was contracted IN Philadelphia. A,
the patient is now getting well, and the hOuss
has been thoroughly fumigated by DIR. Klein
schmidt, there is no danger Of the disease
spreading from that point.
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METH. EPISCOPAL CONFERENCES
Washington Conference-ColOre

LIST OF APPoISTNENrs.
ns folo~pg is complete list OF the ap
ence, coored, for the ensuing year:
Cn no., IN. IIsI1a cr B.sJaa.;. B,sc.,
ksSury: JAS. u mas; jsbS Wesley, y. M Carroll;
r..c. e:iSf "a, Bs,,%sis s.san
iIisSa@sis, fsiLi,s sIoSn; @s.,niislsr sie1ss
Johnson sasS
han ssus and
Torsm. nv x..s!astsH, sS-
e. kfs.a sandy slEn sns +
Bell; Hoeiviile. p. ii. .nstihews; VEiMfsbargh,
Ever Wm Lsn sfs xan.p Ssn
q. Z; Ebert; West River. l., o. snowien; Cslvert,
j; y sns; WoodSiiie, T. Anfand; Howard. to Be
ifycsprse Dlsrnlcr: J III Brsee. P. E-Ale..
asnarhis; Va T a; payl. FaiTfs1, g. B. wnh.n.;
bnfs aDq REED kehare aas ,ne Middle
S SS
Meek y1 hs, LiSeitS Jane, ssot. Nj Ar
n to Re sSppi,d III Zion .' q w. Sinf
NfanitmOy, J. Ii. Randall; Budd's Oreei, Robert
sIATsIos D's1R,cr, P. G. waMsr, p. g., Post
nice Lib,rty, Frederick county, Md.-jtaunton,
to pc sspeisa Barr,sonbnre Vices ep
iRRbam, Washington Carter; Newmarket, W A,
Robsrs st.els f w. r. %.%.
BERKELEY, T. Booth; Jefferson, Henry CeiIans.
..prplitd; Union. David Noel; 'Pcri Republic, j.
LEXINGTON DISTRICT, Mariis Spriddh, p. E.
lei. gtcn Ale,a.d , r9ssy; Ahiasdon, Nathaniel
Adsms; farewell Charles Lewis; Russell, Patrick
RaIEe; Draper Veley, A. J. WeeIns; Newburn,
sof%Sn
R%skbridse. J; II Burley:: Marion, A. Idmopd.cn'
Whom I F.1mo nai nssry
liams Grafton, Benz Clemens; Cumberland, Epb-
rain Lawson; Romney, N. c. Brown: Moorefied,
en-, Simon Mann: Parkerrburg James " Dansbu
EEnsieston, John Hughes; Point Pleasant, W.
OHIO DISTRICT, Darid p. Jones, p. E.-Cincin
pati. Il, w. &. Hammond; Dayton and Xenia John
EEehols; Zsnesyi', to ke supplied; MT Healthy and
james Armstrong; Milford, b enry Stein; Gaiiipois
and Pomerey George w. Mason; Belpre and Lau-
ose1n BtossH to saPSsa
grimm; Mt. Pleasan A, w. Hargrave. George
nardis and Samuel Davidge transferred to the Lou
isiar Conference.
South.
This conference met at Winchester, Virginia
yesterday, Bishop Robert Paine in the Chair.
Rev. John 5. Martin was elected secretary; JAS
T.. Armstrong and w. G. Coo were named as
assistants. The characters of the following
Martin, w. E. Munsey, i. w. Canter. James P
Hall, j. II. Dulaney, VIM. H. d. Harper, John
POisal, VIM. X. Boyle, A. A. Eskridge, l.. II.
Jones, j. &. Hammer, A. .. Flaherfy W. A
Mcdonald, j. Landstreet, j. T. MAXWELL B. F.
Ball, G. W. Lightner, F. A. Mercer, ID. Bush, s,
REGISTER, G. G. Brooke. Revs. j. N. Hank,
John w. Bull, and w. j. Perry we're placed on
the SUPPLEMENTARY LIST
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Baltimore Conference M. e. Church
CIT Y MS.

STEALING UPON you LIKE A THIEF, time tries
to rob you of your hair. Battle him. FORTH,
the roots and nourish the fibres with Phalon'.
Chemical Hair Inrigorator. Then they cannot
decay or perish, but must flourish and improve
There Is nothing in the world to compare with
IT, for invigoratiug and cleansing the hair. SOLD
oy All druggists eos
A FRAGRANT BREATH AND PEARLY TEETH
are easily attained, and those who fail to avail
themselves of the means should not complain
when accused OF gross neglect. The Sozodon,
will speedily eradicate the cause OF foul breath
beautifyiDg, preserving the teeth to the Oldest
age. VS.
To THE CoNsUMPTIvE.-W lbor,s Compound
Of Cod Liver Oil and Lime, without possessing
The very nauseating flavor OF the article as here.
iofore used, is endowed by the phosphate of
lime with healing property which renders the
Oil dOubly efficacious. Remarkable testimonials
OF its efficacy can be exhibited to those who de-
sire to see them. For sale by A. B. Wibor, Che
iuist, NO. lOO COurt street, Boston. co
For CoRNs, Bunions, Chillblains, Ingrowine
Nails, &C., visit DR.. Whites rooms, No. k35 15tE
street, opposite Treasury Department, Washing
ton; No. North Charles street, Baltimore.
The MOST celebrate,Land successful Iatrobe
Heaters and Slate VI anteis in the world; also.
Chandeliers, Gas Stoves and Weather Strips, at
Hamilton q Pearson's, No 4, IN. @. A. Build-
ing, 9Th and ID streets.
THERMOMETER and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near IL street