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C.4.T.jL CO.N.nERCE.
sssslITI1IIs asss-sIIEI!IIIk eas-,1xE!
$50 ssdE-6SEx-SxsS E-dA-lsSk.
ARRIVAL Is.

- E1zI5 -
ARRIVALS.
Boa, 2 L Le-ren to Hampshire and Baltimore
Coal Go. Boat 4 5 TrundIe, empty. Boats
Sh-n .ndo'h, Edward Berger. r. P. ST fey, 10
Maryland Coal Co. Boats c Dubois, A Main.
A Myers, and R 5 Grant to American Coal
Company.
DEPARTURES.
Boa.5 Thos. Pater, a D Brewer, b Crom-
we'll, Edward Bayer. Geo P Dewitt, .Jno ?
Moore, L Lcmell, A J Clark, and w b
LLOYD for Cum berland.
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CoSGREss.--In the Senate yesterday, the
consideration of the bill to extend the Enforce
ment act was resumed. The bothersome ques
lions Of amnesty aud civil rights were lmuc,
datey complicated with it, Mr.. TrumhuIl NOV
ing the Amnesty bill as an amendment, with
confessed view of defeating the original bill by
lacking on provision which it would require
two-thirds vote to pass The ameDdment was
rejected, and Mr.. Sumner then offered his VI
vii Rights bill as another amendment, but tlDal,,
" Withdrew it. The bill was then passed, aud
as it now stands authorizes the appointment OF
Federal Supervisors at every precinct IN Con-
gressiona elections when their appointment IS
requested By ten voters of such precinct. The
Senate afterwards discussed the question OF
claims upon the Treasury on account Of proper
ty in the South destroyed by soldiers during
the war, as involved in the amendments to the
Deficiency Appropriation bill. but reached no
tiual conclusion gu the subject At the even,
ing session the bill to preserve the navigation
of harbors and rivers was passed. !n the
House of Representatives some amendments
were made 10 the Tariff BILL the most lmpor-
taut of which is to except cotton machinery from
the reduction OF duties, and to incnde lumber
and sized paper 10 the reduction. Bills were
nassed to repeal the tenure Of Office act, and to
fix the date Of election Of President and Wee
President by the Electoral College on the first
Monday in December.
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The Committee of Ways and Means yes,
terday morning determined to postpone until
December next the further consideration OF
the bill to refund the tax paid CD cotton ex-
ported during the war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-15
DINEAPPLES AND BANAN AS.

Received to-day lot of the largest P!neapplss
and Bananas thar have been here for some time
some OF the former weighing from TO D lbs.
For sale by II. BOSSARI,
my l5-3t q south Fairfax street
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RExAEKs --Rece p.s of Whoa: are ligat- ant
the market is i've q, ar advance: small offer
ing., with sales at 30 and 2l2 for coed, snd 2l5
tor chrice Corn is Erm; offerings Of AIS busht Ia
white an ] 80 Of mixed with sales o. Il g former
al ~ aud Of the a;t. vt So. Smsl offerings OF
Rye-no sale. reported Oa.s are Unchanged;
offerings of s bush. with :sles b, -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-15

/ FREDERICKSBURG MARKET, May i4.--Flour,
Family, II sQaS ~ -: Ezra 2. :5aS IS; SUPER
/ tae e.25aSS75 Wnea, l7js225 Corn ''5s10.
/ rye 7J.!-i Oats i3.33.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-15

TITO THE CITIZENS OF ALEXANDHl
l. AND VIClNITY-AS much dI.t,U.; =
lists in the minds of the people in reg trd "
insecurity Of lightning rods. and the un-N :.
manner IN which they have been erected
persons who did not understand the hH,!r'
Prof. ASH offers 81 go to any person whoS
bring proof Of any building having been l;!1.
when furnished with ligt thing rods III a>ev'
ance with scientific rules.
Professor JOSEPH ASH.
nv a1w Cltv liotel, Alexandria. !
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OF COPARTNEE>NI

Mr.. r. c. PIERCE having retired ir"'a I
firm of PIERCE & LOVING, Commit
Merchants of Alexandria. Va, and Mr. h
BUCK. of Warren county. Va, havln- ;ts,'''
mess OF the house will hereafter be cpGiHt..
under the Name and style of PlERtE LU,'
ING j. co. PIERCE LUN Nv
my lO-l0t +. u. bICh.
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SPECI.9L NOTICES.

Ey FATHERS AND MOTHERS Ii you occyry
these relations now. or ar" abou' - do So stud
vel! your constitution. II you have acquired =.
inherited Scrofuia or any disease which NAV /.
transmitted to your offspring, il is Your soemr
duty 10 eradicate it. Thousand o! children 49,
row suffering from the ciirct- a. poIson";!s Gi:.
ease transmitted 70 them from their pnr.nt. =
selves n. u,h sadness and soIicituGe AID 70
dear little ones mucn pain and uNhapp.na-s l.,
the timely use OF Dr. Tut Sarsspar.l.a a.
Queens Delight It will surely eradicate IL
faint from your system. or il i. has already br~,
entailed upon your child, give it at once til.
valuable preparation and il system vii h. r-r.
ovated and restored 10 sounGnes-
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AMERICAN COMPOUND Light.
NM. Rod

has henn recommended ~ the best
lst. On account of its being Ill o"" spf: ai"
from tip IL terminus.
"a. AS presenting seven-and "nc-ant ~.
. more conductiviry than any other kind.
Sd. The conducting surface is OF copper :
best known material iu- this purpose
4th. 1t costs less ncr foot. ana takes II ".. a."
Der Of feet, under their improved mode %; p.
ting up.
5in. 1t is an absolute safeguard aga;...; b.,
atmospheric and ground electricity.
The enquiry has been grca. that IT, i"-
lean Compound Lightning Rod Company ~.
sent their General Agent.
Prot JOSEPH ASH.
to this place. VINO il now engaged N "r" :"
rods and soliciting Orders iii this and ado"
counties.
He has ir>t-caSs certificates, regarding IN 5
pacitv .! these rods, from a. I. Stewnrt. boo.a
Theatre, Pixies Opera House, New l""N G.
.om House, Bellevue Hospital. and hilr..re-'
others.
gs-Orders left at the City Hotel vii. r".e"
nrorupt attention. nv 81 W,Sru,s
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FISH MARKET. Nav Is The supply since
Je.terdsy revor. rs: beer 5000 herring and
S.nu shaI. 4 g former ling al from Il to ):
per ;hor :sod and the latte At from 5 - = PEI
hundred IT, demand coa,,u slight. tn
purchasers being chiefly conr:n. TO phcSers rho
p huy,ny In ~ :.
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Nontrnmery CO.. y. G., Sept II $50

Dr.. VIM. II Tut: Sir-Pleas- acyep. a..
heartfelt thank: Of mother who wa> well NH
irives 70 despair by the sad condition Of AL on >
child. Ny little boy has been afflicted ".
Scrofllla ever since his birth and After try:.,
every remedy that was recommended. and ,,.,.
=ra physicians mad pronounced MIN pas: Il
nope, accidentally heard OF Your >,-.ap.-..
and Queens Delight Il was 50 highly -~r,l.
mended tina: l concluded % IT, i. b.: ! n...
confess with very LITTLE faith. He la. :,..-
in being able to say tina: he IS altnos. we i. J,
believe By the tame be takes the dozen IT, A.
be perfectly restored to health. H. a.. gain.
flesh, mas fine appetite. and now walks ~
miles TO school. l sna.! always re!r"!n.,.- :. :.
with gratitude. Ann Murray
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I.IScHBURG MAEKET, MAY "a -To0scco i
iivht receipt and prices firm. Extra Flour 2
S125 Wfes: l55ais0 Corn s:sa3. Oats 9oa1o
end Rye HU,.+5.
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T AIDES PARIS TIES-the latest-at
- WADDEY'S, "a King street
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7 A NJ L III | NJ \ + y )

Seventy five groce Fire-proof, Sur, I o,
o. h. and Hinge Chjmmry: also Sun. ~
Sun-hinge. Argand, Favorite. Orient Az
chimney Burners, just received nj T.! ~ ~
NH 2S-3m r. j. VI J hhh'
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RICHMOND MARKET, May l4.-Flour--Fs'n'
iy l0!aSll; Supes fine :. Soi; EZRA 9aslO. \,
.ai"- oi Wheat reported sale .! Cor" st -.
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Dr. TUFTS Hai- Dye is used IN Europc Il.
America. MY l%--,iw
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r " POOL : A l. r.

1000 sacks LIVERPOOL GROUND Al
Full weight.
500 sacks EVANS FINE 81 L.
Bright snd full.
For sale at lowest market prices BY
my7 HUUE i JON NSIr.
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E,DRTUE .tLEX.4.>'DRE.I. .n.7YIi. ~

Sun rose.......... f. Moor sei>............. 80
sur -"is....... ~"
ARRIVED
S,esr..er Lsd7 Is tie Lake. Norfolk. 20 NJ
Elirldse 4 Go.
Schr J Ward. .Iers:y City. :" American
Coal Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Columbia. Harper Baltimore. Is
Wheat.
Scnr VIM Allen. Aliyn'> Point, by American
Coal Company.
HEM0RASpA.
Schr Jane, hence, for Boston =! Vineyard
Haven llth ms.
Schr u b Everett from, Windsor, y. 5, for
this por: at Vineyard Haven 18th inst.
Sc w 6 Atwster. Lockwood, from View
Maven for this port, pr sed ;hroagn He'll Gaze
18th instant.
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'H0O n ''7' +
100 barrels EXTRA FLOUR.
50 " SUPER
In store and for sale BY
my Is +. Il. , V M"
TPHOLSTERY.-The subscri "r ]: :.
~ fully prepared to do III kinds . 4
PAIRING and UPHOLSTERlNG WE
with neatness, durability and dispatch, ~
the entire satisfaction of ali who mas aTo'
with work be will aiSo attend to putting
Carpets and repairing Mattresses. ,.,r
my lin No. "A \. fhFh'
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DROTECT YOUR PROPERTY.

nv il
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-23
Albauy geoister.
LOCAL MATTERS.

SUNDAY At THE CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH.-We had the pleasure of at
tending an appropriate entertainment
given by the Congregational Sabbath
School in this city last Sunday evening.
The school Is under the silperlnten-
dency Of the worthy pastor, Rev. MIR.
Butcher, and the exercises of the even
ing were creditable alike to the pro-
Iector and the. pupils. The exercises
consisted in singing, scriptual dla-
Iogues, narrative reading, and an exer-
eise denominated the Christians
Tower Of Strength" The last was
most beautiful aRd impressive. Nine
Young ladies and one young gentle
man arranged themselves in a semi
circle around the pulpit. Each one
held a block, upon the side of which
was printed word Or sentiment.
Then with appropriate words of detli-
cation from each one drawn from
scripture, these blocks were deposited,
one by one, upon the pulpit, until
beautiful pyramid was formed, the
sentiments of which ranged thus
Corner Stone. Holiness, Meekness,
l'atience Justice, Zeal, Faith, Hope,
Charity. The singing exercises were
conducted under the leadership of the
good singer, while
his accomplished wife presided at the
organ. All the exercises were choice
in their selection, satisfactory in their
and highly beneficial in
sheir moral tone.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-23

A FRIGHTFUL DEATH.---A little
girl, six years ofa met with a hor-
rible death at Hugienot, n. ". The
mother Of the child, hearing screams.
rushed to the sitting-room aud discoy-
cred the little girl envelopedfn flames.
and an English bull dog tearing her
burning garments off her with his
paws and teeth. Hehad already taken
over half her clothing of, and It is be-
lieved, had he been left alone he would
have saved the little girls life. The
mother, cr7lzed at the sight, rushed
forward and clasped the Child to her
bosom, and held her close, thus baf-
fling the efforts which the dog made,
although singetl and burned dreatlfully
himself to tear off the clothing. The
girl was burned to death, andthe moth
er fearfully burned. The dog that had
exhibited more than human sagacity
in its efforts to save the child. had been
her constant companion, having been
raised with her. Since the burial of
the child occurred, he wandefs about
the house as if searching for her, utter
ing o plaintive whine expressive OF his
grief. lie takes no food, and 1t il be-
lieVed that he will pine to death.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-23

ERoDELPHIAN SoCIETY.-The Fro
telphian Society Of the Albany Cole
giate Institute, composed entirely Of
young ladies, propose to give a free
entertainment at the College, on
Thursday evening next-February 20.
The ladies offer an interesting and va
ried entertainment, consisting Of MIL
sic, dialogues, essays, declamations,
ETC., and cordially invite all who may
feel so disposed to attend. We feel
free to say that we are convinced the
building will not be large enough
to hold all who. viii attempt to gain
admission OH that occasion.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-23

THIEF ARRESTED.--It will be re-
membered that we mentioned the
robbery committed at the brewery on
corner of Baker and first streets. last
week. Policeman Brown, becoming
satisfied that 4 llalf-breed Indian, nam
ed Thomas I.adarett, who had been
making his home here for sometime,
was the guilty party, and finding that
he had gone to Salem. telegIaphed to the
Sheriff Of Marion county to arrest him,
which was done, and lie was brought
to this city on Wednesday evening.
He had a hearing before the County
Judge on Thursday, and was remand
ed to Jail, in default Of $500 bail, to
answer for the crime of burglary. The
articles stolen were a pair of blankets,
pipe, pistol and watch, all of which
belonged to the breweryman, Mr..
Bellinger. A part ofthe articles were
found on his person, Others among the
Indians at the racherie where he was
arrested, and the watch at the
jewelers., where Indian John, to whom
I.adarett, had given or sold it, had
taken it for repairs. Brown making
it warm tor thieves in this neck O.
woods.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-23

The plague at Buenos Ayres has
written the doom Of that city, a.
plainly as though 1t had been swept
by fire like Seldom and GOmorrah.
OF Its 1900 inhabitants, 6O,OOO fell
before the awful scourge. The suryi-
vors fled in terror and IN a few months
the spectacle was presented ofa city
OF corpses, with no living inhabitants
save those who were too sick. or poor
to flee from impending doom. Never
was q city In better condition to feed
pestilence. 1t was full OF filth. and
steamed like q duuglLill whenever the
sun sllone out attera shower.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-23

HIGH WHARF.-The heavy rains of
last week sent the willamette up
booming. On Tuesday at this point
it was some inches higher than it has
been since the great flood of 1862.
The railroad bridge at Harrisburg and
the one at jefferson, both stood the
test nobly. Immense drifts came tear
ing down the raging Sautiam, striking
against the piers of the bridge with
such force as to break huge logs and
trees, of which the drifts were compos-
Ell, into splinters, but without doing
any great amount Of damage to the
bridge itself.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-23

|
DIR. Dio Lewis recommends that all
who would seyflre clean fresh skin,
bright eyes, active limbs, d qiIEk brain
and u cheerful. pleasant temper, and
thus enjoy a long life, should live about
as follows:
Oat meal porilge, with milk and
sugar.
Or Graham inush, with alittIe good
syrup. .,,
Or, cracked wheat, with milk and
sugar. iSi'r. t. ~
Or, baked potatoes, with .basld, and
butter.
Ifyou are thin, and need fir, use the
first three; II you are too fat, uss the
last named two.
Drink cold'watea or a Iittle cold i(of-
fee. .q.t
Beef or mutton. roasted or stcWcd,
with any vegetables ,y0a t.tBay. like
though tomatoes should be u.el very.
sparingly> good breatl and butter, and
close the meal with glass Of lpMon-
ade. Eat 10 dessert, unless it be
little fruit, and eat nt,tEGlg iiiore'until
the next Mor'iing, .4 4 . -. ..
There is no rule in regard to lict
about whichf aG so fixed in my coal-
viStions, as that nothing should be
eaten after dinner, and lliuk that the
dinner shonld be taken early In tile
day; not later, If it can be so pGanaged,
than two o'clock. In regard to the
precise hour for dinner, :im not so
clear, though for myself one, clock Is
the best hour; but in reference to the
omission OF the third meal, have,
after long observation. no doubt what
ever.
Hundreds of persons have come to
me with indigestion in some OF its
hmany forms, and have experienced
fsueh relief in n single week from omit
ting the supper, that have, fora NUM-
Der of years, depended upon this point
in the diet as the hest item in ny pre-
Scription for Indigestion. have never
met one person suffering from indiges-
ton, who was not greatly relieved at
once, by emitting the third meal.
Cooked fruit Is best for persons of
weak digestion. | have met hundreds
Of people who would digest a large
beef steak without Il pang, who could
not manage single uhcOokGi apple.
! think certain dietetic Jeforlners
have somewhat oyelIated the value OF
fruit.
Avoid cake, pie, all sweetmeats, nuts,
raisins and candies.
Manage your stomach as above, and
at the end of ten years you will look
back upon those table habits as the
source Of great advantages and happi-
nGs.
For thirty years have been con-
stant and careful observer II have no
hobbies about Diet, and in the light OF
my own experience and these long OBJ
scryations, assure you the table of
habits have advised, are yitalto your
health aud happiness.
Pimples, blotches. yellow spots, ma
sal catarrl, billiousness, liver torpidity,
constipation, slcepiness, dullness. low
spirits, and many other common affec-
tions would generally disappear with
the adoption of these rules.
The Journal from which the above
was extracted adds: We will add for
the satisfaction Of our readers. that DIR.
Lewis, who here intilmteS,tlmt he
practices what he breaches, presents in
his own person about as fine an ex-
ample OF genial good health and wide
awakeatiyeness as one ever meets.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-23
lhbtl,s.rrrn,.-As ~, / was vending nv

ARREsTED.-As I was vending my
way to visit the sick In the upper part
OF Che city, on Tuesday afternoon, |
chauced to Asee a gentleman crossing
the street tohieet me, exhibiting unu-
s.ml dexterity and haste. 4 gesture
of his right hand brought me to a halt,
and on his approach was summoned
to accompany him 'tlown town." l
stated my mission, but without avail.
Quite unsuspecting any unlawful in
tentions, obeyed. On reaching the
welI-knOwn establishment of Messrs.
Blain, Young & Co., was directed in.
On entering, we were met by the
Young" proprietor Of this ''Blain"
establishment. and then. to my utter
surprise, | recognized myself in the
hands of a conspiracy. Seeing that
escape was hopeless, thought to make
the best of the situation, and at once
set about planning for the future. TO
be brief in reporting the result of this
affair, I will say that | was made the
victim OF the best srit Of clothes In the
Now. | might have con-
Guided to submit quietly to such treat
rnent as this, hut It being the second
instance this winter tonce by the ladies'
Df this char0,far I fullv ,pSolvaJ 70
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-23

LCCK.-Rev. c. W. Sllaw, pas
tor Of the N. E. Church, was present
ed with an entire new suit OF clothes,
on Tuesday, BY some Of his friends and
parishioners, as special mark of their
regard and esteem. Tile present was
well bestowed.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-23

FLCcTUATISG. Markets rather I'M
settled at present, and will be, prob
ably, until the weather tones down.
Butter has sold at from 35 to SOC per
pound as to quality; eggs at from 20
to 25c per dozen. Wheat and flour
remain in statu quo. +
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-23

DEMOCRATIC CLuB MEETTNG.-Last
saturday evening Democracy here
abouts was invited to attend the Club
meeting at the Court House, and hear
ex-senator Ne$mith spin some of his
yarns, but as the little joker failed to
connect J. J. Whitney, Esq, was put
up. Whitney spoke his piece at the
top Of his voice, and kept up his lick
until his wind gave out. When this
occurred, his audience was so pleased
that they applauded quite literally.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-23

OyERwIIELNING.--The Statesman
says twelve persons joined the Good
'Templars Of that city on Last satur-
day night, and tomorrow night tie
le,t of the city will unite with the
Order. No wonder poor Upton left
Salem in disgust,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-23

OVERLAND TRtxEL.-Late tele-
grams state that the weather has
moderated along the route and that
travel has been resumed over the
Pacific railroad. Trains will be max
ing regular trips in few days.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-23

MoVMG.--The food in the river was
taken as . good time to move, by
some one, as his barn went down the
river on Sunday, the other building to
follow later. Tiie proprietor was
taking a voyage OfdiscOyeEy. lacking
tor swamp lands, rsost probably
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-23

TWO FEET HIGHER.-An old set
ter who resides near the Santiam,
says tllatriyer was two feet higher the
forepart Of the present week than it
w9sin 90. Reports from the upper
Santiam say that 1t was from three to
five feet higher than ever before
known,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-23

OCHoCo.-As various rumors have
reached us with regard to the sever
ity of the weather in Ochoco, we are
glad to see from the Statesman of the
20th, that all rumors of loss of stock
in that valley by extreme cold. etc,
are pronounced unfounded. Stock is
doing. well, and the weather is not
severe.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-23

W.ARNTNG TO TOBACCO UsERs.-A
Virginia woman has just died at the
age of one hundred aud eighteen years.
Tobacco il given as the cause OF her
early demise. People who use tile
weed, and wish to remain on this
planet more than one hundred and
eighteen years, should discontinue its
use at once
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-23
Cha, les Matthews, going iittSan eat

Charles Matthews, going ilttoan eat
ing-house for lunch, heard, as he ell
tered and sat down, seven orders given
in quick successi6mby q tlronSSf c,.s-
TONERS. One called for q bISin iBf OK
tail soup, two for mock-turtlet soup.
three for pea soup and one for bouilii.
And the waiter dashng to the hpeak-
ing.tube that communicated with the
cook, bawled out with immense rl-
pidity, ''One OK, two moekS three
peas and bully :"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-23

GoSE FRoM ORR GAzK.-One Of
our boys, Gid. Taylor, lett us for
Salem on Wednesday, where he pro
poses to learn telegraphy. Success to
him,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-23

SOMETHING NEw.-N. Pearson says
he will soon import newfangled sew-
Ing machine from Brownsville he Is
bent on making the business lively.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-23

A FT.-A young man fell down in
a fit, Wednesday morning, Oh First
street. lie was picked up and cared
for by friends.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-23

SHORT HANDED.-Wm. Mansfield,
enc Of our typos, having been kept
from his ''case' by essduring the
week, and another having gene 10 Sa-
lem, left us short-handed. This will
account for the unusually attractive get
UP Of our paper, as we were compelled
to fall back on what we know about
b!acksmlthing, and ''sot types" ourself.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-23

ExHIBITI0N.-A grand exhibition at
Santiam Academy, Lebanon, trans
pires tomorrow, Saturday, evening.
AS the occasion will be a most inter-
esting one, doubtless the house will be
crowded, despite the weather.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-23

A LARGE VOLUME would not con
tain the mass Of testimony which has
accumulated In favor Of Wistd's Bal
sans Of Riia CheaTs as safe, efficient
and reliable remedy in curing coughs,
colds and pulmonary disease. Many
of the cures are truly wonderful.
tO22. ,.