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The New York herald., 1872-10-29

Towing stock Affected at Osvvego.
OswEGO, N. Y, Oct. %, 1872.
All the horses in the towing companies stables
are Affected with the distemper, and rates for tow
ing have advanced ten cents per mile. Boats that
were loaded on Saturday had not left here up to
this morning. The weather to-day is pleasant.
Buffalo Almost Free OF the Epixootic.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Oct. %, 1872.
The horse disease has 80 far abated that to-day
the streets have assumed their usual business ap-
pearance. The weather is clear and bracing.
The street cars have resumed regular trips, and
the thOroughiares are alive with teams on ordinary
business
The New York herald., 1872-10-29
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, J
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. 20-l A. M.

WASHINGTON, ~. u, Oct. <o--l "A. M.
Synopsis jor the Past 7Uenty.jour Hours.
The barometer has continued to rise on the Lower
Lakes and in all the Atlantic States, with norhcry
to easterly winds and generally clear weather. In
the Gulf States northeasterly to southerly
winds and partly cloudy weather; from
Michigan to Kentucky and thence northwesterly
to Wisconsin and Iowa southery to easterly
winds and generally iair weather. High southeast
winds, cloudy weather and low barometer re-
ported from the Northwest. Auroras are visible at
Milwaukee and Rochester.
PROBABILITIES.
For the Lower Lakes, and thence over New Eng
land and the Middle and South Atlantic states,
high barometers, northeriy to eastcriy winds and
partly cloudy but generally clear weather; on the
Gulf southeastery winds and cloudy weather in the
Northwest low bar0me ters, brisk nofthcastcrly 10
southcastcrly winds and threatening weather, ex-
tending to Lakes Superior and Michigan ana 10 the
Lower Ohio valley, with light soulheastcrly winds.
Warming signals remain az Duluth ana arg
ordered for Chicago, Milwaukee ana Grand Haven.
The weather I'm This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature Tor the past twcnty-iour hours in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
wear, as indicated by the thermometer OF uudnut's
Pharmacy, HERALD Building
The New York herald., 1872-10-29
THE HlPPozYmosIs ELSEWHERE.
At Albany and West Troy.

ALBANY, Oct. 2S, 1872.
The horse disease is on the increase here. The
American Merchants Union Express Company
have notified the public that they cannot call for
goods, ana that delivery viii be irregular and un-
certain. The horses attached to the Fire Depart
ment are also affected. In some of the livery
stables all the horses are prostrated. The street
cars have been reduced to one on some OF the
routes; and On one route all the horses have been
withdrawn. Tile Watcrvliet Turnpike Railroad
Company's horses 125 in number, are all SICK
rhe epidemic is also largely prevalent in West
Troy.
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

BANGOR, Oct %, 1872.
The horse disease is spreading rapidly, and the
larger proportion Of all the horses In the city are
more or less affected.
The New York herald., 1872-10-29
Abating i'm Rochester.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Oct. %, 1872.
This Is the eleventh day OF the horse disease in
this city. Nnety-five per cent Of all the horses
affected. A few have recovered, and less than a
dozen have died. rain storm OF three days. dura-
tOn increased the violence OF the disease, but the
fair and cool weather OF to-day has improved the
prospect. About One-third or the canal horses are
suffering, and Jew boats are detained All the
fire department horses are sick. and the steamers
are run by hand. One OF the horses died on Satur-
day night.
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

A FREIGHT TRAIN RUNNING INTO A RIVER

hVtTdRC tcHIPCtHtUIC yVSICIUUy W.
Average temperature for corresponding date
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

Horse Cars and Stages stopped I'm Water
town.
WATERFOWL, Oct. %, 1872.
The horse disease is rapidly spreading in this
locality In some Of the livery stables every horse
is sick. The stages on some Of the routes have
stopped running today
The New York herald., 1872-10-29
A Serious Condition OF Affairs I'm Boston
BOSTON, Mass Oct a. 1872

meeting OF the boot and shoe dealers was held
at the shoe and Leather Exchange this morning to
confer as to the necessary steps for the delivery
and receipt Of goods during the prevalence OF the
horse epidemic. Satisfactory assurances were
given that the needed means OF transportation
had been secured. With better weather to-day
number OF horse teams have been brought out.
been engaged by the trade, and the merchants
and their clerks will furnish what man power
travel on the Metropolitan route was partially re-
sumed this morning, four horses being put to each
car and making limited number OF trips. Some
Of the South Boston cars are being drawn by con-
ductors and drivers Of the company. The iare
charged was twenty-five cents, and the car was
well DatrOniZed.
The New York herald., 1872-10-29
eoscd Iaorscs Dc ad at Lockport.

LOCKPORT, N. Y, Oct 2S, 1872.
Six horses have died here OF the horse disease
and other fatal cases are feared.
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

BINGHAMTON, N. Y, Oct. 2s, 1872.
The horse disease has reached here. A few cases
have occurred and two or three express wagons
have been taken on.
The New York herald., 1872-10-29
A Few Cases i'm Paterson.

PATTERSON, N. J., Oct. 2S, 1872.
The horse disease has broken out In this city.
SO far only about twenty cases are reported, and
the horse railroads and express lines have suffered
no inconvenience. Large quantities Of freight are
accommodating along the Erie Railway on account
OF the want OF horses to remove freight in New
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

TKOVIDENCE, M OCT. 70, I57Z.
The horse disease has become almost universally
prevalent here, probably not one-quarter Of the
horses being free from symptoms OF the disease. A
few cases have resulted fatally. Animals slightly
ang are worked moderately, thus preventing the
suspension OF traffic. All the Fire Department
horses are sick.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-08

IaeIr-sa and Hermit >ir8. The ic..a1
ofCcn. NathuiciP EaaEs, dac,ayingh Ii.
purpose to .Hpport Horace Grcelo9, is
brief. pointed sad patriotic, Whi.a ,E-
pressing lis warmes! r~egarisiot hia hate
political associates Who still adhere 70
Grant, he states simply and frankly that
he is not in accord with them being
cona,ga;Eei ito say'uat Misrepresentation
Of tho present policy Of the Government
is not for the advantage Of the coIatry,
and that il will not tend 10 establish
It's Iolmer good agd prosperity, nor 70
promote the interests Of any class Of oul
citizeus." Tie declares, further, that the
union of The mNsses Of the people, Of all
parties, is indispensable 10 the para
monht establishment aud general recog-
milton Of the reallts OF the war; aud
believing that this can only 10 accom-
phshel by tho anitol actioa,of the. Dem
ocral ard Liberal Republicans, now
working tremendously together, he
deems it his duty to Join them and Civ,
Mr. Greeley Lis support.
Gen, Banks was Republican Speaker
Of Tie Honso Of Representatives bct re
the war. lie was one Of President Lin
coin ) flvorite couusellors ana Generals
He has been, and is yot, oae Of the ablesl
and mas1 influential members of tn.
party on he floor Of Congress. His pa.
trio;ic action IN supporting Horace Gree
ley eau not fail to exert q controlling in.
f';c-ca upc- &c action Of Republicans
not ouly in New England, but through.
out the Nosth. Ee believes in rseoncD
int!on and ,'eace, yet FOR cIcrshiug ano
utieriuG sn2Aa-santiReut, Lo viii now
be yihfeI. WITHOUT stint, BY the Gram
organs.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-08
The Britt.

The Grcoisy Republican, in hockpcrt,
Y. j.. numbered 251, Ut last accounts.
Out Of sjzty.ive Republicans in Lake
Mills, Wisconsin s~i&ty-one are 70: Gree
Icy.
The Greeley Hsrnhlicansin Washing
ton, Pa, numbered 37G last week,
Grant loses 1,O0O Republicans in
Wiudham couoty Connecticut. Jewels
majority IN the State WIS only twenty.
eight votes.
Noses Il. Grionell, formerly Collector
Of New York, who has come out for
Greeley, WIS on the Grant electoral
ticket i'll 1863.
The Greeley clubs in Maryland con
tain 5000 voters.
The Springfield Republican, cstima-
ting by townships sets down Greeley p:
majority in Connecticut at 5000.
Five Republican Ex.MoyoIs Of Pitts.
burg are now for Gyoeley.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-08
Other Congressman 20 follow Gen
Banks.

The Washington Chrca,n'e il soycIg
distressed by the detection # General
Banks. 1t cannot SEQ in what respect
the relations OF tue Administration TO-
wards hiin have changed, HAT he should
desert its fortUnesat this time. Il charges
him with taking counsel or lis fears 80
which is certainly complimentary to the
Generals sagaci'y and rludpnce-to al
low him 10 higher motive for any
.stuto politician would now fcartu atake
Lis fortunes upon the sncccss 81 Grant.
But the ChronicLe, III its Ill. lcmpcr,
lets fail 4 Bit Of Interesting information,
when It says:
at is for his constituents to decide
what causes have moved him To lila pre-
sent step. Ho had hardly loft the city
before Mr. Sumner announced cchfideu-
italy to tie Democratic Committee here
what was TO follow; and hchqy asa hh,ad
tint Other ncmlcfS II he N!saacauss8es
delegation are 70 Eciler.."
This is So reasonable that VIC are
bound 10 believe it tine, That .'other
members OF The Massachusetts dclegs-
ton are TO follow" va tliuk prc.ty rer-
tain. Il is feared Rat even Ben Butler
nauy Feek shelter from tie btornl, hut it
is confidently tluhted TO the S]priDfeld
Npub',cda 10 koop lin o9:.-Fre.s aa,.
KcrdM.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-08
w. J. FowLER, Chairman.
c. WOODWARD, Secretary.

The attempt to suppreso tie letter O.
Charles Sumner to the cplored people
seems to have been gvstcmatic one, on
the part of the Grant organs. The New
York FiDrs, in addition to beng tht
slave of the Administration, rretends tc
be u ae'cs.poper. Yet we ind tic fol
lowing notice of it, i'll the TrbuRs:
"The Administration organ in tbis
city was the only Journal in New York
with any pletcusc to being y newspaper
that did not print Senator Summers lot.
lot, Yesterday. 1t suppressed The report
seat by the Associated Press, and did
not give one line Of that notable docu.
ment."
The lesser organs were probably OBEY
ing orders from headquarters, in no
publishing Tie letter es sent b. telegraph
-Er.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-08

The New York HeroM says "This
G nfclora,o archive- ia is gro<.ou 'ag"
Upon the people, a burning disra'' 10
III" Administration Which peru + il.
These puperv have been in the m'rSrt for
wears. General hawliuS would not tuy
them withuut examination. Mr.. Seward
wonld not have them at all. Their an
thcntici,y is seriously denied. In spite
Of all this, Mr.. Boutwell, pays Pickett
$4,000 for storing them, aud af'cr their
purchase they soem to he only used for
panty purposes, AMI vaInaInss at that.
Common honesty demands that the Re-
publican party ppy for those franks of
rubbish, aui TIE good nama Of President
Grant demand, that the Faloral goyern-
msnt aud that part; SHOULD have separate
orsanizaiioa', ana each carr its own
busiGess.'
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-08

Tho Cincinnati Commercial ,gys the
Presidents friends who have been boast
ing ,lnt he accepted n present sincs his
inauguration, will have to give up that
point. 1t says the testimony Of Mr. A..
I. Stewart shows that money was raised
by subscription to purchase tho Long
Brcnch cottage for ''s0aSilo lettering
purposes, The true ground for those VIII,
desire Grants TO election is, That the
Prcsi lent has q perfect right to accept
presents, and shoald not be leterrOd By
girts from appointing the givavs to officers
whc,s they csn Get their money back.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-08
TuGTIDAL WAVE.
General Bauks ont for Greeley end
RToTn.

TUEVInAL WAVE.
General BGaks cut for Greeley and
aroNH'
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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-08

II, Ton COUNTY Ter,
81. e ut 3d.. u.u aar.ttl tot-
salv,t IS ri Lor5 r rtIp'g IVES ls-
,hs Caut ,iou.r in L.n& a ta ras 5I,
g., % appoint ln-3rs, 90 r'a $,r's
Convention 20 >s@ri.,2 oU iAa o., ,,- ~.
aai s,,o to the b. tg.c, c,yy5U'.,G To
meet q. Cleveland on the ljs&gss,
On motion ". g, JglinI was o..,al 10
Ito chair, al W. p, JOISp appointed
Secretary.
james M2b0acy, Ed, novel tina; a
COMMITTEES Of fvo lo appointed N eleet
le'tea'ss % ,Lr s'a's Cmivci''lna =, Nl,h.
r@ii!7, aud also 20 tho distu,at convention
., Cleycls,l, which was ractioi Nhr,-
upon. ,ao chair appointed the following
gentlemen: L G. johnson, l. C. Jouc',
john Cr,vdar,Jans Mlhouey ard james
McElhauy,
The .ammi,.sc after rcN,inl for = few
moments returned aul presented the tul.
having usmoi gentleman as d.lsr'',s 90
Nashville: Maj : Rcynlld,, J l. Wilson,
J ? Gallon, W I Lrulir, J Hal, VI
u,isEc!l, J G ViloY, S VI Lerror, Tho,
Em,oy, Maj Hope, A D Rh,a,
To Cleveland: j . Cannon; : 2 Rev.
nolGs, J l. Wilson, 5 VI Wilson, J p,r-
,hcc, l. G Jones, + $ Adkins, Jauc'
Carmichael, 5 y Williams, j G Wiley,
John u Jackson, u Haisag.', s " Lsep.
er, J 2 L"nolr, } CGropt, Ma Hope, \
0 D. Is
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-08

tLi, o, Andrew Johnson.
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y
,0'''! Ia w N'"'1'''o, 'N'
Democrats and Conservatives Of Mon
ros county me. in tire Couy, HOUSE
q. Na3;soDviur. on N~opiay,,t There
v,, tb.I. ros-, c,,,c.J ,go Lo,., ,,.r nil
~.
"''''N - o~' 9''',!'~' '"'V'-
'HG 'hta!s COMFY
The meeting wA9 GU, Ell 10 order by
r. l. Griffith. Chairman Of the Commit
, 10, n,Lo ;ror,ed,o,.,y ,,o,ol ,r.t r.nt
~ g. io"t,T ~ S!cc'hi permanent
C..airulaH, AMI c. p. Woodward, Sscro.
, .ary. The Chairman On taliuy his
.. Im,ra, cy.,,i,ol ,ha Il.
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r., n..,.. ,.., v,,~.:,,,;,. r,,I.,
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r.ir,.l ,,. ~ ,,..a,.;,,.. g., ,.i... al.
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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-08

Force Cir elcy ee,s that II he II elect.
I'D President he will APPOINT no man to
tficc Who ask for il, lie vii not allow
l~iu,srli aauoy,d 10 death by ofico'scek-
trs aud riu.e.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-08

aye are The clildrca Of the dov1,"
was the text # a divine IL the ornin +,
an IN the afternoon he said, "ebiliycn,
1her vour farcat ~
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-08

The election in North Carolina was
held before tho letters o. Summer and
Banks had fully reached The poop!e Of
NORTH Caro- IN. Otherw.se tue Liberal
vote would 10 doubt htvJ leen larger.
Thoe vill toll in November.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-08

-'..1 '' sue .'Nl'I'
"a cA"tra.u..'ry circular was is l-a,
90 t,y, lY tho Democrats.
Mr., Yo-v. krr,,. 2-rro -.,.-..
r,...,..l
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-+ '.'. u ,'' ',4''"'' 'r sa
''I"''R -a.',1 Ao'o. u.s., "H'I.H las,,,-
the hs'aaer4.' carried tuo 'tl.
N,,r Ioxv. A,rr.,a III. D,..,r.,.
fred ors L,,,llal r,,. q. .... r.,l u.I
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Nor'1 t..vI.r2. The ts.ar Dltit c..i.a
i hanna. with the y,rl-. ,.N..,h rrr.,..
l~rynorrea, f., f,.., If p,.,- %.
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NhNlHGToS Aug. -iha follow.
Ing coIutes give Ncr.iuaU the rysreg lie
m @'.y,'., .t-ncIcd
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o>'' N'"'-'' go N''''fur 5!9 VIII
.sr', lGi. Aasun, III. CgmbonH,i, Z.
Chatham, O.. N,:Ll,plurr. gjL uy.,n.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-19
A SINGULAR BEING,

twenty-five years ago the people Of
Deering. Me-, had their cows milked
over night, corn and soap grease and
other articles stolen. One morninga
womtn going to milk. discovered a
repulslve human being In the hay NOW.
with hair grown over his eyes and
both feet frozen. He was taken to the
almshouse and for twenty years he has
only spoken In monosyllables. He
was extremely filthy IN his habits aud
nothing has ever been known Of his
history. Recently, to the surprise Of
all, he pronounced the word Eng
land and OIL being asked If he came
from there and would like to 60 back
again. he said, Yes" Then he re-
fused to speak. refused food and died
last week. He has died and preserved
his life's secret. aud the doctors cannot
tell what allied him, or II he was iu-
sane.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-19

TEE remark Of a despondent Demo-
crat that the old party Is about played
out, !, fighting Its last battle this Fall,
reminds . ,cotemporary Of the little
story about the dog that swallowed the
torpedo. The owner looked on In u
philosophical way, noting the disposl-
tlon OF the various portions OF the AMI
NAL, aud finally drawled out: "well.
Id sort o. like to have the children
SEQ him, and save the collar, and un-
derstand all about II, but It seems to
me that he never'll be of any account
aDain-as n dorp." g
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-19

A FEARFUL wife lmplored the pardon
Of the Mayor OF Chicago for her hus-
band. whom his honor had imprisoned
In default Of his fine. for beating her.
The Mayor utterly abhors wife beat
ing, and was iuexorablc la his resolve
that the brute should receive his full
punishment. His tender heart was so
touched, however, by the wite's pite-
Gus appeals, that he gave her $25 TO
support her until his time should ex-
pire. for which she thanked him, and
walking into the office. paid with Il
her husbands hue, and procured his
release. to the great discontinue OF
tho benevolent official. He confesses
that he doesn't know the sex yet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-19

Don QrrsorE, ofthe Boston Trare,er,
has found man In Washington who Is
going to take oath that Horace Greeley
said, when General Beauregard was
moving upon Washington, during the
rebellion, that "he hoped TO God he
would tske It." Beauregard now re-
turns the compliment, but his hope
will have the same realization as Gree
ley's. ' Zee .'"E
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-19

A Sr. LOUIS correspondent writes !:
"when anybody Is both smart and
wicked here In this city OF slow ideas
they say, oh, he Is from Chicago '"
But when any young lady III Ss.,Louis
has big feet-and too many do-they
say, "Oh. she is from Louisville, "
which IS far more exaSperatiug.-lCR Cal
eago Aafi.1 Doubtless some deadly
desperado has accused the lady who
wrote this with being Louisvillian,
which Is exasperatiIg.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-19
THE BRIDES STORY.

..,,,,. ,o- .o..,
"eeo va ous eounuJ iA''' no" '''e'1
,yean ago, o,. ,,s-.,,,
- me.do~s , % Wild. .s and low; low, n.,,;,, Mn. and
Ineie urst, Wnen skies Wefe oenoinS oAue @Nu
blossoms blowing nee: ,, - ..,oo,
1~w nc ntae saskeo wy "Ao "'A' ~ :
ut. .,or !. . nrn : - "a, r,. ,t,vss and worn. with
n.,ssss en,s,.d oss,
u,. enes .reh S., =. ,h,, va. never seen
' ase, 'uNA N> - ''
~ before ,,,,. r,., s,., he came. they
aaonteS ~ ,s soe,s sgsS g,sSs ,,,s bov who went to
Ab4 JseA.N ,s Iekk~~ ~ -
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-23
HUMOROUS.

4 boy being asked the meaning of
the word amateur, said it was a man
what slipped upand wasn't tjawed fort.
"See here, mister" said a lad driven
up a tree by a ferociols dog, IF you
don't take that dog away, I'll eat up
all your apples"
An enthusiastic, African, who had
''spent de winter in Jamaky," found
it an earthly paradise. lie said lie
could ''lie abed, and putting his arms
out dc windy, pick oranges, pineapp!es
and Jamaica rum right off de trees. =
The Newburn Times heard the other
day Of a lady who caromed on the red
head of her husband through the win
dow of billiarl-lOom with brickbat.
He ended the game with vigorous
''hone run"
Enaged Parent-Did you throw the
half brick at random!
Weeping Boy-NO, | threw it at
johnny Williams.
Parcnt-And did you strike him on
purpose
Boy-No; l struck him on the nose.
A anting politician, at q dinner
party IN Berkshire county, tile other
day, talking of the interInarriage of
whites AMI negroes, said: Il don't
believe in it. think it is a sin. 1t is
my opinion that every person ought to
marry one of his own sex! ~
A candy boy, passing through a car,
met cross old gentleman, and says
Pop corn, pop corn." "Hain't got
any teeth" angrily replied the man.
Gum drops, gum drops!" calls the
smart boy.
On the road between Menden and
Hartford, Connecticut, there is a saloon
where decoctions Of bcnzine are passed
over a rickety lar, at the small price
of five cents. Directly opposite Is a
country graveyard, where the people
for few miles around bury tlleirdead.
The hostess Of the saloon has an un-
feeling sign on the side Of her door, as
follows: key to tie cemetery gate
within"
swell, Pat,'' said o gentleman,
''Tim didn't quite kin you with that
brickbat, did he 2" mo, but ] wish
he had" ''What fOrs'' $50 | could
have him hung, the villain, = REPLIED
Pat. l ,pg a5ss II rta
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BATHS, ETC.
| AT.RANY BATH HOUSE.

TINE UNDERsIGNED WOULD RE-
sn,etfully inform the citizens of Albany
and Vicinity that he has taken charge OF
this establishments and by keeping cloan t,
rooms and paying strict lttcnIlsSn lion ,o. 20 urS 81,
Tnr him With their patronage. Having
HERETOFORE carried on nothing but
Fsrse.efass Tseir Dreeaink saloons,
fEe ezuetts to give entire satisfaction TO
ALL, ChiIdreh = ard ladies' halr neAtly CUB
!. Sept. 1879 JpeEEh WEnpEhRt
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A LSO: PREPARED TO DO MILL
n. work, furnish shaker fans, Zigza4
shakers, suction fans, driving pulleys OF
any kind, at our factory on Lyon street ION
tho river bhnlgl, nezt i,al0w MarlthanlN
warehouse. ALTHOUSE a co.
Albany, Feb. 70, ls0O-ls sI st19'
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How +?

by calling on
R. &. HE'LL & SON,
With prescription, whore you can have
II compounded by ono experienced in that
particular line. Also, constantly on hand
d good assortment of fresh drugs, patent
medicines, chemicals, raints, oila, dye
stuffs, trlIsscs, etc. Agents for the
& celebrated INK Weed Remedy,
Or, Oregon Rheumatic Cure; DIR. j. Jayne
i Sons medicines, etc.
Spencc's Positive and Negative Powders
kept Ia stock. Also agents for the
Home Shuttle Sewing Machine,
One of the most useful pieces of household
furniture extant. Call and examine.
II. e. HILL & son.
Albany, June 10, 7l-tOv3
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DRUGS. ETC.
Murder in Albany
IDcath

HAsNEvER YET BEEN KNOWN, AND
IL no threatening Of tat present.
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Is thing which sometime must befall
every son and dauShterofthe human fam
lily; and yet,
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AT the Midday,

Of Your life, il disease lays his vile hands
upon you, there is still "a balm in Giead,"
by which you may DO restored to perfect
health, and prolong your days 10 miracu-
l0llS extent.