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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-04
SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN fHkA ~ NSHSSOs
Nav be privatcly and coniidentiaily consulted
diseases OF the Generative Organs, comprising
Seminal Weakness, Nervous Debility. Impo-
elect, Structure of the Ufethra,i contracted by
.contagion, or resulting from youthful indscre-
tion. tropical heat bad air. or exposure TO VI
DR. THOMAS advertlses with the object Of
informing sufferers where they may consult a
medical man who can give them proof OF hav-
ing passed through such q course OF profession
nj studies and examinations as to cntitle him
TO the fullest confidence md enable those re-
quiring assistance TO distinguish between him
and the unqualified, mercenary pretendcr, or
self-styicd Doctor who would. if he possessed
any degree at all. gladly enough inform the
public from whence IL was obtained.
DIR. THOMAS experience has extended over
England. Ireland. Australia. Melbourne, lions
dale and BourlSe streets.I New Zealand.
Queensland Brisbane. South Africa, and other
For three years Dr. Thomas was a student at
Westminster Hospital. Broad sanctuary one
Park, London First Prizeman and Gold Med
aiIst, Medical College, Bloomsbury Square.
London and farmsry Surgeon so to s,t the sSath
obstetric attendant at the Westminster Mater
p'iS IN is5s si pT. Thomas passed his examination
at the Royal College OF Surgeons. London. his
examiners consisting OF Sir William Lawrence,
T: 4. q = =. EdwaEd STANLEY. = & F. 4. E, s f.
r.. G. s. f.. Frederic Skey. +. r. c. S. E., J.
Hogsdon. +. X. G. 4. f., and fhos. Wornald,
+. r. G.. S. E., Jas. MoncreR Arnott, Henry
Green and John South, President and Vice
Presidents. 4
In 1864, DIR. Thomas passed his examination
at the Royal College OF Physicians. London,
his examiners consisting OF the following emf
nent Physicians: Sir Thomas Watson, NJ. d.,
OF Edinburg, w. e. Page, NJ. D., James II. Ben
nett, M. D., Arthur Farre NJ. D., Henry Old
ham, NJ. D., John Erichsen. +. r. G. s. E., Thos.
q. Clarke, +. r. g. $. f.
In 1884, DIR. Thomas met the examiners of the
College of Surgeons, and passed the Midwifery
examination. his examiners consisting OF Rob-
ert Lee, NJ. D., Henry Oldham, NJ. D., Arthur
Fare, Physician, Accoucher to the Princess OF
Wales.
In 1877, DR.. Thomas made heightened pro-
fesslonai visit to Germany, with the object of
making himself acquainted with the views of
several eminent German Pathologists During
this visit he passed his examination at Liebig's
celebrated University of Giessen, and received
the Degree of M. d., or Doctor of Medicine,
with the highest honors, conferred by the
Chancellor, DIR. Frederick William Herman,
Wasserschleben Rector, DIR. John Michael
Francis Birnbaum Dena, DIR. Gustavus Adol-
phus Wernher.
that his treatment Is In the highest degree sue
cessfui, giving increased power to the brain,
heart and nervous organization: also enrich
Ing the muscuar tissues, and patients placing
themselves under his professional care will re-
ceive speedy and permanent cure, looked for
in vain from quack remedies, or those unac-
quainted with the Pathology Of special diseases.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-04

| THE ALDrNEsfor July II o capital number.
| both as regards its Art and its literature. 1t
opens with q full-page illustration, printed In
tints. and entitled "Catch Himi" moonlight
on the shenandoah" Is the title of the FIRST OF n
series of five Illustrations drawn by Mr.. ]. ID.
Woodward. whose themes are the scenery OF
the Old Dominion. which Is chiefly selected In
this instance from the region around Harpcr's
Ferry and the Shenandoah. They are pictur-
esque and beautiful. Mrs. Eliza Greatorex
transports US back to Old New York. In her
spirited sketch OF s.Ieii Gate Ferry. which Ia
onG of tho most characteristic iocaI drawings
ever contributed to THE ALDINE. IA Dainty
Dit" after Otto Meyer. is delicious enough TO
provoke an epicure and n lover. Other figure.
pieces are the "Morning Bath" by II. Werner.
and 'You Naughty chiidrcnr' by A. oabl.
There is a noble portrait OF .'rhe Countess
Potozki J" q fine arctitcctnrni Wow OF "1hc
Frauenisirchc, Nurem berg y q woodland scene
entitled "The Onset" by G. Kroner; and
wierd picture of a bttern. ms we suppose, stand
ing alone In a desolato marsh upon which tho
moon Is just rising. The Literature OF THE
ALprSE Ia always us excellent as and gener-
ally more varied. than the literature OF any
other American magazine. There are In the
present number four good storiesi "Sugnring
on" study OF New England life, by Mrs. II.
q. Rowe, whose name ~ new To us; "Iteturn
In Peaee," study OF old home life In the state
Of New York. by Lucy Ellen Guernsey THE
Commet," by Erckmann-Chatrian;a and .'Thc
Turkish slipper" by Maurice Hartmann.
The mere solid articles are a readable editorial
on ''rhc Old Dominion" apropos 10 Mr.. Wood
wards illustrations; another on 'erhe Frauen-
kirehe. Numerberg !" and "a Life's Romance"
a brief memoir of The Countess Potozld. The
poems are "The Song In the Dark" by Mary r..
Bradley; and ''sebnstano at Supper" by
Margaret J. Preston. Music. Art. and Litern-
ture aIe iniciligentiy and Independently dis
cussed. subscription prico $500. including
Chromos "viiiage Belle" and "crossing the
Moor" James Sutton & Co.. Publishers. IS
Maiden Lane. n. Y.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-04
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
II appointed by the County Court Of Linn
County, Oregon, Executors OF the last Will and
testament OF John q. Richardson. late OF said
county. deceased. notice is hereby given that
all persons having claims against the estate of
said deceased must present them within six
months from the date hereof. duly verified. 10
the undcrsIgned at the residence OF Il. n, Rich
ardson. about eight miles from Scio. Linn
county, Oregon, for allowance or disallowancc.
l.. Y. RICHARDSON,
q. w. RICHARDSON.
f.y4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-04

BOUND TO HAVE ORDER.-A new
deputy official appointed for the occa-
sion, made times lively among the
hoodlums at the Roberts bridge camp
meeting last Sabbath. Before he had
been half an hour in Office it was con-
sillered unsafe to whisper within mi e
of the grounds, and by the time half
the day had expired the folks only
dare gasp for breath when his back
was turned. The. campmeeting ex-
pired Sabbath night, and so did the
yigilant deputy's "commish.u
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-04

A gentleman afflicted with the chronic rheu.
matism says, mo dcscribtion of my case can
convey thc vast amount OF benefit / have re-
cetVcd from the use of Johnson'a Anodync
Idniment. believe IL is tho best article In the
world for rheumatism.
II n horse has a good constitution. and has
once been a good horse no matter how old or
how much run down hc may be, hc can De
greatly improved. and In many respects made
as good as new. by u liberal use oil 5heriden'y
Cavalry Condition Powders.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-04
CONSULTATION BY LETTER FREE,

Patients unable to consult the Doctor, person
ally. may do SO by letter. stating symptoms.
Confidential. and replied to the day following.
by DIR. Thomas.
Private personal consultation from A. NJ.
till IL r. N.
once or consultation rooms. 65S Clay Street,
San Francisco, as above. - IS "a as
N. B.-Cases of Medicine forwarded funder
seal, so as to defy obseTvutaQn1 30 all parts 81
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-04
Snernnforrhna.

DIR. Doherty has just pubiished'an important
pamphlet embodying his own views and expe-
riences In relation to Impotence or Virility, be-
inal Weakness, Nervous and Physical Debility
consequent on this affection, and other disea.
ses of the Sexual Organs.
This little work contains Information of the
utmost value to all, whether married or single,
six cerstsin postage stamps for return postage
Address, w. X. DOHERTY, NJ. D..
v3na1f. San Francisco, Cal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-04

WooL.-Parties having wool, will do
well to call and see Wood & Howell ut
Frank Woods blacksmith shop before
disposiup of IL
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-04

RUNAwAY.-LastF Friday Nr Robert
Fosters team took umbrage at some
unknown insult, and fed from the
streets of Albany in precipitate hasse,
taking covered hack along as a me-
smento of their flight. They struck for
home, five miles distant, and upon
their arrival there they only had a
portion of. the running gears of the
vehicle and few leather straps strung
S25 to get the apparatus in running
order again.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-04

A NEW LINE. = We are informed that
Messrs. Montgomery & Gore, of this
city, talk of running a hack semi
weekly between Albany and FinIey's
Lower Soda Springs. This will be q
great convenience to tourists and
health seekers, and ought to be a
means of revenue to its proprietors. =
We earnestly hope the praject Will
.scour."
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-04

WILL LEAVE Us.-We sincerely re-
been engaged in the practice of his
profession in this city and vicinity sor
some months past, has determined to
take up his abode in another section
He goes to jacksonville, where we
commend him to the good graces and
patronage of the people. His only
reason for leaving us is in hope of find
ing a more heaIthful climate. He is
an able physician aad a gentleman of
rare social qualities. We wish him
self andhis excellent family the best
of fortune in their new home.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-04

SOMETHING FOR LADIES' Messrs.
P c. Harper & Co. are just now in re-
ceipt of an elegantly selected stock of
goods and fancy notions for ladies'
summer wear, including plain and
plaid ribbons, Jouvin kid gloves, white
pearl dress buttons of all designs, fine
assortment of parasols, ladies's and
children's shoes, ETC., etc. They have
also just received 500 glass fruit Jars
with patent Shoppers Don't forget
to call early and get the choicest selec-
tions of the new invoice.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-04

APoLoGETIc. We went to press
this week one day earlier than usual,
SO as to give our. boys in the Office the
benefit of the Fourth's festivities
Therefore, if our paper does not appear
either as interesting or newsey as
usual, you will know the reason and
forgive the omissions.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-04

A FINE OPENING.-A saw mill firm
not a thousand miles from Albany
want to employ hand. They really
want him for cook, but they expect
him to be able to occupy his spare time
in floating RATS down the river, send
ing logs up the tramway "of-bear-
ing" lumber, cutting slabs, filing
saws, cutting stove wood and washing
and patching for the rest of the work.
men. All his other spare time he can
have to himself. For this trifing
service the liberal mill owners offer the
munificant price of $50 per month.
Who of our Albany youngsters will
run off to Ochoco when such rare oppor-
tunities for easy wealth are lying
around loose at our very door9
, 1873-02-04
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

D. L. Moody will road tho Bible in the Meth
odiBt Church Block at o'clock this afternoon.
Joeeph Ruckart, an Englishrnan, WAS dnol
$100 yesterday morning by Justice Roully for va
gsancy.
Tho Police Protective Association will mcot
this afternoon at o'clock, ut the Madison Htreot
Station. A full attendance s requested.
Roy, John Covert will load tho noon prayer
meeting in tho Methodist Church Block today.
Tho subject to ho considered ia " Humility"
Mr. Y. L. Rusco, Of Highland Park, near this
city, has q German Bible which waB printed In
1665. It IL said to bo the Oldest copy In tho
United statos.
Tho annual meeting Of tho Erring Woman's
Rafugo will be hald at tho Institution Mt II
o'clock Gil Thursday morning. The public aro
Invited to present themselves at 7. nj.
Tho rogula, mooting Of tho Vest Chicago I4y-
ceun will ho held this oroning Rt tho LoAyftt
Street congregational Church. Tho subject for
debate il, u liesolued, That for TIM public beng
ft, immigration should bo rrohibltod," AL
young mon arc Invited to attend.
Last Wednesday,, Frederic krroedwoll, rosiiling
at No. "a Kelley street, while at work In Hutch.
inson's pacling.Lo ct tho Stock Yards foil
in q tank OF boiling water, and wnH Bonldetl In
such manner TINT llo died OIL Saturday 1norl,-
ing In great agony. He leayea wife aud two
chlldron in destitute circumstances.
An alarm from Box 282, yoatorday morning,
mas carhod by fro broaklng out In the one.
story franc building No. $40 West 1nlso atroot
owned by hfahlon D. Ogden. and occupied bs
, 1873-02-04

rink croamer. aa E1oeoFg 81" etore 1oan s ~
n,irod Tor 81, ,0OO III tic North Missouri, Of 1T.
Tho building wae Of little velaos md rr1tnserod'
Yesterday morning, Dotett!yo DONNA Sim
,no1tla, OF tho City Dotootiyo Department. er.
rived III tic city from Quincy, haying in o,Btody
negro named Martin Van Darcn Snyder. M1r;:
ito tic w rropriotors of nlstod utroot cigar atoro
aid, loiu9 dcplotel IL p'.rso, llo sought to 70.
$Goo, from hiu inistrcHs, and pawning 1t
for 'al5o at pawn:,sllop, OH btato atrcott,
from from tic Borylco Of his mistrosB, and went to
Quincy, whore, aftcr timc, he wan employed as
waltur in ono Of tho frnt families Of tat city.
Caplnin Sam Ellis, in .wlloso truBty hands tic
case cas-; lad boon placed, bocamo aware Of hts
wllcrcnbo,,ss, md tolographod to tho Supcrn.
tondent of po1oo nt Quincy to arroBt Snytlor.
THO Superintendent . did ao, and held him until
him III cllnrgo, mud brought him to this city.
Martin confoaaod to tho crinlo when arrested,
and tho pin was recovered by paying tho pledge
fnnnhy.
, 1873-02-04


Now TINT the death Of Louis Napoleon lan aet
eyerybotlya tongue wagging, wo bull Lnyo n
fresh batch Of Donapartiak scandal. The New-
ark N, ~ Sunday 0aN gives us tho following
Joseph bonaparto, o1.King of Spain, without
really confusing tho ltnoago or tho possible allo-
cesBion Of his abandoned throne, playo!l the
mischief l,oro in Now Jerpoy. lle built hand,
eomo place at Dordentowl, Intrigued In not
very denonstratiyo way to got bao's tho crown OF
spain aud employed an aasiatant wife ~ tho n
ionablo nlilinor III Philadelphia. TI,o pair lad
threo children, alt girIs Two Of whom dIod
foils, q woman Of pure character, ind,
not many yearaa ago, Of high pur1ouiss
II wa illustrated In hor vory marriage notice how
loniontlY we Gun look upon iliogtimacy, II it Ia
only royal Married, - u. to oaroline Do!a.
folio, lEugAtov Of Joaeph Bonaparte, ox-KinE OF
Spain as,d Compto do snryllliors." Tho name
pelafoilo WAS derived from MI accommodating
Tronchn,an who 1narriod Miss Savage In uonBll-
Grafton Of very comfortable estate in Jeiroraon
County, New York, and, by tho way. tho pu!r
lived comfortably togother md hnl a nice batull
Of children. Whom nalafoile died. the widow
, 1873-02-04
THE VIENNA EXHIBITION.

On tho National Advisory Committee for tho
United States, of tho Vienna Exhibition, arc
tho following residents Of Ohicago:
Mining, Quarryi,.g, aud Metallar0y-L. Holly. Dos-
semer steel.
Chemical TnIustrg-Joscph Hirach.
Food al Products n IlIttustrY-Dr. John II. Nauoh,
E. 8. Cheaborough, Governor William Bross William
E. DogEett.
Musical InstrNmens-Julius Fuchy, Robert Gold
beck, Florence ZIe8fcld.
This Iriraee D,rctting House and Archfecture-p. T.
Wight, W, w. Doyington, ]. g. cochranc, ". II.
Drake.
Exhibition Shouting tho Organization and InGnenee
ef lfusettnd of Fins Arts Applied to I,iHstrUTho
Hon. Hugh r. Dickey, ]. N. Walker, George sturgcs,
II. NJ. Thompson.
Art a. Atnied to ReIiqfot.-The hight Rev. Horny
J. Whitehouse, D. D., IL: p, otc.
Objects Of Fine Art ef tha I'ast Exhibited By AsHa-
tetrs and O.untrs ef Coltections.--Albcrt Crosby.
1he History of Inventions: civi, Engineering and
Puliic lFurks-E. 8. Chesborough.
Geography aud Statfstfcs-Ohurles Randolph.
, 1873-02-04

Newton napploye, formerly OF tho firm Of Rap
pleye l. Whittmoro, retail boat and shoe doalors,
on Twcnty.second street, met with very narrow
escape from death yesterday, by falling through
tho 9ly-light in tho court Of the Ayonue House.
Fortunately. howoyor, he escaped without in
Juring himaolf to any creator extent than some
severe bruisos. and perhaps some internal in
1uries, though not probable. It 10 a
wonder TINT he was not killed
by tho fall, aa no broke through plate-glasa
more than half inch in thicknoss, tum6ling
down upon tho floor bopeath. Tho residents OF
was not closer, and a valuable citizen takon
away, as alr. lappleyo haa tho reputation Of bo-
ing a responsible and enterprisng ma.ahor OF
the community, and Ills loss would haze been
nsnsyo IS atd op aa ons 1ns Mi M
III could DO expected.
, 1873-02-04

disposed Of TIL: woek, i not !,y toorrov neht; II
ssss a sn os sss To e e s Ssfs@s es
sy ssyS is E f e x.s s 81 g. %5it o;n s
sts Tp soGf s;t1 tho sr fas aa t s oet fl
y'S Il R1 S sa @ s s4S1s' o fs IL sso
Of ali men IN tho city, nm nlxons to 10 sot right.
thin thu. hs TT hsvS nete &C. IN nssossse 20 ak , %
heyo TINT qnea,lon tostsd thoroughly md dcnn!'oiy
ton H1 Of hoG ee noss tse not know s wua
hc proper for me 70 e1rress my psr,icnrr r opon OH
hss a9Sst e So 10 as tho
opinion Of our Association. Wc don't Bay TINT you ct.
terain that opinion. u.,,..uu,.,
original aw and rule IN tl's city for many years. Tue
aeys osf Il a' tae TN sRp Sr s
nc1nbors when tho peace Of tho cty waa tcopardSed
by anch quarre! no present. Tho opinions En-.
question In tic nature Of legislation Of counsel
aurcs moro than ono man to perform It. 1trcqnres
no ee eeo y III .as o sn.as
question, or oil tho questions likely 70 arao under
law whei made Therefore legislative body should al
administration, tho carer you approach to unity.
tho certain you aro to secure conformity ~ &c
S n sssd h Ct y It
duty, aud ho docs not perform Il well, the people, hs
constituents, knows ust lcro to nut their hand upon
Tho Mayor elaborated this portion Of hls reply 10
vnrtoils ways, IIo compared his own roaiton with
that Of Tho President Of tho United staea, or the dov~
ernor Of 4 State, rho hnmpored IN their action
BY few Boards. md had oil necessary freedom Of
In State Ind National Governments. Moro would
coptato nn cnbarrass without facilitating the pub
tic b,sinose. In executive or Administrative business
undosatantingy, @ and responsbiy, than aay number
cn. For reasous Of this nature tho Mayors bill
wa pa4aatl and not to. mako onc-n1an power, Of
which soma people seemed Inclined 10 complain. Ns
poleon preferred Quo poor General to several good
oncs realizing tho necessity Of unity tn admnstra-
two action.
: The Committee retired with many expressions
Of confidence and support.
, 1873-02-04
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Hama, t4!v>l<. htsi--ttpsee' B''v''''' "es' -
3 sE r ;;s ; u nss sssd sar S1ed s i'5ssi%s
t::;is sss & w. sss9 s;'"s s.a .,n,,
8 na ar1S T." 1s':c S5Ys 5sssp ~
h"sss ss' sR sass ;s; New !sss 2Sa bas ess
1"''''' ""'''' DETROIT.
n.rno,r, reu a,-i}neAnsrurre-Ttonr 1u!oL and
siS5 a,,,ssr, 9''73@t oos' *'ea'y' st 4te' Oats
unchanged.
Dnrsarp JToaH-Sa.no ,.u,,
OswEnO Frlt, 3--3,r. :H4l l1fr Ei-Wheit scAfe6 ahQ
Arm. Corn dull at 4sc. 1ariy higher; Bay Ut Qu'ne
"e'" ~ paw s11LwAuKEE.. :,
and unchanged; wheat steady; No. y s1.va No; :,
Sss ssS ss Hs s sss s'se & :|s;%' Sss Il:
iooy l. dill lid no,ntnaf ~. ., &C. ,a;.,,
a'p"rsr8-'ear r. f'9, no1gis; }351e; wheat 5000 o'
FIR. Lo,1s. Tcl. 8.---HnEap:rurrs--Fionr a.: Arm; 1
wheat @ enA ,roong for Icy ,Gw's sdo Hr,os ,s ~; 81
81 stta; IL wsrehoass t @ o. OH @ a nueagod Barley
rs sRy sae' Sse* ssa H'0 Fn;
o1luionsNPaik s III good em.a for future sales
~ ss.. ut a:y 8aas Ii III 3 s:sa s'sS 'as
steaty; clcar rib. 71c rcllcr May. Lard easblO at
lid iloos-Tir@; ss.oo@4oo; mostly ssoo@t.ao. Re
~trr1 d,rr1tt~c1nIot: fair to c1oioo sseers, 4Hc.
CINCINNATI.
csenA1 T 2He4psryy1EEa,7Ff0mar = y1S, e mar seny nr',
nt fIc Kyo nujot Ut B1a88t Oats Steady at 309a3o.
| 1}ar1oy Qniot md unchanged: -.
pnovistoNs-Dul1 md essior at rroyhsa pTeea' porA
3iS }th sss Sid tassio nea It pun
sss4 s s9ae5fl s5s Fl t&y tt&s es!sd. s!ssi D.es
shoulders, B,:o; clear rib, 7!le; cesr, 7S{aee.
Green meats sondy; slaouldcrs, 1@aAo, etar ;b, :"
Hoas-Tirm at s4.4034.75; mostly S1.6o@i.7o. To
ceipts, 2,10o.
! 5ytffaKEY-Stent{y at 89c, $50
, 1873-02-04

New YoRK, Fob. 3-oATTLE-necetra, laat - week,
at Dna nundruth street, 121 at Connpnipaw. and At
at Weehawkon, making fso against $50 last Monday
nng eY arc better than tho rough naiycs. pricca for
fas beeyea Nert up to 1s@l3Nc. With tops at lAo me-
dunn, l1@11N 10 and poor, s@iooi To1an, 1g9lotAM9 =
sold; oullB, 4Xo lot Of lttlo y, es7t Ohio hoppeEn
at aj5c; carr 61s owt Illinois, 11@l1Ho; cara ~
owt Indiana, lilo cars Texans, 10 cwt grnas, 1oc.
At 50 lbs por cwt 4cars owt Ohio, 11@13o; cars
ont, 1315@14o; cars cwt Illinois, ike.
gnEEp-Tota1 $1,000, or 1000 moro than the prev1-
o,1s week to-day 0460 nnd 20 cara moro to CONC.
Tho pens se tn With ySry o traao and prices ad Ta q
oholco, 1s7slo There n no disease; bit tho people
hnge not got over Tho fright sogt scabny Iheep
car 8s-lo Ohio, 4Ko; cur 14o-b Massachusetts, 7o
cars 134-tb Canndn, &c.
HoaB-ycry strong at advance. Total for the
wecl 49, l00 agsinat 100 last week. Only II cars In
to-ay, with 81 more 1tlc Live 5'4@6;sc; Cur 14o
h pins o,<c: city dressed. 61&@o1o for loavy 6Nt
for 900 lbs 775zc for 1G0@1B0 lbs, aud 7so for pigs
Western tlresaod, t5<@03c.
, 1873-02-04

Hon. William Parsons, III. p, Of England,
will lecture in tho Methodist Church this
evening, under tho auBpIcea Of tho Educational
Association Of the Ladies' College.
Tho ladies Of the Methodist Church will give q
sociAblo On Thursday evening" at tho residence
Of Il. pitner, EsV,, on Davis street.
The "Lakestdca" will meet as tho residence OF
Rey. e.. N. Packard, noxt Thursday evening"
when the e1erouea announced In The Tribune
two. .weoks ago will DO giyen.
Tho Village Trustees will hold tlolr rogular
monthly mooting this evening, In tho. Office Of
Theodore Necao, 6vorotary OF the BOARD.
The Pioneer Fire Company will hold their
monthly meeting in the Engine House, on Or
rington avenue, Thursday evening noxt. a full
attendance is ufGontly requested.
, 1873-02-04

played fIuoNs mil lfaIsoy with tho ostatoa. ;;a':-
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woman, his always Ind all annuity from tho OK
King Joseph.