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Reeves, io',sir, ucs., dressed, pae',e !,
Cotton, lie; Flour surerhue Western, Nsoa
$40, white wheat. extra, tsiossso, wheat, No
2Chicsgo Spring, siss@ia7i No Q Mn~sutee
si.sesi.ra; Rye, si.ooaiia Corn, Western Mis-
cd TTa7p,,c, Western white, Soc, Oats, Mixed
Western, sieoi white, do, io2sioa; rorh, New
Mes, s22e; Lard Prime steam, ia'.c. Bat
ter, New Western, iss2sc.
ST. LoUx
Wheat, No Q Red, sii2siis, Corn, No.
., Mixed, oaseoisc, Oats, No ., @aisc !
Fork, Mess, s2tn; fAri Refined siaco
ncgs, so.5saeso Cattle, Native, ssoss@.
cHvcAoo
Reeves, Texans. o. osa 7s fair 10 choice ., 81 20
is7', Hoes, good TO ehcicc, seoct7 -, Common 10
medium, sesoae7o; Flour, Minnc.o,s, sSc@
as; Wheat, No. spring sioaisi No. 2. do,
si.oaeioei No. =, do, sici Corn, No.
.. MIXED, eaa 20, Oats, No 2, MATS /;
si.oSeics; Pork, s2s2sd2ass; lard, si25a
TOLEDO
wheat, amber Michigan, si.ia No. 4 red, o. IA,
No 2, DO, s.i2'si Corn, high mixed, e,c.; Oats
No 2. sSc.
DETROIT
wheat. estu ne-, si.sosi.sii Se-, Nsisi. %;
Corn, sc; Oats, Sasssc.
CIETELlND
whcst, No. I, Red tiit; No. I. old, siii;
Corn. MIXED, T2e7Sc. Oats, Nc. state soc. oli
do, eA9oac.
CINCINNATI
Flour, supersne, s2sstsoi Spring. family, -..
Wheat, New, Red Winter, si.ooaio5i New
White, tii5ei 20 Corn, shellcd, sss7cs Oats.
mixed. asassc; Rye. NV, 9,epscJ her.
ey, New Pail ............ Pork. mes. s3t0a
lard city, Kettle, ir.@ii'sc. summer steam.
i2's9i2'se.
INDIANAPOLIS
Flour. family. 1sss.7 IS, Fancy, eoose "a, Wheat,
rel. i.oosio5i Amber, i.Oiaios. white, ii7es
ms; Corn, hlsh mixcl, eeseic.i Oats. nee, go
A. nll x.a.sx.
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n Catalogues 10 BoK l. ssndo,si. iihnei..
nIyoRCFs In every stats vitheat patlisit,. J.
- ". Cenkhn, Aut, cor. toart snd Nsin. Cin.
Nfosey Making Essrss, ss~~s. best e,er
.vl oncrei Address. " y. LOWELL, Erte. Pa.
e. > con pr d., At home Term. fr,e. Aadrs..
W Wv CSC. stitso> Co, Portland. Maine.
COWS coon MORALS AVN GgNTLE
VI NANNGHS. bcck fnf ever, family and school
Read v H.1a Ntsos. HisNtI Co. Cibcian.ti.
IDeass, ssai. niisssry A~ss~.sy, Chester,
u Ia. Opsns "Wednesday, sspt. gth, Course ~
Studies extensive tiyii and Me- hs Fusar-fins
The Classics aud Iugllsh thoroughly taught For
circulars apply 10 Col Thee. Hyatt. fre-idsnt.
III icTic MINT DURABLE. CHEAP; easily a.
LLhDllo JUN piled hy snyens 90 .aa. % s.-sss
tp0N hrosgA Ne ron In practical use u yesrs. Boa
iisor 81 Foe shipment TO az, AL y ne .egnir'.
hUUflNu. IN West sscend 81. Cincinnati. q.
4 pNERTIsERSi Am. Newsrsr-r Union r,rr..
"A sents over $50 rar-rs, divided ints -uhi-
visions, send scent stamp nr Map showing iocs.
tioh Of rap~fs, With combined and separate lists,
giving estimatss for cost Of ADVERTISING Address
5 Y. sANboRN, NJ houror street, ChicAro, W.
Five Mysterious Pictures.
rins Prebsms fREE To kIL address. With
- TN ~sna ARMS ssu.nsouon Qua
rant-ed Pamphlet gree.
ScHAs. ~ tvANs nsnafrer
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mORsSrEsTuMONS.


HoNIcoS. Wis, July :. l.t.
Ms. q. q. otIS, Msnks-ha, Wis. t-DsaI Sir In.
closed please md 81 IS for i've gallon. ~ Mineral
hofk spring MateT-can .snt TO-DAY tY express.
I am much pl.as.d With the re-nlts from the u..
Il your SpriRg Water have used Tor the last two
other waters hut have never el,e from tho
81 others dee ded results as from tho Uss II
that YOU sent me. II ma, he owing 10 other osu.es
operating at the same time which has aided In the
fsvorahl. results nom tho use Of your- stlli Hm
not aware Of any. a. nv habit. have heen the sans
making use of no drugs OF other medlea treat n.nt
louN, ~ sAkBEK
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Rs.rec ifully yosrs,



e. G. OLisACo. THIS 4. TO certib that I have
been troubled With kidney, bladder and urinary con-
plants, bordering On 70 brizhts disease Tor unn-
ler II years. for the last t~o years have suffered
much the ioctors could do me 10 lasting good. All
the time ther" we're quantities Of Albunlsn IN nv
urine. l had seen notice Ia the paper ~ MAukesha
Water. last February thoaght I would try the
water, sud sent To -. Louis aud got h,e salons,
aud whlle was drinking IL I received t,ur gallons
from friend In Illinois, In few days fecclved
circular which told me that tho water that sent
me- ifam Illinois Was from Mineral Rock spring,
Since then have ordered two barrels aud received
II, aud am making ffes use u u.
BY the use of the water my health L. better than il
has been for yearr. Ny wife Think the water tho
greaiest boon that ever received II has it, dsirrd
aud Designed ensct, I think after using ID a tw
months more, shall he all right.
Nov, Al, am no scholar, and N you can change
the style my writing without destroy ing IT, mean.
los, you are at liberty 10 dol
CHARLES BARNES.
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the bedchamber. He did not know that
vankrsmer was using dssimulatiou with
the leader Of the sssassins
whats thatg' cried the chevalier,
suspiciou-ly, and moving towards the
chamber.
The veteran intercepted him, telling
him twas sick comrade " his; and the
chevslier, apparently satisfied, turned to
20. AS he did So his foot struck against
something on the floor. He stopped and
picked IL up, recognized 1t rs an orna.
ment belonging to the duke, and knew
that the pretended soldier was the duke.
Elatcd by this discovery, he hurried from
the cottage In search Of his myrmidons.
Vankramer was now satisfied that the
cottage was no longer safe-rcsting- place
for the duke; so he led him forth by the
rear door, and pointed out by-path that
would take him to the high road lie
was just in time, for the duke had not
been gone a moment, when Montaldi re-
turned, accompanied by two evil-looking
men. They sought to force their way
into the bcdchamber; but vankramer,
in order TO gain time for the duke, de-
Tended the door. He was soon beaten
down, however; and 1t would have Jared
badly with him, had not party Of the
dukes guards, commanded by Colonel
Alstyne, and guided by Estelle, oppor-
tuncly entered the cottage.
The chevalier artfully accused Van
kramer Of having assassinated the duke;
and the ornament he produced, and the
dukes clothes that were found in an adj
joining chamber, seemed to substantiate
the charge. Vankramer rctaliated by de-
nouncing the chevalicr, and pointed to
a.. i1ax L.. IL. In. L. L. L 4
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Flour, family, s.2sss7s Fancy, eooss ~ Wheat,
rel. ioosi.o5i Amhcr, i.0iaios white, liza
rs; Corn, high mixcl, eeseie. Oats nee, go,
ltc on SAaaSc
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tAr tLAus. Iult 4, lst.
e. G. oiIsA 60 t-fients-this ~ To ceftlfS that I
have used the Maukesha Mineral Rock spring Water
fnr the last siN OF eight months Nth good res ultz
very had W lth the kidney aud liver disease aud
his water has hsped me WONDERFULLY IN both of the
diseases. Nv digestion has also greatly improved,
aud nov fsl this water has been great l.nent In
more NaSs than one ~ continue 10 use the water,
am confident that u will effect D. rnianant ouru
therefore ship me 10 this city another half barrel u
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Miami Valley Institute,

Near Sprihshoro', Warren County, Ohio, nhine-
With full partial college course fstades farm
ing. mechanic snd hoa-ehold Industries fnr both
sears. zach student works two honTs daily, arquiT
ing aud preserving the habits Of Industry, skl aud
strength necessary In practical life.
nder the care 81 fr-nds -thoash not sectartAn.
fall session ol~us 9TH month rtsiniri Ist tsfi
for particulars sends for catalogue 10
A. WIGHT. PMrsInNNr.
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Russell 1865. Total 1886. /,
TUrrLE-Wayne 300. I
DESSy-Pulaski 800; Ga
Russell 231. Total 1921.
CHRISTIAN = Lincoln IA
1856; Casey, so; Wayne
tai. 727.
We have one report from
the effect that Chrisman G.
county nv log mai, We 4
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ST LOUIS

Wheat, No. Q Rcd, si.iasii', Corn, No
., Mixed, ooaeoisc, Oats, No. 2, eatsc.
fort, Mes, s2t@i Lard, Refined siaoo
Hogs. s5.5sa6so. Cattle, Native, tasoas.@
The New York herald., 1874-09-29
NIiscELLANYUs,

EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS WI FIND TRUNKS FOR
~ stateroOms am Contincn atvel Chairs and Rugs
Ior the steamers, &c, atJOHN HTNACH'S. 80 Broad
way, near Astor place rcmovf rom corner at krnsd.
wsv anG Wall street,.
The New York herald., 1874-09-29

eth AVENUE, No 31L-PLEAsANT FRONT ROOMS
Board; references
The New York herald., 1874-09-29

eth AVENUE NO. 2TS BETWEEN TWENTY NINTH
- ana Thirtieth strects-Second Floor, handsomely
furnished TO let, with strictly first class Board.
The New York herald., 1874-09-29
bI.OOI<Lyy PROPERTY FOK SALE
AND go LET.

A HAN DSOME COTTAGE-hiE IMPROVEMENTS,
n two lots fine irut; lrst class locality 20 ninues
from the ferries BE- sold Inquire OF HOMER NOR
CAN. No. 2 Pine sJeet
The New York herald., 1874-09-29

ETH AND SIXTH AvENUES.-VERY DESIRABLE
- Rooms, with good table; moderate terms. As West
Fhteenth street
The New York herald., 1874-09-29

ETH AVENUE, NO 27S, BETWEEN TWENTY Y-NINTH
- md Thirteth streets Handsomely furnished Apart
ments to let with strictly first Board also Rooms
for gentlemen
The New York herald., 1874-09-29

L'OR sALE--HAEDSOME THREE STORY BROWN
II stone House, newly painted and Handsomely fres
coed perfect order with new and elegant turni iture
ornaments, china glass &c location convenient ana
first class low terms easy and immediate posses
sion. Apply to HOMER MORGAN, No Pine street
The New York herald., 1874-09-29
A UCTION SALE-TH1S (TUESDAY MORNING
n commencing at l0x O'Clock.
at The elegant private residence


at he elegant private residence
2i1 West 2ist ST., near 7tb avenue,
handsome ana useful Household Furniture
two elegant Pianotortes Decker Bros octave
Steinway sons ~ octave four round;
tne OIL Painting. Bronzes4
Parlor Suits Marie Anoinete and Princess styles eov-
cred 'Gamask satin' md brocatei naio Cen and
Card Tables bronze Clock, French plate Mirrors, lace
Curtans; Library and Secretare Bookcases haDdso
Swarf Bookcase Library Tables Turkish suit in sane,
Turkish Lounges Easy Chairs, Writing Desks; rose ooi
walnut Bedroom Sets with Dressing Cases; Bcdsteads s.
Bureaus, Wardrobes, Washstands, Il hair and spring
Mattresses, rep, plush and harcoth Suits; Extension
Tables Bnet Dinins Chairs silyerware Crockery, Hall
ture, dc ~ B.-Sale positive. Fake 7h Sth cars
Competent pack and ship goods city or country
ROBERT c. CA,HIN, Aucaoneer
The New York herald., 1874-09-29

= WINTHROP PLACE, BETWEEN WAyERLEY AND
y Clinton places.-ro let elegantly and newly iur-
nshed Rooms. with frs class Board, terms very mod
The New York herald., 1874-09-29

4 WEST TWENTY-EIG HTH STREET, FIRST DOOR
II from Fifth avenue.--i andsoneiy furnished Rooms
10 let with class Board, in German family terms
moderate, refer rences exchanged.
The New York herald., 1874-09-29

T,xCHANGE-sIx LOTS AT N0RrHPORT. l. l..
III ls0 Acres ane Land in Wisconsin, free aud clear ior
Merchandise Call on or address LEWIS, M Front
street New York, Tuesday A. NJ
The New York herald., 1874-09-29

90 EAST FORTY-sIXTH STREET CORNER OF
~ Madison avenue Windsor Hotel blocki.-Pleas-
ant handsomely furnished Rooms, en- suite singly,
win Board Tor families; also single Rooms for gentle
The New York herald., 1874-09-29

DAWNBROKERS SALE.-THOMASJ J. M'GRTH AUC-.
L toneer, l5o Chatham street, Muitrry will
sell this day, at II o'clock men S and women Clothing,
silk Dresses silk velvet Cloaks S, Broche
Shaws Bedding, Quits, Blankets, Roots. soes. &c =;
also Goats, Pants and Vests. BY order G. .redricks,
Bleccker street
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q WEST TwGNTY FIRST STREET HANDSOMELY
- furnished 'front.' Rooms paror, second ana third
floors, with private table If desired; refe erences.
The New York herald., 1874-09-29

DAWNBROKER'S SALE.-,JAMES AGAR, ACTION
l. eer, 80 New Bowery, will sell this dayt0J lots
Dresses, Shawis, saeques, Remnants, TaDi Linen,
Blankets, Quilts, Underclohng Boots, Gatersc; also
Goats Pantaloons ana Vests by order Joseph tlmauer
44 seventh avenue.
The New York herald., 1874-09-29

stCD STREET, EAST I4.--ELEGANrLY FURNISHED
~ Rooms second and third floors with first class
Board also paror door, with priva tape desired
references exchanged
The New York herald., 1874-09-29

CCD STREET, l65 WEST ONE AND A HALF BLOCK
20 from Broadway.-An entire Second Floor other
newly furnished Rooms with first class Board; refer
required
The New York herald., 1874-09-29
SALES AT AUCTION.

DOVE 4 HILLIER, AUCrIONEERs-MORT0AO
ID and Execution sale e.-rhis day. Mt II O'clock the
Lease Stock oil LIQUOR Store corner ~
Second avenue aud Thirty third street.
JOSEPH PHILLIPS, Marshai
JAMKs BRINKNAx. Attorney for Mortgagee.
The New York herald., 1874-09-29

O.: TO $40 PER WEEK FOR FINE ROOMS,
sOO with good Board, at 1853 Blocker street. near
Broadway two lines of pass the house; Table
The New York herald., 1874-09-29

d = PER WEEK FOR COMFORTABLY FURNISHED
spo Rooms with Board: house contains hot and cold
water and hath location central SO Christopher
street, near Bleecker.
The New York herald., 1874-09-29
ITENRY D. MINER, AUCT ONEER
III late Henry II. Leeds Miner, established lS4O

at lOS O'Clock, al residence
go SEVENTH AVENUE, y. ". CORNER 43D STREET,
HASDsoME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIER AND
MANTEL MIRRORS, SILK, DAMAsK AND LACE
CURTAINS. &C, &C. comprising In part as follows-
Velvet and Brussels Carpets gilt frame Pier Mantel and
Oval Mirrors silk damssk ana rep Curtains; rosewood
and black walnut Parlvr Suits, in brOcael and reps;
Centre and Side tables, oil Paintings tngrayings and
Chromos carved wood and BLACK walnut BedsteAds.
Bureaus, Armores and Commodes en- suite rich bronze
gas Chandeliers and Fixtures, best quality spring and
hair Mattresses Bedding Lounges and Cnairs OAK Bur
fet Extension Table and Chairs Crockery Glass and
Plated Ware, Uicloths, STAIR Carpets Halstand,
Kitchen Utensls &c. &c.
The New York herald., 1874-09-29

90 WEST THIRTY-THIRD SrREET.-A SUIT or
z-O Rooms, on third floor. together separately; also
front Parlor with first class Board: Rooms on fourth
floor for single gentlemen
The New York herald., 1874-09-29

miscellaneous.

LIoR SALE OR RENT-THE HOUSE AND STORE
Il No. 10 Eighth avenue, on easy terms Inquire at
4Q3 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-09-29

IN COTTON, AUCTIONEER.
+. Gentee Household Furniture IN Macdougal street,
On Wednesday September So at the private residence
Is Macdougai street. Delow Beecker, AT IL O'Clock,
the rich par!or, dining ROOM bedroom and base
Furniture the large three story dwelling choice
BRUSSELS three ply and other Carpets Parlor Suits.
French plate Mirror solid black walnut dress Bureaus,
centre extension Tables best hair Mattresses,
feather Beds, Blankets Quilts, ConforterS China and
Glass Ware, kitchen Furniture. &c, &c. Catalogues
The New York herald., 1874-09-29

10TH STREET, s6 EAST, ONE BLOCK EAST OF
1O Broadway
Liberal table and nome comforts for
family and few gentlemen splendid location for bus
ness men in the winter.
The New York herald., 1874-09-29

IN NAVERLEY PLACE, NEAR BROADWAY
~ Handsome front Rooms, SIS. SIS, ss and $50 for
two persons with Board; children also table board
IS; transient people taken.
The New York herald., 1874-09-29

I'hVMAs GAFNrY, AUCTIOiKR-OFFICE IS
North William street VIII posYely sell thia da -
~ IVA ocoek the Lease stock anAxtures OF the first
class liquor store, with billiard aud b room attached az
northwest corner OF Thirty-rrst stB and second ay
The New York herald., 1874-09-29

good business Of % years standing, the best part
OF Fulton street. will take improved Real Estate in part
pay. Apply \. COOPER 445 Fulton street corner OF
Inv Rrno oklYn
The New York herald., 1874-09-29

- OR FOUR DESIRABLE ROOMS EN- SUITE, FOR
y rent with class Board separately Ii desired,
family small 10 West Forty -tfth street
The New York herald., 1874-09-29

TX WEST ELEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN BROAD.
! ~ way and University ,place-Handsome furnished
Rooms, with Board to families ana single ntlemen
nrst class accommodations; house newly painted ana
furnished reference
The New York herald., 1874-09-29

DAWNBROkERS SALH.-R FIELD. GTJERAL
:! auctoneer salesroom No, 50 Bowery will ell this
day, at III O'Clock boz lots mems and womens Cbthiug
Dresses, Shawls, Remnants, Underclotting, QuiltS
Blankets, Bedding Boots shoes &C.. also iare lot OF
Coats Pants and Vests. By order Henry Mcleenan
Eighth avenue. n B.-lhe sale will commene at Ii
O'Clock sharp, with mems Clothing.
The New York herald., 1874-09-29

OOD STREET 43S WESr-HAEDsOMELY FUR
L.1 nlshed Rooms, with without private table
and appointments the best: enient 10 cars stages
and Elevated Railroad depot.
The New York herald., 1874-09-29

(NHERIFF'S SALES HERMANtIERIFF,s Arc
- ioncer, will self on Wedue sdavi ipfember "a ~ !,
O'Clock, No. 29 Canal street north corner ~ Rr"ot
way, the entire Stock and Fixtures FIRST class Wna
ing Tables, Chairs also Wines i,idrs Cnamnagnes
ClSnrs &c ~, WIN. Z. lNNOk, sheriff.
The New York herald., 1874-09-29

17rH STREET. ll9 EAST NEAR UNION SQUARE
Board references exchanged
The New York herald., 1874-09-29
BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE
AND TO LET.

A NEW FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE HOUSE FOR
n sale, No l0s St Marks avenue east Of aisoas hos
avenue the cheapes house the city three oiocns
from to Prospect PARK terms 70 sI IN
Qulre premises IHOMAS cONLi.
The New York herald., 1874-09-29

TIL STREET 80 WEST-AN ELEGANT PARLOR
Floor three rooms closets, &C, to let; private
GbIe Also hne SUIT OF Rooms, second floor large
closets; Rooms for single gentlemen. Parties desiring
4 comforts table home invited to call. References
The New York herald., 1874-09-29

L,ORECLOsURE sALE.-BY ORDER OF SUPREME
T. Court, JAMrs COLE, AIctoneer, will positively
sell on Friday October at ~ O'Clock at 3SY Fulton
street Brooklyn three first class Philadelphia brick
Houses brown stone trimmings, all improvements; 247
and 24y Even street ana i2D Powers street, Fifteenth
ward Brooklyn, block IRON Grand cars. 10
minutes from all ferries houses sold separately title
perfect; can be from now TIL sold.
The New York herald., 1874-09-29

TIL STREET 81 WEST.-ELEGANTLY FUR.
nished front Rooms second and third floors every
convenence with first class Board, let to gentle
an1 wife or single entemen table boarders accommo
dated
The New York herald., 1874-09-29

RICHARp WALTERS AUCT1ONEERyiLL SELL
~ THURSDAY October l. at II O'clock, attn lesroom "
East broadway. the stock and Fixtures qa first class
Liquor and Dining saloon-yiz., Tables Ehairs, Bar,
glassware, Ice House, splendid four pull English Ale
Pump, marble top Lunch Counter &c. r. positive.
The New York herald., 1874-09-29

Cc0 PER WEEK WILL BE PAID FOR BOARD FOR
%cO gentleman, wife brother ana mother: good
aihher at noon Tor ladies' breakfast supper
men permanent ii satisfactory amiiv be small
neighboorhood good references EXCHANGED; second
floor Address B. A. c. Herald Office
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PROBABLY KnLED.-A young
man named Cushman, of Benton
county, came into this city on Mon
day, got intOA difficulty with Rex.
ford, whom he hit one or more
times, and then got on his horse
and scooted tor Corvallis. Soon
after arriving at Corvallis he got
into a difficulty with a man named
Blake, whom he beat so badly that
ne was not expected to live on
Monday evening.
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TANGENT, May 2S, 1874.

William J. Miller, alias Willie
Webtoot, left Tangent last week,
.n visit to his grandmother
and aunts, in California. From
sbeuce, in company with Mr.. John
l;'cyns, he goes to Kentucky, and
from there again, he goes to the
State Of Pennsylvania, where be
eontemplates residing for some
1 time to come, it it be the will Of
! God. TURvY DRoP, FNR.
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AT LRBANoN-We hear there
was but one fight on election day.

VIM. Herren, OF Salem, has
lately received a letter from his sou
living on Willow Creek, WasCo
county, and states that crops look
we'll, hnt that the crickets have be-
come very annoying, and threaten
to distroy everything they have
growing. They have tried running
4 water ditch around the tiehlS with
some success, but the dead crickets
lodge and make bridges for the
live oies to cross on, and the next
expedient would be to set q roller
iu motion to crush them. From
every section of our State comes
news that crops have unprecedented
promise.
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New PuBLIcArIoNs.-We have
received Sherman 8 Hyde's Musi.
cal Review, San Francisco. 1t is
neat monthly magazine, and con-
tains music and matters Of interest
to musicians. 81 per year.
The Real Estate Advertiser, Of
Pottswatomie Reserve, St. Mary's,
Kansas, contains Interesting irfor-
nation concerning the character and
cost of lands in that section.
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On HAND.-Nearly everybody
was in the city on Tuesday, all
anxious to hear the result of the
election. Faces were shortened or
heightened as the news was fsyora-
BILE or unfavorsble. The weather
was cloudy and bIusterY.
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Albaay gsgistft,
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SUBSCRIPTION In ADVANCE:
One copy. one year............t-S 90
Five copies, One year. IL 80,
Ten copies, one year. F............ 20 90
ANY one getting up a Clnb Of five, and
forwarding sl2 50, will receive the sixth
copy free
Snecial INDUCEMENTS offered to persons
,iesirous Of canvassing for subscriptions
no the REGISTER. gt
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ELECTION DAY - Passed off
quietly in this city, much more 50
than usual. We are proud Of the
conduct Of our people on Monday.
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ScRATcHING.-We have heard
sf"scratching" at elections, but the
way tickets were scratched in this
city on Monday, beat anything.
There was q "corner'' in lead pen-
ellis long before noon.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-06-06

CHERRIES friend Miller, Of
Tangent, we are indebted for the
first ripe cherries Of, the season.
They were luscious. Many thanks.
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BY calling on , ,, sssim, ltE
R. c. HILL 4 son,

With a prescription. where you ear have
Il compounded by one experienced In that
Particular line. Also, constantly on hand
II good assortment of fresh drugs, patent
medicines, chemicals, paints, oils, dye.
stufFs, trWsses, etc. Agents fer the z 'ssA
Slelebtaaed Unk weed lsemedy,
Or, Oregon Rheumatic Cure; Dr. D. Jayne
Z Sons medicines, etc.
Spence's Positive and Negative Powders
kept In stock. Also agents for the
HFemae EhaGGle scWtRg AaehineS
One or the most uaeful pieces OF hnusehpld
r, 9. HILL s0lh
Alhs4Y, lsaa u, ll.aoys '''
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-06-06

James Walters, under sentence Of
death At Malad, Idaho, tOr murder,
eaptd soue Aays agO,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-06-06
Murder i'm Albany

TTASNEvER YET BEEN KNOWN, AND
III no threatening Of 10 at present.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-06-06
The singer still triumphant.

AT THE VIENNA RxAIBITIoN THE
IA Singer received the Medal Of Merit,
the Medal Of Progress, and three other
Medals for superiority Of productions. s.
These are the IIlghest kewIRtw Mn-
elEime Awards aG vienna.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-06-06
Al the Midday,

OF your life, II disease lays his vile hands
upon you, there is still ~ balm In Eilead, !"
BY which you may be restored to perfect
health, and prolOng your days to miracu-
lous extent, a s g.4h Byae4lG "
How e. q60 ".