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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-03

par For the very best Photographs,
60 to Bradley & Rulofson's Gallery
with an ELEVATOR, 429 Montgomery
Street, San Francisco.
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CONFESSIONS or AN INVALID.

Published ~ warning and Cor Tho bereft
of young fnen and Otheis WhO suffer fsnpi
NERVOUS DEBILITY loss or MANHOOD.
etc., pointing ourThf fmenns Of self ctifog Wfit.
ten by Nathaniel Mayfair, ESQ who cnrrd
hlms6lf After undergoing cOnSldrrblc quack.
cry, and mailed free on receiving a postpaid
objected envelope, by tho publisher.
Dit. JOHN ~, DAGNAiI,
fl II CLINTON Street, br6oklyn, y. "
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TO THE AFFLICTED.

WNR, w. X. DOHERTY RETURNS HIS SIN
NJ oere thanks TO his numerous patients Tor
thoir patronage, and would take this OppOrtu-
nifty to remind them TINT he continues TO con-
suit IT his Institute ior the cure OF chronic dis
eases Of tho Lungs Liver, Kidneys, Digestive
and Genito-Urlnary Organs, and all private
disoases, va, syphllte ii ali It's forms and sta
ges, Seminal Wcnkness, and all the horrld com
sedneuces OF solr-abnse, Gonofrhna, elect,
STRUCTURES, Nocturnal and Dlurnal omissions,
Sexual Debility, Dlseeses. Of the Back md
Loins, Inflammation or the Bladder and Kid
neys, etc, etc., ana he hopps that ltis long ok
perlenco and successful practice iFill continue
TO Insure him share OF public patronage; liy
the practice OF many years In Europe and the
Jnited stifts, he ID enabled to apply tho most
efficient and kuccessful remedies against dis
eases OF nil kinds. Hocnres without mercury,
ciInrgQg moderate, trcAts his pntients IN cor
rect md hOhnrabld way, and has rcferenceH "
unqticstlonable yefncity nom men OF known
Responsibility and high standing In socicty.-
All,partes consulting him by letter or other
Wise, Will receivoth0 best and gentlcst .rcRt-
ment, and Implicit secrecy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-03
NOW IS TIE TIME.

Valuable Property For SaEeI
THNHE UNDERSIGNED On July IL, 1874
IL will offer at public sale the following desir-
able property situated lnAlbany, Linn County,
to-wit:
-Four t4l Lots, constituting an unbrolSen front
of 50 by 100 feet deep, and embracing a corner
lot, on which is erected new and cOmmOdious
sack warehouse, with a capacity Of seventy
thousand bushels, said property is adjacent
and accessible tothe railroad track, and located
in the most business portion of the city.
The above described property is very suitable
for Livery business, or a depot oragricultural
implements
We will also sell in connection Herewith, a
lot of trucks scales and the other fixtures be-
longing 20 the warehouse, together with about
fifteen thousand wheat sacks.
Parties desiring to secure valuable property
Will do well to call and examine the premises
Sale Will take place 1.-THE warehouse.
HOWELL, HARPER & co.
FRIDAY, July 3D., l87I.-tf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-03

CAMPMETING.-There will be a
campmeetlng held on the Calipooia,
west Of Tangent, commencing July 3D.,
1874. d. G. MCFARLAND, Pastor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-03

GRAF & CALLERS have the finest
specimens of furniture ever displayed
in Albany, at their new salesrooms on
First street. Bedroom sets, lounges,
chairs, tables, what-nots, brackets, etc.
all of the latest patterns and finest
finish. Call and inspect them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-03

PERsoNAL.-We hOd the pleasure of
a call during the week from Mr.. Rob
bins, of the paper dealing firm of
Blake, Robbins g. Co., San Francisco.
He is pleasant gentleman and one
with whom it is a pleasure to transact
business.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-03

NEW OFFICERs.-LastM Monday night
Diamond Encampment, Independent
Champions Of Red Cross, elected the
following officers: D. Z. Taylor, T..
Com; r II. Raymond, l.. Couu.; l..
B. Royal, secy.; D. L. Rowland, G. Of
H.; Miss Leon. Ritter, Treas. Miss
Flora Baelsus, Sen. Champ; d. L. E.
Luper, Jun Champ.
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I. o. o. F.lSantiam Lodge No. 81,
I. O. o. r., elected the following
officers for the ensuing term, at their
regular meeting, June 25th: w. H.
Stewart, N. G.; d. Norton, v. G.i F.
L. Cranfill, r. s.; ]. w. Tate, Treas.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-03

COOP FLEECEs. - Last week Mr.
Moses Miller, who resides near this
city, sheared twelve sheep of the Cots
void and Merino breeds, and the fleeces
aggregated the handsome figure of 1853
pounds. One fleece, from half-breed
Cotswold buck, weighed 16I lbs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-03

New PosToFFcIEs. From the dis
patches of JGpe 2lst we learn that three
new postoffices have been established
in Linn county, to-wit: Grass Ridge,
with J, L. Nye, postmaster; Harris
Ranch, VIM. l. Harris, postmaster;
Newbern, B. N. Hardman, postmaster.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-03
). GOUNsKY,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

Has opened n nrst-clnss tailor shop In Albany,
and wants customer. Cassifnfres. Cioihf. DC,
speedily made into suits NJ the Latest ttyins
y8n2J.f.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-03

SERIOUS AccDENT.-Last Wednes-
day, while a carpenter named Pat.
shain was engaged on Newby & Co.'S
warehouse at the depot inthis city, two
large sills fell upon his back and
crushed him to the ground, causing
severe if not fatal injuries. Dr.. Rice,
his attendant physician,says his recov-
cry is doubtful.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-03

A FATAL JUMP.-Last Monday week
a little. boy named Holyboss, who
lived with Mr.. Burris just above this
city, jumped from a shed to the ground
With such violence as to internally in
jure himself, from the effects of which
he died last Monday, after suffering a
week Of intense pain.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-03

To-NIGHT. Fanny Morgan Phelps
and Company appear At Pacific Ope1a
House for last time. Read the ad.
elsewhere and give them a rouslng
house. The biil il a glorious one.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-03

WELL.-Two pairs of twins in the
past two years is what's the matter Of
Hon. ]. H. Hackleman, our retiring
County Clerk. The first installment
were born two years ago-just as he
was going into oifice-and the last pair
put in an appearance last Saturday-on
the eve Of his retiracy to private life.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-03

FuvExAL.--Ihe wife Of W. n. Crnmfr died
on "wednesday in Salon, and the rcinains viii
be brought hers Tor inieTmeyt, in Albany
cem1tery, to-day. Services ~ y. 7. Church ut
! - this afternoon. Public respectfully invited
70 attend.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-03

FoR SALE.-see the ad. Of Messrs.
Howell, Harper & Co., Offering for sale
their valuable sack warehouse in this
city. It is desirable properly and some
body will get bargain in it. Sale
July 18th.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-03

- Ai'ANA@ANt tAAffF - 49,
who4o studies have been pursued under the
nrsp Euy0pean pathologiHsl lie pnseed his ex-
nminatioiis as Member Of the Royal College OF
Surgeons, England, In 1859; Licentiate Of the
Royal College Of Physicians, London, 1864; H.
centiate IN Midwitery, london lsyt and grad
aity OF Giessen, Germany, In l67l. All these
DlplomdB can be seen In his Consulting Rooms,
wltlttho signatures OF the first English and
Continental Physicians attachcdi attesting to
fils proficiency. The Doctors sole reasons fOt
giving n list Of examinations passed Is merely
10 prove to those requiring assistance thai he
tlnguish him from prctendcrs OF seil'Gylcd
Doctors, who In nearly every instance nre un-
possessed Of any qualifications whatever, and
who ondeavor IN their ndyeriiseWfnt 10 cast
deceive the wenk.nnndcd by bogus tegtlinoniI
ais and Misrepresentation. ratlents before
placing their lives IN tho hnnds OF q netlical
advisor should aseeStaiq ntAgIat university 10
DIR. THOMAS experience has ranged over
twonty.slx years ~ Europe, South Airicn and
Melbourne, Gfeqb lonsdale and collins streets,
Melbourne, AusfralU. Ills treatment Of semi
nal weakness md physical incapaclty Is une.
qualled. During The last Mghteen m0nthBthat
he has practiced in San Franclseo( there has
assey 0y'f & MInSos nSRg wRS
have beon under medical advisors for years
without benefit; and thoreis no ono however
shattered and broken down in constitutions, bh 2
4 On account OF u daily increasing pfuttice
DIR. THOMAS has opened Medical Institute
IN
Montgomery street.
II consists OF twd sy.eight beautifully firnish-
cd rooms. so that patients visiting the city, nnd
Wishing 10 place themselves under hts iminn.
dlate care, can be accommodated with board
and residence whore they will receive al tho
comforts OF homo, Including baths OF every
description.
Patients for admiSslon.should write or apply
10 DR. THOMAS as aboVe. Parcels Of medl-
cine, caEefullypacked s0Aslto prevent qbscr'
vnil6n forwarded to MI phrtsnf tho interior.
MA Consultation by letter, lHEE.
| I, ii urgent casvs, requiring immediate alton
ton an enclosure Of So colin, or equivalent In
curTehcgs by post, or Wells, Fargo \ Col Will
insilfe pIomptrcply, with medicines.
hDK. THOMAS VIII forward hts valuable llttls
work on Consumption Of tho lungs. 30 onlu-
glzed by the Press, on receipt OF ten cents 10
stamps. Address
DIR. G.. II. THOMAS,
COL Koarney Street, cor, Sacramento. up-stalra
San Francisco.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-03
ADVERTISEMENTs
EAGLE Wh0LEN MLLL COMPANY,

NJoTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ next regular anHnal meeting Of the stock
VIII be hold atathe office 'of tho Company In
Brownsville, "a Friday, June 18th, nv O'Clock,
j. m. BY Older Of the President.
A. WHEELER, Secretary.
May -, 1914 n4l.td.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-03

"A CHANCE FOR SOMEBODY cer-
tain gentleman, who comes into this
Office occasionally, persists in thrust
ing his face close up under our nasal
protuberance while he talks to US, OF
course this is matter Of trivial i'm
portance to the general public, but if
any man whose eyes light upon this
item is engaged in selling Sozodont or
q solution of permanganate of potassa,
OF some other preparation for deodoriz-
ing the breath, we will agree to furnish
him customer or y corpse, one or the
other.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-03

SADDLERY. --Messrs. L. L. Bryan &
Co., of Lebanon, are now turning out
some Of The best specimens Of harness
and saddlery manufacture ever made
in the State. They have good supply
of stock and material, are first class
mechanics, and sell at lowest prices.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-03

United STATES DtREcroRY. Mr..
Richard May, agent for the United
States Business Directory, which issoon
to be issued in Boston, Massachusetts,,
was in town yesterday. He will be in
Albany again soon, when he willinter-
view our business men and inform them
of the magnitude and Importance of
his business.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-03

Preamble and Resolutions in memory Of
Colin t. Finlayson OF Glass or 'Os Willamette
University;
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-03
HORN.

HACKLEMAN--In fliis city, on the
27th inst, to tie wife Of J. II. Hackle-
man, twin sons.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-03

Persons At q distance may be GufE9 AT
HOME by addressing q Lester 70 III, 0lhbon,
stating case, symptoms, length Oi iiino thcdiH4
cnae has continued, and hnvr medicines
promptly forwarded. trfo from damage md
curiosity. to any part ni the country, Wlfh NIL
and PLAIN dirccli0ns for tiAc. liy enclosing $40
In Registered letter or through the Post O0ice
or through Wells. Fargo 3 Co, package on
mediclne VIII " forwarded ~ Exprets % auY
part ~ tho Union.
Address pr. .. NJ GinnuN, al3 Kenrncy 81.
corner of Commercial. Sun frnnclscn. Posi-
Office bOx lNIT, Rcmcm Der 10 rul u0I NNNN
on The letter. CoptultDfion EhEA nttyl..
-i--.4- -.-4-asisiAr--7
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-03

MATCH GAMEl-The match game of
base ball played between the Rang
ers,r of Scio, and the Morning
Stars" Of Corvallis, last Saturday, the
score stood 81 for the Rangers and
% for the "Niorning Stars. Thus the
Sclo boys walloped them beautifully.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-03

GoDEY's LApYs Book for July Is
filed with all the novelties Of the sum
mer-elegant dresses, light airy cos
tunes, cloaks, hats, bonnets, aud in
fact, everything that is required to
make up handsome toilet. Cooley is
reliable, and will not only give you a
model, but minute directions how to
make each article. The reading matter
contained in this magazine is also un-
exceptionable = the beautiful stories
from the pen of Marion Harlund being
alone worth the subscription price,
o ORAToRs.-Hon. w. II, Dunbar will
crate at Hubbard Station next Satur-
day. Hon Rufus Mallory at Silyerton.
Il. w. Ryan, Esq, at the Cascades. F..
". Shoup, Esq, at Albany. Hon. L.
II. Lane at Looking Glass. Hon. Geo.
r. Helm nt Harrisburg Mr.. james l.
Imbre at HitlsSoro. w. w. Thayer,
at East Portland. Mr.. c. b. Watson
at Ashland. Mr.. Jesse Cox at Eugene
City. Hon. r.. p. Boise at Indepen-
dence. And Hon. 4. +. Campbell at
McAIinnville.
CLOSE UP.-The Committee of Ar
rangements Tor the Fourth most res
pectfuIly ask our citizens to close their
business houses tomorrow from 0 A. II.
to4P.M. We earnestly join with the
Committee in urging this matter upon
our citizens, and hope to see every es-
tablishment, including stores, shops,
saloons, etc, closed promptly at the
hour named. Let US all eheerfully do
this, and give one day to cur country
and to the memory Of cur forefathers.
'E. NJ. Waite, Secretary OF the Oregon
State Agricultural Society has laid up
on our table the list Of premiums for
the Oregon State Fair of 1874 and the
Articles of Incorporation, Constitution,
Rules and Regulations Of the Society,
together with the award Of premiums
for 1872, and the Programme of the
Fair Of 1874 The pamphlet is The most
complete one yet published and an
honor to the Society as well to himself
rs publisher.
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\ SEACONADLE ADVICE
no. SgJ # II IL III IL liz 8 !
,ge NJ
ID n. r. II o MAS,
DOCTOR OF MEpIcINr, PHYSICIAN a SURGEON.
COL ,Kearney Street, COZ, Of Sacramento
y up stairs,
IS AN FIT Al N CTS co !.

1 SUFFERERS from the follles OF youth, Sem.
inal Weakness, Spermat0whUa, Exhaustion
OF the Generntlve System, syphilis Gonor-
rhma, Structure Of the Urethia, sore Throat,
Eruptlons of the Skin, Yarlcoso Veins Rnd Vi.
GERS, Consumption of the Lungs, nisens'a ~
the Heart, Liver, Kidneys and glhadefs should
consult ......;
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SAD Summons. - Mrs. Godfrey .Houk,
ofthls, city yesterday started for Peoria,
Ills. in answer to a summons that her
son had fallen from an elevator, in that
city, and was supposed to be dying.
We earnestly hope the case is not so
bad as that, and that the now distracted
mother may be able to see her boy
alive and nurse him back to perfect
health in time.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-03

A WooLY ITEM.-Following is a
list Of the fleeces sheared from Col. Joe
Teal's thoroughbred Spanish Merino
bucks last week: WARRIOR 23 lbs;
Governor, q lbs; Crusader, 16 lbs;
Challenge, PSI lbs; Robert, 20 lbs;
Ocean Wave, l9@ lbs; Chief, 161 lbs;
William Tell, 20 lbs; B. Goldsmith, 20
lbs; Rising Sun, % lbs; Oregon Boy,
IS lbs; Shakespeare, 10 lbs; Farmer, 20
lbs; Green Mountain, II lbs; Golden
Age, 241 lbsi Young America, Ia lbs.
His thorough bred Merino ewes sheared
Gn average of 49, lbs. The fleeces of
thorough bred Cotswold bucks were as
follows: Buster Brown, IS lbs; Prince
Charles, IS lbs; Henry, II lbs; Frank,
l2 lbs; Gen. Lee, IS lbs. Twelve ewes
of same breed averaged II lbs to the
fleece. These sheep are kept on the
Colonel's ranch in this county.
THE MAMMOTH WAREHOUSES;
that one now being constructed at the
r. n. depot in this city, by H. C, New
by & Co. Its dimensions will be 100 by
2O0 feet; to contain sixty sections for
the storage of grain--in sacks only. 1t
will have a storage capacity of two
hundred and fifty thousand bushels!
Ike Conn is the contractor and builder,
assisted by nine other mechanics. It
will be model structure of the kind,
and will doubtless be of much conven-
ience to the farming community. We
understand that grain stored in 1t will
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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-25

commendable and proper, except when it
is detrimental to the interests of the coun-
try. When, however, the interests of the
country and the presidents personal friend
ships come into conflict, it is his duty to
disregard all consideration but the welfare
of the people; and If he does not, then it
is the duty of the senate TO use their power
without fear or favor. How the president
could have brought himself to nominate
Alexander r. Shepherd, cx-terrtorial gov
ernor of the District of Columbia, the chief
of the board of public works and the head
and point of the ring which has so long
preyed on the tax payers of the district
and the country as the chairman of the
commissioners to whom the temporary
government of the district is entrusted, will
surpass the comprehension of ninc-tenths of
the people of the United States, be they
republicans or democrats. After the dis
closures which have been made by the in
vestigating committee, the appointment is
simply disgraccful. If the testimony
taken is truc-and there is not a parti-
Gle of doubt about it-what is he but an
other William NJ. Tweed? The difference
being that Tweed only conllscatcd The
money Of the tax payers of single city,
while the other has had the treasury of a
small territory to draw from, with consd-
cradle slices from the national treasury
to which We all contribute. On account
of his acts and the acts of the several bodies
and rings OF which he was the head and
point, the Congress Of the United States,
almost unanimously, abolished the terrific
rial government and legslated him out OF
office; but now the President seeks &c
place. him again as the executive head OF
that taX-ridden, dcbt.burdened district.
We trust. we believe, that the Senate, il
they have not already so done, will ac
promptly and save the country from thii
| new disgrace.
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We publish elsewhere an article entitled
Ignorant Architects" called out by the
recent terrible accident-if it can be called
accident; manslaughter seems to us the
better word-at Syracuse, which we COM
mend to the careful attention of our read
ers 1t so exactly meets our ideas that,
upon reading it, 1t seemed but re-echo OF
our own thoughts, although expressed III
different and, doubtless, better language
Before receiving it, we had commenced
the writing of an article upon the same
subject, but this covering, as it docs, the
whole ground, meeting so exactly our own
views, and being altogether the more VOL
thy, because coming from the pen of cit
izen who understands the whole subject
and has had the benefit of a thorough sci
entific education, we preferred to let him
speak rather than say anything oursclf. 1t
ia, moreover, a subject which ought TO at
tract the attention of the general public
more than it has heretofore In the build
ing OF churches, school-houses, bridges,
etc., thousands Of lives have been endan-
ecred and we cannot tell where the next
blow will fall. The attention Of the pub
lie should be aroused to this subject, and
we trust that we shall hear from our friend
again.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-25

Great injustice is often done to profess
ional and business men III time of calamity,
by the eagerness TO thrust on some one, the
responsibility of grave disaster. But
there are times when neglect or want of
foresight is so apparent that there springs
up in the public mind a conviction that the
evidence is too plain to mislead in attribut-
ing blame to the parties really at fault
The sad news. coming to us so recently,
Of the breaking away of church floor,
imperling hundreds of lives, and resulting
in the death of fourteen, besides wounding
several times that number, is not n common
place accident, which can be forgotten
after once giving expression to the sympa-
thy, that such deplorable results always
awaken. Neither is it one that will be
overlooked, without Il thorough investlga-
ton. An improperly supported floor, the
giving away of an iron rod, would seem to
leave little doubt as to whom the blame
really should be attached in the case of the
sudden and unfortunate ending of a church
leSilNul III pyiuCust'
1t is not our purpose to call out public
opinion against any single architect, who
may fail in properly constructing an edi-
flee, in which so many lives are at one time
and another entrusted to its security We
take this as a type of the work of an ignor-
ant architect, or at least one who ignomn-
iously comes short of that thorough know
! ledge that his calling has right to demand.
| 1t is one Of the greatest wonders of these
enlightened days, that such mistaken ideas
of economy so often control our fellow
men as to mislead them into employing in
competent architects to build our school
houses, to erect our churches, or to put VI
our factories. To say that piece of iror
was detective is not 9 sufficient excuse
While builder cannot watch the process
of manufacturing all the material that is Il
be used, to see that it is thoroughly done
he can in his calculations as to the weigh
that beam is to support, and the variou
strains a rod is to bear, allow such mar
gin as to leave no question as to its safety
1t IS too often the case in the erection
our public buildings, as in great engineer
ing undertakings, that the selfish ends
parties intrusied with them, political pref
erment, or some narrow minded policy
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THE RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE 2 1874

While we are sleeping the work that we
have begun shall go on into perfection. 1t
is no unchangng, written record OF names
and date that we would have represent
US when we have shullled off this college
coil ; but living, growing monument
sign of strength, sign of use, a sign of
beauty. In closing she said; BY this
spade we charge you to form a noble
grange in league against injustice,
whose wise measures shall put
to the blush hard hantcd
grangers, east and west, who arc wont to
WELD the spade and when, one year from
to-day, you fold your hands for little rest,
may you know that your digging has been
to the very roots and that your upturning
and overturning has been discreeily done.
After this labored COUNSEL which will re-
main by you only as long rs 1t is passing
from one aural appendage to the other. we
depart leaving with you as best fitted TO
fill our place as guide and counselor,a. little
lady, one of England's great dvines has in
troduced to us, a certain Mrs Do-as-yOu-
would hp-donp-bV