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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-17
WONDER or THE WORLD!
Look here, weary women
THE CLIMAX STEAM WASHER

Is Che hest. Cheapest and most dutahle ms,
eidne eyer invented, and VII cost n0thlns " "
flnd ant What IL Wiif o. Look Out for ,imp,osi,
tions as tle rJunIy v iull ol thslh, lnv N,' w.
from w. H. McFarlandEGn.stp al1nny, ie lno
priee of this wonderful ipaebine fangss lIOmi
.j5Otb %, and d'Foft1 the AtDW3on ~ ,HtNig
family in the Sute don't iall 20 $40 ~ D'ipi'
Viii ii Will, General Agent for the Rtate oi
Oregon. ht9l'
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CONFESSIONS or AN INVALID.

Published ag wnrnlng and for the benolli
nf voting men Pnd others who huiI.r iIp,,n
~ nniniinp Oil lhe means Of self cure Writ
Ten By Nuthnui9l Mayiar Esl. who cur,9
himself afier undergoing cVnsdNrahlc quncN
NV, aud mailed iI1c On racaiyiug ~ ppsl'pH'u
bli JOifN NJ, DNN Ah -.
II Clinton Street, Brooklyn, ~ =.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-17

No NAME.-We have received a
communication from Harrisburg relat-
ing a good joke on shoemaker who
undertook to lay in his winters supply
of cherries by night, and was fired on
by an ambushed party. but as the
communication was unaccompanied
by the name of the author we cannot so
far depart from our rules as to publish
it. All articles for publication must be
accompanied by the name of some re-
sponsible party, to insure publication.
This rule is imperative.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-17

BALLoU's MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR
AUGUST August number Of this
substantial Magazine Of 100 pages is
already issued, and can be found at all
the periodical depots in the country.
II is a superb number and will bear
critical examination, for it is filed
with stories OF a high order of merit,
and the Illustrations Of scenes on the
Connecticut River are alone worth the
price of the Magazine, which is only
Is cents single copies or $l.5O per year,
and a pretty little chrome given to
each subscriber. Among the table OF
contents can be found; Scenes on the
Connecticut River; Ocean Pleasures
and Peiiis; Haunted: or Florence
Ivington's Oath; The, Robins Nesti
The Last of David Whippey; Too
Late; Elinors Fortune; Wild Cat jim;
An Unfortunate Matchi Immortal;
The Earps Daughter; A Pet Parrot; A
Plea for Rest; Aunt Sarepta's Gnosti
Our Young Peoples Story Teller
Leila Grey: or Twice an Orphan
Bobbie's Kite: Curious Matters; Ruth
ven's Puzzle Page; The Housekeeper
Facts and Eancies; Sporting Adven'
tures-(Humorous Pictures).
Published by Thomes and Talbot, 81
I Bromfield Street, Boston.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-17

pprgons nj n distance mny he NVI3er ~
HOMEby addressing u letierto. ~, p,oenn,
stating cnse, symptoms, lonRtN W e'.g W.
uionptiy Forwarded freo nom lainnEn and
curiosity. 10 ant purt ~ tho country, with W.
Md plhin di'0cll0ns Tor use. ~ chcMslnf fAu
M \ rr9lsturNd lttcr pr tmwvyN Y fhr rnst Nltivf
~ ihroi,th Wells. FnrgO q Cos y nhcknHe o.
nisrlieIne viii bo forwarded by EXPRESS 70 any
mart ~ ihN. Union, IL \. 49,. u.
AddraM hF. j. y. GiDlloN, W. henfnef w
rornor bf Commercial, san frnnsiHcn. ~.
afr.sd hox VlT NnnlrnhNr ~ NNl IUA trrf
on tho letter. Cciu.lln,lon FithtA ~, +
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-17

GRANsE E NEWS. .-Scio Grange No,
26, Hon. 7. Munkers, Master, on July
10Th conferred the fourth degree on a
class of 10. John Bryant, Master, Nc
Gully, Secretary, and several other
members of Jordon Valley Grange
were present; also gcodly NUMBER
from Santiam and Beaver oranges
''The Harvest Feast was spread ana tAt
tabIes fairly groaned under the loaa u
excelleutly prepared proyendei -
credit to the most finished culinaiy
art. The ladies of Scio Grange are
entitled to full credit for this sumptn'
Gus feast. This, like the other Oranges
OF the county consists of the most
entefprlsing farmers of the county
We are indebted to Geo. j. Frost,
Sec i, for these items.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-17
rO TmE AFFLIOTrsD.

MIR. w. X. DOHEBrY RETURNS HIS SIN
Ep core thanks to his numerous patients ioi
their patronage, and would take this oppnrtu'
nity tn remind them that he continues 10 con
sult al his Institute for the cure OF chronic DIS
eases OF the IMngsi Liver, Kidneys, Disestlve
and Cienito-U Urinary Organs, and all prlVnte
diseases, VIZ syphilis IN all its forms ana sta
ges, Seminal Weakness, and al the horria eon a.
sequeuces Of seli-ahnsc, 1onorrnMh, ,Na Nloes
Structures, Nocturnal and, Diurnal emissions
sexual Debility Discusses OF the Back anS
IoIns, Inflammation Of the Bladder and hld
news, etc, etc, and he hopes that MS long ex
pefience and successful practice Will c0ntlnut
10 insure him share OF public patronage; Z,
the practice OF many years n Europe ana th'
United States he Is enabled to apply the mos
efficient and successful remedies against dls
oases OF ali kinds. He cures without mercury
charges moderate, treats his patients IN cor
red Ind honorable way, and has references o
hnouestionable veracity IRON men Of know
respoctnbllly auu high standing ~ socigtS.-
All parties consulting him by lettT or other
wiso, will receive the best and gentiest rea'
ment, md implicit secrecy gt.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-17

E4~ For the very best Photographs,
go to Bradley & Rulofson's Gallery
with an ELEVATOR, 429 Montgomery
Street, San Francisco.
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Chopped Hands and Face,
sore Lips, Dryness Of the blkini

e.....a a, oDcc by HEtiEMAN's CAMPHOR
w. W. tvf'fu ttI .YCERlNE II keeps the hands
s,,a IN Iii waathgr. Sen that you get Hbol ~
VtSis g0ld W 40 Druggists, only y cents,
WnDuit,rtured only by HgGEaiAS q 20, Giitui'
80 and Druggists. New York lahl' 'l5'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-17

Established IN 1854, for the treatment of Sex
mi and seminal Diseases, such as GonOrrhua,
Glucl, structure, syphilis M all us forms, sens
ses tof yoars snmdingiand liberated Legs,
successfully treated.
DR. GlBHON has the plcnsere of nnnoun
cling That he has returned from Visiting the
ed brnttlce M his Dispenslry, VIZ Kenrney ~,
corner OF COmmorclal, Snn Francisco, where
his old patients and those requiring his seryi
cps may iind him.
| l'he Doctor has spprod neither time nor mon
ey In soelSing out nuw remedies, and has -
| turned with Increased facilities for The alleVih
tion of human suffering,
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=
SPECIAL NOTICES,
sHrRIFE's SALE.

NAToTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
l% virtue of an execution issued out oil Inc
County Court Of Linn County, state OF oregon,
to me directed and delivered, IN lnNor OF q. r.
Cherry, plaintiff and against ID. W., Allins-
nam defendant, Ior the sum oil toup nunureu
and sixty-one 72-lU0 dollars, in Y. ;. golu com
with interest thereon IRON the 6th day OF april,
1874 and the further sum OF St9bJ-lOU costs, ana
also accruing costs, did on the Zth Day oi
June 1874, levy the same upon the sad defend,
ants interest in and to the following qescrlpeu
real property; All that certain piece or parcel
OF ground lying on the south SIDE OF the
Brownsville and Peoria road, and on the cast
side OF the Oregon and California hall-
road. commencing at the north West cor
ner Of Section (6j six, in Township lourteen,
South Range three west, lying cast OF ana au-
Joining the town OF Husey, County ol lam,
State of Oregon, containing two acres, more OF
less. totetlier with the tenoments ana heredlth-
monts thereto belongings also the pan nv
MIL and machinery, consisting OF one engine
ana boiler, one planning, one steker, one teu-
auter and one iiiorticlng machine, togetner
with 5000 feet flooring, 6OV0 Of cedar ana lV'uou
feet of n and inch lumber.
Now, therefore, by virtue OF SAID execuuoE,
on Saturday, the 18th day Qf August, ~, y: lsl4
ut the hour 6f o'clock IN the afternoon oi sag
day In front OF the Court House door IN SAD
county, will sell all OF said defendqnt's inter
est in and to tho above described property ~
public auction, 10 the highest bidder, 10 satlsly
said execution with accrulng costs
7'''N ALLEN PARKER,
Sheriff OF Linn Co., QSn.
July Is, 1871. h4e4W'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-17

THE COUNTY FAIR.-John A. Craw-
ford, Esq, Of this city was during the
past week soliciting from our citizens
pecuniaty aid for the holding of our
Linn county Fair this fall-the Society
having found the enterprise losing
business and abandoned the idea OF
holding one. At last adYices he had
been meeting with hattering success,
and it is expected that sufficient en-
couragement win be given by our
citizens to render this important un-
dertaking a success. 1t is to he
earnestly hoped that such may be the
case.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-17

RED Cross. s.-Last Monday night the
following officers were Installed in.
Diamond Encampment No. l6, |. 9
r. c.: D. E. Taylor, Z. c.; P. FL.
Raymond, f. c.; Flora Backus, s. g.;
D. S. Rowlond, G. f.; J. S. Backus,
w. S.; +. Ritter, w. t.: D. /. +.
Luper, J. c.; D. s. Rowland, NJ. c.;
II. Parker, G. Off. c.; Minnie Allison,
1st T.; e. osterhout, 1st Gent; Lissie
Williams, l.; Clarence Gaylord, ";
VIM. Davenport, r. s.; Star Mealey, Q.
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nnnvALLrs vs.. ALRANY.

wra regret much to see the spirit
ovipced by the Corvallis Democrat OF
Ia st week in alluding to our Fourth OF,
rulv celebration. That paper COM
Tlains bitterly at what it terms the
want of hospitality eyinced toward our
corvallis guests, and especially toward
+be firemen and brass band OF that city
Roth the publishers of the Corvallis
Democrat were present and must have
known that Albany Fire Company,
with that generous hospitality for
which they are noted, had prepared at
their own expense, sumptuous and
ample lunch in the Grove, and that all
the firemen guests present We're invit-
ed to partake. This collation. cost our
Fire Company nearly $50, and was
amply sufficient to have fed twice as
many firemen as were present on that
occasion. The Corvallis Band, having
been brought hither in the service OF
Corvallis Fire Company were OF course
expected to partake of our hospitality
with the liremen from that place, ana
we have the fullest evidence that they
were invited so to do. ..,
We cannot believe that the members
of Corvallis Fire Company, as a mass
have authorized or even countenance
this ungraceful and palpobly unjust
trade against our Firemen as well MS
our community in general, ana we
trust for their own good name they
will manifest in some public manner
their disapproval of it. OF course, IN
celebrations of the magnitude and ex'
tent of this one, many mistakes ane
even grieyous bIunders must inevitably
occur; but we have no hesitaney II
asserting that this affair passed of
with as much credit to our community
as we'll as TO the various committees
having its management in charge, al
any similar one ever held in the State
We have the fullest hope that on
neighbors of the Benton Democrat (on'
of whom is Linn county boy,l viii ii
time regret their hot haste in admit
ting into their columns such eviden
calumnies against neighboripg com
munity which has never eyinced ough
save the most kind and fraternal spiri
towards them.
The manAer as well as the matter c
that column of doggerel in last week
Benton Democrat is so disgustlngl'
execrable as to condemn itself withou
censure from any other quarter
We are only surprised that the write
could find q journalist who would ad
nit it into his columns.
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DE. THOMAS.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

Whose studies have been pursued under tha
first European pathologlsts. He passed his AZ.
dmnatipns us Member Of the Roynl Collegn h
Surgeons, England, In 1885, Licentiate q the
ROYAL College Of Physicians London, lhul IN
ccntihte IN Midwifery, London, 1854 and grad.
nated as Doctor Of Medicine at Ilebig's univeE-
sity ~ Glassen, Germany, in 1870 Al these
Diplomas can be seen In his Consulting ROOMS
with the signatures OF the first English ana
Continental Physicians attached, Attestlng 10
his proficiency. The Doctors sole reasons fOr
giving Il list OF oxHfnlnlhons passed IS merely
to prove to those rpqulrlng assistance that no
has received a thorough education, and to dis
tingulsh him from pretenders or sellsiylod
Doctors, who In nearly every instance nre un.
possessed OF amy qualifications Whatever, ana
who endeavor In their advertisement TO cast
odiun upon the Legitimate practitioner, anu
deceive the weak-minded by bogus testim0n-
ais and misrenfeaentations. Patients before
placing their lives In the hands Of medical
advisor should ascertain nt what University hq
graduated, and see his Diploma, As.
DR. THOMAS experience has ranged over
twentysiN years IN Europe, South Africa ana
! Melbourne, GreRt LOusdale Rnp Collins streets,
Melbourne, Australia. His irpAtment Of semi
nal weoISnpss and physical 'incRpAcity Is nno.
/ quallcd, During the last eighteen months thns
he hns practieedln san rraneisco, there hss
some grateful testimony from patients wha
4 have bcoh under medical advisors Tor years
\ without benefit and there II no one, however
| shattered and broken down in constitution, bu
4 On account of o daily increasing practices
\ DIR. THOMAS has opened q Medical institute
in Mf ilf
Montgomery street.
It consists Of twcnty,elght beautifully. furnlsh:
ed rooms, so that patients visiting thecitN, ana
wishing 90 place themselves under his ilnm'S
4 dlnte care, can be accommodated with board
and rasldencn whero they win receive hll tho
comforts Of horne, including baths Of every
description. -
! Patients for admission should write or apply
4 TO DIR THOMASa as above. Parcels ni medi-
: cline, carefully packed so as TO prevent obser-
= Walton, forwarded to nll parts OF the interior.
hA. Generalization by letter, FREE. s,,, ,
lN III urgent cascs, requiring immediate htten'
tIOn, All enclosure 0f e ~ coin, or equivalent n
insure piompl reply, with medicines.
I DIR. THOMAS viii forward his valuable little
work on Consumption Of the lungs, 80 eulo
Z ggad by the Preas, On'receipt OF ten cents 10
stamps. Address vn
Dv. q. n. THOMAS,
4 0Oi Koarnoy street, cor sacramente, up-staiT'
; San Francisco.
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-17

CONC EAsr.-Rev. d. X. Nesbit,
of Corvallis, last Tuesday gave Us a
call. He Will shortly start, With bis
family, for Piltsburg, Pa, where he
designs making his future home, hay
thg resigned his pastoral charge az
Corvallis. Mr.. Nesbit is 40 able
preacher, an earnest Christian and g
most afiable and agreeable gentleman
and, in common with his numerous
friends throughout the State we very
much regret his contemplated depart
ure from among US. He carries with
him to his Eastern home our warmest
wishes for his future welfare and pos
Perity..
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-17

AN ENTEEPRIsINd YOUNG GHANd-
Err. An amateur Granger lrlehu o.
ours has just imported from MEXICO
couple Of flne thorougn-ored toads'
which ne INTENDS keeping ior preeo-
ing purposes ne IS Oounu 70 improve
his stock Or oust. ne says some COR
rupt Republican cut thelr talis on De-
fore they arrived ou' ne 'nlhhs ior
mutton anu u'arS PURPOSES sli.s =
rather an auVsl.s's'o sn@A o'A' ~
NEW : lNM -. - y tNoWpy Na9
very Wlsely taken. lhto pArtnSlSNlPi III
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-17

FROM FISH LAKE Henry Bur
mester writes us from his Fish Lake
Ranch, that qnite uumber of pleas
ure seekers AND hunters are already
infesting the region. All Kinds Of fresh
meat, bear, elk, deer and ilsh--are
plentiful and easily taken. Mr., y. mas
q fine boat for traversing the placlo
waters of the Lake, has also for sate a
| full supply of everything usually need
I ed by campers and tourists.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-17

CoRREcTIoN.--Tha was a mistake
of ours last week in regard to the
Southern Methodist meeting at Tan
gent. 1t is not Columbia Conference
that is to be held there, but quarterly
meeting of Albany Circuit, at that
place on the fourth Saturday and sun
day of this month, with Rey. 7. b.
White as Presiding Elder. Columbia
Con ference Of the NJ. e., Church, South
meets in Salem Sept. 10Th, With Bish-
On Geo. i. Pierce, of Georgia, Pre-
siding.
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SEASONABLE ADVICE
TO SU FIFE X Err 3 !!
DR.. THO MAS,
DOCTOR or MEDICINE, PHYSICIAN a SURGEON.
COL Kearney Street, cor, Of Sacramento
up stairs,
S Al N i RIA N CIS co.

SUFFERERS from the follles Of youth, Sem
inal Wepkness, Spermatorrhu'a, Exhauston
of the GenerNtlve system, syphilis, GonOf-
Eruptlons Qf she Skin, Varleose Veins and w
cers, Consumption OF the Eungs, Diseases o1
the Heart, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder should
l.laIllaalt
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-17

THE NEW AMERrcAE.-J. Fl. Reid,
ESQ. of Halsey, has the agency for
the New American Sewing Machine
said to be the neatest, simplest, best
cheapest and most servicable machine
ever invented. The button-hole and
overseeming features Of this machine
are not to be found in others. We
suggest to our Halsey readers that II
would be well for them to call and
examine the "New American"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-17

man was eleCteu 10 HI ING uHVApltVu
term of Councilman Cowan, resigned.
Trhe Council appropriated $75 to pay
the balance due on Fourth of July
celebration.
Bids were received from MessTs j.
S. Morgan; of Salem, and j. w. Gun
diff, of Albany, for arching two cIs-
terms. Mofgan's bid was $3.50 ana
Cundiff's S247.50. The latter being
the lowest bid, was accepted and MI
Cunditt awarded the contract-the
work to be completed by Aug 18th.
Mesdames j. H. Foster and C. G.
Cooley, and Rev. Isaiah Wilson and
d. d. Gray, Esq, were in attendance
upon the meeting of the Council, on
behalf of the Albany Temperance
Union, to inquire what had become Of
the petition of the ladies of Albany,
presented some months ago, asking
the Council to repeal the ordinance
granting license to retail liquor dealers.
Councilman Backensto, Chairman Of
Committee en- judiciary, to whom the
petition had been referred, being called
Mpon to "rise and explain" said he still
had the petition somewhere in his
pantaloons pocket and was ready to
report upon it whenever the rest Of the
Committee were prepared. The sense
of the Council seemed to be that the
proper place to remedy this evil was
by Legislative enactment, and, as the
Legislature would assemble in a few
weeks, it was suggested that the ladies
and friends of the Albany Temperance
Union urge their cause upon that body
and demand the passage of a general
law whereby the whole State might be
affected and governed in this matter
of the liquor traffic. 1t is hardly prob
atie that the city dads will undertake
to tackle this thetter until after Tho
Legislature has taken a round at it
The ladies and their gentlemen escorts
were treated with the most profount
courtesy by the Council and the pre-
Eentation of their cause was listened t
With much patience and respect
when they departed the Mayor cor
daily invited them to call again an
crusade che Council as often as circum
Stances w5Td parmit.
Recorder Herren asked and receive.
leave Of absence from the city for tire
weeks, and the Council adjourned.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-17

F P. c. HARPER 4 &c. have just
purchased 500 Gem fruit jars; SO tons
stock salt; and 100 kegs no sugar,
which they will sell at Portland 3obb-
ing prices, freight added. i.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-17

p. c. HABPER q Co., have FOR sale
two brass-bearing wagons-2i inches
and 81 inches respectively one brass
bearing header wagon, q iuchesi one
Excelsior Mower ami Reaper com
bined; one Excelsior Mower also a
lot of John Deefs make Of pIows. Al
10 be sold al greatly reduced prices.
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MEANS WHAT he SAYS.

Though combinations strong as proofs OF
Holy Writ" and as numerous as the sands on
the sea shore were proGuctdt to prove that the
proprietor OF DR.. Sage's CataThh Remedy IS "
earnest and means what he says when he OF
fers $500 reward for any case OF Catarrah which
he cannot cure vet there would be some skep-
tics and fogies who would continue 10 shQut
.Humbug p "HuMBuGw sit cannot be, pe-
cause DIR. Homespun says Cntarrrh cannot pe
cured.m Now this Dr, HomeSpun Is the luentl-
cal, good natured old fellow who honestly ne-
lieves and persists in declaring that this earth
is not round or spherical, but as Hat as slap
lack, and does not turn over otherwise the
watea would all be spilled out OF" Deacon BaS-
eon's mill pond But astronomical science has
positively demonstrated and proven that Dr.
Homespun is wrong in supposng the earth 70
be llat and stationery, and medical science IS
daily proving the fact that he is no less mlSht
ken and behind the times IN regard TO the cufe'
blity Of CAtalTh. In short 1t has beer, posi-.
lively proven thut this world moves, and that
medical science is progressiVe--the opinion OF
DR.. Homespun to the contrary notwlthstand-
ing That DR.. Sage's Catarrh ReIftedg VIII
cure Caiarrh, thousands who have used ithttest.
Then buy it., and use it, in duoht do not stang,
You will find 1t in drug stores all over the laIiu'
FROM THE GATsKILL RECORDER OF now Is, u,
AG0op REMEDY. 1
We invite attention to the advertisement oi
SaaeS Catnlrh Remedy. Our readers Will ooaI
Ms witnessthat we never knowingly commend
humbugs Of any name or nature, ana q larEe
norton of patent medicines may safely PC
classed as imposition upon pubic creduHty,
But having witnessed the beneiclal eftects q
Sage's Remedy upon the members OF our iami
| ~ and others in Catarrhal eases, we unquaiif
| edly pronounce 1t n valuable medicine, entitlec
| to public confidence. The proprietor coult
easily ob.ain in Catskill many certificates oil lt'
merits. n
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-17

TEMPERANCE UNION. = Albany
Union Temperance Society, will meet
this (Friday) evening at the Court
House. The society is now entirely
under the management of the ladies,
and they hope to make it sufficiently
interesting to warrant a crowded
house. There will be, literary, exer-
cises of different kinds on the subject
of temperance. Good music vii. be
provided. An earnest invitation, is
extended to all. We are furnished
this item by Miss Maria Irvine, Secre-
tary of the Union.