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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-04-17
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THE TEMPERANCE STIR AT OWES
~ N VILE.

BROWNSVILLE, April 13lo14'
Editor Democrat.
4 Permit me to say a few wdfor the
people Of this place on thduse Nof
Temperance The fourtheeting
for the promotion of the be was
held at the U. ri Church laC tuesday,
evening. Mr.. Dunlap waSlled to
the chair. The meeting \ opened
with prayer by Rev. w. Bishop
Mr.. W. C. Baird from Co1ttee ON
Ways and Means reported lng visit
ed the .merehants,who deal alcoholic
liquors. They, the merchF, would
be willing to sell temper4 people
the liauor at discount aneal IN 10
no more provided no persdr persons
would be allowed to deal ihe article.
The report being disposed call was
made for Mr. Bishop to Ilress the
'meeting, when he prompt espCRded'
His address was courteouh hroughQut
and handIed in, a mastd manneN
giving the rum-seller running
down his profession; Prayed the
woe, misery, want, disgP and de-
spair that followed in thhin OF that
monster-strong drink. lat enthusl-
asm was evinced at its q. tfR
The next speaker was Jew. Elijah
Michaels, Mr.. Michaehfter defin-
ing the two great class Of whisky
Fdrinkers-the drunkardh h the moder-
ate drinker-said, thd temperance
meetings were very goout could not,
of themselves, accodish much,
politics must be introRd into the
meetings., Let the pe6 rise in their
might, vote only for Pse who are
known to be temperae men, who
will advocate the ce by every
means in their power. YOU'D ike 10
have a law passed maig the liquor
seller responsible for damages done
bv those to whom the eold the liquor.
Rev. P. M. Starr ne. addressed the
meeting. After refing to some
points in. the address of those pre-
4
ceeding him he asks low are we to
get rid of this evilntemperance?
And gives an excelle illustration in
answer as follows: bre l q butcher,
and If I built a slau9 9er-house In the
midst of the town, ould / not be
petitioned to have removed as q
nuisance? and if didot remove 1t, II
would be removed fine. Rum-shops
and places where iIzicating liquors
are sold are nuisanG then why not
remove them? ,,.s- .tse
Mr.. Luther Whifemarked that he
was ALWAYS q teBerance lecturer,
practically as wei as theoretically
knew a way by wi Hh we could be rid
of this curse-rumI Let it alone, and
those, also, who sdit; discountenanee
it and then he gtrariteed it would
not remain long ibur midst. ,..tt
The following named gentlemen
made short address: Messrs. Powell,
Hume and Ellis. he meeting was the
most enthusiastic any we have had
Meeting adiournt to meet at the NJ
E. Church, Tuday evening Apri
14th. ysv CHAs. JAcKsoNi
RI n Secretary.
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GRANGE RESOLUTION.

RESOLVED, That Knox Butte
Grange, No. %, P. of H., Linn Co.,
Oregon, fully endorses the resolution
passed by the Sacramento Grange in
respect to the following sewing ma
chine companies, who signed articles
not to make any concessions in prices
to Oranges or individual members
thereof: Wheeler & Wilson, Grover
& Baker, Weed, Howe, Singer, Wilson
and Domestic Sewing Machine Com
panies. The resolution reads as fol-
lows: "ResoLVed, That we will not
purchase any sewing machines of the
manufacturers or their agents who
have signed the foregoing communica-
ton, and we will use our endeavors to
prevent any of our sister Oranges from
purchasing of any Of the signers ofthat
article.n Ordered published by the
Grange. NJ. HOUSTON,
Sadly
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-04-17
IN 1FENTORIAm.

At regular meeting OF Western Star Lodge
No. 10, /. o. g. r., last Tuesday evening, the
following preamble and resolutions were unan
lmously adopted:
Inasmuch as It has pleased our Heavenly
Father to take to Himself our beloved Sister
EIIzABETII Pow fiss, and as this event touches
us more deeply than others therefore, belt
reeornize the hand of an all-wiso Providence
and bow in submission to his will.
Resolved, That we deplore the loss Of kind
friend, faithful member of our Lodge, and
an earnest worker in the cause OF temperance
Resolved, That we tender our christian sym
pathies to the family and relations of the de
parted, trusting that the God of all comfort
may prove their all-suflicient consolation In
this their hour of grief and severe trial.
Resolved, That a copy OF the foregoing reso
lutions be transmitted by the Secretary of oul
Lodge to the afflicted family, and also to the
city papers for publications. .......-s
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To C,orresnontlents.

Patients residing in any part OF the country,
however distant, who may desire the opinion
and advice of Dr. Doherty in their respective
cases, and who think proper to submit writ
ten statement of such, In preference to holding
a personal interview, are respectfully assured
that their communications will be held most
Sacred. The Doctor Is regular graduate and
may be consulted with every confidence. KIN.
II the case be fully and candidly described
as instructions for diet, regimen, and the gen
ernl treatment of the case uncluding the rome
dles), will be forwarded Without delay, and In
such manner as to convey no idea Of the
purport OF the letter or parcel so transmitted.-
Should your condition require immediate Mt
tenton, send ten dollars IN coin Tor that value
in currency by mail, or Wells, Fargo GO; Z
Express, and q package Of medicine will bt
sent to your address with the fecessIlry instruc
tions for use. COnsultntionab by letter or other
wise, FREE. Permanent cure guaranteed or ne
'' Address, W. X. DoHERTY, NJ, d, -
San Francisco, Cal
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HOME AND AnRoAp. rrl1.

NJ - az - u r. p tA i''f
April showers.
Political potpies.
Indian show coming.
Vegetation is Cooking up"
Spring unfavorable for farmers.
May-Day picnics on the rampage.
improvements going on all over the
city.
is. E. Young's new goods are attract
IAg much attention.
Nead the new ordinance in relation
ITO removing dead animals.'7 iEe
NCarothers' Arctic Soda is coming in
to use again. 1t is "pious." .a,
> The young folks had pleasant CO.
tillion party last Saturday night.
Carothers' perfqmeries are taking the
eyes land noses of the ladies now.)
We fear the crops will be much re-
tarded by the late persistent wetness
~ Althouse &Co's Planning mill is do
ing good business and turning out
some fine work. EN
An Albany saloonist says as soon as
the first woman enters his saloon he
intends to liek,her tliauor.)
l\Prof Stitesand his assistant spank
ers, ,>haye commenced the new term o
the Albany district schcol,
/ "a
Since THE temperance revival in AL
bany the topers have developed 6
strong passion for pop-beer.
Our old Linn county friend, Bart
Curl, is Independent candidate ii
Grant county for the Legislature.
Our friend Palmer, of the Franklin
Market, wants all the hides which he
can get, for which he will pay cash.
Rockwell, the gunsmlth, is carving
out a neat shop in Mealey's building
and will shortly open full armorS
and ammunition store. 5 d aAa Z
An old topper insists that the recen
wet spell is all because of the war OF
more legitimate fluid. He says nature
must even up someway. ~ Is ioosi
Mrs. r. M. Powers was buried by th'
Good Templars. Quite alarge con
course Of sorrowing friends followed
the remains to sepulture. H 5e.
Our newly welded friend, A. +
| Wi oaIor of So1auo annonnnanipd n,
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To Ee1rnnYes.

When femalois enervate1 or AFFLICTED with
disease as weakness of the back and limbs,
pain inthe head. dimnesss Of sight, loss, 9i
muscular power, palpltation of the heart, irrl-
ties, arrangement of digestive functions. gen
erai debility, vaginitls, all diseases Of the
womb, Nystera, sterlllty, and all other disea'
ses pecui Frto females; she should go or write
Doherty, at his Medical Institute and consult
him about her troubles and disease. The Doc
tor is eflecting more cures than any other phys
ician in the State Of California, Let no false
delicacy prevent you, but apply Immediately
and save yourself from painful BuIerings and
premature death. All Married fiadies whose
| delicate health or other circumAtanees prevent
call ut ID. NV. X. Doherty's Medical Institute
and they will receive every possible relief ant
| help.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-04-17

CLIMAX WAsHER-This pew wash
,er takes like wildfre among the ladies
Of Albany, as 1t does away entirely
with the old process of rubbing. Mr..
Hazel, the agent, will in a short time
commence the canvass Of this county,
but will still make this city his head
quarters. All orders addressed to him
at this place will be promptly filled.
See his lad" in another column.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-04-17

boa MBTzLER's Raw-Hide Bottom
Chairs are the best and most durable
"setters" ever manufactured. He has
new ad. elsewhere, which tells where
they may be had. Mr.. Ms large and
extensive monufactory at Jefferson is
hardly able to turn them out FAST
enough to supply the demand.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-04-17

II you want anything in the line of
general merchandise, go to p. c. Har-
per & Co., and there you will find it at
as low prices and on terms as easy as
any house in town. They haye large
stock Of Lions celebrated California
kid, buck and dog-skin gloves, war
ranted the best in use.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-04-17

THE BIGGEST EGG YET.-Mr. Those
Mills, Of Brownsville, has laid an egg
on our table (his hen produced the egg)
which measures q inches one way and
81 inches the OTHER. This Is decidedly
the biggest lump Of hen fruit yet
tl.rown 10 sight
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-04-17
DEATH OF An EsrImABLE LADY.

Lizzie J., wife ofR. NJ. Powers Esq,
of this city, died last Monday morning,
after very short illness, leaving a
sorrow-strlcken husband and five little
children, the youngest being only a
few days old. Mrs. Powers was an
estimable lady, and her death is uni
yersally regretted in this continuity.
We deeply sympathize with the berelt
husband and mothcrless babes.
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A DEAI Y COMBAT.

sclo, April IS, 1874.
Editor Demoerf jll.0
Our usually get and peaceful City
was thrown inth state of the widest
excitement toby, occasioned by a
slight altercatii taking place between
our "split up'telegate and Captain
Jack, whereinl le Chief intimated in
terms too plai to be misunderstood
that the Debate had handled the
English languge in manner not at
all creditable his truth and veracity.
At this intimAon the Delegate, brlhg-
ing all his nete and muscle into ac-
tion, gave a ftrful leap, and tiger-like
alighted on tb of his prey, win ms
fingers in CID proximity with one of
the Chiefs yes. In the meantime
quite crowlhad gathered TO witness
the deadly chfliet, when our indomit-
able CITY NLrshal arrived upon the
scene. but WIS invited to take a back
seat and eotent himself with, being
an idle speAtor as he had neither
part nor lot b this matter, for it, was
our fight. he Marshal being a man
who had ben taught by apious moth
er to obey lhen commanded, accord
ingly subsied, and the glorious work
went bravek on until the ChleI tuih-
bled all hels up, and the Delegate
came downbn top of him. whereupon
a colloauy hsued which resulted in a
suspension of hostilitlesi -the Nillei
asking permission to arise ana explain
The Delegfe then demanded to kno"
if he woulI behave, which he kindly
consented b do. Thus ended one OF
the most sioekingly bloodless combats
that we have ever had the pleasure to
witness. .--.-.-..
We will wrib again when the next
battle takes piicc. BLAcKBURN'
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GREAT EXCITEMENT in Albany on
account or the opening Of new store
by J. Bloom. He has large stock Of
goods which he is selling at bedrock
prices. The store IS superintended by
NJ. Wise. Call and examine.
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ELECTION JUDGES FOR LINN COUNTY.

Albany, Poll No. Martin Payne, r. NJ.
Armstrong and Dave FrOman.
Poll No. PA, G. Jones, Jason Wheeler and
d. VI. Thompson.
Halrsburg-Levi Douglas, b. r. Holt and
Michael Fuller.
Franklin Rutte-J. j. Kelly, II. M. Brown
Scio-F. P. pevaney, Geo. Frost and r. G.
Cusck
santiam-J.K. Charlton, d. f. Craig and
VIM. Ray
Halsey-T. S. Porter, Charles Lewis and Jos.
Brownsville--T. NJ. Morgan, 0, p. CoshOw
and L.IiasbrOok LNELl5hE HglT
Lebanol-R, c.lMiller ohas. Ralston and
0rleans-W. il. Mcbride Joseph Hamilton
James Yantis. .es-.s-'--
Center-Jobn Houston, p. w. Cooper and
Alex brandon. 51 lls,-ty
Brush GreelS--Noah ShanlSs, ]. N, Rice and
Roht. Glass. F..A.
Newton Russell.
waierloo-Austin Dustin, Francis Bellinger
and Gale Burge.
ThUs. Aphin
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-04-17
SpermatOrrh@a.

DIR. Doherty has Just published an important
pamphlet embodylng his own Views and eXpe-
rIefces ln relation 10 Impotence or Virllity, be-
Ing u short treatise on SpermatOrrhma or Sem
inal Weakness, Nervous and Physical Debility
consequent nthlsahecton, and other disea'
SOS of the Sexual Organs. saMtNAtAA
This little work contains information OF the
utmost value to nll whether married or single
and will be sent FREE by mail on receipt OF
six cents in postage stamps for return postage
. Address, W. *. lJOHERTY, I, NJ. d.
v3n3Stf San Francisco, Cal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-04-17

HEAPS ON HEAPs.-Baum has ar
rived from San Francisco with an inn
mense stock ofnew goods, now being
stacked mountain high in his spacious
storeroom. Ready made clothing of
lateststyles, new features and patterns
of ladies dress goods. boots and shoes,
hats and caps, and fancy notions OF
every conceivable shape are displayed
in gorgeous array about the store
Baum says he will sell at. remarkably
low figures. Call and see him. t4i'l
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THE WARM sRn1Nc BRAVES.


Editor DenOcrat: --fHCG Gag
Ho, for the Mckay brothers and their
Warm Spring bravesI They give a
public exhibition here tomorrow
night, being the first with the entire
company. They go to the Dalles this
week, will show there Tuesday, Port
land Wednesday and Thursday, and
may 60 % oSaIem and Albany before
starting East. The party consists OF
Capt. Donald Mckay, DIR. w. G. Nc
Kay and fourteen of the Warm Springs
braves, including the ones to whom
Capt. Jack surrendered. Go and see
them as it is something worth seeing
and no humbug. We cheerfully rec
ommend Dr, Mckay to our a l5apy
friends, as worthy of their considera-
tion, and send this that they may
know oft in time to go and see them.
Yours, CHITIKE.
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] FMAtPE hnES 81 M E0ME ERhMd I

Plnts and quarts of filthy catarrhal dischar
ges. Where does it all come from? The mu
cous membrane, lining the chambers of the
they draw from the blood its liquid, and expo
sure to the air changes it into corruption. This
life-liquid was to build up the system, but it is
extracted and the system is weakened BY the
loss 10 cure, gain flesh Ind strength, bsuslnl
DR.. rierce's Golden. Medical Discovery, which
also acts directly upon these glands correcting
them, applying DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
with DR.. Pierce's Nasal Douche, the only meth
cd of reaching the upper cavities where the
discharge accumulates and comes from.
CATARRH OF 20 YEARS STANDING CUREL
Cant
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-04-17

A PLEASANT REsoRT.-Our fellow
townsman, Mr., Harry Cooley has
leased the hotel at sodaville, and will
take possession the first of May The
Soda Springs at that place have already
become famous for their medicinal
properties and with Mr., and Mrs.
Cooley to run the hotel at that place,
there will surely be sufficient attrac-
tions about Sodaville to render it a
popular summer resort. 1t is only a
17-mile drivgfrom this city, through
the most beautiful country on the
coast.
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Oppression after eating. headache, nervous
debility. are she cifectB 0l indigestion. One, q
two at most, Of Parsons Pursat!Ve Pills wiz
give immediate relief.
Johnsons Anndyne Linlmeut may be nd
miniggFed 70 children with peusel success, ~
ergeg ~ Group. wiIooping.clugh. inlucnza. and
almost spT q the diasate3 % vhleh ihey are
liable.
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ro TIE AFFLICTED.


nR. w, X. DoHERTY RETURNS HIS SIN
NJ cere thanks to his numerous patients Tor
their patronage, and would take this opportu-
nifty to remind them that he continues TO con
suit at his Institute for the cure OF chronic dis
eases OF the Lungs, Liver Kidneys, Digestive
and Genito- Urinary Organs, and all private
diseases, viz; Syphilis in all its forms and sta
ges Seminal Weakness, and all the hofrid con-
seoueuces of selt.abuse, Gonorh@a, elect,
Structures, Nocturnal and Diurnal emissions
Sexual Debility, Diseases Of the Back and
Loins, inflammation OF the Bladder and Kid
news, etc, ETC g,lanl he hopes that his long ex'
perience and successful practice Will continue
to insure, him o share of public patronage; by
the practice of many years IN Europe ana the
United States, he is enabled to apply the most
efficil Mt and successful remedies against dis
enses of all kinds. lie cures without mercury
charges moderate, treats his patients in cor
rect and honorable way, and has references ol
unauestionable yeracity from men of known
respectability and high standing In society,"
An parties consulting him by letter or other
wise, will receive the best and gentlest .reat
ment and implicit secrecy.
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. N
Two ATTRACTIVE WORKS. ID.
Lemon, of Eugene, is now canvassing
Lane and Linn counties for two re-
mark66ly attractige books VIZ; "The
Gilded Age" by Mark Twain; and
"Gov. Stewards Journey Around the
World.n The first of these books is a
remarkable work, being scattering,
satirical and humorous criticism of
politicians and lobbyists at the Nation
al CapitaB as well as the prevailing
friyoIlties and frauds of the age. 1t is
beautifully printed and profusely il
lustrated with handsome engravings.
The other book was written by Mr..
Seward himself 1t is not lonly,a record
of his travels, but contains, as well, his
Political, Social, Moral and Philosoph-
ical Observations and Reflections, in
Mr. Stewards own Words; together
with his Interviews and Talks with
Presidents, Kings, Emperors, Sultans,
Khedives, Tycoons, Mikados, East
Indian Potentates, and the Pope. The
record complete forms work of sur
passing interest, and is unequallsd by
any book of travels ever published!
tits elegantly gotten up, the engrav-
ings alone costing Sl5,OOO MIR Lemon
hopes to be able to give all of our citi-
zens an opportunity to examine these
valuable works.
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HEMoRRHo1Ds.

N cARoTHBBS 4 cos "PILE PILLS
AND 0lNTMEG T. baye now become one Of
ihc standard pr iphraiions 81 The DAY. y pre-
pared and reoJmmended for piles ohg whether
chronic orpcontl. sudefera may depend upon
II. that thii remedy Will give them permanent
reiief froia thia troublesome and damaging com.
plant. ntt gT
Sent postpaid 10 any address (witbin the Uni
ted Stated upon receipt of price, Sl.50.
.s. a. CAR0THERs 4 co.
niOyl Albany, Linn Co., Oregon
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j co. INDEPENDENT CONVENTION.

Ia Independent County Convention for Linn
|niyy Oregon, will'be held at the Court House,
|Albany,On Saturday, May I'd at 10 Oko'clQclS
L. for the purpose OF nominating . full
|lnty ticket, apd the transaction of such other
illness as may come before tho Convention.
|he various precincts in the county will hold
NJ primarles on Saturday, April 25, at,
|ock j. NJ. for the purpose OF electing dele
les 10 the County Convention. l5.f aNJ =
|y ufder of the Linn County Independent
htfal Committee.
Y Y, s. 5. i:fRfSs RnRIEss, Committee.
~ - T. r. SMITH
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SEASONABLE ADVICE
TO SU FIFE III Err g.!
DR.. THO wi AS.
DOCTOR OF MEDICINE, PHYSICIAN a SURGEON,
COL Keaney Street, cor Of Sacramento,
up stairs,
S AN FRAN CT S co.

SUFFERERS from the follles OF youth, Som
inal Weakness, SpermatOrrhmn, Exhaustion
'of the Generative system, syphilis, OOnor-
rhcna, Structure of the Urethra, Sore Throat,
I1rupilons OF the Skin. Varldose Veins and vi.
GERS, Consumption Of the Lungs, Diseases oi
the Heart, Aver Kidneys ana Bladder should
-nnnaallL =
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psr For the very best Photographs,
90 to Bradley d Rulofson's Gallery
with an ELEVATOR, a2e Montgomery
Street, San francisco.
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DELEGATEs.-D. NJ. Thompson ana
Nv. c. Tweed6le are the delegates from
Albany Lodge No. 4 to the Grand
lodge Of Odd Fellows, which meets in
Portland on the 10Th Of May.
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..5s sa.s ioe e 4 w. r. R0lSS, 'a@2, .as '2s,
SADDLE, HARNESS & SADDLE TREE
MANUFACTURER.

The undersigned begs lie We to announce to
his many friends and patrons, and the public
generally, that he is now prepared to offer at
reduced rates Saddles, Harness, etc, manuiao-
tured from the best material the market al
ronage which has been bestowed on him here
tofore, and will endeavor at all times to give
satisfaction to customers. Changers, Farmers,
and all others wishing GOOD article at u
by examining his stock and learning the prices
before purchasing elsewhere. w. +. ROSS,
n25m3. BrOWnsvllle, oregon
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SHOULD THINK so,

A correspondent, writing to us from
Miller's Station, profoundly remarks:
In conclusion with my last ccclesiasti-
cal epoch and the demur Of my hole
sole abilities, l would exclusively per-
NIT myselfto the pen to expountane-
ously comply with my last promise as
a natural source of human nature and
the cosmetical events of metropical
subsidies we will endeavor to impart
the several astonishing and .bewilder-
ling fabrics of the simultaneous de-
Iseptions. 1--WE acknowledge the ever
lasting add Inconsistent specific gravi-
I.ty to be. one of the most obliterate and
annihilated epochs of the source of
human events, and to this day the
population of this excentrified COM
munity do abruptly and aristocrati-
ely facinate the simultaneous refuge of
obliterate specifications, all special
rasures who heretofore have been
excentrified have now become part
of the most exasperating and unem-
pelling business of our abomnible
nation, and even to this day, we hear
them hooting theirapplauses and sym
bollcal afformatiOns to defray the ex-
pense Of chihamen to our irresisting
thresholds.
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OPENING OUT.-0ur extensive and
liberal advertising friends, Messrs. P.
C. Harper & Co., haye for the past few
days been extremely busy receiving
and opening out their new goods which
Captain Harper has just purchased in
San Francisco. Clothing, hats and
caps, Boots and shoes, domestic and
staple goods, silks and fancy dress
goods are displayed on their ample
counters and shelves in richest pro-
fusion, and we Invite our readers to
give their establishment an early call.