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From Druggists.

There is no case of Dyspepsia that Green's Au-
gust Flower will not cure. Go to the druggists OF
this city and inquire about 1t. II you suffer from
Costiy eneSs, Sick Headache, Sour stomach, In
digestion, Liver Complaiut or Lerar cement OF
the system, try ii. Two or three doses will re-
lieve you.
Boschee's German Syrup is now sold in every
town and city in the United States. We have
10; less than Eve inbred .etters from druggists
saying il is the best medicine they ever SOLO Tor
ConsuIn ption, Tnros; or Lung Disease. Sample
b, tile Of either ~ cts. Regu:sr size IS cts For
sale by HENRY COOK j CO., Wholesale
Agent, nov l6-eo2lu
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FALL CLOTHING.

Mvstock OF FALL CLOTHING and GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS is now complete, COM
prsing the greatest variety Of SUITS, of the
latest stvles best material and finest finish ever
before offered.
am doing large business, with compsrs-
lively small expenses; hence my ability to SILL
cheaper than the like csn be procured in larger
cities. My stock being unsurpassed in variety
and quality, you will do we'll TO give me call,
and thereby save large percentage.
S. DEALHAM, Fashionable Clothi-r,
oct9 80 King street
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THE GAZETTE.
FRIDAY EVE'NG., DECEMBER 4.

ACCOMMODATING Iowa has case OF amt
cable family accommodation OF the most co"-
promising spirit Thirteen years ago young
coupe were married in Davenport, with the
reservation that the husband should depart
Immediately after the ceremony, go away, get
.,ch, come home and make bis wife happy.
He went to California and she stayed 10 her
fathers house. 10 The meaotlme the two were
10 correspond like lovers. lu ayear his letters
ceased, and 10 auother six montns she heard
ina, be was dead. Thus that spiritual union
was broken, and soon another man, aud one OF
property and station, came woolog the widow.
For some reason she never told him she was
widow, and he married her Ignoraot OF the
fact that there bad been marriage aou
death in her heart.
The rew couple wcut 70 ta;nlng and raised
:, family ~ Scott c,uGty liz. niher day the
first husband caue home TO Davenport ana
was told about toe dun2> IN Scott county. ne
went out there, saw his vile, said he Was rich
and waued ner. The father Of the family was
rot at home She reasoned the case with No.
|, showed him the results OF her married lie,
AID implured him to be mercitul. Expiana'
,:oas were made Cd both sides, and that cou-
ple parted forever. Another explanation be-
came necessary, and that was all right. lie
lady applied tor divorce from her first hus-
baud on the ground of desertioo; be was notl-
fed aud accepted service. and that day started
for Europe with his boarded wealth. The de.
PENDANT will not be there when his pane Is
called 10 court, and divorce will be granted
By default, There will have to be another
vpddnp
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THE SOUTHERN
BREAKFAST WHEAT.

Made from pure selected Southern Grain. Es-
peciaiy adapted to persons Of sedentsEy habits
Ire best writers on health unite in pronounce
ing the hard southern Wheat more strengthen
ing and inyigorating IN It's properties than Wheat
raised IN more northern iat!tudes.
For Persons in Resith-lt ministers TO the
daily requirement; of the whole human system.
1t feeds the brain, and thus enables the Clergy
nan, Lawyer Physician, Editor or student 10
perform increased labor and continually replen-
ish the BRAIN power. 1t gives nerve and Vital
force 10 the III erchant and Manufacturer. 1t
furnishes TO the lahoring man the greatest
am, unt CT muscle making and llesupportilg
material-mo1e than twice the amount furnish
ed in tn. white br. I'd so generally in use.
As Breakfast Dish il Is uaeQua.ied. anf Is
now rapidly coming iato general use in the Ho-
tells. Board ding Houses ana Private Families IN
this country. LIS preparation for the liable Is
very simpie-can be used for dessert II pud'
dngs, or III mullins griddle cakes, aid - por-
ridge, Cruel or mush Directions for cooking on
each package.
For Children no food can be better in devet-
oping the young brain, nerves and muscles and
:att.ring the body.
For Dyspep.cs and Invsids-Al! persons
suffering from weakness of the digestive orgsLs
vii! find great relief and comfort II the use o!
the Southern Breakfast Wheat.
For persons advanced in life, whose vltal
forces have been impaired, the Southern Bresk..
las, " nea, will bs found most generous and
vi;aizng det repienlshlDg the system Win
visor, and bui ding up the general heath
VIEWS OF SCIENTIFIC MEN:
wv neat by common consent ranks first IN nu-
,-itve value among grains. It atounds IN the
valuable elements which the body requires;
mineral mattcr for the bones; sluten ioS the
tissues starch for respiration. Il ioumans.
The nutritve quality Of any variety of grain
depends very much upon the proportion OF
gluten it contsin.. BY sitting out the bran We
rendc, the meal less nutrtious.....tne total sep
sraton OF the covering OF the grain causes nucn
waste of " ho, esome human food. Bread or TODD
made from the Who'll wheat or cal l. therefore
more nutritious, and, a many persons Ind It
.l.o more sau.cry food than white bresd. i
ought 10 ce more generally prepared and used.
ID hnston.
The outer musk Of the wheat grain contains no
gluten or other En.riLire qu.lity whatever, and
being very absorbent OF moisture, readily gem
crates mould snd decay.
By our improved process OF decortlcatlon, this
worthless. unwholesome musk is removed, (buL
no: the inner bran ] while 81 the same time, the
unb.oken grain is ceans'd OF smut, cookie ust,
insect eggs, and other impurities, so common
u all v neat and thoroughly dried.
Manufactured expressly for family use By
GEO. K. HILL & CO.,
IS and 3. y. Water 81, Alexsndria, Va.
For sale By groceis generally. nov 3U-lw
TREAT BARGAINS AT K. L. WOODS.
"
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% M Do 81 Co. o. - - 49, y


ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERi.KsBrR EAtL"A ~
After September 2o:n, 1873, trains will 91t s:
follows
Leave Southwark; from Alexandra F.eces
cksburg dapct 4. G. 80 p m, Richmond E&presa
dsily, except Sundsy: II II u. m. Southern Ii
press daily, except Monday. The Southern
Express .,ld Richmond Express run through i
Rich1n md without change, CONNECTING ~ hlth
r.0uL Tor 81 points South.
Leave Nor,nUard iro..4 AleXsndria reot,
icksbu-g depo. q: 4.33, A. NJ. Northern Express
daily. except Monday; ITO &. H. R,chaonc
Express daily. except Sunday. throuQt Aorts
ana West TIE o-thern Express and Rlchm'e
Express run through 20 Baltimore, Sitnou'
change, connecting with trains on the North.
ern Centrs Railway tor the North and Wes!.
ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
After september 18th, trains will run ~ iol-
lows, daily, except sunday:
Leave Alexandria for Washington, from =
Asaph stree: depot, ~ 600 80. euJ, so, lv:tt
ard ll.o0 Il. H.; snd LOO $40, 20, BOO, '.lU
and 100 y.
Trains leaving st S. 90 g. n. snd 6.l0 p. N. II;
daily al others daily except SUNDAY.
The trains leaving AieIsEdTis a. !, 8 sn1 :
q. NJ, g, 4 and y. connect through to b'.ti'
more The y. IN. and : y. n. trains conlecl
81 Washington with through Ne" OK '!aiHs'
Leave Washington Tor A!c&andria from p&s-
senger depot, cor 9TH AMI Is streets, al o..h
o. o.
800 100 800, o.t5 and 90 ,. IN.
Trains leaving III 400 a. m. and go =. m run
daily: ali other- daily except Sunday.
Trains leaving Washington IL !, . and II an.
8, 5, i and l:i5 +. n. connect with trains IRON!
Baltimore The n m. and y. II. trains de-
liver passengers from Sea York
~ Aiexaidris and Fredericksburg Raii"ay
trains leave passenger Depot, cor. btE a!!d sss.
Richmond EAp!e>-, u; p N and i.i9 p. NJ.
Southern Express Tor Richmond AND nj point:
TEAMS FOR PHILADELPHIA AND
NEW YORK.
Leave Alexspcris at $ 20 s. M, and ll.2i
Leave Washington =. 923 and ll.55 =. Ii,
snd 4. - and 9.'to +. N.
Train leaving i exandris 4. p. m. conne:te
with trsin leaving Washing ton NJ 81 =. m or
Phil.delphia, arriving ~ P!iiadcphls ~ 10 ~
,. 70. ana Pitts6urg a. % y. N.
Tickets TO Philadelphia aad New "rH csn t'
obtained 81 the 81 Asspn street dep0..
EDMUND l.. DuBAkRi, Supt
ED :. YOUNG, Gen. Pas Agent. oct
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DRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.

We offer the best goods for tie prices named
to be found in this or Any other msrset 81 re-
tail, viz:
Best 4 Bleachei Cot:ons for i2!c.
Best A Unoeached do Tor TO-
Best Canton F.snnels for l2:c.
Best Atwood Red Flannel for 25c.
Beet Ail-wool Twiled do ~? 81: AID soc.
Best Fancy Calcoes for lOc
Best SLACK AIpscss for %, 81! and Soc
Best Plain & Fig d. i Cord. Aipacas for DC.
Best Felt Skirt for 81.
Best Linen Cam brio II handkerchief for II! s Sc
Best W hite Cotton Hose for ~ and Is ,-togeth'
er with al other goods kept by Us 1T equally
popular prices.
II. B. HOLMES,
nny Is LOG King 81. Alexandra, Va.
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I ,ARPET>, HorSE-FJ kSI>HlSG

,ARPETS, HOT E-F L kNI> HlN &
~ GOODS, &c.
j. NJ STEW kT mas no" II store, and IS
constantly making addition. thereto, splendid
stock Of BRUSSELS ard INGRAM Oak
PETS, bo,n EngIisn ana Domestic, OF the best
MAKES.
OIL CLOTHS .: al widths.
OIL CLOTH RUGS, VELVET Nd BRu>-
COCOA MATTINGS, tor churche. AID pub
lie halls
LACE CURTAINS, Bed Spreads, Table
Dorna,Hs, Nspsil,. Frl!lt Cloths, Io"es, &c
Also . new sly" o. " AL l l and Gill
CORNICE--:o -. .: when IN" attention o: ?U!-
cha- = i invited LoF u
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TN ana alter nOnuhS, NOV. d 1914
SOU1HWARD-Lesve Baltimore $40 8. n.
and 500 D. ~ Leave Washington 1:Os 10.
and 1:0s D. NJ; Alexandria 1:55 Il. m and I:o9
D. m Gordousviie 1928 p m: ard 200 night;
charlottesville 39p.m and 1880 s. m; Ly! CHI
burg 800 y. m. and 4:l5 3. NJ, ard arrive 81
uanvlle $40 y. N. and $50 g. "a, COZ nectis Il!
Gordonsvile with Ches. & Ohio Road, East and
West: at Lynchburg. with Atlantic, Miss snd
Ohio, to est and Southwest, snd, st usnyiia'
with the Piedmont Air. line, TO al points III Nor!E
and South Carolina, Georgia, FLORIDA anu u
Southwest,
NORTHW IsnviIle 5:25 g. n;
and 400 y. H.; Lynchburs al 9:uo g. "a: sao
l0l5 y. m; Charlottesville 1905 y N. and lib 8.
M, Gordonsvl!e At l:30 p n. aaG 2:l0 q. m.'
Washington 6:33 T. NJ. and 653 a NJ, and at
Baltimore $50 m and 800 n m connecting
at Lynchburg, with trains from West on A., ii
s. O. r. T.: al Charlottesville. with trains to
Staurlon aud all the West; st Washington, to
the West and hi the Eastern cities; =, Baiti
more 70 Philadeiph.a spt New York.
MANAS> As DlVISION-PsSseny gers leave
Aiexandria daily. except Sunday, with MaI
Line train X; :. - a. m; leave Manassas juno.
ton al 8. - u m. AID arr We &. St.asburg Junc-
ton al ~ A. Leave S:rastu-g JUNCTION ~ | ~
p. m, snd arrive - Mana. saS Junction 6. Az
p. m. connecting with Main Line tral to Alex
scdrla " asEiHgt"n An. with ~. Northern and
Western t-a!,.-. Good connections a. StraSburg
both 10 Winchester ana Harris -nburg.
Special s.tenton /: called u the fact that
full supply ., through tickets 20 ri points south
.. Dsnvi II !. i.0N uiig-e al the principal Offices
az the Company.
nov IT.! J. ". BROADUS. &. Z. A
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Special Notice.

GENTS EXTRA FINE BooTs AMI SHOES.
We have just received u fresh supply OF Gents
extra fine, hsnd-sewed Boots and Shoes, and
Slippers OF every description, which we unhesi-
tatingly recommend TO be the very best on sale
in the city. W. 3. WAUDEI,
sep - IA King street
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~ l. I d E ) STEAL LINES

CLYDE's STEAM LINES
PHILADELPHIA, PRov1DEScE AND
Steamer. Isaye A poalGH. EVERY TUES
Leave Philadelphla EVERY TUES
DAY AID ATURDAI, fromsasnGzssss.s &c.
Pier No North Wnaryes. st IL o'clock NJ
TINS line connects g: Alexandria with the O.,
A. u VI. and ". i .. K. Rs. snG at Phisdel-
pnia with the new and popular Iron Line for
Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with promptness and care
Tree Of commissions.
No charge tor transfer in Phiisdelphia, and
No Wharfage IL Boston. Through to Boston in
=x.y-fve hours. Through rates snd through
bills of hiding given. Insurance guaranteed at
less +? Mi usu"i rates.
Agente:
T. A. REED, Alexandria
WA. P. CLYDE & CO., Pnilsdelphia
GEO. +. HYDE, Georgetown, D. c.
je 2l-si
>s.ss MERCHANTS LINE NEW YORK
49, STEAMSHIPS.
The inc consists t.: the following frst-clsss
outside steamers:
JOHN GIBSON. ....,...... Capt. W H Winters
VALLEY C1TY..-......... Capt. Be6ell
VIII leave New York EVERY SATT RDAY
for this port; sud, returning, will leave AleXan
Iris EVERY FRIDAY, st 10 o'clock.
Ali freight must be on the dock by 8 =. n.
For freigh. apply TO
HOOE & JOHNSTON.
Agents, No. Prince street.
Agents in New York,
GEO. B. MERRICK,
apo 20 South St.. Pier No. SO East ricer
ORFOLK AND BOSTON.
The steamer LADY OF THE LAKE. con-
Meeting al Norfolk with the steamers sT- !,
of the Merchants and Miners Trans !zss4x3suu
por:a,ioI Company for Boston, will leave her
Whar; No. 4 south Wharves, EVERY MON
DAY and THURSC a st 80 p. m, for Nor
folk Returning leave Norfolk on TUESDAYS,
snd FRIDAYS at 3 p. m, stopping ct Fort
Washington, Giymont, Piney Point, Point
Lookout and Fortress Monroe
This line, connecting at Alexandra with the
O.. A. s. VI. snd w. & O. K. Rs, and at Nor
folk with the Boston steamers, offers superior IL
ducement Is for the rapid and careful shipment Of
.il kinds OF freight to Boston. The rates being
low, the attention of shippers is particularly d.
rected to this feature. All freight forwarded
free of commission, and through bills of lading
given.
For freight or passage apply on board, or 10
y. D. GKONER, Norfolk, }. G. WATERS,
+. A. REED, Agent Alexandria
A. e. PLANT, Gen. Agt,
Cor 18th ST. and New York ave-,
Washington D. c.
First class fsre to Norfolk, 81; round trip, SIS
Second class fare to Norfolk, So; round trip, IS
sp 22--t1
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ETEAMBOH RS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
I%-RaS
POTOMAC RIVER LANDING

POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
After this date the steamer PILOT BOY will
be run a. ollovs:
TUESDAY and SATURDAY MORNING, al
! O'Clock, for landings ne far down rs Currio-
msn. returning Oh WEDNESDAY and SUN
DAY
Leave Alexandria every RSDAY
MORNING, at IL O'clock, for landings as far
down as Brick House, returning on FRIDAY
MORNlNG. Passengers or this trip will take
the Ferry Boat from Washington at 10 o'clock
u. m, arriving in tine to meet with the Pilot
Boy. +. a. REED,
nova Agent
OFFICE POTOMAC FERRY COMPANY,
" Washington, November, 1874
Until further notice, the FERRY rT-,
BOATS between Alexandria and .&dS sssss
Washington will run as follows Leave Alex
2 3, 4 and 5 p. N. Leave Washington ut
p. m. :. :. HOWISION, Presc ent
;. GEDSEY Gen. Supt. sep Is
POTOMAC STEAMBOAT co.
ne steamer GEoRGEANNA will resume
Ter trips on THURSDAY, February le, 1874,
leaving Baltimore ut p. 10; and Alexandria at
8 p. M, on MONDAY, the sd.
leo HOOE s JOHNSTON, Agents.
IT. NOTICE-POTOMAC TRANS
,sssAl.a.Z PORTATION LINE
The steamer EXPRESS, Capt } T. Barker
viii resume her route on FEBRUARY Z4th
1874, between Baltimore Washington ard a ex-
undris, stopping 1T the usual RIVER LAND
ING.5
Leave Baltimore EVERY TUESDAY al 4
,, NJ, Alexandria EVERY FRIDAY At ..
IN, and " ashington at II st night
H,r carr lLr irf, ttnp u,,,l,-
j. BkODERS Il CO., II King street
Alexandria, Va
A.NEEDHAM s SONS, l42 Lgntst..
feb yp-tf Baltimore Nd
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NEW PROCESSES. "A substitute tor llthogra-
pc stone has been introduced, and, it is said
with success. According TO this uetnod, the
operator takes block or slab OF slate, which Is
10 be made perfectly smooth aud true, aud
then coated With glue or other gcla,nous mat
ter. The coated block is exposed 10 the sun-
light, and then washed to remove the super
huous coating, and, after being dried, II Is
ready fur drawing or writing upon. The INK
or pigment, is prepared with aibnnen, or other
gela,lnous material, dissolved III a saturated
solution of bchromate of potash, either With
or without chrome alum, and with small
quantity Of ivory black to render the Ink VS.
luie.
TIE picture is drawn upon the prepared
block With this lux and exposed to sunlight,
aud atterward the surface Is covered with gum
or giyceriue the block being then ready tor toe
printer. Another method iu this art has
also been introduced, which consists 10 the use
OF metallic substances, such as tlu, brass aud
zinc, these being first prepared by rubbing
with solution formed of one OUNCE or hydro
ctlorlc acid one-iourth OF an ounce OF zinc,
aud small quantity OF glacial acetic acid,
After the plate mas received the impression
from the stone or wood in al ordinary lltho-
graphic press, or by means OF traoster, the
INK thereon is dried by beating the plate, which
Is afterwards plunged, while still hot, into cold
water. The ordinary ink is used 10 this pro-
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TITO THE LADIES.

ITO THE LADIES.
We have or. .. the lArges. stocks {! r N
BUTTON and LACE BOOT ever ote-cd IL
:nls market 81 superior quslity, handsome u.
styles. which vii. BE- sod y. y smaii advance Oh
n. COS: - .nanu seizure. Cal! and see
Al WADDEI ), :: King street.
LADIES FINE CALF, KID AND RUSSIA
LEATHER BUTTON bOu1S.
NienAa style,
A, WADDEl ), II King street.
LADIES PARLOR i TOILET SLIPPERS
Ladies French KID Broadway, Ladies Las
ing Brosdwsy Turkey Morocco broad"sy,
French Kid Toilet, Cashmere Toilet. Lss..:.s
Toilet, Serge and Carpe. Slippers, IN every =! IL
and quaiity,
AtWADDEY'S, "A King street.
DOYo' ENGLISH SOCKS!
= BOYS ESGLlSE SOCKS!
l2.c cents pc! pslr-wcrtb - CENTS:
GkEEN-S NOTION HOUSE,
novl and Har Goods Msnutacio7y.
DRAFTS ASTRAL OIL, far supe!io: 20 re
/ bcs, Kerosene and perfectly safe; 'a'ss
supply ;u.L received and Tor SHE by M,
or, IL E ). LEADBEATLR i BIO.
NELAYS ARE DANGEROUS-Use BAL
IL SAMlC PICTORIAL whom The MS!
sv,nntoms OF cough appear For sale ~
~ HENRY COOK * CO.
BUTTS FINE SHOES,
FOR LADIES. MISSES AND CHILDREN'
Al WADDEf's, "a King street
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EKOCE R1ES.

VIZ 4. JOHNSON,
DEALER IN
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS,
NO A CORNER QUEEN AND PITT SIS,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
He would inform dealers and others thst nc is
prepared 10 furnish them with sli kinds Of
POTOMAC FISH,
y: the lowest possible prices, and would call
the attention OF buyers to the fact that mis- brand
has stood No. IN market st sill times, and that
ne intends to sustais his reputation all respects.
Ali orders addressed to William 4. johnson
Alexsndria, Va, Will receive prompt attention.
10 4-tf
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Ladies' Misses and Children's Boots,
Shoes and Slippers.

We are this day receiving full line of La
dies, Misses and Children's Boots, Shoes and
Slippers, suitable for Fall and Winter, en-
brscing ali OF tie latest styles. We solicit pur-
chssers to call and examine for themselves, As
they will be sold at low prices.
sep22 w. B. WADDEY. "A King st.
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L. POTOMAC STEAMBOAT CO.

me steamer GEORGEANNA will resume
Ter trips on Thu RSDAY, February le. 1874,
leaving Baltimore at p. 10; and Aexandria at
p. M, on MONDAY, the sd
leo & HOOE i JOHNSTON, Agents
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RFEEROaDS.

WY c., VIRG. MIDLAND & G. S. 4 4
w. Late O., a. s. NJ. R. r.
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f1EORGE McBURNET * SON,
Dealers in
CHOICE FAMILY AND FANCY GROCE-
RIES, WINES AND LIQUORS,
ENGLISH and SCOTCH ALE and BROWN
STOUT.
Also, EASTERN and POTOMAC HERRING
aud MACkEkEL.
NOS. 1876 AND 40 KING STREET,
Washington Hall Bulding,)
Ale1sndria, Va.
Orders promptly filled. NH SLIT
~ WE. RAMSAY,
W.
WHOLESALE AND FAMILY GROCER.
AND
TEA DEALER
Sc COR KING AND ST. ASAPH SITS,
nov G-tf Alexandria, Va.
DRIME ROLL BUTrEk for sale by
novG J. G. AlLBURN.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-06-13

VI
Waterloo, this is to inform the citi.
zens of Albany aud oil Others inter
ested, that the said Bentley has nc
right nor interest in the said Spring,
neither can he have the use thereof
fr his pec,n,iary benefit. While
we do not interfere in the least with
him, or his right 10 keep boarders,
they will be prohibited from using
the waters Of the Spring, and at
tempting to do so, will be ordered
rom and forbidden the premises
At the same time, to those wishing
to /" camp" in the vicinity, and en-
joy tie benefit Of the water, every
facility vilI be afforded for their
comf;rt; aid we say to them, c'me,
enjoy, without money and without
price. GAGER, GIBsoN & Go.
Waterloo, Jane 18th, 1874
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-06-13

An Oregon preacher recently
said in his sermon that when the
disciples came unto the tomb Of
Jesus, they found the door guarded
by three Roman Angels, with Inn
proved Springfield rifles and fixed
bsyoIets."
The above sounds something after
the style Of Rev. Joab Powell from
the Forks of Santiam. We once
heard him, in a sermon give vent,
to''the following brilliant metaphor:
"Bpthren and Sisters: Pm an
aged tree in the forest Ut the Lord,
wiLhered in the branches and hol-
low in the but. ThesloEms Ofsixtg
winters have whistled through my
boughs and stripped them q their
foliage; the sCorching heat OF sixty
summers has pealed Off my bark;
but, Sllank God, my old root still
stands!''
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-06-13

PREcINcrOFFIcERs--Following
are the names OF the Successful pre-
cinct officers Of this county, elected
on the 5th Instant:
Albany--Joseph EIannon, J. r.;
.Jno. Mcknight, ConSt.
Scio-B.W. Redman, J.P.; JIG.
Johnson, Const.
Syracuse-J. Wiess, J. P; A.
Farlow, Coust.
Browlsyille-E. Thomson, j. p;
]. w. A. Bilyen, Const.
Halsey-P. Griggsby, A. J.
Davis, ]. p; I. $. Porter, j. P.
Afford, Const.
Waterloo-J. D. Gibson, J. p;
II. g. Klum, Const.
Lebalpn-C. B. Montague, J. +.
B. NJ. Dm,acs, Const.
Franklin Butte-James Viii
liams, J. r.; Il. II. Pollard, CoI'st
Orleans-Jom Mccoy, J. 7. !;
Sam. Mealey, t'onst.
Harrisburg. s. Grimes, Wm.
Carnes, J,P. ] w. PhilPott,
Levi Douglas, Coust.
Center Moses Parker, J. p; r.
Frum, Colst. 3
Brush Greek -R. Glass, ], r. /;
J. T. (aruey, ConEt.
Sweet IIome.--J. w. Fronk, J..
p; Ger. .lsowelS, COnst.
Santiam-I. G Dickey, J p. !;
Jas. Crabtpe, tonst.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-06-13

VALUABLE ltEcErPTs.-Table-
cloths, napkins, and, in fact, all lin
en-, should be very damp when iron
ed, and ironed until perfectly dry.
IN case we want TO pour any.
thing very hot into glasses, we may
safely do so if we set them upon .
cloth wet in hot water.
For removing grease spots from
any fabric, use ammonia nearly pure
then Ia, white blotting paper over
the spots and iron thoroughly.
Prints that are likely to fade if
washed in ordinary soap Suds, will
retain their colors admirably it rub
bed IN starch water.
II silverwsre is dipped in clear
hot water, without soap, and iInrne-
diately wiped with q soft linen cloth
it will look much better than ifsOap
were used.