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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-02-05
PARAGRAarLErs.

Sylvander Dawson's only child died
last week.
Deer killing is now played ou-et by
law.
Slathers of ssWolentines'' at Prot.
Foshay's, and the 14th will soon be
here.
Gus. Wheeler is more seerener than
ever. It's gal baby-10k lbs. 'Ror.
Miss Viola Briggs is organist at the
Evangelical Church, Corvallis.
Wood dealers have been enjoying
STAT takes tor the past three weeks.
Good potatoes and hay for sale at
R. Cheadle's store, First street.
Fresh lard, groceries and provisions
at Weeds.
John Layton win burn 400, 600 brick
near this city the coming season.
The S. s. Union, at the M. E.
Church ON Monday night, was well
attended.
We hear of several persons In the
city who are suffering from fiost-bitten
feet.
The contractor for carrying the mail
between Re6iding, CAL, and Roseburg,
Or. Mr.. Golden, has failed.
The Linn County Bible Society
holds its annual meeting tomorrow
evening at the Congregational Church.
There has been considerable talk of
late of organizing Y. NJ. c. Associ-
alton i'm this city.
w. III. Dood & Co. are filling up
with new goods, machinery, etc., for
the Spring trade.
A new wire rope has been procured
for the ferry across the Santiam mile
east of Lebanon.
The Lebanon U. s. mail coach now
comes and goes with -four horses in
de lead, y that elegant and handsome
jehu. Ben Donica. holding the ribbons.
Harry Wolf has hosts of friends in
this city, who viii be pleased to learn
that he Is engaged In milling near
East Portland, and Is doing well.
Harry Is brick, aud deserves well Of
fortune.
At the meeting Of the stockholders
of the Home Manufacturing Co., at
Salem. on Tuesday, Linn county
stockholders proposed ii the Polk and
Marion county stockholders would pay
up their first assessment of SO each.
they Linn conntyltes) would take the
stock off their hands. and go on with
the work. Another meeting is called
for the 23d.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-02-05

The MCKENZIE CANAI..-TIlis con-
tempiated improvement is growing in
favor with the people of Linn county
day by day. The advantages arising
from the completion of the Albany &
Santiam Canal to this city are already
SO apparent that the most skeptical
are convinced. and can the more
readily be induced to embark in a
similar but much greater enterprise,
which, from its magnitude and the
larger scope of country to be benefited
and made tributary to it. promises to
pay much greater profit on tile in
vestment than its predecessor. The
Canal as contemplated will tap the
Mckenzie Fork OF the Willamette
some ten miles south of Harrisburg.
1t will be brought from that point as
near the center of the valley, between
the foothills of the Cascades on the
one side. and the Willamette river on
the other, as the 5sature OF the ground.
will admit. passing through or near
Halsey and Shedd, to this city, d dis
tance OF near forty miles. Every foot
of the Canal will pass through as rich
and fertile lands as are to be found In
the great Willamette Valley. affording
cheap transportation tacilities to a
large portion OF Lane as we'll as Linn
county. It will also afford numerous
splendid water powers at leading
points, which will not only be source
of great convenience to communities
along It's line, but will be source of
large revenue to the stockholders in
the enterprise. In the matter of
freights alone it will be an immense
saving to producers. from the forks of
the Willamette to this city-a cheap
and reliable highway that can be used
by all, winter or summer. We believe
it to be the most popular enterprise of
the day, and If taken hold of at once
in the proper spirit, the necessary
funds for its completion can be secured
in short time with much less than
the usual effort.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-02-05
FEBRUARY Sd, 1875.

FIRE AT TANGENT.-We have re-
ce;ved the following additional partic-
ulars of the fire at Tangent from James
Elkins. Esq, o. & G.. r. r. agent
at that place On the night of the 1st
inst. David Spangler's blacksmitbshop,
containing two sets OF tools. and his
accounts amounting to over $500, were
entirely destroyed by fire. The fire
was discovered about one O'Clock, bus
too late TO save anything. BY the
most extraordinary efforts put forth
by citizens, the wagon shop near by
was saved, although one side and the
roof were partially burned. The COM
munity are making some effort 10 raise
funds to aid Mr.. Spangier to rebuild.
as the burning Of shop and tools is not
only a great loss to him, but is a great
Inconvenience to this community. s.
j. Archibald, near Tangent, lost two
little boys, aged 8 and z. one on Sum-
day and the other OH Monday, of men,
brane Group. Both were buried in one
grave. Two more of his children are
very sick with the same disease, and
fears are entertained that they will
not recover.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-02-05

THE DAMAGE TO CRoPs.-Some of
the farmers in Albany Prairie are
complaining of the damage done to
the growing crops by the severe frosts
we have been experiencing the past
three weeks. It is asserted that Gil
low, fiat grounds, the wheat Is badly
nipped. and at present indicates any
thing but future bountiful yield.
We are in hopes that, after full and
close examination. our agricultural
friends will find that the damage is
not so great as they were led to ap-
prehend. We hope for the best.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-02-05

THE BL0w-PTPE AS A WEAPoN.-
When the Chichimecs ATSrBettIed In
the valley of Anahude the only weap-
Ons were the bow and arrow AMI blow
pipe. In the iise Of which they were
very expert. Tie blOw-pIpe was q
long hollow tube through which clay
pellets were projected, and u 10 af-
fIrmed that with them Gfe Chichlmec1
could kin % man or wild beast nc o
moderate distance; Afterwards this
weapon came to be generally used by
otIser nations but was only employed
tor shooting small birds. Among
other tllinGs, COrtes was presented by
Montezuma with % dozen blOw-Pipas
beautifully OFnamented and painted
with figures Of birds and animals;
the lno,ifh-pfece Of each was made Of
gold, five or six inches long they
were also or1amented I'm tbe centre
with gold, and accompanying them
were gold network pouches 20 carry
the pellets. The MatlaitxiDcss and
Tabascans used weapons similar 70
those Of the nations Of the Anah@a&
valley; tho former were especially
dexterosls I'm their practice with tho
allnR. which, when NOT ln mc¨ EsNes
was carried wound about the head.
The fighting men aGslong che Jaliscans,
were similarly armed, but the l0rda
and captains carried only long slaves
with which to urge their men 20 fight
and punish any who were disOrdeFly
or showed symptoms Of cowaFJiice.--
From the forthcoming volume III
(.-Civilized Nations'D OF Hubert BAN
croft's Native Races OF the Pacific
States.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-02-05

1T IS SELDOM THAT WE NOTICE anything
In the medical line, nor would we now.
unless e could be convinced that we are
not doing our duty as a journalist in re-
commenting to the public the celebrated
botanical preparations of DIR. Henry.
Whoever induces the victim of ScTOfula or
any other disease of the blood, to use DIR.
Henryss Extract of SafSaparillR, has begun
a good work. There can he no question as
to the result of this medicine if persevered
in. 1t is sure cure for Scrofula: Rheuma-
fism Salt Rheum, and indeed all COM
nlairts arising from viiated or impure
blood. It is Just what good physician
would prescribe for these complaints, and
we confidently recommend 1t as being the
best article now in use. DIR. Henry's
Cough Balsain is the most effective remedy
for any affections of the Throat or Lungs
that we have ever known. II contains no
deieferfous drugs, and can be taken with
impunity and certainty of relief. For the
cure of Coughs, Colds. Sore Throat. etc, 1t
stands without rival. Dir. Henry,s I4int-
menf as an alieyiatoro of pam, is unrivalled
by any preparation before the public: the
most skeptical will be convinced by q
single trial. 1t will prove itself a friend
in need'' which no family should be with
mt
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-02-05
F1RE Ar TANerNr.-T,he blacksmith-

F1RE AT TANGENT.-The blacksmith
shop or Mr.. Dave Spangler, at Tan
gent, burned down about one O'Clock
Tuesday morning. AS to the origin
of the fire we have no information.
The fire had made such headway be-
fore discovered that nothing was saved
shop, tools and books, all were des-
troyed. We understand that this is a
heavy less to Dave, being about all lie
possessed.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-02-05
PUBLIC LEDGER ALMANAC. = We

PUBLIC LEDGER ALMANAC. - We
have received copy of this almanac,
published by Geo. w. ChiIds. proprie-
tor of the Ledger. Philadelphia. Mr..
Childs publishes this almanac for the
special benefit of the subscribers to the
Ledger, each of whom is presented
with copy free each year and for
this purpose 10000 copies have just
been issued. Mr.. Childs is one of
the most liberal as well as successful
newspaper men in the United States.
May his shadow never grow less.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-02-05

ACCIDENT. TO THE ALICE. = The
steamer Alice ran on snag in the
Willamette just above Buena Vista.
on Tuesday afternoon. The snag
penetrated the hull just under the
boilers, making a huge hole. The
boat was Immediately headed for a
bar on the left bank, about 100 yards
below, where she sunk-33 inches of
water i'm the hold. No freight
damaged. The Chief came along in
about an hour. and took off her pas
sengers. The Cooke came up Wednes-
day night and took off the freight, and
on Thursday morning the FG'sny Pat
ton brought up carpenters and lumber
for repairing the hull, and the Alice
will probably be enabled to proceed
Oh her way below to-day.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-02-05
PRIDE WILL HAVE A FALL.

1 fear pride Will ruin our nation,
And drive tfnde and commerce to wreck:
The ladies look high for their station
They carry their Banks ON their back.
1t grieves my heart sore to describe them
For women were aye dear to me-
But with false praise cannot bribe them
When just cause for censure see.
And when they get ready for meeting,
The thing that Is stuck on their head,
Has neither got size, shape nor border,
To describe 1t just right, I'm afraid.
a veil shades their delicate faces,
a bunch Of flowers serves for hat
Gay ribbons fly, flashing like graces.
And their hands are stuck inside Of cat.
This useless head-gear breeds the sneezes-
We scarcely can pity their case
With stufFed-heads, short caughs and dis
cases,
And toothaclles so swell up their faces.
I'm fnr from commencing the Christians,
ForI think they're much to be blamed; !;
For fashions In the fowns Is alarming
The ladies' ambition infianles.
If they wonld display an example
OF prudence and kindness and love,
And dress as the Bible commands thenf,s
Their souls would hy right above.
learn, too, from mans affirmation.
They argue from monkeys we sprung:
Just look at our bump, imitation,
And at once you1l says they Ire not wrong.
On Sundays, in acts of DEVOTION
From the pulpit the gospel does sound !;
And shortly. from absence of motion,
You'll fancy they're all sleeping sound.
All down the incline we're drifting,
Regardless of high railroad speed;
And If we don't try the brake system,
Well have collision, 1 dread.
ORTHODOX.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-02-05

The last number of the Pendleton
Tribune announces tile death Of Try
phena NJ. Abbott. daughter of the
editor. The relatives and many friends
of deceased in this community sincere
ly sympathise with Mr.. Abbott in his
deep affiietion.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-02-05

Al SUGGESTIVE s. 8. Union at
the M. Il. Church Monday night was
most successful. and probably more
largely attended than any previous
meeting. Tie Bible Class exercises,
led by the teacher, Mr.. j. F. Back
ensto. was the feature Of the occasion.
and was listened to with absorbing in-
terest. These meetings are growing
ID interest and popularity, and viii
doubtless be the means of untold god.
e.a,t- tl,oao y,,nr,,iuoa
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-02-05

The ice on the right bank Of the
Willamette, IN the vicinity OF Huri's
saw mill, is piled up eight or ten feet
high, and down at Rock Island it is
fifteen feet high.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-02-05

SOUTHWEST from s'South-
west'' received yesterday, too late for
this issue.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-02-05
Home Interests.
Aeeu.s. for the zseginser.

The following named gentlemen are an
thorized TO receive and recent for sub
scriptions TO the REGISTER in the localities
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-02-05

EsTEY ORGANS SOLD AT THE II. Il.
u FRrsonage, Albany. on the msst favor
able terms. The ESTEY ORGAN has been
pronounced the best by the most compe-
tent judges. Don't buy any other until
you have seen and heard these beautiful
Instruments. ]. WILSON.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-02-05
ACAMD.


a III. BELL a PARKER, late OF Oregon
1Ao City. beg leave TO inf0rsn the public
that they have purchased the entire stock
Of drugs, medicines, d&c.. formerly owned
by R. G. Hin q Son. and that they design
confirming the business at the old stand,
where they purpose keeping in the furure
n full assOrtmeat of
Drugs.
ChemicalA
Patent Medicines,
Toilet articles, as
Reg1nnaefy.
and everything usually found In 6rst-
class drug stOrB.
While earnestly soliciting . continuance
of the liberal patronage heretofore extend.
ed to tile Oh. D f0use, we hope st the same
fine, by fair and liberal dealing, and care
fui attention to the wants OF customers, to
merit the esteem Of any NEW friends who
may favor ms with their orders.
Particular attention will be given TO the
colnTsoundIng ~ physicians prescriptions
and family recipes. af all hours OF tine day
a. mn. wEzKsKs q PARKER
SucceGsoFs IN r. G. HILL q 6ON.
Albany, October 8. 7A-n4n
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-02-05

Heayy frosts these mornlngs.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-29

And INV Rnhcrt Bonner. the bo.om
friend antl .llnn III the President. goes
back on him TLin u what Mr.. Dom
nor says In thu last ~ nl,er ii tho New
York Ledger,
Whatever difference u npinnn there
may hu among the readers u lilo Ledg-
u On other public questions, W. think
they Will agree With " tim. there
should never 10 = reign # military
powc, In tho tnitcd States No sucl,
thing can he tolerated. Il matters
10, b, vhfm !, !. lrcpoacd i will ncv.
III lie submitted 10. The military un-
shori,, mus, IL KEEP. IL .srie, subo'din.
alton u tho civil Tic Executive Ii
10 execute laws. n.t ~ make them.
These principles ne applicable 70 oil
times and al circumstances, and there
must BE- II, departure from them.
We have all felt that this counsr,
owes debt u gratitude ~ Gcner.
Grant an.l General Sheridan for tlici'
conduc. during the war; but ly sheil
recent arbitrary interference In Louis
lana Affairs they arc rapidly cancclinl
that debt.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-29
GENERAL REGULATIONS.

Thr srsssan sninn,f nrss mi ths nfrt ManinN ii
rrii.nhFf. atti a,t- about lie ~ M ivy. ti 4
public examination - Ia lhs annual, iit~ls ats
lrA aiu hiufths sAAiHhltts Iii TIL spAi ~ sta.r
a. ahieh tl1stanlus rtl mi N II, en.fini al ms
and proficiency, rnesises I'LL Nv hannts
I'm enttf ~ tsasl, .nlrIt l-eealth ard rel
10 The sflssA tu 1lt, las inv ts Ill Bpi.bts snt
w him. rstrpl niorsi etArsettflA rrauird II all
,nrittnn hsf Min selnn4
Tls ulnfnls aisi general ,lsEafm. III afihe sua NJ.
nrn,tstattly NAT he,i os.t. the N,ailrtA tttss
AZ l,ct ~ tbi .,s. and then aenltstis and InlsahN.
hnhis receive esFfy Ritetttnnt
Nntlstins ais asnt ri Christmas and tNstvr n
rHr tits " guardians " ins.vtn them ~ tis health
te,h.tui and iHtrTnsrtntH ~ III theif ssns or Wafds
Thr fruen taught ~ The Institute IL Hp,naH
t'athele. students ~ aihsf dsHnntlnatlons ara III.
,nisd. provided The. arr " liIts. tat 'ir .,k. ~
arel anil unilsrinit, 10 atehd the public vs,faiees
~ Religions worship
Tn rastrr,ssirit,x m ~inslsnts. a. well Il. III
Hook. u.ei ~ shsm nn snhJsri ~ ths in.pesiinu
VI M. nlf.stut,
Jhv laal.i mnusy " ihs students Il Il, posted
with THE ttrasunr, ~ he sixpn NJ rlufrHft taas
suggest. at.i may br putty. nf tala'is witf,',tl
ltain then, cunt ~ misconduct NEGLECT III
duty
IN entering. sneh hnar,ief .lehil ~ provided
with III tale Haai ~ ~ siuihluy, anil suftiet,t
number ~ &iitIt~ suckp. hartiL.Irtl.fs. towels,
rnHphs. bluAlns str. Nuns III ths Viii H. fuvltk
~htd Ly tuiiees, Mnir.s steelAl islasil u. made.
ksevy article Ahumid Nv mar ked with III. na,np III
the 0wnst III full.
Parents VI shins VI have t'eirsh iatrn .sni ha,ae.
shauld ulse timely n,tirt. aluI tHfward travelling
tspstssst Nor further particulars, nldfssa
al mo. HlltEk, pAssiessf.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-29

Pupils are received axy time during the
year, and charged from data VI entrance,
NJ deduction made for rnrtlal absence.
unless In case Of protracted lllhess, Or dia.
missal.
Communications 10 and from the AcAde.
emy Ars submitted " ths .Aspsction " thu
HupetIorrss,
Zach Pupil u r~Aulr~d 10 have changes
" cloihine sufficient - appear ~ all times
neatly and respectfully dressed Also sia
towels. six tubis napkins. ens ,lreArirE.
gown. nn~ bathing gown, two black Hprons.
knife. fork. silver table and teaspoon. mud
mApkin.rink. with name marked in full !,
drrs.Ing.rnsr furnished With combs. brush.
tooth and mil brushes. senp, eiu.
Pocket money and Postage stamps ars 70
BE- entrusted a. the Directfvss. No esreni.
lures for ClashImR Or other items Viii be
mndr. unlrss 4 snm Of money be deposited
With the Institution Tor TINT purpose.
Difference " Religion farina 10 ahsiaeis
70 The AAmissIon cf snch NJ Nye willing 70
eonform 10 tho established routine " the
1natitute. Hitter u PANAMA,
tsle osr1iossss
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-29

w MsH

sfs*f i 800 Aa~tsfAa fs4aA~ef
W sAs# $3.50 49, 49, 4 hsfatAssst4 IA
n4A4N.a - eAsssa - Al#sfs -
" wt sAsls \ e'sss h. Ia sssssFs
~ w. u. e*ssA ssse lns . ftse
lusA nt.s - rfsw~.fAs ta4ss W.
VI. " +isssr FaA lwr#n+ stsasHs " W.
i4vrAnse Il 80 ssHsass iArmsNs# nHpyrs
s~rls essfei NAea essh@a sst a.
,este. h. sssss ar eat shsn battle
sss fess., he lslls the ~easa.al ~h.a
tssse. nts tA,,utta. shr ssel sni sla
.~eta 49, nsattea N, h.wi ~hsr ss',uf
|. p~a.lea, ~ running stssarshsrs ~
astast. ~hrn the iss.esss s,s lasusi
sn, n, his hiaaine she ID shsslsfss
AMI The .a.s ~ind tle~s, ~hss. charity
shpala aInanI. the hsnls hase ~ alert
All wh,sr religion has right ~ es'.
.sliia,e al her rnwsr and make ,fsinca
ba,,al,,.n. IT all her devoted .uile~rts.
srcsasianism enter. i,to the ranks NJ
aeldr, AMI ends y, cnfsarsihs the ~.
eanisa,irn. And N MI u IL anreas
eaing aspects this sectariani.m y also
The Devil. II matters ho.hine abras
The shape. A. cams TO Eve M a scr.
psnt. In ~. Anthons ~ \ beautiful
woman. u chris, ~ : Washington
lobh,iss. I. Napoleon ~ ambition. ~
Eugene Aram ~ fate. to caa.lercarh
a. rem.tse, aud IT, others al over The
world In shapes A. mul.itnd'nous ~
there arc passions. and rrrjuiiccs. and
wcaknssssa. aud little low trit.., and
Jealous ics. and yani,ies. Still hr
shoul. no, find any asylum in an,
church. Here II anywhere the wcar
ons 10 6gh. lin should be tired ..
high " q sri,e. ~ difference about
tho nnnc II them. Ono hand fi's a
swor,l.hils another . tnMahawk. anl
another y hlullgcon, What Is meet
needed jus, now 10 federation. sup.
pnsc the sun didn't stand still for Josh'
~. IL tia. any reason why men lon''
murder on the highway and burn down
houses III tho dark. Because snhs-
quent discovery doubts Tho pillar oi
sal. 10 DO Lots wife. IL that evidence
suilicicn, 10 disrrovc thc wiles AMI IN
doings of fair false women itom Doh.
lah 10 Josie Mansfield. M. ind,,E
What the Devil drcads. II he has as
much .enae ~ hc has wiekelness. Is u
warfare that never cnsils nbuut the
weapons Brother \ believes ~ hn'
ono God AMI lights up I" hin fs''h
Very we'll, IL IL. alonc he will do good
Sighting. brother Is denies tic Pope
but worshila tie Bishop. IL. brother
y 10 his level he., III shn1t let them
all have chauco III tic D.yll. --sl,
Louis pel,uteh
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-29

About tho period for the annual
elections II becomes IL tho utmost i'm.
portanco that everybody support the
administration because VI tho peril 10
northern man travelling In tho south.
The elections over and no farther ne
ess4ity existing for humbupging tho
people - % Ito condition II southern
society. W zee northern Ie'ilc f,sm
every section proceeding u the south
Tor bssine.. or pleasure, never once o..
pretending or cnrounterinp any n tho
psrils - frishtially portrayed when
needed 70 induce tho people 10 over
look tho SHIRT co,nincs ~ tho sdminis-
tration. just II this timo Col S,ncd.
Icy and family arc demonstrating tho
cbsap transportation problem by taking
N extended trip throughout tho South.
srn States II the expense u tho ccono-
mists known a. Grangers. with no av-
psshsnsion n danger. AMI va presume
they Will return without any "s.uthcrn
outlaw" ever having felt f"r tho scalp
u ono of them. liul then Grant don't
run his southern outrage factory II tho
northern prsss II this time u year.
because such humLusgry h Too trans.
parent 70 run tho year through.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-29

W. SEQ tho statement ma'Ic TINT
tho expenses II tho Government u the
District of Columbia Cur this year will
bc %, l2a. st,O. while tho receipts arc
estimated ut $1,000. OF. leaving .
deficiency Il more than .OOO. 600
lor Congress 70 my. Last ,sar Con-
srsas pad 100000 besides the
special gift. md tho outlay for taking
cars 81 public grounds. Now. IL this
not going little too fart l. i not
sb.ut tins - stop this perpetual drain
upon tho Pubiic Treasury % support
tho District Government u u ut
enough that tho General Government.
tsks caro- II I'll iis own property shsro
without actually supporting tho 'ocal
Government. Congress will % vel
10 give this matter deliberate consider
alton In behalf ~ tho peepie.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-29
MONTPELIER Female Humane As.
ISOLATION,
AT ALEXANDRIA,. VA.
MANGo1 1Oeh 1k71.

Thu Montpelics Female Humane Assnss
alton. chartered by the Legislature of Nlr.
Rinln and thu Circuit Court VI Orange 70
proposes by d urand Tin Concert 10 cstnb.
lisl. nni cnlow n .iiome for the Old, lm.
firm, md destitute Ladies' of Virginia. nj
Montpelier, ihe former residence VI Prcsl.
dent James Madison.
NoyEnNoR'r OrrIeE, RirmM0ND, July ,
1874 Il affords inr pleasure u say that
Mn we'll acquainted with lnrge major.
iiy III ths officers Ut theMnntpc'ier FemMic
tluma.e Association. who reside In tho VIC
Unity Of my home, and attest their intel.
llgencc and their worth md hIgh repMtA.
ton ~ gentleman. N we'll ~ the public
confidence, influence and substantial meana
literally represented among them,
JAMES Il. kEMpEt. Nov. virginia
ALsNAxOsiA, Va. July y, l17t,--" =
commend them ~ KchiA VI honor and
Integrity. and fslty entitled " tho conn.
dance VI tho public.
X. ". tiU HES. u n judge East'n Dist
II Va Furthern references by permission
His esccii~ncy dilh~rt q Walker. ~.
Governor VI Va, Nos. Rohl. y. Withers
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Senators and Members " Congress from
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express prepaid, pesi.ethcs mnnry order
on Washington DC Or BY registered let
ter.
FOR fn,l particulars. testimonials As
send far fircnlar. Address Hon. JAMES
BARBOUR. prest Mr IA AissAnslrln.
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