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The New York herald., 1875-07-01

(NkEAT BARdhIN.-FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 40
Acres; beautifully situated for building LOTS about
Ia miles from the city farm buildings.
VAN AUkr N, Ild broadway, ro9m H.
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To LET Fon nrsINns< PrRPOsE.
RgSEETT BUILDING

d BREAT REDUCTION RI RENTS
WITH A YlfW TO SECURE ELIGIBLE TENANTS
FOX THE FEW OrFICFs sow RRMAiNIEG USI,ET
IN THE BENNETT BUILDtNG, TuK RENTS HAVE
BEES REpUCED, AND FIRST CLASS TENANTS NAY
OBTAIN OFFICES AT VERY LOW RENTS
TO INSURANCE AND BANKING OFFICES is NOW
rREShNIED Az CNCsCALLY FAVORABLE oPPOK.
IuNTTI TO SECURE ELIGIBLE OFFICES on MOST
EAv0EABIE TERN. Tnk ABOVE BCILbINt rs
cUnrLErELY FIREPROOF. HEATED ny STEAM;
TwO kLENATOES. ALI. MODEES IMPKOvEMENTS,
;NQUiRE or HO@EH MORGAN,
No. PINE STREET.
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TToCsE WANTED TO BuY-SOr ABOVE FORTY.
III Soc MI street ncr over StipOD Address ROsERr
FJSIEk. box us Herald Office
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no RENT-FOR THE SUMMER, ELEGANT RESI-
Il dence at Bloomfield, \. j. one hour from city. FIVE
minutes from stariOR; IL rooms bath. hot and cold
water and carpeted stable: garen made rent merely
nominal NM. ID. FOULKE. l49 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1875-07-01

lNOR sALE-l.S0 ACRES OF HEAVILY TIMBERED
Lands; first growth Of pine, spruce hemock. tama-
rack, beech birch. maple and ash about equally dis
trIbued in parcels. Raquette River town.
snipsl2 and "a in Franklin county. y. Y there
swamps mountains to the value there been
no fires or NUMBERING Address HENRY. box 126 Herald
office.
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THE MAS.ENA sPRING4-THESg WELL KNOWN
4 springs together win a small Hotel, furnished,
bath house. &c, dc, for sac exchange for good
House in New lork or suDurbs
O. H. PIER~OS, No. Pine street
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

LNRsT CLASS HOUSE WANTED TO PURCHASE
IL tctween Madison ana Sixth avenues and Fourteen
and tif,yfourtn streets Address box SO Post Office
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LIUR SALE-ONE wORTHINGTON PUMP, NO: 81
one Ileald Centrifugal Pump, No. 6 two Port
aoe Engines and horse power A. G. FULLY, d
Dey street
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ITO EXCHANGE FOR BEOOKLYN or sTATLS
Island Fropcrty-51 Lots clear Metuc hen. y. J
and ether Property. Owner. GKU. SMITH. az Pine ST.
The New York herald., 1875-07-01

CARNtOGA.-DfRECr ROUTE VIA CITIZENS LINE.
- leg mt steamboats, leaving Now \ ork daily (,un-
days excepted at NJ from pier ~ North River toot
OF Leroy street Excursion tickets, New York 10 sara
tora return, Goyd thirty days, ony 81
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L1oR SALE Low-FURNIsHED OR UNFURYIsHEp
OF to let for the season, very desirable Country
Residence. near seabrIanL ~ j., IN full view OF ana
convenient TO rivers and ocean. W. L. TYSON 36 John
street. New York.
The New York herald., 1875-07-01

POATING. BATHING, FISHING sAILING-MosT
ID delightful Country seat with 81 of Ground,
fine improvements, plenty or fruit and shade frees,
magnihcent bathing beach, located shelter Island,
near hotels camp meeting grounds Tor sale or ex.
change. Apply to JaRE. JOHNSON, Jr., 81 Park row,
York
The New York herald., 1875-07-01

TOR sALE-A WELL ESTABLISHED HAY. GRAIN
T and commission business in connection with
age warehouse: stock and Good Will To be dis
posed a sacrifice to tue right party $500 cash
required, No. 50 Front street
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-16
NOR rnY oIAzAnDt

lf..t1 odf iphl lliti L. N'l', %,
,,ll TBsi .RaletSt, is losing a terrible
lot0f sleep Worrying over tho com
,ingssnataliAl contest III This State,
or atIeastGiliat partlof it in which
.thsc Democracy Te0likelyt "a tignie.
Itislseldqn tliaF we see Rp9litical
.Ianeiayi eyipee s1inleh Interest and
'nn2ibtY in our AiEqitss and, We're il
not tiIat,'we kpoY Bro Gaston IL
eempletely in the tolls Of the Port
,lahdoRadical Custom House Ring we
.wpnld9 almost believe TINT he is re :
turning tohis old Democratic love
md Intended hringing the bulletin
aiopgiwith him. Butiwe know he
canItlaoaeith and whileaw we pity
the helpless. attitude ii, which he
tinds himself, We tendort to HIM the
heartfelt thanks 6i The grateful De-
modraoy fqf", ,hiS constant 5Sigilant.
RESTLESS INTEREST," in our allSits md
llIiisl ~ lt5e,aitfoi alvisHand counsel in the
IRafieE II iathS ,GpMiag Senatorial
tqpEname eht,S, AZ. Eb4 read his daily
sdndaiti itimts.Sill tehdetly Expressed
wttniRgsa tothen DbmDciNcy Of Ore
gon,, the fG(lunpttaiips of our, gratitude
are stirredgwithin and, lbTlg to
clasp him in' our armsahd press him,
iiniba world of sighsg 10 our iondly
swelling bust. dButidistanco denies
us oven that swoetoprivilegc, and we
can oHlyisay' 'tohm through this mea
diu{pi, BroJ Gaston, fret not thy
gizzafd 1.-The Democracy Of 0rc-
gon nuMill ,endeayorIoto manage the
Ssno.oiial contsstlwithout youuad-
vicq,og eeiiSsal.. ,&hls6a successfully
wjllwe do'ittRata Democrat will be
siFbStbrgm gma 'thG.peace and
,barhonys i9fgtheea pNftSastlIl ilIslGain
saiaisttrbed rneDde T'o1' l.i ,o,,.,j.,, .l5 l' M
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-16

In CHANGING over th6s records Of
recent national Legislation and in.
spectiHg the career of the average
ofice.holder Of the day spne cannot
\ fail To be impressed withthe unihvof-
.hbleSeontrast between tle publ OF
kGials of this daycand those who
held places Of trust and honor in
aHti-rebellIon times.
dofrThen we had in the Halls of Con.
,1GJgsGGetesa Of these United States such
rnel1oas Henry Clay. John C. Cal
houn, Daniel Webster, ,Silas Wright,
Stephen a. rDodglas, Lewis Cass and
Times Buchanan, with 'Jhnes X.
'IPqlhl and Franklin Pierce in the
Presidential chairs Aall tieing with
Peachcother intdevotion to the Consti-
itd6oI and preservation Of the peo-
Ple,s,, rights and liberties under that
sacred instrument. ''' ~ ~ '''3i soa
70 but now, alasl how,changed. We
hhyeia drunken military despot fpr
fPfesident, ibarnlburning Sheridan
h AZ the head Of our army, and a
kspoonttMef Butler dirty-work
Iibbafi, a. blood-lotting Chandler and
dideihagogue Williams as acllnowl-
lodged, leading "statesinen-men who
have bubbledto the surface through
thelHrk ssa Of blood which spread
iover bur land for five long years-a
|. Strange uncopth set Of men, fierce
for The sppilsof office, caring moth
hing for ths honor of position and
the rights Of the people, only intent
On SECURING the largest amount Of
Tie public treasury consistent with
the safety pf their own corrupt carr
o"'"O -, aI tt,,.'Fnq 'sEA inIN1 9Hl @ilTGp1l
PnsAnd will our land never be purged
Iof itheseu,y yillainous public officials,
and are there no such men as Web
steD iDouglasand Pierce to take their
phces9 Surely a changemust come.
owib bright beautiful land will not
long remain III the power Of these
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-16
ANOTHER sPIRITULIsT EXPOSED.

Mrs. Parry, AK Chicago dspiiitmlist
medium Of the Eddy brothers Sort,
has been thoroughly leSpqsed. and ,by
n woman, About, a year ago Mrs
Parry being giving "materializing''
seaneos at her house, at: which hands
md faces were shown at the aperture
of d cabinet IN the usual way. Her
exhibitions attracted 50 much atfen-
| ltion ,thatthey Mereonightly attended
Iby from fifty hundFedo persons,
Nwhopnid d dollar each oradraissiio5p..
Many inapeplisl efforts we're made to
learn tlidmotbp(lof liergtriclteryizi-
Tho enbinetaih which shea WAS DE
tached from the wallis Of the room
md was elevated on legs, 50 that
sulaeptitiops communications NyasiGi-
possible 1.-The room was onlyllp para
tiAlly darkened. Mrs. Parry allowed
herself and thecabipetto to be searched
previous to tho performance. All
these precautions did not binder the
appearance of Yariousa faces and
arms hi thehole in the cabinet loShe
had q Katie King mn6ng her chafac-
iers several !of whom talked. WAll'
Iof the ClGeqgp HpiriftlraaliRts believed
in her, and the kep6oswerepuzaled,
One gnight MRS. Cole was on the ih-
yestigating aoiFrnittee, aid was given
privilege 81 retiring to p bedrqqlpI
with Mrs Perry and searching her9
Mrs, Cole wNsa thoroughly practical
investigator and She insisted on
takingIdye article q, clothing "a,
the medium, who protested d on the
ground ofumodestygd Cole was
obduratog thfoatcning todoclarethe
show d fraud ifltliereo WIS not in-t
stant compliance, aMrs,l Parry .rei
.lIctRntly removed her dress and
skiFts, but YTeFns6d toi,take' 6ffoher
ahaShiAe. Then Mrs, Cblep suddenly
seized her ~ 9peopRlile rs She sat in
achair and threw her OYER onrthe
Ilo6r. 3, Manugly paclledrbll of masks
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-16

A few DAYS before the Connecti,

A few days before the Connecticut
election the N. Y.s1Smes stated that
the Republican eampaigR III Con
nec6cut was being earsiad On pre-
cisely as tBat pBriy mpst dondnct
The Presideiaial eAsabhigD tas7e in
order to insure victory. And through
the Connecticut campaign imported
Radical stumpers we're bawling of
the oppressed condition Of the ne
gro and the outrages and intimida-
tons .practieed- upon him. at the
South. And, althoughit didn't win
in Connecticut, there is no doubt Of
the fact that it will be The distinguish
-ing feature Of the Radical campaign
next year. IT is the deliberate ip-'
tention Of the Administration man
ayers to make IL a campaign Of sec
tipnal and race hate. Iii the cam
paign procfeeding TIE Fall ts3lIectiops,3
men whooughti not to lend themselves
to SO unpntriotic, $50 satanic a pro-
gramme, filled their speeches with
nothing but bogus outrages and as
sassinations, tho inyentionsof Chas.
Hays and others, in whichotliere was
no truth, h,Ydeoency or humanity ItI
was upon the strength Of these bfti-
tai ISLANDERS and contemplate fctions
that gentlemen who call themselves
respectable and honorable, went up 1
on the stump in Connecticut and APP
poaled to the worst passions in the
minds Of men, in order TO inAfamlee
the smonldering animosities of the
war and savethe party from defeat. !
The whole action Of the lAdmihistra-
tion. party through the late Congres1E
sional session has been on the same
line and in the same direction The
passage Of the Civil Rights Bill is
part Of the same programme. I I'll
puts the whites and 6laeksat
anee in the Southi3 it. promisea;ill
feeling instead df9lhaffhonyd and
a. Goivas fheliA dhIinia4ros
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-16

h5liesihgt@itKy,) DispdicA warm
~ nrges Upon Congress fhs removal
'ootith9l political disabiItiqs 8s Gen,
John g, Breckenridge, andaAn Aier-
dadria (Na,) Gamac thus indorses
Ithb suggestion ,'The people, ~ the
South, and We believe 4 large major
ity otthq North, would rejoice to sae
the political disabilities of General
breckenridge removed, A patriot,
statesman, ana soldier, he retains, the
love and esteem oi both sections Of
tho country, and the removal of She
disabilities imposed uponlha would
be al act Of generosity, tenpeged
With Justice, that would Bedibailed
with general Oy'olg.a nt;b yodi ~
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-16
H7aF llAAlN TtTTIl.Ai i(l8TUTRE EIS :
SAIEIIIREi,N \ SALE.

My s.VlRrliEiOF 4 bhcREE OF FoRE-
Nd cioairt Mid mn nnylerdi sale and an ENe-
epIlpp issued Qut Yef the Circuit yOuIt ef the
STATE of one sbn fdt Linn County TO fnc direct
cd and onlifAysd ierthq sum Of inur huailnd
and nftygoiu aud eichteen.0nt thundfedths
--si5i iS.l0oAi dollars In gold cnib, % the
Inpe9 states, VITA Interest therean a the rlle
.qi twelve pefceilt. per annum, irom said 18th
ldsy' * DsiOhcr, 1873, and the iufther suih OF
ierty- three and SriQe dollars as cost audtls-
hursonienis a. said slit Ia favor OF Garrison
Nierst, Henry AiYfrs and Sahuet May. inna
lqrtners under the firm name and style OF
Nerst, AiyersN Cos ond ,is.Ainsi John A. Gore
Eliaafiure and. IoMes Spr.s ] will proceed %
sell at puhhc anetlOn to tlte highest bidder for
EStGold coin 10 hand paid on dav 6f sale, IA
tpQptaf the CQuri Hpnsc door. IN the Citg OF
AlfAny, Liam county, or9gon, on
SahlN,aiH fhe I5M dag 9f Halb 1S15,
atths hour ot one O'Clock y. ". 81 sali day In
decgitiAnSe Niih 4llid decree ana tho arief ~
sole .fhtneon copialneJ apd AZ the nannec
nitscfiftd ~ tnW, nil tht following desctiied
plcce r1fntl hrtzaci efgiaad 1olNil lne-haif
ot int Ne. Fiy IL hicca 40. f,vp IN the Clty 81
h0rristura CeaaiS ~ II iiih. State " Olcfhn,
tpgqtlNr NMp NA and siAisaiar the tenempnts
hglcdhnuenN and arpnrtenances ttereunl0
.lclnnriud or in aayUlSf aplitNaininc. 20 sii-
S "A faiA Sregsion- coEi And aecsping ensis.
: nlaeiHi gi shcriaoi Ilnncaanty.
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PALMER -McNETf OnSfhe Utii. inst, by
Philip Grigsby, ], 7. lIR, rlros. W. W.APALmEis
and MIss MARTETrE sIuNEYL, both of Linn
iDICE-t300DLOW.4 OhfthH I2th inst. at the
St, Charles Hotel, in This city, by Rev. Isaiah
Wilson, MIR. r. NJ. DICE, of Polk county, and
MIS- EIsIA GOpDLows of Salem.f
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-16

JoEt PEcHnAal spoke in ayeligious
meeing in Belvidero, Ill. ,i,having
beOn intensely agiRtod BY the ser
mon VI he Rev. Joseph Ogden, 4
professional reyiyalist, Upon taking
his seat hq suddenly died.ot heart
Aiseaae. aa.nll lnl I.nl ~ nnm B nnaa Nl
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-16
.s5V0a alAa faAaIh


ThgHhsye recently given their-Tlaning Mill
and SNsh and Door Factory, general Dyer- ufrr
hauling ana repairing, hid greatly increisgI
thvir e HES dCte work ny putting faii fhi -
water wheel. s,ii1irg mach me- ted ffil
nnd new PlQner aud Aatcnr, niaar III. hda 5Aaa
Oregon, ~ Gre sor mechanics, and QuL Of OrqT
Eon iron. The piarer and inntcher are es q,
lieeiar adapted % fftchlng flooring hnda wy
working rustic which We mako a tilataIis119a d
which Uc arc now prppaTed TO do without Huy-
deiaS, we can ciiauir nnr Inacfiaa -iH5 5-Iatl
Kind Of work % HDa.hcr ia few minutes
ard. with oar excellent fghidr power art+atl
aeHys reidy 10 run amy ur 1il our i1aAiefy lfNi
We keep doors, sash and uioddlnEa alQaVel
on hand. Qr mpdl tpunier with aespHich. NJ
isiYp niaic ffruntruionts 10Y which we are
INV prepared iis'ittrfffah sash and sast doors
apfiHPdWnN giafY ffo Qrieruf yers' near Pen y
iand price7, nu oroplsai0 % make u the lnit li LLi
hnfao industry. With oar Shaicr we nrq III.
rseIslf3i 10 doaiiy kind circular hr irrteii.
iAr wnek nlufh heiter and cheaper than u hna
egHr be,n' done tn Albany -r .ttl4lfal
We hav0 two new grindsopcs-nne lr 4ha- s-n a rtt
Nspaclil hencht ui iliosF wistiug t9 pfliiif asft
pr tools OK any kind. farr rTUftH
iusiart VIE have spared heif1ar mOr,sg
itiiVr lu AttnE up our sliul tuf siuihE itlihlnds
~ work in uur llnc with neatntsg ehepEs4t
4ud dispatch. ana have nia rliiily rtluctiiluf
ifaas . work. e. 44l---
Nlnl t1ese improvements pa llepefhr pub
iic win aiTIl ciate and give rs j iIafLf shnra
pt fhsf patronage. tll Nalttr uill nlNRya r8 lt
iniiud on her4 viiii fotlpatent 1iteil4rSIt Z lf
ttntyto strse tiofe Nho favor u- vifh ihelr
Gsdfr%
s7sliiIiseiiau IS to wprk and pIiess gasfs
ailisfd +. CARTER 3 CO.
yl1nNu.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-16

Two hlll7groyn ptiers, driven Nv
the cold from a aereek rini l,a6yettel
coupty, Indiana, recently walked
deliberately into dwelling qh6dse
for alhe pnrpusofof Nsirrninf them
selves atThe FRO ilele heas ~ n9dl
IN ao ilin il'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-16
REWARD or MRRiT.

The tdfskfhpl teAai That aia
Preaidents, t,,lBHg lhBqHg aRPDintssH y.99lBnltqS y.9BltS "a
Smith, oi oiArkansas, Consul at st.
ThomuS,sMo 14aaiestog Itis scarcely
necessary for US TO state that Vohey
Is LinlbCoGntyJ JloE,9boingiAh&old,
est son Of our lamented Delazon
smith aiaIh bEobAt0l ofIlIFspy C,Hptl
Harper Of this city. After his apos-
taay to thsoqaiFH SFiiiisinoBHdi fRthsF
and his trpculent submission tb
Grants l5SRgdhds, lSRgg dhddssi 81 dSsSIsSSSSS Rsi aIl8
tie unkipA Vi hi%y88 sTitblo
thousand dollar greenbaekosA sAnAlpt-
ment TO gqrniggeEdsolqRM opdp 5OE
away island in the tEdpi6 aoasI odi--
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-16

IN nh HRAiahAp pBlIS gEsSe XIII thSS
other day lady NJ IIFedb tbS IfiRah iNE
the driver 70 stopRt thsIfrak eTPSS-,
ing 81 4 street, but the beig Jid pot
strike. SRs Ala lIias p9tieet Hairs. .hpit
rushed taihs aQBra ard RegRPoianss
her tongue laahieiedhe ariyspnqaisd
freely. sibe wanthdoto besst oiS ab
the first Cr6shingIialdeke had ativen
nearly to the second. Without A
word he kivAptly ast6pPedi lIS Iiasi 73il GRsIEa
hitched iiisi horse u the rear end and
pulled y ,bpck y thss sarsblSEssaiqg,
much 10 sthA.ehsgrinosf tlsa fiapgh
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-16

ON Alp, PkaR told Brother pppl
ham he liad;I RrplhsF oRanhppls dgqili
word 20 Brother Page il he didhfndt
take that aaAahshtqbbolgy he m5dli
bring hihil sbeGorsthe Chml9lge9 Bro
Page came to terms 0R IRIS Wih6s
,BrotheF Dlln6Pnf, pefhhiig J ai
wrong ioahHyJ YAH y8oa iisdsGlI, IL yiAiPkeil
back; bqtIdeelRBs II AIRqlisysSaq dia
linr. lahich .rnn. n.naiialnnLnrNllN hsIll
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Vii NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q
- IA -llf4lf f g. :. 81 . jfEjfi
'dt Please. ShtOp u sLeetle.p ada

,nF;Y0U BIN A DREXEILLNG MAN tIND
U don't SafEtfo gtB cheated Iiebbq you peter
go at dot SenueL Mtllers blaeksmit, shl2piqpInf
wagon shon, CLOSE BY der Ciifine1's schtable,
DIR Shop ydt(6Iet Petereshad nnd by, del, Wag-
onsuitDder hacks uste SO cheap AS newer was,
aint ID, Seriueli was def boss Not- shtop dare,
una ne use Nou) )bullyyI ttbet yQu0 uld III he
dohte lookout Of you see sum dlngs you donte
Want, speek ont, Semue1 %7iliwait on you, 4 pet
ybullIeS o0f Gelr9d0 nd ,9dtpiUnYgtiiY
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-16
sTATR PRINTING.


The stAte Printer, NJ. v. BroNn,
haslcompieted TIE priptiDg Of 4be
laws passed the Lust session ofithe
Legislature, together with the fur
mails, and the Aecibion8 of the Su-
preme Court judges. IIheAprinfng
has been d6neiHi & aisupeEier naiiner
and the paper used is5Sf the best,
being, in the estimatioifeof~ compe-
cent judges, of far better quality
than that suallyr- used by public
bbihtsts1 CSn5idsAhgSlthE mag6i-l
tude of the work and the care nee
-essarF-in~-its- execution, hit has been
performed with promptness and. l9isai
patch. Mr,, Br0wn, kept in, bisl seg5
ieoaonly such employees lpsli were
known to be proficient in their busi7
ness. The State Printers s d office 9iF,
,ii9M deserted and we miss tho genial,
Mart, and his corps Of prints frqm
FamohSst iis,75,Sqlem lkefcmy.it lin !,
/ lWgyS Iowa 4 las tw9, y .th6ayppiai
oranges Of PatrqRsd .oEtheael eleven;
hnndrebaUea IN .arfearsofor daesntoi
thcjN National Grange and, Why? The
probable solution 70 iIat the formers
xRo earn and pay the money have
STOPPED the supplies Of TIE aide-YaalBk
3fapmers who want to spend the mon
eg9iiTheS are abeginning@t6 learn
thatfh National SppHgse IS ah H.
,penSlfe and useless rs less apRepdAaGGe that
independent GonntSi granges}lareioll
,thatis heGessaryfor theiis purpose.
And they'afe1hgliG5 57Let'ih ih8P4tr6nsI 4
thliak md tel5y fHtHPPoAi.a, a,tAema9lyeea19 9pHadI
cease paying money to higher ghElePr;g oranges
and they will soon get.rid of;the lexr
,erescence; ind find themselves ihLa
better condition, and That a. latgeI
pei, cent. IF OH .e&pshs9s thlgy ,hs4e7
ibeeplP4ying II unnecessary D46ma3
dompd some abirk te%brl0.dr star5dj
but thatMilladooino e1iafmbnfTo Ithist
eohiple&i6n twill come hit last 6P We
mistake tho tompefiadf o45wal f&fm-i
efs9 STATE J0tSfndhd5 hWoHl 9aiE991
oiGloiY -aseze44s=s..,4sssas4sst-..4ti 80 ) ,a9s
|i gfEcRe Ream6Ht, iowa q few }1ay85hg5,5
Ia man, killed the hen that might haye
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,TPr Rev Mr'g r'gwRrraf5, 4nRaptist
pPstasiat Burnt Hills, Saratoga conn
tga wds exposed, several weeks are as
th6 iinshspslafi ihreeiliring and pn-
iafy6Taed wiysR. edHsa resigned dt'the
reisG6A ofhbis coagfsgatipus aGd
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Ip fho qiaddfs4ined offers torishlcoais igJ ord
RlCH AND FINE. Y IMPROVED FARM

of f,529acrts, Situated ten miles due, east Of Al.
banX, on the ;tir-lihe rohf Between Albany and
'scid, ei4e road cuts the farm in two parcels,
leaving 200 acres on one side and. go on the
Other thus making two beautiful and desira-
Bile fhfids 100 acresi on the onegsac us well
,itnpTQyed ana 15J on the other. The whole Is
Supplied with good timber, liHirg
Mainrapd an abupdaneeQf fruit, and IS one nf
the best gfnifi producing fatmsi Iii the fich val
layl6f tlie .f5intlalnl Al large iinel elegant.
,tlWeHlnB has Just been erected, at u cost of
s2,600 i Is sdpbiied WITH good bnrn and other
win sell on easy tQrpls s. FPr
further particulars inquire ut the DEMOCRAT
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