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TRIAL LTST-MAY TERRI ls1j.

los vankirk vs. Tho Pennn RR 90
Jas VI Lonvncere vs. SNYDER 90 Bank
ErS Linda X Rphb1ck ys u Bulonder
Jnp T. Rathburn n 20 W Ira Sayers
Jacob Greenhoa use sc " roter Thomas
W q Hcrrold W Miller n >ayers
Gillespie. Xeller h Co Ns \ ~ kOhbick
Matthias Schnce Va Ilias Straub
= Ib Boyer ys W q Herrnd n Danlei Wilmer
Isaac Beaver vs. Peter Weller
Jacob GrOss n Peter Riegel vs. Reuben klOse
n sarah kiOse
John y Smith VS. Jacob ~ rceuhoo
% Herrold W. Chis bots 4 WHO
David stahlnecker VS. Daniel uOlendsr
Galon Peters same
Newton Blchmau same
Peter Thomas VS. Christian Gross ct nj.
The above causes are at Issue and tor trial OF
May Term A, ID. l>55.
J.CROUsE, Proth'y.
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NXECCTRIN' NOTICE Letter.

Lte-iamcutary "a tn estate ~ sarah Glove
late o'tle BlrU'vf fS'iir.sroso, decd, having been
'tautcd tp tue uui"rsl ;urd, all person. kiuNiur
themselves iul"hted To- said e-ttte are requested
g. make payment without Il vlpy while those
haNiul claim, viii present them daily authcuti-
Gated hr sc,tlcmrnttn
SARAH MATILDA GLOVER.
Apr. L., IS. ExrcutriN.
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NOTICE

Sarah NJ Donald Sc, In theC. OF
". Snylcr County
John Mcdonald, Divorce.
The UNDERSIGNED Com
mls-tsuor ~ take testimony In the above stated
case, arp llut"i at Feb. Term of tins court wal
m.'t 'or the purpnso " said appointment NJ ~,
Office of T.. y. Myers, E-g., IN Mildleburg, o,
Tuesday. MAY II, lsib, At IL o'clock u. m. wte,
aud where all parties Interested may attend
they see proper, j. II. ARNOLD,
AVril 1913. Com
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4 DNvJNISTRATORS NOTICE.

v tcttors testancntary on the estate uf Rent,
min Fisher latc ot Penns township. snyder
county, pl. decd have been granted tp the
undersigned All person. knowing thcm sclyes
indebted to said cstato will please mako I'm.
mediate payment white those having claims
against said estate will present thom for set.
Element to LYDIA ii-UEE,
IETER n SNYDER,
April 5, rs. Administrators.
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LOCO AGENTS Teachers, Students, men
ami women, wanted 70 sell Crnicnuiai Ga-
Hursr o. the Z. whole Library. Boston
tlobs'-Not luxury, but u necessity. Inter
ooean-Best Selling Book Publisher Good
ray. W. want Gen, kpt. In every city oflO OOJ.
ia.
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n IINII NIN INN IVIN - Nv TVT u =
4 N Letters Of administration On tho estate OF
Isaac Hendricks late IT Union township, decd
having been Rrantri to tie undersigned, all pet.
sons knowing thtm-elvcs indebted To aaid estate
ar, requested to MAKE imurdlHte payment. wi 10,
those having claims viii present { Cm daily
authenti, atcd tor scttlomcut to
HENRY HENDRICKS,
April |, 1875. Adminlstrator.
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PETERS
MUSIC
+ o r M A Y.

Beautltulwaves Of the Season and Chorus,
stewart. -
Darling kest yor hand in Mine-song and Cho.
rus I.eoni %
Don't Forget me, Mary-song and Chorus. Per-
cy, 20
Go, False one i--Blilad Percy 20
How arc all at Home i-SOng aud Chorus Percy
Jimmie Brown, the Paper Boy-song and Choo
rus Hays IS
Jennie, the Flower of the Dell-Song and Cho.
rus HAYS. 81
Jolliest Girl In Town Song and chorus, stewart
-
q Death. whore IL thy sting l-Alicc Cary's
Death Hymn. sop. or Tenor J5c. Alto or
Bass Jjc. iiiunc'ti IS.
NY dear >u.ettc- -tlurrrcling pcut L"cocg 30
The Maiden's Nistako-Arlo,ta Glover. 30
Ny Little Dnc-Sung aud Chorus Percy. -
Put the Right Man at tho Wheel-Song and
Chorus Hays 80
sleep thou Loved Onc-Sercualc clover. 30
Sweet ana Luw-I.uliaby clover. 20
slug uo t. sleep, Mhtne r--song AMI Chorus.
stewart 30
Tho Waiting Ueart-Concort Song TORY so
Ihlnking ui Thce-liill Glover 81
waiting, !, We. tor Iheo-Sung aui Chorus.
Christie. -
When little Mamie diel-Sony aad Celrus
HAYS, IS,
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JURY LlST-MAY TERM, 1875.

GRAND JuRsns.
Beaver--Andrew ). Schambich.
Beaver W--Frank. Koch. J. !. G Williams
Centre Jas. ". Specht. uriah Weirica.
Chapman.-Ed. q. Shafcr.
Franklin. &C. Adam Bowersox, Jacob G.
llassinger.
Jackson. David Oldt.
Middleburg Benz. Bachman.
Monroe Henry :. Cochran, Thos. liet-
trick.
penns--.wm. II. Snyder. VIM. J. Wagon
seller.
Perry. Nathan hrbogast, Henry S.Schnee.
Perry W.--.Sn!omon Schrawder, Michael
Shelienburgcr.
Selinsgrove. Goo. X. Hendricks.
un;on. Isaac g. Sh1Trr, Daniel Witmqr.
washingt on. .---Thos Arbogast, Daniel 5.
Boyer. Jacob liackenburg.
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4 DMINIsTRATORs' NOTICE.

N DNIININ NN IVISo NVTTOU'-
4 \ Lcttors " Administration on the estate Of
Elizabeth Mitchell, decd late ~ Jackson township.
SNYDER county, Pa. having been granted 10 the
nndersigncd sil persons kno<i Ing tbcnnselvo In.
dehted to said estate are requested 10 maxi. im-
mediate payment, while thoae having ciaims
Will preseLt them duly su'hentic1ted for set
teiuentto CONRAD MiTCHEI..
Apr, %, rs, Administrator,
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A GREAT OFFER,

HORACE WATERS X SONS ISL BROAD.
WAY, NEW YORK, will dispose Of 100
Pianos Il Organs of first class max crs, in.
Guiding Waters, NJ Extremely Low rrices
for cash, purluG This Month, or par, cash
aud balance in small monthly payments.
WATERS New Scale Pianos, ARE tho
best made The touch elastic. ani fine
singing tone, powerful, pure and even.
WATERS Concerto ORGANS cannot ho
eHcelled in tone or beauty they defy
competition. The Concerto Stop is a fne
Imitation Of the Human Voice. Agents
wanted.
a liberal discount to Teachers. Minis
tcrs, Churches, Schools, Lodges, etc, Spc.
cial Inducements to the trade, illustrated
Catalogues Mailed.
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

sNI DIX UUI NT1,W'
To
rhilip B.hf-r, DANIEL Benser, Jacob Gross ana
Cathstin his sitc, Eno. B-ntt ?, Christian tlro.,
n Mary hts wifi. Paul Benh'r, Samuel Metzsnr \
Susn hi. wife, all rfthc county Of snyder. G.o.
Haiu- Elizabeth M. VIII. residing In Union
county "a Naury Mern widow ~ John Mor,y
de,d, X hrcca Miller widow of IsaM Miller
decd. " iuniita county Pn, wtllisn Lose and
sarah hts VII, rtsidingat Hu,k Grove. stephen.
-'n county, III heirs sni legal representative of
panici D"n'cr lat" ~ Crntr. township, Suyder
county Pcuna. deceased. GREETING
Iuu arr hereby notirri tina, Valentine Walter.
Martin !. haSsnvrt aud John Soung, the thrr,
Comiuis-ioners nominated hN the parties anl Al.
puintedhy the Court tu make partition or Nalua
ton ut the Real Estst, oft the said Dani,l Benfcr,
Il, Twin meet for tho purpose oi a,tending ~ The
duties ofthoir appointment st the late residence
uf th" sad de,'dent IN Centre towuship. on
w duc-iiy the lHh DAY ~ May, A. u. 1875, when
aud where you are requested ~ attcud II yGu sur
itop'r. j. CkDtfSE
APR. l2'75. Clerk u, G,
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AGENTS WANTED s"a ST !,es ss S''! !oi". fins'Ds. ST.
lie ever publ 'hc'i. Send Tor our extra terms
delphi "a, IA,
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100000 White Pine Shaved
Lap.Shiugles for Sale. For particulars
call on or address A. 6. HELFRICK,
Bannerville, Snyder Co.Pa.
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CROOKED BOOTS AND SHOES.

VOWS PATENT METALLIC SrIFFEN.
~ EkS keep them straight. rrrV,ut tuunIuI
mrr,"tHing nn lneNrnly on the sides, ur ripping
1 IN the stainsi make boot last haf longer. Sold
ana applied 10y Boot and Shbu Dealers and
hfcrS. everywhere, Local aud travelling Alents
wanted to Introduce, Send 20 cent. aud hrisl 'nf
| Gel for sample pair, 10 ~ LYON solo Mrcr. 4
state street, Albany, N. Y,
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Ayers
Cherry PectOral,
For Diseases Of mo Throat and Tonga.
such as Coughs. Colds, Whoou.na
Cough, bronchitis, Asthma,
aud Consumption.

Among shc great
discoveries of mpiern
science, few arc OF
more real vuluo 20
mankind than this cf.
icctual remedy for MI
diseases OF the Ihrut
AMI Lungs. A vast
trial Of It's virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that u does
- ~ ..Nf =.
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MONEY
lnYcnnMANcY or snrt rMAMMlNn.
suororys nIrLrs prsroLsIa n nrvoLvrRs,'

ofnry and every kind Send clamp
Tor tatAinsus. sdir--s Gv~ss Nt~-t~ru Cos
asa r,sis, ySsss.. raj = y a q. Pa.
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MARYLAND FARMS -,I,SSlss, I,}SP

lU.oJl acres. Ncpr railroad. Location healthy.
Titles good. Adites. wM = kiGEl.Y, AttOr.
uoy. benton, Ma,yisul.
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BOROUGH STATEMENT.

ABATEMENT OF Expenditures and
~ Outstanding taXe- ni the Borough ~ Middle.
buTg, tor the year cudin. March o., 1875.
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control them. Tho testimony of our best citi.
Sons. % all classes, establishes the fact, TIA,
CHrsRr PICTORIAL will and does rolicvc and
cure tls affecting di-Urcrs of the Throat and
Luuss beyond any other medicine. The mort
dangerOu, affections o, the Pulmonary Organs
yell TO its power; anil cases uf tOnsump-
uon, curel by this preparation. atu public
ly known. 80 refnMkable n hardly to he be.
level w-rc they not proven beyond dispute
~ \ remedy II j. adequate, on which the public
may rely f'f fiill protection. By curing Coughs.
the tOrcrunncr- OF more Serious disease, IL saves
Dnnumherc'l lives, and m siuuunt oi suffering
hot 10 I've computed. II challenges trial, and con.
vince, the most sceptical. Every family should
Keep u on hanl ~ n protection Against the early
and unperceivel attack Of Pulmonary Affections
which atc easily met NJ first, but which become
mcurable, and to- often fatal, IL neglected. Ten.
der lung. usod this defence; aud II j. Uuvi,c 20
ho without It. A. u safeguard to children. amid
the distressing diseases which bcsct tho Throat
anI Chest ~ childhood, tHrHEN HICruHAt
10 invaluable; for, by it timely use, multi
tudr, are rescued from premature graves, End
saved TO the love aud affection centred on them
L. acts speedily AMI surely again.t ordinary cudS
securing sound Rui hcllth-rcs:oring sleep. No
Juc will suffer troublesome Influenza and pain.
iUl houchitis when they know how easily
uiry can be- cured.
Originally the product of long, laborious, md
,icccs-iu chemical investigation, NO cost or toll
Is spared in making every bottle In tie utmos,
possible perfection. II NAV loo confidently 70.
lied upon ~ possessing all the virtues II has ever
exhibited, aud capable Of pruluciug cut"s us
memorable Us the greatest II has ever clccGcd.
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a FORTUNE IN n. Every family buys IL.
IA sold BY hsenis Address, %. :. wALKxR.
Erie, Pa.
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A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Mar, Is rs
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9D0 Daily ia Agents. 81 new articles snd tho
0bU beet y. mily iaret In america, With two
.S M Chrome, tree. An M'f0 CS., 40 Broad
way. Ny,
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During snow storms their food has
always been timothy hay, fed at the
rate of about two pounds per day for
each sheep, and l am careful to see
that they get water to drink. as the
their food is all dry. never salt
their hay nor feed them salt when the
ground is covered with snow. My
sheep do better when the ground is
covered with snow. in winter, than
when it is bare, although their past
ure is good. as then they will eat hay
more freely Especially the young ones)
and it is more nutritious than grass in
winter. -
Mining interests in Lower Califor-
mia are looking up considerably. Two
old miners. Milligan s. O'Reilly. have
made very rich discovery near San
Rafael, which promises fabulously.
On the morning of the 14th inst. an
individual whose name is not given
hired horse of Manning & Ish. of
Jacksonville, to go to Phenix with,
promising to be back that evening.
He failed to respond at the appointed
time. however, and Sheriff Manning
started in pursuit the following day.
The Sheriff found that his man had
sold the horse to II. Casey. of the
Mountain House, for $25, and had
taken it afoot to California. Although
he adopted several strategic maneuvers
| to throw those pursuing off the track,
the Sheriff captured him on the other
side of Yrekl, ana is Oh his way back
| with him.
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Ingalls, offered an amendment INSTRUCT
ing the Secretary of the Treasury to pay
the treasurer of the CherolSeeS &200.000
from the trust fund, to be used in pur-
chasing breadstuffs for said Indians, VINO
lost their crops by grasshoppers. Agreed
to.
coInmiffef of the whole and resumed the
consideration of the revenue Dill, me
question being on the motion 10 str1ke
ont the horizontal tariff sect:on
Clymer opposed the whole bill, ana dc
clared that with economy III the admln1s-
tIption of the Government there would be
no necessity for increased taxation.
Schoield supported the Dill as q COM
promise measure.
The appointed time having expired, the
debate on the motion to strike out the OIL
sect ion closed, and n vote was taken. re-
suIting in the defeat OF the motion. 1eas
9j, nays 1U3.
The debate was protracted. The COM
mittee rose for the purpose OF limiting
debate on the fifth section. Debate then
limited to one hour. House as5aln resolved
itself into committee of the whole.
The 9th and last section, eXemptlng
| merchandise on ships bound to The Unite!
| States on the 10th of February, and such
| merchandise as is in airy pubic store at
| the date OF the passage OF the acr, from
| the duty provided in the bill, was then
read.
After some debate the committee rose
without having reached conclusion.
| At O'Clock all legislative business was
| suspended and eulOgieS were delivered on
| the late deceased members. j. B. Rice, OF
| Illinois, a. II. Croker, OF massachusetts,,
| Hooper, of Massachusetts, and NerSee. o1
Maine after which the House adjourned
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2s, 1a7
AGENTS for the Register.
Yaqratna Railroad.

The citizens of our neighbor county,
Benton, are apparently all alive to the
interests involved in the building of
the long talked of and fondly hoped for
narrow guage road to connect the
county seat, Corvallis. with deep water
at Yaquina Bay. Mass meetings are
being held all over the county in the
interest of the road, when eloquent
gentlemen portray in fervid language
the many benefits to accrue TO the
people of Benton and adjacent counties
through its early completion. Our
neighbors of Benton are not blessed
with an overabundance of wealth suf-
fcient to engage in an enterprise of
such magnitude rs the building and
equipping of fifty miles of railroad,
even though it be narrow guage.
without more or less cramping them
selves financially, for time at least !:
but we are inclined to think, from the
liberality already displayed in cheer
fully giving so largely of their sub
stance in aid of their pet project, that
as people they have the nerve and
will, added to an unconquerable and
indomitable energy that will lead them
TO the verge of economy, if through
the exercise of such economy, they
can see the successful accomplish
ment ofa project of SO great impor-
tance to The future of the county. And
there is hardly a limit to the under
takings of people who are earnestly
working together for a purpose. The
people of Linn county are not uninter-
ested spectators in this enterprise. A
rail- Dad to Yaquina Bay will be OF
vast benefit to her citizens, which they
win not be slow to improve. And,
as we have before remarked, as our
people are to be more or less benefited
by such an improvement, they should
lend it helping hand and we believe
they win generally extend liberal aid
when called upon. We assure the
citizens OF Benton that they have the
best wishes of the people on every side
of them for successful issue in their
great undertaking.
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hair iinmeiiafcly often renews the
growth, and always surely restores its
color, when faded or gray. 1t stimulates
the nutritfve organs to healty activity,
and preserves both the llairand its beauty.
Thus brashy, weak or siclSly hair becomes
glossy, pIiable and strengthened; lost hair
regrows with lively expression: faihng
hair 10 checked and Established; thin natr
thiclSens; and faded or gray hair resume
their original color. Its operation IL sure
and harmless. 1t cures dandrun, heals all
humors, and keeps the scalp cool. clean
and soft under W hicll nditions, diseases
OF the scalp are Impossible.
As a dressing for ladies' hair, the VIGoR
Is praised for its grateful and agreeable
perfume, and valued for the soft lustre
and richness of tone 1t imparts.
PREPARED BY
1 DE. u. GsAYER M Goes MOwGzls Masses
Practical and Analy ytical Chemists.
50 Sold BY all Druggists and Dealers IN
Medtcine. ayTX
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE

Gold i'll New York 114I.
Legal tenders S71a@S5A.
Wheat 66 cents.
Flour. 81 1919 p sack.
Oats 40 cents.
Butter 25&37 &c as to quality.
Eggs 20 cents.
Potatoes $l-a good article scarce.
Apples, green. retailing from stores
at 50 &c per box.
Chickens. s. 5O@3 2 dozen.
Hams 13ac; shoulders &c; sides
lie q Id.
Lard, in 1otb cans, 81 25; in bulk,
10c q h.
White beans 4c e tb.
Onions scarce-nominally 81 30 per
bushel from stores.
Beet, OH foot. 4c; pork, 5IIsc; NUT
ton sheep. per head, s..
San Francisco quotations give :
Wheat. ST 45@1 57a z 100 lbs ;
flour. extra. s5@5 25; oats, 81 759
l so; potatoes, 81 75@1 So.
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A passenger over the New York &
New Haven Railroad was robbed of
about $16, 600. He sued the Company
for the amount, and on the 10th was
awarded 4 verdict, the court holding
that the company must protect its
patrons A few more such verdicts
against railroad corporations, and rail-
road travelling win be rendered some
what safer and pleasant.
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a letter received at Sioux City, by
the editor of the Times. from the party
that left that city for the Black Hills
in October last, says the party, thirty
in number. are comfortably quartered
near the center of the Hills; have had
no trouble with Indians I; have plenty
of grub, and are prospecting with sue.
cess. This is the first reliable news
received from the party.
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Southern oregon Mines.

From the Jacksonville Sentinel of
the 10th, we learn that the excitement
with regard to the new discoveries of
rich silver and gold bearing quartz
continues unabated; in fact it seems
to gather in volume as new discoveries
are reported from day to day, and the
Sentinel remarks, ''should the pleasant
weather we are now enjoying continue
a few days longer, our town will be
almost deserted, as everybody who can
leave business, talks of taking to the
mountains John Howell, of Ash
land, and party have taken up claims
on ledge near Kerbyville, which they
have every reason TO believe is Galice
creek lead. and have gone to work in
full force and will soon send lot of
rock to the mill. Ore taken from the
9ank ledge has been tested by the
most practical method-a mill test.
Two of these tests, of 25 pounds each,
from ore picked up at random on the
ledge, gave an average yield of $5S-
one yielding $3S and the other $7S,
one part silver and two parts gold, or
an average of $5s, as above stated.
The rock contains small portion of
copper, which is generally believed to
indicate permanence and richness both.
The Elizabeth mill (Beekman &c Co..
started up on the 18th, and as every
thing worked well it was expected the
mill would make the first clean up''
in about a month. One great aid in
the successful working of mines on
Galice creek is the abundance and
eheapness of materials TO work with.
Wood is only put at So per cord, with
shaft and tunnel timbers at proper
donate prices, while labor can be Sc
cured in abundance at lower rates
than in almost any other mining camp
of the kind on the coast. Provisions
are also said to be cheap and plentiful.
and there seems to be no reason why
money should not soon be plentiful
and times easy in that whole region.
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The table of-sewing Machine Sales for
1873 shows hat our sales last year Ann
ounted TO 232 .444 two hundred and
thirty two thousand, four hundred and
orty-four) Machines, being a large in
crease over the sales OF the previous year
(lS72.l
The table also shows that our sales Ex-
ceeM those of amy other COinRIaMys for
the period named, by the number of I Ia. !.
204 Machines. or nearly double those of
any other Company.
1t NAV be further stated that the sales
of 1873, as compared with those of 1872
show q relatively larger increase, beyond
the sales of other makers, than of any
other year.
For Instance in 1872 we sold 45 900 more
Machines than any other Company, where
as, in 1873, he sales were
I13,26A Machines Sra Excess of our
Highest Competitor.
These figures arc all the more remark
able, for the reason that the sales of The
principal Companies in 1873 are less than
their sales fn 1872: whereas, as has
been shown, Our saies have largely
The account of sales is from s'Uorn Tetstrns
made TO the owners fthe Sewing Machine
Patents.
It will hardly be denied, that the superi-
ority of the SINGER MACHINES is fully
demonstrated at all events that their
popularity in the household is unques-
Increase
Name of No. Sold. or
sinser Mneains1 sfg s sis in Reereds
Secor S. NJ. Co.. 81 $3.50 % S,6I9
w. & w. Mfg Co.. ia ,0SS 1I9. 100 De. 81 .89S
domestic 5. NJ. Co.. 1854 40.1l4 " $40
Grover & Baker Co. 81, ,Gl0 36,lT Z" 1851
Weed S. NJ. Coz. A., IA 21,769 " 20,675
Wilson s. NJ. Co... 22,666 2l.247 90 1,4I9
How Machine Co. mo returEsl
Wilcox & Gibbs Co. %, ,639 1881 's HISS
American b. Fl Co. 1880 I4.IS2 :" 4,74s
Florence s. NJ. CO. 1878 $3.50 % 6,s33
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO.,
"a Union Square, New York.
TITUS BROTHERS,
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JOHN $. CA1N, sec'y.

Hereafter, ali communications reIalIngg egg
TO the undersigned. and pledge myself
that the Drawing shall come on reurula,y ..l.,.,y
27th or that every dollar paio lor l llchess
shall be returned. ,x..
q. M. BRIGGS, Agent and Manager.
leoort, 4 PstbiSc Lfbyur,y 5tttdt''Q, ANpssts.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-02-26

A CARD-s1,OOO REWARD
TTNHE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE CIV
i en- to any one proving that the sales OF
the SINGER do not exceed all others Dy
thousands upon thousands. While all the
other old companies sales IN 1873 decreas-
ed the SINGER increased wonderfully,
and keep at the head, where it always Is
and should be.
Albany, Or, Sept. Is, 1874.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-02-26
The following table shows how the
people Of the United ssates spend theig

An appropriations win probably
pass Congress, giving $50, 600 for turn-
in0 the San Diego river into False
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-02-26

On the 10th inst, S. J. Mcmillan
was elected U. S. Senator by the
Minnesota Legislature. the vote being
81 for Mcmillan to 81 for Lochren.
The Senator elect is present Chief JUS
tice of the State Supreme Court is a
man of ability and unimpeachable in
tegrity, and always has been Repub-
lican. Having occupied position on
the bench many years, he has not
been an active participant in politics.