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A French roIsonlnr rn.e.

! a horrible ailhir IL reported from
PerlgueuX, which will shortly he
brought before the Bordeaux courts.
The facts are these one Garrlgue-, a
rIch peasGntof the village Of 81. Julien,
Lampoil, was ambitious that biz only
son should become a doctor, andalmost
ruined himself by educating him for
seven years IA Paris, When Young
GarrlPues came home he found his
| father And mother completely cs.
tranged from one another The mother,
whose misconduct was notorious, man.
aged TO get her son to side with her,
and the domestic strife was still further
embittered. Shortly altcrward DR..
Garrigues married aud went to live at
Roc in the department OF Lot, and at
The same time his mother left her hus-
band, and did not return for six
months but from tlme.1o time she
Went 10 her home TO see secretly
an old aunt who lived with
| her husband. In January, 1874,
one Of these interviews occurred,
and the same evening Garrigues COM
planned OF having been nearly pois-
oned by some JoWlioa. Part OF the
soup was seized, and chemical
analysis proved It to be strongly inn
pregnated with arsenic. In March
Nine. Garrigues went home of her
own accord. Fresh scenes ensued, and
Garrigues was on one occasion pun
ished by the Correctional Police for
beating his wife, on the evidence of
those who are now accused of poison
ing the old man. After this young
Garrigues introduced u man to his
mother, who took up his quarters Mt
her house and became her lover This
man invariably took his mistress part
In the frequent quarrels which she had
with her husband, and more than once
threatened to kill him. DR.. Carrigues
was next condemned TO support his
father, who was now completely ru.
ined, The young man on leaving the
court exclaimed, ~ shall not pay the
money long" ThenCeforward threats
of death against the old man became
more frequent. AT the end of Septem-
Der, 1874, the accused in the absence of
the elder Garrigues, dined together OIL
a hare, aud put by two plates of food
for the father, which he ate when he
came in. Scarcely had he done so
when he was seized with vomiting fits,
and within fortnight he died. A few
hours after his death he was placed in
n coffin made by Eme. Garrigues' low
er, who stamped on the poor mans
body to get ii into the shell The same
night the curtains of the deceased
mau's bed Were burnt, and the most
indecent scenes occurred in the house.
A report of the poisoning spread
abroad, Garrlgues' body was exhumed
and a quantity of arsenic found in the
intestines. The widow Garrigues, her
son, and four other persons were
promptly arrested. During the din
structlon,N Dr. Garrigues tried twice to
escape, and alterward feigned mad
ness. All the accused stoutly deny
their guilt with the exception Of the
widow, who has made part ial CON
fesslon.
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worth cent It's no good rs time
piece any way.n "Maybo you haven't
got It fixed IN u good place, - said Ills,
YES | have,n replied PitmAn. "But
] tell you II wont work, There must
be something wrong about tn "Nu;
It's In perfect ordern said Mills, "Did
you ever time 1t hy your watch ~
"CertNnly | dld, I've stood close 10 Il
n hundred times exactly nj the even
hours, and the cusspd thing has never
struck the time onreti 'Neroiill
Moses Why you didn't expect II 90
strike the hours, did you? Thunder
Why u don't strike, OF COURSE. II has
no works inside "rhnps whnt gete
me, said pi,man. az faint got no
lnsides, how's IL goln' to 20 :" "ML
Pitman, where have you located that
suu-dial ? In the garden ~ Garden
be gracious, no What ito want with
a time-piece in the garden ? It's hung
In the settin room agln the wall, -
Then Mills explained 1t to him, and
Putnam has since exchanged his sun
dial for four-dollar clock.
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Attorneys nt Law.

ID. NJ, Hayes 20i Commerce street, Dallas
Texas. Special attention paid TO land
claims. ianOdtf
John NJ. Stcmmons, Attorney at Law, No
100 North side Public Square, upstairs.
OCt9D.dtf
Aldredge Geo. N, lOj Main street, near
Courthouse. IL
Carleton ], H., over China Hall, No. ION
Main street, with Leigh IL Carurs, II
-, Downs n Jenkins Courthouse, opposite
Clerk Office. Il
Mccoy & Mccoy, ofiice south side OF Court
house square. n
rhurmond n Ray, once corner Main and
Jefferson streets, near Courthouse, u
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Notanes public and conyeynnccrs.

Peak w. W., ONCE northeast room In the
Courthouse. II
Special attention given to taking Deposit
lions, executing Deeds, Bonds, Powers OF
Attorney, Deeds OF Trust, ETC., etc, Office
Northeast room in Courthouse.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.

W, &, Siokles Il Co., GrocerS and dealers I'm
produce, No. Ol6 Elm street, corner of poy'
draS. nOv2dtf
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Dcn,aI SURGEONS.

DR.. j. " McGec, Dentist, graduated In the
Baltimore Dental College In 1874. once re-
moved TO southeast corner Elm and Lamar
streets, over kuhn's clothing store. ly
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-12

xXrE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w uupstGl to Announce Wm. y. hhr,
Syood US II candidate ior District Clerk OF
Dallas County, AZ the February ele'uoh.
pXrE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w uuested TO announce Pi"rrc "a
trict Clerk Of Dallas County at the ensuing
election,
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pnyslcians aud smrgcons,

j. II, Gibbs, NJ, d., II. IL. Boswell, NJ. D.,
Physicians and Surgeons. Special attention
given TO diseases and deiormities OF eye and
ear ONCE over Wohl's store, GA Elm street,
novelist
Munday j. c., NJ. D., Office over Wheat's
store, Main street, Office hours, 0 am, to
pm, II
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For District Judge.

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w uuosted TO announce Hon, Nat. NJ
Burford az u candidate for Judge. of n,
Eleventh judicial District, composed Of tht
counties Of Dallas and ELLIS, nj the ensuing
election.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w questsd toannounce George n. AID
redge, ny a candidate for County Attorney
OF Dallas County, at the ensuing election,
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w ouested to announce Col0nei ~ W., w.,
Patriek rs q candidate i9r H JTssSe county,
Peace for Precinct No. ], OF palihs ou"n''
nj the ensuing election. |
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GRANGE OF TIME,
ON AND AFTER .as.
SUNDAY, MAY 30, 1876
ALL POINTS NORTH AND FAsT.

Inquire for Though tickets ana rates 10 all
important points NJ the Texas and Pacific
Railway office, corner Lamar street and Pa
elmo avenue. .ag aaW sgsl '.gM
Borths aud Statorooms In Pullman Palace
sleeping CnrS can be secured NJ NIL hours OF
the day, on application to a.. H.. Thomas
Ticket Agent. fty s,f ..,.L.sa l.s,Yl
GEO. NOZZLE,
'NtN General superintendent
W. H! NEWMAN, No irltiiiAsu itfA YEN
GAneri,l parrans-v AGENT. hhi .nNiiad
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AVE- ARE AUTHORIALD M mn,
w auested to announce Major, ~, G" ~ the
psace' PrecInct No. /, Dallas County at the
next election. --------.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE,
w uuested to announce R0bt, III. West
as n candidate for County Judge OF Dallas
County az the ensuing election.
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x,vE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w auested to announce C3lon'ei 81 f. me N,
pnace az Precinct No. /, Dallas county AZ
the ensuing election.
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NArE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w qursted TO announce a. W. NOMlin
AZ Il candidate for County Judge OF Dallas
County, mt the ensuing election
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UrE ARE AUTHORIZED ANn RE- ..s.
w quaeted to announce Eya IN, " po Sra, 70,
ss caadate lOr IsS County, at the ensu
NO election. -----------
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For County Clerk .

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w duestrd TO announce Captain AleN
HARDWOOD rs Il candidate for County ClerB
of the County of Dallas NJ the ensuing eieo
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NlrE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w auestcd To announce W. 4, Holland
as Il candidate FOR the House Rrpresc MIA
tiyps from Dallas county, AZ the ensuing
alppIiOu,
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81 hi SEV tia~es II WORKING people q both
sdxes. young and old, make mere ~ =, nlonsy y
,,,eir snare ID ments. of all their tmo, than
a. any thing else. Wa. offer employment
sfs,sS xsil bay handsomely for every hours
work. Fpll particulars terms, ste-' ssp
ISIev. Now IL the time. Don't hook tr
svcrf or business elsewhere, until you have
earned gEet We ofIer. e. srkSsss2 ,: g -
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WYE ARE AUTHOSlHED AND RE
w uuested 10 announce A, n. ozark ~ Il
candidate To represent Dallas county AS Rep
resentUtlVe In the Legislature.
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..xrE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w ouested to announce J. g. steven,
ESQ. as a candidate for Justice OF the reroI
for Prs cinct No. /, at the ensuing
election. ----
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NXTE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w uuested to announce John ~. COrh-
ran rs Il candidate Tor the House OF Repre-
sentatives, from Dallas county ~ the ehsu'
InU election.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w ouested to announce w, W. penk az
n candidate for Justice OF the fenee 10,
cinot No !, Dallas county NJ the
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xru ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
NJ apasted to announce NJ. v. Cole. as
candidate for Treasurer of Dallas County
al the ensuing election. &c.
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WE ARE AUTHORlzED AND RE
w qucsted to announce Ed. q. Bower
as IA candidate for County Judge of Dallas
County, ut the ensuing election.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w uuested to announce w. II. PrntheT
80 & candidate for Collector OF TaSes Oh the
Gonkty of Dallas, at the ens0ing elec'ion'
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FOR city Marshal.

FOR city Marshal, \. b !, :,
WE ARE AUTHORIZED. AND W "
wv gpested e q. ap 1sy Ms,, m al me cleo.
lion in April next. ~ fe =
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AWE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w uuested to announce 5nS' y. Goou'
might AS candidate Tor the once OF As 's',
sor of Taxes for Dallas County, at the ens"-
iuu aJpptipn.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND h ~ {
w auested to announce J. n. ogden ms ns
Candidate for Assessor and Collector OF p"i'
las City, at the ensuing election III Ai'n.
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II rHE SOLICITATION on a LARuF
n number ut cltiIons III both countleA
BOnn Henry brown II 4 candidate l1l ih'
Stnte senate from the Thirteenth District
,oIn posed OF Dallas aud Ellis counties.
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1YrE AaE AUTHORISED AND RE,
w ouestad 10 announce 4. II. d. An
drey,s as a candidate for Assessor OF IaxeS
of the County OF Dallas at the ensuing eioc'
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@SyE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 AN
w nounce Major james Il. Barley;
as Il c5Hdidnte for reelection To the once OF
Shorts Gf Dallas county, at the ensuing
AlnoIiQn.
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GAZE ARE AUTHORIZED AND re
w quested to announce Jerry Nj.
grAHn US n candidate for Sheriff OF Dallas
County Mt the ensuing election,
WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w auestad TO announce W. NJ Noon as
Candidate for Sheriff OF Dallas County at the
uuNt election.
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surveyor.

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w ouested to announce II. M. Cooke az
a candidate for re-e'eoiion for County sur sur
yeyor of Dallas county, Mt the ensuing eie'
tinn
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w qussted tonnnounce Holm NJ. HoWeii
as A cardLsate for Collector of Taxes FOR Dal'
ms rounty, at the ensuing election.
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EYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w Gupsted to announce JAS. III. Mhthi'
as a candidate for Asses or OF Taxes Oh th'
sonnty of Dallas at the next election.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w uuestod to announce John w. Bowen
rs n candidate for Sheriff of Dallas County
Mt the ensuing election.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED All i.,. III,
w auested to announce Frank i nS col.
rs n candidate for City Assesso, "HnriI q
leetor, az the ensuing election o'
IS-n
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I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w ouested to announce Captain WIN;
al x.mu,On as n candidate for Assessor OF
GInljas Comfy at the next election
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY
COURT.
WeAnesdNy leeember SLh, ~.

The state OF Texas, County of Dallas. In
County Court, November term A. u. 1875.
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FOR collector OF Taxes.

I'VE, ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w uuested TO announce John IA. core as
A candidate for Collector of Dallas county, al
AhC ensuing election.
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Every description Of legal Job work done
at galveston prices at THE HERALD
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND III
w oussted to announce A. IL. nardln'
as a Candidate for Constable OF PIeci iinn Nv
/ Dallas Comfy, at the ensuing electloh.
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CITY Attorney
-vyrE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w nnasted 10 announce Barnett Gibbs
os n candidate for City Attorney, the eiec-
ton to be held in April next
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WYE ARE AUTHoRlzEp AED hE-
w auested to announce II. n. =. Nien o.,
rs candidate for Constable Tor frecluo' I'VE
/, at the ensuing election. q i L-.-------..--
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CITY Assessor ana Collector.
WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
cand Hdsss for City Ass essor and Collector
at the ensuing municipal election IN ApIii
next.
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vo~ CoustnbIe PRECINCT No. 1.

xxrr ARE AUTHORIZED AND RI,
w ouested 10 announce capt. stephen
sIudson as a candidate for ConstaDie ior
pran,not M / Mt the ensuing election.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-12

"NIax Adeler' contributes a healthy
laugh to the New Year in the follow
inc amusing episode: Old Mills, the
opfican at New Castle, sold sun.dial
to Pitman, few weeks ago, with the
assurance that it was quite a reliable
time-keeper About q fortnight after,
ward Pitman called at the shop and
said: ,Say, Mills, that sun-dial is not
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-02-04

cation, to thereby call attention to the In
dispensable cloth model which accompanies
every one Of your patterns. Judge from
rny own extensive aequaantance that there
are thousands like Mrs. Bristow, who 0re
strongly prejudlced against paper patterns,
from having endeavofed 20 use unreliable
ones. But L have never known a single
instance in which these laing your patterns
At, by following the directions given.
with many thanks for the assistance yo,sr
patterns and ssWoRLD or FAsHfoNss are
giving 10 the perplexed seaanstresses all
over die country, remain your well-wisil-
er and sahsCftbeE E1IIEI. LYNN.
From A. Burdette Smiths World of
Fashion.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-02-04

Tn 1859 or go Messrs. Joshua James
and James Hargraves left Carmi for
New Orleans, having in charge load
of chickens, eggs, etc, which they were
going to sell in their then best market.
1t was quite trip to that city in those
days and the journey was fraught with
many dangers. In due time Mr..
James returned, but Mr.. Hargraves did
not. Mysterious forebodings were IN
dulged in by his friends, and many
dark theories were advanced to account
for his absence. Time passed on and
Mrs. HargraSe, thinking her husband
married MIR. Randolph, and alter his
death she married her third husband,
Mr.. John AIRY, with whom she is at
present living. Last week Mr.. Har-.
graves returned and all theories ad-
vancing foul play have been, blasted.
We have not heard any reason, nor do
we know that Mr.. II. gives any, tor bis
.protracted absence; neither have, VIC
heard that he will claim his vic, but
undoubtedly he will discover many al
terations in affairs compared to the con-
dition of Cartni fifteen years ago
Caynsi Courier.
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There are two singular patrons of
the police station IN Springfield, Massa-
chusetts, father and son, of whom the
Union thus speaks: ssWhen the old
gentlemen gets into limbo the son ap-
pears and proceeds to read him long
lecture on the sin OF drinking and its at
tendant evils, usually winding up with
Sits good enough for you. / have
done all that son could do to make
you live properly and you have no one
TO blame but yourself" Money is
raised TO pay the old mans fine, and
then the son takes his turn at getting
drunk AID smashing things. Straight
way the father appears at the station
house, aud with q benign expression
on his countenance, plaintively inquiries:
6 Is this the example which, have set
you, and am Ito be thus repaid for all
my watchful care and tenderness ?''
The family pay the sons fine, and then
it's the old mans turn. ~. as So
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when Louise was in Florence she visited
his studio, and repeated her visit num-
bcr of times during her stay, Informing
Connolly that if she had remained there
any length of time she would have made
him give her lessons in his art and hers.
Such is the story, royal romance in
real life, real romance of royal lite.
Lorne lives and has a bard time of it,
while the Princess perhaps enyies the
Cannon's plebcian position and his un-
won lore. Margaret is niarr;ed, and
Lorne is nothing to her, only presence
which has passed away, dream fer
gotten in the light of latter days. Duck
worth is on his way TO power and posi-
tion, the only one who secured any Thing
IN the issues of the royal row. TO him
fell theprize.
Tie Prince Of Wales wi1tsoon be in
Lucknow.-E.rchaage. No doubt he
will have Dellii-tful time.-St. Louis
Republican. Let US hope he won't
experience any Agra-vating delays on
the route Chicago Times. Nor at
tempt any Pun.jaubs among the foot
hills OF the Himalayas- Cincinnati
Commercial Such jokes are enough
to make the lair ofa sHiBdostan eson
end. We Begnm to stop.-It,dionop
olis Journal, If the Prince heard that
he'd rajah'round Madras March hare.
The man who said it would BeiIares
end, and that's what's tire -hlahratta:
his life would't be worth Pondicherry
CT 111 q H.,
what might happen TO him; he'd
Singapore song before Wales pnt his
Ceylon him for GoodgenaI. = L,tsr-
Ocean. Dhar you see punsters Hona-
whar path. Allahabad% lot of Jokes;
you'd Goa good way to Findoh worse,
though it Mazeemas far as ycu Kahn
sehee that these are Jessuspoor. Hoe
sungabad song? Houpur fectly mon
strous to say that he lost money on q
Thibet when he had Bengal hunting
with his Kurnool. We are Indiaignant.
Buddisthis all l.? Will Good-albert be
coolie received when Neshal Koomhak
to England to see his Poormuzzer
Nosaree i-Neao York Graphic.
Koomarond again have you, Lakabad
nickel. Howdall you This is Toomats.
Nowsahar. You Malaya'ronnd and
hold Caucasus and tune your loot and
no one 10 Hindia. But we don't want
any more such Shaking not to say
Dampoor jokes as those. 1t really
looks like Assyrias case of "Hydera"-
phobia. Azfnhr for his 'spoormuzzer.' .
Brown is Nussingur. She's Gundava
good time. Yual know, moreover, he
has gone t. Aseerghurl. aud Goodhan
he is at that Wuk, as any of you Pun
airs. pasuraun the later Ocean.
Who Cawnpore over these a-Bombay-
BILE Goa-ks without feeling as Sadras
an undertaken, out of sympathy for the
unfortunate Albert Edward Futteh-
poor fellow is the Prince. lie may
stay at home; and Bradlauge will howl
at him; or he Magoeway, and the ed
itors will couple his name with exc
cradle puns. Wales, old pard, we
Pittie you!
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-02-04

a correspondents writing from F'atis
tells this: A new and magnificent orr
nament in the window Of Samper, on.
the Rue de Ia Paix, late jeweller to the.
Queen of Spain, attracts a crowd at aif
hours of the Gay. II is diadeFn. the
front formed Of peacock's head, neck.
and wings in diamonds, while the fan
shaped tail, also in diamonds, rises be-
bind. Tho eyes of the tail feathers are.
composed of immense diamonds. tho
stalk and filaments being iii small stones
FTomsthe heak tliere hangs an irnme1se,
pear-shaped pearl. The head and neck
are TO come just over the brow Of wear
or, while The glittering wings curve,
round the temples. This gorgeous but
somewhat barbara ornament Is intend
ed for wealthy Russian Princess.
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Ka SIl0IO.


- 45 or = 5. WOULD RESPECT
- A; ise 0f Aa.,.ass aaa ~ y
rFsafk@ nm Nhe liberal pMaaglAMss - gS ~ ~
Ses On ss1 ki1ean 1ssrK1 As9r Ele
100 fIsSlfHfnstt ezEe1es31efN5 allu
$500 ~, sSs1 1kS fz1 t0sgzs % s..s 9sss-
~ = S ssfs5S fisflS, next door TO 1ayi0r kr9s
1n AA1ssA & 4,1s@ 4st%ss ID - .sser JOE WEBBER.
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Nothing 0f tile kind Ia apprehepg1es1f
at present, but If Mrs. Twain should be-
called away we hope that she will leave
her Mark in the world Do,s6esSE
Vescs.
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Raising and Moving Buildings.

UTE THE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO
wv announce TO the citizens OF Albany and
surrounding country that. having supplied onr-
selves with the mecessSsry machinery for rails
ing and removing buildings. ready at all
times to receive orders for such work, which
we viii do in short eorier at lowest rates. We
guarantee entire satisfaction in all work under
orders left at the REGISTER office promptly
attented to. Apply to.
Or, April -. 1875. 2sv7
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-02-04

The dentists epitaph: g He is filing
his last cavity !, !. J. 8
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-02-04

now Miss Duane Lost her Best Cnsso-
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