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Middletown transcript., 1876-02-19

LlpPrNcoTT's MAGAzINE.-The 6rst
article in the March number Of this
popular magazine is a continuation of
the valuable series Of papers on The
Ccntury-its Fruits and its Festival, :"
and treats of Past Expositions, show
ing the origin and growth of Exhibi.
tions in the past. The article in ques-
tion embraces a number of Exhibition
Buildings. including those Of Paris and
Vienna "Skerches of India" hand
somely illustrated. are continued. with
increasing interest Rebecca Harding
Davis contributes a striking description
of our "Life-Saving Stations" in
which she vividly pictures the dangers
Of our coasts. and the valuable service
performed by the brave men employed
by the Government to save life and
property from the wrecks that occur
with such frequency. "The Eutaw
Flag" by Revolution. which takes its
title from that old relic Of our war for
Independence. the flag borne by Col.
VIM. Washington's corps. and now
preserved by the Washington Light
Infantry Of Charleston. Lady Blanche
Murphy's article on Convent Life and
Work" gives the reader an inside glance
at convent life. aud describes the good
work performed by the Nuns and Sisters
Of Charity; the writer is evidently
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+ Charles jackson, ofChisiana
result used pouste and Phillips
than
Mr. H Jordan of chrstana Hundred says:
used two your Poudree and found equal the best
to his advantage t all
Mr. Moore, eek Hundred says:
vigorous growth believe greatly % added TO- the
results I two tons for wheat @ this ai m ~ "
Ex-sherf LewsA Armstrong says:
Your Poqdree
ny % sS'1 m ha,s & ss' Of & ms for my wheat % would use this fall You
Hon Holcomb Speaker Representatives., says:
@ harvested s os I ,g pP bushels % wSs @ % Ss R sr 0" p0ade the
Michael @ Mullen near Ta1eyvine Brandywire Hundred
9 5 % e used & and eaeey @ & recommend M farmers for
yield eve grown - NV y ~ ~
John Dunno Brandy wine Hundred says:
seps5sa sss ha1 S s sa the high h priced pospha &
George Savage, OF Castle Hundred says
Pondrte
Smallest y S farmers Goee5 G % rns 9s ps which it sold brings within Thin the
of grain and vegetables largesa '
used three poudree satisfactory
used on my truck and the result has been large
the best things mt on the
hills satisfactory. would recon-
mend itas cheap and useful fertilizer
m used poasas % wheat and
Vim H.. Reynolds sofP Hundred saws:
spring and am clad to be able
exceeded cheapest NHse in the
sS' can therefore s esdg Rpns seon n
mend farmers generally ~ S ~
samul Boadbsnt tofM Hundred saws
used
se sss % ss ss farmer" one Of the hest and think decidedly tbs
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Ook AS0hsesAsB - " nhD8sOos
According to the Commercial the car build
ing industry in that city is quite active.
Considerable new work is being done, and
not little repairing. The near approach Of
the centennial exhibition is attributed as the
immediate cause Of the activity, but the
bailders state that their orders are such as in
dicate mere than mere spasmodic demand.
They express the opinion that the bottom has
been reached in the depression Of their busi-
ness, and anticipate better times in the future.
The factories are not yet running up TO their.
full capacity, but the prospects are that they
will do so within a limited period of time.
The heaviest orders on hand at present are
from the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bal
.timore, and the new line between Pbiladel-
,phia and New York.
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Business Iotals.

This is to notify the public that am clos
ing out LADIES' FALL AND WINTER
DRESS GOODS at cost.
CIV. W. NAUDAIN.
NOTICES. or 10 Head of Cattle taken to
feed. Good feed ard attendance, but no
risks. THos CAvENDER.
feb12-2w
Economy is the true road to wealth." not
only economize in great, but in small things.
If you have never studied this law, begin by
buying few bars of that famous "Wilming-
ton City Soap" it saves time-saves clothes
saves money.
New Orleans and Porto Rico Molasses,
Choice Sugar Loaf Drips and Sugar House
Syrups, at S. N. REYNOLDS.
Every one that has tried Moore Bros full
pound Wilmington City Soap" has given
it the preference.
Rumford's Yeast Powder the best in the
market, for sale by S. N. REYNOLDS.
1t is an acknowledged fact that Moore &
Bros full l6 ounce wilmington City Soap
is cheaper than any other.
The best Mince Meat, pounds for rs cents
Cash, at s. M. REYNOLDS.
A full pound, the "Wilmington City Soap
is made of pure material, and contains no in
furious substance, ask your grocer for it.
Raisins, Prunes, Citron, Dried Fruits, Cam
ned Goods, new and fresh, at s. NJ. REYNOLDS
Peterson's best Buckwheat; Turks Island,
Ashton, Ground Alum and Rock Salt in store
and for sale by s. NJ. REYNOLDS.
Sleds, Wheelbarrows, Express Wagons and
Coaches, at RICES.
Fine Larea Vases and Jewel Caskets at
RICE'S.
One bar of Moore l. Bros "Wilmington
City Soap" will 60 as far as two bars of
lower grade, Zone trial proves it,
The best yard wide l2} cents Bleached
Muslin, at s. N. REYNOLDS.
An elegant Two-Button Kid Glove for 90
cents cash, at S. N. REYNOLDS.
Granulated Sugar 10 cents A IL cts, and
10 cts, CASH, at S. NJ. REYNOLDS.
BILL HEADS, Shipping Tags, &C., can be had
at the TRANSCRIPT office, at very low rates.
No. l, 2, and Mackerel in ba: rels, half
barrels, and quarters; New Split Labrador
Herring in barrels and half. barrels, Just re-
ceived and for sale BY S. NJ. REYNOLDS.
A choice Bio Coffee, green, Is cents, roast
ed 30 cents, CASH, at s. NJ. REYNOLDS.
Many men Of many minds, many soaps of
many kinds; but the best is Moore Bros
wilmington City Soap"
Clark's best Spool Cotton. cents per Spool
or 20 cents per dozen Cash, at
S. II. REYNOLDS.
Ladies and Gents newest style Windsor
Ties and Scarfs in all shades and widths from
A full line Of heavy Merino Underwear for
Ladies and Gentlemen, at
S. NJ. REYNOLDS.
The best l22 cent Hose in the market, for
sale by S. N. REYNOLDS
1000 yards Of the best Calicoes, selling off
at St, I, 8 and cents, at
S. NJ. REYNOLDS.
A good Black Tea for so cents, at
s. NJ. REYNOLDS.
3 3o'clock Hard at work Cross out of
patience! Why? Answer-Did not have
pound of the "Wilmington City Soap
ENVELOPES of all sizes, and letter heads with
business cards. furnished, very cheap at the
TRANscRIPT Office.
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Fox Chases.
A fox will be turned out at the hotel OF
Alex Maxwell, in Middletown, about ten
o'clock this morning. Mr.. Maxwell invites
his friends who are fond of the chase, to Join
in the sport.
On Monday another will be set free at H.
D. Paullen's hotel in Odessa, and one, some
time in the latter part Of the week, at s.
Clements hotel in Summit Bridge. Thus
plenty Of chances are offered to fox hunters
quality Of their hounds.
Manor Items.
Although times are hard, the Manor folks
are determined to enjoy themselves. Masque-
rades are all the go, which afford young and
old pleasure and amusement.
The repairs on the locks of the Chesapeake
and Delaware canal at St. Georges are now
completed, and trade has resumed as usual.
The navigation through the canal has not
been stopped by ice this winter 60 far, which
has not been the case for many years.
The many friends of the gentlemanly Su-
perintendent, J. R. Price, who has been quite
ILL., will be glad to hear that he is now con-
valescent. Good hopes are entertained that
he will be out soon.
Lindsay, the fat and jolly, is prepared to
supply his friends and the public in general
with lumber at ante-war prices.
The protracted meeting, which has been in
progress al the n. E. Church at Chesapeake
City, is now brought to a close with some
fifty accessions to the church. Rev. E. B.
Newman, pastor. MANOR.
Levy Court Appointments.
At the meeting of the Levy Court at New
Castle on Wednesday the following county
officers were elected
County Treasurer lillian Herbert.
County Solicitor-G gorge Gray.
Jail Physician-Dr. G. T. Maxwell
Observation-Disclosures Hd, Jesse N.
Grubb; Wilmington Hd., Northern district.
Archibald Given; Southern district, Joseph
OuiISuaua hu., NOitiS
Wilson; Mill Greek Hd., Edmund Hammond;
White Clay Creek Id Uriah S. Weir; New
Castle Hd., John Bartholomew; Red Lion
Hd., John B. Howe; Pencader Hd., William
B. Ford St. Georges Hid /, PurneIl J. Lynch;
Appoquinimink Hd., James c. Townsend;
Blackbird Hd Thomas Bratton.
Trustees of the Poor-Brandywine Hd.,
w. c. Lloyd; Appoquiuimink Hd., James
Kanely; BIackbird Hd., Richard Ferguson;
Wilmington Hd., Samuel Murphy; Mill
Creek Hd., Stephen Springer; Pencader Hd,
Alexander Wilson.
Bailiff Of Court-Thomas B. Smith.
Court adjourned until the 7th of March.
Election OF Trustees.
The annual meeting of the members and pew
holders Of the Forest Presbyterian Church, Of
this town, for the election of four members of
the Board Of Trustees, to fll vacancies, was
held ip the Lecture room of the church on
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Business Cards.
THOMAS MASSEY, JR.

e THOMAS MASSEY, JR.
- CLOCK AND WATCH MAKER,
NIain Street, next door to National Hotel
lliddletOwn, Delaware
NLOCKS, Watches, Jewelry, &c. neatly
~ and promptly repaired.
Always on hand and for sale, Clocks,
Wa Watches Plated ted! Wars, Forks Spoons il sii
Sugar and Tea Spoons, Butter Knives, Gold
Breast-Pins, Earnings, Finger-Rings. Sleeve
Buttons, Watch Chains, Watch Keys, Key
Rings, Steel Watch Chains, &c.
AGENT FOR
De VINNYS SPECTACLES.
Dec, l2-f.
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PONDS
EXTRACT

0HeaFs for 4 VIII speak OF excellent
poHp.s rxTRAs!HThsS !eTrsSa; great vegetable raia
Destroyer Has been In use over thirty
years, and for cleanliness and prompt cuEa-
tive virtues cannot be excelled.
kDREN.-NO family can afford TO be without
POndss Extract. Accidents, Bruises,
Almost Instantly By external @ appiication. iL
Promptly relieves pains or Burns ScaIdss
Easss EasSssridE.Sas, chanss: OLD sSre..
famation, reduces swellings, stops bleeding,
removes discoloratlons and heals rapidly.
in the back and loins, ,fuIness and pressing pain
in the head, nausea, vertigo.
sH kEueoRaHGA 1t has no equal. All kinds of uls
cerafi0ns to which ladies are subject are
promptly cured. Fuller details in book accom-
PlkES-bIind or bIeeding-meet prompt relief
and ready cure No case however chronic or
vAse6SE VEHst IS the s1o oniy sure cure for
This distressing and dangerous condition.
KIDNEY DISEASES.-It has no equal for prrma-
BLEEDING from any cause. For this is a spe.
ciSc. 1t has saved hundreds of lives when all
other remedies failed TO arrest bleeding from
nose, stomach, lungs, and elsewhere
Earache are el}aike relieved, and often per-
PHYSICIANS Of ali schools who are acquainted
with Ponds Extract of Witch Hazel rec
ommend it their practice. We have letters Of
commentator from hundreds Of Physicians,
many of whom order it tor use in their own
practice. In addition to the foregoing, they
order its use for SweIIinRs of all kinds
GRuAnsy, Sore Throat Infanmed T0n@fBM.
simple and chronic DiaFrh@as CaGarrh.
<for which it Is specife,) ChilbIafnss Frost.
ed Feet Sting8 of Insects MosouiGOea.
ETC., Chapped Hands, Face, and indeed
all manner of skin diseases.
f9IlEG bSks-RemoVes Soreness ROuahu
and Smartfmgs heals Cuts, ETupGi0nse
and P1u plegs 1t Terfues, G5IUfgorates, and re.
Jreshss, while wonderfully improving the
Complexion.
nc EARH8ER&,-POndss Extract. No Stock
Breeder,no Livery Man can afford to be without
1t. Il Is used by all the Leading Livery Stables
Street Railroads and first Horsemen in New
York City. Ithas no equal for Sprains, Har-
mess or Saddle Chafings, Stiffness,
Scratches Swellings, Cuts, LaceraEiOns,
BHeeG1HSs Pneumonia COlics DiarFhoeao
ChIlLsS C0lds, etc. Its range of action is wide,
and the relief it affords is 50 prompt that It is
invaluable IN every Farm-yard as well as in
every Farm house. Let 1t be tried once, and
you viii never be without it.
GAGIl1m.-POnd's Extract has been initiated.
The genuine article has the words Ponds Ex-
tract blown in each bottle. 1t Is prepared by
the only persons living who ever knew how
TO prepare it properly Refuse all other pre-
parations of Witch Hazel. This s the only
article used by Physicians, and in the hospi-
tails Of this country and Europe.
hISIWMY AND Uses Oh. PONDS EXTRACT.
N pamphlet form, sent free application TO
POAYeS YsSe EsT EIRksL COMPANY, ss Maiden
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fIeter fina, a Pa<t.eaz..s.l

''ANTIocH, ILL, Dec. l, 1874.
81 FSsEs. j. y. Tl.e,E & Gu:
NV " fs ll, for Ing time. leP:l terI1ly't.
saftcrer from Itheumai ism. she has tried nlaaa
9eh yStcsliis and many remedies TheoDiy thing
rs4ch has si zen her relief Is Ventaar i.imilnent
] rejoiet.tl TO This has cured her. l am
W. II. RING.
ais received of wondertnl cures effected ny The
t@en;anF I.ininIf.If. The ngrss!ients of his ar
Licie itubliShel around each l,o tie. l.
IAInS Witch Hazel, Me}1 l'sl, ArDicI. Rock iii.
II is an inliSpniat. iaet that the Centaur Iifi-
nenr is performing cures of SwtilIassS.
Sfi1 JoiRts. Es1lntinn@. RhegmatislH. Neuralgia
Nttiatlrit, tstfStat BtStS. Ltck inv &c. fban al
Elats at her i4iaiglentS. EuyArpvtii0ns. Extracts.
ssstiVes. tRtens.Ilts and masters nov in nSe
For TGot hs., sTscl.c, Weak Back. = 81 Cnd
CnfaTouS EFTi,1t ions ! 4 ;titufsliE.e. Il
i1urns AMI ss7tidS witEoIt scsir. Extracts roi-
:tld cllillblgisls, in siort sine. No family
=fIftsrll 10 be without the Ceutaur Linilncnt,
NgStite wrapper
The <'eE ssss1s Ei-7iEztesst. Yellow Wrapper
y adapted the :Csl-h @sstli muscles and flesh
al 5lie .Istilt ;Ge=st ls'1. cIfcc Efttn $t.Ntle
of Sf-4vin. SHee1iy-. Wind Call, Big Head
and Poll Evil. Ill lie less ham marvellous
1+it and IF4nf STREETS, Cincinnati, S3fio.
IN fitt:-r1 iost3fs0a number Of realms
arc using the Cenfaur I.iEiInent. They FRO
i superior 10 anything hey lslNe e,er
sl~t.A. NaSsl ~ high rs faur % 1--WE dozen hot-
4:ps yer gllonsh "a these fe5trns- ers. =
We lifINc 9h0asaIittS pf similar tesflmon iais
For Wounds. Gals Ss:izlIchrS. Rin9-i1onc &c,
ssu Esr Screw Worm itI sheep 4 lifS no rlTe:l-
Farmers. HEcry-Ulen dsid SIock-TstiSeIS. have in
fisis i.inimctlt 2 REMEDY which Is worth a iIun-
tslsed INES lis COS.
Laboratory Of ] =. Rose & Co.
~ Bey street. Eew York.
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FfItf: MATTERs.-A comparatively new
ttTng for steam fire engines. is what Is
called a self-actiRg valve, so. designed that
III the event OF IL kink III the hose. or any
other occurrence causing the water pres
sure from the engine to run up rapidly,
endangering the bursting of the hose or
other damage, tile valve will being set at
certain pressure. as soon as that pressure is
reached, fly open and prevent farther pres
sure from being attained. Another new
thing is what is termed Il valve nozzle.
which screws on to the ..blunderhu<s. : and
is designed to be used in shutting off the
water when the pipenen desire TO lead or
move their bose from one locality in or
about building to another. and do not
wis! to llav" a sfrs-am playing from it at
the same time. Now when it is desired to
shnt the water of. Il man has TO be sent
from the pipe to notify the engineer at the
engine. taking mp considerable valuable
time; but by using this valve. the men al
the pipe shut the water off finstantaneotlsly
and the seli-acting valve on the engine pre-
ve,ts the pressure upon the hose fl ON be-
coming foo great AMI bursting it. Thest
valves have been IN use in Sau Francisco.
and give good satisfaction.
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PERsoSM.-Mr- 5. $ Train. of Nebras-
ka, Il teacher as well as ii member of the
''art preServative. : arrived i'll this city yes
terciny. Mr.. Train aud wife are both pro-
frssionnl teachers, ami are in possession of
first grple certificates. They are ready to
go to work wherever and Whenever their
services are required.
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The Fire Department Drill on Monday
evening was in some respects the gayest
ever held in this city. Mr.. Mvers' tw
white Pereferons were attached to Linn
Engine Co.'S. steamer while the dapp!e
gray, Pride of Perche. was hitehe,l to tia,
hose-cart. Mechanics brass band led tn,
procession. The firemen generally turnes
ont in their bright red uniforms, altogethe,
furnishing picture seldom seen OH these
cuasts.' We had no idea there were So
many people in this city as lined the side
walks and streets Monday evening-and a
children all about the same size or NOR,
so. tfaa any city in the world, of similar
size.
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PITT HERS
CASTOESTA.

sfost1e-5 mar ave rest stnl f'icir babies may
jaat 80 lI4ti H. If thy n ii sn=ioria tor Win
ettic. Wtsi-, Fse,ps,FisIllesS sore 1tapth CrouT
Or stomach Complaints. It is e tirely 81 ves-
fc aims neither miner
sIg morphine. :tcoilo II IS itS pIs1ttitt ia
lake as hoBey. and IseItietr -ssss lsor ssFITss.
f3r T.. I1i3apcll, of 1lpent- o.. say:
Il am 5fsiss t&Storis il, my practice with the
laest si4snai sieaestiS ;lnd happy result
yt4a IS. = yst.f.rN. one -tX$: Mos nurses ia
S.s.y York fffr we n oFia. I.iS prepare
~ afsSrs. j. z. Pose = 90 tS Ifa street New
York, stGccesstrs 10 ssai4sacl Pitcher IL u 31vs
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AXE WE NoT RIGITr?-Our farnlers arc
getting ready for the biggest harvest yet
sec1Ired in Linn county. by purchasing the
latest and the best labor-saving. machines.
And this reminds rs that thousands and
thousands of dollars go out OF the county.
ever to return. each recurring harvest, for
implements and machinery that might Just
as we'll he manufactured here. and fhe
money retained among us. With This
money thus kept in circulation here. Linn
county need never know what Rirsl times
ar scarcity Of money means. II orr peo-
lie would only exterd fill and hearty
support to home industries. there would
iways be plenty of coin ia eirculatioa'
Hheu any ,ndn OF industry and probi'y
could get it. Think OF The matter, and tell
is if we are not right.
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EuREHA!-A. E Porter and others, wht
went up the Callipooia sone days ago il
search of timber. have returned. anc
report finding plenty of magnificent
fir and cedar timber on the heatl-
waters ofthe Calipooia. The parties cams
down the Calipooia IN skitf, launclle,
probably fify miles above Brownsville,
and they think it practicable TO ,tioat log
down from that point TO this City. aftes
cleaning the river of drifts aud snags, a
they report. not very difficult or expen.
siye undertaking.
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This pleasant weather we know Of
nothing to prevent healthy man enjoying
perfect earthly enioyment, unless it might
ne that he is compelled TO do two or three
hours manual labor each day, such as
kicking johber- or furnishing the
muscle to run :. hanl-pres<.
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1t is altogether slperflnonS for rs to say
to our people that the weatiler ia maSnifi-
cent in this bailiwiet, and we only say it
to tantalize those poor Weebfooters who
are roasting alive while enjoying t?) the
Philadelphia Centennial. Won't they en-
joy life when they get back home, though
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Next week will witness an exodus of
people from this city. some to Portland.
some to the coast and others to the noun
tains. For the next few weeks our city
promises to be duh. duller ,lnIlest.
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NOTICE.

Eg10 THE LAFIEss OF ALBANY A%T SIs.<v
A ity: Mrs I nl1afn and Mrs. tirubb baNa
9Dened q dreS-smakin4 saoIi. one door west n
Foxss store. ami are row .lrerrirei fD DO an
dispatch.
Mrs unham is a thorough and aeeonpiIsife
dressnlaker, having aeeT in he btFsfuess Ir1oF<
Than twenty years. Wei. ail we have TO s;iy is
try us and he convinced. Thankful for asst ia
yors, we ask Il con ntinuanee of the same
MISS BOKDS and MRS. GRsfBB, at tht
same place. have a stock of Fancy Good s:aiR
useful and ornamental goods for ladies' wear
which they VIII sell at low rates.
They do all kinds of stamping on short notice
al reasonable terms. Also. agents for the Sani
tary Corset tho most fashionable and best in
use. Give US a call.
Albany, Feb. Is, T6-2zyS
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SMALL Pox.-This dread disease is
raging In San Francisco in its most viru-
lent type. 1t is reported that the disease
has also made its appearance in Portland,
and that scarlet fever has also been clain.-
ing its victims there.
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All the fire and military companies,
lodges, societies, aud orders of tile State are
intended to he represented i'll the par adt
at Portland on the 4th. together with rep
resentations of all the trades and oecupa-
TOMS. agricultural and mechanical imple
ments. etc. tn be a big thing, you better
believe.
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Have yon ever had the jumping teothacbes
1t not you donT know What ps,re, unadul-
reI''tet enjoyment is. Look ak as-we've
been enjoying ''achers'' in both upper and
lower jaws, until We don't feel at home
without swelletf Jaw.
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TEMrERANcE.-A largely attended tenn
perance meeting was held at the Willamette
Church on Tuesday. Rev Dr. Irvine, of
this city, W. b. Carter, Esq, DR.. Boswell.
OF Corvallis. and others, made excellent ad-
dresses.
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On Monday evel.iug No. Ones reconsid-
cred tile vote by which they were to go on
the cars to the Centennial at Portland, and
voted to go with Two's, by steamboat.
Both companies will prenably go on the
Chief.
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VACCINE MATrER.-Dr Wilcox has Just
received a frezhSupply of German vaccine
virnS. Those Win have not been vaecn-
;ted. should call Immediately and have
the matter attended to, as the small pox is
raging all around Us. "A stitch in time
saves nine.''
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Balm, sox & Co. are gerting their man.-
moth warehouse in readiness to store
grain, wool, etc. They also sell lumber.
agricultural machines, etc. A better lot
# boys cont rnn any warehouse than these
composing this firm,
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Mrs. ". d. BeIding. dangerously III for
'one tiays past. yesterday was thought to
be OFT of danger and slowly recovering.
She has suffered immensely. and the won
Ter is how she has ever Iivea through it
all.
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We are informed of a hen that has won
some notortety by laying an egg which
closely resembles pair. Now let some
other fearless fowl lay pair closely
resembling an egg in shape, aud she vii
be pair ahead.
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Havn t you NOTICED that clean cuffs are
fearfully prone to crawl up the arm to the
elbow. while soiled cuffs will just-as surely
antIexasperatingly remain in the vicinity
of the knnckles? Unacconntable, aint it,
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albany REGISTER.
LOCAL MATTERS.
GTsT OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office. Albany,
Linn county, Oregon, June %, 1876.
Persons calling for these letters must give
the date on which they We're advertised.
knighton. Ellen Shonn. Anhrom
Knigtiton. Ms \ rhacker, Ellen
Ed h','d book OglI Mcclure. W E
Newton. Marian Miller Chas
y ewton. Dord Miller. VS.
Rankin, Alice II Conner. Lizzie o
p H. RAYMOND, p. NJ.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-06-30

The City OF Salem and Willamette Chief.
with their loads Of happy freight. will
ravcl together from the locks on the Sd,
passing down the entire city front. Port
and with music playing and banners fly
ing.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-06-30

Rev. J. Bowersox will preach at the
Gringle schonlhonse. across the river, to-
morrow af 4 +. NJ. and Sunday at IL A. NJ
and at the LinvfIle schoolhouse, near
Rainwater's, at $3.50 P. NJ, Sunday.