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The Scientific American,

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thirty years, d=s this, 10. an extent hoy Oni
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weekly psI@r pullishel In N. lnlied states dsso-
NENTIuNs AND NEW bi>toNEislEs ia the
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livery nsinter l. proiusely illustrated. aud It's
contents emlaasr the --latest aud ms-i interesting
information Iertainng Ia ihs Industrial, Mechani-
cal aud ~,ientihc irtgrss oi the World; desriI,-
tions, With hauiihil Ingra,ings ui New lnyeii-
tion-, Nes lmplrnsnis, New fi"sess,s aud lmI,fu,-
I'd Industries Of all Kinds; ssful Nuics, Hssils~,
Suggestions, aud Advice by fIarilsal Writers, mr
woTkmsn aud Employer, In all the various arts,
farming complete rel~riory Of New Inventions aud
Discoveries; containing weekly ronrl, not only
Of the progress oi the Industrial Arts IN our
country but also Of all Nss Discoveries aud Inyen-
iion- Ia every branch 81 Engineering, Mechanics,
aud ssienee alraad.
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FOREIGN TRAVEL.

We have - winter on the Nile, by Tea M"cLEL'
Ian; "sauiherinz- Al..ut t.n.tasiinnpl-.' u,
~ lIrDLEY WsRNEK; "out 81 my wirdo~
at M,~sow, by EtakNE scurNLEEt IA Ameri'
eau IN TIkistan,' etc. Thres serial sioris-' ar
I atnuuuetd.
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TRAINS.

Passenger Trains. NSth, -;io A. ".
Passenger Train. >ouih. 1b U. VI.
fp.ixh, Trsin., Narfb, y'n 4. ".
frishi Trains. s,~tk. 80 y. NJ.
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yUDG " NOT.

Son great c"tof N'cufN. w hti"''''
phia, a group Of girls were standing
engaged in an animated discussion.
They we're all young, some pretty, all
dressed neatly. though many wore w.
chosen and underwriting Emery. Owe
of these, who had mock gold chain
aud brscclc,s, aud prof,sion Of jet
trimmings upon a cheap SILK dress,
spoke very cmphaiicalIy--"1t is the
stiugicsi proceeding ever heard Off
"what are you all SO excited
about?" askcl pretty little blonde,
coming IN from the loom-rvm.
ELLEN Churchill y
Dear mel What has she lccn dr-
ing now You arc always discussing
some dreadful decd Of EIlcus. | like
her myself"
"Ycs, VIC an know that" said the
first speaker; 'you will defend any
thing Ellen does"
"l'ut what has she done'
"Refuscd to sign the subscription
Tat for The tunkarl ~ he presented to
Mr.. Rodman.'
"And Mr.. RpJnan has been such a
good friend to herr" said a third voice.
The little blonde. Susy Whiting by
name, looked rather staggered at the
new accusation against her friend.
Mr.. Rodman, manager for Meredith
Il Son for nearly City years, was about
to retire on account of the infrmities
of age, and the persons engaged in the
great factory were collecting money 10
buy silver tankard to present to him.
He was a kindly old man, aud always
ready to lend a helping hand to the
email army Of work-pcople under his
control 50 that the presentation was
realIya gift Of love.
Ellen Churchill had come to the
great factory two years previous to tho
date of the indignation meeting in the
ante-room, and had risen to the
position of Fireman in one of the
joom-rooms. She was handsome girl
VI about twenty when she applied for
work, and by every action and word
betrayed the fact that she had stepped
from a life Of refinement to the
-drudgery Of a factory hand. Her low,
even tne betrayed the lady IN its we'll
chosen words; and her slim, white
lmnds bore n" trace Il t"i' uf,O their
sm~Sh skin. She was courteous to all
who came into intercourse with her,
but intimate with none. She had
nurscd Susy Whiting through long
period Of contagious fever, winning
the devotion of that little maiden, and
the manager soon put her into positions
of trust till she became foreman.
Here her education enabled her IL
keep the books required in the room,
ahus doubling her salary.
And here was the great ground Of
complaint by her companions. 1t was
well known that the salary of Ellen
Churchill was sufficient to warant n
good style Of living and dressing. Tn
the great clearinghouse, where sev-
enty OF the glris had rooms, she could
well ah"rd to pay for the best, to con
tribute to the amusement Of the house.
ana dress well Instead OF all tins,
she lived IN the attic poorly fur
hished' WIN iiny stove, where she
- A. - ,.
- -, s ., '''"'
'""'' ~ nc, Wv" "'''".' ana no or,,a'
80 '. '1 49, ''' quo
-: ' p.'s''
s' wv J'' :" "' VI ,"' l",e'
~ " '"' "o"s "' ."c
s e"O''"' WIS Tue 'e,"S'' 10
N''''"'' W '"e ''''e' 'ahkar"'
'..'"' group !" Tue aH'e-room
W. '"e u"y' "a'k'"s nome
,"e ~. ."",s"' VI 1ep'e",oer evening
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ROUND TRIP TICKETS

on sale, al treaty Reduced Rates. Al all the Tick
II Onirrs, aud III Walnut street ttiil'san iiouss
CINCINNATI where all inirmAtion I'll lie eh.ei fully
given or ny addressing either ~ tss uniersigned,
tONMAl u. How ARD,
Gsnrral Ticket aud Pas~sssrT Agrnt
Hhhsaond Va
Nv. MsfARlANb,
Western Passenger Agent, tinrfsnau-.
q. 4. lOlNG.
22l-f Western Travelling Agent, Cincinnati
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A Washington lady got angry at a
young naval officer because he remind
ed her that he had once participated
with her in dance in which there was
a kissing forfeit. A woman does not
get halt so angry when she l. kissed as
when she is told Il. The rule Is, puck
CT up or shut up.
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH

Far tickeis OF Information, apply Al Kentucky
Central Railraad lhlnt, Lexington, ny.
n. r. RANSOM, General lickei Agent,
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CENTENNIAL!
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad /!
The Great Pleasure Route 70 Washing
ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York, Boston, and all Eastern
and Southeastern Points.

Passengers who contemplate vi,iilng the C.ntsn-
NAL ,huuld purcha~e tigkst. via this route, and
,i.ii the famous Watering Plars- IA the Mountains
Of Virginia.
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PATENTS. E ssflssfii!i@ XII HHtI 4.

CAN, Mrsds. MrNN Ia, are solt ii"is al Ani'f-
iran and furrgu latruts, ani have the largest TO
and applications have heen made h,r patents thr"ugh
their gcnry,
Patent. are obiainsd ON the hesi terms, Maisls 81
Nes Inventions aud sk"t,hss examined, and al
viss tres. A special noiie u made Ia the s'iEN
TIfIC AMERICAN al all Inventions Patented
Though this Agency aiih name aud nridrnee oi
the paientre. lattnis urr uiirn sold In lsirt !
whnl.t Ia persOns attracted h. the inssntion by
saeh nnties laml'hlfi, containing lull dirtt-
tioi,s h,r obtaining 'ainnls -ent ifer. 1liE Stl-
salums bound IN rhah and gili, containing the
PATENT LAMs ilNSis OF the 4, =, AND
ig INGkANlNGs Of mechanical movements.
PhltE, ~ ckNTs.
Adslress Tor thu Ialrr or concerning Patents.
MuNN a co.. ~ eask Rs~, Nesvesk.
nrsneb Ossiee. see. A Yah streets,
Washing tom, u a
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FARAH 4 MCLEAN, Publishers.
CINCINNATI. OHIO.

& T. NEwKIRK,
THE FASHIONABLE HALTER,
1856 West Market Street,
Ie,ween lth and 5th, LOUISVILLE, KY,
Hats, Caps. Ladies' and Gents Fsrs,
Canes, Umbrellas 4 Gis'es
i56if
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NAILS.

s-.m-r-i Mail eL--- s:'s, \. NJ, open. sv' 4. "
Louisville Nail els--. 7:so 4. NJ. ul--a> ia y "
Hichmond aud iIsingsioa Mail eio>-s 5;'o T.. NJ,
,tsn- s05 A. ".
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II ENTUCKY CENTRAL AND
Ohio aud Mississippi Railroads.
For NJ. Louis and The West.
Through Tickets 90 all points in Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas.

Leave Lexington i;so D. m. Arrive at ~ oui
s - a. NJ, In timr Ia connect with tains iof hai
Leave iesinsion / no .. M. Arrive al New York
NJ y d, NJ. the neat day,
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cursfu DiREcregI.

CHRISTIAN. services every sabbath. Preach
iug by Elder J. Bailos ist. grl and 9TH, al n A. NJ.
sunday ssh. al ule~,s A. ". Joseph >~ycrance,
SuIErint-ndsrf.
HAITlsr.-itesular >~rVio>s 2nd and tih sab
baths. at ~ A. ". Rev. ". W. Harri-, Pastor.
METIIoDIST.-I,-v. J. a. r-ple-. Pastor.
Preaching every sabbath, morning aud night.
sunday schsr, al .. =. q. Coop-r Superintendent.
Prayer m-eiing ~scry Thursday biEht.
PREsBYTEEIAN. NORTH -iie,. :. :. McIsob
.rt. prraehs, sBi aud Nh Sshhaths,'at u 4. ".
pTEsBYTEhIAN, sMTii.-Rsv. ". tn~
preashes LIST aud Jrj shhaihs. niornipg aud night.
SUNDAY ssh'-pI, ats n. D. Tsyis, Superintendent.
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"A Repository o. Fashion, Pleasure
and Instruction"
Harper's Bazaar.
ILLUSTRATED.


f,a strictly h.a-rh.id matters sni dns-, Ha.'
gers BsrW & sli.Frihsr ihe i--i thing published
To take N u y mattcr ~ stvnssuy. No lady eau
snrl To H. vth.ui u. Gsr the information " gl,t-
viii ave her sery much msney than tho sul-
srlr,'1nC.lcc ,-sld'- s'''.g 'ne h.u-'heli an In
Q HtiJrg's Hr1Hf !. lrsiu-N Illustrated aii con.
tstns storie- Issu-, sketrls- aud s~-ays 81 nis~i
attfmtive rhafuctef. IN ~ nfefuiV anl
srti.iir features, the bsrif :. uirlpsti"un'y the
IfrH,Hs Garffe, hrtuu.
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THE WHITE suLpuER spRINGs,

known worldwide LsT the sssy hsahsg ,irtsss Of
IT. Water, ar" lHatrl is4nisd aisly 90 the line of
thi. great pleasure n,sts, SIKH many other, Oft
equal u.rii, lie withiA q sh-st ai-,snre aud easy
atcs-s II by regular lisss II hrsi class Cot. tJi
ts,as hes.
by examining car asp anil ti-ss tables you = ill
hnd the '~i deslrall. route oar passengers have
the privilege 81 stepping p, any .f the Springs In
tie n.nintalns 81 NuEilais, aud irsuniihg their
journey AZ pleasarr. No other lin. Tan onsr these
indus-i,enls. ouT read-bsl IA hrst-slass In every
part itular.
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The rN-sy.ss, rssr-t esd best vswf, xeS,ris.
N the World.
r@ pysrHrsIA, CONSTIPATION Jssndlcc.
nss' .,,.,.s s,,x ns s4,,S T"is; irI.s.
&C., Ae.,
This ..riys.-i s..,he.. rsw-iy IS wsrr.n,~l
w, :. ecn,sin single psr,ie'e q xswrss, er sny
injuri.as "sinsvsi -a',-tsscc. hat V
PURELY VEG GTA0Le,
containing ,h.>e s,u,h.rn n.cs. swd ii-re.. ~hse
an siivis rr.videsce hs. pls.- In Countries wher,
Liver Di-essrrs nss-t rrevsiL " vtll euse ell BE
eases eassst ~ psrsssesest ~ TIE Liver sd
nswels.
The syMPrpNs ~ tivrt Complaint srr q bitter
ID .',s . the %.ss ." s. .ss m s sss,
co-,lve and las; Headache; la. II n~wery, 9TH
sEies s.ss, t. ss,e sscn sssr; Srsiimy Ls~ spis.
Eys-, Dry tr.sh oesn ml.'sker &c Co..amp,ion
ss.mc,in,c. mssy q th~- symptoms attend III.
disrssc, at others. very ew; hut the IIvss, thu
larrr-, organ IN the b'dy is renrrsliy the set y
.ss s,. sss ~" s. ss snrs !. . s '' '
. e,n r,-c,ame-d .. On sfhesci.u. remedy &c dis.
ea-s :. the Liver. Hesr'harn aud Dyspepsia, sim'
LAWS a. wvxpsn. iszs Master street,
Assistant rwr MssrER, I1'tspv,rw,s.
I'VE have tested is virtues, per~usliy, and Inns
that &c Dyspepsia. Bli,useess and Thr.bbins ifer'
sshc, u IL the i-st n--iicins the world eur say
We have tried forty other remedies hchre simnson'
Liver Regulator, bot none Of them gave Us NOR
than Temporary relirf-hui the Regulator NJ, only
relieved, hut cured us"-Ep. TEisrsrW AM
MEsssSasR, Msc,n, ia
MANUFACTURED ONLY ny
In. ZEILIN = CO.,
MACON. a., anil PitlLAbEtrHiA
Prize - %. Sssd - 81 Dsssgssss.
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T"r
r T. NJ I N G. TO N
SEWING MACHINE.
First Prenian, Septea'her =, 1874
n Bsurkss Cs~sty, N.Y., Fair.
what the Awardinc Cen
mlttee asa the Pec-
have 10 soy.
=. when % nag esseev..

rs ~Asa % nay esseevu.
The r~s-a vhy the up.l-r-txnsd awarded IN the
Trusingssas <~~iag Nsshtne the ps~esiuri over sil
.theru vss: u .~v. % veil any .th~r. u n,orv
simris. aud runs lighter than other msshines
CT. pII.LAKE. e. v. HIGGINS.
T. AMENpE. u ". AbAfn,
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THE PEOPLES FAvORITE
Louisville & Cincinnati
S H OR T LIN E.
RAILROAD.
Quickest, Best and Only Route
" - SHAFT ln-suser, frum Tho ~,rfh s.,tr d.
~ sssaa.st ksa - isa,-,iM 9Th
Pullman Palace Sisep,gCdrs
TO prrTspGRGu, HARRISBURG.
PHILADELPHIA.
N e w Y o II K,
ssp0rpsn EssrrEv .u,rs
WITHOUT CHAH0Ey

This I. the only line running ruliman S,its.si u
-ls-tahE ,aF- l,sni Nes orirans, N.ldlr. ia.t-
Miss, Nsss't fs.ns~ry, sunsss, fhrafsT, Jagksa 1.
Isen, asi y sd sklis !. ,issibnali vhh.ui hang
ssa.s-,i-u ., that T-inf 18th Al iis. sinE rs-
1asH n'.d Nagnst ffllu rIsIsf. a. 1shs-. is't~it
orasa hsrhi- Naltir.sas. v s-hist-s. rasss-Av.
tlrNslsri, hnrshs. Aiisst. rzi - 80. 80 =, -
loi SNh~.f shnas
Thi- I. ~ ~, s--sfsssfs, - .ss-. rrnia- To-
iussn isefsfilL r'.i i.isasiis aud 49, enly liss'
rs Witch t-.--p-.~vs - 49, ---sh N r.af~ ~
Eastern .ni N.Tihsss ,tss- t-~f - ,hi~~gh sis~p-
Ing Carr ran ss,.ld ts-s~- Laai thf-aEh - rEf
tian With l.. a 80. : T. n, ,ks.. silks .s.fh "f
the rtiy, here ~ sirtsant lah,sg Hail y - ais-i
undsf IN. mansgs o., ~ q IN. k.traa Ns- pahis-
IhToitgh Nhstsrs frita Atlanis, Akaitsps-Es.
Iittls laak Nutnpht- aud MA -huf., ssskt dir.st
os,nnsstl,.n a. >h,tt Lilac Iunsti.n uth tkpush
Sl.vl-is 10 S.~ Ne'k Philadelphia, aud ",h.r
titiss Via TIT. uus.
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CINCINNATI ENQUIRER.

vshlie spirited papss sehsing the wishes u the
psssple. and advocating sub.siission Ia the Laws,
sod tiosernment, aud the Rights of the Ic.pie Ia
re heard upon all matters that pertain 10 the eoun
trys welfare
THE TRIcEr PoLfrluASs. Lvsys ready ~ az
gznize trouhr bat who participate In danger,
Will he shown ap In their true charsters. ny suis
sribing Es the Eaquirrr, you will get a faithful
se<osd "a events - they transpirr. with"ut fAErr
CoLoRiSs aud uniia.s-l by Iariy E-rlinr-, % the
true s.>ra In newspaper f. Its ability sni willing
ns>- 10 give the
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aud every thing that y nscs.ary ar the comfort
and cpnNsnencs of pa.ssogrrs.
To NEw lokx Yea have shaise q I'VE nogies, si-
ther Via uoIdnn.sille, Washington, ete., OF via
Klrhmond, taking one 81 the niagnihsrnt steamers
Of the Old ihnioion Orsan STEAMSHIP Company o.
passing within Nic~ of all the place oi hsiofi al
Interest uh the y mes liver, uld Point t@giiort ioI
Tues M"nror, iiampion nsads, Hip nal~, james
tusn, etc.
1KY fnIs liNE, ana he conyinee,l that this 4. tho
Finest PLEASURE konie On the tontlnssit.
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TIE uIGI1T-HITE BEEN
BY NATHAN D. UESER.

No longer. rose-embowered and bright,
Pale memory filings her portals free
To f;iiry scenes of golden light
Aud sparkles OF the summer sea.
The arches gray are overgrown
The trellised vines are sere and tIIIn,
Where through the vision marks alone
The shadows OF the MigiIt-Haye Been.
Where once the .iocund Hours in troops
Sped lightly on, with jest and laugh,
The pilgrim form Of SORROW stoops
And faiters on his feeble staff.
Dark troubled care a nnttcring sits,
Ard Folly. hand in-hand with Sin,
Now ghost-like DER the threshold fits,
TO mock Us with the Might-lIaye Been.
From ruined tower and shattered fane
Regret, tire solemn raven, croaks,
And bat-wingeCl messengers of pain
Beat tile duii air with ccaseless strokes.
The fatal suifs wc blindly crossed
Again III ri their woe are seen.
And phantoins OF the loved and lost
Saiile s'ttlly from the Might Have Been.
Close. Memory, close thy portals gray.
And DER my soul oblivion east,
Or send dark tears to blot away
The yistas of the bitter past
" i'd, with regrets. but all in vain,
Fer that sureeease we ne'cr may win
oh. specifies heritage of pain
The anguish of the Migit-IIavc Been
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BUEN-4 TLST4 LITTER.
BUENA VISTA. AUG. II. ls7

bCENA NlSIA, Aug. II. 1871.
Polk county prospects, financially, We're
never so good. The crops of wheat. bar
ley, oats, hay, and last though not least in
importance, hops, have in no past time prom
ised as good yield as at present. and the
increase in acreage, with good prices, tend
to make the people social and energetic if
not happy and contentedl.
This county being more rolling on the
surface than Linn. the crops of cereals nat
uraliy come i'll earlier, and in consequence
the warehouses are fast filling mp. If the
present fine weather for harvesting contin-
ues but a few weeks, this part of the coun-
try will feel rich indeed, rs the much COW
eted dollar can be realized for all the good
wheat, and ii is being fast secured
Business in the village is running on
safer basis than usual. and we think on5a
better basis Tor all parties. The farming
community go in debt less, and count the
cost in making purchases more closely.
So the Iabofing man and storekeeper are
more likely to get their part of the money
than in the former way of purchasing rs
long as there is anything to be bought on
credit. But while the present seems so
prosperous and the future outlook SO prom
ising, the counterpart is not entirely ab
sent. The neighbors are called today to
pay the last tribute Of respect to one of the
best of their nnmber-Mr Ii. N. Holder
whom the village and neigIborhood could
i'll afford to spare--a man i'll the prime Of
life, of industrious habits. and always found
/ at his post. his influence al the time Oh the
side of good, and possessing large degree
OF social organism-just sucIr man as
makes MP desirable and prosperous conf
munity. Bro. Bowersox, Of Albany, con-
dneted very appropriate religions service.
after which the Odd Fellows took charge.
aud a large concourse of people followed
the remains to their last resting place
Erysipolas was the cause of his death.
Deceased leaves wife and two small ellil-
dren r. VI. r.
/
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PREAMBLE AND REsoLUTIoNs-Passe at
The NJ T. Sunday School last Sunday
WHEREAS, Prof. J. L. Gilbert has been
superintendent of the NJ. E. Sunday School
of this city for the past two years, and
WHEREAS, lie has been indetatigab.e in
his efforts to advance the Interests OF said
school, and
WHEREAS. As Christian gentleman lie
has won the esteem of all connected with
said school. and
WHEREAS, He has chosen another field
for his future labors, and
WHEREAS, He has severed his cosHaec-
ton with orr school, therefore
PeaaIre7 sEi.at we cherish the most Lind
remembrance Of his stay with rs as Super-
iutendeut <z
wishes 90 with him 10 his new home.
Reso1ce3. That we pray God to be with
him in all his iourneyiugs through life.
Resois9d, That we request the pubiic;l-
ton Of the above in our CITY papers
J. F. DE WORE, Chm.
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HAFFENDEN-s EMPRESS. Haf7en-
den has put an express wagon OH the street
for the accommodation of the citizens of
Albany. Parties desiring articles or goods
handed to any part OF the city, by leaving
orders at L. +. Blain's, will be promptly
accommodated. Parties desiring to take
the morning Express train, by leaving or
ders as above will be called for on time.
Charges reasonable. 4Sv9
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FLLRTAZow.
We fingered out the season,

We fingered out the season,
Far into cooler days,
And the votaries offasliion
AL had flown their different ways. :
We had wandered down the sea.beacn'
With the moonlight o'er us straying,
Listened to the night-winds' whispers
w ordered what the waves were eayings
And again we stood together
wear the oceans ebb and flowing.
While the bushes OF the sunset.
On the waves were redly glowing.
Dearest - said he hesitating.
''Ah toe long we both have tarried,-
Tomorrow. we must part forever
For, my darling, am-married ~
''Married!' | exclaimed, upstarting !;
''Married ~ murmured with sigh !:
''Then this is indeed n parting.
For-my darling-so am -
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KSow1EDsE rs pawER.

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THIS Is nation OF enlightened frcemen.
ton OF orr government Tie people ar,
Zee To THINK and act Tor themselves. and
Iilat .c3 hl| aet Mistl5 II x liecei,.ti9 .1f;
,i5e ilsl pG "sl. .,,,3;. laf rna l,,<,
NJ r'',''' S.1''l ~ s,''$s2 -
.'le iiea'.i "i tiie PgoPie = o.sstu ,,,e
pefltF OF Il nation. oy u every Ni1'c = liz
creased. every JOY ehiial,eed. licaieh l.
essential to the accomplishment OF every
purpose; while sickness thwaTts the best
intentions ana loltiest ai'ns. o.lto Is . are
lh' LILLE h,,,
,a l'"e tt ~ o''i IT, o,ie,. hot
~ ie IL - ,ie't'a, ,i,'. ohi;aa+inn ~
our tftiS'eesnip anu 'a':'9 ihVNe y.
! our generous eoHIlhi>9iou' y - Iiee,fsa.9
ttlat we Stilay the afl oI F!'sseeNl'1g nedI1n
ana pTe!ons%'i's me lt IS oa .I paTa,lou,' III,
or'ai'ee 20 every pert, .ioe o,,s 10 ,',l,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-08-24

From Judge Deady's Roseburg ora
tion !: ssPublic virtue cannot exist with
ont private virtue. On the contrary,
the former is only the reflex of the lat
ter. In the long run, the man who is
immoral and dishonest in his private
life will be SO il his public one.''
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-08-24

MEssRs. BALLAID & IsoM-Are now
proprietors of the fine large warehouse late
~ owned by Afessrs. Parker 8 Morris, and
are prepared to store any quantity Of
grain. The warehouse, with caRaeity ct
100000 bushels Of grain, is il thorough Or
der, and all Who store with them are assur-
ed of the best treatment. Sucks in any
quantity desired viii be furnished TO all
storing uitli them. Mr.. Isom is well and
fayoraniy known as one OF oar most thor
soiigl going AID substantial farmcrs, while
Mr.. Ballard is il first class business man OF
the most undouhtcd integrity Under the
guidance Of these worthy aentlcmen tho
warehouse IS bound 70 re orc Of tho most
popular in tic count 4sY3
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-08-24

PATfNTs.-We are Indebted to the pub
fishers Of the liaingesa7 Scientific Press. of
San Francisco. for the following list of late
patents issued TO Pacific coast inventors
William c. D. Body, Virginia City, Neva-
da, claell valves for pumps; Jeremiad
RrowelI. 5. T., sectional chimney; Jordan
Peter. ofPetaluma, and Thomas G. Waiter.
$. F.. filters and coolers; William Eppel-
sheimer, s. T., tramway trucks for wire
rope railroads; Lucien B. Healy, $. T.,
liquid measures; William Z. Murray,
Ukiah, CAL, safety hook; Thomas j Fail
or, Eureka, New, dust traps for furnaces
john c. Moody, $, +, labels for Moody 5
concentrated fluid extract OF sarsaparllla,
stillingia and yellow dock.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-08-24

FLOORING AND Seasoned, match
ed and dressed; dressed siding and finish4
ing lumber; scantling, fencing, ETC., on
hand and for sale in lots to suit Bills of
lumber of any kind to order on short no.
tice. by WHEELER, at Shedd