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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroaos.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ Leave NewNork nom foot Of Desbr0sses and Coandt
gao m G fg ~ Wellington l % ans ths West RehRqn9
q B,sere aud a.lingon making connection
p m, for Washington ard the wet and FOR Richmond
wa %9iensvie Pullman cuS irom New-Y9rk e. baltimore
cinnaii LoMsyIile; ~. Louis Pittsburgh, ar.
slser % n @ S y Yos - aiilmoT n o nd @ n aBs
close connections for chicago, Cnoianat louisville -
WELLINGTON vita aiusfoT Lynchurs FLORIDA New Orleans,
gor rhropgh tickets please can at companys Offers sl5
sad lss .To9@Sas Nes-lork as4 a. nc e. oa,ges iCc'
pA1r1M5{,i. AsS EHE HSb iGKF6$ oI6 nXAI44roAD. X14
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JRRSEY.
- ALLENTOWN LTEE.-Ferry Stations ID New York.
100, Of Liberty ami foot Of Csrsson.sJ Fqast
C.-anencHr Jan l. ls77-feavs New.YorS, foot Of Lab
@0.. AN TEsly Tor gl.gnron Easton Relg.dcre
barre ,tIuig J. - - = f'ondAie' &c: couaecis at June
Sl5 a. m HoRyfSc Kxiarss daily Cexcsvt sandsy-, Tor
~ ~, Ilef- bia"c" fasicr Allentown, Haui-curg an
Towaraa. WnKesbare scranton. Danyie "a .lianspor
gT s?i ss'If ar rs@as1oa "9 i1a15o s':p Allentown
Civ. iIsi.as E,aa6a. Columbia Ianea.ler Fp6Tati
90 D. niFr hieh Bridge Hranch. Easlon, nelvidere
Allentown snc .t stI1 Doc; connects at Junction with
80 50. u For -oincrv.le -nd Fleningtan ,,
R'.';.uc. tiais -hgr- rd t.e west
ST. e1 Oh. II: 4. In.. i-:5 S., 4lj' 5.i5 7I5.
coaqceton Is made by cirksOnst Ferry at Jersey city
For mans 10 Ia,a ,.oais see timetable at
nAa ~ - % ,Hc fr g s, Iot z ~ ~
points and 5Sn n io EarIop Reading ana Harrisburg
NEW-YoRK AND LONG BRANCH DIV.
III H5Ea - AA1xcn. ocEiS GROVE SEA GlRr. Am
1,lue leave Nev.l cr from f,ot Of Gberty-s, North
Rivrr st -lS. lI-t' g. n', B. . ,.Ij y. NJ.
from font careson-si al ll:i1 !. m - CO..
wiz, ri Trains
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srr r7Sss 20 sun -eis - AS Moor rises. o 20
WAFER yii- PANE
- -oFs .-iIUI llJ6 i"il c. FtIFy-. l4J
HlCB WATER THIS ltf-F. y
s5ndy Eo0g -ll5l ts4aid- 100 hcb o. Ferry l5
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Gonuirn fsral G9talc tor GaIr.

IOR SALE-LEASE Of FARM. 120 acres;
stock fryi-mrnts. posssS-Iou e. T. EIi- KING
g,Jn. -uia-reet Eistcru ~hGr-- Nd
ErOR SALE. cbeap-A small FARM % eight
afies one mic irsn depot road. brick liO 81
roIn.. 70-ee and stables WORKSHOP heu
n-rr ether oubaha Has an kinds oi cinncs ifnit re
len lam. sgl ,s . BGlIn23 W0rih tlr
~. new Price So hall bl.,rc 90 yeirly P'y
tp F POOLE Box '9 o. o. fast stlossburc. Penn, oF a.
DAVIS. Tribune Oties. =. Y.
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6ouees an0 farm5 Wautch.

ETrAETED-A FARM, (on shares preferred
W piat'cfl Ne~ ngland iar7H"r nave tdaea prr
uas cDnaty ldis VII give Eciereur"
tc families supplied win hui'rr hy iie -ea-oa r 4
II years Address T. D. BOX fJi hnsi"n, Jsief
90. e.. y.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRR. Wednesday Jan. ,. 1877.
The real estate transactions at the Exchange
Salesroom day were foows:.
Bv = T. Latrreucs & "a.
3 SfOrv and basement brick house. With lot ss Nest
l3n -. Zlj Of Jthaye lot -ox"oX@lbAli"' a. ooo
BV Il. z. HGrHer
sstory marble front store lot 70 go Canal 81
81 Of Broadway, lot 2j4xS4e1-' Ns.' -, ooo
~ =. h. stcrens0H. II
lots On 4thaye, cor lO3dsi ,O"NSo C'ae' G., e.o
Troup t-sot"
Bg Jptn u. Hlt-0H.
ot Fast iOthst, - % OF lstave, 25Ne-4 go 100
~ II. T. CJsira
ula % 'front.', bet losti anu
1Cyth--t-, 30 1OxZj5 J D ipHr"ry s'u'oV
81 Var, HeHHsiig
3.iory brick house, wlth lot oh tle Wt-t 80, a. aoq
81. 1894 IL 81 sthavp, lot l6EtN3 y Fou'''' ~'"
~ LJtis -Nlsi-r
! yrorv unfinished Nrc tenement Use rith lnl on
rs-L 1Gt 50 ite Oi -uayt iot -JAiV--' a. ooo
~ T. n. Lu,{9sr 8 C3
st0rr hf'Ck .its wlin Ot, % last slIl-at-
I-Dft of 2,-ave iOts tacn 2ON!UZ-; btIhi'la 900
8g sieris 9 NrElyog.
lot on 2ta-ave coz OF lo',' 1'-1lo 9 5000
EY 4. !. Biferk<r - SON.
/ story and hascmcut brown stone non q, wiz w.
~" , iye- "a 'ys ", COZ s1l 500
3 tory French hOIsrs with bots, u I,'i9' Ilt ii'
.3-Gi itW belmont. place. eacI lot ~ -Ni"". a., zoo
KuIckcTbocAeT Lie ins '''' s-"o'
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04

GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT
AT rgEyrY SECOND REGIMENT ARNoRY. lfTHsT,
SATURDAY EVENING, JAN. g. AT O'CLOCK,
CTWELFTH NIGHT,
IN AID Of
ST TGNATIC5 GUILD.
COMBINED CHoIRs OF TRINITY PARISH.
Cby KIND permission of Rev. Morgan Dix, 5. T. d.
IN conjunction with
GIMOREs CELEBRATED BAND,
assisted by
Nine EUGENE PAPPEN HEM,
Nj. T. ARBCCKLE,
~ignor DE CARLO.
The following cho'rs VIII take rart:
TRINITY CHAPEL CHOIG Director ". D. Gilbert
1T. JvHN's CHAPEL CHOIR. Director, G. F. lie Jeune
st ICNATICS CHURCH CHOIR. director, ". Il. Walter
TRINITY CHURCH choir D rector, A b. Aesster
Forming a Choru. Of 30 Voices.
coyDrcroRs........,.}RR.Hf F. Il +. aII53 GI5Hf4RRE frRE
Tickets a. For sale ~ rne Windsor Fifth Averuc O. sey
N,cholls YORK, Grand ami Grand Central Hotels;
az tae principal music stores:
TVS0NS TICKET OFFICE. 40 )3 Union square
D. 4 BoODY CO., Banker~, No. - Broadway.
HyTcIKI,s & BURNnAN Bankers No. 50 Broadst
4. D. IUILLTARD ,e Co.. No. 90 Worthst.
HELLER WONDER TIlEAIER..
cEoWDFD HOUSES iNENsE SUCCESS
HELLEIo W9NDERs EVERY EEENING @ IT, 1T 95.r-
PPRiE.St.ftrBG GLf1fgUR, PIANIST, AID HtHqEIssT:a
Vi" s'gf GpnG2SFt t. 2E';cRt Z; a& gel sislS2 wonder
To conclude with the ogt5afg,it ~, e. I2assof
MArrxEEs WE'D FE-b43 aHii sATURDAYat2
Children half price to Matine-s.
KELLY & LEON' MlNSTRELS, 23d->t. and
IA ath aveJtH. !. raupearsncr Of Mr. LEW BENEDiC
first apucaaueso % Nr. W H. EQ,NAN he sreat tenor
MIiS5Eh MTiSEe EHFsT E1f'4'i's sATtR6EY. HTt i at oS99
IOTTA. PARK THEATEP. LOTTA.
LIE = HENRY = AHbrL EAsT xlhK lessee and T.4.E fEg
IGiTA LITTLE NEIL LOTTA.
TgTTA. and he LyIIA.
LGTTN. MARr HIONESS. LOFrA
fGTTA MONDAY. JAN. = LOTTA
IGTFE Up. LUFTA.
I0fTA or POINT LYNDE LIGHT L0TTA.
1 YCEUM THEATEB. 14th-st. and 6th-ave.
EL EDWIN BOOTH
i'r the Ar' @ r gaPF FFrf {aF6 F6ahS Y y %THRa T r'fT' o.
in john Howard Payne's ereat Irigciy o. 49,
sGii'RDAY MATINEE,
a; l..u iar the Last timc
ehakcSrt1ie's sgarS SlnG gn'e'y of
VIII be given win is admirlble cast.
EDNiS BSOiH ~ BENfDiCh.
seats De- secured tx days adv ancA.
NEXT WEEK. EDWlS BOOTH A. KING LEAR
LYlTUM TuLATEH. III r. IT. AND BlIi-Ak IT,
lsISS EMMA c. THCB$BY
VA TESTIMONIAL t9NCERr.
At CHItkEuING HALL
THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. II, 1877,
Assisted by
Mr RICHARD HOFFMAN. Pianist;
VIII SeHtrtteuf string aud wind INSTRUMENTS.
Miss LOT I-E SCH. Con.I.!lto
NJ. J. r. NIISLN, Tenor
-'i' - Mr. GEJRGE r. AIKEN Bass;
Mr. G. FiORIO tccomTanist.
robecn a. O'clock ReServe, seats. 81 a -chuberhs
- Uui.niuaro and Al the oor on evening of Concert
~ Y. CONSERVATORY of MUSIC GncorpO-
-. rateN NJ. East I4thst, ID door east Of jthave
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GusinCss GhGnfes.

m.NnO WILL BJ'Y the STOCK and FIN
- sJD TUHEs Of grocery -i0rei rare ehaD'e Apply
Us 6-lravt.
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gonnErn pr0perIn 20 Get.

gao MONTHLY RENT. Forty minutes
dDVV comfortable rite fIus LIBERTY IT, c1nipc = rnnE
lA,s IS lrus tiI midnight yearly t, SO ron
uffage lte-'Iirr house
l.. rooms -r1e cellar hester Rot cuia water, hath
0sat lcls etc. villa plot .dd out IN w
LTt-e fraII vines, berries iucstlfn h@n
vtl Drained ha.tth' .iaHl+t walk paved - r.s
from dcuas center q ti'~ - ilsb'lh and -
u,tr. vail station q a est EZiet, ~
central E.Gfnsf. Apit 10 pTeIisc3 or 10 tic ONttf
l.GGrl .. No. - Sas ut.
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SENNsILVANiA RAILROAD.
%EW-EOYK DIVISION.

1HE Old FS-rABI FSHFD F'D f'1'E AND STfORT LIS
&EW-YOHK AND PHILADELPHIA.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04

"a t4uHga Trans each Way daily DepGs Philadelphia
lin Ncg- ls--.
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fine ArEs
Eetrures ana flcetiHls.
Ils,ca! 5nslruyue'Ils

l-iI5iCuI 3E5lLuWfuS
1 GREAT OFFER FOR THE HOLIDAYS
n We WILL during tusse Hard rTifE~ arh TIE HoLi-
A.. dispose of 100 PIANOS AID ok3AN~ n~s and sec
aI. nrst class makers ncuI WA1l.l-- AZ lower
prices ior 10 let nBt paid for Than
bfCr' offered IN New-fors. WAfEiS~ g. M. so AXE,
iud 2 PPfGHl PIANOS and ORCIESIRIDN tH4AEOf-
GA the BEST MADE warranted for SIX years.
AGENTS WAIVED. Illustrated Catsogues mailed. A ~
ri-,i Teacher Minister'S tnuTcls schools,
lOl-cs. sheet VI ha1 pi1cc. HORACE WAFEHS
SONN. Manuf2Cgr,T Dealers 80 tsrutlst,
Uri0nsguarc. Nvg-Y0rk. STORE OPEN EVENINGS
4 BRAU UTIGAM' Upright and Square
"a PiAA - second 10 none: gross nsDefat. con
stly hInd lar.c assortment 0i s-Cpna hand PaL0s
best mdstrs New aHd second band Planes "a Fet
Narc,o1u's. No. % Cuon-squarc.
; IGBrE 81 ERNST, old h0use rf Lighte &
~ Bradbury, Offer der sJltHGld PIANO-FOEfES ev
prces, ami monthly pa uts. az IL East lstsL Also
Slitlls AMERICAN 0iaiAA-.
-, Y. BALL Y co..
y. 40 IS EAST ATTEST
Chickering'S -elaway's. otter P1aab- OfgaDs
foTcisl. On lilstIAnrnts and Tor r-uI
TTPRlGHT PIANOS
4 FOt SALE or RENT, NJ
OJNElEA g SONS, Manufacturers
=. West ihlrt,rufn
Between Fifih and -ixthsves.
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Droohlnu properin 90 Set.

TE'O LFT-..st0ry brick SCIi0OL-HOCSE,N No.
: IDS ..uisen.si.. --tofy brick DWELLING. - WI
nu.,+rrgi. GOUDOS l. FORD - 'lrr.i -, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04

Ttas< tie Infgfsgpa Equipment and tAs Fas.est
IIile eonsslgnt eItIi ais9lnte salety.
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STEAMBOATS, ano RaiiroGos

HBIDGLpORT. AID al points on liogAl5Ga,c
- E.. atn.E r.ro4.s fare ~. steamer BRIDE T.
PORT .sv-- Cstasruelip 1880 and Bfias~"ri Al
ll
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

~ STEAMSHIP LINZ BETWEEN NFWTORK,
-HTIHAIPLDN. AEL EEENEN.
'OMPANi'S Fftt fn0t pf -ftOED-t. HOBpkEN.
0D -atar. Ja. = I, b ! b. ..ar'at ian @
HEENANN Sat -..I ~. l3 AMFRft s. -If rilv Jan =
RATES or PA~-AGE irolI NE,-YuEh To- -OCT CTIAAP-
TJN. .iAFt.E or BaENE%t
FIRST CABIN. sion. 1fu- SECOND CABIN, SO, gold.
-IEEEAGi- so, currency.
Rct1Tn TrSeG 20 reduced rit' Prepaid -teef3ge tclth
caIa- cursrn,y.
freight IrasaIge apply to
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Ocean GIeGmcr5.

NATIONAL LINE.-Fr0m Piers "A and 81.
~ North River. FOR LONDON.
DENMARK ...-..-... SATt KpAY Jan. H. p. IL
FOR u EEN~rDN ASD LIVERPOOL
ENGi v ID Jan. IN. D. THE t Eli>laa Q
lIA ALf..Jan H. - Q. ~. SPAfN...-jan -, 2jO
CaDn pass3 - r,J fGO. or 80 currency.
keIu tickets al reduced Iases steer passage go
rcBcy
Drafts sssiei from ? upward. az p icas.
Apply az ne COHpaLy : uiIce, go -.r1l.Val.
r. ". e. Il R-T. Manager.
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NEW THIS WEEK.

Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
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Unsolicited Testinnnr

FAIRFIELD, Me-, April 2s, 1864.
Gentlemen-Seeing numerous certificates in
the "Maine Farmer" endorsing the merits OF
the Great Lung Remedy, WIsTAR's BALsAM OF
WILD CHERRY, am induced and take great
pleasure in giving publicity 10 the great cure it
accomplished in my family in the year 1856
During the summer OF that year my son, Henry
A. Archer, now postmaster in this place, was
attacked with splitting Of blood, cough, weak
ness Of lungs, and general debility, so much so
that our family physician declared him 10
have a "seated consumption" He was under
medical treatment for a number of months
tat received no benefit from it. At length,
from the solicitation of himself and others, I
was induced to purchase one bottle of Wis
TAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY, which bene-
flied him so much obtained another, which
in a short time restored him TO his usual state
OF health. 1 can safely recommend this rem
edy to others in like condition. for it is, think
all it purports 10 be-the Great Lung Remedy
for the timesl
The above statement, gentlemen, is my vol
untary offering TO you in favor of your BALsAM
and is at your disposal. AS ever, yours,
ANDREW ARCHER.
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The AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY is an
epitome of newspaper history. 1t is also re-
garded as official register of cIrculations
This feature requires the closest scrutiny to
prevent it from leading to abuses. The plan
adopted by the publishers of the DIRECTORY TO
secure correct and trustworthy reports is rigid
in its requirements, and is adhered to with
impartiality. Successful publishers, who have
something to gain by comparison, are gener-
ally prompt, not only TO send reports in COLI
formity, but give Messrs. Geo. P. Rowell & Co.
such information as enables them to weed out
unsubstantiated statements of pretenders in
journalism. The popularity of the book, and
the general confidence in its accuracy and good
faith, are attested by the immense body of ad-
vertisements it receives. 426
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Women in the Grange.

A correspondent of the Vancouver In
dependent thus discourses upon the
women in the oranges:
The Grange is an organization espe-
cially adapted to the social needs of
farmers. 1t brings them and their
wives and children into closer relation
ship, and enables them to know more
of each other, more of their mutual
hopes, plans and prospects. And herein
are the women invaluable to our order
Their services in the Grange could not
well be dispensed with. To divest the
order of its woman feature would be to
detract greatly from it's usefulness and
the enjoyment of its meetings. Here,
as elsewhere, woman's presence is indis-
Pensaole In the inculcatiOn of good NOR
ais and religious principles. Happily
the orange affords an opportunity for
womans partial relief from that seclu-
sion OF nome and the kitchen, which is
so oIten destructive of higher ambitions
and brighter hopes. For
how much better is social home than
one continually darkened with moody
silence or grievOus wrangling. The
Grange may be made the nursery of the
social home, aud all should say God
SPSSN IitO inSIituLtOH Iudt IS calculated
generally to exercise so healthful an
influence, and especially to assist in the
liberation of the minds of women. The
Grange is not known destinctively as a
"woman's rights" association, yet
herein women have their rights; they
are admitted to full membership, and
this is one Of the most worthy features.
The customs, morals, and social status
OF the ange depend largely upon the
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The battle is raging between winter and all
the organs through which we draw the breath
Of life. Which shall conquer? Strengthen,
soothe, and heal the irrltated lungs and throat
with HALE's HONEY OF HoREHOUND AND TAR,
and the rapid cure of Cough, Cold, or influenza
is absolutely certain.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
First-CIass Organs,

Many OF which are used exclusively by us.
They have IMPROVED SWELL, IMPROVED
BELLOWS, PATENT REED aud SOUNDING
BOARDS, IMPROVED REEDS, VALVES, and
STOP ACTION, with KEYS of the FINEST
IVORY, IVORY FRONTS, SOLID EBONY
SHARPS, CLOTHED MoRTISES, BRASS
GUIDE PINS, ENGRAVED IVORY STOPS,
PEDALS, carpeted in rich designs, etc.
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A VALUABLE DIsCovERY.-Dr. ]. P. Miller a
practicing physician at 81 Spruce street, Phila-
delphia, has discovered that the extract OF cram
berries and hemp combined cures headache,
either bilious, dyspeptic, nervous, or sick head
ache, neuralgia and nervousness. This is a tri-
umph in medical chemistry and sufferers all
over the country are ordering by mail. He
prepares it in pills, at so cents a box. The Doc
tor is largely known and highly respected
philadelphia Bulletin.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


FLEIsCHNER, MAYER & CO.,
NOS. 48 AND 45 FRONT STREET,
importers and Wholesale Dealers.
sPRIN SEASON.
MIR. MAYER HAS MADE VERY EXTEN-
Nl sive purchases of full line of
MILLINERY GOODS.
Direct from the Manufacturers and Importers
in New York Our stock will consist OF the
latest styles and shades Of
Feathers and PIumes,
French Flowers,
Hats, Shapes,
Ribbons, Plain, GrOs Grain and Fancy,
Silks, VelTets, ETC., ETC.,
To which we invite the attention of the MILL
ney Trade of Oregon and Washington Terri
tory.
Being the only Wholesale House in the State
importing MILLINERY GOODS direct from
New York, we will be prepared to offer extra
inducements to our Friends and Patrons
5-52
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DAVID AND ANNA TSON,
BY Abigail Dunivvay,
Editor New Northwest" Portland, Oregon,
P 0 { NJ
A MATSON,
AND ELEGANTLY BOUND.

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ma
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My pooru mated ddovejs said he,
lookh henceou 70 love o
A r1rhr on he says:
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81 South Fifth street, st. Louis, Mo.
584 Washington street, Boston, Mass.
al State street, Chicago, Illinois.
lll1l Second Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.
II New Montgomery St., San Francisco, Cal.
G. w. Traver, corner of Morrison and Third
streets, Portland, Oregon.
a
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We manufacture but one class of work, and
one of our INSTRUMENTS is in general re-
spects equal to another, as far as its capacity
goes. The same
Smooth, Finishing FOicing and Fine
Action,
Which are so satisfactory to good players, will
be found in every Organ upon our list, the diff
ference in price being regulated by the capacity
of the Instrument, and the difference in the
Style and characterization of the case. Every
Instrument fully warranted. Send for Price
List
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MARY #. FOSTER.

Commission Merchant and Purchasing Agent,
is prepared to make purchases in New York
and other cities, on order, of all goods jewelry,
groceries, etc, on commission of per cent. for
S. of L and 10 per cent. for others outside of
the Order. West India preserves and Mexican
conserves. Address P. o. station "D," New
York CITY
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TAKE NOTICE.

Mr.. Hendee is in town and is taking pictures
in all styles of the art, and has all the advant-
ages of easy access TO his Gallery aud the best
light in the State, and takes as good pictures as
any other man and at as reasonable prices, and
is always ready and goOd-natured. Please call
and test his ability. Gallery in the middle OF
the block, First street, between Morrison and
Yamhill, Portland, Oregon. 6-2I
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Tonic.

Every one, at times, feels the necessity OF
some restorative OF the vital powers, depressed
by mental or bodily exhaustion. In such con-
ditions, let every one, instead OF flying to the
alcoholic or medicinal stimulants, which must
be followed by depression equal to their excite
ment reinvigOrate his deranged system by the
natural tonic elements of the PERUVIAN
SYRUP. Sold by all druggists, 81
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re The National Gold Medal was awarded
to Bradley & Rulofson for the best Photographs
in the United States, and the Vienna Medal
for the best in the world. 429 Montgomery
street, San Francisco.
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Office and residence, east side First street, be-
tween Gamhill and Taylor. Special attention
given TO women and children's complaints
Also, gives MEDICATED VAPoR BATHS, COM
bined with Electricity in treating rheumatism
and chronic diseases. 5-2
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-09-22
0UACHlTA COLLEGE,
FOR YOUNG LADIES:
MONROE, LA.

Second annual Session begins September
l1rh, 1877.
Number Of Faculty Tea.
7ofcl Expense FIR Forty Htcks, fol Boa,d
Washing, Lights. Fuel and Tuition in English
and Classical Couse, $4,000.
Before sending elsewhere write for Cata
logue, 10 j. LANE BORDEN.
Iuly y, lsI1.-5m. President
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Matrimonial Weather.

Not every weather prophet can pre- dict a domestic squall. In Durham county, England, Thomas Williamson, lecturer, weather prophet, and signal man, applied late in April for protec- tion against his wife, with whom he had been living only three weeks. s'I can bear the i'll use no longer,' ? said he. The magistrates explained that under the divorce act 8 wife could seek pro- lection against her husband, but not a husband against his wife. The unhap- py man solemnly assured the bench that there would be stormy weather If he were to go back and live with his wife, but the magistrates shook their heads and pleaded helplessness under the law. Can science do nothing for the henpecked weather prophet? Is there any instrument so delicate as to forecast the fluctuations of woman's moods, the excess of moisture in her eyes, the depression of her spirits, and the rise of her temper? The baromet- ric curve must be made his household ally, so that he can tell when storm is brewing, and, accepting the warn ing, go out doors and wait for clearing weather.