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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-21
Diver News.

The marks ut the landing last evening
showed 3 feet ) inches in the channel
and rising slowly.
The Ragon lett tor Parkersburg At the
usual hour yesterday morning.
The Science will be TO days Parkers
burg boat.
TIE Hornbrook went to Mingo yester,
day after iron.
The Tempest, Comfort, Phaeton and
UNeal are running us usual.
The Market Boy leaves for Matsmorss
at l0:30A. NJ to-day.
The FaHchon will leave for CIncIn-
nail 10 morrow afternoon ut 3 O'Clock.
The Abner O'Neal will as soon rs
there is water enough IN the channel,
run in the Wheeling and Pitts burgh
trade, leaving Wheeling every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday At 7 A. NJ. She
is now running III the SLeubenylle
trade.
The tow boat Relief left Pittsburgh
yesterday tor this city TO take back n
TOW o, empty bsrges Tor the Fearless
Barge Company.
By Telegraph.
PITTSBURGH, September 2O.--Rlver
foot 10 inches and falling. Weather
fair
PITTSBURGH, September 2O.-On the
opening of navigation there will be H
daily packet Inc to Wheeling.
BROWNSVILLE. September 2O.-River
1 feet and stationary. Weather fair;
thermometer 81 deg.
OIL CITY, September 20. - River fall
ing slowly, with 10 inches in the cnan
mel. Weather pleasant.
PARKEEs, September 20.-Rivrr II
inches in the channel At this point, and
falling slowly.
CINCINNATI, September 2O.-River &
feet inches and rising Weather clear
and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, September 20 Weather
clear; mercury 55 to "A; wind north.
River 2 1-l0 feet and falling. Port List
-Up-HOtspur. Down-Dick johnson,
Stahlmsn. Business inactive.
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EoUcATio VAL.
VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
ISz- MORGA NTn,,N

THIS INSTITUTION OF l.,.>.,
under the Precedence %, H,E W
Thampson, A. NJ, il entering u..r
era Of prosperity. During the ~p.,,...
Just closed, the attendance OF ,tul,... ..-
increased over % per cent. lfr...
and scholarly Faculty;R byaur.,a. .. s'
full and moral locat on; "a up.. = .... 4.
and Philosophical ApyHWru> ID ..
constantly growing; 81 cur,'...u.. ... 49,
most thorough character; q. ,..r...
scholarship surpassed hy 20. im.-.,.
institution Of learning.
The e penSeS are less tina. ...., .....
place known 10 AFFORD rQUt. s.k.,.,...
The Fall term begins ~,p,ywt.. ..
Winter term January ~. nua -g.......
March 9th For fuu .llgua.... ...
logueS, &c, address the Preside.
GRO. g. ~llNr.>~
ag24WSNO Secretary OFF ....r..
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The University of Wooster,

DEN. A. \. +. TAYLOR. u. d.. uht~.
II dent. Collegiate ana Preparatory q.
paTtmeuts in successful. operation. IN,t.
capable and cNpcr cnced Professor, AMI
Teachers. nearly roo students. ,y,,fr,
Philosophical and Sclrulur luuD,
graded TO the standard OF astpJu au .,,g,,
French and German Taught thoroughly
Moral and religious influence, prevalent
Location nralthml, bur .dlur auH sru.r..
tuS new expenses very low. Op,uu stun. Z,
NJ either N,r. Fall term opens September /.
send Tor catalogue before going t.,r.
where. Address IN" President, Noo,,yr
OHIO. INl-.-AA
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-21
sad Accident.

Yesterday afternoon about four O'Clock
young son of nightwstchman Robt
Junkins, while playing in store box nj
his fathers residence, on Morrow street,
above Eleventh, was badly injured. The
box had been propped up, and he slong
with his elder brother, Robert, who by
the way, is slightly demented, were under
Il. when the elder brother showed the
prop out, the heavy box falling upon his
right leg, breaking it above the knee, and
cutting severe cash III his forehead,
Dr. Hildreth rendered tie necessary
medical aid.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-21

ASK your grocer for Stafford Il Sons
best German Soap.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-21
Moro sIrcnp Music.

One hundred Irish, Comic, Sentiment
tai and Popular Songs, words ard music,
At 20 cents per volume. \ 10. of Boos.
ey's, Howe's and Peters cheap music,
for voice and piano, from ten to twenty
five cents II number, with other books
TOO numerous To mention. are selling at
these wonderfully chesp prices at SHEDS
Music Store, Main street.
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BELMONT COUNTY FAIR.
ABROADIN SEARCH
OF NEWS

The Special Reporter Get" In HI
work and Tor Once speaks we'll al
Every D0dy-Ou belmont C0un-
~ Friends Success-A GOOd
show and Pleaty of Hand
some Ladies' esterdays
Exhibition - TO-daS'S
Programme,
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Il hctllua &c9lstrr.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index to Rev Advertisements.

go Whom II May Concern
s-, Carpcts-G. Mcndel, Booth u Go
FOR C.rcinustl-Ste Fanchon.
frmluro- Friend * Son.
.trm For Rent
FIR Safe Shelving.
=. Cro-snan Watchcs-C. = Brown
O.aang Stoves K. II. Sweeney.
b.rus,ry- { \. Win gerter
l.ady Mixed Paiuts-HsneS, Wilson
. ...
r.~ Rert-As.cmhly Hall.
.Uu. OYSTER Office Saloon.
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WE WILL

WE VII mail one md -th,1.,tg,.,4.
W. WILL en- OF the most D'a-y,f
new Chromos. in French OH COZ RIO
seen tor 500, They are noun sa Co - oceu.
ing, and outseII anything now Dsi'iSr ~
public. Satisfaction guarantee. IN,
sam piles for u cents, or Biz iDf = .1,s.
send 10 cents tor grand i!lusiTaas.'sI, - lie
lDgue with Chrome OF MOoBI:Rh srI
Rhine, or ~ cents tor TWO LanGsGsP ,TH.
Gala Lilies on black ground. . Ho,t0u,
MAN q Co., 4le Washington ~, ,IuC
S Hass asfE5 SsEIsyf5sl 70 FORTUNE
Ar; Works. Je1eg 0ep
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TTITION FREE

Contingent Fee 81 per I,m F...
College Courses. hartcT,d o. IS. Er...
Improvements extensive, patronage as
year 70 per cent over previous YEAR, ...
nets aud Libraries equal 10 lnvlp,f. o..
ply To Presi lent BUGBEFDr tD '.,. ~..,.
tary for Catalogues or lufUrWt...
iNnbRpNa
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Small TbieSing.

Yesterday morning respectable te.
male Was caught in the act of stealing
eggs at the Second ward market. The
owner OF the eggs lectured the erring fe-
male rather severely, but did not cause
her To be arrested
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Washington & Lee University


gen. q. ". G. LEE, IrcSr ~. .nar,r,
of instruction in CLASSICAL, lit rury aai
ScientJnC studies, ana iu IA" Pro .r,,.u ...
departments OF Law ana civil Euguu.r.
ing.
he next session Will open Nyp'rmhri
10Th and close june 18th. lO'tI rAu.u,,s
exclusive of BOOKS ana clothing u,ot uU.
exceed $40; y messing they may Nr Ir.
duced To $50 on So.
For full information by cHt1IugUrul. .r.
cular address WALTER BOWIE.
ly3UcgTD Clerk OI fa.u.',
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-21
TWO First Class walters
u autpd hmm ediaieIy. Apply
10 IaTRmir'S.
acknowledgements.

We are under Obligations to Col.
Thomas Harubrook for M exceedingly
fl. n.Wrt, cul..d from his Eden OF
e "rr-, al lio'nbroo&.s park.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-21
VAN NORMAN INSTITUTE.

BOUNDED 1871, 3lB WEST osTH -TEL'L
L New York Central Park Fami.y aud
Day school Tor ! Dung Ladies. b. 'rt-
advantages Tor converse ions F"uDH Hld
German Re-Opcniug sept. B., ls.,.
Br and Madame ' AN NOitM -. tI.u.
Cipals. a.. D.gI.I.-b
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-21
ALLEGHENY C0LLEGBi
MEANWHILE. ga

The College year vii open Ser, ism
The Preparatory SchooI WI ppr.. ,,,.,
day.
Boarding on cooperative plans ,...
$50 Ia $500, iuclUdiu- ul Item, "a
Boarding cheaper. Board m wm.l-, ,r.a.
- m Ia ~ M
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-21
WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE
STAIsT0N, NbRGININ

win over Twenty Teachers Uua u1rr..
ranks among The fr,l -ohuuI- lor }u.l.
ladies I'm Tie T. fed states. iu 'Ur.au'.
ml Valley OF virginia, mrrmr| 'or
health. Attended 10y pupils ',om Ul.r,B
10 twenty States. Great economy Il.
pruscs r CURED session opens : I' ".
1877 Board and Tuition fore iIrrr.u -
tic year S2iO. For cHtH' Ugua aud 900. d
formation, addrc Rev. ". 4. HANKS.
u. d., Pre- idrut, stanton, Va. lH.,.rb
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-21
Pheasant I'nrIy.

Last evening a number of cur citizens
we're entertained A. Mr. lodges resi-
aarro la North Wheeling. Cocksyne
.grl ned the music Tor th" occasion.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-21

The above statements show the
school to be unusually full, as compared
with the report for the same time last
year. There is an increase of 352 in the
number Of pupils in attendance.
The following table shows the average
number OF pupils to the teacher IN each
division Of the several schools
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-21
Lodged la Hail.

t,stcrday morning man by the name
.' Asa Bryaer, l. .uUatic, WAS brought
from Marshal. county, 10y officer Fray,
- mt I'M iAII
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-21
Slj.jl2.7i

The Committee on Text Books award
Ell The COZ tract for furnishing school
books for the ensuing year, to Messrs.
Stanton nnI Davenport, they being the
loves. al Id"rs.
Mr.. WIl:oa, of the Finance Commit
lcr, reported the following estimate.;ot
cA...Illur,. m school fund for the
,n,,. .ri,r,s Jurl. 80 1878:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-21
THE PREMIUM Ms.

Yesterday, bat one premium WAS
AWARDED the judges tor saddle, irght
harness and draft horses and horses tor
all work, Receiving their decision
urtil to-day Ia the county pacing
match, the premiums we're awarded to
TO the following horses:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-21
NOTICE.

LII PERSONS KNOWIS1 nm Of
Hanpsgea' Bates q 90. viii hnd II 70 , .L,,
interest 70 call and settle WIh"N eli
~ No. lisa Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-21
Vocal Instruction

Mrs. Annie NJ. Shub rc..r.-.
lessons in voice training and Voc,
on ard after September 81. Ann
may be made ut the music store 80,
Main street Giving stter:f.r s.. -
vocal instruction. pupils w ...
correct method and nskr ..uu...
improvement.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-21
THE DISPLAY

was good, and presented Il fine show to
the the visitor, the following entries
being made, making total OF eight
hundred and ninety:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-21

GERMAN Sosp SAYS time. -,ye.
and makes wash day 50 pu..,.-.
pound bars for sale by q" .-.
dealers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-21
BUILDING FUND.

Geo q. BEyy collector of school district
# lue ci.yDt Waetllng i'll accoUat with
building ind.
TO assessment Oi ...Sli, AZ 81
10 delinuuentS OF 1919 collected . 2.B
Balance uue cOllectOr..................... 76S.l7
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-21
Equest rianism.

Best Silver Cup.
Best Boy under Silver Cup.
) to enter; no tee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-21

Down Down. Down. - Another
break down il prices o: Dry Goods and
Carpets. Bound 10 sell 81 some price
whether the mills run or not. Corner
Main and 10Th streets.
j. w. FEkREL
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-21

LAEsT STYLES Of Shoes just received
st L. V. Blends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-21

TIE finest shoes kept.in the city at L
Y. Blends.
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CONDENSED TINE TABLE.
5pEPARTURE or TRAINS.


A. MA. Mp. Mp. NJ.
talto. & Ohio K. X. 4iO 1857 o:ZO
central U. Div. ~ iICT ''S ct"
N.P6B. Div. a:0o o:-u ct" zee
A. N.
a. eveIard & Pitts 6:l2 lO:N $50 oO-l
ARRIVAL or TRAINS.
"A. Mp. NJ. p. MI NJ.
l..,, + OHIO X r.. 5: rs 900 lO;l0
A. NJ
,..,,rral a. Div. $40 II :S5t 100
9 - 4 h. Div. 7:SO 4:55 ." &c.
w. P M A. II.
cleveland 4 Pitts. 1855 500 S:9 WV
Daily except Sunday-Newark Accom-
Ia pdatiOn. ,,, tn
StrubenNlllr Accoihihoud.Ion. l9
min during the day passes backward ana
toward between Martins Ferry anu
B,IIaIte, stopping when required at Sner-
mn HCuse, .E.tnaville, West wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
rluE TABLE Wheeling and Elm
Dllv, r.diroad, in effect on and alter Fri
dan. May j, 1877:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-21

COOP black Kid Gloves for 81 cents at
j. n. Ferrers.
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JUST received, lot OF Children's
SHOES OF the latest styles, at L. V.
Blends.
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~ you want 10 get suited Ia PAIR Vi
Shoes, ~ ~ l.. V. Blends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-21

CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, 60 now
~ j. W. FERREL's.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-21

ALL the principal grocers in this city
sell Stafford & Sol's German Soap.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-21
LANIES' SEMINAR.

DLAIRSNfLLE, PA. FALL -"N
ID opens Thursday, Srpt,mU'r lJtn l'I
Location very nealihful, easy ui ..rs'
terms moderate. iu.l Conrs- ~ Iu,i ag
ton. FOR Catalogue, pIc.t" Hddur,a
J.JEWETI Parks
lVybeuTb IfUr.ya..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-21

TIE cheaPest.shoes 10 the city st L. V
Blends.
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USE German Soap.

YoUYG men that Think OF going to
a Commercial College should beware of
travelling agents representing institutions
of this kind away from home They are
pail for giving big accounts Of them,
and making them appear much more
than they sre Try our home institu-
tions. They are equal to any Of those
at distance.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-21

Geo. e. Black, collector OF school district
of city of Wheeling in account with
school fund:
Balance due school Board ............~ b.5y7. I'D
To assessment of lS76................. 80, $50 -
State fund collected IL, 3S4.5S
Delinquents OF 1870 collected. SIS
Delinquent taxes paid by 3. 4 -.
K. K, GO. .............................. 55I> 3
To James Maxwell, tuition tor
non-resideuJs ................. l5.UJ
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10
COVERING GRASS sEED.

The tlil plan OF leaving grass SEED
lnud rlnver uncovered when sown, Is
siill prrciiced to Il large extent in a
lnuist season, especially moist At the
ttg,, II will do; but even II light
covering is IN improvement. In a
,lsouili Il Is islgdispensable, Particular
yan early drouth; and not only d
light covering Is required, such as Ia
secured by brushing Tic land, but n
harrow should be use,l lle Thomas
sinOoihing harrow u Just Tho thing.
Two years pgO there WAS Il severe
ilr0usli, l,eglnning immedMtply after
The snow had lrfl Seeding usA rule
was failure. The lnss ~ this sev-
ilnn alnlse WAS immense. The ex-
eeplianS were invarlily the fields
where liss harrow was Employed
nut the brush, aS thlSseemed to Share
ihe general disaster \ mellow. dry
rull will permit the seed % he wvl
pni down, air III such eisp'
reaching Il. The sanie condition wll
nflhnit Of moisture, even long rains
IS have known II. Only have th,
grmnd mellow and drained, 80 tina
llle surplus walerpasses OIL llrt
Il hest ln have the surface uf illt
gruund level--levcled with harrow
itgd roller when II Is seeded, and
then no pRrl 1T the seed VIII be burl'
-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10
4, ,OOO,OOO Bottles
ny TILE
Centaur
!. min Is


have becn sold the last year, aud not one
,,o,,f,,lnist has reached us thai they nave
Nh, inno Hi HAT Is claimed for th0t1, IN
dao,l. scientific skitl cannot go beyond the
result reached in these wonderful prepa'a-
lions. Added 10 Carboic Arnica Meniha,
Seneca Oil and Witch llazle,. aio pthor
ingredients, which makes family lhnilnehl
that del6s rivalry. Rheuma9c ana bed-
riddon cripples have by Il been enaDled 70
throw away their crutches, anu many WIi'
for years have boen afflicted with Noural'
"ia. Scjatica, Caked Breasis, Weak BACKS,
etc, have found permanent rell0I'
Mr.. Josiah Wos;lake, Of Mmysylllo, o,
writes:
For years my rheumatlsni haS oeein so
bad that have been unable TO sur from
tho house. l have tried every remedy, !
could hear Of. Finally, learned oi We
Centaur Linimon.. Tho first three bottles
enabled me TO walk without my crutclies'
am mending rapidly. ! think your LIN
iment simply marvel"
This Liniment cures Burns and Scalds
without a scar, extracts tho poison from
hiies and sfings Cures Chillblalns and
Frostnd-ieet, and Is very eliicaclous for
rar-ache, T'ooth-ache, Itch and Cntanoous
Eruptions.
IDC NenltHI fNh'F "
IL intended for + @ tough iibrcs, cords and
muscles oil horses, mules and animals.
Rev Geo. w. Ferris, ManorlsiIl, sehola-
rlc Co n. u, says;
aAry horse was lame for year with
lallock wrench. All remedies utterly failed
to euro, and l considered HIN worthless
until I commenced to nse Centaur lIini'
Incnt, which rapidly cured him, heart
nv recommend IL.
II makes very little difference whether
The case be 'wrench," sprain, SPAWN o.
lamenoss of any kind, tho effects arc the
same. rho great power Of the Idnimen1'
Is, however, shown IN PoIi-Eyll' f; BiT Head on1
Seratehes. This iIinim6ntis worth millions
Of dollars yearly to the stook-growersi
Livery-men, Farmers, and those having
valuable animals to caro- for We warrant
ils ELECTS and refer 10 any Farrer who has
ever used 1t.
Laboratory of J. d. RosE & Co.,
46 Dey st., New York.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10
nrrrER clLTrRE.

Wr appeal 10 every wheat grower
ia pAv tii- ycar AZ least two inches
i epNr thinsvei hcfOre for hlS whcat
rra, We ASK him to plow with
shrps alIls,si insicad &c two, 50 ns 10
likes ,lrpp InrFOw ana ihnr0ughly
lum na,irf The weeds.
The satrsi ~ success IN wheat cul.
lrrc Il, .ie,p and thorough prcpara-
lion ~ tie soil for seed. II 0ny Of
mir readeis DO not believe thl-, let
Hhem lry few acres for wheat by
lhe slii-shad way ot nl0wlGg oniy d
fiW inches, and ty giving deep and
houugli plowing and narrowing to
saN |anep, ihcy win naetl no further
araa.UeQis ever aher
one has AlAnnfe around Ills barns,
1e Mill hanl Il an0 spread Il over
ir Nh0at la.d amer lho Seed 4 s0wn,
be- W'il see b henenriM elects 81
mmuff netlef nut in only half thc
Nu' ~ wheat Nnd du \ tight, lhan
hihf over ihp laHd AMI da Il inq
I'INaQ mennef
MN4l N1ails lllfail besiPt DIN
'e' ef NNal we want i~
ll'i eaffals N0t larger crups
lA laad 'Ni n past
a0l a1'i ~ rlt ifS lni
Nn I'af |ltg Nill nr1
rl1iI NHfI IIrnn
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10
C|liiIdr en-.

\ complete substitute for Castor on,
without lis unpleasant taste or recoil IN iho
thIoat, The result Of 20 years practice py
Dr. Snm'l Pitcher, Of Massachusetts
Pitchers CastoIia is particularly recon-
mended for childron. II destroys worms,
assimilntos tho food, mud allows natural
sIeo5. Very efilcacous in Group and FOR
chii.irep IeathiDg. For Colds, feverlsli-
ness. Disorders of the Bowels, and Siomach
Complaints, nothing is so effective, u = 7
as pleasant to take as honey, costs but 10
cents, and can be had of any Druggist. ~
This is one of many tcstimonia'si
"CopNwALI. Lebanon Co;,l'ha
March Il, lS7LJ
Dear Sr,-I hayo used your castoIia IN
nv practice for somo time. take great
pleasure In recommending II 10 tho profess
sion as safe, reliable and agreeable medi'
cine. tits particularly adaptedt to children
where tho rnpugnnnt taste OF Castor Vil
lcndors Il so diGicult to administer.
'' u, a. BINDERS, Nj. d."
Mothers who Try Castoria Viii find that
hoy can sleep nights and that their babies
Viii be healthy.
j. II. llosE Il Co., New f,rk,
,1oudo
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10
THE WONDERFUL
E0YPT!AFl BL9OD-pU pUalFIER.
EF T1NBABP.


y,i, ;,a,yYrorabEo DEPURATIVE Is
:, ,,,,errts,f fLVEG 44ITTE, TONIC, d.
frflE9fl, IIirHOlflsiIC, ana At'ER1-
Et4, eoDsbfiiid9 9lsfdes iehtch render
II :Faolnelfa GN.I never-1ailinQ, and bv
IN. cA1'fn,fe1 dSG 4fili thoroughly er0dt-
rTic az 6fqcafss ~ Lao btO0d. ITS tnOTe-
ifsit. tue 3lrsftar}S gathered from remote
E.,ft.iafn I'fggiHccs, and trhere fher0 Is
iiie SiiBhtcsa iaint cJ disease tss th9 sys-
ten, II lesey f1iis IN elcoitnO thdt disease
f5r6HJl ne medium Of The skin, or .ec-
giri!ing II through Ne gnGnU and rdl-ioitS
ohaHaeIs Of fhe body, thereby Gl,ofVing,
and, i0iecd, Jorciny aH Mc o%rgGnS % into
dillon. i gsiy brief epace of time tril
comripre u:sy 5jahciE Wsin1 n, Of ITS 4iI-
daasfcd solisJilhV 0aG arondeTftb cmrG-
use properties y Deing, st,Sss 1s'gies,.9,,
,f,tG hsa u edteet Gisoog5jb Of tho present
age. III tho treatment oI ereyy aiseGse
l,j,rre me 5'oo@ tSeT e frsnafiiy Ho
EcisDf'UL4 Gnd the thousand and ono
caHses nut fead TO this terrible dtiIcftOrs
Of trhteh 0H cieiEfse9 cOin1nttfiftes are
Cognisant. Jo.. DI6IicaL Truth has assert;
rH Hcf th5 "6iH5 of Me tathers shaH
s,isit ero,, aRtO the third and fourth geli-
ey.ffiaRg. - Gn1 to ISROhEN-UOWN AND
y'YFEIsl3LkD OONS1ITUTTONS 10 Is a
gIoTerji,I gcjHrenGfOr, causing mo gsreshs
,sf tiah Oice more TO d9sumo He 6oa-tife
'0'I Iar = G0Vt.I1YEc US DISEASES, URIN,
11Syi * n7SVislsI FigyIss. IfTEB IND KIDNEY
f,fl1spI-fFNyg, GsEHERIL AFD IEleI,-
OGS M EBILITY, EUWAT1SMs
GLANDULAR ENLARG ENfEA1,s; Ell
gHEhJ0 mAToyS ,1I GAH9is, Xxx ~ SofyNNn1s fNn1s,
LENT L0BRS, FEMALE CONE
pHATE1S (Gl'6 to the Oenttea' sea- q "a q
boom ieIIg sought for 5D 8enStticeJ s"scsP-
fi1le, Gid delicate females, as t9Esn sgI
JirqGt 0cfi0n anon ihei9' aim elItsl ANR
fLL FORMS or CHRONIC DISE1sI
IN WHICH THE BLOOD rs THE SE5fT
or THE Tn URLE,, 1t 10 snUGLudbte, 4
sIe9serernncc srith this remedy epiH P9oUe
n DOsfEipe and permanent cure Tor
CHILLS and FLY.ERS aud alt W1LA-
ThoasGasis Of Testimonials affect the
tt'aM Of these claims.
J'rice, one Dollar, ts iaTge 6Ottle' OT
siD bGftieS, So.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10


srnd you iht llan cf straight
Sail lence, either foHr or six rails
ilga Tff0ur all only are used, tie
tpscs hetwecN The bottom rail and
ssfnnpd must he filed up With saD.
i nNdv Ills fence Ave wears ago, aud
ii HIS stood our heJvi'st westerly
rales, willie the taxed worm fence
alas llywn dow.i I'he posts are
1nalliaef three i,i,ers split or sawed
nus II any durb'e timber, , by .
snehcs, feet incle long, and
firmly nailed icgcther in the shape Of
i letter 4, only that two posts are on
snc side, B or Inches apart, accord
Inx to the thickness Of the rails a
piece Of inch board, 3 Lr 4 inches
wide, must b. nailed ncross the doub-
le posts for the lower rail TO rest up
~. The brace is nailed across the
POSTS, the hut Of the brace being 3
feet from the hut Of the posts, and
the top teiug few inches down
from The top 1T the outside post.
when the rails are II feet long the
posis require to he / feet apart, that
win allow The rails tolapuver inches
at each end when they are laid in be.
tween the posts. Where tho land i
clear 0r stamps and stones we plow
Two straight furrows, 3 feet apart.
Unc man places the but Of posts 10
one filrrow and the but Of the brace
in the other furrow, and another
man puts the top rail between the
posts, resting on the brace, whith
viii hold tho posts in position until
lhc earth is banked up around the
posts. / have made board fences
IN the same plan, only using one post
and the brace, setting the post AID
brace 10 or II inches into the ground
ana mailing three boards on the face
sf the post, and laying straight
pole on the top, resting on top Of the
brace w. G. s.