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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-02
THEY ARE THE BEST.

Gentlemen ;--Elclosed you will ind gas, and
wish you would send me auother dozen o! your
Collins Volisic Plssters BY the above you will
zee that can do something 10 help others IA some
way even u an not able 10 be up aud around
There ore number who have tried your plasiers
who had given out that all plasters were good for
best they have ever tried ! have got along this
winter better than | have before 10 three years
Wish Icould have heard Of your plsslers before.
YUUrs &c, LORETTA NJ. CROSS
RAlIs.oN SPA, " z NsfcA IA, isTa
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-02
NO CURE NO FEE ! IS. a. 81, G. O.

hospital l67 East Washington street, Chicago, for
the cure OF all private chronic and special diseases
SEMINAL WEAKNESS. NERVOUS DEBILITY and LOST
MANHOOD, permanently cured Dr.. o. Is graduate
ofthe Reform School, and uses no mercury; has the
largest practice IN the United States. LADIES re-
qulrlng treatment with home and board, call or
write. Every convenience for patients Send f!ty
cents for MARRIAGE GUIDE! N5 pages lllustrat
ed Married ladies and gentlemen send fifty cents
FOR sample Of rubber goods and circular OF Import.
ant information BY express Consultation free and
confidential Rellsble Female Pills IS box.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-02
Collins Voltaic Plasters.

AN RLECTRo-GALyANIc BATTERY CON.
BTNED WITH HIGHLY INDICATED
STRENGTHENING PLASTER, FORMING THE
BEST PLASTER FOR PAINS AND ACHES Il
THE WORLD OF MEDICINE
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-02
A MORBID SWELLING.

Gentlemen.-l sent for one Of Collins yoltaie
Plaster and II has been Of sre., benefit In reducing
aswelliug II my lsh side that Two physicirns pro
nounced Enlargement Of the Spleen, and ono pro
nonnced II al aran IuHlor l. A kIsTEk.
CYSTBiANiA, ISp, March ~, ieTs
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-02

A WISE DEACON. Wilder, !
want you to tell me how you kept yourself
and family SO we'll the past season, when
all the rest Of us have been sick 80 much,
and have had the doctors running TO us so
long" BRO. Taylor, the answer is very
easy. used Hop Bitters in time and kept
my family we'll and saved large doctor
bills. Three dollars worth Of it kept US all
well and able TO work all the time, and /
will warrant it has cost you and the most
of the neighbors one or two hundred dol.
lars to keep sick the same time. I guess
you'll take my medicine hereafter" See
other column,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
A PHYSIOLOGICAL
A PRIVATE MEDICAL ADVISER

On oil disorders Of 0 private nature arising from
sefabuse excuses or secret diseases with the best
means Of care, 22i large pages, price 80 cents
clinical lecture Oh the above disease and those
OF the throat, lungs, ca,arrh, rupture, the opium
habit, etc, price 10 cents,
Either book sept postpaid on receipt oi price, OF
oil three, conta1irg so pages, beautifully llustra
Address DIR BUTTS, No. IL y, 9Th ST., St. Louis
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-02
Price ESQ Cents.

Be careful to call for Collins yoltac Plsster les
you get some worthless imitation. Sold By all
Tbyed s,stes and csnsas. IA bS WEEks poT
TER. Ptoprietors, Boston, Mae,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-02
NEW RICH BLOOD!

Pars2ns' Purgsttve Pills make New Rich nleod,
and Will completely change the blood In the, entire
system 10 thTte months. Any person who wilrSike
PHI each niGht from 70 y weeks may b tppaefed
y nsl II Slyisf STAMPS, ID, JoGSa0NA o.;
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-02

PIANO Beautiful Lee, G9n si56 S;apd ORGAN
AVS superb Grni sonasSe .0FPI a S6 prce s
only 1855 Elegant Upright Pianos, price $500 only
$lbt, New style Uprgst Pianos sll2-50, Organ,
~. Organs - stops S7250. Church Organs Is
Organs, only Sos, Buycrs come and see me at
home II am not ne represented. r. r. fare paid
both ways and Plano or Organ given free. Large
Illst Newspaper with much Information about cost
DANIEL r. BEATTY, Washington. n. J. 4w.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-02

The manufacturers received the highest spd oply
award jsen 10 Porous Plaslers at the Centennial.
We Vibrant Bcnson's Capcine Plaster 70 be sup0
ror 10 MI other Porous Plascrs aud to all hpiplspts.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-02
MEDICAL
NANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
FOR G ATARRE FL

lIAAID hN/~ Ill W " lLI
b OR G A TAR RH
INSTANTLY rclTtvcS,pn9 permanently cares this
l. loathsonc dlsc1sc IN all Ita varying stagcH. |,
possesses the soothing and healing properties Of
plants, herbs and banks Ia their essential form, free
from every hbrops contalnnstion, and Ia this reg
pcct differs rom every other known remedy II one
short year Il has found t5 way from the Atlantic 10
the Pacific coast, aud wherever known has become
the standard remedy for the treatment Of Catlrih,
Tue proprletors have been waited upon by gentle
men OF national reputation who have been cured by
this remedy, aud who have at considerable expense
and personaflroube. spread the good news through.
ont the circles In which they move. When you hear
awealthy gentleman oiintcgence and rohnemeal
ray ~ owe my HE to saH!ords Radical Cure Won
may feel assured That II IL article OF great yal1e
ana worthy 10 be cllesed among the standard med'
cal SPECIFICS OF the day.
THE benefit derive from tsdaay use IS 10 me 10.
HENRY WELLS, Of Wells, fargo Co.
TT has cnrcd me after twelve years Of unlnteuupl
ed suffering
GEO V, HoUGHToy, waltham 1IGas
I FOLLOWED the directions 10 the letter and am
happy 10 state have had permanent cure
D, W CRAY, NJ. D., Muscaune Iowa
Have recommended It to quite number Of my
L friends, all Of whom have expressed to me their
high estimate Of It's value and good effects With them
WIN. BROWN, 2}5 Pine 81 81, Louis
A FTER using two BOTTLES find myself perma
~ neutly cured. have since recommended over
one hundred bottles with the greatest tueeess
WIN W ARMSTRONG,
l5J Harrison Az, Boston
WE have sold sAGToRD RADICAL CUEE for near
w y one year and say candidly that we never
sold similar preparation that gave such universal
sallsigctiol We have yet 10 learn Of the nrst com.
plant $ D. BALDWIN, Washington, Ind
THE cure effected 10 ms case by sAYToRp's RAD.
i Ic4L CCHG was 70 remarkable that II seemed 10
those who lad suffered without relief from any Of
the usual remedies that 1t could not be true !
therefor made affidavit TO Il before Seth Thomas
Esq, Justice Of the Peace, Boston
GEORGE /, DISsMORE, Druggist Boston
Each package Of Sanford, Radical Cure contains
pr sanioris Improved Iuhaling Tube, aud full
directions for IL use In all casee. Price One Dollar
Tor sale by oil wholesale and retail druggists and
deaiers throughout the United States aud Canada
WEEKS & POTTER, General Agent. and Whole.
sale Druggists, Boston, Mass.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-02
NERVOUS DEBILITY, !; h y & 10 n

men, loss OF vitality, premature weakness, enervs
ton OF mind and body disorder Of the brain and
nervous system, and miserie. resulting theretrom,
speedily cured by BATES SPECIFIC Prepared
by an eminent physician So case, for s5 sold by
druggists. For circular with full particulars, sd
dress DIR. BATES, oi3 state street. Chicago, Ill
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-02
MEDICAL.
BENS0N'S
Capcine Porous Plaster!

A % dR as,sT pS. A s sGSsaSs ss e.
Gus plaster. pain. killing agent ID one.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-02
MEDICAL.
DR. PIERCE,S
REMEDIES

Are not advertised AZ eure.as but arc SPECIFIC. IL
lhe diseases iof when they ara recommended
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-02

anAsALARY Permanent sae.men want
XlN){ Jed 70 sell st4ple Goods to dealers, No
co gsddl1lag Expenses Fad Fad Add! r,S
einnAN, ONO.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-02

OnJTT1TANpM MORPHINE HABIT CURED
UPU o gsS5 lana and G }nG b absolute ne
Opium Eating 10 W b Squire, Worthinogn,
Greene, County, Ind
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-02

aOGoLD PLATED WATCHES. Cheapest in
S01ss, yo Al co ST2 R1 ar }SS 2 ASs1 Aa
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-02

TO SELL LIVELY s IL a'Fs so lHii yG si
Real Value 10 the people, do you not' such Is that
grand low priced book.
ALIENS >; USEFUL AND AR SILFlN ] ;,
COMPANION asa ASSISTANT.
Valuable receipts By thousands for everything and
everybody, The most universally useful book ever
published, saving money 10 oil bu7ers. Octsellg
oyerythinr AGENTS WANTED Address, :"
SCANNED G. CO., St. Louis Mo.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-27
GosA selesslsa.

II the curses Of delinquent taxpayers are
considered Recommendation to Sheriff.
Mr. Dickey must certainly be an efficient
OfieeE. for. be Is catching particular fits"
from that -pOgt;Onof ourpeople ia every corner
of tbs county. The oazse Of it AL Is that he
has gone 70 work to collect up the large
amount Of delinquent taxes turned over to
him whea he came into OEee, and a. the law
intends, he treaEs all. both rieh and poor,
alike, sad Is making them come 70 time in a
hurry. OF coarse they don't appreciate it
and ndswear.vsngeaacs they are going to get
even; they are going to ''eamp on his
track If he comes ap for ofiee again they
are going to 'ssineh him, and Al sueh talk.
This soands very fne, bat these men must
rensnbar that Sheriff Diekey Is simply do
ing his duty. and that he wiz receive tie
thanks Of al Izw-abidins people in the eoaa-
y for his prompt action in this particular.
he tells us that he intends keeping one man
constantly at work collecting delinquent
taxes untiI every cent due the county, which
can be goti any way. Is Deposited N the
treasury. We are glad TO hear OF this, asd
% alss VIII be our readers, as it VIII doubt-
les have the effect Of reducing our tax levy
mart year
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-27

onlast Monday morning diss Lula 3. SheP-
herd died in this 1lsy, tho disease which car
ried her oG Icing diphthsria Of the meat
malignant form. Il wAA probably the worst
ease which has occurred in our city for years,
and the unfortunate young lady suffered In
tensely before death relieved her. She IL a
daughter of Hon J. II. Shepherd, editor Of
the Baker City DemoTas. and a sister Of
Mrs vaaCleve Of this city, with whom abe
was staying at the time Of her death. She
was an estinAble yoang lady. aud was be-
loved by al who knew her. Her sistor.in-
Law had very severe attack Of the same
disease ss Baker city few wsoks ago, and
for the purpose of aiding Miss Lula TO escape
it her parents thought It best to send her to
this valley. She eams here few weeks ago.
accompanied by her mother, bat came tao
late, a. the sOeds Of the deadly disease wers
already so~n in her systeul- oaly few
days after her arrival she was taken down
sick, and after very painful bat abort i'll
nesa she now sleeps the sleep that knows no
waking The body wAs placed in cAsket.
and telegram sent 70 her father notifying
him OF her death. AS teiegraphic oOnmuni
Sstion bstween AlbSny and Baker City ID
very irregular. no answer eould be received,
and yesterday at l:3O O'Clock the remains
were dedcaised IN tho eemetery. Ths
sorTOwing parents and relatives have til.
sympathy Of their many friends in thiz vicin
einity in their great afnietioa-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-27

The City Council met in regular session
last Tuesday evening. The Mayor being
absent, the Recorder presided Present
Aldermen Bruzh. AIisn, Stewart. Simpson
and Runbaugh.
Committee on Fire and Water reported
favorably upon bill of C. c. cherry. for
SIC Report adopted.
City Marshal reported that he had collect
ed up to date taxes 20 the amount oi
s., ,43O.73
Alderman Stewart offered the following
resolution, which passed unanimously:
RssolEef, ThAs should tia Senate committee, 70
whom was referred the bin smeBding the chlrtsr q
the Cy Of Albany reort in fayor Of striking ont the
clause relating 70 taxpayers taking from their
sessnoat the amoent Of their iudsbtedneas Il q thu
wish Of this body hat tey also report aaendmeni
70 sid bill raai1g the TAX levy 70 Flto no % oxessd
ten mills On ths dollar.
C. II. Stewart, Chairman Of the commit
tes on Ways ard Means, wAs, on motion, in.
structsd t. forward sAid resolution TO Ssna-
Tor Haley, as Salem.
The following bills were allowed: w, J.
Mathews, sI72 SO WiIIert Z Busch, s.. 70
P. Bithes, S6l.l W. ]. Mathews, S67.75
E 3. Davidson, sI02.5o J. w. Baldwin,
Sl7.50.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-27
A Cass e s'aalPias.-

We hear Of nice cass Of sniping which
occurred up near Psoria several weeks ago.
and - the circumstances are little unusual
wo will have 70 tel Is A young man up
thsre ooaeludsd that he wOald go over 10 .
house in that vicinity where there was a
young lady aad have .'sessing up" After
he arrived the young lady seemed perfectly
FecOaciied 70 her fate, and they sat there
alone by the tirehghta ''sparking" for some.
tina Finally the young lady thought it
would Be nice to 80 out into the orchard and
st some sPples. and Of coarse he agreed 70
it As Is was dark she got candle and
and then gave It to him to hold until she
could 50 into another part OF the house after
bonnet Five minutes passed and she did
not return, and stil our hero held his can.
die Tho lve minutes heightened into q
hall hour. and the candle still retained it.
upright position in his hands, but he Wss be,
ginning to lose faith in womankind. Al,
though be vas now almost Of the opinion
that be was bsing sniped, Ike CassabisaeA Oi
Old. be stuck % his post and the tailow DIP
until tho taIlow was consumed, and the FIRE
made him loose his hold. he then hunted
mp hia lat and slOped, and has since become
al invetsrate woman hater. The harvest
hAnds n that community soon got hold Oi
tha faots Of the case, and the peer fellow hss
bad no peace since.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-27
4 few good reasons why every Lady
should buy the
q BROADHEAD ALAPACAs.v

LIST. They are the cheapest goods in the
market, when their service is taken into con-
sideration.
ID They can 10 worn in damp weather or
in shower, without fear Of being ruined
curling or shrinking.
Sd. They are all donble width goods, full
twenty-seven inches wide, and made from
the very best materials, by experienced work
men, and cannot be excslled by any similar
goods, either Foreign or Domestic.
4th. Thomanufacturing, dyeing and finish
ing is done in such manner that these goods
can be washed and done up as we'll as linen
suit, without the least injury to tae fabric,
and the merchant selling is authorized to
warrant them as such.
9th. In their manufacture there IL no
weighting, stifening, orarti6cial lustre issed.
Thus showing just what the goods are and
win DO until worn out.
9th No expense ia spared, and the greatest
care taken to make every color as fast as the
perfection Of skill and the puress dyes vii
make them
earA fresh illvoice Or above gooaa Just 70
ceiycd. and fulI asaortmcnt lEe1lt constant
/ u on hand ~ SAMUEL r. KeuNG. Eirs
street, Albany Samples sent bY mimf1, nmf
All orders promptly attended g.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-27

The City Marshal Of McAiInnvillo- one
Arthur-iS out in q card In last weeks Re-
porter giving u EAking for what We did in
the line Of showing up bis ineapaeity for the
Otios which he Glls. His card shows that
he i - much Of . failure in telling the truth
aa be s In filing the Ofiee 70 which he was
elected. We arc sorry. Mr.. Arthur. that
ayOu lost bout so or so oinhuntingfo- stoue.
especially when there was no cause for Il.
and you know you would not have done il II
IL had not been in the hopeof the sco reward
which Stiles offered you. When Il was a
duty yoa owed 70 the State Yoa LET tho whole
matter drop because there Wa no reward.
Getting even by striking wildly At sheria
Diekoy does you no good either That 10,
port you star. il also false; be has not re-
eoived any roquiaition whatever Tor Kansas
criminal II son were subscriber for that
paper whose editor you want 10 "blash Tor
shame" you would see what agure yos
cut IA circulating sash q report. You
ought 70 zee ~ bluah for shasas, sir AEthar
The rsd reaches clear AroanA % the back O
our neck
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-27
AFAHsIV MEnsSRG

The onEooN BtooD prHtrfEE Rn1 rpxxY
RrevLAroa Is the bOss family refz,ay ever
placed before the pablo
Il Is an oRE0oS production. compounded
from oHEgoS roots and herbs aud .aauufac.
tnrcd by an old oREsoS hoasa.
You shonld have II in yo1r family.
II puri5es the blood and regulates the sys-
ten.
It roots out all seroialOua impurities from
the blood.
Keep your blood in order and your health
NUT bc good.
Women in FnrasAxoT, 1t prcv,nts nausea
and vomiting.
Give it % yoar children. Take ii yourself.
Don't be without il in your family, II ID
not q poisonous nostrNa made TO sell, bat a
purely vEoErARLE blood purifier.
All druggists havo It for salc
Manufactured by
WILLIAM PFUNDER & CO,
Apothecaries and Chemists,
New Market Theatre block, Portland, o.
DOS'r shake yourself to pieces with the
A0UE and BURx up with FEVER when you
can be completely cured by using bottle Of
that famous preparation called THE WILLIAM.
ETTE FEvEh AND AoUE MIXTURE.
II sure re for Fewer and AorE.
All druggists have it for sale.
Manufactured by
WILLIAM PFUNDER & CO.,
ApotIsearies and Chemists, Portiand, o.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-27
rAsmloS kurEs.
The Very Latest Eastern Fashion. FOOD ror
the Eadlca.


Cardinal capes, reaching TO the elbows and
quite straight around, are fashionable for
light wraps
Tho stylish jacqueniot rcd, darker q an
cardinal, il much used foFtrimmings Of satin
tallio or velvet.
A beautiful material Of rich Oriental col.
oring. used for trimming hats and bonnets,
is called ''Nabob gauEe."
Swinging side pockets Of velvet with silver
clasps arc suspended by silver ohaina TO the
waistcoats Of outaway jacket costumes.
PeFeale and lawn In delicate solid eelorS
have bordering for the AOuneos either in
floral designs or with set Greek or arbeaquO
figures.
Dust Cloaks Of mohalr, alpaca and debege
are made wOatherproof by new process,
which coats the threads Of tho fabric with
oolluloId
Old polonaiae are made over by eeonom.
ieai ladies by cutting OG the bottom and add
ing q lAvousO turned upl overskirt Of new
material.
Handsome bOd.sproads and pillow shama
are made Of squarea Of lace set together with
satin or silk Of a shade to match the room for
which they Arc intended.
A novelty for gentlemen's underwear Is q
NOTED shirt Of soft twisted Gotten small cord
70 be worn under tho flannel. or Ia place ol
flannel in very warm weather.
The richest novelty Ia fans Is OF gold
wrought in delicate opon work, like The
Chinese ivory fAas The most expensive
have the owners monogram in diamonds.
Long pointed eoraagea, or simulated poinll
on prinOssse robes. are very fashionable 70
full evening dress. The point Is very lont
and broad aud rounded, not sharp.
The novelty in dress materials which bid
fair 70 bO the most popular is ; wool stua IN
voiced coatisgs. IL resembles tho Engiisl
ehesiots. saitingn aud homesPuna worn b!
rentlsnen for business suits.
Rocsntly imported models show a revivA
Of shirring 20 an almost unlimited extent Ii
dresse and Ia some costumes Of such materia
a. the French bunting, cashmere and Sam
meF camel's hair. Tho yokea. cuffs and col
lars Of muAlins Of grenadines Are shirrcd in
multitude Of 6ne lineA The panels =. th
uiasa. plAstrona wherever PLACED, and vest
arc shirred
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-27

We were pained 70 hear yesterday of tho
death Of Jesse Parrish. be having died on hia
farm in Marion county. ca last Wednesday,
Oi cancer ia tho stomach. Mr.. Parrish was
one Of the pioneers in this eeenty. setsling
on elAiu about Eve Iailos east of Albany
in ls53. He WAS hn honest. conscientious
mas, and every one that knew him was proud
70 call him friend. BY an industrious life
he lad acquired considerable property. and
leaves his wife and children In good eircum.
stances. His remains viii be brought "a
this city sometime to-day for iHteanent,
aud the Masonic fraternity win con.
duct the funeral, which win tako place at l
o'clock
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-27
rhe aah.ln.a nrlaee conrlesea.

The bridge arross thc Sahtiam at tho old
Rose Ferry, on the road between scio and
this city. il finished up and has been received
on thO part Of the county BY D. F. Crabtroc,
superintendent. II was built BY A. s. Nil.
Ter & Son. 81 cost Of $4,000, and is tho
largest and most expensive public bridgc in
this State, and one among tho very largest
wooden span bridges on the Coast It IS the
Smith Patent Truss style, and IL the twelfth
of that stylo built by this firm in Oregon.
The main span Is go feet long, and at each
end Of il il span Of so feet. These spans
are reached ct each aide Of tho river by ap.
prOaches Of 100 feet, making the entire
length 500 fest Over this Is a roof extend.
ing 275 feet Besides this bridge there ia
another eloss by which was put up at the
sams time and under the same contract It
is over largo slough, or, really the old
channel OF therivcr. It has ono span Of 80
feet. and go feet of approaches, In the
hnilding Of tAoao bridges over 200 piles were
driven. and SU0.o coo feet Of lumber used.
Work was commenced by the contractors
about the middle Of last May, and the lob
was fnished about the 18th Of the present
month. making four months that they have
been engaged on il and during all this time
they have worked on an average ten banda
On last Tuesday al the people Of that vicin.
ity met at the bridge and had bAskst din.
ner and general jollifcatiOn. II was intend.
ed that the County Commissioners should be
there to view the bridge st that time. bat
owing to sickness they were not present
Judge Johns was in attendance and accepted
the work on the part of the county. Be.
sides the different picnic parties bOantifal
and delicious dinner was spread by Mira. Ne,
linda CrAbtree and MrsL Phoebe crabtreo, Il
which al who were unprOvided for were in
vitOd. Everything went OF nicely, and al
who attended had very pleasant time.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-27
Thanks. TAanh.;

Mr. 81. Davis, Of Yaqulna Bay, dropped
IN oa rs on day Last week and organized a
kttls donation party, in which this Ofsce was
pzasested with a bag Of delicious oysters.
Oh, bow We have reEelIsd since that time
And with the last expiring kick Of each Of
these slippery bivHlvess as it paases from our
Mouth tothas f0Em borune which no syster
rcsurns, we think with pleasure Of our friend
Davis Nay he always be as happy as we
are st present. and may old Tims's grasp sp-
60 him be Just IS slippery "a the oysters ale
which be has given n.