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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-03

Of st, Pauls Church. died this morning, he will pc
and si.ss.s - his sorrow ssr,cxen community.
- JonAeh r, DALI Chief al The Fro Department and
place tomorrow, Is among the deal OF to-day.
Charles Nathan and j. w jolly young men Of raro
TO increase the gloom that enshrouds tho city TO-
The remainder OF rio dead are:--
Maggie White. ,iss,Af,ss NJ ggic Burt, r'
a,s Belle sS1 nexs.Dy MI Me- Ssf asS @sfs'
R.ss Si al.s ". Weed, woSa5a A.,
NEW casss
Tho new cascs Of to-day .rof physicians and we'll
known citizens embrace the names OF Dr. MERCER, q
Lsuisisna; n. McMsnas. a leading produce
merchant; :, j.. Bowen, j. W. sandusay;
Moor, Of the ce%p
Miller, Mrs William Trowbridge.
Acting Mayor Trowbrioge, reported sick, 10 up ana
we'll.
THE PxvER AT GRxExvILLE
The fever Is spreading rapidly IN Greenvillc Tho
the Howard Association, sustaining the ngures and
statements Of your correspondent:-
vIcxssuRc. Miss. Sept !. 1873
popal..ca mi. day may be estimated !. 10 600 fully
par, Sa. s. 1.s:oa ''Is .H this .%p
i
sons Of poorer CLASSES and .ssisndins %
.sa: ss nSs s'' train. .
to run and steamers likewise Have only the cannon
Yazoo Valley from New Orleans. This throws
psyment aud deprives of Of livelihood nnesenths
clerks and every mechanic luborcr Contribu
tions of money and supplies have literally
forwarded from all parts of the The money has
received but tho supplies local
seriously embarrass their delivery here I'm
this he ad Of supplies 10000 ratons tho
aud due here Tuesday You know the
ehsrscter OF our people wnie and eo,ored rs well ~
800 dek aud under treatment, from individual in
each household member Of the family down,
scarcely house exempt the disease incrcasn hourly
the OF the well taxed TO the utmost limit
caring oil sick.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-03

George A. Frslal.
MIA AddN, Lewis
Aimse Bss,le
Mmr, Marlin.
II. Lierms1n.
Mary Loun~ Grant.
Mrs. Max Moses.
Bodtcs A. "A. Magea
August Woobrate.
Henry D.iBrown.
Mrs. Margaret Lopez
AnthonyJ. Eagan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-03
|. d. Nonkeu died this evening.

NEW ORLEANS SHOWS SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT
DECREASE IN NEW cAsEs--EIGHrY-ErcHr
ArHs-PEcuLIARITIrs OF THE Epidemic.
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE nEnALD.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. q 1878
The Official statement OF OF yellow fever for tho
terday); now cases. ZOO seainst 200 yesterday. do
crease of 81. rhs large number OF new cares re-
ported on Sunday may be tod for by The
changes In tho weather. Heavy rains ard tho sudden
transition OF temperature could only produce the
worse effects upon all who were not accmated. Tho
fever must run It's course Il seems to be almost In
cyitsbIs TINT oil Who hAvo bad the disease must
have ~, u being only question OF time There
are however, households where not single has
appeared as yot, owing, perhaps, TO careful AVOID
ancc OF all exposure
TIVE rgvER coSrAGious7
whether the fever 10 contagious pot 10 disputed
but there can 10 doubt very lew escape having the
disease 10 . household whore u sncs appears and
this too sometimes with terrific results In one In
stance out OF a family consisting Of hAiher mother
and trhec children, only left OF another fam.
n.y. consisting or father, mother and two children not
mi In Der survives. Full blooded persons OF nervous
tempcrawent seem to suncr most In these nign
OF The disease, and the control OF such dIfcuIs
from mo hret. Indeed, tendency TO hugh aervous
excitement seems to be marked characteristic OF the
disease as 4. now exists. There appears very
only question Is whstnsr moro or less ventilation,
covering and nonrish Ia ircd-n other words
whether wc should feed the disease or starve IT.
uoxpAr's DEATH RECORD.
49,. tNa naat a.
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Tho osntrtuu,icns reeeavea by ex AldesBsn Ripisy.
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hopes 10 brooklyn amounted 10 yl.212; 96sl % vsrs
Fund u the con~ioutioa boxes scattered shroueh shs
cNxvcd $35. ~ -
Aisyor Yates. of Newark, H. j., eelleessa san.
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ALL MAIL MATTEL, PAssENoEns, Yrrro

CINCINNATI, Sept 2, 1878.
Mrs Davis. from New orlsans. va removed 70 tue
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TERDAI-HELP GOING FORwARD--oREEN-
WILLIE ALSO INFECTED AND THE FEVER IN
CREAsrNo.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
vicKsBuRc, Sept. 2, 1873.
There 10 much confusion, hurry, trouble and ter.
nor this nght that II i'm possible to give
yelow foyer. The doctors ssil continue to 60 down
hing the iabcrs OF those who arc vol un.
or take the necessary rest and refreshments 10 keep
see . patient whom no knew AID liked,
and whore reward was certain. said II
pa,psd him TO refuse but IN justice to
demanded hts immediate attention ne would have 10
refuse Another after being snsreased ana petionsd
BY the friends Of the Sufferers consented but said -
I'll havc been going before daylight this morning,
stopping only to change horses and eat.
have 'h'rty.two calls to make yet tonight, and
my vile and children sick al home The same
doctor today, while driving at brssknock speed
for horse aud mao flesh Is no, spared, though
changing horses three umos a day--was called
TO ny man 10 halt, but answered
no dld not have time The bride ren was grasped,
tho hyipg horses stopped and doctor ordered TO
dsmount and GO In. This was recourse that Is the
snly square" way TO get a doctor quickly now
CONTINUED xAvAoEs or rms pisrxsn
A careful estimate IRON what Tow cases were seen
indIcs,es an increase over tho last report Two hun-
drcd and MY now cases would be a moderate
estimate for TO day rncro Ia n slight de-.
crease IN tho death rate. The sexton reports
eighteen io,erments Tor the past twcn,yfonr hours
among these desa some that could least be spared
who won't down martyrs tbruuKh efror,s 10 save
etnsrs Father kehanus. ths beloved onsst In ohsras
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PORT GIBSON IN SAD CONDITION. ONLY
HUNDRED HEALTHY PEOPLE IN THE TOWN.
NKw ORLEANS, Sept p 1878
The following despatch has Just bsca receivsd:--
PoRr GiBsox, Mlss, Sept O. 1873
-Four hundred cases and nifty Ave deaths out OF tho
$50 persons Remaining IN tewn. Twelve hundred
have fed The distress 10 veSy great the sick dying
with one to givo Thorn a drink OF water. Some
nurses on the way from New Orleans and Chicago.
Help ana funds arc needed. JAMES A. GAGE
President Howard Association.
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vIcKsBURo ALL SORROW AND CONFUSION
TWO uuyDaxD AND PITY NEW CASES YES.
THRDAr-HELP GOING YoRwARD--oREEN-
VILE ALSO INFECTED AND THE FEVER IN
CREAsrNG.
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Jean Carrisre.
Mary Rose.

Mary Rose.
McGarrigan.
Edith Cassidy.
Simon WeiIung.
Gabriel Benit
Catherine Hunt
elizabeth Stewart.
Hannah o. Barry.
G. Z. Wizard.
Child Of Mrs. Bowman,
Margaret n. McGrath.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-01
SUMMONS

In the Circmt Cou5t # tas Co'ssty IF LINN
.Stqte Of OTsgon.
J. Il Fonn, Plaintiff, vs.. Eliza E. Fem,
Defendant.
To Eliza i. Fenn, the above named De-
fendant:
In the name OF the State of Oregon, you
are hereby required to appear aud answer
the complaint of the above named Plaintiff
in the above entitled suit in the Court above
named, now on file in the Office Of the
Clerk of said Court within ten days from
the date Of the service of this summons
upon you, If served in Linn County, but
If served in any other County in the State,
then within twenty days from the date OF
the service Of this summons, or, IL served
by publication, then you are required to
answer said complaint within six weeks
from the date Of commencement OF publi-
cation of said summons upon you, or by
the first day Of the next regular term of
said Court for Linn County, oregon.to-wit: !:
the 2Sth day of 0ctobers A. ID. 1873, and
you are hereby notified that If you fail to
appear and answer said complaint as here
by required, the Plaintiff will apply TO the
Court for the relief demanded in the COM
paint which IS for the dissolution of his
marriage contract heretofore existing be-
tween you and Plaintiff and for divorce
fro m you and for the care and custody and
control of the minor children and for costs
and disbursements of this action to be
taxed.
J. J. WHTTSEY K j.. NJ. CoSLEY,
n2sw6 Ahiys. for Plaintiff.
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THE ErEePEaS xIxD.

There Is ar American ge;nienan
now travelling in Europe" says the
GzoJe- -De,aocyrf, .'who would be a valu-
able acquisition to either side, IN the
event Of troGble betwesn England and
RUSSIA NliicI, TIC same of course,
Is Grant. remarks the Chicago Times.
Bat cat-taiI sti7'te--T IS not n demand in
E1rei,e. where vars are short, sharp
and decisive. Think Of Turkey and
Russia as var for foir years, The
Eurolezl demand Is for soldiers Of
saore snap ami less murder,
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asepEsTY or WssAS.

eES1isr Dssaecref.
A scattered fortune may be revived q
s~Enished repatriation may. after long and por-
sarerius effort. be made 70 glitter N the sun
@hias Ct iRnoesBee: the Incidence ot youth
Ray o. stoned fez. to some extent, hy the
extraordinary efforts Of old age; l,.t when
zrenan's psodesty * lost rsos,rs Is gone
ssTer 70 be regainea. She can better afford
- saw diamonds broadcast. Mosi7sty Is a
iswel without vfliea she ceases to be woman
-Tittelit ~hirh sAe loses the power to per
FORM the noble p,ia=5ou that heaven has m
trusted 70 ser o. woman. Do r5t throw
away thi' gift Of bsaven--thst which saakes
yoa lovely. and yonr life beautiful. t,v ron
tending for she place for which Gid liaz quail
lied man aud man only Clothed with
Ttojesty you VIII see year worth scknowl-
edged It was noble and piot,> rrotber that
shaped and Daosl.led the character of Wade
Hampton. whose d9rins triainfhed over
-'e4rPet baggers' IN sseath Carolina last year,
and OF whom not oaly his native STATE bat
4he entire Union have caaae To i.e proud.
This true woman never lost her modesty,
never claimed the rostrum TO exhibit her real
worth, yet the virtues Of the mother shines
Oat IN the brilliant career OF her sou. Do
not fOrsake raodesty- heavens gitt-to beg
9Ae rights Of him for whom yosa were created.
Pc aoaest that you may have yonr rights
which God has given yoa. Be modest and
men viii respect, honor and toce you.
MoMAN's FEI.Sn.
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Dit. CHANDLER, T.R.s.A.,
Lris Physician 10 as.. Georges and e. Barsho!e
mews $ Hospitals, london, Curator 70
81 EliEabeth's, etc.
THE WONDERFUL
EGYPTIAN BLOOD PURIFIER.
xsH5AR.

Tzis sEcons parable DEF U7eATTTE {s
& e,elrasStft ALTJsIkATITE, TONIC DE-
Ssf.1sTEc, pTS FsifOIeEzIC, aud -APAs1s1-
II ;.s.,ssf,tssse ass.I stSVe1'- fGtfSn0, e7ad b1
~ fe..:itlsssss 7fcs sr;lI thoroughly esoct-
cef- .;ti diseases CT II blood. Its tngs'e-
fi0ss, tie 2aqodsscss OgtAeTcd from remote
Egl.fotirss 1.TeSiscea, taid arhefe tkefo -
fesrs, It 3leroz falls IA ejecttng tItct dssease
t!sr0R3sa The sllediuIs or the SEtlls or e.
7seEiSlsT - sissotfgss tie s,,snN al'a gar,o'.5
efgnaeis oI The bsdg, .tserebv altering,
ani, fs,leaF, Forcing otk fho orga1ls tllso
their ai9sacs' ssoTls:et end Fractional ccit-
eonSt.ies sssT ;ss.tics,t sSsIae It, oy fss an
t'oubes6 reliability and eroIacesJsfl clls'G-
fire properties, g being, most stil4siestio1s
s7bEy, tao re7.y Gss-ie oy medical trttf2iIis,
and Iiso gecRtess Sscooscsg Of tho present
age, 80 slse trezte5eiit oT ereTU disease
scas cf The 1eslasl G.. disorder. essh as
scR1TUEz a4s3 s}se thousand d:ia QUO
e1sfsss that lead TO tRts terrible o6.ictto1as
osgafiiastt, Jos' Biblical 13.stth has assert
al thcf tho ss Sins Of TIE fathers SHAH
.isff ore.s ssnio she third ard fourth gen-
ESE'EIsEEEB CONSTITUTIONS e IS a
f,asBerfsts gejavessetas, causing the seTests
az once .1.csio 80 GsSs;ssae TIE Go-ttlse
Ter C;i;g,z MO Us DISEASES, URN
flsY IssSoGilEiS, M125a M M5aSI44,A110n y ~ y 0&
coMPLsINTS, GEEERAL AND KERT-
oUS DEExLIIB RTE UM A41S9H,
gHFIFOAFATOU CANCER, SCERFY,
Z EFkE6ETOS6 or THE BONES. INDO-
LENT UL GERS, FBM LIZ CoN-
PLAINS (dsld to iko GessfLes sess e IS q
bsoss {oI.g SolsqRs for by SeIssffsSes sftsrei'-
fi5tc, Gnd delicate females, cS fs taEcs
Jsreet action qs5cs1 their aitl:le leistsl and
III FORHS OF CHRONIC DISE4SE
N HHTCH THE BLOOD IS ZHE SEAE
or TIE TROUBLE, ft Is tI,ratssa5te. 4
a positfes and oe1-znusse1it cure fer
CHILLS and FEPERS and cI MIA
HLAE POISONS.
1AoilsGssds Of 1estisaoaials cttess the
truth OF these claims.
ef1 bottles, So.
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BRONCHITIS AND LUNG
AFFECTIONS.


4 slight so-cslTed cold tefII oftfits:es
lead TO a serious cough, Gchfc3, afIlcared
for OF. badly treated, mast hare but one
7--sHlt-it alsisst ercIifndtc fIs q Settled case
a: BRONCHITIS. or Grhdt ds Grossc, tho
deadly CONSUMPTION. TO all stsaieS-isag
rom hzT1sSf5lS cough and eSpectoratioFf,
TEfACHEOH ofeTS q sound, selidble, and
l,eTyaasseist relief. Tt augsSeslfS ezpecto-
ration, Gad enables the patient to eHpeI
that tesrfstH septic deposit, triticls, " teTt
sssEaieGtc its poison to the cesfesIfdT sub
stance of the lung, dege1eTafiag and de-
.SgFoHfng that most essential or organs,
end stftfzsdfeS only {zI carly Gsia tt5i-
ffssteEa s7czfh. IRA CHEON has slo equal,
sstsct less q superior, and its use triti noe
cafy S-cIIs0re TIE deposit, thereby aG0rdfs.G
greet relief, 6ut heals the membrane aud
leares The patient Slt ooSSessfost Of healthy
gR5s0 tissue.
Price ITfry Cents per bottle, or sta
bottles. $3.50.
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PILES. IiemunhOidS.
RHRN.

Many CAUSES tend TO produce fafs fsnisi-
fslt and Citsfressitt0 state. The blood Is
stse Of S,assie s,,tSgatfres tends to s,soiSlee
eo5lgesfi0IS Of the boscels, torpid action Of
the liver, d,sd faH0seroats other. causes are
the source Of thts co.sAP Latsst, and hitherto
the public, erkfch scoitld z113tdlsg ufferSafo
symptoms and ultimately SSTore dia effect
Scs cfsse. IN PILO8 ere haze a remedy
trhfeh not only acts olssost Instantly, but
SriIt seBior6 the largest tsts1tors of the parts
(Ptses) By Gbsorptiolss oad many trho
haze 4-eeefred not o1iEs5 5eaeJft, b4lt hose
prior to afsiis0 This Ereatss.e1ifl .by. emf
rent surgeons that fAo only 7-effef they
ever could expces fs life, se0slEd be by 0i1
tie body IN q procedure srhich s1ecessitdt-
ed the IsatIe- 17tts remedy AGc been halted
srfth delight, and - slotg prescribed bD
siizailE OF its merits, as the only knotrs
siETie cttse for Piles.
Price. Fifty Gents per package, Or ste:
for $3.50.
THE AB0TE REMEDIES ARE
thorough ffs the eS-Nci ie0tto1a Of the oitGeF-
ara are tHe Tcsssts Of fSatief. s"areSia'
IaboTiots, and scientific isIresffgdfton,
e1s6raeift1 a period OF sssahU years. fSS
III the specific directions are complied
sCits, thousands of patients trflL bear trtt-
sless to their S-el0fire a7sefits, and o0rro6-
,s, 9a5s esS,g ee,,lg,;catioS OF issrse .e ,,S &
7feRts SO desire, DIR. CHANDLER ariEI
be pleased to gtcc all Information, and
treat bU letter fT necessary.
Descriptive and Explanatory CfTcs-
TAR of the G6oCe remedies sent GA receipt
Sf fTCF s5S. Hs ,s re ,ot %, 1eie t ,;6,;S
particular dTwggtst's, send orders 20 -
DR.. CHANDLER,
1A70 Broadway, New.York City,
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pYsPEPsIA.
GAsTRON.

GXsERoN Is q safe, speedy, and post
fire essre FOR that sssost depressing OF att
s'cstsFeitls ciGcStfee organs to t3tetr f1fts-
cine strength, and promote the healthy
action Of fso stomach and tHfeSffaes. The
sscrrosfs frritcoSIitS u literary ard ulE
persons pursuing a seaeRturJ lige, -
spee1ifz; scsssoeed 5g thiS agent. Tho
stomach Is restored 20 AeaIth aud the key
7soge Of the syste11s s7is once more respond
ia the erfoFf11nce Of labor.
Price, One Dollar, IN large bottle, or
Fl battles. So.
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TaK sroRTISc EDIToK FEa1s cssrrc
At A CeNCERT.

Tho Musical critic of one of the
New York papers having been com.
PEELED to leave town on the eve of &
concert by the Philharmonic Society,
a c0sfrere on the sporting depart
ment kindly volunteered to take his
place for the evening. His work,
whatever his shortcomings in an ar.
tistie sense, certainly lacked nothing
in originality, and we commended
ais style TO some Of the musical crit
les. Hear him: aTime was called
at exactly o'clock, and about Afty
bugles, ffes and fddles entered for
the contest. The fddles won the toss,
and took the inside with the chands-
liers right in their eyes. The UNI
pire, with Il small club, acted as
starter. Just before the start, he
stood uPen q cheese box, with a
small lunch counter before him, and
shock stick at the entries to keep
them down. The contestants first
soeked it to Ladics Hochzil, by
Goldsmark, 0p %. They get off
neSrly evel, one of the sorrei fid-
StSS RGAts,S HGrAtug. Inc f8dG With
the French hora tried to call them
back, but they settled down to
soszing gait, witk the big rosa i'd
die bringing up the rear. At tbs
1irst quarter the little black whistle
broke badly AMI went into the air,
but the fIddIes lefs kept well together
and struck up rattling gait. At
the half pole the man with tie
straight hern showed signs of fatigue.
There was = bobtailed fluta which
wrestled sadly with The sorrei bmgle
at the half mile, but he rs wiEd
broken, and wheezed. Taa galoot
with the big Fat bugeI kept calling
whoa all the tiIns, but he seemed to
keep up with the rest until the end
OF the race. They al came in under
the string il good order, but the
Judge on the cheese box seemed to
reserve has opiniaa. He seemed
tired and the contestants went out
to find the E,sItis holders, and Get
ready for the Beethoven handicap.
1t WAS nice exhibition, la. little
tfresome to the observers. Al! bets
"a
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THE OREGON AND WASHINGTON
LAND REGISTER,

Tbs object Of which is to bring Land Owners and Reai
Estate Agents into closer communication with the
thousands Of Immigrants who arc arriving IN this cii
with view u the ultimate purchase OF lands II VII
he printed IN regular newspaper FORM eight page, Tx
IS inches and viii be devoted solely TO the purpose for
which it IS established. The first edition of eco COP
les will be issued about the lth Of February. ISIS,
and often thereafter the influx cf immigration
demands.
Description Of farms and other property for sale viii
he condensed to occupy lines go EogJs) less,
and w be charged fer a. the Tats Of dollar each.
IL is more than probable that from twenty five TO
Fifty thousand people viii be added 70 population
irlnjgrants Who come to Oregon and Washington Ter
Titory land frst Portland and VIII receive copy Of
this paper, it viii be distributed gTatuitoy is
zin therefore be the best possible means Of bringing
lands and other property for sale their notice.
Descriptions Of property for sale TE be written ot-
IN full giving character location price terms q sale,
and all advantages Of Schools churches, roads etc,
which viii be edtorally condensed 20 tho required
space and the letter numbered 70 correspond with the
description, and filed in my o<ice for refereace no
charge viii be made for sales arranged through this
aSency-tle only fee required being one dollar for
each description inserted In the LASp RsoIsTEH, which
must be forwarded with the description. Il may be
sent in silver by registered letter o. oy esia order at
correspondence or III sub;ects ecAne-ted With tho
development Of Al portions Ui the State and Teto
respectfully solicited.
Keen a register in ny osies in which arc entered
the wants Of Al parts Of the State and Territory Tor
aboreTs mechanics merchants etc, which is oFen for
wants respectfully solicited. All matter intended for
publication IN the land register must be written one
de Of the paper only and be in prior to the ht Of
February 1873. Al descriptions Il property for sale
win be Inserted in the order Of their srrssi-thoss
coming hrst on ihe outside pages.
Believing thst this publication vii BE greatly u the
advantage Of both buyer and seller respectfully
Lett the patronage Of the public
Address all communications % me At Portland, Ore
gon D. H. sTRA8Ns.
PoRgLAss, Or, December ~, is7T. nsItt
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Millinery Goods at Cost.

A FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR GET
"A TING millinery goods cheap is now
offered the ladies of Albany: Mrs. Fannie
Streeter has just arrived from the East
and brought with her a largo stock of
goods. They can be seen at her residence,
one door east of Mrs. Russell's. She is 8
first class milliner and dress-maker and
soIicits work in her line. nismS
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4 CARD.

a H. BELL q PARKER. LATE OF ORE
AO gon City, beg leave to inform the p1ibIir
that they have purchased the entire stock q
drugs, medicines etc. formerly owned by r. G.
the business at the old stand, where they prS.
pose to keep in the future, a full assoFsrnent Of
ttcies and everything usually found in frts
class drug store.
While earnestly soliciting continuance OF
the liberal patronage heretofore extended Ia
the OLD house. We hope at the same time, by
fair and liberal dealing, and careful attention
TO the wants OF customers to meet the esteem
orders.
Particular attention VIII be given. to the com
pounding o. physicians prescrl ptsoHs and fam
tly receipts at all hours OF the day or night
a. II. BELL 4 PAREER
Successors to r. O. HILL 4 Son.
Albany, Oregon. Get. 9Th. 1874. nptf.
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. Q q Q 9 a q q .

To the Working CIass.--We are
now prepared to furnish all classes With
constant employment at home, the whole
Of the time, or for their spare months.
Business new, light and profitable. Per
sons of either sex easily earn from 80 cents
to IS per evening, and proportional sum
by devoting their whole time to the bust
ness. Boys and girls earn nearly as much
as men. That all who see this notice may
send their address, and test the business we
make this unparalleled offer; To such as
are not well satisfied we viii send one dol
lar to pay for the trouble of writing. Fun
particulars, samples worth several dollars
to commence on, and copy of Home and
Fireside, one OF the largest and best Illus
trsted Publications, all sent free by mail.
Reader, il you want permanent profitable
work address, GEORGE STINsoN d Go.
Portland. Maine.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-01

IotaI nulnncr Of delegates - Q
By or3or * the County Central Committee.
sissT. y. RsoES
Chairman.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-01
QOOOoant be made by svery .gsn

GAAACan't be made by every agen
% u u Jevery month in the business W
furnish, but those willing to work can cas-
lily dozen dollars day right in their own
localities. Have no room to explain here
Business pleasant and honorable. Wo-
men, and boys, and girls do as we'll as men
We will furnish you complete Outfit free.
The business pays better than anything else.
We will bear expense of STARTING you.
Particulars free. Write and see. Farmers
and mechanics, their sons and daughters,
and all classes in neod OF paying work as
home, should write to US and learn all
about the work at once. Now Is ths time.
Don't delay. Address TRuE q DO. AUgras-