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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-07-15
SOCIAL AND Personal serE =

Remember the German excursion.
Mr. John Foster. Of Harrisbug is 10 the
city.
NJ. $. Drummoud Of New York pre-
fessionAl accountant Is stopping at the st.
Charles.
Mr.. NJ. Haupert. Of so1aville. was in town
Wednesday.
J.D.F. Wrinkle made Albany abort
visit last week.
DR.. o'TOole has gone &c YaluiuA Bay fOS
a few weeks.
The Grand Lodge. A oU W. is 10 ssssion
this week at Salem.
J. @. Crawford, OF Harrisburg. was in our
city last Wednesday.
Prof &. G. Hogus is Attending the State
Teachers Institute at Portland.
A. F..Watts, Of Peoria. has laoyed up TO
Junction and gone into farming.
Albert Humphrey came in last week and
took ont years policy on the DEMOCRAT
Col. d. b. Bush, that old veteran lnsHr.
ance man, gave as pleasan. call yesterday.
Messrs G. Herbert Nash and J. Smyth,
Of Corvallis, made us u pleasant call this
week.
last Monday aud is now visiting at j. X.
Weatherford'4.
Gov. Thayer has commissioned II. II.
Hewitt. Esq, Of this city, as Notary
Public.
DIR. Ed. Clark, of Portland, is visiting his
parents in this city, and seems to be having
a good time
Mrs. Will Mccoy, nee Miss Josie Smith,
of Weston, is visiting relatives aud friends
in Orleans precinct.
Haifenden Bros. formerly Of this city. are
now running grocery store at 247 First
street, Portland.
Rev. Eels, OF Washington Territory, de-
ligered two sermons at the u. p. Church in
this city last Sabbath.
Dr. SarmaD, wall AMI favorably known
in this city. has opened out Hy giennic
Medical Institute at Portland.
Mrs. l.. Senders and Mrs Ed. Baum spent
lew days IN 5odaville this week. Mrs.
SeDders will remain there some time.
SIr. L. j. Powell has besn i'll for the past
two weeks, and Miss Laura Honk has been
running the millinery store for her.
E.g q. Irvine, D H., will hold reli.
yi"n s-nices at C,"ans School House
next Sabbath at $3.50 ia the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Blaine and Miss
Nettie Piper started for Yaquina Bay last
Wednesday, going by Watkin express.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union meets at the residence of JAS II
Foster tomorrow Saturday afternoon.
One of the twin sons of j. Q. A. Bowlby
of Astoria, aged about two years, died in
that city on the 4th inst, of brain fever.
We omitted to mention last week tha
Miss Anna and Miss Sophia Houk attended
the State Fair and represented our city well
Miss Matte Allison expects to start fol
California in about two weeks on a visit
We hope she may have very pleasan
time.
DIR. w. @. Stewart and Saml Robinson
started for Lower Soda last Tuesday morn
ing, and expected to make the trip through
in one day.
Instead of getting scared at the fire last
Monday morning until his hair turned
white, Jim Murray's mustache turned to
Jet black color.
On Sabbath, July 3lst, Rev. T. B. Whit
viii preach at DIR. Alexander's School House
near Sand Ridge. Services both in tn
forenoon and afternoon.
Wm. Emrick and family have retnrne
from Eastern Oregon and have again locate
here. He didn't take much Of liking t
to the bunch grass country.
!, Hon n Smith arrived hara from War;
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surveying Parties.
Adjourned

Two surveying parties have been put in
the field this week by the Oregon Pacific
Railroad. One gang OF Is men and teams
LEFT Corvallis last Monday evening in
charge OF fire civil engineer named Piehl.
They will 60 TO the Bay and work back to-
wards Corvallis, and another party Of Is
men, in charge OF engineer Mr.. Brown
left Corvallis last Wednesday evening,
expecting toswork westward from point
some ten miles west OF Corvallis. In the
latter party were JAS Foster, Jas Laurent
and Jas Hanlon, OF this city.
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w. X. Canon
Adopted BY she Council.

ALBANY, Or, July g, 1881.
M q. f. Simpson, -4gt for Frank Bros.
cfPortiaad, Or.
DEAR Sin After a thorough eE-
animation of all the separators and horse
powers in the market, and noting all the
different machinery, we, at meeting of
the Linn County Council, r. of H., held
July 2, 1881, adopted the Chicago Pitts
Separator and Horse Power, also the La
Bello wagons, for the use of our patrons
for the year 1881, ofwhich you are hereby
notified. III. @. POWELL,
Sec. Council.
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RUCKLEN,s ARNIcA saLtE.

The best salve in the world far cuts, bruts-
es, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tet-
ter, chapped hands, chilblaius. corns and all
kinds of skin eruptlons. This save is guar
anteed to give perfect stisfsetion in every
case or money refunded. Price Sac per box.
For sale by Foshay and Mason, wholesale
agts d Moore, Scio ID Foley, Lebanon !;
DR. Powell, Lebanon Redpath and Mon
tague, jefferson d Nj Calbreath, Buena
Vista o Cornelius, Turner r A Rampy,
Harrisburg Starr and Blakely, Browns
vile.
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Card.
TO tie AAaay Ere De,nrtment.

TO tie AHaay FIRE Department.
At the fire last Monday morning we
were not as well prepared to furnish coffee
and tea as we wished, but for the warm
words of encouragement and praise we
received from the iiremen at that time we
wish to publicly thank you. In the future
we expect to have matters better regulated
and more systematic, and then we WIN
more fully merit the thanks we have re-
ceived from your me:nbers.
Done by order of the club.
Albany, July ~ 1881.
MRS. j. III. UPHAM, Sec.
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EUCALYPTUS.

Eucalyptus has of late years been found
very useful for great number of ills that
flesh is heir to. It's latest application is in
the shape of Slaven's California Pine and
Eucalyptus Porous Plaster, an article that
is possessed of much merit, AMI is last sn-
perseding the old fashioned pitch and frank
incense plaster. 1t is endorsed BY the medi-
cal profession throughout the land. For sale
by Foshay and Mason, Fosters Brick. Aiain
street, Albany, Oregon
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To tie Atbany Fire Department.
Recognizing the fact tha. through the
almost superhuman efforts put forth by
the firemen last Monday morning my
property was saved from the flames, i
wish TO thus publicly thank the entire
Department for their kindness. Although
their work was entirely disinterested it
saved me thousands of dollar, and shall
always feel under obligations To them
Hoping that it may be long before we n.
gain receive visit from the fire flend,
but knowing that our Department is fully
able TO cope with it when it does come,
remain. Yours Faithfully.
W. X. Canon
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Fourth of July Finances.

The Finance Committee on Fourth of July
celebration hand US the following report
Entire expense incurred was $4l2.S6. The
city donated $3.50 and the balance was made
up principally by private subscription among
the business men Of the place of whom but
one, Marx Baumeark refused to pay fer
which your comniltes desire to thank tie
sitizens Of Albany
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Hotel to Lease

Messrs. Conn & Claughton, Of Lebanon,
have nearly completed their new hotel in
that place, and are desirous of finding
good party 90 rent it TO. 1t has large
hall, Office, and dining roora, and 20 pleas
ant sleeping rooms. Address
CONN & CLAUGHTON.
Lebanon, Oregon.
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All Tralas daily. except Sunday.
NorIce.--on and after this date regular
tickets will be sold at our ticket office for
following points on Columbia river: Upper
Cascades, Dalles, Umatilla, Wallula,
Walia Walla aud Ainsworth.
WILL. B, RIcE,
Freight and Ticket Agent
q. 4 e. X. II. Co.
Albany. June 18th, 1887.
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~ MEH0EIiM.

To he HoJl( Gruad O6ioers end Erefhren
of Corsaad Lodge. No. ~. I. q. -. n.
Your committee for the purpose Of draft
ing resolutions Of coincidence on the decease
Of 5. u. Woodl ury, beg leave t. report as
follows
Whereas, the Supreme Architect OF the
Universe has sosn lt 10 remove orr be-
loved brother s. r. Woodburv. from our
midst by the hand OF death. Therefore, be
it
Resolved, That, recognizing an this the
inevitable decree OF the Grand Master nf the
Universe. to which We must all with sub.
missiye reverence how, we realize his genial
presence, his able eounsels. and his perfect
brotherly example will never he felt Ia our
Lodge room again, and
Resolved. That this lodge has lost one
of It's most jealous members Who zealously
labored for the good of Odd Fellowship;
his widow. n kind aud devoted husband;
his children, loving parent, and the COM
munity an upright and peaceful citizen
Resolved, that this Lodge be draped in
mourning and that its members wear the
usual badge for thirty days:
Resolved, that thess resolutions he spread
upon Lodge records. a copy furnished the
widow Of the deceased brother. and the
press for publication.
n. A. DAvIs,
w. j. BRAMwELL,
W. Il. McDANIEL,
Committee
HARRISBURG, Oregon, Friday, July s. 1851
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BORN.

McGHEE- Tuesday. July ). 1881,
to the wife OF John w. McGhee-a daughter.
GREY-In this city, on Sabbath, July 10,
1881, to the wife of A. l.. Grsy-a son.
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have first class wool carding machine
at Corvallis and am prepared to carr wool
in good shape and at reasonable rates.
Give me call. WM. GROOVES.
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The most beneficial discovery Of the
century for man is Ammon's Cough Sy-
rup. A wealthy gentleman, who claims
that il entirely cured him of inoipient con-
sumption, offered 5000 for the formula
and the right to manufacture and sell it 10
the world, which was refused. The REM
edy stands upon its own merits. A l5-ceDk
sample bottle will convince the unoef skep-
tical of its virtues. Try if. II may save
your life. All respectable druggists kean.
It, at Is cents, 60 cents, and 81
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Burner. z
Everts, wa
P. II. RAYMOND, P. NJ.
Dir. GREEN'S OxYGENATED RITTERs

is the oldest and best remedy, for Dyspep-
sia, RIliousness, Malaria, Indigestion, all
disorders of the stomach, and all diseases
indicating an impure condition of the
Blood, Kidneys, Liver, Skin, etc.
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THIS PAPER pax he fHgnS Sa Sa ssspspss s ss sS
= .stracts may ba made for it IN NEW YORK.
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Letter List.

in the Post Office, Albany, Linn county, Ore
gon, July lith, 1881. Persons railing Tor these
letters lnust give the date on which they were
advertised.
Burner Eyerts w
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Impure blood is shown by skin dlsor1l
ers, Pimples, SwelliDgs. Ulcers. &c, also
by Liver and Kidney Complaint, consti-
patton, Piles, Indigestion, BIlliousness.
Dependency, Lassitude, General Weak
ness, aud many other symptoms. Purify
with King of the Blood. See advertise
ment. 8
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For cough or cold there is nsfhlne
equal to Ammen's Cough Syrup. -
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The best salve In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chllblains, Corns aud ali
kinds of Skin Eruptions, Freckles and
Pimples. The salve Is guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction in every case or money
refunded. Be sJre you get Henry,s Car
bolic Salve, as gil others are but limitations
and counteEkk. Price 25 cents.
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q. q e. u. R. TIME TABLE.
Albany station.

DEPARTURES oE TRANS.
BOUND NORTH
Albany ExPRESS Departs az $50 A. II.
epEItsHF TRAINS 300 A. AZ.
...n rp.IS , Arrives Al ll;ta A n.
eiAi1 t"A'N Departs at 1905 T. II.
BOUND SOUTH.
-, ra,tS / Arrives II H9a A. ~.
MAIL IMAM Departs At l2.0o z ~
gREfGur TRAIN $50 2. n.
AIHANY HXpREss Arrives at s:3s Z. M.
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Gard.

HARRISBURG, Oregon, Friday, July $. 1851,
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1vER PILLS are tue
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FoR s ALL

A SPLEN DID FARM la Somerset Co.
Maryland, containing 3j7 Jaacfes, % acres
ui IL mighty improved. cedr farming land,
the balance in woodlands; suitable and
convenient frame buildil KS, nearly new
and In good order. This lisa fine farm FOR
growing heavy crops OF grain or fruit;
The sou Is a Tlcn cihy loan undeTlaied
with yellow clay no sandi there Is a fine
young apple orchard in full bearing; 10
acres OF Brandy VINE raspberries, in full
bearing; and acres OF gOoseDerrles, and
D acres OF strawberries Will be set out as
soon rs The weather permits. THIS farm
lies miles from Kingston station, h. =.
X. X. (Which Is continuation Of the
Delaware rallroad) and rapid and direct
communication with Philadelphia, New
York and Boston, also mile from steam
boat Landing at RehobOLh, on the POGO
moke river, and also convenient To
churches, sch gols, fish and oysters, anu
game the year round. and is extraordinary
heallhy hltuatiOn; fine salt air; no lncum-
brance on the property, good, clear IL
Ce VIII be given for cash, or part cash,
aud part credit or part in Wilmington
or Philadelphia property; possession CIV
en- al any time, and the stock and grow
Ing crops 0n said farm, II desired, would
be sold with the farm. For fur her paT =
tlculars inquire OF the subscriber, at
Townsend, Delaware.
SA MUEL TO WNSEND.
Townsend, Jan. "a. 2taw3m.
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General News.

Eight thousand acres Of land in Lack
AWAKEN township, Pike county, Penna.,
we're sold by the Sheriff last Friday 10,
$4,000. When the Erie Railway Xas
course of construction the value of the
same property was estimated at $780,
900.
The losses Of cattle on the great
Western ranges during the winter snow
storms is estimated at JO0,O 900 head.
The trial OF Colonel Cash, at Oar
liugton, 5. c., for the murder Of Colo
mel Shannon, i'll duel, resulted on Sat
urday in The disagreement Of the Jury.
II is Understood that the jurors stood
four for conviction and eight for ac-
quittal.
Faustino Guiterro, implicated in the
murder of Colonel Potter, was taken
from the jail at Albuquerque, New Mex
leo, last Thursday nigh, and lyncned
by mob.
Annie O'Connor, aged 20 years, was
fatally shot by her brother Henry on
Friday night, in s.. Louis. He:suppos.
ed that his sister had reported him tc
his father for fault.
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THE FUNDING BILL will be further
considered at Washington, TODAY
According to the latest intelligence
the peoples representatives do not
propose to be forced into submission
by the bankers and Spectators,
and will send the bill to the Presiden,
substantially as it passed the House
of Representatives. Congress does
not seem to be in sympathy with the
moneyed interests of the country this
time, and the funding bill will doubt
less become law unless the President
recedes from the stand he recently ex-
pressed in favor Of the bill.
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MONDAY. FEBRUARY IS. 1851.

Ex-Governor SEYMOUR, after sew
eral months retirement on account of
ill health, has been again brought for
ward publicly by an interview with
representative of the Syracuse Courier
on political questions. AS to the pol
icy of the Democratic party the ven>
cradle statesman said
cit seems to me that the policy of
the Democratic party is plain one.
1t outnumbers the Republican organ
ization, as Is shown by the returns.-
Although the latter party had the as
sistance Of nearly a hundred thousand
Office holders, besides The support of
large numbers who vote for its nomi-
nees for the purpose of promoting
schemes in which they are interested,
both Mr.. Hayes and Mr.. Garfield not
only received less than a majority of
the votes of the American people, but
they were actually beaten, as regards
the number of their supporters, by the
Democratic candidates. The conLro
versies in the Republican party are
more wide spread and deeper than
those of The Democratic party. Moth
lug more is needed for the success of
the Democrat party than a steady
and firm adhesion to its principles. 1t
is true that these have been 100 fire.
quently lost sight Of"
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Administrators sale,
VIII be sold at Public Sale on
MONDAY, March IL, 1881,
ALI O'Clock p M

On the Farm owned by Mr. William
Bright, on the Kennett TurDpike
one half mile south OF CentreyIIle, in
Christiana Hundred: | Bay Horse. Cows
/ Yeafllng Heifer, one two horse farm
wagon, one market deaborn. one YorE
wagon and harness, ono syracuse plough
one double harrow, two cultivators. one
cart, one double set OF stage harness
-FOUR sets of plough harness, eight collars
Que set OF deaDSrn harness. one sci al
cart harness, two bridlss, sixteen acres n I
wheat In ground, six barrels OF cider vine
gar, lot OF hOgsnead aud barrels. one
grain cradle, berry sscrates, an boIes, 4
dozen milk pans, milk buckets, strainer-
cream can !, butter tubs coolers. 6neehurn
scales. one iO-gallon furnace, 10 o bundles
OF corn fodder.
Hou ehold goods, such as bedsteads
Deds, bedding, bureaus, tables. stande'
chairs, carpets, clock three stoves. dishes
lrult Jars, and many other articles NOT
hers enumeral,d.
TEkMS.-A credit OF 90 days will ha
given On a i sums over SIS, BY ths mr..
chaser giving n bankablo note with an
proved lndorser.
No postponemento on account of weathar
Sale to commence at O'Clock =. M
JOS. l., CARPENTER
IeD.I Administrator
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If APPoRTIoNMENT is defeated at this
session OF Congress, aud an extra session
of Congress and extra sessions of six cen
Safe Legislatures are forced, Will the
Republicans be able to get any better
terms with a House OF Repre- entatfves
very nearly divided, bat with scan
Republican majority, and Senate eve n
ly divided, bus with a Democrat or
ganization? Certainly no Republican
wonld have right to complain should
the Democratic minority IN the Mex
House stand out as positively for The
Democratic figures ~ the Republican
minority IN This House stands out foJ
Republican figures figures, by tbs-way
the propriatv of which are disputed by
some Of the beat men of the Republican
FATTY in ard out of Congress, and which
consc quently represent the Views Of :
faction and not of the party eiegraph
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GARFIELD ENRoUTE.- President
elect Garfield will leave Mentor at one
O'Clock this afternoon, and go by the
Lake Shore road to Ashtabula in a
special train arranged by tn, Pennsyl-
Vania Company, and from Ashtabua,
via the Pennsylvania Company's lines,
through Warren, Youngstown and
Pittsburg to Washington, passing
Plttsburg about halfpast seven P. NJ,
and reaching Washington early Tues
day morning.
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Gbt AaiIu Gasettt


THE DAILY GAZETTE is publish
ed every afternoon Sunday excepted
81 ZIG Market street, and served by car
riers to subscribers In all parts OF the city
and surrounding towns and villages, for
six cents week payeb BILE weekly. Yearly
subscribers, 81 In advance. II is the only
Democratic Daily paper in the City or
State and has large and increasing cir
culation.
lished In 1874, Is the largest and most
hourishing weekly paper in the State,
and has larger circulation than any
other on the Peninsula. Published every
Thursday afternoon, at " Der year in adj
vance.
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The railroad bill will come up for
final action in the House Of Represen-
tatives, at Dover, to morrow morning,
and will doubtless pass, with little or
no opposition, as il should have done
two weeks or more ago. The Senate
will promptly concur in the House
amendments, and then the famous
railroad war in Delaware, it i.
hoped, will be over.
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I)ANcIN9I

DANciASi
REOPENING OF A. q. WEBSTER'S Sc.
LECr DANCING ACADEMY.
Thursday Evening, September 9th
AT THK
MASONIC TEMPLE, Wilmington, Del
Ladies' and Gentlemen, Misses and Mas
teTA wishing TO become proficient IN ali
the dances OF the DAY, and To learn the
new and more fashionable ones, Will ind
IL To their advantage % begin with the
opening OF the season.
EVENING CLASSES.
Commencing Thursday, september 9Th,
GentlemeD'L class Mondty and Ihursday
evenings IroAI s 10 IL O'Clock.
AFTERNOON CLASSES.
Commencing on Saturday, october I'd
Ladies' aud Misses and Masters class
Thursdays from to 6, and Saturdays.
from 100 To 4.Oe. Private lessons given
AT any hour TO suit convenience.
GLIDR AND RACQUET wALTzEs TAUGHT
INAFEw LESSONS.
Special arrangements for Schools and
SemlnAries, aud Ior private classes OF
ladies or gentlemen, can he made by APP
plying at the Academy. at Robeiin A
Bros, No. 7lU harketstreet or by mail To
A. n. WEBSTER,
eph. Masonic Ne upie.
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DUBLIC SALE.


The subscriber having rented his fArm
to Joha Moody, Jr., VIII sell At Public
sale at his residence In Psncader Hun
Newark on the road leading from Chest
nu uill 10 Ogeluwn Gu
TUESDAY, March 10. 1881,
At IL O'Clock,
The following Personal Property. viz -
head OF horses. all young and -
good workers, | year Ing colt 90
o, young much cows some ofe
the will bs IN profit by day of4kG
sale, y0arllng helfers, farm " 4kous
Il iron axle nearly new hay wagons,
horse cart, Wheeler, No. 9, Comb ned
Self Rake Reaper, | Russell eombi led
dropping reaper, wheel rake, Buck
eye gram and phosphate drill, | Wood
Haines drili, / roller. No. v Silver d
Dennlng feed cutter (nowl. z Syracuse
chilled plows, Moore piows, No. 4
Wiley plows, Planet, Jr., corn coySrer
aud cuItivatOr new, corn drag, q double
harrows, cuItivaLors, / No. Dedrick
hand hay press IN good order). | cross
cut saw, Joubl and single trees. forks
rakes, &c, seIs OF Wagon and pillow har-
ness. cart harness. set Of carriage har-
ness, brides, collars, lines, &c.
IERMs.-All sums OF twenty dollars
ana under cash. All sums over that
amount n credit Of nine months win he
be given by purchaser giving q bankable
note with approved security. II not paid
when due interest from date.
:, JOHN n. REEFS.
W. J. LAsK, Austioneer.
W-3tDd.
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pRINCE NIcoLAs TsHERRArnu

Flag Lieutenant Imperial Russian Navy,
In speaking ofthe efficiency Of the Liebfg
Co, Is Coca Beef Ton 'c, says: ut is a most
excellent tonic" Edwin Booth says: "It
did me much good" General Franz
Sigel says: 1T benefited me very
much" Invaluable In eebility. dyspep.
STA biliousness. sick headache aud ner-
veusness. Beware OF limitations.
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