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AeeIdentiy Killed.

La CRASpg, Or, Nov. T6.--John Wells,
father Of l.. II. Wells of East Portland, an
old pioneer of this city and valley, was
thrown from wagon and killed to-day.
lie was bringing a load OF wood down the
mountain to town, with four-horse team,
when the wheel horses became entangied
In the harness OF the leaders and the road
being frhzen,the wagon went OFF the grade
turning over and injuring Mr. Wells 30
that he died In about one hour.
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Notice for Publication,

Land Office at Oregon City, Or,
October 18th, 1883.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
of his cisim, and that said proof will be-
made before the Judge. or in his absence
before tie County Clerk of Linn county,
at Albany, Oregon, on
Monday, Dec. 18th. 1883,
viz: Leonard Edgar, Homestead Entry
No. 1888 for the s Il of 3 e and Lots
and 2. of SEQ. 4, TIP, 10, s K l +. He
names ths following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and culti-
walton OF, said land, viz; A ]. shelton,
John Bryant, G. W. Richardson and John
Bi.yeu, all of Jordan, Linn county, Or,
w, 4. BURNEy,
Register,
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Notice for Publicat ion.
Land Office st Oregon CITY. Or.
Oct Iyfh 1000

Land Office st Oregon CITY. Or.
Oct. 18th, 1883
Notie IL hereby given thst the fo.lowipg
ame set Ter has file notice Of his inten-
ion TO make final proof ia support of his
claim, and that said proof will bs made be-
fore the Judge or in his absencs before the
County Geek Of Linn cou aty,at Albany, Ore
gon, on
Tuesday, December 18th, 1883,
viz Marion Leach, Homestead Entry No.
5032 for the S e a of Sec. 28, TIP l3, S r
W. He names the following witnesses to
proye bis continuous residence upon, and
cultivation Of, said land, viz: Themas Ar.
mold, Of Santiam, William Phillips, of Craw.
tordsville, J N Wright and III E Cady, OF
Sweet Home, all Of Linn county, Oregon.
w. t. BURNEY,
Register.
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Elected After All.


in his new discovery for Consumption, sue
ceeded in producing a medicine which il ac-
knowledged by all to be simply marvellous.
1t is exceedingly pleasant to the taets. per-
fectly harmless, and does not sicken. In all
cases of cases of Consumption. Coughs, Colds.
Whooping Cough, Croup. Bronchitis, aud
Pains in the Chest, it has given universal
satisfaction. DR. Bosanko's Cough and Lung
Syrup is sold at so cents by DR. Guiss Il Son
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Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Oregon Ci,y,or. !
Sent. Olaf, 1883.

Land Office at Oregon City, Or.
Sept. 2lst, 1883.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his iureation
to make proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the CouH-
ty Judge or in his absence then the County
Clerk Of Linn eounsy. oregon. at Albany.
Oregon, on
rnesday, November iIth, isss.
viz: James H. CTabtree, Homestead Epsry
No. 4S7l. for the N4 OF w, n W Of Z
and 5 y Of n w Of Fec. %. Up. 10 s Il W.
lie names ths following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultiva-
tion Of. said land. viz Otto Serfiing. A.
Summers, John B. Smith and John Holt. ali
Of Scio +. o., Linn county, Oregon.
w. T. BURSEY.
Register.
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Statistics show that seventy per cent
the people Of the United States 81 suffer
ing from disease of the kidney aud urin-
ary organs. Al simple pain IN the back,
If neglected, often runs into that terrible
scourge, Bright's disease, which cerrIes
off so MANY Of our prominent men. IT
yon are afflicted with any urinary or kid
neg trouble, no matter how slight. do not
package of Oregon Kidney Tea and take
according to direelIons. - viii cure you.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-11-23

A good digestion waits on appetite an
good appetite is one of the surest sign
of perfect health. II you areslow spirited,
irritable, bilious, or have an irregular APP
elite, then we advise you by ali means
to take DR.. Henley's Dandelion Tonic, Ii
will make new MAJ of you. Sold by
Foshay q Mason,
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FOR PILES.

Itching Pesare known by moisture like !. ,spir
lou producing very disagreeable itching after
ing warm. This form as well as Blind, Bleeding and
protruding Piles, yield at TO the application Of
DR.. Bosankos Pile remedy, watch acts directly upon
the parts affected, absorbing the tumors aaying the
intense itching and efecting permanent osafe 50
cents. Address The DR. Bosanko Madeline Co Piqu
o. Sold by DR., G Mss and Son.
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The 9eluorrat.
0''''''' Co., C';''' y PA'',.
TIE LEGRAPHIC. NEW J
ExclnnInn.

WASHINGTON, Nov. I6.-The collector
Of customs of San Francisco reports to the
treasury department the arrival Of vessel
with number of Chinese from Seattle.
The vessel touched at Victoria, and the
collector inquiries II that fact makes their
landing at San Francisco unlawful under
the terms OF the Chinese exclusion act.
The treasury department declines to issue
any instruction In the matter, and leaves II
entirely to the discretion OF the collector.
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West wnl Go East.

OTTAWA, Ont, Nov. i6.-Lord Saekville
and the Misses West have abandoned their
proposed trip to Ottawa. The governor
general has received dispatch that they
will sail from New York for France at an
early day.
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Too Much I.innnr

WALLiNGPoRp, Conn, Nov. i6.-Solon
9. jenkins, formerly a prosperous mer.
chant, but who has gone to the dogs through
drink, last night shot and killed his father.
in.law, Stephen Anthony, aged 60 years.
lie threatened NIL the rest of the family
with death. He was locked up. Angry
citizens threaten TO lynch him.
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cold Wnyn.

Sr. PAU, Mimi, Nov. i6.--A cold wave
passed over the Northwest to-day and left
the following records OF Its intensity Du.
lnth, II above st Paul, 10 Moorehend, , /;
Bismarck. II Fort Custer, Mont, Win.
nipeg, zero.
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ALBANY SAW AND PLAN
INC MILLS.

ALI kinds Of rough, dressed
and seas lumber ,Iaths e---
pickets kept constantly on
hand. Bills sawed to order On
shortest notice Use only best
Calapooia timber. Price and
terms made satisfactory.
ROBINSON 4 WEST.
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Administrative Sale Of
Real Estate.

Notice Is hereby,givon that the duly APP
pointed aud acting Administrative OF the
estate of Edward Murray, deceased, by
and under an order of tho County Court
for Linn county, state of Oregon, In pro
bate duly made and entered OF record IN
sold Court on the 9th day OF November,
1888, will on
the sand day OF December. 1855.
at the hour Of one o'clock In the afternoon
OF said day, at the Court House dosr In
tho city of Albany, Llnr county, Oregon !.
offer for sale nj public auction TO the high
est bidder all the right tltie and interest
of Edward Murray. deceased, at tho time
CT his death, In and 10 ths following de.
scribed premises. belonging 10 said estate
to- wit: The west y OF Lot 4 and the
north 4 OF the east 4 of Lot In Block
No, II la the city o. Albany, Linn coun-
~, State OF Oregon, as shown by The map
OF said city, together with the tenemen's
and hereditaments thereunto belonging
Terms OF sale. .-~one half OF purchase
price to be cash In hand and the remain
ing one-half on a credit OF twelve months
bearing interest from tho day OF sale at
the rate of ten per cent per annum, and
to be secured by mortgage on the prem
ises.
This Nov. 5th, 1883.
ANNIE MURRAY,
Administrative OF said estate.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-11-23

The most thrilling report read At The
National Convention was that OF Mrs. A.
+. Newman, Superintendent OF work
among Mormon women.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-11-23

The ladies OF the Union intend giving =
social in the Hall on Thanksgiving even.
ing. A fine program viii be rendered
Due notice viii be given and the program
published.
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Daughter of Noah Webster.

BRiDGEroRT, Conn, Nov. I6.--Eliza
Webster Jones, widow of the late Rev.Hen.
ry Jones, and daughter OF Noah Webster,
died this morning, aged IS years.
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Administrative Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the uudersign-
ed has been by the County Court for Lam
county, Oregon. duly appointed Admnistra-
trix OF the estate of George b. Mckinney.
deceased, late of Linn county, Oregon. All
persons having claims against said estate are
hereby notified to present them properly
verified to the undersigned at her residence
near Lebanon, within six months from this
date.
This 10th day OF September, 1858
EMILY MCKINNEY,
Administrative of said estate.
J. X. WEATHERFoRD.
Attorney for Administrative
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REAL ESTATE SALES.

As recorded In the Recorders Office for
Linn county, Oregon
JEFF Myers, Admir- to Spruce Hall,
100 acres, 10 wI............4s75 100
Goc II Warren to Geo and Lincoln
Overton, parcels OF land, I4w 8 5000
Geo + Chamberlain To + w Lang
don, LOIS, block II L a, Albany $500
o II Irvine TO J X Wyatt, ago acres,
Sw .......+...s.......
] X Wyatt TO o II Irvine, ago acres
Is " 3..............s-.
Ellis Knox to + + Hamon and w w
Roweii, 333.S9 acres, 10 " 3........ 10
] w Bali TO Margaret A Bali, piece
land, ~ " a................ 1co
A Hackleman 10 Mary + McHargue
lots bl. IS lis and A........ 500
Stephen - Coglc TO PhiiaLder hazen
90 acres, - " w3.,...... 1900
NJ Aeheson to w Morgan, IS feet
by 49, rods. - " 4...... IS
Mining claim, Lloyd Magruder and
James Boyce, Saniiam district. -
Jerry Hay to John Young, acre, rs
y
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san FRANCISCO, Nov. io.-A local papcr
says II, Goodman, general passenger and
ticket agent of the Southern Pucifc rail.
way, has forwarded tourist sleeping car
to Portland to bring \ paaiy OF thirty-six
English women TO this city. They will ar.
rive her tomorrow. They come on their
long journey via Quebec, Montreal and the
Northern Pacific road to Portland These
women were sent out here by Mrs. Parker 10
act as domesiies In tkc homes OF California.
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CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE,

Doyou want remedy for Biliousness, pimples on
the face, and sure cure for sick headache ask DR..
Guss and Son. the Druggists, for DR.. Genni's Live
Pills, try a dose, samples free full box rs cent,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-11-23
THE MAN ABOUT TOWN

The Man About Town suggests that the
Albany boy lay aside his tin horn. The
business is over and the noise Is getting
tiresome.
l. \
You thke people Of small calibre and you
will always observe that they are instantly
shocked when they see the name Of fall
en- woman In print. The number, though,
Ii few. We do not suppose there Is inose
than one In Albany. Those same people
will laud to the skies men whose charac.
ters do not compare with that OF the wo
man, they will. heap honors OH him and
con fer with him In great matters Of public
concern and push him forward, This Is
not right. The same conduct that con-
demns a woman should condemn man,
and so far as the Man About Town Is con-
cerned he has more respect for the woman
who openly shows her colors than for the
man who sneakingly covers up his.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the undersign-
ed have been appointed Administrators with
the will annexed of the estate OF Martin
Werts, late of Linn county, Oregon. All per-
sons having claims against said estate are
hereby notified to present them to the under.
signed at Tangent, Oregon, duly verified,
within six months from the date Of this notice.
Dated tais 26th day Of October, 1888
MARY WERTs,
L. r. SMITH,
Administrators with the will annexed
Of the estate of Martin Werts. deceased.
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o. d q. traias connecE At Albany and
Corvallis. The aoove trains connect at
YaquinA with the Oregon Deyelopmsnt
Oompany's Line OF steam saips between
Yaquina and san Francisco.
SAILING DATES
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JOS. Webber

Announces TO his patrons and friends that
he is now located in his new shop in the Fo-
shay g. Mason Block and with able workmen
will attend to his customers at as reasonable
prices as any other shop. As he has three
ath-rooms running at all hours there will be
waiting for baths.
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IIeId.

SALEM, Or. Nov. is.-Willard Mccune
deputy marshal of Sheridan, YamkiIl coun-
~, who killed James Bewley during the
smallpox quarantine last October, and who
was rearrested day or two ago, was given
hearing before Justice Harding OF South
NeMinnville precinct yesterday, and was
bound over TO await the action of tho grand
jury, upon waving examination. The com.
munity is divided upon the question of his
guilt or innocence. At Sheridan and other
small towns that enforced the quarantine
against McMlnnville during the smallpox
scare, his action In killing Bewiey Is con.
sidered iusiifab,e, while the contrary opin.
lon Is held at McMinnville, where Bewiey
lived
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Letter List.

Following is the list Of letters remaining in the Post
Office Albany, Linn county, Oregon. Nov. 18th. 1883,
Persons calling for these letter. must give the date on
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THRESHERS AND ENGINES.

The celebrated engines, sepArators and
saw mills manufactured by RUSSELL q 20.
of Massillon, Ohio, are now sold By as.
They are fast taking the lead ia tae
Valley and invariably give satisfaction.
Straw q Sos.
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Call on NJ } Mon,si.h for big bargains.
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Fame Is generally said to strike the man
who least expests It. This being the case
several In Albany will never get struck.
h
A man without opposition Is a man
without opinions, has been said, so there
Is very little credit In going through life
wit hout having stirred up few hornets
nests. Al the same time man doesn't
Iced so much opinion that he will always
be In strife. A drunken man Is always
quarrelling but Il Is not on account of
opinion.
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WAsHISGTos, Nov. ts.-The supcrinten.
dent of the dead letter Office, In his annual
report, says he received during the year.
6,2I3,S76 pieces OF original dead mail mat.
ter, an increase of SS2,s43 piecer over last
year, OF the number of pieces, located
during the year, 1858 were restored TO
the owners without opening. In those
opened were found money, postal notes and
negotiable paper aggregaiing in value. ST.
4SHIs7,5o.
Five Witnesses Lynched.
ST. Louis, Nov. ia special to lhc
Post Dispate& this morning from Christian
county, the home of the famous Bald
Anobber king. Dave Walker, Is 10 the ef-
fact that five of the Witnesses who testified
against him In his trial for murder have
been iynched by ex Bald Knobbers.
California.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov I4.--According to
a table compiled by the Chronicle from un.
official returns from all the counties In the
state the vote stands as follows: Harrison
I2s4o0, Cleveland III, ,3oI. Fisk, $500, Curtis
1887: Beatty 2oS7I3, searles 10, ,,S2T, Works
io4 $40, Sullivan Io3,68s.
Cheated the Gallows,
Los ANGELES, Nov. "a Fritz Ansch-
lag, the Gardner Grove murderer, sentcn-
ced to hang Friday next took poison late to-
| night. The dying mans struggles were
frightful. His clinched teeth had to be pried
open with a screwdriyer to admit the stom.
ach pump, but all efforts to save him were
In vain, and he breathed his last at hall
after IA.
Elected After All.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. f4.-A bril-.
liant society wedding occurred tonight in
the marriage of Miss Fanny Belle vajean
to Hon. Charles S. Voorheee, son of Senator
voorhees,, and present delegate to congress
from Washington territory.
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LsEvo Albany, 100 ?. N, Leave YsquIn4, Gas AN
Leave Corvallis, Et0P LoAye Corvallis, ,lO3j An
Arrive YaquinA, $50 P. Arn,Ve Albany, ll:IO A
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TINE SCHEDULE except sundaya)

Boats make close connection at Aiuan
with trains Of the Oregon Pacific Railroad
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Leave Portland MSndAys Wednesdays and Prid-
days ~ Ga. N. Arrive At salen at7'l5 y m. Leave
Salem Tuesday, Thursity AMI Saturday M0 p, IN
Arrive Al Corvallis al $50 p. m,
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SELECTED.
LITTLE MADEMoiSELLE.

"Cant You make room for this other
onion, Betty; Push the herring little
more to the side rhc peppermint drops,
did you say? Hand them this way, Stel-
la
"And do put the ia on Betty, mnrmur-
ed Stella Lee from behind her handker-
chief. II was the morning after Com
mcnccmcut Day, and half Il dozen girls
were gathered together in BettIna Muir.
rays acovc, packing a dainty pink card
board box. The lid bore the nam" Of
Huylcr. but surely box of llugier never
before found Itself degraded to such use.
Betty's own lunch, packed in just such
another box, stood on the table, and Il
peep into il would have revealed cold
chicken, an orange. a banana, littlc bon
Of guava jelly, some Albert biscuit, half
a dozen maCaruun~, a slice OF fruit cakr
and box of caramcls Betty had Wig
orouS appetite, and did not know the
meaning of dyspepsia
The box upon which she now placed
the lid held different fare. There, girl.
she cried triumphantly, "Only fancy Lit
tie Madcmuiscllc's face when she opens
this and finds a slice of cold toast, two
onions. herring some cgg shells, Il
'ulc" o. S"'"'' SUM- -
Squteleu lemon cn'rHc Inv, "''V &"
hahutul OF peppermint "l'l'S w. ,''o' ''''
Wholr' ferhapS sue !, n.y. o' ~ ,' ~ ~
hurry TO report us 10 N'''''''' "'N' ''''i'
we have II feast.
81 nope we re 'lot il'aNIug wy i,'> Gna
about that part Oh u, Sal'l N'I'iip W. a,
ham, sGOerly' NoUt "''' -"
dreadful ieellhS 'ha' Si'e "'''' w IT,
after AIT ,., No.. :,
"ol course nnH '', XIV ,,' ,.,,.,, -
',Snau.N u" or old caroline who
about it except poor oIu ,alo''',G' WIZ.
omuggled everything uP-NTa"9 Ia
on don I suspect her VI tc'''"1 '''''' W.
you! ,..
"But Brliy' Sh' urc'lN'" "" lai ,, :"
the llrNt place. an" a'""91 "'..' ~
uouplS aN 10 no" I"I S'' - " w
aIIer 'hal' .r. ,.,, ,.,,.1, Nh.
'NoW' N"l"''t, "4' : I ,,,,, tho l,a, ;
question Is now no IL " CIV
Stella' VIII YOU ..,. -.
"lct Na'aile 10 IT, N"' ia, =,
lovely, innocent lace ll"t S"c "a" Wv u
to perfection. ,.,. ....,.,,.,
I'm do nothing Oh lle N'uo' i't''' ''''
Natahe, prolhptly' .u. ,...;..,, -
qua 'lltn. '"'" ''' ''"'
her twin sister. 49,. IL. - so,
az ON, ShouIdh kho" "l"' W -,
AND then Bel'y "ou'' "e N"'' ~ ''''''>
me laugh; ,..,. ., ..i, po4t,.
"Nooody Is @oli'S W H'"-n' ,% i,n nv:
decidedly. AS to what YOU sha'l say
that's easy enough. f"r llS'an,e M M
sudden change OF lone NiH,'''''','
dear, we've brought you MY N',P,
sake from the II. | society. e Vt ll't
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49,. ,afi - ,#5.zs 4.s.I.. -
.,z....I. II, -. s.a= s.
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-, - - - .....'.a .4..#..... =.
- +..4,,.,. ,,,,o,.,I, =
,,,l,i,,r,i,, - ..,,,...=.t,. ,z....,.
o..
Hurrstl ON hoard IN answer u, m s....t
9ufng b4,nd of the Iads with whom -t4
p.as r., travel After lar t#ifaF II Fla
Ng9auaiS,ll. who -#zf4#5..H f5fa . s=4a=f..
.a.rf i'm front Of them. r.=4.a#Hs fe##.5.ft#
NJ gudiuu herself ao0a.
NHe#.miIel .hvlF Al Rrffe A. -=....t.lt.
fl. hos, car,.feIly in lie. CORNER -. f.=- Il.
....4t- t.,#tql.s. if ma i5al.aa'# Ef.r. ~
-f..rlf ,o,,n4u It3rr z.445 baskets af#
Elral,. eane 10 a pas4-s. Ha.-z#le E..r- 4al
4en. with sigh Of uleG to9h p5--e-
-iaH # the empty p=as- SAe ga, Z
matherly body, who sa4u began L. al
- her companion. tHoazH Lutte Maie
~ .-elle wa to sly. "a t.H-t, L. ~ m1r
fa4a Yes. madame. ", Hadama. IS
saY of reply.
betty paid little attention To either d
taem until she had reai her - Nichols
from c9yer to cover. HIM inning Lad
h.T o8u travelling companion Wa -t.4
#!aIa2 -he#opeued dei bunch box al 5e
In tonibb,e 1T it, conteut-.
How houtied Mr.. Blair Woul4 he il
she should wake up aud iinl M e4tiu-t
-hc Thought, with a glance Of merry 49,
e4ief toward the Iad,. Another station
Oh, how tire~omc these Nas-tr8Iu- are
Nj mauy people from Til, pace; | .NOH.
DIR th.Y stopped Tire train nj all. 9aIs
a lame boy and little alrl She's pr ~
ltf.H
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

PREPARED ny
ur J. G. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
sold D, all Druggists. rriee o., siI bottles, o..
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From Gro. b. FLIES. Principal Of H.-a
Srhnnl Angn>ta. Nj

After examination and comparison Of
Appleton'> and Johusou's eNelopediss
became convinced of The superiority of
the latter, and have consequently cN-
changed my Appleton and Animals >
vols. for Johu>ons Universal CYcinpc-
dia. For comprehensiyeneSS, concisene>,
aud accuracy regard il A. the best cy-
clopedia published. The long list Of ait
thor>, each Of the highest authority Ia
his special department, Is thu strongest
recommendation for the work.
4. j. JOHNSON y Go.
Gentlvmen -JohnSon Universal Cy-
! clupedia, revised edition, Is Naluabl,
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Somerset Reporter,

IapsEsr and BEsT PArrR In the County.
EsLARorD AND IMPROVED.
Local. NEWS,
COUNTY NEWS,
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