'jJ'H'Mf "Sweet Home."
- : .' r ' . - m-
John Howard Payne, the author of
that touching and immortal sod, "Home,
Sweet II oinoj'. was a mot . unfortunate
niaa. An iucUeut in his career furn
ishes as with a remarkable dream. He
was out only 'poor in pocket, but a home
less wanderer. In conversation with a
friend he once gare expression to the
following sad recital :
"How often," said he, "have I been in
the heart of Paris, Berlin, and Londou,
or some other city, and' heard persons
playing 'Sweet Home,' without a shilling
to buy the next meal or a place to lay my
head. The world has literally learned
nay soug until every heart is familiar
with its melody. ' Yet' I have been a
wanderer from my boyhood. My coun
try has turned me ruthlessly from office,
and in my old age 1 have to submit to
humiliation lor bread."
He had given the most exact and beau
tiful expression of the heart's cmotious
regarding borne, and yet . personally he
was a stranger to all its tender aud lov
ing influences. A wanderer and some
times a vagabond, he had moved the
human heart to its very depths by his
exquisite lines. . ; . ,
l)Lgusted with his treatment in his
own country, and still impelled by his
disposition to roam, his ouly wish was to
die in a foreign land, to be buried by
strangers, and to sleep in obscurity. He
obtained an appointment as United States
A Peculiar Country. Among all
the troubles that are continually besetting
the various nations aud countries of the
earth we find none of importance that
effect Persia. Now and then, when there
is no other: excitement of a political
character to claim attention, there is a
abble ou the frontier line which sep
arates Persia from the Turkish Empire,
but it does not amount to anything worth
more than mere mention, and is scarcely
noted among current events.
Yet this unmolested country is not a
mall one, and boasts? of twenty five
provinces. The population does not fall
hoi t of ten millions. It lias seventeen
cities, several of which arc amongst the
' most famous of the East for wealth and
j magnificence. A peculiarity of Persia is
I in her lack of ports another is that
I there is scarcely a navigable stream in the
entire kingdom. Another peculiarity is
! of a Mormonish character the country
! abound in Salt Lakes. Prcsh water
! is rare and of great value. What . is
grown (and Persia grows plenty of wheat,
S bailey, grapes and fruits of various
kinds) is the result of artificial irrigation,
and so ueccessary is thi?; that canals for
that purpose reut at the; highest prices
One caual employed to irrigate a large
fruit garden will rent at the rate of
000 per autiuui.
If the enterprise of the American
could be infused among the inhabitants
of Persia, hidden away as she is, she
would probably take a more prominent
stand among the important nations.
CoUou alone would help her do this.
In 18(51, the 1'ersian Ambassador at
London demonstrated that the Southern
tonnul at Tunis, wherp h dinil
We now return to the period antecc- provinces of his country were cipable of
of his song. At growing good cotton enough to supply
dent to the composition
times "he was greatly depressed, and
seemed to feel most acutely his utter
loneliness. One day a friend called to
Bee him, and on entering said:
'llow are you to day, Payne?"
"Downhearted enough," he replied ;
"but last night I had one of the most
glorious visions in a dream that. ever met
mortal eye."-' "
"Ah, indeed ; what was it V
Well, I will tell you. 1 suppose you
the wants of Europe.
Persia has been from the remotest ages
a seat of civilization, and although re
markably quiet uow, has been the sceue
f of great political vicissitudes and revo
! lutioii'?. The ruins produced by these
are still visible iu every part of the king-
Join. Should the East become seriously
! complicated in European wars, Persia
I would of course come in for her share of
i the turmoil aud commotiou, and would
think it was a secuc of vast wealth, of a j have her peace, as concerns outside pow-
palace, or something else of that kind ers, turned into excitement. But while,
that man's hearts are most set upon. It
was nothing of the sort. I don't often
have dreams; but when I do they im
press me greatly. In this dream I saw
a scene of the uuost transcendent rural
peacefuluess aud beauty. It was all that
poet and painter can imagine. The land
scape was composed of gently rolling
hills, aud sweet, still valleys, with mean
dering streams. There were Bowers and
birds, crops, flocks and herds. In the
midst of all this stood various habitations
of man, where I saw happy men, women
and children, and heard pleasant voices,
laughter, music and song."
"Truly, a beautiful picture of domes
tic contentment," said the friend.
"The life-long imaginary of my brain,"
cried the poet, "of home, sweet home."
Ah 1 how my soul reveled in the pic
ture ! But gradually it faded from my
sight. I was transfixed. I strained my
vision to catch its outlines as they grew
fainter and fainter, but at last it had
faded entirely way. I then looked up,
and saw a great cloud gathering, which
grew dark and terrible.
"Ah !' said I, 'that cloud is significant
ot my own lot.' As I said these words,
I saw traced upon it in burning letters
those words of the Almighty to another
miserable man :
"A fugitive and a vagabond sluilt thou
be in the. earth ' . ,:
In terror I recognized my doom, aud
awoke to find it both a drcatu and a real-'
it,.
TKc unh?ppy man buried his face in
his hands, aud seemed in the deepest
misery.
"A very wonderful dream," Eaid his
companion.
"Well, do you kuow what I intend to
do V said Payne, looking up ; I'll tell
you. I've been thinking a great deal
over the matter, and I intend to write a
song called about, 'Home, Sweet Home.'
. The picture of my dream shall be my in
spiration for the task, and my lonely
heart can well give touching pathos to
siy-words."
Not long after, the song of "Home,
Sweet Home" was given to the world by
John Howard Payne
under these circumstances, a storm would
rage elsewhere, it would be but a ripple
with her.; It is as well that this should
be so, for the modern Persians are not
great warriors. Their army consists of
about 70,000 infantry, 30,000 cavalry,
and 6,000 artillery. Tim cavalry are
pretty good soldiers, but as for the rest
they are no match for auy but predatory
bands, and meet with continual reverses
in their skirmishes with the irregular
Turkish soldiery.
, Chains ok Gold, To be a merchant,
the art consists more in getting paid than
I in making sales.
i Beware of judging hasiilj", it is bet
i ter to suspend an opinion than to retract
j an assertion.
Value tho friendship of him who
stands by you in the st rm ; swarms of
insects will surround you in the sun
shine. It is with flowers as with moral quali
ties ; tho bright-colored arc sometimes
poisonous, but, I believe, never the sweet
smelling. A woman should always remember
that her clothes should be in expense
and quantity proportioned to her own
circumstances, and not those of her
neighbor.
ltevenge is a momentary triumph,
which is always immediately succeeded
by remorse while forgiveness, which is
the noblest of all revenge, entails a per
petual pleasure. It was well said by a
I'oman Emperor that he wished to put an
end to all his enemies by converting
them into friends
Language is the amber in which a
thousand precious and subtle thoughts
have been safely embedded and preserved.
It has arrested ten thousand lightning
flashes of genius which, unless fixed and
arrested, might have been as bright, but
would have also been as quickly passing
and perishing as the lightning.
Thb Bible. No fragment of any
army ever survived so many battles as
the Bible; no citadel ever withstood the
ieges, no rock was ever battered by so
many storms. And yet it stands. It
has seen the rise and downfall of Daniel's
four empires. Assyria bequeaths a few
mutilated figures to our national museum.
Media and Persia, like Babylon, which
tbey bare conquered, have been weighed
in , the " balance and found wanting.
Greece faintly survives iu , iu historic
fame. - 'Tis living Greece : no more;"
and iron Jlome of the Caesars is held in
precarious occupation by a feeble hand.
Yet the book. r which "'foretells all this
arrives.' While nations, kings, philo
sophers, systems -and institutions have
died away, the Bible engages now men's
deepest thoughts, is examined by the
keenest " intellects, stands before the
kighest tribunal, is more read, and sifted,
and debated, more devoutly loved, and
more vehemently assailed, more defended
and. more denied, more industriously
translated, more , freely given to the
world, more honored and; more abused
than any book the world ever saw.
"Go" and "Come." "If you want
your business done," says the proverb,
"go and do it ; if youdou't want it done,
send some one else." ; An indolent gen
tleman had a freehold estate producing
about five hundred a year. Becoming
involved iu debt he sold half the estate,
and let the remainder to an industrious
farmer for twenty years. About the end
of the term the farmer called to pay his
rent, and asked the owner whether he
would sell his farm.
"Will you buy it V asked the owner,
surprised.
"Yes, if wc can agree about the price."
"That is exceedingly strange," ob
served the gentleman ; "pray tell me how
it happens that while I could not live
upon twice as much laud, for which I
paid no rent, you are regularly paying
me two hundred a year for your farm,
and are able in a few years to purchase
it!" .
"The reason is plain," was the reply j
"you sat still and said, Go ; I got up and
said Oomo. You laid in your bed and
enjoyed your estate; I rose in the morn
ing and minded my own business."
A humane physician having been call
ed to visit the sick child of a poor widow,
prescribed for it and furnished the medi
cine free of cost. The next day he culled
agaiu, aud said to the mother :
"And how is the baby to dav, Mrs.
Gilhooley f"
"Pretty comfortable, sir," was the an
swer; "the powder you gave her don't
seem to have done her any hurt yet."
. .
Once when Father Taylor, in preach
ing to his audience of seamen, found
himself entangled suddenly in a thicket
of accumulated clauses, he extricated
himself by exclaimiug, "I have lost track
of tho nominative to my verb, but, my
brethren, one thing I kuow I am bound
for the kingdom of heaven." That was
oratory superior to rhetoric. It was get
ting the wine of eloquence by crushing
the grapes of style.
Elder K had been holding a
protracted meeting in Arkansas, and on a
certain SuuJay was to have a "baptizing"
of convcits iu the river, in the secluded
locality in which the revival had takeu
place. As he advanced into the water
j with a wiry, sharp-eyed man, he asked
the usual question, whether any person
knew any reason why tha ordiuancc of
baptism should not be administered. No
oue answered for a few moments ; but at
length, a tall, straight, and powerful
looking chap, with an eye like a blaze,
who was leaning upou a long riile,
aud quietly looking on, remarked :
"Elder, I don't want to interfere iu this
yere business any way, but I waut to say
that I know that old cuss you've got hold
of, and I know that one dip won't do him
any good. If you want to get the sin out
of him, and save him, you'll have to
anchor him out in deep water over
ni-ht."
T3Ansplantin'u .Tsexh. This has
been successfully practiced for some time
by Mitscherlich, of Berlin. Ilia method
ia to plant into an empty tooth-socket a
soman tooth that had ' been extracted
some little time ' previously. The tooth
itaelf took no part in forming the union;
but material was thrown ont by the sock
t which firmly , fixed the, tooth in its
place. Any ; dentist 'who, by mistake,
pulls the wrong tooth may correct the
blander by replacing it and pressing it in,
when it,, will unite -, readily ,'. The only
objjxrtion is that it . hurU. Fortunately
soeb blaaders are very rare at the pres
ent day, oo account of the superior train
ing which dentists how receive. One of
them having to fill a. cavity in a lare
tooiVin the back of hia own mouth, not
easily reached, pulled out the tooth, fill
ed ii with gold, and then Inserted it again.
Jo- tlis case, however, the . reunion . was
atufactorT,:; and the tooth only
erred for a limited time.' : r-
Honor to Gen. Smsxer. On the
30th ult., one of the clerks of the U. S.
Treasurer at Washington confessed that
he had embezzled 57,000 of public funds
which passed through his hands, i Gen
eral Spinner, upon hearing of the defal
cation, without a moment's hesitation
sold some of his own bonds-and replaced
the amount stolen ; he holding himself
individually responsible for any deficit in
his department. This is the first case of
fraud in tlie Treasurer's office "under
General Spinner's administration, and his
promptness not ouly securing the : uov
crnment against loss, but in setting the
precedent of individual liability, deserves
the highest praise ia these dnvs of official
dishonesty.
Mahried Women Uuled Out.
Mrs. Myra Bard well, a married woman of
Chicago, was the other day refusea ad
mission to the bar of that city, not be
cause she was a woman but because she
was a married woman. Her case will
come up again before tho Supreme Court
of the United States. There will be a
good deal of abuse of husbands generally
among the fair strong-minded over this
case, no doubt; yet they musVremember
that Mrs. Myra herself, devotedly fond
as she is of the law, must be more food
of her husband, or else in the city of
Chicago she could have obtained; a di
vorce, and then there could have been
no objection to her practice of law.
Earache Cuke. A correspondent of
an agricultural paper says, ai soon as any
soreness is felt in the ear, let three or
four drops of tincture of arnica be poured
in, and the orifice filled with a little cot
ton to exclude the air, and in a short
time the uneasiness is forgotten. If the
arnica bo not resorted to until there is
actual pain, the eure may not be ; so
Epeedy, but it is just as certain, although
it may be necessary to repeat the applica
tion. It is a sure preventative forgath
ering in the ear, which ia the usual cause
ot earache. ..oji::,.
Fashionable vouns lad v. detachinsr her
hair previous to retiring: -"What dreams
may come when wo have shuffled off this
mortal coil !"
Western editor is raving about - the
"lambient pastimes . of . boreal, corresca
tions." ' , . -
A lawyer came into Court drunk and
the Judge said to him :
"Sir, I am sorry to see you in a condi
tion which is a disgrace to yourself and
family, the Court, aud the profession to
which you belong."
The reproof elicited the following col
loquy :
"Did your honor speak to me ?"
"I did, sir; I said that in my opinion
you disgraced yourself and family, the
Court, and the profession to which you
belong, by your conduct."
"May i-i-t please your Honor, I have
been an attorney in-in ir this Court for
fifteen years, and permit me to say, your
Honor, that this is the first correct, opin
ion I ever knew you to give."
.
A Fifershire man recently took his
child to the minister to be baptised, who
asked him, "Are you prepared fr so. sol
emn and important an occasion ?" "Pre
pared !"' he echoed, with some indigna
tion ; "I hae a firlot of bannocks bakin,'
twa hams, an a gallon o' the- best II ie
land whisky; an' I wad jest like to keu
what better preparation ye could expeck
frae a man in my condition o life !"
In the District Court at Salt Lake, on
the 29th ult., a foreign born Mornon
asked to be naturalized. The Judge in
quired if he believed iu polygamy, to
which he replied that, though he had
but one wife, he believed it right to have
more than one ; whereupon the Justice
refused to naturalize him.
John Quincy Adams declines a nomi
nation for Governor at the bands of the
Democracy. " Having already been de
feated two or three times he evidently
and sensibly concludes that "enough is
as good as a feast." -
English Emigrants. Much inquiry
is said to exist in England among farm
ers, relative to lands, , subsistence, and
rates ot " wages in. the United States.
Large numbers are said to be desirous of
emigrating to this country.
- A Connecticut lady in her divorce com
plaint - charges her husband with ; eon
duct "calculated to defeat the purpose of
the marriago relation.".-'. The puzzled
judges sent the paper back for particu
lars.
.' What is home
short.
without mother ?., One
A CAPACIOUS FilEDER. A long-Ieg-
ged Sucker from Heunepin county, dis
tinguished bv a little head perched on a
crane's neck accoutred with a swallow-4
tailed coat and pantloous that refused .-. to
be coaxed, down to s his ankles boots
shining with tallow, and hat that scorned
over half an Inch of brim stalked into j
Palmer's Hotel j a Chicago last week, . to 1
get what ho called "a fancy dinner."!
Being seated at the table, and asked bv '
ix Buivuui. n iic wuuiu nave
"Waal, I swan I don't know," said
he casting hia eye down the long array
of fricain leavx, eotallettvs, ragoiUs, i and
other "Kickshaws" on the bill 1 of fare
which confounded him by their variety'
while he despared of grappliu" with
them all "What would you takeTCap'n,
it you were in my place ? I couldn't eat
all them fixin's, you kuow I couldn't,
by gravy, ef I never was to have another
meal of vittles from now till snow flies."
"Wouldn't you like some soup V said
tho waiter, wondering from what dig
gings thi3 unconventional customer had
strayed.
'-Vaal, Cap'n you're beout right, I
reckon. You must excuse me I never
was on this kind of craft before. Biing
on your soup, and then I'll pitch into
your bile vittles. You tax all the same,
they say, and it's hard ehoosin' so I'll
jest try oitejilate through the lot iriH,
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George Francis Tiaiu is reported to be
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Among those killed at Mctz lately was
the famous Daron Ilenii de Riviere, who
made a sensation in this country some
ten years ago by marrying a rich Mobile
widow, aud subsequently iu being prose
cuted for the recovery of certain moneys
iu New York by a French lady with
whom he had been traveling and flour
ishing in both hemispheres like an Kast
Indian nabob. Let this be said of hi in.
however, that if he lived the life of "a
gay Lothario" he died the death of a
hero.
. v .
A lady an 1 gentleman of Troy, 2ew
York, whose connubial bliss is perfect iu
everything save the presence ol children
around the domestic fireside, were esara
iniug some illuminated mot'oes in a book
store the other day, when the wife picked
out one beating these words : "God bless
our home." The husband thuught that
was very good, but still not exactly what
they wonted. Looking a little further,
he picked eut this oue : "Suffer little
children to come unto me," and he ' as
sured his wife that was what they
wanted.
There is no small pox either among
whites or Indiaus at Lapwai ; neither is it
known that there is a case within 190
miles of there.
A young lady in Iowa is lecturing ou
"What she Knows about Man."
Navigation ou the
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flno r ers,,, nmkin the ISIKEI.OCKED-
Co'iUUibia is closed ; ELASTlC-S'J'ITCll, ilike on both fides of the
I tabrif ?cwn. T uurf heaver cloth, or leather, may
! be sewn with great strenrUi and unif rmity of
suu-u, and i!i a moment this wilhuir and never
To Oeschuttcs River : .
Four Horse or Mule team..
Two ' '
One " " '
Ox teams, thiee yohe
1'or every additional yoke
I.ooce horses, per head
cattle, per head....
" sheep or hogs
Teams returning empty, half price.
Pack animals, loa 'cd
' " unloaded
Horse and rider
To Kish Lake :
Four horse or mule team, each woy..
Two " " " . "
Oue " ' ' "
Pack animals, loaded ,
" " unloaded.
Horse and rider ,
Ox team, three yoke. it
To Upper Soda Spring:
Four horse or mule team, out and back..
Two " .. ...
Ono " " " " ..
Horse and rider, "
Loose animals,
Ox teams the same 3 horse tennis.
A. HACKLEMAX,
AV. YT. Punisn, Pres.
See.
March 0, 1S69- 8 '
OF ALti KIXDS, printed at the very lowest
rater as ordered, at this oflicc.
.$t 50
. 3 OU
,. 2 00
. 4 50
60
.. 20
15
3
50
25
.. 1 00
..." i
2
TaSic Police.
A LL PKUSOXS KXOWIXU THEMSELVES
f iudebted to It. CHI-;aILE .t CO.. by noic
or oj.1 account, will pi.'nsc Svttle the same by the
1st of January, 1S71. IJy so doing they will save
costs.
Cash or Produce taen in payment of
account or note. K. CHKADLE & CO.
Xov. 10. 1370-1 1
S. II. Claujfcton,
OTARY l'URLIC AND HEAL ESTATE
AG EXT. 0!fice in the Post Office building.
Will attend to making Deeds and other convey
ances, also to tha prompt collection of debts en
trusted to my care. 1
THE NEW FOOD.
SOS
wear uilj machine ia;tv
on rauti or gossiuu
tavek'tati, or rutil:iv
whi'-U d elk alt fint.;
firm.
rim linsor.-1 can 0011
I'.iuii'.y in;i'-! ine tml
operation uniformity
? 1 tec a capacity I-r ru
li:e or voar ;c, k avr.i
The
Tho New rumily M.
ricty of ohlin covers
polished surface cult 4
I,
, tiou o
sirt
c uMici s a: e
TUc A
tor I lemming, J-etund
1112, vurauni, t,a.:ucriiJi
Ac, are not juv t:uui
grat perfection. Mi'
or tlciat-licd bv a siim
quality of iho work cup ouly he fnlir appreciated
on observation ami ex
f.titClt TttrtM
Me have and skull h
0;iice and AeiKic
For a few cent3 3'cu cr.n buy
of your Grocer or Errggist a
package of GEA E0S3 FAEINE
made from pure Irisli Mess or
Carrageen, tvliicliwill make
sixteen quart3 cf Tlano Mange,
and a like quantity cf Puddings
Custard3, Creams, . Charlotte
Eusse, &c. It i3 t!ie cheapest,
healthiest and mcst delicious
food in trfe world. It make3 a
splendid Dessert, and has no
equal as a light and delicate
food for Invalids and Children
A Glorious Change ! ! - ;
! 1 v, :et of all 81.CS
! iot.l Cotton, Oil, and
i in tlie uso ol ounuach
o wri.-h it undcrstot
Tn-i.-t suld bv u : t!i
excel in ittulity i.n
iriven T'riee, that ol u'
tho Twist made by ui
mills, siniphed af thev
machinery and skilled;
the desirable qualities
ncss, length of thread
strength, excellence ol
oct2!l-8-3in
rAX
Xo.
If IRS.
THE GREAT WO!.iLI)S TOXIC.
Plantation Bitters.
Tliis wonderful vegetable re
storative is tlie slieet-auclior of
the feeble and debilitated. As a
tonic and cordial for tlie aged
and - languid, it lias.: no equal
among stomachics As a. remedy
for tlie nervous weakness to
uliichwoiuen are especially sub
ject, it is superseding every other
stimulant. In all climates, tropi
cal) temperate, or frigid, it acts
as a specific in every species of
disorder which undermines the
fcotllly strength and breaks down
the i:s.-.iusalpirits. ' For sale by
all (".iti'islsts.
PtBI
UHSUANT TO
le a.Ijutcd for fine work
Ii.sue, tir the ttu-km; tf
u h 11 1 1 a : y o t li c r w r k
save Let is known to per-
h: convinced that our nvvt
'Uci5 NUW jiutt essential
tf i-fnf rut-lion case ot
nf PHECISK nctiuii t any
1.5c and variety of .work,
.11 riviila bi-hutd :t.
ling; Cases,
thine may be l:a-l in a ;t
and eases. Pome show in
'so cruin and tint of the
finished in aU t'.ic elaboru-
tacUineuta
, Hnnltn, ririiir.iit-, lUnd
Tucking, Kinir.iiilering,
trolls, but now brought to
t of them can bo attached
e move ef the band. The
A Weekly Newspaper,
Containing- 2S colnmi of matter,
IS Pl'massiIED EVEKY SATl'ltDAY,
Iu the Ciiyjf Albany,
. AT
JX AOl'AXCE,
(From tlio largest jranulat turins Clicminta in th
World.)
Xovcmber4, 1854.
"I am acquainted with Sir. H. T. Ilelmbotd ;
he occupied tho drug ctorc opposite uiy residence,
and wnsi mcee?f fid in conducting tho baninevfl
where others had not been equally fa before him. ,
I have been favorably impressed with hia charac
ter aud enterprise."
WILT.TAM WEIGIITMAX.
Firm of Powers A Weijrhtman, Manufacturing
Cciubts, Ninth and llrowu-f ts., Philadelphia.
amiuiiUon.
!iaclinc Twist,
?ix iiioutu
ifof Cotton, Oil C'e.
c-p in stock at our Cent sal
oii Fpoola of various sizes).
nd colors binen Jhread,
all other articles nccesarv
u cs.
d that live manufacture the
;it we huil aim to have it
exceed in quantity, for a
er manufacturer.-, and that
in our new and extensive
are with ttie most improved
labor can be r!ied on for
k!" uniformity of size, even-
la? marked on eat-h spool.
color, and beauty of luiuh
LOCAL ITKMS" made a SPKCIALIV,
ii i3 l 3i ii o i, 13 9
FLUID KXTJIACT
BUCHU,
For wt'iikocw arrising from indiscretion. Thee,
haustcd power ol Nature which arc accompanied
by so inaDjr alnrmiuK svmpti.nu, among wbicb
will I found, Indisposition to Exertion, Ln of
Memory. AVakofulneta, Horror of Disease, or
Forebodings of Evil : in fact, l'uiveral l.a.ilude
I'rostrution, aud Inability to enUr into the ci.joy- '
mentK of society. , , .;
The Constitution
oneo effected with Organic Weakness, require the
aid of Medicine to strengthen and invigorate the
system, which II KLMliOLlVS EXTRACT BC
CilC invariably doe. If no trentnieut is ub
mittcd to, Consumtion or lusauity ensues.
IkloiboIdV Fluid Extract Bnthn
iu affections peculiar to Fuialc, is unerjualled by -any
other preparation, a in Chhroi, or lieten
tion. Paiut'uluess, or Suppression of Cuduinaty
cvacuutions, I'lccratcd or cirrus state of the
I ter u 3. ant all complaints inci.leutal to the sex,
or the decline ur change of life.
THE SIXUER MASCFACTITRIXH CC.
KoJ458 Itroadwav, New Yoiji.
L'ISCO OFFIfJE,
FRAN
IVi Jlimtgouicry street.
A. JOHDi
for Albauv.
uit Court of th
coiintv. at tho Octoben Term
real property of tho
dee'd, late of said coi
outcry, to the birhcsq
IC SALE.
PRDEK OF THE CIU-
State of Oregon for Linn
1870, tho following
state. of lycwis Churchill,
uty, will tie sold at publio
bidder, at the Court House.
door in the city of Altany iu said county, on
Satnrcltty, the 31
viz: Fractional X. 1
32, and email fractior
or. of .See. 2'.l. Tp, 12
AI., containing U GS.l
fractional part of Lot
said cityot Albany
By order of Court,
Novembc 24, 1870
t. of December next,
iilf of the N. W. nr." of See.
?. V. corner of B. W.
s. K. 3 XV. of Willamette
H) acres more or less,. Also
No. 4, Block No. 10, in tho
avins a frontage of 25 foot
on Front street, commencing 25 feet from tho N.
E. corner of said IiloUk, and a depth ot 1U0 feet.
tnprovemcnts thereon the
dower. -
TERMS Gold coih of the U. S., half in hand
and the residue in four months, with interest, He-
cured by note and mrhtgajc on the premises. '
lanVARD II. GEARY,
12w4
Referee.
ISarjaiMsi Offered
THE ItKCilSTER
JOB PR IN TING
OJt? JL 'ICE,
First frcctt (njypoite Parrinh t Co.3 mttret
AyzjLy z . s s Oregon.
ITROM AND AFTER THIS DATE I AVILfr
sell my entire stpek of T ' -
Dry tiOOuS, Fatcy Gaods, Clothing,
EMBKOIOliJBY, liTC, -
t, 1 r- i iii e O o s t X
to clone out. i There ii no mistake about this, as
I am determined to tloge out entirely in these
lines, aud will positively sell at first cost
N. H. All persons
ed to me, are requests
officer for collection..
business.''
Nor. 19, '70-11
WlSllllillHISMI ISMI'IIIIIMIIIMIIIII ITaUMaWtJJuajs1"JBMW.MdiWa-
knowing them selves indebt
d to maae immediate pay
ment. All accounts due .and unsettled do daj-s
from this date, will lja put in the- hands of an
ibis positive as 1 mean
-JV GRADWOirL.
HAVING a very fair assortment of material,
we are prepared to execute, with neatness
aud dispatch, all kinds of
such as - i' ,
riand-hilli,
Programmes,
Ji ill-heads,
Cjrdt,
Ball Ticket,
i - , i Pamphlets,
Labels,
1 " ' lilaidct
: of all kinds,
at as low figures as a due regard to taste and good
work will allow. Whoii you want anything in
the printing Hue, call at the Rcuistio office.
UELMBOLD'S
Fluid UKract of ICiicIiil,
Improved Rose Wasli,
will radically exterminate from the system dis
eases arising from habits of dissipation, at little
expense, little or no change in diet, no inconven
ience or exposure ; completely superseding; those
nnpleasant and dangerous remedies, Copaira and
Morcury, in all these diseases.
XJ S 13
Ilelnibold's
Fluid Extract
Iluchu
in all diseases or these organs, whether existing;
in male or female, fnun whatever cause brigiaaU
ins, and no maUcr of how long standing. It ia
pleasant in taste and odor, "immediate" in aetion
and more strengthening tbaa any of the prepara!
tions of Bark or Iron,.. 1
Those suffering from brokea down r delicate
constitutions, prooure the remedy at one.
The reader mart be aware that, however slight
may be the attack of ihe above diseases, u u eeT.
tain to effcet the bodily health and merrtal powers.
All the above diseases require the aid of a Di
uretic. II elm hold's Extract of Bacbn is the rreat
Diuretic. '
Sold by Druggists everywhere, Prka $1,25 i
per bottle, or bottles for t.60. Delirefed to
any address. Describe symptoms in all comma
mcatiyna. Address!
n. T. HELMBOLD,
Drug and Chemical Warehouse, 694 Broadwar ;
New York. . , . ' -ST
None are gennin nnleas don up- In steel -engravei
wrapper.with fac-simUe of my Chemical
AYarchouae, and signed ... . RT3y