STOCK
is now coming in. We have bij
arrmls frOhicagro, Boston. Philadelphia, New York, San Francisco, etc., etc., wherever we can get the
and CHEAPEST Qoods. The following are some goods that have just arrived :
BES
OUR
A
DRY GOODS.
OMBBE STRIPED DRESS GOODS,
FANCY PLAID SUITINGS,
BLACK CASHMERES,
C0L0RE0 CASHMERES,
POPLINS AND BEIGES,
DOUBLE WIDTH SHEETINGS,
FUNNELS OF ALL KINDS,
TABLE LINENS,
WATER PROOF - ALL COLORS,
BLACK BEAVER,
FANCY CLOAKING, ETC.
SAMUEL E.
Wht gcmorrat.
FRIDAY .OCTOBER 21, 1S81
A LAB4.K FABM
Perhaps the largest farm in the
United States is that of the Dalryni
ples, in Dakoto 30,000 acres being
sown to grain this year. He loads a
train daily with 40,000 bushels of
wheat. It is said that his whole crop
this year, notwithstanding the rav
ages of the chinch- bugs, and the prev
alence of drought, will amount u
600,000 bushels of wheat, and 90,000
bushels of oat, to say nothing of oth
er minor crops, such as barley, rye,
potatoes, etc. It requires SOO brr4M
and mules to run the ranch, hesHtea
00 men. His avt-rage coat wr acre
to raise grain, is $7,0U or about S21f,
t)00 on the 30 ,000 acres sowed. Wis
profit this year will he 9899,000.
This is not a bad showing fuf one lit
tle garden patch. Everything is
done with the system and method
equal to that used in a well i emulat
ed manufactory. It should emulate
other Unset to a more thorough
practice. At present it costs Oregon
farmers between $8 and $10 per acio
to produce wheat, and they too often
get the beggarly yield of 15 bushels
per acre, which barely pays expenses
at average prices. Wheat growers
in this section must make some turn
to increase the productiveness of
their farms, or else there will be lit
tle use of their continuing ieuger. One
great evil is certainly to be found in
the short ten n re system. If tenant
were allowed leases of long duration
the productiveness of lind would be
much improved, and all concerned
would reap a better reward. Furmrr
and Dairyman.
a r: m:r iwm hk v x:.
To aid Farmers in arriving at ac
curacy in estimating the amount of
land in different fields under cultiva
tion, the following table is given:
yards wide Iy9G3 long epsi tales
one acre.
Ten y anls wide I y 484 long con
tains one acre.
Twenty yards wide by 212 long
contains one acre.
Forty yards wide liy 121 long con
tains one acre.
Seventy yard wide by 091 nng
cob ra i ns ene ac i e.
Eighty yards wide by COi long con
tains one acre.
Sixty feet w ids by 723 loa? con
taina ene acre.
110 feet wide by 397 mg con
tains one aero.
130 feot wide by 3P3 long contains
one acre.
220 feet wide by 18H long contains
one acre.
441 feet wide by 99 long mutaiM
one acre.
UT !. BEST.
It is r l ite 1 of John Ji.'o'i Ator
that in on of bis i-r:ier r-.if ivsI.iih
operations in Nv Y"rk, h t 'mark
ed to a dwMwn HM-ri'h;iii 'hut he
had that morning -ol I lu city lots
for $2tUe a handsome adince on
the price originally paid. ''But'
paid the iu reliant, those were
rising in v!ue. In a year or two you
him d have reaOily sold them for
$30,00, who fa you might readily
have made. It is a great pity"
"Not so fast." replied lite far-seeing
Astu; ! have sold these lots n get
the money te hoy cheaper np-town
property, and this will be worth $80,
000 before the other will sell for $30,
000." The result j istified the pre
diction. All farming operations illus
trate the moral of this little story.
With a vertain force te work with,
there is a limit t whatctn be done.
Not everything that promises (or even
is certain) to pay should be attempt
ed, but only what pays best. Coun
try Gentleman.
A WBXBEBFUL 4 Ol XTBV.
We have a vast territorial area,
with a soil and climate that, for sgfl-
ultursl product iveness is hardly
equalled on the face of the earth. An
t xchan ;e says:
Of the 1,000.000,00') acr m of
ci?)tiva'le land in the Unit d S'ates,
only 1 1 V per cent, aie used. The 2,
580, 56s, :i20 bus ifls o' whea', corn,
oats, barley, rye, bm kwheat and po
tatoes raised lest year, were produced
i n 105,983,605 acres.
Charcoal deepens the tint of dah
lias, by agin hs and pe unifta.
A LARGE STOCK OF WALL PAPER, CARPETS, CROCERIES, WINDOW SHADES, CURTAINS,
YOUNG,
JAMES DANNALS,
MM'rrrrRKR amd w h.u is
FURNITURE BEDDING.
t ornrr lerrt ami Srral slrtcl.
ALBANY, - - OKEGU.',
vlrtMKl
DK. E. O. HYDE,
Physician and Surgeon,
Office at Fosliav v Mason'.
Residence am Hroadalb'n St.. Albany, Or
vl6nt2tf
ForCooramiktion. AwthaMa. inn ti lih.
ratmrrh, Dvnpepwia. Hrmlarbr, IXbll-
tiy. .n-awiuiii, Hiiramaiiun, and all
uirBnirwurt vrvom Ilar4m. rrk
bmjt ren tttlea tljr seat 1
rt, rewdy for iaameOlNte aw at
snd for free I rratlM the Oxs
lie. uiiBlrtrtBwH, Phi la.
or ii. mauii:h, PaelBe
loaf gome ry nt Sun Fraaeiseo, Cwi.
jNfc. , STOMACH
ITTERS
Is rt-iniburseJ in great measure, to those
trouble with weak kidney a, by a judicious
m aa- . i "t t. l. (.I. i. .i
ivm )l JlUHMJiwrr n .-wmia- u niucin, wmni
invigorates and stimulates without ex
i-itine the urinary oruatui. In eonjunc
turn with its influence upon them, tl or
reetx acidity, imptoves appitite, and it tn
every way ooaduciye to health and serve
repose. A Mother masked quality is its
control over fever and ague, and Us power
or preventing it. for sale uy alt Drug
gist and Dealers geueraUj.
ANAKESES
DR. S. SILSBErg EXTKK5AL PILR RKXCPT
Givef Inctsirt Rlief, and it an InfaJtibio
CURE FOR ALU KINDS OF PILES.
old by Druggists everywhere. Price, $ I .
ir r box. jnejMtUt, by mail, gaiwjifc'a in
frr to rhyKtcians and all wwrrm
Vetwtai-dtef A Co., Box ','MH. N'v Vri
( 'it .-. Sole nianufacturcin of AN A K KS.-'
f I. H Ka New-fifior iv-ti-iit
- 2MB. -tl Park li.-. v ( ; OH- RmM ling)
. m Vrk, ii authorized fO MMnN for
sH fn i-emWs in tiie I'MBocuaT i our
King of the Blood
L not a "cur, a'l:" it is a blood-pnrtfUr and tontc.
lrnptiriiy of blofxt poisons the nynU'tn, Jrangat
lht cin-'Utaitoit, and tkux lnducs nutny duorderit,
known by dtiTffrvut numin to distinguish them ac
corttni to ciTct-ts, but blnK really branches or
phasriiof that (treat Knric disorder. Imparity
ol isioou. &ucn arc iy, pxiu.
Ifiliovtnrt. Liver
C'niii'luiHt. Curtxtimition. rrftm lJltrrdrr. Head-
acite, 1 U 1 :. iw f . Clt A Yitl Weaknert, Heart Dilute,
Drop, Kliliu y ftiMe.itft. PlIfM. Jit unit tixin. Co
larr. StHufuUi, t'.it IfimrJm, Pfmple; Vloer$,
..-'(,. h.'.me. tilnit f tlm Blood prevent,
an cuies tlu-M- ' y attacking ihe eaurr. InipurUy
ot t ie BVvni. Cl. 'iidrt3 and j tiysiclon agn-o la
eal tl '-t i " ihr i mt rrnine rnd offifl-nl prepn
uniwe," .d by timg.-t B4 pel
l - i ..-rtitjtV:. dtn-etiowa, ftc ,4n pnm
i-H'.r, T.v I i on ll- s o. tti- Ultxd,'
...fA.l i.i- i ft ottV.
DO
Send for out
New Illustra
ted Price-List
No. 30, for
FallandWin-
terofl881. Free to any address. Con
tains full description of all kinds of goods
for personal and family use. We deal
directly with the consumer, and sell all
goods in any quantity at wholesale prices.
You can buy better and cheaper than at
home.
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
227 and 229 Wabash Avenue,Chicago,IlL
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FANC Y UOOD&
ORESS TRIMMINGS,
FANCY BUTTONS,
SHADED FRINGES.
CORDS AND TASSELS,
SHADEO TASSELS,
HOSIERY,
HANDKERCHIEFS.
FANCY LACE TIES,
LADIES' AND CEHTS' UNDERWEAR,
CHILDREN'S UHDERWEAR,
EMBROIDERIES AND LADIES.
WEST COAST
FLAX MILLS,
MANUFACTURERS OF-
SAIL, BROOM, SEWING AND BALL
TWINES,
ALSO LINEN YARNS
Foot of Jackson Street,
ALBANY - - OREGON.
P. o. box urn.
XJOTICK TO ! ARM Kits. Wo would
j3 retMH.tftitly Iniorm lite farii)rN of
tnis section that we are ) r m.w-t,i i v !
cated here, and are preMrvd nt aJI tuaiwi
to pay the hibeNt market piUe for lint
tlax. We will tclatlly rurnUli anit who
intend sowinc Max any in torn tat Ion they
desire. iN-pendinK laru;ly uw n the
farmer of thin o-tin lor tin tw--" of
our saiersrlM and tin raw rbIwUM
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be a riiliatle lBlllBl Ji . HI i. --. i . m I v
ask ! t oil-taut a IMBBB n.liiiry lliat
mmiw to in ot Hut ty ' n ti- i .
AtaBBy. QrH Auk S, laN.
ly I w Brr ti ia.st KL X Ml UA
RED CROWN MILLS.
BALLAKO, siI t ro.. l'liol'R S.
bbv nMKWvuMra nmnuoB rbi fxwum
asu BMOBBi i C.
BST STORAGE FACILITIES.
Highest Price in Cash for
Wheat.
ALBANY
dyl
OR.
rf J I I A
rrK(
CHICAGO AND NORTH WESTERN
RAILWAY
U the OLDBBT ', MUST coNsmt CTKO UKtiT
KV' H'l'KH ' umI hci.. the
LEADING RAILWAY
oKTHK
WEST A.1D NORTHWEST.
It i tlif SltOttT. SI KK ati.l SAKK K.ut txlweea
COUNCIL BLUFFS
A.VD-
Chicago, Milwaukee
Ami alTKitiU KA8T, muh as
Slaasra fall.. r tarlt, fkiliollplilo,
B.tuM, Waehtagtaa. ttaillmurr. cm.,
bars, MMlrral, Tomaiu. Orirt.n.
4 Irveluad.
At OmBMI BUiITi the-train ..f the CMfSSSI and
North Wt. rn aiui tha B. 1. H'. .1, i,,.,,, ...
rive at aiul u.e the aatue Joint I'liioti Depot.
At WMapseWM crtitiectUtlie arc nuuie willi the
fjkkv M:. in yan I . ill I..! K.ll,,,,,.,- ,..l i .1. ...
Kt. Wavne and funn.xlvati'a. ami Ctn,-.- 'ii a in I fir i iul
trunk lUllruad, and'thv K.n.Uak.- and fan Handle
Ml
Pulruita Pillar r DnwiH? Ecoin Cars
Are run on all through falaa of IhU rad
It. la the ONLY KOAI iMslweeii
Ol Mil. Ill ! I I .tS I III! tl.O.
I uun which ie run the tx-lebraU'd
PULLMAN HOTEL DINING CARS
luatat mam Ti"ket A rent, aullin' mn T...lr..i
thi. r.KMl. Kxainine ur ficket., and rrf mm U WWM
if they ui. not read ovt tne Chit 4 i and Nortlt-
weeMrrfl lunway.
i von ariah the haat r.n : i i a m hi i.,, mm
aUI Sajr f-W Ikkete hy thi. rouUAVAM W ILL
i.:.l. i . . I I II :-..
ad i.-kut ,.c i,ti li tkk'. In thi. Hnv.
n.Ki iii . ti 1 1 1 ,
till . I, and .'! Hnin'r. 4 Mlrac"
EASTWARD. I7ni
Aioany Bath House.
i-lit I NDEKS1QNED WOULD RESPECT
fully .aforui the ettiMBa of Albany and vi
mitt that 1 have taken charge ofthir KvtablUb
ner t.Hiid, by keeping clean roomi snd psyin
trUt intention to bufineM, expects to uit al
choee who uiay favor US with their patronage
'fuvintr Heretofore carried on nothing bat
First -Class Hair Dressing Saloons,
we epectf to gire entire istiifaction to al
9"Cbiidien and Ladiea' Hair neatly on
ad hatrooed. JOS WEBBER.
ALBANY fii EAT MARKET
Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton,
Veal and Sausage al
ways on hand.
Itau t CaM Price paiJ fur all kind of fat itut k.
vit1 LEVI WRaT
(PATENTED iCSB UTH, 187ft.)
l OB SALE BT FOX, BAVM d CO
i
J. W. BENTLEY,
C'liKtoiii Hoot & Shot Maker.
l'
OOTN AND MIoKs nulla to order.
ami rapairliifr dona with naattirwuianit
iiHj.at. li, anil at low .ri. -a. Call and BM
htm. First W reel, Allatiiv. 41yl
Oregon Marble Works.
H. A. LARK, PmpiiHoi.
-MASsrarnsss or -
MONUMENTS,
Tomb and Grave Stones.
Mantels, Table-Tops,
Washstands, Etc
All kind, -f ..mrl.il .ik .L.tir in M.i I.;.-. In.
Si. ... um! Uraalta. AC ...ik duo. In lin . lu. .il.
: al lb. lua.al i. . .
irw.v . f.n, sir,. i, betveea h..l bim!
Third
n . - - -
tlt,
e)BK4X.
P. . I do Ml entfdoy any laMMl leacd . ...
ere, and an .uM.wwti tAe faeuvHt U ilw 1 f
crtit. 0MUUiUmI-.ii altoanl Ut aiKh aurfc.
REVERE HOUSE,
farmer riral aaA KUawarih AlMusr.
BJ
Chas Ffeiffer, Prop'r
Thi. uw llui.1 la 8tUd U lu ftrtf ety !. TabWa
euitJiMl with the bea Um kwtfl aSurda. m1
lieu in etary Euwaa. A t-.l SsBBB K.-su U Cuen
icr.ul Irat.lcra.
M.lrl.l
F08HAY A MASON,
vacaatAL ass ssvaii.
Druggists and BooksellerH,
Al.ll.iXV, OKt.COM.
vldniltf
NEW YORK SHOPPING!
Everybody delighted with i.e tasteAil
and iMMtiiliful swlectlous made by Mrs. Im
uiar, wlio iiaa never failed to plaaae her
customers. New Fall ( in ular jitM laaiiml.
Meud for It. Addreea
MRS. KI.I.KN LAMAR.
U ru 77 Bruesdwair. New York.
The Corrallis Frail Co.
Will purchase Plummer dried frutt at
full market nrlcea;
Will send a competent person to advise
fruit growers) as u cultivation of or addi
tions to orchards;
Will rupply fruit trees of enproved sorts
at moderate prices;
Will sell Plummer DriorthroH(b Mna,
Htmluti and Lane couutlee.
J setters to be sent to Oorvalllsrrr" ''on:
petty, for vail is. Ronton County, ulBBBBe
WALLIN NASH, PreaideuU
JABKS HkaI'ma.n, Sc'y.
January I, ISST aiwH
SALTMABSH & LANQOON,
OKI 4.4.1 HTM
Roeks, Mtationery end Toilet Articles, A
Large .Stock and Low Prices.
OITTT DRUG STORE,
S)t ALBINV. OHII.UN.
AT THE OLD STAND, 72 FIRST HTRKKT, HAH ON BAND AS FINK AN
AKsuHTMKNT OS
COOK, BOX AND PARLOR
STOVES AND RANGES,
Ah hi.j hoiiar In b 'alley, lie a no Import himI inuiiiilHt .
TIN, SHEET IRON AND COPPER WARE
OF KVKRY IUCSCRIKIION IN KIXH.K
II AN U, A FUI.I. AnMORTM UN T OF
GENUINE GRANITE IRON WARE.
AM. OK WHICH HK OFFERS TO THK PURUC AT I'RICKB, THAT DF.F
COMPimTlOK. CALL AT 72 FIRST HTRKKT, ALBANY, ORJflUON.
Repair work done at
I8n26
GRAIN INSURANCE.
TO FARMERS i
We can give
rates and the best companies.
Take no chances whenavery small
su m wi make you secure. You
can borrow money on your grain
if you are insured. Our poicies are
good security at the Bank. Give
us a call.
Respectfully,
ilbanj lr , at. Ill, IS81.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
LADIES' FRENCH KID SHOES,
LADIES' AMERICAN KID SHOES,
DUNBAR'S SCHOOL SHOES,
HOLBROOK'S PEBBLE COAT SHOES,
LADIES' FANCY SLIPPERS,
LADIES' GUM BOOTS.
LADIES' "COMMON SENSE" SHOES,
WELL'S SADDLE SEAM BOOTS,
LADIES', MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S RUBBERS,
WELLS' PINE CUM BOOTS,
FIREMEN'S CUM BOOTS,
A BARGAIN I
Valuable Property for Sale.
THE AIDES FUU1T DUYKIt.
Including the building and lots ujxm
which It is situated, Is for sale at a bar-
EM. There are two tlryers and they can
sold sciwratoly. This la a Kod op
portunity for fruit raiser to secure the
lft dryer maile, at a low price.
The Iota are very valuable lyins; on the
river front, and having a mllroad swit-h
runnlnK by them. Jt N a good location
for a custom flourlag mill, foundry, or
any such hulnesa.
Kor further rticulam nail Cn the Presl.
dent or SecreUry of tho 'emiiany.
4J. K. riCAWKoKD,
L C. Rick, J'resldeut.
Hesritary. ."mi
s
TARTLINC
DI8COVERYI
LOST MANHOOD RESTORED.
A mum o4 you thiol unpradrarw eaaetaa Wtu
rare Isaar. Jr'a taUUlr. lml Baa hood, r u .
i . i.,' trwsd la esla er.ry koown reeuMtjr, ha. di
ruvered a BBflBl alf run-, which he vttt awad THUM
K hie f.Uw..U0rrr.. addreaa J. U. MKEVKML
4S 4 teat ham at., X. V.
NEW BARBER SHOP !
J. II. SIRLKS, Prop'r.
Alii hii SKA FOAM SHAMPOO roiS
with each ahava. Prtoaa fur ahaving
and hair cutting same as usual. Ibioms
npirf.stte McllwAln's store. lot
ALRANY CITY
Flouring Mills.
117" ! have already airrcixl villi tne
If farmers for tho sUiragn of one half
ou: capacity, lut w i -an yrt store about
e..,iJU husliela. r llat .nic. first served.
IMtKHII M, I ITS, PER BUSHEL
in mill feril as usual.
THUS MUV I I II H eV SOM.
M
MAGNOLIA MILLS.
WK ere fully piapared as usual to fur
uish storage and sacka on the most
UVorable terms.
A LIBERAL PREMIUM
WILL BE PAID.
J. H. FOSTER & CO.,
Magnolia Mills. '
17nl
OR TO OKDKR. AUSO, BM KF.KPN Oh
reasonable figures.
you the lowest
C. H. STEWART
'4WJ
OF LEBANON,
Can sell you all goods in the line
of General Merchandise just as
cheap as you can go away from
home and buy them. He carries a
large and varied
goods, is well prepared to exhibit
them, and you can make just as
good selections by purchasing of
him.
Remember the place,---
C. B. MONTAGUE'S
GENERAL STORE,
LEBAKOIV,
IIOmSAV & JOSEPH,
PKOrKIKTORM OF
ALBANY SODA WORKS,
-AND DRAI.RRS IN .
Imported and Domestic Cigars, Tobaccos, Groceries, Fiovision?,
Candler Nuts and Tropical Fruits.
Albany, - ... OrosoD.
ONK DOOR RKLOW JOHN BUIQW HTORK. wvl
00,000
In the United States
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THE WOOD BEIN(J THE BEST!
a3LKtTKU fr iii the lorrwUol In.liana, which are iwttsl for tha ktr . all. ul, ,4,fl,
-... ISaalSt. Mi l., ..'Mtlijcvte,! ti.eliwe maiwasj,,,,, an.l .li r . ,1 if .... ,.. .,. , , '. , '.'
Mill l.j In i., hi of ir .f I m SMl hui'imhiI. iiauiiii.r,
They are the BEST Ironed V : ; - Uie A arhot.
Every one having our Pat-.it; lound Euge
Projecting Tire,
Which protect, tho patet ami BSm. No othe.- msnufuctiii'. r h i-Mi-ri-h- t. .ic. it. n .4 nr Thi.nl. Ic
Skein Waif.m. have our Mlast SKKIN ANt TKUSS AM.K, wlii.-h rcati rwvmv thexi Ilw Axle aial iirx-vuU
the ak.iu from wwrkiiiy i.... . . Our WayoH aWo have
The Slopa Shouldered Spoke, which Greatly Increases the
Strength of the Wheels.
AVAIl ( the ahove iuiir ivetuenU cannot ha unM Uy any otliir u iken niih .111 ii,;, .
WA full line of the. YVivrivi cuu be fouu.l in ih.- rwtaBsai la mi of roo!. aad irh'ttttli S
EUGENE Itl'4 IIA,A, Affeat,
47 ALBANY, ... . OREGON.
CI OAKS,
LADIES' BLACK BEAVER,
LADIES' ULSTERS,
LADIES' DOLMANS,
LADIES' CIRCULARS,
LADIES' FINE TRIMMED CLOAKS,
LADIES LICHT CLOAKS,
CHILDREN'S CLOAKS,
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S GOSSAMERS,
DOLMAN CLOAKS,
SHAWLS,
WOOL JACKETS,
ETC., ETC,
ALBANY, GREGG t
iioiii; MCIUIIAMS.
assortment of all!"
OKEC.OX.
PEOPLE
aae the oolebrated
WAGON and
Ui4 Kserln! Care Taken iu Sc-
ALBANY FOUNDRY
AND
I SH0S.
I ST IR 1. 1 Mil. D 163.
Rv A. F. 4TIKRRY, s(iualcil at rorner of
i mm, .iki m k'mi i r v -iri--i, Aiiiiy,
. h feM. . . I . I . ... . - ... . . ..
Oregon.
Having takwi r-harireof iheiiliove named
Works, we are nrel : nianuraKnre
Strain KiiKins, Saw ami 4irit Mills,
W'Mffl -working Mafhinry, Puiuna, Jnu
ami Jtrawi Cartings of every de rikn.
Mas-hinery f" all kiniN repairti. spe
cial HiN-iitn.il given lo refsUnng I inn n a
rliiiiery. rallrrw HmUimz 4wr ia all II. f.rw.
lei: ; v 1
A. F. CHKKRY A HtS
ALIUXY
COLLECIATK IXSTITI TK
LBOIY. OK.
Tin Kii-st Term H ill optn on WtimM
day, SeptVnbfr 7tb, ISM.
For rwrUuWv rmrroi? Um oarwn 4 MaJ) wC
Um- in .. toiti.Ni. f t..
Ba 4 4B4T. 1'rr.Uri.l.
YISG SAM WA'S
LAUNDRY !
Ies tlio l washing and ironing in A I -r-any
at lowest r tte. Contract maile for
4'hinrsn lalsr. Ijiundry on WasLingtoQ
slreH, ..j-.si((.. Marshairs I J very Siablu
lih-VHf
r. rnr.RKT.
P. R. PARKE9.
ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
CHEBSf & PAEKES,
(StMVMMora lo f. P. Cherry.)
Machinists, Millwriglits, and Iron
Founders.
WKHAVK4HTR mCSTRHOn ALL
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inn. il.- kinds of lieavy work. We will
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Saw Mill Msrhinery,and all kimlMoflron
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Secial aUention given to repairing all
kinds of machinery. Will also in an u far
ture the improved Cherry A White iiraiu
Separator.
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Albany, Jr Dec. 1, 1S8I. I8tf
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