NEW TO-DAY.
B."RTi
STITZCL &
REAL ESTATE
UPTON,
BROKERS,
-NEW TO DAY.
ALBANY ADVERTISEMENTS.
GENERAL AGENTS.
13ranoli o ffi o o ,
Albany, Oregon,
4. C.MF.NDUMl.VLL, . - Agent,
GENERAL LAND AGEXCY FOR. OREGON.
Established July, 1SBS. An office where
general information concerning the resources of
Oregon can be obtained free of charge.
Loans negotiated on first Mortgage, Real Es
tate and Collateral Securities. We have for sale
a largo amount of property located in the town
of Albany. Also, Farming lands, of every des
cription, located in Linn end other counties in
this State.
.To the citiiens of Albany and vicinity, and to
the owners of Real Estate ; We take this method
of calling your attention to our place of busi
ness. Having determined to open a Branch Of
fice in your city, we can offer you a medium for
obtaining purchasers one that is appreciated by
buyers, as it saves thciu much time and labor iu
searching for what they want. Our principal
Agency, at Portland, Oregon, is thoroughly es
tablished, and the office so well furnished forgiv
. ing information upon Real Estate, that it affords
the most complete facilities fur all parties hariug
business' iu our line.
;JSfr- You incur no expense in placing your
property on sale with us unless a sale is made.
Office on First street, opposite Post-Office.
JOHN t MEXDKXIIALL. Agent.
Albany, Ogu., March 2:1, 1870. 29t
' STITZEL VPTOX,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
J. C. MEXlsEXHAlX, Agent,
' Office First st opposite Post Office, Albany, Ogn.
HAVE foT sale in the city of Albany, a desira
ble llomeftea'l. Lots 1, 2. 7 and 8, corner
Third. Fourth and Elsworih streets, one f the
best localities in the city. A good one and half
story house, with all other conveniences. iJppiy !
to J. C. UEXDEX HALL, Agent,
Albany, Oregon 1
X. COWAS. A- W. SU5ASB.
A. COWAN & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
STAPLE and FASCY DRY GOODS
FIRST STREET ALBAXY.
They offer a large and wel" -Mected stock of
STAPLE I)KY CiOODS !
- At Extraordinary Low Price
FOB
Z?ssli ox Produce I
In addition to a very larre stock, covering
everything iu the line of Cottons, we
have a complete assortuieut of
FANCY DRESS GOODS!
Latest styles of Boys' and Men's
CLOTHING ani FURNISHING GOODS !
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, Ac.
Carpet, Wall-rapcr, Paper t Linen
Blinds, &.C., &.c.
Especial atUntt n is directed to oui stock of
IRON AND STEEL
AND
E.ERA!i liiltBWAHE!
Which is tl.e largest and most complete this side
of Portland.
X" arc invited to call and exuuiiue our goods
and prices.
The highest market pike in cash pai I for
AVool, ESacou and Iard !
by
A. COWAX A CO.
Oct. 30, ISC9-3
E. -VT. TIKE,
BOOKSELLER & STATIONER,
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, and dealer in
FANCY GOODS,
Offers, in addition to iu supply of
STAPLE GOODS
IN THE
33 O O It . L I IV E ,
sueli as
BLANK BOOKS, new styles,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
MUSIC BOOKS, of all kinds,
Fresh lot of NOVELS,
r as well as .
CHROMO LITIIOGKArilS,
MORTON'S GOLD PENS,
. WALL PAPER, ; .
ELEGANT GIFT ANNUALS,
Parian Marble Vases,
ST-a.TTJAH.Y,
BOHEMIAN WARE,
Writing lesk,
, Portfolios,
; Work boxes,
Birdcages,
Violins,
Oiiitars, r ; ;
Organs,
Tambourines,
Flutes, -y
AND MANY OTHER
JVtusjcjxl InHtruments
. . : . ALSO 'i.
Attractive toys,
including the
Champion Mechanical
VELOCIPEDE!
"All of which are, as a matter of course,
TO BE HAD ON
III3ASOIYAR.LI2 t ; TERMS.
E. W. PIKE.
Albany, December 2i, 1870-16
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It. CHEADLE,
120 Clay-st., San Fran
cisco, California.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
R.. Chcadle Co,,
Vbok8ale and Retail Dealers in
Groceries and Meneral Mercnaniise
FORWARDING & COMMISSION
MERCOA1VTS.
Care of
MARK GOODS :
L. C?. , Albany, Oregon; or
J. C, San Francisco, Ca).
Liberal advances made on cousigunieuU
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I INTEND DOING A
General Commission Business
IN
SYJV FRANCISCO,
for tbe purpose of selling
All Kinds of Produce
that may be consigned to me to sell.
LAMAR CHEADLE,
Will receive ami attcml to all orders on uie to be
tilled in San Francisco.
oct9-5lf R. CIIEA)tE.
3NTo"tc;o.
GREATER
A R I O
SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1S71
Subscribers findinir an X after their name will
understand that tbe'sii subscription expires witi
that number, and they are iuvited to renew their
subscriptions. Terms pcrannuin.in advance;
six months, $2 ; three naboths, $1.
LOCAL A lJLVITJS
Ack.nt. Mr. J. M. EalUinore, general news
paper, advertising and collecting agent, Portland,
Oregon, is authorized to act as agent at that poin
for the Registku.
FEW REASONS WHY
THE
N PIANO
IS
SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS.
THK'ARION PIANO-FORTE has Greater
Power than any other other Piano Forte manu
factured. IT WILL STAND IN , TUNE LONGER
and in its mechanical construction it is more per
fect, and therefore, more auraiile man any instru
ment constructed in toe usual modern style.
The arangement of the Agrnflo, the manner of
st rinsing. the peculiar form and arrangement of
the Iron Frame,
Supersedes all Others.
The use of a hart, (which is a part of the Iron
Frame) on a line with the heavy steel stringing,
girca '
Ureal Strength
Where most needed, and in this respect all other
Pianos fail.
The construction of the WREST PLANK, into
which the Tuning Pins are inserted, is such that it
is impossible for the pins to become loosened, or
the Wrest Plank itself to split, as is too often the
case in other Piano-Fortes,
THE EXTRAORDINARY EVEN
NESS, Throughout the entire scale, the excellent Singing
Quality, tho
Length and Puriti on Vibration,
All go to prove what we claim, viz. : that the
Arion Piano-Forte
Is the Lest Instrument Marufactured.
Cir.ci'lT Cociit. Following is the disposition
of cases not heretofore reported: " '
E. C. Pittman vs Wm. M. Pittman ; action to
recover money continued.
S. M. Davidson vs S. G. McCallister and Wm.
MeCallister j foreclosure of mortgage judgment
for plaintiff by consent, $1,11)0.
Susannah Bamford vs James Bamfordetal;
decree for plaintiff. ' '-, J
I. D. Miller vs M. Miller ; suit for divorce
continued. ' "
Rachel Dinwiddia vs David Dinwiddie j divorce
granted. ; :
J. 15. Cornet vs Ester Cornet ; divorce granted.
J. Wilson vs V. Wilson ; divorce granted.
J. B. lloskins vs Wm. Baker; foreclosure
of mortgo ge con tin nod .
Jerry Driggs vs W. J. Mathews ; jury disa
greed continued.
George Larocijue ct al vs R. Cheadle fc Co. ;
aetion to recover money on contract judgment
for plaintiff. .
A. J. Warren vs Berry Evans settled. ".
J. B. Comlcy vs Eli Carter; action to recover
money judgment for plaintiff. ' .
K. Earlet al vs T. Humphrey et al; withdrawn.
Zuiawalt vs Kinget al ; action to recover pos
session of personal property judgment for de
fendant. : r
State of Oregon vs "Jim" Chinaman ; grand
larceny; guilty; sentenced to penitentiary for
one year.
State vs Ben Martin (Indian) ; grand larceny;
guilty; three years in the penitentiary.
State vs Andrew Wiley ; celling liquor to
Indians dismissed. '
Paiiaoiims. It understood that tho."switch."
troubles aro ended.
Track-laying will soon commence np tbe river
front. '.-1 ;. S t v-i .-j
Mr. A. Hanan recently sold ten lots, on which
there was a good house, barn, young orchard,
etc, lying in the eastern portion of this city, for
$2,500 the cheapest property Bold in the last
two years. 1.1 :v.-;.-, - .- ' .',
Silk "stove-pipo" hats are tho rage in our city
atpresenL '. . .i
Gardening has commenced, in good earnest.
Wo have been visited by several refreshing
showers during the week j , . - : , :
Sevexul nw buildings ard now underway, and
others will bo commenced in a week or two.. '
A lady's solid gold sleeve button -was lost, a
day or two since, either on Ferry or Seventh
street The finder will1 oblige a fair lady by leav
ing the same at this office. ,
Circuit Court adjourned on Tuesday, after an
unusually long session. .,
On isli or
Iu hand, ami having
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Now offered to the trade th'in ever before, as we
te'.l lor
Trade I
dispense 1 with long credits
can sell
15 per cent cheaper
Than any house giviug 12 month's time, or any
kind tl a credit systum, can ofler to the trade.
Coine alon;r with your Cash or Produce, and see
what vou cau do at the CASH STORE of
It- CI! EAULE & CO.
N. I!. Cash paid f..roll the EGGS offered.
Firo !
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" A Stitch
Firo! Fire !
THE JETDEJICmr
A III ON PIANOS
Arc used Exclusively in the
AM ERIC AN CONSERVATORIES
OF MUSIC
of New York city.
The m 'st severe test a p"ano can receive is
ttunt use in a Conservatory.
Figurative. We have received two pages and
a quarter of closely written foolscap, one entire
page of which is solid figures, from James Jami
son Shcasgrecn, of North Yamhill, purporting to
be a "confirmation of those curious figures pub
lished in tho Independence litbje," with a request
to publish. We acknowledge our inability to get
at the meaning of this immense amount of figur
ing, or to tell just how tho production is to be
"setup." At the close of the first page of this
remarkable production, is the statement that the
year 1S72 will usher in "Union and universal
peace," a consummation devoutly .fhe wished,
certainly, and one which we hope, for tho sake of
Mr. Shcasrccn's veracity, if for no other reason,
may prove true. In another plaee he says "1871
will prove to be tho end of the TOO years of tribu
lation of th. Irish people," which will bo hailed
by the Irish and their friends everywhere with
pleasure and satisfaction I He concludes his
"curious figures" thns : " P. S. I notify the
people of the nations to publish and circulate
this calculation with all the expedition that money
anil printing uiaterinl cau afford," and that's just
what we have douc published all wecould afford
to for the money.
t'OLOnD MAONaJlC0GNJZD.T-Xto
New York correspondeat of the Sati '-
Francisco Clirotncle writes : '
There is a distnibance in "iha tarmony
of some few Lodges over in Jersey City,
in consequence of the Grand '3lastet of
New Jersey deciding to'rccogaize colored
Masons when properly made beneath his -jurisdiction.
' For years past there have
been Lodges.of colored Masons bdth 'In .
Jersey City and in the. metropolis; but
notwithstanding tho fact that they 5 work
by virtue" of the same authority which
introduced Masonry into- America," thij
have always, been regarded as clandes
tine or spurious Masons. ' The Grand
Orient of France and the Grand Lodge
of Germany are both in full communion
with the Grand National Union Lodge,'
the colored executive body, and, this is
one of the reasons inducing the grand
Lodge of this State to sever relations with
those foreign bodies. In fact, according
! to Masonic history aud' custom, the col-
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Br A Ecbatch. Since the suits instituted by
mo v. 8, K,. K.K. against property-holders alono-
the city front have been settled, H bar not vrov.
uninteresting to propertv-boiders on Broadaibm ! red Lodges can claim a prestige from an
traci is Know neat a narrow escape they had
from getting the benefits of a switea. Had the
suits been brought to trial and went against - the
railroad, tbe Company had everything prepared,
iron bent for the curve, and 150 men ready to go
to work, and they fully intended to commence last
Saturday night and complete track laying, from
the main line down liroadulbin to Water street,
before daylight Sunday moruing. As the matter
was compromised the infliction of a "switch" was
saved thein. . -' ;))- L:.' ..,.
Pbhsosal. Mr. 0. P. Tompkins, of ,11 arris
burg, visited us on Tuesday, having just returned
front paying the last 8 id rites to a brother W.
B. Tompkins, who died on the first of March last
at Fort Jones, California. " . "
Mr. Thomas Froinnn, cider brother . of Mr.
Dave Froman, arrived in this city on last Sunday,
from Illinois. lie is nearly eighty years" of age,
yet is a hale, hearty man, and bids fair to speud
another quarter of a century of. usefulness.
New Millinekv. We direct the special at
tention of the ladies to the card of Mrs. S. A.
Johns in tliis issue. Her stock of miliiuery and
fancy goods is superior, and her taste and excel
lent judgment in selecting, fitting and making np
all articles of ladies wear, is undisputed. Mrs
Johns is also agent for . the sale of the Singer
Sewing Machine, to which she invites the atten
tion of all wishing to secure a first-class machine.
antiquity superior to white brethren, ih-
astnuch at the charter of Prince Hall
Ijodge, granted to the colored freemen of
New England, dating years before the
American lievolution, nas never been
surrendered, while , all white Lodges, :
after that struggle, gave up their patents,
to be superseded by others emanating
from the Grand bodies in the respective
independent States. ; V "
Real Estate Tiiassactioss For the week
ending April Gt'u:
A. Ilacklcinan to Virginia C. Crooks ;
consid
Cnrrie ;
eration. ?.!(!0
W. 11. I'ukIi and J. AV. Pugh to
j consideration, $.',4U0.
I Eli.aln th Hannah to Cynthia Cochran ; consid
eration, $i O"
Paistiso, Graisi.no, Etc. See card of II. C.
Clement, elsewhere. Clement has opened a chop
over Adam's Wagon Manufactory, where he will
be found ready to attend to all demands in the
line of painting, graining, paper-hanging, Ac.
For work you wish dono well and cheap, call on
Clem.
Don't think.beeiiuso snuffs and strong or poi
sonous solutions will not cure Catarrh, that you
cannot be cured. The proprietor of Dr. Suge's
Catarrh ltemcdy offers $.'G0 reward for a case of
Catarrh which he cannot cure. It costs fifty
cents for a package which prepares one full pint.
Sold by druggists, or send sixty cents to Dr. R. V.
Pierce, 133 Iroueca street, Buffalo, N. Y.. and get
it through the moil. A pamphlet free. The Uen
uine has Dr. Pierce's private V. S. tioverumeut
Stamp on each package.
ia Timo Saves Nine!
Firo ana Marine Insurance Company!
HG aud 418, California street,
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STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE
Cash Capital, In Gold Colu, 750,(KX.
Deposit In Oregon, 950,000.
Losses Promptly ami Equititllg Adjusted
And J aid in Gold font.
THIS COMPANY having complied with the
laws of Oregon, by making a deposit of fifty
thousand dullars, is now prepared to effect insur
ance agaiust Loss or Damage by Fire, and also
against Marine and Inland Navigation risks, on
liberal terms.
OUSTAVE TOUCHARD, Pres.
CIIAS. D. HAVEN, Soe'y. t
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THE EARS I
Dr. T. 1a. OOI,IX:i,
OCUUST AND ATJRIST,
ALBANY,. : : : OREGON.
R. GOLDEN IS A SON OF THE
noted old Opthalmio Doctor, S. C,
Uoldeo. '
Dr. GOLDEN has had experience in treating
the various disease to which the eye and ear are
anbiect. and feela confident of Riving entire satis
faction to those who may plaee themselves under
his care.
I Albany, AprU 10, l869-31y :'
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T.ANK Deeds- Mortsraeres. eto., on hand-
latest styles, and for sale low, at this office
Albany, 1871-13
MENDCNHALL,
Agrcnt fcr Albany.
Rend The Following:
t affords me much ldeaure to cive you, lu theso
few linc, a very sincere testimonial for tho Piano
Forte? of your manufacture. Wo have now used
the "Patent Arion Pianos" in our Conservatories
for a year, anil have had a fair opportunity of test
ing their durability during that time. The Pianos
ave Leeu played inmn almost constantly, trout
morning till night, and a Piano must indeed be a
good one wben it wiil bear such constant usewith
out chowiug signs of defection. As for remaining
n tune, it out rivals any Pinno known to me.
1 heir peculiar sweetness of tone in tne treuie ,
as compared to other Pianos with the ordinary
mctal'agraffe arrangement ) is so striking that 1
have had pnpils remark, while takitigtheirlessons,
that although thev had at home what they sup-
sed to be one of the best makes of Pianos, slill
lie treble was very wircy tcued compared with the
-MtlO."
What makes them still more desirable is their
uniform volume of tone, which enables an Artist to
perform a composition in ila true character.
In total, I can conscientiously endorse an mar is
hi imed bv the Arion Piano - Forte Company for
their superb iustruments, as I consider them su
perior to any other make.
Congratulating you upon tho great success you
ave obtained in the manufacture of so perfect an
instrument, I rcmaiu yours.
ery truly,
HENRY SCUR0EDER,
Director.
New York, September 3, 1870.
T1
UE NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE
Insurunco Company of Boston is the only
company on mis coast, goremcd by the
Massachusetts Non-Forlciture Law.
This company was incorporated A. I. 1835.
and nas accumulated assets of over 900.00)1 00.
Tbe follow inc lapsed policies hnvc been naid on
mis coasi nnaer tms taw :
Over due ct time
of death.
6 months.
4 months.
3 months.
10 days.
11 months
Had the above policies been in any other com
pany, they would have been forfeited.
1 he above facts speak for themselves, and to
the wise and prudent fucther comment is unnec
essary. .
EVEItSON & MIDDLE MISS,
GENERAL AGENTS, : : SAN FRANCISCO.
L. FLI N1M ,
Local Agent, i t Albany, Oregon.
February 25, 1871-25y
No. of policy.
33010
3825 5
2V166
3C559
Amt. insured.
$ 5,000
10,000
1,000
2,500
5,000
The standard remedy for Coug-hs, Influenza
Sore Throat, Whoopintf Cough, Croup, Liver
Complaint, hronchitin, Bleeding of the Lnnye, and
every affection ot the Throat, .Mings and Chest,
including CONSUMPTION.
, WIstar's Balsam does not dry np a Cough
but loosens it, cleanses the lungs, and allays irri
tattoo, thus rem,vtug the eat of tbe complaint.
None genuine unless signed I. Brrrs. Prepared
by Seth W. Fowle A Son, Boston. Sold by
Redington, ilostettcr A Co., ban ifrancisco, am
by dealers generally. 41y
N. liuum to Fannv Fleisclmcr
$1.
Hindi Joseph to Funny Flciiehncr; considera
tion, SI.
State of Oregon to II. Joseph ; consideration,
$100.
Slate of Oregon to X. Bamu ; consideration,
$lCt.f2.
Stuto of Oregon to II. Brenner; consideration,
20.
G. W. Backus to S. Montgomery ; considera
tion, soo.
H. Kirk to Andrew Gross; consideration, feoOO.
ti. W, Packus to George Patterson ; conside
ration, $i,t;io.
New Gooiis.-In view of tha big rush ta tho Wil
lamette Valley during the Suirmer and Full, and
the consequent incrased demand for dry goods,
groceries, etc., our enterprising merchants have
brought up immense Btocks of goods, which th'-'y
consideration, 1 aro now opening for the inspection of tho public.
j iror very choice goods we would especially men
tion Blain, Young & Co., P. C. Harper & Co., and
It. Cheudle A Co. TUey have splendid stocks.
Citv Taxes. The city tax roll for the year
1S71 has been placed in the hands of the City
Marshal for oollection. j Al a penalty of live per
cent, will be added to all taxes not paid by the
first of May next, it will he well for all owing
taxes to pay up immediately. Marshal Wcller
can be fouud at the Post office.
Tub U. P. PiiksbvtehV. Tbe U P. Presby
tery of Oregon will meet at Brownsville, on Wed
nesday, April 12th, at 7i P. M., to continue over
tho following Sabbath.
A sermon will be delivered on AVedncsday
evening, by the Moderator, J. M. Dick, on the
subject of Revivals.
On Thursday evening, by Rev. D. M. Thornc,
of Corvallis. Subject Temperance.
Oa Friday evening, by l'.ev. W. It. Stewart, of
Salem. Subject Christian Perfection.
On Saturday evening, by Rev. Thorno. Sub
jects Conversion.
Religious couferenee will be held each day, on
the subject of the discourse of the precediug even
ing. The christian public arcjrespectfully invited to
attend our meetings, and participate in our discus
sions and devotional services.
S. G. IRVINE, Clerk.
Sentenced. On Monday morning Judge
Boise sontouccd a Chinaman, convicted of grand
larceny, to one yar at bard labor in the peniten
tiary, and an Indian, convicted of horse stealing,
to three years, in the samo institution.
Concert. The M. E. Sunday School gave a
concert at the Methodist church ou last (Friday)
night, but as we go to press on Friday, we are not
able to give a report of it. Judging from tholust
coueert given by tho school, tho exercises of last
evening were of the first order.
St'BPnisB Oats. We have specimens of Sur
prise Oats, handed to us the other day, which is a
little ahead of anything yet in the oats line. They
are heavy, said to weigh 4S pounds to the bushel
Coi-ORISa U UTTER AMD- Cni8E.
Annctto as a coloring matter for: cheese
seems to be coming into disrepute at tbe
largo factories. The demand for white
and uncolored cheese seems to be steadily
increasing. Some of th.e Herkimer -'fancy
factories" bare been making this '
kind all the Benson, and the sales haTe
been at tbe highest rates. If it were not
for the requirements of certain English
merchants, there would be no difficulty
in banishing all colored . materials from
the cheese vats. Especially would this .
bo the case if it were generally understood
that the annetto used for coloring is pois
onously adulterated. . ?
. Good News. The long projected
enterprise of building a ditch from Butte
creek begins to assume the form of a
certainty. Arrangements, we understand,
have already been nfade for a preliminary
survey, with the design of laying: the
facts in the case before the public at an ear
lj day. If tho result proves the enterprise
practicable, let us have the ditch. ;We
hare the richest mining district on - tha
coast, but this fact will avail us nothing
without water, and that can only be had
by or through a ditc'a. If this is tbe
case, and no ono would pretend to deny
it, "why stand ye here all the day idle; .
why don't you go to work. Jacksonville
Times., ' l- ; "
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Says the New York Tribune :' '.Tam
many must show to the country, from her
government of New York, an example
which will be good for the government
of the United States, or she must prepare
to keep in the background in the Demo
cratic National Convention. Otherwise,
in contrast with the lavish imperial' ex
penditures of Tammany, tha retrench
ments of General Grant will - stand out
in luminous and glorious relief before the
American people.. " '"' ..'"
The Chicago woman suffragists, at their
convention recently, resolved "that man's
headship in the State, the church and the
home, is an exploded idea of the dead
past, opposed to a Republican Govern
ment and Protestant religion," and that
women have a right to vote without fur
ther , amendment of the Constitution.
They propose to register and offer; their
votes at the next Presidental election, and
if their ballots are refused they say they
will carry tho matter into the Courts.
Surprising Corrobouation. Old
Captain Blank of Stonington, relates the
lollowing remarkable incident that ' oc
curred while on the passage from New
York, some years ago. He observed one
summer afternoon, a heavy- cloud ' arise
AEi'TS WASTED
We want nrgt-cWa and responsible Agents in
every city and town where we have not already ap
pointed them.
We Iiavc just Published.
Our annual Illustrated Pamphlet, which contains
a full description of the interior construction of the
ruieut Arion fiano-i orte, anu an mo reel
ing Pianos of the principal makes; illustrated with
cuts, thus cotrasting the Arion with all other lirst
class Pianos, and proving
Why anil Where
Our Pianos are superior to any in the market.
Onr pamphlet contains engravings of all the dif
ferent styles of iiiatrnmentv that we manufacture,
giving a full description of each, so that a person
can select the style they may desire to order, with
tho assurance that they will receive just as good a
l'innn - irthnv orrc m our warerooms lO BOICCI. n.
We have sold over Five Thousand Pianos.many of
them being shipped great distances, ana we nave
never yet received the first complaint. As we give
a written guarantee witn every nsno we manuiac-
Lure, for five vears. tne purenaser ruus uo run..
Don't fail to write for our pamphlet ahieh we mail
t ree, and when you wnre naie wnai paper yon ic
thim notice in. ' '
K. B. We caution the publ ie from purchasing a
cheap Piano, which has recently been put in the
market, bearing the name "Anon." All genuine
Arion Pianos bear tbe name "Patent Arion," and
can only be purchased from our .New York Ware
rooms, or our authorized Agents threnghout the
in ilea oiaies. .
All kinds of
Musical Instruments Supplied.
Millinery and Fakcv Goons. Mrs. M. A.
Bridgefarmcr, (successor to Mrs. Duniway) has
received her first invoice of new and elegant niil-4
lincry and fancy goods which she is now opening
at her establisbmeut, on the corner of Broadalbin
and First streets, for tbe inspection of the ladies.
It comprises a neat and ' tasty selection of the
latest in bonnets, hats, velvets, ribbons, trim
mings, aud almost everything required for the
convenience anu adornmsnt of tho fair of Linn
county. If you wish to feast your oyes on a
scene of beauty, go to Mrs. Bridgofarmcr's estab
lishment. Sec card elsewhere.
Axnual School Meeting. Tho annual school
meeting for District No. 5, of Liun county, ' was
held at the school house on Monday. Tho atten
dance was very slim, theie being not more than
twenty-five persons present. Mr. Allen Parker
was re-elected for the full term, three, years, and
Dr. A. II. Grifiin for two years. L. Flinn, Esq.,
was elected clerk for the ensuing school year.
Tho directors were requested to call a meeting of
the voters of tho District, to take in'.o considera
tion the propriety of levying a tax for the sup
port of free schools. . , j
New to Day. On the fourth page will bo
found an advertisement of the N. Y. Sim, one of
the best cheap publications issned in Now York
Mr. Milton Beach has opened a neat stock of
general merchandise, in the frame formerly oc
cupied by D. Beach & Son, on First street, oppo
site Foster's brick, to which tho attention of the
public is invited. Ho has some of the handsomest
shawls we have seen in tho market.
Tho partnership heretofore existing between
Messrs. Luther Elkins and Win." S. Elkins, under
the firm-name of L. Elkins Sc. Son, was dissolved
by mutual agreement on the ! 1st inst.- Wm. S.
Elkins assumes all tho liabilities of tbe late firm.
Bead their card elsewhere. ;
bushels per acre. Any one having tho curiosity
to see them, can do to by calling at this office.
Cube fob Toothache. We have it from an old
codger who professes to have tried the experiment
often, that a roasted union, bound upon tbe pulse
of the wris.t, will stop the most accute toothache in
very few minutes. It won't cost much to try
the remedy.
Com isc. We hear of quite a number of persons
from the East, who are well provided with
"stamps," to arrive in this city soon, in quest Of
homes among us. There ia no county in the State
that offers as great inducements to energy and
capital. - ' f. ,
Tkachkr Wasted. The School Directors of
this District wish to seenro the services of a first
class male teacher for the ensuing school year.
To such a person a good salary will be given.
Gi ns. Messrs P. C. Harper & Co. have some
splendid double-barreled shot guns fur sale.
Sportsmen will please take notice of this fact.
ADDIIESS TDK
ARION PIANO-FORTE COMPANY
No. 554 Broadway, New York City.
, Going Up. Ileal estate in Liun county keeps
climbing up. Iu some instances property in this
vieinity has more than doubled since the coaiplo
tion to this point of the Oregon & California Rail,
way, and it is still advancing. W. Scott recently
sold his farm, lyingsome seven miles south of this
city, containing 290 acres, to Geo. M. Payne, for
tho sum ot $7,800 within a fraction of $27 per
acre. ' s' : - " "; 1 .
Sane at last 1 "For fivo years" writes a gentle
man at Harrisburg, Pa., I was on a wild-goose
chase after remedies for dyspepsia. I have taken
first and last enough 'infallible eures' to float . a
jolly bpat, and the moro I swallowed the f'c 1
got no better. Luckily, or rather providentially,
it came into my head to try Da. Wai-skk V bob
table ViHBOAa Bin-BBS. This was about nve
months ago., In loss than six weeks notw'"r
remained to remind me of the complaint. "
nerfuetlv well, and have only one regret
j did not d he veer the true tpteiJU eooner. .
and produce beyond all precedent aa high as 112 1 from the land and to his great surprise,
approach the vessel, suddenly it brote
near him and millions of mosq'uitos
covered the deck to the depth of J several
inches, while part - of the flock ' went
through the mainsail, leaving 'nothing
but the bolt ropes hanging idly 4 to ' the
spars. Corroborative evidence - to this
surprising tale was found in the person
of a down eastskipper who heard the
story, and who, on comparing dates with
the narrator, declared that two days after
ward his ship was boarded by part of the
same flock, and that they all wore fnnraM
breeches.
Woman's Eights. In Crawford
county, Iowa, Mrs. Hunter has brought
an action against Miss Sarah Morao for
seducing her husband. Mrs. Iiunter
claims three thousand dollars damage,
and as Sarah has considerable property,
it is thought the lasiy plaintiff wilLrecov-
er. - ;. -:,-'V".-;v U : l'-: "
lioiSE-BoNUAM. We understand
that it is probable that Judge Boise will
consent to have one of the other Circuit
Judges take a seat on the bench here
long enough to permit Mr. Honiara to
raise before him an issue of fact in the
contest pending in relation to the Judge
ship, after which Judge Boise can enter
tain a motion for change of the cause to
some other District. We have before
referred to the fact that this cannot bo
accompli before Judge Bo.se h.n
self. Statesman.
Seven sins M be accounted for that
were left out of the book, via : , . (
1. Refusing to take your own oounty
P2?rraking a paper and then refusing
t.n oav for
3. Not advertising. . :
4. Getting married and forgetting, to
send in tho noticealong withadollar 'wU
liam" to the printer. j 1
5. Asking a newspaper, to puolwn
matter that is for your own benefit- with
out remuneration., ...
6. Heading copy .oa ft compositor's
case. - . ' - .' ".' 1 - -
7. Never paying your subscription oaw
til the publisher goes to tbe : trouble . of
asking for it. ; , ; . ' i ' -'".-
,: . i , . -i . . r r jtvsij -
. The jury in tho Fair trial, now inpro
gress in San Francisco, has been ..to jJoo
Opera House to see Othello performed.
Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry may be
well called a "wonder of medical science." It
cures coughs and colds iuntanter I . It sooihs the
irritated parts ; it heals the inflammation ; and
even consumption itself yie'.ds to its magio influ
ence. ' - . : V SI. .
1 Chasqe. Geo. W. Young has sold his estab
lishment to A. C. Lcyton, who will hereafter run
the business. Success to the new grocer.
" Found. A large brass key, which tho owner
can obtain dy calling at this office.
- DiAoncts.- Three divorces were granted by our
Circuit Court, and one other suit continued.
The Atlanta Sun asks, "Why are we
not to-day the richest people ;. in the
worll ?" The Louisville. Journal pre
sumes it is chiefly because there are other
people in the world who have the advan
tage of us in point of property. ;
Indianapolis has a "mission saloon"
where they pass the hat for every impe
cunious drunkard who bas't the where
withal to pay for bis liqonr
- jytSD.
California,
March 1st, 1874.
At Fort Jones, n. of lonfi dis-
W. B. Tompaios. 8"" '
among strangers, yet he was carefully
wJS.eT.ud his ever, want supplied by the kind
hearted resident, of Fort Joaee. The funeral cer
emonies were conducted by the Masonic fratera
ity. he having been an honored member of that
oritur-