NKW ADVERTISEMENTS.
- HENRY T.HELIV.B OLD'S
COMPOUND FLUID
KXT11ACT CATAWBA
GRAPE X ILL. -
Component Parts Fluid Extract Illtm
U barb ami -Fluid -Extract C'utaicba
" drape Jake,
FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS, JAUN
DICE, BILIOUS AFFECTIONS,
SICKORNERVOUS HEADACHE,
. COSTIVJSNKSS, IIU.
. , VEGETABLE, CONTAINING NO
? MERCURY, MINERALS OR DEL
v . i n.ii ii ii i.-s i tin.
H
These pills' arc a pleasant purgative', supersed
ing castor oil. rails, magnesia, etc. ? There is
toothing more acceptable to the stomach. They
give tone, and cause neither nausea or griping
liaina. They are composed of the Jiueni intfrcd
After a few days' u?e of them, each an
tnvigotatioa of the entire system" takes place 1 as
to appear miraculous to the weak a ""J eucrvated.
II. T Holiabcld's Compound fluid Extract
Catawba. Grape Pills are not sugar,-coab.'d ; s"'a'
coated Tills pass through the stomach vituoui
dissolving, consequently do not produce the de
aired effect. THE CATAWBA lil.Al'E PILLS,
being pleasant iu taMe and eilor. do But necessi
tate their being ugar-eoaed, and are prepared
according to rules of Pharmacy and ; Chemistry,
sod are not Patent Medicines.
E
Ilcnry T. Ilcimuolcl's "
r Highly Concentrated Compound
FLUID EXTRACT SARS APARILLA
Will radically exterminate front the system
Scrofula. Syphilis, lever Sores, Ulcere, Sore
Eyes, "ore Legs, Sore Mouth, Sore Head, Bron-'
chilis, Skin Diseases, Salt Rheum, Cankers,
Runnings Irom the Ear, White Swellings, Tu
mors, Cancerous Affections, Nodes, Rickets,
Glandular Swallings, Sight Sweats, Rash, Tet
ter, Humors of ail kinds. Chronic, Rbciinalisui,
Dyspepsia, and all diseases that have been es
tablished in the system for years.
NEW TO-DAY.
-Ft TH y T . 3Z33T-A-M-'JLJ-
STITZEt & OPTOH,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
GEN E II A ii AGENTS.
I3raxxoli o ffi oe,
Albany, ; . Oregon,
jr. C. MENDESlUUi, - - Agent,
GENERAL LAND AGENCY FOR OREGON.
Established July, 186S. An office where
general information concerning the resources of
Oregon can be obtained free of charge.
Loans nesotiated on first Mortgage, Real Es
tate and Collateral Securities. .. .We have for salo
a largo amount of property located in the town
of Albany. Also, Fannin lands, of every des
cription, located in Linn end otaer counties iu
this State." ".v.:--..
To the citizens of Albany and vicinity, and to
the owners of Ileal Estate : We take this method
of calling vonr attention to our place of busi
ness. Having determined to open a Branch Of
fice in your city, we can offer jou a medium for
obtaining purchasers ono that is appreciated by
buyers, as it saves them much time and labor in
searching for what they want. Our principal
Agencv, at Portland, Oregon, is thoroughly es
tablished, and the office so well furnished for giv
ing information upon Real Estate, that it affords
the most complete facilities for all parties baring
business in our line.
irtt' Tou incur no expense In placing your
, , T.U .l.a - ..I. :.. MJ
property ou saio wu . u.vo . wwuu.
Office on First street, opposite Post-Office. J
JOHN C. MEXDENIIALL, Agent.
Albany, Ogn., March 23, 1870. 29tf.
- j STITZELjT"rPTOX,
2! E AL EST ATE BROKERS,
y. C. IE?inE9iIlAIt, Agent,
Office First J opposite Post Office, Albany, Ogn.
ww avc . .oi in the citv of Albany, adesira
H w- H-mcstB,?. Lot K 2. 7 ni 8 corner
Ti.i-j v -.v piB orth streets, one tt th
, , . .... - ;, (rood one and shalf
story house, with nit other conOnM:nce8- PP'
to J. C. MENDENHALL, .J"''
Albany, rc8
A. COW AX.
A. W. STA5UBD.
A. COWAN & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS
FIRST STREET ALBANY.
Being prepared expressly fur tbe above coin
plaints, its blood-purifying properties are greater
than any other preparation of arsaparilla. It
gives tho complexion a clear and beaity color and
restores the patient to a state of health and purity.
For purifying tho blood, removing all chronic
cons itutional diseases arising from an impure
state of the blood, and the only reliable and
effectual known remedy for the cure of pains and
'and legs, blotches, pimples on the Face, erysipe
las and all scaly eruptions of the skin, and beau
tifying the complexion.
IICRY T. ilEIillBOIS
CONCENTRATED
Fluid Extract of Biicliu, !
has cured every case diabetes in" which it has
. been given. Irritation of the neck of the lilad- j
der an.l itiflamatiou of the kidneys, ulceration of j
the kidneys and bladder, retention of Crine, dis-
eases of the prostrate gland, stone in the bladder, f
calculus, gravel, briek-dust deposit, and Mucous j
or milky discharge?, and for enfeebled and deli- j
i. eate constitutions of both eexes, attended with (
the following syaiptons : Indispositiun to exer- j
tion, loss of power, loss of memory, difficulty of j
disease wakefulness, dimness of vision, pain in
, the baek, hot hands, Hushing of the body, dry- t
Bees of tiie skin, eruption ou the face, pallid j
- countenance, universal lassitude of the niucutlar
system, etc. . .
Used by per on? from tbe aes of ciirb'een to j
wcij-my, au irom ( lirj-y-avo 10 niLy-nve or in.i
the decline or cliano i".:' lifct ' a'ier con&nement i
r labor pains j beti-wctlinj in chil.'ren. j
They oner a large and well elected stock of
stApi.b buy ood i
At Extraordinary Low Prices
Casli or Xx-o1vtco X
HELMOLD'S EXTRACT SCCU is diuretic
&nd blood-pnrifying, and cures all diseases
arising from habits of dissipation, excesses and
imprudences il life, impurities of the b loot I, etc.,
superseding copaiba in si'ei.tions for which it is
used, and syphilitic aScettous with JIELMOLD'S
ROSE WAslL
LADIES.
In many affections peculiar to ladies, the ex
tract Burba is uneaqualled by any other remedy
as chlorosis or retention, irrvgulrrity, paia
fnlness or suppression of customary evacuations,
ulcerated or scbirrus state f the Uterus, leuror
rhoca or whites, sterilst-x, whether arising from
iaftdiacretion (vr habits of dissipation. It is pres
cribed extensively by the most eminent physicians
and iuidwives for eufcubk-d and delicate consti
tutions of both sexes and all ages.
II. X. EIeIsuIoId'i
-EXTRACT BUCHU CURES DIS
EASES ARISING FROM IMPRU
- - DENCES, HABITS OF DISSIPA
TION, ETC.
. In all their stages, at liitle expense, l ttte or no
. ehaagd in diet, no inconvenience, and n expos
ure. It causes a frequent desire, and gives
Strength to Urinate, thereby " removing Obstnsjgige
; trans, Preventing and Curing -Strictures of tbe
Crethra, Allaying Pain and Infiaiaation, tut f:-d-quent
in this class of diseases, and expelling ail
Poisonous matter.
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II. T. IIEJiMKOLD'S IMPROVED
ROSE, WASH
BDot be surpassed ns a Face Wash, and will be
found the only spec fie remedy in every fpecics of
Cutaneous Aflection. It pccdilv eradicates Pirn
's plea, Spots, Seorhutie Dryness, Indurations or tho
. Cutaneous Meiabrane. etc dip. la , Redness and
Incipient Inflammation, Hives, R;sh, Moth
Patches, Dryness of ricalp or Skis, J'ro-Jt Bites,
. kad all purposes for which Salves or Ointments
are used restores the skin to a state of purity
fcnd softness, and insures continued healthy action
to the tissncs of it vessels, on which -depends
,. fho agreeable clearness and vivacity of eomplex-
- iow to much sought and admired.' rBut" however
, valuable as a remedy for existing -defects f the
kio, II- T. Ilelmbold'ji Rose wash lias -long su-
- tained its principle claim ta unbonnded. patron
ise. By possessing qualities which render it - a
, )ilet apppeodage of tho most Superlative and
. pongenial character, combining , in 8a elegant
. formula those prominent requisites. . safety and
emcaoy t.'io invariable accomn.-vniincnts of its
a Preservative and F cfrushcr of tbe Com-
fcieXlon Itisaaexcel lent
v fcypbtiitie A aturer and as an injoetion for dis
ease Of the Urinary Organs, arising from habits
of dissipation, used in eonnoction with -the EX
TRACTS BtJCHU. BAKSAPARILLA- A5D
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS, in eneh diseases as
recommended, cannot be surpassed. '
Full and explicit directions accompany the
- snedicioM. ; .-.; u
Krideaces of the most responsible and reliable
character furnished on application, with hundreds
- of thousaBUa ot living witnesses and upward of
SO.IXW unsmieitii certifies teg and recommrndato
vy letters, many of whieh are from the- highest
aoarces. including eminent Physicians, Clerjy
' snen. Statesman, etc. The proprietor has never
vesorted to their publication in the newspapers i
be does not do this from the fact that his articles!
Tank as etanaaro rreparations, ami aa not need
i be propped up by ecrtiflcatu. - -
Henry T. Melmbolil'g &cii-
uinc Prcpai'a I ion
Delivered to any address, i' Seeuro from obser
vatioo. ' S ' ' s -'
iSstablisher upward of twenty years.. Sold by
Dragcist everywhere. ; Address tetters for in
; iTormation in confidence, to HENRY T. HELM
JBOLD, Drugeist and Chemist.- i
"Only Depots H. T. nELMBOLD'S Drag
ral Chernical wnrcliouse, -.No.- D4 Broadway,
liewYork. or to H.T. HELMBOLD'S Medical
Depot, 104 South Tenth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Dnwaro of , Counterfeits. V Ask for
HENRY T- UELMROLD'S. ,Take
co other. - - --
la addition to a very large stock, covering
: everything in tho line of Cottons, we
' hare a complete assortment of .
FANCY DRESS GOODS!
Latest styles of Boys' and Men's
CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS !
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, Ac.
Carpet, V7all-Papcr, Pajer St. Linen
" Slinds, &c, &c.
Espeeiul attention is directed to our stock of
IRON AND STEEL
AND
(IF'CSIAL HARDWARE!
Which is the larjrest and most complete this side
of Portland.
You are invited to call and examine our goods
and. prices.
' , The highest market price in cash paid for
Wool, Bacon and Iard !
by
Oct. 30, 1S69-3
A. COW AX t CO.
E. W... PIKE,
BOOKSELLER & STATIONER,
and dealer in
FANCY GOODS,
Offers, in addition to a toll supply of,,
STAPLE GOODS
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SCHOOL BOOKS,
S1USIO BOOKS, of all kinds,
Fresh lot of NOVELS,
v i as well as
C1IROMO LITHOGRAPHS,
MORTON'S GOLD PENS,
WALL PAPER,
ELEGANT GIFT ANNUALS,
"'--Parian Marble Vases,
BOHEM I A N W A R E ,
Writing- Iesla,
Portfolios, .
Workboxcs,
Birdcages,
Tiolins;
. Cinitar
PIASOS,
. Orgrans,
Tambourincai
, Plutes,
AXD MANY OTHER.- -
Musical Instrumeiits
. ALSO '
ATTRACTIVE TOYS,
r including the-- f - - ' -'- "
Champion Mechanical'
SLOCIPBDDt
All of which are, as a matter of course,
TO BE HAD ON .
RI2LOiYiLBl.I2 TERMS.
:: EvW. PIKE,;
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ALBANY ADVERTISEMENTS.
WORK SUSPESOEJD ON THE ",
S ANTI AM DITCH 1
AT A MEETING HELD BY THE BTOCK
holdcrs and members of the Santiam Ditch
Company, it was resolved by the Com nan v that.
before investing all our fortunes in so hazardous a
speculation, we recommend to each and every one
oi the members of the Society to secure for their
families a BUCKEYE SEWING MACHINE, so
that in ease of a failure in the Ditch arrangement
their families would hare soma means by which
to gain s livelihood, j. , . , .
Sight Reasons why the Bnekeye Sew
mg uacaiiu u superior xo ail utners i
1. It is the simplest shuttle machine mads.
2. It has less wearing parts.
3. It has no small springs and compound
cranks. " . 1
4. It is better adapted to a largo range of work
without change. j
5. It has less pieces ot machinery. -
6.. It is less liable to break needles than any
other machine. t ; ."':
7. The Shuttle will wear longer than the
shuttle in any other machine.
8. That it has tbe best Jreeaing acvice,' Which
will never wear out, get out of order, break nee
dles, feed unevenly, slip on starched goods, or
pucker the seam, so that one part oi the- tabno
will eonio out shorter than tho other, which all
other feeds are liable to. do. It makes every
stitch of an equal length. It is stronger than
other feeds. We can take' a strong piece of cloth
and put uio end in our machine and the, other
end in any other machine, and guarantee that our
machine will take tho cloth from the other, in con
sequence of the superior strength of the feed.
it is the only teed strong enougn to icea tnicK
sole-leather, sewing on shoe soles. No soaping
the cloth or any other aid is requlreu. -
It has no complicated machinery, and therefore
is not liable to get out of order. It has a beauti
ful movement, making nearly xwo inousana
stitches per minute. . - i V - :
The BUCKEYE SE.WIXU MACHINE makes
the lock stitch, the same as the Howe, Wilson,
Singer and Florence alike on both sides. We
offer premium of ONE HUNDRKD DOLLARS
for any machine on this coast that will make a
stronger or more elastic stitch than the BUCK
EYE. For full particulars address,
- MINER. Si PEARlSON,
tiBXgUAl. AOEXTS,
34v3. Albany, Or-
. SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1871.
' Subscribers finding an 2E after their name Wilt
understand that their subscription expires witi
that number, and they re invited to renew their
subscriptions. Terms $3 perannum.iii advance;
six months, $2 ; three months, $1.- ;
Ballroad " Subscriptions. '
HarrLiburg Subscriptions for tbe $66,000 to tbe
proposition of Ben Holladsy subscriptions taken
on the cast side of the Willamette river :
Dr. H. A. Davis......:.,; .,V..U.....:..-$ J 0M
MRS. S. A. JODIVS,
MILLINER AND DRESS-MAKER,
FIRST STREET, ALBANY, OREGON.
Bridal and Dffourning Bonnets and Bats
made to Order. , ,
Dress-making Bone in the Very Latest
style.
Also, the only agent for the SINGER SEW-
INU AtAt;tllj.N.. f. .
The LunV' ar8 requested to call and examine
in us. Satisfaeu"", 6"" ' " '
funded. i i
Albany, Aprii 8, lSTl-oJ"
For the ITarTest of 18 H -
PITTS' THRESHEKS !
IIAIXES' HEADERS!
LITEST I3IPR0YED MOWERS !
.' And all kinds of
! Agricultural Impleui'ts & Machines
On hand and for sale. Also, ...
THE CELEBRATED BAIN WAGON.
BLAIN, YOUNG A CO.,
April 2D, '71-34 ; Albany, Ogn.
Excursiox Programme. Following is the
programme of the Snnday School Excursion from
this city to Portland, which transpires to-day :
Cars, leave the Albany depot at 6.S0 A.M., excur
sionists taking their lunch on the ears arrive at
East Portland at 11.30 A. M., where they will be
met by a Committee who will conduct them to tbe
Presbyterian, church in Portland, there to be en
tertained for one hour ' by the famous singer.
Philip Philips, and Col. Vincent.' The excursion
train will leave East Portland depot oa its return
to Albany at 3 o'clock P. M.5 Tickets, $1, it"
Large Sale. Oa Monday, Messrs. Russell,
Ferry A Woodward, of Portland, sold sixteen
thousand eight hundred acres of . the Willamette
Valley i Cascade Mountain Wagon Road Com
pany's land, to a gentleman who lately arrived
from tbe - State of Vermont, who has come to
Oregon to make it his future home. '
Everv Supervisor shall erect and keen no at the
forks of each highway and every crossing of pub
lie roads within his, road district, a guide or sign
beard, containing an inscription in legible letters,
directing the way, and specifying the distance to
tne next town or publio place, situated on eaco
road respectively. ; - .-.
We call the attention of Supervisors to the
above plain provision of the road law. ' Atten
tion, to this matter now may save them trouble and
expense.'" '', .'..---:-"..; -vtV'
Tub New Northwest. Through tho polite
ness of Mr. A. N. Arnold, agent for the journal,
we have received the initial number of the Xew
JTorthet, a weekly journal printed at Portland
by Mrs. A. J. Duniway. It promises to' be the
most readable paper issued from that city, for the
ladies. Terms $3 per year. V " ,
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The Zirhest Price Paid For
WOOL, BACOIi & MjA Umf ,
at JitAl, lUlSU vv o.
April 29-3 Iv3m3 : , : , -T
i JDG-XTsr Store I
JOTo-'cv GrOOdJS !
. M.,..,,
Nothing venture, nothing have. Here is
chance to aid in a good cause, and at tho same
time win a fortune. This legal enterprise in aid
ot a publie library at Omaha, is conducted by
honorable men in whom confidence can be placed.
But a ticket and win that $20,000. Sea adrer-
tisement. - , : . '
- Coxtribctiohs to rate Americas Bible Soci-
ett. Following are the amounts received-in this
city, on the 7th and 8th instants, in aid of the
American Bible Society, and the nances of contrib
utors : Public collection at the Court House,
$23 50. James Elkins gave $2, Rev. W. R,
Butcher to, J. H. Foster SI, J. M. Beach $1
Mrs. J. C. Mendcnhall $1, E. Cartwright $1, H.
C Clement $1, Mrs. C. M. Monteith, $2, W. H.
McCully $1, D. Beach $3, J. R. Winter $1, G. W.
Gray $1, J. Barrows $1, Mrs. Coll. Van Clcve $5-
total,$49 oO. I. D. DRIVER, Agt, A.B.8
tAiLttoAn Excl'rsios. An excursion has been
projects a Ior special euincation anu oeneut oi
the chfldren .ni teaehers attenditl the several
Sunday Schools of lhl C1,y ond " ma7 oI our
- . T. : :
citizens as cbooso to goj "u,o.ou
will transpire to-day, over t 15 "e of tDe Oregon
& California Railroad, and will etond from this
eity to Portland and return. The pi?c 'for Ie
round trip is fixed at the exceedingly low p.ioeof
$1 , and we suppose everybody will avail them
selves of the opportunity thus afforded to ride in
fhe"Kecrs" a distance of 150 miles. Each per
son is expected to carry bis or her own refresh
ments, a car being provided for the purpose of
carrying it. Without a doubt a large and merry
party will be drawn together on the occasion.
Those intending to go should not forget to go to
Messrs. tlain. Young A Co.'s and obtain Excur
sion Tickets, as without one of the tickets full fare
will be demanded. Toot, toot all aboard ehu
chu cbu cbu.i ' -"-'-. -.. 1
II. Smith A U. C.Davis.
Smith, Brasfield A Co
Enoch Uoult
Moore A Gerst..............
Levy A Bro. .... ............
Louis Fleischner ...........
Alex. Summerville..'.....
J. D. Love..,.M......,...
Perry Hyde....... . .. .. .....
B. R. J ioult
W. D. Porter,u,...f..... .......
Samuel Nixon ......... ............
Martin Laper ......... .v..
J. t;urtis..
W, E. Knott..
C.'H. Paine..
"We He BesbTaa e sm ar
Dr. 3. V. Hendrix -......
A. Humphrey ......
K. a. Frakes
Thos, Alford......... ...... .
Lonis Brown
Ja. McCartney... m.
Ms Xla- JlAllOWsiy uaoa
B K. Grimes. ..
A J liny 8 ...., wsHiiwww
Horace Lane..
A. Ij. CanoD..... .... ....
Joseph Brown ....wki
E. N. Tandy
it. A . tiBmpy ...
W. H. Greenwood..
Job White ......
W. A. McFarland
F. M. Koonti
H. Reams ............... . ....
John Knott
Harrisburg Mill Co.' Hands..
. At. Canningnam
J. B. Rodirers... ......, ..............
J. C. Snod grass
J. M. Hollo way.
. Cyrus Walk ins-,
W. H. Anderson .........
WUloughby Ghurchill .................
William Farrier...... ..i...
' Levi Douglas..................
Jtmu tore. ..
Chaa. Grimes.. .......
Benj. Windom.
I. S. Mansfield
T. J. Stites.i. .
J. H, McCullooh.....
L. Howard...,.....,..,
A. Condia........,
Geo. Cunningham...
Zach. Scott,..,....
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Harrisburg division west side of the Willam
ette river lrom Lester Hulin's north :
C. W. tVashburne...M...........4 1.000
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J. M. BEACH
Is now opening a Selected Stock of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE!
: Consisting of ; - '
i STAPLE AHD FANCY DRY GOODS,
Groceries,
Hardware,
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE,
Boots & Shoes, ' ' .
i - Paints &. Oils,
, ' . efcC, &C,
Which he is offering to tho public at prices cor
responding with the times. -
All kinds of Merchantable Produce taken in
exchange for G oods.
Come one, come all, ami examine prices.
At the old stand former It occupied by D. Beach
A Son, opposite Foster's Brick, south side First
street, Albany, Oregon. Sir 3
Pflrol 2TlreI JPlro!
jA Stitch in Time Saves Nine!"
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i Fire and Marias Insurance Coijanj I
Nos. 416 and 418, California street, ' : :
I San Francisco. i- - California.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE
Cash Capital, Iu Gold Coin, $750,000.
Deposit In Oregon, $30,000.
Losses Promptly and Equitably Adjusted
y And Paid tu uotd Corn. . -
THE EYES I THE EARS I
THIS COMPANY having complied with tho
laws of Oregon, by making a deposit of fifty
thousand dollars, is- now prepared to effect insur
ance against Loss or Damage by Fira, and also
against Marino and Inland Navigation risks, on
liberal terms. '
GUSTAVE TOTJCHARD, Pres.
CHAS. D. HAVEN, See'y. ,
3. C. aiENSENUAlt, (' '
: .:- - . Aent for Albany.
Albany, 1371-18
Dr. T. Ii. OIDEI,
OCTJUST AND ACRXST -
ALBANY, t : OREGON.
GOLDEN IS A SON OF THE
f S 1 I noted old Opthalmio Doctor, S. C
iJ" Golden.
Dr. GOLDEN has had experience in treating
the various disease! to which the eye and ear are
subject, and feela confident of living entire satis
faction to those who may place themselves under
nis eare.
Albany, April 10, lS69-31y
l ALBAMY BOOK STOltK.
ESTABLISHED IN 18SO.
iTh E A L E R IN EVJSitv VAKltSXY OF
ill Miscellaneous Books, School Books, Blank
Books, stationery, ac imp""""
at short notice. r '' , & '-.
Albany, Oregon. Becemoer
B
LANK Deeds, Mortzatfcs. ete., on hand
latest slyLos, and for sale low, at tuts ouoe
IVotice to RiiyersI
y.. ni.binir a small farm. oonsistlDR of
mn ..... .t nnnA iii. id yimo milt from Albany, in
t ..nntT. Oreiron. can apply at tbe vaau
Store of R- Cheadte A Co. ' ; '
Also, a House and kj iai owy - -"
R. CUEADLE Co,
Albany, April is, 1871-3JU11. , . . .
Aliss Cora's Estebtaijimext. The entertain
ments ;iven by Miss Cora, at Parrish HalL dur
ing the w-'ek, were very entertaining, anil "drew
better than a 7 thing in the show line that has
isitedour city. Several of her feats in magie
were entirely new, aid elicited the roost unbound
ed applause. The gift wer0 as surprising as
her performances. They U7 not consist, as Js
usual in such affairs, in a lot of cheap jewelry,
bat were made up of such articles a glass fruit
dishes, rocking chairs , saeks of ficor, tea eeti, ar
ticles of silver-plated ware, and from one to two
prises each evening in coin. Oa Wednesday even
ing the first prize was ten dollars in coin, Wiiich
was awarded to Master Jones, a colored youth ot
some twelve or fourteen summers. Mies Cora's
performances have given more general satisfaction
to our citizens than any similar entertainment
visiting our city. ' ' ;
t .- i ,, , i
Bible Societt Aoext. Rev. I. D. Driver,
agent for tho American Bible Society, delivered a
sermon, in the Court House of this city, at four
o'clock P. M. on Sunday last. .. Tbe sermon oc
cupied near two hours time, and was one of
the most interesting ever . delivered in this city,
and was listened to with the closest attention by
a large audica,-o. After listening to this able di
vine we do not wonder that be has received the
most eligible offers to take charge of a largo con
gregation in the East, at a heavy salary. But we
are lost more in wonder and admiration at the
spirit that actuates the man who, throwing aside
all the opportunities to secure ease and comfort
and high station, still devotes his high talents, his
time and tbe best years of bis life, to spreading
the Word of his Master, with only the hope of re
ceiving for his labor and toil a bare subsistence.
Would there wne more of such men. His field
embraces the whole North Paeite coast, and he is
doingotbe work of a dozen men. During the time
he lias been engaged in the work of tbe Bible So
ciety, his expensos have- outrun bis roceipt by
several hundred d dlars, yet he murmurs not sor
turns from the path of duty.: There are a few men
of bis stamp pioneers in the ministry still left,
but they are rapidly passing from the stage of ac
tion. - ' ' " '
Dead. We are again called upon to announce
the death of a srood man, long a resident of
Linn county, Hugh N. George. Ho died on Tues
day night, at Dalles City, of consumption. He
loft this city a short time since, his friends hop
ing that the climate east of the Cascade range
would arrest the course of that fell disease which
has proved fatal to so many of his kindred. ' His
remains were expected to arrive in this city
Friday (yesterday) evening. The burial services
will nrobablv Jraospire to-day. Peace to hi
ashes. . - . M ,
' Attextio!!, Ladies op Lebajios We call the
special attention of the ladies of Lebanon to tbe
card of Mrs. E. Van Vector, to be found in out
columns this morning. Mrs. Van Vaotor has a neat
and choice selection of Millinery and Fancy
Goods, and to be fully put-Beaded cf this fact, the
ladies have but to step into her establishment and
see for themselves. Read the advertisement. :
John Milliron.
J. W. Harpole...,.............,...
Lester Huliu.....i....,.,.....)
Amos D. HTland........, ......
L 8. Swearingin..
L. D. Gilbert................:
Saml. Swift. ................
O. R. Bean ...
Isaae and William Edwards....
W. P. Breeding
Louis Solomoa..
Sen ders, Sternberg A Co. .........
Tbos. A.' Milliron....... ........
' Nancy Carson
A. Orton
Chris. Taylor..........
J. B. Ferguson
Sol. Cox..... i
, P. 'Ely...... ............
John Murray...........
Mary Ann Jane Love..
Elizabeth Pitney ,
Samuel Howard..........
Watson .A Woodbury...
, B. S. Hyland.... ..
George Bailey.........,
Jus. P. Milliron....,...,
George Severn... ......
- VsvV. Hughes.....
, Benj. Cox..........
; R. C. Martin...
HaTTi-'on Ecclcston...,
Jas. W 3uhon ..
,; Benj. O 'Keller.-..
W. N. Lawrence......
i J. R. Crow......
: 6. M. FaTley
j John Taylor ........
Marsh Kcclcston
Samuel Looney...... ..
J. W. Newcomb .
,. T. S. Poindexter.
: : Total' for Uarr'isbnrg Dir.,
Oregon Stntm Journal i -
eoo
6C0
400
400
350
300
250
250
200
200
200
200
200
200
150
150
150
125
100
150
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
75
60
60
60
50
60
25
25
25
25
25
IS
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. ' . BnoirssTrfcWMa 10th, 187f
Ms. Erirron Ve are happy to he able to say
to the reader ofVo" rery eJteollont paper. Cat
BrownavUle Basnothess dead an this Hme, U
your correspondent ha. -Th by eoa I Keep
ing the farming community irosa ewnrns; w -as
often a they nsed to when they ee-ula sW rt-
ing ; but when tbey do come they eomt M$etmv
tbing, ao business has net saffcrea oa. vm m
count as may be inferred from the nn moron loads
of goods brought In bf ; those two lndlenUtalile
teamsters, Simond and Smiths' ; si ; : J
Tbe Faetory Company held a sneetlng a. few
week ago aud succeeded ia so adjusting the fca-
iness that it is new ready te tent at very reason
able terms as soon responsible parties, es be
found to take ehargs of it, ss tbe Compesy for tho
present do act -intend to run it themselves. , ,-. .
Hon. W.CBaird, a eld resident of thU plaoS
snd "mine host" of South Brownsville, started m
few day age en a visit to the land ef his younger
day in old Indiana, where his a god mother is U0
Uving i we hope he may. mere than teahae all
the pleasure be anticipate in following the "xm
horse" across the "plains," painlag to a few day
over what took him nton.be to do .with ox teams -more
than twenty years ago. " -"ji "J-:' -;.-,.. .'if "'
The first issu ot ','The ., Mattoek'; cane :.Ml
last week ; U is a spicy little sheet,, published oc
casionally, in the interest of, the buines aen,f
the place, and bid fair to be one ef th interest ins;
feature of our lively little town J but as w ewp
pose yon have received a copy a aa exehanfe, tt
U not worth oer while to inform yon of Its eoa
tents, aim and object, which b to inform the fwk
lio in general that A. Wheeler .is sellins; goods,
and A. C. Hausman is still making wagons,
the old atand in North Brownsville, May, K
often...' J. , ,,, : , ..v :,..-.''. i n
Some handsome improvement to th saperb
dwelling of Mr A. Kirk, are faaf tef; prop- '
er shape under the skillful bands of ilessrfi
Thompson A Son, which looks like somebody was
going to remain here a " wbile yet, whether the
Factory run or not-, and despite the Railroad
fever which is now raging so fearfully- , la this
nelghborboo8. ; ?, f', '.' i'
There is great excitement over lbs prospect ef
a eity being built at the depot west of this place.
Some of the more enthusiastic think that; it " will
rival Portland or Salem In a short time. The
town was laid off last week, and, we understand
they will be ready to commence selling loU to-day.
Several business men, from different parts of the
country, are standing around waiting, for an op
portunity to invest in property, azd to . commence
doing business there. 8everal ' bills of lumber
have already been ordered'' for 'building - to be
erected there. We may have more to say about It
in thefutuse, when we know more whereof to
speak, '.'.";-, '''- , '
The M. E. Sabbath School reported seventy
pupils and teachers in attendance on but Sabbath
morning, and is still growing, and promise to be
come one of the permanent institution at lb
place. The Baptist bretbereu have lately organ
ised one, meeting in the afternoon, which a far
has been well attended and 1 elecittng consider
able interest. W bid them God speed, a there
is nothing which tends to christianise, elevate and
refine a community more than well regulated and
well attended Sabbath schools, i , t , , :.
The day school in North Brownsville com
menced on the first inst., under tbe management
of Mr. John N. DenUon. Mr. D. is a popular,
young teacher Where he is known, and we feel con
fident that tho educational interests of the place
will not suffer while under bis management.
. $20,382
. Pabaobah. A nice rain fall was that of
Tuesday night just the thing needed by the
growing crops. . .. . ' . s.
The "Cnk Weed'? man arrived here on Toes
day, setting the little shaver all agog , with hi
gorgeoa raiment. ; ,vVc
Mis Cora De Lamond is to give the Deaf
Mate of Salem a benefit oa th evening of the
16th. . , ' , .
A fir at the chair manufactory of John Metslcr
on Saturday, brought out th fir company. As
a few bucket of water extinguished the fire, the
boy , were not required to "men the brakes.'.
Mr. I. S. Waldrip, having been appointed Car
penter for the Lapwal Indian Reservation, start
for hi future scene or labors tnis morning.
Mr. A. P. Cherry, of the Albany Foundry, baa
just finished a new pros for the Rsaisrstt office,
that is a neat a piece of work as can be get up
anywhere. -'t .: lij ' :
The Willamette is ia good boetahle stage, ana
the P. T. Co.'s steamer make their ; trips with
Mr. J."U. Haas, of Salem, visited this city on
Wednesday,' When he made the County Commis
sioners a proposition teput a eloek into th enpola
of the Court House. ne says th clock can be
seen distinctly for several miles out on the prairie.
and that it enn be beard for eight miles We un
derstand the Commissioners think favorably of
the proposition, which Is "kerect."' Inst ns have
the clock, by all means, -
Miss Cora Do- Lamond, tbe magicianem, ha
been drawing good house during the week. . . .
The season so far has been the most favorable
for crops, and the Agricultural community are
reveling in the prospect of huge yields, for , which ,
they will obtain much gold. , v f r l t j. ' "
Mrs. John sold, in one day last week, one hun
dred and ten dollars worth of bats and bonnets,
besides a large amount of other millinery.
The trestle-work for the switch up the river
fr. nt i about completed ready to receive the
raiL '' , ' ' T': ' ' ". ;'.--"' ' J
Burst or Burch, the recently escaped , peniten
tiary convict, has been captured at Olympia.
Messrs. Kirk and Ellis, resident of Browns
ville, called on us Wednesday. They were oa
their way o attend tho S. S. Convention at Port
land. .-!-.,- .-' r. - ".. ,
Mr. R. Cheadlo and family will return to re
side in this eity. ' They are expected oa the in
coming steamer. " Welcome home..' " f ' ;-' "'
We acknowledge a call from Capt. Keeler, dur
ing tbe war Provost Marshal of Oregon, on
Thursday. Capt. Keeler is now ia the commis
sion business iu New "Tork city. -- ' ;; -
Eli Carter, Esq., Real Estate Broker, ha got
into, hi new offlee, and has already several
bargain to offer purebaser in the way ef i
proved and unimproved farms, eity property
etc. . Call and examine his list. -
Markets No change in, gold or enrreney
quotation. ,
. Saa Francisco markets (how few changes. - We
1)U(1I. I
Flour Par barrel, $7 25(3,8 50.
Wheat Asking- prtcci $3 10 100 lb.
. Oats Firm at $2 152 25. .
Wool Fair spring at 30o, although faney lot
nave neen soia at aoo. Atoll figure for clean IS
about 32c. In New York, California spring 'is
. - , n .
Albany markots quiet, without change. - We
near ot several wool grower who refuse to sell
at a less Bgur than sue. Weather damp .- bus)
nes fair. r - , -.":': ......
Pais Is. The City Marshal ha -made bis re
port to the Board en the amount of eity taxes as-
sossea and collected, which snows that the 7 '
Astoumeot roll for 1871 was... ,...$."!, 3 24 00
Collected and paid ia the Treasury 2,880 71
Amount delinquent,......'.... $437 8S
; Wkloh ia a very fair showing, and for whieh
Marshal Weller should receive duerredit. "
ii'?'-- f?iFik.& . -"V ft'! ;
,, Bnena Vista Correspoudeuce.
Bcexa Vista, May 10th, 1871.
Editoh Recisteb : I promised, to eemmuni
eate again when ' something happened. That
something" transpired aJeW week since, ia ail
its vigor, in the presence of a large and apprecia
tive aadienee, via I - Rev. D. K. Nesbit, of Cor
vallis, by special invitation trem the temperaaeai
organization, on the evening of April 20th, deliv
ered hi famous lecture en 8hoddjr to the Buona
Vista public. The bouse was crowded, and very-
fa ody went away well satisfied that they had ess-
oyed a rich but rare treat. A a lecturer oa this
particular subject, Mr. Nesbit is a first-elas sae-'
i. Ilis lecture shows him to be a good judge
of human nature, a close observer, a prime aiimle.
and a man of natural Intellect, thoroughly Waeedl
an by a classical education and proper Beesatsaa.
His lecture was a life picture of daily stsesssllsa.
well arranged, and if possible, better dsti voted..
In hi smooth way, he strikes, the 'nob' sod .
'roughs" alike just where they' ire. , But hw
ha been lecturing ia Albany since, and Ik ia he
necessary to comment farther. :a5i-.":iM::5 v.'rf'j '..
May Sth the little folk under tho muageeaent
of Mr. Daly, teacher, assembled at a beaotifal
grove, a half mil. below our village, and enjoyed" -
picnic. From thos present I loam that every-
thing passed off pleasantly. A Speak e from Al
bny was expected, but aa be did notarrive, short
bat pointed speeche were mad by Mr. Wells audi
Mr. Daly. The crowning ef tho May Qweear' i
aid to been conducted with elesanee and testae
Th. CtAJ P.llnw knIUm. I . Ll-
will be completed Sometime ia next mania- IS
will have two large tor room belew, and. tbe
same nambcr of ball above. A aseRbaattsith a
first-class stock of good could move Into : eae of
luoh rooui. anu uu sv Duunesinff vanasn A oetv
is no point on tbe river so muoh in need of a heavy
stock of goods as Buena Vista. ' "J .t .2 : : , :V 73
Farmer bare wound up their rrain-aowm L
this season, and are new rejoicing to see the rata
1 ait. i nere win oe a very neavy Harvest la this
eounty the present year.
; ' tftJlAlia KUFFRAai. ' ...
Spiritualistic. Mr. C. LoumeHer; SxdrltiraK
1st, who lectured in this city Iastr woe, propoees
to give a series of loctures, at the "Court ;noue. .
commencing with Sunday erealstg; STsy 21st, -
continuing turn evening laereartert
' . . , -1 1 1 1. mi . . ' .
If yon desire rosy ebeek and aeosoxiieXiaB fair
and free from Pimples and Rloteh.a. purify your
oiooa oy toe use or Dr. Pierce's Alt. Ext. er
Golden Medical Discovery. It ha BO equal tor "
tbi purpose, no as a semedy for eevoro Coughfor
Bronchitis; Sold by druggist. Ta avoid aoun
terfeits see that it has, upon the outside wrapper,. -
TW D : ... ' 3 . C? . : . 1 ... ,
... v,to m ".l .1. DlMip, IWSIW. WJ 1WV. O. .'
Goverenment expressly for stamping his medi
cines, aud which bear Bis portrait, nam and ad
ores upon iu '.--.., ,. .-vt. 1 1.... :r , .'.
Impaired vitality. Whin yen fed as if the vital
power were giving way, trength gone, spirit
depressed, memory failing, appetite lest, eaeanc
Uon stealing over every sen 'and p".Vs;
every energy, then U the time to resort t that
powertul ally of nature Jr, Walter' ' Ycjt
bU Vingur Bitten. The properties they embody
sooa work agloriuak reaoration in the debilitated
ytem and the clouded mind, t
., Ja. O'Meara, Esq., editor of the BuiMim, vis
ited our eity the srstof the week. ' 4
X871. Snrinw CinulM. '' " irrr.
A full aMortsaent ef all kinds of goods usually
kept ia country stores, and suitable to the ea v
may be found at Wheeler' Store la Erowo',:ie..
, Having increased facilities and kcepl? s w";le'
range efatticW, which ha s detenu. W cll
even lower than before, the proprietor trust tSat
be wUl receive a still greater share of the r'-rn -age
of the people of BrovasvlU and vicinity v -
Produce of all kind hough t. CaA p- 't fbr
wool sack and twin furnished.; Ar ey .,r.
ale or Agricultural Machinery and Sew'inT i 'v.
chines. v '
O the 7th lnt., at th resMoneweftbe I "
aehes, aear Lebanon, by tki Rw. , 1
way, Mx.B.F. Pie sad kiss Mai.