ALBANY ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE FARMERS' CNIOX . "
"XV Ji. X. E H O XJ S E ,
At .Shedd's Station!
WILL BE IX READINESS TO RECEIVE
Grain on and after August 15. 1871. Will
he furnished with cleenin at. J elevating machin
ery of. the most appr?6d construction. Sacks
will be furnished, and tCs-feigbett Albany price
will be paid, in .. - V
bash, far Grain of All Kinds.
Term for storage, etc., made known on appli
cation at the warehouse.
48v3-in3 aLMQN WHEELER, lessee.
Sheep Wash.
TE TAKE PLEASURE IN DIRECTING
W V the attention of the public to tbe
"Glycerine Dip,"
Which is unquestionably the most Efficacious
Sheep Wash now in use.
It is non-poisonous, does not discolor tbe wool,
deadly to all parasites infesting the skin of Sheep
aod other animals, and warranted free from
arsenic, mercury, mineral, ana other poisons.
An infallible Cure f. r tbe Scab.'pcrfcctlv harm
less to sheep, and greatly improves tbe wool. It
Is also free irom any of those caustic nronertia
found in many other compounds, which render
the wool dry and harsh, and are detrimental, not
only to it growth and weight, but also to it
marketable value.
It can be nsed with perfect safriy at any season
f tbe year, and has been found in practice, in-
-vaiuaoie tor ine loiiowtog purpose :
1st. For curing scab, killing actri, ticks, and
ether parasites, which infest the skiu of sheep.
- 3d. For strengthening and aduiog lustre to the
wool.
3d. For dipping Lambs, even while sucking
ewes, as they cannot bo injured by the material.
4th. For dipping Rams at any time of tbe year
Without danger of producing the excoriation
which mostly follows the use of other dip, espe
cially in tbe autumn season.
ftth. For tbe cure of mange in horses and dogs.
Blh. For the destruction of lice and vermin in
cattle.
Full directions Tor use accompany each package.
It has born ed in California with the most
satisfactory results, in verification of which we
keg to refer to numerous certificates from well
known gentlemen.
Wool growers should not fail to try this inval
uable preparation, which we bare every confi
dence in recommending on its own merit.
For sale by Messrs. CHRISTY A WISE, San
Francisco, California, or
BEACH A MOXTEITn,
Jone IT. 1S7I-41 Albany. Oregon.
GIRDER I ALBAY
Has never yet been known, aud no threatening of
it at present.
DEATH
T a thing whieb sometime most befall every son
and daughter of the human family, and yet.
At the Mid-day
Of your life, if disease lays his vile hands npon
you. there is still "a balm in Gilcad" by which
you may be restored to perfect health, and pro
long your days to a miraculous extent.
,'IGUM
Nfctr TO-DAY.
ALBANY COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
ALBANY, OREGON.
rjlHH INSTITUTION WILL REOPEN ON
. Monday, September 4, 18ft,
With a corps of teacher capable and earnest.
instruction will be thorough and practical, ana
the system of order unsurpassed. For particu
lar auuresa
R. K. WARREN, A. M..
President ;
Or, Rer. E. R. GEARY, D. P..
Albany.
NEW TO-DAY.
ITITSBL t UPTON, J
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
Ann
GENERAL AGENTS.
By calling on .
X. C. HILL & SON
with a prescription where you can have it com
pounded by one experienced in that particular
line. Also, constantly on band a good assort
ment of fresh Drugs. Patent Medici.ies, Chemi
cal. Paints, Oils, live-stuffs. Trusses, Ac, Ac.
Agents for the celebrated
Unk Weed Remedy,
er Oregon Rheumatic Cure ; Dr. D. J syne &
-Sons medirities, Ac. Ac.
Spence Positive and Negative Puwjers kept in
stock. We are also agents for tbe
Home Shuttle Sewing Machine,
-one of tbe most u?cful pieces of household furni
ture extant. Call aud vXAiuiue.
K. C. HILL A SON.
Albany, June 10;h. 1S7I 44
THE jlSTJLY CE1.EDRATEI)
BAIN WAGON,
JECCGNIZED EVERYWHERE AS A
First Class Farm Wagon.
No other Wagon has a Home repntpMon eqwil
t ' Bain's" nake. and it is the only wagon that
lias been tested aod known to stttnd this climate.
In a word it is made of the 6er materials, and is
ihe best finished wngon that comes to this market
We have different styles of Hounds and Reach,
. Patent do. (so called) included.
BLAIN, YOUNG A CO.
June 10371-4
NHS J. A. REED,
X Xj Xi X INT 33 UEX. "X" !
BLEACHING AND PRESSING DONE TO
ORDER.
ALSO
Plain and Fancy Sewing-.
A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF
the latest Millinery now on band, with new
-additions every month. St"re on corner Broad
albin and Second street. Albany. Or. 32v3
Established in 1852.
ARMES & DALLAM,
Importers, Jobbers and
MANUFACTURERS OF
Wood & Willow Ware,
Brooms, Pails, Tubs, Churns. Brnabes, Baskets,
Twines, Cordage, Matebes, Stationery,
Paper Bags, Clothes Wringers,
feather Dusters.ishing
Tackle. Ten Pin and, -.
Ball. Etc.. and
General
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Direct Importers of Basket from leading Gar
man and French Manufacturers.
AflBSTS POK TBI SALE OP '
8. F. Perenion Match Company Matches,
American Net and Twine Company's Twine,
"Boston Flax Mills' Twines. -.J.
C. Conroy A Company's Fishing Tackle,
"Hollingswortta A Whitney's Paper Bags,
Sherman's Improved Clothes Wringers,
C. E. Griawoid A Company Feather Dusters.
jF. McLaughlin' Bruabes. . r, . , .
On stock is the largest on the Pacific Coast,
-anb oar facilities fot manufacturing and import-
jog enable a to sell at lowest market price.
5ySend for catalogue. S3v3m6
MS 21T Saeramento-St., San Frsnc'o.
ZSTg-xxt Store X
J. M. BEACH
I bow opening a Selected Btoek af ;
GENERAL MERCHANDISE!
Consisting of.:
STAPLE AKD FAKCT DRY-GOODS,
Groceries,
Hardware,
CROCKERY MID GLASSWARE,
Boot&8hoe,
Paints St Oils,
&c, &c, -
Which be is offering to tbe pablic at price eor
Vesponding with the times.
AH kind of Merchantable Produce taken in
-exchange for Good.
'Come one, come all, and examine prieea.
At the old stand formerly occupied by I). taaca
6oB opposite Foster's Brick, south side First
treat, Albany, Oregon. , Jlv9
THE GEEAT
BLOOD PURIFIER,
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An Infallible blood pt-niFiESt. possess
ing rare toxic and ERVIE properties
a certain cure for tt'SATlSH. colt,
KCinALCiA, and all kindred Diseases.
It completely restores the system when im
paired by disease, revives the action of the
kioxevs mi GEJiiTAi. oscAss, radi
cally cures acnortJi.A, salt ssEua,
and all ebcptive mm cctaxeou Dis
eases, give immediate and permanent relief
In byspepsia, EBTSirELAs, Tumors,
Boils, Scald Head, Ulcers and Sores; eradt.
cate from the system all traces of Mercurial
Disease.
It is watEEv vecetable, being made
from an herb found indigenous in cnr.ri.
It is therefore peculiarly suitable for use by
Female and Children, as a blood Pt:ai
F1CB mmm BETOVATOS.
For Sale by all Druggists.
-EDIRGTOM. K03TETTER d CO.
629 and 531 Market Street.
San Francisco.
Albany, Oregon,
J. C. MENDENHALL, . - Agent.
GENERAL LAND AGENCY FOR OREGON.
Established July, 1868. 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 large amount of property located in the town
of Albany. Also, Farming lands, of every des
cription, located in Linn and other counties in
tbi State.
To tbe citixen 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 too a medium for
obtaining purchasers one that is appreciated by
buyers, as it saves them much time and labor in
searching for what they want. Our principal
Agency, at Portland. Oregon, is thoroughly es
tablished, and tbe office so well furnished for giv
ing information upon Real Estate, that it affrds
the most complete facilitic for all partie having
business in our line.
You incur no expense in placing yonr
property on sale with us unless a sale is made.
Office on First street, opposite Post-Office.
JOHN C. MENDENHALL. Agent.
Albany, Ogn., March 23, 1870. 29tt
A. COWAS. A. W. STARABD.
A. COWAN & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS
FIRST STREET -ALBANY.
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$ f f 5 f f $g
LATEST EVIDENCE 1
CUR 12 THAT COUGH !
USE THE BEST REMEDY !
Every day brings strong proof of the great value
H.TJIVO BALSAM.
Dr. P. Meredith, Dentist, office No. 132 West
Sixth street, states h follows :
CiscisurATi. October 1, 1SS9.
Messrs. J. N. HARRIS A CO. Gents .- About
one year ago I took a cold which settled on my
lungs. A violent cough was the consequence,
whi.-h increased with severity. I expectorated
targe quantities of phleui and mnftcr. During
the last winter I Iweaue so much reduced that I
w-e confined to my bed. The disease was attend
ed with odd chill aud eight-sweats. A diarrho?a
set in. My friends thought I was in the last
stages of consumption, and could not possibly get
well. I was recommended to try
Allen's Lungl3al8am
The formula was given to me, which induced me
to give it a trial, and I will only add that my
cough is entirely cured, and I am now able to at
tend to my business as usual. Yours respectfully,
P. MEREDITH.
All afflicted with Coogh or any Throat or X.ung
-trouble should use Allen's Lung Balsam without
(it lay. J- N. HARRIS & CO.. Sole Proprietors,
Ciucianati, Ohio.
CAITIOX.
Do not be deceived you who want a eood med
icine, and desire "AUimt Lung Balaam." Do not
allow unprincipled dealers to sell you a prepara
tion called Allen's Pectoral Balsam see that you
get ALLEN'S-LUNG BALSAM, and you will
have the best Congh remedy offered to tbe public
and one that will give you satisfaction.
FOR SALE BY
REDINGTON, HOSTETTER & CO.,
52 A 531 Marfcet-et., San Francisco, Cal.,
Agents for California an! Pacific States.
novS -Sold by all Druggists. -13 9-70
THE NEW FOOD.
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For a few cent3 you can buy
of youiC receiver Trtrggist a
package cf SEA IIOSS FAKINE
made from pure Irish Moss or
Carrageen, vMch -will make
sixteen quarts of Ulanc Ulange,
nd a like quantify cf Puddings
Justard3, Creams, Charlotte
Ilusse, &c. It is t!:e cheapest,
liealtMes t and mc&t delicious
food in the world. It makes a
splendid Dessert, and has no
equal as a light and delicate
food for Invalids and Children.
A Glorioles Change!!
TIIE GRKAT WOULCS TOXIC.
Plantation Bitters.
This -wonderful vrgetable re
storative f tbe sheet-anchor of
the feeble and debilitate!. A a
tonic and cordial for the aged
and languid, it has no - equal
amon; stomac&ics. As a remedy
for . the- nervous weakness to
wbichwomen are especially sob
lcct9lt is supersedis every other
stimulant. In all climates, tropi
ca I, temperate, or frigid, it acts
as n t pecitic in every species of
disorder which undermines tbe
Xsityifrcngtli and breahs down
tUi i.uiisssi I spirits -For Kaleby
gll -is-ists.
Tbcy offer a large and welT lected stock of
STAPLE DRY GOODS !
At Extraordinary Low Prices
Cash or Produce
In addition to a very large stock, covering
everything in tbe line of Cottons, we
have a complete assortment of
FANCY DRESS GOODS!
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Latest style of Boy' and Men'
CLOTHING aiu FURNISHING GOODS !
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, Ac.
Carpet, Wall-Paper, Paper V Idaen
Blinds, &.c, Vc.
Especial attention is directed to our stock of
IRON AND STEEL
AND
OEERAL HARDWARE!
Which is the largest 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, 1869-8
A. COWAN A CO.
J. C- MENDENHALL,
IV o t a r y Public,
Real Estate aid Insurance Agent,
ALBANY, : : : r : t 5 OREGON.
Tl ESTS COLLECTED. AKD TAXES PAID
II, for non-residents and others, making out
real estate papers, etc. Office Pamsh brick.
up stair. 3-'0
PACIFIC
fIRE AND MARINE
SAX FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
Total Assets (Gold) ....I,7T7.a6.63
J. HUNT, President.
Wm. ALVORD. Vice President.
A. J. RALSTON, Secretary.
A. BAIRD, Marine Secretary.
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0-$5O,OOO deposited in Oregon.
Losses Promptly and Equitably adjusted
aud paid in Gold Coin.
LADD & TILTON, Gen. Agents
or Oregon ami Waithington Territory.
JOIIX COXNER, Agent,
ALBANY, OREGON.
March 4, Tl-26y
A BARAI OFFERED !
A Slendid Drug Business for Sale.
WISHING TO RETIRE FROM ACTIVE
busioe-s. owing to protracted ill-healtll,
the undersigned offers his large and flourishing
DRUG ESTABLISHMENT
in this city for sale at a low figure for CASH.
Apply soon, if yon want s bargain, to
GEO. r. SETTLEMEIR,
t:-. Albany, Oregon.
Daily Oregoniaa copy one month and seed
bill to this office. 27
GREATER INDUCEMENTS !
Now offered to tbe trade tban ever before, as we
.- T- s r s: i i . sell for
Oasn. or . Trade I
In band, and having dispensed with long credit
can sell
15 per cent cheaper
Than any house giving 12 month's time, or any
kind of a credit system, can offer to the trade.
Come along with your Cash or Produce, and see
what yon can do at the CASH STORE of
R. CHEADLK A CO.
N. B. Cash paid for all the EGOS offered. '
IS HEREBY . GIVEN, THAT I HAVE
opened a .j.; . ,- ' -y ,i -;. :-' ,
Livery and Feed Stable !
in the town of LEBANON, where I will be con
stantly on band to attend to toe wants of the
people. .'..-..-
I will run a hack from Albany to Lebanon and
Soda Springs, on Saturday of each week.
All business entrueted to my care will be
promptly attended to.
w. b. donaca:
Lebanon, Sept. 10, 1870 Iv3m3
Potatoes! Potatoes!:
K f BTJSHBtS JOTATOsSS J08T RE
OI.IU Reived and in-tore, for sale at $1 34
per basbel, by N. 8. DUBOIS. .
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SATURDAY, SEPT. 2, 1871.
Subscribers finding an 3C after their name will
understand that their Subscription expires miiz
that namber, and they are invited to renew their
subscriptions. Term (3 per annum, in advance;
six montns, ZZ ; three montns, 91.
LOCAL AIVITIIS
Eaklt. We issue this tumbcr two
days to advance of publication day so aa
to give us full time in which to make the
contemplated changes in our office. As
the entire paper is to be set in new type,
it ia rather a big job, and we shall be put
to it to get out the first Dumber on time.
Unsettled Pbicks. Ve are told
that tbe rumored sale of. the P. T. Com
pany's Hue of boats on tbe Willamette
river to Ben Uolladay has had the effect
to unsettle the price of wheat, shippers
not daring to advance the price for fear
Uolladay will "'set up" the price of
freights as soon as the transfer is com
pleted. We give Ben Uolladay credit
tor possessing a "longer head" than to
do anything of the kind. lie is well
aware of tbe fact that to make the steam
ers and railway profitable, be must' help
to settle up the country along the river
and line of road, making business for
each; and it would be a great induce
ment, indeed, to inform a new comer that
we have the finest grain producing coun
try in the world, and every man who
choees to work can make money rapidly,
much faster than in any other country
yet open to settlement, if it were not for
the bare fact that the cost of transporta
tion was so high that by the time the
grain was marketed the margin for profit
had all disappeared. Ho.laday may not
understand his bus'iues?, but we think
otherwise ; and thinking thus we have
no idea that he will advance the price
of the carrying business between this
State aod California.
EKLAHOHMEffr.W have received
portion of our nte rtaterial, and bave
been busy during week making thb'
necessary arrangements' for the enlarge
ment of the Register, cad therefore
have not been able to devote tire usual
attention to the "get up" of the paper
this week. We hope to visit our patrons
next week in an enlarged form with a
new, clean face. In the mean time look
out for tbe big sheet. ' '
Meeting of the Stockholders.
A meeting of the Directors of the
People's Transportation Company is call
ed at their office in Salem, September
6th, for the purpoi-e of considering the
propriety of dissolving the corporation!
settling its business, disposing of tbe
property and dividing its capital stoci.
This loofcs as though tbe rumored sale to
Ben Uolladay last weefe was true.
Dreadful Accident. On Monday
or Tuesday of last wee, a young man
named Newton Gallaher accidentally
shot and killed himself, while out bant
ing, near Lebanon in this county. lie
was alone when the accident happened,
and when found was quite dead. So our
informant says.
Temperance Lecture .Prof. Rogcra,
of Salem, lectured on temperance in the
M. E. Church on Monday night to a fair
audience. The lecture was pronounced
the best that has been delivered in this
city for a long time. We are only aorry
that more could not have had tbe pleas
ure of listening to it.
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A N a Enow Escape. At John Raph
ael's warehouse, on the bant of the Wil
lamette river, two miles below this city.
Mr. John Walsh came within an ace of
losing his life on Monday. lie had rid
den down to the river to water his mare;
the river at that point is full of qui&
sand, and the mare no sooner got into it
than she went out of sight, rider and all.
In the desperate effort to extricate her
self from the perilous position, Mr. Walsh
was thrown into the water, when tbe
mare attempted to use-his body as a life
preserver. By the most desperate effort
Mr. Walsh succeeded in I getting the
animal by the head, and sustaining him
belf until help came, in the shape of a
sA-iff, brought to the spot by a gectleman
who, seeing tbe peril he was in, had
hastened to his relief. Mr. Walsh was
so exhausted with the severe struggle to
Jeep the marc from destroying him, tha
it was some time before he could spca
freely. It is a dangerous spot, and Mr.
Walsh deemed it his duty to. mate the
circumstances related above public, to
the end that others might avoid it and
not run the same ri.-k he did.
More Fashions. Mrs. S. Johns is
determined that the ladies of this city
aud vicinity shall be able to wear the
very latcrt and most stylish millinery to
be obtained anywhere, and to that end
is constantly adding to her neat stock
Ladies who wish to be up with the fash
ions should call at bcr new atore over
Mr. J. M. Beach's store, on First street.
Unintentional, of course! As it is
asserted that our notice of the arrival in
this city, a Sunday or two since, of the
Judge of the Third Judicial District (we
won't mention Andy's name), with a load
of bacon aud oats for the use of bis race
marc and her keeper, is calculated to "in
jure the Democratic party," we hereby
withdraw it. The rumor that tbe J udge
intends to ride the mare himself in trials
of speed this . month, we don't put any
confidence in it looks like a sell.
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Dr. T. I. (.OLDEN,
OCDUST AND AURXST,
ALBANY, : - : s OREGON.
r" "vTI8- eoi.DKN is a sow or thb
J LP noted old Opthalmie Doctor, 8. C.
VrtGoldea.
Dr. GOLDEN has had experience in treating
the various diseases to which the eye aad ear are
sabjeet, and feel eonSdent of glvina; entire satis
faction to those who nay plaee themselves under
his care. ''
. Albany, April 10, 189-81y : v
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1VAKK Deeds, Itfsra-tre. te oa hand
taten sum, sa K .fcue, attis etaee
Cow Killed. On Monday &s the
gravel train on the O. & C. Railroad was
coming into this city, and when it had
reached Lee Burkhart's, about a mile
east of here, a band of cattle was observ
ed standing on the track, leisurely sur
veying the situation. The engineer
"pulled" his whistle to scare them from
the track, aod was successful in stamped
ing them all but one old cow, who broke
down the road with all cow-specd. But,
alas, she was tcake closh in a race with
the iron horse was soon overtaken,
knocked down, and part of the train ran
over her without difficulty ; but the last
five cats were out of luck, "spiked" and
were thrown from the track. One of
the brakesman, becoming alarmed at the
unaccountable conduct of these five gravel
cars, concluded it was "dangerous to be
safe," and incontioentally flung himself
from the train, making two or three
graceful evolutions and lighting on his
bac& with such foree as to mate him fee!
as though he had busted suthin'. Re
sult one dead cow, five slightly demor
alized cars, and one man laid up for a
few days during this hot weather to cogi
tate on his latter end, and the uncertain
pleasures of a ride on the rail. '
Fire at Corvallis. At about half
past two o'clock on the morning of the
26th of August a fire broke out in tbe
town of - Corvallis, entirely consuming
four buildings, with a loss of about eleven
thousand dollars. ' The buildings des
troyed were, the cabinet and paint shop
of Graves and Knight, valued at 87,000,
on which there waa an insurance of 92,
400, and the gunsmithy and saloon of
G. Hodes valued at 84,000, on. which
there was no insurance.
Removal The property lately owned
by Mr. J. ParrisH, on corner of Third
and Ellsworth streets, has been purchas
ed by tbe Methodist society of this city,
and they . will, in a few days, remove
their church building from the present
site in the western portion of the city to
the new purchase. It is a much better
location than the old one in all respects,
and will soon be in the centre f our
thriving city. It ia a good move. ,
V The weather has been awful hot donee
Ihe week so hot that our thermometer
melted. .
Bear Hunt. A huge bear made
himself visible en last Sunday on the op
posite bank of the Willamette from this
city, creating quite an excitement among
the huntists, a large number of whom
went for bruin. Theeason given by
the hunters for not gobbling up bis bruin
ship was that the dogs they took over
wouldn't trail him. Those dogs hadn'
lost any bear and besides they " 3Tdn
go a cent on Sunday hunting, especially
so hot a Sunday as tho last one proved
to bo.
Funeral Procession. On Tuesday
a large funeral procession came into this
city, from the residence of Mr. Dan'
Uouck, who resides about eight miles
south, following to its last earthly resting
place the remains of a little daughter of
Mr. Houck's.
"Goose Wheat." We have some of
the "Goose Wheat," raised on Mr. Rain
water's place this season, that 19 huge,
two grains measuring an inch in length
It is very heavy, and if it would turn
out good flour it would be a big thing
fcr our farmers.
Farm Sold. Judge Baber recently
purchased of Mr. C. Westlake one hun
dred and sixty acres of land, lying four
or five miles south of this city, paying
therfor 85,000. It is one of the best
little farms in Linn county, and the
Judge has got a bargain in it.
Personal.- We were pleased to
meet, on Tuesday last, Mr. F. W. Mon.
teith, who has just arrived in owr city
from the East. He ia a brother of Col
John B. Monteitb, Indian Agent at
Lepwai.
Judge Cartwrigbt, of Portland, called
on us Tuesday. As District Attorney
John is daily adding to bis laurels. ,
; Mr, MePbersoB, ex-editor of the
Jifrreirry, was in this city several days
during tbe weeAV
James McCowan, E-tq , a member of
the "art preservative," called on ns Moo
day.:'-'' -, i a'- ..
We had the pleasure of meeting an old
friend, Mrs.' Jacob Stitxcl, of Portland
on Tuesday., She ia viaiiing friends in
this city. -,T .' -:
Mail Matters. We ere informed
by the Deputy P. M. of I this city that
the time for closing the mail going: north
hereafter, " will be at 7 o'clock A. M
coing south, 6 o'clock P. M. Get your
tetters in on time.-
; P. O. Address. Tbe 4 Port office
address of Mr. S. Handsaker, proprietor
of the Common Sense ' Gang Plow,
Rattlesnake, Lane county, Oregon, where
all communications should be addressed
. For spiritual favors we are indebted to
Mr. Jack
genial, old
burg. ,
Croo.se one
' fashioned
of
"fcoja
the most
jo the
Uid Week ending TBtbrsday, Ay-JU
John Knott' o Jonn uuro;-"""
station, $600. , ; .
J. Tm Yntis to ynV L Yantis ; con-
ricfe!M3bn,-$15O0. . - . -i.: J ;
W.- DrRoggcro to J. W. A tieim ;
consideration $125 -' , . .. : " ' " " '.'
A. Caroihe to R, Saltmavrsh ; jean
II. L. Brow-n to Carothers 8mt
march; consideration, $800V .
M. E. & J. H. Ritchey to John L-
Wigle; consideration, (3200. k
John L. Wiglo and wife to Jacob-vv
Wigle ; oonsiderationi $25601 1 ;
II. P. Crawford to John Wigle; con--
sideration, 8700 , - v -
R. C. Finky to Elizabeth Crtwford ;
consideration, $L 5' 1 ' f
James H. Pierce to- R. C- Finley; ooiw
sideration, 81000. , -'
Still PosniNO Biz. The ''increase.
of business under the skillful manage
ment of Ai Carothers k Co., has necessU
tated the "employment by this firm of
more aid, and they have taken into their
service Mr. Walter, of Baltimore, a Ger
man Druggist ef tbe first-class. If being
op in the languages of the couutry counts '
anything, A. Carothers & C4 .' 11J
up to the times. . a
New Furniture. Mr. Chas. Mcafey
has received a bran new stock of Term
ture from San Francisco and the East,
the most complete and by all odds -the
largest stocfc ever received io 'Albany.
He has again enlarged his rooms, anJ he
still hasn't room enough to display all
bis goods. . If you want to see handsome
furniture, call at Mealey's. -
' III
Old Paper. We have in our posses"
8iou a copy of the AIiouri Gazette, "prin
ted by Josesh Charless, Printer to the
Territory, at St. Louis, Louisiana.flf
date July 26, 1808 Vol. I, No.8..It
contains some good things which we shall
reprint hereafter. 1 ," '
Library Meeting. A meeting of
the members of M. E. Library ' Associa
tion is called for Saturday evening, Sep
tember 2nd in the M. E. Church, for tbe
purpose of electing officers, and attending
to other important business.
Wheat Advanced. R. Cbeadle &
Co. propose to pay one dollar and' ten
cents per bushel for wheat, 25c per do,
en for eggf,and 25c per pound for bat
ter. The place where you can get the
most for your produce is the place to go.
m h - c
Dailt Hack. A daily hack, carry
ing the U. S. mail is now running be
tween nalsey and Brownsville. Mind
that. ' " .(
, New Goods! Messrs. Blain, Young
& Co. will receive, npon tlie arrival of
the steamer Idaho, their first installments
of hew goods. !-"
For Washington Territory. Mr
Hannon , and lady start for the Walla
Walla country in a day or two. ' Success
to them.- " V
-Mail to Brownsville On tbe
first instant the Brownsville mail was -started
daily by rail via liaise y. ' '
Watermelons. Gus. Layton has a
big supply, for sale cheap.
We hare been visited with tbe hottest '
weather in the "vocabulary" during the
week . '": . .,"
We acknowledge a call from Mr-
Toropkins, of Boise City, on Mondsy.
. ...
Gratz Brown as a Candidate.
The New York Herald says ! "
General Blair's candidate for the next
Presidency, it appears, is Governor Grata
Brown ot Missouri, whose bolt, with
Carl Schurz, against General Grant's di
vision of the ' federal spoils in .Missouri
resulted in a Democratic Legislature and
the election- of General Blair thereby to.
the United States Senate. "One geod
lorn deserves another;" but still we fear
that aa a Presidential oasdidate Governoi
Grata Brown will have to "tarry at
Jericho till his beard be grown." -
An Arkansas Traveler. The
Little Rock , Gazette of Awgost ISth
says: ' "
Mr. John Davidson, at 12 e'cloek hist,
night, eompleted the difficult task, oom
meneed on Tuesday eveeiag, of walking
one hundred hoars, with aa interatseiOB
of only thirty-eight miaates every twenty-fowr-boars.
He also carried an anvil
weighing one hundred and eleven pounds
every twelve hoors, and walked hack
ward thirty minutes every twelve Wars.
;-" . . ' . unii iini.iie e -i i
Noiroa DzPABTtTBE. A late . Phila
delphia paper says; f :::;',-. ,h-..
The Pennsylvania Democracy ax, net
so entirely harmonious as may be imagin
ed. Tbe Chester County Committee i
still harping on a white man's Govern
ment, and utterly refuse to take any
stock in the "New Departure." , .
ler.
HOW TO CURE IT.
At the eonnaeaoemeat of the diarrhea, whioa
always precedes a attack of the Cholera, take a
leaspooDr.l ef tae Pals Killer seaar sad wa
ter (hot. If eoaveeleet). aa4 U J. freely tb.
stu.acb aod bowel, with the Patj. K.ll.r clear.
Sboald the diarrhea or etatajti ."Pa
he dose erry tea or aneee ' !
tl.a4. vlired. Ia eatresse eases two er ssor
Pain Killer, a aa tetfcraal rea&edy, s ae
In eae -f Cholersn fc--er C-P;
-.. P..'-'Lr.r, with H
tts aetie iUk -W"JfX .
to old some, bares, bW.
headache a4 teethaeae doa't sil te fiqr
1 aaon, " " -
- : . . ; -7 . lie... 1
The f VtnsMs Ssnu lienor KMV Will I .1. Wnttl
be on exhibition at tb(' coming Linn J itJStx v