LOCAL MATTERS. .
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the paper to litter postage, ami the
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No printed oanl, handbill, or adver
tisement, written notice. Ivtter, or slip
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papers.
statk sixiuy School Convex-
T i, ,x. This body, consisting of dele
gates from the various Sunday &4lOOt
iliroiurliont the State, will hold its
third annual meeting at tbeCongrega-
tlonl ehureh in this ci.y, on Tuesday.
the 2Sth Inst. The exercises will com-
menceat 7'., o'clock P. M., and will
continue during the two following
i! its. It is expected to be an occasion
of mtieh interest, and our citizens will
Hud pleasure and profit hi attending.
Committees fn m fin ditli rent Sunday
Schools in the c.ty w ill call upon our
lamiiies. to ascertain the nnaiber of
delegate- tliey will be pleased to en
tertain fTtrring the session. Let us do
our part hi giving the visitors a pleas
ant time.
Two Mia DHOWSED at Hauius
Bt'ttOj Ou Mom'ay last three men
unii-d respectively Win. Karrier. -las.
l;iVy and Jos. Pearmati (roe tatter
lieiitlemnti a partner of Mr. Inec in
the ferry across. the Willamette al
1 Iartisbnrg . were enjoying a c.mo ridee
in tin' river opposite llarrisburg, the
boat was upset, and two of the paity.
Peantiau and Farrier, were drowned.
Mr. Riley, being a fair swimmer, es-i-iped
to the rim haul;. Hoth the
unfortunate men leave fatullitJ to
mourn their sudden ai.d uneSPCele.l
tie Brtttrc.
VlIM' S'tXE. Following gentlemen
eoustilnle the first nine of our 1 use
(tall C'lubt riof. px ft Wcstlake
1 t b. ( usliing 1 b, Farrell 3d b.
lenient - s. Miller e f. llurkhart t"C
(iaylord 1 Jackson pitcher. Even
ing for practice. Monday, Wednesday
and Saturday. These geiitleineu are j
all well muscled and can stand about I
as mitch niKilsbmetit as any other nlue
" . .
in i. qowvc, nun ii io ; wn i hkhbu
hi making things not in the hi. c hall
line we miss our guess.
r.KAi rin t. Homes. Many of our
citizens have been engaged in the last
few weeks in beautifying their homes,
building new and tasteful fences, put
ting on fre-h cut, of paint, fixing up
and planting their flower and vegetable
gardens etc, ; and it is now a real
treat to shake off the dn-t and cobwebs
Of ollice-labor. and spend an Ocvaslot -.-,1
hour in wandering over the city,
i duiparatlvelf speaking, there are but'
few untidy looking homes in our beau
tiful city at this time. The re ildences
:i:.d surroundings of many of our fit i
wmih are patterns of neatness and taste,
and they greet the eye of the beholder
hi every part of the city. There is
nothing which is more grateful to the
i ye than contrasts of colors. These
are furnished In richest proflulon in
Mane parts of onr city. Tberela the
dwelling w ith it- contrasts of coloring
upon wealherboardiug and blinds and
d ors. the w alks and lenciug. the gras
plots tad flower-bed, of roses, geran
iums, ortepfeig vines and pinks, the
Z aceful shade trees, aunie-t earth and
lovely blue skies, all claiming recog-,
idttol, and rendering tl beholder .
1 ippicrby tli.'ir Intrinsic afl.1 contrast
ed beauties. A Iwme can hardly be '
otherwise than cheerful and nippy.
v here M much of neatness and love of j
tlw hntnttfti! and ir. fK I nrevails. Fresh .
my,;, flowers and bird-, impart rich
ii'isojti of chcerftunet
and nditicflient.
r-KFT). J.AwPoixrs. Here area
f wii-eful law point inacondenseu
form that may prove interesting to j
our reader
A note by a minor is void,
it is a fraud to conceal a fraud.
lirnOBiiwe of Die lawextusesnooue.
Votes bear Intere. t only when so
, "ti i
. nuuiA ultli a lunatic is
u.id.
-ci. .. to... M.wiu.U IV) (Hie Klliuiui-
... .1.. I... '
-.i.:i;ii.,a
An areeinetit without consideration !
is void.
Princllials arc responsible for tlie !
... is nf nwnts.
hiffiuitiires mado with a lead pencil ,
are gwju in ia
fel!l,n0"Cy lM U m
legally conclusive.
T'lie acts of one partner in the firm
binds all tlw others.
It is not legally nwe-ssary w say on
a note -for value received.
If a note lie lost or stole it does not
relea-e tlie maker: he mu-t pay It.
Kach individual In psirtnershlp Is
re-iwnsihle fbr Hie debts of the firm.
V note obtained by fraud, or from a
perou In a state of Intoxication, can
not be collected.
Ot it II inRIVKI IMJ LETTER.
nuL MrrAILS or tiik wiowmm; of
I'KAKMAN ANl f AKlilKi: tN TIIK WIL
LAMETTE AT that run: OX MOS
lA) I UK M MAI. OF FARMER OX
Tl lHAV. Kll',
llAl.WM'.t l;o. May It, &
FHIEXO Vax : Yesterday looming,
when wending my way to my dally
labors, 1 stopped a few minutes on the
sidewalk and listened to a few jocular
remarks from a small knot of our citi
zens. Three of them left me, appar
ently in high spirits, going In file di
rection of the river, where they got
Into a small, dilapidated eanoo. I
stepped into Mr. BrasfleWa store for
a moment, but had hardly gut seated
when Mr. ."Shelly tried out: "Two
men are drowned in the river!" Hush
ing otll in company w ish balfn dozen
others, 1 lieheltta seem- distressing In
the extreme two men rising and
sinking alternately, uttering convulsive-
sereams in their last efforts to
save that whieh to dearest to all. In
the meantime other citizens, including
ladies, were mingling their erics of
j horror at the most lamentable occur-
rence. ut an manner ot Meatus, t
i think ilroVvultiir the most horrible. .
! hiiiunn being ilt a few yanli twin
vou. aiwnilnc for assistance, ai d von
powerless to render aid. w ill make the
stoutest tremble ami quake.
It appears (tint Messrs. Kiley, I'ar
rier and I'eanuan were cro.-ing the
Willamette in a eauoe to say the
lic-t, a very unsafe way ot crossing so
w ide and turbulent a struma when it
struck a sand bar which capsitd it.
I Mr. Riley says that they were preeip
j itated into the rivir where it was no!
more than four feet deep; Ik) (Riley
! seized a willow shrub an.t drew biin-
j
Self to WW shore ! the other two men
j cm,, t t. boat( snpjio
to save it .
until it ftoalcd into deep water, where,
as it would not support any additional
weight, it imk.
A large party wore cngiicd In drag
ging the river yestenhy. Thev nro-
I cuivd the service--an Indian, who
I dived sevetxtceu time:. The second
i thue the Indian dived, he seized one of
I 'he bodies, supposed to be Mr. Pear-
(Mil, ami drew it within a toot of tie;
surface, but becoming strangled, ho
j was forced to let go. The Indian then
West down again, and when be came
to the surface, he said he saw Itnothl r
man. who was larger than the first,
whom he seized by the ankle. He
described tlw position ot the hotly by
saying that the feet "ere underneath
a log and the balance of the body bent
over P. Again he wenl down, this
time fastening a -mall fine-around the
bolv ; hi t the first attempt at a
" J
pud broke
the string. Several at
tempts were made fey 'he Indian, who
at last was successful hi making fust
around the body a stronger line,
when, after much care and effort, it
was brought safely to the shore, and
j proved to lie the hotly of Mr. Karrier.
; The funeral obseqnles of Mr. I". trans-'
pired to-day. Both nlen had uuincr
oii j friends, and were esteemed as
good citizens. Both also have fami
lies who w. re dependent upon them.
The Indian was in an entire state of
nudity win n engaged in diving. Par
ties are still engaged In searching for
the body of Mr. Pearmaii, and if not
mccessftll earlier, to-night intend
ttung torcbes to aid them ni theil'
search, as an opinion seems to prevail
that with sucl, Hgut they can pene
trate the water to a miuh gretttei'
depth. Your-, ie..
TU03. 0. TAYLOR.
IIcrtv On Weducsday night, at
Corvallis. dnrh g theexeltemeiii w hich
prevailed consequent upon the des
tructive conllagr.ttion which iwept
away a large portion of that little city,
Frank Purdom, the gentlemanly driv
er ot the daily I'. S. mail between
that city and this, was severely Injur
ed while attempting to save the stock
in one of the livery stables there. In
the eontUsion and excitement the
tnadeued and terrified animals knock
ed him down, and. running over him,
brui - ed Win np pretty severely.
LO;T AXD Foixn. A little two
year old sbaver. tired wilu play, went
t0(1!eeij in yards a playmate
a
year or more older, found lum, and
thinkinsf to shield him from the ttu
turned a large drj'Rooils lioxover him.
Tlie nioltier. nussuig tlie little one
and noi imnmg in my ui hkuv
customed nooks, became nlnnned. and
arotisMl tlie nelghliors. After several
hours' search, the missing one was
found, calmly sleeping away Ik'
kuSl
inn,, - .
In blissful ignorance of (be
trouble lie was cansinj. Th- real
culprit had forgotten all about bis tic-
lion in the matter until the box was
turned ever and the lo-t found
BUM
Yorsu A Co. Arc recelv-
Ing goods by almost every steamer,
UP the very large and
varied assortment of goods with which
their shelves and counters are con
stantly tilled, and their unsurpassed
facilities for buying goods enable fhem
to sell at prices tint suit all. We can
assure our readers and friends that
nowhere can they do better, and cor
dially invite them to call on these gen
tlemen and "see for themselves,"
Form t of' Jn.r Kxn ii-tox. Ar
rangements having been completed by
Hev. C. W. Shuv, of this city, with
the Oregon & California Iiailroad, Or
egon Central Iiailroad, and with the
U.S. X.Co.'s steamers, both on the
upper and lower ( oluinbia river, the
people of the State are invited to take
part in a grand excursion on the 4th
of Juty i.ext. The fare has been re
duced to half ratio, for the round trip.
It will doubtless be a time ot grand
reunion, as excursionists will be
brought from points south of Hose
burg, and as fur east as Wasco county.
As soon as the number of persons
wishing to take part In the excursion
at any point on the railroad Is aseer
tained.the rctpilsite number of passen
ger coaches will le ordered to that
point, and being left there ou the
litght of - .Clie 3d, can lie taken posses
sion of by the excursionists, (lagged
and decorated to. suit them, and will
be for their exclusive rise during the
excursion, so that each community,
a- it were, will havo an excursh ou its
own hook. Tlw excursionists from
eaelipoi.it along the line of the 0. &
I'. Railroad can meet on the evening
of tlie first of duly, elect a chairman,
and select the point at which they pro
pose to celebrate Portland, Astoria
or the Cascades, if either Astoria or
the Ca-cadc vthc number of such per
- !is wishing to.gfl to those points will
lie telegranhud, free of charge, by the
-taiioii operator totheO. 8. X. Co.'s
office at Portland, and the necessary
number of steamers, appropriately
victualed and decorated, will lie ir
readine-s to receive them on their ar
rival at Port'aud. If Portland be de
cided imon, the variotV hotels will lit'
Informed of the number of guct
whieh they v v (.;tl!e,l upon to take
care of. So th: t all needed preparations
iu be made for their coutfdrt and
ea e upon their arrival there. An ar- j
rangemeni has been entered into with !
hotel proprietors in Portland whereby
they agree to entertain guests at about
lull' the UUKll charges, so that for
ph a a r . comfort, ease, and cheapness,
the coming fourth of .Inly excursion
w ill I c the greatest scheme for general
enjoyment ever originate I on the Pa
cific coast. That it will be a grand
success, we ban' not the least doubt.
time An Tiieuk. It was a touch
ing -iiilit. and one well calculated to
reassure a fi eblc faith in huuiau kind,
to observe an Inebrbifed constable led
tenderly home by a forgiving prisoner
w hom he had just arrested I
An i Iregoujl temocratlc i tutor's tite
ment that "We are living at this mo
ment under alisnlute desiotym," is
explained by the fact that he has late
ly been married.
A California editor heads au article
hogs." The subject of the article is
delliKjuent Mibscrlbers.
A gentleman recently made a bit
with his wife that h" Could undress and
'go to I oil, gi t up. dies, and then un
dress and go to bed again, while -he
was preparing to go to bed and be
won the bet.
' An imiHcuse number otneonle are
expected to take part in the 4th of July
excursion, as the fare for the round
trip, either to Portland, Cascades or
Astoria, will be less than halt the u ual
rates charged, giving people a chance
to take a ride ou the keers and steam
boats, and see Hie country, that may
never occur again.
If you want to know how long it
takes a man to
move his "household
and kitchen furniture'' when invited
so to do by the Sheriff, go ami ask
somebody tliat knows.
The beautiful and interesting Si wash
babes that were lost on Tuesday, caus
ing the dark-eyed Klootchtuan (we
mean their mother , who ha iled their
Camas and crickets for them, such
agony of mind as to change her com
plexion from the color of the bottom
of a camp-kettle to that ofa yellow
brown, w ere found, late in the day, by
Mr. Arnold, thus culming the fears of I
tlie wailing mother and sulxluiug the
commotion into which the loss of the
babes had thrown the Indian camp a1
I lie east end of tow it.
The celebration on the tth at this
! city N intended to extend three days.
and will include trials of speed over
the Fairground race track, etc. Lib
eral purses w ill be offered, free to all.
Albany is bound to be ou hand this
time.
Corvallis has elected an anti-whisky
municipal ticket.
PROKSfKKiAL C.titti. Dr. -L W.
Harris his located among us tor the
practice of his profession, having ta
ken the office formerly occupied by
Or. V. B. Bice, on First street adjoin
ing the telegraph office. The Dr. is a
young man of fine ability, excellent
reputation a gentleman every way
(lualifleil to give satisfaction to those
who may need his professional ser- !
view. 8ee card. '
Xevv Goods. Mrs. Bridgcfarmer
received a splendid invoice of new mil
linery per last ocean steamer, to which
the attention of the ladies is specially
commended
Tkukiiilk Flint at tlouvAi.i.ts.-
Xews reaches us just before we go to
press, that a most destructive tire oc -
curred at Corvallis on Wednesday
night. Some nine new buildings on
Maine street, the scene of a devastat
ing fill- but a few months ago, arc
laid in ruins. The lire originated in a
two-story frame dwelling, owned by
Mrs. Dolise. flic lower or first story
of Which was occupied by has. Kiefer,
of this city, us a lieer saloon. The tire!
spread rapidly, there being a brisk
wind blowing from the lifif-thwest. and
soon the entire block, from Fisliet
two-story brick on the northern corner
1 of the block, southward was in ablaze.
defying all efforts to save. As before
stated, nine buildings were destroyed,
occupied as follows; Five saloons,
two butcher shops, one dry goods and
grocery store, and one saddle and har
ness shop. Hut one of the buildings
burned was insured. The City Hotel
! which stood on the corner south of tin
buildings burned, was several times on
lire, and was only saved by the pcr-is-
.oni euon- oi panic-- ioiii .ucni mo
extiiigui-lici-s. eight of which were
kept in con-tant use. We have beard
no reliable estimate of the loss, hut
suppose it i- large, and wiil be serious
ly tell bv our terribly unfortunate sla
ter cilv." It i; thought the lire WUs
the work of an incendiary, as no fire
had been used in the building in Which
the tire originated for Some hours.
We hope if such prove the ease, the
guilty party may l3 speedily detected
anil brought, to justice.
L&ef Since writing the above, we
le.irn that Mrs. loli-c"s building was
Insured lor lt()()0, and two of the other
buildings were covered by insurance
policies. Messrs. J. W. 'Williams i
Co., the dry goods linn mentioned, we
are glad to learn, had an insurance on
their stock. Williams & Co. succeed
fd in removing the larger portion of
heir good, li. C Bird removed all
h, bar fixtures, counter. &c., before
I lie lire reached his saloon, and the
door.-and windows in the building,
aim noting to -.vj or ((JO in in'iie, wcro
i veil,
I- BOM
Through
Luper wt
.TOIIX 1 1 AY VAIXKY.
the kinduess of Mr. John
are allowed to make the
following extracts from a private let
ter received by hini, dated John Pay
Valley. May 7tb, 1S7J. written by a
former resident of Linn county : They
were anxious tor more rain, as very
little had fell in the valley up to the
date of the letter. Farmers had all
got through seeding, and the prospects
for fair crop: were excellent. Crass
was plentiful and cattle rolling fat.
John Day is pronounced as good a
wool country as the Willamette valley,
and the writer says the only drawback
to sheep raising i- the abundance of
eiyotes. (train and all kinds of vege
tables flourish ill the valley, and salmon-trout
and speckled trout abound
in all the streams. Caltle command
good figures, four-year old bc( f leers
Ix'iug quoted at fSO, e c.vs with calves.
&!.") in $10. fork i- lOeper pound on
loot ;
ram 1 ' ..e per pound :
mtter
! 50c; chickens in
in
toll.
April
was the coldest be ever experienced
The writer thinks tla-valley uusultubh
(6 the fruit business, as severe frost.,
extend clear into May. Land isn-a-onable
in the valley, being held al
- from i to lilil per acre, except in I
some favored localities and where well
Improved.
Nkkp it At. i. Themselves. A par
ty of pos iuus. on their way 1
firmvnsville, Jtlst Friday, came neims
a number of tanners by the road side
engaged in some kind of labor. The
team in which the possums were rid
ing lame to a halt, "hqwdy-dOQl"
w ere passed, w hen OTIS OTTtie possums
us, n intncv. iirongnt out tno "tinie
hmorcd Demoirallc persuader," It
bottle, and invited the tanners to take
a liip. .1 lie lepiv "si-, i,f, m uie
ney; that is the only plonk of the
Democratic platform left intact, the
only thing left for you possums to
cling to, and as you'll need all the
consolation you can get from it to
keep up heart during tlie campaign,
we v.ou't rob you of a drop.-' Fur
ther Invitation!) to drink, even with
the assurance tliat it was hlgh-pjced
stuff and good, proving abortive, the
crest fallen posgums moved ou with
their funeral-like canvass. Shaw, we
learn, deposited considerable cash here
and at Brownsville, and it may lie at
other places, for electioneering pnr-
. :. 'I'l I.. ..... . .. .. ,e . t
ho will lose more votes than he gains
- uiu i e- II- OOM. OIV
by such deposits in Linn county.
.
PKHOXAi Mr. Smith Kno.v, of
Beach, Monte! th & Co., City Milk
but a resident of San Francisco, arriv
ed III this city last week.
M. V. Brown, of the Dm irni, has
been laid up (hiring Ibe week by a
bilious attack. His physician Informs
us tin has no fears it will get away
with Mart.
I. X. Smith. Ep, was the acting
qullklrlver tot the tMmoentt last week
during Mart's Illness,
Judge Cranor is still confined to his
room by sickness.
Judge Helm is canvassing Southern
Oregon in the Interest of the Demo
cratic ticket. SJays he intends to do
his duty as a Democrat, show or no
show.
Attorney General Williams is ex
pected to make speeches at Harris-
,. ln tllU L.itVi ., nt 0, ,
nent points mi Linn county during the
present montn.
Mrs. Sicesney, U nwv visiting
friends in this city.
Bob Head ins been officiating at the
Dtiuoernt office during tho week. Bob
is from tlie Forks.
lu:Ar.iiAMi.KTs.-WIeat never did
look letter or bid fairer to pan. out
; largely.
Weather during the week somewhat
mixed some sun, some clouds, some
rain, 'and somewhat cool. Fair crop
weather.
Politics unlet. Possums averse to
canvassing (lie cotlllty at tlw- same
j time they are freely scattering their
j money in a private way, Democracy
in I. inn coliuty was never
tlioi-baeh-
oughly demoralized or had h
j 1
one.
The Grand Lodge of the I. 0.0. T
i convened at Salem ou Thursday. June
pJtJ
The Grand Lodge t. 0. of 0. V.
convenes at Salem on Tuesday, May
-l-t.
Mr. Shaw, of Salem, candidate for
District Attorney, in company With
C.G. Curl and J.J.Whitney, went
out to Brownsville last Friday, hut re
fused to attempt a speech. He did
not make an impression on the good
viliwis 0( BrOWUSVlBc
in fact if he
had not gone at all he would have
stood much better than he now does.
Wool in the Portland market shows
a declining, tendency. Quoted at 30c
f li,.. but liable to fall at any moment.
Another Republican voter at Jim
Harris' on Monday night.
Late wheat quotations from Liver
pool -how wheat at 1 tiI oi 13s, a
considerable advance, but San Fran
cisco buyers refuse to advance their
rates, considering the advance in Liv
erpool only temporary. Range of
San Francisco market $2-2 10.
Siwaslies are beginning to show
their handsome, sunburnt counte
nances on our public promenades.
New potatoes (( 'alifornla) are retail
ing at Jc per pound at our groceries.
Country hams are retailing at 18c a
pound, at present.
Dow & Crane are on hand again
with a good assortment of all styles
of feet coverings. They have succeed
ed in eradicating the 'tlies,"and hall
marked goods down from ten to thirty
per cent, below former rates a good
place to go to for 1th ot July gaiters.
Ou Wednesday Mrs. A. C. Laytoil
presented her "old man" w ith a little
Lavtotl Mother and daughter doing
I Well.
Prof. Warren has moved into his
new residence one of the most ele
gant looking dwellings in tlie city.
We saw a very rich specimen of
lead ore taken from a newly discover
ed lead somewhere on theSantiam.
John Brlggs -ells tin ware at the old
prices uqtwUlutuudlug tho recent ad
vance in tin.
The patent churn man was in town
in Weibie-day.
Toothache" was w hat's tlie matter
with the honibre, w ho fell down stairs
the other night I
We learn that Jack Splitt has mar
ried Miss Ella Lief glad to hear that
wild Jack lias turned a new leaf.
Xe-inith toots his bom at the Court
House, for the benefit of the possums,
o:i Saturday.
John Clelau is the happy dad ofa
a bouncing boy first of the week.
Eggs twenty-five cents per dozen
receipts fair.
The largest farmer ill Linn county
is Mr. J, M. McCotiliell. lie expect
to harvest this season, should crops
prove reasonably fair, fifteen or six
teen thousand bushels of wheat, and
four thousand bushels of oats.
Quite a number of old time Demo
crats in this vicinity have thrown off
the yoke, and announced that they in
tend voting the Republican ticket.
Bor.
Carothers & Co. flU'uUll a splendid
article ol soda.
The news (torn Benton county is
cheering. Great dissatisfaction ex
ists among the Democracy, and
scratching" w ill bo indulged in Im
mensely.
Through the politeness of Senator
Corbett we are in receipt of Congres
sional Directory for 1872.
Messrs. 0. B. Ilaiglitand Abe Hack
leman arrived home from their trip
cast of the mountains ou Wednesday.
Attorney General Williams, one of
the ablest and most clopient speakers
in the United States, w ill address our
people on Thursday next at one o'clock
P. M. A large audience is expected.
Butter is selling at per
pound ; eggs at 2.V icr dozen ; wheat
at (i.io per bushel ; uaU at itlc per
bushel.
Strawberries are rapidly ripening,
and as soon as cream ripens we ex
pect to be able to corral some.
The Democratic candidate for the
Legislature who lives in the Forks, it
is asserted, omnot mile hi oiei nmiu.
He will make a good Democratic Rei
resentative, perhaps.
More new goods nt Bloln, Young &
Co.'s, at figures to csiiit.
An invoke of 900 bottles were re
ceived by Carothers & Co. the other
day all to be filled with soda.
A. K. Ellis, Esq., Bepubllcan can
didate for the Legislature, called on
us Thursday. Mr. Ellis has Just re
covered from a severe attack of fever.
He is willing and anxious to meet the
enemy, anil lias high hopes for tlie
success of tlie Republican ticket hi
Linn county.
WILLIAM DAVinSOX,
REAL KSTATfc DfiAtEB,
Xo. 61 Front Mrw, Purlin lid, Or,
IIK.lL K8TATK in llilsCITYaiid EAST
IMKTI.AN'll. In (lie Hiosl ileslralllc locali
ties, coiislsliier ol LOTS.ilAl.r' Hl.dl l.s,
unit DMK'KB, BtfCffe unit KTOIiKS; ulno,
tMPItuYS'n FARMS, and votimiilc iiii
CllltlvHtlKl I.ASI'S, loeiitesliii ALL purls of
tlie STATK I'm-SAI.I-;.
UKAL KSlTATK, and ntlier lM-otwrty,
pureliaseil fiircornwlionilenti'i i" Htlsl'ITY
nn. I Ihroititliout I lie STATK nut TEltRL
THHIES, HMtllarnitcareaiiU on tlie tuodt
AIVAXTAiEiifS TEHMS.
HOt'SES and STOtlES lease I. LOANS
SEIIIITIATEH, und CLAIMS OK ALL I I-.-
SCllllTloN's I'ltoMiTi.i ( oi.i.ia ii-.ii;
mid n Kciiuml EIXAXl'IALiui l AHEM I
Itl'SIM.ss nansiieleit.
AtiESTSof till- OFFM'E. In all IheCI
TIESnnil TMWSf- In I lie STATE, will re
eeive .lesetiiiliniis ol FARM PHOPKWY
mid I'mwiiid the suiH' to UlO uliove iel-
3rj. i s
A. VVIIII IKII,
h!J3-:fl, ORE03,
Forw"artliii& Comniison Merclianf-
Aitenl for t fie siileol't lie wleltnited !t Al
WAUOX, uiid all kinds of AGltieCLTt'R
AL MACH1XEHY.
t'(Msi:;,'iliiellls MlllpffC t.
TnW'N l.i TS, iii tltt town Of slie Id, for
stile.
DB. VAX HEX BEIttiirS
Infiillible Worm Syrup.
Its value iii ivmovlna inii-ses of crudities
fl'olll the StOUinCll ftlld 'novels of clliUhvil,
even w here wnrins do not exi HinUOt Ik
too hlgliTy e&tttu&tod.
Fever mid Ague. IVrmim li milnjt de-
bllltatcd by tlie presence of worms in Hie
stomach or bowels, iux1 more Ifubte to have
a pratractel eonrsa of chills and fever.
Tile wovnl feme lies li;ie heen kllOWIl to
etue when nil other remedies have ftlllcd,
esjieeiully in ellOttroa.
. '-. -aV by ,, Ciinitheis A (!o., wbolraalo
.. i iv'all driioiiNs, Albany, Or. Prti
(me lei nr perliiittlc. vte.'l mij
;iv To-Day,
t. tv. iiAitms, a. it.,
IIij rSi-liiii and Surgeon,
At. l:SY. OBECOX.
OUT 'E ONE IKK ill EAST (if TELE
itiiipli (Util e, nn Kiis' mroet,
Uet I leiii-e At Mr. A. Hnokleiimn's. 37-1
i. y,. .iomx n. i).,
PKVstelAN AND SUSGEON,
ALBAN Y, OUEtibx.
OFFICE SOFTIISIHE FIRST STREET,
ui-s'nir-, in .1. M. 't aril's s;u'e-!iiiii-c.
Ri-siitenee isecond slrcet, south ui the
t'ltrtwright W'uivhouse, :i;vt
1'iiriuerM, Tnlic Sotlee
I TAVIM;
PISPOSKI) ni' MY rXTER-
II est in llie I
Iuji Hiixioud to ejiwe mi nil my
Hint coiineetton t VIM El IAi'il.V
mllv mil theiittentloii of nil who
re in nr-
rears, either by note
port tcu'tiratteiitfoii i
At'C .... .
nlletl io yoiirSAC'K
ri:icn
M(lRti W:Uvy A. Wo.. 1. .(Im l.nv-t
liUinuDicl mvr(rfftinuliiA nuv Uuwry in Ihw
world ) ii h inn I in;, 1 nr. two m lit,,,!s, iiiitl
nil Uitti iiirivovt'ini'iil-. li lod Uui worl lilt
t)w Vtivi KiKtiiIon, im.i Utw iinui'l no
Ytwv allien. Is tnmrsicT mi l jiow(!rfnlt ami
jus tlui utnehtnu rot hU cott4taH ovevy
(iinntT will urty v. ho lui ; oiw.
IVJWiitetl. liny tin ,KWt, I'tttv th Wudtl'tl
Iiiiprovu I Velte Srowi'f. Rbid by
UlKADWFMj .V CO.,
01 J stfiiitl, MiU'koi stwvt, San Fmncisoo,
April I9-i'tm,1
i i UM i riiK.
G. I). WHITLOW & CO.,
Inrportein nild Healers In
unit
Upholstery Goods,
ITrst-St., .'i doors Ih Iov.- Connor's Uank,
ALB AMY, OBEGOrV,
Kei'iM constantly on band for sale
Black Walnut Parlor
and Chamber Setts,
Fainted Chamber Setts,
Dining room and
Kitchen Furniture
of nil kinds :
SOFAS.
LOUNOB8,
sl'RISU MATBE8SES,
n:i.V ft EUREKA IIKPS,
It(K'KIN(i CHAIRS,
BED8TEADH,
I'ADLES.
(fflAXLS,
lllttEAFS,
IVHA I'NOTS,
URACKETT8,
HOOK CASES,
SECRETARIES.
DESKS,
ETC.
Upholstering-
in all Its limnctic-i. Unices flllcd with
)irQUiptiiuj and disimteli,
Repairing & nanuIUcturing
(tune t oritur.
fm ( ioods delivoretf to luiy part of the city
6a5" All our work warranted.
Qivu us a Call and Examino our
Stock.
or til y wul be eluuue I a iilusi .ei in n.
ouut. ('. M. CARTWRKIItT.
Albany, May 13, ISIJ-lwSI
; LL cos
lam FoM Yrir!v
COFFINS made to order on abort notice.
E. I). WHITLOW A tU
FobmarrS, 7-Si