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LOCAL MATTERS.
Tffll COTKTV CANVASS LET ALT,
'h uv ClfT Is u-lll lip 04w.11 liv n ref-
I 1 W ..... " vh '
creiiee to the list of appointment!) niIi-
li-hed on the seventh age oftlie ltltt-i-i
Kit. tlie county canvass commences
Monday next, at Halsey. We
w rite this to urge Upon the HeptiMi
c.m voters of the different precinct''
where (lie candidates are advertised to
address them, the necessity of coining
nut to liear lia-m. ninl by your pres
ence sIkov that vou feel an Interest In
tlie success of the principles advocated
ami carried out ly the great Kepuhll-
iran party tlie party tliat saved the
life of tills great nation in the hour of
peril, and which has so administer
ed the affairs of this Government,
since tlie putting down of dydra-1 lead
ed rebelftnn, n to oanse it to l hailed,
all over the world, as tlie greatest and
most prosperous Government ou tlie
face ot the earth. Sliow by your pres
ence that you are not only a Republi
can in name, but that deep down in
your heart of hearts there is an abid
es love for the tenets and principles
of tint party that leads yon to w ork
aial lalior with all the will and energy
you can command for their complete
and overwhelming success. The Re
publicans of I. inn county are stronger
to-day in numbers, In faith, in a good
and righteous cause, than ever before.
There is more hojie of success. The
limes are propitious, and if each man
will put his shoulder to the wheel with
a determination to do what I can for
the success of the Republican ticket,
we will win. We haves good ticket,
a ticket tliat will compare favorably
with any ever put into the field by our
party men who are every way su
perior to their Democratic opponents.
Men of intelligence, men of solid
attainments, men of large brain and
high moral standing, who are deserv
ing of the hearty support of their fel
low cit iwns; men who, if elected to
the Legislature, will honestly and con
scientiously perform the duties assign
ed them, without fear or favor. They
are made of the right kind of metal,
true as steel, and having a due sense
of the obligations they owe to tlie
1-cople of this great commonwealth,
can not, either by tin eats or bribes,
be swerved by a single hair from the
plain line of duty. J-et all wlio desire
la purge our Legislature oi tlie rotten
ness and corruption which character
iceu its lasi session, mil la in eeimiii:; ,
honest and capable men to its liall
to the end that the poor settler may
no! be robbed of his home by "swamp
luiid acts;'' tliat our State treasury
may not be robbed by unconstitutional
salaries to State officials ; that anoiher
quarter of a million dollars may not lie
given toa ftvorite "Ring" for budd
ing locks with fur brush and mud;
tliat uq more "litigant" swindle may
I;.
l;rpetratedi causing you to pay 21 j
j'ji' uuiiees tliat, before its enactment,
tiie same aper charged but 7 50 Am,
r.nd to remedy other evils tliat have
grown out of a licentious, wicked and
dishonest administration of the affairs
ef State. Show by your presence that
yon do not countenance these dishon
est acts, but tliat you stand shoulder
to shoulder with the great party of re-
form, which proposes to administer '
the affairs of our State iu strict accord
ance with the letter of tlie law, and by
economy and lionesty build up a great
and powerful State. Once again wc
urge you to come out and hear your
candidates remember the time aud be
tin re early.
New Advertisements. See pio
gmmme of tla? proposed celebration of
tlie glorious 4th of July, by our citi
zens, ou the Linn County Agricultural
Siety's grounds, one mile south of
Albany. ,
R. W. Downman, attorney, Wasb-
ington City (D. C). Ims an ii.U-restlng
notice to ixirties occupying lands in
the Grande Ronde and Siletz reserva
tions. See column ad. of the grand Rail
road and Steamboat Excursion, to
Portland, Dalles or Astoria, (as parties
Uiay elect), on the 4th of July.
C. Mealey's new ad. will reecirc at
tention next week.
Blah, Youso & Co. Are receiv
ing goods by almost every steamer,
thus keeping up the very large and
varied assortment of goods with which
their shelves and counters are eon-
gtantly filed, and their unsurpassed , benefit of water-power to run his ma
CiAiliUes for buy htg goods eiiabletltem ' ehinery. He will continue his shop
to sell at prices that suit all. We can
assure our renders and friends tliat
nowhere cau they do better, and cor
dially invite them to call ou these geu
tle;uen and "see for themselves."
I .
Jopw OlaT, We have had a fair run
of job printing during the week. All
styles of work executed with neatness
and dispatch. We are in receipt of
new tto. k. ink", eta, and are better
prepared than ever to do food, work.
CoUK on with yew printing.
Letter from H akri'MUC. A let
ter from Harrisbnrg, signed J. C.
Suorignra, mailed to the Demoent
with a request to hand to us if refused
Insertion in its columns, lies before us.
1'be letter is devoted to Xesuitth's
speech in tlmt place on the 17th. We
i have room only for tlie closing para-
IMU 1
,rrll . ,,
'He denounced tlie whisky and
avaricious ring in a sarcastic vein;
said t luil tlie whisky trullic demanded
every effort of reform, etc. lint just
here Mr. N. relaxed his dignity in
catering to tlie ear of tlie whisky ring;
said tliat legislation could not. nor
never kid, aided moral sua -Ion iu tem
perance reform, and fed tlie perverted
pas-ion witlia little false and truckling
jest concerning tlie whimsical prestige
of the State Temiierance Convention,
,,lc. j K?rn.i to thus speftk of so worthy
a Democrat. Rut, sir. 1 am blind to
the consistency of this parade about
Reform, while we yet impugn tlie
most eihVient means."
Wimhis Kka I i i;- AND MoWKRJ
the most wonderful Improvements ot
the present age. The success with
which the above jn tly celebrated liia
cblnes have met With throughout the
entire world should be sufficient guar
antee to convince the most skeptical
of their true merit. They, without a
(pie-tion ofdoilhf, have received more
encomium- by way of award-, medals,
tir-t premiums anil flattering testimo
nials from the press, in this and for
eign countries, than any other ma
chines extant. As proof of litis state
ment it affords us pleasure to state, iu
this connection, ih.it at the great field
trial at Owatonna. Minnesota, b. hi in
I uly and Aupi-t. IsTl. the oHicersof
the State Agricultural Society being
the judges; the competing machines at
this trial were the t'launpioii. Buckeye,
Met ormick's Advance, Excelsior, Ker
by. LittleChaniplon, Harsh Harvester,
Johnston, Williams, Ac, &c. a list of
competitors that any one might well be
proud to lead, at this trial like all others,
the highest prize, the Grand Oold Med
al, was awarded to the Woixls' Ma
chine. Iu 1S71 the Japanese govern-
inent sent their agent or commissioner
to this country, and amomig the vari
ous machines he examined be selected
; the Woods, as the most complete Rea
per aud Mower, and took tlieni back
1 to Japan with him. The head putters
' anil deMit for these Machines U located
at the warehouse of V. 1!. Conistock
& Co., at toot ot I'.llswoith street.
District Attornkt. Our candi
date for District Attorney. Capt. X. B.
Humphrey, is one of the most popular
men hi I. inn countv. and will doubt
less lead his ticket by many votes. In
the social circle he lias few equals ; as
a business; man he is prompt, hont
and reliable; his ability as a lawyer
is unquestioned, as those wlio know
him best will vouch, aud If elected
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1 I' 1 J t e , v. uu .i.'iim wii tin .1 v . ii ,
he will make the most popular and
thorough ofllcer the district lias ever
had. Mentally, morally and physical
ly lie is far superior to bis opponent.
Shaw, and we fully and freely endorse
him as our candidate, and predict his
result in June as certain.
Indians Small Pox. Quite a lit
tle breeze was raised during the week,
ow ing to the circulation of the report
tiiat the Indians at Siletzhad the small
pox, and tliat there were a number of
Indians camped on the outer edge of
the city who were supposed to have
recently came from and belonged to
Siletz. Our city authorities were ap
pealed, to and we beleve did, at otiee
inform the Superintendent of Indian
Affairs of the presence of these Indians,
and requested tlieir immediate remov
al. We arc informed that tlie few In
dians here at present left the agency
liefore the prevalence of the dreadful
disease, and are therefore free from
the infection. The authorities should
see to It that no more Indians are al
lowed to leave tlie reservation until
the small pox disappears. Inducing
Indians to return to tlie reservation,
when they know that small pox pre
vails tliere. is almost impossible, as
there is nothing more dreadful to an
Indian than the small pox.
Work. Disaffection in the Demo-
cratic ranks is daily growing wider
and wider. There are candidates nn-
on the ticket that honest, conscientious
meu cauuot support ; and if Republi
cans will work with the zeal the gieat
cause deserves, from now until tlie
evening of tlie day of election, we
sliall come out victorious sound, hon
est, canalilc, reliable men will be
placed In office ; the heavy burden of
taxation which now hangs over us.
will be reduced, aud tlie land will
once again rejoice with fatness under
Republican ruK
Gone toJeefersqn. John Metzler
has removed his chair factory to Jeff
erson as lumber for ulailrs Is much
handier at that point, and be has the
In this citv, at the old place, where
turning caitbe obtained as usual, ami
any quantity of cliairs purchased.
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Attorney General Williams.
As we go to press at an early hour on
Thursday, It U Impossible tor us to
give even au outline of Attorney Gen
eral William's speech. Suffice It to say
that It was a masterpiece of sound
logic and anoiment, the effects of
which will tell favorably upon (Ik vote
hi Linn county hi June.
OI HAKBUMtl MU uriTt.K.
llARitlsmo. May 21, 1872.
KbiTOti BllCWVta i A large (?) and ;
enthusiastic (?) crowd greeted ex-Sen-utor
Nesinith aud his body -guard. C.
G. Curl, Esq., at tlieir appointment at
this plan- on Friday, 'be 17th hist.
Mr. Curl opened tlie "discussion,"
devoting nearly all his time to the
"Lock and Dam Swindle." He said
that the offer of the P. T. Co. was en
tirely different to the bill which pass-;
ed tlie Legislature; tliat while tlie
present company, according to the
terms of tlie contract, have to con
Struct tlie works rhirjlftf "stone, iron
and cement." tlie P, T. Co. proposed
to build a slide or inclined plane, with
a stationary engine at the top. Said
the people wanted something more
substantial than this, and hence the
passage of this act. which "would con
stitute one of the brightest pages iu
tlie history of Oregon Legislation.'' ,
He gave us to understand tliat the P.
T. Co. could not have done the work
if they had oil'eivd to have done it
for twi iWAiw uitd a half. Tw o or '
three attempts were made to cheer the
speaker, but they could not -raise the
wind," Until he set down, when they
stamped long and loud.
Xext came tlie Colonel, who said
that Inasmuch a- Judge Wilson had
failed todi-cuss Republican Plat
form, he Would do that thing for Mr.
Wilson, and commenced with the sec-,
ond resolution. He compared Grunt's
admiui-t ration to that of Buchanan's,
aud said While under the latter, in one
year's time, fifty-five million dollars
were unaccounted for. Under the pres
ent more than eiyltt:i Million dollar
Aud&WH nbjlen. Under the present ad
ministration the Indian Department
alone costs the government two mill
km dollars more per annum than any
former administration had doiav.(ac-j
cording to Ne-niitli. and that, loo.
when the Indians are constantly de- ;
en asing. and at the present ratio he
contemplated with tear what the last
Indian would cost, lie next took up 1
the tariff question, and sMke of the j
protection it afforded to American in
dustry; said lie liad visited the Cus
tom Mouse at Portland, and there
found Scott and a lot of big huskies
sitting hi easy chairs, "protecting
American industry." He told us
what he knew of Robinson Crusoe,
Christopher Columbus, Alexander Cor
tex, etc., etc., but said tlieir names
"sunk into insignificance aud paled
tlieir ineffectual tires, on the altar of
his memory, be fore such men as Scott
aud bis great big huskies protecting I
American industry."' But your space
will forbid me following the speaker
through all his remarks. Strange to
say. neither of tlie speakers touched
on the so-called litigant act. Tlieir
efforts were lioth very weak and futile,
and will not add much to tlie cause of
Democracy in this precinct.
The I'uiotl Sunday School picnic,
befit last Saturday near llalsey, was a
very pleasant affair under tlie circum
stances, tlie exercises being conducted
in i he open prairie, without any shade,
except the canopy of heaven. Able
addresses were delivered by Dr.
Marsh, ot Forest Grove, aud Rev. C.
W. Shaw, of Albany. The exercises
were interspersed with music by the
different schools, during all of which
the liest of order prevailed. About
noon the great Crowd, which was va-.
riottsly estimated at from 1,0(10 to 8,
000, repaired to tlie creek and divided
off into little squads, and then partook
of dinner iu regular picnic style. Af
ter dinner tlie Harrisburg Base Ball
Club played a short game ; then tlie
people were again called back to the
stand, where each school sang a few
pieces, which concluded the exercises.
We think everybody must have gone
home feeling satisfied with tlie day,
and tliat they had been to the picnic of
ihv season.
Geo. Cunningham and J. M. Shelley
were last Sunday fleeted delegates
from tlie Harrisburg Sunday School,
to attend the .Sunday Scliool Conven
tion to be held at Albany, on the &th
inst. K. C. li.
Consulting Room. Messrs. R. C. i
Hill & Son have petitioned off a neat j
little consultation room in the soutli
west end of their drug store, for tla;
use aud special convenience of physi
cians and their patient.-, which fact
will be appreciated by them. Tlieir
stock ol dings medicines, etc., is full
and complete.
Kntekitose Ourgoabead and stir
ring druggists, Messrs. A. Carotla;rs
A Co.. are the lirst to employ female
assistance in tlie way of clerks. They
have in I heir employ Miss May Hannan
who waits upon all who desires a re
freshing draught from their refreshing
Artie soda fountain.
Holi.owat'8 Pills are a sure
remedy for all sexual complaints and
may be taken by females of all ages
who are suflbrlug from a disorganized
system, or those distressing diseases in
particular which frequently occur
(from Inattention) at tlie turn of life.
They are so mild that the most deli
cate female may take them with safety.
16 cents per box or pot.
t he Unuwrnry nu t kwaltow K. N.
IlAliltisi'.t lit;. May 20th. 172.
KiMToit Kkuisikh: In your issue
; of the 10th inst., 1 noticed a commii-
ideation from Mr. Snodgrass. of this
Dlace, iu which he has something to !
say about the reforming candidate for
County Judge, IdsdoUy renewing the
pledge. Ac.
Since tliat time Messrs. Tandy.
Hoult ami May
have been laboring
aye. 1 might say lmjiinij Mr. S. to
get Mm to publicly retract what he
said, iu the item above'' referred to.
and have at last succeeded In getting
him to agree to send a statement to
the DnmttCnA to Hie effect that he was.
to say the lea-t. too hasty in making
such statements; thereby leaving the
public to the belief that Judge Tandy
neither drinks nor gambles1. But l
think Mr. Snodgrass w ill lie too care
ful of his reputation to come out and
say that w believes any stich thing.
Bttt w hy do not Hoult and May "rise
to explain," and make au honorable
showing ot this matter? Will nV.v
dare say that Judge Tandy is not a
drunkard and gambler? I hereiitBriu,
and am prepared to prove every word
I siy, tliat tii ( Inili; and further, that
he has been known, more than once,
wlien he has tout a bet, to make the
party refund the money, by threaten
ing to replevy it.
Xow, I appeal to you. fellow Dem
ocrats of Linn, is this the man we are
to elect to the most Important office in
the county ? I say no. I am a Dem
ocrat; advocate the principles of Dem
ocracy, and believe in voting the
straight ticket, as a general thing; but
when such a man as this wines before
the Democracy, asking their suffrage,
I, tor one, "lieg leave to be excused,"
and I am satisiicd that many others
will do the same, if they will hut in
form themselves upon this subject. 1
believe the time has come, when we
should vote for men, for such Offices,
instead of voting the straight ticket,
regardless of who may be placed there
on. S?MAXSFIELD.
The Km ten i at Ai.baky. Our
people have determined to celebrate
the coming fourth of July iu an ap
propriate manner. Tlie Albany Brass
Baud has been secured to furnish mu
sic through the day, an oration will be
delivered, and other arrangements will
lie made to secure to all who come
and celebrate with us a good time.
The celebration will transpire at the
grounds of the Linn County Agricult
ural Association, which will be fitted
up specially to entertain the vast
crowd who will attend. Everybody,
far and near, w ho wishes to enjoy an
old-fashioned fourth of July celebra
tion) is cordially invited to be with us
then and there. Following the cele
bration of the Fourth, the race-track
on the Fairgrounds will be thrown
open, for two days (the 5ib and 6th),
to all desiring to ascertain the speed
of tlieir horses. Liberal purses w ill
lie offered both for racing and trotting.
This fact will no doubt attract a large
crowd, and lively times may be ex
pected. There are several line horses
training on the track at present,
among them some of the finest Cali
fornia horses, and more are expected.
More ok What Horace Knows
Anon' Farmine. Xoodlcs should he
planted on moist soil the moi-ter the
lietter iu bills four feet apart, a good
healthy male and female to each hill,
r.nd covered with a Mackinaw blanket.
TIk: usual yield is about a large pit
full to the hill under favorable cir
cumstances more. For soiin thev are
; gtf mftM,. to le f,,,,t c iles.M;,lke
oysters. No other food should lie
used. In my inaugural 1 shall de
mand that this lie made the national
diet. My Oral official act will be to
plant all the swamp lands to noodles,
from Which may he exmrted enough
to pay the national debt iu two years.
besides furnishing subsistence to each
family in tlie Union gratis. At the
end of my administration they will
' have taken sih.Ii a hold msm tlie popu-
lar stomach, that the people will clani
! or for my re-election and as a public
j benefactor, how can I refuse?
General Aitleoate. We learn
tliat Gen. 'Ltdi Applcgate will deliver
a speech In the Court House in this
eity one evening next week, doe no
tice ot which will be given by posters.
It will lie one of tlw most entertaining
speeches of tlie canvass, and of course,
no one will willingly miss listening to
one of Oregon's most talented orators.
Will not Make the Canvass.
We are Informed that Judge Cranor
In all probability will not be able to
make the canvass, as he is still very
weak from recent illness. We liave
heard the names of both Asa Jones
Esq., and Judge Johns mentioned as
the persons to take Judge Crauor's
place.
A Bell From New York. We
learn that tlie members of the U. P.
Church iu Brownsville have a church
bell, weighing some men hundred
pounds, on Its way hither from Seneca
Falls, New York, where it was cast.
Jt'DOB Boisk. Hon. R. P. Boise ,
will address tlie citizens of tlds city, at j
the Court House, this (Friday) even
ing, on the political issues ot tlie day.
We Iwpe to see tlie house crowded.
Especially do we hoie to see tlie liar
lulls) of our eity Iu attendance,
( mv all, and listen to an able ami
interesting discussion.
HAIL, Glouioi s Sl'ltlsti : Articles
I urcsuuciicu ny me etmor
nt tne berrb. An article on
Spring chickens, for instance, would
i lie acceptable ; anil if any one feels a
delicacy in undertaking the task, let
him or her present us with the pullets.
and we will graciously write tlie arti
cle for him.
Grand Excursion ox thk Foihth.
Following are the rates of fare to all
points and return :
Port- As'o- Cm- lnl
Inn l. via. in U's. Us.
Frin raicenp ft ivtni ftl.OO ts. .1
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Marion
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DOLI.Y VaupESS. For the latest
"Dolly Vardens" go to Mrs. fit. D.
Godley's, where you will find a neat
assortment of the latest millinery of
all kinds. Mrs. G. w ill be in receipt
of new goods next week in fact every
two weeks witnesses new additions to
her handsome stock.
Esl l.t IA1.LY
iti k Ladies.
-The la-
cles arc
especially invited to attend
the meetings and listen to the speech
' es of the opposing caialidates for the
i Legislature. They will be warmly
i welcomed. Come out. bv all means.
Rase Ball Match. -The two Base
Ball Clulis of Corvallll and the two of
this city play match games to mor
row, the feather-weights in the morn
ing, and the firsf-nftiers at 2 o'clock
P. M. Rare sport for the boys may
!c expected.
ReIH'CED. Frank Wood has made
a great reduction iu the price of horse
shoeing, etc. Call and see him.
Pahaoramlet;
-Slight rail i fa II on
Wednesday night.
Frank Redtield and family
Lewiston, I. T., iu a few days,
go to
to re-
side.
Mart. Brown is able to lie out again.
II. M. Brown. Republican candidate
fir Sheriff, was in the city Thursday.
Read the new advertisements.
Our schools are prospering finely
very largely attended.
Judge Baber is building a fine resi
dence on Ills farm five miles south ol
this city.
Strawberries are ripe, and said to be
plentiful.
George Young is on his pegs again
after a severe illness.
Messrs. Warner and Roberts are on
; their way home from the East.
Dr. Hire and family had arrived at
Lapwai all right and hi tine spirits at
1 last Recounts.
; Mrs. Anderson Cox and daughter,
j of Walla Walla, arrived iu Albany.
I on a visit to relations, on Tuesday.
We hear of scores of Democrats all
! over the county who refuse to vote for
! Judge Tandy.
Frank Purdnin, severely hurt at the
! fire at Corvallis last week, is about
again.
Our colored school is largely attend
ed, aud is in a flourishing condition.
W. H. McFarlaud A Co. are iu re
ceipt of many novelties in the line of
stoves tinware, etc.. which should be
examines) by the public
If you wish to purchase one of those
superb Singer Sewing machines, call
at A. Carothers A Co.'s. 'Vlwy liave,
also, a second-hand Grover A Baker
for sale low.
Judge Powell, who liad liecn unwell
for some time past, last week Started
for the mountain to try the bracing
air aud pure water to lie found there.
A large party of onr lioys start on a
six week's hunt iu the mountains im
mediately after the election.
Fverybody wears Dolly Vardoji liats
alio1 it this time of year. Oh, fashion,
fashion !
No special change in the market
price of produce.
The rains that have fell occasionally
in the last two months liave done the
business, and wheat has fairly jumpi d
out of the ground. Tlie prospect for
large crops arc magnificent.
Milt. Beach has removed to Buena
Vista with his elegant stock of goods,
instead of Lebanon as at first antici
pated. Frank Wood has for sale the cele
brated Wood Reaper and Mower,
Seed Drills, Plows, Wagons, etc., for
sale at his shop on corner of Ells
worth ami Second streets.
Hon. B. P. Boise addresses the citi
zens of Brownsville on Saturday.
Give him a rousing tarn out.
Window shades. Chinese matting,
kitchen safes, liook-cases, hat-racks
cupboards, china closets, washstaials,
lounges, Window cornice, picture
frames, spring beds, bedding, aud cab-
iuetware of all kinds, at low figures,
at Clias. Mealey's,
Gils. Lay ton has moved into his new
store, and lias arranged his wares in au
attractive and tasty maimer. Iliu
groceries, provisions, etc.. fresh and
cheap,
TheCorvallls Base Bill Club. Ath
letic, and the Albany Club, (JUickstep,
play a match game in the city to-morrow,
commencing at 2 o'clock P. M.
Blain, Young & U0. have another
arrival of new goods, "i'p to the
tiiiie." is no name for it they're al
ways ahead.
A large and enthusiastic audience in
attendance at the Const House on
Thursday to hear Attorney General
Williams.
Buyers are iwyftg 45c per pound
for wool.
Mr. Clement, one of our baseball
ers, fell and hurt his rieht arm severe
ly, while playing the national game,
on Tuesday.
D 1 K It.
Iii this city. May 17th, 1S72, Racficf,
Wife of John Briggs, aged ."d years.
Mrs. Briggs was bom hi the parish
of Hunslet, borough of Leeds, in the
West Killing, the county of York,
Kuglaml, She was au exemplary
Christian, beloved by all who knew
U:r. She leaves a large circle ol
friends to mourn her loss.
WILLIAM DAVIDSON,
RKAI. ESTATE DEALER,
Xo. 61 frvut Street, Portland, Or.
REAL ESTATE ill thisCJTYuinl EAST
PORTLAND, tn Hit- most i)siltt IikhU
ties, coasisilti'.' of LOTS, BALK HlAH'KH,
and BLOCKS, IKH'SKSaut STORES ; also,
IMPROVED FARMS, and valoa'ilenn
euliiviue l LAX1-S, located tn ALLrarlsof
Hie STATE tor SALE.
REAL ESTATE, and oilier property,
rimvlltlsoU t'orcorrcsjioielf nts. in thMTTA
iiml lliroafttioiil Hie STATE ami TERRI
TORIES, wiili urea care and on ilie most
ADVAXTAOEul S TERMS.
HOl'SEB and STORES leased, LOAX9
SEfiOTIATED, aud CLAIMS OF ALL I E
BCRIPTIONS I'lhiMPTl.Y COtUSCTKD:
and a uimuml FINANCIAL and AGENCY
BUSINESS I nin suet t il.
AGENTS of tills OFFICE, in all tlie ft-
TtESaud TOWNS in tlie STATE, will ir
eelve itesertuifons of FARM PROPERTY
and I'orwiii'd Ibe same to the aliove ad
dress. ti 3
A. WHEELER,
OREUOX,
Forwarding & Commissioii Merchant.
Agent for the sale of I he celebrated BAIN
WAOON, anil all kinds of AORUT'I.TI R
U. MACHINERY.
Consiipliueiits solicited.
TOWN LOTS, tn the town of Sheilil, for
sale,
R. VAX HEX IIKIMUI-S
Infaltiblc Worm Syrup.
Its valne.hl nmovlnu: nuissesof cnulftii-si
from the stomach One! bowels of children,
even wlien worms do not exist, (iiiuiot lie
loo highly estimate 1.
Fever hikI Agile. lVrsmis liococuiiifr do.
btltfa'ed by the presence of worms in (h
stomach or bowels, are more liable lohavu
a protracted course ot chills ami fever.
The worm remedies luvvc Uvn known lo
cure when nil oilier rcim-lies have faffed,
especially in rhlMren.
For salebv A. Carol Iters ,t Co., wholesale
and retail urnicgtsts, Albany, Or. I'rkie
One Inllnr)irr!xlllf. V4na0iilll
Sew To-Dny.
URAXD
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION
TO BK QIVKN BV T1IK
CITlKE.Ms OF AB.lt AM,
AT TIIK
uxx roi'Tt
FAIR GROUNDS 1
oxiu:n OF EXEMIHEM t
The jiroeesHlon will be fonneilatQo'eloelc
A. M., in front of the t'omt House, ill the.
following order:
National Colors.
Allmnv Itniss u,md.
ORATOli OF TIIK DA V,
(C.(J. Curl, Bsq., of Snieni.l
RKAIIKK OF TIIK IIR I.AKATION,
I apt. N. 11. Ilinnpliivv.l
Aiinou Fire Depart uienl (in full uniform).
The Various Simdny (XhoOls.
Invited Ouests and CUiaens,
I'pon arriving Bt the Fair Grounds, the
Ilouiaralfuu of indopendeneo wlfl be rend
by ('apt. N. B. Humphrey, and 1111 oiiilion
delivered by C. tt. Curl, Ksq., of fuleni,
afler wliieh Ibe festivities ofine dny, con
sisting of Music In the ruvlllon, Dancing,
Croquet, Ruse Hall, clc., will commence.
Marshals will lie appointed to nrcoerve
order, mid no liorse-nicing, dniiikeniiess,
or disorderly COWtttel will lie tolrrntKl Oil
the Fitir (.rounds.
Atlrahslon to the Ursmiifct rrre.
BeftaataWBta on Ilie fnlrUronnOVi.
On Hie Flflh nnd Sixth days of Jnly, a
nnine of ssm will lie eoul;Hte.l for, nceoi'd-
in;
ng to progniinnie.
C"A cordial InvMiiiion In oxlended to
nil.
SOTM'E. Parties who were weiipylng
huuU in the "Unind Roudv nnd sile'z Re
non'es," In tlM-Slate of Oregon, In theyeum
isvv'ii, nod hud to tiimmton tile seine In
ronwMpieuee of snlil Rvwrves having liecn
w.-lecteil by tlie C S. lor the sell lenient of
ti' Uogue River Indians, will please mad
their addresses, loi'f.irlhorcorrcsiioiii'.ciic,
to K. VC. DOWN MAX, At t'y, lk.x HI,, Washs
Ington Ciiy, II. C. ;nt4
SVIH lAIi IKS :
Itrewi TrtaMmlnffii. -An exf cnidve vn
rluly of Mk, sullu, ititton mul woolen
dress IciwDilngs, iilwiy in stwrv,
CklRnon.-ltct Mtyhw ceir?mitlT on
hand, at low figures.
MlwrllaniiMM. -I.rnbigii and fliidlngs
of aU gradca mid qualities n full ushhi.
ment.
JACONKTS, Ml SUNS, KMBROIDKEIES.
DIAI'KR IJNKN. Kill AND A IX
OTHER VAR1KTIKS OF
GLOVKS, UOSK ETC.,
AT PRIME CONT.
MKH.IL IK GODI.KV.
Albany, Hay , MR.