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VOLUME VI.
ALBANY. ORW50N, SEPTEMBER 10, 1873.
NO. 1.
DRUG8, ETC
CEO. F. gETTLEHIER,
DRUGGIST,
iSuooeeaor to D. W. Wakefield),
rwwfafc'd Mew BuIMJnr, llrejSWfi,
ALBANY, OREGON.
IiiJer in
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
CHEliTJALB,
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, ETC.
AH articles warranted pore, and Of tat
taat quality.
Physicians prow rir-' tons carefully com
onmded. Albany, Oct. 17, wmtt
A. CAR0THER8 CO.,
-Dealers in
OODDCiM, Oil, FAIJtTN, BYW
lais um, IT',,
All the popular
PATENT MEDICWEf,
FS CliH-r, iaaB6. THBAfiiaa.
MTIOWi PEEFIIMSITi
aa TUr Ut-
(articular care and promptness fiTen
Physldaiis' prescriptions and Family Hec
ipBt' A. CAKOTHEKS ft 00.
Albany, Orstm-4v5
Harder la Albany
MASNEVE TKTBEEN KNOWN, AMD
no threatenln of it at present.
Death
U a thing which wmetlujc must befall
erorysoii and daughterof the human fam
ily ; and yet,
At the Mid-day,
Of your life, if disease lays his vttt hands
mm you, there i t1ll "a balm in titlead,"
by which you may be restored to perfect
health, and prolong your daystoamiracu.
jobs eneui
ByoalHngon
m. c. wivl sc son,
With a prescription, where you can have
It compounded by one experienced in that
particular line. Also, constantly on hand
iiiood assortment of fresh drops, patent
wedicines, chemicals, paints, oils, dye
rtufft, trusses, etc Agents for the
Celebrated VTak Weed Remedy,
Or, Oiwon Ehenmafio Cure ; Dr. D. Jayna
8onsincdleinos,etc
Spence's Positive and Negative Powders
Kept in stock. Also agents for the
Heme Nuattle SWwta Sbtchiaw,
One of the most useful pieces of household
furniture extant- Call and examine.
B, C. HILL ft SON.
Albany, June 10, 71-40vS
Lnff, and ever- affection of the
fwfcungsana Chest, including Con-
oTstotirrOoughb
2anses the lungs, and
thus removing ,hS?miSSS2r
pronared by 8rra w. )WHl?iri'
Srsold by Ebdwotok, HowmMft
Jfim Rnotooo, and by dealsrsgen
MISCELLANEOUS.
TR Eyes! The Emf
DR. T. L. GOLDEN,
Oealist and Anrlat Albany, Urefron.
U. GOLDEN 18 A
I J son of the noted
eld opthaltnic doctor,
8.0 rtoi 'en.
Dr. (Holder has had
experience in treating
the various disenses to
which the eye and ear are subject .and feels
confident of giving entire satisfaction to
those who may place themselves under his
care. April 18, 69.
FOR SALS I
rpHS CELEBBATED W. A. WOOD'S
REAPERS A. MOWERS,
aloe's Headers, (Wood's improved.)
CoqnlIIarfii Indiana Farm Wagon.
The Snasel and Vibrator Threshers,
(best machines on the coast.
Statesman Foreeleed Drill.
Ktw Plows, and other machines.
Call, see, and get price and terms before
buying elsewhere, at my Blicksmitb Shop,
corner Second and Ellsworth sts., Albany,
OW-
DR. GEO. W. GRAY,
DENTIST,
AJLBANT, OBEtWN.
f F FICE IN PABBLSH BRICK nun
J corner First and Ferry streets. Residence-Corner
Fifth and Furry streets.
Office hours fromsto lit) cjock a. ui.,aii"
1 to 5 o'clock p. m, Hf
M. R. Herren, Proprietor.
TXT ILL ENDEAVOB TO BE ALWAT8
W supplied with the best meals to be
had in the market, and will be ever ready
to accommodate those who may favor him
MIL un
W. H. KUHN & CO.
Wholesale and Betail Dealers in
Ml El AND HEATT
HARDWARE,
Farmers' & Mechanics' Teals,
BCiXDEBV HARDWARE,
IRON AND STEEL,
OAK and ELM HUBS,
Hlt MOBT 4c OAK HPOKH,
HlfMOBT AXXSB,
Hardwood Lumber,
Beat Bias SknAs, Pe4es, fte.,
WOOD AND WIW.0W WAtE,
All of which are now ottered to the nab
h.. at lnw rmtpj). As we make the !i sin ess
a specially, we n n(1 keep a better
assortment, at lower price, than aay
house in this city.
W.H. KUHN 4 00.,
Hon tcttn flre-proof brick, First street
Albany, June 14, 1841v4
W. H. McPARLASD,
(LATE V. M. HABVKT A CO.,1
Opposite the betels,
Alhaay, Orefoa,
STOVES, RANGES,
Force and Lift Pump.
LEAD AND IRON PIPE,
Hollow "Ware,
hours wvmmtmu hardware,
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron
ware.
UUWEBT (fitM'K HI THE fMJff.
IjWett trices Every Time.
Properly Bern. tOvt
EPIZOOTIC! D1STAWCED.
THE BAT TEAMmU, IXVEM,
a ND 18 FL0DBI8HIKG LIKE A mm-n
A bay tree. Thankful thr past favors,
a.i.. a MMwrir thA avinttnnontvk est
theflameTthe BAY TKAM will Hwajijbe
rtdy, and easily found, to do any haaltng
Wl VII 111 fclKJ VlfcT HIUIM) " "-"w '"'"
compensation. 6T '"'l'''
A'1FI' fAHV NEWS.
Wm. Cree, an old resident of Port
land, aged 43, died oo Fridny uight
last. Deceased came to Portland in
1S63. was a nittive of Ireland, and left
a large property. ',
At Coos Bayon the 27th ult., Robt.
Hull, aged M. and Henry Hall, aged
16, brothers, were killed by the caving
in of the coal tnlneiu which they were
at work.
The taxable property of Polk county
exceeds fl,60G.OOO.
Delegates to tlie Republican State
Convention from Benton are : A. M.
Witham, 8amBl Case. W. B. Carter,
J. Browusmi ami Sol. King.
The taxable property or Jackson
county Ulja6,ll.
Grant county Republican Conven
tion instrnctt for Hon. B. Whitten.
Hon. J. R. McLain had his right
leg broken above the knee, one day
last week. nl foot caiiitht in the coll
of a lariat attached to a running horse,
when he was dragged some twenty-
five yards. .,
Wasco county w head of
rattle : A.7M hevraas. 13.000 weth 720
swine. There are 880 taxpayers; last
year there were but 531. .
A VOUIlff man lu Rosebunt attamnt.
ed to get away with the old man'a
daughter; the old man smelt a mice:
caught ttte eloping pair, and thereand
then administered men a thrashing to
the boy as he will remember lor a
period.
The wheat crop in Douglas reported
extra. Price per'hueheC sacks fur
nished, 76c. 100,000 bushels had al
ready been sold.
J. J. Comstock aid Ben Holiadav
have formed a partnership, and will
proceed at once to, open a coal mme,
owned by the former on Pass Creek.
Its proximity to the railroad will en
able the Company to tumlsh it at a
price defying competition.
The election in San Francisco is
mixed. It is conceded that tin Booth
ticket got away with 'Frisco.
Latest Mew.
The Oregon Central Railroad
reduced h freights from Cornelia!
to Portland, which took effect Ang
ust 25th. Floor, grain and mill
stuffs toer car load is reduced to 12i
cento per 100 pounds; merohandue,
20 cento per 100 pounds; horses,
cattle and hoga, psr car, $1C; sheep,
per car, $14.
The A .inaal Convocation ot the
Protestant Epiasbpal Miaaooary
Diocese of Oiwron and Washington
Territory, met in Trinity church.
Portiatid, en Thursday evening of
last week. Thirteen ministers were
. ent. Bishop Morris delivered
his annual address to a large con
gregation.
Hie Klamath Indians are very
indignant at the liberties allowed
Soar-faced Charley and tin scouts
who deserted Jack and helped
(General Dava, declaring thst if
i "apt. Jack and the others convicted
are hunsr. Scar-face and the soouto
shall never leave the country alive.
Tho soldiers at Fort Klamath
svrer verigeanoe against Scar-faoe
and Bogus Charley, because they
caught, and brought back a coupie
ot deserters whom they wen sent
after.
On the 28th lit, Captain Ha
bro'ick, with a detachment of 16
men, had gone to the scene of the
manacre ut'Cantoiu Thomas, com
mand in the lavft-bcd on the 27th
of last May, for the purpone of knig
ing the remain of Lieut. Cranston
ami others to Fort Klamath.
Immense gold deposits are re
ported to have been dunovered in
British Colombia, at the head Wat.
era of the Stickeeu river, 240 mileB
back from the coast line.
Rev. Stephen Bowers, of the
Salem pastorate, has received 160
pentoia into the Methodist Church
at that place within the past year.
Mrs. Celia A. Blake, the first
person born in Jefferson county,
W. T., died at Port Townsend on
the 17th met.
For the lack of water and gold,
the Ochaco mines have ou-ga
spiel.
On the 19th ult., the sheriff ot
Whatcom county lost his house,
bam (full of hay) orchard, fences
and farm improvements by nre.
The City Council of Seattle have
deeded to the Seattle and Walla
Walla Railroad and Transportation
Company all the tide flats south of
h mg street, in that city, on Elliott s
Bay.
The road from Lebanon up the
Santiam and over the Cascades is
in fine order. The boulders in the
five crossings ot that river are
thrown out, and crossing is now
good.
A new station, to be called New
town, is to be established two miles
east of Hillsboro.
The number ot resident tax-payers
in Washington county is 1,093;
non-resideut, 243; poll tax-payers,
768.
Much sickness is reported in
Washington county.
John T. Bird, member ot Con
gress from Ne Jersey, on 0e 27th
ult, returned his back-pay to the
U. S. Treasury, iiioludi g interest
on a portion of the amount, which
had accrued by investment
Losses by the recent flood in the
Delaware are put dowu at 1670
000, of which $500,000 may prob
ably tall upon the Delaware and
Chesapeake Canal, $100,000 on
vessels and barges stranded on the
Meadows, and 150,000 on the
Delaware Railroad
Six dwellings were destroyed by
tire at Edgefield, Tenn., on the
27th.
A dispatch from Westminster,
Mil,, August 27th, says that Wm.
A. M&thias, seed 22 years, died,
as was supposed, Sunday evening
of brain fever, and the body was
placed on we. Yesterday, when
the family had assembled for the
funeral services, it was noticed that
the skin had assumed a natural
appearance, and examination showed
that lite was not extinct rhysi
oians were called and M&thias it
recovering.
A fire at Gloucester, Mass,, on
the night ot the 27th nit, destroyed
five blocks. Loss, $75,000.
At Lancaster, N. Y., Henry
Ward Beecber delivered the clos
ing address ot the Woman's Suffrage
Convention, in the open air, to
2.000 persons.
iWn. R. Boyee, President ot the
First National Bank of Lpn, Mam.,
committed suicide, August 27th.
J. R. Rosanguest, Cashier ot
the First National Gold Bank,
Tarrytown, N. Y,, committed sui
cide the other day.
The dairies about St Louis are
troubled with the Spanish fever.
Twenty-five cows died within two
Idays last week. T
W. W. Anderson, of Montana
Territory, has been appointed agent
for the Indians of Milk River Agen
cy. Hon. Joseph Farewell, Mayor of
Rockland, Me., Isaac M. Bragg. Esq.,
Bangor, and Messrs. Pope Bros, Mach
ias, Me., lumber merchants, fully en
dorsed the Shm'dm C'mxrfry Qmiitinn
J'medm, and have given the proprie
tors liberty to us weir names to rec
ommending them.
The latest telegrams give Washburne
100 clear majority over Butler in the
Convention.
Yellow fever is reported In Galveston,
Houston and Shreveport, Texas, and
that a perfect panic prevails, the In
habitants fleeing in every direction.
Five men, sent from Madrid, Spain,
to assassinate Don Carlos, were caught
and executed at Estella.
On the 6th a square of buildings la
Havana, known as the Plaza, were
burned, and twenty lives lost
On the night of the 6th, the Phoenix
plauing.mlll, Chicago, was destroyed
by fire. Loss $300,000, partially in
sured. Morris Puepill was arrested in
Philadelphia on the 5th, charged with
firing the Fashion Stabler at Trenton.
Peace Commissioner Dyer Bays our
soldiers killed but four Modocs, while
the Modocs killed two soldiers for each
Modoc engaged in the war.
Late news from Monterey give
rumors of renewed hostilities in Mex
ico. The Pope is again indisposed.
The most astonishing cure of chronic
diarrhoea we ever heard of is that of
Wm. Clark. Frankfort Mills, Waldo
Co., Maine; the facts are attested by
Ezra Treat Upton Treat and M. A.
Merrill, either of whom might be
addressed for particulars. Mr. Clark
was cured by Johnson's Anodyne Lini
ment. A. T. Stewart's $100,000,000.
Wealthy men are often credited
with greater riches than they pos
sess, and frequently, after diligent
inquiry into their resouroes, find
that they have set too high a limit
to their possessions, it therefore
rarely happens that a man aston
ishes himself with his own ; yet a
little on dit attributes a bit of this
amazement to Mr. A. T. Stewart
It is probably generally known that
Mr. htewart took steamer for
Europe last week. It is not gen
erally known that before his de
parture he made a will. Prior to
making this will it was thought
advitable to prepare a schedule of
his real and personal estate, with
its valuation. Upon the comple
tion ot the schedule, much to the
surprise of Mr. Stewart, and to the
greater surprise of his friends, it
was found that he was worth one
hundred millions of dollars. That
any American citizen should be
possessed ot so great wealth almost
surpasses belief, but the truth ot
the foregoing statement is well au
thenticated. N. Y. Sm.
A little Vermont charmer of 7
years aeut her beau lover a letter;
the postscript was "They that seek
me early shall find me."
A young man has been arrested
at Hudson, Michigan, for spitting
tobacco juice on the back breadths
of a young lady's dress. She had
declined his company from church,
so he walked behind and had his
revenge.
A soft-headed fellow wrote his
name with a diamond on a Saratoga
window. A miss wrote under:
When I see a looney's name
Written upon glass,
I know he owns a diamond i 4
And his Hither owns an ass.
, The girls in a Springfield (Mass.)
factory are supplied by the propri
etors with chewing gum, fai order
that they may not waste time in
talking.
"Oh! George, your sister w a
nice girl, but she does dress her
bead up sol" "Yes," said George,
' but it's the fashionthere's noth
ing in it, you know."
A St. Louis young lady caught
s 180-pound codfish while out fish,
ine with a party of friends at Glou-'
center, Massachusetts, the other
day. , f - ;
A recent visitor to one of the
islands on the coast of Maine discov
ered a school ot forty scholars, all
of whom were grandchildren of on
man. ' v
The editor of a Nevada newspa
pr gives notice that be cannot be
bribed with a five-cent cigar to
write a five-dollar puff.