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FUBLlgKEft XVKRT WEDNESDAY AND
SATUKDAY,
By COLL. TAN CLEVE,
IB EEaiStP BUILDINGS,
Corner fnry and Firjt Stredt.
TKRSIS -IN ADVANCE.
Dm yer.. ...Three dollars.
aumontns... two aoisars,
Todobe of five '.!'.'.! 50 each .
To clab often i 00 "
ADVERTISING RATES.
Transient advertisement, per squaw of
ten lines or WML first Insertion 1 ; each
tubaoqiient Insertion See. Larger adver
ttaemesfs iBMrtad on the most liberal
torms.
PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY.
trIRM TORY,
r Oregon Stale range.
-Hosier
inn h i v- nit 1. 1 i ii . in i ii
rti -J. H. Smith. Hhrrlsburg.
0erwr-Wui. Cvrus, 8ck.
Xvrer -George Hunter, Walla Walla.
tard -lt. P. Olds.
Lady Am't Slnmrd-Un. Chl(X! Olds.
Auikanl Stitmnl W. M. Powers, Sbedd,
Chaplain -Anthony Simpson, Consuls.
tWeV Tt-f-rnltShellpn, Walla Walla
TrttuurT -Tl. A. Wltiel, Turner.
Oree-Mrs. Jane Cyrus, Sclo.
Pomona Mrs. M. Powers. Shedd.
jrjwu-Mrs. L. C. Heed, McMinn vtllc.
BxfCuliv Commill, Daniel Clark, Salem :
R. M. (Jnrney, Ten Mile, DoutrlasCo.:Orlcy
Hull, Walla Walla; ti. A Wells, Buena
Ttsta; Thomas Mnnkers, Sclo; A. B. Henry,
Lafayette; H. N. Hill, Junction.
leers of Central Grange Associa
tion. JVrsW-nt-W. P. Alexander.
Woe iV 'TOlitt-JamesTatom. s
Jtovfrirv-A. W. Stahnard.
Treamrrr -C. P. Burkhart.
Tnutr -P. Shedd. P. Powell.
Gote-KVp-T-Elias Fannlug.
jfaenl-L. C. Burkhart.
Meets at Albany, on the second Tuesday
n each month.
ires
How to no up Shibt-Bosoms.
Take 2 tablespoonsfnll ot best
starch, a4d a very little water to it,
rub and stir with a spoon into a
thick pste carefully breaking all
the lumps and particles. Add a
pint of boiling water, stiring at the
same time; boil half an hour, stir
ing it occasionly to keep from burn
ing. Add a peice of starch pulish
the size of a large pea ; it tin's is
not at hand use a tablespoontull of
gum arahic solution . (made by
pouring boiling water upon gum
arabic and standing until clear and
transparent), or a peice of clean
mutton tallow half the size of a
nutmeg and a tsaspoontul ot salt will
do, but it is not so good, strain
the starch through a strainer or a
peice of thin muslin. Have the
shirts tamed wrong side out ;
dip the blteoms carefully in the
starch and squeeze out, repeating
the operation until the bosoms are
thoroughly and evenly saturated
with starch ; proceed to dry. Three
hours hefore ironing dip the bosoms
in clean water ; wring out and roll
up tightly. First iron the back by
folding lengthwise through the
center ; next iron the wristbands,
and both sides of the sleeves ; then
the collar-band; now place the
bosom-board under the bosom, and
with a .dampened napkin rub the
bosom from the top towards the
bottom, smoothing, and arranging
each plait neatly. With a smooth
moderately hot rlatiror, begin at
the top and iron downwards continu
ing the operation until the bosom is
perfectly dry and shining. Remove
the bosom-board, and iron the front
of the shirt. If the irons become
rough or smoky, lay a little fine
salt on a flat surface and rub them
well ; it will prevent them from
sticking to anything starched, and
make them smooth.
Cheap and Kxcelevt Candles.
A correspoudeot of the New
Englatut, Farmer eay: have
tried the following receipe twice,
aod find it all that it is cracked up
to bs. Hum no doubt that it
would have been worth more than
Wkno it twenty
p.. .Most farmers have
ale fat and dirty
1 N made into
dies at a trifling expense,
iininii m
wiflOvrxwWl
through the last summer, the laid
candles enduring the heat ti bert
and burning quite as well, and
giving as good light as the tallow
ones. For 12 pounds of lard take
,1 of saltpeter and 1 pound of alum,
dissolve the alum and saltpeter in
a gill of boiling water, pour the
compband into the lard before it is,
me ted: stir the whole until it boils,
skim off what rises; let it simmer
until the water is all boiled out
or until it ceases to throw off steam,
pour off the lard as soon as it is
done, and clean the boiler while it
is hot It the candles are to be
molded,' you may commence imme
diately, it to be diped, let the lard
cool first to a case, and then treat
same as you would tallow."
Weak and Tear on the Line.
Through the thoughtlessness and
carelessness of housewives, says a
lady in the Ohio Farmer, many
linesfnl of cloths are worn out more
while drying two or three days,
than they would be in the honest
wear of two or three months. How
the vicious winds do whip and slash
and snap and crack those good
sheets and shirts and table cloths
that I see from my window ! No
honest wear is ever going to make
one's garments cut up such antics
as does this angry gale ! And yet
there they hang, twisted and twirled
and writhing and wearing out,
through very carelessness. Good
material is worth makeiug up well
aiid then worth the preserving.
Calico dresses should never be hvze
if it can be prevented ; wring them
well and hang them in a room
through which a stovepipe runs. If
you have a spare upper chamber !
or any old house or shed it is better
to hang clothes in than to put them
out for an indefinite time to battle
with the elements. I always feel
uncomfortable it I have a washing 1
out on the line and . the weather is
unfavorable about as much as j
though I had lost mv garters or
broken my shoe-laces.
Moonshines. To make "moon
shines," or wine cakes, roll a coffee
cup of pale yellow sugar, and put in
a bowl, then add the yelks of 6
eggs and a pinch of salt, beat well
and pour into the flour tray, and
work into a soft dough ; roll very
thin, and cut out with a" large tum
bler ; drop into a trying pan f hot
lard, and cook quickly. When i
done, sift white sugar over them, j
Dprable-Stove-Blackino Hy
adding a teaspoonful ot pulverized
alum to half a package ot good
stove-polish, wet up with a little
water, much time and labor will be
saved, as a stove polished with this
mixture will remain bright along ,
time. It should be applied when
the stove is nearly cold, and With a
dry brash robbed until it is dry and
shining. 5
fri
Olympia pays attention to a
street preacher.
Several Tacomaites have been
arrested and tried rioting.
Three hundred workmen were
on the grade of the Olympia Kail
road laif Friday week.
The Olympia Debating Club has
fizzled. Cause too much learn,
ing; got in advance of the age.
UicfcartjMwre, oiwiaefnty,
W. T., was taken to the Insane.
Asylum on last Wednesday by the
Deputy Sheriff of .that, county.
Salem has about three miles of
water mains.
ACornl man Has two pet,
but not tame, wolves.
Ilichnn Mnrria will hold KniftM. i
r r - -r- - i
pal services in Oakland next Sod- j
I t.f.4 i i
r.'s'
W (Kit
wfl! begin at !
ALBANY gglgTER-
' Sevenl6ettDaninriigrant hate
recently arrived at Corvallfe, look-
ing tor home.
Farmers are now talking politics,
having compleied their spring sow
ing. There are 02 operatives employid
in the Willamette Woolen Mills
at Salem.
The excitement in relation to the
Stickeen mines is abating, as late
reports are unfavorable. Next.
The Corvallis brass band furn
ishes music to the people of that
town three or four times a week.
One thousand acres ot sod land
has been put in grain this season
near Perrydale, Polk county.
A man named Wessel died very
suddenly at his residence near Hub
bard Station on Friday night of
last week.
It is rumored that General Jeff.
C. Davis will make a Summer tour
through
the Spokane and Cceur
country. Orders have
d'Alene
been issued to prepare wagons, etc.,
tor the'trip.
In speaking ot the Temperance
Alliance the Olympia Transcript
says : This organization met in this
city on Wednesday, but was not
largely attended or very extraordi
nary in character.
NEW TO-DAY.
Forjalo.
A FARM, AUJIUMMI TtiI!T,
well improved, with House and Barn
and all kinds of Fruit and Onmincntnl
WSlBSBSt
muem, ur., .nun n hi, i-u
BEDDING t
UPHOLSTERING !
W.J. WARREN & CO.
Upholsterers,
First Street, t I Albany, Oregon,
'I'll t .i
A RE PREPARED TO FURNISH ALL
kinds of
1'phoKteriiig,
Ac, to order. Being prncfleal workmen,
thev Kiiamntee mtNoctlon.
All upholstery work done In Albany.
Call and examine our stock and wor k.
W. J. WARREX A CO.
April 18,1874-M
The Imported Pereberon Ktalllon
White Prince,
iriLL BE AT THt LIVERY STABLE
TV of Messrs. Marshall ft Schlosscr, in
Albany, Monday afternoon, Tnecday, and
Wednesday forenoon of each week, and
on Thmsday aflernoon, Pridav and Satur-
? the livery, stable of
Mr. pnrbin, Baletn, from April 1 to July
i. im-
Tumi f.,1-f Ho HT1 rtilli .Iil!fc W. 171
itrofr-WTTJin n -.. Td'i
fOO, U. S, QM4 Coin.
dV
.Piml
A ITew Ideal
A
WILSON
SHUTTLE
FOR
50 Dollars!!
FARMERS,
MERCHANTS,
MECHANICS,
AND
EVERYBODY
Buy the World-Renowned
THE ,
BEST IN THE WORLD!
HTThe Highest Premium was
awarded to it at
VIENNA;
Ohio State Fair)
Northern Ohio Fair)'
Amer. Institute, N. T. :
Cincinnati Exposition i
Indianapolis Exposition
8t Louis Fair;
Loaislaaa State Fair;
Mississippi State Fair;
and Georgia State Fair;
FOR BEING THE
BEST SEWING MACHINES,
and doing the largest aid best
range of work. All other
Machines in the Market
were in direct
COMPETITION ! !
tWFor Hemming, Fell
ing, Stitching, Cording,
Binding, Braiding,
Embroidering, Quilt
ing and Stitching fine
or heavy goods it is
unsurpassed.
Where we have no Agent
we will deliver a Machine
for the price named above,
at the nearest Ball Road
Station of Purchasers.
Needles for all Sewing Ma
te for Sale.
m Machines taken in Excitant
,Jiitt 'Mt'i hhIH'i "Mtsfof
' i jmmm wamkj. abcm,
Wl!itf St vrln !ah1n C."
38 Cleveland, Uhio. A
ADVKHTKSEMENTS.
PETERS & SPEIDEL,
MAM KAITt KKKS UP
Carriages
A Wagonsp
Of Every Deswlptloii,
.ALBANY, ORCGOK.
MANrrACTi;RE TO ORIER AST.
und all stylos of
Wagons, Cuninsres, Harks,
ftc., at as n-asonnlilp rates as the nse of
ROM material and first-class work will Jus
tify. Ki'Twlrlna neatly and expeditiously done
at low rales.
Shop on Kerry lietwcen First and Second
streets.
PKTKRS ft SPKIDEL.
Albany, March 7, 1S73-27
MARBLE WORKS.
iao.ItOE& STAIGEK,
Dealers In
Monuments, Obelisks, Tombs
II ad and Foot toues,
K.xei'iiled in
California, Vermont and Italian
. ' Marble.
1 SALKM. OREGOX.
IIHAM'II NHWP AT AMIAXT.
ecifiss
No better
tvliiener fit
cy or i r. i s. I oli'nau'a n ;
hi- , ifli.'ti ,i .
Kxtraef of Kiicalyp'ns can Ire desiml, than
the following smmnary of canes, trailed
with this remedy alone, by that eminent
idiyxicliin. Dii. IJV! Wo 8T i . In the X .
S. Vdilne llosnllal. San Fmnelseo. n'lKirt
ed in the A'v.iti X". IS1
Journal: Sailjami MMIIA
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7
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4
25
19
Iiifliim. ofUldiieyN
liluretla 10
4
lnrnntliieiieeol'1'rine 3
Mriesnre 6
Inanin.orBlmlder 27
HleniMirhnKla m
laena' of the Heart.. 7
Mjrieulery 4
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M.niHMin-i.T ciirrnno ativr or trie above,
are the reports or the experiments with
f.ncalypias bv Ir. l.oiTiiiier, of Berlin.
Prussia, and Itr Kecle., Chief Phvsielair
of the Atwtr fan BSllwny Co.. pnblfshed In
the Am. Mil. Jim. July, MM,
It Kill lie found verv .fflcaelons in obsti
nate eases or liyspeps'fa, Ilronehltfs, Hnck
IntrfouRh Chronic Sore throat, teneor
rhea, etc., and in nausea during prntrnan-
nr.roleinan'anonble
Extrnef of Eiiealyp-
timisn spciliil prepoja
tlon lor the treatment ot
t'EV 1. and a ui E,
and is wurraotid !
eiii. every en treated
no-fmllnjf to directions,
without the Injurious
lvsiiltsof the usiial Qui-
nlhn .....1 ' 1-1
. , ..nil. ,,M II II ill I, "111-
eilies for that disease. Alan pure fluid ex
tract of Encalyptus. fn one pound liottles,
for physicians' use Beware or imitations,
and take none but Coleinan. For sale
eyerywhete, nnd by I odite CaletftCo.,
Druggists, Portland. Agent fbi-oregon.
v5n3ilv
REWARD
FOB AN
Incurable Case!
XDR. IX RICHAtTS
GOLDEN BALSAM!
After ten years' trial on tail Cout hsa
proven Itself the only curative tea eertalaclu
of diseases pronoauoed by medical partition,
eraasincimbla.
Dr.LeBichao's GOLDEN BALSAM fia.f
CbDcm flrrt sod tecoa ittu. Bores on
the Lea or Body; Bore Kan, lyes, Nose, feci
Oupper.colod Blotekaa, SysbtlMo Cstarrh.
Dleeued Bcslp, and all primsry torniB of the
disease known m BypbiUa. ftfre, It per be,
tie, or two lor $9.
Sr.LeliGaan's GOLDEN BALSAM No. 2
cures Tertiary, Memorial, Byphf lltjo Bkeonuv
tlsm, MM in the Bones. Becltot the Heck, UV
cnated Bore Throat, Syphilitic Baih, Lamp
and Contracted Corda, 8MieM of the Limbs,
and eradicates all diseases from the system,
whether ceased by indiscretion or abase of
menmrr leering the Mood pare and healthy.
Pri)e,alwboae,eerwlor9.
Sr. Le Itehn's G0LD8N SPANISH AN-
Udoca, thaOare o eeaaorhew, Gleet, Irri-
warei, ana au uaoanr, or ueenal
Price,
a, per doh
Br. U Uckii'i COL 118 SPANISH II-
oToomioibaaLj
IntwrTolelKrea!
of the Kidneya ad Bladder.
and all dieeaete
Price, tl.90 per bottle.
m
AtoAxmti MA tBlKHTOwOUDBBT
POM for Seminal Weakness, HJaht Kmia.
sionTlmpotency end all dlaeatNai&ayfrom
MMtnrhatioa tad excessive abuses. Price. $8
Per bottle. The genuine OOMMff BuaiN la
puUip only to round bottlee,
be sent to Uprtif?cemww
aiftaSA
both taltoW and (aid candles all
, w.c.Bwa.
prox.
Albany, or., Aptu, wit -am