OFFICIAL CITY PAPER. ALBANY, FRIDAY, JULY "30. 1875. Tim New York Daily JluUetbi is publishing full details of" the ootid iteon of the weather and crops in Europe. The main weight of the injury to wheat liaa fallen on France, but even there the injury is not no decisive that it might not be remedied by euh-eqaent fine weather. In Germany, the weather ia fair. Tho average in Hungary in nn favorable. Ireland tia suffered from too much wet. Paria papers give the following account of the weather and crops: Ilarvext operations will txw be delayed, and the yield be materially less than last year. The quality ot the wheat has already given rise to general complaints, I! ust has made its appear ance almost all through the country in the West. Central departments com plain that the sprouting which is platn'y luaniiest iu the south threatens exten sion into the central and., western prov inces. The weather has bceu -most de plorable. A copious afiid continued downpour of ram ha prevented the commencement of ha i vest, which works great uueasuies among tarmers. The weather, coupled with an active de mand from the south of France," lias led to an advance in wheat in France of 5 centimes per cental, or irom 85 to 45 per quarter.- There is an equal rims in the value of flour. The wheat crop has yet fffered but little from rain. It fine weather comes soon tho present anxiety wifl Fpeedily be dispelled. The Seattle Dispatch says: On Tues day evening, last week, as the sloop 2kfortha was passing Protection Wand, the men on board dicovcred a stiange looking object floating in the water. Tbey steered towards it, and on picking it up they were horrified to see that it ma a coffin containing the body of a wotrsu wrapped in asheet. The coffin was a plain fir box, and a portion of the lid pas broken oil". The face wa wo much decomp.cd that it was imposs ible to toll whether it wa a whito wo inon or a k tHitchman, though they could make out that the features were regular and the hair long, black and gh-sy. The body was hurried on Pro tection Island by the men who discov ered it, Jas. Wiltson and Thou. Hayne, from whom any information in. regard to it may be, . obtained. They reeide near Port Townsend. : Laura de Force Gordon, prbpietbr aud editor os the Stockton, Cal., Leader on the 23d -of July, brought euit agaii6t the City. Council of Stock ton, praying that a writ of mandamus be issued to compel said Council to ward the city printing to her, the bid i ot tho leader being 33 per cent. lower than the JTerald, to which paper the Council awarded the contract. The Trsbune anounees that tne post master general has set the mail route a long the shores of the lakes for fast mail to the west. It is expected to pe- gin to run by tlie first of October- It will make tlie distance from New York to Chicago in not more than 26 hours, and hope to reduce the time to 24 hnnrs, a gain of 12 hours over the present mail and express time. Tlie amount ot mail matter to be carried will reach 45 tons before the expiration of six months. The greater part of the work of distri. butiou will be done on the cars. Newt paper will be trken in by the bundle and toldeq and distributed on the cars. Re'ays of clerks win be stationed on at Syracuse BuSaloand Toledo This en terprise will uot cost one cent additional expense, 'the railroad having met tlie government in tbe most generous cpir Ot. The Democrats met in State Convention at Salem yesterday Thursday, bad a vigor ous fight over tbe nomination for Congress? man. The. nominating were f Lan of Douglas; Nesmitb of Polk; Hsycten. of Polk Page, of Multnomah; Slater, of Union; Slieli of Marion; Reed of Multnomah; WbUaker.. of Lane. Slater and Pag, were afterwards rsaolutW As we have not rd tha plat form. w we "fraln from comment. A fjommattoa was not reached to w Fpll1,T the vote, being pretty evS tween Laue, Whitaker and Reed xhU morning Lafayette Lane, of Douglas, recelv ed the nomitwton. ncti. The British Parliament almost nnl-i inotMly voted 7ia000 for the expense r - -. ...n u iiium. xnu may appear enormously extravagant to Amert ca, but the British Government understand tbe Importance of display when treatir.ir with Orien tals. Tbe Prince's visit is of a Ctplousauo nature, for the purpose of sfwngtheBHig- the ties between tbe two countries. Being a King in prospect, be must travel la royal state, to command tbe respect of bis future subjects, and if be makes a good impression, tbe mosey will cave been well Invested,- Some boy-s carelessly set fire to a grass pst oe&r Gov. Grover's barn at Salem tho c- wer dsy, and only by exrraordinary ef forts were the tci:.3g and contents saved. ; . j ii i -r' '- SaleKltes Ave !Ir. Hammond only 16t fc?r bl fjvk- s tliere. Tl ew buiklingf at Philadelphia are on a scale of prodigious magnitude. The main one is l.SSOlt long and 464 wide, and covers twenty acres. M mortal Ha',1 U to be of granite, glow and Iron, 305 feet long 210 wide, and 59 In height. HortIcntur.il building, iron and glaaa. 383 feet long, 193 wide, and 72 high. - Machinery building. 3.824 feet long, one story, ami cover tbii teeu acres. Agricultural Hall, 820 feet long. and eimw ten acre. All these vast structures an; expected to be finished early next Spring. The firm of palmer & VVoodrnff.drnggUts of Rosebmg, were robbed on List Saturday evening of $250, Which tliey had concealed in their store. Te thief U ot jet known, although suspicions are entertained of a certain person whoso tin me tliey do not propose to give at presei.t. The trial of John D. Lee U progressing In Salt Lake City. The evidence so far elicited proves what has long been elm rged. that the Mormons massacred an emigrant train at Mountain Meadows in 1S57. There was a French regiment in which d.ielmg was all the rage, Tlie offleer were ?iV?i,yS?htl''FJia,!h ",er- wptii op httle affairs with the oftlcer ot otlier rei- ments. At lint the War Oirlce, wearit-d out of patience changed the voinmnmliiio ott,r: . A Colo";l was sent down who would be sure to put a stamp on such nonsense.' A few days after hU arrival two of tlie officers came to ask his permiss ion to goout and fight. To the amazement everybody he gave his consent; the officers -.. iiwy sngntiy wounded each otlier, and '"honor was mtisnVtl," as the phrase goes on these occasions. They were no sooner recoverwi than tlx-v received an ordr to wait Uwn the Colonel. "Yon Iwve to go out and tight again to-morrow." said he ; and as they looked at him with questioning astonishment, tie explained, when officers fight in the regiment I have the. honor to command thev kill. to!" The officers went out agniii, and this time made right good holes in each other, which it took them six mouths to heal. The story is very horrible. They were sent out again and again, and at last they killed each other ; bnt henceforth and forever in tlrnt regiment, and a good uiauv besides, there was an end of dueling. From Mr. IT. If. Lase. orCoos Bay. who i at balcm attending to some land maite.vr the Fnrrner learns that four vessels are now U-mg hmlt tliere. one of 1.00Q tons capacity, by huiipson, at North Bend; one by John son Co., capable ot carrving 700 tons, building at Mar-hfleM; and by Keed & Co?! at Marahfield. and Iauv hiiiiselr.it Rinpire vessels each of 400 tons capacity. The two first named vessels are barkentines, nr the two last schooners. Tlie time i soot coming when ship building will become a great business at Coos Bay, and also at Puget Sound and the Columbia river, aner already ship builders trom Maine are em barking in the business on this rost with wonderful success 1 lie editor of the Itoseburg Plvindealer. iKirmg made an extended tour thmrgh the northern portion of Donglas county, con cludes that the yeld of grain was never larger. The Eirruers" are nearly ail busy harvesting. Mane hmu rWi.; i cut. while others are bending aud waviiur hi tlie beeze like a golden sea. Tim 1a draiiAa Kr,.t,;,.r Heretofore taken, on snbscrintion to his paper, "bran and short s cabbage, potatoes, rutabaga.- green wood, sour krour, green hides, old clothes, swill, leathers, fence rails and caroet rasrs.' and Insr tliem all." Xow he wants equivalent. - rhe schooner Xorthirester, that went ashore on the nerth spit, while attempting to outer the haibor at the mouth ot Rogue river on Jan 30th. was bought by Stewart & Strahn, repaired and launched on the 14rh hist. She was to load with fish, aud sail tor San Francisco. Dr. Bunncl left Rosebn last week en route for Sail Francisco to purchase ma chinery tor tlie Nonpareil cinnabar mires. 1 his looks like buincss. About $40,000 will be expended, and the owners are con fident that they have the best thing in Oregon. Tbe wool clip for Curry countr this year U unusually large. Notwithstanding there has been some disease among sheep they are PVT 1,1 healthy condition. The wool is being shipped to San Francisco. ' ' The Claemas county council meets on the fourth Friday of each month at 11 o clock A. M. Place of meeting at J. C. Inilluiger's mill, near the center ot the county. A number of wheat fields on French Praine, Marion county, are "white unto the harvest. ' Reapers will start lu on them tni3 week ' t .. " " ' i J. C. Mortimer, a colored barber, was found dead in his bed at Salt Lake Citv last week. Mr. Mortimer was a yotine man of considerable ability, and two yeara ago represented the colored men of Utah in Uie civil rights convention in Philadelphia. Southern Utah wants Jav Ronld tn hum- tip his extention of the Union Pacific in that direction. The mines ofSn Pvtaaiui Beaver promise tl)e new line plenty of bus iness. J The river afc Kalm I. i ..-.r.- --- ' 'vn " ni ix;! u,ai jfc ut the steamers Champion and Cifo con tinue to disturb the gravel for some dis tance above. ' Tbe. tltxmM MAVM- a1i. - J - v ..v, VK t lie Tl'WIJl men of Kalpm in in Vu Kh o....t.. . - -w v. KIIUIIIE obscene langicig through the malls -on postal cards. . - The intense heat in tti n!l hufwun Salt Lnke City and Lake Point. twistMl the little narrow gague raits to g'ich an ex tent as to impede tie passage ot trains. - VlTednesdair nf ta: wroalr mm m 1 1- t. fr"tW.,ll.W.ti. nZ LT.:l'" , " w Alio HICI Ull V lutsia 108 In the shade. It was the hottest j me season. . Mrs. Ann EHjw Young. Is at rfeent SS5S1LS2ih a"d Mrs. John M.Xa-tLetu.r reaideno8 ' Worchester. - -- - - v thSffi1,1' W rritorr be a mil fledged vCrr nevt year"6 menber of the sisterhood tlie I ji ramie river with sh to stock . IT?30 eounty owes now oulv iiiim m . Jackson oounry haa warranto outataMitn casha0,6'587 62 The locust trees In Oakland, Douglas. COUlltV. arn in full 1.. u UT Pacitic SIoipore An unknown man was drowned in a lake near Cheyenne tlie other dav. A mau who liad been working for B. W. Dunn, at North Yamhill, lielped liimself ii ueniignig 10 a lenow-iniMirer. anu a revolver and some clothing belonging to Mr. J.Shehon, on last Monday night, and then sloped for parU unknown. Several mining claims have recently been locate on the Florida Mountain, in tlas vicinity of Silver Citv, I. T. Quite an excitoment exists, and it is believed that bonanzas are numerous. Prosiecthig is being attended witli very favorable results. In tlie mining towns of Idaho Territory the prospects of a marked aud gratifying improvement in all kinds of business the coming fall are very encouraging. Tlie mines are looking well, and from the crop raising sections of the Territoiy the reports -,'he blaiio World of the 21st inst. says "1 here was a tremendous rush into the re corder's office last Mon.l iv. to have claims recorded taken up on the rich ledge discov ered six miles west or Plaoerville, last Sun day. Sevcuty-five hundred feet were re folded, and tlie excitement continues." Several sales Of farming lands and farms linlie vicinity of Walla Walla have been n,'e .rebently. Mr. Frank Shelton lm sold his splendid farm, some three miles from town, to a gentleman just out from lenncsoee. for 7.500. Mr. O. P. Lacy has also just sold the old country farm on y Creek, four miles fioui "town, for . Ah Alabama man advertises: "Prepare vm j-- iinc vi my pinorai Home Bi ble. I have tlie best umbrellas tor buggie-. .,0.l,otl,er S00' ihiiig. cnciMnber puinpt. J he best ot all is the American cistern Fil ter. - '1 lie- eople want my pi tent cofiee ii-5c imrii times. Select styles of gen i.cm i:ii5ii nars aress pqtterns. sewinz 1 1 I 'I I'l 1 1 HOC L'.MUAII. All . . ) 1 O ----- v.-,i.wWImii;uii nun -vpiosive lamps pianos, orsrans. harness. inu-lrv n i me a call' He will be hard to please who w suitcti ai mas csniDiistiment. ue .TKtmisn lnttinns, wo ar ctold are very disorderly, drnukeness prevailing i mm aiarming extent, last week, while two tiitoxie.-it.-d ImlL-vrw in a canoe together, one fell into the water am w.is orowneo, the otln-r being too in- teusioie to render any assistance. rhe Seattle Trihune says: Mr. Bishop, the enterprising Chimicmn farmer, lost ioriy tons ot Hay, while it was standing ,i the field, hv th r-, r . i... - - -m?-iv' vi tiac mm, worm. Tlie vegetables in tlie same vicini ty are fist being destroyed. Fefty two of "-- "r" are ?ccn atiaKiug a single ucet. - ' Tlie Seattle Intflligencei' tells ora big tree that was cut nt Salmon Ifciv. W. T.. a few uaj-sago,. the product rwbich was 22,000 jeet m mmoer. Another cut 32 feet in length, with a measurement of 55 incites . . i . n ii . . . . Allien en-i anu oo iiusncs at tlie Dtltr,. enuld have been obtained, but it was not xi isi i i num.-,. I lie Idah M orld swrsr " The water eourses are getting very low, and many of them will soon be dry. There Is a suf- ncient qinntity in the principal streams. aowever to feed the big ditches some time yer. i he majority of tlie miners having. p iitTir wors lor tne season, tuve turned tlieir attentioo to prospecting for quartz. Peter XapoJeon, an Indian, was arrested ... ujiiiiJVn int-Minviitst. oy air. Mont trtnnerv. denntv slwrlfr nf ftu- a murder cominited by liim uoou one oS hit. owu race some time since, he havinir L- . t a. . ... . ",,,cu. 4trvT ujr (.willing tier necK uu a I he tJheyenne eemetery has no fence arounu it, anu the cows re- in and m-r-m-h themscl ves against the tombstones. A nest of gold- nuggets has been found' Sfi llllld. ? t-S !'! , I . .... ....n.-. ..ti. ui x niiiiiau. toiorano. ine ranchmen have quit farming and gone to mumig.- - - , . A salt Lake mother held- her three-year-old Ix.y in an irriiratitiff Hteh. heail don-n aitil it was drowned. She will be tried for iiinruer. . i ..- wo- uronicrs, namwi Kelson, aged ro- xueciiveiy. ten and thirteen years, were urunneo m a poua near Corlnne, Saturday, .T ' l,,e nes at Sehome has lieen partiauy suspended lor the past three weeks. owing to the bunkers being full and the wit i viwseis ociiiuu. rh Tribune estimates that tlie Cotton- nofHiauu iingriHm mining districts in Utah H'ge-ner, are turning out ore at a rata iiiai win avi-rage ?iu,O00.000 a year. a The Ogdenites are vociferous in thir claim to nnve me united St-ites mint established at me junction and ctll Ogilen the -center ui me mineral Delt or the world.' An unmarried preacher is wanted in Leavenworth. One(the advertisement says' desiring an engagement is requested to cor respond with Sister Kate Hanson. Forest Ores have swept thousands of acres of timber in Decatur mining district. Ltail. Tllf minora nvml liAnn..l i abandoni ig their cabins and taking refuse 111 till t-ltnnola .ml 0 -w -..0 mill CIMI19. i. n . firkp.r. nrnnuii rv.i,i ... - - wiui nun, net out 9 ,0 transcendental crab trees, and when me inipei-s came, says the un, they strinned the Uvm iimh . iivih k,ira fcl V I 'F, a iid even devoured the young shoots, some " wiciu KTCIdl 111 jeugui. 1 On . Thursday morning. Frank Parker, a son -of Mr. Parker, tbe head etrpenter at the Renton coal mine, near Seattle, was killed at that place by the caving of a sand bank, in which he was excavating a play house. Ills funeral took place In town Tuesday. , - A stabbing affray occurred at Port Di- PnVPFV An ttlA f Atl Inalmit ... -saIlojtf the brig Deacon, named- Johnson v. " 1- uiii nig tn nuray xewis re ceived five cut on different parts of his body, one of which Was, at the time, con sidered dangerous. Tlie steamship Los Angeles is withdrawn from tlie rout between Seattle and San Francisco. " Her place Is to be taken by the steamship Pacific, which Is to make semi monthly trips between Puget Sound ports and San Francisco, touching also at Victor it. .; v , - - The following Is an exact copy of a coroner's jury verdict In a New Mexican town; W, the fury,--find that the deceased came to his death by a shot accidentally went off by himself by killing a cat by shooting tlie same and when she Was not dead instantly by atnking the cat with the breach of tbe gun and tho load discharged Itself." ... An old gentleman named Kinney, who is well known around Salmon river and Florence, was found dead in bis cabin tn the Big canyon, of Snake river; where he was mining, a few days since. . When found he had been dead some days, and was In a bad state, so some of the miners amtind opened the roof, - and filled tlie cabin with. dirt. Th old man hsl hwn ailing for some time past. ' On Saturday before last four Chilians started out for a sail in the harbor at Port Madison, but shortly after getting under wy the small boat they were hi upset. w!tm.bein? unable to swim elnng lu&teriI 9Ht Becoming ex- anldl iSr Jatter csught bold of the Oth nlliWl,tU' ner blm, but sun k and' w. 8 ?tH 1 " nl" r, The other three LpJIous situations: " Tmm thel,? Hie Mormons of Tooele valley, Utah, have been all tlie spring praying for the young grasshoppers to leave, and now they are not leaving a leaf on any of the trees or a vegetable on tlie farms. Pendleton will Iiave a new flouring snlll in running order by the 1st of August. The people ot tlte Dalies are luxuriating on green corn, cucumbers and doctor's stuff. Tlie mercury came within two of a hun dred at Koseburg last week. C !E. Whitnev lias been chosen city clerk of Walla Walla". One rtirtn at Walla Walla bought 4,000 tHishels'of wheat last week at 75 cents per bushel. A large number of people In Nebraska ami Kansas are talking of coming to Utah. The Avtdanche says the mumps ami measles prevail j; among tlie children In Owyhee county. Whitman seminary, at Walla Walla, will reopen Sept. 1st, uiider charge ot Prot. Ma riner. ' (Kmeline Frees, who was once a favorite wife of Brigliatn Young, died at Salt Lake last week. JOB PRINTING. ' "When you wish Posters, Visiting Cards, Business Cards, Bill Heads, Letter Heads, Envelopes, Bail Tickets, Programmes, Labels, Horse Bills, Circular, Pamphlets, or iu Cict anything in the Prixatixi5 Zfixie, call at too DAILY REQISTER PRINTING HOUSE, CORNER FERRY & FIRST-STS., lYON'S KAHTAIRON, -17 ; so cEsrrs per botixk. . X riiaiiiu Um mvmmtH Twmrrm she Cater, laevoaaea ti Vljror mm Beaartx f UK IliUr, PNWati Urn FaUrns; en mm Twrwtmn ry BUSINESS CARDS. Aycr'a Stimutparilla, For P.rltybii; tlie Blood. 1 ills coiniKiunil tl-e vesuiafiie altera- t I V n u f . . . VJISs,. Cwn:",.l,0 makes a .? fft - -)L.-t-0- most ctCmtiMi t a sei-ius of com- CplulntB which are vprv prevalent and alHic-i- tf'X. J 1 punnes tlie B:ool, pnres out the 1uibinv luiTiini n yatem, that nndcrmine health and w;rtlein;o iniuuiesoiiii; uisorufi s. jrti itions of t lie skin are the appcitranve nn the snrliiee of humors that slionlil Imj expelled, from Hie Ulootl. In ternal aeranuemets are the clcteiiniiintion of these same lminors to somchiternal organ, or orcana, whose action ihev ilcrane, and whose substance 1 hey riiseuso und destroy. AYF.it"8 SA.KSAi'Attii.i.A exicl these huinnra from the Wood. When they are gone, the disorders they proluc3. dispiiear, snch as Vletmlicmx of tlte JJvKr, tiomach, Kidnrfx, Imnrrt, Htvjtthmt rend Eruptive 1 Ham fw of Ot- SA-hi, Antltonft's Fire, Jtre or Eryip?la, I'iinpt. -, J'usluh t. Iilctrh't, Bull, 7muirx, Tetter ami Halt Jtitrum, ficald Had, Jfingtrorm, Ulcr atut Sjrva, lilit-uma-tixm, Xf-uralgta, PUn in tht limes. Side and H.xtd, JVmnle W'xtknt.tx, UterUUp, Ijmcorrlvca arising from internal ulceration and uterine disease, lh-mysy, Di!nyiwia, Enuu-iaticn and General Debility. With their departure health returns. PtlEl'ABKD BY Dr. I. V.. AVER - .. IawcU, Haa., Practical and Analytical OhrmUts. Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine. . v7n8 SOW KEAIiYFOa BESIXESS. E. CARTER & CO. HAVE tilVEN THE1K FUSING illi.l.. Sash ft Door Faclor- a irenonil overliaul lnrand reimlriiig-, and rctatly hiereascl I heir facilitie" for doinork, ly pattintr In k now WATtu WHEEL, a new SUA PI NO MAC1IIXK and a new PLAN KB AKli MATCIIKK. all made la Oivjjou by Oregon mechanics ancT out of Orearon iron, and ai-e a credit lo Oi-egon. Tlve Planer and Matcher Is spcciaJIv adapted to match in sr Flooring and Kn.ttie, which we iinke a siiecialty. and are now nraitarct to do wit hout delay, as we in cliange the inachiite from one kind of worlc to another 'in a few minutes, and with our excellent water-jjower ' are always ready lb run any or all our ma chinery. We keep DOORS, SASH and MOLDING always on hand, or make to orLr with dispatch. We hat c uia-ie urraneinfiits by which we are now prepared to furnish Sash and Sash-Doors, primed and uliizcd. to order, at very near Port land prices, and propo! to make it to Hie interest of limlders to buy AT home and cnnnimie home interests. With our new Suai-ek we nra prepared to do any kind of circular or irreatilar work, much better than it has ever locn done in Albany. We have two new Grindstones, one for the special bentnt of those iUiu torindaxes or tools of any kind. In short, we have fjiured neither money or labor In flttinsr up our shp for doing all kinds of work in our line with neatness, cheapness and disriatch. sad iiav mntertnlly reduced our priees for worlt. All of which we hope the public will appreciate, and continue to give us a liberal share of I heir atrona;e. Ku. Cartek B illalway be on hand, whh com petent mechanic, realv to serve those who may favor ns with their'orders. ' atl9trtion ss to work nnd prices irtutr autrcd. . E. CAETER4CO Allmny. Or., April 9. 1S75, Ayer'a Cathartic IiIIs, "o" all the Purpose of a Family rtij-sle, CITIING Costiveness, Jaundice, Dysiepsia, 1 n digest ion. 1 sentcry. Foul Stomach and Breath, Krvshx-lss, Headache, Piles, Rhc-u-ti.uiisiii, Kruptions and Skin lixeascs, ltiliousness. laver Cotii Tlaint. Dropsy. Tetter, Til 1 1 w-. o n .l K n 1 'StKheiim. Worms. Gout, -jJsj'Neumlsia. as a Dinner . in, niiu a ui XI villi: l lie nifwl . t. . . .. i i - u-.wv.. ci niwi- ns;eiiiai I'uitjtl ive vl perfected. Their effects abundantly shbw how much they excel all other Pills. They ate safe and pleasant to take, hut powerful to cure. They purjre out I he lonl humors of the blood; they stimulate tlte shiisli or disordered organ into action ; an 1 they imrnrt health and tone to the whole beine. Thcv cure not only the every day comprint of ex-ory body, hut formtdalMe unddangcrona disease, most- skin ful physicians, most, eminent elerprvmen. and our best citizens," send certificates of cures per formed and of great benetlis thev have derived from these Piils. They are the safest and best physic for children, lieeause mild as Mell as effectual. Beinsr susrar coaled, they are easy to take; and bcins purely vcge;ab:e, thev are entirely harmless. PTIFPAKFD tV Ir. J. AT1H & t o., I4w. ll 5tas., Practical and Analytical Chemists. m.iff0'"1 i al1 I'i'uSiStsia aud Dealers in Meiieino. - v7nS Hairs Vegetable SicIIIau HAIR IllS N EWER This standard article is comroudded with the Krentest. care. Its effects areas wonderful and satisfactory as ever. . It restores gray or faded hair to its youthful color. It- removes all eruptions, Itrhinr and dan rduff; and tiw sculp by f "tss becomes whito and clean. By Its tome rnertics H restores the capil lary glands to the. no.m.il vigor, prevent inar Iwldncss. and makim. he hair irrow thielr nrf strong. As a dressing not taint baa been found so effectual, or deslrubie. Dr. A. A. n.iycs. Slate A shaver of Massachu setts, says of it : "I consider. the besnrvpara tton for its intended purposes. Buckingham's Dye, FOB 1UF. WIIIVHEu . Aj-er's Ague Cure. m For the Sptm-Oy Teller of rfTcr'nnd Ayne, lutprmii temt ri-ver, ChlU x-Vver, Hemtttent Fever. Dumb !" Pertodleal or Bilivita Fwi-r. A . m .1 I ...1 ., M .it the nfleetlna wbiclt arioe . - mwwmiw, ..... 2,1., . T Minimiitin; pinnmi titist ucrn wi-jeiv used, durinprthe last twewty-flve years. In the treat ment of these distressine diseases, and with such unvarying; success that it has gained the reputation of being infeliible. The shakes, or chills, once broken by it, do not return, until the disease is contracted again. This has made It an accepted rente iy, and trusted sprcino, for the Fever and Aguo of f.e- West, and the Chills and Fever of the Bonth. Ayertj Aguo Cure eradicates tho noxious poison from the system, and leaves the pa tient as well as before the. attack. It thoroughly exncllsthe disease, so that no Liver Complaints. Rhontnatism, Neuralgia. Dysen tery or Debility follow t he -mre. Indeed, where Disorders of the Liver and Bowels have occurred from Miasmatic Poison, it removes t he cause of them and they disa)ear. Not only is it an effectnal cure, but, if taken occasionally by patients exposed to nin'aria. It will expel the poison and protect them from atttutk. Trav ellers and temporary residents In every and all Ague localities are thus enabled to nefy tho disease. The General Debility which is so ant to ensue from continued exposure to Malaria and Miasm, has no speedier remedy. For aJvee Complaint, it Is an excellent remedy. r. jr. C?. ATKB & ., Itwell, Mnu. Practical and Anal vtieal Chemists.- 63T8old by all DruggWta and Dealers in Aledioine. v7n8 LADIES, O Vm wnai Pare, Blooming t, piexloaT If ao, m rew npplleuna ot IIA6AVS 91AG.nei.IA BALM will craUfy T romr heuri content way with Btfcm, Bteteliea It para. Overcomes the riaikcd anee r heat,, fatlirae and es.rttetneat. v. . FOR BARGAINS IN AGHICULTURX ESIPLEMBITS AXD GO TO . - I; Hi Dodc REGISTER BUILDING; Corner First ami Ferry streets. SnUTTI.EE and MITCHEIX; BUCKEYE 1 Ha taken 10 Europeairpreniinttis; CHALLENGE T J5TILL LATER IMrTOVED; HAY RAKES, REVOLVING RAKES, Farming Tools OF EVERY DESCRIPTTOX. 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TOnMad jjeqj u j paaanoa j ""m l"tl .:IA t tatuna apao j itilm t ppnilKM ioqM. aioonpsn o fHVI9itM . paind Zioavui "B1 uWO pn pai3'T orrr" Tf J vfo-mjrtror MUMaaia pna 'qjvtuaia TlwHt moij Sapaq jmuro oipafntj Knpamujeqt . tf "q H JO apaiponq poAKr aq jt ata T lHI'iOi -aam Jiam bkuj Mifff asa moSu m im JH yhooid aia arPMII JOptp tTIM -ntooav ooq ut nwp rr0vl -pajno tndoiarl I am isotqna mim wipsi qsiqji 01 rnu ' n y pa nv Tnb en wiiii vpmasasn ta T" 11 III im iTvkru -iri"-- .WI WW, .UV)MWtlM.lU MWIWH 'Smpseia saois 'uttrnuu dmj 'nomnmnz -u rtrauv ano,x riw; g8 m aa-qij ipiaoxa apfaas uifl jo atnvd auttu Xp,dnoij aonvonddB nnmza rttmani isocors Ftia -mf9 , aaopnijaaiy ,la jnpiaov- isaotxa a(pao Wars q ot pjonv inn Xiiaraj aN mummM ' . . JVypox a tonno annA ex ana tdamdpna amiuia ao; ptm uitt 1 ni Jo 0a nt ntwq rnn ''XsnMir 1 NnwA tvuV'AWBiX t.6l8tf aSaiti nwx ia tatxla ma JQ jnsxrT t BOOTS & SHOES FOR EVERYBODY i tl ' EASY SHOES FOtt OLD !BEr. TANCYSHOES 7 FOtt YOl'SC ME.V. PRETTY SHOES FOR t,AIIF.SL TINY SHOES . t FOR BAKILS. JUST ''RECEIVED' "' " Py Ocean Steamer, at , , . LOUIS REHWALD'S Baat & SImo Staro,. nierr kt., corseh imoAttALBix, Albany; Oregon, Cheaper than the Cheap eat. Albany, March S8, 1875-28v7 BOO OSFtZSJCil Imtug and Valuable Tract of . Farming XukI rw aSe. pBREE IJUSDRKD ACRK8 tf plow land. SW ii..f n,,,.u bottom land. On tbe prom. Ii-e are felr buildliiRi, bonne, burn, gmnMi-v, aboda. etc.; alao trood beartnn orc'.iard ol fi-ui treea; 400 aorwn of the very bent, paatnre land : Macros of timber land, nub and maple, tbe lient or liu-minx land when ck-arod. A never fxillnr tn-nm of watnr runa through the larm. Tttfiro is aim a splendlit irry of UbkhwHoii tbe Pfaco, pnmmiiMwt by experts A 1 rock. Vonr nnnilnHl arres are tiiirtcr tenon. It In one of th ntost denirable and clumnoMt fiirma In HoiiRln.H county. Ij lng IS nilleo from the O. AC. mili-onMt - a. fta.lfu..l 1 , ... ..... I - .. V't (Till (UUitVI W WHVW, VIVi, apply. In tola ott j-. to J. H. -BOCCnTOV, M. P. l - Albany, May , 1875. - wuc um xito qi ni 'tHiaA isesiav "Ma JTftulaj mtt macu Snot ntia fiiriflncnA ."