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FRIDAY
.XOVEMBKB 12, 1875.
Tiik Stockton Independent is inform
ed that ilie increase of the number of
the insane committed from San Francis
co the present years is 25 per cent, over
the corrc?Kii(ling period last year.
. . , i..
An old gentleman from the East re.
jcently offered the baggage master at Sac
ramento, as he thought, a 20 gold piece,
bnt which proved to be a spiel mark.
When the fraud was pointed out to him
he said he had $200 in that kind of
money, and ho i howed more spiel marks,
which had been given in exchange for
greenbacks by a scamp at Omaha.
Tiik Sacramento l?ee says that one of
the female immigrants who arrived from
the East by Friday's train created more
attention at the depot than any one else,
in consequence of her wearing chin whis
kers, of a beautiful auburn, and atout
two inches in length, and a very good
match for those of her husband. If it
had not been for the fact that site was
caring for a nursling infant many would
have been inclined to believe that she
was a he.
The engagement of Miss Armstrong,
of Brooklyn, to an opulent Italian noble
man, is announced. The Count lives
iH much splendor in the suburbs of Flor
ence. Miss Armstrong went abroad a
few years ago to learn the art of becom
ing a prima donna at Milan, but in con
sequence of impaired health, abandoned
f her project of leading a professional life.
She is described as being a great beau'y
and a fine linguist- By her marriage
3Iiss Armstrong becomes related to one
of the noblest Italian families.
Parties interested are already mem
oriolizing for the repeal of the law
doubling the rate of postage on books,
etc. The Postmaster General declares
the proposition to return to the former
rate of postage on books and printed
matter of the third class is heartily ap
proved by him, and he will earnestly
urge the change to be made as speedily
as possible. There is no doubt he will
make a strong recommendation on this
subject and there is ret son to expect
Congress will correct that legislation be
fore the holiday's adjournment, so that
the old rate of one cent for two ounces
may go into effect January 1st.
A great four-mile race is to come off
at San Erancisco on the 13th of Xovern-
- ber, for a purse of $30,000, given by
the Pacific Jocky Club. It promises to
be the most exciting turf contest ever
witnessed in California. The following
famous runners have been entered for
the race : Wild Idle, Grinstead, Katie
Pease, Springbok, Rutherford, Revenue
Jr., Fannie Hall, Hock. Hocking and
Chance.
mento is now in full operation, employ-
ins? 120 men. and producing fiftv barrels
or ten thousand Bounds, of sn!?ar uer
lay. 11ms saccharine vegetable is
grown in the valley, and it is sold to
the manufaotorer at the rate, of $5 a ton
an acre yielding six fonsJ The Bee says
that five thousand tons were grown near
Sacramento aurtnr last season and
brought the farmers 630,000.
The head xf Carrie Dawson, of Rem
ington Station, Ohio, was completely
ca!ped by a revolving shaft that caught
her hair. Her mother and sister have
sttbmiued to the taking pf Bkin from ",su VIV-T M XT. Z W operation. The academy has an at
their heads and shoulders for the wouu. ffih&dthfta io wSthe tendaneo of about 100, which is daily
ded girl, and she will probably recover, amputated leg had been bniied, and on increasinfj, whilo the sanio may be said
Cincinnati scientist has alh, i.w
sell to be stung once a day lor three
weeks by bees to ascertain tlio effect of
the bites. lie says that after about the
tenth time the pain and swelling were
slight, the body seeming to become in
oculated with the poison.
When you see a married woman
fctandiuq on tho coricr a block from her
house to catch the letter-carrier, you
may know that she is expecting a letter
from lier aunt, and doesn't want her
jjuouauu cv
Champagne is now made of gooseber-
ries, coal oil and rhubarb juice, sweeten
. ... .....
in fa t i i Ti-trrtfini ntit n s TVfsr iirn - - nni v
xV1KIyw ,
flnn nftl,. 1 .... i--.. !..!
vi wjb wjiitB mac wua. uiw
V K?nca was a thin white wine, strength
encd with braniy and aoerated. ' ,
IMeutppearaace of Party Iducs.
The politics of : the United States,
which are commonly, and in a sense just
ly, considered to be absolutely witliout
interest for Englishmen, seem to fore
shadow the condition to which English
polities are r pidly comil ig. Wo are not
alnjut to, raise a cry of warning against
the "Americanizing of our iiistitulTons."
In the sense which used to bo attached
to this phrase, the supposed danger never
existed. Eng'and is not about to be
come a republic, or to make the judges
elective, to abolish the peerage ; and she
was no nearer taking any of these steps
before the late conservative reaction than
she is now. The resemblance between
the politics of the countries relates to a
matter more fundamental than any of
these. It is easier to imagine England
ruled by a President, or inhabited bv a
wholly untitled population, or submitt
ing lawsuits to the decision of judges
chosen by the rate payers, than to imag
ine Englishmen not divided into lberals
and conservatives. Yet whilo there
seems no chance of any of the first three
contingencies occurring, the last is in all
probability, on the eve of being reduced
to fact. The obliteration of political
landmarks has already been accomplish
ed in America. Bepublicans and Demo
crats are now preparing themselves for
the Presidential cauvass,and everywhere
they are making the discovery that neilh- The present is general. The entire ent
er party have anything to unite their tivated ite is deprived of its expected
members among themselves, or to differ
entiatc them from their opponents.
Lotion Spectator.
ew York Paper on the Elections.
The Tribune claims that the Demo
cratic party was beaten in Tuesday's
election by inflation, as the Republicans
were a year ago by Grantism and third
term. 1 he two elections prove the exis-
tetKSJ of an independent vote, with power
ana intelligence u dictate tne result m
the Presidential election next year.
lhe lones, replying to the Jurpress,
positively asserts that Grant will, not
secure their nomination.
The Sun sees in Tuesday's election
the explosion and death of inflation and
a great triumph for judiciary independ
ence. Every judge has got a new back
bone.
The World claims the Democrats
won a moral victory as visible as their
memorable victory last year, because the
Democratic losses on J uesday resulted
only from the accession to the Republi
cans of the canal thieves.
The Time combats this by showing
the great Republican gains in the coun
ties having no local interest in the canal
question, instancing the 4,000 Republi
can gain in Duchess.
The Jfark jfcane Express, in its
weekly review of the Britsh corn trade,
has the following : Sowing has been re
sumed in some places, but in most cases
the soil has been unfit to receive seel.
Large arrivals checked the upward ten
dency in prices of English wheat. The
quality is good, but there is no material
change in the market. Russian has
been lower in consequence of large ship
ments in anticipation of ice in Russian
rivers and harbors. It is reported Russia
has a short crop of wheat and forage.
There is consequently tenacity of hold
ers at Odessa, and it would seem to be
justified. The absence of the usual
abundance from America and Russia
must eventually tell on our market-
In France sowing is near completion.
in rans and throughout the provinces of
France, as well as Belgium and Holland
the markets are unchanged. At Ham
burg the market is tending upward; last
quotations are fully maintained at Dan
zig, while in Austria and Hungary
prices are lower.
The deepest sea sounding yet effected
was obtained by the Challenger this year
m the abysses of New Guinea, depths
which have occasioned a sharp line ot
demarcation betwean the fauna ot Asia
and Australasia. The "lead" wheighed
4 cwt and struck bottom at tlse depth of
4,ov liiujoms, or about zq,uu leet.
m m n r l.ll . i-va Bar si s-v .
"he hollow rod, by which specimens of
jiati Hee down were smashed to
atoms bv the pressure of the suoerincum.
bent water. A previous attempt was
I MM3 Vv WAMM Vt.. nk:L
, ma m(kra tWini,
A fVOS fathoms wem antirulAd. Khnwinor
tne temperature at that depth to bo 35
decrees Fahrenheit nflcotreeted.
p , . , .
-Tbe Deposit (Mo.) Courier tells the
i t ...:.. r . iir .c k
IUHUWIII!: 11IU1IT BWUI w - allla Kay W VaC. IIV
0
man who was accidentally shot in the
knee at Canterville a week or two back,
and whose leg had to be amputated,
ua since the operation felt a peculiar
twitching around the toes of his reraain-
.W. ?t
i graw inieriwining ins iwb, ii wu iv
moved, and, strange to say, sinco then
I Stevens has been entirely free from
the former unoomtortable feelings.
Tho year 1875 will rank as an event-
ful one in American rnininjr. - Whether
" iv
iu the line of new and rich discoveries,
I orbWer methodsof, taking out and re-
I ucinS OI-e?, it is equally a year of great
progress. Tne yield ot precious metalr ,,,,u 'J T
I in United States, whksh has for some f 10 stra"Scrs- j
time fluctuated from $60,000,000 to $70.-
i "vu.uuu ii rear, win in iniamrnmta
m.-rti nnn. -no "
i.canv My,wu,uuv.
- .,. ff 1 our man Kalph is a good
rFtian"-IIowso, mvbov?" Whv
ra , read m the Bible that flirt IeV
c v -m - m m -
i I t.-ll I! , .... .
k i euait nut iivu vut nan bis days; and
- 1 Ralph says he has lived out ever since
1 he was a little boy."
tteprcaaton fTmcle tm Umnnny Total
Failure of Oops In Rusin.
The Morning Post of Octolier 23d
has a Berlin dispatch of the 22d, saying
the depression of trade is felt so keenly
by the industrial classes that the govern
ment has bceu requested, as a means of
preventing acute distress, to resort to a
measure successfully adopted in the last
two wars, namely, the establishment of
loan banks. TIe government has not
as yet shown much inclination to accede
to the request. Serious distress is an
ticipated among the industrial working
classes during the coming winter, and
apprehensions are alo entertained of a
crisis in financial circles.
The same paper also says : "Russian
correspondents to German newspapers
give distressing accounts of the unpafa
Icllcd failure of this years harvest. Xev
er before, it is asserted, has the failure
been so general in Russia, both in geo
graphical extent and in comprehensive
ness with regard to the crops effected.
Russians are still familiar with the dis
tress resulting from failing crops from
their experience of the Samaria famine.
harvest. From Orel to the Crimea.
and from Tarnbow to Bodalisk it is the
rame tale, and there is no prospect for
help for there is no one to help. All
are groaning under the same load- In
other years if there is failure of crops it
attacks only one species, be it in cereals
or root or grass, but this year all crops
,iave snfferea aiike,
A Virginia Fire Incident. The
Enterprise of October 27 th relates the
following pleasing incident: Yesterday
after the Consolidated Virginia and
Ophir works were in full blaze, a gen
tleman, whose residence is east of the
Ophir shaft and which residence had
been on fire several times had finally
given up that the house must be lost,
and had ceased further exertion ; sud
denly he was surprised to see a moun
tain quail light at his feet. In a mo
ment the bird flew tip to his breast, and
lit on his vest. The man unbuttoned
two buttons of his vest when the bird
ran beneath it and nestled close over
his heart. lie buttoned his coat over
the bird, and then said to himself, "That
means that my house can be saved,"
and went to work again. Just then'
the uncertain wind changed, the vol
ume of smoke was turned another way ;
the house was saved, and now, next to
the children, the bird is the highest
prized treasure in that house.
The Jacksonville limes says : "The
late rains raised the various streams
so as to render it for a time almost im
possible to cross them. Slate creek, in
Josephine county, was so high on Sat
urday that the stage was delayed nearly
twenty-four hours in making the trip to
this place. The stages from the north
and south are behind hand, owing to
the bad roads and high waters. The
weather has turned on clear again,
however, and the mails will doubtless
arrive with more regularity." i
Ater a Detroit man bad entered a
street car and dropped his nickel in the
box, a boy came running after the car
and called out : "Jones oh ! Jones,
yonr w;fe ,as got another fit." Jones
stepped to the door, looked around with
a perplexed air, and called back : '' Well,
it's too late now? I have paid my fare,
and I don't propose te let this corpora.
ton get al)Cad of me J"
.
I . - a
Harpers Bazar says that it is a mis-
toke to oppose ti,at the lady who con
lodge
was about to be lield and who when
discovered was allowed to be initiated
is a myth. Thcclock case may be a
t mirth rmt. iIa laiiv is nnt Shn wo.fi
the Hon. Mrs. Aldworth. and contin-
J ued through lite to take an active inter-
I 111 vneotuer inw which m iwr yonm
i sue iiau so twrii"t;iy uaiia.-u zKiniissiuu,
1 She founded the Dnhlin institution lor
i tne orpnan aaugnters or jiasons. ner
I - .
portrait still hangs in the principal
lodge room in Cork and under it in a
glass case the apron and jewels she used
to wear when sue atte aea lougo meet
ings.
Ashland has two schools in success
of the district school.
Touy Noltner has sold the Eater
prise, so long published by him at Ore-
eon City. We wish Tony good luck
in whatever enterprise he may embark
1 . "TT-, " .,' 1 . , : , .
. Kn 4miin11 oroatvi a. rinrtln liv
I mr,; tn tlm thnr of herSundav
I school class: "Our i dog's dead. I
bet the angels wnre scared when they
What is the difference between sper-
i mamti nni si whnniimv a nnwif tjneia
I . J - - . V "... ..
the wax procured by the whale ana the
other is the wail . produced by the
whacks.
'
j i
A U.iiftn nrr,vD,V, KobSro n-n-
- I . r , w.j , .
1 lug to war, pray once; before going to
sea, pray twice : before getting married
I pray three timet? 53 ' '
Happy Thonght.'-" - -
When at about the middle of the cross
walk she Uropicd a woll-lilled wallet -out
of her hand. Then Hie trouble began in
earnest. She stooped over in lront co pick
it up, but her lingers could not fciieh the
wallet by eighteen inches. JS1mj changed
her parasol into her right liaiRlrtinl tried to
reach sideways for the . walleW It was. no
go, however, lor her lingers did. not I'ench
anywhere' near the coveted ai ttclUi. She
then tried to get down on her knees, but
she niitfht as well endeavor to pick up a
drop ot water with her ear. She reached
backward but her hand only extended down
ward on a level with her hips. She appear
ed to be much embarrassed. 3Taphief-9?,in-ed
to be passing at the moment who could
assist her. Ah! a thought struck her'-snd-denly.
Quickly turning her parasol with
the top on tlie "ground, slw glided a pretty
little toot out from beneath her snow-skirts,
and, with a gentle kick, the wallet lay in
the coucave parachute. i
Origin- of the Term BitoTiif.n Jona
than. Tiie story of the origin of the above
ternt, as related many years ago, 10 me eu
itorot the ATorwich Corn ier, by a gentleman
over eighty j-ears of age, who was an active
participator m tuo scones or ine revolu
tion is as follows :
"When Oenrcal Washington, after being
appointed commander of the army ot tle
Revolutionary War, came to Massachusetts
to organize it and make preparations lor
the defense of the country, he found a great
want of animation and other means neces
sary to meet the ' nowerftil foe lie had to
coutcud with, and great difficulty to obtain
them, if attacked in such condition, the
cause at once might be hopeless. J3n one
occasion, at that anxious period, a consul
tation ot the officers and others was he'd,
when it seemed no way could be devised to
make such preoarntion as was necessary.
His Excellency, Jonathan Trumbull, the
elder, was then Governor of the State ot
CounecticutjOn whose judgment and aid the
ijenerai placed the greatest reliance, ana
remarked, 'We must consult Brother Jona
than on the subject.' The, General did so,
and the Governor was successful iq supply-
ng many ot the wants of the army.. VY hen
dilliculties afterwards arose, and the army
was spread over the country, it became a
by-word, 'We must consult lirother Jona
than.' The term Yankee is still applied to
ii portion, but 'Brother Jonathan' has now
become a designation of the whole country,,
as John Bull has for Englaud." 4
An Englishman was boasting to a
Yankee that they had a book in the
Lritsn .Museum which was once owned
by Cicero. "Oh, that ain't inothin',"
etorted the ankee; "in the Museum
in Hosting they've got the lead pencil
thatXoali used to check off the animals
that went into the ark."
A person looking: at some skeletons
asked a young doctor present "where --he
got them, lie replied, " e raised
them."
Always rcaJv for a tare sugar dealers.
Comfortable quatcres
iwenty-five cent
pieces.
Where is happiness always to be fonnd ?
In the dictionary.-.
Most disinterestedly good-
-Those who
are good for nothing.
A rirl never looks so killing as when you
tread on her uress.
What is the best thing to hold when you
get out ot temper? i our tongue.
There is considerable human nature in
man, ami sometimes a little ot u in woman.
A certain vounz l.-ulv is so modest that
she wonld not permit the Christian Observer
to remain in her room over night.
IVcw To-Day,
STOVES
STOVES!
From this date until further notice, I will sell a
CHOICE SELECTION OF, , '
Stoves & Eanges J
-ALSO-
PUMPS, HOSEi ETC.
W. II. McFARLAND.
AUny, Dec. 10, 1874-13
Hall'a Vegetable Sieilian
HAIR RENEWE.E
This standard article Is comnoudded wltn
the srreatest. care.
Itsctlocts areas wonderful and satisfactory
as over. , , . . -s'Mji
It restores gray or laded natr to tts youtniui
ertlrtr.
It removes all eruptions, itclttK nd dan
rduff; and tbo scalp by f "se becomes wbite
mid clesin.
liy its tonic prcmerties it restores the capil
lary elands to the, noimal vljior, preventiiiK
lial'dness, and tnukin the hair grw tbiok and
strong.
As a dressint; nothing lias been found so
effectual, or desirable. .-
Dr. A. A. Hayes, State Assaverof Massachu
setts, says rC if. consider e beprrpnra
btstprrprtra
lion for ltu intended purposes.
Buckingham's
FOB TIIK W1II.NUJRH
Dye,
Ajcr'n Sursaparllla,
For P.rltyuir the Klool.
liiia vcunoonnft
the vesrctable altern-
4 V A U .' .. -U...W. H I la.
IHX-K. MtilliUKia and
AiaiKiraKe with the
iwitura of lrtiuKiiini
ana irmti makeit a
niost effectnal euro
v. t n cr i ijr, t i mill-
plaintH which nrc verv
prevalent and afnlvt
ins;. It purifies the
bloo1, rmrgces out the
lurkinir IinmnrH In tbn
ayatetn, that nnaerinine health and nettle into
iTOuiittwumu Artiii.iuit oi me SKin
are the appeanint on the surface of hnmors
i bat. should bo expelled from the blond. In
ternal deranemets are the determination of
these same humors to someinternul organ, or
organs, wlione action they derange, and whoso
substance they disease and destroy. Aykrm
8ABSAPARII.I.A expels these hnmors from the
l.irMul When they are arone. thedtMorriKi-Httinv
prtKluea dispixiar, such as Uloeralitmm of the
Jjivrr, HUmtach, KUlney, iM-nm, Krnptions and
t)rijAive lHcnae of Uur Skin, . Anthony's Ktrr,
lUvuc or KrwI" -', jPMfte, Match,.
UvUk- Tmnm-, I'vUer anil Haft Jlheum, Mil
llixtti: Jtm(iiorm, Ulem ul Sores. Jfhnmta-
Uitm, JWnrofKi, Jttn in -Out Jkmri Side and
tleml, J-trnvUo Weakness, tHerUUy, Ijeueorrhma
aririno - front iniermtl nfeeratiim anrt uterine
iliviisr. - lhrormu Ihixxrvxia. Entacinltn nntl
(feneral VebilUy. With, their Uei-nrture health
returns. : -. .
PRKPAHFH BY
l'nwtk-al and Analvtical Chemists.
E33-oia by all prua-vists and Dealers
Mudicinc,
AT
, I win,
0 r.
vuS
1876. 1876.
Proclamation.
Chicago & North-West-
; ern Railway.
IIK POrt'LAB BOITE OVERI.AXD.
l'nssensrers for Chicago, Nlasnra Falls, Pitts
tmrjr, 11)llalelphtn. Montreal, Quebec, Now York
ISoston, or any point East, should bay their .
TRA.VSC'OXTIXrc'ITAl. TICKETS
Via tbe Ftoucer Kotit?,
THE
ClII('ACSO& XlRniM EVI KnX RAILWAY
THIS IS THE BEST KOlTTE EAST;
Its Tra;k Is of STEEL. RAIT., and on It has
been inude t he VASTEST t irae that has ever been
MADE in this country. By this route -passen.
gera for points mst of Chicago luive choice of the
following lines from Chicago :
My tbe I'Jttliirsj. FortwariK andl'liicngo
Had Ieiiiih I vauin Knll wa,'
3THROUUII TRAINS IAIT.Y, with Pullman
lulaeeitrs through to Philadelphia and New
York on eucli train.
ITIIKOCGH TRAIX.wH.lt Pullman Palace oars
to Hill ti more and Wualibigton.
By the IK Shore and Miehlgnn Ho tit ft -era
ftUwny and ronncetliHiXew York
Central anl Erie Hailroadia),
3 THROUGH TRAINS TAIT.Y, with Palace
Drawing i!ooiu and Silver Palace cars thro'
to New York.
I y the 7lichtan Ontral, Ciraml Trunk,
t.r-nt Went cm and Erie and New York
: Central Hallways,
3THROUWII TRAINS, with Pullman Pnlaco
Drawing Room and Sleeping cars through to
New York to Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Rochester
or New York city. ;
By Baltimore and Ohio Ballroad,
2THROrGn TRAINS DAILY,' with Pullman
Palace cars for Newark, jmesville, Wheeling,
Washington aud Baltimore without change.
This is the SHORTEST, BEST and onlv line
running Pullman celebrated PALACE SLEEP
ING CARS AND COACHES, connecting with
I'nion PaciHc Railroad at 1MA1IA and from the
WEST, via Grand Junction, Marshall, Cedar
Rapids, Clinton. Sterling and Dixon, lor CHI
CAGO AND THE EAST.
This popular ronto is unsui-passed for Sliced,
Comfort and Sifety. The smooth, well ballast
ed and perfect track of steal mils, the celebrat
ed Pullman Pala Sleeping cars, the perfect
Telegraph System of luoving trains, the regu
larity with which they run, the admirable ar
rangement for running through carstoChicago
from all points West, secure to passengers all
tlic comforts in modem -railway traveling ' No
changes of Cars, and no tedious delays at fer
ries. I'assengers will find Tickets via this favorite
route at the General Ticket Olticeof the Central
Pari lie Railroad, Sacramento.
Tickets for sale at all the Ticket Offices of the
Central Pacific Railroad. W. II. STENNETT,
M AR VIN HI GHITT. Gen. Sup. icn. Pas. Agt.
II. P.-STAN WOOD, General Agency, 121 Mont
gomery street, San Francisco. v7n47y
Jiwt laaued. SOOth Kdltlon.
3 rv :v j i o i ,
Revised and corrected by the author, E. deF.
Curtis, M. I)., &c, &c.
A Medical Essay on the cause and enre of pre-
mature decline in man, showing how henll
lost, and regained. It gives a clear synopsis of
the impediments to marriage, the treatment of
nervous and physical debility, exhausted vital
ity, and all other diseases appertain" thereto;
the results of twenty years successful practice.
Opinions ot the Press.
CCRTIS ON "MAN HOOD." There Is no mem
ber of society by whom this book will not lie
fonnd useful, w"hcther he be parent, preceptor
or clergyman. Ituton Thtis.
CCHT'IS ON "MAX HI )OD." Thisbook should
be road by the young for instruction, and by
the ainicted for relief : it wili injure no one,--Jl'flical
l'iuUiJt antl Lrit&tlr. - -
Price- One Dollar, bv mail or express. Ad
dress the author, DR. C CRT IS, 52J Sutter Street,
or P. O. Box 337, San Francisco, Cal.
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ATTENTION.
PARKER & MORRIS'
How-E levator!
IS 1VOW KKADT FOIt TIIK BEIFa T-US
of wheat nnd oats. We call the attentn... of
fanners to the fact that we have erected tbe fi
nest warelumse in the State,at a large expense.
and are in iwisition to handle satisfactorily an
immense quantity of grain Our Jiousc Uasa
eapticity tor.. . . , ;
200,000 bushels of Wheat!
nt one time, and islo-atcd on tlic margin of the
Willamette It ivcr. anrt proviuco wit nn siae tracK
from the O. A C. It. It., so that shipments may
be made dally by mil, and as eften by water as
Ixiatinatfticilitiesotfiir. We-lmvc two la wo suc
tion fans, in addition to other fans, attached
to the house, run by water iHwor, and arc
thus prcjxircd to s ,
nil the whiait received. Can take in and cleaiy
10,0(10 inislieis per aav. i.ienneu wnear is won n
much more in all foreign markets than foul
wheat, and none should be shinned without
cleaning. Ourehai-geswilllietlvecentsa bushel
on wheat, ana lour cents ouoais. .yto nave
SIXTY THOUSAND SACKS
to furnish t nose storing wheat with ns, free to
those whose wheat we purchase, aud at the
lowest cash price to those who sell their wheat
irom our uouse to ot ner ouyen. rersons stor
ing with ns are nt liberty to soli to whom they
please. liHiwffiiuiwmu on uiu wem nrno in
the river will have ferriage five. Will be in
the market its buyers, and expect to be able 1o
pay the highest t possible price. Having pre
pared ourselves to do a large .business, -are fcjupe.
foe oar share of tlvo public ps,trmgu.
PARKER A MORRIS.
n47vtyuly 31 Alliny, Oregon.
A. WUF.roj:i(.
C. U, WlaBKiJSH.
A. Wheeler & Co.,
SHEDD- OREGOX,
Forward & Coiumissioii Merchants.
aler tu Mcrebanis ! Produce.
r
A good assortment of all kind of Goods al
way in store at lowest market raies. i . i
Aleuts for sale of Wagons ,irain Drills, Cider
MlTiSi Churns, Ac, Ac. jt A
CASH paid forWHEAT, OATS, POKK, BUT
TEMi KOUS and l'OlH-TBY.I
ii For m&JLG s -
A'darge Body of Ilieli Iiii for
'jt1- Sale Cheap.
AQrt ACRKS OF LAND, IN US Ji WliHIV;
.Ii A r xnn iums in enltivat ion every acre sus
ceptible of cultivation well watered. Has a
arooft nouse, iiarn, hiiu umiHMiaw nn
under fence, and lyina; within 9 miles of a rail
road station. All gooI grass orgrrain land. The
entire tract will bo sold cheap., luonire oT , .
AHtf 20T4-18VX
Albany, Oregon.
"r JS1ILLINEIIY.
fa
: ia constantly receiving
New and Stylish Millinery,
To which she invites the special attention
'
tn
tlieL4iuies. t.oocn soia nt me lowest living
rates. Wtore Hint door ctst of City Imiy Store,
Albany, UOijOi. : Jull
Chemical J Paint,
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST USED,
C3rO TO
A. CAHOTHERS & CO.,
. FIRST STREET, ALBANY.
S58 .CiElSS S ,
Large ami Valuable fract ol
: Farming Iaml for Sale.
TfttfEE jfUNDRKD ACRES of plow Ifimt, 830
X of which is rich bottom land. Oh Ibeprem
ises are fair buildings, house, barn, granary,
uiinrii also flrood Vniaring orchard of fruit
trees-00 acres of the very best pasture land f
50 acres of timber land, asli and maple, the liest
of farming land tthcit cleared. A never failing
stream of water runs through the farm. There
is also a splendid quarry of lime-rock on tbe
Iilaee, pronounced by experts A 1 rock. Four
lundred acres are midcr folce. It is one of the
piost. desirable and chci)Cst farms in Douglas
court"- Iviig Hi inilcn from the O. A O. railroad
at Oakland. For particulars as to price, etc.,
apply, ii, this ty, to boCGHTOX, M. D.
Albany, May M, .187-1. ..J
The llloh Man'a Necessity nnd the l'oor
t .llan'n Friend. -,
, Awarded the told. Medal at -
".. VI15NNA'.
Z ELL'S POPULAK ENC YCLOPEDIA AND
Vniverml Dictionary of Science, Art, Biog
raphy, Ijmgtiaao, Botany. History, Jurispru
dence, Geogi-apliy and the Whole Circle ol Hu
man Knowledge. Complete In 64 nnmlKrs at
.V) cents each, or bound in one-half morocco M0,
two largo royal ouarto volumes. Ten eenfs a
day for it year, will get it in clioapest binding.
Every facility offcixnl to those in moderate cir
cumstance" obtain it.
Also, the new
Pictorial Family Bible.
cheapest in the ; market 1,300 illustrations.
Send 3-ceut stamp for siiechnen pages, to
S. II. DYER, Gen'l. Agt.,
1 lor Pacific coast.
Portland, Oregon. !
IMcturett and Picture Frame.
e. n. j'TiinOAi
Would announce to the citizens of Albany and
vlcinitv. that be Is prepared to fnmish nil Rinds
of l'ICTl'HE FR AVES to order, at short iotice.
Pictures fi-anied. nnd olil frames reraimd
athisoflice on First street, one door- w5st of
Broadnlbhi, and leave yuir owlora t-t
. , , I'l ie.'!, Tiventy-flve Cent.
NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING!
N IN ET Y-EIG HTH EDITION. :
Containing a complete list ( f nil the towns in
til; I'nited Mates, the Territories and the Do
minion of Canada, ha'-ing u population gi-enter
than 5,000 according to the lust census, t ogether
with the names of the newspa)ers having the
largest loeal cii-culation in each of the places
named. Also, a catalogue of newspapers which
nrc recominended to advertisers asgiviug gi-cat-est
value in proportion to prices cluiivi'd. Also,
nil newspapers in the Ciiitod states and Canada
printing over 5.000 cojnes each issue. Also, nil
the. Keligious, Agricultural. Scientific and Me
chanical. Medical, Mason ic,.lnveiiile.Education
al, Commeix-ial, Insiimnee, lteai Kstite, Sjioi-t-ing,
Tjiw, Musical, Fashion, and other special
class journals : very complete lists. Together
with a complete list of over 300 tei-inan papers
printed in the I'nited Slates. Also, an essay
npon advertising; many tables ot rates, sliow
ing the cost of advertising in various newspa
pers, and everything which a beginner iu ad
vertising would like to know.
Address UKO. J ItDWELI- CO..
11 Park ltow. New York.
TASTELESS
MEDICINES.
A prominent New York physician lately com
plained to Dl-NDAS J ICK C ). about their
Sa.iiai,hid Oii. tlArstiLKH, stating that, they
sometime cured minic-ultiusiy. but that a pati
ent of his bail taken them without effect. On
being informed that scve-al initiations were
sold, he inquired and found his patient had not
ton (iiii.( DIMIAS 1'ICK & CO?.
What hnpiM'ticd to this phvs!ci:in m:iv have
happened to ot hers, and Dl.'N DAS DK'li & CO.
take this met hod of protect ingphyeiciniiA drag
gists and themselves, and preventing oil ok
SAxnAt.wtKii) from coining into disrepute.
I'HY'sK'I AXS who once prcscrilic t be "aijsnles
will continue to do so, for they contain the pure
Oil in the best and cheapest form.
DUN DAS DICK t CO. use more On. of Sax
iai.woii than all the H-holesnle and Retail
Druggists and Perfumers in the Cnitcd States
combined, and this is the Hole reason why the
jMircOil is si)!il clienp.-r in theirCapsulesthan
in any other form. i
Oil. OF SANDALWOOD is fast snie.rserliiig
every other ivtnely, sixty c-apsuhjs only In-ing
roqnli-ed to insnre'a safe "and certain euro in six
or eight davs. From no other medicine can this
result lie had.
DUN DAS DICK "A CO'S SOFT CAPSUI.K.S
solve the problem, long considered by eminent
physicians, of how to avoid the tiniiscauiid dis
gust experienced in swallowing, which nre well
known to detract from, if not destroy, the gtxxl
effects of many valuable remedies.
Soft Capsules are put up in tin-foil and neat
boxes, thirty in each, and are the onlv Capsules
prescribed by physicians.
TnsteU sH' nedlclnes. -Castor Oil and many
other nauseaus medicines can lie taken easily
and safely in Diiiidn Itlek & Co'a Nolt l'ai
anle. No taste. Xomnell.
6" These were the Only Capsules admitted
to the last Paris Kxposition.
Send for circulars to 3 Woosf er street, X.
1m , (Sold lit nil llriiur Stores Here. 4U
For Sale
QOXSTA3! TLY OX IIAM
' Lime, SliinlcN, Plaster Iari,
JLdtlli, Hair, etc.,
and for sale low,' at the warehouse of
! l'ARKKB A MOWKIs,
Tbe II fell h t t'aMi lree Paad for Wol-
' Albany, May U, T5-35v7
LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS I
-AXD-
S j.V 111 jZ O 1ST 13 Y
! Reapen, movent nnd Thrtaborii
KciHkiiXHl and made almost as good as new
& IUTSiAM'S
NEW MACHINE SHOP
, i Isnow iircpared to do all kludsof ni 1
Tfiriiiiir, Kawiiijr nnd DreHina;,
Also, any Ironwork and general Blacksiufth
Injr tho trade mav demand.
Fenenu; IMekets will be kej ' Mi band nt all
Bath House & BarUerVShop.
JL- tullv tliniik tlH! citizens of Albau .and vt
cinitv lor tho Hlieral mtrmirn iM'fttnwcd on
jiiiu 1 im iwtM. sovea. vears, aiift iKajxs tor tm
future a continuation of their favors, i'ortbc
uxxramotatton of transient cie.lMiien, and
friends til the upper lart of town, ho has on
ed a neat little sboniMt-Kt tlcx to Tnvlor llros.
Saloon, where a good workman will always be
in Htwnnanee ta wtwt uihmi patrons.
Dec. 11, 18V. r ;, 40i WEBBER;
Wheat and Oats Stored.
Sacks'
Fnmtxlieri lit
Supply .
P. C. IIAKPEK & CO;,
Are prepared to receive and store
WHEAT & OAl'S
of
on as 1 ibcral terms ys can.bb ojitatncd elscu-her
8r"Sncks furnished. -
Albany, July 27,1Sj-10 ; .
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