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A FEW FACTS,
CA1BAVV. ":'OREGOX. MAY 23, 3577.
The Czar of Iins?ia ia to take the
SelJ in jxswon, joining th army head
quarters alxmt tle first of J uni
Judge Ilickey Morgan, of New Or
leana, has been appointed magistrate for
the U. 8. judicial tribunal jjtat opened
iu Kgypt.
A team-owned- by Chailes Crocker, f
San Frattcirco, on th Slsl tted at
Hay tHstrict Park, making their mile
in 2:254 without a kip, which is fast
lime for a double team.
.. The Attorney General has decided
. tliat the office of General Appraiser of
Merchandise for the South is not war
ranted by the re vised statutes; therefore
ex-Congressman Morey, ot Louisiana,
no longer holds the place.
Gen. IJeale, Minister of Austria, who
accepted the office on condition that he
-rhould not be requited: to remain there
longer than: one year, asks that his suc
cessor shall at once be named, as his
landed and other private interests de-
, tuad his personal attention. His rec
ord, i at the State Department is rery
creditable to frim. "
Storms are reported iu isolated parts
of the northwest, but no general visita
tkin-. Much damage has been inflicted
on crops, "fenees, roofs ot houses aud
barns. Near Marion, Indiana, on the
21st. a brick church was demolished
loring the service, and the crowd wfth
iik was buried by tlie walls. ' A terrible
scene ensued. Otie tnan was killed, aud
10 or 13 were taken out seriously iajur-el.
The railway upou which work
been commenced, from Corvallia to Ya
quiiia. Bay, is to be a narrow guage,
fitty-nine mites in length, and. its esti
mated cost is $8,000- pec miJev The
company organized under the laws of
the State to build the road, entitled the
Willamette Valley and Coast Railroad
Company, has secured as a franchise all
tlie tide lands, in. Benton county, aud
twenty y cats of exemption from taxation
on the entire property. The right of
It is stated about 1,660 cayuso horses
1 1iO.Va I'lAAn ra! n IX -3 t - a -t
vuuieioa wis. spnni?
George Pattersonof Eight Jnile creek,
Wasco county, has a. steer that is 6 J
feet high and weighs 4,600. pounds.
A Seattle paper says that sttlers ou
Upper White river, east ot that place,
have resolved to clear the obstructions
out of that stream so aa to open i$ to,
steamboat navigation , They will turn
ou in. toBce and push the work. -
San J uan Island has a population of
550, and about 100 land owners. There
way from the fctate and General Gov- are twe schools. At the lime kilns
ernment has been secured, and the poo-' ab?tt ' W barrels of lime are produced
pie have subscribed liberally and are
-1
On the 21st inet.itlie Secretary ot the
Interior bsned an order requiring cash
reports ot receipts, disbursements and
balances to be made to litra weekly by
-all disbursing officers .aod other agents
-.-of the .department in -Washington anJ
'Uhrooghout the coaotry. The order is
i 'freed with a two-fold pwrpose of e:(.er
:r.inr more intelUfrent sunervieion and
v. 0 -j,
Reflecting control of erpsnditures, and
with a view to preventing perpetration
. ot clerical aivd other errors.
During the last twentyyears Englwb
. eapitalists have loaned the Turkish Gov
OTmaent the magniGoent -sum of $924,
006,915. Iu addition to this Turkey
owes to English shipbuilders, manutac
- turers, and others, 8156,000,000 rnore
This makes a grand total of over a thou
sand million which Turkey owes to the
English.. . In the event of the annihila
lion of the Turkish) government, Eng
land of course would be a tremendous
" loser. From the above tacts it will be
: seen that Eegland is largely interes-ted
"' in the future of Turkey, anrt will hard
ly let Russia "wipe her out" entirely
without going into the fight herself.
One of the great farmers of the warld
is Captain Ricuard King, of San Ger
trude, about thirty mites from Corpna
Christi, Texa?. In March last he sold
to one person, from Kansas, 26,000 head
of horned cattle (all out ot his own
stock) for the sum ot $327,000, delivera-
ble in Kansas, $100,000 paid down in
cash, and the ba'anceon delivery. lie
rent off the stock in thir?K!H droves,
wm'ch arrived all safe. To be certain
" vf $e full delivery, he added 5000 extra,
head, and still has left some 50,OP:
head, -besides 25,000 bead of sheep, and
7000 or 8000 head of horses and mule
stock. He has some 60,000 ; acres of
land under fence, and is now fencing in
00,000 acres more, and still has 140,000
' acres in and about the- same tract.. It
took 700 men to drive' -this lot of Ftock,
. . and upward of $50,000 for the outfit.
still snbscnbiug in aid of the work. The-
laxi Legislature, by a vote- of $1 to 29;
passed a btlf authorizing the in nance of
State bonds sufficient to pay interest ou
a certain sum of money, also extending
ths line ten miles farther into Linn
county, terminating at this city. This
bill the Governor (Grover) vetoed, and
is held, we are informed, in almost uni
versal execration by the people of Benton
county therefor.
The people of Benton county, assisted
by the citizens et Linn, are determined
the road shall be built, and have com
menced operations desite the hard times
and the scarcity of money. The route
from Corvallia to Newport, the mouth
of Yaquina Bay, is an excellent one,
being free from deep cutting, no blasting
or heavy timber to clear away, or ex
pensive bridging to be done. Of the bar
at the mouth of the Yaquina Bay, Capt.
A. W. Chase, ot the U. S. eoast survey,
in his report says : "The shoal water in
crossing the bar through the- channel
continues so short a distance, and the
channel itself is so straight and well de
fined iu ordinary weather by breakeis
on either side, that with a pilot or chart
to guide them, vessels drawing ten,
.twelvnor even thirteen , feet can, by
choosing the time of tide, enter and de
part in safety. In this it has a decided
advantage over more tortuous channels
of other places on the coast."
It has never been necessary to change
the beacons established by the coast sur
vey, showing that the channel remains
unchanged. It is four hundred and
eighty miles from the Bay to San Fran
cisco. With tin's road built and a line
of steamers connecting therewith, a di
rect trade would be established with
'Frisco, which would be less than two
days travel from the Central Valley.
Present rates ot freight and passage
would be reduced at least one-halt, and
the perils at the mouth of the Columbia
would be avoided
daily, employing 15 or 20 men and run
nlog at an expense ot $1,200 a month.
Capt. D. B. Finch, so long the sole
owner of the middle fall at Tumwater
and the- pipe factory located thereon,
has sold that valuable property to par
ties in San Francisco. This safe 'also
i includes the water works, with all its
machinery, appurtenances, etc.
It is well known that the salmon ot
Puget Sound is a different fish from
that ot the Columbia river and quite
interior. II. C. Vining, of Mukilteo, in
a letter to the Northern Star, suggests
trie importance oi taking some measures
for the artificial introduction of Colum
bia river spawn iuto the tributaries of
f uget sound.
Some days asco, on Orcas Island, two
children ot George Phillips, a cooper at
the San Juan lime works, were playing
in a building where some gunpowder
was stored, aud the elder touched a light
ed match to it, causing an explosion
that tore away one side of the room and
killed the children. They were aged 7
and o years, respectively.
Last Saturday, a little daughter of
Mr. Meuse, who resides near Hillsboro,
wa burned in a horrible manner, and
survived the injuries only a short time,
The child, while plaviug ou the hearth,
i . j a
caugm ner woes in tne D aze, ana was
soon envolvcd in names. Her screams
of fright and pain attracted the other
members ot the family, who rushed to
the rescue. The flames were extinguish
ed as quickly as possible, but not until
the child was shockingly burned She
lingered in great agony until Sunday
afternoon, when death relieved the little
sufferer.
Thompson aud Barnhart are grad ng
and baling wool in Umatilla county
The grades of wool are divided into
noe, medium and low ; also two grades
of combing wool, delaine and long. It
is believed this will be of great advan
tage to the wool growers of that local t
A San Francisco bride made her bri
dal trip upon a vessel on which she was
born twenty years ago,
HicinvAY Robbery. As Mr. Mc
Coy was ferrying himself and two Indi
ans across the Calipooia Wednesday
morning, the Indiana made an assault
upon him demanding his money. ; Mo.
handed over, and, after -landing, made
his way to- the Sheriff's office where he
gave the mcessary information, and the
Sheriff soon alter made the neeessary ar
rests. There are a number of Indians
camped near the grave-yard, who are a
great pest to the people on the island
as they turn their horses into the fields
and will steal anything they can lay
their hands on. The Indian women,
too, are driving a dreadful business, not
only ruinous to themselves but debauch.
ing our young men. The Indian Agents
have been : applied to time and again
tp remove these pests to the agencies,
but so fat to no purpose. A petition
will now be sent to headquarters to
have the agents removed and others ap
pointed who will attend to the business
of Indian Agents.
i ...
A Closb. Caix. In a little fracas
between two little boys. Grant Luper
and Tom Monteith, on the College
grounds on Wednesday, young Luper
suddenlv drew a knife and struck at
Monteith, who turned from him sudden
ly, receiving the knife in the left hip,
the sharp instrument making a wound
probably an inch or an inch and a rialf
deerj. I7ad the knife entered where
aimed, Tommy would in all probability
have received his death-wound.
EASTEEX WAX XEWS.
LET TEX FXOM A FXIEXD.
223
MIXED
PAINT.
DsuraUe, Beautiful, "Water-Proof, Elastic and
: !' r Economical.
This Paint te mixed ready for use, requiring no Oil or Thinner. It is equally as (rood
Mr insult: us uuuuie wur , un-r iuu wws u wen as new in tact where snv
paint. can be used the AVERILTj PAINT will be tound superior to any
other. Any one can apply It who can use a brush, wbich triJ r
makes it the POPULAR PAINT.
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For Further Information tend for Sample Card, Circular and
!. Price-List to ,
": Cm ii. prTJi2r.i:E:ii-
JDruggist and. Dealer la
NTS, OILS, CLASSIC
First Street', ALBANY, OREGON.
- . j -, . - 5 .. . - -
WILL KEEP IN STOCK a full line of the above PAINT, la ALL SIZES
and COLORS. ' -. 6prSm
Albany Farmers Company.
NOTICE la herebv given to the stockholders
of the Albany Karmers' Co., that there will
be a meet lne of the stockholders of said Com-
Env at their offloe in the city of Albany on the
ith daT of May, 1S77. at the hour of one o'clock
P. M. of wld day, for the purpose of electing
Seven Directors or this Company to act an uch
for the next ensuing year, and such other bus
lneoa aa may come before tnw Company. A
full attendance is desired.
O. f. CRAWFORD, President.
D. Maksfiexd, See. n31v9t
JOB PRINTING
JOB PRINTING
TZTAVINO PURCHASED
THE EX.
tensive Job PrintinK Establishments
of the "State Rights Democrat," and the
"AlDany itefrls:er," wa are prepmu m
execute In firatr-daaa style,
Pft
PBQMFTLT & BE.ISOSABLT,
All kiads of
book: & job
ATTENTION, STOCK MEN !
A Splendid Soap. Mr. R.K.Roy.
a! has been manufacturing a nice article
of poap. that, not only has the ad vantage
of being exceedingly cheap, much cheap
er than you can buy good Boap in this
market, but the article manufactured by
him possesses virtues not possessed by
any other. Its cleansing powers are
tru'y astonishing, as raanv who have
tried it are ready to acknowledge. Pur
chase the Teceipe for making this soap
and you have a good thing. It will do
your washing without any scrubbing.
Judge P. M. Miller, ot Lebanon, call
ed yesterday. The Judge and his es
timable- lady are highly pleased with
Lebanon ami its people. .The Judge
s mm in ir tv "jr-ui ss sst nil
XIIE I9IPOBTED PERCnEROX STALLIONS,
TE PRINCE
AND
GEM. FL
EURV
3
nXana nnKlio 3a.wiA nnt I Iy A. !. of -fwh week
..v . i.iw i At the
there- upon which he laid his soldier's
warrant, and now he'll soon be a Gran
ger and rollin i m wealth. ,
TING!
POSTERS AND PROGRAMMES
Of EverxDeserlption.
BILL-HEADS AND STATEMENTS.
Sills of Fare.
LETTER
BSJSP AND LBQAL iJLARES.
Cards of all Kinds and Colors,
Circulars,
. Blank. Cliecks,
: ...... . . 'j ' - i
Receipts,
.. Mortragca,
and Dced,
MANSFIELD & MONTEITH.
. Mcliemct AH Tasha, one oi the promi
nent commanderaoi the arnaies ot Tur
key, is tlio son of a Frenchman nettled in
Uerlin." Hi) father, named' Detrois;
was formerly harpiet of the Royal Thea
tre in that city. About forty, years ago
he confided his son to a Prussian captain
. then going to the Levant. On arriving
io the Bo6phoras, the ld deserted from
' tle -chip to escape the ill, treatment he
cetvea on board, and he took refuge
, with : great Turkish seigneur, by whom
..:;!;. .iro .Was. placed; at fchool. The youth
..j embraced the.; Moljammedan religion
" " and made rapid progress Tlurty years
later Its was a general of division, par
j suing twig. oda i Thesaaly. 1, washy
" tike greatest of hazards that the fatbe
discovered that Mkhemkt Ah Pasha
was bis son. As soon- aa lie knew it he
- informed the latter f his wretched eon
dition, and ths son immediately sent to
hira ft euro of money Uirongh the Otto-
'" I saan, em"bassy at Berlirt. asking lor the
t Jossincr of his oaront. whom, ho bad
- supposed to le. long dead.
Gitiaena of UHiatijla county are re
quested ioine& at Pendleton, May 26th
t take measure tor ceicrafuion ot u
4thofJnrv. "
Russia seems to be getting the worst
of the figlit so far. Turkey has the ad
vantage in ironclads that patrol the
Danube and deter the Russian armies
from crossing. However, Russia push
es right along, slowly to be sure,-but
still pushing, and when she gets her
forces concentrated a forward movement
along the whole line may be expected
with results somewhat different from
those of the last few days.
A Pera dispatch says the British con
sul Kutscbuk has had s serious dispute
wnh the Turks, owing to their prevent
ing the landing of American missionary
who had crossed from Giurgevo. It is
reported that the consul struck a Turk
ish offioaf.
A Constantinople dispatch rays Sheik
Islam has proclaimed a holy war against
Russia, An imperial, irade is published
subject a non-ItiK'nlman to military
service, several n.uni6ieriaj cnangeo are
considered probable. The Chamber of
Deputies has asked Uuit tne war minis
ter be sert to the seat ot war. At pres
ent, however, be remaius t Constanti
nople.
It is announced that ProC L. Starrly
of the XL' S. Fisft Commission, ii on
his way to Oregon to take charge of the
enterprise of the artificial, propagation
of salmon in the waters of t'ue Columbia
river. The salmon fwheriea sf ths Co.
umbia river hare grown; to- immense
proportions, and any thing eateolatctl
to aid their growth or even' ts- Wold
them at theu present level, will b hail
ed with satisfaction by every citizen of
ths State. ' . .
Skattle, W. T., May 22, 1877
Coll. Van Cleve Dear Sir: Hav
ing a few moments to spare, I conclud
ed to seud them in writing to Van.
I left Portland the morning after you
departed, and went to Astoria, the
country ot salmon and saw-logs. I
found Astoria very lively, building up
rapidly. Whole blocks have been built
up during the last three months. Build
ing lots are valued very high, $2,000
heii gthe price for a lot 50x100 feet,
and not very dry ground at that. I
cannot think Astoria is a very healthy
place. The back yards above tide-water
look like a swamp. But the way
those fisheries slash those big salmon
and put them in their little cans, is a
sight to see. The process is mechanical
and orderly, and I took great interest
in watching the operation, from the
time the fish were thrown upon the
wharf until the little girls labeled the
cans. !
I returned to Portland from Asjtiria,
thence - to Ka'ama, thence by rail to
Tenino, thence by stage to Olympia,
and from there to this plaoe (Seattle)
by water. This is certainly a lively
town. Stone coal aud lumber are a
source of great revenue to this country.
I don't think there ever was a country
better calculated for lumbering; the im-
m.msc amounts of tiralier and the facili
ties for shipping cannot be surpassed.
I eh.H go from here to-marrow with
an excursion psrty to I Victoria, to celts
brate the Queen's birthday. It is just
as good day s there is in the whole
vear. and I - think it ought to be cele
brated. '
WIU NTA5D TTIE EXSUTSG SEASON, COMMENCINl? AFKIL THIRD AND tOSTWUi.
to the 16th of July, : i
At the a table of A. If. MARSHALL, Albany, Tuesday P. !W., Wednesday mm TkMUrs-
. or ciM-n week. - .
x table of Memra. Bean Ac DavMson, Snlriu, Friday 1. Saturday ad
Monday A . .J. of each weelt.
I have some Tmre Jei-sev cattle for sale. Every family tVint keeris a cow should have a Jersey,
or at least a half bliod. Parties that have used them will not do without them II they are to be
k-.ii- a n-ti t will ioai,c n oiroiiiAr with flue pnemvinirsof mv mares and horses.a view of unv
T A M The Oomnanions of Bav- "tallies, with a history of the rercherons. and why they are pi-ererrea to omer jaree "orses,
it. n . ,ornpiiiou m hay , ,vedin . tue demand for lorec horses in Europe and America, 4c. They will be
ley Chapter o. 8, Kyal AreTi .Masons, "'"JiJSrt.
will meet at .Masonic llaJi, in ivegniar
(3oivocation,on Thursday evening, .Trme
7, at 8 o'chck. A full attendance is re
qursted. Sojourning Companions cor
dially invited. M. V. BROWN", II .P.
J. Ki WEATnERPORn, Sec'y.
Latest and Most Reliable In
formation about the BLACK
HILLS, Northern WjoininK
and the rent Indian War
will alwas lie found in the
Oldest Largest, Cheancat
l-A-
O-
in tne "JT and BEST P.
Cbetinni I fl A PER In W
LEAI)ERX'",tt mine.
Established in 18S7. Iallv, a 'WIT' 1 7
month-tlOa year. Weekly, 8 JM 1 I i O
mo. tl 0 mo. SliO-1 vear. tlM t
bjhki copy, i CT.
ii. ui.Atx.-KK, rumisner, uncyennc, wyo.-v9nl5w
W. C. MYEK,
We XIiva IT.
Ex-Governor Chamberlain has bees
offered and vefwiMd an important ofSce
by the President, Tkis is honorable
lie asserted his right to ths Governor,
ship of South Carolina because he -was
elected and- therefore entitled to it, sod
not merely fur the salts ot ofSee. Hs
shows by bis acts that be is s man of
honor and character and not a jobber
in polities. '"' '
The old fight between Senator Thur
man and ths rag money wing of the
Ohio Democracy showing signs of break-,
ing out again. The Senator ia vara
quiet, but the inflationist! are rjmdAinv
him with threats of ruin if ho attempts
to oppose their plans again,,. Tliey ear
tlte next campaign must be Tun on the
same old platform, or the State will be
lost.. They are probably 'right, for it
will be-likely to-go Kepublican sny way.
' Drinks are a -constant drain upon a
farmer!? projerty. -
J. F. B.
Stbawbbbbies The strawberry fes
tival at the Opera House this evening
will be an eniovabls affair. The enter
tainment will commence at eight o'clock
and will probably last one hour, after
whieb comes ice cream ud tlie first
straw berries et the season. -
BaixRscErvED. On Monday last
Albany Engine Co. No. 1 received their
new bell. It is a way np bell, both in
wekrht and tone. nd will awaken the
oldest of tfeecs when it peala out its wild
alarm on tbs snidnight sir.
Navigation. Tl euamer Ohio is
advertised to make regular trips on the
Upper Willamette during the present
hw water. 8be ean make it when oth
ers faiL, , . ; ,.v,t .
' iEUGiocs:-llev, A. Bower, just
out from the East, wilt preach at the
Kvangelical Church ou . Snmlay, morn
ing and eveuing
Received. "Platform of the Har-
risbnrg Greenback Club" received, but
cou'du't find room for it this week.
Will catch up to it next week.
The overland stage company from
California to Oregon have commenced
running on fast time. Roads pronounc
ed good.
Rev
Born To the wife of
Bowersox, May 12th, a son.
J.
TODD'S
PRESSES TEUBA SA2TTA ; OH,
Mountain. Balm.
THE BEST REMEDY IX THE
KXOWN WOnil FOR
COLDS, DISEASES OF
THE THROAT ' AXD
J ; LIXGS, AXD FOR
I ASTHMA .. . AMD
RHEUMATISM.
Selected and gathered on the spnrs of tlie
Sicrrsi Nevada Mountains
IJST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post -.Office. Alhsnv,
J.lim county, Orejron. Mav. 24th. 1S77.
1'crsons calling for these letters mut give
rne flute on which tliev were ndvertise1.
TWhe. -a.os VV Morrison. Mrs Mary
iJhnrcUman. Wro - Morn. Thos
ChampHnAliiiltobnchReiid. Q M 2
ColanUiWinlieart ... Ricjr-n. F
Dougherty. W A Ratt liff. Chas
Granger Waouslep Warsnn. Almond
... .,. , P. II. RAYMOND. I. M.
Sierra Nevartn Mountains, and is supposed
to have been gathered from Mount Gilead
tliousa nils ot years ngo, and the gtirti ex
tracted and sold in Egypt aud in Tire be
fore the times of Solomon.
FOR SALE ! ;
AVERY DESIRABLE hnsiiwn lot 66x100 fret
on the corner oi Second and "Washington
Street , Albany. A)v, Kninu, Boiler nnrt Ma
chinerj:, fopothcr with a lot of furniture, lad
tiers. wlieellarrow.s, harrows. c. c, all io be
oia on cneap lor casn, in coi)sentn.-nce of re
moval on account of sicklies. Enquire on the
premises of I'CTSAM & CO.
Aioanj , Jan. J. itr.i nu - ,
Sew To-Day.
J. F. BACKENSTO,
Aoetit for W. F. Burn ham's 1874
FfaTEIT T RBINE WATER WHEEL,
f-UK territory west ortne itocicy monn
I will B-iiarantee those wheel to itlye a better
ner cbbtv for-he water nmd. and to have better
Kates than an v wheel known on the Pacific
coast. anl cane the user lew trouble.
Albany, Osn-3"v8 J. F. BACKEN8TO-
J-
CEXTEXISIAL
liaSor J-Saving - Soap I
A KT ONE desirons of exaratninir into the
xa. merits or tins soan, snonta can ar me nrsi
door west of the Exchange Hotel, whxre they
will find ths agent readj to give any nn1 all in-
rormation. . , (. , - mi
Tlie leal foiiur
in the hotter clitnares, when dry. contains
jitrv per cent, of rehi or gold coloreii gum.
ihf projiertie of which Hrestimnlat ngaml
liealing. and esjieciallv adajited to the
wants of the system In case ot Lung aia-
..a... n...l T?lw11llfltltn " t
ri lilirh estimate
nlm-prl inmii it on account of its nieUciiil
Qualities is manifest troin tlie name they
gave to lu many ver hia n !,
or "Herb of the Saint." The natives ot
Sontlwrn Oregon and NortJiern California
have used it iinniemoriaiiy as a- itneuiunuc
remedy. Th white population In tlie re
irion where it crows lmve usel and prized
" . i .1 : . .1 n
it as a tnrotir anu mug mnm-iire.
time thev called it Lung Weedp bnt give
valuable" testimonials us to its virtues in
enritig Rlieumatism.
W hfll VOtl tipen one w imr patKngco.
keep ir excluded Irom the air as much as
possible.
I have iwd it in my family for four or
five year, and regard it as one ot the best
family medicine we ever used. A finer-,
lire I manufactured from it in Cincinnati,
and sld at 75 vet it per ounce. A single
otie of our packages make eight ounces 6t
tincture, wliich i worth $5- The shnib
from which this valnaole medicine is garn-ered.-ls
onlv foniMl in narrow lielt of
counti-y in Southern Oregon, and along the
Testimonials.
Dr. Xicklin, ot Eugene City, ays :
"Your Balm is one of the best preserved
herbs I ever saw, and is worthy of a higher
price than you put upon it."
Rev. S. K. Raymond, of Oakland, Ore
gon, says : ! went to California to recov-.
er from Consumption. The Doctors there
gave me up, ami told wie ; If i I had any
friends I wished to seel had better go and
see them, as I could rive but a little while
longer. On my way to Oregon ; I com
menced usins Mountain Balm; it helped
me; I continued its use until it cured me of
the disease. ' V "C V ' - -
Mr; VV. T. 0boiu, of Eugene City,
says : I know a young man who appeared
to be in" the 4att' stages- of "ionsomption,
j. 1 I - ...r . r-r ..V....n
WHICH file &anisn,v t t, " (wnhhrmmw nun."
Joseuh P. Moore. Esq.. of Milville. Cal..
siys : ! have bet-n acquainted with the
ehruh known as lernasanta ior.su years,
and know it to be a very Valuable medicine,
both for the Lungs aid"RheunjatiMM."
Mr. Kimball, ot Kimball A Werton.Red
Bluffs. Cal., says: vf. have been awquaint-
rd with the hrnb- known YvrDasanta,
for many years, and know it to be a great
lung medicine." , '"
"I left Missouri with the consumption
Reached Rock Point. Jackson county, Or-
and wax taken down. I took a tincture of
Mountain Balm, and chewed the leaf more
or less, and In finr or live clays It cleaner!
out mv iuncrs handsomelv. and I resumed
mv i'ournev : and now. alter several
months, my lungs still seem well., -
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5g.For sale at the drug stores of Bell Jk
Parker, and John Foshay.
VVi Cirandi Railroad "
Sscursion and Picnic,
OF TUB.
AUllORA
Sunday, T.lay 27th, '77.
Mualc by 3 Aurora Rrasii Bands.
Ticket tor ronl trip vt admission to Park":
Aunltsann cii'"n uvttr a years. . ov
Children frOia 6 to 12.; ., fiO
Children noder ....... t..... Jrec-
No pains or rarxinse wpared to make- this the
gmiidtpu5nlo oileeaMHi. , , ; -
' t-tTha rvirllanrt Turn Vereln lias ehartored
a snectel tratu to enable frlandB fi-cnn tho WH--lotnette
valley to meet tlieir frieadsat Aurora.
Tniin-wlH leave Allmny Uepotat : o'clock
V. M.. returning bikw.
gr-Ticket.-! to be obtained of Myer Harris.
CItY DUTJaSTOUE,
i iTatablialicd 1870.
W II 0 L E SA LE AND RETAltit
IlTctj- Ioco.tion.
i .. JTcn Rboms,
b ..... " . -.. -..
BIc-c7.Stocl and
"7-,. . ': New IYZcxi.
Tn TJNDBKSIOSBD havlnsT porcliasea tne
entire amefc of A; 4!arothcrs Co., and
placed It under the management of Dr.N. Hen-
Kin, mte oi luwa, wiwuu 1 w. . n,i"f
vtutin maw milttini and addinir extensive
additions of new atock. and fr m their Ioiik ex-
nerteneeand Llioroagn know lea ge oj i u i
rwws in all i varied .dapartiHenU, feel awBiired
that we ttliall ce aoie to renoer iuii aw aimuuiia
4 .u shn nKr favor iu witb their natronatce.
Oor preaeription department wll' at all lime
be coniliieted bv men eminently oualilied lor
the responsible and imporlaat work. , -- .
w ..iitoiiv In vltr- thti citizens of Albany
and BiirroandlnK country, when In need of any
thing usually kept In rtxst-clas drnff housoto
call on tin, coiner oi Jtirst anu t.iiwirm
A Itwn v. Feb. 48, IHT. C. W. SHAW .
BEE-HIVE
STORE!
I
V.;.
1
JOHN BRUSBi
Groceries, Teas, Provis'zis,
CMHeeat tipieea, Drfrl Fvwae fce ,
C3T" Everytlmt nice and" ifreah, Ja
riBST KTBEKT, ALMA IVY, OSJSGOJf.
Tht Fln RaatiitCT Kalli ,
. . . .... -- -f? . -
-ra A W V T :TTT i I T I . DArrLI. DA X. Kt MOai
1' hlKh. and weidhs about 1W0 pounda.,, Was.
sired bTvia kwhwhi, w i.vu
etera that ever trod the IHein eoaat, and can
chAUr tv... rt,rtt. Rtock. Ui dam ta a Morxan
Mtd MenrBr, and produced Una Yum-wm, tn
of whlub softl. at four yeara old, for ttiAOO ; one
yearllnd sold for 3511, and one throe year old ia
worth t,uw- , . , 1 F" "-"
VERMONT will be frmnd at ray farm, ix
milewuth of Albany, h'oin the lli-t. of AprH
until tho latu of Julv, 18H. Terms 20 llic
acanon. nnvablc at the end of the season. P-.is-
tore fre! to inarva froui aduUmce.
March 3n. W77-Stv - M- HTPKR
I
OREGON SOLID
ran -
SIfEMRIXZ'S
TT? ATT - -" ' i
CUlTiyATOIl
AND ,
SEEDEE.
M .1.
AH Impcrtaii rartaTad of ZZIC27.
- ana jix&5o I.. ica ean co.
AajxutaU to . kit -"mir4 Septh
Htvnt -'taefiri' er ' GSiokM.ea stuTaU or
j--"TrMh,y.'Groia.
Arranged for two. threeor tour horses abreast
Ligbtett Draft Machine in nae.
Covers and cm all ihecroaneL
Broadcast eeederav wi2 saw . All htnrf. m.r
arrsita, wet or tiiviv
ETERY
THACIIOIE'
HANTS D
V A R
I ask every farmer to examfe wv Seeder and
r oeiore pn-t.mir an Emtitern Ua.
Cultivator
chine. For fnrtber pariicniaraadd
- vj-r . s 3 ABIES SIIEUIIIL.1
1
Tabraary t K77Cv
trafUee-.-awf Final Settlement.
X ROMAN, AdwiinlMrator f ihe estate of
J- C. Graves, deceased, has tMed Jn the Connlv
Court of Linn county, Oi-ceob, his final aeconnt
for aetUesnent of paid eiie. and the said conrt
mm appointed Friday, th6!'n tisy of April, lftTT.
at the hoar of one o'clock in the afternoon of
aid dy for bearin objections to said final ao
eount and the settlement thereof.
HnmpTirey A newrtt.'AUa. Adauaintrator -u-
ataccb BK1877-JHv9v4 , ,
1 CLAN St ?. DZED8,
' . Npatly etf nted,"1
j Call iU the Register Otlcc
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