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FRIDAY OCTOBER 21, 1870.
.PREMIUMS AWARDED
I tk Limn County Agricultural Aoriation'i Fair,
ktld at AHuuf, Sipfmitr SOU ta SUA, 1870.
Coutiuutd. '
Class X Bom Work.
, WILLIXERY AND MANTCA MAKING.
Velvet bonnet, Mrs, Dunlway,' 1ft pr. ; faney
bonnet. Mm, lt pr. ; lady'a straw hat, nni, 1st
pr., itoi, 2nd pr.; child's hat, same, lit pr. j la
dy' dress, tame, lt pr., same, 2nd pr. ; ilk bon
net, same, lit pr. ; trimmed bonnet, same, 1st pr.;
cap for infant, aama, lit pr.
WORK J$r MISSES UNDER FIFTEEN.
Pillow slips, Mil Nellia Burkhart, let pr., Mini
Mary A. Probst, 2nd pr.
Lamp mat, M m Adda Maxfield, lit pr.. Mill
Nellie Barkhart, 2nd pr. .
Card basket, Mix Nellie Barkhart, 2nd pr.
Crochet work, Miia Ida Pennington, lit pr..
Miss Emma Maxfield, 2nd pr.
Patchwork quilt, Miaa Nellia Burkhart, 2nd pr.
Crochet collar. Miss Mary Conn, lit pr.
Calico dres, Mine Aana Pennington, lit pr.,
Miaa Jennie Lnper, 2nd pr.
, Apron, Miia Adda Maxfield, lit pr., MUa Em
ma Maxfield, 2nd pr.
Claea XX. Worka of Art. '
Painting in water color, Mr. C. W. Todd,
lit pr.
' Map and banging. John Smith, diploma.
UU painting, Mr. C. W. Todd, lit pr.
Crayon picture, Mr. C. W. Todd, lit pr.
Pencil picture, MiM Emma Hard, lit pr.
Ornamental printing, K. M. Waite. diploma. '
Waterproof cloth, B. Jacob, diploma.
Oil painting, Mr. Batcher, diploma.
Clan XXX. nowera, Preserves, etc
" Flowers.
Shell mo, Mr. M. Simpson, 1st pr.
Strawberry Geranium, Mr. E. Cartwrigbt,
m pr.
Heliotrope, Mr. Backenito. lit pr.
Dew plant, Mir McClure, lit pr., Mi Yorbec,
zaa pr.
Evergreen moss. Mi McClure, lit pr.
Beat boquet, A. C. Daniel, lit pr., Mr.
J. Elkia. 2nd pr.
Wax plant, Mr. W. Davi, lit pr., Mr. 7. E
Phipp, 2nd pr.
Mos rote, Mia Vorhee, lit pr.
Verbena, Mr. Ja. Elk in. 1st pr.
Caetu. Mrs. D. M. Tbompion. lit pr.
Fuchsia, Mrs L. C. Barkbart. 1st nr.
Jerusalem cherry. Mm. D. M. Tbompion, 1st pr.
j nugere, jar, a. aettlemier, lit pr.
Tea rose, Mr. S. Cannon, 1st pr.
Gladiola, Mra. Ja. Elkins, lit pr.
Peiucia, Mrs. Ja. Elkin, 1st pr.
Dei ed Fbcit.
Apple. Mr. Jobs Lnper, 1st pr.
Cherries. Mr. Ja. Finlavaoa. lit nr.
Blackberries, Mrs. Backenito, 1st pr., Mrs. A,
X. Arnold, 2nd pr.
Corn, Mrs. L. Komaine, lit pr., Mr. L. Flins.
inn pr.
JCLXIES.
Blackberry. Mr. F. E. Phipp. 1st pr., Mr.
Mary L. McConnell, 2nd pr.
Currant. Mrs. F. E. Phipps, 1st pr.. Mil Ella
cuna, aa pr.
Grape, Mr. B. Caldwell, 1st pr.. Mr. Backea
sto, 2nd pr.
Plum, Mra. Phipps, lit pr., Mr. C. C. Lincoln.
2nd pr.
Apple, Mr. Caldwell. 1st pr., Mrs. L. C. Bark
bart, 2nd pr.
Crab apple. Mrs. McConnell. lit pr., Mr. L.
C. Burkhart. 2nd pr.
Strawberry. Mr. 8. Cannon, lit pr., Mr. C. C.
Lincoln, 2nd pr.
Gooseberry, Mr. Phipp, 1st pr., Mrs. McCon
nell, 2nd pr.
Tomato, Mrs. Barkhart, 1st pr., same. 2nd pr.
Raspberry, Mrs. McConnell, 1st pr., Mrs. L.
Komaine, 2nd pr.
Pear. Mrs. Lincoln, 1st pr, Mrs. Burkhart,
2nd pr.
Quince, Mr. Baekensto, 1st pr.
Thimble berry, Mrs. Phipps, 1st pr.
Sarrice berry, Mrs. McConnell, 1st pr. -
r-almon berry. Mr. McConnell, 1st pr.
Peach, Mrs. Burkhart, 1st pr.
Compound. Mr. Burkhart, lit pr.
Cherry, Mrs. Burkhart, 1st pr.
Bottled Fkctt.
. Pears, Mrs. TV. W. Parruh, 1st pr.
Tomatoes, Mrs. Parruh. 1st pr.. Mr. Caldwell,
2nd pr.
Peaches. Mrs. A. Set tinnier. 1st pr.
Beans, Mrs. Parruh, 1st pr.
Plums, Mrs. L. C. Barkbart, 1st pr., Mrs. A.
ett!emier, 2nd pr.
Gripes, Mrs. Caldwell, 1st pr.
, Cherries, Mrs. Backenito, lit pr, same, 2nd pr.
Raspberry, Mr. Backenito. 1st pr, same,
2nd pr.
Blackberry, Mr. Dr. Griffin, lit pr., Mr. Par
iiah. 2nd pr.
Quince. Mrs. Eaekencto, 1st pr.
Lemon. Mr. Backenito, 1st pr.
r-trawberry, Jfre. Baekensto, 1st pr.
Corn, Mrs. Baekensto, lit pr.
Bread.
Bread, Mis Mary Probst, lt pr. Mi Parral,
2nd pr. ,
Cream cake. Mr. W. W. Parruh, diploma.
Marble cake, Mr. E. E- Backenito, dip!
Pickles.
Cucumber. Mra. Baekensto. 1st pr.
"8i airs, mcaeueto, 1st, pr.
' Plums pickled as olives, Mrs. 2
stall, 1st pr., same. 2nd sr.
. Mary M. MeCoo-
Cataap, Mr. Baekenito. 1st pr.
Cabbage, Mr. McConnell. 1st pr.
Apple, Mr. McConnell, 1st pr.
Pears, Mr. McConnell. 1st pr., Mr. Baekensto,
2nd pr.
Maskmelon, Mr. Baekensto, 1st pr.
Tomato, M Baekenito, lit pr.
Onion, Mr. Backenito, lit pr.
Beets, Mn. Baekenito, 1st pr.
Grapes, Mr. Baekensto, lit pr.
Jam.
Blackberry, Mr. Phipp, lt pr, Mr. F. Probst,
2nd pr.
Raspberry. Mr. Backenito, lit pr., Mr.
Phipps, 2nd pr. -
Gooseberry, Mrs. Phipp., 1st pr. Mr. Ja Fin
layson, 2nd pr.
Strawberry. Mis Emma Maxfield, 1 at pr, Mr.
Mary L. McConnell. 2nd Dr. .
. Currant, -Mr. Dr. Griffin, lt pr. Mil E!ta
Cess!-!. A
Plum, Mr. Lineoln, 1st pr, Mr. Baekensto,
zua pr. - - - '-"
Pear, Mrs. Baekensto, lit pr.
' Grape, Mr. Baekensto, lit pr.
Tomato, Mr. Baekenito, 1st pr.
Marmalade.'
Raspberry, Mra. McConnel, 1st pr.
' Salmon be nr. Mrs. McConnell. 1st or.
' Plum, Mis Emma Maxfield, 1st pr., Mr. Mo-
onneu, ana pr.
Apple, Mr. MeConnen, lst'pr.
. - Preserves.
, Tomete. Mr. Wilds, 1st pr, Mrs. Phipp,
3nd pr.
t , Tomatoes preserved as flgi, Mr. Burkhart,
sstpr.
. sear, Mr. L. Komaine, 1st pr, Mrs. A; Settle
wooer. 2nd pr.
"Cherry, Mrs. Jj. Finlaysan, lit pr, Mr. Me-
vounei-, zna pr.
Watermelon, Mr. David Fromaa, 1st pr, Mra.
Pbvpp, 2nd pr.
Blackberry, Mr. MoConaslI, 1st pr, same,
3nnr.
S'rawaerry.'Mr. 6. Cannes, 1st pr, Mrs. Ma-
Currant, Mi' Emma MarfieU, f at pr..
' Apple, Mrs. MeConneL 1st pr, fame, 2nd pr.
. Gooseberry. Mr. MeCasmll. In.,.
Elderberry, Mrs. MoCanneU, 1st pr, MUa Est-
mmm ,ng pr . , . -
Peach, Mra. Mrs. A. Settlers ier. laVpr.
Plum. Mr. Parruh, 1st pr., Misa Bettia Bark
fcarV2ndpr. ; v ? .... . .
r Quince, Mr, Baekensto, 1st pr. -"
Orange, Mr. Dackeasto, lt pr.
' - ' - 'lTtU:Cont(mum4.1 .
NOTICE Or FlNAX SETTTtEBIENT.
J" ' ' ' - "'' -" -.i.'-iv '
OBKC.SXODGRASS, EXECUTOR OF TITO
estate of Speneer L. Snodgrasa, dee'd, having this
day filed bis final aoeoant-of hi Administration
: of said Estate and rendered the (ame for settle
meat; it i therefore ordered" that
' Monday y tiutWi day of November, 1870,
t tbe hoar of one o'clock p. ir, at the Court House
. in the eity of Albany, in said county and State,
be appointed for the hearing of objection to loeh
v 4nal account and the settlement of the same, and
that notice hereof be given by publication in tbe
"State Rights Democrat," a newspaper of general
circulation in laid county onee a week for at
iean four successive week before (aid day.
By order of aaid Court. -
8. A. JOHNS, County Judge.
Seit, , IJTfi b7w4.
ADVERTISEMEWTjS.
VOHAIM.
Females, swing to the peculiar and Important
rotations which they sustain, their peculiar organ
isation, and the bffiees they perform, are subject
to many sufferings. Freedom from these contribute
In ao small degree to their happiness and welfare,'
for none eaa be happy who are ill. Not only so,
but ne one of these various female complaint
can long b uflerd to run en without Involving
the general health of the Individual, and ere long
prodaeiag permanent iloknei and prematura de
cline. Nor U It pleaaaat to eonsalt a phyilolaa
or the relief of theie varlon delicate affoetions,
aud only upon the moit urgent necessity will a
true woman ao far sacrifloe her greatest charm as
to do this. Tbe sex will then thank ns for placing
in their bands simple specific which will be found
effieaciona in relieving and curing almost every
ene of those troublesome complaint peculiar to
the sex.
Helusold' Extbact Bccau. Ilandred suf
fer on in silenoe, and hundreds of others apply
vainly to druggists and doctors, who either mere
ly tantalise them with the hope of a euro or apply
remedies whiehmako them worse. I would not
wish to aasert anything that woald d injustice te
tbe afflicted, bat I am obliged to say that although
U may be produced from xciiv exkaaitioa of
the power of life, by laborious employment, un
wholesome air and feed, profase meastrnatiea.
tbe are of tea and eefiee, and frequent childbirth.
U la far oftener caused by direct irritation, ap
plied to the mueou membraae of the vaglaa It-
alf.
When reviewing the cause ef these ditriag
complaint, it fi most painful to contemplate the
attendant evil consequent upon them. It is bat
simple justice to tbe subject to enumerate a few of
the maoy additional cause which o largely affect
tbe life, health, and bappinea of woman In all
classes of society, and which, consequently, affect
more or lea directly, tbe welfare of the entire ba
rn an family. Tbe mania tb at ex 1st for preeocioa
education and marriage, esuies the years that na
ture deaigned for corporeal development te be
wasted and perverted in tbe restraint of dress,
tbe early confinement of school, and especially in
tbe unhealthy axeitement of the ball room. Thus
w:tb the body balf-elotbed, and tbe mind andnly
excited by pleasure, perverting in midnight revel
tbe boar designed by nature for deep aad rest,
tbe work ef destruction is half accomplished.
In eonseqnenee of this early strain upon bar
system, unnecessary effort is required by the deli
cate votary to retain her situation in school at a
later day, tbui aggravating the evil. When ene
excitement i over, another in proepeet'.ve keep
the mind morbidly sensitive to impression, while
tbe now constant restraint of fashionable dre.
absolutely forbidding the exercise indispensable
to tbe attainment and retention ef oreanie health
and strength ; the exposure to night air; the
sadden- change of temperature; tbe complete
prostration produced by excessive dancing, must,
of necessity, produce their legitimate effect. At
last aa early marriage claps the elimax of muery,
aad tbe unfortunate one, hitherto so utterly re-
gardies of the plain dictates and remonfranee
of her delicate nature, become an unwilling ab
jent of medical treatment. This is but a truthful
picture of tbe experience of thousands of oar
young women. " '
Long before the ability to exercise tLe function
of the generative organs, they require an edwea
tiou of their peculiar aenroos system, composed
of what is eslled the tisane, which u, in common
with tbe female b resit and lip, evidently under
tbe control of mental emotion and associations
at aa early period of life ; and, aa wa shall sub
sequently see, these emotions, wben excessive,
lead, long before puberty, to habit which sap the
very life of their victims ere a stare has telf -completed
their development.
For Female Weaknes and Debility, White er
Leucorrhosa. Too Profuse Menstruation, Exhaus
tion, Too Long Continued Period, tot Prolapsus
and Bearing Down, or Prolapiu Utori, wa offer
the asost perfect specific known: HelmoiVi
CoKfotrsD Extract or Bccar. Directions fer
in, diet, and advice, accompany.
Female la every period of life, from infancy te
extreme old age, will find it a remedy to aid aa
taro in the discharge of it function. "Strength
is the glory of manhood and womanhood. Helm
old's Extbact Bocbv U mora strengthening
than any of tbe prepaiations ef Bark er Iron, in
finitely safer, and mora pleasant. : Hblmbold'
ExTBi.o BucBtr, having received the indorse
ment of tbe most prominent Pbyiieiani In the
United State, i now offered to afflicted humanity
as a certain cure for tbe following diseases and
symptomi, from whatever can originating:
General Debility, Mental and Physical Depres
sion, Imbecility, Determination of Blood to tbe
Head. Confused Ideas, Hysteria, General Irrita
bility, Restlessness and Sleeplessness at Night,
Abienee of Muscular Efficiency, Lou ef Appetite,
Dyspepsia, Emaciation, Low Spirit, Disorganiza
titm or Paralysi of the Organ! of Generation,
Palpitation of the Heart, and, in fact, all the
eoneomitant of a Kerven and Debilitated state
of the system.. To insure tbe genuine, cut this
ont. Ask for Helkbold'i. Take no other.
Sold by Druggists and Dealer everywhere'.
Price $1.36 per bottle, or six bottles tot $6.50.
Delivered to any address. Describe symptom in
all communications. AdSrei H. T. HELMBOLD,
Drug and Chemical Warehouse, 594 Broadway,
N.Y. . -
XT ONE GENUINE UNLESS DONE UP IN
yi teel engraved wrapper, with fac-similo of
my iuenucai w arehouse, and signed
II. T. HELMBOLD.
Jn!4vSn-(5yt-Tnln2.
DEALERS IX
GENE RAL MERCHANDISE !
v STORE IN FOSTER'S BRICK. FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY D. MANSFIELD & CO..
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
w
DRY GOODS, LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
QUFEN8WARE,
IN FACT EVERYTHING USUALLY KEPT IN
Offfer Very Low, Either
vinJOyl
BUSINESS UNABATED!
AT
.t. x. mirxjis
NEW JEWELRY STORE!!!
ALBANY, OREGON.
The Agency which bas beeOf a1in
granted expressly to us for tbe
ale of the
AMERICAN WATCHE8!
And tbe connection with the
BEST MANTTTACTORIES IN EUROPE
afford n every facility for ordering
ANY AND ALL KINDS OF FOREIGN MADE GOODS I
which are not kept for sale In tbl market
A Large Inroioe of Tine Toilet Article! !
FOR LADIES' AND GENTS' USE,
have just been received, and we offer Ibem to tbe
public at very low Sgures so low tbat Iney
come witbin tbe reach of every person.
.jsw-Tha Maw Star Watch! of which the
Bret invoice bas just been received, ean be even in
our Store, and all who will lake the trouble to al
anine this wonderful work, which we offer at a
marvellously lew prke, will give as an order
witnout doubt, 4. if. lilt?.
Dee. 10. leo-Jal7yI. First St.
: tJHr. M V-. rmT
THIS SALVE POSSESSES VIRTt ESTRC
LY WO.VDERr tL, being a compound of
tbe best
CURATIVE AND HEALING AGENTS!
EVER DISCOVERED!
It needs bat to be tried to prove it superiority
over all other agents for tbe cure of
CUTS, SCALDS, BURNS, SCALOHEAO,
AXD
Cnta&eoTis Eruptions of all Kinds !
Try it once, and you will rvsr ft-r Vso It.
Principal Manufactory at Corvalli ISenton coun
ty, Orecon. where it is sotd at
Wholesale and Krtail.
Tbe Trade supplied on Ileasoaable Term. For
sale by Druggists throughout Oregon.
Batail Price, 50 Cents per Box.
Address all communications to
W. W. OOLESBT,
Corvallis, Benton Co., Oregon.
REFERENCES:
Wa tbe nndersifrned, ritizens of Corrsllis and
vicinity, having known Ir. W. W. Og esby for a
number of years, and bdiering bim to be an hon
orable and worthy eitiaeo, would recommend to
the publie tbe Doctor's Oregon ttnlm of Cilrad
Salt, as possessing transcendant healing quali
ties :
DR. T. J. RIGHT. JOHS BURNETT,
THOS. CAt'THORJf, P. AVERV,
F. 3. MATTHEWS, SAM'L L. RIMPSOS,
M. II. BELL. JOSEPH EMERY,
E. HOLOATE, A. CAl.'THOR.V,
H. FINLKY. N. P. BRKHS8,
I. S. KENDALL. A. N. LOCKE,
W. II. JOHNSON, . J. H. I'PTON,
O. B. HOWARD, J. CRISS.
KT. H. P WERS, L. L. HORNIXO,
K. McVEATCH. J. . PALMER,
R. 8. STRAHAN. JAMES D. FOUNTAIN,
W. J. ROBERTSON. OEO. W. JOHNSON,
E. ALLEN, Druggist. E. WOODWARD, Drg'sL
aepzroasyl
LADIES' EMPORIUM!
MRS. A. J. DlIU AY,
caALta i
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY
kw
FmAmmtTdir GOODS1
Follow DrwM aa tTIeak Wakipy ia all their
' varied branohes.
mm I
BLEACHES 6 PEES8E8 STSAW GOODS
In Latest Styles and Beit Maaaer.
Stamps for Braid and Embroidery.
Corner Main and Broad-Albia Street,
ALBANY, OREGON. v
' vfln2Jtf i
THE OLD STOVE DEPOT!
JOHN BRIGGS,
' BtAI.BR tW
COOK, PARLOR AND BOX STOVES!
Of tha Best Fattens,
TIM, SHEET-IRON AND CQPPfR-WARE I
And the usual assortment of inrnishing good
. found in a Tin Store.
Beoairs XTeatly and Promptly Executed !
On Reasonable Terms.
" Short Reckonings Make Long Friend"
FRONT-ST., ALBANY,
Next Door to D. 'Mansfield A Bro'a 8tor,
De.eTjnltf ' JOHN BRIGGS.
CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS & SHOES,
GLAS8WAR.E, &c-
A RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT, WHICH THEY
for Cash or Produce.
1 V. HARPER c CO.
NEW FIRM! NEW FIRM !
W. II. KUIIN & CO.,
IUTB lift RKCEIVKD A
LA HOE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF
IIARI "V-A.XlX3
Of every deseriptlnn, such
FARMERS' and MECHANICS
TOOLS
CONSISTING OF
ANVILS. VICES. BELLOWS. HAMMERS. HATCHETS.
Sledges, 8aw, Planes,
RONN-(X'T AM MILL MAWN!
Together wilb a large Assortment of
inojsr-A.isnD STEEL,
Spring!, Axles, Thimble Skeioi, ete.
Also, a well aetecred stock of
Fpok', Hull, Jimt Hi mi, ShnJIi,
ItAei, llickwy Ailtu, Ac
All of which w are now ..Bering to tbe poM.e at
low rates. a we make tbe bu.meas a spe
ciality, wa catiat will keep a better as
sortment at lower prirv. than any
other bouM in thu city.
Reeeivieg and now opening a splendid stock of
WOOD ASD.TfTLLOWIWARE,
wbic h ws orrra at ckcatlt tvn r.n mtrrn.
f-trFiun in M'.nteltb's rre-Proof brirk. nest
devr to main l oung s.
W. II. KII1X A CO.
Albany, Msrrb II. 1STU--o-TOtna.
RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE !
BLAIN & YOUNG,
ALTI AWT, - - O Croon,
Would call the attention of Buyer to their
WELL, SELECTED STOCK
or
r6uT!9a or
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS!
II.iRDW 'ARK, CROCERILS!
BOOTS Si SliOKS (Our Socially.)
ALL OF IjATEMTKT1T.ES
Ann
GOOD QUALITY!
SOLD AT MODERATE PRICES
AtiRNTS FOr. THE CELEBRATED
FLOnEXCC 8i:iVIXCi MACHINE!
The Jhtt in I'm.
BLAIN TOTJNO.
Dee. 31. 1809 vin20tf.
CHAS. MEALEY,
DKALCR I!
FURNITURE AND CABINET WARE!
(Corner of Flrt and Broadalbin streets,
at old stand of C. Men ey i Co.)
ALBANY, OIIEGON.
K
EEPS CONSTANTLY OX HAND A FULL
assortment of everything in his line that the
trade requires or an enterprising publio demands,
FURNITURE !
Of All Kinds and Descriptions 1
BEDS AXD BEDDIXG, Xc.
Particular attention will ba paid to order for
T3E11TAKINQ!
And all
.or in my line wllNbe prompt!
attention to.
Satiif action. G far anticd and Work Warranted!
CHAS. MEALEY.
Albany, July 6, 18B9 v4n47tf. .
IRA A. MILLER,
(Succcnort to Philip Miller,)
M ARB L E WORKS
ALBANY, OREGON.
Shop on Washington, hot. let and2dSt'a.
THESE GENTLEMEN BEG LEAVE TO IN
form the publio at large tbat tbey are now
prepared to furnish
MABBLE 9IONU1HEIKTS
. ! ... ASH :
Or R A V E - S T O NESI
: or BTiitr bttm And pattern, j v
At the Most Reasonable Prices.
TOiBIBSTONSS CUT TO ORDER
On tha very shortest notice.
MarTT3a2tf TKA A, MILLER.
m
J- -I - ' ' Ml ...
ADVERTISEMENTS.
(im ALE AND BEER,
AT
CITY BREWERY!
CORNER OF FIRST ANO WASHINGTON STREETS.
ALslAXT, OREGON '
J. Z. CROU3E, PROPRIETOR.
rpHE PROPRIETOR EK03 LEAVE TO IS
X torm tbe public tbat be
KEEPS C0N8TABTLY ON HA5D
4 caotca ARTicMf or
A. 1ST 3D 3333333.1
Which be I prepared to furnish
AT WIIOLEMALE OR RETAIL!
JJrlivered Free
to any part of the City or State. All orders
promptly atfenaeu to, and
Perfect Satisfaction Oanraataed.
Uarl1vSn?.0tf.
W.S.D.-1870!
LITERARY MINDS AWAKE!
W. S- 3D3R.IGrOS,
INTENT LPOS OKATIFYIXfl TI1K SOULB
of tbuse wbo hunger and thirst after wit and
wisdom, be,
fOR'TIIAT EXPREMf. PL'RPONE!
Opened a Sew and well selected stock of
Standard and Miscellaneous
books:
ranging from School Primers to Shakespeare.
Alao, constantly on band,
SHEET MUt?IC-"LATKST AOOSIESI'
STATIONERY!
Allium f Viariei, Writing Huidi, Etc., Etc,
I've gools to salt all kinds of folks.
In palsies or hotel i
I've Itililes. Poem. Antic Jokes,
rllank Hooks, j!d Pens aod Novel.
COME! Call fur anything In my line of bt
ueeummndnted.
pe-Xo will flnd me in IIlll' !: Store.
Albany, March 4, lTU-ly. Mf. . IRIG3
1 Eli 11! 11 K 12 It! !
ALBANY BREWERY.
c iian. Kir.rrn, rr.
fflllK SrC'CIlIEXR IU8 JUST ERECTED
JL a new and 6rl-rlss
BREW ZEl IfST
Oa DraaA AlUa bctwaea rirat Street
aAd tbe Rive,
And I prepared to fumUh
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
PRIVATE FAMILIES
OX SHORT XOTICE!
Ill Ordrri BrliTcrrd tflirrrvrr Dfiirtd
He Wsrranu bis BEER
MADE OF THE BEST MATERIALS,
iSt
PEUFECTLY II E ALTII Y !
II is eonSdeitt be can rive entire (atisfaetioa to
ail.
Doe. 29, '6. vSngtltf
ALBANY BOOK STORE
E. A. FREELAND,
BOOK-SELLER AND STATIONER
Albany - - - - Oregon
ESPECTFt'LLY INFORMS THH PUBLIC
at be bas removod from the old stand tc
PARRISH'S BLOCK,
Where all are Invited, assured that tiooda in hi
line are (old at tbe lowest cash prices.
COKSTAXTLT OS HAMD:
STANDARD AXD MtSCELlA.YIOUS BOOKS.
Juvenile. Toy Gilt nad CUak Sooka,
OOttt ITAi, An- .
SCHOOL BOOKSTAND STATIONERY!
Of every kind'nWl in the State.
BOOHS IMPORTED TO ORDER, a
short notice. Deelnldly
BUACKSMITHING.
PLOWS! PLOWS!! PLOWS!!!
THE UNDERSIGNED GIVES NOTICE TO
the general publie, that he ia now manufao-
urtng toe
ESDI UG PATCXT PLOWI
anany other sty lelellow tbat may be ordered.
Also, paniouiar ancniiuu puiu( i
HORSE SHOEING. WAGON AND CARRIAGE MAKING.
And General Jobbing.
nORSE-SIIOEINO, $2,00 cash or 83,60 on time.
, WAGONS, $140 to $160. (
All work entrusted to me will receive prompt
attention, and be executed hi the best possible
manner, with good material. A ahara of publie
patronag is solicited. - t-
My shop la on the cornet of Seeond and Ells
worth troet, oppoit Pioroo' Ferry. Albany,
Oregon.- F. WOOD. :
Dee.5'fl8v4nlntf.
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Att'yatLaw.
c. rrnRT,
Notary Public.
RUSSELL & FERRY, '
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
' ' COLLECTING AGENTS. , l
' TSpecial attontion given to the sale of Real
Estate. Real Estate Litiitation and tha Collection
of Claim. Offioe, N. W. Corner First and Wath-
ington Streets. ,,
Portland, Oregon,
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ADVERTISE B1E NTS ,
ADDRESS
: TO THE
NERVOUS & DEBILITATED
WHOSE SUFFERINGS
HAVE BEEN
Protracted from Hidden Cause.
AND WHOSE" CASE? BEQUIUK-
PltOMPT TREATMENT
To Bender Ei'rtence Deiirable. .
If yon are saVering er bare soifered, frn fa
voluntary liscbsrjr.es, wbat eneet does it prodoee
upon your general health? Do yon feci weak,
debilitated, easily tired t Doe a little y tra x-
ertion produce palpltati.m of tbe heart 7 Does
yonr liver, or nrinary organs, or your kidney fre.
quently Ket oat of order? Is yonr arioe some-
times thick, milky or florky or is it ropy on set
tling T Or does a tbiek scorn rise to tbe top T Or
ia a sediment at tbe bottom after it bas stood
awhile? Do yon bare spells of short breathing
or dyspepsia? Are ynr bowels constipated?
Do yon have fpells of fainting;, or rushes of blood
to the bead? Is yonr memory impaired? I
your mind constantly dwe'ling en tbi subject?
Do yon feel dull, listle, mopin;, tired of com-
paoy, of life f De T"u wish to be bft alone, to
get away from everybody? Dues any little thing
make y oe (tart or jump? I yonr sleep broken
or restless ? Is tbe lustre of your eye at brilliant?
Tbe bloom on yonr ebeek as bright? Do yon par
sue your business with the same energy? Do
you feel as much confidence in yourself ? Are
your spirits dull and flagging, given to fit of
melancholy ? If so do not lay it to year liver er
dyspepsia. Have yon restless nights? Yoar
back weak, yonr knee weak, aad bar bat litt'e
appetite, and yon attribute tbi tc, dyspepsia, or
liver complaint ?
NOW, READER,
self abuse, venereal diseases badly eared, and ses
uat caresses, are all capable el producing a weak
ness of tbe generative organs. Tbe ergaa of
generation, wben in perfect health,
MAKE THE MAN.
Did You Ever Think
that tbrM buM. defiaat. energetic. psrcTering
sueeewfal business men, are always tho whose
p enerative organ are in perfect health ?
Yon never bear each men o.tnplain ef being
melancholy, of nervuineeii, or palpitation ef the
heart. Tbey are never afraid they cannot ue
ceed in bainci , tbey don't become sad and dis
couraged ; they are always pr.lite aad pleasant in
tbe company of ladies, and lot.V yon aad tbem
right in tbe face none of yonr downcast look or
other meanness abunt them. I do aot mean those
who keep tbe organs in Sate J It running to ex
cess. These will not only
RUIN THEIR CONSTITUTIONS,
but also these tbey do business with or for.
How many ns, from badly e-rrti diseases,
from the cBeels of elf-alura and excesses.
t kkra kran,lil Kant ttiftt r.f VHllIM ill
tbor orBUS that has redaca-1 tbe general sys
tem so raueh aa to indue almost every other dis
ease
IDIOCY,
LUNACY,
PARALYSIS,
spinal affections, suicide, and almost every other
form of diie wbich humanity is heir te. and
tba ml can of the trouble esrcely ever us
pec' J, and have doctored for all bnt the right
one.
Direate of these organs reiuire the nse of a
Diuretic.
HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT
2H WCJSSS'CiT
i the great Diuretic, and is a certain core for
diseases of tha Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy,
Oreanie Weakness, Female Complaints, General
Debility, and all Diiease ef tba Urinary Organs,
whether existing in Male er Female, from what
ever cause originating, aad no matter of new long
standing.
If no treatment 1 submitted to. Consumption
or insaalty may ansa. ' Our flesh and blood are
supported from these sources, and the health aad
happiness, and that of Posterity, depend upon
prompt use ef a reliable remedy.
. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BdCHU,
Xsttbltahed upward of Nireteen year.
IS PREPARED BT
H T. HELMBOLD, Druggist,
504 Broadway, -jVctt York,
104 South Tenth St., Phila., Pa
Prico $1.23 for Bottle, or 6 Bottles
for $6.50, delirered t any Address.
Sold by all Drnffsrist; everywhere.
NONE ARE GENUINE unless done np
in steel engraved wrapper, with fac simile
of my Chemical 'Warehouse, and signed
II. T. nELHBOLD.
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ADVERTISEMENTS,
FC3 SFP.ir.S Af.DSC'.ER TRADE
A. CO V AN 0, CO.,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER-
HAVE PROVIDED THEMSELVES TJf AD.
vance of ibe recent rise is Cottea tieed
LABCtC AXD DEIIBABLE STOCaC-
STAPLE DRY GODS
WHICH CAK A5I WILL BS SOLD
AT MARYELOUSLY LOW PRICE'
job
Cash or nerchaatstble PrIV?
CALL ANO EXAMINE OUR STOCK AKO FF.ICtS.
U"e Have aLarare Quantities)
BLEAHELAXD BROWS COTTOXfi, litK
!.'), t'OTTO ADEft.DEMMM, HHI KT
1.VIJ ANDC1IKCKS,PRI.NTK,1K
LAINKS .AI.PACCA8. (J1NU
UAM, JKAXS. VASHt
MERM,TWEDM.,r rOKKIUJf AND
OREGON
KANl!.
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A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
FANCY 1IIESS GOODS!
Latest Stylos f YamtV aal Geaticnaa
CLOTHiNa i
AND FURNISHING GOODS !
II ATS, CAPS,
BOOTS 1X9 SHOES OF 111 III DS 150 Kill
CARPETING, WALL-PAPER
Paper efc Umem Bllaeta St Flxlrae
Wa would eall especial at ten tin te eur Stoek T
IRON ANO STEEL,
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we riEL nars r ainxo it is
The Largest thla aide rPartlaael t
Constating ia wart ef
FORES, HOES, RAKES, SPADES, SCTTHFS
JBtbL-SAWrt, CROeS-CVT, TYLttt'S
IMPROVED FATEXT TOOT11
BILL ETT-WEB Bj. .
SECKANICS ANO BLACKSMITHS TOOLS COMPLETE
Butcher Saws. Bara-Door Hanger. Roller
and Trarfc, Rope Chain. Hes a.ad Kue- . i
ber Packing, Uire-Sbe X ails, Bolts,
Xoti and IV ethers. Thimble end
Wagon Boxing, Iron
Axles, Iron end -Steel
of every
kind. ' "
lastinkT Powder and Fwsc.
WE AR PATIXO IX CAKM ibe Highest Mar
ket price for Bacon. Lard and Wool.
Call aad learn our prices, and brn rait yoarselt
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K. SALTS ARaB.
A. CAROTHERS & CO., : ;
DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES,
AX SEALERS .
PAINTS, DYE-STUFFS, OILS,
PATENT MEDICINES, .'. :
Toilet Goods, Perfumeries, &,c,
ri'BE LIQFORS FOB TIIE SICK.
GOODS FRESH ANO WARRANTED STRICTLY fURE.
STORE KEPT OPEN DAY ASD SIGHT.
Presoiptioog Oompoond&i -
Front Street, Three Door Beimc J. Conner' 4.
febll70 v5n:6tf. A. CAROTHERS A CO.
MARBLEJVORKS!
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MONUMENTS, OBELISKS, TOPS..
i Head and Foot Stones Executed in Call- -j
r - ' fornia, Vermont and Italian . , -;
M mX. 1 S LBSi?
Also, Mantle, Grate. Fire Brick. Wasaskand.
Bureau and Counter Top furnished ta. oMer,.
State St., Bet. Commercial and Fiat '
SALEM, - - - OREGON.
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FARTs'.ERS, TAKE NOTICE I ;
I WILL GItB FOB. ..
EGGS, 18 CTS. 1I3XX OS.,
After this week, until further notiee. .
FV . It, 186-uiet - X. CaTIADLE.