The state rights democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1865-1900, May 26, 1871, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textfcr7ii . m" T FRIDAY 1871. Postal Matters.1 Mall from North arrives at Albany at 1 o'clock p. m.; from the fcouth.at 8:30 p. m. -- Harrisburg and Peoria mail arrives on Mondays and Thursdays; departs on Tuesdays and Fridays. . Brownsville and Boston Mills mail arrives on Monday and departs on Tues day of each week., Iobanon mail leaves every Saturday. Albany postofllce is open on Sunday from 1 to 2 p. m., and from 3:30 to 4 p. m. At HaruisuvRQ.- Ve learn that at . Harris- times are decidedly brisk burghs vTue town Is full of people, crowding thither to work on the great railroad bridge, or to "turn a penny" by boarding and lodging the workmen and artisans who will be engaged upon that structure. Hands are already at work clearing away the site of the bridge and preparing the ground for the reception of the timbers and fix tures. Mr. Robinson, of Harrisburg, has received the contract of boarding 150 brtdgeniechanlcs, at $5 per week ach, and is erecting a large edifice for that purpose near the scene of the "coming" .bridge. . The briUge and trestling will be. two and three quarter miles long, and will N probably occupy four months in construction. It will be about 1 miles above Harrisburg.' A Successful Arbiter. Sheriff Irvine had a high compliment paid to him a few diVya -ago. 52 r. and Mrs. Bamford, of this county, were divorced a last Court, and the wife Tfas decreed to receive one-third of 360 acres of land lying near Peoria, this county. , "When the question of the division of the land came up, neither party would agree to the other's suggestions; but after sun dry devices being resorted to in order to effect an "equitable adjustment" of the matter in dispute, it was agreed by loth parties to submit, the division to Mr. Irvine, and "Bob" fixed it to the emineut satisfaction of both in a jiffy ,4 and it is probable lie persuaded each one of them that they had made sever al hundred dollars in tlie transaction. "Blessed are the peacemakers." ' 'AtBArr Fire Company. Now that the large and elegant engine house is about completed, the 'firemen of our city are beginning to take a ' lively in terest in the resuscitation of, the nearly defunct organization known as "Al bany Fire Company 2To. 1," and sev eral meetings have been recently held to effect a more, efficient organization. A large number of- new recruits have been enrolled, the Constitution has been over-hauled and reconstructed, and a full corps of new officers will soon be elected. We hope to see the Company in good working trim and able to make a glittering show by the coming Fourth. Hurrah for the old "Oaesters" and their new members! The Corxcit, at its last meeting, passed ordinances requiring property holders on the following named streets gravel the same from Water to Ninth streets,' viz: Ferry, Broadalbin, Ells worth, lyoa and Jefferson; also prop-erfy-halders on First street to gravel said rtrert from Montgomery to Jeffer son; also, t gravl Jackson street from Second to Water street, and Water rtreet from Jackson to Jefferson street. The Council also ordered that hereafter all street crossings shall be graveled by property-holders at said crossings, and all crosswalks to be, constructed by property-holders at said crossings. A. U.' Culver waselected councilman, rice m. Crawford, resigned. Masoxic. Our Brethren of the ' "Mystic'TIe" are janiic'patijtg a feast of reason and a flow of soul next month at Salem. On Friday, June 16th, the Grand Royal Arch Chapter meets in that city, to be followed on Monday, June 19th, . by. the convention of the Grand Lodge of Masons for Oregon. Immediately after the close of the reg- . ular business of therar convocation, that body will proceed to Portland for the purpose of laying the corner-stone -of the new Masonic Temple which is to be erected at the metropolis during the coming season. ' This ceremony will , probably be the most imposing oue er r witnessed in Oregon. ' WoiiAJTa Rights. "We ttera the following short' but terse lecture -of Josh Billings' over to the editress of the New 'Northwastj with the request that she salirate Josh jrith . the most potent calomel at.ker eaumand: "Eve, yore grai-t graamutber, com mitted a mistake, g&d deal bigger than the wuayu arangh u tew com mit, butthare is.a remote similarity in the mistakes. She .wanted tew kno and her a.hapd -in awl that wuz goin on, and the devil oil'erdjtew teach her, aud yu liev "herd what the result wuz. - My advice iew yu lz tew stay Tite whareyu-cff. u tew a power now .thai never can le U bold on tew :it, but If Vu spit on your bands tew git a better JloJt, yu fa ay luseyure grip entirely.". ,( ;Set . ; Machines. Head , the :new advertisement of Miner & Pear jBOiLjelsewhere. "They want energetic groung'men to act as agents for the cel ebrated Buckeye "Sewing Machines. These machines are selling "jo fast as to render it almost impossible to supply the demand.' Five dozen wiir arrive here next week, ntsay f which are al ready engaged. At their agency may .be seen the latest machine out, called the "New Wilson TJmderfced," which for beauty, symmetry and utility, can .hardly be excelled; will be sold for $55, with apparatus complete. ' Let our lady readers drop in and look at it. ; . ' . salth Improving. We are meh pleased to learn , from Sheriff Irvine that Horl. E. BMoore, of Harrisburg, is much Improved In health, and that strong hopes of his ultimate recovery are entertained. The people of this county will all join us in the earnest wish that he may be fully restored to vigorous health. The KaCa'ma Beacon has made its appearance,' . It published Jby M H. & M- L. Money-r-husband and wife.' It is a semi-weekly Jjaper, of good pro portions -and neat mechanical appear ance, and It columns are filled with newsy andracy literature, evincing an experienced hand at the editorial bel Jpws. Jt Is a clcotne Beacon, ; MAY EG, tiADiES. In looking at the register bf a hotel last evening, we found only one gentleman who registered his spouse its "wife," the remainder were attached to a "lady." What Is the ruling- of etiquette In these affairs? Which is the least snobbish wife or lady? Herald. , s " , , This reminds us of a little Incident. During the warfc while one of the Iowa regiments was encamped at Rolla, Missouri, the wife of a Colonel of the regiment had been out visiting some acquaintances, and attempted to pass the sentinel I coming into camp to her husband's quarters, after dark., She was passing the, sentinel with head proudly erect and pannier defiantly ele vated, when the vigilant guardian of the camp commanded her to halt ani propounded the usual question of '.'who goes there?" "Why," said the indig nant female, drawing herself proudly up and casting a withering glance up on the common soldier, "don't you know me. sir? I'm the Colonel's fa tly!" To this apparent "crusher" the faithful sentinel promptly replied: "I don't carjj a d n, madam! if you were the Colonel's wife you couldn't pass here without giving the countersign!" The Girl of the Period. Lafe Young, a boy whom we once employed in an Iowa onlce when he was a wee devil, and who never got over the pious ways which we taught him, is publish ing a sparkling paper at Atlantic, Iowa, and looking after the girls of his neigh borhood. x Here is a ppeclmen ho re cently dug up on an Iowa' prairie: "While passing through a town In Audubon county last Monday, we no ticed a-handsome young giri in a nice, clean back yard, washing clothes in the old fashioned way, in a tub. She wore a jaunty little hat, high heeled boots, black afpaca dress, trimmed cnjxtvnitr, and a mot bewitchinjr Grecian iwnd. She dabbled the clothes in the tub .with oue hand while the other was graceful ly braced on her wasn-Uke want. r.v rr and anon she would dunce ui to see if anybody were looking. It is quite probable that she did not turn out a big washing. Scddex Death. Mrs. Geo, Taylor, wife of a respectable farmer of this county, died at the residence of Joseph Gray, In this city, last Tuesday morn- ing fciie i,as been a partial Inralfd for some time, and had tl evening previ ous to her death come to the city for the purpose of taking the cars for Sa lem, for medical treatment. She leaves several little children, the youngest of whom are twins, only six months old. Her husband has our kindest sympathy in his unexpected and sad bereavement Interesting News. For a rare lot of information our readers would do well to peruse the new advertisement of R. C. Hill A Son, elsewhere in this paper. They have on hand all the standard patent medicines, the purest drags ami the richest perfumeries that can be procured, and as a careful and prompt 'apothecary 'Fred has no supe rior. They are also agent for the splen did Home Shuttle Shewing Machines. Call around And see them. Cosmopoijtan Benevolent Society of Nevada City. Have you'secured your ticket? If not, do so at once. Have you examined the advertisement and noticed the list of magnificent Gold Coin prizes! Kven the auaileat oim of $20, would be acceptable; and then look. at the thousand. .Who would be so unwise as to delay Investing S2.50 in a ticket and thus secure a- fortune, all in gold coin. . ' Festival. On next Thursday even ing, June 1st, the Young Ladies Jite Societv of the U. P. Sabbath School will give a Fair and Festival In Dr, Tate's brick store room (formerly oc cupied by Kohn Bro's,) for the benefit of the Sabbath School library. Admis sion, 25 cents. Strawberries and cream will be furnished to those desiring tliat delicious dish. All are invited and contributions thankfully received. Going Hast. Miss Lizzie Smith, youngest daughter of the late, Hon; Delazon Smith, will accompany her grandfather, Mr. Shepherd, fo Iowa, in the hope pf benefitting her health, which is considered by her physician to be quite precarious. We trust she may have a pleasant journey, and soon return to us in blooming health and buoyant spirits. 1 Lecture, Rev. Hoisington, a blind man, gave two very interesting lectures in this city during the week, on the subject of "Ancient Egypt." It is sta- ted that this gentleman has learned of the matter of which he treats by hav ing his wife read to him. He must have a remarkably retentive memory, as his lectures are said to abound in in formation and interest. Here is the most dog-goncd affection ate piece of amatory poetry we have jumped up: When Carlo ait. lz Sally's chair. O. don't I wUh that I was there; AVbeo her fairy fing r pat hi head, O. don't I wish 'two mine instead ! When Sally's arm hi neck iuipriaon. O. don't I wixb my neck wxt hU'ul .. When Sally kis.ea Cnrlo' none, ' . w, don't I wish that I wire tbue! f Arctic Soda, Messrs. A. Carothers & Co. will about the first of June have a-magnificent Soda Fountain in opera' tion at their drug store, and will be ready to furnish to thirsty .souls for the small sum of 10 ccnte, a, cooling nectar fit for the goda. The advertise ment will appear eoon, and then our readers will know all about it. - Some of srar' otemporaries are in luck. On the 13th instant, the wife of Wnii M. Hand, of the Mountaineer, presented him with a daughter; and on the 20th instant Mr. Wm. Thompson, of the Plaindealcr, became the happy parent of a girl baby. All the result of judicious advertising! . Errata. We are aslfed to correct the tateme'n tlmt Abbot is going to wield the Pick and hold the Plow. We accordingly crawfish. ,. We saw a "strong-minded , woman pass through town the other day sitting astride of a hotse. The first two letters of her name were VInjun." ' , MARRIED: ,u B.0TAL BELDIXO At tlie roiilooce of the bride' father, io tbi eity. on the 25lh ' intt., by Rev. C. W. Todd, Miu Locis B. Kotau and MiB8 Eva J. BeLDixc ait of Albauy. tompiimeDt recetrea. JHay tlie Jinjal pair enjoy all the wect of married life with never a tat j of the bitter. Awen. . r ' SMITIf BOND At die residence- f.f . the bride' mother, near Lake Crsok, Jlav J2t, by rev, J. W. SUihl.Mu. (ii.onOB W. Shitb and Hiss TruPEitixc'E Uu!t all of Lipn Qount., r LOCAL PICKINGS. Wool Is selling In Albany at 31 cents per 4b. ' .,, , . ; Seo Marshal Weller's notlcos elao- where. . Gus. Layton keeps tn hand all kinds of fish nearly. Fashionable garters are or Diue vet- vet, gold mounted. Our city marshal hasn't made an ar? rest for two months. A. S. Knox and family have gono to California. Bon voyage. Harrisburg bridge will require 2,000,- 000 feet of timber aud lumber. We have had a little rain, by way of a chango, during the past week. Some girls are like old muskets; they use a good deal of powder, but won't go off. The opposition steamer "Constan tino" will sail to-morrow from Port land. . ' Jesse Parrlsh starts East of the moun tains next week with about 190 head of cattle. , Although wheat has declined In San Francisco, ourAlbany buyers are still offering $1.25. , , One Salem editor charges another with stealing a well. That is getting pretty low down. ' ' Regular Communication of Corinthi an ixuige iso. it, a. x. oi i. i., to morrow evening, ' V Now is the. winter of our dlVontcnt, which would bo made glorious summer by a little sunshine. Wo. are told there Is nothing made In vain. But how about a pretty young girl? Isn't she maiden vain. The State Sabbath School Conven tion will meet in this city during the first week in June next year. The men who quit railroad work above this city last week, have sued the Company for their wages. A. Carothers & Co have still a large supply of the very best of liquors. "We know whereof we affirm." Mrs. Rapheal Cheadle and family re turned from San Francisco last Wed nesday, looking exceedingly well. The last instance of modcty Is that of a lady who refuted to wear a watch In her bosom lecause It had hands. Mr. Dunlwj&y, the husband of the editor of the Portland New Northwett, paid our city a visit during the week. Our readers will remember that there is a severe peualty attached to the employment of Indians without passe. - Why docs the Chcmeketa House, in Salem, always give square meals? Aim. Because Bro. Earltart works "on the square." About fifty Chinese "artist do shov els" are at work orthe railroad rfwllch which is being built up the river., bank in this city. , -The Overland Hotel had a new guext lust Sunday night. He wm a boy (11 pounder); didn't register his name, but made his mark! A ii ritualist gave four lectures in the Court House during the week. The lecturer is said to bo a young man of considerable talent. , The steamer "Caliope" has been ball ed out by Ben Holloduy and hired by him for one year. It will be umxI at the UarrUburg bridge. Miss Maggie Irvine, daughter of the Sheriff, has secured a hummer's school at the Turner school house, about five miles south of this clty Mrs. Berkely, an old lady living a few miles from this city, was stricken with paralysis last week, and is now said to be helplessly bedridden. The frame for the new grocery build ing of Strong & Schmcer Is up, and when that building Is completed it will add much to the appearance of that corner. A gentleman In this city, whose wife Is on the go-out most of the time, rails her the active partner; and at home no one would ever accuse her of being a silent one. - Mr. Bercaw of this city, has received fron Mr. Mycr, of Portland, the con tract for constructing the big ware house atllalscy. Work will commence Immediately. '. Twenty new recruits were added to the Fire Company last Wednesday evening. The next meeting of tlie Company will be next Tuesday even ing. Come out, boys A wicked and perverse generation seeking, after a sign will find a beauti ful one on Carter's office; also a nice new oue In front of Miner & Pearson's Sewing Machine Agency. Messrs, D. M. Thompson ami J. F. Backenfito have returned from the Odd Fellows Grand Lodge, where they both distinguiMied themselves and extin guished their opponents. The "nobbiest" little sheet which comes to our table is Geo. P. Rowall & Co's i American Newspaper Jlcjxtrler. We don't know how the world ever got its axes ground without this paper. W, H. JIcFarland & Co's stove store hrfs a mammoth stock of stoves on hand, and our genial friend, Harvy, knows just bow to snit the most exacting-demands of customers. Float in there and take an obsquint of things., A tew nioiita since a young couple were niorrieu ut lioseburg, but ihe mother of the bride was "down oo" the husband and ood pero'uaded the wife 'ti iuefor a divorce io the Circuit Court for DouL'Ia county, whicli he did; but before Court came on the couple made it up and moved to Portland, leaving the meddlesome "old woman" behind. ' A few daje ago the eouple were natounded by receiving a notice from lioseburg that the Court had just 'divorced them A license was procured, acquire call ' )V .1 a mm ea in, ana mcy were npiiceu again id less time than you could say ''Jack ILobimoq " , The peculiar, condition of tho lady rendered an immediate war ritgeu'eeenstrj. . .,.: -: The West Side litis been in existence six njo.nths and is talking about puttin on short dresses' and running with'the 'big boys" newspaperdom'. We like your grit; Bro. Handloyj nnd'ss you propose to leave politics alone, pco pla of both parties in your county ough to pivc you boost.. Oo it! , Wo Aop to see your yonng-tcr in liltle Lrcechci and red-top boots ere long. , Cftllforala still pai-chtug. A coohniitres aaked a punil to tell hat word thu letters 8 double upellod? Th child wa dull, and no ths mWtreM crir, 'whnt i It, v.m dunce, I do with my ..?''.' "flh. vm." kiivm ths child. "I know ths word ma'am now, S Uuuble K, iquint." . Jtsr-Mora thtto 600,000 ropl hoir tntlra"ny to Uie wonderful cureti rffueU (if Pr. Vtur Alt. Ext. or MnlUun Molioal Dlc.)or)r. For palpitation or irregular action of the- heart, alt eevure aeute or llnnoriiiK Cou)(hii, am for "blver Coinilaltit" "f "Iilllouoe" It U unoquuU'l. SolU by all diugjUM. Dr. Wltar' UalKttm of Wild C'hrrry may he wH o't.led "wnwlrr of meHleal H'lienee." ltonre rnuijha ami oWe itntcr! It xeotlicK the Irillatol pnrt it Itealu the Infliiinmntlnn end fven aunnuuittuu iUetr ylulili to Itn nincla inOuunca. The lnnl of vegetnble wonilrr. The mil or California teeim Willi vefvdiMu pde n'uncna. giant tree, plant, route and horb tin, known clowlurf. From that rat hot -nir (It-H areonlleit tb inKrellnl of Um. Wai.KRm' VlHRflAR BiTTHim. a MioUli lna that le mn.nl.h Intt the wnrM with ite puree and throwing all other tonlci, altrrallvr anil lnvl(t"riint into the ehatle. An it bvnvllta are extended. (mUgr. tion, 1iiliiiunea, Interinittnot fever, rtioiima timn. kldnv dlneaien, Imwel tomplatut', ani alt eerofulou aud eoorbullo. dlrden, lo their terrore. ' ' . JTAT HORSE BILLS rlul4 oh.apl at thli office. ' OiLt Oitll 0il!II Atreduoed prleei. at 8ltl mier'e Iru( r?tre, Vix i levoe'i Coal Oil, 70 on. par gallon by the oan I Lard tilt, at retail. 92.12 per cellou ana eirerjrtbiag eiee in iirnioruon. li. F. HKTTI.CMUK. Dn. Sn'i Catarmh Hkmkdy fur iIo at Krt. tlemicr'e Drug t'ture. I'rice, 60 ct. r paeka(e. Chnnnpil Hand and Fsr. Sore E.lpN, IryueM of the Mkln, dec dr., Ourod at enre t IIKOEMAN'M CAMPHOR ICR WITH Q1.YCKKINK. Ite keeni the band rt in all weather. S.-e that you irvt 11 Kli K.MAN'S Sol. I he all Inas'einr. on y 24 eonte. Menufae. lured onlv h Hxukna A Co., CheminK and PruxgKt. New York. jania'Tlyl sVkoial ""notic'ks. " JO YOUNG MENJOFTHE COUNTRY. To Young Men of Ambition I 0 YOUNG MEN OF COURAGE A0 ENffCY I AND TO OWt FIIIKNDS EVEltVWHLnE! He JivtjttctuUy Call Vuur Attention t Where ion men watrh for chance, one man xeakee cbaneea. White ion tnen wait fur IhHiK tu turn up. oae lera tumrlkimif tip. while ten fail, one urreeU, end U eallcd a man of luck, the favorite of f rtaue. fWi i' o luck lilt plnrk. and fortune moet feure tno wbo aru uit Imlineri-nl In it. ow p your time to take the AG KSCY OK TIIK B I C K t V K IIITTI.K KWINO MACIMNK. and Make Tonrael rortana'a raweritsl For partieuler. eddreee , BUNCH & rSASSON. rn4ltf Albaoy, Org..n.' TTIIyLIV1 DATIDKO.V, REAL ESTATE DEALER Office No. C4 rront Street, rOBTLAXD, OBE iO.V, REAL ESTATE io tbi CITY and EAST POrTl.ANt. in the lnil dr.irel.U. nstliiir. ron. i.i.i,x ..f LOTS. HALF ULlitKi aud liLOCKS, llOLaLS end SIOHKSI aUo, IMPROVED FAUMS. and T.toable on- rultivet'd LANIiH, located la ALL pari of lb STATE for SALE. REAL ESTATE and other Property nor. chafed fur C'r rpoeilco I., io thu CITY aad Ibrnughoal. the S1ATKS aad TKK II 11 oh I K..-i. with rreat ear aad oa the anl AIt ANTA- UEOL'S TLKM5. II6CSES and STORES LEASE!. LOAN'S SEUOTIATKU. and CLAIMS OK ALL 1K. CRlPTIOXr5 PBOMPfLV CULI.KCTKU. Aad licoeral FINANCIAL aud AUKNCY CLSI-- NEsa tranaacted. AOEXTS of tl.t. OFFICE In all the CIT- IE? and TOWNS in the KfATK. will reerir lecriplin of FARM PROPERTY and forward tb aut to the above addre. v6u21 1871. SPRING CAMPAIGN. 1871. A full aaeurtment of liood. of all kind. au- ally kept in a eountry t.re and u it able lu the eaeon, may be feuad at w bceler fetor la Brownsville. llaeinx inereaeedfaei'.iliee, and keeping a wider range of article, whieb fa U determined to tell even lower than befur, lb proprietor Inula that be will reexiv a till greater .hare of thi patronage of the people of Brown. ill and ricraity. Vrfr of mil kt4t kunjht. C'ak ptidfar tl'no. Sack and twin furaiehed. Agency for aal of Agricultural Machine aad Sewing Machine. 6a30yl. I'olwououa MeUieluen. The theory that tb viru of diaa can be afely counteracted by doc of poima, ia fal and dangerou. Wilbin tb la.t tweuly-Bv yean, not lr than a poor of viralont poUon bava'been added to tb ri'po.itory of tb meU. I profcion. They are given in .m.tll dnici. utherwi tbey would dc.troy life Ituuiediately j but even in minute quantitie, lliey produce, ul timately, very duuntruu. effect. It I uiiwi. and Juopbilusopbical to employ, a rctnediea, powerful and iunidiou drug, wbicb, in luhjuga- liog one diacaM!, ow tb iced, of another itiil more unmanageable. None of the terribl medteaments peratei with a much directne and certainty upon tb eauie of dioa a Ho, tetter' Stomach Bittern, a tunic and corrective, lihi'ut a tinijlc deleleriuui iuijrtditnl in tit com- xm'iion. Arieuio and quiuniar given for lo- diforder ; drycbin sad pruMtc acid fur general debility ; mercury, in vuriou fitrm, fur liver cmplaint; preparation of chloroform and opium fur lurlouo; and yet thoae doadly drug dn not compare, a poci&c for the dioao above enumerated; with that wbo'e.nqio Tcgetb- blainrigornnt and alternative, while tbey. are alt o perDioiou that it t astoniahing any phyiioiaa ibould take the rdsponiiibiiity of pre.orihing them. Lot invalid, for their owniakei, try the Bittur before they reaturt to the poiian.. Tb roliof they will experiunoe from a court of the hanaleat apeciBo, will randor a reoouri to tb unliarwlc prepitrhtion. referred t quit urieee. fary. Traveller are alwny liable to ludden attack fof Dyntery and Cbotpra Morbus, and thoae oc curring abauut from Lome, are very uuploaaant. Tb Pais Killck may alwny be relied Upon in uch cate. A (oou a you feel tb yuiptora., ' tuke onetea.poonaful in a gill of new milk and pioluiwe and a. gill of but water, itir wall togeth er aad ririuk not. llepent the do every boar until relieved. If the pnin bo aevore, Invtb tb bowel 4nd back with tbo inedioine clear. - Iu niiee of A.thma and Pbtbiaic, tuka ataa- .noonfut in a gill of .hot aaator -aweetcned welt willi ni.ilinfle j alao bathe tbo-thront and atoia- acb faithfully with tbe insdiolno, clear. ' - Dr. twoct ny it takea out tb mrenes in oa e of bonUing' faster than auythtug be vcr appiiea. . , . - Fi.bermcn o nfton expe.ed th barb by hav ing tkeir-Uiu pierced with trooka, and fina of fih, am be reliered by batlng with tb Puin Killer a oon a. me acemuai oocer.T ra thi way tbe angunu u oon abalod Aatba . nfton cmce in nre Tninatee, any tbpee or four time., and tou will aouiom bar any trouble. ,, I Tbo hrte and 'icratctv of dog and cat ' aro yureil by 9tb!0 wita I tAn billet clua. - SllTI SEMEN TS . ELI CARTER, Nota ry 2? n 1 1 i o , REAL ESTATE DEALER. - Cnr.HAL FINANCIAL AGENT Will attend to lb buying and aelllng ot Rett Ette. iaioliilnif title, drawiuit ed. MuTU KKi Lemon, CoUtravU, Ac, and will give auvelal atteution to oollovtinif, . eeeurlnff or ii- Juting uuwttled alaiini, 4 nwy jmrt uf M t'ni- (i( Aiulee, An experience or tutrty-Bv year ill autiv publlo bualnaa ten year of wbinli bv bean apent In County Clerk and Record er's office, in different Slate and Tetrltorle glvv me a lauiillarity tlth buaiue, and ep. daily wltb tbu Reuord of Real Kiale, wbieb can be aoiulred only by long xerienc. Ju. ring nrteeii montli. acrvio In Hi Clerk and Resorder' Ofllea tf Llnu County, t bavedincov- red that there ere many dufecllv title to Reat K.lat in thl county wbiub it will pay tb par- tie lnlrted to look alter, tid tb aouuer tb belter. - Curreapnndono from the Atlantic Htatealn re gard lu Oregon and tb I'aolOe Cuaxt generally will rvcaiv prompt attention. 1' Irene adilreaa or if ire in call at my Offie In Albany, Linn County, Urcgon. I lake tb liberty uf referring to tb follow Ing resident of tlie different Hiatal numod s JiMour,'. Hon. Jaaiii. rt. Rellina, lloon Ce.j Hon. (luo. V, Dunn, Riehnmndt lion. . Lewi, ft. Cbarieai Mitr. Tutt A Donald. St. Jotepbt It. R. Threldkvld, Eaq., Kama Cilyi Col. A. W. Donipbun, Llberlyi Rer. Win. M. Ita.li! Rev. Andrew Monroe, Mexico; lii.kop K. M. Marvin, Kt. Louia; Ex Uovernor Truaten I'wlk, Ht. Loui. , AVwrHrty Ill.hop II. I. Kavanangb,' Lx Inglon. ' Ohio A. M. Carter, Eaq., Klyrle. t -Wie )'.rl-Mr. Nvrtnup A Cblck, Dank er., New York Cily. Coloraitu Hon. Wm. A. II. Lnvland, Gold en Cilyi Hun. Win. N. Ilyre, Dinver City. Jonm ti-v. L. tl. blutelcr, Raderaburg; MJor J: It. Iloieo, Helena. Cullfurnia Co. I. Reeve, K., Sulaun Cityi John T. Hill, K-q , Lo Aucelea. Ortgim Oovuroor L. F. tlrover, Kalrin; Wm. David.on, E-q , and Rua.elt. . Ferrv A Wood ward, ForlUiid; Rev. 11. R. Raster, 1'olk county; M. II. Abbott, E.q., Raker Cilyi Hon. John r.umrtt and Rev. Win. A. .Flnley. Corveltia: Rev. K. H. Uary, Hon. W. F. Alexander, Hon. N'. H. Cranur. Albany. Albany. April 2U, 11. v9n.lntr THE SPRING & SUMMER STYLES FOR I7I, IX UATS & CAPS! STRAW HATS! r sow ready arid for aal at J. C. MEUSSDORFFER &' BRO'S. Among tb leading iyla are tb ! PsJmett Hat, Dardanelles ZXat, Cranvill Mat, Sine; William Hat, Ocrmania JTat, Xfanho Hat, ' XOatiaee Hat, TnBg-fraa Hat. AND SVMEROl'S OTHER STYLES! I At Corner Front and Moiriaoa fi'reot. apZSnSTmt l'OKTIASD. MILLINERY AND FANCY GOQOS! MRS. M. A. RRIDGEFARMER (L-ccc.oa to na. nrsiwar,) . llaaju.t rteetved from bolow an 'rant in voice of new MILLERY AND FANCY tiUODri, aucb a FASHIONABLE BONNETS AND HATS! VELVETS. RI330NS. TRIMMINGS., ETC . To wbicb abe Invite I be aitvatina ol tb ladiv f Albany and vicinity. Her good, wilfb .)d a. cneep if Dot cheaper than ever before otTrrvd ia tbu market, and Ibeir Quality esnn-t fail lo giv aatUfaction. airflvea.tlm3 200,000 XOIlHtlM WOOI.. WAITED!! For wbicb w will pay tb HIGHEST CASH PRICE. -lirOOI. OWNERS WILL DO WELL TO f T rail on befor Belling. LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON WOOL. 37w6 V. C. HARPER A.CO.- i ALBANY BOOK STORE E. A. FREELAND, BOOK-SELLER AND STATIONER Albany - - - - Oregon RESPECTFDLLT IN FORMS THE PUBLIC tbat bo ha removed from tb old taod U PARRISH'S BLOCK, Where atl are invited, aaanred tbat Qooda ia hit tin are told at tb loweat caab pric. COSTA)CTt,V oil baud: STANDARD AND KISCELIAXEOI'S BOOKS. eTaveatla. Toy Gilt nai Blank Books, ooi, ir At, asd SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY! Of every Jilnd need in tb Stat. '' ' BOOKS IMPORTED TO ORDER, i DeelnKly Th atnndard ruiueuy for Cnnha, Inflnensa W thmat, Whonpmg Vuuijh, Croup, Jtivtr Complait, Mr ehiiit, BUtditiQ of tin Lttwj, tad every v affection of the Throat, Lang and Cheat, including Coxai'MPVtox. : Wistaria ISulMam do ot dry p Cough, but loo.eu it, eleaL.e the laug, and allay irritation, thu removing tin ce-iu of tho ormplant Nene genu ine uoleat vigned I. Butt. Prepared by 6kth W. Fowls A Son, Boaton.fr Sold by Rr.ntNQTos, HoiTgTTcn A Co., Pan ' 1'raiHjiaco, and -by dealer 'generally. . " " , -.- ' . V4n44yl. - ' Why do multitude au'ffer year after year with tbi diatrewsing disease, which they know inu.t ultimatuly tnJc tbera to the grave ? Tive reamm limply ti tnat tney bav never been able to pro cure a reliable remedy, feaawwar rv afu , The diawoo-evy ota pcrfeoUy reUablo aad rpoedy care ha recently tteea made, aad th medioine may now o bad f A. CAKOT11EUS A CO.. of tbia cily, wbo are olo proprietor. Th Pile Pilli bavo been used by innuy in this county, aad in i.mn have tbev railed to tfent a nn,nnt euro. Soot post p all to iny addrc on reipt f AD V E Uort notice. - i , ADVERT18KMEN1 WOOXil Cardiiigr & Spinning: MpiIE UNDERSIONED WISHES Tt IN JL form tb publlo that be be permanently locatod lu Kogene City, with bit View .( of Canlln-f and Sirjong machinery, Wfaer he I prupared to wauulaulnr any kitid of woolen yarn, from lb .-art blanket to tb fluent Hannel, at tb following rat, to-wlti twenty Uvn oeut (2i ti.) por bound. Tliore wanting A HI' PKHI0R ARTICLE OF YARN' would do well to g ve 01a sell. , S ' C. tJOODCHILD, l'roprlutor Kugen City Yarn Mill. vOnfOtA : - .'?-.- , HIGHEST CASH PRICE, fain ron WOOL, BACON AND LARD I! nS7mS BLAfX. Y0ITSO A CO. glorious ivews: LOOK OUT FOR GOOD W. S. ELKINS, LEBANON, OREGON. JA8 JLST BECEIVEIlALAEOEBTOCK SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS I -WHICH THEY OFFER Cheaper I fasti the Cbraprvt X ' Com and convince yowraalv befar pareba lug eUowbcr. Our etock, conaUta In pan o ' FANCY AN'H FTAPI.K DRY OOODiJ, CLOTHINU, HAT A CAFP, , Ji60T A.M aJUOEfi, . UP.IHY.KIKS, XOTlOXel, aod a rreai many article too nameroa to nam. 1 1 Ale, lloora. Window, Ola. a and Patty. PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS! WOOL . WAAIiD! . : t i FOU WUICU I WILL PAY THE HIGHEST PRICE! 1 W. 8. ELZXNS. avivn:itr SPRING & SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. DRICGS a CARTER, 1 In order to provide fully fotbe new era a boot . ' -t. - . all . . . .t open p in ioe city oi Albany an county ol Linn, bav tboroagbly repaired tbuir j PIaAIVIIVG HIILIa awn SASH AND DOOR FACTORY and bav- added new Mvhlney. among which ia unouf Beach's Posiiiv Dlotion Scroll SaWa, wbi-b u a pcrlect ucoe.e in tu way. Have on band a auppty of aupvior OOCRS. SASH.M3L0IN3. & SEASONED LUMBER. Hav employed a cuv of Firat C'la.a Me-ebat.tt.-a, ant ate now prepared, ready, will.ng aod emxtoue to anpply all wbo may b ta want of work in Ibrir line; and hope by airirt allen liaa Ut be.in.a i and pUBCtouliiy m tberr cui iraclr to merit a eootineanre of public patronage. Order Irtt at tb Farfory, or with Eli Carter at hi office, will receive prompt attention. Afoany. t)regm. April 1'0. 1871 vaaSntf To the Tub lie. N TOTICE IS 1IF.UETJY GIVEX THAT BY wife,'tuaan titruud, having left my bed aud board, without ja.t can or provocation, I therefore warn all perfom that I will not be re aponaibl for any debt or liabUitie f bee roo iractin;. It. I. HTROCD, Beaten county, Oregon. May I, 1S7L naHw4 ALBANY BATH HOUSE I TUB rXDERSIOXED WOCLD BF.SPECT fully inform tb citiseai of Albany and vi cinity that b baa taken cbarg of tbia Ealablieh. meot. and, by kaoping clean room and paying a trie t attention to bu.ine... expect to anitalltbo.e who may favor him w.th 'their patronage. Having heretofore carried on rAtbing bat Flrst-Cl&ss Hair Dressing Saloons, b T porta to giv utir at faction to atl bCblldiea and Ladle' Hair neatly ent and bampooed. . JOSEPH WEISIiER. . .' -, apr4vSn33tf CCRVALLfS CQLLEGE ! . ron MALES AND FEMALES. COIIVALLIH, OKEUO.Y. 'EAK DIVIDED INTO THREE SESSION'S. Tuition (per Seaaion of 3) uontb.,) from So to $1 J, according t ttndiea. MALE IIOAHDINU HOUSE, by Prof. J. Em ory, ltuard. including roiu. fuel and light. $o0 pvr c.ion (14 weak.. Waabing, $i per fioB. Tanxet Ona-alf in adrano and tb other ralf at tb cloa of tb lnn. ' .el6v6uJtr ( , W. A. FISLEY, A. M., ' ... Pretident. KEAI, ESTATE. STITZEL & UPTON, REAL ESTATE BROEERS, OENEIIAL AGENTS. RRAXCII OFFlCE-AIbany; Oregon J. C. IttENDENnALL, Agent. An ofltc whsr genvral information concerning the rnsources ol Orogon can be obtained fn . Loan ragotiabla na Br.t mortgage,' real estate and o.illulcrul security. llnv fur sal a lore amount or nmnerty loca ted In tb town uf Albany , Brownsville and Cur- Al.o, 0,00 aeret of farm in r lands of every description in Linn, Benton and Polk counties. Persona desiring to sell their paopcrty incnr nq expense in placing it in our bands fur sal unless a salej is mad. Call at onr office. in Parriab i brick, where w have a team in readiaers to eon vcy partis to view .our rand. - J. C. llliliU&TiMALU, Agent. . viuS2yl. , - ' - Albany, Oregon. . GREAT LAND SALE ! 2 0,000; ACRES! BY ORDER OF THR BOARD OF DIRECT tor of tb Willamette Valley and Cnaesd Mountain Wagon Road Company, mad iK-o in ker 10. 1870, 1 am now selling . , AT. PKIVATE S AIaE, at tbe Company' office in Albany, 2Q.0OO acre of land, mora or less, belonging to said Cuaipauy, situated in Linn county, Oregon. Parsons desiring to parubase will bo furnished with a iluaariptloii and location of said laud by applying t Cmpny's otHce.; ; - TKUUS OF SALlij Coin, ono-third or pur chase money in hand at time of sale; rejoainder iu two annual payment, taking prutairaer Botes therefor at twelve pur ouu per aunum, Pure baser deitvriBg' bo - pay a. greater amount than one-third in' hand will ftava a deduction of tea per cent. The title to the land is gwnd, aad purchasers upon partial payment wilt receva Company Bond for deed.- Those payjng full atnojunt of 1 are haw prioo will receive tiunr deed at ones. - - . gale to coutinua until all ot said laud h'fe been otterea lor vale A. !. A 11 peiscms TCSliltrijr fln anv l.f Company Unda in tbii cantj ro .tf-tied ta eoiaa taryara .iminediatiilx W tbajr 4ef aa. par- cifH?b.e!'."- ' '"- . ' JAMSafi'.KIS. tub. 8,18.1. i . , . . SucreU A D V 15 IlTi 8 E M E H T S . SHOT GUNS! niO ALw' DK9IEI58 TO PURCHASK A JL good gun Wonld reapeetfaliy annoanc that w now keep eonatently oa hand a No. I ar ticle or KngU.h lt'lr Twist Uhot Citato) at reanonabl rate. Tbea gun bav given prfeet latiafaetion in every inatauo. W aim. keep tbe celebrated ' . . "BUCKEYE" SEWING MACHINE, not excelled by any other in tbe mark.t. til veal a call. - , ' P. C. UAKPEK A CO. V6n23tf. W. II. KUHN & CO., DEALERS IS ' r TTlCHXr JTID. STEEL, Springs, Alien, Thimble Skeins, etc. A lo, awoll aclocled atock of "VVixfjoxi Timber! ' ' fyole, JIal, Bad Mm. SJiaJU, J'vlet, Hickory Axle, li e. FARMERS' and MECHANICS' " TOOLS ' COMaISTf.NO Or; ANVILS. VICES. BELLOWS. HAMMERS. HATCHETS. Sledges, Saw, Planes, CKOMM-CX'T AXD MII.I. 8ATIH! Together with large Aaaortmeot of WOOD AHriWILLOTOAEE. fftr Ktor in Motit;itb'i Kre-froof brick, next door to llain A Young'.. W. TT. KCII3T A CO. Albany, Jan. 13. mt--n22yl. THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. Guv?.' AalafaCTU DLOOa nairti . poaaeae tag tar TOXIC ut'ktanxc propertlea a cOTtaia cure for anuiArua. covt. acuusta, and all kindred PI.. : ' It completely restore tb system wbea int. ' paired by diaeaa. atvivea the action of tha KinaEt mm cE.mat. eacAia. isdU tally cures wnnx. mlt muBtnau and aU ramrw ae. ct'iaxtou Dl caaes, give lmm1lat and permanent relief In avararai. lavatrELa, Tumor, Boila, Scald Bead. VUmrn and Sore; radl eatca from th system all trace of alercsrlal gHaea, It la rcacLT vastrraaiaE. beinr mad ' from an herb found Indlgrntm In Ceitfaie. It la therefor peculiarly suitable for as by Female aad Children, a a laov vuni. riBSt mmm BtXOV4TOB. For Sal by all Dracsiats. tcotttaros, hq8tcttc v co. . AGENTS, 29 and 631 ICarkat Stxwat. Eaa Frsadaoa, THS HEW FOOD. Fcp a few cents you can buy cf your Oroeer or Druggist a packago cf SEA H0S3 FAEINE made froni pure Irish Hbss or Carrageen, wliicli will make sixteen quarts of Blanc Mange, and a like quantity of Puddings J Custard3, Creams, , Charlotte Busse, &c. It is the cheapest, healthiest) and most delicious food in the world. It makes a splendid. Dessert, and has. no equal as a light and delicate food for Invalids and Children. a a A A Glorious Chango !! THE GREAT WORLD'S TOXIC Plantation BitterSa Tbia' wonderful Tegetable toratiTe is tbe sbeet-ancbor of the feeble and debilitated. , As a tonic and cordial for tbe aged and' languid, it baa no equal among stomachics. As a remedy for. tbe nervous weakness to wbicb women are especially sub ject, it is superseding every other stimulant. In all climates, tropi cal, temperate, or frigid, it acts as a specific In every species of disorder which undermines til bodily strength and breaks down the animal spirits. . For sale by all druggists. v-;.,-: .-. 5 ;. . R.19ISDE9.L. tORVA OATS, THE MOST PROLIFIC IN THE WOP.ID , Oae Bmhcl is Plenty of Seed for an .ew ! Yield 80toI100rper cent; morelt'jiaa Com Si MM0 - l ; , .noil Date witi Half ths amount '-V'-i.. ' of Seed per 'Ar; Oregon yield tho lar two Tear (both short crop . years)i In IStlUjeav.y ewD from 80 to mure than ICQ bushels pe.-ac jgf i.lo 60 to f bushels. In 180, on ty own,jeacb bushel sown , produced front. j t J?a bushoUj lt sown (ISth f Mayy. 4i & t baabalsv . t ' Ca,j,foi'-y'Md: InlSTQ, vOta 175 bnahol fro 8 ' eed per aero. .-. or,ay 4eed nuid jo Saa FrancUoo ; Iha ,,' winter atx$7,6u pqr tuabel of S3 lb. W war rav t t). cm oats clean apd genuine; at $4.00 per' "Sack ,.f 73 Ilia., or we will ftornirh tbein to be te.t- : j ed ejitb oommoa ota, to bo put in woU, in good i 'faenn, in cle.ua land, and at. tbo asm tim. T fct. .1 . a . I .-1. .1.. T.. - l i nree-iourius or iuo excess wnicu uio aiurv; thai .;.!.). U.. alivnrad to as at tb granary, on tho farm where tb orop rfti.pd. in pay for tbe seed furnishod. . - ,' !W?m.larck20,lS;i. J. B. M-CL.4XB, ,t0nJ2tf.' L. B.JUPS0X, 4 Jt Lr. ' 4 THE KIDNEYS. Tb Kidney r two ia BBmbor. tltaated - at th upper part of tb loin, au rroonded by fat. and consisting nt tbr parts, vis I tb Anterior, tb Interior, and tb Kxlrir. Tb anterior absorbs. Tb interior eaiiM of tisanes or veins, which erv as deposit for tb urine and eoavey it to tb trior. Tb exterior is a cmdnctor also, terminating hi a singl tube, aad called th Ureter. . Tb atalar r connected with tb bladder. Tb bladder is composed of various covering ar tues, divided info parts, vixi tb L'ppr, th Lower, tb Kerrous, and tb Mueoua. The upper expels, tb lower retain.. Many bar a dssire to nrinat without tb ability; other uri nate withoat th ability to retain. ints ire tiuently .occurs in children. To care tbca sfToctions, w must bring int aotiun tb muscles, which ar engaged ia tbetr various fuaclioas. It tbey are neglected. Gravel or Dropsy may rasa. Tb reader must also b taad aware, tbat however slight may b th attack, it is sar to affect tb bodily bealtb aid mantat powers, as onr flesh nnd blood are pportd from to soar. ' - - . Gocr.'ea Rbccbavisb. Pain aarr!af ia th loins is indicative of tb abov diaeases. Tbey occur in paraeo dispoaed to ai4 ate suck -aad chalky onoriUoa. - Tbb Gbitbi Tb gravel ensue fraea eg- I ret or improper treat meot ftb kidaeya. Tbca organ being weak, tb water ia not expelled from tbe bladder, but allowed to remain ; it be come, feverish, aad sediment form. - It is from this deposit tbat tb stun is termed, aad gravel Daorar is a eollet(on of water ia som part of th body, aad boar different name, aecord inj to, tb parts affected, vis: when gamrrally diffaaod ever the body, it i eallcd Anasarca: whew ofthe abdmn, Aseite; wbaa of th abeet. Hydra thorax. . It TaiEATacxT. ndmbold's higWy aoabaasrssV cdenmponnd Extract Euchu is decidedly oa ef tb bt rcmcdUs for disease of tha bladder. kidneva, gravel, dropsical swellinrs,rbeumaiisaa and goaty affection. Lndr this head wo bav Arranged Dysaria. or difficolly aad pais ia pass ing water. Scanty Sceretioa, or small -aa !re q icut diaehargs of water; Etraagary, ar stes ping of water; 11 em atari, or bloody urine: uuat aad Kbeamatana . ot tb kianey. w tuont ay chaag ia qaantity, bat incicas in color, or dawk water. It waa always highly reoomaeadd by tb late Dr. Phy.ick. in thus all'catioBa. Thu mcdtciu iocrca.es ta power of diges tion, and excite th abrbt into healthy ex ercise by wbicb th watery or calcareous dispo sitions, and ait aanatural aaiargomante, as - well a pain and iBaasamation, ar reduced, anal it i taken by a:n, women, and cuUdroa. .lirtoBa) for as aad diet aospaay. PaiLAaKTHA, Pa Tbx Si, lBf. II.'T. Hblbbolb. lruggist: Uaaa Kta 1 bar been a saSerar, for upward of twentv veara. w th srravel. bladder, aad kid- 1 aey aSoctions. during which tim I bav asd various medicinal preparations and bran anar th treatment of th moat minat Physieiaas, xperienciag bat little relief. Having seea your preparation extensively advertised, I consulted with my family phy.iciaa - - l. i ia regard to using your axtraet Baohu. I did this baeaus 1 had used all kinds of ad- vertiaed remedias, apd bad found them worth lea, aad som quit iajarious; in fact, I des paired of ver getting wdl, aad determUed to use no rcmedie. hereafter unless I knew of the iagradienta. It was this tbat prompted, m to us your remody. At you adve. lised that it was oomposed of bucbu.cubobs, and juniper bcrrio. it occurred to mo aad my physician as aa excel lent combination, and. with hi adviaa, after aa examination of tb article, T)d consulting again with th drugg'sV I concladed ta try it- I com mcaoed it aso abtat ig'il mouths ago at whieb, tim I wsm confined to lay roam,- Frosn tbefirs battl I wus aatooUb-jd. and gratified at th boot, fici il effect, aad afrf using it three weeks, waa -able to walk out. 1 1H much Kk wr'ting yon a full eutemev.t of my casa at -that 'time, but . my improve jient, might euly b temporary aid tbarefora cone' aded to defer end see if it wuld effect perfi- at euro, knowing then it wonld b or gr-ater value U yu. and Jaara iisSaoUry to r.e. . . ..-.. X j now able to report that a ea; W eSvM aft,, w.lng tha remotly for Ave aajontha, - . I have not used any now fo tbse Boath, and feel as well ia all respoot M I r did. j Tour Booha boiag dvua of any unpleasant last ai d odor, a nio taio aad inrlgorator of th tystera I do ant mma to. b withoat it wbew evor occastoa may.rcqaiia tts a ia saah afoe- ttons. . xut?uvnjuiva. Should any doubt Mn. 5IoCrmielt" statemeat, . he refers to tha following otlamea s ' - " Una. in. BkjfcBa.-avraotrna. Hon. Tho. B. Flureac. Philadelphia. Hon. J- C. Knox, Judge, Philadelphia. ..' Hob. J. S. Brack.'audgo, Pbibadu.lhiK Hon. X. K. Prtr. e-eovo leni, Hon. Klli Lavi. Jludae, PhiMelphia, Hob. R. C. Gricr, Juds. Cnfted StateaConrt. Hon . W. WoiaHrtrs, Judge, Philadelphia. Hob. W. A. Porter, CRa Bolwisor, r-bila. Hon. John Bigler,,x-UovoTOorp t aiilornis. Hob. E. Bank. Auditor Gaul. Washington, And many other, .if necessary. - ; Sold by ail bmsgist and iwaWr everywhere, Bewara. of eaunlerfoits. Ask, far llclmbajd'f, Tk oo other, , . . I'rio 1.24 per battle, or si Vttlefor ft.. Delivered to aay ad. Ires. Describ rym(ta ta all common icatio'i a -,. Address H. T. HELMBOUX Pmtraad Chra- . ioat Warehouse. S94 Broadway, 5. T. N0XB QESUIKB VKLEBS DOSE r? 1 steelenwaved wrapper, with fC-t ' - i f my Chemical Warchoasa, and signed . - . u.,t. iiturrc;:. , '. pr:rT,8a7tS U . ,