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She jOcmonat.
FRIDAY.
JUNE 9, 1871.
A Romantic Episode. It is seldom
that a real live romance In actual life la
recorded in these prosy days; but we
have a little one to relate which conies
to us under, the Bolemn voucher of a
truthfui;individuai. Here it is: A
merchant of Brownsville, in this coun
ty, whose name shall be nameless in
this episode, having twice crossed the
Jlublcin)f the connubial realm and in
time laid each companion in the en
folding arms of mother earth, had oc
casion recently to make a business
tour through the oaken hills and sylvan
shades of Tolk county. One day, while
riding his gallant charger across a high
bridge which sp ns the rapid waters of
the classic Rlckreal, a sudden fright and
equally sudden sheer of the animal
precipitated both horse and rider over
the unguarded causeway and into the
surging waters below. The horse, hav
ing learned the manly art of swim-
mine In his vouth. oulckly made for
the shore and clambered up the bank,
but our hero had evidently obeyed his
' mother when he was young and kept
away from the water, as he was whol
It unable to make any headway in the
swimming business. Fortunately,
however, he caught at one of the piers
of the bridge against which he had
been driven by the force of the current,
ami was thus enabled to keep his head
above water; and while he was holding
on for dear life a young lady who had
seen the accident from her residence
near by, hastened to the spot, observed
his precarious situation, and with rare
presence of mind sped back to the house
and procured a rope, one end of which
she fastened to the top of the bridge
and the other dropped down to our al
most exhausted hero, who, with the
strength of desperation climbed the
cord, 4,hand over hand," until he was
' assisted npon the bridge by his fair de
liverer. We shall not attempt to de
scribe the unutterable gratitude that
beamed from the rescued man's eyes,
nor the glowing blush of maiden mod
esty which mantled the cheeks of the
lieroic lass as she listened to the ardent
expressions of thanks that fell from
nis impassioned lips ; out we are
. told that yesterday a ring, a bridal
rrobe, orange blossoms, a piece of parch
ment and a preacher all recited their
special epilogues to this pleasant little
drama, and that our hero's fair deliver
er is to be his companion until that
bridge is reached which extends to the
golden-shore beyond the Dark River.
May their journey be a pleasant and a
peaceful one, is our fervent wish, and
on ay the happy bride be ever as ready
io "fish" her husband out of difficulties
and -as successful at "roping him in" as
she was at their first meeting.
Death of 2attie Jokgax. Last
Tuesday morning Jiss XTattte Jbrgan
died at the residence of her brother-in-law,
Frank Parton, Esq., in this city,
after a brief attack of lung fever, in the
20th year of -her age. The announce
ment of her death cast a sad gloom over
this community, where she had been
known from childhood and universally
beloved for her many graces of heart
and mind.. Her death was an overpow
ering calamity to her aged mother
whose sole companion and cherished
idol she had been for nearly a' score of
year; and to him also to whom her
plighted troth was grven, and who,
when the ripened grain was garnered
and the golden autumn leaves were
strewn thick upon the earth, would
have led her a blushing and willing
bride to the home nest which he had so
lovingly prepared, the weaving of the
myrtle about her ma'rble br6w in place
of the orange blossoms, was n. sad and
crushing blow a sorrow wMch none
but those who have experienced ean
have any conception of. "Let the dead
and the beautiful rest." v
Railroad Progress. 'While at
Harrisburg last Saturday we learned
that the grading was completed to
within three miles of that citj and
that it was expected the road-bed would
be finished there by the last of this
week. We have' since learned that t ho
track is laid to within four miles' of
town, and that the graders are all en
. camped at Harrisburg and are working
on both sides of that place. The depot
was not ye positively located there at
last accounts. The railroad company
propose to locate it on Dr. Davis' land,
in the south end of town, provided that
gentleman will give them eight acres
of ground, but he "don't see it" as yet.
There is now some talk of putting the
depot oil Perry Hyde's addition, In the
north end of town, but it is hardly
probable that Mr. H. will "come out"
to the tune played by Holladay.
At Browx8Vim,e. A. B. Paxton,
so long and favorably known as a Pho
tograph Artist in this city, has estab
lished a picture gallery at Brownsville,
where he will be pleased to accommo
date all who want a first class shadow.
Mr. P. has gained a reputation as an ar
tist second to no one in Oregon, and we
take pleasure In commending him to
the good graces of the Brownsvillians.
' He invariably turns out good likenesses
- and his Rembrants are "perfectly splen
did." " ' . .
Baiit Wagox. Blain, Young & Co.
, . have the agency - for the celebrated
"Bain wagons," and are prepared to
sell them at the lowest possible figure.
These wagons are manufactured in the
East, of second-growth oak timber, and
are put up especially with the view of
resisting the effects of our peculiar cli-
mate. r Call at the warehouse in this
yty and examine the "Bain."
FiBMEX's EtECTiox.At the an-
nual election of Albany Fire Co. I'c, 1,
held last Tuesday eveuing, the follow
ing officers were chosen for the next
, ensuing year: Foreman, Joe Webber ;
x sichubuiui, x orenian, jas. Herren ;
riecond Assistant Foreman, Fred Graf ;
President, Mart V. Brown; Secretary,
A. K. Arnold , Treasurer, Mi B. Crane.
;S 3Iabble Wobks . Messrs. Monroe &
"Staiger have opened out an establish
ment of this nature in the building
formerly used for the same purpose by
Ira A. Miller, just above the Overland
Hotel, where auy thing in the marble
or monumental line can be had at al!
times,
jueus.
cau and inspect thdr pcci-j
To Harbisbcko and Back. Last
Friday we bestrode Ben. Holladay's
iron horse (figuratively speaking) and
put out for Harrisburg, via Halsey and
other way points. In passing swiftly
along we observed that the broad fields
were filled with rapidly growing cere
als and our farming community - pre
sented the most cheering evidences of
thrift and advancement. Arriving at
Halsey we took in the situation with
one sweep of our "eagleeyo" (we have
two visual orbs but one was sufficient;
and discovered a depot under process of
construction, and a Hastily contrived
shell used for an eating house under the
management of Mr. Brown. A pile of
newly sawed boards lying hard by, and
a wilful and malicious attempt at aplank
fence in the dim distance, completed
the signs of civilization which mark
the present site of "the future me
tropolis of the Willamette Vallcy"the
Duluth of the Paclflc. v e are tola
that the IT. 8. Government will soon
set a man up In the postofflce and In
fernal revenue business here and that a
saloon and other marks of modern clv-
lllzatloi will speedily follow.
Taking the stage at Halsey, we trav
eled nine miles in that now almost de
funct vehicle, and were anchored at
Harrisburg, where we found everything
"flourishing like a green bay horse."
The scarcity of lumber has retarded
several contemplated improvements in
that city during the past few months,
but a saw-mill is now in course of .con
structlonjust below town, and the ne
cessity In that line will soon be sup
plied.
Mr. James Gore Is building a large
addition to his "Merchant's Hotel,"
and will soon be able to abundantly ac-
with him.
Messrs. Countiss & Hargraves have
just fitted up and opened out a neat ho
tel on Main street, and are now prepar
ed to render the traveling public com
fortable and happy. These geutlemen
have had sufficiently ample experience
in their business to render them fully
competent to cater to the public wants
with eminent success, and from experi
mental knowledge we can cheerfully
recommend them io the "floating"
population.
We swooped down on Oliver Tomp-
1:1ns, in hl3 stove iwl tinware estab
lishment, and found him "enathema
tizin.ir" because the P. T. Co. didn't
send his stoves along as fast as he could
sell theii.
Droppet? Into Mr. Wm. Farier's fur
niture shop and discovered that he was
"head over heels" in work and turning
out some superior specimens of handicraft-
He Is a worthy man and should
be well patronised.
Messrs. Gerst, Myere & Co. have
their mammoth etv're crowded with
goods and are doing a tnagulflceut bus
iness in the line of merchandise. Mr.
May. our energetic and vindutrtrious
agent, is the "Co." of the nrm". and no
man is more universally and deserved
ly popular among a large class of cus
tomers than "Sam." By the way, we
left a lot of subscription bills with him
for collection, and we trust that those
of bur Harrisburg subnet log w who are
indebted to us will deal with him gent
ly when he pokes the aforesaid bills
under their snouts and in mellifluous
accents invites them to pungle. If
they will call there and voluntarily
"disgorge" it will save Sam the trouble
of troubling them.
W. 1L Baber has a fine stock of
goods, and is selling "heaps on heaps" to
his numerous customers. He Is pre
paring to store grain on a large scale,
and will soon have an advertisement in
the Democrat which will tell our read
ers all about it.
Mrs. Hargraves has just opened out
a millinery store above the Merchant's
Hotel, and the Harrisburg ladies will
now be able to keep pace with the lat
est agonies in the line of head-gear.
Our genial friend George Branden
burg has a neat jewelry establishment
in Gerst, Myers & Co.'s store, and can
furnish the time on short order and in
good shape. He is a superior work
man, and fully worthy of patronage.
Mr. Brown, of the '.'Arcade," keeps a
popular resort for the bibulously inclin
ed, and has many admirera.
C rouse & McKinney have fitted up
an elegant establishment at that place,
which is artistically presided over
by the princely Mac.
The irrepressible Jack Alphin, not to
be outdone by his brethren of the
"liquid profession" has also opened out
a saloon there, and the ilarrisburgers
will receive "moisture" at his estab
lishment from the hospitible hands of
A. Z. Sears.
We dropped in to see lion. EL B.
Moore, whom we found looking quite
bright and cheerful, but as yet unable
to leave his bed. He expresses the
hope of being again able to mingle in
the busy haunts of life in the course
of time, and we trust that his brightest
hopes of the future may be fully real
ized. Had a cordial hand-shake with Sena
tor Hoult and many other warm friends
of that vicinity, and was invited to "go
a-iiHiniifj ana sniping mil te poys,"
but as our piscatorial and Nimrodical
proclivities were not at fever heat we
didn't "snipe" worth a cuss.
Crops about Harrisburir are .lookiner
magnificent, and there are some extra
ordinarily fine specimens of wheat
fields in that locality. Mr. Charles
Levis has a tract of eiehtv acres of fall
wheat which has already headed out,
and will be ripe for harvesting by the
nrer, nays in July. Mr. Jevis Is one of
the live, energetic, scientific farmers of
"Old Linn," and his example in the
matter of cultivating the cereals could
be followed by many others with prof
it He Is already plowing his land for
the next crop, and will sow a large field
of grain in July.
After exchanging pictures with a few
particular friends and clasping them to
our heavin' buzzum in one long linger
ing embrace, and extracting $3 apiece
from most of their breecherloons for
contingent expenses, we reluctantly
threw ourselves (we had doubled up
you see!) into Sam. Mansfield's "jer
key" and were rapidly hurled oft Hal-sey-ward,
where we joined the Seward
"towerists" (who were en route for
Portland), and instantly became one of
the "big bugs" of that roving party of
delectable snobs. 'Spect we would have
followed them off if one of the crowd,
who wore a little button-mounted cap
and a spy-glass, hadn't asked us if we
"knew of a cweek in ouw latitwude
wherein tliaw was good cat-fwishing."
That let us out. We didn't want to be
Identified as being cheek by jowl with
a fellow who expected to catch cat-fish
in Oregon! We laid over at Albanv.
and the Seward party went on after
weeping upon our neck and warmly
asking us to come and visit them and
bring our knitting alone 'Twas in
deed an affecting parting and will long
remain green in our .gizzard; but we
JVhlconlin
g assurance tnat our
i loss is thcii; eternal gain. Finis.
LOCAL. PICKINGS..
Prof. L. Gary lectured on astronomy t
at the Court House last night
Thanks to our friend J. A. Millard
for a box of delicious strawberries.
It Is thought that the cars will bo
running to Harrisburg In ten days more.
Miner & Peajrson sold tuty Buckeye
sewing machines yesterduy. Who can
beat this?
The young ladles realized $132.50 at
their Fair last week. We congratulate
them on their success.
Allen Purker has bought the John
Layton farm, lying about two miles
west of the Callpoola bridge, for $o,5x.
Dandruff may be effectually eradica
ted from the scalp by a few applications
of Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer. .
We are indebted to the young ladies
of tho U. P. Mite Society for tho pres
ent of a larire and palatable "sweet
cake."
The engine house Is nearly complet
ed, and In alvout a week the gallant
firemen will have a grand "blow out'
to celebrate the event
The railroad switch up 'tho river
through this city is nearly finished.
The road-lied is graded and the ties
laid down ready for the iron.
Some one paid a delicate and hand
some compliment to the pastor of the
U. P. Church, In this city, last Sab
bath, by placing upon his pulpit a
couple of vases of beautifully arranged
flowers before the morning service be
gan.
We are told that Messrs. Cartwrlght
& Co., of this city, will soon erect a
largo warehouse In Eugene. There are
very few persons more enterprising or
public-spirited than. Mr. Cartwrlght,
and we wish him unbounded success,
Wm. S. Elkln's store, at lbauon,
can furnish outfits to mountain tour
ists and travelers over the Cascade road
at the most reasonable rates, and as it
Is ouite a savine in the distance of
transportation there is certainly an ad
vantage In purchasing there.
Perrsonal. Hon. L Flelschner
and Col. T. II. Cann and wife of Salem
paid our clty.a visit last Sunday. We
learned from Col. Cann that Mrs. Gov,
Grover was dangerously ill; we trust,
however, that her recovery may be sure
and speedy.
J. M. Keeler, commission merchant
of New York City, gave us a pleasant
call during the past week. He was
formerly a resident of this State, and
says he observes that Oregon has made
many rapid strides of Improvement
during his four years' absence. a
Sigmon Kohn, for many years a
successful merchant of this city, start
ed for Bavaria, Germany, last week,
for a year's visit amoug the scenes of
his boyhood days ln"dhcr FaterlamL"
The SeWard tourists passed through
our city last Week, en route overland
from California to Portland and Victo
ria. Dr. A. M. Loryraand wife and Mr.
j i?aveley and wife, of East Portland,
I nniid II n to Ifnlm-V on th mil mm I Innf
iday.
Senator 7iendenhott, of Cninn coun
ty," passi J up on the cars the other day,
on his way to Ltf ne county. He says
that crops are remarkably forward in
Union and Baker counties, but that the
farmers are anticipating Vry little ben
efits from that source except .'a the way
of stock feed, as they will have no
market for their grain during the n.'Xt
year or two. The fate of the counties
east of the mountains depend almost
entirely upon the progress of railroads
that will furnish them an avenue for
shipping their products to market, and
until such measures are successfully
inaugurated our Eastern neighbors will
experience no very great progressive
movements in their naturally gifted
latitude.
Another Warehouse. Mr. I. B.
Morris is preparing to erect a ware
house on the bank of the river in the
east part of the city, Just below Cart
wrierht's warehoune. The building will
be 44 feet wide by 0 feet long, with 16
feet story. It will be constructed on
the most solid and reliable plan and
will contain an immense storage capac
ity. No other town In Oregon has such
prodigious warehouses, nor so many of
them, as Albany. .
The Cascade Road. Mr. Robert
Miller, of Lebanon, .has Just made a
trip to Ochoco Valley and back, over,
the Cascade Wagon Road, and he says
that the snow is fast disappearing and
the road will soon be In good condition
for travel. Jesse ParrUh started across
last Monday with a drove of cattle, and
anticipated no trouble In getting across
in good shape. ,
Coxferexce. We are requested to
state that the next session of the Col
umbia Annual Conference, M. E.
Church South, will convene at the
Crabf ree camp-ground. Linn county,
Oregon. Wednesday Sept 6, 1871.
Bishop J. C. Keener, of New Orleans,
presiding. This will probably be the
largest religious meeting ever held in
Oregon.
The Cosmopolitan Benevolent Socie
ty of Nevada City made their first
drawing in January. The fair dealing
and honesty evinced on that occasion
Is now causing a rapid sale of the tick
ets In their Second drawing which will
take place on our National ZToliday,
July 4th. All Gold Coin prizes. Buy
a ticket Only $2 50 each.
ENLARGED. The Dalles Mountain
ecr is enlarged to a twenty-eight col
umn paper, and presents many eviden
ces of enterprise, upon the part of the
genial Hand who engineers it through
the journalistic breakers. We congrat
ulate its proprietor, and M-ish him
abundant success.
From Willow Crekk. From Mr.
William. Wigle, who is visiting his
friends in this county, we learn that
stock in Willow Creek valley is in ex
cellent condition, and that the recent
rains have given vegetation in that lo
cality a vigorous impetus. Quite a lit
tle colony from Linn county have set
tled In that section, and all are highly
elated with their future prospects. .
Mrs. Grenuan, of Utsalada, Washinz-
ton Territory, recently took a caryo of
I v-i I ,1 -
uimricr to uuina, ana nasretnrned. She
is sharper in the lumber buainons than
any other mill owner on th Sound, and
pot at leant ten dollars more per thous
and feet frr lumber than was ever paid
at Hong Koog before.
BORN:
BBAXDEXBURO In this eity. n tho 6th
inrt,, to the wife of 3. W. Rramlenbnrs. a on.
- MARRIED:
INfiRAM MILLER.- On tho 4lh lnt.. by
S. II. Clnuirhton, 3. P.. at hid reaidenca in l.i.h.
anon, Mn. W. H. Ingram and Mws Hart Jane
MiLuttt an m i,inn comity.
JcrrsMoit, Jun 7tl, 1 ST I .
i . Hiiiln Kiiu'lln? nf Hanlluin I, oil IT.
No. J7, 1. U. 0. Jun lt, 1871, tb fallow
ing rcfolutlon era mlnptad in regard to tb
-- of uurlamaiiUil brithr, II. . UrouaNi
27,1. 0. O.K., bowiwlih rulffntlon tu tli
will of blut who biiliU lu tU hollow yf Id bftiid
k I..m... i.r III- anil duulli. wa nt liuiurn Willi
rifound furrow tbt ltprtur of our U!vJ
iin,iur iroin our miuu
rt,t l, tli f!oth of II. f. fUorire.
nnih.. link h. liuan L ruk on. Imt Ilia I'IihIiI
thntbiniU tlia llrolherbno.l unila alii In bouda
eriralamal lovt, va nara ion a iiroiiiur wuu
wat "dutiful to bli Craator, fititblul ti bla eoua
tr, mid fratarual to liU falluw-uian." .Our
Wig baa lout a I rue Odd Vvllow. h.-uia an al
Ixolli.nuia lulliur, tho public au umunt ultliau.
Jtfotitd, llmtwa ti'iiuvr io ine wiuuw anu
fitiully of our bclurud brother in thoir Hour of
uprvma sorrow, our ilnvera and bearllelt nyin
yalby; cliarlxlilng tho rviiicntbrniina of bla tuaii)
aludl; 'Irtnoa. wa wilt nut forgot tho olllra" of
truth aud trlcudabip In bobaii of our brother
hood. JUmltnt, That a epr f tboa rnaulutlona bo
trannuittud to the wifn of tho duveaaed liratber
by tho Buereury of tho Lodg-, wlih tho aoal of
too lounge aiiHciiou.
iit!hd, ThattboJtoaav llt'jltttr ni STAT
Right DaaocittT ba runuoalad to liubtiab a
uopy of thuio reblutl'inr.
K. Pi. I HUM AO, I
; 0. . hUl.ANP, V Com.
J. W. it i) LA NO. J
JMlr. I'turoa'a A t. Ext. or Uuldun Madioal
diacovery, will not raUo the uvad, but It will
benrflt and euro tho living. For all aovoro
Cuuitba, Throat and l!ronhlal dhwaaei It ha
Dvvrr yet been eoualod. For "Liver coinpUInt"
or "Uillouaneaa, and Conciliation of the How
el it u a never falling remedy, fold by drug,
gut. '
Chapped Hand mid Face,
More I.lpN, PryiicHM of the Skin,
Curad at once hr II KC1 KM AN'ff CAMPHOR ICE
WITII (JLYCKKINK. It keep I lie hand h
In all wealhrr. Sue that yon get HKliKM AN'fl.
Hold by all llruggiiiU. on y 2b cent. Manufac
tured only by JIkokmax Co., Cbemiat and
DmsgiiU. New York. Janl3'71yl
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Chapter of Fact.
Bpara ta valuable in a newpaf.er, and it i
therefore propoaed la Ihia advertisement to con,
dtmo a variety of fact, important to tbo pub'
lie, luto m inietl eompa. Thoie furl refer to
llottellur'a Ktumaoh Hitter what that celebra
ted medicine U, and what It will do. In the
Brat place, then, the article la a alimulant, lonb?
and alterative, evmUtlng of a eoinbinetlon of
an abolatc!y pare (ptrituou agent with the
moil valuable medicinal vegetable obtanee
that Dolanle roaeareb ba placed at tho diapoaal
of the ebemiit and Ibe phynlelaii. Tbeae logre
dienta are compounded with great care, and In
urh proportion! a In produce preparation
which invigorate without exciting tbo general
yaiein, and tone, regulate and eintrela the
etomacb, tbo boweia, tbo liver, and the minor
accretive organ.
What IhU great reitoralivo will do mot bo
gathered from what it ha done. Tbo cae of
dypepia, or any other form of 'ndlxeatlon, in
which tt ha been prUtently admiabtored
without effecting a radical core, t yet to be beard
from, and the aame may bo aald of bitioua dlor.
der. Intermittent fever, nrrvon aOrelion, gen.
eral debility, entipation, alek headache, men.
tl dUabilitie to which tbo feeble are e ohject.
It politic all the fluid of the body, including
the blood, and the gcotlo timntu which it Ira
part to the ncrvon ayrtea i not acroeded by
tbo lightet reaction. Tbla la a chapter of fact
which reader, for their own akr, tbooid mark
aod remember.
a An
Tha "Paiji KiLLr." may Jo.'- bo the
great medieina of tho world, for tin. ro la bo re
gion of tbo globe into which it ba not found
II way, and taton largely ed and highly
pr'.xed. JJoreornr, tbera i no clime to wh.'h It
baa not proved m to WtsII adapted for the
of a eonaiderahto varietr of diiuKti it t
,k iedy aod are mnedy rr burn, aralda, eat,
broi.c. wound and Variona other Injarie. a
well aa f"r dyaroiery. dlrr'ooa and bowel rem
plaint generally, it it admirably otld for
avery raeo on tho face f tbo globe, "
It i a very goi8cant fact lb al aotwitbaland.
inz the long pcru 4 of year that tbo "Pain Kill
er" baa bern before the world. It U never lol
one whit of it popular, bnt, on M eontrary,
the eall for it baa ateajil iocreaaad from it
6rt dUowry, and at no p.-ovloo tima ha tbo
demand for It been o great, or the quantity
mado been o large, aa it la to-J T
Another Igniflceat fact U, that !wbere ha
tho Pain Killer ever lie in bigger repute, or
been more generally ned by famit:oa at-d Indi
vidoala, than It ha been hero at bonze, wbve It
waa flnrt diienvered and introduced. That the
Pain Killer will eon tinne to be, what wo bare
tyled it, tb obrat aamciaa or Ta wnrtn.
there cannot bo tbe thaduw of a doubt Profi
denco Advertiarr.
1TILLIA3I DATIDSO.,
REAL ESTATE DEALER
. Office) No. 64 Frost Street,
PORTLAND, OREOOJf.
REAL ESTATE In this CITT and EA8T
PORTLANU. in tbo noil deeirable loeaiitie.
eoniting of LOTS, HALF liLOCKa) aud
BLOCKS, HOUSES aod ttTORES; alo,
,
IMPROVED FARMS, and rnlnabla nn.
cultivated LANDS, located in ALL part of the
STATE for SALE.
REAL ESTATE and other Property por
ehaaed for Correspondent, iu thi CITY aod
throughout the 8TATE3 and TERRITORIES,
wiih great care aud on tbe moat ADVANTA
GEOUS TERMS.
HOUSES and STORES LEASED.
LOANS NKUOTIATKD. aud CLAIMS OP ALL
DESCRIPTIONS PROMPTLY COLLECTED.
Aud a General FINANCIAL and AGENCY
BUSINESS traniacted.
AGENTS orthi OFFICE In all the CIT
IES and TOWNS in the STATE, will rooeive
deuription of FARM PROPERTY and forward
tbe auie to tbo above addrua. . vSu2Mf.
1871. SPRING CAMPAIGN. '1871.
A full aortment of Good of all kind urn
ally kept in a eountry (tnro and suitable to the
icuion, may bo found at Wheeler's Store in
DrownviUo.
Having ' inoreaaed fneHitie, and keeping a
wider range of article, whleh he t determined
to el oven lower than before, tbo proprietor
truxta that he will receive atill greater haro of
the patronage of tbe people nf Brown ills and
vicinity. Worface of all l i'ndt bought. Cath
paidvr HW. Sack and twino furnUhed.
Agency for nlo of Agrloultural Machine and
Sewing Machine. ' V v0o30yl.
TO YOUNG MENJDFTHE COUNTRY.
To Young Men of Ambition !
TO YOUNG MEN OF COURAGE AND ENERGY I
AND TO OUR FRIENDS EVERYWHERE!
We Respectfully Call Your Attention :
Whertf ten men watch for chance, one mnn
make clianoc. Wflile ten men wait for ome-
thlng to turn up, une lunit tomethiuy vp. So
while ten fail, one (Ucreed, and ia called a man
of lnok, tbe favorite of fortune. 7'W i. tin
lunk likaptnek, and fortuue tnot fovor those
who aro mort indifferent to it. Now U your time
to take the AGENCY OF THE BUCKEYE
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE, and Make
xouraeu ort nne'a ravorlte!
For iurtioulnrn, Hlre
WINER St PEARSON.
v6n4Hi Albany, Orogun.
U7 1 M fl
ADVKRTI8KMENT8.
ELI CARTER,
Notary 3? u 1 1 i cs ,
REAL ESTATE DEALER,
GICIIAL, ri.ACIAL AGENT
' Will attend to tbo buying and ivlllnc of Beat
Eatate, examining tltli, drawing need. Mort
gagu, Leuaen, CuntracU, 6u and will give
iueiat attention to eolloutlng, avouring or ad-
iiDting unaettlea Claim, la any jmrt IA Uni
'tit ,V(ii, An oxiierleiieo of tulrtr-five year
ih active pnbllo biialiic ton year of wblh
hAvo been nent In County Clerk and llebord-
er iiflloo In dllfereut ritate and Teirltorle .
givi-i me a familiarity iltli bualne, aud p.
olnlly with the IUoor.1 of Ileal Ktt, which
ean be aaulred only by long exriuncu. Jlu-
nug nrtoen iiiotitbi' aurvleo in the Clerk and
Koaordvr' Office of Linn County. I havodiieov-
ered I but tliureare many defeetive title to Ileal
KDtaio lu'tlil ounnly whieb It will pay the par
tlu lutoretvd to look alter, and tho aooner the
baiter. -
Correinnndenoe from the Atlantic State In re.
gnrd to Oregon and tho 1'ncfflo Coat generally
win receive prompt attention.
l'lcae addrexor glvo in a call at my Ofllot
In Albany, Linn County, Orvgon.
I lake tho liberty of referrins to tbo follow
ing realdent of the dlflurent Hlat.- named t
Jliftmri. Hon. Jame H. KmIIIu. llixin Co.t
Hon. Ueo. W. Dunn, Htehtnondi Hon. E. Iwia,
Ht. C'harl! Mrr. Tutt A D.,nald. St. Jowphj
r. it. i nriunul'l. Kq., Hanaa Cilyi Col. A.
W. lionipbon, t.ilwrtyt lUv. Wm. M. Itaab
Itar. Audrew Moor. Mixloo; Klhp K, M.
Marvin, St.. Louli Ex Uoveroor Truaun Polk.
HL Lul.
A'(HcZv Dlnhon II. H. Kavanauxb. Lax-
ingtnn.
Ohio--R. M. Carter, Eej., Elyria.
JV Yrk Mrr. Xortbup A Chick. Dank
er, New York CHy.
Qoluradn Hun. Wm. A. II. Lovaland, Uold-
en Cltyi Hon. Win. X. Oyre. Ienver City.
titixutna rtev. u. is. Hlalelor, iladerabnrg;
Mnjor J. It. llolco, Helena.
f ihurma Co. P. Keeve. Eq.. eolaun Clrt
John T. Hill. K-q., I. Aneelea.
urttjim uovernor I., r . Itrover, Malemi Wm.
Inviilon, K., and HomII. Ferry k Wood,
word, Portland; lUv. Jl. It. llaxter. Polk county;
l. II. Aimott, Eq uaker Cilyi J I on. John
Hurnrtl and llev. Wm. A. Fin ley, Cervalll;
Kuv. K. 11. (jeary, Hon. W. F. Alexander, Una.
N. II. Cranor, Albany.
Albany, April 2", 1171. vfnSCtf
THE SPRING & SUMMER STYLES
FOR 1H71, IN
HATS & CAPS !
4B
STRAW HATSi
are now ready and for al at
J. C. MEUSSOORFFER & BRO'S.
Among the loading iiylct aro tbo
Palmetto Slat,
Dardanelles XXat,
CraaTlIl XZat,
Eiar WiUiazB ZZat,
Oerm aaia XZat,
Zraahee) XXat.
XOatlnee Sat,
Toafirfraa Hat.
AND NUMEROUS OTHER STYLES!
At Corner Front aad MoirUoo Siren.,
P2aa37m2 PORTLASD.
MILLINERY AfiOTANCY GOODS I
MRSJLA.BRIDGEFARMER
((CCCKMOB TO MM. OCXIWaT,)
JIa jut received from below an o'etraot m
voice orocw MILLER Y AND FANCY WOODS,
ucb a
FASHIONABLE BONNETS AND HATS!'
VELVETS. RIBBONS. TRIMMINGS. ETC.
To which eik" InvMe tho aitontloa ot the ladie
of Albaay aoej vlelilty. Her good will bo (old
a ebeap if not eieai r than ever before oCTered
in tbU market, anj h.r quality eaeoot fail te
aire aatUfaetion. " ap8vflnS4m3
200,000 Pounds
WOOL WAtirED!!
For which wo will pay tb -
HIGHEST CASH PRlCf.
tlTfiDL OWNERS WILL DO WELL JO
f f eII 00 n before (oiling.
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON WOOL.
a3?w P. C HARPER A CO.
ALBANY BOOK STORE
E. A. FREELAND,
BOOK-SELLER AND STATIONER
Albany - - - - Oresoi
RESPECTFULLY INFORM.' THE PUBLIC
that he ba removed from tk eld (tend U
PARRISH'S BL.OO.-,
Where all are invited, anre4 that Gcod in hit
line are old at tbe lowed eaah price.
COHTAXTLY 0 BAKDI
STANDARD AND B1SCELLAXE0US HOOKS.
eTaTeaile). Toy Gilt nad Blank Beos,
not, triti, ad -
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY !
Of every kind uied In the State.
SSf D00K3 IMPORTED TO ORDER, at
(hurt natieo. Doelnlftly
Tlis atnndard remedy fur Coughs,
. Influenza, Sort Throat, V hooping
dough, Croup, Livtr Complaint, llrnv
ehiti; Bletdtng of the t.uwji, and every .
aft'uetion of tbe Throat, Lung and Cheir,
including CnKoviTio!i,
IVIittnr'M Balsam doe not dry
up a Couch, but lxi,en it, rloai.e the
lungs, and allay irritation, tbtie removing
(A caiie of the eomplant None R'-nu-ine
nnleae riirnod I. Hitttk. Prepared by
firJTit W. FowtR & Bon, Borton. . Sold
by RumxaTox, UoufcTTRn & Co., San
Francueo, and by dealer generally, ,
5n44yl.
FARM FOR SALE.
THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
a farm f 240 iiorea, lying in Ronton Boun
ty, thrve uiilc from Alhany, on the Albany end
Cnrvalli rnnd. The farm i wall improved, haa
a O'lrufurUblo and neat ilwelltniliotiie, weod
ehed, barn and nrnlmrd rf drill tree of moat ex.
eellet vnriel iu. There are on the furin lull norc
of rith bottom Lwd; afo uny amount of oak
and aab timber, and good stuck water in every
field. The farm 1 a denirahle ono. tbe location
healthful, and tho turuis of mle moat roaoitiahlu
For further pirtlth!remiiiiro im the farm.
n.19 BVrnNolDJir,
ADVK11T18KMKNTS.
Carding: Sc Spinning
F11HE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO IN
JL forw the public that be ha permanently
toeatod lu Eugene City, with lit new ret f
Carding and rtliining maehlnery, wbure bo i
prepared to manulauiure any kind of woolen
yarn, from the eare( blanket to the flneat
flannel, ai the following rate, to-will twenty
Ave eent (ii rU.) per pmind.
Thoi-o wanting A BHi'KhlOR ARTICLE OF
TARN wouhl do well to ve me a eall.
U. UDOMUHILl),
Proprkitor Eugono City Yarn Mill.
ln40tr
HIGHEST CASH PRICE,
rain roa -
WOOL, BACON AND LARD! I
iiSTinS 1ILAIN. TO0NO A CO.
GLOIMOUeS NEWS!
LOOK OUT FOR GOOD
33 A-XtOA-IIVS !
W. S; ELKINS,
LEBANON, OREGON.
II
AS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE STOCK
of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS!
-WHICH THEY OFFER
Cheaper IUm (he Cheapest I
Come and eonvlnee yonreelre before purcha
log eltewbcre. Oar (tuck eonaUta io pan of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY flOODS,
CLOTHING, HAT" A CAPS,
DOOTM AND SHOES,
GROCERIES,
NOT10S.
and a great many article U nnmrroo to aame.
1 1 Alao, Iovr, n iudowa, Ulaa and Putiy.
PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS i
WOOL WA XTED !
FOR WHICH I WILL PAY THE
HIGHEST PRJCE!
w. s. exjorr s.
aySvn3tf
SPRING & SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
DRICCS & CARTER,
la ordr to provide fatly f the new era (boot
to open ep in tbo rity of Albany and eoaoty of
Linn, have thoroughly repaired their
PI, A IN I XG MILL
An
SASH AND DOOR FACTORY
aod have added Dew Marbieey. ( whieh i
mmvt Bcacb' PoaltiTa Dlotioa Scroll
Saw a, wbkb w e perferl nee4 ia iu way.
Have oa band a (apply of superior
000P.S. SASH. MOLDING. & SEASONED LUMSER.
Have employed a eurp of FirttClaa Ve
ebanic, aal aro now prepared, ready, witbng
and anxinu to opply all wbo may bo ia want
nf work ia their line; and bono by drirt alieo
tion tu buaiaret aad poacUalny ia tbeir eoa
traete to merit a eonliDoaoce of pablie poironago.
Ordera loft ot tbo Factory, or with Eli Carter
at hie offioe, will receive prompt attention.
AlKany. Ore a, April 20, 1871 vanXSlf
ill. McCAXX & COM
WOOL, HIDES, LEATHER
AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
BOUGHT AND SOLDON COMMISSION.
Liberal AdTantf! made on Coniifnmcnti.
Na. 818 Battery Street.
va39yt SAN RA1YCXSCO.
FOR SALR
0
SB DOUBLE CIRCULAR FIFTEEN.
1I0R8E I'OWER
PORTABLE STEA.M SAW MILL!
It wilt eat front Ave to (even thooaaod feet of
lumber (er day. It I ranning daily, aad ia
good running order, with plenty of lumber of
almost all kind eontantly on . band for
ale. For particulars, either add re or rUlt
, a0wS OEO. ECELER,
Lebanon. Linn ewuety, Oregn.
CORYALUS COLLEGE!
- roa
MALES AND FEMALES.
CO.IVALLH, OREGON.
tttvutl mvrnD TNTO THREE SESSIONS
X Tuition (per K'"ni" of Si mouth,) from
to 14. areorrting U "V'To . b ;' e,
MAI.K ROARDl.Va 0c5E, hy Prof. J. T-m
ery. Hoard, including roon.. fuel and ligbta. $o0
ia k.t U'..1i ir. .s3 tier aeaaioa.
Tbbiii i One-fcalf in adrane aud the ether
half at the eloe of the Miinn.
el6vn6tf W. A. FIN LET, A. U.,
Preident.
KKA I. ESTATE.
STITZEL A- UPTON,
REAL ESTATE UROKERS,
AUD
GENERAL AGENTS.
BRANCH OFFICE-AlbatMF, Oregon
J. C. MENBSNHALl, Agent.
An officio where neral inform ation eoneerning
Ihe reaoureoe of Oregon can be obtained free f
caorye. . :
Loan negotiable on first mortgage, real estate
aad collateral security.
t Kaee for sato a largo amount of property loca
ted ia the towna of Albany, lirvwn villa aud Cor
vallw. AI. M,000 aere of farniinp land of every
Jeacriptioa in Linn, Denton and Polk eonntiea.
Penwna dcairini to aell their property inenr nn
expel ha plaoine it in our hand for ale nnleas
aealeiamade. Call at onr office la Parriah's
brick, where we have a team ia read ine Ut eoa
e nartiee te sriew our land.
-J. C.MEADEXIIALL, Agent.
Sn3!yl. Albany, Oregon.
GREAT LAND SALE f
2 0,OOOvACRES!
BY ORDER OP THE DOAJID OF DTREC
tore of the WillatnotU Valley and Caeade
Mountain Wagon Road Company, wade Decem
ber I. 1 97", I am now soiling
AT PRIVATE SAIiE,
at the Company' office in Albany, 20,000. acres of
land, more or loss, belonging to said Cuuipaqy,
sitnatod in Linn county, Oregon.
Person desiring to purchase will he furnished l
with a description and location of said land by
applying at Company's office. .
TERMS OF SALE: Coin, one-third of pnr
ehaao mouey in hand at time f sale; remainder
in two annual payments, taking promissory notes
therefor at twelve per cent, per annum, .
Purchaser dcairing to pay a greater amount
than one-third in hand will hate a ' deduction of
tea per cent.
The title to the land h gdod, and purchaser
npon partial paymenta will recove Company Bond
for deed. Those payiRg full amount of purchase
price will receive Ihoir leeds at t)os, .-; '
Sale to continue until all of said latide baVe
been offered for !'. 1
X IKtetAH person reeidlng nn any of the
Company's land in thi enUnty-ate notiflud te
Come forward imitsediHtcly If they desire to pur
cb tbe rume. JAMC9 ELKINS.
fch. S, IST, . Secretary.
A DVElCl'lSEMEMis,
SHOT CUNSj!
ALL DESIRfNO TO PVRCHASE A
X govflgunwa would reapeotrully aubounee
tbitt we now keen onugutritly on hurid s No. 1 r-
tide of KnjtlUh Wire YpmM Shot
tnni at rHonablo rate. Tbeae gun bare
given perfect aatiofnelina in evejy iaatauee.
We alio keep the elebrled
"BUCKEYE" SEYtaG MACHINE,
not rxeulled by any other 1n the an ark-1, Hive a
. P. C. JIAKPER A CO.
yVrnZSif.
W. IL KUHN & CO.,
DEALERS IN
IROT STEEL,
Springx, Ixlex, Thimble Skeifix, etc.
Alao, a well (elcefod (tork of
Wilson Timber!
BpoUtt Hull, Beiii Mm, Kliajts,
J'olet, lIL:kortf Jxlet, drc.
FARMERS' and MECHANICS'
TOOLS
. coxsistixo or
ANVILS. VICES. BELLOWS. HAMMERS. HATCHETS.
- Sledget) Saws, Planes,
CRONMIJT A.I MILK, fit A 11' M I
Together with a largo Aortraen t of
WOOD AND.WTXLOW WAKE. '
pB Ploro In Mnt:ith' Kro-Proof brick, next
door to Ulain A Young'.
vr. n. kuhx a co.
Albany. Jan. IS. IS71 a2Zyl.
THE GEEAT
BLOOD PURIFIER.
Am Infallible auMio l srn est, ,i
lag rare toxic aad arcatnxa: properttre
acertaia can for uimna. mmvrm.
MM. atveilJa. aad all kindred BImm.
It coarphrtery netaiK the (ystem wbea ixow
gelred by eUaaeea, revtvea tho actioo of tfca
rally ear aeatorvaja. aax.T
aad an racrrm mm ccr axseo Dia
(ee, grvea eanaodlate aad paniniaiiil relief
la twaM ia. cava suae. Tamo.
Boil, Scald Bead, Cicero aad Sores: endl
cat from the system all ttacesof Var rial
It la ran itT an ecstt Asiu. Mac aaada
fro aa herb found lpdigenen In Cuiia.r.i..
It la therefore peculiarly aaJtable for nee by
reaaal eaal CaUdna, ae a bloob
Ft Sale by ell Orugf t.
Comoro, kostettcb & co.
AGENTS.
S29 and 631 Karkat StrMt.
EaaTrdaee.
THE HEW FOOD.
For a few cents you can buy
cf your Grocer or Druggist a
package cf SEA XIOSS FAEDTE
made from pure Irish Hoss or
Carrageen, wMch "will make
sixteen quarts of Blanc Mange,
and a like quantity cf Puddings
Custards, Creams, Charlotte
Russe, &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 Glorious Change!!
TOE GREAT WORLD'S TOXIC
Plantation Bitters.
This YTonderfnl Tcgetable re
ttoratlTe it the aheet-anchor of
the feeble and debilitated. As a
tonic and cordial for the aged
and languid, it has no equal
anions stomachics. As a remedy
for the ; nervous weakness to
uliichwomen are especially sub
Sect, it is superseding every other
stimulant. In all cUtaates, tropi
cal, temperate, or frigid, it acts
as a specific in every species of
diMtrdcr -which undermines the
bodily strength and breaks down
the animal spirits. For sale by
all druggists.
i ji ''
advkrtiSkmknts.
THE KIDNEYS.
The Kidney are two la Banker, eitaated at
tbe upper part of tbo loin, surrounded by fat.
and eooaicting of three part, vis : tho Anterior,
tb - Interior, and tbe Exterior, r -
Tho anterior abenrbe. Tbe interior cott
of tiwne or vein, wbirb (erv e ar a drpvsit fur
tho urine and convey it l tbe exterior. Tbe
exterior I a conductor aim, terminating in .
aingle tnbe. aad called the Ureter. Tbe aretor
are oonoretorl with tbe bladder.
Tbe bladder it composed of rarbm eoveringa
or t:iie. divided 1no part, rii: tbe Up)r,
tbe Lower, tbe Nerv a, and tbe Mncou. The
opper expel, tbe lower rrtaie. Many have a
desire to urinate without the ability; other an
nate without the ability to retain. Thi fre
quently oeeur ia children. '
Te ear theao affeetione, we nut Wing fata
action the wjoacie. which are encaged ia their
various function. If tbey are neglected. Gravid
or Dropy may ensne.
The reader must also be made aware, that
however slight may bo the attack, it is sere ta
affect tho bodily health aod mental pvwera. as
oar flesh and blood are ttpportod fro tbeae
Cocr.foa TlnRCVArisir. Pata arr'isr ia
the loin is indicative of tbe above disease.
They r la per oa disposed te aeid (temech
aad chalky eoaeretioas.
Tee Citrn. Tbe aval enra from aer-
leet er improper treatment of tbe kidney. Tfaeea
organ being weak, tbe water is not expelled
from the bladder, bat allowed to remain ; it be
come feverish, aad sedimcet forms. It ia from
this depoiit that tb stone is formed, aad gravel
easue.
DeoMT is a eoReefioa of water io some part
of tbe body, and bear different names, accord
in r to the part affected, via : wbea go nerallr
diffused over tbe body.it i called Aaaaareat whoa
of the abdomen, Ascitos; when of the cheat, Hj axe
thorax. TETamrr TJelmbold'e fcirhlr eonoeatrat-
edem pound Extract Uucha ia decidedly one ot
the bfst remedies fr diseases of tbe bladdr.
kidney. rrar.L dn.picai meilin .rbeomalirt.
and goaty affections. Under ibis heed we bavo
arranged Dyturia, or difficulty aad paia ta pae
inr water, beamy Eeerettoa. er small ana :re-
quent discharges of water; Strangury, of stop
ping or water; uemarana. or eiooay arm e:
Uunt end Rhenmatism of tbo kidney, w tocen
any change ia quantity, but incieaee in color, or
dark water. It was always highly reeom mended
by the late Dr. Physirk, ia these affections.
This medicine increases tbe power of dig,
tiou. and ezett the absorbeat into healthy ex
ereise by which the watery or calcareous dispo
sitiom, aad all aanatoral enlargement, A well
as paia aad inflammation, are redaoed, aad it i
taken by men, women, and children. .Dirtiene
for ase aad diet aeeompaay.
FaaAet.Bi, Pa. - Si, 1S57.
H. t. Ui.nBou, Druggist:
Dbxk tta 1 have o a a saner t "r epwara
of twenty year, w th gravel, bladder, and kid
ney affMtiena, during which time I have aed
various medioinal preparauooa tu o u mwt
the treatment or tho toast eminent Pbyeiciaas,
experiencing but little relief.
Having ma your pre paraiion. riruni,
advertisod, I co asnlted with my family physician
io regard te asing your Extract Buchtt.
I did this because 1 had ased all kinds of ad
vertised remedies, and had found them orth
less, and some onita injuriou ih fact, I drs
: i . rtintr wlL .nit detetmifted tn
w. . . ft ' . 1 -
use no reaiedies hereafter unless I kav-W of tho
ingredients. It was this tbat prpt me i-.
use your-remedy. Aa yav adveitisrd tbat it waa
eoeapostd ot huchu, calwb. and juniper berrie.
it oee utTed to me and my physician as an excel
lent combination, and, with his advioe, after an
examination of the article, and consulting again
wiihtthe drugg'sU I enneludL-d to try it I com
meaced lu use abtut eight iu it.is a?-. at which
tioi I was confined t my riKiio. Froiii t!)eflrt
bottle I wus astoni"he-l anl Rmtified at the bono.
BdUl effect, and after nin? it ihrv wtit k. m
awe towaia on. ""--,
al full statement of my oa! at that 'inie, but
BT improvement miKM on'y oo itBipomry.aow
(therefore eneluded te defer end aee it U would
. c . .n bnnwinir then ft wenld ba
of greater vae to yo. and wore satisfactory
t 1110a .'' m- a t
I am now Woo report tha a euro is effeeU.t
after using the remedy for fire moniha.
I have not nsed any now for thrca months,
and feel aa well In all respect as I ever did.
Your flaehu being dertii I of any unpleasant
tasto ai d odor, k nwo tonie and iavigorator oP
the sytem , $ do not mean to be without it wbe .
ever occasion fcay Vequire ita a- in eueh i aff ,
Hans.'' - ' M'CCvRMICK.
ghotjM any doubt Mr. McCnraipk' (tatemenl
he refers to the fallowing rentlemen t
Holi. Wa. Bil.i!H. ex-t)oVernor, renn,
Hon; Thos. It. Florenee. Philadelphia.
Hon. J. 8. Black, Judpe . Philadelphia.
Hob. D. Porter. ex-X36rno. Penu,
Hob. Kilia Levi. Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. . O. riev. Indue, Vaired StniesCourt,
Hob Xt V. Woodward, Judjre. Philndelpbia.
Hon." W. X. Porfer, Ctty Solicitor, Phila.
Ka. 4oha Jliglet, ex-Oo raor, ralif.irnia.
Hon. B. Bank. Auditor Genl, WahingtoD.
And manv olbera, if bo ssnry.
Sold bv all DmpgUts and dealers eer -bf ,
Tteware if oounterfclta. Ask for UolmboldV.
Take aa ether.. :.,...
I pnc-Sl.Z5 per notue. or " in -".
'Delivered to any adilresa. Describe (jjnptom in
!aUcoinninnieatiova. ", .
Address H. T. UZi.MWUu. vo.,
i-.t Warehon-- 5 Broadwav. . T.
hvTOXE GENUINE r'LE?S rosK vr j.v
i IXi wrattner. with fao-siuiile cf
W Chemical -"Jc,
apr2ST6s3Tm3