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FUIDAY .NOvSlBERlO, 1S71.
AGENTS FCR THE STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT.
"Brownsville.
Bellevue.........
Corva!lin
Canyon City...
Kugt'iie
CJa.-burg.
Jlarrisburi'
J. M. Morgan.
, Thos. Morris.
W. J. Robertson.
Thos. Howard.
J. J. Walton, Jr.
Matthew Fountain.
Sam. May & 35. R. Holt.
Jo'U-rson
Lebanon.....
IjSI ('ramie
AVaila Walla
Orcpon City
Portland
Peoria
.llaulcv Waterman.
W. 8. 1.1 kins.
K. S. -IfeComas.
, X. T. Catoti.
J. It. Ralston.
J. M. Baltimore.
...Jacob Thompson.
T. H. Kent.
3osobrg.
""cio I)an. Gaby & (Jyo. Christie.
Salem ! l' lirowa.
The Dalles A. IS". IVrjruson.
Jclc.ionvile J. R. Neil.
""ASSESSMENT Ko 1S71. J. Ii. Sporry,
Isti., County Assessor, has returned
the assesisment roll of Unn county for
1671, from which we glean the follow
ing items:
Total amount of property assessed,
:"?3,S0$,(WS, divided as follows in the
county and among the towns through
out the county:
In thecountry ......
In Albany
In Harris'burir
In Brownsville ...
Iu Hcso
In Peoria
Iu Lebanon
2.nv,.v7
14K,l.i5
61,071
38,.Mj.
17,3 13
The 84 miles of railroad running
through the county was asswsed at
"5131,000 or $4,000 per mile for 24 miles
of it, and So.oOO per mile for ten miles
of it which is not yet gravelled. The
total amount of taxable property In the
county last year was $3,021,300, show
ing that the property of the county has
increased $541,700 in the past year, or
$410,700 exclusive of the railroad prop
erty. The number of jKiIId assessed
And collected this year is 1,41"'. The
tax levy this year has been placed at
13 mills" on the dollar, being 2 mills
lower than last year, and probably
lower than in any other county in the
ftate. Considering the fact that we
have this year buiit the finest jail in
Hie State, costing nearly $10,000, ami
made other valuable improvements,
this is an astonishingly low tax levy,
ana speaKs volumes in tavor of our
present county administration. For
economical financiers and careful cus
todians of the people's moneys, cum
inoiid us to our present Honorable
Jjtoard of County Commissioners
Messrs. Johns, Payne and Wheeler.
Sent Ur. I-a-st Friday His Honor,
Judge lionhan;, sentenced the three
convicts from this county to the fol
lowing terms of imprisonment:
Jim. KLrk, the half civilized Indian
who shot another Indian uanied Char
ley, at the Indian camp, near the grave
yard iu this citr, luot funja.nr, in a
drunken row, was sentenced to ten
years imprisonment and lined '.
John Bain, for p:'ssimr a counterfeit
$2: piece upon Ed. llama, sentenced to
three years.
Geo. V.". Base, wlio eliotZack Ilopaa
in the arm at our late County Fair,
sentenced to two years.
All three of them were es.-orted down
to Halem oa Saturday by Sheria Jr- j
vine, and tuniwl over to the tender
mercies of landlord Wat!iin!s, of the j
Hotel de Crcs-Dars.
That Columk,
For r-Al e-t-iH
and whole-eo
e-eould liberstlify, P. C liar- ;
. now carry o the palm, as j
er & Ce.
the way in which they patronize tho i
printer amply attests. In to-day's j.-
jxir will be found a column advertise-
rner.t of that firm, ta which we would
direct the attention of our readers,
ThoFe gentlemen understand their bus-
Inesaand are bound to win, if there is
any virtue in printer's ink, gentleman-
Jy Silesineu, eujerior goo-Js and res-
. , , , .
uonaoie prices. No one need be afraid
. . . , , ,. , , , . .
topatroxiie estahlishaienta winch are
eo well represented in the columns of
their local paper, for where such a
(spirit is maiiifetel honesty and fair
ness must prevail. Don't forget to
read their advertisement and drop in at
iheir store.
Maeeiagk Ijcessks. Following
are the marriage licen.ses is;;uei in this
county during the mouth of Octo'w?r:
P.. T. Tauzer to Margaret A. Rich
anlson. Thos. M. Coon to Sarah A. Jones.
A. A. Phi dips to Martha Jane Stan-ley-
Oco. W. Averill to try E. Wheeler.
John H. Pearce to Emma Munm.
Geo. C. Davis to Matilda A. Kidge
way. )
JL R. Smith to Martha Infrram.
Iewis Jones to Mary Jane Noble.
Henry Knighton to Rachel 11. Ver
non. O. C. Davis to Sarah Pizer.
Kcott Ward to Fanny Isom.
Juscnox City. This new railroad
town, 7 miles below Eugene, is having
an astonishingly rapid growth, and is
fast looming toward the dimensions of
a city. Mr. Aliphin informs us that
tr K.-ni u j .
over 40 buildmgs have gone up m the
past three weeks, and that as many
more are in progress. Two month3
ago there was not a house on the town
site, and now there, are 60 or 70, includ
ing a store, two hotels and three sa
loons all doing a flourishing business.
Verily Junction City is the coming
metropolis. '
Postal Route. We are informed
that Col. Hogg, the new proprietor of
the W. V. & C. M. Wagon Road, has
gone to Washington for the purpose of
securing the early opening of a mail
route over his road from this citv to
Ochoco. He hopes to succeed in hav
ing the contract let and the mail line
establ ished by next spring. Thi3 would
he a great benefit to that route and a
great blessing to our trans-Cascade
friends of the Ochoco country. Hogg
speed its early consummation!
-y Peesoxal. Last week Messrs. Da
vis, of Ohio, end 3forrill, of New
Hampshire, accompanied by their
wives, : . arrived at Earrisburg.
The former is a brother and the latter
a brother-in-law of Dr. Davis, of that
place. They come to Oregon for the
purpose of looking at the country and
spending the winter with their brother,
from whom they have been separated
for twenty years.- May their sojourn
iu our midst he a pleasant one.
A Coixcidexce. There are 42 cases
.-on the Lane county Circuit Court for
' adjudication just the number that
were on the docket fyr Linn, county at
the Lite term.. .
Tits Montnly Novelette for Novctn
ber. This magazine is so different
from nny other magazine in the coun
try that It is a specialty. It contains
only the mast interesting reading mat
ter, and is not filled with dull essays
and reviews. The November number
of The Monthly Novelette is especially
rich in stories and romances, poetry
and verses of rare merit. Hero is a
list of contents, so all can sec what it
contains: " Mother and Daughter;"
"Then and Now;" "Asleep on Picket ;"
"The Fourfold Afpoct;" "Harry Bol
ton's Curacy;" "Jinkin'sJoke;" Net
tic's Thanksgiving;" "The Loss of my
Spoetaeles;" "The Last Victim of the
Scottish Maiden;" "Agnes;" "A few
days on Piteairn's Island;" "Woman's
Proper Place In Society;" "The Witch
Mark;" "From California to Niagara;"
Our juvame wpartiiit'tu "A raise
.Step: or, The Fortunes and Misfor
tunes of Fred Wilder;" "Harry's
Coon;" "How the lK-tor Avas Crip
pled;" "Anecdotes Wit ami Humor."
it is only 20 cents per copy, und sam
ple copies are sent ou receipt of 13
cents. Published byThonies & Talbot,
03 Congress Street, Boston.
The Ovk:slani Monthly. The
November issue of this periodical has
tin unusually varied table of contents,
abounding in practical and instructive
reading matter. It opens with the sec
ond installment of Captain Scamiuon's
"Pacific Sea-Coast Views," an Inter
esting bird's-eye from Ecuador toCJuay
mas, in Mexico. Other practical west
ern subjects we find treated under tho
titles of "The Oregon. Indians;"
"Skilled Farming in 1am Augeies," a
most timely p:.per; "A Few Faots
about Japan;" and "The lFiliamette
Sound," by that thoroughly original
geologist, Itev. Thos. Condon. The
tastes of those not so practically in
clined, who crave western fiction, jh
ctry, etc., will find ufilciciit in its pro
lific pages to satisfy thcirdesires to the
fullest extent. John II. Carmany &
Co., Publishers, San Francisco. $4 per
annum.
LiKi: iKSt'KAXCK. Head the new ad
vertisement of the Equitable Iife In
surance l.ompai:y Life Insurance Is
now considered the Lest lavi-inuut a
man can make uii'-m the capital ued,
and the "Kqt:i.ijle" is the best Com
pany with which to iuvest. Mr. t. S.
Smith, the gentlemanly Oregon agent,
is now in this city, and will be pleased
to attend to the .applications of ail per
sons desiring to insure with that Com
pany. Divorces. The three counties of
Linn, Lane and Multnomah, boast 41
divorce suits during tho terms of Court
for each during the present autumn.
Con.-idcring the fact that three-fourths
of the applicants for the dissolution of)
the marriage tie are vonu.n, is it not I
fair to infer that the pernicious doc-!
trines inculcated by our recent .-tmtig- i
minded lecf presses are having their le
giliiuale effect ?
HoAPISTICAL. A. CttPOtllCTS fi Co.
are continually adding some ntw feat-
I ure of attraction (o their establishment,
Ih la-tf. of which we iiof is Lir:'i
j etock of useful and fancy soaps for the
laundry and toilet, K;:ciiuens of which j
the Democrat ftaiily have Urea tiMiijr, !
an-1 pronounce the very best in the j
'Voai.ist ical" line. We would adviae
our readers to remenib.r Caroth-
t,t! ufi
Opkx Hovsr.. Henry M
Myers having
reSttcI end
refurni-hed his Mthmn
j throughout, and havinr had Ida bil-
hard tables newly upholstered, and
having determined to superintend his
i establishment in person hereafter, will
celebrate the event with an open house
' and free lun;:h to-morrow. Ec-ad his
j advertisement elsewhere.
i l , Z- i
' Al'KOifS of elections am! Tv':t:cs,
i , , . , ,
;and new departures, and woman's
,,' w ...... ,r .
the Suntiani ditch, etc., reminds us
that Charley Henley stiil kcejrt on
hand the largest and best assortment of
furniture ever brought to Albany, and
has the finest corps of mechanics to be
found ia the State.
MailCoxtract. Our fellow citizen,
W. R. Cannon, hits secured the con
tract of carrying the mail between
this ci;y and Corvallis. The contract
is for a daily mail, and is to continue
for three years. We congralute Mr.
Cannon upon his good fortune, and the
traveling public between the two pla
ces oa their ditto. ,
A Co IX ati ok. J. M. Mctzlcr, Esq.,
gave our fire company an oyster lunch
last Tuesday night, as an appreciation!
of their recent heroic and successful ef
forts in Having his property. The boys
enjoyed the collation hugely and voted
John an eminent trump.
City Ei,ixtiox. On Monday, Dec.
j 4, oar annual charter election comes off,
and it is aljout time candidates were
! Peeking up their ears and starting on
jtho war-path. The office are lucra-
. tive and onorabIei ani a victory eaH.
ily won by the strongest party,
The nicest thing in the liquid line
which we have yet seen is found at A.
Ckrothers fe Cb.'s drtiir store, done up
in neat little demijohn and hihelled
"Sour 3fash Whisky," which is pro
nounced by connoisseurs to be the best
medicinal liquor now in use.
A "Joak." We find the following
classic joke in the New York Newspa
per Reporter:
It is said of our new Western poet
that though his songs are "Sierras" he
is always Joaquin.
Docs everybody see the point?
File Yovb Papers. If the patrons
of the Democrat will preserve their
papers and at the close'of the volume
have them bound, they will be sur
prised at the amount of reading matter
they will accumulate. Try it.
A new style of photographs has ap
peared, in which the bust of the setter
is enclosed in a leaf. Herald.
We last Saturday saw a fellow who
was laboring under an overdose of Unk
Weed bust his setter on a curb-stone.
DIED-
BCKKHABT. Xer this city, on tho 5th
inst., of iTphii lever, Cabolisk, daughter of
C. 3). nd Caroline Burkhsrt, aged 18 months.
SPREKGER On the Sth inst., near Shedd'a
Station, in Linn county, Nicholas Sprekgbk.
Mr. Stronger waa born in Alberaweiler, Ger
many, Feb. Sth, ISO-, and was aged 69 years
and 9 mouth a. The funeral takes place t Ccr
vallis to-day, at 1 o'clock, with Masonic obse
quies. Ieceasei was an old pioneer of Linn
county and was Tespectel and lovad ur his
i niai:j virtues. Peace to Us afUca.
HOME AND AERO AD.
TP. Lair Hill Is in this city.
Henry Jlyers ia Plpifux agent for Al
bany. ' T .
County Court has been in Hcsalon
thtft week.
The draw of tho Harrtsbtirg bridge
works beautifully.
Dr. Alexander will move back to
town the coming week.
Our hunter hag many wild geese
and ducks iu this latitude.
Dan. (hiby, of Scio, let his Ugh.
shin1 In upon im last Jbnduy.
Mi. J. C. l'owell went on tho last
steamer to California on n visit.
There is talk of organizing another
(lood Templar IwoiIkc in this city.
An epitaph on a negro baby at Sa
vannah, commence, "riwect, blighted
Grain, Block feed, butter, eggs, etc.,
arc almost impossible to procure iu this
market.
The day to pick your wife la Chooso
day, Weddens-day ia the day to get
married, of eourse.
Jan. Herren, at the Franklin .Market,
lias the finest pair of meat-blocks ever
carved from giant oak.
Everybody is rushing around our
streets in search of good butter, but
there is none to be had.
A liurlinyton young lady nays the
armies woman of liurnum'a show
"writes a very good 'foot."
We ar" pleased to see that Walter
Jonteith is again able to be out, after
a severe and protracted Illness.
The number of Confederate lings in
possession of the Government at Wash
ington is live huiulivd ami forty-two.
A New Hampshire woman picked
50,r(k) huckleberries In ten hours the
funny man of the Dostou 7W counted
'cm.
Prof. M. T. Crawford, formerly Prin
cipal ef the Albany College, is teacher
iu tue Whitman Seminary at Walla
Walla.
A. N. Arnold, Ksq., contractor for
Thompson's brh-k building, has per
formed a magnificent job of work In
that edifice.
Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Ke-
newer prevents the hair from turning
gray, and restores gray hair to its nat
ural color.
The Panorama, "Itivers of the
West," drew fair houses in this city for
three night last week. It is a merit
orious show.
H'hat did thut woung lady mean
when she said to her lover, "You may
be too Ute fur the cars, but you can
U!ie a buss."
A new style of obituary Item has
leen invented. Here is the lirsj sam
ple: "I-'raucis Ilohle, of Niv York
third-story window."
Cupt. White has Hown over a huu-!
dred acres to groxs at Upper Soda, and
rxpeets to have excel lent pasture for;
ph-a-urists next year.
Two wiiolo days of this Meek have
been occupied by the Circuit Court in
hearing deiMsit'ons read iu the divorce
suit of Custar vs. Cutar.
Calais, Me., is a nice place for young
men to go to. The local pajwrs there
say that two-thjrds of the town Is toU?
inherited by young K'rls.
Dick Williams, IIq., of , Portland,
has pureha-ed Jude Thornton's "Fair
mouut Farm," on the other hide of the
river from this city, for $,ixk).
Mr. It. N. Arm-troiig dirct us to
tender his heartfelt thanks to those
kind friends win were so attentive to
his family during their recent severe
iifiiietion.
Two runaways this week. Walter
Ketehuui's wuijon was entirely demol
ished, and the hurricane deck tf Hrv.
S. G. Irvine's carriage was badly de
moralized. Tho;. Jelfero;i sain he would rather
live in a country with newspapers and
without a government, than in a coun
try with a government but without
newepaiK-rs.
A grand ball is to be given at .Varion
Stutiou on next Christmas night. A
rare time will be had and everylody is
invited. Jessrs. J. 11. Heed and J. M.
Taylor are managers.
Home eijrht or ten new members were
enrolled in Albany Fire Company laft
Tuesday night. They are all bias
skookum Boston mans, mika hyu
niammook fire, yew bet.
That very superior publication,
Wowft Household Magazine, tor No
vember, is at hand, filled with a choice
variety of interesting literature. Price
$1 per year. Published by 8. S. Wood
& Co., Newberg, N. Y.
The Portland papers complain that
the good old parlor game of whist is
giving place to a new-fangled card
game called the "grab-game." They
will next get to playing "Skin-Injun"
in their parlors down there.
Sheriff Irvine ran our recent Circuit
Court for two weeks without a bailiff,
when the law allows him five. He thus
paved our county a neat little sum, and
transacted the business fully as well as
though a half down persons had been
engage! for the occasion.
It is rumored that capitalists will
erect a magnificent Summer House at
Finlay's Lower Soda Springs (in the
Cascade Mountains) next j'ear, com
prising a hotel, billiard-room, bar, and
all the "other conveniences of a first
class pleasure resort. If this Is true
that will be the most healthful sum
mer retreat in Oregon.
A cotemporary says he recently saw
a large number of young ladles enter a
public hall with dishevelled hair and
hat brims apparently wrinkled and
broken, and, as he fancied, with ex
cited countenances. "Upon inquiring
what tho riot was about," says he,
"imagine our chagrin when we. were
told it was the fashion."
TFe saw a lady on our streets the oth
er day with that flip-flop, wiggle-wag
gle, knock-kneed, loose-jointed, pigeon
toed Grecian bend walk. It is the first
attack we have noticed In Albany, and
seemed to be in the most virulent and
malignant form. It is to be hoped that
all our lady readers will get vaccinated
as soon as possible, eo that they may
not take the hideous disease.
A school teacher near Portland
punishes refractory pupils by making
them stand on tip-toe on a bench
and tying a piece of string around
their necks, jvnich. is fastened to a
nail in the ceiling. That teacher
ought to dangle from a rope's end
once himself.
Burglar va. Detective.
En. Democrat: On last Sunduy,
while 3r. J!ec;kcr and family who live
near Jefferson were absent fromhotne,
two burglarious Individual who were
traveling along tho highway entered
tho house and took therefrom a pair of
boots belonging to one of tho young
gentlemen and a silk dress anil other
wearing apparel belonging to the young
lady of the house. They then started
on, but one of them, supposing himself
discovered, was seen to run and hide,
while the other one walked away with
the stolen goods. They had crossed the
Santlam tit Jellerson that morning and
were both charged to tho nni.ze with
tarantula Juice, and one of them was
minus un optic.
After It was discovered that tho arti
cles were stolen, special detectives V .
and M . started tno next morning In
pursuit of the bargain, whom they as
certained had gone southward; and each
of the pursuers being mounted on a
swift steed they anticipated a sjx'edy
capture. They were traced through tho
mi melons dens ami deadfalls of A litany,
but the birds had taken wing, and when
last heard from were about four miles
above Albany; but the Detective F
in his precipitate pursuit having for
gotten his saddle, and here the thread
of their Investigations being broken,
together with the lateness of the hour,
compelled the detectives to abandon
fUither pursuit, ami upon their return
home detected a jtersonago whom they
supposed was no less than one of the ob
jeetsof their pursuit, nmlou halting him
made tho still further discovery that he
lul l but one eye, whercuHn a diuloguc
ensued whieh eventuated iutlie unfortu
nate Individual having his cariwt-sack
turned inside out, his boots pulled oft
und examined and bluiseir sunjet ted to
a multitude of questions that wou.ddo
honor to a disciple of Pduckstoue, but
coming (tut of the crucible unscathed,
was allowed to go ou his way thank
ing tho Lord every twenty minutes.
Dk. l'll.i.n.vG.s, Kwi.
HKAh ISTATK Tit AX MFC K.
Kuilowing are the real tfinte tratiaactluna
inee Mir lant ri-Kirl :
J ..hti A. l'owell tu Wm. T. JorJun; cwtiaiilcr
iiti"n. J:.wo.
T. s. Summer to ModJer Vaadcrpoul; con-i-U
rmioii, H.
ii. V. li U. A. II. Towel); eonolJaration,
t!4.
.Mm. AMgail Jan Puniway lo Mr. L. K.
YItr.l; C"nMuritlifn, itliiiu.
A. ItdcklcttMO U A. 11. Culver j eoniilra.
tii.ll. I.u.
7ti... MoutcUli t'j A. II. Clrr; cunUra-
!il,fl, JfiiO.
J b Karl to A. ti. MrUU j eoniiUra-
tion. it,
Wm. M-r;aa to Jaine Crawford; coeaMera-
t'.on. $H6i.
lSarn. t Bniturjr (o Hoar R. IUnntj; con-iil-!iii.
$I2U.
lU-kry K. Ku-mII to Henry K. IUmjr ; con
'ileratii.u. ti-'O.
Albany 'em.-i ry Acialia u L. S. llulrn ;
ru;ii.iMtir.n. J II.
Ilcurj K. Kaun. jf to A. II. Stafford; eon-U-oraiioti,
f.'KUO.
T. S, Suuiuttra la J. F. I'ovLUr; conniJera
lion, !.
J. Mrl'ulLias tu Ja. MsCatlUlcr; coniJ
eR:iou, T. S. r'uuiuirr Iu Ano ( anuichul; eonIJra-ll-n.
$2i.
N. A. Siarr Iu W. S. -io; cuotiJerttiun,
ii'6.
J.i u V. Lor la A .a Muuaon; eoOilcralion,
tin.
A. Mjiwell tu A. II. Towatl; CuBti'lcratiuD,
Jm. Ki.iuf to LuiLtr Elkib; eotniUrutlon,
$t2iu.
ticu. Cratlr lu IcviJ ll;rr: eoaitIoration,
;.-o. Crljirre to W. U. UcKnlj;bt; eomUUr-ati-n.
(704.
J. U. Cuvr tu J. Ii. JIoitU ; cuutiJaralioa,
I', ii, IUri;ertu V. S. Sumrocrrillo; eoullr
li .a. ir.loi.
t'nii-J Slala (Patent) lo J. I. Cut.
Mu. t'i v Iu Mit; l'ary; tounjoration.
W. B. an-i Falijr JIowJl lu W. g, Tajlor;
coD.tilrraliol), IU6U. '
A l.au) CVu.cUT Aoc!al'"0 lo Ja. KIiu;
c . ii-i li fli' li, tli.
t".Ai Oioguu tu Aii)r Gif; ccuaijor
atitu. $t',6i 31.
Anur- w Oluna tu Jofcj.U Tc!, el 1; ceoa'Irr-aii-.u.
HoOU.
S. W. llyt tu 11. Tu'aUun; uni4c-ratiun,
A. J. CiiU-ro to C. 1). il IKr; coojtJcrali..o,
$tt0.
t. 1t to Wnllaie t'uobman; coutiJcra
li.n.S'Si. W. Tuuipkina lu Paul Clover; cunauisrsliua,
J. V. Lewi to Alexander Kirk; consideration,
00.
Gen. Ctinmnbam to Jaa. H. Jdrri: eunaid-
raliun. IfftO.
Hjl'lin MeCatliiter to Cbarlw Swcgls; oob-
Meratinn, f I.V00.
taxr. nco HisAo$ to E. A. KllU; eonniJora
liou. $0. .
M in. McIIargue to Eliialx-th Hoarr; eontider-
alooi. 2H.
C. Mornnoo to Jobs Uttranaer; eonifiucra-
tii.n, ili.m).
John Nelson to Hugh Iiimriudia; conniiUra-
lion, $I.'A.
Jamea illakelr to Jluh I)iniJlie: eonauler-
ation. U'M.
J. K. Cnnningbam to Wm. Moon; eoaaiilera-
lion, $1011.
J. Ii. Wiir'-le to Z. T. Haatt; eonatdarntUn,
800 d olluri.
W to. Arthur to SebloiMr A Maraball; c8-
idera'ion, 100 dollar.
Junrtilt Klkina to Petar Zell; cooidration,
180(1 dollar.
W. K. Finler to S. W. Hay; oonidration.
32i0 dollnn.
Lawrence Hizgin to J. Tbonpaon; consid
eration, 300 dollar.
Lawrcnne Ui;n;into J. Tbompwn; ernaidor
ation, 200 ilullur.
Vt m. r. Biidjfi'farmer to II. C. Clenianl; eon
eidi-raiion, ill dollitra.
W. Ii. Hotfuian tu J. W. BranaSeld, conaider-
ation, lOtill dollar.
J. W. lirn.rfielJ to Helen H. Hoffman: oen-
aidemlioti, JUDO dollar.
David Irvin to JomiIiU Hamilton; coair-
tion, 700 dollar.
J. Willowliy to Alaliala nilnon; ownmdora-
tioo. 2050 dullar.
Laarreoi-e lli"ini to Wio. J. Bridzfarmer;
coniidi;rrtion, 50 dollur.
Milton Houston to Jamea B. ilou'ton; oon
(idtrution, I dollar.
Xeirlou HoaKtnn to Jo me B. Hon ton; eon-
liduration, 1 dollar.
Cirncnit Court Procoodiag'S.
Following are the causes disposed
of in the Circuit Court sinco our last
report :
Turner, Lewis & Co,, ts Walter
Slonteith: action to recover money,
Judgment for deft.
Thou. Slonteith, et al, vs J. II.
Footer, et al; injunction. Contin
ued. H. L. Rudd vs C. M. Lee, et al;
foreclpsare of mortgage. Continued.
A. Osborn vs D. llarrel; partition
of real estate. Itoport of referees
confirmed.
Isabel Da?idson vs W. H. David
son. Divorce granted.
Messrs. A. J, Duf ur, of Portland,
and J,' W. Virtue of Baker county,
have Veen appointed Commissioners
for the State of Oregon to arrange
for the great Centennial Anniversary
of the Declaration of Independence,
to he held in Philadelphia on the
Fourth of July, 187G,
An insurrection took place in the
city of Mexico last month against the
Jaarez Government. There was
bloody fighting for some time, but at
length the Federal authorities obtain
ed the advantage. On the following
day 250 revolutionists were taken out
and shot,.
KOU
GATAN IN SOCIETY !
By nil (iiiiliiniil l'liyaii'ian aul I'rofuMor iti onu
of our litrj;u ilcdiual Vuttugen. ll iluiil lr
iily but ulmaiuly with cvii from wluoli diriii)
(ih.vaicid ami inoritt Uoitradutlon, atiil Uuiueiliu
fulllly. II I Iwlti ruvloweil iiruii-od or orili.
liUud, by all tho loiullnit roll;iou and cuiil,tr
pupur and iiiiiKii.iiio In the Unltud Htato, mid
tlio vtnlii t of tint lii'.MT iitol mort iijriiiiiiiating
l, tlutt Ii I n rouKirkublv book ) thm
it l linie'y t titut it 1 ueetieUi tout it
will tunlie iirt mark I itnd io ooi.
It i or irltnl InipOi'iauCi' to vvury lUKti
and voi. mo iu ti,u l.u.a, uud m tauving u woudor
i'ul n!o.
Aitot" will find Ihi a rnru opportunity to
mitku iiionoy. Cirrtilnm, giving I u 1 1 iartiuuUr
Willi uuiuuroii iiotifu of tli o pica, Ki.nt frou.
A. I UANChuV'l' Ji CO.,
t7ii12im2. riun Traiiviavo, Cul.
SHKDD.-.
A. W1IKKLER,
PKALEIt
In General "U':rliandio. A lnro ftocU of nil
lii ml now iu atom und for itto t low rate.
All kind of iiroduou bought nl lilheat markut
riiiva.
Cnah pol l for Wliiut, Out, l'ork, Butter,
f illi.im a.iviiso,
REAL ESTATE DEALER
OiEe No. Trout Stroot,
rOUTLANU, 0UE0X.
HEAL ESTATE In this CITY and EAST
I'OHTl.A.N in tbo uioat ileairublu I'Klulitie.
eotiaiatintf of LOTS, li I.f BLOCKS au t
ULUCK.l, HiJt nd SluKE.S j al.o.
! I.MIT.OVKD FAKMS, and Vilunl.U tin-
coltlv.t.-.l UMiS, located ill ALL parU of lU
STATE lor .SALE.
HEAL ESTATE and thtr Pr;l'rly pur
chniM'd f.ir Correponirnt, in thia I'l l V aod
tbr.iUK'iiout tho rjf.V'lES and TfcUUt lyl'.l KS,
with er "'l " Ulwl ADVaNTA-
I.EoLS
1K.CSKS and FTOItEM I.EAf El).
LOANs .Ei"TIA1 H. CLAIMS OF ALL
DLSfitll'TloNA I'UOJII'TLV COLLECT!-!
And (i.uiral UNANClAL ui.4 AtiEXCV
ill &IX ESS IriKM-lvd.
A0ENT- of thia OFFICE In all the CI T
IE1 and T'tt'.ft In l!m fiTAl E, i!l rtorivt
deacr.ptioua urt'AKM PKOVEUTV cd forwaid
be aauie lu tbc above addrvaj. aGiiSitf.
I
lie tinldrd hj whMjou Kuif.
There ia an old proverb whb-b . E e-rU-n"-o
i lt aafe t goids." To tb'u guido the
atck and aiiinj naturally t'tt whra eiutit g
about (f tbc uitatw of rtlief. Tbty injuiro
bal a rnedieme bai dune I'.r i.iio ia, Lclore
Ihrr adpl ll tl.ei:ielvet. Of all Ibo leinedie
aod i retentive in ue. Hotettr' Su-iuach
tliiter ni-eia the 1ft loo.t ttiio hai.t j, and
benra ita imn'nu popularity and at ale.
The auffrier roi indication i euro to 6ud .-me
one amo:.g bia fit- n la wbu baa boen ruled of
thai ni'.oi. nl by the 1jo u r.rtl.le toln' hir
Tho i liui of f'tf oj l'r tonipljint,
ctil. iti n, lit..o. pro. iration, ir ntro'a'
dul.lllty. baa only I inquiry in Ibo n. .fh
l,.iili -.4 wbetv b-j rr-i.l in ri r In iLa.'oter
bt ibia eundard rel"rtive baa effi-ted in
er aiuiiUr to bU own. In the pnbllal.ed lo
liwoiijr lu ila wrrta l, will find a votou.o !
proota of ila a.U'y pr.p-rta, wh. h ll la
iuipoaible (or Bia toniluuu k' lo ro'al. He
trie It, and the e8.rtt rdue- on bi ytm
ad-1 an'.tl.er lu toe b at of wiloi in IU fla
vor. Toua, iu reputation, fcouOe I t n U,
n-l aaacitioba, e-aiinualiy rt" and re.la.
Charlatan and tioj-"l. ouie if tbuui tuere
(oral tti kalera, uui ibrra who t tku a tp e-
wiiat wt'ii-r raoe, lt'iopt to Ibrut tntu the
bau 4 aud down tl.e throat of ioantioa. tin ir
bapbrar 1 collection", a a it. l.lulej for the
tonic h.cli ..r au maov Tiara b b. n i lue
d iioal alxpio lli..Ui.b .i.t Ito I wiled 'e,
.-'uliib Auierwa. ( aoa ij, and thm Mnt ludif.
but on' UP--ed lo a very l.oi.l.r.l eil.nl. In
I hia r--ooinx ape, ti e people, bav:n a-wer-lAiuvi
what 1 tei.iy ilcs.?Vii.i of Ib.ir e..r.ft
donce, tie. Ilt-C mi.nili after atr..se soda."
The KInjr of Mineral Sprijf U the
ijrinao K-liu-r; and
Torast'B Efferrcscent Sch:cr Aperient,
la ila duplicate. Lctlor alloating ita wonder
ful T" io Apvricut and unli llilo u ii.ulilk
want in frui every auiiree. 'J'ho qu-iin ba
boon aetl ed wb-tbt-r artificial uedii-nlod water
may not be eUnl in thoae which burat rpark
linK from Ibe earth iuelf. Tbry can : and lbs
Keltier Aperient, when undoubtedly r"r '
(Cuiiime, provr toe loci. HO C3UWOB. fit-
cejt acne thr.
! S0LI BY ALL IiHUOOISTS.
iTiwlii ' '
THE CELEBRATED
BUCKEYE SEWING MACHINE ! I
THE
CHAMPION OF OREGON !
"Prlco $25. With Table Comploto, $45.
milE "BUCKEYE" IS A FIRST-CLASS
I Mnehine mkes tho lock stitch the aaine
a tbo "Florence," the "Howe" and the "Sing
er" and the prico ia wilhiu the reach of all.
It U the
SIMPLEST. STROMGEST! AND MOST DURABLE
Machine now in ns. It will nw from the tliin-
et to the thiokoet cloth, without chanice. It
liai the boat feed device, and one which will nut
wear out.
All person in need of a firpt clasg machine
should not fii.il tn examine the "Buckoyo" before
pnrchaains, a hundreds who are now using
them prouounoe them to be the boat machine
for all kinds ot hewing now on this count.
AGENTS WASTED!
To whom we will allow a liberal com mission.
IgWe will ship machine to any person on this
ooast upon receipt or price.
For further; nartioulnrs, address
v7ul2tf illXJiil at PEARSON. '
Albany, Oroguu.
-ft ' "-te j
A I) VJ51.TI8KM JiNTS.
ItMIIZ:LL KOZttlT AY OATS
THE InOST PRCL.nFlfJ T.HS WORLD I
Due Bushel h I'lcisty of Seed fur nn Acre!
Yield CO lo ICO pov cent, more than Com
n.or Oats with Half the Aaionct
0i ood per Aire,
Orotfon yli ld (ho ut two year (both hort crof
yours) I Jo I(liy, eurly on, from Hit tu mora
tliuii 1(1(1 tm-Uola j.tr neru ; Ulo town, 60 lo 70
biialielrt. In ,i'(, early aown, eneb bunhid m.wii
produued fimui'll lo 7" Ion but; iutuaowu (Litb
cf M.i.v), t In ii) buai.eM.
('alil'orr m yiuld i Ju 1370, 00 lo 175 bubcl
from '.',2 lb. per noio.
Korway aitod (old iu hun Eranctaco the piwt
winter at ?7.il) por biubnl of lb. Wo war
rant tbeio) onu olo.iu and jreuuiiio, nt J-1 . ; 0 ier
uck i f 72 lb., or we will l'i;rnfb thorn Ui be let-i.-d
with coiuuioii out, to be put in well, in )od
viMon, in rluaii luud, and at tbo Kutiig tuue.
Tbri'c-fourtba of tbo cxuk which the Norway
yiuid over the voiuiuon out inual bo dolivcrcd to
u nt tho )(rii wiry on tbu farm wbero tbo crop ia
ruirud, iu 'iiy for iho ed lurninbed.
rialow. .Mureb 2, i7l J. B. M.f LANE,
vii:!2lf L. II. .11 D.HON,
$20,00 A DAY
TO MALE ANO FEMALE AGENTS
To inlr.,diiev Ibu uolebmled H'JtH Buckl'yl!
Shuttle ft-tvl .tlocZxUic. mil i, uiikv
on lo.th idu, utid la tu only Ci eiiai-d Khuttlo
Mjcllino In tl.u l liilcd iUn!r for loa Ihun HO.
'I hut iii Iho enl..br.ned "WILSON i V.V.I," aud
are uvkuowigUcd ly all to bo thj
BEST PAMILY MACHINE
for heavy and libl ewfua;, In tl markut,
(mint true.
Addrea MIN211 & VXA2.S.CH,
blf.'fif Ccnvrui Aj.vttit Ailjiny, Ur)i'a.
ALBANY BOOK STORE
K. A. I'll Ci: LAN I),
BOOK-SELLER AKO STATiCMER
Albany - - - - Qrczvu
I
EKrECTFELLY IM(;I1M3 THE PUBLIC
4, lutol hu liu removed flout Ihu old aland u
PARHISirS BLOCK.
Where all ar iuvitod, aaau.-ed thai iiooila in bia
lino afo old at tbu b.wcat cb prit-o.
C0.11TLT OX HASD:
STAND I ED AXD SiSlELLI.VEfil'S BOOKS.
Juvooilo. Toy Gilt r.a& Dlnr . Pooka,
uot i r i
SCHOOL BOOKS A5D STATiOf.ERY!
Of every kltd ued lo lb fr'Uie.
f& LOOKS IJU'OBTtU TO OHHEIt. a
hurt n .l.re. Lwululiily
m:j;it! niiint!!
ALBANY BREWERY.
HAM. KlK-r'lvit, Vro'r.
TTMW. 5i:i:SCUH!LB HAS JUST ERECTED
1 a new and ural-thu
13 27a. 23 "W ERT
Oa Zrttd Albin bctweea Firit Street
an J tio Sivcr,
And ia j rcj ared tofumialj
WHOLESALE ANO RETAIL DEALERS
PRIVATE FAMILIES,
O.V flJIOKT "TiOTSflS!
ill Oriltrs DdiTertJ Wttrtvtr Bcjirtd.
He iTarranU bU KEEK
MADE OF THE BEST MATERIALS,
a an
FERrrxTiy is e alto y:
He ia cwoEdftil be eaa firt entire atUfciion to
ail.
I.:?, ', r2nIPtf
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID-
QUICK CUBES AXD MODERATE CHARGES.
DK. IV. K. DOriEKTY'H
PRIVATE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE f
jNo. 519 Sacramento Street, comer
of Leideadi-rtt Mrevt, (a lew dour
bcluw What Cbver il.. uae.
I'rivato Entrance uu
Lcidvdor!l elrcet,
San I'runci-co.
Etfatilithe.i rr)rmlg la a ford. 1 A njjliettH touitd
Und mcirnlijic tnvtiicil ttiH in lie treatment
and cuitoall J'ritnteantt C'run
ic laefara, rie of .Secre
cy au nd Srj-ual
Jjiiurdcr.
TO THE AFrialCTKD.
JX. AV. K. UOllKKlYItfifUXs HIS SIX
eere tiianks to his ntitntron paticnta fur
lUcir paltotii;o, and would take tn' opportunity
tu remind them that he continnc to consult at hi
Institute for the cure of chrunio diaeaae of the
Lang. Liver, Kidneys, Digetttre and Oenitn-t'ri-nary
Oreaos, and all prWate diaeoaea, vis . Syph
ilis in all it form aud stage, Seroioal Weitkne,
aad all the horrid cmMUi nces of elf-nbne. Uon
unha.'a, tiloet, Strictures, Noctnrnal and Iliurnal
euixiou, Sexual Dchilily, Iiravs of the liack
and Loins, IuUauitnntion of the liladdcr and Kid
neys, etc., etc.. aud ho hope that his lone; experi
ence and uvot:iiful practice will continue to inNre
him a rhare of public patronage. Hy the practice
of many year in Europe and tho United tttes,
he is vunblud to apply the moat effirit'nt and iue
cceaful remedies aaiust diavaies of ail kind, die
ukcs no mercury, charge moderate, trout hi JM
ticuU in a correct and honorable way, and has
references of unquestionable veracity from men
uf known respectability and hi(U standing in soci
ety. All partie consulting him by letter orother
wire, will reoetvo the best and gentlest treatment,
and implicit secrecy.
To Females.
When a female is in trouble, or afflicted with
disease, as weakness of tho back and limbs, pain
iu tho head' d urinous of sti;ht, loss of muscular
power, palpitation of the heart, irritability, ner
vousness, extreme urinary difficulties, derange
ment of dipcslivo functions, gencrrl debility, va
ginitis, all diseases ot the womb, hysteria, sterili
ty, and all otbor diseases peculiar to females; she
should go or write at once to the celebrated female
doctor, V. K. Doherty, nt his Modioal Institute
and consult him about her troubles and disease.
Tho Doctor is effecting more cures than nny other
physician iu the State of California. Let no false
delicacy prevent yon, but apply immediately and
save yoursclt from psmlul suncrinps ana prema
tura death. All Married Ladies whose delicate
health or other circumstances prevent an increase
in their fauilies, should write or call at Dr. AV. K.
Dohcrtv's Medical lustituto, and they will receive
evory possible relief and help. The Doctor's offi
ces are so arranged that he can he consulted with
out fuar of observation. ,
To t'orrostpondenlji.
Pationts residing in any purt of the Stato, how
ever distant, who may desire the opinion and ad-
vico of Dr. Doherty in their respective coses, and
who think proper to submit a written statement of
suoh, in preference to holding a personal interview,
are respectfully assured that their communications
will he held most sacred.
If the case be fully and candidly described, per
sonal communication will he unnecessary, as in
structions for diet, regimen, and the general treat
ment of the case (including the remedies), will be
forwardod without delay, and in suoh a manner as
to eonvey no idea of the purport of the letter or
parcel so transmitted. Consultation by letter or
otherwise, frkb. Permanent oura guaranteed or
no pay. Address, AV. K. DOHERTY, M. D..
Sun FranoUoo, California,
fit n a . m n 4 n li re fa. -
.1'- -
Da. Doherty has just published an important
M.nliUi AmliArlvinfrliianwn vinwa nnrl exnerienoes
in relttion to Impotence or Virility, being a short
treatise on Bperinatorrncea nr oonimai i cau
Nervous and fhysioal Debility consequent on this
.r..;- .ni nihr diiutiuiaii nf the Sexual Orsrans.
This little work contains information of the ut
most value to al", whother married or single, and
will be sent FREE by mail on receipt of six cents
in postato stamps tor return poetnge.
Address, AV. K. DOHERTY, M. D.,
vSnSStf Sail Fr&ucisco, Cal.
m:-r.'rr i, iiim, Tai-r rqr??y
AHVE11-J13JSME2.TS.
.NOTICE TO FARMERS I
WE WILL PAT
S1.10 Per Sushe!,
for poml WJItTE WHEXT, on necnnnt m in
'o(l, until f'urMiiir Lotiee, d. tirred to tia in
Albany, UrijfoB. It. CHEAULE A CO.
n2lf
ALBANY COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
ALBANY OREGON.
rnm3 ursTiTt'Tiox avill nn-oi'Kjr ox
1 'iliitiduy, Hcpt, 4, IK7I. with a. erp nt
T -ne her, enpl!o and enrn.'t. Instrncln
will he thorough and .nu ticul, and thu ajalcn.
if order uaurpiuid.
Vut Jiurticular addrear
K. K. WAKKEX, A. M, Prc't,
v?ai(!lf Alb mi j, Oregon.
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THROAT AND LUNGS!
JOHN Ti. PIIaHIZJGTOII, M. D
ATE fiF SAXfKANCIsrn. has EHTAIi
l l.I.-JIfcI maiaKLr i PUKT 1.A 74
Oiuoti: OlVi' i-a 3 and 4 Holuic' l.uild r.. Kirt
atrc:!, 3 il'-itu from Ladd and Tiltoli' I'aiik.
wln-rv l.'i mnv ha c'iaulted "iailv, and will treat
d it:a. vf tlie bvove UAtuad .rgasi a hi ur
cii4ltioa. All ration nn thj t'r and Ear tr.aAts iu
the fut acieat'eand eareful manii'-r. Artifi
eittt h'tei, ha in- all tho heauty ajd mobiUtj vf
the natural V), inaertcd.
Ko'tiia fur tin (tul-"i't.al standing tn I. C.
Laue, M.U.. l'rf. lit Surgery , uwl tdatin Ktnt
lv , M I , l'rof. of Aot..iuj ia tijo L'niveraiiy
uf the l'aw'iric ; and fur hi uecc iu triutiiig
palWota Ui over l.iCO comm. bautua jri'cn. treat,
ed b tiu in Han Fratici.. ; aim Vi Lcri Kotr.
1'urlh.nd, Wiq. H. I'iilnr., Ei., Van-.u-vo.,
John Alriauder, K'., Coupcvilie. W. T-,
and tuanjr oi!-r in Orejfuu luid W. Ter'y.
l5RIDGEfARMEIt& DIXON,
HALSEY, IVdX COUNTY, OBESOM.
11TE ARE !LKA EI TO IXFOUM ALL
7 7 lrrx.na interex'ed that we b opened
au I u?ir fur ulp a h-it aelecth.n vf jtowlr
uiled Ij lbs iraiio. Our tuck conaUu of
MlY r.oors.
OROfERIKf.
: LOTH! Mi, AVOODKX WARE,
HOOTS A SHOES, fcUOOMS.
IIAKt'WAKe, COAL OIL.
I'RfOJ. I'AT'TMKMCIXES,
TIN W ARK, MACHINE OIL,
CUUCXERY, R'jI'E. LTC, EIC.
AH of which wo o5cr
AT PORTLAND PRICES!
We .ny. at thr- h'hrat market priro. BUTTER,
YMiiS. HA CON, LAKD, and all kinds of Cjuu
Uy pfudace.
CASK PAID FDH WHEAT. OATS. OR EARLEY.
Oive a a call and we will sa'ufy yoa that it
is for your intrrd to trad with a.
1!R!IGE FARMER A DIXON.
ITalaey, Or., Aug. 21, IS71. u2m3
iif DOW & CRANE. Ii
CITY BOOT STORE!!
Wa have a larje and well selected stock of
mens A bar rnr and fno Boots California
and Ea'trrn Fhoes lirojans Gaiter Bilmorails
0xford-Ti-. Ae Ae.
TO THE BABIES
we would ray call in and in apect oar extensive
stock ot good ronsisting in part of Ladies,
Misavs and Children Cloth A Leather Gaiters
Cloth and Lentber iiuttnd fehoe all Cloth A
Kid fared Balmorall Antoinette, Cungnasa A
Empress Buakins, Newport A Nilaaon Ties,
Jv Id Oxford 1 1. Flippers. As Ao.
Our goods are vf the latest stvl aad of the
hert quality, all of which w will mII a low as
can t bought in Oregon, and warrant them
not to rip. '
DOW Sc CJJSTJS,
FIRST ST, ALBANY, OREGON.
v7n6tf.
LADIES' EMPORIUM!
MRS, M. A. BRIDGEFARMER,
a
DEALER IX
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY
A5D
rnsrer qoodsi
DRESS AND CLOAK-MAKING 1
BLEACHING AND PRESSING IN LATEST STYLES
fflCfSohp on south side Main st, two doors
cast of niealcy's shop. Alsasv, Obegos.
vonlCtf.
CHAIRS AND TURNING !
ALL SIZES OF
RAW-HIDE BOTTOMED CHAIRS I
of the best quality, well-finished, eon be had at
METZL EJl S SHOP!
Also, all kinds of TURNING done to order.
Timber for Hubs on hand and fixed for turning
paling.
PfrJletnior s vnairs are Kepi on nana Dy js.
B. Moobb A Co., Harrisburg.
fo25Tin2Syl. J. M. METZLER.
METROPOLIS HOTEL.
CORNER FRONT AND SALMON STREETS,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
This New and Elegant Hotel, with New Furni
ture throughout,
IS NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.
' Bath room for the oooommodation of guests.
FREE COACH TO THE HOUSE.
"3-C0M AND 8KB US.-ti
J. B. SPRENGER. - - - - Proprietor.
NOTICE OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.
N0TICR IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
firm of Beech A Monteith, heretofore en
gaged in the nulling business in the oity of Al
bany, Linn county, Oregon, did, on the 1st day
of Aueust, 1S71, associate with themselves
Henry Myerr and A. S. Knox, in the milling
business, uuuur thu firm name ot lieavo, Oiun
tuith A Co. -A.luny,
0r.( OcU 10, ISttrfilOwl.
iz"y',r:y"52?vy:gj
A DVEHTI SEMEMTS.
THE GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER.
An Infaljlfc: niAxro pwiirir.
lug ran toxic and xchtme properttw -a
certain core tot UHEia trua, oin.
itr.L-BALCl.t. and all kindred Diaeaaca.
It completely reatore the ijrsten when la
paired by dlaeaae, rcrlre tho action of ita
KIDXCTt mm (iEXITAI. OBCtM, ndk
tally cnrci itaorix. salt vbcujc.
and all Eimrtt aai cmraxEotw IXm.
eaaoe, girea immediate and permanent nM i'iJ
In ttturwiA, catTVircLAva, Ttuaac
3jdl, Bcaid Bead, Clcen aud Bona; ra4t
eates troa Ui yttem oil traoea ot Mirei-tt
DUeaae,
It la miLT vzecT able, beiag lailu
from an herb found lndlgenona la Catiai,
It U therefore pecollarly suluble for ue by
Female and Children, a BLOO0 rvab
VIKa auaJ BCSOTlTOa.
For Sale by all Dfugjirt.
BCOltiaTOR. KQJTCTTta tk CO.
AGENTS,
129 sd C31 ZSarTtet etsexjt,
aa rraaciioo.
the irnw FOOD.
Fcr a fc7 cents you can buy
cf your Grocer or Druggist a
package cf SEA.H0SS PAEUTE
made fron puro Irish Hoss or
Carrageen, wliie2i will maka
sixteen cuarta cf Elanc Hange,
and a like caantity cf Paddings
Custard3, Crearis, Charlotte
Hcxse, &c. It i3 the cheapest
healthiest arid most delicious
food in the world. It makes a
splendid Dessert, and has so
equal as a light and delicate
food for Invalids and Children, j
A Glorious Change!!
TIIE GREAT WORLDS TOXICA
Plantation Bitters,
This xvonderful TCgetable
Ktoratire is the slicct-ancUor oC
the feeble and debilitated. As tt
tocic and coi-dial for the aged
and languid, it bas no equal
junong stomachics. As a remedy
for the nervous weakness tar
w hich women are especially sub
ject, it is superseding every other
stimulant. In all climates, tropi
cal, temperate, or frigid, it acta
as a specific in every species o
disorder which undermines the
bodily strength and breaks down
the animal spirits. For sale bx
all druggists.
LOOK! LOOK!!
NEW STORE! NEW STORE!
AT
M. PEARSON'S OLD STAND,
Corner First and EroadaZfon SirttU.
Having purchased the stock of M. Peareoa, aa4
added thereto a well selected assortment of
GROCERIES AND NOTIONS!
wo hop by attention to basines and by fair deal
ing to merit the patronage of our friends an4. tha
public in gf-neral.
Oar goods were bought for CASH and will ba
SOLD AT THE LOWEST PRICES!
GIVE US A TRIAL!
COCXTRY PRODUCE WANTED.
J&r&ooit delivered froe tn any part of city.
A. C. X.ATTOW,
Cor. First and Broadalbin et.,
janSO'TlnSSyl Albany, Oe'n.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Citato of XXc&bon Parrish, decaaaed.
NOTICE IS HEREBY "GIVEN THAT
upon tha proof of Will of Ileshbon Par
rith, dco'd, by order of tha County Court of
Linn County, Oregon, made at the September
term thereof, 1S71, the undersigned, 0. Parrish
and R. Parrish, became and were appointed Ex
ecutor of such will and of the estate of said
Heshbon Parrish, dce'd.
Therefore all persona baring claims against
said estate are notified to present the tame to
said Executors, properly verifiod, at their resi
dence five miles east of Albany, Oregon, within
the time and upon the terms provided by law.
Dated Oct. 6. 1871. O. PARRISH,
n94 R. PARRISH,
' ' - Exeeutors,
Geo. R. IIblit, Att'y for the Estate.
HEMORRHOIDS.
jV. CAR0THERS C0S PILEPILLS
ANi OINTMENT" hare now beeone one of
the standard preparations of the day; is pre
pared and reeommonded for Piles oay (whether
chronic or recent). Sufferers may depend upon
it, that this remedy will give them permanent
relief from this troublesome and damaging com-,
plaint. . :
Sent postpaid to any address (within the Uni
ted States) upon receipt of price, $1.50,
A. CAR0THERS A CO.,
n40yl Albany, Linn Co., Oregon.
EOR SALE.
i LL PERSONS INTERESTED ARE EK
epeetfulty inforraod that the undersigned ;
have now on hand, from selected lots,' all tho
varieties of . ; .. -,
CHOICE SEED WHEATp
carefully and separately stored, and for sole on;
reasonable 'crini. . ' V
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