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-DECEMBER 8, 1871.
AGENTS FOR THE STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT,
Brownsville
Corvallia
Canyon City.,
Eugene .....
t5artfbrg
Jlarrisburg...,
JefTerson
Jacksonville
Lebanon ,
J. M. Morgan.
W. J. Robertson.
Thos. Howard.
.J. J. Walton, Jr.
Matthew Fountain.
Sam. May & B. It. Holt.
Hanley Water m a n.
J. It. Neil.
W. S. Elkins.
1a G ramie
....K. 8. JieComaa.
,. J. It. Ralston.
....J. M. Haiti more.
-Jacob Thompson.
..J. II. Turner.
Orejron City.
Portland
Peoria
Pendleton....
lloseburg.
T. B. Kent
(Soio -Dan. Gaby & (Jeo. Christie.
Salem.. is. r. iirown.
The Dalles A. IF. Ferjruson.
Walla Valla........ N. T. Caton.
Yakima, W. T. K P. Boyle
ATU rROM REV. A. W. SWEENEY.
En. State Rights Democrat:
Sir: During my absence the citi
zens of Albany elected me Mayor, for
which I make them my politest bow.
Being already Invested with the hum
ble office of a minister of the Gospel
and finding in its duties more thau I
can attend to, I beg per mission to de
cline the honors of the Mayoralty of
your city.
. Respectfully,
A. YV. SWEENEY.
Albany, Dec 5, 1S71.
Hardly Fair. The telegraph ope
rator at this place, in giving the Tort
land dailies an account of our election,
took special pains to sandwich Charley
Cartwrlght in among the Republicans.
2Cow, considering the fact that Charley
was on both the Democratic and Re
publican tickets.the operator has hard
ly given a fair report. Viewing the
matter from an unpartizan standpoint
one could hardly understand Charley
to be a Republican Councilman, and
we have the best of reasons for believ
ing that the Democracy have an equal
claim upon him with the Radicals.
Telegraph operators should not per
mit their partizan prejudice to lead
them away from the strict path of
fairness auJ candor in their oilicial
-duties.
Scio Electiox. Last -Vonday at
'the municipal election in the city of
Scio the following officers were elect
'ed: Mayor T. J. Thorpe, by 2 majority.
liccorder R. G. Head, by 6 major
ity. Marshal A tie vote between Daniel
Gaby and Peter Smith.
Treasurer D. P. Mason, by 6 ma
jority. Couneilmen O. W. Richardson, Dr.
Martin, Peter Bilyew, Talton Turner,
B. F. 7arris, J. C. Head, Edward
t
Loat,
Poliiics didn't figure in the election,
although there were two full tickets in
the field.
Aldaxy College closes its fall
'term to-day and the winter term will
'"commence next 3onday. The exam
ination exercises at the College durinjr
'this Week are said to be interesting and
highly creiiitable to both teachers and
students. We visitsd the College last
Friday and were highly entertain-
ea oy me exercises intne way oi oecia
matious, essays, dialogues, music, cal
isthenics, etc. President Warren is do
ing great good, and is reaping golden
opinions from every quarter.
AT Scio. Our long-time friend and
" fellow disciple of Faust, R. G. Head,
Esq., has opened a job printing office
at Scio, and solicits the patronage of
the people of that vicinity. We
Head's work and have no hesitancy in
pronouncing it fully up to the standard
of excellence to which nothing but a
thorough knowledge of the "art pre
servative" can attain. We cheerfully
recommend Bob" to the patronage of
"The Forks."
Habbisbitrg Electiox. Last Mon
day the Jarrisburg city election result
ed as follows: Mayor E. N. Tandy;
Recorder. J. S. Mansfield; Marshal, S.
Mansfield; Treasurer, Geo. Branden
berg; Couneilmen, M. Gerst,
Smith, Dr. Davis, W. Reams, J.WcCul-
Ioch. We are indebted to Mr. David
M. JcKinney, Esq.. for the above
Item. lie says politics didn't figure in
'the election, and there was no contest
; save for two or three of the offices.
Dextristry. Dr. Gray has a pro
fessional card in to-day's paper to
'wmcn we nirect tae attention or our
-readers. The Doctor has won an envi
able reputation in his profession and is
fully entitled to it, for there is no "mo
'lar artist" within the scope of our
knowledge who is more scientific or
careful than Dr. Gray. He has an ele
gantly fitted office and is well supplied
with all the modern and scientific in
struments of the dental profession.
3IPSICAL. Jess dames Jendenhall
& Godley have the agency for Gill &
:Steel's musical Instruments, and a
plendid piano and a couple of beauti
ful Cabinet organs may be seen at their
TOillenery establishment. Many of our
lady readers would go into fits of exta
cy at the eight of that gorgeous piano.
TFhat a nice Christmas present it would
be for some dear wife, dutiful daugh
ter or darling sweetheart.
Junction City. Mr. X. Gilmore,
formerly landlord of the City Hotel at
JJarrisburg, has erected a new hotel at
Junction City and is already running
it successfully. He is said to be the
"right man in the right place."
Dr. Harris, late of Monmouth, 'Polk
county, is opening out a drug store at
Junction.
The post office at Junction la called
Xjancastef.
5LIOIOUS. Rev. Mr. Lovel!, of the
Jtf. E. Church, South, preaches regular
ly in the Court Souse in this city on
the first and third Sabbaths in each
month.
Committees. Following are the
members of the Democratic City Cen
tral Committee for the ensuing yean
Geo. R. Helm, P. C. Harper and John
Parker. '
Th asks.-To our staunch Democrat
ic friend, Ephraini Turner, Esq., for
the present of a keg of delicious cider.
Cider is our weakness if it didn't give
fellow the stomach-ache bo terribly.
HOME AND ABROAD.
Dr. Alexander drew $10 in the Oma
ha Lottery.
The sweetest of strains trying to lift
a pretty girl.
Can a lover be called a suitor, when
he don't suit her?
A wife's kiss for money Is well term
ed legal tenderness.
See notlca of Linn county Agricul
tural Association elsewhere.
Carson City, Colorado, was nearly
destroyed by fire on the 21st Inst.
A Homeopathlo physician, lata of
Iowa, has hung out his tdiinglo In this
city.
The colored troops fit. nobly at the
election last Monday, and came out de
functed. Theophllanthropocnsmopolitanartan
ism is the latest rcllgio-Hoclo-politlual
sensation.
J. II. Turner, Esq., of Pendleton, has
kindly consented to act as agent for
the Democrat.
Toadstools, convulsions and a stom
ach pump, were the three courses of a
Indianapolis girl's dinner.
A Detroit bride was unable to go
through the marriage ceremony until
her corset strings were cut.
Two Yamhill lovers kissed each oth
er so emphatically that the horse ran
away, throwing them out of the buggy.
We are creditably informed that the
Baptists of Oregon are soon to begin
the publication of a denominational
paper.
Rev. A. W. Sweeney will preach at
the Baptist church, In this city, to
morrow (Saturday) evening, at 6:30
o'clock.
An Iowa woman recently presented
her husband with a divorce, which she
had procured while on a visit to Mi
nesota. The cuss who took our umbrella away
unbeknownst to us needn't bring it
back we found a better one where we
left that one.
It is said to be an old superstition
that at her bridal a lady should wear
some article borrowed from a friend to
bring good luck.
A Texas editor complains that at
tempts to shoot him have become so
numersous lately that the thing is get
ting monotonous.
Some fellow attempted to organize a
dancing school In this city last night,
but as he didn't advertise we know
nothing about it.
A gravel train was thrown from the
track near Harrlsburg, last Friday, and
the tender and several cars were a total
wreck. No one hurt.
A new Baptist church was dedicated
last week at Springfield, Lane county,
at which Rev. Dr. Hill, of this city,
preached the dedication ermon.
The most useful paper which comes
to our table Is .Mrs. Carrie Young's "Pa
cific Coast Woman's Journal." Its
health articles are beyond compare.
Mi.ss Carrie Moore, the champion
tmck-skatist, made her debut in Port
land last Saturday. That's what we
made when we first got on 'em. too.
We are indebted to Hon. II S. Mc
Coraas, of La Grande, for an excellent
pamphlet on the resources and distin
guishing features of Eastern Oregon.
"Women, wake up," exclaims the
Revolution, and an Indolent rural edi-j
tor adds: ''Yes, and d nit, turnout,!
and make a fire, and put the tea kettle
on."
A young man generally gives a lock
of his hair to his sweetheart before he
marries her. After marriage she gen
erally helps herself, and dosn't ue the
scissors.
The College entertainment will be
given Dec. 22. The students are pre
paring and rehearsing with all their
might, and a splendid programme may
be expected.
Eleanor Vonely, of San Francisco,
won't take any more arsenic to beauti
fy her complexion, as the lout dose
turned out to be strychnine and finish
ed her earthly career.
It is feared that the Harrlsburg rail
road bridge can't stand the pressure of
the high water, as the gravel is fast
washing away from one of the main
piers. The river was very high there
last Wednesday.
An administrator's sale of live stor k
will be marie at the late residence of
Heshbon Parrish, deceased, 5 mlies east
Of this city, next Friday. Some valu
able horses, mules, cattle, sheep, hogs,
etc,, will be sold.
Miss Susan B. Anthony received one
vote for Alderman in our Democratic
City Convention last Saturday night.
She hardly tends sufficiently to obesity
to make a successful candidate for Al
dcrmanic honors.
The editor of the Goshen (Indiana)
Times drew $1,000 in the Omaha Li
brary enterprise. If that lucky cuss
didn't "pi" a form and raise & hullaba
loo generally about his office he wasn't
our grit, that's all.
A church building at Alvarado, Ala
meda county, has been turned into a
bar room the spirits being dispensed
from the pulpit, which serves as a
counter. To such base jinea must our
churches come at last.
A beautiful trapaze performer fell in
love with a young gentleman who
caught her in his arms at a San Fran
cisco theater and saved her from fall
ing to instant death, and she became
his wife the next day.
Two young ladies took the $-500 prize
for the best bale of cotton at Little
Rock, Arkansas. Cotton ' raising is
said to be Very common among the
girls in many localities, but they don't
always catch the prize. '
Our devil fed a poor Indian on old
roller composition the other day and
the "Lo" now says it was "hias close
muckamuck.' Should say so consid
ering that quicksilver is about the only
successful purgative for it.
An old edition of Morse's Geography
says: Albany has 400 dwelling houses,
and 2,400 inhabitants, all standing
with their gable ends to the street
That may be so in regard to the houses,
but we doubt the1 other part of it.
A couple of our citizens had ' a little
onpleasantness oil the street on elec
tion day, in Which a knife was prodded
into one of the belligerents, but not
sufficiently severe to be in the least
harmful. "All's well that ends well."
According to a Sacramento paper
the wild geese are so numerous along
the line oT the Oregon -and California
Railroad, through Una and Marion
counties, that show plows are necessa
ry upon the engine to beer) thfe track
clear. This Is the nearest a California
paper ever came to telling the truth
about Oregon, hence there is yet some
doubts about the total depravity of thu
folks down there. .
If you should rush around a corner of
a dark night, come suddenly In con
tact with another man, and be knocked
kerwhollop upon the wet and muddy
sidewalk, you would of course, vehcr
mently cjeaculate, 'D og on it!"
That's what we did last Tuesday night.
"To obtain sweet milk," says tho
veteran farmer Greeley, laying down
his pen, and gazing placidly Into the
face of his inquirer, "To obtain sweet
milk, feed your cows twice a day on
sugar cttnc, and be sure and keep the
calves away from the mother while
teething." A
A blushing damsel had a man and
his dog up before the police court to
answer the charge of assault and bat
tery on the dog's part. When asked
what the dog did, she said It hit her.
When asked where, after considerable
hesitation and blushing, sao replied,
"On the left drumstick."
Rev. Mr. Sweeney says he has resid
ed In tho city of Albany nearly two
years, has conducted himself fairly,
behaved well, never passed the hat at
a rellglqus meeting, nor gave a church
festival, and he don't know what he
has pcrjietrated to causo the people to
run him for an office. However, he
bears his honor lightly, and lays them
down gracefu.ly.
A bnrglnr was caught at Somervllle,
( .Vass.) from the circumstance of m ;et
ingayoung lady in onoofthe rooms
in her night clothes. On seeing him
she fainted and Ml Into his arms, and
when the people of the house came In
he was trying to bring her to with a
bottle of camphor. He said no gentle
man would go off ami leaven lady in
such a condition as that.
Andrew Wiley Informs us that War
ren Gould, sent to the Penitentiary
from Corvallis four years ago, was dis
charged last month, having served out
his time. II 5 also tells us that Jack
Under, who was sent up from this coun
ty a year ago for forgery, will b out
In a month or two. Mr. Wiley speaks
in the higlicnt praise of the officers of
the Penitentiary, and says they have
the good will of all the inmates.
John B. Peak ran ott with a Benton
county girl and married her, for which
he was prosecuted in the Circuit Cburt
at (Virvallis, last week; but the Jury
got sight of the pretty wife whom he
gobbled up by the operation and unan
imously voted that they would have
done it too so Peak Is "hunky dory,"
and the baffled father of Jlrs. Peak
cusses all the Peaks In existence
from .Vary's Peak down to John Peak.
Accidentally Shot. About three
weeks ago Mr. Russell Allford, living
near Harrlsburg, while out huntin?,
was shot by his brother-in-law, Mr.
John Ilodpror, who was his companion
in the hunt and who had mistaken him
for a deer. Tin ball entered the thigh,
shattered the bone to some extent, and
lo isred on the opposite side of the thigh
under the skin, thereby inflictinjr a ne
ver?, though not fatal wound. We arc
indebted to our efficient Harrlsburg
agent, Sam. May, for this Item.
Narrow Escape. On last Wednes
day, Daniel Gaby. Esq., of Scio, while
returning to his home from this city,
c ime near drowning in the Santlam,
which he attempted to ford, on horsi -bac't.
The unexpected rie and the
strong current, carried him down
stream to a drift where bis horwe was
drawn under and drowned, and from
where he was fished to terra Jlrma by
a rone in the hands of men who hap
pened to be near at the time.
Christmas Bali There will be a
grand ball (riven at Parrtsh's Hall, on
Christinas evening, Dec. 25th, 1872. A
good supper and the best of music will
be furnished for the occasion. A gen
eral invitation and a cordial welcome
is extended to all lovers of the "mazy
dnce."
Osinmiltce of Arrangement Isaac
Conn, J. R. Herren.
Floor Managers P. C. Harper. X.
B. Humphrey, R. C. Clark, N. Baum.
Tickets, including supper, $4.
A Base Creature. We are credi
bly informed by a gentleman of this
city that the wretch who was last week
horse-whipped at Jacksonville by Miss
Hannah Halls, for slander, was several
years ago arrested in Polk couuty for
horse-stcaliniL-, and only escaped the
Penitentiary by turning State's evi
dence against his companions in thiev
ery. lie is just the creature for so base
a use as that to which he was put in
Jacksonville.
Saxta Claus Is coming. Ed. Free
land has engaged his services during
the Hollidays and all you've got to do
is to call at the post office In a tew days
and leave your oroer. me oia lenow
will have a magnificent lot of Kollf
day books, alliums, and other beautiful
and useful articles which he expects to
lavish upon ourcommunity with boun
tiful profusion if he is only slightly
encouraged with a moiety of the mag
ic coin.
The rat that was killed by the cat
that was worried by tha dog that was
tossed by the cow that kicked over the
lamp that fired the straw that spread
the ilames that burned the stable that
started the Chicago conflagration, is
not on exhibition at Charley Mealey's
furniture store, but he has just as fine
furniture as was burned at Chicago or
anywhere else. Go and see.
Gift Enterpise. From the most
reliable sources, we learn that the en
terprise of the South Carolina Land
and Immigration Association", ' whos
Gift Concerts we advertise in our paper
and by which $500,00 is to be distribut"
ed January 8th, ls"2, is of the most
honorable character, and is endorsed
by the best men of South Carolina and
New York. , '
Who are Th e y? The Salem Statea
man, in giving an account of our City
election, says the following Democrat
ic Couneilmen were elected:. "Paiker,
ack, Lemon and Hill."
".Hack,Lemon",l8 a pretty good joke
on Hacklefnati anyway.'
Pardoxed. Andrew Wiley, who
Was last summer tonvicted by the TJ.
B. District "Court of selling liquor' to
the Indians, and sentenced to one year
in the Penitentiarv. was last Tuesday
fiardoned and has returned to his home
n this county.
Popular, Charley Cartwrlght was
a candidate fot Alderman on both the
Democratic ad Rennblinan tickets of
this oity last Jtfbnday, Annicipalpop-
luarjry jS a Big tmng witn Cnaries.
Ma imiAo k.4. Following marriage
certificates were issued from the Countv
l Clerk's office during November!
Wm. Bilger and Jwary L. Calavan.
John Canoway and Jlflss Sarah Ann
Shanks.
I C. Newton and Mary J. Johnson.
II. II. Philips and Drucllla Shelton.
O. B. Baker and M. E. JubMeeken.
H. W. Slonn and Nancy J. East.
A. Land?r and Sarah A. Plzer.
Jan. Toun and Mary Bond.
Elijah M. Graham and Amanda E.
Yeoman.
John K. Livingston and Ozaua Jinn
on. J. K. P. Allford and Scynthla E.
Scrlvnor.
J. Hamilton Evans and Jlflss Mary
B. Oailoway.
JclIargue and Jllss Llll.
BORN:
BUIUUIAUT.-N.Hr tM. city, an th. 27th
alt., to tho wife of L. C. Uurkhart, ion.
MARRIED.
AT.LFORD 8CHIVXKU. At th i-eiMem
of the hrt.lu'i father, on Ilia 30th ult., by El'Ur
Ao.lrew regg, J. K. 1. ALLrunn and Ctitsia
E. ScRivxait all of Linn county.
1HVIX E OS U U n N. At th rr.l.laoo t th
hrlOc'n toother, tienr Peoria, on Ilia Oth (net., by
Rev. Jtt.i. Worth, aulatod by IUr. R, J. Tbump
mi, IUr. 8. G. IttriKK. of Albtny, aod Mm.
Mahoahkt Omtnix.
Compliment recolve'l. W offer oar wrmt
engratuIntlon to oar Rercnnd frlond and hi
fair brUlo, and wUh them nil th happlnei
which in piniiilil roault frum th union of two
oonRunlnl nuU.
DIED-
GRIMES. Near llrri.bur(f, n th 4th lnt..
Ai L., only daughlrr of U. R. aod II. A.
Uriuirt, agpil 0 yar, 9 uiuutb and 3 day.
PAHKKK. -In thU city, on the Mb in.t.. of
enuvuUiom, Charlkt, only un of Julio aod
M.illio Putkcr, a;;i lj mouth and S dejrt.
Wo offer tha touiJorevyuj(.thy to our friend
In their J affliction.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HOME SHUTTLK SEWIXO M CHINKS,
Plowa. and all kiml of Agricultural im
i.leu.MiU .ol-l I,; WllKEI.Ell
tK H E 1D.
GREAT AUTUMN TONIC.
Hegouiaa's Cordial Elixir of Oalisajt Bark-
A leeant Cordial which ilnngthen and Im
iriv the DicHioo, an taeelleut rvcntlve of
Kvvsre, Krcr and A sue. Aa and a greet Kroo
eator and Tonic fr invalid and debilitated per
one. UttOK A Co., .New York, Bui Man
ufacturer. Hold by all bruggiaM.
' Jenl.V71yl
nAKDWAItK KOIt lit ILl'KriS, YOU
Hmitba, and for Farmer "M rheen by
W ntKl.KK Ut HIII-.ni.
The (arrat IMclorlul Annual.
Moatciter'piied rUaajt Aluiaoas for 1472,
fr distribution. yri(', tunui;h"Ut tha foiled
Klatc. and all civilized eountriea o' th Will,
ern Hrinit'tier. will be publUhed about lb ll
of January, in the Knjluh, tieruiaa, French,
Norwegian. WeUh, bwoiliab, Holland, liobrtni
ao aod iipatilpB language, and all who wua lo
u'deraUnd lb true pbiophy of health boald
read aod ponder th valuable aggelion It
(onumi. In addition to an admirable tavdieal
Ireitiae on the eauaea, prevention and cur of a
great fanny f diaeaav. It tnbrace a large
amnunt of infurniaiiuu intereatiog to the Bier.
chant, the mechanic, (be miner, lb farmer, lb
planter, and profiooal mao ; and the calcula
tion have been made for auea me rid la o and
Litiiode at am moat euilable for a correct and
eornrbenelv NaTloi. CLtna.
To nature, oar, and egiraArdinary tanilary
cffocia of U'lelier'a Stomach BitW. th ataple
tonie and alterative of more than half lb
Christian world, are fully aet forth in it page,
which are Ut !nicr(rd with p etorial illua
traiifn. valuable recipr forth boutebold and
farm, bomuroo ancedoiee, and other Inalrue
tne and aotuatog reading matter, original aad
e'ei-ted. Among th Annual lo appear with
the vaio: of the year, thif will be one of the
n'l ueful. and aaoj In kwi far ti aklmy.
The pr-'prectore. tleur. Hotetter A Smith,
I'lV'borgh, Pa- on receipt of a two cent ttatap,
will forward a copy by mail to any prnn wb
eannol procore one in bi neighborhood. Tbe
Uiitvr are euld in every city, town and village,
and are -neni!y need throughout th on I ire
ciritixrd world.
'iloiiunu AKi uoura am fiioes
J a fin aortmeut very low bv W:EI.ER
mi MIIKDD.
A Desirable ZXiss. There la th bin of
rtdicaie, tbe hi oi eennl, tlie hiof enoke In
the gra ; but tho mot delightful hi ii that of
Tarrant's Effervescent Seltzer Aperient,
In tha aparkling goblet, giving awuraoc loth
invalid that bia thint will be dclieiou ly e
naxed ; that bi atomaeb will be rfrbd aad
purified ! that if bo i fcveriib, hie body will be
cooled by healthful evaporation ; that if b I
conatipa ed, the difficulty wilt paw away with
out a pang ; and that if tbe conditioa of bia
genera' health I impaired, it will be apaedily
reatored. Of ooure, b will take ear to pro
Cur O none bat the genuine.
60I.I BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
WOOL SHAWLS. LO.VtJ AND 8QUARK.
Plaid and Striped, for ale h W HURL
ER t Mil EDO.
SIIEDDS.
A. WHEELER,
DEALER
in General Merchandi. A large flock of all
kind now in atore and for alo at low rate.
All kind of produco bought at hlgheit market
rate.
Caub paid for Wheat, Oati, Pork, Batter,
Zgg, etc., etc.
RUtJS AND MEDICINES, TAINTS
and Oilf, Glau and Pattv, !d by
WHEELER at WIIKDI.
WILLIAM DAVIDSON, ,
REAL ESTATE DEALER
Office No. 64 Froat Street,
PORTLAND, 0RE90N.
REAL ESTATE in tbl CITT and EAST
PORTLAND, in the moat desirable localities
conPiating of LOTS, HALF BLOCKS and
BLOCKS, liUUBJSH ana BXUittlo; alio,
IMPROVED FARMS, and rnluaMa un-
ealtlvated LANDS, located in ALL part of tbe
STATE tor 6ALE.
REAB ESTATE and other Property pur
chased for Curreapondentf, in thi VITi aud
throughout the STATES and TE ttRITORIilS,
with grant ear and on the moat AJJVAiNXA
GE0US TERMS.
HOUSES and STORES LEASED,
LOANS NEGOTIATED, ana CLAIMS OF AL L
DESCRIPTIONS PROMPTLY C0LLECTE1 .
And a Heucral FINANCIAL and AGENC V
BUSINESS transacted.
AOttTTTfi hf tht rtVPtCM in all tha CTT.
IBS and TOWNS in the STATE, will recKH
desonption of FARM PROPERTY and font ar d
tbo same to tbe above addreia. v6n25tf.
COAIi OIL X
1,000 GALLONS I
A LITTLE LOVyER!
v7al4'J fcy J?L!l.IN, TCtTriQ & CO.
NEW ADVEttTISKMEXTS.
mi
or
NEW YORK.
s. chadwics:,
MAIfAQES rOR OBXOOIT, 8AXX9X
M. V. BROWN,
.'agent for Llna Coanty, Albany.
GILL t STEEL, Afftata at Portland, Oregon.
SILAS if i DAY, Agent at Jackionville, Oregon.
AtiARD OF BEFEREKCES.
Tbe Mahagef for Oregon refer, by permii
alon to tbe followinffjrantleoieii t
Uia Eacellehoy, L; F. Grover, Got. of Oregon.
L. Fleiaohner, Stat Trearnrer.
8yl. C. Simpion, Stato Librarian.
E. Mi Walt, Job Printer. ' ;
J. F. Miller. 4
R. P. Earhart, Proprietor Vhemeketa Ilonee.
Geo. A; Steel, County Treat., Multnomah Co,
Rev L Rowland. . ;
A. UttsB, ef Ladd A Bonn, Banker. .
C. Q. Carl, Clerk of th 6aprem Coartv
Dr. Flake, M. D. ; .
Re. P. S. Knight.
Rev. W. K Slowartf ' '
o. F. vox unms ic to.,
MiNA SERB TOR THL PACUZC CCAfcli.
, JOtf Montjisey St., Fan Jranoleeo,
MlTn9
ttisurariG 0
A D V K H T I S K MKNT8.
RAMS DELL KOnWAY OATS
THE MOST PROLirjTlrt TK WORLD I
One Builiil ii Plenty or Seed for an Acre!
Yiold 80 to 100 per cent, more than Com
mop Oati with Half tho Amount
of Seed per Acre.
Oregon yh.ld th laat two year (bolh abort crop
year) i lu l9, early men, from SO to more
than 11)0 huabcla per in re j late (own, CO to 70
bulivl. In IK7II, eurly .n, each buahel aown
produced from 00 to 7U buabula; lute auwn (Utu
ef My), H to 10 buahel.
Califun in yield i In 1870, 90 to 17J buihelr
from 32 lb, aved nor acre.,
Norway ed aold in tnn FranclaOo th peat
winter at 7 60 per buahel of it lb. W war
rant thvae oaU clean and genuine, at $4.00 pur
ack of 72 lb., or we will luriilrh tlifm to he text
ad with oounnon oata, to be put In Well, in good
teaion, in clean laud, and at th aalii time.
Tbrre-fourtha of th excer which th Norway
yield over th oouimoti out tnuat hd didivereil to
u at t!i granary on the furiu where the erup it
rained. In pay fur the ed furnialied.
Saluin. March 20, 1871. J. it. McCLANE,
v8n32tf. L. H. Jt'DBON,
ALBANY BOOK STORE
E. A. FIIEELAND,
BOOK-SELLER ANO STATIONER
Albany .... Oregoo
KKPECTFULLY INFORMS TUB PfBLIC
that be ha removed from tbe old alaud U
PARRI5H S BLOOIt.
Where all are invited, aaaured that Ooodi In hi
line ar auld at thu lowont caub prite.
coaarAMTLr on naati;
STANDARD AD MISCELLAXEOlS BOOKS.
Jsvecile. Toy Gilt nnd Blank Book,
SCHOOL BOOKS AnV'sTATIONERY!
Of every kind ued in th State.
-riOOKji IMPORTED TO ORUER. a
fburt nvtiue. l)elolfily
IiEElTl Ii E E 11! !
ALBANY BREWERY,
CHAM. Kl Ei-Klt, Vro'r.
T"1
1HK PCRftrrtinKR HAS JUST RKCTEI
now aud nrat-h
BRE "W E Tl "ST
On Bread Albin between first Street
and tbe River,
And la prepared to furniah
WHOLESALE ANO RETAIL DEALERS
PRIVATE FAMILIES,
OS 8IIOKT XOTIfEI
ill Orders Dclirered Wherever Desired.
II Warrant hi BEER
MADE OF THE BEST MATERIALS,
Ajru
PEUFCCTIaV HEALTHY!
lie I coafijent h can five entire atifactha to
all.
Dee. JO, '. v'aSldf
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID
QUICK CURES AND MODERATE CHARGES.
nit. w. it. oonr.KTVM
PRIVATE kSEDICAL ANO SURGICAL INSTITUTE '
r-jy-Wo. 619 Sacramonte Street, corner
vt LciUeol'irli tlinU (a lew Uuvl
below What C'bcrr Hue.
Private Entrance uu
Litididurtt alroet,
tiaa Franeiaeu.
t(oblikd trpmtly to affurd '1 o77Vfrf aoeed
eat tcitnojie mtiiicai mid in lit muimtiU
ai cere of all PHral and C'Jlrv.
ie IHmtttm, enm of Secre
cy umd off Hejtual
Jjinrderm.
TO THE AFFLICTED.
DR. W. K. iHtllEUTV lifcTLK.Vi HIS SI.V
eere thank to bi niiovruua patienu fur
their patronage, and wonld take tb: upporlunity
to remind litem that ho continue to C"Uult at hi
laatitut fur tbe car of cbronie dieae of th
Lung. Llvr, Kidney, ligetive and tienito-lri-aary
Organ, and all private dieeaea, via . Syph
ilid in all it form and atagea, Soeninai Weakueaa.
aad all the horrid eooaeucnee of aelf-abna. tion
urrbeaa, tilcet. Stricture. Nocturnul and JUiuraal
eaUainna, Sexual liability, I)iea of the Baeh
aad Loin, Inflammation of th liladder and Kid
ney, etc., etc., and b hope that hi long experi
eoee and uccrful praetie wilt continue to inaur
hltn a abare of public patronag. By the practice
of many year in Europe and the United State,
be U enabled to apply the anuat efficient and aoe
ceaaful remedies agalnvt diaeaae of all kinds. He
use no mercury, charges moderate, treat bis pa
tient In a correct and honorable we; , and ha
references of unquestionable veracity from men
of kaewn reepcetahility and high standing in oci
ety. All parties consulting biin by letter orother
wlre, will receive tbe beat and gentlot trcatmeut,
asd iiatplicil secrecy.
To Female.
When a female is in trouble, or afflicted with
diaease. a weakne of the back and limbs, pain
in the baud' ditnuass of sight, loss of muscular
puwer, palpitation of tho heart, irritability, ner
vousness, extreme urinary difficulties, derange
ment of digestive functions, generrl debility, va
ginitis, all diseases ot the womb, hysteria, sterili
ty, and all other diaease peculiar to females; die
should go or writ at onoe to the eelobrated female
doctor, W. K. Doherty, at his Medical institute
and consult him about her troubles and disease.
The Doctor is effecting more cures than any other
physician In the Suite of California. Let no false
delicacy prevent you, but apply immediately and
save yourself from painful sufferings and prema
ture death. At! Murried Ladle whose delicate
health or other circumstance prevent an increase
in their families, should write or call at Ut. W. K.
Doherty' Medical Institute, and they will receive
very possible relief and help. Tbe Doctor' offi
ce are so arranged that he can be consultod with
out fear of obiurvatton.
To ('orreiipondentf.
Patient residing in any part of th State, how
aver distant, who may desire the opinion and ad'
vice of Dr. Doherty in their respective eases, and
who think proper to submit a written statement of
uch, in preference to holding a personal interview,
are respectfully assured that their communications
will be held most sacred.
If the case be fully and candidly described, per
sonal communication will be unnecessary, a in
structions for diet, regimen, and tbe general treat
ment of the ease (including the remedies), will be
forwarded without dolny, and in moh a mauner as
to convey no idea of the purport of the lutter or
parcel so transmitted. Consultation by letter or
otnerwiio, frkb. rermancni euro guaranieea or
no pay. Addrcse, w. K. nOnERTY, M. D..
San Frsnoitoo, California.
Spermatorrhoea. J
Dr. Doherty has just published an important
namnhletembodyingbisowo views and experience
in relttlon to Impotence or Virility, being short
treatise on Speruiatorrbcea nr Seminal weaknea
Nervous and Phytloal Debility cotisequerit on this
flection, aod other disease of tbe Sexual Organ.
Thi little work contain Information of the ut
most value to all, whether mnrriod or single, and
will be lent FREE by mail on receipt of six eent
in postage I tamps for return postage.
Address, 'W. K. DOHERTY, M.
v3n38tf ' San Franoisoo, Cal.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
"VfOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
11 undersigned ha been appointed by the
County Court of Linn county, Oregon, tbe Ad
ministrator of the estate of James P. Hogae.
deceased, and all person having claim agaioit
aid estate are requested to present the siime,
duly verified, to the laid Administrator at bis
residence near Sbedd'a Station in said enhnty.
v7n!3w4. CHAS. P. HOGUE. I
sTkYSTERS AND SARDINES. NUTS AND
9 Csndtce, end otbe knicV knanks by
WKEELER at gnEPD,
A D V E 11 T I S J5 M E JN T S .
NOTICE TO FARMERS
WE WILL PAT
SI.IO Per Bushel.
for good W HI IE WUET, on account or In
good, tintil further notice, iMivred to o in
Albany, Orrgon. R. CDEAI'LE 4t CO.
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ALBANY COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
ALBANY OREGON.
fTUm IXriTITUTIOX WILL REPES OS
I Monday, Snpt. 4. 1871. wilb a corp of
ltiacber. eapahl and earneat. Ioatruot,on
will be thorough and practical, and th aya'oin
of order unurpad.
For particular Hdre
It. K. WARREX, A. M , PrwTt,
veutOtf Albany, Oregon.
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EYE, EAR.
THROAT AND LUNGS!
JOHN TJ. PILKINGTON, M. D
IATK OF 8A!f FRAJfCI.CO. IM FSTAB
J LMUKI ir.i.r i IMHSTLAXD,
Oregon; O0ce 3 and 4 Holmes' I'oilding. Fir.i
alnet, 3 doors trum Ladd and Tiiton' Uank.
whi rr be may be consulted 'ixity, and will treat
dii asc of the above named organs s Lis spe
eialitiea. All operation on the Eye and Ear made in
the tnot scientific and rsrrful iounr. Anifi
riul Eyu. having all the beauty aud mobility ol
the natural E e, iuaerted.
Relets for hi profeinnl standing to L C.
Lane. M.l) , Prof, of Surgery, end Edwin 11. nt
J. M Prof, of Anatomy in tha University
f the Pacific ; aod for h a aureea in treating
patient to oter l.HiO con, namr given, treat
ed by him in Han Frunroe" ; also to Levi Eatrs.
E'q., Portland. Wm. II. Iil!-m. Eaq., Vaneu
ve .John Alexaoiler, Esq., Coopeville, W. T.,
and raanv mhrrs in Oregon and W. Ter'y.
u2&vTn2in0
l DOW & CRANE. I?"
CITY BOOT STORE ! I
XCt bare a Urge and well selected stock of
men A by euarae and fine Boot California
and Eaatcrn 8bues Rrugaus Gaiter Biimoralia
Oaford-Tws Ac ie.
TO T2IC IsADSES
we would ssy call in and inspect our extensive
stock ot guud ronriating in part of Lsdie.
Miaat-s and Cbildrens Cl-th A Leather Gsitirs
Clutb aod Lcjtbcr t'.uttuned hhoi-a all Cloth A
Kid faced lUllD'.r Jl Antoinette. Cogrea A
Kmprm Uukius. Xewp.,rt A NU.sou Tic,
Kid Oxford Iir. trlipptr. ie Ac.
Our goHjs ar of tiie lataAl style and of tbe
bet quality, all f w;.icb we will cell as low as
can be buugbt iu Oregon, aud watraut ihcu
not to rip.
DO"W &c CRANE,
FIRST ST, ALBANY, OREGON.
vToCtt
LADIES' EMPORIUM!
MRS. M. A. BBiDGEFAPiMER,
HCALX IS
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY
'FJ.JSTC' GOODS1
DRESS AND CLOAK-MAKING 1 .
BLEACHING AND PRESSING IN LATEST STYLES
fjr-Sohp on sooth side Main st, two door
east of Mealey's shop. Alba.xt, Okeco.
v6n4Ctf.
PROGRESS !
IS TIIB
PHOTOGRATHIC ART!
Is tbe order of the day, and th
" REMBR ANT"
Photograph is superior to anything yet out.
yJF CALL AND SEE.-
J. A. WINTER.
Jan. 13. 18Tl-n22tf Albany. Oregon.
EQUITABLE
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
OF TIIE L'XITED STATES.
Wm. C. Alexander President. Henry B.
Hyde. Vic President. George W. Phillip -,
Actuary. Jatues . Aiexanuer, secretary.
0. A. LANCASTER & CO.. GENERAL AGENTS.
Portland. Oregon.
We desire to call your attention to the advan
tages offered those contemplating Insurance by
tbe Lquitable Lilo Insurance society, a shown
hv the following table :
IN 18M .. IT WAS THE EIGIITII
IN 18(12 and 1SB3....1T WAS THE SEVENTH
IN 1864 and 18G3 IT WAS THE SIXTH
IN 186................IT WAS T11K FOURTH
IN 18BT.... IT WAS THE THIRD
IN 18H8 .IT WAS TIIE SECOND
IN 160 IT WAS THE FIRST
W 1870 IT WAS TIIE FIRST
The new business in the year 1S09 exceeded
that of any other Company by more tban
thtrt en m.'IIIou dollars. In 1870 its
new business exceeded any other Company ten
million aoiiars.
A verage sixe i Policies issned by the five
largest Companies m ew lark a shown by
OIHcinl Reports is '
Equitable.. Si.oot oo,
New York Life... 2,7.15 00,
Knickerbocker.....'. - 2,802 00,
Mutual Life 2,884 00,
Continental.... 2.00U 00.
thus proving conclusively that this Company is
patronised by that clan who principally sock
insurance as an investment.
Life or Sadowment Airaraaca
Aa ft profitable investment is attracting the at
tention nf shrewd business men. who ar prop
erly ooming to regard H not only a a means
wberehy tbe family may be prutooted, but, af
fording, as it Hoe?.
Absolute Security,
And freedom from taxation, an excellent In
vestment :or surplus fund. Every business
man knows of scores, just as prudent, just as
careful, jtist as energetic, eoonoraioal and indus
trious as himself, who are now, by some sudden
turn of the wheel ef fortune, left in their old
age destitute. Every business man knows that ,
all this suffering might easily hate been avert-;
ed by simply taking a few ef the thousands j
they have lost on unfortunate investment and
securing an endowment policy. Nearly every j
business man intends to insure, nut many sro-
erastlnate till too late. Let ns respectfully nrge
upon your attention the propriety of immediate
action. Fortnne 1 proverbially fickle, aod so
man can tell what will be the result nf the next
Kw yrr. O. B. SSSIT8. I
yTulJmX.. Special A'g-t for v?f?vV
ADVERTISE M ftXtftJ
THE GEEAT
BLOOD PURIFIER.
AnJnfalUble olood rvnrtmn.fomnm
lag rare tosjic and xcuvixsc frropertiaa
e, certain cor tor KSfKiiMATiavt, .
ssvJiAvlA. and all kindred Plaiaai.
It completely restores tbe system when im
paired by disease, revive the action ef Out
SIDXBIVS aaa4 US1TSL OSESIAM, tmOU
eally curse tcaori'LA, alt mancim.
aad all Ksssjrrrvie mm cvraxMV Els.
, gives Immediate asd permanent reUef
la Dtfrtnit. EEViscfas, Tumoraw
Coils, Scald Head, tTlcer and Sore; eradi
cate bom the system all traces of ItarcoriaX
Discs,
It 1 s-i.siri.v nccramx, belli; saade
from aa barb found Indigenous la Cmuimrmim.
It 1 therefor peculiarly ul table for as by
rrmale snd Children, as a o-oi rsiau
nsrat mm biu(ovatou
For Sal by all Druggists.
CDtK&TOR, HOtTCTTCB & CO.
AGENTS.
C29 asd 631 Kajket Street.
Saa Frascisco-
THS 2TEW FOOD.
For a few cents you can bz 7
of your Grocer or Drnggist a
packago cf SEA MOSS FABIKJ.
made fron pure Irish Moss or
Carrageen, which -will mclrj
sixteen quarts of Elsnc Mango,
and a liko quantity cf Puddir g3
Custards, Creams, Chariot', j
Eusse, &c. It is the cheapest,
healthiest and most delicious
food in the world. It make3 a
splendid Dessert, and has r.r
equal as a light and delicate
food for Invalids and Children.
A Glorious Change!!
TUG GREAT WOSJL1TS TOXIC,
Plantation Bitters.
This wonderful vegetable re
Ktoratire is tbe sheet-anchor -f
the feeble and debilitated. As a
tonic and cordial for the aged
and languid, it has no sequel
among stomachics. Asaremedr
for the nervous weakness to
which 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 the
bod it y strength and breaks down
the animal spirits. For sale by
all druggists.
LOOK ! LOOK!!
NEW STORE! NEW STORE!
M. PEARSON'S OLD STAND,
Corner First and Broadalbin Streeti.
Baring purchased the stock of M. Pearsnp, aad
added thereto a well selected assortinant of
GROCERIES AND NOTIONS!
we hope by attention to hn.ines and by fair deal
ing to merit the patronage of our friends aud the
publio in general.
Our goods were bought for CASH and will hm
SOLD AT THE LOWEST PRICES!
GIVE US A TRIAL!
COUNTRY PRODICE WAITED.
SfQoadi delivered froe to any part of oitjr.
A. C. LAYTON,
Cor, First and Broadalbin at..
janSn'rinSMvt Albany, OgB.
ALBANY
LAUD OIL & SOAP
MANUFACTORY.
rinE UNDESIGNED HAVING COMPLE
JL ted aad put in good running order their
new
LIED OIL AXD SOAP HAXCFACTORT,
in the city of Albany, are prepared to purchase,
at the highest cosh rates, all the
HOGS, RANCID BUTTER, SOAP
CREASE, Ac, &.,
delivered to there in this city.
Tbey are now mannXicturing 'and have on
hand
FASCI TOILET ASD CDSSOS SOAPS,
in great variety, warranted equal to the hesQn
market, which they offer to the trade at the
most reasonable rates. '
Order respectfully solicited. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
St Parties having Hogs, Rancid Butter, of
Grease Of any kind; for sale, will do well to
give ns a oll. E. CART WRIGHT CO.
, Nov. 11, 1871 v7nUtf
HEMOHRHOIDS.
1 CAROTDERS CO'S "PILE PILLS
Abu OINTMENT" have now beeoism one of
the standard preparations of the, day; i pre-
parod and recommended for Pile ewfjr (whether
chronio or receat). Sufferer may depend upo
it. that this remedy will givw them permanent
relief from tola trouhlesoaie sjid damaging com
plain tv"; V ' -' ' '
Sent nCs?rt.id to rv afMr ( ft UnK.
ted Sufee ) upon receipt ef price, $I.50
; t- Albany, Liun Co.. (ren"n.
C
STI PAID FOR WHEAT. OATS, P0E1I
3 garter tad Tz TIIKEIrliv
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