MARCH 1,1872.
AGENTS FOR THE STATE BIGHTS Dtf43CRAT.
n ..! ' i ; ' r .
Brownsville J. M". Morpan.
Corvallis a...-...V. J. Roltertson.
Canyon City.- Titos. Howard.
Eugene J. ! Walton, Jr.
tiassburg Matthew Fountain.
Harrisburg Sam. May & li. R. Holt,
Jefferson Ilanley Waterman.
Jacksonville . J. R; Neil.-
'Lebanon ........ W. 8. Klkins.
'La Grande E. 8. -McComas.
Portland. -V. II. West & Co.
Peoria . ..Jacob Thompson.
Pendleton...... -J. II. Turner.
Roseburg T. R. Kent.
h5clo..;...Dari. Gaby & Geo. Christie.
Salem- R. F. Brown.
The Dalles.... A. W. Ferguson.
Walla Walla N. T. Caton.
Yakima, W. T....... K P. Boyles.
Editor Democrat:
, I see in your last issue (Feb. 23rd),
' under the head of " Supplies from Cal
ifornia," a notice of the diflerent kinds
, of vegetables that are in this market
from California, and your remarks rel
ative thereto. You say "this is a bad
-commentary upon the industry and
enterprise of the Oregon farmers," and
that "the reputation of our State and
its resources suiter thousands of dollars
'more because of our negligence in this
matter. It is to be honed that our far
?mers and producers will view this mat-
.permit the existence of such a dam
aging state of affairs." Tims you are
unintentionally striking at the Oregon
farmer without being aware of the true
state of things. I will admit with you
' that it is a bad commentary on sumc-
"body". but think that the farmer is not
the only one to blame in this matter.
Mr. Editor, please turn to le a farmer
.awhile and you will be better prepared
to judge of this humiliating affair and
fwho are to blame for it. I claim to be
a farmer on a small scale, and have
tried some little to supply the Albany
market myself, and found it to be a
damaging business I assure you; for
when I have driven a load of produce
some eijrht or ten miles through the
mud or bad roads to help supply the
market, drive up to a door and enquire,
"Can I sell you some vegetables to
3ay?" the answer would be, "No; I
.raise my own vegetables;"- enquire at
another door, the answer would be,
"No; I have just bought a full supply
more than I can possibly use before
they will spoil." Call at another and
.the answer would perhaps be, "Well,
I don't know; what do you ask for
them V Tell them my price, the an
swer would be, "Cau't give so much;
fliave just bought some at so and so
(verv low) and can ret all I want at
that price." Go to anotherand receive
a similar answer, which would remind
.one of the conclusion the bid Indian
came to relative to the price of beaver
that they had held a meeting and
fixed the price. Thus, affer spending
a half day with wagoa and , team to
reach the niarketthen two or three
hours more in trying to sell, would
finally have to sell at rates that would
not pay any man for his time ia going
to market, let alone the time and labor
in raising the produce, or haul it back
home again, or throw it away as some
have' done. I have taken fine large
-cabbages to that market and eould not
get more than 50 cents per dozen, or 73
cents at tae most, selling at 4 to 6 cents
per head, and other things in propor
tion. Do you think that farmers will
necessarily submit to such a state of
things just to keep out California pro
ductions? I think I know you to well
"not to believe but that you have more
consideration for the well-being of the
"farmer,, and .believe your comments
were made without due consideration.
I believe in "free trade and sailor's
rights," and if citizens had rather en
tourage California productions than
those of Oregon, they have that right
of course; and so Oregon farmers must
turn their attention to something that
"will pay them better than gardening.
The farmers will try and raise enough
for their own supply. I think when
you reflect upon thi3 matter you will
have more consideration for the farmer
and will place the blame, if any, where
it of right belongs. My remarks are
submitted in all kindness, and believe
me to be your true friend, now and
ever. - Johx T. Ceooks. i
A Correspondent, waiting from
-Athens, curiously contrasts the -mixtures
to be found there of ancient and
rnodern civilizations. Railroads -spin
their trains amid the temple of three
thousand years; steamers dash .their
swells upon the Pireus, and the scream
of their whistles resounds from Athos,
Pentelieus and Cytheron to Olympus
and the heavens beyond their gods.!
J Jr. Ayers world-renowned medicines,
those consummations of , modern
science, are posted on the Acropolis,
the Parthenon, the Areopagus and the
- Aiieaion, wniie me mouess caros . or
Cherry Pectoral, 'Ayer's Sa'fSapatllla,
,Ague Cure and Pills looks from the
windows of the shops in the streets of
Athens, where they are s.sold. N.t Y.
Sunday Globe. - '
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'Leased. TFe are informed 'that J.
Crouse, Esq:, hat leased the LInn
County Fair Grounds for one'yeaf and
"that he designs ottering some hand
some purses for the June races. He
-says that he will have the - grounds' in
better condition both for the Fair and
races this year than ever before, and as
Jack never does anything, by halves
the public can expect him to carry out
his assertions to the letter.,, .
. "Sixgebs." M. Pearson & Co. are
fcow in receipt of a full supply of the
-famous Singer Sewing Machines,
which they are prepared to sell at the
very lowest prices. The TlSinger" al
ready has a national reputation, .and
nothing which we might urge iri its
!behalf would probably add to its merit.
These gentlemen also have almost :vr
ry style of sewing machine in use.
For the very best Photographs, go to
Bradley & Rulofson's Gallery without
STAIRS J5 ASCEND IN THE EL
EVATOR, 429 Montgomery Street,
San Francisco. -
85 RiGious.-Rev.iMr.- Iveil,of the
M. E. -Church, South,- preaches regu
larly in the Court House in this city
on the second and fourth Sabbaths in
each month,
FRIDAY.
FKoscXlAimrshciiqi-Tt-S Ilarriuburg
correspondent informs us that farmers,
on the Willamette and on Muddy
Creek, near that city, lost an immenso
number of rails by the recent freshet.
The Methodists and Cumberland
Presbyterians of llarrlsburg have In
progress a protracted meeting and the
result so fur has been a fruitful revival
of religion in that city.
S. P. Purdy and D. C. Holt, .two
worthy young gentlemen of Harris-,
burg, have just returned from Portland
with diplomas from the Commercial
College, f ,
The young people of larriaburg are
making Jexlonyvo pniurathhisfora
school exhibition, which is to-be given
during the last week in this month.
II o arc authorised to announce that
lion. N. II. Cranor has accepted an
invitation to address the Harrisburg
Democratic Club on Saturday, March
0th.
Jas. S Grimes, Esq., who was some
weeks ago badly injured at that city,
by a team running oil, writes us that
he is fast recovering and will soon be
able to be about again on crutches,
ie desires, through our columns, to
return his warmest thanks to the peo
ple of Jarrisburg for j their kindness
toward him in his aflliotion.
From Ochoco. Geo. Millikcn, who
last Saturday arrived from Ochoco
(via the Dalles), states that the winter
in that section was much milder than
in other portions of Eastern Oregon,
and that the loss of stock has been com
paratively light. Jas. Klkins lost 7
head, but they were of the number
which he drove there from this Valley
late in the season am were In very
poor conditiou to withstand even an
ordinarily severe winter. Jas. II.
Doutbit and the remainder of the set
tlers had met with" little of" k .loss.
Out of 3,000 ""cattle belonging to Jo.
Teal, which wre wintering between
Ochoco and the Dalles, only about 100
head are reported lost; and from a band
of S00 which were kept in Tygh Valley
no serious loss is reported, though the
owner was compelled to feed them for
about two months. When Mr. M.
left Ochoco the snow had all disappear
ed and the hills were already covered
with a beautiful coat of young grass.
There had been no sickness In the Val-lt-y
during the winter, and settlers
were prosperous and in jubilant spirits.
Another One. That Enoch Arden
follow is becoming numerous. John
Wiley married and went to war; wm
supposed to have been killed at Spott
S3"lvanii, Va., In 18C2; his "Annie dar
ling" was "cheered up" after three
years' mourning by marrying Win.
Smith who, like Philip Ray, loved her
not wisely, but too Well, long before
Wiley married her. Years rolled on
and two little Smithses gamboled upon
the hearthstone and Wiley was scarce
remembered. A few days ago, howev
er, he turned up at th threshold of
S mi thr tool: a good squaro. oug. with
his wife, when Smith gave him $200 to
relinquish all claim to her, and the
H'ilay cuss pocketed it and strode off
for Colorado, a richer if not a happier
man. He says the Smith family arc a
trump.
Mrs. DrsiwAY lectured in this city
last Monday night to a good audience.
We were unable to be present but learn
that she attempted to make a Biblical
argument in favor or woman's right,
in which she gave Adam fits for per
mitting Eve to snipe him into eating
the forbidden fruit, and also soundiy
berated "that crusty old bachelor,"
Paul, for interdicting women's gab in
meeting and in public. She also boasted
of having "bossed" the State Temper
ance Convention, and asserted that she
had gained her point over the almost
united opposition of that body. She
virtually says that when she gets after
the men they don't amount to the dig
nity of a huckleberry in a bear's car.
- A "GitA3TLVPtRCnA.s El-Portland
is laboring through a horrible sensa
tion. The O. S. N. Co. last week sold
a lot of unclaimed freight at auction,
among which was a heavy box which
a merchant bought "on sight unseen,"
and when he took it to his house and
opened it be found therein the ghastly
corpse of a man,-carefully packed in
staX1egaCcrumptea" op, flesh" off of
face, and corpse in the last stages of
putrifaction. It now turns out that
the body is that of a man who was
hanged three years ago by vigilantes In
Idaho, and that it bad been shipped to
friends in California, but had lain in
the Portland wharf three years because
the steamboat freight was not paid.
Persoxai Mrs. Duniway, editor
of the New Northwest, paid us the
compliment of a call on Tuesday. She
seemed to be in a good state of preser
vation after her forensic tilt with Bros.
Driver, Cbnser, TFooden, et al, in the
State Convention and says she is
bound to get away with the next Ore
gon Legislature.
"When a woman wills she will,
You may depend on't;
And when she won't she won't
And that's the end on't."
At the Club. We were unavoida
bly kept from attending the Club meet
ing last Saturday evening, but under
stand that a fair audience, among
whom were several ladies, greeted
Judge Johns on that occasion, and that
his speech was fully appreciated. His
Honor has none of the elements of an
orator in his composition, but is a
close student and sound reasoner, and
his earnest and. truthful utterances
cannot fail of good effect.
That SoireE. Parrish IZall was
last Thursday night crowded with :the
de votees of Terpsichore, on the occasion
of the Soiree of the Albany Dancing
Club. The decorations of the hall were
truly elegant and beautifuly the music
was super jort and the, ladies and gen-:
'iiem'fasmoiiaryadd'apropVMtely'
dressed: The lub deserve great credit
for the successful management ; of , this
truly 'superb'aJe'DnentlyrAAe'
affair.
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Rev. C; Hi Mattoon, of Browns
ville'j ft'eanyaSsfng the Stte for means
to start a Baptist denominational . pa
per. He thinks he will hafe but, little
difficulty in - sejedrfng the ainount nec
essary. The paper will probably be
published in this city on entirely new":
materiaLanxllnshomce fitted ui hx
prssl y fir that ptirjfeiae?; Vi ,1?;
euvuijmsu jiwussioiB success,. I
mwfmsWB'SJ!. ..jyaagB;
v HOME AND ABROAD. ,
To-morrow tho Republican" precinct
meetings are to be held. V . . 3
Circuit Court for Linn county con
venes on the 25th Instant. . w,
The prisoners in the county Jail are
holding a protracted meeting. ;
lie had an Overland letter mall
yesterday.' Round the liewgag, r r;
" ll'o ' are told that Jlfrs. Jaw-akin
it lller will give us a lecture soon.. . ,-,
Our Lebanon readers will not forget
that Hon. N. II'. Cranor Is to address
them .to-morrow. . , , . . - , , t y . ,
We are Informed that Hon.' Goo. -R.
Helm had a good audience at Browns
ville last Saturday. . . .. . i
.Special meeting of Corinthian Lodge
No. 17, A. F. & A. M.', this eVeulug,
for work In F. C degree.
Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-;
newer does not color; but restores the
hair to Its natural color.
"'Wii went to press tod early last even
ing to give a report of the exercises of
the'Erodelphian Society.
We are informed that at Harrisburg
the flood , last . week was within 18
Inches as high as that of '02. ;
Ho understand thnt among other
things which Mrs. Duniway captured
at Salem was Sam Clarke's Garrison.
' There has lxen no butter In this
market for two weeks. The cows have
evidently Joined the "woman move
ment." ,
We havo Just heard of a country
school girl who defined a lady to bo "a
growed-up gal, that doesn't chaw gum
or cuis." . , - -
A large crowd witnessed the mar
riage of lion. J. J. Tompkins and Mrs.
LIsh In the M. li Church last Sabbath
evening.
Mrs. Carrie F. Young is to make a
temperance lecturing campaign
through Linn county, appearing at
Albany, March 13.
Remember that A. C. Jones, Esq.,
will address the Albany Democratic
Club to-morrow night. The ladles are
especially invited.
Mrs. Dtiniwny says there will bo sev
eral ladies in our next legislature, and
that they jyill hold the "naughty men"
level in that body.
HI- are requested to announce that
Dan. Gaby, Esq., will address the Sclo
Democratic Club on Saturday, Jarch
0th, at 1 o'clock I. r.
. Only $1 for tho Jicmornt for the
campaign nearly five months! Ye
gods! that is virtually giving the paper
away, wahln' and raendlu Included.
Campaign subscribers arc rolling In.
Let our agents remember that the one
who sends the largest list during the
campaign will reap the brightest lau
rels. . That fellow of our acquaintance who
sat down upon his wife's new bonnet
and sang "I'm sitting on the style,
Mary," has since been fitted with a tin
ear and a putty nose.
Two candidates have the sand to an
nounce their names through our col
umns thi week. Come on Jacdufl,
and damned be who first cries hold,
enough! tjhakpearc,
lie learn that some fourteen persons
united with tha Cumberland Presbyter
ian Church at Lebanon during the
protracted meeting carried on by Rev.
A. H. Sweeney last week.
Our handsome friend, Ol. Tompkins,
of Harrisburg, swapped jokes with us
last Monday. He says although Ix-ap
Year is on the tapis the girls seem to
forget that he Is in the market.
Our city is unconscionably dull and
as a consequence items are like angel's
visits, few and far betwixt. If you
don't believe it, try the newspaper bus
iness for one week and you'll know
how it Is yourself.
We are informed that Mrs. Duniway
attempted to Inject into the Temper
ance platform, adopted at Salem last
week, the resolution, "EcwAvcd, That
the strong-minded women are men to
all intents and purposes."
A five-year-old city boy, who had
been on a visit in the country, told his
mother how to . make butter: "You
jut-t take a long stick, with a cross at
the end of It, then you get a big tub;
and then you borrow a cow."
Charley JJealey has the best corps of
mechanics in the State, and as a con
sequence turns out tlx; most superior
work. Jis furniture, home or custom
made, is always to be relied on. Go
and see his full stock of furniture.
. .An elegant young gentleman of our
city was last Monday morning discov
ered to have several long hairs clinging
to his Sunday vest but his eye looked
like somebody had punched a finger In
it for his impertinence, and we guess
she did. ------
Geo. 'Masten, Esq., " one,, of Linn
county's' respected citizens, left this
"city with his family during the week,
Intending to take up his future resi
dence at Steilacoom, Washington Ter
ritory. We wish him the best of for
tune in his new home. : r,
' Hank 3endenhalI wouldn't bo em
braced by a fellow who was tight, but
pushed him off the sidewalk. The
fellow had Hank arrested, for assault
on his clean clothes, but. the .'Recorder;
didn't see it in those specs, and so
liank is cock o' the walk. -. . J '
To any one who will send us ten ad
vance paying subscribers for the cam
paign, at $1 each, we will give the Dem
ocrat free for one year. This is the
best chance for an individual to get
three dollars' worth of straight Democ
racy, free, that we know of.
' Fred. Hill caught a live reptile 6t the
scorpion species last week, in this city,
and put him in a bottle of alcohol) He
wrestled mightily with King "Alcohol,
but after a few minutes was compelled
to give up the ghost. What a power
ful text this would furnish for a Tem
perance lecture!,; . . .. r 3
..Mark Twain says that reporting "on
a newspaper is the best school in the
world to obtain a knowledge of human
beings human nature and human
ways. To maintain tliis' declaration,
he states that while reporter he "break
fasted almost every morning with the
governor,, dined with the principal
clergyman and slept tin the station
house," " T
Little Ltltt, daughter of Demas
Beach and wife of tms city,t:died. last
Tuesday, of inflammatory rheumatism.
She was astudeEt 'of Albany College,;
and as a mark of respect to. her. mem
ory the school was closed yesterdayi
and all of the members attended the'
funeral. ,The parents and friends have
our sincerest, sympathy in their Bad
affliction, j ,
SYRACUSE DEMOCRATIC: CLUB,
Editor Democrat:
s i In pursuance of notice In tho Demo
crat the Syracuso Democratlo Club
held a meeting at Allphln's school
house for tho purpose of effecting a
a permanent organization. The meet
lng was called to order by W. P. Fur
low in the cnalr.
By a vote the present Chairman and
Secretary were elected as permanent
olllcers of tho club.
The committee on by-laws and rco
lutlons reported the following, which
were adopted:
BT-I.AW.
Int. Tho etortiun of PiuniJent, whin duty
It uliiill b to ralilo Kt tho mcetliii;" uf I be
Club tor the urmas ot irvicrvlng ordur and
tmnnotlnf bunineim.
2ml. The oleotioii of it Pcornlarr. whono du'.,r
It bll bo to keep a full mill oi inplrle rroord of
Uiu prouvxllngi of (ho Club, nii'l lao lo net n
CurronpniiillnK Secretory, when tirflry to
oorreKponil with other lJcmooriitic C'liiba of thit
cnuiity when called upon for Information.
Hrd. Tu nppoiut a eotiiiiiltti'O to procure mlt
ablo ppaekera U e.ddrei tlie Club at 111 Mcral
inoetlngK.
4 t!i . If at any time It (houtd become needful
tu raiae funda lor the ttlub, a Tn nniinT ahull tie
appointed tu ki-rp an-t tlUpoae uf audi funda. In
tliu manner ordured by the Ulub, aud who ahull
luuke report thereof.
naaoi.t'Tiojta.
Rtmlrrd. Hint w. aa It tn 'crt, have an
abiilmj fititli in the Cnnatitullot. of the United
2tntri, aa our fnthrra made It; that labile we
feel bound to yii-ld otHMlluime to what la termed
thelltb and lith Amrmlineiita. which liuve
hern annexed to the Oonntitution by foroe and
fraud, yet we hope to live to ace llieio expund
therefrom aa (bay ahould be.
UemitveU. That the time honored principle" uf
tho Doinocralio party, whlt-b rarried thia gov
ernuiutit through a Ion;; period of peace and
proaetlty, ar the principle" which w l'.e to
honor and rheriah, and aliall uiibettatlnj;ly
aupport while left free to do at.
A'r, That tho only "New pepartnra"
we aball favor or maintain la the departure of
the present corrupt offioinle of the national gov
ernment from power, place and pntroou.-e.
JUtutrnl, That we are oppoae I to all interfer
ence bv the military iowr over the olril riulit"
of the Htatea ; thia far only aro we in lavor of
any paarive policy.
Those wishing to become members
of tho club were Invited to enroll their
names, and a considera hie number cutne
forward and signed the roll. m
The committee having secured Mr,
John J. Whitney as a speaker, be was
then introduced aiufdnt enthunlaie
cheering and proceeded to address the
club in iiMDeech of rou.-ddcrahle length,
which for sound logic and arguuienta
tiveUfHs wo have scurcely heard equal
led. The IsMiies upon which hechoso to
address the club were the suHpcnslott of
the writ of habeas eat pus in the
Southern States,: the present nutlouat
banking system, protective tariff, V.
S. 5-20 bondi tho manner of their
contraction and payment and lat, but
not least, the semi-issue in the Demo
cratic party, more familiarly ami joi
ularly known as the "pa-nolve jHHey."
li'c have often heard the war between
capital and labor dIcuMcd or argued,
but never in such a loglcul ami conclu
sive niAtincr as upon this occasion, and
we might write In the same xtralu of
eulogy upon tho several dlflVrent top
ics of which the speaker treated, as at
tested by tho applause and general
god feeling of the utidlcncc, which
was by far the largest that has assem
bled at any political meeting In this
precinct for number of years.
On motion, a vote of thanks was ex
tended Mr. ll'hitney.
Messrs. . Farewell and E. M. Mil
ler were appointed a committee to pro
cure a suitable speaker for the next
meeting.
On motion, It was ordered that these
proceedings W furnlahed the Dfcaio
' chat for publication,
j On motion thir meeting then od
j Journed to meet SaturJay, March 10th,
I at 1 o'clock i'. M.
A. P. MlU.F.R, Sec'y.
cnmilDiMOciATio cltjb.
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1 J Sand Uwgr, Feb. 21, 1S72.
J-Alilor Democrat:
The Democracy" of Center Precinct
met pursuant to previous notice to or
ganize a Democratic Club. The house
was called to order by appointing I
Stimon Chairman, and W. Huston,
Secretary, pro t'rtn. The Chairman
stated tn object of the meeting in a
few short but appropriate remarks.
On motion, thfj? chair appointed J.
W. Fronk, J. W." Oilmore and G. I
Skinner a committee to draft resolu
tions and by-laws for the government
of the club, to report at next meeting.
The club then proceeded to the elec
tion of permanent officers which re
sulted as follows: , J. W, Fronk, Presi
dent; J. W. (ill more, Vice President;
W. Huston, Recording Secretary; L.
Stimson, Corresponding Secretary.
At the request of several gentlemen
present Mr.John Harper came forward
and addressed the meeting in a short
but well-timed speech, f wherein he
warned Democrats to be watchful and
nominate none but true and tried
Democrats for office. These sentiments
were heartily endorsed by all present.
On motion, the minutes of the meet
ing were ordered to be forwarded to the
State Rights Democrat with a re
quest that they be published. ,
On motion, the club adjourned to
meet on Saturday, March 2nd, at 2
o'cloak p. m., at which time a full at
tendance is requested of all the Demo
cratic voters in this precinct. . .
WALTER HU6T0X, Secretary.
Candidates. We, direct the at
tention of the Democratic voters of
Linn' to the card of R. A. Pollard, of
Franklin Butte Precinct, announcing
himself as a candidate. fpr Sheriff ; also
to the card of J. L. Jlfiller, of Scio, an
nouncing himself as a candidate for
Assessor both of them'subject to the
decision of our coming County Con
vention. These gentlemen have adopt
ed the true mode of bringing their
names before the people, and as their
Democracy Is of the orthodox . stripe
they will surely meet with favorable
consideration. Nextl
DKOwkED. Hon. II. L. Brown' in
forms us of a sad accident which occur
red near Brownsville one day last
week. A little girl aged about three
years, daughter of John Cunningham;
in playing about the yard fell into a
ditch of running water, and when res
cued by her mother life was so nearly
extinct that all efforts to resuscitate
her were unavailing.
Gov, durry, in a lecture at Portland
last Tuesday evening, stated that the
Pacific Fur Company established a
trading post in 1812 (60 years ago) iri
the vicinity of where the town of Hal
sey notf stands, in this county and
that a Jlfr. Halsey, of John Jacob Asj
tor's expedition -was the founder of
said trading post. This is news' to ye
oldest inhabitant hereabouts.
A tcmperanco Democrat, n a, solu
tion of the liquor license question, sug
gests to us that at : the next election
there shall be doubtly an many tickets i
as either party ehall require one-half
for and tho other half against license
so that wo may learn by popular vote
the voleo o the people of Linn county
upon this' question, and submit such
decision to the consideration of tho
next Legislature.
S. A. Clarke, editor of the Salem
Statesman, celebrated his "China Wed
ding" last Friday evening as he and
his Wife had been married 20 years. A
large number of friends visited them
during the evening and brought many
valuable and appropriate presents.
Such an epoch Is truly a golden mo
ment In the Ilfo of nn editor, and we
extend our fraternal congratulations to
our brother quilllst.
MARRIED.
TOMPKINS LISH At tho M. K. Chapel,
In thia t ity, on Fabbalh evening, l'b. 25, by
Krv. O. W. 8hnw, lion. J J. Tomphlna, of Ida
ho City, and Mra. ft. E. Liah, of thia city.
. We have received lite very aubalautial coinpll-
tnonta of the newly united devoleoa of Ilymea,
and extend to them our warmeat eongrutula
tiona. They will In few dnya atart for their
home to Idaho, followed by ibo beat wlabef ef
hoata of frlouila. i
TUIltUTi: OF KKMl'KCT.
At a muvting of tho member of the Krodel.
phUd Huciety the following praainbla and rco
lutiont were unmilmoualy adoptod I
: Wr.HKa. It bath floated Ahuiuhlr Ood in
Ilia uiyaterioua provirlcoco to remove from earth
l.t'i.t; i;KACU, a loved member of thia Hocicty
Th roforo be it
lltiulrej, Tlat wo have toat an ealeeraud and
faithful member, and Ibut we alixll ever Uc plore
tbia ao (treat nrtlirtion, aent hy Hint who dotth
all t li in ir well, and (hut it ahall bo a wanting
to u, who are etlll enKaed in tbo parauit ol
knowledge, of the brevity uf human life.
.'... .C Tii it i" l ow in aubmibiaioii to the
will of our lliravcoly Father, and when we
ronai ler the lovely life of our aiater and ber
bappy and f e.tcelul death, we can not but ex
claim In the liti;uK of aeriptura, "O iH-nth.
wbnrd ia thy aling, V grave, where la thy vic
tory ?' . .......
UnnlttJ, That we will atrlee to meet our
aiater beyond the river of death, where lnv,.-d
one are never aeparaied, aud friendabip'a tie
are I ever broken.
Ilrti.ltrd, That our lt!ndet aympathiea are
with lha family of the deeeaked, and all ber
frienda, hoping that iod may comfort I hi la in
(natatnini! ao aad a b-aa, and that it may alimo-
late ua tu atr;ve the mure earnest! to gain the
eourta or iinmortalilv.
ltrthH, That to better how our reatieet for
our ib palled ai.ler, while living, and l exhibit
tb remembrance in wbtcn ber memory ia bold,
a eopy of thc.e reaulufona lie pieaeutcd Ut the
Albnny papera f.r f ub icatiuo. and a!ao to tbe
family of tbe Ue-d. .
KHOKKLMIIAX SOCIETY.
Alhaoy. Feb.21, 1872.
THE LOST CITY ;
Oil
CHICAGO
AS IT WAS AND AS IT IS.
V11I5T0RV OF THE tilt EAT CHICAGO
fire. Truthful and accurate. A vivid
anJ detailed account of the moat terrible calam
ity that ha ever tefallec th elviliiH world.
Mnrtlmj incident. "Hair breadth Vapct."
The fearful ravag of the Fire Fiend. The
reign of Terror. Profnaely and beautifully il
!u.trted, including vicwa of tbe cty before and
aii.ee tbe fire, anil aablimely trund in it ruim.
Order wilt be ftiled and received. Tbe falel
a. Ilinj bouk ever M by amenta. Read $1 for
caovaa!ug outfit and recere an Agency itntae
dttiiely. A geut a!o wanted for
WONDERS OF THE YORLD.
One Tbottaaod llluatration. eoupriaing (tart
linf ccnc. interesting incident and wonderful
evanul in all Couotriea and 'n"r all I'a-'ple.
A. v DaNcnorr & co
n!7w". Saa rranciaco, CaL
N K W A I V E IIT IS K M EST8.
MRS I MRS I IX' ISM !
rpilF. It ion EST PP.ICE PAID IX CASH
X for all kinda of For. b
v7n2ntf DI.AIN, TOUNO & CO.
MOl.TAI HA 1,91.
TO TnB AIFLICTED WITH COUGHS,
Colda, or Liver Complaint, tbe Ilalm i
invaluable aa many I ave been restored by it
parity log effect on the yJem, many who havo
been railed incurable. Iteecmmcndcd by many
of tba pbyalclana of tbo country, and fur aale
by all ltruggiat. Prepared and (old bv
v7n:o.u. S. K. RAVMOXD.
DOW IT (.OIuM
C. B. COMSTOCK & CO.
Ilave on hand a Urge amount of
CIIOICi; SEtl) WHEAT!
Of every variety, which they offer for aalo at
greatly reduced price.
7n24tf. WM. S. XEWBUkY, Agent.
JOB WAGON-
II
A VINO PURCHASED THE INTEREST
of U. W. Young in tho
DELIVEUY ItL'tilXESM,
I am prepared to do any any and all kind of
job on abort notice and with quick diapatch.
Term reasonable. Package delivered to any
part of tho city.
Look ont for tho bag learn and Job Wagon.
7n22tf. A.N.ARNOLD.
FEED! FEED 1 1 FEED I! !
C. 13. COMSTOCK & CO.
Have on hand a .
LARGE LOT OF BRAN !
Alao a large amount of
OKOI FEED 1
Made from Pure Wheat, which they offer
for aale at reatunahla rate.
r7u25tf WM. 8. NEWBURY, Agent
, . V. S. .11 All H,! . ::.
Trf-Weekly Slagc ,JLine!!
THE UNDERSIGNED IS NOW RUNNIN3
a tri weekly ttago from Lebanon to Albany,
carrying the V. 8. Alailr. leaving lAibanon, ev
ery Monday, Wedneiday and Friday mornings,
and returning, leave Albany at 2 o'clock p. v.
of aiiid dnya.
Paeaenger called for in any part nf tho ctty.
Package and light freight punctually delivered
at low rule. '. All buincs entrusted to me will
be promptly attended to. W. ii. D0NACA.
Lebanon, Feb. 16. v7n28tf.
' NEW, FAMILY GROCERY ,
.' ' OUfi AND- 5 J J
PltOViSION STORE i
JOII1V SCHMEER
Cor. First V Ellaworth Stf . Albany, Or.,
- -: - ,' .. -
. Eeeps oonstintly on hand ii comrjlete assorts
ment of .
Grocerie and VoreetaDlos!
, l I French and Fancy Candiek!
Wines and Canned Fruits !
Cigars, Pipes and Tobacco
And everything else to be found In a first hlais
Retail Family Grocery and Notion Establish
ment. "Live and let live," is my , motto, and
shall be the aim of my manner of dealing with
customer. Call Add see meY
v7n27yl. ' JOHN SCHMEEIt.
ALL PERSONS OWING ON SUESCRIP.
tion or bote on acoonnt of railroad oomplo.
tion to" Albany please eall and aetr',e irnmedlatoi
'J. . - V BEN' HOLLADAY.
7ne tf. o .-. - . B, j, Fofte,. -
w
00L 8HAWLS, LO'.TQ AND SQUARE,
rum anu rmpea jpr sale by waKEL-
eh
ADVEKTI8HMENTS
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E. D. WHITLOW & CO.,
Importers and Dealers in
FURNITURE!
UpXtQlsterT &QQLst
First Ft., S doer below Conner's Bank,
AlallAXY, On EGO.,
Keep eontantly on band for salo
iBlflrk Uolnnt Parlor and fbambtr SfU!
Painted Chamber Sets!
Dining-Boom Fnnitmr)!
Citcben Furniture of All Kinds!
SOFAS.
LOUNGES.
Sl'KINO MATRE8SE3.
1'L'LIT KLUEKA BEDS,
TABLES.
BEDSTEADS.
ROCKING CIIAIES,
STANDS.
BCKEAVS.
WHATNOTS."
BRACKETS,
U00K CASES.
SECRETARIES.
. DESKS.
ETC., ETC.
UPHOLSTERING
In all Us branches. Orders filled with prompt
ness and diapatch.
COFFINS MADE TO ORDER.
Repairing and Mannfaactarlng
. . Done to Order.
5ZrAll our work warranted. tESi
Givo us an' Early Call and Examine
our Stock.
a"Onod delivered to any part of tho etlr.-tj
7n27tf. J5. D. WHITLOW 4 CO.
CALL AT THE CASH STORE
lie CIIEADLE & co.;
WHERE "WE WILL SELL TOC GOODS
at prices that eannot fail to suit all de
airing Good Bargains for Cash or Produce i
. ' "' a '-.
BRIXO ON YOUR EGGS I
WE WILL PAY 38 TO SO Ct). PER
dosan for all that may be offered, in cash
or trade, till further notice. .
List of Prices at Cheadlo & Co's i
POWDER hide, No.' 1, fb. 62i cts.
SHOT All sixes, hy sack, S lb, IS cts.
LEAD Bars, 1$ lb. It et.
COFFEE W lb, 2 ets.
TEA $ lb, 87 et.
SALARAJUS-a lb,.i2,ctlL '
CREAM OF TARTAR M fi, SO ctsi
SODA -p lb, 12J eta.
STARCH lb, 161 cts.
;i . . . . ,R. CilEADLE & .
Albany, Feb. 14, 1872. n27m3.
HUNTER'S GRAIN SEPARATOR.
rounds, Woodcock & co,
PROPRIETORS MD MANUFACTURERS,
1 JUNGION CITY.
PRICfi REDUCED TO FIFTY DOLLARS l!
I" T RECEIVED FIRST PREMIUM At THE
State Fair of 1870. Orders promptly filled
and Machines forwarded to any point on. the
Railroad. Address
BOUNDS, WOODCOCK & CO,
n24m:i Janctlon City.
FERRY NOTICE. i
TV? UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO". IK
form tho publio that ho will hereafter reg
ularly rut Grav'a Ferry on the road loading
from 4efferaon to Scio -and respectfully inrite
the vatronatro of the traveling public. The fer
ry boat will be kept in good repair and under
the. care, o esperieneed and earefnl ferry
nss. . . A. GRAt, Prop'r. .
A V V K RT 1 S EM KN T 8 .
THE GEEAT
BLOOD PURIFIER.
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An Isfainbl BLOOD rtmttrwKM, po
log rare Tome and mkmvixk propertkr .
a certain euro for BtatKl'siaTiam. eMtvr
Mr.uaiALXiiA. and all kindred Dlaeaaee,
It completely restores the syatem when m
paired by 'diaeaas, nriye tQe action of th
KIDWT mmt ttSSSITAf. OSCAM, n&Im
rally etire scaaoruLA. salt msiKva.
and all tatrrivE mm trvwAyatovm Dla
eaaee, gtreo Immediate and pennaaeot relief
In tavarcrarA, EsiTanKiA. Tomorv.
Boils, Scald Bead, tlcer and Bona; eradi
cates from tbe system all trace) of Uarrcartal
Disease,
It is naiLT vccKTastc. Mo mdo
front an hnb found Indigenous In ciifi
It Is tberefore peculiarly suitable for us by
females and Children, a miAtom frvmi
ruaaaaaiMViTea.
Fer Sale by all D'rucelat'.
CDIR0TON. MOtTCTTCS k COi
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B29 and fi31 Market ktceet.
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W. II. KUHN & CO.,
DEALERS IX
IIOiST Sc STEEL 1
Springs, lilts, Thimble Sitim, etc
Also, a well selected stock of
Wasron r17iiiilcr-!
Spolet, flult, Bent Rim. SJiaJU,
. Pules, Hickory Jxlet tf-c.
FARMERS' and ME CH A1WCS1
TOOLS
consisting or
ANVILS. VICES. BELLOWS. HAMMERS. HATCH
ETS. SLEDGES. SAWS. PLANES.
CROSS-CUT AND MILL. HA ITS J
Together with a larjre Assortment of
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
Sturo in Montcitb's Firs-Proof brick.
next door to Jilain, loungs co.
W. H. KCHN A CO.
Albany. Jan. 13, 1S71 nS2yl.
WILLA3IETTE
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
IJR0M AND AFTER DATE UNTIL FUR
. ther notice, the Company wiil dispatch a
boat from Albany to Cereallis on TUESDAY
and FRIDAY of each week. .
Also will diapatch a boat from Albany for
Portland and intermediate place on same days,
leaving Comrtock k Co' wharf.
Fare at reduced rate. J. D. BILES,
Deo. 16,1871. Agent.
ALBANY BATH HOUSE I
mnE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECt
L fully inform the citizens of Albany and vi
cinity that be has taken charge of this Establish
ment, and, by keeping clean rooms and payins
strict attention to business, expects to Suit all
those who may favor biin with their patronage i
Having heretofore carried on netting but '
First-Class Hair Dressing aloohSj
he expect to give entire satisfaction to alt.
erChlldien and Ladies' Hair neatly, hut
and (hampooed. JOSEPH WEBBER.
v3n33tf.
NEW SHAVING SALOON.
THREE DOORS WEST dF CONNER'S BAN K
. First Street, Albany
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED A
neat and elegant Shaving Paloon dc it door
to Cronse' Saloon, and respectfully inritS the
patronage of the public. Shop oped at all times;
v7o27tf. ' IIAIL BACkENSTOi
THE Jusur .
BAIN WAGON!
CELEBRATED
JJECOGNiZEB1 EVERYWHERE AS A.
FIRST CLASS FARM WASON.
No other Wagon has a Home reputation cttol
to "Baln'1 inake, and it is the only , wagon that
has been Mted and khowh td stand tbia climate.
In a word it is made of tho &et materials and 'a
the' best finished wagon that boines td this m ar
ket. - - - ' "
We havb different style of nounds and Breach,
P'ateht da. (so balled) included
BLAIN, YOUNG A CO.
voneS" v AgenU at t:bany.
SBMJIOSS.
In the Circuit Co&rt of ifo State ,of
Oregon jor Jjinn fjounjy. .
. Jenny (frubb, Plaintiff, vs. fjaswell M. Grubb,
Defendant.-. ... -: --: .
To Caswoll II. Gtubb, th above-named De
fendant. . .. .. , . A.-
In the name of the EVate of Ore eon, you are
hereby required to ap pear and answer tbe eom
ptdittt in the above-r .milled suit now on file with
the fJlerk or sala Court, on or before tne tourtn
Monday ef Mnrc'a, A. D. 1872, at Albany, in
said county, ami you are further notified that if
yon fail to ap-ar and answer said complaint,
tbe plaintiff will apply to said Court fur the re
lief preyed in the complaint. The objeet of this
suit in ta obtain a decree of divorce from said
defend ant, on the ground of drunkenness", ernel
and inhuman treatment, failure to provide for
plai ntiff, and tbe cere and custody of the chil
dren and for alimony, eto. - j ;
Published by order of Hon. B. F. Bonbam,
Judge of sid Court, made at chars ber this 3rd
day of Februaay. 1872.
r , cBssoiVETS Smith, H;
n27w(5.1 ' y ' Atfs for Pl'ff. ;
CLOTSING AND BOOTS AND SHOES
s fine aaeortmeet very low by WHEELER
at SIIEPP,
1
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lav
A 1) V K Rt 1 a E 31 K T S .
TUB 1TET7 FOOD.
S?Hf
ut. r
PES
She
; )X Foi5 t isvf cents you can tray
of your Grocer? or Druggist a
package of SEA 1I0S3 FAEINE
aade froia pure Irish Hoss or
Carrageen, which will mako
sixteen quarts cf Blanc Mange,
and alike quantity cf Puddings
Custards, Creams, " Charlotte
Busse, &c. It is tho cheapest,
healthiest and most delicious
food in the world. It makes a
splendid Dessert, and has no
equal as a light and delicate
food far Invalids and Children. ,
v 4
A Glorious Change ! I
Tl!tl GREAT WORLD'S T03ilC.
Plantation Bitters.
Thia wonderful regetable re
utoratire is the bet-aiicbor of
tbe feeble and debilitated. A a
tonic and cordial for tbe aged
and languid, it lias no equal
aknong stomachics. As a remedy
for the nervous weakness to
Which women are especially sub
iefct, it is superseding every other
stimulant. In all climates, tropi
cal, temperate, or frigid, it -acts
as a specific in every species of
tlitorder which nndermines tho
bodily strength and breaks down
the animal spirits. For sale by
all druggists.
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID- .
QUICK CURES ASD 3I0DEEATE CHARGES.
DO. T. K. DOnEBTT'fl
PRIVATE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE i
fsK. 19 Sacramcato Street, corner
of Leideadorn fctreet, (a few doors -below
What C'beer IIouc.
Private Entrance en
r t ' LeHesdorff street,
San i'rancio.
Ettablithti txprtmlj to afford i wflivtid found
. sural tcimtiie medicul aid i tl treatment
mmd cere of all Private and Ciro-
' ie Jtioteuem, tan of Otcre-
ej and mil Sexmat
: Disorder.
TO TIIE AFFLICTED.
DR. W. K. liOHEHTY RETCKKti UIS BVf
eere thank to hie nameroua patirBl fur'
irjeir patronage, and would take th: opportuniiy
to remind theia that be eontinnes to eonaalt at his
Inatitota for tbe enra of ebronie dtaeaae of tbo
Lung. Liver, Kidneys, Digestive and Uenito-Uri-nary
Organs, and all private diseases, vis : Syph
ilis in aU its forms and stages. Seminal Weakness,
aad all the horrid eunaeqaoiceaof aelf-abaae. God
orrbosa. Gleet, Strietaree, Koetnrnat aad Diarnal
emisaiotis. Sexoai Debility, iJiaeaacs of the Bach
and Loin, Inflammation of tbe Kindlier aad Kid
neys, etc., et aad be hopes that his long experi
ence and snceessfa! practice Wiil continue to insure
him a share of public patronage. . By the practice
of many years in Europe and tbe United State,
he i enabled to apply tbe most efficient and sne
cessfnl remedies against diseases of ail kinds. 1 lie
sees no aiereary, charges moderate, treat his pa
tients in a correct and honorable way, and baa
references of eraqaeftionable veracity from men.
of kaowa respectability and high standing in aoci
ety. AU parties consulting him by letter rotber
wif e, will receive tbe best and gentles treatment,
ana implicit secrecy. .
. To Females.
When a female is in trouble, or a&Hcted with
disease, as weakness of the back and limbs, paia
in tbe bead' dim nee of sight, loss of ro uscuia r
power, palpitation of tbe heart, irritability, aet
Toasnees, extreme urinary difficulties, derange
ment oT digestive fnnetioas, generrl debility , va
ginitis, all disease ot tbe womb, hysteria, Sterili
ty, and all other disease peculiar to female shot
should go or write at once to the celebrated femaler
doctor, VT. K. Doherty, at hie Medical IrasrUate
and consult him about ber trouble and disease.
The Doctor is effecting more cures thaa any ether
physician ia the State of California. Let b fal4r
delicacy prevent you, bnt apply immediately and.
save yourself from painful sufferings aad prema
ture death. Ail Married Ladles whoa delicate
health or other circumstances preveat aa ineraasa
iu their fauilies, should write or call at Dr. K
Doberty's Medical Institute, and they will receivoi
every possible relief and help. - The Doctor's offi
ce are so arranged that he eaa be eonxuited with
out fear of obeervatioa. . , - '
To Correspoudents. .
; Patient reeiding ia any part of the State.. how
ever distant, who may desire the opinion, and. ad
vice of Dti Doherty in their respevtive-eesea, and
who think proper to submit a written statement of
such, in preference to holding a personal interview,
are respectfully assured that their co in Bumiee tiona
will be held most a acred. '
If the case be fully and candidly described, per
sonal communication will be unnecessary aa in
structions for diet, regimen, and the gensod treat
ment of the ease (including tbe remedies;, wifl be
forwarded without delay, and in such- ay manner a
to eonvey no idea of the purport of the rotter or
parcel so transmitted. Consultation hy letter er
otherwise, pres. Permanent euro guaranteed or
no par- Address, W. K. DOHERTT, M. D-i
. - San Franoisco, Califarcia.
' . . Spermatorrhea. "
V'i. DoBEnrr has just published an imeortant
pamphlet embodying liisown views and experieaeea
in relc tion to Impot enee or Virility, being a short
treatise en Bperma coiThoea or Seminal Weakness
Nervous and Physical Debility eoageeaent on thia
affection, and ot'oer diaeases of tbo Sexual Organs.
Ihis little work contains information of the ut
most value to all. whether married or single, and
will bo sent FREE by mail oa receipt of six centa
in postage stamps for return postage. -,
Address, W. K. DOHERTT. M. D..
' vJn38tf ' ' ' - San Francisco, CaK
BEER! BEER!!
ALBANY BREWERY
CHASi KIEFEU, Pro'r.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST ERECT KT
a new and firat-olasa . r -
.. . . . - . ...... T '
Oil firoid allbin between First Street
. and the River, . .
' -. And is prepared to fnrnisn ' '
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
i . i xitp ..
P R I V A T E F AMI U! E
i : ON SHORT KOTICEI
ill Orders DeliTtrei Wbemer Desired
.; He Werranta his ,
MADE OF TKE CIST f."tEFa!ALS,
f ' . ' . .-ASH"-;' -
PERFECTLY PUTnY I
He ia confident he e&n give entire latisfactlon kt,
... aU..