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AGENTS FOR THE STATE EIGHTS DEMOCRAT.
Ashland Twtac Miller.
Brownsville J. M. Moroni.
Corvallix W. J. Robertson.
Canyon City Tho. Howanl.
"lCupone J- J. Walton, Jr.
Gasshiw-fr Matthew l-'oimtJiin.
llarrisburg Sum. May & H. II. lloli.
Jellerson llanioy Waterman.
Jacksonville J- li- Neil.
IiCbanon W. S. Klkins.
La Grande E. S. .VoComns.
Portland V. II. Wort & Co.
Peoria ..Jacob Thompson.
Pen.Ueton J. H. Tinner.
Jloseburg....: T. J. Kent.
Hclo .Dan. Uaby & Oeo. Christie.
Kiilom -15. K. Urown.
The Dalles
Walla Walla......
Yakima, W. T...
.A. H. Ferguson.
N. T. Caton.
E. P. Uoyles.
THE GS0U5D-E0GS IS COUNCIL.
(Xtk. Fottowinc i Zdl's description of the
Marmot, or tlmuuU-llog: Thvro nro several
peoii-s. characterised by a larjru, thick, ilppi-uss-c.l
b...!y. ruJimenti-.r.v check ponchc. rudimen
tary thumb, armed with a Jiiull. fl.it nail. nul
naked sole, Can't you recognize tht chairman
of Saturdav's Ground-llo,' Couvcutiun in this
picture? En. 1km. They as tlio whiter in
a ctute of tnrtor. concealed in deep hoi.-, the
piiiranoa of whu-li tliv ct.ise with a biviii of
dried nis. Tbcv live in societies :d aro
rasilv (j.wu', fepeti.illy by "IV-sums". Tiny
are 15 to 13 inches to tho tail which" is b.us
iialf as Ions, as tlic hoa.l anl boily. Color vnry
injr from blnek all over to gritxled above, and
Viitflit ci cstnut red beneuii; tho fett a! wax
Hack or dark brnwn. Tbey of sen make crvat
havoc in fields cf cl-vcr, upoa .which tiu-y de
light to feed.)
On I.art Saturday the Ground-Jogs
of Linn were able to see the shadow of
their tails for the first time in two
years, and so they came out upon our
streets and sported in an imaginative
Held of clover with huge delight. A
veteran grunter who burrows away up"
in "The Forks," and who is of a pecul
iarly Jroir:i color and lias a skaSug
rink, on the top of his head, whisked
his na'rrafive merrily in the chops of
a massive Lebanon porker who is call
ed "George" and an Albany-bred and
trim-looking "Simpson" s!ioe of Su
perior blood.
Tho Court IIouso beins a nlace re-
culiarly redolent of clover, the pJarfal
Jarmotlv pan? trotted squer-iinglv in
that direction in the early afternoon,
anvil vrr Jtonn seen assembled i'-l a
i :.. . :n:,irr iinTt
IIUHU 11 lllU V.wik l"x.,f riuni0
uprfeht upon their haunches andgalng ! o-l handsome premiums for the exl.ibi
through a panfomime for.a of organiza- j ,,f th(,so ar,i,-,tS uIH,n "hU h Uny
tion, doubtless jtvitii the design of mak- flight. The farmer, stock rais
ing a concerted raid t:iK:i the court t r mechanic are wjuutly well re
house "clover" at an earlv da v. After member'l, and the lovers o. tin- turf
a simultanious grunt from about a dnz-1 1V- a manir.cent fent otfered for
en of the most prominent Marmots, a ; their palates-there being nearly threr
very
sleek, well-fed, w;s-j lookiiig
Groimu-IIog who is familiarly called
"Dave" by the boy?, climbed into a
chair in front of the mass of porcincs,
and, with a grunt of inanife-.-t satisfac-
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p:cuous and less knowing allow ers
what the fuss was. ail about
7e saU
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rear being gobbled up by a power, til
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land of wirew'l "l ossums " wmte the
poor Ground-IIogs (of whieli he wus
then the honorable President:) vere
compelled to harrow in their barren
holes and subsist only uin .tic!i sean-
ty provender as was a-.fidetit!y left out
o' nights by ti:e well-fed "Possums."
At t!i:s juncture a groan of anguish
cmeusted frcjpi the empty stonir-.t-iis of
the porkers, but whether it was be-
cause the harrangn; of titeir flatulent
chief was becoming irk onie or t'.iut
liis remarks had reminded them so for -
' cibly of their hopeless condition, we
conuot say. At any rate he subsided,
and the porkers proceeded to select
their leaders in the raid up ui thi otii-
ial clover field. Five hungry an 1
.gaum loosing snoies were sc-ieeif-u to
make a raid on tne Legislative clover;
.and then,"an;id sundry sopueals, groans
and grunts and a lively amount of tail-
whisking, a band was organized to
endeavor to gobble up tne" ciover in
our own county and get to cover with
a. I r a. T im- 1. . VI .1: !
the robbery. A short-haired young
"Hogue" was selected fcom a band of
three "runts" who offered themselves,
t 1 I i .. ,1.,. 1 . . . . . C . ! . .
luuiuu.uenwwuMUHrw
court house at all hazards. A good-
natured Albany burrower, who has
heretofore had much itching for the
clover in the little fields of the city,
was chosen by an unanimous squeal
(save one dissenting grunt) to capture
the strong-box of the court house in
- which is supposed to be much spoil.
The veteran grunter from "The Forks"
whisked his tail defiantly in the snouts
of all competitors, and trotted off with
Ida commission empowering him to
take possession of the keys to the
court house and jail. The leaner
"takes" vretQ apportioned among the
-Ground-Hogs without much contro
versary, after which ih3 eminent pork
er who filled the chair arose from his
Thaunches, and, with a- majesterial
wave of his tail, told them to "git," at
which they went golloping off to their
respective holes, doub.less with the
delusive hope that they would soon be
reveling in the rich clover of the Linn
-county offices. But if "hope deferred
. maketh the heart sick," the "gizzards
of these Ground-Hogs will be in a ter
rribly turblant state after the June elec
tion,, when they find that the wise
and careful Possums are still in charge
of the keys and gates of the clover
.fields of Linn.
The CAXAii asd Locks. Col. Teal
informs us that the Locks at Oregon
City will positively be completed -by
the flrsfrof January next, and he says
that the Company will offer to turn
!them over to the State immediately
.fter their completion, by the payment
of the actual cost of their construction.
"We believe-that the only secure means
of keeping them from being bought
and owned by the Railroad King is for
'"the State to become possessed of them
at the earliest possible moment. The
people's interest in this respect will
m4fer be securely guarded until these
Xoeks are placed entirely out of the
Teach of that moneyed influc nee which
as gradually but surely fastening its
giant hold upon the throat of our
jroung and struggling commonwealth.
E. B. Puedom, the man who ''claim
ed to have done more to defeat Judge
Powell two years ago thau any one
else, is the Ground-Hbg candidate for
Omnty Treasurer. Whether it was
gratitude of hi3 party for the defeat of
. Powell which secured Purdom's. nomi
' nation we are ool adviseuV -
That TitocEssrox. An Albany di
patch to tho Portland dailies, hint Fri
day, on the occasion of Unmet t and
inison's discussion here, says; "Mr.
Wilson was met at the depot and es
corted to his hotel by a largo crowd of
frbnds and admirers." Tho telegraph
operator at this plaeo la a friend of
ours, and we would not for the world
attempt to Impeach his veracity, but
we do claim that ho looked at that
procession jthrough the most powerful
magnifying glawsevcrlnvontcd. Now,
the facts are these: The excruciating
ly Radical and truly loyal denizens of
this city had been all tho forenoon
drumming up men and boys to go to tho
depot and meet "Our Joe," and when
th'e hog cars upon which he traveled
arrived, there were at the depot about
eighteen men and boys and the bra, h
band to receive him; and a the proces
sion marched through town tho most
of those who had started from the de
pot became ashamed of the meagre,
stringy, shabby-looking display which
was made, and, to avoid ridicule, they
gradually dropped oil and sneaked
away through the alleys and behind
houses until all that were left to escort
Joe along Main street to the hotel were
the brass band, a French dancing mas
ter named Jim Foster, tho don't eare-a-eont
inental publisher of tho Ilojintcr,
a fellow who was too drunk to feel the
humiliation of his associations, and a
Si let. Indian but justice to the In
dian requires u to state that lie weak
ened on the tiling hoforu the procession
reached the hotel, and s.ily "slid out"
to one side, muttering "wake ticka
hyaseultus ah'litionists d n!" The
Indian has since disappeared and it is
currently surmised that he drowned
himself in disgust at being caught in
such a disreputable transaction.
ritKMifM LisT. We publish on the
lirst page of this paper the list ot pre
nm;rti5 to be awarded at tho Linn
County Fair for It will be ol-
' served that-the premiums are more
equally distributed than heretofore ami
in most of eases are much larger.
I Every line of industry is fully cneotir-
j to "pi'te n. r laose tunc are
! fuI l tl)L development of our
! country the prizes are most liberal.
; The la hes have their full measure ot
I e;ic:i;imiremci:t this time, bein:
)!fcr-
'""""" ""v ' f " '
I UK in ox . speen i.iie. inv i.i:in..i
i nice, for a purse of one thousand dol-
i lars, otrers an inducement fr the mo-t
exciting contest ever had in the State,
and will doubtless draw hither a great
crowd o: horses w!i:jse owners wul be
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tTemium. ilie premiums oueieu
f have never been excelled oy any tulr
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I on tins northern coast.
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"Told voir .so." Ilro. Coil. VancU ve
' only got eight votes f.r County Clerk
! in the Ground-IIog Convention lust
Saturday, which is why we remark
that j-ariies, as well as Repub.ies, are
j ungrateful. Coll. has for years labored
j with almost hopeless desperation to
j i;eeo up a live liadicul pajn-r in this
j county, a:iJ but for one or two fortui-
j tons circumstances In which his party
was no assistance he would have been
! coinjielled to suspend long ago. And
j even last Friday he was about the only
j nl:in v.-ho dared brave public scorn and
j fi;ow Jo. Pilson all th.e way from the
j (;eJ0i tlbe hotel! And when he asks
1 orjv t( Ue r.ut forward as a sacrifice for
; party, when there Is a greater
! chance of his being struck by lightning
on a sunshiny day than to be elected,
they coldly turn their backs ujsui 1dm
Land put forward a young fellow who is
1 hur-liy a voter and whose only claim to
! .irtv f;1Vnr is that he. is heir to a bean
! of money aiid.dotsn't know enough to
be disllonest.
How he " FlXKn it. " The veteran
Ground-7og candidate for Sheriir h;is
for several Veeks -past been traveling
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over thecounty upon money contribut
ed by his party, as he claimed for the
purpose of assisting in a more thorough
organization of "the Ground-1 logs of
tiie county; but last Saturday when he
turned up with the nomination for
Sheriff, the two or three other aspi
rants for the same nomination who
had "come down" lavishly to assist in
his county pilgrimage, saw how it was
themselves and were filled with much
disgust at'the fraud which had been
practiced upon them at their own ex
pense. When he was spoken to about
it the old Ground-Hog M agged his tail
in high glee and sidled off for his bur
row up in the Forks.
Almost a Fiui:. Last Sabbath af
ternoon Deputy Postmaster Raymond
discovered that the roof of the rear
building of IPhitlow's furniture store
was on fire; and. without giving the
alarm he and Goo. Kettlemier formed
themselves into a bucket brigade and
soon cjnenehed the flames. Tiie fire
was getting a fair start and but for
Raymond's timely discovery it would
soon have gained such headway as to
defy all exertion to check it until great
damage had been done, as it was in the
middle of a solid block. We are: not
advised as to the origin of the fire.
Hardwaee. Messrs. W. H. Kuhn
& Co. have their spacious store room
crowded from floor to. ceiling with the
largest stock of hardware, iron, cut
lery, farming and gardening imple
ments, wagon timbers, etc., now to be
found in the central Valley. Harry
and Clay are both clever gentlemen
and know how to appreciate the wants
of the public in their line. We are
indebted to them for some beautiful
and valuable presents.
A Revekexd Candidate. The
Radicals have sought to give their
ticket respectability by the nomina
tion of Rev. S. G. Irvine for County
Judge. Mr. Irvine is quite an able
clergyman and the people are not will
ing that a poor County Judge should
be manufactured out of so good a
preacher. '
A.Texdek Ajew. The young gent
who leaves his sweetness with bye-bye
on Sunday nights down in Dixie, had
better whisper a little softer next time,
as 'therefore people living near by who
,might hear him and giggle right eout.
HOME AND ABROAD.
Fpring fashions aro In bloom,
iarrisburg has a base ball club.
.,iarrisburg boasts a band of music.
All legal blanks printed ut this ofllce.
Jewish "Feast of tho Punsover" this
week.
The Congregational Church Is being
repainted.
Dallas Price is doing good work on
the roads below town.
Prof. Taylor opened his school at
JIarrisburg last jlondny.
Sunshine, rain, sunshine, hall, and
sunshine every day this week.
J.'ark Twain's last Issue is an "Inno
cent tit Home." It's a daughter.
Hons. J. W. Nesmith and Geo. It.
Helm will speak at Salem to-night.
A Mc Alexander, Ksp, has moved
his family back to this place from fc?a
lem. li'm. M. Laughcad is an IndejK-nd-ent
Candida to for Clerk of Jarioh
county.
The DcnioevHts of Ilarrishurg will
shortly invito 1 Ix-Scnutor Ncsmith to
address them.
Aany Republicans pronounce their
present ticket in this county the weak
est one ever put forward by them.
"You may be happy yet"thut Is,
if you buy your dry goods, clothing,
etc., of.Kline.
We are promised a spanking new ad
vertisement from Rhihi, Young & Co.
shortly. Iiook out for it.
Messrs. Perry Spink and Nelson
llright, of this city, started on a visit
to tho East last. Tuesday.
We are under lasting obligations to
Julius Joseph. Esq., of this city, for
m Using tiles of the Dk Moon at.
I jtst Tuesday evening the "Onestcrs"
were out ami threw a few lively streams
of water for the delectation of thy pul
lic. Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re
newer is a preparation of great merit,
and is rapidly displacing all others for
the hair.
A'rs. Uridgcfurmcr has received from
Sun Francisco an elegant stock of new
Millinery and fancy goods. Cull and
see them.
The Sabbath Schools of Ilarrishurg,
P..-ovnsvii:e and Hubwy are making
''arrangements to have a union picnic on
the bSh of .Vey.
C. G. Curl, l'.stj., of Salem is to ad
dress tiie Democracy of Seio to-morrow,
upon the political l.sues. A rous
ing time is anticipated.
An Iowa girl the othor dsyv tried to
commit suicide because llu had warts.
Ye don't know any more i-llectlve
means to get ri 1 f them.
If you don't go early to Kline's store
and examine his tdegunt stockof gcn.Mls
you will always have occasion to regret,.
your negUtt in the matt; r.
It is assertisl that Joe U'il-Mi cussed
the poor Ground Hogs of Albany "like
al) ios-.c!t" for their Rigger Injun re
ception of Li:u last Friday.
Tiio-e guile. nt NirnnwU, Mart Pring
haui, Jack Rurkuli a;i l Oiiu Ruburts
started for 'the mountain on a hunt
lust Wednesday. We will take ourn in
bear.
Our amiable fellow citizen, Dr. O,
P.
S. I'lummer, is appointed Professor of
the Science of iiygietiiu; in the Salem
Medical College. A oupciior .appoint
ment. The burning of soct in a chimney ut
Allen Parker's rc.i!eiice brought out
V.m "OiiesU-iV and their s-pitrtUtical
apparatus on double quick last Tuesday
evening.
Talking about female j-uMrage, fe
male doctors, female lawyers, ami fe
male clergymen, suggests the idea that
another want preseu: itself that of
female women.
Charley Mcalcy h.-.s now a fuller
stock of furniture than ever before, an l
corpjof meclutnics whose work will
compare favorably with any one on the
Coast. Call and insM.-t his stock.
J. R. Ijtke, one of the bully boys of
Old Linn, has removed with hii family
to Clarksvil'.e, Raker county, where he
will make his future residence. We
trust our Raker county friends will
deal with him gently.
"Dissolving view" The view of that,
rag, tag and bob-tail procession which
escorted Rlack Joe from the depot to
the hotel last Friday.' If it had been
required to go another block the. brass
band would have disbanded in disgust.
The team of a man from the Forks
of the Suntiatn whose name we did not
Iea.n, skedaddled through our streets
at breakneck speed. last Junday. No
material damage was done, so it didn't
arise to tho dignity of a "Hide-head"
item. "
Every one of our boys in this office
are subsidized 'and wo can't help It.
Senator Cbrbctt has sent each of them
all the way from Washington his great
speech on the tariff. They; say they
are bound to go on a tarid he is re
elected. We had a cail from Hon. John Bur
nett last Friday. Jfe speaks of the po
litical prospect as being very encour
aging thus far, and says he receives
the warmest assurances of success
wherever he has been since his nomi
nation. Joe Wilson's chances are fast
"petering out."
Stupendous preparations are being
made for the Afay Day Picnic at the
Fair Ground on the 4th Proximo. We
ar? informed that the several schools
of this city will turn out in force, and
maBy visitors from abroad are expects
ed. The Fire Company will be out in
all its glory. Let everybody remem-.
ber that, it is a free show.
When Joe Wilson appeared on the
platform' at the court house last Friday
night the applause which greeted him
was so weak that he asked his friends,
with a look of unmistakable disgust
overspreading his countenance, to
please discontinue such conduct as
those. One or two of the most intense
ly loyal, who had attempted to get up
the applatise, gently dropped a tear,
and throughout the remainder of his
discourse a dead and sombge silence
reigned.- Joe had already been mad at
the disgraceful attempt at a reception
which was previously made, and this
additional display of weakness exas
perated him beyond forbearance and
he gave them the vigorous prod afore
mentioned. , .. . .
For the- Aery best Photographs, o to
Bradley & Ilulofson's Gallery without
STAIItS JSgr ASCEND IN THE EL
EVA TOR, 429, Montgomery Street,
can a rancisco. - i
Nkw. Cnvncn at Leiianon. The
C'umbcfland Presbyterians aro now
raising means to build a line church
edillco lit Lebanon., Nearly $2,000 aro
now subscribed. Tho edifice is to be of
tho Gothic htylo of nrctitecture. The
committee, with the Rev. Mr. Kweetiey,
Imve been MOetidi mr n few dnvs in A1-
bnnv e-etftmr itnliwei'liil imiH mill nreiml-M
r. f . i i " i .1
lug to let contracts. Rev. Mr. Swee
ny has now finished his engagement
with tho Lebanon Congregation. His
labors there have been very successful,
and ho will leave us about tho 10th of
May for ids new Held in Walla Walla
and Waltsburg, bearing with him the
kindest feelings of tho people of Leba
non and elsewhere throughout the
Valley, Mr. S. linn perhaps dona-double
the amount of labor In the ministry
of any other preacher in the State.
For the past two years some of our
citizens have mild he "has prcarhiny
on the brain," and his success In the
establishment of new congregations In
IfarrUhurg, Lebanon and Waltsburg,
also In the church edifice at Salem and
now In liebunon, suggests that earnest
labor and devotion to any cause are
necessary to victory. The I Shimon
congregation have secured the servi
ces of the Rev. W. R. RUhop, long
and favorably known ns an able minis
ter and an agreeable gentleman.
lUixor's Maiia.i sb roit Aay.
The May number of Ration's Magazine
is tint, and a capital number it Is, tilled
with good stories, choice poetry, and
sonic excellent engravings of interests.
We know of no Magazine that will
compare with tills for real worth, when
the price Is taken Into consideration.
Think of a hundred pages of choice
matter for the small sum of 15 cents,
and twelve numbers in a year for only
!l.."o. Every family in the country
could a (lord as much for the sake of
the pleasure which P.allou's Jaga.Ine
really imparts. The contents for the
May number are: "Warwick Castle,
Eiiglund;" "Scene on the Hudson Riv
er;" "Notable Riisxluit Scenes;" "The
Ogilvle I'tide;" "That Robber. Hie
Song of tin Gondolier;" "Kathle."
"Dick's Routing;" "ibtr siM-ction;"
' The l,o-t Ha ron ; ' "After A!!;" "To
the Author of 'At Sea;'" "A Clairvo
yant Revelation;" "The Croatian
Ihide;" " 'Truth U Stranger then Fic
tion;" Jinks, Piiipps ami I;" "Ot it
ot. Pr.ol'I.1.8 M'oIlY-1 KU.KK-
Giies-: or the Son of a Politician;"
"Tip' Prophecy;" "Caabiuuca;"
"Curious Matters;" "The otie keep
er;" "Facts and Fancies;" "For what
our Summer Resorts arc noted." (Hu
morous lihixtratiolis. ) For sale " at
every erioi!ical depot in the country,
or a l lress I homes ii lulUol, l.i i on.
gress Street, Roston.
S. S. "o.n y.uT. The
M. E. Sabbath School
Kie iietivi'!v ri-!i.-!.rIn for il i-i.iii-ert.
ing, the proceeds to be applied to pay- !
ing for the church organ. It is expect- j
ed that the concert will be an Interest- j
ing and entertaining all'.ilr. Follow
ing Is tiie programme:
.s-i ntel Cj.ru 'Urcnb.-r tiie I'uor."
lUvitatti.il.
ltnel Tho lfftx-r tlir.l."
dialogue " Tho N rh.t.ir."
H..I0. hurt mil ru T!j O'.Mtn I.iB.t."
l;.-i-i;nti"D "A lUift I : Vi.U-.."
In:t --l.ntl.o o.l V''. !i."
I nlugua "H ! Yt ! i"ir'."
Holo ui Ch-1 ui "Tub Oiil Log Cut ill in the
!...ir."
Uect'.stiun "Open t'.io .Shu!t-r sn ! let in tuo
run.
Sulo an t CVh"A:1 at li-,"
Lir.lc n:i'j AMrcJK.
RADK-A I. TlfKKT. Following can-i
didates were ; nominated by the Radi- j
eal Convention of Linn last Saturday: ,
i'.enreseiitativts. M. C. Gcorire. M. CJ
' r-i - w - - -
C'utiuitigham; A. E. Ellis, J. R. Smith,
H. W. Redman; County Judge, Rev.
S. G. Irvine; Commissioners, Jos.
Lame, Nathan Bond; County Clerk,
Chas. P. Hogue; Sheriff", . M. Brown;
Treasurer, 11. B. Purdom; Assessor, R.
G. Cuslck; School Superintendent,
John Forsha; Surveyor. Cyrus Cling
inan; Coroner, J. R. McClure.
A Nkw Book. Coi. Joe Afeck, of
llashiugton county, was in this city j
during the week canvassing for the
hale of a new book entitled "All over
Oregon and Washington," written by
Mrs. Francis Fuller Victor. He have
been placed in iKwsession of a copy of
the work, ami are highly pleased with
It. It contains an accurate history of
Oregon's early settlement, as also the
distinguishing features of soil and cli
mate, and will be a valuable auxilliary
in Inducing immigration to our State
from other sections. Price S3 per copy.
Go dev. A rare and brilliant num
ber is Godey's Lady's Book for May.
It is superb in illustration, full in fash
ions, anu overuowing wan . cnoicest
lRerary gems. : How any lady can do
Without this Lent of magazines is a
mystery to us. Price only per year.
Iixneh.s of Mn. Chanou. We re
gret to learn that I Ion. N. H. Cranor
has for the past week been dangerous
ly ill with congestion of the liver. He
Is now reiiorted to be convalescing, and
strong hopes are entertained of his ear
ly recovery.
Religious. Rev. Mr. Lovell, 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. t
HOPE FOll Till: AFFLICTED.
Speedy relief and care fur Chrome Iieases,
by I lie new and nuiuntilio mode of treatment a
practiced by
, Dr. Aborn. ,
Laboratory, Conn-ilting and Operating Apart
ments, corner Third and Morrison
SitrectN, Portland, Oregon. No charge for
eonoultation. Terms of treatment reanonalile.
Pumpbleta sent free. no2w4.
REMARKABLE CURS OF TUB SU
PERINTENDENT OF THE
GUADELOUPE MINE.
,'THK WORK 00E8 BRAVELY p." CASE NO. 6001
HHOOND SERIES; '
Guadaloci'e Mink, near Parr Joro, 1
August 15, 1871. J
Dn. A. M. Lory e A - Co. For a long time I
have been afllictod with Rheumat'iBin in my
hands and feet, the pains moat of the time being
rery evere. On the 7th of rfuly I procured
ome of your UNK WEED KEMEUY, and af
ter taking only three bottles, find that I am
quite restored to beulth and strength, I haTO
had the Klieumiitwtn for eleven (11) years, and
think that the success of the "UXK" in curing
a disease of long standing, in so short a time,'
is very remarkable.
As a ton ia and appetizer I have never met
with anything equal to the "UNK WEKD
REMEDY,"- During the time I v. as taking it
I gained (15) pounds in weight. Trusting that
tins ceninoate may be usotul in indnciug others
afl'eoted as I was to try the "UNK." .
I remain, very truly yonrs,
JAMES T. BROWN,
n27i,f. Sup't and Agent Guadaloupe Mine.'
ADVERTISEMENTS
I70R WARE, GLASSWARE, CROCKERY,
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JJFFKCtlVK AXI COMl'LETK.
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THE HITCrraTX WAGOK.
NOW ACKNOWLEDfJKI) BY Abb TO LSTKK EST WAtiOX OX THE PACIFIC COAST
Send for Descriptive Circular.
HOLLOWAY'S
Eyery Man his own PIiysiciaiL;
C.XJTIOST-'
fpHE Immenm demand for HOT.TXWATS
FILLS and OINTMENT hn tempted
tmprincinled parties to counterfeit these valu
able modicinea.
In order to protect tiie public and oumelvea,
we have imued a new " Trade Murk," consult
ing of an Kfryptian circle of a serpent, with
the letter II in the centre. Evitt box of Ron
nine Holioway's Pilu and Ointmeht will
have this trade mark on it ; none ore genuine
. without it.
K. T. Cbikicai. Co., Solo Proprietors, '
78 Maiden Lufto, New York.
Crank & Buioham
San Frnncisco, Cal.
Bole Agents for the Pacific Coast.
v7n24yl.
T3EEIII BEEHII
ALBANY BREWERY!
CHAS. KIEFElt, Pro'r.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST ERECT
ed a now and first-class.
BUE-W" E 31 yr.
On Broad Albia between First Street
and the River,
.And is prepared to furnish
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
"Ann--
PRIVATE FAMILIES,
SHORT NOTICE ! '
k Orders Delivered Wherever Desired'.
He Warrants' his BEER
MADE OF THE BEST MATERIALS,
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AND
PERFECTLY EIEAI-THT
He is confident he can give entire satisfaction
to all, . .
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A LT. PERSONS KNOWING THEM
J selves indebted to lliltaimlul A Co. are ra
queMted to call and settle thir aeoounts imme
diately, as in a short time all accounts will be
luft in the nanus 01 proper otneers tor collection.
We are closing our business and will oolleot all
accounts duo us within thirty days.
W. J. HILTABIDEL CO.
Jan. 10. 1S72. u23tf.
UUKIXESS ANNOUNCEMENT.
IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE REMOVAL
of Jorry lri(rgs, one of the firm of Driggs
A Carter, from the State, it become necessary to
settle up the business of said firm, as far U
practicable, to the present date : and in order to
do so, we, the partners of said firm, have made
a settlement of our accounts and division of the
cluiinx due to said firm, wlieroby claims to the
amount of 08 have been duly transferred
to Jerry Driggs. and placed in the hands 'of
Powell & Hum for collection, and claims to the
amount of S'J'Jl SI have been duly transferred
to Eli Carter, who will attend to' the eollection
of tho same in person. Parties having claims
against said firm will present them to Ell Car
ter for settlement. '
The business of said firm will be continued
for the present with E. R. M. Carter a book
keeper and general superintendent, and Mart.
Bringham as principal mechanic. We return
our thanks for the liberal patronage heretofore
reooived, and ask the eontinnanee of the same
from a genorons public. Our machinery having
been thoroughly overhauled, in, Cherry's bc.t
style, we are now prepared to furnish all ki'jds
of work usually put up in a planing mill or sash
and door factory, and guarantee satisfaotjoa.
Give us a call. DRIGGS A CARTER.
AprillS, 1872. ; n3tf.
FUKS! FUKS! ?CItS!
THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID IN CASH
for Rll kinds of Fnrs, bv
v7n2Gtf Blf&XN, -'OtfHG & CO,
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p?13 ROLLER BRAKE I
WIIEELEK'S, AT 8IIEDD.
ECONOMY IS WEALTH i
TIME IS MONEY!!
HAXK VOL It TIME
ASD
ACCUMULATE WEALTH!
BY BUYI'G YOUR
DRY GOODS,
HARDWARE,
GROCERIES,
CROCKERY,
NOTIONS,
CLOTHING,
HATS AfrD CAPS,
HOOTS AW D SHOES,
PILLS AND LLIMfTS,
PAINTS AND OILS;
IK FACT AtMOSt ANYTHING THAT TU
MAY HAVE OCCA-IOX TO USE
TO BE HA Bf UNDER
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READY PAY AND SHORT TIME!
PROMPT PAYING CUSTOMERS
will find, as heretofore, at the -tore of
the subscriber at all times good as
sortment of the
.BEST GOODS
AT THU
LOWEST PRICES !
All Kinds of
MERCHANTABLE PRODUCE BOUGHT.
A. WHEELER.
Sfcedd, Or., Aprils, 1872.
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ADVERTI S5 M E N T S ; o
SOAP KANE'S CONDENSD, THOMAS'
Coot Water, Bleaching, and other hinds-'
sold by WHEELER mt SltCOO.
NEW SHAVING SALOON
THREE D00E3 WEST OF CONNER' BK
First Street, Albany
TIIE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED A
neat and e!gant Shaving Saloon next door
lo CroanO's Saloon, and respectfully invites tbe
patronage1 of the public. Shop open at all times.
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PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.
QUICK CURES AND MODERATE CHARGES.
DR. VP. K. DOnEBTY'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE !
ryMo. 519 Sacramento Street, comer
vt Leidesdorff Street, (a few doors
bcln w What Cheer House.
Private Entrance on
Leidesdorff street,
San FrancUco.
EtlabtUied expressly to afford tie afflicted toumd
and mdeHtiJie medical aid in the treatment
and enre of all Private and CArm
ie JJieeaeee, came of Secre
cy and all Sexual
Disorder.
TO THE AFFLICTED.
DR. W. K. DOHEKTY RETURNS HIS SIN
cere thanks to his numerous patieau for
tneir patronage, and woald take th:s opportunity
to remind them that he continues to consult at his
Institute for the cure of chronic diseases of tha
Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive and Uenito-Uri-nary
Organs, and all private diseases, via . Syph
ilis in all its forms and stages. Seminal Weakness,
and all the horrid oonseuences of self-abuse, Gon
orrhoea, Gleet, Strictures. Nocturnal and Diurnal
emissions, Sexual Debility, Diseases of the Back
and Loins, Inflammation of the Bladder and Kid
neys, etc., etc.. and he hopes that his lone ezoeri-
enoe and successful practice will continue to insure
him a share of public patronage. By the practice,
of many years in Europe and the United States,
he is enabled to apply the most efficient and au
cessful remedies against diseases of all kindsf Ha
cures without mercury, charges moderate, treats hi -
patients in a correct and honorable way, and haa
references or unquestionable veracity from mem
of known respectability and high standing; ia soci
ety. All parties consulting him by letter orother
wire, will receive the best and gentlest treatment,
and implicit secrecy.
To Females.
When female is in trouble, or afflicted with
disease, as weakness of the back and limbs, pain
in the head dimness of sight, loss , of muscular
power, palpitation of the heart, irritability, ner
vousness, extreme urinary difficulties, derange
ment of -digestive functions, general debility, va
ginitis, all diseases ot the womb, hysteria, sterili
ty, and all other diseases peculiar to females; tha
should go or writ at once to the celebrated femala
doctor, W. K. Dohejrty, at his Medical .Institute
and consult him about her troubles and disease.
The Doetor is effecting more cures than any other
physician in the Stat of California.. Let no falsa
delicacy prevent you, hut apply . immediately and
save yourself from painful sufferings and prema
tura death. All Married Ladies whose delicate
health or other circumstances prevent an increase
in their families, should write or eall at Dr. W. K.
Doherty's Medioal Institute, and they will reelvw
very possible relief and help. The Doetor tQL
ees are so arranged that he can be consulted with
out fear of observation.- $
To Correspondents.
Patients residing in any part of the State, how
ever distant, who may desire the opiate and ad
vice of Dr. Doherty rn their respective eases, and
who think proper to submit a written statement of
such, in preference' to holding a personal interview,
are respectfully assured that their eommunicationa
will be held most, sacred.
If the case h fully and candidly described, per
sonaLeommuuieation will be unnecessary, as in
structions for diet, regimen, and the general treat
ment of tha ease (including the remedies), will ba
forwarded without delay, and in such a manner as
to oonvey no idea of the purport of the letter or
parcel so transmitted. Consultation by letter or
Otherwise, frke. Permanent care ruaranteed or.
no pay. Address,. W. K. DOHERTY, M. D-
- San Franeiseo, Califera.
: Spermatorrhoea, . '
Db. DrmiRTV has just-published an frapAttaitir
pamphlet embodying his own vtcwaaad experiences
in relftioD, to Impotence oijyirility, being; a short
tneetieeon Spermatorrhoea or Seniiooi Weakness
Nervous and Physical Debility consequent on thi
flection, and other diseases ofthe Sexual Orcaos.
This little work contains- iaforinatioa cf the ut
most value to all, wbetst married or single, amk
will be sent FREE by m- oa receipt of six cent
in postage stamps for TetVTB poaUe.
Address, , St., iOMiHTY. M. D.,
v38Stf . 5m FrMittal
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