The state rights democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1865-1900, June 21, 1872, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSurge wonat. FRIDAY. . JUNE 21. JS72. AGENTS FOR THE STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT, .Ashland......... ... Isaac Miller. J. M. Morgan. W. J. liolnTtson. Thos. Howard. J. J. Walton, Jr. Matthew Fountain. am. May & 11. It. Holt, ....Ilunley .Waterman. -J. It. Neil. W.S. Klkins. K. S. JeComns. .1 Samuel. ....I. N. Smith. J. II. Turner. T. JR. Kent Brownsville Oirvallis Canyon City...... Kugene Oassburg Jlarrisburg S; Jelu-rson Jacksonville jLebanon 7a Grande....... Portland. rwna Pendleton lioseburg. 8cio.w. -Dun. Kalem...... The Dalles AValla Walla Yakima, WM.. Gaby & Oco. Christie. ...... II. F. lirown. A. llr. Ferguson. N. T. Caton. 12. T. lloyles. CEHTKAL BAPTIST ASSOCIATION. Editor Democrat : The Central Association held their annual meeting at MvMinnville last week and transacted their business with a degree of harmony that prom ised great good in the labors of the en suingyear. The introdueto A sermon was delivered by R. C. ,11111. The fol lowing officers were elected: Elder Junsaker, Moderator; C. II. Mattoon, Clerk; A. Ill Stanard, Treasurer. The Association inaugurated initia tory measures to have ministers sus tained as Evangelists, that more eHee tual gospel labors may he performed. Suitable arrangements were made to facilitate and encourage the enterprise of endowing the McMinnville College which inspires all concerned with gfleat hopes of success in making the College an enterprise of mutual inter est to all the denomination iu Oregon and Washington Territory. The Association endorsed the labor Cf the agent of tne school jnd directed And authorize him to continue" the canvass until the endowment was se cured. The success of the general agent has b"u satisfactory and ha is cordially commended to the people in terested in the College enterprise. The location of the College in Mc Vinnville is certainly very appropri ate. The village, surrounded as it is tled by industrious farmers who ossess line estates and lileral hearts and are ready to assist freely in building up a good school in their healthy location, where the young may breathe pure air and look on Nature's rich variety of scenery, and thus keep the mind in a healthy condition to obtain and re tain useful knowledge. The school has been of a Ka'acter to give general satisfaction under the care of Prof. Eobb. TJ'hen looking on a school of this character, with an ex lerienced teacher and scores of intel lectual, orderly, promising young per onsi we are forced to the conclusion that the yoirag people ef Oregon are, or should be, deeply in the sympathy of eveTy christian heart, for imne but a cold heart ik! a dull perception oould fail to perceive much to appre ciate in the youth of our country. R. C. J! ILL. Horses in Tkaixixg. Throvsgh the politeness of J. Z. Crouse, Jl-j., we took a spin to the Fair Grounds last Monday, for the purjiose of interview-! ing the horses that are ia training for the coming July races. We dug up the following items in regard to the matter: Mr. Ross, of Tehama county, California, has two running hrse in training which he brought from that State a few weeks ago. One of them is "Hiram," a trim and elegant 3-year old sorrel, of the Lodi stock. Theoth r is "Trifle," a bay, 4Jycars old, sired by Norfolk a superb animal, awl looks like she could beat lightning Just a leelle. Mr. Ross also haa in training a 'fine trotting mare, "Mary Eva Crouse," who is claimed to be able to go in a 2-mile heat race of go on time. Wm. Gird is training his- own horses, ' Buckskin Bill" and "Ploughboy," both of whom have, goori reputations among lovers of the turf throughout the State. Mr. Gird tit also training "Bones," a trotting gelding belong-; ing to J. Z. Crouse, and Albany Boy," a 4-year old trotter owhed by Cbas. M. Cartwright. Frank Parton is training a roan trotter wifti which he expects to get away with everything; and S. Montgomery has three trotters in training, named respectively "Min nie," "Dolly harden" and "Xnme- Iss." Tht hf cellent condition and will doubtless be -able to make the contest for the various purses very exciting. The track is in "the best condition, we have ever seen If. QTlfl Tw 'frFlliaa ' lino . Imn ovuiftiii I pains to place the grounds in excellent order for the acebmmodation of" those who will attend during the races. Huge sport may be .anticipated,; and "We advise all to come and take a hand in the festivities and eujoynaents of the occasion. Cotswold Sheep. Ye direct the attention of the wool-growers of Ore- -gon to the advertisement of J. S. Tol ton, Esq., who has just arrived from Ontario, Canada, with a fine lot of thoroughbred Cotswold bucks which he offers for sale on the most reasona- 1. 1 . ry . i. t i the depot in this city. Mr. Tolton started from Canada with fifty head, ( but disposed of several on the way. They are all yearlings save three who are 2-year olds and the most magnifi- cent animals of the kind we have ever een. They beat the famous "Darby Earn" of song notoriety alt to smash. We have examined a specimen of the wool which is over a foot in length and of the finest texture. The bheep will probably yield from 15 to 20 pounds of wool to the hear. It is worth the time and trouble of any one to make a visit to the corral of these heep, whether they desire to purchase or not. IPe would like very much to see the whole band purchased by wool growers of Linn, as we are satisfied tne investment would be &, good one and the propagation of the stock tt vuiu uc ticuiuiuHj w our county. , - , Albany Collegiate Institute eloses Friday, June .28th. Kxami na tion of classes commences Tuesday morning. Lecture before the Literary tTnion, by Rev. Dr. Lindsley, of Port land,, on Thursday evening. Literary exercises by the students on Friday evening,. , TEEA SUSE-TEO YE. XUclmcst oa Soa? Creel:. A FOKTCNB FOUND BY SPIRITS. TlIK AID OP The good people of the classic regions ot Soap Creek, Benton county, are! greatly excited over a singular phe nomenon in spiritualism which has bien developed wfthin tho past Week, anl' by which a trio of individuals have been suddenly elevated from Indigence and ptnury to comfort and even nlllu ence, ou a modest scale. Tho circum stance, striped f all useless verbiage and sensational rhetoric, is as follows : Immediately opposite this city, on tho Benton co'inty side of the river, resides a family wlrooo members arc well known believers in spiritism two or threo of the young iiicu of the fam ily being what are toni monly known as "mediums," possest lnT tho blessed privilege of being in freq uent inter course with tho . spirit o.T departed mortals, and from time to tinio receiv ing communications of more or less importance from these invisible ut re markably M-atchful and observ ing 'u pcrhumaniUirians." Among the ma ny spirits whiebhave recently intcrv"ewvd one of the mediums named was tint o. a nau-oreeu wno claims the hono.1 or having been hanged aloiit fourtefcn years ago for the murder of a miner whose plethoric bags of gold dust the murderer much did covet. 'The spirit told the medium that after he hail committed tho bloody deed, and bo:ore he w'as apprehen led by the relcntlM" minions of the law, he had deposited the bag of gold-dust (amounting to the magnificent sum of fourteen thousand dollar) in an old boot and hail buried it on the margin of a certain little brook, at the root of a mammoth tree, beside an Indian trail, on the Farm now owned by M. C. (Ulloway, located about six miles west of this city near tho meandering waters of ths deter gent stream known and reeordvd upon the majs as Soap Creek. i; Having implicit faith ii : he Infor mation thus imparted hy ,tbo. accoin modating spirit of the defcujotii half breed, our medium took jWnple of friends into -his confidences ntircd their companionship and ussLtanee in the enterprise, and on last Friday night, wlu-n all the inhabitants of Soap Creek were w rapped in slumbrous re pose, the trio of nocturnal "gold hun ters," w ith picks and shovels silently wended their moon-lit way to tho jHt so accurately described by the 'ulf-and-'ulf spirit, aiuiafterassuring them selves, by the closest scrutiny of the landmarks, that they had not mistook thcsiot, they silently an l prayerfully 1 invoked the continued ai l of the ;al-i lows-freed spirit broken tliro::L!i flu i:irtijillv iL-vm wl i baz and b,K,t and were attempting to ! asuin assimilate with their mother i earth. Althotii h the Jcatherv dct-w-! itory of Cie .id w is aIiiio;4 entire! v decayed, it had still kc-nt the- iro!,l i,. ! uch a comnact n.iws that our tr.isnr., ! seekers had but little Uiob"on the editor, etc.. etc.: but i we rxisitivelv as.crt that we have eon- vereed with several nartics who- have 1 talkI with othr nnrth a n-hn !,., seen the miraculously discovered gold ; dust and even pazed u.tfully into the ! hole where it lay buried for thoe m 6urten j ears. We hare related Uk; erwu incident ju-t a it wm relatl ton, and while We cannotconfidcntly vouch for Us truth, we can-safely a-1 sert that onr rnformants are persons of uaimpeachabje integrity and truthful ness of character, and appear to believe implicitly in the actual truth of the circumstance narrated. We can only say thi$ If the phenomenon is an actual occtMiJence we fdiall always have a deep and abiding dwguKt for the spirit of that murderoud half-breed for not giv ing us an equal show for that buried treasure with those other fellows who were no nearer related to him by the ties of con.sansruinity and with whom he was not even on imbibing ternw while his spirit still inhabited his Dol ly Varden eorjjus. That spirit can oih ly receive the endorsement and sup port of these columns by giving the treasure finders a revelation to divide with us, or by revealing to us another hole where a like sum may b un earthed. If that spirit doesn't want to be shown up in his true light he had better "come down" handsomely with a valuable revelation to the shover of this quill. Subsidy is what we want or we will ruin that half-breed cpirit's business if it takes all summer. A Failure. The Corvallis and Al bany Base Ball Clubs did not play their third tournament last Saturday; as was announced. The reason was,, that the C'orvallis club would not agree to play on the 3onmouth grounds, but insisted 6n playing the game on their own grounds. Our Albany club, being the challenged party, had a right to the choice ot grounds, and chose the Monmouth Jrounds because they were entirely neutral. "We presume this will end the' match between these clubs. Dentistry. See the card of Dr. E. O. Smith elsewhere. The Doctor is a careful and a skillful operator in his profession, and has. his office supplied with all the modem facilities for al laying pain in extracting refractory "grinders." Ha has the new inven tion for making plate work, which Is said to be much superior to anything iu their wareli, an li11" " M'taii-wuiei:, ntn-y iittnu- ,u .tolt ,j, bt tba e.r, of u, delvctl Into the bowels of the Mirth u fwao '"5 woruion oilier ;.;;;.;k';f,!:;",,',ns m "u"t I They ha l srivt'ii bat 8 few MrtikcH with i '" ,,!!"Ry A t. in nJ appn:cr I La- revrr tort the pick and cast up but a few t-iiovtl-! Wr lu-ar of a lemocntlc mother in with anyib.'fc? iho "I NK wtl-:tj fuN of car'h when their s'rainin- an 1 ! thU emmty who baa juM named her J BMKiV.;- "'''' I ''-f ' ; iu,? in tji.u, until uitir .raimn0 au i . . , ,r I ;aici"l IU1 i nnl in atilii, Trn mu x that j watchful evt-s cusht a plimpsf of the ! l,rn ,K'W ba"' IIriW-'e irelcy, 'uh, ,hl. etn4ica.. bXy u ufi i.. ir,d..nj i -Ut$ shining rV, iwrtictcs of which !md'Jwt to the ,w!lo ot th '" ) 1 "A?.' curing the entire amount whi.h 1-1!,., Tu T K&ZTvZZ &?. been deMtwl, and were shortlv 0!l j ' "ralthy l,y the uhc of Hair itu .,, Utm!lgiia: , .vcw Yi, km j.ul.T7lyl tfaoir way home, rt-jolciug in the ik- j taUie .sk'i,ia 'H?wrr. , . session of a snufr little fortune! S ,'i!!ic Uiec lt a telegraph opera- I IKMOItlU lOl I3S. I Hi course many of our rtaW will lnr " v" " c,l-v "f A (.tflTllt.,t . . ,.. ,v.rr . , , ..... . : other thiv Thi fimlor will b MiiltoliK' At CAROTII I.K A CO S "Pir-L 1'lbI.S vehemently aWrt that the fore-oin- j oU,tr UJ- ll,- Uuli r bt if otXTMEVT" b.v. nu Ucoo. ... of statement is a "connerliead lip." a "nut rt"'i"",I'1 l,J returning It either ti tlii ; ,, t,aard ,rmiWM . ( tin. day; P'"- extant in that line. Read his card. Killed by the Cars. "We are in formed that last Saturday a ) section boss named Sullivan was run over by the cars, near Eugene, and killed. Two cars passed over ,his body, and the third one stopped with a wheel resting upon his abdomen. Of course he was almost instantly killed. Brick fob Sale. See advertise ment of L. C. Burkhart. He has a large quantity of the very best f brick .far. sale-. '.. HOME AND ABROAD. ; Rain greatly needed. ' '' ! 1 Items dolefully scarce. "." ' 1 Cherries plentiful, atU'Jc. porgnl. Thursday Is the 4th of July thlv year. Tho third warehouse Is going up at Halscy. ' Blackberries and rasi)berrle8 ripen ing fast. Tho chicken pox is raging among tho children of tidsdatltude, ; ; Green vegetables and tho stomach ache Is what alls our citizens now. Everybody languishes around Car other's sod;v fountain this hot weather. "Anoint tho Possum," Is tho Greeley style of takln' sumthln' now-a-days. To Mr. John Lupcr wo make our "most classlcest" bow for a lino lot of cherries. ...... There was n regulnr exodus from this city to the Lebanon campmueting last Sabbath. Tho material of the Albany licyhtrr Is advertised for sale in the last Issue of that paper. ... Bro. Qulvcy, of tho Jienfon I)cmo eint, paid us a rushing visit last Satur day. He looks salubrious. , , Clerk Arnold advertises that tho school taxes for tho District embracing this city must be paid by July 1st. . At r. t,rouso is Having very lino cro ij net and base ball grounds prepared at th Fair Grounds for tho 4th of July. 1 he price of wheat and Hour Is on t!o l 'so in tho Atlantic States, owing to tin pt 'jsisjct of a short crop the coming season." UV have no small-pox at Albany yet. t is dying out in I'ortlaml and other hal Ulcs where It was reisrted to exists The sfoft'th. aiders of tho Albany and Santiam Canah Coinpany will hold a meeting at f.' o Court House on July sLxtfCl). i tS'') tcuii.rry leituvlttw, but wkc tliv Our brass bat d I -J3 ha-,e a gorgeous , rJ,,i; ,, t.r..Vt ,,, KMJu, w,Bfi nev unlforui, ens 'tlng of blue shirts j up. n wbieh mi the "Slier rgioi d f..r their ami cap fatieifuU V u coratcl with sll- i "u1ri"" "P!""'- Vi-r gilt bamls. . , rrgutul'U lmu aul in l T.Tit Iihvu Yern taken. Mrs. Godley is 1H 1 -Welpt of a new ! ho fiel.l frmno f the .l-c.tie will Im.kh I i i : r r..... ...,1 I ferl U 1'eniifn iiifiueiieo. Apieiitn will Ini rrm- invoice of millinery an. 'fancy good , ua wUb -pMiU tHovurlly , ,Ui.t from Sau Francisco. et our lady what it cratr. d r. until d.-. uro i . .,m friends rememb-r this. v vx--i bl.hi.d Mu,,J. fit i i.0 h,. rial or llr.U mi l mu.cU', Imria mi l ncrvo an.l Always twist your ncm: ci ?ar around ! brain. U.. iiir..uKh iim e:inni ( riniiiniu.n. to st-e Who is co-ning illt Cl. Urch. It j 4 ,hc wury al.ulum wuh win. h llicy savt'H the preacher from havii. g to an nounco tlie new router to yot.'. j McsJrs. C M. Cartwright anc' (J forge ! Htnnphrey will go down to Salem! thU mornliig lo attend the limndj CbapU-rof Itoyal Arch Sfaiu. i Uus. Ityton Blways keeps the frc. h- i e vegetable! and llnet fruit that tic market :ifiird.-i. For a Imx of lllcioutl I . U"ly onto t raw berries wt smile pu-hi him. Vatch those fellows who don't take ! tin ir homo pup r; sMt the. A llows; . A nr UirWr- ua,n,?'1 (;ham, last ; Mt,n!l:ii' vam' wUbi" fv' votenof; bcath, ,llr forl('r M" l" I e cisy 01 rortianu. Coniimial dropping out of the hair, c or x" U,K ieierupu omw. , .1' . . . 'I . , A , I. ... f . Torn- R -M'rO'r Jl-t the abla Jaw 5",,r' t-iamslcal writlt and eminent jjokint, iioatcd alrit.7 , Into our den ,a"t 'Wednesday. IhyticiaHy he U , P0'1 or """li ratnciw, and pplnt- ua" rM M m 10 ,,ave ,m,cu raco shod abroad into him Ladies will be delighted to learn that the Iatct Paris fashions to be perfectly rauH- oo;wri wtiu tne luouia ti iiiu wearer, tn cmtrm-.-j slightly open. . Xo woman likes to kep her mouth shut anyway, and (hlsj new fanglctl arrangement obviates tire i whole dimetiltv wnolcilimctllt. . Iicnry States, or sublimity, was in j this city ngalu iat Hitturday with 75 1 gallons of strawberries, and on Monduy . - . , . ... , . ho returned tgain with nearly one hurt- dred ga!Wi all of which he readily j wjld at SI por gallon. We are indebted ! tohiinfur the present of a lino lot of the delicious fruit. ; A fair-haired love-sick youth of Ben ton county presented his girl' with pair of those new-fangled metalic gar ters on Christmas lie thought they were tbo latest thfng In bracelets, and j he only discovered hhj mistake on rc questing her to 'try them on lie does not calf there any more. - Some execrable wretch has spoiled eur favorrte dish of "garden sasnlfy publishing the difgustinjr information that every leaf , of lettuce contains nineteen million worms to the square inch ! :jsow if that fellow":, had died when he was a baby we wouldn't have known anything about this and would have been happy. Blain, Young fc Col call special at tention to their stock- of farming ma chinery and agricultural Implements, consfsting of Pitt's Challenger Thresh ers, Eiidless Chain Threshers, Haine's Headers, an assortment of combined Reapers and J-Yowers; also JoweVsj bowse rakes, &c ; and the unequalled Bain Wagon. Clwirley Jealey'has now a new and varied assortment of home and Eas- tern itfade furniture of the most super ior variety. His spacious sample and sales rooms are crowded with rich and elegant bedroom sets, rare and beauti ful parlor furniturs, and excellent and convenient cabinet ware of all kinds. Ife advise everybody to call and make a thorough inspection of Charley's very attractive establishment. Lost Between Albany and, my farm, a lady's gold breastpin. ..Anyone finding and returning it will be liber ally rewarded, as it has a value to,', the owner- it can have to ho one else.. ...i ' Edward li Geary. ?.; . Seven' Vessels arQrtow loading ! af Port Gam hie, Puget Sound, for China, San Francisco- arid- South' America, with an aggregate- f 4r,680',000; feet of lumber. Four more are. on thei way thither to take a million apd a dlllicUifV lit ' ' "'-.iiin'iic 4i!.-uiii vii iijc half more. . ; TitK JAPS. Marsliniri fainotis Ty coon! JapuiKiso Troupo; performed In this city Inst Friday end Haturflay nights to full houses. This troupo is tho most remarkable of tho kind we have ever seen. Their tricks nro da:i y. I Ing and their contortions wonderful, iuman Imagination cannot conCelvo what they uro able to accomplish, in tho M'ay of Jugglery, etc. Their per formances must he seen to bo appre ciated. They carmot then bo compre hended. ' " Itr.uoiotTs. llev. Mr. Lovoll, of tho M..K. Church. South, preaches regu larly In tho Court Hoiiho in this city on tho second and fourth Sublmths In each mouth. For the very best Photographs, go to Bradley & Itulofson's Gallery without STAIltS-ur ASCEND IN THE EL EVATOR, 42 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, .SI'KCtAIi NOTICKS. A ING till 4 omtltlouT It ii n ami fins to PR"" through Ufa only hull' ajive. Yrt ilivro nro tlinufHUiU wUua knU ituitt rumtitiiin U outfit Innunr J tlibihlj. They ooinplnin of mo pct ltlu dlmuo ; lin y ,uf f r no pomtivn min ; but lliey bsvo no n-luli t'..r nythinj wliiili ufttr4 iiivninl or auntuou (Itt'iruru. In nine cue out cl' ten IliU uttin ol iHoilu.lu nn-1 turir ric I'roiu morblil tioui avh. Ih'Iiko tiuu destroy Ilia simrKy of bolli uiiti'l mn limly. Wlu-n tlie wnulo i f nnluro in not nupjilieil b il due ami rculur miiuiliillnii of tba IihiiI, rcry ornn it nUcvtJ, every lunu ti"ii IntrrruptO'l. Now, wlint Iih' cninmnn m nn u;Krt aii'lpr thea cin'uinrtiitior of dipriiu .' 1 bo nvntuiu ncvlK roiidiiift oi in nllii innK : not luervly lor nn hour or two, to niuK iilu-rwnrl into uioru piinl.lo conilitluti tliHn rvcr ( it u.rornllv would lo if u or liB.iry nluobulin tiinuUlitiit wora roM.rti-l to,) but radically nnd pi rniainiiUly. I low i I Ii in Ulmbla olj.qi to bo Hci.'oiiipiili. t'll Tbo biihwit lo till" iUi-lion. foundrd on Iba unvarying ,pi-rivn!a of iiirli r u( u cen tury, U canity ivn. lnlura r.ew vior Into Ibe ilis.mivo oiiim by ii aourta if Kontplti-r'n ft jruncli llittvrn. Jo not wi:u lime by admin. nrMAnrcAELB cuhb or Tirn eu- PERINTSKDENT Or TUB GUADALOUPE MINE. ,'TM WORK IIOCI KR4Vel.r OX." CA8 SO. 001 HKI'uxn KHlr.4. OuMiiAi.ot rn MiitK. nror Fn J-, Auso.l li, is; I. j Dm. A. M. T..irVE t Co. F..r a Ion.' Hum 1 brcn vfiSiL-U-t with KhruuialmM in my f00' r'"" '""t " t'i brintf c of roar t'.VK W. :K1 J1K.M KUV. and af. to' t m; !y thr-a belief, 8ml that 1 am i U.to t--t.'td to bralih B. d nrrniflli, I b i had lb USiruinali on f.r K rcn (111 yar. and 'I'.iK in lUru.K JAM!: T. t!K0WV. riijp'tcml Afiil tiua la!oi:;..i .Miutf. - V1 Hi tnl ml l itre. atr., .I'r., r.ird al M't .f SIK'J. 'MAN'S CAMI'IIoR u:k with ;i.vci:ni;. K. n k-n" hnd o:t in all "railior. bat you cl liKliK- H; - - ' r---n J . I .1 , yjfnl'- or rt-ent I. fgRurer may Hi pin i np-n UtTVhat this rvtncdy will jrivo Cicm jiern tunenl r - licf from tin irouble.omo and damaging coin plaint. ud Sui pon r i' of pri-, i tMt poatpald n vnr minf (ntthtn tba t'Jil- A. CAKOT1IEUM A CO.. itOvt Albany. Linn Co., Oregon. WILLIAM DAVIDSON', i REAL ESTATE DEALER Office ZtTo. 64 X"rout Street, POUTLAXD, 0UE0OX. UEAL ESTATE in thU CITY and EAST POBTLANW. i e moat dMirablo loealiiiea, eonnUtinR of lrrs, HALF jilocks aud ULOCK.-', HOUiErf and fcTOREdj al., ,,,,.,.,. ... , , . , IMPKO ED r ARM?, and vnlu.ibln ttn- tuu-,! UKfi.i Wt.d ia ALL t.aru f the STATE for SALC REAL ESTATE nnd other Properly pur chased fur Correirionilenta,. in tiiin CITY ainl throughout tha KTATK3 on 1 TEKRITOhl KS, with tri-eat rara anI on tho.niwtt ADVANTA GEOUS TSKMri. HOUSES ami . STOUES LEASED. LOAXrt KEiJOT:ATKI, am, ffcAIMS OK ALL 1KSC1UI'TI0N.S PKOMI'TLY COLLECTED. An4 a lifneral FINANCIAL and AOK.N'CV liL'SIXE.Srf transuded. V. L AOENTRof this CFFfCE in all Ins CIT IES and TOWNS in tho STATE, will reccivo dcseriitWna of FARM PUOI'ERTV and forward tha same to the above addrcus. vBii'iotf. i N K VV A D V K It T 1 S K M K N T S. FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION TO BK C1VK BT THK CITIZENS OF ALBANY AT TUB' LINN CO. Alft GROUNDS OKEER Or EXERCISES i The proccMinn will b formed at 9 o'clock Ai K., in front of the Court IloUSv, in the follow ini; order : , National Colori;' Alhnoy Brass Bnml. ? '" JV'")KATtli FlTIlfe DAY, . (C. l. Curl, Esq., of Salem.) -., RgAfmit or t Ir.ct4ABATinii,. '..'' (Cunt. N. B. Humphrey.) Albany fire Department (la full uniform). The Various Sund.iy Schools. . Invited Guests and Citizens. Upon arriving at tho Fair Grounds, the Dec laration of ,,Inilependeneo will bo readby Cnpt. N. B. Iliimphrey, and nn oration delivered bv C. G. Curl, Esq., of Salom, after which the festivities of tho day, consisting of Music, in thu Pavilion, Dano'mg, Croquet, Base Ball, etc.; win comuieucu. Marsha's will be. appointed to jggperve order, and no borw-recinjjr; driiukennpps.V.r disorderly conduct will be tolerated on the iair tiroutids AE MISSION TO THE FKEE. GROCNES REFHESn JilS' OSl liti FAiS GROUNDS On the Pittb and Lth days ,of Julv.-a nnrso Lo SiOtl vr'Ul'be tfoajpeted fof, accc'rdinj; to pro gramme.' 2T-, A erUiaJ invitation' ii eitcridcd to all: i ; A I) V K 11 T I S 15 11 12 X T S BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF PCRTUKD. OREGON, Published hy 1.. Muitiitfl, Otnarut Ailmrtiiiuy A'jmt, M'.t t'ruut Sir tel. . A tk Kit M A X l LI. A UN UO il E, 2lii. , F1UST STHliKT. Iinportcru Hint Juhhcr of I'm nny (im.iln, Crovkory, (Jliinivarfl mid 1'inlad Ware. 4 ilnr Ioun. First t.. Imiwenn On It nnd Nun. Kvprytlilnu nnnt. U. b. l.ojittfullow. I'Wip. booImtatiIkveky AJiDTaFoiJiCAis. IlAMUOI-"rA 111 OKS v., AgcntK (or Miiblo, Todd A Co' celibfated OOLO TENS. Ivlnn, UUki-umu, Taylor A Cu' Pclmol Booki Jutl jiii'ii'ei, niti U of lnfl hi itnki for O'gn. JJt rnn, tlmouiy ilinx-t 1 in porter ol Clolh'na, P As., our. Front 4 Wnlilni(tuii Rtrtot. ' 1 - CIIAS. C. IJAUIIKTT, WHoLOaLM Klookscllcr and MfatSoitcr, A Ml EST STOCK IX VOH TLA XI). yn. 79 Krttt and Xo. 8 Wiohlr.ginn Ptr-t. j F.CKT 'WlTUA Jf KOV. l2TF"rmit atreet, Jj )l Imporlnra nnd Oal,r In uuns, mrx.ES and revolvtrs of eviirY (U'crlptlon. I'inliinc Tankla, Ytwy lioo.ln, l!rd, llirl Vm KTW. Ilntket'. Croiiint On men, A ilahy rnrrlngn. Aifpiitu fr Ilia "California- I'owder Work;" lo for the "Wliovkr A V.'iliion S.wiii)( MaoliliiM." KaTdrTjuh a!7 1 29 Fr-nTTt7trnliral VVaTuh-mnki-r A Jmrob-r. Work done f.r Ilia Irado. IIIMK A )!ACIIKf,!KB. W Fmnl 81. "J J nirliiiin A Kciiiliari, )t rt., brl. H.ik A Pin, j loipor!rr i.r.uto. l!on, kitrban ul-n'll 1) un annn. W. A., a. w. ror. l"t A Taylor at. 9 Clic.i't Fumllnro lloii-a In t'ortlnMl. CARPETS VAI.TKR BROS. 80 Front Ktreet. (1 larko. llendi'Mon j Pealrra in Pry l A Cook. Kt A .1 Flrt at. ooi. Fanny Milllfirry, Ac. 1obn A HoM-rfpld. I IS Front at. f'..mmllon ) Mi'iihiinln A ilrnlrf In fir. A Cal. rolurc. (1onl. .1. II., Manul'ariurrr A flpalr in Had. J illra. Jl.,r..a A Haddlarr n-rdw'r.9fl F'nt at. d 1urrii-r. W. A Co, 101 Front trr. l, Mfrijliant X ) Tnll'TK A Cloili'i-r. Hnt. FotnUbinr liooila. Bfl.i.lmiiill A ttntman. 0? From t. ltnal Ka. Into Apil". (nfr loanr'l, hmie r-nti. " i i: r.i i. ; in. C. tr. Wo .dard A Co.. 1"l Front alrart. druggists; vyK frd-r4 frM a.v rortjoii cf tho Ftatar.r Tetrilo tir r.iri'nll filled by mail rrpr-. .i mil. I. l.ow- n.'rin A Co. Knrnitnrc and carpet t..rr from I .".4 M l ir-t rt. T"J1 nol"Viiicut M A ,u Front f 'ry, Wimurril A HoSmait, FnM.i!i all kind of help. 'din A IVebr, I" Front t. 'injtnir'lon i-rrlinMaand d"lrr in ilortill trdn.. bion rv MnH". rc.f, Firnt A Salmon. J' rl."!t I'r. t;o"d f om- ut alwara on hand "Jihrl A Itoberln' er. Fir' A Wa.hinf'nn "i. Iralr A tnannfae. rlo'blne. furn'jf (-..od. wtar..!. Tr7lt U7, rii-niii. n!T,i No. 'lltn kum'a lllo-k. e-r. Firt A V'ahinron t, (1'ill'A .lerl. 7i and 77 Firm . Pealcra In JJ P.. fil, J"ltinni-rr and Minimi In.lrotn'nu. O II AY'S I USIC STOIllZ Tb Inrscl Mui lltme on tb Coaat. I StcZimuy I1:jio. Ilurtlrtt Orgaun C. L. rtt-.ritANS, Manager. F0I.F. AUENCY FUJI THE 4IIovt" Mciit? .2 at iiiitc. W 4 ...I...... Jt W - I'- TI.'m. In ! J all kiiolt ol Siff.U. ror. Firt nnd Main t. j B ainbtujr-r. It., Firrt -t.. Imi"r!rr ai d J 2, r.m. din-.St r in it.V F.nr hrr id. M ilii'ry. JJ IT rmlnt, l. II.. riiotoraphii' Arti.t. . w. eor. I Firt A Morrt n. rb:ld" I'irt. upreialty. J k'inrirbnen. L. 'J. A Co.. I" Fir-t al. llnnu- j f. 'r A IrnVr in Jtm-ttv, Wal br, tc. it:.nr i. ti. L.. 'm Front rt ln.lr: de-iirr in I! ro rrw-ii. Iioor, f'n Ma'eriitN, r, inli', Cao'f A Co., i. Frui t bo!e.!e ucli-t in Prog. I'atnt. M!. f!a. A SB j'l j n filming AljVfiimT I i tiVS k j Jeelle. nndrfced. 'rr.ijl. snd lock 1 iiicb." Ctn(M. iliort ba!leol. f . K. Trav er, Ayint, 112 Fr nt Ptrn l. nur;ren A fhin'.'rT o. i"! fo 172 Firtt r. Irupurtrra r,f Fumi'uro, r.eldin?, Ae. ni?rnaionnl Jlotcl, t r. Front and Morriaofc. M. I'.ml"lph. i'r. Fw Iiiiaaltindaltnar. K ol.n. J. A Co.. HI Fl'-nt t . wbolc-alo A trtnil dralirrin fine ClotHin-r. Fnrn'jr tiooda, aion borre Ho-laurnnt. priraia r"om IVr familica, cor. lit A Finaat'. Q. Voa. Fr. Martin, I'.. A wholraa Liquors. O. 8. X. Co's ! ilcalem in winni A tSlork ami t'an Fran. Meier A Helunri-r, an.l llrl.il Cm Ill Kront at., Wioloale 'onfefltionrra. MIMrr, J ilm It., 9.1 First at. Vichmlier and Jwrler. oflV-rt to the public a fine as- , sort fietit of Watrhrs. ('locks and Jrwrlrv. M "oollrr A Co., Fmt.t, near t., ilrnli-rs in native and foreien Wines, Liquors A Citrars N Tor "limp, II. J.. Iltirdware. Iron, Steel, Hubs, ft okrs. Hardwood Lumber, Ai. Portland. o mt.1i ntst II'ilt-1, cor. Fimt A Morrison sis. Fniii b A Cook. Proprietors. Ijarrith, n atkin A t'ornell, Krai Estnle Agnls VU Kn. nt st, bet. Alder and Washington. a'SIOVOsrnt.alMIICV GOODS. C. II. WOOIrAKD A CO., 101 Front Street. ieo, .1. yi.,l'i7 Front strw-t, VUolal Heal , tr In T'nre nnd Stoves. ii-liler, Pi ul. Fimt t., Jinporirr of Br- 8, tin woodo it trvingn, I'nrlor umniiionts, Ae. idi r, II. C, KiI Kstata anil Money llruker, (2 Front st- . rortland. I ft oniiljiiutii. I. S. A Co., Tobaeconista, A Im Lft. porters of Korei.rn and Domestic Liquors. It u House, Frcnt St. On First Class Prin cipal. Tbos, Ityiut, I'ropnetor Sherlock, S., f F. ont A 62 First sis., dealer in Harm , Saddler.?, nnd Saddlery Hardware. j iiuon, J., LB Frout St., dealer in Ioors, Sash, and lUimls, Wind, w and l'lato tiluss. Sinalieimer, 11, 147 Ff. st St., Importer of Pian os. Organs, Sheet M osio, Musical In.-trinnls Skidmoro, S. ti., 12.1 first st , Jinicpm and Apothecary. A largo stock of Perfumery and Toilet Articles. CI in ii h A lavis, 71 Front 1 1., whiilenalo dius, l'ainls, Oils, Window (il iss. Perfumery, Ac. s Jn' Uwis, 73 Firrt st., Pictures, Fmmes, Moldiiijrs, Artist's Mat'.r'-rnfr Instr'mnts s tnith. Put, Urokcr, U(l Front t., denier in l.e pal Tenders. Oovirnm'nt Ro.ids A Hold Dust I 'l OVt:, JI. I,., 107 Fr. nt Slreel, ij Watrhmaker and Maniifaetun ng Jeweler, is appointed ncentforthe Waltham, K'l;in. E. How ard A Co., C. E. Jncot. and the Cu'. Wutobes ; also, f( r all the productions and im orts of the California Jewolry Co., Sun Franoisii. Sead for a cirotilar. Wstohes repaired in tho very best mnnn'.r and Warranted to pivo saliffnction. wawsBaBwswaiaa'aiiisaairii iia-sa ainjao. rjlci'iy Jtros, 17S First st. Manufacturers ami ilcnlirs in rurnitnre, lieddinir. Carpets. Ae. he Clothinj; Store, US Front street. Clotli inp, Furnishintr Uoods, Boots anil Shoes Harris A Prater. fluttley ti ll, 143 nnd 144 Front st. Dealer JL T iK Waffons nnd Aprrieul tural 1 mplemet: ts . lyno, E D, n. w. cor First A Ouk sis, denier, in Una Brandies, Wines, English Ala A Porter rilylur, J A. 147 Frout st, wholesale denier in . Hatter, Eggs, Cheese, Lard, Iiacon, Ac. illiums A Myers, d Central Itlock, Front st, Commission Merch'nts A dat's in Produce li nl ley A Fecliheiin'er, Attorneys A Solicit ors in Bankruptcy. Cfliao iu the Odd Fellows' Temple. . ARCTIC SODA. . THANKING; - THE PUPLIO FOR PAST patronage, wo would announce tUst wo are now prepared, with Rreatly improved facilities, to dispense this healthful beverage to every one in unlimited quantities. . . - . , : ' BOTTLED SODA AND SARSAPARILLA delivered throughout the city. ' Dealers supplied on liberal terms' n.".0lf. A. CAKOTHEItS A CO. A. UIIEELEK, NIIEUD, OR. . FOEWAHDING AND COMMISSION MER . " - " ' CHANT. Afcerit for sale of tbo celebrated "Bain Wag on," and for tha sale of all. kinds of agricultu ral macBinorv. Consignments' solicited: Town lot's in town of Mf HUCKYE OX 7 Wj r?t IM WITH HIDCIt siios:: LONGER SEIVES! PATENT FAN, AM) WIND ELEVATOR, WITH THE x i : w I in j roved PIVOT S!0 GEAR. UNEQUAL ED A.VI HoysAVjhe fr t'jrr MOUNTED MI si At,' PROVED Th k JTK&lsrHtZ .l.ounleil UNEXCELLED Mcij&sppjcjnqAp SOLE AGENTS FOR ilTIIK VIItUATOR SOMET1UXU XE'.V- LATEST IMKROVE.MKXT IX TIIREPUIXU MACULXES tl'FECTIVE AXh COilPLETE. Don't fail to see it before Purchasing' any other kind. SOLI: Hurt Piitcnt IIonnd Ain REACH. SOUETIIl.tC KEW. ..it rt-. ' i e. jA 1.1. f. i tHE IZXTCHTJ.I. WAGON. i NOW ACKNOWLEDGED BY ALL TO EE THE BEST WAGON ON THE PACIFIC COAST Send for Descriptive Circular. 1872. 1872. THCWALTEEA.TTOOD FOB TUB COMING ILRI5Ti C. B. COMSTOCK & CO., 1 SPRIWGV1LLE ALBARIY, OREGON, Sole Agents for Oregon arid Wasi.iiigtoh Territory W. 8. XEWBERRY, TraveHnpr Crnoral ARent, ALUAXV.OUtGO.V; Til EKE JUSTIiY POPIX.IK WACIIIXES ARE Jf OtV I5T GEXERAIi ise in Russia, Prussia, Austria, Bavuria, Fraueo, c pain. Kngland, and North and South America, in fact throughout the whole civilised world, and have been awarded the FIRST I'llE.lilU.H at every tria', both in Europe and America, since the World's Fair at Paris- in 1807, siuoa which time many valuable improvements have boon added. Ond & Two-llbrse Hoiible : Geared Flfcxi- bSc Bar Klowers,;-' . ; .-,: ncvar lff. , Thev are tho WONDER OF THE AGE for Strength, Beamy, tapa'city anetXIGHT NKSS OF DRAFT. . : '." ' : V '". .. ; ; ;.- TUB SEIiP-JTIliTO BAjS ' - V .i. ; ' '. :"'' - ' " 5 ' "" 1 ' ' ' ' with Mowing Attachment!, is t,he mo.'t coaplefe and di-firnola Reaper, cither in' Ewrope or Ari ou, and is a COMPLETE UEAPEH aud a COMPLETE MO'WJilj;, being two separata machines. We cLaim for the wood's machines ' Thnttheyaro tho .LIGHTEST DHAFT. the QUICKEST nnd BEST MOTION, as wpll as the IMOST ZURAi;LE. That they LEAVE THE BUNDLES IN THE BEST SHAPE,, and are the flASlEST HANDLED of any Mowing or Heaping Machine either in Europe or America. r, fSr-VSis iVarrant the Wood's SEachIna to bo M Represented.-." ' . ' JgfiL full assortment s EXTRAS constantly kept al all eur agettciM.lSS , WE ALSO HAVE THK AGENCY OF THE , ...,.--' ...... HAINES' HEADEES, -widi WOOD IMPROVEMEXT which renders it one of the BEST HEADERS extant If you bay a lloadcr, bo sure you get tho IIAIXES 'with Wootls Late IoiprtrTC menU,t they were only added in 1ST). ..... " . send ro: Albany, ifc" 3.- 1872-vTuoSyl. ' v J EK ,,id UNRIVALED - '-AS A" MOWER UNEQUAL ED AS A REAPER! a c k taw t Tilli liOAD. KJ.s 2. 2 i - 3 w 5 3 vizMy. CHEAPEST ECONOMICAL ! 4i a- Gives GREATER POWER J. SATISFACTIOX ! XXX OTHER a o HORSE TilRESIIEIl ! -SIMI'LE, FO! WITH Patent ROLLER BRAKE ! 50O -7. O riV.iKd'i SOLD I I ,S I Ft 4 It. I 1872. fin DESCRIPTIVE ROOKi 0-iSce at C. B. Cumnock 4 V TVatehouse.- AHVEUlis; MEST8. C1AI'PAII FOB Wiw vr. OATS, POEK , BMlief aa4 Egg by WllxEtKK. t i!Ein. "..,.. AK1)WABB FOK BClLPKh fi It ttrniikr, and fr Farmer old - vMr, by niifci.LMt at niir.iin, WOOL SHAWLS, LoMi ANtJ KyUARE,. Fiaid and Striped, for lale hy W II KEL- at HllVAiU. SOAP KASK'a COJlkSSED, THOMAS Cooi Wfrr, HUaeaiojr, and other kind by WHEELER nt HUV.DIH .fla Q n o D O O a o o 70 Z m ?J m 7 v H ' Z o o o t z Of H m n H CO h 9 H i i O 0 2 J3 7 i-i 0 rjl 0 o o o . M M a O d o O , 71 - 2 g 1 ' ... O "i w z BS o PI a o z aa 1 Q 2. i PRIVATE MEDICAL AID- QUICK CURES AND MODERATE CHARGES DR. W. K. DOIIERTT'S PRIVATE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE ! rri-Wo. 6X9 Sacramcaa Street, corner of Leiiixtrar ctreet, a few doors below What Cbeer House. Private Entrance on Beidesdurff street, San Francisco. EttahlMtd tzprcttty to mfford tie ajitted tomiti and wcientijic mtdienl aid in the treatment and care of mil Private and Cknm ie iieeaete, enaea of 8rcre cy mud mU Sejcaml ' Jjimorder: TO THE AFFLICTED. R. W. K. DOHERTT RETURNS HIS Sin cere thanks to his numerous patients for tueir patronage, and wonld take th:s opportunity to remind theni that he continues to consult at his Institute for the cure of ehronie diseases of the Lang, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive and lienito-Uri-nsry Organs, and all private diseases, via . Syph ilis id ait its forma and stages, tseminal Weckoess. aud all tho horrid consequences of self-abuse. Gon orrhoea, Gleet, Strictures, Nocturnal and Diurnal emissions, Sekuat Debility. Diseases of the Back and Loins, Inflammation of the Bladder and Kid neys; etts., etc.. and be hopes that his long experi ence and successful practice will continue to insnre bim a share of public patronage. By the practioe f many years ill Europe and the United States, be ia enabled to apply the most efficient and sae eessful remedies against diseases of all kinds. He cures without mercury, charges moderate, treats his patients in a correct and honorable way, and has references of unquestionable veracity from men of kaown respectability and high standing in soci ety. All parties consulting him by letter orother ifs, will receive the best and gentlest treatment, atf'l implicit stcrecy. To Females. When a feniale is in trouble, or 5Iicroi 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 vonsncss, extreme urinary difficulties, derange ment of digestive functions, generrl debility, va ginitis, all diseases ot the womb, hysteria, sterili ty, and all other diseases peculiar to females; she should go or write at once to the celebrated female doctor, W. K. Doherty, at fcis Medical Instituto aud consult him about her troubles and disease. The Doctor is effecting more cores than any other physician in the State of California. Let no false -delicacy fro vent you, bnt apply immediately and. save yourself fron? painful sufferings and prema ture death. . Alt Married Ladles whose delicate health or other circumstances prevent an increase in their fauilies, should write or call at Dr. W. K. Doherty's Medical Institute, and they will reccivo every possible relief and help. The Doctor's ot5 eesre so arranged that be can be consulted with out fear of observation. To Correspondents. " Pationts residing in any part of the State, how ever" distivnt, who may desire the opinion and ad vice of Dr. Doherty in their respective eases, anil who tbink proper to submit a written statement of such, 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, as in structions for diet, regimen, and the general treat-, tnent of the case (including the remedies), will be forwarded without delay, and ia such a manner aa -to eonvey no idea, of the purport of the letter er parcel so transmitted. Consultation by letter or otherwise, trick. Permanent euro pnarantceil er aopay.'Adifress, "W.-K. DOHERTY, M. ' Sa Francisco, California. ' t SperhterrJt. - . Db. Dohrbtv basjust published an important pamphletemb,odyfpgbis'wn views and experiences in reif tio to Impotence or Virility, beinj a short treatise on Spermatorrhea r Seminal Weakness Nervous and Physical Debility consequent on this affeetiouv ?-rtt other disea fes oftbe Sexual Organs. This lit3 work contains information of the a l- ' aort val-ie ia alt, whether married or rinplg, ai? will be sent FREE by nxiil on receipt &r i , postage stamps fur Tetirn po?t:,"". : A'lUresr. W P'JWSKIV, M. T , I Sbedil for1 sale; ' . ' ,-