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IHUDAYV...;.... -NOVEMBER 8. 1S72.
AGENTS FOR THE STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT.
ABhIanVl.n:.l...A.. ......L.Isaac Miller.
Mrownsville ...J. M. Morgan.
t'orvalli)..... -W. 11. Privet t.
Canyon Citv I. J. Hairuewnos..
Colfax,-W. r : -W. J. liamilton.
East l'ortfaml Pa v. Kallerty.
"Kugene J. J. Walton, Jr.
Ga.HwbirrR... Matthew Fountain.
JIarrisburg...,.iSam. May & li. Ii. Holt.
Jeflorson.. ..HauU-y utrrmait.
Jacksonville...
..J. K. Xeil.
Lebanon
1a Grande.
...J. 1L lttUstou.
E. S. JeC'omat.
-A. W.-Wrltflit.
...... -Ij. Samuel.
, I. N. Smith.
..J. H. Turner.
A'. A. Fink.
& (5eo. Christie.
..-.11. F. Brown.
ewxrt...
Portland...
Peoria
l'orullcton....
Uoscburg ....
&eo -Dan
Salem
Gaby
The Dalles A. U". Ferguson.
Walla Walla X. T. Caton.
Yakima, W. T. E. I. Boyle.
The Escaped ..Nvs. As will bo
ecu by advertisement elsewhere, Jliss
Edith O'Gorman, the Escaped Nun
will lecture at I'arrish'js Hall, this city,
on neit Jonday eveniag. -From the
extended and highly complimentary
notices of the press, both upon tho At
lantic and Pacific Coasts, where this
lady has appeared in her role of lectu
rer,, we are certainly warranted in
promising tills community more than
an average treat in her approaching
lecture. 8!c alastf weeTc lectured in
Portland to overflowing houses, anil
alio has this week been interesting and
seusatioualLziiig crowded audiences at
Reed's Opera House in Salem.
"Wednesday's Statesman alludes to
Miss O'Gorman in the following com
plimentary terms :
"The iady.is rather a vivacious little
lady, and her uiauuer on the stage is
prepossessing and secures the undivid
ed attention of the audience. Her il
lustrations are well drawn ami her de
scriptions so perfoet that her hearers
can almost imagine themselves within
t he convent walK JAr gestures are
appropriate .ud her hurea.-ms Njf the
most cutting nature. An oevaslonal
M')arkle of wit keeps her hearers in ii--elIeiit
humor and causes the'n to lis
ten to her iutt-titing dis.'mrse with
undiminished attention throughout."
He predict fvr Miss O'Gorman a pro
digious t hi use on JfomLiv niht.
OfiEGOX I'JUISBYTEKY. This : Lo 3y
convened in AHiany on Thursday, Oct.
7, with Itev. A. I. I.itidley, Modera
tor. Following ministers were pres
nt : Itevs. E. R. Geary, W. J. Mon
teith. If. H. Kjiaaldiug, Ii. linbe, J. A.
Ilanna, J. It. Thompson, Y. 1L. Stew
art, Johu Ithea. The following elders
were present : Wni. Tctupfetwn, C.
(JoodehiM, K. K. II arret:, Johu Patter
son, H. P. Abrauis, T. 11. Powers, T.
31. Head, ais-i fv Cond.t. Ti:e United
Presbyterian Church, at Sale:a, pre- j
rented a request through its ii-tor, j
ltev. H iL Stewart, to be adsaitted j
into this Presbytery, which was grant-
d. UiM.il invitation of Prof, irurreti,
the meuilK-rs of the Prcbytery visited
Albany College and expressed them-
selves as highly pleased with its mau-
ivgemeut, discipline arid future
!
' ' t
pacts. ; ltev.- Dr. Ltnds'ey was appoint- ;
d lo solicit funds for the endowiur-nt
f the CHre, of which it is irrcxtlv !
... . ,
in need and eminently worthy. The!
session of the Presbytery is said to
liave lcen a t!t :La::t and iiist-:ict:v. I
unPtoihaiuinxM,,!.,,,
j
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TitE Trp-TOE MAitcir. Here
something for President Warren
to :
xeacn nis siuuems at Aioany college. ;
An exchange tells i.s that it is an emi-!
IlCllt SUCCeSS : "The object of this !
movement is preparatory to running j
and jumping. The boys being in line, I
the word, "On tijvtocs,". is iven ;
ach boy places bis hand on bis sides,
and waits for the word "Kisc," when
they all gently raise themselves on
their toes, joining thoir heels together,
and keeping their knees straight, and
remain in this position till the word
'Ilest" is given, when they fall back I
blightly on the heels, their hands fall-
inguown by their tides. Proceeding
in this manner through a few courses,
with such variations as may present
themselves, the pupils will soon ac
quire a habit of graceful walking, of
the highest importance to every one
who studies a gentlemanly bearing."
. The "Sovxv CoCntiiy." Messrs. R.
Montgomery and Wra. Gird, who last
week returned from a visit to Puget
Hound, speak in the highest terms of
the business fixtures of that country, j
The near approach of the western sec-
lion of the N. P. li. K. to Olympia has
given a new impetus to business there j
and everybody is awake and rushing
Seattle, hovteVer, seems to far exceed1
all other tcrwrs on tbe Sound in enter
prise and progress. Property is iu
brisk demand and commanding high
figures, and new buildings are almost
daily rearing ftieir proportions in that
city. Our informants speak in the
highest terms 6T praise of the enter-!
prise, liberality and hospitality of the
people 6ver there, and from their re-1
port we are led to Infer that the aver-
age "Cla'Ci-Digger" is the prince of
good feil(?ws generally. j
Special ilisratefaes inform us that
Linn county lias gone for GVanfc and
Wilson by about 148 aisijority. Twelve
precincts have been heard from, and
the result is a jkrius one. ?Fe con
gratulate the Itepublicansof that coun
ty upon their good work, and sympa
thize with Jlart. Brown, of the Demo
crat, on having his bright anticipa
tions so thoroughly squelched. Salem
Statesman. - , . -.
Now, Captain, ust keep ydar shirt
On ! When we hold . a regular live
election, and no foolishness, . in 1874,
we will carry Old Linn by our usual
hiajority. Of course there is no Re
publican in Linn simple enough to be
lieve that his party could come within
275 votes of carrying the county on a
square deal' between the Democratic
and Republican parties. Please don't
lose any sleep on our account, Captain;
we're able for our regula rations, as
usual. , :. - . '.'
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Do Read It. R. Cheadle tells you
iu another column not to read his uew
advertisement, but we countermand
that order and tell you to do so, as" you
will therein find something to your in
terest. Mr. Cheadle is a live and pop
filar merchant, and one who knows
well the peculiar wants of this dis
criminating public- 1 -
,Hogs! J7oG8! The highest cash
price paid for dressed- hogs by' West-
iake A Simpson.' - - j
IxsrflAXCE. The contemplation of
! the ravages of tho Boston lire has given
a new Impetus to Insurance, and tho
great losses that arc covered by Bolveut
insurance companies has added Jm
incriscly to the credit of that character
of investment. No man's property is
pafii from the contingencies of destruc
tion by 'fire, and no man should be
without insurance, ll'o Introduco to
our readers through our advertising
columns tho Fireman's Fund Insur
ance Company, of San Francisco, one
of the most ancient and reliable com
panies West of the Mississippi, lis
reputation has already beconjo world
wide and Its popularity unparalleled.
A. F. Wheeler, of this city, Is local
agent,aud we bespeak for his company
a liberal hearing from this community.
".Hands axd IIeakts." The lec
ture delivered iu this city last Friday
evening, by ltcv. Xr. Lindsley, of
Portland, for tho benefit of the Ero
delphian Society of Albany College,
was received by a tolerably full house
and was highly appreciated. Dr.
Lindsley has a well modulated voice,
an easy and fluent articulation and a
prolific How of elegant language, and
all this coupled with a miud highly
cultivated and well stored with scien
tific and practical kuowledge, could
not fail to render his lecture a highly
instructive and an intensely Interest
ing one. We regret much that the au
dience was not more numerous, as well
for the credit of our city as for the
worthy cause for which the lecture
was delivered.
That Extekt.vixmekt. Tho en
tertainment given at Good Templar's
Hall last Tuesday evening was decid
edly an enjoyable affair. The hall was
crowded to its fullest capacity, and the
various actors and actresses of the
eveulng made the most praisworthy
efforts to rentier a pleasing entertain
ment. The leading artistes of the
evening were Jcssrs. .V. C. George, F.
M. Wadsworth, II. C. Clement, .'J. J.
Hart, Jos. Pcrdom, and Mrs. Dr. Grif
fin. ATiss Lizzie Hestlake, Miss Jane
Tariwright and sweet little Eunice
Cine. Other jK-rfortuers of the occa
sion are probably equally worthy of
mention, but their names do not occur
to us at present.
We are promised a series of enter-
tMniu -n's fro m the s:t:nosoucedurins::"l,, '""rV ,
I'll' HlldM'
Wants to -Shuffle off.' From
the Salem SittcsJiinn of Wednesday
we learn that our incestuous citizen.
.VcFaddeR who
now represents Linn j
tel do Watkinds, "is
county in the Hote
in a deplorable state of mind, border-!
, . . w , . ' .
itiffon insanity. He taUs constantly J
of wanting to be rid of his life, and !
tlio'.igh lie seems n have moral sense
enough to restrain him from suicide,
be is apparently anxious for -omebody
to assist him to jihutSe oir this mortal
eoiL Yesterday morning he ii.iplored
the physician in atteniianciS to giv
hini strychnine. He has In-en p'aced
in the prison hospital for treatDitt."
,
i u)iKisin..-i)ie I'ortluna Jl'.r-
...IT! .1. ,,!.. I.. J- ...
fitiiiru wit a lie
t double-cylimk r Tavior rc.ss. lhi.s"
okt" r ITo-rity U certainly gm.M
fy i ng to tlui; paper's many friends In
i lie St:i1r- nml wt trt!f that it min
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continue to "houtish like a green bay f
,honv.'' (This may not be a literal
- '
quotation from the original Chimpau- J
zee Chinook, but we won't stop to cor-
I reel it now.) Under its present propri-
r,.. it 1 T-o,l,. s i
t.f,rs!iip and able editorial manage-i
ment tne Jlt rald has but few equal
n.. tiiwrinr rti-! to !.. !i,i.-n!! ;
ti(. fieu of tll? Xorth Pacific,
K vstekx Star. We are requested
to announce that there will be a nieet-
mCrrow (Satunby, rening, for the
purpose of conferring the degrees of
- i
the "Eastern Star" upon all those la
dies who are entitled to receive them.
A chapter of the Eastern Star is to be
organized in this city at an early day.
Wives, widows, sisters and daughters
of Master .Vasons will take due notice
and govern themselves accordingly.
Enterprise As will b seen by
reference to our advertising columns,
our enterprising friend, Wheeler, at
Shedd, is paying cashfor nearly all
kinds of country produce. Judging
from the well selected stock of goods,
and the ireneral annearance of thrift
about his premises, Trheeler must be
enjoying the legitimate fruits of his
sagacity, pluck and fair dealing. Go
and see him if you want to get your
"money's worth."
I'EnsoxAL. U'e had the pleasure of
a call from our distinguished friend,
ex-Senator J. W. Nesmith, last Mon
day. The General is In a good state of
preservation, and thinks that Grant's
election only more fully illustrates the
fact that rascals and thieves are at a
premium and patriots and honest men
at a discount in this country. We be
lieve that General Nesmith Is eminent
ly "ke-rect," as usual.
.
At 7ome fob Business. Hon. A.
McAlexander, one of the most success
ful contractors and excellent archi
tects iu the State, has concluded his
large summer contracts at Eugene and
has returned with his family to this
city, where he may be seen or address
ed at all times. He Is ready to under
take contracts for the construction of
brick masonry of any style required. -
Zem.'s Monthly Magazine is a
new candidate for public favor, and
one which, if the Initial number is to
be a fair sample, will surely merit it in
fin eminent degree. The magazine is
to be a popular and illustrated review
of literature, art and science, and is
furnished at the moderate price of $2
per year. Address T? Ellwood Zell,
Philadelphia.
"BuFfLEH" JIeat. X. S. DuBoU
&, Co. have placed us under obligations
for a supply of dried buffalo meat, all
the way from Chicago. The meat is
well cured and tastes wild enough for
the demands' of the most untamed rel
ative of the President. It can be
found at Messrs. DuBois & Co's estab
lishrcfentat all times. Don't forget to
try it.- ,
Deoicatiqx. The netf Methodist
Church "four miles east of Albany, will
be dedicated by taeRev. Stephen Pow
ers, of' Salem, on Sabbath', Noyeisber
14, 1872. We understand that' Mr will
be calfed Trinity Church:-
A Commendable Ibi4CV.Evcry
honorable tradesman Is cbl,ljred to suf
fer at tho hands of his dishonorable
competitors, just as thd, Word of a
truthful man must pass u( a discount
because of the untruthfulness of his
fellows. Hence the Importance of so
modifying our whole nystem of com
mercial Intercourse as-to excludo the
operations of every species of rascali
ty. As an initiatory step hi this direc
tion, we arc pleased to noto that S. H.
ll'ood & Co. propose to conduct 'their
Literary and Art Agency business so
as to please and thoroughly satisfy
their patrons, by requiring their
agents, 1st, not to represent their goods
for what they are not ; 2d, not to col
lect the amount until the articles have
been delivered, and 3d, so to conduct
tho business that there shall not be an
occasion for reasonable complaint.
They also agree to "refund the p.-lce of
all articles which shall for any reason
whatever be returned in good order
within sixty days from the date of their
receipt." 3essrs. Wood & Co., also
tho well-known publishers of Wood's
Household Magazine (established in
ISO"), have favored us with a copy of
their Agent's Prospectus and Illustra
ted Catalogue, from which we judge
that "Agents may learn something
greatly to their advantage" arid obtain
spec! mens and full particulars by ad
dressing Hood's Literary and Art
Agency, Newburgh, N. Y. '
Peteksox's Magazine forDooeto
her is on our table In advanee, ond is a
perfect gem. This Is, without doubt,
the cheaest of the really good lodyVt
books. It contains, every year, ono
thousand pages; fourteen fctcel engrav
ings; twelve color.nl, dotiltle-sl.e, steel
fashion plates, twelve colored Berlin
patterns; twenty-four pages of music;
and more than a hundred novelets and
original stories by tho best American
writers. There Is no deception about
It! Yet the pric Is only two dollars,
or a dollar lew than magazines of Its
class. No wonder it has the largest
circulation iu the world! To clubs it
is cheaper still. Thus, Ave copies are
sent for eight dollars, r eight copies
for twelve dollars, or twelt'w copies for
seventeen dollars. To the. person get
ting up either of these clubs an extra
copy is given as a premium , and also a
, ,, , r ...
i"Kt Vimn ntviniiji vivi wciuwirui.
Specimens of the magazine ore sent,
gratis; so write for one, and see for
yourselves. Now is the time to sub
scribe, or to get ud clubs fof 1873. Ad-
dress Charles J. Petersou, S0 Chestnut
St., Philadelphia, Pa.
.
t ocnty CoritT. Tlic County f ort of Una
wn, ,., lnl wk, w K N. TMjy
Ju!c pnnitlinc. and M.-iwrn. Cyru and Vuh-
imrne. roiiitnlMloni-r. Tli following l a nyn
I1 of ih- lu-lni-i Innwlnl :
T. 'roft a I1wh1 fir kfplnt; two
panj' r for oni- yr from ct. 1.
J. Kryri-nr wa ullowttl IJ ikt wwk for kt--Ins
i!iiimt.
lvtuioii of f. X. Kmlth and ilh-r fir etaintjr
rati wim r wivitl, lo a fiuonaranc. Aj
litlon for itrilu rtHul tlcnl"l.
Kollowlns rlnlms Btfnln-t lit- colmly m.
low-Mi : Morris A .MH'uliy. nirPhnmltM- for
pUJK-r. J17.UT; Ja. Hll4il. I'C.; Will. Mul
lok, for liulMlii'' irtili'" in t'ititrmtln rlvt-,
Sl-Vi.-j3; John MoKlnii", ht-nn- klll-U by fnlllni;
l.rl.lu'"-. Mo: Mary I'rown. kwlne aU-r. iT:
;.t. i-o( f-ii fr'r iwir, niin1 A . tf.,vi..';
j N. It IIuniliri-, ircMHnillnc rrltnlunl. til; J.
; K. rjrlnvn. Ju!;n' (, ti.A: t-vl I.ui;lii.
I .-oni.-il.l-- fii-. f I'J.3",; kl. X. TuKtly, Jutlu'n
.vtlarv.
ivmil of Mliorifr I trkcr, a tai colimor, fixed
i ill SJT.'i. nn-1 Iximl fllitl Htnl Bt'i.n.vi 1
I .t.-iti'ii o( Chu. Willlntn nnd others for
1 1 1 1 v r.ii cruiiitHi.
. ipikiiiii of Andr-w l"ratn- anU lh-r
- . ( .. 1 ft I ... I .1 I
j ck ton mid ilayinond Ikifihart uptliit-U a
Vhm ,.r Hll.,.niM,r w )tnl,.nnl ,
em$..tn -X "rids-- aT x Thomua rr-k.
sie wn oi o. . iw.il. a iwtuu .p. r
t'ior. art t-ll-l.
Court a. Ijournrd lo WwlnisaJay, Nov. 12, KC'i
Teki-si.'hoke at COUV.VLI.18. He
acknowlcoje an invitation to attend
the ball of -"Young America Fire Co.,"
of Corvallis, on the 27th Inst. H'c un
derstand extt nsive preparations are
being made for this event, and It Is ex-
I'ccU?'1 to t,ie "-"d f-
;air oi tne sort v vr gm-u m vur onivr
city. .
Respkctfcixv D eclixed. U'e this
week received a song" from the East
entitled, "Greeley's Jarch to the
White House," which we respectfully
but firmly decline to publish. We do
not desire to harrow up our readers'
feelings with anything so mournfully
teching."
Ix Limbo. Geo. B. Taylor, the
Grand Jiascut is who organised the
Red Cross Temperance Lodge l.i this
city, was last week placed in duance
vile at Portland on the charge of b.ing
an absconding debtor. 7ow are t'bo
mighty fallen ?
Goixg. And now Sam. A. Clarke,
late editor of the Saleui Statesman.
is out in a book of jioems under the ti
tle of "Sounds by the IVestern Sea,"
and he is going back East where he
isn't known to get 'cm circulated and
read.
A corespondent writing from Sclo
informs us that "Democrats of the
Forks got hungry fcrr venison on elec
tion day and nearly,, all 11 ed for the
mountains." Seeras to us that veni
son hunting was not confined to "The
Forks" on that day, but had suddenly
become more epldeTAic-ar than the
great horse contagion.
A Fine DisPLAY.--Blain, YOung &
Co. have an elegant and full Selection
of the latest fall and winter goTAl) and
they are selling at prices correspond
ing with the depressing financial con
dition of affairs in tliis section' of tile
country. Don't forge't that they keep
the very best of everything.
Wheat only worth 65 cent's and jV
Baum, at the Plorteer Clothing Store,
Is selling according to hard times He
has a large and well selected stock of
fall and winter clothing an 1 IS' selling
cheaper than any' house in the city.
Give him a call before you purchase
elsewhere. '
Sheriff Parker is this week collect
ing taxes in the southern .part of the
county. Any person paying him for
the Democrat on his rounds will re
ceive due credit on our books'.
Charles' Cartwright, one of Albany's
most valued citizens, has" removed to
tsatem. e cau ill afford to lose so
enterprising a citizen as Charley, ' and
ve part with him with much regret.
GUs: Paiyton has moved htsiexcellent
stotk" of groceries into' Milt' V Beach's
old stand jand is now prepared io wait
upon customers with . his usual , cour
tesy and' urbanity. . . i : k ! -v? .
The oldest-inhab.
winter.' , , .'. .
ei let'
pr
a' - severo
HOME AND ABROAD
Klver rising rapidly.
Now set out shade trees. f , ; $
Wild geune Immigrating. v 'j
Next sensation city election, i j
TheSantlaui Ditch is being rushed.
Snow on the mountain peaks around
us. .' - ' " ."9" '
Over 200 cases iu Multnomah Circuit
Court.
City election two weeks from next
Monday. ,
Boston Bullerers will now be the
fashion.
"ICastcrn star" nt Masonic Hall to
morrow night.
Greenbacks found, bo advertise
ment elsewhere.
Hee ltoco.-der's notice of election else
where In to-day's pa:er.
Sportsmen now bug many ducks and
geeso In the vicinity of this city.
Oregou Presbytery will meet noxt
year ut Lapwal Indian Agency, in
Idaho.
"Suntlani" Is the name of a new
"bulglnc" to be shortly put on the O.
& C. It. It.
It's u bouncing lsy stalwart and
brave; and Capt. Harper, is Its proud
' parlcnt."
Thanksgiving approaches, but alas I
tho festive turkey-cock stalks not lu
our direction.
Itev. Dr. Geary is appointed a dele
gate to the General Presbytery to niett
at Baltimore lu May next.
As the great boot manufactories of
Boston are burned up, shoe leather will
doubtless be high for a time.
Fever has destroyed thirty thousand
dollars' worth of cattle in one county
of Illinois, within a short time.
S. Montgomery has sold his property
on the corner of Fourth and Callpooia
streets, to Judge Baldwin, for $1,W.
The Democrat has the largest circu
lation and is consequently best adver
tising medium lu the central valley.
Itev. Dr. Hill Iscauvassiug the State
for ah! for the .VcMinnvllle College.
li e wlnh him ail success in his nobis
enterprise.
We have received a neat little lioem,
entitled " Baffled," which Is crowded
out this week but will appear lu our
next Issue.
If time is money, we would like to
have some of our subscribers devote at
least three dollars' worth to our benefit
and behoof forever.
Bayley Chapter, It. A. M., meets
next Thursday evening. Visitors from
abroad are exjHXted and important
work Is to be done.
The."Albany" apcarcd at our wharf
last Wednesday morning the first
boat of the season. Shu took a load of
wheat down from C'orvallls.
At tha recent Georgia State Fair, a
steam wagon was' exhibited that took
up and carried of!" Its twenty ton of
atone without a word or a wink.
By the uew law, pasnud by the recent
legislature. Circuit Court for Linn
county will bo held on the fourth Afon
day of .Varch and second Jouday of
October.
- Mrs.: Crltteudeii, widow of I.aura
Fairs victim, is mistress of a neat and
quiet boardiur houe lu San Frar.clsco,
as a means of supporting and educating
her children.
P011K! PORK! POHK!
IWAXT.U.I.THEOlr IDKK I CAN tiET.
unlivt-ritl In Aloaoy, lor tt lilcli 1 will pay
tii liixacal tncc lu email that in inrkt will
airor.I.
Albany. Nov. 2, 172 nVHt
j. il iibitiH:..
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID-
QCICK CURES AX I) MODERATE CI1A SS
DR. XV. K. DOIIERTY'f
PPIVaTE medical and surgical INSTITUTE I
f J5No. 619 Sacrament Vtrsst, ntr
of l-i'leiliirn (street, (a few dwvrt
below Wliil t'htcr Jlout.
l'rivato Entranc on
Lcidvidurir trect,
San FraacUco.
ErtaWthtd trprmtlf la afford tht afftitfd mmd
(einlile Mdicnl old ta l trtatmml
and eurt of all J'ricutt and C'Arm
ie Jjiuatf, eatti of .Vcr.
eg and all Sexual
Uiivrdtri.
TO TI1E AFFLICTED.
n. w. k. doherty returns his aw.
euro tbanka to bil nuweroui palicoti for
tutsir patronaee, ana wouia lake lb' oppurtuoiiT
to remiud tbeui tbat be euntiauei to eonult at bit
lontitale for tbe euro of cbronia dicae of lb
Laogn, Lirer, Kidueyi, Dijetivo an J Ueoito-Uri
oar Orsan. and all private diacane. vii . trpb
ilii in all ita funo aud mm get, Seminal Weakuen,
aud ail tbe bornd eunaeuaoncef oraeir-abaie, Oon
orrbtea, tireet, htrietarei. Xi-rturnul and biornal
etnifiioui, Hexnal lJebililj. Diwiiw of tbe Back
and Loin, Iuflammation of the llladder and Kid
ney, etc., etc.. and be boiioi that bm lunc exiierl
ance and ittccewful pracliee will continue to iuere
t ira a ibare of public patronage. Ujr tbe practice
oi many yean in curope auu me uniieu oiatee,
he if enabled to apply the mot efficient and inc-
eeii'ful remedkf ngainit discate of all kind, lie
curet ' without mercury, ebargea umderate, treati hit
paiier t n correct and bonurable way, and bai
referei ces f unuueationable veracity from men
of Icaot 'n reepeetability and bigb (landing in locl-
ety. Al. psrtietconiulting niin by letter orotber-
wire, win reeoive uie oeii ana gonneit treatment,
and implK ' vecrecy.
To Females).
When a feir-ale ii in trouble, or afflicted with
diacase. an wei kneaa of the back and llmba, pain
in tbe bead' dimneas of aiKht, luac of rauacular
power, ualpital'on of te heart. irVitability. ner
vouaneaa, extreurr nrinary (.-cisuniea, aerange
uient of digestive function, generrl debility, va-
. .mm. r '...
einitia, all d incite ot tne wotim, nyitena, atcrilr
ty, and all other di'eaaea peculiar to females; abe
ahould fro or writ i or onoe to tbe celebrated female
doctor, w. K. Doi.tnr, ai nix raomcal Inititute
and consult hitn abut her tronblea and diaease.
Tbe Doctor ia cRoctbig .nore curea thub any other
phyaieian in tbe 6toU of California. Let pq falae
delieaey prevent you, our apply immediately and
aave ynuraelf from pait fu! (uflcringa and prema
ture death. Ad Murrie 1 Lad'.ea wbeae delicate
health or other circumaU ni-ea prevent an inoreaae
In their fauiliea. ahould write- vr call at Dr. W. K'
Doherty'a Medicat Iustituto, and they will recoite
every possible rulief and beJp. Tbe Doctor's offi
ces ace so arranged tbat be can be consulted wlth
Out fear of observation.
To C,orrenonints).
Pntfenta reeiding in any part cf tbe State, how
ever distant, who may desire tbe opinion and ad'
vice" oT Df. Doberty in their respective earns, and
who'tbink peeper to submit s written statement o
such, in preforenoe to holding a personal interview,
are.respeetfitUy assured that their ooinmuu.'cationi
will be held moat sacred. t
Ifthe case lie fully end candidly described, per
sonal eominun'ication will be unnecessary, as in
structions fof diet, regimen, and tbe general treat
ment of the ease (including tbe remedies), will be
forwarded wRhjiut dekiy, and to such a manner as
to convey no iaea of tbe purport of tbe latter or
parcel so transmitted. Consultation by letter or
otherwise. Fitfiri. Permanent cure guaranteed or
no pay. AddroKii W.K. DOHERTY, M. D..
i . . .' Franoiaco, California.
Siermartrho3a.
Dr. Doberty- has just published an important
pamphlet embodtnghisown Views and experiences
in relction to Impotence or Virility, being; a short
treatise on Spermatorrboja or Seminal Weakness
Kerrous and Physical Debility consequent on this
affection, and other'diseases of tbe Sexual Organs,
This little work contain information of the ut
most value tn all, whether married or , single., no
will be sent FREE by mail on receipt f six cent
fn postage "stamps for return' postage.
h Addretfv , W. K. IWUKKT7. X. D
' eiir38tr , " ten Tititen, Cal.'
L. KLINK & C0:A OOLIUMN.
NEW GOODS !
swn nxcjtivKi, it
L. KLINE Cc CO.,
ALBANY, OniMOX.
wb aei jaw im Kiciinr or av
TIItlLT III STOCK Or Till MOST
Fashionable Goods
OF THE SEASON1
la Ue Usees
LADIES' DRESS GOODS !
we nn
CHIVA tATI Mill COOK
MAKT ITWAK1 ITIIPBI,
SCOTCH PLAIDI,
TAllIBit' CLOTHS.
STRIPED, PLAID, WOULE.1
AJIDHSITIlUHLa, KXIT
BACKS, ICAnil, ETC.
CENTS' CLOTHING !
BOOTS AXD SDOES,
HAT8 AND CAP8, ETC.
GBOCERIBa.
CBOl'KEBT,
GLASSWARE,
PAPER IIAXOIMGI,
CABPETISGI,
STRAW.JIATTINO
OIL-CLOtltrl AND BLANKETI.
NATS I
and a full stack sX
Fancy goods!!
, Xoii" uari' 25 per cent by. buVlisg
your1 irooUs t our establlshtliriiit.''
' ' " ALlfAY, O REG OX.'
"ftatm. .
JjiEVV ADVKRTI3EMENT8.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF PCRTLANO. OREGON,
PnblUhed by L,. Mttmael,
Gtnirnl Adfmrtiriitg Aytnl, 9'i front Strttl,
ACKERTIAVM DOLLU liROKt:
No. 9. PIBST STKEiiT.
Importers and Jobbers i.f Fanry Moids, Toys,
Crueller)-, Glassware and Plated Ware.
A stur lloiiae. First St., between Oak and Pine.
A Kvery thing neat. II. L. Longjfiillow, Prop.
BObtlsTsTATIONJB RT, ,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS !
GlLi, STEEL & BANCROFT,
" : ?o "d TT, First Wtrent, Portland. Oregoo.
Barman, tbe only direct Importer of Clotb'ex,
Ac., nor. Front A Weshlnrton streets.
CM AS. C. HAItltETT.
weetssii.r
Dookseller and Stationery
l AllO EST STOCK IN POtl TLA SD.
No. 79 Front and Sn. I Washington Streets.
1 KCK, VVIU
o&ns, mn
LIAM A SON, 120 Front street.
inttorter and DeaUHtn
SlrX.ES AND nxvoLVEits
of everv deai-riDtiim.
Flahlng Tackle. Fancy Goods, Iiead, Dird Ca
gea, Daaketa. Croquet liamea, A Babv Curriages.
Agents f..r tbe "California Powder Work,;" alto
for the "Wheeler A Wila H.wing Machines."
Beck. John A., 1 ZsTProni t., practioai Viib
maker k Jewelrr. Work d-.tie for the trade.
UOU IkH ""a I J O II Pit 1.1 T KMff.
IflMF.S HACrtF.UiKP.. M Fn.nt St.
Buooauau. W. A., a. w. eorTlTtATaylorais.
Cbcapeat Furniture lfuue in Portland.
CARPETS- 'lS&fZ
Ctlarke, Ifenderaoo A Cook. 81 A 83 Firat st.
) Dealers in Dry Good.. Fauey Millinrry, As.
Clobn A Hownfeld. 14) Front at. Commitsioa
) Meicbaats A dealers In Or. A Cat. prodace.
t1nni(tt, J. U.. Manurnfinrer A Dealer in Sad
) dlra. Harneaa A Saddlery ll'rdw'r. VA F'nt st.
lurrier, W. A Co, 10.T Front atreet, Membant
J Tailors A Cloth iera. Hats, Furnishing Ueods.
D
eLaabmutt A Caiman. 92 Front at. Heal Ea
tate A gent a, money loaned, booaes rented.
DOTAL COO DM.
C. II. Woodard A Co., Hi I Front atreet.
Orders from any portion of tbe State or Territo
ries carefully Ailed by mail vr express.
E
7 mil, Lowvnslein A Co. Furnitonrand carpet
iller tluttt fri.m 124 to 1-irat at.
r.1 mplo; uut Agency. J. P.. Wilberell, 60
Pj Front at. Furniabea alt kind of belp.
1
'Jt verUmg A Ileeoe, U Front at. C'ommiaaion
jSaabiutt Livery (Stable, ror. Firat A galmou. L
Corbett. Pr. in.id turn-outs alway a n band
Isabel A koberts' er. Firat A Washington sis.
Dealers A maaufae. clo'bing. farn'g goeds.
QUAY'S MUSIO STORE.
The largest stasis Heese ea Ibe Ceasl.
STEINWAY PIANOS,
DlltDETT ORC-AAS,
O. 1,. DePXtAKS, Manager.
Bole Aftenejr ffor lhe
"llowc" Sewing Machine.
fM Agents wanted.
II
II
II
acbeney A hirmese. iir -cera and Ivalrrs is
all kinds of Sreda. cor. First and Main ati.
auburger, 11., 13.1 Firm at.. Importer and
dealer tn Maple r aery Dry JwmI. M llli ry.
endee. U. II.. Pbutograpbie Arti.t. . w.eor.
first at Xurruxin. t bilil a Ft. apeeialty.
II
enri'-haen, L. C. A Co., Ibii Fir-t st. Manu-
l-t rs &. dealers In Jewelry, Watches. Ac.
II
II
ibbard, li. I... &S Front U. wbnlenale dealer
in Groceries, Doors. Wagon Material,. Ac.
edge. Calef A Co., 97 Front si., wholesale
dealers in Drags, Paiuta. Oils, Olass, Ae.
lrIM Illj' dewing Machine, straight
J I VFxTI. M J needle, underfeed. and Mock
litob." Competition challenged. ti.W. Trav
er. Agent, 112 Front street.
nutchiaon, W., watchmaker, eoroer First A
Slain Fte. All work ifune at San Fran
aeu priris and warranted.
T
II
nrgren A Sbindler, Xos. lfi to 172 First sU
importers of Furniture. Bedding, .te.
I
nternational Hotel, eor. front and Morrison.
M. Kudolph. Pr. .Free liua attend, steamers.
Iv
oiin, J. A Co., ill Front St., wholesale A
retail dealer in bne Clothing, Furu'jt iiooda.
M
aison Doree Retanmnt, private rooms fv.r
lamillea. eor. f st A I'ine .la. y. Voos. Pr.
M
artin, K. A C. wholesale dealers in wines A
Liquors. 0. B.N. Co's Blook and San Fran.
SI
eier A Sehmewr, 111 Front St., Wholesale
and ilelail Confectioners.
Miller, John B., 93 First el. Watchmaker
and Jeweler, offers to tbe public a (hie as-
sortment of w atchea. Clocks and Jewelry
oeller A Co., Frotat, near C St.. dealers in
native and foreign Wines. Liquors A Cigars
N
orthrup, A Tbompson.llardware, Iron, Steel,
Hubs, b pukes. Hardwood Lumber, Ae.
o
ccidental Hotel, cor. Firat A Morrison ats,
tmitb A Cook, Proprietors.'
"rjarriab. Welkin. A Cornell, Kcal Kaute Acnu
t- . i . ....
tvr. 1 1 wni anu oiara ia.
PiiOTdcTBApiiic: ooodsT"
C. 11. WOODAKD A CO., 101 Front .Street.
J. II. PILKIXttTOS, M. D.,
OCULIST s& AURIST,
Office. No. 73. First S, Holmes' Building,
3rd doer from Ladd's Bank, treats all diseases
of tbe
ETE, EAR, THROAT St X.TJNQS.
R
icbter, Paul, 105 First at.. Importer of Ber
lin wooiien carving. 1'arior urnainenis. ae.
it
ore n ban in, I. f. A Co., Tobacconists, A Im
porters of Foreign and Domestic Liqimn.
11
us llouae, Front St. Un First Ctuss Prin
cipal. Thos. Ityan. Proprietor.
1 berlock, S., (51 Front A 02 Firat ats., dealer in
kj Harness. Saddlery, and Saddlery Hardware.
s
s
iinon, J., 60 Front St., dealer in Doors, Sash,
and Blinds, Window and Plate Ulasa.
insbuiiner.II, 157 First at., Importer of Pian
os, Organs, Sheet Mestn, Mustoal Instrmuts
Skiduiore, S. U,, 123 First at, Druggist and
Apothecary. A largi'jlojk of Perfiwiery
aud Toilet Articles.
s
uiilh A Davis, 71 Front ft., wholeaald drugs,
rnlnts, Uils, Window Ulaas, Perfumery. Ae.
s
new A UooS, 73 First at., Pictures, Frames,
Moldings, Artist I Mat Is, Dr wng Instr inntj
O mith. Put, Broker, 90 Front at., dealer in Le
kj gal Tenders. Qovernm'nt Bonda A Gold Dust
STO.M,'U. 1WI07 Kroitt Street,
Watchmaker and Manufacturing Jeweler, is
appointed agent for tbe Walthani, Elgin, E. How
ard A Co., C. E. Jncot, and the Cal. Watches
also, frr all. tbe productions and imports of th
California'Jewolry Co., San Francisco. Send for
a eireular. Watches repaired in the very best
manner nrM WarrSTDted to give antisfaction
Flerry Bros, 178 Firat at. Manufacturers and
aeairrs in rumirure, ueoning, varpeia, o.
FTIhe Clothing fttorc, 113 Front street. Cloth'
J lng. Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes
. 1 , V.
uama a rrnger.
buttle, 11 H, 143 end 144 Front st. Dealer
in Wagons and Agricultural Implements.
T
Ivne. E D. n. w. cor First A Oak sts. dealer in
fine urandies. wines, nnglisn Ale A fnrter
W
illiums A Myera.5 Central Blook, Front st,
t i l l-. a. J . t . i I, a
lvonimuipion4iL.rcu ot. a neat em rpinura
w
uaiiejr n j-iwiiii.iui.r, mwrwja o duiiqi,-
i. n L !. uu..:... . . . ..' :
ors in llanRfuptcy. Cmce la the Odd
Fellows Temple.
' FUlis !' Fl'US ! FIRS ! v
TklB niGHEST lRICE PAID IX CASH
Jnr alfkinds of Fnrs, hy- - -
v7tf BIAm,' fCXJNO tf
. s
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mA
MI JI MW
WTH OB WITHOUT FORCE FEED.
r
fat c&kTteg&ag?
Mf rrr rs
ASD mi JCSTLT
PEORIA PREMIUM PLOW;
So well and favorably known throughout the West and Pacific?
Slope. Improved especially for the season of 1872-3, wittf
patent concave, steel high londside, Scotch clevis and Mgir
standard. Sole Agents for
TTITH
PatCBt IIwflBda)
AUm
S01E7BI.XG U.
TH miT;HIrSLIs WAGON.
S0f ACK50WLKDGED BT ALL TO EE THE BEST WAG OX OX TH PACIFIC Cd AST
Send for Descriptive Circular.'
-
TO TUG FARlUEItS
LINfJ AND BENTON COUNTIES.
THE rXDERSIOXED WOCf43 ItESPECT
fully announce that they have entirely re
modeled and renovated tnelr large, eomniodi
us and substantial
WAREHOUSE,
that they have strengthened and added to the
same, erected new work entire; tbat they now
have two A Xo. 1 Cleaners, wjth larger Klcva
Uira eoinplete ; liavo put in new BolK r end En
gine, and are now prepareU ib btke lit and
handle
WHEAT & OATS,
wfv MnMIr anit mnwtnl.ntlr.
WV would also call the attention of the far-
nicra to the fact that our focilitira for shipping
to Foreign Market are very complete, and
that ll,nv will flnri 1, trt rholr ulviintiim tn rail
at our othce for further Information aa to our
(acuities and terms or uorage.
flar Facilitiei for Storage at Portland
ore such that we can ship from this warehouse
at any time to prevent overcrowaing ru
C. H. CUMSTOtlK & CO..
-8n3tf. W. S. Xbwbcrt, Agent.
NOTICE TO THE TAX-PAYERS
of ; -
V.
TTXTJER THE PROVISIOX8 OF THE lAw
U now 111 force relating to the collection of
taxes, all taxes are required to oe )aia wnnin
thirty days altr the daya appointed for meet
inirtha tax-navers in the several precincts, and
alttaxes not paid within that time are liable to
costs aa upon jexecuuorj anu mat ia oue uuiiar
and' three per cent, frorrf each person :
I wtIL therefore. In purVniance of law, meet
the tux-payers of Lion County at their respect
ive plncea of voting. In each precinct, ou the
following days, to-wit : -
Harrlsburg, Thureday.TCov. 14, Halsey, Fri
day, Nov. 15, Waterloo, Monday, Xov. 18, Sweet
Home. Tuesday, Xov. 10, Brush Creek, Wednes
day, Xov. 20, Brownsville, Thursday, Xov, 21,
Lebanon, Monday, Xov. 25, Hantlam, Tuesday.
Xov. ati. Franklin Butte, ednesday, Xov. 'St,
8cio, Thursday, Xov. ai, Syracuse, Kridny, Xov.
2B, Orleans, Monday, Dec a, Albany, Xueaday
and Wednesday. Xov. 8 and -
. . -ALLEN PARI0ER, Sheriff. -
Biirt - And Tax Collector lor Linu Co.
Notice to credYtors. '
gX THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF V.
Jst'M. -Watson, deceased. 'Xot ice is hereby given
that the undersigned, by virtue of an order of
tho, Countv Coiirt of Linn county, Oregon,
madp on the Wth day of OcVaber, 1672, was
duly appointed Administrator, with will an
nexed,'. 5f tbe estate of Vincent M. Wntson, de
ceased:. Therefore all persona haying claims
aeainst said estate fire notified to present the
same, Jwoperly verifled, to th nijilersiimed rer j
siding in Aipany, uregon, wnnm ui nmo ana
In tho manner prescribed by law, - . ,
. , BAVIIX FROM AX, AdroT.
P. A. Job ics. Atfy for Arm-r.
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SOLD
T.AST YF. A-"R
T AA.AVA -k. AJaAA
5tO$20 SfcLAof wSr,
vantadt
worklna: oeu-
pie. of either sex, young or.old,' tuac, mort
money at work for us lu their suafe rueiirnU.
or all the tinie, thou at anythingelae. particu
lars irue. Aaaress u. Bunson x 1,0., roniana,
Maine. . vtiniyL
THREE FINE RESIDENCES !
AXD OTHER TO WX LOTS
FOR SALE IN ALBANY f
THE CXDEBSIGXKX Of FERS FOR S&Z&
the following de.-loed property, aluiatael
la the city of. Albany, to-wlt :
- One t!nely-tlnlsheil and commodions reel
cpnee, and 8 lots, a good barn and oth.-r out-
nouaes, grounas well arranged and nuod wltb
benutiiul shrubbery, a large variety of tearing
fruit trees, etc;, etc.
Also, one house and two lots. In the bualnma
portion of the city, the lota also well supplied
wan gtioa i run ana one snruooery. ine nouse
is large and commodious. ,
Also, a house-and lot in a vers- desirable in.
cation, with suitable family convertftneee. '
Also, the two lots upon whlclvforaaerly stood
the Pacific Hotel. th the corner of iSecoud, aua"
wastalngton streets. ...
Also 7 or 8 unlmproned river lots lying along
Ihn railFn.il .tvilh
I also have for sale n 4ne new Piano, of Ual
let's munutacture, the best in tho market.
All the above mentioned property will be
old on the most reasonable terms, in fact 1
will give extra Indwcsiuente to purchaaera.
as I desire to chance my locality and renitv
to another climate.
a ilOXTUOMEKX.
VBnlrtf.
i
NOW IS YOUR TIMET'
Hft. chas. n. aivis
HAS TAKEX KTATII.ES AT THE T.rxV
County Fair Ground, for 1h purpoan of
breaking Horses and Colta to. aaddlo and har
ness: argit, to train Horses if trot, run or poeav'
ChargetntMlernte and antisfaction guaratsteod.
Tue best of refcreno'a iriven.
- ... . nliiw-i.' - -
ApVllKISTKATOR'S RALE.
TAVBI4j - NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVKX
Ja thn'iby virtue of an order made by tne
i bounty C.turt within aud for the County of.
Linn, State of Oregon, on the 8th dny of t'cto
ber. lS7i In the matt- rof the eattv M m.
Farrier, late of sid county, deetaHl I, L. tt.:
Eddlernan, Adminiatrutorof the estate o" Vxm
saJjlWm. rarnerwill, ou 1 . Y
Tuesday, the TOtXifotoj ' Xov., 2ST2,'
at the court house door-la th city of Albany,;
in aaid county of I -inn. betwet-u tb ootira oi v.
o'clock In the mornitg and 4 .o'clock;, tn tfelt
evening of tbaf day, towit: tho hour.af.p
o'clock I'. M, offer lor aalo at v,,1lcv iumM h,
tho tallowing dtscrtbed real .estnl of tra-! ht
land, bcloiuiing, to said esCMte and .rftuSt i ,?n
mm V. ,11111 .', vts- w i. i ii' ... fit... ' - i . it' n . ii -
wejet ouarti-r. and the west half At- Vir nnnK.
14. noucn .01 ivaiiir?. i v. '-Si ; 1 1 a ; j t : k- iu, .
the dy of sale, and the rfirmiiij,. uiil in six
monlha. axdired li moif inure i.rt nrifitv.:.
- . U . EUDLjiLM, JMmt.
8. A. JOHNS, Atx y ' .t-i :r . ' . nl!h44.'