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4 F1UDAY, ..NOVKMBER 2.2, 1872. AGENTS FCR THE STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT, Ashland f Brownsville.... Corvallis Canyon City.. Colfax, V. T.. East Portland. Kug-nj... .. ., Iwac Miller. ........... .J. M. Morgan. W. It. I'rivcU, I. J. llasruowood. W. J. Hamilton. Dav. Kallorty. J. J. Walton, Jr. Matthew Fountain. nm. May & li. 1J. Holt. llank-y Wuterninn. J. K. Niil. J. It. linlnton. K. 8. .'fcl Vmiw, -A. V. Wrijrlit. L. Samuel. . tiassburjr Harrl.sburjj... JcfiiTson....... : Jacksonville, Lebanon"......, 1a (Jrnndc... Newport....... - Portland....... 1" Poor la, I. X. Smith . leotUeton -J. H. Turner. Roseburg A. A. I' ink. Scio. .Dan. Gaby & Goo. Christie. Salem - -.11. V. Brown. The Dalles A. IT'. Ferguson. Walla Walla . N. T. Catoii. Yakima, W. T. E. P. Boy lea. Edith O'Gokman. The "Escaped 2f un"- delivered two lectures during the week in Parrlsh's Hall, this city, to gaoi houses. Sha has her lec tures well committed and delivers them witha vivacity and force which stamps her ns a public speaker of more than ordinary acquirements. Indeed we have never heard a better trained woman lecturer than Miss O'Gorman. As to the matter of her discourses, it appears to us greatly overdrawn and so highly colored as to be more conspicu ous for its sensational qualities than i for Its candor and fairness. An indi vidual who claims to have a "God- given mission" to parade through the country and deliver lectures to the people (at oO cents a head!) should not ..forget that trutJis, to be poteut, must be fairly presented and divested of the least semblance of demagoguery and sensationalism. Wo do not believe -Vlss O'Gnrnian's l?ctures have this essential ingredient. That Romanism, as well as Protestantism, has individu als, high in authority, who commit gross outrages upon the laws and mor- als which should govern all eccle.sias tic bodies, we have daily proofs, but to ' cheapest and best publication of its kind take those isolated and coiisp:ei:o:ss.ea- ' in the I'nited States. In it can be ses as a basis for attack upon the relig- , found matter that entertains all, old ious tenets by which they profess to : a:i 1 youn?, while the coming year the be guided is hardly fair or consists::!, subscribers will receive a pretty ehro IFe are not a devotee or even au u:im:- i as u Christmas present. This will rer of Catholicism, but that it hu.s its be u great temptation to even one, virtues, as well as other professed mor- til institutions, we Lavu abundant ; proofs. ; Fire. Ijast .Vondav morn::t; our citizens were startled from th.-iraccus-; tome! monotoijy by the sou -id of the ' lire alarm bell, "which, coupled with : thcstill fresh tneuiorv of lha recent i Ijreat lir-r in Boston, .caused them to ! "g!t upaici git" with more than their usual iuiste. "The lire was sooa discov ered to be in the resider.ee of II It. Cannon, Esq., o:i t!ie corner 'of Second and Broailalliin streets; and in less thun four mfuutcs the house v.us Jit or ally gulte'l of its furniture, carpets, etc., and t!u tirciu -n had tv.o steady j .streamsof water pouring in at the ' windows, which very soon subJu-d the ' flames, with but small damage to the buildias?. The flreseeaii to have caught ! -in the closet among clothing belong- j ing to Mrs. Cannon and the children, j -"u ,,Ja "Ul " , scr-ly nappeiieU to sva t:-e smo.u: i-i-suing trom the windows of tho roo.n. The clothe belonging to the fe::ia!c iiumbera of the family were nearly all burned, and much pro;erty was dc- stroyed by bein hastily thrown into tile street from the win lows and doors. Ioss estimated at tlJUt $'jOJ, with no liandsomelv and are deserving of lllicll i credit for their promptness in arriving ! u l liiu rc yjk. iil luc liii n.p m i . - , , subduing it. It is actually said to 1 CoitUKt-Tiux. Last week the L'rrit have been only three and a half min- i trr contained a statement, (which all iites from the time the engine started ; tiie e papers are copying) that from her house until a stream of water j there will be a special term of Circuit Uras playing upon the fire from her noz- Court for this county on Dec. 10th. zle. Trot out a fire company anywhere ! that can beat that, and our boys will ;e them and go a half minute better jfcTxt time. The Locks. Wo learu from Judge Baldwin, wdio last Saturday visited tile Locks, at Oregon City, that the w'drfi is exnectcd to be so nearlv com-1 plefed fft about three weeks more, that! all will lie safe from any flow of water which may come against it. It is con fidently anticipated that the locks will be ready for operations by the 1st of i congestive emus, alter a snort illness. January, on which- day the first boat j Willie was five years old. and was one will be'taken through them. This is ,j of the brightest and most promising expected" to be a gala occasion, and j litt! fellows we ever knew, ll'e deep many guests .have beeR invited to j ly sympathise with the stricken fanii- raake the first trip through the great i Locks of the Willamette Falls. Another Fire Almcst. On last Tuesday even lug a lamp in the kitchen ! of the St. Charles Hotel was aeciden- i tally broken and the burning oil bid fair to give us a touch of Chicago or Boston in almost no time. The alarm of fire was given, the engine started for the scene of operations, but some thoughtful, individual smothered the fire with a '.vet dish-rag, or something else, and Albany still stands. The boarders were eating supper at the time, and raiRe lcst premier saved a mighty lot of victuals by the prema ture scatterment of yc terrified board ers. At Harrisbukg. A correspondent writing from Harrisburg informs us Prof. Jart. Taylor hasorganized a Commercial College aJtTaat place, with fifteen pupils, andtoany more prom ised. ' Mart, harfuie reputation of be ing a thorough teacher in this most useful branch of practical education, and we trust he. .will, meet with un bounded success. The ladies and gen tlemen attending hisr College have formed a literary society, which prom ises (o be very interesting and benefi cial to its membersf during the w inter months. HAVAXSTAS.-y ire' are , iodebted to Gus. W'heeler for the present of a box of .fragrant i cigars. " He keeps ' the best brands of cigars and tobacco and sells at the lowest prices. He says he is also agent for -the. '. best insurance company in America. , , . - Brixg Them Ix. IFe are requested jo ask all persons having books belong ing to the College Library to bring them in at an early day, as it is the de sire of the faculty to have a hew classi fication and. re-ar ran srcincnt of the Ji- Arary, Which TriEr would Lnifc to nr. Postmaster. St net the alitor of this paper lias publicly announced that he positively will not accept the. Albany poat-ofllce, we hear It atated that .no less than seven of our trooly loyil citi zens have petitioned ye Prosydeiit of yo "Vewnighted Ktaytea for ye Bayed post-ofticc. It Is understood that Ktl. Freeland, who has extracted copious draughts of the lacteal fluid from the Government udder for the past twelve years, has concluded to resign (some thing novel in Radicalism,) and many of the faithfuls' bowels hereabouts yearn fervently yea! hanker muchly after the rich and succulent pap which has for many years flowed Into his ex tended bowl. Among the most persis tent claimants for the "orfus" wo hear mentioned tho name of Colling Van Cleve, Ksq., the able-bodied publisher of the JicrMcr, who claims to have suerior claims upon the "posish" bo cause he has for years past turned the crank of the party organ in this coun ty. Messrs. Andy t.'arothcrs, Perry Raymond, (us. Wheeler and (Jus. Ijiy ton are said to be among the other most prominent petitioners. These latter named gcntlcmcuulon't sec It In the same light that Van does. They seem to think that as the Government has always furnished him the axle-grease (in the way of a fat printiug contract) with which to run Ids organ, the obli gation, on that score is about even. Well, they are alt good Republican fellows, and clever gentlemen, and we only wish that Hiram Ulysses could see his way clear to appoint every one , . . " , o it nun v vli w w DUi'iniov at depend altogether upon which of the petitioners' present of a bull pup get to Long Branch Jlrst. B.vixoc's Magazine. This inter esting monthly for December is Issued, and looks as bright and new as a twen ty dohar piece just from the mint. It h:i3 new type and some new features which will commend themselves to the readers and patrons of Ration's, kuowu all over the country as the and we hone thousands will avail tl.cmselvcs of it. In the December number, v.e notice such articles as "The City of Nice France;" "Scenes in -M'ys:nia;' "Valdivia, Cliili;" "Honolulu, Sandwich Islands;" "The Asi-ot t'up;" "The Eleventh 7our;" " Gerald's Betrotlied;" "The Hater "'!I'" "A domestic Xarratire;" 1 r,'m tmlertoot;" "Kitty'slhanks giving;" "Baby .Valid:" "Fortune's ; Change-;" "Navigating the Air;" "A j Reminiscence;" "Two Christmases;" ! "To a Sprig of 7A ath in muter;" :"ik-yonl the I'ieket IJnes;'' Our :-Young PctflK'a Slory-Tt Iter "Guess, or I 'e .in of a politician;" Brooch;" "Ruthvcn's I'--re;" "Curious .Vattcrs;" "Aunt Puzzle "Facts :ltrl Fancies ; "Mr. Sunflower's Christmas." (Humorous Illustrations, Only 1.-") a year. Address Thome & Tal'oat, CI Congress St., Boston. Al.UA NY ColXKCIATB I SSTITVTE. The n.-sl term of this institution closes on next Friday, :!Sth Inst. Exatttina tio:i ofclussts begins II Vdnesday niorn i::g thu i'7t!i. All friendn of education are cordially invited to be present. Ti:e 1atnms af the Institute are fer tainly e::j-ected. The second Term be- gins Monday, December l. All wdio expect to attend during thcL winter I,.. t r.f tl, ,...,..,Tlw. l,l they tllav be ,,ropcriv classifictL t "is is all. a mistake. U e suppose however, It was jiredicated upon the fact that His Honor, Judge Bonham, will hear an argument in chambers, in this city at that time, of a suit in chan cery. This is all there Is of the "spe cial term." To His Jotiieb." Little Willie Burmcster, youngest son of meouore ojurmester, xi., or l-ori land, died at the residence of Henry Buruies:cr, near Scio, last Sabbath, of thejr bereavement Sf.verk Weather. A. J. Warren writes us from Willow Creek, Wasco county, under date of Nov. 14, that the finow " tBa- region was four inch- es oeep and stilly falling, with indica tions of very severe weather. Great fears are entertained of a universally hard winter in Eastern Oregon and much damage to stock-raisers. Fcxeral. The funeral sermon, commemorative of 'the' deaflf of Miss Libbie Hood ward, will be preached in theJ. 1-1 Church, at 3 o'clock r. 'jt., on next Sabbath. The music will be conducted by Prof. Warren and his school, for whose accommodation the tifne has been changed from 11a. m. to 3 i m. as above. C. W. Shaw, Porkistical. Persons liarvihg pork to sell will please bear in mind that J. It. Herren wants all the dressed hogs he can possibly'secure, at' the highest market price, for cash. This is no humbug. He wants hundreds; yea, thousands of hogs, and is ready to, dough oyer the "squivalent" as fast as the hogs are delivered in this city. Central, Committee. As oar city election approaches we hear inquiries made as to who are the members of the Democratic Central Committee of the city. They are, to-wit:; Jessrs. Geo. li. Helm, P. C, Harper and John Parker. They will doubtless call, a convention some time during next week. V - ' . . , Another' ICxtertaixmejtt The Literary Uuion of Albany College are making the necessary arrangements for a public entertainment at an early day, the programme of which will be announced in. good time. From the high order of talent which is comprised in the Union we may expect; a rare i treat when the curtain rises. . (Written for the Domocrat.1 BAFFLED. BV ISAAC 1.0NO. When thu purplo aides of morn ; Ushered In the day new-born , V Wandered forth a youth forlorn To sock his goddinw loelry i Hiied ho on until the glow Of the Minset's Blcln flow Chocknd lilx xU'v, then InKBlnR slow. As crtit tho hadu ai-rom thu U'U One fond look he Rives Ochlnd, Then lnmoiiU hla iurKo blind. Thinking little thun to flnil II In benubMMia aiiK-l far or wldo t lAihtf ho nlKiiiln and loni lu-dniuina, Until Kuddon near him istfaiiin, llrlllliuil with rednd(mt U-nun, Tho niuldtin by hint dollied. - ijtcrly ho forward starts , Quickly through th glfwun liu diu-U "While with many falls and cmaru, T'lo batllud youth nvn wltunl cbaM I rhus amid thu darkorno nltht followed he InT (;k'iwi of IlKlit, Shining like n meteof flight, Yet nsver gaining In tho nica : Till a momss, duep and wldo, Itouml him Mtretchett on ovry sldo, And U voiid, hl wonted' brldn I And hn Is lauchlni; at hU jiltlH t Turn Ins lroui the maiden's ruy, The Mr tlreamer, In dNiuny, Wlt the conilnt; of the day To KUlilo him from tho boi; aright. U INTIXO KXPLO "t"kXTK AOUDiX A II V. Buowjcsvii.u:, Or., Nov. 1", 1872; Editor Democrat : Owing to a display "which occurred last fall In this place over tho killing of eighteen deer, a nauibcr unprece dented in the annals of t'ccr-luiiitlng in this vicinity, I uui ' constrained to notice a few things which occurred during the past week, and of which no notice whatever bus. been takcu. .A party of flvo men starteJ f."om this place last Monday morning on hunt and returned the following Sat urday, bringing In as trophies of the chase twenty-two fat deer. One of the party killed nine. Now I wish to know where a puny of live hits killed j , . . i . . .. i . uai,J F " s"" a W hen !HK,ple go hunting In this part of the country they ought to tttko aiong, as tneir guide, .Mr. wituoii, (the man who killed the nine deer) for j without his guidance parties will full in iloinir anv L'ood. us bus been evlnred i bv some pu'rties who btarte.1 at the i ue time and ren.alntHl out as long! n-tl... n ,.....t.n.wl l-.v... U..t r... i re- turned empty-handed. 'Ix-t those: shout who win." I reckon those per- w "cni ".r. sons who made such u parade on a for- j T,,c r '""1"" "f Llbblo ki1- mer ocvaslon will have the discretion ! ard wer- taken to Salem for burial, to wait awhile until they see If they ) mnled by the lrcaved father or- the only hunters of this section. M"Ur- T,,, twh-r and students Yours, Ac, Titos. II. Jxvtuns. ! of Albany College escorted the cwrtcg . . j to the dejot. CioDKV. Godey's Lady Uook for; The cruel nmniur In which mmo bad DecembT Is a sujierb munler and one boy abused a defenceless little girl In never surpasse In mngazlnedom. Its j the pattern part of our city last Mon lllustrations are of the usual style in ; day indicates that Albany Is well sup which (Jodey presents them to bis nub-h,,i',! wtt young Hoodlums. For scrilHTs. Two Heel engravings, one shame, boys! a handsome tableau title-juige; a fash- j A iiewspaier Is the literature of the ion-plate; a colored plate of silk stock- ; million. One man In a hundred reads lugs; Christmas Eve, and Morning, a look; iiliiety-uliu. in a hundred read companion pictures; ami an extra ; iiewspajK-r. JUrhmirjr. Y-s, and number of fashions exireslv selected several JUhonvt cumm.s never pay a for dress occasions of all kinds. The , cent for cither. literary matter Is matte up of an excel- i Jus. I.. Cowan, the enterprising Lelt lent clus of ttories suitable for Chris- ! anon merchant, paid our city a visit mas rcudfi'g. Marlon Harland's story, j last Monday, lie says the Sunt lam "Etty's Heio," is particujorly gKd. Academy, at I banoti, is numerously In the January issue, Marton llarlund attended and very prosjrous. Prof, will commence new novelette, under Nlckcrson and wife are teacher, the title of "fwrr lng Height," which ; jious! 7oos! The"iilghet cash will continue through the year. "Our . rri,,e .)ttIJ for jretwe,i i,0j by West Darling," a first -chu.' Cbromo, Is giv- jajie & Simpson. en to every pubscrfber to t;ley's .. . .. . ... 4 lady's !K)k for lsT;t, whttber a single j subscriber for three dollarv, or in a club j of six for fourteen dollars A. Id res . PRIVATE MEDICAL AID L. A. Oo.Iey, N. E. Cor. Sixth and ; . Chestnut Sts., Philladelphl.t. S QUICK CL P.CS A.VU MODERATE CII AKS I.vkffable CilEKK. We hereto fore thought that the most shameless and impudent mm in the world wo. one who would steadily for three years take a paper out of the oflico and nev er pay a cent for It, but we know a fel low who cau skunk that. We a .week or two ago struck a delinquent's name from our books who owed us three yerrs subscription, and he this week writes to us to know why his much valued and old familiar Democrat doesn't come as usual. He says he doesn't un derstand it, as the. paper lias always been so punctual, and he wants us to attend to the matter immcdluMy! If we had ever heretofore" doubted the existence of a hell, we would new give it up. There mmt be one! - . m ' The people of wi elty have all be come so monotonously virtuous, re spectable and well-behaved that it is impossible for'us to make a live, brisk, newsey local paper. However if this cold snap coot lues and the Holiday's don't fail to come to the scratch at the expected time, there may be a change in the moral atmosphere of this lati tude. Jeantlme, we poise our pen in mid-air and await future developments. A young lady living not a thousand miles from this city, who was married a short time ago, called the day after the ceremony to see an old lady friend who was reported dangerously III. The first question propounded by the old lady was, "my dear, how do you like your man by this time? 8hedd. This promising village, named in honor of one of the sterling farmers of Linn county, now contains a large warehouse, two stores, black smith shop, harness shop, church and several dwellings; and affords a good and convenient maTket for the produce of one of the finest farming regions In Oregon. ... , - A Fine Display. Blaln, Young & Co. have an elegant and full selection of the latest fall and winter goods, and they are selling at prices correspond ing wdth the depressing financial con dition of affairs in this section of the country. Don't forget that tlwy keep the very best of everything.- Th ANKstiivNCr. a ' union -service will be held oh' Thursday Nov, 28th insfe, at the Congregational Churc?t of thiB city at the usual hour of morning service. Sermon by Rev. S. G.-Irvine. BOOTS AND SHOES. ' N. Baum has just received a litsw and' large stock of the best' kind of boot and shoes, and will' stdl therrr; with his large stock of oiothi tag, cheap er than-any house in tho city. Give him. a ca'& before you; purchase else-' where and you can eave money, Oregon City Factory employs 125 op eratives. . ' ".IS". . HOME AND ABROAD : Boo Chcndlu's new" ad. Hherlff collecting taxes. ,, Severe frost every night. Festive duck hunting tiovv. r; ; Jlore K9 quadrupeds ku-kluxed. ' ' Greenbacks, buying S7J; selling, W. eights cold and bed-fellows hi de mand. Dave Froman Is In the mountains hunting. . fTho leading question: Who is to bo postmaster? Tho philosopher's stone "pay as you go, and go slow." Velvet boots Is now tho nobhiost thing out for tho ladies. A nlne-yenr old boy Is the latest drunk rejorted from 'Frisco. lion. Dan. Muiphy, and C. M. Cart wright, of Salem, called yesterday. Tho Champs, of tho Red Cross In this city have a flourishing Encamp ment. The youngster trlied tho "light fantastic" at Parrlsh JIM last Friday night. .Sunta Clans has put in an nppcar nuco at several of our stores in tho last few days. Lew. Htlnipson lias returned from the "Upper Country," looking lisle and hearty. It's a boy a gay young rooster; and John and Mattio Parker are correspond ingly Jubilant. Welcaru that McFaddcu, the last IVuItetitlary convict from this county, Is about to die. Walter -Vbss, Esq., of the Kalom Mercttiy establishment, gave us a eali during the week. Our former fellow citizen, J. Flclsch ner, Esq., has established a boot and shoe store In Portland. Success to him. Jason IKheeler has suspended work on tho Santlam Ditch for the winter. Mo.'ri still lias his gang of hands at work. Our c'ty election slowly but majcstl- umu--1callypp'oaehcs, and the mysterious j whlsIK.rh,Ka ut candidates are heard la I the laud "All among tin? J loses" Is the latest sensnt Ion song out. "Cold among th6 Xttsen" Is ,w bat's the matter up this WH-V nt ,,rm,,t' , , , Wheat lu Llverpocl-ta ifornla av- 'TUge, l'Js. -Id. (', I'is. tillt lub, Lis. f,V 1.1s. Sil. Predictions are in ado of a risa IMC. XV. K. IOIIi:UTY'N PRIVATE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE I r?te"N, t19 Sacramento Street, ornar of lAriUoOorQ Mrect, (a lew Uoert below What Cheer liuu. I'riviito Kutraocn ou LcilrUrfi ilrert. j tn i'raticUeo. Etlall txprtmlj (o nfvrd th ajflitttd MwtW om' teUnltjif mwiiirnl Hid im Ik lrtatmt nd cur of all I'riwU and (Arm it Viftatt, etnm of .ftert- tff and ull Jirjtuat Jjiturdmri. TO '.WE AFFLICTED. DR. W. K. POIIERTY HETL'RXd IIIS SIX ear tbuki to bii nnmerutii pitti.nu far lueir putrunae, ! would lake th'j vpporlnnity to rentiud tbeiu test 1 euntinuei to cuoult t hit IiiKtitule fur tlio turu of cbr'inio discuet of th Lung. Liver, Kidnry Iii,-tiive and Ucnitn-L'rl-uarjr Orenn, and al. pivato dinciwe, vit . Hyph- ilii in all it form ami ', Seminal Wtaknvai and all tlio horrid eunsq . loace of Mslf.auao, lion orrbna, (ilnel, t-triclure. . .NiH-turnnl sod Diurnal emUfium, Hexuul VMUlJ, lliwaaea of tlie Hack and Loin, lullaunnatioii ut tlie JSUdilcr and Kid' ncyi, etc., etc.. and be boM 'bat bi long experi ence and anwMful prsvtieo will continue to iuiora him a abare of public patron t. l!y the practice of many yuara in Europe and the United 8latci, be i cnoljled to apply tbe nun etficivnt and uo cciaful remvdiea iiiiiit dUeonet' of all kind. 11a curv without mercury, cburge utLdorato, treat hii pxtienu ia a correct and honorable W113, and baa reference of unquestionable veracity from men of known respectability and high tardirg imoei ely. All partie conultin; bitn by letter nrother wire, will receive the beat ami gontleit treatment, and implicit recrecy. v To Females. AVben a female ia in treuhlu, or afflicted with disease, aa weukneai of the hack and limha, pain In tbe bend Uimneat or eight, loca of inuaoular power, pnlpitution of tbe heart, irritability, ner vouane, extreme urinary difflcultie, derange ment of digcKtivo functiotin, generrl debility, va ginitia, all dieae ot tbe womb, hyaterin, aterili ty, and all other dUcaaea peculiar to female; ahe should go or write at onceto thecolebratod female doctor, 7. K. Dohcrty, at his Medical Imtitute and consult him about ber trouble and disease. The Doctor U effectiug more cures than any other pbyaicHia in the State of California. Let no false delicacy prevent you, but apply immediately and save yoursolf from painful sullurlns and prema ture death-. Ail Married Ladle wbose delicate health or other circumstances prevent an inoreasa in their fauilics, hhould write or call at Dr. W. K. Uoherty's Medical Institute, and they will reeelve every possible relief and help. The Doctor's oflfl. eea are so prvnngod that be can be coDsultod with out fear of oTiservation. , Ta orreionIent. Patients residiiiK in any part of tbe State, bow ever distant, who may dcire tbe opinion and ad vice of Dr. Dohe'tty in their respective oases, and who think proper t'o'submit'a written statement of ucbyin preference to holding a personal interview, are respectfully assured that their conimunicatiorti will be held most sacred. If tho case be fully and'canlidly (kserib'od per sonal communication will be unnecessary, as In structions for diet, regimen, and the general treat ment of tbe oaee (including the remedies), will be forwarded without delay, add tearfah a manner as to oonvey no idea of the purport of the letter or parcel so transmitted.- Consultation by letter or otherwise. rnr.E. Permanent. cure guaranteed or no pay. Address, W. K. DOIIKRTY, M. D.. San Franoist'o; California. ' S per m atorrliced.- Db. DonKRTV has just published n' important pamp'bletembodyinghi own views and (Jt'perienoe in relction to Impotence or Virility, beina: a abort treatise on Ppcruintorrhea pr Seminal Weakness Jferrous and Physical Debility consequent on this affection, and other diseases of the Sexual Organs. This little work contain! iafnrmatW of the ut most value to all, whether married or single, and will be sent FREE by mail on receipt of six eonti itt' postage stamps for return ptwtngo. ,; Addfeta,- . V.-lK. DOUERTY. M. J).. ran'IStf: Ban Franeitce, Cal. ' Ii. KLINH 4 COLUMN. NEW GOODS ! SUin lUCVJCIVKO UT L. KLINE & CO., ALDAIVr, OIIEGO.I. WI ARB XOW IX BBClin Of 1 2X YfRBLT BBW ITOCK 09 TOB " JFasblonable Oooda OF THE SEASON I la Ui Ua ec I.ADJKS' DKCVS GOODS ! a sirs CUIIA IAT1I SKBlB 0OB MART TAii STBirBI, SCOTCH fLAIUg. TA MIES' CLOTHS, MTIIIPED, PLAID, WOOLEX AND KNIT B1IAWLM, KNIT Aciis, mvAnrn. etc. CENTS' CLOTHING! HOOTS ArVD 8DOE9, HATS AND CAPS, ETC. tiROCERIBS, CHOCK ERT, GLAMWABE, t PAPED nAXOIXCiS, CARPETINGS, TRAW9fATTlXG. OIL-CLOTTIS AND BLANKETS. GREELEY HATS! aad a fall atoek mt FANCY GOODS 1 Xou avlf Vj jier cent, by buyi'iiR your goods at our establishment. ' KXi IJTsE : Sc CX CS J, ALBAS Yt ORCCSO VlnlmL - NKW ' ADVEUTISE M ENTS. 3USINESS DiaECTOny OF PORTLAND, OREGON, lubittiMl ly i.. Hatnael Utntrul AdemrlUtny AynlVZ front Stmt. AtKERJI AX'f DOLIAIt fiUOKC, Ku. !, FIRST STI1EUT. Impnrlr.rs and Jobliera of Pimry Goods, Toys, Crockery, Mlaaswure and Plated Ware. A stor Iiouxe, Pirt u. botween Onk and Pin. 1 Kv-rytliliiirniit. II. L. Lonicfellow. Prop. B6bESSTATiOIVL!Kyj MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ! GILL, STEEL & BANCROFT, Xoa. 75 and 77, First Kt.rrt, I'ortlnnd, )rKOO. aruian, tbe only direct Importer of Cloth'a; i-iit. rr.iit Wanlilntfton street. CII AS. C. BAIlltETT. witvi.f.sAi.e IlookvcIIcr and Sl.iiioucr, LA HO EH T STO VIC AV POUT LA A' It. . N"o. 7 Front and No. i Washli.j ton Streets. II kCKi "WILLIAM A KO.. W) Front street, Irnp'irlors ami Drnlrr In GUNS, RirLEB AND REVOLVERS ut evi-ry ilc rijiiiun. Fishing Tankle. Fi.-y J.od. Uead. Kird C'a t, Ilaskela. Croquet iJouie, A liabv Carring.s. Agent f..r tb "California Powl:r VV'ork;" also for the "Wheeler A Wil.,n h.wlnj( Mrbines." Beck, Jubn A 12 Front r7prticarWBteb tnakar A 3mvr. Work done for tlm trade. 1T00 ii a I J ii vu 1 V i Eit P. '' 1ITMKS A HACIf KLIKP.. W, Fr-.nt St. Chan pest Furniture JX..U' in I'..rtlaf,d. (llnrke. lUoder.ow A Cook, HI i fZ Firt t. J Daalor in Dry Uood. Fancy MiHiiiurr, A. tfobu A hoteiilntd, t& Front t. Coinmiiou J Metvbant A dealers In Or. A (.'al. prodoca. (lonjjle, J. 1!., Manula:turer A Dalw in Hiul J dice, llarnea A Kaddlery Il'r.lw'r.H F'ntt. tlarrier, W, A CM lo.t Front trect3lerchaot ) Tail-,ra A Clolhmr. Hats, Funii.iiins tiood. "BLabniutt A Oalioao, 62 FrontTHBai L'a f lata AKt-ot. MM.iiey loaned, Iimiiw rntii. IieSTA LGOODS; C. II. Wocdard A CV. Hl Front street. Order from any ( ortion of the f-tatoor Territo ries carefully filial by mail or express. 1 .1 mil, Lowenetein A Co. Furniture aud caret! A dealers it.ri- from lit lit IZh First sc j I.l miijoyuicnt At;eucy. A Front t. l-urni-l:! J. V.. Witoerell, !0 s all kinds of help. 1. erding A Uceixe. I I rnl t. Cumtnissiun 3!crelmntanr denier, in d'ini-sfie f.fediice. '4h.'',, Livery KtU!. cor. Flr.t A sali.Ton. H . t'orU't Vt. ;! turnouts ulsnrton band 1 x riberts' et,r. Firf A ,Vj,.hnwi.... . i Denier A ."natiufg. c l''hinir. furn' gwJi. GltAY'sS tlH&lC STORK. Tk larxest Uuiii TIb" ' Ct. STEINWAY PIANOS, Q. L. SePRAKS, EXr-aajcr. ft ko6 Acnej for th uUolrt .Vctrinff Machine. Ajoat waotsd. II acbenrtr A Hlruune. r- enr eul licalcr in all kinds of Svrd. eor. First and Main sts. 1 sioLorti r. )!., 13.1 Fir?t st.. Importer a.d1 M I dcaltr io Staj.!e Fanrr Iry lif..is. Milli'ry. endec. Ii. li., l'bolu'-rai.bw Arii.L . w.cor. i First t Morrison, frnij's Tict. spccisltr. i 11 II enrir Wn. L. C. A Co.. I OS Fir-t at. Mnu- i.ri ra oeaicrs io ..?we!rr auoc. Ac. ibbard, li. L., !, Frjtil st., w bolesale dealer in Urocenea, Uuors, Wagon Materials, Ac. 11 ods. Calcf A Co., 97 Front st., wholesale acaiers in Krugs, I'auit. Oils, Olmt; Ac. ll lXflii1 Sewing Machine, straight i M 1 .J XV II neell. un'lerfced.and -lock allien." Ciimficiittnn challenged. U.W. Trar er. Agent. 112 Front ttrcet. notcbisun. V., watchmaker, corner First Jt Main St. All work done at San FraA cie price and warranted. 11 orgren A Kbindler, No.. IBS to 172 First!. Importer of furniture. Heddinir, Ae. 1 nternalinuni llolel, cor. Front and Morrison. M. Itndolnh. Ir. Free Itnss attt-nds steamers. K oho, J. A Co., 1)1 Front L, wholesala A ! retail dealer in line Clothing, Furn'a- linoda. 1 M aison Iiorce Ucstaoraiit, prirste mom f.r i a mu ics. eor. lilt miosis, ii- Von. I'r. M artin, I'.. A Co. wholesale dealers in winea A l.towois.U. h. . Co"s Bl.wk and San Fran. M eler A Sobioccr, 111 Front at., Wholesale anu Ivctail Conrcctionrr. Miller, John 11., 83 First at. Watcbmakar and Jeweler, offers to tbe publie a fine as aortinent of Watches. Clocks and Jewelry. Moellcr A Co., Froi.t, near t at., dealers in native and foreign Wines. Liquors A Ciear N orthrup. A Tbouipson.IIardwnru, Iron, Stcef, iiuos, .-poLCS. itaruwnoil Lumber, Ac O ccidental Hotel, eor. First A Morrison its. cioitb A Look, Proprietors. Ijarrish. Waikin A Cornell. Ileal Estate Agnu cor. Front and fctark ta. " PIIUT6GRAIIIC0MmNr' C. U. W01AK1JA CO.. 101 Front .Stwt. OCULIST & .A Ull I ST, Office. Xo. 73, First S. Holmes' Building, 3rd doer from Ladd's liuuk, treats all diseases of the BTS, EAR, THROAT & LUNGS. R ichtor, Paul, 103 First st.. I in port it of Bcr- , I'm wooden carvings. Parlor Ornaments. Ac. R It otculiauin, 1. b. A Co.. Tobacconists. 4 liu porter ot foreign and Doiurttio Liquors. us Mouse. Front u On First Class Prin cipal. Tboe. Hyan, Proprietor. ancrioi'K, e., 01 frimnti 1 irst sts.. dealer in kj Harness, Saddlory, and Saddlery Hardware, ! . I . .. . . - ... . s inion, J., 6 Front St., deulcr in low, Saah and lilinds, i -ndow and Plate (lines. CJ insbeimcr, II, 167 Firt St., Importer ofPian- os. Organs, Sheet Music. Musical luftcinnte Skil mure, S. U., I'M First, at , Drutcgist and Apothecary. A large sfiiok of Perfumery ana xoitet Articles. s s mith A Davis, 71 Front ft., wholesale drugs, I'll in Is, Oils, window (Has, t'erluiuory, Ac mw A Hons, 73 First st.,- Pictures, Fiamet. Mnlilings, Artist a Mat Is. l)r wng jnstr ronts O until, Put, broker, iiU Front St., de.tler in Le- 7t gal Tenders, Ooverntn'nt lthnds A Hold Dost QTOXIVU. 1.., 107 Front ftreet, k3 Watohmakor and Alanufacturintr Jeweler, is UB appointed agent for tbe Waltham, Elgin. E. How ard A Co., C. E. Jneot, and tbe Cul. Watehea also, fir ll the productions and imports of the California Jewelry Co., San Francisco. Send for a circular. Watches repaired in tho very best manner and warranted to jrive satisfaction. rilerry Bros, 178 First st, Manufacturer and ' doaUfs In Furniture, Bedding, Carpets, Ao. The Clothing Store, HS Front street. Cloth ingj Fttrtiis6ing Goods, Coots and Shoes Harris A Prager. . - . , T T utflo. II Jl, 142 and 144 Front st. Dealer in Wagons and Agricultural Implements.- vne, & D, n. w. cor First & Oak sts. dealer in fine Brandies. wme, English Ale A Portef w ilUama i Myers. 5 ''Central lilock. Front att Commission Mercli nts & deal sin ProdOc 1ST haliey A Fechheliuer. Attorneys A Sotfcit- f j or in llunUrtijltcy Fellows' Temple. Cffice iu tho? 03d FURSrtJ'JBlS! FURS! njlHK HIRHEST PllICE PAID' IN OASn I for all kiuds f Fnrs, bv v7B26tf ELAIN. TClTfc(C &. Ct, j?aK?syare Said gffo IT a L jrT- Li WITH OR WITHOUT FORCE FEED, Jixchi rives Safe alio t i A.XO 7 US JL'iTLT PEORIA PREMIUM PLOW So well and favorably known throughout the West and Pacifld Slope. " Improved especially for the season of 1872-3, witl patent concave, steel high landside, Scotch clevis and high1 standard. Sole Agents for MITCHELL &AJ&.AL WAGON. WITH Patent Hounds REACH, S0SETOI.TG SEW. THE SlTCsHELI. WAGG5T. XOTf ACKNOWLEDGED BY ALL TO Br THE EEST WAGOX OX TBE PACIFIC CO AM Send for inscriptive Circular. . . TO THE FARMERS LINN AND BENTON COUNTIES. THE UXDEItSIOXF.D WtUIJ RESPECT fully annouuc that they hove entirely re intKlt'lfd and r'iiovalcti their large, cuiutuoUI ua ami aubctantial WAREHOUSE, that they have strengthened and ndded to the autne, orectcxl now works entire ; that tlicy now have two A No. 1 Cleanors, with, largo Klcva tors complete ; have put In new KoIIit and En clne, anU ara now jreiarU to lako in and huudlo WHE AT & OATS, very rapidly and conveniently. W e would also call the attention of tho far mer to the tact, that our facilities for shipping to a Foreign Market are very cotnplct", and that they will llnd It to their advantage to call at our office for further information: as to cur facilities and tonus of storugc. Gnr Facilities for Storage et Tortland nre auoh that we can ship from this warehouse at any time to prevent overcrowding IU CM. COSJ8TOCK & CO.. v8nStf. V. S. KKWUCKY, AgouU NOTICE TO THE TALPAYFUS OF UXDER TEE PROVISIONS- OF THE LAW now In fcro' relating to the collection of taxes, all tax are required to bo paid within thirty days a.'. ter the Uuys appointed tor moeti inir the tux-uaynrs in tho several iirociiicts, and all taxes not piiid within that timo are liable to costs aa uHn executiorr and that Is one dollar ana inree pt r cenu irom encn person : . I will, thtcefore. In pursuance of law, meet the tax-pay ors of Linn County at their respect ive placoa of voting, iw wvcU preciuct,- on the following uays, lo-witr Harrisbit.-e:. Thursday. Nov.- 14.- Ha,lse.- Frl- Home, Tut sday, Nov.-18, Brush Creek, Wednes day, I ov. "JO, brownsville, Thursday, Nov, 21, Ijcbanon, Monday, ov.-k, r-auiiain, iuesuay, Nov. an, Yanklin lUrtte. Wednesday, Nov. 17, k;lo, Thursday, Nov.-28, Syracuse, Friday, Nov. 211. Orleans. Mondar. Dec Albany. Tuesoav nd Wodnusday, Not. 8 and 4. ...... ALLEN PARKER, Sheriff, nllwo And 1 as Collector lor LJuu Co. : ADICINISTKATOR'S HOTXC2. 5 Estnta of Cartllne I-ytle, deceased. ; TmjOTlCK IS HEKEBY GIVEN THAT THE 1-11 County Court of IJtm county, Oregon, has nnootnted the undersigned Administrator of the estate of Carilline Lydle, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are renulrel to present the .same, with tho proper vouchers, to the undersiened at the store of Bfufth, Urassfleld & Co.. ia Harrislorg, Linn county, Oregon, Within six monthsvfrom the date hr-ruof. ITIRAJJ tilllli, Adm'r. October 25, xS73.-nUwt . :. SOAP KANE'S, C0NDKNSKD, THOMAS ' OboV! Water, Bleaching, and other kinds sldlT ITItEELER at SUtDD.- .t,.ei 3 7. a ' SJ aaaw zn &Jg4?ty0r.i& tAet CELEBRATED WITH Patcnl i:t&ttri ROLLER BRAKE! " 'T'- s LAST YEAR! kUtfrnfyfi I-rday! Agents' wanted HfS2mmJ All classes of working peo ple, of either sex. young or old. make, mora inon- at work lor us in their spare monvthtai or all the time, than at anything else. Itortlcu lan tree. . Address O. istiusoa & Co., Portlsmd, Maiue. j . baTj i.- THREE FINE RESIDENCES! AND OTHER TOWN LOT FOR SALE IN-ALBANY I THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SAI.H tht followrng described proporty. altuate4 in the City of Albany, to-wit .- One linely-itntshcd and conatiiodloua real, dence, and 8 lots, n good barn and other oui-hous-s, grounds well arraneed and fllft wTta benutttul siirubljerv, a largo variety of bearhnc fruit trees', etc., etc. Also, one hiHise and two lots. In th business port Ion of i he city; the lots also yell supplied with good tmit and fine shrubbery. lhebous is hirce and commodious. Also, A house and lot in a very desirable Io-" cation, with miitable family conveniences. Also, the two J.ws iixn which, formerly stood the Facino llotel. oU the coraef of Second auar W'aNhiiigtou strncts. . Also 7 or8 unimproacd rlvcr'lots lying along' the railroad switch. I also have for sale a fine new Piano,' nf ifU let's ninnulncture, the" best in the market.- . , All; the above' ineatkne4 property will ba sold on tho most reasonable terms, in tact I will givn extra inducement to purchasers, as I u'.sir to chango toy localitv and remova to another climato. S. ilONTUOAIEKY. vrtuutt - FISEMlAfa'S FUND INSURA CO., OF S-N FRANCISCO. ESTABLISHED IN 1863 ! I Aiieta, aAnaT7 X. 1872, over $8S6 000, ia Gold. Fifty Thexiifand Dollars Deposited with : the State Treasurer, in CompU 1 an.ee with the laws of tho State of Orcg-on. FIRE AND .MARINE INSUHANCE f Promptly Si5ttld f a. p. xenmtilspUTul: AGENT, A L DA N V' REG OlflV GEO. P.' G&i&t, 1Hiuug,r, nllmS. Portland, Oregon. BOX'T UEAD THIS? IS OTK E. '.- IOR IV VOU DO, VOU WILT. SEE THAT ' ' T will Pay t h. Bic-hesf Slarlaet Prica' for ajl kinds of produce. t?ll and see for your--self that I will sell you goods lower than the' lowest-cash pric. Come oiia- come ail. aotl- dont fonrr.t Ihe place. CASH STX)KKrf No". U-BllmJ.' . R.CHA,DI-'
