The state rights democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1865-1900, November 29, 1872, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text,1 1 I .-.,' j - C m ; it'-. r.; 1 ; - -- it i - -4. r-. fir- yj. be MtiMtMi fiiida Y.1....7"sa vem bEnTiaT is AGENTS FOR-THE STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT. "Ashland ...J..., Urownsviilcv...:.. Corvullld......... ...... , Canyon City ......... Coliax, W. T East 1'ortlaivl Eucrcnc Isaac Miller. ;.J. M. .Morgan. -W. 14. Privet t. ..'.I. J. lluiruewootl. .....W. J. Hamilton. DaV. Ilattorty. ....J. J. Walton, Jr. Jassburg., .Matthew fountain, Uarriburcr.v..Sam. May & li. 11. Hole. JeMVrson .Ilanley Waterman. Jacksonville... J. 11. Noil Lebanon......... La Grande.... "Newport......... Portland J'eoria..:... Pcudlcton lloaeburg......... ..........J. 11. Rnlston. K. S. JcConias. A. W. Wrifrht. ... -L.. Samuel. ., I. N. Smith. ..-J. II. Turner. ...A. At Fink. .Al. Wheeler. Dan. Gaby & Ooo. Christie. . H. F. Brown. StcfcL N:to.... ralem The Dalles A. Walla Walla Yakima. W. T. 11' FertrtiHon. .. X. T. Caton. 1- P. Bovlcs. - - 1. J ; DEMOCRATiCJQNYENTION The Democracy of the city will meet, for the purpose of nominating a Dem ocratic ticket for the oinees of Mayor, Recorder, Marshal, Treasurer and six Councilmon for the City of Albany for the ensulnff year, at the Court House thla (Friday) evening, at 7 o'clock, p. ru. By order of the City Democratic CVntral Committee. GEO. It. HELM, Chairman. A Lively Chase. Geerge Hum phrey, Esq., our vigilant Deputy Sher iff, watited la culprit who was eai-J to be at Newport, ' Yaquina Bay; and George went for him. Arriving at Newport, after a three day's ride over roughest roads and in severest weath er, Uie pursuing official learned that his coveted prize had taken up bU quarters in a shaiity near by. George felt that the bird was nearly Within his gra.p, and, clutching his "peper box" firmly in one hand and a pair of liand-cufls in the other, he crept cau tiously towards the cabin, softly open ed the door, and stalked majestically in, with the ominous words, "stand and surrender!" poising upon his lips ready to flutter towards the fast cor nered prisoner. What was his sur prise and chagrin, as lie stalked boldly into the cabin door, to see the retrent-ing'coat-tails of his "cornered' pris oner disappearing through the dilapi dated board chimnev at the rear of the j house! Of course tha novelty of a : ordeal, aud starts out anew on the sec man going out at the chimney was a'oud fifty years with a larger list of new feature i:i CJeonr's varied ofiieial ! readers aud more numerous friend experiences, and by the time he had fully recovered from his astonishment ; prosperity is unexampled, and Inspires and started in swift pursuit the flown j confidence. IIV heartily rejoice iu the bird had gained the brush in the im- j ?rt.at fcUeCess of a paper which has al mediate vicinity and was a "goner." ; wav udvoeated tho sound principles The most strenuous an.l vigilant exer- i that unaeriie lhe foundations of socle- tions to unbush him or discover His re- trpftt ncrp or no "vail, aius iHrf? n- ! : turned bom?' thoroughly disgusted with houses having wooden chimneys to "em. , A day or two after the Deputy Sher iff's return to this city he learned that his coveted prize had returned to Linu ountv and was staving at a house a few lailes from Albanj Accordingly last jVondav (Jeorge started out, mounted on a good horse, for the f.;l- low's rendezvous. iV-fore he arrived ! at the place he esr.ied two horscnien J approaching him on the road, and j tioned last week as being petitioners for when they were within about 150 yards! the Albany postofilee, and we now distant, he discovered one of them to i humbly apologize. Jimuel is a noble be his lost man. About the same ! youth, true-hearted, brave and "loil" time, howevec, the fe'low recognized to the c re, and will make as good a the colossal "Ugger" an.l determined pos'.mster fs any of the other immor countenance of the oOicial, and, wheel- j tal seven. He has our warmest wishes ing bis horse, clapped the spurs into i his tilt for the poUh. Uy-the-way, his flanks and showed a clean pair of' t is now fully understood that only leels George immediately put a fica one of the eigiit applicants can secure in his own horse's ear, and away lie j the appointment, and the remaining sped in hot pursuit. For some dis- seven swe!ir that wnl a11 "tart "P" tarice along the road the' race seemed i-tlon postofflces in town. This will to be about equal, the gap neither les- ! fiening nor widening tictween pursuer Aud pursued. One was riding for the niaintai nance of ofiieial reputation, the other for liberty, and the horses, seeming to partake of the spirit of Cheir riders, pressed forward with fleet est speed and sternest-determination. After going at a regular John Gilpin gait along the.road for a mile or so the fugitive Suddenly wheeled his horse at right angles with the road, clapped the fpurs vigorously to his flanks, and With & mighty spring the animal clear ed a h'igh fence enclosing a pasture and with lightning speed raced across the field This quite unlocked for ma neuver surprised the pursuer, tiut did not discourage him. Arriving at the fetfte he attempted to make his own Iiprse pcrfbrm the jumping feat of the - ' olliief, but finding him either unable or V ; smwilling to raake the leap, the Depu- ij gave two or three vigorous kicks at the rails which sent them flying in : ;very Idireetion 1N. B. They were probably not very big rails) until the JS' horse "'was enabled to get over the fence;" when away j they went across the field after the fleeing culprit who .' nhorfXj leaped the fenee on the other Bide of the pasture and disappeared in the adjacent oak thicket. . George beat -.-"about the brush until he 6cared him ; out, however, and started hira on the oad againj pursuing him for several miles further before giving up the - chase. He finally discoverel that the r t fugitive had the fleetest and hardiest ' horse of the two. and was bound to V'Us?1-; ' 5 away, when he abandoned the por . tj;.'-'.ittand turned bis jaded horse home- : X " 5 iva'rd, feeling much discornfitted but : - ; " 'I-- ;not discouraged by his second fail ure.' ;H .:-'-'y:h,miiim, have only J ;...".- "' Vhetted his appetite for his prey, and v ' he- is ound to catch him if If takes all V - - winter. And we know hie defermina- i$ . -''V -flon and pluck well enough to' believe f'.v:" ' ?: be will do it. - : ; , i t Cl-OSING ExEBCiSES.--Followtng is theorder of examinations at' the col lege for to-day: At 9, a. m., Chapel; .. 6:15, Elementary Algebra, Recitation, ; Essay; 0-J5Q, Phisiology, Jusic; 10f20, Composition Class; 10:50, Calisthenics; Hi Geometry. 5 1. p. St., Jusic Due, Algebra, (2d University; 1:55, Recita tion, Essay; 2:00, Geometry and Trigo nometry, Reeitation,; Calisthenics; 3:00 Mental Philosophy; J5:45, Reporta for Trimester; 4.00, Music. .' ... e Asotheb. We are informed that in about two weeks the Good . Templars of this city will give another of their popular entertainments.' A rare- bill way "be expected.': .. . ' ' -- . ... . . . - - --' Ocb City Election. We earnestly urge the Democratic voters of Albany to attend the City Convention at the Court House to-night. . ' There are but very few votes difference between the two political parties of the oity, and by a Judicious selection of candidates we can confidently expect to elect nt least a portion of the ticket, if not all. Our Radical enemies are loudly and arrogantly prating about the great Democratic party being dead. Let us show thcui at least wo of Albany are. alive and fully awake to the nscesslty of preserving Its organization and fighting Its battles. While-we ac knowledge the fact that there is no special political slgnltlcidice in our coming municipal election, yet ns our Ra ileal opponents have thrown down the gauntlet by calling a party conven tion, thus ignoring any proposition for a "fusion' or "cltlxeu'a ticket," it is only left for us to make our nomina tions and meet our old enemies in the political arena as of yore. Let every Democratic voter rally to the polls next .Vbnday, and we will at least give the enemy a thunderln' big scare, and more than likely rout them, horse, foot and babboous! First Anniversary. The first an niversary of the organization of the Erodelphlan Society of the Albany College was appropriately celebrated last Wednesday evening by the young ladies composing that society, the members of the Sigma Phi, and a few 1 n vi ted guests. The doors were t h rown open and the rooms of both societies inspected by those who had not had the pleasure of seeing them since they have been refurnished. Both rooms are fitted up in a neat and tasty man ner, and we believe that in appearance they wid compare favorably with those of any similar societies iu the State. The company, after enjoying them selves in different ways for a short time, assembled in the room of the Er odelphian Society where they were re galed for awhile by the eloquent re marks of several gentlemen present. Ujxm the breaking up of the "love feast" all were invited into the chapel to partake of something "more sub stantial." The whole affair pased off in a very pleasing manner, and all who were in attendance felt that it was a feature iu their live long to be re membered only with feelings of pleas ure. A Trial of JW Vkaus. The New York Observer has Oii9d throusrh the j than ever. Such a stead v course of ty anj KOOd Kovernment. Orthodox government. in the truest sense, both in Church aud State, its influence is always good. We sec its publishers propose to give to e.ery auusvnuvr .or 13,o au apj.roj.r - , ately embellUhed Jubilee 1 car-Iiouk. J Those who sulscribe will have no cause I to regret the step. S3 a year. Sidney E. Morse i Co., 37 I'ark Row, New York. IFe AroU)GizE. This is a small epistle to Titus. His name was aeci- dentally ornittetl among those tneu- make the husiness pretty lively for time, but we doubt much wltether the patronage will continue sufficient to support the entire eight. TTants to Know. A correspondent asks us who wrote a certain editorial article which appeared in' the Demo crat a couple of weeks ago. We rise to explain that this paper has only one editor, and his name stands at the ga ble end of the paper as publisher. No one else writes editorial or local arti cles for the Dkmocrat and no one else is responsible for what appears in its columns. lie make this statement with becoming modesty. i .... W'ili, Take a Rest. Mr. A. B. Paxton, Albany's popular photograph er, will, in consequence of an alarming reduction in his corporeal rotundity, take the whole of next week for a res pite from business, aiid consequently during that time the gallery will be closed. After a week's rest and need ed recreation he will again be ready to dish up your beauteous "pbizes" in any style desired. Don't forget this. A Pleasant Time. Quite a. num ber of the members of Corvallis Chap ter of Royal Arch Masons nt with the Companions of Bay ley Chapter, in this city last Saturday night, and a rare time was enjoyed. After the cer emonies cf Exaltation was performed at the Hall the Companions partook of an excellent collation at the St. Charles Hotel, served up iu Brenner's best style. ; ' ' " - Rare. Meat. Henry States, of Staytonviiie, 3arion county,' killed a large elk last week, the carcass of which was cent to this city and sold at 10 cents' per pound. Elk meat has been our weakness all this week, as a consequence. It is equal to tne juci est venison and much superior to bull frog chowder or friccasied rriule. , , Jave' at 'em, Boys! As the "dad dies have drawn party" lines for our approaching city election, and thus challenged the Democracy. to combat, let us show them what a "live cofpse" can do next Jonday. By nominating a good ticket and fully1 supporting it at the polls we can achieve a, complete victory. : Elected. We observe that e'x-Gdv. Sfanard, of Missouri,' is elected to'Cbn- gress from'ttie St. Louis District.- JTe irhe brother of Ai W. Stanard, ' Esq., Of this county. By Ballot. Our citizen ' will re rriember that we will vote ballot at we uiuuiviuai eiecuon next iuoroav. Written for the Deirloerat.j : WHITE) SMITH, BStfcV !-' BY MART. TAYLOR. Vhltn Smith. Eq as ho 1 eallo-1, Ii blacksmith of our town t llo's also Justice of the Peace, And one of much known, Moim-tlm.' he's pounding In his shop. Homotlmes expounding lawn. And often dlacoiitontinl Just lV'cuuso ho iiun no cause. In point of Justlc, Jurtle Hniith, '" Intending to be Just, ' .Kxumluesunu fur turnery , When duty says hs Must i - :" And yet wlien In the l$al line 1K nothing find to do, Tin whlNK'nd ly t ho knowing ones, , He forgi largely , too. ' Tin strange how well he does succeed, At blacksmttbltig and Uw Can nl an allldavlt, deed, . t And uvcu Hie a saw. i i Though thought to bo an. honest man. Devoid of cunning trieks, TM wild whenever a chance he gets, Ho steel hi neighbors' pick. il dix-t not countenance the rogues Or gambler, a a elan ; Ho beta on nothing for lis plain lie It a bultur man ; And yet he but ouo heavy vice. For many nicu allege. Though he eohc w both cardt and dice, Ho' mighty good at "Kludge.' lie la a man Kbow word are few Hay eouie who ought to know Yet ulucr say and woar it't true That he will always blow. He say he la a iH'inocrut ' Who uvver tlcw the track ; ' Uututher uy that ollmaliuoa "Squire Mm an hit votoU black. UOMU AND ABROAD. - City election .Vbnday. Yesterday was "Gobbler Day." Mansard roofs are au exploded hum bug. Col. Jo. Teal was in our city during the week. One o'clock is now the fashionable hour for wedding. -Vouey plenty somewhere else, as thero isn't any here. Greenbacks going up. They're be yond our reach already. See dissolution notice of Drldgcfar iner & Rust, of llalsey. Quito a refreshing shower of rain vis ited this region last Thursday. Wm. Peter' wugou factory turns out the best work ever made iu our city. ' Vivian, the comedian, and his trouje, played iu tals city two nights duriug the week. A little boy being asked, "li'liatU the chluf end of man?" replied: "The end what's got the headou." Our patrons at Sliedd cau pay their subscription to Mr. Almond Wheeler, of that place. He is our authorized j agent. i An Oregon City boy stuck A can of powder in the stove the othtfr day. He will recover but his face iaivrribly dis figured. , Win. Jackson iufonns tit that his brother. Oliver, writes him from The Dalles that the snow was b inches deep i there last Friday. The M. K. Church was crowded last Jjbtolh ou t,,e (iC(:aalotl of tUe fUIUsraI sermoI of Ms9 ,roodwftrd, prcachcd . ... lie have an EuglUhman in Albany who spells the word "Saloon" with "a liess, a hay, a ht.ll, two hoes anl a hen." Ke-rect, George! Only seven Railicai candidates for Jarshal. All of them but one will be beat to-morrow night and be will be decently interred about Monday even ing. Geo. 11 JcCIane, ex-publisher of tho Bditon JJemrjcral, called during the week. George is a good loy. aud we wish him success in whatever waters he may hereafter sail his boat. Sleeping cars are unknown In Eng land. llrchangc. Yes, and a friend of ours who has recently embarked in the cherub business says sleeping ba bies are almost unknown in this lati tude. . Anybody wanting to lay in a full supply of tne stomach ache can do su by going down to Jliltabidel'a cider factory and drinking a quart or two. H'e speak experimentally when wc say It is a stupendous success. Almon Wheeler, Esql, informs us that the Independent School bouse, heretofore situated about a mile from Shedd's Station, has been moyed to to that place, anil a flourishing school will soon be running there. A man from the country got the epi zootics bad on our streets the other day, and the Marshal locked him in the "jug" over night. He -wan next morning quite convalescent, paid for his hospitable lodgings, and went home. t This is the way George McClane and Bob Head are butchered iri the Ore goniari: "George McCone has retired from the Corvallis Democrat. ' Mr. Jeade Is now sole proprietor and will continue Its publication." "McCone" is good and "Jeade" is scrumptious, you bets . A Rock Island firm have had a card in 'the Muscatine Weekly Journal since last spring, and in paying for it the other day they remarked that it had secured thenr twelve hundred dol lars of trade to their Certain knowl edge. And yet there are business men who say advertising does not pay. Jealocs husbands nd wives, too, for that, matter will be happy now. The Postmaster General has- decided that letters can only be , delivered to the person to whom' they are address ed. The decision was called out by the demand of a husband for letters- ad dressed to his wife, but was refused Close of Term. First term of pres" ent Collegiate year of Albany College closed this week, with interesting ex ercises. There was during the term an average attendance of ninety stu dents, and a marked proficiency has been attained by them. . The winter quarter commences next Jlbnday. ' Nice Present. W are Indebted to W. J. Hiltabidel for the present ofj a barrel of sweet cider from his vinegar works in this city, It is as delicious as the nectar distilled for the ancient gods in fact it tastes bully i .;rt: "Wheat Transaction. We are told that one day last week a gentlemaa purchased at one of our city ware- nouses eleven - hundred bushels of wheat, 'paying 60 cents per bushel and storage besides. "' - i- ; - a ; - - - - BORN: ' ?: IRVTSft tn tbl .city, 6h Has Wti'lii.,1 A CilANG E. it Is now derihltelysot." tied that N. 8. DuBols, t"sq. . will suc ceed Mr. Brenner as landlord of the St. Charles Hotel. Mr. DuBols has had Hunicient experience' in thQ business to warrant : us in promising the publlo that he will bo an eminent success. Look Oct. Clin. Jlealey lias now a most superior supply of furniture ; on hand, and is constantly manufacturing the very best of all kinds. Youn people Just entering into the marriage state cau find hero anything required in their peculiar line. Thh Aluink. Sua tho prospectus of this pre-emlueutly buuutlful and ably conducted -periodical in another col umn. The AUUne l one of tbs ; tow publications that come up to the Uu dard claimed by prospectus.' RtMF.MBEU. Our patrons at Shodd will remember that Mr. T. Fortiner has ah excellent saddle and haruoss manufactory at that place, and Is pre pared to accommodate the public at the most reasonable prie.es. A Fine Display. Blalu, Young & Co. have au elegant and full selection of the latest fall ami winter goods, aud they are selling at prices correspond ing with the depressing financial con dition of affairs In this section of tb country. Don't forget that they keep the very beft of cVcrythh'g; bootT;Tni "shoes. t N. Baum has Just received a new and largo stock of tho best kind of boot aud shoes, and M ill sell them, with his large stock of clothing, cheap er thun any house in the city. Uly him a call before you purchase else where and you can save money. IIolloway'M I'IIIm sih Oliitnieut. Aro a ttv fiMimdy for all "xunl complaint and mny iH'tnkt'li ,y t-imili-n i mtt-m, who nr.- kulr-rliiS Irnm a t!aricuii''u Kytin, or thir lliiM,itii; lli-UM'a lit i-urtlruiiir which lriu'iillv n-etir Imm Ituiio-ntttm ut tli turn of HI. , Thuy an v mild linn the mint ill 11 mi ft-male limy luk tueiu with prrtect afty. Zj ci iiix K-r bo or j't. Tab It In Tlrar. I.'ouh and rfjld will not wait. I !'' or uml the pittl-nt oduti lumulif hliniu-lf Vi:tT even wbrti he ha int Ukrd tht- irH-r r-'.ui"iit fr mpr.-AU.-li-l It, U ut OIK". Yt'IHTAK' llAJJ-AJ tiT Wit.o ciiKiuir It oue of lav t'JU.nt curv for UfMfOltllpluiOt. lr you f-l dull, drpondi-iit, Urry, lblll. (ntixj, huv I.'.t,u. lit Iiph'Iw Im1, im nil n lju.lt- badly. iMxtrai'txHIlr, aud loiitfuu amu-d, uu kr,nU.-niin imm irpid ilvrr. r "liinounii-. NiUliln oun-nti o p-t-Uily and J-Tiiio-innlly u Lr. I'i.rec' OulU'.u MUiel iHf cov-ry. . WEEKLY PRICES CURRENT. roaar.cTto WKntT r r. e. nri l''.'.oviof r tl prie iaii fur ymiat: n4 tU firiav at wbicb otbar artieU ara ); J la tbi mrkrl ; WIIL.IT-Wbit. y bu.b.l J. UAXy Luhl. J ct. 1"OTT'jKS--J1 baibi. $ .49. OSIONS i tuliel. Si (lAt. i l.tVKY MA.'tn bO. , llEAXS Into. J.t tt. 4fTj)4 el. bBIEU KHI'IT ..l... .Itb. efrf, IVarfcec, l It. ICj 1'iunt, "fi lb, Ut.; i'nrtnut. f IT. Ilic. PI'TTliK r. fr.-h rU y.tWH JX ,i-i,n. it et. CI1U KK.S-i dfl.-n. J3 0. M'llAK-Cm.hc4. -ft ft.. M ct.; Xtlo4. P, tl l((,3 ci.; fo 'raaicu KCtid, . V fi, U ct: TFA-V.-anj HtKin, 1 R. tl SO j )mu i P.. VMli CO; l-tau-k. 4 tt-.licfH 0 KA1.T "rt R. Mf2 l. SYUCi !l.y ivi.lo. 1 ks. 0. K. Mtavy i-.!J.n, jrii..( 54 11ACOX llsio.. OrK"D. ti, 19; Ealra, I i.-i.: Mi-tuMvr. 10 ct. I.AKi-(l n. li ou. OIL lvo' Kerun, rlnn. "i Tl.. V can. 5 rail., f i 76 i l..n.wJ Oil. . i C!l., tl 2 j; l.iocoJ oil. b-ild, i gU.. $1 37 i. . i t UOML SllfTTLK hliWrNa M CIIIXKS, 'ti.. mad all hm U ff A(rtuul(atl iia blatuaat Kild by VVUELLICU at VIIEDD. PRIVATE MEDICAL Alii QUICK Cl'r.L'S AND JiOUEllATK CQABOES im. W. K. UOIIERTV'M PRIVATE ME0!CaL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE I sN. bl9 Saorament Strsst, crar ' f Lidedm b tract, (a It daw boluw V bat I hrtf lluui. i'rivale Entranea on Lci(lcal rS (tract, iian FraucUce. E(alliitJ txyreuljj to affurd tk afilitui Maatt M Ktrntilic mnUtcat aid tn Ik lralmnl mnd cur uf all 'ritatfnd L'nrtm. it Viti. rnt of iS'er j and all Stxwti Jjiturdtrt. f i TO THE AFFLICTED. TaK. W. K. DOHERTY U ETC HNS ni3 SIX j cere thank tu bi nnuicruu patient for tueir ptrinee, and would tak lb' unpurtuniir tu remind Ihem tbat UaieuDliaae to nootult at bi Inatitute for tbe care of cbmtuo 1 ! of lb Lang. Liver, Kidney, Digeitive and (irnito-l'ri nary Oreao, and all brivato dicae, vi . Syph ili in all it furm and Magan, rieinlnal Weakuea, add alt the borrid emeiuune ofaelf-abuia. Uon orrhorn, CJ-fect, rtrietare. Niwtarnal and linrnal emiiiiou", Sexual Debility. Iliwiw of tbe Back and Luiui. lullamumfion of tbe Uindder and Kid neya.etc. etc.. and he boiie that bi lunc experi ence and uteoiiful practice will coutinoe to ininre him a fbare of poblio patron);. ly the prartic or many year in Europe aud I lie United Stale. be i enabled to apply tbe iuot efficient and ao- cenful reinedie agnint dtseae of all kind. 11a cure without mercury, charge moderate, treat hit patient in' a correct and honorable j, aud ha reference of unquestionable veracity trout men of known respccUMlity and high utanding inioeie ety. All partie coniultin bitn by letter orother wire, will receive the bent and gentled treatment, and implieit'crecy. To Females. When female I in trouble, or (Dieted with dieae, a weakne of the back and limb, pain in the bead' dimncia of right, Ion of fuuicular power, palpitation of tbe heart. Irritnbility, ner vousneae, extreme urinary difficulties derange ment of digestive function, general debility, va ginitis, all diseases ot tbe wutub. hyiteria, tterill ty, and all other dieaei peculiar to fomales; h should go or writa at once to tbe celebrated female doctor, W. K. bolierty. at bi Medionl Inctitut and consult him about ber trouble and dines. Tbe Doctor is effecting more cure than any other physician in tho Stjvfe nf California. Let no false delicacy prevent yo-X, but apply immediately and ave yourcelf from psinful suffbring and prema ture death. Ail MarYidil Ladle whose delicate henlth or other circumstance prevent an increase in their fuuilie, ehoiHd write or cull at Ir. W. K. Uobcrty's Medical lristitule, and they will receive every possible relief and help. The Doctor' offi ce are to arranged tbat be can be consulted with out fear of observation. To Corrporj5ertB. Patients residing in any part of the State, bow ever distant, who may desire the opinion and ad vice of Irf. Doberty in their respective ease, and who think proper to submit a written Statement of such, in preference to holding a pemnnnl interview, are respectfully assured that their communications will be held most 'iocred. If the case bo fully and candidly described, per tonal communication will be unnecessary, as in st.mction lor diet, regimen, and the general treat ment of the case (including the rem'edies), will be forwirrdcd without delay, and in ndi a manner a to con voy no idea of tbe purport of the letter or parcel transmittel. Consultation by letter or otherwise rnr.K. Permanent cure guaranteed or no pay. Address, W. fc. DOHEKTY, M. I).. , ; , , Sun Fmnoisco, California. .. -lt, N,Tern'atbrrli(JeaV ' l)n. Bohektv btisjust. puhltshud an Important Damnhlcterabodvinic bis own views and experiences In relction'to Impotence or Virility, being a short treatise on Fnermatorrheea or. beminai Weakness Nervous an'd Physical Xebility consequent on this affection., jnl other diseasn of the Sexual Organll. This H tie work contain information of tie uj raost value to all, whether married or single, and Kill be.serit FREE by mail on receipt of lis cents in poitat-eYtaJtw for return postage, t - , Aadress,- ' IlOHERTT. M. P., rMSi? ' ' S Franr boe, sl. ' "l; kiitNB Most COLUMN NEW GOODS ! LKUIME CO., wi a f.i vow ix ticiirf or ax kx- TI&1LT XITT STOCK Of TBI MOIT ratifiionable Goods OJET THE SEASON 1 la U Ua mt i; A DIES' DRCSS GOODS ! as CI1IXA fAtfX Salts 000D4, MART ITIAIT IT Kir XI, SCOTCH ThLlUt, TAUIS.V CLoloS. STRIPED, PLAID, fTOULEX AMD H!IIT HAWED, UXIT SACKS, MCABrS. KTC. CENTS' CLOTHING! BOOTS) AJSD SDOE9 HAT8 AND CAPS, Etc, GROCERIES, CROCK ERT, , V GLASSWARE, PAPER HANGINGS, y, V. ', CARPETIXCS, ' S 'i STRAW'-rtATTIXG OILaCLOtrtS AND BlANUETS. GREELEY HATS t sat A full stoak FAIfcV GOODS! Xoii a,vi'& per ctlit. by bnylnjc yVtikr goods at' our establishment ii.i ikr jet s ocy.-, r ALBANY. CfRTfcoSV ? Jffi W' Al) VEKTISE M BUSINtSS DIRECTOR Y OF PORTLAND. OfltGOM. InTullshed by I.. Samuel, Otmral Adv,tiinJ Atnl, 93 front Strut. ACKER.Vf AX'S DOLLAR SRejRE, No. VII, FIKS'f STKET. Importer and Jobber of Faney (huM, tfey, Crockery, Olunwar mid Plated War. stor lloaie. First St.. Wween Onk and l i. L Everything nt. U. L. LiiKf"Hov Prop. Dooiis, Sf ATlONiJuy, -AH-, MUSICAL INSTHUMENTS ! GILL, STEEL & BANCROFT, yo"fiid77, TIM Wtrit Portland, Orni. Baiiuan, tUii!y dlw t Importer ! Clotb'as, Ae., eor. Front A W.,lnrtn tri. CHAS. d DAIlltE TT, ' WSoLRSAI.I Dookscllcr and stationer, l AltO L.ST STOCK IX POIlTLAND. So. 19 Front and Xn. 9 Wasbir.gton Street. HliCK. WILLIAM A SOX, I2SI Front trt, lffltti.rtfel inrl 1lnli In UONS, RirLCS AND REVOLVibnS of evary dencriptlxn. FUhing Tackle I'wcr Good. Head. Bird Ca ge, ISaikot. Croquet Mm, A Uaby Carriage. Auent fr itn' Cilifornia 1'owder Worku;" ale i.r li "Wheelnr A Wil-.ii lowing Maeblae." eck. Joint A., 12'Front t., protlol '?tc'b- maker A Jnwelrr. Work rf-.im fi-r the trade. iloo itrAs i "li i r Jiui'iT.'ftfi; HIMFS A HACH K-I.DKU. Kr..i,t Bl. li u--i.bm.iii. t . A.. . w. rr. lt e i ayior n. Clieapeiit Furniture Il-.u-e in Purttabd. CARPETS WALTER BROS. HH Front b:ret. 'Ilurk. lfodr,oa A Cook, bl A t Ftr.t t. Dealer in I'rv Good. Faney Millinery, A. (oho Komfel, US Ironist. Commlsdoo Mett'hanu A dealers In Or. A Cel. produce. r1nng1c; 3. II., Msnolartufwr i I. i r In .Sad dle. If arnr,a A Saddlery H'rdw'r. V6 F'nt t. (lurrier, W, A C'o 0.1 Front street. .Meroliiit J Tail'rr A Clothixrs. Hats, Furniibing tieod. D vl.aibmutt A Oatintn. 93 Front su P-al K late Agents, ui wry loaned, hounr renlea. DENTAL ;ODN. C. II. Wo'.dard A Co.. Ml Front s'reet. DRUGGISTS, c X'6?ft&kzZ' Order from any 'rtiou of the Stateor Terril. rtes erectly nlled by mail or expr. Emil, LowrnMt A Co. Famitur and carpet dealer tre from 14 to l.')8 Fir.t w Employ inttit Aiceory. J. K. Witrali, eO Frubt t. Kormli all kiuds nf help. E . e'dm A lirelf. u Kr -ut tt. C-'iuuiisioa rnerehant.and dealen in domestic produt-e. Iyhin Livery rtial.le. e- r. Fimt A tjaJwou. L t'nthnt. Pr. iw.d turn-outs alsrayaua band 1,tiUl Akobert' er. Firit A Washington ts. Dealer, A manuf.e. eioblng. furn'g god. O It AY'S MUSIC STRE. ' The largest Mai Uoase ea tL Ceait. STEIN WAY PIANOS, ntRDDTT ORGA.S, O. X. ScPRANS, BCaoar . Sole Agency for tho "nowc" cTiiiff Machine. piT Ajent wauUd. tS, 11 aebeuet A btnanit. lir evr aud Llrr a a'l kind of HeeiU. eor. Fint and Main at. II loborrrr, IS., 133 Iirtt t.. Importer ai4 deaUrtn5raplFenry Ur ti-i. Milli'ry. endee. V. II., Photographic Artitt,. w.eor. II lirrt A M..rrs'o. CuiM Pict. oeeialty. II enr'cten, L. O. A Co., 10! Fir.t t. M-o- faet'f A dealer to Jewelry. Watche. Ae. II H ibbard, ii. L., 08 Front t.. wbleaie dealer in Groceries, h jon. Wagnn j!tnU, Ae. odjre, Calef A Co., P7 Fr.ot :., wbolasal deater to Uruf, Faiot. Oil, ulasi. At. fl 1T" 117 ?ewing" MaeHne, straight 11 If i 1 Vj need:. ondrfMd.aod -lock inch. Competition cbaliengd. or. Agtit. 112 Front rtreet. G. W. Trav- natrbi4.n, V wu-braker, e-rner First A Main Su. All work dona at San Fraa nscu price and warranted. II urgrrn A bhindler. No. IQS to 172 First su Importers of iurnitare, lieddine. Ae. I Bternationel Hotel, cor. Front and Morriaun. M. Kndolpb. Pr. Free Hus attends steamer. K ubo. J. A Co., VI Front St., wholesale A rvtait dealer in An Clothing. Furn'rM'ood. M aiton Itorce Itentaurant, private rMm fvr families, cor. 1st A Pine su. Q. oo. Pr M artin, K. A Co, wholesale dealer in wine A Liquors, O. S. N. Co' Block Cid Kan t ran. M ii-r A Seiiraeer, III Front :.,' Wholesale mil rwsiaii v-wairoiiu-ii. Miller. John li., S Firt t. XVatchmaker and Jeweler, offer to the pnblie a fin as sortment of Watches. Clock and Jewelry. Moeller A Co., Front, near t., dealer ia native and foreign Wine. Liquor A Cigar "VTortJirup. A Tboinpson.Uurdware, Iron, Steel, Jj IInh, fpol e. Ilardwnod Lumber. Ac. o uviuenul ilotol, cor. I irt A Morrison l. frmith A Cook, Proprietors. Parriah. Walki)' A l ornelt. Ileal EiUle AgnU cor. Front and Stark S-t. PHOTOGRAPHIC' GOODS. C. II. WU0UAK1 A CO.. 101 Front ftreet. JrTrPILKINGTON, M. D., OCULIST & A U III ST, Au V. ?t VI,.! R- TfnlmM Ttnlldiriff. 3rd door from Ladd'i Uank, treat all d&eMa of the ' . : BYE, EAR, THROAT & LUWQS. It ictitor, Paul, 103 First t.. Importer of H.r- lin wooden carvings. Parlor Ornaments. 4c. R osenbauui, I. S. A Co., Tobacconists, A Im porters of Foreign and Domestic Liquors. Rus House. Front au Ou First Class Prin cipal.' Too. Kyan. Proprietor. O hcrlovf , S., til Front A 62 Fimt it., dealer in Harness, Saddlery, and Saddlery Hardware. s imon. J., 66 Front St., dealer in Door, Sah. and Uilnds, W ndow anil riqre mas. Qinsbcimer.H, 147 First ef-. Importer of Pian JJy o, Organ, Sheet Music. Munioal Instrmnt Skidmore, S. 123 Pint. t , Pruegist aud Apothucaiy. A large stock of Perfumery and Toilet Articles. " s inith A Davis, 71 Front it., wholesale drutrs, PainU, Oils, Window Ulas. Perfumery, Ae. s n, w Koos, ia iri.t si., ricturee, rrames, Moldings, Artist's Marl. Ur'wng lntr nuili 1 mith. Put, Broker, 90 Front t.. dealer in Le O gal Tender, Oovernui'nt Bonds A Gold Dust STONE, It. IM, 107 Front Street, Watchmaker and Manufacturing Jeweler, is appointed agent for the Walthaio, Elgin, E. IIow- ...1 A r P IV Jm.il. anrf lha T.kI. Walohe i also, f! r all tbe productions and imports of the Calilofuia Jewelry vo., ban rancisco. , cena ior a circular. Vatehe repaired in tbe very best manner antl Warranted to give sntisfaction. Ilerty Bros, 178 Fimt t. Manufacturer and deul. rs in Furniture, Bedding, Carpets. Ae. The Clothing Store, 113 Front street. Cloth . ing, Furnisiiing Goods, Boot and Shoes Ilarri A Prager. - ... Puttie. H II. 12 od U4 Front st. - Dealer in Wagon and Agricultural implement. fine Brandies. Wines, English Ale A Forier Tilliam A Myers. 4 Central Block, Front st, commission mercn nts z ueai sin rroauce V. V ti.llitv A KtAhlieimi. Atinrnmvm Jk RnWp.it f, or lo Bnnkruptcy. Cffioe iu the' Odd Fellow' Temple.- , ,. . nrAiE nitmiiEST price paid in cash i I I :for aii ain.itTr. Far, hw , ' . T7irSr!f CaVaiN. YQVJI& 4V CO,' ' f t -. , .... 1. , wITH OR WITHOUT FORCE FEED. r tr Txctn rive Safe AK& TXXt JOTLT PEORIA PREMIUM PLOW, So -rell and favorably known throughout the West and Pacifld' Slop? - Improved especially for the season of 1872-3, with4 patent concave, steel high landside, Scotch clevis and hif h stancrcrd. Sole Agents for : rVITH Patent llnis v - is REACH. SOBETniXfi 5ZW. THE 1ITCHF,T.T. WACfOtf. NOW ACKS0WLED8ED BT ALL TO BS THE BEST WAGCX OX TUB FA'CIFIC CO Ait Send for Descriptive Circular. . TO TnG FARMERS LINN AND BENTON COUNTIES. THE trXDERSIOXED 1VOULD tlESPECT lul' f announce that they have entirely r ruodelrd and renovated their large, cum modi -us and a'abstanUoJ WAREHOUSE, that they have strengthened and addd to the same, erected new work enure ; that mer now have two A No. 1 Cleaners, with lame Klcva- tora complete ; have put in new Boiler and En- Cine, anu are now preparea to tawo tn ana handle WHEAT & OATS we would also call the nttr-nflr of the fax- mers to tho fact that our liicilltic for shipping to a Foreign Market nr", very corn plcte, and that they will find it to their advantage to cj.11 at our onlee for further information a to oar facilities and term pi storage. flnr Facilities for Storage ct Portland are auch that we can ship from thit warehouae at any time to.prevent ovrtTfwoing it. C. H. OliMSTOCK & CO, 8n3tf. , . W. 8. Newbury, AgeuU NOTICE TO THE TAX-"PA'EBS "" '.-1 - -of- - ;': s. X.I3ST3ST COXJSTT ! IP XDER THE rROVISIOXS OFTHEvr.AW now in force relating to the collection of taxes, ail taxes arc requirtu 10 w m .wudiii thirty daye after the days appointed for meet ing the tax-payers in the several precincts, and all taxes not paid within that time, are liable to costs as upon execution and that is one dollar and three percent, lroin' each person : I will, therefore. ln putrsuanoe of law, meet the tax-payers of Linn County at their respect ive places of voting, in each precinct, on tbe following days, U-wit : , . : - . Harrlsburt, I'harsday, Kov. M,, Halsey, Fri day, Nov. lo. Waferloo, Monday, Nov. IK, Sweet Home, Tuesday .Nov. 19, Brush Creek, Wednes day, Nov. 20, lirownsviUe, Thursday, Nov. al, Iiebanon, Monday, Nov. 1(5. Kantiam, Tuesday, Nov. ad. Franklin Butte,' Wednesday, Nov. sT7, 8elo, Thursday.'Nov. 28, Syracuse, Friday, Nov. 2J), Orleans, Monday, Deo. ii, Albany. Tuesday And Wednesday, Nov. 3 and 4. ALLEN. PAUKER. Sheriff. ; nllwS ".: -' And Tax Collector for Linn Co. , OTP KAX"EyS i CONDENSED. TH6JIAS Cool Water. Bleaching, and other Kindt ld he WHEELER ttt HHKEit. JOB WAGON. HAVING PURCHASED TOE INTEREST of U. W. Toung in tbe ,;J:.:v , . , DELIVERY BCSTllfESfS; " I am prepared to do any any and all kind of job on thort notice, and' with quick, dispatch. Term reasonable, Package delivered to any part of tbe city. . . Look ent ftf t 8e faest-and Jah TTj uZ:tt. t - A-K- ARKOLD. ik 0S$g4ttjfe?:& CStSSSATSXr WITH Patent ROLLER BRAKE 506 S OLD T,isT YV.kRt pie, of either sex, young or1, old," make iuor uxuey at work tor us in their anare momenta. ur all the time, tnan at anytblnsele.' , Partiou- uirs im. Auareu cuuson to., i'orttavn Maine. . Tn7y. THREE : FINE RESIDENCES ! AXD OTHER TOWN LOTS ' FOR SALE IX ALBANY i THR UXDERSIGXED OFFERS' rOBt.SALB the tollowing described" property,- actuated in the city of Albany, to-wit : One finely-linished and" coramodioo , real, donee, and 6 lots, a gopd barn and' other out- nouses, grounus weu arranged and tilled with boautrtul shrubbery, a large variety of bearing trult trec tc, etc. Also, oue house and two lota. In the business) portion or the city, the lots also well supplied with good Jm1t arid rine shrubbery. The house Is lnn;e and coiumotlious. . ' Also, a house and U.ln a very doslrableV 1' cation, with suitable faniily eonvenienues. . ; , Also, the two lots upon which lormerly stood the Paciflo Hotel, oh the corner of Second? and Washington streets. , Also 7 or ii unibrproned river lots lying1' alone the railroad switch. -. . I also have for sale a fine new fian'fs'of Hal let's raanuiacture, the pest r? thetjnartsei. All the above mentioned property will be sold on the most reasonable terms, in tact I will give mtrav iadnceuaente to imrcbaaers.; -as I desire to chango my locality and remova , to anot her climate. S. MOMXJOMEItY. vsntftt, . ,. , FIREMAN'S . FUND INSURANCE CO., OF SAN FRANCISCO: ESTABLISHED ...".Uf fSff Asseti, Janttarr X. 1872, ever $856 wu, in tti, $ , Fifty Tbonsand Dollars Deposited wits . ai . . - - suv bum .treasurer, xu onapu since with the laws of tae " , State of Osfcjeif. ' FiBf ANT) MARINE INSURANCE f LosseV Fairly Adjusted Ae . Promptly Settled1! . A. F. Te'IilJ ElEiiV AG ENT, ALOA'NY, .oTrEGONV' '' i- ' 5EOV FeilANT, BUaar,' nllmi' V. - j ;v ' s s - ' Portland. Orec&a. C'ASll PAID FOI ECJGJ W' WILL PAT TIIS BIOHF. Jf AR m. nrloe, la easb, jo' pu tg bro3bl to l MbVftbrrteat. in A!bta'7. 'rt2r i 3 So the new election law provides.' f