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fcftIDAY...i FEBKUAttY 21, 1873
AGENTS FOR THE STATE RIGHTS OEMOCRAT.
Ashland ......
lirownsville......
Corvallis
canyon City
Colfax, W. T
Kasfc Portland....
........... Isaac Miller.
O. P. Cbshow.
V. It. Privett.
...I. J. Hatruewood.
...... W. J. llnniilton.
, Dav. Katt'erty.
Kugene
,...J. J. Walton, Jr.
i Jaashnrtf..... Matthew Fountain.
Harrlpburg..Sam. May & R P- Holt.
Ilalsoy
J. M. Morgan
Jeflerson
Jacksonville
Lebanon......
1a Grande...
Newport..
Portland. ,
Peoria.
rendleton....
Jtoseburg.....
..... F. L. Cra n fill.
J. It. Neil.
J. li. lialston.
,.E. S. iiA'Comaa.
..-A. W. Wriglt.
-I Samuel.
I. X. Smith.
.....J. II. Turner.
A. A. Fink.
Shedd..
Knlni .
Al. Wheeler.
.Dan. Gaby & Geo. Christie.
.B. F. Brown.
The Dalies A. W. Ferguson.
"Walla Walla X. T. Caton.
Yakima, W. T E. P. Bovles.
The Santiam Ditch. Capt. Smith
has located the Albany and Santlam
Ditch and Canal to the satisfaction of
the Canal Company aud to the gratifi
cation of our citizens. The ditch will
have a gradual and easy natural fall
from its source in the Sanciam to Jas.
EI kin's incidence, one-half mile south
of the city, from whence it will have a
fall of about 40 feet to the irillamette
river on the north side of the city. At
the railroad track, on the north side of
the city, the canal is expected to di
verge into two columns of water,, one
running through the upper or western
part of the city to Fosters mill on the
Calipooia, and the other passing
through the lower or eastern part of
the city for the use "of the planing
mills, sash factories, warehouses and
foundry in that portion of the town.
The water in the canal will have an
average velocity of 41 miles per hour,
will average IS feet wide and 3 feet
leep thus afiording a medium for the
transportation of boats of fair, though
not prodigious size. There is very lit-
J I 1 J - . .... A.. t 4 1 1 k tl1
lie UUuut u utr tumpii-iiw" w.w
"nal to this city during the currjnt year,
and when it is completed we may con
fidently look for the dawning of a new
era of prosperity upon our fair young
ty-
Eetcrsedu Abe Hackleman and
John Davis returned during the past
week from a -winter's sojourn in the
Ochoco aud Crooked Itiver country.
They say the winter wa3 extremely
mild there; stock wintered without
a partiole of feeding, and are literally
rolling in fatness. One or two lots of
lecf catt.e sold for 3-1 per head re
cently, but there are few buyers in the
country, and money there,
like here 1
and everywhere else, is decidedly tight,
t-ra niMtna ewi in cv-ho-
o Valley PrineviTSe and Ochoco; two
schools also in the valley. Everybody
is healthy and liappy. Ex-Postmaster
Freeland, of Albany, who went away
from here last season looking like the
shadow of Job's turkey, is nearly as
fat as the late Jim Fiske, and feels like
lie was good for a hundred years more
in some fat Governmetit office,
E!kins, Esq., has entirely regained his !
health, and will shortly return to this ;
to abide. All of the other old I
n countv friends were correspond- j
ity
Lir.
Jngiy obese, oleaginous ani prosperous.
He Stopped It. On Wednesday of !
last week it was given out that a young j
couple living in tins county woum ue :
married toe next day ; and indeed toe
would-be bridegrooni started
to this
On his
eity for the marriage license.
way into town, however, another j
young man stopped him and displayed ; and a friend to temperance organiza
to his astonished gaze several gushing j t;ons. As to demanding the hospital
pist!es which he had recently received j ify. shelter and co-operation or other
from the waiting damsel who was to deno-rinations, that, too, is utterly
Le his bride on the following day. The j fals jIe as a j;pt int m5ntt.r anj
epistles were filled wiih the wildest jy2ctfj to Baptists alone for as:lance;
protestations of undying love, and allanl as cIoso enmRlunion u a p,.cunar
the concomitants of that ''ek-etable tenet of the Baptist church, of course
state of beiug ; and it so worked upon j he held to that. Again: He never
the jea!ou3 heart of the lieense-lmnter was regarded by any one as being non
that he turned about and rode home, j compus rncuiU; and as for dying pos
telling the pessessor of the tender oil-! sessed of a good share of the mammon
letdouxthzthe might have a clear J
iu JKrc j" - ...... . v .
have not yet learufed whether the other
fellow took him at his word, but we
suppose the gum elestic gizzard of th vt
danitell can get along without either of j
tDem-
5 Caught at Last. Sheriff" Parker '
last JPednesday arrived in this city ;
from Puget Sound, having ia custody
Ievi Livingston, who wa indicted by
the grand jury of the hist Circuit Court
for Linn, for the crime of manufactur
ing and uttering counterfeit money.
The Sheriff received word a couple of
weeks ago that Livingston was in the
vicinity of " Seattle, and upon going
over there he found the precious bird
at work in a logging camp. He is now
&fely lodged in the Linn county jail,
and will be tried at the March term of
Circuit Court. 1
Medical Society. The . .Medical
Society of the 3d Judicial District will
hold its second annual meetincr at
Heed's Opera House, In Salem, on
Tuesday, March 4th, at 10 o'clock a. ra.
All the members are respectfully in
vited to be present. Also, physicians
residing in the District who are quali
fied by diplomas from some reputable
institution recognized by the American
Medical Association, will please come
a.nd join us. JL D. Cabpentee,
Cor. Sec'y. '
Temperance Billiard Saloon.
Mr. Wm. Tally has concluded to quit
the liquor traffic, and will in a -few
weeks begin the erection of a commo-
glfmia a.tHi'f inn lito 1
building, into which he wiil place two
. first-class billiard tables for the ac
commodation of those who are fond of
t'.iat fascinating game. It' will be
strictly a'temperanee house, and is to be
carried on upon the "European plan,"
if you know what that is we confess
our ignorance upon the subject.
Boats Comixg. Cbl. Jo; Teal in
forms us thai to.-day or to-morrow the
new and fast opposition boat, "Annie
Stewart," will make her trial trip
through the Locks, and 'about next
Monday or Tuesday she will put in an
appearance at the Albany wharves.
Other boats will soon be on the line,
also. Our people are waiting impa
tiently for the dawning of this era, and
will hail its coming with de&ght.
OUR LETTEH-DOX
WORDS OF KXCOf ttAGEMENT.
" Jr. Philip Lowe, of Tangent, Linn
county, received the following letter
from Gen. John Adair, of Astoria, last
week :
Astoria, Feb. 3, 1S73.'
DkarSib: It gives me pleasure to
acknowledge the receipt of your favor
or the 25th ult., and to hear from you
that the farmers of one of the most
productive valleys of the earth have
determined to emancipate themselves
from a vassalage which, they have
borne until patience aud forbearance
have ceased to bo virtues. You have
the right, and you lmve but to steadily
pursue your purpose for n little while
and every interest in our young and
growing State will heartily hail your
efforts. We cannot but rejoice, In our
small and isolate! community, upon
the Requisition of such allies. You
farmers of the valley, with your stal
wart arms, and tho banner of i truth
and Justice in your hands, can drive
the nail to the head with a single blow
which we have been driving at for
twenty years without striking It fast
enough into tho public mind t3 hanir a
doubt upon.
, I have read your letter to several of
my neighbors and they all, with one
accord, clasp hands with you with
one long, lou I huzza for tho furmers Of
Willamette.
Very sincerely your friend,
John Adair,
PEORIA. FARMCRW CXt'B.
The club met and went Into perma
nent organization on Saturday, Feb.
13, 18T3. , J. A. Portor in the chair.
The committee appointed to draft a
constitution and by-laws oftered their
report, which was received by a vote
of tho house, after which sixteen per
sons signed their names as members of
the club, among whom were some of
the most substantial and Influential
farmers Jn this vicinity.
After go.'ng through tho usual rou
tine of electing oflieers, etc., Mr. Jla
ley oflered the following resolution:
Ioired, Thai this club elect three
delegates to attend the Farmers' Oni
vention, to be held t Albany, Afareh
S, 1?73.
On motion, the reso.rition was adopt
ed and the elub proceeded to elect by
ballot which resulted In the selection
of X. D. Jaley, D. C. Curry and T. I
Porter as delegutes.
The club instructed the Secrefury to
forward a concise report of this meet
ing to the Democrat for publication.
After listening to a few siuted re
marks from .Vr. Sumner, in regard to
the duties of the farmers in protecting
their interests, the club adjourned to
meet on Saturday, March 1, 1S73. .
F. A. WATTS, Secretary.
X Wnxa HTIHM.HITE VENTILATED.
Scio, Feb. 15, 1S73.
Editor Democrat :
Allow me through your columns to
give a little airing to an article which
appeared in the Pacific Christian Ad-
rowKf, concermnff ine iicatn oi iiav
Joah Powell, over the signature of W.
F. Wet.
lie says that Mr. Powell, although a
Democrat, prayed for the success of
President Grant and the Republican,
Congress. Now we are taught in the
Scriptures that we are to pray for
kings and rulers, and all thoe hi au-
f,,r "
being a devout Christian, would pray
resj.ient Orsnt and Congress not j
for their success, hmvever but that j
00,1 would pardon the enormous crimes j
Wilicll thpv -pr. mmm if finer in tlin !
'name of liberty. This would seem
Grange to Mr. U'est, he being as great
a Granger to principles of Christianity
a iir,g s to theology
As to "taking a little whisky and
being opnsel to temperance organiza
tions," that is a plain and palpable
falsehood. He was a temperate man
0f unrighteousness, he did not possess
one a0lars worth of pronertv.
isow, gentle reader, we pronounce
Mr. West's correspondence a lie from
beginning to end ; and when he said,
j tl,e wind-up, "I write this in the in
terest of Christian forgiveness," he
uttered the most damnable falsehood
that ever escaped the lips of man.
This canting, whining, puritanical
bloodhound of Zion had not the cour
age to speak out until the old veteran
of the Cross was dead; and when his
venerated form was laid beneath the
sod, and his ppirit basking in the
smiles of his Redeemer, this mali
nant, cowardly asa makes an attack
upon his persona! character. ""I wrote
this in the interest of Christian for
giveness!" That 'sounds well for a
man in whose composition there la no
more Christianity than there is sancti
ty in hell; a man who has stolen the
livery of heaven in which to serve the
devil.
We would Just say to Mr. West, if
he makes another such cowardly at
tack upon the dead and that falsely
we will give his personal character a
little ventilation. There are a great
many men in the "Forks of the San
am" who are personally acquainted
with Mr. West, and we have abundant
evidence with which to ventilate his
foul carcass. - And we would further
say, had he been in this vicinity when
that article appeared In -the Advocate
and heard the bitter curses heaped up
on his head, he would absolutely have
had to flee at the hour of midnight to
have 6aved himself from a severe cas
tigation at the hands of an outraged
and indignant people. The Rev. Joab
Powell was an honor to all such scalla
wags, liars and hell-hounds as this de
ceitful, hypocritical pup. IFe would
say to him, by way of advice, to- nver
again, so Ions a God may spare, bis
unprofitable life, desecrate the pulpit.
It is a sacri ege and a shame to the
name of Christianity. Meanwhile, we
"poise our pen in midair" and wait to
hear from the ,Rev. (oh, God! what
mockery! Mr.'West. ' Nero. '
.Wheat in Liverpool, 13s 2d; in Saa
Francisco, 1.85 per cental ; in Albany,
75 cents per bushel. A trifling advance
is looked for in the Liverpool market,
although hardly sufficient to affect our
local prices. : ... t
DOME AND ABROAD.
W. A. McPMerson, Esq., paid us a
visit during tho week.
; It's a 10-pound girl, and Capt. Shields
Is tho proud father. Fact!
Dr. 'Plummer wants some white
tailed deer. Bee ad. elsewhere.
Our Jefferson agent, F. L. Cranfill,
Esq., paid us a pleasant and $ubatan(iql
visit during the week.
J. Z. Crouse and Henry Myer will ac
cept our thanks for a supply of wlucs
of an excellent brand.
W. R, Privett, City Recorder of Cor
vallis, and agent for this paper at that
place, called on us last Saturday.
Never turn around in tho street to
see what another girl wears; you will
ilnd her doing the same thing.
Mrs. James II. Fosterof this city, Is
Linn county's Vice President of tho
Oregon 11 omnn Suffrage Society.
If your neighbor's hens are trouble
some, nntl steal across tho way, don't
let your angry passions rise; lis a place
for 'em to lay.
To-morrow will be tho 141st anniver
sary of tho birth of him who was "first
In war, first In peace and first In tho
hearts of his countrymen."
Mrs. Falrcloth, of Mitchell county,
On., Is 117 years old, and can still skin
a tat, split kindling wood and knit
stockings with Junsard heels, with
one eyo open.
The citizens of Albany were greatly
surprised upon arising from their
couches last Sabbath morning, to find
a mantle of snow covering tho earth.
It soon skedoo lied.
Agasslz says that any full grown
man can live for ten clays by chewing
at n pair of boots, and yet thero arc
men who will growl if they don't have
a mince pie every meal.
All right. Dr. Bayley and gentlemen
of Corvallis Library Association: In
consideration of your youth und lmm
cunioIty you shall have the Demo
crat for your library, free.
It Is estimated that enough property
and machinery go to waste with many
farmers every year to piy all the taxes
on the farm. Of course this doesn't
apply to the farmers of Linn.
Bring on your envelop and have
your name printed on them so the
postmaster won't Jiavo to oiwn your
love letter", when they miscarry, in
order to find out who to return them
to.
Leavenworth. Kansas, has a gate
over which fourteen couples have
swung and popped tho question, and,
strange to relate, Its hinges nre sound,
and it docs not sag an Inch from Its
level.
Our new press is Ju.t buzzing through
the job work. We arc now doing as
neat printing as nnj house this side of
San Francisco. Bring on your inters,
circulars, cards, envelopes, bill-heads,
letter-heads, labels, etc.
A Paris girl has just received a pres
ent of $44,000 for voluntarily nursing n
bachelor who was down with the
small-pox; and of course now our Al
bany girls will commence hop'ng that
all our bachelors may bo tackled with
that playful disease.
Think of It, ye Albanians. For a
two and a half dollar piece 3-011 can
tell your grandmother in New Zealand
the sex of the baby in five
tninuu s
after it's lKrn, tl
of tlc Western Uni
rough toe nioilluio
ion Telegraph lines.
it us. ueeier win senti uie news lor
41 Its ft. 1.
you.
lie got two valentines, an I they
were rushing; but If the court knows
herself and she think he do we are
married and c.-n't reply to them with
wifely, so the ciidennf t!u cflu-ioni
will have to let their diappointmnt
eat into their buzzuim like a canker
worm. It may he offering too much, but If
a certain prntleman who frequently
visits thin office will shut the door after
him when he retires ve wllj publish
his o!ituary notice free of charge when
the Modocs roie his "har." This i
not intended as much for a local Item
as a hint to that gentleman.
A certain youn? man of this city
swears vengeance upon a dog (a con
temptible little puppy!) who belongs
to the young lady whom he goes to
ce. He soys he has to get a new pair
of pants after every call he makes up
on his DuIcenA He says that ske
poodlc is just ripe for dog heaven.
Letters jrceeived from people In the
Eastern States, by 'citizens of Linn
county, a.tate that large numbers will
start for Oregon In the Spring, tho se
verity- of the winters there having be
come longer unliearable. Letters from
Iowa Inform us that this lias been the
severest winter ever known In that
Stnte.
The "Kiss Quadrille" Is tho latest
thing in Washington ball-rooms. At
the command a la main, each gentle
man kisses his partner, ere In Al
lany the youngsters don't advertise
the kissing business In that way but
our devil assures us that those Wash
ington City folks don't have any per
centage over our hoys In the quantity
or quality of the kisses on ball occa
sions. 4
Chicago capitalists hayo bought 3,-
000 acres of land in Jackson county,
VK to be converted into a cranberry
marsh. If they have a few old bache
lors who will come out here and marry
a few Albany spinsters they can have
cranberry marshes by first paying for
the license and preacher's blessing.
Fact ! , We've seen the marshes on the
spinsters' faces every time they have
seen a wedding notice.
6xow. The Jlountalns Irr View of
this city, In every direction, are cover
ed with snow. Evidently a heavier
snow has fallen In the mountains in
the last week than at any previous
time during the winter. If it should
break up all at onco now phew!
wouldn't there be a young deluge !
Guess yes. , '
Choice. G. W: Walling & Co., of
the Willamette Nursery, ane now
shipping to A. Carothers & Co., of this
city, a large and assorted lot of fruit
and ornamental trees, in addition to
the large lot now on hand. The pres
ent invoices are superior to- any ever
brought, here before. Now is the
time to transplant. -
Goino Below. N. Baunt' will start
for San Francisco in a couple of weeks
for the largest stock of ready - made
clothing ever brought to Albany. , He
Is determined to have a first-class store.
t Published by mjtt1. 1
ULLIli DALES (Chlnowto Vrfton).
Hyss kloso politicly kllmlnUlrtiln tocojwi,
; MltlUa kloite kona kiw -Te
yuckn tlllkuiii t.iltllto tinttudluso bud.
Mka klllilum, Ullla IMI'J.
enom?s.
O, Ulllo! klninT.Ultel hyni kloM tUUe Dale I
Alni tlpso mlllUo rOps. yocka
Tentis mntnnlttw liouw, I
Ki'kwllla stick lictliwo It loan llliihoc.
YocUa chnko nnkotly nnnltch hyss klcmo,
Iskum sink hyastMotif.
Maninliisochtiek mill It yocka tooojxj lntato
NlUix kill. lunT, Ulllo Ualf.
Nl!iclntiwii j-oc!m wnwaeopacaln Ulnlies,
HKo wnkc nlkn iMkum til,
N I It 11 w'uwnoopn tnlkn, eah, wukoalsb houo
Mlku mltlllv, Ulllo Dalu.
Kegwltls chcutnut atlck, kah klota tlpto
lultllto,
Kfth chuuk rlulnwn crtn klitxo lllah?,
Knh kMilnkiilln wnwn ti-nnn uri,
Cota niltlin, Mlllo Dale.
Fhom 8an Fbancisco. Mr. Chns.
JIA-aley has returned from Ban Fran
ciseo, where he purchased an extensive
stock of furniture for tho Albany trade.
Somo of his stock has already arrived,
aud the remainder will be up In due
time. Among tho new features in his
Invoico arc a lot of ornamental brack
ets of almost every style and pattern,
which will doubtless prove a grent at
traction. Ho also has numerous pat
terns of tho latest agony In the furni
ture line. Cull and seo his stock.
Kckkka! Don't forget to rend the
new advertisement of Merrick & .Vont
gomery In another column. These
gentlemen have fast horses and ek'gnnt
carriages, and take special pains to
render satisfaction to customers. They
areaccommodutlug and eager to please,
and If you ever take a spin behind one
of their gay 'turnouts" you will surely
want to do It more. Mind what wo
sny, and patronize the lilerul stable
which patronizes the printer.
Fnosr F.ASTKitx Oiti-oo.v. A. J.
Cochran writes us from U'illow Creek,
Umatilla county, that they havo had
an unusual winter In that section. It
has snowed and rained a great deal,
having been in nil about four feet of
snow. It passed off, hmvever, In a very
short time. They will have excellent
grass and crops this wison. Cuttle
buyers are Invited to como Into that
part of the country to buy, as there
are a surplus of cattle there.
PoNDEiiois lloci. .lr. Wm. fJore,
of Ix-hanou, last Hednesday brought
in to this city and sold to A. B. Jorrls
a dressed hog weighing ix hundrrtl
and fifty-nine jwtndt. This Is tho
largest hg ever butchered In Linn
county. It was of the Berkshire and
Irifch (iraziir breeds. Two years ago
Mr. f lore raided one of the same breed
which weighed BI2 fls.
Tin: AsuitKK.. hr. O. P. fi. Plum
nu r, of this city, will deliver tho nl
dreH to the graduating class of the
Willamette .Vedicnl College, In Salem,
on the 4th of March. The Doctor's
well known ability warrants us In
promising his auditors "a feast of
ren-Mn."
Prmt-ox's M f;AZtsj: for March,
bearing to us tho first erfunies of gay
spring, has already eatt a genial ray of
sunshine nthwnrt our dingy sanctum.
Per:i"ing it gay pages, we can almost
Imagine we hear the blue-bird's gentle
lay ami Hie jwiiy-wog's
. . .
classic carol.
IJi'.ocn'Ea. KTC.r-Mr. If C. Twee
dale, Hut ffi-ir lo X. S. DuI'.oIh A Co.,
has his card III lo-day's paper. Jfv !m
a large and well w-lected atock of gro
ccrie, etc., &!!.' will alrlve to win the
confidence and pttronage of the public.
He U-fpeak for Urn a liberal nupport.
He Yields. A .gentleman writes
from Harrlsburg to . Sheriff Parker,
stating that Ktias Keenly, who killed
Peltou, is near Browtisvll.'" and would
surrender himself up to the olllcers at
the March term of Circuit CVurt, tut He
U confident of an aquittal.
TfXB Yocn Pianos. Prof. Francis
1.4 in town and will remain a few days.
Those having pianos out of tune should
not forget that the Professor can har
monize the keys of their Instruments
in short order.
Godey's Lady's Book for Aarch Is
promptly on hand, filled to the brim
with rare attractions in po way of il
lustrations, embellishments, fashions
and literature. .
A Walla Walla debating club pro
posed to iliscuss the unsettled ques
tion: "Who struck the late William
Patterson."
WFnr Coiisha, rronnhltlaatul Consumption,
In Ita parly atne-a, nothing cqtutla Dr. I'l.-rce
GolUim Mod ita I Dlaoovvry.
In Ita linlf rf otorjr of uncfiilnfM WfKTAR's
IIamiax ur Wll.n I'ltP.UItr liaa anved thoil
annda lnnn cP-atrmloii. A Imlf-hour'a expn-aurr-,
n few monviit of druit will olb'tt cwln
a sold which will P-nd to nn Inrurnblo con
auntptlon. Cac tho liala im In time ; you will
nut rKr-ttt.
special "notices:
Why Endarc What Curable?
"Whnt enn't be curfd in nut bo endured," aaya
the proverb ; but Indigestion win bo cured, and
theroforo it ia the mcroNt atuptdlty to endure It.
Dyapeptlos have certainly a rllit to continue
dyapcptlca to tho end of their days If they
choose, but as It Is not supposed that any ra
tional being prefers physical torment to case
and health, the probability Is that If all suffer
ers from Indigestion were convinced that an
absolute. Infallible, remedy for their complaint
existed, they would with one accord resort to it.
Wo moHt emphatically declare that such a
remedy does exist, and that Its name is Has
tetter's Stomach letters. The record of its suc
cess extends over a period of twenty years, and
It is' fearlessly alleged that during the whole of
that time It has never fnlUd to afford perma
nent relief In any disorder or derangement of
the stomach that was not orKanio, malignant,
and Incurable. The testimonials that go to es
tablish this fact can be. counted by tho thou
sand. Htomach eorrtjilnlnts tlrat had been ag
gravated by a total dfeiregarU of all dietary
rulfs, and intenslll.'d and rendered chronic by
medicinal treatment o drastic purgation, have
In hundreds of Inntances been cored within
three months by the systematic use of this cel
ebrated stomachic and alterative. It should be
remembered that weakness of tho digestive or
gans Involves many other ailments. Ulllons
ness, headache, nervous debility, siuisms, pal
pitation of tho heart, rush of blood to the head,
nausea, vertigo, and sleeplessness ara among
its concomitants and eslts i and for all these
the great vegetii bin tonic is a specific. It acts
first upon the Btomneh, and through tho stom
ach upon the secretory and nervous systems
and t'io bowels, its general effect being always
genial and benellcent. :
lIExMOIUUIOIDS. ,
A . CAROTHEItS A CO'S, "PILE PILLS
ANj OINTMENT" hi now bectimo one of
the standard preparations of the day: is pre
pared and recommended1 for riles only (wuetber
cbronii or recent). Sufferers miiy depend upon
it. that this remedy witt give them permnneut
relief from tbls troublesome and damaging com
nlaint. - - ''
Bant postpaid to ao address (within tbe Uni-'
dc a males) upon receipt pn, ci.su.
A. OARQTHEHS k CO.,
! 40yt jt'if.aay, Lien Co., Orijen.-
;wsjyia'i'w.iiW'fl
N K W A U V K H T 1 S K 31 K M T S.
AWAY!
To every micr!"ro! Ofi Vttt.
Sinn tniK.NO, t!i u;i'l, r
Ctarom ;uK,1" ltixa, n-inn
rl", IHMh'l, not t lml lc
Ihiin rutsll .rltM? iPiA wtt.1 ti,n
i.nixT. liM.fkm wiph- lwi".l rs
rily fortfif; suseriij.'M of u
BKlHKHIIl i'MlKMK, tilU tlllUUIltt
oilahllxlu'd fil li'iidlnx m '
liimlly wei'klv In Ami r. AGcNTS
Infi, liirifn uir,i ellit il "vlk" ' "
K', lliuxtr n t l nnI A-n
orlitlnni; t i.imj kt year. , ,
I'ltyltiK nislneMeverof- ,,mlTrn
I1r.1l lM'iil iwnis ana WANlcD.
(iinv(iT, Actlv, In- " "
U'lllnpnt t'ionii, ell hrr mix, wnntoct to rrpr
"iit I'lthcr tniV'illfiK or nt hoin. Hnrec
nl lwn ny irimrnnti;f(l. KxcluslvfttiTrllory.
Kiint Mtlf. Niw iilnrj. 'ili bvnt outfit.
Kli's-liiica ciili of piinrs, full i1lcMilnr,
tiTirm, !((., m ill. IriMi (oimy i,iilri. V'rll si
Olll'.J tO UCIt I' JHKSItlU KKIKM', CllltflU'J. w2.
Wrtr.r.v iiah i:kmovki to nRACirs
w l.ull.llnjt, wiutli M of Mnln, Iw-twncn
l-'iTry tmil l-roiiiluliilii (tir.-rln. wlinrw tie n-ejrel-fully
enllN tho ni.t.iitii)ii of Ills cunlouiers ftd
U10 Jiubllo to it in hihI .
7EX,X.-A5S0RTZO ST0CE
or. '
GROCERIES, PliOViSIONSr
KOTIOKK, Ac, dr.,
and Is ixiw olTi rln tlirm at h iliiwd pricos for
CA.Sl-1 OUTBADE.
THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
1.111a tor nil kimu or
count 11 v ritoDucE.
tTxKltimt for t)i ;Of,Lir.N
N. A. Mulu tr. i'l, AlUuuy.
11 Aw I.
ItKK HIVE.
If. WKF.P.
Aeetit wtiti"ll
'.r -Jr W"" "Ml CUIMM OI WOritllllC IK-f
.li', of cllhi r mi x, mi 111; or old. inuUn inri
limn. ui work lor ii la tlii-ir m-uro iii..iii-iii.
or nil llio tliiK-. tiiiui ot itnvililiiir .!. I'unlcii-
lurir". Auurfi j. ntuiitoo a Co., rn lantl,
am in-. snuty 1.
.ios. si;sli.y,
CONSTABLE AND CEMRAl COLLECTOR,
North Portland Preclact.
llefcrcnea by rcrmi. n tu tha fallowing
ci'ittu-fncM ;
Hi Il'.nnr Fbilip V.'aruian, Ma.mr of tl
l.'ii.r i'l l'..rllni..l; Hon. I'. izm hon.j.1.-; Dr. J.
A. fbapman: I'r. J. ('. Ilaarlbortif ; )r. I. A,
livi'i:.ri : (. S. !'.. til. u 11 in k "u.) Knapp,
lltirrt'll k o.; I.. J. JrHrufj ( larka, Ilcn.lir.
on k C.x.k; f. ti. Hkidition.; V.. Martin k Co;
A. it. Uivbar)un k Co.; M.IUrJ X acuyvtr.
OFFIf'K 25 M'atbinglon Slrret, bciwotn I
r lrl on l heaoud. 7nl.tr.
sncairrs sale.
"OTKT. Is JiKl'.KJlV UIVKN THAT I'.Y
I vlrliia of nil - ii'.l-Ki lun out of th
( on my Court f tit'? kui of r-i:oii. for l.lim
"rtintv. on 1 1 nt" il;rvtl ai.'l ji.-uvi-r-Ml
liivorof W. V. Pnrrowa, plaintiff, ntid aitlnM.
V. M. Hill and lnvj Tltoiooa, llionnt, lor
tliuMiiu of oiw luindi". d and oif iioilura and
tw.-ni v.v.i WM. D.inini;. a alni ri, will)
inl. r-t tli.-r-.u til tin-ri.u of U i r ul, tor I ( i a V'Sl "f T fCJTf"' CTAP!
uoouiu from tli ilib :y of U -wmU r. l'7icAA 1 ' lUU01 XKJi.LX-.
and lh- Innii. r urn 01 l,t cafa. 1 md. oil
tli-1 itti dity of January, K, fy r.,n ail tli
lnli r'l of llic Uv-.iiiiii. d d. f. tid.ir.l. W. M.
Kill. In and to tn t.illowini; r-nl r:"-y. I-
wil : I'nrta of Htloita (S i-p'ht and iM nlxw
.oril;il till fHirt-f,, knulti of rattiff, (l lMir
w.-t, ixHitid.Hi n I'dlowc w-;iiiijiiiu at a
liil, ! orlntf nonli of Tl, w.-l 1 rlinin
Iron, Hi ..i.t lwi.i mrix-r of tho north'
nt on-trt'-r of K-rllon S. In T'lWoaliiii l.
HMtih of lt.njo i Wind, Sr.d mnnlns tln-nf
int in rou. tii.-niv. aotiffi f c!inlii, iii.n
w.-.l I j ri.i. Ih.-siii" nor ll VI riiuln to th'
.luc of t-.:iiuili.!; oidtuliiliii; uir-a; i.U,
Oil
Sat u nlny, the 2J-1 of IWruary, 1313,
h twii-n U- tiottra of B oVIo-lt A. H. and 4
o'clocU i: it.. t-lt : t I oVIifk f. . fit auid
day. l irm of ttn iiirt llois door. In th
rtly of AIlMiny. I.lnn iunty, hT'-on, I will adl
th-ai-v4lMM-r!i-F"d .ro-rf y for uli In bond.
In C. H. i;oiu win, at public oulrry, to t!j" liij-ii
e iiiti i. r. a, i-Aiihf.ii,
Shfriff, Uiiu Cw., wsun.
Jan. 5, ISTi-i;;l.
aY-No. 5X9 Sacramento Street, eor.
or irfidefd..6 Mutt, (a lew duurs
b...w What .'lufr iliue.
Private Kntrsnre oa
Lei.lvs.luril idrot,
uu Jrrani:U.
ff.tabli.he4 trprtMtlg to affnrj th njtticttd fund
and leirntijie mnlienl aid ia tkt trtatmint
and ctrtnfall I'rirntenHii Chrm-
ie Jiett, en.em a .SVerc 1
ty and all .SVx a
Vitarder.
TO THE AFFLICTED.
DH W. IC IKiIIEItTY IlETfUXH HIM MS
cern thanks to ll numerous patients for
their patronage, and would take this otiportu
mtv to n-mlml tli.-in that he continues to con.
mi K al his liiiiuitj for tho cun of ulironlc dls-ens-H
ot the l.ungs, IJvi r. Kidneys, llg.stlve
nnd lieniio-l nniiry rgan, and an prtvnu
llMeas..a, vis : Hyplillls in all Its form and sta
tes, rviiiliuil WffikneKS, aud all the horrid von-
aeipieiHTB of sell-abuse, tlonorrhien, tlleet.
Hlrielures. Noeturmil aud Diurnal emissions.
Ne.xual Debility. Diseases of the linek and
Iina, Itillaiiiuiatlon of the lilntider and Kid
neys, etc.. etc.. and lie hones that his long ex-
IxTlenee and auo'i-ivful pntefleo will rouliniie
to Inmire li I in a aharu of public patronage. Hy
the pnietlee of many years In Kurope and tho
I' n lied Htalen. ho Is enabled to apply tho most
ellleient and suecessiiil remedies against dis
eases of all kinds. lie cures withoift, mercury.
charges moderate, tn.'nta his put lent s In a cor
rect and nouorauio way, utui huh ivn-rences oi
uniiueNtlonabie verneity Irnm men of known
reiet.iiljility and high Ntandlng in society.
All parties consulting him by li tter or other
wise, will receive the best nud gentfrit treat-
mcni, anu unpucii secrecy.
To Fcuinlcs.
When a female la In trouble, or aflllcted with
disease, its weakness of tho back and limbs,
pain in tho head, dimness of sight, loss of
uisciilar )ower, (mlpltatlon of tho heart., Irri
!fSllty, nervousness, extreme urinary dtlHcul
derangement of digestive functions, gen
eral debility, vaginitis, all diseases of the
womb, liyxt Tln, sterility, and nil other discu
ses peculiar to females ; she should go or wrtlo
nt onco lo the celebrated femnlo doctor, V. K.
Iaherly, nt his Medical Inst.ltalA nnd consult
him alxiut her troubles and disease. Tho Doc
tor is effecting more cures that any other Vhys-
telun in Uio Hiaui of t.alirornla. U't no false
delicacy prevent you, but airily linmec lately
nnd save yourseii ir.nn inuiuut sutrerintra and
premature death. All Married ladles whose
ddlleato neaitn or ot tier circumstances- prevent
nn Increase lu their families, should write or
cnllatur. w. iv. nonertys iiieinciu institute,
and they will reeelva every uosslblo I ellef nnd
help. 1 ho Doctor's offices am so arn .ngtnl that
uo can uo consuuou wunmii lear oi "oUservaUun
To Correponlen is.
Patients residlng'ln any part of tho Rtato,
hnwover diatatit. who may dealvn the .mhiim
and advlco of Dr. Doiierty in '.heir resuectlvo
cases, and who think proper to submit a writ
ten sraieinein, oi biicii, in preii re nee to holding
a personal interview, aro ros ,iectlully assured
that their communications 'will bo bold most
aacred. . J: .
IfthoeasBlm nlly nnd 'candidly described,
personal cotnmmiieatlon via bo unnecessary,
as Instructions lor diet, ro,lnien, and tho gen
eral treatment. or the en. (Including tho reme.
dies), will be forwarded 'vithout delny, and In
such a manner as to convey no Idea f tho
purport of tho letter or parcel so transmitted.
Consultation by letter or otherwise, khbe.
Pcrmanenl! euro gttar.intoed or no tv.
. Address, W. K. 1X)HEKTY,M. r J
Ban Francisco, Cnl.
Spermatorrheeit
Ttr. unhertv has lust. ntihlfMheri an imru..nf
pnmpnies einnouying ins own views nnd expe
riences In relation to Impotence or Virility, Lo
in ir ft short tronllso on 8iermirtiorhorrt or" Hem
lnal Weakness, Nervous and Phvslcal Debility
consequent on this affection,- and other disea
ses of th Hexuiil Organs.
This little work contain Informnffon of the
ntmost valuo to all, whether married ttf single,
and. will bo sent FKKE by mall on receipt of
six cenis in posuig" stamp lor retnrrr post!
Addwsi.
t . K. I.K)1-LKIIXV. il IJij
vSnS iir .
San -KranvlACs t at.
ADVKRTI8 K M K NTS.
SUSIflCSS OIHECTORY OF PORTLAND. 0RGC.
n3llil:ed hy L. Nnmud, .
Otmrul AitttrlUiny .Sytuf, S!'. t'tuiti Slrtil.
ACliKB'JlAIV'Jt HOLLA U MUOMi:
'. Us. FIRrJT ETflERT.
luipfrtitfd D( Jvlibari f Fstior llwU, ToT,
Vroekrry, Ulimiii una 1'Ule.l iri.
vcrrlhtfKf nenf. J. ti. I.oniffMlliiw, ftp.
BOOKS. STATIONERY,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS !
GILL, STEEL & BANCROFT,
yp.75 and 77, Kirn Ktrfi?t, T'ortlnniJ, Or'gtm.
Bsrmiin, tlio uiily .ilr.vt liwjortri( Cloth'ji,
An., mir. Front A Wnnhlnirton trfi.
CIIAS. C. BAItllETT, :
waoi,r.At.e
KlookKcIIcr nntl .Stationer,
L Alia EST STOCK IS J'OItTLA XV.
No. '9 Front nnd Xo. Z Wnrnlr.g'on Ptrnetf.
BKCK7 wiXbIAM K0.V, 128 Front direct,
lmp.rfor nl I!nlrx fn
RIFLES AND REVOLVERS
f evury Ueiriiiti i.
rliililnc TbcMb Fnry (J.mhIk, !.!, 15!r4 C-
tt, llsnkoU. t'n.qnrt Jnm, k llnLy CariUe
Ak"Ii "f ' "tlif"rnl rowilc-r Wurltii; '
for tlnf-.Wbwlir Wilnoti Muring Murhinri."
T)ck.-Jubn A., 12V Frtitit.,fmetieI Wnli b
' )-fc,r & W(lffc rr th, tn,lv
riiffifcttirmmrffi?mmt.
HIMKS X ItACIIF.r.tlKU. 9a Vtt,l Hi.
mi .ftimu. WA.Kur'Y't i THri.
C'benfient Frrnilur l!ti in Portlniirf.
CARPETS TOTSg-
1Urk, llii.lr.n k Cw.k.Sl h Fir-t at.
j lnlrr In Iry Go.l. Fancy MUlincry. ke.
(1obn
a i K'.i.fl.:. He. Vrontnt. ('..tninlf il-jo
ctrhnf k lntri in Or. k Cat. ru.laca.
(1on!e, J. II., Mannriiriaisr k I-s).-r in Had
J AW. Ilarc' k HvMlrry il'r lw'r. F'nt it.
Onrrier, W. A. Cn I0.1 Kronl '.Tin t. .derrl,i.l
Tail.r, Jt CN.lhi. r", Hat. J-'.lri'ibin3 KimsAt.
)!
al Ajm, mctiry li.anrrt, hnttr 1 rnlru
C. II. U'n'.ilar.l k Co.. Iftl Front trwt-
DRUGGISTS, C-KU
Or.lrr from any .f-rtiwo .f tl.e f-tlor Territo-
ne carcluuy D.le4 by mail or exprei.
I! mil, Lowcnmrin i Co. Forniliirearnl rarpel
J liler l..rt ln.1.1 l.'H tu l:;H Kir.t ,U
1.1 itiplu) inrnl AK"?nc.v. J. ft. WilLereH. SO
J Front !. Furoili all kiml nf help.
.1 vei'linic k I'.eiltK. 0 Kri.i.t t. Clliliiinlun
J MvrrliantaanH dral7 in il..iii"f ie prnlu-r.
I.ljbiin l.iery f-lal.lB.ror-. Firt
Cxrl.uit lr. (i....d lurn-..o. ol
A Salnxm. t.
arayx.n band
I?lib!l k I'.i.bcrta' e.if. Fir k VbJntn
iH-aler k uianufap. rlbin;. furo'K gttodi.
Tba larait Mai'.a IIobm aa tla CMt.
STEINWAY PIANOS,
BIRDKTT ORKAAS;
G. L. DcrHAKS, VZzner.
Bole Agcnej for th
UoTre" Sew ins machine.
atei.e' k tt.t mine. ir -rr anu D-alrr in
a t U'n-U ot ftVcl. rr. Kirt and Main t.
1 iubur r, li., !".:. lir.t t., Irop-.n-r
and
Il'l
leal r In staple Ftf"T Ir G-it. MilH'ry.
I Ii
rt.ilrr. It. II.. I'li..ln(fr,tiir .Arlut, . w. ear.
rt k M..rr:x.n. t tnld Pirt. pt-eiall.
I cnru'l
i X fu t'ri k ilester" fn .t.TirelrT. Walchvr, ke.
II
ililmr.!, li. L., 'Jo I'rotit l."lca!o dcalef
in tirnerrir. lJ:-ir. M'au..n Material, ke.
Uu-if. Calcf k Co., 97 Frt.t ru, w oolens!
dMlcr in Drop. Paifitu, Oils, Ola, Ae.
I I 1 8 1 rawing Maclii'o. itraigLt
I i J 11.1 J iseedle. underfred.and -lock
rti.va.' Cuiatctninn riiailcn-cd. U..Tra-
er, AsrvRt. 112 Frunt trri.
notbit'.n, V., t' Uui4kcr, corner r'iri.t k
M.ii.i Sts. Alt work duba at San I'rau
i'ku priica anj warranted.
Ourrvll it hbitidler, Nut. 166 to 172 First sU
luipcrter id Furniture, Beddine, kt.
Intainatii.uai Hotel, eor. Front and MorrUeo.
M.KuJolpli. I'r. Frea Ilu attcodt esnier.
Kubu, J
retail .1
J. A. Co., VI Front wbi.lesaU k
lealer in fine t'ln thing. FarnV oJs.
J aiion Done tU'tauriit, private rooms l.r
XI 1 families, cor. UU Pine t. Q. ons I'r
Mamn. V.. i Co, wWeiuled
Liiiit. 0. S. N. Co's Uloi
deaicn in wim-s k
pic and Han Fran.
X elcr k i-chron-r. Ill Front t., M'boleaala
11
and lU'tail Confectioners.
illrr. John II.. WS First st. Watchmaker
1 V B and Jeweler, otTers to '.ha nnblie a fine as
sortment f IVat.-hes, Clocks and Jewelry.
M
oeliiT k Co.. Froi.t, near! St., dealer io
natira and foreign U'ints. Liipinrs ft Cigars
"VJorthrnp. ATbompnoo, Hardware. Iron, Steel,
Xf Hubs, Spokes. Ilsrdwood Lnuiber. kc
o
eeidcntal Hotel, r.ir. First k Morrison sta.
Pmith .t Cook, Proprietors.
Larriali. Vatkin k Cornell, Kesl Estate Agut
cor. Front and Stark Sis.
l110TOUItAIHI: sUDN.
II. WOODAKD k CO., 101 Front Street
OCULIST & AURIST.
Office. So. f.1. First 5?., Holmes'' Bnildinir.
3rd door from Ladd'i Bank, treat-, all diseases
of tha
EYE, CAR, THROAT &. LUNGS.
Uiehter, Paul, 10a First u. Importer of Ber
lin wooilenearvlngs, Parlor Ornaments, ke.
Uofenbauni, I. S. t Co., Tobacconists, 4 Inr
porters of Foreign and Domestic Liquors.
R
una Houe, Fr .nt st. On First Class Prin-
eipal. Thr a. Ryan. Proprietor.
O bert-ak, ej., nl Front 4 62 First sis., dealer id
Harness, Saddlery, and Saddlery Hardware.
Simon, J., ftfl Front st., dealer in Doors, Sasb.
and 111! .ds. W tidow and Plate Glass.
innhLifjtr.il . lo7 First st.. Importer of Piau-
os. Organs, Sheet Musio, Musical Instrtnats
Skid more, S. U.
Apothecary.
12.'1 First st. Druggist and
A large stock of Perfumery
ao'l Toilet Artioles.
Smith k Davis, 71 Front ft., wbolwale dru(,
Pnints, Oils, Window Olavs, Perfumery, io.
Qntw k Hons, 78 l-'irrt St., Pictures, Fiames,
Moldings, Artist's Mat'ls. Dr'wng Instr'mnta
Oinith.l'ut, broker, UU Front at dealer In L
tj pal Tenders. GoVernm'nt Bonds k Hold Dust
STUNs-l" til lJ,'107 l-'r(nl"Niret,
Watchmaker and Mnuufoeturinir Jeweler, is
appelntod agent for the Wnlthsiu, Klgrn. K. How
ard k Co., C. E. Jno.it. and tbe (Jul. Watohes ;
"I". T the productions and imports of tbe
Califorsia Jewelry Co., Ban Franoisco. Send for
a circular. Watches repaired in tbs very best
manner and Warrantor! to give satisfaction.
fjleriy Bros, 178 Fi?st st. Manufacturer and
I dpalrrs in Furniture, Bedding, Carpets. 4o.
f Blia Clothing Store, 1 1.H Front street. Cloteh-
iog. Furnishing Goods, Bouts aad Shoes,
Harris k Prngcr. . . .. .
Mottle. U H, 142 and' 144 Front st. Dealer
H in Wae-onsand A?rieoHiiral Itnelemerts
ril i.e. h it, n. w. cr t irsl k Uak sts, uuuiur iu
flna Brandies. Wines,. Rnplish Ale & Pnner
, Illinois dc Alyel'a, Ucntral illeck.i-'niut st
w v ConimiIon Mereh'nts k deal'sin Prodnre
WUa.loy A Jiveiiliuiiiier. Attorneys k Buliuit
or in Bankruptcy. Office iu tbe Odd
fell iws Temple. - ,
HARNESS SHOP ATSHEDD, OREGON.
T. FOItTIIVER,
Manwfaetiirci' of, and TValor InHARSESS nnd
AADTI.Fi. A good n.isf V"l" for afaiF prt.
if Ms r J
1 sgeafsfoffa
WITH 08 WITHOUT FORCE FED.
r
Z'xcItifLvc Sale-
1KD tCE JUSTLt CI1S2HATC3
PEORIA PREMIUM PLOW,
So well and favorably known throushout the West and PaciCd
Slope. Improved especially for the season of 1372-3, with
patent concave, steel high landside, Scotch clevis and high
standard. Sole Agents for
WITH
Patent Iloundt
A9
HEACH
SOSETHIXC SEW.
THE 2HTCHELIs WAGOK.
SOW ACKNOWLEDGED BY ALL TO tE THE BEST WACOX OX THE PACIFIC COiST .
Send for Descriptive Circular.
ROCKBIIRMPEBCO.
SBEATEISE.
&1
E00FI3G,
DEAFENING
CAlJPET
Ssmptessn J Cirrn
lara wut five by
n. c, ucaaisE,
Oregon, 'Washlng
- ton and Idaho.
PSKTUXO, caucR.
-SnlStf.
TCHESv
jr iU W 3B2 Xi !fcfc
TnE CNDEItKIOXED HEPKBY
ces to the Cltltens of Albany and sur
rounGlng countrj' that he bits just opened
JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT I
at Albany, at the place known as y
John Ganter's Shop.
; I shall keep on hand and for sals ?
ALL 'GOODS PERTAINING TO , THIS Lib.
-- "... AT T1IB
LOWEST LIVING RATES !
Especial attention paid to
RE?AIH!Nfi flNE TIME PIECES,
whcn-In an experience of many yeora enables
me, 1 trust, to glvo
PERFECT SATISFACTION.
All Cooda
Sold . and
Warrantsd.
Wort
Cone
" CII.VRLKS EOUIKSARDES.
Albany. Jan. 2S, lW3-nU5if.
OATS !0 ATS!
IWTU- PAY THE UIGIIEST MARKET
nricw In ensh for alt On dcjlivcr'-d at my
sfor. Kncics mrnishsak
11. tUKAUX-K
n
pi j
llli
i
a7$f$&
th &&4?i:y0r&
Trrra
Patent
HOLLER BRAKE 1
5QO
SOLD
LAST YEAR (
FIREMAN'S FUND INSURANCE CO..
OF SAX FRANCISCO.
ESTABLISHED IN 1863 !
Atsctf, Jaaaary 1, IE 72. over $56,
COO, ia. Cold.
Fifty Thousand Dollars Dcpeaited wit5
tho State Treararert in Compli
ance with the laws of the
Stwte of Oregon. :
FIRE AND ' MARINE INSURANCE!
. -.- -
"''.- sBasa j
Losses Fairly Adjusted And
Promptly Settled I
A. F. tVREEXIt,
AGENT, ALBANY, OREGON".
GEO. F. GRANT, 3Inrr, t
. Portland, Ori'gon.
nllmS.
ADllI.MSTRATOR'S SALE OF
ItEAI. ESTATi:.
PTBUC NOTICE IS HEREBY " GIVK
that by rtrtue of an ordvr mado by tha
Courttv t'onrt M-ithln and lor the county of
IJnn, 8tati.of OreBon, on the Cth day ot 3?o
wniljor, lSTA In tlio matter of tha estate of
Crwd H. Amos. Into of said county, dfwased,
I, H. i. Gor, Administrator of tn featata ol th
said Creed 11. Amos, will, ou
Saturday, the 1st day of March, 2S73,
nt the Court Konso door, in th" cify of Albany,
in said county of Linn, bctwooa tha hours ot
SoVlock iu the inoruitiff and 4 o'clock in tho
evening of that day, to-wit; at the hour ol I
o'cloi-k v. M oiler lor sale at public auction,
the following described real estate, belongiai;
to sakl estate, to-wit : Adjoining the town of
Brownsville, in I.inn county, Oregon, and Iww
ginnliit: at a point en Wasninjrton siroet, 7H
links south u the MithA.'ast corner oi tli" laud
owned by V C- l aini, and- running lhftie
north alonK tlie ensu-rn boundary ol said W. C.
laird's tract 2t chains nd fH liks ; thencx
east 3 chains and 20 links; thenco south l
chains nnd ill links: t-betice tvest 1 chain and.
ll' links; thence south aritnjr Oak street
chains and TH links to Washington strwt .
thence west akin Washington street 2 clinii:1
and o! links to the place of begiuniii itm
tainini; 8 70-HI0 acn-a, more or ls--. 'i Elv.M S .
The above proper? y will be sold lor Rold or sil
ver coin, one-hail to be paid down on tint dny
of sale, and the refnainins ball lu six tuoutct,
secured by inortgajru ou ttie pr.'mises.
II. 8. GOIUC. AdmT.
S, A. Jonxs, Atfy. n25wt. -
Air- j.
IV1EAT MARKET !
J. n. HEIIUEX, I'rop.
"PTlflT.T KFKP COXftTASTI-Y 0?f
, the best mcni. tho market affords.
and
will alwavs be found ready to ncooiuiuodafv
those M-h tony favor him with a cH. - .
His?tif uarKei.rn iia tot yni't