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FRIDAY-...-.. APRH, 11, 1873.
Important Farm ijfo Implement.
Mr. Daniel Best is stopping at the St.
Charles Hotel In this city with the
model of a Portable Grain Separator,
which is now being manufactured at
Marysvllle, California. This is un
questionably the finest machine for the
: purpose we ever saw. It has acapaclty
for cleaning from 40 to 60 tons of wheat
per day ; aud will clean 10 tons daily to
. each hand engaged. It will thus be
readily seen that it is a great labor sav
ing machine. It is perfectly adjustable
to any quality, kind or condition of
grain. It is propelled by a horse-power
attachmejitl It is adapted for perform
ing job work, being light and com
pletely portable in every respect. The
machine was patented in 1S71, and last
year Mr. Best manufactured and sold
thirty-five machines, one of which,
used In Alameda county, Oil., for
about 90 days last season, cleared
3,370. Mounted on wagon and horse
power complete, the machine costs at
the Marysville factory SGOO. Mr. Best
thinks he will bring one of these ma
' chines to Oregou and run it here dur
ing the coming harvest, so that our
farmers may fully understanl its
claims to their favor. He designs sell
ing the right for their manufacture in
Oregon, where they can be manufac
tured much cheaper than in California,
' as all the timber used in their construc
' tlou is shipped from Oregon. If this
machine comes up to the standard
claimed for it by the inventor it will
undoubtedly supercede any other im
plement used for its purposes. Mr.
Best is also the inventopfknd patentee
,of an improved apparatus for Coating
Seed Wheat with Sulphate of Copper,
which is decidedly useful, cheap and
simple.
Sentence of J. D. Vay. J. D.
May, convicted of jierjury at the recent
term of the District Court in this city,
was brought up for sentence on last
Friday. In response to the question of
the Court: "What have you to say
why the sentence of the law should not
be passed upon you ?" he said:
"Judge, I have only this to say: If
I have erred it has been an error of the
head and not one of the heart. I had
no inducement offered me to impel me
to do a wrong in this case'. I have not
been approached by the men against
whom my evidence was given before
the grand jury. All I ask is that my
sentence may be as short as the Court,
in its judgment and wisdom, can make
it. I ask this, not for my own sake,
but in behalf of those who cannot be
other than innoeent of any crime in
this oa.se, but over whose lives a dark
cloud ha--i iK'en eat by my kite. 1 beg
mat they mav te s;areu sis tuucti as
possible throuirh the lenieucv of thi
Court
Jud
t. I am now ready for sentence."
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J?e Bonham, in a very feeling
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thf fip hp fot f iim3ri tn ho a hn;,nf
BatJh! it hna-.r !,:a,itv j
unrfleasant thotivh the task mig-ht lie. I
to pronounce sentence upon him. The
Judge then sentenced Jay to two years
iu the Penitentiary, which is the short -
est term that can be given for the crime
of perjury. A petition is beiug circu
lated and numerously signed by the
citizens of this county asking the Gov
ernor to exercise executive clemency
in favor of May, on account of many
circumsuiuces connec-ieu wuu me com- j
mission of his offence, chief among j
which is the fact that he has an inqo- j
cent and helpless family. ',
Hard to Please A week or two !
ago a man asked us to put his name in j
the paper, and because we did to but
not just in the manner he expected
he threatened to stop his patier. This
-Is only one instance of how hard men
are to please. In point of fact, an ed
itor Mould be a miserable as3 if he
-should hope to please everybody. He
can't do it. If he omits anything, he
is lazy. If he speaks of things as they j
are, people are mad. If he glosses over
smoothes down the rough points he
is bribed. If he calls things by their
proper names, he is unfit for the posi
tion of an editor. If he does not fur
nish his readers with jokes, he is a
mullet. If he condemns the wrong he
is a good fellow, but lacks discretion.
If he lets wrong and injuries go un
mentioned be is a coward. If h'e fails
to uphold a public man, he does it to
gratify spite is a tool of a clique, or
belongs to the 4 onts." If he indulges
in personalities, he is a blackguard ; if
he does not his paper is dull.
That Faib'axd Festival given by
the young ladies of the Erodelphian
Society of Albany College last Friday
night was a grand success. The hall
was crowded with the elite and fashion
of our city, and the fair: and witching
ypung ladie3 enticed everybody to buy
until their purses were drained to the
"bed-rock," and then sent them home
expanding under the joyous exhilira
tion of their , witching smiles of ap
"proval. By he diplomacy of these
young ladies they .reaped a handsome
harvest of dollars which will go tow
ards furnishing their "society rooms in
comfortable, and appropriate fashion.
We believe the enterprise netted $143.
We tender our heartiest acknowledg
ments to the young Jhdies for the pres
ent of a large and jLTjeious cake pre
pared Lv some onefgf their fair number
who is particularjielicitous in the art
of rastrv. i
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A Goop Da itHf Business. Wm .
Peters, the enterprising wagon and car
riage manufacturer of Albany, last
Tuesday old two express wagons and
one ''mud" wagon, and contracted for
the manufacture of another wagon for
a Portland gentleman. It is right that
Portland should come here for its
wagons ; we expect to furnish it in
almost everything after awhile. Mr.
Peters expects to manufacture.36 wag-fl
ons during this season. Mr. Macrae
does his painting..
Latest Fashions. !. Kline & Cot
have a most superior and elegant in
voice Of new crnndft direwt. fmm Karl
0 M tfc
.Francisco, to which they direct the at-V
tention of the public through our ad
vertising columns. Mr. Jj. Kline is a
gentleman of taste and judgment in
the selection of goods, and in his store
may be found everything required for
this market. 2f is stock of clothing
and ladies' dress goods is especially
complete and attractive. Don't forget
to read his new ad. and call early.
The Harrisburo 2bMicibE. Tha
trial of Elias Keeney, for killing Wm,
Pelton, which began on Thursday of
last week, continued for about thirty
six hours, and as the testimony devel
oped the interest of the community
grew more intense, until, by the "time
tho examination of witnesses was
closed and the arguments of the coun
sel began, the court room and sur
mounting gallery were literally packed
with a crowd of ladies aud gentlemen,
eager to catch every word which fell
from tho lips of the eloquent lawyers
employed in the case. District Attor
ney Humphrey opened the argument
for the prosecution, and was followed
by Judges Stratum and irilllams, on
behalf of the accused, and Mr. Helm
closed the argument for the common
wealth. Able aud exhaustive address
es to the jury were made'by all of these
gentlemen, all seeming to realizo that
their professional reputation was enlist
ed by the magnitude of the cause
Jl IS L-
Honor, Judge Bonham, delivered uP
Jf
clear, comprehensive and purely lm-v
partial charge to the jury, aud the case
was then submitted to them, at about 5
o'clock on Friday evening. After being
out until about 11 A. M. of Saturday,
the jury returned with a verdict of
"Not Guilty," and Keeney was dis
charged from custody, to his undis
guised relief, and that of his friends,
ll'e are told that Keeney Is soon to be
married to an estimable young lady of
this county. A full account of the pro
ceedings in the Keeney trial will be
found on the first page of this paper.
Farmers' Club District No. 24.
The Farmers' Club of Dlst. No. 24,
Linn county, organized last Monday
evening, by electing the following offi
cers : Jatihew Brand, President ;
Jno. D.Burris, V.icel President ; V. .
Caldwell, Secretary ; V. J. Smith,
Assistant Secretary. Jno. Lay ton was
elected a delegate to the Farmers'
State Convention. The Club was
named "Calipooia Farmers' Club."
lie had Mr. P. Low with us at the
Club meeting. He made a short speech
in the farmer's interests. He is a live,
energetic man and plows deep so deep
that it is hoped the Herald, with all
the rest of the opposition, will not be
able to uproot the seed that is being
sown until the farmers may be able
to throw off the yoke of the Ring.
Mr. Low received 16 shares to his btock
book at this meeting.
V. II. Caldwell,
Matthew Rraxd,
PmutlfoL.
tsectvtary.
A Dcx. He would be under many
obligations to those owing us If they
j would settle up as soon as possible,
j We know that money is scarce and
; hard to come at, but the most of our
debtors arc only owing us small sums,
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' ' K n fiilrim A fiirirrfiirata tf lla Wa a r a
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indebted in the sum of several hundred
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liolhirs fur iipw iiiatcriM rw?f-ntlv our-
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j chased for cur cilice, and must piy it
at an early day.
H'e respectfully ask
in our debt to call and settle, or send in
! the cash
by other means of conuvey-
j ance.
The
Nobbiest Thino Oct. The
new style of ladies' hat the "Grand
Duchess" is the worst looking mussed
j up thing ever we went hookin' peaches.
It looks like it had been used one year
i as a mouse's bed, then dug up and
run through a threshing machine, then
passed one course as a foot-ball at a
country school, and finally been shoved
down a g. stove shook out
promiscuously and pulled down onto a
woman' head with angry vehemence.
In point of fact If a mussed up thing
is the latent aironv for the ladies, the
Grand Duchess is the ne ptu ultra?
pvterinltum.
Tiif. Keexey Tkia last week
theN
tracted immense attention, but
j new gooda of Wain, Young &. Co. also
came in for tlieirshare of public inter
est. Those "nobby" cane parasol",
with which the ladies can propel them
selves as gracefully as the swan upon
the smooth surfaf-e of the sylvan lake,
and those fashionable silk hatu, of the
bee-gum gpecica, in which the gentle
men look as though .they were all
bridegrooms, are truly the observed of
all observers. By the way, we are un
der obligations co Messrs. Blain, Young
& Co. for rare favors since the arrival
of their new goods.
As Educated Fiddler. In the
trial of Elias Keeney last week, a wit
ness who had plaj-ed the fiddle at thej
ball at which the tragedy occurred was,
asked by the counsel what he waij
doing at the ball that night, to whlcli
lie proudly replied : "My services, &;ri
were brought into requisition at a mod4
est and scarcely remunerative salary,'
to discourse appropriate and witching
strains of harmonial music upon the
violincello in the orchestra during the
Terpsiehorean festivities of the even
ing." The counsel thought he had
only been hired to scrape cat-gut.
A Sad Case. We are informed
by the Portland papers that the family
of J. D. May, who was sentenced to the
Penitentiary at our recent term of Cir
cuit Cburt, is in a destitute condition
at East Portland JJrs. May being in
delicate health herself, and her six lit
tle children being wholly dependent
upon her for support. We trust our
Albany citizens will take immediate
steps to relieye this unfortunate fam
ily. Their case appeals to the tender-
est and deepest sympathies of the hu
man heart. ;
School Election. At the annual
hool election held in this District lasi
londay, Mr. Wal ter Ketch urn wa4
leciea uirector to serve for three years,'
nd A. JN. Arnold was re-elected Dis
trict Clerk for one year. A proposition
to levy a tax of one mill for the sup-
port of a free school was tabled by a
decided vote. The Clerk'u nnrt for
the past year shows that there is yet
remaining of the tax levied last year
the sum of 540 18. This will be de
voted to the finnnorf. nt tha
the present year. i
Godey's Lady's Book is before uv
gay with spring fashions and full toy
overflowiiig.with choice literature. Its
article on fashion gives you minute in
structions for the making up df Spring
toilets. It also gives the names and
description of the new Spring goods.
The new styles, as presented by Godey,
are exquisite, and of course the iadies
want no other.
UOUE AND ABROAD
Measles.
Good Friday.
Passion pck.
Croquet goes. . '
Lokulltems scant. ,
Cburtlng nominal.
Engagements flat.
County Cburt week.
Now plant garden sarso.
Turrell has elegant goods.
Legal tenders down to 85 cent.
Arctic Soda now fashionable at Car
others'. Jarper & Cb. have thoso stylish cane
parasols.
Wm. M. Smith ia Jeflerson'a new
postmaster.
Santiam -Ditch stock Increased to
$50,000. Good.
No more bird pie for four months.
Game law, you know.
Hawley, Dodd & Co. are the cham
pion advertisers of Oregon.
Linn county will produce a large
acreage of flax the current year. A
K'heat in Llverpooll 12 j in Ran
Francisco, $1 82J ; in Albany, 05c.
Harper & Co. have the breech-loading
shot-gun a superb fowling piece.
J. D. Jlay was taken by Sheriff Par
ker to the Penitentiary on Sunday last.
Judge Shattuck, of Portland, spent a
few minutes In our sanctum last Tues
day. A post office has been established at
Miller's Station, four miles below this
city.
If The Albany Brass Band has had Us'
picture taken by l'axton. Jt Is snip-
Hi?"8- . . .. rr
uur farmers are now planting me
gold which will be "panned ouf' next
harvest.
Patronize tho merchants who adver
tise in the Democrat. You will find
them liberal to a fault.
Sweet fern is said to be excellent for
tanning purjocs. Our Albany school
teachers prefer an ox-gad.
J. O. Pearce, of U'ashington county,
will be in our city shortly with his fine
horse, "Cascade II under."
"Pale Luna" has taken charge of
affairs these nights, and sparking at
the gate is patronized voluminous))'.
One of our local preachers "went for"
the temperance billiard hall in his
sermon last Sabbath. H believe it
still runs
The piscatorial tribe hereabout are In
much danger from bloodthirsty an
glers. II orms now stand at an ele
vated flgger.
Colen T. Finlayson has returned from
a winter's sojourn at H'ulla Walla.
We regret to learn that his health Is
still precarious.
W. a Tweedale and Fred Graf will
represent Albany Lodge, I. O. O. 1'.,
in the Grand Iodge, which meets at
Dalles next month.
A couple of fur capes were left at the
festival on Friday night, and the own
ers can have them by calling at the
store of Blaiu, Youiiir & Co.
V Several of our citizens last Sabbatl
sported their maiden plug hats. Th-y
wore mem as 11 uiey learea they were
"uvi t v ji ui i tjusvrven.
1 ,.t n
being in session two weeks and a half,
adjourned last Wednesday. Tills Js
the longest term ever known In Linn.
J. M. Morgan, Esq., has been com
mUsioned a Notary Public at Halsey;
also I. N. Smith, Esq., at Peoria.
These are both excellent apointrnents.
Dr. J. Lindsey Hill, of this city, lost
a valuable horse last H ednesday' even
ing. While' he was attempting to
bring the animal under his cotitrol it
reared up and fell and broke Its neck.
John C'illlland. toll-gate keeper on
the V. V. & CM. H'agon Koad, natn
he has ierformed some good work on
the road, and that much more im pro ve
ments will be made by the time travel
gins.
Two high-toned Chinamen were
booked at the St. Charles loht Tuesday
aud one of them fetated .that in about
three weeks he would bring up from
Portland 150 C'etektials to work on the
Santiam Canal.
Jno. M. Kitchen fakes the place of
Miss Mattie Mulkey In the District
School, which commences next week.
The school will be in charge of Prof.
Stites, assisted by Mr. Kitchen and
In. Addie Jansfleld.
Mrs. Jennie Grubb obtained a di
vorce from her husband, C. W. Grubb,
at the recent terra of Circuit Court.
She also obtained a decree granting her
the custody of the two children, and
$500 with which to educate them.
Last Monday two of our Albany cit
izens, both pioneers, started for foreign
lands Mr. Wm. Crawford to Ireland
and John Ganter to Germany. May
they both have a pleasant visit to, and
a safe return from "over the seas."
e wouiu can attention to tue nana-1
e lace collars found at the millinery
establishment of Jrs. B. A. Johns,
Those new collars, especially, are
of rare patterns and very beautiful.
Call soon if you would purchase, for
they are going fast.
Dr. D. M. Jones returned yesterday
from H'alla Walla, completely restored
to health. He says lie enjoyed his trip
hugely. He brought us a supply of
the " lever . that moves the world,"
contributed by the JFalla Wallains
who love the Democrat. , '
People who live at the foot hills of
the Cascade range in this county com
plain that since the game law went
into force the deer and elk tramp up
their gardens and tear their clothes
from the line in the back yards. They
can't bother at this thing much longer.
To Bro. May, of TZarrisburg, we are
Indebted for. new .subscribers. Under
the exertions of friend May we have
nearly one hundred subscribers at Har-
risburg post office, and he swears he
will make it up to an even hundred or
bust and as he was never known to
"bust" we will be certain to have the
number promised. '
Mr. Joseph Lame, of Halsey, tendered
us Ms warmest wishes and a decoction
of "filthy lucre" on Tuesday. We
would rather emjoy the friendship- and
confidence of such sturdy farmers as
Mr. Lame than, to revel in the treach
erous sunshine of all the speculators
and bloated robbers of the people that-
ever cursed God's foostool,
An enterprising' agent of a'Lexlhg-
ton Ky.v tombstone manufactory,
while out in the country, recently,
plying- his' business' iu a small' tovn,
heard that a man' ih'ai remote part of
the eouotry had lost his wife. After
spending the best paft of the day In
falling Into mud-holes, scratching him
self with briars, and tumbling over de
cayed logs, tho agent had the satisfac
tion of learning from tho bereaved in
dividual he was In search of that his
wife was not dead, but had scooted
with another man.
An Indignant student of Salem Med
ical College writes to us to refute tho
statement that a student of (that Insti
tution played himself oil on a heathen
Chinee os a tax collector. Ho says
Vnone of tho students aro guilty of
obtaining money under false pretences
especially on no nmftll a scale!"
That Is rather an equivocal correction,
but if the students can stand It we can.
Ict tho Council hurry up that chick
en ordinance. As garden making time
comes on we hear Innumerable com
plaint of tho encroachments of poultry J
upon people who don't want to have
their garden work to do over ugaln.
H'e know one old rooster who Is a
worse pirate than was tho famed Lu
fittc, and If he Isn't shortly taken In
out of tho wet by his proprietor there
will bo murder most fowl iu a certain
latitude.
IlKKOLX'TIOX O" PKOIU.V PABMEIIS'
Cl-tll.
Peoriai April T, 1873.
lUUtor Democrat:
Silt : At ft meeting of tho Peoria
Farmers' Club, held at Peoria, April
6th, 1873, tho following resolution was
unanimously adopted, to-wlt :
Jieaolvetl, That It Is tho manifest In
terest of this Club to give every en
couragement In Its power for sustain
ing the Willamette Frek'htiug Com
pany, or opoitlon Hue of steamers on
tho 'Willamette river.
F. A. H'atts, Secretary.
A. II. Paxton, Albany's popular
photographer, Is dally winning new
laurels in his beautiful art. We have
Just seen a large photograph taken by
him from an ambrotype, or the recent
ly deceased daughter of N. S. DuUoW,
which Is the mostmperb and naturul
picture ever exhibited in this city.
Afr. Paxton's artistic fame has extend
ed beyond our local limits, and parties
from Salem and other sections f the
State are coming to Albany to secure
specimens of tils work.
Com 1 NO Back. We are much pained
to learn that the health of Mrs. II'. K.
Howell, who Is now sojourning with
her friend at Walla Hulla, l not even
so good as it was when she left here,
and she lias written to ,Vr. iowell that
she will return to her home In this city
at an early day. Mr. II. request u to
say that, In consequence of the prob
able early return of hi family, he will
not dispose of any more of hU house
hold furnitur-, a he designs continu
ing a resident of thl city.
Tiik AMISE for April will be greet
ed with delight by every j-erwrn of
taste. This number 1 superior to any
received heretofore. The engravings
are rare and beautiful, among which
is one Jreprescntlng Mary Stuart,
Queen of Scot ts, receiving her death
warrant. H e have not space to detail
all the beauties of thi number, and
would advle all readers t send for th:s
elfgant Art Journal and jicruse it for
themselves. Addriss James Sutton &
Co., as Maiden Ijuic, N. Y.
iTood'8 Household Magazine U
one of the cheajteKt an well an the bint
magazines publUhed. It lon!y SI per
year, and contain articles from the
pen of tho mowt gifted author, among
whom we may mention Gal! Hamil
ton, I M. Alcott, J. O. Holland and
Harriet Beecher Stowe. With such an
array of talent one can always be as-
ured of the bent and mot liitcrcting
tading matter. Address S. S. Wood,
1 Park Itow, X. Y.
Personal. Judge O. N. Denny, of
Portland, gave us a call last Saturday.
He Is paying his respects to his aged
mother and the many warm friend of
his boyhood days in "Old Linn." He
lias not yet resolved upon accepting
the Consulship to China, which has
been recently conferred upon him by
President Grant. We believe his Is one
f those rare appointments which meet
vlth almost universal favor In this day
if official barter and place traffic.
A O It ICULTU HAL IMP LF.M KNTS, We
refer our readers to the niag.iiiiccnt
new advertisement of Messrs. Hawley,
Dodd & Co., Portland. These gentle
men combine one of the heaviest agri
cultural machinery firms on the coast,
and have established deserved popular
ity with the country trade. 'Ihey are
Mineral advertisers and are sure to give
lierfect satisfaction in the aIe4of their
Implements.
1
I River axd
f vantage of the
Rail. Taking ad
opposition and low
freight rates, A.
got their large
Wheeler & Co. have
stock of new goods
safely housed, and aro prepared to sup
ply you with everything you may need
at uriccs that will please the most
careful buyer.
Thanks. We are under special ob
ligations to those popular merchonts,
Messrs. P. C. Harpsr & Co. for valua
ble favors. The merchant who llbcr
ally remembers the printer should en
Joy the fullest confidence of the people
in tills world and a front beat in the
Elysium to come. Selah
A Boot Abtist. It is universally
conceded that 7enry Fllndt is one of
the finest bootmakers Albany ever had.
His work never fails to give satisfae
tlon and his prices never fail to please.
We call attention to hisbuslness card
elsewhere
Wall Papeb. ilcssrs. Harper &
Co. are in receipt of a large stock of
wall paper of the most superb and
varied patterns. They are able to sell
at remarkably low fisuraa. Call and
examine their stock. ,
Going East. Rev. Dr. Geary, of
this city, started during the week for
Pennsylvania, to assist in settling up
the estate of bis lately deceased broth
er, Gov. Geary. He will probably be
absent several months.
; New Paver. The Empire City
(Coos county) flews is the latest. It is
a neat little sheet and will doubtless be
an able auxiliary in attracting at
tention to its valuable section Of the
State Success to the News.-
A large number of delegates left this
city on the ' Grrover" yesterday morn
ing Do attend the Farmers1 State Convention'.-
A large crowd w!$ donbtless
be tn attendance;) ,( ',
ad v k r t i s j? m n NT s .
F. H. STR.OEDEFI,
MAHCKACTVllBtt OF
"WILLO'W-'WAEE
CLOTHES BASKETS, CHILDREN'S CHAIBX,
nnel nil nthnr Wltlow-Wnm nmntjfnrtured and
rriil. KKI'AIIMNO (lotto to oidT.
ri'Kmu noiid your onli'M r.o
f. if. unuivr.n,
n3lni!J Wintld, Linn Co,, Ortfn.
Altai
Tho latct nnd liost. It !mx all thn lm
prnvvmmta of every tlpit-elitwt liiiwhllie, 1
Nldoa tl..ull motion (which no other hiix,)
kWIiik n tt or uliiw -cd to the knlfa or
Ickln im Important udvniitiiif. Hcnd for II
liertrntcd I'uinpNlct, mid don't loll to "(' thu
'.K!N A," Iwforn buj Inc. for ;il only by
Titi:.iwr.Mi a 10.,
Ko1i Agent n 1'iulllc Mm ten. old Kltind. Mur
k!t, hcudof iTont Wrcct , Hu ! riuicinoo.
iiinrlhiiH
n iiooi, i:m: rio.v.
J()Trf.'K IM ltF.ItKllV OIVKX that tiik
Kiiniiiil hcIumiI mcctltiic of Hcliool lintriit
No. B, I .in 11 county, ( rcoii, will b held id th
IHidrlcl Mclio.il Uoumo 011
Monday, the 7th day of April, 1S73,
at 1 o'clock l'. M for tho iurMui of decline
n liirector for three ycnr, tnd ono Clerk for
oncyeiir ; nlwitolcvy u tax lor the mipHirt of
chKlK for the eiixiiiiiK yi ar, itnd to levy a tux
to repair the achool hoiixo and tlx th ground
of KMld dlKtrlct, Htid mich other buniueiut un
tuny coino buloro tho iiux-tlnif.
A. AHN'Or.I),
hXtw3, Clerk of Hchool J Hnt. ,o. 6.
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lin MTfM'K-IIOMiKltH r TitK AI.I1ANY
A Knntlitm Wnter IHtch or I'onnl iUym-
puny nrc reiiiiitcd to me t tit their ortk-c Irt th"
city of Alliimyoti Kjitur.l.iy, tins 'HU day of
Mnrch, IT i, id 1 o'clock i. 111., for the tiuri1""
of lucrenKini; th" capital Mock of milil com
pany, uud Htlittidlni; to oth'-r lmp.rt.iiit IjikI
inm tor ttiu coinj.any. A lull ntliiiluiice In re
quoted. U KI.ICI.N'B, lY'iildftit.
li.t-K.
Bowaro of Counterfeits I
mo Mnccc i"
.ARKE!
11-A.n
r ufntwty cocTiiiTiiP. uuhuiutl llrur
gun tndravor to ( ft countertilt lomakt rrtaitr
profit: Tltf fnu'u Aim IK luiwn.r Jot Mwi
onttuHparkaff. AUolhtrt art worth! f imitation.
Th. miitiii PUU m unhdlhif In lb enrm at U
Uws ntlnful iM dneroo Hc to wuirh th
bnili cun.titnu.m U uhjrt. Th tl-rl ll
and rotsuo all elMUtuUutia. botu. (that.
" TO M.. ttniFD J.A DIM . .
they M partlcnUliy auiwO. Tlwjr will In
tlwa trln 00 toa montlily porlml with nrouuity t
aud although ty aowarful. eutttain tMtiin ourtj
fill to tho euii.tiiatf'-n. In all ca of ' fcerjoua and
ftlnal Actnna. lalna In l!a Hack an4 Llmba,
r.iima on allriii tlin. l'aliiltoilonof the llmirt.
llyaurlra ami WhllM. thy will
urlra ami WhliM. thy will 6a:t aeurawban
UI ptiii r mean
taliul fflf.nl DU.II.'l. IP,
ut b a-t,i fraa to ail wriUsg for Uwu, taalcd
. 1. . i
ts, n.-ln ail whora tb eevrraa cannot ba
BhulnM.On Dollar enelwrl to tU Hola "nprla.
tw. JOI1 MOJiEJ. M Cortlandt Bu. Xw Torkwltl
In.ura a boula at tha grnutn. eooulnlnc rmy
fill by morn mall, ueurtig aate4 frata any
fc fiowl.if r of Ita goatgnta.
RELIEF !N TEN MINUTES.
BBTATTW PClMOJflP WAFER
CnraCucoaa. CoLoa. A.raa. BanacHit n. 8oa
Taaoar. lloaaaaaa, HirncriT HaaaTMiao. la
ciriaar Coaacamoa o i.rao I4a. Thy
bav. do taMa of madlelna. and any cbli4 will uaa
th.m. Toaand. hatr. bn ilor4 to b-allh that
bad brforailplr'l. Twtlnmnr rln In hnndrl
Prire 33 real, (wr bax. JoBMOlUUi.I'ropna
W. MCortiaielt rtrt. NW !.
THE CREAT FRENCH REMEDY.
DELAMAHniTr rr'KCTFT;i,ri.l-.
Jl.Mn. br i. tiABANCIKKE,
No. 114 Una Uat"'t. Paria.
Ti rU'o ara bltr'.lr rccommdo4 bytba antlra
Madleal FacaUr of i tanoa m tU Try Iml Tomij
in ail rm of SfnloiTbiM. or rJ-tnlnal nak.
N'abUy. Iiliror PrtmaHtr Eml.lor.:
nal Wnn' w or loiaii.wy ; Vikntm arUlnc rmen
(Ul 11 blta and easnal KeeMa : JtJxoii iot tba
O.oltl0can; Wil9lo: tioiu In tb. Crlna.
an all tha ctaly tm' "t tt art.ina ftw
OtmMotlinwt. TbTwrbaJloUirrm-
lloa fall. Vamphlat of Adl H arbfl. orwIU
bMnt Fr.. in .nr l lr- FHcat "r Bau
fml bf mall. urrlu uttr it 'I lrM"'?.?2
r-wtK ot rHc. OSC H O. MOcKH. I CoaTI.4g
HtKiw Vuaa. Bula (iasaral Aentfor Amartca.
1L C. Hill A hua, AK--ni at Aibany.
taii'yl.
No. 5X9 Sacraiacato Street, cor.
ul l:ilelurtt Mm l, (a few duurt
bi-lir What Cbter lluuee.
1'rivato Kutraoe en
Ijciduadurll atrwet,
Sao Franebco.
Ettabttmhed erprttf to affnrd th aJKirttd aoaad
and maeuttjte tHtiitritt uiu tn the trtntrntnl
and cur f all I'riralt awl Chrun
ie Dittf,car oSerrt
rjf and alt Sexual
Dttordcrt.
TO THE AFFLICTED.
DR. W. K. IHJllKUTY Iti-nX'KNM IlISSIX-ra-ri-
thanica Ut hla tium-rouit luttti-ntn for
th'-tr pntnmii-, nntl wottlil take thta oiiportu.
nltv to rcmliid llti-m thnt hn jntlniif to con
auli nt hla Inalltukt for the curt of chronic li-
nsMtof the Ijiiiu. IJvtT, Ktdneri, IilKi'Mlve
and tli-nttvl'ritiiir.v (rt;n, nnd nil rtvHt
dlacna.-a, vlx : Hytihilia in nil Ita fortna and ata
K, Hcn.l:Hl Wcnkni'iw, nnd nil th horrid con-N-(ituni'M
of a"lt-ai)u, (ionorrlitm, t.li'ct.
rtrii:turi-a, ociurnni ntia I'liinmi ciniaHiona,
Kcxual Irblllty, Ktapnwa of th Uncle nnd
liolna, ItillHiuumlion of the iilnddi'r nnd Kid
nryn, etc., vie., nnd he hope that Ilia lonK ex
IM'rlimcu nnd aucc-nfiil prnrtico will contlntio
to Inatir. him u ahnru of public pntrunnitc Ky
tho nractlw of tiinuv ycani In Kuropu und thn
United rilntca, ho la cnnblin to apply th moat
eincli-tit ana wuxuasiiit n-mcttn a nirninai iik
ciimch of nil kinds. H cure without mercury,
chnrcca tnHli'rnt. tn nts hla patient In a cor
rect and honorable way, nnd ha references of
ttnquthtinblo veraeity irottt men ot Known
reatiectAbllltv and Illicit Rttindinit In society.
All purtlesctitiMtiltttiK him by letu-r or other-
wise, will ri'eetwe inn- oeai huu geuiiesii irent
ment, and Implicit secrecy.
To female. .
When a female Is in trouble, or aflllctcd with
disease, as wenlcncas of tho buck and limbs.
pain In tho head, dimness of sight. Ions of
muscular power, palpitation of tho heart, Irri.
tahiUly, nervousness, extreme urinary dlllloul
ties, deramrement ot dlircstlve functions, ten
oral debility, vaginitis, all diseases of tho
womb, hysteria, sterility, and all other disea.
ses peeulliir to females ; she should (to or write
at oneo to tho celebrated female doctor. W. K.
Koherty, at his Medical Instituto and consult
hint about her troubles and disease. Tho Doc
tor is etrectlnii more cures than any other phys
ician in tho Htate of California. J't no false
dellencv ivvent you. but atinly iinmediutelv
and save yourself .from painful sufferings and
nrematura death. All Alarrted Iadles whoso
dollcato health or other circumstances prevent
an increase in their families, should write or
call at Dr. w. K. Doherty'g Medical Institute,
and they will receive every possible relief and
help. Iho Doctor's olllees are so arranged that
ho can bo consulted without fear of obscrvuUon
To Correspondent.
Patients residing In any part of tho Rtnte,
however distant, who may deslro the opinion
and advico of Dr. Dohert.y in their resiiectlvo
cases, and who think proper to submit a writ
ton statement of such, In preference to holdlnfr
a personal Interview, are respectfully assured
that their communications will bo bold most.
sacred.
If the caso bo fully and candidly described.
personal communication wiu uu unnecessary,
as instructions for diet, renimen. and tho iren-
eral treatment of the caso (Including thcTome.
dies), win no lorwarciect wiuioux aeiny, ana in
such a manner as to convey no Idea of the
purport of the letter or parcel so transmitted.
Consultatlon by letter or otherwise, kuee.
Pertnanent cure guaranteed or no pay.
Address, W. K. DOHEttTY, M. I.,
Bun Francisco, Cal.
Snermatorrhflea.
Dr. Doherty has lust published an Important
pa nip met. emDoayingr nts own views and expe
rlences In relation to Impotence or Virility, be
lnc a short treatixe on 8Dermatorrha?ft or Setn
lnal Weakness, Nervous and Physical Debility
consequent, on inis auecuon, and otner aisea
ses of the Sexual Omins.
This little work contains informstlon of tho'
utmost valuo to all, whether married or single,
and will be sent FKEE by mail on reeeipt et
six cents HV posit p stamps tor return poiagc,
Adnress, j v. , jxiHfc-rv, m. ji..
vSn3St( . ftau I ranclsco, CkI,
ADVERTISEMENTS.
BUSINESS DIRECTORS OF PCRTIANO, .ORCfiON.
, lnblihcd hjr I. .Samael,
(Jtmrnt Atli!iriiig Ayml, U3 front Strett.
ACKEKHAK'ff DOLLAR MlOSXr.
Wo. OS; rrBfiT8THEET.
Importri and ,?oUior of Fancy Good, ToT,
Uruokery, Uiinnwure nod rutted " are.
itnr Itntiaa. Firat it.. bntwaeB Onk anil Fin
; Ktrerytlilnir nent. II. t. Longfnllow, Prop.
BOOKS. STATIONERY,
MUSICAL-INSTRUMENTS !
GILL, STEEL &, BANCROFT,
Xo"'5?n1 Frt Wtrpfi, rorllnnd, Oregon.
Barinnn, the only direct Importer ot Clotb'ax,
Ae., r. Front & WaablnKton atrmta.
CUAS. C. BAliHET
vtaohtnti.t
BUooiaMC'IIcr and Slafioiicr,
J. AUG EST STOCK IS POJtTLAXD. '
Xo. 79 Fnmt nl No. 5 V'a'hir.eton Ptrretn.
HKCK, WILLIAM t 80X.1Z9 Front (treat,
Iiiitmrtora anil Denlcr in
uuns, nxrt.es and revolvecs
(i tvvry denrriptlnn.
VUV.ine Tackla, Funi'y Uooda, Ilpa'Ii, I)irt Cm-
gca, Hanketx. Croquet Uiiinef, It Ilaby Carringea.
Ajfcnta fur tha "California I'owiJvr Worka;" alao
l'r the "Wheeler & Wilaon 8(,wiii Machine!."
It
aok, John A., 12tf Front at., practical Watch
maker & Jaweler. Work lnn for the trade.
IIOOK A.H1 JOlt VKISTKU.H.
IIIMBrt ACItKI,l)KK, 03 front f.
9
It
urnaiiim. S . A., a. w. cor. I'l A Xaylorali,
Clieapaat Furniture llunae in 1'ortland.
CARPETS-
WALTER BROS,
89 Front Street.
liiirke, ilemlc
J liealert in liry (lovila. Fancy Millinery, Ae.
( Vhn A kownfelil. 14H Front at, Cotomlaaion
J Mnchanta A dtler in Or. A Cal. prixlnce.
(inle. i. ll., Manufarlurcr A !e1cr in Sad-
ill. a. llarnaaa t Pad'llery II rl'r,JMS r nt at.
lurrior, W. A Co, 1U3 Front (tract. Merchant
J TaUori A Clothier. Ilata, Fnrniahlnj; flood,
TJeI,aliinutl A Oatmaii, 92 Front nt. HtlK-
l f tata Aci-nt. tm.nry l'.ancl, hoof rented.
r. 11
Woodard A Co., lftj Front atret.
DRUGGISTS.
C. TI. Woodard & Co.,
101 f 'rout Street.
Orduft from any portion of the State or Territo-
ne earalully bile4 by mail or expreaa,
fl.l mil, I.owcnatein A Co. Furniture and carpet
JTA
lealera atorea from 1.14 to !.', Firat u
I7t mployrofnl A
A Front at. F
isemr. J. K. Wither!!,
80
urniuhe all kind' of help.
.1 vrr.lir.ir k Y.r.oU. IU Front at.
imuiiwlon
M
ercbantaand dealer in donratie produee.
1 Jiuhion Livtr Htabln.cor. I'ir.t A Pulinou. K
X CorbetL I'r. flood torn-out alwaya on bead
I li.bel A Iloberla' eor. Firt A Wa.hineton ta,
llealer A uanufae. eliHbinK. forn'r pood a
OKAY'S MUSIC STOKE.
The target Mutie Ilcnao on tb Coaat.
STEINWAY PIANOS,
X11RDI2TT OIUSAXN,
O. L. DcrRAWS, Manager.
Sole Agency for the
"Howe" Scivius .TJachinc.
JOT Agent wanted. Xy
aci.etiry i Si mine, tir eera ant Dlcr ia
att kiii'!. nt S-e.. rnr. Firt aol Main at.
amliarer. It., li Ftrot at.. Importer and
tlcaltrtn ftaple Fancy Dry "4. Millt'ry.
etoTcc. l. II., I'litigraibie Arttat, . w. eor.
I'.r.t A Xrrit-B. Child 1'icU apeeialty.
11
neiirirben. h. 'Z. t C.. 10' l'rt at. Matia
farl'ra & iea!er in ,'mralrT. WaUrbe. kc.
ni7.Ear4, ii. L, US Front at, mbleJ dealer
In tSroi-erifji, Donrx. Material, ie.
in
i oboleale
Cia?, Ae.
Irlrra in lnu;;r, I'aiota, OH.
W I " TF Sewinjr Macinne, straight
1 I if , II Id nee-lie. noder feed, and -lock
atucu. (. nnivtiuon cballenj;cl.
er. Agent, 112 Front ttreet.
O. W. Tratr-
nut-hiun, W., waUbtaaker, curnt-r Firt A
Main ht. All work duns at Son Fran
cikii prices and warranted.
11
urren A hbindler. No. ICii to 172 First U
Iiuporler of I urniiare, IlcUdior, Ao.
1nt
M
oiBrnnitooal Hotel, eor. Front and Morri$B.
Kuili.lpjh, i'r. Free liaaa attend steamer.
jr obn.
J. A Co., DI Front L, wholesale A
IV
retail dealer in fine Clothing, Furn'(iods.
Matron Dnrce Kesuurant, private rooma fr
families, eor. It Jl Pine t. Q. Voo. Pr.
Martin, K. A Co, wholesale dealer in wine A
Liquor, 0. B. X. Co' ltloek and San Fran.
M
eier A Schtneer, III Front (t.. Wholesale
and lift ail Confectioners.
f ilier. John B-, S3 Firat t. Watchmaker
J,t I and Jeweler, otfer to the pahlie a fine ai
dirtuient of Wntcbe, Clock and Jewelry.
M
oetler A Cn Front, near t' (t., dealers in
native and foreign Wines, Liquor A Cigars
Northrop, A Tbompon, Hardware, Iron, Steel,
Hubs, poke. Hardwood Lumber, Ae. ,
o
ccidental Hotel, eur. Firat A Morrison ft.
Smith A Conk. Proprietor. -
Jarrib. Watkin A Cornell, ltcal tatate Agnti
cor. Frnrt and Ptark f t.
fllOTOCaKAFIHC CaOODH.
II. WOODARD A CO.. 101 Front Street.
C.
J. IS. riLKIXGTOX, HI. D.,
OCULIST & AURIST,
Ofllce. No. 73. First S, Holtne' Haildine,
3rd door from Ladd'a Dank, treaU all dUeasca
of tho
ETC, BAR, TUR0AT & LCNGS.
ichter, Paul, IDS First St., Importer of Ber-
JLc lin wooden earvings, Parlor Urnsment. so,
" otenbaum, I. B,
A Co., Tnbaoconists, A Im
porters of Foreign and Donicttte Liquors.
T us Houne
Front it. On First Class Prin-
J.V cipal.
Tbo. Itysn, Proprietor. '
O bei
aC5 Harnees, Saddlery, and Saddlery Hard
CJ itnon, J:, 8 Front ft., dealer in Doors, Sash.
O and lllmds. Window and Piste tilas.
O inslicimur.H, 157 First St., Importer of Pinn
tj os, Organs, Sheet Music, Musioal Iastrmnts
Qkidmore, 8. U,
aJ Apotheoary. :
I2i First et , Dmcgist and
A large stock of Perfamery
and Toilet Artioles.
CI uiitb A Davis, 71 Front tt., wholesale drujrs,
O Paints, Oils, Window Ula?s, Perfumery, 4o.
Dnow A Uoos, 73 Firtt st., Pictures. Frames
O Moldiucs. Artist's Mat'l. Dr'wng Instr'mnU
O mith, Put, Broker, VO Front St., dealer in Le.
gal Tenders, Governm'nt Bonds A Gold Dust
Li l UAIi, a. S.., .
107 Front Street,
U Wi
utchmaker and Manufacturinn Jeweler, is
appointed agent for the Waltbam, i)gin, . How
ard A Co.. 0. K. Jaoot, and the Cal. Watehes
also, fcr all the production and imports of the
California Jewelry Co., Ban Francisco. Send for
a oiroular. Wstohes repaired, in the very best
manner snd Warranted to rive satisfaetioti
T
"Hertv iiros. 178 First at, Mauufaeturers and
dealers In Furniture, Heading, Carpets. 4to.
lbs Clothing Store, 113 Front street. . t'loteh
J ing, Famishing Goods, lioots and ba
Harris A Prnger. ; ' '
T
luttle. U Jl. 142 nnd 144 Front st. Dealer
in Wagons and Agricultural Implements
Ty ne, E D, n. w. cor First A Oak st, dealer in
.fine Brandies, Wines, English Ale A Porter
w
illiams A Myers, 5 Central Block, Front st,
Commission Alerch nts A deal in Produce
halley A Fubhbtiimer, Attorneys A Solicit
or in Bankruptcy. Office in the Odd
Fellows' Temple. ;
HARNESS SHOP AT SKEDD, OREGON
MBru"actiirfr of, and TJealer InHAttSTEPS and
iAUa-'taa, . soon srew;in iot aioir piiKi.
8ultftf.
mm m trr si
W , ,r d. V '
Mm
There are several kind3 of BUCKEYE Machines ofieree to
the public. The old, original and best is that manufactured by
ADRIANCE, PLATT & CO. Be sure and order this kind only ;
all others sell on the reputation this has made. -
WITH NEW AND
SPECIAL
IMPROVEMENTS
FORTIUS
EASON !
lSnckrye Kelf-Ralte Reaper.
We are aIo Agent for Oregu and the Territories for the
V I B R A TOR THRESHER !
Unquestionably the most successful Threshe In the worlds
This is something new in Farm Machinery.
Send for Special Circular.
0
Sew Model
w
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-'aii5 r 1 "
THE KITCHIalaX. WAGON.
tr
I
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t
i
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i
n
SHEATBISG,
PllitBrilt
E00FIUG,
DEAFENING
CARPET
XsXCTHgQ
Samplea and Clrcu
lars sent free by
a. e. sscrbice,
HAaa,fat
Oregon. Waahlng-'
ton and Idaho. ,
3BTUK3, C8ICCI.
v8nltf.
WATCHES
-AND
THE TTXPkRKignei hehkh i aa.uko
. tn tho nil liens of Albany and sur-
rounding country that he has just opened a
- JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT !
" at Albany, at the place known as
Jolin Ganter's Shops
I shall keep on hand and for salo
ALL GOODS PERTAINING TO THIS LINE.
':. . ' ..' i V - AT THS -
LOWEST LIVING RATES !
r Especial sttentlon paid to.'; . ,r
REPAIRING FINE? TIME ;i PIECES,
whewln an experience of many years enables
me, 1 trust, to give
PERFECT SATISFACTION.
All Deeds
Bold and
Warranted.
Work,' Done
' ' CIIARLES BOITjUARDES.
Albany. Jan. 28. 1878. nffitf.
CATS! OATS!
IWII.Ii VAY THE HIGHEST MARKET
price in cash for all (Jte dolivervd at my
store. SRcka lurnished U. Wtvi.i
Bl6w(,
BQCKBIV
RPAFERCO
DIFFERENT STYLES
AXDTO
EaiCtfee Requirement
OF EVERY
FARMER
!
Slower.
7
FIREMAN'S 'FUND INSURANCE CO.,
i OF SAJf FRAXCISCa
ESTABLISHED IN 18G3 !
Assets, January X. X872, vex $350,-
WUU, IB UCUOa
Fifty Thousand Do Oars Deposited with
Ut Stats t reasurer, an verayu.
ance with the laws of the
State of Oregon.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE!
Losses Fairly Adjusted And
Promptly Settled!
A. F. WHEEtERj
AGENT, ALBANY, OREGON.
GEO. F. G HAN'T, Jlanr,
Portland, Or.-gon.
nltml
JOS. KE1XI,Y
CONSTABLE ATSD GEXERAl COLLECTCB,
: North Portland Precinct-
Kefurence by permission to tie following
j gentlemen :
Ilis Honor Philip Wassermss, Mayor of tie
City of Portland; Hon. Eugene Sample; Ir. 3.
A. Chapman; Dr. J. v. iiawtnorne; vi- i. a.
Davenport; I. S. Rosenbaum A Co.; Knapp,
Burrell A Co.; E. J. Jeffries; Clarke. Hender
son A Cook; S. G. Skidmore; E. Martin A Cu;
A. B. Riobardsoa A Co.; Millard A VanscoyTer.
OFFICE 25 Washington
Street, between
vTm'tf.
First and Second. -
OH, YES!
TRE BAY TEAM STILL' IMS!
AND IS RUNN1NG.0M TIME!
nHAXKFm, FOR PAST FAVORS'. AXD
L- still desirous of continuing to Ku rt the
me, the proprietor Is always ready and easily"
round At all times. Passengers and bosnarpo'
carried to and from the canto any put ?iiie
cltv nt reasonable rates, A.X. AJINOIJI,
Albany, Oregon. iropnetor.
-8n2Stt '
- HEMORRHOIDS.
J., CAR OTHERS A CO'S "PILE TllXas
AM OINTMEST" have new becomo ne of
the -standard preparations of the day; is pre
pared and rooomraended for Piles ouly (whether
ehronio orroeent).. So Borers may depnui upon
it, that this remedy will gire. them ptnaaaerifc
relief from this troublosoma and damasiajj "in
plaint, '. " ' ' ' . ' .
Sont pnetpaid- to tny address (within tlie Lm
ted Statet) upon receipt of priee, Si-50.. ..
A. CAR0THERS A CO ,
avi&jl . AibMj, tins Co.tCteioa
mr. - t --Tf.-T f