The state rights democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1865-1900, August 01, 1873, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextJ 2f .ArOCSTl, 1873. AGENTS FOR THE STATE fllSHTS DEMOCRAT, Ashland T-outc Miller. Urownsvillc u. O. P. Ofhow. Vorvaills ............W. It. I'rlvHt. fnnyon OH v.. J. Ilnitttcvi'ootl. ColfaR, W. a.v... ........ W. J. liamirton. East lrtlaml..... .Dav. Kaflerty. J. J. Walton, Jr. 3abur;.. Mattbcw Fountain. Harrisburg...am. May & 15. It, Holt. Haioy .-,..........,. J. M. Mor-mn.. ....... F. I Orantill Jacksonville.. Ijchanoru.!,.,.. I a Grautie..... Newport..., Portluini.......M IVorla Pendleton......; Itosehurjr ........ ........ .J. It. Neil. ..v.J. R. H.'iNton. .K.S, .VcComns. ..A.W. WrlKht. ....... -I.. Snniucl. ......I. N. Smith. ...J. II. Turner. A. A. Fink. 1.... Al. Wheeler. tSoio..;. Salem -Dan. Uikby A CSw. Christie. -.ll. K. Brown. .A, H Fersruwn. .'. .N. T. Ontnti. li P. Bovlcs. The Dalit....., AValla Walla... "Yakima. W. T BnROiaKS AT AKRisurna We are' Informed by Som our effl that an dent ajrent at Harrlsburjr. attempt -was made by a pan it cfi burglars" to" rob tljie ,-tore of Cerst, May & CK, at that Jlace last Monday utjrht, about 12 o'clock. The nohi oc casioned by the burglars in digging through tho brick J wall of the to. causal three gentlemen .lcwa. I. and R .Viller at.l Jas. 'Riley-to awaken from their slumbers in time to stop the operations before an en trance had been ) effected. Those gentlemen, arteraseiertaliiiiig the cause ot the noise, crawled to a vrlniliw at the rea.r of the store, from which they eould ee a man whrim they su poed to be a guard stationed there by the bitrglars. Israel .Viller Immediately , opened (Ire upon him with a revolver, but without any apparent effect, other than to frighten the whole pram? to( such an extent that they left all their tuuis ami nraue ou an n-.iumsiiuS rate of speed. An ax, two crowbars and a pick were found on the ground, and one of the burglars had been In such a hurry that he had left his bat. It was found on examination that they had already succeeded lu making a hole la the brick wall nearly large enough, to admit a man's LTffly, and bad it not been fcr the timely stop which was put to their proceedings they would soon have been masters of the situation. W ithout doubt this is the same. sang that broke luto Car others' drug store in this city, and as , they seem to be working op the river Eugene may expect U hear fana them In a short time. " The only way to treat witbtuoe fellows is to 'vacci nate" them with a handful of buck shot. . ITakxiso to Poultry Raisers. Xot many years since there came to the benighted shores of Oregon an in telligent mechanic, from one of the more enlightened states of the east. He settled in ,lf.iri jii county, and find ing his trade rather a dull business, he concluded to go on a rant-he and en gage la raising poultry. lie bought several dozen goose cgiT and set a number of old hens to Incubating the embryo birds. In due time the eggs batched and our newly-developed poultry man was happy in the oe5 ion of a score or two of promising gos lings. . EvtrtliinK went ioveJy uutil weaning time came.'when the' Impro vised mother left her webfooted chil dren and returued to rooit 011 a pole in the hen-house. The goslings gathered nadertbe heu-roosf aud gazed wistful ly up at their late maternal guardUs as if tlury wished to occupy a place on the pole at her side. The poultry man sympathized with his goslings and be gan catching aud placing the.n on the roost-poUs. Tike feet of the birds, not being termed by nature for roosting on a pole would not support them iu the ition iu which the poultry man aced tbeni, hence they toppled over. The intelligent man from the East thought be ha I struck it, auJ he drove nails in the rafter over the roostiugxIe and tied strings around the necks of the goslings and to the nail overhead. He left them all right and went to bed. -Next rooming lie went out - to let,, the juviiile geefcc-Jooser. whec -be found them all hanging by the . neck dead, dead,' dead. '.A rude urchin,, lielonging to the family, who followed the old man out, when he saw the condition of affairs began singing: "Everything is lovely and the goose hangs high." The old ' man was exasperated and swears that he wishes he was back in the states where people have jsome sense. . ' . JEwllBsf. Messrs. Wm. IPestlake arid W. E. Howell have lately formed A copartnership for the purpose' of CiOring and shipping all kimls of grain, and deal' ngln agricultural implement'. Operafioris have already commenced towart erecting a large warehouse sn the corner , of Fiist and Ellsworth streets, ppposHe Htrtimeer's grocery ;. .----' coinieted 'fu V this teasjj. they will ""odation tdral Mits FRIDAY.. OtTU LRTTGU-nflK. AN'OTIIKtt FROM Af.IIlt. LooKi.sci Clash, t)u July 173 f Edito? Democrat t "Having urgent . biwhuts, up tlm road," as a illsroputablo ignoramus of anti-natal inUntlckle, and crotoii oil notoriety expressed It on a former oc casion, wo again bade adieu for a sea son to the quiet appearing little village ot Jetierson, with its envlitmlwr wll derncsa, and our "last long linger inx rimk'' rveted oiv its group of well ordered mansions and tenement, they gusieiuMi in the noonday sun with brilliancy scarcely cueeflcd by . the radiating glories of a constella tion -of, new tin; pa us. r Our Incliiiatlons and busliies brought us back among th hilts and vales and life givtug breezes of Uaipqua, and we write, our vision Is occasionally greeted with tha familiar circle of hills which surround Looking Glass prairie. Quite a change has taken place In the appearance of the country since our last visit. The hills hare assumed a a sort of yellowish brown tinge, the grass being dry and parched up la ap pearauce, (notwithstanding the fre- quent summer showers) and a eiark of tire carelessly cast aside would be 11a. bte to produce an extensive coutlagra. tlon. 7iirvest Is under full headway ami a much larger amount of gralu wlU be garnered tuaa usuat and all manner -of farm productiou ; give promise of an abundant yield. At present business of al kinds appears to be very dull, caused by the scarcity of the ''lever which moves 'the world;" ami "limes" might be described with propriety as they were In days of old as "dismal, dull, doleful, dolorous and dolluriess." The wool clip It was expected would enliven waiters to some extent, but on accouut of the depreciation In the val- .... . r . t . . 1 . 1 1 . Uitle lias been sohl.l-la fa.-t a. onrau. UWt 1UIO tIJV Biapiv VU1U I1JOMJ ij , qui ,XtUl biien formetl ltM roembers ledglug themselves we believe, not to sell for less than a certain price. Looking Glass, however, Is Improv ing some, a new town has been started at the cross roads which at present comdxts of ulte an extensive store building, not quite completed, i It was dedicated recently with a ball, a sort of out door a Hair, as but o..s side of the building was eucloaed, and a lire built on the street in frout, was all the light they had ou the subject. Three ladies, about seven fiddlers, some gentlemen and your correspondent were present, aud a very rare and felicitous "time" was experienced by all except us. Our religious scrapie did not allow us to participate iu tbe ceremoiile. Il'e may have been wrong above In calling ibfe a new town, as some one suggests tltat it Is only the "otljerend" of Jeru salem. If such be the cane then Look ing t lass cau boot of a town with a store at ettli euj almost as long as the late IJrownsville procession, (4 miles) aud that reminds us that our National Anniversary, was celebrated after the ui nut manner In thin valley. but as we may have already written more tlun-will be found interesting, we clans for the present. Yours, etc., ALPHA. - TRIP TO YAO.CIXA. Albany, July 23, 1373. Wtiar Democrat : TV-nklng that it might be of some benfif to persons contemplating a visit to tl "sounding sea," I will jrlveyoor readers a sketch of my trip to Yaqulna Itay, and the accommodations along the fay: I left Albany In a tvo-horse hack on tbe 2'.st Inst., In company with Mrs. Cranor and her two children, Mr. B. Kohn, and my wife. The first AJ we drove Jo miles, which took us to the Pioneer House.' At this place we found rood accommodations. The bill (jr be I in I two meals was $1,00. The next da; we drove 35 miles, and put up at tbe Oceau "House In Newport. The road between the Pioneer House and Newport is very good, excepting a stretch of about 13 miles, which is new and somewhat rough, tltough passable with a light load, gooI team, and trusty driver. "The Ocean House Is well kept and everything is pleasant and comfortable. Board and lodging, $7.00 per aeek. ; There Is a good feed stable at Newport, where you can have your horses attended to iu good order for $1.00 U?r bead per week. There are no steiners on the river at present, but sail nd row boats will' carry pa" jngers at any. time between Elk Cty and Newport for $1.00 each. Newport i a very pleasant place to pass the hot months. Fish are abun dant and iu great' variety, and -are nerved up at tbe Oceau House in the best style known to 'the culinary' art. I left the ladies, who intend boarding at the hotel at Newport, and came home making tbe return trip easily in two days. v ,Eli Cabteb. - Vo.vmj. -jtw A.'f bad. Mr. James M. 1'oweli :rriUi into our !ce, n H't Jiios-.p y of tttia vt?z a stalk of oa a measuring eighi feet four, inches.- -Monmouth Messenger, ' , : i i Not much, ir. Campbell. Linn coun ty Is still ahead in the line or tall oats. C. P. Burkhart. Esq., living about four miles from this city, has a good many "Viaeree that wiU average eight feet aud a Vjr. We also learn that Mr. Zfensley, wer Soda, raised some oats this v'at attained the enormous height VTcJ-wRrf- one- inch.' - Can- any .fhetit that? We would .politely rm'onr- brother qulll-drlversthat 'Q!d Linn" can't be beaten. In raising, tafl "oats, big wheat, smart babies, or any other ccrealu, - r- I. O. G. T. At a meeting of ITeslern Star Lodge, No. 10, held on last Tues da3' evening the following offlee?8 were elected for the ensuing term; A. N. Arnold, W. C T.; Lissle IPlIIiams, W. V. T.; D. E. Taylor, W. B. S.: Dr. Starr Mealey, W. F. B.; A. T. Arnell, W. T.; Llna Hideout, XV.. J.; jrm. Lister, 11 C Minnie Allison, W. I. G.; R. Vox; W O. G. ; R. Fox, Hoet ' " ' " ' ' " T)ikx. A Jrs. F rakes, wife of IPm. Frakes,of Luckimute, Benton county, died of d.-opsy, at Finley's Soda Springs nn the 21st at.i and was buried at that place on the day following: This is probably the first death an2 burial lp that part of vhe couDtry. hOMK AND ABRO itk T Too hot for locals this week. Albany will have roasting ears next Week, - - Remember tho lectures of Prof. Fow ler this week. About 50 families are encamped at Lower Soda Springs. ; :: Harvest commenced nearly all over this county last Monday. Soda vl He was bored , by about 200 pleasure-seekers last Sunday. Ar. I'surcaw is building a resldenoo iu the eastern part of this city. A large party of our cltlscns will start for Mary's Peak next week. Dr. illenlcy, of "I. X. L. Bitter" fame, was iu town durlnjc the week. The wife of Judge Powell Is lying very 111 at his resldenoo In this elty. Several horses are already on the ground near this city la training for the county fair. Mr. C. B. Bellinger, of East Port land, Is at present visiting her many friends lu this city. , Last Sabbath the thermometer stood at 05 degrees In the shade In this city. Pretty hot, don't It 7 Dr. D. M. Jones Is having another story put on his residence la the eastern part of the city. The first term of the Collegiate year of Albany Collegiate Institute opens on Monday, September 1st. Tony Noltner passed through, our city last Monday on his way home. He has been on a trip up here through the "cow couutles." J. J. Whitney, who went to Ya qulna a while back for his health, returued to this cltv lost, Thursday evening looking greatly imj roved. A far greater amount of hay has a ik.. .... oceu raised iu una county this year than ever before. It Is being sold In large quantities In this city at $7 per ton. A gentleman Informs us that In coming down from the mountains last week, be met In one day forty wagons on their way to the Sodas and Fish Lake. John Parker and Andy Carothert and their families started for the mountains to-day. They Intend stopping in the vicinity of Upper Soda to pick black berries. The contractors of the Santlam Ditch are running It on In a swift manner, and there Is no doubt but fiat It wilt be finished by the time specified. A gang of about 150 Chinamen which started for Portland a short time aco f r the Greenhorn mines on the Santl am, arrive-1 In this city last week on their return. They say they "no beapee catehee." -- A great many families from Al bany and vicinity are boarding and camping at Hodavliie for the purpose of enjoying the benefit of the medicinal properties said to lx! possessed by tbe springs at that place. The "Orover" arrived at our wharf last Wednesday morning, and after discharging her freight, immediately started for Buena Vista, where she will take on a large quantity of lllelug for a sewer In Portland. Fine AFPLra. We tender our warmest thanks to Mr. B. F. Itlodgetr, of Lebanon, for a box of delicious ear ly apples, which we received, through the kindness of Mr. Doneca, who runs the stage between that city and Alba ny. The apples were of three varieties Early Harvests, Red Astracans and JAhIoc Chiefs the latter la a long, white seedling, raised by Mr. Blodg ett, who gave ft the above name. The climate in this office must be very del eterious to apples, as we can never keep them for any length of time, es pecially such nice specimens as we re ceived from Mr. BlodgetL Police Court. Business la this de partment las not been very lively for some time back. Recorder Hannon disposed of the following cases lost week ', , Jns. Burns, a gentleman from the Emerald Isle, was fined $5.00 and costs for drunk and disorderly conduct. Willis Carter, fined $5.00 and costs for getting too much "tangle-foot" aboard, and being noisy on the streets. Blily TUlard, for turning the hosa of one of the street pumps on a drunken Irishman, $11.00 and costs. f, Accident. TPe learn from person just down from Sodavllle that quite an accident happened at that p'.aco last Sabbath. Several people were sitting around the springs, when the seat, be coming loosened, gave way,, precipita ting the occupants to the 'ground iu rather . an unceremonious manner. One little boy, about eight years of age, whose name bur Informant, ebuld not give had one of his legs broken in two places by the fall; - Wool. Tbe wool market In this community has been steady all this ason, 22 . cents being the. common price until Thursday of last week, when It suddenly went up to 24. Dur ing the prevalence of this price it was b -ought into Albany In Immense quan t ties, one man alone buylcg between 4 ,000 and 60.000 pounds. Last Satur day the market fell again, and at the present time the ruling price .'s 23 cte. t.':r ''',.,. .. . ." ... c.c :' Ovkbland Moxtiilt. This maga zine for August lias made its appear ance in our sanctum. It Is one of the best magazines in the uulon and should find a place In every family, particu larly on this coust. It has become uiiiversa.ly recognfzed'as the best ex ponent of its social, literary, ajid ma terial progress of the , Paclfio Slope. Terms, $4 per annum, t J II. Car many & Co., San Francisco. ' : -r Y',Vr3 . Thanks. Our -warmest thanks are tendered to Jlr.. 'JIcFarlund !for the basket of refreshments' sent by him to this office last Friday, Just ' when our boys were becoming exhausted work ing off the paper. He and his were kindly remembered by all as the cake rapidly disappeared, being washed down by the codling arctic draughts which accompanied it. . ; ' " s- pBOWNED. A young man "named Chapman,4 was drowned at.CbrvalJIs last Sabbath while bathing in the Willamette at that place.' The body was recovered itbout three hours after wards. Deceased Vas a law student In the office . of Judge Kelsay,' jind was red a!v?!fc 21 ." . CbRRjtCTtNO Assess SENT ROLL. The Hoard of Equalization for this county will cxnmlilo th esmont roll, for the year mi; at the offloo of the Ouiioty Clerk on the 25ttt of this month. Alt who think there, has been any mistake made In the valuation or description of their property should attend, as this will bo their last chance to have mistakes rectified. See the Assessor's , uollue anionf the . now advertisements, J; Rktuhnrd. Jas. Herron and John Parker, who started up thii Saittlan on a prospecting tour a few weeks ago, returned to this city fast week. They "raised tlio ee!r," but not il sufficient quantities to make i loan 'out.'" They report that thftre are very gwad diggings la the vicinity of Greenhorn Bar, but they are all taken up. Rvmorkd Dkath. It was reported around town during the week that 11 m. Hale, eldest son of Milton ale, had been killed by the Indians In Eastern Oregon, where he had been engaged In tho stock business for year or two. His father thinks the report has no foundation, and we sin ccrely hope his surmises are correct.' )!8olutiox. As will be seen by reference to our advertising columns, the firm of Kohn, Sternberg A Co., of this city, hav dissolved partner ship, the dissolution dating back to the 17th of last July. Ben. Kohn retires from the busslness, which will be continued by L. Senders and if. Sternberg. fK.ioVATKD. Afessrs. McConnell 4 Merrick, successors to J. Z. Crouse, nave completely renovated their place of business by lavimr a new floor. painting the wood work both on the front and Inside, and papering the walls, which gives the premises cheerful and airy appearance. Mules roit Hale. To those who wish to purchase a good span of large. young mules we would direct the at tention to If. L. Yantis advertisement In to-day's paper. He Is going to leave tbe country and wants to sell two span of mules and one horse which he offers at a bargain. Correction. In our last issue we stated that Dr. Hill was the physician that set the broken arm of Ney Gird. Ire have since wten Informed that It was Dr. T. IK arris. The arm Is getting along finely, rnd Ney will soon be able to 'tackle" the horse again. GaAIX Stokiso. We would direct the attention of the farmers living near Shedd, who wish to store grain to the advertisement of the warehouse of that place In to-day's papers. tu.utr Maoacimb wan Aooesv. The Ausuat numbf-rof ulmii'H Maoasinb m. Uiii, amori uthr rmj thins. tnMS sun. d'-riul -tin-v o( Arrtlo silvniur-, wfllfn by so old whstetosa who imsrt a ttlntrr among lbs Im anil n. lnao in I or nini months. U l s thrilling atory ot jxrt and cinfinvnl, and quit kHUAimlilii at till Mm, aiu-r reading tit l a4tn If tl"ain. ami (h rwapn of oos ol his rrw. lutitU-m ihl story, tnra ar m d -n nr mnr of othr. alt erf brst quality, and Jt th Ming for a hot afu-rniin, or . Id-r adine. tho 40aiio la a hnuavhold tv-t. and kuim pro(l think Ihy rant km fiouva wltlMHtt It, II I, hrp IX fl inwl.tld on hundr-d pajp'aof ralltij m mlUT mtv sup ..li.-.l r... nnn Mn f.i m . ..... - prtly Hills C'limtno aa a premium. All tha back nuinh-rs fmm tha 0rA of January sup ell -d by th nubiuhi-ra. 1 momas A TalsuT. ss ttruniflrld Mtitwi Imatoa, and tor sals at all tha ptlodicsU dcpul la lbs eouatry sad Canada, BORN: ALX A VDPH. On tha ah u!t . to thm wtk ol Dr. W. K. Al-saod- r a su. MARRIED. -m F F F I .T I T.'iH ETT. n tha flat ult.. la this city, Mr K. .N. Tandy, County Judsf, Ma. Jas. M. Lrv.T and MiM AJIATUA C LkOOSTV ll of Linn eounty. W iBKRT-f Ifl IW.-On tha rth ulC. ml tha Trmuu-" t th" UriiWfs fath-r, by C. l. MIIlT, J. I'., M . Hobekt V. Ks sals and Mus UtL Usu C. r"lLus Bit ot Una auunty. . DIZD: COTTRKf.L.-On h Wh Hit. la Orhooo vkiiy, mm, Jlusasbtb CorraaLL, wusrf Jaa. CourclL NBW ADVKKTlStME.NTS - to voi (; .Tin.ir. ArT.W RARE CIIAXCES OrTERED TO young men who design attending tha Com. msnial Collgs during lia enmlng ummer, tail or i liter. For lull nartlrular, addma, ai onor, iwnimi, i j dt u. I i An, DtSmS. lCsal tatats Agents, lurUaud. sarBtrfs mjorir-K im hereby given .tiiat by 1 w virtus or an rxcution Isaurd out of th Clreult Own of Linn roomy, Mats of Orvgon, lomsdln-!Csdsnddnvrrsd iaau-d In purauano ot a ludgmsnt obtalnd In said Court, In favor of W. M. htnllh. I'lalntlir, and again II. n. Polly and Drusllla l'olly. LWaadants, for tits su.-n of I7HS In V. M. gold coin. Hb lnurnl at tha rate of is psr WiL par annara. from tha tt. day of March, 174, and tha farlhsr sum of tvl, ooats, and for aenrulng ooata. which Judgment was eradlUMt with- th sum ot $.'i7&. on the lUh day of June, IK7. I hsva levied upon the following dnwrlbrd reed property, to wit lleclunlng at ths south Bt aorm-r of tbe land claim of Admn f. Kys, No. 'JHUO, as notiflrd lor aud designated on th plats and surveys of tha United Mtatea on file ai th Keg. later' and Keori ver's oitta at Oregon City, Ore gun, and designated as claim , in-Towoshlp la. south of rang L west ot tn Willamette meridian. In I Jrm ecu til y, Oregon, theno Running north JUS rods ; thensa west 20 Rods; thence south tsunslsi IhMfnoe pas 'SI rd. to ths plc of beginning ontalulng SU acrs. Also Lota No. S A and tha north east quarter of the south eaat quarter of section 'M, and lot No. i in Mectlon W, In township W. Boulb of rsngn, 1 west of th WlllsmeUa meridian eon tslnlng 77 SS-1UU acr, situated In IJaa oounly, Oregon, and on . , - Saturday, Vie 23d ' oj ' Avgutt 1873, at the Court Ttnuss door In said county and Htato. at th hour of 2 o'clock p. m., of ths ssld day. I will sell all ths rlcht. title and Interest ol the said 1L It. Polly and Lructlut folly. In and to th said real property, to satisfy the sum re maining due on said Judgment, tor cash In band to the highest bidder. Uatcd July H, 1X1. A.PARKER, Hherlff, IJnn County Oregon. RtUko. Humphbev, Deputy . nOowt. . Deware of CountarfeltslT job roses' mvazs&vw An Mr eon rSli s s mtmtm sraSM. mm mf JaSj Bf. -J. assuixs tKUssraaabMUagla taemieef "stf thaes ' Sad se. by wu Vrnnan Tool aad kuul . pm .1 ,nd i Limbs, VfUmt ea sUxnt nawa, FupiUtua I ISl Mart. Unurta ? Ws w, tbey nU eSa ssrs wbea all euier roesss bsve fail4. sad attoeaek pewerfoL ceotsta athing aarUal la IM ssws dKuta sossutDboa. , , ... , tAreuiv u KmiMk Cwisaa mt Frsask ail la 1 aeb bsub uU Sirwiwa sad i4nes7 7 Tdsoksuims Pills are aeldataMet are alai is, ba If roar drenist saaaet sappir tbe eKKClsa, da set Sicis bet (end On Ixwur te tbs solw eenjinMar, Ja Mseea, IS Cnruaadt Street, Mew YWs. sa Bao af eipceat oftoe at whleb roa will ts.ll for b paca. ass, sad a battle of tbs ass cms Pilis seeonlr and aoq t acmot sor Ssamarfeit tr sans sr- JJJJi " 9 " wiU a seat bf ratara RELIEF If! TEN MIsiUTCS.' BBYAW; rtXMOtnO WATFBI gore Ooduhs, Cotna. imnu, BsoscmTts, SoaS TKaOAT, HOASASKZIIS. hmiclTVt tSKKATKOia. Is. cietsn CoifsDifPTtoa ass Lima Duum. The a astaet el BMdteiae, aad say etuld ',l to-.. p1": TheoaMidS ha bees festered t aesitk teat ass befare daeMirad. Tenueivej jnven la h&d.- frlrsSSeeaeaaerSesi JosafOfUi&PnBn. for.H CerUaadt Street, tte Vert. THS CREAT FRENCH REMEDY.1 1 3EXJirAim Fs urTtirtc pixxsu . Prepared by J. OS RANOlRRjg, . o. IU Hue Lmuud. PaoaT ' J biAliweiat brsMtarrBoi!A.OT fenauui Waknai: B!"B I rpeeita la the (Jries; Hernma . kiMt, aad sa the KbAti tria ef lains tnsu tram Amu end Secret Katiiia. They enna tj r.iar new tau, aaa SA9t bees v4 wm ttfuwi.. aneemm by to ldin it ruc'a I mciam Wt .- til eutllran. r-Ainvhlet A4tia la b:. s, gr will be eant Ifres to nj &ytm. Jrrlea s t pr e AS. sent sr Sli, wrmlD tyoiMI Jrm alt HMh en re--Ti- - t pries br 1 f " t. i...--- .5, ! IXSTE i 81'EOIAL NOTICES.-- - Tits Career f g, Urat Rcnisilr. , Twenty summers have elapsed slue it was briefly announced that a Dew vegotitlila totilo and allemllvs, bearing ths same of Hostettcr's Hlomaeh Rlttcrs, had bnen sddod to tb list of prsvsiillva and rsstorntlve mcdlolnsa. Th modest advortlssrusnt which Invited attention to th preparation stated that It bad bosn used wltb great auoeosa In prlvsts practlos as a our for dyspepsia, bullous oumplalnta.oonatlpatlon and Intermittent fevrr. It was xin discovered that th article possessed extraordinary prop, srilos. Tb people, of svery class, tested Its merits ks a tonle, stimulant, enrreetlvs and re storative, and found that Its afreets mors than fulfilled their hopes sod expectations. Prom that time to th present It sours has born upward and onward, and It stands kxJsy at ths head of all msdlnlns of Its class, Ameri can or Imported, In th magnltud of It sale and Its reputation as a safo, agreeable and po tent tnvlgorant and restorative. Por languor ana SsMui. look of appsllt and gnstrto dls. titrbanoe so comma, during th summer mouths It Is so absululaly iu(uiirie. tmiige. tlon, lillllou disorders, onnatlwtlon, nervous, ness, is-rlndlcal fevers, and all th ordinary onmn'aliiu generated by a vitiated and humid atmuepuers, VKhtah under It renovalliiK and regulntlll lug Influence. This Is Its record. avouched by volumes of Intelligent testimony. tending over e period of a filth of a century, and comprehending tha names of thousands of wvll known cltlsens belonging to every class and calling. In Kurops It Is thought a great thing to obtain th palronagn of royalty for A "patent niwllnlne," but lliMrt"tter's Killer has been apnntaasmioly approved by million or NHlniinndeiit sovamigns, and Its potent eon- sieve in tnsir vnuorscmeui. WEEKLY PRICES CURRENT. ceasscTBP wssstf sr r. e. sssrsa s vo Pallnwlag sr lbs priest paid for product, sad tb prise at which other articles sr tsllisg to Ibis Bierkali WllKAT- Wblt. ks.hst T. OATS H bsbsl,.7i eU. POTATOKH-V bushel, t i0, ONION8-W l.uabal. tl t 40. VLOVH V bi. eO. IIKANH While, V tb. 4 -U. liHIR.O PKtlT At,plsa, tt, at, Psacb, V n (it.) Pluait, ft, 16. Carrasfs. fb, IBs. BtTTtR V tb, fraab roll 12(316. SOUH T dus, U sis. CII.'CKENK y dnsca. 1 . KUOAK -Crsalisd, lb. It U. (stand, lb.tll6IS SU.f tisd Xl aiwkeew tUBaed, y. tb, i ts. TEA Vossg ffysos, , ' 1 Jspsa tt, 7scf.tl 00 1 Itlaslt,llb,7(t M COVFKK 1 tb, J3f-,i24 scats. HALT y n. HCf sis. . . SYRUP llss Uoldea, bs, 54 t9. K. Iltsvy Uuldsn, gall.,l ti. BACON lis ns. "M B. l3Ut Hid. Mil Shualilera, Ton. . . LA KD Is Ha , II el. Is ksgs. ISCU. OIL !' Kereaens, l gslloo, J J u., V saa. i gslL, 3 00 i Lisassd Oil, raw. Ball., tf tit Llasssd Oil. belled. M salL. tl 17. A 1 VEliriHKMKNTS. Wet IT or MPSX'IAL KMCCTTOX. Tm lit Sktrlft e li smraf Osaafi't wtftfa tin .unit mf tmms WstsfJuL At a asneral elect Inn held on ths third day of June, A. U. Isrj, tha lion. Joeeph U. Wilson, wasduiy sleeted IWpresentatlva of th rltat of Oreaon In the Potty Third Con. grearf ths L'ntted mates i and HBHBAa, Minos ths said election, said onto has beooms vaaattt by the death uf said laoum brnlsand . W HsaBAS. nv tsrovtalon of I he Conatltutlna of th United mates, and th law of mis mate. It has becom the duly of the Governor thereof to teaae his writ of vlnctton to nil stwh vaoaney s Now, thrrejor. 1, L. Y. t'rovrr. lrrnor of the Mtat of Oregon, do hereby command you and eaefc of you to notify th several Judges of Election within and for your aevsral counliee. to bohl a special election of ltvnreseawstlv In t'ongreas tn BU ths vacancy aforesaid, tm Mon day, th (Ml thirteenth day of October, 17. and that you cause all isomer notices to b given thereof acceding to taw. uiven unaer my nana and trie seat oi ins Mtata of Oretfon. at SaIuu. tbla tenth datf of July, A. U. 18VA IskaLI l V. OKOVrTIL Attest u H. r. C'I ADWit K. teratary of Mats. ALBANY COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE ALBANY, OREGON, rirst Terra 0 next Collngtai Ysar, opsna, on He lay, eplBnlrer 1, 1H7S For particular addres, - ' IL K. WARREW. vSoSsttV"" . . . " Pfsldal. DRICaGS fc CARTER " Are bow prepared to maeufactora RUSTIC CEILING, Match flooring, druaaad lumber, or do soy kind of work la Ut planing mill line at their AXII AHD DOOB FACTORY In Albany. Bear Cherry's Kotjadrjr and ad- rdng llurd A Cmuse-s saw mill, luetic Celling, Dry Mountain loorlng. Finish. Ing lumber. aah. Iioora, Mouldings. eie kept on for sale, or Maasifacturvd to order at short ttotlos, and oa easy terms, utv as a ca II. UfcH. a.VAivii.n, vSaitwt. MupcnnlcndeaL Oil, YES THE BAY TEAM STILL LIVES ! AKD tS RUNNING ON TIME! THANKFUL, FOn PART FAVOrW. AND till deelrous of eontinulog to meet th same, th proprietor Is alaays ready and easily found at all time. Passenger aud bagmut carried to and from th oars to any part of th city at ri'aasnabl rat. A. M. sRNOIJi, Albany, Uregou. lTopriulor. t. vSn23tf. . , . FIREMAN'S reS.C-.tuSURANCE CO.. Of HAN J-RANCiaCO. s BSBaaVaaa f ESTABLISHED IN j 1863 ! Assets, JTaamarr X. 1873, avsr $85V wv, ta ueia. , rtftT Taesaa4 Xrellars Dnpaaitsd wita sae Bvase a rwassrsr, ta csmpu aae wita tba law f the State af Orf oa, ; is - f FIEE AND MARINE INSURANCE ! Loatea Falrlr AtSlnsted And PrOiuptlr Settled t A; P. WDGCLES, AGENT, ALBANY,- OREGON. GEO. r. 0RANT, BIasutTr,' ' al4mS.i Portland, Oregon. STOCK FARM fOR SALE ! Ml-: rsrv HE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE JL af arm of 800 ACRES! Runted T mile east of Prownsvllle. Mnn onu'n. ty. It Is a splendcd stock raoobe, adopted to raising eiT.ner snefp or cauie. M - - I MUST SKU. and sell soon. Terms re markably low. For particular either call oa me at Monroe, Benton count y, or on M. V, Knows, of tba LKMOCKAT OttioO. THOMAS REEDER. Monroe, Denton county, Ogn. v8n4Uyl. HARNESS SHOP AT SHE&D, OREGON; T. FOItTIlVEit, Mansfactursror, stid renlef 1 p ITATiy KR3and ybUlLES. A good art tela for alalr r rloe. ORE00 aV CALIFORNIA RAltijbAD Compsnj, Land Depsrtment. Portland, Iregon, April ij 1872. Notice herebj given, fast s vlgornni proeoeation will bs Iniiitated gsinit any and every person whet trepatsa ipon any Rairosd Lsnd, bfcfettlng and re soving timber therefri.nv-tef,,,. tbs. tsm it I0UHT of theCorf.,, AND PAID FOR. All vacant Land lj(odd numbered faotione, Miimiumnrfr amarrpyett.wilhin a ati snc of thirty miiau fyom ttit )ja, 0r 4jj road teloogt to tbo Cosic - ' v . - y- " " ".rg- " disU A D V K It T I 8 E M 15 NTS. r A V. s.T:S :i:u 'i FOUNDED IN -1853. frMs. 819 Baeraaseate Street, r. f Leidsadorff Mrsst, (a fw devrt Mow Wbat Cbr Jietts. Prlrat Eatrane ea Laldes'tcrf atreet, , . Baa PrsooiMO. , ' XifHUM awcrsstfs f m ford tin mJfUUd tcumd aaa imii sasaieaf aid f lrafaMa mnd turt e ail 'rival t am H Ckrut ' it IHtmtt, earn Hirrt tf as! ,U Ntaual TO THE AFFLICTED. DHW.lt DOIIKItTY RETCRNM HW SIN cere thanks to his numerous patients for their palrmtaee, and would take this oppnrtu. nlty to remind them that bs onntlnues to con sell at hta Institute Utt tba cur of chronic dbv saea of th lyings, Uvr, Kidney, thgeativ aaa uaito.t.nnary organs, and all pnvete dlseasiTS. vis s Hyphilta in ail its forms and at. gea. Hemlnal Weskneas, and ail th horrid eon sequeuce of self-abuse, UonoiThu-a, Ulnet, Mtrietures, Nocturnal ai-d Inurnal emissions, Mexual sblluy, Inseswsv of the Rack and Loins, Inflammation of th Madder and kid neys, etc, etc, and he hox- that his long ex prrleno and suooeasful pmetim will eonllnus In Insure lilm B share i.J public patronage. I!y ths praetlos of many ycau-s In f.uri and tli t'nlled Ntstea, be Is enabled to apple the most efficient and successful mmedte against dis eases of all kinds. He cures wit hout mercury, charges moderate, treat his isuivnt tn a cor. rect and honorable way, and baa reference of unoueationabifl veracity irom men of known rsetability and high atandlng In socaiity, All parties aoneultlng bltn by letter or other wise, will receive tbe beet aud (outlast treat Bisnt, and Implicit secrecy. To Feuaalea. Vherf B female Is enervated, or afflicted with disease, a s weakness of th back and limbs, pain In lb bead, dimness of sight, to of tntmcuiar ,-oivcr. palpitatloa of th heart. Irri tability, nervou s'teae, estrxms urinary dtulcal lies, deratigetnen: of dlgeatlv functions, gea ersl debility, vagliHls, ail dlanasea of th womb, hysteria. s.n.',7. and all other disea ses peculiar to female ; she should go at writ at ernes to the eeb-brab d rmale doctor, W. K. Uohertv, at his Medical Invito te and looemit bimaSrHit her troubles anbdiwaaa. Tha Iajq-tin- Is effecting more cures than " otbor phys ician In the Mate of California. a no fals delicacy prevent you, but applJT Imoied lately and save ymirsrlf front painful uli""ru5C and nrematur death. All Married Isadtcs irhoas delicate health or other ctreumetaon-s prevent an increase in titeir lamiiiee, anouia wm or sail at Ut. W. K. LKiberty's Stedlosl Institute, and they will receive vry posslba relief aud belp, ' - . T CorreBpentfeats. Patients resldlna? In an v nart of tha eoonlrr. however distant, who ttiny doslr tb opinion and advice of lr. Lvdierty In their respcctiv casea. and wbo think oroiier to submit a writ. ten statement of socb. In preference to holding a premai mirrcrw, ana respectiuiiy aasur-i thai their communications will be held moat sacred. Tbe Doctor Is regular gradual and may be aotisulled with every conOdenea. If thecauHbe fully and candidly deaerlbed. personal vnnutnlrntlon will IjC unnecessary, as laatructAfifis f.w diet, regimen, and tb gen eral treatment of the case ilneiudtng tb reme. dlea), will be forwarded without delay, and In such a manner as to convey no Idea of th purport of th letter or parcel so transmitted. Mbouldyour condition miutre lmmcdiat at tention, srnd ten dollars tn mtn lortbat vsHi in currency) by mail, or Wells, Pargo A Co.' Klpreaa, and a package of medlctn will bs sent to your addrea with the a.an eaary taasnacv tions far use. l.'.uiAulLation by letter tar other- wiee, pKAB. , Pcriuauvui cur guars utctrd or no Aoarca, w. a. ixjhkkty, m. i.. laaa p ruaclaoo. CaL K pe rH atwrr bens. Dr. tViberty bas hist published an Important rstmnhlet embodrlna his own views and exoe. rtenoea In reunion to ImpiAenc or V in Illy, be ing a short treatise on hpcrmnlorrhae or Mem Inai Weakness. Nervous and Physical Debility consequent on this affection. Bod other dleea- aes or the Hesual inverts. This littM work contain Information of th utmost value to all, whether married or single, and will be sent PHKK by mall on receipt ol alg eents In postage stamps Urr return postage. Audreaa, W. K. MillEKTT, M. ll.. yiamU. can r rancUou, Cal.. - SEASONABLE ADY.CE TO SUFFERERS! DR. THOMAS, 601 Xearney Btr-et, Frirata Entrsnos on : ,:-,! Baeraae&to Btxeet, HAM FBASrCWCO. Mst bs nrrvately and confidentially consulted. vltbcr personally or by letter, for th cur of disease of tb Ueneratlv organs, (comprising Hemlnal Weakness, Nervous Debility, Impo tence, Hyphllls In whatever form, UonorrbaB, Uieet, hlrWture of tb L felhra.l oonlractcd by contagion, or resulting from youthful Indiscre tion, tropical beat, bad air, or exposure to vl-elsiiltudi-sof temperature. UK. liWMAa saveruaes witn in ooject or Informing sunVtw wiaet they may consult a medical man who can glv them proof of hav ing passed through such a course of profession, al studies and examinations as to entitle him tothe fullest confidence and enable those re. quiring assistance to distinguish between him ana tne unquauaea, mercenary uretenaer, or self-styled Doctor, who would, ir be possessed any degree at all, gladly enough Inionn ths public from whence It was obtained. DH. TIlu.M AM' experience bas extended over twenty-five years, which have been passed lo K.nglaad, In-land. Australia. Melbourne, (Lons dale and Iloorka street,) New Zealand, Queensland, Hrlsbane, South Africa, and other tropical climates. tor three years Dr. Thomas was a student at Weelm taster Hospital, Broad (sanctuary : on year at Hi. OeorKe's Medical Hchool. Hyde Park, lVndon ; First Prlseman and Uold Med alist, Medical College, Pluouiibury Bousre, Ixndon, and formerly Surgeon to the bouth West Ixindon Hospitl. Also, for six months, Obstetrlo Attendant at th Westminster Mater nity Charily. In 1M, Ir. Thomas passed his examination st the Royal College of Hurgeons, London, bis examiner consisting of Hit William Lawrence, F. R. C. 8. R., Edward Htanley, F. R. C. 8. K., Cesar Hawkins. F. It C. 8. E., James Luke, V. K. C. 8. E., Krederle tkey, F. R. C. 8. E... J. Hogsdon, F. It. C. H. F... and Thos. Wormad, F, R.C. S. E.. Jss. Mnncrlen ArnoU. Henry Green and John Houlh, Fresldunt and Vio presidents. " - " In Ism, Dr. Thomas passed his examination at the Royal Col lego of Physlctitns, london, bis examiner ooDsiKtlng of the following emi nent fhyslotans : Hlr Thomas Wiitaon, M. D.. of Edlnburg, W. E. Hage, Id. D.. Junes R, Ben nett, M. V., Arthtr Karre. M. I)., Henry Old ham, Mi IX. John ZT'."hjB, F, H. C. S. K., Thos. O. Clarke, P: R. C. S. S?. - In INot, Dr. Thomas mot the examiner of the College of SurKvofca, Snd passed the Midwifery examination, tils examiners consisting of Rob ert Lee, M. D.. Henry Oldham. M. D., Arthur Farm, Physician, Aoooucher to the Frlnoasa of Wales. In 1H71, Dr. Thomas made a lengthened pro fessional visit to Uermsny, with the object of making himself aonnalnted with th view of several eminent Herman Pathologists. During this visit he passed his examination at Lleblg's celobrated University of Uiessen, and received the Degree of M. V., ot. Doctor of Medicine, with tne mgnesi nonors, conierrca Dy tn Chancellor, Dr. Frederick William Herman, Wasserschlebtn ; Rector, Dr. John Mlohael Francis Blrnbaum i Dena, Dr. Oustavus Adol phus Wernher. In conclusion. Dr. Thnma desire to state that his treatment, Is ,ln the highest degree suc cessful, giving Increased power to the brain, heart aud nervous organisation : also enrich Ihg tbe muscular.tlssues, and patients placing themselves under his professional care will re ceive a speedy aod permanent cure, looked, for In vafn Irom quack mmedles, or those un ac quainted wltb the Pathology of special diseases. COrtSULAT ION BY LETTER FREE. ' Patient unable to consult ttie Doctor, person, allv. mavdoso by letter, statlne avnintoins, ase and sex. All communications are strictly confidential, and replied to tha day following, by Dr. Thomas, , ', i - I J , : . rrlvate ncisonal donSuItntlnn. from, 9- All ' jri till 9 p. m. S indays irom till 11 a. v., snd o Onise or eottsnltittlhn rooms, 653 Clay Street; 8an Francisco, asahove. m . ..... .. . N. B. Cases of Medicine forwarded (Under seal, so as to defy observation,) to all parts of ba -Interior, -- - a -, . vsniuyl. dr ss. j , sS, rf-sk ba rmrdllT! UilC, UVf All class, Aerents Mntnll classes of work : t, u io. eitbr ex, young or old, mae more v st. w. Mit lor us in vnpir o.w.n..., - cross ii. fcscson A Oo.J PnrUand. vrr'-- I ar ins itCg a aero aro several Kinas or tbe public. The old, original ABRIANCE, PliATT & CO. , r at SI M all otners sell on tne reputation tins nas made. DIFFERENT STYLES "' AKD TO Bait tie Esquiremeata OF KVEIIY FARMER Onekee Mell We are also Agents for Oregon and tbe Territories tw " VIBRATOR T HR E S" I f L 7 Unquestionably the most successful Thresher in the V This is something flew in Farm Machinery. l Send for Special Circular. ; We ro also Aeekta for the Well-Knovrn HAINES' GENUINE HEADEE ! ItVHICn WE II AVE . in various parts, and we now assured mat it 13 fAR THE BEST HEADER EAER :. MPOfflTEb TO fHiSt ST.! WITH-. . PATENT . nOLIaEU A sA Ve7E.ui ai wwwrrir'il v aW aAVIHlllll VVXSAJWXs re c5ii;rfe4v a - s-"zs- AT A' 0' e4 J? mmm. -3 SO o 3 -a 15 OS ft W K ta o as n b- -d r m a 0 a. z O S3 to 6J 2 it w fa tl . S3 H B tr1 B O 2 O as S a en . S m a a(v2.' ve.-rip M - a o !4 12! ,3 ALBANY BOOKSTORE! TOSH AY; SSALSB IS IISCEliilfEOUS ASD STAXBiSB BOOKS. ':f '.I f. I Ol SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY! tllOICE HAVAXSA CIGARS ! V i . AK D TOBACCOS.') U O Iarfrat Sfock of Fins Candies . - awer fcrooght to Alaayt , r- r ! Goods th onr line Imported to order ai short est possible notice. B3T he only olaoe 1n town where A ltitAi ooonciOASCAp.ctaUiett. call sad see. i sStvcati- -..T i ' . vj; . . - - ..." : rr? EEP CONBTASTXY ON' 1 V: '' 3j-'.k meat tne laancet atrorti yand: v-niMBVi be found ready to accomui&datf Uif -she may favor hlra with a c31. ' ' Highest market pri-e paid for porr-.""! W -a. h 4 ? r, iiUMtLtixa ivxactiafcr and Tst is that man uf J Be sure and order this ij with m:v.' SEAj;cj;:: 4 'SiiKSM - Uake Iteaper. ofler it to tho Farrier, fsVir.-r -v 5 0.6' . : t SOLD v.T w evriciMe liAul. 1 Li A ... - . , ASD LATEST FASHIOPi; . at tbs ston of B , . Bar .i pai awe, v- - saa. ' :: T -; .'.". WE tlAv-E JT-SX P.ECtaVED FROM " Francisco tb very latest styles oi Lo andUeuts' FAsnibXA&LC ctoTiir.i 5 LADIES1 AND KISSES' DRESS, GOOD 1 1 and every tb! as else to" be Icmnd la a y" msxi- class: IepiistlC BEST; QUALITY OF GOu -, I XT . sLfTlVEST' PRICE?. roa r CAStl bit PKOtfUO, BS"Kext door above TctiaiZ:-: gon. Alba r . . F.4KDI FOR B.4I.: rjIHE tWDFWO S ED OFFER- S Jfi. a tnrur, situaftfSevw ras-rfN. J twrcfAbiiiiiiiugttie act', well mir:wi oeir in cudisHMoii. aii-l rill irtf.1 -vrs- j. i, l;.eoiiiiuns a ivood rob tiotic..-, tiri, on i . '.-Ux'lc wutcr, and all oilier cmv lenns ay.. Inquire of 1. ll. ii..t 1 , , Vi . burjr, Oregon, or of JA.F f Sore I.tps, llrrucM n.i, ? ; ; , slc-i A-c., fure. at ftticS' Kv 'If KG EM AX'S CAi?T I ICUWIT JGI-iCEEISE, It kt. . ' soit m slteaiher. rSccljat jou pjf , V4 VS. Si.Ul fey t l DrBg.lU. te Jiaauiactiird or.'sy iiy U' tew tt l Ersgs-:. v 1