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.wr-':n - aw Mii Sltmamt. FRIDAY...........SEPTEMBHB 6, 1873. AGENTS fOR THE STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT, Ashland... v. Tnnac Miller, Brownnvillo CorvalllK..,:,. i.i. -tu ...... O. P. Ooshow. ...W. 11. I'rivett. Canyon City..,., ' Colfinc, W. T.... . JEost Portland... ; ,-$ugene ....... J. HiiKiiewooU. .....V. ,T. Hamilton. ...;i...I)fiv. EadlTty. ....J. J. WaUon, Jr. ' lausburg.: Muttnew founuiln KiarrlBburg...'..Bam. May & B. IS, Holt. 'Jliilsey ,.....' i J. M. Morgan. Jellereon F. L. CranflU. Jacksonville'.........: .' J. R. Nell. Lebanon,-.. J. It. Ralston. La Grande.... j..;. ........ E. B. JtfcComaa. Newport....,.,,, .....,.:.sA.W. Wright. Portland.......M...,.,;'...,.i;....L. Hamiiel. Peoria,...:.,.;, .r;iv,..r..jv:..I. N. Smith. Pendleton ,J. H. Turner. Boseburg.C .........v.....A. A. Fluk. tjheau Ai. wneeier. YBoio....il..iDan. Gaby & Geo: -Christie. I 'falem.-..: ......i..B. F. Brown. Tangent,.... A. L. Brldgefarmar. The Dalles..,.:.:. Walla Walla..... "Yakima. W. T ., A. W. ierguson. .......K T. Caton. E. P. Bovles. , ,jr( WHIT SPKCIAI, BLCTION. j j ' To tlteSherifri oi the several Cotwtiee within the State of OregSit ' W . I Whkhbas, At a flonpml election hpld on the , third day ot Juno, A. D. 1872, the Hon. .Joseph 41. Wllwon was duly eli-'etrd IU-prpaciitntlve of the tttiue of Ortcon In the Forty, Third Con gittss of tile Unit' Stntns i Rod v. ,, WHEHKA8, Hlnce the mild election, Rnld office . r(, Iim become vacant My, the death of said incuin Lent; and Wherras, By provision of the Constitution of the United States, and the laws ol'thlsHtute, dtnos become the duty of the Governor thereof -tto iMue his writof election to lillBtich vacancy ; JNow, therefore, 1, 1j. I', urover, uovernor oi 'the Htato of Oregon, do hereby command you .and each of you to notify the several JiuleB of u A)loctlon..wtthln and for your several counties, to nolo a special election oi nepresenr,aLive in Congress to fill the vacancy aforesuld, on Mon day, the IIHI thirteenth dav of Oelolier. J87H. ....'and that you cause all proper nuttces to be .given thereof according to law, .- ' ' Given under my hand and tho sent of the 8tate of Oregon, at, tialora, this tenth, day of SKA,.. - I.. F.GROVER. AKest r B. HCn-AnWiCR, Secretary Of 8tate, AcoiDENTB.-rLast Friday, ns Mr. E. B. Purdom was trying to take a stick !ut of 'the els va tors 'at the formers' Warehouse, In tills city, he .had the misfortune to have the fingers of-his left hand caught between the'ousiiig of the elevator and the -elevator cups, v which completely stripped the. flesh from the second Joints to the ends of the fingers. This will full doubly I .heavy upon Mr. Purdom as he lost the use of -his other hand about a year ago. Freddy Baokus, aged about twelve or fourteen years, son of Gj. IK Backus, of this county, was thrown violently from a horse on Wednesday of last week, and had two bones of his left arm broken, about three Inches above the wfrA, and also had the wrist of the "'same arm put jyit of Joint. Dr. Bal lard, of Lebanon, set the arm and the -boy 1; at present doing well. ," . "' On TTednesday of last week D. M, Thompson's horse fell down with his boy on' bpnrd, And the little booster was badly bunged up for a day or two. He is about ready now for another shake "Pv -- -. ' ' . v, ; ' A son iof Jlrs. Bodine last week had a terrible gash cut in his-head by the kick of a horse, but Br. Rice has about .got hlin fixed up again. ; j " Returned. Messrs. Wm. Tally and Geo. Wellerand their families returned last Tuesday-from a pleasure trip to tpper Soda, whero they; have been for the past two Weeks. They say there are not many people camped in that neighborhood at present, and that game is a great deal more numerous than Was ever known before. During their stay Hiey had all the berries they .Could use, and also caught and killed all the fish andyciiisnn they could take care of. They killed ten deer and 'brought nine pair o' bams apiece "home with them, and could liavo got as many more as they -wanted, but didn't have -any way of .getting them home. If any person In tends going hunting tills fall they hall better go now, as there Is a largo band rtrf Warm Spring Indians hunting at present between Finley's and Upper .-Soda, and they will soon thin out Che -game. ' v' Those Excursionists. Last Jlbn day about thirty of ourcitizons started on the south-bound train for a trip to gentle dignity, quicken their speed the summit ot the Calipooia moun-jdown the track. Faster and faster tains, on Pass creek, where they ex-1 tliey go. Here our sporting friends be pect to spend a couple of weeks In the ! gan to offer bets. 2:40, and on, on they pleasures of camp life. The party con-j Sol 2:38 faster, still fasterl 2:351 For listed of the following persons: Mart, full -forty rods is this contest kept up, V., Brown, and wife, Coll. VanCleve ! the Dr. leading the General a few And family; Walter Ketchum and fam-1 paces. The engine puffs, and in re Jly; W. B. Newberry and family, David 1 spoilse the two pedestrians puff Their Froman and wife, Cant. N. II. Hum l)hrey, D. Jlf. Thompson, A. Carothers, Jas. Titus, W. 0. Tweedale, A. N. Ar nold, Dr. G. W. Gray, D. D, Gray and Jas. Foster, Jr. The party had char tered two cars one for the live stock find another for the provisions, dogs, guns and fish-worms. At last account fell were enjoying themselves to the tetmost, and much provender had dis appeared from the mess-boxes. "See Bomb and Die," was In olden time considered a big thing. - With tho .Albany Register it has been equally a desirable achievement to get off a ffen- Ulne Joke and die! Wei), after many mournful attempts through a series of years past, it at last succeeded, last week, ill perpetrating a truly hilarious joke, at the expense of our sign and then died 1 So our defunct neighbor Achieved fame eVeu In Its death Strug-j gles. ' That mournful Joke ot the Reg inter, lat week, was too much for its rail constitution, and It gave Up the ghost while in the throes of Its cachi nations. IIM quiet oat in peace. Ike Register suspended publication tills week and its clergyman has gone ioOlympia Conference while Its lay iuember has flown "precipitously" to 4h Calipoola mountains, VfENEFjT.-'-Text Friday evening, the 12th Inst;, ts ttetlme set for the .grand complimentary benefit given by our citizens to that charming young aotress, Mrs. Jlart Taylor. Great prep sf lions are being made to make it the nr'lt complete success; Mr. A. C ffoeet, who recently retired from the stage and engaged himself Id a differ ent profession, has beeB prevailed upon " to appear again before the Albany pub lic. Mr. F. M. Ifadsworth has also kindly consented to again graoo the stage with his person, and will appear next Friday evening as "Walter Ber rler" in the beautiful drama, "The Maldof Croissey." Ourcitiztnsshould all turn out,-as It Is expected this en tertainment will eclipse all others ever given In this city. bUK LETTER-HOX. ; fho.w a-BM trviwmifXKKa. HappyCawp, flunfiwrr una, AHTninm nnm . ) oiriiLABi KSiX ) TUB I.INH B13TWJ.;jN ,ANU A NO DOOI (JoflNTJlM, ON J. & U. H, R., Bepl. A itf7; Thera I I've told so much in the date of this that there is scarcely; anything left to tell. " ' We arrived here on the 1st Inst , after a four hours' railroad spin -from Al bany, and found a camping place, which, like, each succeeding one of SylvanUs 'Cbbb's. upVels, 'ha"s few equals and no superiors." Our tents are pitched oh the margin of a little prairie on the summit of the CaHpoola mountains, where the head waters of the Willamette and "pripqfya, rivers rlpplp a farewell to each other, as they start In opposlta directions for a race to tueir parent ocean. Hu :t!ng and fishing has thus far yielded prolilio dividends. , Yoslerday morni by four o'clock at least a dozen of ourrnost experienced hunters had crept silently and stealthily off for the game, region, each promising sol emnly to return with many trophies of tho chase or to retire from au active Nlmrodical life. ; And, as tha shade of . evening began to throw long shad ows across our camp-field, one by one the mighty hunters staggered wearily In tooamp u iidcr their exha listing loads. Doo. Gray came first, brlngingd grousej; noxt Andy Carothers with a digger squirrel; ttien uncle Davy umy with two V'niiiners" that he had scooped up with his bat From a neighboring spring then, oatlio . Billy . TwceUale with a "meatier lark" which had fallen dead from tho telegraph wire l he was fol lowed by Coll.r VanCleve, bearing in lijj triumphant clutch a wood-pecker which had knocked its own brains out by ,; pecking against hls, gun-barrel while he slept under a friendly shade, Jim Titus didn't como in ttll' after night." He had found a cabin bard by In wlrfch was domostlcated a "dear" of rare blood and most enticing appear ance, and he spent the day in olrcumr navigating the field about tho cabin In hope of "flushing" the game and tak ing it Into camp, . lie evidently didn't succeed, but early this morning he was off on the same scent, and from his well known reputation In bagging such game it will not be difficult for any one to guess the sequel. Cap. Hum phrey. promises, If Titus don'tgot away with the "dear" by to-hight, to nlaka a raid la that direction himself. " '"Though lost to sight, to memory dear," holds good in our cases, for we are dally furnished by friends with fresh papers, thrown from the cars as they whizz past our camp. Yesterday morning Tern. Cox-, the ever obliging mail agent on the train, threw me three packages, two of which, furnished by himself and the Plalndealcr office, contained nil tho late California and Eastern papers, the other package was evidently intendod for a missionary op a"cheerman"of a Republican mectln', as ft Comprised a catalogue of sleight- of-hand, and legerdemain books, two decks of "seven-up," a magazine enti tled the Missionary Herald and a price list of "Tower's Patent Adjustable Hand-Cuffs and Leg-Irons." ' H'e will carefully preservethese important arti cles and have them on hand at the Radical State Convention next week. Nearly everybody, save the two newspaporial corpses, have again gone a-gunnlng. Van. is subsisting ofl'n h?s wood-pecker and the undersigned is yet provided from a flock of neigh boring barn -pheasants. Mart. , LAUGHABLE INCIDENT. 0. & C. rTr., Sept. 2, 1873. Editor Democrat: As tho nwth-bdund train waited at the Albany depot, Dr. Geary and Gen. John F. Jlfiller stood upon the depot platform engaged In earnest conversa tion for some fifteen minutes. The scenechanges. The bell rings and the train moves off gently down the road. The Dr. and tho General each make an apologetio bow to each other, and start In the same direction to overtake the" train.' As the cars are getting pretty Well under way, they, too, with legs now begin to luil.unu finally stop. The locomotive now slackens it speed as if to beckon them on to an easy victory, and they again start with re newed hopes. The highest speed to which they could now attain was about an average between a dog trot and a coon gallop. But nfter going a few steps further, and finding the contest .entirely unequal they stood upon their wind. The Dr., turning to his comrade in defeat, says : "Sir!" but his heaving breast prevented his uttering another word. The General smolo a panting smilo, and they began to retrace their, steps to the depot. The engine, seeing, there was no more fun in that Joke, now solemnly made its way back and took aboard .the two panting dignita ries, - O, how everybody laughed and called It a good Jokel And so it was. Did Mork Twain, or any other funny man, ever see anything more laugh able than those twe digirified gents, whose ages aggregate over one hun dred and twenty years, and whose ag gregate weight Is over 400 lbs avoirdu pois, undertaking to run down a rail road train under full speed. Allow us hereafter to date all funny occurrences from the time wo saw Dr Geary and Gen. Miller undertake to outrun the O. & C. It. B. train. Traveler. t TO FAllMUHS. ' Tangent, Aug. 31, 1873. Editor Democrat: : I see in one of the last number)! of your paper that certain parties offer to give a certain price and the rise -for wheat This is certainly a little better for farmers than to loan their wheat, as some of them did Inst year. But we must recollect that if they cah get our produce for a certain price there will be no rise, as the buyers are prin cipally all in partnership, or, in other words, they belong to the ring. The prospects are very flattering for a good price fcir our wheat this year. The California crop is nearly a failure, and the price in Europe is high. Farmers, keep your eyes open. Tho time is not far distant when the lying, thieving speculators will have to give for our produce what it is worth. Farmer. State Fair, Welastweckreceived ono of the new mammoth State Fal posters. The Fair will commence till year on Monday, October 6, and will oontlnuo six days. The Society this year offer premiums to the. amount of 310,000 in coin, and also several gold and sliver medals. The Annual Ad dross will be delivered on Thursday, October Oth, by Rev. Thos. Condon, of tho Dalles. The price of admission this year will be as follows : Six-day tickets, $2 00; membership badge, $3 00 j one day tickets, $1 00, ladies, and cliildrenjjndor 12 years of age, free, Albany Colleqb. The first term of the collegiate year of the Albany Collegiate Institute opened last Mon day with very fair attendance.. All persons who purpose attending should make arrangements to start before the 20th of this month, as at that date the classejs will be reorganized for tho con venience of those who flud it Impossi ble to begin at the. first of the term This college has a full corps of experi enced teachers, and will now rank among the foremost educational Insti tutions on the North Paoiflc coast. It must not be Inferred, from the fact that A. Wheeler & Co. do not give any guarantees In regard to the price of grain stored, that they do riot Intend to buy. On the contrary they trust that they will be able to make it for the interest of all, who can dullver more conveniently at Shedd, to sell them their grain. But preferences and guarantees are part of oue'system, and one naturally depends upon the other, and both are destined to go out of use. Go and see them before disposing of your grain. .j ; -j Reed's Panorama of the Pacific coast will exhibit at Albany during the Linn County Fair. The writer had tho pleasure of witnessing this panorama at Salem a' short time ago, and can truly say that it js the finest exhibition of tie kind which has ever been in Oregon. The scenes are paint ed by Col. J. H. Reed, of Salem, and consist mostly of Oregon scenes, admlr- rably executed and beautifully portray ed. No one should fail to see this truly excellent exhibition, i Hiyu ilowiTCH. -Messrs. Charley Mealey, Jerry Winters, John Walton and a nk Jtendenhall returned from the mountaius last Tuesday, whore tliey have been for about two weeks on ahuntingexpedition. They encamped in the Cascades at Vine Maple Bottom, and while there succeeded in killing thirty-six deer, the haruo of which they brought with them to this city. They report that the deer, are perfectly thick in that vicinity, and just spoiling to be killed. . For the Dalles. Rev. W; R. Butcher and wife, MisS Sarah Althouse and Miss Aurclia Blain started for the Dalles last Wednesday. Mr. Butcher has accepted the charge of the Congre gational Church at that city, and is now going there to enter at once upon his duties. .iss Althouse and Miss Atirelia Blain are going on a visit to their friends at that place, and the lut-i ter will probably remain there during the coming winter. . ! Thanks. Last week, just as we were going to press, that prince of good fellows, John Natter, Charley Kiefer's brewer, sent us a keg of "Dutch nec tar," nnd consequently our 'husky pressman made tho old Washington fairly "bile" for a few hours. Tho Al bany Brewery has not yet lost its grip as a favorite manufactory of the foam ing lager, and never will while it con tinues to copiously remember the printer. Recruits. Last Tuesday another party, consisting of Sam Althouse and wife, started to join the excursionists at Latham. Jlfr. and Mrs. J. P. Tate, Mrs. J. Borrows, Miss Josie .Hamilton and Miss tlla Barrows started on the sairie trpin on a pleasure excorsion,;in tending to stop at Rnseburg and other points in Southern Oregon. We hope they may all have the best ot success in their rambles in search of pleasure. Ijtvkntion. We were shown dur ing tho week tho model of ah instru ment to be used for the purpose of forc ing a person to bite straight when the dentist is taking au impression of the mouth preparatory to making a set of false teeth. It was invented by Dr. E, O.Smith, of this city, who says that such' an' Instrument has long boen needed by the profes-sion, and he thinks that at last he has got it. Flax Seed. Westlako & Howell, of this city, advertise in to-day's paper that they are now ready to contract for the flax-seed crop of 1874. The prioe which they offer is 3 cents per pound, and furnish sacks and seed. The flax raisers of Linn and adjoining counties can obtain any information in regard to It by addressing the above firm at this city. For Ocnooo. Last .Monday Post master Raymond "and Kx-Postmaster E. A. Freeland started for Ochoco. Mr. Freelaiul intends spending theomlng winter In that valley on account of the impaired state of his health. Mr. Ray mond Is taking the trip for the purpose of rusticating for a few weeks, and will be back about the time of the County Fair, . New Stobe. Mr. Palmer, who was formerly connected with Mr, Harrlg'. butcher hop in this city, Intends In a short time Xo open- tit a store Jn the lower part of the Grangers' buildhifr at Tungeut. lie Is a whole-souled gentle man and a Jolly rood fejlow, and of course will do well In Ills new sphere. ! ijiexB Coaj, We were shown a piece ot stone coal last Tuesday which was taken out of the hank of the Wil lamette river atBprinj; 111, ahout four miles north of this cityj hy Mr. liow nian. It was tested by Frank ll'ood, who thinks if it was opened out it wouid prove very valuable. Called. A rio of beautiful young dumsvls threw a gleam a gleam of sun shine In our dingy office by their pres ence laht Saturday, In consideration of which we doff our chapcau and niakcJ our mont profoundest bow. Sold. Dr. Alexander last week sold his valuable residence In this city to Mrs.'De Lavontla K'. Luper.' .-.- HOME AND ABROAD, Butter scarce in this market. ' t Harvest hands are in great demand Il'heat is worth In this city. 82 cents per bushel. , , ..... ; Wheat in large quantities is coming into the city. ., There are seven firms now receiving wheat In this City. ' ' ' ' I A little child of John Parker is lying at the point of death.. ; J. JI. Smith, of Harrisburg, ealletl at our office during the week. A dally freight train Is now running between this city and Portland. -1 1 i The clouds have been threatening dampness during (he past week. r c k This market Is at prcsout overstocked with ripe watermelons and ague. , Lewis Ray, of Jordan Valley, Forks of the Santiani, this year raised a head of oats which yielded 1,042 grains. A good many of our citizens went to Salem last Tuesday to attend the grand concert given by Madame Anna Bishop in that city, The Annual Conference of tho M. E. Church, South, couvened at Browns ville last Wednesday.. The attendance is pretty large. At the entertainment on next Friday evening Mrs. Jliart Taylor will sing, In character, that heart-melting song, Little Barefoot." Everybody should go and hear her. Geo. Settlemier Is the agent for this county for the celebrated Home Shuttle Sewing Machine. He has a large quantity of these machines on exhibi tion in his drug store. ) Last Sunday it was given out in the Jlethodist church in this city that there would be no more regular preach ing at that place until after the next Conference, wh?n the vacancy now ex isting in this congregation will be filled by the appointment of some new min ister. - ' " - -- ' The balloon fever is what is the mat ter with our youngsters now. They have sent up one or two paper balloons every day since the ascension of the one connected with the circus. Some of them are fast becoming skilled aero nauts, and may, In time, rival the famous Prof. Wise. 7 , , i Last Wednesday evening a fine car riage team, belonging to the livery stable of .Montgomery & Gore, took a little spin around our streets orr their own responsibility. They started from the livery stable, and after running up and down all the principal streets o( our city, finally came to anchor at the graveyard, all safe and sound. No re pairs will be needed on either carriage or horses. When a man in Albany gets wrathy at another now, he itnmediately in vites the gentleman to choose his sec ond and accompany him over the Wil lamette into Benton county.' When they arrive at their destination they settle their difficulty either by "fight-i log it out on that line," or smoking over it and going to sleep iq the orab apple thicket which lies close to that "dark and bloody ground." Weverily believe, from a little Incident of that nature which occurred during the past week, that the days of chivalry are re turning. Nothing finer has yet been pro; duced in this country in the form of a magazine than the September Aldine. Europe and America have both been laid under contribution to furnish the most marvellously beruitiful pictures which the artists can produce. Mr. A. F, Bunner has a series of threo mag nificent vlewsln the Rooky Jlfountains, made expressly for The Aldine. In these days of Yellowstone expeditions and excua-slons to this famous region, those pictures possess unusual Interest. A full page view of Clear Creek Canon, Rocky Jountains, opens up the won derful grandeur of those hidden soli tudes in a Vay to make them seem real; a large picture of the Snowy Range of the Sierra Jladre is wild, gloomy, and grand, while a sketch of the interior of tho Rocky Mountains, gives one the impression that ail tho world is made of mountains. A charm ing full-page picture after Lejeune, a French artist, called "Tho Blue Bird," shows a bewitching young woman con fined In a strong tower to keep her from her lover. Mrs. Julia C. R. Dorr opens the number with an exquisite poem of considerable length entitled "Rena ; a Legend of .Brussels. ''' It has all the beauty and grace of Tenny son's "Locksley .Hall," which it resem bles. R. K. Weeks adds a gem of a poem called "In September." . The prose contributions are all excellent, and aro written by the best literary talent of both Europe and the United States. , The departments of Music, Art, and Literature, are each well filled with good, solid reading matter, fully maintaining tho reputation The Ai dine has long since earned. Subscrip tion prioe $5.00, including Chromos "Village Eolle" and "Crossing the Moor." James Sutton & Co., publish ers, 58 Maiden Lane, N. Y. .Medical. Dr. Z. S. Cozad, late graduate of the Iowa Statu University, has opened an office In the Bt. Charles Hotel and entered upon tho practice of his profession. The Doctor is a very agreeable gentleman, and coines am ong us highly recommended. We bespeak for him a liberal share of patronage. Lost. Martin Payne lost a pocket book during tho week between this City and Kees1 mill. The book con tained a few .notes and somo wheat checks. Any person finding It will confer a fuvor by leaving it at -Sir, Payne's residence or at this office. Ekkata. Hiram Smith requests us te correct our last woeVs statement that he had resigned tho Harrisburg prwtoffiee. We cheerfully do so, and only wonder at our stupidity in sus pecting that a Radical official wtfuld ever resign anything. Attention, Farmehh. All farmers in this community having grain to Bto'ro or sell will find it to their advan tage to call on Westlako & Howell be fore completing their arrangements for storing. kew voli.hu. The 'State iiights Democrat; pub lished at Albany by that jovial ch.tp, Mart. Brown, has just entered Own n new volume. Tho Democrat Is one of the best papers on iho coast, and well deserves the largo and Increasing pat ronage it enjoys. Jacksonville Timet. ' Waned.- Westlako & Howell want tho", farmers; of (his. vicinity to know that they want to buy, or, store at their warehouse" in tills city, 100,0(10 bushels of oats and barley. It is mo Wouiler that, Invalids lose faith in all specifies, when so many Worthless inedi elnes are advertised for the cure of various ins. eases; but which, when tried, are "found want injr." We have yet to learn, "however, of the llr.nt failure of Ja. WlsTAlt's Ualsam of Wild CHKKHr to cure coughs, colds, and pulmonary disease. ; Edwnrd Rnyer, Eq., Horton, Kinfrs 'Co.. N. R. wrlti-H that iin u.slnnlKiiliit' cnrn Ims been ff- fpcti'il on Ills daiiKtiter by tlw use of JnhiiHon'B Anodyne Mnlmont, Tho whoJo sjiino beeum UlMPiiHt'd, sho lost tho list of hor limba, and Iwr duck wiis roiimifa un like a how. n uoniw- qut'iioo of tutting cold alUir having bopn tniioO- ujhk'H tor uio Kino poeK. Who is nuw well. Wp nlodffo our rnnutntlon on tho nssnrtloh that any fducutfd phyn1clnri, aft'-r a cnrofitl pXHiniintl Ion ol thf rePip', will Buy thnt fttr son's I'urntivo PillK pounds more morlt thit.li any other pill now olforcu for nule. NJ3W ADVERTISEMENTS r FLAX SEED WANTED. ., WW IOIl EST PTtlCK PAIO (CASH OX BR- mm. llvury) totf nil Klux Hued delivered ft our wun-housu In Albany. nnr. WliSTLAKE A HOWELTj. FEW KAHR CHANCFS OJ-'FERKD TO merelftl Uollt'gfl during the coming mimtner, fall or winter. For lull particulars, address, at onco, DkLAHHMIJTT & OA) MAN, u45m, Kwal Kstate Amenta, 1'ortland. MIXES FOR SALE. fWlHB tTNDKtlSlCJNKn OFKKK8 FOtt SAT.B JH , one span of ftne lare mulus, WH hands high. Also another line Bpan of 4-yptir-old muis, 15 H hands high. Also ono younfr and HIimJv hr.rs. Ifl4 hiindfl hlifll. As I Want to ioava tho country 1 will sell these animals cheap lor cash, nnt will wait for the money until the 1st of October, naltf. V, I-. YANTI8. A DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. SITUATED ON VHE NORTH-EAST COI!: ner of Fourth arid Vino streets. The uouse contains H commodious rooms nnd Is In good repair. It also has a well of (rood water and A pump. There Is also a new stableon the prem ises. The house Is most conveniently located and has all the modern Improvements neces sary to comfort.. Possession given immediate" ly. Title guaranteed. Terms moderate. Ap ply for further information on the premises to Il3wtt. . Mlta. JI. A. DUOUTT1.E. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HBIlEnY GIVEN u,at i,o vlrtnn of an order made bv tho county Court of the county of Linn, State of uregon.on too uny v. nuHuw, ... matter of the estuto of flald W. ti. Boyes. lato of said county, deceased, I, W. H. Kirk, Ad ministrator ol tucesiatooi sum n, v. rcojes, will, on. j Friday Hie 12th day of Sept., 1873, at tho Court House door In the city of Albany, In said county, hetwoen the hours of 9 o'clock A. m. and t o'clock P. m, of that day, to-wlt: lit the hour of 1 o'olook p. M offer fifr sale at pub lic auction the lolloping ilcscriocu rem estate, belonging to said cstato, to-wit: Lot No. 8 In liloek No. 8. and Lot No. 4 in Block No. 7, in the. town of Ilalsey, In tlnn county, Oregon, togeth er with the hotel birilding situated thereon. Terms The above property will be sold for cash in (T. S. coin, one-half to be paid down on tho day tit sale, and the remaining hall In six months, SCOUrea Oy mortgage on i n premises. W. H. KIKK, Adm'r. S. A. Johns, Att'y. , n52w4. SUMMONS. , . In the1 Circuit Court of the Stale ofl Oregon, of the (Jounty oj xtnn. MaryA. latterson, plaintiff, VBt Vm. Fnttor son, defendant. -, j V Suit for divorcp. - 4 In the narn of the State of Oregon : To the aoove-nntneu ueiciiuuin., n,ii.is,K'ivm. ju are hereby required to appear and answer tho complaint of the above-named plaintiff in the above-entlt led suit now on tile against you with the Clerk of said Court, within ten days from tho Ht f th service of this HumiilOllS UUOI1 yon, if served in the County or I.lntl, but if served in any other county wit hin tho Mtato of Oregon, then wunin twenty nays iioiu mwuau' of the service of this summons upon you ; and if served by publication, then on tlifi llrst uny of said term of said Court., which Bald term will commence on tho second Monday, the Pith day of October, 1S73, and 11 you fail to answer -as above required the plaintlir will apply to. the Court for the. n'llel demanded in the complaint, which Is lo obtain a Judgment and decree ot tho Court dissolving the bonds of matrimony exist ing between you and the plaintiff, nndawuHdlng the care and custody of the minor chUd, named in the complaint, to the pjalutlir, una or eucu other rellel ih prrtnlns to otiulty. ' i j OKO. it. ani'M, Att'y ror fi'ir. PubllshPd by ordoy of Hon. II. P. llonbftm, JudRt-of eHfd Courf. wliiuh order hours Uutu August at), 1S78. -i f ) i n3w. SHERIFF'S SALE. " B Y VITITUE OF AN EXECUTION out of Mm Circuit Court of the Htato of Or egon for tho County of Linn, to mo tiircctrd nnd (Ifllvfrcd, iKSUt'd in purKiuvncp of a dt'crro of fon'ciosuro of- oertnin morttriip;' nnd for tho aalo ot tho iiiortKiifiod premisrs, I huve lov iod uoii Iho loliowinc droriiK;d ronf prnporty, to-wit: ItofiinnlTifi at tho Knuth-wCBt corner or the Donation Claim of John A. Amblor, in Linn oonnty, (Ircfjon ; running tlionue ent Ii7 75-ilH) ciiin ; thonco nortlHiii dorPoS, wost 55 chains; thenCo Wiit 19 75-Kk) chains; thonoo south 22 Si-ILHJ chains, to tho place of bpRinninif containing it5 ncros tnore or h'BS, tiiken as tho property ot tho finld John A. Amblor and Lu clnda AmhliT, dolcntlarttM, to sntlnfy a judK" mont in favor of Lntlu r KIktnH iort ho Rum of tll8.4 in U. S. gold coin, with tnt'Tont at the rate of one jnr cent. wt month from Uio 7th day of Novofiihor, 172; also a Judginont in fa vor of Andrew Cowan and A. W.1 Stannrd, plaintiffs, and against tho Haiti John A. Am blor and Luclnda A"inblor, dolendants, for tho sura ol J1U7.2U In U.H.Rold coin, with intorost at the rate of ono nor cent, per inonUi from tho 7th dav of NovemW, 1872, and the further sum of $01.10 costs and disbursements and for accru ing cosUt, and, on Saturday, the Jftft day of October y 1873, at the Court Houro door, In the City of Albany, Linn county, Oregon, at the hour of one o'clock, p. Ji. of said day, 1 will soil the above describ ed property at nubile auction, for cash in hand to uie Digncat uiuucr. ALLEN PAHKFJH. Sheriff, Aug. 22, J873. Linn Co., Oregon. By (JKo. HUMi'HiiEV, Deputy. SUMMONS. In the Cirintit Court of the State of Oreqon for Jjinn County. The Albany and fcantlam Water Pitch or Canal Company, plaintiff, vs. Jtachaol Itlttor, Margaret Ann Hardinan, and B. K. Hardinan, hor husband, John itlttor, Km ma Dnckus, John Ilackus, Albert Haclnis, Caroline liellenger.and Morrlt itellongor, her husband, Philip Hitter, Clara Hitter, Martha Hitter, America Itlttor, heirs at law of John II. Hitter, deceased, de fondants. To Margaret Ann Hardman, ana H. F. Hard man, hor hUNbnnd, John Kittor, Caroline liol longer, and Morrit Hellonucr, iier husband : In the name of t he Htnlo of Oregon : You aro hereby not if led and required to appearand an swer the complaint filed ngainHt you in tho above entitled aetlnn in tho above entitled Court' at tho next regular term thereof ou tho second Monday of October, IHT.l and if you fall to answer, for want there of the pbiintiif will appiy to the Court for the, relief prayed for in the complaint, to-wlt: for I ho appropriation of lands ol defendants' for a right of wiiy for their a mil, fifty feet wide ; be ginning at a point on tho east lino of Bald de femiaijfs laud, In Kettion No. 33, Township No. 11, Houth of Range 2, West of Willamette Meridian, In Linn county, where the lino of said Canal, ns surveyed by paid company, crosses tlio. saitl eat lino of said defendants lands, and extending thence in a nortli-wester-lv direction, on each Hide of the center line of said Canal, 60 feet ivlde, 2 foot on each side, 2f ll- 1D0 chain! Uj the point where said line of said Canal eroHW tlio hiio between tho hinds of said defendant! ami the lands of tho heirs of HeM.le, deceased, This sumuionH Is published In purmmnoo of an order of tho Judge of said Court, dated Au gust H, 1H73. , SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the State fif Oreron, for Lwn County. J Th Albany and NanMam Witter Ditch or Oa rmlfornnanv. nlaintiff, vs. O, W. Ilackus, Iju- elnda Kyger, and Alpheus ivygor, her husbanrt, levl !. (lyeKiis, v. nacKii ui..i" ihuw up, h4slfe, A. It. Harkiis and Mary Kllzahrth itiicku.,- his wife, Joseph A. Jiflekns, Mary Jane Circle and Vincent Circle, her husband, J. H. Itackus, F. A. Kaekiis, Ira HaekliS and K. K. Ifcickus, heirs at law of Mary Ann JlacJius, de le mi ants. To Luclnda Kvger anil Alpheus Kyier, her husband, V. K. Ilackus and Lizzie Ilackus, Ills wife, Joseph A. Ilackus and J. M. rtaclujs, de fendants, named In tho above entitled aetloii : In the nauie of tiio Htate of Oregon : Y'iui are hereby suimnoued and required to appear and answer th" complaint filed ngatnst you In th" above entitled action, by the llrst day of the next rofjubir term of tho Circuit. Court in and ror tho County of Linn and Hlatuof Oregon, to behcldon Motidiiy, tho 13th day of nutobr, li';:t, at Albany, in said eounly,nd if ycai fH il to appj dr ajid answer a uUvu required, the pliitntiff will npjily to fi.e Court for tli relief prityed far in Ui aompfalnu to-wlt: hst. the iollowing described lands be approjirlaled U the use of the 'iilntiff heroin for a water dlteh or Canal : If niiig at ft point on the smith line of th" i( f d'feiHlHiits, in Heetlon No. It!, 'rownnbipv( Il.Hoiittiof Itarrge, "2 West, of thw WilliunetB. Meridian, In l.lnn county, Ore gon, where tin' line nx:dd Canal, nt surveyed, cross'S the sh.IiI sout li tine if futd fWtndnnls jjind, and oxU-mlln l.lvnce In a north westerly ilirction on each side of fnld line, fifty feet t wetny-tive feet on each Hide of till center lino of salil Cnniil 21 70-lMi chiilns to tho point, when-th" said line of snld Catmi eroxM'fi th" line boiwiii n tlie lands of suld deleutlants and I). Kinlth. I'nbllshed hv-ordor of Hon. Tt. V. Tonham, Jiid'c of shI'I ( 'ourt, dafd August II, Is7i(. . Holme Wn.r.iH nud Powell 6l KufJi, At torucyb for I'lftintiif. nJwti. A ?) V E It T 1 8 IS M R N T S . m BIUOI.J,, til UII.M. It CAMF0UNU RAILROAD V" Uwmpariy, Li'i J'Cpiirliiitii't, Purtlund, 0rgn, April 5, 87-. -iWioo is hereby givmi, that a vigorous proBW'tiufl will bo instituted K'",t ny nnd every pflmil (who irufepiwuea upon any linilrninl Land, 'P,Y Ming and ro movirtir timber tbort-frotH b.irn (tlie tamo is JJOXJfJif T of Iho Company A Nl) i'AlD FOR. All vacant Land in odd niim'jofect sections, whether litrveyod or wnsnrveyrd.vitHin dis tance of thirty miles from tho line of tho rod belongs to the Company, x -LB. MOOltES, i v7n35tf. 1 . . . . , Land A&nC HKMOIUIHOIDS. A. CAROTHERS A CO'S "PILE PILLS AMU 0IXTMHNT" have now become sue of the standard preparations of the day: is pre pared and reoemmendud for Piles only (whether chronic or recent). Bufferers may dopond upon it, that this remedy will give them permunuat rohei trom tain troublesome Mid damaging oom plaint. 1 gent postpaid to any address (within the Uni ted mate) upon receipt ol prico,i.&u. A. CAROTHKUS A CO., n40yl Albany, Liun Co., Oregon CHAIRS AND TURNING !; j. m; metzler, ! Ilaviafr moved bli Shop to Jefferson and avail ed bimself of the wiiter-powor at that plaoej 1b Dow prepared to furnish bis celebrated RAW-HIDE BOTTOMED CHAIRS I ta any quantity nnd In any alinpo. aerite win still keep a inre stooK or oft airs at his oiu Hand, either remiy lor use or in pieces for shipment, . W. D. Held in j? is hu agent at tbia place. v7n5tf. uuAiti r. suits, - GENERAL BUSINESS COLLECTION, ..-.. ..(" ' , l i ("T i 1 . , . .V - ' ASD '" " INSURANCE AGENCY, ; ' ' ' AND ;i ' NOTARY PUBLIC. Particular attention given to the adjudication til ncvotiniH. Collections made In all rtarta of tho State. iWOllloe next Uoor abovn tho Ileo-IIlve Htore. ... vtJnitftr. JOS. JUKILI.Y, CONSTABLE AND GENERAL COLLECTOR, North Portland Precinct. - Reference by permission to the following gentlemen ; ; ITU Ilonor Philip Waterman, Mayor of the Uity ot fortlimU; Hod. ivufrene BempiO vv,J. A. Chapman j Dr. J. C. Hawthorne; Dr.' I. A. Davenport; I. S. Rosenbuum A Co.; Knnpp, Burrell A Co.j E. J. Jeffries; Clarke, Ifemlor son A Cook; 8. G. Skhlmore; E. Martin A (Jo; A. B. HiohardBon k Co.; Millard A Vansuuyver. OFFICE 25 Waahington Street; letwe6n Firatand Sooonth , . .-. J ylntfth STAT13 AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE CORVALLIS, OREGON. Will Open September d, 1873. FACULTY! B. L. ARNOLD, Professor of Chomistry and Moral l'Uilosophy. B. C. HAVl-HOHNI3, Professor of Languages. JOS. KMKHY, Profi ssorof Jliilliomullcs. MIHH ntKNE SMITH, Prlnolpal of Primary Uepartiuout. - . MISS VIOLA HHIOOS, Tcaohor of Musio. CAPT. D. B. BOSWELL, Military Instructor. 7"A8 thp Aloultuml Dppnnment Is not yet filled, youths who desire admission can secure auiioiiitmeut by annlylnif to the undersigned. . ,D2W. . li. L. ABN OLD, President. TO THE FARMERS T ' . - and all in s ' WA1VT OF STORAGE! CB. COMSTOCK & CO. HAVK TITOTl- oufihly repaired and strengthened their Albany Warehouse, and havo two good clean ers and can handle all grain that comes with satoty and doBpateh. They are prepared to furnish all tho sacks needed. J)n not lo frightened by the old cry that wo an1 getting more grain tlmn wo can store. Call and see for yourselves. "Fairdeallngwlll'wln." bt keadTread. -si WE WI LL CONTKACT TO STOKE WHKAT KKKK. either at Albany, Portland or Ilalsey, until it is worth seventy-five cents pel bushel. W FLAXSEED. 'p A LA ROR AMOUNT OK FLAX HERD Wanted, for which wewlll pay tho highest marked prlee In canh, from tluio to time. Present quotations: For Common Volunteer, Re lh, " extra line and clean, $'2 'lb Wi lbs. V. H, COMISTOCK A CO., Aug. 16, 1878. nltf. W. 8. Nbwbkhi.y. SEASONABLE ADVICE TO SUFFERERS! DR. THOMAS, DOCTOR, or MKDICINK, FIIYSICTAIf d SURGEON, 601 Kearney Street, oor. of Sacramento. up stairfy ; - May be privately and confidentially consulted, either iH-Tsmiaily or by loiter, tor the cure of diseases of tho tlenerutivo Organs, Nervous Debility, Hpormatorrhiett or Ho ml mil Weak ness, Hyphllis, (ionorrhfca, Htricturo of tho Urethra and Uloet, or reuniting from youthful IndiHerellon, or other predlspuHjng eauses. Jilt. I HUM AH advertises witn me view or informing sutferors where they may consult a sl llllul medical man who can give tluun proof ol iiavlng passed through such a course of pro- fosrtional studies and examination us to enti tle him to the fullest confidence. Hpermatorrbfea or Hominal notjinty. as or all diseases of the human system, this is the most to bo gtmrded against; so, if once con tracted, shtmld Its treatment bo most. Judicious, Tho relationship, or relatile dependency exist ing between the Cerebro Hpinul system or nerves and the procroutivu organs is such as to reipilru on the part of the physician an inti mate knowledge of their iinatomlcal. nnd physical structure, for when once tho laws of nature have been violated, the buimtiful bal ance which naturally exists between tho ner voiik arid muscular svKtoin is overthrown, and a vitiated condition of tho in lml nud hAdy ills- ninys itseii in an array oi moriuu symptoms, both nervous and physical, Iroiti which Che pa tient can only hope to be permanently cured by tlie sclentilij research ol the true physiolo gist. 'DK. TIIOMAH strongly advises those siHTer ltig from tho above diseases to place themselves under his prolcsstonaloarentniioo, and assures tliorn that his treatment is uniformly success ful, and patients who have lost every hope niny resort to him wit h the fidl assurance of a rapid ; and permanent recovery. Lit, THOMAS Kuropean nnd Colonial expe rience has extomlod over twenly-tlv yenrs. lie studied at Hie WestmitiHter Hospital and Hi, Ocorgo Medical School, London, and was formerly surgeon to tiie tiouth West London Hospital. Kxamlnatlnns nnssod by Or, Thomas. Mem- j her ol the Koyal (Jolt- ge rf HurgeOns, Kngland, lti'ift;. Licentiate of tho Itoyal College or 1'tiyni-' claim, Kngltmd, 1WH : f.fcenttato In Mldwlb-ry lOiyul College of Hurgeous, Kngl.ind, iwil J)fKl.or of Medicine. University of UInson. i Oermany; .('old MInllfit, Ma4J-oM College, i IJjoouiKiinrti, jvoiiiou, JUL THOMAS may also ho oonddonlfallv : consulted in disofiscs ineldordul U lemaioii. j 'st enls unab n to 0nHo t rvTsonn IT. may do ho by li'ttor, stat log symptoms, go and sex, Consultation by letter, free. ersomii consuiiuiion iroin ua,m. till u P. if. Buridays lncluftlve, (.'rises of tiudtelno forwarded so ns to defy observation, (i" P'trts of tho Interior, TeHtlmnnhMK iroiu putionts, the MeUienl pro- fesKlon, and press. I'.ditornn iroin me --iieurow -newspaper, an i Francisco. July , IHT.l: nit. I I li tfti ah. i ne meiiicaiiorcefH ourcuvv : hns p-clved a very valuable addition by Iho re cent arrive I of lr. Thomns, who, ilt'-r a most iceetistui career in i-.urops nnu tlie r.ngJlfm Colonies, has concluded to make Han Km nels on his permiinojit home. Itr. 'J'honins' studies nave neon purHU' n uiuier uie nrsi. I'.un.penn i)iilciaus. louring ills professlonnl career he bin. pa"H"d ids examinations at Lieblg'H reb' linit' l C nlvi-r"ILv. Ol'-hneu. (ierrnany. as loc- tot of Medicine, wl h the nlKh1'!. honors ; nln, T uwt Itoyal ('olb go of rhysletftus and' Hnr- govns, Kiiglmid ; we have seen his Cnlvrslty Degree arm (.fninenien; a rn'fjunrui l'ipiouia, pivHi'ii'e i to i he iiiwtor by tiio order of Fr-st MrisofiH, thows that ills valuable Her vices uro ii"t(fMiwli ilk"''l by sueii a venerable bodv as tho above nomeri (jrder. The orikvt of Itr. tiiomas In located at (mi Kearney street, up stiiirs, tu trance bacramtnto street, Han Francisco. . vUulftyl, ADVEKTISEMElf TS. FARMERS. TAKE NOTICE! The new and well-arranged warehouse of , - .-'.,7 with Improveil efpnnlnR nparntus of nmple ca jiaclty, is now prepared to receive grain for the HARVEST OF 1873; Parmors wishing to STORE OR SELL WHEAT will find it to their advnntatre to see mo before sollinR elsewhere. All will be furnished, sacks to move their grain by calling ou mo. The HIGHEST CASH MIICE ' will bo paid for wheat at all time. S. MERRILL, an old citizen of Albany, of excollont business (pialitlcatlons, has taken charge of the ware house and will superintend tho receiving and delivering ol all grain passing throimh It, ' U. C111SA1LE. Albany, July 23, 1873.-nB0tf. ALBANY BOOK STOREI ' JOIIN FOSUAY, .... 0 BALK R IK ' MlSCELtJlNEOUS AND STANDARD BOOKS. BLANK ROOKS! SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY! CIIOM E HAVAN.VA CIOAKS l AND TOBACCOS. The Larg-att Stock of Fin Candiei , eror brought to Albany! OnnAn in nur lino Imported to ordor at short est poHKll)!. notl(;i., v a"i'he only jiliine In town whpro A nBAI. aoon f'inAB cun bo oUulncd. Cull and oth vSnlilltf. , , .. i ' i , , : 1 THE PARKER GUN- smo stamp roR circular : PARKER BRtfS. WEST MERIDEN.CT. 1)11. .'W." CJItAY, ALBANY, OREGON. OFF ICR IS PAKKJHlt'8 UHU'K HIX'K, eornef of r'Irnt end Kerry st reeu. OtHco hours troin H to o'clock a. M.,sucd lrom Ito 6 O'clock I'. M. - i ... Itcsldenoo t Corner Fftli and Ferry streets. ' VMJlililf. ilriti'4fc pordnyl Acents wanted! pJlffTMlF All classy o? working peo ple, of ellhor wk, yoniiK or old, make more money at work lor us in their sparo moments, or all tho time, than at anything eiitci. Fart leu lnrs free. Address U. ttltrison 4 Vo.,', IVirtiand, Mwliu-- .lnyl, '' A D V K UT 1 S E Vl KNTS, fOM, FOUNDED IN 1853. fT'No. 519 Sncramenfo Street, oor. ,.e T.oio.,.!,. u r ( a .below What Cheer, House. t private Kntranee en Leidesdorfltre(. a ' ; -t1. ,. gau Fmncieco. . Mtotlihed txpretttyto afford the afflicted tttwitf ana icisftio mcatcni aid tu tA.rafmnt end cure of, all Private and Citron, ,;t feUie(teitetviet of Vcr- I'ti:; 'f''; r. QJf.nd all Sexual ; .. y.;"? ' .i;i);y,f)ord'r?', 4 t;o UiAna,'. ' Dft. W. K; rxfIjRf Y ftRTTJRXS nra SIN cere thanks to lite numerous patients for tlielr patronage, and would take this opportu-' nlty to remind thorn th-rt he continues to cou sult at his Institute for thacuro of chronic dis eases of the f,unps, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive and UflhitoUrlunry Organ k( and all private dlsoasoB, viz : Hypliills lu all-Its forms and sta Kos, Htmliini Wen kness, and nil the horrid con- . scqueiices of Bell-abuse, Oonorrha'a,. ijloet, 'Htrlctores, Nocturnal nnd JDiiirnnl emissions, Sexual Dehility, Diseases of tho Hack ' ar- Loins, Intiaininatlon of the HI fid tier and Kid noy, ctc.,-ete., and ho hopes that ills lonir ex-1 fiorionce and succeKKfnl iiraollco will cotitAnue o insure hlrrt a share of public patronage. By the practice of many years in Europe-and tho United States, ho Is onahled to aiply the most 'efficient and' successful remedies atralost dis eases of all hinds. ' He cures without mercuty, charos moderate, treats his patients in a cor rect and honorable way, and has references of unquestionable veracity from men . of known respectability nnd high standing in society. . All parties consulting him by letteq or other wise, will receive thc-best and gentlest treat ment, and Implicit secrecy. . j rr '-'To' 'Females, ,'; ; "When a female is enervated, or afflicted with disease, as weakness of the hack and limbs, pain in the head, dimness of sight, loss of muscular power, palpitation of tho . heart, irrl tnunity, nervousness, extreme urinary dillicul- , tioti, doranpoment of digestive functions, gen eral debility, vaginitis, all diseases of the womh, hysteria, sterility, and all other disea ses peculiar to females; sheshould ro or write at once to the celebrated female doctor, W.- J. Dobort.y, at his Medical Institute and Consult him about her troubles and disease. The Doc tor is etfcctimj more cures than any other phys ician in the atato or California. Let no false -delicacy prevent you, but apply immediately and save yourself from painful sufferings and premature death. All Married Indies whose delicate health or other circumstances prevent an Increase In their, families, should write or call at Dr. W. K. noherty's Medical Institute,, and they will receive every possible relief and , help. ,'" , 'n "t ! t... v T t'orrespondentm,. ' Patfentn retilHInir in nnv rart. nt fho onh)n ' however distant, who may desire the opinion and advice of Dr. Doherty in their respective oases, and who think proper to submit a writ ten statement of such, in preference to holdinjr a personal Interview, are respectfully assured Umt their communications will bo held most BMureu. ine nocior is rcguuir graduate ana may ho consulted with every confidence, ' If the case be fuliv and eandldlv descrlhed. personal communication will be unnecessary, as Instructions for diet, regimen, and the gen eral trentmont of the case (incltidlitgthB reme dies), will bo forwarded without delay and In such a manner ns to convey no ' idea of tha purport of the letter or parcel so transmitted, Hhould your condition require immediate at tention, send ten dollers in coin (or thnt value ineurrency) by mall, or Wells. Kargo A Co.'a Express, and a package of medicine wlir ba sent to your address with the necessary instruc tions foruse. Consultation by letter or other wise, f nn.ju, . r-urmuueut cure guaranteed or DO Piv,. r ... ' Auuress, w. k. JJtmKHry, m. d., ,, :, , . . .... bni?'raJiclacOi Cal .' ' : Spermatorrhoea. " t)r. Doherty-hns lust published an Imnortant pamphlet embmlvlng iiis own views nnd expo rienoes In relation to Impotenco or Virility, ba ing u siiort. treatise on Hpermatorrhna or 8em inal Weakn-ss, Nervous and Physical Debility consequent on this affection, and other disea ses of the Hoxual Organs. ..i This little work contains Informntlon of th utmost, value tft all. whether niArrinl nr Mlncrlo. and will iu sent Kit by mall on receipt ot six ccirt in postage stamps for return pnstago. Address ; vanaetf. San Francisco, Cl. ;;: home ;J:- MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, -'OP SAN FR4KCIS0O ' ' - FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE." CAPlTAI. $1,000,000,' JOHN H. RKDniNOTON ..lTMMent. OKI). H. UOWAHU Vlto rnsldent. (JJIAW. K. MTaHl.......i..ri. Hecretary. N. ft, E1DV .... Marino Secretary. H. -II. U1UELOW .......Uonerttl Manager, DIRECTORS OREGON BCANCH i P. WASSEIlMAjr,' 0, li. i.kwih, : B. (JOl.llMMlTfl, It. MAOLKAYi.. . LLOYD IlKf)(V(rR.' flnlPm .'..,....Ij. Y. MHOVEl.' Albany . J. A. cllAWruitD. J will. ,..I). M. KIIKNCH. Lowlslon ,. J. LUV,E.'liUIlU., IIAMILIOSI BOVO, AGENT FOB OREGON & WASHINGTON TERR'V,; EtI C.4KTLK, local Agent ALBANY, OREGON. vDnSOtf , ' - FIREMAN'S FUND INSURANCE CO,,' ! OF SAN FRANCISCO. ESTABLISHED IN 1863 f : AnetL Jannnry I, 1873, ever $8SS . :-. OOe, in Gold. Fifty Thousand Dollan Dopoiit.d with tbe State Treasurer, in Compli auco with the law. ef the , State of Oregon. FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE i Loiiect rnlrly Aljued An PrOitipdy Settled 1 A. f: WHEfejfcJER;', : AdENT, ALBANY, OR EC ON. GKO. V. OIIANT. ilmnminr. nllmS. ' Portland, Oregon. ! SHEATHING, Plasterinn, EOOFING, CARPET UHIHO 8n.n.i. mn rm. Ut ttvu ir U. 5; MullIlICK, At, , X Snt . iuu nuilliuiii). fOSUAliU, SRtr.ON. mi if n at
