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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY NOVEMBER 21. 1873. AGENTS FOR THE STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT. Lj.. ' ..Sum! Adair. , , ,;i":r"::": Hrownsvllle Vnrvnllls : f'aiiyoa I'ity Colfax, W. i imiiiiH.. Kast Portland. .....,..... 0. 1'. i'oshow. K, JUUliULl. ".'.".!'."""!- W. J. Hamilton. , J ,Tuv. HnflVrty. J. Walton. Jr. Kr?UiB rv:;:::::::::::::::; ll Gmnlie 1. E. 8. MoO.in.iu. City -mKon i;uy..: rortlunel Pi'orln ndleton.,.....- Ansmmri?. r.til. White. ,U Samuel. i -L N. Bmlth. J.1. Tumor. !.r.V.'.','.'.V....i.j.....ARher &Iarks. n Kmriclsm..... wi.?i fiavl'iie. : .' - W. B. Gtlson. !ilon riat,V.T......l .......Lowls Stiinjoli. Vnlla Walla, W. T N. 1. Galon. iVestoH i - iv'a'V , y' Ynklma, W. T ' BEMOCBATIO CONVENTION. . T&e Democracy of this city are re quested to meet at the Court House on Friday evening, Noy. 28th, at 7 o'clock, for the purpose of nominating a Demo vratic ticket'for the offices of Mayor, . '.ecoiiler, Marshal, Treasurer, and six 'ldormen for the city of Albany. Hy order of the City Central Com- "littCS ... Anotiiei Eevoltino Case. on tst Friday Wm. Poe, a farmer living sir lfarrisburgj in this ' county r was .. rested on a charge of incest, oomrnit tsd with his own daughter, and upon being arraigned before Esquire Grimes, waived an examination and was held to bail In the sum of $3,000, which, failing to procure, -he was placed in -.iiarge of Constable Levi Douglas and ! sought to this city and lodged In jail, here he will languish until the spring tsrm of the Circuit Court. This Is a most sickening case. His daughter mme three weeks ago gave birth to diild, and confessed to her mother that her father was the cause of her ruin that he had been having illicit inter aUree with her for four years past- iibe is about 18 years of age, the oldest of nine children.' We understand that the lecherous old wretch, Poe, freely confesses his guilt, and-says that he will not make any defense before the Court for Ills foul orimo. He has been ft resident of this county for many years, for the past two of which he lias been a tenant upon Judge Tandy's farm near Harrisburg. BAMOti's Magazine. The Decem ber riumber of Ballou's Magazine is t most attractive number one of the Jioat rivnt, we have seen this year. It coiitains some thirty different articles, and each is of remarkablo interest to the treueral 'reader. The stories in this Issue are fresh and good; the 1 poetry elotitient and fervent, while the illus trations are such as will 'cause mAre than the usual share of attention! The loading story, "The Ghost of Hendeo Hall,11 continues to be of absorbing Interest, while "An Unfortunate Match" will still find admirers. Take laltoii'a Magazine, ' the cheapest monthly in the country and after an tfxamination of its merits, we must confess that it is superior to most of the .high-priced serials of the day j and yet to every subscriber is given a pretty little cliromo, an ornament for the l.fimn. Onlv-Sl.50 Jier year, and 15 cents single copies. For sale at all the stews depots in the country. Address Thomas & Talbot, 30 Bromfleid St.,, "i'.oston, Mass. ..... - . Arrested. Our readers will re jnember that last week we gave an ac count of a most revolting case of incest, 3 n which account the names of the parties concerned were withheld for ubvious reasons. Since that time the Sheriff has arrested the man who is - 3arged with the crime and he Is now In jail. His name is Harding Dawson nd the unhappy woman who is the v tim of his lust is Mrs. Delia Backus formerly Delia. McDermott. Sho is 1 df-sister to Dawson, and some fifteen . are his Junior. A preliminary ex amination of the accused was had at lie residence of the wretched woman, In tills city, yesterday, before Justice i iothers, and after hearing the testl- ny of the complaining witness, Mrs, Thf Gr.AFr,-MEAi,EY Case. After consuming three days in the trial last week, and attracting the olirtast undi vided attention of the Portlanders, tiie jury rendered o verdict of" "Guilty" against Dr. Glass, charged with causing the death of Mary llardman in aa at tempt to produce an abortion. A mo tion far a new trial was made but It is hardly probable that one will be grant ed. The Doctor (God save the mark !) will most probably serve the State In the capaoity of an-involuntary laborer for a term of years the longer the better. Mr. Chas; Mealey, charged with complicity in the affair, secured a change of venue to this county, and will not be tried until the March term of our Circuit Court. His friends are quite sanguine of his acquittal. Complimentary. The Mercury of last week pays the following handsome compliment to our fellow citizen. Dr. Houghton: "His Excellency, Govern or Grover, has -appointed Dr. H. J. Houghton, of Albany, Surgeon-General of the Oregon Volunteer Militia, In the place of Dr. Chapman, removed. The many friends of Dr. Houghton, will agree with us when we Bay that no better appointment could have been made. He Is a man of fine medical at tainments, a thorough scholar, a Dem ocrat, and a gentleman in every ac ceptance of the term, and this mark of his Excellency's esteem and confidence will be duly appreciated, not only by Dr. Boughton himself, but by his many personal friends throughout the State." - ' The Aldine. See the Prospectus of this most superb journal in. another column- This is truly the fluest art journal ever published. Anyone who examines the November number will be surprised at tho sumptuousness of its illustrations, as well as the big11 literaTy merit of its poetry and prose. Besides the two full-pago- original pictures, this number contains repro ductions of tho celebrated steel, en gravings, which alone would cost at the picture shops no less than thirty dollars. The Aldine pictures are every way as fine as the steel engravings. We iiave not Bpace to specify in detail the beauties presented in this periodi cal, except to saf that they are un rivalled. ; ' Railroad AccideUt. Yesterday while tho down freight train was" maneuvering on the switch at Albany depot, a brakesman named M. H. Ward, in stepping between two cars for the purpose of uncoupling them, got his foot on the track, and one wheel immediately passed over it, crushing the 'foot in a distressing manner, producing three fractures on bones across the centre of the foot. Drs. Bice and Boughton attended the man and dressed the wound, yand 'In a few weeks, with proper care' it is ex pected that the bones will knit to their proper place and the foot be ablo for its accustomed duty. Horrible. A gentleman who re sides nerfr Scio informs the. Mercury that the wife of Albert Bond, residing near that place, was terribly burned about a week ago, under the following circumstances: She was feeling some what ill and laid down before tho fire and fell asleep. Soon a stick of wood rolled down, which set fire to her clothes, completely burning them off of her, and injuring her to such an ex- tnnt. that for a time lier Jilo was despaired of. Even her woolen under clothes were burned ol, At last ac- oount she was in a fair way to recover. LECTURE.-Prof. J. D. White, of Kentucky, will lecture In Paciilo Opera IIous6 on Saturday evening, the 29th inst., varying the entertainment with pleasing recitations. The Pro fessor will appear in Corvallis, about Monday evening, Deo. 1st, and from thence will go to Monmouth, Dallas, McMinnville, Lafayette, Forest Grove and Hillsboro, thence overland to California. He delivered a lecture In this city a few weeks ago, in which he impressed our citizens as being an elocutionist of more than average merit and culture. An Unlucky Tow- h e ad." Dast Saturday Mr. Wolf, of this city, while sitting in his house was surprised to see a little spotted fawn come bound ing Into his lot. He immediately gave elcus, (who has not yet recovered oh an(J sucoee(ied with the assist- ,m the illness occasioned by tnc anee of Mr MeConnell, in catching ins of maternity) he was remandea and secuVlng tho little "tow-head. i , jail in default of $1000 ball. Judge hns 'appeared for the State and ssrs. Whitney and Baldwin for the Tense. " ' "The Winter Term of Albany llegiato Institute opens Monday, : i. 1st. ' B. K. WARREN, Pres. To FARMERS.-Howell, Harper & .'are agents for the Statesman Grain j ill, the only reliable force feed grain . (he Coast, Those imported by them j made with many improvements ilch adapt them to the peculiarities this Coast.- The hoes can be changed ! m a straight line to a zig-zag. We , juld say to thoso desirous of purehas i g a good grain drill, do not foil to -i the "Statesman." as they guarantee to be second to none now oftcred to 8 public. . It wi II sow , wheat, rye, : .ts, barley, timothy, and clover seed, d is quickly regulated to sow any mtlty to the acre that may Be uesir fi. The above named firm also havo : i cuting boxes and fanning mills of i latest and most improved styles; Tact the farmers will do well to go 1 see them If they desire to purchase 'thing from a wheel-barrow to a i tin engine ' Irani) Tuakksoivino Dinner. The -s of the United Presbyterian reh Of this eity have determined to e an eminent feast of good things at Illc Opera House on Thaiiksglv Day, next Thursday. A dinner ?-be spread froin eleven to five . ock in the afternoon," and ight a "reunion" and sociable will ny. The well-known culinary rep ion of the ladies of this denomlna i is a sufficient guaranty of tho ex- nee of the dinner to which their i ms will be served. It had evidently .been driven by dogs from the other side of the Calapooia and had swam down the Willamette to Mr. Wolf's residence. True to Nature" is the title of truly handsome cbromo sent as a pre mium to every subscriber to Uoaeys Lady' a Book. This unexcelled maga zine has -it reputation which is-too well established to require any extend ed notico at our hands. ' It is fully wortli the price of subscription, and with the ehromo added it is a most desirable addition to every household In the land. Tonnage. We counted no Jess than twelve ships at Portland last Friday most of them being under charter to convey wheat to Liverpool. Their estimated capacity is ten thousand tons. This is the' largest number of ships, we believo, that have over been in that port at one time. Several other foreign vessels Bent on the same mission, are expected to arrive shortly. Commercial College. Prof. Tay lor Is receiving high encomiums from all classes at the successful manner in which he is conducting his most admirable school. His system of book keeping Is universally commended as being the most convenient as well the most easily mastered, and his pen manship is unexcelled. Failed to Agree. The cose of the .State vs. Chas. Miller, for assault with a rlniiiri.mna wenrton on Slater, at Jefferson, last summer, was tried In Salem this week,-and the jury, after being out all night failed to agree and were discharged. The case goes over until next term. 1EAP Plows. Howell, Harper & have lust received a large lot of HONG AND ABROAD. ',. -Wheat, SI. . ' ' ' . ' Almanacs for 1R74 arorlpo. Greenbacks have "drapped" to 9to. Not a dwelling houso rentable in the city. ": -, Many Immigrants arrived hero by last steamer. Judge Mosher spent a few hours with us last Sabbath. Turkey gobblers are now the most popular candidates. Republican City Convention next Wednesday evening. There aje now 50 Chinamen at work On the Santiam Canal. Next Thursday , Is- Thanksgiving. Don't say "turkey 'to nsi ' " Demooratl'o City Convention on Friday evening, Nov. 20th. Rebec's have sociable at Odd Fel lows Hall to-morrow night. , Last fall tlie.flrst boat of tUe season arrived at this city JJpv. JS. I ,f ,;f . j A lodge of P. M. Masons will be con vened at Corinthian Hall to-night. Remember the Thanksgiving Dinner at Pacific Opera House next Thursday. An-immense breadth of grain has been sown in this county during the fall. , , It is esfcfmated lhat, bout" 75,000 cords of ; 'doi are annuallyS eonsurned in thisoityj ij . 57 ,i f I it! j ; Mrs Coo and her dau'gutr,.of. Asto ria, are at present visiting friends in this region, Enoch Sloan is erecting a commodi ous and tasteful residence in the upper part of tiie city, Wm. Morgan, late typo in the liegis tcr, and 5BiHy. Miller, ljave gonelo the Yakima mines. Eggs, 35 cts. If alien can't lay at that price she ought to have her tail feathers pulled out. Several ladies allowed the sunshine of their presence to radiate our sanc tum during the week. Some 15 operatives are employed in Brownsville woolen factory. The institution is flourishing. We are pleased to see that Mr. Wal ter Monteith is again out on the street after his dangerous illness. .-' ' Mr. Beard, of Tangent, is at present erecting a building at that place to be. used by him as a storehouse. The different warehouses of this city are at present shipping immense quantities of wheat to Portland. Unpreeedentedly lovely weather. This is certainly the loyliest fall since that of Eve's in the Garden of Eden. ,. Within the last few days there has been fifteen thousand bushels of wheat shipped from the Tangent warehouse. Miss Lou. Simpson formerly of this city, will opehjt select school" in' the F.piscopalian Chapel, -at Corvallis, next Monday. A sedition of incestuous case has not been developed in this county for the past two days. Where's the devil gone, now? - The Democracy of this city should turn out en masse next Friday evening aud see that a good ticket is put in nomination. The Howard Serenaders had fair houses in this city on Thursday and Fri day nights of last week. They gave gen eral satisfaction. Frank Wood has just received a large invoice of the Statesman Force-Feed Grain Drills, direct from the South Bend (Ind.) manufactory. Dr. Alexander's health is still im proving, and his many friends may shortly expect to see himflaxing about in his usual energetic way. ' Bauin scattered,. $r20,000 over his counter to wheat sellers during the week. We hope it will not all go back to the Eastern maiiutacturers. Thanks to Capt. S. J. McCormick, the Pioneer Bookseller of Portland and and primeval Almanacker of Oregon, for literature and other pen-gas. The contractors of the Albany and Santiam Canal are in receipt of a large "invoice" of Chinamen which they in tend putting to work on the diteh. Rumor has it that Albany is to have a new bank. This is of course because of the i ncreasing wealth of the printers which must be deposited somewhere. Go to the Pacific Opera House next Thursday to. get your Thanksgiving dinner. FreBh oysters aud everything else that is good will be in attendance. Mr. W. E. Barr has opened a stock of musical instruments in the post office store. He Is formerly of Salem, and we know him to be a square man. Only two men in our county jail for incest but then the world must not judge us too harshly, as our officials are doing all they possibly can to catch the rest of 'em. Our friend Win. Peters has latoly been reconstructing his shops in this city preparatory to putting up a large number of the celebrated Albany wagons this winter. ' , , , Zeplieniar and Ann Sophiar and all the" 'children living wilt go, to the thanksgiving festival next Thursday. Its a mighty sight ehcaper'n gettiu' up a dinner of lixins to hum. A slight unpleasantness occurred between a couple of citizens on our streets last Saturday. For further particulars attend Judge Tandy's court next Saturday, at 1 o'clock. W. H. McFarland is now comfortably settled In his new and commodious quarters in the Conner brick and ready to show his customers the finest stock of stoves and tinware this side of Port land. Our job printer Is standing on his head in a perturbed state of mind be cause of the multitudinous rush of Job work this week. J'Let 'em como," as Julius Ciesar said to the Philistines of Poverty Flat. t ' ; Several persons were accidental .wit nesses to a kicking match between two Albany ladles last Sunday. Each one kicked higher than her head, and executed a graceful pirouette on her heel. Jt was a gorgeous sight. " A certain editorial friend of ours niiirht to be nolo to answer the connun drum as to the cause of the raiiroad fellers drinking re much water at Junction the other day. It was tho old story of Paris and Helen, only there was no Mcnalaus about to put a head on the gallant Trojan. By reference to card elsewhere it "will best-en (hat the shoemaking firm of Crane A I'.iehter is dissolved that eminent twdnl-covenng artist, Wm. XX Z3I KS KOTBS FUOM TAKIMA. .... Yakima, wTt., Nov. 8, 187.1. Editor Democrat: This city has a Union fa-bath school in running order, which was organized Oct. 12, 1873, and during our District Court last week, we had a Sunday school concert, which, was largely at tended and resulted in a collection of $91,25, which was appropriated In the purchase of an organ for the school. By the way, we arc greatly indebted to Father "Wilbur and the Hon. J. R. Lewis and other members of the Bar for their hearty co-operation in raising the aboye amount of money on the oc casion.. . , . -- -.. ' ' " " Wa had ten days of court here, and by the usual dispatch of Judge Lewis a great deal of business was transacted in that time. " " -r . " i Last but not the least, wo have re cently had a little mining excitement in our midst. ' During last month the discovery of gold was made publio by Tom. Goodwin and others who had been out prospecting through the past summer. The discovery was made on what Is called Swauk. creek, a small stream emptying into the Yakima river on the north side of Kititas Vailey. They found coarse gold in nuggets weighing all the way from $2,50 to $.18,00' which news caused quite a sensation, and a general stampede, but It being so late In the season, most of our settlers merely wenkaud secured piaims, and retunred home toattendtothcirdomes tic affairs and prepare for the mines in the spring. But old miners are flocking to the scene now from Mon tana, Idaho, Oregon, Walla Wralla, Seattle and other places, and no doubt will attempt to develop tho mines to some extent" this fall. I have also spenf a portion of the past summer prospecting for quartz, and think I have been quite suocesstul. Have found several leads of gold and silver bearing quartz, so that indications are favorable for a general mining country here. ' Yours, etc.,' - E. P. BOYLS, Concert. A Sabbath school con cert will be held in the M. E. Church next Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. An interesting programme has been arranged., consisting of declamations and singing by the children. All arc cordially invited to attend. , WEEKLY. PRICES CURRENT. COttAKOTED WKUKIiY BY I. C. HAIU'KIt A t'U Ffllowine are the priced paid for nrtxbioe. anil the prices at whioh other ai-tielea uro nd.ing ill tins uiftrkot: i WHEAT Wbita, bushel SI. OATS 3ft bushel, 30 ctj. POTATOES-' bushel, .60. ONIONS fi buhel,ll M. FLOUR 1 bbl, JO 50. . , I1KANS While, lb, 45 ol, . DRIliD FRUIT Applcn, If tk, onl; Peaches, ft, 1M els.; Plums, lb, Mo.; Currants, lb, lOo. BUTTER 1Mb, fresh roll 1625o. EGAS IS dozen, 35 ots. CHICKENS! p doien, $3 00. SUOAlt Crushed, ijS lb, 15 els.j Island, lb,tlt5)13 ots.,- fclaa i'ranoiaeo Ke&ned, lb, ial u. TEA Yonnjr Hvson, tfi lb, $1 60 j Japan . 1H ib, 7"oi 00 : lilaok, lb, r5ol 50 . COFFEE t! lb, 2325 oouts. SALT li3ots. . SYHUP Heavy Uoldon, $ keg, 4 60. ' Ex. Heavy Golden, 3 Rnll.,$l 25. BACON Hams, $ Ib, 12ctJ; Bides, Bets j Shoulders, 8cts. LAKH In tins $ lb, 10 ot.) In kegs, 9 ots. OIL Devoe's Kerosene, 33 gallon, 75 cts., M can, 5 gall., fi 00 j tihseed- OH, raw, Sjl gall., $1 23j Linseod Oil, boiled, $ gall., 31 37j: ' , SKINS Undressed Door Skins, $ lb 80 ots Drossod Deer Skins, 9 Ib $1 25 1 Dry Cow Hidos, flint No. 1, 3 lb 1012i;cts J Green Salted $ lb, No. 1, 56 ots ; Culls, nomi nal ; Sheoprklns, according to quality and eondition. ADVEltTISKMENTS. UK P. C. HARPER & CO., SPECIAL NOTICES. OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE. nappy renin "' " ' . j of Krrors and Abuses in early Hie. Manhood Hestord. lmpudimouU to MnrrlaRO removed. Now method oi trout men t, New ttnd remark able remedies. liou,s mm cireumiB W--1N. In scaled envelopes. Address, HOWAltD AH- BULilAllUl'H, nil. a, otihu ' " phiA.l'R., an Institution havint? a high ropu- 1 ..i ' .... ..!!., n,.,l,i..r mill nrdlMSshmiLl skill. vtml3yl. A. WHBKLEtt. CP. HOGDB. O. H. WHKELEtt. A. -WHEELER & CO., SHED3 O REGON, FORWARDING AND COMNISSION MERCHANTS. ; store nt lowest mnrkiit rates. Afrent lor snlo oi v. . der Mills, Churns, Ac ftO. r,. rnUTr CA8H 1)0 Id rbr WHEAT, OATS, PORK, BUTTER, EUQS and POULTRY. vl)nl3yl. Open Meeting. An open meet ing of the Erodelpliian Society of Albany Collegiate Institute will be held at the College this evening, for the purpose of celebrating the second anniversary of the Society. Citizens are cordially invited to attend. Chromo Premiums. That excellent religious journal, the Pacific Christian Advocate, published at Portland, offers three rare chromos as an inducement; tn anhspribers. Read the adv. alse- where. Reed. Howell, Harper & Co. have choice articles of wheat for seed, Wh as' Fall or White 11'inter, Click, una Club, tfonora, etc. ; also a lot of)rchard Grass and Timothy seed, all of which they will dispose of by exchanging for other seed, or on other terms which will suit. . , want to WwM few For our great plrtorlal work, lust Issued, called A LA CALIFORNIA, Sketohes of life in tie Golden. Bute. By the lato Cor,. Albert S EVANS. A Beautiful Odavo, Splendidly Illustrated. Vivid IVn Piilntlnm of Llto In . California, etc., etc. Agents also -wanted for tho r , "MANUAL OF AMERICAN IDEAS." A most Invaluable, work for every American Citizen. Oetavo, panes. Also Just Issued, TIIE FAllMHltfV JOllltNAI. AND ACCOUNT HOOK. Bend for terms upon theso rapid, sell lnu books. A. L. BANCROFT & CO., fe SAN FRANCISCO, CAIj. . llapiK'd Hand and I'uco, Sore Lips, Dryness of tUe Skin, &c, t:c., Cnrcd at once liy TIKOKMAN'S CAMrnOH ICE WITH UI.VC'KlllMlS. It Hoops me imuus soft in all weather. Scohat you Ret HEUH MAN'S. Sold by nil Druggists, only 25 conts. Manufactured only by Hkgkmau A Co., Chem ists and Druggists, Now York. an!3'71yl ADVKETISliMENTS. HOTOL, ifABPER & CO. buy all the oats in Oregon. Wood Pirars. The best and most improved pumps now In use-being the cheapest aud most durable for sale at Howell, Harper & Co's estab lishment. ' , NEW TRIUMPHS! Sales of Last Year. - The statistics from sworn returns of the Sales of Sewing Jlachines in 1872, (reported in 1873), show that the Sing er Manufacturing Company sold, last year, over FORTY-FIVE THOUSAND more machines than any other Com pany, and over one-quarter of all ma chines sold during that year. Nine out of ten of said Singer Machines were for FAMILY use proving the great popularity of the Singer In tho house hold. Annexed are the Sales of air fcret makers: Tiie Sinflfer Maltufaf.'g Co. sold IO, T.1S Wheeler & wnson i in i.o.... Howe Machine. Co, estimated! Grover & Baker 8. M. Co ... Domestic H. M. Co Weed S. M. Co Wlleox A Cllblis 8. AI. Co...- Wilson 8. M. Co Amer. n. H. O. 8. fit. Co Uold SIhclal 8. M. Co.. Florence 8. M. Co TITUS, BOUROARDKS CO., Agents, Albany, Oregon. Also, all kinds of Moohmo Needles for salirl SPECIAL CAIILH DINPATCII PROM THE WORLD'S FAIR. Vienna, Austria, Aug. 20, 1873. , W. O. Wilson, President Wilson Sew ing Machine Company, Cleveland, Ohio: The Wilson Sewing Machine receiv ed the GRAND PRIZE MEDAL for being the Best Sewing Afachine, and a Grand Prize (medal of honor) was awarded to the Wilson Sewing .Ma- chiuo Co. for manufacturing sewing machines In the best manner, from the best material, and by tho best known mechanical principles. These celebra ted machines are now on exhibition and for sale at the store of RLAIN, YOUNG & CO. CITY ELECTION NOTICE. mTOTICE IS HHREI1T GIVEN THAT THE ill iiimuiil election of olllcers of the f! ty of Aii-anr. I iregon, will be held nt the Court House in sal,! eliy, on the first. Monday In December A S 1H7 ami the polls shall be opened at II o'clock m tNOmornlnii and closed nt 0 o'clock n ho eve nlna of said dny : but the JuclKes may. tor Tho nun "soot receiving-nil the votes hold thepo At said election there shall bo ohm en one Mayor, one Heoorder, one 1'"'" ihnl, "d six Aldornum, who eal "''''j '',1 of, and reside within, tho City. " serve one venrfrom tho first .Monday ary fonowingmld election, or until their suc cessors are oleoteii and qnaliUod. in witness whereof f havo hereunto set my 1UJ!i . hand and afflxe.1 tho Heal of said City, U-S- UllH 'Ul Ut y JOSEPH HANNON, City .lUiOortlcr. FOUNDED IN 1853. 519 Sacramento Street, cor. of Laidesdorff btreetv, (a few dow bolow What Cheer .House. ' '"' Private Entrance on Loidcsdorfl street,- ,( r . ' ', ? Ban FranoiBoo. , - f EttabUthed exprenly to afford (ha ttflicttd tomd and tcientijio medical aid in lh$ treatmtttt ' and cure of all Private and 67Aton c Diaeatet, cases of Seer- ' Sy and all Sexual J)iuordtr, TO TIIE AFFLICTED wi.T W W TvmWllTV RRTTTllNS HIS SIN- II oero thanks to his numerous patients for their pa.trtmuRO, and would tatio mis oppon-u- nltv ti romiinl them t.httt ho COIltinilOS to COn- suit nt his Iustituto for tho euro of chronio dls easns of tho Lungs. Liver, Kidneys, Uig-stlve and Uonlto-Urlrmry Organs, and alt pnvate diseases, vln : Syphilid In all Its lorms and sta ,raa wui.iirmiAAjVnirmuiM mid nil the horrid con- seiu'ucos of self-iibtise, Oonorrho3a, Gleet, Strictures, Nocturnal and Diurnal emissions, sexual Debility. Diseases of the Rack and Loins. Inflammation of the madder and Kid .,..,Mi fltrt tn niifl hehnnesthat his loner ex- ptTtonoennd auceossful practice will eontlnue to insure him a share of publio patronage. By the practice of many years In Europe and the United States, he Is enabled to apply tho most efficient and successful remedies ngninw uis .m.hob f.r nil kindH. Ho oures without mercury. Ahn.rirr mndrntH. trefits his natients in a cor rect and honorable way, and has references of unquestionuoie veracity mmi iuuu n mmwu All parties consulting him by letter or other wlsewlU receive the best aud gentlest treat ment, and implicit seoreey. To ' Females. When a female is enervatod, or afflicted with disease, as weakness of tho bock and limbs, pain in tho head, dimness of sight, loss ot miiertiiinr nnwcr. rtah.it.nt.ion of tho heart, -irri tability, nervousness, oxtremo urinary diftioul tfes, derangement of digestive functions, gen eral debility, vaginitis, all disoases of the wntnb. hvsturln. sterllltv. and all other disea ses peculiar to females ; she should go or write HE onco 10 me ceieurateu ihiiihiv uofwr, v . jv. Doheri y, at "his Medical Inst ltuto and consult him about her troubles and disease. Tho Doc tor is effecting more cures than any other phys-. Ician in the State of California. Lot no false elteaey prevent you, but apply immediately ftIK- save yourself from painlul sufferings and nrempture death. All Married ladles whose delicate .health or other cireumeUnoes prevent an increase u their families, sbonld write or SallAtBr W K. Doherty's Medial Instltuto, and they will receive every possible relief and help. To Correspondent. V Patients residing in any port, of the country, however distant, wlA may deciro the opinion and advtee of Dr. Dohcrty in their respective oases, ami who tlilnK proper io siumuv writ ten statement of such, in preference to holding a personal interview, are respectfully assured that their communications will be held most sacred. The Doctor is regular graduate and may bo consulted with every conlidonce. If tho cusn be fully and candidly described, personal communication will ho unnecessary, as instructions for diet, regimen, and the gen eral treatment of the caso (including the reme dies), will be forwarded without delay, and in niifVi n mniiner n t.n oonvev no 1yR of the purport of the letter or parcel so transmitted. Should your condition require immediate at teitl(fn, send ton dollars in coin (or that valuo in currency) by mail, or Wells, Fargo A Oo.'i n'.vnriiuH nmln tiiiekiiire of medicine will be sent, to your auuress wu n tno necesnnry iuhi-ihu-tinna fnniKH. f !niiHnlt nt km hv letter or other wise, j-hbb. rermaneut cure guarantecu or no P11 . .,.. tr tr Ti-rrT?ryvV nf Ti BanFronclseo.-Cal. t)EALER3 Ut GENERAL MERCHANDISE ! I Embracing tho most FASHIONABLE STYLES OF DRESS GOODS, . fcONSISIINa IN PAKT OJ FUSE BILKS, ENCnLlSII TEIOBKS AMD IGO?iAt BEUOES Ut THE NEW COLORS; ALPACAS, . PLA1D8, , . , EMPRESS CLOTHS, LACE COLLARS, EMBROID'RY, . SILK FRINGES; 'GIMPS, LACES, - - CLOTHING, FANCY NOTION'Sj MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING AND- F TJRNISH X JS G O O ODS ! FIREii:I'IS BALL! ALBANY ENGINE CO. NO. 1 wjxj. aivE A .Mold m,tm Ui'l.WSI 62.ISI0 4ii,.'ir4 4iMI 1H,: 17.HW Id,73I) I.ivlnK AiUcrdMcmciitH A modlclne that lias dono moro than all the proscription of tho pharniaoopaUa to protect the human system against mo ooniiy his su perinduced by unhealthy surroundings, Is cer tainly worthy of unlvorsal conlldenco. It Is mainly on account of Its extraordinary pre ventive priipertle. that Hostetter's Blomach Bltu-rs Is so eienedllidly popular In looalltles subject to the visitation of miasmatic fevers and other diseases produced by empoisoned air. A family that has escaped sleKness dur ing a sickly season In consequence ofuslngtho Bitters as a safeguard, lsa living advertisement of tho virtues of the preparation. The- whole ,.!,. l.lrI,norf reallio the fart. "I couldn't have believed It," Bays one, "I scarcely cred ited the advertisements! but one must believe what ono sees," says another. "It lithe very thing wo need in this unwholesome lection of oounlrr." remarks a third. And tho result Is that the lnsttnCt of self-defence, tho flrstlaw of nature, induces three fourths of that commu nity to obtain a supply of tho great vegetable antidote before tho next slcaly m ason nil In. In winter, when the system retires extra vig or and elasticity Ut enable It to baffle the effects of dsmnnnd cold, the Hitters WTll lie found GRAND BALL! 1 . IH AMANY, AT TIIE PACIFIC OPEKA IIOUSE, NEW YEAE'S EYE, Deoembor 31, 1873, OOHMITTRH OF AltnANGEMKNTS 1 JAMES HEliltKM, WILLIAM TAI.I.Y, W.M. HENJAA11IN, UI-.UIH..J!. uiiyv, JOE WKUllKll. ' nWIBl'TIOK COMMITTEK I M. V. BROWN, A. N. AUNOLD, N. HAUM. KLOOB COMMITTEE i W. I1KKTAMIN, N. I). HUMPHREY, t..KI.INF J. U. 1IHKI1KN, WM. TALLY, OKI). KLINE. A irenernl invitation Is extended. Firomon nr.. r,.MI,nnlt.,l lo l.tllll'lir 111 IlllllOrtll. TICKHTS (Including supper at St. Ohsrlos iioteii i).i. 'yj'r: f5 a' IIPI Snormutorrhcea. Pr. Pohprty lias lust nubllahed an JnTportant pamplil'Jt embodying his own views ami exp rlcnai'S in rolatlcin to Impotence or Virility, bo- ini ii Hlw.rt. tr.'ntiH. tin Hi,Ttnnt)lTbfla orSotn- initt Wi'iikiiPKK. Norvous and I'hyitlcal Debility coiiscnucnt on tbls atVi-'otioii, and othor dlsua- This little wurk contains Information of tho iitiniist, viiltio in nil. wticthor married or hIiueIo. and will bo wnt FHKJS by .mat Iron receipt ol sis oonis in postage siiimpn ntr rnurn ouslubo, vSnau'. Han Francisco, Cal. tfl- 5xS .t-.. "Hi 2 i:iviu w Rii:iJ.,viHa ADMINISTRATOK'S notice. TVOTlrnmllKKKIIYOIVBW THAT THE ill uwlerslgned has been duly pi nb'il ad-mlnlslnit-irof the the estate of Jarrn-sit. lliorn, deceased, by the County 1,'ourt of Mnn county, Hiaw of Oregon. All persons havl.'ig eliilms agalrut sulil estntn nre reiiilred to I1"'1"''11 tin-in. with the proper -vouchers, wltbltl lx nionths from ilete hereof, to the utid'-rslgoed at bin residence In Hel l.lnii eoiintv, (.iregoll. .IllM J'll T. T1IOHI', Adm'r. JnnttnA Jnxvx, Atfys. Dated let.au, W73. Ul2wl. Mirtleuliirly serviceable. itneiiroaiisin win ! In- apt to fasten umn intiwlea and nerves that have b"en braced up by Ibis excellent In-vlL-omnt and nervine; lier will the severities of tho season, which havo sneb a disastrous -f-. .... .... .t f the feeble and Ta.VXKiiQlVlXO Skbvice. Tlicro i mchtcr; ntalninz wilo pmuriutonhip deiieat.-, i- likely u, wrei - ."'""""''r will ben union thankfKlvliig oervice of tiie bus'iwsa. Mr. Crane wan com-, hl. ,.,, a u,e body (which . ii . i. t- r f.t,r,.i, nmt Thiit-s-' l'H-4to rnlire In c(ins'iiftiou of eon- aiwvssyiiiitbi'-wiibtheiip-iiv-oramt held at the 1. P. Church next i"u."-; , , iUatitiu ijuiv Bichter ive i-r. t.med and .iinuiat.-.i by eoi.,.,. of ...... .. . c 1 mnA n, I l.v nt 11 iVeioek V- M. IteV. lsaiau ... .. u ,u- l.t i th- resloraiive. jne 111. ,n v UHIWlllOll v.... j i,iiwiYcj'ru nun mran lv v rf.Ku)arM.eft Of the trWelS WI i t;i.,. fii., tiu.-. xvlii.-h tlicv Wilson, of the M. E. Cliurcu, will de-. tvle and best material at (hortest ...ddm chants of w.aihe: . ULU. ..v..'.....--. I 1 . . . j . .. 1 .... . .IH115 at greatiy reduced prices... I liver the discourse. 1 notice. which proceed from ier uirv always ! J avoned by a umely uae ot th liitwrs. ADMINISTRATOR'S BALE. Iinil,ll! NlflK.T. IM HKIlK.ltY IIIVKK 'i hat by virtue of an order made by tho County l.Viurl,, within and for the County of Linn, In the Rate of Or.-Km, on thettb day of ii-euiber, ISIi, In the uitittvrof tlieKsteleof A. H. Illusion, bile of said county, I, John Hus ton, administrator of the Citato of the said de ceased, will, on Thmday, the 27th day of Nov:, 1S7S. at tho Court IIouiw door, in the ltjr of Allmny. In mild county of Mini, nt tin: hour of I o'clock in the ftfUTWum of that ilay, will nt pub!l auc llon, tho fnllowhiK tUmvibfil n-ni pruH-i IwlonK'titf ti all ("Mote nnd Mtuat'-d in tall yunty, U-wit: 'i ho Kiitth-.'HKt (unrtir of t"0-tlonii-f; 'lint NorJ1i-ft imrtir nt lb" KotilS".-wt-Ki o,urtfrr of ru ction Xl, and tho followlii -ll'Kinntiiu: &t tb" Norih-Wit onTin-r ut thn Hotitii-wft innr. rof ncHton and running thrnM! Houth m tviJlH; thnon Kitut H rKl: Ihtiiiw North w) rnn; tlienoo Went m;rol,to tho plaiw of hfulrifiinir; all In T. I'. No, ) K.utii of ILn.ti' : Wffht, la Mnn amt.v, Ore icon. ootitHliiitije 2(0 wf-n. T- rnin or mil';; lor I K. polrt fo!, on? Ihtnl 1" hand ; onf-iblnl In thrro rnoiithw, and oiM-. third In iiln rnontbd, to ots B.!cur by inortttff on thi promtwu. JOHN HLBTON. AdiiiT. JoUM 4 Ju5W. AJ. 3nllwl. SEASONABLE ADVICE to sufferers: DR. THORiiAS, DOCTOR OF MEPICINK, PHTSICIIAS A BtrSQW), 601 Kearney Street, oor. of Saorameuto up stairs, 8AM FRANCISCO. - May be privntoly and confidentially sonflultcd. elthrptTHonally or by Mtor, fur the cure of; dlscawts of tha Oenoratlve Owans, Nrvnu Dobllliy, Hpcrmatorrna'a r ' V,"," ntiHH, Hyphlliw, Gonorrhn'H, Htrloture off tbo Urt'tbra and Glnot, or rasiilMnjr from youthful indisori'tion, orotbtfrprf'tllrjpoHlnKcauBdB, UK. TJIOMAM iMlvnrtlsoii with th vlnw of informing sntr-rers whro thoy may consult ft nltlUlul inodlnal man who can (live tlmm nroof of having pimwd tbroutib such a ontirM) of pro foHHional fttuilb-s and oxitmlnationH aa to enti tle htm to tint fill lent onnfldmico, HpcniiaU)rrhnftorSf!iiilnal luiblllty. A of all disasi'8 of tho human nyHtm. tlit Is the iiiiiHt. t.n b(( u-iifirdrd nuitiriHt: HO. if CI) CO 0OI1- tractfd, Hhuuid Ita treatment bo maul JtiUlcImiiv The ri'iai ioiiaiiin, or rtMni ne umwnui.'nc.y waibi InR bfttwoon thn Consbro Mplnal HyftLom of inirvi'B and tho prnen'atlvo owiiih Ib auoh an to n-qulro 'tn tho piirt of tho iihyllan an lntl niato iwiowlcdfio of their anatomical and phvfttoal Btructnro, for when onco tho lawn of naiuru havo Iwun vonU-, th bi'aiitlful bal ani'o wblnh naluriflly cxtstn btitwitcn tho insr viniB find niuwiiilar ynUm Ib overthrown,' hn4 a vttlati-d condition of the mind unci body ninvu itxi'ir in mi nrr'iv of morbid Nv'tiintoinB jot'h ncrvoiiN and pbynt.'al. lnm whirh tlm pa- tbtnt can only hopo to ha nitrrnanotit'ly min-d by tho clnUiio rcHeurcn oi mo true unyiaoio- B1"!: ,.... 1 ' IV. I ll"i'ln Bl 1 1 ll I J nuiiwi iiiinu nuiiri- Iiik from tho alxivo diHitaR'mto plaoa thomwutvf b mnh-r hlH profrflnlonal arn atmii., and umturcB thnin that hlfl trnattnont Ib tintforinly mmwW fill, anil iiiUlt'iitu who bavn lotvcr.v hopairay r''wrt to him with tho full Huranoe of a mpld and ptTiiiiint'iit recovery. JjH. TllOMAH' Knnmcan and Colonial oxpn rhmfso ha oxti-ndil over twonty-llvw yvntft. Hot rtludb'd at tlirt W'-itminrttiT IKmpllal and Ht. i(M)r(fo Modioitl Hohool, Ixmdon, and waa formerly nurgoou to tho Houth Went london ..Bl.lli.L Kxamlnatfonn rmnnnA by Tr. Tlioman. Mom- Ikt of tho Itoval Colb'tt" of HurKcotiB, Knirmnd, ixrti- Mcniitiuti of tho Itoval (lolktrti of I'hvnf cAnrn, Kncland, IWH ; MwnHnto In Mldwilory Koyal CollfKo of KuryiunH, Knland( 1WM; UfH'tor of Alfdk'ln'1, University of tiUwn, (Jcrmanv; Liold MtKlallut, MeUlcal Collugu, IJifMmint.iirK, lAtndon, 1H1V1. IHl. THO MAM may alno confidentially Aonftiiltttd In dtH''aoB lnrlrn!itl to fmnHlM. l'titiciitH uBftblctto frofiKHlt pornonally, may do wi hy letter, fttulltifr rtympt4in, ao and box. Conltiiitation by Idtt'T.frco. I'orBorml aoiiftiiltatiun from 9 A, K. till 0 P. U. Hunday Inr'liial vf. CamfMof minll-jlno forwarded no a to defy obHf-rvaibm, li ail part of tho Interior, 'l'i!HiiiiitjnlfilH Irmu paUt jits, tho Medical pro fRBMfoii, and proftn. Kdltortat from th? ,'!rid)r.w"newpajwr,'fan FrandHCo, Anly'St, 1K7? : "Idt.TII'iMAH. Thompdlrnl force of our city linn rcfctvi-d ii vcrv valuuhlo mldlth n hv tho re- wot arrival of Ut. ThoiMRH, who, ntU't a timnl KN('Kiful career in r.nrm am tho hniMt ColonlcB. ban oonflhid.Kl to tnako Hun Kraii''l- 4 IiIk o;rmau('iit hom!, Jir. Thomas' Btudbm .ftviT hi'n purHiifd uiificr the Nrnt Knnii: phvKirlanB. I Hiring hlH nrofoitHiimul cnrt?'r ho IiiLN pMHiv'd hid xamliutlonn at Mhiv.'H c"lo-brat-d I'liivmitv, .Hi-vn, Oiirmitta', a loo- tor of M'-dh'Ifi"', with too blirbret honorM ; aim, ,.t ti.n Kivi.l Coiiciro nf I'liVHllallB njid Hitr- ireorm, Kn'cln nil; wo have m-tm bt llnlvcrtdly I. i'rc(' and iU-riittftiUm. A b--utllul Jilploma, prfrntml to tho iHtvUx by tho tird.T of Free AlanoiiH, BhowM that hfi valuahlo wrvtcn arc iwlt nowh-dK'-d hv mn-'h a vii'Tablo lKidy an tho Rbovu nom.'d Urd'T, Tho odlooof Dr. Thomafl Ih lo.-iih d at mi Kearney dtreet, up utalri, su tranctj Hacmrnvnto HtriH-t, Han Fraiicio. vHfriOvl. 1 til "Pi-L S" "'Kit H . c-p j f " ' "" "' j VEBFOOT MABKT. W. II. CiKARHAKT, Proprietor (ivii.c iwrrnancntH" located hi Albany, In 1 E t:hfnft- itiiidUiK, on tlio onrm rof Mrl a fid IlruM.iitlbtn BtreH. I will bo happy Urw- coiriftioduli' all my old rmUftnfrn and iwi many ii-w ones a mnv boo fit U Ktv rn a rail, I will k' -itn hinds of cholc ieat-hr''r, mut- ou, veal, aud Ionian b.)Jyl. HATS AND cArs, BOOTS AND SllUJiS, WALL PAPER, PICTURE cord; TASSELS, i MIRRORS, : PICTURE FRAMES, , BROGUE SHAWLS, , .. MISSION SHAWLS, , LADIE'S FURS, CASSIMERK, BLANKET'S; CHILDREN'S FURS, - : DOMESTIC PPODS, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE,- - . POCKET CUTLERY,' -TABLE CUTLERY, ' WOOD WARE, WILLOW .ware; GROCERIES, TOBACCOS; ... . H 1 ,f l V, I rV - - HOSIEKf , ALSO THE CELEBRATED BREECH-LOADING LAMINATED STEEL SHOT GUNS I PLAIN SHOT GUNS,' SHOT BELlo, SHOT pouches; POWDEK, shot; . CAPS, POWDER FLASKS gun wads: HIGHEST We will pay tho MARKET PldcE FOIl FURS f DRESSED AND UNDRESSED DEER SKINS, 60W HIDES; ETC For ready ciwli, or to tiroinjit paying customers, we offer extr. induoementH. Don't fail to call and examine onr stock lcfor purchasing ekewcre.'