FRIDAY t.... FEBRUARY 8, 1874.,
AGENTS FOR THt- SiAtI- RIGHTS DEMOCRAT.
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brownsvllle ,
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Canyon City
Coirax, W, T.......
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East Portland ,
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Hal but ....... ..,
, ij,..PnniT Atlntr,
,., .........Isaac Miller;
O. P. Coshow.
.,,.,....;.,;;; E. Holgate.
,;; 1.3, UneuewcHHl.
fc W. 3. Hamilton,
J. H. Iwi8,
...Da v. Kafferty.
....J.J. Waium, Jr.
Sm!'Wuy and B. It. Holt.
liiUfpeiraVnce
T.".7.....Ur. Pavitlson.
jacKsonviiic,
Ibanon ,
jiii umniii
E. S, MoUoinu.
Stephen .Stautfl.
' .......Geo. P. Rowell A Co.
Col. White.
L. Sumuol,
I. N. Smith.
, ...J. H. Turrn?r.
Ashtir Marks,
...Thos, Iloyoo.
Al.Wlif-Her.
Monmouth u
New Vork City
Omjn tnty
I'urtlundw.
1'oorla
Pendleton. ..
Rose burg
Han Kranclsoo
Nhedd
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..Geo. Christie.
Hulimi
H. I'. Brown.
.W. R. Uilson.
A. L. BrlJeefiirmer
A. W. Ferguson.
Lewis Slim son.
, N. T. Caton.
I. T. J. Lucy.
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Tangent
Tho Italics
tlnlon Flat, W.T...
nviilla Walla, W. T,
A Weston
lYakinia, W. T..........
E, P. Boy Iks.
LINN COUNTY DEBOCMTIC COA'VESTION.
A Ppmocrntlo Convention for tlnn county,
OreRon, will be held lit tho Court Huusp, lu Al
bany, on SATURDAY, MAKL'H 7, 1K71, lit 1
o'clock P. M,, for tin' inirposoof sulcctlnjc twelve
(12) delegate! to attend the Duinocrnlio Htulo
Convention, to bo held at Albuhy, on March 18,
1874. r
The various Precincts In the county will hold
their Prluiarloi on SATURDAY, VfcHUUAUY
fll, at 1 o'clock P. M., for the purpose of electing:
delegates to the County Convention. The Pre.
ji: ris shall bv entitle. to rcpresvntutloa as fol-
Albany.- H ,,., 0
Orleans ,, 2
Hnlsey , 4
Wnrrlsburjr , 1)
Brownsville 0
llrush Creek 'J
flweet Hornet 2
Waterloo ... 2
Tjpbnnnn .... 8
Snntlum 8
Franklin Butte 4
Brio , 5
Bynlcuse .. 8
Center. 8
Total,... U
By order of the Linn County Democratic Cen
tral Committee.
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HAM. MAY.
A. W. H'i'ANARD, )
) committee.
I Death of an Octooenaiuan.
IVm. McBride, senior, of Orleans Pre
cinct, this county, died at the residence
of his son, William, last Monday, aged
87 years. Deceased was born in North
Carolina, from whence in the prime of
taanhood he removed to Indiana, In
Which State he resided several years,
after which he, still following the
"Star of Empire," emigrated to Iowa
when that now prosperous and popu
; Ipus State was a howling wilderness.
There he lived for many years, rearing
large family and making for himself
f a. pleasant homo. There also in due t,ime
he laid the beloved companion of his
life beneath the prairie sod, and sincere
ly mourned her to the day of his death..
In the year 1864, although nearly four
icore years had passed over his then
, hpary locks, the aged patriarch accom-
- pknied his sons to Oregon, enduring
the hardships and privations of the
long journey across the plains with the
fortitude and philosophy which had
ever marked bis life and ' which was
OB inspiriting example to the younger
members of the company. Since his
i arrival in Oregon he has lived among
his children now well advanced lu
years themselves and has ever been a
welcome and honored guest under the
family roof tree. Uncle Billy was a
Democrat of the old school, it having
often been his boast that from Jefferson
down to tho present day lie had never
dotted an "i" nor crossed a "t" on a
Democratic ticket. He was ft great
reader and a close observer of men and
measures, and was always an honored
Nestor in the councils of his party.
He was a life-time Christian a consis
tent and upright member of the United
Presbyterian Church and his steady,
' neVer Wavering faith in Heaven's
promises was the solace of his declining
years and the prop of his dying hours.
fcncle Billy has fallen asleep. He
was the valued, revered friend of the
editor of this paper, and our readers
will not be surprised at us for devoting
this little space in our columns to his
memory. In the fullness of time he
has gone to his reward. We can only
hope that the lives and deaths of many
others may be like his.
' No Mo tie. Game. We trust our
Inlghty Jiiuirods will take heed to the
fact the game law is now in force,
and no more can they chase the wild
duck o'er the plain or wound the
feathered deer with impunity. The
game law inakeB it unlawful to kill or
'iflet for sale any deir, moose or elk
during the months of February, March,
April, May and June. It is unlawful
to kill or offer for sale any wild swan,
milliard duck, summer or wood duck,
widgeon duck, sprig-tail duck, teal
duck, spoon-bill duck, or black duck,
during the months of April, May,
June and July; except that farmers
are permitted to kill geese or ducks in
said months if necessary to protect
their growing crops. It is unlawful to
kill or ofler for sale any grousei
pheasant or sage hen during the
months of April, May, and prior to tho
15th.day of June of each year; or any
quail or partridge during tho months
of April, May, June and July. It is
iiiso unlawful to take or kill, at any
time, any elk or deer for the sole
' purpose of.obtainlng the horns or skin
p( the same. After the 1st iBst. it will
font twenty dollars to kill a deer,
monae or elk for the first offense, to be
'doubled for each .subsequent offense.
It is also contrary to law to put any
poi'cin, charrA or drug In any of the
Wa( rs of Oregon for the purpose of
Vsalchlng or killing fish.
To Farmers. Howell, Harper fc
fco. have for sale the Statesman Grain
Brill, the only reliable force feed drill
on (he Coast. Those imported by tlieia
are made with many improvements
which adapt them to the peculiarities
of ti; i$ Coast. The hoes can be changed
from a straight line to a zig-zag. We
would say to those desirous of purchas
ing a good grain drill, do not fail to
see the "Statesman." as they guarantee
it to be second to none now offered to
the public. It will sow wheat, rye,
bats, barley, timothy, and clorefsettl',
and is quickly regulated to sow any
fjuanllty to the acre that may be desir
ed. The above named firm also have
feed outing boxes and funning mills of
the liitest and most improved stylos;
In tm-t the farmers will do well to go
and Kei them if they'desire to purchase
anything from a wheel-barrow to. a
.strain engine.
Wood Pumps. The best and most
Improved pumps now in use being
the cheapest and most durable for
m'p at Howell, Harper A Co'i etb-
1, oBt.
Taken im by 6habpeh3. There
are a gang of men traveling through
the "cow copntles" of this State Belling
goods in large parcels at figures which
they declare are one hundred per cent,
less than the same articles can be
purchased for at our retail stores.
They claim to have purchased the
goods from a bankrupt factory in
England, at ridiculously low prices,
and to have engineered them through
the custom houses of this country
under the "40 per cent, discount rem
nant act" whatever that may bo and
thus are enabled to almost give them
away. By this species of arranfc hum
buggery they have succeeded in
"sniping" many ot our substantial
farmers Into purchasing from $150 to
$400 worth at one trade which ought
to be enough goods to sturt a retail
country store. The sorrowful sequel to
these'trades is that, when the purchas
er has compared these goods and the
prices with those of our stores he finds
that he has been grossly swindled
that the same goods can be- purchased
for much lesst from . our home , mer
chants. This should teach the people
to avoid dealing with theso traveling
peddlers and hucksters, and to. patron
Izo. legitimate establishments that are
conducted by honorable, reliable,
substantial business men. (
Ballou's Magazine. The Feb
ruary number of Ballou's Magazine Is
remarks ble for its vajjety, and the
amount of reading matter which it
affords for tho low price of 15 cents
single copies and only 51,50 per year.
Some of the best stories of the season
are to be found in this really merito
rious magazine. It gives so much for
the money that we do not wonder its
circulation now exceeds 50,000 per
mouth, so we have the satisfaction o
knowing that the public really npre
ciate good literary merit.' A nice
little Chromo Is given to "each sub
scriber of Ballou's Magaziuo, and no
one has to wait months for the picture,
as sometimes happens. Here is a list
of content for the February number.
Just see what a treat is in store for the
reader: "The English Prince and
Itussian Princess; A Curious Bird;
French Shepherds; The Wanderer;
Captain Alick's Legacy; The Angel of
the Wilderness; The Valentine:
Curiosities of Superstition; Surprised
by Manuhoos, Cedarwald; An Unfor
tunate Match; The New Test of
Chivalry; By the Sad Sea Waves;
Our Young People's Story-Teller
Leila Grey: or, Twice an Orphan;
Going to tho Circus; Buthven's Puzzle
Page; Curious Matters; The House
keeper; Facts and Fancies; The
Counterfeit Scrip (Humorous Pic
tures.) Address Thomes & Talbot, 36 Brom
field Street, Boston, Mass.
Presto Chancie! Within the next
few days a general removal and stam
pede to new quarters will be on the
tapis among our business men. Cheo
dle will move from his brick building
into his corner frama now occupied by
Gearhart's butcher shop; Baum will
move into Clicadle's brick, and Twee
dale emigrates into Baum's present
quarters. .Gradwohl will move into
Burkhart's brick, recently occupied by
Turrell, and Montgomery & Heed will
open a saloon In Gradwrml's old stantl.
The latter firm have purchased one of
Tally's billiard tables, and wo are In
formed that Tally will resume the
liquor traffic all of which will let out
our "temperance billiard saloon." We
hear of several other contemplated
changes in business oircles, prominent
among which Is the withdrawal of a
partner from one of our most popular
mercantile firms and his removal to
San Francisco. We will leave these
matters, however, to future develop
ment. Tub Willamette Chief, accord
ing to the Oregonian, is rapidly ap
proaching completion and will soon be
ready for the trial .trip. Painters are
busily engraged, and the work of up
holstering, furnishing etc., the cabin
will soon be commenced. Already the
boiler has been lowered to its proper
position and is ready for the steam fit
tings, etc. Some little delay is incur
red in consequence of the engines not
being completed. However, the work
on this portion of the machinery is
being crowded through, and even this
will soon be finished. While at Port
land a few days ago Col. Teal showed
us through the boat, and we cau safely
assert that no prettier craft or more
commodious one, has ever plied the
Oregon rivers. Her cabins are excellont-
ly arranged for the accommodation of
passengers, and will be finely furnished
and upholstered throughout.
Dissolved. By rei'erenco to the
proper column it will be seen that the
old and popular firm of Messrs. Blain,
Young & Co. has dissolved, Messrs.
Blain and Barrows retiring. Mr. 8. E.
Young will conduct the business here
after on a strict cash or ready-pay
svsteni. Mr. Y. is one of our most
popular and successful business men,
and we cannot doubt that the mantle
of the eld firm will still rest upon his
shoulders as popularly and satisfactori
ly to the publio as in days past. He
will have new ads. in'next week.
We have not learned the designs of
the retiring members of the firm, but
most sincerely wish them the most un
bounded success in their future fields
of action. ; ' ;'
iNTERESTIXa PREACHING AT IlAR-
BlsBUKG. Rev. J. A.i Campbell and
Elder Andrew Gregg, by mutual
agreement, will preach In the Chris
tian Church, on Sunday, Feb, loth
the former at 11 o'clock A. M., and the
latter at 3 o'clock P. M. from the fol
lowing text: "Behold I and the
children which God hath given me.
Forasmuoh then as the children are
partakers of flesh and blood, he also
himself likewise took part of the same;
that through death he might destroy
him that had the power of death, thut
is the devil; and deliver them who
through fear of death wers all their
lifetime Bubject to bondage." Paul to
the Hebrews, chapter II; 13, 11, and
16. .
Goldex SoxoKA. Howell, Harrier
& Co. have for sale the Golden Sonora
wheat for seed. (Pure and unmixed
with other wheat); also seven varieties
of Club. A!l warranted pure seed
whgit.
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Chinese New Year.
County Court woek.
Game law in full force.
Many strangers In towm
Joseph gets fresh fish daily now. I
Seething the political fjauldron. ,
Candidates are child-like anJ bland.
Corinthian Lodge to-morrow night.
Council nieetihg next Tdcsday night.
Recorder Herrcn is assessing the
city.
The contest for Supervisors runs
high.' . '
D. P. Mason, the'' Nasby of Sclo, Is
In town.
See dissolution notice of J. Beard &
Son, of Tangent. . '
Considerable talk of new buildings
the coming season.
Mumps is what's the matter with the
children of our schools.
We are now in favor of back pay and
trout pay on subscription. .. ,
The Democrat for the campaign
four mouths for one dollar.
Tif A tavnn.ln,. la elr.tvH, hut mnlatt.
oily gaining strength and corpulency.
The Grover came down from Harris
burg last Saturday with 125 tons of
freight.
James Orchard has just completed a
popular term of writing school at Mill
er's Station. ' ' "
The W. R. T. CS's boats are to make
regular trips hereafter between Port
land and Eugene.
J. L. Cowan, our wide-awake mer
chant friend from Lebanon, smole upon
us during the week.
It is rumored that Vivian will appear
again at Pacific Opera House, lu this
city, next Monday evening.
St. alentines Day comes on apace,
and Foshay is provided with a full sup
ply of the little Cupldical billets.
Carey McLaln is tenderly scraping
up the;mud and ridging it up like a long
grave in the middle of First street.
Mart Taylor gave an entertainment
at Syracuse school house, one evening
last week, to an appreciative audience.'
Dr. Hendrix, one of Linn's old Dem
ocratic wheel horses, was down from
Harrlsburg the front part of the week.
Articles of incorporation of the Alba
ny Manufacturing Company were filed
last week. Capital SliO.OOO; shares
$200.
Our, talented young friend, J. K. P.
Weatherford, of Brow, nsville, has re
sumed the study of law with Judge
Baldwin, in this city!
The average Albany hoodlum now
makes the day unpleasant and night
hideous with a constant rehearsal of
Vivian's latest songs.
"Hiram Smith, ot Harrisburg, was in
the city during the week. Wo don't
know whether or not he wa3 a candi
date for Road Supervisor.
N. Baum will shortly move into
Cheadle's brick, where he will have
more commodious quarters for his
large stock of merchandise.
It is Dave Spangler's wagon shon at
Tangent, which ho wants to rent or
lease, and not his blacksmith shop as
many have supposed. Remember this.
Several deluded Individuals now sigh
regretfully for a sight, of of those siren
voiced "furriners" who huckstered
bankrupt, goods through this region
recently.
We are pleased to learn that Mr.
Thurston Hackleman, a law student
under Geo. R. Helm's tutorage, is
making most oommendffblo progress in
his studies.
Many men have this week been wres
ted from the shades of obscurity and
clothed with the bright garb of official
preferment, by being appointed Road
Supervisors.
Jesse Irvine, Johnny Morris, J. A.
Pennabaker, D. F. Craig and hos(,s of
other citizens of "The Forks" are In the
city. Wo don't know which one ot the
boys was appointed.
Our old Wtemocratio friends, H. L.
Brown, L. C. Illoe, H. J. C. Averllland
J. H. Washburn, of Brownsville, let
the light of their countenances shine
on us during tho week.
A young lady acquaintance of ours
says if her "feller doesn't send her a
valentine she will get us to name him
right out in the paper." We therefore
give him fair warning.
Why are these things thus? No
weddings or births this week. Is there
a settled and preconcerted determina
tion upon the part of this publio to
euchre tho local press out of legitimate
items?
Parties having more greenbacks than
they know what to do with can swap
them at this office for big eight-page
newspapers, even up and no questions
asked as to how they got the green
bucks. Prof. ipiCaw has opened a school in
the city for teaching the art of short
hand writing, and will shortly turn out
a class of expert Bohemians. Two or
three of tho Democrat corps are get
ting it bad
Elder Mattoon, of the Baptist Church
of this city, Iu6t Sabbath administered
the rite of baptism to a young man. A
large concourse of people assembled on
the banks of the Willamette to witness
the sacred and impressive ceremony.
Three persons whose united ages
number 270 years (an average of 90
years each) have been buried in the
cemetry at Wiflamette Church In Or
leans Precinct, this county. They were
respectively Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Judklns
and Wm. McBride. Sen. '
It isn't so: the Shertz family who
were mixed in the late Sweet Home
tradegy don't live in Sweet Home
proper, but on the other side of the
Sontlam from there. We make this
stai'ement in deference to the wishes of
many respectable and order-loving clti
zens of Sweet Honle Valley.
A Des Moines druggist sent his clerk
out to drum for sales of oil. He called
upon a tradesman and tossed a card
upon the counter, saying that he rep
resented that establishement . The
tradesman picked it up, gave it a
steady look, and saiddt was a fine es
tablishment, and was informed by the
clerk that he had represented it about
three years, whereupon he remarked
to the youth that he supposed he would
soon be a partner. The youth said be
would be pleased to sell him some coal
oil, and that his establishment handled
more oil than any other in Des Moines.
The tradesman took another look at
the card, and asked the boy if be was
not mistaken. He blushingly guessed
he aas ai ba returned the young lady's
picture to bis picket.
Hales of tut Venr. .
Tho statistics from sworn returns of
the Sales of Sewing Aachincs in 18i2,
(reported In 1873), show that the Sing
er Manufacturing Company sold, last
year, over F0RTY-FIVETH0U8AND
mora 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 the house
hold. Annexed are the Sales of dlf
feret makers: - ' ' ' :
The Klnirer Blanufac'tT Co. sold Slfl.TSS
Wheeler Ji Wilson SI 'IB Co Sold 174.1WO
llowe Machine Co, (ebtlumtuUl " 146.WJO
Urover A Baker 8. M, Co. " 52.1KIO
Domestic S. M. Co ...., "
Weed S. M. Co 43,441
Wlloox&UlbbsS.M. Co
Wilson S. M. Co Si,
Amur. 13. II. I). & S. M. Co " IB,
Hold MhdalM. M. Co " 17.SW
Florence S. M. Co " lo,a)
VITUS, BOlRUAHDUs) CO.,
Agents, Albany, Oregou.
Also, all kinds of Machine Needles for sale
Gone Below". Our iellovr1 towns
man, Mr. W. E. Howell, departed
during thS week on the Ajax for San
Francisco, whither he goes to look
after the interests of his agency for
agricultural machinery and imple
ments, and attend to other important
matters relating to the grain and
arehouse business of Messrs. Howell,
Harper & Co. Farmers would probably
llud it to their interests to "keep their
eyes peeled" for his return and1 be
ready to take adtaiitage of the oppor
tunity for securing advantages which
he Will doubtless be able to afford
them.
Talked of.-' We are informed that
It is the desire Of the proprietdrs of the
Jefferstin Hosiery Factory to remove
that institution to this city provided a
reasonable aiuount of tangible enT
couragement is offered by our citizens
which mentis, we suppose, subscrip
tions of cash or its equivalent. This
would be a valuable addifiou to the
industrial and manufacturing interests
of Albany, and we Would like much to
see our citizens take the matter In
hand and assist in inducing Its estab
lishment here.
Musical. There nro at present
residing in our city four members of
the once' popular Philharmonic Society
of Portland, viz: Mr. and Mrs, Wyatt,
Prof. R. K. Warren and H. C. Clem
ent. With this talent for a nucleus,
and other talent which might be de
veloped, why cannot our city form a
Musical Society? Somebody who is
good at conundrums of this sort is
called upon to solve our question.
At Lebanon. Messrs. E. L. Bryan
& Co. have opened a harness and
saddlery shop at Lebanon, where they
propose to manufacture and keep on
hand every articlo in their line of trade.
They are young mechanics, just em
barking in business, and will make
every effort to satisfy those who may
be pleased to patronize them. Read
their card elsewhere, and remember
them when you go to Lebanon.
Serious Accident. Mn Joseph
Ileusuker's team run away with him a
few days since, two miles east of
Harrisburg, throwing him from the
wagon. One wheel passed over both
legs, breaking the fistula in one, and
both bones of the other, producing an
oblique comminuted fracture of tho
tibia. Tho fractured bones were ad
justed by Dr. Heudrix and the unfor
tunate man is doing well.
, .
Hoodlum Thieves. We are told
that a couple of young roosters of Soap
Creek have recently been practicing
their light-fingered art upon the
property of some of the citizens of that
neighborhood, and nothing but a re
gard for their relatives has kept the
young devils from getting into serious
ttouble. They had better quit their
mischief while there is yet grace left.
, .
Will Soon he Opened. Mi"
Rockwell, of tho Pacific gun-shop, will
shortly open his establishment in more
oommodious quarters on First street,
where he will keep on hand a full sup
ply of fire-arms and sportsmen's
fixtures of all sorts, including guns,
pistols, fishing tackle, etc. Look out
for his ad. lu a week or two.
Notice to Farmers. Now is your
time to go to Howell, Harper & Co.,
and put in your orders for threshing
machines, reapers; mowers, headers,
and portable steam engines, jr any
thing else that you may want next
harvest very cheap. They will fill
your orders and guarantee satisfaction
for a small commission.
The Vivian Troupe performed at
Pacific Opera House, In( this city, last
Prldayand Saturday nights, to full
houses. Vivian was fully up to his
eminent standard and kept the house
in a continual roar of laughter and
applause by his drolleries and songs.
We are promised another visit from
him in the near future.
Seed. Howell, Harper & Co. have
choice articles of wheat for seed, such
as Fall or White Winter, flick, Chill
Club, iS'onora, etc. ; also a lqt of Orchard
Grass and Timothy seed, all of which
they will dispose of by exchanging for
other seed, or on other terms which
will suit.
Oodey'b Lady's Book for February
is a brilliant number, fully sustaining
the reputation'of that most popular of
the ladies' periodicals. Iiemember
that to every subscriber to Oodcjj for
1874 a very valuable and handsome
chromo will be given as a premium.
SwtfET Home. John Fronk, of
Sweet Home Valley, is. In the city.
He informs us that Mrs, Matlock, of
that Valley, died suddenly last week.
Dr. Simons Is also at the point of
death, and several other serious cases
of illness exist.
Musical Eeview This is a
monthly journal, published by Messrs.
Sherman & Hyde, of San Francisco, at
the nominal figure of $1 per annum.
It is a neat periodical, each number
well stored with choice literature and
the latest music.
Gbais Uuyer, Mr. II. C. Xewby,
at the store of Clark (t Wyatt, in this
city, wants to buy wheat and oats for
which he proposes to pay the market
price in cash. See his adv. elsewhere.
Howeix, Harper k Co. 'want to
boy all the oa- in Oregon.
Cheap Plows. HoHvell, Harper &
Co. have just received a large lot of
Collins Cost Cast Stetl and the cele
brated Star Moline .Plows, which they
are selling at greatly reduced prices
Elder J. M. Stephenson's Sunday
evening lectures at the Court House
are still well attended. The subject
for next Sabbath evening is, "The
prophetlo history of the Bible,"
Buildino Material. Lime, plas
ter, cement and lathing, at Howell,
Harper & Co's.
Vnny people, partlriilnrry children, suffer
with the enr ache ; and for the henellt of such
we (five a sure but simple remedy, Putin two
or three drops of Johnson's Anodyne Liniment,
stop tho ear with undressed wool, bullte the
feet in warm water before irolnjr to bed, and
keep the head warm at night. '
Capt. Charles Hairer, who keeps a superb
stock of livery horses In Portland, Me., Inlorin
ed us recenl.lv that he uses Sheridan's Cavalry
Condition Powders regularly j,, his stables, itnd
that, the -stepwise is more than offset by the di
minished amount of-e;rn!n necessary to keep
his horses always In Kood order.
' " SCIENTIFIC-AND "SAFE TREATMENT.
When applied with Dr. Pierce's Nnsnl IVnieho
and accompanied with Dr. Pierce's Unldeu
Medleal Discovery us constitutional treatment.
Dr. Shko's Catarrh Remedy produces perfect
cures of the worst cases of Catarrh and Osama
of many venrs'standluir. Thtlhorouc;ticourso
of medication constitutes the only scientific,
rational, safe and successful manner, of treat
Inn this odious disease that has ever boen otrere
ed to the alllieted. Ho successtnl has it proven
that the proprietor hus loni! olfered a standing
reward of KhH) for a ouse of Catarrh which he
cannot cure.
INDISPUTABLE EVIDENCE!
Thos. S. Bishop, of South Brooklyn, N, Y..
writes that bis wife had suffered since n child
with Catarrh until it had resulted in what emi
nent physicians lu-onounced Consumption:
tluit she has used Dr. Hajxe's Catarrh Remedy
with J. Pierce's .ublden Medical DIscoTery.
aud they have worked wonders with her case.
STEALING OUR THUNDER.
People should bewaro of those ltnK)stoVs who
noi only try to instate Dr. Pierce's Family
Medlclues but tilflo copy his original style of
advertising by oirerlny: various slued rewards
for easese of Cntar'rli and other dlseasos whleh
they can not cure.. Those who do not possess
Bulllelent Intelligence to enable them to write
original advertisement of their own, but hoive
to steal those of others, am.not likely to have
made irreat and valuable discoveries lu Medi
cine: Look out lor them.
Precautions Afralnst Sickness.
The a'biuty of the human body to resist the.
crtMcs of disease' depends upon Its vigor aud
upon the regularity with which tho soveral or
gans peform their Junctions. Ill the winter
the most prolific sources of sickness nre damp
and cold, and It Is therefore wise and prudent
toforltrythe system against thorn by whole,
some stimulation. Hence It Is that Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters prove such an admirable safe
guard ngalnst tho complaints most oommon at
this season. The Ingredients of this powerful
vegetable invigorant comprise three essential
medicinal olepients which net simultaneously
upon tho digestion, the circulation, the secre
tions, and the nerves, infusing strength mid reg
ulralty into all. In thisway the Bitters put the
bidy In the best possible condition toesenponn
attaok of rheumatism, or Intormlttont fever, or
indigestion, or biliousness, or of pulmonary
disease. Cold and damp aro vory depressing i
almost as much so as excessive heat, and a pro
tective medicine Is quite ns needful In winter as
in summer. The commercial stimulants so
unwisely taken in the form or drams to "keep
out the cold," have u precisely oyniosite effect to
that produced hv Hostetter's Bitters. Tho first
result. Is succeeded by u reaction whum devital
ises and prostrates the system ; whve, on the
other hand, the tonle and vitalizing operation
operation of the groat vegetable invigorant, is
not only immediate but permanent. There is
no revulsion, no reverse nervous action. Tho
phvsliiue Is strengthened, the rippetlte, inereas
ed.'the bowols regulated, the stomach reinforc
ed rH l.heMecnmlltionacnntlnue. lfdvsnepsln
or rheumatism, or blllousnes, or Intermittent
fovor, or general ueuiniy, or nervous weaaness,
Is present in the svst"m, expel It with this pure
and harmless antidote, whleh Is notnnly Inval
uable as a preventive of sickness, but alsu a
remedy for n large clsss of disorders.
SPECIAL NOTICES.;
A. WHEEL KB
C. P. 1IOGU1E.
C. R. WIXEELER.
A. WHEELER A CO.,
SHED, OBEGOIS1
FORWARDING AND COMNISSION
rVfERCHANTS.
Denlers In Merchandise nnd Produce. A good
assortment of all kinds of Uuods always In
store at lowest market rates.
Agents for sale ot w agons, uratn urius, d
dur Mills, Churns, 4c., e.
CASH paid lor WHEAT, OATS, PORK,
BUTTER, EUUS and POULTRY. vOnUyl.
w.'r. nms, '
SADDLE, HARNESS & SADDLE TREE
MANUFACTURER.
Tim undrslpnf!d bcgn 1o to to Rtinnunoo to
his ninny friomis Hint pntrnng, unci tho j 11 1,110
imiurrtlly, that lu Is now prenurt'il to nlft-r at
minced rutt'B HhiIiIIl-k, Hurni'Ks, fto nuinufnc
tiird from tho best inft,t'rtai tho JHnik',t, f
fonla. lit' ulso tondors his tlmj k.sor tl juit
romiffo which has bfon bt?fitoui on htm h'TO-
(.1, ana wm emirnvor ot. fin nnm w k'v
..HcUon tocnuJoint-rs. tirAntrerri, Farmer?,
lull oMK-ra wlwhltiL' a (ioof) itrtluiu ur, u
reiLSdiiablc prlco will consult, t heir own tntort'Nt.
by hlse.fftnlmiUoii stm-kiiJidloiiriiUiKthe prices
before liurchuBiiiir eisuwhiT''. w. k. ituwcf,
iiitfina, Brownvlll(',4tirCi
:on
ADVKRTISKMKNTS.
WM. RICHTER & CO.
FASHIONABLE BOOT MAKER I
ALBANY, OltEttdlS.
I JUICER UEAHONABT.E AND WORK WAR.
muted. Repiilrtng wroiuptly and satisfac
torily dono at shortest notice tf.
E. L. liltYCE A CO i ,
LEBANON, OREGON,
PKAIiEHS IN
LEATHER, SADDLERY & HARNESS.
ALWAYS ON HANI) A PUr.T, ASSOItT
mont, all of which wUl be sold at Albany
prices. naimO.
Willamette River Trausjior tutiou Co.'s
STEAMERS
' wir.i, i.eav '
FLANDERS' TVHAKP at 0 o'clock, A. M.
As follows :
ron ronvATxm ani itvteh m kdi a t'k
POINTM M.nday, Wednesday nnd l-'rlday.
FOIl Al.llANY AND INTIiKMUDlATK
POINTS Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
'rhiirstttiv and Krldny.
FOR DAYTON AND MtHlNN VIIJ.K-Bilt-
urday and Monday.
Pnsair to Corvnllls 3 00
PUKNgs to Allmny 1 HO
Pusw.U'n to Milieu. . 1 00
1'ussuuo to MeMllilivllle 1 UO
li. UOI.UN9I1TU, PrslIflL.
CHAIRS AND TURNING!
J. M. METZLER,
Having moved h1 Shop to J r Hereon and avail
eti himself of tho wtirer-poVr ut ttint place, la
now preparod U furnieb hit oulobrated
vlfrAW-HIDE BOTTOMED CHAIRS
id anv Quantity ana in any nan.
pirtta will ntill fcucp a large eVvk of cliaim
at hit old utend, either run-dy fat tie or in
Die con fjf (liii.infjfjt. W. h. Bold in ft li bis
uKcNt ftt thu place. . v 7 1,5 lit.
STOCK FARM FOR SALE I
THE ITNDRRfilGNED OPKEItS TOR ftAL
a farm of
800 ACRES!
situated 7 miles enst of PrownsvlUe, fjnneoun
ty. It Is a sph-nd'-d iek rnuche, adopted to
ralstnr; (.n hi r s)i'-'-p or CHltl",
1 MI NT MULL and nvmn. Terras ro
markably low.
Kr particulars either eall on meat Monro
ronton (Woiitv,or oil M, V' Lnow.f. of the
TlloiiMillV.r'AtKH.
Monroe, Benton county, Oj;n. vHiiiliyL -
j. .oi.m:v, -
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Has opened a firtit-clss tailor shop in Albtr y,
and wnnts cutornf rh. Cas,Mmi r'S, C4ot h, Ac ,
Kveediiy mad? Into softs ut the )UK ityles.
ADVERTISEMENT;
EMPLOYMENT WANTED;
fjtMPlrOYMENT WANTED FOft A MAN
J HntUils wliit. Tho worn tin will tnkp charge
til a IioUnd, ur UBnlst lu tho huumwrk. The
in mi (kslrea ab'tuiy employment on ft farm.-
Hatislaotory rt'turunoes will b- k1v'.
. AUUrvii A. WIIKrtLBH A COw,.
n$iw HheUil, Otolith:
, FARM I'OK HALl:.
TUrt ITNDF.RHIGNEl) OFFKK8 KORSfLK
li fnrm, sltiuvt-'H thrwe mile from Harris
burs, )!iUiinlnic" fterttR, well improved 126
belt.; in cultivation, and all ffixxi wheat Ian!,
It ivntiilns H tC"Oil residence, barn,' orchard
h toe it watfr, it ml nil other conveninnoe.
TefmRensy, Inqtilruof B. It. Holt, Jlitrris-bui-fc,
Oregon, orut JAMR8 WHKKIaANV
it&tl. Walla Walla, W.T,
Hot to Make Mo KCl ney Eaty! I'lKht
nnd healthy occtt Ivw fcUtiun, with from
V to ila per day, Ileal-
dent OAN pADlf AI VAUBEUH
wanted la "wri I I AU every City,
Town and Villnffe. on
tlm Fuel Ilo DCOIIlDCn Coaat.Kt.il
partleulara ttJL M U I fXlLU given by
mtdresyim: Lock Box
HI. Hun Francisco. Cal., with references from
either the Po-strnfistcr, b -county oJlloial or hoiiio
prominent citizen. Takes on alht. n'J5wU, .
DR STEELE, Proprietor, t
Cur&i Khmimatlsm, Ncnmfglnr Coldi, Tooth
ache, Kar-iielte, Lame Hack, Atfue. rtpralna,
aud all put ns. and regulates the. Uver aud pu
rities thu lilood.. All dniKKiats hrop it.
nifiiiii. 1
CITY.,
MEAT IVIARKET !
W1. tu HEXDENHALt, Prop."
"VSTIM, KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
11 thfl beat meat the market affords, and
will always bo found rendv to koooiu modulo
thow who may favor him wit h u cull. ,
ftlllgliest mnrletft price paid for pork.H
vn ist.f.
Oil, YES! , r
THE BAY TEAM STILL LIVES!
AND IS RUNNING ON TIME!
THANKFUL TOR PAST FAV0H8, AND
l still deRlrous of continillnir to meet tho
Bume, the proprietor la always ready and easily
found at all timet,. Passengers and batae
carried to nnd Irom the ears to any hurt of tho
city at reasonable rates. A. N. ARNOLD,
Albany, oreuou, iTopnutor,
v8n23tf.
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
I am prepared to fill orders for nil kindi of
AGRICULTURAL MACpERY!!
at prices that murt plve entiro aatisfactlon.
Como on witii your orders aud hnvo them li Hod
AT LOW ItATES
FOR CASH OR PRODUCE
..I also have the ' ' '
BAIN W-A-O-OXT
for sain to sullt all wishing to lmy.
v7nf. U. CCEADLE,
SHEATHING, '
PlasteriEi
EOOFINQ,
DEAFENING
. CARPET
HMIMG
Samplessudfflren.
lsrs stut fruo by
II. C. KOttntOK,
Sola Aicnlfoc
Otprou, WflHhing-
luu and Iduho,
PORTLAND OREGON,
vfinlHtf,
til
P
Z. BEARD & CO.,
TANGENT. OREGON,
Porwarding and Gominissioa Meiohants
AMD PEAL ICRS IS-r-
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE!
A good assortment of all kinds of
STAPLE GOODS
always in store at lowest market rates.
Wo arc prepared to fill orders for alt kinds of
ACUtHUIYiritAI, MACHINERY
iJTprioea that must givo entiro Hatlfifnctlnn.
l omi) dn with your orders aud havothum tilled
jit low hi ten locasn,
B"AllUndw ot produce) taken In cxehanjio
for K"odH,
- f vnnzoii.
i SUMMONS.
In tht I'ivcuif Court of the State oj
In th
HWhVri
eaon, IW JAixn Urntnty,
lurtaT. Hhrlver, plaintltf, vs. lieoriro Bhri-
Vor, defendant.
Knit furihi! dissolution of mnrriaire contract.
To (Jeortfe. Hhrlver, defaudant above-named :
in tno name ot me- nuiiu oi in-n"'" "u
are hereby required to appear and aiiHwer the
Coii, plaint In Hie above entitled mill, now on
fllu with tho cleric of wild court, by lhellrtday
of the term of aaid court following the expira
tion of the Mine prescribed by the order of the
judiroof Huid coin for. tho publication of Hits
funiimmH, to-witlllr the iffkl day of March,
lr(74, attd If you nlllTio to annwer, the plaintiff
above-named will apply to uie court inr too re
lief demanded In t he comprint, to wit : for a
decree diriHolvinK the marrlufo eon t met exist
hiic between you and thu pluiriUfr. You are no
tified that on the I7t.ii day of January, ItfN, tho
Hon. II. F. llonham, Judo of the mild Court,
marie un ordrr that Hervlno of tho mi mm on n In
Mil eaurie he made by publication of thu Name
for tho period of six consecutive weeks in tho
"Nlutu Wights Democrat," U newspaper pub-
iiKiH-a ntbuiu li tin county.
nilwH. , K. TANDY, Att'y for Pl'lf.
' SIJMMONr"'"
In the County Court for JJnn Coun
ty t tStatc of Orcyon,
H. H. AH house, J. F. Iluckennto and W. Sf.
Kctehuiit narlnerH 111 tin btiKlnegH of iniilill-
fiietiirliiir HaNh. Ilhndti. Door. etc.. at Albiinv.
Ori-L'o'n, under the Unit name and Ntylu of
aLTUOL'HK A CO, I'VITH. J Action at law
vs. i to recover
W. T. H!ITAUIDDLE, Deft.) money.
In the inline of the Htaio or Oregon : To the
nbovo named defeniint W. J. HlltaL'ddIn, You
are hereby required to appear and annwer tin;
complaint of the above named plaintiff, In
the above entitle d suit, now on llle aifuimityoti
with the Cleric of wild Court, within ten tluyn
from the date of the Hervieo of thlH summons
upon you, if nerved in Mint County; but If
nerved In any other county within tho Htate of
Oregon, then within twenty days irom (lie dale
or the service of thin summons uxu you ; and
if served by publication, then on tho first day
of a term of mud Court, lu lie bi'Kun and held
on the first Monday, th ft I day of February,
1X74 ; and you am further untitled that If you
mil to anttwer as ahovo required, lite plalntlffM
for want thereof wilt take Judgment HKnlnit
you for (he sum of $170 itf with interest, lo
U t her with Die cosW uuU dlnlnirumf ntM of this
action to bo taxed. 0 1C . K, HICLM,
Att'y for Plff's.
Published hv order of Hon. K, N. Tandy,
Judge of said Court, Which order bears dUj,
December ;W, 1K73. vtnulwti.
SHERItr'8 SALU,
murncR ib hkukhy, oivk.v that by
1 virtue of an exucutl m indued out of the
Circuit Court, of Linn count, Hlato of On-Koti,
to me directed and d"llveretl, In ruvorof Jen tile
tirubb and apiinsl C, W. irubb, tor the sum of
fll W dumaK's, coMs and disburNemenls of
suit, with inU'VKl irom the iith day of April,
IW., and til iiaueruincoiitK, und the costs of
and iiKn this writ, which ludicment was en
rolled ami docketed In tlic ( Jerk's office of said
Cmrt nn ,f !H h ilav of Aorll. A. D. itii-i. I have
levied upon at! (lie rlfeht and title to Me) lUl'li
vlth'd two-third interest of C. W,lrubb to tlie
nn'-flfth part of the real property of Johu
firubb, deceased, to-wlt f The North-west quain
ter and the WetH half of tho Northeast quar
ter, and the Nort h-went qimrtiT of Die Boiillir
cast rpiarter, and tlie Nf rlh-eastqutirtr or Uib
rVatt It-west quarter of Heel Ion I, TowM.hlp li,
Houth, Itiirtco 4 W-st, find contains mftlrW
n,Ti- the SVf'Hl half to John (rubh and tlie
Kjist half to Nancy A. in:lli, his wife, toth do
cased ; also fortv tuvn of tho Nnrth-vst cor
ner of tho Houlh-weht quarter of Hf-tion 1,
Townhin II, fVajfh, KunK' West, the Htaith
half ot the Hou!h-euL iitarter of H- ri,ll
TownMtlp 14, Houlh, wmu:e 4 Wesff WlllamHte
Meridian, Uuu county, tetate of Oregon, and,
on : ' " '
Saturday, the 2tt fay of Feb., W7!h
bff wen the hours of 9 o'clock A. m, and 4
o'clo;k p. . of said day, to-wit : o'elot-U y, n.
HttheCairt ItouwMloorln thi City of Albany,
I Jim eoiint" Oregon , I will seitthe undivided
two-third Interest of C, W, ' irutil) In titw above
riefTitj.d real Prf-l-ertV. Wit ll all the HIHiiirHT-
nitfs ih.-retint hflontlmt or In anv wine
appfrtamim,', for easb in hand, at pub lii auo
aixen PAnKr;n,
rhnff, I, mn Co., Oingoa.
Jan. 21.171. ; d;w.
iillii;
1ft tl
It
advertisements:
FOUNDED IK 1833
o. 519 Sacramoatd Street, tor.
oi' liidesdurtf titrect, (it few Uuir
bulow Whut L'betir House. -Private
Entrance uu
Leidcsdorffstroet, ,
" San 1'runcl-eif. , ' " ; 1
EHabtithctl xrNy U afford fA afftitttd od
unit taenhjie msdicai am n ia iriaiwuii
and emn of ail Prat rtd Okro- J
. . it JjU4a$t,ca$en q1 .Vcr
. ' cy and all Sexual . ,
. pitordw, r f
TO THE AFFLICTED.
vwTL. W. K TMlHRUTY RETURN8 HIS SIN-
IVr cere thanks to his numerous patlentit 'for
their patronage, an would take tills opporui-
llliy lO reminu ilium turn, un iwiiuiiws m v.in-
milt, nt his liiHtltnto for the cure of chronic din-
eases of the Limn, Diver, Kidneys; Digestive
and uimito-urinary urKana, mm mi private
diseases, viz : MVpntns tu ait us iormn ana am
Kcs, Seminal Weakness, and all the horrid con
sequences of ueli-abusu, (jonorrhaia, Ulfot,
rtineiures, iociurnui hiiu i'iuun i'ihimuhis.
Sexual Debility, Diseases of the riflck and
Ifllns, Iniiatnuiatlon of the HlaUdot find Hid
nevs. etc.. etc., and he hones that hta long ex
perience and successful practice will continue
to Insure htm a share of publio patmnane. By
th praetlcv of many year In Europe, and the
United Htatcs, he Is enabled to apply the most
omcient and success tui remeutes acainsi ais
cuses of till kinds. He cuifs without mercury,
eimrirfM moderate, treats his natients In a Cor
rect and honorable way, and baa references of
unquestionable veracity from men of -Irftown
respectability and hiKli standing In Roelety,
All parties ooimultlnH him by letter o otlier-
wise, wut reueivti mo ww. uuu ji uhui. muu,1
ment, aud Implicit secrecy.
To Female.
disease, as wftaKness oi tno usciv ana 'lTmus,
muscular power, palpitation of tho heart, ifrl
tUbllitv, nervousness, extreme urinary dlflUml
ties, derannement of ditjestive functions, gen
oral debtlitv, vflirinitifl, all diseases of the
womu, nystena, Bieriuty, miu iu uhut uiwi.
ses peculiar lo leinnies ; huh miiooiu ao ur vtinv
nt ntuHi It. lin celebrati'd female doctor. W. K.
Doherty( at his Medical Institute aud consult
Iliai HUOUb lior ntiuu.ru mm uiwam-. itv. j-
tor Is ttlfectinir more cures than any otltfr, phys
Mrifi in the Htate of California. IiCt ffn.falsr
delicacy prevent you, but apply ImmedlaMy
and save yourself from natnlul sunerlnB8 and
nrematitrc death. All Married ladles whoso
delicate health orotherelreurriitaneea pfi'vent
an itlefease In their families, should writ) or
call at Dr. W. K. Doherty's Menicai inmnme,
and thuy will rucolvu every possible relief and
net p. .i
To CorretiponlentH -
PnhfMm MiHldlnir tn anv nart. of the eohntrv.
howitver illaUmt. who miiv desire iho oDinlon
and advloo of Dr. Doherty in their respective
cases, anu wno inma prtqwrio suumu. a writ
ten stflU'tnent of such, in preference to holding
a personal interview, nni rvsp'ctfully assured
that tliolr communications will he i,rld most
sacred. The Doctor is regular Rrad.iate and
may bo consulted with every commence.
If the oust! ho fully and candidly described,
personal communlcaHon will bo unnecessary,
ns instructions for diet, roRlmen, and the jren
eral treatmontof the case (including the remo
dleR, M'Hl lie forwarded without delay, and in
HuVhanianncrns to convoy no Idea or tho
purport of the letter or paroel so transmitted.
Khouldyoiir condition reipilrn Immediate at
tention, send ten dollars in coin (or that value
Incurnmcv) by mall, or WellKorno 4 Co.'s
Kxpress, apd.a packaun of medicine will be
Mont to vntirtvihlress wlth thoneeeHsary instruc
tions for uue. Consultation hy letter or other
wise, khiJI:. Pormanvnt euro guaranteed or no
m Address, W. K. DftTlKHTY, M. !.,
" Vmu Francisco, Cal.
Dr. Doherty has Just published niti fmportant
pninphiet embodying liJs own views aim exiw
rlences In relation tx Impotence Wr Virility, be
Inir a short treatise on rtporuiutorrhnm br Hem
inal Weakness, Nervous and I'hrdcl fh'bility
consequent on this alfetft-lon, .and other disea
ses of the Hexual Orpins.
This little work contains Information of the
utmost vulno to all, whether married or single,
nnd will he sent KUKK by maU on rooclpt ot
six cents in rwHtiu,'0 stamps for Return hostage.
Address, W, K. JXHIKKTY, M. D..
vJinlWtf. Han Kranclsco, Cal.
NEW GOODS !
LATEST FASHIONS t
at tliostoTuof
l. KimE e co.
WE HAVK Jt'ST KECRIVRD FrtOM BAN
Kmncisoo Ilia vory Intust stylo, of lioyi'
and Uouts'
FA8IIIO..4BLf: CLOTIIINU 1 1
LADIES' AND MISSES'
DBBSS OOODS 1
nnd everything else to lv found In
FIRST CLASS RETAIL STORE!
BEST QUALITY OF GOODS
" i ,
LOWEST TRICES
ron
CASH Oil PItODUCE.
irVNrt Uoor nlMvo Postofflco, Albnnv, Ore
gon, vliuniii.
IOTfli;.
OREGON A ttAMFOltNIA RAII.HOAb
Company, Land Do part men t, 1'crtlaftd,
Urugen, April 5, 1872. Notice is hereby friren',
tbnt a viforous prosecution will bo lustittttod
agsinst any and every person who traptmsssoi
upon out Railroad Land, by cutting and ro
niuvln nmbcr tliercfrtua befera tlie ame' Is
UOi'UHT of the Couipnny AND I'AIU FOIL
All tdJsnLftnd In odd numborctt Hotioui,
wliutlitr stsnryed or unmirveyt'd, within a dis
tance of tlih-iy inilai frmn th Hue of tho road
beleugl to the Uunipaoy,
I, K. MOpHKS,
W7n26tf. lstnl Atrent.
r
OllllHOIDS.
I . TAHOTHKRH A CO'S "PILH PILLS
Ati'l) OINTMl.N'f" have dow booutna ano of
tho standard nfuparaUuris of tlie dayt Is pro.
pared and rooeairaundHd for Pliei only (whettmr
chronic or rM;mt). ttuBurers amy doptmd upon
it, that tli is remmiy will gv 1110111 permanent
rtilivl froia this truubloiouie and Utttf.agiug com
plaint. ' '
font postpaid to any address (within th Unl
Ud HtLs) upon receipt of pries, 61-&0.
A. CAKOTItKltH A CO.,
nyl Aliiany, ttnn Co., Ore-wn.
MEAT r3ARICET !
,W. O. PALMER, l'rop. ( ,
Willie KKfP CONSTANTLY OV HANP
lh. tj'i.t m.at thrt market afford., and
will alwa.v. bfi f.-und r'fidy to amimraod.ita
(how. who may lavor him with a rail.
filgh.it market jtk. raid for pork.l
' yflnlrfs
A bVERTISfe'ltfiRlTS;
MACIHwi' SHOPS I
. . , y
A.: P. CHESd; Proprietor,
' , .-.'AfcaiXi'. .kEoo,.;: I
Munnftctiiroii , SU'tsra ' Eolne I !
FUU'rV AND S MAf, Mtll KftCH Nt R T (
Agricultural ; Machinery,
T ....... . i - -
ALL AT SAN FRAKCISCO PRICES.
Aim SBMit for TUfWlson, Merism 4b Co',,
Tnj t go'i.n4II. a Smith', ,. ,., ,.
PlTEXt WOOD-WOkklliiB ilUSEII!.
; . ,( "-f.. .: 'j',V t-i.'. !
, r. Also Manuftotnrar of, Degroit'j y
PATENT : IROIV 'fBIfClK
M:.m BRASS :CASpS!
' Of ill Kind,, Mads to Order I '
, ..!,' 1 "... I.-. , . , ;j, i
Ronnirlrtc: all kiudt of msonlnsry dono on
ihrl.t Mm. A. . CUEBKY.
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CITY DRLJCi StOftll
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A.,CAROTIIERS&"0.,
DROGGiStS AND APOTHECARIES'
FOSTER'S BLOCK,' FJRs1.To jilBANT, OREGON.'
DKUGS; CHEMICALSi
, , . . patent medicines;1;;;;
PAlNTsJpYl-ST.OtFOlLS,
' rOILET GOODS, '
Froncli and Atnernn Cologne,
Halidkerckiet jSxirabts, ; v
CONFECTIONERY '
Pure Winci and Liquors (or Mfdiciual Hies.
FINE TOBACCOS AND CIGARS,
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Tamily Eo'cljieji aij .Pijsio V'i Proscip
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Dm30'T0-t"jiM. A. CAROTHHRS CO.
MUTUAL INSURAfjCE fcOMPANY;
OF AN FR.NCI8CO.
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FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
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CAPITA!.
$1,000,000,
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JOHN.H.'i rtEPT)INOTON.J. .......rreildent;
Oi'Jl. II. IlOWAlU) j...:...;...Vloa PreBldrnt.
CJIAM. Hi HTUHY.;.......; .- Jkretar.
11. KI.I)Y H,.,....H..,Murlnr tjecrotary.
H. H, UlUEUJW Uenuml Alauatfur.
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DIRECTORS OREGON BCAfiCHi
P. VAHHERlHAN,
O. H. l.KWIM,
Portland f UOI.DHM ITH,
I.LUVD HIltXIKK;
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AGENT FOR 0REG01 4 W"nlnGT0N TERR I
EM CARTER, Local Ajenf
a'HIjan oaiSbH.',-,?
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ALBANY BOOKSTORE!
joiin foshay;
DBA LllR 1H
UISCELLINEOI'S AND STANDARD BOOKS,
IlLAi-VKMOOKS! i
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY I.
CHOICE HAVAXS.I, , CARS t
, ' AMD TOBACCOS. , ;
Tbo tnrg oit Steele of Tine Candi.f
ever brought to Albany!
nnnti tn nnr tlno Imimrtnd a oritur at Ihort-'
put. nnHNlld.' ilotltM. ,
P"Thonly plncn tn town whew A ftKAli
OooncWAHCHii bo obtntuod. Cull und Ici,
THE OLD STOVE DEPOlV
COOK, PARLOR AND BOX STOVES !
., 9fthe Do.t Tatterni, , ..... ,
TIN. SHEET-IRON AND COPPER-WARE!
And tho usual assortment of lumiwhiDg good
fuuuct in a Tlo Gtuio.
Kaoaira ftoatly . aSProinj!tfy Exooutell !
, ,, , , , On Rwionalo Terra j. , , .
JtecknnintiM Make Long Friends I"
fl0!W-SI., ALBANY, . ":' ;
Nit Dool1 - to P. C, Harper A Co', Btoio
T).i-.5T4ni(itf .toiin Jinrflns.
GENERAL BUSINESS COLLECTION.'
, .... ..Ann : , '
mfuiRANCE Kvmhxt , ,;
NOTARY PUBLIC.'
' rartlcnlnr attention glvpn to thu adjndlcatlon
Of ft.tOUlt. ' . ' . .,
rvilh--tUirifl mndo In nil pnrtunf tlif tnln.
'tJtn noit door almvi" lliu lloii-Hivo Storr.
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, , II. V. Ill jjLi A MKY., ! ..
druggists km apothecaries;
ALBAMT, OBBOOM, .
Dntcsand mUJrrlflfa frcnh htt) pai. Vrnmr'f.
attention Klifii to country onl-ra and jihyn
ilnii' f rt neriiiilonn, tfcxia wattir fri'sh from
tlie Artto r'i:iius.
rLri' unMulu Btrutjt,ommflt"r;nnntr,sPnTil.
vHn;imf. it. c. litu, it hu:
OBSTACLES TO MAEL
Happy relief Tir young mn frmu tic
of 1'nrjin and Ai'USi'f in early ItM. Mn h - .ri
Restored. Imp'dtirt-nf.s to Mar.Mp' n" mvert
New mfiiifwl of tr uitn"it- -N,w h,1d n'ttisrh
able remwIK'S. r.vird cinMl irt s-'t't tr
In ""aif i envejopds. Adilr". IM.WA!ui A)
ftCHJlATlON. No. Ji, AotifhMnth raUii
phifl, r.,au InrfUuhoo hs vtnj; a bn re
tstion fw lvnoraHa cw.duet, auti ru-.'o'.,
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