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S-ItrDAY JANUARY 8, 1875.
BIKTH-FI.ACE OF COI-CMBUw.
Tradition makes Cogoleto, a mall
town a few miles from Genoa, the
tirth plaoe of Colnmbus, and thore is
as inscription which marks the house
ot his reputed birth. ' It may be true,
and it may be falao for, in this land
of tradition and superstition, it is as
easy to fabricate a tradition as an in
scription and credulity is bs ready
to bcliove that it as old as Adam.
The house of his father was in the
suburbs ot Genoa, as is shown by the
deed. He, himself, says he was born
in Genoa, an expression whioh may
well mean the territory, and not the
eity, of Genoa. There is, then, some
color for the tradition, and it is not
worth while to dig deeper to find
doubts. He was a Liguarian, and
nothing oould be more likely to
sharpen liis curiosity and suggest a
life of adventure than to look out
from these rocky highlands upon the
Mediterranean washing the field at its
base, and covered with the little, but
darina and lenterorisina corsairs of
tbe Levant, the Grecian Archipelago,
and the African ooast.
- How time sets things right! Brought
home in chains, robbed in bis lifetime
of bis honors and profits, and the
name of another given to bis discover
ies. Time has written bis name
"with iron and lead in the rock ior
ever." ' His jealous and triumphant
cnemioi, as well as his royal patrons
and enterprising followers in the path
of discovery are remembered; but
when weoall them np from the land of
shadows there is always in the midst
ot them, and before them, tbe groat
Genoese with a glory about bim, (n
tbe light of which they shine with a
pale ray. So it will be forever.
; He went on when every other
would have given up in despair. He
gave a New World to the kingdoms
ot Castile and Aragon. But Castilo
and Aragon and all the progeny of
their descendant oommonwoalth are
dwindling and fading away, and a
race, never akin to tbe old Lignarian
"the world-seeking Genoese'1 is,
from year to year, dovoating the New
World to the great commonwealth
of freedom and mutuality.
POPPING THH tlUKHTION .
'.Will you toll us grandpa, what
they moan by "popping the question? '
You wish me to tell yon what the
question is, and how to pep it. Yqu
are like King Nobuohadnezzar, who
roqnirod tbe wise men to tell him
what his dream was, whioh he had for
gotten, and likewise the interpretation
of it, I tor onoe will indulge your in
quisitiveness.
The question may be put in five
words; ".Will you be my wife?" or
turning it, "end for end'': "Will
yon be my husband?"
.Why, grandpa! Do women evor
pop the question?
Yea, somotimos. Road tlio Book of
Roth, and there you have an example
of. a young widow asking Bor.z, a
clover old bachelor, we suppose, to
marry horand he, being nluwabiiliui;
man accepted the situation,
In tho twenty-fourth olmptor of
Genesis we read an account of tyaac,
who though forty-years of ago, waited
for his fallior to send his faithful
servant to say Abigail: "David sent
us unto thee, to take thee to him to
wifo." And she went not riding on
a camel, as Kobokali did, but on a
much smallor animal,
I like the plain-spoken address of
the Quaker: "I am oomo to see if I
oan agree with thee to bo my wife."
Yon boys may think it would bo
very easy to ask a questiou so simple
When yon are a little oldor you may
try it, and vory likely you will begin:
"Would you be willing. Mother
ay I might. May I hope. I
would like ," and then the words
tiok in your throat.
Well, grandpa, will you ploase toll
OS how you popped the question?
Pshaw I childron, if you think I did
not pop it right, go and ask Grandma
Willard. Interior.
An old Frenoh oonntess of the
most exquiaito politeness, was about
to broathe hor last, when she roooived
call from an acquaintance ignorant
of hor mortal illness. The answer
sont down from the chamber of the
departing anfl'oror was momnrably
uoHiue, "The Countess do Rouon
lends hor compliments to Maofcme do
Chalais, but begs to be excused as
she is engagod in dying.
A ukmbkr of Parliament at a Lon
don dinner party, was solooted to say
graoe. Ho ondoiT, "Oh! Lord, make
us 'truly thankful, and what do you
think of the improvements along the
Thames?" the question boing put in
the same breath to an Ambassador
who sat ou his right
"Do yon like to go to ohnroli?"
(aid a lady to Mrs. Partincton. "Law
me, l ao," replied Mrs. t',, "nothing
does mo so much good as to get up
early Sunday morning and go io tho
church and hear a populous minister
dispense with the Gospel."
"What has booouie ot your mon
key?" inquired a well-known but
slightly inebriated politician of an organ-grinder
on Pennsylvania avenue.
"He has gone to your Suite to run
for Congress," was tho prompt roply.
"Is there any person you wish me
to marry?" said a wife to a dyiug
oueo, who had been aomowhat ot a
tyrant in hit day. "Marry the dovil
if you like," was tho gruff reply.
"No, I thank you, my doar, ona hus
band of the same family ia onough
for me.'1
Prudent mothor "Don't look at
Prof. Von Bungs so, Dora, dear, or
people will think you are in lovo with
him." Dora (who is iueouBolablo for
tho loss of her darling poodle) "I
ean't help it ma; he is tho oxuet im
age of poor Mopsy."
"rrava you fioldamith'a Groooe?"
was asked of tho olerk in a stnro in
which books and various miscellane
ous articles wero sold. ; iio," suid
the olerk reflectively, "wo bavnt
Goldsmith's (iroece, but we have
some splendid hair oil."
Tho Boanon approaches when tho
bad man wants to find out if bin
neighbor has a big wood pilo and if
ho is near-sighted.
IMPOLITE THINGS TO AVOID,
Children arc very apt to do things
which are rudo, nnloes they are warn
ed of them. So we will tell our
young people about some habits which
they must avom lormiug.
1. Loud and boisterous laughing.
2. Keading when others are talk
ing.
3. : Keading aloud in oompany
without being asked.
4. ; Talking wbon others are read
ing. ,5. Spitting about the house, smok
ing or chewing, i
6. . Cutting fiuger nails in compa
ny. '
7. Leaving ouurcn Deioro worsuip
is closed.
8. Whispering or laughing in the
house of Ood.
9. Gazing rudely at strangers.
10. Leaving a stranger without
seat.
11. A want of respeot. and rever
ence for soniors
12. Correcting older persons than
vonrself. esneciallv parents,
13. Receiving a present without
an expression ot gratitude.
14. Tulkine abont yourself.
15. Laughing at the. mistakos of
others.
10. Joking others in oompany.
17.' Comnienoing talk before oth
ers have finished speaking.
1 8. Answering questions that have
been put to others.
19. Commencing to eat as toon as
you get to the table; ana
tit). Not listening to what ona is
saying in oompany.
Moke Bayonets. In every instance
where the authority of the depart
ment of Jnatice has been called into
requinition in the Southern (states,
Attornoy-Gonerul Williams has ad
vocated and employed brute force.
He Boerus to forgot evorything except
the right of the Government to
ooorce citizens robelling against its
authority. And if anybody holding
to primitive views oi uonsiitutionui
law sucaests that the people of the
South ore not rebels, he answers
that they were rebels once, anyway,
To hiui the army is a sovereign rem
edy for curing Southern disorders,
It is not surprising, therefore, that
he argued vehemently yesterday, at
a UitLunot meeting, lor more troops
in tho South.
The Washington Chronicle and the
ChicdL'O IntKr-bcetm are the only dis
ciples of this doctrine, among news
papers, that we can think ol just
now It is not so strange that Uns
tow and Jewell should give no opin
ioii on the matter... It may bo true
that more bayonets are needed in the
Southern States; but tbepeopleobuld
not Bee the exigency at the Novem-
bor eloctions. we wwll the Attor-
noy-Generul.could.be persuaded that
peace burn her victories KG iohb io-
nowntjij tllttB: WftrVr-Oreymiinn.
Miskftrf TnR'BAtiY. Ah the cars
wero moving away from Torre Haute
tho oilier day, a pretty young woman
came from the ladies' car, and rush-
iulo the' smoking oaf frantically
appealed to everybody to slop the
train.-- Catching sight of the conduct
or kIi oxolaimeil ptlooiisly'Mr. (Jon-
ilnntps, ya put slpp the main; I've
lull "my baby."' The train was slop
ped and the baby recovered, amid the
hearty chcera of the pooplo on the
plaitorm and tho passengers; and
wliilo tho young mother laughed and
cried and hugged her little one, she
tried to oxpluin how .the baby was
such a new' thing she hadn't got used
to -m ,-'ioln ... .
Uouon on Donovan. In a vory
woll known town 4n Vermont there ia
a tlourishinrj colony of Irish settlers
who hv cultivated the noil to some
prolUi Some of tho number emigra
ted a few years siuoe to aeok their for
tune elsewhere.; , One of them, re
turning for a visit was making inquir
ies nt to ms oia irionns, among mem
was one Jim DonOvonf "Alii Nod,
where is, Jim Donovonf" "Oh! sure
he haB settled down intiroly, and is
well 'off; but, bad luck to him, he
wont to Montreal and married a little
Protestant girl,"' "Married what?"
"A Protestant girl." s,May the divjj
fly awny with him. Why didn't ho
marry one of his own sex?"
Uituai.inm. "Your young friend
staid uncommonly late last night, and
I wns quite inclined to come into the
parlor ami dismiss him," said an in
dulgoiit father to his pet of sixteen.
"Oh, yos, iijwas pretty lato; but we
got so interested in discussing ritual
ism, that we nid not notice the Hoot
ing hours, papa!'1 "Discussing rit
ualism!'1 sternly queried the father,
and then he walked slowly awny with
his hands mid or his i out skirls, trying
to remember what they called it when
lie was young.
An IriHhmaa addicted to tolllug
ntiuii;;o stories nnid he saw n nmu
beheaded, with his hands tied behind
him. who diroctly picked up his head
and put it ou his uhouhlerH in the
right plnco. "tin, im, uai sum a
by-ntundur. "How could he pick up
his head wbon his hands were tied
behiud hiruV" "And sure what a
iniitv fool ve arel" anld Pat, and
cnuldu't he pick it up with his teeth?
To ould luuk with yer botheration.
A limcuil littlo miss ot six years
or thoreabouts was making what is
knowu as a ragdoll. Turning to her
mother, she tlioughttully remarked
"Ma, didn't you say that God sees
ovorvthinc?" "Yes, doar, of oourso."
"Well Icuess he'll laugh when he
tees this doll, won't he?"
Tim lS'mliop of Munchestor. Eng.
lurid, gives a good definition of au
eduouiod man, "When man goes
out into tho world and knowing when
he does know a thing, knowing when
he does not know a thing, ami know
ing how knowledge it to be acquired
i cull turn a portcolly educated man.
A eeiitleinmi traveling ou a steam
er, oiio day at dinner was making way
with a larae pudding close tiy, when
he was told by a servant that it was
dessert. "It matters not to. mo,"
said he; "I would eat it it it wero a
wilderness.
"Yes, sir," said a Michigan Fourth
of July orator, "Piilman wont right
into the wolfs den, dragged her out,
and the independonoo of America
was socured."
A number of A'.ina (Wis ) sports
man who chartered a steamboat to go
hunting, returned with just ou snipe,
ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW FIRM
NEW GOODS
harrisburg
MOTTO:
"LIVE ANB LET LIVE !'-
(I shall Inaugural this motto into practice by
patronizing the printer.)
MAVINO PURCHASED THE INTEHEHT
of my into pHi-lnfm. Messrs. G. Ufrr&t and
A. Anspficher, I im desirous of keeping the
buMncis up to Its former sitimlard and to give
tlie fullest aa'.lsfae'.lon to customers.
I will begin the Fall Trade with freah In
voice of now goods, oonslsting oi
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Gent's Furnishing- Good,
Ladles' Drew Goods,
Hats at Caps,
Boots etc Shoes,
Hardware,
Crockery,
eta., efc.
such as Is generally kept In a
FIRST CLAS3 RETAIL STOiJB!!
All of whioh I will Mil at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES I
Constantly on hand, . .
mETZLER'3 Cr.lPEaATBD
RAW HIDE BOTTOMED CHAIRS
BAM. MAT.
vKnasiy.
GO TO THE
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As .
OEE-H3VE STORE
TO BUT
OEOCERIE3,
PROVISIONS,
NOTIONS, ETC.,
CHEAP FOR CASH I
COUNTRY PUODICE
BouaiiT rom
MERCHANDISE OR CASH !
THIS 18 Till
CHEAPEST PLACE IN ALBANY
Sir Pnrli will alwayi do wfll to call anil am
for Mit-mticlvvM befuro ooumnuatliiK tlirlr Ii-uUub
elm'wliiTo, ii. r.i-.w,
vSnilul r. lntl eh., Aioany.
ALBANY
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T1LKST0S & SCOTT, Proprktorn.
Cunt outer enn fttwnyi It mi At thli ptnee a
ilomiiu uwinrimPiu ui
GUNS, RIFLES AND REVOLVERS
. And Ammunition of AU Juudt.
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TOYS J TOYS! TOYS
Or EVERT DESCRIPTION.
Baby Carriages, Steamboats, Games
MtH'tmntcnl Toy. .oomnotlvPB, lotl. tViyi
W ago it ntui mt'iKtm, m imi itfttny ovary
kind ot LtiN nmimmuturvtl.
VlOllli, ,
ALBANY BOOK STORE
JOHN FOSHAY,
-MUH IS
iiisu:uanei)1'5 and standard bohs
ItL.WK BOOKS!
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY
0hvIh In our llnf, tmpoitvit loonlrr at short
vat pvMieio UOIK-O,
AT COST
FOll 90 DAYS
I will aoll All my tttwk of (rrwla. forth nxt
90 ilHiti, Al RliaUubUlUUllg, t lUl ttlttt xu
.no younwlvtti. J. HIAHiM,
Vr. rlrt And WMhinitlim Hi,
fOAth yAid lot but. fun Autl 1a btuA.
BUUi
ADVERTISEMENTS.'
Ayer's ;
air vigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural vitality ana Color.
' A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, and
effectual for
preserving the
hair. It $oon
restore faded
or gray hair
to iti original
color, with the
gloss and freshnest of ynuth. Thin
hair is thickened, falling hair checked,
and baldness otton, though not always,
enred by its use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles aro de
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can bo
saved by this application, and stimu
lated into activity, so that a new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi
ment, it will keep it cloan and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent baldness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma
tion of dandruff which is often so un
cleanly and offensive. Free from those
doleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and inju
rious to the hair, the Vigor oan only
benefit but not barm it. If wanted
merely for a HAIR DEESSINO,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
lontaming neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil whito cambric, and vet lasts
long on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy
lustre, and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr, J, C, Ayer Si Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELI MASS.
Ayer's
taty Pectoral,
For TMieuoa of tho Throat and Zmns
Suoa as uougna. uoiaa, wBooyws
Cough, Bronchitis A HthmtH
and Oouumptioiia.
Among tbe grott
discoveries of modern
tcience, few Aro of
more real value to
mankind than this ef
fectual remedy for all
dlaetueB of the Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that It doet
Burely and effectually
control them. The testimony of our boat Glu
teus, of all oluetiei, establishes the fact, that
vrerht r EcroRAii wui ana ooos relieve ana
eure the afflicting disorder! or the Throat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine. The most
dangerous aiTectioos of the Pulmonary Organs
S'eltl to Its power; and oases of Cotmump
ou, cured by this preparation, aro public
ly known, so remarkable as hardly to be be
lloveil, wero they not proven beyond dispute.
As a remedy it is adequate, on which tne public
may rely for full protection. By curing Coughs
Uia fnrpnitinnra of more serious disease, it naves
uuuumbered lives, and au amount of suffering
Dot to be ootnputed. It challenges trial, and con
vinces tho most sceptical. Evory family should
keep it on nimu an a prorection ngiunsi tub ar.y
and uiij orceivetl attacli of Pulmonary Affections,
which nro easily mot at first, but which become
incumblo, and too often fatal, if neglected Ten
der limpp need this dnienco; and it is unwise to
be without it. A a sat'i'fjuard to children, amid
the dhtrensing discuses which beset the Tliroat
and Clieat ol childhood, Ciiehrt Pectorai.
It Invaluabloj for, by its timely use, multi
tudes are rcucuod from premature gntvos, and
saved to the love and affection centred on them.
It acts speoilily and surely against ordinary colds,
securing Bound and health-restoring sleep. No
one wlireuller troublesome Iutiuenza and pain
ful Ilronchlt.fs when thoy know how easily
thoy can be urod. .
Originally tho product of long, laborious, ana
incoewttul cliomicul inveatigation, no cost or toil
Is spared in malting every bottle in the utmost
BDMIOie ponOCUOn. ll IUWy VV cumiuoiiwjr aw
ed uikjq as noueisiiiE all the virtues it has ever
exhibitod. and capablo of producing cures ai
memorablo aa tho greatest it has ever effected.
PREPARED BT
Dr. J. C. AYER Si CO., Lowell, Mass.,
Fractleal and AnaljUial Ohemtota.
BOLD BT ALL CBUOQI8T8 FVKBTWHKBB.
Capital, (M IP In Boli) $800,000
Surplus Firefly Goia)20C,110
TrasiBartii rwvrj kind of I.gltlnifs
Jlnnhiun Uuninon.
BrVN AND rHFI.rS KXrilANOB onthA
principal iHLloa ol (he UiiitoiKsuitoa amt Knrope.
vftiui-Twa i!,itfris?n" atic of nicpOfi
IT avaliiibiu ui au coiuuiurciat auu uuuuvuu
points.
BItvm and HKliliS National, State. City
and County Honda.
IrYVPMTinKrrr onorden.
esorn Ann nirrt n nri.i.ioir ana
I,I-:JAI, I'EN UK UH bought and sold.
DRPONIT ACCOrNTS kept InCloM, flUvef
ami utirrt'iiry, uuu Hiinjeut ui chuck ihumiuw
ITVTKRKHT PAID on Time Deposits.
COfil'IWTIONM 1W ADR In Ram Vrnn
rtmcm anil vu'inuv wunmit rrtHrtre, nnu nt an
other potntH at cot, and prooeoila reuUttod ak
cummt ratea of ivxchmipo.
0. Q aCiUitT, FtTEB H. BURNETT,
vaanierv rreuoeiH.
AND NOW-APPEARS
DR. PLTJAlMEll
WITH A CBOUI11 09
mux),
rEBFl'MEBICS,
BTATIOKEBY,
CIGARS TOBACCOS.
THE NEW DRUG STORE !
GIVE rl-rMKB A CALU
TlOrilitr.
DEalLLSPLOWS
Havln( a lr,- lut ef lh colelral4
8TATESMAN TOEOE TEED
GRAIN XJnrL.L3,
titrwt fmm lit fspt(rv. T enn unVr better In
duivuji tiu to furmcn litnn ever.
AT HO THK
PAOIHO DOUBLE SHAKE FAIT MILL,
fur grading Vh at. eleaiilng dnx, et.,
PLOWS, OF D1FFCRZNT PATTERNS.
FX ED CUTTERS, WAGONS.
And a rtirloty of rtlr mnphlnt'ry
Tluwe m vrnnt tif such tirtlol a will tlnA It to
their itviu(tni,v to tvtll hi my l-Uokmnllh Hhop,
tiriu'roI Ht.t-'iitl inui KlUworth HtrttU, tut1!
uUf .t'ifv" Ki-rrvl, All-nny. ttn'non.
IPHU a ult-lamx LtiMily uUemtrd to.
vtUiiAf. 1T1UNK. WWU.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
R.R.R.
a
rrfii Dnfl
CTIIES THE WORST PAINS
a FB0M 0H2 TO TWEBTT KtOTTU.
NOT ONE HOUR
Alter reaaiBK ujti dTrtt(Mst Md NT
BUFFER WITH PAIN.
BADVAY'S READY RELIEF
a ccae roa svaar vain.
It u Ik fin od U ' '
TH2 0KLY PAIS REMEDY
flut luiUntlT ttoi O mwt ieTDCitlu p. I a, allM
iBrUmuuMloM, wiJ crrw 't'onf' "!
tgi, 6ioiat, bowda, W oUmi UJ 'W
MDllUllnr,
IN FROM OKI TO TWUKTT MINUTM.
RHEUMATIC, Bd-r1dden, rnferm, Crippled, MWWM,
Hnnlgk, or prwlnM wiOi 4l4 mv "-
RACWAY'S READY RELIEF
i . , WILL AFFORD INSTANT fAU.
CrrLAUMATlON Of THK KIDSET8,
UfUmo or TH ILAODD,
UffLAHUATWN Ot THE BOWELS,
ao THMAT. WSlAua,
nnxEic. coU,, "'""VrLUKNZA.
.HCOMATIUI.
GOLD CHILLS, AGUE CHILL.
Thiapllultoaol tk BEADT RELTEF to ti
prter prU wfatr U Jl Or AiOeolljr ultU will
ttTurd u XDi comfort.
Tw-Blj dropi id bir n tambUr of wl.r will L twm
mom,u r0t(.RAMP8. SPASMS SL'ftfiTOMACH,
81CK HEADACHE, -VV3N.,2Lwl:lfi
DYSEfH-EBV. COLIC, WlND LN til BOWJiLA.
Itt til INIJl&NAL. rAUift.
' lieadr Jtt lUf with hw 1" ta
WMir will ur.viDi .lk-u or ptlu from cImji of -tr.
bUtetwrUiurtuwh Srudy orWtwrj MiiliUat.
FEVER AND AGUE
rrVTR AND AG Dr enrtd for tflj etoit. TW f
Mt ft rtAdll f In tbli world that will emn t
st Asm, tad all oifetr Mr!oai, BIMau. Scrli
Trphofd. Ii.ilow, U(t OlhM rr Uided 6j BAD"
VlT PILLS) vltkm aAC WAT'S ttADT
fctLLEI". Ilttj cenU jl bottl. Sold by DrmlU.
Hi
'i
KTw.usi iun mmr niru nionn incrcaSI
OF Sl.y.bH AND WntUir CLEAR BKIN AND
BIAUXli'UL COMTLKXION BKCUBjOHO ALU
Br. nilBWilTO
HAS MADK THE MOST ASTONtSHmO CURES!
BO QL1L-K.SU RAl'ID AUK TDK CHANOKd THB
BODY UNDKRULUCB, UNUERTIIE IN FLUKNClt
OC THli TKULY WUMJERJUL 411tDrciNt
THAT
Every Bay an Increase in Fleah
and Weight i Seen and Felt.
TBE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
t7 drop or tha SARSAFAJtrtLIAIf RESOLT
KKT oommaalcaiM IhroBih tb Blood, SwmI, Uriaa,
aa4 othft Soldi ud jak of tha ijtWn tk vltor of
It, for II r.Jra lb waattt of tk body wllh bw aa4
Mud maUrlal. Scrofula, Bjpbllli, Coruamptloa, Olaav
4b1v dlti", Ulotr la tho Throkl, Mouth, Tbdih,
KdM In Um Olandt and outr part of tho yiUaj, Son
Xyaa, Btrnmcral Dltcbarfvi from Uia Eart, sad Uia wont
rau of Skin dl !, Eruptloai, Vavtt Soroi, Scald
Btad, JUng-Worm, Salt Bbnm, Erj1plu, Aon,
Black Spot, Worm 1 lAFlnh,Tumnn, Cmmn 1
IhoWomb, ud all waknlnf and painful dlaoaarpa,
Hl(ht BwtMi, Lou et Bptno, and all wati of tho
lift prlnotfiU, ar wlthla tb coratlva raaf of thli wtav
ir of Modra C html it T, and a fw day' dm will pro?
to mj prea silof It for altliw of Ihaw torwt gf dlaaaat
ItcpotoDt powtr to cunthMB.
If th patUnt, dallj becomlnr rtdocad by tti waatal
od dcomt0tlli) that U matlDBallT prorrul0:,
eatrlt Id arrdllnj thtat wuUi, and repair th aaaM
with nw material made from btallhy blood ud tail
tat 8ARSAPABILLIAN will and ki tnro.
Not only d"t lb SarAaauaa Rwoivir aoal
1) known reirdll if tot In tb cor of Cbropl,
Berofuloui, Conilltutloual, Ud Bkia dUaM( bat U la
lb oaly fjaltl car for
KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS,
rjrinirr and Womb dlwauf, Or1, OlabtUi, DtdmT,
ttvM,riiof WUr,1(ontlotncof Urln, Bright' W
aie, AlbutnlouiU, ud la oil cut I wbtr ikr oro
brickdutt dnpotiw. or th wUr U thlsk, cloudy, ml
wllb lubiUnvei Ilk tb wbiu of an tn, or tbrtadi Ilka
wblW illk, or lbr I a morbid, dark, blllom apptaraaea,
aad wliii bonJuttdpoilti,and who tbtral apilck
Uii. bornio( icntalloa when 'slag water, and pala la
tM SdmII ei th Back and aluog th Loin. PrlW.fl.Ot.
WOBM3.
Th oalv known and Hr Rutwdy for WORMS
PI. N, TAPE, aU.
Tumor of 12 Years9 Growth
Cured t Bad way's Ke$olwnU
Br. n&&wnrQ
Perfect Purafire Pills,
Mrf(ttly UaUliHM, legwntly twui with wet won,
iturg, rftrulaM, purify, rlvani, and ilrenethta. Had
way 'I Pifla, for th cum Of all disorder of tb Btnasach,
J.lTr, I).. welt, KUntyi, UlndJtr, Nrtou DiMMtt,
Hadacb. Conitliialliaj. Cvitkwaiiii, ln.!lKMl1oa, Dy.
Kpla, liill.juui, Iflliuu) Fyvtr, luflamunUoB of th
welt, riLi, and all PsrauEuineiiU of lb loUraal
VlKtra. WarranUd to aSuct a i-utltlvt cur. Furtly
Vcactabl, ronnlulng bo surcary, BlinaraU, Of dla
lariuut dniKi,
A fw d"i ot RAPWAT'S PILLS will frta law
frtt.oi ftota all th aboK-rm(d df'rdr. Prica, M
Moli pir bo. SOU) 11V DRCUOISTd.
RikU "KAL.SK AND TRUE." StnJ on Mtai
Uiiifj to RADWAY A CO., No. 81 Warm
Nw Tork. iaiuaoiuloa worth Uouud will b Mai
van.
Z. BEARD & CO.,
TANGENT, OREGON,
Forwarding and Oommis53ou Merchants,
AND DEALERS iA-
MERCHAKDiSE AKD. FEODUCE !
A piod amorlment of all kmda of
STAPL3 GOODS
ftlwayn lu store At lowest market rate.
Wo aro prepared to flit orders (or all kinds of
AtiKECULTlttAL MAC'HIKEEtY
nt prices tbut miint give entire fiat Isf action.
Comt) on with your orders and have them tilled
nt low rates forciish.
Gr A 11 kinds ol produce taoiea in exchang
for goods. vantf.
CITY
K3EAT tulARBCET!
J. L. IIAKUIS, Prop.
WILL KKEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
w tho best nient thf market atTonln, nnd
wlllalwnys l-o found tviuly to aceominodate
thoso who niny hivur mm wun a can.
aWlllgliost uiRTki't prtco puld for pork.BB
vtmiMt.
ARCHITECTURAL AuD MECHANICAL.
KUinLItN A CtlliUEBT.
Architect! to tha Board of Capitol
Commiaaionar.
PATE1T! rriOE DKAWUfQS, ETO
In Croe'a BulUlIn, Portland. Oregon.
VUlllltf.
NEW GOODS !
LATEST FASHIONS !
at tho iter of
L. KLINE Cc CO.
WE n AVI JUST RECEIVED FROM A!
Fmnolaoo U. v.ry latrat Hjlaa of 807a'
and UenU'
FASHIONABLE CLOTUUCOII
LADIES' AND MISSES'
DRESS 0001)3 1
and .wrjlhlnr .la. lo b. found 1r
FIRST CLASS RETAIL STORE I
BEST QUALITY OF GOODS
LOWEST PniCES
K
CASH OR PRODUCE.
aw-Nitdoo atwre Poatoffloa, Albany o
bub.
ADYERXISaMENTS.
ISPS
ft TA is,
P jViV.w
iir- t. Wnlker'a Cahlorniii in.
far l.nters nro jmreijr ;Kctabio
pronarntion, rondo chiclly from tlio na
tive herbs founil on tlio lower rinses ol
tto Sierra Kevada niountnliiB of Ciuiror
nia, tlio medicinal pioportica of which
010 extracted thnrofiom witiiout tho uso
of Alcohol. Tlio rjiiostlnn is almost
dnilT anl;c(l. "What ia tlio eanso 01 mo
.ninVMlMcil unmva oT ViNiMAit Hit-
Ticiis!'' Oar answer is, that they rcmovo
tho cause of diwaso, and Ibo natient ro
cav'rs his health. They uro the pieat
blood purifier ami ivlifo-jjiviii' princijile,
a perfect llcnovator and lnvijioralor
of the ivatoni. Never licl'oi-o in tho
hirtorr of" tho world law medicine Iwen
oomtitmndRd possersiiiiif the reamrkalj.u
oaalltie of Tiskoar BiiTKit.s ia healing tle
tick of every disease nam is heir to. They
are a gentle Pureauvf as well an a Tonio,
relieving Consestimi or Inllaininatlon of
the Liver anil Visceral Organ hi iiilious
liieasel
Tlie properties of Dn. Walxto's
ViOa JtiTTKne nro Aperieut. Diiiliharetic,
Carminative, Nutritious, Lasntive. Diuretic,
geilativo. Connter-Irvitnut Buiioriiie, Altera
tive, aii'l Auti-Uilious.
Graluf'al 'tuousaiKls proclaim ynt
r.iii HiTTKits tho most wonderful In
vigcraut tliut ever suitained the aiulung
fi.-N'ra,
No Person can fa?;o tltsso Etttcrs
aordiD(j to directions, and remain long
unwell, provided their bones are not do
stxovcd by mineral poison or other
means, and vital organs wasted beyond
re-pair.
Biliocs, Romiitant and Inter
nitteiii 1' overs, which are so preva
lent in tha vallcvs of our great rivers
throughout tho United States, especially
titice of tho Jlissisiippl, Ohio, lii3souri,
Iiiiiidifl, Tenncsseo, (Jumucnanu, Ariian
eas, lie:!, Colorailo, Brazos, llio Grande,
Pearl. Alabama. Mobile. Savannah, Ko-
anokn, James, and many others, with
their vast tributaries, throughout oar
sHtire country during tho Summor and
Auluuin, and remarkably so duringsea
sana of unusual hoat and dryness, are
invariably accompanied by oxtensivo do
ran;;emeni3 of tho stomach and liver,
and other abdominal viscera. In their
treatment, a purgative, exortin" a pow
erful influence upon these various or
gans, is essentially necessary. Thoro
is n cathartic fur the purpose equal to
UK. J. W ALKEIt 8 VIXEOAB UITTEM,
as tliev will speedily remove tlio ttaric-
colored viixiid matter with, which the
boitels aro loaded, at the same time
stjiuulatiiia tho secretions of tho livor.
and ccucrally restorinp; tho bealtby
fiuiclionj of tho disestivo organs.
Forf i!y the body against disease
hv rerlfvi'112 all its liuidmvith Vinegar
ISriTEiis. K epidemic can take hold
of a svstom thus lore-armeu.
Ij-sn?pi:J:i cr IiK'icslioa, TJead
ncbe, Pain in tho Shoulders, Couffhs,
'J't'litness of tho Chest, Dizziness, Sour
Eructations of tho .Stomach, liad Tasto
in tlie iloutli, Uilious Attacks, Palpita.
tation of tho Ueart, liifiammation of the
Luii;'s, rain in tlio region ot the hJa.
nevs, :id a hundred other painful symp
toms, are the o!Vspriii;;s of Dyspepsia.
One buule will provo a better guarantee
of its merits than a lengthy advertise
ment.
Scvftfula, or King's Evil, Whito
Swoilinifrt. Uleorn. Ervsiuolna. Swelled Neck.
Goitre, Scrofulous luliatnuiationa, Indolent
Inflammations, Mercurial Allectlous, vld
b.rea, hrupuons ol tno bKtn, boro hya, eto.
la Uiuso. as in all other constitutional Dia-
eases, 'WAtKEa'a Vikeoar Birriiiui have
kowa their great eurative powers ia the
mast olistinata and intractablo canes.
For Iui'nmmatory nuJ Chronic
KUoumatism. Gout, Bilious, Kemit-
toit and Intermittent Fovora, Diseases of
tlx Mood, Liver, Aiuuers and madder,
time Bitters have no equal. Such Diseases
are oaaacd by Vitiated lJiood.
Hechniiicftl Diseases. Persons en-
fapred in Paints and Minerals, such as
lumbers, Typo-setters, GoUl-boutorH, and
Miners, as they advnuco In life, aro subject
to paralysis of tho Bowels. To guard
apaiuflt tins, take s dose or Waxkeh s vm.
eoak BiTTi'as oceaHionally.
ForSliin Diseases. Eruptions, Tefr
ter, Salt-Kkoam, IlliAchos, Spots, Pimples,
Ptiatulos, boils, Cal-buucies, King-worms,
Scald-head. Sore ves. Erysipelas. Iteh,
Scurfs, liiscolorations of the Skin, Humors
and Diseases of the Skin of whatever name
or nature, are literallr due no and carried
out of tlie system in a short time by the nee
el these Hitters.
Pill. Tano. and other Worms,
lurking in tlie svstera of so many thousands,
are ellcatually destroyed and rouioVed. Ho
system of medicine, no vermifuges, no an
ttalminitics will free the system from worms
like these Hitters.
For Fcmalo Complaints, in young
or old, married or single, at the dawn of wo
manhood, or the turn of life, these Tonio
Bitters display so decided an influence that
luipiorouiuui is soon if rcuotmio.
Cleanse tlio Vitiated lilood when.
ever you lind its impurities bursting through
the skin In Pimples, Ernptinns, or Sores:
elesuse it when you find it obstructed and
sluegish in the voine ; cleanse it when it is
foul; your feelings will tell you when. Keep
the blood pure, and the health of the system
wui louow.
. H. II. llrDOHAI.D A CO.,
PnifOrLU ami lion. Arm.. 8n ItonAtsoo, Callftinua,
ana 0V. wl WiMtilHHiu hii ,.uriH,n iiw., n.
:-i)m'. : ,vil ;l.,tand lclwra.
THE OLD STOVE DEPOT I
JOHN BRIGCS
eiALia is
COOK, PARLOR AND BOX STOVES
Of the Bait Patterns,
a
TIN. SHEET-IROIf AND COPPER-WARE
Aad ta asaal assorrsseat of famishing gooas
Moat ia a lia euira.
Bamin Keatlj ud Pmnptij Eieoated
Oa Reasonable Tarsa,.
" Short Reckoning Mfakt Long Friends I"
FR0NI-6T, ALBART,
Nut Door to P. 0. llarpn Co 'a 8t
Dee.r4altf . JOHN BRIGOS
HEMORRHOIDS.
A
A CAROTHKRS CO'S "P1T.S
AN1 01.Vr.VKNT"hT aow bMoiae
tha standard vrepataliotM f tha day; ia Bra
eand and reOLiiaiottB Jfd Titr PiUf onfjr (wli.tbar
snroau' orncotl. uBvrBrB soay dvpvBd boob
11, that this ftsBady will give taai arasaBat
relial Mroai Uiu IroubiaMBi. and lUasagiag eaav
plaint.
8at Bostpatd to aay aditreas (vlth!a the Cat-
Ma sutN) apoa recBipt r ori. si.se.
A. CAR0TH1.KS A CO..
aSyl Albasy. Lion Co,, Oragon.
METZLER'S
RAW-HIDE BOnCKED CHAIRS
Can be had at hta mantifartory at Jflrwn t
at hi olti pi nw of buin.' in Albany ; at amt
Jt t'lilUr', AUHoy ; a Mty 'i ton. Hr-
rlihurit; Smith A Braanitt ld, Junction ; Kirk
Huii.t Rnnavllt; J. M. Mnnran, Haiih-r
J. 9, Hrorm, betftt J. M Mtuia. Martoo.
TITUS brothers;
THE iS.iGER
STILL TRIUMPHANT I
sewing Machine sales of 1873
TheUblt , Be InscMaehin Bal fttf 187ft,
ebowi th ur i lei last year amounted to
aoa.444 ,.lm arcd and thirty two thou
and, four ndre and forty-four) Machine!
being a laro loorease over the iales of tn pre
vlmta vi-ar lkTl
Thn tnhlfl atiowi thfttouf Sxcd thORO
of any other company, lor the prrird named.
y tlie nuillUi-T Ol junvnmvm,
Tr. mnv lu fiirtht-r utiitfd that the Bales of 1873.
an com pared with those of 1872, show a relative
ly larger lllcreiXHU, ut-yuuu iub awn i uiui
UiaKfTS, man u ny lAuerjunr.
FoTlnshmccin 1872 we sold 45.000 more Ma
chines than any other Company, whereas, in
lava, tho sales were
113,254 MACHINES IN EXCESS
OUR IIIGS1E8T COMPETITOR.
fnr thA wmaii that the nftlcs of the principal
i neae nciin;n are u mure uuii
Companies In 1878 are 1cm than their iwlM
187J4i whereas, as has been shown, our safes
have lar,?ly tnvrviiiied.
The account oi sales Is from s-vrorn retanis
made to the owners of the tsewiufE uaomoe
Patents.
It will hardly bo dented, that the superiority
Afth. NiNaHrt ma HINKS Is fullv dmon-
ntrated at all events that tiii'ir popularity in
tne houseaoia is iiuttuesLionaDie,
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TITXJS BlfcO'S,
AGENTS, ALBANY.
A- CAKD.
1,000 REWARD!!
THE ABOVE REWARD WITiL BE GIVEN
to anybody proving that the sales of the
SINGER SEWING MACHINE
do not exceed all others dt thousands upon
thousands. While all the other old compa
nies' sales In 1874 decreased, those of the LING
ER Increased wonderfully, and teeps at the
head, where It .ways Is and should be.
TITUS BRO'S.
SILYER PLATED WARE!
Bogera' Plate Flm
BUvcr.
Nickel
Table Spoons.
Tea Spoons.-..,..,
$8 00 per set
TITUS BRO'S,
DEALSRS Ol
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
A!CD
DIAMOND SPECTACLES!
AUO
PISTOLS AHD CAKTRIDCES
SINGER SEWING MACHINES,
And all kinds of Sewimg Machine Heedlei
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
An Oewda SM an Work San.
WuraateA,
Krxt nnr to HHIb rMie ftorl fa Joim qu
ienuU. ' TRGS BB08,
ApJiESHBKMEKl'S: "
-iOBALBB iH-i 1 ,
HAEDWAREh ; HARDWAREi
STOVES, ,
CROCKERY, . 7
AND GROCERDB
manufacturer;
T1X & COrPR WARB
Bole Agents fifthe tThlbh and
IMPROYEO RICHMOND KAKSEf
' ' the BrjTnftoS'' ' 1 "n
; j "i . j . - T 3".'i I'll i 1
NORMAJV RAUGE, 1 ;
With health. The Celbbrated Chaker'Oak aa
. w armers' uook Blova. , .)
AT '
WHOLESALE A AID RETAfaV
lob Work tlono on Short HoMasjl
and at Beetaonable Tensai
" isaOlTe me a eall and satisfy rouraelTeathar
1 sell cheaper than any other house la towsu
BilOnia.
ALBANY FOUNDRY
MACHINE SHOPS i
A. F. CHERRY, Proprietor
ALBANY, OREdOM.
Mannflaetore Steam EnglaiM ( '
FLOUR AND SAW MILL MACHINERY) . ,
Agricultural , Machinery
ALL AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES
Alio agent for Klcbardsoa, Merlaa Oe'v
Fajr Co's, and H. B Smith's , , , :
PATENT I00D-W0SE1N6 lACHlilEKI.-
Also Manufaotursr of Degroat's .a - ';t
PATENT IROIV FEIVCB
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS;;
or All Rinds, Kids to Order I
Bspslrinrall kinds ef maehiasry dons Ms ;!
shortest notioe. A. F. CHBKRI. ....
7n4tf. ' ' ,
CITY DRUG STORE.
X OAROTnKRS.
I
. SILTKIMBV 1
A CAROTHERS & CO.;; ;'.;.';
DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES; ;
FOSTER'S BLOCK; FIRST ST ALBANY, tlREGOIl' ;;
-DBALSnS IH ,
DRUGS, CHEMICAIaS- i
PATENT MEDICINES,: ' '
PAINTS, DYE-STUFFS, OILS,- ,
GILjfVSS,
TPILET GOODS, ' '
French and American Cologne.
Handkerchief Extraota, ,:r
OONFECTIONEK"i' .j'n''1
Fan Wliei and Liqnon tor Seditiaal Im . '
FINE TOBACCOSAND rjIGARS. ;H
Family Beoipei and Fhyiioias'i Preeoif .
tioM Oompoanded. ' ,
Deo30'70-Tal0. ' A. CAROTHSBS '
GOOD NEWS IN LEBANON.
:t
MONTAGUE & MoCALLBT I
, i f i
HaTeJust reoelrsd and opened out a , , ,
MAMMOTH STOCK
GENERAL MERCHANDISE L,
C0SJBTXK 09 J "J'ii
DBT COODS, GROCERIB0, '
. HARDWARE, ETC., ' '
the whole oomprtsing one of the oholoest rsiaS
stores In Oregon.
They eipeetto win nubile favor and pnbll
patronaKH hy a prompt attention to custom!
and reasonable prices or goods. . ,
MONTAUIJE A UoCALLST.
Lebanon. Oct. 13. 1873. vM0tf
THRESHERS I THRESHERS ! I
JXJST ARRIVED 1
FOUE OF THE A. 1.
MASSILLAN RUSSELL MACHINES,
M A SO lneh, geared with LanKenberg EnA .
Sbake Shoe Mounted Powers. Thoa. wanting
Threshers will do well to eaU soon. Also,
I
I ESS HARVESTERS i!)D REAPERS.
Clow's Iron Dead Barley
Forks, etc., etc., !
AT FRANK WOOD'S.
ALBANY OREGON. sEOw
WJf, PETERS, ' '
CARRIAGES,
Hacks and Wagons
' Of BVERT DESCBIPTIOlf. ',
Ferrw hi., ket. Fmt ss4 SeraI,
. ALBAKT, OEEOOir. - . :i
CARBTAflES, HACKS AND WAOOWB
of all StjlM Manafactund to Ord.r, at
a. rMsoaabl. rat as th. osa of good material
aad ftrst-elafls werk will jasliiy.
BEPAIRIlVd OF AE.Ii KINDS
Neatly aad .apsditloaslt doti at lew Ratal
Albaar Haj J3, 1S71. A3t(
ALEilY ESTH HOUSE
BARBER SHOP I
(utly thank. tb tnvltena of AUxuiy and
Ttointty for th liberal patron bMowd up
oa bun for the pant frrn ytm, and hps tit
the luiutr a cm 1 1 nuance of Uttlr tavora. For
th accomrDodrttkon of transient cusiomTS
and frttuU la the upper pan of town m bmt
oirori a nt little tiop nt-xt door to Moot
K.mry A 1 nvlofM $mmMxi, vhmvs pod work -niaa
will always be in tuwuKtunrets) mn'jt nnosk ,
patrons. Jut- WEUiuik .
;'Ui.-I
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