The state rights democrat., April 23, 1875, Image 4

FRIDAY.?..."
...APJHL 23, 1875.
AGRICULTURAL.
Nerer hsva the Amerioan bee-keep-
e:-i s aen able to supply ilio market
Wiui jniie Looey, i Bui the Ijouey-ddal-ws
(, 19 sometimes found tba means
of tilling all the watita and their pock
ett at thfi,- ssmotime,, , Jfei'e.is the
recipe: lake one gallon of honey and
even gallons of sugar syrup, mix well
and it is done. Some put the mixture
in glass jars wttE a few Wtk o $mb.
Some use "glucose," a,kind,,of" ,yrup
made in France with potatoes , and
uid in Chicago for'lbnr or fivo" cents
per pound. A New York honeytfeal
or has disclosed the whole matter to
the editor of the lice-Keepers' Journal.
, OttcHAKl) GRA&.-tfn aiswelft to-B
request for information in regard, to
this grass, Prof. W. J. Deal of the
agricultural college, sends the Mich
igan Farmer the following r '"'We
have a small plat, several years old,
by itself on some sand loam. It thrives
well. It has been tried in field and
lawn to a Jimitedextent, with ytryiny
results when sown with other grasses'.
I advise every enterprising farmer by
all means to sow a patch of orchard
crass, cither with red clover or aloue.
It flowers early with clover, nnd soon
starts again for a seoond crop, 'flit
seed is in the chalf, and should be
put in thick, two bushels to the acre
if sowed alone. . We nee,d jnanv ex
periments on grasses all over lho state
in various kinds of soil. As experi
ments are costly,' sow only a small
quantity at first,' and see how it goes,
then be sure to report the results to
the paper. Your seed may bo poor,
or full of foul stuff, so purclinso light
nt first. You oin generally raise the
seed cheaper than to buy it if the
grass . flourishes on' your land."
l'mirie Farmer, . . - v
HOUSEHOLD.
CmuSf'FttiTTKKS. Stir in one pint
of milk, one and a half pints of riour,
six eggs, well beaten, half a nutmeg
grated, one teaspoonful of salt, and
lastly add -one pint of good sweet
cream; crop tne mixture trom a tnule
spoeit into hot lard and fry the same
as AAuMiul. 'i f it 5
MEDICAL.
Good Gingish Cookies. One cup
of molasses, ono cup of sugar, two
thirds cup of buttermilk, two-thirds
cup of sbirtening, iwo tonspoonfuls of
glllt'l, UIIM IUU H HUlt ilfl 11U331U1U
without sticking.
CunitANT Jelly Without Cook
ing. Press the Juice from tlio cur-
rn.nts.and tnit, it;,.tn every, pint put
tnem togotner uiitu tlio sugar is dis
solved; then put in jars; seal them,
and expose thorn to a hot sun for two
or three days.
A Woman's- Faiimino I have
been always taught that iarniimr is
alow but sure way to independence
but it must be learned iu the bitter
auhool of experionoe; and many a sad
icsson i nave learned, nltliongli born
aud reared on lint Ufrnt I lim only a
woman, but I would rather undertake
to make my living on a farm than at
any ot the learned prolessions or anv
other way left, open lor woman t'o
earn an honest living. Several years
ago my father died, leavinir us fmv
l"thr,yi hr,fe: ?"a1my,8ulf) witl; of two
.. .... ... u. nvunu iuv utiiiiiiuu tiurua ui
tillable land. ; Thore were about twen
ty acres more of woodland and rocky
RiiuiiB uiujr ub ior pasture My orolli
er had been in business away ..trom
noma, out ne um not' wish the' (arm
or implements sold, , and e thought
we had belter continue farming with
hired hands and with what jittlo be.
ooum uo- outsme ot business hours.
Then came years jof trouble, but I
miany necame accustomed to manag
ing (with mother's help), inside of-the
house and out. Mother's health was
suoh as to keep her insido the house
weeks together; my brother was still
loss at home with each succeeding
your, iiuiu mo last yoar ne was almost
entirely away from homo, so that we
managed it altogether with . hired
Help. Wo live about five mllos from
llnrrishurg, I'enn., which has a mark
et for butter, eggs, jionltry and vego-
minus, equal li not superior to .New
York City. As I said before, we
havo but about one hundred acres of
land, not the" best;' .but about the
average in this seotion. I sold oft" the
(arm last year, f l.SOOwortli of pro
duce and marketing,' I did not keep
uy aucuuut. ot wnntu raiseil. -only
iiwmwu : my expenses nnn. uix
Icing that wiix not Bubak.
Take ono poftiul bf pulverfssed sugar
mid the whites x tnree fresh rgs,
well befifcif. 'Mlxthetri well together,
and tlavor with the Juice of one lemon,
or add a teaspoonful of strong cidor
vinegar. Pulverize one teaspoonful
of wheat or corn starch and add to it.
Flour tho top of tlio cake as soon ns it.
is tuken from the oven, and put on
the icing with a lurgo-bladed steel
knifo into warm water, and then
smooth the frosting with it
To Hake Soai. To make hard
soap with tallow, take freshly slacked
lime, sal soda and billow, of each two
pounds; dissolve tho soda in ono gal
lon of boiling soft water; now mix In
the lime, stirring occasionally for a
few hours; after which lot it settle, I
pouring olf the clear liquor and boil
ing the tallow therein unti it is nil
dissolved.1 Cool it in a flat box or
pan niiu cut into bars or cakes. It
can bo scouted With ' sassafras oil by
stirring the oinini. which tho sonp is
cooling. .When any form of soda is
usea in iniiKing soup, it is necessary
to use lima to give it causticity, which
glvo it much greater power upon
the gmlse', by removing the carbonic
aciilj hewo tho bonotlt of putting
Itmo in tlio bottom of a leach when
making soap from common ashes.
CAtiiiAGH AM) 11am Salad. Take
two small heads of cabbage, well
washed, mid chop them quito line;
slice olf 'ft dozen or more thin slices
of tender boiled ham. Mix tho two
together in a salad bowl. Make a
raw eggs, mixing
the yolks with half a toaspoonful of
mustard, stirred up in boiling water;
then add throo tablespoqnfuls of sour
cream, Just skimmed from the pan, or
ono small teacnpful of salad oil, -pour
in very slowly.. . Ktlr for ton minutes.
adding a littid mil hnd pepper. Beat
the whites of tiie eggs to a froth, and
add to it; also four tnblcspnonfuls of
vinegar. Tills makes a delicious side
dish, or a courso at the dinner-tnblo,
and the housewife will find It ntootli-
MUwaiibHtlttifo for rt hot dinner when
the'ihemiry mounts' high up among
the ninetios, and tliero is washing or
ironing to attend to.. Cliopped, cold,
boiled potatoes eiin also bo ndded,
and tho dish tan lie prepared out of
colu boiliKl rorn iieof chopped flno, or
trom cold roast veal, beef or mutton,
Lettuce can ix siibsti luted forcubtago
if preferred, nnd tho mustanl can 1ms
loft olit: " - '
WflEKE Invalujs Shoixd Go. Pro
fessor Boneke, writing in The Deut
sche Archiv fur Klinitsche Medicin,
says that irritable, nervous, nnd ex
citablo people should recruit their
health on the mountains, while those
with good digestion, should visit the
seaside. Ho bases this dictum on
the fact discovered 'by him, that
bodies part' with their heat more
rapidly at the seaside than on moun
tains. "?ij."' ;. ''"'-;,.'.:
A New Cou.ntek-Ibiutant. A new
kind of; mustard-plaster has been in-
fonted which promises to be suporior
to the old-fashioned sort. It is
known as the Omphalic mustnrd
plaster; and the mustard is laid on
sheets of a thin fabric in spots of
about the size of a dime, so that any
desired number can be applied. It
is only neqessary to dip in water and
lay tho plaster on where desired. It
is claimed that the disposition of the
mustard in spots is the best way of
applying this countar-irritant. as its
effects are a copy of the results of
natural efforts which generally ap
pear as spots ot pustules a rather
fanciful idoa. The other claim is
betteir that the skin is irritatod oulv
in patches, and that the process of
irritation can bo continued longer
wnuout unpleasant results in conse
quence of patches of undisturbed
skin being left to execute the healing
process. This method of making
plaster has also been applied in the
Omphalic fly-blistor. .
Thebapeutical Uses of Hot Baths.
Prof. Lasegue, in a paper on the
tuerapeuticai uses or cot baths, re
marks that these should be of short
duration from twenty to thirty min
utes at iartnest tne temperature on
entering the bath to be lower than
that on quitting it, whatever extremes
it may reach in the meantime, and
the increase of temperature always
to be made gradually. The maxi
mum should be 118 deg. Fahr., al
though 113 deg. is porhaps a bettor
limit. This toiiaperature is easily
borne, provided the escaping steam
be not felt on the uncovered portions
of the body, and also provided that
the maximum be not maintained over
eight or ten minutes. On leaving
the bath the patients is to be placed
in his bed, whore he soon regains,
not his true, temperature, which has
varied but little,, but his apparent
temperature. M. Lasetrue finds that
oold applications immediately after
tne not uaiu, contrary to .what takes
place after vapor baths, -are neither
useful.nor agreeable. The disease
which yields most readily to this.sys
tora of hot baths, it is stated, is
chronic rheumatism producing de
formities of the joints, which usually
resists all ordinary modes of trent-
ADVERTISEMENT?.
Ayer's
air vioror.
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.
A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, and
effectual for
preserving the
nair. it toon
.? restores failed
to its orinmaJ.
if '
AD VEHTISEMESTTS.
1. If?''
FitiOAasKUpt 1 1-'tomcKKN. Have
reatiy a pair oi tine, plump, tull
gnrtvn' fowls, "nhvly prepared for cook
ing. Il5sorve all the white moat for
tho fricassee, putting them in a dish
by -tliminelvos, und save all the black
or interior pieces of meat for the
graMj'.T fcjoasomwith popper nnd salt
were about JGOO, leaving me a balancu lig'lty, and add n bunch of swoot
oi about SUU,. l;hi8, was not very "orbs cut small, ttlid four small bits of
large pay, it is .'true, but td,uoUhiuk
1 shall run tno machine to pieces
nil fresh huto?r d sdgt'd -with Hour.; Put
m tlio bTiielv "Incut. "liorlK etc..' 'into n
raw. I solrt of htf WflWeWjj j ou lo -pint nd n half
ui Viuu, ioiic uuuu oi cows all" Miner, aim mew ii geiuiy, sKim-
average of SftO per "head ' (I niiiierMing olf (ivory jiartlcla of fat. When
these cows in the .previous years, but .reduced, to loss than one-half, strain
I raised the same ttmount this vrtir.nr tho Brtw.v;' AiTunL'o the nlnee.4 nfi
Biarte.i ta; raise llioin,, whioh moans white luDutjUlu very eWl"! tow-pnn,
tho same); five voal e.ilvoa for SH ,nr Und nour ov.r them th imivv nf tl,
iiBiu; one lai nog ior wuy t w ponnds inrenor parts; turn iiae(j,,niitii!egaiid
of butter; for Su'iiU; 150 do,(iiKiif eggs, a Utile rayenue. Mis into hulf a
at nearly 8 lull; nbon t w iirl h ,,t pli(n wiling' (ti!iioii ,A large Uv
spoonrul of urrowrisit, and shako the
pail briskly round, while lidding the
noiuou yoiKoi tHuxriisil eggs, mix.
ed with more crrtim (two tutihaiHiou
fills.) Shako it gonlly over the lire,
till It begins to simmer again, but do
eurdle
ouilly.
chickens in the 'market; 30 turkovs
ami geese at the other $251) J. re
ceived lur wool, poutoes, . apples, ei
dur, leathers anil ditfiiient tilings sent
to the mark-till whew Uitf iwittcr and
eggs were sent. I paid $300 for two
hired men mid rKiai'deittbemy iij-lliiot ullow It to lwll, or it will
another WD tor ouniua.i.U i,i ,ai - in. an Instant1- Wateli it ennu'i
vest, ami boarded, them alse;- I also! ' ( - 1 '
paid iU in miss and Mil blacksmith tjl'AHT, la'aK.--Four "cups of
bill tor shoeing horses, .mending' , bio'-" "'""'. hull cup of white sugar, cups
ICUKjlDQIlItlia 01
koii plow, and other implements
tuning ho oxen;; niygrooery hill aver-
of milk,"!J eggs, two
ore im oftaitar, 1 small leaapoonltil of
sged me tU per week; my dry jjoods "6l"' lSi,k9 '""K l"l in quick
'i was very light the presont year. ).""" '-'l1'
iiu mu(i in ma iioiMH at an ex
cept what mjl piolher ..lid' (sh befnc
sixty years obi); we did all the mill,.
nig (tho men do na milking la this
State); all tlifcoooking fo IHU men
nd attended lo nil the poullrv, be
sides doing all the g.i!ig m market,'
oue of tint men going along generally
lo drive the horses. Yet I think 1
can show a clean and neat a house as.
any one in the State (I do not mean
lo be iindemtood line a one, but In
as good order). I hav ,IJ the . con
veniences ol fuel und water very near
l hand, which, by the wnv, is half ol
woman's work. J think -I 'have done!
very well. I never eitpact to be1 a
Joliti S. Atiof in wealth, but if hall
the women in the United Stnts had
oeen educated in
as you would sponge ;ike,
CttEASt'i'fDWxtf. Five pl'l'k. Tmlt
pint of Duo ,su!i hall' iiint of erv
riolv, ii'd'uift!' (iftatter if it is Mur.t'
one siniiii nutmeg grated, pno slice of
(Jmniiiu dry biuaj, currants, raisins
nun ciiroii. tinile tte nutmeg in the
siigr.niwiH; tne lugnriwHb the eg'.s
nnd oi'o1iiti:' t?iniiblo ,in tlio bread.
Stir a few limes'. , 11 this stand over
night. In the morning sprinkle sugar
ovur the boMom of tho dish in which
the puddlus! is to lie served, but in
some currants, rais;ite ad citron, nnd
over with thu mixture. Thou add
another Isycr pt sugar ami fruit; and
pul in more tho mist lire, j'ruil again,
nun so on, until it is all put in. , link
slowly for two hours. Tli will keep
KM- IVUUivS.
mont.
Cbiik fob a Rattlesnake Bite or
Spider Stino. a physician in Oregon
writes: Tako the yelk of a good
egg, put it iu a teaoup, and stir in
as much salt as will spread a planter,
and apply to the wound. Do this
when bitten or stung, and I will in
sure your life for a sixpenoe. I have
tried this remedy in a number of
oases, and never known it to fail.
Catakrh. Although n catarrh of
itsolf is not to bo classed With the
dangerous ' 'diseases,' it is ; always
irouuiesomo, ana it uio bronchue
become nffectod a favorable termina
tion, especially with aged persona,
is not always certain. A remedy for
this afiootion, as suesoRted bv Dr.
Hagar, is as follows : Five - carts of
carbolio acid, six' of aqua ammonia
(speeuio gravity U.HUU), ton of dis
tilled water, and fifteen of nloohol,
tire to be mixed together in ' a wide
mouthed bottle, half filled with cot-,
ton or asbestos, and snuffod up from
tune to timo from the bottle. After
a thorough trial of his nresorintion
Dr. Brand states that it shortens the
Inst stage of the disease, prevents
tne second, ana alleviates all the
symptoms. He prefers, however, to
apply it by iuhalution through the
mouw as wen as me nose, by nour
ijicr a few drons on norous miner nn.1
, f. .4. -i - -
Homing !t in thu hollow, of the. hand
bcfoi-o the f8co,,with tlie eyes -dosed
i- color, vntk tlie
nloss ana resmess of youth. Th
hair is thickened, falling hair checked,
ana Daianess otten, though not alwav
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
tne nair wnere the tollicles are de
stroyed, or the elands atronhicd am
decayed; but such as remain can bs
saved by this application, and stimu
lated into activity, so tnat a new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pastr sedi
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent tlie hair
irom turning gray or falling olf, an
consequently prevent baldness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and pre.ents the forma
tion ot dandruti, which is often so un
cleanly and offensive. Free from those
deleterious substances" which make
BOme preparations dangerous and inju
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely -for a HAIK DRESSING.
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambric, and yet lasts
longon tne nair, giving it a rich, glossy
lustre, ana a gratetul pertume.
. Prepared by Dr. J. C, Ayer & Co',,
practical and Analytical Cheinlsta,
LOWELL. MASS.
Ayer's Ague Cure,
For Favor and Affue, Intermittent Fever.
Chill Fever, Bemittent Fever, Dumb
akuu, x-enoaiooi or uuiou Jj'ever, &o.,
and indeed all the affeotiom which arise
from malarious, marsh, or miaamatio
poiBona. .
No oue remedy is louder
ciuieu ior iy tne necessities of
the Amcriciin people than a
8ur6 tind BUle cure for Fever
anil Apiio. Btich we are now
eiiftbled to offer, with a perfect
certainty that it will erutiicate
uie ( iboaso. una witn unfmr.
ance, fljQnded on proof, that no harm can arise
from it iio in any quantity.
That which protects lium or prevents this dis
order mimt bo of immense hervieo in the oorn
nmnitiea where It prevails. I'rerentUm i belter
man cure, ror tne unuent wen pus lite rif k which
lie must run iu violent nttuekn of this biileful Oi.
temper. This "Cunn" expels the miamati
poirton of Fuvrr and Aoi'B from the cyrttein,
and prevents tiio development of the disease, if
taken on the tlrat approach of lie premonitory
ey rap torn a. It not only tlie bent remedy ever
yei mscovf itju ior una uiuwm ui
alao tho cliCHunut. The Jariro
iudar bruifffl It within the reach of
ticlo on the above subjeot. l)r. HtUl
coucludo8 that if porsons in tlie
country.- wlrere ittttrmitUmfc' fevers
prevail yonId atiopt the recftution,
iu early .Ml, to Uxke their breakfast
Dofore troinf? out of doura. and kuou
blwsin fin upon tlie hearth in the
living room during tbe mormncr and
evening, rovtira ana ciuua woii(l al
most eutiwly liaapiiear aa a prevail
ing disease. The importance of rid
ding npartmouts of '.the damnueaa
anu suarpnesa 01 the morning and
evening uir, and the expulsion of all
aims am i hi parucioH, cannot be over
estimated hv thoso who would have
good health.
thA ...1 I .1. T
IHU BUIItllll lll'IL I I ....
I.v, lliiii would not. bo the ihisoi v ,.J!'KV1f -t-AKft-t li.ke it pint noh
Hint tliciu i ainonjt my mx. Th mii-1 ?' "u,!f,ulllt f,l milk, One
joiiiyofHirUiiiilicweHayiirtiau.'lHi'i1?1'"'" l,'asl'0oufHl Ol milermun,
to iiinlte rullli'S, inti'4 ul lutU;r ml 1 ""l'.01 "Ssr, o'ue opg a
l.rel, h.1.1 to .Iriiro their brother mi, I ! f ". " 111 '" """" "aul ll"CK. "' '
limliiiii.U lo th (i'(S-hopn, or ier
Imjis wnrne jiluw, with llieimilty.nan
itim; Ubis uio litiiiBii uiiiiinlv to
iiuku mi honut ilollai- by IkximI :oi k,
1 h.H B ili in-ii thu horspB nmiiv day
low it to wur ri'iulily. uiu-r your
iik Ifrowit. Thin
iiiinn ulvntiktHvlMid Ui
wiui n iiixii oi warm aiiiu Hauce m
a uVUcioii lirmikliimt.
J'-VXl'-AKSs, Illll
o , lho- o.- soswoi- toMoply th,Un,x i.f Wv, lir hUo-U a ouan ol
!i i i , T1"' ! "' ''""'"';:' VI' :.lt nn.l ll. lcj.opiilulof hot
" ', , " " M'vma, ! Mt. ,St in a rm i,l.,,.t,vr niht
v V X n "f-- ,,H: 1 ""T ! 5" h '' -'II
Imi ii tiuu talc, riiul I ., . . . ; . ,. "
!. s Ifw Ion womi'U that hu.kul U
on faiiuarn, fdrmer'iwinw.uRt (Uh'JIi
.'uiiteuijil, "
It Willi l,
UKfltllT FOK UltlUKFAKT "AKE
jTiiko t'u ami a half tjuarla of Hour,
ono tftisonniul ot sooa, two leasoooii
Ji has hiten o!ii enrmli in Knii
: '"' iiitatii tnrtar, oim t.iioniil'ul
i- wIiikIm:
llu'ru haul
lit)
MUIIO II
hi i iine
thu
.1. I
n- ..(, .,. i.l.l ......I . i
... ,.ti,,v.H.it,iiitii oi iaru, one
"lai t ol ivarm
water; knead nuiofc.
I u. I th ii ami t'.ikd in a shallow ..m in
a H'iuk men, JSorve hot, with buttw.
.... ! A Klm.K' IiSntut woman sa, alie'J
..I nliioj n,,!,,, (, ,jm nUhtmara -fen
hii! lit ht. straight ni;liifl than tell !ict liuKlmcuS
t!mt th flour I -i r, in puijity.
Milk Dict is Diskask. Tha ail-
TMititgeg of a milk diet in diseases
liioli leave anaemia aud mineral iln.
bililv in their ooumfl hnvt tn rfin
extoiloj by vfttioua iiieilictU writers,
aim eajiecmiiy uy locholieg and
Lorlero. Aceordins to tlis Revue
Th'i-aiKittinM Dr. Clavel haa now.
iu liia turn, roportucl favoiablr con-
eeruiug thia treatment in chronic ilvg-
entery. Ho hurt observed this in
warm olimatoa, but believes that tho
same t'tlwts may lie attained in cold
er rojjions, While the wills, by ita
nutritive proportion,' effectually coiu
hata the auwuiiu and general debili
tv, it also favora tha cicatrization of
the intestinal losiona, Aas'g milk,
which is lighter, and contain leas
butter than oow's milk, agree better
than any other, eaieoUllv with those
patients wito also have a henatio le
sion, na in this latter cas the bile,
whieh plnya no important a part in
me emmaum ot (lie fatly matters,
ia tteeroted and discharged in leas
abundaiife into the intestines. Ir.
Clavel ttiva that the milk can 1h ad
ministered pnro, or with the addition
of a small q:;sntity of lime-water.
Aeeordiiis to tho 'name Authority,
treatment with thia diet may be eom
meueed by giving one piut of the
milk in tweuty-four hoiii-a, to be in
creased iu a few days to two or three
pints.
Siii.uNs on LAUtMbta. To ounces
ctuuphoratcl apirit, 2 ounces sweet
oil, 'J ounces ammonia, a ounces
chloroform; shako well before uains, !
and rub in by ft tire.' It ia very ex-j
ei llent fur a fatuilr liniuient, " i
omnlmnta. hut
ply for a tlullar brliufn It witltin the i-cnch of
cveryboilvr unl in bilious diiftrii-tn, whera
FEVicit Ai Amis (ireviiilH, everybody fIiouM
hnvo It, anil iio it freuly, botli lor cm-e and pro-
icruon. H ii uoilou hum oricu will nmce itwilllln
the roauli of all tlio poor as well aa the rk-li.
A RTeat mnieriorily of Ibis remedy over any
other over discovered fur Hie speedy and certain
euro of intenilittentti ii, that il contains no Qui.
nine or mineral; coniequently it produces no
quinism or other liiiiirtouH ell'ects whatever upon
the constitution. Thoso cured by it lire left ug
he.'tllhy as if they bad never had tho disease.
Fever ami Aioie U not alone tlio consequence
of tbe inhnniatie poion. A ureal variety of dis.
ordora arie tVoin its Irritation, among which
aro Neuralgia, llheumatiMii, ilout, ilendacbe,
lllindiiess, 'rootleiche. Karache, t'ntarrb, Asth
ma, Palpitation, I'aiunil Alfectini) of tbe Spleen,
Hysterics, I'ain ill tl;3 lloweis, Colic, Paraivsie,
nnd ilei'imiceim'iit of the Htoniach, all of wbich,
wben orlKiiialiiig in Uiis cuuse, put on the in
termittent tvpe, or become periodical. This
"CifliK" esjiols tlie poison from tho blood, and
consequently cures them tdl aliko; It is an in
valuable protection to iiniuiirrants and persons
travelling or temporarily residing- in the mala
rious uistnoui. ii laKcn occasionally or (tally
while exoserl to tile infection, that will be ex
creted from Uio system, and cannot accumulate
In sntttcient quantity to ripen into disease.
Ileuco it Is even tnoro ynlunble for protection
in. it, uiiiu, i-.i-i. .. i.i.i uiu Miuei irotn liner.
lnittent3 if they avail thomaelvea of Die protco
tion litis roiiieitv aflbnls.
For Xlrce t'omplnOifj. nrlsina; from torjili
tty of the Liver, it is an excellent remedy, stim
ulnlinjr Ibe I.iver into henllhj netlvity, aiid pro
ducing many truly romarkablo cures, where
other medicines fall. ,
PnEFARED BV
Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.,
JVneflfliil and Analytital CAemfote,
AUD SOLD ALL UOUSD THE WOBLIX
VRTCE, $1.01) PES HOXTZS.
R. R. il.
UWi My Belief
UKI JIIK HOKSt P1U8
IN FROM 0N TO TWENTY MINUTES.
NOT ONE HOUR
AAir rdlri( tbli adrrtttntf at fcny ov
HITPFKB WITH PAIN.
SADWAY'S READY RELIEF
l!t A CUIUS FOft KV1IUY PAIN. ' v .
Ii mu tb flnl and ,
THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY
Tbat initititly ttopt th mi irrnHat!n palnn, allavt
inrtiUiiiintioui. uid rurM toii)tlloin, Hlicllivl of tU
l.ui.gi. Moumth, UomIi, iiroltiet Kliuiii W tfu; bj one
U IN 1'HOM ONB TO TWRNTY MINUTES.
Na tn alter how violent or xcnidiMlaf th pain Iht. .
RUEL iU riC, Bt.t-fUueu, ti.nrui. Crippled. iXrrvou.,
N(uialjh'. or ftiutrala-t tvivli diuviat tu4V utMr, -
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASS.
INrXAMMATKJN OF THE KIDNEYS,
INrLAilMATluN Uf THK BLADDER,
IKFI.AilMAI'luN OK THE BOWELS,
CONTENTION Oi1 THE LUNGS,
SORE THROAT, Dlr'KtCULT URATIIINO.
PALr-l l'ATION Ok' THfc HEAJtl,
HYSTERICS. CttOUl', JJIHITHKRIA,
CATAllltlJ. INFLUENZA.
HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE,
AKCKaLGIA, RHEUMATISM,
COLD CHILLS, AOUE CHILI Ji.
Tba apHleation oi ibt ItKAOT RKLIKP t. A.
part or parti ,hrr ibt pain or difficult- mliU will
auurr mm ind eomfoft.
1 wanly drup in Imlf a tnmlilr of water wilt In n (w
. nonit-au .-urcClUMKi, riPAS.MS, SOUK STOMACH,
" SICK HEADACHE. IIEARTUCI.V, DlARKIiKA,
DYRENillltV, COLIC, SISM l. THE HOW LlJi,
and all INTERNAL PAINS.
Travtlrri iboutil alwavi carnr -a boUla of Rud
nnj'a IfrNdy KclltY with Ihrm. A Ww rtr.jjiin
watt-r will jire vent ticluet or jialn f rum change of water.
Il u UtUr tcati k rauub llratnly orBitUM tu iUtnulnut. '
FEVER AND AGUE.
FRVKH AND AOUKcoptd for fifty etoU. Thm I
not a rvuiMllnl agect lothli world that will rare Kevn'
- and Acu, and all otli.r Slulnnom. Btllt'tu. Stirleti
Tjpbiild. "Vrllow, aiid iilliw 1-evert (ai.W Uy HAD"
HAY'S PII.I.-V w ijnU-k ai KAOWAY'S READY
URLIKr. Hflv ctit r bottle. hciJ bv DfiiKKiiti-
BfEfHTBEADnl!
ST RON 0 AND PURE RICH BLOODINCREASE
(IF ILEMI A.U WEIGHT CLKAU SKiJi AND
BEAUTIFUL COllPLKiloN SECURED TO ALL.
Dr. RADWAY'S
UnnnniinTiillinii unnnlnntit
U1V cut
, HAR MAUK THK MOST ASTONISHING CCHES;
SOtiLICK.-Stl KAF1D ARE THE CHANOES I HE
BODY L'NDKIttiOfca, UNDER TIIK INFLUENCE
OF TiH TKULY WON DEKFLX MtDlCINE,
.. THAT . - . , . . , ,
Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and Weight is Seen and Felt.
THE GREAT BLOOD PLRIfTEIi.
Eviry drop of ikk BARSAPARILLIAN RESOLV-"
EN"L' oiraimiiiliat iliroa(li tha Ulood, Sweat, Uiipa, .
u.i mhrr rliiUliftnrtji.lfdof th lynUm tha rigor of
' , Mi, t"t It ruimlr. tb nilfi of tbo body with new and
urn u.l material. Scrofula, SyjitaUii, Cquinmptlnn, Glaa--4ulitr
AltMaw, Ul.rt la Ilia Throat, Moatli, Tumort,
N.uiv In th lilaudi and otnar part of Ibe tyitoin, Hon
Eyw, Rtruiiiiiiti Dltrhargiti from lit Ean, and the wont
' (. of hkln diauMi, Eniptloiw, Ft-r Bora, Si-alrf
Head, Rit.( Wt.nn, Salt Ilhenm, Ervtlpelai, Arm, ,
' UIni Srfi, Wi.nnt In tho Fink, Tnmon, Cancn In
tbo Wumtt, nifl ail wakrtlng and painful dlufaarftni,
Night Sn'rtU, Imi at Sperm, and nil warlM of tlie
UU priitv(iii, oro within the curat ira ranyo of thii waa,
iter ff M.lrn ChemUlry, and a law duyi' tiM will prota
: to anv pvnon ualng tt for clilwr of ihoM fufmt of dltraM '
Ha potent Hwr to euro thetn. . .
" It e patient, AviWy t-eeoining r-luml bv lha waitm
and dtL.m.iwuiiiiii ti at In iimtltmally roi;'rviur, uo
r.i'.ln In nriv.liiiir thvio was tint, and retain tho Mini
n;t nur mrtiii-.n it.iiie fn-iii haithv blood aud I hit
ih SAfWAI ,VltH.l.lAN mil ami do,iire,
, .t '-I.lv ilifS .SH.1PAHtl.t. RkMlLtKNTOIltl
Ml. t.irmi iri.-iriii.tl aeiiU III tliw cure of Chronic, 1
.i. r. ;j ti-ji.. i.-.u"iluti..i,Al, aud fck.u diriiei; i,ut it it
ifu- ..ui -.ii;iif euro thr
JU.JNi VAND 1ILADDEU OOMPLAINTS, .
. ,i..nrv 'tttJ Womb .liwrft, Oravrl, DiabrlM, Drm.fv,
WHirr.Iiic.inlBdnwofUritio, lltiKlil'i bit.
iu-., Aituinltiiirln, mi.J in all tar, where tliera nro
linJ.tli.t ilc.nlt, orthewUr u thick, rtuuriy, mixed
sulviam.1. like tLo white of au ticir, or tbreadi Ilka
liite l;k, vi there la a morbid, dark, lijlinuiapiiearanca,
aiiil -l.ite IWH..IUU d(oSiii, and when lWr i. a prick-
AD VERTISHMENTF
TITUS UHOTniCUS. '
- Hat h) i
WORMS.
i..wn and uro Henwdy f-i
; 4 i.tnt
Ttfinorof 13 Yetws Growth
Cum fty Itfidintf'M lti'sitfpvnt,
DrTnAD WAY'S
Perfect Prate fills,
:itrfdlr ta-irleni-,
Kidney
rlMi-A with
of ail lli.,r
HUdder. x.-rv,iii. IiU...,.
HilMUj.il., C-i.lK.uef, IliJIllf.n. 1
.i.kj, Hillom Fcvei , Inrtsuirrmtion U iht
all Intiit;menti of tin Internal
miitil to etlrii n iKitiva curi. Fiirrly
itaiu.hg no nttrcory, mineral, or dclo- 1
f RADWAY'S PILLS will fre lU
I. SOLD HY Dlll'iiO STS,
l-AI.-K AND TltL'E." jM,d
K.U1WAY A CO., So. 3s Uat
liilurtualK n wi.rili tboufmi,!.
ia letter
i Slre
Z. BEARD & CO.,
ANGENT, OREGON,
Forwarding and Oommissioi. Merohants,
-AND DCALERS Ate
a yomocmr. VS-rhjiuiwett.
Capital, ffail rjJa'calfi) $800,000
SinrlnsPna'la 5200,110
Tranonr n . rrj kittS of I.i-!i!llma
e Mtlwkkiv; rMi.ii,p0H.
B.1V? 4?f? ''' Ks-wA5cm,i.
rMt km rkis rrt'M iYr or r--
il' ,1" t-a w.'.iuicivjil una naaiwtal
ma t-i,. i i U'Hill. rifts, Otj
liVVraT.nr.nTa !An morivnu .
x r.,.3H8( K:iliJllti:UllMj!tl.
nr pouit ACfce'T kM inmiii. sm-
mm 1'nrn-lii-r. ill!,! wi!,k., t,, , Ho. t HI nioasuio.
.iiKir run i-i T!-i Pciwtita
.ii.i.i.t iii mnr. in nnn rn.
rir nnn vinniir iih.n olir, i! t n:l
oilier iuiiilt ,.t. mi.) ),rwci) .'.s rrmiltril o.l
O. 8 irBT.
1 : : fasMjr
MERCHANDISE JND PRODUCE!
A good assortment of all kinds of .
STAPLE , GOODS
always In Htore at lowest market rates.
We are prepared to nil orders for all kinds of
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY
lit DrlOfH thflfc milftt. (lv antlna antinfanUr
Come on with your orUore ana buvutiioin lined I
at lowratos rorensh. j
6TAU kluds of protUire taken In txchrniffe
. i t vanau.
GUN STORE !
Dr.. I. Witlliftf's Citl i font in Vlti
WSilv llittci'S nro a pm-clv Ypfrctablo
lircpiuiitiuii, hiiiiIo cluolly Irom tlio iirt
tivo licrbq (miiitl an tlio lower rniiffps of
the .Swi m Xornditiiiouiituinsol Ciililiir
ma, tlio medicinal imipcrtics of winch
;no curnctou tlicrclrum vviiliont tlio uso
of Alcohol. 'I ho (incstiim ia almost
daily nsfcctl. " What is tho oauno of lho
tinpariilicletl success of ixi'.ii.vit Hit
iiiiisf" Our nnsivvr is, Hint thov rcimtvo
tho cause ol thseaso anil tho patient rr
covers his hoalth. '1 hey nro tho jire:;t
Ulood ninllci-!uitlnhlo-sivins;iniicip!o,
a pcrlcct Henovatiir anil Iiivioiatiir
of tlio system. . Never licloro m. tho
bibtmr ol the worhl hiui n nicdiciiiu Ihtu
comiiiniiih'il possormnz tlin rciMiii-k,iIv
q will tut of Vixi:.vit IJirrKits 1:1 Jisjihiijf tha
sick ol every itiseuo limn in liu'ir In. 'J'iit.y
uni n L'entle' lJurjra.ivo iw m-pII tw a Toinii,
relieving Coniresium or Inlhniilaut.iiin of
tho I.iver uiul i.sccrul Organs in lhlmuit
JJisirasea
" Tlie properties of Dn. Walkkii's
TrsKOAit UnTj-its aro Apcriiait. Ili.tiihorotic,
Canniimtive. Xiitriliims. Laxative, bitirctic.
Sedative, Counter-Imlaut Sutlorilic, Alter.;
Uve, and Anti-Iiiliotw.
Grateful TlionsiiHil-j proclaim Vrs
naAit HiTTEiis tho most wonilerful Iu
vipirant that ever sustained tlio sinking
system. : ,:i (. ,. ,,... .' -i: .
No Person can ta&o these Bitters
according to directions, and remain long
uiinuii, prnrnicutueiruoncs are not do.
strayed liy mineral poison or other
means, nnit vital organs wasted beyond
iijianv . . , ..... ... .;
Kilioiin, Urmittciit and Inter
mittimt Fevers, which we so preva
lent in tho raileva of our irront rivpn
tlirotiiiimt fho United Statos, especially
umscoi uie Aiississippi, oiiio, Missouri,
Illinois, leimessce, uttuiuorlanu, Arkan-
H1S. lioi!. f'nlorniln ltr;i7o f't-nurl.
Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Sar.mriali, Ho
nuoke, James, and many others, with
uii'ir last irnnuanes, uirouKhout our
iiitiro country during the Slimmer nnd
Autumn, and remarkably so during sea
sons ot unusual heat and dryness, nro
iiivai iauiy accompanied bv extensive do
raiigoirients of.. tlio stomach and liver.
and other abdominal viscora. In their
treatment, a purgative, exerting a pow,
crful intiiionco upon tlieso various organs,-
is essentially nccossarv. Thoro
is no catinutie tor tlio purpose equal to
Vli. J. WaI.KKH'S VlNIiUAB rillTEKS,
as they W ill speedily remove tho darlc-
coioreu viscui matter witli which the
botvcls nro loaded, lit tho eamo timo
sumuiauug tho secretions of tho liver,
and generally lostoriug tho healthy
functions of tho digestivo organs
Forfily the body against diseaso
by purifying all its lluids with VixuoAjt
lsiiTHiis. io epidemic can tako hold
of a system thus fore-nrmcd. : :
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Head,
ache, l'ain jn tho Shoulders, Coughs,
Tightness of tho t'host, Dizziness, Sour
Eructations of tho .Stomach, Had Tasto
in tho Mouth, llilious Attacks, Palpita
tation of tho Heart, Inflammation of tho
Lungs, l'ain in the region of tho Kid
neys, nnd a hundred other painful symp
toms, nro tho offsprings of Dvspcpsia.
One bottlowill prove a better guarauteo
el' iri i.icri;;; Ci.-.x a lrajthv auvcrtlsoi.
'uer.t.- ........ ... I,.
tktreftiln, er Kiiic'n Evil, whifo
Strellmiw, I'li i'i-i, Kiysielai, Swelied Neck,
doiti-e, Sci-ul'itliiiH IndiiiimmtiiiiH, Jndiiient
InllaniimiiiiiiH, llerctiiinl All'iTtions, Old
Sortw, lii ti)ii,iiw rtlio .Skin. Soi-o Evo.j. etc
Jathesv, ai i:i nil otliur vvuatltutiviiul Din-
eilW.V AVA1.KKU- VlXHOAll UlTTBES liave
shown their p-.t-ut' ciinitivn pinvei-.i in tlio
most obstiinlii and intrai'tulilo owea.
For InBamaiutiiry mid Chrcnie
IlllWlIHaiism, tirait, llilious,. Heiiiit
tent and Intermittent Fevers, Diseases of
tlio !li,o,l, Jjver, Aiilney.i aiid Bladder,
tlieso Hitters havo no eimak fUti-h Difeiises
urn caused by Vltlhtot J!Ioc,l, . . ,
Mwhauleal Dlseasfs. persons en,'
gaged iir Paints anil 41ineral., such as
riunibenr, Typc-neltnw, tinld-lieater, nm
Minors, ns they mlvanco in life, nr.i
to jiaralysw ..f tlio Jloweis. 'J'o t,uvri
nimmst Uiiii. tr.ko n dose of WaiIkkk' Viv.
Wi.in Un-riiiis iiernslnnnliyi . i , i
or;Kiit Diseases, Uruntionn. Tot-
u-f. oaa-iineiini, lllotclios. Sjiots, Vimples
llislules, Unils, Carbuncles. Kinit-wunns
McHKi-iirntl, Suro tres. 'fcrrainnlita. itch
cnns, UisouliiratioiiH or tlio Kkin, Humors
nnd Diseosus ul tlio bkiu ol Mbntevor unnio
or nature, nro hierallv dnjr up nod eurried
uni ui me system m n slmrt tlraii by tbo uo
vi vneno .Diners.
THE aSCER
STILL TRIUMPHANT !
ADVKKTlftr.M!;;,
i E'luUt. J
ft.
rt
SEWING MACHINE SALES OF 1873
The table of Sawing Maehlno Sales for 1873
shows that our sales last year amounted to
aaa,44 two hnnlred nnd thirty two thou
santl, four hundred and foty.four): Maohlnes,
being a large Increase over the sales or the pre
vlous year (1872.1
The table BllOWA l.hat. mil. anln. anuul
of any other eonipany, lor the period named,
.j nm imininT oi iiis,ai jnucblnea, or
nearly double those of any other Company.
It may be further stated that the sales of 1878.
as oompared with those of 1S72, show a relative
ly larger Increase, beyond the sales of other
makers, than of any other year.
Forlnstanee In 1S72 w nfi.i 4; nnn mnw. -u-
fil.1,."?? thai any other Company, whereas, In
1S7JI, the sales were ; ; i '
113,254 MACHINES IN EXCESS
OUR HIGHEST COMPETITOR.
These figures are nil the more remarkable,
lot the reason that the sales of the principal
Cora pan les in Vf7S are lew thmn their aalea In
1871 wliereas, aa has been shown, our aalea
nave largely Increased.
The account ol gules Is from aurora return
made to the owners of the Sewing Machine
1 atenta, , - . ' ,
il win imrtiiv hp fiBnif.,1 that it,. ...nn ....
strnteti-at all events that their popularity: in
. HEAI.IK t.
HARDWARE!
stoves,. .
CROCKERY,
AND GROftEiur,
MANUFACTURED
TlX & COIrU AVAR I
. i SoleAgoiitsfnrtlioUiilonand
IMPROVED RjCKM3liO HZrd
! H'HB BKAUTirrft ' 1 ; - '
'- " -v w i. r ' !(.'. ft. ;.',' ' .
.OKH.i. ISA IV
With hearth. TboCclebratdCliarttrOakaa
i , auinw.voak.tXaW.
I'-il-l '111
WIIOLKS.ilK ASIU IlKTAII.
Job Work done on Short Notleo
, and at Renaonablo Trmm,
fttwUIn mo a call anil Snliaty vnuraeive.il
nmm' ,Dy Mlwr '"'"i town
ALBANY FOUNDRY ' ,
AND . ! "' :''
MACHINE SMOPSt
A. F.. CHERRY. ,. ProDrlr,,
ALBANY, WREGOW. i
.UannfUiture Rloain Engine! f
FLOUB AND SW MILL MACHINERY r '
Ajricnltural Tlacliincii
ALL AT SAN FRANCISCO PRfCEs'
Alo agent for Riehardsen. Morisa
Fay A Co's. anil II. B. Smith's
1 Co's
e ; 3
' 3 " a"
S3 f I S 3 S '
i 3 g g 8 .
g" -i . . ej r r ,
.o n -j
s " ;
3 1,3
'of -
I 1 1 g
$ . s s" s
V
iw " 2 -
S I 2 B S
- k sO 3
d M
a s. n
S i 0
?'
PATENT ' W00D-W0RK1SC M,rillM'Iir.
Alio MnDufaeturer of DeirVdat'ii
PATKAT IROA' F:A'CE
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS
Of All Kind!, Made to Order! '" J1'
Ropairini? sll kinds of mnohinery d,n. o
shortest notice. A. t'. CHEKItY .
7n46tf.
A osRornsRi.
R. SALTUASUB,
A CAROTHERS & CO.,
DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES.
FOSTER'S BLOCK. FIRST ST,, ALBANV, OREGON
nSALKRB Ifr
TITUN
BROS
ALBANY.
rrasa.
EMPIRE BAKERY
A.NU .
PKO VISION " STORE!
Cor. Tix &. Ellnworth Stt. Albany. On,
KiM?;i eoutnntlf -n Jtand a ewmptot asort-
Grocoi-ict nna Vootablcs!
v . ( rirauch and Fancy Cut&Us!
Wiiifft nd Canned rruiU '
Cigars, Pipea and tfabacca
Ami cvrvtliinr da to bo ftvaml in a fir elate
Kfttail Kaaiily t)rvpry ami Xutiou E.tlli!th
intfiii.1 "Lire aiul UUiva," is my motto, aed
Unll l th im v( in? ma sner f 'Icaiing witb
CMl"tUfr. Call atul ? m.
JOHN SCUilEKU.
i n;f(y I
ciT"sr
(Ll'x.
T1LEST0S , & SCOTT, rwprietors. , Tnp, and olhn tortus.
Customers can nlvrayg find nt this blnro a
BpJtMHlid assortment ot
GUNS, RIFLES AND REVOLVERS!
And Ammunition of All Kinds. .-
-ALSO-. .
TOYS! TOYS! TOYS!
OP EVER? bESCRIFTION.
Baby Carriages, Sleamboats, (James
aieenanioal Tnys. Iineomotlvea, Polls, Boys
, , kind ef leys manufactured.
1 vlOiilnyl.
ALBANY BOOK STORE!
JOHX FOSIIAV,
are Clleetlllllly destroyed and rnimiVed. ;
sjstem nf niedirine, no vemiilnees, no nn-
tiiuiiiiiiuties win nee tne f ysteui trom wnnn
like these Ilitters.
Vor Fciimlfl CojniiliiiiiiS. in voun
or old, illumed nrnniHK.at lliedawn of m
niaiiiiium, or tlio turn ol Jile, the'.e Tnnio
liitters dispiar so divided an mliiieiito tliat
improvement is soon perceptible
t ItMlisc Hi" Ml itcd Ulood when
ever vim find u.i impurities bursting turtiHRh
tlie skin in Pimples, hruntuins, or Sores;
cleanse it u lieit mu imd it obstructed and
smsim-h in liio veiim: eleanse it when it is
liml . yiiiii eejinpi nl tell you when. Keep
tlie ln..uil p-it-iv nnd liia liealth of the system
Will l..i,.,V. -
. .'. rt titthAr.n a co
I'lt v.-.. , 'ii. ... ,irt.iHm h"raiiol8ei. California
11,,.: . .. ,:i.'..;i ;i;iU t .tUirlUtli ,S.. M. V. f
I Mild Ueulcrs.
. miALKR IX
MISrEHiJIEOl'S m STUDIED books
HXAAK ROOKiji!
SCH30L BOOKS AND STATIONERY
T1fl 1 Hir tin tmrtsVU-tHl tl. sa
J. I., u Prj.
will nh:
It.f. VTSTi' iMVi.'i,ivrrV i,v litvn
niity l.ivtf(- tstinwiitiu cssll.
THE OLD
iU iUtirinirtlMitllVi,, (hi lil-Sl lnHli!KI
tuiv mttDit m.m l";lih.rnl ami
DAVID IKVI, Frop'r.
HAVROPRNRDOtT A SEW t KyriH-K
ston'ln Albany, atul will Keep wnslnnily
and a latxeaiimi M( ipalliers. eonststiTiir
fl r-ivncri cau and him linina ti. ,,l K,
akhis hv Isa bucks and . i-hlladehinn,
il and .alilornin si,.. .,( mnv wll,r k'm(te
ol I,1,!! tier wlueri utmi.'k'Ssu. enumerate
.. fcirt-Ki!itr.v dealers ami !ioe-i ,.!.,. Vni
nn.l 11 loili.-ir ,K.,,,ir,u.d,il un me as 1
am selliiij vi-ly elieajt.
sloreonfYimtst.. next iloot to rinmmer's
e t'WMtslwy. . TUnllsl.
APiCHlTECTuilAKD KECHANiCAL
KKI MMCM ILBF.KT,
Architects t th lloai4 f Capitol
Cs-mmiissionere.
pates; rncE DEAvuras, itc
In Creels Btilklln. )laIMl. Ore,
l Hull. I
THE OLD STOVE DEPOT!
.IOIIN BRIGOS,
COCK, PARLOR AND BOX STOVES !
Of th Bert Patterns,
TIN. SHEET IRON AND CCfPR-WAE
;And the asnal assertnunt of Inmuhin; onil
. , Iiinnii in a 1 in .stoes.
- . . 1 .. ,.
Saoain Heatly and Promptly Executed
On Reasonable Terms.
'.SX,W Rtikomnr;t Long iVinufs "'
FROXT-ST., ALBANV,'...
Sl t P. U. Hanier 1 T.'. Rl-
l)w.irtelir JOHN SKIUOS
A. CjfVRIX
1,000 REWARD !
npHE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE OIVEN
Ja. to anybody provlnrtliat the sales of the
SINGER SEWING MACHINE
do not exceed all others by thousands upon
thousands. While all the other old J,C
ii i, , U"J ",;en.Htinf inose oi tne H1T4U
hit Increased I wonderfullyand keeiis at tho
head, where it always Is and should lie.
TITUS HItO'&
SILVER PLATED WARE!
Rogers'
Plate - on Fine Nickel
(iilver. .-- 1
Table Spoons
Ten Hpoons....-.,..
! Ill per,
.. 1 SO '
TITUS BROS,
DRUGS, CHEMICALS
PATENT MEDICINES,
paints, dye-stuffs, oils,
glass;
TOILET GOODS,
Frennh. and American L'slogupB,
Handkerchief Extraots,
CONFJECTIONEHY .
Pure Wines and Liquors for Meinal Gun
. FINE TOBACCOS AND CIGARS.
Panuly Eeoipea and Physician's Prssolp-
tions vompouiiued.,
Deo3O'.r0-Tii80. A. CAR0TI1BBS 4 CO: i
GOOD NEWS IN LEBANON.
MONTAGUE & . Me C ALLEY
Havo Just received and opened out a
MAMMOTH STOCK
or
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
CONSISTING Or
DR1T GOODS. f.KOrKRIF.S
; HARDWARE, ETC., '
the whole oomnrlsinrmin of tne AhAloef mi.i
spires In tlrecon-
1 hey expect to win pnbllo faTOf ami nubile
pntronaee liv n nr.kmni nit..ti.... i
and reasonable iirlees of iroods.
1IM.NTAMVK MCCAU.ET. I
I'uuian, Oct. la, 1873. van tut r
IIEMOR1UIOIDS.
A. rAROTHRRS A CO'S "PILK ITLLS
A.Nti OINTMENT" nave new beeemc n ol
Its jundaril prnrali..ut of the day; j pre
pared and recooininide.l for Pdn ., (iiitlier
rrv-eeiui. sasii-rers may di-pend npoa
It. that tins remedy will tfn th'ea, imaneat
..WW imp iri'noieflniue ii ,f.mvn
pisiot. .
netit peftpaid to sny address fwlllim lk rl
tea ciaiej uii8 receipt ef priee,$l.59.
A. CAROTHMi! t CO.,
Alka.y, LieuC... OrepiB.
BANK EXCHANGE SALOG.U
TAVI.OR BRO'M, Pronrietom.
, .re.-,. . '! . . , . .. i. . -.
liTEST FWCY BAR FIXTUHES
1 ... AND ... m . . ( ;
FiXEST CIGARS, THES, UQl'CSS
LUMSTITE. ,
EBAI.BRS IN
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
DIA5I0ND SPECTACLES !
ALSO
I'lSTOU AID CAKTBIftfit.il
SiffiERSEWINSMACHIMES,
And all kinds rf Sewimg Machine Handles
METZLERS
I RAW-KIDE B0TT0"EB ClfAIUS!
an b ftad rU hi m nn TneUvry at JefRwn ?-
hs W of Imjuw in AJnv ; at irf
i Jr . A I lm.it j : i susn Martt Motv, h nt
mfcur: J.n.iift4 Rr.li, Jniow : K iris 4
Hum.-. Prvsvuo'sMri! 4. M, Mn-n.. -
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
A FIRST
BItLlAKD
DROP
CLASS
TABLE !
IN.
Corner r Fir anrt Washineton atrpota, op (
ptwtut eft. (Jharles Uiiiel. Albany, Oregoo.
PICTURES.
ZCIAL rJOT.CE
All Goods
SoM am Work
Wairuted.
Dot
Xexr door lo Hill's Dm Htnn in jrti,
terv old Hand. Albany, ciregon.
ihwu Tin-a bros.
I L SIFS AM) KTM K AT PRU'fS. Ttl
m Suit thetinies. lirent imnrnK.n,i.,ui hiimIs
on fiiiiahing photofrrttpli.
SOSSETW'.S KEW!
I mnke the copvinic atl fnlRrcUte f M
clw are wt foiiowHt I vrtll erilftra trtnn
mnrtH winl toailt.t or ltxli, mui flitrnn nutsv,
lor tmm i to M. ftu- i.iwi, tti-Kt v,iv. mud l
rtr-ri adtiitionnl ottpv- whlrti f Nswr ihn
tl isUon Ior i ban r rftari.MV. Cil mm! see
Wiuimcion EuarantootL no "hrirf'
A. ft. I'AX ION.
nIQn21tt .
THE OBIG'VAL EAY TEAM
,,; amuAUVs vn-u j i
A NKW OUTFIT!
HAN'KFT'T. FOR PAPT PAVORS, AV17
M. viiii destmu of (n(it
lame, th pz-ipnUx is vw
fimml at ail iata.'
mm-ftJ io .sad tr-v the our,
s U Biert S3'
n t ft '
CITY DRUG STORE.
ay at xv4!vtmf-i au a. j
Mimas i
V(.??.f.