The state rights democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1865-1900, June 18, 1875, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text..JUNE 18, 1875. ACHCULTURAL. HUNttAKIAST CBASS. Silt. Country Genllemant Your correspondent, J. asks tat iBfenaation about uHungarlan grass. As farmers lu this section who haver raisod this grass have found 1U value to exceed their ex pectations.' H should bo tested 1n other localities: : If equally profitable elsewhere, it is certainly an Impor tant acquisition to our stock of grasses. As it will not vegetate until the weather is decidedly warm, it is needless to sow it in early spring;. After the oate, com and potatoes are ulanted. it may be seasonable to at' tend to the Hungarian grass. Any time before harvest, when the ground is in good order, will do, though this latitude we prefer about the 1st of June. ftsTlie seedrtire- small, It pays . well r: to !.have the ground thoroughly pulverized. After sow. Ine. if the ground has' been well harrowed, a roller will cover the seed sufficiently. We sow half a bushel of seed to the acre, but U should be mora rather than less. - The growth of the crop depends much upon the season. We are liable to spells' of dry weather at the time It is growing. ir rain tails in tolerable abundance,, we And the crop ready to cut in sixty days from the time of sowing,, and the yield from one ton to two or more tons per acre, according to the strength of the land. It may be cut and cured the same as we treat a crop of clover and timothy. We might fear when loading it, from its excessive weight, that it is not yet dry enough for the mow. But this ponderosity belongs to it, and perhaps goes to explain its uncom mon nutritious qualities. Either as well cured hay, or as pasture, if we choose, to let our cattle help them' selves from the field, it is highly relished by stock, and whether for fattening or dairy purposes, it bus hardly a superior among the grasses now in use. If seed be wanted it should stand until the seed be ma tured. But even then the plants are not dry or dead, like ripened wheat or timothy. ; The fcrop shows sea of well crowded, beads, .with a profusion nf leaves, still green, rising above them. So that after the seed (fifteen to twenty bushels to the acre) has been threshed' the straw remains a hay of considerable value., I. B. Cecil county, Md. . Upland Crabebbies. ( W.W.I Nearly 20 years ago an old eranberjv grower on Cape Cod said to "Septi mus," of Jht lYibunt, "Guard against upland mania." The experience of thousautla of cultivator sine that time bas developed no new features which would make as reject the old man's advice. It is true boever, that moderate sucess has Men achieved in a few localities, and upon sandy soils, or with speoial culture; but the pro fitable beds are still in situation, where the vines can be flooded when ever lAeessary, The cranberry plant is natural to low, wet bogs, and al ihougb frequently found growing wild upon dry uplands and in Shady woods, the crop of fruit upon suah vines is seldom large nor at alt certain.' If the cranberry oould have been sue eesajally cultivated upon dry upland, the iaot roust have come to the know lodge of ., horticulturists long ago, because experiments in that direction are not wanting in extent or numbers. There ' are varieties which, it is claimed, will do better upon uplands than other,:but all are of the same pecius, and nativea of swamp. For the pou30 year this talk of upland cranberry vulture ha been kept up, oft' and on,, for In fine - agricultural preuahtf we ean' only add- that the sucoeesfull and profitable plantation iu audi situations are as rare as angola' visits. ' .: ' ' ' ' GiutAT' IdfcoRANCE. As un In stance of the accuracy of the agricul tural knowledge of the average states man Whoso special .business it Is as sumed (by liimwolfj to be to legislate for this Important interest, we might instance it report of the Hccrotary of the British' Legation at' Washington, in which, after enumorutiug the Im mense production of the United States, he jwooeetts to' say of the sur plus of 7O0,00U,0W bushels of farm productions which lie estimate re mained After supplying consumption and exKrt i "Nome of this Is doubt less iitilir.ed, but there are no data or return to show It; and inquiry from wuteon to aeasou only elicits the reply that, when not burned, it lies over (tctcrioating; and la applied to some Inferior purpose or used for manure. Besides these coroal products there are, as above stated, 481,000,000 pounds of meat - in excess) and, whether those bo .in the living or slMightered shite, it must be regarded as a waxta. At the cash prices glvon in the Official returns of export values, these waste products would bo worth ulxjve 1500,000,000..', Birds Asa Issuers. Notwith standing recent Itssons which hare been , ueexampltd in .their severity (it i lie tame of-wild bird to the Western formers as inaeot destroyers, yet their slaughter is permittted to uo on uninterruptedly.' On the 29th of April prairie chickens from the Wester Still's Were exposod for sale in tlu hsn r raooiauo market, and lu i lie homo pflr in which read th statement we reail that in Missouri a dnv f imblia humiliation, fastiui snd rs) er has been appointed by the Governor oh account of the dread ol of the gen its I destruction ol crops hv inseoia. ' To time was whon the cholera was prayed air&inM, but sanitary measures were efl'uotive ;:iiint it, and it no longer taunts uneaaineiM. It may have lieaii that the wisdom which led to the use ol preventive mean came through prayer and ladling, and that til same lulliieiictf may Htwtive iu teaching the Western people that tha disturb ance of nature's laws alway lead to trouble, and that some LiriU are in tended by Datura to live on ilneot. 'Well, iliwior, i!s no use, I'm going (o tlie!" "Noiisetii" said the 'lootor, you'ie not to die at all. No man er !ili fet'l as warm as your!" i i.ey did, doctor.'' "1 i'jou'J iika" to know who, tliw?'1 s h ! she am;toK 'JobB.KogrtS did," ,(;d the f ent. titfifAY . HOUSEHOLD. Winter Salad. Boil some pota- tnp nnd lomo onions, and when cold ont them Into slices together with some beef root. Dress as any other salad. The onions should be out so as to fall apart in rugs. Ryb and Indiak Mcsit.- Use two Quarts rather coarse corn rJteal and one Dart rye meal, stirring in the corn meal first and cooking awhile ii desired, then eover close and cook slowly one hour or more. Scrambled Eqos. Into a frying pan pour a cup of cream; when this is hot, pour in a dozen eggs, provious Iv broken into a dish. Cook slowly, stirring constantly so that the eggs will be- evenly uone, ana serve im mediately. . ,; To Make Beet Sdoab. The roots are washed, rasped and pressed. The juice is boiled, and quicklime is add ed. Snlphurio acid is put in to neu tralize the lime. The syrup is con centrated and clarified and when fur ther reduced by evaporation, sugar will be deposited on the cooling. Yorkshire rAitxiir. Two and one-half pounds of oat-meal, two pound of molasses, one-fourth pound of moist sugar, one-half pound but ter rubbed iuto tbe oat-meal a little ginger or finely cut candied peel may be added it imea; mix au wen to gether, put into tea-cake tins and bake. Fricasseed Thipe. Cleanse the tripe well from fat, cut it into piee.es about two inches broad and four long, put into a stew-pan and cover witn milk and water; let it boil till tender. Slice two Spanish onions and put in a stew-pan with a quartor of a pound of butter: salt, pepper' and nutmeg to flavor, and let thorn brown;- put this sauce with the tripe, add the juice of a lemon and serve very hot, Omelet Souflb. From five eggs remove tbe whites of three and put in l separate dish. Beat the five yolks and two remaining whites together, add half a oup of milk and pour into a frying-pan with butter in it just hot enough not to burn. When this is nearly cooked, spread over the top the three whites beaten to a stiff froth, and act in a hot oven two or three minutes. Fold over, turn on a plat ter, and serve hot. A delicious dish. CoBX PaTTIE. If jou have any cooked corn left over, make it into patties, and see how you will like them. Take two or three tables poon fuls of corn aad put it in a table spoontul of thick sweet cream, a little salt and a teaspoooful of sugar; add floor enough to nuke a soft dough. Take small litem of the dough, roll them in flour, then put ' tbern out thin and fry in hot bird. Mashed Irish potatoes fixed the same way, minus tbe sugar, is a splendid way to cook over cold potatoes. Sweet Potato Poxe. Take twelve or fifteen sweet potatoes (yam; always preferred), boil them until woll done; then peel, masb with a pestle or rolling-pin, and rub through a sieve to get out all the strings or tough fibers; now add sugar to taste, ball dozen eggs, butter to make it very rich, ground cloves, nutmeg and sweet milk, enough to make it the consistency of custard; you uan then pour the mixture in a buttered pan, and bake. Nice, fresh lard can be used instead of butter, but in smaller quantity. How Yankees Cook Beams. A writor of the New York World says this is the way tho down-east lumber men cook them, who eat them twice a day for four or five months each year: Take one quart of beans; first soalt, it pea beans, until they are swelled full, it will take over night oertain; ii yellow eyes, parboil until the skins Oracle open when blown on with the breath; drain off the walor, put about two-thirds of the beans in the pot; put in about one and one half pounds of salt fat pork, then the rest of the beans, bake not loss than twelve hours, first covering the beans with hot water. 1 hese are gtmiine Yankee pork and beans. The way they are cooked in the woods is this: A bole is dug at the foot of the fire, filled around with hot coals and cov ered with hot ashes, whore it remains from 11 o'clock p. m., until breakfast the following morning about 14 or 10 hours. 1 here are probably more beans eaten in Maine than in the whole State of New York. How to Kkki' Meat Fuksii a Long Timk. There is no Bood reason why farmers and their families should eat much salt pork, leaving; all the fresh meat to the inhabitants of cities and villages, when the following meth od will keep meat fresh for weeks, even in the wnrmcst woslher. I know for I havo tried it for more than ten years: As soon as the animal hent la out of tbo meat, alios it up ready for oookinfe. Prepare a large jar by sualdiiiK woll with bot water and salt Mix salt and pulverized saltpetre in the proportion of one tablespoonful ot ssltpotro to one teaouptul of salt uover tbe bottom ot the jar with a sprinkle of salt and pepper. Put down laying ot meat, sprinkle with salt and popper the same us if just Soing to tlie table, ana continue in lis manner until the jar is full. Fold a oloth or towel and wet it in along salt water, in which little of the saltpetre is dissolved, Press the elotli closely over the meat and set Id eool place. Be sure and press the oloth on slightly as each layer is removed, and your moat will keep for months. It is a pood plan to let the meat lie over night after it la sliced, before packing, ihen drain oil all the blood that ooies from it. It will be necessary to ohaniro the oloth oo- oaaionally, or take it off and wash it first In eold water then scald in salt and water as at first. In this way farmers can have fresh meat the year round. I have kept beef that was killed the 12th nf February till the 21st of June. Theu I packed a large jar ot veal in the same way (lining the dog-days, and it kept six weeks This recipe alone is worth the price ot aoy nowspaper in tbe land, "What's yonr business?" asked the judge of a prisoner at tbe bar. "Well, s pose you might oall mo a locksmith. "When did you last work at your trade!"' "Last uitihl' when I beard a oall for the police I made bolt for tlie door." AVliat is it that a poor man lias and a ri''li mrm wants? Notliing. ADVERTISEMENTS, NEW FIRM NEW GOODS HARRISBURG ! MOTTO s "LIVE AND LET LIVE ! (I shall Innwrnrat this motto into practice bj patronising! me printer., II AVINU PlTRf.'HABEP THE INTEREST nf mv lnte niirtners. Mewl, u. wm ano A. Anspaclier, I utn desirous or keeping the business uplo lis lormer sianuaro ana to give the lullt'St satlsnutloii to customers. I lrl begin the Fall Trade with a fresh In voice of new goods, poualsling of Dry tlooda, Groceries, Gent's Furnishing Goods, Ladles' Dress Good, Ifftta A Caps, Roots ct Shoes, Hardware, Crockery, '' see., dee. f ueh ai I generally kept lu a FIRST CLASS RETAIL STORE I! All Of which I will Kll at GREATLY REDICED PRICES I Constantly oa hand, METXLEU S CELEBRATES RAW HIDE BOTTOMED CHAIRS SAM. MAY. vSn28l'. TITUS BROS. DEALERS IN WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE, DIAMOND SPECTACLES ! ALSO MaJTOLN AN CARTRIDGES SINGER SEWING MACHINES, And all kinds of Sewimg llaohise Needles REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. All Oeods loll and Work Dona Warranted. JANKS L. COWAN. (MVCCBIMUR Ok A. COWAJt A CO.) I.KUAN ON, OREGON , . . DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE Will KEEP ALWAYS ON HAND A FULL STOCK DBY aOODSI GROCERIES! Uootn Mhoeat All fur S.I. ,t lb, Lomu: PrlMS far CASU or PKODCCK. All ptraons owlsa A. Cowsd A Oo, esa stttlt hy ,llin on lu ot Lebanon. 7n24tr. JAMKS L. COWAN. Tin: iio.uk MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY. DIRECTORS OREGON BRANCH. V. WAHHRBMAN, ur. into kh. I.I.UYII HIHKKR. J. u titAwniitii, R OOl.IMMITM, V. MAfl KvY. C. H. I.KWIR, I. M. KltKNOH. J. lAIWKNIIRRU, IIAMlLTO UOTl), Munaarr, L. n. MOSTASYE, Agent, Albany. 11ISMOVAL. AM Itl.l KI..KV, ,TJ. 1, Hhn irmnvrHl hi nfflw nt rrntOrnr? to thv it mi hit' In (! N. W.vornrof Aliir fid K 1'nrM Ktrs'lH. I'nrtlwnil, ltrmrti, vrlin b (avD W frmnil Nl Btl hourtv ttny aud olcbt. AD VEHTISEMENTS. Ayer's Sarsaparilla h widely known at una ol' the most effectual remedies ever discovered for cleansing the ays tein and purifying the blood. It 'has V 'ir2 y. the- test of , S,M4 y yt'r, with a con- -!. ifliia tantiygrowiDgrep ' niation, baed on its Intrinsic virtue, and nirtained by its re markable cure. So niild as to be ntfe and beneficial to children, and yet m searching as to effectually purge out the great cor ruptions ol the blood, men as the scrof ulous and syphilitic contamination. Impurities, or diwases that have lurked in the tystem for yoar, anon yield to this powerful anl dote, anu disappear, iicnce na wonaenui cures, many of which are publicly known, or Bcroium, ami all Kroiiuoua cuaeascs, Ulcers, Eruptions, and eruptive di. orders of the skin, Ttimoin, lilotcliee. tfolls,f lmpies, l'MHtiilCK, Korea, St, Anthony's 'irp, Iose or Erysipo Ins, Toftor, Knit Klieiim. Build. Head, itingworni, and Internal Ul cerations ol the Utenu, Stomach, Midi Liver. It also cures other com plaints, to which It would not teem estieoh ally adapted, such as Dropsy, Dyspep rih, nts, ncurniK'iimii'Hrt uisenso, Female Weakness, Debility, and Leucorrhoca, when they are manifesta tions of the scrofulous poisons. It is an excellent restorer of health and strenjrth in the Spring, liy renewing tlie annBtita and vigor of tho'diretivfl orpaniL )t dissipates the depression and UstW lam guorof tho soason. livon where nq disorder appears, people lecl bettor, and live lonzea for cleansing the blood. 'Jliu system inures on with renewed vigor ami a now lease o" life. prep a it ed nr PrJ,CiAYEB4C0.,Uwell,MasTr Practical ! A'tnlyliral Chemist; SOU) BY ALL DIHXIUJSM EVEHVWUKItE. JIkLTS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER Every vettr increases the popularity (if this vnjutbje Hnjr Preparation; which is duo to merit alone. We can assuro our old patrons that it is kept fully up to its high standard ; und it is the only reliable and pcilectea prep aration for restoring Gray ob Faded JTaib to its youthful color, making it iii lit, lustrous, and silken. The scalp, by its use, becomes while npd clean, It removes nil oraptions find dandruff, mid, by its tonlo properties, prevents tho hair from falling out, as it stimu lates and nourishes tho hair-glands. ly its uso, the hair grows thicker and stronger. In baldness, it restores the capillary elands to their normal vigor, and will create n new growth, except in extreme old age. It is the most economical IIaib Dressing ever used. us it requires fewer applications, and gives the hair a splendid, glossy np pcarancc. A. A. Ifayes, M.D., State Assayor of Massachusetts, says, "The constituents are pure, and carefully selected lor excellent quality; and! consider it tho uest I JtEPASATTON for its intended purposes," SnM tyntt Drufigiiti, ami Dealer in totdldnet. Pries One Dollar. Buckingham's Dye FOB THE WHISKERS. As our Itoriowcr in mnny cases re quires too long a time, and too much o.iri-, to restore gray or faded Whisk ers, wo have prepared this dye, in one preparation; which will quickly and eU'eetually nccomplisli this result. It is easily npplicd, and produces a color which will neither rub nor wash off. Sold by all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents. Manufactured by R. P. HALL t CO., WASBTJA, o.aooAT. x'RHBuwerr. flaw.' Pure a ftmm n Mrge4. San Fi-ancisco.CdiforEiaJ Capital, (Fall m Ji Goli) $S00,000 SnqilnsFimddii EnM)20G,tl0 Traawrts wry klnS) of I.s;tllMat ISaMltlMa SBmoIucm. BVVM AND HKI.I.N KlriUKOS onlho lirlaclpitl CltlCH I ilio UiilttiilfiiutosuDtlKuropo. Il'B fKHTIFIMTM of DKPOSV. IT avallotita at oil couiiuunial uua llusoclol points, ITS Amn aiEI.K,a rational, Etato, Cltj ond Uouuty lionui. , IMTET.TIKNT RAM! on onlonu USI.d Ann Rii.?RR niri.i.iosi ond E.EUAL TKNOKKH Uiuiht ouil now. DICPOS1T ArrOrSITH kcit In noM. Sllror anil Correiu')-, oml miI.Jvi t.i . liock St plouuro. INTEREST AlBOMTImononoslu. COI.I.KDTIOIVSI M A OF Ii Fm ci- Olhl vlrlllllv wllhiiul rliiirvn, snil At Nil other points ot nwt. ontl imM coiU Mmltlert at ounwot rttoo of K.xt.-lunoo. 0. B KSITtT, JPEIIR H. BoTtHITT, Casktw Frosldent. EMPIRE BAKERY AND mo VISION STORE! Cr. rirtt H Ellawrtk 8tr. afJtMWTi Or.. KotplfOtlMBtltlT OB baVtiti eOaflpM MH- weut ui QrocariBB Amtl Tf tablet! rrvBca avai Tnmty CbbAIbb! WincB bb1 Cau4 rtvitBl Cifkr, aPifa aml T1bcc Aw vrythtnf ! to b fbund in m flnit elan Kiatl rmuuy UrMwrjr and Notion Kutaalwa Bt. 'Ut ami lot liTt" la my Mott and abitll be tbe aim of my uaanttf f dealinr with outoD)r. uan anti no. 7n3rl. JOHN 8CHMSER. CITY MEAT T.1 ARK ET ! J. L. HARRIS, rrp. Urit,L KRKI rONMTANTI.V ON HAND Om bfnt nifHl the liiarRtrt rtVrla. tnd will mIwiavi bn fmnti rvtmtfv (ai awwumiuudaue iiMw wlm hikj' (Mir hint with cnil. r iiikikhm uirKt'i ru-t utud lur porn, vi VWltlMf. THE OLD ISKOOM FACTORY. r i. llFI OINtf, TIIR (.RVTI.KMAN V who mnnuftilurfd th nrml bMomi In On y, hAM)uii tttirtitrHi frvnn dklirorttm nnd Ik kIu niKMt tn tlie ul.l liinlun t hm nll Mitntl ia lm M.lr lnit(inir. netxr KtMtn Mill. . vlti(trt'l. ADVERTISEMENTS r:r:r: 11 m3 THE WOK9T MISS " INrBOMOHIIOTWSBTTjtmtrrgS. NOT ONE HOUR AfUr lwttj tkla rtf MtMMttt d J Mb suffer: with pain. RADWAY'S READY RELIEF 1st A Whit XM JsYHt AlN. It ww im Am wt M THE 0N1 Y PAIS EEMEDY That IsiumIIj ston Ik ami trnriaUsf palm, allin IsduiutisUkiiu. astd njrsM Coatnitons, itVtker af tlie Loi.i, tttdotsjch, Bttvaia, oUmi jilaasU ar f(aas, Vy om Siplicntoai, IS FROM ONB TO TtVCNTY MINUTES. No snatu ksrw vkoloatnr sjajerMlatlaf tha nslsi Ua RADWAY'S READY RELIEF wiu Afronn instant bass. INf'LAMJaATION OF THE KIDNKVS, I.SrLAMWAliON OF Tilt BLADDER, 1NFLAMMAT1UM O THE BOWELH, SORE THROAT, DlFUl UlT tlKtA" f AUriTATION OF UVlTHm lBi I s t.iuiiiiiL'ni, UONttluSTlO OF THE LUMdt, lirHCL'l.T HUKATlllNU. f AUriTATION OF Tit. HBAJlt, HEADACHB. TOOTH AC UK. MCCRALOU, ItllCl'MATISM, COLD CHILLS, AODB CHILLS. ; Tk. p(lkUol ttw KRAOT MKtlKF u U trl or mfU wm Mia ar tUBMiy ! wlU Surd mm 4 caotfitrt. Twiniv dropi in balf tapAbltr ot wnUr will la a IWw aMnauU cure CRA Mt-S, .SfASMS, SOUR STOMACH, SU iL. HKADAUIiK. HEARVUl RW. OMKHittA, DVSENTLRV, COUV. Wl-HU .N fug JJUWkLS, ai) lMT-fUAL PAlfttf, Tnvflm thou Id alwaya esrry i aaltT af ttm waj'a Heady KelWf with thtaa. A few a.pi la FEVER AND AGUE. N-YER D ADUBnrH h SOy raaU. Tlarar avtirsmntUi Ht ' Ult-wwlil thai will tiara ft' fd Attue, w all vlhar Maiadoas, Hllloua, tkarirU Typivld, Yllw, N4 allur Fever (aided by RAD- VaVS FILLS) m ,ultlt u RADHAVS RKADV RELIEF, ilily wU par botlla. iMd hy Druuu. HEALTH! BEAUTYM KTRONti A -TO PURR RICH BIJX)DIN CREATE OF FLfcSIt AND WEIGHT CLEAR SKIN AND BbAUUFUL CUMi'LtAloN StCUkBD '0 AUU, Dr. RAHTJ7AY' !0M iiak madk the mokt astonihhino curks, t QUICK, WJ RANU AHKTHKCllANUt-STHB BODY i NDKRHtiltH UNDER the iNr'I.UENCK FjHIS TKULK WUNDliKFUL WKDItl.fL, Every Day an Increase in Flesh n4 Weight is n4 TeU- THE GREAT BLOOD PL'RIFIER. Bv.ry d of tha !ARSAPARILLIATf RttSOLT EMT uumiuiudnWa thruusjh tha bltx4, Swutl, Urlna, and other fluids aad jukae of tb systonj thr rtfor af lu'., I- r it is-palr tbo hhUi af lb body with w an) vuu.1 iuuiiai. Srrufala, ByphHU, Cwswirpiioa, Olaa duUr ilUatM, Direr t In it Throat, UuoUl, Tiuuera, NidV iu the Ulands aad otiur parts of tho tystatn, Son Krea, Mtuhmhis ItiKharga from tbe Ean, aad tha puttt f.wi. of Skiu dltHMs, Eruptloos, Far Soraa, Scald Hd, Rlns;-W..mi, Hall Hheaai, Brytipilai, Ana, biat h ftp-jts, Wrma la tha Flesh, Taaion, Caacar la the Womb, ud all weakening aad palofal stischarfM, Sight Sw 'u, Lum of a)Mnn, and all waitse of ta V,U priaetpl., are within lUcuratiTa map of thli ra. drr a! Modrnt ChiUUy, aad a few ays' qie will 4ara tn auy mfaH ua'tuj H for ettiter (if tliaa futnw of dlscasa It potent power to cur tbi, It the patUnt. ilally haroailiir ff -lured hy Ilia wastal ''nil d'ion.jMtitlon l Cat la wtijnually proipruloir, mo . d. in airritiiic wan.s, rmd r.i.ln tit ouin !ih it w tiialiiiai iii-id front b thy blood and ibis t-..- SMt-SAl ABIUlAV will aud diii rT. Not ..fti l -ai ilirHisWir-iaiLLUK Raimta((Tatct . ii. ki.-u in...lil ft.uU la Ilia curt of Chronic, .nilii ut, t'nui' tul al, and Skin oIk-mm; bat it Is !. oii.v puiiivi! mra fur KIDNEY AND BLADDEB COMPLAINTS, am Tbsra i . .. i .. pi..i-1 Ur m wnttr ii jpica, cioufly, miied h'U. taManrt. Hks-lilt wlilta (if ea k, or (brrtda Ilka i..U (hrs ll n morlld, dark, tiilioat apwar.n, i.d whii. Unadust4poaita,iw. whtnthwal aprkk In, l,un.liif .j-in.ilou wbtu paoius; watsr, and pain la tUr njtll ul tlis Kiuli aud aloof ib Loins. Irlct, )I.U0. WORMS. ii .1",TAil"r Wl1 "4 KaMdy fcr wobm- Tumor of 12 Tear' Growth -Vurrd bti itatlmiff' llfMUvnt. Dr. RADWAY'S ft Pills, rrrtVi.-ttj tattnlai rHt itM'ilau, pui , r"" - '", t"i nrrnallue. Had fill., t.f tbn i-iira tsl ail uiaoctlar of tat btvaiach. J..rr, "fl, Kidtwj-s, blwdr, Srrv.wi ll-wtach, CunitltAtion. Cmtii-iacat, ladlpttltaH Dy- rp., B,- i hums ((, ihOaiiiuialioa of lb all ltnba.iifaii ar slu lbn.l Warrnuifd to aHMl a Loaitlva curt. Irtly lauiuiuK na Mrmirj, tuiutrali, at ttlt . d-.M of RA11WAV1 PH-Ut Will If lb. itiirui ,11 .1, oun.tiamir disorder. iri.-a, U !iAi MiAE A.i I KUK." Stud ona lattar nil W ti.IW AV 4 CO., Mo. 3:1 Wrru Ktraat, Yirk. i,.ruailrn Mtflb laousaiida Mill bt atal JOHN CONNER'S BANKING AND EXCHANGE OFFICE ALBANY, OREGON. DEPOSITES RECEIVED, SUBJECT TO CHECK AT SIGHT. Interest Allowed oo Time Deposiljln CoiQ, EXOHANnK ON PORTLAND, BAN FRAN. CISCO, snd NEW YORK, for sole ot lowost rotos. COLLECTIONS MADE AND PROMPTLY REMITTED BT-Bonking boars, 8 a. m. to 4 r. H."SaX Refor to H. W. CORDETT, HENRY FAILING, Feb 1, 1871-vl W. 8. I.ADD. ALBANY GUN STORE! TILESTOS & SCOTT, Proprietors. Customers onn always find at this plaoe a GUNS, RIFLES AND REVOLVERS I And Ammunition of AU Kinds. ALSO TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! Or BTERT DESCRrrTIOIf. Baby Carriages, Steamboats, Games Merhnnloal Toys, I-ocoraollvei. Dolls. Boys Wagons and Weigh., in toot nearly ovory kind of toys monutnoturad. vlOiilSyl. ALBANY BOOKSTORE! JOHN FOSHAY, -111UI l MISCELHSEOl'S iXD STAXDARD BOOKS BLANK BOOKS! SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY Ooodi In our Un lmport4d U ordr Bt abort Mt potMible noUoe. NEW. LEAUTER STORE, 0AVI0 IRTIS, Frop'r. I Have openkd out a vf.w lkathfh bltir In Albany, and will kp consunlly on hand all tir.iis of shnc-matv.v Bi-;:-., and a uxrgr auortmrnt of leathers, coaslallnf o( Krnol mil and Hp. Ilnlni sklna. and goat kins for bo,i hack and Irm: Pnlladlpliui calf and talllornia kip. and many othr kloda ol l"ai Itr which II Is uaelcas tet anume rata. - T lHnlrr 0alrs and shoo-nakera will nod ll to their advantag to deal with mo aa I am aelling cheap. Htore on rVnnt Nl . next dor an nnmBIH. Jtew Drug- Sura. vlonliu. ARCHITECTURAL m KECHANICAL aVrckitMta U ta Bnr4 af Cakitol CaaaisieaBra. PATES'! rncE r savings, ETO la Crws nolMInc, IVrtland. Oragoa. ADVERTISEMENTS. Dr. J. Walker's Callfbrnla Tin. tgar liitters nro n purely Xegotablo preimmtion. mitao cliiellv from tlio na. tire liorbs found on tho lower ranges of n:o niorra novauaiitoiintmnsot uinioiv nla, tho medicinal proponics of wlifclt nru cstmctcd tlmrcfiora tritlimtt tlio uso uf Alcohol. Tlio question Is almost anuy asKcu. . nat is tlio cause of tho unpurnileled suocess of ViXKOAIt Hit TEltst" Our answer Is, that they remove tuo causo ol uiscase. ami tho naticnt re covers his health. ' Thoy aro the (treat uiuou nuruicr aim a iiio-Klvlutt nrliicaHo, a perfect Renovator mid Im-igorator of (ho system. Never licforo in tho lilntory or tuo world nun a imihdno ice compnundoil noa.wniiiff tho rcnuirU!,, qualities of V'ishoab Uittkiui i,i hoiillng the sick of every disoiwo liinu Is lioir to. 'i'htv aro a gcntlo Pureaura as wi-H as a Touic. relieving Congestion or Inllaimnatlnn of tlio l.ivtr aud isceral Organs iu iiillom Llirasos lhe nronortlea cf Dr. Wai.keh's t LvpoAB uittshs am Ajionout, piapliorotic, . - " T ' yonuiuaiira, MuminnH. Laxative; uinrotlo, Sedative. Conntor.Irritttiit Sudorific, Altera tive, sua Anti-Uuiotis. i brateful ThousAiidd uioclaira Vrs koar Bihers the most wonderful In vigorant that eror sustained tlio sinkius systerai "' m Person can tiike these BitteM according to directions, and remain long HHWoll, prov(de( their hones are not do, etroyed by mineral poison or. other melius, ami vital organs wasted Deyona rennir. Bilious, remittent and Inter mitteilt Fevers, which are so orova. lent In the valley of our great rivers iiirougnout tne united states, especially thoso of tho Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri, Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, Ark.m. .is, Kcil, Colorado, lirazos, Kio Grande; rean, Alabama. Slotiilo. Savannau. Uo- nnoko, James, am napy pthors, with muii' iass inouianes, tnrouguouc our mtiro country durinsr tho Summer and Autumn, ana remarkably so during sea. sous oi unusual neat and aiyness, aro Inrnriablr accomnanled bv extensive do. rangeroonta of tho stomach and liver, and other abdominal viscera, In thoir treatment, a purgative, exerting a pow erful influence upon thoso various or gans, ia essentially noccssfliy,.. 'J'horo Is riq cathwtlo for tho purposo equal to 111, J, YAUIin'3 IXIiGAU lilfTEKS, ns they will speedily romovo tho dark- colored viscid matter with which th bowels nro loaded, at tbo sanio tlmo stimuiauim the secretions of tho liver. and generally restoring the healthy functions of tho digestive organs. , r ortlly the bou v ncninst disease oy ptiruying an its nuutswiti) viNEOAn BixTKiis. No epidomio can take hold oi it system tnus lore-armed. Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Head ache, Pain in tho Shoulders. Concha. Tightness of tho Chest, Dizziness, Sour Jiiuctations oi tno stomacn, Bad Tasto in tuo Aioutu, liilious Attacks. Pain ta. tation of tho Heart, Inflammation of th .nnga, ralq in tho region of tho Kid. noys, aud a hundred other painful symp toms, are the ofl'springs of Dyspepsia. viie uoma win nrovo a uottcrsuarantee of Its moriis than n longtliy navertlse mcnt. Scrofula, or Kincr's Evil. whTtn Swellings, Ulcers, Erysipelas, Swelled Neck, Goitre, Scrofulous Iuflammations, Indolent lnnammoiiouH, Mercurial Affections, Old Sores. Eruptions of the Skin. Sors Evos. etc. Ill these, as in all other constitutional Dig. easos, WALKKR'U VlMKOAR BlTTBKS hoVS shown their great enrativs powers in the most obstinate and intractable cases. lor Inflammatory and Chronic Kneumailgm. Gout. B ous. Item t- tont and Intermittent Fevors. Diseases of the Mood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder, those Bitters havo no equal, Such Diseases ro caused hy Vitiated Blood. mechanical Diseases. Persons en- faged in Paints and Minerals, such as lumbers, Trpe-setters, Gold-beaters, and Aimers, as they advance in life, are subject to paralysis of the Bowels. To guars' ngaiust this, take a dose of Walkkr's Vis-ku-ir Birridis occasionally. or ."Skin Diseases. Emntlons. Tot ter, Salt lthouin, Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Itistnles, Boils, Carbuncle, Kini worms, Bcald-head. Soro Kvos, Erysipelas. Itch. Scurfs, Discolorajtions of tho Skin, Hmnora and Diseases of the Skin of whatever name or nature, are literally Aag up and carried ont of tho system in a short timo by the use oi mese Hitters. ... Pin. Tane. and 'other Worms:. forking in the system of so many thousands. ore sllectually destroyed and removed. No system of medicine, no venmtuges, no an tnelminitics will free the system from worms like these Bitters. I or Female Cemnlninfs. in vouna or oiu, mameu or single, at me aawn oi wo manhood, or ths turn of life, these Tonlo Bitters display so decided an influence that improvement is soon perceptible. ueniisethe filiated mood when- over yon tind its impurities bursting tbrongh the skin in Pimples, Eruptions, or Sores: cleanse it when yon find it obstructed ana sluggish is the veins ; cleanse it when it is foul ; your reelings will tell you when. Keep the blood pine, sud the health of the system will follow. . u. it. Mcdonald co.. I)niifriatni..llivn. Airlt.. Sao Franotoo, Caltrbraia iiiitl vi'. ,.f WH.-iiiiituii tuid Charlton Sta,, N. T. THE OLD STOVE DEPOT ! JOII1V DRI66S, DlaUCK IH COOK, PARLOR AND BOX STOVES! Of tka Bast Pattens, TIN. SHEET-IRON AND COPPER-WARE And the vioal aaortssant of taralsbin; goods found la a Tin Blora. Eanain 5eatly and Promptly Executed On Raasonabla Ttrsss. " SAort Ktdtoningt Make Lmg Friends!" FR0NT-ST., ALBARY, Nsxt Door to P. C. Rarsar Cs'a 8ta Daa.iv4nietf JOHN BBioaa HEMORRHOIDS. A a CAHOTHERS CO'S "PIIE PIIXS A!il OISTMESr' hlva now tacsms as oi tSa ttaadard arenaratians of tha da;, it pi. parad and raoomusaded for Pilee enly (whatbar chronic or recent). Snfferani Ki.T deptad aaoa it, that tkis ramady will fin thaia pansiaaaat fallal rraai this IroablesosB ana daasagiBf Co alaiafc. 8nt postpaid to aay address (witaia tha TJai- taa Btatas) ipo raacipt of pnea. II. . A. CAKUIUnKS CO., . 40yl Alhaaj, Lisa Ca., 0r(oa. METZLER'S mmi eottced chaihs! Can be had at htt ernvifnt4cxT at JrffVn-woT. mi' Mi phc ot butUnosa in Altn-; wA m 0 ih.r, Aii-any: at jntn Slav's no, !, nhajT; Bn'tth Brassniit. Jirtita : Kr a Hum. ffcmwnsTlll?; J. XI. Morgan, Hiawv J. J. ftrown, Mrin; J. M. John, &Uri.n. n -f. ADVEKTiaJSMKNl'.?. NEW GOODS! -ANiJ LATEST at the itoro ot L. KLirjE U CO WB HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM SAN Frttnelatan th vnrir latitat tvlm tit Unvm FASHIONABLE CLOTH1WG 1 ! LAOIES' AND RIISSES' DRESS GOODS and everytblDfc eliu to be found in FIRST CLASS RETAIL STORE CAK-O-WACII, A new preparation for exterminating squfrreli. and fopheni. It doesnt cost much aud will km. every time. We also have for tale THREE TWO -HORSE WAGONS And one Spring Umek. Call and ane thnm. NavI dnnr ahnvp iaiil uiMuua Aiuany, urugon. nntr. Pi HENLEY'SS 4.M fm aan.-i ..feo IOSSofAP PEnjE. A most pleasant and invigorating tonlo. Recommended by all tbe emi nent Physicians throughout the United States. , ETery (arally should have It la the house, . Read oertlfloatas on each bottle, sold By all Li.iuor Dealers aad Druggists. H, BPSTBOT CO., Sole proprietors.' t!8 Pkost St., Sa Francisco, Cai. W1LLERT & BUSCU, CARRIAGE AND WAGON MANUFACTURERS Corner beootwi and Ferry Sts., Albany Ogn, Are prepared to mnufneturo carriages and wagonn at ehort notice and ot the very BEST MATERIAL. Thev mnkft thft Phrmiith PARRTAflm a un Buggies ot tno State. REPAIRING AND JOB WORK done at shortest notice and In tbe most SKILLFUL MANNER. Their wnrkflnd 'malarial Im Tvirrftiitvi fn ht- first clans, ' vl0n36tf. OR THE SPRING TRADE! The Tresdwell Combined Gang and Sulky Plow 1S STATESMAN SEED DRILLS the only force feed drill. .- ON THE COAST, Call and examine mv lanre stock of asrlcul' tural lmnlmftnlJL Warerooma on Second street, one block east of the "Democrat" build ing, r iui n. wwu. NOTICE TO THE FARMERS ANDJRAS.GERS ! I have Just received a complete Mock of ENERAL MERCHANDISE, - And my motto la to Sell at Cheap at the Cheapest,'" and Pay the Sent Price Going for Produce. 11 YARDS) Or BEST PRISTS 1! Call at thiCaso Store of R. Chtadle, cor nar of flrat and Broadalbln streets. Albany. - ooiina. ARTiERS LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST ' AM SAVE CONEY. Rcanera, IHowera and Thrcahera Repaired anal made al most good MERRILL & POTMAN'S NEW MACHINE SHOP lanowprcparMttndnaH kinds ot wood h-w-inK, Mwinic and drvsMine, Is J any Iron work atiditTncnilblacfcsmuiilngihetnsde may Xt- uand. Kendnc pickets will be kept, oa hand at all Urn-. (Vrnr2nd and Washington streets, Albany, Oirgoo. vMtayl. W. R. T. Co. ai, FROM AVD AFTPR THIS ,r- ou ine raw ror nvlrrit br tsf aft; ;. A. lllamacie'rrnnsp'narlinCoa boiu iruro Albany to ronland will b TWO DOLLARS PER TOX. B.OOIJDSMITH. htlLli lit.-.' HAR2.7Ar.Ef STOVES, CROCKERY,. AND GP.OiEaUSS. MANUFACTURER TIIV 4 COPPEtt tvi nr., - . - - "as, i Bole Aganta for the UdIoo and-, . . THi'ltEieWrtllC ..,... a With hearth. Tlie Celiitrated Farmers' Coo stovev : . TiNARE:--',.':'i''.' WlliOLfeS ALE f 'D'i'IfI'iiii o Jofc Work sen : . hu-m.. ,. aaBW irrai; ' K ftlVt ma d mil tmnrl HailL I sell cheaper than any otZTC'Tri ; ALBANY FOUNDRY. M'AcuiitssWiii '.. v:v. r . v ..-.. A. P. CUERRy., Piorln,. ALBANY, OKECMtW.' , , HaauAtetafW ktsji,!,iiMitiii'ii.- nam mm mix''Mmmi7i. !. ALL AT SAN FRANdlSCO'i PRICEj' Alio sgsut fit ttleha'rdsda. 'MaHasa :: P.:t Fay C'a,aad H. B. Sssitb's ',, PATENT WOO B-WOSXlHD mCHtMEKT. Also Afaaafairhirar oMgroars , . PAl't.f t' iROIf ; FENCE ' RON AND' BRASSCAsSsS;: Of AH Kinds, Hide to: Mart ,, Rooslrlor all kio.ls of nasMaafy'dnso Aj 9. OUKMtlP, , sbortasl notida, n4tfi. , . , . ,., CITY DRUG STORE. a eaaotssas. a. sat,tsi. ACAROTnERS& CO.; . DRUGGISTS AMD APOTHECAS. FosTtR's Btott. mti si; ACkAhvi tutitn -i DBA t KMt IK DRUGS, CUEAlICALS I PATENT IfiEDICIflES, . . PAINT8, DYC-'STUtFS, OILS, ' TOILET GOODS, French and Atnswiaan . CONFECTION EBY Pare Winei and Llquori for iedlclual Cm FINE TOBACCOS AND CIGARS. Family Bsdpet'and Phrslirlan'i Prenolp- - tiont Uomponndad. bo3U'?0-vSntO. A.CAEOTBKttSA C. GOOD NEWS IN LEBANON. MONTAGUE fc EffoCALLEY " Htive Just rooervtd aud opened out a - , MAMMOTH .STOCK his-' ' GENERAL MERCHANDISE -, cohsibtinq or ' DR CiOOD, I - GROCERIES . HARDWARE, ETC., the wtHite aombrliUr.Korja of tfaaebotosst retal : stores In Oregon. , ' They expect to win piibHe faror aad jnikllo patronaf-e by a prompt alUiitlon Ui ouatomera and reaaonaole prices ot goods. MONTAOim a MoCAlXKT. Ubanon, Oct, JJ. iris. ySniUt t . . BA!fi)(CHA,SALCCi TAVEOR ItRO'S, Joprieaiara. LATEST FARCY Ol FIXt'jr.CS , " -ASID-'' " ' FINEST CIGA118, Xli : "USil A FIRST CLASS TASLE t BILLIAKD DROP IN. Corner of rtrMSftd Waahtaaiaa atraakl. OS- poslte UUCOaxies Uotai, Albany, Orfgoa. SPECIAL nOTECE ALL StZRS AND STYI KB AT PRICr TO sukthetlrneal jreat IsoHvvasnebta saada OB OolahiU ithoioarapba. . . , make the ovrlU and ewkwalM of aid IktimriaviMr 1 .1 and nay charges are aa fnllowa: T will "eiilanra rros smalleanla toSxluor Hlxrl and Aols a1 lor imm 1 V1U) W. I"f the t eof.v. anil i for eah additional oof; artileh l lower st Is done lor la ttaa t ranelaco. Call and k av&utxactloa' cnaranlaed ar a eare"s a. a. rsai"." nldn:itf. THE 0RJG1SAL EAY TEAM as nti Auva wmi NKW OUTFIT I THASfim, rot PART ",A'Tfw'u all d-.tr.wa af enaUaaaXt " same, the nrapnorlfl alwavs rwaay PL fm:nda!l lluiea. r-iifr ard ;- . earned to and Tons the carato any " euratreitsonll alea. A.S. A - ' , Aiuatll Ur( iTuprlaM Snv-JUf.