The state rights democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1865-1900, November 21, 1879, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextUfa pcowaat. MART. V. BROWN, EDITOIC FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 21, 1879. rU AND gflMOW. We liave a sugar-coated candulute in the citj now at least he is giving tbe boys "taffy" all around. The wheat crop of Umatilla county this year averaged Mia enormous yivhl of 45 bushels per acre. Thk Democrats of New York must have had a beastly attack of the itch, judging by the way they scratched Rob inson. The Albany Democrats should nom inate a first-class man for Mayor. We should by all means elect the head of the ticket. A thbee-tear old child of Mr. Vf. B. Hayes, of Tendleton, fH backwards into a tub of hot water and wm srjii.Iod to death last wek. 'Thanksgiving nt-xt Thnriy, and the average turkey gobbler proceeds to gubliio only in a mbisj-r, and to Strut behind the lack fences. The latest in for Grant's picture i. for a toliacco house chromn. If it was used for advertising water works what would become of the works. According to Gen. Shermans re port the army proper of th United States is constituted of 1,5.VJ cfT.cers, 20,566 men, and 233 Indian scouIr. Dr. Robixsox, who a few weeks ago locate.! in thia city, has " pnlle-l up 8'akes and gone to Poithmd to engage i i the practice there. Success to him. The salaries of Methodist niinsatrrs in California ajtegate the sum ot $100,WV per annum. siii-o-this includes both t!u Sint'i il iwns ml N rtSi-Hj s. TlIB f.-tntie wa'ki-is an.- Uit i:i thr saw-duitt at Portlanil, it it lurr ::t tendance of setators iS-tn nf sli Portland leggwts are als j-i ;: r us fr a mati-h tramp. Wht don't citv cndida? fill into line and dis up Tliere nuht t. 5k; a mass liucting of theui Rfii any day on our streets now, but we limi'i hinr a "hooter" out of them. TAiiJlAXT scaied Robinson ia Ni'" York, but the Robinson wing of the Urtuocracy sat down on Tammany, and to-day John Kelly is us i!.it h a ji:ui eake, and not half as useful. It must be beastly wea: h.r at Wi s- ton, Umatilla county. Tim editor t:f the leader frantically and f-tiivriingiy a-jks for an umbrella, overcoat. ami h cord ot wood on subscript i ?. The Orejoniaa is pleuse I lint S -na. tw Grover won't be a cat: tnhite for re election. How such lUuical pigmies a Scott rejoii to aee Iiuocmtic gladiator stay out of the tfsjl.t '. Thebe isn't a vacant duelling or business house in Westou. Ail tliat it t now desired is to have the businc houses elosed on Sundays and th- j iiillHtrati(n , .f ti!,. r..,,; ,l,at are like- Leader will he ba,.,.ywit I, l,!a Sunday : ,y tw f.Hl)W tj.w fmJ .,,;,, MHt, f schoolgirl! j tl,.-se officers in thickly w ttl. .1, .!...i!.t- Jcik-e Bellinger, of the Fourth ; ful district. J)tstiict, La decided that the Portland ; The federal govet'i!iiiei:t ni.ipii-sthui-Light Battery a Slate lii.itia Com- ; al.Iy has the right to put its deputy pauy is enLitlci to its im ,e(,iv kiiow-' iti ush.ils kt every H!iing phu-e in the ance from l!n county lit-as sry. We land, if ir js i:ceen-ary to"lbe n iierable congmtulate Cupf. MoiiiiUi.i and bis j anil hottest i-lection t f memls-is of Con gallant cannoueers. gress ; but this p: at I blight ni,t to be The Democrats of Albany shoU.iuw,lu","u"ra',,n" . , . - , - , . . ' not IjA Ksf.lsrieii With ti:irl.::tl Vli'llll-Vlff. i thft comincr .Iptf-tion thev shouhl irli,' .... , - , " , . '- content themRelves with a lu!l sweep c! the plattr. Tbe last electioti sho-s that we have a majority, ju.tI gojd twin - ... . , . , inatioiiS will now give us a Full m! I to coasplete victory. JOHX CauTHOEX, lia Ci.atles CM-' Ht g,,,,,-, it to he .npres.l as mington, taken o Illino.sf .r forgery, ' kU,ruy B, fiand in the great cities nt lias returned to Rotsebnr,' end his wif-, ,., Xortb. Granting that th. current vlKrin he marrie-l shortly llyiH? hii i Jir-pnblican rejsn ts of intimidation t rwt. For good conduct m. l the ft'Ct (im gj, ?re aI ,,-,., it sks bad to that he was mote sinned against than w.e ,jlat rio ,l-j,ilty marsh m'u were ap sinnmg, Mr. Caiilhom was j ardon. .1 - !Hj;ntej ; Mississippi, none in L .uis before tbe expiration of the m i m ,f J is j tIla aua South Carolina ouUidu the sentence by the Govern--r. 'cities of New Oilcan and Charleston, Thomas Jefkehson said: Nevi r ' aud that tins fiut dutria of Florida, leave another to do f.-e- ymi what yoi. i can do as well yourself." You win honor the memory of 'JeJI'ersoii can tes tify it by obeying his preeept. There fore rust not to the hope that your neighlau-'s vote will elect ihe Demo cratic city ticket rm the 1st proximo, but see that your own pieseuce. is at the nominating en vein ion ard your own ballot is deposited at the election without fail. A SlkK-TIKG kcrfcls took place at HoKebtiig last Sunday mondiig between a printer ! of tlmt place and a Mr. Hiines, of Eugene Ci:y. Tbey were at breakfast in rue of the heel and ot iato oetoe ililfieulty. liimes- left the tible and went to his iy;m, and was followed by the printer, who threw a tit cellar at Himes ; they t hen clinched for a rough and ttuuliln tiybt,but Himet. fejing the-liest man of the two, was getting the best of it, when the printer drew a knife, and cut him r cross the Land. Ilimes then drew a revolver and fired, and the pi inter beat a hasty r -treat. WAV r T4I UlliMfc. The Umatilla papers ate laving a litely fekirmish over a piopwed division of that county. There isn't, perhaps, ofiices enough to go around the way things are now. ESORMOIS ElKtT10EF.niS M AmiKKKT Whatever exctno R tdiculs tni.ty offer for the appeurmuv of U. S. Marshals at the poll a it ix hhowu to bo a species of most villaiuou, nuttngiou.-i, iiartisnn machinery ; and the one point which the Democratic nu-jority in the last Congress nmiutained yx its long contest with the Fraudulent 1'ict.i lent was its refusal to epo; !Hte money for the payment of these m;ihU nud dejtu ti8. The i.-sue l et ween li e t o par tics on the tiurstion i f fejeinl iuttrfer etice was therefore narrowed don to the two of this federal police u police forco enjoying extraordinary p..n-a, having tho right to luako nnvsti on election day upon lucre suspicion, and under the loot.e pn.ctioo of Some aispcr- visors, luu'.iiig arrests beforu t'Wrkm day by the thousand upon warrant al leging an intent Uu to cvuiuuit crime. Tho publimlion il ;t tepe.it made iu ilm last week of the xun Mnou ef V u-gre.-is bhows, or tho ttial lime, Im en ormously large wsi- the foive employed. The U-lal tnili.l.iT ef di-puty Inilii.l.u's on tlufy rln'ium day, l."7i, according to this rej-ort, ih 5191. lv euly tiis tributed,ibiats notalre loiccto police S.COO.OtHl voters, but it was not evenly tlisti innt.-l. In tt !io over. It U a larp. nl.c t'.itee o I me out any one day, being ileal ly us large as lliO p'due foice on x duty at t i.re in New Yolk, liot-tOU, Ptiiladel; tiia. fiik-.i, St. Loui and Oiliciiiiiat l cuni-im i. The intliieiice if UViv t' ut. ii of ti.U ai.e, wi;h the power m i.i. toned, ;il! j urii.-utu. obeying a partisan iieml and !1 hTrong ly interested in :iliin uce-s, might very easily decMe iU' r u!l in a par ticular district, itud practically Kieaking is worth a good l nunc 10 the "work era" than ur imti prtin trmips lotu- tiiiip.li .i bv men who iti.like aUve all thing to it uard dti'y :i' the n!:ii. Their plaClieal jiitltcl ll.te ! C-"m s iftfre ttpfiatftii ..ti.-i i is s.-en :!tat l. -Mt iilhcers rteie ou y i jMitiU'd til aiHMil 0" ilL.tuc'.-, so littit lhin si!iee forcof5l91 men hid but I,olt0,t 0 voters to hok nf'ier, -r a pi-puUlinti i.l xUuit S,(.:l,00tl. In iith r or.U, the fedi l:d govel lilitflit had on i Section day a larger police" force nuiitet ic illy in the " ilisfticls tliMti is ofiiittai iiv on duty iu our larger cities, relit it r t.t!!. population. A traititd, tii.vrtplined j lice forve ia much more t'icieut than an epial numVr t.f men appoinlt-d temporarily ; but !.n the other baud this large ftrch-ra! police f..:ce has liotlj ing to do but wo: ic a' t!ie po!U at!. I kep the J ace then-. A nit:. lit natu la'dy lie suppus!, tlii se il".i rs-wnt-put by J ar'V lendeia lit ll;e pf.it. t of gteatcot ueeil. In New Yolk th i.uue lier of local jsjlice i.sually on duty was lout doolded, tti it was in nokln ; in Jersey City and Philadelphia it more than doulde.!, and in all tl.ee cities Re(itblicuti "ains were rf j-orted after the rh-ctiou. In the utile South 1C27 were apJoincd, in J!a!;imoie, New Orhatus, Alabama, VfJt'rii uud North Carolina. Ai;!i', iterly half the deputy marshali on iuty idection day, 21 10, were iu New Yol k State, a:idiu lha. Suite tii lleinociata lost eilit districts rt 17 not an unfair not in but ease to l us-tl on - - II t iH III gl OUC'lS. J I III' i.fiiceri. i.u; worth ativthinv. they oucht to be eiuplo'ed - f J n . " for lajth the puriN-c4 lor hu ii cxtra- ordinary powers have been ei-nferted 'i... i r.. .i .. t..i...... . e i.,..,.. IP. .aW . 1IJI llily 1"! 11 .-V1.1I 'Il I H'lUrSL ' 1 .. . ii ... .i. ..r voters, an well tbn pr.-ni'ili in ! fraudulent votes. If there is i.jh-ucc whos disorderly condition Jej the re turning fsKird t-J exctmle certain votes, giving the S.ate to' the llajes electois, wa.s neglected altogether; whil.j New York, Philadelphia . and JJoslon, all ix aceable c juiultit:iti-s, and all coiilain ing doubtful Ilepubiicun districts, have half the deputy marshals appointed. At the same time it njut be ibuiem bered that (be pitsent law pjaiuly in tends to make the marshals appoin&able where they are called for upon petition of legal voters, although tho fjreed construction of another statute has ex tended the jKiwer of marshals to send their deputies into any district, whether called for or not. Serious as are the frauds that have been ieriietnited in two of these cities, New York and Philadelphia, it is difiioulti to ls:!iee that their repression needed n force of nearly 2000 men appointed by doubt ful Itejuibliean politicians from the ranks of the inaehiue. If the federal government ia (o take tlm luu.iiu as of (Kilicing the polls, ir. ought to divide its deputy marshals as it dx.'S ita super visor?, between tl.o two parties. Hut in view of the temptation to use this mrtisiiit ends, itis exercise must le re garded so tiir as experimental and only partially - successful. . Cox is a standing Republican candi date for City Marshal. Ot tt ntKM IPAfc ELKtTIOX. Tho Albany city clootion fait ap proaches come off one weok from next Monday. Tho Democratic Ward laectingH, to nominate candidate'! foi Counciliuen, nro culled for next Friday evening, und tho muss meeting for city officers will bo held tho following even ing at the Court House. Of cou ran tho Democratic voters of tho city will turn out to n man at these meetings and tiso all possible! discretion in making nominations. Our munici pal affairs must bo kept in good hands the Democrats' if possible and tho voters of Isith parties will insist in sup porting at tho polls only those in whom they can eonfido these interests. Party ties have Wen so regularly and closely drawn in Albany ever since the charter was grunted that no objectionable or unpopular min could Iks elected on either ticket ; mi l in this particular the Siitno condition now exists as hereto fore. I In the candidate a Democrat or a Republican ho must possess njl the elements of strength iu Ids prty to in sure nti election. Thus, again we way, that our party should uso the utmost coition and prudence in nominating candidates. . - THE M'.M tOitk. tlLEI Tie. The olli;-ial cMiiut in New Voik gives that State to the Kadi mis for nil the State otiieera save their candidate for State Engineer, mIio ii lieaten by Hor- atio Sr-yin nr, J r. Toe mtijorities are all very ligtit xcept on Uorernor. In the campaign j'ist enditl in that Stale the Ui.HcjiU wae. the same kind of a einipuign that they did ill Iowa exclusively on the bloody shirt basis. Well do the leaders of that party know tint witli llie ignorant ami illit f.ite mult it tide it it the most .effect ive MiMimti ihev nil ue. 'I'his fact Wrts illithtiiite I by u lut'e a n-.-d.il.. pul lilu'd this si-it-wHi eoi,-eiiiiug u couver satieii a prominent Democrat hel.l with a leading R wlieal politician iu Ioa Said tie? lVm crat : ''lo do Vouex- js-ct to giii any tiling by this cunntuit bl.avlv shirt b.isim-K! i.u I .wa?" "Well," repli"d lh Radienl, "there nro u'aiut one huudrcii c iuutiet iu Ioun. Kacl e-iintv will nveta" nt le;ist twelve t wi lop ., Mi.d each t- t.sl.ip avei ae ut least C:ie l-s.I In tl.w i-olll(ll ranks which we can capture on tho bloody hii t iisue, which ill make a tu t gain of 21'l0 votes in the Slate, Tho tesukin Iowa provd that the Ua 1- iea! vvus iiht, f-jr each towiohip aver ugeit wore funis than was t itiniated, leni the !art;e majority. 4 lUI'OKfANr (UULC. Ti e 1. a.io g ji.l.lnuls of Sail l'lan- eisco an; taking sllolig givllliiia against the a".i.gat inn i.l UiM Sandwich Inlands tn a'y. 1'ievioi.s t., the treaty 'J.T jier cent, of tli I'acitic coast sugar import came from the islaudi and 77 ier Cent, from other foreign countrii-s. Now, 40 pivr cetit. coiiii-s fiom the islainU and 51 j.cr ctnt. fi-oui other countries. Hut r.or.-, instead vf paying for this sugar in coin it L-i pai l f. r in the products of our soil and in our manufactures. The treaty lists ulso put an cud to Liritiah intluence iu the i.daini, and hits made Hawaii a virtual American colony The ug:tr phuitets ou the islumls have not made so much money as they ex- etlcd, fur the icuson that (he price of lalsir has la en advanced from $12 to $110 a month, while selected Amer icuu laborers are paid SI i day and boaid. Hut, on the other hand, these high w ages have ls:uelitted our Cim muc with the islamic-, us they have created a demand for our manufactures, and even for American luxuries. Asa step toward unrestricted trade the treaty demonstrates toe Is-netits of in ter-;niire to Isith pat ties to if. I IT.IL Ai f It Tt kllOOIIVC. A ti riibb- fjitd accidental shooting affair cctii ii.il on 1-wis river last Fri day afternoon. A young man, aged 18 yifcrs, named Fisher, working for An drew Millard, a well known resident of Cowlitz county, amused himself on the afternoou named by snapping caps on a shot-gun, stipjiOKed tobw empty, at Mrs, Millard and Mies Hurt, a visitor, and frightening them. The ladies begged him to desist, but Fisher said he would snap ouc more cap uud quit. This car exploded the charge, which entered tho heart of Mrs. Millard, killing her in staritly. The scene which ensued when the husband . entered the house and found the idol of his heart a corpse was terrible to witness. The deceased was a most estimable lady, had been mar ried but a few years, and leaves a large cjre'e of relatives and friends to mourn her unfortunate death. MAKUI.f CVKlt." A leading Republican paper urges that when the Republicans come into Kiwer again in CotTgress they should make a new Stale out of East Tennes see, "which will be h substantial and permanent gain" to the Radicals 1 But this little trick will never 'Wnir." . In the first place the Republicans will not again have the ascendancy in Congress, and, in the next place, if such n calam ity should occur aud they should hatch out their new East Tennessee State, it would go fcquare back on theni, like West Virginia did, and the Democracy would get the "substantial and perma nent guiu" to be derived from the pro posed new accession. We don't think the Radicals . want any more experiences in this line of po litical jugglery. It don't " Pan-Handle" for them I A MANLY I'RIOfl HOLpICB. Ex Governor Chainborlain of Maine is a Radical, and gallantly served intlie civil war ; but he is not a "bloody shirt" fanatic nor a hater of the South. In a recent Seoch upon the unhappy outlook for the future, in consequence of the desperate efforts of Radical lead ers to "fire the Northern heart," he ex- proaacd these noble sentiments: "There are some who will not have it that the war is over till they have their way. From much of the talk of lato one would think that all the toil and trial of the war was in vain, that these soldiers and Kailors of yours did nothing of lasting value, and that that glorious war and God given viutory must oount for naught, and that tho real way. to sivo the country ia to keep curtain sjli ticians in office, and that servile follow ing of them is the only test of loyalty to the Union. For one, I resent thif er vision of our inetivea ami thia belit tling of our achievements. I am in dignant at this insult to the memory of that great coinprny of noble souls who are martyrs iu anacied cause and a triumphant cause. Do nut mistake the issue. Your sous will not have died in vain beuAuse the Southern States are brought back into the Union, and send their bnt turn to represent them in Congress, even though they had tbe eouragn to wield the sword instead of the pen iu the time of mortal struggle. Men who freely joured out tbeir hearts' blood for their convictions, though wrong, are lens to bo feared than tbey who skulk in the rear anil gloat over the strife so long as they can fill their sockets with plunder, snatched alike from foe or friend." rtllAMK r 1MK "IVSttlTV MtMiK." Tim law of Connecticut provides that where eron are acquitted of murder ou the ground of insanity tbey shall be sentenced by the judgn to confinement in an asylum for the insane until pro nounced cured. I a accordance with this Mrs. Ijounabury,wio murdered bet husband in Keptetnlier, has been com mitted to tbe H:t insane asylum at Middletown. We believe (his is a safe and judi cious law. Anybody that will oet cra zy enough to kill once is liable to have the Name art of a tit again, and law- abiding eople don't want to take chances of that sort of thing. Tbe "in sanity dodge" has saved many a black hearted murderer from an ignominious but just doom, and the eooner it is un derstood that this sort of wurder will not be tolerated without punishment the sitfmer many of tho announcements of ' insane killing" will cease to appear in the newspaer disitchoa. The laws of Oregon should bo made to conform to this Connecticut enact ment at as early a date as tossible. HT JlST 1CT. Just previous to the late electuin, Gen. M. V. Drown, of the State Right Democrat, said that if the election went against tbe Democracy he would coo vert his pa-r into the Linn County A'jrlcultiiritt. Gen., come to time; fe know you would make a good grange editor. U'eston Leader. j Thunder ! Haven't we told you, since that wild and desperate threat if oura, that Yazoo, Mississippi, bad gone Democratic, and that Now York had dene the same thing on State Engi neer t With all this flattering condi tion of Hairs to buoy us up in tbe an cient faith, would you exct us to go into the agricultural business with only a prospei t of btiing rusted out I We aren't that kind of a pair of tongs I DIKMTOftVa HMKTIftii. Okk;on Pionkkr Association, Rkxohijinij Secy's Office, Salkm, Ok., Nov. 17, 1879. j There will be a meeting of tbe Board of Directors of the Oregon Pioneer Association held at the Secretary's of fice iu Salem, on Tuesday, December 2, 1879, at which meeting all of tbe board and officers are earnestly requested to be present, as business of considerable imjHDrtnnce will be brought before tbe meeting. By order of Hox. M. Crawfobd, Pres. J. Henry Brown, Rec. Sec. State fiapers respectfully requested to publish tbe above. . IT SEVER RAINS BIT IT fOI Rs." Albany will soon be the boss news paper city of Oregon. Besides the Democrat and Retinter long estab lished opposition papers we are te have a new Republican paper entitled "Tte Albany Herald," also a Baptist paper, a Workman's journal, and the VaUey Fountain. ' : ' --. .. If the town isn't a graveyard for country pajrs by the next year or so we have missed our guess I . , MASONIC VISITATIOX, . f Hon. J. B. Congle, Grand High Priest of the Grand Chapter, and D. P. Mason, Esq., Grand Lecturer, .went to Roseburg last Tuesday on an official visit to Umpqua Chapter;' Companion Mason was accompanied by his ' wife, No doubt a. good time was enjoyed, as the Roseburg craftsmen understand how to entertain "weary sojourners." Horatio Seymour says ho will not be a candidate for President in 1880, This decision he tells his friends ' is "final and irrevocable,,. These are our sentiments about ourself, we mean. The Democrats will "certainly, however, Seymour fellows who will be caridi dates, notwithstanding the recent bloody shirt victories of the Radicals. lTAIIIMtiTON lKTTER. imos ou mkii'Ua corrmposbiSit. Washinutom, D. C., Nov, 10. Editor leinom:itt Now that the elections are over the politicians will turn their attention bitberward, and preparo for nn appear ance here in force almut three weeks hence. The result i.f the voting iu ail the States lit about as was generally to be expected. No special interest wns manifested here in any but the New York contest. In that tho interest wus great and the returns-were soegbt Tues day night with almost as much eager ness as on tho night of a Presidential election. Governor Robinson had the sympathy of nearly every Democrat at tbe National Capital in his almost hopeless stand against tho largo mid heavy odds nf combined treachery and corrupt bargaining. His friend m and the ai ty occupied a proud igni tion in tbe contest and his election was boed for here nut alone to demonstrate that the Empire State is reliably Dem ocratic for the sncoes of the test of tbe ticket diMis that but more for the vindication of such an honorable' rec ord. The result is more to the loss and discrediMif tho State itself than to the Democratic party. The success of the Cotikling and Kelley trade is not re garded an unmixed triumph. Therein no exultation among tbecoolestHnpublicans and the candid ones admit that they fear the patty will suffer from it. And while Conkling ia for the - piesent the lion, many of his lrty look bock iihu tbe bumble dish of crow eaten by art and Sherman and Hayes will fueling of humiliation. Whether the result has wade or furuishisl any Pres. ideutial candidates it is too early to predict. Manv JJemocials Udievn Til- d.ui tolie effectually idiclve.1, while olh era look upou it as hating made his nomination pmbahh or necessary, Anyhow candid politician-! of I nth par tie put New York down in the Demo cralic column far 1 8-S0. IWid this tbe Democracy of the nation rejoice that Tammany Hall ha been elimin ated from the councils of the party. Since my hut letter one of the strong characters in National politics has drop ped out of the arena. Tbe news of the udden death of Senator Chandler was a stunning blow to the Republicans, and the universal expression here was that bis party bad met with a great loss. We are adinunishrd tb it if we have nothing good to say of the dead to throw over their faults the mantle of charitable silence. I have no eulogy to write njsja the dead Chandler. It can be said that, jiersonally, be was consid ered honest, but .politically he was one of tbe Morton strijie, who contend that the end justified the means, lie was bold and grasping, ready to take by force, almost, any needed advantage for his party. It was bis dispatch the morning after the Presidential election in 187C, when tbe Republicans every where were acknowledging defeat, that gave John Sherman and tbe rest of the ballot tbteveti tbe cue from which the popular verdict was reversed. "Haves has 1S5 rotes and is elected," tele graphed Chandler, and the gang knew what it meant. That bold stroke re sulted in seatiug a fraud in the Presi dential chair. Yet when safely in Hayes illustiated bis own character by going ttack on Chandler. Ho would have gone back on tbe little gang of thieves who actually did tho stealing bad he not feared tbeir small natures would rebel and turn States' evidence. Piioso. A CAMFAItiX strrcR.. To any one sending us the names of fire new subscribers, accompanied by the cash, we will send the Democrat free for one year. We make this offer because we are very desirous of increas ing our circulation tor tbe great politi cal campaign of 18S0. We respect fully solicit tbe assistance of Doino orata generally in tbe wot k of procur ing subscribers for our paper. If the subscriptions are sent in before the ex piration of tbe present year we will add all the balance of this year free and send tbe paper for the full twelve months in 1880. Science baa accomplished no more won derful or gratifying result than the per fection of an antidote to tbe chilling signs of approaching age, something to obliter ate the tell-tale tracks of time and preserve tbe natural adornments of youth to ripe old age. Hall's Hair Renewer does ail this, and Its praise resounds In cottage and palaco. Tho dwellers among the snows of Norway and the peasants of sunny France and Spain, find use for it, and It does not disappoint them. Tbe whitening locks agala resume their wanted color, the thin, dry and faded balr becomes bright and glassy. Tbe whole appearance is changed as if by magic, and tbe man oc weman who before was called aged now appears as one in tbe prime of life. Such won drous changes cannot pass unnoticed, and tbey have produced the unprecedented demand that now exists for the first and only article ever compounded that can produce them in a pleasing and satisfac tory manner. New Era, Woodstock , 111. flee Lamber for Bale. ' Ik Conn has made arrangements with 3. Nickeraon to do all his plauiug, and a large stock of flooring, rustio, farnisbing lumber, eta, will be kept on haud at the planer in Lebanon. Flooring and rustio'will be sold at $20 and $21 per thousand, and other lumber in proportion. Our readers will remember that the lumber fi-om Couu's mill cannot be excelled anywhere. ,.. y Boots anil abort. Hard times has always been the cry in Oregon, bat now it U hard times in reality, and money is as scares with me as a hen's teeth, so yoa who have an interest in my welfare pleas step to the front A word to to the wise ia sufficient. - Very respectfully, Bsoch B0YU, i Thanh-wiving rrorlamnlloa, Iu accordanre with an tatablished custom, which liM banu otmorveil annually for a lung ported nf time, I, VV. W. Tliayer, s K0ii. tive of this Ktuto, do linruhy appoint 1'liuis- Uy the 27th tiny ef Nnvcmber, 1H7!, a a day ef tlinukiigivitig. In teiiuiiiy x hereof I lint'e lieretiiitu t my liniid still CAimud to bo iillixu I tho Grcst .Soul of the Htnte of Oregon this the KHli day of NovomW.JA. I. IM71I. P.y thn (Juvnrnor, W. W, Timykh. 11. 1. F.AIUIAItT, Kpcrutary of Stale. . DEMOCRATIC CITY CONVENTION. Tim IViii'Mtrutiu voters of Albany s'n here by re-iii"li-il to meet in Mum (.'inin-uiiiiii st llio Cunrt lliiu-if, im Salar-lsy I.tralaK. ,o. V.i. iV, t 7 oV'liNik, fur the purpoM of iiottiiuuting CHiiiliilat-m fur thsufiici) of Mayor, Ilucurdcr, Marlml ami Tru;uiiriT, nud fur tho purjssie nf fstif) ing tha notiiiimtiuii of cstitiilate for Cuiiipuihnrit front the snveral WunU Tho Wsrd nioetinK, f-ir lliu iuri.w of iiiiiiiiuntiii inn) cumli'l itti fur ('iiiicilinsn fruiu uhlIi War. I, sro rutini:tu-l to Uj In M on I rlUajr l.vralu, ha. JH, 1H;9, st 7 oV-Iik L. at tha following iiaiiind pbcs : Fur Pint Waul, cmijiriiiinj tho I"gl vntern of all that jirtinn M th city lying wet of IVny ntnwt. at tho Mlicrifru oflice in the Court litmus. 1'i.r Si'iii.l War-l, c nn;.riiii;; all that r tinu of tho city cinbracwl lctwr..ii Kerry sud liaker itrenU, st the Central fc.-hool IIuUo. Knr Tliirii Want, voniriitig si I that M,r- timi lying cut of liaki-r ntd-ct, at Iutrict Scliuol IIhum) iu thn nn'.cru jmrtinn of tbe city. It U r;i.t .l that at the Ward inuet tug min tmitiiber ho M-WtuJ to ftcrv as a City C'utitral CutiuiiitUiomaii fur tha etuioing year, nuhjiv t to tha ralillcatioit of tlm City Ctiiivriiti.ni. Jty orih-r -f tin- ( 'etitral t'u'iiuiittoe. C. ii. .Sreaaiir, M. V. ISiiuws, I. Ilitvee. oviri 4K1. i4r rm hat n llm tmy lihl. "4 juulln' n clmrk J. It wm ou tho iniirniiij: of the 1 1th iut, at 10 o'i:li W a, u.. that Kr-T White, sun m Uv. T. U. anil Victoria White, tinl of tyaliuid fwer, afUr an ttliieM of nearly two wwka. Kmmt aa born in New IWria, Ijiiiii ana, A uk ut -.Mjt. IvlO. ami, allium -h rallni away iu the lilimm i.l youth. h.l bvwl Utiu enough to cnthli.i an uuui-a. lihli, ami Imeutitul char t r. A l--r relative k iutf of hi life aalil. "I'.ru ( hat beautiful." lie hail eotntlrtcl hi education jut a few month before lu death; RrailunUxl with high honor, and reeavel Urn urume of A. SI. from the faculty of I orvallia Collfu-e.- Thoa paooplio.1. ho was well lir-)irtl and n -ly to Iwbt the luttiua o lite, l-m iiatt-n TUo nmwnijcr exclaim, "Yona aulilu-r, ly down thy ariu:with tli tbe bslit w er. Jtrui claim tho unl t-reciuu jirael of rartli to adorn Ilia oarn iliaih-m of glory. Attar making a brave aVrolu ajiu-t the iuroatU of tiiwaae and ilnath. tluniig which nut a niuruiar eva)i hint, be calmly 'fll aalorp" ami In "ptnt n-turucil Ut We tiu-l who gave it." A'u-r an ajimnriat funor&l arrroiin ami rvu by the wntnr, n.vttl by lr. Irvine, of the L'. I, fhnrch. ami I'ruf. llmBry, of i'nrvalli, the lK-iy a Um, away, follow etl by many mooniimj frirmU. ami interred iu the city (-ravi-yanL I'caco tu In lc-ptiii ilunt ! hi. C. ihlKK, Paator. Athany. Or.. Nov. I7Ui. IsTU. ; . . j A (kaare for Blarsaiaa. . At the late fire in Mr. KahiiA ntnre his jikiU acre cutiiJcrably dajiisctl iu their general a-ear.ioue, ami be miw ajverttaee that be ill ki ll thuiii eff at a great reduc tion, lie ho tack upon atacks of hlan- krt, cloak. Lxlioe' nmlorwcar, ahirta, etc., tlmt have only been dam.tjrd slightly in look, ami are in reality worth just a roach a ever, ami he offers all at a bargain. For a lit of lit guoils real his advertisement, ami thou give htm a cull. rerrwarartl ferearattrd. riiyal' lana and invalids ue with eonfl Icnea the Kaiser l'lebraied Ueruian Kllxir for Coiunintptimi ami throat and lung dlMsaapa. It ia rbrh in tbe medicinal proierties of lar, wild cherry, etc. Is reu ilerwi porfuctly harmleaa to the youngest child. This would have proved an Angel of merer In tbe householda of tfaoae un happy parents at allrjo, Dixon, Ueaver, Utah, aud nnm-erous other ataces, whose children were slaughtered by a quack medicine recommended by iu owner to cure croup, possessing no properties cal culated ta cure it, but instead a deadly drug which haa alaln ita thousands. Ue sure you get only Gorman K ixir. The genuine bears the Prussian coat of arms and the fao-aimlle signature of Dr. Kaiser. Samples at all drug uteres. Large aisa, 75 cents. Feshay & XHasoa, Sale Agents. BETTER THAN GOLD is perfect health, and yet many are auflbrlng the tor ture of the damned with lvneiMia when aningle bottle of 1)K. Ml NT IK'S KNO MSI? DANDKMON I.IVKK AND DYS- FK1SIA FILLS will give relief, and, if persisted in, will cure tbe wornt case of tins aisirsaaing trotime. in is pin cures Torpid Liver and Biliousness, Kegulates the Bewels, removes IMmplea lrom the Face, cures Sallow Complexion, Foul Breath, Sick Headache, Heartburn, lain in tbe Sides and Back; bit Sugar cnated and liUARANTKKDtabe FUKKLY VKUK- TABLK. It acta directly on the coating of tbe stainacn ana on tue Aiiver. tan oe taken in any clime wet or dry weather. Beware of imitations. The genuine has an engraving of a lion on the outside wrapper. Frlce, 50 cents. For sale by all druggists. . HOW TO SAVK MONEY. Instead of going to a doctor for a prescription, if you have Bright's Disease, Diabetes, Fain In the Back and Lolas, Smarting, Inflamma tion, Calculi, Brick-dust Deposit, or any trouble of the Kidneys or Bladder, buy a bottle of Dr. Mintie'a Nephreticuiu, the great Buchu Compound. It ia the most wonderful prescriution for these troubles ever compounded. Messrs. Abrams A Carroll, wholesale druggists, say : "We regard Nephretlcuin as the best kidney and bladder remedy in the market." Woodard, druggist, Portland. Or., says : Everybody Bpeaks highly of It." Childs, druggist, Portland, Or., says: "Sold lots f it; it always does the work." Many have been cured of obstinate kidney com plaints after the doctors have given them up. Friee, $1.25. For sale by all drug gists. , Silt ASTLEY COOPER'S VITAL RE STORATIVE The great English remedy has mmle more cures of .Nervous Debil ity, Seminal Weaknoss, Lost Manhood, nocturnal emissions, lassitude, Inability for mental labor, despondency and such diseases as are induced by youthful follies and excesses, than all other medicines eetnblned. Why will yon sufferT Send to A. K. MIntie, M. D., Mo. 11 Kearney street, San Francisco, lor the Restorative and be cured. Friee, 3 per bottle. Four times the quantity, 10. Try a bottle. Dr. Mintte treats all private diseases success fully. ... -.' . ,-. . The latest news Iroiii Mrs. Virginia Nor tbery is that she is quite recovered. Char lie Northery, her husband, is laughing all over his face, and well he may. We con gratulate him, for he's a fine fellow. Ev erything seemed to be the matter with the lady, and she has been counted among the incurables, but a new physician recom mended Frese's Hamburg Tea. Fortu nately she followed his advice, and after a few weeks faithful trial of this celebrated medicine, is as well as ever she was. No family should be without it. Sad Havoc ia Created Among the tenants of the mouth by al lowing Impurities to collect noon tlmlr surface or In their Ititersllees. HU,OInMT removes every vestige of tartar from the teeth, art il renders their preinature ilfx-ay imiMMMlbie. It not onl v unfmrta to tlir-m wbltoness and vigor, but oominuuhrotes lisnlnoka and roslnewi to the Hums. 'J lis hrnslh ai-o ul reus moHt sMuriablefraaranee from its umi; it is a purely Ixrfanln liquid, and it limy he eallsu on to aeitoinplish Its beuulifyliiK otlnets without injuring tho enamel Jiko a unity loom iianie. Straw tor Urdu. Jason Vh(lor has secured a choice lot of eat straw st his livery stable and will fill your beds for you t very low rate. You whn want to re-fill your straw bed will do well to vail around there. " f NEW ADVERTISEMENT.,. Elisor's Sale. In the (JircJtt&Ctturt of tlut HUilr tif Of'jon or the County of Linn : Ignaiz Fox, Adminlstrstor of the irnrt- uersuip ol u, rui a tiro,, I'luintitl, vs. Rolando J'arrlMh ami Martha K. I'airihh his wife, Jaeob K', Win. K. IHewiioime, Walter M. Kxtcnuiii. AJiulnlf ralor of the estate of D. t. Thempaon, decesHCMl. I. C. Dickey, W. M. Woivsrton, J. II. Fawter. James 11. Titus and J. D. Titus, partners as Titus Jiraa., anu iMianuer I'arnah. As signee or IColanUo h'arrlKli, Defendant. BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND OK der of sale I muo1 out of the almve named Court in I ho above entitled suit, to me directed anj Uoliv-r-fi,aa the duiy ap pointed, qualllioa ami airttng Klisor there in. 1 did on the ZiHIi day of Noveuilwr. ls7U, levy ujn tbe mortgaged preinlaiM UuwrrllNid In sa?lil decree as follow, to-wit: Tbe equal undivided Hve-sixtba of the following dww.-rllied real p ojHsiiy, lw-it : firgluiiuig IMI fowt Weetwf llio lntrno- liun of tne JuwiiMiiln line tn-two-,u lown ship 11 South and iiatiKC 'i and S West, Willi llio South boundary line of licahtx.n i'arrulh'a Donatiou Jiud Claim isou Ha 1 IM, and Claims 4 1 and -7 la naid J p. and IUiikc, lliuiicn runuiiig YmM. US chains and u liuka to the Soutbuaal comer ol aaid Nut. .No. 11 H.I, tbuuim North ZU chains and Mil liuka. ttieiii-e Vtrt 'Sj chains and 01 links, thence South '&i chains and M links to lint pla--e of ueKiiiuiug, containing 10U 3-1-1 ou acre, mora or luu, aitualea in IJnn County, Oregon. Also a txirtion of the Donation JmiuI Claim of K. M. A. 4. Pajriah and Klaauor t'arriah. Not. llsi In IJnn Count v. lire gon, and being that part of aaid claim ol land lying In Tp. WS. Ii. 2 V eat, to-wit Coutiiiencing at llio extreme Northeast corner of sauu laim. In aaui 1 p., and run ultig thence Wt to the center of the county road leading from Sand Kidge to ('ox's Mill, Ibeucw aoutberly along tho center of aaid road, intersecting and con necting at the orthwet corner ef W in. McKaddvn'a land claim, in Section IN, in aid Ti.. ibence iSMton aad McKavddeu'a N trill boundary la tbe isouibeaat i-ornrof i be L or aaid Donation Claim Not. HSi thence N-irth to the place of beginning, containing 107 aw.-reM, more or'lmw. Aiaoatl the right, tllleaud lutereat i.f the defendant Itnlaudo 1'arrUh in and to blwlt No. 11 iu llackieBiaa'a Addition to the City of Albany, Uun County, Oregon. And ubareaa, it is provided In aaid de-i-tiM- ilial the defendant Jacob Keea have and roravjr of and from Ihe defendant Rolaudu Famuli the sum ef S113 37 in V, S. gold coiu, with intereat at the rate of one ror cent per mouth from tbe l.'Hb day of November, 1S7M, and the further auiu of attorney 's fee, and the further sum of SI law, Willi Interact tnereoa from tbe aaid 1 jth day of November, 1S79, at one per c-Miiu er uionin, wmcu aaio juugmenteoli- MitutuM a urt lien on all tne real property bereiubefore deacribed, aave ana exue(it sain nicca iia uereinoeiore uew-riued. Second., that the duTandant William E. Newhouao have aod recover of and from the defendant Rolando Farriah the sum of SIMM in U. S. gold coin, wlib interest there on at tne rate or one per cent, par month from tha 16th day of November, 187U, and the further aunt of $100 auoruey'a fees, whicb aaid Judgment constitutes a lien on tbe said real property bereiubefore de scribed, to te paid Ural after the claim of the aavid defendant Jarob Keea. Third, that the defendant I. C. Dickey have and recover of and from the defend ant Kolaado Farriah tbe sum of f-lou 3d, with Interest at the rate of ten per cent, per annum from the I jtu day of November, 1S79, which said judgment conxtiiunai a lien on the real proiwrty bereiubefore de scribed, to be paid next after the claims of tba amid V in. K. ewbonas. Fourth, tuat tbe defendant Walter M. Kotehum, Administrator of tho estate ef D. M. Ibampnon. decnaaed. have and re- cover of and frciu tbe dfeadaat Rolando Farriah the aum of Iioa 14, with inteiest at the rate of ten per cent per annum from the 13th day of Xovemtwr. teTV. to be naid next after the claim of L. C. Dickey eut of tne prooseus or tne sale or said real prop erty hereinbefore deacribed. Fifth, that tbe plaintiff JgnaU Fex, Ad ministrator of the partnership of O. box & Bro., have and recover of and from the Ue fondant Rolando Fart-iah the sum of g3uJl 3 In U. S. gola coin, with iuterest at the rate of one r cent, par month from the icuu aay or rtoveuioer, istu, and the fur ther sum of f 10 attorney's fees, and that the same conatitu'ea a lien on all tbe real property hereinbefore deacribed next to tne claim of waiter M. Keichum, Admin istrator as aforeaaid, including Block 113 in tlaokleman's Addition to tbe Ciry of Atuany, unn iwntr, Oregon. Sixth, that the defondaut J. H. Foster bavo and recover of and lrom the defend ant Rolando Farriah the sum of 9433 4o, with interest thereon at the rate of oue per cent, per month from the 15th day of No vember, 1879; and that the defendant W. M. Woivsrton bave and recover of aud from the defendant Rolando Farrish tne sum of S284 45 in U. 8. gold coin, wi:h in tereat at the rate of one per oenU per month from the loth day of November, 1S7U, and the further sum of f 25 attorney's fees, and that the Bens of J. 11. Foster and W. M. Wolvorton are concurrent in time with each other, and aie to share ratably with each other and constitute a lien on the ptemiMea hereinbefore deacribed next after the lien of the defendant Ignstz Fox, Ad ministrator as aforesaid ; and that the de fendant Oslander Farriah is the Assignee of the defendaut Rolando Farrish. Now, therefore, on Saturday, tU SOOi day of December, 1S70, at the Court Home door In the Citv of Al bany, Linn County, Oregon, at the hour of one o ciock f. ai., i will sell tbe hereinbe fore deacribed real property at pu blio auc tion for each in hand to the highest bidder, the proceeds of sale to be applied first to tbe payment of the coats and disburse ments of thia suit, taxed at $81, and the costs and expenses of sale, and next to the payment ef the said sums found to be due to tho judgment creditors as herein set forth, according ta their priority. Dated this 2Ut day or November, 1879. GEO. 11UMFHREY, 10w4 Elisor. , Exeoxitrix' Notice. XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT r the last will and testament of Allen Moore, deceased, has been duly proven and admitted ta probate, and letters testa meutary thereon duly issued to the under signed Executrix by the County Court of mnn county, Oregon. All persons Hav ing claims against said estate are required to present them, with the proper vouchers, within six months from the date hereof, to the undersigned at her farm near Solo, Linn county, Oregon. Dated this 2oth day of November, 1879. JERUSHA MOoRK, 10w4 Executrix. School Meeting. NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN THAT there will be a meeting of the legal voters of School District No. 5, Linn Co., Oregon, at the Cential School flouwi, in said Distriot, on Saturday, the 29th day of November, 1X79, at the hour of 3 o'clock in the afternoon of said day, for the pur nose of electiu one Director to aerve the remainder of the unexpired term of D. M.J rnompson, aeceasea. 16wl J. a. BTJRKHART, Clerk. O. O. Kelly, Physician and" Surgeon, ALBANY, OREGON. f-VOmoe in M'llwairi's Block. Resi dence, one door north of Broom Factory. Tl4nStf Sheriff's Sale. UY VI IXTUE OF A DECREE OF FOTtK closure In tbe Circuit Court of the siate of Oregon for the County of Linn, on ine zuii usy or October, I87H, and an exe cution hwued in pursuance thereof in me d-rected ami dolivorcd, In favor of Kste Metallic. Ailmini-tratrix nf thn ,.r Joseph Met; line, deceased, Flnlntiir, and sealant Farlow Mill key and Sarah Ann niuiaey. ins wile, W. f. Jlliliard, Otto Fox and Ignaf Fox. Administrator of tha estate of Sigmond Fox, rieceaRed, Delend ants, for tbe sum of $1802 15 ia IT. S. gold coin, with Inlorost thereon at tbe rate of one per cent, jior month from he 27th day of October, 18711, and the further aum of tl&0 00 attorney's fees, and the further aum of SZ 00 costs; and wherfias, tbe said derendant IgnatK Fox, Admiaistrator s aforesaid, a subsequent mortgage of th premises hereinafter dcw-rilavd. rt-coverd Judgment and decree agfiinxt tlm defend- an u J ariow Mulkey and Sarah A. Mul- aey ins wii4 lor mo sum or -.i4 on, ith Into rent thereon at the rate of one perceot. Jr month from the 27th day of October, 1879, which said last mentioned mortgage is subsequent in tiui and aubjm-t to the mortgage ol the said plaintifl Kate Me Cune, Administratrix as aforesaid, now, therefore, In compliance with tho com mand in said execution and decree, I bavo levied ujion I be mortgaged promine-i mtn aUxl In Linn county, Oregon, and dw-m.-riiied in aaid decree as follows, to-wit : Beginntngeightchsin Eait of the Nort b weat corner of the Donation J And Claim ef Jowpli Ilobinctt, It being 'isillcatiun No. 24VJ7, ClaUn No. Dl, thence running Eaat OOU chains, tlienee North 4i Kaat 44 6U-100 chains, South 4.V Kaat 21 74-1W chains, thence South M" West 61 &0-100 chains, thoneo West H 9S-I00 cba!na,thence iNenn o bv-iuo cnain to the place of lx glnnmg, conUining V 45-V0 airie. Alaothe following (ieHcrilx.! tirDmimi. to-wit: lgiiining at a fmlrit ill the center of tbe nwl iding from Kenoall's bridge to Or ml I in N. 45J4" Wirt 'M 10-10" ehaiiia dmtaiit fruiri ainrth. r J-olnt In tbe -ntr of aaid road 11 l-10n chains Woat of the South went corner of the Donatiwit Ijmd Claim tA II Irani Bond, in 'iowrmhip 1 1 M. R. 4 W. of WlllaifU Meridian, running theoiM South 4."iS Kaat along the center of aaid reed 7 75-100 cltaitia South, 4" Weal W-lU0elia.North, nFjiaty 42-100 chains North, 54-100" Kaat 5-!0tl chains to the place of beginning, containing 5 lou a.rrei, all in l.inn county, Oregon, and on Saturday, t'.v, Z'th day of IhrrnJrr, J.i7:t, at the Court Hi umh door in the city l Al bany, Linn foiinty. Orison, at llie hour of 1 o'clock F. M., 1 wilt S.-I1 the mi.l real proptrty at public auction for o.h "in linnil Ut the highest bidder, the procemli to vs applieil lirat to tbe laymeul or th Ata snd xjiemtea of aale, iwrxt to payment ta the plaintiff Kate McCuno. Adminbitratrix aa aforeaaid, th aaid aum of f 15ri2 is, with intcroot and coata aa aforesaid, and 8I50 aa attorney's fees, and next to the pay ment of Ihe aaid aum of 'J1, with a-riiinn 111-tere-t aa aforeaald, to ignatz Fux at Ad ministrator aa aforeaaid. Datiil this 2iat day of NVinil r, H7d. I. C. DICKEY, 1-Jw5 Sheriff of Linn Co., Oregon. Administrator's Notice. -TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT y the undersigned baa been by tho County Court mf IJnn Caunty, Oregon, duly apiMjintcl Admiuiatralnr of Ihaes tata of James Simons, dei.-eaiad, late of said coanty. All peraona baying claims aitaln atd estate are hereby notified aud requireu U nreaent the same, with tho proper voucher, to the underaigneii riih In six months from tbe date hereof, at ln-t residence near Lebanon, Uun Couu'y, Or egon. November 21, 179. J. D. SIMONS. Administrator. Fl.IXX CUlSBKBUl-f, AU'ya for Administrator. l-iwl - B08 I - v.w. it. niti .k, Boot fc Sloe Maker rrrarh litp Beat la ardrr. - (14 ee l-biuarlphta kip. - . . - ee RUBBER BOOTS REPAIRED. Inrisib'o patches put upon boots aad shnca. Shop second door below Mever's Bakery, v LSnlGlf REF.10VAL. Do not forget that Haf fendeu Bros, have re moved to the brick store formerly occupied by P. C. Harper & Co., nearly opposite the Odd Fel low's Temple, where can be found one of the larg est, finest and most ele gant stocks of staple and fine Groceries in the country. TAKE JVOTICK ! PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. -IIAFFENDE.V BKOS. SELL Sogara, Testa. Coal Iticav. Kle, Java stud in orb a CoOTee, Coal OH. Etc., ait Bedrock Prices. Dorrr forget this i 7 S l ouia chuiccat tomatoee... . $1 00 t cam Winalaw com 1 00 3 H ti cana ctwkest peacbei 1 00 3 J t caxu of diotoet table trull (9 rarletk-s). . 90c t callona ot 150 Fue Test dual oil . S It 8 caoa of ojtera. m... ....... ........ 1 CO S packagva of corn atarch... 1 CO EVERYTHING OIF.AP FOR . 15:15 CASH. JLAltS r. WHIIIAU, Al'USt, fresco, S I G 1 scem: Se Pictorial Painting. . DESIGNING A SPECIALTV. W l'T Itrt WI VTfl w fwa V if a t Rooms G and 7, Parrisb's Blot-k, Albauy, Oregon. ranirtv r !iAnrnnninia saw-mill in Waterloo preelnct. A rgv quanUtyof tha finest lumber on haiul, which will be raid clittip and credit given until October lot, 1ST0. l.'uUwwiii is the liat of prtcea : CWar lumber, per thousand .....S13 00 Fencing, barn sidiujf.aiid all luniborof that class 9 00 ScanUiiuj, Umber and heavy lumber 8 uO The lumbar will be furaUued on either aide of tha Aloany Bath House. THK UKDSRSIUNKD WOULD RESPKCT fullj Inform tha oitiieni of Albany and vi oinitjthat I have taken charge of thia KMabligh mant, and, bj keeping- olean roosna and paying itriet attention to bnsineei, ezpacta te auit al ihoaa wha may favor us with tbeir patronage. Haying heretofore carried on nothing bat First-class Hair Dressing saioons, we expects to give entire satisfaction to all arChildien and Ladies' Hair neatly eat iBdahampoosd. " JOS WKBBiE.