mw v . I . august i9. m i rarmSufrden. m t i.h.i . r rat. lianas. CiKsr' llOUS K. Wo are the potsufmea The pautpered iets of irton. There is naught for us too gentle ami goml Tn the graceful tUys of our babyhood : We frisk and cnor lu ohlttUsh glee Oh, none so pretty anil proud as we ! They cheer and cherished us in our pin, Oh, nono so smilingly sweet as they ! And whet) a lilt to our lives havu grown, Each has a table and room his own. A waiter to till his bill of fare, A barber to clean and comb his hair. Yea, we are the pets of men The pampered pets of men. They show us, g-yly dressed and proud, To the eager eyes of the clamorous crowd They champion us in the rattling r.t- They praise our beauty and cheer our pa jo They keep for us our family trees They trumpet our uames beyond the seas ; Thoy hang oar portraits on their walls, Aud int and garnish and gild ourstalls. Yes, we are the pels of men The pampered pets of num. SXM IIOltSK. We are the slaves of itu-ti The menial slaves of men. They laah us over the dusty roads, Thev bend us down with murderon loads They fling vile insults at! our track. And know that wecau not answer back In winds of winter, or summer sun. The tread of our soil is uever done : And when we are weak, and old, and l:me. Ami laborsriffened. and bowed with shame. And hard of hearing, aud hltud of eye. They diive ut out in the world to die. Yes, we are the sla- es of tu-n -The slaves of Hellish men. They draft us into their bloody spUe, They spur us, bleeding, into their lighu ; They poison our souls with their useless ire, And curst? as itito a storm of tint. And when to diih we are toaed and tnui , And take the bill that for them was msant, Alone they leave in to groan and bleed And dash thsir spur in another steeJ. Yes, we are the slaves of men -The slaves of brutish man. P.vn "Pin Pi:s.i'" hi Will r, -; . A correspondent of the L indon Journal of Horticulture gives the fol lowing a h is experience in feeding liver to fouls, S mie little time ag we had a Ions: spell of parching east winds here. Vegetation, which should have beea growing rapidly at the time, was at a standstill, and ail kinds of insects and grubs which fowls devour with such relish were nowhere to be found. Tho most inex perienced poultry keeper knows that the want of these soon begins to af fect the -hens, especially in the pro duction of eggs, which become scarcer and scarcer until the supply almost ceases. This was the case with my lowls durmsr f.;e imwxI ip iiticstion. and probably I should itive bad no eggs until the weather and earth hail become humid, had I ut, vhcn 1 saw how matters -stood, begun giving a little raw choppn! liver duly, not more than three or four days after the hens had this they nne and all started laying, and diil not stop agdn until rain came, when no more iiver was given. I have tried many kinds of flesh food for fwis during such a time, but have found nothing so good ft&iits liv er. Their recommencing to lay during the very kind of weather which stop ped them 1 attribute wholly to the liver, as no other change of food was z 9 - ft a made. As iiver is so cheap ami ran tie easily procured, probably it may be to the advatrtage of some of your readers to know this, and na we may have much dry, hot weather abort)? I eonsi-lr the nutter wtd! wurth pub-j.. licity The arrival of American live slock aud fresh meat for the single week ending June ; it Liverpool, us given below, show- the cnormou-. increase in thia tratii bs eumiKired with form- er years. The steamers which con - veyed live stouk Were as folhw: The huropean, with 747 c.tt'.c and U7 sheep; the Like Winnipeg, with 417 cattle; the Glauiirjran, with 111 cattle and 110 In"; the Brooklyn, with ; -cattle and ") heep; tbe l tv:iri tn, with 398 cattle; the fopus with 405 cattle; the Neatorian, wilh :Y. cattle; and the lliyrian, with :2"icat tle. rl be steamers which brought fresh nit;it were as fbQoWs: The Bivarian, with 1905 quarters of beef and oO carcasses. of mutton; tlie lilyrian, with 1379 quarters ol beef; the !ake Winnepeg, with 1203 quarter ot beef; the Brooklyn, with 1017 quarters ! beef; the Xevmla-with th quarter of beef and 400 carcasses of mutton; the i'arisian, with 898 quarters of beef; tlie Nestorian. with 792 quarters of beef; the Brit ionic, with 6"G quarters of beef and 2041 ear causes of mutton; the (Tlamorgan, with 0J4 quarters of leef; Uie City of Montreal, u ith a3- quarters of beef, 1 Wl en rcasses tf mutton, and 110 dead hog; and the Hibernian, with 280 earcagses ef mutton; making totai ;if S5I2 cattle, C0 sheep, 110 10,724 quarters or beef, x-'rl ciir,HH8P' f mutton and 110 dead hogs. 'jtne general impression in the West is that the wheat crop will be a fair one. Ihe latest reports as to wea- 1L. ,1 . I 19 m - mer ju ute conoiiion or tne crops mjiurope are with few executions very satisfactory. In Groat llritian the condition of the v, heat crop is re garded as generally hojeful, but in France tbe weather has not been uni versally propidous. Striking a balance be ween the varying conditions of the different departments we are justified in regarding this country an Affording promise of a good harvest So attempt should be made to grow any t roj. in the) chard Without heavy manuring, but- if no troj is grown a heavy mulching will keep the trees in a thrifty rendition muii they come into bearing, providing the laud was in good condition when the trees were set. When the trees, l ogin to proJuce fruit, every h w yeius the land should receive a good dressing of mcnure, which should be spread on the f-urface before mulching. nt the Central Now York Farmer' a lub. The facts developed In the ex pericuiv of farmer present were that though soil and season unquestionably have much to do with the flavor or potatoes, the hie potatoes retain their flavor over winter ami Into spring better than early sorts, Prof. loborts found that under the same condition!, snisll potatoes lor seed gave the poorest result, the middle MUrt of larjie potatoes next, the m'cu end next, ami the stem end the best. whole large potato with a singly oye is tho best possible seed. More work ii needed, but a Itetter crop se cured, bv cult v.itinir in rows or drills, ratltet than in hills. If there is anything certain in firm ing it latitat stable manuro will repay its application to crops. Tho experi- enco of aes has settled this olnt; and no man who cultivates land en tertalns a doubt us to its effects, lly the aid ef agricultural science wo liavo learned lust what it is In this manure that is valuable. Nye know it is the potash, phosphoric acid, nit- a an . . - rogen, sulphuric acui, magmsia.ume etc., that Is of ben lit. These ash elements of stable dung are what wo need, ami with tho exception of the mechanical action on soil, are all there Is that repays the farmer for the ap plication. The most reliable estim tte of the last sugar crop of Cuba, which has yet appeared phcea the amount made at 40-1,0 to tons, against .V29,r8o tons last year, the decrease thus resulting amounting this year to 65,473 trnts, equivalent to 12-3 per cent The heavy rains lately fallen over tho greater part of the Island have forcibly put an end to tho crop, and receipts at all theoutports are fast dituln sit ing. The crop In the Trinidad valley Is reported to have resulted smaller than expected; on account ef the pro loafed drouth which has dried the ease to a no'nr that rendered it aim nt ungrindable. Florida will send fifty million or anges to market this year, and the AitHcidUtrUt of that State says the frosts of the past reason have made it a bad year for oranges in Florida, b. But that number is not I drop in the bucket of the immense im;or- tation of the fruit. Foreign countries send about 000,000,000 oranges to America every year. This number, added to Florida's yield, makes the number read 050,000,000, which would give every man, womm and child in the country fourteen oranges to suck, provided, of course, that church fairs and home-made cakes do not absorb their usual proportion of the fruit. The greatont trixl of a fttnuer often is to properly manitgciiit liiroti iuands. To get tii. greateHt Hniouot of work from hi helper without making "f them inert! machines, is the prob lem which is to be solved by pvtv agriculturist who own- more land than he em manage with his own unaidetl l.ior. One retUisite is tb ability to layout plans for the work ahead, so that every man shall know wh&t h$ uu to do next even before hU last jjb i- tliiidirU. Tho ui t-tt-r should know what h wants hoj shoskl neetlmt hi wishes are f.trrisl ! out. A Pennsylvania firmer who has tried it, recommends that when tbe j spring sowing of clover seed does not ! "vMtch" owing to drouth or other! causes, that sowing clover settl upon the stubble iu Augur, or enrly in September, will generally repoir the i image, either with or without har rowing in, although harrowing is the inot reliable practice. The cost of j lne uxlM h but a trifle com tared I with changing the proper rotation ef crops established upon every well regula'ed farm." i iu Florida the value per acre of cleared land is $0.48, aud of timbered land $3.03. In Lmisiana cleared iand is worth $14. Stf, and limbered land In Texas cleared land is worth $8.98, and timbered $4. In Arkansas cleared Und i valued at $11. 7S. ami tioilx-ii M laud at s; 8. In Oreiaia i-Jcttred iand is worm j ; 71, and limbered -1 Hut in j Nebraska cleared land is wor.h $s. 1 ami timbered $2'. 80 per aA-re. There are thousands of tenth-rate practitioners in aiinot every field of labor, and wuile the farm has its full I. .... .. It I I' i 1 - 115 . a t- - niiare, wuurusuii ien m ouitevc io n it is one of the grandest and noblest employments, facilitating as it does, an acquaintance w ith the Creator; we see his foot-prints, made visible to us in the orignt snnsttine, tne copious showers, the singing birds, the gentle dews, and every beneHt we receive. - kx. The London Agric dtural (Jdzette, I in describing a farm in tho North of ! Scotland, states that it comprises alto- i gether about 600 acres, of which the j cultivited parts, that is to say, the entire farm, exclusive of roads, area of farmsteads and similar deductions from the total acreage, may be divi ded thus: Oats and barley to supply straw, 200 acres; sown grasses for pastures, 270 acres; turnips, 100 acre; hay for horse?, 12 acres. Total, &s acres. Clover requires considerable moist ure for its support, not only descend ing upon that on the. surf nee, but it is said sometimes to grow down In search of moisture to a depth of five feet. There is no better method of im proving land than by means of this! plant. In fact, a farmer's success de pends almost entirely upo i ir. tie can fatten more stock, havn an in crease in the datry, while at the same time his land U growing rich with his pocket. Sheep yield a secure annual income. A iioek of sheep, like the more pop ular form of securities, yields a semi annual return to tbe fortunate holcer. During the Spring months he dips his fleecy coupons. A few months later another handsome return i made in the lamb crop, cither tinned into cash or ihto stock. It U estimated that the yield of beet sugar in Germany this year will be 5o ,000 ton, against 409,000 toni lat year. It is not at a!l improb ihle that we shall impo.-t .-ugir from Germany, manure produces but 11 'tie effect When applied f crops, but when it is well rotted It then contuius much valuable soluble matter, ab sorbable by plant?. In fresh manure the most important constituent of Its; soluble portion Is potash, and It con tains but Mti til proportions cf ammo nia and phosphoric acid, itoltcu ma nure", on the contrary, yields to the solvent action of water large amounts of nitrogen and phosphoric acid A farmer who has had much ex perience in draining land, shvm that when quicksand or uusound ground occurs drains should be cut wider and in some cases deeper, with their sods trampled down along the bottom before either tiles or fno conducts are Introduced. Sods thus placed always admit water freely and the substrata in consequence very soon become solid. The usual time allowed for lambs to suckle is four mouths. When sep arated from the mothers, they should, if possible, be so far removed mm not to hear each other bleat. - " Herkimer, N. 1, Is the oldest dai rying district in America. The farmer who ttrst tx'gan dairying there went on foot from New Kueland tho latter part of last century. City Marshal's Sale for Delin quent Taxes- NUTltiC U lory gi- llit ty lrtn it inr raul ltiv.1 by Mm HtwofUM ot Uut t'a ( AUkum t.uui xunty kiiit state "I Urt .ui. lltiiWr lha Mat ! UI rllv. 0Uh1 tho t.tti Oav i.f .M..i, K.I, JM.I uii- M'Viil i.. tin .Mm. iticiit lit ut tin- i-lly "I Allm uy, Utni'tiiic tue to cv iut the shU imI i l.ttrl i ih i U'UtK)uetit i it)fm iu sUa lb; ami 11 uvtw 1 Ih. luit'.ul tin ii iii ii the nal ttlMa ltrluiiiritiK to mIU deliitttitU, aiMlftirWt lit mid UHtitnt u Hat or no utui-lt Biutll ttUal.v llm the aiiiutiDt mi t lMrol. mtth OSStS SMl vxiMtlMMi ( t-.tlUH.Utin. Nut, Ihrrt' fure tu punmanct. of aall writ, ami U. tin tteni Ut llat I Itave lur want vi peeaunal woert lricl unjtt tixi lolltiwlug t,., nli real CMlatv, U wit : ASSOSMKI to I ullit-r Clktrw, lU (A) Hv an. I (il) v tl Block Ui, In the tity ot Alhany, liuu couutv, Mmrui), all Wtivti u; a the real Hijrrty of Lutbr Klkln, Ui aatlnfy 1 1 Hunt til aavou aollaie an-i ttlty tenu. lo l.ir tho .r l.i ; al.llH .uiii ! i tlollar. taxva lor the trar I, set I ; with coat ami atvituuir Mi Alao the r..il..i.fnj tie rttwtl ttruiHirty miuu 1 l. L. Koaley, loU (It) Utrw ml (4) lour lit Block 70 In tOe dty ot Albany, Liuu cutiut.t, Oregon, all I. mc.i ututi ax tl'ii- ral iiiuih rt ti . fctialey t aaUaly the am ul tw.i a.tlar, lava hr Ute vew J(5W . ! h MM nf t ib'llam arwl twtit live eenia Uc lur the year IK-U ; with euU ami auvrututt rta. Alau the tt.ll.jvt u.v- miilttl in. .! t-. Mr. Mi Wra..l, tut (H) MX HhM-k low, llnckhntuaa lukllti.ui t. the rhy ul Aliktiii. l.ti.n .unity, urxfiu, all leviotl upon a the rrul .rij.rtv t Mi. M. Ikmn.l to Atltv the uin ot arenl ' i.nt. Tvv. for the aar l..i. U. llu- auiu -i Otty .v.it. t luc the tear 100, aiao the tun I Any ivnh Uc f ir ;ear ISSI. aithcMtaaml aoeruinv eaata. AMtlotttho : i-.ii tiay ul tietemivr !--t, at the Court tltMtaa tluur lu to riry of Albany bnut county state ol ttrvatiu, at thv h.-m o( t oink tn Urn alUi tioou of luOdUai, I aiil .li llu? hvrv before dearrtUJ real eatate, at .uUu.- amU.ii to the hitfbaat hlduer. t r vaali lu baud, IuhIim) twvua and cualatbetWou for the year hereiubefore uteutiwtKHl, af -d aaliiat aul real t-artale, to Mie ..imi thvrmf, eeautuK to the 4ettiUvut ut Hot, afoTvU'L lnu.l at Aihany thi.llth da of Auyttet ISSt. A. J. IU ST, JlataHal .4,Ur- '.it ut Albaii). CHICAGO AND NORTH WESTERN U the OLIUXf liKvr ( iinmi;. rr.; f.F7 Kl ll'I'KO LEADING and hci.i o lb RAILWAY -of TIIK WFST nU NOHTUWKST, It U the KIIOIIT. M KK i. l sn: It l--ta., i, COUNCIL BLUFFS AM- Chicago, Milwaukee And ail iNiiata KAST. u. I. a Jklaeara ft'alU. hrw lark. fhHadelyhiM. rai, Wafttlnntn. Kalllnsore. rttf. bors. Haulrral. Tananle. OeiraM lr-laal. ftt lmncil lUuff the Oalna 4 Ow (liVraeu atwl .V.rth Waalcnt ami tb I'. I'. Il' 4cn boat, at ma at aol ue the mumc j. .mi t num tu i-.t At Chicago chaw cwtiiH .unaa MS titada arHb lb IjUc hhiii,;, Mbrhlcaa Central. Hahiamra aud otn-., Ft. Wayne and rVtitteyltan'a. ami Cbicatru and f.raiwl Trunk Kallr.iada, ami Uui HauVaane aad lau Handle Itxutaa. Polnui Palirr Driwia: Boom tin Are ran nt alt tbrnui tniit 4 this ruad Itl tbr nVl.Y dot luftacea toiM it. Ht.t rrs nn tut ico, I pun arbii'tl U ruu t)u I- Urmt. .1 PULLM KH HOTEL DINING CMS Ioabrt ujKrn Ticket Awita aettln yi-i TU-ki H thi ma.!. Kvajuiun ytutr Turk eta, aul refmm to if tlu-v ! not raad vr the Chl '-" and S..rth 'i-er lUil .1 . U urn uili the I km. trt.c'I.ii a ivini-i.ii..m t u will ti-tr .,n- tbfheta In lh: r'-iu-St' ,M Vtll.u TVKK NtH oilli.i; Ail ikfctS j(Kiruaafl tJ.-Ue'k ii. th' Htt. . t.:n ui.tiirr. t ul I, nad u i Hnf, rnlrqea EASTWARD. Aloany Bath House. 'pith IjJtDLnr-loN Kit voei,i Hk-ege-i A a I t .a i m . ftt K tuny tpuiii. ibi -tuto ni -,i A:-a una i ( .nil; thai I uavtosat.i.c'turg t.flhi. Kmabiuib nieni, and, h m..;j.i:. duu reum ane pam triet attei.tku to hui'ooi ... ciuertt tu suit at tbvta who nij farur u a'.it llielr ratrutniM llariBj; beretefof carried nyhin( but First-Claaa Kair Drt sslng Saloons, we expeeti to glv cstlre tirfactbe te er Chfld'ep and LaibV Hair eaailv im ml -imii r ih.diI JOS WKhl.KH. CfHIAUt, olay-, Cutoj cad never dlsap ointa. Tito world':; preset Pain ileliever for Man aad Beaat. Cheap, fiok and reliable HMnVHHHWMl PITCHEU'.S CASTORIA is not Narcotic. Children grow fh-t upon, Mothers like, ami Physicians recommend ( ASTOUIA. It regulates the Bowels, cures Wind Colic, allays Feycriahncss, and de stroys Worms. WEI DE MEYER'S CA TARRH Core, a Constitutional Antidote for this terrible mala y by Absorption. The moat Important Discovery ainoe Vac cination. Other remediea may ievo Catarrh, thia cores at any stage before Coniuniptioa acta in. MntnU nirrrlnry. Y. P. 0. A. Meet at their room in Cen ter brick hitilduitf on -tltieiulay eveuiuuw at 7t30 o'clock, and on Safibatli afternoon at 4. Buninc iweetinua are hold on the even ing o( the around Mntnlay in eat-h month. K very body iuvitvrl to attend. U. T. Church. I'roacliingevory tiahbatl', at 11 a. M., and 7 i: u. by llv. K. 0. Ir vine, I). L. HabUth bohoul at 2:.T0 v. M. Prayor mooting every Thursday oventn g. Kvasukuc.au CllUKClt.l'roaching on Rah Iwth at 1 1 a.m.. and 7ft ' rtahhuth Mohool 12: 1 A. Prayor meeting every Thur. day evening. W. ('. Kaitttter, otnr. Conuhko Aims At.( 'u catni. rfcrviottaavory Hahliath at 11a.m. and 8 t. M. Hahlwth Sohuol at 2:U Prayer mooting mi Thuraday evening of each week. .b tV. I birr in. paator. M. K. Cm lieu, Koctii. Herviers every Sahlmlli at St Paul's M. K. Church, Month, at II A. M. and 7'. i m. Snhl.utli Hchool at l-'i v. m. Prayer inoettog every I'hurs. day evotuig. M. C'. Millar, i.itr. M. K ('luiauiu Preaching evory Habhatli at 11 a. M. and 74 r. m. Souu servo in tho cvoniitg beforo sermon. Mabhnth Hwhoid U IH) v. M. I'ruvor niccting every t inini- lay evening. I. lhllon, jsutor. Haitist Citcucn. Servioos every Sahbnth at 11 a. m. and 74 r. m. Hahhath HidiiHil .a I -. Praytr meeting every Thursday wen- Uig. . J. I run fi.nl, lastor. Phvsiiytichias l.'ii u in ii. Kcrvioa every Sabbath inoruuig aud evening in College ChaHL Sumby Sdiool i mined iately rfterthe morning service. Prayer meeting every Thursday evening, ltev. Klbert N. Condtt, pew or. Guardian's Sale. NOriCKIs hereby given that in Hira auoe of an order of the Connty Court of l.itm t ouoty. State of Oregon, Ut. l August 4th. 181. in tho matter of the (laardiaiishiit of the rotate ( Tolbcrt Karl, a ntinur, the un ilersiitned, uuardian of said estate, will sell at public, auction to the highest bidder for oue-third ihIi in hand and the roiiisiuiug two thirds, iu twelve tin Irom dny of sale, with 10 per uut iutervat from date, in one parcvl aud nubievt to attnliruwtion by saidoonrt, on Satnnhiy.the .lrl day of Se toniber, IKNI.at I oVIoek p. in., at tlie Court House door iu the oil v of Albany, in said county and aiate, trie f.m ed deacriued real property, belonging to id minor, to wit : the umlivi.lttt one Mv,uth xirt of the following described premie Ittnuiug at the south east corner of Witliaio 1 sml wife's donation laml claim.it Wing Not. " lU-taud claim Na A'2 m Tp 10, s of lUnge 2, west of tlie Willamette Mertiiiu, iu l.inn County. Oregon ; running theuce north 'J deg K 4'2 QH-HH) ehaina, thence south KM flag 12 min West S .12-1 00 chains ; thence North 1 deg. West 20 G2.IU) chains ; theuee West 2124 100 chains; thenoo South Ml .V. 00 chains ; thence South 71 deg. 10 min. Kast 21 10-100 haunt t the plane of beginning, eon tnining 174 Hs 100 acres. Datl this :th day of August I SHI UKO. HCMPIIHKV, 2wt (.'anrduM. Administrator's Notice. V OTtri: U hereby given that the under. Mtgnel has been dulv nppolntixl Ad uilutstnuor of the estate ui Itiohard Clerk, dwaaed. All ieraons having clnlius agauiit anhl estete are hereby required tu present the same, with proper .vouchntM, within six iitoetbs from the dalo of inta notice, to the undereigned, nt bia rel denw near (tekvllle. In l. inn rotintv. Ore gon. Johnson vviiifK, A 1 1 iii in int nl n . Kf. 1 July 2i, I 1. ;.W4 Dissolution Notice. TgTOTICK b hereby glvn that tbe co- Mirtnerahl bereioforn nxbalnir be. ttrern W. II. lluaton ami Tboinna lloberta nndwr the atyle of Huatnn A HokmriM. U Ui la tiny tlluaolved by mutual rtmartit, ITiouiaa K.licrtM rrdlrbii;. Ilnled tbht h day Of July. MM. TUOS4A8 KoiiKirrs, .lr4 W. II. lirsptN. RED GROWS MILLS. !i.Li..u:.iso)i & ro., I'ltoj'U's. i!vt ri:.K i - rim it i rr.tnoi: rut! i ; o ami mki:u4 i s BEST STOIIAOE FAclMI IKS. Highest Price in Wheat. Cash for ALBANY dyl OR. ALBANY CITY Flouring Mills. K hnv h'i. ii.lv wnal itli tim ft fariurra In llm Hint huh nf one half our miMH-lly, Inn v. i .-.m yet More about 45,(030 i.i.- li. i -. Kt l itne", flrat aurvetl. IMtKMU M, I ( is. j'KI! DUaSHRL hi it) H I lii il na untinl. TIKM.MOXTKITH A MOM. MAGNOLIA MILLS. WKnm fully pinpniotl nn iiMiial to rnr nK'. Mttirago ami nmWm trti thn iikmI lavomiii : trfJM, A LIBEML PEEMIuil WILL BE PAID. J. H. FOSTER & CO., Magnolia Mill. vl7nl ALBANY BAKERY AND GROCERY. JOHN POX, PROPRIETOR. Keeps constantly on hanil h full and complete stock of STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES. CANNED COODS Of ALL RINDS, TOBAC CO AND CIGARS, FRUITS ANO VEGETABLES, CHOICE CON FECTIONARY, THE BEST BRANDS OF FLOUR, BREAD, PIES, CAKES, COOKIES, And everything usually found In a first class Bakery nnd Grocery. I am tlie sule iigt-nt In Albany far tho celebrated NATIONAL WASHING POWDER, This powder ia used without Injury upon tho mcsl delicate f.tbrie, and cleanse! all articles Ihorouuhly without rubhinir or borlinir. It contains ; no acids or alkalies, and is the most to-Ihe public Patronage respectfully solicited. 4Syl FARMS FOR SALE STEWART & OBEY, Real Estate Brokers, ALBANY, OREGON. Tho lollowhiK Im a pnrtlal li t t 70aarei K;io anil n half iiiIIck nest at Tangent, l)rt'Kn,uii(l il iiillnsfnuu Alhnny. SA acrtia In cultivation ; 40 arr morn can lie put In cultivation oaNlly; hnlaucn tlutlicr and iMttini land. Moll, rich hlack i. rail In. ihwitl Iioiihc iimt L.trn, gntwl hrmnl ituico, nil In fpKwl r.Mlr ; young orclinttl of 100 troea; gix tl wo I and running alli um for atock s k""1' enuool, ohnroh ami petit ollhro ; gootl nelKhuorluMMl ami goful aoH oty. Ternw $X0 ier aurn ; f.MNi nvtn, ii v on eaey tcriua. 100 acrea inlloa a'ulh cat of IIalNy, il inilna from linovnvlilcautl mili a frtmi llarriabiirg. ' a-rM In t'lilUvaliuu ntnl II rich plan ii laud; no Umber, imi plen ty within 4 iiiih-s end cheap. AM umh r good fences liouae one ami a half atory, 4roouianiul uiwtairn; Imrn -"xlM) and h goiMl gralncry: two gcnxl wclU, ouo nrlud iiilll puuip; new lend. Kverythlng oboot tim tiWe in llie wny-tif buihihiKs, fcni-tia, taenia now and hi good al j ; Narrow (ietlgc ruiiH through thn phv-n ntid Mat km ucai: gooil achool, churcli and .-t . rnetlitkjK. Terma, flooo. n-M acrea 14 mlloa enat of Albany, and 4 mile from dciot on narrow Kalian ; So aorcN In iMiltlvatlon ; 210 pmiiln, not culti-vHK-d bul goud Mturc, end a (Mirtlcn fair plow laud : 00 m ica lighl limber, giMid woimI. Knt Ire land under fence ; average buihllngN, hoiiaeaiul bain ; amall orchanl ft or 0 m-roN, nppUni, etc; m'ltool aud church I mt h near. Uoou neiglilKirbood. l'rkel, 000; turuiN. one third down, time on rent, 225 ncrea, 19 tiilloaeatit of Albany and k mlloa from Marrow liauge; ?.acrnN In ! Ovation, 75 prairie, not plowed. In ptielure, 03 small bruah ; twti amall houMea ami barns ; good orchard, 0 acre, apples, eh-., all under fcni e.ma Una. oloae; ochool Uuiimi on land; giMd ueighbirliood. I'rhtt f t,- .i00; terms alio third down; balam-c on hmg lime. KKI ucmon 10 mltea enat of Allwny and - mlhiM from Narrow (iaugc. ruiiuiiruvtHl; h-kkI farm land, inmlly lir brush. 1'rk-e fH r acre, one-third down, tmny terma on liitluiit i'. HO orrea lying 15 fuJita due eoulh of Al bany, 0 mile siiulhwi-st of iMtbaiiou ; and one and a half mlieM from Hand Kidtfe cbool hniiM-; iiiIUm from church and K mile from alallon on Narrow (iuuge ; all under cultlvallon, fair board and rail well drained no HUtudlui: water; well and pump; aoll, black prairie ami rich; houao Uilix'Mli, 2 worn and up etaita; IS'otory; amall atable; nil in fall wheat and crop looking fine. l'rloo, per a- to; terma eeay. 2200 acres 10 in I lea east of llarrlaburgoo the line of tbe narrow Range railroad. The litu si sUs k ranch In l.lun county; a living aream of water rune the entlru'length of the farm. All eucluMd with Hpbnnlid fi-n ; a floe dwelling; good large bam and two a mailer honaeafor tenant or hoif Sua aeieabt cultivation, ami the balance Ui paMturo land ; aliout IWg) at rea ate mum ceplibleof cultivalljo; aeplendld orehanl end gooil well on the place. Terma oay, rt caab and balance on long time. 130 a.-n-s I vie- 4 mile weot of Allotny on road to t'orvalllM ; ail under fi-mn ; inn crea iu cultlvallon ; can eh be cultivated except :tl nn il 16 iter i ... i'ri.n, '. . tier a?re; flMlw down nd balance aeeured by mort tfufi dwelMug houae of two rooms an.) good log I muii, ahedded on thtee al.lee. ebheol 1 mile. '.! a .-r-son Narmw (iatige road, 1 1 mi lea from Albany and milua from isrlo, nml 7 miles from Ji-lfcrson. 1 S acrea giMal larniiiic lamJ, . acres in cultivation; t maiuder in timer aud brush; bonis. 18x2, with 10 foot walla, ell 10x20 ; good bant .:.':t w i ih 14 foot abed on one aide; uod feiiFen and water. Terms .VaJO.eah down .' ralhle. Jtalhar than net oelt v ill take 2UiK) down, and fcelance oq 2 to 3 yean time, oecured by mortgage. 100 acrea of a mile weat of Albany; loo acrea In cultlvallon and 0 acrea (oik and aah timber, good wooxl laud; ail under feme, board ami rail, oome good and .' t bad ; about 7 acrea in ore hard, apples, mostly paarw; Rood anil; 20 buahela wheat per acre on average; good iwo-storv frame liouee, plootered, 0 rooma, built in laT'k nd coat -isi; good lovrn. 20x40 und two sheds; welt arranged for farm pnrpuae. Terma, fBOOO, 2 yaara time on f000. ISO acrea Mi milea went of Tangent; inn acrea In colli vation; all new laud, ulean nd in good older; good two atory houae, 8 rooma, nearly new and tn good condi tion; good new barn .Wx.'w:; line young orchard, 100 plum and prune lnea, fair apple orchard; fence In good order; plen ty ruunJng water; 'JO acrea of good timber; rich, block soil and very productive. Price 16250, ?.; mah and balance on unto. 100 acres one nnd a lutU miles northeast of Albany; 15 acroa in w heat, reel in fair average; woodland; good land; noat!y fenced. Price $t6 aerc; terma easy. 500 ifreH 1 mile aouiueaat ol Hmla Nprlnga; fair farm hut ; amall hou-e. ' acrea fenced. Will bo aold lu amall tracta or )! together. uimnI m-IiooI. ehuieh ami iml office at tMKlaVhle, alao tbe Ciodfl Nirluga. Price 5 p.-i acrt-; easy terma. 20 acrea 3 mllee northweat .l Iehuon, m ar Narrow liauge; river bottom, rich end prtMloctive: unimproved, dealt able for garden. Price $20 wr aerc; terma eaay. :120 acre i aouthweet of Hweet Home ; all under good fence, feucod into flelda; 6 acroa In gootl orchard, applea and (woebo; houae with two rooma and upatatra; large frame barn; noil, rich, black loam, bottom land ; 00 acrea In cultivation ; balance good past mo laud; well watered with apringa; good timber 30 mllea ooutheaMi of A'bany, 12 milea from Krownavilie and 6 milea from Crawfordavllle; 0 milea from good grbtt mill ; 2 milea to school, churcli und poatoftice. $10 per acre, caay terms. 100 acres 3 milea aouth ol Sodvillo and 20 miles from Albany; unimproved. Price $6 per acre. 70 acres 10 inilet eoot of Albany ; unim proved. Price 95 per aero; caay terma. 103 acrea lying 3 milea almve Lelianon on the Lei mi inn Mountain road. No fen ces or Improvements. 15 or 2( acre tim ber, balance rich prairie land. Price f 13 per acre. 80 acres miles shove Oneatln, on Y:t (pulna llay, known na the old ahipyard. If lias aplutiditl froutagoni iho lia.v, and wi'l lie aold nt $11 jK-racre. 2QAA A MONTH jrtmraritiod. at? a day at lionto PlIVU niaila Uy ti.. iiKltmtrinuii. UatiinU nut ro quired; we will kturt )utl. Men, Wollun, I...; :n.-l girl inako money laaUir at work tor tm than at any lliinv elau, 'I In- work ia lijriit and ilcaaitt, and audi aa atiymie rati k rilii at. Thou who are wiae who nou thia notice will aend tut their aridretmo at once and aae for tlieiuaelTea. Coatly tKtUlt and turtim. Now) the time. Tin me alrial nt work are luyiiiit tin Un; Mum of motiey. AtidruM THl'K a to., Aimim Maine. economical wash powder ever offered JOHN FOX, First Street Aihany, Oregon PATK0NMK 110,1111 HIKRIIAT C3. St. IMCOIffTiSLCSrlT Can sell you all goods in of General Merchandise cheap as you can home and buy them. He carries a large and varied goods, is well prepared to exhibit them, and you can make just as good selections by purchasing of y him. Remember the place, C. B. MONTAGUE'S wwmiw ruui'iwrrt'Ks r ALBANY SODA WORKS, -ASH DKALKBS IN Imported and Domestic CI jai a, Candicr Nula and Al l:iu. or.v. wion r::riw AT THi (LI STAN 1 1, 7J P-IBST K ASS- Hi COOK, BOX STOVES Iu tlx !!- . ,ts tiu) bine IXC TifJ, SHf ET IR0H fiK KVKKY IHCB!iTUN IN STtiCk HIOSCBIiTlnN IN sHu k HAM, a vvia CrZrVt'IWe GRANITE Al l. OK Willi II UK olfKltS TO till! PDBUC AT PRICKK, THAT OKK t -tiMPI-rrt 1 1 m M I. AT TS rHWT KTftEET, Al HAWY, oUNfMtM Repair work dono at rc.isonabic i.ures. i iti.v:. ; 00,(100 In the United Stales NTlJDKBAKEli TheJr iirevi Poi:fsirlf J tn Dnr (et linu THE WOOD IIEIKV, THE lJRSt.' tSKt.K.TKlfrtmt il- .4011 makiiHf. Kvert ac,ie m Mi. luuiiiw are uinty.l, Unw i ami liililiiofts ot draft in not t.u They are tho BEST Ironed Wagons in the Market. Every one having our PatentRound Edge Projecting Tire, tt'liidi jmiKK-t the jiaiut ami foikat Hi Hkttiu wavotiahave nr tent k i I N A the Hkcili trout wolkiiijf iaw. Uur Wa;f The Slope Shouldered Spoke, Strength of "'.Ml of tlie all i .? . A f III ItllO . ii,. i- .win mlt otiiunt ha acl by any ntlitr NnVora t I'.'i nit b i W'aitM . hi ' t 'i iml iii tlio irai towwurf Or t an-l 47 ALBANY - iironili in i tli.iHc illliij; to a nrk ch a oo rl'lit in ihuir oa n .ixnjaiu licro. lnineMN nun. and lxiy und hiiIh tuniigli you n outapHh Ileum- of Htajrtlmf ami. nee. Kiirnicra and iiiccli lent, and all ulaaaea lu n hhoiil.l write tn tiaand once. Ail-.reas TKL'H it I ., A UK Hat ti A M'ECli. I)t) rinkl. V Willi ilil C.M.IIC. liuainewi oifer. can devote all your ilia liiuuiteat, and fn work. Women tnal cial private term ai 4tmtlitfrve. Don yon hnvu Ktlch !t cln O0 Portland Mm, the line lust as a go away from assortment of all GENERAL STORE, ORKCiON. V. k J0SEPU, Tobacco, Groceries, Pi ovialon?, Tropical Fruit.". lofts n un. su pk. :-yl lt i I' ll AS PINK AN AND PARLOR M Imperla and f.:inuhit litrrt AND COPPER MfAtf oil To OiCIlKK. Alwsn, ill! KEEP "Nj oil To o Assturrs per f IRON WARE. PbXJFLtt :bm'ed GON AND (o I Ptt Btrielml Cart Taken iu Ho- (tie MaltTiitl. Itly of Umber wiitalde'lHr1 k the atanda'U. Hh hot for Btrettth, !ui al.ititv , k, atl ir.M!u.',ii u :i'..u Hlii urer l:.i thr , which Alt of atir Thimble i!i Axle uu.l t rweiita which Greatly Increases the the Wheels. ;einent . ! ;t"'i. - - OREGON. CLASS. t iriiiinf, and a nruportioiial mini by tvilu time to tin- lufcoiiean. l-oy and a, lintci allien. Tliat all alio nee rlM ilu i a i,!v,-w and teat the buab' BaBbt : To i u Ii i are not wall tat' id i, ne tmbar U) riV 'or Die trouble of rtirutam and - u;Ht free. Addreiat, 4. to.'. C'UUuk kla.no. ' t . a x 1 . Vf i: noa betlU' hlitde faster llAji ete y thow at work for a-t. I'liron o ikr fltttl a neek in their own tan i j lo work. No i mk. ou the htthinom. Capital not t prosper. one tail. II 11. Uiujm & Co , foiUand, J ALBANY MARBLE WORKS ALBANY, OICKf.O. STAKJBR B110S. - Prtprietom. MONUMENTS, TABLETS. aXD Kxecntctl 1" Halian or Vermont Marble, 1 1.. a rti variHv of csmptirr ami oi jier utono work donowitb naUnoni iml liopatch. Hpc'ial alientkm aivcn u oru-ra i rotn all porta of this niho ami waminrn Tsiritory. e-All work warranted. mm ALBANY FOUNDRY 1IACIIIK HII0P. MTAB1JNHKD By A. V. f'HKRBV, aituslnl at corner nf Kind, and IotiKrmiy Mtrol, Alfmrty, (H-effOn. Ifftvititrlakffti charireirf tbealtove nantad WorkM, wm arn prHtatrol to maunfaHurM SUrHiii Y.ti;tim, Haw and flriot Mllla, WkI working Wiw-biMry, Kumfia, Iron Olid lirana i.'aatiuKaof every dW rtption. Uu.liln.rt' all I mill r f Ml i r I . MnM- ..- w. ' " " ' - - - ckl atU'tdion iven to repairing farm u S- hincry. rmnm Maatac daur ta ail Ma fen. lhllyl A, F. CffKBRV A MMt YING SAM WAS LAUNDRY ! Itocu ilt l-t waabinr and irotuntf In Al- l any at loacut natea. 4ntractM uiai ntr I hincwi lalxir. laundry on V ahin ifton alrffl. oaHit Marabalra I J very fvable. jcitr f. C CBKKRT. C . i - k l -. ALBANY IRON WORKS. CHERRY & PARKjBt fiuccesMora to C. i '. 'berry.) lacMMitH, Millwrights, and Iron Founders. WKIIAVKOUK NEW SHOPS ALL. completed, and are now preared to handle a 1 kindx of heavy work. Wa will maniilactiiie Htmin EnrinM, t.ri-t and Saw Mill &ioeliinery,aid all kitida of Iron sod Uraaa csstinKa. rrft.K aim. snwki miihi- Speial aUention given to reaiirins: all kinda of machinery. Will aiao inanulae tnra too improved Clierry it White Uatja X.-janaUr. akt mm ftnkrr af. Olflrr a lamUrr Tar4. Ailattlf, r., Jer iJSf 7 I To the Infurtanatt BE .GIBBON S Disprnsai.T. (;:; UlitM it Q O. W.l. aiht Sriiiialiniai Mrlrtarr, pSHl m ail ila Ljcoml blMtnirt, taai nrakaw, taurM Wavra . dntua, iaui- ,Ak a itw- ta-i aml Umm l! ui ! ca'i tloei) l- nin.1 Ti" 01 and afllictnl IkM tail la call a Itim. re iKarlur ha. UanieU &tcna4djr in Luro . sunt iawprctrd tb.i.nphlr tat tariwaa taia lOrrr, . aaaaaitig a jficai oa d rataublc infufwa Uat, aWli oa iac.aoaattt n. imirt U. tWcate iaaor.1 .4 hi mKt . UK- UIBtMlX 111 make kj efcar-c tuilt-M hti eflbda mrv. rmm-m at a dutaoca M1 ! Ult T nWSC All r.awinuni.-ali.a.. ao-tli (.Mmtitl. i arr t.. i a nUwsr to tUmr vM Sraar i4atc Um- niaa of Ike t hrv tkta adtanoa-UM-nt ia. trhanrer aa-. i all or write. Addreaa UH. J. V. GIBBON, l-.i. liaV, Kfaawiaou. : xt:. C.OBaD, imhI a inMi iu dtfj l..au iutake il.- ri)!.. -... .r ti,. ..r;.-l,.iol4ii lat tllu invnl lauiir ).uI.Ik-u.i in ihe world. Any ua can Ixvaa a laaqiini f il artit. Six ekaat wurlu of ait Strar. Irt-r taSabarribera. The prkc at o In that al uwmA n Inaly ul-r; I'.em. n avwit r. -rt tak-iua-lw aubaenhania a day. A lady aat i tri iij iior 3ti0 clear tr..lit in ton Uaa. AH l RtaO atoary SMC. 1 hi can ilrutr an vmir Ui the buaiiu-M. or tilth ..ir nart liinc. Y-u nanl I4 away Inm Ixaur ,,er nighu V..Q ran du a oa a ll a wtltera. Full Juo i,- n and tornni Irw. Hii.u Mt ..nlahW w,wk Brod u nr atklrraa at n ore. It aaata n illitaa to try lata hoaioeaa. . tmm bi rii-ajiB. faiS U make areat y. Addraaa Ulu. mim. A Uu.. furtland, Maine. Hj 1 M t HAKIik HOThliT ALCiNY, nark. OHEGON. M'lS. I . H!M h. - - - I'rupririui. II .aaaiuui larMi tli.HliUsbl.V n-n...-iVti li.i l.f u I atom, aal u ih.w iu s)dendi.t omi.ihi-.i. i itw MitoruuiftiM lit ot Iravdcra. Ihe utbU u m..Ii. d a ilh A-riltiMg the iiui k . 'i rau for .Inn.... l.il 1 1. . I'artnais Irkmaa naS laallaa stacr 0)Srr. trtSaiSI .aajrMM.uitie tiow Uef.re Uie iml.llc. Yi.u ran ntake in tic . faster at work f.-r ua than al anything ele. lajutal not raejuired. We wUI atari yolu tt day and u iwards made al home h the iinlOMrVaHi. Man, women, l.y and eirhi aanU-d t-cr ttkaee to woik for its. Now it the time. Yua can oc tite yonr wlndc lime to the k, or only yunr anare manwnt a. No other huslneaa will fiay yuu near 1 an ). Nn tine aillin to work rati tail tu uiake enartixM iav by euvaxittir at oin-e. Cie4lv ..iiifii and I tenni. In.. A rivl oiu-.riuiut.v t.-r loakinv ul.ik v atnaty aM Mnarabrv. a.i-i-.- tk A. v ... Ai Saw Maine. a?l ".Of t TO A V K.Mt, or $5 to rWailav in wl 1 " J our oan l.aJit . No rwk. Women do aa welt aa uten. Main uiakeicoie than the snHHint ataU .l abu. Nntaie can tail t" make num. . fart. An one can do the tr,rk. You can make from 10 eta. (, f. l-.kurja leavoliiur vour eveuiitm and are hiisntfiaa. it v.U n.ilhinr Ui irv the Im- N.ithiiii: like it lor akhh-v making bef..i. r.UhiiMKa lant and rtrtctly h-Htoialda. Kcailar, it ton wa'tt to knoa' nil almut the heat (taMii IntMiieM lieuire the nahBft, aund your a-ldreMx and ww will anted you full iarticitlar and ,ni. -ate terma free ; aample w rta s:. alxo free ; you ran then tuake ap vtUr mind to. vottr-K -if. A.i.ness UKtOtUK sTI.S SON a CO.. Cortland, Maine. swvawtekin ynur owti tmn. $5 out It TMlOaUVfrve. No rlk. Header, if .rou wa.it a hutiaaa at which person of either sax can make ynat pay all the time lltey work, write for parti.ttlar U. HaLLBTT CO, Portland, Maine. THE ONLY RELIABLE BITTERS. i wow w ay all fhtdrUt, as Jmkff WmmWmn. linRcSBBBl a niiia I Sffgmiil li I LRU i I zpmi , , mm Bro4 mm kael, r luuie