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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-10
MEDICAL.
T OK AND LIV Ef.
ELECTROPATHY
Drs GALLOWAY, WHITE a. B0LLES,
THE OLD
MEDICAL ELECTRICIANS.

And Teachers OF this new system OF curing diseases
vou call the attention Of the sic aud AFFLICTED 20 their
new sy stem OF practice which has already galed great
popularity m this city. During the past six ears we
lave treated wESTY THOUSABD persons suffering
nom the various iorms of disease Onany Of them by
special guarantee charging nothing Il we TAI. ed, and
in aImoH evcfy case a cure has Ue,n Effected Read
the foUoviur
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A MYSTERIOUS CASE.-John Smith, a
iourncyman baker, aged thirty years, living at
No. G2l South Third street. was found yesterday
lying on pile of coal in the cellar OF the baker
shop where he was employed, with his throat
cut under circumstances of complete mystery
as 10 its commission, as ne was unable 10 speak.
He was removed TO the Pennsylvania Hospital,
where he died iR two hours As from the testi-
mony of his employer he entered the cellar
alone, it is thought likely that he committed
suicide.
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FAILING OF A MILL-Two MEN KILLED
AND ONE WoJEDED.-The flour mill at Chadds
Ford, Delaware county, belonging to Mr.. Caleb
Brnton, FELL yesterday about one oClOcE,
burying beneath the ruins several men, two Of
whom, named Yeasley Cooper and James Daily,
we're killed, and Lewis Kipe was severely in
iured. There were some 1000 or 10000 bushels
of wheat stored in the mill at the time of the
accidanf.
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FOR FINE coDfeciors, fruits, and dolcacIes, so TO
g. w. JENEEs,
No. 1897 Spriuu Garden street
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A. other similar truublesOme and painful alecunu7t
while it promptly arrests all HEMORBnAGES. HHn-
dreus % ph5 sicgus IL dat I'm their practice
give it then unqualified recommendation. sold DIV our
agents and dealers.
ihe Medicine Is excusvoiy prepared hY the sub
scribcm PrODHetors and successors 20 A. T. POND, to
whom al orders must be addressed -
HUMPHREY 50 HOMEOPATHIC MLDlIlNh %
NO. 582 BRO AUWAY, New York.
PRICES or PoED's kX XrRACr
SIX ounce bottles WITH directions retail ,.5J ceuts
lhL uptles win directions retn.ss. W
Quarts u
Liberal discount 90 Physclans and Dealers.
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PURGE out the morbid Lumofl OF the blood pv
dose or two ofhyou Pills, aHdyou will have clearer
beads 0s well as bodies.
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AN ASTONISHING CURE-AMPUrATIoN PRE-
VEhTED
Twas cured IN three weeks by Drs GALLOWAY and
VIII OF nn uircrafcd lCg which caused much suffer-
IUr. and even threatened amputatOn. Since my own
great several of my friends suffering from Neural
Lia, Skin Disease. Dyspepsia, ana other complaints
have also been perfectly cured VIII cheerfuly
answer the inquiries 0I the diseased and suffering
ABRAH AM FLUNE,
Nr nh
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INTORTANT CURES OF OBSTINATE DISEASES.
S. ID MoCaln. master mason r. r Spinal Rheu
James Brown, Inflammation Of stomach and Bowels
Pine street above sixth
Henry Roger Eeamigla Of the Eye, rwenty-tbird and
Frederick wilson, Dyspepsia ana Throat Disease
B + Kikbride Enfeptlc Fits No 1920 Market street,
William Morgan, ktdnoY Disease ana 1eherat De-
M5rcus ID Wicox CatGuh Of twelve years standing
Samuel q Wheeler, Asthma o, ten years standing,
EmanaeI Bey, At,oney-at Law. Dyspepsia, No. 7o7
Hofaoc q Winsow. weasness Of the kidneys Frank
H. G. shurtien. Caucer in stomach, No. 372l Market
an Buist Rnoamatlsm No. 1929 s. Broad g street,
Juoah Levy Bronchial Consumption, NO 4J@ Market
Edward 4. Evans preacher OF the NJ, y Church Dys-
pensa o. long standing, Layngiusi anu LumDag0, NO.
1888 elmuth street
roaring m d mead Wilmington, Della ware.
nomQs Harrop, severe diabetes hose Mills West
CeoTse Grant Rheumatic Gou. long standing, No.
Ii. . Dcsilyer Chronic Neuralgia and Inaammatory
/ Rheumatism, No. 1886 Ghesnut street
. Edward McMahon. consumption, No 1927 Front
qson o tbe BT6in Ss "a ioWS Street OOu
/ Char es ~ DAYTON. Paralysis OF the lower limbs,
/ john McCoTmcs Diabetes. n o. 1920 Ridge avenue.
Charles h. Buckingham, Urinary Dmcuity, no. 1881
AGuha Davis Chronic D Darrbua Forrest House.
/ j. j Hopes, long standing sciauca, and Enlarged
Prostate Gland, Darby township, Delaware county.
william TN. SlllVeri Liver Complaint ttefuaut0Wus
Joseph w. Forsyth, Acute BheCmatism, No 1879
X Ciou5er, General Paralysis No h5 NJ Second
Maay of these persons We cured in less than a
Ceek.
teenth street the only home in this city where our
sy stem - practised Unprmeiped par IN other
eur late discoveries, may there be regarded with
/ suspicion,
| pHYSICIANs and STUDENTS can enter at any time
for fu OF Instruction in this GREAT DIsCOvE
I In the Healing Art
/ An interesting circular mailed by addressing
DRS GALLOWAl WHITE d B)hLE@
NO 1880 WALNUT street,
PHILADELPHIA
Consultation free, II ws3m
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90 oh o.
W with he best Clothing ever made in tnis-ls
- city comprising SUITS ioT Men ana Boy Boys''-ie7
~ oi every variety Coats oi o.. too a.e ne
90 from si4 90 up to ESQ, ana for Boys irom- 20
Sl. 30 ny TO so, apd customers ger, Wen ntte1'-5
TiS3whEFR BGowg'
OAK HAIL,
rur rvo,,. , ,,, w., ol ~, NJ 49,,
sppp-ti
yefr-gIby
CLOTHING,
Ai rtAiH
Percy Co,
No G0a CnEsvTr sT Anovr SIxru
sion or "aTAE
g. @AsoN dAMilNe
f,6,Y ~ cabinet organs only at ID y tt'
J E o. 1ould's Seventh and ChcsHu streets
FROM 'FAiohpAf EVENING OAzLfft. .-t '5
80 ~, ,5.,. ~ t 80.
''A' '' '0
,,y T1,lo- f-o7- r,,,sldlo- M. o,o+s,9-, r,. p-t,
~, .,....-ti7 y -. ~ ,..
hliei le lNlisue4 "s 'At exclusive pdHacea, ana t'
never dtCeTos,
Due November i,
Vanfedbv
Dyrvpr e. a.,
No. 50 South Third street.
IuE EIUPrIc LocK-sTlToH SEWING MACmSB
WITH on the latest improvements and attachments
frc6JuD1rnbTJ the best FIR bJfiJ,, yrso
''''' '' 'U-..o o.
tLLlPllC b. d. C.'
Agents wanted. No 500 Chesnut street, Hhila
-----..- ,,..,
IUFaL oul the morbid Aomor oil the o'ooo D'
oo'e OF TWO ol ii' ana you VIII nave clearer
beads 0s Wlll as Doues.
rr. ,....-. - t--,-,- + i-,;,,,f. .. 81,
'" '-'' ''''s' 'i''''' .Nu u ',-l.N..l ~ ~
q. w. JENEINs
No. 1857 Spring Garden street.
---------------------
pEcoRA LEAD AEp COLOR CoAPANY.--B EST
ROOFS, DAMP walls. railroad OARS and
BRIDGES. Jhese COLORED paints COST one.
third that Of LEAD, aud wear much longer
Tins CompanV's WhIlE LEAD ls the WHITEST
end most DURABLE known. II desired these
bl, m may 1S I, ~ as lk Cte @ S VT s
,,o,Tts BIsg1 v A p GTs tfgS ,,,,a JlI7 y TIpANe
s BOWEN. Secretary
Onice No I50 North Tourfb street
------- ~,---- ~
DIR. dUMPHnEYs' SPECIFIC HoMGoPA ATH1c
hEilDles ~ ~ ltH9s arc EeWeu WIN leYoE y an
1i ia sU ~ & "a eie m 5l;
In proper auartities, with full directions in a small
book, and they have been the means OF eh9ctng
very tteoL DeneIy uC s5svgai VI iavin VIZ sYgCino
tyl eon l5 ~ uleeg-g @ wlsu i
pnloS npG ana a r gsI mem IU sG o w'S
leave little 10 be desired. Depot, No. 55z Broadway,
New York
1cg zy,,,Tgg1,(- ,I,;s q 7-7o,,-- ,r ,I, ,,f,i ,,
E Er..s rror, Nov YoTt We ovTeCt Iobr viii nov
Fr,r,, rhe roYbers dnu ro tme. =, also he viii have
no ttcIptU and uparrvipq % INIT If thew mean
tt6reiuess,, fhey Yrusf styikc STRAIGHT from fho
sAouiuei, "a JUN & oulu Jo' ~ ~ l,7
lev .@LvLa @ 80 ~ ", ti,I i9
uhuef INC NOielneLlal. %
SrIyFRr,yE The Ladies all say that Silverne is
one OF tbe incest discoveries OF the day, and they
saw 70 because they know IT, They have the proof
before them Their spoons, knives, brass, German
silver copper and other Wares prove It IN their re-
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THE FENIANs INDIGNANT.--At a meeting
of officers and members OF the Fenian Brother
hood, held last evening series OF preambles
and resolutions were adopted, announcing their
adherence to the declaration Of Head Centre
James Stephens at jones' Woods last Sunday
and threatening TO retaliate should the alleged
Fenians be executed in Canada.
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SILyERINE.-The Ladies all say that silveriue is
one of the incest discoveries of the day, and they
say 70 because they know u. They have the proof
before them. Their spoons knives, brass, German
silver copper and other wares prove It IN their re-
neWed ana shining appearance, Old articles made
TO look ee good new, and many o dollar Is well
saved by the use of the welcome Silvorine
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MASON HANIN's
fIEY ~ Cabinet organs, only at Ef6ytI
II p. q Gould's seventh and ChCuu StTCes
IRON "sAruRDAY EvHIEe GAzErU."-H IS
impossible TO and place on this broad land whore
Perry Davis Pain Killer is not known as % most
valuable remedy for physical pain. IN The coUn-
Try, miles from physician or apothocarY. the Pain
Killer is cherished the exclusive pauacoa, and l
r-r-... n
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BODY OF A CHILD FOUND ~ Yesterday
the body OF a young infant was dug up out Of
the cellar of the dwelling No. 2 Hickman place,
near Sixth and Willow streets, The cirCum
stances of its burial there being totally unknown
to the finders, Coroner Daniels was notified TO
hold an innnest i'm the case.
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SOLDIERS, ATTENTION
ADDITIONAL BOUNTY
ALERT NJ. SNYDER,
ct. q T Mt q ~ T. IN Il
Portland. Oregon.

HAVING RECEIVED THE NECESSARY
instructions and forms from the Department
al " ashington. and also having a responsible and
reliable assistant at Washington City through
whom he transacts business. and prosscutcs claims
against the Government, hc can with quick dis
patch successfully apply for and receive returns
from the Applications Of soldiers for bounty
REMEMBER that to each aud every soldier who
the 10Th day of April, for period of not less than
three years, and having served his time Of enlist
ment, has been honorably discharged, and has re-
States, under existing laws, bounty Of Sl0O, and
no more. Is entitled to receive additional boun-
~ Of 500 and he who enlisted into the army Of
the United States after the 18th day of April,
1861. for period of not less than two years, and
having served hiE time of enlistment, has been
honorably discharged, and wko has received or is
entitled to receive from the United States under
existsng laws, bounty Of $50. autl no more, is
entitled to receive an additional bounty Of $50
Those who received wounds and were discharged
be fore the expiration Of service minor children,
parents of deceased soldiers also entitled under
this act. officers who were in the service after the
10th day of April, 1865 entitled TO three months
extra pay.
All Persons having demands on the Govern
ment for PENSIONS, PRIZE MONEY, BoUN-
TIES. PATENTS, Pay for Vouchers, Scrip, Back
Pay, Lost Horse and Speculation Claims, by ap-
plication to ALBERT NJ. SNYDER, CLAIM
AGESr. can have their applications properly made
out and forwarded for immediate action by the
proper Department. Information given by mail
gratuitously. seq I'm
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DURsUANT To AN ORDER OF THE CoUN-
ty Court of Linn County, in Probate at the
October Term. A. d. 1866, Notice is hereby given
that on Saturday, the Sd day of November A. d.
1866, at the Court House door in the city of Alba
ny, in said County of Linn, and State of Oregon,
between the hours of nine o'clock, n. m, and
four O'Clock p. m, of said dav, will sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder, the following
real estate, belonging to the heirs of Elmore KEGS,
deceased, to-wt: Commencing at the North east
corner of George Lambert's Donation Claim, known
and designated upon the maps and surveys of the
United States on file at Oregon City, Oregon, as
Claim No. "7l," Not. No. "ll99" in Township
l2 South, Range 3 West; thence East 90 chains to
the Santiam River, thence up said river to a point
where the North boundary of the tract set off to
Morgan KEGS intersects the said river, thence
West along said boundary line % chains more or
less, to the said line, thence North to
the place ofbeginning, containing % acres.
Terms of sale will be for gold coin of the United
States, one-thrd in hand, two thirds in six months
with approved security with interest at twelve per
cent per annum.
Dated at Albany this Sd day of October, 1865.
THOMAS MORGAN.
Guardian.
J. C. POWELL, Atty for Guardian. oc6ns4w
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cholera il to trouble only foreigners tn,
chicken.pox is to be confined to old hens
niggers are to have straight hair to dis
grace them, and the whites are to have
curly wool on their craniums to make then
popular in Boston.
Not forgetting the big organ and the
cradle Of liberty!
Now York is in the watch fob. tho
South is in the breeches pocket, and The
West buttons on tho tail Of the coat oi
Boston.
The sun rises in Boston-the final con
flagration of mundane things will begin
in Boston, on account Of tho big organ
and the cradle.
Boston would have been laid out more
regularly if the dogs olden times had
been pointers or the cows had walked in
more direct paths. Therefore We see
many calves in Boston. So much for tilt
ing hoops
A good place to move from, if one
moves early.
From the cradle to the big organ.
Crookcdly, Brick PoMERoY.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the anu,

AMUsEMESTs.-Among the amuse-
ments during this week in the city and on
the Fair Grounds, we noticed Messrs.
Lee & Ryland's Circus and educated
pig" show; Prof. Hughes fireworks a
balloon ascension by Prof. Buisley; n
portable Con a wheelbarrow) panorama, and
an itinerant grind organer'-all Of which
appeared to drive staving business. We
we're kindly furnished complimentary
tickets to the circus and fireworks, for
which the managers of each institution
will accept our 'most politest" bow.
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NO. IO6 Front STREET
between Morrison and Alder
PORTL Nd, RECON,

A GENT FOR JACOB ZECHS PIANO
n Fortes, San Francisco, Cal, which received
The Gold Medal over celebrated pianos from the
East, in the last Fair, 1865. Also Agent for Err
nest Gablers Piano Forte, New York, which won
the greatest popularity in fhe East for sweetness
and power in tone, durability in Workmanship,
and Superior New Scale, full Metallic Form, Over
strung and French Grand Action.
L. T. Shultz will have an assortment of those
Superior Pianos always on hand, aud can sell them
for the Lowest Prices. he imports them direct
from the Manufactures.
New Pianos for Rent Sale by monthly pay
ments -
Latest Music received by every steamer direct
from the East.
Pianos, Melodeons and all kinds of Musical In
struments tuned and repaired.
l.. I. ShultE recommends himself as first class
tuner, having been in the business over fifteen
years and is musician.
Those living in Linn and adjacent counties,
wishing to purchase one of these Superior Pianos
are intermediary can do so through the Editor o
the STATE RIGHrs DEMocRAT-he being my au-
horiEed agent for the sale of them in that section
of Oregon. sel.1y
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Citation.

IL the matter Of tho Estate of MORGAN KEGS,
Diseased.
In ths County Court of the State Of Oregon, for
the County Of Linn.
r. H-.r -..s 4a.l--.. gsas e-----~i r.. n-.L
Ellen WHsaom, Jonathan Wassotn. Jacob kees.
Sarah King, Benjamin King. Mary A. Gala
her, Joseph Gallaher, William kees Aaron
KEGS, Jacob kees, Lucy kecs. VIM. G. Gala
her, Amy GRliaber, o. c. Galiaker, Joseph
NJ. 9allnher. W. G. GailaheT. jr.. Mary Jane
G4ilaher, Thomas j. Gailaher. james j. Ga!-
laher, Jacob Hnilnhcr, Isaac y. Gallahcr.
Robert Gallaher. Austin Augustus kees. Ma
~ Ellen kees. Elizabeth Mary Wassom. Jo-
scph Wassom. Joseph wassom. Morgan Was
Fom, Olive Adaline Hassou Charles Marion
KEGS. infant child Of Samuel kees. name un-
known, Alice Gallahrr. Mary Hillary. Lewis
Hillary and others. children OF Mary Hillary,
deceased, names not known Joseph Tague.
Mary Agues kces. Margaret Ellen Kces. and
10 ali others known or unknown interested in
said estate:
UOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT JACOB
kccs, Executor Of the last will and tesla
ment Of Morgan kees, deceased, filed his Petition
in the County Court of the State of Oregon for the
county Of Linn, the ith day of October, A. d.
1866. praying order Of said Court TO sell the fol-
lowing described Real Property belonging TO said
Ecsinte, to-wit That piece or parcel of land be-
ing and lying in Township No. IL South, Range |
West. Willamette Meridian, in Linn County, Ore
gon, known as the donation Land Claim of Isaac
ID. Kecs.' containing 800 acres. more or less. be-
ing Notification ll5s. Also, that parcel of land
known as the Samuel kees land claim, being the
North East quarter Of section @. in Township No.
III South, Range West, Willamette Meridian,
Linn county. Oregon, containing lS0 acres.
You arc further cited to be and appear before
the said County Court in and for Linn County,
Oregon. to be held in the city of Albany, on Wed
ncsday, the 9TH day ofNovember. 4. d. 1866, and
then and there show cause if any exist, why Ii
Ger nof ba granted Executor to
sell said real estate.
Dated at Albany, this 5th day Of October, A. D.
1866.
EDWARD II. GEARY,
County Judge.
E. F. RUSSELL, Atty for Executor.
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At II o'clock swoenstotos fr,rn;nc,

AT IL O'CLOCK sweepstakes (running)
!, mile heats, best two in three, "Jeff
Davis" owned by Hugh Fields, won the
contest over "Pluck," by John Good, in
LAO, best heat.
At o'clock p. NJ. Gird's horse won O
pacing race; mile dash, in 2:59.
At 2 o'clock "Emigrant," owned BY
Welsh, made the milo heat in 1910
winning time.
At 4 o'clock purse ofS15 was offered
to the winner of foot-race, and was
awarded to Barnes Prime, who made the
mile heat in 5:32.
FOURTH DAY.
Other duties prevented us from being
on the Grounds but short time to-day,
SO that our notes are necessarily very
"scant."
At 104 o'clock A. NJ. in FIVE mile
mile "stretch," Gird's team of roadsters
won tho race over Rudd's and Hender-
sons, but wo were unable get the time
made.
At 2 o'clock p. NJ. in race of best 2
in 3, in which five heats were made, the
judges declared Mr.. Patton's bay mare,
"Maid of the Mill," winner, over Mr..
Welsh's bare horse. This was u very
close and spirited match The time made
in the last heat was 3:14.
The diploma for the best female equis.
trian was awarded to Mrs. Martin Luper.
REMARKS.
Our reports of yesterday aud to-day,
as will be seen, are very mcagrc, and we
greatly regret that we are not able TO
give them more fully. There were many
animals and articles worthy of note that
have been entirely omitted in this report,
but our inability TO obtain the names of
either the animals or their owners coupled
with our limited time for attending and
press Of other duties, will, we trust, be
fitting excuse. The entire list of premi-
ums, as awarded By the several commit.
tees, will appear in our columns in short
time.
We improve this opportunity to ex-
press, in behalf Of the attaches of the
DEMOCRAT Office, our Acknowledgements
to the officers, individually aud collec.
lively, of the Linn County Agricultu-
raj Association, for their kind favors.
gentlemanly y treatment aud courteous at
tention during the Fair We observed
thatthe judges were impartial in their
decisions, giving an equal 'show" 10 all
who entered stock for premiums, and dis
playing lcniency and good will to all CON-
petitors The Marshall and assistants
were indciatigable and untiring in their
efforts to preserve order and harmony on
the Grounds aud keep the track clear of
obstacles during the races. The clerks
we're polite and affable to all, and paid
strick attention to registering entries
while the superiutendents in charge Of
the pavilion devoted their time TO ar
ranging and caring for such articles rs
were deposited in the building.
That the Fair was success, almost
every one who attended will bear witness
that it has established the Linn County
Association upon a living
and permanent basis, no one doubts.
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SEVERE ACcIDENT.-As Mr.. Crabt
was riding on horseback in from the Fair
Grounds, on last Tuesday evening, his
horse became frightened and threw him
off, breaking his collar bone and otherwise
injuring him very severely.
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D9 In consequence ofeverybody want.
ing to attend the Fair this week, oul
readers will please pardon the scarcity Of
reading matter and ''deal with us kindly
Next week we will 'come to time" again
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undersigned arc hereby notified 10 appear and set
tic up within six weeks from this date. either by
note, cash or trade. and sav- costs Our accounts
NrsT nE SETTLED. J. FLETsCHNER co.
Albany, Oregon, October 9Th. 1866. v2nstE
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FIREMEN's BENEFIT.-The managers
of the Cosmopolitan Circus have kindly
rendered benefit performance for the
Albany Fire Company, to take place this
evening in this city, under their canvas.
Let there be a general attendance.
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AUCTIoNEER.-Mr. VIM. Lister an
nounces in another column that he has
procured license to auctioneer in any part
of the State, and solicits business in his
line. We ask for him liberal support,
assuring all that he is capable and trust
worthy.
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A KUNAwAY.-A span of horses at
tached to wagon ran away in town last
Wednesday, leaving the wagon-box in one
place, double-trees in another, part of the
harness still farther on, and at last account
the horses had run all away to tail, and it
was flying through the air in the neigh
borhood Of Lebanon.
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AuC1iOmeer.

IVnNtiE undersigned having taken ont License as
i Anetonscr IN this STATE. forewarns all per-
sons from doing business In that capacity, who are
not properly licensed 10 do 30 by Law.
UeG.An MM LISTER
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PERsoNAL.-We this week had the
pleasure of taking by the hand Mr.. Au-
gust Schwatka, publisher of the Oregon
Agriculturist.
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A BRACE OF BULLs.-Two gallant sons
Of Erin, being just discharged from the
scsvice, were rejoicing over the event
with "wce taste of the crnyter," when
one. who felt all the glory Of his own race,
suddenly raised his glass above. and said
"Arrah, Mike, here's to the gallant
ould G9th-the last on the field and the
first to lave it,"
"Tut, tut, man." said Mike, "ye don't
name that"
Don't name it, is it? Then fawt do
name 2"
T" Yc manc," said Mike. and he raised
his glass high, and looked lovingly at it
Heres to the gallant ould 69th-equal
to none And 50 they drank.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-10-06

NEW SToRE.-Messrs. J. Barrows &
Co. have received their goods and opened
out their store in their new fre-proof
brick building. They have an extensive
assortment of goods. and great taste and
skill have evidently been displayed in
their selection. Read their card in this