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KDMNIETRACIONG GENERAL DE CORRE0S
( de la IsIa de PuertO.ERicO.

En,lasucesiOn no SO cursara pliegO nj carta Ger
tificada sin que q su dOrsO leven cincO sellOs de
lacre coloesdese los del franqueo correspondentea
al frepte de los mismOs; segun esta preVenldc
pOr las Reales Ordenanzas del ramO
Sc pnblica en- los peri6dcOs deesta Provincial
para c0nocimiento del p1blieo. r4eg
Pn6Fto-Rieo 18 de Abril de 1872.-El Admor. Gral.
-Mignel Angel QuadradO. as ssa $50 aao aF
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Cagua,s..

Ell desafio de gallos annnciado en- dicho pueblo
para las pro xnas pascnas de Resurreccion dias 50
81 del coTriente 10 de Abrl pr6ximOs Sc trans
fere para celebrarse en- los Is IA is del entranto
Lo que avisamos al p6blcOs para e0u0cinientO
lie todos los aticionados que han de favOrocsfnos
Mario 20 de 1872. Felipe Jimenez, Eduacdo san
jnrjo s086H SO. a0& Ts 10 IL 2.
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. De venta,.

1egnas potros potrancas de la meior raza del
pals. DirigiBe ROig heFmaIios, en- Hnmacar < q,
las Piedras, barrio eli Rio. -. - r 10 ;. :
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DE EMATANZAS.
"Cuatro frascos de Pildoras de Bristol me han Gu
RADIO de un fuerte dolor Gle cabeza." Manuel Pimen.
DE LA HABANA.
mi antigua Indigestion ha desaparecidO con e]
usO de nueve botellas de PildOras." Eduardo Anto-
NV III; DE SANTIAGO DE CUBA.
'1nfnitas gracias; cinco botellas de Pildoras han
eH'rpadob 81 hra}!'"
''Estoy, muy agradecido 4 Vds. La dyspepsia ha de-
saparecfdo graclas las Pildoras de BRISTOL" Jose
DE REMEDIES.
LAS PildOras de Bristol me han curadO de las AL
morranas, no me han vuelto va hace 10 meses." f.
A'' O0 DE DEPUERTO PRINCIPE.
He gadecidc pOr pHGhos amos % del nal de hg
DE SAGUA.
"Tengo ell gustO de anunciar que sus PildOras me
han curado de las afecclones dispeptcas." Luis j.
+ --'''' DE CARDENAs.
La Constipation habitual deQue liable & Vds. ha
sidO curado con las Pildoras." P. l. Gomez.
. nag 900 DE LA HABANA.
"Seis Botellas de Pildoras me curaron del dolor
de est6magoy NAL aliento Miguel u. Martinez.
La fatulencia dolores Gle ylentre me han he
cho padecer mucho pero con solo tres botelltas de
Pildores creo haberme curado completamente." Isl
NoAO DE CIENFUEGOS.
"Sin tener ninguna espec1fca enfermedad, he pa
ei mso de las Pldoras durante tres semanas he vee
to & mi estado de vigor fuerza natural" Joaqui-
RabillO. & 1,r,
.eHe hecho uso de botella de Pildoras para pre-
bar. v me han curado de La febre continua que te-
MIA" Ricardo Guzman.
! Mill a8s5 DE TRINIDAD. 1916 8
"Despues de tanto sufrir de ataques biliosos, por
fin me siento ben: ell resultado 10 he alcanzado con
el us0 de 00tfsi pR PhR fS DEL Rfo eF0 T.
clos constantes dolores dc hfgado Y est0mago los
he or1radO usando frascOs de sus Pildoras y me
senfo otro hombre.n jose de COsta
la Zarzaparrilla al mismo tempo que las Pildo-
ras aoresura mucho toda cura.
De yenta entodas las principales Botieas,
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PARTR MERCANTILE.
MoYiMIENTo MARITIME.


ENTRADA9.eg,.~e Ss~a.ssq.
1D-De Agnadilla dem4s puntos de su ruta vap
esp. c0gtanerO sTTiunfO" $50 ton. can LartiteoIi
con 0f6ctOs pasageros . -
.19-De Hambnrgos en- 36 iias berg. gol Holand9s
Nicolas Maria" III tom cap. 'SheTphierv con car
gasgeneral lOs SIS Lamb 8torer v Cad. sIss 81
19-De BARCELONA en- 40 dias berg. gol. esq., pa,
lare del Bastlllo" lSS ton cap 81 Juan con frutos
49-De Barbada en- dias go1 ing. s..Britania, r217
ton cap. Donald lastre los Srs. Latimer y COM
ly-De L6ndres en- 40 slias gol. prnsiafs eFriede
TX" l9S ton; cap. Janzen con carga general Lamb
1e-De San Thomas en- /. dia gol. esp. .Perseye-,
Eanela~ ~ Ton. patron Larrondo mercancfaS.
.l-De Agnadilla en- 3 adias gol. esp Maria del
AmFar0D % ton. patron JardO con efectos
,eEgF1 ~ IA a6AL1NNDAN,a 800 N81sAA
16-Fafa Cadiz pol, go. esp. "Emiliao 11s ton.
1S-Rara San Thomas vap.e ing. "ArIooo 756 tons
cap R5x cor co!Iespon ondeneia pasageros.
11-Eat& AreclD0 haL esp sReEseVeranciala6 a. z a6 ton
patron Darrond0 con meTcancfas =.
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LlCENCIADO I'D. Boa quin CeferinO
Fernandez Alcalde Mayor en- prOpie-
dad de La villa de Sam German y sa
parti(lO. -& sze
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EscueIa Elemental COIlpIeta

BAJO LA AADvOCACION DE NUEsTRA SENORA
De los Dolores.
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AVISO.

AL que suscribe lie fu6 hurtado sin que sepa por
al sorteo nmere 16 que ha de celebrarse el % del
corriente LO cual bace notOrio fin de que el tene-
dor de dicho MI nero Sc 10 devuelva entienda que
81 resuta premiado deducra sus derechos contra ell
que Sc presente a recojer ell importe.
Yabucoa Is de Abril 1872.
EvangeliSta Garcia. 2
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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-27

BEDRocK PRICES. Messrs. p. c.
Harper & 10. are offering extrorli.
nary inducements to purchasers In the
way ofstaple dry goods. Wishing to
close out their stock Of clothing. they
are offering splendid beaver snits. for
men and boys wear, atcost and freight.
The ladies will find on their shelves a
superior assortment Of dress goods,
trimmings. etc, for sale at greatly re-
d,,cvd rates for cash. A full stock Of
general merchandise at lowest figures
for cash, during the holidays. A gen-
eral invitation to all Is extended to
call at their store and prospect" for
themselves.
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Albz,ll! 2eaisier.
LOCAL MATTERS.

lS7S.-As the new year will be ush-
cred In before another issue Of the
REGISTER, We take this occasion to
greet our readers. far and near, with 4
HArrY New YEAR. During the year
passed we have been favored as q COM
munity by the absence Of any Of the
terrible scourges that 1t has pleased an
overiling providence to visit upon
Others. For health, general prosperity,
ard numerous other blessings we as a
people have enjoyed during the expir-
ing year. 1872. VIC should, with CRATE
fill hearts, return thanks to the giver
Of all good. wishing that each one
of the REGISTER family may be blessed
with every good during the year 1873,
we again extend our greeting-A A
Harry NEW YEAR TO ALL.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-27

THE ExHIBITTON-At Albany Col
leglate Institute, on last Friday even
Ing, called out almost the entire pOpu-
latlOn Of the city. The house was not
only crowded but jammed full Of peo-
ple-Aat least one-thlrd Of the audience
being compelled to stand during the
entire performance, there being no
seats, and no place for seats. The ex-
hibitiOn was very creditable indeed,
quite up to the mark, and seemed to
give universal satisfaction.
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DONATION SUPPER-At Odd Fel-
lows Hall on last Thursday night. was
a success. The ladies succeeded adj
mirably in all their arrangements. The
Hall was crowded, all of whom receiv-
ed a ''sufficiency full" Of the good
things Of life in the shape Of cake, pie,
chicken, ham, hot coffee, etc., etc.
There was music, promenading-in
fact there was an unlimited quantity
of fun and real social enjoyment, every
one seemed making it q point to not
only enjoy the occasion himself, but
help Others to enjoy it. As all the
good things provided for the occasion
could not be disposed ofin one evening,
a lunch was set on Friday, which was
we'll patronizetl The net receipts
were sos. Speaking for Ourself, we
never enjoyed ourself better anywhere,
and we are in favor Of donation parties
when conducted as was tlat of the 10th
inst.
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THANKS. Rev. G. w. Shaw and L.
dy request us to return their sincere
thanks to the citizens Of Albany, who
SO literally donated Of their means to
them, on the occasion Of the Donation
Supper, at Odd Fellows Hall. on
Thursday evening Oflast week. There
was contributed some $05 III coin, be-
side other things.
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A letter received here from Pine
Creek. Washington Territory, dated
Dec. 9TH, 1879, from former rcsiden
of Linn county, gives some Interesting
particulars Of that country. The writ
er lives on Pine Creek, about one mile
from the line between Idaho and
Washington Territories, and ninety
eight miles northeast Of Walla Walla.
The soil is rich, and the valley or bit.
tom described as gently rolling. with
no abrupt bluffs or steep hills. and no
rocks. The bunch grass Is pronounced
superior and Is unlimited In quantity,
stock soon become "rolling fat" and
work horses a nd cattle, although work.
ing daily. with no other feed, keep In
good condition. At the date of writ
ing the grass was four inches high,
green and luxuriant--a perfect stock
paradise. So far very little cold wealth.
er had been experienced, and but little
snow had fallen, and that disappeared
In few hours under the rays OF a
brigh warm sun. Farmers were busi-
" engaged IN plowing. there having
not been sufficient cold weather to IN
teriere with the work. A nine year old
COW, that had weaned a calfin Septem-
bef, was killed in November for beet.
She weighed seven hundred pounds
net, one hundred and twelve pounds
of which was tallOw. The valley is
represented as extraordinarily healthy;
Is settled as thickly as Albany Prairie.
The country Is alive with prairie chick
ems, while not single rattlesnake is to
be found. Oats and seed wheat COM
mand ole dollar per bushel.
The same gentleman describes Pc
louise valley as very narrow, while the
hills that border It's sides and shut out
the vision, are abrupt and rocky, and
to add still farther to their unattractive-
ness, are full OF rattlesnakes. His ad-
vice to dissatisfied farmers is to come
to Pine Creek.
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The FESTlvAL--At the Collegiate
Institute on Tuesday evening, was
gotten up BY the ladies Of the Presby-
terian and Congregational churches,
especially for the children. The ladies
had provided . bountlful supply Of
coffee, cakes, candles, etr., which were
speedily distributed among the large
number present. Several tableaux
were introduced during the course OF
the evening, to the infinite delight
and amusement of the audience. Songs
were sung, and . happy and pleasant
evening spent by all.
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INSTALLED. - Following are the
names of the officers of Bayley Chap
ter No. 8, R. A. NJ, installed at their
lodge room In this city on last Satlr-
day evening: Geo. Humphrey, H. p,
Geo. r. Helm, X; N. v. Brown. =;
PC. Harper. G Ii; NJ. G. George,
PS; A. b. Paxton, II AC; L. Kline,
M lst v; J.D. Price, NJ adv; w.
F. Alexander, NJ Sd v; A. Parker,
Treas; Ed. Carter, Sec; WIN. Peters,
Tyler.
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for two hours unavailing. It pursued
its way n0rthward, or down the river,
burning every thing on the east side Of
Front street, from Morrison to Wash
ington street, ths langth OF two blocks.
Between Morrison and Alder, and
nearly opposite whore the fire started,
Il communicated to the wooden build
ings on the west side Of Front street.
All the buildings Of that block. 'front.'
ing on Front street. except Vanghn's
Occupied by HyInan Bros.) standing
on the corner OF Morrison, were tes-
troyed, with nearly all their contents.
The c0nflagration was stopped here.
The Occidental Hotel was damaged In
the rear. but the main building was
saved. Several buildings Of this block
fronting on First street were damaged.
The owners all met with Losses by
moving out. This was also the case
with many who occupied buildings In
the adjoining blocks for at one time
1t was the general judgment that the
entire business portion of the city
north Of Morrison street. must godown
before the raging conhagration. For
t,lnately. the wind suddenly veered
round from South to North, and the
further spread of the flames down the
river was stopped.
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$4,000 IN CASH FOR $1.-We call
the attention of our readers to the ad-
vertisement in another column of the
Nebraska State Orphan Asylum. A
chance Is here offered to win q fortune
In Public Drawing, and at the same
time help noble and worthy institu-
ton. l5w4
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BROKE LOOSE. During the storm
on Monday night. the fcrryboat at foot
OF Ellsworth street broke loose from its
moorIngs and was carried to tho mid
die oftRe river, where It swayed lack
ward and forward during the night,
creating i terrible strain on the guys
and steel rope used in guiding 1t from
shore to shore.
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RnnwAY DIsAsrER.-on Tuesday

RAILWAY DIsAsTER.-On Tuesday
morning a culvert gave way on the o.
& c. Railway, about eight miles south
Of Eugene City, at Camas swale,
throwing the caboose and one passen-
ger car from the track, smashing said
cars, aud more or less injuring fifteen
persons one Of whom, Mr.. Pond. a
section boss It was thought could
hardly survive his terrible injuries.
The engine aud tender passed safely
over the cnlyert, but ms soon as the
wheels Of the next car struck 1t it
gave way, precipitating the balance Of
the train from the track. Mr.. John
Hurl, Of this city, and family. were
among the passengers, but fortunately
escaped without bruise. The train
was delayed by the accident, to this
city, about ten hours.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-27

WILD CHERRY BAIsAM.-The Meln-
ory Of Dr. Wistar ia embalmed in the
hearts of thousands whom his Balsttm
Of Wild Cherry has cured of coughs.
colds, consumption, or some other
torn Of Pulmonary disease. l5w2
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BEAUTHUL.-0h, the rain, the rain,
the beautiful rain, with the streets and
sidewalks raising Cain; wettlng your
clothes, running your nose, chilling
your toes, stopping over wherever 1t
goes. No silly praise, not any for
"Wain," Of that dampest Of frauds,
the beautiful rain!
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MAYORS DFFICE. I
PORTLAND, Dec. %, 1872. !

PORTLAND, Dcc, rs, lotZ.
HON. M. v. BROWN, MAYOR OF ALBANY:
Dear Sr--Ihe action ofyour firemen
and citizens, in fastening to our relief
with your fire apparatus at a time
when 1t was feared that our city was
to be laid In ruins, Is but another proof
that distance does not lessen the sense
Of obligation to help one another when
occasion may require. Your men, as
did all. worked nOhIy. We thank you
and them.
Yours very truly.
PHILIP WASSERMAN,
Mayor.
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There is nothing like Success

There IN nothing Hike success And
to win 1t In this practical age, there must
be real merit at the foundation. This Is
found in the NEW WILSON SEWING MA.
CHINE, Its steady growth IN popular
favor, speaks louder In its behalf than
could any words Of ours Itissilnple, easy
to operate, makes the lock stitch, does all
kinds of sewing, and runs lightly and
smoothly. 1t binds, gathers, tucks, fells,
hens and braids better than can be done
by hand. Being lower In price than any
other first class machine, comes within
the reach Ofall.
A first class Wilson machine, with all the
modern improvements, can be had for $50
\ a splendid article for Christmas pres
enl. To be had Mt BLAIN, YOUNG \ Cos,
wholesale and retail dealers in general
merchandise, Albany, Oregon. l5v5
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REPoRTED.-Messrs. Beach. MOn-
teith & Co., Jas. H. Foster & Co., and
Westlake & Simpson, It Il reported.
are losers to a greater or less extent BY
the Portland fire.
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THE SEQUEL.

Our infol mant further says, agreea-
BILE to contract, the parties beaten in
the game OF cards, actually went for
ward to the altar, and remained there,
and he believes they were benefited
thereby, as they have quit cards, have
become regular attendants on the gos-
pei ministrations, and have changed
entirely In co,iduct md conversation.
In conclusion oar igformant expressed
his belief that no poiat Ia Marion
county stood In more need Of q stir
ring up in religious matters than jeff
ersOn, before this meeting commenced.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-27

HOLL0wAY's OINTMENT AND PILLS.
For rheumatism, neuralgia, scvOfirla.
cancer. sore leg. salt rheum. an& Ml
ernptlons. the ointment Is the only
safe and certain specific. and the pills
are equally reliable In dyspcpSSG Sold
~ Maiden Lane, y. Y. Prise rs cts.
per l'Ot or box. Ask for new style :;
the old Il cOunterfeitetl. l2w4
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No PrTUREs. The terrible storms
Of the first ofthe week has delayed our
engrayIngs they may reach here by
next week. If 10, look ont for New
Years.
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A friend from Jefferson gives us the
following In regard to the great revi-
val meeting which has been progress
sing in Jefferson, some eight miles
from this city, on the banks Of the San
tam, for several weeks past, under
charge Of Rev. Mr.. Finn, Methodist
minister, and Rev. Mr.. Mayfleld. Of
the United Brethren denomination.
The meeting was commenced early IN
November last, and has been contin-
ued steadily mp TO the present time ;
but 1t was thought would be dlscontin-
ued the present week, ministers and
others having become exhausted with
their prolonged and arluous labors.
The liveliest interest in religious mat
ters exists, and the meeting has been
productive OF great good, more than
forty. 1t is computed, having openly
made profession ofreligion, and united
with one of the two denominations
represented.
GAMBLING FOR SEATS AT THE ALTAR.
While the community in general,
said our informant, are disposed to
hold all matters pertaining to religion
as sacred, there are quite number of
young men, and even those who have
long since passed the day whey they
might be clas:ed as young, in the COM
munity, who were ready to jest and
even scott at religion and religious
duties. Some of them went so far as
to procure a deck of cards and engage
in game OF ''seven up" the parties
losing in the game agreeing to go
forward, the same evening, and re-
quest the prayers Of all christians for
their salvation.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-27

All subscriptions not paid up by
January lst, 1873, will be discontinued,
bills made out and placed in proper
hand for collection.
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wAslIrxaroH rERRzToRx.

THE PINE CREEK C0UNTRY-FARMERs
FLOWING IN DECEABER-GRAss FOUR
INCHES HIGH--A GENTLY ROLLING
COUNTRY WITH NO ROCKs-ENTIRE
ABSENCE OF RATTLEsNAKEs, ETC.,
ETC.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-27

NAVIGATION. The Shortly passed
up the Willamette ,l'uestlaE lROsUhlg.
The river Is In good stags>
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-27

ca The best RemAeaay G0P Purifying
the Blood, strengthening the Nerves, Re-
storing the lost Appetite, ia FRRHHCN
MAMBUleA TEA 1t Ii the best presery-
atiye against almost any sickness, If used
Timely. Composed OF herbs only, Il GAIA be
given safely to infants. Full directions In,
English, French. Spanish and German,
with every package. TRY It'll For sale
at the Wholesale and Retail Drug Stores
and Gnccrirs. EMIL FRESE, Wholesale
Druggist, Sole Agent, S24 Clay street, San
francisco. lSm6;
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NEW TO-DAY.
y. w. BALDWIN.
ATTORNEY mpaS Q,seswsseIoF me Inv

NbNWEu0FV VSBsW NWsSSsREtBF NJ HASW9
WILL Practice IN ALI. THE Courts
w In the ID, Sd and 18th Judicial Ibis
tricts. In the Supreme Court Of Oregon,
and In the I. 8. District and Circuit Courts.
OFFI'E Next door east Of the w. u. Tel
egraph Office, First street, Albany, Linn
county, Oregon. lSv5
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-27

CELEt'TEN OLD (OMl.AN US LEHIGR
~ Coal: Jackson Creek, G'ask md Bulk
Cumberland Coal Hard anh son Pix Iron.
Bling speciality, the abOSe aN selected
with great CGlrp for interior consumers.
j. Il. N)YLE,
4l3 anil III I'acitic street. and 42O East street
wharf. between Jackson and Pnciflc, San
FrunCiscO. ljv5
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A. WHEELER,
A. WHEELER,
SHEDD, OREGON,
&COnnESiOn Merchant.

Dealer In Merchandise and Produce. A
COOL assortment Of all kinds of Goods al
ways in store at lowest market rites.
Agent for ale Of Wagons, Grain Drills,
Cider Mills. Churns, &C., &c.
CASH paid for WHEAT, OATS, PORK.
BUTTER, EGGS and POULTRY.
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GREAT REVIVAL OF RELIGION AT
JEFFERSON, MARI0N c0UNTY-MEET-
ING UNDER THE AUsHCEs OF THE
UNITED BRETHREN AND METHODIST
--FORTY PERSONS CONVERTED AND
ADDED TO THE CHURCH, TIMELY
REVIVAL.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-27

DEOPLE FURNISHING SHOULD CALL
4 and see Tnrrell's large stock of Car
pets. 0ll-clOths, Blinds, Rugs, etc., which
he u selling, very Cheap. laA
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THECHRISTMAs TREE-At the Court
House on Tuesday evening, under the
supervision OF the M. +. SuNlayscl'ool,
called ont an immense cOnCOnrse Of
people. One large tree had been
erected. on whose branches hung a
large number Of gifts, not only for the
children but ''Old folks" After the
delivery Of presents began. it was In
teresting to watch the ever varying
scene, the smile and happy voices Of
those who Ind received some beauti-
fill present. and the kindling eye and
nervous, trembling excitement ofthO'e
on the tenter-hOOks ofexpeCtancy. 1t
was a gay and festive occasion. ami
hugely enjoyed by thOse who had been
reIpemhered OH the tree.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-27

TREsH FIELD, FLOWER \ GARDEN
Il Seeds at
HACHENY q sTEMME,
Corner First and Main sts., Portland.
cdyr Catalogue sent free on application.
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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-27

LOO. F.--FoIlowlng named gen
tlemen were elected to till their res
pectlye chairs in Albany Lodge No. 4,
T.O.O.F., for the new term commenc-
Ing January 9Th. 1873: Coll. Van
CIeve, N.G.; N. Baum, V.G.;C. W.
Shaw. =; C. Keiter T.; Bros. J. r.
Backensto, Fred GFafnnl G. w. Shaw.
Trustees. Installation at the new Hall
In Fox Bros. brick. on Wednesday
evening next, commencing at s
O'Clock. tn which all Odd Fellows IN
good stumbling, and their families. are
Invited. Music and refreshments will
be provided for the OCCASION.
SToRM, The storm Of Monday night
was the sevenst OF the Winter. The
rain fell IN torrents, while the zephyrs
held high carnival, making strong
buildings to tremble with It's might.
and scattering sIglls and flag poles
Illtller and you. The weathercOck on
the Court House was blown down, as
slso the flagstaff over tho CITY Hall.
The Storm, ragged nearly all pighl>