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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-26

Do Nor FoRaEr
That for fsw weeks you can get your
Bors AN ENrIRn OurpIr,
DrnBT CoAr, YEsr AND PANTS AND OvEnooAr,
Al a lees cost than you eau possibly buy the
goods and make them yourselves.
Gall and 500 the proofs Of this assertion.
NoAH wALrn 4 90,
ell PennsyivanlA avenue, near sixth ct.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-26

Ar NETTING Of the North PresbyterIa
church, held a lev evenings since, II was deter.
mined 70 invite Rev. Mr.. France, Of Kansas, To
supply the pulpit temporarily, with view 10 his
permanent settlement rs pastor.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-26

y WASnnaroH, D. o.. JssulIy Is, Isia.
10, 90 e PstiIioa Of qso1Ss n MoaSs, q 1rsss;
grAn I'd % him The il!h az Of May. isss tSr an
s ordered that the tsstnoay In the case be oloaed
sa the gth dsJ q April nsIti that the tlns tor
ding Arguments and the EEAInlnerH ToporN be
70 the lsth DAG % Apri hsKt, and thss aid psti.
tioa be heard On the atth day 81 Apsii Bs1t.
Rsron nag SPPo,s ~ I, q, ss g. ,,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-26
NT.Kb sTATss PArkNF 9TEioE. :.

Y W.SHisaIos, b. d, bee %, ISL.
On the pgtlion Of Joun u. MAsos, % Mes Bruas-
wick. N. j., PRAYING foe the eHieaai n of ! patsnt
Improvement In Lathe Chucka;
II Il orisrsd that ms tssiimouy 10 The ease be
Close 90 the nth dAy Of fsbtuA na1! that the time
limited 70 tho eth dag Of March merit aud thai sAld
partition be head on the lSih dsg q MsTsh next.
Auy person MAJ oppoea this ext.lnaiab.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-26

tory, COS seventh street, between and y. u
An ATRIAL TO RnASos.-Heaiih would be
much more carefally guarded than II IL at pres
emit, and the average Of human life lengthened
by many years, ifoommon sense and the light Of
experience were accepted bY the universal pub
lie as their medical monitor and guide. Tbs
true philosophy OF health Is simple. II consists
In rofrAlning IRON indulgenoos and lmprudenoss
which impair the vital forces, and In supplying
any deficiency Of vital power and constitutional
yiEor that may exist, By invigorating and al.
tsrative treatment To reinforce and regulate
a feeble system. and 10 prevent q more Vigorous
physique from yirldinE 10 unhealthy aud dsbilk
tatlng Influences, Hoatetter's Stomach Bltteru
Il unQusstlonably the most potent Of all vogetA.
bic purinera AZ q stimulant Il 10 the purest
ever administered In medical practice, a. tonic
and stomaehio, tho most infalllblv, a. an anti.
bilious agent, the nAfeat and suruat, and a. an
aperlent aud regulating medicine, mild and
painless, yet Irresistible. II Is a protection
aud Is particularly eifiotoious a. means OF fore
ArminE the system against tho ailments genera
tod BY n raw, damp, ungoulal atmosphero.
Hence its great value as . winter tonic and In
yigorant No one prodisposed 70 Indigestion,
billoumess, constipation, rheumatism OF nor.
vous headache, should ever DO without this Vital
Elixir. As q certain class Of country dealers
are very anxious to dose their customers with
''local bitterr," Of q worthless or pornicious
character, which thsy represent 10 be equal or
Superior 10 the great natlonal tonic, the public
!. hereby Jor''earHsd against their tricks Of
trade" JanxhhW6f
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-26
ITNITKD STATS PATENT oVFIoR

TINTED STATES PATENT oEFIoR,
" WARRINGTON, ID. u, JAnusry &, lsI1.
On tho petit on q sILAa Y, KHIoHr, Of bFuoklyn,
N ". praipg for tho sntsnsion Of pAtont granted %
In ptodDetioa Of Keotrot5po PiatesI
Z ostsT:d that he 1sstlno.y T. The sass 30 elssd
aiGuments and the FHAmtnors report b limited 70 ths
heard on the lsth day o. May NEXT
Any Psrson may ?Ppass this sHtanflon.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-26

u WssTsaroa. b. O., January H. Is7a.
% ths pettion OF kIuu bLIAa, Of Nssark, Nou
JoJsey, pfaylaG for ME eEonaon % patent gan %
v htn the lsfh dsy OF Apn lej9 and rslsaued on
Waioh q tseai
Ia ordered that the tsstlmony Ia the case be closed
the l2th day Of March merit that the tine Tor Al
Inc ArEnmsnts and tia KKAmner report be ilmltsd q
lhs sd dal Of March neEe and that said Dsttoa b
heard on The nth dag Of uarch merit
any person may opposs this sstsnsl,p.
laleise N. ID LEUuETr, Go ulssionsf.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-26

LADrns AND onsrs' Kid Glove Depot, the
largest In the city, IL at u. BAUn'a Corset Fac
tory, COS Seventh atreel, betHeen d and Y. u
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-26
Legal Notices.
S2yET q Fs

IN rHR SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
oFooiUhBIA, HOLDING A sPkoIAL TkRh.
JANuAnr 10, ls11.
10 the ease II MARY II, FoRnlsr. sdmlnistra-
trtn Of bLADEN fOnuHHr. deceased tha adm niatra-
VITA AforoaAd has, with the Appreciation OF tbs supreme
Court o. the District Of olubiA Aforesaid ted
1UEsDAY. January %, isli. tor the hnaI settle
msnt and dlsihsatcn Of the psr.oaa estate OF aid
deooaaed and Of tbs asssts IN band far the
bsve been collected and tarued luto moaey when and
whsra AL the orsdtn and heir. Of said deceased
nstihsd % attend with thsir olsima prp -ry vouehed
90 th.y may otherwise 81 Lag be .Ieind d IRON all
tsueht In said dsoeaaeda estatst Provided oopy Of
this oidsr be published week for three weeks In
the REPUBLICAN previous 10 the said DAT.
I.is.fs- E "a SEp y VIII.
THIS IL To uIVK HOrlOk THAT THE SUB-
sonbeTa has obtained from the Sarroins Court Of
the District o. COumhia. holding special term, lot
lers tssAmsntAIy the personal estate Of CHAiISs
kfrcHEL 0AhDssR. late OF WAahln ton county, d. u ,
dseeased Az persons having claims against The sald
dsoeaAed are hereby u-rned 70 exhibit the aama With
the voachsra thereof 70 the before the
10th day Of JAhuary neKt, they may Otherwise By
lAs he exclndpd IRON all benefit o. the aAld estate.
Otyon under my hand this 10th day o. JapaaTy IsI1
.,, ANN ELILA q AHDNRH
iAllIh9us HnooutHN
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-26

LIMITED sThTES P PAL. oEtIoE, IA ,...
On Tho petition o. hAnAH W, NERY, % wsst RoH.
bury, Mas udminia TatdI o. sa1lasl Very H., d..
ceased praying fot the extension 81 palsni granted
the said samuel Veyi ~, 90 tbs lIth dAy Of Nay,
"a ~ a lnprOssmSht In Working ahips Lover
u 4 ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed on the yth day Of April neIti that the time
llIi.sd z Ne ls.h dAE q hPrl nsIt and that said
peutlon De heard on the y ~ dag Of ADui neEt.
Any perann aiaI oppose this oKtenhi0n
ianie Th3W NJ ID. Lk0URfT, Ilomuisslo.sr
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-26

your orders for Balls, PARTIES weddings and
Receptions, who Is prepared to furnish upon the
shortest notice, In the most exquisite style, and
at reasonable rates.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-26
UNITED STATES PATEyT oFyIoE,

UNITED STSE saI sAGES 3 2TE .sns, Il, ,s,,
On The pegtlon Of GEoaoE y, hohsE, Of Green.
. pitsSi granted 10 him on the 9Sth day q jane,
isIs, Tor 40 imp owe cent N y rtFidgesi
ordered that the testimony In the be oloaed
~ the asIh day u Nay neIti that the tins fOr
hne ArEnments and the REamlners report DO limited
70 the fth dag Of June nont, and that said Detl.
tion be heard on the 18th day o. june noIt.
Az pss.on may oppose this I, :. sIssn.iap
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-26
lAIrIn0RE AND oHIo RAu.RoAp.

RALFlMoRE AID ONO RAILROAD.
r-,,..,.,.. y, .y MssEssEos, Pr, n LS5s
"a iiii n A.s5HSsh
ron BALaIMoRn
iosSP a.ssi SSS n El SsS " FEE '-'
LsA.e a.ill sIe.gt sunday. q tsi, siis. End N %
%' 'SS si ssIe5 II Il Z Z way STATIONS
bliRaynseHTs se,s,ls iAYssl AnHapali. Jenstlen
s is .sa M. s ss "a al Is, ~ = and nd
;,sgs 4 J.:.ogS The ?; AZ 81 Sunday, 10. =
oils Janstioa sAd RslAs csly 80.
Leave - as and 80 ., m. No train 10 OF fTop
Annapolis on aaaaiSS,, s,,. -
FOR RAITlMokE.
La" a'' Sb 4 VA %ArG sIsl Il isPs "Ha
,H ssok AZ f ses y 81 SPH fi Il = Vim
g g ss.s ~ 70 % I. m, .nd1,sp.a
sIy ssisa tS r.ia. tSoh bsl Ss 9 %Sssias
fos Stsss6air nd psls's Ds.u..a asl,, nous. and
Isa:s silS SsI,sssrs shd wiassssiss ssso$So mods
fhIogsh tslss. % NE ws.. s1n Be 40 .. u. Wash
~ Hs- ysst fSilsSsipsis sod Bo.isg a.: Silver
u''~'Hi Of "rhiOnsA lAhS s.,.s y, w l.osstsi.
tIS GN Rk55 SIa;.; a! E.sss' l Es:ss
TuRogsH LIEH RETyES5 NV SAS SsR
Trains esg-sen w.shlnSiou and Hsu YNFt are ~
Lsss. xsii '.ssspf hHadsSj a. 30 "a ia,S ssS
EuR PHn.ADELPHIA.
k,s'. aallT t's'sO' suAdaI)I 800 y" U.s. 'se
on sunDAY.
Lave nor Nov Yosk At en- ., N. sAd faiiadsiphiAs
lssplag can 20 Hsu YofS % ~ ,, q. uAia sRlS.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-26

THIs, Is TO ovs NoTICR THAT THE SUB.
ser Der has obi aimed tom the Supreme Oourt Of
the District OF Columbia. holding . special Term,
letterH tsamoutAry tbs parannAl Of OHAhLEi
u. WnrnEHoHn, late pf WashinSton county, d. u |,
deceased All persons havlng claims against the aid
deceased are hereby warned 70 exhibit the cams With
the !nuohsrs thsToot 70 The alhsor,bsr before
the 18Th day 81 JaBu ~ neHty thor may otherwise By
Law be sEclqded from ~ bspsht u the said estate
Oliver under my hand this 18th day o. JsnuAry, lHIl
jals-FBss JNO, n MIL,TR ER6tW
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-26
oLisiYss An! soE ,.s,I n! 3! nIsE,


Da' JonnsToN,
BALriMonk DOOK HoSPITAL
onoe : seuth Rrsdsrish HtrssI.
From hla attsn.~s prsstoe n the aroat HospltAis OF
knlops I'd he Hr.' IN thil eouafrJ. Vlj RnsIaad,
q sS'si s ff sRD isSs IN he void "i
gsahDe. p the Baek oI 1mps. strtst I,ss AHsotioa
y The Kidnsgs o. hledde IpvolahiarI DisohsSsss
tcs 5i,s ~ iss. pJsRspfA
81 glaaiae.., DIs.A,s q ~ Head. ThiSsl Eoss o.
.ss Rss rS sss G.. z.
lau HAbil. a Yoath.llcsnT aad sol,aS5 2sss,iess,
Msas al. q Jss isa ~ I'm q SS: g
nopss o anuaipaaona. rsadsrina nArriAsa. Ao,, In
yoUna MRn
obliged IN s6sa aloss-1 hHSii sassats isssasd isos.
sSs I'd SsS az; ssa sS . 81
nariaSe lmpo,.lhle ed destrTs both mind lhd bod
WhaI No chat 5oans aan. NE hops Of hiu ooua
IN. The Plids q n, pessa.s sh6aA b oIa
AZ sss,RSsss. M s7s% s q ~ ne sSass
dnAainH In . certain ssoF.t hehil
MAhnAgn.
sss eqE arsS q PLs1s.I sssEasss. tsss 3 Pss
AZ sihsr ds1ssiaeatios ssds Ssilsssa o'0"'s'e or
~ No lst.eu reoelYed uniu4 pqstD4id md eoh.aln.
ISs s,1HR 2 y NJ q y. soa. ssaf
ssB6 essi,nHg OF EHE PRESS
re lA.t ysAIl md the nunsFeas Important snraloai
Ds,.aasns PssIo,Rsd z p Johnslol. Witnessed o.
sos q which sVpsased ss. "a ~ sss Stai Rsps
s.s::s sf asssss; {. ' Q 6:
sSEIOE. SOUTH FRRPEEIcK So,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-11

ALBANY & SANTIAM CANAL.-S0me
days ago Superintendent Jason Wheel
er, commenced operations on the Ca
nal, and is now vigorously prosecuting
the work. We believe the heavy work
commences a short distance below the
mill Of Elkins Bros. and for some dis
tancc the cutting will be sixteen feet,
the average for thirty-six hundred feet
being about ten feet. The contract
tor digging this thirty-Six hundred
feet has been let to Mr.. A. B. Morris,
for about $1,000. This will bring the
Canal Out on to the prairie, and finish
es all the deep cutting, with one or
two exceptions, on the entire line to
this city. The Canal where cxcava-
ted is to be twenty-five feet wide on
the bottom !; where flnmed 1t Is to be
twenty feet wide In the clear. Mr..
Morris has tl.irty-tlve hands now EN-
ployed on the work, and will have tif-
teen or twenty wagons next week,
50 that the Canal will be showed right
along with all Greatness and dis
patch
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-11
FINANt1AL AND COMMERCTAr..
Gold ll324. Legal tenders s7@ssc

Gold ll334. Legal tenders S7@SSc.
The latest from San Francisco gives
no encouragement rs to IN early ad-
vance of present prices for wheat.
While prices in Liverpool still con
time good. u fraction higher tImn for
the sme period last year. there i not
shipping enough to carry otf our sur
pins wheat, and the prices for freight
on shipping at present offering is too
high tn enable shippers TO pay any
further advance. 1t hash~n stated to
us that much larger amounts of wheat
have changed hands at 5;c than could
be obtained when prices ruled 5c high
er. While buyers assert their hlief
that prices will rule still lower. pro-
durcrs are hopeful for an advance.
While the reports from Europe are of
a larger deficit than for 1871. until
more shipping + offered at greatly re-
duced rates tor freight. present grain
prices are not likely to improve here.
Portland prices give wheat at 81 10
delivered; Oats 81 25(gl 35 2 100 fhs;
eggs Soc z dozen; chickens $5a5 80.
No change in Albany markets.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-11

JURY.-FollOwing is the list Of .iu-
Yors drawn to serveat the OctolA-r term
of the Linn t0iuty Circuit Court :
Thomas Goodman. Mathew Dryson,
W. shelton. N. Vernon. Frank Sledd,
j. w. Coon, Il. Turner. yOhn Tetller-
0w. =. Froman, {. p. IIOg,e, Jessie
Irvine, d. I. Craig, &. Cochran. ). T..
Armspriger, Owen Barr, VIM. Porter.
N. Cunningham. J. W. Compton, X.
$. Cochran. A. B. Morris. Il. KNOX,
A. COndra. Jessie Barr. +. n. Daniels,
Leonidas Mcfarland. W. Foren, Alex.
Gordon, l.. Hasbrook, J. p. Hawk
and John ClaypOol.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-11

PoLTT1CAL.-One of the most inter
esting. entertaining and pointed Grant
and Wilson speeches we have had the
pleasure Of listening to, was delivered
at the Court House in this city. on
Wednesday evening last by Hon.
Thomas w. Bennett. Governor ofIda-
no Territory. The audience was large
for this place. and that his audience
appreciated the many splendid points
made by the speaker, was attested BY
the frequent and long continued aps
plause with which they were greeted.
The equal of Gov. Bennett as a speak
er Is hard to find, and wherever he ap-
pears rethe people Of Oregon the
effect will be for good. Give him a
full house wherever he goes.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-11

after was compelled to live by the
sweat OF Ills 'brow-a thin diet for one
brought up In such affluence, and sur
rounded BY 80 many fig leaves. After
Adam had been compelled to give up
the ranch. he tried poetry, his first
couplet reading thusly:
s'By Adams fall,
He lost it ALL"
But poetry hot proving his fort, he
Sliled,intO the stock buSines, in which
he succeeded. over average. But we
havn't time nor space to devote to tile
further History of Adam. The above
enGraving'ik Missourian's idea Of
Paradise after 1t was fenced In.
CIRcUs.-The Great Consolidated
European New York and San Fran
cisco Circus and Hippodrome, COM
bining the greatest talent on the coast,
will perform IN this city on Tuesday,
the 22d inst. DIR. Haskell, a member
Of the art preservative, and a perfect
brick In hiS own right, Is the general
agent. a conclusive evidence that the
show is first-claSs. Ad. next week.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-11

ILL.-HOn. n. II. Cranor. we arr
sorry to say. Ia again very III. his ply
sIcian pronOuncing him afflicted with
the dropsy. He came home on visit
to his family here last Saturday. and
his disease assuming a more serious
form. he il now unable TO return to
his seat In the Legislature at Salem.
In connection with bis many friends,
we hope that a speedy recovery may
be affected In his case. 80 that we may
not lose EAs voice and vote in the State
councils.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-11

limbid depths disports the speck!ed
trout In countless numbers. Here Is
the hunters paradise. In addition to
the luscious trout, the noble deer
abounds in every canyon and beside
every stream and II "heayier" game
ls demanded. black and brown bear
are to he found for the hunting. and
even the grizzly. the most terrible Of
all wild beasts, l. sometimes encount-
cred. Our artist has given US SCENE.
just at the peep o day, on the banks
of little lake, almost shut out from
the SUMS bright rays by towering
rocks and forest shade.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-11

The following is told as having re-
Gently occurred in this city: A lady
from the country entered one of our
grocery stores aud asked the clerk If he
wanted to purchase some Chickens
couple Of them-at the same time
throwing a couple of live ones on the
counter. The clerk replied that he did,
and rs the tied pair showed conSi,Iera-
bic anxiety to be freed from their un-
pleasant fix, he asked her ifthey would
lay tlere-neaning would they lie
few moments on the counter until he
could attend to them. Lay there 2"
Indignantly asked the old lady; ''of
course not. Them's roOsters--tlley
won't lay nowhere"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-11

BEACTIFUL.-We are indebted to j.
I.artlmm & Co.. Of Boston. publishers
and dealers in engravings, chromos,
ETC., for two beautiful engravings, en-
titled "The Cherub' and "Raphael's
Cherub. Two handsoner pictures
could hardly be conceived. and We
shall have them framed. and hanging
from the walls Of our castle, they shall
gladden. our eyes and cheer our heart
as we travel through the journey Of
life.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-11

"RALIY ROUND THE FLAG, BOYs."
Hon. J. III. Mitchell, Oregon's new
U. s. Senator, will speak on the poIit-
ical issues of the day, at the Court
House In the city Of Albany, on Sat
urlay evening, October 10Th - one
week from tomorrow. The citizens
Of Linn and adjoining counties are In
vited to be present and listen to one Of
Oregon's most eloquent speakers. The
ladies' are especially requested to Mt
tend.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-11
A. WHEELER,
sEHEDD, OREGON.
f0rWarding& Commission Merchant.

Agent for the sale Of the celcbrated BAN
WAGON, aud all kinds Of AGRICCLTUR-
AL MACHINERY.
Consignments solicited.
TOWN LOTS, In the town of shedd, for
sale.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-11

HoLLOwAY's OINTMENT. The nstontsh-
ing. rapidity with which this PREPARATION
cXtinguishes pain. reduces external In.
fiammatiOn, heals sores, removes ernptions
and tumors, and cures rheumatism, gives
It boundless popularity. Sold u Maiden
Lame, N. Y. Price, 25 cents per pot. Ask
for new style the old IL counterfcited.
3w4
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-11

CAhD.-Mr. Chris. Bridgefarmer an
nOuucvs that he has appointed Mr.. A.
D. Morris as his agent to transact bus
Ineaa IN his name during bis absence
In Washington Territory.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-11

Wheat only 55c. and v. Baum, Pho
ncer Clothing Store, is selling according TO
iinrd Times He has a large and well ".
lected stock of Fall and Winter Clothing,
and is selling cheaper than any house in
the city. Give him call before you pur-
chase elsewhere. ia
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-11
AGRIcULTURAL.-Our first parents

Were agricnl-
turists--at least
they ran a gar
den. Adam, 1t
seems. was not
satisfied with
the Legitimate
RESULTS follow
ing the close at
telltion to his
garden, but
through the i'll
tluence of Eve,
went into an
apple specula-
tiOn, which op-
Grated diSast-
rously to him.
He was turned
ont of the gar
den. and there
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-11

The quality Ofthe whisky consumed
by Democratic editor may easily be
judged from the style Of his editorials.
When he swills down a large quantity
ota cheap article Of lightning he Is apt
TO assume a laughabIe and Iorlly air
Of c0lAsh respeCtability, and denounce
his nelghboEs Is llarA thieves and
blaCkguards.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-11

During the great ratification meet
Ing In Brooklyn, N. Y, ON the eth
Inst, by the falling Of the platform on
which the speakers were, two boys
were crushed to death, and three others
injured.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-11

WHEELER. at Sl'edd. has Just replen-
ished his stock, and customers will
find a full line of all kinds of goods at
lowest rates. Merchantable produce
of all kinds bought at highest market
rates, as usual.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-11
MARRIED.

On the 9th inst, at the residence of
the bride, by Rev. $. G. Irvine, Wm.
IL. Miller and Mrs. Rachael Boggs--
all of Linn county.
Compliments received. May the un-
ion prove one Of unalloyed happiness.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-11

POIsoNED.--Ans. Marshal lost q val
liable dog last Saturday. Somebody
has thrown poison around loose, and
Ans dog gobbled up some oft. Sew
eral other dogs, we learn, were served
the same way This placing meat.
bread. or any thing else eatable, COLI
tanning poison, for the purpose of de-
stroying animal life. Is dangerous
business, and parties guilty Of 1t are
amenable to the law. aud should be
made suffer the penalty ofits violation.
Some people seem born for no other
purpose than to commit little coward
" acts like poisoning dogs and cats.
Scat! Meow.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-11

Mary Alberty, daughter of Richard
and Elvira Reynolds, was born in
Linn county, Oregon, July u, 1870.
and died In UmatilIa county, Oregon,
Sept. 10. 1872, aged 2 years month
and IL days.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-11

A FINANCIAL FAILURE.-The re-
ceipts at the State Fair last week
amounted to Just ten dallars less than
half enough to pay the premiums. 1t
is reported that the Society willborow
money and pay the premiums in full.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-11

DON'T BELIEVE Fit has been as
serted In financial circles that Brown
ard Reid are the parties who spread
the dog poison Inst week, but we are
not Of ehOse who believe the assertion.
They havn't got down as low % that
vel,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-11

DEAD.-T'he wife ofDr. W. G. Jones
departed this Tie, after a prolonged
Illness, on Thursday Of last week. The
funeral took place from the Presbyte-
rian church on the Saturday following.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-11

For OCHOcO. number of teams
and cattle passed through town en-
route for the country east ofthe noun
tains, on, Wednesday.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-11

BRlCK.--Any amount Of brick can
be obtained at our brick yards. at a
much less figure than they have been
selling for for two or three years.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-11

Mean temperature for the month. 81 do
grees. Highest temperature ON the llth,
"a: lowest on the sd, So. Highest temper
lowest on the cath, 81. Clear days, 10;
cloudy, g.: showery, S. Wind north 20
days, south I, northwest 3.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-11
BEAUTIFUL 1.-Two days ride, over

a hirnolntain
read, and the
seeker after
health and
pleasure from
this city reach
e. the I" little
hills''-theCas
Ttlc rnge.-
Il M DO W trJl
among huge
,nouniainS,c0v
cred to their
tops withtlense
forests of fir
and other tim
Der, are to he
found great
lakes Of clear
cold. sweet
water,inwho
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-11

BORN.-October 9th. to the wife of
W. A. Mcpherson. ESD, a daughter.
Bully for Nc.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-11

NICE WoRK.--F. NJ. Wadsworth Is
now executing some Of the incest paint
ing yer'put OH wagons and Sich in
this burg. Call at his shop and see it.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-11

To ROsEBURG. The track Of the O.
Il G. Railroad Is finished as far as
ROseburg.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-11

FREsIL-New supply OF groceries
ETC.. per last steamer, at Iayton's.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-11

DRY GOoDs-A large and varied
sock, at P. c, Harper 4 Co.'S,