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rorc adjnntod by boyd, whoso family was mur-
dcrcd whom le spoke for tho frat tin,o, saying
You havo tho wrong man." - Who Ii the
man :" was inquired ue replied, II don't
KNOW AZ he swung of, no said II dio
right" but what ho moant Ia a mt
tor OF conjecture. As tho wagon started
7. ho ,.sa', %sds L.. spring. evidently intending
10 fetled, and, although lo dIod with
scarcely struggle, twas forty-fivo minutos bo-
fore ho was cut down. The body WAS then taken
to Los Oygnes, placed In q coffin, md doliyorol
to the Bheriff. Tho victim WAS ato1id and I'M
movable, throughout. showing no sign Of emo
lion, and md acting moro like a brute than 2
rnan. Thoro WAS no none or drnnkonneHg. and
tho crowd waB orderly and quiet, but very deter
mined. It seemed to bo moro want Of fnit'i III
the effective machinery Of tho Inv for tl,e nllr-
poses Of Justice than any spirit.of vlndlcn'o'
noBs which prompted tho deol.
Br. Louis, Aug. 22.-Two ohorao-thioyoe, namou
Hickman md Stacey, accused of stealing horses
from Galloway County, wero brought to Jedor-
son CITY yesterday, and turned oyor to tho ALL
thorit;oa Of that city. To-dny they wero takon
to Fulton. As to whcthor thoy will meet tho
fnto Of Kollar is matter which o1citos consldor-
ablo comlnont.
Tho investigation Of tho Kiss1er murder
etill progrossos unlor direction OF Atty.-Gon.
Ewing, but, whllo thoro arc plenty Of witnossos
to tcatlfy to the procoedinga Of tho day. no ono
l,nB yot beon found who cRn, or will, identify
those directly engaged In tho lyncllng.
, 1873-08-23

LONDON, Aug. 22-Tho rumor is currcnt TINT
An attompt to release the Bank OF England
forgers from Newgato by a corrupted prison
official has boon discovered, and that tho ot1lcor
tampercd with was arrested. Tho "details Of tho
affair arc carefully suppressed by tho authors
ties.
Tho New York firm who offer Bystomntio turf
Investments in connection with tho English turf,
aro pronounced awindera by the Times.
LONDON, Aug. 22.-The throatonod lockout by
tho iron~maatora Of Manchester Of portion Of
their operatives Inns boon postponed for tho
prosent, . proposition having boon mndo to sub
NIT tho differences betwoen tho employers and
workmen to committee OF arbitratora.
, 1873-08-23
THE SCAFFOLD.
Execution OF Negro nIurdcrers in
mnrYlnnd.

AzAVNAA&AOA VI ANN6Ao 4AAAA&40HN 4AA
rlnrylund.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Aug. 22.-Two executions,
both negroes, took place in Maryland to-day Mt u
few minutes past 7 O'Clock. They were Nevin
Palmer. at Towsendtown, Baltimore County for
rape, and at Baltimore City, shortly aftor 10
o'clock, James West agod 49, was hanged for
murder. Whom hlr. Btett, spiritnal advisor Of
Pal1nor, enterod his cell, Palmer became 80 OK
cited that he rnyed and seemed entirely to forget
himself. In the excess OF Ills religious frenzy
ho shouted, clappod his hands, jumped up. kneit
down, shook hands with MI, and threw himself
into various attitudes.
The execution waa accompanied by the usual
scencH. Tho execution OF West wsB sickeniug
spectacle. His wholo body was In violent strug-
gle, swaying to and fro, his hands clutchod con-
vnlaively, aud were drawn up aud down, and hia
head moved back and forth With spasmotlic jerks.
Blood gushod from his noatrils, saturating tho
white cap in front and behind aud streaming
down his neck aud shoulders. The Bpaams con-
tinuod between five and eight minutes, after
which the body was at rest
, 1873-08-23
lANOTuEn M'LAUG1ILIN.

An ouae Kccper Arreat-'
cd for IknpCs
Tho proprietor Of tho ualoon No. "a West HIM
dolph stroet, Mccoy by name, las got himself
into trouble. Inst night u young Norwegian
girl, Mollio Johnson by name, WAS induced to
ontor the abovo plnco by tho proprietor, WHO
promised to show hor eono pictures. On her
an assault upon hor and succeeded In violating
her person, The don Ia one Of tho wornt In tho
city, and la pro!ty much tho samo aB McLangh-
Inns waB before tho exposures mado by THE
the proprietor abroad. Mccoy Is not aApne IN
tho business, but has partnor namod GraAam.
, 1873-08-23

to recover @t2, 900 worth Of property. sloiphhni
Du Waldo, q rolativc Of tho murdered Do Dlaco,
ia tho plaintiff.
Tho funeral aorvicoa ovor tho romainn of tho
nov: Dr.: dardlnor Spring took p1ncc to-day in tho
tor. Short sketches Of tho life md lnbors Of
tho lato Clergyman were made by tho ney. Dfs.
Vnn Dyko 0rtntston, Tying, and AdnmB.
, 1873-08-23

Judge, J. L. Broadhoad, Dean 8. Kelloy, j. s.
Bently, Selwyn Donpass, aud other citizo,,B went
before this committee and mado strong appeals
to them for tho preservation Of order, but in
vain. They woro then requested to mako an ap-
peal to tho mob on the othor side OF tho river
their return, but some were unwilling, others
were afraid, although at this point ono Of the
committee separated himself from tho others,
resolved to countenanco it no longer. Just as
they were starting 1t WAS suggested to Con.
Blair that IL ho would go over mud try to get
the mob to listen to him, lie should havo a scat
in tho wagon which Carried over tho prisoner,
Tho procession then moved out Of town, down
10 tho timber, through tho shadows OF tho largo
trees, ACROSS tho beautiful river, and upon aB-
cending the Western bank, found itaof in the
Sons, nearly all sulonly and Hcowlingly, but very
quietly, gazing at tho prisoner as tho wagon
bore him into the midst Of tho immonBo circle
which opened out to receive him. Con. Blur
asked permission to speak, which Was granted,
and 10 spoke for about twenty minuths In favor
Of law, order and mercy. At first 1t seemed as
ii his appeal would have somo effect, az mo-
ton WIS Inade aud carried to leave the fate Of
charge all day. During the consultation Of the
committee, Tho frionlB Of Boyd woro actiyo In
stirring up tho mob to vioont notion, and al-
though Gen. Dair's effort waH ably aeconded by
J. q. Dently, Esq., who bad just arrived on tho
ground, and another gentleman, 1t waa soon owl
don't that the tide was turning against the pris-
oner. This feeling undoubtedly affected tho
committee. and tho vote waR announced III seven
for execution and four for remitting Ills trial to
tho civil authortios. One Of those four, hlr.
Woodruff, then announced that ho would have
nothing moro to do with tho affair, and, turn
Ing his horse, rodo OF the ground. The VIC
tim, who waa German. and who may have
misunderstood him. crested him as ls rodo
anay with tho .p,thy romark: "You go to
hell" but In too low tone to be hearu except
immediately around him. Tho Rev. Mr. Gore
vas called, and Kellar WAS permitted 10 have a
private conversation with him. I1o WAS then
tnnunted m y Wagon, hla oyes paadaged, tho
, 1873-08-23

SDecial Dispatch 70 The Chicago Tribune.
Mn.wAUKEE, Aug. 22.-Honry Wockol, d rail-
road-grador, haiing from Germantown, attempt-
cd suicide at the police-station this evening, by
hanging himself. Station-Koopor Marshall dis
covered the fact, md saved him from strangula-
tion. Weckel had boon arrested for drunk
cnnoeB.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 22.-Nellie Smith. II yeara
old, after laying uside her ring and tho littlo
money in hor possession, attempted suicide in
the canal to-day. but was rescued. She assigned
parental abuse as tho cause.
, 1873-08-23

TlTusv1LLE, Aug. 22.-Now oil territory has
boon discovered four miles southwest OF this
city, Of which tho Daily Courier says: "1'ho
Tuloy i Gilmore woll, which waH struck yoster-
day on tho Hamilton farm haa quality Of Band
rock unsurpassed by any other territory In tho
oil rogion. There ia oycry nppearance that .
belt OF oil has been discovered which will rival
the Lower Allegheny district. This is the opin-
ion of tho Oldest aud most experienced oil oper-
ators. Tho citizonB Of TituByillo arc good
deal Interested in this new discovery.
, 1873-08-23

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Aug, 22.-Artlcles Of in
corporation Of the Evansville Il Iouibyille Mar
row Gauge Railroad Company wero fllod to-day
with tho 8ooretary Of State. Tho capital stock
ia $500, 900. Tho proposed road will extend from
Evansville to tet1ersonyile, and will pass
through the oounties Of Vandorburg, Warrfiok,
eps1eoF ps an,% h.,l ms;150n IT Floyd and
EvANsyl1Lz, Aug. 22.-1he Evansville Il
Greensboro Railroad WAS organized thia evening,
and e6l, 200 Of tho stock was taken At once.
, 1873-08-23


WABu1Na7os, Aug. 22.-For tho Eastern and
Middle and Atlantic States partly cloudy and
threatening weather during tho night. followed
by less oloudinoHs, varying pressure. and high
temperature tomorrow. For tho Lower Lako
Region increased pressure, lower temperature
and general1y clear weather, winds continuing
light and yariablo during tho night, but shifting
northerly and oasterly winds, with increasing
force on Saturday. For the western portion Of
tho Lake Region, and thence westward to tho
Torritories and Houthwnrd to tho Missouri Val
10y, diminishing pressure, continued high tenn
porature, with continued aonthensterly and
aoutAorly winds and slight cloudiness. For tho
Southern Btatos light, variable winds, slightly
rising Temperature in the Mississippi Valley,
and loss cloudiness except on the coast, whore
light rains may continue.
BTAGE OF WATER.
Daily report Of the stage of water, with
changes in tho a hours ending p. ul., Aug. %,
1878:
, 1873-08-23

Lou1sy1LLE, KY, Aug. 22.-At Oharloutown,
Ind, Inst evening, just before tho trim On the
j., III. d j. 4. r., left for .Loulsvillo, a man
named Tom Reynolds attudkod Sol slooomb,
shot him, knocked him down, and, getting on
tho t1an, .came to Louisville. Jumping off noar
Jofrorsonyilo, ho went to tho Nashville depot and
took the Las train Bouth. Tho officers solo-
graphed to Bowling Groen to stop him. sloeomb
Inns died of hiR injuriea. Nothing Inns been
hoard Of Reynolds.
, 1873-08-23
DES MONIES.

EnIlen From <srnCe-.Livory Men Sued
to Recover Unpntd License Dues.
Sptcia! Dfspatch to The Chteapo Tribune.
DUBUQUE, H., Aug. 22.-Dotails Of scandal
ous transactions, committed by a reverend
wolf in the Methodist Christian fold, have come
to light at Hanover Ill. The royoFord criminal
has fed to Missouri, but acknowledged hiB
guilt, and says he will remain on the stool Of ro-
pontance till God forgives him.
BultH woro commenced today by the city
againat Ivory mon. for nou-pnymeat OF llcenao,
tho amounts claimed ranging from $4,000 to
$4,000, most OF which IL accumulated ponalty
for nou-pRynoQt,
, 1873-08-23

PARIS, Aug. 22.-prnce Napoleon has boon
eloctol President Of tho Council General Of
Corsica by o majority Of 80. Tho Prince, IN his
address, to tho Council accepting tile position.
recommends that it's proceedings bo confined to
matters Of departmental interest.
PAn1s, Aug. 22.-At meeting Of tho nonibors
OF the Loft to-day it WIS decided to seek tho
support OF the Left Ceutro to prevent tho sue
cess Of tho planH of tho FuaioniBts aud Legitin-
ists for tho establishment Of Bourbon mon
2rchy.
, 1873-08-23

NASHVILLE, Tonn., Aug. 22.-The tlrst bale Of
cotton WAS received to-day by Gilbert, paraeH y
Co., from L. J. J. ". Pierce, Rutherford
County, and sold to Irwin L. Chase for ID centa.
, 1873-08-23

LoNpoN, Aug. 23.-~Diypatohes from Alexan-
irin. Egypt, give tho particulars Of tho loss In
the Rcd sea, near the eastern entrance, Of q
froighting stonmcr from Singapore and Shanghai
for London. The Captain,, officers, and some Of
the crow were loHt. Thirty-si1 OF the men
reached the land, but foil into the hands Of tho
SomandeeB. a Mohammedan tribe, on the shore
Of the Gulf Of Adm, and arc held priHonerH.
, 1873-08-23

ATHENS, Ang. 22.-1he Turkish troops havo
at last succeeded In capturing and killing tho
Cnrayannya brigands who were implicated In
tho brutal massacre ut Marathon. Tho brlgauds
made desperate but futile resistance, aud wero
finally oycrpoWerod.
, 1873-08-23
Obituary,

Special Dfspateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
Iowa CRY, Aug. 22-Dr. William Vogt, ono
Of our Oldest citizens, and prominent physi-
clan, died suddenly yesterday.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 22.--RoY. ". 8. Rogers, for
merly missionary OF tho Presbyterian Church
in India, died ut Oxford Inst Tuesday.
, 1873-08-23

gp,as Tsra''" T. a' 'eaq9 a5fe eonont
ia reported to-day at Ellsworth. 4 fow days
sinco tho Sheriff Of the county was killed by b
desperado named Bill Thompson. On Wednes-
day lust another rough by tho nau.o Of Piorco
does are threatening to destroy tho town, mud
tho citizons have formed themselves into MILL
tary companies for its defenao. During tho
cattle-season Ellsworth has q large floating pop
rlation, mainly Texans, Of desperate char
actor,
, 1873-08-23

EVANSVILLE. Ind, Aug. 22.-Mias Eatele lew
oll Of llockport, aged IL, daughter Of Horny
Jewell. took q lamp up to her room and placed It
on shelf which gave way, and the lamp was
burst, scattering tho blazing oil ovor her. Her
father rushed up stairs, and. finding tho door
locked. burst it in, and found her onyolopod In
ilamoa. she was go badly burned TINT sho died
few hours aitor.
, 1873-08-23
Good TcIaspInrBs Picnic.

Special Dispateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
BnANDwoon, I'll, Aug. 23.-Tho Good TemplaTa
Of this place celebrated the anniversary ct thor
lodge yostorday, with u grand procession and
picnic III tho park, and IN the oyoning public
meeting was hold Ia tho Town Hail. whom hr. A.
Paxton, OF Chicago, doliyorel NIL able addroBs on
tho intluonco of tho drinking custom upon the
homes Of tho people. The whole WAS great
p,,rCoAp
, 1873-08-23

Sptctat Dtspatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 22.-6onntor Morton loft
for Athens, o., this evening, whoro ho opens the
Ohio political campaign on Saturday evening.
Little interest HeemB to DO manifested here UPON
, 1873-08-23
Republican Primary Meetings III
mntlfHQlls

MADIsoN, Wis., Aug, 22.-At Republican eau
cusos held in thus city tonight, to elect dole-
gatos to tho Assembly aud Senatorial Conven-
tions, which elect delegates to the Republican
State Convention, delegates wero elected favor
ablo to tho election Of tho Hon. E. ". KoyeH,
Charles 2. DrosB, and Andrew Sexton.
, 1873-08-23

Tho cennug return has beon received from
O'Drlon County. Iowa. Tho population is 1906.
which will malo tho total stato population
l,25l, ,01s, an incroase Of 211,7o9 ainco the Inst
State cenHllB In 1861
, 1873-08-23

WoF.Hoom 1llrder In "nsh1nRt0n
WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-Bonjamin Uncle and
q man named McCarty engaged in q quarrel rel-
ativo to family Affairs in . gfoggory this after-
noon, when Uncle fired three shots ut MoCarty
without ofrcct. MoCarty returned the fro with
q fowling-piece heavily loaded, the nntiro charge
taking effect in tho head and face OF Uncle, kill
ing him instantly. McCarty was arrested.
, 1873-08-23

Special Nspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DEa MONIES, Aug. 22.-Willia,n Ball and John
Godfrey had An altorcation near Oska}oosa on
Tuesday, in which Godfroy was MORALLY wounded.
, 1873-08-23
INDIANAPOLIS.


Sncciat Dfspatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
1ND1ANApoI1s, Ind, Aug, 22.-The Exposition
Buildings will be completed tomorrow, and will
be ready for tho reception Of articles for oxhibi-
tfon Monday. So many applications have been
1nade for epace that tho managers say they
could fill buildings Of double tho capacity OF
those, or million square feet OF exhibiting
spaco. Applications continue to come, and all
arc received to DO treatod equitabIy.
, 1873-08-23

Ocean steamship News.
ANTWERP, Aug. 22.-stoa.nship q. r. Trench,
from New York, has arrived.
NEW York, Aug. 22.-Arriyod, steamship Ham
over, from Bramen.
NEW Yonx Aug. 22.-Ar1iyed, steamer Harold
uaafager, from London.
, 1873-08-23

CoLuMnus, O., Aug, 22.-YeHterday the son Of
Mr. Menard, street-contraotoE, agod yearH, foil
from wagon loaded with dirt, under the
whoo1, which paaaod over tho ohild's body, cauB.
lux death.
, 1873-08-23

ktagaed Correspondence ef tho 81. Louis Democrat
Goat Ialand, from which to 500 the FsllH from
tho American aide, is invariably tho first deatna-
, 1873-08-23

LOUISVILLE, Ky Aug. 22.-Royno1ds, who
shot man at Charleston, Ind., lust night, waB
arrested to-day at Joffersonyille while waiting
for Bt. Louis train.
, 1873-08-23

CINCINNATI, Aug. GA Memphis telegram
says an earthquake shook MAS folt In that city 1t
o'clock this morning.
, 1873-08-23
MARRIAGES..

WARNER-VA RNELL.-1n GAINESVILLE, Wis, on tha
9Th Inst. hJ tho Rev. Htcphs9 Smith, Mr r. K WsEncE
HAnNIB--DO11V1N-O Thursday evening. Aug. at,
hy tho Hos. L. H. Red, g. II. uarrIs and hss Lizzie
Bolvtn.
OuLD.-3fAROY-In this city, Ang. 90 by tho no.. j.
+, Forrcstor d. D Mr. Henry Ould and Miss Sarah @.
Marcy.
, 1873-08-23
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION,
Three N1cn Killed nnd -Four 4tullY
Wounded,

NOUUUEUs
Special Disndtch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
dnANp RAPIDS, Mich, Aug. 22.-At Spencer,
twonty miles distant, last night, tho lumber and
ahingle-mill OF Gabez ". GriBwold l. Co., tho
boiler exploded, when throo mon woro killed aud
four badly wounded. No namcH yet loarnod, OK
cept James Dooloy, killed. He leaves wife at
Rockford, this county.
, 1873-08-23

UM1VGTBINFs
Spscfat pfspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DLooM1NnroN, ILL.,, Aug. 22.-lhe Presidency
OF tho Illinois Wesleyan University was offered
by tho Directors, aud he has accepted.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-01-03

A FATHERS ADVICE TO A BRIDE
Said a young husband whose business
speculations were unsuccessful, NMy
wife's silver tea-set, the bridal gift OF
a rich uncle, doomed me to financial
ruin. 1t inyolVeda hundredunexpect-
ed expenses, which, IN trying to meet.
have made me the bankrupt that ! am"
His experience Is the experience Of
many others. who, less wise, do no.
know what is the goblin Of the house.
working its destruction. A sagacious
father Of great wealth exceedingly
mortified his daughter by ordering 1t
to be printed on her wedding cards,
mo presents except those adapted to
an income Of S1,000.'' Said he, 'You
must not expect to begin life in the
style am able, by many years Of la-
Dor, to indulge and know Of moth
ing which will tempt you to try il
more than the well-intentioued bnt
pernicious gifts 0frich friends" Such
advice to a daughter was timely. II
other parents would follow the same
plan, many Young men would be spar
ed years Of incessant toll and anxiety;
they would not find themselves on the
downward road, because their wives
had worn all of their salary, or ex-
pended 1t on the appointments Of the
house. The fate Of the poor man who
found a ,inchpin,and felt himself oblig-
to make a carriage to fit it, is the flte
of the husband who finds his bride in
possession Of gold and silver yaluables,
and no large income to support the
owners gold and silver style.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-01-03

THE BEARD HEALTm.-The are
more Inducements for wearing the
beard than the mere Improvement Of
a mans personal appearance, and the
cultivation Of an aid to everyday di-
plomacy Of life. The hair Of the nous
taclie does not only absorb the mois-
tllre aud miasma of the fogs, but 1t
strains the air from dust,and the scot
Of onr great smoky cities. It acts also,
in the most scientific manner. BY take
ing the heat from the warm breath as
1t leaves the chest. and supplying It to
the cool air taken in. 1t Is not only a
respimtor, but with a beard entire we
are supplied With comforter az well,
aud those are never left at home, like
the umbrella. and all such appliances,
when they are wanted. M0fiatt
and Livingstone, the explorers, and
many other travellers, say thai at night
no wrapper can equal the beard. A
remarkable fact Il, too, that the beard
like the hair of the head, protects
against the heat Of the sun, as the
tbatch does the ice-hOuse, bur, more
than this, 1t becomes moist with per-
spiration, and then, by evaporation,
cools the skin. A man who accepts
this protection ofnature may face the
rudeSt storms and the hardest vim
t4r He may 60 from the hottest room
into the coolest air without dread, and
we verify believe he might sleep IN a
morass with impnnity; at least his
chance of escaping the terrible fever
would be better than his beardless
companions.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-01-03
Notice.

OREGON & CALIFORNIA RAILROAD
~ Company, Land Department, Portland
Oregon. April s, ST2.-N0tice Is hereby
given, that vigorous prosecution will be
Instituted against any and every person
who trespasses upon any KallrQad Lanu,
hy c,tflnaNnd gtinibertlierefrom
before the same is BOUGHT OF the Compa-
ny AND PAID FOR.
All vacant Land in odd numbered sec
tions whether surveyed or linsuTveyed,
within 4 distance Of thirty miles from the
linn of the road, belongs to the Company.
''''9 = ~ 1. II. ATOORElS, III +.
SSvltf Land Agent.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-01-03
MEDICINES.
TRY THE
MOUNTAIN BALM
COUGH MIXTURE.

w. I'll. PARKER.
OF JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, HAS
" discovered a remedy. composed Of the
Extract from Mountain balm, which grows
in Jackson County, and other Vegetable
ingredients, which has enabled him to
furnish the afflicted with purely yege-
table perfectly harmless, and yet the
NEST Powerful Lslng Remedy
ever discovered. II IL good for Coughs,
Colds, Cronp and Bronchitis, and IA an
Ague Preventive, Blood Purifier, Im-
vigOratOr and Appetizer,
and is noted for all Nervous and Bilious
ails. Many letters might be adduced to
show what the medicine has done tif nee
essary), but try d bottle, and II will recon-
mend itself wherever introduced,
For sale ut all Albany Drug Stores, and
by all dealers in patent medicines.
Prepared by w. II. PARKER,
l5m3 Independence, Oregon.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-01-03
Albaug gegistst.

eSy Subscribers finding an x after their
names are informed that theirsubscriptiOn
expires with that number, and they are in.
vifed to renew 1t. Terms e8 per annunA
in advance; six months, -; three months,
tI.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-01-03
Paper.Ilapglng, CnlcenaiIlIlS,
Decorating. &c.

II III. WADsWORTH viii give prompt
attention to nll orders for Paper
hanging, CaiceInining, Decorating, Ec,, In
this city 0r vicinity All wOrl executed
in the latest style, Ia the hest manner, and
AT lowest living rnfes. Orders left at
Furniture Wafef0Osna Of ChAs. MeRlAv Win
receive prompt attention. A0Vz
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-01-03
Notice 10 stockholders Of u. d. M.
4losnpany.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
IN the aggregate OF unpaid assessments
due on large portion Of the capital stock
Of the Beaver Coal Mining Company
amounts to one dollar and fifty cents on
each share; and that said stock or 40 much
thereofas win liquidate the assessments
thereon, will be sold to the highest bidder,
at the C0mpany's office, in Lebanon, Linn
county, Oregon. at " O'Clock Nj, Saturday,
january 4th. 1873, MilieSs said assessments
shall have been paid.
u. w. BALLARD, PIesidcat,
l., i. BALLARD, Secretary.
December Hd, 1S72-l4w4
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-01-03
TURNING TURNING.

T AM PREPARED TO 10 ALL KINDS
of turning; keep on hand and make TO
order rlwhide-bOttome chars, &c. Shop
near the Mills aud Hosiery, Jefferson, Ore.
ron. Brunch shop near magnolia Mills"
ALBANY, where orders for chairs, turning,
iSc. can be left. JOHN NJ. METZLER.
Jefferson, Aug. 2, 1872
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-01-03
NIIRSERY

and other TREES.
Also, GRAPE vi ES--Dest In the State;
Ornamental Treesb Shrubs Plants, Cur
rants. Gooseberrits 3, strawberries, Roses,
Dnhlias and Bulbs which will be sold as
low al first-class stock can be Afforded
Nov. 25-lavA j. A. MllLARD
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-01-25

Butter and cbesee are almost indispensi-
Bile articles Of food. Properly used, they
are nutritious snd healthy; bnt an inord
nal te use OF either causes 'ndigestiOn aud
dyspepsia. Owen Gsfuey's Sunday Com
fort. Jndiciorsly used will remove bovh Of
There troubsss
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Catarrh, COnsumpSiOn, ana
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