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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-24
SpettaI aOtIfes.
PapeUa.

Papoua.
a FARISACEoUS FOOD FOR INFANTS AND
INYALIDS.
II contains ali the elements regulate for strength.
Made fFsm the whole wheat Moth
Ing beInz Bolted out.
u is impossible 70 oferestImate the importance OF
proper nntrin ent for chdr for the inurn aAd for
the aged. In infancy ard childhood, the formation
and oesetopment OF the various Ii sues OF the b dy
is the main phenomenon u hfe In adults entse-
nied by disease. the Testsration OF health depends
greatly on an abundant gu. ply OF suitable material
for the regeneration OF the wasted organs. In o
people the fwefs Of Ire need sustaining BY similar
means. Aud yet the mere furnishing OF the neces-
saFY elenents is not sutcleut 10 Sc elemgnta must
be IN snch form rs to De readily digested absorbed
and assimil ,t0d
An IN Sc requirements are fully met IN the article
VII eh we now offer,
POM A,
SMITH a PAINTER. Druggists,
5th and Market sta.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-24
The BeckwIrh sac Portable sewIns
Machine,

On 81 days trial: many adv AniaEts over ali salts
faction guaranteed, or $1J refunded. seat complete
win iuA direcuous BecAwith sewing MacaIne
Oumpaag, ss2 Broadway Ses York
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pratt 8 aatral ON

F-A-is si.a. o. SD Ws4o esse - grScsrs de2,.
Is sid 7l7atTs ,iar= st-pers a. who esEe rstsE u
a.. 49, -21s u y Ne aAFre- oy
& PgSTER
NAo'ess1e AEe-i ~ letaEAre
FTlui A4a WesS s.ress vi, .seL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-24
The earlor cempanlon.

EverT lady wants onel
hysTy Man oux hi 10 hsve onei!
Sent on recsit OF Ten cents. address, L p
h DE CO., las Ssveaih Ay-Lne, New YORK.
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LNCR CAPE NAY, WEST r.. -
IL JEhSsY RAILROADS

= Nsnm-
Il JEas.Y RAILROADS. - lSS
SCKGEa AERANGEMHET,
CoHARNCISG WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18th, is7s
rains vii leave Philadelphia, foot Of Market
street taPPer ferry
80 n, Morning Express. du4 At 1874
SIS - AooIutnod stiJn, Ee AZ Il
90 Pssi axpress, due st 6 ~
s.S9 n sunday nal, cue 81 ~ IS
Returning rains viii leave CAPE NAY
65o 4 N, Ma. and Passenger. dle al 1915
80 n, fasI RGpreeS, due ct lOo
tv0 7 y. ate nco E1pTeEs. due at p
" 7 NJ SuldAr N 81, dee att 2lPN
i(r SAl UhbAIs ONLY q Past kxpress train
vii leave thlEdslp'is a. 2 o. !, due al CRue
MAY :. SC ? N. .tlrnins, leave Cape Mar on Mon.
d y mornlng- g. 80 A N. doe At PhnAdelphi, g
f,ui N an tAlsle Uars are Ausched 70 the % A n
and % n. trains flol Phts1elphia, and the 81
n. AID ~ P n. us:us from cape way,
seats may be secured in advance at NJ. SIS Chest
naI Street
Fright trains leave Camden ds'ly si9e
Ssssun ana fear.y Tickets at re iuce1 rates foT
sac a. iae on < o. The Treasurer, IN Camden
TICKET OFFICES
No SSs Chestnut streeLsnd in PeITy Building foot
OF AArkrt streei
" J SgNELL, Superintendent
Baggage called for ID Chtc.el sf Hotel. or resi-
ehce by the | Mon transfer company. me No.
- Slestnnt SlFeet jels-tsepi
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spfflaI aOtlrrs.
Condemned

BalSam Copaiha ia condemned snd discarded as
nerg not snn ", rlhless, hut r qasntlE Injurious
Il s disgusting IN taste asd sm H. and will disorder
he sounoesi stomach and siih the qdscka use the
drug.
Ssmariisns Gift "a rureE uge'sble. pleasant 10
fske and viii cue eyeTy tine from tao TO four
dAfs We p-ide ourselves on its e'tainty OF cu-e,
a. Il Is he only knOwn neilc ne that c IA he de
pended D. t'sTeOy avoiding exposure aud trouble.
fIice: Male packag, 81; femae, IS
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on the Rreakf st

LunHheon, dinner and supper tat LKA L PER.
Rms Worcestershire salas IS IN .ispensAale.
JOHN DCSCAS'~ SONS, New York,
oci.lSiyeoi Agents for the United ststAs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-24
Rail Rpaa Eiuss.


NTRw ROUTE TO SHARON, SARATOGA. AL
~ BANY, MONTREAL, Ac, via North Penns J.
vanis, Ctn,Ta OF New jersey, Al Aay and sulqae-
hanna Raj r ads
on aud after MONDAY, June sOth Fast Express
Train vi lrayr the Ner pen1sJlvanis Depot, cor
ner OF Be- ks and American streets, Philadelphia,
daily (.nuda's excepted a. Ia A NJ, with LrAW-
ing 10 N cars attached t'ioueh without change 10
saraioga and but one tA inge in Union depots for
Sharon and Albany arriving early the same evening
ard avoiding the tedious Transfers through NeW
Hork city.
Ths ruute runs through the picturesque valleys OF
the Lehiga and Wyoming giving 10 toa ists ihe op-
nnriunly of visiting Msuth Chunk, the famous
sEitch-hsck, 6ilkesbATre and Scranton
Pare u Sharon ......F % Fare to Albany. 81 -
Pare 10 sarss. sa...s, 81 Pere TO hontreaL SIC 81
Ticket onc-s->orih p ma De ol, lis soutl
Fl'1 s'Tstt, 10 81 ui street Pal Adephia-
egsgr che kef from hoie4s AID residences 70
place o. des ina on.
RLLlS IA X, Genl Agent North PennA r r.
J.. BALDNls :, t3en, Pass AT c. K Of \ J..
5. =. MAYO, Gen Fss.. Ag'. Il &c.
iF'sim
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semelhlns NOW.


sICCA PLAS1 TER,
RoE kaeaEaae pz-Ls, SearAlglA. sss Neck, Eesd-
sz1si ---aAsg, A.
L - 10; e.-s;e: Ike NasiA-d and cAn Re ap-
P--Ss1 S.l-4J-i -! zl-5ae- E1t sA-e y
> : y shUkAAEzh,
81 hAgEsi street. InE1tate BaIdins.
W-mingsou De-.
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aarhers. rt ention.

Baroe-s sa.uas soaps. prlsles sqauges, superior
oas ri s'iIk Plusiam, pa1s, poWaef., AID haF-
ers -qF.sas se4ss2.y. Al very . ices Hal
z-l5sa4iz spzl AL. ATays ftsEa aa1 highly per-
'l--ls,, - -.ss.= $ Pq.e-3 Al E,ls, sz.s a.
.U-IAsa> nal5 SIORE
fr91i zL1 ~ rIree1s
NllMlugtoE, elaware
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-24
Williams Yankee SOAP,

TIE tEcst a. l-oss > s-u.AI SAVING SAP IN Use.
\ -A.s- s.7~A -. Isc=ltrl ae sde sap ieo "
L BRiSG HURSg 4 g,
c1-as- ska and Marke. stYeeas.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-24
seidlItz Powders.

We cal attention to oHr SsIdutE Powders 90 uni.
Tersalt popular evs rywneFa They are made Gp
tresh and pare every lev GAYS and cain them 70 be
e IA 10 ally IN iHs mArKsL fuF up 70 the STANDARD
To te go d hes ml,t be fresh AID pure. This T.
i s72l.s. Claim, 70 prove Ehca IAey heed oaly %
be I!e1 Don't -VEg- the pa ~ get the p, az
FOS4 Ea'S DRl q SIORR,
Front and Me-t srVeels
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-24
FINE E1tracls

? re 81 a-s-Es1 = 3 la- p=.zE E.4 Aveooe Qrug
ig9 & -.l-E. -sss-9 sas-s-z u. = - Izt= oi
a. nes-z, 6e. G4L- AAil ! 81 yells Pc Py-L1.
y. !. z--r.iy Ms D!lkkIst.
sH 1e-4Esfr aEe-1r, t1sils..= s4s Sz.sls4 C-agli
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-24
Williams Sarbers' sar SOAP,

IN eX eieLE ami ecou5tnic4l 5 zap for tae lse Of
sar-~rs or lnF he taiet ~ hsIn rom IArge
st-cG rsoe.ted sDd supplied whJ4ssa.4 sui retail by
I. BKINGHCR~T co. Druggists.
corner SIX Sn1 Markti s.rettS
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-24
PAPoM NJ A

SMITH a PAINTER. Druggists,
Tth and Market Sta.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-10
WEEKLY PRICES CURRENT.


Following are the prices paid for produce, and
the prices Ut which other articles are selling in
this market;
WHEAT White, p bushel 90.
0ATS-9 bushel 30 cta.
POTATOES - bushcl, 80.
I 0NI0Ns-59 bushel, SlG9l 90.
FLOUR-F9 bbl SO 80.
( BBANs--White. n b, 495 ets.
DRIED FRUIT-Anples, ~ D., 9 cents
Peaches, "a ", 1Gs ets.; plums, t9 d. i6c.j
Cnrants. 59 ~, l0c.
gBUTTEB--i9 b, fresh roll 100 zoe.
EGGS--7g dozen. 25 cts.
CH1CKENS-P dozen. 81 90.
sUGAR-crushed, % D., 10 cts.i Island, p
n, sl1Ml3 cts.j San Francisco Refined,
ID h, l3l cts.
i TEA--yonug Hyson, p ib, 81 5Oj Japan
ID b, 75c@sl 90; Black, T. 10, 76e@Sl 90
C0FPEE--R ib. 23M25 cents.
sALT-79 ib, i3@.3 ets.
SYRUP Heavy Golden, p keg, 81 so.
Tx. Heavy Golden, "a gall, 81 25.
BACON Hams 2 d, l2ctsi Sides, locts
Shoulders, Sets.
LARD-.In Sins p N, II els.i 10 kegs l0ctg.
0IIs=Devoa'a Kerosene, " gnllon, IS cta.
u can 5 gall, ~ 20 Linseed OIL, raw, Y
galkgSl 25j Liaseed Oil, boiled, y gall,
e1 3T4.
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WRIT OF SPECIAL ELECTION,
70 Ae Sheriff. q tAs segeyal Counties within 4

TO The Sheri6s Of the Oeueral Counties oithin the
State Of Oregon &t@ @&.g
WHEREAS At a general election held on the
third day OF June, A. d. 1872 the Hon. Joseph
q. Wilson was duly elected Representative OF
the State OF Oregon in the Forty Third Con
gress of the United States and d4NsA y. r
WHEREAS Since the said election said office
has become vacant by the death of said incum-
bent land WI r,.s.t s,s..r sgs- t..sl.. "a
WHEREAS, BY provision Of the Constitution
of the United States, and the laws Of this State,
it has become the duty Of the Governor thereof
to issue his writ of election to fill such vacancy
Now, therefore, ], L. F. Grover, Governor q
Te STATE Of oregon 90 nereoy f ley y9T
Election within and for your several counties
to hold special election Of Representative in
Congress to I'LL the vacancy aforesaid, on Mon
day, the l3l thirteenth day of October, 1873
and that you cause all proper notices to be
given thereof according to law.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
State of Oregon, at Salem, this tenth day OF
July, A. D. 1873.
fSEALl j.. f. GROVER:
Attest s. +. CHADWICK, Secretary of State.
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SEASONABLE ADVICE
TO SU FF IL IL IL IL s !!
DR.. i III O M AS, I,
DOCTOR OF MEDICINE, PHYSICIAN d SURGEON,
COL Kearney Street, COZ, Of Sacramento,
up stairs,
SAN FRANCISCO.


May be privately ana conndentially consulted,
either personally Or by letter, for the cure OF
diseases Of the Generatiye organs, Nervous
Debility Spermntorrhua or seminal Weak
ness syphilis, Gouorrhn1, Structure OF the
Urethra and Gleet or resulting from youthful
indiscrcton, or other predlspOsng causes.
DIR. THOMAS adycriises Wltll the Wow OF
Informing sufferers where they may consult II
skilifnl medical mon WHO can give them proof
Of having passed through such u course ol pro.
fessonal studies and eNaminatlons rs to entl-
tie him tOthe fullest confidence, l.
SpermatDrrhma Or Seminal Debility, AS OF
all diseases Of the human system, TINS is the
most TO be guarded against; so, II once CON
tracted, should its Treatment be most ludiciouA
The relationship, or reattle dependency exist.
ing between the Cerebro Spinal system Of
nerves and the pracroatiVe organs Is such as to
require on the part OF the physician. an lnu,
mate knowledge Of their anatomical and
physical structure, for when once the laws Of
nature have been violated, the bQhutilul bal-
ance which naturally exists between the ner,
vnus ana muscular syslein p OyoHhIoWn, ma
q vltlated condition Of the mind and body dis
plays itself in an array Of morbid symptoms,
both nervous and physical, from Whleh Inc pa.
tient can only hope TO be permanently cured
by the scientific research Oh inc true physloio-
Dir. THOMAS strongly advises those suffer
Ing from the above disgasestO place themselves
under his professional care at once, ana assures
them that his treatment Is uniformly success
full aud patients who have lost every nope may
resort 10 him with The full ASSURANCE Of rapid
DR. ,TIiOMAs' Eliropean and Colonial expe-
rlence has extended over twenty,nYe years.
lie studied NJ The Wostmlnster Hospital ana
~. George Medical School, London, and was
formerly surgeon 70 the south Wost Lohaoh
Examinations passed by Dr. Thomas. Mem
Der Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, england,
1850 Ilcentiate of the Royal College Of Physl-
cians, England, 1851 Ilcentiate ~ Midwifery
Royal College Of Surgeons England, lsO4 n
Doctor of Medicine, Uniyerslty of 95lessen'
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ArnaNYlANnsANFtAaL II oANAI..


The Albany and Santiam Canal Go.
would respectfully call the attention q
Ithe public, and especially the Capital
Iist, and those desiring to engage in
Ilnanufacturing TO their gigantic water
power and water privilege. Sixteen
thousand cubic feet constantly flowing
every minute, equal to 500 horse pow
err with from to 30 feet fall, sufficient
for the most extensive machinery,
with ground on which to erect the nee
essary buildings, etc. The Company
deem it but proper that the public
should know more fully the locality of
this great water power, its facilities
and surroundings, in order that those
unacquainted may form some estimate
of its value.
The city of Albany is the county
seat. of Linn county, located on the
southeast bank Of the Willamette riv-
er, about 100 miles south Of Portland,
lbv river and 81 miles by railroads;-
south of Salem As miles by river and
2e by railroad, and north of Eugene
City As miles.
Albany is located in prairie of the
same name, which is the great agrlcui-
tufal center Of the Willamette Valley,
and it is believed, that upward of 500,-
600 bushels of surplus wheat will beFe-
ceived at that point, the present season.
The most of it will find its way to for
eign markets, either by boats or rail-
~, Do vtIn YnIA tt1
on The ocean. The Willamette river
is nayigated by several beautiful steam
ers, carrying from so to 800 tons, run
ming as far up as Albany some ten
months in the year. Also, the 0. & 9.
r. r., with its beautiful locomotives,
is passing through the city daily. The
city of Albany is located upon a high,
rolling prairie, with the Calapooia, a
beautiful creek, flowing into the IVil-
tlamette river on the west, the water Of
which is used. in driving two large
Touring mills, situated on the bank of
the Willamette river. The city is
about one mile in length, running east
and west, and from one-half to three
fourths of mile in width, and is laid
off with, streets of good width.
The Canal, which is the subject and
object of this communication, receives
its waters from the South Santiam riv-
er, which heads in the great Cascade
mountains, some rs miles east Of AL
bany; thence running westerly through
a valley of the same name, to Leba-
non, a village located OH the west bank
of said river, 13 miles east Of Albany.
The Canal receives the waters from the
Santiam river at that point, thence
running west to its terminus at AL
bany. The main Santiam flows north
ward and empties its mountain waters
into the WilIamette river 10 miles
northeast of Albany. The Canal is.
brought from Lebanon through a beau
tiful prairie for distance Of II miles,
and empties into the willamette river
forming on'its way, and in the city,
some of tie finest water powers for
manufacturing purposes found on the
Pacific coast There are but few, if
any, pointsin the State which now sur
PASS Albany for manufacturing facii-
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/ NES-ETHEIl--On the 29th ult, near Scio
by Rev. John Ostrander, MR.. w. r. JONES and
Miss MARY r.. ETHEL, all of this county
The happy couple remembered this office in
grateful manner. We wish them long and
prosperous life.
JACKSoN-BITY On tho 9th inst, at
the residence of Geo. Bilyeu, by Rev. John Os
trander, Mr.. G. @. JACKSON and MISS AMANDA
BILYEU, all of this county.
Accompanying the above notice was the 'al
mighty dollar" which secures to the happy
couple our choicest blessings.
4 TURNER Mon the 9Th inst, ut the
residence of the brides parents, in this city, by
Rev Isaiah Wilson, MIR. JAS. w. TRRNER and
MISS JULIA UPHAM, all Of this county.
Compliments received The newly-wedded
couple have our warmest congratulations.
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Natural Decay---Protect the sys-


The human body Is machine, and therefore
cannot endure forever; but, like watch Or q
sewing machine, il will last much longer II
properly regulated and duly repaired than II
no pains were taken to keep 1t in order. The
great object of every one who desires a long
and healthy life should be to put bis body in a
condition to resist the life-thraatening iniuen-
ces by which we are all more or less surround
ed and no invigorant and corrective at present
known SO effectively answers this purpose as
the vitallzng elixir which, under the unpre-
tending name Of Hoslettcrs Stomach Bitters,
has been for more than twenty years the stan
dard tonic Of America. In crowded cities,
where the atmosphere Is contaminated with
the effluyia inseperable from large populations j
in marshy regions, where the soggy soil reelSs
with niiasma; on the prairles and in the for
ests where every fall the air Is tainted with ex-
halations FROM ratting weeds and grasses, or
decomposing leaVes--in short, in every locality
where malaria exists, this powerful vegetable
antldote Is urgently needed. Fever and ague,
bilious fevers, dysentery, congestion OF the liy-
cr jaundce, rheumatism, and all diseases
which are generated by infected ar impure
water or sudden changes OF temperature, may
be averted by strengthening and regulating the
system In advance with HOstetters Btters.--
Autumn is always a season of peril, especially
TO week, susceptible organizations. Even the
more vigorous are apt to be in some measure
depressed by the humid atmosphere, loaded
with deleteri0us gases produced by vegetable
decay, The fall is a period Of the year when
the renovation and regulation of the living
machine Is peculiarly important, and the Bit
ters seould therefore taken daily at this crit
cal season. tir N f&.
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Patients residing In any part Of the country.
however distant, who may desire the opinion
and advice Of nr Doherty in their respective
cases, and who think pIupar to submit writ
ten statement OF such, in preierenee to holding
q personal interview, are respectfully assured
that their communications will be held most
sacred. The Doctor Is regular graduate and
may be consulted with every confidence.
II the case be fully and candidly described.
personal communication will be unnecessary,
as instructions for diet regimen, and the gem
eral treatment of the case Including the reme-
diesl, will be forwarded without delay, and in
purport OF the letter or parcel so transmitted.~-
Should your condition require immediate at
tention, send ten dollars in coin Tor that value
~ currency by mail, or Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
sent TO your address with the necessary instruc-
tlons for use. Consultation by letter or other
wise, FREE Permanent cure guaranteed or no
pay.
Address, w. X. DOHERTY, M. D.,
San Francisco, Cal.
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ED. FREELAND, our old, true post
master and friend, left for his ochoco
home, in company with his estimabla
family, last Monday. He LEFT q large
circle Of friends in this vicinity who
wish him revived health and unboun-
ded prosperity In his new home.
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CARPET BAG LOST. B. Moss,
Of Lebanon, few days ago lost an oil
cloth carpet bag Tor satchel) off his
wagon on the road between Lebanon
and Albany. It contained about S2O
worth Of clothing. Any one leaving it
at this office or returning it to Mr.. Moss
will be suitably rewarded.
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When female Is enervated, or afflicted with
disease, as weakness Of the back and limbs,
pain inthe head, dimness OF sight, loss OF
muscular power palpitation Of the heart, irri-
liability, sn nervousness sNtreme urinary dlilenl.
eral debility, vagintis, all diseases OF tho
womb hysterla, sterility,'an all other disea-
SEES peculiar to females; she should go or write
Doherty, at his Medical Institute and consult
him about her troubles and disease. The Doc
tor is eiectng more cures than any other phys
cian in the State Of California. Let no false
delcacy prevent you, but apply Immediately
and save yourself from painful sufferings and
premature death. All Married Ladies' whose
an increase In their families, should write or
call at DR.. w, X. Dohery's Medical Institute,
and they will receive every possible relief and
help,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-10

THE CENTENNIAL.-Th second in
stallment is due on Centennial stock
subscribed by parties few months ago.
The sub-agents throughout this county
are respectfully requested to make re-
turns of their books and subscriptions
to John Barrows, Esq, or the editor of
the DEMOCRAT, in Albany, at an early
daV
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SnerrnatorrIlma.

|. Dr. Doherty has Just published an important
pamphlet cmbodying his own Views and expe-
lnnl Weakness, Nervous and Physical Debility
consequent on this affection, and other disea-
ses Of the Sexual Organs N
This little work contains Information OF the
utmost value to all, whether married ar single,
and will be sent FREE by mail on receipt OF
six cents in postage stamps for return postage.
Address, w. X. DOHERrY, M. D..
y3n3Stf. San Francisco, Cal.
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STILL THEY CoME,-Another large
invoice ofgoods for A Wheeler s Co..
of Shedd arrived by the last steamer
They are troubled for room to store
them.
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JUDGES OF ELEcTIoN.-The judges
of election appointed in 1872, hold that
office for two years, and will of course,
act as such at the coming special elect
ion.
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PARKER GUN.-In another column
will be found the advertisement ofPar-
ker Brothers, West Meriden, Connec-
ticut, manufacturers of the Parker
breech-loading double barrel shotgun.
We have tried the gun and have no hes
itancy in saying that it ellis the bill'
to our satisfactit Gtenwood Iowa)
Opinion,
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+ WATcHMAN.-Messr Howell, Har-
per & Co. have a night watchman reg
ularly employed to guard their grain
warehouse from dark till daylight.
This is laudable enterprise on the
part Of these gentlemen, and is worthy
of all praise. So long as the farmers
leave their interests in such hands they
will surely be safe.
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THE ALDISE for October presents 50
many artistic beauties in the way Of
rare engravings that our pen entirely
fails to portray its praises. There are
four full-page pictures, each a master
production by celebTated artists, The
literature Of the present number is Of
rarest excellence.
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a DwELLTNG G HOUSE AND LOT

SITUATED ON THE NORTHEAST COR
- ner Of Fourth and Vine streets. The house
contains 9 0CommOdloue rooms and IL IN good
repair, II also has well OF good watcr and a
pump. There Is also u now stable on the prem.
lses. The house ii most conveniently located
sary 10 comfort. Possession given Immediate
NJ Title guaranteed. Terms moderate. Ap-
ply for further information on the premises 10
n8wB l Mrs. NJ. a. DOOLIFTLE.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-10

ENLARGED.-We are much pleased
to see that the Coos Bay Ne,0S has ta-
ken the tucks and reefs out of its tog-
gerry and now appears in full dress, en-
train. True, the outside is of foreign
manufacture, but it is the best Tom
could do, and is much better than
many newspaper publishers are doing
who enjoy twice the facilities and re-
ceive double the patronage. Tom Mer-
'ry is true disciple of Faust as well as
journalist of superior ability. We
wish him unbounded success and pros
perity in his laudable enterprise.