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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-09
6pICeTY.

We COPY the following from that festive
sheet, tho Boston Commercial Bulletin:
II does not improve q lady appearance,
although 1t may make her feel very much
"stuck up" to dress her hair with a honey
comb.
Airs the ladies like to put ou-soli-
a lady's line to her lover can hardly
be called beau.string, nor yet a bow
line.
Many a lady, who j. unable to drive
her own pair Of horses, can manage q
bracelet with one hand, ..r.....r .
A lady may be Baid to have plenty Of
fish when sho has her.ripgs on her fingers.
A well.bullt woman Is probably she OF
the Alabaster neck, marble brow. and
arch expression.
Ladies say some men "oh" q great deal
when they come to pay their addresses.
Pereontrd, address Is pretty sure to make
a man pay COED deal 1.-THE prefers not to
owe for ii.
The husband of the lady who com.
plains that 1t takes "grist" Of money to
pay Tor bonnets has come 70 the conclu'
sion that she has q good mill.in.her.
A lady who asked her lover II he
would like to see the lambs feed, was sur.
prised to hear him say he had rather see
her eye broWs(e).
The lady who Is followed by Q train Of
admirers need not be astonished at 70.
marks on the hustle behind her.
Warm letters. .................KN
hourninn 1aiknFa q
Sculptors' letters. IA n
Quiet letters. .................:FE G,
Astute letters. ................E u.
Singing letters. ...............Y'R
King Alfred Is said TO have used can.
dies to measure time with. Was this the
origin Of the candles tick?
Splcer says the reason tallors are seen
30 much on the Brighton road Is, that
most every one of them keeps q cutter.
when the snow melteth, there shRll
come q od."-RiGhelieu.
Chest protectors-Padlocks,
John, who escorted Amanda TO shel.
ter during the recent snow storm, said he
felt like capturing Chinaman when he
took Amanda in.
Negative Creed-Cant.
The way some actors and actresses put
10 the amount Of their Losses when q; the. !
atre burns down, creates RBmile among
the initiated and those who. are behind
the scenes. How some oitl1em over DO.
came possessed Of the amouhE claimed to |
have been lost, by the exercise Of their |
profession, Is conundrum difficult to
answer.
New Book-"The Stray Wig" by the |
author OF 1.-THE Wandering Heir"
A domestic question-"Whefe do you
keep your ashes2"-2fanNript.
To answer this conundrum, one must
tell tho whole story.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-09
DEABoDY INSURANCE COMFY
AT WHEELING. VEST VA.
CAPITAL, sl25,o0o,
win The privilege Of increasing the same 70
S5O0,O0l.

DIRBcToRB
William Bailey, AonEo Loring.
Dr.. VIM. ]. BGt68, A. n. Adams,
Andrew ]. PannOQ, James F. Barnes,
Henry Stamm, Thomas hughes.
Al. Cecil,
This Company having bcen in successful oper
alton for nearly two yoars Is prepared 70 take
Risks ut air rates on Buildings Of al kinds, Mer.
chandIse, Manufacturing Establishments, Furni.
ture, Steamboats,, and cargoeS on the Western
Rivers and Lakes, also to Issue perpetual policies
on Dwellings and Stores. THIS Company being
composed mostly Of our leading business mon,
recommends itself to the EAvor1ble consideration
OF the Insulting public and Gollclte their patro-
mage. Application for Insurance. VIII DO prompt
u attended 70 at their once, BA1LRY6 BLOCK
No. I06 Market street. .Hl
WILLIAM BAILEY, PreSt.
ALoNzo L0RINa, Viee Pres't.
n. O. ARTHUR, Sec'y. |H
W. q. AGNEW. Asst see'y. janis
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-09
EirnhtnkA.

Tho underslgned postmaster at =. State OF
-, certiaes, UNDER MS OATH OF oHHIcE, that
he IL acquainted with the above guaHantors, and
knows them TO be men Of property, and able TO
make good their guaranteed; and that bidder and
guArantors are above the ago OF 81 years.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-09
lought 32O,s5O at lll.74.
STATE BoNDS-Very duIIi Tenness'

sTocKs-opened firm. New York Cen.
tral advanced to 1921. on rumors Of in.
creased dividends, but reacted to 1919.
Western Union rose from 7S1 to 7sa,
reacting to eOR. Pacific Mail fell from
ut to 7Ot. closing at 7Oia7l. The rest Of
the list was lat higher at the opening,
but declined tai per cent. Afterwards
q portion OF the decline was recovered.
The late market closed steady. The
strength in Cleveland, Columbus & 1ndi-
ana Central Is caused by the report that
the Chesapeake 6 Ohio party are large
buyers OF that stock, and eventually
consolidation will be effected between the
Central and Union Pacific, the North.
western, the Cleveland, Columbus & In.
diana Central and the Chesapeake 8
Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-09
Traveleru' Register
POST OFFICE. REGISTER.

-. :, ,,,,,S malls arc duo and close o. mo
Hour. N0Ss1 IN This city Prepared 10 ScCo CET
roy S %it6 lie latest limo tables on tue ''''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-09
ptuggIate.

DUCKWHEAT CAKES, SMOKING
ID hot, crisp and brown, and fragrant, IS they
always are when raised with Logan List D Cos
Excelsior Baking Powder.
For Biscuit and Gsiddle Cakes It Is invaluable.
Nothing equal to It sold. Ask for Logan, List q
Co.'S Excelsior Baking Powder. =.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-09

WANTED-EVERYBoDY IN
wv TEREsTRD TO know that We keep the
largest aesCStmentof TRUSS IS In the C1ty-for
every form Of Rupture. and Of various patterns,
90 that we can 1t almost any case, at sight Also,
Abdominal Supporters, Shoulder Braces,
syrinGeS, BandAEes and Surgical Instruments,
In great variety.
Address LOGAN, LIST d CO.,
Druggists, Bridge Corner, Wheeling, ". Va.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-23

the committees appointed at tine last
meeting wili-be busy gathering infor-
1nntiun that will be of inestfmable
value In determining the ways and
means Of ofamelioration. There is one
question which the coming Convention
connot overlook, ond that Is, 'sHobae
manufactures, and consequently q home
market" five would make our own
cloth, we could sovc transportation an |
speculator's profits upon wool, trans
portation and profit upon the cloth,
and transportation with profit upon
wheat, besides being able to adopt the
more successful and profitable system
of nsired husdandry.
you 10 recoilect That .'the gods help
those that help themselves and COM
mence, at once, the organization of o
club In every precinct In the State,
and from that send up delegates to the
State Convention TO be held ut Sfiem
on Tuesday, the 10th day of next June.
Whether, ut that time, we enter into q
compact and powerful State organiza-
tion. or not, there Is no doubt I'm re-
gard to the permanent value of the
clubs, where Joint discussion and critl-
cal examination will clear away the
fogs OF ignorance which now envelop
those questions of vital interest TO the
farming population. Without other
organization, or any formal resolution,
the clubs will produce concert OF
feeling and action that will enamel
pate US from any evils OF which we
complain. Bear In mind that "he
farmers cinb Is an eoslcdtidndl institu-
tio,t sohich no community ofpro0rcssipc
farmers can a6Ord TO forc0o,n and be-
gin to act without further procrastina-
ton.
r. W, DAVENPORT.
JOHN II. SMITH,
w. u. EDWARDS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Medical Biunders.

From the iysriod when surgeons applied their
saiycs to weapons instead of wounds To the
wide-awake age. the medical profession has of
ten unwit;ingiy taken side with disease In ifs
conflicts with The human sysicm- Even yet,
in spite NJ the teachings OF centuries Of expert
enec. some physicians believe In depicting
their patients. already seriously exhausted by
sickness. with powerful cyacuanis. emeiics.
haiiyapts. canthnridnl plasters. or the lancet
But. prosidently. public inieilsente is.ahead Of
these mcdicais iossiis who belong. Of right, To
the era OF the crusades: That powerful ally Of
nature In IFS warfare with the. causes OF
sickness. Hostrtter's Stomach Filters, has OPEN
ed the eyes of masses to tho paramount in.-
portance OF increasing the vital strength Of the
body when menaccd by disease. They under
stand that when the atmospheric conditions
are adyersed TO health. IL Is wise to reinforce
the system with wholesale tonit and siimu-
iant and thus enable Il to com bat and repei the
depressing influence Of an inclement tcmpera-
turc. II the constitutional and animal powers
were always thus recruited In the presence of
danger the mortality from consumption. bron-
chitIs. chronic rheumatism. &c. would be
much less than t now Is. The causes which
produce groups. colds. quinsey. dip;heria and
catarrh seldom affect a strong and active vital
system; and OF all vltaiizins preparations.
Hostettcrs Bitters has proved the most efii-
Client. II Is not claimed that this standard tom
ic Is n speciac Tor lung and throat maladies as
) = inr dyspepsia. liver complaint and inter
nii,tsnts. but tt Is unhcsiiatingiy asserted that
| IL is the best known safeguard against ail the
atmospheric clemens oil disease.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-23
sHERIFFs SALE.

NOTICE Is HERERY GIVEN THAT BY
IL virtue OF an execution issued out of the
Circuit Court of the State OF Oregon, for the
county OF Linn, ON the nth day of May, 1873, In
favor of Alfred Wheeler and Amanda A.
Wheeler, executors. plaintiffs, and against AL
fred u. Smith, defendant, for the sum OF SiSi.f
In u. =. gold coin, with interest at one per cent.
per month from the 2ith day of March, is.s.
and the further sum of sii.o5. costs and dis
5ursements and accruing costs, / have levied
upon, and will sell mt public auction. on
Saturday, the I4th day of June, 1878.
at II O'Clock A. NJ. of said day. Mt the Court
House door in the city OF Albany, in said coun-
tyand state. all the right title and interest of
the said Alfred y. Smith and Ruth A. Smith TO
the following described premises, to-wit: The
west half of Claim No. IS, Notification No.
lj9i, being a part of Sections u and D. Town
ship 10, South of Range ?, west, being situated
in Linn county, Oregon, and containing one
hundred and sixty acres, more or less; also the
following described premises, to-wit: The
west half of the south half of the northeast
quarter OF Section %. township 10. South of
Range 2, west. in Linn county. Oregon. con-
tanning twenty acres, more or less, together
with ali tenements and appnrtena nces thereon.
ALLEN PARKER
n40w4. Sheriff, Linn Co., Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-23
REMEDY FoR THE EPfzoOTIc.

The Corvallis Democrat has been
handed the following cure for this
horse distemper, taken from an Indi-
ana paper:
"The disease here assumed many
forms, and as TO its treatment nearly
all doctors differed, but our best vet
erinarlans think little medicine is re-
quired in light attacks, except good
nursing and keeping warm. Our eel
ebrated DIR. Bowler, the Veterinarian
Surgeon of this city, says the disease
is @tvphoid in its character" therefore
nothing should be given the sick horse
to weaken or debilitate the patient,
"bnt for those who have it 10 more
violent form stimnlanis and tonics are
the only treatments which can be of
any benefit" Now, onrhese sngges-
tions, we have carried through four
teen horses; all were sick, but hardly
one off from duty over a week. Some
of them were very sick. We looked
upon the sick horse as upon sick
man, and we treated him with similar
remedies. Knowing the value as an
expectorant remedy of Aliens Lung
Balsam, we gave them large spoon
ful three times day. While that is
is stimnlant, it eases their cough,
and helps them TO throw off the mu-
cous. We bathed their necks with
Davis Pain-K -KilIer-a better linimenl
for that purpose we have not seen
used-aDd in bad cases we gave The
Pain-Killer as a drench, one half
ounce Pain Killer, six ounces warm
water, two ounces molasses, well sha-
ken. a better stimulus than this can
not be given. l. is quoting and heal
ing TO the bronchial tubes, and will
warm the patients when little else
will. We would urge the livery
stable proprietors. or anyone else who
has occasion, to give this trial. Keep
the horse dry and warm. Gentle ex-
ercise in the sun is beneficial.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-23
DEATH OF SENATORS MONROE.

Hon. VIM. Monroe. a member oi
the last State Senate from Wasco
county, died at his residence near
Bridge Greek, on the 11th inst. Mr.
Monroe was Democrat of the old
school, man of answering integri.
ty,clear Judgment, and the warmest
impulses. His death is a calamity to
the people of his section of the State
as well as to the party to which he
has ever acknowledged allegiance and
delighted to serve.
Senator Monroe's death leaves an
official vacancy which will have TO be
filed by the people of Wasco at the
next general election.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-23

before him and taken sack, oats and
NIL. He now requests as special
favor, TINT the party who took 1t will
return the sack to Ghcadle's store. He
don't want the oats.
The people in the neighborllood Of
Shedd will have grand picnic at
Roberts Bridge to-day. "a power Of
folks" will be there.
The weather is nice row and every
man may sit out under his own vine
and fig tree and read the last thrilling
story Of the patent Office reports.
That cpizooistical horse disease
has depopuIated the three Albany
livery stables during the pdst week.
We have heard Of no fatal cases.
Ills Honor, Mayor vancIeve, won't
sign the chicken ordinance. Hes
afraid somebody will accuse him Of
having sinister motives In the trans
action.
Thanks to Capt. Ryan. of Portland,
for q kind Invitation TO participate In
tile memorial or Decoration service OF
the Grand Army of the Republic on
May 30. ~
Mrs. NJ. ". Brown and Miss Libbie
Halbrook have gone to Portland on an
extended visit. Sealed proposals for
taking an editor TO raise may be left at
this Office.
The Omaha Lottery drawing began
yesterday. Ticket No. s0,777 drew the
S75, 900 prize. That wasn't our num-
ber, 30 we will continue the publication
OF this paper.
It's said that the Modocs have divid-
ed up and dispersed In small squads
throughout the country-Capt. Jack
and n few picked warriors going to-
ward Pitt River. g.5
"Grandfather' Kctchum Ia over from
Seattle visiting his many friends In
this city. He seems to have had his
youth renewed by his sojourn among
the "Ciam Diggers.o
Our letter box is fall this week. We
like to receive them, but we respectfully
ask correspondents to make the letters
as short ms possible. Let everybody
writc-but write briefly.
". w. Martin. of Salem, a gentle
man who Is conceded To be one of the
best jewelers. I'm the State, has the
gushing gratitude of this quill shower
for valuable favors I'm his line.
Harry Weeks and his amiable wife,
pow residents of Silver City, Idaho, are
now visiting friends IN this city. The
mountain brcezes of Idaho have blown
beautiful roses into their cheeks.
The Sigma Phi Society Of Albany
Collegiate institute will invite the
great hump manipulation. Prof o. :.
Fowler-who Is row In San Fra ncisco
TO come here and lecture shortly.
The Sigma Phi Society last Friday
night decided, after an expenditure OF
much forensic eloqrence, that the no.
docs must he exterminated. Let Gen.
Davis take due notice and govern him
self accordingly.
Jack Grant, nm cx-member OF the
Legislature from Polk, told us at Dal-
las. last week, that since the game law
Is In force he kills and eats cayotes and
he defies any one 10 distinguish their
meat from venison. That statement
sounded rather thin, even TO oui
| unsophisticatcd Intellect.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-23
THE coar,nrrEE,s ApDRzss.


We present elsewhere the address
to the Farmers of Oregon, prepared
by the Committee appointed for that
purpose by the recent State Conyen-
ton of Farmers. The address is ably
prepared and presents many of the
vital interests ofthe farmers in a clear
and succinct manner. The necessity
of Organization is fully dwelt upon
and most effectively urged, while the
existing evils Of transportation mo-
nopolies and spectators profits are
most forciLly portrayed. There is
one point, however, that is scarcely
limited at by the committee which must
eventually become the "keystone of
the archn to this farmers movement,
aud that is-Free Trade. Without
the abolition of the tariff upon foreign
products all our exertions to secure
cheap transportation to foreign mar.
kets will be in vain. Ships are not
built in this country, nor are they
owned here. They cannot be built
here until the tariff is abolished and
competition thrown open to foreign
iron and other ship-building materials.
Ships from abroad cannot come here
with cargoes, because they are yirtu.
ally excluded from our markets by
the tariff exactions. If they come at
all it must be in ballast, and our ship
pers must pay for cargo both scays.
Does it not stand TO reason, then, that
in this one item of the tariff alone, and
in this one view of its injurious oper-
atoms, our wheat producers are yearly
robbed of vast Sums of money, TO en-
rich New England manufacturers and
the Congressman whom they hire TO
retain the tariff?
This is only one feature of the
tariff robbery, and is one by which
our farmers who raise wheat for ex-
port have especially to suffer. Until
il is removed the scarcity and high
price of tonnage to foreign ports will
be always drawb back to our prosper
ity and clog to our progress.
The producers of Illinois, Iowa,
and the othe. States OF the great
Northwest are becoming unit in fa-
vor of Free Trade. and grand results
to the working classes will ensue in
the near future provided they are
fully sustained by their brethren in
other quarters of the Union. Let our
Oregon farmers see TO it that they do
not neglect to give helping hand and
an encouraging voice in the grand
movement for their amelioration.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-23
HOME AND ABROAD.

Ask for the Star Brewery beer.
Paxton's porcelain pictures perplex-
ingly perfect.
Wheat is steady in this market ut
IS cents per bushel.
Thanks to Prof. Foshay, of the book
atore, for periodical favors.
w. G. Baird, of Brownsville, was
among our callers Of the week.
DR.. Davidson is our agent at Inde-
pendence, and J. III. Lewis at Dallas.
w. A. Mcpherson lit up our sanctum
with his happy smile during the week.
The "Grover" carried away from
this city IS ton of freight last Fridry.
The "Grovern has probably made
her last trip to Corvallis until the riv-
er rises.
Going a-strawberrying is the princi-
pal occupation Of Albany Juveniles
now.
Tally's Temperance Billiard Hall is
still the rage. He now has three ta-
bles.
An amateur theatrical troupe, with
Mart. Taylor at the head, is talked of
among our Albany folks.
J. d. Hurd has bought Parker Bros
saw mill in this city, and is now back
to his old biz, where he got his start.
That ubiquitous horse disease, the
zipicudneezer, is having unanimous
run (at the horses nose) in this vicin-
age.
J. NJ. Morgan, Of HaIsey, has our
warmest thanks for a copious de-
coction of new subscribers to this up
roarious sheet.
w. Fl. Mcfarland, stove merchant
Of this city, has branch store at each
of our neighboring cities of Corvallis
and Harrisburg.
Mr.. Dixon, while hauling load Of
oats into this city last week, dropped q
sack outHof the wagon on the road, but
didn't miss 1t until he arrived in town.
Upon returning for 1t, after unloading,
he discovered that some one had been
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-23

BRowN, of Jefferson, is a walking
conundrnm. He is a Democrat, but
has been appointed postmaster by the
Radicals. The Corbett fellows meyer
heard of Brown till be turned up post
master, and Mitchell swears he didn't
turn him upl Brown says he don't
know show the d." Ito use his own
language) he got the posish, but he
thinks the commission was intended
for some other Brown. He swears
hene had bull pup to give Grant
nor vote to sell in the Legislature,
but he feels considerably stuck up
over the appointment and now fares
sumptuously every day. However,
he gives up the conundrum of How
be got it?n
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-23

QUEER CeNTEsT.-The editors of
the Oregonian and Bulletin are en-
gagged in bitter controversy. The
question at issue is, which of the
twain is the prettlest. If we owed
the devil a dozen nondescripts Of un-
approachable ugliness, and he should
refuse Hill and Scott as an equitable
adjustment we would repudiate the
debt.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-23

TELEGRAPHIc GLEANINGs.

Senator Casserly, of California, re-
funded his back pay. He voted
against the steal. .sfrst, last and al
ways"
Tweed pleads guilty to Is new in
dictments.
Countess Pnurtales, daughter OF
Ben. Holiday, died at Chicago last
week, while on her way to Europe.
A Chicago woman fatally stabbed
her husband last Sunday.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-23
sHERIFr'S SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF WARRANT ISSUED
ID out of the County Court of Linn county,
state of Oregon, and to me directed and deliv-
cred. commanding me TO collect the DELINQUENT
list for the year 1871. of and from the persons
therein named, and you are commanded to
levy upon the goods and chattels of such de-
linquent Taxpayers and II none pc found then
list, or so much thereof as shall satisfy the
amount OF taxes SO charged, with costs and ex-
penses, and Savc levied upon the following
described reni property. belonging to Alfred ..
Smith for delinquent taxes for the year 1871
amounting TO the sum Of sssls besides costs
west half of Claim No. 6s. Notification No
1894, being part of Sections q and 2S. town
ship 10, South OF Range ?, west, being situated
in Linn county, State Of Oregon. and contain
ing one hundred and sixty acres. more or less,
and, on
Saturday. the 18th day q June, 1878,
will sell ut public auction at Io'ciock p. N. ON
said day. at the Court House door in said
county and State, so much thereof as will sat
isfy the amount OF taxes now due and the costs
ALLEN PARKER.
nlcwk Sheriff, Linn Co. Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-23
THE ASTORIA sIovE,rENr.

The undersigned will open stock
books for the Astoria Farmers Co.
at the following times and places
Eugene. Tuesday, May nth.
Corvallis. Wednesday, May 9th.
Albany, Thursday. May 18th.
Monmouth, Friday. May 3Jth.
Salem, Saturday, May 5lst.
The object is to solicit stock for the
Astoria Farmers Company and assist
in the erection of wharf and ware
house at some point on the Columbia
river below all natural Instructions,
where sea-going vessels can come and
take our produce to the great markets
of the world without delay and with
out being subject to the expense of
pilotage, towage and demurrage.-
The undersigned hopes to be able to
fully explain the benefits to be derived
from this movement to the fullest sat
istactiou of those who may desire TO
meet him at the times designated. He
asks all TO come and hear him, wheth-
er or not they are friendly to the
project. PHILIP LOW.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-23
-
INnIAN ScnuTs- ansu

INDIAN ScoUTs.-In answer to a
telegram from Gov. Grover, urging
the employment of Indian scouts from
the different Oregon reservations to
hunt out the Modocs, the Secretary
of war has authorized Gen. Schofeld
to enlist 400 Indians for the purpose
required. Gen. Schofield has not yet
Eignified his intention to do SO.