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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-01-18


OF FALL. AND WINTER GOODS
g WHITES tWEiP STORE q"
T'HN subscriber has i'lS' returned from
the city with large and beautiful rs.
surlncHt OF New and Cheap Fan aAd " ia
ter Goods. to which call the attention ~
nv customers and the public general j.
My stock is full and complete,
CLOTHS. CAS>IMEHEs, NESrlNG.>
FLANNELS, SlliRrlNG,
L1dies Gool} Of uI' hu'|1:
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Stockings,
Gloves and por'rt 'aH'nercNj"l-; c'"rant
styles Of Sl,llng for Grn'lcmc'> Wee" -
stock laid in with great car" and VIII "|
sold at reduced prices Tor tasA,or +" pane.
tuqI customer, ON shor, time. Also,
GROCERIES OF ALL KlNDI,
Sugar Tea. Coffee Mo'aa~"s Cao,llcS, on,
Cheese, Fish, Vinegar, Noltr .uur, Bacon,
Lard. etc.
CAL and .rc,anl feel confident YOU = i'll
be well pleased with articles and prices.
Cali IN, tvWhl" IN, auywsF t. rrt n.
oc, 1871 FREDERICK NlllTE.
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t8-Aftcr February 1st, my stock Of La
dies, Misses and Childrsns Shoes Will ht
doubled, and as intend makinga specially
of this department. all will find it to then
advantage to examine my stock
janis w. O. LIGGET. Westminster.
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Notice 80 TrcSD:lSscrs.

r HEREBY forcwarn all persons from
| shooting or hun,in- uI otherwise tres
passing upon my farm or premises, on
Hunting creek, below Eicholtz's MIL, Oh
penalty of the law. .-.
Oct. ~, 1912-3w* JOS II. ". Flick.
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AND DIIIEl,

i MD UTTIEE
MAGAZINES FOR nov EMBER.
MINNIE. Demorcst's, I.cs|ic's, Pclerson's,
Golry's, llarpcrs, s,cribncr's, M"tr)poli1
ali, sc. &c, al SMITHS
oct aG Temple Of Fancy, Frederick.
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Also, Two / rArlS Oi !1-NE -Hbt V
JILN, One tract contains @19 acres and
If prrchcs: the other l16 acres and 40
pcrchrs. Persons G"sirous of examining
the above dc> ral,r proptiy VIII be shown
the same by Frederick \. WiIlhidc.
g Farmers ,cho ~ant N"unt,np Lets
,couM do rel II att nd NiS ."a!c.
Terms Of safe as prescribed hy tie Court
--Onc-thrd Of the purchase money TO h"
paid on tie day Of sale, or til" Ratification
thereof; tie rcsi'iu" in one and two years
from the day of sale: the purchaser or
purchasers giving their notes with approv-
ed security, bearing interest from the day
of Sale; and on payment of the whole
purchase money, and not lctnrr, the said
Trustee will execute deeds for the above
Described Real Estate Possession viii he
given of the Home Place ON the Isl OF
April, 1873; possession will b" given o! all
the other lanl ON Ral'ica! ON Of sale by
ne Court. LEVI IA " FcRl',
,,rr - G.t Trustee.
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Dwelling SSDrlSr.
.NOTNTlIN LIND,

the Greater portion Of which is wei set
with young thriving TIMBER, Locust
and CHESTNUT p.rtiC,l,arly
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04

AT H0ME,--A letter from Mr.. John
Ganter to Mr.. E. s. Altree ofthis city,
dated Zurich, Switzerland, May Both,
informs the friends OF the writer that
he has reached bis home after an abb
sence ct many long years, and that
he his health Is much improved. Mr..
Ganter proposes to visit Vienna as
soon as the weather settles. From
his account it would seem that the
weather in Switzerland is similar
to THAT In Oregon, asitrains almost con-
tinucusly during the Winter months.
MIR. G. proposes returning to Oregon
again late In the coming Fall. While
at Liverpool, England, Mr.. Ganter
secured corn circular from the house
of segar & Tunniclife, which he for
wards In his letter to Mr.. Altree.
From it we observe that the quota
tions is in centals Of 100 lbs. On the
9Th Of last May. Oregon wheat was
quoted in this circular at-"Club and
Oregon, lis 9dGl2s ID; California,
lis 9d8l1s 10d per 100 lbs"-showing
that Oregon wheat commanded a
higher price than the California. Our
readers can figure the worth Of a CEN
tai of Oregon wheat for themselves--a
dollar In American coin amounts to
four shillings and two pence, English
money. Twelve shillings six pence,
according to the above, would give
three dollars for 100 pounds of wheat
-one cental-or one dollar aud eighty
cents per bushel ofsixty pounds. Did
our space permit, we should like to
give the quotations of wheat from the
different countries at Liverpool, as
furnished by this circular. We shall
take occasion hereafter, when we have
more space, to give the general quota
tions of the Liverpool markets. An
English Imperial bushel is 50 pounds.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04

AT SHEDD.-On our return from
the campmeeting last Monday fore
noon, we spent q few minutes at
Shedd Station, waiting for the train.
While there we had the pleasure Of
shaking hands with the firm Of A.
Wheeler & Co., the enterprising and
successful forwarding and commission
merchants at that place. We found
them occupying a commodious store
room, which was well filled with all
kinds of merchandise, from a bar Of
soap to a silk dress, or from fine hat
to stogy boot. Their aim is to sup
ply the people out there with every
thing which can be procured in dry
goods, hardware and grocery stores;
and they are also agents for wagons,
machines and farming implements
generally. In their large warehouse,
near the railroad, they are now en-
gagged in putting in a small engine for
the purpose of elevating grain. They
are doing all they can to accom-
modate the farming community in
that section, and their efforts are being
appreciated.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04

INDIAN DANCE.-About sixty ST.
washes, Camped In the western sub
urbs Of the city, composed Of Cali.
pooiaS and Siletz, with . sprinkling
Of COquilles, have been raising the
dust every night lstely by tripping the
light fantastic toe, drawing . large
crowd of "pale faces" anxious 10 wit
ness the graceful and swan-like evOlu-
tiOns Of the dusky sons Of the forest,
She grand dance 10 announced 10 CONS
Of on the night Of the 4th, when oil
the feathers, paint and wardrobe Ol
each warrior will be dOnned-ticketa
tree.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04

AT BROwNsvILLE--On the glorious
4th, there will be grand celebration,
march, speech, music by the Aurora
Silver Band, etc., in tho daytime,
and an ice cream festival, for the BEN
eft Of the N. e. Sunday School, at
night. The BrowLsvilIians under
stand how to have pleasant time
themselves, and also make 1t pleasant
for those who join with them. An In
vitation is extended to everybody to
come and help them celebrate.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04
&lbaug Sfgister.
LOCAL MATTEfas.

TEE CAMPMEErING. - The camp
meeting on the grounds OF Mercer
Thompson, near Roberts bridge, un-
der the direction Of Revs. Mr.. Rccrk
aud Mr.. Hoberg. ofthe N. E. Church.
attercontinuing over q week broke up
laat Monday forenoon. The meeting
resulted In greatly reviving the mein-
bership and in fourteen or fifteen ac-
cessions to the church, one whole fam
iiy being Included in the number. A
vast concourse Of people were in at
tendance on last Sabbath, who were
unusually attentive aud orderly during
the entire day. At IL O'Clock A. NJ,
Rev. Mfr. Driver, though quite nnwell
from cold, preached q very able and
powerful discourse. We did not hear
Il, but soft was represented to us. In
the afternoon, we had the pleasure Of
hearing the Presiding Elder, Rev. Mr..
Starr, preach a sermon rich in thought
and feeling. He held the attention of
his audience from the first producing
o fine impression. At night, Rev.
Mr.. Pearl occupied the pulpit. His
effort was more of an exortation than
9 sermon, and as such it was good. 1t
resulted in. persuading some eleven to
come forward for prayers, several Of
whom professed conversion before the
meeting closed. Our stay atthe meet
ing was brief but during that time we
were very Hospitality entertained; and
made many new acquaintances whose
friendly faces we shall never forget.
At the tent Of Mr.. Mercer Thompson
we partook Of dinner; supper at the
tent Of Mr.. Conn; breakfast at the tent
of Mr.. vanwihkle. At each of these
places the kindest Of hospitality was
extended to US. We spent the night
at the residence of Mr.. Thompso, hav-
ing for our bedfellow, Rev, Mr.. Clark,
Of Eugene City. We neglected to say
in its place, that after the 3 O'Clock
services, three persons were baptized:
one Ia cOlored man, by sprinkling;
the other two, by immersion. The
latter interesting ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Mr.. RoOrk, at the
ford near Roberts bridge. The clos
ing exercises on Monday forenoon
we're lead BY Rev. Father Mckinney,
ene Of the oldest Missionary timer
ants, who came to this coast over 20
years ago. We made the acquaint-
Ance of his aged and pious companion
also who said she was the sixth woman
who came to Oregon. The closing
exercises were full of solemn interest
and feeling.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04

CLOSE SHAvE.-On Tuesday gen.
sleman by the name OF Canady, who
was engaged in running a mower over
in Benton county, about three miles
from this city, fnes with an accident
which came near proving fatal. From
come cause the team attached to the
mower became frightened, and started
off at . rapid rate, throwing Mr.. Cam
sdy from and in front Of the machine;
but he retained his presence Of mind,
held tightly to the lines, and succeed
cd, after a short run, in Bringing the
team to . halt, much to bis satistac-
Ton, at least. One Of the "Ienders"
@the machine struck his right leg,
between the knee and ankle, cutting Q
long, deep cash to tho bore, and the
knife succeeded in cutting through the
pants and boot les, but did not, fOrtu-
Oately, touch the skin. Had hs let 70
hiS hold on the lines be you'd un.
dOObtedly have been cut an 10 pieces.
40 1t Is he suffered several bruises and
pntusiOns, beside the cash In his leg
sbOve mentioned.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04
DEATH M FIFTEEN MNUrEs.-It !,

DEATH m FIFTEEN MrNUTEs.-It Is
our painful duty to record another Of
those sad casualties, 50 frequently oc.
curing Of latN arising from the care
less handling Of firearms. A young
msa Hauscd Paddock, twenty-three
years Of age, who resided with his
parents near Sweet Home Valley in
this county, met his death on last Sat-
urday morning under the following
circumstances: His dogs had "treed"
family of Cougars not far from the
house, and deceased had shot and kill
ed the old cougar. While attempting
tosecnre the young cougars, be reached
down for the gun, which had been re-
loaded, catching 1t by the muzzle, and
when in the act Of drawing it toward
him, the hammer caught on twig or
limb, exploding the gun, sending its
contents into Paddock's neck, sever
ing the jugular vein and causing him
to bleed to death in fifteen minutes
Sweet Home seems to be specially un-
fortunate, as quite a number of simi-
lar accidents have transpired there
within few years past.
Since writing the above, we have,
from Mr.. w. R. Finley, of Upper
Soda, little different statement Ofthe
above. The old cougar had been killed
the day before, said Mr.. Finley, and,
after considerable search, the dogs had
succeeded in finding and freeing one
Of the young ones. Ezra Paddock,
the deceased, set his loaded gun down
among some brush, while attempting
to shake the young cougar out OF the
tree, as they did not want to shoot it,
but let the dogs, most Of whom were
pups, have chance at it to break them
in to proper appreciation of such
game. One of the hunters remarked
that the dogs might run against the
gun, knocking it down and killing one
ofthem. Paddock, taking the same
view Of the matter, reached among the
brush for the gun, taking it by the
muzzle and drawing it toward him,
when 1t exploded with the result mar
rated above.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04

WATER SPOUT.-Rev. l. D. Driver
reports meeting . water spout, on
Friday last, between this city and the
camg-ground near Roberts bridge.
The rain-Cloud or water spout was
filnhelshaped, aud travelled with great
swittnesS. In an incredible short
space Of time after It reached him, the
water In the road, before dry was half
way up % the hub Ofthe buggy wheels,
the water coming down in . perfect
sheet, . II poured from some enor-
nous vessel. In . few moments the
water-SpOut had passed over, the
water had ceased to fall, and all was
bright again.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04

PREPARATIONS AT CORvALLls.--we
lsArn that the people Of Corvallis are
expecting Q jam Of people In their city
&the coming anniversary, and are
aiOre making Oyery preparation 70
enaasAln them In suitable style.
Anleag other things . fine pavilion
b. bean erected On The public plaza
SdiOlping The Court HOuse, for the use
Ana pleasure Of thOas who choose to
dsnCs. We very much doubt whether
o. steamboat viii b. able to carry the
egemen Of this city and al their friends
vhO wish % 50, and therefore suggest
&t buRgiSs snd hacks bo obtained By
Ana vho would enjoy A tIds OVsE ths
~ I'D bstwsss ~ sltie
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04

ALBANY LoDGE.--Albany Lodge
No. 4, I.O.O.F., installed the new
officers elect on Wednesday evening.
The ceremonies were public, and a
large and pleasant assemblage Of Odd
Fellows and their friends were congre-
gated there and then, aud q high old
time had. The officers installed were:
N. Baum, N. G.; w. Ketchum, V. g.;
A. N. Arnold, Sec.; and Fred. Graf,
Treasurer.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04

TNsTALLED.-DistriCt Deputy Grand
Master VIM. c. Tweedale, on Tuesday
evening last, installed the officers elect
for the new term of Corvallis Lodge
L0.O.F. 1t was a very pleasant oc-
casion, enjoyed by all who participat-
ed. Following are the names of the
brothers and the offices in which they
were Installed: E. N. Shed, N. c.;
s. L. Shedd, V. Gil. W. Williams,
Sec.; N. P. Briggs, Treasurer.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04

PERs0NAL.--R. Kirk and r. II.
Wright, both Of Brownsville, were in
the city on Tuesday.
Father York. OF Corvallis, called to
see us on Tuesday. He is one Of Ore
CONS Oldest and best men.
Rev. I. D. Driver, Of Salem, gave
us a pleasant visit on the 1st instant.
Mrs. Wakefield is making relatives
and friends visit in this city at pres
ent.
Rev. DR.. Hill and Mr.. l.. Cox de-
parted on last steamer for q visit to
the States.
nr. Gamble took his departure for
Jacksonville on Thursday. The doctor
was a most estimable gentleman, an
accomplished and successful physician,
and we are truly sorry that the health
OF his family would not permit of a
longer stay among us.
Judge Whitney returned from the
Ochoco country on Tuesday. He says
that in one of the claims in the new
gold diggings, the clean up after sluic-
ing a portion Of one day amounted to
about 81 to the hand. He thinks the
mines Overrated, Heard Of nor saw
no "big money" taken out Of any of
the claims. He returns much improv-
ed by the trip.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04

New FIRM. - Messrs. Henri r.
Sayrs and Henry States, two Of our
most enterprising and energetic young
men, have formed a copartnership,
under the firm-name ofSayrs & States,
for the purpose Of collecting accounts,
writing up legal papers and ackowl-
edging the same, issuing insurance
policies posting books, etc. They are
fist class business men, thoroughly
honest and capable, and we take pleas
ure in recommending them to the pat
ronage of our readers.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04

QUARTERLY MEETING. The fourth
quarterly meeting Of thO Albany
Methodist church will b held as the
church, beginning Friday evening,
July 9Th. st7K O'Clock. Services Sat-
uriay evening. Usual asFvisss on
Sunday. TIE members sEths church
asS especially urged By SAs Pastor b
attend On Ffidgy aaa Gaturdaa dsea-
lnRa.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04

SoDA.-The constant study Of A.
CarotherS q Co. is to excel In the
manufacture Of soda, and we believe
they have succeeded In getting up
about as nice an article Of genuine bot
tied soda as was ever manufactured.
Try few bottles this warm weather.
1t Is splendid in the sick room.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04

FINE FARM.--On the Arst Of the
week we enjoyed . pleasant visit at
the taEm Of Mr.. G. D. Burkhars, shout
one mile from this City-by the way,
one Of the richest and best improved
farms In Linn county. The cherries
in his orchard are especially fine, and
we psid the fullest respect 70 then.
Kr. Burkhart 10 paying special assen-
ton to fms stOok, In which ws wisA
him the fullest success.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04

ALBANY CoLLEGTATE INSTITUTE
The next term opens on Monday,
September LIST, 1873. This Institute
has as competent and able teachers as
any in the State, and therefore has a
reputation as an educational institu-
ton among the foremost on the Pacific
coast.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04

NEW WAREHoUsE.-Mr. L. G.
Burkhart, who resides just in the east
ern suburbs ofthe city, has commenced
the erection of a large warehouse ad-
joining the railroad running through
his farm. 1t is 5Ox25 feet, 16 feet in
the clear, and win hold 10000 bushels
ofgrain. He proposes to store grain
Ut two cents per bushel, sacked.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04

RUNAwAY.-A team belonging to
Robt. Foster, on Friday last--lett Sc
curely fastened by Mr.. F., but united
by one of the little Fosters soon after
got up and raced through the streets
in a manner very unbecoming the
staid and quiet character Of the owner.
Damage, about $40.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04

BUSINESS. = Messrs. Titus, Bcur~
gardes g Co. are doing a splendid
business, as they ought, having one Of
the best stocks Of jewelry, Watches
clocks, ETC., in the State. Call and 90
the display.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04

HANDsoME.-'rhe new stamp gotten
up BY Uncle Sam for the use of Post
masters. They are entirely different
from any of the other designs, and, u
any difference, handsomer.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04

OAE0OA FAHMKns' UMlOH. -TAFoueA
tho pOlitsNsss q NJ ,. Henry Brown,
OfSalsan, We ere n SsssIpE osths SCn-
ssisutlOn end by-Awa q ~ Oregoa
TSrasss' UntOs &slslssa Jsas llGA
lSE1.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04

GRAT1s.-For the benefit Of an Tlli-
nois cotemporary, we state the fact
so far as we have inquired, that no
young lady ofa dyspeptictu of mind
has inquired, at any Of our stores, dur
ing the week, for pair of rubber
shoes with buckles"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04

So?-The Portland BSletta has this:
"Albany Is . good place to start q
temperance paper, but after one Is
started 10 don't take long for 1t to
starve." Portland can't even start
one, bue "gin mills" are frequently
started and al get At.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04

GAME.-Young grouse will soon bs
the right size to bring to the table.
Wild pigeons, Of which there arr
plenty among the oak groves, dont
60 bad, either as a stew or broil.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04

Wool! WOOL - Parties having
Wool for sale will do well to call on
Wood Il Howell, at Frank Woods
Blacksmith shop, before disposing Ct
the same.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04

TIE WnLAHzTEn-b AllinR HaD.
idly, and, shOuN no SaIs iAll econ,
will early reach . sage which win ~.
quire stsamstO navigating Il N thls
point to da@On Whasl.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04

AT JEFFERsoN-They will have .
big blow out on the 4th, among other
attractions offered is an oration by M.
V. Brown. Esq. II that don't catch
'em, what will?
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04

SILVER BAND.-The Monmouth Sill
yer Band passed through this city yes
terday, as they passed up First street
treating our citizens to some excellent
music.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04

We had the pleasure, on Thursday,
of meeting Capt. Cain, of Portland,
who commanded a regiment from
Ohio, in the rebellion. Cap. 10 q
brick.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04

WooL.-This article is beginning
to come into market in fair quantities,
So far the market rules at 2216C per
pound.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04

HxAnras ron YOUMMgw.--Ga
and ley SlsAS ssisaae RuNsRR RRakA
- Wood = NowsAh yiNs Aua.
egOd nOR'Ia ~ n CalltsgalA.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04

MARKETs-Well supplied with veg
etables, etc, at fair rates. Butter
quotahle at Ice per pound, and eggs
l5c per dozen. buying.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04

WHEAT.-We still quote wheat at
zoe per bushel, with little or none o.
fering.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04
MARRIED.

June 80, 1873, at the Mercer 'THDmv.
son camp-ground, by Rev. J. HoberA
Mr., j. Meggison and Miss Emily
Flenor-all Of Linn county, Oregon.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04

STEAMsoATS Gtill eOnGnas nnskins
tAeiP regular tsipA slthOusA ~ AVse
b lowering EspldlY, vaTt llslls Iowa
ftsIgAt OGsrlng. Ana % AsIgAS also
llghs. HsrvsHS viii ma y hsRs,
hOwsvaE, whaa freight win - @ONe
plsatNSl, u -s '
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04

New To-Day.
ALnANY
Collegiate institute I
Nsxa tsRn sReRA
Monday, SOPtcaBss r, IsyA.
n. H. wARRKn, PRa
"M "a
NOTICE.

OyRcD AIpAHT fAa9la~ NA a
ALDANY, lane 3. 80 n
AN As9EgaTENR OF RAETS
~ cent. wae levied upon IN ~
stock Of the Company on Juna alGS ~
PEOupt payment q required.
g. " VNAl1aA
N4yss@~rA
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04

WEATHER-Warm, with indications
of warmerest.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04

A gentleman afflicted with thD
chronic rheumatism says, mo descrip-
ton OF my case can convey the vast
amount OF benefit have received from
the use ofJoaason'S Anodyne Linimens.
| believe it is the best article 10 shA
world for rheumatism.
Ifa horse has a good constitution
and has once been good horse no mat.
ter how old or how much run down
he may be, he can be greatly improved,
and in many respects made as good a.
new, by a liberal use Of Shertdan' . Coz
airy Condition P0acderS.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04

BoRN.-In this city, June 2StA b.
the wife Of'Juo. FOshay, . daughter.
In this city, on the Lat inSt., 70 thA
wife Of P. Marian, daughter.
In this city, June 3Oth, to ths win
Of Mr.. Turnbow; a daughter.
On the list inst, to the wife OF NJ
than Fry, q daughter.
At MilleFs Station on the o. 40
Railroad, to the wife Of ths ARsaA
Mr.. Miller. . son.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04
A. WHEELER. C.P. HQUOm
G. B. WHEELER.
A. WHEELER & co..
SHEDD, OREGON,
ForVardilg& C0mmiSSl NeTCAsltI

Dealers in Merchandise and Produce. A
good assortment of all kinds Of Goods A.
ways in store at lowest market rates.
Agents for sale OF Wagons, Grain DriIA
Cider Mills, Churns, &c, &c.
CASH naic for WHEAT, OATS, PORR
BUTTER, EGGS and POULTRY.