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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-03-06
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Another scandal.
Political log rolling.
Spring yet not spring.
Scio is to have church bell
Albany has 2-bit restaurant.
Corinthian Lodge tomorrow night
Col. Teal was in the city during the
week.
Democratic County Convention TO-
morrow.
Snow was three inches deep here
Tuesday morning. 4
Carothers & Co. have furniture and
fruit trees for sale.
Dance at Albert Bales, Wednesday
night. Good time.
For the past week the weather has
been simply "beastly."
A brother of Judge Whitney is up
from Frisco on visit.
CheadIe's new store room is a bazaar
of beauty and neathess.
The Register moves for skating
rink. Second the motion.
We have been crowded with job
work during the past week.
Thanks to Senator Kelly and Repre-
sentative Nesmith for favars.
Harper & Co. are, doing an excellent
business, and no men deserve it more.
Ground white with snow last Sun
day morning. How is that for the LIST
of March?
w. Leavenworth has been appointed
postmasterof thepew Office at Muddy,
in this county.
A. f. Cherry, at his foundry, in this
city, is building eight Hatnes' Headers
for the, coming harvest.
Those jolly Hold Fellows talk OF
excursioning to the mountains again.
Invite us, Fellows, No throwing off;
now!
ElderJ. NJ. Stephenson lectures at
the Court House next Sabbath even
ing on the same subject as his last
lecture.
"Poker Jacll,n who was here at the
Fair last fall, was fatally stabbed by
John Martin, at Port Townsend, last
Oliver Jackson, one of Linn's boys,
was last week married at The Dalles to
Mrs. Mary Van Alsten. Here's our
phist, Oliver.
The Republican Convention for Linn
county, to elect delegates to the State
Convention, is called for March 2Sth.
Primaries on 21st.
Mud, snow, rain, suEshine-in fact
,he weather for the past week has been
Us miscellaneous as that dubious COM
pound known as hotel hash.
We understand some of our Albany
aides are discussing the project of
making praying crusade on our
aloons, as is being done in the East
'rn States.
If people don't keep their eats from
around our peaceful habita-
ion these moonlight nights we will
urely be compelled to imbrue our
lands in their feline gore.
Marriages are scarce just now, but
We may look for rush on the Clerks
'tfice after our March term of Circuit
Jourt, as there are eight divorce cases
o be ground through Judge Bonham's
judicial mill at that time.
Nelson J. Cochran, of this county,
yesterday started with his family for
jolfax, w. t., where he designs maxi
ng his future home. May good fortune
o with him. OF course he couldn't
cave without having the DEMOCRAT
ollow him.
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Dr. Doherty has just published an Important
pamphlet cmbodylng his own views and expe-
rlences In relation to Impotence or Virility, be-
Ing short treatise on Spermatorrh0a or Sem.
inal Weakness, Nervous and Physical Debility
conseqnent on this affection, and other dlsea-
aes Of the Sexual Organs.
This little work contains Information OF the
utmost value to nll whether married or single.
md will be sent FREE by mail on receipt OF
six cents In postage stamps for return postage
Address, w. X. DOIIERTY, M d.. =
v3n3Stf , San Francisco, Cal.
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tNN-'h'-' - 2 Nf' -
About one year ago caught a severe cold In
the head, which terminated in a severe form OF
Catarrh, pnring the time ulcerati0ns occurred
in the nasal passages, and l became wholly
deaf in one ear, With partial deafness in the
other. The in1alnntion had involved all the
delicate structures OF the ears, and was inlimz
mediate danger Of permanent deafness. The
discharge became prOfuse and letid both into
my throat aud trofn my ears. In this condi-
tion called on pr. Pierce for ala, who pre-
scrlbed his Golden Medical Discovery. and Ca
tarrh Remedy, and under their use have rap
idly recovered. My hearing is restored, and
my Catarrli is entirely we'll. JOHN SMITH.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-03-06

NOTICE Is HEREBY. GIVEN TIIATIa p.
IN 3iain has been appointed BY the County
Coun, " Linn county, Oregon. AdmlniatrntOr
Of the Estate Of Samuel Blain, deceased, late
Of Linn county Oregon aud ail persons having
claims against aaid estate arc hereby required
20 present them 10 The undersigned, duly ycri-
fed. al his ulaoe 1f bugipaag. ID l.ibahy sJfa.
is,n, Witun ~ months from ii,e dgtg hereof.
\, r. BfhiN, Adfnr
hihany Or Feo., y 1911 Ewi
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sTRAYED-REwARD.

GsTRAYED FROM THE UNDERSIGNED
- living miles south Of Albany, IN Centei
precinct, two hOrses-One cay.bank hOrse, well
advanced In years, and the other n brown year
ling hliy. They disappeared aboht two weeks
ng0. Areaaonable reward viii be offered IN
their return ~ me, Or Tor any Information lead
Ing 70 fheir recovery. ]. X. hSODERLY.
Albany, Fob. ~ is7i-29wL
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CITY, RESTDENOE FOR SALE.

TWNHE UNDERSIGNED rs DESTROYS or
N selling her city residence In Albany, com
prislnga comfortable One-story cottage hOuae
Of 8 rooms, and two lots, on the corner of Els.
Ferry. Quite q number Of fruit trees, an OK.
cellent well Of water n w0Od-shed and other
necessary appdnenances are on the premises.
Terms Reasonable. For further particulars ap.
ply ~ the undersigned Oh the premises above
described. kAHALi HUTCHINSON.
Albany, Fob. q 1874.
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ApMIN1srRAToR,s NoTIflE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
lN undersigned was on the ID day Of Fe bru-
ary, 1914 duly appointed administrator dc
bonus non, OF the estate Of Elias A. johnson,
deceased, BY the County Court Of BlnncOunty,
Oregon. All persons having claims against
said estate are required 10 present them, with
the proper vouchers, within six months from
the date Of this notice, 10 the administrator at
the office Of Johns & Jones, ~ the city Of Al.
bany, and Aforesaid. j. W. JOHNSON,
Dated, Feb, II, l514 Administrator.
JOHNS q JONES, ATTY for Admir-. DIVA
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COME AND SEE US.

HAvING DISPOSED OF QUE. INTEREST
ah in the mercantile business 10 Mr.. Sam
May, and being desrous Of removing 10 san
Francisco nt the earliest practical date, give
notice 10 all those persons iadebted 10 the late
firm Of Gerst, May & Co., that desire n aeitle
mient Of all outstaud accounts by the nrst Of
April, 1874, except those accounts which have
been commenced for the current year and as
sumed by Sam. May!
q. GEI,ST,s
for Gcrst & Anspachcr.
Harrisburg, Feb. 10. 1874. 2Sw4.
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ALBANY, Or, March 9, 1874.

THE PRIMARIES.-We were agree
ably surprised to learn of the interest
manifested in the Democratic primary
meetings held throughout Linn county
last Saturday. In Albany Precinc
there were something near seventy
votes polled, much the greater number
of which were cast by farmers. Our re-
ports from other parts of the county
indicate that more than ordinary in
terest was manifested. So far as we
have tidings the following are the
delegates elected;
Albany Precinct Mart Payne, s.
Montgomery, A, G. Jones, DR.. ]. l..
HILL, Jno. Parker, Milton Houston, G.
p. Burkhart Martin Miller, D. NJ.
Cooke.
Harrisburg Precinet-J. H. Smith,
Enoch Hoult, VIM. McCulloch, Z.
coleman, r.. B. Willoughby, Isaac d.
Miller.
Syracuse Precinct David Lewis,
Isaac Meeker, w. A. MCPHERSON.
Franklin Butte Precinct-Harvey
Shelton, J. ]. Kelly, John BiIyeu, Jno
Bryant, Jesse Beard.
Sci0 R'eciact-I. N. Griffin, F. P.
lDevaney, Jas. f. Miller, Thos Mum
lIers, Jno. Curl.
Lebanon PreciNct-J. L. Cowan, Jno.
H. ClaypoOl, Geo. T. Burkhart.
Brownsville Precinct-Jas. X. Wealth
erford, Jas. Blakely, Jas. Swank, DR..
n. II. Crawford, H. II. Powell, Jas. B.
Sperry.
Center P-ecinct-John Huston, M.
Bryson, BAIL Cooper. =
Sdntidm Precinct-D. f. Crabtree,
Jacob Newan, Jas. Hasler.
Hdlsey Precinct-S. D. Haley, Fl. L.
Rudd, Robt Frakes, Thos.L. Porter.
orleans Precinct-I,, N. Saith, Jos.
Hamilton.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY comlIITTEE.

There will be meeting Of the Linn
County Democratic Central Commit
tee, at the DEMOCRAT office, in this
city, tomorrow Saturday at 4o'clock
p. M, to fix upon the time for holding
the Linn County Democratic Conyen-
tion to nominate candidates for county
officers. MART. Y. BROWN,
Ghm Dem. Cent. Com.
= L.
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We notice that thc agricultural papers all
over the country recommend The use oil Sheri-
dams Condition Understanding. :
Farmers ind othertin this section have long
known and appreciated the advantage OF these
nnlYlnrs rlill nIhnfA. ---.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-03-06

RELIGIoUs.-Re S. G.. Irvine will
deliver a sermon next Sabbath morn
ing, in the U. P. Church, on the all
absorbing topic of Temperance.
Rev, M. McAllister, Universalist
preacher, will hold service in the
Court House next Sabbath at 81 p. m.
He is represented as an able divine.
Rev. M. White, Presiding Elder of
Albany District of M. E. Church,
South, assisted by Revs. JOS. Emery
aud E. J. Dawne, held quarterly meet
ing at the Congregational Church,
continuing over last Sabbath. Elder
White is an able preacher.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.


EENITE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
Ill u larfn, situated three miles from Harris.
burg, containing 355 aores, well llnprovad--l2j
being In cultivation, and al good wheat land.
lteontains good residence, barn, orchard
stock water, and all other conveniences.--
Terms easy. Inquire of n. r. Holt, Harris
burg, Oregon, orof JAMES WHEEI.AN,
n3ltf. Walla Walla, w. T.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-03-06

The METHODIST FEsTIvAL.-The
supper and festival given at Pacific
Opera House last Wednesday evening,
was indeed rare and festive event.
The spacious hall was crowded with
the 'grave and gay" denizens of our
city, and all enjoyed the event land
the sumptuous srpper to their fullest
capacity. 1t was p social and financial
success, and will put many ducats into
the purse of the worthy pastor of that
charge. The ladies of the M. e.
Church, and their kind friends, deserve
much credit for ther successful man
agement Of this affair.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-03-06
SUM MONS.

In The Circuit Court for Linn Com.
tN State Of Oregon.
Mary r. Brcker plaintiff, VS.. James Brlclser,
defendant.
Suit In equity for divorce.
To Jas. Brcller, the aboye-named defendant
In the name OF the State of Oregon; NYou
are hereby required to be and appear In tho
| above entitled Court and answer the complaint
of the above named plaintiff, now on file with
the Clerk of said Court, by the first day OF the
term of said Court following the expiration Of
the time prescribed by the order OF tho Judge
OF said Court for the publication Of this sum
mons, to.wit by the 23d day OF March, 1874 =
you Will take notice that If you fail TO appear
and answer as above required, the plaintiff
will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for
in the complaint to-wt for decree dissov-
ing the marriage relations existing between
you and the plaintiff and for the costs and dis.
bursements of the snit.
j. w. BALDWIN, Atty for PIT.
Published by order of II. f.. Bonham, Judge
Of said Court, bearing date Febpuary 9TH, 1871,
for six weeks In the Estate Rights Democrat" :"
the paper designated as the lltigant organ for
Linn county, Oregon, n27w8.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-03-06

WWTIIH. THE PERSON SIGNING HIMSELF
w "AFrend," who sent me M anonymous
letter conbinlnk important informatloH' giya
nsSif. MART TAYLog.
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RETURNED. Sheriff Pa rker return
ed from Frisco, without succeeding in
capturing'the fugitive from justice of
whom he was in pursuit. He, how
ever, turned the matter over to the
San Francisco detectives who have
promised to work up the case and if
possible "nab'' the game. In this
connection we are authorized by
Sheriff Parker to state that his trip
was made at his own expense, and
not dollar will be received by him
from the public funds Of either the
State or county to defray the expenses
of his journey. ....
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-03-06

NfLLASIETTE's LETTERs.-We last
week began the publication of series
ofle,ters on the Theory Of Govern
menls, ,rfrom the able pen Of a gentle
maH Who has chosen to write over the
non Re plume Of Willamette" The
theme Of the writer is handled in a
elear comprehensive and instructive
manrsr. abOunding In useful history
atWfli as unanswerable logic. These
letters will doubtless be perused' with
much interest by the readers Of the
UENacRAT.
TIM TAx-PAYERs' CALG.-One Of
The fr|ends OF the Tax-Payers' move
lneut promised to give us the call for
pub'i1ation this week, but it was not
hAual in up to the hour Of going to
pfe
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INsTRUcTIoNs.-At the Democratic
Primaries in Scio, Franklin Butte,
Brownsville, Center and Orleans Pre-
cincts, in this county, last Saturday,
resolutions were unanim ously adopted
instructing for NJ. V. Brown for the
nomination for State Printer. Scio
Precinct also adopted.a resolution in
structing for ex-Governor Whitaker
for Governor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-03-06

BALLoU's MAGAZINE FOR MARCH,
The March number of this valuable
fAmily magazine is published, and is
fnlly equal:to any issue this year 1t
contains stories of sentiment, ofadven-
tufe of the sea, and every one should
pnbscribe or.buy a copy for the sake of
SEEING what a nice publication can be
produced at low price, aud only a
very large circulation will warrant the
selling of numbers at Is cents each, or
$l5O per year by mail. To the sub
aeflbers pretty chrome is given,
which is worth much as an ornament
for any house in the country. Here is
d list of the contents for the March
number, which will bear looking at:
Heads of the People; An Extinct Bird;
Cnriosities of Sound; The Sumatra
Raflesia; Captain Alexis Legacy;
Jo's Rival; A New Years IdYll; The
Mutineer's Fate; An Unfortunate
Match; Song; Theodosia's Lover; Be.
yond the Pickett Lines: or Army
"reminiscences of Captain Jack; Eng
lish Candidates for Matrimony; The
Stolen Bridei A Night Watch; Old
Saturday; The Count De Lavllliere;
Our Young Peoples Story-Teller.--
Leila Grey: or, Twice an Orphan; The
Wonderful Baby Curious Matters;
RuIhyen's Puzzle Page; The House
keauer; Facts and Fancies; The
6Inlers. - Humorous Plctures.) Ad-
dgeM Thomes & Talbot, 30 Bromfield
Street, Boston.
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aa-ai-a--
There are probably a hundred or more per
snns 10 mis- and neighboring towns, who daily
suiier frum the distressing effects OF kidney
troubles who do not knOW thni J0hnauns An6.
ayne iAninent rs aliuO9t certain care. IN
noi q peEicci cure.
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AL SWAIN hits the nail kerslap or
the head when he says in his Bee;
"Let an editor, be ever SO guarded he
will not escape censure, No matter
how much valuable service he may
render community, in stirring up the
authorities to greater diligence in the
discharge of duty, in successfully COM
batting needless or extravagant public
expenditures, in attacking wrong, ele-
waiting the moral tone of the people, let
the unfortunate editor publish a line,
however timely or just, that comes
home to one of his readers, and he
straightway .stirs up hornets nest.
We have known cases where men have
used paper to the extent of column
at q time for their personal advantage,
and then for q mere fancied wrong, re-
sort to the stale expedient of "stop my
paper" Self-respect, independence,
and the highest interests of o journal
all demand that such men be let alone
severely for all time to come; or at
least until they are brought to their
senses sufficiently to make proper ac-
knOwledgement of their error An edi-
tor of many years experience, said not
long since, that the man was yet un-
horn who onuid writa a local item and
be perfectly sure that nobody would be
offended. This is strongly but fairly
put. People are so sensitive, you
know" a.
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Catarrh not unfrequently produces deafness.
MIR. LEVI SpRiNGER, of Net,le Lake, tP. Oh
Williams Co., o., iormerlH of Durbans Cor
.ners, o. has been cured Of deafness of four
teen years standing by using Dr. Snges Ca
tarrh Remedy. He was SO deaf he could not
h ARA person talk when seated by his side and
can now hear the church bells ring two miles
distant-so he writes,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-03-06

GRADwoHL.-We have new ad
from J. Gradwohl, our enterprlsing
stove and tinware merchant. We
have no space to speak further OF
Gradwohrs attractions this week.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-03-06

THE OFFIcERs.-So far as heard
from the following were the officers at
the Democratic Primaries, in this coun-
ty, last Saturday: Albany Precinct,
Geo, r. Helm, Chairman, John Fl.
Burkhart and w. L. Yantis, Secreta-
ries; Brownsville, Claiborne, Hill,
Chairman, H. w. Abrams, Sec'y;
Scio, J. Z. Miller, Chairman, w. r.
Privett, Sec'y; Syracuse, J. II. Crooks,
Chairman, 9. A. Miller, Sec'y; Halsey,
S. D. Haley, Chairman, Thos. L.
Porter, Sec'y.
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MEDICAL SOCIETY. = The Linn
County Medical Association, held in
this city last Monday, the 2nd, dis
cussed very fully the subject of "The
cause and prevention Of Typhoid
Fever" Also the necessity of a
thorough system of sewerage in the
City of Albany to prevent certain
forms of disease. They hold their
meetings on the 1st Monday of every
month, at which time they discuss
medical subjects only.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-03-06

IMPORTANT TO TAXPAYERS. .-Coun-
ty Clerk Hackleman has prepared the
most comprehensive blank for state
ment of Taxpayers that we have yet
seen. It's to be used by the County
Assessor in conformity with the direc-
tlon of the State Board of Equalization.
If taxpayers will meet the Assessor at
the times and places appointed, with
these blanks properly filled outaccord-
ing to instructions to be found on the
sheets, it will greatly facilitate the
assessment and materially reduce the
expenses of such assessment to the
county.
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ALL STRAIGHT.-A friend writing
us from Halsey, says of their Demo-
cratic Primary there last Saturday:
"The meeting was characterized by a
most marked manifestation on the part
OF Democrats to work as in days agone
for the success of Democracy and Right
over Radicalism and OPPRESSION
Nothing wanted here with the "Peo-
ple's irrespective-of-party disorgan-
izing movement" The unterrified of
this vicinity place little faith in such
Cayuse concerns.
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NOTION.

hOIlCEs
TNNlIE PARTNERsHIP HEREyOFORE Eek.
IA istlng between VIM. II. Kuhn and james
g. Van RcDssolaor, under the firm name Of w.
II. Kuhn 4 CO., Is this day dissolved by mutu-
nj consent the notes and accounts due the said
firm becoming the property OF tile said Van
Rensselaer,, and 10 whom, or his representa-
tive they mist be paid, and 10 whom must DO
presented all claims against the said firm.
w. II. KUHN,
r. @. SCHUYLER,
Guardian Of estate OIL. C.. Van Rcnsselaer.
Feb. 0, 1874.
ND pEFERRING TO THE ABOVE ! GIVE
Nh notice that tine notes and accounts due
VIM II. Kuhn 4 Co., will be collected by jas
B. Wyntt, Of tho firm Of Clark & Wyatt, who
may be found at tho old stand Of Kuhn & CO, ,
and who Is fully authorized 10 receipt and set
Tic the same, g.. SCHUYLER
Guardian Of estate pfJ. q. Van Rensselaer,
u2BfuH
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For AssEssOR.-Z. d. Moss, Esq,
an old-time Democrat of this county,
announces in another column that he
is candidate for Assessor of Linn
county, subject TO the decision of the
Democratic Convention. That's right,
friends; give the printer a show to
make little while you go after these
fat offices.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-03-06

In LIFE UNITED-1N DEATH NOT
DIvIDED.-An aged couple named
Allen, who have for many years past
resided in Halsey, died last week with
in q few hours of each other The old
lady departed first, and her sorrowing
and bereft companion, who had until
that hour enjoyed his usual health,
gave way under the blow and sank
speedily into deaths cold embrace
The mortal remains of the aged and
devoted couple fill one common grave,
and may we trust that their freed
spirits now wander side by side on the
Golden Shores of the Blessed Land.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-03-06

OVERLAND MONTHLY FOR MARCH,
The current number of the Overland
Il unusually varied in its contents. II
opens with brilliantly written review
Of Lanfrey's history of Napoleon l.,
from new contributor-Capt. Edward
Field, L. S. A. Then follows a dra-
matte Tale of the Redwoods, by Mrs.
G B Kirby. Over the Hill is an ex-
apisite poem, on Goethean sugges-
ton, by Joseph I. Goodman. Pioneer
1nstice in Oregon, by VIM. NJ. Turner,
IS capitally written bit of border
history. In The Main Force of Culture
John S. Hittell gives the precedence to
Industrial art, arguing to that effect
With much vigor. Taliesen Evans con-
tHbutes an exhaustive and valuable
article on Orange Culture in California.
Apothegms, by w. A. Kendall, are
original and pungent. Cabman against
MRrchioness, is spicy sketch of a
1emarkable French trial, by S. M.
anincy. DR.. Stllman concludes his
interesting diary of an argonautie
johrney around the Horn. An article
Oh Our ComEon Schools, by John
Lays, shows how the teachers profess
sion might be dignified and enhanced
il usefulness. Geological Surveys, by
Abert Williams, Jr., is timely show
Ing of the great economy of the, Cali
fofnia Survey, compared with others.
Mrs.. La Rue's Snails is q quaint and
original story, by Hugh Humphrey
BENZ. P. Avery continues his pictur-
esaue mountaineering papers, taking
the reader to the "Head-waters of the
Sacramento, preparatory to the ascent
0f Mt. Shasta. Like to Thee, by Sarah
Johhson, is a neatly conceived poem.
The final poem of the number is a
plaintiye expression of resigned piety,
by Ina d. Coolbrith. The editorial
department has a leader on The New
kFp in California, and copious notes on
literature, science, and art, closing
with q number of careful book reviews.
John H. Carmahy & Co., Publishers,
San Francisco. "a per annum.
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FARMERS FRIENDS. Elkins Bros,
OF Lebanon, have got out flaming
posters, advertising that they have for
sale all kinds of agricultural imple-
ments, harvesting machines, wagons,
&C., &c., which they will sell 70 farm
ers on W. most reasonable terms az to
prices and time of payment.
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TITUs. ROuRaAnpEs 3 co..

AGENTS, AlbnHy, Oregon.
Also. all kinds Of Machine Needles FOR sale