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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-28

Adopted by the Bsptist 8. S. on the
death of Olive Nickerson
WHEREAS, God In his infinite wisdom
has called from our Sunday School here be-
low by the untIrIng hand OF death. TO en-
Joy the blessings OF . home beyond the
River. our beloved friend and schooimate.
Olive Nicker<oll. therefore.
Resofced That we. the Inemberssof the
First Baptist Sunday School. do hereby ex-
tend to the sorrowing parents. brother.
sister and friends OF deceased. our heart
felt sysnpathies in this sad hour Of their be-
reavement.
Resotoed. That copy OF these resolutions
be transmitted to the grief stricken parents
as a testimonial OF our love for our depart
I'd friend and seaoolnafe.
Resotrel. That copy of these resolution,
be sent to our city papers for publication
also to the Baptist EUamgel. San Francisco
ADDIE MANSFIELD.
Supt. s. s.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-28

FINE STocK.-Soine weeks ago. our read.
ers will remember. we announced the fact
that W. C. Myer. Of Ashland. jackson
county. Oregon. then in the Eastern States.
had been successful In securing another
Percheron stallion. lately Imported from
France. supposed to be the finest horse In
the United States. Since then Mr.. MyeT
his returned to his home in Ashland. bring
ing this horse. which he calls the pride of
Perclle,'' and other purchases of bloodetl
stock which he made while in the East.
A note received from Mr.. Mycr informs us
that he inte'.ds making the season with
White Prince aud Pride OF Perche in this
city and Salem. the coming season. which
will afford our stockmen chance to secure
fine stock, an opportunity which they will
no doubt avail themselves of freely. Read
the article headed ..rlie Importation Of
Fine Stock" elsewhere in tilis issue.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-28

DEDscAT1oN.-The Evangelical church.
reccntly completed, on the corner OF Fourth
and Lyon streets. was dedicated to the ser
svice Of God on Sunday last. The services
were conducted by Rev. y. Heintnger, OF
Salem. The church Is one Of the neatest
Ia the city. aud cost some %. $50. Ia all
dition 70 this. the lot cost $3.50. making
the total COST $2.s10 There was still owing
on the church &sOOor $500. A collection
was taken up. and some, II we are rightly
informed. $480 collected and pledged. so
that the church Is comparatively out of
debt. Rev. J. Bower<ox Is the present
pastor. The sermon In the morning was a
fine effort, and stamps Mr.. II. as one OF
the foremost preachers OF his Church.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-28

the Pereher0n stock OF horses is considered
by every disinterested individual that has
seen them to be the best stock Of draft
horses on tile Pacific coast, and Ii the best
OH this coast, why not the best In Amer3-
CAP PERRY WATKINS.
We have devoted considerable space to
the above subject. but when party invests
q large capital and time ior the infrotiuc-
tion Of valuable stock that is likely to add
TO the material worth of cur State, they
should be sustained. We have the proof
Of this in parties coming and sending here
and paying from &200 to $500 each for ono
half blood colts from .sWhsfe Prince from
TO years old and we learn Mr.. a. has
orders for more than he can supply from
distant parties.
Mr.. Myer has 10 head Of breeding AMI
mails OF this stock that probably cannot be
surpassed In the United States. It would
afford our citizens great pleasure 20 see
six or eight OF these inagnificei.t animals
liarnessed TO heavy freight wagon and
bring us down n load OF Ashland -four, bsle
the present state of the roads will not ad-
init OF ft-Oregoa Seafiaei.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-28

The BarbotitsviIle Nv. .'va.) Gazette of the
22d says that the body Of Chas. F. Meeling,
who had been missing for some time, had
just been found buried in stable, with
throat cut. Mrs. Meeling was arrested,
together with man who had been paying
her Improper attentions, named Williams.
Mrs. Meeling confessed that, aided by Will
liams, she had committed the murder. Ex-
element was so high tia; lynching was
apprehended.
senator Mitcheli's resolution instructing
the judiciary committee toreport whether
corporation may be thrown Into compulso-
ry bankruptcy on the petition Of single
creditor Is aimed at Judge Deady's decision,
that the Oregon Bntletsn Company should
he forced into bankruptcy by one creditor
claiming $3.50. Mitchell wants the Judicial
rv COMMITTEES to make = declaration cover.
Ing this decision. which he denoHnces as
absurdly contrary to the provisions OF the
law.
From Ftshervllle, n. H., we learn Of the
destruction OF the private insane asylum
kept by Doctors Willett & Harvey. Five
Of the inmates perished in tho flames. DIR.
/ Willett was badly burned In attempting TO
rescue the patients.
| B. L. CInderly was executed at Wheel
| ing. Va. on the 2lst, for the murder of
Caroline Snodgrass. He made q full con-
.tessIon, laying his misfortune 20 the uss OF
| ardent spirits.
/ A duel was fought between Jules LeClerii
and Frank Curtin. on the she'll read. about
SIX miles from New Orleans, on the S2d.
A woman was the cause Of Il.
The Fairbanks scale factory, OF st. Johns.
bury, VT. were destoyed by fire on the
2lst. Loss covered by insurance. aud the
factory will be rebuilt at once.
George Henry Jacobs was executed a
Joliet. H., on the 21st. for the murder o
his wife May 96th 1876. The crime wa,
one of the most brutal in the annals Of th'
west.
It Is stated that the agents Of the Cubar
Government In New York are negotiating
for co. 600 stand OF rifles of the mest improv
ed pattern, to be paid for on delivery Il
: some part OF the United States.
Some Of the prominent wholesale anfl re
tail merchants and 500 citizens OF Toledo
, Ohio. have signed petition in favor OF tn
: repeal OF the specie resumption act Of th
last Congress-.
It Is reported that at the recent electio
: in Spain the Ninisterialisss have secured
i, large majority.
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ElllAMcE AND c0laMERcE.

THURSDAY, Jan. a, 1876, !,
Gold In New York. 1l2z6.
Greenbacks, s75z@ssk.
Buyers offering 81 &c q bushel for wheat.
Produce market quiet at last quotations.
San Francisco dates to the 98th give
wheat at 81 .s50I 80, with 81 .95 per 100 for
choice milling.
Liverpool quotations ON the 26th were.
los Id @1Os Id for average; los 6d@11s ID
for club.
Business dull and money scarce.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-28

when fMdod or gray, Tt nfirnulmtes fhe lau-
trit1ve orgnne 20 heaaty activity, ana IRE
serves both the hair and it's beauty. Thus
nrashy, weak or DfclSIy hair becomes wlOaRy-
plsnblc and strengthened; lost hair reRrowa
with lively expression; falling hair is checketl
and Established; thin hair thickens; and AIDED
or gray hair resumetheir original color. Xts
operation is snreand harmless. II cures dan-
dru6, heals all humorB, and keeps the scalp
cool, clean and soft-under which condition.
diseases Of the scalp arc impossible
Asa dressing for indieaf hear, the vfCOR 70
praised for its grateful and AGREEABLE per-
fume, and valued for the soft luntreand rich
neas Of tone 1t inaparfa-
PREPARED ny
DIR. ,. G.. AyEB 4 d,O.. L9wem, 4snesg
Practical and Analytical Chomiaf@.
e eold BY an Druggists and Dealers %
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-28

ACTION OF THE HARRISBURG GRANGE.
From the CNitivdtOr of yesterday we clip
the following preamble and resolutions
passed BY Harrisburg Grange, No. IL. p.
nf H.. at its last meeting. It will be seen
that this Grange proposes to back the in
siependene line Of steamboats, plying ON the
Willamette. owned by Messrs. u. b. Scott
& Co. For full understanding Of the
matter. read:
WHEREAS, Reasonable rates for tranapors
tafSOn OF wheat and other products to Port
land or Astoria Is the only means by which
The farIns.rs OF Oregon. and especially the
upper part Of the Willamette Valley can
expect fair prices for their surplus.
WHEREAS. Certain lines Of transporta-
tion have from time to time been organized
for the carrying trade OF the Willamette
river, aud have afterwards either sold out
To, or consolidated with. former companies
running boats on the Willamette. thereby
giving them monopoly Of the freights on
Said river.
WHEREAS, Messrs. q. B. Scott 8 Co.
have organized al independent line. con-
sIstins OF the Steamers '.City Of Salem. -
and Ohio which they have been for
some time past, and are now, successfully
running. carrying lrrights at reasonable
rates. which they propose continuing to do.
provided they are patronixcd by the ship
ping community and believing them to
be gentlemen. who will stand by as.
Resozved. BY HarrisouEg Gfasge. No II.
That we hereby pledge 70 Meesrs. U b.
Scott q Co.. what freight We as individuals
may have to slip. so long IS Alley continue
to carry the same At reasonable rates. not
wiihstanding other companies may offer
lower rates.
IessolUed. That We viii not patronlze
merchants. millers. or rothers who re1nss 70
Of neg.ect to assisG US la the undertaking Of
keeping up competition on the Willamette
river.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-28

STfEL SUFFERING lAaiss, zBoRgA who
tainted away twice On. .ThurAsAy. eSeAiA,k
og last week, while attending the NJ atue1
ny GAsaiIy en,ersainmes,t Il sasr eoert House
is stssAs4 HnW-ell.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-28

MovED.-Jake Fleischner moved TO his
new quarters in the REGISTER bn' lsling on
Thursday, and will be pleased to furnish all
who call upon him with the latest styles
aud best makes of boots. shoes. galters.
slippers, etc. Call and see his new stock.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-28

SHEDD.-A new farmers warehouse is
ON the tapis at SI.edd. Fifteen thousand
bushels of wheat reported still in store at
Shedd. Business good. New corners are
finding homes tfereabouts, attracted by the
rich soil and the facilities afforded for dis
posing of produce. etc. at good rates.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-28

NEW T.Ivuy STABLE Ans. Msrshaii's
new stable. which he d erecting on the site
of the ono lately burned. goes up slowly
because OF the delay In receiving he l'IHa-
Der. The statse Is % be tIsirty-four feet on
Second street. running back 20 the alley.
between Second and First streets. one hun
dred feet. This will be = very comfortable
horse hotel when finished.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-28

MEANNEss. red pepper on a
stove in crowded assemblage is a con-
temptable, mean act, and the perpetrator
deserves to be publicly fiogged, but what
shall we say of the littleness of soul that
will induce boys to carry of, detace and
destroy the singing books usedin the church
services.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-28

HooDLuMs.-weso sometimes think. when
we are told Of the conduct or some of the
youngsters in this city. that Albany is ours
ed with few Of the worst hoodiums In the
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-28

PAssED.-The CRY Council passed an
ordinance. at the regular meeting Tuesday
evening. granting 900 TO aid in the p.'r-
chase OF \ steamer for Albany Engine CO..
No. :. The opponents Of the measure did
aiI rhey could 70 defeat the measure. but
without avail. The Council. a. we are in
Sormeti..voted solid for the ordinance. They
did theipseIyes honor.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-28

Boar BUtAbN1. 1.- The farmers In the VI
entity IT JEFFERSON Are Agstating tire ques-
Zion Of balfdsAE a light tlSarzhk saeaNAboae
for transpIostsng their produce - PcgslaArs
during high water.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-28

PREPAmNG.-Amongt the attractive feat
ures of Linn Engine Cos. entertainment.
on the evening Of the 22.i Of February en-
suing. wall be the grand orchestra. compos-
ed Of the. hest musical talent in the city.
We predict thar the music furnished oal the
evening In question, win he superior TO any
thing ever heard ia this city.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-28

REcovERINe.-Rev. DIR. Hill. who has
been very iii indeed, sn III that his friends
feared that he would never recover, we are
glad to state, is slowly convalescing
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-28

4 CaASoE.--11ae ruld spell lee.ap Tues
Say HagAt after remaining about = week
with US. A slight rain feil sen Tuesday
night. and now we have mud instead Of
frozen streets.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-28

eERsoNAL.-charIey Barnes made his
appearance opce more On our streets
Wednesday, Charley had long siege 81
it. and Is still weak from the effects Of ty-
phoid fever.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-28

DAxeERoUsLr TLL--The mother Of Mrs.
HoehsteGsIer. we are sorry tn learn. Is re-
ported dangerously i'll. She arrived In ste
city from her Eastern lsonse bat \ lew week-
ago. Heart disease. we believe. Is the
principle trouble. Drs. Tafs and Rice
have both been called in.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-28

RELIGIOUS. at the n. E.
Church every night during the week; pray
er meetings every afternoon at two O'Clock
at the same place. Interest Increasing.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-28

SNow.-A slight snow fall Wednesday
night. but the bright sunshine Of Thursday
soon tlissipatei 1t, leaving all black where
white reigned supreme tor few briefho
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-28

The Oregon Cultfeator, unier the editori.
al management OF N. w. Garresxcn. Esq.
speaks for itself. Mr.. @. seems % be the
Fight man In the right place.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-28

Luther Elkins, Esq. who was severely
hurt few days ago by a fall, Is reported
rs mending slowly, aud hopes soon to be
about again.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-28

HALaKY-Has an enterpri-InG. go-ahead
population. 4 new drug store Is talked OF.
and a wagon sisap ~sllstSe erected soen.
Mr.. Allinghan,. tire popular laotelist, pro-
poses TO enlarge his intel. 70 accosnm0fsate
the increase af business. The GrAngs store
Is said TO be doaag hue business. Some
A..Ooo 90 50. coo bu.lsels Of wheat reported
in rl,e ,.parailnlaea rlnsolsl. -
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Awr or AnsrHEas

Remaining In the Post ONCE, Albany.
Linn county, Oregon, January 9th, 1876.
Persons calling for these letters ,nist give
the date on which they were advertised.
Be9k John HalA EEasers B
BAssett. Rev 5Anses Hints. Miss ida
Berrigan. Wm2 Honey. Miss MAassa
Besrt9an. MiChael2 .Jo41hs0sa, Miss Atilie
BarivSas. BENZ McDermetl. Mr< 1.
Car1ers Mrs Reheca MvC0nael, Mrs NJ
Dowiley. TsscsAAAs MNsfelwsassA Mrs w
T2nalI. MIS- Alice Mofelaead. w A
FeEeoat, Jake Ranger. Mrs Kate
GOoslles Thomas Starr, Mas Amefila
0ntvAlfe> CMresacg Winkle Henry
(sUfchfaaz A p
r, n. RAYMOND p. N. {,
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Mrs. Coins Is reported very slcs. As
Mr.. and Mrs. Coins are comparative strang
crs here. orr people should show their
sympathy by calling and offering those 1T
tie attentions that are so grateful TO the
sick. especially to the stranger within our
yates.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-28

Our Celestialz made thing.howl wednes-
day afternoon with their FIRE crackers, etc,
It was roaring time.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-28

AT SCfo.-A series Of meetings are Il
progress In charge of Revs. s. T. Mile
and N. Clark. with good results.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-28

ENIARoED.-TIle lStatesm1n now comes
to Us enlarged one column to the page.
The boss Of tIse Statesnsaa IL live man.
and proposes II be up with the times. He
deserves good patronage at the hands Of
salemites. We wish every success.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-28

NEW EDEToR.-James o'Mera, Esq.
has been succeeded In the editorial conduct
Of the Portland Fueafng Journal by ex-
Gov. Geo. L. Curry.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-28
Ayers Hair viwor,
FER ResseranE Gxay HAIR 60 ass Nasurax
wA&@K4ky amG COn w~

Advancing years.
SICKNESS care, diHmpy
potmtm emit, and
hereditary pee<il1-
position, all turn the
hair Rr1y,and either
of them incline AZ TO
ehed prernafurcly.
AYEMAs HAIR N1ea~
Or by long and e1r-
xeuB1Fe N a@w has
, proven that &c stops
the falling OF the hair
imrln0d 0dietely; often
'rcnewe the growth
and always surely
lalfFTEmN 4fn ssnWrel
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-28

MeIIssa Dodge len hsT home near Leba-
non : few days since. and sltIsOt.sh search
ms been made, up 20 the eime Of going 20
uress her whereabouts had not been discOv-
a...nsl
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A LITTLE LErT.-There Is said to be
three hundred thousand bushels Of wheat
still In our warehouses.
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TANaENT.-There is probably ten thou
sand bushels of wheat at Tangent, unsoid.
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me nm.renea.

NAN.
y he wears q good coat,
LII him upi lift him uni
Though he be but ssbIoat,0
Lift him upl
IL he's not common sense.n
And boasts but q few penc9,
Lin him uTl
II his face shows ssno shame.ss
Lift him upi lift him upi
Though s.crimen IL his name.
Lift him upi
Though disgrace be his sport,
Let your dang ghters him court,
Ltft him upI
woMAN.
1fA etwomann once errz
Kick her down kick har acWAl
II misfortune is hers,
Kick her down.
Though her tears Apw like rain,
And she never SMILES again.
Kick her G0wni
- 3 nan s.breAlEs her heaEfsn
Kick her taownl kick Aer 6toWAl
8edouhle the smart
Kick her down!
ana II in sslow cpnditi ionte
On OH 10 fJeftltffOtil
Kick Aer downi
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EPHzOOTIcs DxsTANCED.

THE RAY TEAM 8T1LL LIVES,
AND rs FLOURIsHIN0 LIKE A aRGEN
"A bay tree Thankful for past favorss
and wishing to merit the continuance OF
the same, the BAY TEAM wali always be
ready, and easily fonmd, to do any hauling
within the city linlits, for . reasonable
comnensatfon. @D ellveFy 81 &5@0aD
= asse1fnlfv. A N.ARNOI.D.
1ors Prourietor.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-28

SHIP BUILDING TO RE IRAuouRATED-
The hslssEsss men OF Pnrsiand are agitat-
ing the question OF ship bnildIng At that
place. proposing TO build. the coming sea.
sOn. fourteen hundred ton ship at cost
afahoat &s5, 600 coin. This Is business.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-28

BAxo.-The Chinese commenced cele
bratiuR New Years on Tuesday.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-28

s ezA Il you want 70 buy DOLLARS
WORTH Of goods sor NINETY CENTS
s. lsss, eo SUD see 4. WHEELER, At
she<ld l9vs
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On THE FouHrEEErHs-Linu County
f,ounriI nasets IL Knox Butte Grangs Hall.
i 10 o'clock 4. H., MOa.lay, February l4.h
1876.
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Mrs. H. c. Cooley and Mrs. r. Romine
returned from their visits TO Portland on
Tuesday.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-28

NrcHr WArCH.-The Council electet
VIM. McKinnon night watchman last Tues
day night.
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The Council at its last meeting ordered
the Marshal to keep the street crossing.
clean.
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Diptheria and typhoid fever prevail t
an alarming extent In Salem.
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CoNvALEscENT.-Wa Wallace Mauzey Ii out
again AFTER his severe illness.
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GONE soUTH.- Rnbc Saltnarsls len here
several days ago, for his mines IN South
eFn Oregon. near Jacksonville. We hope
they may pan out well. and that Rube
,..aycone home loaded 10 the guards with
nuggets.
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A Balls to be given at Halsey on I'll
evening of st. Valentines day.
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ENcoURAeINa.-Buy were offerin
s5c bushel for wheat on Tuesday.
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The death Of the hermit Of the hills, who
occupied cave an Lookout Mountain,
Tenn, was announced on the 2otl,.
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Another divorce suit, see advertising
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-28

The few compost
tioua, which have won
the conNdGnce OF unfn1A-
KIND and become
household w 0rd@a
among not only one
but many n&tt0nMp
must have ext1RDr0i-
nary yfrtue1- Rexhane
'nOOI1@ ever secured
so wide q reputation,
or maintained a &c g@
long as AYE3
CHERRY PECrORA1a. &c
has been known 70 the
na1Ibfte for ai1uuf 1nrfW
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The Bonanza carried away 40 tons OF
wheat iron, this city on Wednesday.
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JOHN CONNER,
B A n * ] N 6
-AxD--
Exchange Office,
AHnAax, 0RDGON.

nErosrTs RECEIVED SUBJECT 10
IL check at sight.
Interest allowed On time deposits In coin.
Exchange on Portland, San TrancdDcos
and New York, for sale At lowest rates.
Collections made and promptly femltt@os
Refers to 3. ". Corbetts Honry Eailings
w. 8. L9dd.
Banking hours from 9 A II. 70 2. y.
Albany, Feb. ], lS71-S1v8
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years. by . long continued series OF marvellous
cures, thathave won for 1t q con6dence In its
virtues, never eQuailed by any other medicine.
Ifettl makes the most o1fecfu0l cures o.
CbafCAa, C61dss Gbnslax49tost, that cMn be made
by medical skin. Indeed the CHERRY PEcToRAx.
has really robbed these dangerous diseases OF
their terrors, to = great extent, ana given q
feeling OF immunity from their fatal effects.
season. Every family should have e In tnelr
closet for the ready and prompt relief 0G ts@
saved by this timely protection. The prudent
should not neglect Il, and the wsse win not.
Keep It by you for the prntectionit Affords by
tta timely use In sudden attacks.
PREPARED ny
Drs N. g. A%ER, n G0.. M@w@nns Bmmmaw
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
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Aseormey amd Counsellor at Lave
VKYILL PRACTICE In ALL THE courta
wv In the ID, Sd and 4th judicial Dis
trfcts In the Supreme Court OF OregOns
and In he U. 8. District and Circuit Courts.
OFEICE-Kn Parrish brick, tup atAtrals IN
First street, Albany. Oregon. to-Svs
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-28

z, q. RAYMoND, e. q.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-07-26


We would remind the editor of the
Jefferson Banner that sit is a dirty
Bird which de6ies its own nest" He
has fallen tc abusing the Milwaukee
whlskeY ring, forgetful Of the fact
that the ring elected William r. Tay-
lor Governor, and that Taylor made
the aforesaid Bird his private secre-
tary. But for the efforts of the ring,
Taylor would have remained nobody
at Cottage Grove, and Bird would
never have been heard of outside the
limits of the corporation in which be
resides. It hardly seems proper under
the circumstances for the Banner to
snite the hand which reared its editor
from the obscurity Of village petit
logger to the position of private secre
tary to Governor. It smacks too
much Of ingratitude.