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The Time Of Roses Is gous hy, the green aud
aowery year turtse.i ruaset. Ctiison heaps of
app!ea In every orchard bctnken that clues-
making IL ut hand. The eog,l-sIeids aro bare;
the latcst harvest OF rraic ID dried aud
atocked. A. sou pass along, tho cot
taEa garlcns uo longer greet you with
homc1y swcets Ut lavender OF OF gally-
flower; their borders arc gay With au-
tmn's seentlcss blooms, with hollyhocks,
4ahllas, and rhrssanthcuuma. Summer
has gut its tleatil-warrant, ret {lko some hu-
hian heArts) carEics bravc front to tho last; 50
hrare that. but for tbs shortening days, tbs
songless hedge-rows, you might half bci!svo
that tue pu1aes Of spring weru a-bcat, tho van
ishcd Delights OF May and midsummer still 10
come.
It Is mellow October afternoon. and Fief-ae-
la-lsslne once moro lies bsthcd In sunshine; tho
lichened walls Of tho old farm md outbu!ldipgs,
the yrllowlng gardens, the pcarIy sky,
color, exquisite ss transient. Among tho
nower.potx. trimiy-krpt u tn June, tho
bees hum, ignorant OF thotr doom. Golden
pumpkins. in rows, are laid to ripcu on tho
dairy roof. Herbs aud lentiie, for winter use,
lie outapead Oh linen sheets before the entrance
Of tho house.plaee. Little Paul's laughter
rtngs mcssllv on the still air from the orchard,
where Ac aud Aunt lasle nro busy OVER ths Last
Eathertps Of uellaFs and octobes pears.
Through the open Kitchen wtoiows may be
beard, as Of old, ths warbltuxs Of MarEot-
staFEot who Il to be married at Chrtstmas, tho
tala oil spoons snd house lnen com-
pleted, and whoss fancy with legitimate light
uess turu3 TO thoughts and sonxs Of lore.
ttells digucde,
BELLS dixuedalhs.
1ssile dtxuidon.
Dun4oI, uontou.
~ fttttn n Arcr!nu ar..r,,, - mn ria tntnA
cus!0usly 2ttuled aud eoitcned sincc w heard 1t
last, u carrt2.u pulls up bsfosu tho wicket
Gate u Ficfeie-ia.i isslue,, tho wiekct-Ra.s u
to linxcr ere shsY parted! III ever wa do glyo
up thil wicked wuflJ, 6ls Jobu, shall Assuzeslly
a1me 70 QueFuec to seek our hermitage.
N9w foF Dapl.ne': 'urprse'-lt ses 6as
village; Village carats In the Interval
Daphne: geuus !nontgynfa, class ortundria.
How 9ood It Is to feel that one need r4ssr call
anything by it, Latin name zi,aln.n
And Id another minute EieuleutIna, her face
brighter than The Oetoher sunshine that riots
on 1t, u walking up the pAth, full Ia view OF tho
psTIor wlnaossl s,r & y9hn ssvotas 4 hcs :ids.
her r. smile Is Leart,xlols. Cieacnsina's
very step scctua to hare grown llxuaer,
tiore youthful, .tnce the evening when laat xhs
visited Ftsfde-la-k kcinc. The nswntss perrepti-
stamp her u bride, IN femlnlna eyes, even
wese her left baud with it, shining wedding
ring not AhRloyel
And feul4nlne cycs are watching her, eyes
within whoAa cltar dcpihA tea14 Of exceeding
bitterness are hardly kept fvosu uyerho1luyl
higalsy Daphne has stFcle4 her.eit sgsIuss
this hour. The sFuss, inevitable hour u
now that 1t haa abruptly CONS
upon her. tho ucrenet4 OF tho ordeal ErenA
bcyuud her strength to bear. During the thres
kept up By tho remembrance Of her sclf-a2c1t-
taa. In Tia hour of passionate temptation,
, 1877-09-08

sion. t'ulfon, the Able ealnnl. Mon.lear and
MaGntnc GrTnain, mcr'. nr1o'tg the tribunal
ill., lie manu.tiat as tt 'pife''"r u rau III aal M ' yir
open lctore him. Al trst he wan heard
u Int p1'usa td a;,enta :s'ss siov he anssa rsnf s G
nug,'st assembly feRan to whisper; to ya~n, and
to listen no longer. Monsieur dc Button pulled
out ts watcf, ami called for lss liorsss;. those
.tlnf ,. nssr tho r nosss;. tse,s +, s!upe ont,
1,er; sonic OF the fadfca Went. hut Monsieur
fecker Iccrcl At them, and they. ashamed ri
their tears, dared not cul,tess how much inter
anl.lled, DOT one word of praise followed il.
sfalamu Serkcr criticised the conversations In
the bouk, and spone Of tile tedious and common.
r'ato astlon Of the stnry. shower Of iced
water seemed to fall on poor St: Pierre, who re-
tlcpreastot.f lie felt ~ ii . sentence Of death
l'atl been pronounced On Ills story, and that
Paul and virginia Was unworthy to sppcar
before the rubllc eye.
"Bu& y man Of grn!us-the painter. Joseph
Vernet, WHO had not bcen ,presens st the rcal-
inR ut Malamc NeckcF's-droppcdin IN one mo.n.
tt,1 Of, st. Pierre In his Earret. and revived biz
will read ltts ncw story to ha friend Vcrnet!'
10 the author took up. his manuscript. wlci,
since tat fatal day had been cast aside, and ~.
gan 70 read. Al vcrnes llstcncd. thc charm fell
he nntv wont WlIen af ptr,.rr reac!,ri Tint mart
Of tho BOOK whicl, Wsjamc Sccker lad found
*, much fault with, tho author proposed to
omit that portion Of tue nafratlroi INT sstbet
n.y. ' nos .I. ~ Trn.4 t-nm &. r',a
about 81. Pierre. and told him he bod proiuced
ehef tl'ttuprf. My frtpnd,' exclaimed vcslet,
you arc great painter, and dare 70 promise
os- w.. Sa sn,enan I, tsIu5nonr 9o'9ns t"n!
ii thn ,sisc ima3cmrnt at 1oscn5, Vnrmet. h
III Its youth st. rlsrre suffered much from
posrrty, and through, llfc he was frequently tic
victim ol ulscase, anu Mas al~a!s r. t2fMentea
VILE ene ssnsaHu teeras. ,nrs "ngu ." nge" @
ianpy, ind he died A. ths agc ot r., Mr. Fields
tells Us that ''Ilr was d beautiful old na,t III
personal appearance, and hss long silver l!air,
LOWING careaest!y ever s "ekn. .,,iH1 snonacIs; T.
ntc knrw md inyrtI iii vrnrrol. fur.,ts nn,i n.
tf,cr ,nsscI suiutcd vii, rnyerence ths a,,tbur
~ t1,smi % ns,i VirTInt" -; INV ~As4''
~ N
,,rn1r.1
WAN . ~ MEoaIAL. ~. +,o-,. ,.,..-
FAT AND DLooDs AND HOW To MAZE
~, W VII ria,.I; - -, IT, Gnym
~ 1s.nss. rs y s nrxos r.,r, nau
and Xu,lor Of "a "a Ttaatiss Oh Ia;prlos Of H.,
Nerves, ete. ID mo, pp. Iol. Prizes. ii. Is.
Dy.s. WE!a RIrcuzLl,. II. p.,, Aatbofof swear
and Tcar." Fat and plooa. "ete III smo.. pp.
q, tf.ee: 90 esis. rn,,sIsipaa: !: hia'
nneo'a m & g 90 es.s. ;,.,,s ,1se5 sa.,' n.u. ~
Mitchell, Of Pnitadelpla,-~a physician eminent
for spectnl skill. IN nervous tiseascs,-ts a1-
,,nesct N n,.,nI.rs ., tlc mc,1,co, ,,r,ro.$tou
,, s,.. ..rta". .s,.1 .Is.,.s -; s.,......
a"a wv ousFs n'oss u'e."' aas,e, anu sueees-
uons to large class OF tnvaltds, and to their
friends. Its object is IT, explain the methods
In nost sucrcstfu1 tsc by tho author. q, rc,tor.
n. ~, vIta1,tr ~ cnfco,,1ea .,rsnon,is s,,,
, 1877-09-08

ASIA MINOR AND THE CAUCASUS. ny Sir
ltAxpAL l,naEn!s, Author u ':Motesn Var,
- The i'e3ta't," etc. With Maps. fios,On:
James Il. O,good i Co. Chicago: iindiry uroI.
L Cu. lBmo., PIP. o.. Price. 10 crMts.
THIS seventh number OF the series of useful
little books published undcr tho general Title
ot "Thc Eastern Question: consains dcscrip-
ton Ut the cities In Asia stlnpr. Of tic topo.
graphical aud social character Ut the country, Ut
the conduct Ut the prescut war In this portion
and ,s,nbtants Of thr Cau,sasu ru " III wrtts
by ono who has travelled over much of the
ground slelneatcl. ahd bccoInc personally. fa-
InllIar with Its scenery, md with The various
raccs occupying II. Ills skctrhe. hare tho vivid.
ness Of palnttngs dtrcct frnm life, ailu convey
interesting Information If lands little known,
but by tho ncGilent Ut war Euw brought promt-
nently before the attention VI the wurld.
, 1877-09-08

SOUTHERN W-HzvIEw for Augutt. .septen.
i. l1r q: !. Jnnes g.. -. LouIsy.
NATIONAL. lEAcHEf MONTHLY for scptem.
Nr "a. =. Easnts d Co.. New York npI Chi
eIr0,.
HENTLEf's DoOk. nut FIR for September (rrank
". hob!nsen, rhtluIcip'.la}. go
AAEKicAS, Library JOURNAL for Aug. 81
II. lcypu1tt, New York;.
LITERARY WDNLD for September (E. c. uames
4 Eo.. Dostoui. :
Ll1TELLy LIVING ACE-cuszrnt numbers {L.t-
iell d uuy, H0ston).
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In village or farming rnmrnunftg, yuilld be an
in.truhcnt of Eoutf TO all nhult: bn: ctyny IN
every rural housci."ll world uu. ibtrl:v In
ktikatc desirable rcrolHt, on IN many lnlptrtant
circumstances connected with their manner OF
1tYin1.
, 1877-09-08

UEnERfulUsEl. By JAMES r. FlELps. noston:
Jsmes Il. 0ssool .s Gu. 1atno.. pr. 303.
1t Is unnecessary to say that this new volume
frum Mr. Fields IL a1lvc With Interest. Every
onc knows before looking at It that It mnst be
50. As speaker md writer, Afr. Fields demon
stratcd long ago bis charming faculty for rarra-
tton, md tho rich fund Of litcrary anecdute Mt
his command with wl!cl, to animate nny subject
hc might choose 10 touch.
"Un1ctbrush Is tho not inapt title bestowed
upon collection OF miscellaneous skes"hcs OF
no great preteuston. tut OF most readable
character. aiany entertaining Items, relating
to authors OF the past and ths present ttue. en-
lfrcn the description OF "My Friends Ltbrnryn;
much research and good deal Ut personal t5-
servatton l'avo been cmp1oyc1 IN gathering tlle
Information contained fn tho paper On "Dia-
u,onja and pcarls"; nusi tue dozen uther
sketches hare call sonn plcasnnt feature of
amusement or instrucsfon, whtrh invites
pcrusal.
From tho essay on st. Pierre, ''Tlo Author
OF 'Panl aud VtrV!ptn,'" We cxtract 4 touching
Incident, one Of mary, wh!eL give delicious
lAyur to tho book. Tic story Of Panl mud
Virginia Twas presented to thu world I'll IT'S;
but. wh!lo Il was still In snanuacr!pt, Madame
Ncckcr invited st. Fiorse to rGal It to cnu,-
llany pf critical auditors at her aolals. "9be
ir0maedh-thus VIC !,avo It from htr. Fields
"that the judges sllo woulA convene to hear
him wcrn Among these s!,e rstcencd tho most
worthy. Monsieur Secltcr hiuset, as dstn.
1.pIshed favor, would he at lsomv on tho o.Ga-
, 1877-09-08

LUNG EEITY.
A writer IN Fotftr's Amerlcan Mat.,hlx, to
whose patnstakLpg care In collecting statistics
the editor bears testimony, g.yes the following
l!st Of centcnarians who have died III the
United States, and, with two or three exccp.
itons, alnco tho year $500. Tho compiler has
been years lnasiu0 the record, and hns admitted
, 1877-09-08

DOOKS RECEIVED.
COLLECTION OF FOREIGN AUTHORS. GER
AillrA MARRIAGE. ny. AxunE TmErn!kT.
sen. Mcciurg i q. Taper. Price, 10 cents.
M HONSlE LASS. Dy Ir.. G.. F. HAMILTON,
Authur Of "Worcn OF Many Thread.," ETC
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-16
A.....ai.s.ntor-~ sale oI ReaI Estate.

NOTICE Is TsEIsE,isI GIVEN ftt gpe 0rsiers
- SigRotl. Administrators OF the estAte NJ
Philip Low 1 eesstl. will, isc 2ti EJ day 81
March, 1877. bet he tpeEsYs ot Uclgvk ~.
NJ. and ociOeh y, NJ, AT be Court tIoa~e door
in the city OF Albany, I,l1Yr tUJnty. pstEODs
offer for sale. at pubic auction, 10 Ire big tssss
bidder, the following real eStasc. fO-EH;
The ono .taai undivided half of the f1sb0ssFs
ing The fractional northeast of the mon ~
cast u, and thc southeast 4 of the northeast y
of Secl ION Il. and HE fFact onal west "a OF tho
northwest 4 ana tlse mort Invest 4 of the SOUTH
west Il of section -, in township II sOutA h
range west Willamette meridian, containing
l60 acres, more or less.
Al-o the equal undividtNl onc-half Of the fol-
lowing real estate: BegiMpfng at the nOrth h
west corner of The El donation land claim,
notification 20G3 claim ~, IN township II soutl
range west willamette meridian, running
thence in an easter!y direction on the south
boundary of said c1aim 1922 chains to the
southeast corner of said claim, thence north
on the eastern boundary of said claim 2l.7a
chains 10 lie intersection of said line between
tion 70 lie corner OF sections ID, l6 2l and =,
thence south deg. Is min. west Is 100 chains
THENCE west lT07 chans thence south dog.
- min. west 9:;l ct:lifs to The place of bcsEiT-
ntngs containing ~ acres, more less except-
lag ten acres OF the last mentioned and de-
seribed tract or parcel of land hercefore con-
Veycd BY decd TO John Sloan: :tll of said prOTs-
erty being situate in Linn county. Oregon.
Terms of sale, gold coin-.one half cash I'm
hand and one half in six months. sxcuaod bV
mortgage on the premises sold
ID. FROAfAN
Albany, Feb. D, Is772sv9 Administrators.
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GIfMHnwx

In the Circuit Court OF the STATE of Oregon
for tie county Of Linn.
Jonat han a. Prime thusbandl T,lainfify vs.
Arizona NJ. Prime fwife1, defendant =
TO Arizona NJ. Prime, the above nan,e1 do
ientilnt: IN the name OF the State OF Oregon
youire hereby required to appear and answer
tlf, above entitled suif in The Court above
named, ROW file III he Office of the (,ir1r NJ
ssti1 Court or before the ISt day the sss,S
reSttillr term OF said court for Linn County, fS-
wit. tho second Monday March ls7T and srs.
are hereby tifea tlilt il you fail to appear
and answer said complaint, herein renlfrer1
thc plaintiff will apply 10 the Court for the Ts
Jfcfdeuanded in Ills complaint. which a. n tIfa,
solution OF tho marriage contrAet heYefOfOra
existing between you and plaintiff. and for \
divorce from and fnr costs and dlsbursemenfr
of his suit, and tut his summons fs nubIs
by order. OF Hos. Il. l.. BOISE. Judge OF saflf
Court ,lsitl,' al Gllnlberin salem this 25th tlms
of jan. ls57. l.. II. AIONTANYE.
jtn26 lsvow6 Attorney for PlsMs
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SUMMONS.

In The Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for
the county OF Linn. s
Mattic f. Baker, plaintiff, VS.. Greenbcrrys Bn-
ker, defendant.
10 Grcenhcrry Baker. the above-nalnetl de-
Lend;lnt: In the name OF the State OF Oregon.
you iilc hereby required ID appear and answer
the complaint OF the al't,xc paintiff in the
above ntitled Court, now an file with The Clc1k
OF said Court, within ten days from the date OF
the service otthis summons upon'you IL served
in Linn county, oregon brit ii served in any
other county ia the State OF Oregon, tllcn W ith-
II twenty days from the tl;i q of the service Of
TINS summons upon You; ;aad ii served by pub
Iioattion, then on or before he first day of the
next term of kafd Courf, to-Nit. March I2 IS77,
apeenr aud answer sslid complaint, as hereby
re.Iuired, hc paintiff win apply TO the Court
complaint, to-wit z dissolrtio Of the bontia
Of nl;tffiinony existing between you aud T1Iain-
tiff, and the custody 81 he issue of said rilrti-
age. HUMPHREY 81 HEWITT.
attorneys for PI,fT.
Published by order of r. T.. BOISE. Judrvn AZ
the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for fine
county Of Linn. on the 18th day of JAN. lS7T
jaa26,77nIS ISS9yx6 -
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5lbang 8Ggister.
ALBANY, OREGON. MARCH q, 1877.
TIE PRESIDENTS cIB1NEr.

Last week We announced the fact
that President Hayesehad appointed his
Cabinet and sent the same to the SEN
ate for confirmation. a portion of the
Cabinet was not received with the
greatest enthusiasm by that honorable
body; and, in fact, it was thought ex-
tremely doubtful whether one or more
of the gentlemen nominated as mem
bers of such Cabinet would be con-
fiuned. But Senators seemingly came
to view the matter with less partisan
prejudice, and the entire Cabinet was
confirmed, have been sworn in and g lie
to work. The appointments have been
well received frem one end of the coun-
trysto the other, as showing an honest
purpose on the part of the President TO
carry out the line of policy indicated by
linn in his acceptance of the nomination.
and in his inaugural address. We are
inclined to the belief now, that if Pres
dent Hayes adheres to the policy so
plainly laid down in his inaugural, and
(which he has now so successfully inau-
gurated, he will be the most popular
President America has ever had, and
the Republican party will soon have
but little opposition in any State in
thesUnion.
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The Roscburg Pl0indedler has this ::
The infant child of Mr.. George Beath.
has been fretting for some lime past,
which puzzled the parents, as 1t other
wise appeared in good health. One
day this week, Mrs. Beath in washing
the child's foot felt something scratch
her hand, and upon examination found
the sharp point of a needle prntrudirg
from the top of the foot. She imtnedi-
ately drew it ont and the little sufferer
appeared much relieved. The needle
run into the bottom of the foot several
months before and had worked out
through the loot.
From the Nomataineey. Mr. J. c.
Luckey, Just in from the "Mud springs
situated in the southwestern part ofour
county, cave us call on Monday. lie
had IL his. possession several assays OF
the "mud'' and of crock" and 'tquartz
specimens" all of which are positive
evidences of rich gold and silver mines.
One assay of the ''mud" showed a
prospect of $4,000 to the ton. This
assay was made by Prot Hurley, of
Oregon City, tor Mr.. Frank Storey, who
gathered the mud and paid for the as
say. Mr.. Luckey informs US that the cx-
element in that section was greater
than ever before, as many new quartz
lodges were found containing the pre-
cious metals.
Peter smith, of Lakeview. Pierce
county. had blood vessel ruptured by
being thrown from cayuse last week
lie is better, thank you.
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RE EU NAT ISM

Selected and gathered on the spurs of the
Sierra Nevada Mountains. The leaf found
in the hotter climates. wien dry, contains
! fifty per cent. of resin or gold colored gum.
the properties of which are stimulating and
healing, and especially adapted to the
wants of the system in case of Lung dis
ease and Rheumatism.
The high estimate which the Spanish
placed upon it on account of its medicinal
qualities Is manifest from the name they
gave to it, many years ago-Y erbaSanta,
or s'IIerb of the Saints The natives OF
Southern Oregon and Northern California
have used it iInmemorially as Rheumatic
remedy. The white population in the re-
gion where it grows have used and priced
If rs throat and lung medicine. For a
time they called it Lung Weed; but give
valuable testimonials rs to its virtues in
curing Rheumatism.
When YOU open one of our packages.
keep it excluded from the air as much as
possible.
l have used it in my family for four or
five years, and regard it rs one OF the best
family medicines we ever used. a tinct-
ure Is manufactured from it in Cincinnati,
and sold at 20 cents per ounce. a single
one of Our packages make eight ounces OF
tineture. which is worth So. The shrub
from which this valuable medicine is gath
cred, is only found i'll n narrow belt of
country in Southern Oregon. and along the
Sierra Nevada Mountains. and is supposed
to have been gathered from Mount Gilcad
thousa ndS OF years ago, and the gum eX-
traeted and sold in Egypt and in Tire be-
fore the times Of Solomon.
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Testimonials.

Dr.. Nicklin, of Eugene City, says j:
~ our Balm is one .of the best preserved
herbs ever saw. and is worthy of higher
price than you put upon it.
Rev. S. X. Raymond. of Oakland, Orc
gon. says: 81 went to California to recoy.
er from Consumption. The Doctors there
gave me up, and told me if | had any
friends | wished to see | had better 90 and
see them, as | could live but little while
longer. On my way to Oregon | COM
menced using Mountain Balm; it helped
ME; continued IFS use until it cured me of
the disease.
Mr.. w. T. Osborne, of Eugene City,
says: Il know II young man who appeared
to be in the last stages of consumption,
and by using Mountain Balm or Yerbasan-
Ia he became {. healthy young man.
Joseph 2. Moore, Esq, of Milville. Cal,
says: Il have hecn acquainted with the
shrub known as Eerbasanta for 20 years,
ami know it to be a very valuable medicine,
both for the Lungs and Rheumatism.
Mr. kilnball, OF Kimball 81 Welton, Red
Bluffs Cal, says: II have been aeauaiilt-
ed sith the shrub known as Yerbasanta,
for many years, and know it to be Il great
Lung medicine"
81 left Missouri with the consumption.
Reached Rock Point, Jackson county, Or.
and was taken down. took n tincture of
or less, and in four or five days it cleaned
out my lungs handsomely, and | resumed
my tourney and now, after several
months, my lungs still seem woll.
A.B.C. :
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-16

THE INAuGURATIox-Of the ready pay
system by WHEELER at shedd, one year
since, has been Il so:.rre of pleasure and
profit to all who have taken advantage of
this opportunity to save the premium usu-
ally paid by those who are industrious and
provitIent for The support of those who are
not No new Inauguration this year-the
old system holds over.
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a<ss,.irsistraaor,. notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that tJac nm
IN ders4ncd, David FroInan. has been. by IN.
order of the County Court OF Linn county, Or
c9on, made ut he February term hereof 1877.
lulN appointed Administrator of the stale OF
Squire Montgomery. ticecst=cd, and ali persons
having claims against said estate are hereby
requested 10 present f1cfn, dnly verified, 10
the undersigned ut his place of business in h +
hauy. in Linn County, or sgon, Within SIX
mont fIs from tbs. Ci:Ite hereof.
February I6, 1871. DAVID FROMAN-
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Notice.

NOTICE il hereby given call TJc'I-s1ns syhom-
In socvcf, not TO purchase of .Iohn ID. H1t.l a
cerain III oIniSsory note OF ne amount of SIS
% executed December 18th. is7, and due July
iSf, 1877, by the UNDERSIGNED ta said Hurl. .s
the makers thereof hold xxIl c;;tifsIs and SET
OILS against the holder, .IofSn II. IIur;I.
SETTI4EMEIH u DAWSON.
February /, lS7T.nlov9
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New To-Day.
Notice of Final settlement.

~ oIiCE. IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IyAvID
: =, IiaOaIAN, Administrator of the estate OF
-, ~; trseyeS deceased. has 4led in fhe County
fo, ~ LINN county. Oregon, his final account
OF said estate and lie said coIItt
~, - ~ pbonfed Friday the 9th day of April 1871
80; IL M lonr OF one O'Clock IN the afternoon OF
S;tld day for hearing objections TO said final nc
count and the settlement thereof
~ DAVID FROMAN
humphrey & Hewitt. Ats. Administrator
March 9, 1S77-24v9wI.
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Asl.:i:nistrator.s Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that fhc mn.
l dcrSi9ncd as been duly lDDointetI Al
m OF the estate of J. D. Ray, deceased
ny an ordcr OF he County Court of Linn co;,u-
~. oregon. and all persons havinL. claims
against said estate hereby reaIlirtpt 10 .,rt
sent the same duly Ner.ie TO the md, l4srnef
at his residence in Linn county within Vi <
month from the date hereof -
February l6, 1877. -iw w. c. FoREN.
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TIE Uni E1;sIGNED having purchased the
4 emit eek at y. Carrot hers q Go. and
placed II under the management nj er4N. Hem
ton, lutc of iown, assisted by 6. Il. lfentan,
who :5ic now rsiittin.r and adding extensive.
additions of new s',l. and fl their long
pcrencc aud thorough knowledge of The btl~:-
ness i'll all itS Ntrici departments, ieei assured
that we shall be al,c fO render fIll satisfaction
10 al who i,,iIy favor us with their patronage.
Our prescription depart IEeft viii ri all Times
be conducted by men clinesitly qualified ior
th~ responsible ana important work.
We cordially invite he citizens of Albany
and surrounding country when in need OF amy
thing usually kept IN irst-cla$ drug houses
call on us, cornerof First and Ellsworth >Yt.s.i
Albany, Feb. u; 1S77. Z. w. SHAM.
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sTNTE OE OREGnN j

STATE OF OREGON
COT NTl oF LINN. -
II, I. J. SITES, County Clerk and ex oflicio
Clerk OF the Circuit Court. do hereby certify
dht the foregoing copy of order has been by me
compared with the original thereof, and bat il
Is |; true and correct copy of said Order, and the
whole thereof.
ISL r. r. SITES, Clerk.
Albany, Oregon March o, ls77-24y9
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Ia the matter of furnishing Humber far
Koad Disfricts in Linn County,.

THE COUNTY COURT OF LINN COUNTY.
- - .Oft'Son, February Term, 1877: Ordered that
, rhi,S county wilfnot be held responsible for the
pts lhcni ior lumber purchased by Road Super
. SI9oFS iof file const ion of bridges in the
EouillN' when said bridges are more than ten
Iecl span, unless such supervisor shall have
previously Obtained an order from this Court
TO make such purchase
BY order of said Court