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PHENIX HOTEL

OLOsE by Bowdoin square, Boston. open all
u night Meals TO order. No better rooms
or beds. Sngly or en- suite. rs cents and Sl.0o
prietor. n16dtf
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sANFORD's RADICAL CURE

Must convince them that It possesses great
merit. while the new and original method OF
Its preparation when studied with the disease
satisfies the mind Of any reasonable person
tnat It's method OF cure is the true one.
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THE HERMIT's LETTER.

Especial Correspondence OF tho Troy Daily
Times.l
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Instantly relieves and permanently cures every
form OF Catarrh, from q simple head cold to
the lucrative stage, together with all Its sym
pathetic dfseases
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RECOMMEND 1T
H E A 3 T I L Y &.

SOUTH BosroN, Feb. I, 1870.
Mr.. STEVENS:
Dear Sill have taken several
bottles OF your Vegetine and am
convinced tits a valuable remedy
for dyspepsia, Kidney Complaint
and general debility OF the sys-
tea.
l can heartily recommend IL TO
all suffering from he above COM
plaints. Yours respectfully,
MRS. MONROE PARKER,
SO Athens street.
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SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE

OF Nervous Headache, Neuralgia, Tightness
across the Temples, Ringing Noises In the
Head, and Wakefulness,
, 1877-02-07

In passing through Pesth on his way back
fr,m S. Petersburg 70 Belgrade. Senator
Ari ,oviss had q Long interview with Couut
Audrassy, AMI then continued his journey in che
evening. The impressions which be has broughs
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-10
81 E ~ n.

Getb 9cr4, @ann, beat BAT b.r @far>
rsr aaewetl pom o@ewtfen" prebist; bas
rnuaB ia a gang BEETLES DING ietn.
Sr6bler Dos MD I CLAUDE! S bin nur
frcb, baB taer fetns TIM 9aus BADEN.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-10

3wedmdBt s. etfe : Du, Yept, las'
etnn'as. toarunt MAIDEN r eenn gar a. 70
9roBes Sbor ans Yfanbbaus Bin
Ssps: Sa, bas pertebf Du nl&t, bas
t'uB fem ;-tpts wCfen benin font BITE ret.
den seute nit ibrsn G~quipassn ttnetnfat.
rem !?
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3462
a. uterha des.

@tet6e s 0ewt6t. Gin Bauer bate
felt furaer 3ett bic gutterltsfsruns fur etnen
retGen Bidder tn Der Gtaht %ibsrnomner.
9sStsreM mar es aufsefa1en, eaB BITE Butter
nt&t INNER tas 0nssSebens @ept6t BON
bret @funs Bate; er tpiest bater bic lsstsn
Genbunssn mad unb fintet wirflt&. bag an
ie6sm 8utserlatb 70 unb 70 oieI fsalt = bet
etnemt n,ebr, bstm aaeern psniser; has
rtGttse Gepi@t bat ater fstner sebabt. CT
pertlaet bater ben Bauer sreBen 8etruss.N
@rdibent: 9aben Ste cline @aee 80
6auie?
Bauer: Sa!
g.: Damn babsn Ste pOtt aud &C.
wtGtt.
g.; Netn, bic bab' t9 net!
g.: 8ie baben Gle aber bann bieSutter
tpiesen tDnnsn2
g.: Das To gang sinfaG. go lang als
Der Bidder Butter Don mir fault, 70 lang
fauf' Id BON itm 5 8rpb! @enn CT nun
etne 3>pfunbtse Butter Ucn mir trteet, na9>
Der ne.n' Id INNER etnen BON ietnen Weden,
bic Id fir 3~.Yfunbi8s bab' sab!en r,lFsn
unb pIeg' romit bic Butter. bic Id an TIN
r%ertauT'!
~Steb",TrI&te. 3e1Searater; Gin
cad 8O9nen, uteat 700 9funb, betablt alio
5 Sranes unb so &appen G%tnsunss3On.
&etienbsr: @te2 S Tranes uno so &ape
pen ! t,etr als bic 8cbnsa trertb fnb2
3%OGbeau,ter ; 9tsr 1T Der Sartf: ba
fGauen's felber mad; SibfrlGte be3ablen
S Sranes unb so Rappsn GtnsanssjO1 pom
GeRtner.
&etftnher @te fuunaen Gle ater ba;u.
bic gObnsn untsr bic Slbfridte gu rsG.
men?
3olbfautter 8uricfe Srase, neil fe se'
fptten perben raiGen /! @erben's bod wObl
nt6t ROB f&luden?
sat tie 81et 9'batt. @umuerf9er'
rter: Ra, 9anfsl, bu bof4t bic 8atbrtn'
9'Betratb ? @te ttfAt bann an bic fuuante ?
9aniet: Seen Nenf4 bOtt fe eepent, Id
bob fe elet' a'6dtt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-10

Gtne tluge Srau. uDrarsttu.
Ser %beeesnete tar3li& tbrer suten Sreunbtn,
Der Trau Stanselm1ter, unb Uurbe aefraat
@as taben Ste benin Sbrem Nonnne Al
ietnem @eburtstase bel6eert. rpenn man
fraeen barf2
81, faste Srau DrureItubsr, I'D ml6ts
mfrs BON metnem BirtbslGaftsselb a6,
fparen mas BET ben tbeuren 3siten etne
f8pere @ufsabe TIT. D1 muB. man fiG 3u
btlfsn fuGen. 8tfen's, utetn Mann III etn
te~tesni6afttt&er Rau9sr, ni9ts sebt tom
uter Elm sutes 3isarrt. Da bab i'd ttm
balt bret Mcnat lang isben Ibenb aus Der
3tsarrentafde Retmli6 cine beraussenpm>
rnsa, unb pte Id 100 9tld beifammsn 9s'
babt, BAH Id fe f6Da In elm Staerl seleet
unb bab lon bann bamtt iiterralGt. 96t,
tents feb'n fc1en, mas fur a ndrrtfGs Sreub
Der Mann esbatt bal!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-10

@ef6Itt9e9eute Gta 6err, sue1
dem bic ubr geftOblen tuurbe, bemertte btea
unb lief ausenbltdlt& tem sermetntltGer
Dtebe mad, erwtiGte TIN unb fHrte:
@&urfe, raetne ll9r ter, ODER i'd la1e Did
fcfCrt arrettrent
Sas 70 ~tebanbelte SnbtSibaun1 entldul>
bt8te f& aber unb fpra4:
9srr, t4 babe Sbnen fetne l6r aenpl,.
men, aber bort Sener, Der isst UNI bte Gde
fprinst TT Der DIeb; wOlen Sie eefdtief
BIER etnen Iuseubltd itsben bletben, tG
perSe tbm nadlaufen unb ttn su Stnen
brtn9eu.
SnOem l6 Der @aunsr nit bteltn Dorten
etliSf aus benz 9taube maGte, blteb Der
9err wtrflt4 febsn unb faste;
Sc siebt bod nod ssfdatse 9eute In Der
@elt!
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Yolttt

a.: Glauben Sie, boB eth earopdifGer
Srtes wisbsr &nss In SlOr brinsen taun ?
B.: SapObl tn Srausr.Slor!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-10

sat tie 81et 9'tatt. @uumerf6er.
1ner: Ra, 9anfel, bu bcf4t bic 8atbrtn'
9'betratb ? @te btf6t bann an bic fumnte ?
5anlet: Seen Menfd tDtt fe eetpeIt, Id
bab ie glet' e'6att.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-10

9O1tttf9er@ts. Da In Den lesteu
Gasen ean3e 9eerf4aarsn Don Gemtsrtdsern
iu 3srrn 9aSes mad Columbus RrDmtsn, 70
rna4t elm ensltiG-amertfanti6es glatt ben
nt&t 70 iblen Nts gpa Columbus TT bas
olte Anierifa entbedt tperben; aber rpn
Gmertta Der Iemlterideer III Columbus eat
beGt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-10
Ndtbfel.

Bum Nefsn mag bic GrRe bienen,
Iuf Ns6en wirb ie ME esetrt.
So fe euf Strasen Dir eriGienen,
Sat le sswtb aud GslD bese9rt.
Die 3weite letbet fetne @6ranten,
0as 0an3e-i1 bas fnb-@ebanfen.
anfiOfnng nes &atbIelS lit SIC. 1856
8aGfel3e.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-09

SHERRILL's IRON CULTIvAToR AND
SEEDER-Is probably the best machine offer
ed farmers for the work it is intended to
do. 1t is simple, strong, and being con-
strHcted of the best material, all the i'm
pe-tant parts being of iron, it fs very dura-
BILE and calculated to be almost indestructi-
ble with anything like reasonable handling.
1t can be adjusted to any required depth
while in molten, never clogs or cliokes on
stt1bble or trashy ground, and will SOW
all kinds of grain, whether the grain be
wet or dry. Every machine is warranted.
Added to all this, the machine was invent
ed by the builder, Mr.. James Sheriff., an
old resident OF Linn county, who builds
them at Harrisburg. By patronizing him
you not only get the best, but the money
you pay for the machine remains In Orc
gen, In Linn county, and aids in building
up the county. Read the advertisement in
this issue.
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Unsolicited Tess,.nony. .

EATRF1kLDs Me, April, ee, 1854.
Csentlemcn-Seeing numerous certificates In
the Maine FStTHleT, endorsing the merits OF the
Great Lung Remedy, WESTARsS BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY, ana Induced and ] fake great
pleasure in giving publicity to the great cure
Il accomplished IN my family in the year 1856.
During the summer OF hat year my son, Henry
A. Lrcher, now postmaster in this place, was
attacked with splitting OF blood, cough, weak
ness Of lungs, and general debility, SO mach 40
that our family physician declared him to have
a 'scatc cd consuIn ption." He was under naed1.
cal treatment for a number of months. but re-
ceived no benefit from II. AT length, from the
solicitation of himself and ofheTs, I was in.
duced to purchAse-o one botfle of WKSTAR'S BAL
sAA WILD CHERRY, which bene6tted him
90 much / ohtafned another, which In ahprt
time restored him to his usual state Of heali b.
can safely recomend this remedy TO otherA in
like condition, for IL is, think, all It purporta
TO beTuE GREAT LCS0 REMEDY TCR THE
TINES
The above statement. gentlemen, Is my vol
Mniary offering te you in favor OF your Balsam,
and Is at your disposal As ever, yours.
feb ANDREW ARCHER.
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RANDOM RHYMES.

One Thomas cat. IL he steps out
To rnaiaB a;jubilee.
Can raiseStfIe hair on man or bear,
And the Glct is known to me.
This is probably I'm reply to the question.
where are the voters who staid away from
the polls -
Some were down in Jersey,
Some had gone out4West,
Some had gore 70 heaven,
Oh. do pull down your vest.
The autlsar Of tha following must have
been ''ciear R0ne:'s
The stars ia ont ta-nite.
The cole Is the bin:
Nome my love it1tO the lite
Anchlet me sea your eyes wsbkin,
ifyou have never pat up stove. just try
and then you will swear rfis Is true:
He l,imed and foamed for fiill an hear,
His VOICE and Language both were sours
put ne got tAe stove mp finally.
aud his h4Bils yvsrs likewise 'sstoge
up" 2ss?
This is.pFOAably the philosophy of >
haFd up EaH, who k9s hern through the
mill:
Since debt is the curse OF creation,
And life the creation of debt,
y Mess We essay iIlcreInattou
liaf comforting crumbs can We gsts
For borrowing brings bad oslor,
zen give where one only will lend:
o!l e''llnot live on brandy and soda,
gu Dare llot apply 20 . fttei,d.
"eii enough tor the day Is the evil
Enough for the evil the day
AUG e"1 all nf US 20 10 the devil.
II tlftre Mdsn'f (hc desil 10 paw.
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LEBANON ITEMS.

Our regular correspondent sends the fol-
lowing on Wednesday:
The Fair and Festival sapersedes all 9TH
er gossip Ia town. A mammoth balloon is
being constructed for the evening. to be
sent mp with torpesloes, bombshells and
Chinese fire crackers attached to it, which
will explode high Up in the midnight heay-
ems.
Our new district school Is being gener-
ally patronized. Prof. p. A. Morris. prln-
cipal. and Miss Ada Hansilson, assistant.
Qaise o number Of new houses will be
erected herr the coming Summer.
A large hotel is talked of, to be erected
early during the coming season.
Messrs. Settlemeir g. Dawson are maxi
ing preparations to saw a million feet of
humber by next fall, at their new mill.
Mr. Mcfarland, your gentlemanly towns
inan and real estate agent, gave as a call
last week, meeting with the members of
the mysatc tie on Saturday night. and visit
ing the different Sunday Schools, on Sun
day. in company with some of our neigh
bor's daughters. The Judge Is clever
RcUGiStlhGs dUtG 10 SstETF Aftt1Stl1 SSk&G-
sy through the rough and rugged Journey
OF life.
The Lebanon Mills are shipping -four on
the Santiam Canal again.
Our perambulating pos,efiiee has taken
headquarters again down town in one OF
Bonds hotel rooms. S. H. Claughten, our
accommodating postmaster, does not pro-
pose, since the formation of the electoral
tribunal, 60 give up the office TO Powers,
the Tflden sppointce, as Hayes Is now sare
TO wiii. So says Sana-
The latlics are making quite number Of
fine quilts, to be drawn for on the evening
of the I4th instant.
John Frouk has erected a new blacksmith
shop in town, which makes four shops for
Lebanon
DIR. y. w. Ballard has been attending
patients successfully In your city during
the past week. The DR.. rides day and
night.
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FILL FROM THE TRAIN.-A young man
named Patterson Crozier, a resident OF New
York, recent arrival in Oregon. one day
last week fell from the train, between Hal
sey and Shedd, cutting a fearful gas's on
his head, badly Brnisiag his hips, and
breaking his right arm. TFe was taken
with feeling of faintness and stepped out
on to the platform for air, when sudden
lurch threw him from the car. He is a
member of the I.O.O.F., and rs soon as
this fact was made known the order had
him conveyed to this city where he will re-
ceive all the necessary attention.
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Centaur
LIITliiInents.
lLener from, a Possmaster.7

...,. ''AfTIoCH, HI, Dec. /, 1874.
sMESSRs. J. B. ROSE & Co.:
my wife las, for o 1eSng time. been n terrible
snuerer from Rheumatism. She has tried MANY
physlcansa and many remedies. Theoys Is thing
which has given her relief is Centaur LifliIncnI
am rctotced to say this. has cured. laar Il am
HTss W. II. RING.
This is q sample of many thousand testiInont-
ais received, OF wonderful cures effected by the
Centaur Linimcnt. The ingredients of this ar
ticlc are published around each bottle. It con-
fa1ns Witch Hazel, Mentlia, Arm icfe Rock Oil,
It Is indisputable fact that the Centaur Lini
ment IS performing more cures of Swcll1ngs,
Stiff Joints, Eruptions, Rheumatism. Neuralgia
Sctattca, Calied Breasts, Lock jaw, &c, than all
Salves. Oint ments and plasters now in use.
For Toothache, EaTache, Weak 1sack, Itch and
Cufancous Eruptlons, IL Is admi miIable, II cures
burns and scalds without scar: Extracts foi-
and chillblains, in a short time No family can
eIord to be without the Centaur. Lininlent,
white wrapper. t@@
The Centaur LImlmemt, yellow .NgRoppers
is adapted to the tough skin, muscles and flesh
OF the animal creation. Its effects upon severe
cases of SPAWN, SVeeny. Wind Gall, Big Head
and Poll Evil. are little less than marvellous.
Elm and Front streetsS Cincinnati, efilio, soy:
't1n our nelghborhOod number of feansters
are using the Centaur Ltniment. They pro
nounce II superior to anything they have ever
ties per month TO these transfers"
We have thousands of similar testimonials.
For Wounds. Calls, Scratches, Ring bone, &C.,
and for Screw Worm In sheep H. Inns no rival
this Imminent remedy which is worth a hun.
dred times Its cost.
Laboratory OF J. B. Rose -tA Co.,
&c Dey street, New York.
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UXKeaFs 1OF vii speak O1 exceiIeHE
RRAhmRw.eS

UAears 1OR will speak Of excellent
PosH.s ExIRAc!.T9s Ersa. vsse.an.. eean
a for es 6ssn IN 1,s Tse oygr fh,TEy
tive virtues cannot be exceIled.
E9t1ass. sss 1Sssents. aen e SriseS,
Centusipnss Curs, sprR1nss are relieved
fOss nms.,r instantly 1s'nts. b sa.eERss sppIcaton
ExcoriafiOns, Ghanngs. Old Sores
BeIlss FeIeDss Cornss etc: Arrests in
Temoxss an hsss sSoPs FsDfiy
se ssyd s 5ssyss Psn
a., In the head neuses. vertigo.
esrs1iSns 10 which ladies' are s l SUBJECT < are are
promptly cured. Fuller details I'M book accom-
PslES-blind or bleedinR-meet prompt reflex
So. ana ready cure. No case however chronic or
vaEsSss long fss IS ssd 's cure
KIBMLY. 1lsEAsEs.-It has no equal fOFpcrua-
sIEEplNH from any cause. For this Is . spe.
other remedies failed to aTTsss IRE Sieedisg ICED @ from N
mose. sI0macht IanGe, and elsewhere.
aHEg L. asa al ssn 1ss es
manenty cured.
PHIs.iIfss .I g Z: ssses 9 ss ssaas.9,se
ommend it in their practice. Wohnve lettersoe
many 81 whom sPer it tor ass g IN tseir oas
practice. In addition TO the foregoing, they
Quinsy, sore Throat, Indamed TensiIss
simple and chronic DfarEhHas Catarrh,
S1Ok WHICH Il - . epcClnCpS Outk0a1AM8l EH086"
ed Feees 8tingg Of Inmeeess Mosquitoes,
ete-s Chapped HandaeFares- and indeed
m manner Of skin diseases. Sc
TOILET U&E.-Removes 8oneness. Roua hmesp,
and sm arGIngS heals Cuts Ernpsions,
and PImDlee. 1t rSuStes jaeig6fatss, and Te-
Irssnss. Mhlls wonderfully improving the
70 FARMER6. ExGrnr9. No stock
Breeder no Livery Aanean eford.tp be withou*
Il. 1t Il used by tnt the Leading Eieeay Stables
Street Railroads aud 6ret Horsefnen In New
York City. 1t has no equal for Bpra1hs, Hars
me90 or Saddle GkmMnsrs.r., s8aafE fEnesg.
ScraEchess 9welEihgs, Cute LSEeera1ioas,-
Bzeea4ngs Rmensn0nfAss sC0aic3 DanKThR@e
CAtll9YC Colds etc. Its range okactaOn il wi6a,.
@ao the relief 10 affords is 20 pfotppt thatit Il
1nyalnabe in every Farm=Saxd Ea- well AZ 11;
every Farm ~houses Letie be tried once, and
y0u WIN never be without 10.
9AWTfwWs-POndSs Extract has BeeR initiated.
The genuine article has the words Ponds Ex-
tract blown in each bottle. 1t "a. prepared by
the only perSons IsvinE who ever knew how
20 prepare e HnopeElZ.- REFUSAL aotlser pre-
paraetcng OF Witch Hazel This is the only
article used by Physicians and II the hoept-
Sals OF this conntry and Europe: - = = :.
@ sanpsls ssss 3D. ssss t ts 20 % 3 sssSs u
P0MeS kkIeAeI COMPANY, ss Maidan
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sulr FOE pIYoRCE.

In the Circuit Court of the Sta te Of Oregon for
Linn county.
Lucinda Amber, plaintiff lSuit IN. Equity
John A. Amber. defendant. Dtsorce.
To John a. Amber. the defendant above
nHmed-In the name of the State OF Oregon !:
You are hereby required 10 appear and answer
the complaint of tho I0la4 Dtf6 ahoye named In
the above entitled court. now on file With the
Clerk of said court Within ten days from the
date of thee &ervice OF In Is sunim0s1H on y0u lE
served in Linn county, Oregon, but if service ts
made in any other county In safd State then
within wenf3 days from t1sg tiafe of suOh sepy.
ice; and If served bypubli ication, then Yen are
required fo apEaaaF and answer by the hR1g day
of the next regular term Of said court. AFTER
publication Hereof for six weeks, which term
commences on the
Second 1foaday Of March, 1877,
or Judgment for want Of such answer viii re
taken against you- You are fuEfher notified
that IL you fail 10 appeAr and answer rs abova
required, the plaintiff win apply to the court
for the relief demanded IN the oEnpsa4nt, and
costs and Disbursements OF fhaaeauSt.
POWELL ELINN,
Attorneys for pin.
Published for six weeks IN the ALnAEY REF
YSrER. by otdcr OF r. r. BoaaetJ Judge of said
court. made at chamber Dec II, 1916. Fni3vse6
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-09

AETNA.-Mr Jay w. Blain has been ap-
pointed agent for Linn county for the sale
of the Aetna Sewing Machine, one of the
standard shuttle machines that has stood
the test of years, giving entire satisfaction
to ali who have used them. For the pres
ent the machines can be seen at L. E.
Blain's clothing store in Fronanas- new
brick, First street, where you are Invited
to call and SEQ them.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-09

HELP THOSE WHO TRY TO HELP THEM
sELvEs.-Mrs. Day Is prepared to do all
kinds ef plain sewing. and rs she has only
her labor to depend upon for livelihood
and for the support of her children, she
asks the kind people of this city who may
have work which they wish done TO give
hef q trial. This is a case which should
interest all our benevolent disposed citizens.
Let any who have work Of this kind which
they wish done take L to Mrs. Day. =
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-09

CAMILLA CRso.--The advance agent of
the celebrated violinist, Camilla Urse, and
troupe, called on US Tuesday. The COM
pany is desirous of giving concert IN this
city, and will do so about the middle of
next month, provided they are assuryd of
sufficient patronage to warrant their doing
it. MF. Luer left subscription paper at
Mr.. Bars music store, where all those de-
sirous Of seeing and hearing the celebrated
violinist can call and make such desire
manifest by subscribing for tickets. If a
sufficient number of tickets are sold, then
we shall have the pleasure of hearing the
troupe. Arrangements will be made,
should the troupe decide to come, for a boat
to bring down and return the Corvallis
people. thus enabling the lovers of music
in that city to enjoy the feast with US. We
suppose there will be no difficulty in secur-
ing the necessary subscription, as our people
dearly love first class music such as this
troupe affords.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-09
1Reunennber This.

Now Is the time of year for Pneumonia, Lung
Fever, Coughs. Colds. and fatal results of pre-
disposition 10 Consumption and other Throat
and Lung Diseases. BoSeHEE'S GERMAN
STRUP has been used in thus neIKhborhood for
Lhe Past two or three Years without a single
iailurG 10 cure. II You have not used hts med
and ask him OF iis wonderful success among
his customers. Three doses will relieve The
worst case II yon have no fifth in any medi-
cine, just buy Sample Bottie of BUSCHEEsS
EEkMAS STRCP for 10 cents and try II. Regt-
t ;ar SIZE 6ottle IS cents. Don't neglect cough
To save IS cents. nlam3
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-09
An orroxrySrTY ToR TIDE ArFLa

An OPPORrgNETY FOR TNE AFFLsCTED:.
Two or more OF the surgeons OF the Ma
tional Surgical Institute will visit PortlaI,d
Oregon. rooms at the Cosmopolitan HOtel,
February the 14th to 2fst, Inclusive wiiete
they will be pleased to see thelr many .oief
patients In Oregon and Washington Ter
ritory. alll as many new ones no may 6OE
this opportunity 10 be cured nc hOsFfe.
This Imstifutiosi is unrivaaee ia the w6rld.
In the cure OF dsfovinities. paralyslas .,1lem,
fistnla. &c., &c. They will bring with
them apparatus for all kinda Of slea0fTnitsss.
Evils
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GOLD DIscovERED.-Wel learn that par
ties recently discovered gold on tic Cali
pooia, near Brownsville, I'm what they be-
lieve to be paying quantities. A quartz
ledge. was also discovered. and several
pounds ofthe rock tcroppingsl sent to Port
land for assay. If ore in paying quantities
should be round from an assay OF the rock,
Brownsville viii soon have . mining ex-
element, We hope the rock may prove
rich.
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the people wnnt Proof.

There is no medicine prescribed by physi-
clans, or sold by Druggists, that carries such
evidence OF its success and superior virtue as
BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP for severe Coughs,
Colds settled the bresf. Coisumpt ion, or
any disease Of The Throat or Lungs proof
CT that facf n that any person afflicted. can get
a sample Bottle for - cents and try its superior
effects before buying the regular size at Is
cents. 1t has IafeIy been introduced in this
country FROM Germany, and its wonderful
CURES are astonishing everyone that use II.
Three doses-s4TfI relieve any case. Try it,
Sold by all druggists. n1Sm9
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-09


THE RELIGIOUS MEETNGs-That have
been held in this city nightly at the Court
House for several weeks past, have been
and stfll are producing good fruit In the
awakening and conversion OF the uugodly,
and in the revival Of christians generally.
The pastors of the several churches of the
city have taken their regular turns In hav-
ing charge of the meetings, with the excep-
tion only Of the pastor of the Episcopal
church. The meetings, which are held
every night except sunday night. are grow
Ing In interest and power. In addition to
the night meetings, neon-esay prayer meet
ings are held daily on First street, in tire
baildfng next to DR.. listers store. These
meetings are also well attended. A female
prayer meeting IS held daily at 2 O'Clock
P. n, md young folks prayer meeting,
also held daily, at O'Clock T. NJ. At the
Court House each evening a short sermon
is preached, afier which those who are
seeking religion are invited to make it
known. The music is first rate, a piano
and organ accompanying the voices.
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ARM BRoKES.-Miss Nallie Phai, ciaugll-
ter of w. A. Paul. Scio. who has been re-
siding at Mr.. E. b. Purtioin's in this city,
attending College, fell down stairs on Sun
day. breaking her right arm at tile wrist.
DIR. Rice gave tho necessary attention, and
the patient will soon be all right again.