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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-01-19
Testimonials.

Dr.. Nieklin, of Eugene City, says:
~ our Balm is ole OF the best preserved
herbs ever saw. and is worthy of a higher
price than you put upon IT,
Rev. S. X. Raymond. of Oakland, Ore
gou. says: II went to California to recov-
er from Consumption. The Doctors there
gave me mp, aud told me il ! had any
friends | wished TO see had better go and
see them. as | could live bnt a little willie
longer. On my way 10 Oregon | CON-
meneed using Moa'. tain Balm; it helped
me; continued its use-untii it cured me of
the disease
Mr.. w. T. Osborne, of Engene City.
says: i know a young man who appeared
to be in the last stages of consumption,
ald by using Mountain Balm or Yerbasan-
ta he became Il healthy young man.
Joseph P. Moore. Esq. of Milville. CAL,
says: Il have been acquainted with the
| shrub known as YeIbaSanta for % years.
ami know it to be a very valuable medicine,
both for the Lungs and Rheumatism"
Mr.. Kimbali, OF Kimball & Weiton. Red
7 Bluffs. Cal, SAYS: II have been aequaint-
| cd with the shrub known as Yerbasanta,
| for many years, and know it to be great
| Lung medicine
~ left Missouri with the consumption.
Reached Rock Point. Jackson county, Or,
/ and was taken down. | took n tincture OF
] Mountain Balm. anl chewed the leaf more
/ or less, and in four or five days it cleaned
out my lungs handsomely, aud / resumed
my journey and NOW, after several
! months, my lungs still seem we'll.
4. b. G.
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THEY DLSBELLEFE THEIR OWN
ASSERTIONS.

!. 1t has not been many weeks since
ssredhot'' Democrats were asserting that
the Inauguration of Hayes meant sswar,
confusion, money panic, the general
etoppage of business, foreclosure of
mortgages, ruin to the whole Nation,
followed by want and woe of the most
depIorable kind ~ and all the time they
did not believe a word they said. We
say that no solvent Democrat of average
sense, no matter how often he may have
repeated assertions similar to the above,
believed any such trouble. would be
brought about There isn't solreat
Democrat in Oregon or elsewhere, with
average common sense, who takes
enough stock in assertions as above
quoted who win take 90 cents on the
dollar for his property or business in
case Hayes is inaugurated President of
the United States There isn't so.y-
ent business man in the country who
feels the least apprehension that Gov.
Hayes, the President elect, or the Re
publican party, will commit any Illegal
act or lend aid to any unconstitutional
measure calculated to throw the coun-
try into revolution. The Republican
party all over tie Union has simply an-
nounced that it will in the future, as in
the past, stand by its legal rights, and
under no circumstances will seek by any
other than legal measures to gain these
rights. And right here is the marked
difference between the Republican and
Democratic parties. Instead of pro-
posing to submit quietly to the will of
the people as made known by the bal
lot, Democrats of every state and con-
dition, aud all degrees of idiocy, ever
since the announcement of Hayes elec-
tion, have lubored, In season and ont Of
season, to ursettIe the business of tho
country by announcing their determine
tion to inaugurate Gov. Tilden Presi
dent of the United States, right ol
wrong, and threatening, in case OF op
position to the Democratic programme
to force it through though it cost tbs
destruction Of the Union and bathed &
continent in blood
This, then, is the difference between
the Republican ard the Democratic
party-the former appeals to The Con
stitution and laws for the settlement o
all controversies, while the latter seek
by intimidation and threats of civil wa
to override tile Constitution and tt,
laws.
But as we said before, the men whC
assert their positive belief in coming
bloodshed under the circumstances mer
toned, don't believe their own asser
tions, the people don't believe there'l
be civil war, and the country move
along just as though the predictions anC
threats OF defeated politicians had neve
been uttered. And Hayes will be in
augurated, greenbacks will advance t
par, the war debt will be paid, til
country viii prosper as it never has bt
fore, and these whiIom blood-tubs wi
be as anxious to prove themselve
worthy OF office under Hayes as the
now are eager to prove themselves ii
men to fill fat positions under Tildel
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EsaE Z U VI \ tbs

Selected and gathered Oh the spurs of the
Sierra Nevada Mountains. The Leaf found
III the hotter climates, when dry. contains
fifty per ccist. O.: resin or god colared gum,
the properties of which are stimulating and
healing, and especially adapted To the
wants of the system Ia case of Luag dis
ease and Rheumatism.
The high esti,nate which the Spanish
placed ulioll it on account Of its medicinal
qualities j. manifest from tile raine they
gave to it, many years ago--Y erbasanta.
or Herb of the Saints The natives OF
Southern Oregon and Northern California
have used it inmemorilliy as Il Rheumatic
remedy. The white population in the re-
gion where it grows have used and priced
it as 4 throat ard lung medicine. For Il
time they called il Lung Weed; but give
valuable testimonials as to its virtues in
curing Rheumatism.
When YOU open one of our packages.
keep il excluded from the air us much as
possible.
have used it in my family for four OF
five years. and regard it as one OF the best
family medicines we ever used. a tinct-
ure IS manufactured from it III Cincinnati,
aud sold at IS cents Per ounce A single
one of our packages make eight ounces o
tineture. which Is worth So. The shrut
from which this valuable medicine is gath
cred. is only fo,Ind iii a narrow belt %
country in Southern Oregon. and along th'
! Sierra Nevada Mountains. and is suppose
1 to have been gathered from Mount GileaG
1 thousands OF years ago. aud the gum ex
tracted asd sold IN Egypt and III Tire be
| fore the times of Solomon.
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condensed Lightning.

SOHO&HaS&u
Ex-U. ). Senator f. T. Shipley, of
Massachusetts, is dead.
Balloting for Senators still continues
by both Legislatures of Louisiana.
Senator Key, of Tennessee, will with
draw from the Senatorial c. ntest.
Neibur Pasha has accepted the Portes
offer of the Governorship of bulgaria.
An accident on the East Buffalo
railroad killed two laborers and wound
ed three.
Father James II. Wilbur has been
appointed Indian Agent at Yakima,
w. r.
The damage done at CINCINNATI by
the ice giving away will aggregate tul-
ly 100000.
A fire on the night Of the 14th at
Edenburg, Pa, destroyed 25 buildings;
loss about s165 GOO.
Hughes IS Co, put and call stock
brokers, San Francisco, suspended pay
ment last Saturday.
The famine in India is alarming. It
is estimated that by April one million
persons will require relief.
The statement that Prof Seelye, of
Massachusetts, would accept the Sena-
torship is without foundation.
The story is revived about the sale
of Confederate bonds in London. 1t is
said they sold fer 4 SC TO sc, and under.
John Fl. Lick has been appointed ad-
,>r of nf | ,.ly
| Thus John IL. licks out the other Licks.
Gen. Jurozo, a prominent military
| officer Of the ledro Government, was
shot an Monterey on the 18th by order
of Diaz.
Two thousand men will soon be al
work on the Southern Pacific railroad
James Gordon, it is said, has sailed
for Europe, leaving Miss May behind
The Exchange Bank, Scranton. Pa
burned Saturday at an expense ofS100,
600.
Californians are reioiced over Tx
commencement of rains in some parts O
the State.
Over 50, 900, 900 OF deficiency appro
priations are reported to the present ses
sicn OF Congress.
A man and his child were burned t,
death III their dwelling at Cranberr,
Park, \. j., on Saturday last.
The President has re-appointed Wm
J. Murtagh to the Washington hoard Q
Police Commissioners.
San Pablo, across the bay from Sar
Francisco, was nearly half destroyed o.
the afternoon Of the 18th.
A field of floating ice three fourths c
n mile wide and four miles long swer
past Louisville, Ky, on Sunday.
The Welland Vale Manufacturing
:. Co.'s works at st. CathNnes, Ontario
illuminated $4,000 worth on Satu,
day last.
\ speck of war in rates looms up b.
tween the Atlantic and Pacific and II
W. L. Telegraph Companies iu Il
East.
Secretary Chandler las recalled Il
, recent decision in the Last Chance mil
ing claim case. \ final decision will
made soon.
The schooner Uncle Abe went
pieces on Point San Quentin, AID Il
:; British ship Thirlmere was grounde
: on the flats near Butcher Point, So
o Francisco harbor, on the 18th.
a A soldier was killed on Sunday in
row with civilians at Sydney, Ne
e About twenty of his comrades open,
J. fire upon saloon in revenge, but we
y arrested by the patrol before it was q
o stroyed.
+ The breaking up of the ice on t
:. Ohio river has destroyed scores of boz
- costing hvndredr of thousands OF d'
y lars.
+ Eastern dates chronicle the most t,
4 rife snow storms that have occurred I
n years, causing detention OF trains a
! great suffering.
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-4I7's Az III WIND Ero.

After all, Growers attempt to steal
one Of Oregon's Electoral votes for Til
den is likely TO be productive of some
good, in way, too, that the tool Gro
sver never thought Of. This nefarious
scheme has. come to the notice of the
whole country, of course, and has thus
directed the attention of thousands of
people to this country, great majority
of whom doubtless had not the faintest
idea of where on the map to look for
the State of Oregon, and much less
idea of >her resources and possibilities.
Thus it is that, all through our little
Governors attempted rascality, Oregon
has become the center of attraction, the
observed Of all observers, and thousands
s of people. have been busy seeking infor-
= nation In regard to the Pacific State
IS her population, industries, geographical
position, productions, ETC., etc.-and the
information thus gained can not but
prove beneficial to the future growth
and prosperity of the State. They will
learn that the soil of Oregon is un-
equalIed IN Tleuness ana PeoouctlNeneSs
a that she can not be beaten for the large
crops and the excellent quality of her
sas9 cereals, especially in wheat, in which
she beats the world that the way
of fruit, such as apples, pears, plums
80 cherries, and the small fruits, she ha'
no superior. either as to quality or qHan
fity that we have thousands of acre
of the finest of timber, pine, fir, cedar
oak, ctc. that we have numerous wa
tel. courses permeating the State II
eeery direction, atFording unlimited va
Ger power of its great and GROWING
fisheries Of its mountains Of iron ane
copper Of its vast richness IN gold ane
sisvex bearing quartz, only now just be
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To all who are suffering from the errors and.
indiscretions of youth. nervous weakness, early
decay, loss of manhood. &C.. viii send a recipe
that VIII euro you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by missionary
in South America. Send q seif-addressed enve-
lope to the REV. JosEPH T. INNt4AS, Sfqtfon p,
BitJe fF5,tse, Mem FORT. usy9.
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$50. 600 s.. .sl5. .oOo, 0oO

Col. Miles telegraphs that on the 18th
three companies Of 5th infantry, under
Lieutenant Baldwin, found Sitting
Bulls camp on the Redwater, and de-
feated him with the loss of all property
in the camp, besides sixty mules and
ponies. The Indians escaped with lit
tie else than what they had Oh, their
persons.
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~ AGREENENr Probable.

Yesterdays dispatches say that the
Senate and House Committees have
virtually agreed on plan to verify and
count the electoral vote. This is the
substance Of the agreement as reported
A tribunal Of arbitration is to be ap-
pointed, to consist OF five Judges of the
Supreme Court, to be selected in the
order of their length of service on the
bench. To this arbitration is to be sub
mitted all questions of law and equity
arising out of contested returns as to
which is the proper return to be count
ed. Their decision, however, is not
final, but is to be left to revision by
Congress. The two houses are to brief
Iy debate it and then vote upon it, and
il both do not agree to reject it, then
it is to remain, and the return submitted
tor such vote is to be counted tor a
valid electoral vote. The arbitrators
are to act co-ordinately directly with
the two houses of Congress, through
the President Of the Senate, and the de.
clsion submitted by the former is to be
passed upon separately by each House
but announced to the joint convention
II both the Senate and the House de
eide to reverse, then the return involved
in it is not to be counted. The whole
plan, it is expected, will be submitted
| to Congress.
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LOSSES IN THE cRnLEAN WAR


The threatening aspect which the
Eastern question has assumed since the
war broke out between Turkey on one
hand, and Servia and Montenegro on
the other, has again turned public at
tention towards Russia and the result OF
the Crimean war. Attacked at that
time by four powerful nations, when
she was lily prepared for war in every
way, with bad roads, over which men
and munitions had to be transported
for immense distances, it is not to be
wondered at that she was individually
the greater loser OF men. The losses OF
the FIVE belligerents in men and money
may be set down as follows:
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New To-Day
FOR SALE:

A VERY DEsIR BILE business lot eGx1oo feet
~ on the corner of second and Washington
streets, Albany. Also, Engine, Boiler and Ma
chlnery, together with lot of furniture, lad
deisSy wheel larrows, harrows. &c, &C. all 10 be
sold of cheap for cash. in consequence of re-
premises of Pr7IN < M g. Co
Albany, Jan. ~. Is77-n17
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DISSOLUTION OF pARrNERsgrrp.

FT1HE CO-PARTNERSBIP heretofore existing
Il between Conrad Meyer and j. Fox. under
the firm name of Meyer Fox, il the Grocery
business. was dissolved by mutual consent on
the Sth of january, 1871. All accounts due said
firm must be paid 10 Conrad Meyer. who will
pay all demands against said firm upon presen-
tafion. CON MEYER.
Jan. II. IS77.-Im j. FOX.
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a CARD.

gAa. For sale at tlle-drug stores of Bell q
Parker, and John Foshay. 1v9
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HoP.-The '.hose-boys'' of Is and as
give hop at the Opera House in this c,ty
on the evening of February 14th. It'll be
way up, you know.
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Adjustable Spring Bed.

BARrLEr1-s PATENT, sune Fl, 1870.
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

Nashville Banner; Colonel J. b.
killebrew, commissioner of agriculture
statistics and mines, departed today for
Oyerton and Fentress counties, where
be will examine tracts Of lmd said to
contain large quantities of oil, and make
sreport in regard thereto,
Memphis Ledger The insane popu.
lation OF Tennessee is estimated at 500
persons, but the insane asylum at NASH
VILE can only accommodate some 400 4;
and the institution cost the people
during the past two years the sum of
$4,000 per annum, or Sl92 81 per
annum for each patient
Sandersyille (Ga) Herald The
farmers generally seem to have acted
wisely in the matter Of homo supplies
They now have corn, wheat and meat,
the products of their own farms, sulli
cient to run them through the year
We have visited no portion of the State
that is more selfsustaining or is more
desirable, in many respects, than is
Glasscocl county
Augusta (Ga,) Chronicle and Consti>
tutionalist' There are now in attend.
ance upon the white schools of Colum.
bus 279 boys and 800 girls; total, Cos
On the colored schools the daily attend.
ancc is about $50, making total of
las These are educated at the ex.
pense of the city, and the system is SO
admirably arranged that the total cost
Of the session is about 81 per annum.
Savannah News The population of
Augusta, says the Chronicle and Con-
stitutionalst, has increased nearly iiC
teen thousand in the past six years, and
an impulse has recently been given to
manufacturing that win materially aid
the increase of wealth and population
The credit Of Augusta is better than the
credit Of any city south of the Potomac,
with the single exception of Richmond,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-04
SMALL TALK.

Fiske Mills, son of Clark Mills, the
sculptor, is the unrequited lover OF
Winnie Ream.
Tennessee has already three hundred
thousand dogs, and there are not sheep
enough to 90 around.
Willism Aliunde has gone home to
get his bloody shirt washed, and wants
Rutherford TO let him Malone.
The grasshoppers voted for Hayes in
the Northwestern States, and they Will
come out in the spring to get their re-
ward.
Wheeler says he has the govt so badly
that he can't go-out The truth Is that
he has no longer any govt for the
Louisiana dish.
The Boston Post endeavors to dis
courage emigration to California by
quoting the price Of divorces in San
Francisco at $4,000 each.
Il was shrinkage in pork that got
away with 81. Keck, Of Cincinnati. II
won't do to buy hogs in the light of the
raoon and sell them in the dark.
F. w. Helmick, of Cincinnati, hai
published a song and chorus to th'
memory of ?. ?. Bliss, the evangelist
entitled "He Holds the Fort IL
Heaven"
Pu. away your bits Of blue glass;
Let the pure, bright sunlight H.
P,easanton u resting sweety
In the bosom OF Nazarin.
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New York World; During the
sittings OF the electoral commission the
supporters of Mr. Hayes assumed to be
the real Democracy, because they
declared that they were indicating the
rights and powers of the separate
States qgi inst certain claims to power
of revision in the general government
asserted by the supporters of Mr..
Tilden This commission, in effect,
declared that, however monstrous the
electoral frauds committed in State
might be, that State could neither
redress them nor apply an antidote
after the 9th of December. \
1t went so far as to recognize the power
of a State to commit and uphold any
imaginable fraud in the creation
of presidential electors That decision
: of the commission under which Mr..
Hayes acts as president can only be
upheld by the vindication of doctrine
of State rights as intensely
anti.national in Wing or Republican
eyes as any for which Mr., Calhoun ever
contended. The commission declared
that South Carolina, Florida and Louis
lana, in November, 1876 were just as
truly free, coequal and sovereign States
of the American union as Maine and
Vermont. This was an incarnation OF
State rights which, if it had been made
by the Democratic party, would have
set the Republican organs toplaying the
.Msercre from end to end of the Repub>
lie And yet this declaration was insisted
upon by Evarts, Matthews and McCrary,
of counsel for the Republican party, and
by every Republican on the commission,
including three members Of the supreme
court; it was accepted by the Republic
cans in congress it was Endorsed by the
party, and under it all the Republicans
in the union hailed Mr.. Hayes rs pres
ident. And now the question is,
whether, having got the benefits of this
extreme State rights doctrine, the Re-
publican party will honestly take up
and bear its burdens.
"There can be no middle ground OF
compromise in these two States between
the two political parties. 1.-THE Repub-
lican party be not entitled to WELD the
power of tho State, then'the Democratic
party is. 1t will be disgraceIully fatal
to American institutions if either party
stoops to trade or concede away any of
its rights. The governor and majority
of the legislature as really elected in
each State. either are Democratic or
they are Republican. If the administra-
ton retreats from the doctrines of the
electoral commission and dishonors
the pledges of Mr.. Matthews and Mr..
Eyarts. and maintains lawless body
guard of bayonets in those States, let
the Democrats in each of those States
stand by their arms till Congress meets.
Then let the plain issue he made: State
rights or no national army
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THE STATE OVER.

lice CountH-An alarm of fire stirred
up the Giddngsites the other day
The Tribune had case of type pied.
W. c, Guthrie, of Lexington, is very
ILL.,
Lamar C5uaty-tfunicipal matters are
lively in Paris.--A revival is in prog
ress at the Baptist church. Tho Pres
bytery of Eastern Texas was in session
at Paris on Thursday.
williamson CounW-Crme is falling
off NatQ is regulating matters---zeke
Rhea has two pairs of twins, and double
peach blooms Zeke is prolific. The
cGliaAS Georgetown is iiourishing.
Trans cg. The stalls of the Aus
tin city market have been lighted with
gas.-Two car loads of thoroughbred
merinoes have arrived,--Fhe States
man had on Sunday, new cash advertls-
ing to the amount of $3.50.
Fort Bend C0mty-The Santa Fe rail
road is the only song sung by the mock
ing birds this spring.--Not solitary
occupant in the new Jail yet.-A man
caught trout two feet long. The fish
and the story were both swallowed at
once.--Crops superb
HINT Comtg-A jolly Greenville
preacher perpetrated an April joke on
his congregation He stopped short at
"frthlv. pa lady went to jail charged
with ombezzlement.-Miss Mollie
Slocl, is slowly improving. She has
been dangerously i'll.
Parker County, District Court con
venes on the 10th. They have only
semi.annual terms, and litigants are al
vised to come prepared for business.
w atherford is growing. 1t ism
the future great city Of the west,
Just yet, but expects every moment
that it will be.
Cooke C6,wiL-The Gazette learns with
painful surprise that apetition is being
circulated to Dust upNAlA corporation
of Gainesville. Capt. J6iies Vaughan
the brilliant buffalo hunter of Valley
View. has recently had trouble with
some Indians. new Methodist
Episcopal church is to be beauty.
Groyson CountL-Governor Throck
morton was warmly received by his
Sherman friends,-Crooks, OF the
Courier signifies his willingness to &C
cent aldermanic honors. He starts in
with the abdominal proportions.--
Col. Lang addressed asmall audience Of
farmers and business men on Saturday
Bastrop County District court con
yenes on the l6th-Colonel Young
who lives on the Colorado, says thai
the grasshoppers have all left hi
rlace.-The new justice, Dyer Moore
esq. married his first couple on Sun
day. He still lives.-McDade ant
Elein vote on local option on the 2Oth
Eappin Counfp.--A sharp frost las
Sunday morning Lang was il
Bonham the other day.--Local optiol
is the local sensation and it is a livel,
one. too.-The Texas and Pacific pat
into the county treasury Sl,6Ol tn
other day, the amount of its county ia.
for lS67.-Bee Keithley, aged twelve
was shot by a pocket pistol. Painfu
but not dangerous.
Tarranf CovntL-A waterspout is tn
latest thing which has been laid dow
on the prairies.-Paddocks Roac
murder is horrible. Wet bandages t
the head is the orthodox remedy fc
such attacks.--Mrs. Cooper was struc
by lightning on Saturday She wa
badly stunned and slightly diseolore
by the fluid. but is recovering.-Co
onel Noble spent two minutes in Fol
Worth the other day. and that was
ong as he could stand Il Hey Pa