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Rnrse EDWARD 10 the Mut"al LIE Insurance Com
panv Nos and Washlngt9ns' u hst. ain ~ n
corded Friday January 90 but supprrssedi is
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Art Schools-New-York City.
IRIS, LOUISA b. CULVER

win receive pupils painting Landscape, hower' sun hfe
china and decoration her STUDIO The Bella NO 4o East
2Gth.st., corner 4th-ave. beginning OCTOBER l.
| References Mr.. ID. Huntington, Mr.. WILLIAM harI on
James NJ. Hart. MI. a. K. Bellows.
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cheil and wife TO Rector, etc, OF 81 Thcmass
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kENOhDED lEA7iN'
Aston J J. IN W Bingshauser, 5thet 80 ~ o,
Ave.A 20x9G2; twenty-five years. ior annual
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For Both Sexes-Brooklyn.

w her lessons In music and foreign anyuages especial az
tcntion paid 10 pupils backward IN English Dranches 70
ther apply at 8lJ Clinton St. south BTooKyh
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III 4, Of 2d ave, 2Ox1O2 2xirregular
Mafgafet Davis ana husband TO Bormann aud
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EEGoHDFB MORTGAGES
A Ill q, Nfargaref DAyis : SOtD-s

Of -ffaVC . years.
Bouchelle Mary 4 and husband % J Shipsey "sLeA'
ingtonav Of 76thst wears -, ava,
puIchell II % Jas Fargo, VS. JJth.sL "l @uH'c'
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aurtiou gales OF Real estate.

AUCTION on MONDAY, February 2. lssV,
n at IL o'cock, at SS9 Fu!tonsi bfookBn' sn wa
and oss st, Brooklyn; finest situation IN Nm''s'"'
sac sac absolute. Mortgage OF $4,000 can remain.
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b5th ~ \ = as II " o; 0thsve 5OxlOO5; William
Iessfer aud wife 20 Ashbel III Barney a.,
5oth.st n = 23O Z " OF 2d-ave, 25x OO9 Laura NJ
rmrnet and another, executors. etc, 10 IL j bu'-
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Gin propsrtp mantro.
trooklnn ReaI GsIate for Sale.

T-OpSATEor EXCHANGE.-BroO brown
4 9tnre dwengs fine locations built m the best manhe
a,,haDge for farms country residences HofI' sun
MESSENGER 20 Nassausi.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1880-02-07

Il DoST WANT a PLASTER" said a sick
man to a druggist, cant you give me
something 10 cure mcf His symptoms
we're lame back and disordcred urine
and Were $ sure indication Of kidney die
ease The druggis, told him TO use Kidney
fort and in q shor, time il effected com
p.ete cure. Have you these sympiomsl Z
Then get hoX to-day-bciore yoa become
incvrable. |; IS the cure: safe ard .nrr.
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EDGE

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three NoumcS and the other publications o!
the mousse, their facilities for manufacture
having been taxed f,T beyond their capaci.
ly. Removing January Is, 70 the Tribune
Dulidng, and 10 the large building No Is
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their ticii'ie, will enable them To- manu-.
idctuIc from G,O90 10 5000 volumes lay,
the publishers expect 70 complete the entire
"ofA within the year, a. aHnounccd lhe
volume thu, tar ISSUED being only the re-.
print o' the ms! edition of the well-knOwn
Chambers Encyclopaedia, nothing more
need DE said %! them than that they are
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more convenient tnan the usual unwicldly
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VINO knows how the greatest element in
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UARpER'S PERIODICALS.
iNpuCEMENTs FOR lss0 ONLY.

tSr" Thirteen Numbers 0f iIAErm'p YouHa PFC.
pLE will be furnished to every yearly subscriber to
HAHpwK's MhEkty for 1880; or, HkRr9R's YouSa
pRopiR and HARpeR's wEgHLy viii be gent 10 any
ddrces Tor one year. commencing with the first
Eumhcr OF HARPKgs WsEKLY for January, 1884
w receipt oi s. W fof the tive Periodicals.
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! $50.
Harper's Young People.
ILLUSTRATED.

The evils Of sensational literature Tor the youuy
are well known, md 'hr want OF IN antidOto has
long been felt The ie spppled by AARpER'S
YOUNG PEOPLE, a beautifully illustrated weekly
journal, which soGUny devoid Of the Objectionable
features OF eontatl Ona juvenile literature and that
m0rGl'sinu tone which fepcls the yeathfGl reader.
The Volumes Of ,he YONG People begin with the
hrst Number, pnbshcd IN November of each year.
When no time II mentioned, 1t will be Understood
that the puhsCrh,r wishes 10 commence with the
Nsmbof next after the receipt of order
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On Life and prop operty.
On 80 DAYS Trial.

We will send oge RLEcrlO.NoLT 4 BhTs mud other
Electric Appliances upon trial Tor 80 dHys to those
snNrug nom Nervous Debility Rheumatism, Pnr
alysr or any diaenscg Of The Liver or Ridneye aud
many other diecaecs, sure cure guaranteed orno
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Best and Finest in the World.

IA me grand result cf strength durability, reii.
biiity, and ability for stapdinc in tune yoIum.
power, resonance, hrilIiapcs, sweetness. syInphn
thetc and singing quality Of tone, eyenn.ss
throughout the entire scale, doicacy and eIaslssi.
oftonch. and beauty ofhnish, the
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1880-02-07

\" Ht" ahH sncLy FIRST Class, ami sold 81 the
lowest nci each Wholesale factory prices direc, ~
me purchaser. There pianos made one of the Bnes,
dlrpMys ~ the Cincinnati Exhibition and wert
nnnl'sFsaily recommended FOR the Highest hoGsrs
The Sgunrc STHnds contain
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OVER 10000 IN USE,
very Piano Fully Warranted for Five Years
We arr row making all our pispos entirely Of
NuLCANIIEpLuMEER

IhG GreStcsldsc0ycry OF the ages Wood We,
uercd !mpcrsbable shrnkipg checking or warn
ing impossible and se incapable of absorbing moi.
lure a. vrlcsnEod rubber The increased nara
hess ana Ioughness Of the wood produces a resoB
once si tone truly wonderful The process OF WI
cani@lng 10 done by machinery established at on,
lactorY. ans we have the exclusive contro! of the
patent Tor plana making which. together with our
sheRs Duplex Overstrunp scsle render our pi,pe,
IN every rcspcc the
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1880-02-07
Are You In Poor Health!
Have You any Faith In Electricity!
Among The many modern electric appliance. use,
for medical pnrposcs, the most RELIABlE DUR
ABLE and ECONOMICAL, are
Beaeh's Electric Sponge Belts.

Perfect aud powerful Galyanc Batteries construct
cd ~ such manner that they can be worn on any
par, OF the body, Introducing mild aud continuous
current OF Electricity throughout the entire system
its or occupation,
Avoid bogus appliances fyon Ni,h the cheap
cat aud most durable Genuine Electric Appliance
made one thatwe viii warrant ns represented In
every respect write US ior fall particulars Agen,s
wanted. Address
W, G. BEACH, St. johns, Mich.
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NJ TSIIEJl'S
The Nendelssohm Uprights
ARE THE FINEST III AMERICA.

Lhey ere pronounced the Pianos Of the FuinYe, ="
INC Upright haa more powerful tone N ourb
out the entilc scale, longer sust,incd singing
daiy' duai!y' a hSh,tef hhd more responsive touch ana
greater durability and ability for standing in t,re
lts great superiority destins il 10 entirely sspey-
cede the ordinary square piano in hlc cnnt,ry As il
has already dGne In England
Eyeay Mcndcssohn Uprirb, piano bs. IN. y.,v
pest PATENT DOUBLE REPEATING PAIIS
AGIihN made expressly for us in ParIs France
Al our PIANOS are made entirely by uursrl ~.
aI our - '' wv
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Mum berIess Ca,,cs, Finally 40.
KNOW lodged TO DO Beyond the
Reach OF Medicine havo been say,
ed under the Mid Aotion ot'rhos"
Remedies Alone. .
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XIV XIV XIV K-W E-W XIV XIV wv
XIV XIV NV XIV E-W NV XIV K.W
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MENDELSSOHN
THE MENELSSOHN
JUBILEE ORGANS
Are the Best in the World.

1t prices iar below any Nrst-clsss make. An 4
Stop organ ior only sos, including all the greatest,
Iepth, DriIiiancy, and sympathetic quality of zone
beAuu'ui solo effects and perfect stOp action All
caees OF solid walnut, IN beautiful designs and .ls
gam hhlSh' All Pianos and 0rgane warranted ior
Ave years, aud cent on 6itecn dNys' les, trI,i
mailed free.
SHEET MUSIC; hall price. DollGr'p .ur,h 81
sent on receipt Of &c. stamp Address.
MENbELSSoHN PIANO CO.,
81 East 18th Street n Y
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-22
Rst,,. s.ed sati,n d..

Parties have uern writing 20 Washington
from time To time, charging ,Iia: the Albany
Lebanon e S&nfism Wagon Road was a
fraud ia rhi-. that the GO. had obtained a
large grant of land from tie Government
for nothing. having bniIt no roa.l through
the mountains. Col. Pros>er was sent ont
to Oregon and directed tn go over the
road If there was one. aid see whether
there was truth in these reitera, el charges.
In September Col. Prnzsrr, accompanied
by Jason Wheeler, Esq. started over the
road from this city Ia two seated hack,
| and proceeded ~ make an examination of
It TO the eastern tarali'rIIs. Malheur Lake
fhe trln oren!ied twenty-six DAYS. They
| fungfl. as Col PROSE-" expressed himself.
Il good mountain road all the way, and
the Col. spoke most emphaticaly of the
parties who had wantonly misrepresented
the facts in the case. Mr.. Wheeler informs
us that this end of the road is in fine con-
tlition, but that at the other extreme end
some work sllould be done to bring the
road up to what it is intended it shall be
| a good mountain wagon road. They
bring good report of the condition of the
settlers along the road all are doing well.
a short distance this sile of Harvey Val
ley potatoes were produced that weighed
2lla pound each, and vegetables generally
produce well. A nine-acre field of oats
produced this season coo bushels Harnev
Valley is about sixty miles long by thirty
wide. and is as level as this valley The
ground is rich and productive. and will
sustain very large population. The
principal interest in that country however.
is stock raising. which. in the last few
years. has grown to be of immense mag
nitude. The Yaqnina Bay s. Boise City
railway will pass clear through that conn
try. which will at no distant day be teem-
ing with population. Speed the railway
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-22
Fan or The GRADE.


Mr.. Mullen, our enterprising Singer
Sewing Machine Co.'S agent, while ont
canvassing last week, met with nistor-
time that came near ending his usefulness
on this mundane sphere. He was passing
along the road between Pioneer and Elk
;ities 1n Yaqnina river, by ,he way rough
road. when his team, rs he says, through
pure cussedness. ran off the grade. and
horses, hack. sewing machines and Mullen
went down the mountain distance OF
over one hundred feet. tile team rolling
over Mullen three times before landing IN
the river. Strange to say, the team was
nnhurt and Mullen only slightly bruised,
but the hack was smashed into kinlling
wood and the Singers WI sing no more,
New lines Of hats at T.. z. Blain's
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-22

A report reached here yesterday of the
sudden death of Uncle Jerry briggs. at
Seattle. w. T.. few days sinee. The re-
port was that Mr.. briggs had been ont on
Canal Fork either prospecting or to ex-
mine the new lode recently discovered
there, and returned home very much
fatieued. He went into the garden taking
basket with hitn to procure some vcgrta-
blcs. Not returning soon as expected.
some one went to look after him. The
basket was found in the garden. and further
search found him in the barn lying prone
upon the floor dead. Heart disease was
the cause of his sudden death. Uncle
Jerry was sevsnty-two years old, we are
informed. and was a large. healthy. robust
looking gentleman. He was straighttor-
ward and honest III all his dealings. and
had accumulated quite property by in
dustry and frusalty. He was universally
respected and leaves a large circle OF rel
atives and friends in Linn county who
will hear with sorrow of his sudden death
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BROWNSVILLE Letter.
BRoW-NsvTLLE-oN CATIPoOIA.
October 20. 1850.

v
October 20. 1850.
To THE EDITOR OF REGISTER This
weather reminds me of the Indian Summers
in Wisconsin or Iowa, and everybody is
improving the time by doing plenty of
out door work.
Tire ciry hail Is nearly enclosed. and the
rev drug store is well underway.
The machinery in The warehouse is
nearly in place, but there seems to be
some trouble in getting water sufficient for
making steam.
Apples are coming into town quite
plenty.
Mr.. jos. Lisgett arrived home yesterday.
having finished grading on the rniroad
and most Of the lla!dS ar. being ,ii>cIiarg-
ell. ali the heavy grading is done. and
traeklayis4g is now progressing rapidly,
and the bridge on the north Santiam Is
finished and the other OH the South Santi-
am is getting along. finely.
An old resident here. Mr.. VIM. B. Smith,
was married last Sunday evening to Mrs.
Dean. and on Monday night, the air iu
the northern part nf our city was fairly
filled with the delightful sound of tin cans.
cow-hells. etc, etc but the latter part of
the evening the Brass Band gave them
serenale. As Mr.. =, had Il call from three
different crowds that evening he probably
was too expensive n matter to follow up
every day in the week.
Mr.. Venner and wife have gone to Port
land this week.
Ex-Gnv. Gibbs made the first Repubi-
can speech here last Saturday night to a
fun house. The GIee Club from HalScy
was in attendance and gave us some fine
vocal mnSic. and when they sung the song
saying "We'il bet our money OH the Gar
field boys. who dare bet on the gray -
etc. they did if with stlch natural carliest-
,reSS that it seemed to strike n chill TO the
hearts of tile mluy Democrats present.
The Band escorted the Governor 30 the
hall, and he was also Saluteh Iv the firing
Of anv ills. and after the speech three rous-
ing cheers were given for Garfield and
Arthur. The meeting was nanagpd by
the Garfield Clnh Of this citv. and the pro
gramme was good. Mr. Gibbs gave us
very fair. candid speech, which will
think do much good in the cl,ISe here this
fill. There was an absence of mud throw
ing AMI ahnse against the opposite party
and candidates quite in contrast with the
Democratic speeches hero not long ago.
The glorious news from OHIO and Inli-
ana last week has had very depressing
effect on the Democracy here, although of
course it wont do to give up, even If they
see their case is hopeless.
Mr.. Hansman's team ran away last week
while they were being hitr!led up. and one
of the horses ran into a lumber pile and
killed himself.
The land i'm the vicinity of the ware
house has been laid off into lots by the R.
r. Co. and if This fine weather holds pro
bah'y some building will be done in that
section this fall. B.. r.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-22
IL Pays 10 Insure.


Business men make the matter Of insur-
ing their goods and property of the first
Importance. as no man can tell the day
nor the hour in which his property may
be damaged or entirely destroyed ny fire
even though he may exercise the greatest
care and watchfulness. Our farmers are
pretty generally making assurance lnuf,iy
secure by insnring their grain after plac-
ing it in the warehouse. This is wise and
safe, aud should be followed by all IIr-
sure vour grain. houses, harms, or goods
of any kind in a sound company, and you
can sleep soundiy. Among the soundest
Insurance companies doing business in
Oregon, none can be more highly reeon,-
mended than The Connecticut and the
German-Anerican. It Is a noteworthy
fact that both the above companies paid
every dollar OF their losses i'm the great
Chicago and Boston fires, a fact which
speaks loudly in their favor. The instfuc-
tiens to agents in every case is to find ont
speedily the amount of any loss by FIRE
i'll which they are interested. and pay it
to the last farthing. These are the com
panies i'll which to insure. Mr.. JuliuS
Gradwohl is the accommodating agent tor
both COMPANIES In this city. to whom all
shonid apply who desire to Insure in
safe companies.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-22

49-Rachel Thomas vs. Wash Thomas !;
divorce. Finn & Chamberlain for plff.
SOL D Smons VS. joey and Mary Vail;
to foreclose mortgage. Geo Chamber-
lain for plff.
51--John Kelsey VS. L Eikins j; to fore
close mortgage. Weatherford & Black
burn for plfi.
ga Mcdonald va Clara Fletcher /;
writ of review. Weatherford & Black
burn for plff.
53-Knarp. Bur-el & Co VS. JAS Thomp-
son ct al to foreclose ehattel MOI tgage.
Whalley, Fecheimer, Henry Ach & G
Finn for plff.
5l-L f Blain VS. Jas NJ Perry to re-
cover money. Powell s bilyeu for pin
t5-M Thompson & Go VS. II a and F
c Griffin to recover money. Powell s
Bi!yen for pItf.
5S-Oregonian Railway Co vs. JAS Gre j;
action to appropriate lands. E G Hughes
Il A F Sears for plff.
57-A!lcn & Lewis VS. Jas Thompson ct
Il! to forec!ose mortgage.
S. Sarah Mcmahon VS. Jas McMahon;
divorce. Bonl,am Il Ramsey for p.ff. and
r 5 Strain for IL #.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-22
Tue Californian

For November has reached us, fu!l to the
hrim with bright and sparkling gems of
thought. Articles from the pen Of Joaquin
5sille-. Henry D.. Wolfe. Alfred Wheeler
w. W. Crane, ir.. w. NJ. Bunker. Lucy
Sargent, J. p. Wi1ney. Helen WiImans.
Josephine Clifford L. R Sill. John Vance
Cheney, Milicent w. Sliinn and CIla< H.
Phelps. The experiences of a Grass
Wilow'' is too funny. willie the Nv inter
in Beriiu'' concluded from last month";.
aud the articles on '.Russian Religion ani,
Russian Government. - '.MiIing in the
Sky are we'll written. and will be ap-
preciated by the thoughtful reader. The
lumber Is full of goods things which will
specially delight Pacific coast folk. We
club the Californian with the REGISTER at
81 50 for both one year, the price of the
first being 81 alone. Send in your SUBJ
scriptiuns.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-22
a Dreadful Accidemt-.The Esalance-wheeI
Ofa WOOel-sawEDg Apparatus Bursts
and Crushes The Arm of the
Sawyer.
Sawyer

Early on Wednesday morning last a
sad accident happened to Mr.. E. L. Bryan.
by which he loses his left arm and had a
close call tor his life. He was engaged
with horsepower wood saw in cutting
wood at Mr.. McIlwain's residence, when
the balance wheel. made of cast iron,
suddenly burst into fragments, the pieces
flying in every direction with great force,
several pieces striking him on the left arm.
cutting, brnising and mangling it terribly.
other pieces striking him about the head
with such force as to craze him for the
time being. The sufferer was taken to
Dr.. Alexander's office on First street. and
after examination it VAS found necessary
TO amputate the left arm Just above the
elbow. which was Immediately done, DR..
Alexander being aided by Drs. J. L.
Hill and Davis. The pa:ient was quite
weak from the great loss of blood. but it
is hoped he will get alorg all right. Mr..
Bryan lives on the farm adjoining George
Lurer. near Tangent, and is probably As
years of aye. and he has the fullest sympa-
thy of the entire community III his aff1ic-
ton.