Wht jpto Agistor
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 18C9.
Subscribers finding an X after their same will
understand that their subscription expires with
that number, and they are invited to renew their
oubscripUons. Terms S3 per annum, in advance;
six months, $2 ; three months, $1.
mtm e mm mmm mm
Portland Legal Tender rates . 77Jf'!"8
an Francisco Legal Tender rates 77fe 77J
.New York Gold quotations 127
LOO.A.3L. 1 1 A. 1 xi-SS
&ay Fpr locals and other interesting
matter, see first page.
"- To, the Citizens of Linn County.
To enable us to more fully comprehend
the wants, the varied resources and
interests of Linn county, we have secured
the services of D. M. C. Gault, Esq.,
an accomplished gentleman, who has had
considerable experience as a newspaper
writer, who will devote his entire time
for the next few months to visiting the
various portions of the county, seeing
and conversing with our people, obtain
ing from them such information as may
be made useful in increasing and advanc
ing the interests of the several commu
nities within her borders. Everything
that will tepd to advance local interests
in the slightest degree will receive the
fullest attention at his hands through the
columns of the Register, if our people
will but ' post " him with regard to their
needs. We wish fully and truthfully to
present the resources and, advantages of
of Old Linn through our columns, and,
to do this successfully and in "good
shape," we respectfully ask the co-operation
of every citizen of the county. . We
are working for your interests as well as
our own; lor, by making known the
richness of our soil, its vast productive
ness, our wealth of timber, abundance of
water-power, etc., etc., we draw public
I- attention to this particular point, stiniu-
j lating emigration, which adds to the
value of real and personal property,
creates a greater demand for all kinds of
produce for home consumption, opens up
new avenues of trade and new branches
of industry, thus benefitting more or less
every portion of the county. Every act
of courtesy and attention extended to
Mr. Gault will be fully appreciated and
duly acknowledged by us.. Mr. G. is
also authorized to receive and receipt for
subscriptions aud advertisements, and
appoint new agents for us in the distant
portions of the county not uow repre
sented. Some Beets. Mr. W. J. Cleaver,
"Who own3 a firm at the foot of Peterson's
Butte, some sixteen miles from this city,
presented us Wednesday with a couple
of huge beets, one of them an orange
and tho other a blood beet. The blood
variety is a fraction the largest, and
weigns o pounas ; is u incnes in
length, and 22 inches around the middle.
"' The orange variety is but a fraction
. smaller. Oregon, -and especially Linn
county, is hard to beat on the beet ques
tmen. Mr. Cleaver -raised a wagon load
or two of equally as lare beets.
. Sxra AND Wniz. Hyacinthe has
been excommunicated ; revolution is
threatened in France j the great Earl
. of Derby is dead j Fenians are becoming
restless in England ; the famous phil
' anthropist and eminent banker, George
Peabody, is dead; the Oregon Central
Railroad is finished to Milwaukie ; Capt.
Hall, during his expedition to the Arctic
regions, played a great deal of " old
sledge " on the ice, yet the lush still con
tinues' at Blain & Young's to see their
low-priced clothing, ladies' dress goods,
boots and shoes, etc.. and their sales still
continue large. , .
'
, r Clothes Line. A week or two since
we spoke of a new invention called the
. " Metalic White Wire," for clothes lines,,
being introduced by Mr. P. T.
Brock, of Harrisburg, who owns the
' agency of tbw State. Since writing that
notice, we Lave tried one of these wires,
nnd fonnd it to be as reDresented the
V mast economical and in all respects the
: wire once- properly stretched, and you
..have no more trouble, as the weather has
? no effect upon it whatever. - It will not
' ; rust, and therefore will not discolor the
clothes, .and will not break. Mr.' Brock
- will furnish vou with these new lines at
1 three cents per footand as they will
; last a life time, you need have no more
J.TOiible about your clothes lines. 4
t Cxtanged Hands. Mr. Piersoq has
bough' out 'the grocer establishment on
the eoia er of Broadalbin and First Sts.,
lately owvied by Mr. Geo. Reed, and
takes this uxode of informing his friends
and customers f hat he will keep con-
tanuy on jmiiu gw .
I groceries, provisions, etc., which he will
sell at the lowest living rates. Give
him a call at the old stand. :;,'.;
i , , - - .
' Foot-Raoe. The boys manufactured
a little fun on Thursday afternoon in the"
way of. a foot-race. The race was be
tween Messrs, Harpool and Beard, $10 a
side , distance, 40 yards. The race
-transpired as above in front of the Court
IIouse,IIarpool winning the race. Beard,
added to the fun of getting beat, fell
down ia the mud, which tickled the by-
. etanderg not a little, Jfo fun in Albany ;
Railroad Matters. The party of
surveyors under charge of Chief Engin
eer Brooks, have been busy during the
week, surveying and " leveling up" the
new line for the O. C. Railroad. The
line as surveyed enters the north end of
town through the old brick yard, run
ning thence nearly due south to a point
on the the Calipooia, about one hundred
yards above the bridge cn the Corvallis
road. The line runs directly in front
(west) of Albany College, barely missing
the residence of Thomas Monteith, Esq.,
on the east. Instead of being on the
outskirts the road comes within an ace of
running directly through the heart of the
city. Should the weather not prove too
rough, the surveyors will probably reach
Harrisburg next week. Hurrah for our
side !
Aluanv College. This institution,
under, the supervision of Messrs. E. R.
Geary and S. G. Irvice, gives promise of
the highest success. Although the
present term commeuced late and under
unfavorable circumstances, yet there are
about . seventy students in attendance,
with a prospect for the number increasing
toeighty or ninety in a few weeks. If
the Albauy College fails to be patronized,
it will not be because it is not now -conducted
by able and experienced teachers.
The two gentlemen under whose control
the College now is, for ability, thorough
and complete education, large experience,
and continued success as teachers, have
not tbeir superiors, if equals, on the Pa
cific coast.
. 1 o '
Personal. Mr. R. M. Powers, who
has been residing at Harney for some
months past, returned to our city on
! Wednesday last. Dick looks a3 natural
as ever.
Ex-Recorder Doolittlc has taken up
his residence in this city once more.
His health is somewhat imprjved.
Geo. Bartzges expects to start East on
Tuesday next. He may be absent until
next June. His family will remain.
May pleasant breezes waft you, George.
Ex-typo, Frank Hill, called on us
during the week. Frank is still on the
Albany.
Judge Baber has returned from his
trip to the mountains, with health much
improved.
Petition. -A petition was presented
to the City Council at its last meet
ing, urging the necessity of a new
house for the fire engine. Said pe
tition recites that the buildiDg used at
present is unsuitable, the floor being
rotten, etc., and that a new building of
suitable size can be built for S400.
BROWNSVILLE ITEMS.
FROST OR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
i
' Brownsville, Nov. 8, 18G9.
The frost has subsided ; Winter has
ushered in its soft and balmy breezes.
Some of the young people arranged
for a party at Mr. W. R. Kirk's hall, on
last Friday night. A sumptuous supper
was prepared by Mrs. Simmons. They
must have enjoyed themselves hugely,
for they kept step to the music all night,
and " went home with the girls in the
morning."
Mr. Kincaid, a blacksmith of this
place, one morning last week, cut off the
head of a chicken preparatory to its being
dressed for b reakfast j but, like Banquo's
ghost, it refused to down, and is still
alive. At last accounts remedial agents
were being applied to the wounded. .We
soon expect to see the public presented
with a real specimen of natural curiosity
a live chicken without a head. This
will beat the bearded woman, or the
wooly Avery caJf all hollow.'
The upper entVof the mail Toute lead
ing from Salem above Eugene has been
sub-let by its present proprietors to Mr.
W. R. Kirk, of this place. The citizens
have hired the present proprietors' to
bring the mail from. Salem twice a week,
instead of once, according to arrange
ments with the General Government.
The postmasters on the road intend mak
ing the necessary arrangement to secure
a mail from Salem to '. this place, and
make if twice a week instead of once, as
it is now a weekly service.
A practical mechanic of this place,
who has ample facilities at conuna.nd, is
making thje necessary arrangements to
commence the manufacture of wish
boards on a large scale.
There is a literary society, or debating
club, organized here, that purports to be
a secret organization? I have been cred
ibly informed that one clause of the by
laws reads thusly : " That no old men,
experienced debators, smart mat or boys
under fourteen, shall become members of
this society."
A subscription paper is being circula
ted for singing school, for Professor
Bassett, of Marion county.
Arrangements are now being made for
the formation of another debating soci
Brick Pomeroy's Democrat makes tie
inquiry: " How, in the name of God,
will or can the people trust our leaders
when they will not trust each other, and
prove by their honesty, bravery, Democ
racy, and devotion to principle, that they
are more intent on public good than pri
vate gain, and the gatiiieation of personal
spites'" We give it up.
Free trade is a great hobby with Eng
land. She means it. She ia downright
earnest about it. She wants it for her
"products sent abroad. But how is it
with foreign productions consumed in
that country ? Take the item of tobacco.
She derives a larger revenue from Amer
ican tobacco imported into England, than
the United States does from its entire
tariff on all goods imported from Great
Britain.
A gentleman who was rather impatient
at table, declared he wished he could
manage without servants, as they were
greater plauge than profit. " Why not
khave a dumb waiter ?" suggested a
friend. ' "Oh, no," returned the other;
" I have tried them they don't answer."
A lady who was very modest and sub
missive before marriage, was observed by
her friend to use her tongue pretty freely
after. " There was a time when I almost
imagined she had none." "Yes," said her
husband with a sigh, " but it's very long
since !"
It is a great hardship to sit at your
window all the afternoon, and seethe
pretty girls passing along continually,
and no leisure to acompany them, it is
as the man in jail said when he- looked
through his iron bars.l
MEW TO-DAY.
Freights. The late rains have sent
the Willamette up, and steamers are ar
riving ancLdeparting every day, bringing
vast quantities of goods for our merch
ants. At 11. Cheadle's you will find a
large stock of fresh goods just opened.
Also, at P. C. Harper & Co.'s. Drop in
and get the first selection.
The Largest Hotel in the World.
When the new Union Hotel of Leland
Brothers, of Saratoga, is completed, it
will be the large-it hotel in the-world. It
will have a frontage of 1,050 feet, five
stories high. It will be built of brick,
and the building will be divided into nine
compartments, almost lire-proof. It is to
be finished and furnished, ready for the
reception of guests, by the 1st day of
June next.
TOTIIK WORKING CLASS.- We are now
prepared to furnish all clashes with constant em
ployment at home, the whole of the time or foa
the sparo moments. Business new, light and
profitable. I'ersons of either sex easily earn
i'rom SOc to $5 per evening, and a proportional
sum by devoting their whole time to the business.
Buys and girls ean earn nearly as much a men.
That all who see this notice may send their ad
drees, and test the business, we make this unpar
alleled ofl'cr : To such as are not well satisfied,
we will send $1 to pay for the trouble of writing.
,'ull particulars, a valuable sample, which will
do to commence work on, and a copy of The
J'volrt Literary Oompanion one of the largest
anu' best family newspapers published all sent
five by mail. Reader, it you want- permanent,
profitable work, address, E. C.ALLEN 4 Co.,
10m 3 Augusta, Maine.
Cnsli 2 Ca.sli 2
NEW TO-DAY. J
O. 1. TOMPKINS & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND UEAlERa W
TIN PLATE, SHEET IROS,
stoves: J
Copper, Brass, Zinc, Wire, Block Tin,
FORCE AND LIFT PUMPS !
XZose, Zroa and Lead Pipe !
CAST, TIX AND ENAMELED HOLLOW
WARE !
Housc-Furnisliins: Hardware !
Farmers' Boilers I
All- sizes a fine thing.
COWING'S PITCHER PUMPS !
i
Only Honso in the State where yon can
g-ct such an article.
Sole agents for the Finest Stove out the
BARSTOW COOK!'
Great variety of "GEM PANS.".
JC"A11 goods warranted First Class.-0
o
REPAIRING !
In all its branches.
HOGS WANTED!
CUVE AND A HALF AND
1 net, i.n C,A S H, paid for
IX CENTS
37 -A. T IX OG-S!
delivered in Alb.iny, Oregon, to
A. COWAN & CO.
Albany, November 6. '69-9m2 . .
OPPOSITE
THE
POST OFFICE!
IN EROWNSVIIXE,
WHEELER'S NEW STORE!
' A Liberal Discount Made to Country
Dealers.
J23s3 Call and see us before purchasing
".3- elsewhere. 3t5-S23-CS
-3 O. P. TOMPKINS A CO.
CEO. F. SETTLEMIER,
(Successor to D. W. Wakefield,)
Farrisli's Sew Iluilding-, First Street,
ALBANY, OREGON,
dealer in-
Successful. Messrs: Ike Froman,
Wm. Riley and Dave Froman, after an
absence of several days in the mountains,
returned on Friday, having killed fifteen
deer during their absence.
Swet Potatoes. Those sweet po
tatoe we obtained at Ililtabidel Co.'s
were " nifL" They are bound to keep a
full supply of everything in their line.
'Stormy. High old zephyrs prevailed
through the " dead hours " of Thursday
night last, and the rain fell in torrents.
Change. Tho Democrat has changed
its publication day, and now issues one
day earlier Friday instead of Saturday.
Boats are now running to Corvallis,
and expect soo to be able to reach Eu-
v
gene.
No change of note in our market
quotations this week.
TnE Difference. Some men in
talking or speech-making, never hesitate
or are at a lo3s for words to explain
ideas ; others hesitate, and often get
considerably " mixed up," and are hardly
intelfigible in their selection of words.
The cause is simply this : Tho man
who is perfect master of language and
has a mind crammed full of ideas, in
speaking, hesitates in his choice of both;
whereas, common speakers, having but
one set of, ideas, and but one set of
words to clothe them in, are always Tcady,
and can talk "like a clock," until they run
down, , when they have told all they
know. Yet this latter class generally get
the credit of being, to use the common
phrase, " right smart men."
Dreadful . Accident. Harry C.
Coulson, of the Cosmopolitan Hotel,
Portland, , accidentally shot himself on
Saturday last, while out gunning near
that city. From the position in which
he was found, it is supposed that he must
have been dragging his gun by the muz
zle, when it exploded, the whole charge,
entering the scull just below the left ear,
coming out at the forehead. - He expired
before he reached the city. Mr. Coul
son was favorably known as former
County Clerk of Multnomah county,
waa an active member of the Fre De
partment ; also, a member of Samaritan
Lodge No. 2, I.-O. O.- F.. He was a
genial, whok-souled gentleman, and his
sudden taking off is sincerely mourned
by hosts of friends.-
" Do you believe in the appearance of
spirits, lather?" asked a rather f::st
young man of his indulgent sire. " No,
Tom ; but I believe in their disappear
ance, since I missed my bottle of Dour
ben last night," replied the old gentle
man. Miss Louisa Moore, of Wallack's The
atre, is called the- " champion weepist,"
by the press' of the city.
x WIULilAIW DAVIDSON,
Office, No. Gt Front Street,
Adjoining the Telegraph Office, Tortland, Oregon.
Special Collector of Claims, .
Aeconnts, Notes, Bonls, Drafts, and Mercan
tile Claims of everv description throughout Ore
gon and the Territorii:s, WILL BE MADE A
HHUCIALITY AND PROMPTLY COLLECT
ED, as well as with a due regard to economy in
all business matters intrusted to his care and the
proceeds paid over punctually.
Real Estatoj Dealer.
Sept. 11. tf. ! ; ' J.
ALBANY RETAIL MAKKF.T.
Albany Nove
Wheat, white, bushel,
Oats, f bushel
Potatoes, bushel-...
Onions, "f bushel
Flour, 5 barrel. ..r.
Butter, "jj lb
E?gs, dozen ..
Chickens, dozen , ,
Peaches, dried, p tt.....
Soap, i lt.'......
Salt, Los Angelos, fi.
Syrup, 3 gallon , .......
Tea, Young Hyson lb...-.
" Japan, u ........
' Black, "
Sugar, crashed, lb
Sea': "
" Island, "
Coffee, '0 lb
Candles, lb
Bice, China. 3 lb
Saleratus, lb
Dried plums, "jS lb
Dried apples, lb. .'. ,
Dried currants, tb
Bacon, hams, lb.....
" sides, "
" shoulders, 7& lb ..
Lard, in cans, f lb.
Beans, ) lb
Devoes' Kerosene oil, "ji gallon,
Turpentine, gallon ..
Linseed oil, boiled, gallon....
White lead, keg
Powder, rifle, B
Tobacco, 3 lb
Nails, cut, 'p H .'.,
Domestic, brown, 3 yard
Hickory, striped, i yard
Bed ticking, per yard.....
Blue drilling, yard
Flannels, yard
Prints, fat colors, yard.......
Pork, If lb. ,
Mutton, p lb ,
Beef, on foot, '0 ft...., ,
mber 13, 18C9.
4.(350
30
. - 40fo;50
1 25
. $1 00(0,4 50
30
371
. $2 503 lit)
i 20
2 Jig, 3
$1 12J(31 25
1 I0
. 1 00
75 1 00
J8(ffi20
... f 10j18
... 12(g14
23 25
25 (&33
1216
IBS
35f520
6(oi7
gi8
1S20
14 (($16
... 10
... . 17
5
1 00
.. $1 25(g)l 50
.. $1 62ifal 75
.. $3 75 t 25
75 I 00
... $1 00 1 25
6i71
151BJ
... , 1630
25 50
16 25
5062i
... , . 12J
56
... 1012i
... . ' 4i5
San Francisco Markets. v
? W'HEATInferior giades, at $1.101.30 ; me
dium grades $1.35(3)1.4 ; good shipping, $1.55
1.60; choice milling, $1.501. 60.
FLorR- -Choice 'family and baker's, extra
$5.12i5.50 ; shipping, extra, $4.621 5.00 ;
superfine, $4.00 4.374; fine, $3.503.S7i.
Bablct We quote range of market at 80c
1.00 extremes, $1.021.12i.
Oats Bangs of market, $l.001.35, "
Kyb Quotable at lie.
Cons Quotable at $1.001.10 for yellow and
white. ;.,..-.-....
Potatoes Prices rule low 70c1.23.
Hides Dry, 15161; salted, 747jo; ex
tra lota at 8o. : Market active.
Tallow 1010ie; extra, lOJc.
Wool Quote burry at Do ; choice fleece, 14c.
' Dairy Products Butter 55 70c; in kegs,
37140c. Cheee, 1518j. Eggs, Oregon,
40(a,45o
THERE IS 1VIIERE YOU (SET
YOLK MOXEY'S WORTH.
Brownsville, Oct. 2, '69-4y '
Wa lk in! Wa Ik i n !
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN!
e
Walk into
IS. URETERS STORE,
and see the goods which ho is receiving direct
from
JSixm. Francisco,
which he is going to sell very low for
Cash or Produce !
Call and examine my Goods before you pur
chase elsewhere, as I am always willing to snow
my goods.
N. B. I will pay from date for thirty days to
come, 30 tents per dozen for Ergs.
Sep. 25, 69-3y ij. BRENNER,
f ,
T II E(,
C O L O It s
That Photograph Ilcst,
"ARE-
BLACK. BROWN, GREEN, SCAR
LET, M0R00N, JeeP ORANGE.
5
Those that take White, or nearly so, are
Purple, Bine, Crimson, Pinfc, &c.
Sept. 18, '69-2 J. A. WINTER.
GOODS RECEIVED? BY
Every Steamer !
which will be sold for
CASH or TRADE I
Drugs and Medicines,
CHEMICALS,
PAINTS. OILS, GLASS, ETC.
All articles warranted pure and of the best
quality.
l'hysicinne Prescriptions carefully compounded.
Albany, Oct. 17, 186S-6tf
RATES OF TOLL
OVER TnE
Willamette Valley and Cascade
Mountain Wagon Road.
WHEAT WANTED I
-AT-
Sixty Cents per Bushel !
in trade, or on Book account.
For al that may be ottered
oct9-5 R. CHEADLE.
Estate of John WeibeL deceased.
Notice is herely given that tbe undersigned
has been appointed Administrator of tbe
above estate, by order of the County Court of
Linn county. AU personshaving claims against
said estate must present the same to thd under
signed, duly attested, within, six months from this
date, at his residence on Oak creek, eight miles
southeast from Albany, Oregon.
JOHN B. MILLER, Adm.
. Oct. 11, 1889.6t4 .
Russell t Elkins, Attys.
Administrator's Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that all claims
against tbe cstatb of Abraham Osborn, Sr.,
deceased, must be presented, duly authenticated,
to the undersigned, at bis office in Scio, within
six months from the date hereof.
E. E. WHEELER,
Scio, Oct. 22, i863-8 Administrator,
50
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.... 2 00
.... 4 SO
. 50
.... 25
15
3
To Deschuttes River :
Four Horse or Mulo team
Two "
Ouo " " "
Ox teams, threo yoke......
For every additional yoke
Louse horses, per head
" cattle, per head
" sheep cr hogs
Tcnins returning empty, half price.
Pack aDimals, loaded
" " unloaded
Horse aud ruler.. .'.
To Fish Lake :
Four horse or mule team, each way
Two " " "
Ono " " " '
Pack animals, loaded
" " unloaded
Horise and rider
Ox team, three yoke..
To tapper Soda Spring :
Four horse or mule team, out and back..
Two ' " " " ..
Ono " " "
Horse and rider, "
Loose animals, " ......
Ox teams the same us horse team.
- A. 1IACKLEMAN,
W. W. PAnr.isn, Pres.
Sec.
. March 20. 1RR9-28
50
25
00
2 00
1 50
1 00
50
2 50
2 00
1 00
50
25
A Wise and Just Iiaw.
The equity and beneficence of the Massachu
setts statute, and the conditions in the Policies of
the New England Mutual Life Insurance
Company, whereby the surrender value of Pol
icies (after payment of premiums have ceased) is
credited up as a full-paid term Policy, was re
cently exemplified in the case of A. C. E. MILL
ER, of Portland, Oregon, insured for $5,000 in
this company, uuder Policy No. 13.054.
Mr. MILLEK died August 2, I860, and neg
lected to pay tho Policy on the 22d day of Janu
ary last. The President of the company, upon
being advised of the death of Mr. 3e 1LLER, re
sponded under date of August 23d, that by virtue
of Machusetts Laws and the provisions of the
Policies of the company, tbe Policy was yet in
full force, and the loss ($5,000) would be prompt
ly paid less the amount of tbe nnpaid premium
and the interest thereon. .
Tbe New England Mutual I-ife Insur
ance Company of Boston is the only company
on this coast governed by this Law, which con
tinues all its Policies in force nntil every dollar
paid bv the assured !s absorbed in Insurance. .
UVI2KSON fc HAINES are the General
Agents for this Company, Oregon. Office Cab-,
teh's Building, Portland.
RUSSEXX & EUUNS, Agents, Albany
Oregon. oct9-5tf
MASTER. J. II. BRENNER
WILL GIVE LESSONS ON THE
rmo, VIOLIN and ORGAN,
, AT ' :
His own or Pupil's Residence.
Lessons given in the Ji'rench ." mgwage.
- . ,
For particulars, enquire at the corn Broad
albin and Second streets. .
'S3- Rofen to Prof. Jons Bmosg.
ALBANY ADVERTISEMENTS.
BUILDERS, ATTENTION I
SASIU BLIND AND BOOR
FA C T O R Y I
8. H. ALTHOUSE. ' 3. WniOHT. 3. F..BACKE.tSTO.
AE.TIIOUSE. & CO.,
LYOX STREET, (o.T TBK HIVER BAtNK.),
Albany, : : : ohecon.
KEEP ON HAND A FULL ASSORTMENT,
and are prepared to
Furnish to Order,
Blinds,
aad
Sash,
MOXjDHS-GtS,
such as
Crown, Panel, Band, and Section Mold
of all sizes.
WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES I
Flooring,
sic3JLxigr,
and all other kinds of
Building ITIalerial !
; ALSO
Are prepared to do MILL WORK ? furnish Sha
ker Fans, Zigzag Shakers, Suetion Fans, Driving
Pulleys, of any kind, at our Factory on Lyon
street, (on the river bank), next below Markham's
warehouse.
AiriiousE & co.
Albany, February 20, 1809-24
SATIAM ACABEJI V !
LOCATED AT
Lebanon, Linn County, Oregon .
Rev. W. 3D. NICHOLS, Principal.
Rev. E. A. JUDEINS, Assistant.
Mrs. .S. C. NICHOLS, Preceptress, and
Teacher of the Ornamental Branches.
THE Academic vear, which commences Sep
tember 1st, 1SG9, aud closes JaVy 12tb, 1870,
is divided into four terms of eleven weeks each.
Students admitted at any time and charged from
time of entering till close of term. No deduction
for absence in Term time, except in cases of pro
tracted sickness.
Students can here enjoy every facility they can
desire for acquiring a thorough education. Young
men can obtain rooms and board themselves at
small expense. Young ladies can obtain board
ia tbe family of the Principal, who resides in the
Academy building. Hoard und tuition, in hcA
co, Thirty JJollwt per term. Ao crfra charge
for board duriuij racafion.
A Commercial Coarse
has been adopted for the benefit of yonng men
who wi.-'h to acquire a thorough business educa
tion. Send for a catalogue, or address the Prin
cipal, for further information:
Lebanon, August 28, 1809-52tf
7'uition loiter than aijf other school of hitjn
yrade in the State of Oregon.
1809-70.
Albany Collegiate Institute.
THE NEXT TERM OF THIS INSTITU
tion for youth of both sexes, will open on
Monday, the 18th of October next.
It will be in charge of the Rev. Edward It.
Geabt and the Rev. SAMt'EL . Irvine, assist
ed by a corps of competent teachers. . . . .
cLsrrcjAR.
- The first term will embrace 15 weeks of tuition,
emling February 4th. 1870.
The second term will embrace 20 weeks of tu
ition, from February 7th to July 1st, 1870.
RATES Ol' TUITION
(l-EIl QCARTER OF TEX WEEKS.)
Preparatory and common branches- .... ...Si 00
Advanced English 7 00
Ancient and Modern Languages, Higher '
Mathematics, &c 9 00
Tnition charged from date of entrance to end
of quarter, and payable in advance.
Org-abization of College Classes.
' A Freshman class will be formed and a course
of study prescribed at the opening ot the term.
Principal Text Books.
AVilson's Readers, Clark's English Grammar,
Robinson's Mathematics, Hooker's Natural
Science, yuackenbos' Rhetoric. Abbott's Aber
cronibie's Mental and Moral Philosophy, Hark
ness' Latin Series, Fascjuell's French (Series, and
the most approved editions of the Latin and Greek
Classics. .
A Record
Of every recitation will be made, and an average
given in Quarterly Reports ; also, of attendance
and deportment.
Government.
The aim will be to develop in the student a
high sense of moral obligation, honor and integ
rity, and those who cannot be governed by such
motives, will not remain in the school.
Board
May Vie had in families at $4 per week, and
rooms procured where students may board them
selves. ,'
1 By order of tho Board of Trustees.
EDWARD R. GEARY,
Albany1, Aug. 21, 'O'J-50 Prcsidont.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ON TO HIT !"
WADSW0RTH & KUHN .
Are now ready to execute all kinds of
Plain and Fancy Painling !
such as
Signs, Carriages, Buildings,
f- as well as
Graining:, Paperhanging, Calcimining,
and in fact all kinds and styles of
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL WORK,
that can be done with Paint and Brush, at
ySfr' FAIR, LIVIXG RATES. -tt
Give us a call. Shop on Ferry street, over
Kuhn It Adams' wagon shop.
aug21-50
THE EYES ! THE EARS !
Br. T. CiOIDEIV,
OCULIST AND AURIST,
ALBANY, : , . : s OREGON.
R. GOLDEN IS A SON OF THE
noted old Optbalmie Doctor, S. C.
"Golden
Dr. GOLDEN has had experience in treating
the various diseases to which the eye and ear are
subject, and feels confident of giving entire satis
faction to those who may place themselves under
his care.
Albany, April 10, 1869-31y
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THOSE WHO DESIRE TO PURCHASE A
good Lathed and Plastered .
New Frame Dwelling' House,
two stories in bight, kitchen and wood -shed at
tached, with private barn, well situated in the
city of Albany, will do well to call, without delay.
on RUSSELL ELKlNS,
Albany, Oct. 17, '68-6 Real F,state Agts.
Sixteenth Year of Publication.
ITicCormick's Almanac !
For the Tear ,1870,
Containing useful statistics relative to the popu
lation and resources of
Oregon, Washington, Idaho & Montana,
Together with a variety of other useful
information.
COMPILED AMD PUBLISHED ST
S- T- McCormick,
Franklin Book Store,
105 Front street, Portland, Oregon.
"Advertising is the Fly-Wheel of Business
Acting on Trade as Steam does on Machinery."
In presenting the eixteenth annual issue of
JfcCormick'e Almanae the publisher desires to
call the attention of btvrinen men who have faith
in the benefits to be derived from adrertimg, to
the fact that this popular work presents tbe
Best Advertising. Medium ou tbe Coast.
The advantages to bo derived from advertising
in McConuick's Almanac, are,
I. Its well-established reputation.
II. Its immense circulation over the Pacific
coast.
HI. Its general preservation in every house.
IV. As a work of reference it is in daily use.
A limited number of advertisements will be in
serted at the following coin rates :
Full page advertisements.. ....15 00
Half " 10 00
Quarter " " . i 00
Address orders to
S. J. McCOBMICK.
Compiler and Publisher, .
Portland, Oregon.
Or to L. P. FISHER,
San Francisco. California,
Advertisements must be received prior to
October 15th, 186.
Notice. (
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed by the County Court of
Linn county, Oregon, Administrator of the estate
of Alrin M. Brock, deceased, late of Linn county,
and that all persons having claims against said
Estate must present them to tbe undersigned. da
ly verified, at his residence near Boston. Lina
county. Oregon, within six months from the dats
hereof. ...
Dated Sept. 18, lSB9-3t4.
STEWART P. BROCK.
ALL those knowing themselves indobted to as
are respectfully requested to call and settle
immediately.
5ffl- Old account mutt he tettled.
BEACH A MONTEITH.
Albany. October 10th. '68 ' ' .
Notice of Administration, .
TUB UNDERSIGNED has been appointee!
by the County Court of Linn county, Ore
gon, to administer tbe estate of D. H. Bodino,
deceased, lata of said county. Persons having .
claims against said Estate, will present them,
duly verified, to the undersigned, at her residence
four miles east of Albany, in said eounty, within
six months from this date.
MARGARETT BODTUB, Admx.
October 5th, 18G8-4t
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JOB WORK : j
FALL DESCRIPTIONS, at fair prices,?
neatly executed at tha Register offiee, I
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