SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1870. "
Subscribers finding an X after their name will
understand that their subscription expires with
that Dumber, and they are invited to renew their
subscription. Terms $3 per annum, in advance;
six months, $2 ; three months, $1.
LOOJL. AFFAIRS
Ratification. The Democracy of
this Tieinity, ia view ef the fact that
they had succeeded in electing their
ticket by such overwhelming (!) major
ities throughout the State, concluded to
"ratify" with a torchlight procession and
the usual etceteras, which conclusion they
carried into execution on Saturday night
last. The procession, as to numbers,
was not much to speak of, in truth rather
a slim affair a kind of hurly-fcurly,
Without order or shape, in which the
juveniles predominated and done the
yelling. The affair, such as it was, was
led by Chief Marshal, J udge Powers, and
the Albany Brass Band. Assistant Mar
ehal Arnold, mounted on a fiery steed,
done the duty assigned him bravely and
Well, lending' additional dignity to the
Boeoe by his serene presence. But the
big featured the occasion wad the trans
parencies, and although much ill-feeling
was engendered among Democrats by
some of them, yet as "picters" they
showed the hand of an artist. Tho one
representing Kev. Dr. mil as seated in
his buggy driving out of town on the
morning of the election to escape voting
the county Democratic ticket, although
entirely without foundation, yet looked
' plausible to those unacquainted with
the facts, that it excited no little com-,
ment. The gentleman who carried the
transparency got into a "little difficulty
during the evening with a fellow Demo
crat, which culminated in a knock down.
Suffice it to say that, the bitter feeling
aroused by these, to say the least, injudi
cious transparencies, among Democrats,
will not soon be forgiven or forgotten by
the gentlemen caricatured or their friends.
After the torchlight came the speaking.
An immense number of people, Borne of
them voters, had gathered on the Court
'House steps, where they were regaled
. with burning, red-hot, chain-lightning
eloquence from the bedrocker, Mr. Bur
nett, of Corvallis, and our own pets, Hon
Qo. R. Helm and A. C
Our newly elected County Judge, J. J.
"Whitney, Esq., refused to take part in
the meeting, as he would not thus coun
tenance the insults offered to prominent
life-long Democrats . by the caricatures
carried in the. procession.' Those who
did speak done excellently well (we have
it from Democrats who can be relied on
as knowing of what they assert) and were
greeted with considerable -'chin music"
The St. Charles hotel and the Court
House cupola were each brilliantly light
ed up in honor of the occasion. During
the-continuance of the meeting good
order prevailed, and Republicans mingled
with Democrats, enjoying the affair (es
pecially the transparencies and the huge
procession) with greater zest than Dem
ocrats themselves, some of whom had the
unqualified impudence to say that the
whole thing partook largely of the char
acter of a fizzle I The fact of the wholo
matter is, the Saturday night "blow out"
was as good a "card" as the 'Republicans
of Linn county want, and the more fre
quent they make them, the better they,
will please us. .
TjEctcb.es on Temperance. We are
requested to state that Mr. C.Beal, W. C.
T-, will lecture on temperance at the fol
lowing places, and .be hopes the people
will turn out to hear him ; alao, that this
notice will be read in the schools and at
public meetings:
McFarland's school house, Sunday,
June 26th.
Peoria, Monday, June 27th
Church near Boston Mills, Wednesday,
Juae 29th.
Brownsville, Thursday, June 30th.
Banner Lodge, Friday, July let.
Sandridge, Saturday, July 2d.
Liberty Church, Tuesday, July 5th.
Scio, Wednesday, July 6th.
Jefferson, Thursday, July 7th.
Knox's Butte, Friday, July 8th.
On Sundays the lectures will commence
ot - 1 i it.. : i
nt. v siuca id uw wniwu, aau on
other days of the eek at 7 o'clock in the
evening the meetings to be public.
1 .
Campmeetino in Polk. From Mr,
TVra. MoFadden we learn that the Chris
tian campmeeting now in progress on the
Rick real, - under the charge of Revs
Harris and Campbell, is meeting with the
largest success. A large number had
already experienced a change of heart
and been added to the church. On last
Sabbath it is thought there were not less
than five thousand persons on the oamp
ground. - The meeting will continue over
to-morrow.
Severe AccipENT. Wed nesday af
ternoon a young man named Thomas
Daniels, in the employ of Messrs. Beach
& Monteith, fell from their wharf to the
deck of one of the P. T. Co.'s steamers, a
distance of fourteen feet, and was severely
hurt. ... He was helpine to load the boat
with sacks of oats, when the pile of sacks
suddenly slid from their position and
knocked him from the wharf on to the
boat, and, we believe, one of the sacks
fell upon him. He fell on his side on the
gunwale, and it was feared that he had
received severe internal injuries. His
physician, however, pronounces him out
of danger this morning, and that he will
be all right again in a few weeks.
Brief Mention. Mr. Wm. Cannon j The Four Wondera.,
lost a fine cow on Wednesday. Disease Albany, June zist, itwu.
"final" complaint. - I Mr. Editor : As I observe in read-
Slizht rain-fall on Thursday. 1DS the PPr tno world-renowned
City full of Eastern people, all looking Nova Scotia giantess, and the equally
for homes among us. famous 1 rench giant, are about to visit
River still in fair stage, boats getting us, I take this opportunity to steal a little
up as far as Ilarrisburg. time from business matters to give your
Politicians getting ready for the Fall readers a short account ot a parlor recep-
NEW TO-DAY.
fights, so says Dick. s
' Business so-eo. Weather cool and
pleasant. V
Look out for the "fetfr wonders" next
week. !
All a Mistake. Last week we
stated that Mr. Josiah P. Settle had been
thrown from his horse and seriously hurt,
on the road to Lebanon. On last Thurs
day- Mr. Setfle came into our office look
ing like anything but a man who had
his brains knocked out and an arm brok
en, and informed us he was not the indi
vidual referred to some mistake had
been made. We are glad to know and
inform Jo.'s friends that he is dound as a
dollar, and that no horso has been able
to get the best of him up to this time.
Another Church. From Dr. Geary
we learn that a lot, on the corner of Fifth
and Ellsworth streets has been secured,
and that early efforts will be made to se
cure the necessary funds to erect a new
church, to be owned and controlled by
the Presbyterians. Success to all such
endeavors, say we.
Oceanward. Capt. Mouteith and two
or three others, left the city the first of
the week for the coast. They earricd
their eatables, blankets, etc, on pack an
imals, and are prepared for quite a so
journ on the shores of old ooean.
.
Received. We welcome to our ex
change list the Red Hirer Post, published
at Lewisville, Ark., by Smith & Town
send. Everybody knows Capt. V. V.
Smith, formerly of Linn county, and will
be glad to hear that he is publishing one
of the soundest Republican journals in
Arkansas. Here's our E&, Volney.
The following marriage notice recently
appeared in the Oregonian :
June 8, 1870, by M.: P. Bull, J. P.,
Me Cham to Ah Choy, Ah Song to Ah
Jones, Esq. I Fo, Ah Kang to Foy Quay, Quang Koy
I . w a o r l a 1 1
to iujve A.a, ana 3.ti uning to aq unop.
Tu-na-mah-a-hi, mo-ping kt tL
The concluding line is muchee Chinese,
od signifies "compliments of the parties
received."
-Not the Last. F. M. Wadsworth,
Esq., to conviuce us we were mistaken in
thinking strawberries had disappeared
for the season, on Thursday as we were
going to press, brought us in a "mess
which he raised in his garden, from seed
brought from America. They were de
licious, and Mr. W. should call them the
Wadsworth variety. He raised more
than a bushel of fruit this season from
less than 196 square feet of ground.
These are undoubtedly the last strawber
ries we shall see this season.
Found. A small oil cloth sack, con
taining clothing and a new testament, a
leather pocket-book containing money, 1 After he had finally entered the hall, I
tion given by them at the International
Hotel, San Francisco, at which I had the
pleasure of being present as an invited
euest. during mv late sojourn in that
city. .
Miss Anna Swan, the Nova Scotia
giantess, is indeed a perfect living wonder.
Weighing 413 pounds without the ap
pearance of "squabbiness," 8 feet 1 inch
in hit lit by actual measurement, social,
sparkling and interesting in conversation,
Bhe suddenly rises to move across the
room for some little articio, wnen ner
Immense proportions darken the air, and
you involuntarily catch your breath and
mentally ejaculate weljj I'm afraid to
euesa what vou would ejaculate. As tor
myself 1 was so overawea mar, ror almost
the first time in my remembrance, I for-
eot for two wholo minutes to say anything.
One rascally reporter stood almost dumb
in the "presence" until he found an op
portunity to make an undignified exit.
was found on the Eugene road, two or
three miles south of the Boston Mills,
and about fifteen miles from this city, on
Wednesday, 15th inst. - The said prop
erty has been left at this office and the
owner can obtain it by proving owner
ship.
Wild Cherry Balsam. The mem
ory of Dr. Wistar is embalmed in the
heard him utter, as the door was closing
upon him, the simple but comprehensive
adjective, "huge !" He survived, and
a leading San X rancisco paper the next
day contained a glowing account of hi)
impressions.
The giant, with tue gallantry charac
teristic of his countrymen, seeing your
humble servant sitting there as a silent
simpleton, came oveito the side of the
room where 1 had been stationed by the
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hearts of thoimanda whom hia Rnkani of usher, and taking a seat upon the sofa,
Wild Cherry has cured of coughs, colds,
consumption, or some other form of Pul
monary disease. aw.
Haying. Some of our farmers have
commenced haying, others are preparing
to open out next week. The general
impression seems 'to be that the crop will
be equal to former seasons.
which trembled under his
engaged me in a conversation upon gen
eral topics. My tonguo was loosened,
and for ten minutes at least I talked, or
listened to his praises of our country and
its most successful national
Mr. Barnum. '
Little Major ureen, the Virginia
dwarf, a sprightly little body, less in size
than a Bantam rooster, accompanies them
as a contrast. A Circassian lady, re-
humbug
Society. The meeting on markable for her beauty, completes this
nt.. wonaenui partv wnose ooiniuir auiuujj us
was a buuccbb. iuu tuo I f - . . "
Green. Several instances are record-
Received, Wood's Household Maga
zine, tor June, although late, is quite
welcome. . We consider it one of the best ed ol ,at whcre grecnics have been taken
and most sprightly of the dollar publica- Q by the "lock game."
tions. The only objection we have to it Caught. One of the three prisoners
is that it has been very irregular of late, that escaped from the Multnomah county
and one or two numbers have missed us jail the other day has been captured.;
entirely. " ' .
Brooms. Mr. Belding makes a splen
did broom, at lower rates than the same
quality of broom can be shipped here and
sold at, and the people appreciate the
fact. Support home industries first, and
thus build yourself up.
Campmeetino. The Methodist camp-
meeting, which commenced last week, in
the neichborhoed of Brownsville, was
still in session at last accounts. We heard
no particulars.
Fourth or July Is expected to pass
Sewing
Tuesday evening
church was benefitted by several dollars.
Lively. Messrs. Blain, Young & Co.
sold over 84,000 worth of agricultural
machinery in one day last week, and it
was not a good day for maohines either.
sheet. vve hear ot tno sale ot a
small band of sheep, effected a few days
since, at $1 50 per head.
bHOO JfLY la the name to be given
to the new boat now in course of comple
tion by the P. T. Co.
The new steam engine Tor the Albany
Warehouse is of seventeen horse power.
Financial and Commercial
Gold in New York 112.
Legal tenders 89, 8990c.
From San Francisco we get thefollow-
iog reports : Flour firm, with local de
mand ; superfine $4 505 50 j extra,
?6 12ti 25. Oats quotable at 1 65
1 95. Potatoes, new, at $1 80(5)1 90.
Corn, yellow, 81 37 J.
Prices for wheat here are unsettled.
We have heard of seventy five cents be-
about eight miles south of this city, but ln5 "J 1
will visit all the towns south of ns to the P"oaouuy o, an aavance on mis ngure.
(.i;rnrn;. ;i Produce generally remains at former
will be hailed with pleasure by all who
can sro to see them.
I was honored on another occasion by
a special invitation to visit the giant at
his parlor. I complied, and spent a half
hour in a very engaging conversation
with him upon his travels. Especially
upon the Pacific Railroad and his views
of our country, which he styles superb
magnificent, grand, with all the politenoss
and eclat w sixteen little renohmen,
did he grow eloquent and interesting.
lie is over eight feet bigb, of excellent
proportions and dignified -demeanor, and
receives company in lull military dress.
1 also had the pleasure ot several social
interviews with Miss Anna fewan and the
Circassian lady, at one of which the little
Major and their business manager were
present. Repartee, sense and nonsense
composed our conversation on such'occa-
sions, while the time was made profitable
to me at least in making a Fancy dress
for Miss Anna, which you may all have
an opportunity to see her wear at a pub
lic reception before many days in Albany.
31 us. V.
One hundred and forty-one thousand
cigars were made in one week at the
penitentiary at Joliet, Illinois.
NEW TO-DAY.
ELKmS & SON,
ELKINS " & SON,
EX.KINS & SON.
Lebanon, Oregon:.
Lebanon, Oregon.
Lebanon, Oregon.
NEW GOODS SMALL PROFITS,
QUICK SALES PROMPT PAY.
line, as special arrangements
have been made to that effect.
quotations.
Fixino Up. The large fine ware
house on the bank of - the Willamette
liver in the Eastern portion of the city,
recently purchased by Mr. E. Cartwright
for a California Company, is being fitted
up with a new cupola, and engine-house
and engine, etc, to be ready to receive
the inooming flax crop of Linn county.
When these improvements are finished,
it will be the oompletest establishment of
the kind in Oregon.
Blackberries. Ripe blackberries
have made their appearance in our mar
ket. They are said to be plentiful.
Cherries are abundant and can he had at
50 cents per gallon.
U. S Laws. We eive our readers
this morning, in supplement form, a por
tion of the lawa passed by the setond
session of the forty-first Congress. Other
supplements will be issued as fast as the
laws reaoh us.
To be Lengthened. The Enterprise
says the Fannie Patton is to be with
drawn from the trade shortly, placed in
the dry dock and lengthened nineteen
feet, which will make her 150 feet long.
T Tue Bain. The rain-fall a fow days
since was much more abundant in the
neighborhood of Brownsville than here
abouts,' and was a big ,thing for the
crops.
Wool. Considerable wool has found
its way into market during the week.
Parties here are paying 22 cents per
pound for the article.
' Religious. Religious services will
be held at the College Chapel on next estants met at Boston on the 14th
Sabbath, at -11 o'clock A. M., -and 71
o'clock P. M. All are invited. "
, FLY-KiHER,--See
another pjac. ,
advertisement in
- Personal. Dr. E. B. Stone and
family left us on Wednesday for Salem,
where he proposes to take up his resl
dence. ... , . " . '
Rial Estate. See ; new . additions
made to real estate offered fofale to this
city by J. C. Mendenball, Esq. For
particulars inquire at hia office.
Hooa.- The two flouring mill compa
nys here have purchased lately a large
number oT hogs, which they will fatten
I winter market,
Illinois boasts of a canine population
of 300,000 live dogs. Every advantage
is offered to the" hydrophobia.
The vote of Ada county '(Boise City)
in the late eleotion was bis .Democratic,
and 339 Republican. This is a consid
erable reduction as compared with the
vote of former elections.
A wag wrote on the back of a fat alder
man "Widened at the expense of the
corporation."
An exchange Bays thai "in the absence
of both editors, the publisher -succeeded
in seourtng the services of a gentleman
to edit the paper that week.
A liquor law has finally - passed the
Massachusetts Legislature, excluding the
sale of wines, and permitting that of 'ale
ana lager.
A collision occurred on the Indianapo
lis and Cinoinnatti Railroad on the 14th,
killing one man and injuring several
ohers. ' ' - r';-"- . '
Dayton claims to have a population of
42,000, and sets Columbus down at
36,000.
Several citizens of .Cambridge City,
Indiana, have been expelled from church
for danomg. ,
"Christadelphians" is the title of the
latest new sect. The members live at
Jefferson, Ind.
The grand Lodge of American Prot
The
word "white" is to be stricken from
their Constitution.
W. H, Greenwood shot and killed
Alexander Fleming, at Parker's Landing,
near Pittsburg, because the latter would
not keen away from the formers' sister
when told to.
Henry Overton, of Dalton, Georgia,
aged eighty-five, has gone to Van Burea,
Tennessee, to 'see his father, aged one
hundred and thirteen. Henry lost his
mother when he was only seventy years
of age,
There are thousands of aores of land
about Corinne, Utah, that are open to pre
emption entries.
A Danvers man sold 83,000 worth of
sage seed last year at $10 per pound
Boy of
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DRY GOODS, BOOTS A SHOES,
GROCERIES,
Hardware, Iron ami Steel,
At
ALBANY;
ALBANY
PRICES.
PRICES.
ALBANY
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PRICKS,
PRICES,
Wholesale
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NEW JEWELRY TORE
J. D." TITUS,
Albany, - - - ' - Oregon.
-AQBST FOR THB OILUUTID
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Of every description. Direct Importer of
the - Tory belt
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WATCHES, SPECTACLES JEWELRY
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San Francisco Prices.
Bvery Article Hold and all Repairing
Done, Warranted. -
I We olaim to keep all '
TIEST QUALITY O00D8,
14 " and at prioei that defy competition.
A. COWAS. A. W. STASAKD.
A. COWAN & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS
FIRST STREET....... ...L.ALBANY.
They oBor a large and weL elected stock of
STAPLE DRY GOODS
At Extraordinary Low Prices
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Cash or " Produce I
In addition to a very large stock, corering
ererything in the line of Cottons, we
hare a complete assortment of
FANCY DRESS GOODS
Latest styles of Boys' and Uen'a
CLOTHING aM FURNISHING GOODS !
HATS, CATS, BOOTS. 8H0K3, Ao.
ALBANY ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Wholesale aad Retail Dealers in.
Groceries ant leneral' Herciaiilss r
FORWARDING k COHSIISSI0R.
IttEIXCnANTH.
ref
MARK GOODS r.
T-i- O., Albany, Oregos ; er
H,. O-o San .Fraaeisee, Oeii
Uheral 'advaneee aaade an ooMifaaai
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
I INTEND DOIX A
General Commission Business
IN '
STST FRANCISCOa
for the purpoee ef selling
All Kinds of Produce
that may be consigned to me to eelL
; LAMAR CUCADLII,
jSQtoany, Oreeotx,
Will receive and attend tTatl orders oa me to ho
filled in San Francisco.
oct-5tf B. CUBADLH.
-GOODS RECEIVED BT
Every Steal
which will be sold for
CASH or TH-A.rIfi
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Carpet,
Wall-Paper, Paper
Blinds, &c, &C.
& Xdaoa
WASHIXCSTON
LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
Especial attention is dirocted to out stock of .
IRON AND STEEL
AND .
GENERAL HARDWARE !
Which is the largest and most complete this side
or rortiana. ,
You are invited to call and examine our goods
and prices.
The highest market price in eah paid for
Wool, Bacon and Lard !
by'
Oct. 30, 1SB9-9
Sixty Cent t per Bushel
in trade, or on Book aeeonal ;
For all that may be ofTbreil
oct5 R. CHXADLK.
A. COWAN A CO.
OF SEW YORK.
1TI7"E HAVE JP8T RECKIA'ED A CHOICE
f Selection of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Imported direot from New York Tia the
Pacific Railroad, and oan, for Cash or Produce,
give customers bargains equal to any arm in Al
bany. AU of our stock Is bougbt at me
LOWEST CASH PRICK.
S. B. All persons owing us will at once come
forward and pay op, go as to begin new aooonnts.
L. KLEINS A BOX.
Lebanon, April 1, T0.-6m30 ,
A, CAROTBBRS.
a. lALTUARIB.
A. OAROTBBRS & CO.,
DRUGGISTS & APOTHECARIES,
1 DBALBRS II
PAINTS, DYE-STUFFS, OILS
' PATENT MEDICINES,
Perfumery, Toilet Goods, AcJ
Onr Goods are FRESH and
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STITZSL &
REAL ESTATE
UPTON,
BROKERS,
GENERAL AGENTS.
Organized, 18GO.
BranoH o ff i o o ,
Albany, Orcg-on,
J. C. MENDENHALL, - - Agent,
aTf ENERAL LAND AGENCY FOR OREGON.
IT EsUblisbed July. 1868. An office where
general information concerning tbe resources of
- Oregon can be obtained tree or cnarge.
Loans negotiated en first Mortgage, Real Es
tate and Collateral Securities. We haro for sale
large amount of property located in the town
of Albany. Also, Farming lands, of erery des
cription, located in Linn and other oounties in
this Btate.
Policial Exempt from Execution.
Cash Assets, - - $3,000,000,
SECURELY INVESTED.
OTBR 31,000 MEMBERS.
PURE LY MUTUAL.
To the citixens of Albany and vicinity, and to
the owners of Real Estate : We take tbis met bod
of calling your attention to our place of busi
ness. . llaring determined to open a ISranoa Of
fice in your city, we can offor you a medium for
obtaining purchasers one that is appreciated by
bnyers, as It saves them muctt time ana labor la
searching for what they want. Oor principal
Agency, at fort tan a, Oregon, is tnorougbly es
tablished, and tue office so well rurnisbed for riv
ing information upon Real Estate, -that it affords
the most complete facilities for all parties having
business in our line. '
HSf Tou incur no expense in placing yonr
property on sale witn us unless a sale is made.
Otn.ce on first street, opposite fost-omee.
JOHN C. MENDENUALL, Agent.
Albany, Ogn., March 33, 1870. 29tf.
STITZEIt UPTON1,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
C. MENDENUALL, Agent,
Office First' at opposite Poet Office, Albany, Ogn,
HAVE for sale in the eity of Albany, a desira
ble Homestead, Lota 1, 2, 7 aad 8, corner
! Third. Fourth and Elsworth streets, one tf tho
best localities in the eitv. A good one and (half
story bouse, with all other conveniences. Apply
to J. C. MENDENUALL, Agent,
Albany, Oregon
Dividends paid one year from date of
Policy. -
All Policies and Dividends Non-Forfeit-able.
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Containing- M column ef mattor,
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JOB PRINTING
Pint (rest, (oopon'fe ParrUX C.i esore, -
AAXf!k.Xi.3r t t s Oregon,
Orcr 8,000 Policies
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STORE OPEX HA 7 AXJ KIQHT.
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THIS COMPANY POSSESSES A COMBI
nation of desirable features which no other
organisation can claim. Its growth has been
steady, its snoeest marked. Its system ef busi
ness is pre-eminently adapted to benefit the hold
ers of its Policios.
M'KENNEY & LMDERMAN,
General Agents, 131 Montgomery atreet, Ban
Franoisep, directly opposite Occidental Hotel,
W, WHITWELL,
General Agent for Oregon and Territories,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
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"STAR" PICTURE GALLERY!
BROWNSVILLB, t : : OREGON,
HAS BEEN REFITTED-WITU SKYLIGnT
of tbe latest style, and tbe operating room
with instruments of -
STRICT!, Y FIKSTCIiAM MAKBI
with choice stock of Materials, Chemic
direot from Philadelphia. Our work shall recom
mend itself. A 4.
Pictures from Ring to Life se, at the lowest
prices. t.v;- Familv Gronps aad
gOldPictares. Calle. semens.
PETER I1UMU.
In tbe Drug Store will "be found a full aasorU
ment of Drugs, Patent .Medicines, Perfumer,
Patau! OU.r. ; AUo, Boek.d SUtioa-
el- School Books made a specialty. "
- Dr. Rowland haa eharge, and may bo consulted
professionally at any time
Poet Office building,Browneville, Oregon.
" April 20, '70-83 PETER HUME.
To Whom it May Concern i
H. BABER is my Legal Agent daring
vy absence.
SAMUEL DENNY.
Albany, MaroU 15, 1870.-2.8-3w,
HAVING a very fair aortment of material
we are nroparod to oaoeate, witk acaaaosf
aad dispatch, all kinds of ' ,
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Hand-biffs,' 1 .
Proqrammat, ; ,
Jiill-heaJi,
. Crd$,
Bull Tickets,
PamphhU,
- Labels,
Blanhs,
of all Uinl
at as low flsores as a dec regard to tact and good
work will allow. When yo want anything (n
.:4l. U.s, as.11 eat Kaa K tfliml hinM.
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