The Albany register. (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, December 10, 1870, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAK, DECEMBER 10, 1870. Subscribers finding an 3C after their name will understand that their subscription expires wi:i that Dumber, and they are ievited to renew their subscriptions. Terms S3 per annum, in advance; six months, $2 ; three months, $1. LOCAL AFFAIRS Stone Coal. County Commissioner, J. Wheeler, brought into our office on Tuesday some specimens of stone coal, taken from a lode or vein recently discov ered by Messrs. Bylaud and Prine (gen erally known as Big Dave), which, has more the appearance of the genuine ar ticle than we have seen yet taken from veins in this county. These specimens were obtained .on Beaver creek, Bome eihtecm miles southwest of this city. There are three distinct veins, averas ing about 14 inches in width, within a distance of forty feet, cropping out on the V 1. . C T t ri-1 . , uau. ui jucaver urcex. Alio Coal DUrns well, emitting no smell. Immediately overlying the coal is a substance, some inches in thickness, whicn resembles and . will probably prove to be fire-clay. If this should prove to bo a good quality of coal, as we hope it will, the ca.-e with which it can be obtained will make the discovery a very valuable one, and add another iudustry to build up old Linn. Sewing Machines. Messrs. Miner & l'earsoa have received a lot of those excellent sewing machines, known as the . . 1 1 M I ! 1. .1 T . wukkc, niiieu nicy ver are trjuai 10 the best offered, while they costless than half the price at which others arc sold. This being the case, those desiring to purchase a sewing machine should call and examine the "IJuckeye" before iu vestiog in atiy other. Call at corner of Broadalbin and First streets. Bible Society Report. Mr. Wm. Adams, who has been acting in the capacity of colporteur for the Linn County Bible Society, from the 3d ot August to the 5th of December, makes the following final report, which, at the re quest of the Society, we publish : REPORT. Whole number of families visited, 1, 524 j families found destitute of the bible, 00 ; supplied with bibles,' 84 ; in dividuals found without copies of the biole, 18 ; supplied, 7. Bibles sold, 78; donated. 40. Testaments sold, 50; do nated, 4. Value ot books sold, ?14l 75; donated, $29 50. Days spent iu the canvass, 120. Miles traveled, 886. Pub lic meetings addressed, 27. Expenses incurred in traveling, 25 83. Amount received in donations, $34 25. Whole expense, $159 16. Express charges paid by me, SI 50. Following are the number of members belonging to the different denominations as I fonnd them : Methodist Episcopal, 433 ; Mission ary Baptist, 328 ; Christian, 303 ; tinted Presbyterian, 13S ; Southern Methodist, 84; United Brethren. S3 ; Prosbvterian, 59; O. S. Baptist. 26; Cumberland Presbyterian, 27 ; Germau Baptist or Dunkards, 20, Congregatioualists, 19; Protestant Methodist, 5; Lutherans, 5 ; Episcopalians, 4 ; Mormons, 14 ; Spirit ualists, 14 ; Hebrews, 11 ; Soul Sleep ers, 12. I would further say that I was almost uniformly treated with respect and kind ness, and the destitute were generally eager to supply themselves. Only five families rciused the scriptures. I also found 62 families having only the New Testameut.- I also received subscriptions for 25 bibles, to be delivered at Scio and IJarrisbur:?. PlLLPaUTICLLAKS A S.M VSH Up. On Tuesday two hand cars were running over the'Yoad, between Salem and Jeffer son. The car in tho-lead was the hard est to "work," and the rear car was gaining rapidly. For some unexplained cause, after the distance between the cars had diminished to a few feet, the men in the front car stopped turning the 'crank," and ihe "behind'' car ran into the front car with a full head of '-steam" on, up-ending and scattering thing promiscuously. One of the section bosses had his right leg badly cut and the bone factured, while another man received a very severe, and it was thought, danjrer us, cut in the head, just back of the right ear. This is the firs.t upon this cud of the road. City Election. The election for of fleers to serve during the incoming year, transpired oa Monday. A very full vote was polled, and much more interest man ifested in the result than wo imagined would be. The Democracy as usual nominated a straight ticket, aud, with their uu;il confidence, proposed to elect it by twenty m ijority. The returns on Monday night completely knocked the "consate" out cf them'. The candi dates for Mayor were, Jus. II. Foster, Republican, and N. U.Craoor, Democrat. Mr. Crnnor was elected by a small major ity. The Republicans elected the Marshal, Geo. Weller, Recorder, N. B. Humphrey, Treasurer, K. 11. Purdom.and :raud smash j Counciliuen, E. Cartwright, P. Beach, J. B. Monteith, J. F. Buckensto and L We h ive learned since the above was j (Jheadle. The Democrats "set up, tlMt the fo email was in the j CoQnclIalan Mr. y utt. Crawford first Car. and having arrived at the poiut !.,.. where he wished to stop, he ordered the I . . i .i. . c ...... j n... i ! elected one Thus endeth the first chapter. eiowtt'-? ot the first car. and signalled the other to foiluw suit. The "break" on the renr cur refusing to act, the speed could not be lessened hence the collis ion. Received. E. V. l'ike, of the Book aiid Music store on First street, has laid nn our desk "Josh Billings Farmer's Aliiuiuax" and Appletou's Almanac, for 1871 the first is foil of quaint sayius and Billings iugs, and the second a splen didly gotten up and very readable work. Pike has made large additions to his stock during the week, adding, among other things, a splendid lot of toys for Christ mas and New Years presents. Pike is thorougely alive to business. Drop iu Christmas Ball The Albany Brass Baud propose to celebrate the even ing after Christmas by giving a ball, at which all those so inclined can "prome nade all" to their heart's content. As the boys are deserving, they will certain ly have a bi turn out. Tickets, iuclud ing supper, four dollars. Balance all. New Firm. Messrs Harris & Haijrhi are now running the butchering establish nieat furroerly owned by Harris & Meu--denhall, on Front just above Ferry street. .Better butchers or more accommodating gentlemen don't grow anywhere. In the manufacture of sausage, or in putting -in shape a roast, they arc - unexcelled. Read their card. The track of theJ Railroad was finished to this city' on Thursday P. M. The work had proceeded uninter ruptedly, night and day, despite of raiu and mud, during the entire week. Great credit is due Mr. J. L. Hallett. Superin tendent of Construction,- for the rapidity And good style in which the work has Jjeen accomplished. Hallett's a brick. Religious. Rev. A. W. Sweeney, Cumberland Presbyterian, will preach at the Court House to-morrow (Sabbath) at II o'clock A. M. and 7 o clock P. M AH are invited. Private School. Prof. I. G. Iler ron will commence a private school on Monday, in the room over the Fire En gipe, corner Broadalbin and Second streets. Scribser'8 Montr lx Stands at the head of magatinedom in the excellency and perfeetness of its typography, and it -contents are always facinating, fresh and readable. MrvJ A.. Winter request all : per sons who have had photographs taken o call and pay for them and take them away. Tbe tf irit of improvement has siezcd hold f our-people, and- tha gVett cry bow ia, more lumber . Personal Jude Ru-sell, of tbe firm uf lluseil & Ferry, real estate bro kers, Portland, called ou us Weduesday The first three days of the month these .-eutlemeii sold S3J.OU0 worth of real es tate. We are glad to hear of their con tinued proi-perity, as they are live busi iiess men, who arc largely aiding iu build ing up the State. We confidently recom uieud them to all who have real estate they wish to sell. Billy Carter, late Grand Worthy Sec retary of the Grand Lodge of Good Tem plars of Oregon, passed through this city Friday of last week cn route for his old home in Illinois, where he proposes to remain until Spring." May bis visit be pleasant and profitable. Mrs. P. I. Ilcuderson arrived at her home iu this county ou Wednesday, accompanied by her grand-mother, a lady some ei-thty odd years of a-e, late a re-i-deut of Iowa. It will be remembered that Mrs. II., in company with her hustaud. some mouths since, left this State to go to Illinois, the residence of Mr. Ilcndcr son's mother, hoping that the trip and change would bo beneficial to hi health. Mr. Henderson lived just long enough to iret home consumption had obtained too firm a hold upon his life for travel to be of any benefit to him. Completed. Although the railroad track -was fini&hed to a point probably half a mile south of the depot in this ci'y on Thursday, it will be some days before regular trains will commence running. More ties will be placed under the rails, and the track, which is very soft in some places through the bottom, must be ballasted. We are informed that regular trains will not be in order until the mid dle of next week, if then. Well Done.: ve aie doing but sim ple justice, when we compliment A- N. Arnold, Esq , Chief Marshal of the railroad celebration affair on Thursday, on the manner in which he performed his duties on the occasion. 'Ror for Arnold. Christmas Toys. S J. MoCormick, of the old Franklin Book Store, Portland, has tbo largest : assortment and greatest variety of toys end fancy goo Is t be found in Portland. Special attention is directed to his advei tisement in this is cue. The resolutions offered and unanimous ly adopted on the occasion of the railroad celebration on Thursday, are deferred until next week, owing to the crowded state of our columns.. - ' We are under obligations to Mr. G. W. Walling for a cherry tree of the "Black Republican" variety. As he de- parte soon, now is the time to- get trees. The small pox excitement has died out no cases in this vicinage. Two miles of track were laid on Tues day. Heavy rain falls at night with little or none during the day, describes the weather during the week. Our mechan ics are praying for a continuance of the programme during the rainy season. Mr. ). Conner is still selling at cost, to close out. . Mr. John McFarland succeeds Rev. Mr. Ilerron in the charge of the District School. j The construction train, on Tuesday, ran over and divided a good size porker. Carpenters commenced work on the railroad depot on Monday. The city eletion on Monday was con ducted quietly, and with less "election eering" than usual. . A little daughter of Mr. Alphin fell and broke one of her fingers one day last week. The M. E. Sunday School proposes to erect a Christmas Tree. The Thanksgiving dinner given at the Brownsville M. E. Church was a com plete success, lealiziog about SI 75. The muuicipal election in Scio passed off quietly. The whole ticket was elec ted! Pike has" commenced work on his new residence. To make sermons interesting and retain the close attention of the audience, clergymen should preach about twenty minutes. Jake Sprengcr has opened a neat sam ple room on Front street a real "snug gery." For neatly bound, readable books, suit able for New Years or Christmas pres ents, go to Ed. Freeland's. The Sheriff is ready to receive taxes. Save trouble by futkiug immediately. For a spanking team go to Montgom ery & Bartges'. corner of Washington and Second streets. The moon is now in the right quarter for delinquent subscribers to pay up. Seize upon the occasion thus offered. - We expect to receive new typo next month an entire new diess. The overland coach is now drawn by six horses, ami still is notable to accom modate the travel. There is a fellow who at prcceut claims a residence in the city jail. There av oue or two others who should be com pelled to go home. The lates thing gotten up for the amuse ment of poodles are rubber lats, which S'juejl and jump wheu bitten. Mr. G. W. Waliiug has been furnish--iug our citizeus with Iruit trees and shrubbery during the week. Cold, raw winds ou Wednesday real '.vinteri.-h. Trie Linn County Bible Society meets at the Court House on Monday, January 2d, 1871, for the election of officers, aud the trausaciiou of other business. Two hand cars on the O. &. C Ilailroad collided, between Salem aud Jefferson, ou Tuesday, cutting oue man's leg nearly in two, and cutting a deep gash in auothers head. It was thought the latter would hardly recover. Our buyers are paying 80c per bushel for wheat, and 3740c for oats. Butter finds ready sale at 37 jc per pound, and eggs 40c per dozen. The railroad depot to be erected at' this point is to be 203 feet' long by 40 feet wide. Rev. Thomas Kendall was buried on Tuesday. Our butchers are paying 6c for pork, 5i6c for beef, net. Our millers and others retail their best flour at 81 25 per sack 85 per barrel. With the exception of Mr Ostiander's family, there are uo cases of tuall pox reported in Scio. j A faint attempt at a enow storm' was made on Weduesday. Messrs. Beach & Monteith have been slaughtering some fine porkers at their mills during the week. The Wil amette ia visibly on the rise. Steamer were to connect onto Corvallis yesterday. The present board of directors of the L. C. A. A. are requested to meet at the Council chamber ' at one o'clock. ' M., Weduesday, January 4th, 1871. : Track-laying proceeded uninterrupted ly all through Wednesday, although a heavy rain-6torm prevailed during the af ternoon of that day. Those who have used Bclding's brooms will have no other. : Several now business firms will open in business here as soon as suitable houses ean be obtained. N. II. Cranor's majority for Mayor of this city was 14.' Call at Gradwohl's if you want to tec the celebrated "Diamond Rock" cook stove. lie has other varieties, as well as a splendid stock of tin-ware, etc. Harper & Co. have some beautiful dress patterns, the latest thing in the way of ladies' slippers, aud other novelties. ' The other day a little foury ear-older, observing that a man who bad just gal loped furiously by, had suddenly reined np his horse and dismounted, turned to his parient with the remark : "See, pa, the man's ungalloped his horse !" See call for the meeting of stockhold ers in the Linn County Agricultural As sociation for the election of officers for the ensuing year. NEW TO-DAY. THE "SINGER" NEW- a s Family Sewing Machine, With Attachments for aU kinds of Work, Is fast winnins favor in the household, as shown by the sales of last year, amounting to cighty six thousand, seven hundred and c-ghty one machines, which far exceed those of any other Company. Tbia new FAMILY MACIIINE is capable of a range and variety of work such as was thought impossible a sh.irt lime ajto, to perform by ma cbiuery. We claim, and enn show thoso whom it may concern, that it is the ch.-apest. must beauti ful, delicately arranged, nicely adjusted, easily operated, and smootMy ruuniofj of all the family Sewing Machines. It is remarkable, not only for the ranee and variety of its sewing, but also for the variety and different K1ND.S OF TEXTURE which it will sew wi;h equal facility and perfec tion, using Silk Twist, Linen or Cotton Thread, fine or course. makiDg the IN 1 ERLOCKED ELASTIC-STITCH, alike on botii sides of the fabric sewn. Thus benrer cloth, or leather, may be sewn with great strength and uniformity of stitch, and in a moment this willing and never wearying machine may be adjusted for fine work on gauze or gossamer tissue, or the tucking of tarelctan, or ruElias, or almost any other work which delicate fingers have been known to per form. . , , Purchasers can soon be convinced that our new Family machine embodies NEW and essential principles simplicity of construction ease of operation unit'i rinity of PRECISE action at any speed capacity for range and variety of Work, fine or coarse, leaving ail rivals behind it. The I'oldiug Cases. The New Family Machine may bo had i: a va riety of folding cover and vases. Some show in polished surface only the rain and tint of the wood, while others a"re finished in all the elabora tion of art The Attachments For Hemming, Felling, Ruffling, Draining, Bind ing, Cording, Gaiherinir, Tucking, Embroidering, Ac, are not only numerous, but now brought to great pei f -ction. Most of them can be attached or detsched by a simple move of tLe hand. The quality of the work can only be fully appreciated on observation and examination. Machine Twist, Linen Thread, Spool Cotton, OU. lc. We have and shall keep in stock at our Central Office, and Agencies, (on spools of various sizes). Twist of all sizes and colors Linen Thread, Spod Cotton, Oil, and ull other articles necessary in the use of our machines. We wish it understood that wo manufacture the Twist sold ly us ; that we shall aim to have it excel in quality tad exceed in quantity, for a given price, that of other manufacturers, and that the Twist made by us in uur new and ex;eosive mills, supplied as tbey are wilb the most improved machinery and skilled labor can be relied on for :he desirable qualities of uniformity of sire, even ness, length of thread as marked on each spool, dtrccgtb, excellence of color, and beauty of finish. THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO., octUa-S-r.ui . No. 4;';8 Broadway, New York. SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE,. No. 139 Montgomery street. " " Hits. S. A. JOIIiS, Ajrent for Albany. Patronize lie ine Manufactures I BROOMS At Xoi-tliviicl Prices I HAVING GOXE LARGELY INTO the manufacture of ALL GRADES OF BROOMS! I am prepared to furnish the Oregon public with as good broom as can be obtainod on the coast, at Portland prices. Orders solicited. Address all orders to BLAI9I. VOCJSiG CO., Ger eral Agents, Albany. Oregon. W. D. BKLDINCJ. Albany. December 3. 1870 13y The standard remedy i. r Coughs, Influenza. Sore Thront Whooping Cough, Croup, Liver Coniptaint, Bronzhitia. Weeding uf the Lunge, and every affection ot the Thr-at, Lun:s and Chest, including CO V SUMPTION. IV lata r 's Balsam does not dry np a Cougb, hut loosens it, cleanses the lungs, and allays irri tation, thus removing the enure of the complaint. None genniue unless signed I. Butts. Prepared by Scth W. Fowle & Son, - Boston. Sold by Redington, Hostettcr A Co., San Francisco, and by dealers generally. 41vT0 MS Xuis is tuu moat thorough bloud purifior yet dis covered, and cures all humors from the wor.st Scrofula t a common Eruption. Pimples and Blotches on tbe face, and scaly or rough skiu, which are such annoying blemishes tojnany voung persons, yiold to the use of a few bottles of this wonderful medicine. From one to eight bottles cure Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Scald Head, King Worms, Boils, Scaly Eruptions of the Skin, Scrof ula Sores, Ulcers and "Canker" in the Mouth and Stomach. It is a pure medicinal extract of native roots sod plants, combining in harmony Nature's most sovereign curative'firopcrties, wbU-h God baa instilled into the vegetable kingdom for healing tbe sick. It is a great restorer Tor the strength and rigor of the sjstem. Those who are languid, sleepless, have nervous apprehension or fears, or any of the affoctiyn symptomatio of-weakness, will find oonviucing evidence of its restorative power upon trial. If you feel dull, drowsy, de bilitated aud despondent, have frequent headache, mouth tastea badly in the morning, irregular ap petite and tongue coated, yod are suffering from Torpid Liver or "Cilliousnesi." In many cases of '-Liver Complaint" only part of these symp toms are experienced. As a remedy for all aueh casea, Dr, Pierce's QolCen Medical D iscovefy baa no equal as it effects perfect cures, leaving tbe liv er strengthened and healthy. For tbe cure ftf ha bitual Constipation of tbe Bowels it is a never failing remedy, and those who hare used it for this purpose are toad in its praise. In Bronchial, Throat and Lrng diseases, it baa produced many truly remarkable cares, where other medicines had failed. Sold by druggists at $1 per bottle. Prepared at tbe Cbemicsl-.Lakwtory-oT- - .(7m3 r. y. rir,RCEr.K. n-Buflai, y. V. NEW TO-DAY, business I TTT.T. OTTs3TTTVn Lr AT TDK NEW JEWELRY STORE J . TITII8, Albany, - - - . Oregon. aozirr roa Tne celeshated American & Swiss Gold & Silver latches Of every description. Direct Importer of the very best SWISS MADE WATCHES, Oeuta aud Ladles Sizes. TUK FINEST SELECTION 0C JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS, Of all Kinds constantly on hand. NEW TO-DAY. kepairi.no or WA TO II EH, SPECTACLES & JSWELItY AT San Francisco Prices. livery Article Sold aud all Hepairinp Done, Warranted. We claim to keep all FIRST QUALITY.' GOODS, 11 and at prices that defy competition. A. COWAX. A. W. STAXAKD. A. COWAN & CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS FIRST STREET ALBANY, They offer a large and weL "-lected stock of STAPLE JDKY C-OOIJS ! i At Extraordinary Low Prices rca Cash or I?ioivi.ce I In addition to a very large stock, covering everything in tbo lino of Cottons, we have a complete assortment of FANCY DRESS GOODS! Latest styles of Boys and Men's j . . - CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS ! HATS, CAPS, BOOTS. 8HOE3, 4c. -ALSO Carpet, Wall-Paper, Paper & Linen Blinds, &c, &c. Kspecial attention is directed to our stock of III ON AND STEEL AND GENERAL HARDWARE! Which is tbe largest aud most complete this side of fortiaud. You are invited to call and examine our goods and prices. The highest market price in cab paid for Wool, Bacon and sLarl ! by Oct. 30, 1369-8 A. COWAN A CO. A. CAROTUERS. I R. SALTHARSa. A. CAR OT BERS & CO., DRUGGISTS & APOTHECARIES, Itll DEALER !! PA INTS, DYE STUFFS, OIL S PATENT MEDICINES, Perfumery, Toilet Goods, &c. Our Goods are FRESH and vV arrant e cl Xur o PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED. o STORE OPEX DA V AND XIGUT. ' 1 Yont Street . three doore below Connor't, Albany, feb 12T0-2S Oregon. ST1TZEZ. & OPTOR, REAL ESTATE BROKERS, A S B -'" 1 ' t GENERAL AGENT S. Branola o ff ioo, .lbany, Orcg-on, J.C.MENOEMlAtl,, . - Agent. GENERAL LAND AGENCY FOR OREGON. Established July, 1868. An office where general information concerning the resources of Oregon can be obtained free of charge. Loans negotiated on first .Mortgage, Real Es tate aud Collateral Securities. We have for sale a large amount of property loeated in tbe town of Albany. Also, Fannin; lands, of every des cription, loeated in Linn and olfecr counties ia this State. To tbe citizens of Albany aud vicinity, and to the owners of Real Estate : We take this method of calling your attention to our place of busi ness. Having determined to open a Branch Of fice iu your city, we can offer von medium for obtaining purchasers one that is appreciated by buyers, as it saves tbem much time and labor in searching for what they want. Our principal Agency, at Portland, Oregon, is thoroughly es tablished, and the office so well furnished for giv ing information upon Iteat Estate, that it affords tbe moet complete facilities fur all parties having business in our line. gsgf You incur no expense in placing your property on sale with us unless a sale ia made. Otfioe on First street, opposite Post-OSoa. JOHN C. MEN DEN HALL, Agent. ' Albany, Ogn.. March 23, 1870 29tf. 8TITZEL & UPTON. -" REAL ESTATE BROKERS, J. C. MESDESHAW, Agent, Office First st opposite Post Office, Albany, Oga. AVE for (ale in the city of Albany, a deaira ' bla'Homestead, Lota 1, 2, 7 and 8, oroer bird. Fourth and Elsworth streets, one f the best localities in the city. A good one and ahalf story house, with all other conveniences. Apply to J. C. MENDENHALL, Agent, Albany, Oregon (Si H a 0 w fis. u ay t 0 2 1 - "3 5 & w . x l0 - M a " S"h as a o & Q 0 2 a s e XJ e as b fc a . n I o S in G a - -to Q 0 0 0 33 0 0 A 0) tf a 0 0 U & a or a H H o e H u s e so W a o t 5; w o H Pi W H O "ALBANY ADVERTISEMENTS. t3 & 3 W 1 H i s s a to o P 1-3 V a S3 ssl 5 5 CO o e c o as o CS o Sr. n I J o to a a w & O CO c u ' fa e3 S3 to S u es o u H C A 3 . s a ft i Q. 2 at 0 .2 1 $ i n, s s 3 o K m Q CS 1-1 cs H 9t H ft T 9 o 2 S au g n a o M M O M to O H v. o IT. PJ w tk fa c H Eh S a 5 0 H. cs a . (S s w u a w U : - t-i w U -Vs. fr, u s. 2 l THE EYES ! THE EARS ! Dr. T. Is. OLDE, - OCVUST AND AVRIT, ALBANT, s : : ORBQOK. TklV. GOLDEN" IS A 80N OF THK uJ noted old Opthalmia Doctor, 8. C, sGoldeo. 'Dr. GOLDEN has had eiperianealo treating the various diseases to which the ay and ear are subject, and faela confident of giving entire satis faction to thoaa who may place themselves ander his ear. Albaay. April IS, lte-4ly L. CHEiDLE, St. cnSABLK, FroaVst., Albany, Ogn. I 120 Clay-st., Ban Fran- clseo, CaiifornJa. R. Cheadlo Co. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Groceries and Keneral Merchandiser AXO . FORWARDING A COMMISSION MARK G00D8 : Care of Iu. C., Albany, Oregon ; or XC. San Francisco, CaJ X.tleraV advances mads en conslcpioteuC . .. ' w...' V": NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. 1 IXTEND DOING A " ' uenerai commission uusinss IN san iratstois-Cjov for the purpose of selling All Kinds or Produce tli a! mnv Vt consisrriBil la ms ta f&llL L All Alt CHIi ADLE, AJLoany, Oregon Will receive and attend to aU orders on ma to be filled in San Francisco. - ... oct9-5tf B. CHEADLE, GOODS RECEIVED B' Every steamer ' which will be sold for o!a.SXX or TI-(iWXE WHEAT WANTED I AT Sixty Cents per Bushel in trade, or on Book account, , For all that may be oilered oct9 5 K. CHEADLJB. BLAK'Daedf. Mortgages, etc;, on hand latest Hylej, and for sale low, at this o&Wa Incorporated 1835. TUB OLDEST PURELY LIFE INSURANCE CO. IN THE TJN'ITED STATES Governed by the Massachusetts Lapse Law. No person, after carefully examining this Law, will forego tbe advantage of insuring ia this Corn- New England Mutual Life Insurance Company or BOSTON. It was chartered in 1835, and it enviable his tory, during twenty-six years' active operation has thoroughly established its reliability. Its Record Stands as rsllewt Cash- assots, January, 1870.. ......$9, 000, 000 01 Cash Dividend, 186S 673,000 00 CVsh Dividend of 18G7 - 626.673 66 .-UO JLrlVlUCUU lCOO.H.... ioQ,lV( OO Cash Dividend, 18C9 4S0.339 00 Total eutplus dividend....... 4.1100,000 00 Total Losses paid.. 4,200,000 00 By the Acts of Massachusetts, incorporated into the General Statutes of 1864, a policy ot life insu rance for tbe benefit of a Married Irmcs or ass perton or pertont tptcified, goes to then independ ently ot tne ueDts ana liabilities ot mu parly who effects the Policy. , Dividends of this Company are paid Annually to tbe Assured, in Uash. The NEW ENGLAND is the only Massachn- retts Company deing buaineaa oa the PaeiSa Coast, and therefore the only Company governed by the equitable Massachusetts Laae Law. " Examples showiaif the Workings of thi adiW.' ' PLAN ORDINARY LIFE. For example : A party ensnrinr at the see af thirty-firo. Premiums all Cash. One Annual Premium, will continue policy ta force 3 years and 3 days. ' . Example! fremiums all Cash Airs. 3j : Plan. Ten-Year Endowment, payable at the age of ii. One Annual Premium will continue polky in furoo as a Term Policy, 7 years. If you wish to make it absolutely certain that not a dollar ef the money you Invest will ever be forfeited Insare in tbe New England. If you wish to a-ct vow dividends with the seeond annual payment, and annually increasing on the contribution plan, that ia to get just what is yours no more ana no tees, and just wbea it is due Insure in the New England. . NO STOCKHOLDERS IN THIS CO, Its business in Lino county in the last year and a half; exceeds that of all other Companies combined. EVERSON & MIDDLEJHSS. ' GENERAL AGENTS, : s SAN FRANCISCO. 8. m. BOLDREDQB. 102 Front-st.. Portland, Ageat for Oregon aad 'Muig(iin i errifcory , 4 JAMES ELKIN8, Agent fer Albany, Ogq.. ' TUX is A BAReAII,. A BARGAIN CAN BE HAD XI Block aud Business of tba un, Si.. crownsviu , Oregon. . Tbe nadir igned. wisbine- - au wwmv... witi uigvuu iir nut uaa. oa easy .trans. Apply by lotter br at the store nt PETKH llt-WTt ' Awe. 20. 1870 4,501 ; nrn..vii. n