s7TLnUA7JAUAKY 14, 1371.
"subscribers findinff an X after their name will
understand that their subscription expires wit
That number, ami they are invited to renew their
sub-vriptions. iira F ' '
six monthsj S2 ; three months, (1.
Council Proceedings.
Brownsville Items.
Taxes Collected, etc. Our pres-
cut efficient cnenn, iv. .v. jrvmc, muuij
furnishes us with the following interest
ing report of the amount of taxes paid
to him on his recent tour, the names of
parties p;iy'D3 over $100, and the aver
age Ter CllP'ta tas:cs pid in each pre
cinct :
TAXES COI.l.KCT!tn AT
Pcio $1943 Brush Creek. $ 547
Franklin Butto... 665 Brownsville 3616
SantlKio . 395 Harrisburg 5405
Lebanon 1571 I'eoria . 3155
Waterlog - Orleans 605
Sweet Home 2S2
AVER AO B I'KU CAPITA.
gci $13 24 Brownsville ......$26 80
Franklin Butte- 15 40 Center - 15 00
Pantiam - 15 20 Harrisburg 30 60
Lebanon - 27 32 l'eoria 39 90
Waterloo 16 11 Orleans 36 00
Sweet Home 10 P0 Syracuse- II 10
Brush Creek 11 o9
Following are the names of those in the county
who pay over one hundred dollars in taxes :
nnowNSvn.LE.
Wm Cochran ....$493 11 Swauk.. .......... .$106
Cootev A Washburn 191 Jas Blukely Ill
II L '.Brown 103
ALBANY
a 11 Baber. $133 J II Foster A Co.$359
niiiu. Youn" A Co 150 K Fox Bros 127
Win Crawford...
Martin Payne ....
John Conner .....
Cowan A Co.
K Chea ile..
1) Fruuan
I.ovv A Bro
B M.j,rc
Smith A Braslicld.
Hiram Smith ......
H A Davis
E Holt
166
170 llouckf fc Meyer.... 112
..119 A Hanaji 152
153 Th )sMontith 274
157 Walter Munteilh... 325
-210 Senders A Co 124
174 J P Tate
UARmsjtrno
..$214 B It Holt
.. i7 J P Schooling...
K'5 J SummcrvilU-...,
122 .1 A Wilson
226 I.uthcr White...
210
...$143
... 134
... 107
... 124
rcuni.i.
J A Porter- $113 A M Worth-
Robert Johns- 126 J P Ho -uc
S I JIaley - 12U I P Torttr
J Thutnpsou A Son 183 M A BoJseri....
SCIO.
E E Whe.!er $143
CENTER.
Samuel Cjopir $539
LEBANOX.
KiclTd Ch?alle $104 Jas Jl .ift $119
Albany, Jan. 10, 1871.
Council met and called to. order by the
Recorder. Mayor, N. II. Cranor, absent.
Present, Couocilmen Backensto, Beach,
Cartwright, Crawford, Cbeadle and Mon
teith. Roll called and absentees noted.
Minutes of previous meeting read and
approved.
Committee on Order of Business asked
for further time to make their repor
and, on motion, was granted till Friday
evening, Jan. 13th.
Petition of J. D. Hurd and others to
disoontinue sidewalk on south side of
Sixth street, from Calipooia to Kim, re
ceived and placed on file.
Moved that the services of night watch
be dispensed with after this date. Moved
that the motion be laid on the table till
our next meeting. The latter motion
prevailed.
Moved that hereafter the Council meet
at 6 o'clock. Motion prevailed.
Moved that the Committee on Order
of Business take in to consideration the
propriety of appointing a City Attorney.
Motion prevailed. Council adjourned.
X. B. HUMPHREY,
Recorder and Acting Mayor.
Piiospeuols Times, Sheriff Irvine
reports better success in the collection of
taxes than ever met with before. At
every point except this city the payments
have been one third to double the amount
received last year. The taxpayers of
Scio, Lebanon, Brownsville, Harrisburg,
Peoria were especially nromnt with the
.".T"lo9 Collector. Merchants all over the coun
" 241 jT rcPort t'ules esy as compared with
... 13S i former years, and less trouble to collect
i money owing them. Our people areccr-
taiuly enjoying a degree of prosperity
vouchsafed to but few communities out
side of Oregon. Xo wonder people are
attracted to her borders. And although
the present is not to be "sneezed" at, yet
the indications are all in favor of still
better times for our people in the near
future. ITurraU for the Webfoot Xation.
OaEC.o.v Dlluoatk Lnst week's
Issue of the San Francisco Pioneer be
stows the following merited compliment
upon one of Albany's oldest citizens :
We had a very pleasant call on Friday
last, from Mrs. A. J. Duniway.of Albany,
who visits our city as a delegate fro:n the
Oregon State -Woman Suffrage Society,
to the Annual Meeting of the California
Woman Suffrage Association. Mrs D.
comes to us highly recommended as a
woman of business experience and energy,
intellectual ability and cultnre, haviug
liberal and advanced ideas, and able to
make herself knjvn ami respected by her
own vis anhni. Mrs. Daoiway, by invi
tatior, Will address the -San Francisco
Woman PuEFrncre Society, ' in P.ishaway
Hall, on WeduesJiy evening, January
4th, 1871, when it is hoped there will
'be a large gathering. This delegate will
spend a few weeks in this city, aud will
address societies in the neinhborhoiid of
San Francisco, when solicited to do so.
FutM Scio. We learn from the ..Yijcs
that a "stuffed man" was found hanging
in front of Uncle Dan's grocery a few
mornings since.
Two ferryboats are now in process of
construction, to ply on. the North San
tiuai, between Scio aiid Marion.
Mr. Jos. Hamilton commenced teach
ing school in the '"Biiyeu den," on
the 2d.
Brownsville, Jan. 2nd, 1871.
Times have beeu unusually lively here
for some weeks back.
Messrs. Templeton and Wheeler gave
us an exhibition of "Dore's Panorama of
Milton's Paradise Lost" on last Tuesday
evening. It was their first start in the
"show business." They intend giving'
exhibitions all over this and adjoining
States during the year. We wish them
much success, as they have soared no
pains nor expense in preparing a num
ber one show, that will be instructive as
well as entertaining.
Quite a large number of the citizens
of this place and vicinity met at the
school-house in South Brownsville on
Wednesday evening, and had under ad
visement the construction of a road
some description from this place (taking
Eagle Woolen Mills as one terminus) to
the nearest poiut on the railroad west of
here." Quite a diversity of opinion ex
isted as to what kind of a road would be
the best suited to our wants. Some fa
vored a railroad, some a plauk road, but
most seemed to be favorable to a macad
amized wagon road. Committees were
appointed to investigate the feasibility of
the various schemes, to report at some
meeting to be held at a futuie time.
During last week the sidewalk mania
got among the citizens of North Browns
ville and resulted in the construction of
several hundred yards of good substan
tial walks, counectin'' the bridge on the
Calapooia with the Baptist church. This
is something we have been sadly, iu uced
of ail winter, as the very soft condition of
the eartii was very annoying lo pedes
trians, especially those of the female
pursuasion.
"Watch night" meeting was held at
the new M. E. Church oa Saturday
uight. A goodly number were present,
aud a goud degree of iutcrest manifested.
The dedication of the new M. E.
Church took place on yesterday. With
but little effort sufficient inouey was sub
scribed to pay all the contracts of the
building committee, aud make other
necessary -improvements, such as fencing
the lot, &.c. The building as it now
stauds -is a credit to the place, and a mon
ument to the indomitable energy and
persevcrence of Rev. J. II. Itoork. In
capacity it is calculated to seat comfort
ably oUO persotiS, being considerably the
largest room in town. The interior is
well paiutcd, and the seats stained and
varninhed. A protracted mectiug is be
ing held iu it, which will coutiuue du
riug the week, aud perhaps longer.
MARRIED.
At the rcsidenco of the bride's father, on the
10th Inst., by the Rev. S. Williams, Mr. John
Humphrey and Miss Cynthia Gordon all of 1-inu
county.
DIED.
Near Albany, Jan. 6th, 1S71, of typhoid and
lung fever, James J. Miller, aged 25 years, 4
months, and 20 days. ,
His only sister passed away a month before he
was taken sick, and being very affectionate and
sympathetic, he was overwhelmed with grief and
sorrow. .
A sister's death had caused each grief
In vain his soul had sought relief.
Till from the earth it sped away
To dwell with her in endless day.
w; J. M.
NEW TO-DAY.
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NEW TO-DlY
BUSINE
STILL RUSHING
NEW STYLE PICTURES.
AT THE
NEW JEWELRY STORE
j. i. TITUS,
Albanv. - - - Oregon.
AGENT FOB THE CEIiEBRATED
American & Swiss GoM
Of every description. Dirict Importer of
the very beat
' THE
"REMBRANDT!"
Is the most popular style of Photograph now
made. Call and see. A. J. WINTER,
Jan. 11-19 Albany, Oregon.
1'oticc.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
co-partnership heretofore existing between
1; Kohn ana S. Kohn, undo the firm name of
Kobn Jfc Bro., is hereby dissolved by mutual con
sent. All indebtedness of Kohn A Bro. will bo
paid by S. Kohn, who will collect all accounts
due the late firm. A. KOHN,
Jan. 1, 1S71-18 S. KOHN.
Notice of Co-Partiiershlp'. -
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIIE
undersifrned. B. Kohn, successor to Kohn A
Bro., M. Stemocrg and L. Senders, successors to
Senders. Sternberg Co.-, have this day formed
a co-partnership under the firm name of Kohn,
Sternberg & Co., in Albany, Linn county, Oregon,
lo carry on the business of general merchandise,
in l'arnsii Brick, corner .first ana terry streets
11. KOHN,
M. STERNBERG,
L. SENDERS.
Albany Jan. 1, IS71-1S
Take Notice.
ANY AND ALT. TER30NS DESIRING
Will call at the
CASH STORE
as we sell for '
CASH OR TRADE IN HAND,
and will sell chenper under this system of- doing
business.
CASH paid for all the EGGS that may be of
fered, at the CASH STORK of
Jan. 7, 1S71-1S II. CHEADLE & CO
The Last Call.
A M. PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
indebted to R. CHEADLE A CO.. by note
or book account, will give it their attention at
once, as we will make costs on the same if not
settled so.n. R. CHEADLE A CO.
Jan. 1, 1S7HS
E. W. PIKE,
BOOKSELLER & STATIONER
SWISS MADE W
Gents and Ladle i Sizes.
THE FINEST SELECTION F
JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS,
Of all Kinds constantly on band.
REPAIRING
WATOUES, SPECTACLE
AT
San Francisco
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Every Article Mold and all Repairing
Done, Warra
We claim to keep all
FIRST QUA LIT
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CO.,
A. CO WAS.
A. COWAN
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS
FIRST STREET L ALBANY.
They offer a large and wei.'
STAPLE IItTt
At Extraordinary
Cash
or
In addition to a very lardo stock, covering
everything in the line
have a complete as
NEW TO-DAY.
Sifter -Watches
ATCIIES,
or
JEWELRY
Prices.
ntcd.
t GOODS,
and at prices thdt defy competition.
A. ;w.
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STAN ARD.
lected ftock of
lew Prices
Ifroduce I
of Cottons,
crtincnt of
FANCY DRESS GOODS!
The Beatty TuocrE. Those of our
citizens who wish to enjoy a rich treat
i i ll i.l r . . 1 . - - !
The roads in that .section are said to ! M,ou,u aCDU u:c Pcl ,oru,anco 10 ue
be in rather bad condition for travel. j cn Parrish Hall this evening, by the ,
i Beatty Troupe. The performance will be j
Wood's Household Magazine j of the mast interesting character, aud
For December, although somewhat be- i should attract a crowded house.
i 1
and dealer in
land time, is ever welcome, its pages
running over with gcod things. The
Ciiangeof TIME. Last Monday there
was a slight change made in the arrival
and departure of the trains on the O &
C. Railroad. The r. gular passenger
train now leaves this city, each morning
at 7 o'clock, returniug iu the evening at
7.45. A freight train ith passenger
ar attached leaves here each morning'at
10.10.
Gone to Kalama. The new town
of Kalatua, on the Columbia river, on the
line of the Northern Pacific Railroad, is
attracting considerable attentions Mr.
Martin, who proposed going into busi
ness io this city 'has invested there, and
to ay not return to as. We are sorry to
Jose him but wish him success. -
New Law Firm. Hon. J. Quinn
Thornton and' Jasper W. Johnson, Esq.,
have formed a co pai tncrsnip for the
practice of law, having their office at
Portland. Parties having any law busi
ness in which they need counsel,' arc
referred to their card elsewhere in the
Register.
New Millinery. Mrs. A. J. Duni
way received new goods by the last steam
er, and has still another large invoice to
arrive by the Orilamme, expected at
Portland on Saturday. Ladies in search
of the latest aod richest patterns, should
call early. -
Pictures. The most complete and
latest thing in he."pictcr' line is called
ihe "Reinbrant." This style is the most
popular now in vogue. Mr. J. A. Win
ter docs 'em io the very best style. Call
at the gallery, and examine specimens.
Bible Society Meeting. An ad
journed meeting of the Linn County
Bible Society will meet at the Congrega
tional church oa Monday evening,. Janu
ary IGth, 1871- All areinvited to at-,
tend. ' . - : -; .
Protracted Meeting. -A protrac
ted meeting has been in progress at the
M. E. Church' in this city for some time
past, which has been accompanied - with
considerable interest. The meetings
re still being held nightly.
"Time Tries all Things." and has
proven that Dr. Wittar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry is i 7te remedy par -excellence, for
the cure of codgLs, colds,' croup, whoop
ing cough, bronchitis, asthma, phthisic,
sore throat, . influenllrr-aod 'ilast, not
Large Sales. There has been more !
1
' wheat sold in this citv durinsj the past
piece of music in this number entitled, ; week. b our farmc,rs ih&n cvcr before !
..re 1 .1 ' r f rti M 1 n 1
ir you ve a r a.ner s i.ove .or a v,mw, s;uco t5 e orsan:zalK,u t)f t!ic couutv dur
is worth a whole year's subscription, j Hng , lje 5:,uiJ ,ength of thu Wo un
Published at Newburgh, N. Y., at 51 per j derfctuod yesterday that one farmer had
I been oflcred SI Oo per but-hel for his
The Aeir of! wheat, but refused he wanted SI 10.
FANCY GOODS.
Offers, in addition to a full supply of
STAPLE GOODS
IN THE
New Coal Veins
1
Thursday gives an account of the dis- J Ciiangkd 1I.vnd.s- Mr.
covery of two new coal veins in the vi- j earsou has sold his urocery
cinity of Scio, recently. The vein dis- j ment to jjr George Young,
covered by Messrs. n. isuciton ana
John Curl is some five and a half miles
above Scio, near the Thomas Fork of the
Santiam, and is fully four feet thick ; the
secoud is three miles from Scio, ou the
farm of John Richardson. The editor
pronounces the coal similar to that ob
tained at the Coos Bay mines.
least.' consumption.
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Snow. About two inches of snow fell
00 Thursday oight. A warm sun soon
melted it.
Tue Pioneer. A large and neatly
printed weekly journal, issued in San
Francisco, California, by Mrs. Emily
Pitts Stevens, editor and publisher, has
been received. The matter filling its
columns, both original and selected, is of
the best character, placing it at once on an
equal footing with the other journals of
that city. Sister Emily ' has our beat
wishes for. the fullest success as a journ
alist. Valuable Letter Found. A letter
directed to Thoma Moran, Esq., Jeffer
son, Ogn., containing a draft for a small
amount of money, was picked upon the
road a few days since, and handed to us.
The owner can ha,ve the same by proving
property, etc.
Fork Over. Our Sheriff is very
anxious that the taxpayers of this city
should emulate the example of other por
tions of the county and pay up, thereby
saving their credit and costs.
JS2? Look here, reader; we - do not
wish to tell you that Consumption can be
cured when the lungs ore half consumed,
nor that Dr. Wonderful, or any other
fellow, has discovered a remedy that will
make men live forever, and leave death
to play for want of work, No, you have
beard enough of that, and we do not
wonder that you have by this time be
come disgusted with it. But when we
tell you that Dr. Sage's 'Catarrh Remedy
will positively cure the worst cases of
Catarrh, we only assort that which thous
ands can testify to. Try it and you will
be convinced! Sent by mail for sixty
cents;' Address R. V. Pierce, M." D.,
133 Seneca street," Buffalo, N. Y. Sold
by druggists.
Personal. Jas. Elkins, Esq., agent
for the O. & C. Railroad Co. at this
point, has been confined to his .bed for
several days with fever. He was report
ed on the improve yesterday.
New Ad. R. II. McDonald & Co.,
of San .Francisco, have a new advertise,
mentis our columns this morning. Read
it.
Marshall
will
hereafter devote his alfenriou more par
ticularly to the sewing uiachiuc business.
Pearson is on biz., and is bound to suc
ceed iu whatever ho undertakes.
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Latest styles of Boy;
and Men's
CLOTHING aM FUMIBHIM GOODS
HATS, CATS, 1300T;
Carpet, Wall-Paper, Paper &. Linen
Blinds, &.c.
Excursion. The Odd Fellows of
this city arc to have an excursion by rail
to Salem to-day. A rpleudid time will
be had, doubtless.
We were visited by quite a little hail
storm on Wednesday. Hail btoucs fell
considerably smaller than goose eggs.
I'inauclal aud Commercial.
Gold in. New York 110 J.
Legal tenders iu San Francisco 90J
91c.
Following are San Francisco market
quotations :
Flour: Market quiet; range of the
market $5 37i6 62i-
Wheat Quiet at S2 202 30.
Barley Sales at 1 4afrtjl 50.
Oats Firm at SI 40l 60.
Potatoes Range froiu 1 251 GO.
Since our last report the Albany
market prices have "fluctuated" some
what, in one instance at least to the del.
light of the seller. Those of our farm"
ers who have held on to their wheat with
the hope that they would receive one
dollar per bushel tor it before the close
of Winter, can now plume themselves on
their good jadgriient, and the necessary
amount of "sand" to take the "chances,"
as wheat has 'Tiz," and the anxiously
looked for "dollar pci bushel" is now free
ly offered by our millers and other buyers.
We are glad that our friends are in
'luck's way," as-one dollar pays well for
raising wheat in fact farmers of the
Willamette Valley want no better pay
ing crops than wheat at one dollar
Aside from the article of wheat, there
has been but little change in the markets.
We quote :
Flour Per barrel, $5 50.
Butter Fresh roll, 30c$ R.
Eggs Fresh, per dozen, 30e.
Onions Per bushel, SI 75(W?2.-
Potatoes Scarce, a good quality sell
ing readily at $11 25.
A hundred diseases may proceed from
one source, a diseased or debilitated stom
ach: No human being can be healthy
when digestion is disordered. Tone the
stomach and liver and regulate the bow
els with Dr. Walker's Vegetable Vinegar
Bitters, and the wore nf assimilation and
excretion will go bfavely on. : This vital
elixir conquers' the causes of all physical
irregularities. By insuring perfect . di
gestion and proper flow of bile, it insures
pure blood, a vigorous circulation, and
j prompt discharge of all waste matter
j uuiu hue (yffiouii
such as
BLANK BOOKS, new styles,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
MUSIC BOOKS, of all kinds,
Fresh lot of NOVELS,
aa well as
CHROMO LITHOGRAPHS,
MORTON'S GOLD PENS,
WALL PAPER,
ELEGANT GIPT ANNUALS,
Parian I71arble Vases,
BOHEMIAN WARE,
Writing Desk,
Portfolios,
Worklioxes,
Birdcages,
Violins,
Guitars,
P1AIVOS, '
Organs,
Tambourines,
Flutes,
AND MANY OTHER
lYXuHictal IiAstrxinieivts
ALSO
ATTRACTIVE TOYS,
: ' including the -
Champion mechanical
VELOCIPEDE!
All of which are, as a matter of course,
TO BE HAD OX
REASONABLE TIJItlttS.
- EW. PIKE.
) Albany, Ptcsmber 2, IPJO-IS
Especi.il attention is dircctk-d to our stock of
IRON AND STEEL
AXD-l
GEERAL HARDWARE!
Whk-h is the largest mid mc.! complete this sid
of l'ortlauu.
You arc inviUd to call and examine our goods
and prioea.
The highest market priqe in cah paid for
Wool, Bacon
by
Oct. 30, 1S69 8
SHOES, Ac.
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COWAN A CO.
T-aT8 a t. 23STA.TE.
STITZEL &
REAL ESTATE
UPTON,
BROKERS,
OENERAL-AG E N T S.
ranoli offioo,
Albany, Oregon,
J. C. MENDEM1ALL, - - Agent,
ENERAL LAND AGENCY FOR OREGON.
W Established July, 1S63. An office where
geueral information concerning the resources of
Oregou can be obtained free Of charge.
Loans negotiated on first Mortgage, Real Es
tate and Collateral Securities. "We hare for sale
a large amount of property located in the town
of Albany. Also, Fannin lands, of every des
cription, located in Linn "aud other counties in
this State. f
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To tho citizens of Albany and vicinity, and to
the owners of Kcal Estate : We take this method
of calling your attention to our place of busi
ness. UaTinz determined to open a .Branch Of
fice in your city, we can offer you a medium for
obtaining purchasers one that is appreciated by
buyers, as it saves them 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 Real Estate, that it affords
the most complete facilities for all parties having
business in our line.
,;SSSr- You incur no expense in placing your
property on sale with us unless a sale is made.
Office oh First street, opposite l'ost-Office.
- JOHN C. MENDENHALI,. Agent
Albany, Ogn., March 23, 18-70. 29tf.
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TTJAVE for sale in tho city of Albany, adesira
I I ble Horaustcad, Lots I, 2, 7 aud 8, corner
Third, Fourth and Elsworth streets, ono f the
best localities in the city. A good one and .half
story house, with all other conreniences. ispply
to J. V. flUS.-OKHALI., Agent,
Albany, Oregon"
' In Knoxville an irate citizon assaulted
an editor, but the latter flung the paste
pot at him and put out his eye.
The standard remedy for Coughs. Influenza,
Sort Throat, Wkoopinq Courjh, Croup, Liver
Complaint, Bronchitis, Weeding of the Lung: and
every afiuction irf the Throat, Lungs and Chest,
including CONSUMPTION.
Wlatar's Balsam does not dry op a Cough,
but loosens it, cleanses tho lungs, and allays irri
tation, thus removing the rnuee of the complaint.
None genuine nnlesa signed I. Uctts. Prepared
by Soth W. Fowle A tjon, Boston. Sold by
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R. Cheadle A Co..
Wholesale and Retail Dealers (if
Groceries and Meneral ' Merctanaise J
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FORWARDING & COMMISSION
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IJberal advance made on cenalgnmenC
N0TICZ TO SHIPPERS.
" I INTEND DOINO A v
General Commission Business
SA-Tf X"3X CISCO,
for tho purpose of selling
All Kinds of Produce
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that may be consigned to me to sell.
IsAHIAR CHEADLE,
Alto any,
Will receive and attend ta all orders on me t be
filled in San Francisco.
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R. CHEADLE.
Incorporated
1835.
THE OLDEST
PURELY LIFE INSURANCE CO.
IN TIIE UNITED STATES -
Governed by the Massachusetts Lapse
' Law. ' , .': ;; V
will forego the advantage of insuring iu tbia Company.
New England Mutual
Life Insuranre ComnanT
or BOSTON.
THE EYES I THE EARS I
Dr. X. I. OIIaEI,
OCULIST AND AURIT,
ALBANT, t; j : OREGON.
-ThR. GOI-DEN IS A SON OF THE
r I noted ld Opthaliaie Doctor, S. C.
'g-Qolden. 1 ' 1 ' X
Dr GOLDEN has bad experience la treating
the various diseases to which the eye and ear are
subject, and feels confident of Hiving entire satis
faction to those who may place themselves nnder
bis eare.
Albany. April 10, l8-31y
jriArexy jmm s-a.i ia.. , ; .
It was chartered in 1835, and its enviable his
tory, daring twenty-six year' active operation
bas thoroughly eelablisnea 11 reliability.
It Record Stamda as Follawa 1
Cash assets, January, 187O..........$9,000,00o 00
Cash Dividend, 1866 673,000- 00
Cash Dividend of 1867 526,673 65
Cash Dividend, 1868................ . 786,197 86
Cash Dividend. 18C9 480.330 00
Total surplus dividend.........-.. 4,000,000
Total Losses paid............ 4,300,000 00
By the Acts of Massachusetts, incorporated into
the General Statutes of 1864, a poKcy of life insu
rance for the benefit of a Married Woman or my
person or pereone mpeeijietl, goes to then independ
ently or tne uten ana liabilities 01 ine party wao
effects the rolicy.
Dividends of this Company are paid
' A mv.t . v v v 1. lit. A f1 L aT
- The NEW ENGLAND is the only Massachu
setts ' Company doing business on the Pacifle
Coast, and therefore the only Company govoraed
by the equitable Massachusetts Lapse Law.
Examylea sbowi&r tho Worsdnr ef tki
PLAN ORDINARY LIFE.
For example : A party ensuring at the age of
thirty-five, Prrminms all Cash.
One Annual Premium will continue policy in
force 2 years and 3 days".
Example: Premiums all Cash Age, 35 ; Plan,
Ten-Year Endowment, payable at the age of 45.
One Annual Premium will continue policy in fvree
as a Term Policy, 7 years.
If ydu wish to mke it absolutely certain that
not a dollar of the money you invest will ever be
forfeited Insure In the New England.
If you wish to get your dividends with. the
second annual payment, and annually increasing
ou the contribution plan, that is to get jusj what
is yours no more and no less, and just whoa
is dueInsure in the New England. . .
NO STOCKHOLDERS IN THIS CO.
year and a ball, exceeas iu
Companies combined..
EVERSON & MIDDLEMISS,
GENERAL AGENTS. s SAN FRANCISCO
103 Front-st., Portland, Agent for Oregon at
TK7tl: softIra TrriLflrr- . , .
49
Washington Territory.
JAMES ELKINS,
Agent for Albany, Oga. -
BLANK Deods, Mortgages. elo.,'on hand
latest sidles, and for sale low, at this offioo
A BARGAIN.
A BARGAIN CAN BE IIAD IN TUE
Slock and Business of tbe Drug Store in
Brownsville, Oregon. The undersigned, wiablasj
to change hi business, will dispose of bis stock
on easy terms.
Apply by letter or at the store of
PETER HUMK, '
Aug. 3fl, 1870-4-50 Brownartlle, Ou,