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Don't despair because yon bare a weak Consti tution. The vitalizing principle embodied ia tr. Walker' Vinegar Bi'ten will assuredly Streugtb- en it. In every drop of that combination of veg table curatives, there ii a stimulation, a regene rating, a regulation power, uneqnaled in the whole range of proprietary and official remedies. It is to the inert phisique wbat steam and oil are to the locomotive engine. Yet it contains no fiery ex citant, nothing bat the jaices of rare medicinal herbs and roots, intended by the Great Physician fur "the healing of all Nations." . Dr. Sage's Catarrh Ilcmedy is no Patent Medi cine humbug gotten op to dupe the ignorant and credulous, nor is it represented a being "com posed of rare and precious substances, brought from the four corners of, the earth, earried seven times across the Great Desert of Sabarah on the backs of fourteen camels, and brought across the Atlantic Ocean en two ship.- It to a simple, mildf soothing, pleasant Remedy, a perfect speci fic for Chronic Nasal Catarrab, "Cold in the head, and kindred diseases. The proprietor. K. V. Pierce. M. !., or Buffalo, M. r ., offers reward of $jH) for a ease of Catarrh he cannot care. For sale by most, druggists everywhere, Sent by mail, postpaid, for sixty cents. Address the sole proprietor as above. liuue a commerce is reported as springing up at the mouth of 1 he Ump qua ; vessels arriving and departing. , - N15W TO-DAY, fJlHE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR delivered at our Wharf, Albany, by Apr.Z3-33m3 JBKACU MONTEITIJ. WAJT-TEP 1 200,000 POUNDS OF WOOL! For which we will pay the HIGHEST CAS II PRICE ! Wool owners will do well to call vn ns before seUing. Liberal cash W1. 34m3 P. C. advances made on IIAKPEF A CO. WAITE, INFORMATION OF MR. JAMES MILLER, by occupation a machinist and engineer, a man about 40 years old, dark eorapexion, a feet 8 inches in night, f formerly of Philadelphia, Pa., but has been absent seute farce w fvnr aud when tost heard rum, six or twelve months since, was at Albany, Linn eoun'y, Oregon. Any in formation of him or bis whereabout will be Ibau le gally received by his wife. .Air. Anna Miller No. 189 Maiden street. Philadelphia, Pa. ... May 1S.1, 1871-40wA. , . . nVIlDEB JLX AliHAIW Has nvcr yet been known, and no threatening of it at present ,. DEATH I a thing which sometime must befall every son svnd daughter of the human family , and yet, . At Hie Ifliil-day Of your life, if disease lays his vile bands npon yoa, there is Still "a balm in Gilcad" by which you may be restored to perfect health, aud pro long your days to a miraculous esteut. &, SON By calling on Xfc " O, HILL with a prescriptiua where yoa can have it com pounded by one experienced in that particular line. Also, constantly on band a good assort ment of fresh Drug. Patent Medicine. Chemi cals, Paints. Oils, Dye-suiSs, Trusses, Ac, Ac. Agents for the celebrated . f Ink Weed I&eniedy, Dr. D. Jayae A or Oregon Rheumatic Cure ; eons medicines, Ac, Ac ipence' Positive and Negative Powders kept in stock. We are also ogents for the Heme Shuttle Sewing Machine, one of the most useful pieces of household furni - tare extant. Call and examine. It. C. II ILL A SON. Albany, June 10ib, 1871 40 Millinery anfl Fancy Goods! MRS. M.A.BR1DGEFARMER, (SUCCESSOR TO MRS. DUNXIWAY) HAS JCST RECEIVED FROM BELOW aa elegant invoice of new MILLINER!" AND FANCY GOODS, -sucb as Fashionable HATS. . - BONNETS. VELVETS. KIBBOXS, THlMitfXCS, , ETC., to which the invites the attention of the ladies ot Albany sad vie nity. iier goods will be loan J as cheap, if not cheap er, than ever before offered in this market, and their quality cannot fail to give satisfaction. Albany, April 8, IS7l-3m31 TUB JUSTLY CELEBRATED BAIN WAGON, JWECCUXIZED EVERYWHERE AS, A First Class Farm Wagon. i ' - No oihcr Wagon has a Home rcputption ejiutl to "Bain's"' rake, and it is the only wagon that has been tented and knorn to stand this climate. In a word it is mado of the bett materials, aud is the best finished wagon that c-m s to Ibis market We have differ nt styles of Hounds and Reach, ' Patent do. (so called) included. BLAIN, YOCXG A CO. . June 10, 1871-40 "Wisconsin" Bought .Out! AT PEARSON'S OLD STAND. GEO. W. YOUNG HAVING PURCHAS ed the stock of M. Pearson, and added to it a large assortment of GROCERIES AND NOTIONS! solicits the patronage of his friends and the pub' lie. The stock is well selected, and will be sold At the Lowest Prices. We mean TRADE, and will give yoa VALUE BITE US ATRIA Is1 G. W. TOCNa.-' Corner First and Broadalbin streets. THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. s Nss. ' -::-.;; K .va.-- MS r-amrFm. possess. NEW TO-DAY. NEW TO-DAY. STITZEL & nPTOIf, REAL ESTATE BROKERS, AMD G E N E SAL AGENTS. BrauoH o ffioe , Albany, Oregon, jr. C. MENDENUAlL, - - Agent, sTN ENERAL LAND AGENCY FOR OREGON. 1 T Established July. 1868. An office where general information concerning the resources of Oregon can be obtained free or cnarge. Loans negotiated on first Mortgage, Real Es tate and Collateral Securities. We have for salo a lam amount of property located in the town of Albany. Also, Farming lands, of every des cription, located in Linn and other counties m this State, An Infallible mx ing rare toxic and asavns properties a certain core far atareinsLAvriM. astir, keihsAjlssia. and aU kindred Diseases. It completely restore the system when Im paired by disease, revives the action of the Kisuom mi ccmrJU. emeaAsm. radi cally cures scasrcLS. suaavr naECU. and all aacrriva rf csjrAaosousi Dis eases, gives Immediate and permanent relief In DTsnrsu, aaissnuu, Tuxacra, Boils, Scald Bead, Ulcers and Seres; eradi cates from the system all traces of Mercurial Disease. It ia MiaEtT wks3ETAbieb being made from an herb found indigenous In ciisi.. It is therefore peculiarly suitable for use by Females and Children, aa a atess rusts rosm mmm ncaevaToa. For Sale by all Druggists. BCDIRQTOK. HOSTCTTCK CO. S29 sad 531 Market Street, I Ban FrsacJsoo." To the eltixens of Albany and vicinity, and to the owners of Real Estate s We take this method r tiinr vnnr aitentinn to our place of busi ness. Having determined to open a Branch Of fice in your city, we can oner von a bw. obtaining purchasers one that is appreciated by i :, v.. niu-h time and labor in searchno- for what tbey want. Onr principal Agency, at Portland, Oregon, is thoroughly es- i t (,. .itu well furnished lorciv- : :..- nI Kiitate. that it affwrds the most complete facilities for all parties having ; business in our line. . . VST- You incur no expenso in placing your property on sale with ns unless a sale Is made. Office on First street, opposite Post-Office. JOHN C. MENDENHALL, Agent. Albany, Ogn., March 23, 187. 29tf. STITZEL A VPTON, REAL E STAT E B R.OKERS, ' Jf. C. in END tX II ALL, Agent. Office First st opposite Post Office, Albany, Ogn. AVE for sale in the eitv of Albany, a desira ble Homestead, Iiots I, 2. 7 and 8, corner Third. Fourth and Elsworth streets, ono -f th- beat localities in the city. A gooai one and ibalr story house, with all other conveniences, i-pp'y to J. C. MENDENHALL, Agent, Albany, Oregon LATEST EVIDENCE l CURE: jTIIAT COCGII.! USE THE BEST REMEDY ! Every day brings strong proof of the great value ' of this !LrXJ IV Gc 13 1L. S A. IVX . Dr. P. Meredith, Dtkt, office No. 132 West Sixth street, states as follows : Cincinnati. October 1, 1S60. Mer. J. X. If AHUIS A CO. Gents : About one year ago I took a cold which settled on my lunes. A violent congh was the consequence which incre&:d with severity. I expectorated large quantities of phlegta and matter. During the la.t winter I became so much reduced that I ws confined to my bed. The disease was attend ed with cold chills and nisht-sweats. A diarrhoea set in. Mv friends thought I was in the last stages of consumption, and could not possibly get well. I was recommended to try Allen's Lxing Balsam The formula was given to me, which iminced me to give it a trial, and I will only add that my coneb is entirely cured, and I am now able to at tend to my busiucss as usual. Yours respectfully, P. MEREDITH. All afflicted with Cough or any Throat or Lung trouble slmula use Allen's Lang Balsam without lelay. J. X. HARRIS CO., Sole Proprietors, Cincinnati, Ohio. ! CAUTION. Do not be deceived yon who want a good med icine, and desire "Aiimm i.tj jiaimam." vo not allowjinprincipled dealers to sell you a prepara tion called Allen's Pectoral Balsam see that yon get ALLEN'S LCNtl BALSAM, and you will have tbe best Cough remedy offered to the public and one that will give you satisfaction. . ! FOR SALE BY ' RED1NGT0N, HOSTETTER & CO., s2! A 531 Market-st., ban t ranei-c, Cal.t Agents for Califotnisi and Pacific States. aov5 irSold by all Druggists. "te 9-70 FAUM 1 1 iJtL& I - We want your Produce, and will give as good a bargain as eaa be foand in this burgb. Call and see us. O. W. YOUNG, a Pearson's old stand, corner First and Broadalbin jaa21) streets, Albany, Oregon. v3n20 Established in 1852. 55 O A.. COW AX. A. W. STASARll. A. COWAN & CO., Wbolesale and Retail Dealers in ' STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS FIRST STREET........ ......ALBANY. They offer a large and weV "dceted stock of STAPLE DRY CiOODS ! At Extraordiaary Low Prices Cash or Xr-olixc3 In addition to a very large stock, covering everything in the line of Cottons, we have a complete assortment of FANCY DRESS GOODS! Latest styles of Boys' and Men's CLOTHING an! FURNISHING GOODS ! HATS, CAPS. BOOTS, SHOES, Ac. Carpet, Wall-Paper. Paper &. Linen Blinds, &c, &c. Especial attention is directed to our stock of IRON AND STEEL ' ' ' AXD - ; ! ii:.;RAi:,iiAiitwAitK! Which is the large! and most complete this side of Portland. t Yon arc invited to call and examine our goods and prices. ' 1 j - - .' v i I The highest market price in cash paid for llrnkl nnOAaa aaasl : Y f A. COWAN A CO. by Oct. 30, 1809-8 THE NEW FOOD. c3? Tk&?' f7 Ardeh For a few cents yci can buy of your Grocer or Trrggist a package cf SEA MOSS TASINE made from pure Irish Hoss or Carrageen, vhicli will malre sixteen quarts cf Tlanc Hange, and a like quantity cf Puddings bustards, Creams, Cnarlotte Zusse, &c. 1 It is t!:o cheapest, healthiest and most delicious food in the world. It makes a emlendid Dessert and has no canal aa a lierht and delicate food for Invalids and Children. ARfJ.ES & DALLAM, : Importers, Jobber and vtAmirACTxmcizs or Wood & Willow Ware. Brooms, Pails, Tubs, Churns. Brashes, Baskets, r Twines, Cordage, Hatches, Stationer, . Paper Bags, Clothe Wringers, -Feather Dusters, Visbing Tackle, Ten Pins and Balls, Etc.. and General - '- - house ruRnisHir:a csods. Direct Importers of BaskeU from leading Ger , man and French Man a facta re rs. ' " aobmt. roa nm salx or ' 8. F. Pereussion Match Company's Matches, American Jiet and Twine Comnanv'a Twine. Boston Flax Mills' Twines, 3. C. Conroy A Company". Fishing Tackle, . Holhngsworth k Whitney's Paper Bags, Sherman's Improved Clothes Wringers, C. E. Onawold A Company. Feather Duster.. F. McLaughlin's Brashc. Our stock is the largest on the Pacific Coast, and ear facilities for manufacturing and import- towns maraes price. ju-ena nt eatalvgoe. i S3v3m8 l BMraBtMtto-St.; an Prase' tl m A Glorious Change Tun nrtr. at vvonLCJ TOXIC. Plantation Bitters. Tliii wonderful vegetable re storative i the nJicet-anchor of tJie fecbla aud debilitated. As a tonic and cordial for tbe aged and - languid, it lias no equal amoo; tJcraacIilcs. . An a remedy for' tlic ucnout wcabnesa to wlticHvomcn are especially sub ject, it superseding every titer ::aiuhnt. In all climates, tropi- c!, cSii;crate, c? frigid, it acts i it ;K.ciCic in every species of ::dcr wliiei undermines tbe . iIrit3. -For saio by to , J. C. MENDENHALL, xr m-r a, a jy . aa a m. a j 9 Real Estate aid latanuic. Agent, fcLBANY, :.: : t : : : OREGON. ENTS COLLECTED. AND TAXES PAID for non-residents and ethers, making out real estate papers, etc Office Parrith brick, upstairs. I - ss-iU I do not wish to Inform you, reader, that Dr. Wonderful, or anv other man. ha. discovered a remedy that cures Consumption, when tbe lungs are nearly half consumed, in short, will euro all diseases whether of mind, txxty or estate, mane men live forever, and leave death to play for want at work, and is designed to make our sublunary sphere a blissful Paradise, to which Heaven it self shall be but a side show. -Ton have heard enough of that kind of humbuggery. But when Itell you that Dr. cage's latarrn Aemeay win pneitirtlg enre the worst cases of Catarrh in tbe Head, 1 only assert tost wnicn wousanu can testify to. I will pay $600 Reward for a ease that I cannot core." -A pamphlet giving symp tom, and other information sent free to any ad dress. Tbi. remedy i. t f SOLD BT MOST DRUGSIST8 IN ALL PARTS .. OF TUB-WORLD. , Price 50 cents, f Sent bv mail, postpaid, on ro- ceipt of sixty cents, or fonr package, for two dol lars, tteware or eoMHieretu ana sorraiess iwtia (ton. See that my private Stamp, which is a positive guarantee of Genuineness, is upon the outside wrapper. Remember that this private Stamp, issued by the United State. Government expressly for stamping my medicines, ha. my nortrait. name ana aauress, ana ine wurus u, S. Certificate of Genuineness," eneraved npon It, and need not be mistaken. Don t be swindled by travelers and others representing themselves a. Dr. Sage ; I am the only man now living t pat nas tbe knowledge and right to manufacture the Gen nine Dr. Sere's Catarrh Remedy, and I never travel te sell this medicine. . R. V. PIERCE. M. D. 21m3 ' 133 Seneca street, Buffalo, N. T. The standard remedy for Ceagbe, Influenxa. Sore Throat, Wionpi"' Comgh, Cronp, iirer Complaint, Bronekitit, Bleeding of the ii. and every affection ot the Throat, Lang, and Chert, including CONSUMPTION. " . Wlsiar'a Balsam doe. not dry up a Cough, bet loosens it, cleanses the lungs, and allay, irri tation, thus rewurting the eaa of tbe complaint. None genuine ealeat signed I. Bom. Prepared by Seth W. Fowle -Son, Boston. Sold by Redington. II os tetter sV Co.. Saa Francisco, and by dealer generally. 'j7o 9 H is 0 M H P H . H 0 0 0 e 'Jl 0 0 I- 0 0 r .6. u -a- - t ts s 2 a n t 0 (3 0 3 U S' V 4 ts' ' , s :n SB , . ' m ' as rt mm m m -j a 0 0 A a, d 18 33 H H e H sm e - H -a s a 00 S5 S3 CO W in w PS rl ALBANY AD VEKTISEMENTS. ID fa e 3t to o PS p-l PS H ss a ss H .-I a a 1- ts. g SS o o K H m I 3 o ft w a o Cm ' t f fc-l . w OS b ' SSSA St a a, s W . 0 hi t w WORK SUSPENDED ON THE SAN11AM DITCH ! ATA MEETING HELD BT' THE STOCK holders and members of the 8 an Ham Ditch Company, it was resolved by tbe Company that, before investing all our fortune In so hazardous ar speculation, we recommend to each and every one of tbe members of tbe Society to Been re for tbeir families a BUCKEYE SEWING MACHifisi, no that in case of a failure. in the Ditch arrangement their families would bave some means by which to gain a livelihood. Elfffct Reasons why the Bmekeye Sew utg raacntne is snpener te au num 1 1. It is the simplest shuttle machine made. S. It baa less wearing parts. S. It has no small sprina. and compound cranks. 4. It is better adapted to a large range of work. without change. ft. It nas less pieces of machinery. A. It is less liable to break needlca than any other maebine. 7. The Shuttle will wear longer' than the shuttle in any other machine. 8. - That it has tbe best feeding device, wbtcb will never wear out, get out of order,, break nee dles, feed unevenly, slip on starched good., or pucker the seam, .0 that one part of tbe fabric will come out shorter than tbe older, wnicn au other feed, are liable to do. It make, every stitch of an equal length. It is stronger than other feed". We eaa take a strong piece of cloth and put one end in our machine and -tbe other end in any other machine, and guarantee that our machine will take tbe clotb iromtneoiner, iu con sequence of the superior strength of the feed. fc It Is tbe only teea strong t"S" sole-leather, sewing on shoe soles, no aonping k- -i..t. - Ather aid is reanirCu. - ( ' - Tr. nmm no eomnlicatea micaiuwj, mm is not liable to get out of order. It has a -beautiful movement, making nearly two thousand stitches per minute, ; - The BUCKEYE SEWING MACHINE makes tbe lock stitch, the same as the Howe, Wilson, Singer and Florence nlike en both sides. - We offer a premium of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for any machine on this coast that will make a stronger or more elastie stitch than the DUCK EYE. For full particulars address, MINER k PKAKSOST. Gexeral AesxTA, 34v3. .. , . Albnny, Or. MRS. S. A. JOHNS, MILLINER AND DRESS-MAKER. FIRST STREET, ALBANY, OREGON. Bridal and mourning Bonnets and Bats Made te Order. Dress-making- Bone in the Tory Latest Also, the onlv agent for tbe SINGER SEW ING MACHINE. ; The Ladies are requested to call and examine the SINUEK, which is tbe only complete machine in use. Satisfaction guaranteed, or money re funded. Albany, April 8, 1S71-31v3 -; For the Harvest of 1871 ! - e fa c . fa. 2 fa - 21 The Highest Prise Paid Per WOOL, BACOI Sc LARD, nt BLAIN, YOUNG CU B. April 29-34v3m3 Q O PS ers O 5 9i n j . ' GO H O o s 1 a o -H U b e S -8 o . 2 Cm H a ex GO daw CO ta' O H co 4 ft- t ad , as n ' . Ea . m fi. so s i s s fa O ' sm 9 U d o u M ' 9 . 9 , ' A ' in u. ' 9 ft - ft 0 0 S3 ..we a . o Bw ii 8 a i: e ' 1 THE EYES ! THE EARS 1 SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1871. . . Snbscribers Boding aa X after (heir name will understand that tbeir subscription expire. wi& that nambcr, and they are invited to renew their subscriptions. Terms $3 per annum, in advance; six months, t ; three month., $L, . , - LOOAI AFFAIRS Port Orrica None a. Tbe Post offlce in this eity will be open on Suadaya, hereafter, from 1 o'clock to 2, and from 3.30 to 4, P. M. E. A. FREELAND, P. M. Pabaorass. Local item, bave boon as searce as hen, teeth this week. Fleas have eommeoetd their regular Summer's raid. . . . Ben Holladay, with a number of his friends, passed over the road by special train to the front on Sunday. Improvement, are rapidly going on at Halsey, A postomee has already been demanded, and win doubtless be granted soon, at that point. : " : A large band of sheep passed through this city on Thursday, en route for pasture, green. A email mule pack train passed through here on Thursday, en route for the Pitt river country. ; Si washes bave again made their appearance lei considerable numbers on our streets. ; Albany Fire Company No. 1 will Jouse their engine in the new sail on the 29th inst, on which occasion the boys will have a rousing good time. Street improvements are still going forward. When all are completed we will have a city to be proud of. The railroad .witch will be completed in a few days. Bush Wilson, Esq., of Corvallis, gave u. a sight at his handsome face on Thursday. The whooping eough still makes considerable noise among the small fry hereabouts. Mr. Jo. Gray, accompanied by Mr. Todd (brother of the late Methodist pastor of this city), started the 0rst of tbe week for Boise City over the Willamette Valley Wagon Road.: Mr. Winter improves, apparently, with every picture betakes. He is certainly entirely devoted to the art, and must necessarily take J -otter pic tures than those who work for to-day. Rev. Mr Batcher, Messrs. Wright, Deckard and others have gone to Astoria to attend the an nual meeting of the Congregational Association. Gu. Lay ton has received another large lot of groceries, canned fruits, fish, nicely cured hams, etc., to which he invites the special attention of our citizens. . No change of note in our markets. Buyer, are paying tl 10 per bushel for wheat, and wool com mands Sac per pound. The thermometer measured 90s in the shade on Sunday. Placed on the north side of tbe build ing with all the windows and door, open, where the sun .track tbe tube it measured 100. It was a warm day. Ice cream was furnished to all who wished oa Tuesday, at 25 cents a sasser, by Oeorge Smith. ; Two wells have bsen dug and force pumps in serted, one on the south and tbe other on the north side of First, between- Ferry aud Broadal bin streets. - J - r Councilman D. Beach, who i. in poor health. has gone east of tbe mountains to recruit the first PITTS' THRESHERS ! H AIDES' HEADERS ! LITEST IMPROVED MOWERS ! And all Mods of Agricultural lUiplClll'-tS & MaCWnCS 1 leUur bo bu allowed himself from busiaoAa cares - la". TIT Al a. ill JT at . i iur vis. vs uuw ibo vrtp wui prvvj ui tue uu nana ana lor saie- .iiw. THE CELEBRATED BAIN WAGON. BLAIN, YOUNG k. CO.. April 39, '71-34 Albany, Ogn. J. M. BEACH Is now opening a Selected Stock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE I -Consisting of STAPLE AHD FANCY DRY 600DS, Groceries, , ' Hardware, CROCKERY At.3 CLAC3YARE, Roots e& Shoes, -Paints St Oils, at price, eor- utmost benefit. An article called tbe "Glycerine Dip" is : traeting the general attention of sheep raisers. The P. T. Co.'. boats still make regular trips with full fare.. It is said that a good shoemaker would strike it rich by going into basines. at Jefferson, as there is aone there at present. " There seems to be no complaint of caterpillars south of here, and good fruit crops msy be looked for from that quarter. All those who feel disposed to join a Base Ball Club, are invited to be oa the grounds adjoining the Albany College at 3 o'clock F. M. to-day. For a basket of large ripe strawberries we are indebted to that wholesouled gentleman, Mr. John Reed. . . ' '. Dr. lansey Hill, of Uoena ista, called on n. Wednesday. We are glad to learn that he is get ting an excellent practice, for we believe he ia competent and deserving. ' Our old friend D. P. Porter, of Peoria, called on us Wednesday. He brought in abont 1,100 pounds of wool. For more large strawberries, of a variety dif ferent from, any we have yet boon able to gobble on to, we are under obligations to brother John Millard, through the politeness of Master Charley Elkins. To enable tbe managers to hear from all tbe ticket agenta, the time for commencing the draw ing has been postponed to the 30th of the present month, in the Omaha lottery. Bcasnno e a Carbot of BvvmvM Adtn. ' On Wednesday, at the drag establishment of Messrs. A. CarothefS Co , as the proprietors were drawing off the contents of s large carboy (a lafgs globular .hottloof green glass) of sulphur ic acid, the carboy bursted sending the contents,' . some ISO pound of the acid, eror tbs clothing of Mr. Carotners and Mr. Sattmarsb. a small portion striking the clothing i f Mrs. Carother who was . . standing near, destroying a new suit of clothing which Mr. Carother had but recently pHrchased, burning np the pants, shirt and drawer of Mr, Saltmarsh, and entirely ruining ahaadsome shawl won by Mrs. Carother. Of course these gentle' men lost no time in getting rid of their clothing still Mr. Saltmarsh was slightly bnraed os por tions of the body and one hand, hile Mr. Car- others was severely - horned . about. .the hands and arms. It , was a , close- ..shave, and both . gentlemen . are- satisfied, to.es e.pe , so easily. , The , accident cost them at least one hundred and fifty dollars, be sides the suffering attending the; burnt hand and -limbs. ' The acid spread itself on the floor of, tbe establishment, doing considerable damage to oth er goods, as well as turning everything black that it .truck. The carboy, which bad just bees, re ceived from an establishment below, was a swin dle, s palpable .cheat, and was 1 not of sufficient strength for any purpose, the glass being much thinner than common window glass, and of a poor quality at that. . Dealers in sueh hot; bOinV burning fluids should be a little more carefa) in regard to the strength of the vessel, in which they enclose tliem, aa a little "foolishness" in the way of a burst np. may cause lmmsa damage to proy .erty and great physical suffering. "'' " .ii i -.ii" ...j i ' if in' f -WiiV ' Fovxnsr. Read earefuUy - the nee oard of Mr. A. F. Cherry in onr columns this Booming. Mr. Cherry is a first-class mechanic, and having introduced the neeessary mashinery, all of the latest styles, to manufacture every grade of work in his line, confidently ask. our citizens so give him a call when Wanting anything is hi Ime; He ' U aotoaly prepared to get yon np oa short notice, a steam engine, floor or saw mill machinery, or anything in. the way of agricultural implement, but will furnish yon, at low figures, any tiling you may want in the way of iron or brass .eastings. He will also pay special attention to the repairing of all kinds of machinery. When in need pf any work done in iron or bras call on Mr. Cherry at " the Albany Foundry, Support home institution first. " " . ' - . ,, ' Forjsn. In the vicinity of MrBurkbartVtbe first of the week, Mr. J. W. Propst found a new frying pan, a dress pattern, tin eup aud a roll of woolen goods, all of which he loft at this office for' identification. 1 The owner can have the' seme by proving property and paying charges. "' ' Soda. Messrs. A. Carotbers & Co. have their splendid new soda fountain np and ready to spout for the million. It's a pleasant drink these warm days. (... ;" '-' '" ." " ' , ;v ' i Dead. One of our most popular fellow eitiaens, a gentleman possessed of many noble traits and endearing qualities of mind and heart, Mr. How ard Mansfield, died, at the residence of Rev. Dr. Hill, at 8 o'clock P. M. on Thursday, June lith. He leaves a wife and one child to mourn hi. less. He will be buried to-day, the Masonic Lodge, of which deceased was an exemplary member, having charge. i it. Foi-sd. A package containing merchandise ' on the road leading past nigh Smead's. CaU at this office. " -t ', . , News from the Vvsgou Rod Pajrty. . iVAsnou Febby, ) 371. J Snalce river, Or., May 29, 181 Ed. Register Our party arrirctl here yesterday, and set tbe last post on the roa J. It is 4481 miles from Albany. The Malheur river' rdns into Snake river s quarter ot a mile above, this point. ' -''" From tbe mountains on tbe bead waters ofthe Malheur we found an easy .pass down Cottonwood into Hale's Valley, "and with little difficulty passed from this into the open country. v ; ! ; ' . There is much good land on this part of the road that would have been taken long ago : but for the hostility . of the Indians. ; We saw many of them,1 but were unmolested. ' "' It is raining to-day,nd wc Lave had several showers within the past three weeks. The people say, however, that there has been less raip daring tbe, season than is usual here. . ' - '" Which be is offering to the public responding with tbe times. AU kinds or MercnaniaDie i-roance tiien in exchange for Goods. - Come one, come ait. ana examine prices. At the old stand formerly occupied by D. Beach A Son, opposite Foster's Brick, south side First street, Albany, Oregon. - SlvS can pass over the entire distance. ' WILLIE WEBFOOT: lYotice to Buyers I Any one wishing a small farm, consisting of 105 acre, of good land, one mile from Albany, in Benton county, Oregon, eaa apply at the Cash Store of B. Cbeadle A Co. Also, a House and IjOt in Albany. K. CHEADLE A Co. Albany, April 15, 18?l-32m1. The Buckeye Sewing machine still "averages'' j . We will Complete, the fOad SS We go , ahead. Messrs. Miner Pearson sold fifty-five 1 1, go that by the 4th of Jttly Wagon The farmers Common Sense Gang Plow, bat recently invented ia Illinois, made its appearance here on Saturday. It gives the most unbounded satisfaction wherever tried. : t,-::xv-!. The track of the O. A. C. Railroad was laid to Harrisburg on Monday, and next week tbe train will be running to that point regulaily. - . - - The N. IT, Circus exhibited te a fair canvas in this city on Tuesday night. , It was very fair show as good aa could be expected of aa institu tion that couldn't afford te advertise. . . We were visited by a big tbander -storm, -ac companied by wind and rain, on Tuesday even ing, which waa worth many dollars to farmers. Stockholders Election. NOTICE The Stockholders in the Willamette Valley and Cascade Mountain Wagon Road Company are hereby notified that their next an nual meeting for tbe election of a Board of seven Directors will be held at their office in Albany, Linn county, Oregon, on the second Tuesday, the 13th' day of July, next, at 1 o'cloek P. M. JAMES ELKINS. . June 7, 1871-40 Secretary. Omasa Legal EsTsarRisa. This p jpular 'en terprise still goes on here is a chance to win a fortune June 30;h. Who . want that $20,000, I or a chance to get that $15,000, or the $16,000, ( $5,000, $3,000, $2,000, or any ofthe $1,000 gifts. ' True yoa arts not perfectly certain of it, but then, nothing venture, nothing have.. For $2 yon may c Magnitude or London. Tim popu lation of London ia now 8 .250.000. " No ' other city in the world has had so vast sv population. .Babylon was fifteen miles' sqasre, but never had three minions of people, and Home in her greatness never had half so many as the present inhab itants of London. The growth' of Ln don has been wonderful. In 1655, the time of the greet plague, the population was aooui w,wu. in iuit u was only P58.00O ; forty years after, it was 1,948,- - 000, and within the past thirty' years it nas increased iq inree muiions and a, quarter. At the samo rate of increase: the people of London will number 5,000-, 000 at the end of the present century Kara 'K " aaud )3iJm issqSiq oqi s peine lOOJ. SaiiaOd I IOOAV X IMAfc. jo sjoji eit ts The Cincinnati GazeJte savs tha n become rich who is there among us rich or poor departure platfotra of Vallandigh&m "ia that would sot risk the paltry sum of $3 for au I physic to the Democratic party," : This rja ao aiajoq js savon anv o3vox " Dr. T. I. tiOLDEIV, OCtTUST AND ATBXXT, ALBANY, t . ''- OREGON. R. GOLDEN IS A SON OF THB noted old Opthalmie Doctor, 8. C. Golden. Dr. GOLDEN has had experience in treating the various diseases to whieh the eye and ear are subject, and feels confident of giving entire satis faction to those who may place theni scire under hi eare. - Albany, April 19, 1860-Jly . BLANK Deed, Mortgages, etc., on hand latest styles, an tor sale tow, at thi otto spooo Suiqsimn a sjoo jo tusunAosse IfJ v ptra I 'sdj sH oiv -suo!tdsosep pue spui n Jo ONI HXO'13 sXoa p sueo jo seA tsoiw w shx a&vn no atisvxsnoo saaa JX JTprju sess9a l' . . . iaaois oviuioi3 iiaii honest and fair show in a Legal Enterprise con ducted openly and aboveboard like tbe Omaha M M-mm'Cm-m,mm.-mT I in aid of a free city library. Rhakesiwsre says : 111 II I llf IV I "All the world's a stage. " In our opinion, it V VF . W r I nnvht tanul. AH tha wnrl . Inlfatnv " 1U. ter to be horn ineky than rich," is an old mixim, ad the way to try your luck is to sand $S to tbe Mutual Aid Association of Omaha, Nebraska, and buy a ticket. It seldom happens where one ' has aa honest chance to try bis lock in a grand legal enterprise like the one gotten np at Omaha, ia aid ot a panne tiorary. jror tall particular see ad. vertisement. , . , ; description of it must he correct, judging; iruus its euest vu.uie organs oi tbe party in the Willamette Walla Walla Uwitm. I Ioa Klnaaclal and Cesai Gold in NewYork mus. MZZj BLEACHING J. A. HEED, ia i xx 23 n. - cnexp wash Tne "Ulyeerine Dip" is pro nounced tha most e IB ear ion sheep wash now in nee, possessing saany advantages over all other washes hitherto ia use. It is non-poisonous, does not discolor the wool, is a dead tare thing oa par asite infesting the skin of sheep and other ani njals, and is warranted free from arsenie, msr- ua poisons. : Aits an inraiiibie core tor seab, perfectly harmbss to sheep, and greatly improves tbe wool. The article can he obtained of Messrs. Beach A Monteith at the City Mills, BeoMvortisemeat. - AND PRESSING DONE TO . ORDBK, - a t,ae - , i. -Plnlm aA Faasy wUc A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF ths latest Millinery now oa hand, with new I additions every month, store em eoraer Broad. albin and Second streets. Albany, Or. 3tri ! ArfT.--isetween this eity sad ths flantiam farry, on (he road to Jefferson, a fine beaver eoat liaM with red fiaunel the pocket contained some loose silver. To the party finding and re turning ssid.eoat to the Rsetsrsa office, the owner wtU not olily feei greaUy obliged, bat a liberal re ward will be given. terelal.. 1121. tenders, 89J90. . " esan rrancisoo markets show' Plonri- at tG C2J9 75, superfine ; 17 60f7Jj7 62 J for extra. - . . .- Wheat Sales at S3 40(2 45. 1: Oats Sales at 1 802.- ' Albany markets . v -j . . va-aesier' mM ym ble at 1 10 per bushel. Wool b1.!15h. it 85o per pound. 'Produce w.nvil in good supply at former rates. ' - ' i -' 7t . At the reslilenoa of Mv. Jk R-.it. - . v :. 4. U. Roork. Mr. John F. McCov and mllme C.nm-m llea bmith eil of Ua county, Oregon.T " JjjJ? ! oa the 11th tost., by ey. W. B Butcher, Mr. A. Deckard and Mrs. v umirsin ail rriiii .11., Of oourse tbs nrlnkm waa klndlw M.?.wl. The happy pair rtajrted for Astoria, to snood a portion of the honey moon Inhaling the healthy asphyrs that gcnUy ripple the bosom , of ; old .., Wo wish thest a plaasaat hrldal onc, sad stay their Urea Ueaeleag honey-moon, with out ehmd er stona to toss their marital bark.