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About The Albany register. (Albany, Or.) 1868-18?? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 23, 1872)
. . i - I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 liTVl I nnv noons I'litua, ftiu. JOB PRINTING. !l--r: THE ALBANY REGISTER PRINTING HOUSE wrrn JfEW and fast POWER AND nXD PRBSSE 8, lAtwt and most Desirable Styles of Printing Material, It undoubtedly THE SHEBANG TO GO FOR When yon wish Posters, or Vlcltlng bards, Business Cards, Bill Heads, Letter Heads, Envelopes, Bail Tickets, Programmes, Labels But wiry partlculorbte, when it isgen oilly admowlcdgetl that wo are ON IT Wu ft comes Under fhe he'd of 'J ontrvlnec yourself of the truth of Uio above statement, you Imvo only to call (or send a hand ao unmpaiilcd liy three stamps to pay return portage) when we trill astonish yon with tlic capacity of the Her istkr office for doing j ( OLOitED or Plata - 7 work, and tlie re- ;? markable ele gance exhib ited by the Bow in fSnrrallng the stamps for the same when finished. When you have ' W in our line, call. A hint to the sufficient is wise as a Mlml kick's horse, or words to that effcet OYHTKRS, BARDWK8, RED HERRING, oodfllh, jot received hy ' 3 DoBOIH. Ffllttlg, EW STORE, SEW GOODS! The undersigned WU "I" An Entire MW Mock Of DRY GOODS, Fanty Goods, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, MATS, ETC., ETC. r 4 NPKKQrKSTACAIXTOF.XAMlNr. A IMi stocl;, cH purchasing else I where, assuring purchasers A Saving r Fifty Per Cent In their prices. Wc have facilities for presenting the mint complete assortment of WWMver ottered in this market, at reduced nfc-. and have adopted as our motto, "yuia tuli a nni mm pVtU.'' Call and See for Yourself. kline co. In r. Tnte" Brick, Albany, Or. bept. S3, il-3vt OTW STOCK ! JUST OPENED. OEOROE TERRELL UAS NOW OPENED OUT, AT STORE reccntlv occupied by A. Cowan Co., on First afreet, Albany, a new and well se lected stock of DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, GENTS' CLOTHING, Cents' and Roy' Hut, BOOTH AJtD KIIOEN, Wod Ware, Crockery Wnre, arocerles, Which he 1ms purchased In Sen Francisco, for coin, and which lie will sell AT THE LOWEST PRICES, FOR CASH (lit PRODUCE. All who want the BEST tJOODS AT LOWEOT PRICE, Should give hiin a call. GEORGE TURRELL, First St reet, Albany. Albany, Sept. 9, 1S71. SEWING MACHINES. THE CELEBRATED Rttek Eye Sewing Machine, Price !."; w ithout table, 82 SOLD IN OREGON For the Year 1871 ! No Family can Afford to bo Without On. The success of the BUCKEYE stands ithout n rival on this const. Hundreds ho now use thein pronounce them to bo nneannllcd for family row. EVERY MACHINE WARRANTED. m..niwi;rc mnkfla l,f T.net-sOtel, 1 lie ii ' ir, i num.-- " , . . . ... . ...... . I, ,,1,1,. tl .,,1 wmcn win iioi m i. ii v ""e" durable, d have less machinery t ban any ot her miichine, therefore are less liable to trot out of order. AEXTS WAX TED, To soli the BUCKEYE, the lawt and only low-priced maeiune inai mo mi uiui.. ,.iiies shinned toanvmrt of thecoa-st upon receipt of price. For further mrtlenlars cnmilre or ail- drew Gen. Agents tor Pacific toast. CEO. P. SETTLEMIER, DRUGGIST (Successor to I. W. Wakefield), Porriah'a New Building, Flrat Street, ALBANY, OREGOlt. Denier In DRUGS AND MEDICINES. CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, ETC. All articles warranted pure, and Of the licst quali iv. Plnslcinns prescriptions carefully com. pounded. Albany, Oct. 17, ltsxitf STOYLvS, K'i'O. W. EI. M'FARLAXD & CO., Opposite the hotels, Albany, Oregon, SUCCESSORS TO O. P. TOVI'KINS & CO. STOVES, RANGES, Force ami Lift Pumps, LEAD AND IRON PIPE, Hollow Ware, IIOl'SK Ft 'HXHHIXa HARDWARE, Tin, Copper ittnl Sheet Iron Ware. I. ARGENT STOCK IX THE VAI.IXY. Lewect Prices Every Time. Repairing Properly Done. 40v2 1' HL' IT THKKS. Fruit Tree, Grape Vine, &e. rrili: I-NllKRSIGNED INVITES THE J. attention of the pilule to his large and ciniiilete stock 01 APPLE, PKAU. l'LOf. CHERRY and other TREKS. Also, GRAPE VI ES -liest in the Statu; Oinsnientol Trees, shrubs, Plants. Cur mnts, (jooscberrlr s, Htrawoorrlea, Roses, Dahlias and Bulb- which will lie sold a low as Hrst-class stock tun lie atfonhil. .Nov. 2liv4 J. A. MILLARD. IMtESH FRUITS, iicachcs1graio. apples. ? pears, etc., by TlyTr DUBOIS. SOAP-KAN K'S CONOENSEK, THOM ns' Cold Water ltlnuhin, and other kinds. Sold by WHEELER, Hit a! Shedd. HAHDWAIIE, NEW FIRM! w. h. Kvum &. co. Have just rocelvcd a larse and well select ed stock of HARD "YV-A.lt, K , Such as Farmers' & Mechanics' Tools, (lONSISTINO OF ANVILS, VICES, REL ; lows, hammers, sledges, saws, planes, cross cut Olid mill saws; together with a la rite ASSORTMENT OF IRON AND STEEL, Nails, springs, axles, thimble-skeins, liolts, tc., etc.. etc. A well selected stock of Wagon Timber, SPOKES, HERS, Bent rims shafts, poles, hickory axles, etc. All of which are now ottered to the pnl llc at low rates. As we make the business n specialty, we can and will keep a better assortment, at lower prices, than any house in this city. Alan receiving and opening, a largo and splendid assortment of WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, Which we otter nt reduced rates. W. II. KfUN ft CO., Montclth fire-proof brick, First street. March 11, 70-27 it- IN en i a a NOW IS THE TIME! XONR TOO POOK TO BEY IT The Cheapest Live Newspaper on the Pacific Coast ! THE Albany Register An Fltrht-Pngc Weekly Newspaper, 1 CONTAINING FORTY-EIQHT COLUMNS of matter, written anil scleetel to meet the wants and tastes of all varieties of JKOJlk'. The REGISTER Is printed on new and eleeant type, eontiUiis a carefully written digest of the news of the week, botll local and general ; is plain and outspoken on all matters of political Importance, while its columns contain it fitir share of literary and miscellane ous muling, etc., etc., making it the most attractive paper in Oregon. The REGISTER is offered to siuV scribers, from now until the close of the volume, FELL SEVEX IHOXTHS ! For the extremely low price of Q' Dollar Fifty CI'5'TS, Which puts it within the reach of all. Will not the friends of the Register make a vigorous effort to put into the hands of all their neighlwrs, as at the price it is the cheapest newspaper pub lished on the Pacific coast ? DRY-GOODS & GROCKUIES. NEW STORE ! NEW GOODS ! J. MILT. REACH Is now opening a Sclveted Stoek of General merchandise, Consisting of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Olothing! GROCERIES, HARDWARE, Crockery and Glnss Ware, BOOTH AMI SHOES, PAINTS AND OILS, ETC, ETC., AXD IS OFFERING THE GOODS TO the public at iiricescorresponding wit h the times. All kinds of merchantable produce taken in exchange for goods. Come one, come all, and examine prices, at the old stand, formerly occupied by D. Reach ft Son.opimsilc Foster's brier, south side First street, Albany, Oregon. SlvS GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, in full supply.Just received by 3v4 DiBOIS. FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! "A Ktlleli III Time fiiives Sine." UNION Fire and Marine Insurance Company, Noa. 416 and IIS California St., SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. Stockholders Individually Llnble. Cosh capital, In gold coin, Deposit In Oregon, - 7,w,non oo . 50,000 oo Louses promptly nnd equitably ad justed, mid PAID IN GOLD COIN. T'lHS COMPANY IIAVLNG COMPLIED with the laws of Oregon, by making a deposit of rtftv thousand dollars, is now Srepurod to effect insurance against lessor iiiuagc by Arc, and also against marine and inland navigation risks, on liberal terms. GUSTAVB TOITCHARD, President. CHA8. I. tlA vest, Secretary. J. 0. MFirOENHAU., Agent, Albany. Albany, 187M8 64T Sulwcriliers find lug an X after t heff mmiesaiT Infornieil that thcli siihwrintioa expires with that imiulKT.and tlwyaiT in ; vitH In renew it. Terms 13 perannum, : In advance; six mom lis, J; three months, 1 Isol tendcisi received at par front sniiseruMrii m tne Kusicrn Mau's. .Tiling Worth Remembering. Weak eyes may lie strcnejhetiea by rubbing alcohol on the forehead once or twice a flay. Dandruff on the head may be re moved by the iifc of Intttcrmilk, ap plied once or twice a week. It makes the hair glossy and the scalp healthy. How to save your shoe souls. It consists merely in melting together tallow and resin, in the proportion ot two parts of the former to one part of the latter, and applying the preparation, hot, to the soles of the shoes or boots, as much as the leath er will absorb. Hot milk is a specific fordiarrluc. A pint every four hours will check the most violent diarrhw, stomach ache, incipient cholera or dysentery. In fact so much should rarely be given, as it causes subsequent con stipation. Haifa pint every meal generally reduces gradually ami pleasantly any ordinary QiarrUBJ. I It lias been proved by exper ! imont that the more rapidly an ani i mat is fattened the less quantity of food is necessary to sustain ite mere vitality. Thus an animal is more ! cheaply fattened by consuming ten ! bushels id corn in two months, than j if four months were occupied in the process. I ,ilx?ral and abundant toed is the most economical, and a sav ing in producing the same result is a gain in the profit. How a Dutchman got Even. One time there lived a jovial Dutchman whose name was Hannes Yon Shrimpetiffel. He had a wife. He also had a little grocery, where beer and such personal property was sold. 1 le gave credit to a par cel of dry customers and kept his lwok with a piece of white chalk on the headboard of his bedstead. One day Mr Shiimpetifl'el, in a neat fit, took it upon herself to clean house and things. So she did, and she cleaned the headboard, and soap and water settled the old man's ac counts by wiping away every chalk mark. Pretty soon the old vender of things camento the house and saw what ruin his frau had wrought. Then he said : "Meiit Gott, Frau Shrimpetiffel, what for you make a ruined man of me I guess not ? You make vipe away alfdem name and figures what I owe dem fellers what's going to nav mo before dev set ready, an' I lose more than swei hunit tollar, ain't it !" His frau left the room in fear and disgust. When she returned he had covered the head-lward with chalk marks. Then she said : "Hannes, you make dem all right again, don't it?" "Veil, my frau, I make do fig ures all, but I put down some pet ter names as dem oder fellers vot yon vipe out I" Mr. Seward's Mistake. .Tames Brooks writes to a New York paper from China: "They tell a good story in Pekin of Gov. Seward when here doubtless a lie, but too good a story to be lost for that. The ex pecta tions of the ex Governor were doubtless great when he entered the great capital empire, with which he had made a iireat treaty, and he therefore in dulged in the great expectation of a great welcome. As he entered the gates of l'ekin, a great funeral procession was coming out, with music, catafalque, etc., etc., all as imposing as a grand procession of some "rent dead man could well bo made. The Governor was entering with the marine baml of the Colo rado, mounted on donkeys, as the srand procession was going out. The great living and tlie great dead thus mrt. The Governor naturally enougl concluded this in honor of his Baud entree, and he rose in his open sedan chair, and bowed, and then ordered a halt, and got out and bowed, and bowed again, totlie catafalque and the dead. The Chi nese think all foreigners arc rather mad, and hence did not marvel over it as much as they might, but when Governor Seward found out what he had done, the story is he was more mad than pleased." Working and Fattening Food. Wc begin to tbiug 'that the old distinction between the food of a working and a fattening animal must soon be abandoned, and that it will be found that the tool which is best adapted for a bullock kept close to the plow is also that which is most likely to put up meat on a fattening bullock, and to stim ulate the lacteal ' secretion in the milch cow. The recent mTCStiga- tions of Voit, Htwriiton, Fiek WisJicemns, and others prove that fat and other non-nitrogenous foods are those chiefly nsed in maintain ing the motions of the body. I f the results ot these physiologists' inqui ries be accepted, then it is quite evi dent that Jiorses should be fed on food rich in "lat-fonning" lements of nutrition. Wo should, if this view be correct, feed our horses, then, on Indian com and oil-cake, rather thim upon beans and oats. An old primitive Methodist preacher who was going to preach in the little chapel at Bristol, got so wet that he had to borrow a pair of unmentionables from his host, who had but his everyday breeches at liberty, which, unknown to both, were occupied by a colony of ants. As the old gentleman warmed in the service, the ants got more and more lively, ami very soon after he commenced his sermon the itch be came intolerable, aisl no amount of scratching appeased it. Not know ing how to account for it, but find ing it impossible to go on, lie stop ped and said : "My friends, I am sure 1 have got grace in my heart, but I believe the devil's in my breeches I" The Use of Lemons. When persons are feverish and thirsty beyond what is natural, indicated in some eases by a inetalie taste in tho mouth, especially afierdrinklue water, or by a whitish appearance of the great er part of the surface of the tongue, one of tin; lest "coolers," Is to take it lemon, cut off the ton. snrinkle over it some loat sugar, working it down into the le ii with a spoon, and then suck it slowly, squeezing the lemon, and adding more sugar, as the acidity ' . . . y . . increases irom being brought up rroni a lower point. Invalids with fever ishness may take two or three lemons a day in this manner with most mark ed benefit, manifested by a sense Of coolness, comfort and invigoratlon. A lemon or two thus taken at lteatimc," is an entire sultstitute for the ordinary supper of summer, anef would give many a man a comfortable nigut's sleep anil tin appetite for breakfast, te which tliey are strangers, who will have their cup of tea, or supper of relish'' and "cake," and berries and cream. A cynical individual, on reading a pathetic story in one of the papers, lately, noted in his memorandum hook as follows ; "Something whistled. Teacher calls up a big boy on suspi cion. Big boy conies up and hold out his hand, sullen and savage. No ble little boy comes manfully forward and says : "I'm tlie boy that whist led, sir,'' at the same time holding out his lund. Teacher simmers down, and lets them both off. fMeiu. Xo ble little boy thought teacher wouldn't lick him if fie told the truth, and he knew tint the big boy would if lie didn't.) Motto for railway directors Never mind passengers ; it is freight tliat makes the car-go. "Clara," asked Tom." "what ani mal dropped from the clouds?'' "The min, dear," was the reply. "Every moderate drinker could abandon the intoxicating cup if he would; every Inebriate would if he could."' John Ii. Qmigh. Let the youth who stands with a glass of liquor in his liaud, consider which he had better throw away, tlie liquor or himself. Why shoulfl a wood-cutter never be hungry t Because he can always have a chop by axing. WILLIAM DAVIDSON, REAL ESTATE DEALER, No. 01 front tttreet, Portland, Or. REAL ESTATE in UiisCITYund EAST PORTLAND, In ilie most desirable locali ties, consisting of LOTS, HALF BLOCKS, und ULOC&S, HOUSES and STORES ; also, IMPROVED FARMS, and valuable un cultivated LANDS, located 111 ALL ports o! the STATE for SALE. REAL ESTATE, and other property, purehused for correspondents, In this CITY and throughout the STATE and TERRI TORIES, with groat earn and on tho most ADVANTAGEOUS TERMS. HOfSES and STORES leased. LOANS NEGOTIATED, and CLAIMS OK ALL DE SCRIPTIONS PROMPTLY COLLECTED: and a general FINANCIAL and AGENCY BUSIN ESS transacted. AGENTS of this OFFICE, In all the CI TIES and TOWNS !n the STATE, will re ceive descriptions of FARM PROPERTY and forward the same to the above ad dress. Mvl A Great Variety Of furniture, of latest styles, at prices to suit, such as parlor sets, bed-room sets, chairs, bedsteads, bureaus, etc., at ('has. Mealcy's. All kinds of bedding manu factured ; very handsome extension tables, at San Francisco prices : lounges, sofas, very neat bools-cases with glass fronts ; a fine assortment of picture frames, cheap as dirt, and a great variety of other novelties that housekeepers have only to see to pur chase. Go to Mcaley's. SillKUOS. A. Wheeler, dealer In general merchandise. A large stock of all kinds now in store and for sale at low rates. All kinds of produce bought at highest market rates. Cash paid for Wheat, Oats, Pork, Butter, Eggs, 4c, &c r