WiUUS, KTC.
JOB MINTING.
DRUGS, KTC.
SAN l-'JAXCISCO- AGRICULT'L
TUB
ALBANY REGISTER
PRINTING HOUSE
WITH XKW AND FAST
FOWIlIt AXI IIAMD
P 11 E S S ES,.5fff
Latest ami most Desirable
Styles of
Printing
Material?
is undoubtedly
THE SHEBANG
TO GO FOR
When you wish
Postero, or
Visiting Cards,
Business Cards,
Bill Heads,
Letter Heads,
Envelopes,
Ball Tickets,
Programmes,
Labels
iint why particularize, wlien it Is gefl
erally acknowledged lliat we are
ON IT
When it come under die he! of
To convince yourself of the truth of
tatements. von luve
. Ilie ahovi
only to ("ill (or send a hand se
oompanled hy three stamps to
pay return iwstaffe; when
we will astonish you With
the capacity of the Reg
IM'KR offlea for doing
COLOItED or Plain
Avork, and the re
inarkahle ele
gance exhib
ited hy the
' Bass in
'orraling the stamps fur the same
when finished. When you have
"biz" In our line, call, A hint to
tlie sufficient is wise as
a Wind kick's horse, or
words to tliat effect
1 o
OVs'I'UMOSAiatlSIBiTriSIVrlKRRINU,
MNMMi,oteAJiuit recolodby '
3W
EO. F. SETTLEMIER,
DRUGGIST,
(Successor to I). W. Wukoilcid),
Pan-lsli'M Sew ItolldiiiK. I'l ml Street,
AI.ISANT, OREGON.
Denier In
iiu'GsA'MEiixr:s.
CHEMICALS,
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, KTC.
Ail articles warranted pure, and o( the
best qiifill fy.
Physicians pKssfflptlbn carefully com
pounded. Albany, Oct. 17. l&flssitl
STOVK8, KTU.
W. II. MT VSIL VM) & CO.,
Opposite Hie hotels,
Albany, Oregon,
SUCCESSORS TO 0. 1'. TOMPKINS ft 00.
STOVES, RANGES,
Force nod Li II Pumps,
LEAD AND IRON PIPE,
IIollow "War,
ITOVKE ri BMSIIIM) IIAItDWABF..
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron
W.-.rc.
I.AIMilXI STOCK ISi THE VALLEY
Lowest Prices Every Time.
Rcnlriiiu S'roperly Itonc. Wr!
I'll (IT TREKS.
IY:ilt Tree, Oraipe Vines, &e.
rpilK I NliKltslilNKU IXV1TES THE
1 attention of the yi'bllc to Irtslnrgeihid I
Cfiuipletc slock of
APPLE,
PEAK,
IM.TM.
IUIERRY
mid other TREKS. ,
Also. DRAPE VI ES lssl in Ihe state;
Ornanieutiil Trees, fShru'is, Plantft, I'ur- j
rants, l,ooselierrh j, Strawlierrios, Roses, I
Palilins and Bftlhj vviilch will he sold ns!
low as tl i"si-elass stock can lie attorded.
.N'nv.''VI'v4 .1. A. MILLARD. ;
li AROW ARK.
NEW FIRM:
W. 85. Etl'E" A ( O.
Have usl rwelved a liusrennd well I
ed stock of
sleet-
HARDWARE
Such M
Farmers' & Mechanics' Tools,
c
tONslsTINt; or AN VII A VICES. REU;
lows, hammers, sledges, siiws, jilnnes,
-s mi iiiul mill saws; together with a
large
ASMIRTMEVr OV IIMIX AMI STFEL.
Nails, springs, axh
i, thimble
etc., etc.
A well selected slock of
Wagon Timber,
spok.:;s, 111:3s,
Bent rims, shafts, poles, hickory nxlos, etc.
All of which are now offered to the null.
Iletlt low mtcs. As we niul.e the inisfnesK
In specialty, wo can nml will keen a better
assonnieiu, 111 lower prices, than anv
house in ihiscilv.
Also receiving and opening, u large ami
splendid assort 111011I of
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
Which we oiler at reduced rates.
W. II. KIT HM I'O.,
Montelth SiT-pniof brick, Clrni street.
March U, 7(W7
TJItnWM!I), UiHUMiAuEB, ETP.,t
D on Inuid latest styles andTr lulW'
IWllC,t'!SloW,fttthlsoknl I
OH IS THE TIME !
NONE TOO POOH TO BIT IT
The Cheapest Live
Newspaper on the
Pacific Coast !
TSCE3
Albany EegisterL,:;:r
v i Suns me(ik'iiHM. etc.
An Elifht-PBtfe Meekly NewnpniMr,
CONTAINING
FORTY-EIGHT COLUMNS
of mutter, written anil selected to meet
tin; wants ami tastes of all varieties of
people.
The REGISTER is printed on new
ami elegant type, contains a carefully
written digest of the news ol'llie week.
Imlli local ami general ; Is plain anil
outspoken on all matters of political
iuipoi'tnnee, while its columns contain
a t'air share of literary ami miscellane
ous reading, etc., etc., making It the
most attractive, paper in Oregon.
The REGISTER U offered to sub
serihors, from now until liie close of
the volume.
For the extremely low price of
n rtrLvra,
I 'oi l, Ait J in vL
Which puts it within Hie reach of all.
M'ill not the friends of the Reoistkr
I make a vigorous eflbrl to pul into Ihe
: haiels of all their neigltliors, as at the
I price it is the cheapest newspaper pul-
lished on the Pacific coast Y
1KV-W00I)S A- OROCEttlES.
NEW STORE !
NEW GOODS !
J. SUt.T. BEACH
! now oppnlpg il
Selected pHoeU of iikiicrai
itloroliaiidUc,
' I'nu-isliujf of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Clotliing!
GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
rot ary !.- iai ware,
Bttors AMI MiOEtt,
P WNTS ANU OILS, ETC., ETC,
V IhepubliuatpricesconxpoiHtiiigwlth
the limes.
All kinds of tnereh:u:lahlcirodiicc tnken
in exchange for good&
Come one. eome all, and exninine piieen, j
nt 1 in' old stand. forniorly occupied hy l. i
lli'in h A Sou, opposite Foster's hrlck,sonllt
sldct'lrst Blroet, Albany, Oregon, 31 v3 I
GROCERIES AXP PROVISIONS, hi lul
J suiaiiv . in t received hy
lupois
FIRE J SIRE! FIRE!
" A Sitltch In Time Jinvcs Nine."
IT TV I O X
Fire and Marine Insurance Company,
os. 410 and 118 California St..
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
Stockholders Iiidlvkliinlly I.inlile.
( ash capital, in gold coin,
Dopostt in Oregon, - - -
J7.-in.ono en
50,000 Oil
Losses promptly nml equitably ad
justed, mill
PAID IN (lOI.f) COIN.
fl'llis COMPANY HAVING COMPLIED
I w ilh lie1 laws ol Oregon, hy making a
Vm.sil ol tiftv thousnnil dollars, is now
prepared toeifrct Insnnineengiiinstioflsor
dnniafte hv fli'e, and also against ninrlno
mid inland navigation risks, on liberal
'""ci stave Toi'ciiARD, rVe2tmt,
chas. D. aAvra.wcrwar.
mi-wnT'N IT A T T Airnnt ATfeanv
CiMEIfDENHALL.AseMAIMny
Ainpiii, is7t-is
Murder In .1 litany
HASXHVER YET IIKKX KNOWN1, AVI)
no ikreatwlag of it at present.
Death
Is n thing sliich sometime must Is'fnll
every mil and daughter ol the iiuiiiaii lam
i II)' ; and jet,
At (he Mhl-tlay,
Of your lit''1, it disease lays Ills vile hntnls
upon yon, then' "ii balm in cileiel,"
by which you may he restored fii tx-raHl
health, ami prolong your days toil niirseu
tl lllr exlellt.
How ?
By calling on
R. C. HILL SOX,
Willi n prescription, whore von can hnvq
It compounded hy One cxiiei'io'ticed in thai
particular line. Aisn, cousiantiy on lmn I
.i -mi l a ortnn in '! fr. -li .trugs, put, el
uicdtctno, cliciutfltls, pntntw, oils, dye
Stuffs, trusses, utc Agents for Hie
WmmI Item tiy.
un; IrVT Jnvnc
i ftpnwM NwlHvc ami V(jyaf1vo PbwUirs
kept in mock, Alnointi fortlw
Home Shuttle Sewing .Vfncliliie,
One of the most useful pieces of household
furnlturo oxtaut, Culland examine.
It. 0. 1III.1. A suN.
Alhanv. .Inne III. 7t40Y8
FULNDliV.
ALBANY FOUNDRY
I
And
I a c li i ii e Shop,
A. F.CIIEKRY ProitritUti-,
ALBANY, OREGON,
Waiiiii'aclun s Strain Kngiiics,
rioiir itiid Saw Will OTufhid
ery, WOOD WORKING
And
AQRfCULTUHALMACHINERY,
And all kinds of
llto AS It IIHANN t'ASTIViSi.
Particular Attention paid to rppatrintr all
kindsot lunehinerj'.
41v.i
MISCELLANEOUS.
c. m. ( AitTwr.mitT. e. westi.akk.
a. 11. Mounts.
CARTWRIGIIT,
1 WESTLAKE
, MORRIS,
Q E X KRAI. CO M IISSS O.V
ANU
FCRWARDSr.C
MEECHAOTS !
ALBWV, ORF.OOX,
Have constantly on hnrtu a large and varl
cil 'assortiuent of
Agricultural
Machinery.
which they oiler on the mosl rensoiudile
terms.
Also. 011 hand Ihe celelunied
MitcM Wagon,
I I:. In and heavy.
Advances made oil UmlUl Wool,
and 01 her improved merchandise consign
ed for snle here, or for htplUCIIt to Port
laud or 81111 Francisco,
CHAIN and WOOL
Taken In store, or purchased at the high
est market price,
WOOL ! WOOL !
WOOL .' j
. 500,000 iNtunds of Wttol
For which we will make liberal artvtnices.
and pay the highest imucket nrloo in cash.
(AimvTtrcrrt,1
WKritLAKK '
Allmny, March Ht H $i?0S
In the Field Again.
TREADWELL&CO.
with the old standard
HARVESTING MACHINE8
so popular ullli nil I'nllfonilu farmers,
Willi "II the Intent Improvement, nml
miUJy new ones tor the harvest of 74.
Tlie Wood's Prize Mowers
mil Woods Improved fe'ir-Knke
Reaper.
,'l'hcse machines nre indisputably
THE MEWf IN TUB Wttltl.lt.
As n harvester, the Wood's Improve!
PrUe Mower is confessedly without mi
eipiul yet twfore the country. These inn
rlihiesliavelieini Improved since first In
tro dm cil, null! ihcy me now almost en
lively n new Dinehiue. They are made
b Wiiltcr A. Wood (the largest miinn-fii'iiuiM-
of farming Moehiiiery: in Ue
world)- ii limn who keens "up with the
times," iuhI w ho now builds and sells over
twcuty-llvc tlioiiniiud of the world's
I'rize Mowers an lUuilly. II led the world
nt tin Pi,y IMInHI"'"! I1"' ta'Sf'iund ini
' The World's Improved PrUsC Mnivrr is
cspueiidly adaptei) to oreKpo, li litis u
i'oldlti);' or jointed! Inr with linud lev
er, two nJeln, sjirinu' seutjand ismHde
iihnosi eutlrisly of mnllonlile lron,ltard
wood mid steel. It 1-lienv.v.Mtroiiirnnil
iliirnbltt, n ud I hoiiKh compact and power
ful, i.-iil UKliterdnih than Ihe other mii
clilnes ol eituol weiirlit. it Is e eiy way
jiisi Use mower lor Oregon, as every
farmer will say who has one. And its price
lli!! is t'rom fi'i Hi S4t less i linn Is asked lor
mi Inferior innelillle. Inriuel's, w ill you
pay that dlil.Tcwe- luvustWivtu DBtore
Mill i'i' , anil -ee il villi lire euiui; inn
!,h:N;;i;::::'I.;,o:;,!:u ,, inuamillZ!:
wool's, send for., pamphlet Mire hoy-
"SEfH till' Utt'Sl.'
Buy the Wood s Improved
Mower !
We oiler also ihe
rlie
GENUINE NAME'S HEADERS,
front l11 to li feci cut. improved hy Walter
A. Wood, hill in': not only riB the' ndvimt
iiKesofi he old Illinois nuii lilne, bin Wisal's
Impinvcmeiits, and also lloniie's Adjosl
able Keel.
K v' Soother (IeiidcrhttS these Improve
ments, and no otliuj' parlies sell thcin.
They me micli! e-icitti-!lv lor this const, hy
Wiioil, ai Uooslvk full, S. V.
Ti'te Kirby Scll-Ilakc Reaper
Mild Mdwet.
These le'iehiucs are tun well Known in
needdes, rinll.in. Alsoll lvlllllVCl.il'-
I'l.li MOWER" price ttt I ha ehcafwal
and Inv inaiiy rnil)OSM the hest in the
ALL hf.lH
KC'ADLEY'S PORTABLE
g
TUKAnWELL A co., sole Agents.
-Tie llead!ey"is the perfeetlon nt the
Poiinliln luiL'ine. As a TliiDsllhut EiiKlae
! they have loim led ail others, until now
j sciireelv nn other Is to Is1 found.
Taken wuh I he
Russell's Thresher,
(IMPKOVEf)
they intike die most complete set of thresh
iiht machiner in the world, "TheRu.
sell, "as iiupmYed, cannot he equalled in
the eomitrv. We nre sole tiirents Ibr the
sale of these wielmtlnd thnwhtriuittil have
had tticiii iniiit expressly lor tJtfsconst,
Ask nnv Inriner who has ll Russell Thresh
er, what he thlnka of it.
HcCoriillCk'n lti'iiper, Jonfs Plows.
Vt'nxons. Iteiider 1'rnelis, Eti:s-,i-;j
HiHi Planet Horse Powers. liny
Prenncn, l orks. Sej tlies, Sniiiie,
t'nlttVHtorn, Ac.. Ac. Ac.
mndrhiiler Farm Wajfons,
ICuifit lluisc Dtalit-s,
A new
il I ; w
i or -i
car lends, ust rts
description of
Farming Srnplernents
fimlii frt'-li stwk tt"
IIAKDWABB.
ROPE, NAILS, MINING GOODS,
KIUIIIEN'S and FARMER'S
MACHINERY & FINDINGS. ,
sis'- please st ud for circulars mid nriees. 1
TREAD WELL ft CO.,
Mlllit4T I
Head of Eiiint St. i
AnrUliiatail
Sim rrmiclseo,
gKWINU MaCHINEH.
TIM CF.LF.llRATED
Biiek Eye Senilis Machine,
Price t!i without table,
Fivc 2E3:"ia.23.clioc3l
SOLD IN OREGON I
For the Year 1871 !
No Family can ACbr-I to be
Without One.
The see s of Ihe IICCKEVE nnt
without livol on Ihto oonst. HitiMtnli
who now nsc theni pwiuouni thetu to Is)
unequallcit forl'atniWue.
i:vi:l!V MACHINE WARRANTED.
1 he III! K r.l I'. Uta.es I e 1 .1 Mi, -si lull,.
hJV, I no ravel Tl.ev arc s,nlennd
which w ill in" ravel. Thev inv siinpieauu
durnhle, and have less uiauiimeryiunuiuty
uiei v intiuuei
less liable to
other "machine, thorcfon
, get oui 01
AWKXTf WAXTEO,
To s.II the 111 i lvEVE, the Is'st and only 1
l .nM.rl.'ed maehine lhal has any merit,
low-priced t
pan of thecoast
I
Machines slih'pc'l toany
upon lTisdpl of price.
For further particulars enquire or ad-,
dre
M. PEARSON CiiU.......!
Gen. Agents for Pacillc t'oast. grOUIKI.
1
frit" Snliscrlls'rs flndhi!? an X sftrr their
namesare Informed tlil t helrsnlwerlptinn
expires wilh thai mtmlnf. add they nre In
vited to renew it. Terms (ftgieriiiiniiin.
in advance; six months, J2; Hint' months.
'
Bnr LSjKnl temlers reeelred nt par from
Siibecrlliers in Ihe Knsiern stales.
t'ontnmlnntlon of 1'olitleM.
The moat dangerous element in
American politics to-day, is that
mercenary and depraved spirit,wliicli
in its treatment of opjxineuts, indul
ges in the vilest slander and malig
nity. The press and the stump arc
olien subsidized to these purposes.
Political opponents arc treated by
these as bitterest enemies. Their
political record is not only traduced
and held up in the most distorted
light, but their private eliaraetet
and life are subjected to the sever,
est misinterpretations ami slanders.
Their families, too, mid intimate
friends, because of these relations.
1 ait) dragged with all of their private
i i'tidvsts, rendered unnatural and
j fels0 traduction bro the eyes
i of a greedy public to Ik' gloated
over and made punh.c property ol.
No wonder that noble, higb-miiided
mull, often shrink buck from the
slime, and scurrility, and abuse, and
traduction of the political arena.
No wonder they look upon politics
as a "dirty pool," and professional
politicians as men whose motives
are entirely scllish and jprcenary
High minded, lionorable, sensitive
men, can not do otherwise, and do
justice to their feelings, than shrink
back from running die gauntlet of
such contamination, In consequence
jjofthis, but Few, in comparison, of
our citizens, are elected to
! office. Deniactosfttes arc the rule in
office, and patriots the exception.
The press of the country is the mosl
largely responsible for this, being
the medium through which politi
cal knowledge and animus is im
parted to the minds of the people,
l and through its inlluei ce alone can
I a remedy be secured. If the press
I would confine its criticisms to the
political opinions and acts of mo!,
j and leave, their private i iterests
1 alone, a !Tcat change (br the better
would at once is) wrought. If it
wou'd go still farther, and place
j itself di a platform of fair and hon
orable criticism of political princi
I pies and record, a most glorious step
! in the direction of purifying politics
' from tlie dregs of pollution which
now corrupt it, would have been
taken. The best of men would not
then shrink from it. The brightest
luster (if mind, the purest patriot
ism, the most exalted worth, would
drift unerringly upon the tide of
public pre'ereiice into the official
positions of the land.
I hit so longas public journals con.
I thine to uphold the acts ot dema
gogues and unprincipled men ; so
' longas opponents are subjected to
I the vilest of slanders and the mosl
, malignant traductions of public and
j private character ; so long as u,i
1 fairness, distortion, misreprosonta.
! tionand falsehood continue as char
! acteristics of American political
journalism, polities can but remain
degraded.
Demoernry (tpiiesed loLnml Urmits
tor HntlronilH.
The following is fhi
liich was struck out
resolution
III .111 tic
draft of the Democratic platform af
the Dalles:
iVWc, :', That wo are in favor
of granting reasonable aid lid- tic
construction of railroads in this
State,
In accordance with the spirif
this resolution, Burnett, in his
svccii at Purl 'and, opposed tic
whole system of land grants for
railroads, declaring that all of
the public domain might to have
lieen reserved fir the people, aid
. . 1. .. . . .
.
W38 Opposed 1.)
iu uuiuig auj iiiuic
, . , . ,
grants nnt'le. iiiruett, 111 Ins de-
. bate with Wilson here last week,
denied that ho had taken that po
sition; but Wilson proved it on
, . . ,
'"in, and the above
re-olution
which was stricken from the draft
of the platform, shows that the iiai -
,y 0 tekillg t),nt