The Albany register. (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, June 07, 1872, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text.ion PRINTING. DRUGS, ETC. DRUGS, ETC. SAN FRANCISCO AGR'CULT'L TEC El ALBANY REGISTER PRINTING HOUSE WITH NEW AND FAST POWER A SI IM V 11 E S S E S. Latest and most Desirable Styles of Printing Material, U uiMloiibttHlly THE SHEBANG TO GO FOR V. liiMi you wish Posters, or Visiting Cards, Business Cards, Bill Heads, Letter Heads, Envelopes, Ball Tickets, Programmes, Labels-- Bul why partlcBkrizei when it i . rally acknowledged tlmt vc arc ON IT When it comes under the bed of To convince yourself of the truth of the above statements, yon have only to call (or send a liaud ac com)anled hy three stamps to pay return postage) when we will astonish you with the capacity of the Reg istkk office for doing Colorki) or Plain work, and the re markable ele gance exhib ited by the Boss in Corraling the stamps for the same when finished. When you have "hi," in our line, call. A hint to the sufficient Is wise as a blind kick's horse, or words to that effect. Ffiiliig 23 YSTKIIS, SAKJdNES, RED IIGKRIMi, ooaou,eie.,jiwi receivsaoy GEO. F. SETTLEMIEB, DRUGGIST, (Successor to 1). W. Wukcltcld), Pnrrinh'M Sew Building, First Ktreet, ALBANY, OltEliOJf. Healer in DRUGS AND MEDICTNES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, ETC. All art U K's warranted pnte, and of tiio iHt quality, I'lij kiaiis prescriptions carefully com-; Kiinled. Albany, Oct. 17, lsuSsltf STOVES, ETC. V. II. M'FABLAXD & CO., ; opposite t lie hotels, Albany, Oregon, SUCCESSOItS TO 0. P. TOMPKINS CO STOVES, RANGES, Force nnil Lift Pump, 1 LEAD AND IRON PIPE, ! Hollow Ware, iiorsi: 1 1 iti iii; iiakdwaiii:, Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware. l,AIMil.Vl STOCK IX THE VALI.KY. Lowest Prices Every Time. KepnlrliiK Properly Done. 40 i FRUIT TREKS. Fruit Trees, rac Vines, Ae, THE fXnKnSKIXKO IN VITUS THE 1 attention of the piliHc to his large and complete slock of APPLE, PEAK, Pl.lJf. CHERRY and other TREES. Also. (iRAPE VI KN-best in the Stale: Ornaiueiitid Tree', Shrubs, Plants, Cur rants, (iooselH'rrii s. Strawberries, Roses, rilhlin.sundHtilotfrhic.il will lie sold as low ns tlrst-elnss stock can lie afforded. Nov. IVlivt J. A. MlU.Altl). ii i inur i DO nawinaiu., N E W V I R M ! W. H. M ilS & CO. Have Just received a large and well selei-t-ed slock of HAR I) WAR E , Such as Farmers' & Mechanics' Tools, CtoxsisTixi; of AXVH.S, vices, BEL 1 lows, hammers, sledges, snws, planes, cross cut and mill saws; together with 11 large AJWORTXKXT OP IBO JT AJfD NTEEI., ; 1 Nails, springs, avles. lhiiiih!e-skclns,liolts, etc., etc., etc. A well acleeled stock or Wagon Timber, SPOKES, III Its, Bent rims, shafts, poles, hkkory axles, etc. All of which are now offered to the pnl- 11.. .. t 1..., f ... i wtt KinL-n Hi.. hnsllii'SS lie lit n.w .niv ... ..... . 11 specially, we can and will keep a lienor assortment, at lower prices, than any . . ... .1.1.. ..1 ... Mines- 111 1 lire vivj . Also receiving and opening, a large and splendid assortment of WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, Which wo offer nt reduced rates, W. H. Kl'HN CO.. Monteith flrc-proof lirtck, First street. Murch li, 70-47 c 4 is II I s s- H is '".A ml m& Hit BLANK DEEPS, X0BTUAUE8, ETv on luuid latest styles-and for sale low, at this office. XOW IS THE TIME! Is a thini.' which sometime must hcrull XClXV POO POOR TO BUY IT cvcO'son and dunghterof the human faiu A I lly ; ud yet, The Cheapest Live Newspaper on the Pacific Coast ! THE Al.rtTT-'RfifTistfi'p! "" I Ap i:iKt,(-lni;f Weekly Xewspapcr, COXTAIXfVi FORTY-EIGHT COLUMNS of matter, written and selected to meet I he wants and tastes of all varieties of 1 IK'ople. The REGISTER is printed on new j and elegant type, contains a carefully written digest of tlie news of tlic week. both local and general ; is plain and outspoken on all matters of political importance, while its columns, cotitaln a fair share of literary and miscellane ous reading, etc., etc.. making it lite most attractive paper in Oregon. The REGISTER Is ofTercd to sub- sci'lber, from now until the close of the volume, Tor the extremely low price of ONE DOLLAR, ! Which puts it within the reach of all. I ".! ?'efr,eSttl,e ! w'T 1 Imake n vigorous effort to put into the ; TiaTtds of all their neighbors, ns at the price it is the cheapest newspaper pub- ; : llslied on the Pacific coast f DRY-GOODS & GROCERIES. STORE-! NEW GOODS ! j 31ILT. BEACH I Is now opening n Selected Sloek of General merchandise, Constating of ! Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing! j GROCERIES, HARDWARE, j Crockery mid Glass Wore, ROOTN AM) Mloi, PAINTS AND OILS. K1X'.. ETC., I A XI) is OFFKRIXU THE GOODS TO j m ine luillK-HI III icesin IC-liflinnnj; nil tlietimca. All kinds of nieveliantahle produce token in exchange for isds. Come one, come nil, and examine prices, at the old stand, formerly occupied by I). Reach A Son, opposite Foster's hrick, south side First street, Allny, Oregon. 31vS lNH'ETflES AND PROVISIONS, In full J snpply.tust received by 3V4 " ,J DVIIOIS. FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! "A Nllteh In Time He Nine." UNION Fire and Marine Inmranoe Company, Xos. lis and 418 California St., SAN FUANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. Ntoekholileni Indlvldiinlly Mnble. Gash capital, in gold coin, - 7.Ki.M0 im Deposit in Oregon, WW W liOiwea promptly and equltnbly nd Jmled, and PAID IN HOLD COIN. ri'IHR COMPANY HAVING COMPLIED 1 with the laws of Oregon, hy making a deposit of fifty tlionsnnflHollRrs, Is now pivrAircd toetleet Insurance against lossor damage by lire, and also against marine and inland navigation risks, on liberal terms. til 'STAVE TOUCIIARD, Prosldent. CiIA.J), Havw, Seciotarj'- J. 0. MENDENH ALL , Af ent , Albany. Albany, hffl-U murder In Albany HA8NKVE8 TKTBKM 1 no threatening of It at I K-NOWN.AMl present. Death At the nid-dii) , Of your life, if disease lays his vile hand" upon you, thorn is -: ill "a halm in tiilcnil," hy which yon may lie restored to jierfcrt healt h. mid prolong yonr days to a miracu lous extent. How ? By calling on St. Ci HILL at SOX, With a prescription, where von can have It .'oiinxiinKi.il by one experienced in thill particular line. Also, constantly on hand a pond assortment of fresh drujrs, patent medicines, ehemlenls, mints, oils, dye stuffs, trusses, etc. Agents for the 'elebrntcd I nk Weed Remedy, ! or. Orearon ltlieiimatict'niv; Dr. D.Jiiyno j Soils' medicines, elc. i Spence's Positive and Xcsntive Powders : kept In stock. Also agents lor the Home Shuttle Hewing Machine, j i )ne of the most useful pieces of household l furniture extant. Cull and examine. it. C. Mil l. SON. I Albany, June Id, 7I-I0 S FOUNDRY. ALBANY FOUNDRY And ; ! I n c li i n e Shop, 1 A. 1 C HEKKV Proprietor, ALBANY, OREGON. : Mamifar lures Slcam Engines, Tloiir mid Saw Mill Mtu-hiii-ery, WOOD WORKING And AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY, ' Anil all kinds of IKOX AMI IIKAKS i ASTI.MiN. Particular, attention paid to repairing all kinds of machinery. 41v3 MISCELLANEOUS. C. WF-STLAKK. S, c. (itMreojrl WESTLAKE & SIMPSON, OEKEBAL COMISSIO AXI) FORWARDING MERCHANTS ! ALBANY, OKEC.OX, Have constantly 011 liaml a large and vari ed assortment of Agricultural Machinery i,i..i, HuivnAtr on the most reasonable I terms. , , . I Alio, on hand the celebrated Mitchel Wagon, Light and heavy. Art Knees made on Wrntn, Wool, and ot her approved mereluindise mnslgn ed for sale here, or for shipment to Port land or San Francisco. GRAIN and WOOL taken to store, or purchased nt the high est market price. WOOL I WOOL ! WOOL ! WANTED ! 900,000 pounds of Wool ! For which we wlfl make liberal advances, and pay the highest market price In cash. ' ft MoliRlS. Albany, Marth U-W III the Field Again. TRE ADWELL &C0. with the old standard HARVESTING MACHINES so ixipular wit h all California farmers, with all the latest improvement!, and many new ones for the harvest of 7a. The Wood' Prise Slow era and WowTa Improved KtlFKnke Ileapera. These tiiaeliinesnre indlspninlily tiik mxr in tih: would. As a barvesier, the Wood Improved Price Mower is confessedly without an eiiinl yet liefore the country. These ma chines luivc liocii improved since first In troduced, until they are now almost en tirely H neu machine. They are mode hv Walter A. Wood (1 lit- largest mainl ine! urcr of Fanning Maihinery in the world)-11 man who keeiw "up with the HmeV'and who now hulldsnnd sells over twenty-live tlioiismid of the World's Prize Mowers annually, ll led the world at the Paris Exposition, und bus found no peer Since. The Wood's Improved Prize Mower Is especially adapted to Oregon, It has a ftldlnir (Or Jointed) bar ith hand lev er, two iieels. sprinu' si'iit. und is nutdo almost entirely of mair-nlile iron, hard wood and St del. II is heavy, stromrnnd dura hie. and thoiitth COMpnct anil power ful. Is of lighter draft than (he oilier ma chines of ennal weight. It is every way Jnst the 'lower for Oregon, as every tanner will say whohasone. And itspricc tl;lfl) Is from in to til least linn Isasfeodfnr nn inferior inttehlne. Eanners, will jou pay that dinerence? investigate lieiorc voit buv, and soi If you are getting any ihlng tor that ( jfrnwt! rm- It . proilt, lis 110 Mower costs more to build than does Wood's, Send torn pamphlet before hny Ing. "Buy Hie BtMl." Uny the Wood's Improved I'rlce Jlower I We oiler also the GENUINE MAINE'S HEADERS, from 10 to n few cut, Improved by Waller A. Wood, having not . only all the advant ogesoTtheold Illinois miuhine.but Wood's Imiirovcmeilts, and also Iroaue'a Adjust able Keel. EiTNo other Header has these improve ments, and no otlter parties sell them. Thev are made cs"Cially for this coast, by Wood, at Hooslck Fall, X. Y. The Klrby Scir-Rakc Rcnper and Mower. Tlns' machines are too well known to need descrlnl inn. Also the "KIRBY CLIP PER MOWER" price 175-tlic cheapest and for inony purposes the Ix'st In the market, ALL SIZES' rvV' " i.j,j-w m rUATREADWELLACO "The Hin lley" Is the perfection of the Por.nble Engine. As a Threshing Engine they have long led all others, until now scarcely nuy other Is to be found. Taken with the Russell's Thresher, (IMPROVED) they make the most complete set of thresh- In;; nmihiueiv in 1 lie norm, "ineuiis scll," as improved, cannot 1h eiiualled in the country. We are sole agents fort lie sale of these celebrated tlireshersjind have liatl them built expressly for this coast. Ask any funnel' who ha a Russell Thresh er. "hat he Ihinksof It. Met'ornilcU's Heapcr, .tone's Plow. WiiKons, Header Trucks, HiiMiell and Planet Horse Powers, Hay Presses, I'orhii, SieytlMH. Kuntlirs, fnltlvalors, dr., A;e. Ae. Sludebuker Farm Wagon, Ilhueti Ilorac Rakes, A new lot of several car loads, just rceclv w with also every description of Farming Implements nulla fresh stock of HARDWARE. HOPE, NAILS, MINING GOODS, MILLIWEN'S and FARMER'S , MACHINERY & FINDINGS. (SCTPleaso send for circulars and prices. , TREjIDWKLL & CO., Market, j Knn 1 ,,!,.. Head of Front St. ( V. B. Comstoek Co., Agent, ALBANY, OBKUOS. April lD-Slnit I Important to Ncrebants. 1 Urent Uidnetlou In Candles! I N CONSEWKNCK OF A IIKOUNE IN the Driii' of lugara the undersigned, jiropneiorsoi uiv Portland landy Mamiraetory, have made a corresponding reduction in ' the price of candles, amounting from 4 to : 5 cents per pound. All candles sold by ns are warranted to be manufactured from Bauble Kellncd Siinjiir. A fall assorrtnent of all kinds of nitts eonstantlv on hand, ami sold at a small ad- , vnnce on San Francisco price's. orders from the coiintry promptly fit-! tended to. AUK IlKlil'XF. No. 107 Fli-st-st., opposite Posiomce, nseml Portland, Oregon. WT fiuliscrllK-rs finding an X after their names are Informed that their subscription expires with that number, and they are in vited to renew It. Ternis-ttperaiinnin, In advance: six mom lis, W; three months, (1, fcjT lgnl tenders received at par from subscribers in the Kastern States. The Bishops of the M. E. C'lltiltOli. Bishop Morris, senior bish op oftlie Methodist Kpiscopal Cbnrcli, was liorn April 2Sth, 17".H, and was eomequentl; on Snntlay last clsijt.v two years oi age. He entered the Itinerant ministry in the Ohio Confer ence In mil. Me was elected and or- ! tlalned blshoninlsiW, at the ( jcnera I I (inference in Cincinnati. Ho law not j lioeii able to neifortn full epUoornl ser- vice for several years past.. Bishop .lanes", now senloi eflW-tivc I bishop, was Imrn April 27, 1S07, and i is conseniientlv sixtv-tlve vears of aire. He entered the itinerant ministry In the Philadelphia Conference hi 1H.'W, and was elected mid ordained bishop at the General Conference held in Xew York in lf44. He luts constant ly been in laliors alUIKlullt, rind gives gooil iirotnise of roiiderinj; the CIVoitIi many additional years of effieiert sef viee. Bishop Scott was bom in 101, und is now seventy yean of age. He joined the riiiladelphia Conference i:i 1S20, and was elected and ordained bishop by the General Conference, which met in Boston In 18.r2. He lut perfbrmetl efrleieut service, nttcnditig nil the conferences assigned, iuoltuling those of the Southwest, until the re cent session of the Indiana Conference, wlon he was suddenly prostrated by severe and repeated nasal ueraorrhage, During his entire episcopacy be Gas failed to attend onlv three of " his con ference sessions, ami these were ibela-t three assigned Mm. Bishop .Simpson was born June 10, 1810, and Is now nearly sixty-two years of age. He entered (he Pitts burg Conference in 1K43, and w;is elected and ordained bishop at the General Conference which met in Bo ton in 852. During a portion of last year he was so prostrated as a roeiilt of his severe episcopal and ministerial labors as to be compelled to desisi for several weeks from fidl service, and great anxiety was felt throughout the Church lest his invaluable life might be approaching its close. Re-t, however, restored Inm to comparative health, greatly to tlie joy of the who.'e Church. Bishop Ames wns born Maivh 30. 180i, and is now a little over sixty-six years of age. He entered the Illinois Conference in lSStl. and along with Bishop Scott, Simpson and linker wius elected and ordained bishop at the General Conference held in Boston in 1H52. From the first Bishop Ames lias been blessed with a vigorous and powerful physical constitution, which lias enabled him to endure successfully the great wear and tear of his multi plied official duties. His thousands of friends will he glad to learn that he comes to the General Conference ill apparently good physical condition, as well as in excellent mental cheer. Dnil'j Clvtidtttn Ailcocutt Be Sensible. Do not lie above your business. He who turns up hi nose at his work quarrels with ids bread and butter. He is a (wor smith who is afraid ot his own spark ; there's gome discomfort in all trades except chimney sweeping. H gallon give tip going to sea because of the wet. If bakers left off baking bread because i: is hot.if plowmen would not plow lie- cause of cold, and tailors would not make our clothes for fear of pricking their lingers, what a pass we would come to. Nonsense, my fine felloe., there's no shame about any honest calling ; don't be afraid of soiling your hands) there's plenty of soap to be laid. AH trades are good to good trader-. Lucifer matches pay well if you tell enough of them. You cannot get, honey if you arc frightened at bee-, nor plant corn if you are afraid to get mud on your boots. When liars of iron melt under the south wind, when voil can dig the llelds with toothpLks. blow ships along with a fan, manure the crops with lavcndar water, and grow plum cakes in flower pots there will Ik' a line time for dandies, but until the millenluni comes we shall all have a deal to put up with. i - A SBIJF Made Man. Henry Clew-, the well known ludd headed banket', who always prides himself on being a self made man, during a recent talk with Mr. Travel's, had occasion to re mark tliat he was the architect of his own dosthiy that he was a self made man. " -w-what d-did yon s-say, Mr. Clews P " asked Mr. Travcrs. "I say with pride, Mr. Trovers, tluit I am a self-made man that I tnat'o myself-' "Hold, H-henry," inter rupted Mr. Travel-?, as he dropped his Partaga, " w-whlle you were making y-yourself, why d-did-didn't you, put some more h-liair on the top of y-ypur b-head ? " Mr. Clews has since invest ed seVenty-flve cents in a wig. The New York Tribune remarks that the latest method ot metropolitan thieves is to pick pockets at funerals, where persons are naturally least on their guard against such depredation-. A day or two ago, at a funeral uptown, three of the pall-bearers, while carry lug the cofHn from the house to the hearse, were robbed of their watches in t he most adroit and mysterious man ner. In some Instances, where funer als are large, i)Heemen are Stationed at the door of the lauiily residence to prevent the entrance of well-known cut-purses. An Knglish writer advises j'omig ladies to look favorably upon those en gaged in agricultural 'pursuits, giving as a reason that their mother Eve mar ried a gardener. He forgot to add. however, that the gardener lost Ms situation in consequence of the match. As a wife was lioldiug her husband's aching head in her bands one morning; slic asked : " Are man and his wite one ? " "I suppose so, " said the hus band. " Then," rejoiued the wife, "I came home drunk last night, and ought to be ashamed of myself." vvsuu.