A L & A NY REGISTER.
AN'PTINWARK.
01
iW i I i
JOHN BRIGGS,
t'uler in
R A N G E 8 .
))K, PARLOR AND 1K)X,
8 T o v E s :
Ot" Ihi' host patterns.
Al.v: TIN. SHEET IJtOS ASDC'OP. I
PEH WARE,
And tlv usual assortment of furnishinfi
goo lalu be obtained in a tin store.
Rerttirs neatly and promptly executed,
on reasonable torjws,
Kliort reckoning nkc loiigfrleiiAi,
FRONT STREET, ALBANY.
1 MM. 5, Wl
hThdwark.
W. H. KUHN & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
SHELF ASD HEAVY
H A II "WA. R E ,
Farmers' & Mechanics' Tools,
III 1I.DERV HAHDWAKE,
IRON AND STEEL,
OAK mid EMI HUBS,
HK'UORY A OAK SPOKEN,
HICKORY AXIEH,
Hardwood Lumber.
Ileiit Iiims. Shaft. Poles, e.,
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
Ml ofivhieh are now offered to the pub
lie at low rates. As we make the business
a special' v, we can and will keep a better
a-wortoUJJrt, at lower prices, than any
ii.nise ill this city.
W. It. KI HN & CO.,
Monteith tire-proof brick. First street.
Albany, June 14, 1872-4K4
DRUGS.
ii KO. F. SKTTLEMIER,
DRUGGIST,
Successor to I). W. Wakefield),
:irrlHh-K Now Building, FlrM Street,
ALBANY, OREGON.
Dealer In
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS,
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, ETC
AH articles warranted pure, and of the
Vt I'mlltv.
I'h leians prescriptions carefully com
pe, .. iid. Albauy, Oct. 17, 18W!tf
A. OAKOTllERS 4 CO.,
Dealers ln-
S'PO
4 lli:.HI( AI.S OILS, PAISTS, Y,
tMi, LAMPN, ET'.,
All the poptilar
PATENT MEDICIXES,
HJI CUTLERY, CU1AR8, TOBACCO.
MOTIONS PEBrtWEBV,
and Toilet Goods.
Particular tre,and promptness Riven
I'hyslis'prosoriptlotisand ftunlly Rec-
A. CAROTHERS & CO.
Albany, Oregon-4v5
BUSINESS UARDS.
BANKING
AND
Exchange Office,
ah.hany. okhmoji.
DBPOfHTB RECEIVED SUBJECT TO i
check at i.;lit .
luici'c-i' Hllowe 1 ontiuiiMlpiiosltsincoin. ;
Exchange on Portland, Sao Emneisco, ,
and New York, for galoot lowest rates.
Collar' ions mail and prntmitly remitted.
Roffns to H. Vt Corbott, Henry Fniliiwr,
V. s. U) Id.
Banking hour? from 8 A. M. to 4 P. M.
Albany, Feb. I, MMBvl
'.;. e. o. fomai, uevhkt,
H
SLOCATEDIN ALBA-
nr. anil has the new lit- S
rentfoh inpmtcwork.wlurli U
coimisls in hiseriiini teeth
in the month without covering; the whole
roof.ai lieretoforo. ttglvosthewearerihe
wearer the free use of the tongue to the
coof of the mouth in talking and lasting.
It is the smith Purvine patent.
Teeth extracted without imin. Plates
mended, whether broken or divided.
:tU1 ll' Hi'K - First si reel . eiist of t kin ner"s
Hank (np stairs), Allwny, Oregon, 7v4
CITY MARK JET,
I'IKNT STREET, AMIASY, OHEOX,
J. L. HARRIS,
PBOPRXBTOR,
llflLl, ENDEAVOR TO KEEP CON-
stnntly on hand a full supply of
AI-1 K1SOS OF MEA I-S,
Which will be of the very best quality.
The highest market price paid for Inures,
hogs and sheet).
Third door west of Ferry, on south side
of First street. .1. L. HARRIS.
Albnny, Dec. 15, 1S71-15v4
JOHN SCHMEER,
of.ai.ru is- -
Groceries & Provisions,
ALBANY, OREGON.
HAS JUST OPENED HIS NEW (iROCER
establishment on corner of Ellsworth
and First, streets, with a fresh stock of
Groceries, Provisions, Candies, Cigars, To
bacco, A ' to which he invites the atten
tion of our citizens.
In connection with the store he will keep
a Bakery, and will always have on hand a
full supply of fresh bread, crackers, &c.
U-t5J Call and see rac.
JOHN SCHMEER.
February' W-Mv4
TiTRXIXO - - Tl"RXIX.
t ' ti JP"fL ,
I AM PREPARED TO DO ALL KINDS
1 of turning; keep on hand and make to
order rawhide-bottomed chairs, Ac. Shop
near the Mills and Hosiery. Jefferson, Ore
gon.. Branch shop near "Magnolia Mills,"
Albanv, where orders for chairs, turning,
c, can lie left. JOHN M. METZLER.
Jefferson, Aug. 2, 1872
WM. PETERS,
MANUFACTVltEIl OF
Carriages
A Wagons.
Of Every neaerlptlon,
ALBANY, ORECSON.
MANUFACTURE? TO ORDER ANY
and all styles of
WagonN, Carriage?, Hack,
Ac., at as reasonable rates as the use of
good material and first-class work will Jus
tify. ftonnlrinsr neatly and expedit lously done
I at low rates.
I Shop on Ferry between First and Second
I streets. WM. PETERS.
A Ibany, May 10,1872 38
II. S. MAIL !
Tri-Wcekly Stage Line S
THE UNDERSIGNED is now running a
trl-weekly stage from Lebanon to Al-
hanv, earning mo v. n. mans, leaving
Lebanon everv Monday, Wednesday and
I Friday mornings, and returning, leave
I Albariv at 2 o'clock P. M. of said days.
Passengers cnlieil loriu any parr oi me
oitj All orders should be left at the St.
Charles Hotel, Albany, for passengers or
freight for Lelimion.
Packages and light freight punctually
delivered at low rates. All business en
trusted to mo will be prompUy nUendmHo.
Lebanon, Feb. 18, T2-J4V4
DUTGS. RTC.
harder in Albany
ASXEVKi: VET BEEN KNOWN, AND
no threatening of it M piv.--nt.
H
Death
Is a thing which sometime inns: befall
every son and daugutorof the liuinun fam
ily; and yet.
At the id-day,
Of your life, if disease lays his vile hands
upon von, there issiill "a balm in (Ulead,"
by which von may be restored to .perfect
bealt h, ana prolong your days ton mlracn
ious extent.
1E3:ow ?
By railing on
ft. C. HI1LL & SOX,
With a prescription, where you can have
it compounded by one experienced in thai
putt iculnr line. Also, constantly on hand
n good assortment of frcdi drugs, patent
medicines, chemicals, paints, oils, dye
stnffs, trusses, etc. Agents for the
Celebrated I'nlt Weed Kciucdy,
Or. Oregon Rlieunmtlc Cnre ; ir. 1. .liiync
S Sons' medicines, eic.
SK'nce's Positive and Megative Powders
kept '.n stock. Also agents for the
Home Shuttle Sewing Mitehlac,
One of the most useful pieces of household
furniture extant. Call and examine.
it. c. mxi. Si son.
Albany, June P), 7140x8
FOUNDRY.
ALBANY FOUNDIiY
And
Machine Shop,
A. F. CHERRY Proprietor,
ALIUNY. OREGON,
Manufactures Steam Engines,
Fionr ami Saw Hill Macliln
ery,
WOOD WORKING
And
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY)
And all kinds of
IROX AXD BB.lfcS t'ASTIXWS.
I'artienlarnttcntion iaid torepnlnns all
kinds of machinery. 4tva
STOVES, ETC.
IS. M. HARVEY & CO.,
(LATE W. H. M'FARLAND A CO.,!
Opposite the hotels,
Albany, Oregon,
STOVES, RANGES,
Fovie ami Lift Pumps,
LEAD AND IRON PIPE,
Hollow Ware,
HOI'S!'. F1'BNISII1!41 HARDWARE,
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron
Ware.
I.ABWIST STOCK IN THE VAEI.EV.
Lowest Prices Every Time.
BepRlrluir Properly Done. 40v
Notice.
O1
RBOON X CALIFORNIA RAILROAD
i vimmnr. Ijind lie:mrtiiieiit, Portland
I Oregon, April 5, 1872. Notice is hereby
given, that a vigorous prosecm cm win oc
Instituted ivfainst any and every person
who trespasses upon any Railroad Land,
bvcnttlngandremovingtimlx'rtherefi-om
liefore the same is BOl'liHT of l he Compa
ny AND PAID FOR.
All vacant Land In odd numbered sec
tions, whether surveyed or unsnrveye.d,
within a distance of thirty miles from the
line of the road, lielongs to the Company.
E R. MOORES,
2v4tf Land Agent.
w7 ASHEMUEIM,
Commissfon Merchant,
and dealer in all kinds of
GAME, POULTRY, FISH ft DAIRY PRO
DUCE, Wawhlnirton Market, Portland, Or.
.,.,. ,t stall 18 Central Market.
CSTConstenments respectfully solicited
and returns promptly niado. l'-i.
JOB WAGON.
II
AVLNC PURCHASED THE INTER
out of ti. W. Young in the
Deliver)' Riwiiicss
I nm prepared to do any and all kinds of
lobs, on short notice and with mtlck dis
patch. Terms reasonable. Packages de
livered to anv pnt of the city. HSf Look
out for the BAT TEAM and JOB WAtWN .
20v4 A. N. ARNOLD,
'Written for the Register.
OM.V A BABY HEAD.
MN-JTS St ent STKH o.N THEMtATHCF THE
INFANT Si V ' I RfV. B, U'.VISK AND
M11S. If. ;tVNr.
Only a baby dead, onlv a little flower.
Only Wroni'se-hnd is plucked, to deck
thcienvcniv iniwer ;
Many mlr (oven, beautiful and fra-
;nin'. remain,
Whv miss one little daisy, from off earth's
vast plain ?
'Twit a little coffin and ntliivform was
there :
A baby form so small, and frail, and yet
how fair ;
Ah' '!was anreclous (rem totbe mother's
ycarnlnp heart,
A priceless treasure e'en of her very lifo a
part.
Only a baby dead, mil a bright little star is
gone
To that brighter land forever to shine.
Farewell, little one, we shall liehold thy
fnee no more
Until we meet tin e on that fnr-off happy
shore.
PAflFIf OAT SKWS.
At Snn Beriwrdino. Cal., ret'ently,
Win. Hieks tried the old trick of pull
ing a gun toward him by the muzzle.
A portion of one arm is nil he will
lose.
Miss Skinner is the name of a teach
er at San Diego. Pupils fremhle for
their hides.
An ancient maiden in Oregon want
ed butter, but the kind she received
from a masculine sheep, didn't set. well.
Two San Jose lawyers got into n
row in the Court room Hie other day.
and one of them was hit with an ink
stand. His wife now claims that lie is
a Crimean hero on the ground that it
was the battle of Ink-herman.
The Good Templanat Summerville,
Union county, will build a hall the
coming Summer.
The hoodlum epidemic lias reached
Walla Walla.
Captain AY. H. Andrews lias been
appointed U. S. Commissioner for the
Walla Walla district,
A young half-breed died ot heart
disease at Olympia last Monday1.
A Walla Walla parsnip measures
26 inches in length and 18 in circum
ference. B. M.' Durell, formerly of Salem.
Oregon, is putting up a $20,000 resi
dence at Salt Lake City, where nc '
now a banker.
A $200 mule broke his neck by tumb
ling over a precipice in Baker county
the otlier day. It was thought to lie
an accident, but fear of epiziotic may
have caused that mule to hasten his
end.
Yakima county, W. T., is distress
ingly out of debt, and her scrip is
wortli its face. How long she will re.
main in this deplorable condition, is
not yet figured.
His august majesty, the Governor,
lias recently issued Xotary Public
Commissions to Stephen V. Knox, for
Umatilla county, and Hector Camp
bell, for Clackamas county. These of
ficers will enter at once upon their
high duties.
A vigilance committee of 100 mem
bers lias been organized at Shingle
Springs. Cal.. to make bad men there
behave themselves.
The epizootic made its appearance
at Gllrov, Cal.. on the 0th.
The frientls of Senator Nye, of Ne
vada, are talking about bringing him
forward as a candidate for the mission
to China.
The .-WTOMtesaysUev. Bishop Peck.
D. I)., trill preside at the next session
oi the Oregon Conference.
From tlte OngotUan we learn that
an unsuccessful attempt was made to
Are the new Central school houe in
that city on Wednesday night of last
week. The attempted perpetrator of
such a crime as that, is n good subject
to feed satftnic tires.
The Capitol Commissioners had a
contab with the Governor last week.
The Klamath Reservation has 768,
000 acres.
Delegate Garflelde lias Introduced a
bill in Congress appropriating 100,000
to be expended iu the removal of rafts,
snags ami other obstructions in Skagit,
Chenalia, Snohomish and Duwamisb
rivers' in Washington Territory.
Utah believes in railroads. About
twelve are now completed, projected
and building. About eight of them
are headed by Brigham and "Saints."
These latter fellows believe in going
fast as well as multiplying fast.
Surveyors have gone to Kittitas val
ley, Yakima county, to layoff a town.
It is thought a lively towu will spring
up there.
A fortune-teller at Walla AValla pre
dicts that that town will be in ashes
within five months. It that is so.
, what is the sense ot their wanting to
buy anotner nre engine ;
A dehfite at Dry Creek. Union coun
ty, recently, di-cui-cd the qnfotwn.
"Resolved flmt the signs of the titties
indicate the downfall of our Republic."
The argufying was powerful, but the
judges decided tip Republic wasn't to
"doiviifill." Our Democratic readers
will now rest easy.
ft was rumored In Salt Lake Cftv.
on the 7th. that the President, had de
termined as a ipatter of policy to re
move all troofts' from the .Southern
States and station them in contiguity to
Utah. Mormons were disturbed.
It Is stated a company it forming In
Washing to establish a first class ilajty
paper In Salt Lake City, ft will be 111
the Anti-Mormon interest.
A Lodge of Good Templars has been,
organized in Salt Lake Cfty, Under tlie
California jurisdiction. Rev. C. c.
Strattonnnd Mrs. Gov. Woods, well
known in Oregon, are among the char
ter members.
L. Diller has resigned the Recorder
ship of Oregon City and A. C. Bailev
has been appointed to fill the vacancy,
t The Commissioners of Marion coun
ty have appropriated $400 to pay for a
hell for the new Court House.
The printers at the Oregon City En.
tcjvUe office contributed $4 to the
Greeley Monument Fund.
A recent number of a British Colum
bia paper contains this statement!
"There is n large mountain 300 feet
high and 300 yards in diameter at the
liac at the southern end of the prai
rie, about t wenty-flve miles from Olym
pia. and scattered over the prairie for
a distance of fifteen miles are many
smaller mounds, not more than fouV
feet high and twenty or thirty In diame
ter. Many conjectures have been made
in the last twenty years as to what
could have caused so singular a forma
tion, but no one was ever curious
enough until within the last few days
to make any examination of the Inte
rior of these mounds. A few days ago
one of tiie engineers of the North Pa
cific Railroad opened one of them and
found the remains of pottery ; and a
more thorough examination of others
revealed other curious relics, evidently
the work of human hands; in fact, iii
every mound that has yet been opened,
there is some relic of a long-forgot
ten race discovered."
Kansas produces 100 babies a
week.
Locomotives are now built in
Nebraska.
Minnesota people wear hoods on
their noses this winter,
St. Albans, Yt., sent off 3,500,.
000 pounds of butter last year.
A Sacramento lunatic is appropri
ately named Luney.
When a Sacramento man gets drunk
the local papers say he Is "'largely
interested in ditch enterprises.'"
Olio carries 130,000,000 of lite
insurance.
Robert Browning is writing a new
poem.
DK. VAXCLEVE'S
GalTanic Abdominal Supporter
-AM
i ikrim: nnutxATOR.
THE MERIT OF THIS INSTRUMENT
consist principally In the supnorl if
Ives to the abdomen and uptne. The licit
Is hroad, supported by suspenders pomiiiK
over the shoulders, and kept in shape by
scll'-enemtinR(!alvanic Plates, whiehKive
it pleasant current.
The Regulator is also Galvanic ; its Can
and Nozzles are made of Silver ; it Stem, of
Copper an I Zinc. Is hollow, that tnjivtions
may be thrown through U, or into the neck
of the Cterns. It can lie si) regulated by
itstlmmlvscrewasto meet any miil-posl-tlon
of the Uterus, and is unequalled in
mcetlnir any form of foninle disease.
Price, 85. Patented August, 15, 1871, by
W. S. Van Clove, Centralis, Illinois.
Territory for Male, or will rewire
KoynltJ for Biaimlartiirr.
For State or Territorial rights to maun
fMtnre and sell on the Pacific Coast, apply
to COLL. VAX CLKVE, Albnny, Oregon