The Albany register. (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, March 21, 1873, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextI ALBANY REGISTER. BUSINESS HARDS. I RUGS. ETC. i?ASH FACTORY. STOVES ANDTINWARB. THE OLD STOVE DEPOT. M nvilvr in Afliuuiy i n ASNKVKU YKTBEEN KNOWN, and JOHN CONNER, BUILDERS. ATTENTION ! BANKING Death I ; ii thing which sometime tnwi befell overyson mid Oaughierof the human dua lly ; and vet. SASH, BLIND, AND DOOR FACTORY. JOHN BRIGGS, AM) Exchange Office, aljsasy, oi:i:;os. YEP0SITS RECEIVED SUBJECT TO. I i cheek al -Iul.t. Interest allowed on i Imp deposit? in coin. Exchange on Pprtjan I. mh Francisco, and Sew Vprk, for saw al lowest rules. i 'oii.v. iotw mndi and promptly remitted! Refers H, W. Cofbett, Henry falling, W. s ivl I. Banking hours from s a. m. to 4 1". M. Albany, Feb. l. Ittn-!v8 Something New in EienJislry. lt. K. O. SMI t il. DENTIST. XX ii v. mill litis the new in- veutioi in plaicWork.which QjffiX consists in insertim.' teeth -LL in tin' month without covering the whole roof, as heretofore, ifglvesthe wearerfho wearer t ho free use of tli" tongnu to the mofofthc ui'outh in talking and tasting, it is tin' Smith & Pnrvlne patent. Teeth extracted witlront ;nin. Plates mended, whether broken or divided. (jgrovvxcr. Flratstrect.easi ofConiierti iiank (up stairs), Ainany, oieicm ?vf C I T Y M A R K K T , MUST STREET, AI.BASY, OlIHUOX, J. L. HARRIS, PROPRIETOR, lirn.l, ENDEAVOR TO K EBP OOX- stantlyon limutft full supply of Vl. I. KIND OF HKATN, Which will bo of the very best quality. The highest market prion paid for beeves, hogs Hint sheep. Third door west of Perry, On south side of First street. J. L, HAHltls. Allmny, Dec. tf. 1871-llivt JOHN SCHMEER, 1IKALKH IN Groceries & Provisions, albany, Oregon. HAS JUST OPENED HIS SEW GROCER establishment on corner of Ellsworth and First streets, with a fresh -to,!, of Groceries, Provisions, Candles, Cigars, To htwioo, Atvto which he invites the atten 1 ion of our citizens. In connection with the store he will keep it Ilakorv, and will always have on hum! a lull supply of fresh bread, crackers, Ac. SIT Call and see me. JOHN" SCHMKER. February U'-'iivi TURNING - - TCRXiXW. I AM PREPARED TO ! Alt KIM S I of turning, keep on hand and mnko to ' order ruwhtitc-liettomod chairs, c. Rhop near the Mlhsand Hosiery, ifetwmn. Ore. iron. Braneh shou u nr Mu r-mnin Mflis" I Albany, whertforflers for i hai'-s. turning, Ac, can he led. JOHN M.METZLEK. iotferson, Ang. PETERS &SPEEOEL, MANCFACTUUER8 OF Carriages & Wagons, Ot Every Description, ILBASY, OREGON. M ASrFACTITRE TO ORHEH ANY and all styles of Waffom, Ciirriages, Ilticko, Ac, nl as reasonable rates as the use of good material and flrst-class work win Jus- ' Rewiring neatly and expeditiously done at low rates. slum on Ferry lietwoen First and Second slrects, PETERS Sl'KIDEL. Albany, March 7, 187S'S7 V. S. MAIL I TrMVeekly Statrc Line ! TIIK UNDERSKiNED Is now funning 8 tfl-weekly stase from Lebanon to Al liunv.cavrviiig the V. 8. Malls, leavimt Loimnon every Monday, Wednesday and Frldav mornings, anil reluming, leave Albany at 2 o'clock P. M. of said days. I'lisscnutei'sealledfnrln any part of the cltv. All orders should lie left at the St. Charles Hotel, Alliaay, for passengers or freight for Lolsinon. Packages and light freight punctually delivered at low rates. All business en trusted to mo wUl be promptly JnA,pJAt0, Lebanon, Feb. 16, TMtvi At tin 3Iidday, (;t vo-ir life, it disease toys bis vile hands ni k'hi von, then- is still "i balm In (ilcad,'n ly which you may be restore I o ;vr!.vt health, and prolong your flay ' niiraun- Ions OXtlUlt. How ? By tailing on K. tL HILL ft SOS, With a preseTlotion, wheit) yon can have i- compounded by one experienced In that particular line; Also, constantly on hand a good assortment Of frosh drugs, patent medicines, chemicals, paints, oils, dye St nil's. I cusses, etc. Agents for the t'eIehrntv-4 I nk Weed Remedy, Or.Ohwfon Rheumatic Curat Dr. D.Jayne A Sins medicines, otc. Spencc's Positive and Negative Powders kept in s;K k. Also agents for the Home Shuttle Sewing Machine, One of the most useful pieces of household furniture extant. Calland examine. It. I . llll.l. A SOX. Albany, Jnno 10, 71-tOv3 FoUXliKY. ALBANY FOUNDRY And Machine Shop, A. F. CHERRY Proprietor, ALBANY, OREGON, Manufactures Steam Engines, Flour und Saw Hill Mactiln- try, WOOD WORKING And AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY, And al! kinds of IlllOJt ASI) BK.AVS t'ASTDIGS. t Piirtienlar attention wild toreimirinifnll kinds of machhiery. flv-i STOVES, ETC. M. W. HARVEY & CO., (l.ATE W. H. JPFAttLAND & CO..) Oitpngltothc liotels, Albany, Oregon, STOVES, RANGES, fierce ntit' I Ail Pumps, LEAD AND IRON PIPE, 33!allo"W Ware, crorsK rvRxismsti hakdwark, Tin, Copper :nd Sheet Iron ' Ware. LAIMJIvKT S1WK IS Tlffi' VAI.IJEY. Lowest Prices Every Time. The standard remedy for 'nuglis. I. Iliicuan. Sn' J'ftrwrt, Wlmpping Owih, Crimp, Li't'T Qmivldhit, lti ncMi, IB tiling of ih'- l.unia, and every ntVeetion of the tliroat. Lungs and Chwt, including Cox- KIMI'TION. Whttwr'M Balsam of Wild Cherry does not dry up a Cough, but loosens if , clennse'i the' lnngs.and allays irritation, thus r miivinr fi wi. of the coniijlilint. None irennlne unless signed 1. Bi rrs. Prepnrod by Skth W. Fowi.k ft Sons, Bs ton. Sild by BtDIXOTOK, IIoSTKTTUt ft Co., Sun Francisco, and by dealers gon orally. 16v5y ffi KtnSOA P01, l'n'' Awnts wanted! All 3pilU3p5v classtts of working people, of either sex, young or old, make more mon ey at work for us In their spare moments, or all the time, than at anything else. Par ticulars free. Address (i, Stinson A Co., Portland, Maine. Uyl : Repairing Propei'Iy Done. 4flv2 S.II. ALTIIOVSF. J. P. BAOKKNSTO. w. tasKkvu. ALTHOCSE & CO., 14'on Street, on ihe River Bunk, ALBAS V, OREGON, Keep on hand a full assortment, and are prepared to FURNISH TO ORDER, Ioors SukIi, Blinds anl Moldings, Such at t 'HOWS. I'ASEI,, BAND A SEtTIOS SOLD, Of all sizes. WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES, Flooriiij;,, hiding, -And- AU other klmlsoriliiilrii'iii; Material ALSO: PliKPARED TO DO MILL l work, furnish shaker fans, zitfznff shakers, suction funs, drh ing pulleys of anykind,nt our tiu'tory on Lyon street ;on the river hank', next' below Markliam's wurclionsc. Al.TIIOl'SK CO. Allium-, Feb. 10, 18ti!sl4 MEDICINES. TRY THE MOUNTAIN BALM COCGII miXTFRE. W. H. PARKER. OF JACKSONVILLE, OREGOX, HAS discovered a remedy, composed of the Extract from Mountain Bahn, which grows in Jackson Connty, and other Vegetable ingredients, which' has enabled him to i n in i -)i the afflicted with a purely vege table a perfectly harmless, and yet the .Won! roucrl'iil I.ung Remedy ever discovered. It is good for Coughs, 'olds, croup and Bronchitis, and is an Ague Preventive, Blood IMiritier, In vlgorator mid Appetizer, und is noted for nil Nervous ami Bilious ails. Many letters might lie adduced to show w bat tin medicine lias done (if neo. essary), but try a bottle, and it will recom mend" Itself wherever in troduced. For snic at all Albany Drug stores, and by all dealers In patent medicines. Preired by W. H. PARKER, iruuS Independence, Oregon. OR. VANCLEVE'S (jslfanic AMoiiiial Supporter -AND I'TERISE ra:ta s-asok. 1MH! MERITS OF THIS INSTRUMENT consist principally in the suiinor' it .rives to the abdomen and spine. The belt is broad, supported by mspenders imsslng over the shoulders, and kcit In shuts' by self-generating Oalvaiih' Plates, which give a pleasant curront. The Rogniator ts also RalvanJc! its Cup andSotzlesare madeof Silver; its Stem, ot Copper and .inc. is hollow, that injections may bo thrown through lt,orinto t he neck of the Uterus. L rati be so regulated bv ItsthumNserewas to meet any mal-post tlon of the Uterns, and is miequulled in meeting any form of female disease. PriiT. Patented Angnst U. 1871, by W. S. Vail Clove, (Vntnilin, Illinois, Territory lor Sale, or will receive Rojnltj tor iiinniil'Mture. For State or Territorial rights to manu. I'acture and soil on the Pacific Coast, apply tut oi.L. van CLEVK, Albany, Oregon. 3STotico. OREGON CALIFOBXIA RAILROAD Company. LaiidDiipartineht.rort land Oregon, April . isT'i. Notice is hereby riven, that a vigorous prosecution will bo instituted against any und even 'person who trespasses upon any Railroad Land, by cutting and removing timliertherofrom before the same is BOCOHTof the Compa ny AND PAID FOR, All vacant Iand In odd numbered sec tions, whether surveyed or unsurvcyed, within a distance of thirty miles from the line of the road, belongs to the Company, L R. MOOUKS, ,T2v4tt Land Agent. , REMOVAL. WKED HAS REMOVED TO BEACH'S building, south side of First, Iwtween Ferrv and Broudnlbin streets, whore he resiioetfnllycallsthe attention of his cus tomers and the public to a new and well assorted stock of Groceries Provision, &c., which ho is now offering at induced prices For Cash, or Trade. The highest market prices paid for all kinds of Country Produce. 8-Look for the Oolden Beehive, So. 50 First street, Albany, Oregon. SSSvamt H. WEED. Iieiiler in RANGES. COOK, PARLOR AND BOX, S T o v i-: ! Of thu Ih'sI patterns. ALSO : TIS, NIIKI!!' IROS AND !' I'l lt WARE, And the usual assortment of furnisbinp goods to lie obtained in n tin store. Reiviirs neatly and promptly executed, on reasonable terms. Short reckonings make long tViendn. FRONT STREET, ALBANY. Dec. 5, 18HIU1 HARDWARE. W. H. KUHN & CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers In MIELF AND HEAVY II AR DAYAR E, Farmers' & Mechanics' Tools, Bl'ILDERV HARDWARE, IRON AND STEEL, OAK and Kin SU BS, HICKORY & OAK KPOKEN, HICKORY ASMS, Hardwood Lumber, Kent Kims, Shafts, Poles, Ac, WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, All of which are now offered to the pub lic at low rates. As we make the. business u sncciultv. we can and will keen a lietter assortment, at lower prices, than any house in tins city. W.II. KUHN & CO., Montelth lire-proof brick, First street. Albany, June U,187WIv4 DRUGS. ;eo. f. skttb.emier, DRUGGIST, (Successor to D. W. Wakefield), Purrish's Sew Building, 1'in.t Street, ALBANY, OREGON, Dealer in l)IUT.s; a ND M El ICIN EH, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, ETC. All articles warranted pure, and of the best quality, Physicians prescriptions carefully com pounded. Albany, Oct, 17. UjiMf A. MOTHERS & CO., - Dealers in- CHEMICALS, OILS, PAINTS, DYES, 0LA8N, LAMPS. ETC.. AH the popular PAT EXT MEOICIXES, FINE CUTLERY, CWAB8, TOBACCO, SOTIOSS PERFYMKRY, and Toilet tioods. Particular caro and promptness given Physicians' prescriptions and Family Bee iisjs. A. CAROTHERS & 00. Albany, Orcgon-tvi RASTERS mCWS. The President has re-apixtinte'l Hiram Price, and J. T. Wilson, ot Iowa, J. C. Harrison, of Indiana, J. II, .Milliard, of Nebraska, and D. S. Puddock, of Connecticut, Government Directors of the Union Pacific Railroad. A miner named August May ford, of iScrattton, Pa., committed suicide one day last week by pre cipitating liinself down a sliaft 400 feet deep. Congressman W. I!. Roberts, of New York City, has directed liis back pay as member ot the 4'2d Congress to be paid into the Treas ury of the United States. Merrick, of Maryland, is also reported as re fusing his, and Hoar, of Massachu setts, turned his over to charities. Senator Sumner has congratula ted Houtwell on his election to the Senate by the Massachusetts Legis lature in these words : "I congratu late my country, I congratulate my State and I congratulate myself, in having you for a colleague." yhe Senate has confirmed the nomination of T. U. Rickey as lst master at Aalem. A Washington sj)ecial says ot K. Payson Smith, whom tire President has recently appointed Commission er of Indian Affairs, that before the war he was a Congregational preacher in the West. During the rebellion he was field ageut of the Christian Commission. He is now agent ot the Chippewa Indians in Minnesota. Thu Peace Commis sion nominated him, and his friends report him honest and capable. Ketdama, a Japanese law stu dent in Washington, has been elect ted to deacon's orders by the Haiti more Methodist Conference, and ad mitted to full connexion. He will soon return to Japan. 2'he President had gone to Phil adelphia on the 13th inst. The franking privilege cost the Government 8732 per year for each member of the house. In an interview with a reporter on the 12th inst., President Grant said that no changes are to take place in the Cabinet beyond that which Boutwell's resignation will occasion. The financial policy will uGfr be changed. He hopes to see the Republic of Stain well estab lished, and thinks by the end of this year the independence of Cuba will be secured. No trouble is expected with llaytiens, and the President thinks that the Samana Hay scheme will result in the development of that country, so that our Govern ment will ultimately annex it for something like ten or fifteen mill ion dollars. The jieople of Utah, he says, will obey the laws. He is satisfied with his Louisiana policy. The Indian policy succeeds so well, that he has the greatest faith in it. A visit to St. Louis is projected. Mrs. Putnam denies the scandal ous rumor that she received money to influence her to petition for the commutation of Foster's sentence. The Pomeroy Investigation Com mittee of the Kansas State Legisla ture, reported March Gth. A ma jority report signed by four mem bers find Pomeroy guilty, of bribery in attempting to corrupt members of the Legislature by offers of mon ey. The minority report signed by three members, find the charges ot bribery against Pomeroy not proven The minority report was adopted by the House and majority report by the Senate.