ALBANY REGISTER. post wri'irr. iti:.is u:ij. .. u.s ai;.;ivk: From Railroad (north unj south ilstil nt 11.10 r. M. From CdrvalHs. daily, al l.3t a. m. Fnm Oar TtiitcUbc CarnwAeBti M. S. DeI'KW, on First street, just ii 1 1 i kr Vnc : ici below the Citv Irnsj Store. Jims a good Traveling through this portion of Ac i! am! Frn! m :i.s at In. iv :ni 1 FrMii ior frore 12 weekly . Monday. Wed :l 2 !. S. 7 A. :.! 7 P. M. !. to 2 e. u. . in .'.u's from 9 a. v . : !!. EATMi in l 1". M. B THE PliKsTDEM OF THE i'M ITH States of America A I'koclama rios Iteiminletl by th elwngiiisi sea s' ms tliiit it is time to pause in oar lai iy avocations ami .oiler ii thanks to Almighty God fur the mercies ami abuudatiee ol the year which is draw injt to a close; tlie blessings ofafrce goverutiven! continue to be vonelisafetl torts, the earth has responded to the tli glorious o'.tl I. inn. 1 have been met by stirprises on every hand. 1 had no idea tli.it so much had or could be ; conipllshed. in the way ot general farm improvements and cultivation, asbasbeon accomplished within the last year or two. The people seeta to be happy ami prosperous, and are everywhere diligently at work ira proviug. beautifying, opening up new farms ami extending the cultivation of older ones. ' In the vicinity of Halsey preparations are being made to largely increase the acreage of urain the com ing season. In every direction the most cheering prospects of prosperity and thrift are to he .seen. The town of llalsey. under the gen eral healthy feeling, is growing and assortment of Eastern made parlor and cook stoves, ranges, and all kinds ot tin and copper ware, which he will sell to those wishing such articles at a small advance upon cost, lie has rm hand and is making up lard cans, which he will furnish a: the lowest rates. Call and -see hi roods. Itetrenchment I 3IAIvK 3IOXKV S A V I N C MONEY ! Bead Tim-. All persons knowing themselves indebted by note or other wise to the late firm of Howell. Har per & Oo., an earnestly requested to call at once and settle the same, as the money is now due. and we want it. "A word to the wise," ote. We also have a very line stock of goods to sell, which we otter very low for cash or merchantable prod nee. Samuel E. Young v Successor to Blain, Young f . Co., Wholesale and Retail Deale in STAPLE and FA.MCY lias just rt eived a new sloe latest styles of of all the Vl E20Y int pe. sw p ;.:!-: and t ings tvv.va fore, r i i '". S. ;r -t.lt, s. do issetuble vtnrsliiii , iii I hernial November next. ::u lor the mercy and mig!ry I.'and la; ! ion .. to ob-erve StM thanksgiving ami pr: I. Ir i- htttng a! should cease from our rsuits anil from the ttrr ily lives, and unite in r the blessings of the Itivariun of kindly fcel uh other. Now. there- ': Li these condition-. 1. nt of the United to all citizens to u.tive places of . the - tii day of 1 express thanks favor of the Al ing aside all pu ll secular eeupa i dav as a dav of ted. hv ning. Durinf of neat dwellin as well as a til Mr. .1. Mors ttie season a linin gs have been ei ec e warehouse, built m. all'ordiiifr tlie hakkiko. At tlie residence of. and by the bride's fuller. Rev. II. li. Baxter, Corvallis, on the 11th inst.. .1. M. Shelley, of Harrisbuig. and Miss T.ib ble A. Baxter, of Corvallis. Long life and continued happiness to our friends .Air. and Mrs. Shelley, is the hearty wish of the printer. iresi ftr n ( ;rrizKNS v pleased to ser Citv Recorder 1. Pt II A3 1 111. idetit. talc. Fifth and Last G-IFT CQUCERT PUBLIC LIBRARY Of KENTUCKY. V CARD TO THE PIBLIf. The management have determined to have the drawing of the Fifth and last Gift oncert of the lubtie Library of Kuntucky.'on the 30th day of Nov. next. We believe now that all the tickets will he sold, and that the draw ing will be a full one, hut whether all arc sold or not the drawing will never theless come off on the day appointed. The special object of this card is to rl! a meeting of the ticket-holders at itlbiic Library Hall, on the 20th of November, to make arrangements in connection with the committee appoin ted by the Trustees to superintend tiie counting of the tags representing the numbers ot tick", ts sold. While there is no actual necessity for the presence ot ticket-holders, as under our arrange ments the interests of all are equally eared f ir. yet at the same time I would greatly prefer that as many of those interested as can. would -attend this meeting, and see each for himself how perfectly tair and impartial the distri bution must, te. '.NV : 1 should be you in the capacity of r the year 1H7. lim- vided you desire my services. Please indicate your wishes by your votes at onr approaching ciry election, regard less of patty affiliations. ELI CARTER. Nov. 11th, 171. NKW TiUiAV. W. D. BEL DING, FACTORED 1 Clln MAM ood Broo has returned from 'alifo permanently in this cit again commenced the ui kinds of Everv rrange! ament has lieen made I 1 needed facilities for storing grain. Mr. W. I. Smith, alo, has erected a neat business house, which he has filled with a good stock of di ngs. medicine, etc.. and being an excellent druggist and an accommodating geutleman. he is certain to Doild up an excellent trade. Business in Halsey is good, considering the depression in financial matters generally. Another indica tion of prosperity is the fn-t that the planing mill and -ash factory, owned by Mr. I . W. Allingham one ot the best in the county . has been running all the season, with a full force of hands, and yet could not supply the demand for building material. The lumber .manufactured here is ot a superior quality, being obtained in the mountains at the head ot Brush creek. The hotel, lately erected, presided over by Mr. Penelton. is a credit to the place, and we take pleasure in recommending it to the traveling pub lic. There is a flourishing school here, with an attendance at present of some forty scholars, which will be largely increased during the Kail and Winter. Passing we-t and south ot Halsej in the direction of Ilarrishurtr. we-t of the railroad, the county presentsa tine i appearance. Improvements of a sub- i stantial character are being made on even hand. Farmers are very busy, completing their Fall work, and mak ing preparations for sowing large crops tlie coming sea sou . Tle present finan cial pressure i- felt by the farmer-, but they express themselves generally as having strong faith in the better times coming, and are determined to be there when they do come, so that they i may partake of the benefits. The price of lands in this part ot I. inn county vary as to location, quality and improvements. The range in price is probably from s-iii to 30 per acre. Crossing the railroad at .Muddy Sta tion, a point four miles east ot llarris burg, tin-re is a marked change in the character of the soil and "lay"' of the country. Here the land is high and rolling, and is specially adapted to the cultivation of cereal.-, the average yield ot wheat per acre being from go to 30 bushels, and from :!slo 50 bush els ot oats. Pursuiug a northeast course, yon soon reach the foothill-. Along the foothills the soil is a black Karirlv Irani eanaofl lie the wish fmtn the iiills. which produces immense of theblood i crons ot -Train, the avera-re vieid. it is i or disordered onran into aet ion said, bene' much larger than from impart health and tonetothewh ands Iving w est of tint railroad. And is scUincr The cheap that nil can buy. onds were Bought for Cnsili-, for the .l"-ellin. arae cotmno ; goods is in OS cc ac CO UJ cc la c? o cc o r. Jr. M Q C 1 BS liaving select FIRST ; Vlbanv. : nia. ancl ItKiitefJ ' -. where he has ! nnlkcture of all i I mu fjocxls hn daylight, w mrt Uif most L El I T J 1 A S: XAMI AT IO. I SELL. A 1.1. HOODS A T GRANGER PRICES! AXjSO, WAGONS, PLOWS and all kinds of Farming Imilmts 111,1. LINES OF I ; ! Brooms, Brushes, Wisps, ftc.. at his tactorv on First street, at John MetzleC old Stan l.easi of Mannoliti Mills. ! where he invites those wishini; a tlrst class broom to call and secure it nf htm. W. 1). 1SE1.DING. I . Vlbanv. CX-t. 18, 1874-.iv7 KOTICX. ALBANY, Ol e .-on. let il ior 28, IsTl My wile Mrs. MARY B. HEXUEUSOX, ; having left my house without my consent. I therefore I warn nil persona not to trust I her i -n niv account. "7v7 W. R. UEXDERSOX. AvcrN Cathartic For all tlie Iurpoes of ; Familv Phj-sle, I u liLMti rostlve n ess. Jaundice, epeia, inli im. tlysen Foul stoni and Breath. . Krysipela-ss, riead r.ehe. Piles, Uheu iimtism, Kr itjp- i 1 1. ins ami s k i n Diseases, liilious ue , Liver Cknu .ilaint, Dronsv. letter, tumors Worms, t iout, Neni-.-iluia. ind Pnrifyintr the Blood, renial purgative yet ner iieets ahundlintly .-how ther Pills. Tln-v a:tnt totake. hutpOwerflU purrc onl the joul humors v stimulate tiie slujjgfisii md t hey le being. t onlv the everv day com- mtT ; us. UBOCERIES, 1IAKD1V.4RE, BOO K A SHOES, xono.vs, til .. ETC. X. BAIH. Chcadlc's Brick. First street, Albany. aprlS-7l-r!-2 Agcnl for the celebrated New Wilson Sewing Machine, Guaranteed to be equal to any, nnd lroni $10 to $15 less than other first class machines, TERMS CASH. OOODS LOW. Call and See. At Old Stand, First Street, febl2-71 AI.ltAM , OREUOX. ATTENTION, -:i Dinner re tin- must ctel. Their ow lllllr'l t he re -ufe and nli i he for the drawing, bat little more tban a month remains for the sale of the re mainder of the tickets and whatever is tloae must he clone promptly. TlIOS. il. BliASlLETTE, Agent and manager. Louisville. Ky- Oct. 2.,ls74. Hoodlnmism in Australia tlicv call it 'larrikitiism" then? apoa with any tleffi Hoys under 10. convicted of liootllnm ism, for the first offense, receive not more than 20 strokes with a cane, privately, and Jire then discharged. For the second offense thirty strokes are administered, with imprisonment. Whippings t ike- place in the lockup, policemen applying the gad. A few sound larru pings would doubtless prove beneficial if inflicted upon a few of the hoodlums in other places than Australia. Rubber Stami & Drake, manufacturers of the Califor nia Rubber Stamp for marking cloth ing, are in the city soliciting the pat ronage of onr citizens. These stamps are a new invention, used for making clothing with indelible signatures. is not looked They are neat and handy, and you can f allowance, have your name printed on yourcloth- lng m any style ot letter you may de sire. Their charges are reasonable, and their goods warranted to give satisfaction for years. They will call on you soon, and we ask for them at tention. They also furnish Stamps tor printing the finest visiting cards, in the neatest styles known to the art. Kfcl Ult 1 L.K. dangerous diseases. Most skillful physie- : ians, most eminent clergymen, and our . best citizens, send certiftca'tes of cares pier Messrs. Hloomer ! termed and ot great Ixmelits they have derived Irom these fills, lnev are tlie safest and best physic for children. he- I cause mild as well as eflfeettmL Being sngar coated, tneyare easy to take: ami heimr lmi-ely vegetable, they are ent irely h.trmle-s. f'ltK!AKEI3 Itv' Or. J.C. ATER A. CO., Lowell, Mass., Practical and Analytical Chemists. ?:-4-Si!d by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine. v7ns PARKER & MORRIS' 2Tew Elevator Is ow in n rit TIIK KECEP- : Un of wheal and oars. We. -:ill the at- teution of farmers to tlie fad tha1 weluive j ! cnfi'l th" tim'st "warehonse in tlie Stat', j at a hu'-ff expense, ami are in position t ; handle, satisfiietorily an liatnense quan- ' i tii v of trrain. Our house lias a capacii y ior I I ; 200,000 bushels of Wheat I I i ; ! at oth time, and i- located on the niariri'i j of the WUhimetteKiverTautlprovideawith a side track irrmi tin OA (". R. K., s tliat I shipments nniy ) made daily by rail, ami ; a often by water aooalinfaciJitiesoflret. ! We have t v taxre suction tans, in add, I t ion to ofher tans, attached t the hon-f, j run by water power, ami are thus nmt- pared to l I t i O.H.BOQART v'R H.BURNETT. CarnerPine&Stmsome Streets, iSanErancisco CaliforniaJ 9 What are Tin: Chancks Wlien the Gilt (.'oncertsoftlie Public Library of Kentucky are under discussion, we frequently hear the assertion that, after Ayer's Asriic t'orc. Cor tlie Kpi-crt.v ISelier of Fever ami Ague, ln trntf tleiat Cie. CSiill r'ever. Steiiiittent Ki-ver, I9iiinl Ag-i, Periodica 2 or ISiliotss l'evei-, Ac., smii Indeed nil tlie Hec tiuns v,!iii-'.i arise from malai'loiis. luarsh, or miasmatic poisons. Has lieen widely iiscd. during i he last twenty-live years, in the treat ment ot" these distressing diseases, and witb such unvarying siueess that it has gained the reputation of helbg intallilile. The shakes, or chills, one; broken by it, do not ret urn, nnt il I he disease is eont me ted atrain. This has made it an accepted remedy, and trusted spetdlle, for the Ft-vcr and Ague of the West, nnd the Chills and Fever of the South. Aver's Ague Cure eradicates the noxious; poison from the system, and leaves the We don't put up a Waned old roos- j all, it is extremely difficult to draw the o'ughlydu thTdse, Si that " Liiver lompiamts. luu-umai ism, neural gia. Dvsimteiv or Debility follow theeure. Indeed, where Disorders of the Liver and Bowels have occurred from Miasmatic Poison, it removes the cause of them nnd they disappear. Xot only is It an effectual cure, but, if taken occasionally by-patients exposed to malaria, it will expol the poison and protect them from attack. Travellers and temporary residents In Kever and Ague localities are thus enabled to defy tlie dfsfMse. The (ienerul Debility wdiich Is ao apt to ensue from continued exposure to Malaria and Miasm, has no speedier remedy.' For I.I ver t'ouiplatitbt, it is an exjceUVnt remedy. r PRZPARKD BT Or. J. C. AI'EB Sc CO.. Iwel, IhN-i Practieol and Analytical Chemists. BVSgM by all DruggUti and Dealers in tercut at the held of a column, and till ! Capital Prize, or even one of the many halfacoliiiini with startling head-lines, i smaller pri.es of $10,000 or $5,000, and simply because we have ceased to take j much is also said about the uncertainty any interest in polities! In fact the late political news read sz? much alike, have so tuuch of a sameness, that we don't cau't see anything of very great iuterest in them! Give m a rest. Take Ayer's Sarsaparilla to purify the blood and purge out the humors, pinples, boils and sores, whkb are merely emblems of the rottenness of the venture. A careful and accurate mathematical calculation has demon strated that the only insuperable diffi culty in the way of drawing the capital prize is the failure to purchase a tlckejt. As to the uncertainty, there is just enough of that to add to the excite ment; while a plucky man with a ticket in bis pocket feels that be wouldn't swap his "chance" for a big thing, tor any ifloderate "certainty" tb&f might he mnitouea in a wijf, CJ Xj 3E3 -A. 3Sr n'.l the wliciit received. Can take in ami an 10,MKJ bnabefopertlay. leaned wlu-at is worth rnueli nan'c in ali fortn markets than foul wheat, ami nom should be shlp-ji-'l wit hout cleaning. ur charges will Be Ave cents a bushel on wheat, ami fotir cents on oats. We have SIXTY TBIOlSAJ) SACKS to furn.Uh those storing wheat with ns, tree to those whose wheal we purchase, an'l at tli-.' lowest eah price to those who sell their wheat from onr bouse to other (niyers. Persons storing with us are at lilberl v to s-ll to whom t hey please. Those Who reside on the west Bide of the river wiiiliave ferriage tree. Will he in the market as huvcrs, and expect to be able to -ay the highest posanIe price. Having prepared ourselves to do a large business, wfe hope for our share of the public pat ronage. PARKER A- MORRIS, jtiiy31n47-6 Albany, Oregon. Capital(FallQpinGoll)$800,000 Surplus Fund (nGoIl) 206,110 Trannndarvrrr Icintl of legitimate Uanking Businroai. BI-VS AXIS SHELLS BXCDANGE on the principal Cities of tlie United state anil Europe. HI ('EBTiriClTF.S OF DKPOMIT available at all commercial ami Bnaneial points. BI VI4 ASB BELLS National, State, City an'l I'ountv Itonils. I'VE!iTJIIi.'iTS .TIAlr: on or'lor-. GOLD A MI.VKK ui l.l lOV and R,5BAEiXEIIKS Itouaht and sold. tICIOMI'r ACCOUNTS kept in Gold. Silver and Currency, and subject to check at ploasnre. HTEBENT 1AII on Time Dopoaits. COK.LK4DTBOBf MADE in Snn Franrinr and vicinity without charge, and at all other point- at cost, and proceeds remitted at current rates of Exchange. 0. H. BOGAXT, PETEB H. BURNETT, Cssliier. President. mSKOLl'TIOX NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the oo-piirtiiersliip heretofore existing by and between J. D. Titua, Charles Bonr triirilos and J. 15. Titus, under the llrm name of Titus, Bourgardes & Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent, Charles Bourgardea retiring from the firm. All notes and accounts tlue the late llrm inut lie paid to Churles IJoniTrardcs, who will remain in the House until next April. All accounts must be paid by January 1st, 1S75. J. 1. TITl'9. CHAS. BOUKGABDES. J B. TITUS. Albany, Or., October Gth, 1874. The undersigned desire to return their thanks to the citizens of Albany and vicin ity for the liberal patronage heretofore ex tended to the Ann of Titus, B. A Co., and express the hope that the new firm of Titus Bros., who will continue business at t he old place, will be found worthy of their soi.im:kv WAR CLAm AGENCY. (No. "4 Montgomery' Block.) SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. :0: vtf , n. VIKEN, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW and Commander ol the tlrand Army of the Bepttblic In California and Nevada, wUlaive prompt attention to the collec tion of Additional Travel Pay, now dm; California and Nevada Volunteers dis charged more than three hnndred miles Horn home. Soldiers n depend on fair dealing. Information given tree of charge. When writing enclose slump for reply and state company and regiment, und wheilier vou haven discharge. Congress has ex tended the time for tiling claims tor Ad ditional Bounty under Act ol July 28, 1866, to January ls7.", so all such claims must Ik: made before that time, original Bounty ot'l(K) has been allowed aU volunteers who enlisted before July 2d. 1SC.1 for three rears if not paid the samowben discharg ed Land Warrants can can be obtained for services rendered before 1855, but not for services In the late war. l'enstons for late -war and war of 112 obtained and increased when allowed for less tlian dis ability warrants, but no pensions are al lowed to Mexican and Florida warsoldiers. State of Texas hasgranted Pensions to sur viving veterans of Texas Revolution. New Orleans and Mobile Prize Money is now due and being paid. V. H. Aiken also at tends to llenerul Law and Collection Busi ness. 8-6-0m FOR plan Mortgages, Latest and improved styles, Call at the Register Office, SiSSSSi I