The Albany register. (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, September 10, 1875, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text' PCSLIsnKD EVEBT Friday," jit COLL. VAN CLEVE " W. THE KEQISTES BtJltBIKO, Carner Ferry and JFirtt Street. '"" TERMS IN ADVANCE. . . , Oite copy, owe jwr , ,..,-' As 50 One copy, at months I Sa Xt cbiba of twenty, each, copy ........ !m oa S.neie copies.- i...;..........Ten cents Subscribers outside of Linn county will be charged tacent extra-i jo r ihe year-as that to the amount of postage -per annum Jnsiaby as? PCy 00 paper .FRIDAY"... . ....SEPTEMBER la 1875. vapi. tiaruersnam. with 'a party of even, are at present engaged in scrveylng the bar of tire Willamette from CorvallU to tlie falls. Tbey vere to finish the sur vey of half inoon beta yesterday." ' Cbtrie'. late foreman ef a China wash house, has seceded from the business that enrlfched IitrA, thrown off tin his oM fi-lentls. ow. jpo9es-t enter largely Into the mercantVTe laziness, ou First street opposite Knag's new tin store. - - Anenst 2:kl tle .San Francis Bail Uhrontcie came out enlarged and lit a iiew uress. -' It is now one of tlie neatest aa well as It long ha been the most enterprbtng and newsy journal on the Pacific slope. - ! :jr : i m .;. " ;, Always" Ptjee and Fst-SH. Dr. Plura wier lias reeeUed a new Invoice of A fresh - clmg. cltemicals. school books, perfumery, - paint, etc., ready to meet tlte raplillv in creasing business offered him by an appre- ' elative public; Everything l as reat as a pin In Doc's, drng store, atal even asafedlta tame ini Her and sweeter from having come . from his place. Bead Doc's new ad. this morning, and then drop In on him. New Patents. Through dispatches to Dewey & Co.". Patent Agents. S. t?, we re ceive the following; advance list .of U. S. Patent granted to pacific Coast Inventors, viz: u. ,rra. Schuster and J. L. prtscoil. Oakland. Cnl paint broh; C. R. Bacon, I,. Brown. S. F., safety center pinloi for watches; T. Crossett, S. F., dental nlnir- ger. ;;;. v '.t -.- - . Dost impose Upon Strangers: One p id!!ar per bnsuei for , oat- I a little, too 't much to ask the tranier pst.lns tlirou;li our city. epecHliy weit tlas articU i really worth but 63 r CO cent.s. Tlierepu . - tatioit ot any city -u'ffer. ' wlien extortion or imposition attempted npon thue wlio. s in pa-sjiij; tijrongn. are cmpei-!l to pnr : clvise any sneci-tl article. A party wlio will attempt anything of the kind i not good citizen. Imt i- really doing an 'rrep:ir- able injury to the community in which ln. lives. COSIVIJMKNTARY -Wh n midi-r oliiiu-l- tions to that excellent printer, a well a- Secretary of tne O. S. A. Soclvty. Prof. E. -M. Waitc. for reiM;nlieriiig u- a;:tiii with a compIiitirtit.-iry to the nest Fair ot the iSociety, coipnn-nciiig October 11th. The - oiing.riii ittttkimueuiy oe ine iieitit-st Fair ever 1j?!1 in tlie State, in point of weatlier . prove favorstble. Tlie rediution of fare, both by rail and si earner, will be -an iiHlneeiuent'to Imndreds that otherwise : 4iriflilil tit atttiml TlIE SSAO BOAT lTii:er command or : Capt. Geo. G. Smith, has been I. ivy during tlie' eeasSiii, tiikinu out snaga ai.d other Cbstructtoiis to tlie navigation ot the Wit. lameite. Kiver men say ttiat tlie Snag 'Boat lias done more and better work thU season ihn ever betinre. Sfie 1 now lying t Ca-ey's Bend, lielow the mouth of Yanv Iilll river, mill doing duty. A orti as the ' water wilt permit, the Suag Boat will be towed up therivef"ftrC'Orvi3lUand proceed to wOrk her way back towards the talis, Clearing and improving the channel as she goes. W,.'-i.".. - -' ' ..-:.:.:. i A 37 ew Ekgike OompaxT. X, new engine company is " to - be urganized next "Wednesday evening, at No. I's cngine botise, with a membership of seventy-flve. composed of tlie very best inarerial f the dty. "The new company, with the aid of the city, propose purcliasiug a steam fire engine. Our city U growing so rapidly that another engine has become a positive necessity, and a good one should be pro4 . videi. One sood steam engine costs but 1ST " more than a- hand-engine, and is worth, fbr eflfecthre eiTlce,; half a dozen' btnd engines The new Company is. "coin posed of liberal men who will give largely of their own private fuixls for the pnr chase of asteanier. and it is believed tlie 'City Council will put up the balance. . Let ita new Company hare a , steamer, by al' means.. .'. Contracts Awarded. Messrs Peter and F. X. Paquet, of Oregon City, on Tassday recciva J contracts Jur wlug-dain-in the Willamette at various points. A refii!sf tioii w.ti made last fait far the nec esmry funds to construct wing-dams at v;i rloos points on te riyei-beiow, on cstiiuate in the hands of Gen. illchler at tlutt time. Eince tliese estimates were made tlie river ' tf.JtM changed the condition ot tliese bars in fcsany instances, : some of the bars po work will Le rei-i!reS. while on others a great deal more work will be necessary, f Therfore Gen. Mkthler lias instructed the f exsis tractors to do all the work required on 'f the different bars, at tU time the work U i done, no matter wLetlier it foils below or i doubles the estimates cf last " year. Tbey are ordered to do what I necessary to be at each pclftteo e to Improve ile jssvlgatJou of the river, '.We have only to asM that the Messrs. Tumid arc good, reliable men, who have a wide experience, ttrsd will do the work bonify nn-J v.c)l. Tba rBqr.l8itlon of lat year r J Sot f;t:r C:.:.. 3 between UU ciry and 'CcrvaJ.'..s between this city &M , z,nl t -' ; !aweea Salem and Oil i C 1 . Paqoet's conttact alw?" I. . , "c l Z out rock from V.i . . : cl I Send, numpbrers' I.,- v : '.) and Eola Stnjli. . . - IJNT OP lETTER Remaining In the Albany Poetomee, Sept . 1S73 give the Cat on wh .v.ov wwiiK t.jitw wiTen miiAt tney -were advertised: Botswlck, Elijah Breqer I) W Blrks K . ls.y, It . ,v. . Fler T. Urne Meter . John, K MoOllllT. PHI Miller, O D Hat Pub Cos Act Keooord US P. H. K.1MOND, P. M. UnOer T J lluchanon s J. Coborni, F - invtuatm, Mary b Ixisoo,l , v . rABAVKAJKXETS. ' . ' . . . STew goods and low prices at the Dollar Store next week. ' Iirge assortment of new goods at the Dollar Store next week. Most delightful perfumery at Dr. Plum- ir.er's. Sam Young returned on Monday and the new fall goods are coming In with a rush. Jas. Comstock was In the city Wednes day. , . j ..., ..- Capt. G. O. Smith, of the Snag-puller, came up from Portland on Wednesday. Dr. Plummer has school books, station ery, te.i for sale low. Mrs. Baker Gay has gone to Portland to reside for he winter. 1 A steamer passed up the river on Wed nesday. River pretty low. l. M. Brown, of Sclo, came over on Wednesday. .-' ' Tlie weather since Monday lias been magnlncent just splendid for harvesting. ? , We are told that wheat money will ar rive lie re within ten days. Our city keeps filling up with stranger?, who are" here seeking homes. Linn County Fair opens on the 6th ot October, Get ready. Our fruit dryer Is getting away with slatliers of fruit In tlie best sliape. Charity should be ein at home," is tlie motto ot the Lane Democrats. Father Kinney, ot the Catholic Church, Salcra, came up on Wednesday. Mr. McCoy, ot Portland.lias been roost ing in tliee parts tor some days. The mits of the front part of the week did no damage to crops so far as we liave learned. - Mrs. Dr. Lister returned from her. visit to Silver City and Idaho City on Wednes day. Gen. Phil. Sheridan and wife passed over the O. & C. Railway." going south, on Wednesday, in the President's car. ; i tie i'ortiano JtHlietm reinsert to come out on Tue-sd.-iy. A mortgage was what's tlie matter. " The Board of Directors of the L. C. A. Association met on Wednesday, and re solved to pnt everything In apple-pie order for tlie coming fair. ' The race course at the fair grounds has ieen " put In excellent condition, we learn from Secretary P.-irrNlu The next term of Circuit Court promises to he a busy one. There are nearly sixty ca'ti-ie already ikcketed.U It is annoniu-ed that Peru will pay off her debt with guano Fceut for 'cent. An 0. !erifcrus item. -" ''- - 'The State Agriin'f nial Sncietv will ojien its annual fair on Monday", October 11th. 1. -575. to continue through the week. V1hv want iron clad ; paint? Who want's rubber paint? IF ie thee to Bell & Parker's instniiflr. Mrs. Bond, of Waitlmrg -W. -T., ar rived 1 ist week . we believe, on a short visit. A lodge of three-linkers is to be insti tuted In Sclo in a few weeks. We hope to lie there. r Wheat r.oniinally fl. with few if any sales No money received, as yet. to buy wheat with. .Tlie school lor deaf mntes at Salem.' will open on Monday, October tlie 4th. 1875. . For term of admission and otlier particulars address P. S. Knight. Our Old Mewl. Mr. Van DcLashmuTt. broker, of -Portland.' came up Momiajr evenfugT.v retiirnnig " Tiuday iHorning. Gracious goodness. whit terrible hurry these nidneyetr men are always in. Mr, .1. B. Congie. of Portland, speh't tlie forepart of Hie week hi flii city. Congie l a bnHfff.you bet. if hedoirt get away - with inauy'groiisc. ' - People coming ; to tlm city to trade, sliould always visit the. Dollar Store as" -money will be saved In making .your pur clmses'tliere. - Mrs. Coll. Vaii Cleve'ahfV two rhlMlrbfti and" Miss Lulu SliephenX her sMer. left this city on Monday. Destination; Baker 3ty. " - : The contract for building twenty . wing dams between Corvallis and the falls of the Willamette, .have been -let. Work mhr be commenced by the mld-lle of this month. Grouse and pheasant are very plentiful and tender, and are to.be had within -a liort walk In almost any direction from the city. Quail are also abundant la" and about the graiji-ftelcls. 't - - Tlmt story a boot finding the man' Wat kin's frld In the cold, cold ground, with a bullet-liola in Ida liead, turns out to be a canard. The man who imposed upon the JiHlge U n unmitigated liar. '"" " Mr. Matthews, of Matthews & Morrison, proprietors of the St.. Charles Hotel, who has been confined to liis room with typhoid fever for some time.' is slowly recovering, we are pleaded to hear. Our foreman being unexpectedly called a way on Monday., and oar absence from' the city until " Wednesday, gave us little chance to collect locals or anything else for Oils issue. . " ' " - ,. Mr. Saffbrd lias, completed one of the neatest bngff5ei we have ever seen in this market. - it is a beauty and complete in every detail, and is- for sale low. He has also cornplrSed a neat, light, strong two- seated carriage which is certainly wav np in every respect. Oil! at his shop and ex amine them. - . jKELiGiOCS ITOTiCE. Co'uinLia Confer ence, M. E. Church Fouth, convenes!) thli cify next'AVe.T. ,-J.ay, ISh at 0 o'clock a. I. --'-"i? Hav " re--! T.i'. Ah&'.t V..'. 7-.! r i-il I -.jmcri ill t-e In t'.enJjnce. T.a r-ew c'i'irch will bo t . I'.t-'d on ZsiiClty,- Kll by P.Uhop iraynnst 'i. , - . t , T, It. WHITE, P. E- Tits IIorsEnoLxi Magazine For Sep tember, .fa .a superb number, and under the -- manaseraent of the new editor. A. Benrtmo, Esq., promises to eclipse all its former popularity. Send fl 10 and secure the visits of thtsexcellent mcgazine for one year.- Published by the Household Pub lishing Co., New York. , TbsIisisBlM la Wheat. -V--. Z . .s . . J--.''- '. .''-.&, The causes of fluctuations in the produce markets of the world, are not generally understood, but all cm be traced to the one general law of demand and supply. A correspoudeiu of tlie Chicago Times writing from England on the subject of the cause of the late rise in the price of wheat says: Tlie late rise In -wheat was ascribed, by my correspondence, in my letter of the 7th. to tlm .violent hail-storms which visited France on the 7th, 8th and 9th of July. I made no remark upon the matter at tlie time, because I piepared the letter in great haste, and was auxious to forward my advice to you as soon as they could be translated and condensed. I now deem it Jiroper to say a few woms ou this topic, .n a series of letters which I published last year, on the agriculture of the world, I allowed that Europe .was growing every year more dependent upon us for bread, and tlmt in order to be able to command a good price for our wticat, all that was necessMry for us to do was to wait each year until tlie inevitable deficit made itself telt in demand. 1 very strenuously advised our farmers last year not to dispose of their wheat any faster than they could help, anil to keep all tbey could until near the end of tlie harvest year. -The harvest hi En rope was an unusually good cue; nevertheless 1 felt confident tlmt the demand for grain wonkl exceed tlie produce of tlie liarvest, were It all that was said ol it, of which, by the way, I had some doubts If tltere is any basis tor a statement which I have seen iu the Philadelphia Ledger and some other newspapers, that "tlie amount of last year's crops held iu the West 1ms been estimated as high as one-quarter of tlie product,' I should have reason to bci icve that my advice was perhaps not entirely K."heeded, for this is an unusual store to keep ou baud. Whet her this be so or not, tilings turned out much as I predicted. During the fall ami winter the wheat markets were succss- fully depressed by I lie British grain dealers, ai:d chiefly throngh the admirable instru mentality" whieh they possess in the shape of complete and autlieutic information as to agriculture all over the world. The British nation was thus enabled to pur chase more tliau tliree-fourtlis ot its supply of nearly 100,000.000 laisliels of wheat at low prices. But the bubble iiad to burst at la-t. blocks were 2rovinr-lKirt In all the Euroieaii markets ami the least bad omen woind prove sulhVieut to send up tlie long restrained markets for. wheat. This bad Omen came in the sliape of the French hail storms of the 7th, St'i and 9th of July. Taken by themselves they furnished a caue altogether to inadequate to produce the tieuieiidous effect that followed, and it is not to le wondered tliat the New York Hulk-tin tailed to trace the relation between the French hail-storms and the rise in wheat. Taken in connection with the iarg. r fact i hat Em-ope is now increasing in population so steadily and rapidly that she is ohiiged to rely every year more', and more upon transatlantic stiplies of bread tt lift's, anil tlmt even with these and a good harvest, ot her own sue can not get through the year u..ti! next harvest time withuit danger of runnim; short, tlie excitement ami rise of last ni ntli becomes intelligible. It was tiit. housi- of a well-known Doctor of Oiviiiity, a..d th- little ttHlihing gti 1. who (Ha not like to seu her anot trim a injlitetr kerosene luuip. li.nl come honestly by a somewhat mollified theory ot predestina tion, lake care : take care: or we II net Mowed im into tlie nkv. ail then Gocl'll say, --Gins, what are you in such a hurry lor i ' . i A Norwich (Vf.) woman wasattracted to a well the otlier day by the screams ot ln-r little girl, who Itad fallen in.; and though she pulled her up in tlie bucket twice, the cliial lost her hold both times, and was fi nally drowned before her motlier's eyes. ' To prevent her lover from "going back" on bis promise a !etroit girl n I ways intro duces him as my intended husband." Besolutlon of Adellafa'a Kan day School Ctawutatra. . Albany, Sept. &t, 1875. -Almighty God liaviug seeu fit In his no il unlit etl wisdom Jo remove our dearly loved classmate . and sister. Miss Addeliah 'A. Parrisl, from ns on earth to Iter home eter nal in tlie heavens therefore be it - Bmolved That we. as her classmate iu tlte SuirfhiV School connei-teil with the First Baptist. Cl lurch, in Albany, do hereby ex press so tar as we are able, onr liearttelt Brief and tlisappnhirmeiit oceastoneii by tlie los ftittif we are again called ripon to endure by the departure," a tenderly loved sister. iJworetf, That we extend to. her grief stricken father ami motlier.f o wlioin site wait a dear ami falthfufdaitghter.lier little broflt er and sisters, to whom she was a kind and hiving sister, our lee pest, hearttelt symim tiiy; aisl this testimonial. In this sad hour of their afflictions, of our own love for the departed. . ,i t JEsoJr?. That a copy of these resold tlons be tranmitted to the sorrowing pa rents of onr deceased sister, ami to tlie Clerk ot the First Baptist Church lor record. - We ask thar the above be published in alie papers of this citv. Mamie Montgomery, Lelia Arnold, " -" Lacra Goltua, ' Eunice Cline, -Addie Rice. i ROKSA PAKKEIt, . Maggie Morris, a- - Jakk Mourns. , ' New To-Day. IURITY ! ACCURACY I OR. PtULir.lER. 5 . 111 ro end Frestt BHOCS ; AflD MEDICIKES I i Perftunerlca, Toilet Articles, STRICTLY RELIABLE "". . IQTJOBS! for Solely Sledlcat Coca. ' "-'ALSO-' -.- - i r . cSisl $Zm2&&, Eiaii'onerF, " Oicn,ifi and Tobacco. "XjS Ireji'iptions carefolly filled, Jlv? Improvement eriTpper Columbia Elve" ;j ' , ,t 1 tJ.-S. KNGIUKKWOtVIOR, i ." POBTJ-AKD, OUJiAog. 35, 18i J. . SEALED PROPOSALS, In duplicate, will bo received at thU otlkso until la M., on lie. , SMta Uojr of September, I7i for tire improvement of tho Upper Coluttibia river, at each of the folloWlnHT'i?!- ' Hotuly Kitptd, between lour and aye miles above Wallnlu, about one hundred cubic yaitla of rock, more or lues. . v , Umatilla Upper Rapid, between five and six miles above Umatilla, about t0 hundred cubic yards of rock, more or tens. - - Kock Creek Rapid, twehty-flvo miles above CelUo, about fifty cubic yards of rook, more or Owylice Rapid, thlrfy-flve miles above Ce.Ho, about. seven ty-flve cubic yrd of, rock, more or les. . " The work to be done conBlsta in blasting out tnek ; all rock beinjt under watef Priiitiid siiecitieationa. instructions to bidden and blank forms for proposal, will be famished on appl teat ion to this otllcc, where ci.art s of the localities above named may be examined. IS JalOHLluC, - Aug. 2T, TJ-49 w3 Major of Knglneers. . "Fox Bale t 7 A Large Body of Iticli TLanitt for Sale Cheap. ; flQ A ACRES OF LAND XX USS COUXTT; lOU 3U0 acres in culti vat ion-e very acre sua. ceuiible of cultivation weU watered, lias a arood hohse, barn, and outhouse thereon all under fence, and lyina within a miles of a ralj. road station. All good ir-ass orgrain land. The entire tract will be sold cheap, luqulre of .." A. A. JOHNS. Aug 20TV48V7 ' Albany, OregOB. ... Dtoaalntton r C.Prteerlifv. ' " NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE CO nartnership lieretofore exiittinx between 1. W. Ballard and J. W. McKnixht, doinx business as Druggists and Anothcuariea. at Lebanon, Linn Co., Oregon, was this day dissolved by mutual consent. Either of the above named will receipt for money paid on account. All persons indebted lo thuiu are requested to call and settle immediate! v. -.' The business will be continued at Lebanon by D. W. Ballard, who assumes all Indebtedness of the late Ann of Ballard & McKnhrht. , . . v . J. W. Mc-KNIIJHT. . , D.W. BALLARD, v Lebanon, Aug. J8th, 1875-48 7r2. . , . ; Administrator Wwle of Real Ktte. , , NOTICE 19 HEREBY GIVEN THAT Dt PUR suanceofan order of the County Court of Linn County. Oregon, made and entered of Record at the August term o sold court. 1S73 "in the matter of theestaie of Harrison Kildreth, deceased," the undersigned adinlnistrator with tho will annexed of tlie estate of the said Har rison HUdreth, deceased, will, on the " SOtb dny of September, 1875 between the hours of nine o'clock A. M. and four o eiot-k P. M . rr tuiil iu, aii anetion to the highest bidder, at the court house door in Linn county, Oregon, the fol low-it:-1' described real nmnenv bKiniitrlnir tn onirl ostnt,, ro-wit : " one hundred 111 rols south of tlie mmh. cast corner of the south-west quarter of scc- iiiiii m rownanip is n I nest; running thence cast (ISO) one hundred and sixty rods, thence north e.glity and 3-16 ro Is, thence west seventy rods thence north sixty-eight- tods, thence west ninety rods, thence sou f: one bun. dred and torty-eighrand 8-10 rods to the ptooeof beginning, the same being I be fractional N W V and the fractional N of tho S W St of sec i ion six, Townaiup u s, K 2 w, Willamette meridian, in Linn county, Oregon, containing 118 4i-10o acres, more or iess. ; Tlmt said premises will be sold as above to satisfy a debt of Sl,(i00 and interest, secured bv mortgage on the above premises, which mort gage was oxecmed by said Harrison HUdreth. uccraseu, una dm wue, uium Hi. liliurein, on tlie Jill U day of April, 1S70. -. IiiEMs of Sale.-(iold com, one-half cash In hand, and the balance on a credit of six months, to be secured by mortgage on the premises. -F P. OA V1NES.S, Administrator with the will auuexed. August 20lh, 187a-lSv7w4 fut laKni-d... SOOtta Editloia. MANiSbOD, Revised and corrected by the amhor, E. de F. Curtiu, M. 1)., St., Ac. " A Medical Essay on the cause and cure of pre mature decline in man, showing how health Is los:, and resrsrtned. It gives a clear synopsis of the lmnediments to m-ti-rtas:e, tlie treatment of nervous an 1 nhysleal de hiiy, exhausted vital ity, an lull oiher diseas;s'anteriaing thereto; the resalis of twenty year sucveasf ul pracl lee. . Opinions of IbrPreM. CURTIS ON "MANIbiOD." There Is nomein-' Nir olsocii-iybv whom this bofa will not bo found useful, whether he--lie parent, preceptor or clergyman. Lvnrltm Try -a. CURTIS ON "MANHOOD.'1 This book shonM he rend by the yonng lor Instruction, and by the afflicied for relief ; it will Injure uoono. -M riical Tiin-t and (MtzUe. Price- One Dollar, bv mail of express. - Ad dress the ant hor. LK. Cl"RTlS,.Vl 'Sutler Street, or P. O. Box SS7, San Francise", Cal. 4tv7m3 RUBBER PAINT THE BUST f flf rilK H cl, Warranted to give Satisfaction. !-'-' Call at the Drtig Store of BELL&PARKER First street, Albany, Oregon, and see Testimo nials with regard to the Economy, .. - i and ' Dnrabllity, THE- RUBBER PAINT. - Sold by the gallon only.'. Is pnt an ready for use in cans of X, land S gallons; alaoinSgaUun wooden palls and barreis. Call and see it. a now vvjacH rat xAstAOEXsirr or ; JOHN PETT Y , Wlio win keep U well supplloa with all kinds of MEATS, and will endeavor to give the fullest aatutiaoilon to all who patronize him. A share of traoe la respectfully solicited. - jal? MLLLINERY. SXSIS. C. C. ENCljLlStI, I constantly receiving - New ftafl Stylish nnilnery, FOUR-ACRE LOTS WHIsSn OXE H1XE : of Alban t!e expense!'1!01" n terti lta very Kt lyi ', . V n' D CO. " " -... zrori.: '.. ? " t emieai ; Paint!' ' THE- BS3T AIS .CHEAPEST. rsavJ'V-"i-' A. CAROTHERS & CO., . FIRST STREET';-ALBANY w GO TO TUB ys...: .j'- i . 5fe ' '-' :' Jt BEE-HIVE STORE J . . TO BUT Groceries, Provlaiorrgy riotionsr, &C.y &b., CHEAP FOI1 CASH"! , Caantry Prodneoef AUIUaas' BOUGHT FOB MERCHANDISE OR This Is the place to- get the BEST BAR GAINS ever otfored in Albany.- Parties will always do welrtooaJl and see for Uw selves. . . " IX. WEXS. First street, Albany, Oregon. . . rrS ALBANY FOUNDRY ' " ' An"'' ' ' Machin e hop A. F. CHEBBT Prorietr, .ALBANY, OBEGOX, Slarafacturcs Elttn Eagises, Flour and Saw Mill Stacmln ery, . WOOD WOKKTNG -And And all klnas of ' ' - IROX AXD BkUM I'AttTOKM. " Particular atlenllon paid to repairing all kinds of machinery.. . . . 41 vS BROOM FACTomri V. D. dIFl DING, WHO MANUFACTCREn THE FIRST good Broom ever made In Albanr, has returned from California, and located permanently in this city, where hehas agnin commenced tho manufacture of all kinds of Brooms, Brushes, Wisps, c. at his factory on First street, at John MetKler's old stand. east of Magnolia Mills, where he invites those wishing a first class broom to call and secure It of hint. - "V. I. BELDtNG. Albany, Oct- 16, 18 v7 D.. M. JONES. MIXKRUILI. , m : 03tES A init, -. PHYSICIANS AND SUEQEOKS, " .. :, AZJBAKr, 0RE(A'. . X74 OLD STOVE DEPOT. JOHN BRIGGS Dealer IS R A N G E i . COOK, PAULOK ANl 6bX, Of the boat patterns. ALSO I TIJ6, KMEET AND COl. .. rm V4 AIUv. ... And the tumal assortment of fafrnlshtna ds to bo obtained In a tin store. . . ttcnalrs neatly and promptly executed, n rtstaonabie terms. . ; SteortreeiioaUiKa naketena-rrtestds, FRONT STRE T.AtBAXY. reo. , 18SS-1 V, JOHN SCHMEER, AiIaai nt-rs . , ALlLffSY,- OREGOJT. t HAS JUST OPENED N'KW r.ROCFR i.bh.hment on corner of Ellsworth and First streets, with a frMli unrb f Orocerins, Provisions, Candiea, Cigars, To- , irwwi, t iiijn u, tnriivm iiw anon tion of oux citisens. -e . . In connection with the store he will keep a Bakery, and will always have on band a full supply of fresh bread, craokers, aw, t3T Call and see mo. JOHN Bcmrx8. February 16-Uvt 1 -OKBOCWtrr WfiRBURMCTTI S Si ISCOtvaiCTEiai !,-ifp-MFincn,ir,rr fn. 3,110 s : BCTft AHI HRLLH BSm tSi.!! ' uo tne principal tlyen of the Culled btaUs snd Rnrope. .., - IMi-vsh CBm tPf C ATKS OF POSIT avnilatbls at ad cuRHoeruiul and nnanWnl pmn.s. . Bt'VS AM S rT, NoMoad. State, . lwinf, ir-.(ls. . WW, fj iTM tiJVrsi lIAW-sn nr.t'T. s CSf.-S c I- ' A '(4 I. !W Mild ' !..-! K - . wtMii.ciit Ji'.fi) -.nl.t. X 1" AC-l-ITSJ kepi la OHM.' f-: vor suit Curiejjcj, !cl sm.jc. t tj ituxt . ' - VnT ffti TSnift P;)if,. . ...., ;! VJ!' (3.ttl- in Ms It rwwt ? ad nr-tuiif i.ji nit rt:.--sr(, i.if( l (Nil otcr notiii at tf ul plHt-u,l i ti. ut atr'P-rcut r.i"t"- of Et-l'atisre. . O.H.Z0GV.T. ' rSlXI H. TTSK3ETTi " B A N K JNG -AND AUA.M', OBEUUX. TEPOBrT8 RECEIVED SUBJECT TO - J 9 check at sight. Interest allowed ontiroedenositsincorn. Exchange on Portlaud, faan Francisco, and Now York, for sale at lowest rates. Collections made and promptlvreuntted. . Jtofers to H. W. Corbett, Ileafy Vailing, V.A.Ladd... ' i ' Banking hours from 8 A. JI. to 1 P. M. Albany, Feb. 1, hTl-W r . ' Attemsey and Cewuseto at' Law, VTJ1LL PBAGTftJE IS AtX'TirE Con its W In the id, 3d and 4th Judicial Ills, First street, AlbaayvOrcgon. GEO. . IHfrtltt, . CAlli 'isajr Bind CosusmIoIp att' Xwt " ; ALBANY, OREGON. , ATTILL PRACTICE IN ALL TOTS Court t If of this State. OrpiCE In Fox's brlofc . ( stMlra) First street, : vt ik n. kicfj, m. n.. fiurgMn 1c Pliysician. OtFTICB Fltst street, between Ferry ' and Washington. Residence, Third " streetctwo blocks below or east of Metho )q)i Church, Albany, Oregon. vSnM DB. CEO, W. OKAY, ' AimaT, OKEBOT. OF FICE TJt PARRtSSI BRICK BLOCK, corner First and Forry street. Real-' dence Corner Fifth and Feny streets, , - Office hours fronts to 11 o'clock a. tnand I to 6 o'clock p. in. -. 18v EPIZOOTICS PISTAMCEP. ' TBX BAT TEASE 8TIIJL UYXS, AND IS FLOCrSISHTNO LIKE A oatXX bay tree. Thankful for pant favors, and wishing to merit the continuance of the same, the BAY TEAM will always be ready, and easily fonud, to do any hauling within the city limits, for a reasonable - compensation. Ei5M rlivery of J. suss BpeeiaHjr. A. N. ARNOLD. SiitS - Proprietor. ' ; 2i Albany . Dock GtoreV JTKO. POSI1AY, XAEALER IN MISICELLANEOUSBOOKS, M-r zienooinooKs,jiana nooKS,maiMmery Fancv Articles. Ac. Hooka imported to order, at shortest poa- sioienouee, vsniiw II. J. BOUCJiaTOX.M.P., GRAnVATS OF TOE OIVEMMT I Medical College of New York, late member of Beilevieu H. nitalMedicid Col lege. New York. - Orricii-ln A. CaroUiers A Co.'s drug store, Albany, Oregon. - .... , ;W. C. TWEEDALE7 SULtSIX ... G rocerieai, : Pro visions, Tobaeeo, dg-ars, Cntlery Crock,' ery, sod Wootf & Willow "Ware, . AX. BATTY, OSHQOH. TarCoUandtethtm. Wi5 A. CAROUIERS & CO., rnoacAio, oils, paivtk trrr : fcj3 LAMPS, ETC-V . ' ' . ' " ; AtlfSiepopaaU' ." PAtfiXT WTEiCIXES, . . rtSf CUTLERY, :CIGAB3, TOBACCO, f KOTlbsS PEKflTllMV, ' suad'Teflef. Goods. - Fart.ioular care and proniprucss givou rhyalcians' prescriptions and Family Rec tlBS' ' ' A CAROTHERS A CO. ' Albany, Oregon-TS . - : ran be had at the following places : ' . Harris burst .......... ..I - farm. May Junction CUy .Smith Brasfleld Bra wnsvUlu HfUsey Kirk ft Ilimi' .J. M. Morgan BCIO ......... Albany iriv.;r."r";ifa'raf & cou-w A fall supply ran also be obtained at' tny old shop on First stt, Alnv.Orrou. A. W. O AMIXIJE, 73. . P., pWi sician, SurgcoTA, etc. OFFICE On -First street, over VToert grocery store. Rksiokwcb Opposite late residence of John C Mendenhau, near the Foundry. First it re Albany. ,. . . uiiduurn coy . . t. - ' Jlleal X3rfa ! ivrnY say this tiamagis'o ants v V V troablesorah complaint cannot, lie enrad, whew so many evidences of so-"? -sulgfbtbe placed betare yon every ; : eures of snpnoaed hopeless cases? our physician iiionna you that the lorrgwr yon allow tneoomplaiat to exist, yoa lessen yotrr ohanoce for relief. "frVnre Keit aughiUUt ot alt coses. - are all they are recommended' to he. Will eureChronio, Blind and Bteerting Files in a very short time., and are oonutmAnrtt ta war. Thiapreimratton is sent by mail or ex- : Press to an v nolnt wltiiin tlie OnltiMl fctalee atlt (Mlper pnokage. - -Jk.adres, ATt-AVOTrvrRS a co.. - xv jmxsj, Aiiuy,uregon. - The Eugene firemen are making ar , ran Jensen ts for a jtrand ball at Lane's Had ou Christmas eve. r - - ' FOR PALS ! - C: ' jTX CEtESATEO W. A. WWl0'8' ' ISCAFEH3 & KO-SYEHS. nfeataera Slt-aft-iSeyg, fWcod'S lT.ps)ved.V - wHgrw wxsMVG9mimm w mwvm vgnsi.. L.... -; Tae rMit4ViirTki.tah'' , (bcstRiaeataeaentheetsast. miit.J:-r'm lteeeae4 kiyia , - -V-feiA r .mti e&d otSer niacMttse " - , , Cart,, ant! e-i -' sad tftxmH bsfi !IBillWl,HMIIIMI v AT'x:jrriox. mm g. yt if f If o El o v r t o 2 IS K&W ItXAJlUT rp 3 ivf Of wheat and oats. Vie can uw. farmers to tbo faut that we have er-j nest warehouse la the Stale.at tte" and are In position t bandie sstiB.rfMO' luimense quaatuy "of train. Our iowe tut a eupacuyior - tab- 2CD,C03 at one time, and is located tm the marrln W Ulamette Elver, and provided, wi i.a n u from the atC.S.lU so that ship-nenta l tnavde dally by rati, and as often by wates- . boatmg facLmXes or. We have two Isr-re tion tans, in aflxi.Un ta other fans,ti',v t-k to the .house,-, ran by water power, ana ew thus prepared to . . ,.-- ........-,.. - : :-5':-'"7-".' m wm: JLM v.v",.. all the wieat received. fVw take 1a ssd clean. 10,000 bushels per day. Crashed wheat Is wort a much more in all fore'gn market thn ' "' J wheat, and none shonl I be rii!iwd nanwt cleaning. Onrcharges wiH t 0 vv wr in on wheat, and tour cents on oats. V, iw "OT'X'l.!'1TndaiA3SO''.'': to furnish those storlne; wheat with n, ftsse fa those whose wheat we pnrehaM, and -th lowest cash prtos to those wlio sad t.ii.r b uom onr oouss tool sir Duyen. -erns lng with us are at liDs-rt-tr to seJ to tsKv filease. Tkos who twad. On J be wet at as t ho river will have Dsrriage fi-ee. Y ul bs 1 the market a bnyers. and r b t pay tlie highest possiois prtc. 1 svt"r two Sired oarsDlvsa te rto a larsro btKdnws I ja. r our share of the pnuu. yairouaeak. -. -. . n47v)nly Albany, Oregooiv" A RE SOV OrSSINO A M AOJ?IFICSST V stock of '!..' ........ ... ?. . selected with care, and. bcrsiht fbr' teJa Kt , ft ScandalonalY Low Flsnrci t , and as we bought low we can and, wdaallrJiajBa at prices wax wui .. Astonish Cvcrybcv come ana see onr selectkms or - Brltlhusssa,- rHBSSMt for the latDjia our complete lines oC Heawsext.- ' l'otsl ' JSoe2t : . . . 4nna. . : of all descnpUons for men and boys. Also, fntf Grsceriei, Crcsiery as ; Cirr - , or everybody. .',...:'.. The best gobds, at the lowest rates every tin..' . EjrComt and sec. - LeJjanoa.Oregoif, October SO, 1ST4. ..' Sew and XXeatrUfr Farsmltaura Caalf' lanaMs - sseBf . . and the. , . , , ' Boldihg Broom ! a u In good supply at W. Xi. Bejtttn shopeW First street east of Magnolia, MUia Call and examine goods and pneea. ' -JavA4-i7.v.. r, VT. O. BELDTTO. , From this date until further notice, I wlU sell a! " OZE LLCTIOH or , Stoves' & BantcI -ALSO- PU3IPS, HOSSf ETOv " tV. n. McFAKXAXD. - ' Albany, Dee. 10, 1871-13 . 1 - Ay ere . Acne Core. w""". Fs..aSue B u.'.Ty 1" till X"WS Hd M, c f mf leslts.'-S .. JS'.ir-. -t -1 " ' i ve. 4rsu am& tm 4 salaswuntls m&tmmu imii, ouringthe lasttwnt'rey r, in, -i . saent of thsie ditrexug a - ft a such nnvarytng suoc--s t ttlti (, , reoutelion of being ta ' , . . k ebiils, once broaten bv I , 60 no the disease ie contrsjcntda - - -, 4 itan aeoepted reiiieoy, a,u t. . 1 s," Chilis and Fever ot uie nont a. . - . . . - Ayer-s Agua Cure o;aiities the nAxioua " VtrA-tM tmn KM . rv . ....... . 1... tient .as well as li"' t;--J siwir. tlioronghly exneJisf r.-aw, o to rvr' Coroplainttt, I.ne-i . i, ,N:u. JL- .-s. tery or Debl'ity fi wt re. tni, , r Pidrof t U'!-!.!! ,w itnnmm4 from kiiasmnuj I' ..-, i nww ie nuM of th-ern ard tj1'! t. . s 'ft o-1 c i ti t . lyWNw"! If ioi onf ? s t patientteicpcHi - a'e-'s It ni -:. " pr"D 4 r""wit tiU'lA kw ft!. ,." : i,,. eu-i.-td 1 - "pcrry rden In , . ieo luen Uis m-o thtts ! l.s , t dw;ft. I'ne Gea.wl bRbi-M, wfek: - -t -e from ct-.i jrft - - i Minsm, frc no fe- -r iv 11 siatgls i H w an -K4'.. , . irv - Hi. W. . aTta m tr FraetStial ao.S A -1 c (TT'Sola by U1 Aan4tM-au MuuJeltie. . , - , - i Cat. r ?10t 3 1 V x -- fn- . -t yateSi,' fHsst ri . . -e v . . tmi'.-r-i re iMt. I . j,' 'n t. a ' , t t t . n h 4, , 3 f 1 !M H.f , , tl. flM I HWM tO ' f' ' s 4 1.. ft -t . t t , r .- ' , , ( 1S k 1 8 f f" ' J , , . v. . f . . j t - J j i i ' 0P iv . it A i- i ht" y Jm i, . i tf-'imtsm. 1 'rwm9: ,...,..... raiui-ua.- -" . l!--r .:. .... T. .,, BUT JT. C AT. Btiw-ciue. - '