The state rights democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1865-1900, October 13, 1866, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSTATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT. CITY, COUNTY AND STATE. Money Market San Frnctsco L Tender rates New York Gld Quotation!" ,..71o72 ..149 Gone. The Fair ts gone ; the pig show is gone ; the circus is gone; the balhxm ascen sion is gone (we thought it never would go); the steam swing is pne ; the wheelbarrow panorama is gone ; the grind organ is gono ; the peanut stand are gone, and the greater part of the ready cah we had on hand lcfore the Fair is gone. The Fair went home, the amusements to Salem, and our money up the flume so to speak. Our stock didn't hike premiums at the Fair, much : our short horned hogs were not so prominent as some others on exhibition ; our Spanish Merino cattle had lecomo too much Auiericanixed ; our thorough-bred vegetables were too much graded ; our Arabian sheep were not enough on the "fleece" ; our Berkshire horses hap pened to be too much Cayue ; our imported fruit Favored too strong of Wcbfoot, and our preserves, jellies and wines wouldn't go round with the awarding committee (in fact, we thought at one time we would bo in luck if we flared our plates and bottle, and we noticed after the committee had finished test ing the qualities of one cake there wasn't enough of it left to tie the premium ribbon to). In the races our horse was too modest didn't like to put himself forward and as there was no premium offered for mod esty, and the other horse coming out ahead, the judges decided against u. A man won 2 J from us in this race, but as we didn't put up the money, and only bet on honor, we didn't lose anything. In the mechanical de partment, we noticed the "Frec lmen's Bu reau," in which work the ebony and ivory showed to advantage. There were a few calves on exhibition at the swing which we noticed had generally taken second pre mium, having red ribbon tied onto them. In the pavillion we noticed "lovely women and brave men," and squalling laities the latter attracting the most attention. Al though there irai no poultry on exhibition. tnere were several "tout races ana some '.'flying the track." In the grain line there were some signs of rye whisky and sev eral individuals were pretty well "corned." The specimens of painting most noticeable were on the face of some of the youn? la dies, and the drawing were eenerally done by the doorkeepers of th shows from the pockets of the people except where an oc casional cork was drawn from a whisky bot tle. We didn't observe much honey, but there was any amount of candy in circula tion, especially at the swing, where every thing was on the rise. Balloon Ascension. During the Fair held here last week Albany was b!esed with amusements. We had fireworks, the Circus the soul of which is Harry Jackson and the learned pig. This pig is a curiosity. He is about half Berkshire, and we hai rather see him perform than all the other shows in the shape of fire-works and circuses in the land. He knows more, and can expre- him eelf mure intelligently and behaves himself better than any other "grunter" we ever saw. By looking at a watch he can tell the time of day. He can play cards better thau most amateur players. He tells how many days there are in a year. He avers he never drinks liquor ; and the only objection we can urge against him is that he says he voted for Lincoln. But this is a slight digression. We started out to say something about a bal loon ascension. On last Saturday, late in the afternoon, Prof. Vincent, the manager, succeeded, after two or three ineffectual at tempts, in inflating his large balloon, when it was cut loose and ascended about a half mile, and finally came down within a quar ter of a mile of Albany. Before it began ascending, Prof. Buisley, a very powerfully built and daring little Frenchman, took his seat upon a traper bar, which was suspended by ropes several feet below the balloon, and immediately commenced a s-rresof extraor dinary feats, such as hanging by his feet, head downwards, his arms folded across his breast ; hanging by one arm ; lying on his back crosswise of the bar ; hanging to the bar by the back of his neck, and performing sundry other feats equally daring and won derful The whole thing here was a splen did success, and gave entire satisfaction to all who witnessed it. We cannot, however, speak very flatteringly of "Prof." Vincent. He left Albany owing a balance to his land lord, and be utterly eschewed every civility to the entire press fraternity, df course he has a right to do as he pleases relative to this matter ; but if he pursue3 this course every where, and succeeds, he may be reckoned as one of the world's wonders. Go There ! Go where? Why, to A. S. Kightlinger's grocery and variety store. "What for? For anything you want, of course. He keeps tons of groceries and myriads of Yankee notions and toys to please the children such as wooden nut megs, traveling snuff-boxes, portable distil leries, pocket sawmills, eross-ejed spectacles fjr blind spiders, etc., etc., &c.f &c. Call and ses that prince of good fellows, Mr. K., "flax around," raise a small whirlwind by hia celerity in filling orders and raking down the cash, and if you don't come away satis fied that you've "struck" the place to deal, then call us a li-kely young man. Never too Late, &c. We last week omitted to return thanks to our friend Mar shall, proprietor of one of the livery stables in our city, for free rides to and from the Fair Frounds. Mr. Marshall keeps a tip top livery stable, and knows how .to ingrati ate himself into the good graces of even the devil (he let ours ride free all last week). , Phtsiciax axd Surgeon. We direct the attention of our readers to the professional card of Dr. D. B. Rice, in this week's pa per, aid assure all those who need the ser vices &T a physician that they will find in him a reao:yf accommodating and skillful person, and one whose charges are reasona- Die. . Personal. We this week had a call from Mr. Frank Stuart, of the Jacksonville Ke porter. He reports that "everything is love ly" for the Democracy of Southern Oregon. Newspaper Changes. We notico that Mr. O'Meara, former editor and publisher of this paper, has recently taken charge of the editorial department of tho Idaho World. Also, that Mr. Noltner has associ ate! with him in tho publication of tho He view Mr. Beers, and has employed Mr. Hus ton as editor. Rain. On Thursday and yesterday we had several lively little showers, and at the hour of going to pross it looks as though there was "more coming." Well, it is great ly needed in the surrounding country at this time. Immigrants. Two families of immigrants arrived from "old Missouri" yesterday. They aro just in time to get in out of the wet. Wanted. We will tuko a few cords of wood in payment of subscription to tho Dem ocrat, if delivered soon at this office. Thanks. Our thanks are duo Represen tative Moore, of this county, for official doc uments. Tiik Health of Mr. Davis. Ap proaching Old l'oint Comfort, says a cor respondent of tho Memphis Bulletin, I could not help of thinking of the proud heart beating there within tho.e walls like a caged eagle, and I knew, too, from information entirely reliable, that his health was not what it had been represented and that his life was gradually but surely oozing away. Mark my prediction ! The only trial Mr. Davis will ever have will be at i he bar of Eternal Justice. Ho will never live to bo tried by an earthly trib unal. He is further on the road to the grave than the outside world has any idea of ; and, ere long, the telegraph will announce to the press the sufferings of Jeffersoti Davis are at an end, and he will be better off. It is said that a discrepancy of thirty million dollars has lately been discovered in Judge Chase's a coouuts while Secretary of the Treasury. Ilathera heavy jfeal for a man now occupying the pot of Chief Justice of the ltepublie. On the "lb in-t., at she rciknce of the lri Jc' father. Y. M. Priue. hy Iter. J. trunj..r. Mr. F. M. t'rabir.e, and Miss L. V. Trine, all of Linn euuly. SPECIAL NOTICE: Medical Advico.-DIt. W.M. K. DO. llKRTV'ft Medical anl Surgical Institute i he cintn a fine qua non to the wt-lfarc f oar ."-late and health of our citis n; and hWrafiHy j--rrad-in r-putatin. althouli it mar rxeiu- f u.-j.i i-, is but tins signal of KiH, nnd PH-ws as the natural effect of cucli a cau-. We are jK-rtnallv acquaint el with gentleman ht hsve suffered f ryrars un der c':r iiie iti3c. and who bad taken advant age of every available itn-ans that roini.ed relief, but wi boat uc'-e. tn.t'l tvey called ujn Ir. Iobrty. h-. in an incredibly b"tt a-c of time ha given tiiein cit-rj relief. It is gratifying to ann un-e this fact. bee.uise the Ictor i a gen tleman who .-vk, n -I by d--faiuaii-n of other, to estab'i-h b'u r Iit4ti'n. i r v rear the Mij.-rtniv ture -f hi owa upon the ru:n of an another's fame. The Dot-tor conduct hi Itntitut in u-h a man ner th.it must be rr.itityn to a'.l bit patic-iH. He esamin s. advises and r. commend without char.-e. aud tlie patient, aft r bearing hi term for treatment, can accept or reject at p!e.inrc. In no cae d-e th-? Doctor in ik- a charge ut:l-.-. be efTccM a cure. This be it able t do. because be f.tls the confidence wtiich long ex jcrle;ic--h.ii gir -en. and no doubt the eoii-otalion w bU-b appertains to that confidence. I'cron afflicted wlh either aecote or chronic dicae. would do w-ll to con sult biin. For cnuliaf ion b- ak n fe.-. nor does hj inii-t on ob -dicn-e to hi advice oiiVm the patk-nt p'acce biuiMrlf under hi care. J I i -fiir are on Sacramdnlo 'r-"t. .j.(.fi; the Pacific Mail St amshit of3-e. 'S. . New. NEW A I) V E HT I S K M E N TS . i. ii. flic r, n. i., SURG EOS'. I'll YSICIA X A Sf A CCO I CUE II Tenders hi services it the rati"i! branches of his profion to tie eticens of Albanr a-id sur-1 ronndtnj country. OGn-e tr. ttairs. . in -i;r jtTtc ocl no'Jly ! T2ic lzmt Call. ALLr J. I LL pfrfons kn winz th'-msKf-s indtd to vy & liro., Aiianv. wilt please eome forward immediately and sttlle th-ir holes anl ac counts. If they are not settled by the 2ith of this month the accounts and notes will be placed in the bands of an Attorney for collection. You will find the notes and accounts with Mers. Wcr than & Co., at the New York Store, who are au thorized to collect tbern for us. J. LEVY k BRO. Albany, October 13, lCC. 3ia IVotice. THE Partnership heretofore exitinr between E. II. Griffin and R. R. Frteland, known a Ur.flin & Freeland, Dentists, is this day dissolved by mutual consent of both parties. The accounts apportioned to R. R. Freda nd have been placed by him in tbe hands of E. V. Russell for collec tion. Albany, October 12, 18CC. no9.1t lujirek! i.l.uijki:: rjlIIE SlDSCltlUER, HAVING A Steam Circular Saw Mill, Now in successful operation, and also one c, Woodworth' PLANING AND MATCHING MACHINES, In the mountAin timber of Brush Creek, eleven miles east of Erown. villc, would inform the citi zens of Linn county that he will be able to fill orders for lutnb.-r of all dimensions, either planed or rough, on ndurt notice, at very low rates !or cah only. W. J. LIXVILLE. April 14. GOLDSMITH BROS. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IX WATHElS AND JEWELRY, DIAMONDS, GOLD AND SILVER WARE, MILITARY GOODS, CLOCKS; &c:, &c, &C. So. 93 Front Street, Portland. Portland, Dec. 20, 1605. JUST RECEIVED! Direct From the Retihery ! 50 II F DAIUIELS SAN Fit AX- ciseo Bcnuod tiu&r. ALSO 100 Keg Syrup ; which we are selling v ery cheap. J. FLEISCUNER & CO. Albany. September 30. lSfia. STORAGE, STORAGE. NOW IS THE TIME TO STORE YOUR Wheat and Oats. I am prepared to store on as uiir tortus as any on3 in Albany. Come alon; with yoar grain. I pay cash for wheat, and as much a any one in Albany. au25-iy R. CIIEADLE. SETTLEMENT JVOTICE. All persons knowing themselves indebted to the undersigned are hereby notified to appear and set tle up within six weeks from this date, either by note, cash or trade, an i save costs. Our accounts MUST BE SETTLED. J. FLKISCHNER A CO. Albany, Oregon, October 6th, 1860. v2n8tf. rn TONS OF SALT, FOR SALE OUcbeap,b7 J. FLEISCH2JER k CO. A D V H K T I S E MENTS. x-mo -; rnoni or sedentary hablls troubled With weak ness, lanitudoi palpitation or tbe heart, lack of appetite, distress after rating, torpid liver, constl pation. Ac, dexerro to aufToC -if they will not, try the celebrated PLANTATION IIITTERS. which are now recommended by the blbit medical nu thorilivi, and warruiitvd to produce an linmodiato benefloial effect. They nro exceedingly agreeable, perfectly pure, and tmut supercede all other ton ic where a healthy, gcntlo itlinulaut la required. They purify, itrengtheu and Invigorate. They create a beulthy appetite. They are an antidote to change of water and diet. They strengthen the ytra and enliven the mind. They prevent miaimatio and Intermittent ferer. They purify the breath and acidity of the stom ach. They cure Pypepia and Conitipation. They euro Liver Complaint and Ncrroui Head ache. They make the weak strong, the languid bril liant, and are exhausted nature's great restorer. They are composed of the celebrated Caliyabark, wintergreen, sassafras, roots and herbs, all pre served in perfectly pure Ct. Croix rum. For par ticulars, see circulars and totitnontals around each bottle. Ileware of Impostors. Examine every bottle. See that it has our private U. S. stamp unmutila- ted over the cork, with plantation scene, and onr signature on a fine stetl pi a to side laWl. Sec tbut our bottle is not refilled with spuriou aud delete rious stuff. Any person pretending to sell Plan tatiun Hitters by the gallon or in bulk, is an im poster. Any penon imi:ating this bottle, or sell iug any other material therein, whether called; Plantation Hitters or not, is a criminal under iht V. S. Law, and will be so prosecuted by u. The demand for Drake's Plantation Uittcri, from la dies, clergymen, men ban s, Ac, is incredible. The simple trial of a bottlo is the evidence we prcteot of their worth and superiority. They are sold by all respectable druggit. grocers, pbysl cians, hotels, saloons, steamboats and country .tore. V. II. DltAKK A CO. ISarnc Majnolla Water A toiUt delight ! TUe Udii-s' trvaiuro and gen tlemen's Wn ! The wi.tc-t tbiug" and largest uani;ty. ilanul'aclurvd fruut tbe ritli tjuulbern Mauulia. L'cd fr bafLiu tbe face and pcrn, I lu render tbe skiu svft an 1 f.cU, to ( reteut crup lion, to perfume clotbiu, Ac. It orercotneslbe unplcaaant odor of perspiration. It remotes redness, Un. Llwtchcs, Ac. It cures nervuus headache and allays inflamma tion. It cools, softens and adds delicacy to the skin. It y.clds a subdued and Ut.wj; crfumc. It cures tnuxucij b'Us aud clings of iuccts. Il contain bo inalrrial injuriuu to tbo skin.' It i wbat evt-ry lady sl.vul l bae. i"uld erery- wlure. iry lue jilab4ia ater ume and yoi: will use na otber Column-.-, iVrfumcry, vt Toilet Water afterward. I'K.MAS J5AUNKS A CO.. I'rop. l.ttlunViJ Aleuts. N. V. Sdd by all Lruict and lcaler on the Pacif ic e'ttt. I.j on Kathalrou. It is snoit del:htful Iljtr Irtniii. It eradicates scurf and dandruff. It keep the hrad rwA and il-n. It makes the hair rich, and Rb'y. It prevents ha;r turninj tfra7 f-'lin; off. It restores hair up,u pr.-maturcly bald beads. T is is just what Lvou's Knthairon will do. It rUTit i chear, lur ble. It Is liieralU , , , , , , .... ' car load, and yet us altnont incrcdi- ble demand is daily increasing, until there is hard' ! ly a country store that 1 nvt keep it, or a fauti- i ly that duf n.t ne it E. TIIOMA LYON. Chemist. N. Y. Lyon Extract Ginger. Lyon's Extract of Pure Jamaica Ginger for Indigestion, Nausi-a, Heartburn, Sick Headache. Cholera Morbus. Flatulency, Ac, where a warm ing stimulant is required. Its careful preparation aud entire purity make it a cheap and reliable ar ticle for culinary purposes. Soid everywhere, at 60 cts per bottle. Ask for "LtosV Pure Ex tract. Take no other. Lyon's Flea Powder. The effect of Lyon's Magnetic Insect Powder is almost instantaneous death to everything of the insect species. Fleas, particularly, cannot live where it is. It is most wonderful in this resnect. beinz entirely harmless to the human 'nmilv Many worthless imitations are o Acted. Be partic ular and receive none but Lyon's. Each flask ot the genuine bears tlu signaturo of E. Lyon and tho stamp of Dkma IU'ints A Co. Mustang Einlmcnt. Have you a hurt child or a lame borso ? tbo Mxicau Mustang Liniment. Use For cuts, sprains, burns, swellings and caked breasts, tbe Mexican Mustang Liniment is a cer tain cure. For rheumatism, neuralgia, stiff joints, stings and bites, there is nothing like tho Mexican Mus tanff Liniment. For Spavined horses, tbe poll-etil, ringbone and sweeney, tbe Mexican Mustang Lifliinont never fails. For wind-galls, scratches, big-head and splint, the Mexican Mustanz Liniment is worth its weitrht in gold. Cuti, bruises, sprains and swellings, are so com- mn and certain to occur in every family, that a bottle of this Liniment is tbo best investment that can be made. It is more certain than tbe doctor it saves time in sending for the doctor it is cheaper than the doctor and should never be dispensed with. "In lifting the kettle from tho fire, it tipped orer and scalded my hands terribly. The Mustang Liniment extracted the pain, caused tho sore to heal rapidly, and left very little sear. CIIAS. FOSTER, 420 Broad St., Philada. Mr. s. Litch, of Hyde Park, vt., writes: My noraa na cyuoiuurcu wonnieSS, ISpaVin) DUt Since , x r-' " ' v" the use of the Mustang Liniment, I have sold him for 9199. xour Liniment is doinz wonders un here." AH genuine is wrapped, in steel plate engravings. signed, O. W. Wcstbrook, Chemistt and also has the private U. S. stanip of DemAs BXrxes & Co over the top. Look closely: Sold by all Drajf- (hm, at to, oo w, an f l wo. i res ran ij ADVK11TISHMKNTS DAVID WCUTUiN Joseph orrcituciifiR Portland. Albauy. WERTHAN & AT THE a ) ' ; CO.j NEW YORK STORE IN Poster's TNo Story Brick. ALBANY, OREGON . . Have Just received THE LARGEST STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS TI BflOCSBT TO ALU A XT. Our Stock CoDt'nts of Foreign and Domestic, Staple AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Ladies, Misses and Children's CLOAKS, BASQUES, SACKS AND HATS. Also a Fine Lot of HOODS. NU3IAS. BREAKFAST CAPES. & S0NTA6S. The Latest Styles of READY-MADE CLOTHING, GENTS1 HATS TittriMTOtiTMri nnftna AND BOOTS AND SHOES. Also a Fine Lot of DRESS TRIMMINGS. j We also keep constantly on hand a large Stoek of UROCEItlKS, CROCKERY, HARDWARE. GLASSWARE, TAINTS and OILS. Having a Partner residing in the market, we are enabled to sell CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST 1 And Purchasers will find I1, to their interest to give us a call before toying tlelVre. duco taken in eictiangefor goods. J-T REM EM UKU tl WERTHAN & CO., At tbe New Voik Store, in Foster's two story br.ck, I'int tire t. WERTHAN A CO, Albany, Sept . 16r,.y WHAT A RUSH ! TO TIIC CASH STORE OF K. CIIEADLE, CORNER BROAD ALDIN AND MAIN 8T8. Goods sold in large or small quantities to suit customers AS CHEAP AS ANY STORE In Oregon. FOR CASH OR TRADE. I WILL SELL. Come and ee Before Buyin; any trhere elie, AS THE GOODS MUST BE SOLD. auJj -Cm It. CIIEADLE. NOTICE! dcslro to ay to those wantltlC PAINT3, I HAVE A LARGE LOT OF PAINTS AND OILS DIRECT FROM SAN FRANCISCO, WHICH I WILL SELL AS CHEAP US TnEY CAN BE HAD AT PORTLAND, Adding Freight from Portland to Albany. I IIAVE A LARGE LOT OF GLASS AND PUTTY I wine PC all SI7FS TO SUIT THE TRADE. I 4 2 S B CIIEADLE. JOHN FERGUSON, (OF SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA,) Will attend in person to the Prosecution of Claims Arising- in Oregon and California, And to the Settlement of Aooounts -with the STATE, TREASURY, WAR, NAVY AND POST OFFICE DEPARTMENTS. . im THE INDIAN BUREAU, LAND OR PATENT OFFICE. t v .1 I Pnr.nni hnvinn. hiiBinAKS an. huvA f. nrnmntlv attended to, and obtain information from time U time, if desired. . . : : r.: t Addbess No. 476 SEVENTH STREET. WASHINGTON CITY, D, C. i au23l FOR SALE. 9 : KA Ci SHINGLES fof sale by OU5UUU . R. CHEADLS.j SHINGLES fof s'ala by ADVERTISEMENTS. wfr. . pittigji. J. C. MtSDISUAlL, ti W. W. PAIIRISII & CO. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in GENERAL MERCHANDISE ! ALBANY, OIIEGON. $ " . : ' : '' THANKFUL FOR TUB LIBERAL 1AT ronage shown us durlbg the past few years, we would respectfully call tbt attention of ojuj numerous patrons to our prisent desirable and Well .elected t.ck of- OITY GOODS,! biMiil Boots and dhdes, Hats and Caps, Salem Cloths & Flannels, Embroidery, Hoop Skirts, Silks, Hosiery, &o. -also Ladle MUaeV, and Children Shoes. 1UO, r iU w MU on hand a saelce selectien ef Grocerle, Hardware, Queenaware, Glaaaware, Callery, Paints add Oil, Window Glasa, W. W. PARRISH & CO, Are prepared to sail anything In their line at tie wwes cash phices Or will receive) MERCHANTABLE PRODUCE In clebange fur Goods. W Tenons wUbin te boy Ges Will find it rreatly to tbeir adeantare to examine our Good before purchasing elwber."1.! Albany, January Z7lb. 1&Q. HOLOIEII.H, ATTE.VTIOX X ADDITIONAL BOUNTY! ALBE&T CI SHYSCH, CLAIM AGENT, Portland, Oregon. AV,N RECEIVE!. THE NFXESSAIIV H tuofrurti.ins and forms from the Department at toa&in;too. and aV bavin a responsible and reliable aMUt at n ahii!tn City through w bum he transact butnca. aud prosecutes claims ajraimt th tiovrrnment, be can with quick dis patch successfully apply fr and receive returns from tbe Applications f soldiers for bounty. It EM EM IS KR that to each and erery soldier who enl:ted into tbe arinv of the I'nited States after the lVlh day of April, fT a periiMl of not less than three jearn, and bavins; served b(s time of enlist ment, has tx-cn honorably discharged, and has re ceived or is entitled to receive from the t'nited States, undcrexUting laws a bounty of fluO, and no more, is entitled to receive an additional boun ty of $100 ; and be who enlisted into the array of the United Slates after the 19th day of April, IS61, for a period of not less than two years, and having served his time of enlistment, has been honorably discharged, and wbo has received or is entitled to receive from tbe I'nited States under exitns laws, a bounty of $50, and no more, is fflHE ABOVE NAMED FIRM TAKE PLEAS entitled to receive an additional bounty of $60. I I ure in notifying their friends and the public Those wbo received wounds and were dUcbaajjed before the expiration of service, minor children, parent, of deceased soldiers are also entitled under Jjry CJOOCl8 GrOCerteS, Hard tbis act. Officers wbo were in the service after the 1 ' 3 19th day of April, are entitled to three months extra pay. All Persons bavins- demands on tbe Govern ment fur PENSIONS, PRIZE MONEY, BOUN- TIES. PATENTS, Pay for Vouchers, Scrip, Back Pay, Lost Horse and Speculation Claims, by ap- plication to ALBERT M; SNYDER, Claim Ace.it, can have their applications properly made out and forwarded for immediate action by tbe proper Department. Infonnation given by mail gratuitously. se29 2m NORTHERN LIGHT LIVERY STABLE! fe oiNO ir ilAS As GOOD A BTACXJ3 i o TTirnw TQ T-sf TIITQ C5TATP AS IHMlh IS 11 11113 CSlAliU, And is as willing to wait on the Pablic FOR AS LITTLE MONEY AS ANY MAN LIVING; Qlv me a trial, ana lot yourselves, se22n6-tf. Washington market. BROAD ALBIN ST., BETWEEN 1st AND 2d, ALBANY, OREGON. EPPIIVGER & CO., Have just opened . A NEW MARKET HOUSE At the above mentioned place, and will always keep on hand the BEST MEATS THE MARKET AFFORDS, sucb as BEEF, MUTTON, POBK, SAUSAGE, And ail kinds of Cured CXeafii I n Wiil KhnM nf Pfltronafe ii Solieitedi tR T r Iwkts readv to iiav tbe HIGH EST CASH PB1C15 for tat siock. sez7U v - - . - - , . -- 1 ' I. I . .1.' ..)'! I in I WOOL WAHJ3?El i 1 , . r: rOWM OF WOUls ' r I AlHny, Marcfc H, .W9. . WERTHAN k CO. 3a AD VEItTIS EMENTS. THE ENTIRE STOCK FOR SALE I At COST FOR CASH .t- isronciioSSM Ai His Now: ire Proof Briok Store, First Street, Albany. CONTINUE TO SELL BY the Ounce, Pound, Inch, Yard, Pint, or Bashed, At Lower Price than can be Bought ehevliere. "Are yon selling at that price? I'tc jtfrt paid more. " 1 snail know where to go lat next time. " How can you sell at prices less than we see quoted at wholesale?" are tbe notion I often hear. I Ilujr for Cah from Importer Manufacturers, and their Agents, in the CHEAPEST MARKET la Largo Quantities when Goods aro Lew, Knabling mi to sell as they advanco tut less tbaa I can buy at tbe present time. I am ofen In the market, plckter vm ngtln$ for your benefit. I can give you the GREATEST VARIETY TO SELECT FROM. I ean give you tie LOU EST PRICE! I can give you tie LATEST STYLES AND SEW GOODS 1 I can give yojs the . , n iff he at Price fbr Waal fen have te Sell ! I ean save yon 20 per cent, on Dry Goosltt, ItoofM and Nhoca. I can savo yoo 2b jtr cent, on Rclr .11 ado Clothing. I can tave.yott 10 per cent- u,M Grocerirw, Crockery, Clausswatre. I can save you 10 per cent, ea Hardware, Iron and ft t eel. I can save you IS per cent- on 31eclianlc Toola, . : Oatflf to the Sftnllani hldii, Tltiinble noxlhtf, IVagon Tlmbera, . Ropes and Cbaiuh, Mill Haws, Ae,, Ar, As I get a portion of my living from sack of tbe above departments of trade, I can sell at less profit than if I were confined to either. Give me A Snare of Year Patronage, And I will give yoo LOW PRICES TOR TUB TXETXS. MTitbont another word, just come, ladies and men old and voung, to the Store of auli iy J. NORCROSS. D. BEACH. tnOS. MOSTEITB. J. It. BKACB. BEACH & MONTEITH, . Dealers in . GENERAL MERCHANDISE, . Albany, Oregon. conxzn finsr asd ferry sts., Opposite Steamer Landing. NEW FRM, NEW GOODS. I AND NEW PRICESI1 generally that tbey are continually receiving I : ' W nrc, A:c, A:c, Purchased in San Francisco at the very lowest 6gures, for CASH, and we are offering the aame to patrons at corresponding prices. The attention of Farmers is especially csJied to our NSW SSTAOLXSnkSNT.' Where we are prepared to take charge of all I McrChhMatf 1! Frodne, for which we- MTTS OUCrlUg iUC UIJJUC? IUH4 SB. vs. pu.cs We respectfully- a the publio to call and ex amine out stock, and prices, and we assure ail that we will giro entire satisfaction to prompt custom ers. . , -t , - - Wo are also agents fof the Florence Sew ing Machine Company. . sel-6m BAjVK . EXCHANGE! Witt. GIRD, PROPRIETOR! FllIIIS POPULAR SAIjOON IS IN tho ruii Tigor of success. T.h personal at- tn.laned of its accomplished Proprietor assures to every goes t. tho most prompt; and satisfactory at tention in everything which the bouse affords, to IU i-.u- ft"w """J - Tho Billiard Saloon is provided with splendid BILLIARD TABLES, nr tht IntaKt annroved stvle. with all tbe best im- provetnents. THE Is always supplied with the rery best CIGARS, ALE, . ' and " SO FORTH." lie also has on hand always ready for customers, FRESH OYSTERS! n:. frnm TtntiinE Ttav" acknowledged ' tY CT1- cures' to be" superior to any oystbrs found elsewhere on the coast. aK6iKIes, Dished up in the best style, with " trimmings.' ptj The Saloon is on , the northwest corner o the block next east to that on which Spronger's Pacific- Hotel stands- . Albany, Nov. 25, 1865, Ai F. WIIEEtER, MttTARY PUBIaICw . Albany,-Oregon. "riTILL PROMPTLY ATTEND TP Tliis 'LT'iy Tr ' rr'' ueDosuions. Aiuuavita. ao., v. ! - "1 OFFICEln the New Court Jiouse. , Albany. Jannair 27, 1866. 2!J At.r-'k ADVERTISEMENTS. THOMAS IIAMPTO . 8. NEW FURNITURE STORE I nxnvTojs & .mis ride, 1 UNDERTAKERS AND DOLEBSIN FtRITUBE, BEDS k BEMflXG or. I irjst anti Washington Ht., A 1.11 A NY, 1ASS CO., OREGON, WE Lave juat laid in one of tbo largest and hent selected stocks of turnitiirc that was ever brought to this, market, cousistinz of CHAIRS, all descilpt'ns MUSIC HTOOLS, IiEDHTKADH, COUNTER STOOLS, CUPUOARDS, REVOIA INfl STOOLS; SAFES, CANDLE STASbS, BUREAUS, . WASH HTAXD8,:.. DRE A K FA ST TA BLC3, HAT RACKH. DINING TAR EES, TOWEL RACKS, EXTENSION TARLE3,WHAT-XOIrf, CARD TARLE3, LOUNOES, KOFA TARE EH, SOFAH, r WORK TABLES. PICTURE FRAMES of CENTER TARLES, every description, i ROSEWOOD AND GILT MOLDING, "Wo Lave also the latest afid fhoat improved tylerof upholstery wotlt and the fmt Parlor and Red room sets that that was ever brought to Albany. - We manufacture, repair or refit Furniture of ev ery description, and do all kinds of npholstery- worx. Havinff H our employ none but the best of workmen, who hare served their tims nt their. tr;i'!e in the East, we arc prepared to do nil kinds of Cabinet work on the latest ftnd most approved styles, and which FCR WORKMANSHIP WE CHALLENGE COMPETITION We select our toek ia person, and tf;e pablj'i may rely ujh,ii our statement of its duraoiiify and place of manufacture. ' w hare 'n hand a larjre and -wci! se.TCV?d tvttx. of Wool, Pulu, Hair, and Moa'Ma.tra2j . W aro aUo prepared with material for tie man ufacture of Coffins at tbe shortest r.otic;. N. D. We have also on band a large lot of SAHii, Doors, and blinds, Which we will tYuyitt of at very low ralci Albany, M, WW. mW-lj ' a. c,. niu., I SETTLEMIER & CO, ALBANY. OltEG ON, DEALERS Hi . ; FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRL'GS A:'D llEDICIES, AND .; ' ...ALSO... Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffy , Clas,; Kerosene Oil, . TOILET AllTICLES! . Surgeons, Fine. Toilet and oilier Half, Stilly Toolli, and Paint Brushes, or all Varieties, Combs, &c., Uc. j Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars, - Of a!! brands. ; I Candies, Nuts, Raisins, Figs, &c. Agents for all Popular and Valuable PATENT MEDICINES! PniSlCIANS' PRESCRIPTION Carefully compounded, and ordi-irs attended to wslli cars and &'u atchi Phyticiaat in the Interior and Farmers WUl find our stock of Medicine ocpltte, war ranted genuine, and of the best quality. Oar store is in the Firo Proof Rrick; on Pint street, near opposite J. FkUchiier & fo. etore. aul ly FURNITURE AND CABINET WARE. O- jMLijpLJLrsr sc ;co. Corner of First and Broad Alb in Streets, (First Door East of J. Norcross' Bri:i) - - Albany, LI tin County, Oregon, Keep constantly on band A FULL ASSORTMENT Of everything in their line of Business, At Lswer n?nrcs than any othct Dense this side of Portland. WE CHALLENGE COMPETITION In the line of UPHOLSTERY, PARLOR. SETS, Chamber Sett, Picture Frames BUREAUS. SAFES, WAP.DROBES, ETC. ETC., We hare also on hand the celebrated c "EC0N0X3Y WASHING MACHINE," Which has no cqtilal in the world. Get one and i - satisfy Yourself. xartienM ttenUon paid to all orders in our line. UNDERTAKING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. aulS-ly K. PARRISH . . J. D. nOLMAS PARRISH & HOLM AN PORTLAND OGN; Real Estate, Commercial and Stock Brokers, GGQCr.ll Intelligence and COl lection Agents. PA til.. I.. 1? Fi...t -rilliWO. 0U riODKr mocn, rrgut oircci.. fornanu, ucc. -v, xouj. AIiI5 Ai V FERRY. AT THE SOLICITATION OF f many citiiens of Linn and Benton counties, I hare fitted up the lower Albany Ferry, at Albany, Oregon, at heaVy1 expense, and in sucb a manner as to accornnwaato ice iraTenng puoiio ai w times that feorying is wanted to be done, v AT REDUCER RATES, I Hoping thereby to secure a liberal patronage. - My Ferry . Boat is well constructed, with all of the latest improvements for safety, and strongly secured by a good wire bop. v ASiUir JtAiti;f rropnetor, Albany, Au. ISth, 1866-ly - M. HBELAT D. Sl'KEXXET W.TTiir Am ' TietwrtJU'liriJV' IA U EiliiA A . CiC lUJMHii 1) ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS, OREGON CITY. Particular Attention given to Land Claim &td juand THies. Oregon City, Ogn., Dec: 20, 1865; ' GAB0ENIJVG! ANDREW GILGRIEST, Florist, . Botanist. Gardener, i 0rder8 left at tbe jgie Hotel, Albany, will be wai to orders in the country, or 1 ji -- I wui garuea I Albany, Apru.4txew. t. r