The state rights democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1865-1900, January 26, 1867, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT. ;! Honey SXarkct. : San Francisco Legal Tender rates .MJ1(ST2 J$tfk York ft li QuoUUon.............V.........-14r "PorcLA Follies." We publish in an other colqraan Address, with this title, delivered bo'orQ tb Lmn County Teachers' Institute, at Scio, Jast December In the main we agree with the Lecturer in hisTarioushitsat the Popular Follies of the da j. They are richly deserved. But we disagree wl en he classes a good musicial education among them ; and particularly where he aims his shafts at the popular pref erence for the Piano as the best of musicial instruments. We agree with him when he assumes that "every girl cannot become a musician," tudtat'llamusipiaa w born not made.1' Wo think, too, that every young woman, no matter vnat ner tsto or music may be, nor how much it may have Deen cultivated, should regard ordinary domestic duties u far abe, and beyond 'all musical ability and talent. We know that "music ath. charms to soothe a savage," but a good cup of coffee, a nice, well-raised, brown-baked loaf of bread, a plate of sweet butter, well cooked meats, and rich gravies, are equally potent in soothing a man when hungry; particularly when prepared by a beloved and loving wife. 3usic is good, but it is a luxury which can be dispensed with ; while a well- cooked meal is very acceptable, and indeed indispensable, to a well person at least twice a day. Every young woman s pouia first be come a prcfigeqt in the, arts of housewifery. If. to these i.he can add that of music, so much the better. We presume on these points we agree. But the fact is th,at the piano is aim st universally a favorite with ha people, an 1 it cannot with any propriety be classed among the Popular Follies of the day. The piano is not a humbug. Its great pop ularity is based on substantial, inherent merit. The tones of a good 7-octave piano are rich and sweet, and of great compass; and when its kevs are touched by a skillful hand accompanied by a sweet and melo dious roice--we seldom hear better music than it can prodace. J humbug i short lived. A gen nine humbug never lives many years. People, are quick to discover merit nd equally rvift to detect the want of it in anything put forward for their approval or condemnation. The piano has cow been a candidate for popular favor for more than half a century j and instead of being pro soonced a humbug, or, "Popular Folly," it js growing in popular favor every day. Were its claims unsound, it would be rejec ted and condemned, not only for this reason, but because of its costliness. A Nice Ci inc. short time ago the Lafayette fJqurier substantially charged that the Editor of the State Rights Democrat does pat understand, and as a sequence does not know how, properly, to employ the English januage. This may be true j we will leave it to the public to decide. On the 8th instant this same able critic wrote and published the following lucid paragraph, which we print precisely as it appears in the Courier ; "To 'den j the right of Congresj to Jo jrthiug is quite an ex? undertaking, bat to get thl body ij heod or reebect yr pctt tb tUag X together. The to judges 'of the qualifications of members carries with ilstlf tie rigbfc to Jjudge members disqualified,' Con trolls as that bodv t. jjV unserupuluCi and imbccie fanatics and perj ur ea traitors, who wijl undertake & circumscribe the bounds of its urrrpations, or'' what' 'oastitnenej' may not suchlj ongreis 'disfranchise V Is it sot probable that, ujdejf'ucji a eon;truetion of its pre rogatives in this' behalf as Uerali accords it?" Yea very probable, indeed I Nothing could be more conclusive ! It is as clear as mud nearly ! Seriously the editor of the Courier is an illiterate, self-conceited, overgrown, maud in nincompoop. Such men are a disgrace x journalism and a dead-weight to any party. PoLoaxn Child aix.-The "Unionist" etatea thajifour hundred dollars have been contributed by the citizens of Salem to estab lish a school for the colored children of that city. A county that is so intensely black a Marion shoe Id tend the colored children to the public schools, if they would be con sistent, "yhite spirits and black, blue spirits an$ grey," ought to mingle and mix together j and this feat they will ultimately perform. The tendency of abolition teach ing and abolition principles is to social as well as political equality ; and, the whole thing will end up in this in Oregon, as well as in Massachusetts, ipless checkcated by he conserraturas of the country. The Lyceum. The question for debate next Monday evening is : f 'Ought capital punishment to he abolished?" Affirmative Jit. Tate, Markham, Brown, Morgan,-Dr. Bice, and Pearce. Negative LTarvey Smith. Hannon, Sjlyeuter, Dr. Lister, J. Foster anjl Watson. The last question discussed was decided in fhe affirmatTve, Those, who wish to migrate pa Mexico can do so xxow vith a certaintj that ere thej arrive there it VJll fa jjipxi greasers and all, to the United States. m m t THI TTZATHEI AKD IHERlVK. Within a few dajs past large quantities of rain have fallen in the Willamette Valley, causing ex. ceedinglj muddy rads and raiding the Cali pooja, Santiani and Willamette rivera so hat thej have overflovrn their banks in manj places. The "Willamette as vre write (Janu ary 23,) is falling a little. The weather, thongh not freezing, is colder than usual. The hills, butte i, and mountains, in the dis tance are covered with snow. Dxowxed. Itaindrs have reached Albany that a Mrs. Vaughn formerly Mrs. Briggs living near the Calipooya bridge -who re cently resided at Orleans, opposite Corvallis, was drowned on the 21st instant. The house in which she ws lining was surrounded by water, occasioned "by'Jh oyeroiw'of the Willamette at ti at place j hence she attempt ed to escape by n skiff j bnt, striking a tree, it capsized, and she and a small child pf hers both found a watery grave. ' BaowxsviLLz Eipesss. W. C. Baird, Esq., of Brown iville, is now running'an ex press from that place to Albany j leaving ferownsyiire evsry Tuesday , morning and peaching '-Bjsre in the'revening. ' Departs Wednesday at 8 o'clock, a. it. At present the fare is $2 but as the roads" improve' it will be reduced ; also Mr. B. willmaketwo rips per week instead of esi, " ; - f- Spacldinq's Lectures. We extract the following from a private letter to us, writte t b?a Mr. Elw. ql Evans, of Olympia, W. T under date of January 12, 1867 : 'I. hare seen a number or two of your Journal, containing soma Lectures of Rev. II. II. Bpauld iug on the history of the Early Millions in Oregon. I especially desire cot I js of the "Democrat" con tag these Lectures, and will cheerfully reml the expense attending their transmission to ni at this place. We hare to say, ia reply, that the first numbers of the "Democrat" containing these Lectures were so mo weeks ago exhausted. We cannot, thorefore, furnish any one tho back numbers complete. Others, aqsjring them can govern themselves accordingly. That Imih)stor. We Understand that the 1 'Rev. pr. . C. Rowland, Corresponding Editoj; of the Christain Herald, V whom we last weex denounced as an impostor be came drunk before he left Albany, So that in addiibnto being a great liar and impostor generally, no is a urunxara. , .we nave Dut little. 4oilt also that the woman with whom he is perambulating the country is not his wife but his concubine. A pretty divine, truly I Kick him as he passes. Resolutions of Condolence. At a regular mooting of Western Star Lodge No. 10, 1. 0. of Q. T., Tuesday evening, January 22d, 1S67, the following preamble and resolutions were adopted : Whk2e9, It has pleased Almighty God, in the exercise of Ills unerring ower'' and wisdom, to summon rrom tnis spnere or fcer userulness our beloved and worthy Lister, Jaxs ui.r Cli?e: Therefore, be lt - ' " lifoletd. That the mtlaneholy latellleence of her death was received by the members o,f Western Star Lodge No. 10, I. O. O. 'T, with emotions of deep and unfeigned sorrow ; add tnal ia ber un timely death this Lodge baa tost a worthy member and the community a lady beloved and respected by all. -Jtfolred, That we sincerely mourn this disrup tion of covenanted friendship, bearing in tender remembrance ner fidelity to the Order and ber de votion to the principles it inculcates. Jtfolvtd, That we earnestly sympathise with the gnef-stneken relatives and tnends of our deceased Sis tec, 'and tender thim'JitcqnsUaticn which the world can neither give nut 'take away, llfoleid. That oar Charter and Regalia be drap ed ia mourcing (or the period of thirty diys. JoreJ,'Tbat a copy of these resolutions be entered on the records of the Lodge ; also a copy sent to toe relatives of the deceased, and a copy furnished to the Corvalli tiatette" and "State Rights Democrat" for publication. MART. V. BROWN, I W. II. MENDENHALL, V Committee. ED. . McCLURE, J sji rza ALBANY miCES C I It It i: XT. Albaxt, Saturday, January 28, 1567. The following are the prices paid for Produce, and the prices at which other articles are selling in this market : Wheat white, per bubel, 50 ets. Oat per buhel, 23Q.-.0 ets. Potatoes per bushel, 621(75. Onio(ni per bushel. $1 25. Flour per bU, l 50. Batter per pound, 30 ets. Eg3 per dosen, 25 ets. Chickens per dozen, $3 00. Peaebes dried, per pound, 15 e$. Pork per pound, 67cts. Beef on foot, 4 5 ets. Mutton, per pound, 12) cents. Soap-per pound, 45 ets. Salt-zLoa Angelp, per pound, 2 ets. SyVup-per gallon, SQ90 ets. Tea Young IIys'oa,'per pousd, $1 OQ. 44 Black, 75l 00. ; " " , - Japan, $1 12J. " Sugar crushed, rer pound, 17Q2Q CU. " Sea U ets Coffee per pound, 2S30 ets. Nails cut, per pound, ajlO'c Is. WbH mm, w k8, i eo3 o. Linseed Oil boiled, per gallon, $ I 752 00. Turpentine per gallon, $1 75(2 CO. " Domestic brown, 20 26 ets. ' ' Hickory triped. per yard, 30 ets. Bed Ticking per yard, 30Q50 cU. Blue Drilling per yard, 25(30 cU. Flannels per yard, 6275 ets. Prints fact colors, per yard, 1(20 ets. Rifle Powder, pef pound. 75(a,$l 00. ' ' Candle best, pet pound, 30(33 ets. Rice China, per pound, lifyli ets. Tobacco per pound, 75 (a, $1 00. SaLeratus pej pound, liQ 15 ets. SPECIAL NOTICES. Medical Advice. DR. WJL K.DO IIERTY'S Medical and Surgical Institute is be coming a sine qua non to the welfare. of oar State and health of our citizens; and his rapidly spread ing reputation, although it may excite surprise, is but tire signal or skill, and follows as the natural effect of such a cause. We are personal! r acquaint ed with gentlemen who have suffered for years un der enroale disease, and who bad taken, ad van t ajs ht every available means that promised relief, but without success, until they called upon Dr. Doherty, who, in an i&eredibly sL'orf space of time has given them entire relief. It is gratifying to announce this fact, because the Doctor is a gen tleman who seeks, not by defamation of others, to establish bis reputation, or to rear the superstruc ture of his own upon the ruin of an another's fame. The Doctor conducts his Institute in such a man ner that must be gratifying to all his, patients. lie examines, 'advises and recommends without charge, and the patient; after 'hearing his ferms for treatment, can accept or reject at pleaiire, In no ease does the Doctor biake a charge unless he effects a cure. This he is' able to do, because he feels the confidence which long experience has giv en, and no doubt the consolation which appertains to that confidence. Persons afflicted with either accute or chronic diseases, would do well to con sult him. For consultation he asks no fee, nor does be insist onr obedience to bis advice unless the patient place himself nnder his care. II is offices are on Sacramdnto street, opposite the PaiincMail feteamship oficc .S. K. Xtews. I.'.' t NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. BEEBl BIJEBJ! . a - - w .. . 4 f j ALBANY BREWERY. CIIAS. KIEFEI, Proprietor. TIIE SUBSCRIBER DAS JUST ERECTED a new and first-class ' i IB REW EKT On Droad Albin between rirst Street and the XZiver, And is prepared to fornifh WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS PRIVATE FAMILIES, . f-. ON SHOin SOTICEl , All Orders PeliTcred Whercyey Desired, j' He Warrants his BEER ' ttyUl QF THE BEST MffRIALS, " ,. v - AKD ... He is. confident he can give entire satisfaction to .. !. ADVEItTlSEMENTS Persons oi sedentary habits troubled with weak-! ncss, lassitude,' palpitation of the heart, lack of appetite, distress after eating, torpid lrer, oonstt patlon, 4c, Reserve to auffer If they will, not try the celebrated PLANTATION p.JTTEIl, which are now rocommondod by the higboit medical au thorities, and warroriteJ-to produce, an. Immediate beneficial effect. They areexeeedlngly agrernfcle, perfectly pure, and must supercede all otbcr loh: ioi where a healthy, gentle stimulant is required. They purify, strengthen and invlgorato. They create a healthy appetite." They are an antidote to change of water ad, diet. . They strengthen the system and enliven the mind. They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers. They purify the breath and acidity of tho atom acb. ' . ; They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation. They enre Liver Complaint and Nervous Head ache. ' They make the weak strong, the ngujJ, Va liant, and r exhausted nature's great restorer. They are composed of the celebrated Calisya bark, wlntergrecn, sassafras, roots and herbs, al) 'pre served in perfectly pure Ct. Croix rum. For par ticalare, see circulars and testimonials arouud each bottle. Beware o'f impostors. Examine every bottle., See that it baa out private U. S. stamp unmutila ted over the cork, with plantation sjen?, and our signature on a fine steel plate lUo tabcL See that our bottle Is not refilled with spurious aud delete rious stuff. Any person pretending to sell Plan tation Bitters by the galjon or In bulk, is an im porter. Any person Irritating this bottlo, or sell ing any other material therein, whether called Plantation Bitters or not. Is a criminal under the U. S. Law, and will be so prosecuted by us. Tho demand for Drake's Plantation Bittrrs, from la dies, clergymen, merchants, Ac., is incredible. The simple trial of a bottle is the evidence we present of their worth and superiority. They are sold by all respectable druggists,' grocers, physi cians, hotels, saloons, steamboats and country stores. P. II. DRAKE A CO. Darneti HasnoliA Water. A toilet delight ! The ladies' treasure and gen tlemen's boon 1 The "sweetest thing" aud largest quantity. Manufactured from the rich Southern Magnolia. Used for bathing the face and person, to render the skin soft and fresh, to prevent crop Ixont, to perfume clothing, Ac. Itovercomesibe unpleasant odor of perspiration. It removes redness, tan. blotches, Ac. It cures nervous headache and allays inflamma tion. It cools, softens and aids delkarj to the skin, . r , r sv , It yields a subdued and lasting perfume. It cures n.uqueo b'tes and tilings of insects. It contains no matfrul injuru4 to the skin. It is wbAtf every IaJy should have. od every where. Try the Magnolia Water once and you will use no ojher Cologne, Perfumery, or tToict Water afterwards. DLMA8 BARNES A CO., l'rups. Laclusive Agents, . Y. Sold by all Druggists and .Dealers on the Pacif ic coast. L.yon' IathaIroi( It la a most delightful Hair Dressing. It eradicates scurf and dandruff. It keeps the bead cool and clean. It makes the bair rich, soft and glossy. It prevents hair turning gray and falling off. It restores hair upon prematurely bald beads. Tc Is is just what Lyona Kathairon will do. It is pretty it la cheap durable. It Ss literally sold by' 'the car-load, and yet Us almost incredi ble, demand ia daily increasing, until there is hard ly a country store that does not keep it, or a fami ly that does not ose it. ' ., ti. THOMAS LYON. Chemist. X. Y. Jjonn Extract Ginger. Lyon's Extract of Pure Jamaica Ginger for Indigestion, Nausea, Ileartburn, Sick Headache, Cholera Morbus, Flatulency, Ac, where a warm ing stimulant is required. Its careful preparation and entire purity make it a cbeap and reliable ar ticle for culinary purposes. Sold everywhere, at 60 ets per bottle. Ask 'for "Lroa'a" Pure Ex tract. Take no other. JLyon 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 if most wonderful in this respect. being entirely harmless Jo' 'the' human family. Many worthless imitations are offered, ' Be partic ular and receive pone but Lyon's. Each flask of tne genuine bears th signature of E. Lyon and tne stamp of Dexas Barses A Co. $Xatang Liniment. Have you a hurt child or a lame horse ? Use the Mexican Mustang Liniment. Hoi cuts, sprains, burns, swellings and caked breasts, the Mexican Mustang Liniment ia a cer tain cure.. Z ' r ... Fo rheumatism, neuralgia, stiff Joints, stingf and bites, there is nothing like the Mexican Mus tang Liniment. For spavined horses, the poll-evil, ringbone and sweeneyf the Mexican Mustang Liniment never fails. - . . . For windfalls, scratches, big-head and splint, the Mexican Mustang Liniment ia worth its weight in gold. 5 ' - . ' - v.-., . . . , Cuts, bruises, sprains and swellings, are so com mon and oertain to occur in every family, that a bottle of this Liniment is the best investment that can be made.; . - . , J, ' - , t t , It is more 'certain than the 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, the fire, it tipped over and' scalded my hands terribly. The Mustang Liniment extracted the pain, caused the sore to heal rapidly, and left very little scar. VCHAS. FOSTER, 420 Broad Sjt., Philada.' Mr. S. Litch, of. Hyde Park, Yt.. writes: " My horse was considered worthless, (spayin) but since the use of the Mustang Liniment, I baye sold him for $150. ? Your Liniment is doing wonders up here." ' AH genuine is wrapped in steel plate engravings, signed, G. W.' Westbrook, Chemist, and also has the private U. S. stamp of Demas Bahnes A Co oyer the top. : Look closely. . Boll by all Drug- gsts, at li, oo. ets, ana ft oo. ees yzm ij . ) A 3D' V-M It 1 1 S E MEN T S THE SAN FRANCISCO STORE I j JULllS OIIADWOHL. ' ALBANY - pKEaON. f THE SUBSCItlBEIl WOULD INFORM THE oitixens of Albany and vicinity that'bb now occupies the corner brick store " in Comer f rir at and Waahlnffton Streets. f He intends to sell Qoods AT IIB 10 WEST PHIQE ! ,j . . . CASH OK PIIQDTJOE!; The publlo would do well to ex am I no my Goods before purchasing elsewhere. , ' ' " ' " -' My Stock consist; inpsit, asrolioiri : DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, GROCERIES AMD- GENERAL MERCHANDISE! ALSO A GOOD STOCK OF THE BEST LIQUORS Kvcr Itrought to I hi Market! Wbioh be Intends to sell ONLY FOR JUCDXCINAL PURTOSES JULIUS GRADWOIIL. Dee. 22, '(5ft v2nl01y JACOB NORCROSS, IVIiolcialo ami Retail Dealer. In DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HARDWARE, MILL SAWS, IRON AND SXEE., Mechjuiic'si diaer's& Dlackunlthi Tools, ROPE, CHAIN, BOLTS, NUTS, WASHERS, TH13BLB, BOXI.XG A.D SET SPB1XGS, rinc-rnoor mnxDiria, Albany, Uiui County, O'n. oc27nl! J' .rot. . tc G c r . .rcGnCcr. r ft n i n ( I r - . r o G n i 1 i n (J c r , . f c G u i 1 1 1 i n G c r . .rcGnilthtltnGer. .reGnilthhtlinGor. .rcGnilthightltnGor. .rcGDilthKiKightlinGer. .rcGnilthgthtjinGcr. .rcGnilthghtlinGer. . r c G n i 1 1 h 1 1 i n G c r . r c G n x 1 1 1 i n G o r . ' . r o G n i 1 i n G c r . ' . r c G n i n G c r . .reOnOor;' .rcOer. .rer. . r. Let yoa trouble your brln In solving this riddle. ' Commence with the cspiU I in the middle. Kffcd np If you choose, ' v Or to the right at your ese, To the left like the Jews, Or down like Chinese. His prices are lower. His stock more complete Than Any other store ' Found on Front street. ' g j do not deity, Hut hnnx on your cash, Your country produce . And all kinds of trash. Tor he'll sell better groceries, ' And more, for the tamd, Than any other dealer This side of Portland. A. H. KICJIITLINGEU, Corner Perry and Front streets, Albany, O'gn, WASHINGTON MARKET, - . BROAD ALBIN ST., BETWEEN 1st AND 2d, ALBANY, OREGON. 23 Ilaa jjisfc opeucd i t . ' A KBW MARKET HOUSE . At the above mentioned place, and will always keep on hand the BEST MEATS THE MARKET AFFORDS, such as BEEP, MUtVoN, . PORK, SAUSAGE, And all kindf of Cared lileats, , A liberal Share of Patronage is Solicited. We are always ready to pay the IIIOII E8T CASH PRICE Vor fat stock. ' mm ShcrifPs JSalc. " BY YIRTUE OF A "frtIT OF EXECUTION ' issued out of therCirctiit Court of tho State of Oregon? for the County of Linn, and to me direct ed and delivered by the Clerk of laid Court, in" fa vor of Miltop Hale, Plaintiff, and against Joseph Davis, Defendant,' for the sum of two thousand and Forty dollars and'so'venty-four cents ($2,040 74) interest and colts and accruing costs. I have lev ied upon and will expose to sale at publio auction, to the highest bidder, Jn front of the Court Ilonee dooj, in said Linn Coun'fy.'on , Saturday, the 10th day of February, A , 7 D. 18G7, ' ., between the hours of 9 ofoloek A. u. and 4 o'clock p. it., of Bald day, ; the following' described 'real estate, to-wit: East half of IJlock No. sixty (6fl) in-the City of Albany,' in Linn County, Oregon, to gether with all of the appurtenances thereunto be longing'. .' ; . . -. --.i .. . JUKVEY BMUU, tsnerlff M i t - i t . . of Linn County, Oregon.t . : Dated at Albany, Oregon, December 17th, A. D. 1868v2n204w. : .., .: josirri otPr.nnttMtn Albany. J "' Portland. ' 0-T-iOIR.IOXJS NEWS VERTHAN & CO., NEW-YORK' STORE ;. :.; 'it in : Foster's Two Story Brick, A LBANY, ,0 HE GfCN . , . Have Just" revived TIIK LAHGKST SfOCK OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS MYKK nUOVGBT TO ALtA&T. ' Oat Stock Consist of Foreign and Someitie, Staple : AND - . . FANCY DRY GOODS, Ladles, Misses and Children's CLOAKS, BASQUES SACKS AND HATS. Also a Fine Lot of HOODS. NUBIAS, BREAKFAST CAFES. & SONTAGS. The Latest Styles of READY-MADE CLOTHING, GENTS! HATS Burnishing good. AND BOOTS AND SHOES. Also a Fine Lot of DItKSS THIMMINGS. We also keep constantly on band Urge Stock of OnOCKttlES, CROCKERY, JIAIilWARB, GLASSWARE, " VAINTS and OILS. Harlnc; a Partner residing la the market, we art enabled to sell CHEAPER THAU THE CHEAPEST ! And Purchasers will find It to their iaUretlto give us a call before bcyisis; elsewhere. Gralo and all kinds of Mercian table Pro duce taken in exchange for goods. JT REMEMBER WEItTHAN & CO., At the New Terk Store, In Potter's two story brick. First street. WERTIIAJf k CO, Albany, Sept. f, lft68-ly WHAT A RUSH! TO THE CASH STORE OB 11. CIIEADLE, CORKER BROAD ALBIN AND STS. Goods sold In large or ima! jnantities to suit customers - - , " AS CHEAP AS ANY STORE . .. . -- In Oregon. FOR CASH OR TRADE. . I WIIsIs SELL. Come aqd tee Before Bay in; any where else, AS TIIE GOODS MUST BB SOLD. ao2S-4m R. CIIEADLE. 3ST O T I OE1 I desire ; t ayr to thoej wanting PAINTS, I HAVE A LARGE LOIS, OF PAINTS ANP OILS DIRECT i?ROM SAN FRANCISCO, WHICH I VILL SFLL AS CHEAP. . . . ... . . . ...... A3 THEY CiN BE HAD AT PORTLAND, Adding Freight from Portland to Albany. I HAVE A LARGE LOT OF CLASS AND pUTTY ! NAILS OF ALL SIZES' TO SUIT TI)E TRADE. au25 It. CIIJCADIiK. Final Settlement. . . Estate of William Swank, ; deceased. In the County Court of Linn County, and State of Oregon: - . .... Ty'OTICE' IS IIEREBY GIVEN TIIAT BAR. yi bary Swank, Administratrix of the last will and testament of William Swank, deceased, filed in this Co'urt at the September Term thereof, A. D. 1866, her accounts for, and prays a final settle-, ment of the same It Is therefore ordered by '-the Court that said application be heard on Tuesday, " t&e biKday qf '-'February, i. A: D. 1867, - - ' at 0 o'clock, A.. M., at the Court Room in Albany, In said Cojintyj and that notioe thereof be pub lished in the "State Rights Democrat", for four weeks previous thereto. ' . EDWARD R. GEARY, " County Judge of Linn County, Og'n, ' ; By A. W. Standard, Clerk. . ;Doc.Asr-v2o2Uw ,. f .; , DAVID WCRTSA GOOD GURB AND PLENTY OF IT. AT rax BENNETT HOUSE, OIIECJO ' . in 4 L. JAY S. TURNEY, HAVING LEASED THE ABOVE NAMED Hotel, li prepared to accommodate the trav eling putlic, ani os nvrtvnzv jlkoviah board KttM, in geod tyl4. as by Hons on the Coast. He has determined to juink the "15enncH"asgood as thrf best, and hcrt'erXh&n any publie house in Salem. He will soon complete some import ant im proteqens, which will dd greatly to its fpfar anoe and comfort, and intends to merit and hopes to receive his share 0 patronage. , . , ' n He has secured the ' services of "Charley" (known to be the best cook in Salem, and one of the best in the whole country), and,, other eomp teut persons to manage the culinary department, and is resolved to set as good a table as can be found any where not in clap-trap, pomp and show, flummery and flue furniture, but in an abundant supply of the very best the market afiords. His Rar-Room will be kept warm and lighted, and well supplied with newspapers, .periodicals and other suitable reading matter, and kept in a manner wbich.will make it an agreeable resort, , Iu short, he intends making an effort to please all who stop at the Bkktt He est. tAo& b most respectfully request bit friends "everywhere ti? give the old and well known stand at least one more trial before concluding tbey can do as 'well elsewhere, and promises if they are not welt treat, ed, and properly cared for, and at rtaiwalU Jig urer. it will not be the fault of the public's most obedient and most bumble servant. A ,1 L, JAY S. TURNEY, V. B. Furnished rooms, Hb ot without board, by the day, waek cr'-M&ntb i the "Bennett"; charges moderate. ' L. J. 8. T. Sklcm, Oregon, Nov. 12, 18e-v2nl8tf w. i. MILTABinKL. I F. M. BcnrixtD. FAMILY GROCERIES! AND E?3BO?:i3I03SrS. w E WOULD AXXOUJTCE TO TnE CITI- tcas of Albany and vicinity, that we have opened GROCERY STORE At the old itanfl of J. Koreross, adjoinicg the Express Office, in' - ' - ALIJAXY ' - - OREGON i i I ' THERE WILL SB KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND A god tupidy f family Groceries, CONFEpflO NERY ! CIGARS AND TOBACCO, WOOD AX1 WILLOW WARE, TOYS AND All KINDS OF YANKEE NOTIONS. SOLD Cheap for faih or Coaatrr Prodace ! W 3. niLTABIDEL A CO. Dee. 2J, 'U v2n!9Iy " " u' NATIONAL COLLEGE or BUSINESS AND COMMERCE! Cor Alder and Front Street, roriTLAND . . - onsaorf. SUPERIOR ADVAITTAGES! THIS COLLEGE BANKS FIRST ON TIIE COAST, and offers advantages for acquiring ai'racucal Uuflsess lacatlon superior to any other school. ' " TIIE COl'Kfli; OF fKHTnUCTION Is conducted on the plan of the best Commercial Colleges in Europe and the Atlantis '" , States, combining THEORY AND PRACTICE, ; By means of Banks and Business Offices, thus fa , 'miliariiing the Stodent with all the differ- -ent kinds of business in the shortest possible time, U and lcas.t expense. THE BUSINESS COURSE Embraces Book-Keepbg (by Siogle and Double ; Entry), Penmanship, Commercial Calcula 'tions, Correspondence, Commercial Law, Actual 'Business, Lectures on Ao- " counts, Business Customs, Mer cantile Ethics, c, Ao. TERMS: Scholarships, embracing the whole Business Course, Regular and Special Lectures, time ..unlimited, with privilege of reriewing t any future time $50 : There are no Vacations. Students enter at any time.' ; ' :-'!' ' :'For further particulars address the President, or call at the College.' M. JC. LAUDENSLAGER, Prcs't. IL M. D Faairci', Seo'y. ' Dec. 8, '60, n!73m - 1 A t ; ; 4 1 IJverybody to Snaw - TIIAT I ASf TIIL DEALER Yfc. GENERAL MEROHMD&E Constantly in the Receipt ol jRYaOODS! 1 1 BQOTS 1 AMD: SHOESi ! , e ; G- jR Q Q E 1 33..S-v s . - - - CROCKERY AND HARDWARE AND TIIAT : I AS LOU :AS ran L0OT3T! ;!-.:.;,, AND ;; . .t ,. PAY THE HIGHEST PRICE For ' all I kinds' of . Produce, iocnll '"" J. NORCROSS. AD VE n TI S E Jl E N T S. RTATS," M&. H AT8 1 A ;:TOgpons a nno.,. ;v Manufacturer! and Tmporteri of, and Whekiale and Retail JJeftlcrs ia , . t t HATS AND CA?S, HATTERSr MATERIAL, - i f '" i - - t 1 Ho. 72 Trout Street,' Portland, ' A RE RECElVlko; W ABDlTlOJf TO J tkelr extensive Stock, by eyery ; Bteaf" ti, U the LATEST STYLES, of New York, Londoaf, . ParUiiau taste, for " dentlemnV aa4 Childrea'si Wr. i t,y Vhlc fiey fllgen V ,i; ' CHEAPER THAN ANY lM HOUSE Oil TK COAST! ' DEALERS a" N H A 9? S '. - ' ' Will consult thefr'own Interesttf ij exam Is lag our Stock before pure haling elsewhere. , ,, - -. tf HaLi of iTery style and Descriptioa f MADE -TO ORDER, ALIO HEATLY -ItPAinED9 T. C. AVTeufsdorHbr & Brp.'s So. 72 Front Street. .......Portland, O'gn, Cor. D and Second gUiW?...l.,,..,MarysirIlIe, Cal, No. 125 J StredM.,.....l...,..,fSa4rtunentoCaL Nos. tZb k 037 Commercial St Sun Franc i 50, 2?" Wholesale House at San Francisco, V.oK 628 Commercial through to 637 Clay streets.. Dee. lt lSM-sl 6tf ; r ' f - FURNITURE hW CABINET VAR5. O. MEAXiT Ss CO. -. .-..' Corner ofTlxat and Crozd Albia Streets, j r - ,; . , ' (First Door East of J. Korerosa rfck Y Albany, lAwz Coontr, Oregon, Keep com tan Uy on hand f ' -.; ft A FULL ASSORTMENT Of eTcrythlBg in theif line of Roslness, It lower Pipm tjiw any oilitr. Hams Tail tide ef Portland. p . WE CUAIjIESTGE COJI5ETITIO!I Ui '. :-'-7J lathe line of UPHOLgTRLY, PARLOR SETS Chamber Seta, Pictsra rrames BTJREAUS, SAFES, WARDROBES, ETC. ETC :-V-. ''--' ' ;z't We bare also en hand the cekbratad ecowo?xt WMnma tz&cnmnn Which has no equal n the world. Qet one asl . jatiif 'yoamir.-- . , . Particular attention aid to aS orders In oar Use. . f . -......'' i , , r-- ' . UNDERTAKING JR3MPTl ATTENDEp TO. "aal8-ly :- - STOP THAT THIEF! 4 2 . . o:f a GpiaraH;; IT IS STEALING FROM YOUTOrjR ITEALTII. which is are rer to 70a than all lyoar '. wekltal Nine-tenths' of the dlieoees preralent in this eli-r mate vprinr from -Coldt ana Costfos. .. .. 1- T " . .. 'V HENLEYfp R O Y A L A i. S P h I ehallenges the world to produce anything' la tho shape of Medicine that - : H" ? & '.. : If ill EfaoTc and Eradicate 9. Cssglt, or Soreness in the Chest, as prompt, ao martyr what form the disease might assume. "Henley4 Royal Balsam" ia the Best Medicine ia'the world for Bronchial or Pulmonary affoctions. ?' For Croup or Whooping Cough,' there Is "nothing ca earth that can equal it. All Mothers and Nurses ought to bare a bottle close by them ; it will giro a Child relief in twerainutes.' It is entirely regi e table, and : will prove blessing to the banian" family. : p - ;'. -t For tho Benefit of SuflTerlng Tv4 ' Humanity. - I hare been troubled vita a rery severe cough for 15 yeartv aud in that time bate tried alt the reme dies I heard of, bat all to no purpose' I had no faith in anything. Mr. Smith persuaded me to get'k bottle ef "Henley's ItoyaJ Balsam." and I, freely acknowledge that I was perfectly astonished with, the miraculous effect it had on me. - It gave -me relief the first' night tied iU .1 slept well without coughing. I did nor know what to make , of it; ;T hare taken aout three bottles,' and. feel well and hearty, thank God I There is not money enough in Oregaa to hire me to bo without some of it in my house, for fear of another attack. ' v -i. I ' THOS. H. THOMPSON. ' From Judge Karqaam. I hare used HenleyTs Royal Balsam," mysolf, and In xhy family, and find it a first rate Mediein for Ooughs and Colds. I hereby roeommend it to the publio P. A. MARQUAM. ct- , t From Sirs. Palmer. Mr. littie girl had the Whooping Cough. Ipro bottle of Dr. HenleVs vRotsJ -Balsani" it noted like a charm. The first spoonful I gavo caused her to throw np a qaantity of phlegm", and she was relieved right away, and. slept weiL . . Be fore tb.e ene bottle was used -op- she was. .well and hearty. I really think If IS a porfect God-eetfd. t , , "BARBARA PALMER ; From F, PeWitt, Slcrchant. !T6 thbT PuBLicIaad a had"conga" foVaQP ' tims. A friend urged r,ie to get a bottle of "Hen ley's Royal Balsam." He said it cured him. I got a bottle, and, sure, enough, it had a splendid ofieot It dried the cough up in a short- time. I hereby recommend irtd the public. " : - DaWITT. 'For Sale by Setilemitir k Co., Alpsory. v, ' I :, Dr. VTuu ncrnJIffj-Prop'r. j ; -Portland; Oregon. " ; Deo. 22, 'ecVrr2nl9tfa - .-; ,u - r s ,4- Final Settlement.' i In the County Court of Linn County, -v! Oregon'. Estate of John Zei XTOTXOK IS HERE By GIVEN THAT HIr S ram Smith, Execu tor of the estate above naM- ed, filed in this Court at the J annary Term thereof, 1867, his accounts for, aia prays a gna seuwmens of the- same. "V . It is therefore ordered tbat said application ha- heard cn Tnesdaj-,.the ath day of February ,,18 ; at 3 o'clock p. H.i of said day, at,, the. County Court Room, in Albany, in said County,'' and thaf notice thereof be. published ! for JTcrar successive weeks in the "State Rig Its Demoerat." i . EDWARD R. GEARY, County Judge, t E. F.RtJSSEH,, Attorney. t : . . . I January 7, 1857 n22iw