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Newspaper Page Textx STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT, Money Market. Fan Frr.nci?oo Legal Tender rates ...1.71(72 Jew York Gold Quotation! -117 Subscriptions for the STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT ! PRIZCSFUOM $4 TO 125! In order the more rapiJIj to increase our circulation, and adopt the pre pay ejstcm, xro offer the followin-; raluablo prizes to any onowlo will get up clubs for the Democrat. Fersons pending us clubs from a distance can have the articles sent to them by express. No prie "will be sent unless the cash is sent Trith the litt. Premium list docs notincludo renewals of old subscribers. Any one, in cluding our list of published agents, may compete for the prizes. For 175 yearly subscriber, a fine Gold Watch and chain, worth $125 09 For 90 do, a fine silver watch and gold chain, worth CO 00 For 45 do. a silver watch and chain, worth - For 35 do., an 8-inch rcvolrcr (new) with fixtures, worth Tor 20 do., a gold pen and pencil case, worth. For 12 do., a gold rinp, worth For 6 do., a gold pn and silver case, werj SO 00 25 00 12 00 6 00 4 00 Any one sending ns a list and preferring the amount of his prize ia cah, can get it by making Jlis wishes known before the prite is scLt. Terms : $3 a year in advance. The present is the 2Gth No. of the Demo crat. "We have now published it regularly, every week, for six months past just as we substantially promised we would do when wo commenced." Thus far wehavft scrupulously Tedeemed all our promises made to the pub lic ; and what we have done in this regard hould be guarantee as to our course in the future. When we toot hold of the Demo crat, last August, we found that many sub scribers had paid O'Meara in advance, and lhat their time was unexpired ambnnting in the aggregate to several hundred dollars. In other words, he owed scores of subscribers from fifty cents ti $3 each monies which ho had received from them on advance subscrip tions, and whose time he had not filled. Dur ing the past six months we have sent the Democrat to these subscribers thus paying these debts contracted by him. We were tinder ni legal or moral obligation to da so; hut we want tococyiace the public that we will act honorably with all those having deal ings with our.Establishment. Our Lusines is conducted on such a basis that it canno fail, at least so long as ordinary health is " Touchsafed to the firm. Instead of being in debted to every other man we meet as is the manner of some we could mention we webut few persons, and not a great deal to those few; and we now have the public in debted t-y us between one and two thousand dollars in the aggregate. Under these cir cumstances it is safe to say that the State Rights Democrat is on as secure a basis as that of any other public journal in Oregon. In conclusion, we hope our friends through out the country will take hold now in earn est. It will pay them as well as ns to acj -as agents for the Democrat. I. O. or G. T. Ixstaf-latiov. At a reg ular meeting of Western Star Lodge (of Al bany), No. 10, I. O. G. T., Tuesday eve ning, February 5, 18G7, the following oS cers were installed fur the ensuing quarter : Y. C. T., E. E. McCIure; W. V. T., Mrs. Etta Brown ; W. S., M. V. Brown ; W. A. S., Wm. Driggs ; W. T., IL Fox ; W. F. S., T7. n. Mendenhall ; VT. M P. II. Farrell ; W. D. 51., Mis S. J. Stewart ; W. I. G., 3Iiss Hattie Ilunter ; ,Yf. O. G., L. Gray: "W. IL II. S., Miss Clara Oliver ; W. L. II. S., Miss Ida F. Ilogue ; P. W. C. T., S. S. larkhaci ; W. C, Rev. Jno. F. Damon. , . New Firm. Messrs. Montgomery & Arn old have recently taken charge of the old 'Metropolitan Hotel," on the corner of Washington and First streets, in this city, jand have overhauled, repaired and re-fitted the house throughout, and bare also procur ed the services of A No. 1 cook, to whose fit cess for the post we can amply testify. These gentlemen are determined to keep a hotel of the first order, and we heartily rec ommend them to the traveling public for iheir patronage. This house will hereafter fee known as the City Hotel. " For particu lars, see card in another column. The "Weather. We are indebted to Dr. Cray, of this place, for the following facts relative to the weather during the month of January, 1807 : Ten days rainy; 11 days showery ; 9 days no rain, and 1 day snowy ; 1 15 nights rainy; 15 nights no rain that could be noticod ; 1 night snowed. Six of the night3 whorein no rain fell were frosty ; And six nights were cold enough to freeze ice from the 1-lCth to inch thickness. . Depth tof rain that fell, 3 inches. . Tocca Bor. Wednesday morning last, as we were on our way to our office, we met jaboy eight or nine years old, perambulating the sidewalk bare-footed and bare-headed ; Jbe enow at the tiro e being aa inch or two' deep. TFe inquired if he was not cold. "Cold I Golly! no J" was his reply J He flight to pass for a tough boy. In noticing, last week, Mr. Kirkpak rick's reoent arrival here, we "spelled his came, through mistake, JT-patrick We don't want to kill him, nor have anybody else kill him, yet awhile. He is too good a fel low, personally, for that. He is naturally a Democrat, but somehow he isn't, yet aware of his misery. , The Wharf. Beach & Monteith's wharf building was considerably injured last week by the sudden rise of the Willamette. It is illedged, however, that it can easily be re paired when the water falls. ' The editor of the Radieal paper at Portland, Oregon, thinks that we are anxious to be the tail of tho fire-eating party. , We can't call him the -Radical party's tail. He is something under that. f Prentice, . Albaniacs, both youjjg and old, poor Soott, ; Think that a clever and a center shot. BOBN : . WERTnANV In this city, on ttu 4th in.it, to the wife of Mr. D. Werthan, a daughter. , GLASS. -Near Albany, on the 4th inst., James -G'ass, Esq., of consumption.. Thj body tf de--p ased was taken to ' Coryallis, of which he had fonaerly bean a resident for burial. t albaxy rnici:s cukukxt. Albant, Saturday, February 0, 1807. The following are the prices paid for Produce, and Che prices at which other articles aro idling In this market s Wheat white, per bushel, 50 cts Oat. per buidivl, 25(.r,0 cts. Potatoes per bushel. 02 JiTfr. Onions per biii-bel. $1 25. Flour per bid, $1 50. Butter per pound, 30 ctl. F.kks per dotvn, 20 cts. Thickens per dozen, $3 00. Poaches dried, pvr pound, 15 cts. Pork per pound. fi(7 cts. Hoof on foot, 4 00 5 cto. Mutton, per pound, l'.'J cents. S ap per pound, 4(h) i cts. Fait bos AnebiH, per pound, 2 Cts. Pjrup per gallon, ( U0 ct. Tva Young yon, per pound, $1 00. " lUack, 75(.i,$l 00. Japan, $1 121 . Sugar crushed, per pound, 17(20 cts. " Uland. 1U&12. " ea 14 cts. Coffee per pound, 2S(7,30 cts. Nails cut, per pound. Vli, 10 cts. White Lend pur, per k;, 1 00$5 00. Linseed Oil boiled, per gallon. $1 75(j,2 00. Turpentine per gallon. $1 75(,2 00, Domestic brown, 20(f.2o cts. Hickory striked, per yard. .HO ots. Bod Ticking per yard, 80(t,50 et. Blue Drilling per yard, 2j(it,:it) els. Vlann Is p r yard, G2S('$75cts. Prints fat colors, n r vard. 1 f?, 20 cts. Rifle Powder, per pound. 7h(j Sd'OO. Caudles best, per pouud, 3U((C13 cts. Hiec iChina, per pound. 1 I ft, 15 cts. Tobacco jH-r pouud, 75fj,$l 00. Saltrratus per pound, U(it15 cts. SPECIAL NOTICES. .T-a-JIedlral Atlvlce. DU. WM. K. I0 UlIKTV'S Medical and Surgical rnstimte is be coming a sine qua na to tho welfare of nur fcUate and health of our cititcna; and hi. rapidly spread ing reputation, although it way ejeiu urprie. is but the signal of skill, and follows as tho natural effect of tuch a cutf. Ww are personally acquaint ed with gentlemen who bavo suffered for year un der chrotiio tlisoato. and who had taken adrr.nt ago of every available means lhat promi-cl relief, but wiihuiit vueeess, uiitil they called upon 1T. Dohcrty, who, ia an incredibly l,ort ?"paee of time has giren t'lctn entiro relief. It is gratifying to announce this fact, becaust; the loctor is a gen tleman who seeks, not by defamation of others to cstabli.-h bis rvjmtalioa, or to rear the sujK'rtruc ture of his own upon tho ruin of an another's fame. The Doctor conducts his Institute, in such a man ner that must be gratifying to ail his patients. lie examines, advises and recoiutuvnds without ha.. and the patunt. ai'Ur hearing bis terms for treatment, can accept or reject at pleasure. In no case does the Ioetor m ike a charge uuK-ss ho Secl a cure. Ihis ho h atle t d , hecau-ns !e feels the con31-?n't which bmg experience ha gir en, a.nd no doubt the eouaul.itioti which appertain t' that confidence. IVrson afllictcd with ei:h.r acctrte or ehronic diseases, would do will to con sult him. rr consultation he a-k n fee, cor do-s he insist on olx-di-.-uoc to hi advice unless tho patient p!ac bimvlf under his care. His office aro cut Sacraindnto street, opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship ofSce. F. .Nmi. NEW ADVERTISKMEXTS. ALBANY BOOK STORE! E. A. FIUCELAXD, BOOK-SELLER AND STATIONER, Albany - - - - Oregon. cossTASTLr on bxsd: STAXD1ED AND 3IISCELLAXEGTS BOOKS, Javenile, Toy, Gin and Dlani Cooks, COLD rexs, AXt SCHOOL BOOKS Ah'D STATIONERY ! Of every kind usJ in the Ftatc. rt?EOOKrf IMPORTED .TO OH I) EU. at short notice. Ih c I n 1 G ly SELIsITIG OFF AT COST!! VERTHAN &, CO., AT T1IE NEW YORK STORE! Foster's Two Story Brick, ALBANY, OREGON, 6FFER TTIEIIt ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS, AT SAN FRANCISCO COST WITH THE DETERMINATION TO CLOSE BUSINESS ! WE RESPECTFULLY INVITE The Community in General TO 1 GIVE US A CALL! BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE I FOR WE ARE FULLY DETERMINED TO .- S 33 Hi Xj O TJ T 1 WITHIN SIXTY DAYS FROM DATE! FOR CASH, OR PRODUCE WERTHAN & CO, . 3. !!. All persons knowing thera selrcs intlsbtcd to us will please come forward and SETTLE FORTHWITH. Werthan Co. Albany, Feb. 2y '(57 v2n25tt . A D V K It T I S li M K NTS. Tersnns or sedentary hahlts troubled with wcak iicm, Ultde, .li'itutioii tf tho heart, laek or Ipetit, diHtrcfS after nring,-triid liver, eonntl latiuii, Ac., dcfcrve to wuflTor if they will not try thoockhrated PLANTATION MTTKHH, whh'h are now roooimuunded hy tho hihoet inodii'al nu thoritWi, and warranted to produce an iiutnrdiutc bcnvllcbl efiVct. They arevxeeodingly nreuahlw, perfectly pure, and intmt Kuperoede all other ton ic wheco a healthy, gentle tlmulatit ii required. They purify, etrengthen and luvigorate. They create a healthy npptttto. " They aro an antidote to chanjro of water and diet. They strcngthon tho nyntcm and enliven tho mind. They prevent mtanmatio and intermittent fevcrf. They purify tho breath and acidity of the stom ach. They euro Pypepd and Conxttpnlton. They cure Liver Cotnplaiut and Ncrrouji Head ache. They mako the weak (trong, the languid bril liant, and are exhausted nturo grat restorer Thy oro cutnpoved of tho elibrat d CulWya bark, witjtcrsrten, naftti!, root and herl( all pro nerved in j erectly pure Ct. Croix rum. l or par tictilar. eo circularji and tetiuonil arouud each hottle. r.c.ire of impcrtor. Examine ercry bottle. Si-o that it ha oui prirato U. S. rtamp untuutila tcd vr the crk, with plantation scene, and our signature oti a fine tid plalo du lahtl. See that our bottle i nt refilled with tpuriou and delete rious stufT. Any pemon prttendln to cll Plan tation Hitter hy the glln or in hulk, it an ita poster. Any pern itniiating thi bottle, or h 11 iag any othT material therein, whsrlhcr called Plantation Hitter or nA, i criminal under the U. P. Ljw. and will be no pre-uUd ly u. The demand fur Drake' Plantation liittcr, frm la dic. clergymen, nn-rihan', ie., U incredible. The fciuij.lo trial of a bttlo i tho evidence we present of their worth and unperiorUy. Thy are old by all rcsictahlo druht. grocer, phyi- cians, hotel, tout, atcAinboat and country Ure. P. II. MtAKK Jl CO. liar iic Muguollit Witter. A t-iK-t delight ! The U lit' treasure and gen tlemen' bo.n I The wc-etct thing" and larj;ct quauiity. ilu.xufae lured fruia tho rich FulLtrn Mauoiia. t ; J ( r baihiug tUo face and perou, to reader tho kio uft and frcb, ta prevent trup ti'jnc, tj porfjme c'oihin, Jke. It ovenoiui th uupb-A.ant odor of perspiration. It rciuuvi reiu., t-u. Mvtch, Ac. It cure ucrvou headache 4id allay itiflatauj lion. Jt cnd. et.ficn and ad li delieacy to th kin. It yield a vuhdued mil laling rfume. Il cure iau "juetj b;te ad ttin,; of iuwet. It coDtaiu o material injurious l tho tkin. Il i what every lady hou;d have. Sol 1 every- wh;re. Try the Magnolia Water on-e and yu will ut n-j th-r Cvlugn, lVrfuwery, t-r Toilet Water afterward. M1MA.S KARXLS d CO., Prop. - lu.ivo Aeut, X. Y. F .llby all VtUot &J ou thu Pacif ic C-JiL Ljon'ft XCnthalron. It i amoi-t delightful Hair l)nitjg. It eradicate, gearf and dandruff. It kt-ep the h;al ctl and th an. It tnake tha hair rich, ft and gl'y. It prevent hair timing gray nud falling off. It rttort-i hair upon prematurely bald hcail. T i In jot what Lyon Kathairon will d. It ia pretty it f cheap durable. It I literally oil by the car load, and yet it almost incredi ble demand U daily increalng. nntil thrre i hard ly a country tore that doe ant keep it, or a fami ly that do nrt o it, K. THOMAS LYON. Cbemiat. N. Y. Lyon'N Jlxtrnct Ginger. Lyon' Extract of Pure Jamaica Ginjr for Indigestion, Xanaea, Heartburn, Pick Headache, Cholera Morbus, Flatulency, Ac, where a warm ing stimulant ta required. lt careful preparation and entire purity make it a cheap and reliable ar ticle fur culinary purpose. Sold everywhere, at SO cU per bottle. Ak for "Lros" Pure Ex tract. Take no other. . Iyonff Floa Powder. The effect of Lyon' Magnetic I used Powder it alraoBt instantaneous death to everything of the insect fpecie. Flea, particularly, cannot lire where it ia. It is moot wonderful in this reapect, being entirely harinlcas to tho human famUy. 2Iauy worthless imitation are offered, lie partic ular and receive none but Lyon's. Each flaek of the genuine bear tht signature of E. Lyon and tho stamp of Demas Hikxk t Co. iriusfang aLiiilincnt. Have you a hurt child or a latno horse? Use tho Mexican Mustang Liniment. For cuts, gprains, burns, swellinga and eaked breaBts, the Mexican Mustang Liniment a a cer tain cure. For rheumatism, nenralgia, stiff jr ints, stinga Jnd bites, there is nothing like tho Mexican Mus tang Liniment. For Spavined horses, the poll-evil, ringbone and sweeney, the Mexican Mustang Liniment never fails. For windfalls, scratches, big-head and splint, the Mexican Mustang Liniment is worth its weight in gold. . Cuts, bruises, sprains and swellings, ore so cotu mcn and certain to occur in every family, that a bottle of this Liniment is tho best investment that can bo made. : It is more certain than the doctor it sares time in sending for the doctor it is cheaper than the doctor and shoald never be dispensed with. "In lifting the kettle from the fire, it tipped over and scalded my hands terribly. The Mustang Ljnimcnt extracted tho pain, caused tho soro to heal rapidly, and left rery little sear. CJIAS. FOSTER, 420 Broad St., Pbilada. Mr. S. Litch, of Hyde Park, Vt., writes: ' My horse, was considered worthless, (spavin) but sinco the use of tho Mustang Liniment, I have sold him for $150. Your Lmijflenjt is doing wonders up here." . r;; . - U," ,., t All genuine is wrapped in steel plate engravings, signed, G. W. Westbrook, Chemist, and also has the private U. S. stamp of Hems Barxes & Co over the top. Look closely.. Sold by all Drug gists, at 25, 50 cb, and $1 00. ec$ v2ni ly ; ADV1511TISKMENTS, THE OLD STOVE DEPOT! MAIN STHEET - - - ALDANY. JOTZlsr BEIGQS, (i.atr c. c. eoMEY A CO.) ICecps constantly on hand a general assortment of STOVES! Or the Momt Iuvorlt PutteruM. Cook Stoves, 1 Parlor Stoves, Bo3q Stoves I With a full and general assortment of TIN, S MEET-IKON, COPPER AND BRASS-WARE! And all other artioles usually found in a TIN STORE! , Rfpalrin? Neatly nnd ' Promptly Exccnted. Ti:illIS ttisli or Produce. "Short Reckonings make Ztoaj? rricnitx." Feb. 2, '67 v225lf JACOB NORCROSS, Whole. sulc untl Itctull Dealer In DflY GOODS, CLOTHING, HARDWARE, MILL SAWS, IRON AND STEEL, ricchanic'i TZlntr'u & DlacLsmith's Toolf, ROPE, CHAIN, BOLTS, NUTS, WASHERS, HUMBLE, B0X1SG 1D SET SPEI.XC!?, nncpnoor duixdino, Alhnny, I.iiin oiin(y, O-'ii. oc27n11 . r . . r c r , .reGcr. .red ti G e r . .rclininOcr. , r c fi i 1 1 n G e r . . r c (i n i 1 1 1 i n (t c r . . r e ( u i 1 1 h 1 1 i n (J c r . . r c Ct u i 1 1 h h 1 1 i n G c r . , r e G n i 1 1 h z i k h t It n G c r . . r c (i n i 1 1 h i I i f It t It n G c r . .rcGntlthihtliuGer. . r c G n i 1 1 h It 1 1 i n G e r . . r c G n 1 1 1 It 1 1 1 n G c r . r c G n i 1 1 1 i ti G c r . .red uiltndcr. . r c G it i n G e r . . r c G n G c r . . r c G e r . .ror, - . r . Let yon trouble your braia In svlvUtg thU riddle, Coinmetico with the capital I in the middle. Read np ifyou choo, Or to the ri'ht at your To tho left like tho Jews, Or down like Chiuefc. 11 U price are lower, Hi tock more complete Than any othr more Found on Front street. So d not delay, But Sring on your coth, Yonr country produce And all kind of trash. For he'll sell better groceries, And more, for the mml, Than any other dealer ThU tide of Portland. A. H. lUGIITLIXGER, Corner Perry and Front Mtreeta, Albany, O'ga, nol0nl31y WASHINGTON MARKET. BROAD ALBIN ST., BETWEEN 1st AND 2d, ALBANY, OREGON. J. EPPIIOER lias just opened ( A MKW MARKET HOUSE At the above mentioned place, and will alwaya keep on hand the BEST MEATS THE MARKET AFFORDS, such as flEEF, MUTTON, PORK, SAUSAGE, . And all kinds of Cured meats. A liberal Share of Patronage is Solicited. fitf-We aro nlwnys ready to pay tho Hid II EST CASH PRICE for fat stock. eo297tf ShcriiT'fi Sale, XI Y VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECUTION 0 issued out of tho Circuit Court of the State of Oregon; for the Coanty of Linn, and to mo direct ed and delivered by the Clork of said Court, in fa or of Milton Halo, Plaintiff, and against Joseph Davis, Defendant, for the sum of two thousand and forty dollars and sevonty-four cents ($2,040 74) interest and costs and accruing costs, I have lev ied upon and will exposo to sale at public auction, to the highest bidder, in front of the Court House door, in said Linn County, on ' - Saturday, the XQth day of February, A. : - D. 18G7, between the hours of 9 o'clock A. m. and 4 o'clock p. m.,' of said day, the following described real estate, to-wit: East half of Block No. sixty (60) in tho City of Albany, in Linn County, Oregon, to gether with all of the appurtenances thereunto be longing. , HARVEY SMITH, Sheriff . of Linn County, Oregon. Dated at Albany, Oregon, December 17th, A; D. 1860 v2n201w, ;,' ' ' ' ' v, ; 3E AD VK IIT ISK KNTS; WHAT A BUSH ! TO ' THE CASH STOHE OF K. CIIEABIjE, CORNER BROAD A MUX AND MAIN K7$. flood sold in largo or m;U ruanlttic it suit eustomer AS CHEAP AS ANY STORE In Oregon. FOR CASH OR TRADE. I WILL SELL. Come and re Kcfore Buying any where else, AS THE QOODH MUST-VIS HOLD. aul'j-lui II. IIIMIlLi:. NOTICE! I do I re to nay ia fhoic wauling VAIXT3,. I HAVE X LARfJE LOT OF PAiiUTS ASO OILS DIlU'CTFltOM KAN FJtAXCISCO, WHICH I WILL SELL AS CHEAP AS TIIEV CAN DE HAD AT PORTLAND, Adding Freight from Portland to Albacy. I HAVE A LAUGH LOT. OF CLASS AND PUTTY! NAILS CF All SIZES TO SUIT THE TRADE. au:; n. 111: vim;. IJEEIi! BEE It!! o- ALBANY BREVERY tHAS. Kinrr.U, Proprietor. rilllE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST ERECTED JL a new and firit-cia BREW E On Broad Albin between Tint Street and tiio Ilivcr, And 2 prepared tofur&bib WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS PRIVATE FAMILIES, 0. SHOUT .OTICK! ill Ordfri Iiflivrrfd Wherever Desired, Ho Warrant hi BEER MADE OF THE BEST MATERIALS, PERFECTLY IIEAITIIY! Ho U confident ho can give entire satifactioa to all. Dec. 29, 'C$, v2n20tf OUEGON IRON WORKS! THE LARGEST MACHINE SHOP AS FOUNDRY IN THE STATE! Cor. ofTtlorrisoa and Seventh streest, PORTLAXD - - OUKGOX. ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED FOR BOILERS, STEAM ESUJNES and all kinds of Machinery. ' Portable 8 team Sanv IfliMs, " AND BIYEES' AMERICAN DOUBLE TURBINE WATER WHEEL! Ivcpt constantly op hand. '. II. DLOOM FIELD, Superinteadcnt. lllint r.porloiirol Mill Slon tlttnlc of'thc I'ortablo Slcaiu Kaw Mills built by the Oregon Iron Worlu: - Portland, Oct. 18, IS 60. To the Oregon inn Worl : - Ok.vti.emkx : Tho Portahlo Stcaoi Saw Mill which wo purchased of yon last ppriug, for Pen d'Ortillo Lake, has been in operation during tho past Beacon, and has more than met our expecta tions in its performance. With three men, wo tarn out three to four tbouKKiid foct, and with tivo men, five thousand feet per day of ten hours ; and wo take pleasure iu recommending thesa in ills as the most SUBSTANTIAL, DESIRABLE and PER FECT MILLS IN USE, and especially adapted to tho wants of this count ry, on account of their com pact form, case of transportation, and tho facility with which they can he setup and put in opera tion. Altnougu subjecteu to tue most sovere tests, no repairs haveheen required. (Signed) ABRAMS & IIOQUE. Jan. 12, '67-v2n22tf . t . . , Final Settlement, Estate of Truet Davis. Jr.. deceased.- In'thc County , Court of Linn County, Vreqon. . . . , TkTOTICE IS HEREBY, GIVEN THAT JOHN X J. Davis, Administrator of the ahovo estate, tiled in this Coort at tho January Term thereof, 1867, hi accounts for, and . prays, a final settle ment of the same. It is therefore ordered hy the Court that sata application be nearaon. Tuesday, the bth day of March, 1SG7, at 9 o'clock, a. m., at tho Court Room, in Albany, in said county, and that nouco thereof bo publish ed iu tho "State Rights Domocrat" for four weeks previous thoroto. EDWARD R." GEARY, County Judjro. Craxojv fc JIrvh, Att'ys for Adm'r. t ADVEKTISE ME NTS GOOD GRUB AMD PLENTY OF IT. AT the SESyNETT HOUSE, saii:h ... , onctoN E. JAY S. TTJItNEY, HAVING LEASED TiJE ABOVE NAMED Hotel, is prepared it accommodate the trav- eillig public, ftlidONK IIUSOKKD ItK.ol'LAR nOAKD- r.M, m ns good tyie a any House on tpe Coasft. lie ha determined to tmike the "Bennett" a good a thj best, and Lrtttr t ban any public hoiiao in Kalem. lis will noon complete some important im provement, whieh will add grtaf'y to its appcar anoo and comfort, and jrjierid U merit and hopes to receive bin nhare of patronage. Ho linn ecu red tho services of ''Charley" (known to be the best cook in Kaltrn, and one of the best in the whde country), and other compe tent perron to manage the culinary department, and i resolved to set a good a tabl as can be found any where -not in clap-trap pomp and show, flummery and fine furniture, but in au abundant supply of tho very bc t the market afford. lli J!ar-Uo'ri will bo k;pt warn and lighted, and well supplied with newspapers, periodical and other euitablo retvling matter, and kept in a maimer which w ill mat e it an ngreuiMe resort. In short, be intends making an cffoit to please Ai.f, who stop at thf Bkxvktt Hoc sb. And be mo?t re pwtfolly rfjocfita his fricod4 everywhere to give tho old and well known stand at Ictntone more trial bt fro concluding they can do as well elsewhere, and promises if they are not well treat ed, and properly car d for, nud at renmnahl. fi'j- urrit; it will not h the f; nU of Ibo puolKr inont obedient and most UumhU: servant, L, JAY H. Tl-RNEY, N. B. Vuru'u bed room, with or without board, by the da v, we k or month, at the "Bennett"; charge modTte. L. J. b. T. riskm, Oregon, Nor. 12, HW v2n!8tf ', J. UILTABJPKL. r. H. HZVritLP. FAMILY GROCERIES! AND- PROVISIONS "lire WOULD ANNOUNCK TO THE CITI t T vti of Albany and vicinity, that we have opened a GROCERY STORE At the old utan-i of J. Norcro?, adjoiain; the Express Office, in A MX. 1 XV - - ORDGOX. THf.RK WILL BE K EPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND A gogj supply of FAMILY GROCERIES, C O X F E CTIO N E ICY I CIGARS AND TOBACCO, WOOD AXJ WILLOW WAIti:, TOYS AND ALL KINDS CF YANKEE NOTIONS. HOLD flircp for C21I1 or fonntrj' ProJuee ! W J. IIILTABIDEL A CO. Dec. 22, v2nlSIy WAITED! Everybody to Esiow THAT I AM STILL A DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE AND THAT I AM Constantly in the Receipt ol FIXES II SUPPLIES OF DRY GOODS! BOOTS AND SHOES, rROCERIES, CROCKERY AND HARDWARE IUOX-AIVD STEEL. AND THAT I SZLL AS LOW AS THE LOWEST I AND PAY THE HIGHEST PRICE For all kinds of Produce, ocnlt. J. NORCROSS. PROF. J. W. MURRAY'S PREMIUM LUNG AND LIVER BALSAML. AND PURE, ; GENUINE M A G I C lO I L ! ! Slionld be Found , ia Every Household ! I JIIIOM.TIIE FACT THATrilE MAGIC OIL is an Infiilliblo Kemcdy for all tho aches and pains that the Human Economy is heir to ; effectu ally; curing all tho diseases enumerated in the wrapper aeecunpanying each bottle. The LUNG AND LIVER BALSAM has long since been proven to ho one of tho mostefacucious remedios resorted to, cither by Physicians or pa tients, for thoepeedy and permanent .cure of Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Quiiuy .in fine, all Pulmonary aflliotioo8 . It stands unrivalled m ft remedy for Croup, and unequalled as a remedy to invigorate tho system and purify tho' blood. In all those treakening, debilitating, .constitution destroying alllictions that' are confined to Females, and as a general health restorer, it stands unprecedented. Compounders, Druggists, and the community in general.' are hereby notified that I have procured a Patent for the above Medicines,' and they are warned not to encroach, upon the Patent itight without being duly authorized by me, ( s tie warp of CooMtriits X Noao genuine without tb$ eigquturo of, the thor. . - ' tThe LUNG BALSAM sp MAGIC OIL are within themsclvps a complete Family Safeguard, and may bo found at ' Skttlkmiek A Co., Albany 1 . ' -J. W. York's Drug Store, Corvaliis; Smith & Co., Ilarrisburg ; , - - And by Druggists generally in tho State of Ore gon. J. W. MURRAY, i . . Sole Proprietor. Jaa 5, '67 v2n213m A I) VE BT1SEMENT S. HAT, Jg HATS. I MEUSSDORFFER & BRO., " 1 . j - Mannfactnrcri and Importers of, pod Wholesale and Ilttail Dealers ia Ajrn HATTERS' MATERIALS, No. 72 Front Street, Portland, A RB KECE1VINO, IK ADPITION TO V their extensive fctock, by every Steamer, -alt the LATEST STYLES ,f New York, London and Purixiau tate, for Gentlemen's and Ctildfcu'ji Wear, Which ther will sell CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSf ON THE COAST! DEALEItS IN HATS Will consult their own intcrcstn by examining or Stock before" purehaiing elsewhere, JIatj of eyery style and DcicHptlon MADE TO ORDER, ALSO NEATLY REPAIRED, T. C. Meussdorflbr & Bro.'fl No. 72 Front Street......... ......... Portlaad, O'jrti, Cor. D and Hteond Hit ......Jlarysville, Cal, Sh. 2h 3 VuaA HaeramcntoCaC No. 6.15 A 637 Commercial ,t San Franciaeo, pr Wholesale House at Sn Fraooisco. No. 628 Commercial thrush to 637 Clar tlrec-Li. Dc. 1, 1866 2nl6tf FURNITURE AND CABINET WARE, O. lLJLTZ- 2c CO, Cexacr cfTirst and Eroad Albin Streets, (First Door East cf J. Norcrota Crick) Albany, tlnn County, Oregon, Keep constantly oa fcaad A FULL ASSORTMENT Of everything in their line cf Eniiness, At lower Figures than any other noma This aide of Portland. WE CHALLENGE COMPETITION Ia the lkte of UPHOLSTERLY, PARLOR SETS Chamber Scti, Picture Frames BUREAUS, SAFES, WARDROBES, ETC, ETC., We have ah on hand the celebrated "econosit washing rjAcinrnz," Which has bo eqnal in the world. Get one and satisfy yourself. Particular attention paid to all orders ia our Una. UNDERTAKING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. aulS-lj THE SAN FRANCISCO STORE ! . JULIUS GRADWOUL. ALBANY - - - OREGON. . THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD IXFORSI THE citizens of Albany and Ticlnity that he now occupies the corner onck stora Corner of First and Washington Streets. He intends to sell Goods AT THE IiOWEST PRICE ! FOB CASH OR PRODUCE!! The public wonhl do well to examine my Goods be!ora purchasing elsewhere. ily Stock consists, in pact, as fallows: ': IDTlT 0-OOXS, CLOTHING, GROCERIES GENERAL MERCHANDISE f ALSO A GOOD STOCK OF THE BEST LIQUORS Ever Brought to tills Market! Whieh he intends to sell OTXLY FOR KLZIDICINAI. PURPOSES JULIUS GRADWOHL. Dec. 22, '66 v2nl91y PETER SCHLOSSER J. Im HARSI8. ALBANY LI VERY STAB LE ! Opposite tho Old "Pacific Hotel' Stanp? TIIE UNDKRIGXED WOULD INFORM the puhlio that they haye on hand a good supply of DOUBLE AND SINGLE BUGGIES, Together with the best of Livery and - SADDLE HQIlES, All of which will be let on REASON ABLE TERMS' C5IYX3 TS A CALL ! v : . schlosser a Harris, Albany, Jan. 14, 1867 v2n231y Adniinislratop's oticev NOTICE IS nEREBY GIVEN THAT THE undersigned has been, duly appointed Ad ministrator of the Estate of Stephen Holebos, de-; ceased, by the County Court of Linn couuty, Oregon, at the 'January Term - thereof, A. D. 167. , All . pcrsQns . h,ayi?g . floras against said estate, are requested to present them to the un dersigned, fat hin re?ixlcnc,o ia Linn county, within six iuop.ths from this date. . - V, W. IL CALLAWAY, - - - - - Administrator J. C. PO-WEM, . ' Attorney for Administrator. . Albany, Oregon, January l5, 1S6T n23tr ,