STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT.
Money Slarkct. h j
Pan Francisco Legal Tender rates ;......374
j,r8W York Gold Quotations. .......... 130
Spiritualism ts. Christianity. .
At the close of our remarks on this sub
ject a few days ago we proposed that, if any
Spirit aalist hereabouts desired to respond, he
could do S0j provided ho should not occupy
niore than two columns.
We have beforo us a bps communication
signed "liberty," in whicilthe writer, after
referring to our article on Spiritualism, and
the chief positions we had assumed, states
that he has never "had any affiliation with
any of tho isms of the world that ho be
lieves tho Bible to bo a. fiction, "visionary
and aVsurd and then ho proceeds to at
tempt to show that tho Bibls is inconsistent
and contradictory, and that it is no more en
titled to credence than is tho Koran or the
writir s of Confucius.
"We respectfully decline publishing it. It
does not pretend to be an argument in defenco
of Spiritualism; hence it does cot come
within the scope of our proposal, and there
fore v e are under no obligation to publish it.
If we should publish it wo should, answer it
that is, wo should submit an argument in
favor of the authcnG.cily "of the Bible. Of
conrso "Liberty'? would want to publish a
rejoin ler, and WQ could not refuse with any
desrreo of fairness And thus the columns
of the Democrat would become filled with
kut .... .
discussions foreign to our original intention,
and distasteful to atlpast a respectable class
, t i
bf ourreaders. Besides, these subjects nave
been handled by abler pens than ours,' and
ll .. ......v' Ji T.t
T"
we couiu nos uup w ucu Bge of every available wean that promised relier,
upon them: and an additional and' final rea- but wiihout success, until they called upon lr.
. ,., . i ''KW.. noa Dohertv, who, ia an incredibly Lort f-paee cf time
ion is, we dislike extremely tobaye a pass- ha9 eniift) tcli?f. n s gratifyng to
a at arm3 with any one who denies the au- announco this fact, becaus'e the lWur is a gen-
'. .. .. r tj;vi r hi rnfmllv tleman ho seeks, not ty defamation of other, to
tbenticity of the Bible. Y e have generally tBtMUli Ui npntitioir to rear the -supwrtrue-found
it to be ,Love's Labor Lost and we tare of his own i pon the ruin of an another's fame.
v - f . i A Minpinlr that The Docter conducts his Iustitut (a aaeh m iaan-
hence ordinarUy act n tM principle tnat Mr (ht UUIt u ptifyinj5 to aIt hU 1atienU.
"Ephraim is joined to his idols: let mm u0 examines, advises and reeommends without
Li e jj charge, and the patient, after bearing hi terms
t for treatment, can accept or reject at pleasure. In
' Bil SlGXS. It is a bad sign to see big no case does the Doctor make a charge unless he
. . , . effects a cure. This he i able to d. because he
boys throwing snow balls at a strange gen- the confiJcnei! which iong experience has giv-
llemal who happens to bo civilly passing en, and no doubt the con.olatiott which appertains
i IV :. twwvoneA tliA nforpyiiJ to that confidence. Persons afflicted with either
.along the walk, just because Uie atoresaia or chron;c dUwWM, WOuld do well to con-
stranrre cenueman chooses to wear a Dee-
etim" more vulgarly known as a' "stove
pipe," but styled in the classics a "plu
Such conduct shows a lack of "pluggii
Iff
"BO'"0
rintr
by these rude boys' "porients" which should
immeiiately be looked to. Such boys must
be snbdued, or men must entirely dispense
with "plugs."
It is also a bad sign to see a gate "ever
lastingly" swinging open onto the sidewalk,
go that people who have occasion to pass
that way of a'dark night must either step as
uiak n! vi - "o '
high as a blind horse, to avoid it, or jam up
against it, regardless ol consequences.
There ii one of three things should be done
by the city authorities, viz : Either compel
that man to keep his gate shut, or erect a
small light-house on the gate-post, or employ
a "cheap boy" to stand there at night and
'yell "bloody shins" when a wayfarer comes
near the gate.
Veet NircnTr. Just now there is some
Jittle eparring being perpetrated between
Dow, of the "Umatilla Press,7 and Brown,
if the "Oregon Herald.' The furmer pays
that "party conspiracies" have "played
phantasmagoria! tricks with" the "brain"
of the latter ; and the aforesaid Herald edit
or whom' the Press at ows has been "shout
ing" the "hosannahs" of President John
'gon charges the Press editor with a marked
resemblance to Don Qaixote, in that he pos
sesses "a like chivalrous spirit and imprac
ticable energy," and a "vigor as littje tem
pered by the cowardly quality of discretion."
Now this is all very wrong ; it is very
naughty- We hope they will behave better
hereafter. They should fight the common
enemy not each, other. Their hands were
not niade to tear each other's ejes in this
manner,
indeed 1
It is very naughty ! very naughty,
- Spacldikg's Lectures. We have another
letter from a gentleman at a distance inquir
ing for the back numbers of the Democrat
containing Spaulding's Lectures. We say
now, for the fifth and last time, that we can
not furnish, the entire series cf back numbers,
they having been exhausted weeks ago.
T We would say to'those who tiiVe an inter
est in these Lectures that Mr.- Spaulding
will, before long,' give a detailed pecbunt of
the massacre of Uoctor y hitman and those
'who fell with hiii j the causes which' led to
and produced it, a given by eye-witnesses
and sufferers, widows, and daughters, and
children who were'made captives and sub
jected to treatment 'worsey by far, than
death. Persons desiring td possess this ac
count had better send at once fpr th Demo-
CHAT.
Fire Near IIarrisburg. A painful ru-
xndriisVeadhea town to the effect that on L
last Saturday 'night the dwelling house of a
"Mr. Thomas, living near Harrisburg, Linn
county, was consumed by fire -p ad that 3Ir.
T. and family, together with nVe dther per
sons. neiehbors staying with him that
highfc-wer?J alao burned to death in the
'building-" 'We'hope there is some . mistake
about if, but' we fear not, as it comes to us
quite at ell Authenticated.
Death of IIon. J. Q. A.
WoBTD.
Hon J. Q. A. Woeth, late of Peoria, Linn
Ule waJ greatly esteemed by all who had the
pleasure of his. acquaintance. He was ; up
right, honest and honorable in the relation
of citi:en, legislator, friend, neighbor, hus-
jband and. father " . ; .- ' , . '
I Mei icait Lec'tuees. The trustees of thei
Willar.AP.tte University have at lerrfrrV tmf.
'eecded in mating permanent 'arrangements
for regularly organized Medical Lectures, to
given jn connection with the University
The Loctijrs jvlU commence on tne first day'
April, 1867, and continue tmtil tho 25th day
of J uly following. V
-FOR SAjLE,-
ONE BRICK BUILDING ON MAIN STREET
in the City of Albany, known as "Doctor
Bhepard's Drag Store j" ajso two Dwelling Houses
-new, and in very- desirable- locations.1 Tho
above will be sold on reasonable term. Mm
t mw , t n DnwpT t i 1
:lha;r,.t, 5. iftfir-vCr''
A1BASY PIUCEfi CUKKENT.
; Albast, Saturday, March 2, 18C7.
. Tbe following are tho prices paid for rrodueo,
and tbe prices at which other articles are soiling
la this market t J ..; ; : - j ' r" fy
! Wheat white, per bushel, 50 ets.
: Oats per bushel, 20 ($25 cts.
Potatoes per bushel, 62)
Onions per bushel, $1 23.
i Flour ; per bbl, $t 50. ' s
Butter per pound, 20(25 cts.
Ejrgs per dosvn, 20 ctsir
Chickens per do ten, $3 00.
reaches dried, per pound, 15 cts.
Pork per pound, 8(j)7 cts.
Hoof ou foot, 4(75.cUi.
, Mutton, per pound, 12) cents.
Soap per pound, 4 ($5 cts.
Salt Los Anpclos, per pound, 2 cts.
, Syrup per galldn, 80(00 cts.
: To Young Hyson, per pound, $1 00.
" Black, 75o,$l 0.
; Japan, $L 12).
Sugar crushed, per pound, 17020 cts.
Island, 10(,j) 12).
" Soa.Ucts.
Coffee -per pound. 28(t30 ctn.
Nails cut, per pound, V)10 cts.
White Lead pave, per keg, $4 005 00.
Linseed Oil boiled, per gallon, $1 752 0Q.
Turpentine per gallon, $1 ?5(2 0Q.
Domestic trown, 20(26 cts. , "-
Hickory striped, pet "yard, 30 cts. '
Bed Ticking per yard, 30(a) 50 cU.
lilue Drilling-?-jicr yard, 256H0 cU
Flannels per yard, 62) ($75 cts. Vj
Prints fast colors, per yard, 1$($20 ets.
Rifla Powder, per pound. 75(t$l 00.
Candles best, per pound, 30(33 cts.
Kiee China, per pound, 14(Tj)15 cts.
Tobacco per pound, 75($l 00.
Salreratus per pound, 14 ($15 cts.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Medical Advice DR. WM.'K. DO-
llERTY'S Medical and Surgical InstUutols W.
coining a smo qua non to the -welfare of our Mate
and health of our cdtiwns; aiid bis rapidly spread-
ng reputation, a though it niny oxou sunrise, is
but the signal of skill, aad follow a as the natural
cffect of 8urum cause. We are personally acquaint-
ed with gentlemen who have suffered fr years un-
der chronic dUease. and who had taken advant-
8Uit him. For consultation he ak no fee, nor
does he insist on obedience to his advice unlest the
patient place himtlf under his care. His offices
are on Sacramdnto street, opposite the PaciSc Mail
Su-amship-ofSce. S. F. News.
NEW ADVEIITISEMENTS.
Fresh Seeds ! Fresh Seeds I
E BEG TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF
. v a
l S "angers. urerymen
I lnlTir ir.il nthcrii. to our well elected (tuck
1 0f Seeds, all f whkh we f uaraute of choicest
quality.
Amon; our assortment at present, is
10,003 lbs. Alfalfa Clover,
3,000 " lied "
2,000 White Datch Clover,
, 4,003 " IXanerahan Grass Seed.
4 000 MiUet
4,000 M Timothy " "
200 btjbcl4 Red Top " "
200 1 Ey. Blue "
ICO Orchard "
103 " Lawn "
. v 200 lbs. White French Jttalfccrry.
And all kind of Garden Feets in qaantitks to
nit Tnrcbaserf. Alut, on hand
aO.OOO Assorted Fruit Tree,
In 'Quantities to suit, lietnittances can Le made
through Wells, Fargo it Co., or by mail.
. n,.,. r i eii'ri'vpv t rr
4c'i andlll Daris street, Han Francuco.
S?ySend for a circular. v2a2$3ta
D. XAJTSFIELD.
I
n. VAXSriELD
D. MANSFIELD &BRO.,
DEALERS IS
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
ALBANY, - - OTJEGON.
f FOSTER'? ONE-STOiW CR!. OPPOSITE THE
POST CFtjCE.
rffinE ABOVE FIRM TAKES PLEASURE IN
I notifying their friends aud the public gener
ally, that they are
CONTINUALLY RECEIVING
DRY GOODS,
G K O C E BUS
HARDWARE, &C,
Which tre will Exchange
FOR CASH OR PRODUCJE!
... - . ... . j,
AT THE
VERY LOWEST PRICES.
We respectfully ask the public to
Call and Eiamine oar. Stock ai?d Prieei
Bcfore purchafing dgewhere ; and we assure all
'that we will give
ENTIM SATISFACTIDN TO PROMPT CUSTOMERS.
'Albany, Feb. 16, 'hl2n2Ut
JOSEPH GOUNSKY,
FASU1.0A1JLE TAILOR,
.ALBANY,
OREGON.
baring had ample experience in the business, he
is now preparoa 10 ao ail Kinas or work in nis
line, each as
CUTTING AND MAKING
-I THE
H Pj: $)lt I)esired Customers
-ALSO,
CJLElVIIVXr AJVD REIiIIlI,ya I
All kinds of Clothing and (oods. '
PRICES FOR CUTTING:
For Cutting Coat..
00
" " Fants
'( ' Vest.
50
50
SHOP On First street, opposite the "Demo-
'... ." , ' "" V" IT" .
crayvumce, next, aoor east ,oi vvertnan.'&uo.'s
tore. . , - . , ...... J. aOUNSKY.
Y2a27tfU;
AD V EKTI S E M E N T S .
i
i !
Persons or sedentary hallts troubled with weak
ness, lassitude, palpitation of tho heart, lack of
appetite, distress after eating, torpid liver, consti
pation, Ac, doscrvo to suffer if they will not try
the celebrated PLANTATION IHTTKUS, which
are now recommended by the highest medical au
thorities, and warranted to product) sn Immediate
beneficial effect. They areexocodlngly agreeable,
perfectly pure, and must supercede all other ton
ics where a healthy, gentle stimulant is required
They purify, strengthen and invigorate.
They create a heultliy appetite.
They are an antlloto to change of water and
diet. 4 " ' '
They strengthen tho system tqd enliven tho
iniod. ' "
f They prevent wlasmatUi and Intermittent fevers.
They purify the brpath and aclijlty of tho stotn
ach. - - . . - , , .
' They care Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They dire Llv -CowpUlut and ITerVoos Hoad-
liant, and aro exhaUtad nature's great rentorvr.
They are composed fihe celvl rated falUya bark,
wintergreen, sassafras; roots and herbs, tU pre
ferred in perfectly ruro Ct. Croix ruin. For par-
clrculura and tcirtlmoulalj around
each bottle. ' ' "
liewaro of itrrostor. Examite every bottle.-
See that it bas'eui private U.'S. 'atatnp unuiutila
ted oyer the cork, with plantation scene, and our
signature 6a a lino stoel pla'o side label. See that
our bottle is nut refilled with spurious and delete
rious etuff. Any person pretending to sell Plan
tation Hitters ty the gallon or in hulk. Is an Im
postor. Any perswn imitatin j this buttle, or sell
ing any other material therein, -whether ' called
Plantation Hitters or not. Is a criminal" under the
U. S. Law, and will be so prosecuted by s. "J, be
demand ftr Drake's Plantation Hitters, from la
dies, clergymen, merchants, Ae., is (.credible.-
The simple trial tf a bottl is the eridvtice we
prcscut of their worth and superiority. They are
sold by all respectable druggists, grocers, physi
cians, hotels, saloons, tatnboats and country
,tores. P. II. IHIAKK A CO.
BarufH Jlouolla Water.
A toilet delight ! The ladies' treasure and gtn-
tic men's boon I The "wi teat thing" and large. t
quantity. Manufactured from the rich Southern
Magnolia. Used for bathing tho face and froa,
to render tho skin soft and fresh, to prevtbt erup
lion, to perfume clothing, Ac.
Itorcrcoincs the unpleasant odor of per jirti J
It removes rcdntss, taja, blotches, Ac. '"
It cures nervous beadacho aitd allays irflsruma.
Hon.' . . s
It cools, toHnj anl ad Is dtiUac to the akin.
It yltlds a subdued and lasting perfume. '
It curet uiu'ijucto :tes and ating of injects.
It coutains no material injurious to the skin.
It is what every lady should have. Bold every.
whtre. Try the Magnolia Watr once and you
will ne no other Cologne, Perfumery, or Toilot
Water afterwards. DEMAS PAIiNKS A CO..
Preps. llx luitvo Aireuts, N. V.
Sold by all lruggits an 1 lea.icrs on the Pacif
ic coat.
LyonM ICttlhairon.
It is arnot dtliLtAil Hair Drtsiicg.
It eradicates scurf and d-m lruff.
It keeps the hea l cool and clean.
It makes tbe hair rich, aoft and gloiy.
It prevent hair turcing gray aud falling otf.
It retores hair upon prematurely bald heads.
TmU just what Lyon a Kathairon will do. It
is pretty it is cheap durl.lo. It U literally j
sold ty thccar-load, and yet lis aluost iutrcdi-
Me demand is daily inoras!ngt until there Is hard
ly a country store that does not keep U, or a fatal
ly that does not ue it. '
K. THOMAS LYON. Chemist. Jf. Y.
f.yonm Extract dinger. '
Lyon's Extract of Pure Jamaica Ginger for
Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Headache,
Ch jlera Morbus," HatuUney, Ac, where a warm
ing stimulant is required.' Iii careful preparation ,
l . ; 1. ' i I r 11
aau em;rc jjutiit udig u a vuap rctiaoio ar
ticle for culinary purposes. Sold everywhere, at
50' cts Tier bottle. Ask for "LroVs" Pure Ex
tract. Take no other. .
Lyon's Flea Powder.
The effect of Lyon's Magnetic Insect Powder is
almost instantaneous dUh to everything of tbe
insect specie?. 'Fleas, particularly, cannot lire
where it is. It is most wonderful in this respect,
being entirely harmless to" the "human family.
Many worthless imitations are offered. Be partic
ular and receive none but Lyou's. Each flask of
the genuine bears th signature of E. Lyon and
the stamp of Demas Bak.nks A Co.
ITIiiKtuiig Xilnimcnt.
Have you a hurt child or a lame "Homo?. Use
tbe Mexican Mustang Liniment.
lor cuts, sprains, burns, swellings and caked
breasts, the lierican Mustang Liniment if u ccr-'
luiu euro. ,
For rheumatism, neuralgia, stiff 3 ints, stings
and bites, there is nothing like the Mexican Mus
tang Liniment.' i ' .
For spavined horses, the poll-evil, ringhono and
sweeney, the" Mexiean' Mustang" Liniment never
fails. ' " " .
For wind-galls, scratches, big-head and splint,
the Mexican Mustang Liniment is worth its Weight
in gold.
Cuts, bruises, sprains and swellings, are so com
mon and certain to occur in every family, that a
bottle of this Liniment is tho best Investment that
can be made. ' ' '
It is more certain than tho doctor-
it saves time I
n sonding for the doctor it is cheaper than the
doctoj- and should nerer be dispensed with
"In lifting the kettle from the firo, it tipped over I
and scalded isy hands terribly. ; The
Mustang Lintment eitractcd the pain, caused the
sore to fceal rapfdly, and loft very litilo' scar". ; r j
CIIAS. FOSTER, 420Broad St., PhUada. ,
Mr. S. Litch, of Ilyde Pajk, Vt.,r writes: " My
horse was considered worthless, (spavin) but since
the use of the Mustang Liniment, I have sold him
for $150. Your Liniment is doing wonders up'
h'ero.M '
All genuine is wrapped in steel plate engravings,'
signed; (J. TV West,broek, Chemist, and also has
tbe private U. S. stamp of Demas Barnes & Co
over the top.' Look closely. Sold bv all Drue-
gists, at 25, 50 cts, and $1 00. se8 v2nl ly
! A D V E It T I S Ii3 M K N T S .
OLD STOVE DEPOT !
MAIN STHCCT
ALDAtlY.
; (latb c. c oopttr 4 co.)
Kocpf constantly on hand a general asiortmaat of
) S TO VE8 !
Of tho KIo.it I'avorlto PntternM.
Cook Stoves,
-
Parlor JBtovca,
f
I Box Stovos !
With a full and general assortment of
TIN, SHEET-IHON,
COPPER AND BRASS-WARE !
And
f "
all other articles usually found In
TIN BTOREJ
Tl.lUlH-7-eUMli or I'rotluco.
mmmm w sHn.wsawassisj m mampmwm w mmvmm m m awiiw m
Feb. 2, 'C7 y2n25tf
JACOB NORCROSS,
UliolCKUle and Itctuil Dealer In
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
HARDWARE,
MILL SAWS,
IRON AND STEEL,
Fftcch&nic's liner's & rJlaclitxnith's Tools,
ROPE,
CHAIN,
BOLTS,
NUTS,
WASHERS,
TIIIUBLK, B01G AND SET SPRINGS,
nnc-rnoor uxuldinq,
Albany, IJnn County, O-n
oe27nll
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. r o G n 1 1 1 h t It a G e r .
.rcGnilthj?htHnGer.
.rcGniltliuihtlloGcr.
.reGnilthiKightlinGor.
.rcGtiilthgrghtltnGer.
. r c G n i 1 1 h h U i n G e r .
.rcGnilthtltnGcr.
rcGniltlinGcr.'
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.rcGninOcr.'
reOnGcr.'
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.r.
Irfst yoa trouble your train
"In sol ring this riddle.. .
Commence with tho capital
I in the middle.
Read op If you choose,
. Or to the right at your ease,
To the left like the Jews,
. Or down like Chinese.
His prices aro lower,
' His stock more complete
Than any other store t
Found on Front street.
Bo do not delay,
But Sring on your cash,
Your country produce
t And all kinds of trash.
For he'll sell better groceries,
And more, for tbe , '
Than any other dealer
' This side of Portland.
A. H. KlttllTLIXGER,
Comer Perry and Front streets,- Albany, O'gn,
3 nolOnUl ,i
- Summon.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE gTATE
of Oregon, for the County of Linn.
John Barry, rl ff, vs. )m. VlarJc.
Deft. .
Action at Law to recover money.
TO WILLIAM CLARK, the Defendant above
named t In the name of tho State of Oregon,
you are hereby summoned and required to. appear
in the Circuit Court of the Htate of Oregon for the
county of Linn, within ten days from the date of
tne servioo eftuis summons oo- you, if, served in
ftaid county, but ff served in any other coanty in
said State; then within .twenty days from tho date
of such scrv.ee, nnd answer the complaintof the
plaintiff agafait you in the 4ibove-entitled action.
on file with tho Cletk of said Court -Or ' Judgment
ror want or such actswer wiu be taken against you.
You are further-notified that if you lull to.", answer
said complaint, -as above required, tho plaintiff will
take judgment against you for the sum of $195.80,
with interest ton tbe same from the '"first day of
I'ebrnary, A. D. 1867 at teqf per cent, per annum,
together with the costs and disbursements of this
action, . f f . J. C. POWELD, .Pl'lTs Atty.
By order of R. P. Boisei Judge. .
In. Rev. Stamp, 60 cts, cancelled.
Albany, Fob. 1st, 1867 v2n266w
- Guardian's 'Sale,
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER MADE
I by the County Court for .Linn ooutoty, at tho
February Term.. 1867, tlie undersigned, Uuardian
f the John E. and Mary J. JIannon minors heirs
of the Estate of John E. llannon, deceased, will
nn f lii 01 daif f Mal-h' THAT Uf h ninrt iTniinn
in Albany, between the hors of 9 o'clook -'a. m.
and 4 o'clock p. m. eipose to public sale, for" cold
or silver. coin, to the highest bidder, the following
Jf;?" tWa ."-s ? )
Tbe west ono hundred and sixty acres of claim
o. 70, dcscriBed in'Notoljcation No. 1791, in T.
11, S. R. 4 W as' described on the plats and sur
veys of the U. States, on file in the Reg. & Reor'a
office, Oregon City, Oregon, . . ,'
JUS1SPH IIANNON.
Albany, Oregon Feb. 8th, 1867v2p294w;
Auctioneer.
THE undersigned having taken- out License a
Auctioneer in this. State, forewarns all per
sons from doing business in that capacity,' who are
not properly licensed to ao so bv law.
ocontstf . WM. LISTER. ..
ADVEIITISEMENTS.
ALBANY BOOK STORE I
E. A. FliEELAND,
BOOSEaERt And stationer,
Albany - - - - Oregon.
pO8TA!TLY 0X HAXDl
STANDARD AND MISfEtLASPt.S BOOKS,
Juvcnllo, Toy, Gilt and Blank Book,
ootD risss, aao
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY!
Of every kiad used in the State, if
IMPORTED TO
ORDER,
LeclulCly
at
short notice.
SIRS JACKSON A XVIRS. DUNIWAY,
I'KAI.EHS IS
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY GOODS
iio.m:ts, hatn, miiitoxN,
Latex, Cloaki, Glovrx, Hose, it.f it , kt
ALT Kit IX Of
BLEACHING AND PRESSING
Ijodo on short notice, and at
Tho iW,ost lieagqnUio Prcqj
CrSTOlll. at the Corner of First and Broad
Albin Hireota, Albany, Oregon.
nov2lI6fin
A. K. AnxoLO.
I
$. VOXTOOXEUr.
PITY HOTEL.
Arnold & Montgomery, Prop'rs
Cor. Wattiisgrton and First Sts ,
fiZfl Harinz Wen thoroughly refitted, Is
i-i JU-.no w open fur the aceotnmodation of it
lUo irav;ltnir imbHc, The table will speak tor it
self. INeat aud comfortable beds and rooms (or
patron, Ac.
RATKS OF BOARD;
Per week $5 00
Per week, with lodging d 00 to 8 00
Hiiile meals l0
Beds ,
"i-Qu Meals all hoars.
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ALBANY BREVERY.
CHAM. KIi:ri:iI, Proprietor.
miW SUESCRIDER HAS JUST ERECTED
X od Crt-clas
On Bread Albin between First Street
aad tbe River,
And Is irtijared tofur&Uh
WHOLESALE AND.RETAIL DEALERS
AXt
PRIVATE FAMILIES,
OX SHOUT NOTICE!
All Orders Dclhcrtd Yhf rever Desired
II; Warrasts hU LhLR
MADE OF THE BEST MATERIALS,
AXD
PKIirECTIsV IIEAIsTIIY!
He is cosfident he can gtre entire satlsfactk n to
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OREGON
ieOW WORKS!
THE LARGEST MACHINE SHOP
' ASD
FOUNDRY IN THE STATE!
Cor. of&Xorrison aad Seventh streest,
I'ORTLAXD' - - OISEGO.V.
IkKDEuS PROMPTLY EXECUTED ?0R
RDEUS
JiOlLl
KJ UOILEItS, STEAM ENUINES and all
kiads of Machinery.
rortablc Stcani Saw Mills,
f i
Axr
MYERS' AMERlCiX DOUBLE TCRBIXE
WATER WHEEL!
Kept constantly on band. " '
II. BLOOMFIELD, Superintendent.
Wlmt Experienced Mill Wen think
of lite Portable Nfeum Hnw Mills
built by tne Oregon Iron WorkHt
Pojitlasd, Oct. 18, 1868.
To th Oregon Iron Worlf ; t, , . ; ,
Uentlemex : The Portable Steam Saw Mill
wbicb we purchased of you last sprimr.-. for Pen
d'Oreille Lake, has been in operation during the
pasi season, ana nas more ttian met our expecta
tion jij its performance,' With three menwe'turn
ou three So four thousand feet, and with five men.
five Jhotfsand fact pcr-day of ten hours ; ad we
taKe pleaxuro la recommending these nulls as the
most SUBSTANTIAL, DESIRABLE and PERFECT-MILLS
IN USE, and especially adapted to
ine wants oi tnis country, on account or their com
pact form, ease of transportation, and the facility
with which they can be set up and put in opera
tion. , Aitnougn subjectea to tbe. most severe tests,
no repairs have been required.
(Signed) - ABRAMS II0GUE.
Jan. 12, '67-v3u22tf ' i' '
INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL MUSIC
MISS phimEha aubott
S NOW PREPARED TO GIVE LESSONS
on tfle Piano Forte, at "her", residence In . Al-
ban
any. bhe- refers to those whom she has taurht.
both here aud in Corvallis.
TUITION!
Per quarter, l2f l'essbnl. .....,........$15 00
Use of Piano for pfaotiolng, per quarter, ,.,......2 5S
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AIsBAIVY FERRY. - i.
AT THE SOLICITATION OF
many citizens of Linn andi Bontoncounties
I have fitted up the Tower Albany Ferry, at Albany,
Oregon, at heavy 'expense, 'and in such a manner
as to accommodate the traveling public at all
times that ferrying is wanted, to bo done,
AT REDUCEb RATES,
rioping 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 bope.
, ASIIBY PEARCE, Proprietor.
Albany, Aug.'l8th, lS66-ly ;. -
Alif EllTlSEMENTS.
GOOD GRUB AND PLENTY OF IT.
1 ; ' AT THE
BER3RJETT HOUSE,
im . .1 - OREGON
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X,. JAY B. TUENEY,
TTr'AtrIN0; LEASED THE ABOVE NAMED
JI JL Hotel, is prepared accommodate the trav
eling public, and osb nUKfJUJSP RKOt'LAR BOARI
r.iin, ia as good style as any House on the Coast.
He has determined to make the "Bennett" as good
as tho best, and letter than any publte house in
Salem. He will soon calnpletcorne importantim
provements, which will add greatly to Its appear
ance and comfort, and intends to jnerit and hopes
to receive his share of patronage. , ,
- Ho has secured tbe s;rkfta of "Charley"
(known to be tbe best took n &aiem, and one of
the best in tbe whole country), and other compe
tent persons to manage the tmllnary department,
and is resolved io set as good a table as can be
found anywhere not In clap-trap pomp and show,
flummery and fine furniture, but in in abundant
surrly of the very bent the market affords.
His Bar-Room will be kept warm and lighted,
and well supplied with newspapers, periodical
and other suitable reading matter, and kept in a
uannr which will make it an agreeable resort.
, In short, he intends making an effort to please
ALii who stop at the Bessktt Hocsjc And he
roost respectfully requests his friends everywhere
to giro the old and well known stand at least one
more trial before concluding they can do as well
elsewhere, and promises If they are not well treat
ed, and properly cared for, ami at rtanonalU Jig-
urn; it will not be the fault of the public's most
obedient aud most bumble servant,
L, JAY H. TURNEY,
N. JI. Furnl.bed roais, with or without Ward,
by the day, wek or : month, at the "Bennett'
charges moderate. - L. 3, 8. T.
Baiem, Oregon, Nov. 12, lS6fiv2nl8tf
w. J. fllLTABinCL,
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FAMILY GROCERIES I
AND
PROVISIONS.
WE WOULD ANNOUNCE TO THE CITL
sens of Albany and vicinity, that we ha
opened a " "
GROCERY STORE
At the old stana of J. Norcrois, adjoin Inr the
Exprci-s Office, in
ALIIAVY
OREGO.T.
TnCBE WILL BE
KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND
A good seppiy ct
FAMILY GROCERIES,
CONFECTIONERY!
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
WOOD AXI WlLtOTV WARE,
TOYS AND ALL KINDS OF YANKEE NOTIONS.
-SOL
Cheap for taih
or CoDfltry -Prodncc!
VT J. HILTABIDEX. A
2nlly
CO.
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V A X TED!
Everybody to Know
THAT I AM STILL A DEALER IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
AND THAT I A3I
Constantly in the Receipt ol
FRESH SUPPLIES OF
DRY GOODS!
BOOTS AMD SHOES
GRQ.OIJBIE,
CROCKERY AND HARDWARE
IROIV AII STEEL;
AND THAT
SHU AS LOW AS TXH2 LOWEST
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AND
PAY THE HIGHEST PRICE
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For all kinds of Produce,
ocnll
J. NORCROSS.
mOF. J. W. MURIUI'S
PREMIUM LUNG AND IsIVER
AND PURE, GENUINE
m .,. . - fc -,.9
m AG IG OIL!!
Shonld be Found in Every Household !
TT1R0M THE FACT THAT THE MAGIC OIL
JL is an litfallible Remedy lor all the aches end
iiains that tho lLuman Economy is heir to ; eneoto
ally curiu all -tho - diseases enumerated in the
wrapper accompanying each bottle.
Tbe LUNG AND LIVER BALSAM has long
sineo been proven to pe one of the most eracacious
remedies resorted to, either by Fbysicians or pa
tients, for the'ipoedy and pcrinanent,curo of Colds,
Coughs, Asthma, Quinsy in line, all Pulmonary
afflictions. 'It stands unrivalled as a remedy-for
Croup, and unequalled as a remedy to invigorate
the. system and purify the blood.. In all those
weakening, debilitating,-constitution' destroying
afflictions that are confined to Females, and as a
general health restorer, it stands unprecedented.
Compounders, Druggists, and the community in
general, are hereby notified tba"t J liayef prooured a
atent for the above Medicines, and they are
warned not, te enoroach i upon the Patent Right
without "being duly authorised by me.
Beware of Counterfeits I
None genuine without the signature of the au
thor. .- . : ' : "
The LUNG BALSAM akd MAGIC OIL are
within themselves a complete Family Safeguard,
and may bo found at , , .
Sjcttlemieb & vo., Albany
J. W. Yors's Drug Store, Corvallis j
Smith & Co.,' Harrisburg ; '
And by Druggists .gwrally in the 'State of Ore
gon- , . , v. J. W. MURRAY, j
' ' Sola Proprietor.
Jau 5, '$t v2c21Sm
ADTERTISEMENTB;
FURNITURE AND CABINET WARE.
Corner ofFirst aad Croad Albin Streets,
(First Door East of J. Norcross' Brick)
Albany, Linn Coitntj', Oregon,
Keep constantly on hand
A FULL ASSORTMENT
Of everything fa their line of Business,
At Lower Fiprci than any other House
ThU side of Portland.
WE CIIAIXEJf GE COMPETI TION
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In the line of
UPHOL3TERY, PARLOR8ET8
CfcanVber Sets, Picture rramce 3
BUREAUS, SAFES, WARDROBES, ETC. ETC.,
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We have also on hand the celebrated
"Econoriy tWAsnmo BjAcniriu,".
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Which has so eqwal la the world." Get one and
aatwry yourieLf.
Particular attention paid to all orders In our line.
UNDERTAKING PROMPflOTTENDED TO.
THE SAN FRAUCISCOZSTCRE I
JCUCS GniDWOIIL.
ALBANY - - OREGON,
THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM THE
cituj of Albany andjvkinity tbAt he now
occupies tbe eorcer brick store
Corner of Firit and Wasliinton Streets,
He Intends to, sIl Good: .
AT THE LOWESTJ. PRICE !
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CASH Oil PRODUCE ! !
The pablia would do well to examine mj Ooodj
before pftrebMing tbewl-ere.
My 6tck consots, ia part, as follows : ' , &
33r GOODS,.
clothingVgroceries
gBNERAL MEpCHAJDipE
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A GOOD STOCK OF THE BEST LIQUORS
Ever Brought to this Market!
Which he intends to sell
ONLY rOR'ErDICIWAL PUHP0SE3
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' JULIUS GBADWOHL.
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PETER SCHLOSiEB
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ALBANY
LI VE LY STABLE I
Op po site the Old Pacific Qotenstasf
THE CXDERSIONED WOULD INFOBil
the pullic that they haTe on hand a rood
apply of
DOUBLE AND SINGf BUGGIES, -
Together with the best ofLirery and -SAJDDIjE
HORSES.
All of which will be let on
REASONABLE TERMS
CXVZ3 US A CALL!
SCULOSSER A HARKI4
Albany, Jan. 14, 186r TJn231y
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David Sherer vs. James Pollock.
Contest for the fractional East half m of th
South East quarter (J) of Section twenty-three (23)
Township twelre (12), South of Range four (4),
To James Polloc): :
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE
aboTe raentioned case will be inTestiiratai at
this office, commencing on" 1 ' " -
Wednesday, the 10th day of AprHi 1867,
at the hour cf 10 o'clock A., m., and eon tinning
until such investigation is completed, when all
parties interested Sfill be allowed a hearing.
nAu, Register.
IIexby Warrex, ReceiTer.' . . , . ;
Lasd Officb, Orxcox Citt, Oregon,
, . ' January 12. 1SR7. r
To James Pollock: . . .
You are farther' noVified that the id David
Shcrer will on the 18th. daj of Slaroh, 1S67, take
the depositions of David Sherer. W. M. SI
John T. Slate and A. M. WalkerT before N. B.
Humphrey, a Notory Public, at his office, in the
Court llouso, in the city of Albany, county ot
Linn, andtate of Oregon, at 10 o'clock, A. m., of
said-day, to Wread in-evidence on the hearing of
said case, before the Land Office at the time aet
by the Register and Receiver
. , . J..C. POWELL,
Attorney for Datid Sherer.
Albany, January 26, J867 v2n254w
WASHINGTON MARKET.
BROAD AL3IST ST., BETWEEN 1st AND 2d,
- a'lbany; orego n
1
J.
EPPIlVGEn
llaa just opened
A 1CET "
MARKET HOUSE
At the above mentioned tdace. and will alwavs
keep on hand the BEST MEATS THE MARKET
AFFORDS, such as v-
BEEF, MUTTON, POKK, SAUSAJIE '
. . . . t e .('s.
And til kind of Ced Hearts. V
A Liberal Slhaie of Patronage is -Solicited.
S We are "always ready to pay the HIGH
EST CASH PRICE for fat stock. ' se297tf
JOB lrORU Neatly and cheaply dons a!
at this Office. - ' -