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STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT.
Honey Market.
Can 1'fanciseo Legal Tender rats.........74iQ75
.New York Gold Quotations ea4; 134
3 r Subscribers finding an X marked on the
Biar-a of their paper, will understand that the
time ibr which they bare paid for the Dkvocxat
has tj'lred, and will govern themselves accord
ing!j.
Fits. At carl j dawn on last Monday
xaort Ing oar quiet cttj was startled from its
ilutnbsr by the sharp cry of "Firel"
and the ringing of the church bells ; and
v Very soon the cause wa ascertained to be
thb turning of the old two-story building
knout as Joseph Laurent's cooper shop, on
secor d street. In a tery few minutes
large number of citUcna had oolleoted at the
scene of the conflagration, but so rapid had
been the progress of the flames, that it was
found to be useless to attempt to save the
building from destruction but they did the
ezt Vat thing, by going to work with
will to ears other buildings in the immediate
'vicinity front sharing the same fate j and so
; well ntA faithfully did they labor, that in a
very sifcort space of time the adjoining build
; ings were placed beyond the reach of dan
ger. Marshall and Schlosser's lirery stable,
' whicL stood about six feet from the burning
house, escaped without damage thanks to
the alraost superhuman efforts put forth by
the citizens, conspicuous amongwhom was
Mr. Marshall himself, who stood for fully an
hour upon the roof of the stable next to the
1 fire, vnth the scorching flames' almost lick
' ing his face, battling the fiery element with
a here ism rarely excelled.
$Jr. Laurent's loss is estimated, t $3,000.
Ilehal 1,300 gallons of native wine stored
, in the cellar, all of which was consumed.
No insurance. The origin of the fire is not
known.
Ixr tovtxxxTS. Mr. CundifTis about com
pletinj a fine two-story brick mansion on the
corner cf Washington and Third streets. It
is the first brick residence erected in the city,
and Mr. G. has exercised great taste in its
plan and construction. Being a first-class
brick-mason himself, the work has been done
. under his own supervision and direction, and
the unique and imposing appearance of the
Structure is a fitting monument to hja taste
and handicraft. It will be decidedly the
finest residence in the city when completed.
- C. C. Godley & Son are erecting a frame
building of capacious dimensions (50x36 ft.)
on the sorner of First and Washington streets,
which tbey design occupying as a tin and
store e tors as soon as completed-which will
be in three or four weeks.' The building is
two skries high, the upper part comprising
two halls, each half the width and thj entire
length of th MMIng-
Amcng other improvements we obserre
that our energetic Road Supervisor, Mr.
Waiter Ketchum, has made some excellent
and much needed improvements on the
streets and roads in and around Allany.
We hesir many persons speaking in com
mendable terms of 31 r. K.'s energy and
persercrenee in this line.
Goon Teh re a as' Pic-Nic. We have re
" ceired from Mr. Wm. Winning, Chairman
at the Committee of Arrangement, a note
requesting us to state that Independent
Lodge, Oak Point Lodge, Peoria Lodge,
; Samaritan Lodge and Oak Plain L)dge,
I. O, G, Tt, intend holding a pis. nic at Merr
est hft)psoa's go?, aar Roberts' bridga,
on the Cali poo ja, on thutufoj, May 23,
J867. The procession is to be formed at ten
.. clock, a. sr. Rev. , R. Qery, Ber. Jno
' F. Damon, and others are expected to address
I the meting. Persons attending are request-
- ltd to bring Refreshments and deposit them
"Vith ths committee, who will arrange them
. An the table. A general invitation is ectendr
d to all Good Templars and friends of the
. cause. A collection will be taken up to aid
in the relief of the starving peopjo in the
Southern States.
Shads Tarxs. Xow that spring, glorious
spring
W)A fairj finger full of fruit and flowers"
fias ones more dawned upon ns, scattering
the "Oregon mist" by hfir bright and sunny
smiles md swastj scented breath, andcaus-
IPg Brother garth's bosom to fcsav again
,rith emotions which she thought had been
entirely ''wiped out" during the past nine
months, and infusing through all Nature
hopes and visions that had been almost erad
icated by tears of sorrow and elouds of gloomy
darkness (rery black !) 'twould be well for
property holders in the city to refer to the
hc&4 of this articja, take tha bint, and "set
4 em oat,"
- Used Up. Th steamer "JKnterprise"
made her appearance at cur whiirf on last
Tuesday morning in rather a dilapidated
'condition. Her rudder was gone, her wheel
smashed into fragments, and only about nine
inches of her smoke-stack were discernible
above decks. A ferry .rope had "yanked"
the latter oiT, somewhere above Corral lis,
and the other mishaps were occasioned by
grinding about on a sand-bank some three
or four talles above this city. '
' SraoiT School Pic-Nic By reference
to an article in another column, the reader
will learn the particulars of an excursion
fini pic- aic by the Sabbath School scholars
cf Saleoi, on the 5th of next month. They
will come up to this place on the boat, ren?
4ezvous here with the Albany Sunday School
scholars daring the day, and return to Salem
ia. the et ening. The children are anticipa
ting a grand time, and wehave no doubt that
they will enjoy the recreation hugely.
t Dsowiftn. David. Eisgrau, 15 years of
age, and clerk in Moore, Garst k Eaber's
store at Karrisburg, was drowned in the
Willame Aa at that place on the 13th inst.
It seems that he, in company with Dr. Bell,
rode into the river in a baggy for the purpose
of washing the wheels, but, getting into deep
water, the vehicle capsized, and young Eis
graa waf; carried away by the swift current.
We have rot learned whether the body has
been reonered, -
' AcaicrLTcasL iMnEaiixTs By reference
to their ;idverti&e.nint U will be seen that J.
BAaaowi; k Co. are agents for all kinds of
apical tc ml ijplcmcnts, and fyrraers yould
Cj T?t t) pve then a cal.
LiTfU'iai or thi Corner Sioni. We. are
requested to announce that the Free Masons
and their friends in Lebanon and vicinity are
erects s $isoaio Lodge-room, and that the
corner stone will be laid in Lebanon, Ma j
30th, at 7 o'clock, p. ., with Masonic hon
ors. All friends, and especially the frater
nity, are earnestly and cordially invited to be
present. .., ,
Suddin DsATn. The Rev. J. B. Short, of
the M. K. C, South, died near Albany, last
Monday, very suddenly. A post mortem ex
amination was held by our physicians, and
it was ascertained that his death was occa
sioncd by effusion of serum into the cavity
of the pleura. He was but recently married,
and of course leaves a young widow to mourn
his untimely death.
Good Tihmhs Hall. Western Star
Lodge No. 10, 1. O. O. T., havo rented Kent's
new hall, on First street, and are fitting it
up in a neat and appropriate manner, for a
lodge room.
A Gen i Rous Orrxa. Messrs. Wells, Far
go & Co. have generously offered to express
money for the relief of the Sou.th free of
charge. '
Wool. Mr. Gradwohl, at the San Fran
Cisco Store, wants 100,000 lbs.
ALOAXY PRICES CURRENT.
, Alsaitv, Saturday, May 13, 1SC7.
The frllewiag art tM prices paid fur ' Trod uee,
and the price at wbtch other article! are' telltog
la thla market :
Wheat white, per biubel, 82J eta.
OaU per husbcl, 20S5 cU.
Potatt per biuhel.
Onion per bushel, $1.25.
Flour per bbl, $5 00
Butter per pound, ti eta.
Eggaper doten, 15 eta.
Chiekeo's per duien, $00.
Peaehea dried, per pound, li cts.
Pork per pound. 6(ii7ctj.
Beefon foot, CU.
Mutton, per pound, 12) cents.
Soap per pound, 4& cla.
Salt Loa Angeloa, per pound, 2 ets.
Sjnip per f IJon, 40(Tj0 all.
Tea Youoj lljaon, per pound, $1 00.
Black, 7S$l 00.
Japan, $1 12J.
Sugar crushed, per pound, 17020 cts.
- Ialajid, 10121. -
Sea-14 eta.
Coffee per pound, 23(JJ30 cU.
Nails cut, per pound, Vj10 et.
White Lead pure, per keg, $4 00(,5 00.
Linseed Oil boiled, per gallon, $1 732 00.
Turpentine per gallon. $1 75(2 00.
Domestic brown, 20 (.28 ets.
Hickory striped, per yard, 20 $t.
Bed Ticking per yard, 3050 eta.
Blue Drilling per yard, 2&($30 ets.
Flannels per yard, 62)7& eta. .
.Prints fast colors, per yard, IS (20 eta.
Rifle Powder, per pound. 75f 1 00.
Candles beat, per pound. 30 (a, 03 cts.
Hie China, per pound, 14jj&cU.
Tbbacco per pound, 7($l 00.
Sa!rtus per pound, 14I5 eta.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TSOMAS HAMrtO.
I
s. s. acsaioa.
Hampton & MoBride,
-AXD
Dealers in Every Variety of
-AXD
CABINET WARE !
HAJR.PUIU. moss, vyopt, &C,, &c.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED,
-axi-
Eescatea la Vl?U(jls& Style.
.
Joiag Promptly Attended to.
Oa Tint Street, Opposite the CItj Hotel,
ALBANY, OR EG Off.
May 4, lStf-2ataugl8
. JOSEPH GOUNSKY,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
AU3A2T7,
TIIE SUBSCRIBER WOULD ANNOUNCE
that baring lately arrired from the Eat,and
having had ample experience in the business, be
is now preparod to do all kinds of work in hU
line, such as
CUTTING AND MAKING
r 15 THE
Or la Anj Stjlc Desired bj Cjiitojncri
- ALSO
CIA2AISTXG ASH REPAIRING I
All kinds of Clothing and Goods. .
PRICES FOR CUTTING:
For Catting Coat..
........$1 00
44
m.m.. ...... ...... . ... ...i
50
44
44
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est..... M.. ......... mm.m...,. 50
SHOP On First street, op do site the "Demo
crat" Office, nejt door east of Wertban k Coa
store. - J. COUXSKY.
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A'
fban
T TIIE SOLICITATION OF
many citizens of Linn and Benton counties
are fitted up the lower Albany Ferry, at Albanr.
Oregon, at heary expense, and in such a manner
as to accommodate the trareling pnblio at all
imes Jgat ferrying Is wan tea to be done, -AT
REDUCED RATES,
Hoping tberehy to secure a liberal patronage.
My Ferry Boat is well constructed, with all of
the latest improrements for safety, and strongly
secured by a good wire bope.
- , AcItliY PEARCE, Proprietor.
Albany, Ang. 18tb, 1866rly . . t .
. Notice to Creditors.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned has been duly appointed Admin
istrator of the Estate of Euaa L. Walter, deceased,
late of. Linn county, Oregfen.
Therefore, all Dersons bavin? rlnimn orr;nt
said Estate are hereby notified to present the
same, duly verified, to the undersigned, at his
place of residence, at Brownsville, Oregon, within
six months from the date hereof.
JAMES BLAKELY,
" Administrator.
Cbakor A nsLV, Att'ys for Adra'r. -May
18, 1867 v2a30tf - v
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Parsons or sodentary habits troubled with weak
nets, lassitude, palpitation of the heart, lack of
appetite, distress after eating, torpid liver, consti
pation, 4 c, deserve to suffer If thty will not try
the celebrated PLANTATION BITTERS, whloh
are now recommended by the highest medical au
thorities, and warranted to produea an Immediate
beneficial effect. They areexeeedlngly agreeable,
perfectly pure, and must supercede all other ton
ka wbcr a healthy, gentle stimulant la required.
They purify, strengthen and In vlgva,tt
They crnata a healthy appetite.' ,
Tb.ejf ap ! annate to ehsgs cj att r and
dial.
The tMBihen the Bvstom and enliven the
mind.
They prevent mlasoatJa and Intermittent fsvers.
Tbey purify the breath and acidity of the stom
ach. ,
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
Tbay our Lire Complaint and Nervosa Haad
ache.
Tbey make the weak strong, tfc,s languid bril
liant, and are exhausted nature1 great restorer.
Tbey art eompoA ofths ceUbraUd CalUya barkt
wlnterereen. sassafras, rooU and herbs, all pre
served in perfectly pure CU Croix rum. For par
ticulars, see circulars and testimonials around
eacl. bottle.
Beware of Impostors. Examine every bottle.
See that U has oui private U. 8. stamp unmutila-
ted over the rk, with plantation seene, and our
signature on a fine steel plat side label. See that
our bottl is not refilled with spurious and delete
rious stuff. Any person pretending to sell Plan
tation IiitUrs by the gallon or in bulk, is an int
potter. Any person Imitating this lottlo, or sell
loa- any other material therein, whether called
plantation Hitters or not, is tnm om-r
demand for Drake's I'laoUqn Biters, from la-
dies.elcrgymen, merchants. A., U IncrediLJc
The simple trial of a bottle U the evidence; w
present of their worth and superiority. They are
sold by all respectable drogjUU, grocers, physi
cians, hotels, saloons, steamboat and country
.tores. P. H. DRAKE A CO.
Dames' Slugnollm Water.
A toilet delight ! The ladies' treasure and gen;
Ocmes' boon 1 The "sweetest thing" and large, t
quantity. Manufactured from the rich Southern
Magnolia. y4 fr bathing the face and person.
to render tie skin eof and fjTJ. to prevent e.-up
Uon, v perfume clothing, Ac.
II overcomes the nspleaaant odor of perspiration.
Jt removes redness, tarj. bjotrbe. Ac.
It cures nervous bcadscbo and allays In flew ma
tron.
It cool. ftn and adds de.uacy to tbs skin.
U y14 a subdued and lasting perfume.
It cures musueto b'te and atlag of intects.
It contain no material injurious to the skin.
It U what every lady should have. Sold every
where. Try the Magnolia Water one and yoa
will no other Clogn Perfumery, or Toilet
Water afterward. DEM AS BARNES A CO.,
Prop. Exclusive Agents. N. Y.
Swld by all DraggUt and Dealer on Ibo Pacif
ic coat.
Lyon Kaltiatron.
It a most delightful Hair Dinting.
It eradiate scurf and dandruff.
I W J bead cool and clean.
It make the balr vieh, soft and gUy.
It prrrent hair turning gray and falling tff,
It ret tore bair upon preaatorely bald bea4.
T. is U just what Lyon Katbalron will do. It
is pretty it Is cheap durable. It is literally
old by tb ear-load, and yet it almost ineredi
ble demand is daily increasing, until there is hard
ly a country store that does not keep It, or a fami
ly that doe not ue it.
E. THOMAS LYON. Chemist. Jf. Y.
Jjjon'n Extract Ginger.
Lyon' Extract of Pure Jamaica Ginger -for
Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Headache,
Cholera Morbus. Flatulency, Ac, when a nam
ing stimulant Is required. It eareCul preparation
and entire purity make it a cheap and reliable ar
ticle for culinary purposes. Sold everywhere, si
50 eta per bottle. Ask for "Lvos V ' Purs Ex
tract. Take no other.
Lfon's Flea Powder.
The effect of Lyon's Magnetio Insect Powder is
almost instantaneous death to everything cf the
insect tfecicx. Fleas, particularly, cannot lire
where it U. It U most wonderful in thl respect,
being entirely harmless to the human family.
Many worthless imitation are offered. Be partic
ular and receive none but Lyon'. Each flask of
th genuine bears th signature of E. Lyon and
the stamp of Denis B.rses k Co.
Mustang Ljnypitf
nave you a hurt child or a lams horse ? Hie
the Mexican Mustang Liniment.
For cuts, sprain, burns, swellings and aaked
breast, the Mexican Mustang Liniment a per
tain cure.
For rheumatism, neuralgia, stiff jcints, stings
and bites, there is nothing like the Mexican Mus
tang Liniment.
For spavined hors, the poll-sril, ringbone and
sweeney, th Mexican Mustang Liniment never
fail.
For vind'g&ll, scratches, big-head and splint,
the Moxiosn Mustang Liniment is worth its weight
in gold.
Cuts, bruises, sprain and swelling, are so eom
mcn and certain to occur in every family, that a
bottle of thi Liniment Is the beat Investment that
can be made.
It i 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 hand terribly. The
Mustang Liniment extracted the pain, caused the
sore to heal rapidly, and left very little car.
CHAS. FOSTER, 420 Broad St., Philada.
Mr. 8. Lltch, of nyde Park, Vt., writes: " My
horse was considered worthless, (spavin) but since
the ass of the Mustang Liniment, I bare Bold him
for $150, your LinimenJ; U doing wonders up
here."
AU gsguine is yrapned, in stee plate engravings,
signed, XL W. Westbroojc, .Chemist, and alo ha
the private U. S. stamp of Dzmas Babxes k Co
over the top. Look' closely. ' Sold by all Drag
lists, at 25, 50 cts, and $1 00. . eeS y2nl It
ADVERTISEMENTS.
SR. ft. O. BILt. 00. r, SKfTLEMiKS,
8ETTLEMIER. & CO.,
DRUGGISTS,
AT OR. SHEPHERD'S OLD STAND,
5IAIN ST., - - - ALBANY.
. DEALERS IN
Sf DRUGS, H
.varnishes;;
aso a tkll assoBTsissT or
DUQQ I3TS D fl I ES.
AGENTS BY APPOINTMENT FOR 1
Dr. D. Jsycti t Son'i Fsmflj Medieine
Ws also keep on hand a full supply of
All Patent edicific lt Ue,
Our stock of Drugs, Fluids, Extract, fta., am frot
Well Known Manufacturers,
and will b found
OF TUB IIi:ST qUAITY I
srscuL ATrcsnos oivsx to conrocsniso
PHYSICIAN'S PRESCRIPTIONS!
We fSolicIt the I'atronage of the
Public.
WE HAVE ESTABLISHED A
BRANCH DHUO STORE AT SCiOl
T-csnca mie K.xAGKxcarer
PR. H. H. ICING-, r
Who will kp a full sup(4y of Drugs, Medielne.
eic, tie., iwr s4 at low raicas.
SETTLEMIER k CO.
April 6, 1887 v2nJ41y
AHEAD OF AU COMPETITION I
I.N
GENERAL MERCHANDISE ! f
Js NORQROSS
IU NOW IlECEIVIXO AND OFENIXO A
Large tod Foil luortneat cf
oxothchstc3- 1
BOOTS AND SHOJ2S!
Crockery, Glassware,
HARDYARE, GROCERIES, &C, &C,
Co&sistixtf ia part 9t
DltESS GOODS,
TICKIkUS,
DENIMS,
FLANNELS.
tilNUHAMS.
HOSIERY,
HATS AND
CAPS, K0
TIONS.
GLASS.
PAINTS,
OILS AND
PCTTV,
WOOD AND
WIT.LOW
WAKE,
WINDOW
'sasnss
Ac.
I WflpLD BESPECTPPLLY
?aj the Attpntioa 'of JJityw
TO MY STOCK OP
2EC J DEL 3D "W-A. It E I
IRON AND STEEL,
Mill Sawi, Seat Spriugi, Kope, Chains,
MECHANICS' AND BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS
. OP ALL KINDS.
HORSE-SHOES & NAILS,
BOLTS, NUTS AND WASHERS,
TUMBLES, B0XJXd ,
ke., ke.
In short everything necessary to make a full and
V ''
OHPETE AfSSOKTJIENT I
Which will he sold
Af Ceap as can be Donht In this ES&rket.
Either for
Csl pr merchantable Produce.
p&- REMEMBER TJIE PLACE i-tfe
J. Norcross' Fire-Proof Briolt,
'MAW STREET, ALBANY, OREOON.
PRICE AROUND ALL YOU WISH. '
BUT CALL ON NORCROSS BEFORE YOU BUY.
augl8v2nl ? ,
S. MOXTOOMEIIT.
I
B. K. DATWOOD.
Cl.TY HOTEL.
MONTGOMERY 5 HAYWOOD, Propr'i.
Cor. Wat Mnjton and First Sts.,
fTyS Having been thoroughly refitted, is ft
' . 'ynow open for the accommodation ofJL
toe trarenns public, ine table wlf speak lor it
self. Neat and comfortable beds and rooms for
patrops, Ac. -
Per week.;... ...,$5 00
Per week, with lodging.....v.' .v.'...$ (H) to 8 00
Single meal.... ....... 50
Beds.......
50
i. Meals all hours, '
y2n2Ctf.
ADVE11TI8E B1ENTS.
MRS. PAXTON,
MILUHER -AND DRESS MAKER I
GALLERY BUILDING, NEXT DOOR TO
w.nwn a o i unci
HAIIi CT
AUIArJY.
Xrilh KEEP A CHOICE SELECTION OF
ff tut
LATEST STYLES OF GOODS !
sucsr as .' -'
Ilibbsns, riorersf te. ,r, -y.
Whkh will b fold at 10,11 profits and much
Cheap than Ever Before in this Flaee !
In the U Etyls, at lof Pricei.
QPTTING ANE ITTINQ
:i - l ivi
Dy CIra.' Cnris ' raiaoes Clodels.
A PERFECJ f IT VVAUR ANTED,
SPsa-eaeammw ; - J ' i :. 4
STATIN 8 BEAtJTIFUt BRAIDING PATTERNS.
Call suid See for Yesrselves,
April 13, 1867 v2n30tf. MHS. PAXTON.
P. VASSriCLD. I H. HAJfAriEtO,
D. MANSFIELD BRO,,
DEALERS IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
albaxzy, - - onsaoN.
IN FOSTER'S ONE-STORY BRICK, OPPOSITE THE
POST OFFICE.
fTlHE ABOVE PIRM TAKES PLEASURE IN
X bolirylng their friends and the public gener
ally, that lb-y are
CONTINUALLY RECEIVING
DRY GOODS,
GROERI,
HARDWARE, &C,
Which we wilt Exchange
won cash ok rnoDUCE!
AT TBB
VERY LOWEST PIIICES.
Ws respectfully ak the public to
Call and Examine our Stock and friers
Btfyre purchasing elehre ; and we aiiar all
that wea will glva
ENTIRE SATISFACTION TO PROMPT CUSTOMERS.
Albany. Feb. 16. '67 v2n27tf
hcriiTfp Sale,
BY VIRTUE OP A Wit IT OF EXECUTION
Issued out of the Circuit Court f the State
of Oregon far the eoeoty of I teuton, mui to me di
rected and delivered by the Clerk of said Court.
oo the 7 lb day of March, 18C7, in f.ror of John
D. Hard, plaintiff, and againtt Isaae Moore, de
fendant, for the sum of $9S3,23, damage, and the
further sua of $196,12, cots and accruing cost,
I hare on thi the 9 to day of April, 1867, levied
upon the following described real property, towit :
The Donation Land Claim of Iiaac ifoore, 'No
tification No. 929, Claim No. H, being a put of
Sections 3i and 26, in T. II, & K. West, anj
CUlm No. 74. being a part of Sections and 2 in
T. 12, S. If.' $, West, lrannded and 'described a
follow, to-wit : Beginning at a point on the Eat
Bank of the Willamette River, IS Ierrec and 21
Chain E., and 15 degree and 26 Chain S. from
the g. V. CorniT of Section 36, T. II, S. It. 5, W. j
thence North 72 degrees and 58 chains: thence
West 16 Lcgrcs nd 70 chains, to the Willamette
!Uvcr thence with tfe mcapdering of said Hirer
upstream; Soutji 54 degrees j West I degree and
70 chains: theses oij'ih 35 degree and 45 chains;
West 10 degrees SO chains: 'ihenca South II de
crees, W. 20 chain ; Ihence South 22 degrees, W.
121 degrees and 50 chains; thence South 2d degree,
n . ZD degree ana 24 chain ; thenoo South 20 de
gree, E. 4 degree and 50 chains ; thence Souh
51 degree and 15 chain. E. 9 decree and 60
chain ; thence North 8j5 degrees and 45 chains,
E, 23 degrees and 75 chains ; thence North 50 de
grees, E. 5 degree and 60 chains; thence North
29 degrees, E. 19 degrees and 23 chains'; hence
North 55 degrees, E. 4 degree and 65 chains.' to
the plae of beginning, sonaining 222 acres of
land; and cn ' ' ,
Saturday, the ltt day of June, 1867,
betwecp thp hours of 9 o'cUk;, a. m., and 4 d'clock,
p, m., of said day, at be Cwur Iloyie door, in
the city of Albany, Linn county, Oregon, I will
ell the above described premises at public out-cry,
for cash in band ; all tho right, title and interest
in the said premises of the said Isaae Moore, with
the appurtenances thereunto belonging.
Dated Albany, April 9th, 1867.
HARVEY sunn, '
v2n354w Sheriff Linn Co., Oregon.
GOOD GRUB AND PLENTY OF IT.
; .i:at the t ''"i;
E3EWi!ETT HOUSE,
SAIJESi';. !"' : - J: OREGON
Hi. JAY S. TUENEY,
HAVING LEASED THE ; ABOVE NAMED
Hotel, is prepared to accommodate the trav
eling public, and oxa HUNDRED BF.CCl.AB BOARD
ERS, in as good style a any Hons oa the Coast.
He has determined to make tbs ''Bennett" a good
as the best, and better than any publio houao in
Salem. He will soon complete some important im
provements, which will add greatly to Its' appear
ance and comfort, and intends to merit and hopes
to receive hi chare of patronage.
He has secured the tervioes of "Charley"
(known to be the best eook in Salem, and one of
the best in the whole country), and other compe
tent persons to manage the culinary department,
and i resolved to set as good a table as can be
found any where not in clap-trap, pomp and show,
flummery and fine furniture, but in an abundant
supply of the very best the market affords. :u I r
His Bar-Room will be kept warm and lighted,
and well supplied with newspapers, periodicals
and other suitable reading matter, and kept in a
manner which will make it an agreeable resort. ?
In short, he intends making an effort to please
all who stop at tho Bekxktt House. And he
most respectfully requests his friends everywhere
to give the old and well known stand at least one
more trial before eonoluding they can do as well
elsewhere, and promises if they are not well treat
ed, and properly cared for, and at reatonabU jig
ttret; it will not be the fault of the publio' most
obedient and most humble servant,
, L, JAY S. TURKEY,
N. B. Furnished rooms, with or without board,
by the dy, wec?F or mPPth -f 'Bennett" j
cnargps ipoeraxs. ,S; . - p; T,
tsaiem, urogon, oy, ?t log;rryjnfsi;
XVANTISD, 100,000 pounds
Of for whloh I will pay the '
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE!
. iaar23T2n32tf ' J. NORCROSS.
advebtisemi;nts.
M. V. MACK,
r 4: fe f
I DKALKR l.t ;
U STOVES,
SHEET-IRON, ..COPPER
mi i t'ii4 I I '-it
ASD
T ft
''T 1ST W -A. .Et E3 1
H
AS ON HAND AND NOW READY POR
sale a full and complete stock of first-elast
COOKpPfpiR AND BOX STOVES,
Which he is offering at prices that mast insnrs
a ready sale.
Also a general assortment of
Brass an Enameled ILettles,
rrencb Sance-Fzns jtad Ladles,
Cast-iron Tea Kettle and Ovena,
. . . ..
Iron and Lead Iipef
FORCE ANDr?LIFT PUftPS i
Mheet-Ironv Copper, t&ef &e.
lapfpetorer of all Kinds of Tin, Sheet
Iron and Copper Ware I
BJPAIRIHG PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
" 1 " r " tl ;i 1 ' - ' - '
Jf. II All peron who are in need of article
in my line will find It to their advantage to give
me a call, as I am determined to rell good at
price that will ' preclude the necessity of going
farther than Albany to Imy ektop. "
3axkeall) rodnce Tq.Vea ia ptlxng
For s,ny nd a)l artij!e in tie Store.
Will alway keep oo band a complete assortment
of all goeds in my line, while customer will at all
times receive prompt attention. 31, W. MACK.
Albany. Mareh 23, '67 v2f.321y
OREGON
leOIU WORKS!
THE LARGEST MACHINE SHOP
IVVt
FOUNDRY IN THE STATE !
Cor. ofXSorrison and Seventh streest,
PORTLAND - - , OREGON.
TiEDERS PIIOMPTLY EXECUTED FOR
9 BOILERS, STEAM EXCUSES and all
kinds or iUeblBery. , , , , , .
Portafjjc Hlcam Saw .Tlills,
ITERS1 X miM r B0l'BLE TCBB15E
WATER WHEEL!
Kept conttantly on band.
II. ELOOMFIELDi Superintendent
ITIaat Cxperleneed mil If en think
of the Portable Nteana Maw 91111s
built by the Oregon Iron Works:
PoaTtasn, Oct. 18, UeS.
To flc Oregon from HVri- .
OtsTi KUir The Toiiable gteam Saw MUI
which we parch-! of yoa last Triuz. for Pen
d'Oreille Lake, ha becu in operation daring the
paat on, and ha more than met our expecta
tion in it ierformance. With three men, we turn
out three to four tbonnand feet, and with Sre men,
fire thousand feet per day of ten' hours; and we
take pleasure iu recommending these mills as the
mo-tSUIiSTAXTIAL, DEIilA&LE and PEE
FECT MILLS IX USE.'and especially adapted to
the want of this country, on account of their com
pact frm, easS ,f trarpoHation, and the facility
with which tliey'canto 4upVp4 faf ia Opera
tion. A lUiougb subjected to the p)ort severs Hits,
no repairs hare been required. -
(feign!) ABIJAMS k HOGUE.
12. 'T-vtn22tf ,
STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT
JOB PRINTING
OFFICE.
FIRST ST.; ALBANY, OREGON
x. nave connectea wtin tats omee a crst-ciasa
and are prepared, at shortest notice, to fill, in the
ncjatsft manner, any order thatmay.be sent us. ,
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF JOB PEIXTIXQ
Executed Speedily, and in a satis- ' ' "
- ifactory Style, at Prices ,
CHEAP AS TIIE CHEAPEST!
Theatres,
Concerts, and '
4 .
.' ; Puhlio lVIeetrigs
Accommodated at the Shortest Mice!
i., '- ail
MERCHANTS, BANKERS. AND BUSINESS
.MEN 1 SUPPLIED - WITH ?. CARDS,
BILLS, BILL-HEADS, BILLS
LADIN1, f CHECKS.
LETTERHEAD-
" - ixas.Ae."-; " '
BALL
-rv CIRCULARS,"
" ELECTION TICKETS,"
BALL TICKETS. CENSUS
J BLANKS DRUGGISTS LABELS.
LIQUOR LABELS, .ORDERS OF DAN
CING, NOTES OF HAND, DRAY RECEIPTS,
LEGAL - BLANKS OF ALL KINDS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS OF FARE,
Piinnnnnfus smpprva
t -: RECEIPTS, BOOKS AND n I rl i i
PAMPHLETS, CATA-' " '
LOGUES, AND
BY-LAWS.
All OrderW Promptly Attended " td
ABBOTT & BROWN?
''State Rights Democrat Job Office.,; H
FASHIONABLE PLUNERY GOODS,
BONNETS, HATS, RISBONS,
liui, Cloaks, Cloves Hcsci leVe.
DLEACHING AND PRESSING
Done on short notice, and at . ,
The .Most Reasonable Prices.
aBST0RE at the Corner of First and Broad
Albin Streets, Albany, Oregon.' sA " J' -
JOIS 70KII Neatly and cheaply done at
p,fW'ss,rfle
t
this Office.
A D V E B T I SEMliN:1
; PER
f y VEGETABLE n,l,iUm 1
PAIN lOOLMi!
W - uf.,h ,-itt I
E BEG LEAVE TO CALL THE ATTES
tion of the publio to this long tested andunrirallid
m Family ;.diciii0;;,:;;Jf
Tbs PAIN KILLER Is a purely vetalf com
pound, and while it is' a most efficient Itxoe4y fr
Pain, it is s perfectly safe 'medicine even ia the
moxt unskillful band for . j , f, '
Summer Compltlnt;ff'
- ' -. "I ft
or anv other form at tinwI 4 ;- in ),nl A
0 - - - " M.
adults; it is an almost certain cure, and bs with-
om nouoi necn more successful ia curing lb vari
ous kind f , , ;
: . Cholera':1 ; i ;Vf;' .
tbaa any other known remedy, or even th most
skillful pbymclan. In ; India, Africa and China,
where thi dreadful disease i ever more, or leas
prevalent, the 4
- '" tt ,yt' i'.'il
Pain Killer h u 6h4
is eonslderei by tb natives, as well as Erif ta
residents ia those climate, y ' - 1
A Sure Remedy. ins
A a Tonle for the Stomach, It is aoriVriftl
Afsw doses will relieve sever cases ol '":-'
Indigestion,
snd it is oftm a perfect cure for '
- Dyspepsia
5'-
1U
in it moat aggravated form. ; It Wc ic and stimi:'-
laiing properties, aroticitfg tps tjttta toTlgdrotf
action, rtndr it a lapsf cffecfdal cure Ui '
when used sefirdipg to direction.
T7.-. w.a. i: . t
For external
appheathn, it i Bsarpassed by
rparatioa known, ? , tf t:UVi-r
any medical preparation
Rheumatisiri f - 3 f u
and Neuralgic Affections are quickly relieved nd
uiica curca ij iv, Any aorene in tat lasele or
4iBu can do renevea cy it application,
insuntly the most violent "
Toothache.
It abould alwa be kept near at hand, tele ased
ia eases of severe
Burns or Scalds. ?
If eptdicd tumediatelv. aeeArdinv' tn AUXrJm
ir will give iosUnt relief, and trevent Mulrm
It is peculiarly adapted to the wants of I
,f geamen, ; s . ? ,itK i
with emigrant and though keep go4ledJ
cine ebcet, and have several tines bad a good deal
of ticknen on board ' T hr f.nA'tV tj-: r:-u
so eficient in all caacs, a to entirely preclude tbf
use of all other medicine." "
On positive proof iu efieacy Lt, thai the sale
hsre conjrtaiUv iaereaaed. and whativ
own m erit. The effect ef the Pain Killer n non k-
patient, wbea taken internally in ease of ol Colds,
Coueh. Bowel Comrjlaicts. ChiAra lrt
other aSectton of the system, has been truly won-
J f. . t t .
txriui, ou bm wou ior ii a name among tb medical
preparations that can never be forrotfj-n Tt miu
cess ia removins Pain, a an
eaac of Bum, Druise, Sore, Sprain, Cut, gtlng-
oi wmcw ami oincr causes 01 ausenng, nas seesreA
fur it such a host of testimon v. aa an tlmmf nf.i
Hbie remedy, that it will be handed down to pos-
. . . ll. M . -
msoij one oi ue greaicst medical discoveries of
the nineteenth century. The magical effect of the
Pain Killer when taken or used according to" d ac
tion s. are certain. Ton hareoBlv tn l - vr
yoa bny the genuine artipW and adhere' to the. di
rections in it ruse, and you will admit it wesder
lul medicinal prepcVtie. ' ' -- .-
J? reams e j.crry vurw i6ta ftiller i now
iQtlltiln t;Jrnnj1 'lisH!t -rithink. v-i
Vr ' I ww mwmm .MV W. U X V IM
egetable Pain Killer blown in the glass ; and witi
two tteel engraved labels oicaeh bottleone aa ex
cellent likeses ef Perry Davis, the origiaal inrea
tor of the medicine, the other a steel eo graved
note of hand none others eaa be relied upon as
Rcuuidc, .....
The Pain Killer ia old by Druggists and Grocers.
is zvx, JTroprietoT,1
- No. 74 High rt-, PrtvIdence;B.I.
March $0, lS8?v3n32Cnx. .. V
CITY MARKET.
'V
gain SU Oppcfle tio ew Draff sstsj,
ALBANY, OQOi'n
EPEHflAU, & BEDPATH.
WILL AX. WATS KKBI OS
. VM. , i . ... ; ., .
HA3ED TBCIXST OF
i LIBERAL SHARE OF PATRONAGE IS
L ol kited, a we intend to keen a o-rwul .
wrtmenC and of m good quality a the country
afford.. . , . . . .. .. ; . j
; , we are always ready to pay the , w
Highest Cash Price for. FatStsekr
April 6, 1867v2a34tf ''HT.S'.
Fresh Seeds!
Fresh Seeds 1
WE BEG TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF
Dealers, Large Ranchers, Nurserymen,
Gardener and other, to our1 wj.lt uVhJ nt
of Seeds, all of which we guiirantee of choicest
Among our assortment at present, i ; v -"-
10,000 . AlIaHV Cw,Vr:' ;
3,000 MUd'V, ' ' ;
2,000 : tTMto Dutch Clover, !!
4,003 ZXnc'gfariaa Grass S4L '
4.000 f Killet " ' '
4,000 Timothy u
00 tmahcla Red Top R rs
200 Kr.Dlui ' !
XOO OrcIvar4 n a v
,100 I.aa" - - :
200 lbs. Whito Fxenxh ESnlbcrrv.
And all kinds of Garden Rewls iV nlinrt a
f ui prchases. 4lso, on haa . ; ,i c
a u.putf Assort ca Fralt Treses, ;
In a uantitie to'sult." Remittance -nt mi-
th.rpugh Wells, Fargo k Co r by mail. '
4d"4ress; J. p. SWEENEY 4 C0.;t J
" JnO n.i .m n..:. o t
Jr-Send for a circular. r . ; 2n2S-3m , .
BLACKSMITHING!
rrjHE subscribers WOULD ESPEClC
.'i fully inform the publie that they are prepared
to execute ail order for work ia their line, such a
f MAKING A!!D PQ1!JTIG PLQVfjj
AXD
IRONINGr WAGC)NS
n - Particular attention wUl be given, to J
ft a a m e r s :..Twi o a k i
All work will be done In the best manner ' and' at
verjr Kow Prices. V "Bdlioira fair share r.
' "T'of the p.Uronage of'thi community, .
' Shot on' Main Street,'' ncdr
Urawfofd'a flouring '
: i ' JHlls, Alhxafi r i !' .r il
Oregon. '- , ; ,; , r.;
y?n?5f TEEDALE k PEEBLER. ;
: ., . v Auctioneer. .;v .
THE undersigned baring taken oat License a
Auotionetr in this State, forewarns all pejr"
sons fiom doing business in that capacity, who at
noiprti i riy nccaaecu ao so br law.
and person making ea Toyage. and no vessel
should SaUltbout a supply of it. One eaptafil
writes uai !' Vitm mlat wm..' .
!
WM. LISTER.
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