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JUNE 8, 1S67.
Money Market.
Sao Francisco Legal Tender rates 7474
New York Gold Quotations -133
Subscribers finding an X marked on the
margin of their paper, will understand that the
time Tor which they have paid for the Dkvociut
has expired, and will govern thetnsolrcs acoord-
Pic-Nic Excursiox. Last "NVcdncsdaj
was a Wg day in Albany. Long beforo the
boat arrived crowds of people gathered in,
filling up the stores, and imparting an unu
sually busy appearance to our city. Our
Tarious Sabbath Schools wero all astir ; and
generd expectation was on tip-toe.
About 12 v. the boat arrived at Beach &
Monteith's -wharf, having on board about
000 persons. Of course it was crowded al
most t suffocation. The Sabbath Schools of
alem were met at the landing by thoso of
Albany j and a procession was formed;
which, headed by the Salem Brass Band, af
ter marching through several of our streets,
finally rendezvoused in the Court House, in
stead t-f Ilackleman's Grove, ns had been
previously arranged the damp condition of
the grounds preventing the execution of this
Tart of the nrocrramme. The fact that the
school could not go to the Grove was a great
disappointment to all eonccrnedj but it was
unavoidable, an 4 th? Comnjittee of Arrange
ments were forced to alter this part of their
plans. The Finance Committee did their
work well.. They cleared up the grounds
and hud thirty swings in readiness; besides
having cleaned out a well and placed a pump
therein.
The number in attendance has been vari
ously estimated. It was between fifteen
'hundred and two thousand. So great was
the crowd that it was some time ero they
could be seated. Indeed hundreds could not
get seats, but crowded "the aisles and occu
pied every available space in the Hall. The
Order of Exercises was as follows: 1 . ocal
music. 2. Prayer by Iter. Mr. Monteith.
3. Vocal music. 4. Welcome by Rev. E. K.
Geary. 5. Vocal music. C. Response by
Dr. Wythe. 7. Vocal music. 8. Address
by Rev. Mr. Irving. 9. Vocal music the
"Echo," and the "Shining shore. 10. Col
lation. ;he Addrcss.63 w.er$ short, well-timed and
quite appropriate; and the singing was goo.
- i 1. .
much better than we expecteu srom sutn
mixed gathering. The Address of Mr. Irvin
was as follows:
"CHiiDacs You have been kept on your fee'
quite constantly since morning. You are tired
andhunjry; and thanks to kind friends, there is
abandateo of food down stair to appease, your
hanger. Be patient a little longer and joo shall
all hare plenty. Children, some eigb teen hundred
years ago, there were gathered toother, in a wil
derness of Jadea, seTeral thousand persons. They
had been without food for three days, and were
very hungry. They had come out to Lear the
Great Tc-acher a not remarkable mac tLe Sa
vior of the world. He had compassion on them,
and whe a they had all msatcl tLecmlTCS on the
green strard.' he inquired of his disciples bow
much prjTL-ion they bad with them ; anl their
answer was. fire barley loares an J two small fi.'he.
These he blessed, and brake, aud caused ta bo di
tributed to the multitude, and they all had enough,
and rre tah to spare. Xw, children, this Sa
vior is hre, in your midst, ar.4 he ii a-tye ant
willing t i give yoa all the bread cf eternal life.
hkb, if yoa partake or it, wiii cause yoa i cun
;r no more, and lire in blUs sni happiness for-
eTer."
This address was listened to very atten
tively by the scholars, and seemed to produce
a good effect.
In behalf of the citizens of Albany we
tender our thanks to the Salem Brass Band
forjthe excellent music they furnished on the
occasion. -
Jeuscsal. We understand that the editor
of'the Salem Review was in our city last
Wednesday, and that he called on us, but we
were absent. We regret this, as we should
be much pleased to make his personal ac
oaairuince. We are told, also that the editor of the
CorvallL Gazette was in town. We are
P'.eased to have him call on us any time.
We believe him to be a gentleman, though
wonderfully befobged in politics.
Mr. Morgan, formerly of this city, but now
connected with the "Unionist," Salem, was
he, ani we were pleased to see him looking
well. lie is a genial gentleman.
.The editor of the Unionist, it seeras, was
here'also. When, in the world's history
was it ever known, that a large number o
persons assembled together for a good object
and Satan did not anncar with them ? Nev
er,' since the days ofTbb down to last Wed
nesday vrben JlcPherson was here. We did
vnot see him, nor did he call upon us. We
are glad he did not, for we do not desire to
cultivate the acquaintance of a libeller a Jiar
and scurvy scamD cenerallv.
ERiors AccipEXT.-On last Sunday, the
Vo. insi., wmie two oi our citizens, ot rrencn
rt J t 11 J . --a
extractioa, named John Jk ournie and Isaiah
Mercier, were returning from Corvallis,
the horses attached to the buggy became
frightened and uumanageable, ran away,
upset the vehicle, and threw the menvio
lently out, knocking them both "dead as
mackerel j" for a time. In falling from the
buggy Monsieur Fournie fell with bis face
upon the sharp point of a stick about an
inch in diameter, which run into the lower
part of his cheek, passed up and protruded
from the flesh just in front of the temple :
he was also otherwise bruised and battered
up, and for a time his life was despaired of,
but we now learn that hopes are entertained
of his recovery. M. Mercier fared better,
as it was only the violence of his collision
with ''Mother Earth" that deprived him of
SATURDAY.
- the use of his respiratory organs for a short
time.
Religious. Rev. Mr. Driver, Agent of
ths American Bible Society, will spend Sab
bath, the lGth inst., in this city, and will
preach in the morning And everting of that
day. By mutual arrangement of tho several
Pastors of the place; services will be held
in the Court Hops?. Friend3 and enemies
of the Bible are invited to attend. More
than ordinary interest js now attached to the
circulation of the Holy Scriptures.
yWe regret to state tbatvour friend
Douthit, of Linn county, lost a span of horses,
last week, by the fire at -Salem. They were
in the livery stable Jbat was burned j and
xtbxb value 1 at $375. , - -
A Comedy which was axmost a Tragedy
On last Sabbath evening threo boys of this
place went out on the bosom of the bcautifu
Willamette for a boat-ride. In rowing rap
idlf down stream, their skiff struck tho outer
end of tho upper ferry boat, capsized, and
"ker-soMCtf" went tho urchins into forty
feet water. Two of them caught hold of th
end of tho ferry-boat and fished themselves
out, but the other boy was carried out o
reach of tho boat by the swiftness of th
current. He went under camo up ditto
ditto, again ; but as hocamc to tho surface the
second time, tho skiff, still, inverted, floatct
hard by, and with a vigorous kick and floun
der, he "went "for it," clutched at it, climbed
upon its slimy upturned bottom, and was
thar ! floating along gently down tho river
on Ins "own little boat." He is not floatin
yet. Ho was seen from tho shoro by an hon
est waterman4, who chanced to have his boat
moored "under the willows," nnd who, see
inghis perilous "posish," rowed swiftly
him and tnved him and his boat in uoutof the
wet," and carried him in triumph to 43
mother's arms.
SofTiiERX Relief Fund. Since our las
issue $27 15, from Union Point Precinct
have been received by the Treasurer for th
sufferers of tho South. ' Also, 5v from "Mrs
Worth, of Perrria, and $2 from Mrs. Reamer
Also, Mr. I). M. Cook has placed five dol
lars in our hands for tho eauWworthy object.
We state in Uus coimpcticn that thg money
previously placed in oyr hards, to bo sen
South, wa-s some timo ago, forwarded by
express to Rev. O. P. l itzgcrald, San Fran
cisco.
Fourth or JfLv. At a meeting of tl
citizens of Albany, last Thursday evening
it was unanimously resolved that tho 4th o
July next be celebrated iu tho olden time
fashion and sntrit. A Committee of Arrange
ments were appointed who are to report at
the next meeting which will be held next
Monday evening at the Court House. W
have only room to day to add that we trust
all our citizens, in town and country, of every
name and party, without exception, will join
m the movement.
Mav. We are indebted to Dr. Gray, fo
the following account of the weather durin
the last month:
Twenty-three days no rain, and eight days
showery; 23 nights no rain and eight night!
rainy and showery. Depth of rain that ft-J
during the month, twsnty-fijro thirty-second
inches
Moved -1
Hampton & McRriJc, cabinet
makers, have moved from their old stand to
the one recently occupied by Mr. Oliver im
mediately under the Democrat oGce.
CARD.
On toanl Steamer Reliance on the return
from the Sunday School Pic-Nic, June 5th
1507, a meeting of the ladies and rentlcmcn
connected with' the Sundav School of Salem
and vicinity was bold, audit was unanimous
Jteclccd, ri:?i having enjoyed a very
pleasant excursion, wew..uld return our tin
cere thinks to the P. T. Company f r thci
kindness to the euildrcn of our schools
in
furnishing a delightful occasion. We alv
thank the Salem band for the excellent music
the ui, which added much to the plea
urc of the trip.
To the citizens of Albany we are inJebte
f r a hospitality that was sincere and boun
tiful; and trust that the time may come when
we can reciprocate it. We shall remember
with great pleasure the opportunity we Lave
had of cultivating social relations with thci
Sabbath Schools, confident tlir.t such occa
sions will advance the great cause we bar
in view as Veil as yield pleasant associations.
The Secretary of the meeting was request
el to have the foregoing Resolution published
in the Albany and Salem papers.'
' S. A. Clarke, Secretary.
l.-"-.L'." f fTyi"'!,.' !9 StfyS?1?!' i-UK J !""T.ftT." i
5
ALBANY PRICES CUBBEXT.
Albast. Satorday, Juno, 8, 1867.
The following are tho prices paid for Produce,
and the prices at which other articles are telling
in this market :
AVheat whits, per bushel, 50 ets.
Oats per barbel, 20 cts.
Potatoes p:r bushel, 50(a,62J.
Onions-per bushel. Si 2b.
Flour per bbl, & 00
liuttcr per pound, 25 cU.
Kjrgs per dozen, 15 cts
Chickens per dozen, $3 00.
Peaches dried, per pound, IS ct.
Pork per pound, 6($7 ets.
Beefrron foot, "i S ets. '
MuUon, per pound, 12J cents.
Soap per poynd, 45 cjts. '
Salt Lo Angelos, per pound, 2 cU.
Syrup--per gallon, b0(9Q jf ts, " ' .
'i'ea-;-ouog Ilygon, per pound. $1 00.
" Black, 75$l 00. r
u
Japan, $1 12J.
Sugar-
crushed, per ponnd, 1720 cts.
Inland, 1012i.
Sea. 14 cts.
ti
CoSee per pound, 2830 cts.
Nails cut, per pound, 0i10 cts.
Whito-Xead pure, per keg, $1005 00.
Linseed Oil boiled, per gallon, $1 752 00.
Turpentine per gallon, $1 752 00.
Domestic brown, 2026 cts.
Hickory striped, per yard, 30 cts.
Bed Ticking per yard, 30(3)50 cts.
Blue Drilling per yard, 2530 cts.
Flannels per yard, 62i75 cts.
Prints fast colors, per yard, 1820 cts.
Itifle Powder, per ponnd, 75 (a, $1 00.
Candles best, per pound, 3033 cts.
Rice China, per ponnd, 14(3 15 cts,
Tobacco per pound, 75$1 00.
Fakeratus per pound, 14 15 tj, .
SPECIAL NOTICES.
27-;Tietticai Auvlcc. DR. WM. K. DO-
IlbRlx b Medical and Sargical Institute is bo
coming a sine qua non to the welfare of our fit
and health of our citizens; and his rapidly spread
ing reputation, although it may excite surprise, is
but the signal of skill, and follows as the natural
effect of such a cause. We are personally acquaint-
cu wiiu gentlemen wno nayo suuerca foryears un
der chronic disease, and who had taken adinint
ago of every available means thaj promised relief,
but without success, until they called upon Dr.
Doherty, who, in an incredibly short space of time
uaa given mem enure reuet. it is eratifvin to
announce this fact, becanso the Doctor i a gen
tleman who seeks, not by defamation of others, to
establish his reputation, or to, rear the superstruc
ture of his own upon the ruin of an another's fame.
The Doctor conducts his Institute" ij such a man
ner that mast be -gratifying to all his patients.
lie examines, advises and recommends wiihm,t
charge, and tho pattens-after hearing bis terms
for treatment, can accept or reject at pleasure. Iu
no case does tho Doctor make a chariro unlesa h
effects a cure.- This he is able to do, because he
feels the confidence which lonz experience has rv.
en, and no doubt the consolation which appertains
to that confidence. Persons afflicted with either
accute or chronio diseases, would do well to eon.
suit him. For consultation he asks no fee, nor
does he insist on obedience to his advice unless the
patient places himself under his care. His offices
are on Sacramento street, opposite the Pacific Mail
Steamship office. S. P. Jsews, . t
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Tersons or sedentary habit troubled with weak
ness, lassitude, palpitation of th heart, lack of
appetite, distress after eating, torpid liver, consti
pation, Ac, dccrve to suffer if they wilt not try
tho celebrated PLANTATION DiTTKUS, which
aro now recommended by the highest medical au
thorities, and worrnuted to produce an Immediate
beneficial effect. They aroexeeodingly agrccublo,
perfectly pure, and roust supercede all other ton
ics where a healthy, $eutl timulant la required.
They purify, strengthen and Invigorate.
They cruate a healthy appetite.
They aro an aolido?o to chncgo of water and
diet.
They strengthen the iyicia and enliven the
mind.
They prevent mlasraatlo and intermittent fererj.
They purify the brt! aud acidity cf the f toia
aeh. They euro I)ypep?ia anl Constlpatio.
They euro tUef Cowplftlat and fcryouf Head
ache. '
They make the weak strong, tho languid bril
liant, and are exhausted nature'a great retor-r.
They are computed of the celebrated Calinyabark,
wlntcrgroeu, sasnafras, roots and herbs, alt pre
served iu perfectly pure Ct. Croix rum. For par
ticulars, oe circulars and testimonial around
cacL bottle.
Beware of impotort . Kxatajao every bottle.
See that it ha oui private V. S. stamp uumutUa
Ud over tho cork, with plantation scene, and our
signature on a flue steel plate id lab!. See that
our bottle U not refilled with spuriou aud delete
rious tuff. Any peron pretending to cll Plan
tation Hitter by the gallon or lo bulk, U an 1m
poter. Any peron Imitating thi bottle, or "til
ing any other material therein, whether called
Plantation Bitter or not, U a criminal under the
V. S. Law, and will be so prosecuted by m. The
demand for Drako' Plantation Bitter, from la
dic, clergyman, mcrcbani, 4e., I Incredible.
The iip!o trial of a boio i tho evldf oce wo
present of their worth and uporlorlty. Tbuy are
sold by all rcpaclbb druggUl. growr. physi
cian, hotel , salooni, iUaatoali cud country
,torc. P. H. MtAftB & CO.
Ilaruca 32aguolla Water,
A toilet delight ! The ladle' treaor and gen
tlemen' boon 1 The "wcctet thing" and largeit
quantity. JJanufactcred from the rich Southern
Magnolia. Led for "bath Ira the face and pcron,
to render the kin oa aud fieb, to prevent crap
tion, it perfume clothing, Ac.
It overcome the unpie&f ant odor of pcrtpiration.
It remove ednc, tan. blotchc, Ac.
It cures nervous headache and allay hsflamsia
tios. It cool, (often and add delicacy to tho skin.
It y'clds a ubducd and lasting perfume.
It cure tnuiqucto b:te and Ung of inect. .
It contain no material injuriou to the skin. 1
It U what every lady should have. Sold every
here. Try the Magnolia Water once atd you
will ue no other Cologne, Perfumery, or Toilet
Water afterward. DKMAS BAP.NES A CO.,
Prop. Exc!uivg Ageutt, N. Y.
Sold by ail Druggbt and Dealer on the Pacif
ic eoast.
Ljon' Inthntrot.
It is aciost delightful Hair Drcing.
It eradicate scurf and dattdrnff.
It keep the head cool and clean.
It make the hair rich, oft and gloy.
It prevent hair turning gray and falling off.
It restore t hair upon prematurely bald bead.
Ti i u jt what Lyou'a Kalbairn will do. It
is pretty it T cheap- durable. Il i literally
sold by tie car-load, and ytt it almoct incredi
ble demand i daily increa!vg, until there 1 hard.
ly a country store that doe not keep it, or a fami
ly that doe not ue it. '
V.. THOMAS LYOX. Cbemiet. N. Y.
Lyon's Kx tract ts Inzer.
Lyon' Extract of Pure Jamaica Ginger for
Indigestion, Nan sea. Heartburn, Sick Headache,
Cholera Morbus, Flatulency, Ac., where a warm
ing stimulant U required. It careful preparation
and entire purity make it a cheap and reliable ar
ticle for culinary purpose. . Sold everywhere, at
50 ct per bottle. Ak for "LrosV Pure Ex
tract. Take no other.
Lyotifg Flea Powder.
The effect of Lyon' Magnetic Insect Powder la
almost instantaneous death to everything cf the
insect species. Flea, particularly, cannot live
where it is. It la most wonderful in this respect,
being entirely barmlcs to the human family.
Many worthless imitations are offered. Be partic
ular and receive none but Lyon. Each flak of
the genuine bears tht aignature of E. Lyon and
the stamp of Demas Barxes & Co. " " "
HIuMtane Iilnlment.
Have you a hurl child or a lame horse 7 X7e
the Mexican Mustanir Liniment.
tor cuts, sprains, burns, swellings and caked
breasts, this Mexican Mustang Liniment is a ccr
tain cure. "
For rheumatism, neuralgia, stiff Joints, stincs
and bites, there is nothing like the Mexican Mus
tang Liniment.
For spavined horses, the poll-evil, ringbone and
sweeney, the Mexican Mustang Liniment never
fails.
For wind-galls, scratches, big-head and splint,
tho Mexican Mustang Lininicnt Is worth its weight
in gold. " . .
Cuts, bruises, sprains and swellings, are so com-
men and' certain" to occurin "every family, that a
bottljj otthil Liniment h) Jho teet investment that
can be made. .'..'
It is more certain than tho doctor -it saves time
in sending for the doctor it is cheaper tEari the
doctor and should never be dispensed wifh
'In lifting tho kettlo from the fire, R tipped over
and scalded my hands terribly. . je
Mustang Ljniment extracted the pain, caused the
sons to heal rapidly, and left very little scar.
C1UL8.. FOSTER, 420;Broad St., Philada. -A
JMr. fe. JUitcb, of Hydo Park, Vt., writes: " My
horso was considered worthless, (spavin) but since
the use of tha Mustang Liniment, I have sold him
for . $150. Your Liniment is doing wonders up
here." " '
All genuine is wrapped in steel plate engravings,
signed, G; W. Westbrook, Chemist, and also has
the private U. S. stamp of Demas Barnes A Co
over the top. Look closely. Sold by all Drug
gist?, at 25, 50 cts, and $1 00. ee8 v2n4 ly
ADVKliTISKM KNT8.
TAKE NOTICE!
J. BARROWS CO.,
(IN THEIR FIRE-PR0OF BRICK, ALBANY),
Are now receiving their Goods
DIIirXT FIIOM NAN FIIAXCINCO t
And wo invite tho attention of buyer to
our Stock of
XDY G OODS !
FAMILY GROCERIES I
BOOTS AND SI-IOJBS!
CLOTHING !
UAnowARp, cnocscny, &c, &c.
THRESHERS,
. , MOWERS,
REAPERS,
OANa- PLOWS,
We are Agent for all kind of
Agricultural Impleuu'iilw t
J. HARROWS A CO.
WOOL! WOOL! WOOL X
For whleh we
Vny the Illgbeftt Irleo In i'antht
matv2u2Htf J. HARROWS A CO-
ltt. It. C. plLL.
I
or.o. r. r.iTLEsttKA.
SETTLEMIER d. CO.,
DRUGGISTS,
AT OR. SHEPHERD'S OLD STAND.
- - nr
n X IX ST.. ... A A XY.
4 - i
DEALERS IN
DRUGS.
MEDIO IK E S
CHEMICALS,
i'alnti, OUn, iilaf I)yc-StuC,
-
V A 11 N I S IT K S
ASP A fl tL AIOftTJCCXrOf
DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES.
AGENTS BY APPOINTMENT FOR
Dr. D. Jajnci I Son's Family Hcdieines
We alo keep on hand a full upjIy of
All Patent ."flciliciucM in I'kc.
Our stock ofDrti-o, Fluid, Ltfrcl. etc., are from
Well Known Manufacturers,
and will be found
Or THE I IX ST qi'AI.ITV
SrCCtAI. ATTKTIOJ CtVCX TO COMrODIDtSO
PHYSICIAN'S PRESCRIPTIONS
We HoIIcft the Iatronse of flic
Public.
WE HAVE EST A ELI. SUED A
BRANCH DRUG STORE AT SCIO!
cm rn sAcwmr
DR. H. n. ICING,
Who will keep a full supply of Drug, Medicine,
etc., tic., tr sale at tow i-mcts.
SETTLEMIER 4 CO.
April ft, 1867 v2n341y
V. TECIEL,
laf" BOOT ' AND SHOE MAXEH, If
(Oppotite th Stat llight Democrat OJfict,)
FIRST ST., ALBANY.
Manufacturer of the beat quality of Fine
Fit EN C PI CALF BOOTS
Alo, a Superior article of good
BOOTS FOR FARMERS' WEAR.
Repairing and M cud I rig
Don on short notice and at Tery Low Trices
Our work will be euaranteed to cive entire satis-
iacon. . . ',, mavZ3vZn41tr
Old Albany Ferry.
H
AVINO PURCHASED THE ABOVE
well-known Ferry. I am trenarcd to cross
everybody, and every tbiug, from a footman to a
six-mule team or elepbaut. My boat is
iMTse, Staunch and Safe,
the access and egress to- and from it lsbt upe-
nor roaas, anu iuac. an old, experienced -Ferry.
man is always ready with a smile to burrv
patrons over Jordan. I ensacre airainnf all acci-
uenu i me iviiowtug reauccajrau- : -
Two-horse WagoH; 12J Cents
Aian ana ilorso, 12J Ceuts
Footman 10 Cents
Loose Stock per agreement. My connection
with tho Lower lerry has been severed.
' T.H. DAVIS.
Albany, April 2Cth, 1887. 2 ly
S. MONTGOMERY. , R. T.. HAYWOOD.
CITY HOTEL.
MONTGOMERY & HAYWOOD, Propr's.
Cor. Washington and rirst Ets ,
" Having been thoroughly refitted, Is f:r
Jinow open far the ncoouunodation of-fejil
the traveling public, Tho table will speak lor it
self. Neat and comfortable beds and rooms for
atrons, Ao. .
RATES OF BOARD :
Per week.... ....$5 00
er week, with lodging '....$0 00 to 8 00
Single meals. . . v. 50
Beds
50
V
' JVIeals all hours.
v2n26tf.
Notice to JDrcditors.
NOTICE IS IIEREBTT GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned has been diily appointed 'Ad
ministrator of the Estato of John N. Donnell. de
ceased, by the County Court of 'Linn county, Ore
gffu, on the 2d day of May, 1807. ''
Therefore, all persons having claims against1
said cstato are notified to present tho same to the
undersigned for allowance, with tho proper verifi
cation thereof, at Peor a, Linn county, Oragon,
within six months from tbe dato.hcrcof.
II. S. RUDD, Administrator.
May 20, 1867. Cnason & Helm, -
v2n414w Att'ys for Adm'r.
ADVK11TISEMENT8.
MRS. PAXTON,
MILLINER AND DRESS MAKER!
GALLERY BUILDING. NEXT DOOR TO M0NTEJTH&
BEACH'S STORE
MAIN ST.
ALBANY.
ILL KEEP A CHOICE SELECTION OF
10
LATEST STYLES OP GOODS !
, --st;cii as
BODNT2STETS, X3I-A.TS,
ItlbbonH, I'lowcrw, de.,
Which will bo sold at small profits and much
Cheaper than Ever Before in this Place J
IlLUAClIIXCt AM) rilESSIJYCi!
la tbe best gtjle, at Low Prices.
GUTTING AND FITTING
By Mrt. Curtis' Famoui Models.
A PERFECT FIT WARRANTED.
STAMPING BEAUTIFUL ' BRAIDING PATTERNS.
pall and jSee for Yocraelvesj.
April l3, 1SC7 v2nS0if. MHS. PAXTOX.
v. MAJtsrieLO.
I
D. MANSFIELD & BRO.,
DEALERS IJf
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
ALBANY,
OHCGON.
IN FOSTER'S CNE-STCRY BRICK, OPPOSITE THE
POST OFFICE.
fllllD ADOVK FIRM TAKE.? PLEASURE IN
JL jiifing their friends and the public gener
ally, pat tbty aro
CONTINUALLY RECEIVING
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, &C,
Which wo will Exchange
FOIt VAHU Oil PRODUCE !
AT TUB
VERY LOWEST PRICES.
o - ,
W rtptfuUj atk the ulie to
Call and Examine car Stock and Prien
Before ptrch!n !cahere and
that wo Will gvo
we auuro a
ENTIRE SATISFACTION TO PROMPT CUSTOMERS.
Albany, I b. Ifie: v22;tf
JOSEPH CvOUNSKY,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
ALBANY, - - OREGON.
fllHE sriJSCRIBER WOULD ANNOUNC
X that baring lately arrired from tbe Eatt, and
having bad ample espcrirnfe in tbe botinecs, be
U now prepared to do all kinds cf work in his
line, such as
CUTTING AND MAKING
IS THE
LATEST Sa?75TX,E,
Or in Any Style Detired hj Caitomert
ALSO
Li:amx am iu:paiiiig!
All kinds of Clothing and Goods.
PRICES FOR CUTTING:
For Cutting Coat $1 00
" Pants I 60
" " Vest 50
SIIOI On First street, opposite the Demo
crat ' Office, next door cast of Wertban A Co.'s
"tore. ; J. GOUNSKY.
v2n27tf '
BLACKSMITHING!
THE 6UBSCRIBPE9 70ULD RESPECT
fully inform the public thot they are prepared
to execute all orders for work in their line, such as
MAKING AND POINTING PLOWS.
KCQBSE SHOEHSTGr,
' ' ' . . - ..
. AKO .
IRONING- WAGONS !
Particular attention will be given to
FARMERS' WORK!
All work will be dono in the best manner and at
very Low Prices. We solicit a fair h,are
of the patronage of this community.
Shop on Main Street, near " '
Crawford's Flouring
Mills, Albany, - v
Oregon. '
v2n35tf TWEEDALE & TEEBLER.
1 -s r-f , ..; r-
IVoticc or Dissolution.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIIE
Co-Partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, in the Lumbering 'business, in
Albany Oregon, under the firm' nomo nf Hurd &
Parker, is now dissolved by mutual consont. The
business in the futuro will be conducted by Parker
uros., nurd retiring tram saia. firm. All book
accounts and notes will be collected by Hurd or
rurkcr. , All persons indebted to the late f.m of
Hurd & Parker aro notified to come forward and
settle the same by note or payment. , ,.
Uated tls Zlst day ofMay, 1S57.
.( ; fir . J. D..HURD.
ALLEN PARKER,
Vln424w JOHN .PARKER..
rr i n-
7TT
WAIVTED 100,000 pounds
Of WOOJL, for which I will pay the
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE!
mar23v2n32tf x J. NORCROSS.
JOB WORU Neatly and cheaply dono at
this Office.
A J) VEUT1S.E MENTS.
M. W.: MACK,
btktzv. is .
5TOVES'- A
SHEET-IRON, COPPER
-AXD
HAS ON HAND AND NOW READY FOR
salo a full and complete stock of first-class
COOKING, PARLOR AND BOX STOVES,
Which be Is offering at prices that must insure
a ready sale.
Also a general assortment of
Brass and Enameled Kettles,
French Sauce-Pans and Ladle f,
CauUlrou Tea Kettle and Ovens,
Iron and Lead Pipe,
PCmCE AND 'LIFT FUMP !
fthcct-Iron, Copper, 1'C., 1'C
IHanofaetorer o( all Kinds of tin, Sheet'
Iron and Copper Ware I
REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
N. II. All persons who aro la need of articles
in my Tuns will nd U to tjicSr. advantage to give
ine a call, as I ant determined to sell goods at
prices that will preclude t-ie necessity of going
farther than bany to ly cheap. '
fZarkctablc Pro dace Taken in Exchange
For any and all articles in the Store.
Will always keep on band a complete assortment
of all goods in my line, while cutotnrs will at all
tune rtetive prompt attention.
Albany. March 23, '67 r2o321y
OKEGON
moW works!
THE LARGEST MACHINE SHOP
FOUNDRY IN THE STAT.E I
Cor. efXSorrUon and Seventh streest,
I'oitTi.A.MJ - - oiu:go..
ORDER.? PROMPTLY EXECUTED FOR
BOILERS, 8TEAM ENGINES and all
kinds of Machinery.
Portable Steam Saw Iflills,
JtXIW
MTEES' iHEBICiS DOUBLE TCBBIXE
WATER WHEEL! 1
Kept cociUntly on hand.
II. BLOOMFIELD, SBperintendent.
IVliat Experleneed mil Men think
of the Portable Ntrnm Hurt Mil
built by the Oregon Iron Vorkt
PotiTi-Asn, Oct. 18. 1665.
To fij Oregon Iron Worlt :
KSTtrniji -Tbe PoVitble Staji Saw Mill
which we rurcbael of yoa lat fprin? for Pen
d'Urtillft Lake, l;as bca in operation during the
part oa, and has more then met oar eapecta
liuiiin iu ierforaanee. With three cin, we torn
out tin to four thousand fcct,and with &are men,
6re tbfiufnl feat per day f ten boara i and we
take p!otjrs in rcmpaenlinff tbew mjlls as the
tat HfRSTAXTIAL. DSIRABLK n4 PER
FECT MILLS IN' USE, and especially adapted to
the wants cf this country, on account of their com
pact form, esfe of trsRtprtaton, and tbe facility
with which they can be ret np and put in opera
tion. Although subjected to the most serere tests,
no repairs bare beta required.
(Signed) ABRAM3 A HOGUE.
Jan. 12,'G7-r2n22tf
STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT
JOB PRINTING
OFFIC
FIRST ST., ALBANY, OREGO N
W.
T T
E baTe connected with this office a first-class
JOB OFFICE,
and are prpparejj, at shortest notice, to fill, in the
neatest manner,' apy order that may be sent os.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OV JOB PRINTING
Executed Speedily, and in a satis- .
factory Style, at Prices
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST!
Theatres,
Concerts, and
Publlo Meetings,
Accommodated at the Shortest" "Notice !
MERCHANTS, BANKERS. AND BUSINESS
AliS.N 4 SUITMED WITnr. CARDS,
BILLS, BILL-HEADS, RlLLlS '
LA DIN', CHECKS,
' ' -LETTERHEAD- :
INGS, As.
1 -bTll
circulars,
election tickets,
ball tickets; qensu8
blanks, druggists' labels,
liquor labels, orders of dan
CING, NOTES OF HAND, DRAY RECEIPTS,
JUEUAl. OF ALL-KINDS,
CIRCULARS. BILLS OF FARE.
PROGRAMMES, SHIPPING
RECEIPTS, BOOKS AND
PAMPHLETS, CATA
' LOGUES, AND
BY-LAWS.
All Orders Promptly Attended to
! ABBOTT &BROWN,
"State Rights Democrat" Job Office.
WOOL ! WOQL ! WOOL !
100,000 LBS. OF WOOL
WANTED within the next two weeks, for which
Tljo Highest Cash Price will bo Paid,
By ' ; J. GRADWOHL,'
v2n35tf San Francisco Store.
police o Creditors,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TnE
undersigned has been duly pppo.ijPk.tsd Admin
istrator of the Estate of. Jane E. Clino, -deceased,
by the County Court cf Linn county, at the May
Terra thereof, 1867. . .. . .
Therefore, all persons bavins claims against
snid estat 'are hereby notified to present the same,
duly verit cd, at Albany, Oregon, within six months
from the ate hereof. J. 0. BUSIINELL,
Administrator.
Craxoi A Hklm, Attorneys for Adm'r.
Mayll b,18j67 T2n4C4w
AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITION I
IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE ! !
J. NORCROSS
IS NOW RECEIVING AND OPENING '
Large and Full Auortrntnt of
BOOTS AND SHOESI
Crockery, Glassware,
HARDWARE) GROCERIES, &C, &C.f
Contisiing In part of
4 '
DRESS G00D
, ilUSLIXS,
tickings;
DENIMS,
FLANNELS,
GINGHAMS,
, CA8SIMERE3,
HOSIERY, '
HATSi AND
CAPS, NO-
TIONS,
GLASS,
PAINTS,
OILS AND
. PUTTY,
WOOD AND
WILLOW,
WARE, '
WINDOW
fSanxg
' Ac.
I WOULD RESPECTFULLY
' ' ; . .
Call the Attention of Buyers
-
TO MY STOCK OF
3r3I ABD "W -A. BB1
IRON AND STEEL, " 1
Mill Saws, Seat Springs, Eope, Chains,
MECHANICS' AND BLACKSMITHS' TOClS '
OF ALL KINDS.
HOUSE-SHOES & NAILS,
' BOLTS, NUTS AND WASHERS A
THIMBLES, EOSLNO,
. Ac, Ae. ! '
Ia short eTerjthirg ceeessarj to make fall and
complete Assortment:.
. Which will be sold
As Cheap as can be Bought in this CXaxket,
Either for '
Cash or Merchantable Produce.
J8T- REMEMBER THE PLACE : "fite
J. Norcross' Fir'e-PrpOf Brict,
. MAIN STREET, ALBANY,' OREGON".' .
PRICE AROUND ALL TOU "WISH.
BUT CALL ON NORCROSS BEFORE YOUBUY.
anglSv2ul .
CITY MARKET.
- -
CXain St Opposite the New Drug- slore,
ApANY, OREGO.
VU.L ALWAYS KEEP OX
. i
PASD TBE BEST OT
MEATS OP ALL VARIETIES.
4 LIBERAL SHARE OF PATRONAGE IS
solicited, as we intend to keep as good an as
sortment, and of as good qua! it j as tbe country
affords.
We are always ready' Co pay the
Highest Tash Price for Fat Stock.
April 6, !S67-T2n34tf ' !'
THOMAS HAMPTOX.
1
8. B. StCBBIOB.
Hampton & IMcBride,
TJITDEBTA TT'RIS,
. AND
Dealers in Every Variety of
- ... . -
F.TJBLIS'I TURE
AXT
CABINET WARE!
Bedding, Spring Uiattresscs,
HAIR, FULU, MOSS. WOOL, &C. &C.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED,
r 8 ' ADi
Ecxcutcd In First-Class Style,
Jobbing Promptly Attended to.
On First Street, Under the Democrat Office,
ALBAKY) OliEG 02?.
. . ." .
May 4, 1867-ry2n3SUuglS
ALBANY FERRY!
AT THE SOLICITATION OF MANY CITI
sens of Liuu and Benton counties. I have
fitted up-'the r "
LOWER FERRY,
it beinetho Stare Route), in such manner as to
secure to the puMio better facilities, at all seasons
of the year, than can be had elsewhere. My Boat
is what is known as a ' '
CURRENT BOAT,
and is the best oa the River, without any exeep
tion. Living quite near my Boat Landing, in
Benton county, I am enabled, at ll hours, to aQ
commodate the public My boat is secured by a
good wire rope, end is otherwise constructed with
the LATEST IMPROVEMENTS for safety and
durability. My connection with the Upper Ferry,
heretofore existing, Jbas recently been severed.
Rates of ferriage are the t same as tha Upper
Ferry, A. PEARCE,
auglS'eCvZnlly TroprLotor.