The state rights democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1865-1900, December 07, 1867, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textlite gcmoaat. SATUUDAY ............DECEMBER 7, H?t7. V , Money Market. Sat Francisco Legal Tender ratcs......Tll($72 NcwTork Gold Quotations.... LAW OF NEWSPAPERS. I. Subscribers who do not give express notice to he contrary are considered as wishing to con tinue the subscription. ; J. If subscribers wish their papers discontinued, publishers may continue to send them uutil all charges are paid. 3. irsubscribers move to other places without informing the publisher, and the paper is sent to th former direction, they are held responsible. Notice should always be jtiTen of tho removal. 4. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their papers from the office or place to which they are sent, they are held responsible until they settle 'bills and give notice to discontinue. 5. The Courts have decided that refusing to take a paper from the office, or removing and leaving it uncalled for, is prima facio evidence of fraud. CITY CHURCH DIRECTORY. 0. S. PRKSBTTBRIAH ChCBCH ReT. W. J. 'Montcith.rastor. Preaching at 11 a.m. U.vrree Purs. Cni'RCB Rov. S. G. Irvine, rUor. Services at 11 a. u. and in evening. Sabbath School at 21 p. u. Cosgrbqatioical CnuRtn Rev. J. F. Damon, Tajtor. Services t 11 A. x. and 7 r. . Sabbath School at 8 a.m. M. E. Chcrch Iter. C. O. Belknap. Taster. Services at 11 a. m. and 7 P. . Sabbath School at 3 p. it. Baptist Cbcrch Rev. R. C. Hill, Pastor. Services on the 1st and 3rd Sabbaths of each month, at II o'cleck A. . and at candle-lighting. Sabbath School at 3 P. M. MsTHonsT tTHHRCB, South Rev. W. A. Pin Icy, Pastoc Preaching on the 4th Sunday of ev ery month at 11 o'clock, A. m., in the Baptist Church. TnAXKSCtviNG. We bad not room in our last to Niy nil we intended to say alxmt "Thanksgiving Day. Services were held in the two Presbyterian churches of this city. Wo attended the First or O. S. Presbyterian Chapel. Judging from what we had heard in former years, on similar occasions, we expected that the discourse, which was de Vivered by Rev. E. R. Geary, would )hcav. ily interlarded with ypicy admixtures of par. zn politics, but we were very asrecnbly disappointed. Xot a sentiment was uttered we did not cordially endorse. "Whether the pastor of the U. I, church pursued the same wise course we have not learned. We learn from ft friend from Corvalli that Rev. Mr. Simpson delivered the discourse on Thanksgiving Day, and hat he exhibited amazing dexterity in steering between Seylla an I Charybdis. Jli people now know just n much a to how he stands on the. ereat po litical isues of the day as they did before. No more and no less. Perhaps this is owing to the fact that a Methodist minister North was neated on one side of him and a Metho. dist minister Smth was on the other. "We regard these a hopeful sign of the times. Until qoitorocor.tly our clerical gen trv, with only an occasional exception, have desecrated Thanksgiving D;iy by delivering nertaor.s full of partisan politics and bigotry, We take the gmund that when a minister preaches partiicn politic when be ues the Sabbath and the pulpit as vehicles for the dissemination and promulgation of hi polit !eal views, he not only exhibits bad tnste and offers a direct inult to a portion of hi hearers, but he is guilty of a mot heinous moral wrong-a wrong which wjil caue the blood of souls to cling to his skirts in the gviit Day of Eternity. County Commissioners. At the Decem ber term of the Co. Commissioner. Court, it was ordered that the Court House shall not be rented for the purpose of shows, the aters, kc. It was also ordered that an order be issued in favor of Driggs 3c, Arnold for $$00 dollars in payment for building the Public Square fence, &c. The contractors inform us that this fence will be finished in about two weeks. As the Comissioners were about to adjourn on yesterday an alternative Writ of Mandam tu was gerved upon them, which directs the Board to make an order declaring the road running through a portion of John Wilson's lands to be a public highway, and establish ing the same as snch according to law. A majority of the Board Wheeler and Clover refused to obey the Writ ; and as a conse quence th e case will come up again Loforo the next Circuit Court, CyoREEspoxDEXTS.-"Those who read the Democrat need not be told that we are erad ually drawing around us a coterie of writers of no mean ability and acquirements. Their communications are always readable, and .sometimes more than ordinarily interesting. We wish to say, in this connection, that we do not necessarily endorse all the tentiments they utter. We have ever been an ardent advocate of freedom of speech and of the press ; and we are williug to accord toothers the same rights wo claim for oursclf. We have known communications so emasculated that their authors could scarcely recognize them as their productions. We generally give a man a full hearing or none at all, - Thet Diz Hard. We understand that Qur Radical friends threaten to contest the " lata city election ; and that some of them claim that thirty Democratic illegal votes ; were cast, and should be thrown out. Would it not be well to assume that all Democratic votes cast on last Monday are illegal ? The Mongrels have had hold of the public teat 'so long in Albany that they hate to let go they 4ie very. hard. They had better go 'loir. . . ;' .' , The Weather. The weather, as we 4write is eunshiny and beautiful. Grass is "growing and is as green as if it were spring. Such weather as we have had thus far this frill ia nlti1t-Ay4 1 , . ui uiii&c v eu curuuic grum blers love Oregon.; . Acknowledgements. Juhn II. Clay pool, Esq., will accept our thanka for nice ham of venison ; and Oiney Fry, sen., for a lot of excellent pears. - . ... , ?- The Election created conaiderable . ex citement, but it soon subsided, while tho .rush for Mrs. Stipp's Thoracic Balsam still continues. f MARRIED : c' SMITH STOUGnTON On the 28th ult., at the residence of Mr. Olney Fry, by Rev., R. C. Hill,: Mr, Moses Smith, of Marion country to Mrs. Lney Eton ghton, of Linn county. The Economy of Hkaltu. This busy nttiou of Americans have 12,000,000 working pcnplo, whoso services may bo es timated at $2 a day, and their annui! loss by sicknesa at an average of ten day oiohjin the year. This gives a total loss of $240,000,000 a sum thrco times an largo us the whole cost of the General Government, including the Army, Navy Post Offices, Legislators, Foreign minis tors and all. Tito amount weighs over six hundred tons iu pure gold. A large proportion of this costly suffer ing might bo advened by attention to diet, cleanliness, and above all, by the proper use of the right rcmedv in seasons. When a 25 cnt box of Ayer pills will avert an attack of illness which it would tako several days to recover from, or a dollar bottle of Ayer'a Sarsapurilla, will expel a lurking disorder that would bring tUo sufferer to his back for weeks or months, docs it take any figures to show the good economy of tho -investment ? When Fever and Anuc is nnkling in your veins, and shaking your life out ot you, is it worth the dollar it costs for his Atrue cure to have the villainous disorder expel led, which it does surely and quickly? When you have taken a cold is it prudeut to wait until it has settled on the lungs, when days or weeks or months must be spent in trying to cure it, even, if it can be cured ut all, or is it cheaper to take Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, costing a few shillings, and remove the trouble before it is serious J It takes no wisdom to decide. ALBANY ritlCtS CUKHKST. CORRECTED WEEKLY UT i. CRAbWOlII.. Al&Axr. Saturday, December1 7, 1S,7. Tbt foltowing are the prices paid fr Produce, aaJ the prices at wbicU other articles are ellin ta this market : Wheat white, per luhel, SO cts. OaU per buhel, 33 tO rts. Potatoes -per bushel, oo(It,fl2i. Onion per buhet. $ 2i. Floor rbbl, $i 5(it8 00 rtutu-r per pound. 2j cts. E?s pv-r dottn. 30(v33 ct. Chickens erdizen, $2 iOf.". CO. Pcachc lried, r pound, 1j(2U fts. Pork per pound. 6 Acts. B--f on fvjt. 4(ti ct. Mutton, ptr pound. 12 J eenw. ?-ap per pound, ct. Salt Log Anpelon, jjr pouud, 2J cts. yrnp per gallon, 1.00 Tea Young llrfum. per (tound, $1 00 - Ulack. 75Y SI 00. " Japan. $1 12 J. i-uar oru'hc l, per pound, 1723 cts, " IsUn l. lir-iiUJ. " Sea .tl7ct. Coffee per pound, 2ji2 e. XaiU cut. jK-r pound. 7i, t. White Lead puro. jr k-. Si V'ifi I J. Linked Qi'wboiltd. p-r rallon, 1 7if2 00. Turpcntinew-j.er23ilKD.il 50 1) tiiciic brown. IS ('1,20 cl. UickorT-wStribod. pr yard. IflSO tU. lied Tiukio peryqrd. 2jfc.il) cU. U'.ue lriUi-'ig--ptr yard. 2Uf;yZ0 via. F!anncl pt r yard, C2ifi,7i cfa. Pri3t-f-t colors, p.r yaf-I. lfi tt. Hide Ponder, pvr punpd. 75i.St DO. Candle bcit. jcr pound. 2(a,ZZ cts. Iticn--Chjaa. per pound, 12fid" -ts. Tbarr, t.r pound. $1 00 1 25. Sa!aprtu per Mund. 16 Drie.l Plum? per b n I. t2J(j,l5c, Pried .Apple per lb 6. Currant jkt Ri. .$. Eacon Ham. jcr lt, lj(i,If,c. " Sidvs. per lb. 'J'. So ul l..r. per lb, G(,Se. Lnrd per lb. 10,-. Frencb Hrjndy per al.. $10 OOr, 12 00 Holland Uin per j;al., ! iO American Prandy r "!.. $j CO Jamaica Rum pet aL $o O'-i Tar Si per galb n. A I) V K It T I S K .M K -V T S CHAIR MANUFACTORY! AND TXJjisriaxrc3- shopii rpiIE SL'CSCRIKEU WOULD HEpPECTFI'L X 'y inform the publia that be is prepared to do all kinds of T V II S I N O in a workman-like and expeditions manner. AUo, he keeps on hand, and ftr sale. SPINNING WHEELS, and the be.t of Haw-hide Bottom or Kitchen Chair ! All of which will be sold cheap for Cash. Or ders solicited. Shop near the old Flour 3! ill, at the upper end of First street, JOHN M. METZLEU. Not, 23, '67 T2nl5yl TR04AS IIAMPT05. I S. B. MCBRlIe Hampton & McBride, AX Sealers in Every Variety of -AX CABINET WARE! Be dd in sr, Spring Mattresses, HAIR. PULU. MOSS. WOOL, &C. &C. ALL WORK GUARANTEED, AXD Eexcuted In First-Class Style. J Jobbing Promptly Attended to. On First Street, Under the Democrat Office, ALBANY, OREGON. May 4, 1867 F2n3Staugl8 ' ALBANY BOOK STORE! E. A. FRE ELAND, BOOK-SELLER AND STATIONER, Albany - - - - Oregon. CONSTANTLY 0!f HAKD: STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, ' Juvenile, Toy Gilt and Blank Dooki, . , GOLD i T .O, AND , SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY! Of eTery kind used in the State. ; BOOKS IMPORTED TO ORDER, at snort nonce, PeolnlCly AD VERT IS EM K NTS. Mnl. A. B. PAXTOK. MIS LTD, A. MILLER. MRS. PAXTON & CO. r vsiiionaiim: mii,lincun -AUD HAUTUA-riAKcnSl WOULD I1K tKAVUTO IIKBECTFULIA' tender Ihur eervides to tlio Litdtes of Al bany and vli inty. atituring thuui that they are pro pared to inako and trim BONNETS AND HATS, in the very latest styles j also, DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING! In Any Faihion or Style Drtirtdt For reference we will only stnte that our Dresses, Bonnets and Hats were awarded the FIRST PREMIUMS AT THE LATE LINN COUNTY FAIR I We aluo receive onitunl tupplies of the Latest and Most Fashionable Goods ! generally kept in a lames' rcnxtsimo kstaulisuuestI Cutting and Fitting U'arrantetl fkitisjactory I Stamping and l! raid ing done to order, and all oth er work executed with ncatueis and euro. Octl2v2ttf larOttTCn AMD PRALCR IX PIANOS, MELODEONS, Sbckt Mtsic. Mt'Sic IJooks. (Ii itah. Ftt res, Pirks, At-toiitKO!a, Si-mien, ax all Ktsoaor MfstCAL IxsTKi'XKJtf a, tsTATIOXKBT .ID FaSCT Uooifi, so. iog fko.t stih:i:t, (between Morrison aud Alder) V O li T J A X I) , CJ It K G O X , VGEXT FOR JACOU ZEClI'g PIANO Forte, Si Framico, Cab, which reci-icd die (Sold l. dl jVcr celebrated piauot from the LJt. in tbi tat Fair. AWo Agrnl for L'r- nel laMt-r Piano Fort?, New York, wltkh s the greatest popubiriiv in tb Kat tr twectn- ai-d power in torse, ilurability in oiktJtbip. and fUif iur .Nvw .Vale, lull Mi tall tc X'oiUi,Otrer firuu and French 'iraod Action. L. T. Siiuit will bare an aiturtmcni of lbt "Ui.-tir Piano always on band, and ran aril ibcin the L wcl Pricm. a be ImportJ them direct jrotu the Manufa t'r'r. New Pianos fur Ucnt r Sale by monthly pay menu. Late.t Mncie received by every cUamcr direct ff'ta the Kan. I'i4ii, Mclodon and ail kinds of Musical Ii ttrumctitf tmu-'l and repaired. L. T. hutts ri.C'.fniutn-W btfnw-lf a a 6rt cl tuner, baring Weo in lb buiae orcr ufltea year and i a muician. Tuoc Uirinj in Linn aad adjacent rountir. w'uliii4 tu purchase fcc of th; Soperior I'unu. ate informedtbey can do t t tbroogb the Editor a the .Statu 1!i.iit 1'ko uat hv bcinsf tay an jhori. cd ant for the ue of tbvm in that M-ctcu of Orcjf.m. l.ly TO THE PUBLIC. THE PAIN KILLER M u-jacv i l y tr l4Vii A j.,t ha n fr ii.cil a rvut4tin iiu.ijf pjttU in butry of taciuul ir. artit. It U wcil kkuno tu Iho irauiti j. u t,j In lia Bit i Cbtua in .Nc Yuik ai'J CMicUnsti; u 1 i: cu;iuu'ly incra in, ckiuaiKl. wi,rc it tai U luigvt knun, i oi.o vf ut it'izvi revutwuieulattuui til Leti J -tvri'Mtu, i,u. n Ugan i L Jarlily knun in A 1). lZJ. an-1 tu rrr iu teu gi4ualijr growing UUi i.oLiic lavor, lul iu thuuu i Umilkit bat euiue to be cuiU-ret n ttrtule uf nth netf iy ibat tbey arc ntcr wtiiiont a su. liy ft it Im r-'rt t in c of ut i iii,t wr u4k-n tili.e. It I B't unfiequcntiy 4 f it : "U'e wuw mm .u'n lain uiumnr wuuvui nuur in tnu lue as without I'. MS KlI.LKK." Itgms tutUKdisU' rvik-f in i of a rSJ ct turn. veil a m tbe n attack f a Diar- rb'j4. Lynury, or icui!r affection f tbe bw. tt; aaJ, tein-an euiin.ty viLle rraraiiun, t ju ate a it u reliable- Tbe rutaittiet ami c-rutnty witb Hbicb it acU iu rcheviu all kind of itt, tnaktri it wurtby itt n a tu : PAIN KILLER, A name caily uu icrtio.ii, aij.J not eaiily for gtun. In t'tiukta it bas hvvn eminently smcms lul, curing hunJrrJ of tbo svrr.t ca.s : ai.J never, U our kuowkij. bating failetl in a single iutUfuu wbtti it wn uc4 accor-im; Ut dirvctiou in tue earlier taze ol ibv J:nefe. o u.clictue bdS bvtn u;ure suceetsful in curing r'cvirr au'i Ague, an-1 uibcr Uicaaes incident to iiiMem auJ 5.uibtru chuiaUs. For sv Cold, it U aluioul a n.-iinc. Hbv-utnaliu and Xvuralgio Af fections gir way to it wben all thr reined a bave fatied. It is eminently a Family Mkuicixk, aud by bein,; kept ready for immediate rCort in caM-iof accident or ud icn attack of dtavaac. baa saved many boui of auteriug, aud many a dollar tu tnuu ami doctor buls. Wv continue i- reiareour PAIN KILLER r rom me nesi ana iurcii maieriiis, ana wild a care tbat iuurvs tbe tnot ivriect uniformity in tun medicine. Tbe reputation of tho Vnln KilU-r bas suffered more ur lens from numerous counterfeit and imi Uitiuns, tbat bave been insutd from time to time, many of tbcin well calculated to deceive proini iug to cure dineaxes tor wbicb tbo l'ain Killer is intended ; while tbey contain few if any propertuu iu c uiiuon wnu ii, anu art generally entirely wurtnleis. Tbese become so quuicrou.s tbut, in J8j4, to protect tbe publia npd uurclv, wu wnt to a beavy eienu iu procurini; finely engraved steel plau-s for our labels ; altering, at tbe same time, tbe shape of our bottle from Octagon to flat panel, with "UarU' V cgetable Tain Killer" blown in ibe glass. On one side of each bottle is a finely engraved likcn-.-es of Perry Davis, tho inventor of tbo medicine ; on tho other side of each is our note of band, as fiuely engraved, to counterfeit which is held to be forgery by the laws of tbe United States. To tue name of our medicine, "PAIN KILLER," Which is our trade mark, we have tbe exclusive right, wbioh we bave never failed to sustain in law, in any of tbe numerous actions brought against parties putting up or selling articles und that name, or one so similar as to mislead tbe public, tVe would caution tbe public against all imitation of our preparation, cither in name or stylo of putting up. Tbe rain Killer is sold wholesale by Druggists and Medicine dealers iu the priucipal cities, and retailed by Druggists, Apothecaries, and at variety eb gvperally throughout the United States and Uritish Pro v in ces also, by druggiuts and commission merchant at mogtof tbo foreign ports with which the United States hold commercial relations. The Pain I tiler. Northampton, Mar. 11, Itfr7. Jentrt. Perry Davi$ & Son: Dear Sirs 1 wish to add to your numerous tentimonials. Last September was at Work cutting solo leather with a die and a beavy iron mullet. I made a mustrike, and tho mallet came down witb its whole force upon my thumb, splitting it fum tho first joint entirely open, and laid the bone bare. I supposed 1 bad ruined my thumb forever, but I thought of your IViu Killer, aud went about a ha'f a milo and obtained a bottle. I saturated a little ctton batting, first winding a waxed thread around the wound, and applied tho Pain Killer, saturating the bundagu two or throe times a day. in five minutes the pain coated, and in a week it entirely I e tied up, and I will say eh at I nivcr seeu.anjthiug for healing qualities that equalled it, and I would earnestly recommeud it to the pub. lie us a ptin killer and a healer. . ; -"' Yours truly, R. T. Claplix. PERRY D A VIS & SON, Proprietors, No. 74 High st., Providence, R.I. March 30, 1867 v3nll3m. v , - WArTED100,000 pounds Of WOOL, for which I v-Ul pay the ; HIGHEST MARK E "PRICE! r23v2n3Sl. " , NORPRQSS. A I) V K 11 T I S K M K NTS. TAKE NOTICE! J. BARROWS & CO., (IN THEIR Flfttt-PIIOOF MUCK, ALBANY), Are now receiving their Goods DIItIXT I' It OH HAS l'ltAXCIftt'O I And wo invite tho attention of buyers to our Stock of FAMILY GROCERIES ! HOOTS AND S HOES! clothhstg i HARDWARE, CROCKERY, &.C., &e TU11ES1IEIIS. MOWERS, KCAPERS. ti A NO -PLOWS, We art Ageuts for all kinds of Agricultural ImplcttteiitH ! ma4v2n28tf J. BARROWS 4 CO- MRS. DUNNIWAY, AVISO JU8T RKTt'RNlvD PROM PORT land, with a l'rcub Invoice of Ribbont, nower,P;n sec, Lacet, Dalles, Crystali, Cattona, Dlndlngt, NettB, Trimmings, Gloves, Hose, Velvets, Combs, Chignons, Collar, Cufis, Handkerchiefs , Pat terns, Ac, Ac., Etc.j Take fd-atre in inforuiinc tbo J'ublic that she will continue tbe MILLINEBY v i, o a u . n a u i a ur s i i: h h At the OM Ftsn 1. frmfly owned by Mrs. Ja-kon A Co. She will shortly rrceire, DIRECT mOM NEW YORE! A COMTI.KTK AKSOKTMKNT OF Very Choice Millinery- ooIn! Ainonjr which are the celebrated "IDAHO BONNETS" AND HATS! An am. tnr OTHER NOVELTIES CF THE SEASON! Fhe has aloo corcd the Ajney of &'mt Dcmorfiri Wcrld-Efaoffflfd PaUtrct, and a'l of tie many ur ful and orna. tQtntAl artlrlc a-lrcrtic4 itt br jotly .j u lar Magaxine. COMB HDIKSI "all of you tog ether," and sro if I have tut the Cbcapcst and Choicest HUllicery Goods! evkb orrratu rot bale ix AttiAxr I )!tKSS AXD CLOAK-MAKING! In the Latest Styles ! Perfect Fit Warranted. DLEACHINa AND PRESSINO! In the best manner at the tcry lowest rates. NEW STAMPING PATTERN! BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS ! firDon tfrgct the flace. Southwest corner Main and I! road AP.in trve!s, Albany s283u7ly Old AlbAiiy Ferry. HAVING PURCHASED THE ABOVE well-known Ferry, 1 am prepared tu cross cturybody and everything, from a fiuttnau to a ia-wule team of elcbaut4. My boat is Large, Staunch nnl NnTc, the acoess and ereM to and from it is by supe rior roads, and Mac. an old, experienced Ferry man is always ready with a smile to hnrry patrons orer Jordan. I engage against all acci dents at the fallowing reduced rates: Two-horse Wagon, , 12J Cents Man ana Horse, , I2 Ceuts Footman, ,., 10 Cents Looko Ptock per agreement. My connection with tbe Lower Ferry has been severed. T. II. DAVIS. Albany, April 26th, 1887. 2 ly - LOOK HERE1 Patronize Home Indn&try, and Save Money! . Tho undersigned, having opened a TAILORING E8TAIILISIIMEXT (On First street, north side, next door east form WaabiflgtQn), in Albany, takes - this method of Inform ing the publia that ho is prepared to MAKE, CUT, AND REPAIR CldjillNG ! OF ALL KIKDS, IN THH LATEST STYLES J AND AT THE MOST REASONABLE RATES! v2n44tf II. W. FARMER. BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, I?" (Oppottie the State Wghtt Democrat Office,) FIRST ST., - . - - - - - ALBANY. Manufacturer of tbo best quality of Fine i FRENCH CALF BOOTS. ' r Also V a Superior article of gobd.' , j BOOTS FOR FARMERS' WEAR; : Repairing and Slendlng ' Don on short notice and at very Low Prices Our work will be guaranteed to give entire satis faction, ay2va4taf ADVERTISEMENTS. THE SAN FRANCISCO STORE I JULIUS GRADWOIIIi, ALBANY - - - OREGON. milB SUBSCRIRER WOULD INFORM TH3 X citiiens or Albany and vicinity that he now occupies the earner brick storo Corner of rirst ftad Wathingion Streets. f He intends to sell goods AT THE LOWEST PRICE! roti CASH Oil PHODUCE ! ! Tbo public would do well to examine my Goods bo, ore purchasing elxewbere. Aly Block oouaUts, In att, as follows t xr-t GOODS, C.OTHINiG, GROCERIES BOOTS AND SHOES, liar clu arc, Crockery, AS O A GREAT STOCK OP LADIES' FURNISHING, EMUUOIpKRY AND FANCY U00D& A 1.10 A GOOD STOCK OF THE BEST LIQUORS i:vcr Urougltt tp till n. liar kct! Which be intends to sell ONLY TOR EIEDICINAL PURPOSES JULIUS GRADWOHL. Dec. 22, 'e6-.2nl'Jly PACiPia INSURANCE COMPANY, Of San Frantiieo, California. CASH CAPITAL ..$1,000,000 00 U1U'1.U3 ,Jan y 1, C7 238,034 00 CASH ASSETS in GOLD, $1,230,054 91 AU Loaaea Paid Immediately la United State Gold Cots, FIIIE, OCEAN. MARINE. INLAND fpilK PACIP1C INStTRANCE COMPAXT. bvins arrange with M-sr. BIO ELO W A InttiTliKR I r the tranfrr f ail tbe buin4 of ll.a Fir Ioriinjj tVmpani'-i lately rrr-n?!4 by iVm, U ts'tw f-repared t offer to alt parties formerly insured ty I empanw-s, ettaUy go'l trrm ana prompt payment of Jtc, to I nited Mr. H. H. I'.IUr.I.OW ih general Agent f t this Company from this date. Direr fori of I'nelfle Inisuranre Co, ax rusrieo Jas. D'Frtmcry,Lbyd Terii, tuii McLape, tt'm, bcrujso, Oliver Kldri Jge, Wtu. Alvrd, John O. Karl, A. R. Forbs, Ales Weill, Alfml Rrd, J. . Kettogg, ;man, G.T. LawS' n, M. Cheruian, An.nti. Utiles, K. I. GoMitein, G. II. l!iward, John O. Pray, Mes Kltis, G. W. Ikarer, A. HaywaH, P. I.. Weaver, 8. Steishart, I, W.C.Rice, David .Stem, M. Roaenbanm, C. Meyer, Jonathan Hunt, sacrayksto. D. J. Oiivr r. W. T. Culeman, Edgar Mills, Alpheo Pall, K. W. Uonard, G. W. Mowe, W. C. KaUton, T, L, Parker, C. T. Wheeler. L. fiahs. T. I Meyer, MAevsvitLC Fred, Ilillingi, F. M. WiUoo, J. JI. Jewctt. A. 1 Tubb. John It. Newtin, poatlaxd. II. M. Newhali, Kdw.r I Martin, W. 8. Ladd, Adatn Grant, D. O. Mills, Jacob Katnm. J. D. Fry, II. Hanmann, svoeKTojc, II. II. Rielow, L. B. Uenchly, T.B.Anthony. Win. Hoopt-r, Moca Heller. TincitlA, 2tv, Cha Msync, Wm. Scbolle, Wm. febaron. OFFICERS: J. IIUXT, President. A. J. HALS TON, Secretary. C. A. LATOK, Marine Secretary. II. II. UICJELO W, Gen'l Agent LADD &TILTON, PORTLAND, GENERAL AGENTS FOR Oregon and Washington Terrltor j. LOCAL AGENTS: S. R. II AM SI ER Salem F.A. CIIKNOWETH Corvallis J. B. UNDERWOOD FuRene 8. F. CHADWICK Roseburg JOHNSON A MrCOWN Oregon City i:UMMINR A GRANT Dalles J. H. BLEW ITT Walla Walla A. WHEELER Brownsville JAMES RILEY Ilarrisburjr JO II IV CO.Ni:it .Albnny Nov. 2, 1867 v3nl2yl P. MAXSriELD. I n. HAKSriELD D. MANSFIELD & BRO., DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE, ALBANY, - - OREGON. IN FOSTER'S ONE-STORY BRICK, OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE. THE ABOVE FIRM TAKES PLEASURE IN notifying their friends and the publio gener ally, that they are CONTINUALLY RECEIVING DRY GOODS, : GKOCMIES " HARDWARE, &C, . Which : we will Exchange ' - FOR CASH OR PHODUCE ! ' :- '.'-'.'' ; AT THE ' - 'ERY LOWEST PRICES. I k'Vfi rcBpeotfiilly ftsk th publid to ; j Call and Examine our Stock and Prices Before purchasing elsewhere ; and we assure all that we will give ENTIRE SATISFACTION TO PROMPT CUSTOMERS. Albany, Feb. 16, '67 y2p27tf . . A D V E It T I 8 E M E N T S . JOHN CONNER, DCALXS 13f GEiitiERAi MnxtciiANnisi;, ALBANY, . . . OREGON. CROC ERIES, BOOTS AND SHOES, CLOTHING, &c, &C II IIIIIM ! HARDWARE! A veil selected assortment of tho most complete kept in Albany. inON ASD STKEI, of nearly all kinds suitable for the trade. Atso rtoru, CHAINS, SI ILL OA WB, NEW STYLES CROSS-CUT SAWS, Yf AGO N-S EAT BPKIXG8, CA P.I11 ACE SPRINGS, TII1MR L IIJ O X I N G, : WAKHKKB, BOLTS, KUTT8 AC. Nearly all the stock is purchased in SAN FRAN CISCO, and will be S',Jd at tbe loweit maiket rates for ready pay, tr merchantable produce taken in exchange. Acent for tVcllut, Fargo &. Co. Agrentforthe Pacific Insurance Co. Oct. 26, 'C7-vCnlIyl JOHN CONNER. BEER! BEER!! ALBANY BREWERY. CII S. ICICFEIl, rroprlotor. fflE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST ERECTED a new and nrt-claif 33 0RE"VCr IE On BrosA Alb in between First Street and the River, And is prepared to farohh WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS AXD - I PRIVATE FAMILIES, OS 8IIORT XOTICCI AH Orders DtHrcrtd Wherever Desired. lie Warrants his DEER MADE OF THE BEST MATERIALS, . 'ATD PERFECTLY HEALTHY! He is cooSdect be can give entire satisfaction to all. Dec 29, '66, Y2n20tf FVJ. W. MACK, -tE4LCB IS STOVES SHEET-IRON, COPPER AMD HAS ON HAND AND NOW READY FOR sale a full and complete stock of first-class cooking parlor and box stoves, Which he Is offering at prices that must insure a ready sale. Also a general assortment of Brass and Enameled Kettles, ' French Sauce-Pans and Ladles, Cast-iron Tea Kettles and Ovens, Iron and Lead Pipe, FORCE AND LIFT PUMPS! ' Sheet-Iron, Copper, Ac., dc, Manufacturer of all Kinds of Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware ! REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, IV, II AU persons who aro in need of artioles in my lino will find it to their- advantage to give me a cal, as I am determined to sell goods at prices tbat will preclude the necessity of going farther thftn Albany to buy cheaps rlarketahle Prodnco Taleo in Exchange ' Tor any and all artioles in tho Store. Will always keep or hand a complete assortment of all goods in my line, while customers will at all times reqeive prompt attention. M. W MACK. Albany, March 23, '67 v2n321y . : "SECURE T1TE SHADOW XT THOMPSON PAXTON, PHOTOGRAPH ARTISTS, First Street, ,' ... - , Albany. PICTURES, rnori locket to life size j . w : i In Ail Styles'! 4 ' -AT 1 THE MOST REASONABLE RATES U w E .Tjayij the largftstislcy-light and best ar ranged rooms this side of San Francisco. S&Children's Likenesses taken with care. Pictures bopied, and warranted equal to the origin "Ladies and gentlemen visiting town, are very respectfully solicited to call at our gallery and examine our specimens. - - v3n51y AD VE K T I S E M'E N TS. PRICES GREATLY REDUCED! ; GENERAIs MEHCHANDISE ! ! NORCROSS &s cowan; ARE NOW RECEIVING AND OPENING A ? Large and Foil Assortment of olothhtgi BOOTS AND SHOES Crockery, Glassware, HARDWARE, GROCERIES, &C, ... , CoBitinj la part of -' DREHS G00D3, MUSLINS, TICKINGS, DRNIM3, FLANNELS, GINGHAMS, CASS I MERES, HOSIERY, HATS AND CAPS, NO TIONS. GLASS, PAINTS, OILS AND PUTTY, WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, . WINDOW SHADES Ac. WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY Call the Attention of J3uyerfl TO MY STOCK OF HAED W"-A- RE1 IRON AND STEEL, Mill Sas, Seat Sprinji, Eope, Chaici, MECHANICS' A?iO BLACKSMITHS TOOLS OF ALL KINDS. HORSE-SHOES & NAIXS, BOLTS, NUTS AND WAS HER THIMBLES, BOXING, Jtc, Ac. In short eTerjtLlcg necessary to make a foil and COJiriXTE ASSORTMENT X Which wSI be sold At Chea p as can be Douht ia this gXaxket. Either for Casli or Slerelmntable Produce REMEMBER THE TLACE; J. Noreross1 PireProof Brici, MAIN STREET, ALBANY, OBEGOX. tsr P. S. -a PRICE AROUND ALL YOU WISH. " BUT CALL ON NORCROSS BEFORE YOU BUT Mgl8r2aL - NO MORE HIGH PRICE? roa GO TO THE STORE OF J. E. BENTLEY & CO., And Bny yonr Goods as yon did in i860! THEY HAVE JCST RECEIVED FROM SA5T FRANCISCO. THK LARGEST STOCK OF ".' . - , ' , . ' ' Boots antl Slioeo COXS1STTJIO OF ' GENTS FINE SEWED BOOTS, GENTS' FINE PEGGED BOOTS, ' BOYS AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS, LADIES AND MISSES BOOTS, KID CONGRESS GAITERS, AND CHILDREN'S GAITERS. RUBBER OVER-SHOES. AND SHOES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS GENTLEMEN'S lOOTS l&jkXJ& TO OBDEH ON SHORT XOTICK, AXD ALL KIND OP REPAIR1NO I DONE WJTH NEATNESS AND DISPATCH, 11-- l.i , - cv m mrr - di aiw, tut ui tiuie spuu ippep LcatLier, foe sale at the Lowest Figure for Cash. -. . . . , -. ' . . GIVE THEM A CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES scp21-T3n6m8 ALBANY FERRY! A T THE SOLICITATION OF MANY CITI jL eaa r Linn and Benton counties, I hars fitted up tho ; lower perey;;, Q (it being tho Stage Route), ia such manner- a to. secure to the publio better faoilitios, at all seasons of the year, than can be had elsewhere. ; Mj B?at is what is known as a :; CURRENT ' DOAT " ; and is the best on the Riyer, without any excep tion. Living quite near my Boat Landing,., ia Benton county, I am enabled, at l hours, to ac commodate the publio. My boat is secured br a good wire rope, and is otherwise constructed with the LATEST IMPROVEMENTS for safety , and. durability. My connection with the Upper Ferry heretofore existing, has t recently been severed. Rates cf ferriage are the. same as the' Upper Ferry. , ' ,. A. PEARCE, augl8'CGT2nlly . Proprietor. BEWARP OP: $100! , v," - STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM" THE SUB scriber, in Lien county, Oregon, on about the 15th or 16th day of October, 1867, one bright bay mare about 15 J hands high and eight years old ; white spot in forehead some white on hind feet Any person that will inform me where said mare can be found shall bo liberally rewarded, or if 8b e is fitolen, and they will produce the intra, and thief, I will pay them the sum of $100 in coin,, or $50 in coin lor the mare. v3nlltf i.- WILLIAM NOBLE. Lebanon, Oregon