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SATURDAY.......... FEBRUARY 1, 1868.
Money Ularkct.
an Francisco Legal Tender rates.... .....71J C$72
Itew York uold Quotations.... ,r,....lQi
CITY CHURCH DIRECTORY.
0. 8. Presbttbkiam Cbcicb Rev. W. J.
Montelth, Pastor. Preaching; at 11 a. m.
Uxitbd Prks. Cnt'Rcn Rer. S. G. Irvine,
Pastor. Services at 11 a, . and in evening.
Sabbath School at 2 i r. at.
CovaBsaATiosAi. Church Rev. J. F. Damon,
iPaster. Services at 11 A. x. and 7 p. k. Sabbath
School at 9 A. x.
M. E. CarncH Rev. C. G. Belknap, Pastor.
Services at 11 A. x. and 7 P. x. Sabbath School
.r3 p. x.
Baptist Church Rot. R, C. Hill, Pastor.
-Services on the 1st and 3rd .Sabbaths of each
ixnoath, t It o'clock A. x. and at -candle-light ing.
"Sabbath School at S p. x.
Mkthqdist Church, South Rer. W. A. Fin
! ley, Pastor. Preaching on the 4th Sunday of ev
"rytaonXh at 11 o'clock,- A. x.t in the Baptist
Church.
Tat Clcb. Although extra exertions were
ipat forth, last Saturday, hj the Radicals of
Albany, to bar a large number of Demo
crats attend their Club meeting, and hear the
terrible "Thunderer" speak his piece of fus
rti&n and bombast, yet the Democratic meet
ang was better and more largely attended
than any other that has yet been held since
the organization of the club ; there being
Tbetween two and three hundred gentlemen,
And forty or fifty ladies present. The meet
ing was addressed by Hon. Q. R. Ilejra of
Linn, and lion. Isaac Cox, of Josephine
county, who was here canvassing for a book
entitled the "History of Oregon," which he
proposes soon publishing. We are told that
the speech of the former gentleman was the
ablest he erer delirered--and that is saying
a great deal ; and that the speech of the lat
ter, though not over a half hour long, was
Tery pointed and abounded in flights of gen
Mine eloquence. Twenty-five additional "re
cruits from Price's army," enrolled their
names, and became members of the Club.
Come on, brethren, you that have not yet
signed, and enroll your names, also. "Price's
army," in Linn county, will prove a quite
formidable one ere the campaign shall have
closed.
Thk Wkather. We write this Thursday
noon. The weather is still cold end pinch
ing. Some declare they are delighted with
it. We "can't sec it." We have suffered
more during this cold snap than we did some
years ago in Minnesota, where the winters
last four and five months, and the thermom
eter is frequently at thirty, and sometimes
at forty degrees below zero.
This cold weather is hard on farmers
hard on their stock hard on everything.
Hay is $20 per ton, and not very plenty.
We are amazed at the number of sleighs
that have sprung into being within the. last
two weeks. Sleighs of every imaginable
kind good, bad and indifferent can be seen
at any hour of the day, "cutting about like
mad." If a man will fill a tub with ice-cold
water, place his nude feet in it, with the cold
north wind blowing on him, and hire a cheap
boy tojinglo a small cow bell, and hit him
with a hard snow-l all occasionally, he will
enjoy himself as well as if sleigh-riding;
besides it is much cheaper. Try it, and see.
Wc charge nothing for the recipe.
w The Democrat. We did not issue last
week because It was impossible to obtain pa-j
per. The paper on which we issue to-day
was procured from Salem, and is some small,
cr than usual ; bpt we are glad to have any
thing in the form of paper. The tcjegraph
lines beinz demoralized, we are unable to
give much Congressional or other news from
the States. " We do the best circumstances
will permit, and trust our readers will tear
with us until the weather-blockade is remov
ed. "
The Pcblic Debt. We ask special atten
tion to the editorial article on this subject,
ia another column. We there show how the
yuplic debt can be paid, in twelve or fifteen
jears, without increasing the present amount
cf currency, or raising a solitary dollar more
ly taxation than is now raised. We direct
Attention to it, hoping it will be thoroughly
scanned, and if based upon wrong calcula
tions, that some one will show thorn up.
We invite discussion.
connected in some capacity with Settlemier
L Co., of this place, has recently purchased
tie Drug'Store of Whittemore & Co. As he
proposes next week to make his bow to the
readers of the Democrat we shall say no
more, except that be is a good fellow, under
stands his business, and will undoubtedly
receive a fair share of public patronage.
- Slightly "Stcck." McDonald intimates
that about one "hundred brilliant young la
dles, each armed with a vey white pocket
h andkerchief," waved them at him when he
was here last Saturday. There is no doubt
the ladies of Albany are hard to excel ; but
w e understand McDon aid is a grass-widower ,
and this fact will readily account for the ex
treme susceptibility of his gizzard.
lgyThe Unionist says the Albany Grant
. Club have got the Albany Democracy "eorae-
what subjugated." Yea we are badly sub
jugated. A short time ago we wrested the
city from the Radicals by electing tho en
. tire Democaatio ticket, one excepted; and
tlis, too, after the Rads. had governed it
from time immemorial. We are badly sub
jt gated in a horn. Louder on "subju
gated." Wheat. Within the last few days past,
w heat-growers have hauled in considerable
wheat ; the snow affording an excellent op
portunity for its transportation to tho city.
it now bears a remunerative price, ninety
ancLninety-five cents being the figures. '
Brownsville Democratic Club. The
Democracy of Brownsville Precinct will or-
gacaze a Club to-day. We are satisfied that
ti e "unterrified" of Brownsville will make
it mighty hot for the Grantites of that local
ity during the coming campaign.
New Officers. At . a meeting recently
hoi I of the new Board of Directors of the
' Linn County Agricultural Society, A. Hack
le man was elected President ; E. II. Griffin,
Vice President ; James Elkins, Secretary;
and D. Froman, Treasurer.
CnmvARi. One of our friends, who re
cently married thereby doing ono of the
most sensible things he ever did in his life
was duly treated to & "chirivari" Thurs
day night last. Tho crowd of youngsters
made night hideous for some time, thereby
disturbing, not only thonewlv-married coud-
le, but all tho pooplo in their immediate vi
cinity. Jta
This is an old French custom j and was
originally an expression of joy ; but as it
is at present conducted, it is generally an
unmitigated nuisance. Such gatherings aro
a sort of mob and may bo dealt with, sum
marily. Somo ten or twelvo venrs aeo cx-
Governor Bebb, of Ohio, moved to Illinois
and shortly afterward a dauchter of Ins was
married. ' At night a crowd gathered about
his dwelling and commenced operations.
The Governor warned them to desist three
several tinies ; but not heeding his warnings,
ho tired a double-barrelled unfit-sun. loaded
with buck-shot.' into thpir milftt wonndim
several and killing one young man outright.
The Governor yielded himself up and was
tried and acquitted without much difficulty.
Wo Would not fltlviwA nnv una tt f.Aluve
Gov. Bebb's example; for it is an awful
- l..l H ... I
umiji vj ouuu nullum uioou mr nny muse ;
lull tn law 'ftu1.l in.l.l.tA.ll ... ..... . -
... w i is u . v. vitiiiiin i ii I'll w i ii in a. j
: i' i. - i.... r '
ii. in iii mi uuiii. auo ueuer way jpnpr
is to make a virtue of necessity; treat the
crowd and let them disperse. But the prac
tice should bo discountenanced by parents
and others ; and iu this way tho nuisance
may, in time, bo abated. ,
Sewing Machines. Julius Gradwohl. of
this city, is agent for Grovcr & Baker's sew
ing machines. The highest premiums have
been awarded to them at tho State Fairs of
California, Oregon, New York, Vermont, N.
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Mich
igan, tv isonetn, Iowa, Kentucky, Tennessee,
Jiisstiun, Alabama, Mississippi, Virginia
and North Carolina. Thev are untlnulitfillv
a very superior machine.
Dissolution. ltussell & Dalton, attorneys
at law, have recently dissolved ; the former
remaining at tho old,j.iace of luiue ; the
latter occupying a room in Foster's brick.
EvERTnoor Bcvs 'em. Mrs. Sunn's Tho
racic Baban. i$ still in demand in this mar
ket. Ice. Messrs. Tally t Anderson havo put
up about fifteen tons of ice from the Calipoo-
ja-1
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.
Adopted by the Albany Democratic Club, Dec. 23, C7.
Httolcrd, That we aro a favor of the Cun:!lu.
tlon of the United Slate as our fathers maJe It.
and In favor of a etrlct ennctructton thereof; an4
utat in ttte future m m the t, we wal adhere
with unswerving fidelity to the Union under the
Constitntion as the only solid foundation of our
ftrength, iccoritj and happtnea$ a pevjde, and
as a frame-work of government eqaallj conducive
to the irofpeiitj and welfare of the States, loth
;rth an I bouth.
Ilttoletd, That the Government of the Unite d
States wti f jrmtd y and for white men. and that
we are tpposed to extending tho riht of suffrage
to the tegro or any cf the inferior racesof this
eountrj.
IieolreJf That w are opposed to the so-called
Reconstruction policj of Congress, as unconstitu
tional, and regard it as tuh-banded uturjmticn
and lawless tyranny, enacted for the purposo of
destroying tbj equality and rights o the utc
under the Constitution, and breaking up the local
gorernmtnts of th Ftates, and thus destroying
the Republic with no higher aim than the perpetu
ation of party power.
IteioUed, That under our HepuLliran form of
Government the burden of taxation tbould not be
imposed on the peoplo without the r'uht of repre
sentation ; w. arc in faror, therefor;, of the Southern
States, a wt-tl as all the other f tLe Stat;, bar.
ing a fair and equal representation in tbe national
Congress under the Constitution.
tteiolced. That we are in faror of equal and ex
act justice t all and special farors to none, believ
ing that our republican system of jroverrs merit is
intended to extend tbe greatest goud to tbe prcr.t
et number; in faror of a repeal of tbe existing
tariff law, enacted for tbe protection of the few
at the expense of tbe many; in faror of abrogating
the present reckless and profligate system of pub
lie expenditures and cnequal taxation, and in fa
ror of earnest and united exertions in behalf of
retrenchment and reform.
Jtewlced, That we are in faror of equal taxation
for the support of the Federal and ut Govern
ments, and oppose, as illegal and unjust, class leg
islation, whereby one kind cf propertj U exempt
from being taxed while another is not; we are,
therefore, in faror of taxing Uniud Slatt Bondt,
Rtt'dted, That as Democrats, we again reaf
firm our open and unceasing political hostility to
the present Republican party, "and declare that by
its palpable determination to perpetuate the su
premacy of military power in tbe United States ;
by its attempt to preserve the ascendency of a mi
nority through the subversion of the Government ,
by its unceasing aggressions upon the freedom of
speech and of the press ; by its open and active
friendship for despotic forms of government ; by
its invention of faje excuses for tyranny; by its
unscrupulous taxation of the people for the aggran
dizement of its power and the enrichment of its
leaders : by its odious alliances with tbe tradition
al enemies of republican institutions ; by its shame
less assaults upon tbe elective franchise; by its
substitution of partisan decree for the supreme
law; by its intended abrogation of the reserved
rights of tbe States and paramount maintainance
of a standing army to enforce compliance with its
usurpations has proven false to all its pretensions
of patriotism, false to the Government and the
pecole, and deserves tbe reprobation of the friends
of freedom throughout toe civilized world.
Rtnolttd, That we hereby invite all who accept
the sentiments expressed in tbe foregoing resolu
tions, to unite witn us inwnr determination to re
store and preserve tbo Constitution and tbe Union
of tbe States. . GEO. K. HELM,
Chairman Com.
ALBANY PRICE CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY J. CRADWOHL.
Alsast, Saturday, February 1, 1868.
Tbe following aro the prices paid for Produce,
and the prices at which other articles are selling
in this market :
WheAt-whitc, per bushel, 9095 cU.
Oats per bushel, 3335 cts.
Potatoes per bushel, 87j$l 00.
Oaions per bushel. $1 25.
Flour per bbl, $5 60
Dutter per pound, 20 ets.
Eggs per dozen, 25 cts.
Chickensper dozen, $2 503 00.
Peaches- dried, p r pound, I520 cts.
Pork per pound, 56cts.
Beef on foot, 45 cts.
Mutton, per pound, 12 J cents.
Soap per pound, 55 cts.
Salt Los Angelos,' per pound, 21 ets.
Syrup per gallon, 1,00
Tea Young Hyson, per pound, $1 00
" Black, 75$1 00.
" Japan, $1 12J.
Sugar crushed, per pound; 1720 cts.
Island, 1314i.
" Sea 15 cts.
Coffee per pound, 2528 cts. -N4ils
cut, per pound, 7j8ets.
White Lead pure, per keg, $4 00 i 50.
Linseed Oil boiled, per gallon, $1 752 00.
Turpentine per gallon, $1 50
Domestic brown, 1820 cts. ,
Hickory striDed, per yard, 1630 cUi. .
Bed Ticking per yard, 2540 cts.
Blue Drilling per yard, 2030 cts.
Flannels per yard, 62J75 cts. .
Ptints fast colors, per yard, 15 cts.
Rifle Powder, per pound. 75$1 00.
Candles best, per pound, 20(3)33 cts.
Rice China, per pound, 12 16 cts.
Tobacco per pound, $1 00(5)1 25.
Saloeratus per pound, 16 cts.
Dried Plums per bound, 12J15c,
Dried Apples per lb. 6c. '
' Currants per ft, 8o.
Bacon Hams, per ft,. 12 13c.
' Sides, per ft, 9e. .
Shoulders, per ft, 6c. '
Lard per ft, in cans, 10c.
French Brandy per gal., $10 0012 00
.Holland Gin per gal., $5 50
American Brandy per gal., $5 00
Jamaica Rum per gal., $3 00
Tar $1 per gallon.
Beans per lb., 4c.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE NEW BOOK STORE I
B. B. BAT WOOD.
S. MONTGOMERY.
HAYWOOD & MONTGOMERY
Dealers ix
BOOKS STATIONERY,
ALBANY, OREGON,
I7-OULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
f f the citizens of Albany and vicinity that
we bare just received and opened, at Chesdlc's
old stand, on tbe corner of Main and Rroad Albin
streets, a
Now and Select Stock
or
BOOKS AND STATIONERY!
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS I
Toys and Confectloucrjl
We also have a selection of
BEAUTIFUL HEW STYLE PHOTOCIIAPHJC ALCUKJ
GIFT UOOKS!
Miniature Jtonettood ITriting Dctktt
Drawing Books!
STAND ARO SCHOOL BOOKS!
Late Works of Favorite and Standard Authors,
besides an amount of Yankee Notions too numer
ous to mention.
All kinds of REVENUE STAMPS for sale.
TirSbould we be out of such articles as are
desired, wa can bare orders promptly filled in
three days.
Albany, Dec. 28, 1867 v3n20yl
nOMAS UAMPTO.X.
a. s. Mcasms
Hampton & IvIctJrido,
AND
Dealers In Every Variety of
XJ JR IVX'JLTTJX&XI!
Axr
CABINET WARE!
1
Ilcfldin, Spring lattrcMKCH,
r- nnmi ruiu mudi nuun G&v.t uo.
ut mil ii noee- viioni o s n
ALL WORK GUARANTEED,
AND
Eexcuted in Firftt-Claa Nljlc.
Jobbing Promptly Attended to.
Oa Firtt Street, Under the Democrat Office,
ALBANY, OREGON.
May 4, 18C7 v2n3Staug18
D. KASSfllCLD.
R. C. BILL.
n. MAjrsriELD.
D. MANSFIELD &, CO.,
DEALERS IN
ENERAL MERCHANDISE,
AT.nAWY, - - onuaow.
N FOSTER'S ONE-STORY BRICK, OPPOSITE THE
POST OFFICE.
nillE ABOVE FIRM TAKES PLEASURE IN
X. notifying their friends and tbe public gener
ally, that they are
CONTINUALLY RECEIVING
DRY GOODS,
G It OCERIES,
HARDWARE, &C,
Which we will Exchange .
FOR CASH OR PRODUCE !
AT TJIK
VERY LOWEST PRICES
We respectfully ask tbe public to
Call and Examine onr Stock and Price
Before purchasing elsewhere ; and we assure all
tbat we will give
entire satisfaction to prompt customers
Albany, Feb. 16, '67 v2n27tf
CHAIR MANUFACTORY
' AND '
TXJiisriisrG- skodp
milE STBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECTFUL
A ly inform tbe publio that he is -prepared to
do all kinds of
TURNING
.jt -
in a workman-like and expeditious manner. Also,
be keens on band, and for sale. SPINNING
WHEELS, and the best of
Kaw-Lide Bottom or Eitchen Chairs
All of which will behold cheap for Cash, Or
ders solicited. Shop near the old Flour Mill, at
the upper end of I irst street. "
JOHN M. METZLER.
Nov ,23, 67 T3nl5yl
K2M
ADVERTISEMENTS.'
TAKE NOTICE!
J. BARROVS 8l CO.,
IN THEIR FIRE-PROOF BRICK, ALBANY),
Are now receiving their Goods
OIItUCT FIIOSI HAN FRANCISCO I
And we invite tbo attention of buy onto
our Stock of
BUY GOOBS!
FAMILY. GROCERIES!
BOOTS 'AND SHOES!
aiu0.77i3:i3src3-!
AROWARC, CnOCHEHY, &c, &e
IlRESIIERfl,
MOWERS,
REAPERS, -
GAJJQ-PLOWS,
We are Agents for all kinds of
Agricultural Implements!
ma4r2n28tr J. BARROWS k CO-
MRS. DUNNIWAY,
HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM P0RT
land, with a Fresh Invoice of
ZOpiiiietB, XintM,
Xlibbont, Howert,PInmcB, Laces, Dngles,
Crystals, Cottons, Dln&lnffv Notts,
Trimmlsff s, QIotos, Uese, Velvet ,
Combs, Chignons, Collars,
Caffs, Handkerchiefs, Pat
terns, &c , Ctc.
akes pleasrre In Informing tbe publle that she
will continue the
MILLI3STEK-Y
Ar
t'LOA K-JI A It I .
ih;ni.i:h
At the Old Stand, formerly owned by Mrs.
Jackn A Co.
She will shortly receive,
DIRCOT rROKX NSW TORS!
A COMTLKTi: ASSORTMENT OV
Very Choice 3IlIUnery Goodta!
Among wbieb are the celebrated
IDAHO BONNETS" AND HATS!
AD ALL THE
OTHER NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON !
She has also secured the Agency of
Id'ae De morei t'f World-Eenowocd Fattcrni,
and all of the many useful and orna
mental articles advertised
in ber justly popu
lar Magazine.
COME LADIES t "all of you together,'
an d
see if I have not the
Cheapest susd Choicest EXillinery Goods!
trtR orrtBED for sale ix aloaxy I
" -me--
DRESS ANl CLOAK-MAKING 1
In the Latest Styles !
erfect Fit Warranted.
DLEACniWO AND PRE3SINO!
In the Ust manner at tbe Tery lowest rates.
NEW STAMPING PATTERN! BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS I
jH-ir Don't forget the (dace. Southwest corner
Main and Broad Albin streets, Albany Q
sc2Sv3n71y
Old Albany Ferry,
TTAVINO PURCHASED THE ABOVE
XX well-known Ferry, I am prepared to cross
everybody and everything, from a footman to a
sLx-inule team of elephants. My boat Is
Large, tttaauch and Kafe,
the access and egress to and from it Is, by supe
rior roads, and Mae. an old, experienced terry
man Is always ready with a smile to hurry
patrons orer Jordan. I engage against all aeci
dents at tbe following reduced rates :
Two-horse Wagon, 12 Cents
Man and Horse, 12 Cents
Footman, 10 Cents
Loose Stock per agreement. My connection
with tbe Lower erry baa been severed.
T. U. DAVIS.
Albany, April 26th, 1867. 2 ly
LOOKHERE1
Patronize Home Industry, and Save Money
The undersigned, having opened a
TAIXOIIING ESTABLISHMENT
" "ft"'
(On First street, north side, next door east
form Washington), in Albany, takes
this method of informing the
publio that be is
prepared to
MAKE, CUT, AND REPAIR CLOTHING
OF ALL KIKDS, I
IN TUB LATSST STYLES I
AND AT THE MOST REASONABLE RATES
T2n44tf II. W. FARMER.
1 BOOT AND SHOE - MAKER.
(Oppotite tht State Right$ Democrat OJfice,)
FIRST ST., ------ ALBANY,
. Manufacturer of the best quality of Fine
FRENCH CALF BOOTS
Also, a Superior article of good.
BOOTS FOR FARMERS' WEAR
Repairing and Blending
Done on" short notice and at very Low Prices
Our work will be guaranteed to give entire satl
faction, , . may25y2t41tf
ADVKIITISEMENTS.
ttttl. A. B. PAXTO.f. t Kill LTD. A. VtLLXl
MRS. PAXT0H & CO , V .
I ANIIIONAIILE miLLINi:
, AMD '
r.i ahtu A-r,i Aiicnsi
TITOULD BEO LEAVE TO RESECTFULLt
ft icnacr ther services t th T.,1: r i
, - .... . - . . ni
oany ana Ticmty, assuring them tbattbey are en
BONNETS ,AND HATS,
In tbe ver latest itylei ; also,
DRUBS AND CLOAK M A K 1 N n
In Any FaiUon or Sfylt Dttlrtd!
For referense we will only state that our Dresses
Bonnets and Hats were awarded the
FIRST PREMIUMS AT THE LATE LIKS COUHTY FAIR
Wt also receive constant supplies of tbe
Latest and Most Fashionable Goods !
generally kept in a
LifcitV rcnxisntxo kstailisu jskxt I
Cutting ami Fitting Warranted Satitjactory t
Stamping and Braiding don to otdbf, and all oth
er work executed with neatness and care.
Octl2r2n9tf
THE - SAN FRANCISCO STORE !
JUI.IXH GIlAinVOIIX,
ALBANY - - - OREGON-
rpilE SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM THS f
JL cUisens of Albany and vicinity that be sow
wcuic iu eurovr oric store
Corner of r Jrst and Washington Streets.
lie intends to sell goods
AT THE LOWEST PRICE!
roa
CASH Oil PRODUCE ! !
The public would do well to examine my Goods
a - . i
ue.ore purefaasm iewere.
2 j Stock eonsu;s, in part, as follows ;
CLOTHING, GROCERIES
. BOOTS AND SHOES,
Hardware, Crockery,
AJW
A GREAT STOCK OF LADIES' FURNISHING.
EMBROIDERY AND
FANCY GOffcS.
ALSO
A GOOD STOCK OF THE BEST LIQUORS
Kvcrllrouslit f otitis Market!
Which be intends to ll
only tor racoxciNAx r urposes
JULIUS GRADWOnL.
Dee. 22, '66 v2nl91y
TO THE PUBLIC.
THE PAIN KILLER
nil fay In ml k trr I)iv! Jfc Ran (in vim
for itself a rviintation unsarpassed in tbe history
of medical preparation. It la as well knows in I
the trading porta of India and China as in New
lork and Cincinnati ; and its continually incrcaa
ing demand, where it has teen longest known. Is
one of its slrungest recommendations and best ad-
rerttsenients. It began to be favorably known la
D. 1S39, and haa erer since been gradual!
growing into public faror, till In thousands ot
lam tUes it has come to be eonaidered an article of
such necesity that they are nerer without a sup
ply of it to resort to in case of accident or sudden
illness. It is not unfreoucntlr said of it : "We
would as soon think of doing without flour in the
bouse a without I'AIX KILLER.
It gives immediate relief in case of a scald or
burn, as well as in tbe sudden attack of e Diar
rhoea, Dysentery, or similar affection of the bow-
-i. . .1 v: ..:i .11. :
U as tale as it u reitable. Tbe tromitness cna
certainty with wnlcn it acts in relieving all kinds
of pais, makes it worthy its name
PAIN KILLER,
A name easily understood, and not easily for
gotten. In Cholera it has been eminently success
ful, curing hundreds of the severest eases ; and
never, to our knowledge, having failed in a single
instance when it was uscJ according to directions
in the earlier stages of tbe disease.
No medicine has been more successful iacurine
Fever and Ague, and other diseases incident to
Western and Southern climate. For a Cold, it is
almost a specific. Rheumatic and Neuralgic Af-
factions give way to it when all other remedies
have failed. It is eminently a Family Medicise,
ana bv beins kctt read v for immediate resort in
eases of accident or sudden attack of disease, has
saved many hoars of suffering, and many a dollar
in time and doctors bills.
We continue to prepare our
PAIN KILLER
From the best and purest materials, and with
care tbat insure the most perfect uniformity
The reputation of the Fain Killer baa suffered
more or icss irum numerous couuicriuiw auu imi
I . . r : a !i. 1 ; :1
tations, that have been issued from time to time,
many of thorn well calculated to deceive jpromla- J
ing to cure diseases for which the ram Killer isi
intended ; while thejr contain few if any properties
in ewmmon with it,, and are generally entirely
worthless. These become co numerous that.' in
1854, to protect the publio and ourselves, we went
1 . - . t .1
steel plates for our labels : altering, at the same
time, tbe shape of our bottles from Octagon to flat
panel, with "Davis Vegetable Pain Killer" blown
in tho glass. On one side of each bottle ia a finoly
engraved likeness of Perry Davis, tha inventor of
iue meuicmo ; oa to omor biuo 01 caca ia our uoi
S1 J 1 ... 1 J . . m. -A A. I. 1 l
t0?::CZhJjl iaW,l;l the United
wwvi w M hbmv wa wwa v-v w
"PAIN KILLER."
Which is onr trade mark, wa have the exclusive
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right, which we have never faiTbd to sustain in
i. i r.r thm ,...na.... .t:nn. u,n).t
against narties Duttincr un or sollinsr articles under i
that nn.nA. nr nn an ilmiltr in mi1 Aft.fi l.h
public. We would caution the publio against all
imitation of our preparation, either in name or
style 'of putting up. The Pain Killer is sold
wholesale by Druggists and Medicine dealers in
the principal cities, and retailed by Druggists,
Annthitritit. and fit vnrintv thnnl NnArn.llv
throughout the United States and British Provin-
ces ; arao, oy uruggiavsanu commission merooams
at mosi oi me loreign poru wun wmcn mo unuea
States hold commercial relations.
The Pain Killer. Northampton, Mar. Ipt Street.
11, "1807. Meeere. Perry Davie ds Son: Dear!
Sir8--I wish to add to your numerous testimonials.
Last September F was at Work cutting sole leather
ori K a Ala an4 A ttaavv .A. mallat T mailft .
! i I .V. . 1 1 J :.L It.
whole force upon my thumb, splitting It from the
first joint entirely open, and laid the bone bare.
I supposed 1 had ruined my thumb forever, but I
thought of your Pain Killer, aud went about a half
a mue and obtained a bottle. I saturated a little
cotton batting, first winding wared thread
around the wound, and applied tho Pain Killer,
saturating the bandage two or three times a day.
In five minutes the pain ceased, and in a week it
entirely healed np, and I will eay eh at I ntver
seeu anything for healing qualities that equalled
it, and I would earnestly reoorameud it to the pub-
iiu u (itiu nuior uiu iiecuci.
loura truly, tv. x. cxaflix.
i'ii.iiiix via bju, rroprieiors,
No. 74 High Bt., Providence, R.I.
Maroh SO, 1867 v3nU3m.
AD V ERTI8 EM ENTS.
JOHN CON NEfl,
DXALSH IX
CrEIVCItAjL MKUCMAIffDISE,
ALBANY,
OREGON.
coxsisrisa OF
GROCERIES,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
OLOTIIINa, &c, Sec.
HARDWARE! '
A well selected assortment of the most complete
kept in Albany,
IRON STEEsL,
of nearly all kinds suitable for tbe trade.
ALIO
ROPE,
CHAINS,
MILL HAYHf
N B W STYLES
CBOSS-CUT BAWg,
W A O O X-S K A T BP HI'S Q g,
CABttlAOE BPRIJfOg,
TIIlMKLE-nOXINO,
WABJIEBI,
BOLTS,
NUTTS
AC.
Nearly all tbe stock is purchased in SAN PKAN
CISCO, and will be sold at the lowest market rates
rwr J1M,7 P7 or mcrcnantable produce taken la
f" , ss'
Agent for Well, Fargo & Co.'
Agent for the Pacific laiaranee Co.
0f. 28, '67-v3nlJyl JOHN CONNER.
. BEER! BEER!!
Albany brewery.
CIXAH. UIEFEB, Proprietor. '
TnE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST ERECTED
a new and first-class
BRE W" 33 -Ft,
Ois Broad Alhia between First Street
ftad the nirer,
And la prepared to furnish
HOLES ALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
Vi
-ASO
RIVATE FAMILIES,
ON SHORT NOTICE I
ki order DcliTcrcd Whcrcrer Mlrtd.
lie WarranU his EEER
MADE OF THE BEST MATERIALS,
as fl
lie is confident be can giro entire satisfaction to
all.
Dee, 29, '60, T2n20tf
SV1. W. MACK,
DEALEE IS .
STOVES'
COPPER
I 'Jaii-iu xxv(
rA5D
TIN-WARE.
HAS ON HAND AND NOW READY FOR
sale a full and complete stoek of first-class
COOKING, PARLOR AND BOX STOVES,
I ' '
Which he Ia offering at prices that must insure
I a ready sale.
. Also a general assortment of
I BrQSS and Snameled ITettleSi
French Sauce-Pans and Xadlea,
Cast-iron Tea Kettles and Ovens,
Iron and Xead Pipe.
npORCE
AND LIFT PUMPS!
I NheetIron. Conner. -.. Ac.
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Manufacturer KlltdS Of Till, ShCCt
-
Iron and Copper Ware !
RCDfllRIMR PRflMPTI Y ATTFUflFn Til.
llbl flllllliw Willi m am 9 mmtm mm mmm aw.
1 Ttf. It. All oersons who are in need of articles
in my line will find it to their advantage to give
me call, as I am determined to sell goods at
prices that will preclude the neoessity of going
i lartncr to an Albanj to owv cheap.
I
I Marketable Produce Talicn la Exchange
. ... 1.1 1 I
"U1 uweyi aeep on nana acompiew aasoruneo
.f K00?8 iQ m? " wh.lle CU8m"' WU
umci receive prompt awenuon. w, H.jsiAva.
I . 4ft-
SECURE THE SHADOW l"
THOMPSON & PAXTON
niinrnnn i nil l nTIATA
PHUTUUnArn AH 1 10 I O.
Albany.
PICTUBES,
I V
F R O LOCSET TO LIFB SI-C
In All Styles !
AT TUB MOST REASONABLE , RATES 1
I tttttt; have the lareest sky-light and. best ar
WW ranged rooms this side of San Franci3co,
; . .
jChildrens Likenesses taken with care. .
pictures bopied, and warranted equal to tho origi-
I nals.
j acyiiaaies ana genuenjea . vieiung lown, are
1 very respectfully solicited to call at our gallery j
and examine our specimens. T3n.51y
ADVERTISEMENTS
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED I
IN
OKNERAIs MERCHANDISE!!
IMORCFtOSS i COYAfJ,
ARE NOW RECEIVING AND OPENING A
large and Fnll Aiwrtment of
OXiOTI3:i2TC3-1
BOOTS AND SHOES
Crockery, Glassware,
HARDWARE, GROCERIES, LZ
Conalttiaj ia part ef
DRESS GOODS,
MIJHLlJtH,
TICKINGS,
DENIMS, '
TLANNELS,
GINGHAMS,
CABSIMERES.
HOSIERY, "
BATS AND .
-CAPS, NO- .
TIONS,
GLASS,
PAINTS,
OILS AND
- PUTTY,
WOOD AND
WILLOW
WARE,
WINDOW
fHADtJ
Ac. .
WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY
CalJ the Attention of Buyers
TO MY STOCK OF
IRON AND STEEL,
Mill Sawt, Scat Springi, 'Hope, Chain,
MECHANICS' AND BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS
OF ALL KINDS.
HORSE-SHOES &NAULS.
BOLTS, NUTS AND WASHES
THLMBLES, BOXING,
In abort rcrythtag seeessary to make a fall and
C03I FtETE ASSOUT3IE2f T X
Which wOI he oH
Am Choa? at can be Dosht la this Clarke V
Either for
Cash or Merchantable Prodaee
REMEMBER THE PLACE s.
rTorcros3' . Fire-Proof Bricfc,
MAIN STREET, ALBANY, OREGON. '
. t P. S. -a
PRICE AROUND ALL YOTT TTTSTT.
BUT CALL ON NORCROSS BEFORE YOUBUT.
aaglSrZnl
NO MORE HIQH PRICE&
ALB
3ST
GO TO THE STORE OF
J. E. BENTLEY & CO.
And Bay Iw Goods u yon did in 1SS9 !
THE HATE JUST RECEIVED THOU. BAN
TBAKCISCO.
LAvSaxiff 1TOCX OJW
Boots ixixd. lioeo.
coKSisraa or .
GENTS' FINE SEWED BOOTS.
UEXTS' FINE PEGGED BOOTS.
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS,
LADIES AND MISSES' BOOTS.
KID CONGRESS GAITERS,
AND CHILDREN'S GAITERS
RUBBER OVER-SHOES, AND
SHOES OP ALL DESCRIPTIONS
GENTi,EHENS boots
IVT A T)E TO ORDER
OIT SHORT KOTICX, A3fD-i
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ALL KIND OF REPAIRING!
DONE WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCH.
S" Also, lot of Sole and Unnep
licatli erv for sale at the Lowest Figure for
uasn. .
GIVE THEM A CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES I
sep21-v3n6mS
ALBANY FERRY!
AT THE SOLICITATION OF MANY CITI
sces of Linn and Benton counties, I hare
uiivu up IUO
LOWER FERRY,
(it being the Stage Route); In such manner as la
secure to the publio better facilities, at all seasons
of the year, than can be had elsewhere, ily Boat
is what is known as a
CUXUTIII7T COAT
and la the beet on the River, without any excep
tion. . Living quite near my Boat Landing, in
Bentop county, I am enabled, at all hoars, to ac
commodate the public. My boat is secured by &
good wire rope, and is otherwise constructed with
the LATEST IMPROVEMENTS for safety and
durability. My connection with the Upper Ferry,
heretofore existing, has recently been severed.
Rates of ferriage are the same as the Upper
Ferry. A. PEARCE,
augl3'66v2nlly Proprietor.
PUMPS ! PUMPS !
Tt Sext and Cheapest He?? la Uss !
mHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECTFUL
I Jy iiform the citizens of Albany and surround
ing conn rv that he is now manufacturing -a very
superior VOODIK 1U3II the best aacl
cheapest now in use., All kinds of Pumps repair
ed at tht rt notice. Also pipe laid.
?rrfy Shop first door norta of stage o&ce.
- . D. MARSH.
Alban1", Decembor 14, 1S67 v3al8m3
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