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O 4 SATURDAY........ ..APRIL 4, 1868. Sloney Slarket. Sao FrantL-eo Lfjral Tender rates KewYork Gold Quotations ""i CITY CHURCH 01RECTORY. 0 S Prisbttseux Chcrch Ref. W. J. ilouteith, Pastor. Preaching at 11 a. m. CmKD Pres. Chcuch Rr. S. G. mine, 58 r. Serricesat 11 a. x. nd in evening. JSaVbath School at 21 p. if. Cjkqriqatiosal Chbrch Rer. J. F. Damon, 1M ior. BerrJcei at 11 a. . end 7 P. u. Sabbath Sch xl at 9 a.m. .', K. E. Chcrch Rer. C. 0. Belknap, Tastor. , Services at 11 A. k. and 7 p. Sabbath School .Baptist Chcrch Rct. R. C. Hill, Pastor. rScrvioes on the 1st and 3rd Sabbaths of each mot tb, at II o'clock a. . and at candle-lighting. : 6abTath School at 3 P. k. "" ATetrodist Chcrch, Socth Rev. W. A. Fio- p.stnr Preachin? on the 2nd and 4th Sun day of each month, in me Ainany insirict tcoooi Hots. Jcogb Boise. Last week, io the midst ! ; a rcry exciting trial, and when scores of wit : n eases were in attendance, it was announced - that Judge Boise was so ill as to be unable ; to bold Court on that day. The next day. .however, he appeared in the Court' room, .- quite pale and prostrated, and proceeded to " business when he really should have been in bed. "We take this occasion to say and it affords ns unfeigned pleasure to be able to do so that we believe Judge Boise to be an able, honest and incorruptible dispenser of justice a clear-headed interpreter of the laws, and one, therefore, who honors the po sition he sa worthily fills. We respect and admire any man who, in these days of offi cial corruption and decay of public virtue, discharges his public duties as impartially . and justly as does Judge Boise those devolve 1 on him as Judge of the Third Judicial Di trict. We trust his life and health may 1 lon continued ; for to lose him now would be a public calamity. New Ads. C. F. Gay, Esq., has a lot of Sonera seed wheat for sale. Mrs. Duniway has received a new invoice - of Spring Millinery and Furnishing Goods, and the is enabled to furnish her customers with the best and latest styles, at the most reasonable prices. John J. Whitney, Esq., hangs out his . shingle as Attorney and Counsellor at Law. He is a very good stump speaker ; as to his abilities as a lawyer we have, as yet, no : means of knowing. R. S. Belknap, Esq., ives notice to stock raisers, that he has a full-blooded Morgan . horse a horse whose lineage can be easily traced back to the original Justin Morgan of Vermont. The Morgan horses, taken as a whole, are justly considered the best race of horses in the world. Thev are spirited, yet gentlj and kind; t they are snre-ftoted, ' healthy, hardy good under the saddle and in harness and possessed of extraordinary powers of endurance ; and withal very beau tiful in form and color. Our opinion is that there is ntbing in nature more beautiful . than a noble horse except a beautiful and coble woman ! Thz Meeting. The Albany Democratic Club met last Saturday evening at the Court House, and were addressed by Messrs. Helm, Cox and Smith. The first and the last gen tlemen, in the course of their remarks, allu. ded to the action of the County Convention both, particularly the last, heartily en dorsing it, and urging the Democracy to ral ly to the support of the ticket. Mr. Helm will a Id res s his fellow-citizens, at the vari ous precincts, during the pending cam paign, on all the vital questions now in issue. The remarks of Mr. Cox, of Josephine, were very well received by the Democratic portion of the audience. The weather is now beautiful ; the balmj breath of youthful spring is floating on the breeze, redolent with the odor of mother earth's early floral progeny, and resounding with the soft, sweet notes of nature's own glee club, to-wit : jay-birds and laying hens. N. B. Since the above wan in type we have Isarned from "oar Epecial artist on the spot," that there are still several bottles of 3Irs. Stipp'g Thoracic Balsam at our city drag t tores. Albaxt Bath House. Mr. Joseph Web ber, recently from Portland, has purchased the ab)ve institution from Good t Johnson, and proposes to keep a Bath House of the first order. Mr. V. particularly excells in the tonsorial line, handling the razor with superior adroitness, skill and dexterity. We hope that he will receive the patronage f which he is so eminently deserving. New Books. Ed. Freeland, we notice, is constantly adding to bis already very fair stock of books, stationery, Sec. If a custom er call for something he does not have he will sead for it. His handsome and Bpacioi shelves receive frequent additions of new and Taluable works. Albany Brewery. Mr. Keiferhos asso ciated with himself in the Brewery business Mr. Charles Roggers, who is quite .well .known in this community as a clever, genial fellow. The Albany Brewery has become one of the permancntandpayinginstitutiong of our city. , , " ' ;. .- .; JesT Receiyed. By reference to the new , advertisements, it will be seen that II. Chea die has now received his spring stock of goods, and that he will sell cheap. , Farmers would, perhaps, find it to their interest to heed his notice in regard to farming imple- stents,' &c. ' - - . ; - . , Transfer of Real Estate. R 4 Wt2 000E Badset' 300 acres in Tp l S A. Gr iss to Elenor Young, 17 acres near Browns Tille $1,200. JJ?bli C,irti8 JtIarin Canningham. 80 acres in Tp U, SB4 W $840. ii,CAiWiHU",toLMaiyJBmithf Lot Ifo 2 in Block No & in JNorth BrownBville $50. - John Curtis to -Wm. S. Halloway, 80 acres in Tp 15, B B 4 W $1,200. ' U. Damie to J. C. Mendenhall, the undirided one-sixti of Lot No 6 in Block No 29, in tho Citv of Albany, Oregon $20. Daniel Morris, et al, to1 James Williams. 300 aeres in Tp 10, S R 2 W $1,000 M. S. Patterson to Geo. W. Patterson, 40 acres in Tp 12. S R 2 W $800. Directori of Eagle Woolen" Mills to Huldah Hudson, Jjot No 3 m El k 6 mErowngville--$l00. .Anthoajc Waddle to Jas. A. Pennebake, 16d acres ia Tp 10, SR. I W $1,500. . G. C. iooley to Eagle Woolen Mills, Lots No 1 and 3 ii Block.No 10 in N. Brownsville-$100. E. S. Itudolph o A, II. Patterson, 6 acres in Tpl2,SE2W-$i00. MARRIED: In Albany, on the 29th tilt., at the residence of A. W. fetanard, by Rev. R. C. Fperry, Marshall Hill and Miss B. Thomas all of Linn county. In this city, on llth ulL, at residence of Rev. John F. Damon, by tame, Mr. S. Frotuan and Mim Ophelia Moore. Oa 15th ulu, at residence of Win. Watkins, by Rev. S. Riley, Mr. E. M.. Fredenburg and Miss Elisabeth K. Weatherford all of Linn county. Linn County Democratic Conven tion. Albany, March 28, 1808. Pursuant to call the Linn County Demo, cratio Convention met at Pnrrish's Hall, Albany, at 10 o'clock a. m., and was called t order by Dr. Alexander. On motion, A. C. Jones was elected tern prary Chairman, E. E. McClure, Secreta ry, and G. W. Powell, Asitant Socretnry. On motion tho chair appointed the follow ing committee on credential : G. T. Yin ing, Dr. Crawford, H. 11. Willoughby, I. C. Dickey, S. Haley. On motion, tho rhuir appointed the follow ing committee on pertnnuent orgauixa'ioii and order of luinoM: Tho. D. Donnhue, Win. Elkins, E. 0. McLain. On motion the Cunventl-n adjourned to 12 J o'clock P. M. AFTERNOON' SESSION. Convention met pursuant to adjournment, and the Committee on CrodentiaU submitted their report, which wa read and, on motion, adopted. lleport of committee on pormnnent organ, ization and order of business was read, and, :n motion, adopted. The Secretary then read the Platform adopted at the State Convention, held in Portland, March 10, and on motion the fol lowing resolution was read and unanimously adopted : Jlttolvtd, That we adopt, as our political creed in the coming can Tars, the Platform adopted by the Democratic State Convention, held at Portland, on the 19th inst. On motion the Convention voted to nomi nate by n'ra roet. Tho following persons were then placed in nomination by the Convention, tutevot ed f r at tha June election, xiz : For Representative: W. F. Alexander, J hn Bryant, K. D. Johnson, Thus. Stite, J. T. CriM.ki. For County Jude S. A. Johns, For Cuntv Clerk Geo. R. Helm. For Sheriff R. A. Irvine. For SchiMl Superintendent J. W. Mack. For Treasurer Ja. Shield. ForCommi!ioners--A. S. ISaasctt, C. P. Burkhart. For Asuoegor A. P. N'ye. On motion the vote to elect by tint toc was reconsidered, and the following officers were nominated by ncrlamation For Surveyor II. J. C. Averill. For Coroner Win. Lister. On motion, the nominations wero declared unanimous. On motion, the chair appointed the follow ing Central Committee: G. T. Vining, Dr. Crawford, E. II Ic ; and, on further motion, the Convention elected G. T. -Vining chair man of eaid Cojuiiiitioo. A motion wn carried requesting the Sec retarv to furnish the Democratic rater of Albany, Salem and Portland with voniea of the pncecdmgs of tins Convention for pub lication. On motion, the Convention then adiourned $iue die. A. C. JOXE., CLm'n. E. E. McClcbb, Sec'y. Application of Adminiwtrator for Order to .Sell Ileal Estate. Lt the County Court fJ Linn county, Ore ion. March Tmn, IVJIEKEAS. A. tiUEijft. ADMIXISTKA f f tor, with the will annexed, of the EUtc of James Lewi, deceased , prys a lic-n; lo rll tltv real property of said i-UU-, u : The rat Lalf .f the S. E. q'r of Sec. 22 ; the M'et half of the 5. . q r of tec. 23: the Kat half f the N. E. qr, and the Eat Lalf of the S. K. qr i( fc'ee. 27, alo a tract of land 1 rods wide off the Xwrth side or the North ide of the X. W. q'r .f Sve. 2ft. in Tp. 14, South of Rans 4, Wet, in Linn county, Oregon, containing acres more ftr lc. Therefore the next of kin. iuI all persons inti-r-etel in ?aid E$tate, are r -quired to appear lfre sjid Court, at the Curt II oe in Albany, Lion eouniy, Oregon. n Wednesday, the gth day ol April next, at I ocloek p. ta., t bw caujf- why said license to sc-H ha'.l n t he ffrant!. EiWAKl It. GEARY, March 3, 1888. County Judjre. Iraxor Helm. Atty's. n".'wl. FOR RENT. GOOD DWELLING HOUSE, sifnate I in il.?!rnli!f ttart i.f lh - r'- w.fli Urn X Aply to Pit. H'M. LISTER. r3n?.2tf A NEW STORE IN ALBANY ! B, BRENNER, OPPOSITE PA Hit I SITS BLOCK, Would respectfully inform the citizens of Albany and vicinity that he has -just returned from SAN FRAN CISCO, WITH A FIRST-CLASS SELECTION or DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, XZATS AND CAPS, and, in fact, a splendid and varied assortment of GENEKAL MERCHANDISE. vr MOTTO WILL BE t "Quick Kale and Small Profit." I receive by evry steamer a NEW INVOICE OF .. . goods. : , Persons are respectfully requested to call and ex amine my goods before purchafcinx elsewhere. mar28'68,v3n32tf . B. URENNER. ALBANY BOOK STORE! E. A. FREELAND, BOOK-SELLER AND STATIONER Albany Oregon. R espectfully informs the public that be has removed from the old stand to PARRISH'S BLOCK, , Where all are Invited, assured that Goods in his line are sold at the lowest cash prices. CONSTANTLY 05 HAND; STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS '. BOOKS. - Juvenile, Toy Gilt nnd Blank Cooks, - v GOLD ITifi, AND SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY ! : Of every kind used in the State. x ' 3Z3 BOOKS IMPORTED TO ORDER; at ehort notice. Declnl81y ADVEHTISKMENTS. PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE GREAT FAMILY MEDICINE OF THE ACE, Taken Internally -Cures SORE THROAT, SUDDEN COUGHS. COLDS. Ac., A.. GENERAL DEBILITY, NURSINa SORE MOUTH, CANKER. LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, CRAMP AND PAIN IN STOMACH, BOWEL COMPLAINT, PAINTERS CHOLIC, ASIATIC CHOLERA. DIARRHOEA AND DYSENTERY. Taken Externally -Cures FELONS, BOILS AND OLD SORES, SEVERE BURNS AND SCALDS, CUTS. BRUISES AND SPRAINS, SWELLING OF THE JOINTS, RINGWORM AND TETTER, BROKEN BREAST, FROSTED FEET AND CHILBLAINS, TOOTHACHE, PAIN IN THE FACE, NEURALGIA, AND RHEUMATISM. The PAIN KILLER U by universal oncit al lowed to hare won fr i tut If a reputation unmir- taed in Ibe f Utury of medical preparation. U instantaneous tScct In the entire eradication and esliuctiuu of Paiu in all its vartu furui in. cidrnUl t the human family and the unrlicitel written and verbal testimony uf the mattes in its favor, have been, and are its own bet advertise ments. The ingredient which enter Into the PAIN KIL LER, being purely Vkgctalk, render it a x.r fectly aire and cclcaciuus remedy taken internal ly, as well a for external aplU-atin, when used according to directions. ibe stain uj.on limn fruin its um is readily removed by washing with a liitlo alcohol. This medicine is justly celebrated for the rare of so many of the afflictions incident to the human family, has now been before the public over twk tt raaas, and ha found its way into almost ev. ery corner of the world ; and wherever It has been ucd. the am opinion is expressed of its medical prvpertk-s. In any attack, where prompt art ion upon the tysteta is required, the Pain Killer is invaluable. Its aim oft itttit;Mneoa eftert in Relieving Pain i truly wonderful; and when un-d according to direction, is true to its name, a PAIN KILLER. It i, in truth, a Family Medicine, and should be kept in every family for immediate use. Person traveling should always have a bottle of lib rem edy with them. It is not unfrequ.nily the ca when persons are attackrd with dieac,' and be fore medical aid can be procured, the patient is be yond the hope of recovery. It has been ucd in severe rases of the CHOLERA, and ha Merer failed in a single ?, wherv it was thoroughly ai-phed on th first spjw arance of lb? symptoms. l'AI.',KILLi:it. Taken interr.allr. .b -uH H aUu;trrsiI with mil or wUr. and weteued with u,'r, if dotrel. or made into a syrup will uiolnts. For a Cough and Bronchitis, a few drops on ujr, eaten', will be found more eSective than anything tls For "T Tbrot, garble tha Throat with a mixture of Pain Kilb r and water, and the rclw.fi immediate and thi cure positive. , piS" It bouh not W forgotten that the Pain Kiiier is equally a g tmtl to take interually as to it.e eitemaUy. Each bottle is wrapped with full direction for iU Use. !'lee Read the Printed Directi.ni. Buy bono but the Genuine, Manufactured by PERRY DM'I.S to.V. Proprietors. No. 74 High U. Providence, R. 1. Sfarch 30. y3nll3m. D, Y. WAKEFIELD, ' (Srcceaaoa to WntrrtioRB A Co..) itt.zn, ix DRUGS and MEDICINES, Paints, Oils, PATENT MEDICINES, Perfumeries, r.lc., VAc. Pure Wines and Liquors, Tor BXedlc nal Pnrposes. My aim will b to keep FIP.ST-CLASS DRUGS AND medicixkh, at fair prices. Give me a onll. D. W. WAKEFIELD. Albany, Feb. 8, ISfi8 v3u25yl IRA A. MILLEB. A. P. MILLER. MILLER & 6R0.f (Sueceimra to I'hiVp Miller,) MAR BLE WOR KS, ALBANY, OREGON. Shop on WaibingtoD, bet. lit and2dSt'f. THESE GENTLEMEN BEG LEAVE TO IN f irm the publie at large that they are now prepared to turn isb MARBLE MONUMENTS AND G- R A V E - S T ONES! Of EVERY STYLE AND FATTERX, At the Most Reasonable Prices. TO RID ST ONES CUT TO ORDER On the very Ehortest notice. Mar7vSn29tf MILLER & BRO. To the Ilaptlsts of Oregon. Pursuant to a call on tho Baptists of Oregon to convene at Brownsville on tbo 25th December, 1867, a few met (many being jirevontud by hieh water), and organized temporarily by electing El der tt. y. mil, Chairman, and Dr. Htone, Secretary It was ordered that tbe original call bo continued only changing the time of meeting to tbe first ibursday in July, 1868, and that the Chairmac and Seorotary publish the sarao : - i ; Beloved, Brethren :-rTbe signs of tho times clearly indicate that tho time to favor Zlon isoonie. Tbe bjejgings of our Heavenly Father are ftbund antly bestowed on the feeble labors of his witnoasr es. The Pillar of Cloud is moving, and within toe last few months the energies of tbo Holy Snir it have graciously attended the labors of rain inters of the most humble pretentions. And we believe that in the bounds of the Central Association one hundred and fifty hopeful converts have been add' ed to our Churches by experience and baptism. TTn.ln. . 1 ' r- 1.1 : i . i - : v uuci uiuoo lavurniou unuuuiaiances hiiu a,uxuces we an ou id at an early date organize A General As soeiation for the purpose of concentrating our en ergies iu the ftdvancement of the Redeemer' Kingdom, purely on Gospel principles. And we, therefore, earnestly, cordially and fraternally so licit all orderly Baptist Ministers, and Churches, who know themselves to be in fellowship with us, to meet in Convention and co-operate with us in the enterprise. Brethren of sister Associations, will you meet us? '. " ; " The Convention will be held with the Pleasant Butte Church, at Brownsville, Linn count, com mencing on the first Thursday in July. 1868, at 1 o ciock p. it. ' :- it. c. 1J1LL, Ca ms. E. B. 8t05E, Secretary. ADVEltTISEMKNTS. TH0MA HAKPTOX. I. B. MCDB1DK -:- v .('" - ':"r n ; ' 4 Hampton & lMoBrldo, AND - - . ji ' ' Dealers in Every Variety of XJ JR TV X ;J? XJ X X2 ! . : - AND ' t CABINET WAREV Redding, Spring lUatlrcWM, HAIR, PULU. MOSS. WOOL. &C., ' &C. , ALL WORK GUARANTEED, ANfJ EcxruteU In Flrnt-t'titwM Ntjle. - i - Jobbing Promptly Attended to. Oa Fint Street, Under the Democrat Office, AUJAXr, oitKGoy. May 4, 18B7 v2n28tau,r.l8 D. MAitSriKLP. . C. MILL. It. MAJISS'IKLD. D. MANSFIELD & CO., DEALERS IN-, GENERAL MERCHANDISE, ALBANY, - - OREGON. IN FOSTER'S CNE-STORY BRICK, OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE. rpiIE A ROVE FIRM TAKES PLEAHL-ME IN notifying their friends and the pullio gencr ally, tliat tbry are CONTINUALLY RECEIVING DRY GOODS, G 11 O C Ii KIES, HARDWARE, &C, Which wa will Eicbana ro vxsn oit rnont cE! AT THE VERY LOWEST PIUOES. We retJolly ak tbe publie ta Call and Examine our Stork and Pritrs Difro purohafiu; c!chef ; nJ weatftireall that we will give ENTIRE SATISFACTION TO PROMPT CUSTOMERS. Albany, IVb. 10, '67 v227tf R. CHEADLE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CASH STOBE 1 ox cur. or HAI.V AX IRaD ALUIX streets, AU3ATIY, OREGON, fVIIOSE GOODS CAN' UE II A T PORTLAND PRICES FREIGHT ADDED. BY PAYING CASH IN HAND FOR THE GOODS. Give Hie a Call aid See for Yonrsslvcs. fb22v3n27tf It. CHEADLE. PLANING MILL! ALBANY, OREGON. T HAVE ALWAYS ON HAND, 1 or will Manufacture to order, every style of DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS, at the shortest notice and lowest possible charges Boards Matohed and Planed. Work executed in a style not surpassed by any , Shop in tbe State. pZ3r Tbe Mill is In the lower part of the town, on the river bank, at the corners of tho joining claims of tbe Monticths and llaekletnan. J. B. COM LEY. Albany, September 20, 1865. ALBANY FERRY I i AT THE SOLICITATION OP MANY- CITI ztns'of Linn and Benton counties,' I have fitted up the ; LOWER FERRY, (it being the Stage Route), in such manner as to secure to tbe public better facilities, at all seasons of tho year, than can be had elsewhere. My Boat is what is known as a , CURRENT COAT, and is the best on the River, without any excer tion. Living quite near my Boat Landing, in Benton county, I om enabled, at all hours, to ac commodate tbe public. My bont is secured by a good wire rope, and is otherwise constructed witn the LATEST IMPROVEMENTS for safety and durability. My connection with the Lpper Ferry, heretofore existing, has recently been severed. Rates of ferriago are tho same ns the Upper Ferry. A. PJSAKCJS, augl8'fiCr2nlly . Proprietor. ;-...Potioe, XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, WARNINO Xl ' the public against buying or, trading for either of four promissory notes made payable' to J. Q. Thornton or bearer, ior tne sum ot three hnn dred and seventy -five ($375,) dollars each, and beiirlnz date. September zotn, io7. : Two of the above notes are payable in one year from date, and two m two years trom date. The above notes wero obtained by misrepresen tation and without consideration for value received, therefore I will not pay them. THOMAS M0NTEITH. Albany, Oregon, Oct. 11, 1867.v3nt7w4 ADVERTISEMENTS. : '-f ' I i'f ("f t. - TAKE, NOTICE ! j o ,f- ; I ( lit, i;i i.J f.;,: 4J U V l : ' J. BARROVS & CO., (IN THEIR FIRE-PROOF BRICK, ALBANY), ' u Are cow reccltlng tUoif Goods ' ' DIItIXT VKOn MAN VKAJSCIHCO I And wo Invite the attention of buyers to our Stock of X3Y GOODS! FAMILY GROCERIES I BOOTS AND SHOES! OILiOTXariDLSrO-! UAXIDWAXU3, CROCSSRV, Ucn &e THRESH ERA, MOWEUH, REAPERS, ' UANO-PLOWS, We are Agents fur all kind of Agricultural Implement ! ina4v2o29tf J. BARROWS A CO THE OLD STOVE DEPOT ! ALAIN STREET - - ALBANY. JOHN BRIGGS," (LATB C. C. i"tLzr A CO.) Kwps eootaolly on hand a general assortment of STOVES !"' Of I he JI out Favorite I'atternw. Cook Stoves, Parlor Stoves, Box Stoves ! With a fu'l and general aortnent of TIN, SHEET-IRON, COPPER AND BRASS-WARE ! And all other articles usually found in a TIN STORE! Rrpiirin? Neatly and Prompt): Exeeatfd. TIIUSIS Cauls or. Produce. "Short Reckoning m&ko Len rrienda." Feb. 2, T,7 vSoWtf THE SAN FRANCISCO STORE! JIL1IH ii It All WOII E,. ALBANY - - - OREGON. rnni; sncp.iBKU worui inform ths l eiiixcus of Albany and vicinity that be now Kcujifi ibo ortcrr brick store Corner of First and Watbington Streets. He intends to sell goods AT THE LOWEST PRICE! roa CASH OR PRODUCE I ! The public would do well to examine my Goods blore porehasinp; elsewhere. jly block consists, in part, as follows : IDIRSr GOODS, CLOTHING, GROCERIES BOOTS AND SHOES, Hardware, Crockery, AX A UKEAT STOCK OF LADIES' FURNISHING. EMltltOlDLRY AND FANCY GOODS. AL60 A GOOD STOCK Of THE BEST LIQUORS Ever Ilrotiglit tot hi Market! . Which he intends to sell ONLY FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES IV. II. I am also azent for Orover t Ilaker Ncwillg MuchlncH. Thone Ma chines are known to bo the best iu the market. We also beg leave to inform the pullio that we are MANUFADTURING a good article of CiaARS! which we will sell at San Francisco Wholesale Prices. Call and examine our, stock of Cigars befuro purchasing elsewhere. JULIUS GRADWOHL, Doe. 22, '66 v2n!91y, Old- Albany Ferry. HAVING PURCHASED THE ABOVE well-known Ferry, I am prepared to cross everybody and everything, from a footman to a six-mule team of elephants. My boat is ' . Large Staanch nnl Safe, : the access and egress to and from it is. by supe rior roads, and Mac. an old, experienced Ferry man is always ready with a smile to hurry patrons over Jordan. I engage again it all acci dents at the following reduced rate?; s t? Two-horse Wagon...... ......;. 12 J Cents Man and Horso, 12 Ceuts Footman, IP Cents Loose" Stock per agreement. ' My ' connection with the Lower Ferry has been fevered. T. H. DAVIS. ; Albany, April 26th, 186f !- ; : 2 ly :7".; THIELy If - BOOT AN D S HOE JV1AKER, Iftr (Ctosi(e th State Rigktt Democrat Office,) ; FIRST, ST., : , ALBANY. Manafacttirer of the best quality of Fine FRENCH ' O AIvF 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 satis faction. : may23v2a4ltf DVERTISEMENTS. LOOK AT THIS I I 17' ROM THE DATE OF THIS ADVERTISE- X1 went till tbe 16th of March, 8IXTY DAY0J ' WE WILL SELL OUR ENTIRE STOCK or- GENERAIs MERCHANDISE ! "t AT COST1 In exchange for our Qoodt, wLkh we bind our eltree to SELL AT THE LOWEST FIGURE ! We most have the ' ab or Merchantable Produce! Thote persons knowing ihemstlres indebted tons, either bj note or book account, are here- -j . 'Xj notifiwl that settlement mast be made within the above sixtj davs. ' This will fare J' costs of suit. Jan. U, im. W. W. PARRI6II It CO. PRICES GREATLY REDUCED I ' ' ix GENERAL MERCHANDISE ! ! NORCROSS a COYAN, AI;E NOW RECEIVING AND OPENING A Large sod Fall Assortment of BUY OOI! 3 BOOTS AND SIIOJ3S . Crockery, Glassware, HARDWARE, GROCERIES, &C, Consistins: ia part of DP.ES G00D5, MUSLINS, ' TICKINGS, DKXIMS. FLANNELS. GINGHAMS. CAS 2 i M E K ES, 1IOBIEKY.' JIATiiAXD CAP.-, NO TIONS. GLASS, " PAINTS, i OILS AND PUTTY, WOOD AND WILLOW : . i . WARE.:: WINDOW , 1 SHADES Ac. WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY Call the Attention of Buyers TO MY STOCK OF -A. R D W".A-::R, E 1 IRON AND STEEL, Hill Saws, Seat Springs, Bepe, Chains MECHANICS' AND BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS OF ALL KINDS. II ORSE-S HOES& NAILS. BOLTS, NUTS AND WASHER THIMBLES, BOXING, 4c., Ac. In short everything necessary to make ft fall and COMPLETE ASSORTMENT! Which will be sold As Cheap as can be Bought in this CTarket, , Either for Cnsh or Jlcrchautablo Produce. jrjf REMEMBER THE PLACE: ' J. Norcross' Fire-Proof Brick k MAIN STREET, ALBANY, OREGONT. PRICE AROUND ALL YOU WISH. BUT CALL ON NORCROSS BEFORE YOU BUY .. : ;i aug!8v2nl , , ; CITY;. MARKET... riain 'St Opposite the How Drug" Store, . ALBANY, OREGON. MENDENHALL & REDPATH, Proprietors WILL ' ALWAYS KEEP 0, , IIAXD TH BEST OF MEATS OF ALL VARIETIES. A LIBERAL SHARE OF PATRONAGE IS X solicited, as we intend to keep as good an as sortmcnt, and of as good quality as the country affords. " ' , ' i . Wo are always ready to pay the Highest Cash" Price for Fat Stock. April, o, 1867 v2n34tf r3: .- ' PUMPS I PUMPS! The ! Best 5 and Cheapest Now in Use rilHE SUBSCRIBER W6ULD RESPECTFUL I ly inform the citizens of Albany and surround log country that he is now manufacturing a very superior WOODEN PUMP, the best and cheapest now in use. All kinds ot , rumps repair ed at snort notice. Also pipe Jam. : , t Shop first door north of stage office. ' " D. MARSH. Albany, December 14, 1887 v3nl8m3 ,. WHEAT!; WHEAT,! . t . , . s ' .. t " ' ; , 1 -. -, 100,000 BUSHELS OF ' WHEAT WANTED within tbe next two ivocks, for which The Highest Cash Price wUl be Paid, By J. GRADWOHL, .v2n35Ur San Francisco Store. ADVEE'rjSEMENTS; JOHN CO HfiER, ' - OSAtER I3T :.A . s , . . ALBANY, . ' 'V J . OREGOIf cojrsiBTiJro'oF - ' GROC ER IES, . B O OTS AND SffOES, CLOTHING, Ml ' HARDWARE! A well $ elected assortment of the most complete , ' , : kept In Albanj. ; , mOX A5D STEEL, of nearly all kinds enitablefor the trade. ' ' f .' i : '.( ! ' ' ' - 1 ALSO r. , . rope, Y V ( - C If A I X S , , f MILL SAWS, , ' .,5T,irW 8TT L K S ; .ty- CROSS-CUT SAWS, WAGOX-SEAT SPEIXois,, .CARRIAGE SPRINGS, THIMBLE-BOXING, , WASHERS, BOLTS, XUTTS "" ' :' AC. Kearly all the stock is purchased in SAX FRAN CISCO, and will hi ld at the lowest market rates for retdy nay, or merchantable produce taken in exchange. Agent for U'el!, Fargo &, Co. '" Agat forthe Pacific Xasnrance Co. , Oct. 26, '67-vSnllyl . JOHN COSNEBJ BEER! BEER!! ALBANY BREWERY. UIEFEII & nOGGECS, Pro'n. THE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST ERECTED, a new and first-class , r IB IRE "WE "ST-:7; Oa Broad Albin between Pint Street and the River, - ..' .. . ' ' And is prepared to famish1 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS PRIVATE FAMILIES, OX iillORT NOTICE ! - III Orders Dtiiiercd ThercTcr Dcsirtd lie Warrants his BEER tADE OF THE BEST MATERIALS. PERFECTIsY IIE AL.TI1 Y ! He u confident he caa gtv entire satisfaction to ail. .- " ; Deo.29, '68, v2n20tf a M...W, MACK, DEALER 15- STOVES SHEET-IRON, COPPER HAS ON HAND AND NOW READY FOR sale a fall and complete stock of frst-class ' COOKING, PARLOR AND BOX STOVES, Which he ii offering at prices that mast insure a ready sale. ': ; , .. - ' , . Also a general assortment ol, . Brass and Enameled Kettles, French $laace-Pa&s and Indies, Cast- ran Tea Kettles and Otchs, Iroa and Xread Pipe, -..- FORCE AND MFT RUMPS S , Skeet-Irm Copper, !tc., fcci- Mannfactnrer of all Kinds of Tin, Sheel ; Iron and Copper Ware V' '!lxt'i . REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO ' N. II . AU persons who ar? in need of articles in my line will find it to their advantage to giro mo a call, as I am determined to sell good at prices that will preclude , the necessity of going farther than Albany 'lo luy eaop. 4 , rjSaxketable Produce Taken ia Czchansra ;il For any and all artielea in the Store. u ' Will always keep on hand a complete assortment of all goods in my line, while customers will at al times receive prompt attention. ,M. W MACK. Albany.March 23. '67 v2n321y, CHAIR "MANUFACTORY! AND THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECTFDL ly jnform the publio that he is prepared to, . v; TURN ING-,;:' r in a workman-lil;e and expeditions manner. Also, he keeps on hand, and for sale, SPINNING WIIEELSV and the best of ' ' ; Raw-hide Bottom ' or- Kitchen Chairr J All of which will be sold cheap for Cash. Or ders solicited. Shop near the old Flour .Mill, at the npper end of i'irst streJl. . i ' , - . JOHN M. JIETZLER. Nov ,23, '67 Snl5yl ; . , . BEOKERSi .: , T , - " ' ' LEGAL IEXPEES BOUGHT AXD; klilD! , , ALSO -;T Drafts on aa Francisco .Pcrtlaa . ' ' ; " 7 J. SARCOWS 4 CO. Albany, Feb. 15, '68v5n2?lf
