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Newspaper Page Text...OOTOUKR 9, ,1800. K Y T K L, E K A V II . rrightfttl Accident at tao Indiana State Pair. Indianatolis, Oct. 1. A terrible ae- cident occurred nt the Stato Fair grounds ttf six tVclock this evening. A steam boil er exploited, and there being an immense crowd on the ground nt the time, it is dif ficult to jret the particulars j but it is known that twelve persons were instantly killed and probably one hundred wouuded. Further particulars tf the accident ut tho Fair grounds say nineteen persons have teen killed and about one hundred woun Ocd. The engine was attached to a saw raill and had been C;;pd up for test with another m.' chine. Governor Maker nar rowly escaped serious injury by a frag ricnt which passed! over his head and dangerously wounded his coachman. Sev eral corpses are defaced beyond recogni tion. ' There is great excitement and iccl iagin this city over the event. , New York. Oct. 2.-The "World gives a reported opinion expressed by A. T. Stewart, adverse to BfUtwell's policy of seliing gold and purchasing bonds with the proceeds. lie says it will never lead to specie payment. The purchase of bonds gives speculators the means to carry on speculation. This policy is unquestion ably of great benefit to those with no means of their own, while the solvent uien will entirely oppose this policy. Texas Affairs. GaLvkstox, Oct. 2.-Pro visional Gov. I'ease tent in his resignation yesterday. He will take the stump for Hamiitoo. The action of General Reynolds aud the administration regarding Texan affairs will cause twenty more Itepulieaus speak ers to tike the field fur the Hamilton ticket. Preparatory are being made for a grand Hamiltonian demonstration to morrow. Outrage upon Colored Citizens. "Washington, Oct. o. Colored men entered the dress circle of the National Theater to-night and refused to withdraw except upon compulsion They finally got an order from the ollicers to leave which they did, no physical furcc being used. It is supposed the question cf the rights of negroes under the recent cor poration laws relating to places of amuse ment will be tested. Public Debt. . The public debt statement shows the total debt, principal and interest to date, including coupons due and not presented for payment, of 811,004,009,0 OS. The amount ia the treasury is. coin I0S,10S, 402 81; currency, SSj.5.?U,uai 31. To tal amount of the debt, less amount in the Treasury, 2 ,4U3,-W5,U72 01. The de crease iu the past ninth was 87,407.442, 39. Decrease since 3Iarch 1st. $.30,803, 187 90. Boston IZorss Trcts. Boston, Oct. 4- The National lmrsc fair at the Park closed yesterday, The feature of the day was a trot fur -53.0U0 for all horses. Lady Thorue, Goldsmith Maid, Geo. Palmer and American Girl cutercd. Lad- Thorne, although lame, von three straight heats. Goldsmith Maid taking the second winning. Time, 2:23, 2:201, and 2:20. Republican Rnfianlsn. Philadelphia. Oct. 1. A serious disturbance occurred at 10J o'clock last night. The Republican Invincible club attacked the Keystone club (Democratic), while marching past the Invincibles' head quarters. An affray oecurcd just oppo site the Mayor's office. Fifteen or twen- ty persons wero injured, including two or three policemen, who vere trying to quell the disturbance. A Republican meeting held at the corner of Market and Twen tieth streets, was the scene of a riot from the commencement. An attack was made at the meeting, the stand was broken up and speakers beaten with. clubs.. .A mes sage was sent to the police station for pro- zeciion ior inosc nommg tne which was flatly refused. v " meeting. t - Arrival cf Z rami grant. New York, Oct. 1. The total num ber of passengers arrived in the United States for the year ending June 30th", was 58,Gol- Actual emigrants intend ing to remain, 352.505 ; of these 132, 527 are Germans, 0,280 from Great Brit ain, 04,938 Irish, 24.394 Swedes, and 12,874 Chinese. . The Indiaaapolis Tragedy. Chicago, Oct. 2. The 'latest from Indianopohs gives the number of killed at 27; wounded, 30 the wounded doubt less exceed that number. Many of the wounded were taken immediately home. No repor s have been made' of the most dangerously wounded who were taken into the Indianapolis Surgical Institute. . GENERAL-NEWS. Snow fell at Owyhee on the 18th Sep tember. Saturday is the marrying day in Paris, when they average about 200. Georgia has 48 cotton mills against 35 in 1850. Fort Lafayette is once more free from political prisoners. Never use a gold snuff-box. Gold is not to be sneezed at. ' Humboldt's servant, to whom he left most of his property, is dead.; Ninety youthful donkeys want to marry Sophie Worrell, the actress. Mark Twain is engaged on a new com edy, One Night in 'len Bar-rooms. General Beauregard is interested in the patent right of a new kind of skates. "Shirley Dare" now. picks up the gauntlet. for Augusta Byron against Mrs. Stbwe. . . ... . , ' Barnum's two Thumbugs aie in Califor nia mm The millers at Walla Walla are now buying all the wheat offered, at 80 cents cash. - ' ' A. Dionae leit JNewport for baratoga, says a contemporary, because the sea cir spoiled her.crimps. Harness. Oil your harness first then wash it. Don't reverse the order of th3 two operations, as is generally done. So says, at some length, a. correspond . cni of the Scientific American. The Bark , " Helen W. . Almy" has failed from San Francisco with 250 tooa cf railroad iron for the East Side Hail- SATURDAY 1 1 - There is a cave in Corydon, Indiana, tho entrance of which is only three square from the Court-house, connected with which is a. singular phenomenou. A continual current of cold air comes out of the cntraucCj which will keep a fan turning if it issusponded beforo tho hole. During tho recent hot weather somcjgeu tlemen placed a thermometer in the cave. Iu five minutes tho mercury mink from nearly 100 to 58. The cave has never been explored, consequently whetico tho current of air comes or what causes it remain unknown. (From the Orcgoninn, Tuesday.) Suit for Damages. It is stated that Mary and John O'Ueilly. of Clackamas county, have brought suit in the Circuit Court against John Wilson, "proprietor of tho Great World Circus, to recover S5.000 for damages sustnincd by Mrs. O'Kcilly by the falling of tho sent nt the lato circus at Oregon City. Mr. (Vltcil ly had her leg broken. Mr. Wilson gave her S75 at the time; which was all that was then demanded. The standing conundrum "Can settle this littlo bill? you Upon the lenst deviation from their tru !ar h&bitf, many person are Mibject to foul stomach, frt'nl Veuth, want of appetite, nnusea. dimness, lassitude nnd great weak ness. Traveler, upon land and .. should always provide themselte with n bottle of Dr. Walker s A f.cetam.e iveoar IUtteus. It correct the derangement of the system arisini? from change nf waters nnd irregu larity of. diet, create n mh1 nppetite, and invigorate the stomach, a well us the men tal faculties. ScnorcLA is a taint or infection in the hu man organism, which weakens the vital f.rces. av.d disorder. or disarrange the .function of the whole svteni. This taint or infection is inot usually hereditary in the constitution, but U may nl. nmc from hab its of life, unwliflsoiii fod, etc. In time, if this disease doe nt huv itself in an ul cerou or tuberculous firm, it induce thc other disease, such n consumption, ulcera tions of the liver, stomach and kidneys, alt rheum, drop v. etc. The let remedy ever yet discovered U "Dr. Walker' Vegetable Vinegar Hitters." It will cure the dieae if not too far advanced, and will eradicate the cause. . .... . 1 ... 1 i . OUll AUKNTS. The foliowiag named gcotU men are authorizd to act a Agent for Tun tatk Hicrt 1emo. hat, and to receive ad re.-it for ubcrij.tiun t the acr ; JASS COUNTY. J. M. John and Jarne I"rri .....Fcio Jan V.'becler. I-Lann II. L. I'-rown , 1 J M. M-rra UrownrlIIe. If. J. C. AvrrSU M. Foaataln, 15. It. Jidt, Ja. Kilvy.. HarrUlorj M U LTXOM All COU NTY. Purtlanl.. ...... .......... ......... ...... ...ti. t . Cannon. LAXK COUNTY. Hon. J. J. YaUn. Tajcne City BKXTOX COUXTY. U. S. ttrahan - Corndli V. J. Kuberttun.... .Corvallu POLK COUXTY. T. J. X.relay . ...... Italia J. i. V. i:utkT.,....M -Monmouth Dr. J, M. McCoy La Creole Lctj. Hayden Dda CLACKAMAS COUXTY. J. It. Ralton Oregon City MULTNOMAH COUXTY. J. F. McCoy I'ortlaal MAitlOX COUXTY. IJ. 1. n nb?m j I.. F. KWenhart Filverton Hanley Waterman Jefferson ThOH. Boycf, Ncwrpaper Asent, Fan Francisco, is authorized to rveire ubrrif.tioii and ad vcrtircuienf for our lajtr, and act a lui nee agent generally. RATES OF TOLL, OVntt THK- WILLAMETTE TALLEY ASD CASCADE 3I0H TAI. WAGOX ROAD. To DecliuUe River, 4-hor.c or mule team, $1 SO To f 2 " " 3 00 To " .i i 4 u u 2 no To "ox team. 3 yoke. '.. 4 50 To " " tvery mldttional yokeM 5.i To " " Vtom borteg, per healM 25 To " " " cattle, " - 15 To " heq or hon, ' 3 To " " j.ack anitnaU, loaded... 50 To " ' " " unoack'a H: To u " horre nn rider... 1 00 Teams returning euijtyf half price. To Fish Lake: 4-honfe or mule team, each way 2 00 2 " " " 1 50 1 " " " " 1 00 Pack animals, loaded " io " " unloaJcd, " 25 Horne anl rider " 75 Ox team, 3 yoke 2 00 To Upper Soda Spnisc: 4-bore or mule team, out and Lack.. 2 50 2 " " 2 00 1 " " " " . " 1 00 Horse an4 rider " " , 50 Looic animal, 25 Ox teams tho same as borsn teams. A. HACKLEMAX, Prct't. W. W. PAnmsn, Sec'y. March 20, 18C9. T4n31tf . A. L. STINSON, BOOK AND JOB PRINTER, AVD BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER, NALE.1I, OKEGOX. THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT NORTH OF SACRAMENTO, EYEET VAELETY OF PEDTTlirG' DONE At Reasonable- Rates J First Premium for fine Book and Job Printing at mate j'airs or jB7 ana lSOfi. BOOK BINDING, BLANK B'JOK MANUFAG TURING, and PAPER RULING. on short notice and low rates. Office and Bindery in Griswold' Block, Salem. aug21v5nlyl Wo the Underiigrned Committee, ap pointed to decide npon the merits of tho washing done by Kane's Condensed Soap and Common Boiler, decide that the washing done by KANE'S CONDENSED SOAP, is the best, doing the work in a superior manner with less labor, no rubbing being done in using Kane's Soap but that borax was used in tho Automatic Boiler. - - v D. RUNNELS, North Yamhill. DANIEL STRANG, Salem. R. C. CRAWFORD, Salem, June, 12th, 18Cd. ' Committee.' ; ' Hane'a Condensed Soap.--VAscouvEii, W. i., August T, lSGV. Jlr. Jvane Sir: Yours of the Cth received, and in answer to your inquiries' I can, say that your Soap has giren perfect satis factionhas performed all it was recommended to perform. On giving it a trial, the washwoman washed six dozen of piecet, without the aid of any machine or rubbing. Yours, respectfully, augl2n52v4.tf. , J. L. RANKIN. ADV1J11TIS H M H NTS. "GAY" WEWSJ FARMERS CAN RIDE AND PLOW I Y sr.ri fiixa ojtp. or thk Manufarturcd nl sM for tho very LOWl'KICr.S Ollrt AX II ST5! Tho slniplicity nnd iriu-tlcnbUlly 'f thU now Plow coiutnuud it favoraiily t't tliu 'f?rlnl iintl-o of every farmer. It nosnesncs n decidi'd i"Ujriir- Uy ovrr all other Tluws now in use. Tho whoeU nio four fci-t iu ul.iincltT nml run on the nnj.lowod laiul. It ftir ootictnu'liun U In no way cuin- pl ion tel. luo 1 low In inniuiirtxl Iu every monner with riino, and leuitlre only two levers to ! incd in innkins: any ultvrulion, . Tho vupcriority of the MSny Plow will ha tirnrly shown ly the fullow- Inc rvrtilh ntc : Wit the nnderlncd, cltixen of Linn cor.nty. Oregon,' hnvln? nirrhtocl Rod ied Upon our hirinK tho "OAY' l'LOW, herehy ccrllfy thnt tho I nine nn cvcn n entiro tniipmr lln. iu lucuity o'ljuntin'' to suit tho lcitl or tliu furrow with out moving from the rrat, t rimplo and cny. V I tkt the I'low Tor it drnnsht hreftnix theaine U hroughl to iH-nr uireetlv upon the Tlow he ma intcnd of the earvinee ; nWo Wottye t( it tr.g and due al-lc. nil exrept iho woou wrk Ix-hij; ron rtrurtcd of wronsht irii i no i-mMlng nro lined. The wlu-tl runtiirii itinn th coti.l laml I an ad vanlnjo vir other linnc I'low in gtr'ikini; ofl land nnd in l'lowinj. tint liavliiij to tnnko tho nor iary thunMi in tho uinchlnery end thefeat in plwaya level, not throwing the driver 0rwnrd or Kiklcwiivii as In other I'low. Hotter work and nmiv of it ennt'C aecoiad'oihed 1y tho nfo of thin rl"w tann hy hunl. Wp take jlenioirp in reeohtmenin;: tho ''(JAY I I.nn t nur nrothcr larmrr n one Imving no iiuperior in frciii. J, i. UlIMIl. Mny20, isr.a. A. S. I.OOXEV. W. II. tiOLTTUKK, W. 1'. KSIKlM, K. W. 11 KK. IIKNRYIAriUSO.V. -Tho 4,OAY" Tl.OW i inauufactured hy II. tioutdinj. 1'ortiaixl Madiin Khn. All-rUer will he froinj.lly attcii'led to hy llrrin? c. r. GAY, .Afv ?2 ,f,) Jn lOvl. l'..tt!o I. Oi'ti. J. DAKHOWS & CO. and JNO. DRIGG3, are autliorUcd Avnu fur Liim and Umion eounticji. NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE 1 COMPANY or D03Ton. P U II K I, Y M U T U A I, . I( (Mtl'OIt.VTi:!) 1H35. Cnh AKt $7.OiO,ri)0 Ofl Cah li!rt.uti -,n t.f li-C7.. .V.'fc.if. b'j Total SiU.lu Kividcd 2,T2C,j7.1! Iaw Vox d In'lT .ist.noa Total l..r 1'ai l 2."ir,,l(0 f o Income for l"-: 2.203,b 00 No Extra Charge for Traveling to and from the Atlantic Statfe.?.. Europe, Oregon, and Sandwich Islands. Tlii 11 nnd popular fVnjanjr U ortrnf hy thc.NCi.N.HJUr KITl KK l.w,f .Maarbt!-lt. All Net Karnins I'iviOc I Anituallj Airtung tlie IiinrJ, Locn ail r rmi-ttT. All j'4i ie Nn-fwrfcUaUc DIVIDENDS DKCLAKEI AN1 PAID AXXU A LEV ! "I iPltiJtml ArnittiiU "tit tl J'ltmt-t t,J li lint one i-la t.f n;cjn' r (pn?iiv lolIrr) I j lii.iroj:any, smonj u"Ui cc ar.nai tntitts tekj ;lviIl. . J I uiiasrija"Inmt, Uael .on ratraliavl. jraitoo.Vill i!iw that tbta (ih olai-nt Muiaal Kifu ItiDurancc Crt,inT f Arutrira u$i t iwort f iui. Ik to tho nun-.l iha &ry v'.btr lotuaov Joit. I.U)-inc ou th eoatt. Life IcomntMf it a j3'!ici'o inrtment ft can ita!it. It a srnit iocticriit U t ihucia roJ cratc rirtttmtan'i, l y wi.icti tlu-y tnay, th a miall amount ( fnutU, Icttm '.. tic-ir faui!i- aKij'lc mc;ti fr their i jjrt in ciy of t!j early ilttcuc of l!ic iij.'Utt4. Home CSice, 20 State Street, Boston. PACIFIC BRANCH OFFICES: 202 Mnt. pomerjr frt. San Erjinrico Room 3, Carter' KutMiojr, Portlan'I, ri?n. EVERSON A HAIXES. (iencral Agtnt. IWHSVAAs V i;i.KI.St Ar'Im, ParrUh A Co'i Block, Albany, Oregon. iq.ia'GSvJnjlf P. C. llAltPKIU. It. X. AnxftTnosn. P. C. HARPER, DEALKK IS GENERAL MERCHANDISE ! FIRST STREET, ALBANY, OREGON. Fomter't Uriel, old ttnud fif D. llanifield ? Co. 11TOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL ATTEN f f tion to Ii'm i;k of gwl, consisting, in part, as follows : A good assortment of LADIES' DRESS GOODS! Kvcn AS PRINTS. ' DELAINES. POPLINS, , MOHAIR. EMPRESS CL0TH3. Also a complcto assortment of DRESS TRIMMINGS. READY MADE CLOTHING ! Gent's Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, and Hats f the Latest Styles ami bent quality. A good assortment of Sheetings Blcachqd . and Unbleached. Hickory Stripes, Denims, French Cottonndes, Heavy Cassimeres nnd Flannels, Tohaccq and Cigari, AVood and Willow Ware, Riflo and Blast- , ? v ing Powder. - , HAEOTAEE, OUTLEEY AND JTAILB! Crockery mi Glanarc. In fact, almost every thing usually kept in a re tail store, which HE OFFERS AT VKRY LpW RATES ! Either fpr CaU or Jftrchantalle Produce f Those who want bnrjrains will call at tho old stand formprly occupied by J. Levy, one door west of John Conner's. Mayl5y4391y. P. C. HARPER & CO. . : u J RA , A . MILLER, ,Tn , (Succetsori to Philiip Miller,) M ARB LEW OR KS ALBANY, OREGON. Shop on Washington, bet. let and2dSt'c THESE GENTLEMEN BEG LEAVE TO IN , form the public at large that they are now pvepared to furnish 3IARBLE MONUJIENTS - t -ANP ' Gr-K' H V E - S TONE S ! OF E.VERY STYLE AND PATTERX, At the Jlolst Reasonable Prices. TOMBSTONES CDT TO ORDER On the very shortest notice. - Mar7v3n29tf -IRA A, MILLER. !.L!I L!iL-il ADVKIIT1SKMKNTS. NSURANC E COMPANY Of San Frniifisco, California. -o- CASH CAPITAL .........$1,000,000 00 SUlll'jLUS ,Jan y I, 07 238,034 00 OASZI ASSETS in Q OLD, $1,238,054 91 All Losses Tatd Xmmc4iatel7 In United States Gold Coin. FIHTC, OCEAN,.. MA11IXK, INL,ANr) INSUIIANCE ! -o- llli: PACIFIC INSLUANCn COMPANY. lint-ins nrrnnd with Mfiir. I5K1KI.OW A. IsKOTIIKH t r tho tmrifrr nil the hflnintui tt tho Fire Iimurnn-e CoifljiMiii B lately r'rrent'.i iy mrm, i tuw r-jnr-l to ofter t all jmrilf ri.rmcrly inurol by mil. I eumpanlen, eijiiallv ji'l trrm nnd prompt payment f in United Slalcn iil coin. Mr. II. II. lJIii:i.Or willU the rcnt-r.l A-rtnl for tbi Cumpany frm thi dote. Dlrrctor of I'nrKlc IiiHttrniirc Co. m rn4( Mro J$ti. D'Frtmcrjf.Lhijr I Teri, Iiii .MvLnne, Win. Hh-rmnn, Oliver KMridjff, Win. Alvrd, John O. Hurl, A. Jt. Fi.rh-, Ales Weill. Alfred I'.or. I, J. (J. Hello-;, Ah'm Hell- An.n li. Mi)r, K. U. II. Iiowrd, Johni;. Iiray, Mret Kl!i, U. W. Ilt-dVcr, A. Haywnr-I, P. I.. Wearer, H. Ffclnhart. !. W. V. life. IUvi'lStvrn, 31. Itenhaum. .Ititmthan Hunt, u ittttrito. W. T. Oileuian, IMffsr Mill, II. W. I".nar'l, U. W. M'Hf, T. I.. I5rker, f. T. Wheeler. T. I My-r, mauvvvii.i k. H. M. WiUon, J. II. Jewett, John II. Newton, roiiTl.An. C. Merer, I. J. Olirer. Alpheu I'.iill. W. C. lULtun, L. )a-h. Krcl. Hilling, A. I.. Tnhha, 11. M. Newhall, Kdward Martin. W. H. I.add. Adam Urant, I. IK Mill. Ja-oh Katntn. J. I. Fry, II. Ilant.mann, arucKr(. 11. II. liielow, I,. IJ. Uciiehly, T. 11, Anthony. Win. Hooper, Moe IU tier. vihciia, nr'v. thaa M ayiet tu .'"chollc, in. hBrott. OFFICKItS: J. IITXT, rrimt. A. J. It ALSTON, errtUrj. C. LATO, Marino PvrtrUry. li. ii. ni;i;i.u , ;ni a-csv. LA Dn A. XI I TOM PORT I A MO i GCNEKAI. AtiKNTS IOR Oreson and WohInston Territory. LOCAL AGCNTS: S. R. HAMMER E.A. i nKNOWKTH j. r tjii:i:m!... a ...tt rr a 1 ) i .. -. Ku;nic Jl x f r j; -..Itn'S'Vnty ............. .....lilW Watt, Waiia .Rrar UJc S. r . rjiAIiwit K JOHNSON JL ii -t"tVN Jfl'MMINS A tiltANT . j. . RLKWITT.. WHEELER i MILKY ..,IInrril,.ar JOHN (o.i:it Albauy Nor. I?c; r.1ol2rl BEKH! BE Ell!! ALBANY BREVERY. C2XAS. KIi:ri:it. Pror. WE Pl'IKSCRIBER HAS JEST ERECTED rttr and Krt-clai BRE "W ER"Y On Broad Alb in between First Street and the River, Aod is prepared to furoUb WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS ASH PRIVATE FAMILIES, O.V SHOUT XOTICK! ill Ordcn Dclivcrrd. .Wherever pcslred. He Warrants his BEER MADE OF THE BEST MATERIALS, :. axh- ....... PERFI3CTI.V. IIEAXiTIIYS lie is confldopt he can' giro entire satiefaetion to i ' all. " Dec. 20, 'f6, r2n20tf BtACKSMTHIN9 PLOWS I PLOWS I ! PLOWS 1 1 1 THE UNPERSIONEP GIVES NOTICE TO the general public, that ho is new manufac turing tho . GALESRIRG l'ATOT PLOIVJ . and any other style of plow that may ho ordered. Also, particular attention paid to HORSE SHOEING. WAGON AND CARRIAGE MAKING. .,-..-. . And General Jobbing'. All work entrusted to. mo will receive prompt attention, and bo executed in the best pi-sfiblo manner, with Rood material. A share of public patronag is solicited. o My shop . is on tho cornet of Sceond and Ells worth streets, opposite Pierce's Ferry, Albany, Oregon. F. WOOD. . Deo.5'fi8T4nl0tf. u t l J- K. GILL, STATE STREET, - - SAI.EM. IMPORTER, WHOLESALE b RETAIL DEAI Kit IX SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. . , As all roy stock is imported direct, from manu facturers and Publishers, I can offer' superior in ducements to Teachers and Doalors, Orders by mail promptly filled. ; ' aAll the Leading JTewspnperi - and Masa rincs constantly on hand. J.K.GILL. T5n2tf. ABVKKTIBEMHNTS ( Ayer's Ho mTCmBm air vigor, For' restoring Gray Hair to lis natural Vitality and Color. A drcH.sing which is nt once ngrccnhlc, lioulthy, ivtul tdlbctiuil for t)re.eivin the hnir. Faded or gray hair in Man restored 4.. . ..f ;. - Wn!)M vilh the. ah.nn and t l;.kvt 111 7t DllllllHIL tttiur i&Vfe- Mm est of youth. T,,;:i ,IU;r UU.k. cried, fulling hair flieikcd, nnl Imid dchh oficn, though uot nhvayn, cured byt its m;. Nothing can restore the hair whero Iho follicles arc dcxlroycd, or tho'Rlrttid' atrophied and dcnyd. IJut fuich rcnmin can ho Mtved for uscfuhieHH hy tht.H application. Instead of fouling tho hair with a my rudi ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Its occasional uk will prevent ihc hair from turning gray or falling oil, and coriMcnuently prevent haldiu.M. Free from those deleleriom fullaucc which make jwno preparation.' tlangi'tous and iniurioiH to the hair, the igor can onlv benefit but not harm it. It wualcd 0 merely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else can be found to desirable. m . eft . Uontaiuma neither oil nor oyc, tl uoei not toll white cambric, and yet lats long on the hair, giving it it rich glo,y lubtre and a grateful perfume Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., 1'ltACTlCAL AND ANALYTICAL CllEUISTS lowi:ll, mass. . I'BICE tl.OO. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, Tor Disease of tho Throat and Ijuxmcs, such as Coughs, Colds, WoooptDff Couch, lironchiti. Asthma, and Consumptioa. Probauljr nftrcr lj-foro In the whole hUtArjr f tnntk-int. ha itiivlhlii w cjn f o w iih iv and Mderilr ujon Uie nutlhU-i u of luatikiri'l, a thin excrllt-nt j ntn!ly fr iuliuoary rotuivUtiiU. Tlirouj?b a lonr i MTtt 'of ver. ami awuotf roo.t of the ref of i turn It ha ri n luIwr ami tuttcr In tUeir eliro j un, a It turn bwuroe Uur known. U nniforta rbara tfr uivl ower to i:ure t2c vano, aSecUona ! of l!? latiTt an I ttiroat, have WAdc It kuow a a a rr I liablo protfor wtzmtt liu.nu Wlnlo adaj.lcil Ux , ! nul.Uf form ofilieae aim! lo young i hiUtt en. It u j j st tho came tun the rnot eflVrtuAl reuuMly Utat ear ho pveti lor inrljiient roruitiu.lin. anJ the tlin- vlolan naint mhI It'll allat L of ;, it Ahuul'4 to U-j't on hanl In tr-ry tiUiily, aud tti'lwl ft a!l aro vriiH4ini tili)ert i eoia aul couxn, ail abouL'l ije i.roIl th tho nultdUc tor ll.t-m. AitbiMlzft ofttJcl t'onmumntion I mtiton w inoucm m- j eurath. t!l jrrcat rutmU-r of cac uhert tin? Ui a? P14tIM0 Mill wiy'Kl. anl Ux' ji.tUitit rt-ijr-l 1- notiu-1 kealtit by tho (Arrrr t'rrUtwnl. i rmnh-te l H iuatery wmr the ttmU't tf tho aiuh and Throat, that tbMml oXnUtmiv -f Um-iu yir Id i it. When noth Injc vie couM ra h lhm, nivltr lh? Cherry 1're- Urmt they u?mIo and uinr Sitfjrrm itnti A'tOiic Ajukrr Cad great pro- "Sixsrcw turH hr It. i MiroinrUitiH l sitTai '.y rur-!t hy laktnz llo 5 ny t. nrrrv t rnnrnt u m ini auu inwnnww. a . - , a i. k . ii . . i ... m i . ho efirrs!lv ar it v'rtur ki. o i;iat wc ncoi ot mbllu ilia rci trtli-ait-ii of Uimi U"rt. or lo more man tMiiitiro iiio j-uujo utav as uuutvic arc luxiy t maintained. j Ayer's Ague Cure, Chill Fever, Jtctmttnt Fever. Darns' ; Airie. Perioncnl or Btliou Fever, &c. f na inaeea aii tr.o airfcuons wmcn anso from raalartouj, nimUj, or Tninaraatie poisons. As It name mAe. it lv Cur, and Tor not fail. Containing neither Arrrtii.Ciininr, BUmtith, 7.ln. nor any oth-r minernl m omiioii ltanre tihateirrr. it In now! Injurrt any pnilcnt. The number nnd itnrvirt.nnrc of it rnrr In thenimedi trirt. are lilprsilv Ih'voiu! arounf,and we bflicre without a pnratir-1 in iho lo-rorv of Amte meliine. Our pride I gniUfltl by ibe alknotrW.smient we reeoivo f tb radi'-nl mire ITtl in oblinate ca", and whre oihor remedio had wholly failed. Unncrltmatod peron. eisher reiilnt tn, or travc Hlnc tbroujrh mtamntta bwaliti,, will be pro Inrtml by Uktnir tho AO IT VfHK dally. Ftr Hrrr fntnplmitttn, nrl-lnp from tnidity Of tho Elver, It i nn exrflttmt rotuedy, stUnuialing he Llvf r Into healthy artivliv. For RiliouH Donlprs and Elver Complain!, It it an ixf,illint rt-iiicniy, prolurin!r manv tnilv re inarkablo riimn, whero other modirin had failed. l'retianNl bv I tit. .f. V. Am:n A Co.. I'rartieml and Analvtiral CliumlsU. Lowell, Moan., and eol4 ' mil rounu uio wqrm. ft-ld Uy u iruj;;uUi und tU-uit-r in Med icincs rvervwti-r. SMITH 1 HAVI-J. l .rl!an l.CRANE A BRIU. HAM. Fun Franc isco, Vbuiciile Agcuts. ae25viijfiyl. J 0NH N CONNER PBAl.tn IXt- CEXER AL 3I EE1II AXDISE, A ERA NY, onr.co.v. -COX8ISTISO or DRY GOODS! GROCERIES, BOOTS AND SHOES, CLOTHING, &p., &c. HARD WARE! A wclhseKwterl assortment of the m,ost complete kept in Albany. mo axi steei4, of nearly all kimLs cuitnblo for tho trado. rr ROPE, CHAINS, MILL.BAWS, "X E VT R TY LER , '.CROSS-CUT SAWS, W A O O X-S 12 A T S P R I X O S, CAItniAOK SIMtlXOS, THIMIJL'E-ROXIXG, W A S II E R S, 11 O I. T S ,( - . . yuTts Nearly all the stock is purchased in SANFRAX CISCO, and will bo sold at the lowest ma.ket rates for ready pay, or merchantable produco taken in exchange. Agent for Wells, Fargo & Co. , Agent for tho Pacific Insuranco Co. Oct. 26, 'Cr-vSnllyl JOHN CONNER, ALBANY BATH HOUSE I THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT fully inform the citizens of Albany and vi cinity that ho has taken charge" of this Establish ment, and, by keeping clean rooms and paying strict attention to business, expects to suit all those who may favor him with their patronage. Having heretofore carried on "nothing but FJyst-Clasg Hair Dressing Saloons, he expects to givo entire satisfaction to all. Chudien an(j Ladies' Hair neatly cut ana shampooed.' JOSEPII WEBBER. 1 1 , apr4v3n3.Jtf raw ADVERTISEMKNTS. HE SAN FRANCISCO STORE I ALBANY - - - OREGON. flIIK SfJBSCKIBKIt WOULD INFORM TII3 X citizena of Albany and vicinity that be now occupied the Corner of Firt and Terry Street. He iU:wU to eell gooJ AT THE LOWEST PRICE ! cash ok Piiominrcn I liave coniitaiitljr on )isnI a VKUY FINK ASHOltTMENT OF COOKING, 13 OX AND PAEILOK NTOVKM! AIo Manufactun-r of Copper, Tin nnd ShftMron Marc, WhifJi ho will (u-Jl at Fon Frn-inci r,rifp. All kiu'U of rcfiairinir done on ibort notice. and entire tn.Ui-un warranted. I will dr.urM of the VOtl COUNTKY TIN V ABE ritOUUCE. Cnlrr merchant would do well to examine my U'wli telore jurcLuifin elrewbcre. My Ktock com .Ut, in jart, s follow ; ID :R, ""2" GOODS, CLOTHING, GROCERIES BOOTS AND SHOES, Hardware, Crockery, A Or. EAT KTOCK OF LADIES' FCnXISIUSO, I.JJIJBOIUKKV AND 1'AXCV UOODS. Al.r A GOOD STOCK 8F THE BEST LIQUORS liver Hroitzht lotlifn 32arkct! WbVb Jieinliend to m-ll ONLY TOR MEDICINAL rtmPOSES JtLILS GKADWOIIL. WILLAMETTE IRON WORKS! C.racr cf Kcrta Trci-t aid S Street (Oae Elock nortb ofCour'a'c V.'Larf,) A V-1 i JL I jA.N I OltKGOX. a i a i. r i i,i i j i-.a FOR Tl.-RXIX; OFT g fir;( i!.iM v rk mm I t stnv -t41i.'iueti: in lt. iiat. Slaina'at-tcrc STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS! v. A M rt O I -ppamioi f oAW AND GRI T MILLS! .., ... . ;Qatz akd mining machinery! or a i f. ::f. . . St wuiixi Dj.iiivirc, ouuio r y mix At ) v Of tfce 1t1 Atnrr-a WLiv Iroo. fCR AGnJOULTURAl MAQS!SRY ! II. W. !ilj!cj anil J.t'. Tru'.iiner ATETiT TU REINS TTATJia ! If EELS. wliwl are anunfm"'if'? power. injiiirify f rftttu:rti'n, Iu- rbeapavM. Wrocrght Iron S'j.tter "CTaa-k! F"r Fir? L'nf buiMin. at Saa JtCTTlir Uret tnl bet rt-ck of patlern 'm the Ftifr. 2i c ha r u JVr hc u--c f iLa sd. AU order fur Vk will lw wewted' promj4ly. JOUIJ NATION, iMtju-ritsteudent. Janlfiv4nr?r1 THE OLD STOVE DEPOT ! JOHN 15 K I G CS S , -DEALER IX COOK, PARLOR AND BOX STOVES ! Of tho Dcst Patterns, TIN. SHEET-IRON Ap COPPER-WARE! And tip u,nnl assortment of furr,ish;njj goods food in a Tin jore. EecaL-8 Neatly and roniptly Bidcutcd! On Reasonable Tprms. " Short Reckonings Male Long friends!" FROXT-St., ALBANY, Nest Door to D. Mansfield Bfo'a Store. Dee. 5v4nlflf JOI IN BRiqpS. jl'JHlQXS, la tie f'JrcitU Court of the late (" Oregon for the County of inn. Titomas Summers. ITJ rs, Eliza Sum titers, Deft. Suit fur the Partition of Ileal Property. To" K Liza Summers, Df.f't : IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF ORE GON: You aro hereby required to appear in too Circuit Court of the tato of Oregon for the County of Lnu, and answer the oomplaint therein filed ngaint you by .the above named plaintiff with tbp plcrk of said Court, within ten days from tfro'dato pf servU'0 hereof upon you, if served in said L.ipn, county, or if served in any other county in tlo State of Oregon then within twenty days of the dato of service hereof upon you. And you are further noticed that if you fa.l to answer ns above nuiuired, lor want thereof the plaintiff will apply to tho Court for a judgment or decree of Court that partition of the South half of Not. No. 231" the snmo being your part of Donation Land Claim us set "off to yousituate in Linn county, Oregon, and which land is now held by you and the plaintiff as tenants in common; except 87 acres taken off off the south end of said land; und for yur proportionate purt of tho ex penses of making said partition. 1 By order of Iton. R. 1 Boise, Judge. Dated SeptembeV8, 18G9. N. II. Ckasor, Att'y for Pl'fT. Statb of Oregon-, ) Coitstv or Linn,' J I, Geo. R. Helm, Clerk of the Cirouit Court for said county, do certify tho above and foregoing to be a true and perfoct oopy of tho original Sum mons in the above entitled cause now on' file in my office. Witness my hand and seal officially affixed at office tho 8th day of September, 1SB9. v5n4wfi Gko. R. HEtM, Clerk. COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, i (FORMERLY ARRIGONl'S,) - ' PORTLAND, - - OREGON. THE UNDERSIGNED . RESPECTFULLY announce that having purchased this widely known and well kept hotel, they aro now prepared to offer superior accommodation to the traveling publio at Greatly Reduced Prices. This Hotel is located nearest the Steamboat landing. jH?The Hotel Coach will be in attendance to oonvey passengers to and from, the House free of charge. . May 22 'CO niOtf J. R. SPRENGER. AD VERTIS E MENTS."' FOR THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE AT A. COWAN a CO,, VHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER. HAVE PROVIDED THEMSELVES iyC vance of tho recent rue in Cottoa . G0 with a v l.XKGi: AXD IX2NIBADI.C KTOCI OF STAPLE DRY GjOO'DSr. WHICH CAN AND WILL EE BOLD AT MARYELOUSLY LOW PRICES! ron . Vmnh or 3Ici hnn(nbIo Prod a 4 CALL AND EXAM NE OUR STOCK AND PRICES I We Have Large Quantities BLEACH EL AXDBROWX COTTON'S, TICK I.NO, CUTTOADKK,DEMMS, SHIRT ISti AM) CHECKS, PRINTS, DE. LAINES .ALPACCAS. OINV. HAMS. JEANS, C'ASSl. JIEl'.LS. TWEEDS, or IrO It EI ON AND OJlKd O X MZ3S A COWrTETE ASSORTMENT CF FANCY D11ESS2GOODS! latest Style of Yonth'a and Centiememt t clo t Kinsra-1 AND FURNlSHINGUGQOa HATS, CAPS BOOTS l.D SHOES OF IU iLWOT.SH6 CARPETING, WALL-?APRl Paper & Lines VliuCn & Ylxtufm We would 3 fct:-J ascati3 t n Stok J IROM AUD SlvEEUj K ABD "W 3, 3, ."KS rxzjL Arn in ajxc it vi TU Lax.xcl ibis orPoUjuad -Carsiiinj ia paref 1F0R5 ,I0S3' KAKES. S?AE5. S7YTBEJ mechwics waeLs&m tqsls compute Ectcber ?3. IIeri:. RolIer, tK3il Tck. I.-c Cift'tn. Hi np and Rub-. Ur l'Ekii. Uorse-Sbftc Nail., Bolts iviit a&l Wajbtrc Thimble and Boxin; T Axl-. Iron and Stt-tlof crcrv kind. lastiosr Potyflcr sadTttse. WE AL PAYING IN CASH the Highest 3fa. kct price for Bacon, Xard and Wool. Call and learn our jtvrcs, and m?b rvit Joarself, A.CCWEN4C0. Albany, May 1, 11$--;f CITY BREVERY! .fOSEPIi IS HIV PnOPRIETOR. COi-NER DF FS5ST AK3 WASHINSTCN STREETS. ALB.iM, ORCGOX. THE PROPRIETOR EEGS LEAVE TO IX form the public that he baa established BREWERY AT ALBANY! and is now prepared to accommodate beta THE TRADE ASD WITH A- VASTLY SIPERIOR ARriqf.! OF LAGH BEES, ALE AND POBTEBJ FRESH YEAST! Can bp had at any aud all times. - JOSEPH HUNT, Prop. jull7vJp-J8yI ALBANY BOOK STORE J BOOK-SELLER AND STATIONER Albany . Oregroo RESPECTFUELY INFORMS THE PUBLIO that he has removed from the old stand U . PARRISK'S BLOCK, Where all aro invited, assured that Goods ia hi a lino are sold at tho lowest cash prices. CONSTANTLY OS II AND: . STANDARD AND IfllSCELUNEOUS BOOKS, : Juvenile. Toy G ilt had Blank Seeks, COLO XSl, AKD - ' SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY Of every kind used in the State. - par BOOKS IMPORTED TO , ORDER, at short notice. Declallly EXCHANGE RESTApRANT. 1st door "WEST OFHOUCK & MYER'S SALOON ALBANY, OREGON. This Establishment has been Thoroughly lISe-FurnishecI ! and is now ready to jrcceive Boarders. . -s - BOARD, per weeJi.......v..........M......$5 Single Meals.?..,..'...' ......... ........................ Lodging .v...'..'.... 59 jullr4nltf ... U. C. 1I0LDEN, Prop'r. i.