The state rights democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1865-1900, April 22, 1870, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text. 3 3 1ST 3 MM FRIDAY. APRIL 23, 1870 Died: At the residence of Mr. P. C . (Harder, in ihU 3t, o FrlJiijv April 15 1870, Viola, daughter of the late Hn. Del 'asoa aad-Marj S.SSmith aged "iW years end 6 days. Viola had been lingering on a bed of . j U sickness, wastiogaway by that fell destroyer vf the human' nice, Consumption, fur Aiaiijr week, and her death was anticipated by Jcr friend ; that. ot sasuoa .were thee ex peeling the visit of the Tale Messenger ; and many were startled on last Friday morn ins at the announcement of her death. The FimtMl Mraiwi Worn rmiJuntod br He. i ..... v-j Joseph Kinery, of Corvallis, assisted by -sieve." deary aiid Jenkins of this city, on last Sabbath,. nd a very larjje concourse ufpeo- ' cle followed nor remains to the crave. She was widely known and universally beloved and the grief-stricken countenances of. the ' T' friends at the Tuneral attested to the general sorrow at her death. Her family bare the : . tsnderest sympathies of the community in their sad bereavement. ' She died in beauty, like the invar on flowers s ' i i . dissolved awv k ' ' . She died in beauty, like a star lost oa the brow f .- - - day r :. She tirec in glory, like Ntgbt a gems set round tfa silver moon ; She lives in glory, like the tan amid thj blue ot Jubc." MsLaNcnokT Accidckt. From Hon. Geo. R. Helm we learn that Jaa. C. Avery, eon of Judge Avery, of Corvallis, fatally shot himself near his home at that place last '. Friday, under the following circumstances: He had been oat in the woods hunting, in company with bis brother and a companion, and an nettring home in the evening he v cliiued upon board- fence, and while do ing so be allowed the breeeh of the shot gun, which he was carrying, to rest -n one oftho lower board, 'when it slipped oirauu ' the .bsnnnr esmedown n violently against the tp Of the board as to explode the cap Z and discharge, the gun, the haul lacerating bis right arm and side terribly and passing ,up into the side of bis lace and bead. He ... attempted to run to tho house which was only a shrt distance off but fell and was carried in iy' his parents. lie Hatred iu s a seuti-coiiscious state until Saturday even irtg.wheit death relieved him frolu' his ago ny, and bis remains were on Mviuday inter- red in ttic Masonic Cemetery, at Corvallis, amid tho universal sorrow of a large con course uf pele. Sevbbk Accident. Om. .last Sunday Mr- AlexJlVirdtim, lureinan in the Soio"AVr oGce, bad the misfortuue to break hi right lei juat above tlie auklc, white jumping wTtb aoine ' other young gentlemen of that city. Dr. Ifld- was iainsexliatcly called . an( get tbebonej, and we now learn tit t he is getting on as weil aa circumstances wil' V ore riKiuusted to stale that, in I oequcuce of this unfortunate accident, the Ac- will in it appear this week. , V .'.ascaliK JloCSTIX nm iv taw. mm r -. . , t i . . - ... i r . .1 ... . t.K . - - . i i.riiii-in a i , a...,.,'. ... - t : ..I ... ,1,- liL". 31. W . K. L.N. awx: a sea " " - - - - - ' ix: - Notice to Contractor, aaie It'iad Lands" and Rates of Ttdl over the lto id,". Tbia Cmpany designs making some rapid ' strides during tho coming . year towards a permanent improvement of their mad, and we shall from time to time uakeuientitn. of their progress. 11. IlelmWSoke at Lebanon, on the poliU- cal issaea f the day. to a large and appre ciative crowd id people. The greatest of enthusiasm a manifested, showing that tbo moat perfect harmony 'prevails "' among tbe gallant Democracy of that aectio.i of our county. r " llxBDWaaE, etc. Messrs. W. II. Kubn At Co. have the moat cmplete and band- .a-ine hardware eiAbllshment this side of Portland, and " Uarry" keeps everything in Ibe neatest and most attractive shape imaginable. Our thanks are duo him for . favors. I V MaZiXE for 3Iay has the usual attractions -of that eminently popular- lady's boolci, Jo household is complete -witlioat this exccll'ent woman's companion jind help. Enclose $2,50 in an envelope' 'and. address it to Chas. J. Peterson, 306 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa. - Thk Mssonk Mibroe for April is a de . ct led improveaieat bth as regards the quality and quantity of itsveontenta-on its predecessors, and it is fast attain iug to the fTgnity of a cosmopolitan journal, and one uf which the Craft of the Pacific coast may vsrell bo proud. m MxpicAL. The card of lr. M. J. Crockett, -graduate of the E. M. Institute of Cincinnati, -Qhfo, may be t und in another eolnmn. Tbe Doc tor is Immediately from .tbo Est, and with tba 'tbest of references, and we trust hs will receive a '(cordial greeting from our citizens. MiLusear. Mrs. S. A. J.dins has just arrived from Sah Francisco with a fine ae ieeiion of all the latest style of hats and bon iets, and she is' prepared to self very cheap. Our ladies should eall early and often. PeasoKAl- IIonVGed'. E. Cole, Seeretary a.f tlie O. tC, K. ,R. Co., and Jlon. I. R. Moores, one of the Directors of the samF corporation, called - on us during tbe week rf . ... m. i i' 1 ' i'- Sebexade. Messrs. Price, Brenner and J&VA-as have our thanks fur a pleasant sere jiade, deli ve rod under our window Monday night at tbe 11 witching hour of twelve, . Lecture. -Mr. C. M. SawUlle f Salom has txten lecturing in this eity' duHng the past' week, on Woman' Rights. A Chance. The Congregational Festival 'next Friday evening; will be ieid in Burk hart's Hall instead of Parrtsh v. ' ' neighbor of the Register has aa addi ion to b.is f Jijiri il earpa. It is a bay. ;a lUDioaL Nominees. Following is Clio sacrificial offering of the Republicans of this county, nominated yesterday r For Senators, E. E. Wheeler and Ilirnm Smith for Rep rosorrtntiyes, Horaoe Broirn, James 1. Combii .W. IV. Kirk, M. C.Qeorge, Andor (ton Dec'kard ; for Judg, Thos. Q. Taylor ; fir Clerkj J. B. Montoith for Sheriff, 0. w. Richardson ; for Treasurer, An drews; Assessor, II. C. Powell; School Superintendent, S. O. Irvine; Commis sioners, A. llitnati, J.- Wassotn i Coroner. D. M. Thoinpson- . M sssas. A. Cowaji a Ou'a Mammoth eiULlUb- ment lias Tor the last week preieuted an sniiuntod aad lively apearaDoo.' The attaahes of ibe buUM hare beoa euostsotly engaged la opuninjf, Kifort iog sail marking their receot arriral of spring aud summer good, and their counters, shelve and ihow-eaves are now groaning under the accu mulated burdens of dry gMda elulhiag, hard ware, etc, so temptingly di-plajed to their ad miring enftomcrs. Our Lebanon readers will al so reoolleet that their store at that place Is sup plied with an assortment of their reoent invoice. and Mr. RaUt-in will be glad to accomodate all who may desire to call on him. P. C. Ilaaraa & Co. have received and opened out their magnifleent stock of spring snd summer goods, and aow invite the patronage of tbe publio by a tempting display of their wares. Charley ex actly understands the demands of this uurket. and he evidently had an 'eye to bis" ou his re- sent trip to Kan Traoeiseo, for be has one of tbe neat est aad most atraetiva sulcction of good ever brought to Albany ; and as he purchseed tbem st the latest price he is prepared to sell accordingly , n - Ar pLAix A Yoi-so's. Tbee geullemea are aow receiving a full iaroice of spring and sum w or goods, and '.heir establishment i fact Citing op with aa endle rariety of RierohaudUe suitable for this market.. There tbe substantial farmer and tbe fashionable lady may alike find their tastes consulted and their demands satisfied, both as to the unality aud price of tbe wares dis played for their inspection. i To Firemem. There will be an adjourned meeting of Albany Firo Com puny at Joe. Wehbor'a this evening." - , ' "MARRIED: HIGGERS MAKKIIAMv-Iu tkU city, at the residence of the bride's father, br Judge Johns. Dr. O. W. Riossits and ill Msar . MaUk bah all of this eity. Compliment of the l.apr y euupte received and the best wbhes of all band returned. : . , . . . . ; h U --' Coaacll IrorctlJngM. TurasBAV Evkmxo. April It. IH70. Council met ; roll called. Prreot ilayor Sunard and Cooncilmen Couiley. Alexander, Urad wohl and Meyer. . Minutes of the last meetin were read and ap proved. Petition of Psrrisb A Kctbum, asking to b rtl eved of or-eniog Ibe alley through lil.ick 19. being read, tbe same was rofrrrcl to a ajtcri.tl emmitlei consislinK of Uradwobl. Meyer and Riley, wbree duty it shell be to take into enij- vratinB tbe opening jf alleys and repuit at tbe UtiXC regular meetiujf ol the Council. hccial committee on csiray taw asked furthrr time, which wa granted until next regular meet injr of Cuuneil. . special cn: uiitt.e oa JI"nlnmrrr Jt Harnes' claim asked fun tier time, wbith was irrai.tvd uulil next regular mcctinjt of ' ounril Stand.ns; Committee t-a bwoaga a-kt-4 until next meeting t.j rvpurt, which wa ;rnleJ. Toe f.illowinjr l-llls were aulvwol and tbe Rc- ronlcr directed to draw order on tle Treasurtr fr tbe several amuuMs : A. Cowan A C . 92 ln ; P. C. Harper A Co., &S.00: 31uutsuierv A ISsrnea. Or-linaree relating to t-irare of snn r-.!tr wa taken ap and r.-ad a toe.-ud time and r-frmil tM acommitlcw Ct.aeUing of Alexander, Comiry and . t r.p'.rt at next meeting I!ids fr bjnlini dift and rrarcl were oninel nl e.-naidmrd, and it 'Mr n; that Mestrs. Wentfall A Ke.-bnm' bid wa the lowest, on mo- (iatn the contract was swjrdct to litem f-r tbri year endiug I'ce. Z. IH,e, at be eis. t..r every 3u (vet 01 uirt tbe same to be delivered In accord ance with the rennirvdients of tbe Oidinacs.- ire- alatiog toe hauling of dirt and gravel. A. C. Jttne. City Kacorder. Under fci rrsig- nation, wbifb was ocet pud to take eTeel st Ike cl'-ction and naaiilicaritdi of a aticci-sdur at ih irst mectin: of tb: Con-ici'. lb-re being unfiiii-hcd bus;ne before the .Council, on mutton sdjonrui-d to m cl Friday veoing, April li, at 7s o'cl-tk. Fbidiv Er April 15. Special tacrine of tbe 'oonctl. There bcine- no ou ruiu tm-sent. ad- nrucd to meet Thursday. April 21. at 7) p. m. A. C. JOXKS. Uwrdt-r. NHKitir-s nai.i:. VTOTICE IS IIEHEBY OIVEX THAT UY Xl virtue f an exooutb a issued out of tbe Cir cuit Coatt of Lion county. Orrgvn, nnd to tn di-r-eted and dt-l.vcred, in favtr of Janus Knox, rli'ntiff, nnd against James B. Clrndeniog. le fenlan(. f-tr the sum of $3,308.35, judgment and cost of suit. 1 have ihi 1-Ttb day of April, A. I. ISTO, levied upon tbe iollowtng tlex-ribcd r--al vs tatc and alt th- appnrtenanct a thereunto belong ing or in anywise appcrta-'uing;, t.t-wit : Tbeeast b ill tbe claim of John Looderback, be ing Claim SotiScaiion Ss. Sixteen Hundred and a n.:ly-f.mr ( invi;,and tiaim No. Fortr-Ke ven ( 1 7) ii Township No. Ten (10). 8uth of Range No. Three (3), West of the Willamette Meridian, a known and described on tbe platx and surreys of the l'nitl States now on tie in tbe Kegiatrt's and Receiver's Office, in Oregon City, in Ibe State of Oregon, commencing at tbe ioutheart corner of said Land Claim, and running thence South Eighty-nine degrees. West, (8. m W..) forty Chains and Forty-fix Links (40-44 eh,) ; thence North Ono Degree and Fifteen 3Iiuutes West, (S. 1 W) tigbty-One chain (Bleb.); tbence North Eighty-Kijcbt degree snd Forty-Five min utes East, (N. 88 i'S K.) Forty-One chains and Seventy-One links (41-71 ch.); thence South Twenty-Five minnU-s East. (S. 0 25' E.) Eighty One chains and Sixteen links, (81-18 cb.) to tbe place of beginning, so an to include Three Hun dred and Thirty-Two and Eighty-Nine One Uundredtb acres (332 8-100): Alt tbe one bslf interest in tba following de scrilted : A part of tbe Land CL im of Exurn Pow ell, being Claim Notification No. Sixteen Hundred and Ninety-Six (169ft), and Claim No. Forty -Four (44), in Township No. Ten (10), South br Kanire No. Three (3), West or tbe Willamette Meridi an, in tbe State of Oregon, a known and described oa tbe plats and survey of the ;nited (State now on file in tbe Register's and Receiver' office, in Oregon City, Stste of Oregon, commencing nt tbe South-West corner of said Land Claim, aad running tbence East Twenty-One chains and Forty Five iink(2l-45 chs.) ; tbence North One degree snd Thirty minutes West, (N. 1 30' W.) Fifty Three' chains snd Tbirty links (53-30 cb.); tbence South Eicbty-Eigbt decrees and Thirty Seven minutes West. (b. S8 37' W.) Fifty-Two ehsins and Fifty links,- (52-50 cbs.) to the Willamette River; tbenco up ssid river with its mosndcrings, t-i tbe place of beginning containing One Hundred and Fifty Acres and Nrnety-Tbree One-IInndrttbs of ao Acre, (150 93-100 acres); and on Monday, the 16A Va of May, 1870, st two o'clock r. st. of said day, in front of the Court Honse door in tba eity of Albany, Linn county. State of Oregon, I will sell the above do scribed real property at public outcry, to tbe highest and best bidder, for easb in band therefor. R. A. IRVINE. ,r : Sheriff of Linn county, Oregon"." Dated this 13tl day of April, A. J). I70. v5n36w4. I SPECIAL NOTICES. Mhs. DumwaV ba Just reoeivsd a number o nariram Fantou Hewing Mncbines. ItUelaim- ed for these machines tbst tbey are slmiilo in aou ftrnction, easily understood,: make aa slaatla stitah, rtea tboir own ends, -adjust their owu needles, are easily moved about uu castors, fa oon- renienca no other maoliine pusiesse,) have extra attueuinvnu ir uoin ereryibing aad are always in running order. They will scaui. hem. lell.eord. quilt, rutllo, mbroider, braid, bind, tuck or gather- run without noise- will not soil the operator's olothua; ami are offered at lower price than any other table tnaehinc in us. Pries of No. 1 ma. chin, blark walnut table with drawer, oiled or waxed, tii. Although It is not known for a certainly tbut tills Factory 1 going to ran Ibis season, our friend WllEELflt, of Urt-wflsville, who has established nob an enviable rvputatlun for low price ami fair doaling.as well as for tbe cxoullsnt quality of the goods kept, liss on band a largely Increased stock winch na born scle ted ,wiia tbe gn-alest ears and which he Intend tn sell at the same low raU as heretofore. Our friends la that vieinitr will do well to uinks a note of tbU. v&n30tl r iVltHt In n TonleT Itear this In miud, that although a loolo Is, to a certain extent, a stimulant; a limnliiHl, wnmoj- iivii I) nay mtUu imtl suosltiHces, ismoa toai'e, but A hkbiutast. Iu IlOfJTKTTEU 3 HTOMAC1I BITTEItS there I a itiuiulating elcmeut of the purest grade man a fact ured Iu this or any olber country, ferrry fiery and eorosiv oil or acid which contain luate the ordinary liquor of com merce. Is expelled from the rye rpirit which forms the alcohol to baais of the UITTKK.S. by earefu1 aud repented rectinoation. Tbe Ju ccs of tbe val- uahle roots, bark and herb, infused Into this wbolesoiue product of tbe finest eraiu.Ptill further modify its ua;ure ; so that It U-couks. in fact, s rtmpls diffusive aerct. nta.s all the banvr and brain exciting proiertlr which belong, mors or less, to ail liquor to a raw state. It is merely the safo and harmless vehicle which render the med icinal virtue of the preparation effective, Increas ing tbetr active Hitr, aad diffusing tbem through the system. llcoce Ike ploaaaut and srvotle k'" wh'K-h la experieoecd after taking a dose of the UlTTKUS. Instead of creating headache, a un uiedU'Bted stimulants are apt to do, this salubrious tonic is tbe best laoss rein-dy f.r that coiopUiiii. It calms nnd sttotb rcrebral cxfittincnt, strength en the nrrves. promott the set retion of lbs x tnc Juice, iuvlorat-' lb toiwcls, dei crm int. the fluids to tbo surface improve tbe spin tit. In crease the animal tii.r. reulatr Oranif at tion, and, from its mild ytl tuVeiiv alterative qualllir. h tbe very best preparation that can be adiiiinis. teretl to the wt-akrr ex in the prcudnr dilSctiltie t wbirh tbcirorganixalion subject tbem. b3lw4. WILLIAM DAVIOSO.V, Office Ne. 64 rront Street, Adjoining the Telegraph Office, Portland, Orogoa. SPECIAL C0LLE0T0E OF CLAIMS. Accounts, X"tc. Rend. 1'rafis, and Mercantile Claim of every descriptive thr..orhnt Oregon and the Territories. WILL l!B MAKE A SI'K CltLTY AXI I'KOMl'TLY COLLECTED, ss well s with a due rrgsr.) for economy in alt bus), ness matters intrusted to bis care and tbe proceed paid over punctually. : Ileal Eatnle Dealer. vioeif MAUK TWAIN'S NEW l:oOK ! . , . . M VKK TWAIX i SKW liOOK ! MAUK tWAlX'S .NEW I'.OOK ! The Sot I'niqat and Spiry Tolnuir Extant! THil INNOCENTS ABROAD! o, tur. . NEW PILGRIM'S PaOGRESS! f the .3tein;,l "Canker Cit itv's" plcasuru csi utsion la Kur.,p, u.l Ibe Holy Land, wilb drsrritli-B Aaia, Allies B of V uutrius. nations, inciivnts and advmrnr-s. as the at prated to the author, from New Yoik to I'sl lint and back, through r r-jnec. Spain. Italy. Al-roevo, nussta, lurkry, ivgvpt. As , Ac, a uotie of Orcr Twenty Thousand Kile Travel! THAI.V. One Lirge and ExcttJiixjUj .,, wf )'. ume of orrr 1't.Kl Octac, J'it;m. Jlruuti J'ulhj Itlutlralnl tr-tl, 1'aiynt ' und Spirited KuyrariiiQth. , No one ?an read its page without feeling that there is still beauty aud suosbine in tbe world. v5n33w. u. Jt. ULOOU, Ageuc ItK.1, EKTATE. 8TIT2EL A UPTON, KEAL ESTATE UHOIiCRH, GCXEltAL AGEXTS. BRAKVII OFFIl-K-AIbauy, Orceoai f.C. mSiVBrNBAIX, Agent. General Land Ag;ncy for Oregon established July, 1808. An office where general information concerning the resource ui Oregon can bo oltulutd re charge, - - Loan reg'itbtble on first mortgage, real estate and eolalcral security. Have for sale a large amount of prop rty loca ted in tho town of Albany. Also lurming lands of every description in Linn and other counties of tbe State. . To the citizen of Albany snd vicinity, snd to tbe owners of real estate, we tuk this method of calling your attention to our place of business. liaving determined to npeo a branch office in your city, we can offer you a medium for obtaining pur chase one that i appreciated hy buyer, a it saves them much time an:! labor in securing what they want. Onr principal agency at Portland, Oregon, i thoroughly established, and the office o welt furnished for giving information upon real estate, that it afford the most complete facilities for all parties baring business in our I ne. You incur no expeme in placing yonr property on sale wilb a unless a sals is made. Office on First street, opposite post office. 3.C. MUXDKKIIALL. Acent. Albany, Oregon March 23, 1870. v5n32yl. Ws the Undersigned Committee, ap pointed lf decide upon tba merits of the washing done by Kane's Condensed Soap snd Common Boiler, decide that the washing done by KANE'S COXDKNSKIi SOAP, is the host, doing the work in a superior manner with less labor, no rubbing being done in usiug Kane's Soap ; but that boras was used in Ibo Automatic, lloilur. li. RUNNELS, North YambilL V. . DANIEL STJtANQ, Salem. ' 1 11. C. CUAWFOUD, " " Salem, June, 12th, 18fi. Committee. Kane's Condensed Soap. Vascodtkb, W. T.. August 7, 1809. Mr. Kahc Sir: Yours of the 6th received, and in answer to your inquiries, I can say that your Soap ha given perfeot satis factionhas performed all it was recommended to perform. On giving it a trial, the washwoman washed six dotrn of plecei. without the aid of any machine or rubbing. ' i Yours.- respectfully. augl2n52r4tf. J. L. RANKIN.,, a. r. bus at.t, Att'y at Law. C. r. PKRRT, Notary Public. RUSSELL FERRY, REAL ESTATE, BROKERS, ; t CfiLUCTtti G AGENTS. -i ?y,Epocll attention gifon to the sale of Roal Estate. Heal Rstats Litigation and tba Collection if Claims. Office, N.. W, Cornes-J'irst an4 Wash ington Streets.. -r ' "T; .. Portland, Oregon, i ADVERTISEMENTS. C0UNTr "CLERK I act CLERK "OF THE DRUG 'STORE! KIX-Xi, XC.-0, XI111 Ac fisJon, Will take pleasure hi waiting on lbs needy with Srarf Medlclnos, Paints, Oils, Dyeata A, OUn, Tai-Bisbes, Fattf, Perrunirry, rancy Soaps, Combs, Brashes, Ve. Aflrl'hrsluiaas' Prescrltitlons earefullv Com. pounoea. MTPoor open all time of night. ! JS-V Orders from lbs interior promptly attended ' - " vSn&ltf CLEAR THE DIRT! BY USING 8TAXPAIID SOAP COMFANV'8 , washing Powders ! tlAUTION I -UWIXU TO THE J many Imitation of this artiule, persons should be very cautious and. purchase none but that branded ''Standard 8oa Company, of Has Krnneiseo," on pasksgs and boss. The Imitation are palmed off by, dealers, beeansa of a greater profit to themselves. The great demand for Ihi powder is a sure guarantee of it good qualities for washing purpose. . It tares time aud labor, and dues hot injui the finest fabric. Suld by all Uroeers. Try standard Heap Co.' Detersive Soap. JlarllriLiiutf. JOHN CONKER, -I'tatra is GENERAL ' MERCHANDISE ! DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING, U00T3, HU0H3, Ac, sold out st about COST! A Cboka, selected duck aow vn band, and will UE ADDED TO CONTINUALLY. SOLO AT REDUCED RATES! iro.v a.d sti;i:i,! O I ALMOST ALT.KINI3S Tn l:t Assortment kept !n tbe City, aad CeatlKBsily Beceiriagj IVetb Additions! SOLD AT LOW RATES! ALL WHO WANT BARGAINS. GIVE ME A CALL I JOHX CONNER. Albany, March . ls;0-n:9l. WAR WITH SPAIN! st CUR MINISTER WITHDRAWN ! I XOTWITIlSTAXbiyti ALL THIS TROIELK. P.C.HARPERtSisCO. HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM SAN FRANCISCO. a very lare aad wII selected l tek of GENERAL 'MERCHANDISE! Which tby offer At Prices to Suit the Times! Their slock consist, in part, st follow : A large uppty or HEAVY 0ASSIMEEES AST) FLASHXLS 1 Senima, Uickary Stripes, Cnacka, Sheetings Bleached and Unbleached, ao French Cottomrlcs, Canton HannrU tnd Ilrary filaokrti. ' A Bplsndid Assortment of LADIES' DRESS GOODS! SVCS AS 8ILK8. -rOPLIJCS. UKMAhK3. MPHKSS CLOTHS, JIKR1NOS. I-KINTS, r . . - ' DELAINES. ' ', A10IIAIK, FANCY PATTERNS, fcllAWLS. ItALMORALS AND ' ! " . M00P-8KIKTS. - 3 FANCY NOTIONS, . . TIUM.MIJ.ci8, Ac, Ladle aad Missi Hoods, Hats, Nubias, A., Ao. A good assnttinant of MEN ASD BOY'S CLOTH IX CI I Gent's Furnishing Goods, Ae. A complete assortment of Men's, Boys and Youth's EXP AND CALF BOOTS AND SHOES! TOBACCO AND CIGARS. Also tba latsrt stylos and best quality of Ladles, Misses at Chlldrea's Shoos. ' . , A iplcndid aortment of O f L ' GROCEBIES1. QUEEXSWAKE Jb GLASSWARE t : Hardware Pocket k Table Cutlery! WINDOW SHADES, LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS, j CARPETXKO.A Z I Men's, Boys and Children's Hats m Wood and Wi(louyWart. f la fact, almost every thing usually kept ia a re- , , tail store. . ., , liaving bought our good on tho best terms that tbe market will afl'ord, and selected them with great c re, we feel warranted lu saying that wo can offer as groat inducements to customer a any bouse in tbe x ' trade, aad hope, by striot at- "? " tention to business and.' -i tbe wants of euitom- -,5 !"' r y Z i" tn' " ritalit eral patronage - from the public. ay-Romeuiber the place: Tho honse formerly oocupicu oj u, ffiiinsnem it Vro, , . .. P, C. IIAKfEK 4 CO. Albany, Oct. iZ, 1869 vinlOtf. FARMERS, TAKE NOTICE I I WILL GIVE FOR EGGS, 20 CT8, PER DOZ., . . .. After this week, oatU further sotioe, - . r Feb. 11, II8?-a10!ft R. CffEADLB. ' ADVERTISEMKNTS. L. NhMlaS. .1 'J 1 Wa-, . KLKISS. ELKINS&SON, One of the Oldest Mercantile Firms ia Lino ( . t :i n Conntjf! .' . t . WE ARE NOW RECEIVING A NEW AND FRESH STOCK OF GOODS I DinxcT rnoai thb sasti Whlib will be sold at the Very Cbeapesl Figures! . ; vuering every inauecment to llielr eld ' customer and other to purebasa their SPUINO SUPPLIES -or DRY GOODS AND 1 CLOTHING! - GROCERIES! Hals and Caps, Boots and Mliaeal Sl'ILDINU MATEBIALS A HARDWARE. PAINTS AND OILS, A peeUl rsatare Quick Salt; Small I'n.fili nnd Prompt tag I L. KLKINS A K0X, Ibanon, April I, 1S70 rin33u6. $10. THE ERIE $10. SEWING MACHINE COMPANY. THE GREATEST TRIUMPH IX T1IE HISTORY OF SEWUTO MACEIHES. Many reason why our Machine ' the best : I. It I the least coin olieaied of in? machine in tli world. 3. It durability, in onaseiarnceof its sioipliuity, is uneoualled. 3. It make tbe elastic "Lock Stitch," ckbratcd for lis itrrngtb. brsuty aud elasticity. 4. It will sew from tbe finest to lb heaviest fabric with equal facility, i. It ba tbe under or f..or Motion fcd, sasa a all bigb- riced machine, snd unlike all low uriced lua- ebiocs. 0. It I retersahle. acwinr backward or forwards T. It ba a self-adjustable pressure fo.t wbkb will ps from Ibe lightest fabric to tb eery bavlel without ebenc. a. Owina to a ne- collar altarbment l it, it is htipostible for it to drop a stilcb when the needle Is properly set. PRICK i Machine. S..ld Leaf Finish, Flower. Asm iaoludiag ilarowm's Self-aewcr. Ilemmer, Oil Can, f?rrw Driver. Clamp Ouage. Printed Direc tions and 4 best assorted silver teel Needles. l. .y;r-Tb fulloniag writlra Ouaranlc is given wilb eaeb machine, signed by Ibe Wholesale acnt: -Thls is to warrant or gaaraatM the Erie Pre mium S!o;f Maebioe, Ihi day (old to M . for a term of fire year from date hereof. In ease this Machine or any part of ft fail during laid time, ws will repair tt free f spent or take it In exchange for a sew on. Ia rate tbe owner desire it, w will rereir tbi machine any time during five year frm date, and allow the cost price for it In part payment toward one of firorer A Itaker'a, hinsji-r's, H heeler A Wilson's. Wilcol A tiibbs' or ibe Florence, and furnish any one of those machines at the manufacturer' regalar price. W. T. ISl'tfH, Wholesale Agrrt." Fampl Machine can be itcn at P C. Hsrssr A I'o's Store or at tba residence of tbe areot. , 8. 8. MAKKHAM, msrllv5n2Tl. Agent at Albany. Or. w.s.De-isro! LITERARY MINDS AWAKE I "W- s. DBiaos, INTENT VPON UP.ATIFYIXQ TIIKSOLUJ of those who hunger and thirst after wit and wisdom, has, FOR THAT EXPREKt Pl'RPO.VEl Opened a Xsw and well selected stock of. -. .". . . Standard and Miscellaneous , books: ranging from School Primers to Shakespeare. Also, constantly on baad, - ' SHEET 9JLSIC "LATEST AUOMESt" STATIONERY! Albums, JJiariet, Writing Fluid, Etc, Etc. I've good to suit all kind of folk. In palace or hovel ; I've Hibles, Poem. Antic Jokes, lllank Books, Gold Pens aad Novel. COME! Call for anrthinr ta rn lin naJ 6. OCCOMMMufafcd'. JZ-trVo will Bnd me in Hill' Prus; Store. Albany, March t,!70-ty. W. S. UUIUUS. MARBLE WORKS! -A- T- MONROE, DEALSB 1.1 MONUMENTS, OBELISKS. TOMBS. 1 . ' Head and Foot Stones Executed lu Cali fornia, - ertnoDt and Italian ARB LE S ! Also, Mantles, Grates. Fire II ricks. Washstand. Curoao and Counter Tops furnished to order. State St., Bet. Commercial and Front, " SALEM, - - - OREGON. - 4n52tf. t i-i. .UllrUAaOa'CICt7 TWTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE 131 undersigned, Administrator of the Estate of E. A. Johnson, deceased, will apply to tba County Court of Linn county, Orogon, at the- May term thereof, to ba holdcn on the first Monday ia May. 1870, for tho purpose of resigning: my trust as said Administrator. a. iuii.LiK, JaM - Adm'r of Estate of E. A. Johnson, dea'd.?; Albany, April 4th, 1870 aSiw. AVDERTISKMENTS. NEW FIRM! NEW FIRM! W. II. KUIIN & CO., ' HV it'ST KCCKiriD A-- LA HUE AS I) WILL SELF.dTEhHTOCtC OF IIAHD WARE ! ' 9 every description, such FARMERS' and MECHANICS' TOOiS coNiisrixo or .... , ANVILS. VICES, BELLOWS. HAMMERS. HATCHETS. Sledge, Saws, Plane, ROM I T AD WILL MAWM ! Together with a large Assortment of ' XJROJSTJHTID STEEL, Springs, lilt, Thimble Skein, tie. Also, a welt scleOMd stock of Spoke; Hull, Bent liimt, Shu J It, 1'olci, Jliekory Jxtet, de. AH cf which w are aow offering to tbe public at low rate. As w make tb business a spc . eiality, w eanaod will krep a better as sortment at lowsr price than any -other house in this city. Receiving aad now opening a splendid toek of WOOD AID WILLOW WARE, wu icu wc orris, at ckeatlt iiicw bates. -r Siore In M.nteitl' Fre-Proof brick, next door to Llaia A Young'. w. 11. Kill s A t.v, Albany, March II, lS70n7.Vm3. ALE AND BEER, ; ; AT CITY BREWERY! CC-r.NER OF FIRST AND WASHINGTON STREETS. ALU AX Y, OnEGOX. J. Z. CROUSE, PROPRIETOR. Brana rpiiK pnoPiiiETons beu leave toix- I form tbe public tbat tby EEEP 0058TASTLT OS HAKD 1 caoicc aariCLs or .ZSTID BEER1 Which tbey ar prepared to furnish AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, X Delivered Free to aoy part of tbe City or fitat. All eruer promptly atleudod to, and . Periect Satlafactiea Oaaxaatsed. MarllvSaMlf, Tba subjoined corresnoBdenec suQcienlly es pials itself PasTLAXP. Oregon, So. 15, 1S8. Massaa. Kvrasus A liaises, tien'l Agent New England Mutual Life Insurance Company, lloston t &raa ; On my own behalf and ia the name f my orphan children. I Leg to tnauk you, and through yoa tbe New England Mutaal Life Insur ance Company of IlosUu, for its muuiScearo in paving m my terminated policy on Ibe life of my bosband. Oa tbe Slat January, 1S69, misfortune compelled me te forego tbe payment of the last premium which non-payment in any other com pany would have loft me my policy bat I am now overjoyed with the receipt of tbo 'amount of tb policy (I tbe amount ol Ibe unpaid premium only), tbauk to tba equity of the Massachusetts Lapse Law, tbat must bless many widows snd their children. 1 recommend the New Knglaod Mutual to all who would provide against possible misfortune. I sincerely tbauk yoa again, gejtle men, for law payment, and also for yoar geuerou nl gentlemanly attistanee in tbe matter. Respectfully, BETSEY MILLER. PoBTLAsn. Oregon, Nor. IS, 1S69. Minn. Evrnsosr'A liaises. General Agents of tbe New anglaaa Atatual Lift Inraranee Com pany, of lioatna : fa'eoteaira .-slaving taken a lively interest in tbe affair of th large aod destitute family, left by aa old resident of (hi city, who died Aug. 2d, 1 889, and who was insured in tbo New England Mutaal Life Insurance Company, w. take pleasure in making tb following itaumentfur th informa tion of tbe public : A. E. C. Miller wa insured by ordinaay Life Policy No. 13,95, bearing dale January 31, IS63. He paid annual payments to January 21. IS68, inclusive. Sinew tbea nothing ba been paid. He died Aug. 2, 1S69, over eighteen months after last payment of premium, yet your company, working under tba equitable Laps Uaws 01 Massachusetts, pay tbe widow and orphans tbo whole policy, de ducting only th premium due: while ia all other companies doing business here, about' which we know anything, the policy would long sinoe have been forfeited, liy the New England Mutaal, the widow has been paid $4,650 Z.0. This we consider munifi cent, mere especially when we taks into considera tion tbat tbe family would not have received a cent from any other company doing business on this coast. This ia oar estimation is enough to rtenmmead this company above all others. This is Equity, this is Mutuality. We, therefore, com mand this company to the public, as the only com pany that baa no forfeitures. We herewith looloss you tb acknowledgment of the widow. Respectfully your, etc.. CINCINNATI BILLS. JACOB MAYER, SE0RGE II. FLANDERS, M. SELLER. Orrica Nsw Eseuan Muti'ai Lira Is a. Co. n No. 12 Carts.' BuiLnixo, Porvlasd, Oregon. Nov. IS, I8C9. To Messrs. C. Bills, J. Myer. Geo. II. Flander and M Sellers . ; Otnttemtn 1 Your favor of yesterday, ioclosior "acknowledgments of Mrs. Miller," is tt hsnd. Please aocept onr thanks ior tbe roluutary jus tice yoa have dona th company wo represent. - lours very iruiv, al5tf - EVKRSON A HAINES. UMATILLA HOUSE! DALLES CITY . '. OREGON. IIADLEY etc SIXNOTT, Prop'ra. Til IS WELL KNOWN FIRST-CLASS HOUSE having been recently repaired and renovated throughout, offers superior accommodations and gives better satisfaction to tbs Traveling Public than any Uotal in Dalles City.. It is the only First-Class Hotel ia tbe City, and really the only Hotel the Traveling Community patronise. Soiti of Booms for Families, and Superior ' ' AooommodatioM i 5r oDO Guests ! This Hotel is located near the Steamboat Landing - , and. Railroad Depot. THE HOTEL OMNIBUS v Will always b at the Railroad Depot and Steamboat Landiar on the arrival of Passengers, to convey them rnd tbair baggage tn and from tb Hotel free of charge. ""Particular attention paid to ealling guests in tba morning for the boat and" ears? and extra attention paid to saolna; fam ilies off oa the ears and boat. . Thy have two large FIRE-PROOF SAFES in the office, for tb via of their enest. Hotel open all night ia chare of a care ful Watchman, in connection with the Hotel they have a fine . 4" Billiard Saloon and Beading Seem ! Mawh-ll, lSTO-riaSOtf. A D V KTltf I SE M ENtTS. TO THE UNFORTUNATE NEWl REMEDIES 1 . NEW REMEDIES DR. GIBBON'S DISPENSARY, 623 Kearnr St., comer Commercial, Private Entrance on CowmercSa! it,' MAS I'nASClMO, KSTAELISHED IS ISii, fcr ibe treatment i f l-'rxual , aad Hcniinal Duiearcs.iuch .0on orrbeca, (lleei, rstrictarq,iiypb iit in.. all jit forms, Utjoinal Vsaki,c, JmpoUncy, tc kin Dicsc (of yerrs', stsod ng) nnd Vlcerstad Legs sas fu!ly treated. ' , ,,: Horrible Ciseasts.. ,, . . How many tbousaads of persons. b-Xh aval and ft male, are there who are suffering vat a art crable existence, from tbe effect of reerst imlulg enees, or from rirn absorbed it to the ytn Look at tbeir pallid, cmseialcd snd distgvred faees, aad their broken-down constitutions, dis qualifying tbem Tor tbs bappinora ef marriage or tbe enjoyment ef life. In ibn horrid situation thousand suffer until nesib closes the seen. Let ps rents, guardians and friends attend to 4bes who ar suffering with sny ef these barrible, Irf e destroying nikls'lter ste tbat tbey arc eared for and eared before it is too late. Send tbem iasase- d lately to Dr. Gibbon, a physician who has made private diaeasef bis especial study tut years; aad who Is or rial a to cure the most inveterate eases witbout mercury or acy njuriottr drug. It br itriporisnt to those wbo arc afflicted, or te those, who sr interested in the welfare of their friend. to be careful tf tbe tnar.y pretended doctors be tnrcxtail cities, i-ebli-nme their skill in earing ait- diseases in a few days, imposing; upon tb pablie by ns.ng the name of eminent physician from fcurtrt and other 1,'accs. Be, tnerelove, earefol, and make strict intjuiry. or yoa may fall iiit tbe hand of those cbsrlstar. ' SemisalWeakBcss. -:? Scmfual emiffrions, tbs eonseooee -of. self- abuse, 'ibis solitary vie-, or depraved seaasl indulgence. i practiced by tbe youth of bctn. sezca to an almost uu'imited eztvrit, producin;. with nnerrin' ccrlaititr, the followinc tri of morbid sjmptomf . ur4. e onit-atsed by seientrfie medical mcsiurcf, rir: callow corrttcnaece, dark spots cu!cr eyes, paiu is tbe end. rinzing in tie ear, noise like fiie rustling of leaves sud rattling of chariot, uocasipos about the lrius, vrenkne ot tbe limbs, cotfn'l rltion, Wanted intellect, lose of confidence, diffidence ef p',roae1i?tg'lrn?trs. a d.!ike to form 1 csra'-q-aintarce. a distmsifion to bon ciefy, los of memory, beetfc flosbes. pimples ana eruptions about tni f-icc, furred tur.gur, fetd breath, ewges, cocsarcplion, mgb swea'is, mononatiia anl freoaett inrsritr.; If relief 1 not obtaincl.the scffcTcr should ' apply immediately, either In porno n ty letter, to bavo a cur effected by bitnew sti"!" ec;cntie mode of tresting tbl dca!e, which nerer fi!e of effect Ug a quick and rtdical cure. l-r. G. will giTe$lew to any person who will f.rc-rejntii'fsctorily to bias tbat be was cured cf tiii ccaiplaliit. by either of tac San Fruockc tqauVs. Karried XCcn, 1 - Or those who c-fctcrnjlate tasrriage, iiho r ruf. ferine ucder any of tbe-? fKwTiil multfdier. ibeaH n-t f'Tgt-l the -rid rwc nihilities rc?lin epo. tbtm, nor dc!ay to o!:ta;n iuitccditite relief. " T tie jVadiea. i t The varionf C'.mplic3tvl tnd Jitlrcs-ing uiaeasea incident t females, trotted wib ctniutat recce ss such a Sapt rcesioo", Irr-u!-r;t-r, biter, Fajb ingof tlie WomV, Tus;rs, all 1'iiuary lisae, Ncrrou Debility, l'a;;ifn! or l'iffcu'.t Mci.stce ra tion, ISarrennes.', etc will t speedily cured, with out poisonous urus, injuric, T nspalatable med ic ii.es of acy kird. Hare no delicacy ia calling, no difference what jour troubles rur be. Tb f HktcJ are eriie'.iy itTitid to call and satisfy tacascirts. re.scn'a calling at I'r. (ilbboa's office or seed ing fr pncVagcs of icedicst.e may rvly npoa bis assurances of cobfid-.-ntuJ S--crey with implicit failb, a 10! expect bo more tban li b ebarxtd with, a fciir and mutually satisfactory remuneration- tot service rendered. r niderin tbe circamstaaoisa and dICcnkic of tie case, . rather tbsn a toe prcr aJcnt and c!S;b practice (f txortaik a among quacks and prcU.cdt.-rs. -. I)R. GIBBON i rcspo.-.tii.'.e. and will git to each patient a written isiirbou tit binuics himself to effcot a radical ad pcrsan-j-t cere or make ao charge. Cared at Llama. Person at a distance can b CtEEIi AT HOME, by addressing a. letter to Dr. Gibbon stating esse, symptoms, kngth of lime the discaa ha eontinotd, and save mctlicines pn mpliy for warded, free uf damare stud curiosity, to aavy part of the country, with fu'i and plain direction tor use, by enclosing $15 dollars in enrn-acy or tf ia coin, in a reentered letter, through the Post ofijee on Weils, 1V' A Co. A package of medi cine will be fvrwWued by exprers to any part of tbe Coion. - - Address t)R. J. F. GIBBON'. . r Box 2 jSvPan Fnncisc.Jlifortia. a Remember to pnt tox 252 on the letter. -Consultation FREE. - . ; ; - .fF9" Correspoudenta witl pleace inform DIt. GIBBON tbat they read his advertisement in two Statb Rigars Davecaar. SBayISv4n39yt. MORS THAN 200,000 PERSONS Bear UsUmocij to tha Wonderful Cuimtive, Cnectaof Dr. Joseph Walker'a 814 YtliEGlR BITTERS, alanafactared from the native Serbs and Boots of California, - yThe Great Blood Pnrifier.rfSrj FOR INFLAMMATORY AND CHEONIO RHEVMATISit AND GOUT. DYSPEPSIA or . INDIOESTION. BIUOUS, HEMITTENT and , INTEBSirrTENT FEVERS. DISEASES OFTHB,. v BLOOD. LITER. KIDNEYS and BLADDER, three BITTERS have been niCKt sneccwful. BCC7H " -DISEASES are caused by TTIATED BLOOD. - which ia aenerally prod need by derangement of tbe DIGESTIVE ORGANS. . , deans the Vitiated Blood whenever yea flnit . , , tt Impurities bursting through the skin in Pirn- . plea. Eruptions, or Bores: cleanse it when you find " It obstructed and sluggish in tho veins: cleans it when it is font, and yonr feelings will tell yea whan. Seep to blood healthy, and all wiU be wvli. ; , AGENTS, ,,, OK Oorner Pins snd Bansome Rtreets.San Fraaclsooa ; Cab, and Sacramento, CaL, aa4 . . M Piatt Street, N.Y, . . .9 'f f 1 r'"."'r TO THE WORKING CiA5S.-eWe are new; prepared to furnish all classes with scpstant cm-' plojment at home, the whole of tbe time or f r ' the spare momeBts. Uusmers new, light sndprcfltr able. Persons of eit'aar sex easily earn from 60c; to ti per evening, aad a proportional mm ,by dc. ' voting their whole time to the butiness. Boj-ssnA.., girls ears nearly as much as men. Tbat all who, see this notioe may send $beir address, and test the hnsinsss.we make this unparalleled effer: Te' such ss aro not well sati.-fied, w will aend $t t psy fot the trouble of writinp. 3hH .artieulars, a valaable aatupln, whiob will da ia at, rem en ee work on, and a copy of T5c -people's iitrmry , Coanaafoa one of the largest and best fmvy" newspapers published U wt free vj mail, (tender, if you want perma-nent, pr3tble work, address E. C. ALLEN C"0.y ArcrITA . "J de?r.ial?i3. -' III :fS;;ffii li V" i & V7 to --Ma f j! SH CALIFORNIA l .1 mmmm