The state rights democrat., August 23, 1872, Image 4

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FRIDAY...
.AUGUST, 23 1872.
8CISSORIXGS.
The storm signal man on top of
Hount Washington, holds the "high
est office in the gift of the nation."
A gentleman ordered his servant
to call him at six; but he woke him
at four, telling him he had two hours
longer to sleep.
"I will preach from dat portion
of the Scripture, dis evening," said
a colored dominie, "where de 'Postle
Paul pints his 'Pis tie at the Phe
eians. "
The Virginia Legislature has
passed a bill repudiating one third of
the old State debt, that being the
amount which was apportioned to
West Virginia. ,
It is stated that upward of three
thousand women are now employed
in the departments at Washington
as clerks, printers, librarians, copy
ists, and the like.
Miss Amanda Way, has been li
censed to preach by the Methodist
Church in Winchester, Indiana, and
delivered her first sermon in that city
a few Sabbaths ago.
There are twenty family physi
cians in Berlin who are justly entitled
to be called famous practitioners.
They have amassed individually
ample pecuniary means, it is said.
A blind woman in Iowa has learned
to thread a cambric needle with her
teeth and tongue, and a contempara
Ty asks: "Is their anything in the
world that a woman's tongue cannot
do or undo?"
All the liquor shops of Washington
are closed on Sunday. The only
place where you can get a drink on
that day is at the White Ilouse, and
then it is to your advantage to be a
brother-in-law or cousin.
"Mrs. Muffin," said a visitor.
"Emma has your features, but I think
she has got her father s hair. "Oh,
now I see," said the "deer little
JEmma," "It's because I have father's
hair that he has to wear a wig." $
One of Baltimore '8 loveliest belles
Lad a runaway match, to the intense
delight of the gossipers. A sympa
thizing chronicler says that the bride
"'left a disconsolate little - poodle to
mourn the pangs of unrequited love
Douglas Jerrold said: "Eve eat
the apple that she might indulge in
dress." Little did she realize the
cost of fig leaves in the nineteenth
centurv, or how much it would worry
her poor daughter to get even a ballet
iress.
An archaeological correspondent
adduces as evidence of the antiquity
of the game of euchre the passage in
the New Testament which relates
Low the priest and the Levite
"passed" and the good Samaritan
"assisted."
Two Quaker girls were ironing on
the same table. One asked the other
what side she would take, the right
or left? She answered promptly:
"It will be right for me to take the
left; and then it will be left for thee to
take the right."
The first woman admitted to prac
tice as a lawyer in tho Courts of the
District of Columbia, is a young,
colored woman, Charlotte E. Ray, a
graduate of Howard Institute. She
was admitted to the Bar last Friday,
tinder the new rules ofthe Court.
A eolored mail-carrier in Virginia
was recently well shaken by a man
for kicking his dog. "Look a here,
massa," said he, "you'd better be
ieerful how you shakes dis chile; cos
when you shakes me you shakes de
whole of de United States; I carries
de mails."
A man who went to the Hartford
menagerie, the other day, remarked
to a person standing near: "How I
would love to see one of those noble
animals," meaning the tigers, "roam
ing the forest! How quick I would
get up in a tree!" The man means
just what he said.
A curious confirmation of the truth
of Thackeray's assertion that a lady
could not write a letter without
underscoring some of the words was
shown in Queen Victoria's recent let
ter to the people, acknowledging her
gratification at the enthusiastic recep
tion with which she was greeted. In
it three words are underscored.
Testing Silver Platixg. It is
sometimes a matter of interest to be
able to determine, by means of a sim
ple test, the nature of a silver coat
ing to a metal, whether it be pure
silver or some other substance. This
is said to be readily accomplished by
the use of a cold saturated solution of
bichromate of potash in pure nitric
acid of one and two-tenths specific
gravity. The surface of the article
to be tested is to be first washed
with strong alcohol, so as to remove
any lacquering, and then a drop of
the solution applied by means of a
glas3 rod, the place affected being
immediatly rinsed off with water.
. If the substance in questisn be silver,
a distinct blood-red spot of chro
mate of silver will be perceived.
The stop is brown on German silver,
and after rinsing shows no trace of red.
With Britannia (composed of tin and
a little copper), a black spot will be
discovered, but no effect will be seen
with platinum. Upon a surface
amalgamated with mercury a reddish-brown
deposit will be perceived,
which is completely washed away on
rinsing. With lead, and Tsismuth a
yellow deposit remains. Zinc be
comes strongly etched, the liquid,
however, disappearing completely on
washing. Tin is attacked also
very decidedly, but the test liquid
imparts a brownish color, and an
addition of water produces a yellow
deposit which readily attaches it
self to the metal. -
Some Michigan boys, feeling the
need of wholesome recreation, stuffed
a suit of clothes with straw and buried
it. killed a couple of chickens and
strewed the blood around the grave,
and trampled the ground so that it
gave evidence of a fearful struggle.
The horrified citizens soon discovered
the grave, summoned the Coroner,
had a jury impaneled, dug up the
body, and adjourned in a hurry. "";
A patriotic French lady, interested
in the national subscription, extorted
10,000 francs from ber lover by threat
ening to send certain autographs to
tu LiiC gsuueuiiui g wile.
, AMVBtNO SCENE.
The Washington Star says: The
passengers on one of the Biker street
cars laughed some yesterday morn
ing at a scene between the conductor
and a well-dressed young man. from
Georgetown. As the car was pass
ing down the avenue, the young man
at the time standing on the platform
taking it easy with one foot on a
trunk, he was approached by the
conductor and his fare demanded.
He quietly passed over his tewenty
five cents. - - J
Conductor I demand twenty-five
cents for that trunk.
Young Man (hesitatingly) Twenty
five cents? Well, I think I will not
pay it.
Conductor Then I shall put the
trunk off.
Young man You had better not,
or you may be sorry for it.
Conductor pulls strap, stops car
dumps trunk on the avenue, starts
car, and after going some two squares
approaches the young man, who was
still as calm as a Summer morn
ing, and in an angry mood says:
"Now, I have but your trunk off,
what are you going to do about it?"
Young man (coolly) Well, I don't
propose to do anything about it; it's
no concern of mine; it wasn't my
trunk.
Conductor (fiercely) Then, why
didnt you tell mo so?
Young man Because you didn't
ask me, and I told you you'd be sorry
for it.
Conductor (furious) Then go in
side the car.
Young Man Oh, no! you're good
enough company for me out here.
At this juncture a portly German
emerges from the car, and angrily
says: "Mine Gott! you feller, where
is mine drunk?' '
Young Man My friend, I tkink
that is your trunk down on the ave
nue there.
German Who put .him off? I
have the momsh to pay him. I see
about dot.
The car was stopped, and shortly
after the conductor was seen to come
sweating up, with the trunk on his
back a part of the performance he
did not enjoy half as well as did the
passengers.
Johnny says he has ceased to dis
pute the point that an ounce of pre
vention is better than a pound of cure;
but can t see why he should be made
to swallow the whole ounce at one
gulP-
A gentleman recently declared his
love in writing to a lady whose affec
tions bad entered on another gentle
man whose name was Aiken. She
replied to her adorer that she "bad
an Aiken void in her heart which he
could never fill."
ADVERTISEMENTS.
CITATION.
In the County Court of the County
oj .inn, Mate oj Uregon, in pro
bate, at the August term thereof,
ut U'JUJSI, I, AO US.
In the matter of (be estate of Jacob Nye, in
sane.
Application to tell real estate.
This day eomei on to be beard the petition of
i. ai. rowrn, guardian or me person and es
tate of said Jacob Nye, who it incapable of
conducting bu own business affair, duty veri
fied and fiied in this court, praying for tbe tale
of tbe real etate of said ward for tbe rapport
oi saia waro ana nti lamuy. it it nereby or
dered that tbe next of kin of tbe laid ward, and
all peri oDS interested in taid estate, be and ap
pear before tbia Court at tbe Court House in tbe
City of Albany in tbe County of Linn. State of
Oregon, en lueiday, tbe 3d day of Sept., 1872,
at one o'clock in the afternoon of thai day, te
f bow came why a licence should not be granted
fur tbe tale of inch estate, and a copy hereof be
published for three eonsecutire weeks in the
"State Rights Democrat" newspaper, published
in Linn county, Oregon.
State of Oregon, County of Linn, SS.
I, J. II. Ilackleman, Count Clerk and ex-of-
ficio Clerk of tbe County Court of said County of
iinn, ao nereoy certiry tnat the foregoing bat
been by me carefully compared with and is a
true copy of the original order of Court in tbe
therein entitled cause, as tbe tame is and ap
pear of record in my office.
In testimony whereof I bare
nereunto set my band and af
fixed tbe teal f laid Court,
which it my official teal, this
8th day or Aojcutt. A. I. 1872.
J. n. HACKLEMAN, County Clerk.
Geo. K. Helm, Att'y for Guardian. n52w3
GO TO Tnrreirs FOE HARDWARE,
Lampi, Lamp Glasses, etc. lie hat the
goods to suit yon.
SUBESONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Uregon jot tM Votinty of .mn.
Nancy A. Sallies, Pl'ff, vs. William L. Sal-
lint, Deft.
Suit for diroree.
To tbe above-named deft, , Win. L. Sullins.
In the name of tbe State of Oregon : Yon are
hereby required to appear in tbe Circuit Court
for Linn and answer tbe complaint of tbe above
named plaintiff' therein filed against yon witbin
ten days from tbe date of tbe service of this
summons upon yon, if served in Linn county ;
but if served in any other county witbin the
State of Oregon, then witbin twenty dayt from
tbe date of this summons upon you ; and if
served by publication, then on the first day of
tne next term or said Court, wbicb shall eom
mence six weeks and more after tbe date of tbe
first publication hereof, which said term will
commerce on tbe fourth Monday of October,
lojz, and u yon rail to answer as above requir
ed tbe plaintiff will apply to tbe Court for the
relief therein demanded, wbicb it to obtain a
judgment and decree of slid Court dissolving
tno bonds or matrimony existing between you
and tbe plaintiff, and changing plaintiff's name.
and for the costs and disbursements of this suit
to be taxed, and for such other and further re
lief as pertains to equity.
GEO. B. HELM. Att'y for Pl'ff.
Published by order of Hon. B. F. Bonbam.
Judge of said Court, which order bears date,
juiyza, i7Z. v7nMw6.
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ASH PAID FOR WHEAT. OATS, PORK
Batter and Eggs by WHEELER
at ff EDD.
SUMMONS.
In the County Court of linn County,
State of Oregon.
BARNARD HUNT. Plaintiff, vs. JOHN POP
PER asd ALECK KELLER, Defendants.
Action at law for tbe recovery of money.
To John Popper and Aleck Keller, Defendants :
In tbe name of tbe State of Oregon: Yon
are hereby required to appear and answer tbe
complaint filed against you in the above entitled
action by tbe first day of tbe next September
term of said Court, which will be held on the
first Monday in September, 1872; and if yon
fail to appear and answer said complaint at re
quired, the plaintiff will take judgment against
yon tor tne sum oi sixty dollars and a half, with
interest thereon, at one per eent per month from
the 4th day of April, 1872, in U. S. gold coin,
besides costs and disbursements of this action.
Service by publication of summons made by
virtue of an order granted by Hon. B. N. Tan
dy, Judge of taid Court, this day at Chambers.
July 13, 1872. c ' S. A. JOHNS,
n49tf Att'y for Pl'ff.
WOOL SHAWL8, LONG AND SQUARE,
Plaid and Striped, for sale by WHEEL-
14 at SIlEDIf.
GEO. TURRELL PAYS THE HIGH
est price for all kinds of Country Produce.
Remember tbe address, TURRELL, First St.
FURS ! FURS ! FURS !
fpHE HIGHEST PRICE PAID IN CASH
lor au Kiuas ot Hurt, by
v7n26tf SLAIN, YOUNG & CO.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
GROCERIES ,
AND -
PROVISIONS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
COR. FIRST BROAD ALBIN-STS.
ALBANY, OREGON,
A. C. LAYTOIM,
Proprietor.
I have always In store a full and
COMPLETE SUPPLY
OF
STAPLE
AND
FANCY GROCERIES !
PROVISIONS,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS,
Which I will sell for cash, as low as tbe lowest,
or exchange for all kinds of merchantable
Country Produec
Received and in store a large quantity of
ISLAND SALT,
which I will sell cheaper than ever before offer
ed in tins market.
v7n46tf. A. C. LAYTON.
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THE tranenae demand for IIOIXOWA yg
-- FILLS and OINTMENT hu tempted
unonnapled putiee toeottatcrfeit tfacee vela,
able nudicuM.
In OTdatoptoteetibepabtkajidaQntrma,
we have imtuA a tn " Trade Mark," constat,
in of aa brypttaa circle of a serpent, with
the brtter H in tbe centre. F.ttt box of grn
nm Houowav't Pitte and Oiktvewt will
have tbia trade mark oa it ; none are rrnume
without it. -
N. T. Ca-aane.L Co., Sole Proprietor,
TS Maiden Lane, New Totk
Cult A BmotjAM
Ban Francisco, Cel.
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast.
v7n24yl.
Jin. II. I. GOD LEY,
FIRST ST., ALBA SIT, .
CONTEMPLATES ENLARGING II ER
business tbe coming season, and (n order
to make room will
Sell at Cone for Thirty Dyt
Her entire stock of
MILLINERY GOODS !
Consisting of
BONNETS, HATS, FLOWERS,
RIBBONS, LACES, EMBROIDERIES,
JACONETS, BARRED MUSLINS,
And a variety of other goods to be found in a
First Class Millinery Store.
SSy-Please call and examine stock. "ft-
v7n50tf.
PORTLAND STORE!
At
SCI0, LINN CO., OREGON.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING OPENED
tbe above etore, with a new and well-assorted
stock of Clothing, Dry Goods, Notions,
Hats, Boots, Shoes, Groceries, Hardware, Crock
ery, Preserved Vegetables, Salmon, and all oth
er articles generally kept in a Country Store,
offer the same at Portland prices.
Having unrivalled facilities for purchasing, I
a in enabled to tell a better quality of goods and
at lower prices than any other store this side oi
Portland.
All kinds of Produce taken in exchange at
tbe highest market price. I solicit patronage.
v7n52m3. 1. GOLDSMITH.
CHAIRS AND TURNING!
J. M. METZLER,
naving moved his Shop to Jefferson and avail
ed himself of the waler-powcr at that place, is
now prepared to furnish his celebrated
RAW-HIDE BOTTOMED CHAIRS !
In any quantity und In any sbape.
figylie will still keep a large stook of chairs
at his old stand, either ready for use or in
pieces for shipment. W. D. Belding is hit
agent at this place. v7naltf.
nRUOS AND MEDICINES, PAINTS
and Oils, Glass and Putty, sold by
WHEELER at SHEDD.
HARNESS SHOP AT SHEDD, OREGON.
T. FOKTIIVER,
Manufacturer of, and Dealer in HARNESS and
SADDLES. A good article for a fair price.
Particular attention paid to repairing.
Bhedd, Aug. 7, 1872. n52m3.
(1EO. TURRELL KEEPS A LARGE
T stock of Assorted Merchandize to suit tbe
market. It would be to tbe interests of every-
eoay to give mm an eariy cau.
1 ADVERTISEMENTS.
W. II. KUHN & CO.,
, DEALERS IN
IHOIST Sc STEEL 1
Springs, Alien, Thimble Skelm, etc.
Also, a well selected stock of
Wagfon Timber!
Spoke, Hub, Bent Itimi, Shajtt,
J'vlet, Hickory Jxlet, dec.
FARMERS' and MECHANICS'
TOOLS
CONSIST! NO OF
ANVILS. VICES. BELLOWS. HAMMERS. HATCH
ETS. SLEDGES. SAWS. PLANES.
CUONS-CUT AND MILL SAWN I
Together with a large Assortment of
WOOD AND WILLOW WARS, f
p9" Store In Montcltb's Fire-Proof briok,
next door to lJlain, Youngs A Co.
W. II. KHUN A CO.
Albany, Jan. IS, 1871 n22yi.
BLACUNSIITlIlNCs
ASD
GENERAL REPAIR SHOP.
Til E UNDERSIGNED IUVINO R E
turned tn Albany, and taken bis old shop
on tbe corner of Ellsworth and Hecond streets,
announces hit readiness to attend to all kinds or
BLACKSMITUINO, MILL A MACHINE
FORUINO, ETC,
Also has on band and for tale, tbe
COQUUXARO WAOON,
Btrayer Force-foed
GRAIN SRIXJL,
STAB MOUNS,
CASTSTEEL,
mad other PLOWS,
wbicb be will sell on tbe most reasonable terms.
VIVE HE A CALL.
libit
ublie
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D.
Having leased R. CUEADLE'8 Urge
WAREIIOUHE
at the foot of Broednlbla street, oa tbe bank ef
the Willamette river, I am prepared to
BUY, SELL, STORE OR FORWARD
WHEAT OR OATS
la unlimited quantities.
The IIlglstNt Harket Frl Paid
la Casita for Wheat and Oate.
Parties wishing to stere grain can make ar
rangements to gat all tbe taekt Deeded.
Grain stored atd forwarded at loweet rates.
A liberal share of patronage Is solicited.
A. B MOKKI3.
Albany, Joly 28, 1872- v7n40if.
$ READ, ACT W1SLY,
ASD
SAVE MONEY!
Ifc. O, Mill Ac Hon,
THE OLDEST DRUG HOUSE IN LINN
COUNTY, after thanking their numerous
iriendi and patrons for past fsvort, dei.re to
merit a continuance of patronace by kecpinr
constantly on band a full supply of v
Drngi, Patent Medieinci, Perfumery, Oils,
Paints, Dye-Staffs, Brushes, Truiiei, etc.
Agents for Dr. D. Jtynes A Pons' line of med
icinal, the celebrated fjak Weed Kemad
or Oregon Rheumatie Cure, Ac, Ac
Constantly on band, a good supply of Positive
and Negative Powders.
arPbTiicianr Prescriptions carefully Com
pounded, in either the English or German lan
guage. J
we are also ajrents Tor tbe HOME SHUTTLE
SEWING MACHINE one of tbe best Family
Machines in nse. Call and see nt and tatitfy
yourselves. R. C. HILL A SON.
vonltf
JOHN CONNER'S
BANKING AND EXCHANGE OFFICE,
ALBANY. OREGON.
DEPOSITES RECEIVED,
SUBJECT TO CHECK AT SIGHT.
Interest Allowed on Time Deposits in Coin.
EXCHANGE ON PORTLAND, SAN FRAN
CISCO, and NEW YORK, for sale
at lowest rates.
COLLECTIONS MADE AND PROMPTLY REMITTED
pff-Banking hours, 8 a. x. to 4 p. K.-flt
Refer to II. W. CORBETT,
HENRY FAILING,
Feb. 1, 1871-yl W. 8. LADD.
tPlLOTIIING AND BOOTS AND SHOES
J a fine assortment ery low by WHEELER
at MiiKittr.
THE JUSTLY
CELEBRATED
BAIN WAGON !
JJECOGNIZED EVERYWHERE AS A
FIRST CLASS FARM WAGON.
No other Wagon has a Home reputation equal
to "Bain" make, and it is tbe only wagon that
has been teited and known to stand this climate.
In a word it is made of the beit materials and it
tbe best finished wagon that comes to this mar
ket.
We have different styles of Hounds and Reach,
Patent do. (so colled) Included
BLAIN, YOUNG A CO.
v6n43 Agents at Albany.
GREEN PEAS !
2STEW POTATOES,
BANANA'S GRAHAM CRACKERS!
n38tf
N S DUBOIS A CO
HEOPLE FURNISHING SHOULD CALL
I and see Tnrrell's large stock of Car.
pets. Oil Cloths, Blinds, Rugs, etc., which he it
t .
selling very eneap.
TTOME SHUTTLE SEWING M CHINES,
XX Plows, and all kinds of Agricultural lia-
pleinents told by wills tibial
at SHEDD.
FOR DRESS GOODS, TRIMMINGS,
Gloves, Hosiery, etc., go to Turrell'B,
i mi street. .
WHEELER'S, AT SHEDD.
ECONOMY IS WEALTH!
TIME IS MONEY!!
MATE VOiB TI.HE
AND
ACCUMULATE WEALTH!
BY BUYING YOUR
DRY GOODS,
HARDWARE,
GROCERIES,
CROCKERY,
NOTIONS,
CLOTHING,
HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS AIIO SHOES,
PIELS AND IsINEflEMTS.
PAINTS AND OILS.
IN FACT ALMOST ANYTHING THAT TOU
MAT HAVE OCCASION TO USE
TO BK HAD UNDER
ONE ROOF.
READY PAY AND SHORT TIME!
PROMPT PAYING CUSTOMERS
will find, aa heretofore, at the store of
the subscriber at all times a good as
sortment of the
BEST GOODS
AT THE
LOWEST prices:
All Kinds of
MERCHANTABLE PRODUCE BOUGHT I
A. WBESLER.
Shed. Ot, AprUS, 1872.
T7nMa
ADVERTISEMENTS.
P. C. HARPER &CO.
w
E BEO LEAVE TO CALL THE AT
teotlon of tb publio to our large and
WELL SELECTED STOCK I
OF
GENERAL MERCHANDISE!
Consisting of the latest and
MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES
or
DRESS GOODS,
TRIMMINGS,
LACE COLLARS,
EMBROIDERY,
SHAWLS,
LACES,
And FANCY NOTIONS !
IN THE
GENTLEMEN'S DEPARTMENT !
We offer tbe latest stylet In Clothing ; tbe nest
in underwear the nobbiest ties and
scarfs ; tbe nicest gloves and
Gauntlets, and tbe
"Ton" in Boots
and Shoes.
OTTO SILK HATS
ABE ALL, THE BACEI
We keep constantly on band a
FULL ASSORTMENT
Shot Gum,
Shot Pouched,
Powder Flanks,
Ciun Tubes,
Shot Belt,
, Powder,
Shot,
Caps,
la fact everything la the hunter's line.
GROCERIES, CROCKERY, GLASS WARE,
POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY,
NAILS. rOME8TIC COODR. TO
BACCOS. FRUIT JARS,
WOOD AND WIL
LOW WARE.
ARE ALL COMPLETE.
Tbe (took of Mirrors and Picture Frame em
braces all sites and styles.
Call and osatatne our stock In Foster's bond
ing. First 6U, Albany. Oregon.
V7n3tr. P. C. JIAKPEK A CO.
CITY DRUG STORE.
A CABOTBEaS.
I
K. SAITKABSB.
A. CAR0TI1ERS & CO.,
DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES.
FOSTER'S BLOCK. FIRST ST.. ALBANY. OREGON.
DIALKBS la
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
PATENT MEDICINES,
PAINTS, DY E-STUFFS,OILS,
GLASS,
. TOILET GOODS,
French mud American Colognes,
Handkerchief Extracts,
CONFECTIONERY.
Pnre Winei ind Liquors for Medicinal Uses.
FINE TOBACCOS AND CIGARS.
Familj Seoipes and Physician's Frescip-
. turns Compounded.
Dec307-Tn?0. A. CAROTIIERS A CO.
CHAS. MEALEY,
.DEALER IX
FURNITURE :AND CABINET WARE!
(Corner of First and Broadalbin streets,
at old stand of C. Mea ey A Co.)
ALBANY, OREGON.
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL
assortment of everything in bis line that
trade requires or an enterprising publio demands.
FURNITURE!
Of All Kinds and Descriptions!
BEDS AND BEDDING, &C.
Particular attention will be paid to orders for
UNDERTAKING 1
And all other orders in my line will be promptly
attended to.
Sattaetn Guarantied and Work Warranted I
CHAS. MEALEY.
Albany, July 6, 1889 v4n47tf.
JOB WAGON.
H
AVINO PURCHASED THE INTEREST
ef G. W. Young in tbe
DELIVERY BUSINESS.
I am prepared to do any any and all kinds of
Jobs on snort notice ana witn quick dtspalcn.
Terms reasonable. Packages delivered to any
part of the eity.
Look ont for the hay ream and Job Wagon.
' v7nJ2tf. A. N. ARNOLD.
. COAL OIL1 V
1 ,000 GALLONS !
A LITTLE LOWER! .
vT.l&tf By SLAIN, YOUro CO.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALBANY FOUNDRY
" ' ASD
MACHINE SHOPS !
A. F. CHERRY, Proprietor,
' ALBANY, OREGON.
Manufiietares Steam Engines 1 1
FLOUR AND S.W MILL MACHINERY!
Agricultural Machinery,
ALL AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES.
Attn aeent for Richardson. Meriam A Co'.
Far A CVs, and II. IS. gmitb't
PITEST W00D-WORKIXG MACHINERY !
Also Manufacturer of Degroat'f
PATEXT IIlO FEIVCE.
IRON ANO BRASS CASTINGS !
Of All Kindt, Mad to Order I
Repairing; all kinds bf machinery done on
shortest notice. A. F. CIIEKKX.
v7n6tf.
MONEY CANNOT BUY IT !
For 8ight is Priceless
tT TBtJ
Diamond Spectacles Will Preserve It.
IT TOU VALUE Y0UE EYESIGHT
VtZ THESE
PERFECT LEXSEK.
Ground from minute Crystcl Pebbles, melted to
gether, and derive their name "Diamond" oa
eceoant of tb.ir IlardnesMt and Brll
Hancy. They will last many years without
change, and are, warranted ta(erior to all others
in use. Manufactured by
i. E. SPENCER A CO. Opticus.
NEW YOKE.
Cactiow. None genuine unless stamped with
onr trade o mark.
For Sale by Responsible Agents throughout
tbe t'oiou.
TITUS BRO'S, Jewelers and Opticians, are
solo Agents I"r Albany, Oregon, from whom
tbey can be obtained. No Pedlers employed.
vo5yl.
WAGON AND CARRIAGE FACTORY
WM. PETERS.
M AVC7ACTCBE& OV
CARRIAGES,
Hacks and Wagons
OP EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Ferry St., bet. Firot and Second.
ALBANY, OREGON.
CARRIAGES, HACKS AND WAGONS
of all Styles Manufactured to Order, at
a reasonable rates as tbe use of good material
ana nrei-eiaas worn win justify.
BEPAIRIXCi OF ALL HIXDS
Neatly and expeditiously done, at Low Rates.
Albany May ZS, 1872. o42tf
THE OLD STOVE DEPOT!
JOHN BRIGGS,
DEALER IS
COOK, PARLOR AND BOX STOVES !
Of the Best Patterns,
TIM, SHEET-IRON AND COPPER-WARE !
And the usual assortment of furnishing goods
found in a Tin Store.
Baoairs Ready and Promptly Executed!
On Reasonable Terms.
FRONT-ST., ALBANY,
Next Door to P. C. Harper A Co's Store
DecSvenlStf JOHN BRIGGS.
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
I am prepared to fill orders for all kinds of
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY ! !
at prices that mnst give entire satisfaction.
Come on with your orders and hive them filled
AT LOW RATES
FOR CASH OR PRODUCE
I ALSO HAVE THE
for sale to suit all wishing to buy.
v7n39tf. R. CHEADLE.
AT NORTH BROWNSVILLE.
KIRK. HUME & CO.
Still sell Dry Good, Clothing-. Boots
ana snoes, tiara ware, Gro
ceries, Notions, &c
of which they keep on hand a full stock, and
are able to tell, as usual, at the lowest rates for
CASH OR PRODUCE!
"Will also be able to bny and sell Grain of all
kinds, or attend to Storing or Forwarding on
commission at their Warehouse in Ualsey.
Uive us a trial. K1KK, liUJME CO.
Brownsville, July 5. v7n47tf.
JOS. REIL1Y,
CONSTABLE AND GENERAL COLLECTOR,
North Portland Precinct.
Reference by permission to the following
gentlemen :
His Honor Philip Wasserman, Mayor of" tbe
City of Portland; Hon. Eugene bemple; ' Dr. J
A. Chapman; Dr. J. C. Hawthorne; Dr. I. A
Davenport; I. S. Rosenhanm A Co.; Knapp,
Burrell A Co.: E. J. Jeffries; Clarke, Hender
son A Cook; S. G. Skidmore; E. Martin A Co;
A. a. Riohardson A Co.; Millard A Vansenyver.
OFFICE 25 Washington Street, between
First and second. v7D47tr,
V. S. IT! AIL!
Tri-Weekly Stage JLine!!
THE UNDERSIGNED IS NOW RTJNNINS
a tri- weekly stace from Lebanon to Albany,
carrying the IT. S. Mailt, leaving Lebanon ev
ery Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings,
and returning, leave Albany at 2 o clock p. x.
of taid days.
Passencers called for in any part of the eity.
Packages and light freight punctually delivered
at low rates. All business entrusted to me will
be promptly attended to. W. B. DONACA
Lebanon, Feb. IS. v7n28tf.
WILLAMETTE
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
FROM AND AFTER DATE UNTIL FUR
tber notice, the Company wiil dispatch a
boat from Albany te CervaUi on TUESDAY
and FRIDAY of each week.
Also will dispatch a boat from Albany for
Portland and intermediate plaees oa same days,
leaving Uomstock Jo s wharf.
Fare at reduoed rates. J. D. BILES,
Dee. 16,1871. Agent.
A L V KRT18EMENTS.
C. WBSTLAKB.
c. an sixmos.
WESTLAKE I & SIMPSON,
CiEXERALlCOnmsglOX
i AXD
FORWARDING MERCHANTS !! !
ALBAXY, OREGOX,
Have constantly oa band m large and varied
assortment ci ....
Agricultural ; :; Machinery,
which they offer on the most reasonable terms.
Alto on hand tho
CELEBRATED
MITCHELL WAGON,
Light and heavy.
Adrnnecn made on G'rnln, ?TI,
and other apvroved merchandise - consigned for
sale here, or for shipment to Portland or Saa
Francisco.
GRAIN A.D WOOIs
Taken in store, or purchased at the kighes
, or purchased
market price.
WOOL ! WOOL ! WOOIs !
200,000 Pounds of Wool
For which we will make liberal advances, aad
pay tbe highest market price in cash.
WE5TLAKI A SIMPSON.
Albany, June il, T2 v7n5tf.
JAMES Li. COWAl,
(SCCCEtSOX Of A. C0WA9 CO.) ,
LEBANON, OREGON,
DEALER IX
CKSERAL MERCIIAXDLSE I t
WILL KEEP ALWAYS CK HAND A FULL STOCK
DRY GOODS f
GROCERIES !
HARBWARE !
Boots and Shoe I
All for Sale at tbe Lowest Prices for CASH
or PRODUCE.
All persons ewine A. Cowan A Co. earn aettla
by calling oa me at Lebanon.
7nJ4tf. JAMES L. COWAN.
NEW FAMILY GROCERY
AND
PROVISION STORE!
JOHN SCIOIEER,
. .it
Cor. First JL Ellsworth St. Albany, Or.
Keeps constantly on band a eom cl eta ausiu
ment of .
Groceries and Vegetables!
French and Fancy Candies!
Wines and Canned Fmits!
Ciears, Pipes and Tabasco
And everything else to be foand in a first class
Retail Familv Gneerr and Notion TioMi.h-
ment. "Live aad let lira," is my metto, and
shall be the aim or my manner of dealing -with
customers. Call and tee me.
T7n27yl. JOHN SCHHEER.
ALBANY BOOK STORE
E. A. FREELAND,
BOOK-SELLER AND STATIONER,
Albany - - - - Oregon
RESPECTFTJLLT INFORMS THE PCB
lie that he i. new occupy iog a stand in
PABRISH'S BLOCK, .
Where all are invited, assured that Goods in Via
line are told at the lowest cash prices. I
COSSTARTILT OHBAB:
STANDARD A.D IISCIlLASEOrS BflOXS.
JuTenile. Toy Gilt and Blank Books.
SOLD PISS, ASD '
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY!
Of every kind used in the State. '
BOOKS IMPORTED TO ORDER, at
short notice. eelnl61y
FOR THE HARVEST OF 1872.
PITT'S THRESHERS !
HAINES. HEADERS!
LATEST IMPR'TED MOWERS I
And All Kinds of -
Agricultural Implements!
CONSTANTLY ON HAND I
Also tbe ,
CBLBBRATEO BAIN WAGON
BLAIN, YOUNG ACOV
v6n3Ttf. Albany, Oregon.
J. D. TITUS,
MAUI IS -
Watclies, Clocks,
JEWELRY, ETC.
ALBANY, OREGON.
REPAIRING OF OLOCKS, WATCHES,
JEWELRY, Ac,
PKOMPTIT ATTENDED TO.
ALL WORK WARRANTED. '
ap31v6n33tf
NOTICE.
OREGON A CALIFORNIA RAILROAD
Company, Land Department. Portland.
Oregon. April 6, 1872. Notice it hereby given,
that STigoroas prosecution will be instituted
against any and every person who tresspasses
npon eny Railroad Land, by cutting sad: re
moving timber therefrom before the same is
BOUGHT of the Company AND PAID. FOR.
All vacant Land in odd numbered sections,
whether surveyed or nnsnrveyed, witbin s dis
tance of thirty mile from the line of the road,
belongs to the Company.
I. R. MOORES,
T?s38tf. LantAgest.