FRIDAY......... -SEPTEMBER 6. 1872.
scusoiujvea.
The chasm that awallowt up wit
Sarcasm. " -f-
Tho best stjlt of writing Right
ing wrong.
An old toper's last hope An ale in
his coffin.
Cash advances Attention to a rich
widow.
A drawing-room The apartment
of a dentist.
A girl has a ringing laugh when
she is a belle.
. Maids of honor1 Those who do
not jilt suitors. '
A theatrical prescription a change
of scene.
Piece-mater Steam, gunpowder, I
and glycerine.
The proper table cover for a whist
table Hojle-cloth. .--.. .,.,. ....
What is smaller than a mite's
mouth? Its tongue.
The spendthrift's prayer "Leare
me a. loan,, will you? .. , ' J
Much ado about nothing Some of
our farewell dinners.
An exchange alludes to "Morpheus
the god of day."
The refreshment an idle man would
prefer Loaf-cake. .
The favorite song of the Siamese
Twins is, " We were Boys Together."
What single State will Mrs. Wood
hull be sure to carry? '.Tennie C."
A cynical bachelor, in speaking of
ladies' ball dresses, says: "They wear
but little, bnt they wear that iittle
long."
'I am speaking,' said a long-winded
orator, "for the benefit of pos
terity." "Yes," said one of his hear
ers, "and if you keep on much lon
ger, you audience wtll be here."
"In the absenca of globes, how do
you illustrate the shape of the earth
do your scholars?" asked a com
mittee of a school teacher. "I
shows'em my head," was the reply.
Isinglass contains mouth glue, and
Frank reports that he saw two eyes
in tbe glass at tbe end of a railroad
car he rode in the other morning
which have stuck to him ever since.
The local of an Illinois paper
says that he does not depend
upon journalism for his daly bread
but raises hens. Which moves an
envious rival to ask whose hens he
raises.
The mo6t gallant man ever heard
of is one who refrained from kicking
a dog that had bitten him, because it
was a female dog.. "If it wasn't for
your sex," said he , 'Td kick your
head off."
Connection should be credited
with the laziest fisherman. The
individual in question is a "fif teeth
amendment, who ties his nsh-hne to
his doj, and when he gets a bite,
kicks bis dog.
"Owing to the peculiar arrange
ment of the programme, no piece
cam be repeated," was the answer
Mr. White received from his land
lady upon asking for a second piece
of pie at dinner.
A New York gentleman broke off
his engagement with a lady recently
after the wedding cards had been
printed because she would not follow
his advice as to how the bridal party
should stand at the altar.
Infant Prodigy. Why is your hair
so gray, mamma? Mamma. Well,
because you're such a naughty child
sometimes. Infant Prodigy. Wbat
a naughty child you must have been!
Poor grandma's hair is quite white 1
There is no contention against
necessity, and we should be very
tender how we censure those who
submit to it Tis one thing to be at
liberty to do what we will, and an
other to be tied np to do what we
must.
A painter, being asked to estimate
the cost of painting a certain house,
drew forth pencil and made the
following calculation:' "A naught is
a naught; three into five twice you
can't: I'll paint your house for fifty
dollars."
Johnney, my boy, take this Wil
liam, and get it changed." "What
do you mean by calling me William?"
inquired the wondering lad. "Why,
Johney," replied the poet, "I am
not Bufficienaly familiar with it to
take the liberty of calling it Bill."
A Democratic voter in Connecti
cut, engaged to carry his Republican
opponent on his back across a rope
stretched from housetop to housetop
if the Republican ticket should win
the day, and to forfeit $1,000 if he
falls himself or drop his companion.
This is a pleasant afair for both win
ner and loser.
'Young man, do you ever drink?"
asked a mild-iookmg man accosting
Jones. "Well, yes, thank you, as
it's a cold morning I don't mind,"
replied Jones, removing bis quid of
tobacco. "Don't do it any more,"
rejoined the mild man, "or you will
eventually be damned. Good morn
ing. God bless yon." "
"Why does the operation of hang
ing kill a man? ' asked a medical
professer of his class." . Because,'
replied one of the students, "inspir-
A . O
auon is cnecnea, circulation is
stopped, and the blood suffuses and
congests the brain." "Fudge?" said
another: "it's simply because the
rope isn't long enough to let his feet
touch the ground.
"What makes your horse so slow?''
asked a tourist one Anv in tha trier.
of the Downs, Ireland, "of his Celtic
J elm. "it is out of respect to the
bayutifvl sanery, yer honor. He
wants ye to see it all. An thin, he's
an intelligent baste, and appreciates
good company, an' wants to kape
the likes o'ye in beloved ould Ireland
as long as he can. - -
jonn Jtlay ana jsret iiarte are un
derstood to be bidding for tbe exclu
sive right to manufacture a poem out
of the following touching incident
A Topeka man, while traveling at
night irom lopefca to Abeune, . was
attacked bv two mounted heroes and
robbed of $300. He told them that
he was destitute, and they, with the
magnanimity of their class, gave him
$5 40 and sent him on his way with
a ma Heart and sore bead. Xne re
cording angel will but it is nseless
to anticipate the coming poem.
THJS GREAT REBEL GENERAL.
A correspondent of the Louisville
Courier-Journal writes as follows of
tbe late General Robert E. Lee :
, On one occasion, in Lexington, a
certain distinguished orator made an
address in which he nsed some very
harsh expressions concerning the
northern people. After the address
was over, General Lee . came to your
correspendent and said : "I saw you
taking notes during the address. If
you propose to publish a report of it,
I suggest that you leave out all of
those bitter expressions. They will
do us no good, and are, I think, un
dignified and unbecoming."
To a lady who brought her son to
Washington College, aud expressed
a wish that he should be taught "to
hate Yankees," . he replied : - "No
such lessons shall be taught here,
madam, and you ought not to raise
your son with any" such feelings. We
must now regard, tbe United States
as our common couutry, obey its laws
and seek to forget as soon as possible,
the bitter memories of tbe war."
. General Lee declined all invitations
to attend; meetings which had any
connection with the war, carried out
tbe terms of his parole with the most
scrupulous exactness, and exerted a
ouiet but roost notent influence in set
ting his old soldiers and the people of
tbe south generally to "accept the
situation" and earnestly seek after
" the things which make for peace."
In this same spirit he refused to at
tend the .'"Gettysburg Identification"
meeting, and wrote a noble letter, in
which he said : "I think it wisest not
to keep open the sores of war, but to
follow the exemple ot those nations
who endeavor to obliterate the marks
of civil strife, and to commit to ob
livion the feelings it engenders."
Dr. G -, of Sycamore, Illinois,
riding in the country one day, saw a
sign upon a rate-post reading thus:
"This farm for sale.' Stopping his
horse, he bailed a little, old woman
who stood on a tip-toe hanging out
clothes. "I saw madam, when is
this farm going to saw "Just as
soon, sir," replied the old lady, "as
any body comes along who can raise
the wind!"
Mrs. Partington entered tbe office
of the Probate Judge (called "Civil
ian") and inquired in her blandest
tone; "Are you the civil villain?'
"Do you wish to insult me, madam?'
said the Judge. "Yes," replied the
amiable old ladv; "my brother died
detested, and left three infidel chil
dren, and I'm to be their executioner;
so I want to insult the civil villain
about it."
ADVERTISEMENTS.
WHAT HORACE GREELEY KNOWS
ASOCT
SETTING TIACniVES!
OUR FAVORITE SEWING MACHINE!
Tbe cheapest and best scwlnr machine n
manufactured lor inmiiy use Is
probably the
NEW WILSON !
WE CERTAIXLY WOCLD USE NO OTTI
ersinee It works with eaual facility cm
muslin, woolen cloth, cambric, tarlctan. flan
nel and leather. It does not paralyze the spine
or wear out the operator In any war; neither
does it demand an iocessant stoppage to And
out where the dlfflcultjr is. There Is no difficul
ty. It runs smoothly and evenly. It herns,
tells, tucks, eathers and binds. It does the fin
est and most beautiful work on cambric and
linen, and will do braiding better than can be
done by hand. It also has the merit of being
cheaper than any other machine, since It can
oe purcnasea, witn a plain, eoMtantial cover,
iron stand and walnut Ira me. nicely finished in
oil, for t5t). It does not get oufc of order, nor
break needles, nor slip, nor pucker tbe cloth.
Bo complete has the
WILSON SEWING MACHINE
been made by a skillful combination of brain
and muwJethat.it has lelt nnthlng to be de
sired. 1ULAJDL YOl'XB & CO., Areata,
Albany, Oregon.
MINER & PEARSON,
General Agents, 73 First St., Portland. Oregon
GO TO Tnrreira FOR HARDWARE,
Lamps, Lamp Glasses, etc. Us has the
good to suit yon.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State
Oregon for the County of .inn.
Nancy A. Ballias, Pl'ff, rs. William h. Sol-
11m, Vert.
Suit far divorce, .
To the above-named deft. Wm. L. Soil ins.
In the name of the State of Orezon : Ton are
hereby required to appear in tbe Cireuit Court
for Lino and answer tbe eorop aint of tbe above
named plaintiff therein filed against you within
ten days from tbe date of tbe service of this
summons upon you. If served In Lion eounty ;
but if served in any other eounty within tbe
State of Oregon, then within twonty days from
tbe date of this summons upon yon; and if
served by publication, then on tbe first day of
tbe nest term of said Court, which shall com
mence six weeks and more after the date of tbe
IS n't publication hereof, wbieb said term will
commerce on tbe fourth Monday of October,
1872, and if yon fail to answer as above requir
ed tbe plaintiff will apply to the Court for the
relief therein demanded, which is to obtain a
judgment and decree of said Court dissolving
tbe honds of matrimony existing between yoa
and tbe plaintiff, and changing plaintiff's name,
and for tbe costs and disbursements of this suit
to be taxed, and fur such other and further re
lief as pertains to equity.
GEO. K. HELM. Att'y for PJ'ff.
Published by order of lion. B. F. Bonbam.
Judge of said Court, which order bears date,
July 25. 1872. v7n&lw6.
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ASH PAID FOR WHEAT. OATS, POEK
Butter and Eggs by WHEELER
at MIIEDD.
11700L SHAWLS, LONG AND SQUARE.
V T Piaid and Striped, for sale by W HEEL.
k . ., at HIIEDD.
FURS! FURS! FURS!
fflHE HIGHEST PRICE PAID IN CASH
M for all kinds of For, by
v7n26tf BX.AIN, YOUNG & CO.
notice or fxnAx. settlement.
In the County Court in and for Linn
voumy.
Estate of Jacob Zlmmer, deceased.
UtJt-IS i tt f.tliL.H I UIV1SS THAT HI.
ram Smith. Administrator of said estate.
has fllHl his accounts in said estate and asks
lor a nnal settlement or same, and that
Monday, the 7th day of October, 1872
at I o'clock T. it., of said day, baa been ap
pointed by tbe Court as the time for the bear.
ins; oi saia accounts ana or mamng the nnal
settlement 01 earn estate Dy saiu Administrator,
By order of K. N. Tandy, County Judge.
. ngwj.
S. A. JOHNS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
""--" '- ALBANY, OREGON.
7"0fllce on First street, over J.
store.
M.
Beach's
v8n2tf.
rEO. TURKELIi PATS THE HI6H-
o". est price for all kinHsf Country Produce,
moeriDe address, TUBKELL, First St.
CASH PAID FOR EGGS.
WILL, PAY THE HIGHEST MAMCUrr
M. price, in cash, for all ei;s brought to my es-
BStt - TL. CHEADLE.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
GROCERIES
AND
PROVISIONS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
COR. FIRST BROADALBIN-STS. .
ALBANY, OREGON,
A. C. LAYTOIM,
Proprietor.
I have always In store a full and
COMPLETE SUPPLY
OF
STAPLE
AND
FANCY GROCERIES !
PROVISIONS,
TOBACCO A.D CIGARS,
Which I will sell for cash, as low as lbs lowest,
or exchange for all kinds of merchantable
Coudtry Produce.
Received sod in store large quantity of
ISLAND SALT,
whloh I will sell cheaper thsn ever before offer
ed in this market.
v7o46tf. A. C. LAYTON.
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Erery Man his owi Plyaclai
CAUTION. '
TUK hnmenae dnn.nd fir HOt,LOWAT8
PILI aad OINTKK.NT ha. tempted
led partus toeeuourfeit Umm vain.
Ia order to protect UteptiVb-aaAoaneiTea,
h ImiMd a new " TrW lUrk." couM
insjofsa Erptiaa circle of a serpent, wlta
tbe Utter U in tbe centre. Evrr bos of gn
nine Hoixowt's Piua and Oitmkt vUl
have tbia trade asark on it ; none are fvauiae
sntbootic
N. 7. Cbsxical Co.. Sole Proprietors,
7 Itaidea Lane, Nr Task
Cbasc A Bbiobau
San Franrueo, Csl.
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast.
7n24yl.
3111. II, II.. CiODLEY,
FIRST ST.. ALBANY,
CONTEMPLATES ENLABOING HER
business tbe eomiuz season, and in order
to make room will
Sell mt Cost for Thirty Oai!
Her entire stock of
MILLINERY GOOD8 !
Consisting of
BONNETS, nATS, FLOWER?,
BIBB0NS, LACES, EMBROIDERIES,
JACONETS, BARBED MUSLINS,
And a rariety of otber goods to be found in a
First Class Millinery Store.
Please call and examine ftock.-Qf
T7n50tf.
PORTLAND STORE!
SCIO, LINN CO., OREGON.
f TWE UNDERSIGNED HAVING OPENED
I tbe above store, witb a new and well-as-
sorted stock of Clotbine, Dry Goods, Notions,
lists, Uoots, noes, Mroceries, Hardware, t-rock-
cry, Preserved Yceetnble, Salmon, and all otb
er articles generally kept in a Country Store,
iffer tbe same at Portland prices.
' Having unrivalled facilities for purcbsting, I
am enabled to sell a better quality of good and
at lower prices than any otber store tbis side ol
Portland.
All kinds of Produce taken in exebange at
tbe highlit market price. I solicit patronage,
v7nS2m3. A. GOLDSMITH.
CHAIRS AND TURNING!
J. M. METZLER,
Having moved bis Sbop to Jofferson and avail
ed himself of tbe water-power at thot place, is
now prepared to furnish bis celebrated
RAW-HIDE BOTTOMED CHAIRS !
in any quantity and in any shape.
JpAfilt will still keep a large stock of ebairs
at bis old stand, either ready for use or in
pieces for shipment. W. D. Belding is bil
agent at tbis place. v7n51tf.
1)'
RUGS AND MEDICINES, PAINTS
and Oils, Glass and Puttr, sold by
WiliKLKH at SIIEUD.
HARNESS SHOP AT SHEDD, OREGON.
T. FOllTINER,
Manufacturer of, and Dealer in HARNESS and
jgAuDlifeiS. A good article for a fair price.
Particular attention paid to repairing.
Sbedd, Aug. J, 1872&2m3.
EO. THRRELL KEEPS A LARGE
stock of Assorted Merchandise to eait tbe
marl
market. It would be to tbe interests oi every.
body to give but o early toll.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
W. H. KUHN &C0,
DEALERS IN
TJcLOlfT Sc STEEL 1
Springs, Allen, Thimble Skelni, etc.
Also, a well eleotsd stock of
"Wrxgroii Timber!
Spoke, Hub; Bent Rim; ShaJU,
JUt; Hickory AxU. tte.
FARMERS' and MECHANICS'
TOOLS
consisting or
ANVILS. VICES. BELLOWS. HAMMERS. HATCH-
ETS. SLEDGES. SAWS. PLANES.
rnoss-ciiT and mill, iawii
' Together with a large Assortment of v
WOOD AND WILLOW WARS.
per Store in Monteltb's Fire-Proof brisk,
next door to Ulain, Youngs A Co.
W. II. KUI1N A CO.
Albany, Jan. IS, 1871 n22yl.
ltLAClASMlTUINU
AMP
GENERAL REPAIR SHOP.
THE UNDERSIGNED IIAVINO RI
turned to Albany, aod taken bis old sbp
on tbe corner of Ellsworth and Second street,
anuouuoe bis readiness to attend to all kinds of
BLACKSMIT1IINO, MILL A
FORGING, ETC,
MACHINE
Also bss on band and for sale, tbe
COQUnXARB WAQOIV,
Strayer rorca-feeA
aSAUff SBXLL,
STAB MOL1NB,
CASTSTEEL,
u nther PLOWS,
wblcb be will sell on tbe most reasonable terms.
CSIVE ME A CALL.
All work entrusted to me will receive prompt
attention, and be executed In the best possible
manner, with s;oh1 material. A share of fublie
patrunaxe Is solicited.
Hbop on corner Ellsworth and Second
street, opposite Pearee's FcrVy.
TTDltif. t. WOOD.
A. B. H10KRI8.
Cieneral CommluUn
AID
FORWARDING MERCHANT
listing leased R. CHEADLE'S large
WkJtEIIOTJHIi:
at tbe foot of Broadslbia street, on tbe bank ef
tbe Willamette river, 1 am prepared to
BUY, SELL, STORE OR F.ORWARD
WHEAT OR OATS
la unlimited quantities.
The Hlxhent Market Price Paid
la Cash fbr Wheat and Oata.
Parties wishing to stare rraln ran make ai
rans;eaent to get all the sacks needed.
Urain stored ai.d forwarded at nwet rate.
A liberal share ef patrunajra is solicited.
A. B MOHUIS.
Albany, July 26. 172 7nJ0tf.
READ, AC1 WISL
Y,
SAVE MONEY!
I. O, Mill Sc Hon,
THE OLDEST DRCO H0CSB IN LINN
COUNTY, after thanking their numerous
friends and patrons for past f tvors, desire to
merit a eontinusnea or patronage by keeping
constantly on band a full supply of
Drusi, Patent Medicines. Perfumery, Oils,
Paints, Dye-Stnffs, Brushes, Trasses, etc.
Agent for Dr. D. Jsynr 4 Poos' line of med
icine, tbe celebrated Uak W4 KemedT
or Oregon Rheumatic Cure, Ac, As.
Constantly on band, a good supply of Positive
and Negative Powders.
rPhvsietant' Prescriptions carefully von
pounded, in either tbe fcnglisb or German Ian.
euaee.
w e are also aeenis tor tne nuns onuiit.6
SEWING MACHINE one of the best Family
Machines in use. Call and see us and satisfy
yourselves. K. C. HILL A BON
voniti
JOHN CONNER'S
BANKING AND EXCHANGE OFFICE,
ALBANY, OREGON.
DEPOSITE8 RECEIVED,
SUBJECT TO CHECK AT SIGHT.
Interest Allowed on Time Deposits in Coin
EXCHANGE ON PORTLAND, BAN FRAN
CISCO, and NEW YORK, for sale
at lowest rates.
COLLECTIONS MADE AND PROMPTLY REMITTED
Banking hours, 8 i. m. to 4 f.
Refer to
Feb. 1, 1871-yl
H. W. C0RBETT,
HENRY FAILING,
W. S. LADD.
CLOTHING AND BOOTS AND SHOES
a fine assortment very low by WHEEI.ER
THE JUSTLY
BAIN WAGON
CELEBRATED
R
ECOGNIZED EVERYWHERE AS A
FIRST CLASS FARM WAGON
No other Wagon bas a nome reputation tqua
to 'Bain" make, and it is tbe only wagon that
bas been Uud and known to stand tbis climate,
In a word it is made of the but materials and is
tbe best finished wagon tbat comes to tbis mar
ket.
We have different styles of Hounds and Reach
Patent do. (so called) Included
BLAIN, YOUNG 4 CO.
t8d43 Agents at 'Albany
GREEN JPJEAS !
3STE-W POTATOES
BANANA'S GRAHAM: CRACKERS
n38tf DUBOIS A CO
T1E0PLE FURNISHING SHOULD CALL
I and see Tnrrcll'fl large stock of Car
pets. Oil Cloths, Blinds, Rugs, etc., which he is
selling very cheap.
Tl OME SHUTTLE SEWING M CHINES
XJ. Plows, and all kinds of . Agricultural 4m
pletnents sold by WilljittLttK
at SHEDD
TNOR DRESS GOODS, TRIMMINGS
SP Gloves. Hosier? ..etc.. zo to TarrclTaV
IVtt Street,
WHEELER'S, AT SHEDD.
ECONOMY III WEALTH!
TIME IS MONEY ! !
MATE YOUR TIME
AKD
ACCUMULATE WEALTH!
BY BUYI'G YOUR
DRY GOODS,
HARDWARE,
GROCERIES,
CROCKERY,
NOTIONS,
CLOTHING,
HATS AND CArS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
PILLS AUD LlNEtlEIfTS,
PAINTS AKD OILS,
IX PACT ALM08T ANYTHING THAT YOU
MAY HAVR OCCASION TO USB
TO BE HAD UNDER
ONK ROOF.
READY PAY AND SHORT TIME
PROMPT PAYING CUSTOMERS
will find, as heretofore, at tbe store of
the subscriber at all times a Rood as
Bortment of tbo
BEST GOODS
AT THR
LOWEST PRICES I
All Kinds of
MERCHANTABLE PRODUCE BOUGHT
A. wHSEUR.
Shedd, Or., April 5. 1872.
e7nUtV
ADVERTI8KMENT8.
P. C. HARPER & CO.
W
E BEG LEAVE TO CALL THE AT-
tentioa of tbe public to our large and
WELL
SELECTED STOCK!
GENERAL MERCHANDISE!
Consisting of tbe latest and
MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES
DRESS GOODS,
TRIMMINGS,
LACE COLLARS,
EMBROIDERY,
SHAWLS,
LACES,
And FANCY NOTIONS !
IN THE
GENTLEMEN'S DEPARTMENT !
We offer tbe latest styles la Clothing ; tbe best
in underwearj the nobbiest ties and
scarfs j tbe nierst gloves and
Gauntlets, and the
"Ton" in Boots
and Shoes.
OTTPt SILZ HATS
ABE ALL THE RAGE I
We keep constantly oa band a
FULL ASSORTMENT
or
Shot Gun,
Shot Pouches,
Powder Flank,
Gun Tube.
Shot Ilel!,
Powder,
Shot,
Caput,
la fact everything ia the hunter's line.
GROCERIES, CROCKERY. CLASS WARE,
POCKET ASP TABLE CVTI.EKY,
NAILS. DOMESTIC OODi. TO
BACCOt. KRt'IT JAUS,
M'OOI ANI WIL
LOW WAKE.
ARE ALL COMPLETE.
Tbe stock of Mirrors and Pietnre Frames c
braces all rises and styles.
Call and eiamlae our stock in Foster's build
ing. First SL, Albany. Oregon.
eTaSSif. P. C. HARPER A CO.
CITY DRUG STORE.
A canornsBS.
I
B. SALTBAB9U
A. CAROTHERS & CO.,
DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES,
FOSTER'S BLOCK. FIRST ST.. ALBANY. OREGON
DSALtaS I
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
PATENT MEDICINES, '
PAINTS, DY E-STUFFS.OILS,
TOILET GOODS,
rreac h and America si Colognes
Handkerchief Extracts,
CONFECTIONERY.
Fire Wlnci and Liquors for Medicinal Uses,
FINE TOBACCOSANO CIGARS.
Family Seoipea and Fbycician's Frescip
tions Compoaaded.
Dee30'7o-nJO. A. CAROTHERS A CO.
CHAS. MEALEY,
OKALCR IK
FURNITURE ANDICABINET WARE
(Corner of First and Rroadalbin streets,
at old stand of C. Moa ey A Co.)
ALBANY, OREGON
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON ItAND A FULL
assortment of everything in his line that
trade requires or an enterprising publie demands,
FltRNITURE I
Of All Kinds and Descriptions
BEDS AND BEDDING, &C.
Particular attention will be paid to orders for
UNDERTAKING!
t-
And all other orders in my line will be promptly
attended to.
Satifactio Guarantnd and Work Warrtmttd
, CHAS. MEALEY,
Albany, July , 18(19 Tn47tf.
JOB WAGON-
IT
A VINO PURCHASED THE INTEREST
of G. W. Young in the
DELIVEBY BUSINESS,
I am nrenared to do any any and all kinds of
lobs on short notice and with quick dispatch,
Terms reasonable. Packages delivered to any
part of the eity." .'.''"
Look out for the tag team and Job Wagon,
T7n22tf. , . A. N. ARNOLD,
COAL OIX.1
1,000 GALLONS
A LITTLE LOWER!
?mlU B? BL&IN. YOUrO CO,
ADyERTI8EMENTS.
ALBANY FOUNDRY .
AND
MACHINE SHOtfS I
A. P. CHERRY, Proprietor,
ALBANY, OREGON.
Mannfketnrea Htctim Engine 1 1
FLOUR AND tVH MILL MACHINERY !
Agricultural machinery,
ALL AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES.
Also cent for Richardson, Merlam k Co's,
Fay A Co's. and II. B. Smith's
ATEST WOOD-WOEIUG XlClIOEsY!
Also Manufacturer of Degroat'f
ATEAT IROX FEIVCE.
RON AND BRASS CASTINGS !
Of All Kinds, Mad to Order I
Repairing all
kinds of
machinery done oa
A. f. CHERRY.
shortest notice.
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MONEY CANNOT BUY IT !
lor Sight if Priceless
BtTT TSJSJ
Diamond Spectacles Will Preserve It.
H YOU VALUE TOUE EYESIGHT
cse TMCSB
PERFECT I.EXSE9.
Oroond from minute Crystcl Pebbles, melted to
rether. and derive their name "Iliamoad" n
aeeountof their Ilardnea and Brll
llaarj'. They will last many years without
bange, and are warranted superior to ail otbers
in use. inauufsetured by
J. E. 6PEXCER A CO. Orncuas.
NEW YORK.
Cactio. None genuine nnless stamped witb
our trade o mark.
Fur Sale by Responsible Agents throughout
tbe Union.
TITl 8 CRO S, Jewelers and Opticians, are
le AieeoU fr Albaoy. Oreron, from wbom
tbey can be obtained. No Tedlers employed.
Tfioijl.
WAGON AND CARRIAGE FACTORY
WM. PETERS
j
HAVCrACTCBCB OF
CARRIAGES,
Hacks and Wagons
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Ferry St., bet. Firat and Second,
ALBANY, OREGON.
(CARRIAGES, HACKS AND WAGONS
J ot all Styles Manafartured to Ordrr. at
as reasonable rates as tbe uae of (ood material
and Brst-elass work will lustily.
REPAIRING OF ALL HINDS
Neatly and espeditinnaty done, at Low Rates.
Albaoy May 28. ISTZ. Ktf
THE OLD STOVE DEPOT !
JOHN BRIGGS,
DEALER 15
COOK, PARLOR AND BOX STOYES !
Or th Biyst Pattern,
TIN. SHEET-IRON AND COPPER-WARE!
And the usual assortment of tarnishing goods
found in a Tin Store.
Baoaira Keatly and Promptly Executed I
On Reasonable Terms.
Short Reckoning Make Long Friend!"
FR0XT-ST ALBANY,
Xext Door to P. C. Harper A Co's Store
Dee.5r4nltf JOIIX BRIGGS.
KOTICE TO FARMERS.
I am prepared to fill orders for all kinds of
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY ! !
at prices that must give entire satisfaction.
Come on witb your orders aod bare them filled
AT LOW RATES
FOR CASH OR PRODUCE
I ALSO HAVE THE
for sale to suit all wishing to buy.
T7n3tf. R. CHEADLE.
AT NORTH BROWNSVILLE.
KIRK, HUME & CO.
Still sell Dry Goods, Clothiogv Boots
ana Snoaa, Hardware, Uro
ceric a, Notions, &c
of which they keep on hand a full stock, and
are able to sell, as usual, at tbo lowest rates for
CASH OR PRODUCE !
Will also be able to buy and sell Grain of all
kinds, or attend to Storing or Forwarding on
commission at their Warehouse in Ualsey.
Give us a trial. KIRK, 11CME A CO.
Brownsville, July 5. vn47tf.
JOS. REILLY ,
CONSTABLE AXD GENERAL COLLECTOR.
North Portland Precinct.
Reference by permi.ion to the following
gentlemen :
His Honor Philip Wasserman, Mayor of the
City of Portland; Hon. Eugene Semplc; Dr. 3
A. Chapman; Dr. J. C. Hawthorne; Dr. I. A.
Davenport; I. S. Rosenbaum A Co.; Knapp,
Burrell A Co.; E. J. Jeffries; Clarke, Hender
son A Cook; S. Q. Skidmore; E. Martin A Co;
A. B. Riohardson A Co.; Millard A Vanscuyver.
OFFICE 25 Washington
First and Second.
Street, between
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LT. S. MAIL!
Tri-Wcekly Stage Line!!
THE UNDERSIGNED IS NOW RTJNNINd
a tri weekly stage from Lebanon to Albany,
oarryins; the U. S. Mailt., leaving Lebanon er
ery Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings,
and returning, leave Albany at 2 o clock r. a,
of mid days.
Passencers called for in any part of the eity.
Paokaaea and lient freisbt punctually delivered
at low rates. All business entrusted to me will
be promptly attended to. W. B. DONACA
Lebanon, Feb. 18. v7n28tf.
f WILLAMETTE
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
XT' ROM AND AFTER DATE TTNTTL FUR-
X; ther notice, the Company
riil
dispatch
boat from Albany to Cervallie
and FRIDAY ef eaeh week. '
oa
TUESDAY
Also will dispatch a boat from Albany for
Portland and intermediate places oa same days,
leaving Comstoek A Co's wharf.
Faro at reduced rates, J. D- BILES,
Dee. 18, 1871- Agent-
ADVERTISEMENTS.
C. WIITUII.
e. . MHOsT
WESTLAKE ic SIMPSON,
GENERAL COHHISSafeJf '
e
Ann-
FORWARDING MERCHAfiTS ! ! !
ALBANY, OREGON,
Hare constantly on band a large and TerWf
assortment oi
Agricultnral Macbmerf,
wbieb they offer on tbe saott , reasonable' ersseV
t Also on band tbe
CELEBRATED
MITCHELL WAGON,
Light and beery.
Adt-aneea made oa Grala, Wool,
and other approved merebandise eonslgned Jar
sale here, or for shipment te Portland er Baa
rrsneiseo.
GUAIX AIVD WOOL
Taken in store, or purchased at k e aiglet
market priea.
'it 1
WOOL. ! WOOL ! WOOL !
"WANTED 1
500,000 Pounds ot Wool
Per which we will make liberal advances, sad
pay tbe highest market price ia easb.
WESTLAKE A SUfPSOY.
Albany, Jane 21, 72 r745tf.
JA2I1ES L. COWAN,
(srecsssoa op a. cowa ce.)
LEBANON, OREGON,
DEALER IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE I !
WILL KEEP ALWAYS ON HAND A FULL STOCK
DRT O O O X S !
GROCERIES!
Boots a ad ShoaI
All for Pale at tbe Lowest Prices for, CASS
or PRODUCE.
All persons owing A. Cowan A Co. eaa settle)
by calling; oa me at Lebanon.
T7o24tf. JAMES L. COWAIT.
NEW FAMILY GROCERY
AXD
PROVISION STORE !
JOHN SCHMEER,
Cor. rirat . Ellsworth Sta. AXbaay, Or.
Keeps constantly oa band a complete aesers-
meat ef
Groceries aad VcfetaUea!
rroaca aad Faaey CaaeUoa!
Wines aad Caaaeol froita!
Cigara, Pipes aai Toaaeoo
And ererything else to bo foand in a first elasa
Retail Family Grocery and Ketioa Establish
ment. "Lire and let lire. is my mctte, aad
shall be tbe aim of my manner of dealing with
customers. Call and see me.
T7n27yl. JOIIX SCHMEER.
ALBANY BOOK STORE
E. A. FEEELAND,
BOOK-SELLER AND STATIONER,
Albany - - - - Oregon
RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE PUB
lie tbat be u new occapyiog a stand ia
PARRISH'S BLOCK,
Where all are invited, assured tbat Goods ia kua
line are sold at the lowest easb prices.
COHSTASTLT OS BARB:
STANDARD AND I1SCELLAXE0IS BOOH.
Javenile. Toy Gilt nad Blank Booka'
olb raas, aud
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY!
Of every kind used ia the State. .
9-BOOKS IMPORTED TO ORDER, at
short notice. eelalSlr
FOR THE HARVEST OF 1872.
PITT'S THRESHERS l '
HAINES. HEADERS!
LATEST IMPR'TED MOWERS I
And All Kind of
Agricultural Implements S
CONSTANTLY ON HAND I
Also the
CELEBRATES BAIN WAOOV
BLAIN, YOUNG A CO..
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Albany, Oregon.
J. D.TITUS,
.. . DKALBa IS
AVatches, Cloclcs, ;
' JEWELRY, ETC.
ALBANY, OREGON.
REPAIRING CF OLOCKS, WATCHESr.
JEWELRY, Ac
PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. :
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
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' NOTICE.
OREGON A CALIFORNIA RAILROAD
Company, Land Department. Portland,
Oregon, April 6, 1872. Notice is hereby given,,
that a vigoroes prosecution will be instituted
against any aad every person who trespasses
upon any Railroad Land, by cutting and re
roovrng timber therefrom before tbe same ia.
BOUUHT of tbe Company AND PAID FOR,
ATI vacant Land in odd numbered seetions,
whether surveyed or nnsurveyed, witbia a dis
taace of thirty miles from the line of tbo road,
belongs to tbe Company. ; - mMkMW-
F, a. s. UVVAI.S)
Load Ages.
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