The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-12-05

ed-Mcssrs. Wood OF Josephine and Mark.
ham of Columbia being the only members
who spoke on tho bill-and it was made the
special order for next session, which will be
this evening at 6! o'clock, when an interest.
ing discussion on the merits aud demerits of
the bill may be anticipated. During the
session of last Saturday evening 1t was de-.
cidsd to elect Estate Printer" for the Leg.
isiature, and accordingly Claiborne ii. Stew.
art, an apprentice of this Office was duly
elected.
ALBANY FouSpRY.-Thc reader will OBJ.
serve, among the new advertisements in to-
days paper, the business card Of Mr.. 4. F.
Cherry, proprietor of the Albany Foundry
and Machine Shop. His is the best estab.
lishment Of the kind, outside of Portland,
on the North Pacific coast, and is complete
in all its departments. The proprietor il a
frst-class machinest and reliable business
man. and those persons desiring work in his
line will find him always at his post, ever
ready to attend promptly to business.
DELIcIoUsLY MEDIcINAL.-T is the uni.
versal verdict pronounced upon PLANTATION
BITTEas by all who have tried them. The
well-known health promoting ingredients
from which they are made, aud their invalu.
able merits as a remedy for Indigestion and
all Its consequent ailments, and the prevent
i've qualities against diseases arising from
climatic changes, miasmatic influences and
imperfect secretions, are so widely known
and so honOrably endorsed. that wo trust no
one Will forgo.the advantages Of their use.
BLAcEsXITHING.-Wew would direct atten.
ton to the advertisement Of F. Wood. lie
has the reputation Of being an excellent
workman. A speciality of his is that ofhor
shOeing. lie understands the anatomy of
the foot of horse, and puts on a shoe so
that 1t does not injure the foot. Indeed he
he often cures up feet that have been injured
by incompetent blacksmiths. Ii is a great
blessing to the horse at least, TO have such a
workman located in this community.
A GRIEvoUs ERRoR.-Yestcrday morning
a little daughter of Mr. Allen Parker. of
This city, discovered bottle Of creosote sit.
ting on the mantle-piecc, and mistaken it
for essence Of cinnamon, swallowed auan
tity of it, and before relief could be procur
ed her mouth and face were badly swollen.
Fears arc entertained that the little sufferer
will not recover from the effects of this sad
mistake.
DAsTARDLY PHEFT.-We are informed
that on Friday night last desk in the Bap-
tist church Of this city was broken open and
robbed Of the sum Of $5,75-being money
contributed by the Sabbath. School scholars
to pay for subscription to Sunday School pa.
perg. No clue to the miserable thief has
yet been discovered.
RADICAL TIckKr.-The following ticket
was nominated by the Radicals Of Albany on
last Thursday nights Mayor, Mr.. Backin.
sto; Recorder, D, B. Gray; Marshal, D,
Froman; Treasurer, VIM. Caldwell; Coun-
cilmen, j. II. Foster. D. Beach, A. II. Mar
shall, Chas. Mealey, Sam. AIthouse, John
Mcbride.
GoISG AWAY.-Wc are sorry to learn that
Mr.. r. Cheadle, one of our best business
men, contemplatesa removal from Albany in
short time, We are not advised as to his
probable destination. Please read his ad.
Vertisements, in this weeks paper, with re.
gard to settlement of accounts. and also
the sale of household furniture, etc.
New FIRN.-1t will be seen by a refer
snco to our new advertisements, that T. w
Sphinx & Co., have bought the entire estab.
lishment of the late NJ. W. Mack. They are
at the old stand and we feel quite sure that
its reputation for fair and honorable dealing.
will not lose anything by the change.
FEsTIVAL.--The ladies of the United Pres.
byterian Church of this city contemplate
giving Supper and Festival at Parrish's
Hall on Christmas Eve next-the proceeds
to be devoted to completing some repairs on
their church building.
OLD SToVE DEPoT.-John Briggs again
filings his banner to the breeze" in this
weeks DEMOCRAT. Mr.. B. is we'll known
as an excellent mechanic and thorough bust.
ness man, and deserves liberal encourage.
ment from the public.
Co.'s EAsT.-Hon. S. Z. Chadwick goes
East to cast the electoral vote of Oregon for
Seymour and Blair, according to instructions
from the other two Oregon electors, Messrs.
Burnett and Slater.
LAST CALL.-Read the last call of Parrish
& Co., among the new advertisements.
NOTICE.!
r o0K OUT FOR THE CARS JUST RE-
Ia ceiVed: very large stock of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES!
by steamer from San Francisco. 1 will sell for
cash or merchantable produce, at low prices, my
entire stock of Goods, to make room for more.
Call and see for yourselves.