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Vt & a8s l1oeAd nx $50 4 ecpY. Tha raaol1-
IL f. sss III tass back
ss:ia:i o. 1n.e s!.te.: RI eiI = q: ess'!a,
t1un,nE ne once 0: stste A8snt, which wzs Ind
y NJ PHILLIPS moved a; q st.,ke .se en.ettne
elause ont Of tho bill. Motion loat-yeas. .; |
HaJs 47-s1d The bill Waa ordered to th1fd RID
ing
The Enmnlttee or Auu.etpsl Affairs reported |
esea he h!l! e resaan conps ste: % doing are and
ats,1a BAfLEi nd TRRW n.derenssk. On
u: SH7 lon no,sa tbs, the bill. b printed
ard nsdsa ase speea.l order tos rhnradas morning,
md It VaS 10 n1usrd.
Ar Ks1eEsagoekEE etysis q II tnaosaesa sn4 bill 70
include the JutR.s of rae 8uptftor Court Of Chi.
eaRo In the Ftus1aun OF tne net r the revision Of
aaa t .i .sns.; as g. ises IL Il IL esa,s
u: FARKsE sppealsd fron the action Of the
nIllly wtthdrrw his mpttou, md the bill wsa put
Ar. BOND sa,d te Thought she original bill
gave this rum to tho Superior Court judges II
the uou.e Fas not drp6sed to give the stste the
benefit qf thtir e1per1coea, ver3 we'll. He nopcd
tie present bill! wosld pass.
\ pGtion ~ la tbs bill on the taola VA lost-
lie bni Tas feitu.d 70 The Judiciary Commit.
tet.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
n. oo.,c A4lLsoAp aIIIA; ,,....
NJ 0nEkN lts.a1csd ~; 70 5exA!Axe kae
nrqne d Sioux LIT aoad-
A ILL pssted euppi- mental 70 the act 70 iaeos.
Road, nd 10 repeal The spee,l Foa hwia Peo-
IA toaaty c,
e,.4 10 enftss tse sp11Gneia ~ nH5n Vo,a nosa
conqnit,ecs @u9 'ee'''A4'SSea " NC 1AAN4''s0
1pVcAKloAAL w,
The saaaink enosa w q eusea 1ai a. LII ~
e4 teant; : Seid eonvenssons ot tessss.t. .aes 4
!opK aiee e9ss'or, + wfleh MI. PHILLIPS spoke
IN behalf Of the oil. ~
nltEois v. oasan,tely po.tponsd:
rn- e, h1c1oo 20 ,1aonor,'o n ,Sics1n g Fcr.,ed
RAILROAD company "as oaefso 10 taifo Eeao
| ing.
u, eATI uV ~ ea1,,ssd so s,.:.rn+ ~
M bAtLh1 ptta- -nteG 1etaieo stacueAt "
tne eia!e AetleatutA ooeiet5' "n'ca "ss' 70 ea'o'
petteitly sasafactssI. .u,
The consideration d .ae Etue Wabash In.
proEs men" was Possaoned anul tomorrow anes'
Eoon.
Was taken up, Y qn sron being on the adoption
oi "; bAdLEa, ~ = suosi! ~. =, ,,s y,
~. t aselnea nmse" SpPnssSS na % 1uln,
wel ihat 'hry aooa!a no: be entlrel! aa.seEa5dea'
" paf'1tR ecm- p!tct ~ HoEe1nH men oa tne :.
M ~ maze s7t pGe se II eseq 1ss 1eaT sH
IN optional win The commissioned *heshEs III :
xs1!a a. e,s ., III ". 1s
po:slbsl!tI II euEniet between ne Sta1a aonse
md Ftnat nttsry sonnisstoIers VI aeL Ae
ald eeocony o. psiton il aoE 10 the GovrEnor aud
others ancd oy Ar. DinsmooE, rather than the
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QUINCY.
Arrxnce.LiKS DeA3h-MedieAl 1nyef.
NFAtson NJ The Grave.


tiEAtsou NJ The Grave.
epedL Despatch To TIC Chicago Tnbune.
QCIary, H.. Anch D.
German lady living ln1he eaase1n psrt Of 1ois
eitv died trddenIJ I hw 1A1a since, oot toe
ccrpee remained 40 H.e-llke u TO eAuAe 1anls u
NOV tr>th IN Tic N nds Of her fueuts. Tney %.
Htred her IN Z rance, hut ire pnJsdclAn "oo "ae
csled pTrrouneea her dead tna tns f1Essa1 sr.xe ~.
rsuscnaents were psoseeded win. A. ~ 1td ~
s.;es ite conn had bean owestd 3nto NJ srsJe 1Is
i va taftu ont md arotne: phJsiesn nGser W. Ga
who. 4itrf 4 tuoYunRn e1amtua1oo- pfopse9~7s
rrr.ssS vhrn Are WIS nr1liy buried
p d a.5s y q an.sasn e E, s
found aeao. " ~ fns nnTnosc q sAwlEg wood
Desth esu.ed By c7ngest:oa snd appp!sS S..d ;e1
81 s<vtrc is1uzy 1ees,,.a On snes n cap.ed hin
| Jears 1Fo. which ~ Al usoe' sA1'
pTWtn pWt,tseF TerT n Tea xsrnez. sEow Ill disap
peannsa pan. ....mer Adals johnson !sts tor ST. LOU!
! fo.AAY.
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8AN FRAEclaco, March 2.-rhe Legislature oil
EtYidn gcs,erAay fAt1ned tho suenanent to tho
Federal Constitution providing fot universal snf
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
III. DoRE lu'sooueea bill 70 nx The ponndA-
fleE Of The town OF Like which Was ordered TO
third ,eacirG.
axron9s or conuf1KEs.
Atont two houta wess occupiet IN hearing re.
~. one autr or1xtnR tho purchase OF ere hundred
copies of ths Grost statntes. n eight dollars, |
4 Az Notion 10 liz il "a t6s table I'll July vi.
- i motion wn aade 10 rife. IT. to the Finance
iost, md tte iii th.n ordered 10 third reading.
4KxAx1 nu1S fAssED. |
the aloon,nSsoa saviEes Baak meospotste 20
Casi3Ie Bark incoEpoE1te The 9a1vtas 4 Mat-
'ad he ossy or
Ferenuon Of Cruelty 4, Animal; 70 protect
!v,s..a property - fIsd H. s,2:isssSn Lee
Eo7ap,oy; sncezporats 'ha Hll1an FtninS Com !
p.u1 ineaPorase Venice incorporate II x!pp Eppss
sebool q chieaeo ioensp ,1..s tns Fslrasd He,l
Es,..e cc1paa5 snecspessts sns Es;asn ,!ss ssak
tsof,,s e., 1s1n 11!0 Wodo.d @ CousSy . ssas
| bonea; aulhortzr cotoalssfoners Of Ellington 70
| issue bonds; au1toExs Geneeeo to isdna bonds;
Marine shs,p.hooters' socsesJ; rslauve 70 sa,e
ROADS IN hsd'eon county tncospos1.e tns Polo
X,ai. s.sas;a tsad so.s ses =: &
ext rds1c she jrr .edttuon OF ths County Coott 9!
MARION County: authorizing h.r3u County p
hoa.e ee. Gat sie IN sas:on o0ra;J: Meap':,te tae
| Chsszco AT Astocllunn, amending the Inv rtla-
pFaft,e< .ss 1sas2s &c
aste.tmerts; xuendirs Sec uon =. shapte7 y!
Rtt14ed stAsu:es; % amend Lhhptet =. q e"
J1Ped Statues 70 4Eaf nd the Ac1 appointing om-
siA reporters: % sneed the - tneoso;.stR: tes
lie Madison D,ek CoopafJ; 70 lueeftorate me
assa.sn 1sa:s 81 s''ss I'd
no5ste the Cz,:td sta:es Life Insurance Campsn5s
es S,sEs T.
.,arssee,e.s | asaspG5,'s g.:
I,as..4ay, ha1 Ia pre1eus aeeidsats 81 a.eh,neT !:
relative 70 records in Mttsean County; 70 maTs
sz..osn .ss sh.tgss 12s as1z e tss pen,trni.
] uaTy: 70 t, ecyparate the Mount Tern3n CeneteV
Atsossslon tneozpessts "a Gsas.to ga, g.
@ la @feG.i ot IL eroseeaEae At.eFnsy o1 A. On
i C.sT Cou1t; ~ 1reerpoasts ths Mount Ve5aon
y M5nn, rehor 10 incorporate Bershito: % amend
hs .s, Il ,at tns Wsa 1ssa b.
y | 1s ConyNy.
: Adjourned. .-.-
+ HoCsE or REPRESENTATIVES.
.. Coxn1rrER nEronTs ACTED on.
4. Etsrdirx Z couuiiteea ported back btl&.
81 PROHIBIT .ss .ls .sao q nases1 1.sn,1, E,i1
NJ *EssHteeksRBosKER sstea 81 81 X saartssd IN .d
70 Tne minority report ~ss laid On tho nele-,e1
e ncs 70 rte:rsnit ~ l.!d On Dc t.sls
s1. MILLER, q coes, eae1sa IN 5,: a5seo@Ss ~
no a1n ;d9I'f "! ,o.,1seas. ,ae r.: na,t. 8.
The p1ll WIS ordered TO third Erad1nx.
RI 1uTcA1p I1extxoxtAL 10 tY1zSoss 4oLpSKaA.
-. a .efolctlou direct nc fnc Governor % fnfu!s
MS to ii eoncrantJ discharged uiinols SOLDIER = te
sss ;ine1ial dploEa, 70 that eject wa diseases
~ Me.t.,. KERR md scMNER, who we're oppoas
4 Eoto1 waa EIDE 10 rtie1 to Ftnauca Cot
4 motion to 1ay this On ths table vas lost-yes
he Ard the resolution seEt 10 the Ftn2acs Coz
, \. | Hiuec.
Dc 1111A F1ox rnk yIxAXcx cnHx1f.xa.
aoet The F1naces comraiHee tsooEted reco9Qnt1
er1l trx tie pataaRe Of AfesotauotronaR @ -
,ex ! msrnhtI i thp1 o1 thn RaN EaetstsT y IexFna
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NUMBER .252,

esps carried .ha o!ecton for municipal omces Q
th1s e,ty yesterday, by tksRe majority. j. Il
T4Iker, caodie ats Iaf Mayor, rtcetyed Is ma
f,sity over ntt opoontnt, sac3.
RocaEsr1H, N. T.. karch 2-The Republican,
e1tttt Il or cp1{re city .ket. rod majority
DC Corpcils Smith, Tor Manor. has $50 raslontJ
U4wlGo Msrcb a-f4gs. Dt!n'cfai, ~ chosel
Nj, OF By 600 majority. The Republicans alectet
| 4 tc.]e sity Of the council.
AubIx3E March Hard Republican. electes
Mayor bJ 80 usjokly. Council Rfpnhheau.
Iokx1n, March 2.-fhe Democrats carried n
! cir, knox WAS chosen Mayor bJ Isl mS{ottty.
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M, DINsKO0K nuTsd to acns1d hJ striking
cut that per.iau relative 70 the appointment OF
t'pmutrHicntE r. md nscrt that the Governor sp.
point dve fc7te. md ski!fal parsons. ono
Iuatlcr builder ard ne r. architect
Mr.. ptkoM0QH Il eAtt tie vote showed that u.
House Vas opposed to rttAtn1nr ar1 o. she ota
Commissioner. He wanted them to have Il least
MI BAILEY said he shou,d rnAkt no Objection
to the m. n uerf.
Nj eTANLBY expressed himself 10 fasef OF
the sppotntuxps Of '.omumlorers ~ tne toSer-
per. At The sare TINS be held that aEe V3tatais-
eInnfrt were not terteu, &nd ha should not vote
tor tha bill u The amendment vas pay H.
4 vpte VII taken on The Alaetdnent, fefnIsloR
-yese, II: nsJe, IS ,.
Ar bISsMObR offered further Au1eadneut
ifc that portlnn Of ntl substitute proy1dtue ~
tne Cpmp1ts.1onere shall conduct the wTE- 1nis
does rot require new plans sno sPeclaesuouu;;.
| docs not connne the expenditure fo thste Hiu.
tens, and leaves the employment Of Joaet s'o8e
IT., BAILEY said the sabshspe bad been Toted
down IN eonutf1se. he bad 51esoeo n -:
| Utr1moof AND accepted m Amendment Wnlea tns
las1er aaid would make III hul sistsfaetoE{; Sor
poetd 10 limit tts cost to wt4t WIS SAteo s1 tas
| otlstt ii bill. Tte plans waiet had 6sea Ro1Ha
| up conter plated tWseo that t1peoaituEe. ~
Ut1aruoof prppoAtd TO atr1kc ont tnAk tAteE Z.
By totug fExt, ke nlkrtprt aented tne peop4c y.
NotttIn 1]hr otg- Bis dttt AHa@ndtoent "&s 1o'
III. DixsTooR replied to the ehzrget nade BY
Nj. Bailey. znt satd he had 1os tlsaRea M -.
TO enppo1l h.g bill. A voss was 0kEa on tae
! srrntmxri fespltluE-yeas, 4s; r1Jt. 5.
A role waa takan On tha adoption Of ne snosl
t @r+. -r.r r}s{re-xeas Il: uaFF> 3d-49 follows:
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061fUAfYe
Crac1xAsr, Ksreh 4.-Mr. ]. r. Ste.eus. Ru
peftnfcpdent nf the Weatefn Union Tt!tEapt
aEd SCENT Of The Atscctated Press. died It hi
/, fidenee tn this city Of pulmonary eousunpti51
at o'clock tits nos1inT. b. x4s 81 ysa1s old
and le4vea Wis ard three Children.
puE1sanizu ~. masked Balls.
Bosron. M4rth 3.-Ths Chief Of Police hts re
ceised orders 10 aupp tts Ill public masked bail
cn md 4Ner the A&h Of March.
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General Notices.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

~ r-eers uo]dtrs IN The Enited statea rEze Coa-
1-,t NJ Tixz.re Bradford 4 CO. Al pAsass nola. l.
1t Is d. III of chicago u the spring q sa@T
tNsHat NJ Vhich hAs not been drAH ~ Al. EIl
q -: NM 70 Tia underlined how many
hssta tssy bold. = tnsss M - 6 ~ u
psvxnT.e And trlmb1rse, - n1 - possible. tbs In
ea1f ~ rtses thai Were Ttcuzed. stats f1N p1S-
ucnlaft, sud 8ddfess l. - fo*& o0et ooA ~ tia'
st1 lhao4
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The F1n1cee Committee reported recommend
trx tie pataaRe Of feso1auoI voting @ eAeh
- mstnfx1 ttpJ pl ten RaN Ra9tstsT q Jexnat u
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FOR, SALE

NJ tbs owner. sc7en .acrts On AllWAoket-ar.
wesseturAt.. With good tmpeoyeHenks. * IT,. 90
eMh. ual4uca one, tEo and tnfss years. Als
Acf q an Western-iv., 1t I,anQ per arrc. ltqair
1-F. F0WELL. oo tho place, e, O. kddse1a Ill v
MAtEAt.4f
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HYDE PARE RESIDENCE, hesunfa1i5, sra
near tne L.ks. nnisesd on IN Eood s.1is. aad .
grounds, cnunaAedtnE dns !!ev of su51oua
rounuJ. For tsfrn1 can 1t lay of5ce Of u
ULBIGU. 156 WaatlnKtoE-st.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-08-14

GRApEs.-What. already! was our
exclamation upon the presentation to
us of huge punches of Madaline grapes,
ripe and luscious. They were raised
and presented to us by Mr.. John Mil
lard, living just in the edge of town.
For this latitude we think the 10th of
August pretty early for ripe grapes, don't
you? Friend Millard' 5 enterprising dis
position and industry will not only enrich
him, but greatly benefit the community
in which he lives, by showing what can
be produced from our soil by the use of
little intelligent industry.
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Notice )

United states Internal Revenue Coi-
lector's Once, District TT Oregon.-Noticc is
hereby given that the Annual list Of Taxes for
1869, also monthly lists for months of April and
May, 1869, assessed in the county of Mariop, has
been placed in my hands for collection. Af4par-
ties are hereby notified that will be
At Albany, from July 10th to 24th
Corvallis, Benton county, 26th to the 10th;
inclusive
Dallas. Polk county. sIst to 4tE u August,
inclusive;
Lafayette. Yamhill county, August OH 70 lotk
inclusive.
Oregon City. claekamas county. August I2tl
to 18th inclusive,
to receive and receipt for taxes assessed ON said
list, TO wit Special Taxes. llicensesl incohds
Silver Piste tInis.s s,.. -. .as uot = ~ ~
time and place above specified; collection viii II
made BY distraint and sale Of property.
w. CHAPMAN,
Deputy Collector, District Of Oregon.
Dated. Albany, July 9ths Is69-45H
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ssGAY,, NEWS.
Farmers Can Ride end Plow,
BY SECURING ONE OF THE
- GAY = PLOW S,
Manufactured and sold for the very low price of
500 and 1910.

TEVHE simplicity and practicability of this new
Plow commends it fayorably to the special
notice of every farmer. 1t possesses decided
superiority ever all other plows now in use. Tho
unplowed land. Its entire construction is in no
way complicated. The plow is managed in every
manner with ease. and requires only two levers
to be used in making any alteration. The supe-
riorty of the Cay Plow will be clearly shown
by the following certificate:
We the undersigned, citizens of Linn county,
Oregon. having purchased and used upon our
farms the Cay Plow, hereby certify that the
same has given entire satisfaction. Its facility
for adjusting to suit the depth of furrow without
moving from the seat. is simple and easy. We
like the plow for it's draught, because the is
brought to bear directly upon the plow-bcam in
stead of the carriage also. because it is strong
and durable, all except the woodwork being con-
structed of wrought iron-no stings are used
The wheels running upon the solid land is an ad-
vantage other gang plows, in striking off
land and in plowing, not having to make the nec-
essary changes in the machinery, and the seat is
always level, not thr wing the driver forward or
sideways as in other plows Better work and
more of it can be accomplished by the use of this
Plow than by hand.
We take pleasure in recommending the "GAY''
Prov to our brother farmers, as one having no
superior in Oregon.
J. e. REED, w. p. ESHOM,
a: s, Loo@MEp, @ =. ". PIKE.
Tho ssGAY' PLow is manufactured by II.
Goulding, Portland Machine Shop.
All orders will be promptly attended to by ad-
dressing.
G. r.. GAY.
Portland, Oregon.
Albany Agents.
J. BARROWS & CO., Agents
for Linn q Benton counties.
JOHN BRIGGS, Agent
for Linn & Benton counties.
May %, '69-37
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A New Gold Metal.
THE
Gold Metal Watches /!
NOW BEING INTRODUCED By
C, E. COLLINS g. CO.,
.y Washington street, San +

6Zg washington Street, san fAheIsco,
Surpass anything yet made in the way of an i'm
i.ation Gold Watch. They well and keep
good time.
The Ladies' Watches cost So. $40 and SIS each;
the Gentlemens cost SIS and $40 each.
Chains, from So to Sc each.
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This is an entirely plan, giving Insurers
the largest return ever made by any Company in
the same period.
The Company give credit when desired, of from
33 to so per cent. of premiums.
An illustration of the advantages of the credit
system as practiced by this Company, is the case
of H. c.. Coe, of Yonkers, who insured his life in
this Company for S., 900, in February, 1857, pay
ing the whole premium in cash, Sis; at the end
of the first year it was impossible for him 20 raise
the amount of the premium then due, in cash ,and
he came to the Office prepared to surrender the
policy. Being told that he could give his note
for the premium. he did His death occurred
in tho euioyment of the amount insured. Had
he insured in an 3tall cash. Company, they would
have seen left unprovided for.
This is, in itself, complete refutation OF the
absurd statement of s.all cash. Companies, that
it is injurious for the insurer to have the power to
give note under any circumstances.
c. r. FERRY, Gen. Agent.
A. j. GROSS. Special Agent. [masms
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THEM CIsTERN.-On yesterday, the
cisscrn on First street had progressed to
the depth Of twelve feet, where water
was "struck.n The intention now is to
sink it three feet further, total of fifteen
feet, if water does not prevent.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-08-14

A LEGITIMATE GRowL.--The Demo
craf of last week gets off small growl at
persons who, getting married and sending
the notice of said happy (to them) event
for publication, forget to send any cash
Ga gold dollar, for instance) to pay the
printer for such insertion. Well, it is
generally supposed that merchant is
the best judge of his own goods-and
it's just so with the married man. If
he, being the best judge, don't think his
new bargain of sufficient value to send
the printer dollar in cash. or its equiv
alent, for announcing the happy event to
the world, we take it for granted she
isn't worth it, or that he is an unappre-
ciative cuss, and willingly publish the
notice free gratis for nothing without
charging him cent therefor.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-08-14

GONE FROM OUR GAzE.-Our worthy
County Judge, s. A. Johns, wishing to
extend his business, doubtless, has formed
o partnership with Mrs. s. g. Smith
Rev. DR.. Hill done the Jaw work," at
the residence of the lady, in this city,
on Thursday last. May their union be .
pleasant and happy one.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-08-14

SMoKY.-We are still "pestered" with
smoke, which makes the day gloomy and
night gloomier. We need rain to drive
off tho smoke and settle the dust.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-08-14

PoIsoNED.-We heard a rumor the
other day to the effect that whole fam
lily, somewhere in this vicinity, had been
poisoned, and that one of the children
had died, and that the balance of the
family were in critical state. We were
unable, however, to get "head or tail'' of
the facts in the case. and therefore won't
say nothing aboutit. P S. We have
since learned that the name of the fam
lily poisoned is Vanatty, living somewhere
on Big Muddy.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-08-14

DIVINE SERvIcEs.-We are requested
to announce that the pulpit of the M. r.
church will be occupied tomorrow by
Rev. N. Rounds, President of the Will
lamette University, at the usual morning
and evening hours. At the same place,
on the 22d, at the usual morning hour,
Rev Mr.. Bates, of the Evangelical
Church, will hold services.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-08-14

THAT BoAT-The 'shigh- pressure"
steamer that left this port last week un-
der command of Capt. Merrill, S. S.
Markham, Purser, arrived at Salem in
good shape, and started on the return
voyage early the present week. The late
unheard of storms on the Willamette, it
is feared, may have stranded the vessel
on some lone island amid the rushing
waters, many rods from a hospitable
shore. or one of the ''propellers" may
have COLLAPSED or the employees .'kiek-
ed" for higher wages or the adoption of
the eight hour law-any of which would
be the cause of longer OF shorter de-
tention. The arrival of this craft is look
ed for with anxiety.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-08-14

Hrs OPINIoN.-The other day gen.
tleman of large business capacity and
foresight, speaking of the prospect of
higher prices Of wheat, said that If he
was provided with the necessary where
with, he would be willing to pay So cents
per bushel for every bushel of wheat
raised in Linn county during this season.
This is his opinion of what the prices
paid for wheat will be before next spring
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-08-14
RECOMMENDATIONS: !:


SAN FnArcIsco, May IL. 1860.
This is to certify that have carried one of the
small size Gola Metal Watches which got of C.
E. Collins & Co.. ana find that it runs rs well,
and keeps good time any watch ever car
ried, and can therefore recommend them. j
am engaged on Sacramento steamer Chrysopols.
C. a. COLBY.
am engineer on the San Jose Railroad
have been carrying one of C. L. Collins & Co.'S
Watches for about year, and can safely say
it is the rery best watch for time, thet have ever
seen. GEO. CORNWALL.
Engineer on the San jose Railroad.
Toaso, May 90, 1862
Messrs. C.. e. GoHias d. Col wish to know
what terms you will send five six watches
to address. Several of the men in this
chine shop are highly delighted at the watch
got of you; am very much pleased with it it
gives satisfaction. Hoping to hear from you
soon, remain yours. r. b. PATTON,
Clerk, Toano, c. P. r. R.
For List of Prices and description of Goods,
send directly to Can be sent by express, to
c. e. COLLINS 4 CO.,
629 Washins ston street, San Francisco.
P. S.-Where six Watches of the above are
ordered at one time, will send extra, free
of all charge. We also deal in the finest Gold
and Silver Watches, watchmakers and jewelers.
tools and materials, ut the very lowest possible
rates.
The new Gold Metal Watches being intro
duced by C. e. Collins & Co., of San francisco,
seem to be just the thing for those desiring .
cheap and at the same time good-looking time
keeper. One of the young lady compostors in
our Office has one of the cheapest kind advertised
-$s-which runs well, keeps good time, looks
well. and seems fulfill all the requirements Of
high-priced watch. The chain sent with this
watch is of exquisite design and high finish Sec
their advertisement in another column.-Alpine
Miner.
WArcHEs.-We have received one of the new
Gold Metal Watches from G. f. Collins d Co., of
San Francisco. It is neatly finished, hunting
case. keeps good time and is, without doubt, the
best watch for the price that can be purchased in
San Franeisco.-La Porte Union.
WHAr Next Cheaper than silver-looking
and wearing like gold--neither plated galvan-
ized-are the new Gold Metal Watches saw
last week at our friend Collins. If we had not a
gold watch-which we have to pay each year 81
to "Uncle Sam" for the privilege Of wearing-we
certainly would have Gold Metal Watch
Spectator. jy45tf
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Over 10000 Persons
"EsTIFY to tho wonderful cures Of
DIR. r. w. MurrAyss

1D1s. -. w N1uT'rayS =
Balsam for the Liver and Blood, Natnrc's own
remedy. One of the celebrated physicians of
Portland says he is cured of the Lung and Liver
complaint, and says he owes his life to
DR.. Murray's Lung and Liver Balsam.
Read what he says
PORTLAND, May 81, 1860.
I have tried DIR. J. w. Murray's Lung and
liver Balsam. / used it in my family with the
best of success. l was sick for months and
used every remedy. I called in several physi-
clans, but they did good. I exhausted
every remedy known to tho medical profession,
and received no benefit. This Lung and Liver
Balsam cured me, and do not hesitate to recon-
mend it to the public good and safe remedy
to the public and my friends. It is good, and
those who know nftc, many do in this State, rs
1 have lived in, many parts of it, know that
would not recommend them to thing that
had no merit, because am opposed to quack
remedies. q. w. BROWN, NJ. d.
General Agents !
SMITH & DAVIS. Portland, Oregon.
HODGE & CALEF, +" i"
june 5, '69-39tf
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RETURNED.-The party consisting Of
Hank. Mendenhall, Fred. Hill, Grin Ru-
bart, VIM. briggs, and others, who have
been ont on q fishing and hunting excur-
sion as far as Clear Lake, distant from
this city some sixty-iye miles, report
since their return, that they experienced
season of general enjoyment. Clear
Lake is "chock" full Of trout, who appear
rather anxious to be taken in out of the
wet" Hank and Grin hooked one hun
dred and thirty pounds in less than two
hours, on one occasion. The party brought
home with them several hundred pounds
of this delicious fish Deer we're begin
ming to make their appearance.
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This is fair showing for the past
week, as farmers generally are not yet
through with harvesting When this
IS accomplished, the weekly receipts by
our millers and warehousemen will be
more than double the above count, until
the whole crop has been stored.
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HsE MURRAY,S IMPROVED MAGIC
- OA-the King Of Pains jn5-sotf
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am engineer the San Jose Railroad
have been caraying one of C. L. Collins & Co.'S
Watches for about one year, and can safely say
it is the rery watch for time. thet have
seen. GEO. CORNWALfs.
Engineer the San jose Railroad.