STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT.
; Money Market.
San Franc lioo Legal Tender ratea.....,.717&
New York Gold Quotations .'......11,34
To tli e Ilnmnne nnt Patriotic.
Appalling -accounts of th?. sufferings of
the people of the Southcrja States from fam
ine and destitution, call urgent! on the be
nevolence of the nation for prompt and ade
quate relief. ,
Death is already at work among the suf
ferers. The horrors of starvation press up
on thous; xids in wide districts of the coun
try. To many the promptest action may
come too lata. Multitudes can only be saved
by immediate benefactions, and their contin
uation till the harvest is gathered. .The At
antic States and California are moving. Or
egon will do her part.
A meeting of the citizens will be held at
the Court House, in Albany, on Monday
evening rext, at 7 o'clock, to form a South
f ra Relief Society and contribute to the re
lief fund. -
It is su jsested that similar meetings be
held in each precinct of the county, and aux
iliary societies organized, on the first Mon
day of Miy or as soon as practicable.
WM. MONTEITn, J. NORCROSS.
J. C. POWELL, GEORGE R. II ELM,
E. F. RUSSELL, A. COWAN.
E. R- dEAF.Y. B, a II ILL.
-W. W. PARRISH, JOHN CONNER,
if. II. CRANOR, A?D VIST OTHERS.
A Bilk. Last Saturday evening a "Prof.
J. Compton M. D." delivered a "Lecturo to
Gentlemei only," in the Court House, on
the 'Phycal Causes that lead to divorce, or
.the Separation of Husband and wife." We
.stepped in expecting to be sold and were not
at all disappointed. He is one of the most
arrant blackguards and bilks that ever hum
bugged ary people. Besides this, we regard
him as a corrupter of public morals ; and be
lieve that he should be arrested as such. He
unblushingly proclaims his own infamy by
narrating facts concerning his own wives (he
says he ht-s had three) that every man of true
sensibility and honor would keep locked in
his own bsom forever. "We listened to him
for a while ; but when he coolly advised boys
.and youth to. enter upon a course of licen
tiousness, we left. His influence is bal&ful
and pestiferous in the extreme; and instead of
being countenanced he should be shunned and
denounced by every community he may visit.
Pacific Coast Bcsiness Directory.
.Such is the title of a work just placed in our
hands for inspection. It contains the name
and post office address of each merchant
manufacturer and professional man residing
in the States of California, Oregon and Neva
da; the Territories of "Washington, Jdaho,
3fontana and Utah ; and the Colony of Brit
ish Columbia. Also ,a Gazetteer of tha cit
ies, towns, and counties, and an Exhibit of
the resources of the Paeiffc cocst. Compiled
by Henry G. Langley, Editor of the Califor
nia State Register, State Almanac, 4c.
This is one of the few works we can most
heartily recommend. It is brimfuli and
running over with useful, statistical informa
tion on almost every subject of importance
relative to this Coast. We most cordially
recommend it to the people of Oregon. We
understand that the agent for Linn county,
S. D. Weittaker, will commence to supply
subscribers here in a few days.
New Hotei.. We learn that our towns
men, 3Iessrs. Sprenger and Montgom
ery the firmer of the Pacific and the latter
.of the City Hotel have it in contemplation
to build a large and commodious brick Ho
tel during the ensuing summer and fall ;
provided they can have that encouragement
from property-holders which such an under
taking should receive. A hotel of the kind
they contemplate erecting would mre or
less benefit the entire city ; and it would
cause property in its immediate vicinity to
rjse frgnx one-sixth to one-half its present
value. We bays seen this thing done on
four sefr.il occasions In our lifetime. Men
pf means should nqp be backward in encour
aging this enterprise. To npojirge it is to
consult their best interests.
Millinzrt Grs.SIrs. Paxton
f&ently r4etgrn0 from fon Francisco, and
fi&a brought to Albany ari assortment of
Millinery Goods, wETcb, we are told by
jeycral laches m whose judgment on 6ueh
fffr? sr pl?ce implicit conJdence are
pioifc excellent, fashionable and ftcherche;
nd frbs-t is ore and better far Mrs, P.,
they are b ung sold very rapidly,
IlaBBLz Yard. -Any one needing any
thing like marble monuments, grave and
tomb-stoncs, pedestals, slabs, mantel pieces,
and in fact marble work of all kinds, can be
accommodited by calling on Phillip Miller,
Albany. Y7e speak advisedly when we sav
that the most beautiful sculpturing, and the
finest lettering we have ever seen in Oregon
ire have soen at his shop
iCTWe learn from a private letter written
by Col. J. K. Kelley, to citizens of this place,
that the rt mains of Maj. J. F. Miller (for
merly of tail place), were embarked at San
Francisco, on the steamer Idaho, on the 20th
: t j 1 .
Jrjo upicu vu arrive uere lor lu-
jtermeDi; oji next Tuesday's boat.
Lett for Montana. -Kev. L. B. Stateler,
who for se me months past has been living
in Linn c-ounty, started last Tuesday for
Montana Territory. 1T goes overland, ta
king bis family with him. We trust that
the pure Mountain air of ib.at country wil
restore him to his usual health and vigor.
Coxco Troupe. -This Troupe will give
one of their Concerts to-night at the Cour
House, "hey are well spoken of by the
press, and we have not much doubt tjjat they
are good. To laugh, is healthy, and there is
nothing to us more laughable than witnessing
- a good nejjro performance.
TTb.j Eagle mills at Brownsville, are
paying t enty-three cnts per pound, coin
for wool. This, we understand, is a little
" higher than has yet been oferedby any other
woc3-buyers. '
Remotal. Beach and Monteith have re
ccntly mo rd from their oia stana, corner
. Firsi and Ferry sireets. to the new brick
Etc re adjoiri.ng thajb, occupied by Barrows
NoTioj.The Board of Managers of the
State Agricultural Society will meet at Salem,
on Wednesday, May 20th. at 8 o'clock a. if.
in the State Library room, for the purpose
of taking into consideration the changing of
the time of holding the State Fair for 18C7 ;
changing the rules for competing; to take
into consideration the Clackamas county
claim and to transact any other business of
the Society that may come before the Board.
A full attendance of the Board of Managers
is requested.
Called as per request meeting of State So
ciety held in Salem March 11th, 1807.
By order of the President.
A. C. Schwatka, Corresponding Seo'y.
SSTElder Martin, a Baptist minister, will
preach at the Independent School House next
Sunday evening, commencing at early candle-lighting.
JT It will be seen by Dr. Wbittemore's
card, that he proposes practicipg his profes?
sion in Albany and yipinity.
ALBANY riUCES ?lJKfl.fSXT,
Albahv. Saturday, April 27, J87.
The follow iu are the price paid for Traduce,
and tha prices at which other artioles are veiling
in this market t
Wheat white, per bushel, li eta,
Oat per bushel, 20(3,25 eta.
Potatoes per bushel. 6062..
Onion per bushel. $1 25.
Flour per bbl, ft 50
Butter per pound, 25 cts,.
Eggs per down, 15 cU.
Chicken, per dotca, $3. DO.
Peaches dried, per pound, 14 cs,
Pork per pound. 6 (7 cts.
Beef on foot, 4,($ eta.
Mutton, per pound, 12 cents.
Soap per pound, 4 ($5 eta.
Salt Lot Angelo, per pound, 2 eta.
Sjrup-per gallon, ?0(f90, ctr. ' '
Tea Young Iljr'son, per pound; $ 00.
- Black, 75$l 00.
Japan, $1 12J.
Sugarrusbed; per pound, 17020 ctf.
Island, 100 12 J."
! Sea. H Cts. '
C&ffee-per" pound,-230 eta.
Kails cut, per pound, 91010 cts.
"White Lead pure, per keg, $4 005 00,
Linseed Oil boiled, per gallon, $1 CJL
Turpentiuc-peVgtlloa.;. 75.02 00. ' '"
Domestic brown, 20020 eta. '" "
llickory striped, per yard, SO" eta.
Bed Ticking pet yard. 33.050 eta.
Blue Drilling per yard, 25030 eta.
Flannels pefyard, 62)075 eta.
Prints fast colors, per yard, 18020 cts.
Rifie Powder, per f Oua,d. 75($1 00. ''"
Candles beat, per pound, 300x33 eta.
Rice China, per pound, 140 15 eta.'
Tobacco per pound, 'T50I1 00.
Salxcratus per1 pound, 14015 cU.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Jleajieal A d ' ie DR.WM. K:VXT
IIERTY'S Medicar and Surgical ' Inalilote is be
coming asiqe qua non in the welfare of our State
end health of our ci;isena; &d tU rabidly reread
ing reputation, although It day 'excite surprise, is
bat the signal of skill, and follows aa thu -natural
effect cf such a cause. We are personal!? acquaint
ed with gentlemen gho hare auffcred foryeare un
der chronic due jc, acd tiko lad'Ukca adrant
age of every available means tbt protriiA'd relief,
bat without sueeesa, until they palled upon Dr.
Doherty, who, in an incredibly l,ort spae of time
has gircn 'Ibem entire rtlsef. It is gratifying to
announee t-ia fact, because the Do-tor i a gvn
tlemaa who seeks, not by defamation1 of other, to
esubllili Liief olion, r to rear tie njjx-nstruc-ture
of hiaon n upon the riic cij aq another's fame.
The puctor conducts bi Institute in each a man
ner that must be gratifying to all bis patients.
lie examines, advisee and recommends without
chars6,'and the patient, after bearing bia terms
fur treatmeat. eaa acoept or reject at plaaaure. In
no ease does the Doctor make a ctarge unlets be
effecta a eurp. Thia he U able to do, Tbt-cauiM! he
feels tho po&Hdence which long exparieoee bas gir
en, and no doubt the eonaolation which appertains
to that confidence. Persons afSicted with either
aecute or chronic diseases, would do well to con
rnlt him. For consultation be aka no fee, nor
does be insist c'oBedknce to tU advice unlesattte
patient placce himself under his care. Ilia off.ee
are on Sacramdnto street, oppos tie the Pacific Mail
Steamship omce. 5. Jr. -ei.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ISAAC LYONS,
JEWELLEH,
-AX
CLOCK AND WATCH REPAIRER I
HAS REMOVED FltOM niS OLD STAND,
in tiradwobl's new brick store, to the small
frame budding nearly opposite, between Irvirg s
saddler shop and Levy's store, on
KAXH STREET, OREGON j
Where be may be found at all times ready to
REPAIR CLOCKS ND YATCHES!
AXD
JEWELRY GEN E ALLY I
In a Workmanlike Manner!
He calls attention to bis
SPLENDID ASSORMENT
ov-
Which lie Offers at Verv Low Fifnrei!
m kj
FOIl CASK!
He returns thanks to the publie for their natron.
age heretofore, and respectfully solicits a continu
ance 01 the same.
April 20, 1867, v2n361y
B LAC KS l1 ITH I N C I v
-r-O-
rjlUB SUBSCRIBERS WOpLp BE3PECT
X fully inform the public that they are Drenared
to execute all orders for work in their line, such as
-MAKING AND POINTING PLOWS,
HOBSESHOEIlNrG
AND
IRONING WAGONS I
Particular attention will be given to
F" A FiM E R S ' W O R.K
i
All work will be done in the best manner and at
very low Prices. We solicit a fair share
of the patronage pf this community. .
Shop on Main Street near "
. Crawford's Flouring'.',!
Mills, Albany, - -.
. ' . Oregon.
-T2a35tf TWEED ALE & PJEBLER,
ADVERTISEMENTS.
S.T-l8(5o-X
Persons or sedentary habtti troubled with weak
neaa, laaaltude, palpitation of the heart, lack of
appetite, distress after eating, torpid liver, constl
patlon, Ac, doner? to auffer If they will not try
the celebrated PLANTATION BITTERS, which
are now recommended by the llghcst medical au
thorities, and warranted to, produoe aa Immediate
beneficial effect. They areesceedlngly agreeable,
perfectly pure, and must auparoede'all other ton
loa where a healthy, gentle stlmulanC la required.
They purify, strengthen and Invigorate.
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change of water and
They strengthen th.e cystem end enllvpn the
mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers.
They purify the bseath and acidity of the stom
ach.4 I
T,hey euro Dyspepsia and Constipation..
They cure Liver Complaint and ferrous Iead
ache. They make the weak strong, the languid bril
liant, and are exhausted nature's great rertorer.
The am composed of thoWebrated Calisya bark,
wlntergreen, sassafras, roots and herbs, all pre-
served In perfectly pore CU Crotx rum. For par
ticulars, see circulars and testimonials around
each bottle.
Beware of Impostors. Examine every bottle-
See that it has out private U. 8. stamp onuutlla
ted over the cork, with plantation scene, and our
i . - m t.A .1.1. .'..1 1 . Cm. that
our bottle U not refilled with spurious and delete-
rious stuff. Any person pretending to sell run
taUop Bers by the gallon or in bum, u an im-
poster. Ay prscn urM&f " ooiue, or sell
ing any other materfal therein, whether called
PUntmtitn Bitters or not. is a criminal under the
r, ..t i.. ... T.J
demandfor Drake's Plantation BUters. from la-
dia. eWyvmen. merchants. 4e.. la lneredWe.
The simple trial of a botUe ts the . evidence we
present of their worth and superiority. They are
sold by all respecUb'l? druggVjh grocer, physi
cians, hotels, saloons, ateamboata" and. country
,tores. P. H. DRAKE A "CO.
Ilarnent .Unsnolit Vater.
A toilet deligb't ! The ladies" treasure and gen
UetRc'q'e boon r The sweetest thing" knd largest
quantity. Muhufaciared from tne rten tsouinern
Magnolia. t'cd for bathing the face and peraon.
to render the skin soft and fresh, to prevent erup
tion, to perfume'elotblng, ie. ' '
It.ovcrcomesthe unpleasant odor of perspiration.
It removes redness, tan, bioicDC, c.
It cures nerroas headache and allays Inflamma
tion.
It cools, softens and adds dtlieatfy to the skin.
IJ jda a subdued and lasting perfume.
It cures tquaqucto b:ta and 1 tings of inaeetj.
It coutai.ia fco material injurious to the skin.
It is what every lady thould have. Svld every-
where. Try the Magnolia Water once and yon
will me no other Culogn, Perfumery, or Toilet
Water afterward. IiUMAH HAltXEH A CO.,
Props. Exclusive Agenta, N. Y.
Sold by all Druggita and Dealers on tbo Pacif
ic eoaaL
Lsou liathniroit,
t is antot delightful Hair Dressing.
It eradicates scurf artd daodntST.
It keeps the bead eool and tKan.
It makes the hair rub, soft and glosy.
It preterits hair turning gray and falling ot
It retorts p'air upon prematurely bald beas.
Ti U U just wbatXyottrs Kathairod will do. It
is
pretty it is cheap dutatde. It ts literally
sold by the car-load, and ye( U almost incredi
ble demand is daily increasing, until there is hard
ly a country store that does not keep It, or a fami-
. . i. . -
y to at dues not use it,
K. THOMAS LYOJT, Chemist. N. Y.
Lyon Kxitact ClngO?
Lyon's Extract of Pure Jamaica Olnger for
Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Ueadaehe,
Cholera Morbus, Flatulency, Ac., where warni
ng stimulant is required. Its careful preparation
and entire purity make it a cheap and reliable ar
ticle for culinary purposes. Sold everywhere, at
50 cts per bottle. Ask fur "LrosTs" Pure Ex
tract. Take no other.
L.yon' Flea Powder.
The effect of Lyon's Magnetic Insect Powder Is
almost instantaneous death to everything of the
insect species. Fleas, particularly, cannot lire
where it is. It U most wonderful in this respect,
being entirely harmless to the human family.
Many worthless imitations are offered. Be partic
ular and receive none but Lyon's. Each flask of
the genuine bears tbt signature of E. Lyon and
the stamp of Demas Barxes A Co.
HustfUlir Liniment.
Have you a hurt child or a lame horse? Ue
the Mexican Mustang Liniment. . .
Jf or cuts, sprains, burns, swellings and caked
breasts, the Mexican Mustang Liniment is a ccr-
torn cure.
For rheumatism, neuralgia, stiff jcInU,8ting
Or asm ay 1 v.' b f iuviv as uvtuiug a.av tuv? aiavaivmu am mb
tang Liniment.
For spavined horses, tbe poll-evil, ringbone and
sweeney, the Me jf lean Mustang iniment never
fails. -
For wind-galls, scratch e, iig-head and splint,
the ijeiean Mustang Jjinimcnt is worth its weight
in gom. -.
Cuts, bruises, sprains and swellings, ate so com
men and certain to qqcuj: ifi eycry family, that a
botile 6t this Liiient Is the best Investment that
can be made.
It if more certain than the doctor it saves ime J
In sending5 for tbo doctor it Is cheaper than thej
doctor ana snoaia never oe dispensed witn.
"j.n luunz ms i'H'fl iriu wrp ure, it uppea over
and scalded my handf tcrriWy." The
Mustang Liniment extract the pa n caused the
sore to heal rapidly, and left very little scar.
A Wm.
-. . ' . .
Mr. b. lawn, 01 iiyae i-aric, v t., writes: snj
horse was considered worthless, (spavin) but since I non, county of Linn, is this day dissolved by do
the use of the Mustarfg Liniment, I have sold him !ual nwnt. AIL persons indebted: t; tb said
for $150. Tour Liniment is doing wonders up
here.' "
All genuine is wrapped in steel plate engravings,
signed. G. W. Westbrook, Chemist, and also has
the private U. S. stamp of Dewas Barjies A Co
over the top'. Look closely. Sold by all Drug
gists &t 29, SO cte, and $1 00. eeS vZn4 ty
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Inn. a. c. bill.
GEO. F. IKTTLEMIER.
SETTLEMIER & CO.,
DRUGGISTS,
AT DR. SHEPHERD'S OLD STAND,
mixts NT., - - - ALBANY-
DEALERS IN
DRUGS,
I O I E S
g.HElMIOAliS,
I'u!n, Oil, GIu, DyC'KtufTHt
Y A It N I B 11 E S ,
15U A rtLL AISORTWKJ'T Cf
1 ye.
DRuaqisTS' suNpaiES.
AGENTS BY" APPOINTMENT FOR
D. lajoei k Son'i Faulif Stillclnci.
. ' ' - K .V n
W also keep 00 band a full eupiily o(
Dr.
All Patent Uctliclncx In tine.
Our stock tt Drags, Fluids, Extracts, ety, are from
Well Known Manufacturers,
and
111 bo found
OF
TUB
V
I! EST
....
QUALITY !
SrCCUL ATTISTIOX OITC3T TO COtOtHbUO
PHYSICIAN'S PRESCRIPTIONS!
.e Solicit the rntronogo Of the
lubllr.
WE HAVE ESTABLISHED A
nRliipt nDIJR CTflRF AT SfilRI
miioiiwii wiiwm wivim. ns vwiw
vrEit rut as accmcst er
DR. II. IT. KINO,
Who will keep a fall supply of Drags, Medicines,
etc., etc., Tor sale at low micas.
SETTLEMIER A CO.
April 6, 1867 T2n31ly " '
STATE EIGHTS DEMOCRAT '
JOB PRINTING
OPFICK.
FIIST ALBANY, pEOON
W.
bare connected with this oSoe a rs casj
JOB OFITOE,
0I are prepared, at ahorteat notiee, to fill. In the
Beaiaai oef, any oyer tfi may b teat ns.
EVERT DESCRIPTION Or JO!f PRJstTlJfa
A? t Sett led Speedil
factory Sty
f1
le, 1
and in a saU
at Prices
t
I c 11 K.tr as
THE CHEAPEST t
0
Theatres,
Conccrta
Publio Meetings,
t the Shorten Notice!
MERCHANTS, DANKEftS. ASD BUSUESS
MEN HUPPLIED WITH CARD.',
BILLS, BILL-HEADS. BILLS
LADIX'I. CHECKS, -
LETTER HEAD
INOS.Ac. BALL
CIRCULARS,'
ELECTION TICKETS,
BALL TICKETS, CENSUS
BLANKS, DRFOGISTS' LABEXS,
LIQUOR LAEEI, ORpERS QF DAN.
CINO, NOTES OF HAND, DRAY REClilPTS,
LEGAL BLANKS OF ALL KINDS,
CIRCULARS. BILLS OF FARE,
PROGRAMMES, SHIPPING
RECEIPTS. BOOKS AND
PAMPHLETS, CATA
LOGUES, AND
BY-LAWS.
! All Orders Promptly Attended to
ABBOTT & BROWN,
, "State Rights Democrat" Job Office.
GOOD GRUB AND PLENTY OF IT.
AT THE . '
i
EKJNETT HOUS
r
BALI231 - - - - , OREGON.
TL,. jay s. tuhney,
TAVINO LEASED TIIE ABOVE NAMED
XX Hotel, is prepared to aeooomodate the trav
eling public, and ova bckdrkd'Tegulab soard-
eus, in as good style as any House on tne uoast.
He has determined to make the "Bennett" as good
as the best and letter than any publio house in
I Salem. He will soon complete tome imprUntim
provemenw, which wi l aua greauy w w appear-
to recrfve bis share of watronaite.
I mwaa anI aAmfirf sfe n fl intariill IA TV A 11 T. r fl n rtnl
Ue hai ,ecured tno 8ervices of "Charley"
J (known to be the best cook in Siilerp, and one of
I the best in the whole country), an;t otntr compe-
tent persons to nianago the ary department,
found any where not in clap-trap, pomp and show,
flommpryund fine furniture, but in an abundant
supply of the very best the market affords. "
His Bar-Iloom will be kept warm and ugnted,
and well supplied with newspapers, periodicals
and other suitable reading matter, and kept in a
manner li jiioa win rasne 11 n grcoaDie resort.
In short, he intends making an effort to please
all who stop at the Besxett Hocse. And he
most respectfully requests his frfeuds everywhere
to give ttiB old and well known stand. at -ioast one
more trial before concluding they can do as-. well
elsewhere, and promises if they are not well treat
ed, and properly cared for, and at reasonable Jig
ure; it will not be-the fault of the public's . most
obedient and most humble servant, , . .. . u. ,
1 ' , , L 3J S T.F11?' i
by the day, week or" month, at the "Bennett
1 cnarges moderate. - ai. i'0 a.
' Salem, Oregon", Nor. 12, 1866 v2nltf ,
Dl8Solutlon of Co.Partlierslllp.
1 . t , , .
mllE CO-PAfeTNEIlSIIIP HER ETOFOB.fi
A elistmg between Enow A Claughton, dealers
la d.y eood, erocerJe. in the town of Leba-
1 firm, by note or book account, will pi
ay the same
to d. d. enow : and all debts and liab
iljties of said
I firm will be paid by S. S. Snow...
. S. si. on u vv ,
: ' ' s. h. claughton.
April 13, 1867-r-v2nS63w . v, ' w
JOB WOKII Neatly and cheaply dono at
this UEcc.
ADVEKTISEMENTS.
I. MONTOOMSRT.
I
n. x. mrwooD.
CITY HOTEL.
MONTGOMERY & HAYWOOD, Fropr'i.
Cor. WasMngioa and First Ota,
Mr Having Wo thoroughly refitted, is yft
now open for the acoommodatlon of- - L
Ute traveling pnbllc, Toe table will apeak for it
self. Neat and comfortable beds and roomi for
patrons, Ao.
RATES OF BOARD
Per week..... $5 00
Per week, with lodging ..$8 00 to 8 00
Single meala.. 60
Beds , 60
Meals all hours.
v2n26tf.
BEER! BEER!!
1 ;
ALBANY BREVERY.
CHAN, HIEFi:itf rroprletor.
innUE SUBSCRIBER HAfl JUST
ERECTED
X a atw and firat-claas
9a Broad, Albia between first Street
and tie River,
-
And la prepared to furnlab
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
ASD
PRIVATE FAMILIES,
SHORT NOTICE I
k Orders Delivered Wherever Deilred.
He Warrant LU BEER
MADE OF THE BEST MATEBIALS,
At
He is confident be can give entire satisfaction to
all. ,
Dee. 29, '66, v2o20tf
PERFiY DAVIS'
.'
yi:c!i,TAiiLu
PAIN EILLEIl!
W'Z BEG LEAVE TO CALL THE ATTEN-
tiun of he publie to this long tested and uoriralied
Family Medicine.
The PAIN KILLER is a purely vegetable eom-
bAOttd. and while It U a moat efficient itmlir tar
Pain, It Is perfect r safe medicine even la the
most unskillful band for
Summer Complaint,
or any ntber form of bowel disease in children or
adults: it is an almost certain cure, and bas with
out donbt been more f u ful in corirg the vari
ous kinds or ?
Cholera
than any other known remedy, or even the most
skillful physician. I Iadia, Africa and China.
where this dreadful disease is ever more or less
prevalent, toe .-.,
Cain Killer
is considered by the natives, as wtU as Eropsaa
residents 10 luuse climates, '
A Sure Remedy.
As a Table fur' the Stomach, it Is anrivallad.
A few closes will relieve severe cases of
digestion,
and it li often a perfect cure for
Pyspppsi
in it most aggravated form. Its tonic and itima
latlng properties, arousing the system to vigorous
. ! . fl . i. .
aciiuu, rentier 11 a mvsi'eueciuai cure lit
Colds and doughs,
when used according to directions.
Far external application. It is nosnrpawed by
any mad leaf preparation known. r
Ijhoumatism
and Neuralgic Affactions are quickly relieved and
oiien curea oy m apt soreness in me Huseies or
. M a t it A . . ..-Bkjr e
InstAi
tha most violent.
It should alwM 1e kept near at band, to bp used
u cases vi wvicrw
Burns or Scalds.
If applied immediately, according to directions
lr will give instant relief, and prevent blistering.
At is peculiarly adapted to tbe wants or
Seamen,
and persom making sea voyages, and no vessel
should sail without a supply or it. One captain
writes us : "I have made several voyages often
with emigrants and though I keep a good medi-
cine ehest, and have several times had a good deal
of sickness on board, I have found the Pain Killer
so efficient ia all eases, as to entirely preclude the
use of all other medicines." ,
One positive proor its efficacy is, that the sales
have constantly increased, and wholly upon its
natiAnr. when taken intern all r In eases of of Colds.
Courh. Bowel ComnlainLs. Cholera. Dvsentrv and
other affections of the system, has been truly won-
derfuL and has won for it a name among th medical
preparations that can never be forgotten. Its suo -
eess in removing Pain, as an external remedy, in
cases or isurns, Jirutscs, bores, bpratns, tuts, bttng
of insects and other causes of suffering, has secured
Fur it such a host qi testimony, as an almost mfal -
libleremedy, that it will bo handed down to :pos-
terity. aa one of the greatest medical discoveries -of
thrf ninpt.flfiuth cehtufv. ' The maiaal pfTnnfunf tR
Pain Killer when taken or used according to direo-
tions, ar4 certain . - iou nave only to besure tnat
you buy the genuine article and adhere to the di
you ouy .ue genuine article anu auuera lautai
reetions in its use,nd you 3l admif iU wonder.
zui mcuieiuai prupcrucs. -1
uui. uu 111 vuiasi uviun nu tug nuiuo jjuvai
Vegetable Pain Killer blown in the glass ; and with
note of hand
none others can be relied upon as
genuine.
The Pain Killer is sold by Druggists and Grocers.
a PERRY DAYS SONrProprietors,
No. 74 High st, Providenoe R.I.
March SO, 1867 v2n338m. .. ..
IVoljcc q Fina Scttlpinent.
JACOB KEES, ADMINISTRATOR-OP THE
Estate of Isaac D. Kees, late of Linn county,
Oreiron; deoeased, has this day filed hi3l acoounts
in the County Court' of 'said- county, graying a
UUM BlfciWI4iirT vuy dm. v, , vwyu it. j bUBIQluIO.
hereby eiven that said settlement 'will foe heard
and determined at tbe Court House, in Albany, on
at'whlch time and place all persons having objec
tions to said accounts are required to present them
to the Pourt. . EDWARD R. GEARY,
Albany, April 4, 1867, CouatyJadge.
" E. F. Rcsseli.,
v Attorney for Administrator, , v2354w
WAITEI 190,000 pounas
6f WdOIi,'forwliioa I will pay Ihe1.
HIGHEST ' MARKET PRICE !
mar23v2n32tf - . J.. N0RCR0SS.
li. n .fiffraniH th. innhaihkAl a An. n I rnf oTTTCr'lTT? TT M TV flTTT.Tl IWWnilNnK
,v. .6.., .T.,u vr-u, fiiuu ouvmm. . . .1, . , I the latest improvements tor satety and strongly
cellent likeness, of Perry Davis, the original inven-jvJL. that having lately arrived from the East, and geeuroa Dy good wirb rope. . M
tor of the medicine, ttle' other a steel engraved having had ample experience in, the business, he . . J 6 assttry PT54nf!T! Tronr?fA"r
- i t . 1. . . m . 1 ' -
ADVERTISEMENTS.
rvi. W. MACK,
txAtxn J
STOVES,
SHEET-IRON, COPPER
TINWABE.
HAS ON HAND AND NOW READY FOR
tale a full and complete stock of ' srst-class
nnnMtm Dicinn mm onv crnvce
Which he u offering at prices that most insure
areaaysaie.
Also a general assortment or
r i ;
Brass and Enameled Kettles.
French Saacer,axis and Ladles,
CaftIrpp Tea Kettles and 0ren,
i -a Hz
Iron and Lead Pipe,
FORCE AND LIFT PUMPS !
Hheet-Iron, Copp;, e.f Ac.
E Manufacturer of all Kinds of Tin, Sheet-
Iron and Copper Wire!
REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
. N. II. All persona wbo are in need of articles
in my line will end it to their advantage to give
toe a call, aa I am determined to sell goods at i
prices. t&4t F'U prelud the.nectsrity 0f going
farther than Albany.? Kjrsop.i- -
marketablo Produce Taken In Exchange I
I' - .t- tt I : 1 - . 1 Si. tfM . m
t ji maj mu aft srimwi ut uq mwiv.
Will always keep on band accroplets issortment
of all g68ds in my line, while cttitotnrs ill at all
times rewire protoptattentioo.' MAtK.
Albany. Matab l, 672&32lj
w. J.-stLTaaincL.
I r. V. BEDrtELD.
! .
FAMILY GROCERIES !
AND-
jFio"visioisrs-
W3
'E WOULD ANNOUNCE TO THE CITI-
feos of Albany and vicinity, that we bare
opened a
a - 1
GROCERY STORE
At the old stana of J. Xorezott, adjoining the
Ezpret Office, in . .
ALBA.tf
TUCaC WILL BE
KEPXCQrSISTANTLY.ONHAND
A go4 'tpplf
FAMILY GROCEHIES,
CONFECTONEKY!
CICxAKS AXitJ TOBACCO,
WOOD AISD WILLOW WARE, I
i
TOYS AND ALL KINDS OF YANKEE NOTIONS.
Cheap for Caih cr Country
Prod net !
W J. IlILTABIDEL
!. 22, '65 v2nlly
4 CO.
OREGON
IRON WORKS!
THE LARGEST ?,?ACHI?iE SHOP
rAJfD
FOUNDRY
IN THE STATE !
Cog. efCXorritoa and Seventh ttreest.
PORTLAND t OREGON
ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED FOR
BOILERS, STB AI ENGINES and all
kina 0f jjachinery.
Portable Steam Saw Mills,
AXD
MYERS' AMERICAN DOUBLE TH.BIXE
-.
WATER WHEEL!
Kept constantly oaband.
It. BL00MFIELD, Superintendent.
What Experienced Mill Jlen think
of the Portable Steam Saw 51
51111b
bntlt by the Oregon Iron Works t
rOHTLASD, Oct 18, 1868.
To the Oregon Iron B'oris t
Gertlxvek: Tbe Portable Steam SawMUl
I which we purchased of you last spring, for Pen
I d'Oreille Lake, bas been in operation during the
past season, and has more than met our expecta-
Itions in its perform ance. With three men, we turn
A thninuind fW ru, Hv of. ten houta s and we
I take nlt&nr iureiommendmi-.tbese millr aa tha
most SUBSTANTIAL, DESIRABLE and PER-
FECT MILLS IN USE, and especially adapted to
1 the wants- of thtd country, on aoeount of their com-
part form, ease of transportation, and the facility
with which they can be setup and put in opera-
tion. Although subjected to the most severe tests,
1 10 repairs hare been required.
:( (Sirned) ABRAMS A II0GUE.
I Jan. 42; fli"-T3n22tf
I
' J UDfli UUiMOIL X ,
I v a- v
r, tt "T f "XT 1 rT T1 m l TT rvTI
K A S H I O H A H I h 1 A I L U K.
I is now preparod to do all kinds of work, in
his
line suoh as
CUTTING AND MAKING
IX THE
LATEST SOTSWP,
UF Itt Auj pjjlo . RCJircu .Ui.Viacn
" , -
1.80
CLEANING AND REPAIRING t
All kinds of Clothing and Goods.
prices FdnncuTTiriG.
For Cutting Coat.....
:m 00
. ' ants ..-. ... i.
Vest
50
50
SHOP 0a First street, opposite the "Demo
crat" Office, next door east of Werthan A Co.'a
store. J. QOUSKY. ;
v2a27tf ' ; - '
ADVERTISEMENTS.
JVE W
rfDRUG$TOREf
S. VHITTEMORE & CO.,
I ALBANY,
cnEGon,
-HAVE OPENED A
NEW AND FULL STOCK
OF
Drug,
medicine
Chemical
Extracts,
Herbs,
-
Essential Oils
AND AN ASSOETMENT OF
ALL POPULAR PATEN J MEDICINES I,
V .
FAXCY AND TOILET AltTICXES,
...... .
ALSO-
PEPfTS,
DYE STUFFS,
COLORS, &c, &.C., &c, Sic., &c.
w IV. -B.
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO
physiciahs1 prescriptions i l
wnicii are 'prepared
-OF TIIE-
DRUGS
t
AND PUT UP
-EY AX-
EXPEniEXCEq apothecary.
S.
WIIITTEMORE & CO.
Albany, 3Iarch 10, 1SG7 T2n31tf .
CITY MARKET.
Kain St Opjoiite the New Brag Store,
ALB ANY, OREGON.
. HENDENHALL & EEfiPATH. Erojlite
W ' . . . - ' f.-T.- f-
WILL ALWAYS KEEP OX
tfy -i
SASD THE BEST OF
MEATS OP AXL VARIETIES.
k LIBERAL SnARE-OF PATRONAGE 13
J solicited, as we intend to keep as good an as
sortment, and of at good quality as the coon try
affords.
We are always ready to 'pay the
Cash'
for Fat Stock.
April 6,1867T2n31tf"
Fresh Seeds !
Fresh Seeds !
v 1
TfrEG to callthe atetioxof
I T v lealers, Large , Bouchers, Jsxirserymen,
Gardeners and others, Jo our well, selected -stock
of Seeds, all pf'hicji we' guarantee .of choicest
quality. ' ' ;! f
Among our assortment at present, u .
10,000 lbc Alfalih Clover,
3,000 " Ked . " '
2,000 " White Datch Clover,
4,003 " Ilung-ariaa Grass Seed,
4.000 " Millet - "
4,000 " Timothy
200 buhel Red Top '
200 Ky. Blue u
100 " Orchard " "
XOO " Lawn "
200 lbf, White French Kulberry.
And au kinds of Garden Seeds in quantities to
,: urcK.s..rs Also, onliand ' . '
ASSOriea fUll A .fees,
I In quantities to-f nil. ' IteiaiUances can- be tuada
through Wells, Fargo A Co., or by mail.
a .! . . t r crrrvrv l o
409 and 111 Davis atrceV San Francisco.
SIT-Send for a circular. , v2n28r3m
ACBAAVY'"FRtT.'
T TIIE SOUCrTATIOtf OF
many citiicns of Linn and Benton counties
Fhave 1
fitted np.tie lower Albany Ferry, at Albany,
Oregon, at heavy -expense, and in such a manner
as 'to accommodate the' traveling pnblio at all
imes that ferryiug ia wanted to be done,.t . ,
AT REDUCED 'KATES,
Hoping thereby to secure a liberal patronage.
My Ferry Boat is well constructed, witn .an or
Albany, Aug.
18th, 1868-ly
GUACl DIAL'S iSIsE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVES', TnAT TIIE
ujidej:aigned,.the duly.; appointed Guardian
of the person an property or wra. .uavis,
George C. Davis, Oliver M. Davis; Joseph P. Da--ii
rkerriaa .A liavU fa.rv C Davis. Elizabeth
H. Davis and Ltander Jr jjayis. minor neirp 01
Ann M. Davis, deceased, wui, oj oruer 01 id
County Court of -Linn county, Oregon, made at
the April Term thereof, 1S67, sell' at publio sale,
- . . .1 l TT 3 . I T
for cash in nana,- at tue vouxvrAi.ouse w cam uiuu
county, on ; .v ? ; , - '
Tuesday tht 7th day of Jlay, 18G7, '
between the hours of 9 o'clock, a. and 4 o'clock,
p. of said diy, the following described real es
tate, the property of the aforesaid minors, to-wit :
The (8-12) eighth-twelfth of the undivided (1-2)
one-half Of the Donation Land Claim of Caleb
and Ann M. Davis, the same being Not. -"ftlOS,"
in Tp. 13, S; R. 4, West, in Linn eoiraty, Oregon.
CALEB DAVIS, .
' ; Guardian,,
Dated this 6th day of April, 1867. ' ,
Chaxob & Hrx,
v2n3Jwi Attorneys for GtsardiR3.