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STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT.
ADVE11TISEMENTS,
ADVEHTISEMKNTS.
A'l) V K it T I B Vt M K 1 T 8
A'DVinXl'ISllBNTS.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Novtl mode ofmanatas-aResUvo Horse.
On Saturday last a grooiu, mounted on
a hinh-racttleu hunter, entered the Ili:h
street of Coldstream, and, when opposite
Sir John Majoribank's monument, tho
horse bcsrnn to plumro and rear to a feaful
extent, swerving to the right and theu to
the left, hut go forward ho would not,
, nor could till the. exertions of tho
croom ovcrcomo his obstinacy. The
street was filled with people expecting to
see t!io animal destroy himself on the
spike: of tho iron railing around the mon
ument, when Mr. McDougal, saddler,
walked up to the groom, and said think,
my man, you are not taking the proper
method to make tho horse "go; allow me,
if you please, to show you a trick worth
or ar
knowing." ''Well." savs the irroom. ''if
you can nako him so. it's more than
can," when Mr. McDougal took a piece of
Miupcuru, which ne weu wan a iirin Knot,
on tho end of the animal's car, which he
bent gently down, fastening the end of the
string to the check buckle of the bridle,
which done, he patted the horse's neck
once cr twice, and said, 4Now let mo see
you go quietly home, like a good horse,"
and astonishing to relate, it moved off as
gently ns if nothing had happened. Mr.
McDougal sayshe has seeu, in London,
horses which nu manner uf force could
make go, while this mild treatment was
always successful. Kelso Chronicle.
Hereby Hangs A Talk. Wo clip the
following paragraph from the New York
World: A sister-in-law of the HaJical
member of Congress from the St, Joseph
(Mo.) District, during the war, gratified
her malignity by going out to see four
Confederate youths hanged in cold blood
by jayhawkers. The woman was enceinte
at the time, and soon after a son was born
to her whose tongue' lolls continuously
from his mouth, and whose neck bears the
frayed appearance of one in the Cnal ago
nies cf suffocation.
What a Pint or Whisky Cost.
Soma thirty-one years ago Jonathan lcck
with, a young lawyer of decided promise,
bought a pint of whisky, and getting
drunk, wandered out on Terrc Coupee
prairie on a cold winter night, and was so
badly frozen that he lost his reason and
the use of his limbs, and has been ever
since, until his death two "weeks ago, an
inmate of the county poor-house, an insane
cripple. His keeping has cost the county
no less than fcs.vvu. fcouth lend QlnU.;
Register.
OUR AGENTS.
The following camel gentlemen are authorized
act as Agents fur The State Rights Deuo
bat, and to receiTo nd receipt for subscriptions
to the pajr : . .
, LINN COUNTY.-
Robert TVatkinscn. Scio
Jason Wheeler - Lebanon
II. L. Brown .... Brownsville
Matthew Fountain Uarrisburg
J Q. A. Worth reoria.
LANE COUNTY.
lion. J. J. Walton.- Eugene Citj
BENTON COUNTY.
Jas. F. Hamilton Corvallis
POLK COUNTY.
T. J. Lovelady Dallas
J. B. V. Butler..-. -Monmouth
Rev. II. 31. Waller ... Eola
CLACKAMAS COUNTY.
Ralston & Myers ..................Oregoa City
MCLTX03IAII COUNTY.
Laurence & Scrapie,. -Portland
J. F. 3IcCoy Portland
MARION COUNTY.
N. II. Be l
Thos. Smith
Salem
Thos. Boyce, Newspaper Agent, Fan
Francisco, is authorized to receive subscription
and advertisements for our paper, and act as busi
ness agent generally.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
THOMAS DAMPTOS
S. B. 3f'SRIE.
"NEW FURNITURE STORE !
. UNDERTAKERS AND , .
DEALERS 15 FluMTlRE, BEDS k BEDDING.
Cor. First and Washington Htn.,
ALBANY, LIXX CO., OOCGON,
WE have just laid in one of the largest and
best selected stocks of Furniture that was
ever broug it to this market, consisting of
CHAIRS, all dercript'es MUSIC STOOLS,
BEDSTEAD3, COUNTER STOOLS.
CUPBOARDS, REVOLVING STOOLS,
SAFES, CANDLE STANDS,
BUREAUS, WASH STANDS,
BREAKFAST TABLES, HAT RACKS,
rnvrvrj tap.tfs! mwRT, t? actts
EXTENSION TABLES, WHAT-NOTS,
CARD TA3LES, LOUNGES,
OFA TABLES, S0FA3,
WORK TABLES, PICTURE FRAMES of
CENTER TABLES, every description,
ROSEWOOD AND GILT MOLDING,
We have alo the latest and most improved
styles of upholstery work and the finest Parlor
and Bed room sets that that was ever brought to
Albany. - , : .
- We manufacture, repair or refit Furniture of ev
ery description, and do all kinds of npbolstery
work. . : . 1-
- Having in our employ none but the best of
workmen, vbo have served their time at their
trade ia the East, we are prepared to do all kinds
of Cabinet work on the latest and most approved
t tyles, and which
FOR WORKMANSHIP WE CHALLENGE COMPETITION
We select oar took in person, and the public
may rely upon our statement of its durability and
place of manufacture. . ' .-,
We have on hand a large and well selected stock
of Wool, Pu'u, Hair, and Moss Mastrasses.
We are aho prepared with material for the man
ufacture of Coffins at the shortest notice. ,
N. B. Wa have also on band a large lot of
SASH, DOORS, AND .BLINDS, ,
Which we will dispose of at very low rates.
Albany, 18, 18G6. aul8-ly
T.IRB JACKSON & SIRS. DUNIWAY,
PEALER3 IX ' : m ;
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY- GOODS,
BOSK ETS, HATS, RIBBOS j
Laces, Clonks, Gloves, Hose, Jtc, ic, - kt,
- ' ' ALTERIXG, . .
BLEACHING AND PRESSING
D )De on short notice, an4 at
The Most Reasonable Prices.
jTS-STOHB at the Corner of First and Broad
Albin Street' , Albany, Oregon. . . ,
, icv24nl5Cm - . .; ' ..- ' .', ;
. , . .. - Auctioneer.
fflHE nnd r&igned having taken out License as
Jl. Aactioreor in this State, forewarns all per
sons fiouj dcitg business in that capacity, who are
eat pr riy li jense4 to do so bv law.
Cat-- WJI. LISTER.
Everybody to Know
.... . v 4, ; . (
. THAT I AM.STILL ADKALE1UN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
AND THAT I AM
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Constantly in the Ileceipt oi
FKKSH SUPPLIES OF
DRY GOODS!
r ci4oa7Knsro,
BOOTS T AND SHOES,
, a uolceii jes,
crockery and Hardware
IROIV API STEKL,
AND THAT
X SELL AS LOW AS TOE LOWEST 1
AND ' .
PAY THE HIGHEST PRICE
For all land of JL'roUiicc,
ocall J. NQRCROSS.
JACOB NORCROSS,
IVltoIc.salc ami itetall Dealer In
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
HARDWARE,
MILL SAWS,
IRON AND STEEL,
B3echanic's miner U Blacksmith's Tools,
ROPE,
CHAIN,
BOLTS,
NUTS,
WASHERS,
TUIMBIE, BOXLXG 1XD SET SPBHCS,
I nnr-rcdor ouziszno, ' ;
AHjany, Cosinty, Qg'n.
ot2TuII
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.rcr.
.rcGer.
.reGiiGcr.
. r c G ii i n G c r .
. r e G n i 1 i n G e r .
.rcGuiltlinGer.
. r e G n i 1 1 h 1 1 i n G e r .
.re G n i 1 1 It g h 1 1 i n G e r .
. t e G n 1 1 1 Ix p i g h 1 1 i n G 'cr .
. r e G n il t h i K'i g h 1 1 i n G c r .
..r e G n i.l t h g i g h 1 1 i n G e r .
.r c G n i 1 1 h h 1 1 i n G e r .
.rcGntlthtlinGcr.
. r e G n i 1 1 1 i n G e r .
' rcGnilinGer.
; rc GninGer.
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- Leit yea tronlle your train. r t ,
lit s'dvisjr this riddle. -' '
Commence with the capital
J in the middle.
Bead up ifyon r-hoose, , : ' '
Or t- the rtirbt at your ease,
f , To the left like tho Jews, .,
"Or dJWa like Chinese. ' ' "
Ills prices are lower, '
His stock more eorapleto .
Tbaa any otlier etore
Found on Tront etrcct.
. , So do pot delay, ? -; : j - m ."
. s - I kit Srini; oo your catb, - -t ? ; .
Your country produce
Aud all kinds of trash.
For be'll eell. better groceries,
And more, for the tand,,
i Than any other dealer
. TbU side of Portland. .'
A N. KICillTJLIXGER,
Corner Perry and Front streets, Albany, O'gn,
s noIOnlSlv '
D. MA5BFIELD.
H. WASSFIKLD
D. MANSFIELD BRO.,'
DEALERS IX
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
jSXDAHY
OZIEQON.
IN FOSTER'S CNE-'STORY BRICK; .OPPOSITETHE
" POST OFFICE. ' ' " '
TnE ABOVE FIRM TAKES PLEASDUE JN
notifying their friends and the public gener
ally, that they ire -; ! , ' ' : " ' .'if..:
CONTINUALLY RECEIVING
HARDWARE,
Which we " will Exchange ' ;
FOI1 7CASEI OR?PRODlJCi3 !
. ' . AT THE . . j
veryjjowest prices!
We respectfully, ask . the public to ;
Call and Examine our Stock and Prices
" Before purchasing elsewhere ; and-we assure aft
- ' ' ': that we wili give - ; J .
ENTIRE SATISFACTION TO PROMPT CUSTOMERS.
Albany, Feb. 16, '37 v2n27tf
Filtccnlf cars kit Oregon.
J-1
t 4
1 5'-svv w f j'v.i - , i iij.,:.w:' I Ji'v
S. J. Mo COR MICK,
The Pioneer Bookicller and Publisher
, Of lb! State, desires to Inform all his old cms
tomers (and as tunny new ones as may not bo ac
quainted with the fact) that he still continues to
ojH'rnto at tho ' t -"i
rit iMti.i ijook sroni:, I
105 Front St. Portland,
' (EXACTLT OITOSITB MOf.NT nOOt)
Where he is prepared to furnish
SCHOOL BOOKS,
- i STATIONEKY 'i
; " . pfAKO FOUtKS,
MELODEOXS,
violins;
- f " - ACCORDEOXS,
BIIASS BAXI) ;
INSTRUMENTS.
DRUMS, t GUITARS,
And all kind of Mistical InatromcnU.
SHKUT MIHIC. INSTRUCTIOX BOOKS for
all ihuU of Muaieal luitruiuc&U. ...
cnuncn eiusio coons,
BASS, VIOI,. QUITAll and VIOLIN STRINGS.
dbij-ajntb: books,
.MISCKLVNEOL'S BOOKS,
CI1KA1 ITULUUTIOXS,
NEW8iAIERS,
MAGAZINES,
: , OLOBES,
PRESSES,
l'ENS,
I'hotograplilc AlbuniM,
And every other articl la the above line.
ISPOfiTHG FBOH SEW YORK DIRECT
I can rll t Country Ueaier, Farmer and oih
en, at Sa: Fruiciu Vho'.eale lrt-. ?
-'cr Agent for Foley's Gold Pcas.-S -
It ACS WASTED!!
I want all the IlAli.S in Oregon, (woulen, ect
ton, or lioen, white, black, or any other color) fur
which I will par t cm A roexo moce than
"any other man.
COVNTItr MERCHANT.-?, FARMERS,
and other wiif d well to kerp the above (rt la
wind at a dollar trtt U ejuI to lw doltar
tnrmt't, and fnial houxewirea can porlao all
the fcbsol L'k rcired in tbetr fanuSic da
ring each year by hnply avin the rag that
heretofore have been thrown away.
REMEMBER!
When you go to Portland bo'aur and bring all
the Rag yau can procarc, lo ,
s. j. 5iccon3iicn,
Franklta Rook Ftore, 103 Front Street.
aul8i2n21y
iwroRTCK asp teALen is
PIANOS, MELODEONS,
Sheet Mfic, Mrxic Books, OctTAns, Tuvrt,
Vf, AcrORDKOSS, rirBixcs, axo all
KisnAorMcjiiCAL Iiktri mksts,
HrATioxrar jto FAStcr
Goods,
IYO. 100 FROM STREET,
(between Morrison and Alder)
POUT LAND, OREGON, u
A GENT FpR JACOB ZECHS PIANO
Fortes, Ban Francuco Cal., wbieh received
the Gold Mcd) over celebrated piano from tho
East, in tba taut Fair, 1 865. Also Agent for Er
nest GablcT's l'iano Forte, New York, which won
the xrcaU'Mt popularity in the East lor, sweetness
apd jkiwct in tone, durability in workmanship,
and Superior New Scale, full Metallic Form, Over
strung and French Grand Action.
. L. T. FhulU, will have an assortment of those
"upcrior Pianos always on band, and can sell theu
the Lowest Prices as he imports them direct
irora tbe Manufactories.
New Pianos for Rent or Sale by monthly pay
ments. '
Latest Maste received by every steamer direct
fmm the at, , . ,
Pianos, Mclodeon and all kinds of Musical In
struments tuned and retaired. :
L. T. hulU rtcotntnends himself as a first class
tuner, bavin;; been In tt business over fifteen
years and is a musician.
Tuoeo living in Linn and adjacent counties,
wwhing to purchase one of these Superior Pianos
are informedtbey can do so through the Editor o
the Statb Rights Democrat bo being my au
thorized agent for the sale of tbem in that section
of Oregon. scl.ly
. BEACH. TIIOS. XOHTClTn. J. V. BEACH.
BEACH U mpNTEITH,
' "' ; t : ' Dealer in '"
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
CORNER FIRST AND FERRY STS,
- Opposite Steamer Landingv '
? Albanyf Oregon; ;
: : NEW FIRM, HEW GOODS, ;
. r.. r - , i ...... ,, . .
AND .: ''' ; ;
3ST IB W I K I OIE3S
THE ABOVE NAMEP "IRM TAKE PLEAS
ure ia notifying their friends and ' the public
generally that they are continually receiving, r j
Dry CJoodM, CJroeerics. llarcl-
...;
;J
- Purohased in an .Francisco at the very lowest
figures,' for CASH, and we are offering tho same
to' patrons at corresponding prices, v The. attention
of Farmers is especially called to-out m. -i r i s ;
.v ' ; ! ..x '-LiiL'ui.i:f - : . -. , :.; ;
-'IIEW BSTABLXSnSXZSNT.'iA : j
' Where we are'prepared to tako charge of all
3XcrclMiiif able Produce for which we
are offering the highest market price. - M. f
We respectfully ask the public to call and ex
amine our stock, and prices, and we assure all that
fcre will give entire satisfaction to 'prompt t eastern
ers.'. '. ,'' . . '
33 We are also agents for the Florence Sew
ing Machine Company. sel-fon
!. DEPOSITED AS ADDITIONAL- SECURITY TJ '
; IN THE ISTATE OF OREGON !
ivST-,; Charier Perpetual. -ia
Cash Capital r- .a $ 000,000 03
L'ash Jistts . - - I,CCJJ?2 ii
AIJrJUAL CASH INCOME! t 7
JL Ch Atu vf vvtr ii! milliju ilyllars,
nearly ' - -5 '
. , S200,000 OO,
of wbit'h l Invrffrd in Or-g'n and California tut
tle prMttrtion -f iu prdiey bdhr, and having
tbe Urt-tl at tual u I c' surplus over cftj'i
tal, r'-ini"!uc nnd lUliiliMt- of any tt
, li.o Hartfytd t'l'iiijianks !t''4rd to ftf '.' '
iiij'urjrie.j ex-.-lutlvi ly, oRers ' to
Oft" patrot iwjuss
, v laiuabtn tfuriiy
uiiilt r Its
p';;ch. '
THE i-icEJXsTIC
Is reprrwnted n t''. roatt through fully ectntnU
' ;t"nd A;;tt.u nt ta. U proiuinetit place,
bUh"tU! I to l.iiid tbe t'wtnpawy '
by tlu Imm-diate io
bf pol'cU-.
Is the only llsrifr l CaB fiy iJcvnfed, t-j Cre la
furaoce nw doitsg buint in Oregon.
THE :PHCE2Sn2
Ha bw rvprrsfnted n the ra'iEs Cct fr
nvatlr ten yjr, during hiU 'rsj two bun.
drcd an I tVv.u!y titl l- icliav Ucn
a!jile 1 ait-l paid, a;nyiicting in tho
i'Kr t r atly ln hundred. 1
' - and fir ihuutaod ' AUrt, .
an arcra- f fjjt
after Crts
cccurrcd.
Loepa'i l in Unite 1 Hutt (Joll Cuia at points
where Utry occur.
Uik takm on oil tl.ie of d -s'.raUe property at
rale e nUu-nt with ' li vny and tatr profit,
without my rerrrrnee to tbe b'th ehrc
ttt tu'ifi'.p.. !'. , r ruinously Pw chargvt
t f infr rt r c rjpjiRU , wh are 4sp -c4
t j;!t?.! away t'.i '.t in
a su.ridl war f rate with
ff-j citable end lent '
cottipanks of laeat
bjiieui-le rc-
BRANCH OFFICE,-SAM FRANCISCO.
R. H. MAGILL,
KAIJAGER.
1'plick'i Ust'l an l rm-d in thi sttrling and
popular eompany on ail rl;iMt of 1. irll j prup
trty, wjfbout tle delay tncidv-nt to ib scb fluency
syotem, at rtt ai lowr as solvency and .a:r prott
Kill admit vf,
i-;. r. nissi:i,i
ISrsIticiit lhfrulx Agent.
tnarSr2n3M2w
Wl I O 13 M A I. 13
CANDY FACTORY!
Tbo undersigned wouIJ rf H tfuHy inform the
Citizens and Merchants of Linn County
and adjoining couM; .x, tb t he has esiaMifhcd
bitustlf iu Albany, and i iww ready to nil all ur
de:s for all kin U of
AT PORTLAND p RICES.
EVElirtVTIMXG IS TftC
CONFECTIONERY LINE
eonaUaUjonliAO! ; and SdrPK'KS FOR CALLS.
SUKI'UISK PAUTIKS anl WUDDINUS, fur
n it bed at short notitc, ia a
VERA SUPERIOR STYLE.
With the abovo CEfibHshmcnt is connected a
- "B -A. K 33 3t
V f i.' :S : v S, "
AXD
BREAD, . CAKES, PIES, . &c,
will bo delivered at. prlvato houses by . leaving or
der itU tb ;.rereignoJ. . , ' J
. novl7Blltf JOSEPH SMITH CO.
GALLERY RE-OPENED !
AJLiX'- STALES I -: ..; -1
;TR0 M rLOCKEO LIFE SIZE I
CHEAPER TH AN ELSEWHERE
i S;1nhestate i ;;:f;r
THOMPSO W - & : ";-P
f , .onr Oallury1, and have now the largest Sky
light end best arranged rooms this side of Baa
Francifioo. " ,y J " r '' : i' t 'i
Wo have ! the Latent Inaproveed Instruments
an4 use the boat aiaterinl and we have spared no
expense to havo things right, in order that we may
give our Patrons .'?r '- -.i.v.;t,-f ff, ..'.
;-FIRST CLASS PICTURES, '!
With our present Skylight of .221 squaro foot we
can take Good Pictures in all kinds of weather and
at all times of dayi iN'ono; need wait: far a f lear
day come any tiuic, lato or early, and if, we don't
make you a good picture wo will not let you take
away a poor one, ? ; ' u . f
; We . have superior arrangemonts for taking
to H I L DRE N'S L I K EN ESSES,
And ftro said to have moro patience than famous
Job of old. No Patron ever saw us out of humor.
We, defy competition In' ' i ' ' '-'
COPYING- PICTURES. .'
" Call af our elegant and capacious Gallery on
First the chief business street, south side, middle
of the block) and examine our specimen pictures. '
THOMPSON A PAXTON. -Albany,
November 18, 1865.
- TrtB peculiar taint or
Infection which wo
call Hcsort'LA lurki
in tho contftitutionf of
rriuliltadcs of men.- Ht
t-Uhcr prtMluces or ii
produced by nn cn-'
j, vumicu suuo
blood, wherein
fluid become in
nt to tustain
T-Vrlho vital forces in their
'vC'sV, vigorous ftction, and
.Icavci tho Hvittiitu tn
SC. fall Into disorder and
decay. Tho scrofulon contamination U va
riously caused, by mercurial disease, hvt
living, disordered digestion from unhealthy
food, impure air, filth and filthy habits,
tho depresainjr vicei, and, abovo all, by
tho venereal infection. Whatever bo its
origin, it ia hereditary In .-the constitution,
descending- "from parent to children unto
tho third and' fourth generation x Indeed, it
cema to bo tho rod of Jllni who says, "1 will
visit tho iniquities of tho fathers upon their
children." Tho disease it originates take
Various names, according to the rg;in it
aUoekf. In the lungs Bcrofula produces
tubercles, and finally Consumption in tho
fclambt, iwclling which suppurate and be-,
come ulcerous sores in the stomach and
bowels, derangements which produce indi
pestion, dyspepnia, and liver coniplaints ; on
tho skin, eruptive and cutaneous affections.
These, nil Imvim the ainc oriKin, require the
amo remedy, viz., purification and tn? itera
tion of tho blood. Purify tho blood, and
these dangerous distempers leave you. With
feeble, foul, or corrupted blood, you cannot
bavo health; with that "life of tho tkh"
healthy, you cannot have scrofulous disease.
., .j AycrV Sarsaparilla
is compounded from the most effectual anti
dotes that medical science has discovered for
this afflicting distemper, and for tho euro of
the disorders it entails. That it is far upe
rior to any other remedy yet devised, to .
knovn by all who have given it a trial. That
it docs combine virtue truly extraordinary
in their effect upon this class of complaints,
is Indisputably proven by the great multitude
tf publicly known and remarkable cures it
has made of tho following diseases : King's
Evil, or Glandular SwcUicf;s, Tcxnora,
Eruptions, Pimples, Blotches and Sores,
Erysipelas, Eoso or St Anthony's Fire,
Salt Bbcura, Scald Head, Coughs frosi
tuberculous deposib in tho ians, TThito
Swellings, Debility, Dropsy, ifeuralgh,
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Syphilis and
Syphilitic Infections, Mercurial Diseases,
Female Weakness i. and, indeed, the wiu-lo
scries of compliints that arise from impurity
of the blood. Minute reports of individual
cacs may be fyun4 in Ari;n Asieiuca
Aimaxac, which is furnished to the dru'gift
for gratuitous distribution, wherein nsay be
learned the directions furiM urc, and sotue
of the remarkable cures which it ha made
when ail other remedies liad failed to afford
relief. Thoo cases are purjKxu ly uken
(rCm all sections of the country, in order
that every reader may have ctct to on;e
one who can speak to him of its benefit from
personal experience. Scrofula depresses Uio
vital energies, and thus leaves iu victims far
more subject todUtaee and its fatal results
titan are healthy constitutions, lftr.ee it
tends to shorten, and does greatly shorten,
the average duration of human life. The
vast importance of thete considerations has
ltd us to spend years in perfecting a ren.tdy
which is adequate to its cure. This wo now
offer to the public under the name of Avi it's
H a it s a i .ii; 1 1. la, although it U composed cf
ingredient, son:e of which exceed tho let
of Sdrtojiarilia In alterative power. IJy its
aid you way protect yourself from tlte suffer
ing and dancer of these disorders. Purge
out the foul corruptions that rot and Attcr
In the Hood, purge out the causes of diocese,
and vigorous health will follow. Iiy iu pecu
liar virtues this remedy stimulates the vital
functions, and thus expels tho UiMempcrs
wiiieh lurk wtihiit the system or hurt t out
on any part of it.
We know the public have been deceived
by many compounds of artopariiUt, that
promised much and did nothing; but they
will neither bo deceived nor disappointed n
this. Its virtues have been proven by abun
dant trial, and there remains no question of
its surpassing excellence for the cure of the
afllietiug diseases it is intended to reach.
Although under the same name, it is a very
different medicine from any other which has
been before the people, and is far more ef
fectual than any other width has ever been
available to them.
CHERRY PECTORAL,
Tho World's Great Uemedy for
Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con
sumption, and for tho relief
of Confiumptivo patients
in advanced stages
of tho disease
This b.as bei so lung used and so uni
versally known, that wo need do no moro
than assure the public that its quality is kept
tip to the best it ever lias been, and that it
may be relied on to do all it has ever done,
l'reparcd by l)it. J. C. Avtn & Co.,
Practical ami Analytical CiemisUt
Lowell, Mass.
Cold by all druggists every where.
.' ti uy e.t.mucr & C .., .ii.ijy. atul a
Wlji-loala aci lUtail by SitiUh 4 Davis, Port
aaJ. seSJy
AXD
mmmm- shop i
A. F. CHERRY,
HAVIX; PIJICCIIAKEO TIIK EST
tire interest' hi the ALUAJNY lOUDUY
AS i) MAClliNi: SHOP, I am .
Proparctl to Furnish
VROUGIIT AND CAST IRON WORK
Of every description, on short notice. Also,
. 331t'ASS CASTINGS.
1 ' ' ' All Oi.hrs for ' - i I
Will bo filled with dispatch i aad ia a satisfactory
uianucr. , ;
.Ariciiltiiral IitspIcKiciits
Mauufujtured to order, and particular, attontion
paid to Itcpairs. . i .
All kinds of , : , !
Ur-;, PATTERN WOtlS..'; -r :.'
done to order on sliqrt notice
,w- A. F..CIIERIIY, ;
. Albany, August IS, 1866-ly' .
FliAKIMG Mllili.! :!
ALBANY,i OREO ON. j
I'f ii ave j&vAn. f oN;"MAri,
or will Mauufaoturo to order, every style of j
DOORS SASH: AND BLINDS
at tb abortest notice and lowest possible, charges
: ' Boards 'Matched and Planed,-
Work executed in a stylo not surpassed by any
;; - . Shop iu tho Stato. . , , '
The Mill is id tho lower part of the town,
oh the1 river bank, at tha corners of the: joining
claims of the Montieths and Ilacileman. r ... .
J. I3..C0MLEY.
"Albany, September 20, 18C3.
i. C." MXDE3tllALt
: Vf. W. PARRISU & CO.
' ' Wbolesala and Retail Dealers in h. '
GENERAL MERCHANDISE !
aoiaxv, onijciox;
rpifANkrUiV-l'Oli TUB LIBEItAL' JAT
iJL ronago shown us during tba' past few years,
w wM mpcetfully call the attention of our
fiutnerous patrons to oar preseot desirable aud well
tlsetd stwk of ' ' s '
'f-'"' DRY GQOm, 7
Ready-Made Clothlnfr, ? ' :
Boots and Shoers, : i i
Hats and Caps, ., ' i
Salom Cloths & Flannels,
.Embroidery,
Hoop Skirts;
r-.:t Silks, Hoslcrjr, &c.
r ALSO ': ';- '''
i
C'liIIdrcn ftfiocsf.
In con6ction with tL alovs we keep c&iistatiUv
on bawl a choice stlcciion of
(iroeericN,
IInrdMrarcf
iiciccusvrar'c.
CilttHHVfurc,
Cutlery,
Window iilann,
ShIIh, dc., Ac, Vc.
V. W. PARRISli & CO.
Are prepare! to sell flBytti ia their has at tbe
CAS 13 PIIICES
Or will receive
MERCHANTABLE PRODUCE
lo exchange for ilutiAt.
T-fr Persona wishio? t Lay Orx!s will g4 it
jjrrmj t tiieir afvttag U exsmise oar Uood
hefre purl:a'iti eWwtr."&"-
Alhutty. Jmnry 27ih. MM.
p if 1 1 nr. if ,i Til i it . n " tcw
mmELB YARD !
AJLDANY. OltEGOX,
MARBLE' MONUMENTS,
GRAVE 'AND TOMBSTONES,
Of lUcry Stile iirul Iat!crii.
PEDESTALS, SLABS,
MANTEL PIECES.
And Slarbie Worli of AS liluds.
THE f.OST BEAUTIFUL SCULPTURING
1'iix nsnsT i.ktti:i:ig !
THE DF.ST KXECUTKD WORK
In the Ktafp ofOrcgou I
All work done at ray Marble Yard Is turned oat
tas to give perfect tatu.aciion la lay fatriiiif.
PURE WHITE, VERMONT. CR CALIFORNIA MARBLE
Will b used a parties rdrriug work lLall select
The Iovc?t r.lsin? Irlcc
Will be chared ia tvry iotar.ce.
Orders from any Part of tbe State will
oo suiaittuy ana rcaptiy ruled.
T5IK 31 A RUM: YARD
Ii jot blow Sprcnr Paciae Hotel, n tbe west
Siuo of tao street ruutun from tho river.
fttf Tbe pnblie are inviud to eall altny shop
ad essoiine s;Krc5aiens.of wrk.
Albany, Jancary 6, 1SC8.
ALBANY BOOK STORE!
K. A. PKEELAND,
BOOK-SELLER AND STATIONER,
Albauy.:-. - - - Oregon.
STANDARD AND 3IISCELLANE01S BOOXS,
Juvenile, Tcy, Gilt and Dlanli Coolig,
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY!
Of every kind used in the State.
r fJT: BOOKS IMPORTF.P TO r ORDER, at
short notiee. ' ' 1 DeclnlSly-
THE- SAN -FRANCISCO STORE 1
ALBANY i- - ' rf OREGONJ
nniiE SUESCRIEER WOULD INFORM THE
M cltucns of Albany and vicinity tbat ho jbow
occupies the eoruer brick storo f . ", "" ;
firtvcj. of Fixst aod.Waluofftoo Streets,
.lie intends to sell Goods : ' " s
AT- f THB s LOWEST1 f PRICE !
FOR
CASH u OR PRODUCE! !
1 The public would do well to examine rny Goods
beiore purchasing elsewhere.
v 'Mjr' Stock consists; ta partaSfollowS I
CLOTHING,, GROCERIES
GENERAL MERCHANDISE!
i f v.
-ALSO
A GOOD STOCK Of THt BEST LlQOOrlS
Ever Brought to tills BSarUet!.
- ' Which he in tends to sell "
ONLY ron nEBICIIIAX. PURPOSES
- JULIUS GRADWOIIL.
Dee. 22, 6fl v2a!01y
W. W. PARRISU.
mm
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.
l rivate Medical and Surgical ' Imtitue '. t
, vate entrance Lidflftrff streets Sao
if i
EtlalUihed exprestly to afford ' iU afflicted'
- Mtnmd and acundific medical aid, in the "
t treatnmd and cure of all -JWvate' -?
and Chronic JUiseaejfj case op - -secrecy
and all tcxual ' '
dUcase l,i'f s!
ii
' ' a TO THE'AFIXICTED.- ; -h
Ia; tv. K. DobtHy rforns tU sincere rtsaV'.
Lis namc-rous patients for tbeir patroiSre. .r,,l
to
would nke tbis opportunity to remind thtm tbat
be eoatiaues t6 eonthth at his Ius(itDe for tte care
of lwivc.disescs.oftlb hvt,. hirer,. KWneysJ
Digest. v and fJemto-.raritarj Orgst, acd all
jirivat aiwsMis, vte? Fjphm in all its rorme and
atsjres, Femhial Weakness, and allibe krrid ern
be L-;ht tat Lis loog experhmt and snccesi-fot
praHiee will ec&tiaco u, fnaure'Liro s re oftb
PMiepatrr.r 8?i.. ty tte ,ra ice of xuaey veara
in Ktsrope and tbe tcitcd K.'aftn: li.3. J.fLi
apply tle west tffieitixt abd,accsfol rtrs- iits.
rj, charges tnodi-ret, trtata tfm patkT.ts ia a Cor-
rtct and fconoralde wav. - fcarf f-rf
qn sfi(rat!e vtraeity from into of k town mpfeU,
abihty and hifr standing in society. AU partieti
coosultinir bint ly ktter dr ctlcrwise, will receive;
id besi ana gtnuetl treatflientatsd imrdicit teeift-
Dr. Doberty woold eall atttntioa to tfce fApw
iag rrrtiflcaUs fr. in tiroof LU p.-vtknts,nbo, cav-.
iufffoliy ree-vered Ifceir Lealib, Iere to' make
kteitntteirreffltdial agtnf. .Jt willLc seen tteir
!au menu are fully aulLentieaUd It a Ury
The, welfare of Soek-ty itnxriously demands'
tL.:ir puUmiv, and tbey are given more: to warn,
the uawaty tU to md tie praises of a PbvsH
"lan.o' boat buadred I5kee can le cited,'
dunog a practice vf suore thac atn jears. , ,
A MkS or IEET iXD TERtCRr.S. ; ;
Dr. D.hi rty Dear Sir : I ftel toy Ualt'a so fal-:
ly reto.d that, in mbbkb gratitude, I Ulkv
I bold mak ytjm some written acknowledgment
for year valuable Mrvkta artkuiarly sy as ronr
tf tti f roail for tbe work performed.
I arrived in Hi. fr,.m il e Eait alout one
year ajo, and was tLco tufTerinx front an old eaM
of :tt, ecQiplirauJ Hb ttricture. Lin" m
ttntttztr in th'w eity. and telttriug iBole dotu.rs
bo gave suc?i positive ssAcranres f saccrrs were
n tH9ariJ the brrt, (yine of whtra bavc a large
nuiner of litUs) I placrd mytlf in tieir ebarge,
sud continued tobder tbtir trcairatiit cntil I Lad
loit nrly ali koj and onM.JcraMe turn of money .
I il to ay now tbat you are tbe sixtU doctor I
have ins f. loved, and tbe only one tbat ta ererdV co
use any ri e. 5 Sfv. Clett is bo!lj ccred, tie
ttitctare is all removed, and my general keaUb ia
Utter than it has been furytar. In etnelusioa I
would ay to tbe many r.fortnnatcs bo require)
tcedical advice, if you have any donfct as to whom
yen may employ, ask Dr. Dobcrty for my address
and call and see toe. (I jp et.re in tLu city.)
My expnenee may save yea ninny dollars. I
would also ad 1 tbat in tie carlj atage of oy dis
I end a lare aiaovcf .f the prtparations ad
vertised as en infallible enro for Gonorrhoea, Gleet,
etc., but never dtrived anybencSt from tbeut.' i
I arn, Doctor, very truly yours, L ' JI
Fan Fra nets eo, June 1G. Ib'&i. " " ; u
Sobrcribed and swora to before me tbia 2Iet day
of Junes, ISSt. A. H. GOL LD, .
l- ! Notary rblie.
SCriXAL WEAXXESS X SWOKf TO CEBTirCATK or
HOST KXVABCASLr CCSE 0 SPtEJt ATOB RHEA. '
A desire to lcaet bemanity, and a fueling of
gratitude to Dr. W. K. Dobcrtv, akne inducts n
to make tbis suUment. Fvr many years I bavo
been aOw fed with tbat fctrfui dbeae known as
fpcratoTbcra;' or .Seminal AVeaknesicjii tk
rtsuit of clf-abu&, but till lSc-5 experienced but
little trouble or inconvrr.ierc. In tbat year,
however, I bad Seminal Weikccrs to an alarming
extent, which waa aoen followed bv the taofc
alartiiing symptoms, as weakness of uio back and
iiiubs, paintia tbe bead. ditn.s of vkian, ncrv,
ousncss and general debility. JTy mind, too, was
aSictol to suck ao cxterH as to seriotulT impair
my memory ; my ideas were confused and fpirita
depressed. I was averse to society, bad evil fure
bonings and self distrust, and was entirely unfit
ted for any of tbe duties of life. From 1555 to tbo '
summer of18C3, I employed tbe vcit best medical
talent I could find, and peat several hundred doU
lars, but in no instance obtained more than tern-
porary relief. I bad about concluded there waa
no relief fr me ia tbis world, but seeing Dr.Do
bcrty's advertmment, I thongbt I shonid call and
twe him. as be clargod noibing for consultation
I bad an interview wiih the dJoetcr, and his fee
for tieatmcnt was so jeasonable, 1 determined to
try biro, though I did not expect much UntEt
from his treatment.; t On tbe 5th of December lat
I placed mystlf under his care; in ace week I found
myself vtry muth improved, and now, after vo
wveks treatment, 1 feel mvself thoroughly cured of
all my troubks and in tbe enjoyment of tbe -best
bt-altb. Ilopirg that my experience may bo cf
benefit to othirs similarly 'afSieted, I subscribe
myself JAMES JOIIXSTOX.
Subscribed an sworn to before me, this 15th day
f January, ISM. .
l. a. A. G.' RANDALL, Notary Pubiio
, .' y ' TO FEMALES, .' v.
VTben a ftmslo is affiictcd with disease, as weak
ncss of tbe back and limbs, pain in tbe bead, dim
ness of sight, low if musenlar power, palpitation
of the heart, irritability, ntrvonsntss, extreme uri
nary UiEioulty, dtrangtmcntofdi'-ej-tivefunctjocs.
general debility," vaginities, all diseases of tho
womb, hysteria, sterility, and all other discascr
peculiar to females, they should cor or write at
once to the celebrated remale doctor, TF. ,KvDo
bcrty, at bis" Aledical Institute, and consult him
about their troubles and d iseafo. The Doctor is
effecting more cures than any" other physician in
tlje State of California. Let no false dclicacv.rre-
vert yon, but apply immediately and save your
self from palofnl sufferings and prematura death.
All married ladies, wnofe delicate health or other
circuuistanoe prevent an increase in their fami
lies,; should wnts or eall at Dr. V. Dohertj Med
ical Institute, aid they will receive every possible
relief and help. The Docsor's olSces aro so ar
ranged tbat he can bo consulted without fear of
observation. . , ...
; 7 ;-Tp CORRESPONDENTS. - -I
Patients residing at a distance; ?wbo insv desire
tho opinion and advieo.of Dr. Doherty on their re
spective eases, and who think proper to submit s
written statement of such, in preference to holdinir
a perspnal ktctf tew. are rcspectftlly assured that
tbeir communicadons will bo held 'most sacred.
Dr Doherty taktf this method of obserrine that
all letters aro only opened and replied to by him
self, and the -latter as proniptly as possible. ': ' ;
If the ease be fully and candidlv described, per
sonal ; communication will bo superceded, "ai In
structions for diet, regimen, and the general treat
ment oi tne case uscu (tscludlng tho remedies,)
will boT forwardol I without delay, land in Each a
manner as tocenvey no. idea of , tbo purport of tho
tetter or parcel s traasmifted. ' ,
S-- Consultation FREE, v.: Permanent euro
guaranteed pr no pay. .Address",-. , t e.t,
: ' j: w. K.'Donj-p.Tr. -ji.'D.,
.1 -if s -i San Francisco,: CuliforniaV1
; jn ,OPINI(5 0F THE PKESS,,
"'DR. DOIIEETY. is a skillful physician rnd an
honorable gentleman, any statements he'makes to
bis patients he is sure 'to fulfill. Th;U fact is one
groat cause of hi. eminent .success in his profes
sion." It is fortu'itato that 'among the many adver
tising physicians there is oilowbocan be depended
on." Review. . , ,, , . ,
"DR. DOIIERTY'S repulatlon as a physician Is
a sufficient guarantee for- the euro of any caso ko
undertakes." f Chronicle.
"DR. DOlIEltTY has davoted lis study moro
particularly , to chronic, spcciSo and secret practice,
.and as snob, is tiow the rnost successful of-any
physician in ban Froneisco. 'iree l'ress.r
JjD. DOIIERTY'S reputation is second to bo oth
er phj-sieian on tbo coast in ehronio andspcciSo
practice." Mirpir. "...
"DR. DOIIERTY. Few man in the medical
profession bavo tuccecded in gaining the oonfi
deneo of tbe public in tbeir skill and judgment as
ho bas.- Enquirer.' '
' DR. DOIIERTY ranks as ons of our mosttlSs
tinguished pbysl jians, and also one of the most
successful, which j now the criterion by which tho
medical practitionsr is judged." Echo, set?
sneDefa oi Mii-aiiae. 4ioortb-a. GkeVgtrie
tons oftorcal; iud D.ornal etmioun, gexaal
Debdity, Dleats,of tLe L'ack and Lobs, Icfiaw
toation of th Iadder.ahd k'S! bp. - . --a