MB
' ST A IE RIG UTS DEMOCRAT."
ADVERTISEMENTS.
. AD V ERT I S K MKNTS"
'AIHB R'-TI SEMEN M 2?
' F t t
a.
(Cc!JeJ from firit pje.) j
ythh urfrcsani uti sacred; fiUjgalions. It
was to punish the gross crime of defying the
Coastiiation.audUoitiftdte.ito its Biiprem
authority, that we carried on a bloody vra
"r fdr "rears' duration,' Shall ttc now nc
jtpowjflip Jhat wo sacrificed-' n million "of
liven and expended" billions of treasure to
enforce a Constitution which is not worthy of.
respect ami preservation ? Thsc who odvof
cated tSie right of secession, alleged itv their
ova joitificntion that wc had no regard for
'Iatt, and that their rights of property, life
and liberty would not be safe under the con
atftution as administered by us. If we now
Terify xheir assertion we prove . that they
-were in truth and in fact fighting for their
irberif,'fend instead of branding their lead
ers with the dishonoring name of traitor
against a. righteous and., legal government;
we elevate thein in history to the rank of
self-acrificing patriots, consccrato them to
the admiration of the world, and place them
bv the :nde- of Washington, Hampden and
Sydney. No, let us leave them to tho infamy
ther deserve, punish them as they should be
punished, according to law, and take upon
ourselroa no share of the odium which they
'ahouM Vnr alone. It is part of our public
historr, which can never bo forgotten, that
both Houses of Congrcss in'July, 18G1, de
clared, in the form of a solemn resolution,
t that the war was and should bo carried on
for no purpose of subjugation, but solely to
enforce the Constitution and laws : and that
when tr ia was yielded lv the parties in - re
bellion, the contest should cease, with tho
constitutional rights of the states and of in
dividuals unimpaired, i This resolution was
adopted and .sent forth to the world unani
mously by the Senate, and with only two
dissenting voice in the House. It was ac
cepted by the friends of the Union, in the
South a well as in the Xorth, as expressing
honestlv and truly the object of the war. On
the fault of it many thousands of persons in
both sec tions gave their lives and their for
tunes to the cause. To repudiate it now, by
refusing- to the statcs,and to the individuals
within them, the rights which the Constitu
tion and the laws of the Uuion would secure
to them, is a breach of our plighted honor
for whicVl can imagine no excuse, and to
which I cannot voluntarily become a party.
The evils which spring from the unsettled
utate of our government will lc acknowledg
ed by all. Commercial intercourse is im
peded laipital is in constant peril ; public
securities fluctuate in value ; peace itself is
not secure, and the sense of moral and
and political 'duty U impaired. To avert
these calamities from the country, it is im
Deratively demanded that we fhould imme
diately .decide upon some course of adminis
tration hich can le steadfastly adhered to.
I am thoroughly convinced that any settle
ment, or compromise, or plan of action
which is inconsistent with the principles of
Che Constitution, will not only be unavailing
butniscliievous ; that it will but multiply
the present evils, instead of removing them.
The Constitution in its whole integrity and
vigor throughout the length and breadth of
the land, is the bet of all compromises. He
aide, our duty dues not in my judgment leave
us a choice between that and any other. I
believe that it contains the remedy that is so
much needed, and that if the co-ordinate
branches ot the Government would unite up
on k prnisluas they would le fuund broad
caeagk, i-nA strong enough, to sustain in
-time of feace, the nation which they bore
eafeJy through the ordeal of a protracted
.civil war. Among the most sacred guaran
tees of that instrument are those which de
clare that "each state shall have at lea-t one
representative," and that no state without its
.consent sliall be deprived of equal suffrage
in the Senate. Kach house X3 raade the
judge of the electors, return -and qualifica
tions of i:s own members, and may, with
the concurrence of two-thirds, expel a mem
ber. Thus, as heretofore rged, h ad
emission of Senators and Representatives
from any and all of the states, there can be
no ju.-t grtund o" a-mrehemi k. that persons
srho are disloyal will be clothed with the
powers of legislation, for this could not hap
pen when the Constitution and the laws are
enforced by a vigilant and faithful Congress.
When a Senator x Representative presents
-his eertifioate of election, he may be at once
admitted or rejected, or should there be any
quetion"of his eligibility, his credential
may be referred for investigation to the ap
propriate cunimittee. " If admitted to a seat,
it must be upon evidence satisfactory to the
House of which be thus becomes a member,
that he possesses the requisite constitutional
'and legal qualifications. If refused admis
sion "as a' member for a want of "due allegi
ance to tho government, and returned to lus
constituents, they admonished that non but
persons loyal to the United States B ill he al
lowed a voice in the. legislative councils of
the nation r and the political power and mor
al influence of Congress are thus effectively
icxerted in the interests of loyalty to thegov
ernment and fidelity to the Union ; and is it
not far better that the work of restoration
should be accomplished by simple compliance
with the p'ain requirements of the Constitu
tion than by recourse to measure which in
effect destroy the states and threaten the sub
version of the general government? All
lhat is nca;ssary to settle thi3 simple but im-
Sortant qu3Etion without farther agitation or
elay, is a willingness on the part f all to
sustain the Constitution And carry its -provi
sions into practical operation. ' If to-morrOwl
euner orancn 01 uong?egs would declare that
upon the presentation of their credentials,
znembers constitutionally elected and loyal
to the general government would be admit
ted to seats in Congress, while all. others,
would be excluded,: and their places remain
racant until the selection by the people of
r 1 J i il s .
tLvzas. anu quauueu persons, ana 11 at tne
same time assurance were given that this
policy wouii be continued until all the states
were represented in Congress, it would send
. thrill of joy throughout the entire land, as
indicating the inauguration "of a system
rhich must speedily bring tranquility to the
public mind. While we are legislating upon
subjects which are of great -importance to
ithe whole pxplef and which must affect ail
tparts of the country, not only during the life
tof the present generation, - but for ages to
fcome, we should rememper that all men are
entitled at liast to a hearing in ile councils
which decids upon the destiny of theniscl yes
And their elUinen. : At present ten : states
are denied representation, and when the
"Fortieth Congress assembles on the 4th day
ot the present month, sixteen states will be
without a vote in the House of Representa
tives.." This grave fact, with the unportant
Questions before us, should induee us to pause
in a course of legislation which, looking
solely to thf attainment of-political ends,
tails to- consider the right it transgresses,' the
lawrwhich,.iSi.,yiolatcsr , or -the institutions
jff-hich it imjierils"- -AjfDKEvy Jonxsos; '
' Washington, March 2, 1867.
TiiE-' OtfawAfCountjUnion tells the
following story of a ' man whb didn't take
.-a newspaper: AnTold man in 13enton
iownship, . this county, was paid,; some
thr.ee yea.r9 vgo when demand notes were
first- put4n circulation- a largc'sum' in
that currency. He hoarded them up, and
ag he .did not take a paper,- he,- therefore,
waa not awa;re that they wero of the same
value as gold. He huilt a house and paid
them out the; same, as other currency,
hen, during the same period, we had
published the value of the same notes he
ss-as paying ut,:no less than twenty "timeSj
Zf he had psiil two dollars for the Union,
U wouldrhava furnishedrhim. intelligence
that " would uve benefitted ; him over one
Uiousad-dollt rs; , u. - '.:., c ? . :
r" Ii EW
CfDRUG STOREt
I f . -
" S.' VIIITTEMORE & CO.,
f; . :
oncaoN,
HAVE OPKNED A
NEW AND FULL STOCK
of '-' . s.
ifiediciiics, n
Clicmicals, lX
I2erl,
-AND AX ASSOUTME.VT OK
- -.. s i - v , ! . i -4 :
:. i-. - - j k , v - : , r . J . i , i
ALL POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES I
FANCY AXD TOILET ARTICXES.
-ALSO
DYE STUFFS, '
C'OLOIIS, &.c, &.C., &.C., &c, &c.
o
SPECIAL ATTENTION rAIU TO '
PHYSICIANS1 PRESCRIPTIONS ! I
WHICH ARK ritE PARED
OF THE
PUKEST 3DBUaS !
t !
AXDPUTUP
nr ax
uxrimiExcxD avotiiecary.
S. "NVillTTEMORE k CO.
Albany, March 10, 18C7 y2n31tf
V. J. BlLTAKtMCL. F. M. EEDflCLI.
FAMILY GROCERIES!
AXD
pROVisioisrs.
XXfE WOULD AXXOUXCE TO THE CITI
f f zent of A I ban j and rurinilj, that we hare
opened a
GROCERY. STOKE
At tbe old Unl of J..Norcro, aJjoioiog the
Kxprcij OCce, in -:
ALAXY - OHEGO.V.
THERE WILL BIS
KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND
A gK4 0Oj! of
FAMILY GIIOC ERIE S,
CONFECTIONERY!
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
lVOOI , AXD WIJLLOIV WARE,
mSAHd ALL KINDS OF YANKEE NOTIONS.
HOLD
Chfaj) tiz tuli or Countrj fto&axtl
W J. HILTABIDEL CO."
Te. 22, '68 T2nlf I7 I v 3
BEElll, BEER!!
ALBANY BREWERY.
CIIA. KIEFER, Proprietor.
rfillE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST EJECTED
f a new and firet-clans ,
IB E "W" B IR 7Z"
On Broad AXbin belween Fixit Street
And is prepared to farnUh
WHOLESALE Af ID RETAIL DEALERS
PR IV A T E7 g A M I LIES,
- oisr;J $nqirr t notice t
All Orders 'Delivered Wherever Desired.
- - - lie Warrants bis BEER t , -.
J.1ADE OF. THE, BEST MATERIALS,, .
. a i '- it i J i i t
; . . ' .' f
ASD-
lie ia confident he can give'' entire satiefaction to
. . I w t -C i , I. P.? i i r '. W , 1 I . '
Dec. 29, '68, v2n20tf '
VAKTEI--100,OOp pounds
"Of" WOOL,' for which I will pay tho .
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE!
mar2rv2n32tf
.JJfOIlCIlOJS.
FiltcciiKcnrs 1 11 Oregon.
'1 ej ' i
Si J. MeCORiVHCKy
" the Pioneer Bookseller ontl rublishcr
- Of lln'ir Si it to. dexIn-H. to Infnrm ntlbH pii tf
tompm (nil a many new unost u tnajr not bo ac
fjualiiU-tl with th fact) that ho clill vuutluuv id
ojK.mto at tho - j
rXt iILLI HOOK STORE
105 Front St,,t Portland,
(kxactlt. ori-odiru uovsr noon)
t Where n 1$ prrpnrtd ( furnlli'rU-2. 0 Sr
SCHOOL BOOKS, 1 ; - ".;-r'-
STATIOXKUY, '
JIAX0 10HTKS,
MKLODEONS, r ?
. i VIOLINS, .
ACCOltDKOXS,
1 " ;
i f t i
.
un.vss iuxd
, . . . . . . IXSTUUMKXT8, . . : ;
DIIUMS, . GUITAUS,
; AnJ alt kinds of Musical InxtrtimonU.
SHKKT MlIC INSTUfCTION UOOKS fui
all klmlii of Musical Instruments.
cuurcxx rtxusxo doohs,
BASS, VIOL, GUITAR an4 VIOLIN STIUXUS.
MISCKLtAXKO('S BOOKS,
CHEAl ITBUUATIONf.
XKW.S1'AIKU.S. ,
" .MAUA'IXKtf,
. . . ... ULOUKS.
II1KSSKS.
TKXS,
PUotogrnpIilc A 1 b 11 in n ,
AnJ ererjr other article io the alov lluo. .
L1P0ETIXG FfiOM NEW YORK, DIRECT
I can !! it Country lcatrr( t'artnrrs acJ vth
ers, at Han FraocUeo Wbukxah) lrke.
.r-Aent for rolejr Gold rcns.-Qt
II ACS WAXTKDll
I want all tbo ltA(K la Oreeon. (w.Jcn, rot
ton. or linen, white. Mack, or any other color) for
which I will far a ctT x rocyp uk tbau
"any other mar..'
COVXTRY MEUCHAXT., FAKMK1U.
anl others will uw well to keep the atove fart in
mind-a a dollar w$rrJ U r.Hil to two dollar
ttrmttt, ap4 frugal !i4iaw.e ean i-urrttas l
the School Cooks require! in tbvir families du
ring caeh year hy i.nj-1y the rags that
heretofore bar beea Utrown away.
REMEMBElt!
-When you go to Portland be snre and brln all
tbe Rags yan ran proeore, t'i
H. J. 3IcCOirlICK,
Franklin Book Htore. 105 Front Street.
aulr2t;iy
T. -SUIXTZ.-Tf-
IHIOBTKK SD PKXIZ.H I SSJ '
PIANOS, MELODEONS,
SaritT Mraic, Mraic Booki, (Jiitabs, Ftftra,
Kiyntor MticAL IyTntnK5TS,
STaTiosKar sin FAcr
Goons,
i0. 10G FROXT STIIKI2T,
(between Morrison and Alder)
V O It T LAN D , O It EGO N ,
i GENT "FOR. JACOB ZECH'8 1'IAXO
J. Fortes, Fan Francisco, Cab, which rtwelred
the Gold Medsd oyer eeLtbraied manoa from the
East, in tha lt Fair. 1865. Also Agrtit for Er
nest G abler' Piano Forte, New York, which won
the greatest popularity in tbe East for twectnrs
and power in tone, durability in workmanship,
and Superior New Scale, full Slet&llic Form, Oycr
ilrung and French Grand Action.
L. T. FliuHs will bare an assortment of those
Superior Pianos always on hand, and can tell them
' the Lowest Prices, at lie imports them direct
rroin the Manufactories.
Xcw Piano for Rent or Snje by monthly pay
ments.' " " ' - - -
Latest Mumo rcccircd by every steamer direct
from the East.
' Pianos, Melodeons and all kinds of Musical In
struments tuned and repaired.
. L. T fbults rcotniucj)iU hlmi)t & a firt lias
toner, having , been in tbe buffinei orcr fifteen
years and is a musician.
Those living in Linn and aJjaeW. CMuities,
wishing to purchase one of these Superior Pianos
are informedtbey can do so through tho Editor 0
the State Rioht Dkmocbat he being my au
thorised agent for the sale of them in that section
of Oregon. , ' scl.ly
D. tZACU. TIMS. UOMTKJTM J. M. SKXCll.
t 6
1
BEACH a. MON7EITH,
GENERAL - MERCHANDISE,
ix TiiEin yjstr riBE mo or juuck,
- . ' l. .,. i - ' -i i
.' :'. .;. - On Jftnrt Street,' - '"
Alliany, Oregon, ;
TiEV FIRM, HEW GOODS.
, , ... AND .
3STE"W" PBIOBS
THE ABOVE NAMED PIRM TAKE PLEAS
nro in notifying their friends and the pufclie
generally that they are cottiaualfy receiving -
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware, 4&c, &c,
Purchased in San Francisco at the very lowest
figures, for CASH, and we are offering the same
to patrons at corresponding prices. The attention
of Farmers is especially called to our f . '
KX3W ESTABLISHMENT. , .
Where we are prepared to take chareo of all
Mcrcliantable Produce, for. which we
are offering the highe?t market price. ' ' ' '
we reHpeotiully ask the public to call and x-
amino our stock, and prices, and we assure all that
we" will give entire satisfaction to promptcustom
era.
J2f We are also agents for-the-Florence-Sew
ing Machirwr Company; ? " -y pr -eoI-6mi.
050,000!
DEPOSITED AS ADDITIONAL SECURITY TO j
' Mil THE STATE "OF OREGON I i
iy if.
. - raw.
CfeaT Clutrter Iorittitl. "GM
" nut n
1 !
fash CapUttl t - j $ 000,000 00
Cmhiiir ts s - , - r v 1,061,771, H
ANNUAL CASX2 XNCOClEi
OVKIl OM2 .1IIIXIOX 1KM.AIIS1
riiin: rny:M', roswr:si;
J Cash ACU of owr one fiiilliii 4MI.ii.
$200,000 00w
of which i lvesldI in Oregon and California for
the protection of its polier holder wad having
tbe largest actual net cnniurAn over rl
tal, r-instiratieo uul liul.iliiii s of any of
tbe llarlfrd Companii s devoted to fire
inurucu ex luiivfly, 'ofit-rs l
-i j i ; r Qti'u.- palrwti - unquts-.. v- t r-. --
i - w i l " J tiftal,c Dt-ttiriry J
under its
pollcirs.
nil , . . -f.' : -a;' 'S "
THE DPHICEHNrilXl
Is represented on this roaM through fully crmi
sined Agruts al em h prytninent place,
authorised to bind ilo Coiupany
r ,ri 'H ;ly Mtiimni dlate Wise . I : -
v!W tf", - ut !!!(. it. iiWU; i' .
THE DpJxcEisn:
Is tbe onTy HrtfJiJ Vjn uxy ocvoti to fire 1
lurain e nor doing I tniin In Oregon.
lias 'Wen rcprrtcit'ed on the . Pavifie , "it for
nearly ten yrar, during Hf.k'b periofl two bu.
dred and srviniy-rislit !..- have lrn
O'ljuotf l and paid, autoiinliu tu tb
. i?s- t-i . Jtvaiy twbun(id .
pnj lui-nti bun- infill' on
an aver-' f i
d-iv after f.i
orsarrtd.
lAttm pal 1 la IT nfrcd' r-'uU i!d l Coin" at points
Mbi'to tn-y occur.
Itbks taken on all rlac tf d t'r.1t property at
rates e wUl:it .l'b f 'itv"-f M Ur ps fit.
without aiy icSerrrscf to tL bib 'etnres
of tnotiopolie. or ruii.i!y Jr rbar.-
of inferior euapusi, is bo aif-lir;f.
ed to giuK!e away t-;r jk i in
T n sutf-idal a.r i f rU wUH f
t- repr"-la. huA joireot
ri nitM'(r of inc..
Lattttde rc- , ,
"', Q 7 ' '', -nr. e. '-" ''. 4
BRANCH OFFlCEjlAN . FRANCISCO.
" " R, h: MAG ILL,
: ? manages;
Policies itird cit 1 ruwrd l tU kt-5"s"s; pod
popular company on all ! f ifM i r'ii
crty, without ite d lav inc'ib ut to lie ful.sn.rv
ryrtent, at rale a low as fi'micr 4d ' prwtt
:'a a ? , t
wi.i a imu 01.
i:. r. nvsKv.iA.,
ItftlOcut Ihuuli: A
tnar9r2n3u3m
CAIVDY FACTOBVX
Tho undersigned would rt-c-lfuHy inform the
Citizens and Merchants of I. inn fount)'
and adjoining counties, that bj bait established
himself in Albany, and i now ready W fid all or
ders f"r all kinds of
O A ft D II E S,
AT PORTLAND PRICES.
CONFECTIONERY LINE
constantly on hand and BUPPKit.S FOR JLU.LS,
SURPR1SL PARTI KS and WKDD1NUS, fur-
jaislifd at lhori mdici, jn a(i. t X
VERA SUPERIOR STYLE.
"With the atiov-e cHablUh merit is connected
3B 3BZ IB "'ST,
AJtO
- 11 ' r: i ( I 1 -'. X A i ' t ?
BREAD, CAKES, PIES, &o.,
will be delivered at private houses by leaving or;
ders with the undersigned.
novl7nHtf JOSEPH SMITH &. CO.
GALLERY ..HE-OPENED!
ss it "sr a unaw
.ALL ST'YLESl
'FROWtolETJO'UrlML
C H S A P E R 1 T H A N r E t-S E W H E R E
, IN .THE STATE! ,
vaibanyvoiiegon:
WK RECEXTLY EKLAROKD
our Gallery, and have now tho lnret Sky
light and best s arranged rooms this side of San
Francisco' :i;T7,i?; AM i'V r
We hav tho Latest' Ins prorced Instruments
and uso the best material j and wo have spared no
expenso to have things right, ia order that wo may
give our Patrons . ..
FIRST CLASS PICTURES.
With wtr present Skylight of 224 square feet we
can tako Good Pictures in all kinds orweather and
at all times ?of day, Jfotio .cctt jytll 'fr ivkar
day--come any time, late or early, and if we don't
make you a good picture wq wilt not let ypu tako
away a poor one. ' -
We havo superior arrangomcnts for taking
CHILDREN'S LIKENESSES, "
And aro said to haye more patienco than famous
Job of old. No Patron ever saw us out of humor.
We defy competition in , ; ,
COPYING PIOTUKES.
Call at our elegant and capacious Gallery on
First the chief business street, south side, middle
of the block, and examine our specimen pictures. -
, .... Tiip.MrigtN paxtojn. .
Albany, November 18, 1805. ,: , - ......
v ' J ''
m '
3P.
tns wocio'l caw? ar.Tja
Ktt.lA.niit ntivcr yet ono i'n-' which jancuoi ino
di'Slred effoct and full sntliructlon tothowj who toolC
ft. As fast as our tK-oplo try It, they orco tbero bn '
been no mcUkluo liko it before lit our commuHlty., :
Eruptions, rim pics. Blotches, Pustules, UU
cero, Bores, and all Plseasoa of tho Bkln. '
' from ltev. Jloht. Htrntton, JMMf JJnffttitul. f
" t only do my duty to you and th tmbllff. when
1 add my testimony to .tint you publish of tho mo
dlclnid virtues of your MAKll'Ami.r,A. 31 datisjh-tt-r,
ngud ton.lmd u alllintbiz Jiumor lit her furn,
eyes, and IwJr forycars, which w wero unnbln to
cure until wo trl d your H.smPAV.lu.. H1k lift
Uim well fur noma utonths." . .
From Mm. June J'. L'M, n wrtl iiwwn find much'
titremnl tatty of ' DennUfUlf, Vitps Stny C0.tN.J4
"Mr dntighter has sna red for a year rmst wttli a
scrolitlous eruption, which wa very troubtsoin'?.
Nothlnsr ffonwd'"iiir relief until we trhj your
g.lliSAi'AltltXA, which soon cornpb Uly curwl her."
f'rrtm Vtmrlcn . (hirje, Kf. of the wUhlv-knmm
(Jafff, Murray if Co., tnmiuacturcri fitmunelUU
piijir.ru in Umhm, N. Jt. . . ..
"I had for sevtrnl years very irmilmnmo
umttr in my fat?, which trrew coustautly worso
until It clUliauml my fenturea and iiecnma an liiUd
eroblo atnictlon. I tried almont every tltltiatnan
could of lKth advice and iw.IMw, but wjtlwut any
rrttcf whatever, until 1 took your HA tut A tA lit f.l.A.'
It linmeillately mada my face worst, as yon toH inff
It misht for a time j but In ft few weeks the new,
skin began to form tinder the blotches, and eon
tlnud until my twto to as atnooth ft any bfwly's.'
and 1 am without any symptom of tho tllen that
J know of. 1 enjoy perfect health, and without a
doult owe it to your sauhai'AIShxa. ; . ,
ErysJpolaa OoDcrui Dcbliily Purlf tho
Ulood.
From Pr. Holt. Sarin, Unmimx HI., Sun Yuri'.
" im, AYKtU I seldom fall to w-niove Anifttlonf
ml Hcrpfulm Kom by the iH-rscverbit; ui-eof your
Haisiai'Aiui.I.A. and I fmv Just noweun-dsn atmetc
of MtUifftutnt l.rniirtit with 1 Ho ltjmiu w
poaaes iiflll tlKJ WAHSAt'AHIW.A VOU fi-iv.? nup-
plJed to the profession a well as to tW jsesspl,'
' From J. F Johnttttn, F,q Wnlrnmn, Vkln.
For twelve year. I had the yellow KryMielais
on tny rltjht arm, during which tuiw I tried all th
eelebristJ pliyskiaua I eottld reach, aivl took hun
dreds of tk!fr worth of mcdletiie. Tim ub-i-r
wero so bad that tlw cords Ixaiay vlfb!e, and tb?
doctors il'-rltlcd that my arm must be amtrntaivd. I
lecau taking your HAU tt'AKJM.A Took two Ut
ths, and some of your Pll.M. Toetlier they have
cured mc, I am now as well and sound as any body,
Jfelng In apubllo place, my eo is known to ever
txxlr la this coinwuulty, fto4 excites ttie arouder f
From rjon. JJrnrff Monro, M. V. P., of TCetreattU,
C. ir., a Imiling wtiubcr 0 th Canadian t'arlla
pitut. I have neI your SAtiSAt'AClf.t.A la my family,
for jrenerat tltliilttj, and for purlfulng ihi IMmmI,
with very bctt'l'tl renults, and fcci conildeaoi la
commeuuhi It to the ajaktcd.
St. Anthony's Fire, Hoto, Dalt 'Bhira,
Scald Head, Qoro Eyes. " ?
From Jhirrry Sickle r, Fj.,tk ulle 4iUr pf tk
Tunkhnnnack Jttmocrut, t'tnnnjleanlit.
"Our only child, about three years-of j,e, was
attarkod by pimple on bis forehead- 1 hey raplSly
spread until tlwy formed a loathofne ami vlrabtit
ore,bt h coereI his fae, and actually blinded
hta eyes for mtm days. A skilful ph)ri-t4t fcpph.l
utlratc of sitter and othi-r rtmele, .without any
apparent enVf. Kor flflwn daya w guarded bis
tianda, lct with t!m he should tear opt the (
teriog a4 corrupt wound which covered bis whole
face. Having tried every tliinj; elufl wc had any
hope from, we U-nn j,'irlnir your HAt:AtAUtiXA,
and sj pljriu tho iothao til MjtU lotion, yott
Itjrert. 'Jhe aorw be;3a to heal wl;t-n we had ej.en
the first txrtlle, and was well wbea w had 0n.hiJ
tlic acecU'L. The cldSd's eyetahea,wbkh liad come
out, yrew again, and he U now a b'-altliy aud fair
aa any tie r. The wholo neighborhood prcdicUd
that the child must die,"
Syphilis unci Mercurial DLieaae.
Frpm ttr. lhranx Slotit, of St. l&u'u, Miwmrl.
nud your hAttAfAt;ii-Ui m nwre effectual
remedy for tho -codry .symptom of Hyphllii
and for avphlhtw dle than any oth-r we pue.
The proH ssion are indebted to you for aomu of f lie
best medicines wc have."
From A.J. French, M. P., an eminent phtjtlrinn tf
Jjttrrenee, Mntt., vko it a prominent member of
the LeyiUtturt ef M'itehuettl.
Vv AY r.tt. My dear hirs 1 have found yonr
SMcAeAJtit.LA an exolUul remedy for HyphUl,
Loth of the primary aud ticondarn type, ami efl"C
tnjil In soma tx that were- too obUnat to yk id
to oUkt retnediea. 1 do not kunw wliat we can em-
doy with more crrtaUity of aucx-ss, here a i-ower-al
aiu-rative Is renulv4."
Mr. Chfii. S. IVd JAne, rfXew Lruntxeu't, X,J.t
Iwd dreadful tslcers en his h-, cauwl ty the abuso
of mercury, r tncrcurtot tlUmMe, whkh crew mure
jmkI more ajr2Taat3"i for yearn. In mU of every
remedy or treatment that could be applied, until the
persevering; ow of AYfctt's fS tua PAistt-t-A rehered
bint, i cvie eases can bo foond more taveterat and
iitreing tliaa this, and It tooit several dozen
LoltU-s I j euro him.
lysuccrrhaa, Whites, Fcxtla Weakness,
are tfenerallv t-roduix-d by Interns! tierofulaut t'l
cemtiiitt, ana ore very vfUtt cuml by the alterative
effoct of this h tfcSArAiutXA. feoiue raw ronuirp.
howcrver, lu aid of tie: KAfuiAi'AkttXA, Una skilful
application of local remedies,
rest tho e1t lwe md ekMcdelratttl Dr.
Jacob Mvrrilt, f CiuciHUatl,
1 liave found your SAUnAPAtttU-v an esccHent
alterative in disease of females. )tany eaaes of
lrrrpitarity, IjeueorrheKa, lnt'rnal I'lwratlou, and
pK-al 1!. tility, arHUi)C from tlw scrofulous diathetds,
have ykld-l to it, and tSw ro arc few tlwt do not.
when Its effect I proi-Hy aided by beal treatment."
A UtJy, unwilling t allow the publication r her
tttrwe, irritea t
My diuliter and wyndf have been euml of a
very dehinuitin? Ieeorr!ie of loiirr stamltng, by
two bottles of yoor HAtWAtuatua.'' , (
Hhcu'tuatism, Gout, Liver Complaint, Dys
pepsia, Heart Disease, Kcuralxla,
when caused by Scrofula In tho system, aro rapidly
cured by this Ext. SAttsArAutLLA.
i - i . .i r in r si
AYER'S
CATHARTIC PILLS
possess so many advantages over the other
purgatives in the market, ami their superior
virtues are o universally knQwn,Uutc need
not lo more than to assure the public their
quality is maintalncil equal to the best it ever
has been, and that they may be depended on
.to do all that they have ever done.
Prepared by J. C. A YEli, IL D., & Cov
Lowell, Mass., and sold Ij
S'Sold by Settlemier' (., Albany, and a
Wholesale and Retail by FmitU' i Pavis. Port
and." - ' v " ' " v(Psiy .
AND
A. F, CHERRY,
HAVIXG rUItt'IIASKD Till: EX
tiro intcrct in tbo ALBANY POL?'DRY
A.NUMAClIINi: SHOP, lam
Iriinrl to FttrniU
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON WORK
Of every description, on thort notice. Altio,
BKASS OASTXNQS,
All Orders for ,7
MILL OTRK ; .r
Will bo filled with dtspnteh, and in a satlacXory
t,. ; manner. " ;
Ariculturnl Ii!sIemciits
Manufactured to order, and particular attention
" 'r-.n -1 ''paid J to 'Repairs. '"(" "-1
All kinds of .rJ "-:; r ,vJ'j s r-'
PATTERN WORK
! k ' done to order on short notice
-- 1 ?i n I ; A. CIIKRRY,:
Albany, August 18, lSC6-ly ! ; -
ALBANY, OIIEGON.
IlIAYi: AlalVAYS O.V HAND,
or will Manufacture to order, every .style of (
000RS, SASH AND BLINDS,:
at .the shortest notice nnd lowest possible charges
Boards Matched and Planed. ,
. - . - l' l . ,i ' -
Work executed in a style not surpassed by any
' -' ' ; Shop in tho State. ' ' , ' -
mf Tho Mill i- in tho lower part of the town,
on the river bank, nfc tho comers of tho joining
claims of Iho Monticths and llacklcmnn.''.-" ;'
. ?, . ' J. Ji.. COMLEY.
Albany September 20, 1SC5. . . , ...f, -,
- f erofiilasmd "0cf6filou Piseajfosi 3
fVoni Vinery .k$i "u wlt-hnnknX rfierthanl if Ox
C.I b.-A(BJiol.t knrs jnuaotLtMi of yps RASsAri-
u ,A t-n.Wbolrsdle and UttaR Healers la. AhhSA
GENERAL, : MEIICIIANDISI3!
- " ' T v..WWl,, . -
.1 ." ' J
i n , j j j :'
rilHANKFrL, -FOjl, T1II5 tlUKUAh ,PAT-
.JsV, ronage shown, darin; the past, few years,
wo woHiu respeeiiuuy call the attention of onr
numerous patrons to our present desirable and 'well
selected stock of t!" rt'" " fi -"--r-'- '-s
Ready-Made Clothing i - ?
Boots and Shoes, i ;
, Ilata and Caps, s, . ,yt
Salem Cloths & Flannels,
Embroidery,
f -'; Hoop Skirts, f ' A I
i ;- v t Bilks, Hosiery &c.
ALflO '
7 t 7"; ?
ChJIdrcu'si ftho.
, ; , n hand si ehoire strleetien of
jiarutfarc, .
CsIasMiwarr, .
Vuttery,'
.f , ... Ialiifiarid OJIsj,
to Jit dot? ;luMff
NuIIsi, 4e., Ac, ate.
W. V, PARRISH & CO.
.'.rs I rej-arcd to sell mojtktng in their hue at the
LOWT CAI VKICE8
Or wffl rrwfvf
MEUCIIAIsTABLE ITiODUCE
la exchange for Goods. y
trPer.ns wldiing to buy Gd will tnd U
gteaiiy to their ivlvanta;,'e" to examine our Good
befe pe,rchaijr ehcwbere.tS ;
Albany.-January 27th,' 1ST..
PIIILMP !llIIIiliER,'S
VlARBLdT YARD !
ALBANY, OltEOON.
- ur l -
MARBLE MONUMENTS,
" GRAVE AND TOMBSTONES,7
Of IH cry Slj-io mid Patlcru.
PEDEST4L6, SLABS,
MANTEL PIECES. r s
ind .llurblc Work or .if Hindu.
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SCUIPTURING
Tin; inxcsT tirrixitixa 1
TIIK IIKST KXKCITKI) WOISK
In f he Ktnt e ofOregon S
All wot It thrnc nt ay 3farbl Yard k turuct out
S'V H K'r Itrfet n-nUCajaJion to ray patron.
PURE WHITE. VERMONT. CR CW.IF2m.IA MARBLE
Will Ih; used as parties ordering work shall selcejL
Tlie Ixvcst I.lvln? Price?
! 3 'WU rbargrd in every initance J A
Orders from any Tart. of the State will
be raithfuily and Promptly Tilled.
- Til 12 3IAHIII.K VAIID ?
Is jut lbw FprengcrV Pacific IL-tl, the rest
side of the street running from the river.
.'j?r. The pnbllc are inritcd uj'ajl jti tay shop
and examine specimens of work.
Albany, January fi, 1SC6.
ALBANY BOOK STORE!
13. A. FREELAND, ;
book-seuer; and:i STATIONER,
Albany , - ; - - Oregon.
tilt t i t ! 'iir ' j j f j y"i .
oxsTATLr ox basd:
i- p - ' rtt iK" E' K .
STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOrS BOOKS,
Juvenile, Toy, Gilt and DlankBoolcs,
h -COI.n PEXS, AND - ; i : 1
SCHOOL 4 BOOKS , AND STATIONERY!
Of every kind nsed in txe State.
JW?- BOOKS. IMrOIlTED TO ORDER.' at
BUort nK-c.", 'r r rspi rp.j-'nieI6y
r ty
THE SAN FrlANCISCO STORE!
ALBANY 1 - - - OREGON.
flllirj gltBSCll I BKlt AV'OULI I KFOlt.M TIIH
iicitizens of Albnny and vicinity that he bow
occupies ttie corner nricjc store ,
!'
rnrncr pf Tirit aad Wasbinfftoa Streets.
, k , lie intends to sell Goods.,, ,
AT THE u LOWEST PRICE !
FOR
"sr
' iW 3S S W
CASH OH PRODUCE!!
so rsr' i ;iio :t;;i
The public would do w'oll to examine my Goods
before purchasing elsewhere. ! ? ' '
' My Stock consists, in part, asfollows r '
id s -sr o o ox s ,
CLOTHING. GROCERIES
; - ! ; i axi ' ' ,,i .'! ' " '
GENERAL MERCHANDISE!
A GOOD STOCK OF THE BEST UQU0RS
Ever Iliouglit tolhls MarUct! ,
.... : -. h - t - r' s ? -, i t-'i i : i ""(
'-' f Which he iu tends to sell 1 - '
only rcn OTszciriAL runrosss
,V 1 : i:: . yt;L1US qRADWOIIL.
Dec. 22, 'CO v2nl91y-;, i , ...
I i.li
rf? r;;,V, .. fj,jjj f:;'r1 S?f
QwiekCtrrew ana 3Iodera(c Clafgi?)
is-! X
.v:a!
; . .. niTsini vii.'i vuiee. .1 ;-jrrl
. vate entranee on Leidsdorff treet, gn
:i'!'i ' ! ' ' fraheiseoV Califomisi. '
'1t ? fi,6-j itunh idi t '
EniaUtHhed'ttjrrefinh to (fffvrdfhe ii (flirted
siund ami scientific vtedkul uutp-iKUtit
s . treat uu ut ami cureofjiU f J'ritutc ,
. , jiiuV Vlironic Viwa$ek. canes of
u eiwr? f'f-
My"
TO TJ1K AUXICXEaj
i
, ' "kcrty rsttirns bU slnciere fftaalts
T S f ivssf iewf for fheir patronar. aad
would tak this 6Miitai;s a .f.t .vf-it .
n roAtiflttC'S In SrmntiTt fcf t.i T..:tt . it -
of tbroaw dresses t,ftths Lbhs, LiytT,Kk!nfys,
Digest.v anl .Lenirtirir.ary ,6rgaos and all
priTauf 2l"VV rn: PJI'u'il Hs 'rvrnnf aftd
staces. eemioal WealiiuM uj Aii
scqnenees of self-abnsc. Oonorrhoj, leef, Ktrie-
raw, AiH-iarsjai stxl Dmmsl rtnwsiont, Fexc.i
VrtAlUt. Iliteaaes of tbo lra-V mi t.ik t-
mation of the Madder and Kidneys,rte1f. ami
he hopes that hit lohg rxperkbc aud stressful
practice wiHoatitile t insure hist a hara-tf tb
pbjfe j.alffrj.fv By the pratke tf massy year
In KftS'lrC nd the t'.ittd Elates, be is eaalled U
-n-y .ttKirai . ana saeeessfal fealedk
against diseases of ail Lin.. 11. ... - , ..
. - ' " m v r 4 W . Jll.flM-.
ry eharges moderate treats bis patients ia a cor
reel and - fcotswable way, has tfcr net. f vn
finest loa aids veraeify from axa f i&owa respeet .
ability at d hb standing ia aoeiety.
efnsli,5 hun by letter ar otherwise, wHl reeerve
the best aud geatlesl trcalfteiU a4 iaapitcit sene-
Ir, Doberfy wosld tall atte ntion to ti e "follow
ing reriiirate fr. two of h) patkati, who, aav
in fHy neoverrd their teahh, deire I jnake
kr.ewa their remedial ageat, Jf will be seen tfceir
statineU ar fully rathenfkated ay a istsry
1'nblic, . i
Th welfare vf fockty impcrioBsIy ' dctnaads1
their inbtieittr and they are giea ior U. warn
tbe unwary thaa t sound the prsits of a Hysi
eiaa, at wbow hand red ferltae e
jdonnga pr8iee of more than fflten years, -.
4 cAat or cttr.r Axat sTBK-rrer.s, ,
Ir. lolH My-.Itar ,'r ; J u tl air health ro fl
ly te-toved that, ih.ecmmon ralita.le, I Wlieva
1 shush! make m,tnm wr'.f l. .u.uiit
for yctr ylsohj nrriWr i.artkhlariys sy.r
itTiMrmu wi wok ir.eme'i. ,
1 trrircd fn tkis eitv fr,i i! vi t"Vyi-.
year ao, and wsi !W a0erisx frvta aa old case
o; i.ecr, comf ricaici witn Mnelnre. Jiritig
stranger ia this dty. acd believing 'those dotu'r
who frave imch poiitire afntranees teeees were
ntcewarily tbe bef U (roef.. whom have a lare
number of thhai 1 tdaord trAf in ti,.;.
ami c-ntinoed ander their treatment' Until 1 fcal
tst eeany all lpc and emnU rablc snra otasewj.
I whh t say t ow that you are Hie :tli do. tor I
have empl'tyed, sad taetdy one that has ever diie
me any rvitc My. tihit is abelly . ured. the
tru-ture t all removed, and ray general health is
better than it has been fryearc" In e ncluiW I
would say to tkf many uuf.tuoatcs who-reuire
medkal advice, if vou batr tr.ii. t .v,....
y may employ, afc Dr. Doberty Tor mv addrers
)-'"-tiii'v H eep store to-titul cirv.)
My txperienee may save yoo many dollar-1
would also add that in tbe early fa-e of my dis
ease, I used a larre amount f tbe preparation ad
vtrtiMft as aa infallible care fur iionrrbea. Gleet,
etc., but never drrived any benefij from thein.
I are, I"etor, very truly your. ---"L J i
Han Franeweo, Jupu'lC. tei,,, u, j ...
FubferiWd aad saoru to before inc tbi Slt day
of June; i set. ? A. s. i;on.p.: '
l s. . Rotary, ribliev
SKMIXAt. afAKVnsS-A. SWOS TO CEBTIfrATX r
MOV I:KJ44I!K ABLK (TBEtr KeKMATnbnKA.
A deire toWncCt humanity, and a feeling W
ralitade t Jir. V,'. K . liberty, oh pi iadueta me
to make this stU-ijieitt. F r maar ytar I have
ten a mhlt d with that fearful fi'rae ln.wn as
-r;lennatorrha;' ir Seminal -IVenkrw. She
trtil; .r self. abuse, bat till IFij rzpcricKctd Lot
little frotJ U r iise.ni -nicrcr. ' lu that vcar,
however, 1 bad rkitiimil M'aknes t an alarming
extent, which was .ixH.u f.Usrcl by . the pmt
alarming sympt. ms, wtaknes of tbe' baek aad
limb, pain, in the bead. dhnncW of tisb.n. ceiw
ruMiey and peiicral debility. Mj mind, two. a
afllictetl lufurb n rxtml as t M.riur!v impair
my memory ; my d were eon fu.d and siJrha
depretittl. I was averse to society, had evil frei
iK.nings aud self di?tnit, and was entirely anfiU
ted Tor aay .f thedutics f life'. Frvai to tfca
summer t.f 1 ?C3. 1 employed the rery bet jdhl
talent I could find, and nt ferernl hundred doL
lars, lt iu ia in tanee obtained more than tem
orcry relief. I hj?d alwat cvneladed there was
no relief for me in this world, but seeing Dr. I
Lerty's adveirtisment, I thought I should ealj an4
see hint, as be t bargod aothin& fv cunaitatioa.
I hsdfn interview wiih the Icfor, aad hii fee
for treatment was sa reasonable, T determined to
try biro, though I did not expect tauch beaett
Trout his treatment, pn the 5th f December last
I placed myself ander Lu&are; in ane week I found
myself very tnneh improved, and 5.da"T after fir
weeks troatment, 1 foe 3 myself thoroughly cared of
alt my trouble nad in the enjoyment ef the best
beaUn. JL'ping that my experience maylie
benefit la olhcri sjoiilarly afflicted. I subscribe
myself - f ' - - JAMES JOHNSTON.
. Subscribed an sworn to bf.ir m. h i aii.j
of January, l$6i . , ... :
IL. a.J A. u, RANDALL, Notary Tabli
'"'''Uf: fo FEMALES
, -. Nil'
vhen a feiitale Is anii.-tcdrkhdiva, as weak
ness of the hack ami limbit, paio w tba head, dim.
ncfs of ishL low. if mneular ixr :Mn;t.;i
of tlve heart, IrrUabnity. nervousness, extreme irL-
nary tlii-Blty. derangement of digetive functions,
general dd.ility, vagtekkn, ail 4wewcs of the
womb, hysteria, sterility, and alt other diseases
neculiar to Crmalcs. tluey houb!
once to the cclebtaicd vetnule ; dector, W K. Do
herty, at his Medical lnhtitutc, and consult him
about their troubles and disease. Tbe Doctor ia
efUTtaig inoro cures than ay other physician in
ino r-jaic oi vaiuornia. Jt no laJse delicacy pre
vent Vou. but nl.iilr iminiiatnlv mnA m..
self from painful ufierings and premature death.
All married ladies. whos delimit fiiw!fh rsr nth..
circumstances pit vent 'u incrato in their famU
lies, should write or call at. Ir. W.Dobcrty's Med
ical Institute, (iud theywill receive every possible
relief and help.' Tho Docsor's offices "are so ar
rahsred that he can he consulted . without ft. r
ahscrratioB.',. , t ,1 u.,r
' TO'CORItESPONDENTS
; Pa (tents res id in? at & distnticn. h , ma AJim
thd'eniniun and k.lriee of J)r. Jjhr.rtvnn tV..; ..
spective cases, an.V.who think proper to fnbrait
writtcit statement of 'such, in preference to holding
a personal interview, are respectfully assured that
their communications will be held tno.'t sacred
Dr. Doherty takes this method of observing that
all letter ara tslv ornrd and rnliJ In
self, and the'Iatter aa promptly aa possible.
If the case he Mly and candidly described, pert
sonal communication will . ha auperccded, as ior
striK'tinns fnr ilii'f. Kimin. n r.l Inn nannnllu..
raent of the eae itself (including, the remedied)
will forwarded without delay, adfia such, a
manner as tocenvcy no idea of the purport of the
letter or parcel so transmitted; " J 'S - ''
3EU ConsultationFREE., 1 Ieriaanct tare
guaranteed or no 'par. Address , , ,
" W. K.",DOIlEIlTYt.v M. D ' ? -
.-. "-a- ! st San Francisco .CalUbr&Utt
1 : OPINIONS OF THE FKEStV; . r
DR. DOHERTY U a, skillful tbvidn .w
honorable ireutleuian. our statements ha mWi in
his patiemtahe is sure to fulfill. T That fact is oae
P,vtv .t.w uu 1 (lu v c uvUv.9 la uia proic
sion.!, It is' fort ana te that nmonir themabv a deer
tising physicians there is one a-ho can be denende
on
." f Review.' - " . 1 ' '
"DR; DOHERTT'S limitation aa a nhvalebia ti
a PuSci.ent guarantee for the euro of any case ba
undertakes." Chronicle. -
- -.maw; jyvjuciij. i nas ueroiea ma study mora
particularly to chrcnio. spceifia and secret practice,
and as suoh is now tho most successful of any
physician itf. San Fraeiseo.Free lues's. "
fu imxiiuik .reputation I eceond .to noota.
er physician on the coast ia chrouie and speciilo
practii.-e." -Mirror. ':-"' i. u r ,,.,.
"DR. DOHERTY. Few mon in the njodiea!
profesion have, succeeded in gaining the coufi
denco of the public, hi their skilb and judgment as
ho has." Enquirer. ' '
"DIU .DOHERT14 ranks as one of nr mostjttjs.
f in rriiicKft? v,nvcia! A aat nriA fif thfl Tnftikt .
O fiJ CIVU JSJ 11 JS . V. m. -m- , - - - - - - - V
successful, YChlcli ts how the criterion by rukhtl&
tueaicatpructmoncrts juaea. -i.-cflor eci?y'.-t