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! ! . XGItlCULTUIXAX
Tiie ViNE.-Says a writer in the Ohio
Crisis: Totullj different from that of &uy
of the plants to which wo have referred,
ia the pruning of the vine. It produces
its fruit on wood ot. tho samo geasou8
crrowth. and its vijror is thereforo to be
encouraged. As the sizo and quality of
the bunch and berry are influenced con
sidetably.by the strength of the cane, it
is evident that, for constant fruitfulness,
a succession of young wood must bo se
cured. . Almost as many methods of train
ing the vino have been recommended as
men who grow it, each havingadvaqtages,
yet all being similar in thj endeavor to
keep the trellis covered, with bearing
wood. When the viqe is planted, it
should be cat down so as to leave one eye
to grow. Some accident might destroy
this, however, and two or three should,
therefore be lefUt the fallprtjniqg, when
. those which are superfluous should be de
stroyed. The first seasou this bud should
throw a straight jhoQt of several feet.r
puring November it should ba cut back
to five eyoj if it is delayed until spring,
the wouud will bleed, weakening the
xine, and causing tho shoots to start with
less vigor. This stump will show five
branches, which are spread out qa the
trellis Kkc a fan. At the next fall prun
ing these arrius arc shortened, leaving two
eyes upon each, and the next summer the
vine possesses ten arms. The vine has
now attained its stature. At the next
fall pruning, beginning at the bottom, the
fruit limb is cut within two eyes, so as to
secure ono, and the next to nine, and so
cn alternately two eyes and nine. The
next summer the five arms which have
pine buds will fruit from each, and the
lateral should be pinched within two
joints of the bunch" of fruit; the other
five, limbs throw five strong shoots for
fruiting the following season. At the
next fall pruning the bearing arm or
branch should be cut back to grow, while
the other is left with nine eyes to fruit;
thus each arm fruits on alternate years,
Pickle for Beep and IJams. -Take
six gallons of water, nine pounds of salt,
three pounds of coarse brown sygar, one
quart of molasses, threa ounces of salt
petre, and one ounce of pcarlash ; mix
and boil the whole well, taking care to
skim off all the impurities which rise to
the surface. This constitutes the pickle.
"When the meat i3 cut it should be slight
ly rubbed with fine salt, and suffered to
lava daycr two, that the salt may ex
tract the blood ; it may then be packed
tight in the cask, and the pickle, having
become cold, may be turned upon and
should cover the meat. A cover to fit
the inside of the cask, should theU .be
laid on and a weight pat upon it, in order
to keep the meat at all times cohered
with pickle. The sugar may be omitted
without material detriment. In the spring
the pickle must be turned off, boiled with
some additional salt and molasses, skimm
ed, and when cold returned to the cask.
For domestic use, beef and porlt hams
should not be salted the day the animals
are killed, bat kept until its fibre has be
come short and tendar, as these changes
do not take place after it has been acted
upon by the salt,
Value of Fbuits.-TIxc San Fraqr
Cisco Time3 shows that next to the graps
the apple yields the largest receipts lq
this State. Last year the apple crop of
California realized some 400,000 ; of
which San Francisco consumed $120,000.
Jfext tcfths apple comes the peach, the
total production of which reaches within
the neighborhood of $300,000. The coq
sumption cf San Francisco is about 82,T
000 boxes, which bring an average price
of $1 2d par box of forty pounds makio
the value of the quantity consumed
$102,500. The Plqm production reaches
8160,000, of which $40,000 Ls consumed
in San frnnciseo. Cherries yield about
glUU.OOO, ot whieq, paq rraocisco con
sumes $30.000. . Apricots yield $60,000,
pan rrancisco consuming some e-u.uuu
Pears amount amount in ths aggregate
production to" $ 0,000, of which ban
Francisco consumes $19,500. It will be
seen that according to these estimates,
San Francisco consumes nearly one-third
of the fruit sold in the btate.
Flax. The Santa Cruz Sentipel says
on this gnbjcct ? By experience it has
been ascertained that flax can be success
fully cultivated ip this county, especially
on the rich lands gently eloping to the
bay between Soquel and Aptos. Last
year a considerable crop was raised, which
proved profitable, nqt only for the fibre,
which was superior for length, stieogth,
whiteness, and haying a silken-Uke text
. ile, but for the seed, which was abundant
and of very fine quality. This seed was
readily soli at six cents per pound, giving
a return icr acre, asiae irom me uax
fibre, monyvaluable than any other crop
A little coal oil, it is said, applied to
. seed, enough to give the grain the scent
of the oil, will effectually preserve it Irom
all sorts of marauders, such as birds,
squirrels and gophers. No animal will
touch the grain after it has contracted
the odor cf the oil. Even the hog refus-
1 es it.
Eloquent Passage.
The finest thing
George D. Prentice ever wrote is this
in-
imitable passage: 'It cannot be that
arth is man sonlyabiding-placc. It can
not be th.at our life is a bubble cast up by
the ocean of eternity to float a moment
ppon its Vaves and sink into nothingness.
JJlse vhy i it that the high and glorious
aspirations which leap like angels from
the templ3 of our hearts are forever wan
Bering unjatisfied? Why is it that the
rainbow and cloud come over us with a
- beauty that is not of earth, and then 'pass
off to leava us to mnee on their loveliness ?
Why is it that the stars which hold their
festival around the midnight throne, are
set above the grasp of our limited facul
ties, forever mocking us with their unap
proachable glory ? And finally, when is
it that the bright forms of human beauty
r are presetted to our view and taken irom
us, leaving the thousand (streams oi our
. affections to flow back in an Alpine torrent
upon our hearts J vye are born for a high
eraestiny tnan oi earth. There is a
realm whsre the, rainbow nsver fades,
here the stars will be spread out before
us like'tbe islands that slumber on the
ocean, and where the beautiful beipss
jyhich pa w before us like shadows, ; will
itay toreer in our presence.
The Holy Lund In 18C7.
Tho Chicago Journal has a correspond
ent who if strolling through the Holy
Land and Palestine. He is not particu
larly impressed with its present state,
whatever its past may have been. Ho
say it
"I have not seen a wrgon road in Pales
tine. Kven tho stones and timber for
building the houses of Jerusalem must be
brought into the city upon tho backs of
camels and donkeys ; and the roads over
which Abraham, David, Christ and the
Apostles onco traveled are but paths
winding over rocks and around the hap
of sterile mountains. In fact, this whole
land, said to have been once so beautiful,
i qow but a rocky, barren waste. I
think I have seen more good land in one
square mile in Iowa or Illinois than in all
Palestine
"Much of the country is occupied by
the Bedouin Arabs, and for thp npvilogo
of visitiugtho river Jordan and Dead Saa
their Sheik requires $2,50 from each per
son. For this amount ho sends a guard
of Arabs with yoq.
The population of Jeruraloci is now
said to be but 14.000. Uho correspond?
ent, upon this fact, moralizes thqsj
'(While looking at the city aa it now
stands, with its narrow streets filled with
dog3, Arabs aud filth, it is hard to real
ise that it wan once the home of moro than
one million human beings, and the proud
metropolis of a mighty nation. While
lookiug out of the window at the Mosque
of Omar, where the Turk bears rule, I
can but ask myself the question, Is it pos
sible that cq that spot stood the temple
of Solomon? Is it there that David held
his court r The pages of history answer
Yes, That spot is Mount Moriah. Upoq
that ground stood that Temple whoso glo
ry filled the whole earth."
OUR AGENTS.
The following named gentlemen are authorised
to act as A genu Ut The State Kicots Demo
rat, and to receive nd receipt fur subscription
to the paper :
county,
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Jason ybeler...,f. Lebanon
II. L. Brown .,...,.. , lirow ntrille
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LANE COUNTY.
Hon. J. J. Walton... ...Eugene Citj
BENTON COUNTY.
Js. F. Hamilton . ConrallU
POLK COUNTY.
T. J. Lovtlady ........................ ....Dallas
J. B. V. Butler -Monmouth
Rev. II. M. Waller Eola
CLACKAMAS COUNTY.
Ralston k Myers Oregon City
MULTNOMAH COUNTY.
Lawrence A Semple, -Portland
J. F. McCoy Portland
MARION COUNTY.
Thos. IJojce, Newspaper Agent. Fan,
FrancUeo. is authorized to reeeire subscriptions
and adrerti-ements for our paper, acd u( as Lazi
ness sge&t generally.
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tfDRUC 8TORE?
S. YHITTEMORE & CO.,
ALBANY,
OltEaOK,
-HAVE OPENED A
NEW AND FULU STQCK
: OF
Drugs,
Ulcdicines,
Chemicals,
JExtractw,
Herbs.
Essential Oils.
AXP AX ASSQETMENT OJP-r
POPULAR PATENT ,VEPCI(S!
jLj.
FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES.
ALSO
PAINTS, OILS
DYE STUFFS,
COLORS, &C, iC. &c, &.C., &c.
1" IV.' B.
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS!!
.TFJJICH ARE PREPARED
-OP THE
3PU3aiBSE, DRUGS !
- . .'. BY AN ;
EXPERIENCED APOTHECARY.
S. WHITTEMORE & CO.
Albany, Marcn 16, 1867 v2n31tf.
FiltcciYYcars in Oregon.
S . J. Mb COR M ICK.rP A TNT .TTTT-T , KR
The Pioneer Bookseller and Publisher
Of tils State, desires to inform all his old cus
tomers (and at many new ones as may not bo ae
on n luted with the fact) that ho still continues to
operate at the
rwmN nooiL STORE,
105 Front St, a Portland,
(kxactly orrostTE mocxt hood)
Where b Is prepared o fHrnjpb,
SCJJOQL. BOOKS,
gTATIQNKRY,
PIANO F0HTKS,
MELODEOXS,
VIOLINS,
ACCOJIPE.ONS,
BRASS HAND
INSTRUMENTS,'
DRUMS. GUITARS,
And all kinds &f Muical Instruments.
SHEET MUSIC. INSTRUCTION D00KS for
all klu'ls oi Musical Instruments.
cxxuxicii rssusxc ijoosn,
BASS, VIOL, OUITAIl and VIOLIN STRINGS.
IBXJNTE: 300K3,
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
CHEAP PUBLICATIONS,
NEWSPAPERS,
MAGAZINES,
GLOBES.
PRESSES.
PENS,
Photographic A 1 1 u in ,
And every othtf article In the abore Hoe.
IMPORTI.VG FROM .NEW YOKE DIRECT
I can sell to Country Iealers, Farmers and oth
ers, at san irnctco vi buieaie rrtecs.
jar Agent for Foley' Oold Fcas..
RAGS WAATEU1!
I want all the RA(3 in Oren, (wooltn. cot
tonor linen, white, black, or any other color) for
which I will pay a CEXT A I-OI KD MoKC than
"any other mac"
&Br COUNTRY MERCHANTS, FARMERS,
and others will da well to keep the above facts in
mind as a dollar nttd is ejul to two dollar
ttrnetl. and frugal houMwives can purchase all
tb School Books required in their fantilies du
nn tatb year by simt'ly saving tho raits that
heretofore have been thrown away.
HE MEMBER!
When you go to Portland be sura and brlog all
the Rags you can procure, to
g. J, McCOmilCK,
Franklin Book Store, 105 Front Street.
aul8v2n:iy
D. BXAC.
TB0. MOXTZITB.
i. V. BCACB.
BEACH El 1YION7E1TH,
Dealers in
ENERAL MERCHANDISE,
I.VTJIEIIt NEW FIRE MOOF DIllCR,
On rint Street,
Albany, Oregon,
NEV flW, NEW GOODS.
AND
JsTW PRICES
milE ABOVK NAMED FIRM TAKE PLEAS-
nre in notifying their friends and the public
generally that they are continually receiving
Dry Goods, Groceries, Ilnnl-
vf arc, &c, &c,
Purchased in San Francisco at tbe very lowest
figures, fur CASH, and we are offering tbe same
to natrons at corresponding prices. 'Abe attaptton
of Fanners is especially called to our
i??W ESTABLISHMENT,
Where , we are prepared to take charge of all
Jierciian table I'rouuee, fur which we
are offering the highest market price.
We respectfully ask the public to call and ex
amine our stock, and prices, and we assure all -that
we will give entire satisfaction to prompt cugtom
ers.
W are also agents for tbp Florence Sew
ing Machine Company. sel-on)
BLACKSMITHINC!
HE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECT
fully inform tbe public that they are prepared
to execute all orders for work in their line, such as
MAKING AND POINTING PLOWS,
HORSE SHOEHra,
IRONING- WAGONS !
Particular attention will be given to
FA RMERS' , WORK
All work will be done in tbe best manner and at
; very Low Prices. We solicit a fair share
of the patronage of this community.
Shop on Main Street, near
" Crawford's Flouring
. Mills, Albany,
Oregon.
r2n35tf r TWEED ALE A FEEBLER.
WOOL ! WOOL ! WOOL !
-100,000 MS. OP WOOL
WANTED within the next two weeks, for which
The Jliffhest Cash Prico wiU bo Paid,
By - J. GRADWjOIIL,
TaSItf San Franoisco Store.
PERRY DAVIS'
VEGETABLE
E BEO LEAVE TO CALL TIIE ATTEN
tloo of the publio to this long tented and uurlralted
Family Mcdloino.
The PAIN KILLER is s purely vegetable com-
pound, and while It Is a most efficient Remedy for
Pain, it is a tierfecllr safe niejioino even lu tin
moot unskillful bauds for
Summer Complaint,
or any ntber form of bowel disease in children or
adults: it is an almost curtain cure, and lias with
out doubt been (porp successful In curing thp vari
ous kinds of
Cholera
than any other known remedy, or erpn tho most
skillful pbyslojijn. In India,. Afrlaa and China,
where this dreadful disease Is ever mora or les
prevalent, the
Pain Killer
is considered by the natives, at wall as European
residents iu tboso climates,
A Sure Jlemody,
As a Tonle for tho Stomach, it (s unrivslltd.
A few cJuc relieve Severe cast- of
Indlgcallon, ,
and it is often a perfect euro for
Dyspepsia..
in Its mnst aggravated forms. Its tonic and ulimu-
latins p,icrUes, arousing the system to rigorous
acUuu, rcii'UT it a most eUtctuol cure fvf
Colds and Coughs,
when used according to Uirtclionj.
i'or etrnol applteation, it is unsurpassed by
any mcuiai preparation anown.
Hhoumatism
and Nruralio Affections are quickly relieved and
lofuu curol ty it. Any ivniiui io tho Muicki or
Jiiiuis can 1 relieved by its apphcatiun, Jtcures
tnsiantiy lue nan oicui.
7oothapho,
It should alwas'Lo kept near at baxwl. to La used
in eases of severe
Burns or Scalds.
If applied immediately, aerordin
tr will give instant relief, and prci
e to uircctt'ms
It is j-cuUarljr Uajtc4 to to wants cf
Seamen,
aul i trioni tual!n t totsgci, do vessel
ulioul l without a 'TI'' t u On captain
writes us: "I bare tnalo Rfrnl voyages fun
with noigratsts - and thusi I kH.-t a gooj m-'4i-
cinc chet, n4 tare streral tituas hul a g'oj drat
of siekti tn buarl. I ba fjnii-l tL 1'aiu Killer
so tdcJ?Dt 4 a'l rari, as to cntirslr rvclu 4 the
uwof all oiler Jfdidu'-s.
One txiaieifa proof it tJ.facy Is, that the sales
bare eoDitautljr incra I, an t wholly upoa its
own merit. Tbetfecl of lim Kilirr upuu the
pacirai, loo taken iatfniilly ia caxwiof of CVlds.
Cough, liowel Coaj-liiU, ChoUra. liyactitrj au 1
oth"-r atfircliun of the sjriteta, bxt ts- n trul won-
'Icrful, and ba woa fur it a naao niwun lu tacJueal
jirrjiaraiioti that ran ntrrr le fur'ttQi. It sue-
cvs in removing Tain, tut ma exUrnal rtmsuT, to
cases of liurun, li nt isvs, Hores, Kprains, Cuts, Stiof
of iuK'ct ana ulttti cnss of stitu-nng. l.a secure!
fr it such a bst of testimony, at ua aliuott infal
life rrttdy, that it will be haulcl ilown to
trrtt r as one of tb treats l lcal lii"orrri' of
the uiactoctttb rentory. The tnasical tlTeots of the
raio Killer when taken or used aeeordm to dirrc
Hons, are eertaiu. You lare only to he sure that
you tuy the Ktoui&e article so l aJhore l the di
rection itt us ut, tuJ yoa will admit its wonder
ful cjcdioinal pmpcrtks. .
Tbe gtnaice Ilcrry Vxl' raio Killer Is now
put op tn psnoci bottle wtlu the words Paris
Vegetable r;n KUi-r tUwo In tbe s'..s ; a&i wib
two steel rngrsre-J Is W! tt r cb bottle one an ex
cellent Ukenes of Perry I'arie, tLa original intto-
tor of tbe taedscipe, tbe olbcr a sU-fcl nf rared
D'4e of band rob olbti can t,e rlicd upon as
Tbe P&ia Killer is sclJ by Viusgtt and Grower.
P.ERBY MX. Proprietor.
Vo. 74 Hiah sc, I'rotidtDcc, ILL
March 2d, r2nGm.
mrOBTKR 4P EAltS I
PIANOS, MELODEONS,
Sneer Mrsir, Mrstc Dooas. GrtTsas, Fi-ctes,
Pipes, Accorko, Srntes, asd all
aisnsor MrsiciL I.tki mcsts,
STAT105KKT SD FlXCT
Goods,
lt. 1UU Kmxm & JISEBL4 JL
(between Morrison and AMcr)
PORTLAND, 01U;GON,
A GENT " FOR JACOM ZECH 8 PIANO
J. Fortes, ga Francisco, Cal., which received
the UoW Med4 owcr celebrated pianos from tbe
Hast, in the last Fair, 1865. Alo Agent fur Er
nest GaUcr's Piano Forte, New York, which won
the greatest popularity ip the East fur sweetness
aod power in tone, ditraLility in workmanship,
and Superior New Scale, full McUlljo Form, Orer-
suuug apd frencb Or aud Action.
L. T. Hhults will have an assortment of those
Superior Pianos always on band, aod can sell them
tbe Lowest rrices, as bo Imports tnem direct
rrora tbe Manufactories.
New Piaqos fur lien t or Sale Ly monthly pay
ments.
Latest Musio received by every steamer direct
from tbe East.
Pianos. Melodeons and all kinds of Musical In
struments tuned at. J repaired.
It. T. ebults recommends himself a a Orst class
tuner, having been in the business oyer fifteen
years ana is a musician.
ii..nt
jaccnt counties.
rtEdlS??
Thoso living in JLiun aad adj
wishing to purchase one of thoso
aro informedtbey can do so throu
the State Kiciits DKVocnT ho being my au
thorized agept for the salu of them in tb&t section
of Oregon. sol.ly
GALLERY '1VE-OPENED !
PICTURES!
ALL STYLES 1
FROM LOCKETJO LIFE SIZE!
CHEAPER THAN ELSEWHERE
T IN THE STATE 1
TIIOI?IFSOI & PAXTOM,
ALBANY, OREGON.
"TSTE RECENTLY ENLARGED
f T our Gallery, and bavo now tbe lartfesj Sky
light and bpst arranged rooms this siae oi ban
Francisoo, ' v
' We have the Latest Imprqyced Instruments
and use the best material and we bavo spared no
expense to bare things fight, if order that wj tnay
give our patrons '"' "v
FIRST CLASS PIQTIJRES.
With our present Skylight of 224 square feet we
can take Good Pictures iu all kinds of weather and
at all times of 4ayf None need yri"inr a clear
day oome any time, late or early, and if -we don't
make you a good pictura wo wll pot Jet you take
away a poor one. ' " '
We have superior - arrangements for taking
CHILDREN'S LIKENESSES,
And are said to bare more patience than famous
Job of old. No Patron ever saw us out of humor.
... ...
We defy competition in
COPYING PICTURES.
Coll at our elegant and capaoious Gallery on
First the chief business street, south side, middle
of toe block, and examine our specimen pictures.
. . THOMPSON & PAXT0N.
Albany, November 18, 1885.
Tub peculiar taint or
infection which we
call Scrofula lurki
in the constitutions of
rnultlMea of men, 1$
either produce or i
produced by an en
- feeblcd, Hinted itato
of tho blood, wherein
"Vint fluid ticitii tn-
pctent to austain
forces in their
action, and,
io ystem to
full into disorder and
decay. The tcrofuloua contamination Is va
riously caused by mercurial disease, low
living, disordered digestion from unhealthy
food, impure air, filth and filthy habits,
the depressing vices, and, abovo ail, by
the venereal Infection. Whatever be iu
origin, It it hereditary in tho constitution,
fJescending "from parenU to children unto
the third and fourth generation ; " indeed, it
ccma to be the rod of llitn who says, " I will
visit tho iniquities of tho fathers upon their
children." The diseases it originates take
various names, according to the organs it
attacks. In tho lungs, Scrofula produces
tubercles, and finally Consumption; in the
glands, swellings which suppurate and be
come ulcerous sores j in the stomach and
bowels, derangements which produce indi
gestion, dyspepsia, and liver complaints ; on
tho skin, eruptive and cutaneous affections.
These, all having tho same origin, require the
same remedy, viz., purification and invigora
tion of tho blood. Purify tho blood, and
these dangerous distempers leave you. With
fi-eblo, foul, or corrupted blood, you cannot
have health j with that "life of tho flesh'
healthy, you cannot have scrofulous disease,
Ayor'a fiarsaparilla
is compounded from tho most effectual antU
dotes that medical science has discovered for
this afflicting distemper, and for the cure of
the disorders it entails, That it is far supe
rior to ony other remedy yet devised, is
known by all who have given it a trial. That
it does combine virtues truly extraordinary
in their effect upon this class of complaints,
is Indisputably proven by tho great multitude
tf publicly known and remarkable cures i
has made of the following diseases: King'
Evil, or Glandular Swellings, Tumor,
Eruptions, Pimples, Blotches and Sores,
Ervjipclas, Rose or Et Anthony's Fire,
Baft Ehenxn, Scald Head, Conghs from
tuberculous deposits in the langs, White
Swellings, Debility, Dropsy, tfcnralgia,
Pysaepsta or Indigestion, Syphilis and
Syphilitic Infections, Mercurial Diseases,
Venule Weaknesses, and, indeed, the whole
series of complaints that arise from impurity
of the blood. Minute reports of individual
cases may be found in Arta's AucttiCAX
Almaxac, which is furnished to the druggists
for gratuitous distribution, wherein may be
learned the directions for its use, and some
of tho remarkable cures which it has made
when oil other remedies had failed to afford
.relief. Those cases are purposely -taken
from all sections of the country, in order
that every reader mar have access to some
one who can speak to him of its benefits from
personal experience. Scrofula depresses tho
vital energies, and thus leaves its victims far
more subject to disease and iu fatal results
than ore healthy constitutions. Hence it
tends to shorten, and does greatly shorten,
tbe average duration of human life. Tito
vast importance of these considerations has
led us to spend years in perfecting a remedy
which is adequate to its cure. This we now
offer to the public under the name of Ayeb's
SAksaraattXA. although it fs composed of
ingredients, some of which exceed lite best
ttt Sarteparitla ia altcratirc power. Uy its
aid you may protect yourself from the suffer
ing 'am! danger of these diorders. l'urge
out the foul corruptions that rot and fester.
in the blood, purge out the causes or disease,
and vigorous health will follow. Dy its pecu
liar virtues this remedy stimulates the vital
functions, and thus expels the distempers
which lurk within the system or burst out
on anr part of it.
We know the public have been deceived
by many compounds of SartajxiriUa, that
promised much and did nothing; bat they
will neither be deceived nor disappointed in.
tins, lu virtues have been proven by abun
dant trial, and there remains no question of
iu surpasning excellence for the cure of the
afflictinc 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 which bos ever been
avaUablo to them.
AYER'8
CHERRY PECTORAL,
Tho World's Groat Remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con
sumption, and for tho relief
of Consumptive patients
in advanced stages
of tho disease.
This has been so long used and so uni
versally known, that wo need do no moro
than assure tbe public that iu quality is kept
up to tho best it ever has been, and that it
may be relied on to do ail it has everyone.
Prepared by Da. J. C. Ateb L Co.,
Practical awi Analytical Chemist
Lowell, Mass
Bold by all druggist every where.
wu.u 3 heit.emer a C uy, and a
Vboleaie and lUtail ty SuiUh A Davis. Port
and. seSly
A!i!MX lOUIVDRY
AND
MACHINE SHOP
A, F. CHERR.Y,
TTAVING PURCHASER '
in iaUsre(ft ia luo ALBANY
" MACHINE SHOP, I
TUB V.S-
Prepared fo Knrnian
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON" WORK
Of every description, on short notioo. Also,
BRASS CASTINGS. .
All Orders for
MILL WORK
Will bo filled
with dispatch, and in' a satisfactory
manner.
flOfiSI? POWERS
Agricultural Implements
i Manufactured to order, and particular attention
paid to Repairs.
All kinds of .
PATTERN WORE
done to order on short notice
A. F. CHERRY,
Albany, August 18, 18G6-ly
PLANING - MILL!.
sT. 3- O 034XjE'ir-
v ALBANY, OREGON.
I HAVE Ali WATS QN HAND,
or will Manufacture to ordor, every style of
DOORS, SAS)I AND BUNDS,
at the shortest notice and lowest possible charges
Boards Matcher anid Planed
Work executed in
Shop
a style not surpassed by any
in the State.
" fiST The Mill is in the lower part of the town,
on the river bank,' at the corners of the joining
claims of the Montioths and Haokleman. -
- J. B. COMLEY.
' Albany, September. 20, 1865.
r : mrrx7iMti tho vital
W. VT I'AUHISII.
. C. UKUDZHUAhU
W. W. PARRISH & CO.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
GENERAL MERCHANDISE!
T
11IANKFUL FOR THK LIBERAL I'AT-
ronage shown us daring tho past few years,
we
would rpupcptfulJy call tbe attention of ourj
numerous patrons to oar present desiraWp and weD
elected stock of
PltV GOOVH,
Rcjady-Mado Clothing,
uoots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps,
Salom Cloths & Flannels,
Embroidery,
Hoop Skirts,
Silks, Hosiery, 610.
ALSO
IaifcN,
J!iNft and
Children ftlioe.
IL&O,
In connection with thp .bof we keep constantly
on h&4 choice selection of
irofereL
imrdware,
(lurenswarp.
sIaFnrs
cutlery.
I'mIiiIm nml All.
tl'U.I... . - ""
aallM, de., Ac, fcc
W. W. PARRISH & CO.
Are prepared to sell anytLing in their line at tbe
LOlir EST CASH PRICES
Or will recti re
MERCHANTABLE PRODUCE
In exchange for Goods.
Persons wWMnr to bay Good will fed it
greatly to tbeir adrsntsge in eiamine oar Qoi
lfore r.Mr!aiir el' where. -fi " '
Albany. January 27th. UM.
PHILLIP MILLER'S
MARBLE YARP
ALBANY, OREGON,
MARBLE MONUMENTS,
GRAVE AND TOMBSTONES,
Of Uvcry SIj Ic and I'attero.
PEDESTALS, SLABS,
MANTEL PIECES,
And Marble Vr ork of .1." Ind.
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SCULPTURIHG
TIIK n.VCST EjCTTflKIXC I
THK BEST KXKCUTED WOfllv"
In the KJnle ofOrcppn
All work done at my Marti Vard is tamed oat
i(js 10 giT pcncci .-iuicnon to my patrons.
PURE WHITE. VERMONT. OR CALIFORNIA MARBLE
Will be nsed as parties ordering work sba!l select
The I.oivost Llvlngr Prices
V'Ul be charged in every instance.
Orders from any Part of the State will
bo raiuunll; and Promptly Pilled.
TIIE maruxe yard
Is jut below Sprengcr's Paolfie Hotel, on (be west
tide or tbe strict running from tbe river.
S-r Tbe pnblie are inrited to call at dt tbop
Albany, January 6, 186(1.
THE SAN FRANCISCO STORE
julio pRAftrvroui.
ALBANY -
: OREGON,
THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD IKTQRM TnE
citizens of Albany and vicinity that be now
occupies the eorner bripk store
fncr pf ririit and WaaMngioa Strceta.
He intends to sell Good
AT THJ3 LOWI3ST FJIIQE
FOB
CASH OR PRODUCE!!
The publio would do well to examine my Goods
belore purchasing elsewhere.
My btock consists, in part, as follows :
ODZR.
oooxs
CLOTHING, GROCERIES
AXD
GENERAL MERCHANDISE!
ALSO
A GOOD STOCK OF THE BEST LIQUORS
Ever Brought to tills Market !
Which he intends to sell
ONLY FOR EIEDXCXNAL PURPOSES
JULIUS GRADW01IL.
Dee. 22, '66 v2nl91y
ALBANY BOOK STORE!
J3. A. FEEELAND,
BOOK-SELLER AND STATIONER,
Albany - - - ? Oregon.
' COSSTASTLY OS HASDl
STANDAED AND MfSCELiANEOUS BOOKS,
Juvenile, Toy, Gilt and Clank Hooka,
GOLD rXXS, ASD
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY!
Of every kind used in the State.
pST" BOOKS
short notice.
IMPORTED TO
ORDER, at
UeclulCly
PRIVATE MEDICfV AID.
Quick Core and Moderate Charge
DR. W. K, BOHERTvi
Private Medical and Surgical Inttitut
Sac ram en to street, Wow Montgomery, pposl
tbe Pacific Mail Bteamship Co.'a office. Pri.e
vaie epiranea cn Leidsdorff street, Baor-
Jfrandseo, California.
EtiaUUUd erpftttly fo afford ie afflicted
uvpin m.i mnnji jneutllU uiat in lliC
(reatjnent and eyre pf all private
and phrunic VinancM, ctue$ of
uecrecy and all sexual
ducatee.
TO TIIE AFFLICTED.
Da. W. K. Dobertr returns tiSa xntmr t,ti
to b s numerous patients for tbeir patronage, and
would take this opportunity to remind then that
be continues to eonsalt at bis Institute for tba earV
of ebronie diseases offctbeLnnirs, Liver, Kidneys.'
Digestive and Oenito-Uuritary Orrans, and aEi
private diseases, vizr fir chili in ill it fArmi mniT.
stages, Hetninal Weakness, and all tke horrid eo?
tores, oturnal and
Debility, Diseases of tbe
mation of tbe Bladder aad Kidneys, ete etc. ; sni
" u'" " oim long ezpeneaee and snecesirfiii
praM-tiee will etmtinoe to insure bim a share ef tbe
public patronage. By tbe practice of many years
in Europe and tbe United Etates, be is enabled to.
apply tbe taost efficient and soceeesfal rcmedka
against diseases of all kinds. He nses no mere,
ry, ebarges moderate, treats bis patients la en.
rcct and honorable way, baa refertaeea ef a a
qnestionable veracity from men of kaown respect
ability and high standing in society. All partiea
consulting bim by letter or otherwise, will receiva
tbe best and gtnUet treatment and implicit secre-
Dr. Doberty woold call attention to tbe follow
ing eertifieates hum two of his patients, wbo, sav
ing fully recovered their health, desire to make
knewn tbeir remedial agent. It will be seen tbeir
statements are fully authenticated by a Notary
Public. '
Tbe welfare of Society imperiously demanda
tbeir publicity, and they are give mere to warn
tbe unwary than t sound tbe praises ef Physi
cian, of whom bun ired of Jike eases can be cited.
uunug a practice oi pjore than fifteen yean.
A CAB J Of Ct-Ef t ASD intlCTTBES.
Dr. D4e;ty Dear Sir : I feel my health so fol
ly r?t;ed tbat. In common gratitodo, I believe
I should make yon some written acknowledgment
for your valuable services particularly so as jam
fee was small for tbe work performed.
I arrived la this city from tbe East about one
year $go, and was then suffering from an old csser
or Glc-et, complicated with stricture. Being a!
stranger in this ciiy. and beliering those doctors'
wbt gafe sti poiUiys assurances of success were)
oeecwarilr tbe beet, (tome of whom have a large
numt-er ot titles) I placed ajj'tlf in tbeir charge,'
and continced under their treatpest antil I bad
ioit nearly ail hope and considerably nam of money;
I ?f Ub to say now tbat yon are the sixth doctor
bare employcdnind tbe only one tbat bas ever done
me any service, 3ly. Gleet is w$Jly cured, the
. w . m.. . v mnt auj general seana sa
Utter than it bas Wen furyeir. 'In conclusion X
would say to the many unfortunates who require
medical adrice, if job bare any douty a to whom
you may employ, ask pr. Dpherlv f?r my address
and eall and sec me. (t eeo sic.e ia 'this eitr.T
My exj riccce may s yV" dollars.
wm!J also add tba ia the ea?ly stage of my dis
ease, I used a Lir-e ainount of the preparations ad
vert bed as an infallible cure for Gonorrbtea, Gleet,'
etc., but ncTtr derived anyles;fit from them.
t am, uocior, yejy (ruiv yours, l, H .
Fan Francisco, June -18. 1864.
Shtltitd and sworn to before me this 2lt dav
of Junes, S$L ' -4. S.GOULD.
l-J notary Public.
SKMixat.irEA.aessr-4 aoB DfaarircATK
a 05V BEiUfasLr era or si.tayaToaasiaEA.
A desire to benefit humanity, and a fWnnr 'cf
gratitude to Dr. W. K. Doberty, a!ore induces mi
to make this statement. For naHv vears I have
t etn aSikjtd wih L't fearful disease known as
tcrmatorrbo-a;" or Seminal Weaknesses, the
rtsult r Silf-abugtf, but till Il?5 experienced bui
little trouble or inconvenience.' In tbat year,
however, 1 bad Stminal Weaknpfs to an alarming
extent, which was soon" followed b the most
aUrui-Dg symptoms, as weakness of the back and
limbs, pains in tbe bead, dimness of vision, nerv
ousness and general debility.' Jfy mind, too, waa
dieted to s uch an extent, aj fo seriously impair
iuj uiimuij oi j tacaf were coniasca ana spirits
depressed.- I was averse to society, had evil fore-
boningt and self distrust, and was entirely unfit
ted for any of tbe duties of life. From 1855 to the
summer oflW3, 1 employed tbe very best medical
talent I eould find, and spent several hundred dol
lars, but in no instance obtained more than tem
porary relief. I bad about concluded there was
no relief for me in this world, but seeing Dr.Do
berty's advertisement, I thought I should call and
see him, as be etargod nothing for consultation,
I bad an interview with the Doctor, and his fee
for treatment was so reasonable, I determined to
try bim, though I did not expect much benefit
from his treatment. On tbe Sth of December last
I placed myself under his care; in ane week I found,
myself very much improved, and now, after five
weeks treatment, 1 feel myself thoroughly cured ot
all my troubles and in the enjoyment of the best
bealta. Hoping tbat my ex per knee may be ok
benefit to others similarly afflicted, I subscribe
my sell JAMES JOHNSTON-
Subscribed an sworn to before me, this 15tnday
of January, 1864.
u a. A. G. RANDALL, Notary Pnblit
TO FEMALES.
When a female is afflicted wit) dis2a?e, as weak
ness of the back aad limbs, pap ip thp bead, dim
ness of sight, low if muscular posrer, palpitation
of tbe heart, irritability, ncp'pulneis extreme uri
nary difficulty, derangement pf digestive functions,
general debility, vaginitics, all diseases of the
womb, hysteria, sterility, apd all other diseases
peculiar tQ females, they should gor or writs at
once to the celebrated rem ale doctor, W. K. Do
berty, at his Medical Institute, and consult bim
about tbcr troubles and disease. The Doctor ia
effecting more cures than any other physician in
the State of California. Let no false delicacy pre
vent you, but apply immediately aad save your
self from painful sufferings and premature death.
All married ladies, whose delicate health or other
circumstances prevent an increase in their fami
lies, should write or eall at Dr. W. Doherty's Med-
ical Institute, and they will receive every possible,
relief and help. The Docsor's offices aro so art
rangedthathecan.be consulted without feax.oX
observation. . ... .
TO CORRESPONDENTS. "
Patients residing at a distance, who may desiro
the opinion and advice of Dr. Doberty on their re
spective cases, aud wno think proper to submit a
written statement of such, in preference to holding
a personal interview, are respectfully assured that
their communications will be held most sacred.
Dr. Doberty takes this method of observinr that
all letters aro only opened and replied to by him
self, and the latter as promptly as possible.
it tne case be rully and candidly described, per
sonal communication will be superceded, as in
structions for diet, regimen, and the general treat
ment of the ease itself (including the remedies,)
win ne rorwaraeu without delay, and in bucq. 4
manner as to cenvey no idea, of tho purport oftbi
letter or parcel so transmitted. . . ' v
Consultation FREE. Permanent earo
guaranteed or no pay. Address
W. K. DOHERTY, M. D.,
San Francisco, California.
OPINIONS OF TIIE PRESS. , ;
"DR. DOHERTY is a skillful physician rnd aa
honorable gentleman, any statements he makes to
his patients be is sure to fulfill. That fact is on
great cause of hia eminent success in bis profes
sion. It is fortunate that among the many advetv
Using physicians there is one who can be depended
on." Review. -
"DR. DOHERTY'S reputation as a physician is
a sufficient guarantee for tho cure of any ease bo
undertakes.'-Chronicle. 1 : u. - .
"DR. DOHERTY has devoted bis study moro
particularly to chronic, spo and secret practice,
and as suoh is now tho most successful of any
piysiclao in San Francisoo."--Free Press, a 7
D. DOHERTY'S reputation is second to no oth,
er physician on tbe coast in obronio and s peeifio
practice." Mirror.
"DR. DOHERTY Few man in the medical
profession have succeeded in gaining tbo confi
dence of the public in their skill and judgment as
he bas." Enquirer.'
"DR. DOHERTY ranks as ono of our most dis
tinguished phyticians, and also one of the most
successful, which is now tho briterion by which tha
1 medical practitioner is Jad jed" Edjev eciSy
Toc. uteet. Rtrir-
Dianai Amk'lu.'ni'' $trnafT
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