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Newspaper Page TextJ A (suggestion Tor the Lmlic A D V E It T I S K M K N T 8 ADVEIITIBKM K NTH A P V 31 11 T I H K H y4 NJ' B Old Albany Ferry. A D V E II T I S K MKH TS . , S ATV itDAV'. . AUGUST 8i;18fl7 IVhnt Republican think and say about Taxation. i V I. Harper's Weekly which has been for years stimulating the passions of tho peo ple, tnd hpundiDg on lUilicals, by pic tures caricaturing the South, and appeals to prejudice and hate begins to experi ence a sensation in his pocket, and i'u? minates tho following bull against the 'only loyal party" ? styled by Greeley "narrow minded blockheads who would like t j scrrc a; great; cause, but don't know how !" When such journals as Harper's Week ly find fault with the action of tho Had ical party, it is time the people began to look ait 'facts as they are and not bo led cap tives by their passions and prejudices. After declaring that "tho great and par amount question of the day will soou be tho - debt and taxation of tho people," that paper says : . , uWc cannot help thinking, and saying. too, in strict confidence to the readers of this journal, that stupid, and dull, aud voiceless as the public may be, he has some rights which politicians will sooner or latar have to recognize. . He is now paying a tax at the rate of seven per cent, more than is paid b? most heavily taxed peoplo of Europe, and at the same time he is paying for commodities of all kinds. and labor fifty-five per cent, moe than any other people in the world. In En gland the taxes are heavy, no doubt, but xoou, ciotniag and rent are cheap, in T : - t . ,i ' x jauij, uviug is expensive, du& mo taxes are light: but in the United States the public groans under the simultaneous bur den of heavy taxes and expensive living. W e have a notion that, sooner or later, he will rebel against this load, and that the party, who laid it on his shoulders will irselt bo laid pretty low. Evry word of that is good Copperhead doctrine; and we are irlad that the liar pets and thousands like them have con eluded that it is time to "rebel" vs "this load," and -Miave a notion that the party which, laid it on our shoulders will itself be lail pretty low." We have been of this opinion for some time. -The fruits of- radicalism bejrm to "sour on the stomach," in the shape of un digested taxes "hirrher than those in Rus sia or -England," and. "expensive living DO to loO per cent, higher than any oth er pec pie ia the world." If the East be cin3 thus Eastern PenuLUrans what "narrow-minted blockheads," Western men are, to bear all these burdens with 50 to 150 per cent, more added by the Iladicil tariff, and still whine of our "loy alty.r to the party imposing these bur dens upon us. ' Stupidity is no name for it St Paul Pioneer. Josh Hilling ou Arletuns Ward. We don't believe, says the Troy Uad gc.Josh Billings ever wrote anything prettier or more touehing than the follow ing. We don't believ that philosophy wa3 ever better united to the tenderness of grief.- It is poetry in dishabille; it is the heart of an honest man in yellow plash : "Jo.su Billings to Autemus Ward. Deth ha3 done a cruel thing lately. Deth icMcui h kind, bat Deth is impar fihall ; this iz all that ken be sed in his ifavor. He moves his sithe awl round the ivorld, now in thi3 field, now in that ; wheat, flowers, and weeds drop, wilt, and wither, for he sithes early and late, in citi arid in town, bi the harthstun , and .away or. h. where the wanderers are. 'Defa Iuy3 tu mow; tiz hiz stile, ne Iz old, and slik with his sickle ; he mow d for Abel of old, and for Abel yester day. "Detli mow3 strangely, and round fall the dazy and grass, and alone; snarling, etan&j the koarse thisseh left for what ? Deth kant tell, for God only knows. Detkj'rd hav dun a cruel thing lately ; ju hav mowed where the wittiest one of them awl tood, -whoze words hav gone lafSngawl over the world, whoze heart vraz 'zt gQod and, az soft az a I mother's.-- "Deth, yu hav mowed where my friend Artemus stood, and Humor wears mourn ing now for the ehild of her heart. I am Bad. and I am orry." . - , ; , Writing to us (continues the Budget) Josh says modestly, as if an apology were necessary, UI cannot write epitaphs in my 6tyle, and if I don't use my style, nobody will thank me lor the effort. If a man stand on his head once, he has got to stand on his head the balance of his days. We can't put on, the cap and ever wear the citizen's fdres3 again. This 13 the misery ihat fools suffer, when they would like to quit playing the fool, and creep in among sensible tolks Arteraus was kind to mo once, and that 13 enough for me. I tad rather have a slice of a man's heart ajtrfvehlbank accotidt"G . .' A Qid IIoRSE.-rln 1849, gays the Sutter "Sentiiiett au old horse, well known in Yuba City as ;01d Dick," crossed the Plains to this State at the age of sixteen years. He has remained in this locality ever since, rendering good service, until within the past few years. He also work ed in the first stage .driven from Marys ville to Nevada, and up to the age of thirty-one did good work in harness. To-day he Is thirty-four years old: and in appar ent good health. His present owner, John Gelthauser .Esq., who has owned him for sixteen or eighteen years, has given. him a. holiday-for the rest of his life, as reward for the good he has done. .John gives him bran and shorts three times a day, and beds him well at night, that hh d ay.i may be long,' etc. Which? "Madam,? said a husband to his young wife, m a little altercation, which will fp;ing jup,ia the best regulated families, Wcji a.mon and jiis .wife have quarreled, and each' considers the other at fault, which of the:Twa ought to'adjanCe towari.a recon ciliatio.Y? YkThe best natured and the wisest of the two," said the wife, putting up her mouth for a kiss, which was given with an unction. She wag the conqueror. ., j t .."V ' ' """. " ' - . -' t " ' White Republican. -The N. Y. Day Book savs i 7 ''The ice is -Jbr eating. There ia one Republican paper, the True American, published at Newark, Ohio, which has re fused to so the negro suffrage plank. It is the first white Republican sheet we have herdJc f:.l Where iUM iiext ne ?' : - - JZoa 3,-ikg. Two '. thousand Ameri cans are now reported to oe roaming in the c:ty:sfrRome.v? : .: 'I ' ! 1 If nny of our pretty yomig ladies should ever bo called before tho courts as witnesses, we suggest to them tho llowhig happy escape from telling their ace: A certain French actress never would tell her ace, and of course the more she refused to toll- it. the move curious people were to know it. Ily cootl iuck as tno muiiumic inougiu she was summoned as a witness on trial. Tho gossips rubbed their hands ami chuckled. "Aha I we shall know it now. She must tell, or go to prison for contempt of court." Tho court was crowded with open-eared listen- ers. inrrencn courts oi justice witness does not stand in a box to .i . . i give evidence, hut sus on a siooi in the middlo of tho floor of the court, in front of tho president's desk, and with no barrier or separation between it and himself. The lady was ushered in, raised her hand to heaven, took the oath to speak the truth, and then seat ed -herself on the witness stool. "Your name V asked the president. "Angelique Toujourtleurie." "Your profession V" "Artiste dramatique." "YonrageV" Yon might have heard a pin drop in the court, and even eve was bent ' J on the lad v. She was driven into a corner at last ! Foolish Paris public to think so ! Anceliqtie simply rose from her seat, walked straight to the nresident's desk, and whispered the secretin his ear. He nodded, made the entry in his private notes, and, smiling, continued the rest of his in terroutories as soon as she hail re sumed her place on the stool. The public retired with mingled feelings of discrust and admiration. Tho trial had lost all further interest, and the nrosident was known to be a man of honor and gallantry, who would never let a nrcttv woman s cat escape trom his presidential bag. Women' would do well to remem ber nor can the truth be impressed upon them at too early an age that all the brilliant accomplishments, all the solid information, all the learning in the world, are worth nothing in comparison to a patient, cheerful tem per, and an affection for, and perse vere ncc in, the moral and domestic duties of life. Home ought to be the temple of a virtuous female: she may leave it occasionally, and be happy amid the beautiful fruits and flowers of the world; but let her, like the bee, gather honey from them all, and let that honcv be reserved for her own dwel liner, let it be a palace or a cot tage. Jfrs. S. C. Hull. Gratitude. A man on being told bv a generous farmer that he would rive him a barrel of cider, asked him if he would brinr it to his house. "Certainly," replied the farmer, "with pleasure.'1 " ell," said the grateful recipient, "what will vou pay me for the barrel when the cider is gone ''" A Uclly Hex. Tho Livcrmore Falls (Me.) Gazette tells of a hen that bid four czc? in twenty-four hours. From tho 1st day of April to .May 2'Jth she laid Jtjty eight eggs. She is full-blooded Brahma and at last accounts was doiuir well! Particular. A cotemnorarv avers as a fact that a lady the other day en gaging a kitchen maid, she stipufated tor a dry kitchen for her piano, am an hour a day to play in. OUIt AGENTS. The following earned gentlemen are aulboru! iact a Agents fur The State Kicht Vkxo rat, and to receive d1 receipt for 8uuc fictions to the paper : EIXX COUNTY. Robert Watkinson and James Dorril... Fco Jaon Wheeler Lebanon H. L. Brown M.Browmrill Matthew Fountain ..Harriiburg LANE COUNTY. Hon. J. J. Walton....... ...Eugene City BENTON COUNTY. R. Strahn.. .........,...Coryalli POLK COUNTY. T. J. Lo vela1 j Dalla J. B. V. Butler and JJr. Jfarriu .Monmouth Dr. J. M. 31eCoy .La Creolo Dr. J, E. Davidson .Independence Benj. Hayden .....Eola CLACKAMAS COUNTY. J. R. Ralston.... ..........Oregon City MULTNOMAH COUNTY. Lawrence 4 Scmple, ....Portland J. F. McCoy Portland MARION COUNTY. X. M. Bell....... ) , B. F. Bonhjun Salem j TJios. Boyee, Francisco, is aathoriz newspaper Aeent, Fan authorized to receive subscriptions ana advertisement for our paper, and act as busi nesg agent generally. ADVERTISEMENTS. GALLERY RE-OPENED! PICTURES ! JZJJLsJL, styles I FROM LOCKETJO UFE SIZE I CHEAPER THAN ELSEWHERE . IN THE STATE I ALBANYjOIlEGON. XfE RECENTLY ENLARGED f f our Gallery, and hare now the larcest Sky light and best arranged rooma , this side s cf San Francisco. ' ' ' . . . . V . Wo have tho Latest Improveed Instruments and'uso tho best material ; and we have spared no expense to have things right, in order that we may give our ratrons . , FIRST CLASS PICTURES. With our present Skylight of 22-t square feet we can take Good Pictures in all kinds of weather and ai all times of day. None need - wait for a clear day come any time, late or early, and if wo don' make you a good picture we will not let you take away a poor one. . ' "We have superior arrangements for .taking CHILDREN'S LIKENESSES, And are said to have more patience than famous Job of old. No Patron ever saw us out of humor We defy competition in" & COPYINGS PICTURES. Call at our elegant and capacious Gallery on First the chief business street, south side, middle of the block, and examine our specimen pictures. . u' :. . .THOMPSON & PAXT0N. : Albany, November 18, 1865. D. PKACH. tllOS. KOSTKlTtI i. M. BACU BEACH fit sMONTSITH, Dealeri ia ENERAL MERCHANDISE, IK THEIR XE W FIRE-Vn 0 OF URICK, On ririt S tract, Albany, Oregon. NEW FIRM, NEW GOODS. AND 3STEW PRICES rpiIE ABOVKXAMF.I) HUM TAKK PLKAH JL uro lu nollfjiajt their fricmli and tha publla gonerally luat Ihey ro continuaii roootvtng Dry iiootli, CiroccricN, Hard ware, lc, &c, rnrohsHcd lu Pnn Francisco at tli rerr lowcil figure, fur CASH, and wo aro oucrlntr tho name to patron at correnpomlm; price. Tu attculivD of Fariucrj U eipcciulljr oallod to our NEW ESTABUSUr3ENT. WLero we are prepared t lake rbarce of all .Hcreliautnhlc lrolueef fur which wo aro oScriu;; the highest market price. We reK-ctfullY ak tho imllio tu call tod ex ainioo our duck, and price, and weaureall that wo will givo eutiro aiuractiuu tu prompt outtoiu cr. dWoarealo agcoU fwr the Florence Sow lag Machioe CuoipaDjr. cl-6ui BLACKSMITHINC! T11K SrCSCRIBKK.S WOULD KESPECT fully inform tho puUHe that ihy aro prepared lv executo all ar4cra lor wura m tuetr l.ac, ucb a MAKING ANO POINTING PLOWS, HOUSE SHOEHTQ, Al IltONINQ WAGONS! FarticuUr atteotton will bo given in FARMERS' WORK! All work will b done in the bet manner and at very Low Price. We olicit a fair share of tho pjUroua?o of thi eoutuiunity. Shop on Main Street, bear Crawford' Flouring Mill. Albany, Oregon. t:n2itf TWEEDALE k FEEBLER. CITY MARKET. dain St, Opposite tho New Dniff Store, ALBANY, OltKGON. HEHDEHEALL & EEDPATH. Proprietors WILb ALWAT KKkl OX iiaxd rns sesror MEATS OP AXI VARIETIES. V LIBERAL SHARE OF PATRONAGE IS solicited, a we intend to keep aa srood an a, ortment, and of a- good qualify a tho country afford. We are alway ready to pay tho Ilifhflt Cash Prire for Fat Stock. April , 1SS7 v2n3itf "V- THIEL, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, I?- (Ofjwite tl State Wight Demoerut OJfluc,) FIRST ST., - ALBANY. Manufacturer of the best quality of Fine FRENCH CALF BOOTS. Also, a Superior article of good BOOTS FOR, FARMERS WEAR. Ilepairingand Mending Dtsoo on short notice and at very Low Prices Our work will be guaranteed to give entire satis faction. may25v2n41tf ALBANY BOOK STORE! E. A. FREELAND, BOOK-SELLER AND STATIONER Albany - - - - Oregon. COSSTASTLT OM UAXO: STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS Juvenile, Toy Gilt nod Blaak Books, coi.d ir.j, asd ; SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY Of every kind used in the State. ay cooks IMPORTED TO ORDER, at Declnl61y short notice. In the Circuit Court of the Stale of Ore- gon, County of Linn. SL'tT IS EQUITY FOtt DIVORCE. ; Mary A. Fish, plaintiff, vs. John Fish," defend ant. To the above named John Fish, : . deiendadt: ; : IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF ORE gon, you are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint of the above-named plain tiff, now on file against you in the above entitled suit with the Clerk of said Court, within ten days after the date of. service hereof upon you, if serv ed in said Linn county ; Jbut if served in any oth er county in said State of Oregon, then within twenty days of the dato of service hereof upon you. And you are hereby further notified that if you fail to answer as above required for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to said Court for the re lief demanded in said complaint, and will .take judgment and decree of said Court; declaring void from ' the beginning, the marriage contract existing between you and the said plaintiff; to gether with costs, disbursements and stamp duty herein.'-- . v ; w By order of Hon. R. P. Boise, Judge of said Court. ';!)-..' '- '.). , CRANOR & HELM, . . . : Atty's for Pl'fT. Aug. 15, 1867, " . .Int. Rev. Stamp, 50 cents, cancelled. I do hereby certify that the above and forego ing is a true and perfect copy of the original sum-' mens in the above entitled suit now on file in my office. . v.' ".V A. W. STANARD, Clerk of the Circuit Court Linn couaty, Oregon. n26t .. - : TO STATE RIQHTS DEMOCRAT . JOB PRINTING OFFICE.: : FiaST ST., ALDAN Y, OREGON. Tir IT K hare conned! with thli cfitc HmUUm JOB OFFICE, and aro prepared, at hortct notice, to fill, in tho ncotcut manner, any order that may oo lent ui. EVEItY DEHCIUl'TION OF JOD ritlNTIXO Ksecutod Fpeedily, and in a ralU ;faotr Bfyle, at Price CIILM1 AS THIS VUKAVllHTl Theatres, Concerts, and Publio Meetings, Atroramoilatfd at the Shortest Notice! MEUCHANTH, P.ANKF.HH. AXU HF.SINES& MEN SUPPLIED WITH CAHU. HILLS. 15ILL-IIEAUH. HILLS LADIX'l. tHECKf, LETTER HEAD I.N'tiS, Ac. HALL CIUCL'I.AU.4. ELECTION TICKKTH. BALL TICKETS. CENSUS 11I.ANKM. DULtJUIHTK LAUELF, LIQUOR LA IS ELS, ORDERS OF DAN'- CI.VU. NOTES OF HAND. DRAY RECEIPTS, LEO A I, BLANKS OF ALL KINDS, CIRCULARS. RILLS OF FARE, PR Oil RAM M ES. SHIPPING RECEIPTS. BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS, CATA LOGUES, AND BY-LAWS. All Orders Promptly Attended to j AitnoTT & imowx, "Stale Right Pemoerat" Job OC5e. W. rRKI!!. i. C. Vf.Nbr.NUAU. W. W. PAUItlSII & CO. Wholeiilo and Retail Dealer In GENERAL MERCHANDISE ! .41.11AN Y, ori:(;ox. T 1HANKFUL FOR THE LIBERAL FAT- ronage shown u daring the pat few year, we wouM repectiuuy east the attrnlica or our numerous patron to our prevent desirable and well i elected slock of DUY GOODS, Ready-Mado Clothing, Hoots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Salem Cloths & Flannels, Embroidery, Hoop Skirts, Silks, Hosiery, &c. ALSO .tlauev and Children Hhocn. n oooeetion with tha above we keep constantly band a choice selection of CroccrifM, Ilaruware. Quecnuware, GLnMware, Cutlery. Inln( and OUk. Intlow CilaAM. AaiiM. dc, dc, tve. W. W. PARIUSH & CO. Are prepared to sell anything in their Una at the LOWKST CASH PltlCCS . Or will receive MERCHANTABLE PRODUCE In exchange for Goods. 3r Persons wishine to buy floods will find it greatly to their aUvantago to examine our uoot before purchasing eluewBcre.Ti Albany, January 271U, 18oo. J. r. MCCOY, A TTOIKXE Y A XI) CO UXSEL LOR AT LA 11', AJfD NOTARY PORTLAND, PUDLIC, OREflOX WILL PRACTICE IN TH2 SEVERAL Courts of this City and State, and of Wash ington Territory. All kinds of claims And demands, notes, bills, book accounts, subscriptions, etc.. collected on commission, by suit or solicitation. Real Estate bought and sold. Taxes paid.- Buildings rented, and rents collected on commis sion. Tittles to Real Estate searched, and abstracts made. . ' ALSO AGENT for the prinoipal daily and weekly news papers on the Pacific coast. Subscriptions and ad. vertisements solicited. fAU collections promptly remitted. , OFFICE No. 05 Front street. Portland. v2n27tj In the Circuit Court oj the Slate of Oregon for the County of Linn. Delila Jm Farquer, PVJf, vs. John Farquer, Vej't: Suit in Equity for Divorce. To the above named John Farquer, Deft : . ' IH THE NAME OF THE STATU OF OHECON t You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint of the above named plaintiff, now on file against you, in the above entitled cause, with the Clerk of said Court, within ten days after the date of service hereof upon you if served in said Linn county; but if served in any other county in the State of Oregoii, then within twenty days of tho date of service hereof upon you. And you are further notified that if yoti fail to answer as above required, for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to said Court for the relief de manded in said complaint, and will take a judg ment and decree of said Court dissolving the mar riage contract existing between you and the said plaintiff, together with costs, disbursements and stamp duty of this suit. ... ' By order of Hon. R. P. Boise, Judge of said Court. CKANUK 11JSL.M, Juhe-17,1867; ' 7 T Att'ys for Pl'fT. Internal Rev. Stamp, 50o, cancelled. I do certify the above and foregoing to be a true copy, of the original Summons as prepared by me and now on file with tho Clerk of said Circuit Court for Linn county, Oregon. . ' " " ueo. n. itKur, u2ni5m3 . . One of ri'ff's Atfys. RSAPABlI1 th voatb'e ouif itKXMr ton, -Eorofula and Borofulnti TJlaaiiaea'. Trom Emery EIe$, a tecU-knouin merchant qf Ox? . .. jcrra, jinmm, , 'I Imvo told Iftttro aunntltica of your fl.uu.irA- RI1XA. bitt never vet ono tiottlt which fullcil of tho (Icalrcd elTi-ct and mjl uMlnfuriton to thonu wlio took it. A fttdt a our woplw try it, Uw?Y ajfrco llM-ro hnt been no mcillduo llko it Uiuro la our cvtamunlty," Eruption, rintplos, Blotches, 1'uatulof, UU corn, Boroa, ana all Dlsoaaos of tho Bkln. trom Ilrv. Holt. Htratlon, 1MM, Knfflund. I only do my duty to you and tho public, when ? W my toetlnimy r juit im iimj I'liuiii'i mii'ii Jit you pul)llh of tho mo- ny icaumony to dlcinnl virtue of roor HAHHAi'Art(f,iA. Jiy anunn U r, bj;w1 U-n.lind an allllctlnq lnmior In iter mm, eyct and nair lor yearn, wuw.ii wo wcro unuljto to Curo until wo trkd your SAHMAi'AitlLl.A. hho hae lx-cn well for ionw tnouth." trom Mrt.Jwui K, ftfce.a pelllncnon ami much- titrcmnl laity of UennimUU, VupAt(ty C0..X.J. ily dau2hU.r lina aulfi rcd for a tear riant with a ecTOfuloue eruption, whk-li waa very troub)omo. Kotlilnir atTunl'd any relief until wo trktd your JMuaAi'AiuiXAt which aoou cornplcUly curwl Imt." from Charlei '. Otige, Kit., of the wiilrly Inmon, paper i tit ftainutt, H. 11. I had for eevernl yeara a very troubleaomo tumor lu my faw, whkh trrew eonvtantly womo until It HnVured niy feature and became an lutol erable affliction. I tried alrnoat every thln a man oouhl of both advle and iwdklne, but without any relief whatever, until 1 took your Mauhai'AIUU.a. It Immwdtately mado my face worc, aa you told me It might for a time. but In a few week tho new aktu began to form under tho biott-ne, aui con tlnued until my faeo la aa amootli aa any body'. and I ant without any aymptom of tho tlin-ato that I know or. I enjoy nmoct heaiin, anj wnuout a doubt owe it to your 8 A u A p a 1: 1 i-f-A .' Eryalpclaa General Debility Purify tho Ulood. from Ir. 1UM. Saurin, Jfmtton St., Xm Tort. " Dr. Aykil. I eeldom fail to remove HrvnlUmt and Scrofutuu Sort by tho pereverinirufof yonr SAnArAKii.i.At au'i i nave now curi ati niwea Of Malignant tlrytlptlat with It. No alteratlro wo poea equal tho HAItB AfAlill.T.A you have aup jdled to tho profci.lon aa well aa to tlie pcoiIr-- From J. K. Johtuton, I;., mtl-eman, Ohio. for twelve yeara, I hal tfio yellow Krylt lA on my rlaht arm, during wlikh 11 mo I trktl ail the eetebMtod p!iTlclan I eould reach, atnl took huu dred of dollar worth of medli-tnea. Tho ulcere were ao bad that tho cord bcrcmo vlnlbio, r l the doctor decided that my a nil mtnt he amputated. I began taking your haiuapahjm.a. took wo tie, and aomo of your Pti.M. Together they have eared me. 1 am now aa well and sound a any body. Being In a publto plac, my eaao t known to every body in thU comiu unity, aad excites tho wonder of all." trom Hon. Ilt-nry Afanro, M. P. P., rf yw4ttttet V. ir., a leading member 0 im vanw&uin rorun meal. 1 have oed your Saiiaaparuxa in my family, for trtmeral delAlit it, ana tor pnnnixng tno bioott. tin with very Umeflrtal rwult. anl fcid cooSdenco In couunendinif It to tlui aflllctod." Bt. Anthony Fire, Rote, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Boro Eves. trom Harvey SUkler, Kq., the title tdllor ef th Tunkhannnri; jtemocrat, i'entuytranta. Our onlv child, about threo yeara of a'C attarkMl bv timblr on hla fon-hr-ad. Ther rapidly apread until they fortn! a loatiiaome and vlrulrut sore, which covered hla faje, anl actually blinded bia eyea tor aoroe daye. A akJlful xhj kln applied nitrate of ailer and other rvmlk-a, without any atirarmt effect. For Bncett daya we MJsru-I l.t hnil, k?t with Ihctn bo aUo14 U-ar opn the fca Unias aoJ corrupt wound wnteb covrrrd lla whole uw. iiavint; men rvery imnjj wo nwi mnj hot from, we heaa plvinx your BARWAfAUtMJt, and applying tl iodide or toUti lotion, aa yott direct. The aore Ix-k'n to l 1 wli-n we had eltcn the first 1UU', and wh will wU'-u we hail hnuln-a tho accond. Tho chiWa eyrla.lua, which had come out, grew aaln, aiul bo is now aa healthy and fair aa any other, the whok) tK-ihborhovd j rcikUxl that the child muit die." SypMlia and Mercurial Dlaeaso. From Jr. JUram Stoat, of St. LouU, MwtovH. " 1 rind your H.uu-ma!.ii.I-A a more effcictoal mntnlf for the secondary ayinptoma of SyjikUi an (or syphllitio Ul 8 than any other we pvM-.s. 'I !i pro! eKa are Indebted to you tat aome CC iivs U-at nWidat-s we have." From A. J. French, M. P., an eminent tAytichtn cf txiirrenre. Matt,, tik't it a prominent pumtxr tf the LeglMalure e-f Mmtaehustttt. Da. Ara.8. ily U-r Hitt 1 havo found your HAfUArAaiLt.A an excellent rmdy for Syph&i, both of tho primary and teeomhtry yrn, aat etti-c-tual la aoUMi eaaea tltat were too obunato to ykU to Umt rrmwlka. I do not know wliat we can em ploy with more crrtslntr of ucx, wlrc a powtr ful allcratlro 1 rcuired." ifr. Chnt. 8. Van Line, of Sew Drunttelrl; X. had dmuSful ulerra on bl i?. caB-4 by the abut of mercury, or mercurial disease, which grew more and more ajnrravatiwJ for years, ia pit of evrry mnrUy or treatment that eoubl bo appla!, until tho rmrrcrin uu of Atfcit'a AruAfAfcliXA rtlJevcd bim. Kcw cwut can bo found more InvcUTate ami ditriuff tlwui thin, and it took attend down botllca U cure bim. Leucorrhcca, White, Femalo Weaknan, ., re cineratly produce! by Internal Scrofulous 11 eerntw. ami are very oft.u rtiml by the alterative effect of thi SABaAf AKtUJt. Somu caaea nxjmrc. ttowvcr. In aid of the hAUSAr.UlU-, tho skilful application of local remedies. Jrvm th kvI itivn ami (Jilj-celebratcJ Dr. Jaccb Morrill, of Cincinnati. I have fuund voor 8 veaArAnitXA aa excellent elb-ratlve In ci!'c of f'-nialci. Sfany caaea of IrreffuUrity, Lcarrhoa, Internal titration, and loraf debility, ari.lnjr from the scrofulous diathesis, have ylcidd to It, and there are few that do not. A tody, unwilling to allots the pulliaition of her " My daughter and mywlf tiave been cured of a very di-biliUUns lucorrucr 01 wns iunauif, vj two boltlee of your AtutArAattXA." Rheumatism, Oout, Liver Complaint, Dya- pepsla. Heart Diaeaae, Neuraljda when eauMHl by Scrofula la the system, are rapidly cured by thia Ext. SAtwAVAaiixA. AYER'S CATHARTIC PILLS possess ao many advantages over the other 'purgative In the market, and their superior virtues are so umveraaiiy Known, uiai we nevu not do more than to assure tho public their quality ia maintained 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. AYlilC, U. V.t UO lVowclJ, Mass., and sold by .ist- .""wiu by t uniit r t Co., Albany, and a Wholesale aud Hctail by Smith 4 Davi. Vorl nnd. "Sly AND MACHINE --SHOP! A. F. CHERRY, TAVING rUKCIIASED THE EX- I tire intercut in the ALBANY AN 1 MACHINE SHOP, I am Prepared to Furnish WROUGHT AND CAST IRON WORK Of every description, on short notice. Also, BRASS CASTINGS. All Orders for MILL WORK Will be filled with dispatch, and in a satisfactory r manner. HOUSE POWERS Agricultural Implements Manufactured to order, and particular attention 1 paid to Repairs. All kinds of ' PATTERN WORK , done to order on short notioe A. F. CHERRY, Abany, Angnst 18, 1800-ly " ;PLAKIIW.;l1IILIi! ALBANY, OREGON. TV HAVE - ALWAYS ON JL or will Manufacture to order, every stylo of DQGRS, SASH AND BLINDS, at tho shortest notice and lowest possible charges Boards Matched and Planed Work executed, in a stylo not surpassed by any . '; Shop in the State. V j r The Mill is in the lower part of the town, on tho river bank, at the corners of the joining I claims of tho aiontietas and llackleraan. j.'jj. waih&i. " Albany, September 20,' 186a. n TTAVIN(I I rURCJIAaKD THE ABOVE I I well-known Ft-rry I am prepared to eroni everybody and cyerything, from a fjotman to a ix-iuulo team of lep&anw, s,iy boat U lAirgCr HtauneU ana HaTef the acee-a and eere?l to and from Itlbr tine- rlor road, and Slao, an old, experienced Ferry man i alway f ready witlt a amile to hurry palron orer voruan. 1 eKo azainit all acci- lent at the following reduced rate i TwoIiore Yitt, ."...,. ,.,.1...,,. 12J Cent Mai and Home, 124 Ctut. Footmatr, 0ttt t 00 ft00 10 Cent lrto Stock per axreemcnt. My eonneetton with the lwer Ferry faajbeen sotcred. T. II, UAVIS. Albftny,Apnl2Ctn,l867 2 )y g!icrirt' gale 11 Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED 19 out of tho Circuit Coirt of Linn county, Or- K;n, on the 6th day of inly, 18(57, by the Clerk f aid Court, and to mo dsreete'l, tn favor of K. N. White, FlaintiT. anil araint K, C, Officer and fhoina Thorp, Defendant, for the turn of?S41,S5, 'lamae, eot and accruing ctnlr, 1 did, en tho llth day of July, 1867, levy upon, and will, en Saturday, tli& ltx day of Augutt, 18G7, hetween tho hours of 0 o'clock, A. v., and 4 ' clock, P. of aid day, in front of the Conrt Honno door In the city of Albany, acll to the iiigbeut bidder, for V S. eoln, all of the riaht, titla and intercut of tho maid E. C. Ouleer In the Donation Land Claim of tho aaid m of tho aaid h. C. Officer a m, .Notification "WJ2," Claim 3? and MVMtyno ne;hu0. Donation Land Claim No, 63, containing f3S lrodlh acre of land, in Tp. 10, 8. R. 1, Vti, Willamette Meridian, Linn county, Oregon. Dated at Albany, July 12th, A. D. 1867. HARVEY SMITH, heriff, Linn couaty, Oregoa. v2n!9Iw JSlIllllUOllH. In the County Court of Linn County, Ore- yon. 0 t r v 1 f v vv. fox, is. rox, ana 1. fox, punntrt in 'bminrx under the firm, name and style of IJ. Foxtb llrot., lVffs, vs. Charles Austin, vyt. Action at J jaw to recover money. To Charles Austin, fjffli I.V THE NAME Of THE STATE OF 0EEGOX : You are hereby required to appear and anirwer the ing fally recovercl their health, desire to make oroplaint of the above named plaintiff, now on kneara their remedial ajrent It will be teen their file egahmt you with the CUrk of said Court, with- alaJeraeat are fully authenticated by a Notary a ten days after the date of the service hereof up- Pablie. . - n you, if served in said Linn county, but served The welfare of Society imperiously demands in any other county in the State of Oregon, then their publicity, and they are given more to warn within twenty days aftr the cate of aerviee hereof the unwary than to found the praises of a Pbysi npon you. And you are further notiCed that if cian; W whom hundred of like eaes caa be cited, you fail V appear and answer, aa above required, duriag a practice of mart than fifteen yean, fur want thereof the plaintiff will take judgment againntyou fur the sum of $-.65.00, with tnleret. costs and diburrr taenl and stamp duty of this action. Ky order cf the Court. CRAN'OR & HELM, Att'ys fo Plfi". Int. Kev. stamp, 50 eect, cancelled. June 21ih, lS!7--v2n4"6w PHILLIP MILLEK'S GARBLE YARD ! ALBANY, OREGON. MARBLE MONUMENTS, GRAVE AND TOMBSTONES, or Every Style and Pattern. PEDESTALS, SLABS, MANTEL PIECES. And Slarlilo Worlt of AJ" Kinds. THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SCULPTURING thi: fi.vcst sLcttckixg i the best executed woitk In tltc Mtatc ofOregon X All work done at my Marble Yard is turned out ta to give peru-ct satufaction to my patron. PURE WHITE, VERMONT, CR CALIFORNIA MARBLE Will be used as parties ordering work shall aeleet Tlic L-mvest JLIvlng Prices Will be charged in every instance. Order from any Part of the State will be ralthlnlly and Promptly Filled. THE HIAUIILE YARD Is juit bflow SprcngcVa Pacific Hotel, on the west side of the street running from the river. St The public are invited to call at my shop and examine specimens or work. Albany, January 0, 1866. . THE SAN FRANCISCO STORE I JULIUS GRADWOIIL. ALBANY - - - OREGON. T HE SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM TnE cituens of Albany and vicinity that he now occupies the earner brick storo Crncr of First and Washington Streets. He intendsstoBclilGioods AT THE LOWEST PRICE! ron CASH OR PRODUCE!! The public would do well to examine my Goods bctore purchasing elsewhere. My btock consists, in part, as follows : ZDIRTZ" GOODS, CLOTHING, GROCERIES -AXD GENERAL MERCHANDISE! At.se A GOOD STOCK OF THE BEST LIQUORS Ever Hi-ought to tltls Market! ! Which he intends to sell ONLY FOR X3EBXCIHAL PURPOSES JULIUS GRADWOHL. Doc. 22, '66 v2nl91y ALBANY FERRY! AT, THE SOLICITATION OF MANY CITI aens of Linn and Benton counties. I have fitted up the . ' i LOWER FERRY, (it hoing the Stage Route), in such manner as to secure to the publio better facilities, at all seasons of the year, than can bo had elsewhere.; ,My Boat is what is known as a , ' . CURRENT COAT, and is the best on the River, without any excep tion. Living quite near my Boat Landing, m Benton county, I am enabled, at ail. hours, to ao- Anmmmlate thenublio. Mv boat is secured by good wire rope, and is otherwise constructed with the LATEST IMPROVEMENTS for safety and durability.- My connection with the Vpper Jfcerry heretofore cxistinff, has recently beensevered. , Rates of ferriage are the same as the Upper Ferry.- A. l rA.ivr., ausl8'66v2nlly Proprietor. m IS CnlekCtireand2lIo(IcralfCliarsc DR V K. DOHEUTy'S Private JlfetJieal and tSvrgical lnttttue Sacramesto atroet, helew Montgomery, oppoala tho Peeifie Mad Kieaioebip Uo office. Pri- t yate eatrance on Leisdorff ttreet. fao Franei, CaUfbniia. JS9toWt0hea aprettltf to ajjora the affiled tound and tckntific medical aid, in the treatment and cure of all Jjtvate and Chronic VUeanet. catet of ecrccy and all sexual , dtieascc. ; - - TO THE AFFLICTED, ' Da. f, K. I?ohcrty return hi fincere tLflnta to bi nnmer'0 patient for their patronage, end I would take tbi opportunity to remind them that h euntinne tit i.tiut it tim Tr,mHnt fA it - 6f cbroni diaeaxe ofktbe Lung. Livtr, Kidney. Uitlve and Geniu-Uorir.ary Organ?, and all ptiffiU riteuttf th: BjphiVu ia ftllftf tlitmt Md stage, fcemtnai eakneit, and all the borrid eoa erjueneea of elf-abue, (losorrboea, Gleet, gtric turea. Nocturnal and Diurnal eraittos, Sexual Debility, Disease of the Back and Loin, Inflau mation of the Bladder and Kidney, etc., etc.; and be hope that hi' long experience and jraceefoL practice will continue to insure bim a share of tho pubh patronago. By the practice of many yeara in Europe and the United States, he is enabled W apdy the aioet elHcienand successful remedtea against diseases 01 all kind. He uses so laerca ry, charge moderate, treat bi patients in a cor rect and honorable way, has references of un qnelionable veracity frcm men of ktown respeeU ability acd high auadrog in society. All parties consulting bim by letter or otherwUe, will receive the best aad gtLtltet treatment and implicit secre- Dr. Jerty would call attention to the follow ing certificate from two of his patients, who, nav- A CASE CF 4Z.EET AST STICTrRES Dr. D.herty Dear Sir : I fire! m v health ao fa&- ly reto(td that, in emmon gratitude, I BUev I should raake you some written acknowledgment for your valuable services particularly so as your fee wa rmall for the work performed. 1 arrived in this city from the East about one year ago, and was then t uffering from an old cae of Ultet, eomplicated with ttnetore. Beine s stranger in this city, and belie vine those doctor whoave ruch positive assurances of sueeess were necessarily the vt, (tome of whom have a large number of t5le) I placed myself in their charge,, and continued under their treatment until I badi oit nearly an btpe andeoniderab!e sum of money- wia to say now tnat you are the sixth doctor I have esyloyed,and the only one that has ever dene me any aert ke. My. Gleet la wholly cored, tho stricture is all removed, and toy general health is Utter than it baa been for ynn. In eonelasion I woaMsajtotue many unfortunates who repair medical ad rice, if you have any doubt as to whom: you may employ, ask Dr. Doherty forTay ad tire ca- ani ea;i ana see me. iita stons in this citv.l My experience may av y maav. doliara. E wfjul l also add that ia tha early sUge of my dis eae, I used a larga amaant of the preparations ad- ven-.e'i as an ia:s.ui! cure for fioDorrtora. Glcet- ete., but aevtr derived any benefit from them.. I am, Doctor, very truly yours, L H han Jrancuco, June 16, IsCJ. Fubwrribed and sworn to before me this 21st daw of June, Mil. A. S. GOCLD. - I- Notary Tublic. lEVntAL WEAK3CSS A SH OES TO CT. KTlfCATE - O Si HOST BEXAKSABLF CCBE or SPEBVATOSaBEA A desire to benefit humanity, sod a fblin or gratitude to Ir. W. K. iJLerty, akae induces m io maLe this statement. Fw many ycai I havo been aCkted with that fearfsl diesae kaowa as--tpermatorrbwa;" r Seminal ICeakaesses, the rtult of self-abuse, but till experienced but, little tronble or incosveniaeee- Ia that Tr however, I bad Seminal Weaknerato an alariainir extest, wbteh was aeon followed by the most: alarming symptom, as waksess of the back and, limbs, pains ia tie bead. dimneM f vision, nerv ousness aaa general aetility. 3Iy mind, too, was a f2 it ted to such aa exteci aa to Seriously impair my memory ; ny ideas were confused and spirit depressed. I wa averse to 3ektyr had evil fore tHntcgt and self duinitt, aca was entirely unfit ted for any of tie duties of life;. Fn 1855 to tbe SBmmcr of 1SS3, 1 employed the verv bast medicals talent I could fiod, and rpent several hundred dol lars, but in no instance obtained mora than tem porary relicr. I baa &hot concluded, there was no relief for me in this world, but seeing Dr.De berty's advertisement, I thought I should call and see him, aa be thargod nothing for consultation.. I had an interview wish tho Doctor, and his-fee for treatment was so reasonable. I determined - try h':m. though I did not expec much lenefiti rrom bis treatment. On tbe 5th of December lasti I placed myself under his care; in ane week Ifonndl myself very much improved, and bow, after fiver weeks treatment, 1 feel myself thorou sal v cured r all my troubles and in the enjoyment ef the besc hcaltb. Hoping that my experience may be or benefit to others similarly afSieted, I subscribe myself JAMES JOHNSTON- Subscribed an sworn to before me. thia 15in daw of January, 1S64. u s.l . A. G. RANDALL, Kotary public- TO FEMALES, w WhenT female is afflicted with disaM. aa nesssf the back and limbs, pain in (he bead. dim. iiflces of sighUlow if muscular power, palpiutioa oi uie ncan, imiaoiiiiy, nervousness, eslrcme uri nary difficulty, derangement of digestive functions general debility, vainities, all diseases of tha womb, hysteria, sterility, and all other diseases peculiar to femsles, they should cor or write at once to the celebrated remale deetor, W. K. Do herty, at his Medical Institute, and eoasult him about tbeir troubles and diaeaae. Tbe Doctor ia effecting more cures than any other physician in the State of California. Let no false delicacy pre vent you, but apply immediately and 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 call at Dr. W. Doherty'a Med. ical Institute, and they will receive every possible relief and help. The Doesor's offices aro so ar ranged that he can be consulted without few of observation. TO CORRESPONDENTS. ,.. ' Patients residing at a distance, who may ifcsir the. opinion and advice of Dr. Doherty on their re spective cases, aid who think proper to suhmit a written statement of such, in preference to holding; a pertonal interview, are respectfully assured that their communications will be held most sacred. Dr. Doherty takes this method of observing that all letters are enjy opened and replied to by him self, and the latter as promptly as possible. If the case be fully and candidly described, per sonal cpminunication will be superceded, as in structions for diot, regimen, and the general treat ment of the case Itself (iucluding the remedies,) will be forwarded without delay, and in such a manner as tocenvey no idea of the purport of tho letter or parcel so transmitted. Su Consultation FREE. Permanent euro guaranteed or no pay. Address ' . .i W. K. DOHERTY, M. D., , ! ; San Francisco, California, OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. : ; ! "DR. DOHERTY is a skillful physician rnd an honorable gentlenan, any statements be makes to his patient he 13 sure to fulfill. .That fact is one great cause of hi eminent success in his profes sion. It is fortu:jate that among the many adver tising physicians there is one who can be depended on."- Review; ' : t DR. DOHERTY'S reputation as a physician U a sufficient guarantee for tho cure of any case he undertakes. 'Chronicle. . ' - . ; "DR. DOHEIiTY has devoted his study mora particularly to cl ronic, specific andpecretprsctice, and as sueh is now the most successful of any physicisn in San Francisco.' Free Press. . D. DOHERTY'S reputation is second to no oth. er physician on the coast in ohronio and speciSo practice." Mirror. . " . "DR. DOHERTY. Few mon in the medical profession have suoceeded in gaining the confi dence of the public in their skill and judgment as he has." Enqu rer. ,j "DR. DOHERTY.ranks as one of our raost dls.' tinguished physicians, and also one of the most successful, which is now the criterion by whih tha medical practitioner is judged." Echo. selSy 4 4 r s ; 1