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Newspaper Page Textjr Bmmnt SATUF.DAY ..SEPTEMBER 21, 1S67. Money Market. San Francisco Legal Tender rates 71(52 New York Gold Quotations Subscribers finding an X marked oa tho margin of their paper, will understand that tho time for which they hare paid for tho DsMocnAT has expired, and will govern themselves accord ingly. Mrs. Stowe. According to previous no tice, Mrs. C, Stowe, a clairvoyant lecturer and spiritualist, held forth in tho Court House last Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thurs day evenings. As tho admission fee on the first evening was fifty cents, and as tho citi zens of Albany are proverbially slow at nib Wing at anything new or suspicious, we are told there was a very small turn-out ; but on "Wednesday evening, being a freo lecture, the hall was about one-third full. "We dropped in professionally rather than from any ex pectation of seeing anythingstrange or hear ing anything new or wonderful. Mrs. S. is, we judge, thirty-fivo or forty years of age, tastefully and neatly dressed, possessing a good figure, a strong pair of lungs for a female, and a rather intellec tual cast of countenance. That she has once been more than ordinarily good-looking, none can doubt ; and she possesses no mean powers as a public lecturer. She began by reciting a poem from some moon-struck fellow we have forgotten whom and then she went into a trance : that is, she closed her eyes and delivered her lecture, standing and gesticulating as one would if awake. The lecture, like all we ever heard or read, was full of poetic expressions "and high-flown hyperbole, and was venf severe on sects, and "priests," and orthodox de nominations generally. The savior of the world was considered a greaIteformer only; his teachings had fulfilled their mission, and mankind now yearn fur something better Tix : Spiritualism. Ltfie Swedenborg and Davis; she teaches that there are sevenpheres in the next world ; and that tho inhabitants will all le ultimately happy-rthus directly conflicting with the doctrines of an old fash ioned book some god folks have foolishly endorsed ; tor that teaches that, in the future state, mankind are divided into two classes, the good and the bad, the righteous and the wicked ; the former being eternally hap py, and th latter eternally miserable. Spiritualism, in all its phases, was thor oughly examined by us some years ago. We then arrived at clear and positive convictions .nd conclusions, and we have seen nor heard nothing since to change us in the least par ticular. " Ephraim is joined to his idols and we would like to be let alone. Tnx Saxtiasc Mixes. Some time ago a party of our citizens went out into the Cas cade mountains to examine a ledge which Mr. Brandenburg had previously discovered ; and after being absent several days, tiiey re turned, having with them a lot of ore a part of which they forwarded to San Francis co to be assayed. By the last steamer they re ceived the following returns : Sas Fbascisco. August 30th, 1SC7. Jfert. Gbldtmiih & Co., Portland : After carefully assaying the ore left with us, we tad the fallowing results: Gold.l. - 0 oz: 72-109 r$20 03 Silver U oz: 58-100 IS S5 Gold value per ton $219 7S Respectively, yours. Goldsmith Bro's' This is very rich, and we hope our friends will realize something handsome on their discovery. At uisold Tricks. It will be recollec ted that one Leachcr was, some months ago, arrested by the Sheriff of this county, on a charge of stealing from Mr. Levy of this city. He subsequently gave bail and was set at liberty. Under dato. of September 10, the Sheriff of Washington county writes to Sheriff Smith that the said Leachcr is in his custody, charged with having stolen $128 in currency and 2 in coin from, a firm in IJi'.Is boro, and that he will be tried at the next term of the Circuit Court of that county. His sureties hore are trying to get hold of him in order to deliver' him up, and save paying a handsome sum as his bondsmen. Education-. l. At a late "meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Albany Collegiate Institute,, Her. W. J. Moxteitu was elected Pres.idnt and Professor of Ancient Lan guage and Literatqrc, and R. K. Wju&'ex, P-rcffisjar tf the English Department. Qthcr teachers will te. appointed, before the. opening of the Institution. A That Liov. The Salem Record editor says he believes all our 6tory of the Califor nia lion, of last week, except the "fourteen feet " part. "We said, neighbor, that our lion measured seven feet from the tip of his nose to the end of his tail and the same distance buck again fourteen feet in all If you disbelieve us, measure him yourself. Democratic Meeting. In another column will be found a call for a Mass Meeting of the Democracy of Benton county, at Corval lis, on Saturday the 28th inst. Democrats generally, everywhere, are invited to at tend ; and we hope that a good time will be had. Dr. J. P. Brtant, now of Salem, will b in Albany to-morrow, and will attend to sll diseased persons who will give him a call. His method of cure, if he cures at all, is bv the "Laying on of Hands." Ho remains one day only, at Sprenger's Hotel. Parrish &, Mexdexhall. This old and well-known firm will shortly be in receipt of a mammoth stock of fall and winter goods. Look out fcr the change in their advertise ment in the Dejiocbat. Customers jnay exr jpect bargains. H Chaxge op Firm. Within a few days past a change has been effected at Norcross' Establishment. It is now Norcross & Cowan. They will open a large and fresh assortment of goods next week. Warraxty Deeds. We. have just printed off a quantity of Warranty Deeds, and those in need of euch blanks can now be accom modated. ' 2?" Be ture to read all about Mrs. Stipp's Thoracic Balsam, and then go tq Whittir more's and get some. r2 and conversion of souls, uVsiring the pravers atvt co-operation oi an lartsuan ucnuuuna- tions ; ana we liopo we have- had tho sympa thy of all Christians in tho city. Tho Lord has blessed us with over 20 hopeful conver sions. At the c!o,so of the protracted, meet ing, 17 had been received by experience and baptism ; another was baptised last Sunday, and at nihttwo more joined, ono of whom remains for baptism. Several have .joined by letter. The number of members is 34. We realize that the blesMosrofour Heavenly t ather gave the nicreao,, ro Hia ho all the praise given, Line raul who inK uie breth ren at the three taverns, vi thank (od and take courage to cast our bread cm tho li ters. II. C. Hut. ALiBAX Y PRICES C17RREA"T CORRECTED WEEKLY BV J. URADWOHL. A lb as V.Saturday, September 21, 1S67. The fallowing are tbo price paid Ux Produce, and the prices at which other articles are selling in this market : Wheat whits, per bu.licl, SS&CO cts. Oafs per bu-hel, .10( 33 ct. Potatoes jh.t fius!iel. 0f-j J. Ouion. per bu,hcl. $1 2i. Flour ir bM, $1 00(T 25 Butter per pound, 20 cLs.- Eggs icr d.zn, 20 tt.' Chickens per doies, 2 50ft3 0. Peaches dried, per puand, lb(i,20 ctj. Pork per pf-und, 4(i5 cts. Beef on foot, 4fa.i cw. Mutton, per pound. 12J cent. Soap per pound, !ft,i ets. Salt j9 Angl, jer pound, - cts, Syrup per gallon, 1.0'J Tea Young llron, per pound, $1 0C " Blaek, TiVcSl 0s). 44 Japan. $112$. Sugar ;nihd, per pouiid, "ITiuZi) ct. Inland. U(li.- Sea. 10 cti. CoSFee fcr fund, 2ji,2$ ct. Nail. cut, per pound, 7J(i,$cU. Whire iA-a l tore. per keg, i'l M(Ti.i 5C, LiusctJ CLI-rbjnrl. pr gallon, 1 S0t,2 0. Turpentine per gallon. ?Fl SO lome.-tic Lrown, 1S(20 cts. Jlickorv trtre4. per yard, lCfo,30 cW. Bed Ticking per yard. 2jf,40 ct.. Bbe iirUIing per yard, 2u(t,30 ctn. Flannels per yard,62j f7i ctJ. Prints -fat eoloni, cr yat-U fi cts. It'iflc Powdex, per pound, 7S.$l 00. Candle best, per pound, 20,33 cts. Kice China, per pound, 12 IS cts. Tobacco per pound, $1 00V1 23. Salaeratus per pound, 163 ct. Dried Plums per bound, 12J20c, Dried Apples per S, 9c. " Currants per th. 10c. Bacoc llatnf, per V!, ISc. " Sides, per Ih, l'c. ' Shoulders, per lb, 6(58e. Lard per lb. 10c. French Brandy per gal.. $10 C0Q12 0G Holland Gin per gal., $3 50 ,! American Brandy per gal., $3 CO Jamaica Ram cr gal., $6 (JO ADVERTISEMENTS. SECURE XIIE SHADOW! THOMPSON & PAXTON, PHOTOGRAPH ARTISTS, First Street, Albany. PICTUKES, rROvT LOCUST TO LIFE SIZE! In All titylenl AT THE MOST BEASONABIE RATES!, w E bars the largest eky-light and best ar ranged rooms tois sido tf can Francisco. j3 Children's Likenefges taken with care. Pictures copied, and warranted equal to the origi nals. jpS" Ladies and gentlemen visiting town, are very respectfully solicited to call atour gallery and examine onr specimens. T3n51y ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURE. CARTER & MCCORD Take pleasure in informing the public that they are now Manufacturing at Albany, Oregon, A SCPEBIOE ARTICLE OF TJ,E LARD QIL. Abio a superior article of ASSORTED TOILET SOAP, PALE SOAP AND OLIVE SOAP. All of which they propose to sell an as favorable terms as the same articles can be imported ; and Warrant Each Article to Gke Satisfaction! ENQUIRE FOR THE HOME-MANUFACTUR ED ARTICLE, AND BUY NO OTHER 1 jgs-A kinds of Grease taken in ex change for trade. - - -..-.. T2n49tf. E M E N T S . 3l8603L Persons or sedontary habits troubled with weak- Loss, lassitude, palpitation of tho heart, lock of Jippetite, distress after eating, torpid liver, constl- ation, Ac, deserve to suffer if they will not try he celebrated PLANTATION BITTERS, which ire now recommended by tho highest medical au uoritici, and warranted to produco an immediate .eneflclal elfcet. They are exceedingly agreeable, erfectlv pure, and must supercede all other ton ics where a healthy, gentle stimulant ts required. They purify, strengthen and Invigorate. They creato a healthy appetite. They are an antidote to change of water and iiet. They strengthen the system and eallxoa. the hnind. They prevent miasmatic and interraistcnk fever. They purify tho bstath &M wltyty of the. atom- bch. They oure Dypepi and Cwastlpatlrtn, They cure Livci Comj-lnjiit and Nervous Head- ichs. They wake the weak strong, tho languid bril iftjiL ami are exhausted nature's great restorer.- Ther are composed of the celebrated Calisyabark, Mntergrcen, sassafras, roots and herbs, all pre ferred iu perfectly pure Ct. Croix rum. For par- iiiilars, soe circular! nad testimonial arouna ,-eL bottle. lJwaro of hupoiiw. Examine every bottle. Kce that it has oui private U. S. stamp unmutila- d over the eork, with, plantation scene, and our signature on a fine steel plate side label. See that our botUe Ls not refilled with spurious and delete rious ntuff. Any person pretending to sell Plan tation Bitters by the gaVvn or in bulk, is an Ira pouter. Aoy person, iir)iat;n this bottlo, or jm-H-iug any other material therein, whether called Plantation Bitters or cot, i a crim'nal under the U. S. Law, and will be so proneeuted by u. The deuvit.i fr Drake's Plantation Bitters, from 1 dics, clergymen, inrrchjan's, 4c, is '.oeiedjUe. -The simple Uud.of a bottle is tho evidence we j, ret t;t of their worth and superiority. The y are noli by all rcpeetable druggUts, grocers, physi- Icians, hotels, saloons, steamboat and country itore. 1 . II. I'HAK wu. llnrnoi' Jlagnolia Water. A toilet delight ! The ladies' treanure and gen tlemen's Loon t The "sweetest thing" and largcit quantity. Manufactured from the rich Houthern Magnolia. Used fr bathing the face and person, t render the skin soft and fresh, to prereRt erup ittmr, to perfume clothing, Ac. ' It overcomes Vai unpleaaant odr of perspiration. It removes redness, tan. blotches, Ac. t cures cerrous headache and allays icfiatntna tion. It cooU, softens tad a4ds delicacy to the skin. It yields a subdued and lasting rfome. It cares muiucto b'Us and stings of infect. H contains no material Injurious to the skin. It is what every lady should have. ld every- where. Try the Magnolia Water onee and you will use no other Cologne, IVrfuroery, or Toilet Waicr afterward. V. M A S UAH X K.S i CO., 1'rops. Exclusive Agent. X. V. ftulby ail iJruggUts and Dealers oa the Tacif- ia coast. Lyon lautlmiron. It U a moist delightful' Hair lresiug. It eradicate scarf and dan lruff. It keeps the head cool and clean. , It taakes the hair rich, aft and glossy It prevents hair turubg gray and falling c-3T. It reotores hair upon prematurely bald heads. Tt is just what Lyon's ifatbairon will do. It is pretty it Is cheap durable. It to literally till by the car-load, and yet U almost incredi ble demand is daily increasing, until there is hard ly a country store that does not keep it, or a fami ly that does not use it. E. THOMAS LYOX. Chemist. X. Y. Lyon'M Extract Ginger, Lyon's Extract of Pure Jamaica Ginger for Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Headache, Cholera Morbus. Flatulency, Ac, where a warm ing stimulant is required. Its careful preparation and entire purity make it a c"icnp and reliable ar ticle for culinary purposes. Kold everywhere, at 50 cU per bottle. Ask fur "Lros V Pure "Ex tract. Take no other. J,'onj. Flea I?ofdcr. Tee effect of Lyon's Magnetic Insect 'Powder U almost instantaneous death to everything cf the insect species. Fleas, particularly, cannot live where it is. is most wonderful in this respect, being entirely harmlef s to the human family. Many worthhss imitations are offered. ' Ee partic ular and receive none but Lyon's. Each flask of the genuine bears th signature of E. Lyon and the stamp of Demas Bauscs A Co. Mustang Liniment. Have you a hurt child or a lame horse ? Use the Mexican Mustang Linimdnt. For cuts, sprains, burns, swellings and caked breasts, the Mexican Mustang Liniment is a cer tain cure. For rheumatism, neuralgia, stiff jcinto, stings and bites, there is nothing like the Mexican Mus tang Liniment. ' For spavined horses, the poll-evil, ringbone and sweeney, the Mexican Mustang Liniment never fails. For wind-galls, scratches, big-hcad and splint, the Mexican Mustang Liniment is worth its weight in gold. Cuts, bruises, rprains and swellings, are so com mon and certain to occur in every family, that a bottle of this Liniment is the best investment that can be made. It is more certain than the doctor it sayes time in sending for the doctor it is cheaper than; Jhe doctor and should never be dispensed with. "In lifting the kettle from the fire, it tipped, pp er and ecal4cd my hands terribly. t f f The Mustang Liniment extracted the pain, caused the sore to heal rapidly, and left very little scar. CHAS. FOSTER, 420 Broad St., Philada. Mr. 6. Liteh, of Hyde Park, Vt., writes: " My horse was considered worthless, (spavin) but eince the use of the Mustang Liniment, I have sold him for $150. Your Liniment is doing wonders up here." :'H All genuine te wrapped in steel plate engravings, signed, ft, W. Westbrook, Chemist, and also has the priyate U. S. stamp of Demas Barnes A Co over the top. Look closely. Sold by all Drug gists, at 25, 50 ets, and $1 00. ( eeS v2n4 ly ADVERTISEMENTS. , TAKE NOTICE! J. BARROWS & CO., (IN THEIR FIBE-ritOOF BRICK, ALBANY), Are now receiving tboir Goods DIRECT I' ICO. II NXS I K ANCISCO I And wo Invito the attention of buyers to our Ftock of I1Y GOOXN! FAMILY GROCERIES t BOOTS AND SIIO.ES ! o Xj o qcmiasr a- it HARDWARE, CROCKERY, &C, &e ' i t HTIIRSHEn-S aiuwivun, ItKAPEHS, (JANCr-PLOWB, We are Agents for all kinds of Agricultural IitipIcmentN ! ma4v2n2Stf. J. BAItllOWft k CO- Tilt. IS. C. BILL. Cr.6. f. ftKTTLKXtEII. SETTLEMIER & CO., DRUGGISTS, AT OR. SHEPHERD'S 010 STAND, .HAI.V NT., - - ALIIA.W. i i t D KALE KS IN M DRUGS, MEDICITIIS, CHEMICALS, 1'ulntn, giN, ftlaifif, IJyc-stuirs, V A i; N I B II E S , AXD A rvti. ABSOKTMEXT Of OriUGGISTS' SUNDRIES. 4 AGENTS UV APPOINTMENT FOB Dr. 9. Jaynrt k Son's Family Mfdifinfi. We also keep on haa4 a full supply of All Pnlcnt Tlediciiux in Vnc. Our stock of Droji, FlaUs, Etreu. etc., are from Well Known Manuflioturprs, a&4 will be founJ OF THE Ili:ST qi AWTV ! artt t.lL ATTBsrTjojt ctvrx to compoixdixc PHYSICIAN'S PRESCRIPTIONS! We Nolir.'i the Patronage or the Inillc, ' WE HAVE ESTABLISHED A BRANCH DRUG STORE AT SG10I m rjipKB tb VA5AcrMer er G. A. HILL, Whs will keep a full sopplj of Drngt, cJicltci, !ete.,'etc., for sale at low rmces. ' " SETTLEMIER A CO. April ft. 1S7 v2n341j LOOK HEEE1 Patronise Home Industry, and Save Monty! The unJcrflncJ, having opened a TAlLORI.XCi KSTAIILISIIIICT (On First street, north side, next door east " form Washington), in Albany, takes this method of informing the public that he U prepared to MIKE, CUT, AXD REPAIR CLOTfllXC! Or ALL KI.XD8, IN TUE LATEST STYLES! ANP AT TIE MOST REASONABLE. RATES 1 T2n4Uf II. W. PARMER. TB0MAS DaMPTOX. t ' ' .1 4 l 8. B. MCBRIDE HampVoi & McBrdo, AND-r Pealersj in Every Variety of FURNITURE?! AND CABINET WARE! -o Bcddingr, Spring Mattresses, HAIR, PULU, MOSS, WOOL, &C, &C. ALL WORK GUARANTEED, AND lciftca In First-Class Stylo. Qa First Street, Under tlie Democrat Office, js ALBANY, OREGON. May 1, 1867 v2n38taug!8 ' Notice t hereby give notice to tiie pub 1 lie that, from and after this date, I will not be responsible for any ctebts contracted by any memoer oi my iamuy. CONRAD MO WRY. Lebanon, Sept. 14, 1867 v3n53w .v 7' ' . ADVERTISEMENTS. MRS. PAXTON, MILLINER AND DRESS MAKER! GALLERY BUILDING, NEXT DOOR TO MONTEITH & BEACH'S STORE, MAIN ST ALBANY. "Y'lLL KEEP A CHOICE SELECTION OF LATEST STYLES OF GOODS ! atrfl! Al ' BONITETS, HATS, IllbboiiM, Flower, Ac, Which will be sold at small profits and much t t , CheapeHMo Ever. Before i a thia Vlw JlI.i:4CIII.; AM) VIUZHHISG I In the liest Style, at Low I'rieei. CUTTING AND FITTING ' Dv lVXrc CdrtlsTam'on Models. A PERFECT FIT WARRANTED. STAMPING BEAUTIFUL BRAIDING PATTERNS. Call and See for Yourselves. April 13, 167 v2n30tf. MUS. PAXTOX. 1. MASArtKLO. I a. uixnriKU) : D, MANSFIELD, PRO., -DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE, ALDANY, - -. OREGON. - ' - . IN POSHR'S ONE-STORy BRICK,. OPPOSITE THE ' ' " OST OFFICE". ' ' : nVIC AUOVK FIRM TAKES PLEASURE LN X notifying thci frk&ds and the public gtntr- aily, Uiat wX are CONTINUALLY REC?IVIN,G DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, &C, Which we will Exchange FOR CASH OR PRODtXJC! AT TOE VERY LOWEST PRICES. We rtpftfully atk the public to ' Call and Examine onr Stork and Prices iktre prcha ing dj(ch-r ; ar4 wcanvureal! that we will give ENTIRE SATISFACTION TO PROMPT CUSTOMERS. Albany, Feb. 16, '67 T2n2Ttf PIANOS, MELODEONS, t Sheet Mrair, Mrsic Hooks. Hcitahs, Tuvrtt, 1'iras, AcroKDKojrs, htRtxcs, 'ajti Att aisnsorMtmcALlxsTnt MK5T3, TATiosear ' ss& Yascx ' Goods, i0. 100 FROST. STREET, (between Morrison and Abler) POUT L A X I)', 0 It K G O N , Agent rcn JAcon zccira pjano Fortes, San FraneUeo, CaU which recclTed the Gobi McIaI urcr celebrated pianos from the East, in tha lat Fair. JS65. Alo Agent for Er nent iltXAtt'i Fiano Forte, New York, which won the greatei t popularity ip the East for sweetness aud power In tone. dprbility in workmanship, and Superior New Scale, full Metallic Form,OTcr etrung; and French Grand Action. L. T. Fhults will hare an assortment of those "upcrior Piano always on hand, and can sell them the Lowest Trices, as he imports them direct rrom the Manufactories. New Piarfos'for Itcntor Sale by monthly pay ments. Latest Mnsio received by erery steamer direct from the East. Pianos, Melodeons and all kinds of Musical la. strumenta tnncd and repaired. L. T. Sbulti recommends himself as a first class tuner, having been la the business over fifteen years and is a musician. Those living in Linn and adjacent counties, wishing to purchase one of these Superior Pianos are informedthey can do so through the Editor o the State Rights Democrat he being my au thorized agent for the sale of them in that section of Oregon. - . eel.ly TIE SAN FRANCISCO STORE I ALBANY i r - OREGON. TnE SUBSCRIDER WOULD INFORM TIIE eitiiens of Albany and vicinity that he now occupies the corner brick store fner of rirtjt aad Wasbinffton Streets. He intends to sell Good AT THE LOWEST PRICE! FOR CARTT OR PRO-nTTDFI!! The publio would do woll to examine my Goods before purchasing elsewhere. Mv Stock consists, in narL as follows JD IR "LT GOODS, CLOTHING, GROCERIES GENERAL MERCHANDISE! AL80 A GOOD STOCK OF THE BEST LIQUORS Ever Brought to this Market! Which he intends to sell . ONLY- FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES J0LIUS GRADWOHL. Deo. 22, '66 v2n!91y JOB WORK flatly and cheaply done at this umce. ...... - ' . . , ADVERTISEMENTS. THE WONDER OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY ! MRS, Ii. A. STIPP'S 'J. LEGACY TO THE WORLD! Thoracic ZOainixm, Tot Consumption, Covg-lis, Colds, Whooping Congh, XXoarso ness, ctc ete rflHK DIFFEltKXCES BETWEEN THETIIO J. KACIC BALSAM and the Allopathic lunir mdiclns is this : tho. popular drug medicines, when taken Into the stomach, rnakeyon sick, while the sensation created by my Thoracic Balsam is as soothing as a cup of tea. When the drug medi cines, taken by tho muititodc of tictims who hare died with the consumption, find their war Into the lungs, they Immediately commence to irritate and inflame the ulcers anJ incrcace the (low of matter. As a conneOjOence, the patient expectorates more freely, and as he coughs and spits his life vay, he thinks, because he raises such a nuantitri: and raises it so easily, that he is certainly recovering; and under this common delusion he continues to take the medicine, and continues to cough and fpSt, until exhausted nature submits and he finds relief In the grare. ' ? . , , s ;n the other hand, when my Thoracic Balsam finds its war into the iDflts it commences at dnce to heal the ulcer. Is, goes to the rery root of tha discane, and ettdlr, but rorelr, draws all morbid humor from the ulcerated parts. It purifies the Wood, as it is compose'! wholly of regeUbLe ma terial. It strengthens and does not debiltiate the general system. It fends to quiet the nerres and invigorate the patient and aiti in reliering the congerted condition of the lungs, by diffusing the accumulated blood orcr the surface, and it cUars away the obstructions that impede egreas of all the impurities of the body through their natural chan nels the bowels anl more especially does it tend to draw all excretion from the lungs, and induces a new and rigorous action to the liter and imparts strength and iww life to the patient. Bear this in mind, that the secret of tie success of tny Thoracic Balxara lies enclosed in this little nut-shell j fimt, it does not irritate the lungs and cause the patient to expectorate ; second, it does commence at once to heal the ulcers; it soothes and allays tV ioflamation, and stops the coughing and expectoration; it strengthen and encourages the patient, and, with praper noarbhrnent, be mut recore'r. This medicine' don't eive yon new lung ; it only mend up your old outs, and, with care tney tayj take you away oa tnts a good old age. I rennet close without saying a word to my own sex. I am now in my sixty-firttr year, atd can truly say that with all my experincc with female dUeaM-, I hare found St the safest and best reme dy, and n woman Ir. delicate health should be without it. Dr. Aycr tnlhfully retaaras that less than one-h.-Jf of tt fecials of the Vnited State have tound health. tr,l the condition of the disor dered ones iii leaving its impress on the rising generation- 'Then, how important we should hare a remedy for the crii. For painful or suppressed metises, irregularities, etc., and also for women at the turn of life, and frail girls, thi medicine will be found (araluable. It should also be used be fore and after confinement, "An ounce of pre ventive 1 better than a pound of cure." llcmember, kind father, or fond bueband, when administering my medicin to a darling daughter or frail wife, that they are composed of no death dealing mineral or naufttating drags, to make the sick more miserable and hasten their untimely end ; bnt tbey are a compound of medicinal rou, herbs, barks, blossoms. etc with whose generous healing rtrtues year of experience hare made me familiar. Per farther particulars see pamphlet accompany ing etery botUe. Mas. L. A. STIi'l. AU of Mr. L. A. fitipp' Medicines are manu factured and put np by W. C. Avert, Falem, Ore gon, to whom all letter on business should be di rected. Mr. L. A. Stlpp' Medieine for sale at Whitti more A Co.. Albany ; Klkin A Ron, Lebanon ; II. Htntth. If atruburg ; Fmith A Davis, Portland. Sept. 11, 1867 v3n5j I. ' BEER! BEER!! ALBANY BREVERY III AS. IiIi:Fi:it, Proprietor. milE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST ERECTED jEj, new aou urcwciass " . ..t On Droxd Albin between Firs;t Street aaa xae xuver, And i prepared to farnwh WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS AXD PRIVATE FAMILIES, OX SHORT XOTICEJ All Orders Delivered Whcimr Desired. lit "Tarrant hi BEER MADE OF THE BEST MATERIALS, AXD UERFECTTV HEALTHY! "4 lie is confident bo can gire entire satisfacticq o ait. : ' Dec 29, 68, v2n2Dtf IVI, W. MACK, DKALER IX STOVES' r AXD HAS ON HAND AND NOW READY FOR sale a full and complete stock of first-class COOKING, PARLOR AND BOX STOVES, "Which he U offering at prices that must insure a ready sale. Also a general assortment of Brass and Enameled Kettles, French Sauce-Pans and Ladles, Cast-Iron Tea Kettles and Ovens, Iron and Lead Pipe, FORCE AND LIFT PUMPS! Shcctjlron, Copper, 1'C, c. Manufacturer of all Kinds of Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware! REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. N B. AU persons who are in need of articles in my line will find it to their advantage to give me a call, as I am determined to sell goods at prices that will preclude the neoessity of going farther than Albany to ty cheap. r.larketaolo Produco Taken in Exchange 'For any and all articles in the Store. ' Will always keep on hand a complete assortment of all goods in my line, while customers will at all times receive prompt attention. M, yf. MACK. Albany. March 23, '6rv2n321y . ; ! - " ' APVEETISMENTS. PRICES GREATLY- REDUCED I IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE !! NORCROSS & CO WAN, ARE NOW RECEIVING AND OPENING" A large and Fall Assortment cf ' " t . it BOOTS AND SHOES! Crockery, Glassware, HARDVARE, GROCERIES, &C, Consisting in yart of - k DRESi? GOODS, MVBUSH, , ' TICKING.?, DENIMS,- FLANNELS, GINGHAMS. CAS8IMERES, IIO.SIEIty, . IIAT8 AND ' CAPS, NO . TIONS, -GLASS, PAINTS, OILS AND PUTTY, WOOD AND WILLOW 4 WARE, WINDOW s hades' ,c. WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY - - tf16 Attention of Buyers TO UY STOCK OP K -A. R X) WA RBl IRON AND STEEL. , Bill Kawi, Seat . Sprinfu. Bope, Chalm, MECHANICS' AKD BLACjCSMUHS' TOOLS ? .. - OF ALL KIND3. HOBSE-SHOES&NAILS. DOLTS, NUTS AND WASHER THDIBLES, EOXINg!" Ac!, Ac. In short everything necessary to cake a foil and ' t.. i C03IPI.ETK ASSORTMENT X Which will bo sold 4 Cheap as can be rJksg-ht in this daxket. Either for Caftlt or Jlcrchanfabla Produce. J3 REMEMBER THE PLACE :-tS2 J.. Norcross1 ire-Proof Brict, MAIN STREET, ALBANY, OREGON. ' SoT P. S. -a --. PRICE ATtftTTVT 1T.T. vnrr nrrctT EUT CALL-ON NORCROSS BEFORE YOUBU1. augisrl'nl . PLAiIiG MILL! i . .. . . ALBANY, OREGON. - - . I HAVE ALWAYS OX IIAXD, or will Maaufatnxe4o order, every style of DOORS, SASH AfJD BLINDS. at the shortest notice and lowest possible charges Boards Matched and Planed. Work executed in a style not surpassed by any Shop in the State. SST The Mill is in tha lowrr n&rt nf i on the river bank, at the comers of the join ing. claims of the Montieths and Uackleman. J. B. COMLEY. Albany, September 20, 1S85. ALBANY FERRY I A T THE SOLICITATION OF MANY CTTI Jt. aent of Linn and Benton counties, I have- titled up the . A LOWER FERRY, (it being the Stage Route), in such manner as to secare to the public better facilities, at all seasons of the year, than can be had elsewhere. My Boa is waat is Known as a CURRENT COAT, and is the best on the River, without any excep tion. Living quite' near my Boat Landing, in Benton county, I am enabled, at all hours, to ac commodate the public. My boat is secured by a Rood wire rope, aud is otherwise constructed with the LATEST IMPROVEMENTS for safety and durability. My connection with the Upper Ferry - . . i . . uereioiore exisuag, ii.aa receauy oeen severed. -. . Rates of ferriage are the same as tbe Upper Ferry. " A. PEARCE, augl8'66v2nlly Proprietor. Old Albany Ferry, HAVING PURCHASED THE ABOVE well-known Ferry, I am prepared to cross everybody and everything, from a footman to six-mule team of elephants. My boat is . Largo, Staunch and SaTe, the access and egress to and from it lsy supe rior roads, and Mac. an old, experienced .Ferry man is always ready with a smile to hurry patrons over Jordan. ' I engage against 'all acci dents at the following reduced rates :. Two-horse Wagon, 12 Cents Man and Horse, 12 J fjeut Footman, ' 1 0 Cents Loose Stock per -agreement. My. connection" with the Lower Ferry has been severed. ; T. II. DAVIS. Albany, April 26th, 186T. 2 ly DISSOI4IITIOX. THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Ex isting between the undersigned, in carrying on the hotel in Albany, known as the "City Hotel," . is dissolved from and after .this date: All debti due the firm are to be paid to Joseph , Davis, and ill bills now due by the. firm are to- be presented, to the same for payment at the hotel. ., .S. MONTX50MERY, JOSEPH DAVIS. Albany, Oregon, Aug. 19, 1867 v3n4w4 ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE undersigned has been duly appointed Ad4 ministrator xf the Estate f William Terry, de ceased. All persons having claims against said Estate, are notified to present the same to the un. dersigned, at his residance, two miles west of Soio, Linn county, Oregon, with proper accompanying vouchers. . - TII0MA8 B. CORRY, ; . - Administrator. September 7, 1867 -vBn5wt