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Newspaper Page TextT.rt.. . "m .....i. SATURDAX...:......!-Si;PTKMUEll 21, 187. For the State Rights Democrat, LECTURES BY REV. H. H. SPAULDING Enily Oregon 31 IsslouHTlicIr Im portance In Securing the I'omn try to Aniorcimi. NVMRER TWENTY'S! X. We left Koise August 21st, ami rc Qrossed Snake river at the Islam! in like manner as we tlitl above, except jur ladies, one at n time, were taken over on three small bundles of bull rushes lashed together an Indian swimming before with a light cord in his mouth, Jthe other end attached to tVs w3Ioses ark of bull-rushes. It reqmrcd a strong nerve and slow breath, or -this bunch of ''feathers" would shoot from under them. " I have before said that Fort Boise is J, 103 feet 'above the sea; but Snake river, where we left it, is 1,800. (These measurements, as before stated, are Fremont's.) We passed through a rough country, but well stocked with grass, which served our animals. We reached Powder river Aug. 28, in a starving condition; and the greater portion of the company push ed ahead with the stronger animals to obtain food for themselves a.nd to send back. .Mrs. Spalding ainl myself, three Canadians and the Indians re--mained behind with our cattle and weaker animals, ta spend the Sabbuth. Providentially the Indians got hold of sorao poor salmon in Powder river and several prairie cocks a fowl be tween the turkey and common hen, the male crowing in the morning like our chickens. TIJs was a Clod-send to us. The sight of Grand Rondo filled us with transports of joy. We had seen nothing like it hi nee low down on Platte. A charming meadow of yt, miles in circuit, mountains of easy slope on all sides, low down; name descriptive of its shape; beautiful streams, skirted with balm, flowing through it and uniting in a considera ble river, called by the natives .'Walua," 2,000 feet above the sea. In the Blue 3Iountains the Indians were successful in shooting a deer, which we received with thankful hearts. The timber of the Blue Mountains (name derived from the blue appear ance of their thick timber at a dis tance) is red and white rir, hemlock, tamarack, yellow and spruce vipo, two kind s of white plae, white vedar, balm, white and vine maple, birch, cherry, serviceberry, Iiaekberrr, alder, goose- berrv, currant, willow and aspin. The f umoer is oi navy growin, some oi the pine and fie. being 20 feet in cir cumference; s,ane of-he beautiful, majestic larch (tamarack) grew 200 feet high 100 feet without a limb, and straight as an arrow. The highest divide in the Blue 3Iountains over, which the route passes, according to Xrremort, is 5,000 feet above the sea Jsaine elevation of Bear river at Soda Fountain, ami only 500 feet higher than Fort Hall and" Fort Laramie. We had now fairly entered a new part of the world, reminding us of the far-away timbered countries of our childhood. For four long months we had been traveling over the barren plains and internal mountains of the great interior of Xorth America. The striking feature of this great and ter rible wilderness is everywhere the lack of timber. In some districts we saw not even a willow switch for days. Our dependence for camp fires was often sagebrush or buffalo manure. . On the 31st of August we emerged from the Blue 3Iountains upon an open divide and the great basin of middle Columbia and much of what is now Washington Territory burst upon our view. 'Mount Washington (Hood), with his crown of glory, sup porting the cloud?, rose majesti 1&0 miles to the west ; and by the help of the glass other white peaks, like clouds, could be seen in the northwest. How unlik are the two great divisions of our country divided by the Kocky Mountains. In the Atlantic tdtes and in the great basin of the Missis sippi the observer may travel for miles without coming in sjght of snow cap-, ped mountains. But on the Pacific slope, from the ridge of the JRocky Moun tains to the ocean's wave, from almost every high point may 16 seen white peaks glistening in the sunbeams the year round Another rf markable, difference should le noticed- East of the 3Iountains the soil grows richer to the very wa ter's t d''c, through the vast waters, of the Mississippi, Ohio, Susouehannah, and all the great rivers, while the soil upon the mountains is barren. But on the Pacific slope it is the reverse. The good goil is found in the moun tains and their base and in scroll iso lated patches upon a few "of the'small er sUeanis, while the great basins of the ly? wis, Columbia, Colorado, Iluin bolt, and all the principal rivers, are vast uninhabitable, untimbered deserts of wormwood and broiling sand or lava to water's edgeV The country west of the Cascades is an , exception to this, " . ' . -"From our charming standpoint the Indians could point out to us the bluffs of the far-away Columbia river, and a A prominent landmark near the long jooked for Fort Walla Walla. The cene was grand and inspiring. The country was altogether a different one from scorching deserts we had been t raveling through for months. Our 'hopes were strengthened. Surely .such' a country could afford favorable locations ' We were told by the In dians that the country held the' same eharat ief far a way to the east and into the-country, of the 2sez Perce?. It was a fiY occasion to sing the hymn found in the Wesleyan coUectibn'page 368 We had arriveL jhcre , , . ... , "gtreams from forest fountains ' . Flovi -Kstlo ocean's bed.", -. r , ; ... . ' . -We ,43 ad come to meet the nation whose ambassadors to St. Louis years -befgre had ask-d : .' "Hare yoa tliat Book from Heaven? - To us shallit be given ?" v and men to teach it? which was the occasion of the hymn ; al.co tho then future destiny of our mortal lives, as also the fate of this Great Pacific West. ' ' . Bowing our knoea upon this "God's high mountain," my angel wife, with an overflowing heart," returned pro found thanks to God for His wonder ful care over her, hi bringing her, com trary to every human prediction, through broad deserts- and the toil some, hazardous journeyings of seven lout months ; for His constantly pro viding baud and oft-repeated deliver aneo when in .'manifold perils; and now He had brought her over the last chain of mountains, and her eye actu ally rested unou the country some where in which she would seek a home for life, where to point the red man in that "Book from Heaven" to the Lamb of God who had also died for him. That evening, as we were about to ennm on the Umatilla, an express from the Fort met us with sea-bread and other food, and the relish with which we surveyed our supper that night can be realized by those only who have been compelled to do without bread for months, and live on game ami some of .the! time wn a scant allowance of the poorest of butValo meat. Passing through the beautiful plains between tho Umatilla and. the Walla Walla rivers, we met with vast bands of horses belonging to the Cay use ami Walla Walla Judians. ontitues 1,000 in a herd would be lingering around the living springs of water, rolling fat and of all colors. In a very few years these great bands of horses were joined upon the endless prairies with smajl herds cattle. But where are those numerous bands of cattle and those horse now? and where the nations that owned them ? Where ? For eleven year.s the martyr Whitman, with his heroic wife, was theix devoted and successful teaeha'r, causing their ever before uncultivated country to bud and blossom with fields of wheat Mid corn, with orchards, herds, mills, schools, happiness and plenty. Bui another set of religion ists came, anTl, taking advantage of a fell disease, and with the aid of im ported ageits, persuaded the simple hearted Cayu'C to destroy their Amer ican teacher and the Americans on this eoat, and to accept their "holy tobacco," their, beads and. themselves xs the only teachers to lead them in the "str-iight road" to heaven. They listened the tomahawk was buried in their" teacher's head. Their "father" and their best friend fell. His devo ted wife follovred that night, the cold earth her dying pillow, the cold earth her dying curtains, her own blood her winding-sheet. The Americans at the post were butchered for eight days, their wives and daughters made eaj tives and subjected to brutality worse than death; their new teachers riding among them to encourage them. Xor did they stop to wait till the last American was butchered, ami even be fore the slain bodies were buried, did these new teachers commence their holy missionary (!) work by baptizing their new blood-stained converts, tom ahawk in hand ! The last Protestant Mission, the last American settlement east of the Cascades was broken up and the last American driven from the country. And but for the Protestant "ez Perces Indians, who took their lives into their hands, the last Ameri can family in the Willamette Valley would have been butchered. But where are those tomahawk teachers to-day? and where that once wealthy Cayuse nation,' and where their great berds of beautiful horses, and where their iKiautiful country ? The deluded Cayuse nation are gone ; their bands of horses are gone ; their much-loved country the home and buryground of their fathers for ages unknown is in the hands of another race, even the fame Americans they were put up to exterminate. And these new teachers : Oh, Ye heavens abor2 shroud, your blue canopy in darkneis, and yoa earth beneath with hold your strength from these hypo critical monsters ! To-day they are clothed iji silk and rolling in wealth through the rich' prairies of the lost countries of their deceived victims. They own rich homes the choice" se lections in all that vast country to the Kocky 31ountains; and even during the twelve years the American Mis sionary was forbid by Government to abide in that country east of the Cas cades, these black-robed tomahawk teachers were selecting choice homes (so-called mission stations) all through that country, having reference to fur ther settlements and probable gold mines, unmolested by the Indians and unrebuked by the same Government which' refused to let its own American missionaries go into that same coun try. . - Stemming Gooseberries. Take one pint of the berries and put them into a fine sieve, such as is used for sifting meal; rub them' with the palm of your hand around tlje sieve very briskly for two or three minutes. This will take the stems off, unless the berries are wet with raiu or dew. OUK AGENTS. The following named gentlemen are authorized to act a Agent for The State Higiits Dkho rat, and to receive ud receipt for subscriptions to tho paper : ... . . LINN COUNTY. : Robert Watkinson and James Dorris. Scio Jason Wheeler.... Lebanon II. L. Crown ........... Brownsville Matthew Fountain....; Harrisburg - LANE COUNTY. Hon. J. J. Walton......;,. Eugene City '.J;.,'-' BENTON COUNTY. R. lb Strahn. ..Corvallis . , rOLK COUNTY. T. J. LoTdady ..U.Dallas - : J. B, V. Butler and Dr. Harris..... -Monmouth Dr. J. M. MeCoy ...... .....La Creole Dr. J, E, Davidson Independence Benj. Harden... ....w...v..Eola i ' V CLACKAMAS COUNTY. ' ; ;J. R. Ralston.... v ,.Oregon City ; ; multnomaii county. ' 'Lawrence k Semple,.. .......Portland 3. F. McCoy. .......,....;...........i.:..........Portland MARION COUNTY. N". M.'Bell '"" Salem B. F. Bonhp.m.. ) TIios. Boyce, Newspaper Agent. San Francisco, is aathorixed to receive .subscriptions and advertisements for our pnper, and act as bnei ness ajegt generally. ' '-, r' ADVERTISEMENTS :KJKJL THIS!! Maxiiatta, Kansas, April, I860. Gmtttmvn I want to nay a littlo more about tho I'aiti Killer. I oonnld. cr it a rery tutmtblt wnliciitfi and always ktMp it on hand. I have travelled a good deal vlnoo I have been in Kiiuao, and never without taking it with inc. In my retic, I uwd it freely fur Aal ntio Cholera in 1850, and with beltvi suoirss than any other medicine i I alo ued it hero for chol era in with the name good rcnult. Truly yours, A. llt'NTlNQ, Sf. D. . flwATO, China. 1' regret to ny (lint tho clutt er has prevailed hereof lato to a fearful extent For tho lant three weeks, from ten to fifty or sixty fatal cno each day ha been leported. I will add that tbe Fain Killer, wnt recently from the Million Jfonne, linn been lined with cotmlderablo tfece!s during this epidemic. If taken In season is generally cllVvtunl i checking tho disease. . KliV. CJIAF. llAItblNU. h-Uolaitore, India. ASIATIO CHOLERA IN CHINA ALMOST KYKllY CASK CUHKP WITllJ PAINKILLER. Swxro, China, .Spt.22, LSH, Pear ir i I ought to have acknowledged long r.go the box i f Fain Killer you had tho goodness to send us lat year. Iu cumin;; was must provl-di-ntial. I Ucllevo hundreds of lives wtrj saved under UoJ, by it. Wa rt-sorted at once- to the Fain Killer, using m directed for cholera. A lit was kept of alt to wlu.iu the Fain Killer was glv eu, and our native axxistants assure us tlmt tigi t nut of every ten to whom it wns prescribed recov ercd. It ha, too, been very usw-ful in various other dltcaxc. It has proved an incalculable blessing to iiiuitituJcn of pour people throughout all llu region. Our native preachers are never willing to po out en their cxturoions without a supply of Fain Killer. It gives them f.tvor In the eyes of the people, and ncrc4 tj famiiir sud localities by whom otherwise they would bo indifferently re ceived. Uelieve roe, dear sirs, gratefully and faithfully yours, e!e.. J. M. JOHNSON', , Miiitiarr i1 China. From Ker. It. Telford, Jii'Hary in China, now tinrtin;; bis borne in Pennsylvania : V.HitisioTi. Fa-, June 25. ISA 6. Merm. I'rrry ihtrit A San, Fjovidrnc. H. I. Dear sirs t Duriajr a residenre of om ten year a a misflrtnary. in Siata and China, I fund"ytir Vr-etatl Fain Killer a most valuabU remedy for that foarful scoitrjre, the cholera. In aduiinilrt the tnedieine, t found it tKt effcrtul to Rive a leapoiiful of Pain-Killo; in a gill t.f h(,t water ssreetroed v.iih sujjar ; then after about fifteen minutes, Le;rtn u Ive a tb!e- pootifut of the sai jo mixture- cvc.y minute util relief was obtaiurd. Apply ht j.piiratior to the extremities. Fathe tht sti-math with the Fain Killer clear, and rn the limbs bH'kly. Of lbe who had tbe thderi, and t-V th taedirine faith fully In the way sUU-d a bore, eizat out of the ten reeercre.i. Truly your. . TKLFOKU. If attacked with atarrhi a, dvscntarr, or erbuip colie don'l delay te ue of the Fain Killer. ' AVmiri tf nil ImilnHsint. Th Fain Killer is job! by H rcpeetable drs gits throughout the'l'nitcl StaU-s aod foreign countries. Prices 1 cents, 50 teats ndlpr bottle. " ' FF.nUY IAVIS A HON, Froprietrs. No. 71 High t. Providence, ILL Marca SO, iservints.lm. BLACKSMITHING! -- Tltl FFD'CKIBKHS WOt'Ll KK.FKCT ' fully infort tbe public that ihey are prepared tj execute all orders for work in their line, such as MAKING AND POINTING PLOWS, HORSE SHOEING, --AXX IHONING WAGONS! Particular attention will bo giver, to FARMERS' WORK! All work will b done in the Wt manner and at very Low Fricva. We solicit a fair share of the patronage of this community. . Hbop on Main Street, near Crawford's Flouring Mill, Albany, - Oregon. vSaSiif TWEEDALE k FEK1II.ER. ! f t THIEL, 1: BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, la? 0j'pottc tht Slats Ki'is Democrat OJJtee,) FIUSX ST., - - .... ALBANY. Manufacturer of the best quality of Fine FRENCH CALF BOOTS. Also, a Superior art:cle of good BOOTS FQ R. FARMERS' WEAR. Ilepalrins and Mending Don on short notice and at very Low Frices. Our work will be guaranteed to givtentire satis faction. niay25v2n4ltf tSllllllllOIIH. In the Circuit Ctmrt of the Stale oj Ore gon, County of Linn. s.triV i.t equity Fun DivoncE. Ma A. Fish, idaintiff, vs. John i ish, defend- ant. ... To the abovp named John Fish, defendant : TN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF 0RE jron, you are hereby required to appear Atd answer tho complaint of tbo above-named plain tiff, now on file against you in tha above entitled suit with the Clerk of said Court, within ten days after the date of sgrvieo hereof upon you, if serv ed in said Linn oonnty ; but if served in any oth er county in said State of Oregon, then within twenty days of tbe date 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, too marriage contract existing between "you and tbe said plaintiff; to gettier with costs, disbursements, and stamp duty herein. - - - - - By order of Hon. R. P. Boise, Judge of said Court.- :.. ' : - 1 : ' ' - - " ' CRANOR 'A HELM. Atty's for Fl'ff. Aug. 15, 1867, ' ' - Int. Rev. Stamp, 50 cents, cancelled. ! I do hereby certify; tha the above and forego- in z is a true and perfoctcopy of the original sum mons'in tbe aboye entitled suit pow on file in my office ' A. W. STANARD, Clerk : of the Circuit Court Linn county, Oregon. ADSIlXISTRATOR'i NOTICE; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE undersigned has been duly appointed Ad ministrator of the Estate of William Terry, de ceased. .All persons having claims against , said Estate, are notified to present tho same to tne un dersigned, at his residence, two miles west of Scio, Linn county, Oregon, with proper . accompanying vouchers. THOMAS 1$. UOllttX, Administrator. " September 1, 1307 v3n5wl - ADVKRTISKM KNTS i' STATE RIGHTS. DEMOCRAT. JOB PRINTING FIRST ST., ALBANY, OREGON. T f E havo connected -with thisoflioon flrst-clans job ofopioe:, and are prepared, at shortest notice, to CU, In the neatest manner, any order that tuny bo sent us. KVKltr DESCRIPTION OF J0IJ FUINTIXO Ibxceutod Speedily, and In a satis factory fcyle, at Prices CllC.il" AH TIII2 IJIMi:ST! Theatres. Conocrts, and ' Public Meetings, Actoraiaodatc nt Hit Sliortfst .Notice ! MF.RCHANT.N IlANKKnS, AND ISUSIN'FS mi:.n Ht:ppi.u:n with 'Ams, . . FILLS, HILL-IIKADS. FII LS I.AUIN'J. fJII.CKS, . ' LKTTt'U HKAD l.N'CS.Ac. 7 IiAI.1. CIIUll.AUS. KLKCrioXTICKKTH. FAI.I, TICKKTS, CUNSVS FLANKS, IMtrtJllISTS' LA1SFLS, Llljt'iill LAHKLS. ORDKI'.S OF Ija.Y CIN. S'OTFS OF HAND. DKAY HHCICIFTS, LKi.AL Hf.ANKS OK ALL KINDS, ' ClIti.TI.AUS. FILLS OF FAF.F, I'JtoiiltAM.MKS. SIIIFPINa KKCF.IP'i'S. IIOOKH AND FAMPIILKTS, ("ATA- !.it KS. Alt D All Ordera Promptly Attended to m:ott A HHOW'X, Stae Rights Democrat" Job Offire. w, vr. tMRttmi. J, C. J4 t.M'KMl AM. W. W. PAHHISH & CO. Wholesale ud I(il Dealers lo GENERAL MERCHANDISE ! ALiiiw, oi:i:c;or,. HAi'KFl'L F0F. THK Lini'.SAL PAT- oage sbuwti n during the pt few years; wJuM rrtM-ctfc!!y call tbe attcEtion of our numerous patrvn to vor present desirable and wtU c!titcd tUtrk of " a Ready-Made Clothing:, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Salem Cloths & Flannels, Embroidery, Hpop Skirts, Silks, Hosiery, &c. ALSO C Ladle,' : lilllre KhocN. t two, In tiMaect'nta with tl. above w keep constantly . - t. on hand a choice xleetioc o, Groccrlei Hardware, iucensrnre. CsIltNMWIirC, CuCIrrj'. FnlnKnndOlh, U'indoir ;it, XmIN, 1c., sic, i'e. W. W. PARRISH fc CO. Are prepared to sell anything in their line at the i.otri:sT cash imiices Or will receive MERCHANTABLE PRODUCE In exchange for Goods. Persons wifhln to buv floods will find it greatly to their advantage to examine our (Sood before, purchastug eUewhcre.-t Albany, January Z7lh, ISr.o. J. F. .McCOY, A TTOVLXE Y A S'D V0 VXSEL LOR AT LA 11", ami NOTARY PUDLIC 1 PORTLAND, UKEU0N Will PRACTICR IN THI3 SEVERAL Courts of this City and fit alt, and of Wash iugton Territory. All kinds of claims md demands, notes, bills, book accounts, subscriptions, etc., collected on commission, by suit or solicitation. Real Estate bought and sold. Tuxes paid. Buiidiugs rented, and'rents collected on commis sion. , . . . Tittles lo Real Extato searched, acd abstracts cade. : 1 !t ' i .: ; ALSO .. ' K , AOENT for the rrincipaldaily and woekly news papers on the Pacific coast. Kubseriptions and ad vertisements solicited. t flTAll collections promptly remitted. OFFICE No. 95 Front street, Portland. , 2n27tj ' U'lii'iiv for Walo. THE SURPCRIRER OFFERS FOR SALE a Farm, containing ouo section (640 acres) of land, one-half pratrio and tbo other half timber, well improved and nearly all under fenoo, with about 125 dorcS under cultivation and in good farming condition ; also an orchard of about 1,000 choice fruit tress. It has on it a good farm resi dence, 22x40, with a double chitnnoy, and contain ing sufficient room for a good sized family. 'There is also on tho plaoe a substantial frame barn, 48x80 ; with other out-door buildings and conve niences for farming purposes. . The farm is situate four" miles below Albany, near tho Salem and Al bany stago road TERMS OF SALE- I offer tho above property at $10 per acre ono-balf of tho money required at time of sale, and yearly installments allowed on tbe remainder. For further particulars apply on tho farm, to ISAAC MILLER, Sen. Jnly:18, 1867 v2n493m : : : ' NOTICE TO TAX-PAYEIXS. W0TICI3 IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE undersigned, the Assessor of Linn county, Oregon, ori Wednesday, the 9$ day of October, 1867, will attend at the office of tht Ootfjity Clerk of said county, and withiUho ftfesistancoof said Clerk will publicly exaurimo the Assessment Kolls, and correct all errors in valuations, descriptions or qualities of lands,; lots or other property; and hereof let all persons interested take duo notice. GEO. HUSTON, . , Assessor; Linn county. Og'n. Sept. t, 1807 V3nlw3 . . . . i. ABVKllTISKMKMSg ACER'S arsaparma ron puRiFYniG the biood, , And for the speedy cure of the following complaints Kfrofeila and HfrofnloiM Afii-rtlftimt wrl; n 'CiMiinrx. I ivmf Hnrmi ICruplinii, , l'llllil-4, IaltMllle, IIIfM li-, JtoiU, I Jtliiin, mill nil HUlit li-enr. Oaki.akd, lii'l., tllh June, 18f,0, 3. ('. Avr.n h Co. (Jeiits: 1 I'm I H my duty to ac knowledge what your Mainparllla has done for mo. Having iiilicrtfi'd a Hcroluiou infection, J hare sulfered from H In vnrlous ways" for years, Some times it burMt out in Llccr on my bauds and arms; lioinclirnc It turitol Inward and illstrew!d me at the stomach. Two years aiit broke out on my bead and cov ered my scalp find tats w ith one core, which wn pnliifut and loutlifoiuo buyond l!crhttlm. 1 trt(d itmiiy iiiedicitM'S uu M-vi-rfil phyrlclanK, but without imicli relief from anything, in fact, tbo disorder irrew worse. At length 1 was rejoiced to read lit tho (joapcl Mewtnaer that you bad prepared sit alterative (.Harsf-iiutliiaj, for I knew from your reputation Mt anything you tnii'le mut Ut pood, I sent to 'hieiiiiu.il cm! nut it, and tiN-d It till it cured mi. I look It, m yon jiilvl, In ottisll down of a teucpoontul over a inoiilli, uikI iikmI wlmot threo bottles. JitMrand benltby skin wm beait la fort tinder tbe scab, which ahe r a white t'll off. My skin I now clear, and 1 know by my f'c!Jii? that the diBe litis gunn from my system. You es;i well Iwllrve that 1 Ik I whut 1 am sa iu when I tell you, that I bold ) oil lo be one of the &pot)ca of the age, and remain ever gi'.ltfu!!v. Your. ALFKKD IJ. TALLLY. . Anthonr'a flrv, J t " or I"rylrM-Int fiiur fttitj Hull ICtieiini, Mtnla lleatl tJInz'voriti, Worr E.'yr , lry. Dr. Ilubett M. Fre 1J wilti s from Halern, N, Y,f 12lli f'j'f ., V'i'J, thfit l, has cured an tnvi teratw cai-o of lr'itn, which tlireati-t.ed U Urmlnutu fa. tailv, by tbu jn-ri-'verliiK u f our (riiapBH!ta, and uJmis clniii-rou M tJt'jiinnt HrytiprlaA by largu of tin- fuinv, as be cures tl comtuon Krup Mont by it continuity, ' ttronrhoi el-, 4inUt mr welled TVrrk a huioti Konn.ofl'Wpt-cil'rxa, wutes: Hire botllf of your hnroapaitiia cured iwe from a (Mtrf, a hideous welling on th neck, which 1 bad suf fered from ovtr t wo j cars." Ineorrhfu or White, Ovnrlms Tm trior, I'lrriiie I'lerrrtlion, I'rmalti ISir(ira. lr, J, I h l huiinJiitr- "f w Vork City, wriles: I mot cheerfully comply wild the r-Utft of your azmt In aiii 1 have fytn.tl your Harraprilia a mo I exct 'U-ia it-mt;ve in the nuriK-run cni j Uint lor which v,v t mj.Joy uch n reiiH-dy, but -jcfii!!y In Vfl'i! lftMraf$ of tho Kcrofu'ous diatlie!. I have cun-d many Inveterate cm of Jt-ucorriKi- by it, mot rome where ttie coinplaint ws csuot-it i,y uii'rrnlinn of the utrrun. The nicer allow lt :f wu toti ciued. Xoihui-f within my kuowJ-ij-you!i.'i! f'jr ti.(-. fi-mafe driargcateAta. lUlward K. Harrow, cf Newbury, Ala., writes: "A danftous wiriit turner uti one of ihe fiiiials fit mr Umi'.y, v. hiei Luil lr '1 .,! tl. r in-Ji. w could employ, has nt huiti Un completely cured hy your J.xtratt of .Sarapar),la. 'lar ptificlan thought l.olhina but lllrj allow eou!d afford relief, but lie stli i. rU the trial ot ) our Har&psti!la as Hie lat eort Ufore cutting, and It pro.cil rfTcctual. Aft-r taklnj your rwnly tiht weeks no symptom Crf the li6t rt-msii." WyjJll' nail Itrrrurfnl tIrnr. Nr.W tliiU:A, 'i'AU ,UX'lt, Dn. J, f". Avra; Mr, I chwrJuily comply with llrti rwjet ut jour ajt' i.t, and rejrt to jousoms of the vuVt-i I bifc f jiie l wiili your i-simparilia. J bate cured wbh if. In my prseltce. mo-i of the Coinptnint f-r trbicU it Is rxowituri.dr d, and bare fttui.d it tfacl irety wonderful In !ii? cure of I'tnrrrttt ami Jtrrrnriai ii"te. One of lay p tient libit b-UtMu; u!aeriii I.U ti.r'.;.t, which were C0i;umtos hi palate and tl ts.i I.U u.outh. Your rfar3piiis sieadiiy taken curd bim In Cve weeks Ai-otbers etla.-ked by .tcor(dry sywp 1omin bi l'''fc, sud !!; tilcerrtion find ai-n away a roni! rabl I'Stt of It, tJml 1 t I ho di- t order wouM unit reach hi tnj.n mnt kj'.l Utr.. hut It jie!eii tuy Jiiiioi(ratton ui to?jr &itrtt)iinu; the u!ret i.ea e ! and be t well tin. not ot core witiKxit a, tuji?urtfka to bis face. A woman who had been tniel trto ilir1er by me r fury ws nuJJeriris Irom this piow In her bone. Ibry had U-eotue mi ctji to the, weather that on a 4inp day ufl. reJ cruc.utii. )ain iu her j iui and boms t?, too, wm cured rnslrely by your fcarpari:!a iu a w Miki. I know from lu fWrmti'a, uhi-.li tour atrent ae uif, tiuit Ibis 1'reparatlon frsm nr b.lra!ory mut ba ffreat reriKdy; conijtHti!iy, tlwe truly remarkably re sult ttjth il bate Lot e-jrpriM-d me. Fraicrnaily joar, ti. V. LAUIMKK, SJ. D. Itlramnlini, I.tvrr Complaint. I lrti I'fct ti, I'rvtt.tu o., Va., Ctli JuJy, l3. Itt- J V. Avni' ft'-r, 1 har U-en afHic)el wtUia an.ful rhrvri lUteum-fum for a. lonj; time, wbkh aJ!l"d t.'w sllil fjf phrfl3jt, and stuck to tne tn pitc of all thi rcnu-dits J rou!4 i,:.d. ur.til I tried your harapar1'!a. im lntt;j cured rue In two .. Bud it-rUmi my en:ersl lieaSth m much t!iut I am far tetter tijaii bcf jjv I wa Ntfackul I think it a wtn4erful im-d viv.f. J. 1 UtMS. Jtt!r Y. kle;i, of bt. Ixju!.-, vrlirt: "I bare U-en atiliciea tor tear xt'.th u nftrtiim rftim I.irrr, which iU-?U-d m v h.3;:!i. I tried vrrytilajr, cud rrrrytloojr fii'ed ta n-lere tne; and 1 have be-a a broken-down tttaw J.,r fvnw? team from no Other CS'.ti tliail tlrrrtrmrnf if tfif IJerr, iif tttioved p:-t'r, th lift, Jtr. Ipy. edrKed me to try J our ritul..'i, tccau'e be tiid bt knew joa, tnd at:;tbin o;i niidii wt worth trvtnj. Iy t!ii b!elti of i I il h cute.l m, nshJ ban o purified tny bio! b to 9 5c m tsew ir.sui of me. I fetl joatss ajain 1 b-t tliit can be said of j ou U not hzSt uodtnouli." Kebirrti, nrirer Tiiuart, tlulitrgrtuen t'frr.tiou, i'rie- uml lafwIiatioM or the Stone. A jrrrst tarietv of tn- bsre b-'!! rf p.jrtel to OS wltetc cure ut tl-e l,rru.ijt... rou j 'a.'nl have re. lilted from the iie tt( Ui n-mly, tit our pc her wiii t!it rolniit tW-rn. ftomo of Item may be hmad injur Amerkau Almanac, which the arctits U-iuw iiattied are !ii.hU lo luruuh gr&tb to aiiw ho cail for them. I f apr !, II rnrf J)I-rft FIt, l'.pilcpmj, Mrlnttthoiy, ettratsA. Many rtiustLstk fure of tin affi-ctious bare U ru mad- ly tfw alterative Herof thlt medicine. It itiualatcD .r- vital (Uoetiuos into l;-oroti ac'.mn, ar.il tbu ovi rcom- ii;o:!-r w l,kU would be say tonl bryond iu rrach. Jncli a remedy ba Jotiz Lrn r,ii,-d by the tuvc,ti of Um- jh-jj;c, and we are ri:!u:'ut that ll.u will do for tin ia all tliat tut-iiicitic can do. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, ron tui; rapio cenn ev t'oii?i, ('o!d, rtftrrji.f, tinnrsrnm, (.'roup. It ronrliiti. Iuipirnt ('on auiiiption, and lor litr Itiittf f oii:njvtirr t'litU'titn III tittmtrrcl Ktrttti of ths ieur. Tlil l a rrmeily to ut,ierjilir ki:o n to nrpa any otlwr fur I lie cure ot throat and iun;; complaint, that il t iieii' ls-re to puliiUlt ttit- evidence of it llrtum. It rttirhaiied excellence far cou-h and cold, atid it truly wtindcrful cure of pttimonarr d have made It known throughout the ctvil ircd tiatiiti of the rarth. Few are tlso coitimtitittics, or even famiHe, amoi.j tbetn bobve not rome fieronal eH.Ti iicq of its ffi'd -some liin rophvlsi tht-tr mSdt of It victory over the nubile acu danseroits dii-ordcrs of tho throat and lungs. As a.'l fciiotv the dreadful fataliiy of tliee disorders, and a they know, ton, the cflt'ct of this iemc-dy, we lieml not do more than to SMtire them that it ha now a'.l the virtues that it did bave when making the cures which liave won to strongly upon the confidence of mankind. Prepared by Dr. J. C. AYES It Co., Lowell, Mass. t,i Sold by Hettlcmter A Co., Albany, and a Wholesale and Retail by tfmith A Davis, Fort and. , seSly ALII AM iOUI IIl V AND mfkcnmE shop! A. F. CHERRY, HAVIXCi SUnCIIAS5EI THE EBT tiro inievost iu tbe .AlBAKY FOUNDRY AJJ MACHINE SHOP, I am . lrcparcl to Furnish WROUGHT AND CAST IRON WORK Ofvery description, on short notice. Also, BBASS CASTINGS, All Orders for MIIiL WORK Will bo filled with dispatch, and in a satisfactory manner. !; '.. iioEtsK powers : AND Agricultural Implements Manufactured to order, and particular attention i-n.i - " paid to Repairs." All kinds of , .i;-5. , PATTEHN WORS, ' done to order on short notice - A. F. CHERRY, . Albany, August 18, 1 866.1 y f :: - WHEAT! WHEAT 100,000 11 lift II ELS OF WHEAT WANTED within the next twoiwecka, for which .The Highest Cah pfric will bo Paid, By? S:; n j; GRADWOHL : ,;-v2n1?fc-s - -Ran Franoipco. Store. WAITED-20,000 pounds r of WOOL, for which I will pay the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE! inar23y2n32tf 3.' X011CR0SS. ADVKKTISKMKNTS. DRUG STORED 8, WHiTTEMOHE & CO., omzaoN, have opkxf.d a- NEVV, AND FULL STOCK i -OF- .lIcdiciitCK, Chcitiicai . i ... Extract. ASt AH AKSOirTMEXT OF ALL POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES! FA X C V A X I TO I LET A UT I CLES. ALSO 3?IIVrXS, OILS, DYE STUFFS, COLORS, Kc, &.c, &c, &.c, 4i.c. -o- IV. Mi SFEaAI, ATTEXTIOX PAID TO PHYSICIANS1 PRESCRIPTIONS ! ! WHICH AltE Pit E PARK D OF TUEt AND PUT UP HY AX EXIEIUEXCE( APOTHECARY. 6. WIIITTEMORE & CO. Albany, March 1G, 1SG7 v2n31tf ALBANY, BOOK STORE! A- FREEHAND, Rnfw-spi i pr a Kin Si"itiriMPi uvun vhkLbii , niiu viniiuiikiii Albany - - - - Oregroii. C0SSTAXTLY OS IIAXD: STAXDABD AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, Juvenile, Toy Gilt nnd Blank Cooks, e C0M JTSS, ASP : : SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY! Of every kind used in the State. 9- BOOKS IMPORTED TO ORDER, at snort nouee. wecinioiy CITY MARKET. Main St., Opposite the New Drug- Store, ALBANY, OREGON, MBHDENHALL & REDPATH, Proprietors VItfc ALWA'8 SEEP fiS I1AND TfHE BEST Of c4 MEATS OF ALL VARIETIES. A LIBERAL SHARE OP PATRONAGE IS m solicited, as wo intend to keep as good an as gortmcnt, and of as good quality as . the, country affords. , ; , We are always ready to pay tho Highest Cash Price for Fat Stock, April 6, 1867 T2n34'tf ADVEHTISEMENTS. PRIVATE MEDICAV AID.1 ... . ... . ... ,"' . '. Culck Cure and Moderate Charge Vlllt. W. K. IIOHEItTY'S - - Private Medical and Surgical InUitue 3acramento street blow Montgomery, pposk tbe Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'s office. PrU' vat entrance on LeldsdorfT street, Saa -1'rancisco, California. EalahlUlied expresnhj to afford the afjlickd Hound and xcien&jic medical aid, in tht treatment and cure of all I'ritaUt and Chronic Viseanei, canes of , secrecy and all sexual diseases. TO THE AFFLICTED. f T)n. Vf. K. Doberty relurns his sincere thank to his numerous patients for their patronage, anI would take thla opportbnity to remind them that he continues to consult at his Institute for f he cur of chronic diseases ffctbe Lung. Liver, Kidneys. . Uigest.ve ana uemto-l onr-ary Organs, and all, prtvaU diseases, viz: Fypbilis in all its rorms and, rtsges, Seminal Weakness, and all tbe horrid oa- . sequence of sl-abuse. Gonorrhoea. Gleet, Strie- -tures, Nor turnal and Diurnal emissions, Sexnal - Debility, JJHseases of tbe JJaek and isnnt, Inf5am- mstioa of the I:ladler and Kidneys, etc., etc. ; andl be Lopes f bat bis long experience and snccessfsjfe practice will conttntm to insure bim a tbare of the. put'lie -patronage. By tbe practice of many year in Europe kid the United States, be is enabled to apply the Most tCiciont'and suecessfol remedies against diisasf i of all kinds. He nses bo mercu ry, charges io lcrte, treats his patients in ft cor rect and hotttrahd way, has references of on 'jncsiioneble vt-facify frurn men of ktown respect ability i.d high siaod-og in society. All parties i consiiltisg bim by letter or otherwise, will receive the U-:t aad gf-atkst treattx-gt waI implicit tecre y. .-''-. Dr. Iobsrij would eU attectioa p the foYtow ing eertiCcas front tw of his patlcyU.wbo, nav ing folly vccovere'f'tlieir bealib, :d;iire lo make knewn their rctnedial agent It.'dl b seen their stattmenU are fully '.aa'-bsnticaiad j Notary Public r j ' .,, V, The welfare of Society U3peri;ras3y demands thrrir publicity, and tlty are given jcaore to want the unwary than to sound the prai:'kj of Pbysi eian, of whom hundred of like t jncan 1 itcd during a practice Af more than fueu Ttara. t a.casb or ctEnr'xo fre.i-rc?.z. ' Dr. Doberty Dear SirTy feel my beaSlb. ti ful ly reto-,ed that, in comreok gratitude, , I, W.iev' 1 should make yu some wri-n acknowledgwe for your valuable services pftiteularly so as jvat . fe was mall for the work performed. - . I arrived in this city frorn the East about one year ego, and was then suScring from an old ease , of Clett, complicated with stricture. Being a. stranger in tfc is city, and believing those, doctors t who gave scsb positive assurances of success were, cecei.arily the best, (some of whom have a large number of title..) I placed myself in their charge, -and continued under their treatment until I bad .lost nearly all hope tod considerable sam of money. I w jh to say, now that yoa are the sixth doctor I hare employed, a&d the only one that LaieVerdono ne any service. . ly. GUet is wholly cored, tbe stricture is all removed, and my general health U wiwr inan nas ixea lor yeira. m fonciusion 1 would say to the many nnfortaaates wh require medical advice, if yon have any-iubtas to whom you may employ, ask Dr. Aohery fcr my address ana cu ana me. i jje- store in this city.) My estrnrienee may save yoa. many dollar. I would also dJ that in ths carjy stage of my dis e. I ued a l irre amount of the rrenarations ad- vtriel as aa infallible cvf3 for Gooorrboea, Gleet, etc., but teres; derifed any benefit from them. I ate, Jctr, very trul yours, L II. pan t raoewco, June 16,F64. Subscribed and sworn bo before me this 21t dar of Juntg, ISt. A. S. GOCLD. i - 1 NoUry Public ' lAL WEAICXESS X W0R! T CEBTITCATE F jfosr cmiBuur cisusor sterx ATonnncKA. A desire to UneSt humanitv, and a feeline ef gratitude to Dr. W. K. Jioberty, alone iadnce me to :nake this staU-ment. For many year I have been agicted with that fearful di.cac known a Srmstorrboa;' or Scmina.1 Weaknesses, the result of stlf-alBt?, but till 1353 .experienced but littlo trouble cr ineonveniencei In that year, however, I bad Seminal Weakness to an alarming extent, which was soon followed It the mott larming symr t-.;ns, as weakness of the back mnd limbs, paios In the head, dimness of vision, nerv-4 ousr,ess and cer,eral cebitr. Vt mir.it. afiiictcd to such an extent as to seriouilv immir my memory ; my idea were eokfuscd and smrita depressed, I was averse to society, bad evil fore- bt nin? an3 self distrust, n& ,wa entirely unfit-, ted for any r the duties oflife. From IS5totbe. summer of l?C3, 1 employed the very best medical talent I could tnd, and spent several hundred dol lar!, but in no instance obtained, more than tem-i. porary reiieu i caa about concluded there w no relief for me in this world, but seeins? Dr. Do- berty's advrtis?ment, I thought I should eall and sec him, at he charged nothing for consultation. I had an interview with the Doctor, and hi fee for treatment waa so reasonable, I determined to' try htm. though I did not expect much benefit. from his trcaUuent. On the 5th of December lane I placed tny.elf under k'u care; in auc week I found myself very much improved, nd now. alter fivej weeks troatmcnt, 1 feel myst-lfthoroughly ccred eC all my trcublc and in the enjoyment of the best healtn. Hoping that my experience may be of benefit to others similarly afflicted. I subscribe' myself JAMES 40HXSTOX. Fubscribotl an sworn to before iue. this IStndav of January, 1861. u J A. G. RAhDALL, Xotary Public ' TO FEMALES. When fema'.e is afllicted with disease, as weak ness of the back and limbs, pain in the head, dim4 ncss of sight, low if muscular power, nalmtationt of the heart, irntability, ncryo;iness, extreme sri- nary Uiffieulty, derangement of directive fnncGons. general debility, vajrinities, all disease of Ae womb, hysteria, sterility, and all other diseases peculiar to females, they should cor or write at once to the celebrated remale dector, W. K. Do- nerty, at bis .Medical Institute,, asd consult hia about their troubles and disease. . The Doctor i effcetinjr more cures than any other physician ix the State of California. , Let no falsa daficacy pre vent you, VPt apply immediately aqd ipave your self from jminfu I suflerings and premature death. All married ladies, whoso delate health or other circumstance prevent an increase in their famt4 lie?, should write or eall at Dr. W. Dohcrty's Sled ieal Institute, and thei will receive evrry possibly relief and holp. The IJoesor Prices aro so ar-! ranged that he can be consulted without fear clt observation. . . " ' ," r .TO CORRESPONDENTS. 1 Patients rjsidinjr at a instants,1 "wlid' taay desire the opinion and advice of Dr.. Flaherty aa -their rei spectire cases, and who think proper to- submit a written statement of such, in pfclerenei to hoi dins a personal interview, are respectfully assured that their communications will lie held most sacred'. Dr. Doberty takes this method of observing that all letters are only opened and .replied to by himi self, and tho latter as promptfv as. possible. If the case be fully and candidly described, per sonal communication will be superceded, as in4 struetions for diet.rejrimen, and the general treat ment of tho case itself including the remedies,) will be forwarded without delay, and in auch a manner as toeenvey no idea of "the purport of the letter or parcel so transmitted. Consultation FREE. Permanent en.r guaranteed or no pay. Address W. K. DOHERTY, M. D.; -Saa Francisco, California. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. ; "DR. D0IIEETY is a skillful physician rnd aa honorable rcntleman, any statements he make tb his patients he is sure to fulfilL That fact is one great cause of his eminent success ia jia profess siofl. . It is fortunate that ajndngHije many adver tising physicians there is one who can be depended on." Review. t- "DR. UOHERTY'S reppation as a physician U a sufficient guarantee for tho pure of any case ha undertakes." Chronicle. ' ' . " 7 "DR. DpIIERTV has devoted his study more particularly to chronic, specific and secret practice and as such is now the most successful of any physician in San Francisco' Free Press. DO. IiTY'15 reputation is second to no oth er physician on the coast in chronio and specifio praotico." .Mirror." - "DR. DOlIEllTl'. Few man in the medicai profession have succeeded in gaining the confi dence of the put Ho. in their skill and judgment si helms." Enquirer, ? "DR. DOHERTY ranks as one of our most dial tinguished phyr icians, and also one of the most rivtauc, uuu ttiav vug QJ LUG TftOti h is now the criterion hy which the ener is judge 3." Echo. . seloy T 8ucresstui.wnic.il medical prcetitie i ( I.