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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY..... .....SEPTEMBER 23, 1867. For the State Rights Democrat. LECTURES BY REO. H. SPAULD1NG Early Orejron Sllsslons Their Im- fortance in Serurlug the Couu rjr to Amerclaus. HCHBER TWISTT-88TK5. On the evening of the 3d of Sent. 1830 wc arrived at Fort Walla Walla, and our eyes rested on the losoni of the long wished for Columbia. Mr. P. C. Pamhran, clerk of tho II. 13. Co. in charge, received and treated us with tho greatest kindness, and ever after to the day of his death (in 1841, by being thrown upon the horn of his saddle by a vicious horse) he was ever a most agreeable and faithful friend of us as missionaries. Here our. days of starvation came to end, and our bleached, and mouldy dry buflalo bull meat, if any were left was thrown to the dogs, which of course they would not eat. We found here plenty of bread, corn, jpotatocs, milk, butter and Walla "Walla elk beef, (wiliV horse beef). Cattle were not al lowed to be killed, at this, or any of the II. B. posts, by a rule of the Com pany. Mrs. Barcley, wife Dct. Bar cley of Oregon City, daughter of Mr. Pambran, then a "lovely girl of 12 years, will recollect with what a keen relish we devoured the abundance of food brought upon tho table by her kind father and mother. Our labori ous journeys for the last five months of 2,300 miles, according to our own measurement, and about the same ac cording to Freeinont, from the bor ders of Missouri had come to an end, and under God a glorious end, widely different from what had been fearfully anticipated by a large circle of friends, and by every mountain traveler. Our dear wives instead of falling hopeless victims into the hands of powerful bands of prowling savages, or perish ing for want of food and water, or be ing crushed under the daily accumu lating toils, and hardships, and priva tions of a seven months' unceasing journcyings, over sky-piled, snow-capped mountains, through broiling sand deserts, where foot of white woman never before had trod; sick or well, compelled to travel on ; rising every morning perhaps with every bone quivering with pain, not to rest, but but to mount the also jaded horses, and urge on for another night's bed upon the cold earth or rocks, with a blanket thrown down; their supper and breakfast, if any, to be sent in by their Father in Heaven from the wild buffiilo bands ; and even sleep, when so much needed, driven awav by the hourly increasing anxiety. l$ut now they were alive. Thank the Lord ! O, our souls, thank the Lord! Yes, and in good health and spirits, with their feet standing by the bank of the ma jestic Columbia, "Queen of the West;" the first American women to throw their angelic shadows upon its silvery bosoms. Xoble Christians! Ameri can heroines ! worthy the countrv that gave you birth ; worthy the pa rents that dedicated you to (od worthy the noble Board that honored Jrou with an embassy of heavenly ove to these distant shores, and whom in turn yoi lionored by so great a work as also by remaininc: true to vbur colors and falling at vour nosts. St e M. Your enterprise, the day you set foot upon the banks of the Columbia, was cnansred from a Missionary to a Na tional one, and became a work of the greatest-importance to your country, as it virtually saved this Great Pacific West, with all its untold importance, to your country, just as Great Britain was about to add it, with its rich gold fields, to her vast dominions. Xoble Americans ! faithful soldiers of the cross ! In less than fifty years you will receive, by the faithful historian, tne iionor ana praise due tne impor tant services you rendered to your count ry. Fort Walla Walla (Xez Perces), cow waiiaia stood on the leit or east bank of the Columbia, at the Great Bend, ' near " the mouth of the .Walla Walla river, 9 miles below the mouth of Lewis river, 612 miles from Fort Hall, 1,000 miles to the South Pass, lat 4503VJ,500 above the sea. The river at this point is 3,600 feet wide. The Fort is a wooden stockade 200 "feet square and 18 fiet high, with a broad walk on the ' top vall around ; two large bastions, one at the north- jeast and one at the southwest corners of the Fort, always well armed with a small cannon and muskets; guard kept at night. The timbers of the Fort were procured from the drift wood of the Columbia, hewed and sat close : in a deep trench dug in the gravel. Half the enclosure was divi ded off for a horse-yard, while the oth er half contained the store, rude shops, ! quarters fcr men, dwelling for the clerk, and a large Indian room the two latter floored and containing one small window in each. It was built i iir;I820; burned down in 1842, and re built" with adobes. Cattle of the Fort, j Spanish breed, with vine-maple horns, j and rolling fat, of course, at that time j of-the year and, on that grass; but none to be killed for beef, consequent ly wild horses supplied the table with koice steak, relished well if the ani mal was not heated by running just before killing. There were horses in abundance, : and about ' as cheap as sheep in the States. Corn aud pota toes of the best quality, as they always are in that country. Flour from Fort Colville, 200 miles directly north, but 3$Q:bjthq . circuitous bend of the Co lumbia riven ... It was all important before we se lected our 1 nations, to visit Vancou ver and present our letters of permit fo"ehter and settle in the country, from our -Government to the Governor of the Hi B Co., and : make known the object, of our mission aud come to a xlear understanding as to ; our future, Mf. Pambrr.n kindly offered to take us in.liis boat with his men free of charge; andj spending the Sabbath at rest, on the 5,tlt,w.e,ivere to start oh another journey, by water. , Our boy who joined us on the Nim :shaw, and tho hunter and the two Germans who ioined us at Green river. started back to tho Rocky Mountains, Tho Ncz Perces war chief, who ad hered to ua when his nation lelt our camp on Bear river and bore away to for tne buffalo country to obtain their year's supply of meat and robes, and expressing himself more hungry for the u oruoi uoti man uuiiaio meat, together with his Flat Head wife and two sons, and tho four boys who had accompanied us across tho continent, driving our cattlo with so much care and patience, started lor the JNez 1'er- ces country, but with tho strongest fears that that they would never see us return from V anconvcr, and that, after all, himselt and his people would bo left in darkness. "YY C assured him, God Willing, we would return in three weeks. He assured US that ho WOUUl meet and Conduct US t-0 his country. At this POSt we mot Mr. lownsend. a naturalist irom I'miaueilUlia. wnoiucre uuriuir tni eiiucmie. ji uKcnm wttson cave US much valliablo information conccrniucr tho policy of tho Company, and what they would expect ol us, rnrrnsnondinsr with wh:it wo had re- W5rwffmm frintnin Wvnth nt Hon- .. 1 - dCZVOUS. OUll AGENTS. Tho following named gentlemen are authoriied to act as Agents fur Tub bTATK KtauTst Demo- bat, aud to receive na receipt lor aubcrittious to the paper : LINN COUNTY. Robert Watkinson and James Dorri Fciu Jason Wheeler Lebanon II. L. Brown Drowiuvillu Matthew Fountain llarrisburg LANE COUNTY. Hon. J. J. Walton Eugene City BENTON COUNTY. R. n.Stcahn Corvalli IX)LK COUNTY. T. J. LoTclady Dallai J. B. V. Butler and Dr. HarrU ..Monmouth Dr. J. M. McCoy -La Creole Dr. J, E. Davidson......... .Independence tsenj. liayaen...... bvia CLACKAMAS COUNTY. J. R. Ralston Oregon City MULTNOMAH COUNTY. Lawrence St Senrple, ..Portland J. F. McCoy Portlaud MAKION COUNTY. N. M. Bell.., B. F. Bonhiun ::::::::: Salem AIlOS. ISOyce, ewpaper A?ent. an Franei.co, is authorised to receive eubcripiion and advertisement for oar paper, and act as lusl- ness agent generally. ADVERTISE)! KNTS. THE WONDER OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY ! MRS. L. A. STIPP'S I PfiAfiV TO TUP WORint For Consnmption, Coiigh, Colds, Whooping' Cough, ZIoarso ness, ctc otc T HIE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE TH0- RACIf! T!AT.SAf .ml h Atl.n.t.;,. medicines is this: the popular druz medicine. when taken into the stomach, make you sick, while the sensation created by my Thoracic Ualsam is as soothing as a cup of tea. When the drug medi cines, taken by thetnnltitade of victims who hare died with the consumption, find their way into the lungs, they immediately commence to irritate and inflame the ulcers and increase tho flow of matter. As a consequence, the patient expectorates more freely, and as be coughs and spits his lifts away, he thinks, because he raises such a quantity, and raises it so easily, that he is certainly recovering; and under this common delusion he continues to take the medicines, and continues to couh and spit, until exhausted nature submits and he finds relief in the grave. On the other hand, when my Thoracic Babam finds its way into the lungs it commences at once to heal the ulcers. It govs to the very root of the disease, and gently, but surely, draws all morbid humor from the ulcerated parts. It purifies the blood, as it is composed wholly of vegetable ma terials. It strengthens and does not debilitate the general system. It tends to quiet the nerves and invigorate the patient and assist in relieving the congested condition of the lungs, by diffusing the accumulated blood over the surface, and it clears away the obstructions that impede egress of all the impurities of the body through tbeir natural chan nels the bowels and more especially does it tend to draw all excretion from tho lnngs, and induces a new and vigorous action to the liver and imparts strength and new life to the patient. Bear this in mind, that the secret of the success of my Thoracic Balsam lies enclosed in this little nut-shell ; first, 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 the infiamation, and stops the coughing and expectoration ; it strengthens and encourages the patient, and, with proper nourishment, he must recover. This medicine don't give you new lungs ; it only mends up yonr old ones, and, with care they may take you away on into a good old age. I connot close without saying a word to my own sex. I am now In my sixty-first year, and can truly say that with all my experience with female diseases, I have found it the safest and best reme dy, and no woman ic delicate health should be without it. Dr. Ayer truthfully remarks that less than one-half of the females of the United States have sound health, and the condition of the disor dered ones is leaving its impress on the rising gen eration. Then, bow important we should have a remedy for these evils. For painful or suppressed menses, irregularities, etc., and also for women at the turn of life, and frail girls, this medicine will be found invaluable. It should also bo used be- fore and after confinement. "An ounce of pre- Tenure is Dewer man a pound or cure' Remember, kind father, or fond husband, when aamini wring my meaicmes to a oaning daughter or trail wire, tnat tney aro composed of no death- sick more miserable and hasten their untimely tun , vui lucj urc a. Kuuiuuunu oi ineuicmai roots. herbs, barks, blossoms, etc., with whose generous healing virtues years of experience haye made me familiar. Foj: further particulars see pamphlet aceoojpany- ing every bottle. Mas. L. A. 6TIPP. All of Mrs. h. A. tipn's Medicines are manu factured and put up by W. C. Avert, Salem, Ore gon, to whom all letters on business should be di rected. Mrs. L. A. Stipp's Medicines for sale at Whitti more & Co., Albany : Elkins & Son, Lebanon H. bmith, Ilarrisburg 5 Smith & Davie, Portland. Sept. 14, 1867 -r3n5yl. Old Albany Ferry. H AVIXQ PURCHASED THE ABOVE well-known Ferry, I am prepared to cross everyooay anu everyinuig, irom a iootman to a 1 j 3 . 1 t. . Bix-mulc team of elephants. My boat is .Large, Staunch aud Safe, the .access and egress to and from it i $y supe rior roads, and Mac. an old, experienced Ferry man is always ready with a smile to hurry patrons over Joraan. x engage against all acci dents at the following reduced rates : . Two-horse Wagon, 12 Cents Man and Horse, , 12 Ceuts Footman, 10 Cents Loose Stock per agreement. My connection with the Lower Ferry has been severed. ' T.U.DAVIS. Albany, April 26th, 186. ' ' 2 ly . . NOTICE " ; I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE TO THE PUB- lio that, from and after thia date, I will not be responsible for" any debts contracted by any member of my family, . -: CONRAD MOWRY. Lebauoa, Sept. 11, 1S67 v3n52w ADVE11TISKMENTS. JLliLAJO THIS ! ! Mahhattax, Kansas, April, 1868. Gentlemen I want to ay a nttio mora auoui mo ram juuer. i compil er it a very valuable medicine, and always keep it on hand. I have travelled a good deal since I have been in Kaunas, and never without taking it with me. In my praotico, I used It freely for Asl- atio Cholera in 1869, and with betto. success than any other medicine j I alno used it hero fur chol era in 1855, with tho lame good result Truly youra, A. HUNTING, M. D. Swato, China. i regret to say that the ehol era lias prevailed here of U(e to a fcnrful extent For tho last tbreo weeks, from ton to fifty or sixty fatal coses each day has been reported. I will add that tho Tain Killer, sent recently from the Mission House, hnsbcon naed with considerable i generally effectual in checking the dis aw. ltKV. CHAS. HARDINd, ruompore, jnaia ASIATIC CHOLERA IN CHINA A I.AHWT VVl'I'V f !. ft! WITH PAINKILLER. Swato, China, Si-pL 22, 165. Inr rs : I ought to have acknowledged lung Uj - o the box of laln Killer vou had tho goodoeas i., ..,., t.. .n.nu ... , .t Idential. I believe hundreds of lives were saved under (JoJ, by it. We resorted at once to the Pain Killer, using as directed for cholera. A list was kvpt f all to whiu tho Pain Killer was glv Ion, and our native assistants assuro us tlmt eight Lt of every ten to whom it was prescribed recov- end. It has, too, been very useful in various other diseases. It has proved an incalculable blessing to multitudes of poor people throughout all this region. Our native prcaobcrs are never willing to go out on their excursions without a supply of Painkiller. It gives them favor in the eyes of the people, and ncces to families and localities by whom otherwise they would be indifferently re ceived. Believe me, dear sirs, eratcfullr and faithfully yours, etc., J. M. JOHNSON, Missionary in China. From Iter. It. Telford, Ji'.oiry in Ckinn now visiting his home la Pennsylvania i Viaiii tJox. Pa., Jpne 23, lSf.it. fr Pr,; -t Jtrsc't ,0 So.-, P. ovi'lorc. H. J, wprn'n: imnn i. tcj.i.cii' O of one ten years as u n; ' !ot?; v. n ind Ca,.ir. I found vur ec:.sule I';' o Ki 'cr mo t vcMi.t'!e reineuy for that leer. nl ?- .ae e.jole'0. In a.fain! erln - '-o io.S?cine, I fonnd U moit cfcee'-rtal to rive ; Ic , o ;Tn! of Pp'ti-KlUer. in a gill of hot Wi'ter wve n d with su4r : then af?.r pbout fi"u-ii ic';in io give a table tfpoon.ui ot ae uto wi.u c evcy minute null! relu'f v,m; obt. ed. uol appltrationa to IW H ih. I.r' e : C omic.i with the rahl Killer c!c r, i! " s !'.abs bmkly. Of thoe whoh-.d lje r Iso'f , t d tok the medicine faith fully I t t'o y !s':d 'Ove, eight out of the ten rccevem!. T iy you .s. B. TELF0UD. If attacked with dtarrbc dvsenlsrv. or cramp colic, Uon t oelay tlie nre of the Pain Killer. hrirart t'f Oil mtlalinu: Tlie Pain Killer is sold by all reje-tab!e drug gists throughout the United States and f-.reiffn countries. Prccs 25 cents, 40 cents and SI t-r bottle. PERKY DVIS k SOX, Proprietors. No. 74 High st., Providence, H.I. March 20, 1867--v2nim. BLACKSMITHING! -O T IHE Sl'HSCRIHERS WOULD RESPECT- fully inform the public that tby are prepared li execute all orders for work in their line, such as MAKING AND POINTING PLOWS, HORSE SHOEING, -AI IRONING WAGONS! Particular attention will be given to FARM ERS WORK All work will be done io the best manner and at very Low Prices. We solicit a fair share of the patronage of this community, fc'bop on Main Street, near Crawford's Flouring Mills, Albany, Oregon. v2u3itf TWEEDALE It PEEBLER. "V. THIEL, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, I? If (Opposite On State JXight Democrat Office,) FIRST ST ALBANY. Manufacturer of the best quality of Fine FRENCH CALF BOOTS. Also, a Superior article of good BOOTS FOR FARMERS' WEAR. Repairing and Mending Done on short notice and at very Low Prices Our work will be guaranteed to give entire satis faction. inay25v2n41tf HllllllllOIlH. Circuit Court of the Slate oj Ore l yon, uouniy oj jjinn. suit 15 qcity run divorce. Ma A. Fish, plaintiff, vs. John Fish, defend- j ant. To tllG at)OVe Iiamed JollBL Fisll, I ,1 t . . ,1 ,1 i. . UtJiCUtiaUL . TN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF ORE I rrnn. vou are herabv reonired to armour and answer tho complaint of the above-named plain tiff, now on file against you in tho above entitled suit with the Clerk of said Court, within ten days after tbedato of service hereof upon you, if serv ed in said Linn county ; but if served in any oth' er county iu said State of Oregon, then within twenty days of tho date of service hereof upon yu- ' . ... ...... And you are hereby further notined tuat 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 ef said Court; declaring void from the beginntDff, the marriage contract existing between you and the said plaintiff; to- eether with costs, disbursements and stamp duty herein. By order of lion. 11. P. lsoiso, Judge of said Court. CRAN0R & HELM, Atty's for Pl'ff. 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 mons in the above entitled suit now on file in my office. A. W. STANARD, Clerk of the Circuit Court Linn county, Oregon. n26t ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. HkTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE l 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 the same to the un- I dersigned, at his residence, two miles west of Scio, ILinn county, Oregon, with proper accompanying I vouchers. - ..iliUiUAo is. cuiUiX, I Administrator. September 7, 1867 v3n5wi ADVERTISEMENTS STATE RIGHTS . DEMOCRAT JOB PRINTING OFFICE. FIRST ST., ALBANY, OREQON. W K have connected with this office a flrst-clasi JOB OFFICE, and aro prepared, at shortest notice, to fill. In the neatest manner, any order that may be lent us. EVERY DESCRIPTION OP JOB PRINTING Executed Speedily, and In a satis kfaotory Style, at Prices em: a i as the ciii:api:.st: Theatres, Concerts, and Publio Mcotings, Accommodated at the Shortcut Notice! MERCHANTS, HANKERS. ANI IlUSINESS MEN HUPPMEU WITH CARDS, MM.S. mLL-HEADS, KILLS LA DIN 'I. CHECKS, LETTER HEAD ISUS, io. HALL CIRCCLAHS. ELECTION TICKETS HALL TICKETS, CENSUS PLANKS. DRUOUISTS' LA R ELS, LIQUOR LAD ELS, ORDERS OK DAN CINU. NOTK.1 OF HAND. DRAY RECEIPTS, LEiiAL IJLANKS OF ALL KINDS, CIRCULARS. HILLS OF FARE, PRO i R A l M KS, HlltPPINO RECEIPTS, HOOKS AND PAMPHLETS, CATA LOGUES, AND RY-LAWH. All Orders Promptly Attended to AUHOTT & HltOWN, "State Right Democrat" Job Office. vr. w. rAnnisti. J. C. MCVT'CMIALL W. W. PAURISH & CO. Wholesale aud Retail Dealers In GENERAL MERCHANDISE AI.I1 IXY, ORIXO.V. T THANKFUL FOR THE LIBERAL PAT ronage shown us during the past few years, we wouij repectfuuy eaJl ue attention or our numerous patrons to our present desirable and well telecUd stock of DRY CiOODS, Ready-Mado Clothing, Roots and Shoes, Hats and Caps. Salem Cloths & Flannels Embroidery, Hoop Skirts. Silks, Hosiery, &c ALSO Ladle. MlNe, and Children Hhoen ILSO, In connection with the above we keep constantly on band a choice selection of Caroeerle. Hardware. Qaeenaware alntraref Cutlery. Taint and OH Window CSlaftff. Nail. lc., ale.. Ac W. W. PARRISH & CO. Are prepared to sell anything in their line at the LOWEST CASH PRICES Or will receive MERCHANTABLE PRODUCE In exchange for Goods. "Per?ons wishing to buy Goods will find it greatsy to tueir advantage to examine our uood before purchasing elsewhere.TSr Albany, January 27th, 1868. J. F. McCOY, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, ASD NOTARY PORTLAND, , - - rUDLXC, - - OREGON WILL PRACTICE IN TII2 SEVERAL Courts of this City and State, and of Wash iugton 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. 11 Tittles to Real Estate searched, and abstracts made. ALSO AGENT for the principal daily and weekly news papers on the Pacific coast. Subscriptions and ad vertisements solicited. CiE1All collections promptly remitted. OFFICE No. 95 Front street, Portland. v2n27tj isxi-nx lor Sale. THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE a Farm, containing one sec'. ion (640 acres) of land, one-half prairie and tho other half timber, well improved and nearly all under fence, with about 125 acres under cultivation and in good farming condition ; also an orobard of about 1,000 choice fruit tress. It has on it a good farm resi dence, 22x40, with a doublo chimney, and contain ing sufficient room for a good sized family. There is also on the place 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 the balem and Al bany stage road. TERMS OF SALE: I offer the above property at $10 per acre one-half of the money required at time of sale, and yearly installments allowed on the remainder. For farther particulars apply on the farm, to ISAAC MILLER, Sew. ' July 18, 1867 v2n493m NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS. TVrOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Pi undersigned, the Assessor of Linn county Oregon, on Wednesday, the 9th day of October, 1867, will attend at the office of the County Clerk of said county, and with the assistance of said Clerk will publicly examime the Assessment Roils, and correct all errors in valuations, descriptions or qualities of lands, lots or other property; and hereof let all persons interested take due notice. t GEO. HUSTON, Assessor, Linn county, Og'n. Sept. 4, 1867 v3n4w3 ADVERTISEMENTS'. Are you sick, feeble, and complaining Are you out of order, with your syntem deranged, and your feelings nucoinfortablef These symp. toms are often the prelude to serious illness, some fit of sickness is creeping upon you, and should be averted by a timely use of the right remedy. Take Ayer's l'ills, and cleanse out the disor dered humors purify the blood, and let the fluids move on unobstructed In I health again. They stlsia f late the functions of the body into vlirorous activity. purify the system from the obstructions which make dteeaae. A cold settles somewhere in the body, and obstructs its natural functions. These, it not re lieved, reset upon themselves and the surrounding organs, producing general aggravation, suffering, and disease. 'While in this condition, opprensed by the derangements, take Ayer's l'ills. and see how oireouy tney restore tne natural acuon or ine ays tm, and with it the buoyant feeling of health again. wtiii is true and so apparent in tuts trivial ana conv won complaint, is also true iu many of the deep seated and dangerous disteinners. l ne same purge tlve effect ex pels them. C'auaed by similar obstrue tions and derangements of the natural functions of the body, thy are rapidly, and many of them surely, eured by the same means. None who know the Virtues or these J'liis, win neglect io employ i&en when suObring from the disorders they cure. statements from leading pbyriclana in some or the principal cities, and from other wall-known public persons: Jt'rom a Forwarding Afrrckant t St. toul$, Feb 4, HUM. Dn. Area? Your Pills are the tmras-on of all that b great lu medicine. They have cured my little daughter of ulcerous sores nnon her bands and feet tnat naa provea incurable tor v ears. Ilermotncr lias oeen lone arievouaiy atntcieo m crlevoualy afflicted with blotettes and pimples on ber skin and in iter balr. After our child was eurta, sue saso nwu yonr i-nis, aaa iitey bav cured bcr. AHA Ae st Family Pttjreto. From Dr. K W. Cartwright, New Or Imm. Yonr litis are the prii.ee of purge: Their ex eellent qualities surpass any cathartie we poes. They are mild, but very certain and effectual in their action on ine ooweis, wmcn msaes litem invaluable to us in the dally treatment of diaeaae. lie Adacbe, Mick Ilrndaclse, Vstl Nlosasteh. From Jr. Kdwnrd lioyd, tUiMmor. Dkar lifto. Atkh: 1 cannot anr von vkat complaints 1 have eured with your Illla better than to say alt that tee ever treat vttk a pur oat ire medt' cine. 1 place great dependence on that effectual cathartic in my daily context with disease, and be heving, as 1 do. that your 1111 afford its the best we have, I of course value them highly. IlTrtBCKO, Pa., May 1, IVA. Da. J. C. Arc, hlr: I have been repeatedly cured of the wont ktufttche an) body can have by a doaeor two or your ns. Jl seem to sitae from a foul stomach, which they clean at once. Yours with great mpect. KI W PREBLE. Vterk 0 Steamer Vtaritm. DIUsHse DJaersJem Liver CosuptalsiU. From Dr. Tkeodarm Belt, rXeur York City. Not only art your l'ills admirably adapted to their purpose as an aperient, but 1 And their beneficial effects upon the Liver very marked indeed. They have in my practice proved more effectual for the cure of bUkm$ ctmpuxint$ than any one remedy I can mention 1 sincerely rejoice that we have at length a purgative which Is worthy the confidence of the profession and the people Dar AKTMKsnr ornti larroiosu I Waahiugtoo, l. C , 7th Feb , Fist: I have sued your litis in my general and ho pit si practice ever since you made them, and cannot hesitate to aay they are the beet cathartie we employ. 4 ucir regulating action on the liver M quick and d derided, cotoneutteuuy ther are an ad. mlrable remedy (or deraeeetnebU of that or ran Indeed, I have seldom found a case of Utitmt A case so obstinate that it did not readily yield to them, fraternally voura, ALONZO HALL. U. kgtitiamtftht Marin Hot pilot. Dyaeatcry, DlarrlKra. Relax. Wei mu , From Dr. J. O. Green, t Chicago. Your have bad a long trial la my practice, and 1 hold them in esteem a one of the bnt apert ents I have ever found. Their alterative effect upon the liver makes them an excellent remedy, wbea given In small dose for bilicnu detent erg and diar rnaa. lbeir sugar-coeting tnaaee tneta very ae cepuble and couvsbknt for the use of women and children. Dyepepeia. Imparity of I be Illee!. From JUv. J. V. Jllaus, Pattor rf Adeem Ckurch, llaeton. Do. Aye: I have nted your mis with extra ordinary succraa in my family and among those 1 am called to visit in aim. 1 o rrruiate the orgaos or dlgeation and pmuy the blood, they are the vtry best remedy I have ever known, and 1 can cons dcAtly recommend them to my friends lours, J. V. IIIME3. W a as aw. Wrotnine Co.. X. Y.. Oct. 24. Dxab sirs I am using your Cathartic lilts in my prartice. and find thrta an excellent normative to clrante lije system and purg the fountain qf the CUXXl. JUIIA U. UulLUAll, ei. u. Cenatlpaileai. CaetlvrweM. ManBreawlaet ittsrMsstaitasn. Ueai, Itesirstlsxisti fropayy ramrsMf ar ih( etc From Jjr. J P. Vauakn. Montreal. Canada. Too much cannot be said of your l'ills for the cure of cottirtnett. If others of our fraternity have found them as el&cacious as I have, they should ola tne la proclaiming it, for the benefit of the multitudes who suffer from that complaint, which, although bad enough In itseir, is the progenitor or others that are worse. 1 believe cotteem-n to originate in tne liver, but your 1'UJs affect that organ aud cure the disease. From Mr$. F. Btwtrt, Pkyeician and ilidx-tft, licit on. I find one or two large doses of your mis, taken at the proper time, are excellent promotives of the natural teerttion when wholly or partially sup pressed, and alo very effectual to clean the ttomach and exprl ttvrms. They are so much the best physic we Lave that 1 recommend BO other to my patients From 1X4 JUtv. Dr. Javiti, tif tht Methodist Fpit. t 'h urth. Pulaski Hocae, Savannah, Ga., Jan. 6, 1350. lloxoEKD Sir: 1 should be ungrateful for the relief your skill has brought me if 1 did not report my case to you. A cold settled In my limbs and brought on excruciating neuralgic pain$, which ended In chronic rheumatism, Notwithstanding I bad the best of physicians, the disease grew worse and worse, until by the advice of your excellent gent In Baltimore, Dr. Mackenzie, 1 tried yosr tills. Their effects were slow, but sure. By per severing In the use of them, I am now entirely well, Sevatx Chamber, Baton Bovge, La5Pee.,lS&S. Da Atkr: 1 have been entirely cured, by your Pills, of liheumaiic Gout painful dUease that baa afflicted tne for years. VINCENT SUDELI. 7- Moat of the Pills In market contain Mercury, rhich although a valuable remedy in skilful bands. is dangerous in a public pill, from the dreadful con sequences that frequently follow its incautious use. These contain no mercury or mineral substance whatever. Price, 23 cents per Box, or 5 Boxes for $1. Prepared by Dr. 3, C AYEE & Co., oven. Hots, iti Sold bv Kettlemter a Co- Albany, and a Wholesale and Retail by Smith Jfc Davis, Port and. Sly ALBANY FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP ! A. F. CHERRY, TTAVIIVO PTTtirilASEIl THE EN 11 tire interest in the ALBANY FOUNDRY AMD MACHINE SHOP, 1 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 manner. MORSE POWERS Agricultural Implements Manufactured to order, and particular attention !J A - T 1 All kinds of PATTERN WORST done to order on short notice A. P. CHERRY, Albany, August 18, 1866-ly WHEAT! WHEAT ! 100,000 BUSHELS OF WHEAT WANTED within tho next two weeks, for which , Tho Highest Cash Price will he Paid, By : ' J. . GRADW0HL, vlnfe San Francisco Store. WANTED 100,000 pounds Of WOOIV. for which ! will pay the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE! ioar23v2n32tf " "' J. N0RCR0SS. '-Tin. , V -. L"tiu,,l ADVERTISEMENTS. PHILLIP MILLER'S MARBLE YARD I ALBANY, OREGON. MARBLE MONUMENTS, GRAVE AND TOMBSTONES, or livery Style and Pattern. PEDESTALS, SLABS, MANTEL PIECES, And Marble Work of Af ' Kinds. THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SCULPTURING this njvi:sT i,i;iri:iti.G i THE BEST EXECUTED WOKK In the Htate of Oregon I All work done at my Marble Yard is turned oat I s.s iv piimt nivnMij uaj jmiruuH. - r.-i . . I PIIBP WHITF. VFRMflNT. flR Ril IFflRltflA MARRI f Will be used as parties ordering work shall seleeL Tlie Ixuvent IJvJnpr lricc VUl be charged in every instance. Order from any Part of the State will ralt&mily and Fromptly ruled. Till: MA It II Li; YARD Is just below Sprenrer's I'acifie Dote!, on the west -.. n .... ...... , .,, , . 4 ... 1 I The publio are invited to call at my shop and e 1 amine specimens of work. Albany, January 0, 1860. IV E W I? DRUG STORE S. WHITTEMORE & CO., ALBANY, ... OREGON, HAVE OPENED A NEW AND FULL 8TOCK OF Drug, medicine, Chemical, Extract, Herb, Essential Oils AND AN ASSOKT3JEXT OF ALL POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES! FANCY AND TOILET A KTICXE8. ALSO DYE STUFFS, COLORS, AC, &.C., &C, &.C., 2T IV. Be SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS 1 1 WHICH ARE PREPARED OF THE AND PUT UP BY AN EXPERIENCED APOTHECARY. . . S. WHITTEMORE & CO. Albany, March 16, 18G7 v2n31tf ALRAIMY ROOrC STORF ' ttUDMIM I DUUI O I UIt . E. A. FREELAND, Rnrnf-on i cr htm statmnfr wuwi ubkLui mtu winiiuitbii Albany - - - - Oregon. C05STANTLT ON HAXD : STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, Juvenile, Toy Gift And Blank Books, GOLD ir.O, AND SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY! Of every kind used in the State. BOOKS short notice. IMPORTED TO ORDER, at DeolnlBly fl TV ' M A D if TT Wl I HiniMia I i Rlain St, Opposite the New Drug Store, ALBANY, OREGON. MKN IKNHA . . ft KK HA H HmunRTflrs " V1 WILL ALWAYS KKEP OX HAND THKBE3T OF MEATS OP ALL VARIETIES. A LIBERAL SHARE OF PATRONAGE IS ..li.U.J 1a-hJ ah sx-vJ can eatt. sortmcnt, nd of as good quality as the country affords. e are aiwaya rcau7 F j i v JilgflCSl liasn , rriCB lor r a. : owe a. srv a 4H . M Tl.sV Ft.al. AprU 6, 1867 v234tf ADVERTISEMENTS. PRIVATE: MEDICA' AID, Quick Cnrcn u? derate Charges BIX. W. 1. BOfiiiinrxrjsa Private Medical and Surgical Jnstitue 1 Sacramento street, below lfeibn. the Pacific Mall Steamship c7JTok fri t v ate entrance on Leidsdorff itotet. S -..Francisco, California. " fe E$lablihed exprtttly to afford the afilicUfk ivun una wcvemitc mcaicai aia in the treatment and cure of all IMvate ' and Chronic Diseases, cases of secrecy and all sexual diseases. TO THE AFFLICTED. Da. W. K. Dobertr returns hl anr f,.ir to his numerous patients for their patronage, and woaia taae mis opportnnity to remind them that he continues to consult at his Inatitnte tr th of chronic diseases of.the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys. Digestive and ieu'iUrVnrUm n..,.. .it private diseases, viz: ftvrihtlia in alt ita r'nmm - . ...... .... . ... ... . . stages, neminai vreaiiness, and all the horrid exm sequences of aelf-abuso. onorrba. Oleet. fitrie I"?"'0', tn D,rn.1 if'ns, Sexoal Debility, Diseases of the Back and Loins, Inflam mation of the Bladder and Kidneys, etc., etc.; and be hopes that bis long experience and successful practice will continue to insure him a share of the public patronage. By the practice of many years tn Europe and the Lnited States, be Is enabled to apply the most efficient, and successful remedies against diseases of all kinds. lie uses no mercu ry, charges moderate, treats bis patients in a cor rect and honorable war. has refrena t,t mi .. x , , , - mmiiw efciiT irom men 01 acown resncct MIily ftK1 hf-b ,uldma, ia tw u I . . 1 ' ' s . . f eonsuiiiDg mm ny jeuer or otherwise, will receive the best and gentlest treatment and implicit secre- y- Dr. Doherty would call attention to the follow ing certificates Ip,b two of his patknts.who, nav- iag muy recovers their health, desire to make knewn their remedial aent. It will be seen tbeir sUtemenU are felly authenticated by a Notary Public. The welfare of Bodetv imierioulr demands tbeir publicity, and they are give more to warn the unwary than to sound the oraises of a Phrsi- eian, of whom hundred of like cases can be cited. J " - -- - . . . m -m - onog a practice or more taan fifteen yean. - A CASE OF CLEET AXD STHICTCEEB. Dr. Doherty Dear Sir t I fee! mv health so fol- ly reHo.td that, in common gratitude, I believe l snouid make you corne written acknowledgment for your valuable services particularly to as vous fee was small for the work performed.. I arrived in tins city from the East about ne year ago, and was then suffering from an old case of Gleet, complicated with stricture. Being a stranger in this city, and believing those doctors who gave sueb positive assurances of success were neeMsarily the bert, (come of whom bave a large number of titles) I placed myself in their charge, and continued under their treatment until I bad loit nearly all Lope and considerable sum of money. i wun u say now mat yon are the sixth doctor I bave employed, and the only one that baa ever done me any service. My. Gleet is wholly eared, the stricture is all removed, and my general health U better than it has been fur yew. In conclusion I woui'isay to ine many unfortunates who require medical advice, if you bave any donbt as to whom yoo may employ, ask Dr. Doherty for my address ana can ana see me. (1 seep atoro in this ailr.J My experience may save yon many dollars. would also add that in the early stare of mv di. ease, I used a Urge amount of the preparations ad vcrtUcd as an infallible cure for Gonorrhoea, Gleet, etc., but never derived any benefit from tbem. I am, Uoetor, very truly yours, L H , fan rrnnctsco, June 16. 1861. Fubscribed and sworn to before me this 21 et day of Junes, 1864. A, g. GOULD, IV-J Notary Pnblie, SEMWaL WEAKNESS A SWOBS TO CEBTTTCaTX OF HOST KEMAEE ABLF CCRE Or SPERMATORRHOEA. A defire to benefit humanity, and a fee! In r of gratitude to Dr. W. K. Doherty, alone inducts me to make this statement. For manv Tears I have been filleted with that fearful disease known as 'Spermatorrhoea;" or Seminal Weaknesses, the result cf stlf-abuse, but till 1855 experienced bat little trouble or inconvenience. In that year, however, I bad Seminal Weakness to an alarming extent, which was soon followed by the most alarming sympUms, as weakness of the back and limbs, pains in the head, dimness of vision, nerv onsness and general debility. My mind, too, was slBictca to such an extent as to seriously impair my memory ; my ideas were confused and spirits depreiced. I was averse to society, had evil fore- btmings and self distrust, and was entirely unfit ted for any of the duties of life. From 1S55 to the summer of 1SC3, 1 employed the very best medical talent I could find, and spent several hundred dol, lars, but in no instance obtained more than tern porary relief. 1 bad about concluded there waa no relief for me in this world, but seeing Dr.Dc. berty's advertisement, I thought I should call and see him. as he ohargod nothing for consultation. I bad an interview with the Doctor, and his fee ror treatment was so reasonable, I determined to try him. though I did not expect mnen benefit from his treatment. On the 5th of December last I placed myself under his care; in ane week I found myself very much improved, and now, after fiva weeks treatment, 1 feel myself thoroughly cured of all my troubles and in the enjoyment of the best bealtn. Hoping that my experience may be cf benefit to ethers eimilarly afflicted, I subscribe myself JAMES JOHNSTON Subscribed an sworn to before me, this 15ln day of January, 1864. (l. a. A. G. RANDALL, Notary Publio TO FEMALES. . When a female is afflicted with disease, as weak ness of the back and limbs, pain in the head. dim. ness of sight, low if mnseular power, palpitation of the heart, irritability, nervousness, extremeuri :nary difficulty, derangement of digestive functions, general debility, vaginities, all diseases of the 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 herty, at bis Medical Institute, and consult him : about their troubles and disease. The Doctor is effecting more cures than any other physician in me Mate 01 Laiuorai. i.et no raise delicacy pre vent yon, bnt 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- Hes, should write orcallot Dr. W. Doherty 8 Med. Iical ingtitute. and they will receive every possible relief and help. The Docs or 1 offices are ao ar. ranged that he can be consulted without fear of observation. TO CORRESPONDENTS. Patients residing at a distance, who miv deair the opinion and advice of Dr. Doherty on their re spective cases, and who think proper to submit written statement of such, in preference to holding a personal interview, are respectfully assured that their communications will be held most sacred. Dr. Doherty takes this method of observing that all letters are only opened and replied to by him self, and the latter na promptly as possible. If the case be fully and candidly described, per sonal communication will be superceded, as in structions for diet, regimen, and the general treat ment of the case itself (including the remedies ) will be forwarded without delay, and In such manner as tocenvey no idea of the purport of the letter or parcel ao transmitted. . 1 , aES- Consultation FREE. Permanent on.. guaranteed or no pay. Address " , , , W. K. DOHERTY, M. D.f - : Ban Franoisco, California. OPINIONS OF THE. PRESS. ' I DRJ DOnERTYia . attllfnl t. s-j Tj -....,,ujrnarnaia honorable crentleman. sdt ataimna i, 1 . his patients he is sure to fulfill. That fact is one great causa of tus eminent success in his nrofes- "Zf!LP amon.s J r- " 7W -7:-" r X taa aepenaetf doherty's reputation as a kw.w;,i. a sufficient guarantee for the u, f t ..Tt.: undertakes." Chronicle, "DR. DOHERTY has devoted his study mor. parUcularly to chronic, specific and secret practice and as. such 13 now the most successful of B J physician in San Francisoo.".Free Press. J D. DOHERTY'S reputation is second to no oth er physician on the coast in chronic and specific praotice." Mirror. . v ..,,.; "DK. DOliJSUTY.-Few man in the m5.i ffi1f?w-UC-IeK 1 the confi ff.fPeus 1 u uuo. uuuuircr. tlJ) DOHERTY ranks as one of our mait ai. I tin nieVi U i w w i rj!iM, s ao one of the most euvuDOBiiu, wuicu is now we criterion bv whirK medwal practitioner is jadgod."Echo. Es13y