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Newspaper Page TextIcuujot. SATURDAY... .DECEMBER 7, 1667. KY TELEGRAI'II. (COMPILED rROM TH8 OBEOOX IIKRALX Oregon City, Nov.. 20. A young taan named Sig. Brooks, employed in the "NVcoton Fictpry, had his hand caught in tho picking machine. Amputation was found to be necessary, and is now being performed by Drs. Barclay and Safron. Washington,' Nor. , 2C. Boutwell ptcsented majority report from Judiciary Committea, recommending the impeach tuent of the President, signed by Bout well, Thomas, Williams, Lawrence, and Churchill.- - The report charges the Pres ident witlMisurpation of power and vio lation of the law in the. corrupt abuse of the appointing,' pardoning and veto power ; with corrupt interference in elections, and generally with the commission of ,acts amounting to high crimes and niis lemeanors under the Constitution " Wilson and Woodbridgo presented a minority report declaring that the Com mittee has not a particle of evidence which could be received by any court in the land. They declare, that bad spirit should be laid aside and the iutcrcst of the republic only be consulted. Marshall and Eldridge, Democrats, also submitted a report, declaring the President's offenses to be his inability to follow the lladical party in their mad assaults upon and departure from consti tutional government. The consideration of the subject was postponed to Wednesday of next week. Wasiiin'STOX, Nov. 27. The House Committee has decided to admit Ilolla day, Jore3 and Beck of Kentucky, as members. All the other Kentucky mem bers will receive their seats, except Young, whose seat will bo given to Mc Kee, the contestant - The United States Judges have de cided to Tecommend the passage of a law authorizing -the empanneling of a jury ' tolry Surratt from Pennsylvania or Ohio. New. Okltans Nov. ; 26. -Eighty-five members are present in the Conven-,tion- Judge Taliaferro was elected per manent President, with a colored Secre tary, and Serjeant-at-Arms. There has been a settlement with Fil ler & Trenholm as to the title to specific Confederate property in their hands upon the surrender of Lee. This gives the Government four or five ships of war, and cotton valued at 720,000 pounds sterling. Naples, Nov. 22. Mount Vesuvius is still pouring forth immense volumes. Seven distinct streams of lava are pour ing down the side of the mountain, and make a magnificent scene. Washington, Nov. 29. In the Sea ate Chandler offered a resolution that irben hostilities shall have commenced between England and Abyssinia, it Is the determination of the United States to ' maintain a strict and impartial neutrality. Chandler said the resolution was an exact opy of England's proclamation of neu trality in 1861 applied to the case of our : rebellion. juornii miroaucea a dm requiring uie Secretary of the Treasury, after July 1st, 18G9, to redeexa greenbacks in gold. Section second provides that after June "and July, interest having been paid, the Secretary is requited to sell all the gold over seventy-five millions remaining in the Treasury, in such manner as the best public interest demands. The other eec ction3 require the ' national backs to re deem their notes in coin after July 4th. 1869. Merrill, said he would press the bill at lin early day.. The Senate then adjourned. A strong feeJins is manifested in favor of the withdrawal of all the national bank, circulation and the issue of'greeu 1 backs instead. . Washington, Nor. 29. Mallory of Oregon, intends offering a bill relating to the election of Congressmen in all the States. The Herald's special says a strict count shows that ander the most favor able cire-BBastarices, only forty votes can mixy .relied on in favor ; of impeachment. Of these several are said to be doubtful. Should the -tone of the President's mes 6age be moderate, many now included ia favor of impeachment will oppose it. ' . Richmond. Nor. 29. Hunaicutt, editor of the Neva Kaliont indicted for using inflammatory language in a public speech, has been admitted to bail. His bonds are 850,000, and he is to appear at Charles City County Court for trial after, the adjournment of the Convention ofwhich he is a member. N Err Yo k Oct. -31. The census of immigration shows that during the year endinz October, 30th, 1867, 20S,428 lm inigrants arrived at this port, s -; Montgomery, Ala., Nov. 23 The franchise clause provides that persons con victed of treason shall not exercise the right of suffrage. It is believed this will -. exclude persons excepted by the $20,000 clause, against whom proceedings were I instituted, in the entering plea of guilty. If this 13 so, about 30,000 whites will be - disfranchised. Chicago, Nov. 23. The Kansas Citj and'Cameron' railroad has been finished with appropriate ceremonies. This gives .Chicago direct railroad communication . ; with Kansas City and Galveston. . Richmond, Nov. 24-The trial of Jeft Davb will commence at 2 o'clock on Mon- .day. Thjre no intention of postpone- tnent. The Government has summoned ' Gen. Lee as witness. tjmuAuo, viovv. zzi ne recent cen xus of Iowa puts the population at 9Q2r ' UlU, an iccreaso or 140,000 in two years. 7 New Orleans, Nov. 23 The Con vention met at noon and elected colored men as temporary chairman and jsecreta- ry. It ieems probable., that the perma- pent chairman will be as negro, though the .whites favor Judge Taliaferro," who eerved as chairman in the caucus. The first step .pfihe. Convention will be to de clare all the' State offices vacant and ap - -point sue lessors to be chosen by tEeCon- jlventionyj '.' :'"'rr V: The Queen has opened the English parliament with a- pacific speech, which , taken wi:h the late speech ot Napoleon - tends to 'jscwy .Europe. , Dix'pDposes to nave the United States represent ja m me coming conierence o nations, t which Napoleon assented. OUK AGENTS Tho following named gentlemen are authorized to act at Agent for Tiue Statu ltioirrs Dkmo- rat, and to receive od receipt for subscriptions to the paper : LINN COUNTY. Robert Watkinson and James DorrU...... Solo Jason Wheeler Lebanon I. L. Brown .Brownsvillo Matthew Fountain Harrisburg J. M. Smith .Peoria LANE COUNTY. Ion. J. J. Walton.- ...Eugene City BENTON COUNTY. R. Il.Strahn...... Corvallis POLK COUNTY. T. J. Lovclady Dallas J. B. V. Butler and Dr. Harris..... ..Monmouth Dr. J. M. McCoy ....La Creole Beuj. Harden ....Lola CLACKAMAS COUNTY. J. R. Ralston............. ....Oregon City MULTNOMAH COUNTY. J. F. McCoy Portland MARION COUNTY. M. Bell ::::::::::::: Salem B. F. Bonhara Titos. Dore. Newspaper A(;ent. Pan Francisco, is authorised to receive subscriptions and advertisements for our paper, and act as busi ness agent generally. ADVERTISEMENTS. dr. n. c. niLL. or.o. r. settles i tn. SETTLEMIER &. CO., DRUGGISTS, AT DR. SHEPHERD'S OLD STAND. 31XIS ST., - - ALDAN Y. DEALERS IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, Paints, Oils, Glass, Dye-Stuff, VARNISHES, AXO X ft'LL ASSORTMENT OT DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES. AGENTS BY APPOINTMENT FOR Br. D. Jayncs 3: Son's Family 3ItdiciBfs. Wt abo keep on band a full supplj of 111 Patent .TTcclicine in Vac. Our stock of Drugs, Flaidi, Extracts, etc., are from Well Known Manufacturers, and will be found OF THE BEST QUALITY X trCCIAI. ATTE5TI0JT CIVTH TO COJIPOCPt50 PHYSICIAN'S PRESCRIPTIONS! We Solle.'t (be Patronage of the Public. WE HAVE ESTABLISHED A BRANCH DRUG STORE AT SCIO! CSDEB THE MASAGEKKXT Or G. A. HIliL, Who will keep a full upply of Dras, 3Iedicine, etc., etc., for al at low prices. SETTLEMIER t CO. April 6, 1867 r2n341j W. W. FASRISQ. J. C. KEXDENI1 ALL W. W. PARRISII & CO. Wholeaale and Retail Dealers in GENERAL MERCHANDISE! ALBANY, OREGON. rpHAXKFUL FOR THE LIBERAL PAT- 1 ronage abown us during toe pact lew yeart we would respectfully tail tbe attention of out numerous patrons to our present desirable and well selected stock of DRY GOODS, Ready-Made Clothing, ; Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Salem Cloths & Flannels, Embroidery,: - Hoop Skirts, Silks, Hosiery, &c. . also - Eadien, flisses and Children Shoes. tLSO, In connection with the above we keep conetantly on band & choice selection of Groceries, Hardware. Qaeenstrare, Glassware, Cutlery, , Paints and Oils, Window Glass, Nails, 4&c., tc, dee. W. W. PARRISH & CO. Are prepared to tell anything in their line at the LOWEST CASH PRICES Or will receive MERCHANTABLE PRODUCE In exchange for Goods. -; T JEST" Persons wishing to buy Goods will find it greauy to loeir aavaniage to examine our-uooa before purchasing elsewhere.Tse, , Albany, January 27th, 1866. WHEAT VyiANTED! mn& UNDERSIGNED IS NQ W READY TO pay tne HIGHEST MARKET PRICE BELXVEnEO AT OCR WARSUOCSZ:, -( "' ' r seab pkarce's febbt. ' ' 1 se23T3h7tf S. MARKnAM k SON. ' ADVEllTIS EMU NTS. l?IIIIiIiIF MIIjIjER'S GARBLE YARD ! ALBANY. OREGON. .4' MARBLE MONUMENTS, GRAVE AND TOMBSTONES, or Every Style and Pattern. PEDESTALS, SLABS, MANTEL PIECES. ' And Murble IV or It of A" IUimIm. THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SCULPTURING THE FIX EST EETTEi:i.t; ! THE BEST EXECUTED "N'OKK ; lit the Slalo ofOrt'KOu ! All work done at iny Marble Yard U turned out iia to give perfect iiefiictiu to my poln.n. PURE WHITE, VERMONT, OR CALIFORNIA MARBLE Will ho used a jmrtic orderinjc work nlmll reluct. The I-owcst IJvliipr lrlccM V'll lo ihart-d in eviry ittxtanro. Orders from any Tart of tho Stato will bo Faithfully and Promptly Filled. THE MA II II EE YAItI In jut Wduw Sprcngcr' la?ific llotrt, ,n tl wnt mdo of tho itrovt running lrim the rivrr. y- The inhli) are Inritcd to call at tnjr lmj and examino nH'cimrni of wirk. Albany, Jauuury 6, tSC6. PRIVATE MEDICAL AID. Quick C'urcM und .11 otic rate Charge dr. xv. ik, iio2ia:irrvs Private Medical und Sunjv til Institute acrameiit'i trcot, bflow Muiitotnrry, tfrit the 1'uctftc Mail lcjui!np t'.' t,C.ri-. l'ri- rate entrance nu Leidtdortf ttrctt, 1'iuLcieco, Cuiitoruia. 'an Eflalliahed txprtaaty to afford the aflicUa found and scientific uteUnal aid, in tht 'reutment and aire of all I'ricaU and Chronic l)Ueiu(M, out of secrecy and all texual disorder?. TO THE AFFLICTED. Dr. W. K. lJub"tty return hi inc,re thank to bis Butuer"a patient fr their patf.nage, and would take ton opportunity to rruimd thvrn that be coctinues to consult at hi lm tituto fr the eure of ehronic diM-ac of tbe Luni. Liver. Kidtict. Distiv and tjenito-l'ritary Oraa. and all private dieae. tit: f-'yphisi in all it forms aod tajcei, hciainal caVnc, and all tbe brrid co-s-ciui iice of M.-!f-abue, (io&orrbwa. (Jltct, tie- lurcs, Xoeturnal ai,d Diurnal uiiiif, Sxuai Debdity, Dieae of the Iack and Loio, It3an' matton of tbe lll.whKr an J K ii ts ry . e tc. , t ie. and be hope tbt hi lsi exi-ru neo and ucceful pmeiko will eontioue tu iu.ure bitu a (bare of the puMic patrnage. IJy ibe pratie of wony yearn in l.'ur p and tbe I'nited UUI, be is enabled to apply the rnont efficu-nl ad uccrifol retuedics aainit dteajes of all kind. Hcuki ui tnerru ry, ebargef moderate, treat Lis patient in a eor- rcet and bonoraLle way, and has references of tm- qnestioGabbs veracity frota jeu of kt.own rcpeci ability ar-d high standing in society. All parties consulting Liui by letter or olbrwie, will receiver the bestabd gentlest trtaitxient .nd iwplieit secre- TO r E MALE?. When . female is aC!ict- l with disease, aj wrak- ccss of tbe baek and Ltob, jaiu in tie bead, dim uet of kigbt. of (uueular power, palpitation of the btart, irriubilily, m rvooiu-', extn-uif uri nary difliroity, dtranuientof digr.tjve function. general dvbuitj, tas;ntt;ea, all dtscaes of tbe womb, byHcria. rterdtty, end all other diiuacs fH-culior to females, tbe should go or write at once to tb? celebrated female doc tor, W. K. lo- btrty, at bin Medical In-titute, aud cnnult him bout ber troubles ami unu-ae. Ibc Dot tor U eCecting tnoru t-urcs than any othtr physician in tbe fc" tate of CahJoruia. It no fal.c delicacy pre- rect you, but apply immediately and save yoar- self from painful rufftrinz and prctuaturc death. All uarrud Udu-i, whoe ueitcate bealib or other circuutstatices prevent an increaxe in thtir fami lies, should write orcall at Dr. .K. Dobtrty's Med ical Institute, aud they will receive every possible relief and help. Tbe Dot-tor's offices aro so ar ranged that be can be consulted . witUout fear of bservation. . TO COIinK.apON:DEXT3. Patients residing at a dit.-inrc. who .tnay desire tbe opinion and advice of Dr. Doberfyon their re speetive cases, and wbo think projor to submit a ntUn statement or such, in prtU-renco to bdilins a per.'onal Urview, are respectfully assured that their comrounicath-ns will Lc held ino.t sacred. Dr. Dobcrty takes this method f t,servine that all letter aro opened only and replied to by him self, and tbe latter as promptly as possible. If tbe ease be fully and camudly described; per sonal communication will be unni- camry, as in structions for diet, regimen, and tbe general treat ment of tbe cae itself (including the remedies,) ill be forwarded without delay, and in such a manner as to convey no idea of tbe purjoi t of the letter or parrel so transmitted. "i-ti. Consultation by letter or otherwise FREC Permanent cure guaranteed or no pay. Address W. K. DOHKKTY, M. D., . an Fraucisco, California. Spencatorrhxx. DR. DOIIERTY bus just publbhcd an Impor tant pamphlet embodying bis own views and ex periences in relation to Impotence, or Virility ; be ing a short Treatise on Spermatorrhoea, or Semi nal Weakness, Nervous and Physical Debility con sequent on this affection, and other Discuses of tbe fcexual Organs. , ; .' " . : r'-- This little work contains information of the ut- must valuo to all,' whether married or single, and will be rent r kick by mail on receipt of Six Ce.nts in postago stamps for return postage. Address, j ' W. K. DOIIERTY, M. D., vocl0v3nl0m3 ;- Sun Francisco, Cal. i AIsB Ai FOUIDR V . : i AND , ' " i rVlACHIIJE SHOP ! A. F. CHERRY, : TTAVING PURCirASEb THE EX 11 tire interest la the ALBANY FOUNDRY AND MACHINE BUOPIani :. s Prepared to Furnish WROUGHT AND CAST IRON WORK Of every sdescription, on short notice. Also, BRASS CASTINGS, j .: All Orders for : '" s -: i MILL WORK - c Will be filled with dispatch, and in a fatisfactory manner. . r ASS. Agricultural Implements Manufactured., to order, and particular,. attention - ''' J- ' paid to Repairs. : ' All kinds of ! PATTERN jtTORS done to order on short notice ' '' ' ' - ' ' - - A. F.' CHERRY, . , Albany, Angnst 1?, 1866.1y -: ' Hll II ADVERTISEMENTS THE WONOER OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY I MRS! L. A; STIPP'S LEGACY TO THE WORLD I Oltoiiieic5 T3S ll Sill in, Tor Contumptlon, Coughs, Coldf, Whooping' Cough, Hoarso txcun, etc., etc. 11IK DIFFKIIRNCKH 11KTWKKN THE TI10. HA(?iC ItALHAM and tho Allopnthln uut iiiudiclni'M iathif: tho jjulfir lru ni'liin'H, wl.m taken into tl. utoinnch, tiiakoyou ti. k, whilu tho vennnti'in created by uiy Thorncto IIhIkuih U im foothinjr a(t a cup of ten. Win n the lrn m"li cine, tnkert by tho tnultitudn of virtiml who hiivo died with tho coniinit Ion, And thotr way into the lunird, they iiniiH-tlhitely eotnimrn to lrrl(t ti ml iiidatuv thu"nli.er and in reufO llio flow f innlter. t .. .. ...... i. ....i..- i frctly. m.d an borouonnd rU bU Mo nway. no intiiKa, oivnuxv no rnie mi n n ipinniuy, nu rnict's it ao eiiiily , that bv is evrtuinly rtovt ring ; ii ml utnlcr this common deluion ha otiiMea tn take the medicine, nod continues to cja nnd spit, until cxhnUKtcd nature submits and hn fiml relief in the grave. On tho other hand, when my Tborcclo r..ilnm find, its wny into the I utix it rouinitnet at oixo t kenl the uleeri. It g s to the vvry rout of tho di-it"e, and gently, but surely, drws nil morbid bitiiK r from the ukn luted parts. It purifim the bbni'l, n it I eouipniied Mholly of vegi-tulde nut tvtial. It strengthens ami does nt il l.ilitst" th getutal cytm. It tends to quiet the nerves nnd invigorate th patient and ssit in relieving th cengetcd rondill'tn i t th lung, by diffusing the aeeutuolatrd bool over the iurtace, and it cUar awny tbe obntriKiious that impvl-j egrecs ofall tbe iintiirities of the body throogh tin ir natural ban- litis tbe bowel and more -pn tally doe it tend r to draw all t xcTvliou fr iii the lun;:. and induce a new und vigorous a tioti to tho liver and imparls strength aud new life to tho patient. l'ear thi In mind, that the secret of the surer of my Thoracic I'alnniu livs euelosi-d in th li'tle nut-h U : f!rt, it doe nt irritate the long and eate the patient to expectorate ; seeond, it dm eouimence at once lo beat tho ule.r : it sootlu and allays the hifl.unatifti, and Step the coughing ; and txperturation ; it tn ngtln u and etieifiirage the patlitit, nnl, with pr pr notiiuhmriit. be mut rccovr. Tbi uudb-ine don't give vmi ih-w lungs ; It only mends up your M oi;e, nnd, with earo they toay Uke rou away on into a );ootl old age. j I connot eio.o Mittiout saying a wora to tny own rex. 1 am now in my ikty-urt jtur, and can truly 3y that with all my esperltnee wi'h ft male dima' . 1 have found it tbe ;ift and bet reme dy, and no woitian ir. dvlicatt bealth s'ould I e withont it. Dr. Aicr truthfully rrtohrk that le than one half of the ft mate of loo Vnited h'Ut- have sound hrahh. and the condition of th dior dcred one i leavipg it lmpr-s tl e f i!ng gen-! eration. Then, bow important e should have n -rrtn-dy for tb-e evil. Y't pub.ful or supprtf red . inctiin, irrcgularitu. etc., and lo f r women at 1 the turn '-f life, and ffad girl, this medicine will j be found invaluable. It should at bo tist-d lp- j fore and altrr confinement. "An ounre of tv. . ventivc I bt t-r than a p und of cure," j RemttnlH r, kiml fill er, or fon I hunbsnd. when J adruututf ring r.iy tnedirines t a darting daughter ' or frad'wife, that tbry are i- n;pot-d of no de.-tt- I dealing minerals or nau-eating drug. v make the ' sir k more ioierable an 1 ba.ten their nnlinly end ; but ll.ey are n cotnj otind of fneti-inil roit, btrb. barks, btossotns, etc., with wbone grner' u healing virtues years of experience have ra le me famiibr, For further particulars see pamphlet .rc-.fpany. log every bottle. Mns. I.. A. Mll'r. All f Mrs. L. A. f?sipp's Medirlnes are manu factured and put op by W. C. Avear, PaU-io. Orr- i gon. to whom all Kiiers on iuine rnoo.a o i- reefed. Mrs. L. A. Ftij p's Medicines for al at WbiUi-1 moio & Co.. Albany j Klkin i Hn, Lebanon;! It. Fmith. tlsrriburg ; Ftnitb & Davis, Portland. .Sept. II. 167 vauSyt. . a ' a '! STATE EIGHTS DEMOCRAT JOB PRINTING o I IZ . FIRST ST., ALBANY, OREGON. w If L bare connected with this ofT.ec a rst-clas JOB OFFICE, and arc prepared, at shortest notice, to fill. In tbe neatest inanccr, any order that may be sent us. EVUUY DESCRIPTION OF JOB PRINTING Executed f jH-edily, and in a ratis factory Style, at Prices CHEAP AS TIIK CIICAPCSTX Theatres, Concerts, and Fublio Meetings, Accommodated at the Shortest Notice! MERCHANTS. BANKERS. AND BUSINESS MEN HUPPL1ED WITH CARDS, BILLS, 01LL-I1KADS, BILLS LADIN'l, --CHECKS, LETTER HEAD INGS, Ac. bTll -circulars, election tickets, ball tickets, census blanks, druggists' labels, liquor 's labels, orders of dan cing, notes of hand, dray receipts, legal blanks of all kinds, circulars, bills of fare, prog ram m es. shi pping . receipts, books and -- - pa mph lets, cata log ues, and BY-LAWS. All Orders Promptly Attended to ABBOTT & BROWN, : : ; i "State Rights Democrat'' Job Offico, ; CITY MARKET. t . ' ! Dlain St., Opposite the New Drug Store, AliBAKY, OREGON.' .1 ; MENDENHALL & EEDPATHr Proprietors WILL. ALWAYS KEEP 0W . BAND THE BEST OF .... CP MEATS - OP AJjJj VARIETIES. A LIBERAL SHARE OF PATRONAGE IS Bolioitd. as we intend to keen as cood an as sortment, and of as good quality as. the country auoras. Y i ; i We are always ready to pay the Highest Casa Price for Fat Stock. ' April 6, 18C7 v2n.14tf WHEAT! WHEAT ! -100,000 RUSH ELS OF WHEAT WANTED within the next two weeks, for which The Highest Cash Price will be Paid, By - , . J. GRADW0IIL, T2n35fc? , Ban Francisep Store. A 1) V E 11 T ISEMI3NTS. Aro you nick, feeble, and complaltilnK? Are you out of order, with your nyntem deranged, and vour feellnK ..""ini i'"' m uticomioriBDier i iiewdvnin- uticomioriBDier j new) mi "wIKl, jj'1'V toini ar otfen the prelud deied lititnora purify tha blood, and let the fluid "kmovo on niicbitruclf (I in Oia)lh ocelli. 'Ihey rtitnu lutH tho fund Ion of tho body into vijroou orilvity, purify tho flm from tho obp-tructioim which ttmke diM'nito. A cold kettle toitiewhero in the xuy, and obntrucU lt natural fimctionit. 'lhee, if not re Uoved, react upon theuitclvcvand the tturroundln orjran, producing K uru ainvntlon. utlerinK, and dioein'O. While in thin condition, ottem'd by the d'rntt(etneiita, tako Aver' l'illf. and ro how directly they re.tore tlio natural action of the - uiirt'it uiri What in true and o apparent in lhl trivial and com- jnon eouipiaiur, I io into in innny Of me ueep- aeated auu uaiiKerou uikteinper. J lie iino pur inrga- live elKct exitelx tliftrt. I aurei by lmliar otnittuc- lions and ilerangement of the natural functions of the body, they are rapidly, and many of them sure'y, cured by tho same means. Mono wbo know tho virtues of these 1'ills. wlil tieKlect to employ ttitru When siiflerlng from the Unorders they cure. Matctnctit liom leading phjik-lan in rome of tbe principal cities, aud liomoll.tr wtJS-ktiOwu public lerioi.s I'rom a F.trvardivj Mrrrhttnt rf St. LouU. Ftb 4, im. Dn Avrn Vour I'ilb are tbe paragon of all that Is gieat In medicine. They have cuicrt rny lilt! daughter of ukrcioo orc uroit ber bat d and feet thst bad ptovett lucursbfe orers. Iter mother lias been long gilcvouly afflicted with b'.otcln and plmpies ou ber skin and in ber I. air. After our child was ciiicd, she also tiled your I HI, end they Lavccutedl.tr. ASA MOUOUIDOE. As a Family Phytic. - Prom Tfr, K If. Carttrriyht, AVw Ortfnn$. Your 1111s are the prince of purpes. Their ex cellent quaHlie surpacs cny csthaiiic we po-. They are rniUI. but very certain and effectual in their ection on the bowel, which tneketlem luvaJuabJe to us in tlto ilaily treatment or )ieae. IIetMlarbe,Nirk llrudnt lic, rent Ktomach. Frnm Ir Edward tlnyd, lUtftimore. Drjin lino. Avr.U' I cannot nir )oa whal complaint 1 have currd u!h vour l itis U tter Ihsn to say nit that ve ercr treat u-ith a puryaticr medi cine. I place great dependence on that effectual cathartic in rny daity couter with diea, and be lieving, a I do. that )our I'iil s fiord us the Ut w kave, 1 of coum value thetn highly. I'tTWBfitrt, l'a.. 3fay 1, 1155. Dr. J. f. Avrn Mr. t have brii repeatedly cured of the wort hrndache an boly csn have by a doe or to of our I'll! It iein to art from a foul stomach, which thev c'eane at once. Vouis wiiUguatretj-rrt. Kl V l UKHLK. t'terk tf SI tamer Clarion. ESilioaa Disorder I.ivrr 1'ompfaiota. rrom Dr. ThrU-r tUtt,t.Srw YttrkfVy. JSot only are ) our lilUsdmitably adsptrd U their, purpfj as an a-rient, but I tii.d their beneficial fleet upon UK? IJver very marked indeed. They have In my practice proved more cfirctosl for th cure of Liiou cimftinnti than any one remedy 1 can mention 1 sincerely rejoice that we have at lengi lia purgative which Is worthy lb confidence of the pioicwiou and the people DtrAiiTarsiTor Ttix ITK8irtn. 1 Vahiugiou. I). C , ,lh rtrt . lhM f fit A: I have ued jour Hiis iu my general and botpiial practice eter since jou made them, and cannot teiiafe to say they are the tnt cathartic we employ. Tl.elr regulating action on the liver ts quick and decided. conM-ijurntly they are an ad mirable remedy for detaugetaeuit of that organ Indeed, 1 bate seldom lout.d a cae of 0$hou dis tote o oUlinate that it did not readily ticld to them t'ratcruaJJy voor, AUA'.O HALL. )I. D., ilujuctwi a the Marine Jfofj,ilat. lyentery, Dinrrbcra, ftrlax, Wsraii. J'rout Ir. J. fS. tirtcn,tf fhicnijn. Your I'll! have bad a long trial In mr practice, and 1 hold them in rtem e one of the bt aen ents 1 have ever found, T Uir a.teraUt e effect upon the liver make them an excellent remedy, when given la rns!l domes lor ttiltou. dgtrnterij and diar. tktrti. Tleir sugaroaling make ihejn very ac- ciifen. c-i.ioii auu couvtbicui lor ii-e ujc ot wouku aud DyIepIa, Smparify of Ibe IIIsxmI. From ke. J. V. llimtt. fYufor tf Jdttni Church, Jutt.n. Do. ATtn: I have u4 vour Pills with extra ordinary success in my family and among thewe 1 am called to vUH Jn Oifre. To regu!at the orgsr-s of ligeion and purity il.e b!ojd, they ate the very tt remedy 1 have ever known, ai d 1 cau coou denUy recommend thcui to my ftknd Vouis, J. V, I1IMES. Wabaaw, Wyoming Co , N. Y.,tlct. 1, DtAHtin: I am u4a ) our Cathartic 1'iUs in toy practice, and lind them an rxcriienr purgative to clean xi ih slctn and intng Ae fMt-ut fifths toocf. JOUS a. ill.At HAM. M. D. Corv.ilrmtlon, CimilrmfM, MwpprrMlssiy Itbetmriin, Keuralgin, Urapvy. 1'aruly.b, 1' it, etc. FrGmftr.J P. Vaughn, Monfrtnl.t'tnmda. Too much cannot be said of your 1'nl. tor tbe cure of co.frrir.r. If others of our frstcrt-itv have found them a tll cacious as I hate. they .liould join roe In proclaiming it, forflteU neittof the multitude wto suffer troro that complaint, which, aahough bad enough la ive (, i the progenitor of ot her that are worxi. 1 t-t!eve etitivrnr$g to oiigiuafe in the liver, but your 1 ult aSect that organ aud euro the dilate. From ilri. E. Stuart, Ihytleiatu and MMirlfi, Jintton. I find one or two large oes of your IIHs, taken at the proper time, are excellent promotive, of the natural ucrtUnn when wholly or partially sup pressed, and a'.ro very cfjectual to cleaute Ut ttowarh and crM-f iromi, They are so much the best phyr-ic we have that 1 rccotunteud no other to Xii y patients From the Ecv Dr. Ilawtti. tf the Methodist Epit. ttturch. rct-AfXl flocfir, Savannah, Ca.. Jan. 6, IS-jO. ltous.u MB. I should be uugtatelul lor the relief) our skill has biougbt tne if 1 did hot report my cace to )ou. A cold settled in my limbs aud brought en excruciating vturalgic pnint, widch ended in chronic rtuvmatism. Notwithctandiug 1 bad the bent of physicians, the dilate grew won and worse until by tlte adtice of your excellent agent in tiultimote. Dr iloci.cnie, 1 tried our Pills. Their elfects weie ;ow, but sure, lly per evering iu the use of them. 1 am how entirely well. SrxATK Chamber. T.aton Kouge, I.,5Drc.,lS5. Hit Avui! 1 li.vn tf ti eiitln-lr cured, bv vour rjUi, of lihrumatic r;of Htimil dithat baa afiheted rue lor jear. Ct-M aLIULLL. - . . . . . . i E7"JIot of the Tills In matket contain Mercury, which although a valuable remedy in skilful bands, is Oatiseroua iu a Kub'ic tiill. from the dieadful con sequences I list li ttjurutfy follow its incautious use. Tbci-e coutaiu no lucrcury or uiiucial substance whatever. Price, 23 ccats per Box, or 5 Boxes for $L Prepared by Dr. J. C. AXES & Co., Lowell, Uaxs. H.JU Noit bv Settlemier A Co., Aibauy. and a Wholesale and Retail by Smith A Davis, Port- aiid. scSly ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURE. MCCORD & CO. Take pleasuro in informing tho public . that they aro now . Hannfacturlng at Aibauy, Oregon, A Sl'PEUIOlt AttTlCI.E OF PURE XjJJRJD OIL. Also a superior article of ASSORTED TOIXET SOAP, PALE SOAP AND OLIVE SOAP. . ... -v. . . , All of which they propose to sell an as favorable terms as tho sumo articles can be imported; and . " " ' ... Warrant Each Article to Give Satisfaction! ENQUIRE FOR TIIE IIOME-MANUFACTUR ED ARTICLE, AND BUY NO OTHER! , jZrirAll kinds of Grease change for trade. taken in tx- . v2n!9tf. v SPECIAL ATTRACTION J ITOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL JJV 1 persons knowing tbomsclves iudebtod to the undersiirncd, "either by nota or book account, to settle the same in oash or morohantablo produce at the market value, by the 10th day of December, 1867, as if is absolutely necessary that we collect the same to enable us to carry on our business. By promptly attending to the abova requirements, you will confer a favor upon si .-rr,:; . , W.W. PARRISH & CO. Albany, Oct. 26, 1867 v3n!2tf JOB lVORfi Flatly and cheaply done at thiS .OQCC. , ; r. ., ' mm -4 ADVERTISEMENTS. MTATK OF OKEOO.V. STATE OFEtCERS. Governor Geo, L. Woods; residence, Salem ; sal ary.,................ ..$1,600 Secretary or State Samuel E. iMay j resi dence, Salem j salary,,, '...., ,1,1,500 Stato TrcaureiK. N. Cooke-j residence, Saleui ; salary,,.., ., gQO .Stftte Printer V. A. McPberson; residence, Salem ; salary, Fees SENATORS. fieo. II. Williams, term expires Marh ?,, 1871. II. V. Corbett, term expires March 3, 1873. llEf'KESEXTATIVB. i Kufua Mallory, term expires ilareh 3, 1871. STATK JUDICIARY". Fir.t District P. P. Prim, Ass. Justice of the Sa-prt-me Court and ex-njficio Judgo of the 1st Ju dicial District; residence, Jacksonville. ?eerid D'mtrict Ass. Justice rinpr.iim: Court ud tx-ojjlcin Judge of 2d Judi cial District. 1'hird Difctrict H. P. Uotse, As. Justice Supreme Court and t-oit?it, Judge of 3rd Judicial Dis trict j residence, haictn. Fourili District E. D. lihattuck, Chief Justice Hiipreiuu Court and tr-ijJlr.!o Judge f the 4tb .In. lii i d District; rt;idene, Portland. Tilth litriet J. ). Wiison, As. Justice Supreme Court and c oeo Judge of the ith Judicial District ; residctiee, Dalies. The sulary of the several Judges is $2,000 per mnutn, FEDERAL OrFKEES. C. 8. District Ju lg, M. P. Deady, Portland, IJ. S. M'liMlml. Al. Zifctier, Portland. Cerk uf the L'.H. Courts, It ilph W.lcox, Portland. ('Hector at P rt of Alria, , At no, Purveyor General. Kiisha Applegste, Eugene City. U jgUti-r at Land OiSce, Jnht Kelly, Uoseburg. itoi-civur " A, 11, Flint, " Hegister Owtii Wade, Oregon City. Keeeiver " H. Wirr?n, -iip't Indian Affairs, J. W. P. HuutingUn, Salem. Chi, f CI k in Ind. Dq.'t, C. S. Woodworth, " AmorMor V. S. lute.". l!ev,,Toos. Frar.ar, Portland. Colbetor " " M. Crawf.rd, Deputy j. S. Aseor, Wm, Grooms, " Deputy U. 8. Collector, Ed. Eackcnsto, " MCATiOVt flOLNDAItr, LC. Area, 01.219 square tnibrs. Acres, 60,3i8,720. Ppulatiii, TU.Uoii. Capital, Salem. Orcgnii is tbe tuot wetcro portion of the Uni ted Htates; was rganie as a Territory on the 2d of Hay, I H 15. and wa a liuithrd int tbe I'nb.n n the l-'tli of February, IHj'j. It is bounded on the north by Washington Territory, from which it is separated l.y the t olusihia. nvr and the 4",th parallel of nrth l.it.tu 1 ; cuist, by a line I rm the tiioulh of the Owyhee river, due aoulli to the par- alh ior 4iv nurU south along sai l parallel, to the Pacific ; an t on the wct by the Pacific ocean It li- Uiwe.-n 42 and 4f.20' north latitude, and between lii..0' aril IZI'.IU' wvet longitude. f he country is principally mountainous. Some narrow str p of country lyinjj around the coast hetween t;ie m unt4ins and the sea are- very rich and productive, but the difficulty of coiiimuak a- it.n h hitherto ret.ir led their rettlcmtnt. Th? Wi laweitc Valley, lying distant about forty miles frritlic oeraii. aud prilc! with thcc akt m parale l frui it by the coast range cf mountains i.10 mile in length, and from 4tf to CO miles in width. Tbe land ts principally prairie, of fine sot wcu tsinbr;i, ana watered oy mountain streams, which empty near tbe centre of the Val- iey into the Willamette river, which is navigated by steamboats iu entire length during one-tall of the yesr. AOS ICC I.T l" R A L rSODCCT. The lands in the Willamette Valley are very productive. Wheat, oat, barley, vegetables, etc, yield largely. It is believed tbe tbe finest wheat growing region iu ibe United States. Land is worth frm 'j to $ la per acre, depend ing on tbe character of the ail aud the amount, of ;tiprovctnct;t. Froit. of every variety aro produce! in targe 'juautitii end in great perfection. Owing to the c iol temperature, c-fro an 1 grapes do not do so w.'.l, though they art cultivated, ta a lisaited ex tent. Wa;-e for fann laborers rangtf fr .m to $19 pur rnonib in this part of tbe country. i ut' of the Willamette, toward California, are the Umpi'ia and Ito-jne river valleys. They are inure litu.t -1 than the WiSSaisette. bt bava the ame general cbaro teristics. Tb climate is more mil 1, and t iaeci grws to pr-rfection. The wild gras is very fine, an I tbe number of cattle, horses and sheep ram-J is very large. cau.Mir.5. Oregon t divided itu. twcnty4iro cen ties, viz: Maker, Kcnlja, Clackamas. Clatsop, Coos, Curry, D-'Ugtaa. Grant, Jaek.on, Josephine, Liun. Lane, Marion. Multnomah, Polk, Tillamook. Union, Uma tilla, Wasco, Washington. Yambiil and Columbia. UNS COC N TV. Linn ernnty is. situate north of Lone and con tains a population of 7.70S, being an increase of a.17 sinco Ii ltid tbfr popuhuion of this ccunty was only Linn cwuoty eontaias an urea f $77 square uvJes, or 61.200 acres.. . Num ber of tna't in tho couafy, 423j; f.-niales, 3.474. Voters' 2.250. Acres of load nmLr cultivation, I'J.iQj. Valueof asf.esable property, $2,500,000. liuring l.wo5 a rpleudid brick ccurt bouse wa erc t'.-d at Albany, tW eunty se:U, at a cost of $31,000. Also, the pre writ year ws erected a large, oeantiful and eotuinodieats educational struc ture, called tho "Albany Collegiate Institute." Thj p -sutfiioes iu this county are Alhony, Peo ria, Lebanon, fielo, Brow us viij). Pine and Harris burg. CorsTT Orrici-n. Jtidg, It. Geary ; Cotn niifnioncr. Paul Clover aud Jason Wheeler ; Sher iJ, Harvey inith; Clerk, A. W. Btaonard ; Asses sor, George II uttn; Treasurer, Jostph Nixon; School Superintendent, C. A. Ferguson ; Surveyox, H. J. C. Avcrill; Coroner, Win. Lifter. TERMS Of CIRCUIT COURT IM ORECOX, rirnt Judicial District In tbe conuty of Je- phino, on the s.cond Monday iu April and tho . . Monday in October. I . ... , . son, on tho second Monday n v . ' .ucuter. n ths county ot Jack- iu February, Jmuu and Second Judiciat District In theconafy of Doug- is, on tbe second Monday in May and November. Iu tho county of Curry, on the fir.U Monday in Juue. In the county of Coos, on ihi fourth Mon- lity in M.iv. In the county f Lane, on the third .Monday in April and on the fourth Monday in Oct 'ber. In the county of Benton, on tho secoud Mondny in April nnd November. r Tbir i Judicial District In tbe county of Linn on the fourth Monday in March aud October. In tho county of Miinon, on the second Monday in March and fourth Monday in June and November. In tbe county of Polk, on the fourth Monday in April nnd third Monday in November. In tbe "ounty of Yambiil, on the secoud Monday in April and November. Fourth Judicial District In tho countv of Clackamas, on the third Monday in March and fourth Monday in October. In tlte county of Mult nomah, on the second Mondny in February, June and November. In tho countv of Columbia, on the third Tuesday in April. In the county of Clatsop, on the fourth Tuesday in April and first Tuesday in October. Iu the county of vVasning ton, on tbe third Monday of May and Ootober. Fifth Judicial District In the county of asco on the third Monday in April, fourth Monday ia June,' and "second Monday; iu pceunjber.j In the county of Umatilla, on the second Monday in May and the third Monday in November. In tho coun ty of Union, on tho third Monday in May and second Monday in November. In . the county of Baker, on the fourth Monday in May and first Monday in November, In the oounty or Grant, on the second Monday in June and third Monday in October. " v. r-i Ti';':'i sj. 33. cooycxiEr. ALBANY, OREGON. T HAVE ALWAYS ON . II AND. M ; or wiUManutacture to .order, every style, of ; DOORS, SASH. AND .BUNDS, at the shortest notice and lo'wesV possible charges -Hoards' Matched and Planed. Work ' executed" in a style not surpassed by any Shop in the State. The Mill is in the lower part of the town outhe river bank, at , the corners of; the jbiping claims of the Montieths and Ilackleman. r .:-.", -j:-r ' ! J, B. COMLEY. Albany, September 20, 1865. WANXJBD 1 00,000 pounds ofWOOL, for which I HIGHEST MARK E . roar23v2n3.. fUI pay the PRICE ! N0RCROSS. ADVERTISEMENTS. SA -1WQ-X. Persona or sedentary habits troubled with weak ness, lassitode, palpitation of tbe beart, lack of appetite, distress after eating, torpid liver, eonstb- pation, Ac, deserve to suffer if tbey will not try the celebrated PLANTATION BITTE21S, which are now recommended by the highest medical an tborirics, and warranted to produce an immediate beneficial effect. They are exceedingly agreeable, perfectly pure, and must e upe reed j all other ton tc where a healthy, gentle stimulant is required. They purify, atrengtben and invigorate, , They create o beilf by appttit. They are an Antidote to change of wUr aad diet. - f . Tbey strengthen the system and enliven thsv mind. Tbey prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers.. They purify the breath and acidify of the atom ach. ; . . Tbey cure Dyspepsia aDd Constipation. Tbey care Liver Complaint and Nervous Head ache. ' Tbey make the weak strong, the languid bril liant, and are exhansted nature's great restorer. TI.ey are composed of tbe celebrated Calisya bark, wintergreen, sassafras, root and herb, all pre served in perfectly pure Ct. Croix rum. For par ticulars, see circulars and testimonials aronnd cat! bottle. lit r are of impostors. Examine every bottle. Bi-e that it has out private U. 8. stamp onractila ted over the cork, with plantation scene, and our signature on a fine steel plate side labeL Bee that our bottle is not refilled with spurious and delete rious etuff. Any person pretending to tell Plan tation titters by tbe gallon or in bulk, ia an ira potter. Any person iinifating this bottle, or aell jfany other material therein, whether called Plantation Bitters or not, is a criminal onder the U. S. Law, and will be io prosecuted by ns. The demand for Drake's Plantation Bitters, from la dies, clergymen, rarcban's, Ac, is Incredible. Th simple trial of a bottle is the evidence we present of their worth and superiority. They are sold by all respectable druggists, grocers, physi elans, hotels, saloons, steamboats and country M"' P. II. DRAKE A CO. RarneV MafirnoIIa Water. A toilet deligfct ! The bwlie' treasure and ges tkmen's boon t The "sweeten thing" axd largest quantity. Manufaetared from tbe rieb So a Lb era Magnolia. Used t n bathing the face and person,, to reader tbe skin soft and fresh, to proves! erejr tLoo, in ptrfome clothing, Ae. It overcomes the unpleasant odor of perspiration It removes rclotss, tan. blotches, Ac. It cures nervous headache aud allays iaflamma tion. - It cools, soften and adds delieaey to the sxin. It yUlls a subdued and lasting perfume. It cure musqucto b'tes and stings of insects. It contain no material injurious to the skin. It is what every lady should have. Sold every where. Try the Magnolia, Water once and you will use no other Cologne, Perfamery, or Toilet Water afterwards. DE3IAS BARNES A CO u hi TlI'roP.- Exclusive Agents, N. y! bold by all Drug guts and Dealers on the Pacif ic coast. Icon's Kafhafrorrv It is a moet delightful Hair Dressing. It eradicates scurf and dandruff. ' It keeps the head cool and clean. It makes the hair rich, soft and glossy. It prevents hair turning gray and falling fC It restores hair spon prematurely bald heads. T. is is just what Lyon's Katbairon will do. It is pretty it is cheap dnrable. It is literally sold by the car-looJ, and yet its almost iacredi bio demand is daily increasing, nntil there is hard- y a country store that does not keep it, or a fami ly that does not use it. E. THOMAS LYON. Chemist, N. Y. L.yons Extract Glng-e-r. Lyon's Extract of Pure Jamaica, Ginger for Indigestion, Nansca, Heartburn, Sick, Headache, Cholera 3! orbus. Flatulency, Ac, where a warni ng stimulant is required. Its careful preparation and entire pnrty make it a cheap and reliable ar ticle for culinary purposes Sold everywhere, at 50 cts per bottle. Ask for "Ltos's" Pur Ex tract. Take no other. Lyon'M Flen Powder. The cfiect of Lyon's Magnetic Insect Powderfsr almo&t instantaneous death to everything cf the insect species. Fleas, particularly, cannot Bve where it is. It is most wonderful in this respect, being entirelj harmless to the human family. Many worth! imitations are offered. Be partic ular and rec ive none but Lyon's. Each flask of the genuine bears thv signature of E. Lyon and the stamp of Demas Barnes A Co. Slaslang Einlment. Have yon a hurt child or a lame none ? ; Use the Mexican Mustang. Liniment. .....; i For cuts, sprains, barns, swellings and oaked breasts, the Mexican Mustang Liniment is a cer tain cure. -' . .' ":'- For rheumatism, ' neuralgia, stiff jcits, stinga and bites, there is nothing like the &exieaa &tus tang Liniment, j y j ; r-:-! :r - ; For spavined horses, the poll-evU, ringiawa adj sweency, the Mexican Mustang Liniment sever fails., ; . : ;..s ". ' , ? hm-6iv'."."i a -r the Mexican Mustang Liniment is worth its weigh.! in gold. .. ..... ' -v' Cuts, bruises, sprains and swellings, are so com-, men and certain to ooour in every family, that s bottle of this Liniment is the best investmeni tha can he made. ' Jt is mora certain than the doctor it saves time in sending for the doctor ik is cheaper than the doctor and should never be dispensed with. "In lifting the kettle from the fire, it tipped over and soalded my hands terribly. fci- :.f The Mustang Liniment extracted the pain, caused the sore to heal rapidly, and left very litUe scar. - y a CHAS.. FOSTER, 420 Broad StlPhilada. Mrr S. Litch, of Hyde Park, Vt., writes: ' My horse was considered worthless; (spavin) hat since the use of the Mustang Liniment, I have sold him for $150. Your Liniment is doing wonders up here." v v.,.;-,rr;.-.. -.: ..r;-r,.,r.r. ; All genuine is. wrapped in steel plate engravings, signed, G. W. Wostbrook, Chemist, and also has the private TJ. S. litamp of Demaj Babzs A , Co brer tbe top. Look closely, gold by all Dro j gists, at 25, 50 ets, and $1 08, ' eeS r2a4 ly;