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SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY 1, 1868'.
The Bible.
AVto composed tbe following descrip
tion af the Bible we may never know.
It was fouDd in Westminster Abbey,
natnebss and dateless : .
A t ation would be truly happy if it
were ijoverned by no other laws tb&n
thoso of this blessed book.
It i$-80 complete a system that nothing
can be added to it.
It contains CYenrthinsr needful to be
- - - - m w
known or done.
It affords a copy for a king, and a rulo
for a Kuhject.
It gives instruction to a senate author
ity an I direction to a magistrate
It captions a witness, requires an ira
partial verdict of a jury, and furnishes
the jedsro with his seutence.
It sets the husband as lord of the
household, and wife as mistress of the ta
ble tells him how to rule", and ber how
to manasre. .
It entails honor to parents, and enjoins
tbedicnce on children.
It proscribes and limits the sway of the
sovereign, the rule of the ruler, and the
authority of the master commands the
subjects to honor, and the servants to
obey, and the blessing and protection ol
the Almiirhtv to ail that walk by Us
W w
rules.
It I'ives directions for weddinjrs and
w
burials.
It promises food and raiment, and fim-w
its tho use of both.
It points out a faithful and eternal
guardian to the departing husband and
father tells him with whom to leave his
fatherless children, and whom his widow
is to trust and promises a father to the
former, and a husband to the latter.
It teaches a man to-set his house in or
der, and how to make his will ; it appoints
a dowry for his wife, and entails the nht
of the first born and shows how the young
branches shall be Ielt. '
It defends the right of all, and reveals
Tengeance to every defaulter, overreacher
and trespasser.
It is the first book, the best book, and
the oliest book in the world.
It contains the choicest matter gives
the best instruction affords the greatest
pleasure and satisfaction that we ever en
joyed
It contains the best laws and most pro
found mysteries that were ever penned ;
it brines the best of comforts to the in
quiries and disconsolate.
It exhibits life and immortality from
everlasting, and shows the way of glory
It is a brier recital ot all that 13 to
-come.
It fettles all matters iu debate, resolves
all dcnbt3, and eases the mind and ton-
science of all their scruples.
It reveals the onlj living and true God,
and shows tbe way to llim, and sets aside
all otter gods, and describes the vanity 0
them, and all that trust in such ; in short,
it is a book of laws, to show -right and
wrong; a book of wisdom, that condemns
.n 1 1 -t ...
au ioiiv ana mates me iooiisn wise; a
book of truth, that detects all lies and
com fronts all errors; and a book of life,
that ihows the way from everlasting
death.
It contains the most ancient antiquities,
-strange events, wonderful occurrences, he-
1 ....
roic aeeas, unparalleled wars.
It describes the celestial, terrestrial and
infernil worlds, and the origin of the an
gelic myriads, ham an tribes and devilish
jegion3.
It will instruct the accomplished me
manic ana tue most proiound artist.
It teaches the best rhetorician, and ex
ercises every power of the most skillful
arithmetician, puzzles the wisest anatom
ist, and exercises the wisest critic.
T i . . , . ....
At is me Dest covenant mat ever was
agreed 00 ; the best deed that ever was
1.1. .1. . 1 . . 1 .
-Beaiea; me dcsc evidence mat ever was
produced : the best will that ever was
signed. To -understand it, is to be wise
indeed ; to be ignorant of it, is to be des-
.... n
tiiute 01 wisdom.
It is the king's best copy, the
magis-
irate 8 best rule, the housewife's be3t
-guide, the servant's best directory, and
the young man's best companion ; it is the
schoolboy's spelling book, and the learned
man s masterpiece.
It contains choice grammar for a novice
and a profound mystery for a sage.
It is the ignorant man's dictionary, aqd
ue ,yirw uiau s uirpciory.
It affords knowledge of witty inventions
ior the humorous, and dark sayings for
.the grave, and is its own interpreter.
It ercouragas the wise, the warrior, the
swift, the overcomer; and promises an
eternal reward to the excellent, the con
queror, the winner, and the prevalent.
.And that which crowns all is. that the au
, -thor is without partiality, jind without
' hypocrisy.
. tt T 1 il : ...
au wuom mere is no variaDieness or
shadow of turning."
Oregon'Central Railroad. -Messrs.
Iewis and Kandall, the Engineers en-
s gaged ia locating the above road, return
ed to this city by Thursday evening's boat
from the Willamette. They have located
jthe first sixty miles of the road from Port
land, which takes the line to the "Holmes'
0ap" in Polk County, and being really
the shortest line between this citv and
the center of that rich agricultural region,
vauio vi. ueicg passea dj ejtner wagon
road or railroad. A map of the line lo
cated ttrough the "Cornell Pass" and
, Tualitaii Plains wilLbe forwarded to the
Secretary of the Interior by next steamer.
Alter preparing all necessary maps and
.estimates, the surveyors will resume their
field work, and survey one line via Lafay
, tte and also extend the present line to
: this connection we are pleased to learn
that the property holders of this city are
making liberal donations of land, lots, &c,
to aid the enterprise, a list of which we
are pror jlsed at an early daj u -Herald.
The cmpletion of the negotiation . for
the purchase of the Island of St. Thomas
is delayod to await the decision' of the
people of the island, whose consent is
made a condition precedent to the accep-
tance of Hr. Seward's offer of 87,000,000
-'"for it. " y-:-
, w . : : . ," - ''
Selt-Respect. -The truest self-re-i
spect lie s, not in exacting honor that
is undeferved, but in striving to attain
.that wort a which receives honor and ob
serrancc r.s'its rightfal - due.:
OUIt AGENTS.
The following named gentlemen are authorised
act at Agcuts for Tn ktatb maun ukxo-
rat, and to receive nd receipt tor subscriptions
to the paper :
LINN COUNTY.
Robert Wat kin son and James Dorrls ....Folo
Uon Wheeler-... Lebanon
II. L. Ilrown ftlJrownnviue
Matthew Fountain HarrUburg
J. M. Smith ..reona
LANE COUNTY.
lion. J. J. Walton.. Eugene City
BENTON COUNTY.
R. Il.Strabn - corvams
POLK COUNTY.
T. J. Lovelady Pallas
J. B. V. Butler and Dr. Harris -Monmouth
Dr. J. M. McCoy La Creole
Uenl. Harden .....Lola
CLACKAMAS COUNTY, :
J. R. Ralstoa - Oregon CHj
MULTNOMAH COUNTY.
J. F. McCoy Portland
MAUlUni UJUflTX.
N. M. Bell.. I c.im
B. F. Bonhau J
Thoa. ItoTCC. Newspaper Agent, San
Fraucisco, is authorUed to receive subscriptions
and advertisements for our paper, and act aa busl-
gcnt generally
ADVK11TISEMENTS.
FURNITURE AND CABINET WARE.
O- MEALY Sc CO.
Corner ofTirtt and Broad Albln Streets,
(First Door East of J. Norcross Brick)
Albany, Linn County, Oregon,
Keep constantly on band
FULL ASSORTMENT
Of everything in their line of Business,
It
Lower Figures than any other House
This tide of Portias 1.
WE CHALLENGE COMPETITION
V la the line of
UPHOLSTERY, PARLOR SETS
Chamber Sets, Picture Prames
BUREAUS. SAFES. WARDROBES, ETC. ETC,
We bare also on band the celebrated
"ECONOMY WASHING KXACIXINE,"
Which has no equal in the world.
satisfy yonrself.
Get one ana
Particular attention paid to all orders In onr line.
UNDERTAKING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
anlS-ly
f.
3? .A. C I i" IC
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of San Francisro, California.
CASH CAPITAL. $1,000,000 00
SURPLUS ,Jny X, '67...... 238,054 00
CASII ASSETS In G OLD, $1,230,054 91
AU lVosses Paid Immediately la United
State Gold Coin.
FIRE,
OCEAN,
MARINE,
INLAND
INSURANCE.
inE PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY,
barinz arranged with Mer. DICE LOW k
BKOTIIER fur the tran fer of all the boinea of
the Fire Insurance Companies lately reprecented
j tbem, is now prepared to offer to all parties
formerly insured by said companies, equally gocl
terms and prompt payment of losses, in United
States gold coin.
Mr. II. II. BIGELOw will be tbe general Agent
for this Company from this date.
Directors of Paciile Insurance Co.
SA9 frakcisco Jas. D'Fremery.Lloyd Teris,
Lonis JleLane, Wm. Sherman, Oliver Eldridge,
Wm. AlTrd, John 0. Earl, A. Ii. Forbes,
Alex Weill, Alfred Borel, J. O. Kellogg,
Ab'm Seliman, O. T. Lawtn, M. Cheeseman,
Anson G. Stiles, E. L. Goldstein, G.II. Howard,
John O. Bray, Mescs Ellis, G. W. Bearer.
A. Hay ward.
P. L. AVearer, S. Steinhart,
Daridfitern, 31. Rosenbanm.
Jonathan Hunt, sicnAvrsTO.
' W. T. Coleman, Edgar Mills,
E. W. Leonard, G. W. Mo we,
T. L. Barker, C. T. Wheeler.
T. L. Meyer, artsville.
S. M. Wilson, J. II. Jewett.
John B. Newton, portlax d .
1. W. C. Rice,
C. Meyer,
D. J. direr,
Alpheus Bull,
W. C. Ralston,
L. Sachs,
Fred. Billings,
A. L. Tnbbs.
II. M. Newhall, Edward Martin, W. 8. Ladd,
Adam Grant, D. 0. Mills, Jacob Kainm.
J. D. Fry,
II. Hanssmann, stocktow.
L. B. Benebly, T. B. Anthony.
Moses Heller, viroi!a,hev.
Wm. Ecbolle, Wm. Sharon,
II. II. Bigelow,
Wm. Hooper,
Cbas Mayne,
OFFICERS:
J. IIUXT, President.
A. J. K ALSTON, Secretary.
C. A. LATO.V, Marine Secretary.
II. II BIGELOW, Gcn'l Agent.
LADD & TILTON, PORTLAND,
GENERAL AGENTS FOR
Oregon and Washington Territory.
LOCAL
AGENTS t
S.Jt. HAMMER.........' ...Salem
F.A. CUENOWETH u Corrallis
J. B. UNDERWOOD, .....Eugene
S. F. CHAD WICK .............Roseburg
JOHNSON k McCOWN...,..,.. Oregon City
CUMMINS & GRANT..... , IDalles
J. H.-BLEWITT Walla Walla
A. WHEELER...., ....Brownsville
JAMES RILEY..... .,.,...,.,..Harrisburg
JOII-. CONNER......... .......Albany
Nov. 2, 1867 v3n!2yl ;
.: . IN"otioo. :
HOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, WARNING
the pnblio against buying or trading for
eitner of four promissory notes made payable to
J. Q. Thornton or bearer, for the sum of three hun
dred and seventy-five ($375.) dollars each, and
bearing data, September 25th, 1867. . ..
Two of the above notes are payable in one year
from date, and two in two years from date.
The above notes were obtained by misrepresen
tation and without consideration for value received,
therefore I will not pay them.
THOMAS MONTEITH.
AJbany, Oregon, Oct. 11, 1867.v3nl7w4 ,
w A D V E It T 1 S M E NTS;
nn. n. c. nwh.
QEO. F. tKTTLKMIKn.
SETTLEMIER & CO.,
DRUGGISTS,
. AT OR. SHEPHERD'S 0L0 STAND,
ALU A NY. I
3IAIX ST.,
... p
DEALERS
IN
DRUGS,
CHEMICALS,
lnin(. Oils, aim, wyc-siuuM,
V A IX N I S H E S
aso a rctL AssoamicaT or
DRUG Q ISTS1 SUNDRIES.
AGENTS BY APPOINTMENT FOB
Dr.
D. Jaynei & Son'i Family Medicines.
We also keen on band a full snrplj of
All IVttcnt lledicinof in Uc.
Oar stock of Drags, Fluids,' ExtrooU.eto., are from
Well Known Manufacturers,
and will be found '
OF THE I1EST OVAI.ITI X
FECIAL ATTMTIOS OIVKS TO COPOCDt?rO
PHYSICIAN'S PRESCRIPTIONS!
We Hollc.HMh Patronage xf (lie
l'ubllr.
WE HAVE ESTABLISHED' A
BRANCH DRUG STORE AT. SCIQI
vyncft tbe A!UGeN-sf or.
G. A. IIIL.L,
Who will kep a fall supply of Drug. MoJ'tcins,
etc.. etc, for sale at low pricks.
SETTLEMlUtt A CO.
April fl, 1867 T2n31ly
a 11 o B s
JlL'HIC.1 AND i:i)lCATIO.AI.
I3STSTITXJTE.
ALSO
DAY & BOARDING SCHOOIs
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
rplIIS IAJ4TITLTE tH SITUATED
I is s rire4 and beautiful location, awy
from tbe business portion of the city, ott T1IIHD,
between Ii and C hTKKfcTS, I'wiUabd, OrK .r).
Attached to tbe baildtag are extensive and beau
tiful grounds f r tbe eonrenwiice of pupils.
The Laucatioaal ltramaent will ho in rliarre
uf an efficient corps of Teacher. CA FT. J. I C.
A LLSOFF, (formerly a rrofcrin the I nirtrstty
of Louisiana, and for the last five yrars Frincipal
of a Cwllegiate Initttute tn tbe southern part f
California,) Frincipal.
N effort will be spared to make this Institute
equal to the bett on tbe Facifie oH. The course
of studies will tfu brace all the branches usually
taught in Ert-claM hvmioartes in tbe kat, in
cludio the ClaMies, French, German, tfpaaub,
MaLheinatic. Ac, Ao.
The. Mosiat Department will b condaned by
PROF. II. OCIDO QliUD, Oraduate of FUncl's
Constrratorio.
Fartiet frbta the loontry ey rett assured that
unJtr tbe care f MltS. OUOB. (Matron of the
incnt) tley wi'l experience all tbe attention
of a toother ao J enjoy the e'tm.ort vf a home.
N. Ii. Particular attention HI be paid to tbe
choice of Text Bx.ks, in order to avoid anything
of a Seettvnal or Pari fan mature, la our cumcututa
of studies.
For further particulars, enquire at the Institute,
or addrwni II. tiUIDO UUOIi. P. O. Box X. 169,
CAIT. ALLSOPP wll continue to give Erenlng
Lesvons in tbe 3Iodern Languages and Eogjub
branches.
Octobo" 2. 1867 t3d9j1
ALBAIVy Fotxunv
EyiACHIIIE SHOP
A. F. CHERRY,
f
jr aviso nnciiANED the ex-
JX tire w.U.-rot in tbe ALBANY 10 UNI
AS I) MACHINE 6H0F, I am
Prepares! to Furulh
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON WORK
Of every description, on short notice. Also,
BRASS CASTINGS.
" ' All Orders for
MILL WORK
Will be filled with dbpatcb, and in a satisfactory
manner. .
HOUSE POWERS
' AXD
Affricultural Implements
Manufactured to order, and particular attention
- paid to Uepairs.
All kinds of
PATTERN WOItS
done to order on short notice
A. F. CHERRY,
Albany, August 18, 1860-ly
ALBANY BOOK STORE!
E. A. FKEELAND,
BOOK-SELLER AND STATIONER,
Albany - - - - .Oregon.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND:
STANDARD AND mSCELlANEOCS , BOOKS.
Juvenile, Toy Gilt nnd X-lank Cooka,
C0hT IT 4i, AND
SCHOOL BOOKS; AND STATIONERY !
Of every kind used in the State.
.gr BOOKS
short notice.
IMPORTED ' TO
ORDER, at
Declnl61y
WHEAT WANTED!
THE UNDERSIGNED IS NOW. READY TO
pay the
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
i jsr -aA.sE3:
foi: wiieat 1
DELIVERED -AT OUR WAREHOUSE,
NEAR PK4BCB 8 FKBEV.
se28r3n7tf
S. S. MRKIIAM PON.
ADVEUTIHEM E' N'T Si'
HATS, HATS.
MEUSSDORFFER & BRO.,
5 -
Mur.-ufaoturcra and Iinnorters of, and Wholesale
. . and Retail Dealers iu
HATS .AJSHD CAPS,
akd
No. 72 Front Ntrcet, Forllana.
4 III? keCkIVINO. IN AVVillva iu
f their extAtilve 8look. bv every Bteamcr, all
the LATEST STYLES of New York, London and
Par islau taste, for
n-ntlemen'a and Children's Wear
Which they will noil
CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE ON THE COAST
DEALERS IN HATS
Will consult their own tnteresl by eiamlnlng our
Stock before purchasing elsewhere,
Hats of. every stylo and Description
MADE TO O K U fc. ft
a f tm
WETATEsY Hlil'AiUMi,
AT
J. O. lMeussdorlTer & uros
No. 72 Front Street ,..roranl, Og'n,
Cor. I and Hocond HU MarysvUU, tal.
No. 125 J Street.;; f acmwcuio
Nos. 635 A 637 Commercial 8t San Francisco.
.flr Wholekale House at Man rrancuco.vai.
No . 629 Commercial through to 637 Clay streets.
Dee. 1,1866 v2nl6tf
PHILLIP MII-LKK'S
GARBLE YARD !
ALBANY, OREGON.
MARBLE MONUMENTS,
GRAVE AND TOMBSTONES,
Cir IJicry .Sljlo nnd Pattern.
PEDESTALS, SLABS,
MANTEL PIECES.
And Marble Work of A." Itlmln.
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SCULPTURING
Tin: n.i:sT E.irrri:Ri.o 1
THK W:ST KXKCUTKl) WOUK
In tltc Nftstr ofOregon t
AU work dot. at my Marble Yard U iurt.cj out
a to give perfect ui.tauia to toy pairuns.
PURE WHITE. Umm. CR CALIFORNIA MARBLE
Will be us.d a T'iii otderitis; jk shall select.
Tbe Iontkl tJAnx Price
V'Ul be tbar l in : ry $ntacee.
Orders from any Part of the State will
be raith fully and Promptly rilled.
Till: MAItHLi: YARI
Is lut Mam Spreoeer's Pacific Hole!, ti the wt it
side of the stret running from the rirer.
jr- The iuVis are Invited to ealt at toy shen
and examine Scintns of work.
Albany, January 0, 19oe.
THE
OLD STOVE DEPOT!
X3AITI STREET - ALBANY..
jokit BRiaas,
(LATB C. C. OoDLKT A CO.)
Keeps constantly on hand a general assortment of
STOVES!
Of the 91 out Favorite Patterniu
Cocc Stoves,
"Parlor Stoves,
Box Stoves !
With a full and general assortment f
TIN, SHE15T;IIlONf
COPPER AND BRASS-WARE I
-
And all other articles usually found in a
TIN STORE!
Repairing Neatly and Promptly Executed.
TERMS Cash or Produce.
"Short Reckoning make Long Friends,"
Feb. 2, '67 2n25tf
THE RICHEST MAN IN THE WORLD !
. .
E EXTRACT FROM A LETTER
FHfiU I1AUON SOLOMON U0TUSCU1LD.
Paris, 8th April, 1864, 25 Rue Faubyt Honore,
Will you be kind enough .0 havo forwarded to
me here 200 bottles of your Indian Liniment; if
you will send at the same time the account. I will
forward yon tho amount through Messrs. IJelmont
& Co., New York.
BaroS Solomon Rothschild, having recommend
ed to many of bis friends Major Lane's Liniment,
and tbey being desirous to procure it, he should
advise him to establish a depot in Paris,
The INDIAN LINIMENT, as a relief ever
ready, as a killer of pain, taken inwardly or out
wardly applied, has no equal. For tbe relief and
cure of RHEUMATIC and NEURALGIC AF
FECTIONS, SPRAINS, BRUISES, ttq.,eto.. It is
unequalled. It is also nioct efficacious taken in-
wordly in tbe cure of CHOLERA, CRAMPS and
PAINS IN THE STOMACH, DIARRHOEA, DYS
ENTERY, CHOLERA MORBUS, CHOLERA IN
FANTUM, etc., etc., and is without exception the
MOST WONDERFUL PANACEA tho world af
fords. . NO FAMILY should be without it. Evry
TRAVELER hy land or sea, should bavoabottle.
MINERS and FARMERS residing at a dbnanoe
from physicians should keep it constantly on hand.
In case of accidents and sudden attacks of stomach
oomplaints, its value- cannot be estiinotod. In
quire Tor
MAJOR LANE'S INDIAft LINIMENT I
AND TABS NO OTHER!
PRICE FIFTY CENTS PRR BOTTLE.
For sale at wholesale and retail by
Hudson & Mccarty,
14 Merchant's Exchange, San Francisco, Cel.,
ueacral Agents tor the factuo coast..
And by respectable druzuist . throughout the
world. None genuine unless siened by John Thus.
Lane and countersigned by J. T, Lane & Co.. Pro
prietors, 163 Broadway; New York.
jpsr-ocna ior a Circular. aecZ8v3nzo3m
A D V E It T 1 8 K M K N T 8
diseane, and Rfntly, hut surdy, draws all tnor&w
humor from the ulcerated part. It purifies the
blood, a it I eomfosid wholly of t?ttable ta-
teiials. It utrcngilietn and uocs not ij' inlilate tn
general syUui. It tends to quiet the ncrtes an)
invigorate the Datknt and sut in relieving tut
congested eondilion of the luns," hy diffnsinr th
acuaiulatd hlood ovc-r tbe surface, and It ciearif
away the obstruction that iuijx-do frcn of all the
impurities of the body through their natural chan
nel the towels and more especially u tena
to draw all exeretion from the lunj?, and iuduco
a new and vigoron action U tbelirtrand Impart
strength end new life to I ho patient.
Uear flsM in wind, that the secret of the ucm
of tny Thoracic 15s!Atu lit s t;.c!..cd in this link
nut'bd : rt, ii doen not irrttate the luns and
eauso the patirul to erpcctvrata I second, it d s
pnuiuttiico at once to !iel the u'ct-rs: it sootht-s
and allays tbe iiiflstination, and stop tl, cux'in
and eMIration'j il strengthens and tttttwt?tr
the ptljjt. and, with pr'ptr tnuimttA. .
must rtov'r. This tnt'dirine d'nt pive you o'
lunts i it nly tnnds up your old otien, and, wtih
eare they May take you away n into a goid old
I eonnot cle without savins ft word to my owti
sex. I am no in tny lsty-firt yar. and can
truly y that with a!l my experience wi'h ftma!e
dis-ax"S, I hare found it the safest and Wnt reme
dr. and no woman irdtliati health cboutd Le
without it. Ir. Ayer truthfully rtBfU that e 1
than one half of the ft-malcs if lh United '!t
have auttud health. ad the rottdition of ibe dim r
d rd onee I lesvinj; iu in pr n the riit gen
eration. Tbn, hw imp itjnt rhntd bv
n-mt'dy fur tbe vil. lr painful r m prwrf-:
tnvuf . irrtaolaritit s. tt , and lo f r w.-men '
the tarn of lf. aud fiad ?r. this tnr ik-in Will
1 found invaluable. It b(h Un uti be-
fore and alter eonnetnett. "Au "uitr cf prt
vetilive Ut ttur thaw a p"titd t,f eoie."
lUmfffllitf, ki"'d fatl.er, ir f.n 1 butbend. wbei
aJsoifji!' ring my ttudir ie U darling dsoj;bt
or frail that t! y er- np"d dt-itb
draiius iiin ia' r tim?Ji!fj'; drujj. t iitak-tl
i k mre miMiab! a?d l,f- tin if ur.iimt-'
tnd ; but tley are a ci.ittnd of m-dc';rl .
herb, barks, l,S.'m, efe., with he g- nt-r u
healing virtues years ef cspcrienv lave tuad iu?
familiar.
For further particulars s pamj h!i t a c.jd gfj .
log every battle. Mum. L. A. KTII'I'.
S MITI1 k UAVI.. Portland,
MencMl Agents.
All f Mr, fl. A. Stipp's Med'wtnes are manu
factured aod put up by W. (. A YHKt, Faktn. Ore
gon, to whom e!l Mler on busier? thou! J be d
rected.
Mr. L. A. Ftipp Medicine for alc at Wbiiti
more k Co.. Albany ; L'lkin k Son, Lebanon ;
II. Smith. IIrriburg. '.
Spt, It, lC73c5yl.
STATE EIGHTS DEMOCRAT
JOB PRINTING
OFFI 13.
FIRST ST., ALBANY, OREGON.
E have connected with this office a 6rt-r!a.
JOB OPHCB,
and are prepared, at shortest notice, to fill, in the
neatest manner, any orJvr that may be sent u.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF JOB PRINTING
Executed Speedily, and in a satis
factory Style, at Prices
CHEAP AS TUE CHEAPEST!
Theatres,
Concerts, and
Public Meetings,
Accommodated at the Shortest . Notice !
MERCHANTS, BANKERS. AND BUSINESS
MEN SUPPLIED "WITH CARDS,
BILLS, BILL-HEADS. BILLS
LADING, CHECKS,
LETTER HEAD
INGS, Ac.
BALL
CIRCULARS,
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ALBANY, OREGON.
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WUX ALWAYS KEEP 0.1
HASD TBS BESTOF
MEATS OF ALL VARIETIES.
A LIBERAL SHARE OF PATRONAGE IS
solicited, '&8 we intend to keep as good an as
sortment, and of as good quality as the country
affords.
Wo are always ready to pay tho ,'
Highest Cash Price for Fat Stock.
AprU 6, 1867T2n34tf ,
WHEAT ! WHEAT!
100,000 BUSHELS OF WHEAT .
WANTED within the next two weeks, for which
The Highest Cash Price will ho Paid,
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AD.
v K It T 1 8 K M K N T S .
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i .'te t 1
Ar yon sick, feeble, and
coinpiftMna? Atoyonoot
Cl ' .1 . ' . t .
deranK tJ end your feelings
d.Ultr
uncoinionaoie 7 J wk sjrop
toma are often tbe preladff
"N to serious flliifM home fit
16f sickneits Is creeping upon
you. and should be averted
I by a timclv we or the rtetit
remedy Take Ater's l'ills,
I and cleanse out the dior
Idered humors purify the
blood, and let the fluids
move on unobtructed in
I health again. 'J hey atlmu
tJote the function of the
A A (..AM blMAafiHM Mtti iw
iurify thrsystem from the obstructJotis which make
M.bKtructs ft
s natural functions, llase, ir not re
t uton tbemnelves and the surrounding
jieved, reac
rt-sn, pr
Whfleln this condition, opprerted by
ttd diit!iiM
,he derangNnents, Uke Ayer's ruw. . aa are
wlrectiy titer rwsiore ino mmni u r
"m,and w It tba buoysnt Mimr othllhtia.
JWbat is trwe and so apparent in thu trivial and ,nv
imon compl.int, Is also true In tmnfot ti 4eep.
ieated and dangerous dhrtempers. 'J he same PK
tlve effect elxpcls them. Censed by "nr,
tious and dpramremenfa. of the natural aettonf of
Jlhe body, tljey are rapidly, and many ot them surely,
kured by the same means. one who know tbe
Jvlrtues of Itae fills, wiil neglect to employ then
Iwhen suffer ng from ttie dlaordrs they cure.
1 ftUtements from leading physicians In some of tha
jiclpal cities, and from other well-known publio
"VfiOuas
From a Forwarding Merchant qf at. Loull, Feb 4,
D. Arxxt Your Hlls are the paragon of all that
Is great In medicine. They have cured my little
daughter f ulcerous sores upon her hand and feet
that had roved Incurable for years, tier mother
has been long xrtevoualy afflicted with blotches ana
pimples oq her skin and in iftr hair. After our
child was cured, she also tried your llila. and they
have cured her. ASA MOKOlillXiK.
As Family Physic.
From Itr.K W. Cartwright, New Orteant.
Your Ili Is are the price of purjtea. Their ex
cellent qusjlitka surpa any cathartic we poea.
They are mjiid, but very certain and effectual in their
action on t he bowels, which makes them invaluable
to ns in Ush daily treatment of discaie.
IIc4airb:r,Hlek Ilrndocbe, Fenl Stlamach.
Frqm Dr. Edward Boyd, Baltimore.
Dkar J5m. Atxa: 1 cannot ancwer you vhat
eomplainuil have cured with your 1111 better than
to aay ait that vxs ever treat vnlk a purgative tedi
cine. 1 place great dependence on that effectual
cathartic It my daily contrrt with dieae, and be
lieving, as 1 do. tut your 1'ilia afford us tue beat we
have, 1 of c
imrtt value them highly.
IIttubcro, I'a., 3Iay 1 J855.
AfEB fcirs have been reneatedly
Da, J. CL
cured of th
a worst keatlache anybody can have by a
done or two
of vour rlli. It teems to a me irom a
foul stomae
k which tliey cleane at once.
Yours w
itb great rwpect, v rm.nur
Clerk vf tt earner Uarwn.
Dlflr4r Liver Cmtapllnl
ntllsma
From Dir. Theodore Bell. tXtw York CSg.
Kot only itre your 1111 admiably adapted to their
parpOM a tn aperient, but 1 find their beueticial
ettVcra upooi tbe Liver very marked indeed. Ibey
have In my practice proved more effectual for the
core of ltuiu.t complaints tbsn any one remedy 1
can tneuttoiii 1 sincerely rejoice that we have at
lengi b a pur j atlve wbich 1 worthy tbe confidence of
the proieaakia and the people
DEFABTJfEJfTOJ'TIie IjrrrRioB, I
Wajihtnrton. I. V . th Feb . I
Sia: I bs
ire ned your Pills in my central and
boiital rrtictice ever aince you made them, and
cautiot tartrate 10 aay they are ttie best cathartic
we employ. Their regulating action on the liver is
quick and decided. coiiMsuentJy they are an ad
tairable rettedy tor derauementa or that organ
Indeed, 1 halve seldom Umtnl a case of IMiou Hit'
tame ao cbetlinata that it did not readily vield to
them ralehnaiiy yours, AU).ZO UA LL, Si D.,
J t'hyilcian iff the JUartue liotpital.
DraraM-rv, Dtarrserat Itelux, Vrsau.
Fro;
Dr. J. a. i.reen, qft met go.
have had a lot; a trial in my practice,
Your 1111
and 1 bold litem in tteero one of t!c bet x-ri.
ct 1 havec
rer found Their alterative effect npoa
tlx liter m
ke them an excelieut remedv, when
riven In n
II dotes lor U'hout dytenterp and diar-
rhcta. Their
ceptable and
o gar-coating maiiea tbem very ae
convenient tor tbe tue of women and
cbMuren
ia, Isstpttrtty of Ibe Hl4.
From Rev. J.
V. tiimei. Potior 0 Jdccnt Church,
Botttm.
I have ued vour II;! with extra-
Da. Atkk
ordinary oe
called to vbu
dijettion an
be in my lamily and among tbote I am
i in dirtreM. To regulate the organs of
1 purify ti4i b'ood. thev are the very
U.t remedy
I have ever known. ao:d i can conn
racod tbem to my friend
Voura, J. V. UlllZS.
dently recouj
WAMavi. Wyoming Co.. N. Y., Oct. 24, 135.
. DranMti
J am using our cat nartic rum tn my
find them an excellent purcatire to"
practice. at.d
cieaiiMt ipm
jurat and purify the fnutUmna the
JU1J. U MtvitilAH, JA. A.
Cwllpollwi,
Cetollvrnrw. Matnrraici.
Itbewoa
Juatrt, Cieaf . ."Vearalaia. Irepr
a'wrmirtn, rivric
Fvm M.J P. Vamgh ilontrtal. I'nnadn.
Too much cannot be mid of your I'Uht tor the
cure of ctmtittnetB. It other of our fraternity have
found tbem a efi caciou a I have, t her thould join
me lu proclai
mliO suffer i
iming it. Ior tbe bettefitof the multiiadea
rom ti.at complaint, wticn, aitnougb
bad enough it
Uf)T. U the trosekitor of other that
are crt
1' believe cosftrene to originate in tbe
tr I'Uin a Sect that organ aud cure the
liver, but jo
(Urtrase.
From Mrt
Stuart, Physician and Midwife,
Boston.
I find one br two large dows of yonr Pills, taken
,e p
I' time, aie eaeeaeisi promourc or tbe
Statural
secretion when wholly or bartUIlT up
precM-d, ene:
stomach and
tt phyitto
aio very cfffctual to cleanse tbe
expel worm. 1 uey are so much the
e Lave that I recommend no other to
tny pauenu
From Out Rev. Dr. Uawltt, rf tie Methodist Fpit.
t nurcn.
Fclaski flocSK. Saranuah. Ga.. Jan. 6. ISM.
HosouED 'Ma ; J should he nnerateful for tbe
relief your skill has brought me if I did not report
tar cjue to
on. A
com seiuea tn xnr lunos ana
broucht on
jexcruciating neuralgic pains, which
ended in chronic rheumatism. Notwithstanding 1
had the best of
r bbraicians. tbe dJveane rrew wont
and worse. nU
tu by the advice of your excellent
arnt in 15a U more, vr Alackenzie, I tried roar
l'Ul. Their effccU were !ow, but sure. 15y per
erering in the use of them, 1 am now entirely welL
Sexatx Cn tXBXB, Baton Ronfre, La.. S Dec., 185S.
L atks I have been entirely curd, or your
rilin, ot liken tnaiic Oout a rmlnful diiKethat has
afflicted me ii
or years. .
VLNCOT SUDE1X.
fry Host oil tbe lim in market contain Jlercurr.
wbicb altnousu a valuable remedy In vktlnil bands.
iu a public pill, from the dreadful con
sequences that freciueutlv follow it incautious use.
Tin- contaib no mercury or mineral substance
wnaierer.
Trice, 25
eeatf per Sox, or 5 Boxea for $L '
Prepared byj Dr. J. C ATH & Co., Lowell, Mass.
'tX. Jold
y ettiemicr A to
Albany, and a
k Davis, Port-
Whole-ale ail
d Retail by South
and.
seSly
ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURE.
MCCORD & CO.
Take pleosur) In informing the publio that they
are now
9Iauufact
u ring nt' Albany, Oregon,
8CPERIOR ARTICLE OF
PUBS lIbd oil.
, Also a superior article of
ASSORTED TOIXET SOAP,
PALE SOAP AND OLIVE SOAP.
All of whioh tlkey propose to sell an as favorable
terms as the same articles can bo
- j imported and '
Warrant Eaclli Article to Give Satisfaction !
ENQUIRE FOR THE IIOME-MANUFACTUR
ED ARTICLE, AND BUY NO OTHER 1
jj uuiua ui hrenso taken in ex.
chango for trade.! v2n49tf.
SPECIAL ATTRACTION I
NOTICE IS I HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
persons knlowing themselves indebted to the
undersigned, either by note or book account, .to
settle the same in) cash or merchantable - produoo
at the market valine, by the 10th day of December,
1867, as if is absolutely necessary that we collect
9 same to enabte us to carrv on our business.
By promptly attemdine to iho above requirements.
you will confer a favor upon
IWr , f r
(
sr.
1 wu i
3 nc. -ft
W. W. PARRISH 4 CO.
Albany, Oct. 261, 1867 v3n!2tf .
STA TE OF OREGON. - w
' "y '";'.' TATK OttiCtKi. "
OovcrnorQoo. Woods residence, Salem f tU
denc?. HSe-n J salary,...,............. l,60ff
Tr!nri E. N. Cooke: residence,
Fa!cm i salary, 800
State printer W. A. MePherson; residence,
galcmj sal tf t.
85ATOK8.
tleo. H. William, tfl Mh?' "71
ll! W. Corbet, terra crp MareU 3, 1873.
- ' 'RgFREfl-KTAT'VE.' :
Rufus Mallor, terta expire! MarPo Z, U1L
' wt atkv m wmtf, '
first District P. P. VtSm Am. Ji'iee of the 0o
premo Court and tx-offteto' Jauge of wo in Ja
dicial District;
restdencfl, JacksonrHte.
Second District
. Ass. Jnst-
Supreme Court and tz-ojfieio Judg9x4 2d J!ud&.
clal District.
Third District Br P. Boise, Ass. Jnstiao 8oprema
Court and exJJleio Swig of Ztd Judicial Dia--trlct
J residence, fjalem.
Fourth District E. D..battock, Chief Justice
Hoprerno Court and ex-ojfleto Judge of the 4ln
JuJJcUl District; residence, Portland.
Fifth District -J. U. Wilson, Ass. JustieeSoprcmer
Court and ex-ojlcio Jo jge of the fiUi Judicial
DUtriet ; rmridence, Dalles,
The salary of the screrat Judges U $2,000 per
annum. : :
FEbEBAh OFFICERS.
V. 8. District Judge, M. P. Deadly, Portland.
U. fi. Marshal, Al. Zicber, Portland.
Clerk of the V. 8. Courts, Ralph Wilcox, Portland.
Collector at Port of Astoria, , Astria
nrreyor (leiaral, Elisha Applcgate, Eugene City.
Kcgi'tcr at Land OlSce, John Kelly, Boseborj,
llctiyer A. R. Flint,
Krister " Owen Wade, orogacuy.
Receiver II. Warrsn, ;
Hap't Indian Affairs, J. W. PIIuntingtOB,Saleou
ruu f t'A k in Ind. Den't. C. S. Woodworth.
Atfaess'ir U. S. Inter. Rer, Thos. Frazar, Portland.
Collector " M. Crawrrd,
Deputy IT. 8. Assessor, Wm. Oroooi,
Deputy U. 8. Colleotor, Ed. Backeosto,
L0CAT10X, BOCXDAaT, kC.
Area, 01,248 square miles. Acres, 60,958,720. ;
Population, 70,000. Capital, Salem, ' ,
Oregon is tbe roost wetern portion of the Uni
ted States; was organiacd as a Territory on tho"
2d or May, H43, and was admitted into tbe Union .
b the 12th of February, 189. It is bounded on
the north by Washington Territory, from which It
is separated by tho Columbia rirer and tho 46th
parallel of north latitude ; east, by a line from tba
mouth of the Owyheo rirer, due south to the par-
!!-.! of 42 north ; svntb along said parallel, to
the Paetfi? ; and on the west by the Pacific ocean.
It !:- ltwe 42 and 4C20' north latitude, and
between ltU920' and 12430' west longitude.
Tbe country is principally mountainous. omo
narrow str'ps of country lying around tho coast
ftMO the wountaiof and the sea are rery rich
nn l fr'la-the, but tbe diSculty of eommunica
eion b.is hitherto retarded their settlement.
Tha Willamette Valley, lying distant about forty
toi!f:s from the ocean, and parallel with thecoaet
raratel from it by tho coast range of mountains
is ISO mil.- in length, an J from 49 to 60 miles
in width. Tbe Uai is principally prairie, of fina
toll, wetl t:iab..-n:d, and watered by mountain
jtreafn, hih t-rapsy near the centre of tho Vab
j ;ey imo t.v. WiilamHte rirer. which is navigated1
I by t'n-.iAt xu it entire length during one-hall of
jiite year. '
I A'iHJCTl.TCBAl. PEOOCCT5.
1 T;se land. i the Willamette Valley are rcry
j pmlui t.vo. Whtat, oats, barley, rec tables, etc,
j k;J Urely. It is believed to be the finest wheat
!','r w.3; rt'io in tbe United States.
I L.i a 1 i worth fr ta $5 to $15 per acre, depend-
:tf the caracU-r of the soil and the amount of
I :iir.fTcmcct.
Fruis of crery variety are produced in large
j fj-:a'jtitics and in great perfection. Owing to the
jc ol ic;np.-ratare, corn and grapes do cot do so
i m 11 5. Ihmv ... ttlYt Vftftfil (a & limit rA
test.
Waes f r firuiabarers range from $23 to $4d
ier month in ibm part of the country.
S tita cjf th-j Wit'.ameite, toward California, ara
the U:ni-i.t ud Rogue rirer r alleys. They are
mre liuiit 'l tLan th? Willamette, bat hare tho
fame g ncral ehra?t:ristics. Tbe climate is more
wil.l, and tubacc grws to perfection. Tbe wild
grass is very fine, cnl tbj number of cattle, horses
and sbeco ral-c-d is verr laree. .
COfXTItS.
Oregon is divided into twenty "antic, riii
Baker. Dent m, Clackatna. ClaUop. Cous. Carry
Doug! a, tirjnt, Jarkoou, JSt'phinc, Linn, Lane,
Mariun. Muitnoniah, Polk, TillamcHtk, Union, Uma
tilla, Wasco, Washington, Yamhill and Columbia.
LIXX COr.NTT.
Linn connty is situate north of Lane, and con
tains a population of 7.703, being an increase of
'J37eince lSrtC. In I860 the population of this
county was only 934. Linn connty contains aa
area of 77 square miles, or 561.2C0 acres. Nunv.
her of stale in the connty, 4,235; females, 2,474v.
Voters' 2.250. Acres f land under cultivation,
43, 105. Value of assessable property, $2,500,000.
During lf5 a splendid brick court house was
erected at Albany, the canty seat at a cost of
$31,000. Also, the present year was erected av
large, beautiful and commodious educational struc
ture, called tho "Albany Collegiate Institute"
Tbo posto Sices in this county are Albany, Ieo
ria, Lebanon, Scio, Brownsriile, Pine and Harris
burg. . CorxTT Orricens. Judge, E. R. Geary ; Com
nm.Mouer. Paul Clover and Jason Wheeler; Sher
if, Harvey Smith ; Clerk, A. W. Stannard ; Asses
sur. George II oton; Treasurer. Joseph Nixon;
School Superintendent, C. A. Ferguson ; Surveyor,
II. J. C. Averill ; Coroner, Wm. Lister. :
TERMS Of CIRCUIT COURT IX OREGOX.
First Judicial District In the county of Jose
phine, on the second Monday in April and the
fourth Monday in October. In the county of Jack
son, on the second Monday in February, Jane and
November.
Second J udioial District In the county of Doug
las, on the second Monday in May and November.
In the county r Curry, oa tho first Monday in
J une. In the county of Coos, on the fourth Mon
day in May. In the county of Lane, on the third
Monday iu April and on the fourth Monday in
October. In tbe county of Benton, on the eeeend
Monday iu April and November. v
Third Judicial District In the county of Linn
on me rourtn Monday tn March and October, In.
the county of Marion, oa the second Monday ia
March and fourth Monday in June and November.
In the county of Polk, on the fourth Monday in
April and third Monday in November. In tho
county of Yamhill, on the second Monday in April
and November.
Fourth Judicial District In the eooatr of
Clackamas, on the third - Monday in March and
fourth Monday in October. In the county of Mult
nomah, on the second Monday in February, June
and November. In the county of Columbia,- on
the third Tuesday in ApriL In the eoaatj of,
Clatsop, on the fourth Tuesday in April and first
Tuesday in October. Iu the county of Washing
ton, on the third Monday of May and October.
Fifth Judicial District In the county of Wasco
on the third Monday in April, fourth Monday in
June, and second Monday in December. In the
county of Umatilla, on the second Monday in May
and the third Monday in November. In the coun
ty of Union, ou the third Monday in May and
second Monday in November. In the county of
Baker4 oathe fourth Monday in May and first
Monday in November. In the county of Grant,
on the second Monday in June and third Monday
in October. : - ..... .
'PLANING lllldli!
ALBANY, OBEGON.
HAVE ALWAYS OST HAND
or will Manufacture to order, every style of
DOORS, SASH AND BUNDS,
I
at the shortest notioe and lowest possible charge
Boards Matched and Planed.-
Work exeouted in a sW ist,B,....4v .
- - coy
S hop in the State. f - -
The Mill is in tha fowr '.' v.
nn t.h .i . 4 town,
" w .v. umi.i 2&L I tin nnmAN r . v. -
joining
KiuuuB ui ino iuoauctns and liacklem
r lL '. .: w v. vuq
an.
J. B. COMLEY.
Albany, September 20. 1865.
WAITEII100,000 pounds
" of WOOL, for which I will tav th.
HIGHEST MARKET
2n35t? ' 7 San Francisco Store,
mar23v3a. . N0RCHOSS.