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Newspaper Page Textfor Imoaat. V- SATURDAY ....MARCH 21, 1868. A Vexatious Disappointment Mark Twain says that while at Naples hg " poked around and examined a hun dred points of interest with critical im becility." The Grotto of the Dog, how over, claimed his chief attention, and his visit to it is described in the following language. .- - ' "Krerybody has written about the Grot to del Cane and its poisonous vapor, from Pliny down to Smith,' and every tourist has hell a dog by the legs, to test tho ca pabilities of the place. The dog dies iu a minute and a half a chicken instantly. As a general thing strangers who crawl in to sleep do not get up until they are called. . And then they don't cither. The stranger that ventures to sleep there takes a permanent contract. I wanted to see this grotto. I resolved to take a dog and holl him myself; suffocate him a lit tie and time him suffocate him some more and then finish him. Wo reached the grotto at about three o'clock in the afternoon, and then proceeded at once to make experiments. But a not an import ant difficulty presented itself. After I had taken off my coat and bathed my handkerchief with cologne and tied it over my faee, aud got all ready, and was wrought up to the highest pitch of en thusiasm, I recollected that we hadn't any dog. This toned me down some. Well, we thought the matter over, and conclud ed to go baek to a house, about half a tuile away, where I had seen a dog, and ee if I eould borrow it. Brown grum bled a gxd deal, for the day was hot ; but my interest was hot, too, and we started. And so we tramped, tramped, tramped, till I thought we had walked ten miles, and at last we reached the house, almost fagged out. We sat there md chatted awhile, and dropped gently into the subjeet of the dog. and found that the woman who owned him was pre judiced ngainst loaning him out to be ex perimented on with poisoned air. It was singular, but we had no time to discuss the foolish prejudices of "them pheas ants," Browa calls the peasantry, and so vre just bought the dog out and out, and started back. It was a long pull and a weary one. Pull is the eorrect word, be cause the dog didn't want to come, so we had to haul him, turn about, by a long rope he had about his neck, Sometimes that dog would sit down and brace bis fore-paws, and it took both of us to start him; and when ha did come he would come with a yelp, a skip and jump, and then he would prance about twenty steps to the right and tsrenty to the left, with his paws in the air and his eollar half over his ears, and eavort around and car ry on like a lunatic. And Brown would "rair back." oa the rope and sweat and swear. He swore at me, too, for wanting to take the trouble just to try some fool ish experiments. Well, toward sunset we got the dog to the place, and I took off my coat in a fever of excitement, and rolled up my sleeves, and saturated my handkerchief and tied it over my nose. And then just then, after all my troub le and vexation, the dog went up and .smelt Brown's breath and lay down and died." Transplanting in toe Night. A friend, in whose powers of observance we have confidence, informs us that the last Spring and Summer he made the follow ing experiment: He transplanted ten cherry trees while in bloom, commencing at four o'clock in the afternoon, and trans planting cue each hour, until one in the morning. Tho$e transplanted dHrinjj day light shedtheir blossoms, producing lit tle or no fruit, while thoae planted during the darker portions maintained their con dition fully. He did the same with ten dwarf pear trees, after the fruit was one Ihird grorn. Those transplanted during the day shed their fruit: those trans planted during the night perfected their crop, and showing no inj cry. from having been remove !. With each of these trees be removed some earth with the roots. Working Farmer. Effect of Bad Seed. How slight a thing will sometimes hare a serious effect. For instance, the farmer prepares a large field of corn, plants it with-bad seed, as is so often done, and the labor is all for noth ing. He has to plant over, and then he vill get a late erop ; the drought will ef fect it, and simetimes the frost. If a third planting is necessary, as is sometimes the case, the matter is still worse. With wheat and other grains, the crop is gener ally a failure. Planted at the right time a re-sowing must be too late, and thus defeats the whole crop. Now, with a lit tle care good seed may be had, and then all this evil will be avoided. Is it not sheer carelessness ? We cannot be too careful in getting ripe, sound, healthy seed. Rural World. New York, March 12. Tne World's At lanta special says the Constitution adopted in Oeorgia provides for the removal of the cap ital to Atlanta, and this instrument never shall be amended so as to deprive any person of political or civil right by it conferred." It repudiates all private debU incurred prior to June, 18C5, and allows a homestead ex emption of $30,000. The organization of the military shall be subject to the authority of Congress, and all persons may vote ex cept those disfranchised. New Orleans, March 12. Hancock has appointed the 17th and 18th of April for the election for the ratification of the Constitu tion. The . order prescribes regulations for the government of the election. It forbids any candidate for office acting as officer of election. ; It provides that should Congress hereafter enact, that the vote shall also be east at the same election for State and other officers, the tame registers and commission er? will act under this order for 6uch election. Coxcoed, N. II., March 13. The lower branch of the Legislature stands 191 Repub licans to 161 Democrats. Gov. Harriman's (Rep.) majority is about 2,700. "WASBiVGTosy March 12. Attorney Gen. fitanberry has sent in his resignation, which was accepted. lie does this in order to act as the President 8 counsel m the impeach jnent trial. . . - - - Richmond . Ya... March 12. J udge Under- wood has postponed Jeff. Davis' trial till the 14th ot April. ; , . i ; A gentleman mentioned to Archbishop Whately that he had been caught in the rain and was wet through. .""Are you really wet through?" eaid the Archbishop, "I never was wet through in my life, never further than my skin." - ; ; .v A Kansas rascal, recently executed, boast of sixteen murders, . . ,. . OUR AGENTS. The following Darned gentlemen are, authorised to act as Agonu for Thbj Statu Rights Dkmo kat, and to receiro nd receipt for subscriptions o the paper : . . s ... ,r , ? LINN COUNTY. Robert Vfatkinson and James Dorris... Scio Jason Wheeler.......... .......Lctation II. L.- Brown .............Brown.tvillo Matthew Fountain... ............... Harrlsburg J. M. Smith Peoria : " LANE COUNTY. lion. J. J. Walton Eugene City BENTON COUNTY. R. H.Strahn...... Corvallls POLK COUNTY. T. J. Lovelady .Dallas J. I). V. Butler and Dr. Harris Monmouth Dr. J. M. McCoy La Creole Benj. Llaydcii............ .......... ..'..... ...........Eola CLACKAMAS COUNTY. J. R. Ralston. Oregon City MULTNOMAH COUNTY. J. F. McCoy Portland MARION COUNTY. N. M. Bell 1 0 . B. F. Bonlmm ) slem la. F. Eicnhart ...Silverton Hanlcy Waterman....... ..Jefferson Thofl. Hojrcc, Newspaper Agent. San Francisco, is authorized to receive subscription and advertisements for our paper, and act aa busi ness agent generally. ADVERTISEMENTS. THE OLD STOVE DEPOT! ISZAXN STREET ALBANY. JOHN BKIGGS, (lite c. C. C0DLKT CO.) Keeps constantly on hand a general assortment of ST p V E S ! Or the Most Favorite Patternn. Cook Stoves, Parlor Stoves, Box Stoves ! With a full and general assortment of TIN, SHEET-IKON, COPPER AND BRASS-YARE ! And all other article! usually found in a TIN STORE! Repairing Xcatly and . Promptly Executed. . i TERJIS Coali or Produce. "Short Reckoning make Long1 Friends.' Feb. 2, "67 T2n25tf GIFT ENTERPRISE! The distribution of Valuable Pbesest will Positive! Take Place on the 9th of June, A. D. 18GS. EVERY TICKET WARRANTED TO DRAW A PItIZE! READ THE LIST. Corner lot No. 1. in Block No. 5, aa recorded in the Town Plat of the town of Brownsville, Linn county, Oregon, fronting on Washington and Pine streets: improvements, consisting of Dwel ling House, chick sn House. Ao., ke. ; dwelling hnusc,20x2l feet, 4 rooms and pantry below and two twclre feet rooms above. The house is new and not entirely finished, but is now occupied aa a residence. There is a splendid well of wator. made rat-proof. AH enclosed with a good sub stantial board fence. The foregoing prize 4s val ued sJU. ,......,...............BQO OO And also the following valuable real estate, to wit : Sixty-one feet off the eaat end of Lot No. 8, Block No. 3. and 33 feet off the east end of Lot 7, in Clock 3, in the town of Brownsviile, Linn County, Oregon. Improvements, consisting of dwelling bouse 20x23 feet, five rooms, a fine, large brick chimney, and a splendid well of Water. AH enclosed in a good, substantial board fence. Valued at 9700 00 One 91 Bureau, rained at $35 00 j one i Bu reau, mahogany, valued at $35 00 ; one mahog any fluted centre-tablo, rained at $25 00 ; one span sorr2 match horses, valued at $400 00; one bay " Riflessan" stud colt, two years old, valued at $300 00 : one dark chestnut sorrel stallion, 5 years old, 15 bands and Z inehes high, weighing 1,200 lbs., valued at $&C0 0 ; One saddle horse, valued at $120 00. : There will be $2,009 onnisting in part of G OLD AND SILVER WATCHES, FAMILY BIBLES, MUHIC BOXES, ACC0KDOXS, JOLD-PENS. SEWELIiY, Ac Ac. comprising over 5,000 val nrble articles to bo disposed of on the popular plan of One dollar Tor each Ticket Only oneilolLar. It is dfefeirable to sell all .the Tickets and of course it does not make any diff erence who gets the property at a fair distribu tion. Possession f the property will bo given to the lucky ticket-holders immediately after the drawing, except the firt prize named and the sorrel stal lion. Possession of the first will be given in 30 days after the drawing; the deed will be made to the ticket-holder at the . time' of drawing. The horse will be girea up as soon as the season is out, .or on the 1st day of July, 1368. Persons residing at a distance wishing tickets, can have them sent by. Express or Mail, by for warding Oxe Dollar m U. S." coin for each ticket, or for clubs at club rates, by addressing A. OEOKjGE, Brownsville, Linn county, Oregon, or P. C HARPER, Albany, Lian county. No ticket will be held good unless duly reported and registerd previous to th drawing ? SPECIAL Oil CLUO RATES. Any person procuring fire or more names for tickets and forwarding the raoneyl fof the same, can have tickets at the following rates ; 5 Tickets to one address..... i 50 10 do ' " .u,, tt . ;.'..;,; 9 00 20 " " " 17,50 . 1ft- U ''it': ' 1 Off (A VV ? ......, ., , ,V . AO. " - ;' :u- " - - 9t flrt - . ..................... w 50 " " " " 43 00 ioo " ..85 00 In every case send the name of each subscriber, their post office address, with county and State in full. . The drawing and distributions will be on TUES DAY, JUNE 9, in the city of ALBANY, Linn Co., Oregon, by a Committee of five selected by and from the Ticket-holders in attendance. Two clerks will be appointed one by the Committee and one by the undersigned to record, with pen and ink, the number and prizes as they are drawn. , For pedigrees of the Stallions that are up as prizes address JIngh Fields, Bromsyille, Oregon. Title to all property gived clear of all encum brances. , i . - 35-Mr. W, F. Howlktt is an authorized trav eling agent for tne saw of tickets. 7l:T ' A. GEORGE. ;- ' .- ; At I il'.l ' ; : TO THE PUBLIC. : We are well acquainted with ''A.', George,' and have no hesitation in saying that we believe the foregoing enterprise, under his management, will be conducted fairly and impartially. ' . ' , , M. ABRAMS, Merchant, Brownsville. G. C. COOLEY, " " L. II. WASHBURN, A. LEWIS, ' -HUGH FIELDS " it ' u ' SENDERS, STERNBERG, & Co., Brownsville. ! HAYWOOD & CO.,, Merchants,.., Albany. G. F. SETTLE MIER, ; l r A i' A. if. Marshall a co., Livery. " J.-B.-SPRENGER; PaSffio Hotel, , iyj-nX : A.'W. STANARD, Clerk of Court of Linn Co. HARVEY SMITH, Sheriff of Linn bounty, " r- ADVEIITISEM ENTS. TO THE U N FORTUNATE NEW REMEDIES I NEW REMEDIES I ; Dr. falbbon'M IlMciiiars'. il 1 tl KEARNEY STREET, XF vi,'ti niniMt.Mifr .1 ...... w i't .ft .4ttV lt San Frnneij-oo.- LVtiiblishi'd In 1854, for tho treatment of Sexual and Semiunl llacav, inch asOcnorrhica,U!ceutrt- ture, ypnul8 in all its forms, SeuiUiftl Weakness, Impotency, ZS.. t etc. Skin dtfenres (of years' J ' otanding) and Ukcratcd Legs Siiv. success! ully treated. . , . Horrible Disoasos. s How rwiny thousands of pcfsourf, both male and female, are there who are suflorinir out a miserable cxintej.ee from tho i tleots of secret indulgences, or irom virus absorbca into the sytitciii 1 Look at their pallid, emaciated and disligured facva and their broken down conptituthm, disqualifying them for tho happiness of marriage or the enjoy nient of Hie. lu (his horrid situation thousands sutler until death closes the scene. Let parent, guardians, iriund, attaint to thoso who are utTer ing with uy ,of tlieso horrible life-destroying mal adies see that they arc cared for and cured before it be too, late. Send them iwmsdintrly to Dr. Gibbon, a physician who has made private disease his study for years, and who Is certain to cure tho most inveterate trnrnn without mercury r other in jurious drug. It is important to tlmno who are aniietcd, or.tbosu who are interested in the welfare of their friends, to bo careful of the many pretend ed doctors who infest all cities, publishing their skill in curing all disea.H-8 in a few days, iiuiMislnz upon tho public by u.ting tho names of emineul physicians from Europe aud other places. Be therefore careful, and make strict inquiry, or you may tall into the, hands of those charlatans. Seminal Weakness. Seminal Emissions, th consequence of self, abuite. This solitary vice, or depraved sexual In. dulgence, is practised by the youth of both sexes to au almost unlimited extent, producing, with un erring certainty, the following train of morbid symptoms, unless combattod by scientifio medical measures, tit i Sallow countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain in the head, ringing in the cars, noise like tho rustling of leaves and rattling of chariots. Bieainft4 about tho loins, weakness of the limbs, co u fusel vision, blunted intellect, loss of confidence, diflidenee In nppronching stran gers, a dislike to form new acquaintances, a dis position to shun society, loss of memory, hectic flushes, p'unplei and various eruptions about the faee, furred tongue, fetid breath, conjhs. consump tion,, night sweats, monomania n frequent in sanity. If relief be not obtained, should apply immediately, either in person or by letter, and Lave a eurw effected by his new and scientific mode of treating this disease, whleh never fails of effect ing a quick and radical core. Dr. O. will give One Hundred Dollars to any persun who will prove satisfactorily to bra that be was cured of this complaint by either of the San Francisco quacks. MARRIED MEN Or those who contemp'ate marriage, who are suf. fering under any of these fearful maladies, tbould not forget the sacred rcrnibi!iy renting njon them, aor delay to obtain trained late relief. TO THE LADIES. The various complicated and distressing diseases incident to females, treated Slh cnmi-ut success. Such as Suppressions, Irrigu'ahtte, Whites, fall, ing of tho Womb. Tuusor. all I'rinary Diseases, Nervous debility. Painful or Difficult Menstruation, Barrenness, etc., will be speedily cured, without poisonous drugs, injurious or unpaUtat.le raedl ciues of any kind. Have no delicacy in railing, no difference what your troubles may b. The af flirted are cordially invited t call and1 satisfy themselves. DOCTOR GIBBON is responsible and will give t each patient a writU-n instrument, binding him self to effect a radical and pertnai.t bl cure, or make no charge. CURED AT HOME. Tenons at a distanco may be t'l'UED AT HOME, by addressing a Ictler t. Dr. Gibbon, stating coc, syn f toius, b ng'b of time the disease has continued, an t b.ive mcuu mcs promptly for wanled, free fr ni da'oag? and curiosity, to any part of tho country, with full and plain directions for u.m. By enclosing in eurrt-ney or $10 in coin, in a f '4'utcrt-l letu-r through the pot-ficr, or tbr-ugh Wells, Kargo Jfc Co., a package of med icine will be forwarded by exre t any part of the t'nioo. Address DR. J. 1. GIBBON, 618 Keart.ry street, corner of Commercial, San Krancbco. Post OfEce Bo 2j2. Consultation FREE. .st-fT Correspondents will plcae inform DR. GIBBON tLat they read his advertisement in the Democrat. feb2'Jv.Ji2yl NO MORE HIGH PRICES roa GO TO THE STOKE OF J. E. BENTLEY 8u CO, And finnoor Goods as yon did in 1SC0! THEY HAVE JU.ST UECKIVED FR03I SAN FRANCISCO, : TIIK I.AUCEST STOCK Of Boots and tSIiocw. coxsistixg or GENTS' FINE SEWED HOOTS, GENTS' FLNE PEGGED BOOTS, J - DOVh AND CHILDREN'S HOOTS, LADIES AND MISSES' BOOTS, KID CONGRESS GAITERS, AND CHILDREN'S GAITERS. r RUBBER OVER-SHOES, AND SHOES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS CKXTLE3XEV8 HOOTS MADE TO OllDJR OX EIIOBT NOTICE, AX ALL KIND OF REPAIRING ! DONE WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCH. . ,4 . . - p& Km, a lot of Nolo and UppCP sLeutlicr, for sale at tbo Lowest Figure for Cash. , r. 7 - - - GIVE THEM A CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES ! sep21-r3nm8 ALBANY FERRY! TITHE SOLICITATION OP MANY CITI j sens of Lino and Benton counties, I have fitted up the ';. ' J: . ' , . u LOWER FERRY, (it being tbo Stage Route), in such manner as to secure to the public better facilities, at all seasons of the .year, than can be had elsewhere. . My Boat is what is known M a " CURRENT BOAT, and is the bcif on IheMllver withoat ariy : excep tion. Living quite near my Boat , Landing, in Benton county, I am enabled, at all hours, to ac commodate Jhe public. My boa t is secured by, ft good wire rope, and is otherwise constructed with the LATEST IMPROVEMENTS for safety and durability. My connection with the -Upper Ferry, heretofore existlngims recently been severed. ! Rates of ferriage are the same ns the Upper Ferry.. risMH rjVJ? f "A'.? PEARCE, " auglS'flevSnlly- cM -'"Proprietor. ;;;...;APUMCSt RUMPS! ,r The Ceit and Cheapest Now in Use ! FflHE HUBSPRIBER WOULD RESPECTFUL JL iy in form the citizen's of Albany and surround ing country that be is now manufacturing ft very superior WOODEN PlJiflP, the best and cheapest jow in ,ufeV."-i All kiadi of. Pumps repair ed at short notice. Also pipe laid, i J3 Shop first door north of stage office . ..j.- . . i. . -D.' MARSH. Albany, December 14, 1.867 ySn!8m? ; - A D V E li T 1 S K M E NTS. Dlt. R. C. MILL. OKO. r. KTTLEMIKR, 8ETTLEMIER, & CO., DRUG G ISTS, ' AT DR: SHEPHERD'S OLD STAND, MAIN HT.t - - - ALII A NY. : DKALKlt? IN .; 1 DRUGS, MEDIOIIIES, i Chemicals, PalntM, oilHt uuHHf lyc-S(unx, V A 11 N IS II 11 S , ASD A rf I.I. AMOItTM EST OF DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES. AGENTS BY Al'l'OINTMBNT FOB. Dr. D. Jaynes & Son'i Family Medicines. Y also keep on hand a full supply of All rale nt medicine in IJc. Our stock of Drugs, Fluids, Extracts, eto., are from Well Known Manufacturers, and will be found or Tin: IIKST qUALITY ! tVrXlXL ATTr.JITtO?I GIVSJ to toniot'ni?to PHYSICIAN'S PRESCRIPTIONS! We NollcH tic Ialroiittffc of tho I'ublir. V'F. HAVK ESTABLISHBD A BRANCH DRUG STORE AT SCIO! VXUKH TIIK MAXAOKMKMr Ot G. A. HILL, Who will keep a full supply of Drugs, Medicines, etc., etc., for sale at Low i-mrrs. tf KTTLKMIEB A CO. April B, lS67--r2n311y GliO JIS Ml SKA I. AM) I'.Dl'C'ATIO.VAIs nsrsTiTXJOTE. ALSO DAY & BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNO LADIES. r biii is ivstiti ti: i.s siti ati:i 1 in a rrlirrd and beautiful location, sway frw the business frtMn .f the city, n THIRD, bclwron It n I V MTKKETM, I'o.Uatx!, Orr.,n. Attacbl ti the buiblin? areettrnsivr and hu. tiful grund f r tho cunveiiU-iire f t, tii.il. The K luralif;l l (.uritntbt will be ia chsrye of an MirU-nt eiri of Tracher. CAPT. J. P. C. AI.LSOPP, (formerly a Professor hi the I'nircrsity f Iuii.tna, and f -r the last (ire years Principal uf a t'o!;?glafe Institute in tho Southern fart .f California.) Prtr,cijal. N effort will be spartd to make this Institute e'iul it (he brut n the Pacific oal. The eurc jof sialics still embrace all the branrbes usually tausb: in crst-clas remtnarits in the r.at, in- cludins the Classics, Frrncti, (icrman, SoanUh, MaU.nnaUc, 4c. , Ac. The Muttat iH-fartment will be condurted by PROF. II. GlIDO iROB, Graduate of Plancl's Conscrratoric. Parties from the country may rest assured that under the care of MRS. G ROB. (Matron of the Establishment.) they will exi-ern-nccall the attcntiun of a mother and enjoy the cotnf vrls r.f home. N. B. Particular attention will be paid ta the choice of Test B-M'k. In order to avoid anything of a Striu,nal or J'artUam malm ft, in our curriculum of studi-. For further particulars, enquire at the Institute, or address II. tiUIDO OROB, P. O. Box No. IRS. CAPT. ALLSOPP will continue topreEvcnins Lessons In the Modern Lauguages and English branches. , Oetobe- 12. ISfirT-lnOyl AND R1ACHIWE SHOP ! A. F. CHERRY, HAVING IL'IlCIIAi:i Till! EX. tire toWext in the ALBANY FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP, I am Prepared to I'urnlnh WROUGHT AND CAST IRON WORK Of every description, on short notioe. Also, BRASS CASTINGS. : ' All Orders for .MILL WORK Will be filled with' dispatch, and in ft satisfactory manner. HORSE POWERS AriciiUural Implement Manufactured to order, and particular attention paid to Repairs. All kinds of - " PATTERN WORK done to order on short notice V ': ; A. P. CHERRY. r " r Albany, August 18, 1866-ly ALBANY BOOK STORE! E. A. FREELAND, BOOK-SELLER' AND STATIONER, Albany - , - - - Oregon. CONSTANTLY ON HAND: STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, Juvenile, Toy Gilt and Blank Books, -GOLD iri, AND SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY i j Of every kind used in the State. aKBOOKd IMPORTED TO ORDER," at short notice. Doclnl61y WHEAT WANTED! THE. UNDERSIGNED IS NOW READY TO : pay. th :,..:.',,.-; ; ? -1 HIGHEST MARKET PRICE ; "'FOR WHEAT ! T. t DELIVERED AT OUR WAREHOUSE, i . , . ., ' ' f NEAR PEARCE'S PEBBT. .! Bc28v3n7tf 6. 6. MARKIIAM Jk SON. A D V K It T I S E M K N T S . HATS, M HATS. MEUSSDORPFBIt & BRO., Manufacturers and Importer of, and Wholesale ' aud iU'tuil Dealers In HATS -A.2STID CAPS, AUD HATTERS' MATERIALS, No. 72 Front Street, Iort1aiil, AltK KECEIVINO, Iltf ADDITION TO tllr extensive Hlock, by every Btcaincr, all the LATKST HTYLK8 of New York, London and l'arisiau taste, for Gontlomon's and Children's Wear 'Which they will sell CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE ON THE COAST! DEALEKS IN II ATS Will consult their own Interests by examining our block before purchasing elsewhcru. Hats of every style and Description MADE TO ORDER, A I. SO IYI2 ATIY 1 1 1 3 PA I It K , AT J. O. Moussdorflfor & Bro.'s No. 72 Front Btret Portland. Off'n, Cor. D and Hccond Hts Marysvllle, Cal. No. 12b J htrcct , .. Sacramento Nos. fi.li 637 Commercial Ht......8an Francisco, frfr Wholesale ll-ue at Han Francisco, Cal, No . 12 Commercial through to 627 Clay streets. Dee. 1, JSfifi v2n!Ctf PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY, Of San Francisco, California. CASH CAPITAL $1,000,000 00 SURPLUS , Jan'y 1, '07 230,054 00 CASU ASSETS In GOLD, $1,230,034 91 All Loitci Paid Immediately in United States Cold Coin. FIl'tK, OCEAN, MARINE, INLAND rpm: pacific iNHi:nNcn company. HtlTlIKIl f-r the transfer f all the bosioee of the it" Inurn- t ornj jsuics lately rr'rerntl by them, is uw j rr-arrd to frr to all j.arties formerly insured by said eompaoi-, equally po'l t-nn and promj.t payment of lovt, in I'nited ?ita,t gU ein. Mr. II. II. KDJELOW willl-j the general Apfftt f r this Company from this date. Dlrcrlom or I'arifle luMuranre Co. ax rn yriro ltuts MfLnup, Wm. A1?tJ, Alex Weill. Abm iFeliman, An.n U. Kiiies, Johnli. I'.ray, A. Hay ward, I. W. C. Hire, C. Mycr, J. DTrrmtry, Lloyd Teri. Wm. f-b-rtnan, tUer Kldrblge, John O. l'.arl, A. IS. Forlns, Alfn-d Honl, J. J, Kello-j, (i. T. I.awt'.n. 31. C'biMiuiiian, i;. I,. (tn'ds((rinf (. II. Howard, Mrses Klii. t. W. I5evt-r, I. L. Wraver, H. .cuinbarU Iarid Stern, M. Itosenbuunt. Jonathan Hunt, i uascmo. W. T. Coleman, Kdjrar Mil's, K. W, Ijtjonard, i. W. Mowe, T. I., barker, C. T. Wbecter. T. L. Meyer, nrsvn.tr.. K. M. Wilson, J. H. Jewett. John It. Xewton, foniLAsn. Kdward Martin. W. H. Ladd, I. O. Mills, Jacob Katnm. H. Hanssmann, tocktos. L. 11. llenchly, T. 12. Anthony. Moses Heller, Virginia, sar. Wm. Fcholle, Wro. Sharon. D.J. Oliver. A!jt!irus Hull, W. C. UaUton, L. 8achs. Kred. Uillings, A. 1. Tubbs. II. M. XewhaU, Adam (Irani, J. I. Fry, . If. II. Iliffelow, Wm. Hooper, Cbas Mayne, OFFICERS: J. IU7.VT, President. A. J. It ALSTON, Secretary. C A. L VTOX, Marine Secretary. II. II. IIIGELOW, (ien'l Agent LADD &TILTON, PORTLAND, GENERAL AO ENTS FOR Oregon and WnMltlngton Territory. LOCAL AGENTS: 71 , II A INI 1 r Il ?ilcm F.A. CHKXOWETH. ....Corvallis J. B. UNDERWOOD, Eugene S. F. CHADWICK Roseburg JOHNSON & Mt COWN Oregon City CUMMINS & (JRANT Dalles J. II. BLEWITT Walla Walla A. WHEELER... Brownsville JAMES RILEY ...i...v..Harrisburff JOHN JOXM:it Albany Nov. 2, 1S67 v3nl2yl THE RICHEST MAN IN THE WORLD ! E EXTRACT FllO.tX A LETTER FROM BARON SOLOMON ROTHSCHILD. PAHis.Rth April.1864,25 RueFaubySt.IIonore. Will you be kind enough .o hare forwarded to me here 200 bottles of your Indian Liniment; if yon will send at the same tune the account, I will forward you tho amount through JIcBsrs. Belmont & Co., New York. . Baron Solomon Rothschild, having rcoommend ed to many of his friends Major Lane's Liniment, and they being desirous to procure it, ho should ad vise 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 the relief and euro of RHEUMATIC and NEURALGIC AF FECTIONS, SPRAINS, BRUISES, eto., eto.', itis unequalled. It ia also most efficacious taken in wordly in the euro of CHOLERA, CRAMPS and PAINS IN THE STOMACH, DIARR1IQ3A, 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. ; Every TRAVELER by land or sea, should have a bottle. MINERS nnd FARMERS residing at a distance from physicians should keep it constantly on hand. In case of accidents, nod sudden attacks of stomach, eom plaints, its value cannot "be estimated. In . quire for MAJOR LANE'S INDIAN LINIMENT! AND TAKE NO OTHER ! PRICE FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE. For salo at wholesale and retail by , HUDSON sfe McCARTV, 14 Merchant's Exchange, San Francisco, Cal., . ' General Agents for the Pacifio coast ' , And by respectable druggists throughout the world. None genuine unless signed by John Thoa. Lane and countersigned by J T, Lane & Co., Pro prietors 163 Broadway, New York. r-Send for a Circular. doc2Sy3n203m JOB WORK Flatly and cheaply done at this Office. a : . - : ADVERTISEMENTS THE SAN FRANCISCO STORE! ALBANY - - OREGON. f pHE SUBSCRIIJEIt WOULD INFORM TIL". eimena of Albany and vicinity that he now occupies the corner brick store Corner of FIrt and Waihlnton Streets. He Intends to sell goods AT THE LOWEST PRICE ! 4 roa CASH OH PltODUCE!! The public would do well to examine my Goods before purchasing elsewhere. My Stock consists, in part, as follows : CLOTHING, GROCERIES COOTS AND SHOES, Hardware, Crockery, Ajro A GREAT STOCK OF LADIES' FURNISHING, EMIiROIDERY AND FANCY GOODS. A GOOD STOCK OF THE BEST LIQUORS Ever Ilrouglit to thin Market! Which he intends to sell ONLY TOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES 7S, II. I am also ant for (irovcr V ItukerM Newiiig MitchlucM. These Ma- chinei are known to bs the best m the- market. We also beg lave to inform the public that we are MANUPADTUIIING a good article of CIGARS! which we willscll at Sanrraaeiseo Wholesale Prices. Call and examine our stock of Cigars l Tore iurchaing elsewhere. JULIUS GliADWOHL. Dec. 22, 'M v2nlly THE WONDER CF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY MRS. L. A. STIPFS LEGACY TO THE WORLD! rJ7 J torsici o BjiIkiiih, Tor Consttmption, Concha, Colds, Whooplngr Conch, Hoarse ness, ctc etc. roil IE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE THO X RACIC BALSAM and the Allopathic long iu-.licin' utms: the iopular drujr medicines when tk-n into the sumach, rnakeyou sick, wink ibe sensation created by my Thoracic Balsam is as soothing as a etip of ts'a. S bn the drug medi einrs, takrn by the multitude of victims who haw di-d with thrfmuifij.tion, find their wy into the lungs, tney immediately e.mmtn e to irritate an inSamethc ub-ersand in,Teae the fl'w f matter. . a fonse'ioersce, t.!i rat;ent earctorafes rnore freely, and he roughs and spits hi life away I. thtt.lt. L-eau he raises fucb a (jnanttty, an raises it so easily, that he is certainly rt"scring and umler this mmradn dednsion be ctTnac to take the mtdictDts. and eontinncs to eoja and spit, until txbau!d nature submits and Le Ends relief in the grave. On the iber band, when my Thoracic Balsam finds its way iota the longs it commence at i.nee t' beitl the ulcer. It g-s to the very root of the disviu. and gently, but r ly, draws all morbid burner from the ulcerated fiarts. It puriSes tie blood, a it is composed wholly of vegetable roa- tetials. It streugibt-tis and d'MNi not U-biUtate the general system. Il tend to quiet the nerves and invigorate the patient nnd assist in relieving the ei.ngeted eonditicn of the luhg. by diffusing the accumulated blood over the surface, and il clears away the obstructions that impede egress of all the impurities of the body through their natnral chan nels the bowels and more especially does it tend to draw all excretion from the Jungs, 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 j second, it does commence at once to heal the ulcers : it soothes and allays the inflsmation, and stops the coughing and expectoration ; it strengthens and encourages the patient, and, with prcper nourishment, he must recover. This medicine don't give you new lungs ; it only mends up your 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 ir. delicate health should be without it. Dr. Aycr truthfully remarks that lc.s 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, eta., and also fr women at the turn of life, and frail girls, this medicine will be found invaluable. It should also be used be fore and after confinement. "An ounce of pre ventive is better than a pound of cure." Remember, kind father, or fond husband, when administering my medicines to a darling daughter or trail wile, that tbey are composed of no death dealing minerals or nauseating drugs, to make the sirk more miserable and hasten their untimely end : but they are a compound of medicinal roots, herbs, barks, blossoms, etc., with whoso generous healing virtues years of experience have made mo familiar. For further particulars see pamphlet accompany ing every bottle. Mrs. L. A. STIPP. SMITH & DAVIS, Portland, General Agents. All of Mrs. L. A. Stipp's Medicines are manu factured and pnt up by V. C. Avert, Salem, Ore gon, to whom all letters on business should be di rected. Mrt. L. A. Stipp's Medicines for sale at Whitti- more & Co., Albany ; Elkins & Son, Lebanon j 11. bmith, II srrisburg. Sept. H. 18C7 v3n5yl. PIiAIVIIVG MIIilL 5 ALBANY, OREGON.; I HAVE AtslVAYS OX HAND, or will Manufacture to order, every style of ; DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS. at tho shortest notice and lowest pospible charges Boards Matched and Planed. Work executed jn a stylo not gurpassed by any :) i J I Shop in the State.-1 ' s' ' USTf Tho Mill is in the lower part of tho town. on tho river bank, at the corners of the joining claims of tha Montietha and Hackleman. ' " J. B. C0MLEY. ' Albany, September 20, 1865. AD5IINISTRATORS NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE undersigned has been, on this 3rd day of March, 1868, duly appointed Administrator, with the will rnnexed, of tho estate of Alexander Frakos and Elizabeth Frakes, both deeeased, by tho County Court of Linn county, Oregon. All persons hav'ng claims against ; said estates are notified to present them at once, duly verified, ns provided by law, to tho undersigned, at his resi dence, about seven miles east of Harrisburgh, in said county and State; and all persons - knowing themselves indebted to said estate are hereby noti fied to come forward and settle the same. , , , i A.C0NDRA, Administrator, with the Will annexed. This 3rd day of Mareh, 1863. Cbakor & IIbut, Att'ys for Adm'r. u29w4. A I) V E 21 T I S E M E N T S r rs s Are yon sick, feeble, and complaining? Are yon out of order, with your system deranged, and ionr feeling are often the preloo to serious Illness. Home fit of sickness is creeping upon yon, and should be averted . by a timely use of the Hrht J remedy. Take Ayer'l rflls, j and cleanse out the disor- dcred humors purify the J blood, and let the fluids' 'I move on nnobstnieted ia health again. They ttims- f "Si T late tne Junctions or tft jrJU-- -iZ-LJ bodr into vigorous activity. purify the system from the obstructions which make disease. A cold settle somewhere in the body, and obstructs its natural functions. These, if not re lieved, react npon themselves and the surrounding organs, producing general aggravation, sufiermg, ana d;sase. While in this condition, oppressed by tlie derangements, take Ajef Tills, and see bow directly they restore the natnra! action of the ays. tem, and with it the buoyant feeling of health again. What is true and so apparent in this trivial and com mon complaint, is aleo true in many of the deep seated and dangerous distempers. Tne same purga tive effect expels them. Caused by similar obstruc tion and derangements of the natural functions of the body, they are rapidly, and many of them sorely, cured by the ane means. Jfone who know the virtues of these l'ills, will neglect to employ them when suflering from the disorders they cure. fctafemerrf from leading physicians in some of tho principal cities, and from other well-known pubiio persons; From a Farvardinn Merchant tf St. Loui$, Feb 4. Dr. Am: Your Pills are the paragon of all that is great in medicine. They have eared my littler daughter of ulcerous sores upon her bands and feet that had proved incurable for years. Her motber bas been long grievously afflicted with blotches and pimples on her skin and In her hair. After our child was cured, the also tried your 1'flls. and they bare cured her. ASA JlOliOBlDGE. Aa Family Physic From Dr. E W. Car(tcriyht, New OrUans. Your 1111s are the prince of purges. Their ex cellent qualities surpa any cathartic we posatsa. Tiiey are mild, but very certain and effectual in tbetr action on the bowels, which makes them invaluabl to us in tlie daily treatment of disease. IXraUacbfjMick Headache, Fern! fifossasseja From Dr. Edvard Boyd, Baltimore. Dear htm. Arm: J cannot answer yon vhat complaints 1 have cured with your Jills better thaw to say all that we ever treat vith a purgative medi cine. 1 place great depiendence on that eficctaal cathartic in my daily contest with disease, and be lieving, as I do. that your l'ills afford ns the best wt have, 1 of counter value them highly. IiTT8tsc&o, Pa., May 1, 18&S. Dr. J. C. Axr.n. Hir: 1 have been repeatedly cured of the worst headache anybody can nave by a doe or two of you r Pills. It seems to ansa from ft foul stomach, which they cleans at once. Yours with great respect. ED W. 1'EEBLE. Clerk cf Steamer (Jariom, XSiiiwa Disorder WAvrr Conplalata. From Dr. T1ird'ire Bell, oXevr York City. Not only are your l'ills admirably adapted to tbeir purpose as an aperient, but I find their beneficial effects upon the IJver very marked indeed. Tbey have in my practice proved more effectual for ta cure of Ufioui complaints than any one remedy I can mention. I sincerely rejoice that we have at length a purgative which Is worthy the confidence of the profession and the people. PlFABTMEJfT OF THE IXTEBtOB. 1 Washington, D. C , 7th Feb , 185. f Sir: I have used your l'ills in my general andl hospital practice ever since yon made them, and cannot necitate to say they are the best cathartic; we employ. Tbeir regulating action on the liver to quick ana decided, consequently tbey are aa ad mirable remedy for derangements of that orgam. Indeed, 1 have seldom found a cate of bilious dis ease so obstinate that it did not readily yield to tbcm Fraternally vocrs, ALONZO BALL, jL Dm I'kp$icia of the Marine Hotpital. Dyaeatrrr, Diarrlscra, Relax.TFsiraaa. From Dr. J. G. Green, qfOticago. i Tour l'ills have bad a long trial In my practice, and I bold them in esteem as one of the best aperi ents I have ever foe nd. Their alterative effect upoa the liver makes tLern an excellent remedy, whea given in small doses for bilious dgaentety and thar rhtta. Tbeir sugar-coating makes them very ac ceptable and convenient lor the cue of women and children. Irpciia, Imparity of I be SIcmhI. From Bee, J. V. Uimex. Potior tf Adeem Cknrch, notion. Da.ATER: I bare used yonr mis with extra ordinary success in my family and among those faa called to vlit in distress. To regulate the organs of digestion and purify the blooo, tbey are the very best remedy I have ever known, and I can confi dently recommend them to my friends Yours. J.V.HIMES. WAHfAV, Wyoming Co., X. Y., Oct. 24. 1855. Im ai: mr: I am using your Cathartic 1111 In my practice, aud find them an excellent purgative to eleane the system and purify the fountains efthm Hood. JOI1S O. MKACHAM, 31. D. Conatipation Ctivcr, NsppmsiM, scarMntsttistm. t.eat, ncaralgia, Xrpryt X'aralynia, t'iljs, rtc From Dr. J P. Vaughn. Montreal, Canada. Too much cannot be said of your Jliiis for tba cure of eattirene. If others of our fraternity have found I htm as ethcacioos as 1 have, they should joia me in proclaiming it, lor the benefit of the multitude who suffer from tl.at complaint, which, although bad enough in itself, is the progenitor of others that are wooe. 1 belie e emtireness to originate ia tha liver, but your l'UJs aCect that organ and cure tha dicae. From Mrs. JET. Stuart, Physician and Midxifc, JJotton. I find one or two large doset of your nils, takra at the proper time, are excellent promotives of ttw. natural secretion when wholly or partially sup pressed, and also very effectual to cleanse to stomach and erpel worms. Tbey are so much tba beet physic we have that 1 recommend no other to my patients From lite Rev. Dr. Harriet, cf the Methodist Epi. Church. rcLAPKi norsE, Savannah, Ga., Jan. 6, ISO. llosonxo Sir: 1 should be ungrateful for tba relief your skill has brought me if 1 did not report my case to you. A cold settled in my limbs a ad brought on excruciating neuralgic pains, which ended in chronic rheumatism. Aotwitbstanding 1 bad the best of physicians, the disease grew worsa and worse, until by the advice of your excellent agent in Baltimore, Dr. Mackenzie, 1 tried year 1111s. Their effects were slow, but sure. By per severing in the tue of them, I am now entirely weU. fx ate Cbaxber, Baton Rouge, La, 5 Dec, 18SS Du Ayer: 1 have been entirely cured, by your Pills, of liheumatic CoiU a painful disease that baa afflicted me for years. YlCEN'T S I.I DELL. C7 Most of the IT. Is in market contain Mercury, which although a valuable remedy in skilful bands, is dangerous in a public pill, from the dreadful coa sequences that frequently follow its incautious a. These contain so mercury or mineral subeta&ea. whatever. . Price, 25 cents p er Sox, or 5 Boxea for Si. Prepared bj Dr. J. C. AYES tt Co., Lovtll, Uuk. 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