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Newspaper Page Text: I ; I k. . - -. .. ... .- , ' ; ' " . y ( V i L I- ' i) ) j 1 15 IBSSStSSIKS SATURDAY... ...JULY 13, 1863. CITY CHURCH DIRECTORY. 0. S. Prxsittkrms Cacncn Rot. "W. J. 2 Ion telth. Pastor. Preaching at 11 a. w. XJxitko Pres. Church Iter. S. O. Irvine, laitor. Services at 11 a, h. and ia evening. Sabbath School at 2 r. u. M. B. Cacca Rey. C. 0. Belknap, Tastor. Services at 11 a. u. and 7 p. x. Sabbath School i at Sr. v. Daptiit Church Rot. R. C. Hill. Pastor. Services on the 1st and 3rd Sabbaths of each snonth, at II o'clock A. x. and at candle-lighting. Sabbath School at S p. w- Methodist Chckcb, South Rev. W. A. Fin- j y. Pastor. Preachini on the znd ana sin oun- dT of each month, in the Albany District School Iloaso. THE BARBECUE AT SALEM. At six o'clock on last Saturday morning, Hit steamer "Echo' left the Albany wharf bearing upon its decks a goodly number of lidies and gentlemen, as also tho Albany Brass Band, bound for the Democratic Rati fioatioa stnd Jollification meeting which was Announced to come off at Salem on that day. bo taorning was propitious Old Sol had tken bright and clear, the air was cool and fragrant, and the boat made as good timo as was possible at the present low stage of wa - ter. At every landing the crowd was visibly augmented, particularly at Independence ; arid when we arrived at the Salem landing the boat bad about as many passengers as she could conveniently accommodate, On the arrival of the boat our part? were met detachment of marshals, the Aurora Brass Band and the artillery, and we were firmed in procession and escorted to the com- men in fmnt f th fVnirfc House, where -we joined the main procession and marched through the principal streets to Marion Square the place which had been previous- y prepared for the exercises of the day. This square is composed of the most beaqti - i e i im na inYiung grove ui juung cv-uam vcr beheld, and under cover or their thick- est foliage was erected the speakers' stand, decked with evergreens and bouquets of rare sind fragrant roses. Seats had been prepar ed in the grounds for thousands of people, yet lone ere the last of the procession had filel in all the sitting room had been secured, thus compelling at least one-third of the piultitude to 6tand up. Tho gentlemanly committee on arrangements had evidently prepare iur cy cruu ; uui mcjr uiu not Anticipate such a ponderous outpouring of the ''Cnterrified a vas witnessed that day. " After Uie swaying mass had been as com fortably and conveniently arranged as it was pos sible for Chief Marshal Bell and his aids to devise, tho president of the day, Hon, L. F. Grover, in a few appropriate and pithy rem-ims announceu we purpJs8 aqa oojess of the gathering, and introduced, as the Brut cpenker of tho occasion, Ex-Senator Xes- mitli, who, proceeded to address the meeting in his most happy style dealing trenchant blows on th head of the Radicals without , siini or eaercy. J udge Hayden followed in his usurd caustic manner, combining eloquence aid logic with wit and sarcasm, and the pres- nt State officials, if none else, wereeertainlv I glad when ne "let up, lor tne mirror in rhich he held their official acts up to the au- m m a t . . dicnie made a mighty ul v showing for them. The J udge was followed by Hon. Geo. "By, LTelm, and no Democrat from Linn who v as present could fail to feel gratified at the welcoming shout that went up from the lips and hearts of that rat multitude at the an nouncement of the name of the "young lion ct Linn ;" and that he on that occasion fully maintained his former enviable reputation a an orator every one who heard him will testify. At the conclusion of Mr. Ilelm'i address dinner was announced, and the as aemtlage repaired to the tables near by and partook of a bountiful repast of substantial and well-served victuals. And here, perhaps, it'wotjld not be amiss to give the reader some facts by which he can form some idea of the yastnsssof the gathering. The table was arranged so as to accommodate 3,000 people, making tne calculation that two persons would occupy every three feet of standing room along its side ; and beside all this room being occupied, the people were arranged from three to five deep in the rear, and those at the table would pass the provisions back o those who could not get to the table to fcelp themselves. Besides this, there were a greet number of persons who went qp to be betels and private residences to dine- ancf course, among these latter were all those two or three thousand Republicans wora the Salem papers mention as being present to "swell the happy throng." Tiiey a rely 4ida't remain to dine with "Copper, heads" and ''traitors !" The following is the amount of provisions prepared by the committee, all of which was devoured ex;- ceptin the bread ; 4,100 lb, bread, 3,100 lbs. beef, 1,500 Its, pork, 27 sheep, 2 bears, 60 dozxi chickens and 1,000 pies. It is per baps safe to say that there were five thousand people fed at those tables a larger croyd than ever Salem, witnessed before. After dinner the assemblage was address ed by lion. J, S, Smith, Col. Shieland Hon, John Burnett, each of whom acquitted them selves with marked ability and aptitude. Each speaker during the day was greeted with tt unders of applause that made the Pu ritanicut hills of Salem fairly groan in an guish of spirit, while they caused the faces of her gallant band of Democrats, who have been so fearfully in the minority for years past, to beam in rapturous smiles of joy and delight. At the conclusion of the exercises on the groun&ti, a body of "Ilomibusques," sup posed ai first to be a detachment of the bloody Ku-Klc x Klan, paraded the principal streets and male fun for the people. At night came the torch-light procession; iljumin itioas, fire-works, etc., followed by eloquent and stirring speeches from Messrs. Curl, Helm, Gaiaway, Bonham and Shiel, amid the most enthusiastis cheers for the national Democratic nomines, During the progress of the evening's .exercises some abortive attempts were made by the opposi- tion to disturb them, but tey were prompt ly 'nipied in the bud" by the oyerpowering boats of Democracy, We were proud to see the manicioth flag which belongs to tho Dem ocrats of" Albany, suspended across Commer cial streit, and each star of which was deck ei with bouquet .of rosesihe work of the fair Democratic ladies of Salem. May their patriotic) labors in behalf ot Democracy, th Constitution and the Union, bo crowned with as brilliant a success as was tho meeting to which they gave their aid and countenance on tho 11th instant. Too much credit can not bo accorded to the officers of tho day and the various com mittces fur tho prompt and efficient manner in which they performed their several duties and responsibilities, and to whom the success of the occasion may be mainly attributed. The writer hereof begs lcavo to extend his thanks to Chief Marshal John C. Bell fur courtesies extended and favors shown him du ring the day ; as also to Mr. II. and lady fur the kind and hospitable entertainment given to him and his "better half" during their sojourn at the capital. Our party reached Albany safely on Sun d aftern fecli M th h they had . . ft Utu of nuon ftnd flow of enjoyed Marion county may bo put down for Scy mour and Blair in November. Tns Mountain Road. At a mooting I the stockholders of the Albany and Cascade Mountain Wagon Road Company, held last Tuesday in Albany, tho following gentlemen were elected Directors for the ensuing year 1 L, Elkins, M. Luper, J. Sottle, J. H. Fos ter, J. Wheeler, A. HackJeraan and Win. Ralston, An order was also mado to repair I tho road immediately, and put all the fords in good order, During the wet weather just I passed, several largo droves of cattja passed over this road. Among them was ono of 4i5 head belonztnsr to Mr. Warren, of Brownsville ; one of 150 belonging to a Mr. Backus, and piloted over by Jason Wheeler, hsq. Also a drove of several hundred bo- longing to Luther hlkms, hsq., of Lebanon All tnis, in connection witn the other travel over the road, has made it somewhat rough n some places but the Company will soon 1 have it in good repair. I Taxes We have been informed that , 0rJ fa rccenUj bccn eoW for seventy five cenu on the dollar, ibis is ruinous to the holders of County Orders, and such a state of affairs ought not long to exist. Indeed, had the late Sheriff collected ud the delinquent taxe as he should have done, and as by law it was his duty to do, and as he once stated to us he would d, there would now be money onouch in the Treasurj t0 cancel aU orJinary outstanding Countv Orders. The- m w Sheriff is doinr all he can tu straighten up the finances of tho county j and he requests all delinquent tax payers to call and pay their taxes immediately. If, after a reasonable time they fail to do so, he ill enforce collections. If they would avuid C1)8ts ftnd trouUo thfiJ mU(jt ftt opct i thU matler Jxw Taper. ve have recoivea some three cr four numbers of a new daily paper, published in Portland, by M. 1. Bull, enti tled the Keening Commercial- It is iodepend ent in politics. While we cannot say that we admire any independent, alius neutral journal, we wUh its proprietor abundant success. TUE FlEST AND SeCuXP NlN'ES of the Web- fot B. B. Club are now organized and wait ing for some of our neighbor to throw down the gauntlet. By the way, Mrs. Stipp Thoracic Balsam is still for alc by our city drusists. Tail Rve. We have several stalks of ryo, grown on Hackleinan's farm near "town, in our office, over seven feet high. UW CF NEWSPAPERS, 1. Sabsreribers who do notgire txprtt ootles to the contrary are eootlier4 si v'ubin; to con tinue the abwri.to. 2. If musenbers wab thcif ptpri diwontmtieJ, pabluhen mar eostipu to aen4 tbem until at cbargAi ara paid. 3. fiiibfcrkbcri mora to otber places wttbont inTortaing tba pabiisber, and the paper ia scbt to the former direction, tbej are bald it poniible. Notice cbottlJ a!yaba given of tbe removal, A. If aabscfiber neglect or refute to take tbeir papers front tbe ofict or place to wbich tber are tent, tbej ara bM re'pontible until tbey settle buli andgira noltca to discontinue. 5. Tbe Courts have dacttjed tbat refniinj t'i fakf a paper from tbe office, or rrwoing and baring it uncalled for, l pima facie evidencn of fraud. AI.UA1Y I'll ices cLunr:T. COKEECTED WEEKLY JIT i. CKADWOUL. ALBAJrr. Saturday, July 18, 1868. Tbe following are the prices paid for Produce, and the prices ai wbich other articles are selling in this market : Wheat white, per boehel, 62 cts. Oats per bushel, 45W,60 eta. Potatoes per bushel, $7i$l 00, Onions per bushel. $1 25. Flour per bbl, 4 50 5 fiO Batter per pound, 18 cts. Eggs per dozen, 20 eta. Chickens per dozen, $2 b0(a,Z 00. Peaches drisd, per pound, 1520 Pork per pouod, 6 cts. Beef on foot, cts. Mutton, per pound, 1012i cenu, Soap per popnd, 55 cts. Salt Los ngelofl, per pound, 2i cts, Syrup-wper gajlop, l,00l,12i Tea Yoang Hycon, per pound, $1 00 " rBlack, 75$t 00. " Japan, l 00. Sugarrru8ued, per ponJ, 1720 ct. Island, 13 U J. ' -Sea. 15 cts. Coffee per pound, 222 eta. Nails cut. per nound. 7(58 cts. White Lead pure, par keg, $4 00(3)4 60, hiputed Oil boiled, per gallon, f 1 75 Z 00. Turpentine per gallon, $ I ?52 0q Domesticw brown, 16 J cts, Hickorystriped, per yard, 1830 cts, lied Ticking per yard, 75(0)40 cts. Blue Drilling per yard, 2030 cts. Flannels per yard, l75 cts. Prints fast colors, per yard, 12 J c. Rifle Powder, per pound, 75$1 00. Candles best, per pound, 2tofdjZ2 cts. Bice China, per pound, 12(5)16 cts. Tobacco per pound, $1 001 25. Salseratus per pound, 16 cts. Dried Plums per bound, 12115c, Dried Apples per D), 6c. " Currants per Id, bc. Bacon Hams, per lb, 1213e. " bides, per n, c. " Shoulders, per H, 6c. Lard per?), in cans, 10c. French Brandy per gal., $10 0012 00 Holland Gin per g&L, $5 50 American Brandy per gal., $5 00 Jamaica Bum per gal., $6 00 Tar $1 per gallon. Beans--per lb., 4c. NEW STORE! -AT . "W -A- T E B L O O 1 GOODS AT ALBANY PRICES I -Fon- READY PAY! . J. W. MACK. jalll'63v3a47tf By ADVE11TISEMENT8. WHEAT! WHEAT! 100,000 BUSHELS OF WHEAT WANTED within tbo next two weeks, for which The Highest Cash Price will bo Paid, By J. GRADWOHL, v?n1 !t San Francisco Store. WANTED ! WANT 20,000 LBS. OF GOOD BACON also Butter, both of which the highest mar- price will bo paid. B. BH1SNNEH. v3n33tf DISSOLUTION NOTICES. NOTICE IS HKkEBV GIVEN THAT THE co-partnership heretofore existing between J. Norcross and Andrew Cowan, in tbe business of j merchandising, under the firm name and style of I Norcross A Cowan, at Albany, Orison, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr. Norcross retiring i rum me business. All debts duo the late firm will ba paid to, andln. t -mm all debU owing by the late Arm will be paid by ICdClIng, &trillg J2aU TCHUCH. Auurew vowaiJ, wuo remains in me ousiness. J. NORCItOSR, ANDREW COWAN. Albany, Juna 23, 1S08 v3nl5w0. WAIVTEO-100,000 pounds of WOOL, for which X rill pay tbe HIGHEST MARKET PRICE! war232n3:L NOBCROS8- AIIMIMSTUVTOU'W MALE. HUBSUANT TO AN ORDER OFTHECOUN- I ty Court of Mnn county, in Probate made at tbo May term, 1 80S Notice is hereby siren, That David t1 rman. Administrator tlclunin npn, of be hstate of Tbouas Boggs deceased, will on fiturda, the lai iy of Juyust, 1808, in front of the Court Houte door, in Litjn county, Oregon, between the bours of 9 a. in. and 4 p. in. of said day day, sell at publie auction, to tbe blli est oiaaer, me louowing uescnoea real estaia ie longing to the c(ate of Tuomas Boggs, dcycBSod, to-wit: Donation Land Claim Notification No. 2061. in Township No. 14, South Rango 2 and 3 West Will. Mer., containing 31s and nintty-seven-ono-bun dredths acres, In Lion county, Oregon, as laid down on tbe recorded maps and surveys of tbe U, . In tbe Land OOice at Oregon City, Oregon. Also iots a and a, In lllock o. 2.1 In tbe city of Albany, connty of Linn, Htatc of Oregon ; also Lot No. o In IJIock No. 2, western addition lo tbe city of Albany, as laid down on tbe recorded plats of said city on file in the Clerk's oiSce of Linn county, Oregon, TK11JI3 oi tale i Gold in payable at tbe time of sale. W, FU03IAN, Adm'r. Albany, July 3d, 163. E. F. Kt iSELL, Att'y tor Adm'r. o46w4 sm:itirrs s ill:. XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT DY virtue of an execution isnued out of tbe Cir- cuit Court of Linn connty, Orgoo, by the Clerk of tbe same, and to tne directed and delivered, in favor of K. A. FrUnd, l'taUttltr. and against D. T. Dinwiddle and Hacbcl Dinwiddle, Defendants, for the sura of $505.05, jttJgtaeiit and costs of suit I have this 30tb day of June, A. D., IS08. lev. led upon tbe following described real citato, to wn Tbe North half of donation land elaim Not. 7123," in Tp. IS. 8. K. 2 W., Linn county, Ore, gon, looiatmng ICO acres, more or less, as proren up..n by V. T. Dinwiddi in tne Land OCJco at Oregon City. Oregon, alsoi Upon the unrlirUod ooe-balf tobrrct of SU D. Dtnwiddte, In Lots 1 and 2 in Dluek 52 la tbe eity of Albany, Linn county, Oregon, with tbe ap- purienanes tbcreunto bejongtng. And of) Suturday, thct tlay of Avyutt, 1803, betwern tbe bours of 9 o'clock a. m. and 4 c'cloek r. m. ef said day, in front of the Court House door, in tbe city of Albany, Lion county. I will ik:11 tbe above described real properly at puUio outcry to the bighet and Lct LiJdtr fur cah tbrcfur in baud. Dated this 30th day of June, !S9. HARVEY SMITH, v3ol5wl Sheriff Linn countv. Oregon. HEAD THIN. LL PERSONS KNOWINO THEMSELVES luacotva to toe oy note or boon account are notified to come forward and fettle tbe same lib and out delay. Give the matter your immediate attention, r rof of mtlUchoit. Jane 27. mi vSnUtf, M. W. MACK. NOTICE! X OOK OUT FOR THE CARS I JUST RE- 1 A ceired : a very large stock of DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES! by steamer from Sao Francisco. I will sell for eab or merchantable produce, at lw prices, my j enure stock oi itooas, to atKe room lor toore. tall and tee for youracJrt. It. C1IKA1ILK s arr4r3n33tf Cth Hlose. Albany. otici; rS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I, AARON CON- L dra, A-lniinUtratof of the E'Ute of Aleiaader rakes and Eltxabetb Frakes, now deceased, late of Linn county, Oregon, will sell at publie auction at tbe Court House door, between tbe bours of 9 a. m. and 4 r. v., on the Stb day of August, I&6.H, lo the faigbest bidder for easn. Two Land war rants, to-wit: No. -36,435 and No. 2ofl.73.' AARON CO.NDRA, Adm'r. July 8, 868. n47w4 XOTICI3. NOTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE underiHfr&ed bas this day been appointed Adtntnistrttrixof the entate or A. II. Osburo. do ceited, by tbe County Court of Lion county, Ore gon. There tore all perrons bavins claims against tbe estate of my late bnsband, tbe raid A. II. Osborn, dec d, are notinad to present the same, duly veri fied, to me at Peoria in said county and State, iriiDin me time prescribed by law ; ana ail per sons owtoz said estate are required to come for ward at once and pay such indebtedness. June 24, 1868. MARGARET OSBURX, v3n45w4 Adm'x. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVES THAT THE Xl undersigned have been appointed Executors oi tbe bnuite of Eleanor toote, deceased, by tbe bounty court or Lma oounty, Oregon. All persons baring claims against said Estate are notified to present tbem, (duly verified), to the undersigned at Brownsville, Oregon, within six months from this date. P. p. FOOTE, ELEXANDER KIRK, J Ecotors. July 3. 1868. v.1n46w4. E. F. RcsseLL, Att'y for Ex'rs. SHERIFF'S MALE, Tl Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION AND OR. WP der of sale issued out of the Circuit Court of tbe State of Oregon for Linn county, to me di rected, u fayor of Omar Sylvester and against C. C. Oodley, for the sum of $333,15. U. S. Cold coin, and interest and costs, I have this 8th day of July, 1868, levied on the property ia said execu- iion and order or sale specified, to-wit : mo uuuaiug ana au me improvements ana appurtenances situated on Lot. No. 4, in block ii, in tbe city or Albany, Linn county, Oregon, v'ccujci niw bii mi luicrosb ui v. v. ioaiey in l said lots, and on 'iue day. the th day of Avqutt. 1868. between tbe hours of 9 o'clock a. v. and A V1,v P. M.. in front of tha Court Ilousn Hon- S J m mw ... ,. . iu eaiu oiaio ana county, 1 will sen tne same at public auction to tbe highest bidder therefor, in u. s. gold com. 11. A. IRVINE, n47w4 Sheriff Linn county, O'gn. NOTICE Or FINAL SETTLEMENT. ACOB KEES. EXECUTOR OF THE LAST will and testament of Monran Kces. deceased. k.. A. isi.j v:. .t. I uuu ui, wvuuuu iu ws vuuuiv ivuri I iun wumy, urgon, praymg e, nnai seuwmeni Therefore notice is hereby eiyen that said annli- cation and settlement will be beard and determin-f ed at tie Comt House, in the city of Albany, Ore- gon, on Saturday, the 8th day of Avgwt, 18C8, at wbich time and placo all persons having objec tions to said accounts and such discbarge ara re quired to file tbeir objections in said Court at said timo. By order of the Court. July 6, 1868. S, A. JOnNS, County Judge, E. F. Russgu,, Att'y for Ex'r. nl7wl ADVERTISEMENTS. SAMUEL DENNY, Suecttior to Hampton k Mcltridt, AND Dealer ia Every Variety of -AND CABINET WARE! -o- HAIR, PUIU. MOSS. WOOL &C. dC. ALL ai r n i nmn itirpin I "w,r uwnrAI1 ' tcw' ANI Eecqtea 1 Firs Htjle. Jobinff Promptly Attended to. OB Flnl Street, Under tbe Democrat Offiee, JLLJIAtfT, OUEQOX. May 4, 187-,r2n38iaufl8 O. SMSiriKLD. K. O. BILL, a. MaisrizLD. D. MANSFIELD & CO,, . DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE, alb Any, oncaor. IN FOSTER S CNE-STCRY BRICK, OPfDSITE THE POST OFFICE. THE ABOVE FIRM TAKES PLEASURE IN notifying tbeir friends and tbe public gener ally, mai tney ara CONTINUALLY RECEIVING DRY GOODS, GROCERIES HARDWARE, &C. Wbich we will Exchange FOR CASH OR PRODUCE! AT tua 'EUY LOWEST PItlCES. We respectfully ask tbe public to and Examine oar Stock ajd Call Prleei Before purchasing tl-hre ; and we asur all tbat we will give ENTIRE SATISFACTION TO PROMPT CUSTOMERS. AiLany, Feb. !,7 v2n27tf PRIVATE MEDICAL AID- QUICK CURES AND MODERATE CHARGES. DR. W. K. DOIII'ItTY'K PP.1 y AH MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE I Sacramnto Street, below Montgomery, oppo site tbe I'aeiflc M til leatnbip Com pany's Office, l'rivate entrance oo Leidesdorff street, jima Francisco. JZtlallUked trfirtly la afford r aJRUttd $aud i . -j.-- T.j ... . - . u trKHyiv wuicai bio in ie trtaimCHt ttndturtallPritatand Ckronr t Jjiari, tat a of .S'crf Cf and nit Stxuvl pitordtrt, TO THE AFFLICTED. P ihtir R. W. K. DOHERTY RETURNS HIS SIX cere thanks to bis numerous patients fur sir patronage, and would take tb'j opportunity to remind tbem tbat be continues to consult at bis Institute for tbe cure of eh ron to diseases of tbe Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive and Genitouri nary Organs, and all private diseases, vis. Syph ilis in all its forms and stages, Seminal Weakness, tud all tbe horrid consequences of self-abuse, Oon- orrboea. Gleet, Strictures, Nocturnal and Diurnal emissions, Sexual Debility, Diseases of tbe Back and Loins, Inflammation of tbe Bladder and Kid neys, ete., etc., and be hope that his Ions experi ence and successful practioe will continue to insure bim a share opublio patronage. By tbe practice of many years ia Europe and tbe United States, be ia enabled to apply tbe most efficient and suc cessful remedies against diseases of all kinds. He uses no mercury, charges moderate, treats bis pa tients In correct and honorable way, and baa references of unquestionable veracity from men of known respectability and bigb standing in soci ety. , All parties consulting htm by letter orotber- wise, will receive the best ana gentlest treatment, and implicit secrecy. To Females. When a female is in trouble, or afflicted with disease, as weakness of tbe back and limbs, p&in in tbe bead' dimness of sight, loss of muscular power, palpitation of the heart, irritability, ner vousness, extreme urinary dimculties, derange ment or digestive functions, gencrrl debility, va ginitis, all diseases ot tbe womb, hysteria, sterili ty, and all other diseases peculiar to femslesj aba shynld go or writ at opce to the celebrated female doctor, vy. K. Doberty, at hU Meduial Institute, and consult him about ber troubles and disease. The Dootor is effecting more cures than any other physloian in the State of California. Let no false delicacy prevent yon, but apply immediately and ave vouraolf from painful sufforincs and ere ma ture death, Ail Married Ladles whose delicate health or other circumstances prevent an increase in tbeir fauiiies, should write or call at Dr. W. K. Doherty'e Medical Institute, and tbey will receive every possible relief and help. The Doctor's offi- oes are so arranged that he can be consulted with- out fear of observation To Correspondents. Tt i - . A . .v. i L. t, ,i i, ! j .i Ulce of Dr. Doherty in tbeir respe.tlre esses, and WD lDinK Pr0P w "." rlU!n lwment or BUVU' ,u Ff w u.u,?," wwrvwir, are respectfully assured that their communications will be held most sacred and confidential. If the case be fully and candidly desoribed, per sonal communication will be unnecessary, as in struotions for diet, regimen, and tbe general treat ment of the ease (tnciuding tbe remedies), will be forwarded without delay, and in such a manner as to convey no idea of tbe purport of the letter or r.T::ir "T : JTI. " V- "A. 5 wr "MWWise. F BEK. oruiuiium cum Kura.uieea or tir v nniiwiiTV ir . r San Francisco, Californis. Bpermaiorrnwa. Db. Doiierty has just published an important PAmplct embodying his own views and experiences I in rnipnnn in i mnnr.nnne or v lrimv. Dninor a. innri. i treatise on SDermatorrhnea or Sominal Weakness, Nervou m.nA Ph vicinal Debility consenuftnt nn this I affection, and other diseases of the Sexual Organs. I This little work contains inrormatlon of the ut-1 - . m 1 most value to all, whether married or single, and j will be sent FREE by mail on reoeipt of six cents I in postaee stamps for return postage. I Address, W. X. vuutttVLic, M. U., i y3n38tf San Francisco, Cal. I ADVERTISEMENTS. - ; THE OLD STOVE DEPOT! TOAtU BTRE23T - ALDArnr. (fcATfC 0. 0. OOOtKT A CO.) Keeps oonitsntly on band general Assortment of ST OVES! Of theHosi FaYovlto Patiom. Cook Stoves, Parlor Stoves, Box Stoves ! With full and general assortment of TIN, SHEET-IRON, COPPER ANO BRASS-WARE ! And all other articles usually found In a TIN STORE! Bfp&lrin; Neatly sod Promptly Executed. Ti:ini---Caii or Produce. "Short XUckt&l&iTf mke Loag1 frioadi. Feb. 2, '7 r2n2$tf THE SAN FRANCISCO STORE! RADWOIII,, ALPANY .w OREGON. rXlHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM THS X eitjsens r Albany and Tlcinljy tbat be now occupies me aorner brtfik store Corner f first and tyaa&lafftoa Streets- He intends to sell goods AT THE IsOWEST PRICE! yon CASH OH PltODUCEM The publlo would do well to examine my Goods oeiore purcaasug cisewnere. My Btotk consists, In part, as follows : CLOTHING, GROCERIES COOTS AND 8XX0ES, HnrcliTarc, Crockery, A& A GREAT STOCK OF LADIES' FURNISHING, r.JIlIKUlDKHY AND FANCY O00DS. ALIO A GOOD STOCK OF THE BEST LIQUORS liver Ilrotiglit totlilw Market! Which be intends to sell only ron cmoxciNAz runrosEs S n.I am alo mstnt for (rovrr A Baker'a Newinff 3nrblnr. Tbe Ma-1 eblo are known to be tbe best la tbe markeL Xv r lo beg learc to Inform tbe public tbat we are AI A N U r A D T U R I N u a good article of C I G A II S ! wbich we will sell at Saa Francisco Wholesale Prices. Call and examine our slock of Cigar neiore puronaams eiwnr. JULIUS GRADWOHL. Dee. 22, 'BSwr2nI?Iy CITY MARKET. CXala St, Opposite the few Drue Store, ALBANY, OREGON. HEHDEHEAU 6 REDPATH, Proprietors WILL ALWATS KXKr OX AID TBS BEST Or MEATS OP Aisle VARIETIES. LIBERAL SHARE OF PATRONAGE IS solicited, as we intend to keep as rood an as sortment, and of as good quality as the country anoras. We are always ready to pay tbe Hightst Cash Price April 6, 18S7 v2o34tf for Fat Stock. J. F. aiccov, ATTORNEY AXD COUNSELLOR AT LAWJ A!D NOT ART PORTLAND, , r FtJULXC, - OREGON WILL PRACTICE IN TH3 SEVERAL Courts of this City and State, and of Wh-1 lugton Territory. All kinds of claims nd demands, notes, bins, dqos; scaognts, suosenpnons, etc., eollected on eomaiasion, by sutt or soiioitatiun. mm biiaw oQBgai inu oiu. ittj.es pai. i na.a. i i. a i .is rr s Build'Dgs rented, and rents collected on eommis- ion. - Pltll.. in T)..t X? .1 n mam m A V. ...... jl itviur iv ucmh bv.i wuuui uuu ivauavu made. Atso AQENT for the principal daily and weekly news papers on the Pacific coast. Subscriptions and ad vertisements solioited. All collections promptly remitted. OFFICE No. 85 Front street, Portland. T2n27tj NEW BOOK BINDERY ! 112 Front St Portland. (Nearly opposite MeCormick's Bookstore,) GEORGE W. COOS BINDER. PAPER RULER, ANP BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER. T)IiANI BOOKS 5IADE TO OIl Ww DER and Ruled to any desired pattern Newspapers. Magazines, Musio, etc., etc., Bound in any style, with neatness apd dispatch. AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES, may8v3n38tf PICTURES!1 JSJb PAXT0N, OF TIE PR0T0Q R APH (lallerv of this tlace. intends starting East about tha first of September, next. Atlnersocs knowinsr themselves indebtad to the Gallery are reauested i to settle before that time, and those having ao- couuu uuniuDt uiv win uiua&u urescui lucm. aisui i those to whom Piotures are due will oblige me by calling for them. I want to settle everytbinz ud before I leave. I S . 1 m . 1 t - S au tnose wno would use tneir -good iooks" token by me are respectfully invited to call, as I am in a good humor to make pretty pictures at the same low price. Call soon, "A word to the wise u suiacieai," a. u. AAXUiS, I June 18(53 -v3n45tf. Prop'rt i ADVERTISEMENTS. THOS, V. KINNEY, Mo. 49 Front Gtcct, Portland, Orooa, OFFERS FOU SALE FROM BROWN, BRYSON &, CO,, SPRINGVILLE, KY, J. Worth'a Honey Dow, Fry's Laurel Grove, Far'a Bonrhon, , IXnnter's California Wheat, r A w Dp ; Flnet CastiUlon, Bisque DeDonche & Co., A, Crillionn, XXennessy, And all Domestic Brands, Unyper and Swan. 01D TOM, BUM, POET WISE, SHERRY WISE, AJtD Case Liquors of All Kinds. ap'll$'68r3fi35tf A NEW STORE IN ALBANY! B. BRENNER, OPPOMITK VAliniHlVH BLOCK, ff OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM tje citUns of Albany acd vicinity tbat he has just returned from SAN F1UNCISCO, WITH A FIRST-CLASS SELECTION .or DRY GOODS CIsOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, IIAT3 ATW CAPS, and, (a fact, a splendid a&d varied assortment of I iKM:itAi, 3ii;ntn imie. UX MOTTO WILL SB t 'Quick Hale and Nmall rrofltw." I receive fcy every steamer a NEW TXVOICE OF GOODS. Persons are respectfully reqaetted to call end ex amine toy good before purchm? eljtewbere. mar28'CM,v3n32tf B. BUEXXER. R. CHEADLE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORE 1 OS CO.. OF MAIN' AND BEOAD-ALBIX STREETS, AXJJAN7, OREGON, WUOSE COODS CAS BE U AD AT PORTLAND PRICES FREIGHT ADDED. BY PAYING CASH IN HAND FOR THE GOODS. Giro ISo a Call aid See for Yourselves. fcl22r3n27tf TL CHEADLE. ALBANY FERRY! 1 T TnE SOLICITATION OF MANY CITI I tens of Linn and Benton counties. I hi fitted up tbe LOWER FElRY, (it being tne Stage Route), in each manner as to secure to tbe public better facilities, at all seasons of tbe year, than can be bad elsewhere. Mj Boat """" " "1 "1 , CURRENT EOAT, and is the best on the River, without any excep tion. Lirinz ouite near my Boat Landinr. in I Benton county, I am enabled, at all hours, to ao . m r . i commodate uiepuDiio. my ooat is secured Dv a rood wire rone, and is otherwise constructed with the LATEST IMPROVEMENTS for safctv and I J .!!. r !.L l. TT n I i uurauiiiiT. iy cuonscuun wun iue unDer r errr. heretofore existing, has recently been severed. Rates of ferriage are the same as the Upper irerry. A. riSAKCE, augl8'60v2nlly Proprietor. FARMERS, LOOK HERE ! BUTTUR WANTEP! liO.OOO lbs. of Good Butter, For wbich I will pay, in Goods, 18 ccnt3, up to the 1st of July next, at my store. May 22, 1803. RAPHAEL VILUAVLK. V3n40tf HAIIVEST OF 186S I threshers; REAPERS, MOWERS. J. BARROWS & CO., Agent for all kinds of . Agricultural Implcuicut X y3n39tf TVotice. hi,TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,' WARNING lyi the nnhlio atrainst buying or trading for either of four promissory notes mado payable to w. i uurnioo ur uv""i iuv v. - dred and seventy-five ($375,) dollars each, and bearini? date. September 25th, 1887. Two of the above notes are payable in one year from date, ana iwo in iwu jera um uij. t. . 1 . . A . I mm, mmm-. M X The aboye notes were obtained by mjsrepresen. tation and without consideration for value received, therefore X will not pay tbem. luuwao wuiiiiuii. Albany, Oregon, Oct. 11, 1887. vSalTwi ADVERTISEMENT S FOR THE SPRINfl SALES OF 1868 ! -AT ANDREW tOW AN, WHOLESALE 6 RETAIL DEALER. HAVE PROVIDED THEMSELVES IN AD, vance of tbe recent rise in Cotton Goods with AItGf2 AND PEglllABXE STOCK -""Or" -: STAPLE DRY G00PS WHICH CAN AND WILL BE SOLD AT MARYELOUSLY LOW PRICES! FOR Cash or 3ferehantable Produce CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK AND PRICES I We lfavo In Large Quantities BLEACHED AND BROWN COTTONS, TICK, INO, COTTONADES, DENIMS, SHIRT ING AND CHECKS, PRINTS, DE LAINES, ALPACCAS, GING HAMS, JEANS, CASSI MERES,TWEIP.C3 FOREIGN A No OREGON M AN U -FAC- TCER. AUO . A COMPUTE ASSORTMENT CF FANCY DRESS GOODS! Latest Styles of Youth's and Ge&Uexaea' ciuOTKciisra-1 AND FURNISHING GOD II ATS, CAPS, BOOTS AXD SHOES OF ALL SWBS ASD SIZES. CARPETING, WALL-PAPER, Paper & Ilnen IllindJi & Fixtares. We woull call especial attention to our Stock of IRON AND STEEL, ASD GEXEKAL !KC -A. jR ID W ABSi WE rEEL SAFE IS "ATIKG IT 18 The largest tills side of Portland S Consisting ia port ef FORKS, nOES, RAKES, SPADES, SCYTHES, MILL-HAWS, CROSS-CUT, TYLER'S IMPROVED PATENT TOOTH BILLETT-WEBBS, MECHANICS ANO BLACKSMITHS TOOLS COMPUTE Botcbcr Sawi: Barn-Door Htngert, Roller! and Track, Rope Chain, Hemp and Rub ber Packing, Horse-Shoe Nails, Bolts, Nuts and Wasbers, Thimble and Wapon Boxing, Iron Axles, Iron and Steel of erery kind. fJlastiag: Powder a&d rose. WE ARE PAYING IX CASH tbe Highest Mar ket price for Bacon Iard and Wool. Call and learn our prices, and then salt joamlf. NORCROSS & COWEN. Albanj, Maj 1, 186S r2nltf W. W. PARRISH & CO, NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! AT THS BRICK BLOCK. S. E- Corner Ferry and Front St't, JUST RECEIVED, a carefally selected Stock of FANCY 'AND STAPLE DRY GOODS I SILKS, STRIPES, POPLINS. TAMISB, CHAMBRIES, PERCALOS, JACONETTS, DELAINES. ALPACAS, LINENS, SWISS MUSLINS, MARSEILLES AND PRINTS, TICKING AND Domestics, Bleached and Unbleached, LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN'S SHOES, also- MEN'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING Hat!, Caps, Boots and Shoes, I T . T6 Ti W A Tt TARLFWARE. ' - AJTD -. FAMILY GROCERIES! Of all descriptions, by Wholesale and Retail, as Cheap as the Cheapest I for Cash or Country Produce, With new goods and low prices, we are prepared to giTe en tire satisfaction to all who may favor us with their patronage. No . trouble to show goods. augllvSnlyl CHAIR MANUFACTORY! AND TTJ3STIISrC SHOP 1 THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECTFUL ly inform the public that he is prepared fc do all kinds of V TURNING in a workman-like and expeditious manner. Also, he keeps on hand, and for sale, SPINNING WHEELS, and the best of Raw-hide Bottom or Kitchen Clxairs I All of which will be sold cheap for Cash. OrT ders solicited. Shop near the old Flour Miu, at the upper end of First street. JUJUiN il. m.imi.4dUimim, Nov ,23, '67T3nl5yl . ' SEVENTY BUSHELS OF SONORA SEED, WHEAT FOIl SAIilS AT 71Y XZLmHilUIlZiVi;, T3n33tf CHAS. F, OA,