The state rights democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1865-1900, July 25, 1868, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextA, . J ) j K3 J f V 7 ) i I emoctat. 8ATURDAY JULY 25. 18S. .. . Tat 'i Albany." This is the nomoofa - tiew boat recently built by the P. T. Com pany, She made her appearance here lat Tuesday morning, and after a short stay, utarted up for Corvallis, having on board a oodly quantity of people from Albany, be cause it was a 44 frce rido but after coin" up a few mile she became scared at a few una9, bo we are told, and turned round and came back, without hating even smelt Cor vallis. The P. T. Company can well afford to build a little band-box boat and name it in honor of our city j for AUany and Linn county pour more money into their plethoric coffers than any other three counties in the State. Linn county alone contributes to the P. T. Co. sufficient to build a doxen such boat erery year. One reason why we are anxious that the proposed railroad between Portland and Eugene shall bo a success is that it will Ireak up this monopoly. Let the railroad I completed, and in successful operation, and freights of all kinds will come down, and our farmers will then have some sort of show for competing with California farmers. At present the freights are so ruinously high that it takes a large portion of our pro dace to pay for shipping the balance to mar ket. Our business men our farmers should neTcr forget that while the P. T. Company build lxat& and christen them af ter some favorite town or locality, they nro skinning them as completely as ever a peo ple were skinned by a soulless monopoly. These new boats only afford now facilities to the P. T. Company for skinning Linn county more successfully. "Whining. All the leathern of the public schools of Portland were dismissed nt the nd of the last rchool term ; and the lludi cal papers are whining terribly a tout it. They say politics were at the bottom of it. We do not know what the cause ia, nor what reason the School OScers a..in ; nor is it material. We do know, however, that ever since the Radicals have had control in Portland, they were very careful, as a gen eral fact, to employ none except the "trttoly loll." Every Democrat was proscribed, no mutter how well qualified in other re pct. And this is true of almost every locality in the United States where the Radical were in the ascendancy. And not nly so, but many of the teachers thus employed, r ilarly taught Radical dogma to the fchxlar, one half of whom were the children of Dem- ocratic parents. We know of many instan--ces where Democrats, averting their man hood, refused to tamely submit to kuc!i out ra;es, and took their children from school, anl hired teachers who confined themselves to their legitimate duties. It comes with a very bad grace from those .who, for six or eight long years have thus -.proscribed and persecuted Democrats, now to set up a howl because the Democratic city -of Portland has dismissed the Radical tench--ers aforesaid. Their previous acts should -operate as a completo estoppel. We havo no fears, however, that Demo crats will imitate their Radical predecessors .in this senseless, wholesale proscription. "Th3 Democratic party always has been an ; advocate of toleration. The Deniicratic , party never yet imprisoned any one ; never jjet menaced anylmdyV liberty, or property or life, because of a mere difference of polit ".ical or religious belief; and they do not pro -jo3e to imitate the Radicals in such things "They leave such meanness and villainy to theai. Albaxt Sch ools. The first term of the Albany public cb.ol commericcd !at 31 on - day. under 3Ir. John 31 Farland. We learn that he has taught several years in pucce? . sion. in one place ; which is of itself n (tikx recommendation. We hope he trill fill the Vill. Let those who send to the public school lend him all the assistance in the r rpower in the matter of government, punc taal attendance, tc. There is no more la- .borioas occupation than that of teacher, a -we know by experience ; hence every good 4iacher should be backed up and encouraged, .in every suitable vray, by his patrons. . The Alb'any College closed its last term 3Iast Thursday. The following students were mot absent without excuse, during the e -sion, and their names are therefore entitled to appear on the Roll of Honor : G. F. Beach, R. II. 3Ltrkhatn, Isaac .Long, O. Z. Morgan, James Conner, Hal lack Griffin, 3IaIcolm 3Ionteitb, Robert Fos ter, R. S. Price, Addie Beach, Annie Bent ley, Ida Hoguc, Kate Conner, Jane Conner, Mary Hannon, Katie Vining, 3Ielia Viniiig Jlinnie 3Ionteith, Littio .3Iunteith, Alice Griffin, Vironda Alexander, 3Iontroe 3I-n-teitb, Charles 3Ionteith. We undertod the President, Rev. Wm. 3Ionteith, has re signed his place, and will devote his time mm henceforth to his ministerial duties; and Prof. Warren has also resigned bis position, and accepted an appointment as teacher of one of the schools of Portland. Xo one. at this -writing, has been selected to fulfil his place; but it will be dmxe in duo time, we itiPppOSS. ' . J&A a.meefing of the fttadents of the advancet! English Department of tlte i JMbany Collegiatejnstitute, (hehl on i23rd inst.) under the care of Prof. K. K. Warren, the following resolutions were presented and unanimously ; adopted : Rtu lvtd, That we learn with deep regret that Prof. It. K. Warren bas resigned bis position in this Ii stitute. - ftenlced, That we shall ever bold in grateful remembrance the earnest endeavor of Prof. War ren, to aid a in the acquirements of knowledge. Retched, That our best wishes shall follow bim to the 3eld of hi future labors, and that it will al ways afford us pleasure to bear of hia success. Signed by all the Students. G. F. BEACH, CK'm. fS We haye received a Ticket to ihe CaHfornta State Fair, to be held - in Siicraroento jcommencing the 15th of September next. By a letter from - L KV Iloag, Secretary, we learn that ! the prospects for a good exhibition of "all industrial products are excel- Govs to the Mountains. Wo hear of many who havo gone, or intend soon going, to the mountains. In fact, thoro is a sort of mania for the mountains. Well j go ahead. That Is right. You cannot spend a few days more profitably so far as health is con ccrned. A Good Change. Tho Directors of the Oregon IToraltl have appointed Eugene Seniple local editor of that paper. The local colnmn will be it good one now. The following rela tive to tho Oregon Central Uailroad is taken from that department : ' We take the greatest pleasure in calling At tention t tlie advertisement of tho Oregon Con tral Railroad Company, which appears in to-day' Herald. We are retain Jod by it of tho days wht n the Illinois Central was in no mors advanced stage tliau tho Oregon Central is now, anl wbvn it was struggling uj, against tho tucers of skep tic, to make the empire wo now see along it linej and wo confidently believe, and predict, ihatber-, as thoro, the fierce breath of tho "iron horse" will srar tbe cheek of tbe doubters before their snail like pace will enable Hum to drar (he tr ick. Let all who desire the prosperity of Oregon spread this news to tho world ! Scatter it through all tbo sections from whence emigrant ean bo drawn in the south, and west, and east and next spring will witu&s train after train of tUrllug farmers pouring into the Willamette Valley. Let it be known that railroads are certain briny bm'lt. and the " ";t tm " ti population, pros perity and wealih. ha been fund by Oiegon. Tb'nk what Illinois was we what tho is. and knw that the, same career awaits our own State, front the auspicious betftuningt of lSflS. ' UunxrDowx. Jkach and George's steam flonr and sawmill, nt liiiena Vista, were entirely eontnuned by fire at 3 o'clock last Sunday morning. Xo insurance. Loss 15,000. Lett tor Id aim. Mr. Mack, one of our hel and m.it respected citizen., has left Albany with hi family ami Jude Shepherd, for Idaho Territojy, hj in that tho timun tain air wuld restore him to health n;;ain. We trust hi.H rlhcs mny be rrnliievl. Couucll Iroeoedliisp. TiitnsDir Kvemng, July 2-1. 1SG. Council met, and nll cailltsl ; prffiit: Couiiciliiieii Carter, Viuing, Parker, Che die nml Crawford. Minute' of the previous meeting were read, aniitdtd mot nppmveil. The Mayor iV'ing uhent the Recorder presided. Tbe M-irxhal pre ntjd r. iM.rt "f lx: cllrcu-d. bein? 13. wLk-b rcp.-rt w-.s rcCiive-l aud !ael n file. The Fi-iant-e Cmnitttc rvnrt in faror .f f.-r-in J. D. Prit-e bill ! $IS 9 . pir.i md at Umt uicrtin; ! in fvr ayio M-os i'atler's bill or$"j t'O. for yrrelini; tre.t, uestfuicd at last meeting. On niti n it was irltrre! that a sewer !e in i-le on the wot id of trrjr itre. t. tr-m tbe brtb wid-a f Third sirrct t- tlie rirer, ml l ewtr tu bv made hy putting ib-wn a hx 20 incl es n-jUiiTv, to le tna-lo'-f r.l fir .l.nik iw tucbe Ibu k. On uttin K. Crur was aointud t bare tbe above nam d wkr hij1c, and to u,-ritittijl tbe same. On ia"ti'in the property holder n Hiker street be r-quirvd to grub ut tbe trrv in fn nt .f their rrsiwetire prupertr, wftbin two week from tbts time On motion, a lj- uixed. L. W. D00 LITTLE. Uecuid.r. CITY CHURCH "DIRECTORY. O. I?. PKEbYTrR!Ax CniBca Iter. W. J.I M"ittvi:b. Ptr. Prea bin at 1 1 a.m. UxtTeo Pres. Chircm Kcv. S. tl. Irvine,; Pa tor. Services at II a. u. and in evenin. Sabbaib Scbod at 2 p. . M. E- CiifBtii Her. C. CI. Belknap, Pastor. Services at II .. v. and 7 f. m. Srabdutb School j at 3 p. u. l:rTi!T CHCncn Rev. It C. Hill, Patr. Services n the 1st anl 3rd Habbath f ab m -nth. at II o'clock a. u. and at caudlc-liblin'. I M'ath b 1 at 3 v. n. 3lKTiirt-isr Cni'Ki-n, Socth Iter. Y. A. Fin- lev, Patr. Preaching n tbe 2nd and 4th Sun- day of each month, in tbe Albany District School lluas?. ALBANY PKICE.S CXItHE.VT. CORRECTED WEEiLV BV J. CRAUHOII L. ALsaxr. Stur ly, July 2i. I.C8. Tbe following aru the priees pai.J f-.r Ir.Mmir, and d tbe pruves atwbtcU otber artie'.cs are selling! in tbis market : Wbeat wbits.pcr bnbrl. fi2 ct. OaU per buebel, 4SQbQ i ts. Potates jK-r bushel. t7$l 00. Onions per bubei. $t 2 . Flonr p.rbbl. 4 DO Cutter per pound. IS cts. Efcz per doivn, 20 ets. CLickens perdjzen. $2 AO fa, 3 00. Peacbea lrisl, er ponml. I62U ;ts. Pork per pound. 5(6ts. Bef oo fowC 4C'ii r.tM. Mutton, per poun 10(12) cents. So per p'tuud, rts. Salt 18 Angelos, per pound. 2 cts. Syrup per gallon, 1,00(1,12) Tea, Young ilyson, per pound, $1 CO - Black, 7a($l 00. " Jajrau, $1 00. Jagar crnsbed, per pound, 17($20 cts. Uland. 13Qltl. Sea 15 cts. Coffee per pound, 2225 ets. Nails cut, p-r pound, 78 cts. White Iad pure, per keg. $i 004 50. Linseed Oil boiled, per gallon, $1 752 00. Turpentine er gallon. $1 750,2 Oy D -netie brown, 16J eta. llickorr etrined. per yard, dZ$ clt. Bed Ticking per yard. 2540 cts. Blue Drilling por yard, 203J cts. Flanntl rryrd, cts. Print j fat colors, pt-r yard. 12J c. Riflo Powder, per pound. 75$1 00. Candles best, per pound, 20fc$33 eta. Rice China, per pound, cts. Tobacco per pound, $! 0(l(ol 25. Sa!arai4i vr pound, 163 Dried Plums per Itoiin l, Vl,Qhs, Dried Apples per lb tic. " Currants kt lb, 8c. Bacon Hams, per lb. 1213e. Sidts, per lb. U: Sh nbLrs, per lb. C,e. Lard p4-r lb. in chuc, I He. French Brandy per gal.. $10 00I2 00 Holland Gin per gal., $5 50 American Brandy per pal.. $5 00 Jarnai'-a Rum per gal., $6 00 Tar $! per gallon. Beans--per lb., 4c. NEW STORE! AT "W" J T E R Xi O O 1 GOODS AT ALBAXY PRICES I FOR READY PAY! J. W. MACK. juUl'B8r3n47ir By NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. HE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CfTY OF i Albany, Oregon, will receive b ids at the Re- ust 8, 1868, at corder's office until Thursday. Aucu 7 o'clock p. v.. for buildmtr a stone culvert across the ravine on Front strejt, in front of E. Rubart'i property, said cul-ert to be thirty (30) feet long, tn be placed on solid foundations, and to be throe f3) feet wide at the bottom, three f 31 feet hirli. and about two (2) fett wide at tbe top, to be sub- - - I tantially and secur- ly covered over with stone. Tbe walls of said culvert to be not less than twog"n on and a half (2i) feet thick. . ' Tha n.inneil rcsprvn tha nrht tn rvipe.t anv or I all bids Br or ler of Ibe Comrain Council, mndo July 9 86S. L. W. DO0LITTLE, City Recd r. JOD lypllti yatly and cheaply dono at this Ooo. . A 1) V K U T I S V M K NTS. WHEAT! WHEAT! ioovooo nusiiciiSor wheat WANTED within the next two week, fur wblob The Highest Cash Price will be Paid, By J. GRADWOIIL, WANTED ! 1WANT 20,000 LBS. OF (100D BACON atiio Butter, both of which the hli:het mar kvt price will bo paid. B. URENNER. v3n33tf IMNSOLUTIOX NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEHEUY OIVKN THAT THE oo-part. ersbip litetforo existing between J. Nororos and Andrew Cowan, in the business of rncrrhantlising, under the Arm name and style of N'treroKS A Cowan, at Albany. Oregon, i this day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr. Norero retiring from the business. All debts duo tho late firm will be paid to, and all debts owing by thu lato Ann will be paid by Andrew Cowan, who remain in the biislnesi. J. NOUCHOSH. AN t) UK W COWAN, Albany, Juno 23, tSSdv.lnliwfl. VAXTKI-100,000 poiuitU or WOOL, for wbicb I rill pay tbe HIGHEST MARK F PRICE! marZlvInaC'v. OltCT?0-'8 AI.TIlI.NTUATOIt4 NAM:. 1 PURSUANT TO AX OllUKK OV Til 12 COUX tj Court of Linn ouuty, in Probute made at mj M.iy Urin, 180S N.-tiee is bertby given, Tint David Fryman, Admini'-trHbjr ic6oni nun, of the Kflatc of 'fhouia Rogs dcoeased, will on Saturday, the $t day of Juyust, 1BG8, in front of the Court Huue dor, iu Linn rountj, Oregon, betwevn lb bur of 9 ft. ta. and 4 p. rn. of said da; day, sell at publio auction, to the liib st bidder, tbe following describud real estate be binding to tho etate of Thomas Rgg, deceased, to-wit: Donation Lund Claim Xotifiratiou So. 20A1. in Towusbip No. 1 1. South Range 2 and 3 Wt Will. Mer., eontaininj 31S and niiH-ty-seveu-oiic-hun-dredtbs acres, in Lion county, Oregon, a laid down 'i the rco ir ltd maps anl Mirveys of the I'. S. in the Land Oflkv at Oregon City, Oregon. Abu L-.t 5 aud A, In Hlock Xo. 23 in the city f Albany, county of Linn. StaUs of Oregon ; ! Lt .V.. 4 in Ulo X. 2, we-lern dditi-n to tbe i ity of Albanjr, a laid down on tbe recorded idats of said o-.ty i n bio iu too CUrk' offi- o of Lion county. Ori-n. TERM.) of sale : Gold cin parable at the titoo of D. FROM AX, Aoiu r. A'.baoy, July 31. 103. E. F. Ri sisi,t-, Att'y f . r Adm'r. nlw4 Nin:inrrN nam:. T0TICK I.- IIERKUY tllVKX THAT RV 1 viituj f anesccotion loue I out of the Cir u i Cuit of Linn ci unty. Vrpuu, by iba Clerk I tbe fame, at.d t nu dire to I an I leiivrvd, in fn.r of V.. A. FrxiUn l. Pai',it.l, nod ajf iinft D. I'. D nniMie and Riubel Dinwnbiie. Dt-fvtid nt. f r t -eruiu uf $MJi.0j, ju lxnunt ou I lu.U of Suit V. S Kold tojn. I have ti.i 3vib day of June, A. D.. IH',$. In- ivd njKjji tho lullow.o,; dvscrtl'cd r.l ctate, t- wit: Tbe North half "f donation land cLim Xot. X-n. o iiainio ' lfio acres. inrw r Us, a pruven up n by D. T. DiowtdJie in tbe Land Odico at Ofi'iioo Citj, Orn. Ato: t'lnn the undivoU-d oi.r-balf ittertrtt of said D T. D.iiwi-I IL'. in L-t I and 2 in Ubek 52 in the city of AMjanr, Lmi county. Ofc. witb Ibe ap- urtrli.mr.s tberrulito beluu;ij;. And tt Sutunloi, thzt thiy t,j' .'.wjtmt, 1808, Itctwei-n tbe Imors of 'JuYI -ck a. m. and 4 o'rbk p.m. if said drfv. In front of tbe Court House do. r. in Use city of Albrtny. Linn rom.iy. I will m!I tbe ab ve ilecriUd r.al pr-t erty at public outcry t tbe hi;bvt au I be.t LiJ Jcr fur iab tbm-lor in baud. Dated this 30lb day of June. Jfi. 1IARVEV JMITIf. -3:itow I&11.33 SberitT Lnq count v. Oregon. iu;ai this. I LIP in Ul LL PEU0X.S KXOWIX4) TIIKMi:LVI!.4 I bt4 to rno by nU r bil( art-.n:it ar Moiifte-t to cino fvrwarJ auJ M'tilc tbo amo n'uU- !ut lcUr. Giro th9 mailer Tur iinm,Kato attention, anl nr ttf ritlttrtiitm. Jane 27. ISt;$-.v3n!5tr. M. W MACK. NOTICE! L 00K OUT FOR THE CAR.! JUST RE- ci-l : a rcry I-irc stock f DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES! by rlt atner fr in San Francinco. I wilt sll for cab r tunrcbanUble fr'Juce. at lw prices, iny itre st'Mt-k uoj, t wake rHro for more. Call anJ soe for youraclres. - . R. CIIEADLE'S 8prl3n-1tfJ CL trv, Albany. notici; IS HEREBY GIVEN" THAT I, AARON COX Ira, A Imini-trator of tho EUte of Alexander ' r takes and Ktisabttb Frakc, now drcased. late of Linn county, Oregon, will sl! t public ao-tion at the C'urt llue door, betwien tbe b His of 9 July 8, ISM. Auritfc. m-yrt-TirP IS HFIlKliY CIVVV THAT Til I.' Therefore all persons having claims against tbe estate of lay lata husband, tho aid A. 11. Qjburn, dec d, are uottfied to present the same, duly veri-fii-d. to me at Peoria in said county and State, rithin the timj rcsiribcd ty Inw: and all per sons owing said estate are required to come for ward at once and pay uch indel.'tednei'S. ' June24.1S6S. MARGARET OSBURN, v3u!5w4 Adtn'x. EXECUTORY NOTICK. MTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE undersigned have bcn appointed Exccutirs 01 tt.e lotate of bUsrmr t-oote, dtcensed, by the Cjiinty Court of Lin.i oounty, Oregon. All perilous having claims against laid Extato a;e nwuufi 10 preseni mtoi, jauiy Tcrinc-i;. lo '.-a. ' . . s a . g, . . I ti e un.k rsiffncil at Urow nBrille, Oregon, witbio six moiitbi frm tbix date. D. P. FOOTE, .1 ELKXANDER KIRK Executors. July 3. 18(58.- r:in46w. K. F. Rosr.i.i.. Att'y for-Ex'rs. T Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION AND OR- Jl3 lcr of sale issued out of tbe Circuit Court of j tbe State of Oregon for Linn county, to me di- retted, in favor of Omar Sylvester und against C. C. (liMllcy, for tbe um of $331.15, U.S. Gold oin, and interest and coyts, I buve tbis 9th diy ofl a. M.an l 4 r. m.. on tbtb dny f August, l.6$, j ecro thanks U bis numtrous pati. nts for to tbe biK't et bidder f .r e.ib. Tw Land War- ,uc r pafn uae, and would Uke tb's opportunity rants, to-wit: No. -V6.W and S: 2oft.73." to rvtnind tbna tbat be continues to ennlt at bU A LIBERAL SHARE OP PATRONAGE IS AARON CONDRA, A din r. I Iimtitute for tbe cure of ebronia dUeases of ilial lA solicited, as we intend to keen as rood an aa n(7w( 1 undersigned bas tbis day been appointed '""Vn"; i,,",n, t J AdTninbdritrU t tbe o.Ute of A. 11. O.burn. do- '. D',V JV Vi"?l f ceased, by tbo County Court of Linn county, Ore. nd Lo.in' W-f ' - " neys.ctc, etc.. and ho bopei tbat bis lonz eineri- vires. illy, IcvuhI on tbe property in said cxecu-lever? tii n and order of snle specified, to-wit : Tbe buildini; nnd all tbe tmnrovcmonls and appurtenance sitiu t d on L"L No. 4, in bl- ck II, in tbo city of Albany. Linn oounty. Oregon, I together With all the interest of C. C. Oodley in jaiil lots, anl on , tie thnj. the loth tlay of August, 1808, between tbe hours of 0 o'clock A. v. and 4 o'clock p. x in front of the Court House door, in said State aud county, I will sell tbe came it public auction to tlie highest bidder tbercfor, in U. S. gold coin. K. A. IKVJNK, n47wl Sheriff Linn county, O gn. UOTZCD OF FINAL SSTTLEAIEIJ T. JACOB KEES. EXECUTOR OF THE "LAST J J will and testament of Morgan Kees, deceasod. this lay nud nis accounts in me wuniy court "f Linn county. Oregon, praying a Una settlement ot f be same, aud asking to be discharged as Jix Jcutor of said estate. j lher fore notice is hereby given that Ud nppli cation and settlement will be beard and determin- ... ..a a. MACS utt tho Uourt House, in tue city ot Ainany, Satnrrfau. thu tlau of Avautt. 18! ' J ' ' I I a f arkiali 4!ma J .l a a sail MAMana riavlnie SK Hons to saM acomintfl and ch dipchare arl ; j . tt i . i. . ti . - ffuirea n Hie IQeir onjeciions in sa.iu vouri, ate. time. ; By order of tho Court. July , 1868. S, A. JOHNS, County Judg E. F. Russell, Att'y for, Er'r.n t7w4 AUVKltTISKMENTS. SAMUEL DENNY, Succtitor to Hampton & HcBridt, -AND Doaler in Every Variety of AND CABINET WAKE! fieddingr, Spring Iflattrcsftcg, HAIR, PULU, MOSS. WOOL. &C. &C. ALL WORK GUARANTEED, AND Ecxcutcd In I'lruf-CIaNM Hijle. Jobbing Promptly Attended to. On First Street, Under the Democrat Offiee, ALBANY, O It KG OX. May 4, 18r.7 v2o38Uugl8 D. MAXSVIKLD. It. C. HILL. B. MANSFIELD. D. MANSFIELD St, CO., DKALERS IX GENERAL MERCHANDISE, ALBANY, OREGON. IN FOSTER'S ONE-STORY BRICK. OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE. rpiiE 1 not AR0VE FIRM TAKES PLEASURE IN (ifylng tbeir friend and tbe f'ublie icner- ally, tbat tby v CONTINUALLY RECEIVING DRY GOODS, G It O C E It I E "S HARDWARE, &C. Wbicb wo will rscbanjro FOR CASH OR PRODUCE! T THU VEUY LOWEST PRICES. Wo ropeclfully ask tbo public to rail and Examine onr Slock and Prices liters piircbasinzrlsbero: an l waassaro all that ti aili viva " ENTIRE SATISFACTION TO PROMPT CUSTOMERS. Albany, Feb. I ,'57v2n27tf PRIVATE MEDICAL AID- QUICK CURES AND MODERATE CHARGED, DIt. Y. I. I)OIIi;itTVJS PRIVATE MEOICAL KHQ SURGICAL INSTITUTE I Sacramento Street, below Montgomery, oppo site tbe Pacific M til gleams btp Com pany Onicc, rrivatc entranco on lA-ldcsdurfl street, San I'rancUco. I ErtullUtd trprttly to afford tht aftlUud sou at aad 0titific utttliatl aid tn tm trtatmtnt and cure "f alt t'ritttnd Chrom ic D!ttft, eat of Stxrt' ey a td alt Stxuat liordtr. TO THE AFi'LICTCD. L.J0L ' " or XR. W. K. DOHERTY RETURNS HIS SIN. TVT! A Tfl tVP ALT. VAPTT"rTl?C Luno. Liver, Kidneys. Diirestire and (lenito-Uri-lrtucnt, nary Uran. ana an private aiseae, vu. hyph-1 " ....... . . I I fa nil its forms and stage. Seminal Weakness. 1 . i i . i . t - t . . r . i , I mu 1 " u ,rT ly c "nwweice wi iteti-aouso uon- enee and successful practice will continue to Insure bim a share of putdie patronage. By tbe practice of many yean in fcuropo and the Lotted States, 1 h.e is enabled to apply tbe most efficient and suc cessful remedies against diseases of all kinds. He nsei nn mercury, charges moderate, treats bis pa tients in a correct end honorable wa;, and has I reference or unquestionable veracity from men of known respectability and blgb standing in soci ety. All parties consulting him by Utter orotber- wise, will receive tbo bctt and gentlest treatment and implicit et recy. To Female. When femftlo is in trouMe, or afflicted with usfase. as weakness or me uacK ana limbs, pain . . I . , . . . m I in tno neaa minnes or signi, loss or muscular t... -f , .1 a f a ... I power, paipusu-.n m .ne uvnru .rma..iu y. ner- vousness. extreme nrinnry diQicoltics, dfranse- : :; :n :V" . i -l:r:": nt'ftt ttt it rn mi i vsa fnnsttiina. cpniril rtAKilitw vs.! ty. and all otber dixcases i cculiar to female: she shyuld po or write at once to the celebrated female doctor. W. K. Dobcrty. at Ins Medical Instifute, and consult bim about ber troubles and dicense. Tbe Doctor l eCecting tnoro cures than any other pbysician In tho btate or Laiir;rnia. t no faUe delicacy prevent you, bnt apply immediately and save yournelf from painful sufferings and preiua-i ture death. Ail Murried Lud.es wboso delicate helth or other circumstances pren nt an Inoreafe in their fxuilics, should write or call a Dr. W. K. Dohcrty's Mvdicil Institute, and they will receive possible relief and hilp. I ho Doctor e ofn-I ccs ari so nrranol tbat be can bo consulted witb- out fear of observation. TO C orrcapoilUentW. Pait-nt. .Llitio- in ai.v n'art ut Iho Rliite. nnw. laver lir.ant. who mnv desire tho oninion and ad. I 'ce of Dr. Doherty in their respeaive cases, and sucb, in preference to holding a personal interview, are respectfully assured tbattheir communication will he held most sacrel an1 oonDdential. If the caso bo fully and candidly described, per sonal communication will bo unnecessary, as in- etructionri for diet, regimen, and the general treat- ment of the ease (including tbe remedies), will be forwarded without delay, and in suoh a manner as to convey no idea of the purport of tho letter or ! parcel so transmitted. Consultation by letter or otherwise, mica. Permanent euro guaranteed or no pay. Addess, W. K. DOHERTY, M. D., 8an Fronoisco, California. Spermatorrhcea. Da. Dohcrty has lust published an imnortant lnrnTJete"!b'dT'?J,,,..?,wn vbwg and experiences I iss, lis I is it- i nd its i 1 1 - iii tra:a 1 t tkt a A D V K It T 1 8 K M E N T S. THE OLD STOVE DEPOT! CXAXN STRtSV ALSANT. OH1T .BRIOGS, (LATC 0. O. 40DLKT k CO.) Keefn constantly on band a general asiortment of S TOVES! Of theSIost FuTorUe Vatttmn, Cook Stoves, Parlor Stoves, Box Stoves ! With a full and general assortment of TIN, SHEET-IRON, COPPER AND BRASS-WARE I Aod all other article! btoally found In a TIN STORE! Repairing Xeatlj tnd Promptly Executed. TERMS Cata or Produce. 'Short Reckoning maka Long rrienda. Fob. 2, 'o7-2n23tr THE SAN FRANCISCO STORE 1 J1LIC8 GRADITOIIL, ALBANY - - - OREGON. flltlK SUUSCItllSEIt IF0ULII INFORM TH3 X citUn of Albany and vicinity tbat bo now n.cupi- tbe eorucr brtex storo Corner of flrat and WaaUngten Ctreet'a. Ho Intends to sell good AT THE IsOWEST PRICE! roa CASH Oil PIlOLUCE!I Tbo public wuald do woll to examine toy Good nciuie parcuasiUj; elsewboro. My Stuck c-miiiU, In part, as follows : 3D"5T GOODS, C'.OTHING, GROCERIES SOOTS AND SHOES, Hardware, Crockery ' xt A GREAT STOCK OP LADIES' PCRXISIIIXG. I EMuRGIUKhY axd FANCY a Lao A G00DST0CK0F THE BEST LIQUORS r IirOURlll IOIIlI ?larHCtZ t Wbirb beinttti.Utostl! ONLY TOR BICTICINAX. PURPOSES I v. It'. fawi also arrnt fr (irflv Jt- Huhcr'H Nrwlnr Hnetslne. TheeMa- cbtnes are known to be tbo best in the market. Wo aU' Ireg laaro t inform tbo rnbl ro MA.NL'FADTUUI.NO a fol articU lie tbat we :o of CIGARS! j wbicb witlscll atSaarraneiaco Whaleaala ITicea. Call anJ esamtoovur stock of Cigars before purcbasing cltowbt re. t f a w JULIUS G RAD WO Ill Dee. 22, '60 v2nl9Iy CITY MARKET. BXain St, Oppeaita tha Ifaw Dra; Star, ALBANY, OREGON. HENDENHALL & REDPATH, Proprietors keen as rood wf as rood quality as tbo count nurus. m- I e are always reaay to pay tbo Highest Cash Price for Fat Stock. April 6, 18C7 Tn-Utf J. F. MCCOY, A TTOJiXE r A XD CO UXSELL OR AT ZAW, aJID NOTARY rUDLIC, PORTLAND, OREGON I tfaTILL PRACTICE IN TH J REVETtAT. f Courts of this City and State and of Wash- lujctun Territry. All kinds of claims tnd demands, L,iWrj An mminSnn. . au afliiAttati..n miifa. miia. mmK iirnnnnu. innirnminni. sarn w w " J -wax"awa n-.t rHrri hit..Kt and anl.l. Tt n.s.i i " -------- ----- - - - - vw.-.. i RM;i.iinfl. rnt,l. an.l r.nr w .- p wa. eviMMir' t ,-n. TIuIa to Ttaal nrH..t. mn.l .K.r.A. t. I BMC' AOEVT f. tha nrlnninal .lailv and MV1 ... pap(. on tha Pacltlo eoasU Subscriptions and ad UertlsemenU solicited. ffAH collection promptly remitted. OFFICE No. 95 Front ftroet. Portland. v2n27t NEW BOOK BINDERY! 112 Front St., Portland. (Nearly opposite MoCormlck'e Bookstore.) GEORGE We-YOIsIsVBI. noorx niNDcn. paper ruixr, and BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER. BLANK BOOKS MADE TO OR DEll and Ruled to any desired pattern Newspapers. MAgaxioes, Music, e to., etc, Round in any style, with neatness and dispatch. -AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES. may0v3n38tf PICTURES I R. PAXTON. OF THE PROTOORAPH UttlUry of tbis place, intends starting East about the first of September, next. All persons knowing themselves indebted to the Gallery are requested to stle before that time, and those having ao- loounis against me win piease present mem. aiso, those to whom Pictures are due will oblige me by calling for them. I want to settle everything up oerore i leave. All those who would like their "good looks" tcken by ma are resnectfully invited to call, as I am in a good humor t make pretty pictures at the stme low prico. Call soon. "A word to the wise is sufficient." A. B. PAXTON. Juns 37, 1838 r3n45tf. . - Prop'r. ADVE11TISEMBNT8; TK0S. W. KIHIIEY, Mo. 49 front Ctect, Portlajii, Otlgon, OFFERS FOR BALI "W I S EZ IB "'ST z FROM BROWN, BRYSON & CO.. SPRIN&YIUE. KY, J. Torth'a Uonay Dow, rry'a Laurol Ororo, Par'i Donrben nanteroCalirorElatTlieat. 33 -A. 3ST "Sf t Piaat Castlllion, Ciiao DtSoncho & Co, A. Crinienn, J. XXe&natsy, And all Domestic Crania. OI3ST: XInyper and Swan, OLD TOM, BUM, POET W15E, SHERRY W15E, AJtD Case Liquors of All Kinds. ap'II8'68T3o35tf A NEW STORE IN ALBANY I . BRENNER, OPPOSITE PARRIBirft BLOCK, ?? 0CLD RESPECTFULLY INFORM tbo citlsen of Albany and riclaity tbat bo bas just returned from SAN FRANCISCO, WITH A FIRST-CLASS SELECTION or DRY GOODS CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, XXATS AND CAPS, J n1' 10 "lec,w od Trie,J assortment of GEXERAI 91ERCIIAXD1813. MT MOTTO WILL BE j "Quirk Sales and Hmall PrflU.w i recoirt by every teamer a NEW INVOICE OF GOODS. Perfoes are retpectfolly reo,oested to call and ex amine tot r'XMis he for purebasin? elsewbere. tnarZ5 B,T3o32tf IS. DRENNER. R. CHEADLE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CASH STOBE 1 40 ox cot. or mix axo droad-albix 8tkt3, trnosx goods can si had AT PORTLAND PRICES FREIGHT ADDED. BY PAYING CASH IN HAND FOR THE GOODS. C3 ft Call aad Sea for Youn&lres. reb22r3n27tf R. CIIEADLE. ALBANY FERRY! -o- 4 T THE SOLICITATION OF MANY CITI- t tens of Linn and Benton counties. I hare ntu-d op tbe LOWER FERRY, (it being tbe Stage Roote), in uch manner as to secure to tbe public better facilities, at all seasons of tbe year, than can be bad elsewhere. My Boat " wu"fc ' uww" " " CUIUlErJT COAT. and is the bet on the RiTer, without any excep tion. Llrinr quit near my Boat Landing. inlMtrMl ANnilflVlfiftl ftTUIWfT Benton county, I am enabled, at ll hours, to ae- I .w at. v. j u . vuiuuiuuniv iuv lihviiv. ah , vuit 10 ocv uivu v r m K'Wt WHO lrirOa saisi 1 9 ihuvi w fJ VVUIU Vf ibU the LATEST IMPROVEMENTS for aafet and I Li..Mk:i;. f- -t!, k t' . - . "1 ... rr heretofore existing, nasrecenuy been screred. Rates of ferriage an the same as the Upper ferry. A. FiSAKCK, augla'oovZnlly Proprietor. FARMERS, LOOK HERE! BUTTER WANTED! 20,000 lbs. of Good Butter, For which I will pay, in Goods, 18 cents, up to tbe 1st of July next, at my store. May 22, 1868. RAPHAEL CHEADLE. v3n40tf HARVEST OF 18681 THRESHERS, REAPERS, MOWERS. J. BARROWS CO., Agent for all kinds of Agrloultnral Implements S v3n39tf TN"otioe. "fkTOTICE IS nEREBY GIVEN, WARNING J3I the public against buying or trading for either of four promissory notes mads payable to J. Q. Thornton or bearer, tor toe sum onaree Hun dred and seventr-five ($375.) dollars each, and bearinr data. September 25tb, 1867, ' I Two of tbe aoove notes are payaoie in one year . . . . . from date, and two in two years trom date. The above notes wero obtained by misrepresen tation and without consideration for value received, therefore I will not pay them. IUUUAS MONTiSlTii. Albany, Oregea, Oct. 11, 1887 t3s17w ADVERTISEMENTS. FOR THE SPEIHS SALES OF IEEE AT ANDREW GOVAN, WHOLESALE & RETAIL' DEALER,' HAVE PROVIDED THEMSELVES IK ranee of tbe recent ria in Cotton Ooode with a OP STAPLE DRY GOODS! WHICH CAN AND YT lit BfiSOtD - 4 AT MARYELOUSLY LOW PRICES I FOR Casla or Iferehanlable Prodaee CALL AND EXAMINE CUR STOCK AND PRICES I TTc Have in Large Qaantfiletf BLEACHED AND BROWN COTTONS, TICK ING, COTTONADES, DENIMS, SHIRT ING AND CHECKS, PRINTS, DE LAINES, ALPACCAS. GING nAMS, JEANS, CA e8I MRES,TWEEIf.er FOREIGN AN 1 OREGON MANU. pac- TCSB. ALIO ' A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF FANCY DRESS GOODSl Zatett Style a of 7anth'a and Qeatieaaa'a crLOTKrisrQ-i AND FURNISHING GO O HATS, CAPS, BOOTS A5D SHOES OF ALL II5DS 159 SIZES CARPETING, YALL-PAPERf Paper 4k Linen Blinds & Fixtures' We would cell especial attention to onr Stock of" IRON AND STEEL, AD flKXKBAL 131 ABD "W ABES' ITS TZZU BATZ IS f AYIXG IT IS The Iargeat thin side of Portland t FORKS, HOES, RAKES, SPADES. SCTTHES aiil-L-SAWS, CROSS-CUT, ilLEaS IMPROVED PATENT TOOTH BILLETT-WEBBS, tSECHANICS AND BLACKSMITHS TOOLS COMPLETE Batcler Saws. Barn-Door Ilangert, Rollers aad Track, Rope Cbain, Hemp and Rob ber PaekLogv Ilorse-Sboe Nails, BolU, NaU and Waibers, Thimble and Wagon Boxing, Iron Axles, Iron aod Steel of every kind. Blasting Potr&er aad Pose. WE ARE PAYING IN CASH tbe Highest Mar. ket price for D SCO XI Lard and TTool. Call and learn onr prices, and tbea coit yourself.' NORCROSS a COWEN. Albany, Mty 1, lS68T2nllf W. W. PARRISH & CO. - NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS i AT THK Tl "R T n TT "RT.fi n IT j 8. B. Corner Ferry aad Frcat St'v JUST RECEIVED, a carefully selected Stock cf FANCY WID STAPLE DRY GOODS! SILKS, STRIPES, POPLINS, TAMISE, CIIAMBRrES, PERCALOS, JACONETTS; DELAINES; ALPACAS, LINENS'," SWISS MUSLINS, MAfiSEILLES -AND PRINTS. TICKING AND Ddmesiica, EXeacaed and UaaLsmcaad, LADIES. KISSES AND CHILDREN'S SHOES AL8f nets, Caps, Bests tsd Sh&ei, nr Wawawwra Ww , I"""" .t auinaMi AXD - FAMILY GROCERIES Of all descriptions, by Wholesale and Retail, as Cheap as the Cheapest I for Cash or Country Produce. With sew good and low prices, we are prepared to give en tire satisfaction to alt who may favor as with their patronage. Na trouble to show goods. -augllvSnlyl CHAIR MANUFACTORY.1 AND IrirU'JEiNTN'G- SHOP I THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECTFTJL Iy inform the publio that be is prepared to do aU kinds of TURNING in a workman-like and expeditious manner. Also, he keeps cn band, and for sale, SPINHLKi WHEELS, and the best of Raw-Uda Dottoxa or Eite&ea Ciairwl All of which will be sold cheap for Cash. Or ders solicited. Shop near the old Floor MtU at the upper et.d of first street. ' JOHN ai. JsiuxaiiAir. Noy ,23, '57 T3nl5yl SEVENTY BUSHELS OF S ON OR A SEED WHEAT' FOR SAXE AT HT, JXCSIDTSSCSJ".' Sa33tf CHA5. F. GAY."