The state rights democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1865-1900, August 01, 1868, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMu tmmt SATURDAY...... AUGUST 1, 1863. CITY CHURCH DIRECTORY. 0. S. Frjcsbtteriax Chcrcii Rev. W. J. M on teith, Pastor. Preaching at 11 A. t. ' Usited Pres. Church Rer. S. G. Irrlnc, Pastor. Services at 11 a, ,m. and ia evening. Subhatb, School at 2J p. u. M. E. Chcrch Her. C. Q. Belknap. Pastor. STTices at 11 a. x. and 7 r. m. Sabbath School at S p. , Baptist Chcrch Rev. R. C. Hill, Pastor. Services on the 1st and 3rd Sabbaths or each month, at II o'clock a. x.nd at candle-lighting. Si.bbath School at 3 p. K. Methodist CorucH, Socth Rev. W. A. Fia ley, Pastor. Preaching on the 2nd and 4th Sun day of each month, in tho Albany District School House. THE 1. T. COMPANY. The Unionist of the 26th nit., quotes find comments, at some length, on a portion of our last week's article on the steamer Al bany. Itsajs: The P. T. Company is a corporation, and thrre- fore to lit. Its officers and stockholders want to make money as we air do and therefore they chsrge very good prices for their freight and pas sengers. The boats are their own, and it u their privilege to exact whatever they please from their euhtomers. Anybody who don't want to patron ise them is at perfect liberty to go by any other liie. They always treat passengers in a gentle tainly manner, and they deliver freight carefully anl promptly. We have never heard the slightest complaint ot them in this regard. On the other hand, while the river is free to all bo its, the porta at Oregon city is not. Well, whose fault is this?. Is it not the fault of the Stat which, by its careless legislation has allow ed aa association of moneyed individuals to gob ble up a franchise to valuable at that portage? The editor of the Democrat, or any other editor, if he should get hold of money enough, would like no doubt, to invest it in just such a wayrf So would apr other individual, or company. But freights are too high 1 We admit it. We believe that they can be earned for one half the present rates, said yield large profit.' We tL' it is to be found in an honest, fair com petition, aud we hope to see sueh inaugurated. We dotM if any stockholder in the P. T. Company would complain if such a competition was estab lished, and if they did complain, what would they do about it? Transportation on the Willamette river, will be foruver governed, like all other transportation, by the laws of trade, and the excess of supply and de miod. If the P. T. boats don't carry as cheap as they ought, put ou boats that will carry cheap er. Hut wholesale denunciation of the company for tiling fair advantage of their business sagaci ty, money accumulations, and the very loose legis lation of the State, will never take a single cent of i .1 r.L- v x.- r .v- -1-: , , " las ounacn ou ion eacB ui tuo juij'jth. We don't blame the P. T. Co. fur Vlnv. ing to "mate monej nor do sre-Uame them for charging ' very good prices fur their freight and passengers'.' A they are a monopoly, as they have noT icfjlftition, it is quite natural that th$j should take advantage of that fact, and skin our citizens -j ast as they do. Ite are w ell aware that he who does notsvant, to patronize them is at perfect l;bir"r to travel by any other line ; - and, in drywcather, many merchant?, and others in Una and Polk connties act oa this principle. Teamsters will carry freight froia Portland up at lower figures, than are charged by the P. T. Company ; and they lose many, a ton of freight in this manner. VTe have never intimated that the P. T. Campany ever treated passengers otherwise than in a "gentlemanly manner." Our chief objection to them is that they are a mo nornlv. and take ad vantage, of this fact to enrich themselves bv skinning the dcodIc We here bear tesiixnonr that they have al m m a ways treated ns in a "gentlemanly manner." indeed they have had no just cause to act otherwise. We have never attacked them personally. Wc fight them only as monop ofists." - Bat the Unionist savs that though the Willamette river is free to all the boats, "the portage at Oregon City is not." Ah ! indeed. We have heard such talk before; bufwe do not believe a word of it. We hive heard also that the P. T. Company elain the exclusive right to the Falls, and the entire basin and river at Oregon City. The point in issue will be tested before the proper tribunals. It is not to be supposed, . a w w a a tor a moment, tuat tne uiiiamette river, or an portion of it, from the mouth to its source, is to be controlled by a few individu als. . . Ail navigable iriTers, are great high ways, free to all whoch"oe to navigate then, and if the legislature of Oregon has granted to the P T. Company the right to use the Willamette river at the Falls, and the por tage around them, to the utter exclusion of all others, we have no hesitancy in saying " that it will be pronounced illegal when prop erly tested. No legislature has a right to pass laws so totally and palpably adverse to J the r ubltc good ; and if our law-makers have done so foolish and unjust a thing, and if no judicial tribunal will annul them, the time will come when the people of Ore gon, impelled by the great law of self-preservation, will find ways and means to annul them themselves. It is not for a moment to be supposed that the immense public inter ests iavolved in such an issue will be sacri ficed in a contest of this character. Let the peopU of Oregon, irrespective -of parties, become thoroughly aroused to this subject, as they yet will, and we would not give a farthing for the valuable "franchise" which this sjssociation of "moneyed individuals" bare gobbled. up. Their supposed rights will not weigh a feather against the immense publlj interests involved. We are glad to see one journal in Oregon, besides the Democrat, contend that "freights are too high." The Unionist says "that they can be carried for one half their present rates, and yield a large profit." This is an honest and truthful admission, and we agree .that t"ie only way to remedy the evil is by a vigorous competition. We have been aiming at this all along. The proposed railroad, when built, (and by the way we are begin ning to think there is considerable humbug about the railroad) will compete with tho P. T. Company. It will bring freights jirwn very materially without doubt; and aothirg but some such movement ever will. Most certainly " wholesale denunciation" never will ; and we have never supposed, it j would ever take a "single cent of the bur thens off the backs of the shipper." When men can fleece a State without let or hind rance, they usually snap their fingers at de nunciation of all kinds. . Ch avge. Mr, Settlemier. lone onn- neetid with t! e firm of Settlemier & Co. of this place, has witbdaawn, and intends soon leaving for the Atlantic States. Ho will carry ivith him the best wishes for his suc cess of the community. ; . Dr. R. CL Hill now owns the entire estab lishment, and will continue the business at tbe old stand. . . . ' . A Runaway. -Last Thursday evening a team belonging to & Mr. Davis, a man jus moving into town, took fright, and starting from near the Soap Factory, ran towards the river until they came to First street ; when they turned and ran up that street til they came to Ferry street; when they agnin turned and ran to Second street; and being undoubtedly quite dry by this time, they a gain made a short turn in front of "Gird's Bank Exchange," and running into a wag on loaded with a big saw-log, they conclu ded to halt and lay up for repairs. They stove up the wagon and themselves consid erably, and materially injured tho owner by running over him. It is wonderful that they did not do uioro damage, when the route over which they ran is taken into con sidctation. Sewer. A good sewer is being con structed in Albany, under tho superintend ancc of Councilman Carter, commencing on tho north side of Third street, and running down, on the west side of terry street, to tbo river. Tho cut between second and third streets is quito deep. The sewer twenty inches square, of red fir plank two inches thick. Whcn fiuiehed it will carry off considerable filth which accumulates at and near its source at certain seasons of the year. Pitches cues Ix. The last Albany democrat pit to the P. T. Company rather hefty' i Holl es in and earnestly wishes for the success of the railroad which is to connect Portland and Kugene city, so that " it will break up " the M monopoly." If the Democrat had identified tho road it refers to the idea would have been far more comprehensible If the Democrat bad said the East-tide road, it would undoubtedly be correct in regard to the ef fect. It would go still further ; it would have a tendency to lemn the utility of the heretofore and now convenient Willamette river. It U dif flcult to comprehend the propriety of attempting to construct two roads, one of which comes dl rectly in competition with transportation on the river, while, if we can build tho other, it opens up a great agricultural country to trade, commerce and the world. Portland Commercial. We had reference to the east-side railroad ; but we think that a railroad, on the west cide would also affect the P. T. Co. to the extent of breaking' up the monopoly they now enjoy. Why not? As to tho "two roads' spoken of we have serious doubts whether one of the " two roads will be built very soon: we mean the east-side. We begin bugged. to believe we have been hum- Kixgfisher. A kingfisher is generally to be looked for in secluded glens, perched on some dry limb over a trout stream, gating into toe shad v waters for unwary minnows. Thus the poets and painters have him ; but yesterday we saw one un der a city wharf, engaged in the plcbcUc occupa tion of diving for suckers. This particular bird has probably found out that there is an ordiuance against the ose of shotguns within the corporate iiniiu. i'ortland Jlerala. Very likely. The kingfisher is a very kt.owing bird. If you want a full, accurate and scientific description of him, consult vuauuon s orniinoiogicai worn, lie is a braver bird than is generally supposed. We AS 9 sr wounded one a few evenings since, and be showed considerable fight when an attempt was made to capture him. ALBANY PRICES CCIUIEXT. CORRECTED WEEKLY ISY J. CBADUOIIL. Alsamy, Saturday, August 1,168. The following are the prices paid fvr Produce, and the prices at which other articles are selling in this market : Wheat white, per buohcl, 62 J ct. Oats per bushel, 45(50 cts. Potatoes per bushel, 7 J (n,$l 00. Onions per Lubel. $i 2i. Hour perbbl, St 50(5 00 Butter per pound, IS cts. Eggs per doten, 20 cts. Chickens perdoxen, $2 60(3 00. Peaches drisd, per pound, lb(20 . Pork per pound, bCj, 6 cts. Beef on foot, KCuh cts. Mutton, per pound, 10(?$12J cent. Soap per pound, 5(o,5i cts. Salt Los Angelos, per pound, 2 cts. Syrup per gallon, 1,00(1, 12J Tea, Young II not), per pound, $1 CO - Black, 00. " Japan, SI 00. .Sugar crushed, per pound, 17(x20 ct. Island. 13(,111. " Sea. 15 cts. Coffee per pound, 22(25 cts. Xaihi cut, per pound, 7(8 cts. White Lead pure, per keg, $1 001 SO. Linseed Oil boiled, per gallon. II 7$2 Turpentine per gallon, $1 7i2 0o Domestic brown, 16$ cti. llickorv striped, per yard, 1630 cts. Bed Ticking per yard, 2ifit0 cts. Blue Drilling per yard, 20 (a, 20 cts. Flannels per yard, 50 (a, 75 ets. Prints fast colors, per yard, 12J c. Itiflo Powder, per ponnd. lfijt, $1 00. Candle best, per pound, 2033 eta. Ric China, per pound, 2t cts. Tobacco per pound, $1 G0(cl 25. Salseratos per pound, 16 cts. Dried Plums per bound, 12i(jl5e, Dried Apples per lb, 6c. " Currants per lb, 8c. Bacon Hams, per lb, MOjjlio. " Sides, per lb, 9c. Shoulders, per D, Cc. Lard per lb, in cans, 10c. French Brandy per gal., $10 0012 00 Holland Gin per gal,, $5 50 American Brandy per gal., $5 00 Jamaica Bum per gal., $5 00 Tar $1 per gallon. Beans--per lb., 4c. 00. NEW STORE! AT . "W -A. T IB JR Xj O O 1 GOODS AT ALBANY PRICES X FOB READY PAY! By J. W. MACK. jnlll'68T3n47tf NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF Albany, Oregon, will receive, bids at the Re corder's office until Thursday, August 8, 1863, at o clock p. v., for banding a stone culvert across the rarine on Front street, in front of E. Rnbart's property, said culvert to be thirty (30) feet lone. to be placed on solid foundations, and to be three (3) feet wide at tbe bottom, three (3) feet high, and about two (2) feet wide at tbe top, to be sub stantially and securely covered over with stone. Tbe walls of said culvert to be not less than two and a half (2J) feet thick. 1 Tbe Council reserve the right to. reject any or all bids. By order of the Common Council, made July 9, i. L. W. DOOLITTLE, City Recd'r. ISotioe. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. WARNING the public against buying or trad inz for either of four promissory notes made payable to J. Q. Thornton or bearer, for the sum of three hun dred and seventy-five ($375,) dollars each, and bearing date. September 25tb, 1867. Two of the above notes are payable in one year from date, and two in two years from date. The above notes were obtained by misrepresen tation and without consideration for value received, therefore I will not pay them. ' THOMAS MONTEITH. , Albany, Oregon, Oct. 11, 1887. v3nl7w4 JOB 1YQRK yatly and cheaply done at ADVERTISEMENTS, WHEAT! WHEAT ! 100,000 ix ltniii:i.s or win: it WANTED within tho next two week for which Tho Xliffhcst Cash Xrlco will bo Paid, By 1 J." GRADWOHb, v?n1!t. Snn Francisco Store. WANTED! TWANT 20,000 LBS. OF 000D BACON j aliio Butter, both of which the highest mar ket price will be paid. B. BRKNNEH. v3n33tf IISNOI,lJTION .NOTICK. mroTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE l co-Dartuersblp heretofore existing between J. Norcross and Andrew Cowan, In the buiiness of tncnhandisinir, under th firm name and style of I Norcross A Cowan, at Albany, Oregon, is this day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr. Norcross retiring from the business. All debts due the late firm will be paid to, and all debts owing by thelato firm will be paid by Andrew Cowan, who remains in the business. J. NORCHOSH. ANDREW COWAN, Albany, Juno 23, 1803 v3nl5w(J. WANTJBD-100,000 politic! Of WOOL, for which I will pay the HIGHEST MARKS PRICE! roar23v2n3:t. . NORCROSK. ADMIKIMTllATOlVtt NAI.12. 1 PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE COUX ty Court of Linn county, in Probate mado at the May term, 1S6S Notice is hereby given, That David rtvman, Administrator atttom won, or toe Estate of Thomas Boggs deceased, will on Sttturda'j, the 1st day of Awjut 1HG8, in front of the Court Houe door, in Linn couuly, Orceon. between the hour ol V a. in. and 4 p. in. of said day day, sell at publio auction, to the high est bidder, the following de5ribed real estate be longing to the estate of Thomas Boggs, deceased. to-wit: Donttion Land Claim Isotificauon o. 2001, in Townsbm No. 1 . South Range 2 and 3 W est III. Mer., containing 31! and ninciy-scvcn-one-nun- dredths acres, in Linn county, Oregon, as laid down on the recorded maps and surveys of the U. in the Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon. Alo Lots 5 and . in BWk No. 23 in the city of Albany, county of Linn, State of Oregon; also Lot No. 5 in Block No. 2, western addition to the city of Albany, as laid down on the recorded plats of said city on file in the Clerk's office of Linn county, Oregon. TERMS of sale : Uold coin payawe at tue time of sale. D. FROMAN, Adm r. Albany, July 3d. 1GS. E. F. RrssELL, AU'y f r Adm'r. nlBwt NiiKinrr's nam:. N TOTICE U HEREBY (1IVEN THAT BY virtue of an execution isued out of the Cir- euii Court of I,nn couniy, urcgoD, uy mo vict of tlm iimt. and to tne directed and delivered, in favor of E. A. Frcland. r!eottT, and against V T. Dinwiddieand Rachel Dinwiddie. Defendants, r the sum of t'iOj.Oi, judgment aud costs of utt T i .til min. I have this 3iu day of June, A. v., isos. icv- lea UIMfU IZIO loiiOWIHE im mm, w wit: The North half of donation land claim o. "7125," ia Tp. li. S. R. 2 W., Linn county, Ure- gon, tonlainiog 1C0 acres, more or Ies, as proven ur,..n Lv D. T. Dinwiddie in the Iao I Oflico at Oregon City, Oregon. vino: l'lon the undivided one-half interest of said D " . ...... - a a m t .a . Dinwi.I.Iie. in Ixits I and in Uioca i in toe city of Albany, Lion county, Oregon, with the ap. purtenancc thcreunu belonging. And on Saturday, the lit day of Auyutf between the boors of o'clock . n. and 4 o clock j tt. c( said day, in front ot the Court House j door, in the city ot Albany, Linn county. I will ell the above described real properly at public otitrrv to th hizbcit anl bct hi Jdcr for rasa therefor in hand. Dated thi 30th day of June. 163. HARVEY SMITH. 3u 16 Sheriff Linn county, Oregon. u :. this. i LL PEROXS KNOWlXti TIIi:3I.KL r.& X. indebted to tne by note r bH.k account are notified to come forward aad sctilc the same with out delar. (Jive the uattrr your immoiiate attention, ana are eo of eatleriion. June 27. v.lnlitf. M. W. 31 A K. NOTICE! OOK OUT FOR THE CAUS ! JC3T ItE- teived : a rcry large slock of DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES! by ttcatner frota Fan Francisco. I will sell for eab or merchantable pr'idace, at low prices, my entire stock of Uoods. to make room fur more. Call and see for yourselves. K. vlIKAlMr. H arir4T2n33tf Cali Store. Albany. NOTICE S HEREBY GIVEN THAT I. AARON CON- drat Administrator of tbe Ectate of Alexander r rakes and Elizabeth Frakes, now deceased, late f Linn county, Oregon, will sell at public auction at tbe Court House door, between tbe boors of 9 a. . and 4 r. oa tbe 8th day of Augnst. lBS, to tbe bizhctt bidder for cash. Two I.an4 w ap rants, to-wit: No. 96.43&w.bdI No. "26,73." AARON CONDRA, Adm'r. July 8, 1863. n47w4 . NOTICE. "TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE 1 undersigned bas this day been appointed Administratrix of tbe estate of A. II. Unburn, do- eetsed, by tbe County Court of Linn county, Ore gon. Tbercfure all persons having claims against the estate of my late husband, tbe said A. 11. Osburn, dee'd. are notified to present the same, duly veri fied, to me at Peoria in said county and State, within tbe time prescribed by law snd all per sons owing said estate are required to come for ward at once and pay such indebtedness. June 24, 1863. MARGARET OSBURN, v3bI5w4 Adm'x. EXECUTOR NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE undersigned have been appointed Executors ; of tbe Estate of Eleanor oote, deceased, by tue County Court of Liua oounty, Oregon. All persons having claims against saw instate are notified to present them, (duly verified), to tbe undersigned at Brownsville, Oregon, within six months from this date. D: P. FOOTE, ELEXANDER KIRK,J July 3, 1888. v3n46w4. E. F. Rcsscll, Att'y for Ex'rs. Executors. SHERIFF'S HALE. Y VIRTUE OF. AN EXECUTION AND OR B the der of sale issued out of the Circuit Court of State of Oregon for Linn county, to me di-1 rected, in favor of Omar Sylvester and against C. C. Godley, for the sum of $333,15, U. S. Gold coin, and interest and costs, I have this 9th day of July, 1868, levied on tbo property in said execu tion and order of sale specified, to-wit: The building and all the improvements and appurtenances situated on Lot. No. 4, in block 11, in the city of Albany, Linn county, Oregon, together with all the interest of C. C. Godley in said lots, and on " ' - . 7 tie day, the 18t7i day of August, 18C8, between the hours of 9 o'clock A, K. and 4 o'clock m., in front of the Court House door. in saia otaie ana county, l will sen tne same at public auction to the highest bidder' therefor, in U. o. gold coin. R. A. IRVINE, n47w4 Sheriff Linn eounty, O'gn. riOTICE ; OF ; - s FINAL SETTLEMENT. J ACOB KEES, EXECUTOR OF THE LAST will and testament of Morgan Kees, deceased. has this day filed bis accounts in the County Court of .Linn county, Oregon, praying a final settlement of fbe same, and asking to be discharged as Ex ecutor of said estate. Therefore notice is hereby given that said appli cation and settlement will be heard and determin ed at the Court House, in the city of Albany, Ore- gOD,; On ' ; -;m I l) ' , ; Saturday, the 8th day of August, 1868, at which time and place all persons having objec tions to said accounts and such discharge are re quired to file their objections in said Court at said time. By order of the Court. July 6, 1868. , ( , 8, A. . JOHNS, . ' .' , -J County Judged ' E. F. Rcssell, Att'y for Ex'r.n47w4. ,' Riifa A D V EUTI 8 E M E NTS. SAMUEL DENNY, , Suerttior to Hampton MtDridt, ' AND Dealer in Every Variety or AND CABINET WAKE! -o- Ilccldiiisr, Nnriiicr I?Inttrcftc. HAIR, PUIU, MOSS, WOOL, AC, &C. ALL WORK GUARANTEED, ' . AND . Kexrutcd In FJrt-'laNN Nlyle. Jobbing Promptly Attended to. On First Street, Under the Democrat Office, AUiAXr, OK KG OX. May 4, 18R7v2n3Staugl8 . MAHSriKLD. K. C. II ILL. n. MAMsrieLD. D. MANSFIELD & CO., DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE, AU3AIJY, - oncaoN. , IN FOSTER'S ONE-STORY BRICK. OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE. rpHE ABOVE FIRM TAKE PLEASURE IN X unifying their friends and the public gener- ally, that they tro CONTINUALLY RECEIVING DRY GOODS, s, OCBIM E 8 HARDWARE, &C. Vhlch we will Exchange VAHtl Oil PRODIX'E! ron AT TO VEUY LOWEST PKICES. We ropcctfelly ask the public to Call and Eiamine our Stock and Pricti Rcfore"iurchaing elsewhere ; and weasureal! that we will give ENTIRE SATISFACTION TO PROMPT-CUSTOMERS. Albany, Feb. 16, '67 v2n2Tlf PRIVATE MEDICAL AID- QUICK CURES AND MODERATE CHARGES . DIt.'lV. K. IOIIi:itTVS I PRIVATE MEDICAL ANO SURGICAL INSTITUTE Sacramento Street, below Montgomery, oppo site tbe 1'acioe M ill Stcani.bip Com pany's Office, Private entrance oa LcidedorfT street, San Francisco. Etallikd tjtprtly Ut afford tkt ajjlitftd tomnd aaa tnlJte mtdtcal aid im Ike trtttmt and tmrt of all t'r irate and Chron ic lHa, eae of .Vrert ry and all .Sexual Diiordtr. TO THE AFFLICTED. D R. W.. K. D0HERTY RETURNS HIS SIN cere msnsi 10 tus numerous paitects lor t i. . . t - - their patronage, and would take tb's opportunity to remind them tbat be continues to consult at his Institute for tbe cure of chronic diseases of tbe Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive andGenito-Uri- nary Organs, and all private diseases, vis . Syph ills in all its forms and stages, Seminal Weakness. aud all tbe horrid consequences of self-abuse. Gon- orrno?a, Gleet, htrietures, Nocturnal and Diurnal emissions, hexual Debility, Diseases of tbe Back and Lotus, JuCamnsauon of tbe Bladder and Kid neys, etc., etc., and be hopes that bis long experi ence and succerstui practice wm continue to insure bim a share of public patronage. By the practice or many years in fcurope and tbe United States. tie is enabled to apply tbe most efficient and suc cessful remedies against diseases of all kinds. He uses no mercury, charges moderate, treats his pa tients in a correct ana honorable way, and has references of unquestionable veracity from men of known respectability and high standing insoci cty. All parties consulting him by letter orotber wise, will receive the best and gentlest treatment! 1 - - ana implicit eeervry. To Female. when a female is in trouble, or afflicted with disease, as weakness of the back and limbs, paia in the bead' dimness of sight, loss of muscular power, palpitation of the heart, irritability, ner vousness, extreme urinary difficulties, derange ment of digestive functions, generrl debility, va ginitis, all diseases ot the womb, hysteria, sterili ty, and all other diseases peculiar to females; she shyuld go or write at once to the celebrated female doctor, V. K. Doberty, at his Medical Institute, and consult him about ber troubles and disease. The Doctor is effecting more cures than any other physician in the State of California. Let no false delicacy prevent vou. but annlv immediately and 8ave yourself from painful sufferines and nrema- tare death. Ail Married Ladles whose delicate health or other circumstances prevent an increase in their families should write or call at Dr. W. K. Dohcrty's Medical Institute, and they will receive every possible relief and help. The Doctor's offi ces are so arranged that he can bo consulted with out fear of observation. To Correspondents. Patients residing in any part of the State, bow- ever distant, who may desire the opinion and ad vice of Dr. Doberty in their respective eases, and who think proper to submit a written statement of such, in preference to holding a personal interview, aro respectfully assured that their communications wtll be held most sacred ana connaontiai. If the case be fully and candidly described, per sonal eommunication will be unr eessary, as in structions for diet, regimen, and, the general treat ment of the case (Including the remedies), will bo forwarded without delay, and in such a manner as to convey no idea of the purport of the letter or parcel so transmitted. Consultation by letter' or otherwise, fbke. Permanent cure guaranteed or no pay. Addess, W. K. DOHERTY, M. D., can i rancisco, California, i Spermatorrhoea. . Dr. Doberty has just published an important pamplet embodying bis own views and experiences in rcletibn to Impotence or Virility, being a short treatise on Spermatorrhoea or Seminal Weakness, Nervous, and Physical Debility consequent on this affection, and other diseases of the Sexual Organs. This little work contains information of the ut most value" to alU whether married or single, and will be sent FREE by mail on receipt of six cents in postage stamps for ret&rn postage. ( ; ; ADMRT ISE M-EN TS.. T II E STOVE 1 DEPOT ! OLD ZtlAIN STREET - . ALDANY. -o !,OHN.: BKIGGS, (lats o. c. oontxr a co.) Keeps ccfostuntly on hand a general assortment of S TO V ES ! Or IhcMont Favorite VuUcrntt. Cook Stoves, Parlor Stoves, . ' Box Stoves I With a full and general assortment of TIN, SHEET-IRON, COPPER AND .BRASS-WARE! And all other artioles usually folnd in a TIN STORE! Repairing Xeatlf and Promptly Eiecntcd. TKIUIB Cash or Produce. "Short Reckoning make Long- Friends." Feb. 2, '87 v2n2Stf THE SAN FRANCISCO STORE 1 JLIMIS GRADWOIir,, ALBANY - - - OREGON. fpiIE SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM THS X citizens of Albany and vicinity tbat be now occupies tbe corner brick store Corner of first and Washington Streets. He intends to tell goods AT THE LOWEST PRICE! roa CASH OK PXiODUCE!! The public would do welt to examine tnr Goods before purcbasing elsewbere. ly block consists, in part, as follows: aDif'sr goods, CLOTHING, GROCERIES BOOTS AND SHOES, Hardware, Crockery, A GREAT STOCK OF LADIES' FURNISHING. EMBROIDERY AND FANCY GOODS. ALSO A GOOD STOCK OF THE BEST LIQUORS Ever Hi-ought totlif Market ! Which be in tends to sell ONLY TOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES X. II. I am also asent for Grovrr A- LRaker Mewing Machine. Tbe Ma- W a . .a m. . f Lines are known to Ue tne best in tbe market. We also beg leave to inform tbe public tbat we are MAMTADTl THI.NG a pood arti-rle of . GIG-A'IIS! wbkb we will sell at SatnFranchtce Wholesale Prices. Call and examine onr stock of Cigars oiure purcnattng euewnere. JULIUS GRADWOHL. Dee. 22, v2n!91y CITY MARKET. Bljtln St, Opposite tbe New Drag' Store ALBANY, OREGON. 1 -. k & REDPATH, Propnetora WILL.ALWAV9 KEEF 0?t nisoTUE sesvor MEATS OP ALI VARIETIES 4 LIBERAL SHARE OF PATRONAGE 13 1 . solicited, as we intend to keep as pood aa as sortment, and of as good quality as the country auoras. We ere always ready to pay tbe Highrit Caih Price for Fat Stock. April 6, 18C7 v2o31tf J. F. MCCOY, A TTORIfE Y A ND CO UN SELL OR A TLA W, ASD NOTARY runnc, PORTLAND. OREGON ILL PRACTICE IN TII3 SEVERAL Courts of this City and State, and of Wash higtou Territory. All kinds ef claims Jtnd demands, notes, bills, book accounts, subscriptions, etc.. collected on commission, by suit or solicitation. Real Estate bought and sold. Taxes paid. Buildings related, and rents collected on commis sion. Tittles to Real Estate searched, and abstracts made. ' also AGENT for the principal daily and weekly news papers on the Pacific coast. Subscriptions and ad vertisements solicited:. r-AH collections promptly remitted. " OFFICE No. 05 Front street. Portland. v2nJ7 NW BOOK BINDERY! 112 Front St., Portland. : (Nearly opposite MeCormick's Bookstore.) GEORGE TT. yOJUEJOM, DOOS CINDER, PAPER RULER, AND BLANK; BOOK MANUFACTURER. B&ANK BOOKS MADE TO OR DER and Ruled to any desired pattern Newspapers, Magazines, Music, etc, etc., Bound In any style, with neatness and dispatch. , ; AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES. " t.: may9viJn38tf " N-u 1 v f . PICTTJBES.1 Ma 1 i. PAXTON, OF THE PROTOGRAPH Gallery of this place, intends starting East about the first of September, next, All persons knowing themselves indebted to the Gallery are requested to settle beforo that time,. and, those having ac counts against me will please present them. Also, tnose to . whom .pictures; are due will oblige me by calling for them. I want to settle everything up before I leave. i H j All those who. would like their "good looks" tcken by me are respectfully invited to call, as I am in a good humor to make pretty pictures at the same tow price, tall soon. "A word to tbe wise is sufficient." v.! f- J i ;A.'B.-PAXTON. ! MENDENHALL i - - A D YE K USE ME NT S STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT JOB PRINTING OFFICE. FIRST ST., ALBANY, OREGON. "VVe Lave connected with this office a first-class JOB OFFICE, and are prepared, at shortest notice, to fill, in the neatest manner, any order tbat mag be sent us. Executed Speedily, and in a satis factory Style, at Prices CHEAP Aft tub ciii;apjcsti Theatres. Concerts, and Public Meetings. ACCUIUUIUUBICU Bt IU6 BUOflCIl .lOUCe ilEN SUPPLIED WITn CARDS, HILLS, BILL-HEADS, BILLS LADIN'J, CHECKS, LETTER HEAD- . IXUS, Ac. BALL CIRCULARS. ELECTION TICKETS, BALL TICKETS, CENSUS BLANKS, DRUGGISTS' LABELS, LIQUOR LABELS. ORDERS OF DAN CING, NOTES OF HAND. DRAY RECEIPTS, bKWAb JJLA.NKH OF ALL KINDS, CIRCULARS, BILLS OF FARE, PROGRAMMES, SHIPPING RECEIPTS, BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS, CATA LOGUES, AND BY-LAWS. All Orders Promptly Attended to aisisutt & JWOWA. "HUte RigbU Democrat" Job Office. A NEW STORE IN ALBANY! B. BRENNER. OII0ITE PARIIISII'S iilock, Would respectfully inform the eitUens of Albany and vicinity that be Las just returned from SAN FllANCISCO WITH A FIRST-CLASS SELECTION or DRY GO O CLOTHING, D S BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, sod, ia fact, splendid and vsrtcd assortment of GENERAL MERCHANDISE. MT MOTTO WItL SB 1 , "Qalek fSalesi and Small ?roflt." I receive by every steamer a NEW INVOICE OF GOODS. Persons are respectfully requested to call and ex- amine y goods before purchasing elsewhere. tnar2Sf68,v3n32tf B. BRENNER. CHEADLE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CASH STORE 1 OJT CO. OF MUX AXD BROlD-ALBl.t St BEETS, ALE ANY, . OREGON, whose coois can be had AT PORTLAND PRICES. FREIGHT ADDED. BY PAYING CASH IN HAND FOR THE GOODS. Giro XSXo a C&U aad Sao for Voursehresv feb22v3n27tf It. CHEADLE. ALBANY FERRY! A T THE SOLICITATION OF MANY CITI- f tens of Linn and Benton connties. I hare fitted p tha . ; - ? LOWER FERRY, : (it being the 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 as a iLQYcnmRErfT boat,-;:,.; 5 and is the best on the Rirer, without any excep tion. laving quite near my iioat Landing, in Benton county, I am enabled, at all hours, to ao- eommodato tue public. My boat is secured by a good wire rope, and is otherwise constructed with the LATEST IMPROVEMENTS for safety and durability. ,My connection with the Upper Perry, heretofore existing, has recently been severed. x Rates of ferriage are the same - as the Upper Ferry. A. Jk'JSAKUE, auglS'oovZnlly ., Proprietor. FARMERS, LOOK HERE! BUTTLE 20,000 lbs. of Good Batter, For whicli? I will pay, in OoodllS oenti;up .to the 1st of July next at my store. May 22, 1868. - KAfllAJiJU UU&AULiiu. , . . - . v3n40tf ; HARVEST OF 1SGS I THRESHERS, v REAPERS, 4 " MOWERS. ' t .. J. BARROWS 4 CO., , . ..; Agent for all kinds of . '11 Agrlcnltnral Implements X " 3n30tf- i saw AD V ERT ISEMENTS. FOH fHE SPRIHG SALES ' OF 18631 -AT ANDREW COWAlUy WHOLESALE 6 RETAIL DEALER; HATE fUOYltfEV lHEMSEiTS IN jii ranee of the decent rise in Cotton 0wd; .with a - - ' '- ' . LARGC AND HTOCIS op STAPLE DRY GOODS J; 17I1ICH CAN AND WILL BE SOLD n AT MARYELOUSLY LOW PRICES f roa Cah or Jlerclianf AMS iVo!acV CALL ANO EXAMINE OUR STOCK AND PRICES I! We Have In Iargc quantities- ! BLEACHED AND BROWN COTTON'S, TICK IXG, COTTONADES, DENIMS, eillRT 1NG AND CHECKS, PRINTS.DE: i LAIXES, ALPACCAS. GING HAMS, JEANS, CAHSr-3!EKES,TWEt8.t-k 'FOREIGN AN j OREGON MANU. FAC- TVKZ, . . , -ALSO ' A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT Of FANCY IIIESS GOODSf Latest Styles efYoath's and Gentlemen's CnL.OO?iaLXN-C3-1 AND FURNISHING GOODS . . r IIATS CAPS, . s 1 BOOTS 1XD SHOES OF ALL IIXDS ASD SIZES. CARPETING) WALL-PAPER, Paper Linen Blinds &. Flxtarec' mmmmmmmmam ' We would call especial attention to oar Stock ef IRON AND STEEL, AJD CESEBUL tt ABD "W" JbC Jbi ir we rziL sxrz is patixg it is The Largest this side ofPortland I: Comitting ia part of FORKS. HOES. RAKES, SPADES, SCYTHES MILL-SAWS, CROSS-CUT, TYLER'S IMPROVED PATENT TOOTH BILLETT-WEBBS, MECHANICS ANO BLACKSMITHS TOOLS CCypLETE- Batcher Saws. Barn-Door Hangers, Rollers and Track, Rope Chain, Hemp and Ban ter Paeking, Horse-Shoe Nails, Bolts, -NaU and Washers, Thimble and Wagon Boxing, Iron Ale. Iron and Steel of every 1 -kind. 'I Clatrting' Powder and Pose. WE ARS PAYING IN CASH the Highest Mar-" kct priee for Bacon .Lard and Wool.' Call and learn oar prices, and then sait yourself." NORCROSS & COWENY Albany, May 1, 1868 v2nltf W. V. PARRISH & CO. NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS I AT THE IB R I C K B Hi OOK , 8. E. Corner Ferry and front St'L 1 JUST IS2CHVED, carefully selected Stock of FAftCY fAND STAPLE DRY GOODS! SILKS. STRIPES, POPLINS, TAMISE, CHAM DRIES, PERCALOS, JACONETTS, DELAINES. ALPACAS, LINENS, SWISS MUSLINS, MARSEILLES AND PRINTS, TICKING AND Domettict, XSIeached and Uobleacaed, LADIES, HISSES AND CHILDREN'S SHOES." ALSO .1 mens and boys clothing Huts, Caps, Boots and Shoes, -, HARDWARE, TABLEWARE,' FAMILY . OR 60 ERIE SMI Of all descriptions, by Wholesale and Het3, as CJieap as the Cheapest i . , for Cash or Country Produce. TVifii nenr -good and low prices, we are prepared to gire en- ; tire satisfaction to all who may faror , , ' ns with their patronage. No trouble to show goods. . ' augllT3nlyl . xK v;c , 1 ; CHAIR MANUFACTORY!' '. . . ::.t : . . j AND . , TTJIsri3SrC3- SHOP 1 THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECTFUL- ly inform the publio that he is prepared to do all kinds of ' ' TURNING :i v - " ' - in a worKman-uae ana expeainons manner, aiso, he keeps on hand, and for sale, SPINNING WHEELS, and the best of; ; i t; .. , Raw-Mdo Sottom or Hitches Cfi&irt X All of which will be sold cheap for Cash. Or ders solicited. Shop near tbe old Flour Mill, at the upper end of First street. " Not ,23, '67 T3nl5yl . :! SEVENTY BUSHELS OF SO NORA SEED WHEAT ' FOR SATE AT MY RESIDES CIV r i s- i - t r T3a38tf- - CHAS. F. GAY.' Address, w. Ji. jiUttJSKTY, M; VI v3n,38tf ; San Francisco, Cal. ; .j ... .-. . ' . '. I June 27, ,18M TjniStft,,, v., , , $ Proi'r. i