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Newspaper Page Text- . OUlt A 0 K NTS. A 1) V K It T I S K M K N T S ABVKltTISKM 13 NTS. ADVKltTISKM 13 NTS. A I) V Ij K T 1 8 1151 E NTS A VP K 11 T I S E M E N T S . SATURDAY.. -.AUGUST 22, 1S6S. pEHOt'KATIC IL,ATI'01tJI. Adopted by the National Democratic Convention, convened at New .York, July4, 1868. The Democratic party in National Convention assembled, reposing its trust in the intelligence, patriotism, and discriminating justice of the peo ple, standing tspon tbe Constituti on as the founda tion and limitation of the powers of tlio Govern ment, and the guarantee of the liberties or tho cit izen ; and recognising the tiuc?ti'ns of slavery and secession as haviug been settled for all titne to come by tbe war or tho voluntary action of the Southern States in Constitutional Convention as sembled, and never to Lo renewed or reagitated, do with the return ef peace dein&ud : Firtt Immediate restoration of all the States to their rights in tho Vniota tinder tho Constitu tion, and of civil government to the American people. Second Amnesty for all pa.t political offenses, and th regulation of the elective franchise in the States by their citizens. Third Payment of the public debt of the United States as rapidly as practicable ; all muneys drawn from the people by taxation, except inueh as is requisite for the necessities of the Government, economically administered, being honestly applied to uch payment, and where the obligations of the Government do not exprvssly Mate upon their face, or the law under which they were issued does not provide that they shall be paid in coin, they ought, in riht and in ju.-tice, to be paid in the lawful money of the United States, Fourin Equal taxation of every species -of property according to its real value, including Government bonds and other public securities. Fifth One currency for the Government and the people, the laborer and the t-fTice holder, the pensioner and the collier, the producer and the bondholder. ? urfa Economy ia the administration of the Government ; the reduction of the stauding artny and the navy: the abolition of the Freedman'a Bureau, and all pclitical instrumentalities designed to secure ncrru supremacy; simplification of the system, and ii-"ontinane of iminbitorial modes of assessing and collecting Internal Revenue, so that tho buruea f taxation may be equalized and lessened; th-; crciit of the Government and the currency ma U good ; the repeal of all enactments for enrolling the State miiitia into national Torres in time of p-aee , and a tarriff for rvveuue upon foreign imports, and such equal taxatin under the internal Revenue laws as will afford inci dental pruteetion ta domestic manufactures, an 1 as will, without impairing the revenue, itupoe the least burdon upon and best promote and encour age the prea industrial interests of the eountry. Streutk lleform of abuses in the administra tion, the e5 ulsion of corrupt men frt m of fice, tha tbr iretin of uscles oQevs, the restoration of rightful authority t , and the independence cf, the executive and judicial de-p-artmenty of th" government, the subordination f the military t the civjl power, to tbe end that the U5jna?u ns of Coogresa and the despotism of the srri may ecas?. Ei'ihii E iuat rights and protection for nat uralized and native-born eitizens at home and Abroad, the assertion of American nationality which shall command the respect of foreign pow era and furnish an example and encouragement to people straggling for national integrity, con stitutional liberty and individual right and the maintenance of the rights of naturalized citizen against the absolute d'.-ctrioe of immutable alle giance, and the claim of ferugn powers to pun ish them for alleged crime c.uimitui beyond their jurisdiction. In demanii-g tnc.'-s meaurc ao-j reforms we arraign the Padical party fxr its disregard cf right and tbe unparalleled eppreaaion aiid tyranny which liaTe inir&cd its career. After the ni"t solemn and unanimous pledge of both Uoua u Cor press to prosecute the war ex clssirely fr the maintenance of tbe Government and the preservatb-n of the l a ion under the O-b- etitumn. it I as repeatedly violated that ra-?t sa cred p!?dge nc kr which alone was rallied that noble volunteer army which, carried oar flag to victory. Ia.-tcai .of resforin the Union it has. so far as in ivs power, dissolve! it, and subjeettd tea itati6, in tine of prof-ssa 1 jvae. to militarv despotl-'ia aa 1 ner supremacy. It has nullified there tie r'bt of trial by jury; it hs aboli-Led the k'ib" crj.Hi, that ai'-Bt .-acrvd writ of liberty: it haj ovtr.farjwn t-.e frvti.-ra f ?re-eh and the pres ; it has uubrtitnted arbitrary seizures, and arrests, and military trials, and secret star cham ber inquis iticns for the constitutional tribunals ; it has disregarded ia time of peace the right ot tie people to be free from searches and seizures: it has entered the post and telegraph cfSces and even the private rooms of individuals, and seized their private papers and letters without any spe cific charge or notice of aldavi a required by the organic 1 iw : it has convert'.d the Amcncan Capitol into a tactile; it has etabii?hed a sys tem of spies and oncial ejonaje to wbu-b no constitutional monarcny ot turpe would now dare to report ; it has abolished the riht of ap Deal on important constitutional questions to the anpreme iudk'Lil tribunal and threatens t curtail or destroy its criminal jurisdiction which is irre vocably Tested by the Constitution, while the learned Chief Justice has been subjected to the most atrjc-iijus calumnies, merely Lecacza bs wonl l not prostitute his bih oEee to the anpport cf the false and part'uan chargt-s r referred aAiDt the President. Its corruption and extravagance tars exeeedei asythin? known in hi.'tory, and by; its fraals and monopolies it has nearly doubled) the burden cf the debt created by the war. I has stripped the President of hLS constttntiona power of appointment, even of his own Cabinet Under its repeated aisaulfa the pillars of the Gov rnment are rocking on their base, and should it .succeed in November next and inaugurate it President, we will meet as a snmectel an-l con quered peopl j ami 1 the ruins of liberty and th scattered fragniant? of the Con.'Wtution. And we do declare and resolve that ever sinc -the people of the United States threw off all etbJ Jection to the British Crown thep-ivilege andtrty of snSrae have belonged to the several stal. and have been granted, regulated anl control exclusively fcy the political power of each S rCTpeetiTelv, and that any attempt by Conjrr on any pretext whatever, to deprive any State this right, or interfere with its extrcue, is a I trrant nsurpauon of power which can find no w. rant in the Constitution, and if sanctioned by t people will subvert our lorm of Government, a; can only end in a single centralized and con idated government in which the separate existed qualified despotism be eetablUbel in place of i-, JTderal Lnicn of coequal fctates. j And that we regard the Reconstruction Acts (so called) of Congress, as each, as usurpations and unconstitutional, revolutionary and void. That our eoldiers and Bailors who carried the flag of onr country to victory against a most gal lant and determined foe must ever be gratefully remembered, and all the guarantees given in thoir . favor must be faithfully carried into execution. ' That the f ublic lands should be distributed as widely as possible among the people, and should be disposed of either under the pre-emption of homestead lands, or sold in reasonable quantities, and to none but actual occupants, at tbe minimum price established by the Government When, grants of the public lands may be allowed, neces sary for the encouragement of important public improvements, the proceeds of the gale of tsuch lands, and not the lands themselves should be so .applied. ' & That the President of the United States, Andrew .Johnson, in exercising the power of bis high of fice in resisting the aggressions of Congress upon the Constitutional rights of the States and" the People, is entitled to the gratitude of the whole American people, and in behalf of the Democratic party we tender him our thanks for bis patriotie efforts in that regard. Upon this Platform the Democratic party ap peal to every patriot, including all the conserva tive element and all who desire to support the Constitution and restore the Union, forgetting all past differences of opinion, to unite with us in the present great struggle for the liberties of tho peo ple, and that to all such, to whatever party they may have heretofore belonged, we extend the right band of fellowship, and hail all such co-operating .fritn us as menus and brctnren. - i LAW OF NEWSPAPERS;' ! 1. Subsrcribers who do not give" express notice to the contrary are considered as' wishing' to con tinue the subscription. "..'! 2. If subscribers wish their papers discontinued, publishers miy continue to send them until all charges are paid. 3. If subscribers move to other places without informing the publisher, and the paper is sent to the former direction, they are held responsible. Notice should always be given or the removal. 4. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their - papers from the office or place to which they are sent, they ara held responsible until they settle puis and give notice to discontinue." ' 5. The Courts have decided that refusing to take a paper from the ofSce, or removing and leaving jt uncalled fc r, is prima facie evidence of fraud. 15 L AML DEEDS, of the latest and most approved form, for sale at this office. Warranty- and Mortgage, The following named gentlemen are authorised to act as Agents Tor Ta State Rights jDejio hat, and to receive fid receipt for subscriptions to tho paper : LINN COUNTY. I Robert Watkinson and James Dorrls Pclo Jason Wheeler..,. ., ............ ...Lebauoii II. L. Brown .Brownsville Matthew Fountain ' liarrixburg J. M. Smith ...............Peoria LANE COUNTY. Hon. J. J. Walton... Eugene City DENTON COUNTY. R. irstrahn Corralli POLK COUNTY. T. J. Lovelady ............. Dallas J. 1). V. Butler and Dr. Harris Mtiittnouth Dr. J. M. McCoy La Creole Betij. liayden ......Eola CLACKAMAS COUNTY. J. R. Ralston Oregon City MULTNOMAH COUNTY. J. 1". McCoy Portland MAKION COUNTY. X. M. Bell . B. F. Bonhsm f 1.. F. Einhart Silrerton llanley Waterman .....Jefferson Tlnw.- IlojCt, Newspaper Agent,. Fan Francisco, is authorized to receive subscriptions aud advertisements for our paper, and Mt aa basi nets agent generally. A 1) V K It T I S E M K N T S . M. W. MACK, okIlkb ij STOVES SI-IEET-IltON, COPPEH TIITWABE. HAS ON ITAND AND NOW READY FOR ale a full and complete stock of first claas COOXING, PARLOR AND BOX STOVES, Which he is offering at prices that mast insure a ready sal. Also a gvceral assortment of Brass and Enameled Kettles, French Sauce-Pans and Ladles, Cast-Iron Tea Kettles and Oreni, Iron and Lead Pi?, FORCE AND LIFT PUMPS ! Sheet-Iron, Copper, Ac, c .aaafatiarrr of all Eicds of Tin, Sicet Irca ictl Copper Ttrc! REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO X, 11. All perwi mho are ! aeed artkles ia my liae will 6u it to their ad : to give me a call, as I am detrwiue4 to aril gls at prio? that will prrelud the necessity ut guiag farther ti.aa Albany to ey tktap. marketable Pro due Takes in Sxchanf For any and all artkles in the Store. TTillalways keep c-n hand a complete assortment of all good ia my line, while custome rs will at ait tim-a r.ot ire prompt atu-i.tion. M. NY. MACK. Albany. March 23, '67 v2n321y JOHN CONNER, DXAtaa is GENERAL SIERCIIAXDISC, ALBANY, co5ifn or OREGON. BOLTS 2.'LTTS Nearly all the st8ck is purchased in SAX FRAN CISCO, and will be sold at the lowest market rates for ready pay, or merchantable produce taken in exchange. Agent for WellM, Fargo fc Co. Agent for the Pacific Insurance Co. Oct. 2C, '67-v3nllyl JOHN CONNER. ALBANY BOOK STORE! E. A. FREELAND, BOOK-SELLER AND STATIONER, Albany. - - - Oregon. R ESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE PUBLIC that he has removed from the old stand to PARRISH'S BLOCK, Wberd all are invited, assured that Goods in hi line are sold at the lowest cash prices. : ' ' C0XSTA3TLY 05 HASD: STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS Juvenile, Toy Gilt nnd Dlank Books, GOLD IX Si, AJCD SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY! Of every kind used in the State. gar- BOOKS short notice. IMPORTED TO ORDER, Declnl61y NOTICE. AT OTICE TS nERERY OTVEV TTTAT TTTT Jl undersigned, at the July Term of tho Couu4 ty Court of Linn county, Oregon, was appointed executor or the Estate of Margaret Stockton, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are requested to present them, duly verified to the undersigned, at his residence, wit! In six months from the date hereof. ' " '" ' ' F. B. STOCKTON, Ex'r. Powzli, k Fuss, Attorneys for Executor. 1 Albany, Oregon, July 31s 1858. n50v2w4 ADDHESS TO mi NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED! T io those vruosii sufferings havi: been protracted from hidden cauirs, and whose cases require prompt treattnentto render ex istence desirable. If you are suffering or bare suffered from involuntary discharges, what euovt does it produce upon jour general health f Do yos feel weak, dabilltated, easily tirod? Does a little extra exertion pro laca palpitatioa of the heart T Does yonr hrer, or srlnary organs, or your kidneys, freqaenlly gat ot of order f Is your sriae sometimes thick, milky, or flocky, or is it ropy oa settling f Or does a thick rise to the top f Or is a sadiioest at the bottom after it has stood awhile f Do yo have spells of abort brsathisg or dyspepsia f Are your bowals eouti- puted t Do yoa have spalls of fainting or rube of llooi to the keai T Is y.r ue ia-ry itapalrad? Is yor nia4 eonstaatly dwctliag spoa this aab- jectr Do yu faal dell, UkUass, taenia, tirvd of company, of life f De yoa wish to be )ft alvae, tar awar frosa evarvbodyf Dust aay HttU thing make yoa start or Jama f Is year sleep bro kaa or rastlvss t Is the laatre ef yvar eye as tril liaatf Tbe bleoia oa yoar cheek as bright t De yo enjny yoarsair ia society as wail J Ua yoa parsae yoar bastaess wl:k the same eaergy T Do yoa fail as mack eooaloaee la yoaraalff A re year spirits doll aad fla;riag, rivaa to Its ot saclas- cboly f If $ d bU Is it to roar liver of dys Hpsta Have yu restless 1(;IU? Tvur back weak, your knaes wek, and bar but little appetite, and yoa attribcta this to dyspepsia or livor-owa plaint ? Xuw, readier, self-abae, veaereal diaeaeae badly eared, aaJ ecxaal excesses, ere all capable of pro- daciar a weakaass of the rtaativa organs. The organs of geaoratioe, whan ta perft health. make tke man. Did yoa eve think thai thvae bold, defiant, aaarrtia, prMvcrier. sareafui bualaass caca are always those whose generative organs are ia prfvet kaalth P Toa nave bear seek saea eomplaia ef beiag raalansboly, of aer voassesa, of palpitatioa of taa kaart. They are acvar afraid tkey eaanot aaefead la basiaess tbey da beeosae sad aad dueearead; they are always poilta aad pleasant ia the eetapaay of ladiM, aad took yea aad there right la tke fa aone ef yoar dowaeatt looks or aay other raeaa boss aVat these. I do act saeaa those who kep tke orgeat tafiasaed by raaaiag to excess. These will no oaly rata their enatitutioaa, hut r'ao those they do hueUieas with or for. II ow Dtaay mea, froa badly eared diseaaes irota taa tnett or seii-anuse aaa etcesaae. neve brosht about that state cf waakbeas ia tboae or cans mat nas ra-iu-ad tne traneral savitaia se . a k . Uiuch as t- produoe almost every other . js4-o idiocy, luflicy. paralysis, spinal affection, suicide, and almost every other f-na of disease which hu manity is Lsir to, and the real cauc of the trouble scarcely ever supectel, sa l have doctored fur all but the right one. DiiCUvS tf these organs require tho uio of a diuretic. IIEL3IDOLD.S FLUID EXTRACT is ins . GREAT DIURETIC, and is a certain cure for Diseases of the Bladder t Kidncytt Gravel, Dropsy, Organic Weakness, Female Complaints, General Debility, AND ALL OTUEE DISEASES OF TIIE URINARY ORGANS Whether existing in HALE OR FECI ALE! p i .... . ; Druggist,, 594 Broadway, New York, and 104 South Tenth etrect, Philadelphia, Pa. Pbice--$1.25 per bottle, or 6 bottles for $6,50, delivered to any address. Sold by all Drubgists TAKE NOTICE! o J. BARROWS & CO., IN Til El R FI11K-PRO0F BUICK, ALBANY), Are now reeuirlug their Goods iiui:c t t iton Hn vuxsetsvo i And we iuvlte the atUntlon of buyers to our Stock of DRY OOJJS ! FAMILY GROCERIES I BOOTS AND SJI013S! CLOTHING J UAHDTOARX3, CROCECRT, &.C., tke TllUnSHEKK. MOWF.RS, II KA IT. HS, GAXG-PLOWS, We are Agents fur all kinds ef Agricultural ImpIcnicntN ! Dlv2uS9t J. BAIIROWS A CO- AND . lViar.MI!l!P SHOP f w m m m u w m m A. F. CHERRY, 1 1 avi rt itc riAsrn tiik ex. 11 lira Uiirnrt iu tia A l.HAN V t AND MAt'lllNK K1IOI. 1 au. I'rfjHtrt'd to Fiirulah WROUGHT AND CAST IRON WORK Of evary daaoription, on short bolioa. Also, liltASS CASTINGS. All Ordirs fr MILL WORK Will be fillad with dUpatoh, nd is a satiafiactory manner. noitsi: iowi:iss Agriciillural Implement Manufactured All kinds of to .r !rr, at i particular attantU paid to ltrpairs. dwne to order oa ahart n4iee A. r. CI1KMUV, Albtsy, August 18, U?C-ly W. W. PARRiSH & CO. NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! AT TJIU B It I C K BLOCK, S. E. Cornfr Frrrjr and Front SIX Jt'.T RECEIVED, a carefully t!tctcd flock of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS! STUirK.-. l'Ol'MX.!. TAMIHE, chamuiui:?, l'ElU'A !,:, j a co setts, dki.aim:-. AM'ArAJ. LINENS, $ W I S S ML.UNS, am rniNT?. TICKING AND Domestics, Bleached and Unbleached, LADIES, KISSES AND CHILDREN'S SHOES. At.HO MEN'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING Hats, Caps, Boots and iSIiors, n A UO IV A 11 E, T A II I E IV A It E, A5D FAMILY GROCERIES! Of all descriptions, by Wholesale nnd Retail, aa Cheep as the Cheapest I for Cah or Country Produce. ith new good and low prices, we aro preparca to give en tire tatiafacti'in to all who may favor us with their patronage. No trouble to chow goodd. augll.vUnlyl R. CHEADLE, WHOLESA-LE AND R E T.A I L CASH STORE 1 ON COa. OF MAIN AND JJROAD-ALIHN STREETS, ALBANY, OREGON -WHOSE GOODS CAN BE HAD AT PORTLAND PRICES FREIGHT ADDED. BY PAYING CASH IN HAND FOR THE GOODS Give do a Call aid See for Yourselves. feb22v3n27tf It. CHEADLE. FARMERS. LOOK HERE! BUTTER WANTED 20,OQO lbs. of Good Butter, For which I will pay, in Goods, 18 cents, up to ine j.81 ot July next, at my store. May 22, 1868, ItAPUAEL CHEADLE. PACIFIC NSURANCE COMPANY Of Bnn Francisco, Cullfornia. CASH CAPITAL $lfOC0,0CO 00 CASH ASSETS in COLD, $1,230,054 51 All Lobics Paid Immediately in United States Gold Coin. OCEAN, MA HINTS, .INLAND JllK I'ACIFK; INSVKANCK roMIAXV. hvintr armtiKd with M r. UiGKI.OW & lUtOTHI-.K lor th tranhfi r of nil the ouxiucss of the Firw 1 imirari" fi ittitcn lutly ri irciint d by tia ra, U itow prarod to oflr lo all furl'u foriuarl)' insured by nut i compauu-s, tfjuollv pnA ti-rtiis and prompt payun-tit of losses, in laited Ka'a pold coiti. .Mr. li. 11. DIGCI.OW will be the general AjrctU r llus touipauy frouj this dale. Director of I'ncKIc I n ur it n Co. a rav tco 3t. It'hf m try, F.I yd T-vi. I.oui 31 1 Law, Win. .h'-riiiiio, Oiir Kidri lc, wmi. Alvord. John ). r.rl, A. H. fiifwi, Als Waill, Alfr.d llor 1, .. G. KVl.-jf, Ab'w Hr!ijrmi, Anson G. Sll!r, G. T. Law ton, M K. L. (i'.'d.iain, G. 11. lloW.ifd, JohnG. l'.rav, M- KISia. 1. I,. Wraver, Ivid Sn-rn. Jonathan Mutit, W. T. Coleman, K. W, I,"oi;arJ, T. L. l!ark.r, T. I .M-vrr, K. M. W.lv n. ti. YV. l!,uvvr, H. Ftaiubart, "J. iloiM bbaura. S KAXtAt'J. Kdirar Mil!. G. W. M-wa, V. T. WbrWrr. U bV0VU LK. J. II. .Jrwt-iU A. Jlavwsrd, Ii. W. C. ltUe, C. Mvr, I. J. o'.iv. r. Alphru f ull, W. C. lUUtoo, I. . a h, Frd. IMlings, A. I.. TiiM.. II. M. NrahalL A dun GrM, J. 1. Frv. II. II. lUgUw, Wui. IIoort-r, l'b as May nt, John II. .' n. I-oTI.tJ. rMward Martin, W. rt. Li Id, It. ). M.M. ii. II j.llini.ri, L. H. IVi ul.ty, il HvlUr. Win. Hchollc, Jat'b Kimtn, aro a Toa. T. Ii. As,iUv V!l.r.M, SJ.V. OFFTCEIiS: . J. IIl'wT. rn-ai-Irnt. A. J. IEAISTO.v Herretary. A LATO.V, Mario Sri-rrtary. ii. ii. iik;i:lo vt uca i a.u L ADD &TILTON, PORTLAND, GKNKKAL AtJKNTS loll Oregou ttnti U nihiu::!ou Trrritorj'. LOCAL AGENTS: r. H. IIAMMKK V. A. niK.NUHf.TJI j. u. rid:itwi)ou v. ciiai'WH k :. JOllN.xUN A 1 v S.. C I'M MIX'S A ;UNT ... j. n. iii.kwit 1 A. WIIKIXKR JAM!:- UII.KV joiiv cox:is... .Fab-m forval!:."! Lnst'Ot , lijt lt:r ,.Jri ti'-a t'fv i.:u .WalU V.'ai: ; .,l!ruw t: i'.le ... H-itriburjr litany Nov. 2. If7 v.'Jt.li'yl li Kl; 11! B KKIl!! ALBANY BREWERY. lilEl'EU cl IlOGGEIl?, Vro'r. T nn FLiJFrniisKit has just eiu:ctkl k Jjcw aul Cr-l t !js BBE"W IE Tl-T On Broad Alb in between Tirst Street and the River, And U prepared tifurosj-h WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS PRIVATE FAMILIES, OX SHOUT IV OTICE ! All Orders Delivered Wherever Desired. Ho Warrants his LEER MADE OF THE BEST MATERIALS, ASI PERFECTLY MKALTI11! Ho is confident he can give all. cntiro satisfaction to Dee. 20, '6fl, v2n20tf fill lilt IT'N NALE. .TOTICE IS HKREBY C3IVEN THAT BY J3( virtuo of an execution isaucd out of tho Cir cuit Cuurt of Linn county, Oregon, by tho Clerk of tho Fame, and to no directed and delivered, in favor of h. A. i reeland, 1'lHintiQT. and against u. T-. Dinwiddio Hud Knehul Dinwiddie, Delciidunt, fur tho hum of $S05 05, judgment and cocdaofeuit U. B. K'ld coin. I have, this 20th day of July, A. D. 1S6S, levied upon tho following described rt-nl estate, to-wit Commonoing at tho Korth-wcat corner of donation land claim, notiQcntiou Ko. CUOS, ktiuwu as the claim of Thomas Henry, rumiinir Ea.t one bun dred and eleven chains and 43 Iks., thenco South 15 chs. aud 50 lkf., thenco East 4 chs. and 50 Iks,, thenco South 31 chs. and 03 Iks., thehce West 43 chs. nnd 36 Iks., (hence North 29 chs. and 14 Iks,, thenco West 71 chs. and 05 Iks., thence North 15 chs., to tho placo of brjrinuinjr, contain- ing 300 neres, more or less, lying in Tp. No. 15, South Itango 2 West, iu Linu county, Oregon. : -. also : Tho South-east quarter of Section No. 3i nnd the South-west quarter of Section No. 32. in Town ship No. 14, South Tiaiigo 2 West, Willamette Meiiiian, in Linu county, Oregon, containing 320 acres of land, tuoro or less, together with the ap purtenances thereunto belonging. And on Saturday, the 22. day of August, 18C8, between tho hours of. 9 o'clock Xi m. and 4 o'olook p. M. of said day, in front of the Court House door, in tho city tf Albany, Linn county, I will sell the above described real property at publio outcry to the highest and best bidder for gold coin therefor in hand. . : Dated this 20th July, 1863. It. A. IRVINE, rSn49w4. ..' Sheriff Linn county, Oregon. - ; SEVENTY BUSHELS Ul' SONOBA SEEP FOE SALE AT MY ItESIDEXCE. Y3n33tf CHAS. F. GAY. THE WONOER OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY! MRS. L. A. STIPP'S LEGACY TO THE WORLD! rjrJt01'510i0 1 IsilKJllIl. For Consnmption, Cotths, Colds, Vhoopinsr Cough, lloarss ncua, etc., etc. fllHK DIFPKKENCKH hl'.TWKY.S TIIET1I0 llli i.AioiA m ana ino AUr.paiUH? innt uu-du-nn'H is ibm: tuo popular urn m(;l k-ih--. wli n taUi!i itit'i ttiAstun-tch, make yun r k, white Mitt (!Hiiittr,i t itttlo'i ty in v I ntii!i ij ivttiyatn mdic xoothttiK a? cup of la. Vv'licn the lru iruf'i-citi'-ft, tk n by th'; iiiullifudi! of vh'tSms who havi did vi'li thM Oiif.niiiiti'n, find IbVir way into tin- Iihs;;. th y Jmmediafply -i-h)k li e to irriwil ; find in fin tiw; the ti !.: rs and im-ri-aen lh flow of mntlir. Ax a con.'qii'.-iii-tr, tlic jxttictit t-x j-ct'rf inore fnitly, and an Ui oj;ln and fpit his Jif away, he think, in cfm Ihj rnii is'li a uantily, ami raim-a.it n mtUy, that hu i ctrrtainty rcc.v;riii? ; and iifidt r ll.'ii '-oininon ili.-lujion U". ctr'in.n-s t'i tak the mcdlidni!.. and ton) .iinira t't oah and fjiit, until xl:artcd nature eub:its and he find rilitf in the t-'nive. tin the iitlii r Land, whi-n tny Thoracic I.'jiIjthii find It wsv lnt th it i-,inus''i'--it ut once to I-aI th'T ti!iTr. It i this v ry r'ot of tlur iis''a, and jjrntlv, nut curtly, draw nil , tnorl.J UuiiH.r from ti c tihurntcd nte. Jt ptirifiis ll.e blood, n H !oinp--Mt'd wholly of v ' -table inn tiiial. Jt tronthf r:s nnd d-if, not d !:lifaff thi; t'finral syct' in. It t nd Us outet the nrrvrs and nvij'oru'e tin? patkr.t aiid a!-! in r(-!h:rin2 tht C"tsze i-i ofiijiii..n i j tii- lung, by difi'uMn tl n-!uii ujuti-'i Moorj ov-r tii" ur..i', aifi it citafji away Ihft btri .-lions that itnpd; -j;rt!of all tl.fr iijij. urilo of thebody IbrrM'h ll c.-tr nutnral Lan ntl bowi-ln -and inorv i j ;a'!y doc if tr.n l to draw all X'-rviion from the luii;;, bod iriduct in-w and viorou a-tion to thi? liv?r and i:.'ij.art trOt'tb and in-w life to lh patient. Ik-arl'ii in mind, tdat the e-n-t of tic? uci of my Tliora'-i? liaUbin Iws nclor:d in lliU lit:! t.ut-h-"ll : ittl, it doi- not irritate the lun at;d Kiui't the path. i.t to -xptclofatj ; rt:?oiid it do coiaiiii-nrr at onte to lo-al th ulc.-m : it aootho and al!.y the infiamation, and toj, tin- couching and i-p t toratioii ; it ftn nti.tnn and ?fieourag! th. Kti i.t, ui:d, with pr jh r not-ri-hiiifci-t, he Oiut ri-covi-r. T li tndi int dft't give ym n?w luns '. it only mends up our old o.i?, and, with can? thiy may talc you away tu ji.tgi a good old a;'f. I coimot cloee wiihout ,-yin a word to tny own . I &in ti'w in tny ixty-f;rt yi-ar, and ?ati truly i4y tht with all my p-rie ? wi h tnu.uU-ilii-a-, I have fonn l it it aafVuiand b -t n ioc dy, iittd no i.ihm ir. h !tit!i uou! I 1 1? without ir. Ir. Ar truthfully ri-toHtka tLit tef than onebalf .f the f-ia! of the Vtiit1 t,-A'p fiuve aotind l.alih. nnd the i-nnditioti of ths dlfor d ri d oiu U lea it,; iu;rn t! c f iin yu frra'ion. 1 h ti, how iiuportii,t h-ll have a r 10. dy fur ih c t-vd '. F r paii,f.l i r nj pr-sre-i t;i-o" , tftegu.-xtitt , ls,, a, t'.ft torn of lift, at;d f.'su! jfir! 1 a!o I f W'tom a? . thi Utt'lir.iliC Will he fouii I tuvaiuah lif. If lhu! l liU'J bf UH-d tu- fr; and aftt-r ci,f.n-si i t. "Au M.Kc of j rf- vet:t:t 5 1 tU-r than a uttd ' cure." Hi-Hi ml r, kind fthr, or fnl bo.b&nd. wbrri m4ttnuiU-tii'! ty uvdidoe a !9rlfigdaHi'hlr or Iffiit v, lie, that ll.i y ar; -(r:pi d -f ti Avuxh dtml'iUX iair-aSi 1 r nu-ai'.tz 4rut, t make tb irk t- r3 t:iir.erab fsj-d hateti i! v'r r tiisjtly t-fil ; hnt thiy nrv a tia'.uiA of tfifdicical r'"!a, her!-, larl , l.l-'s(ia. tir,, with who gctn-itiU' bfealiarf vjriut ytjire 4 vipinct.ee Late ltsdt tav faMlli sr. I"r further arttculate t-awij lU-t aw.ir.pariV iagturv klt. Mi:. !.. A. Stll'l SMITH A DAVIS. l'..rt!a.df All ' T Mr. L A. t-'iT-v'n Medh-'re are inrtr.-i fnrtr:d fc!) '. t' wh'. rur-d. i j ot up by V. I'. Avtav. hehn. 0r ta all k;U r o buiieft tbouM be ul . s.ipp : i' ;rip. for at "altij- VU tr A l' II. .H 10 ith. l.Xx Syl. .a, Lebanon ; 11 S.-i 1. i-c:v: TO THE UNFORTUNATE NEW REfslEQiESMKEY REMEDIES! Dr. ibbon. INpenarj, h'nn lrr' i-c. l.tab!th'd in lkit, f r the trifcttnrr.t T txtiai fetid r-'tinibai iiii-fc; f, ruch fioff l;ra.it, Mrlc- ture, .vj hiHi iu k'l itd I- ru., ."c-tuitia! Wcukiif, tr..S,rT.t x , fiaiiUi!!?; eii'i 1 . 1 1 nit. a ia euccerlul!v IrtsKd. Horrible Diseases. II'w tnssiy th- u f fids f t-r ns, Loth male and fctiiu!''. M thif: h are -.i;Itr!n ut a tniicrutdv e from the t ?Tc- i,f ieert t :rdu!:en-ei, or fruin jni! ar.i in-d irt ihe ji.vftem ! l.'.ok st t di:-k;urvd f.i &u4 U11 ir .a!a I, uaacutc i an their l-r-dien don lontitauvn, tlisqtt&ufving l!.rm fr the hnppinc of marriage or ihe ctiji-y-ui tit tf 1 i f-. Jh this hrrid situation thousand (ulit r until death 1 1 -,.- the tcenc. Let I arvt.ts iuarai:!!, irtt-na". aui'tsa t those wi. ire huuer- iiijf iili any -f thec borrilde 5tft-dci!roying nsa adie tie that tier art eared for and cured bv!ire it be too late. n:d them imoii diah-ly to lr. ttibbti, a phyi-it i:'.n who lias made jirivute :?ea5 hi.i ctudy lur years, aud vho is etrtain tu cure the inot invct rato tifvs wi.out mercury orothcr in jurious urgs. it is important tu tu't.-e wuo on ntHioit'd, or those vho are iuU-rc-,-ted in the welfare of their lr;cnds, t be careful of tho many pretend ed ln-trs wlio inlVst all xities. j ubli.-hsuK jheir pkill in curing all diseases in a few days, imposing upon the public by u-ting the names of ttmnem physicians from Euroj and other places, lie therefore rarcful, aud make strict iu.uiry, er you may tail into the bands of thoife charlatans. Seminal Weakness. Scmiual Eiu:slins, thi consequence of self abue. This solitary ioc, or depraved sexual iu dulgcnec, is praetieed by the youib of loth sexes to au almost unlimited extent, producing, with nu crring certainty, tho following traiu of morbid symptoms, unless coiubattcd by scientific medical measures, viz : fallow eonntcuance, dark spots under the eyes, paiu in the head, ringing in the cars, noise tike tho rustling of leaves and rattling of chariots, uneasiness about the loins, weakness of the limbs, coufused vision, bluuted intellect, bis of confidence, diffidence iu approaching stran gers, a dislike to form new acquaintances, a dis position to sbnu society, loss of memory, heetic tiushes, pimples aud various eruptions about the rface, furred tongue, fetid hroath, coughs, consump tion, uight sweats, monomania and frequent in sauity. If relief bo not obtained, should apply immediately, cither iu person or by letter, uud have a euro cReeted by his new and scientific mode of treating this disease, whieh never fails of effect ing a quick and radical cure. Dr. G. will jjive Ono Hundred Dollars to any person who will prove satisfactorily to him that ho was cured of this complaint by cither of the San Francisco quacks. MARRIED MEN Or those who contemp'ate marriage, who aro suf fering under any of theso fearful maladies, should not forget tho sacred responsibility resting upon them, aor delay to obtain immediato relief. TO THE LADIES. Tho various complicated and distressing diseases incident to females, treated with eminent success. Such as Suppressions, Irrigularities, Whites, fall ing of tho Womb, Tumors, all Urinary Diseases, Norvous debility, Painful or Difficult Moustruatiou, Barrenness, etc., will bo speedily cured, without poisonous drugs', injurious or impalatablo medi cines of any kind, llavo no delicacy in calling, no difference what your troubles may be. xho at- flictcd ara oordially invited to call and satisfy themselves. D0CT011 GIBBON is responsible, and will give to each patient a written instrument, binding him self to effect a, radical and pcruiaucnt euro, or mako RO ebargo. CURED AT HOME. Persons at a distance may bo CURED AT HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibbou, stating case, syn.ptoins, length of time the disease has continued, and have medicines promptly for warded, free from damage and curiosity, to any part of the country, with full r,nd plain directions for use. By enclosinc $15 in currency or $10 in coin, in a registered letter through tho postrQfflee, or through Wells, Fargo & Co., a package of med icine will be forwarded by express to any part of tho Union. Address DR. J. F. GIBBON. 616 Kearney street, corner of Commercial, San Francisco. Post Office Box 252. Consultation FREE. : TEST' Correspondents will please inform DR. QIBBON that thev road his advertisement in the Dbhoohat, fcb29v3n2Syl plULtS. Arc yon sick, feeble, and complaining? Are yon oat of order, with your system deranged, and your feeling 11 n com fort able These synp- toma are often the Drelude to M i-ions illness some fit of sickness te creeping upon yon, and should be averted by a timelv nse of the rieht remedy, lake Avers 1 iiJ, and cfranse ont the disor dered humors purify the r C, M . mov on naolx-tnici ( ".,' - i health again. Thy t --!'" ',iflate the functions blood, and let the fluid iiiofwimctea in utimu-, of the- -CzJt l.ndr Info vk'oronm activity. pnrify the sysl-rn from the ofntructions which make diawe. A cold ndtleo nomewbere fn the tdy, and. obstructs it natural funcfioiiS. Thes, if not re lieved, react npon themHtJfesaBd tt sarronnding" ornon, producing general agirravation, snffering, and difK.-iote. Wiiiie iu tbls eonditiorf, oppressed by Wat lriiiii(rrif iif. takA Avvr'n I'll!, and bOW directly they restore the natural action of the sys tem, and with it the buoyant feeling ofhealth aain What U true and wt apparent In thia trivial and com mon complaint, hi alw true in many of the deep seated and iiflnK;rou diifinper. The same purga tive effect expels f lirtn. C'au;d by siniilar obstruc tions and deranemerits of the natural function of the body, they are rapidly, and many of them sorely, cured by the sani't mean. .None who know tue virtues of thee will rx-ylect to erntilor tLetd when inring from tm disorders they eure. Hafenieiif.from leading physiciarm in some of the principal cities, and from other well-known public crjsot.s: I'rom a Fyrwardipa Merchant rf fit. Louis. Feb i, lVi, : Da A TErt' Yonr I'ills are tbe ttarairon of all that 'U prvtit In m'didne. They have cored my little daughter or nicerou sor-s upon tier nana ana ic thot had proved Incurable for year, llermottter lias been long grie-.ousiy afiicted with blotches and pimple on her sliin and in her hair. After our chiid wa cured, the &h tried yonr J'll!, and they Lave cured her. AHA MOIUilUIXiE. As Family Phyale. From Ttr. E W. Cnrtirr;ht. A'eta OrUnmj Yonr J'ill are the prir.c of purjre. Their ex c-Heut rmalitic nurpa any cathartic we pooem. They are mild, but very certain and effeetoal in their , action on the bowels, which make them invaluable to u in the daily treatment of dicae. , . Xleatlarhe ,ick Ilendacbe, Feu! MiAraacls.. Frm lir. Edward Iiyd, Lnltinwre. Dkar lino. Aykk; 1 cannot answer yoa trio complaint 1 have cured with your I'M bet tr than to ay tUt that tee trer trttU with a purpatice mmrti cine. I place grett djjet.dence on tilat effiectnal. cathartic in my daily contort with dixrtu'e, and" be bevin?. a I !o. that your Till afford at the beat Lave, 1 of course value tbern bigbly. riTTSBCKa. la., Ifay 1, 1S-j5. 1B. J. C. AYEtt hr: I have been repeatedly eur,-d of tl worst tusulaeht an body can Lave by a tioi-e or two of yonr )iU. It acem to arise from av loul Momach. which they clcanxe at once. Yours with great r-iect, IJy W I'EEBLE. CctL rf Steamer Clarion, Billon Di-rdrr lArrr Ccmplaint. From lir. Thrtxhsr foil, rf Ktw York City. Not only are ) our 1'iH admirably adapted to their purj-ore a an p rient, but 1 nnd their beneficial Gtxt on tbe JJver very marked indeed, Tbey have in my practice proved more effectual for tbe core of biiou eompfaintB than any one remedy I ean mention J K.ocerelr rejoice that we have at length a purgative which ! worthy tbe confidence tit the proliiioa and the people PKPARTM1T5T OF THE IjfTTKIOEL, 1 Washington. Ii. C , 7th Feb , VtZA J Sta: I have ud your J'ill iu my general and hospital practice ever since you made tbern. and cant:ot hitte fo ay ty are tbe beat cathartic we employ. Their regulating action on the liver is quiefc-attd decided. eoueeqnenUy they are aa ad mirable remedy ttr derangement of that orean eatt to ottinate liutt it did not readily viekl to thera- 1 raternalJy your, ALONZO BALL, Si. D., Phyticia tJ the Marine IJoiyital. lyrnteryt Diarrbara, Relax, Wntu. From Ttr. J. ;. Green, t,f Chimgo. Your li!! have bad a Jong trial in my practice, and 1 hold them in ecteem a one of the Let aperi t ots I have ev-r lound. Their alterative effect upon the liver make them an excellent remedy, when given in mhs.II do ior Wiout dytentery and diar thita. '11-ir augar-coating make them very ac ceptable and convenient lor tbe use of women and children. Dyperma, Imparity of tbe BldU From Ilev. J. Y. llime. Pastor f Advent Gbrneft, Host on Ia. Ateu: I bave imd yonr 1111 with extra ordinary ucceM in my iamily and among those 1 am called to visit in ditre. To regulate the or ran of cli'Cfetion and punfy the blood, tbey are tbe very b-t remedy I bave ever known, and 1 can conn tiently recommend them to my friend Your, J. Y. 111JIES. WAnAy, Wyoming Co., N. Y.,Oct. 24. 1SC5. Deau Mb: I am uing your Cathartic l'Uis in my practice, aud tind them an excellent purgative to cleaue the system and purifi the fmntun of th Hood. JOHN U. 2d EACH Ail, ii. D. Conatipnlion, Cf irrMrwi, Mapprnwi, ttht uitauin, ol, DruralgLa lrpy, itralri, 1 it, e to From f)r. J P. Vaughn. Montreal, Canada. Too uiucu cannot belaid of your l'ill for the cure of cottirtnt't. If other of our fraternity bave found them as ell.cacious a 1 bave.tliey abould join me iu proclaiming it. tor tbe benclit of the multitude who auffer from that complaint, which, although, bad enough in iti-elf, is the progenitor of others that ate worn;. 1 belw-ve rtt trenr to originate ia tbe liver, but your I'iUs affect that organ and core the ciMafcc. From Mrt. JET. Stuart. Physician and Midiftt Ho it on. I Snd one or two large does of your I"ilhv, taken at the proper time, are excellent promotive of tbe natural $cretUm when wholly or partially eup preed, aud al.no very effectual to cleanse the stomach and erjnl tcorms. They are so muck tbe Ix'-t phvic we have that X recommend no other to lay patient From the Hep. Dr. ITawles, of the Methodist Epis. Church, Ttlaski IIorEE, Savannah, Ga., Jan. 6, 1S56. IIonouko Mb: 1 ebould be ungrateful tor tho relief your skill has broucht me if I did not report my cai to you. A cold settled in my limbs and br'oncht on excruciating lururalpie pains, which ended in chronic rheumatism. Notwithstanding I bad the best of physicians, tbe disease grew worse aud worse, until by tbe advice of your excellent ftgeut in Baltimore. Dr ilacteuzie, 1 tried yonr liils. Their effects were slow, but 6nre. By per severing iu the use of them, I am now entirely well Sexate Cuavbeb, Baton Ttouge, La., 5 Dec., 1855. Da Aver; I have been entirely cured, by yonr I'iiif. of Jiheumatic Gout painful disease that has afflicted me for year. VINCENT bLIDfcXL. E7 Moft of tbe Till In market contain Mercury, which although a valuable remedy in skilful bands, is dangerous iu a publio pill, from the dreadful con MHjueuces that frvtiueutfy follow it incautiom use. 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