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Newspaper Page Text1L Iimit itrv.it SATURDAY -NOVEMBER 21, 1363. I : C " : ELECTION NOTICE, rpiIERK WILL BR AN FACTION IIKL'D il in the City of Albanv, Oregon, on tho first Mnday, being the 7th iny or December, 109, at the Court House the polls to bo open d t flo'eliick a, ta.andclosod At ft o'clock p.m., of n&iti Jay for the purpose of electing one May or, one Recorder, oue Treasurer, one Marshal and ix Aldermen. L. W. DOOLITTLE, Recorder. Railroad Meetixo. Pursuant to call quit a large number of tho eltuens of At- bs.njvcqnvcned nt tho Court House on la,t Wednesday evening. Mr. Eli Carter was called to the chair, and 0. T. Vininjj,- Esq., chosen Secretary. . The chairman stated the object of the meeting to lo to devise means . forjpecaring the route of tho East-aide Kail- road through this city, and otherwise aiding anl: encouraging the enterprise. Messrs. II. Cranor Jas. II. Foster, John Conner ani'Dr. Alexander were severally called up on aml'eiprcsscd their views with regard to the matter ; after which, on motion of Dr. a Alexander, a Committee consisting of eleven of the citizens of Albany was appointed to all on iVe Officers and Directors of the East oide Iload, and ascertain whether they con- template rumnng the road throogh Albany, And what aid, if one, tey exr-eet the citi- . aens of Albany to contribute toward that "Following are the Committee: Dr. Alexander, Jas. II. Foster, David From an, A. IIad.leman, W. Monteith, John Conner, Jot eph Nixon, Jas. El It res, Datvl Thompson, L.'Cf.'Burkhart and Martin Payne. A Com Tnittee of Finance was also appointed, as fol lows: John C. Mcndenball, M-.V. Brown itnitli.-X. Arnold, whose duty It will be to collect Money wherewith to defray contin gent -expenses of the committee, should any "oci contingency arise. Tho meeting ad . journed subject to the call of the Chairman. ff"or farther particulars scc official account in asetker place. ' f r.TTe were unable to ba at this meeting, Jwing to other and prior engagement but we understand it was conducted in the right Jsphitainil the remarks made by sundry cit izens were generally effective and to the poTiity It affords us pleasure to chronicle these farts,' a we regard them as omens of uccSith.tuiulcrtaking. -'Thre ts a"pint of vital importance rela- til tirthdsrllailroad which we did not fully elucidate in our article of last week, and to -which we would now call ntteution. If the IV1 hall runrsix to tea miles eat of Al-bany,- as at present contemplated by the Company, it is hard to estimate the damage whi;;h .the property-holders of . Albany and "Vicinity will thereby sustain. A rival town will be laid out at some central point ; a de pot will be erected ; machine shops built ; and inducements held out to capitalists and CoiSers i go there and settle. A depot al ways creates more or les business ; business men are aware of this fact and they will act Accordingly. As this rival town grows, and -trado increases, and the ca-stern portion of the county augments in wealth and popula tion,' a movement will be inaugurated which 'will oltimately result in the removal of the county scat from Albany to this rival town aforesaid.- There is already a latent feeling the minds of those living at a distance from Albany that it would be far better if the county seat were more centrally located. Some persons having - business with our courts, or some of our county officers, are compelled to travel twenty or thirty miles ; f coarse all such would favor its removal. As time progresses this number will be es- k nentudly increased ; and it is sheer folly to hut .our . eyes to the fact that they will lanior. for a change. Some say, let the Rail road run where it pleases Albany has such aratart, and being on the river, the ifailroad can net injure it much even if it should run east of us and build up a rival town. We implore all friends of Albany not to "lay lili 2 AEexTng-UQCtion to their suW A IXallroadtrapning east of this lace, will not only injure it; it will do worse it will kill it. Eailroads affect the business relations of ie -cc tiJcTcbuntry.' They make citiea-and tky kill them, and -they do it quickly. iifj jwipple the trade and commerce of large rivers and expensive canals. We recollect when the Ohio river was crowded with large anIlK agalSceai steamers', i eaeh 'filled - with freight and crowded with jraisengers. This wasi&frre'tue advent' of ' railroads. But oo the isccter is 'changed. The steamers running up and down the Ohio river are few, and baII and sickly looking compared with those of twenty years ago j . and. it, is ail& aosi of xailroadj- Ohio, Indiana and Illinois are .eat up and checkered over with railrosds, and they do the greater portion of the business of those States. "So it Ls every where, and so it will be here. "We expect bfbeVbB'In a few -months to go to Portland in thrtpjiourfeat dinner- thcre-ptransact our bnlihesVand return to Albany the "same day, 'When: that time shall come,does any body lilppose that we will wait and wait for a Joat, which is liable to get aground, and w'hieh in the best stage of water, is the eatd-part of two days in carrying us to Portland?"'--If they do they will be very much deceived. And what is true of us is f;ru9 q jdii The railroad, if it ahall run Albany,' will kill it. It will not jnerely stuo it j but it will, in time, abso lutely kill it, "arid its Dlce,;fine bouses will . o tojcaj, and vttl become the abodes of btsjardowbi, " Let or wealthy mea jwsdsr these facts dfaol Wsely.7 '" - ' - - -" T; ! ! J Vi s- . - i-'- - If , ;!;t .. r . - - -j . - . r, V Ai 'Xfijve r AiTif and a joy lofcevgr" i "-t 'r'J8-4 fashionable bonnet ory the; bead of handsome lady --afid the ladies of Albanj"&nd,vielnity would all eome' under that itysadV , By-the-way speaking of bon nets j afid handsome women, and Leads and tbiVgs?or "beauty; and joys forever, etc., etc.', reamaius tnac.airs. uunniway nas a new advertiiiement in to-day's Democrat, anoVc desire' to direct the attention of our numeri ous lady readers td ' the inducements whicl she offers to patrons. Vi : AJgood assortment of hardware am culterjr also of dry goods, boots, shoes, &c. a "J &c., msYcbe found at John Conner's. Sec bis friyvxtisevaeTit for fuller particulars. I ProviDiNTiAi. Esc.i,8. Tho family of Mr. John Ambler, of Waterloo precinct, this county, almost miraculously escaped a terrible death from the falling of a tree dur ing a severe wind storm ono night last week. It seems that tho forco of tho wind had blown tho door of the houso ajar, and Mr. A. got up out of tho bed to close it; but find ing that ho was umablo to succeed in closing the door alone, ho called his wife to his as sistance and, just as she got to tho door a treo fell across the house, crashing tho roof and tho timbers which supported it entirely in, and, coming on down, was precipitated across tho pillows upon which but fi moment beforo had rested the heads of Mr. and Mr. Ambler. There was a young babe in tlio bed at the time- of the fulling of tha tree, but fortunately the little slumbercr was rest ing some distance down from the head of the bed, and thus escaped injury.. There weru several other children, lclonging to the fam ily, in tho house at the time, all of4 whom were more or less injured by' tho crushing in of the house, but none seriously. Mr. and Mrs. A were only slightly hurt. This may bo regarded as the most providential escape, in this section of country, on rec ord. ' '" ,: ' ' :" Lycel'm. On last Saturday evening -quite a number of our citizens convened at tho District School House, in this city, for tho purpose of taking the initiatory steps toward the organisation of a debating club to pass the long winter evenings in an interesting and beneficial manner." Committees on per manent organization were-appointed, and also a question selected and debaters chosen for tho next meeting, which will be to night rat the same place; when a permanent and thorough organisation will b c Hoc ted, offi cers elected and rules; and regulations Tor government adopted. We trust our citizens will give "aid and comfort" to this parlia mentary and august body,' and thus asuist in promoting nn Institution which will tend to interest, instruct and amuso both young and old during tho long "misty" season which is fast approaching. Seniors Accidk.it. John Irviuo. the ion of oar worthy Sher.i!T, met with a distressing accident on lal Thursday night at the Court House. While attempting to leap over the chain around the raUed platform in fro lit of the building, his foot caught in the cable, and bit head and bodjr were precipi tated forward over the platform to the ground, the force of the fall knocking him insensible Af ter coming to his senses and sitting upright be be gan expectorating blood and complaining of sharp pitas, and it is feared that he hat receired internal injuries wLich may yet prove dangerous. Plantation Bitters are especially recom mended to Clergymen, Public Speakers nnd persons of literary habits and sedentary life, who require fur digestion a relish for food and clear mental faculties. Dclicato Fe males are certain to find in these Bitters what they have long looked for. Cibct'It Cocet. An extra session of the Circuit Court of Linn county will be held by JuJge Boiie, commencing on the 12th of next December. It lias been ordered speci ally to try Lyman W. Pomcroy, of this county, on a charge of poioning his wife some eight or nine years ago. "MtratLLo's OrrtcAi. Illcsioss" did not ex. ibit in this city on lat Thursday evening, as had ! been adrertifed, owin; to the explosion of a gas tube belonging to some of the lighting apparatus of the exhibition. The managers intend showing in this city on next Tuesday night, at the Court llouse. Hem-.val. J. J. Whitney, Esq., has re moved his law office to the room which wa.i formerly occupied by Jlr. Ilusscll, in the Court lIou?e. ISailroad Meeting. The cititens of Albany met at the Court House Nor. IS, A. I. 18CS, at 7 r. u. On motion, L'.i Carter, Esq., was elected Chairman, and O. T. Vinmg, Secretary. The meeting was addressed by Mer. Cratior, Foster, Conner and Alexander. On motion a Committee of eteren wat appointed, bT the House, to eonfer with the director! of the Oregon Central Railroad Company, with regard to the location of laid Road through t'.e city of Al bany; and report at our next meeting. The Com mittee consits of Messrs. W. F. Alexander, Jas. Foster, D. Froman. A. Haekieman,, Walter Mon teitb, John Conner, Joseph Nixon, Jas. Elkins,D. M". Thompson, L. C. Uurkbart and Martin Fayne. A motion was made and carried that, when this meeting adjourn it adjourn to meet at the call of the Chairman. - P A ' On motion, a Finance Committee wat appointed, consisting of Messrs'. John' Men deuhall, M.V. Brown and A. X. Arnold. . . ' :. 1 0 On taotion, meeting adjoarred. - v ' ;'; ELI CAP.TEU, Ch'ron. '' G. T. Vixiso, Secretary. In Jlemoriam. Wbebeas, It hat pleoxed the Supreme Architect of the unirerKe to summon from his' labors on earth onr beloved Brother Moxrob W. Mack; (Past Master of tur Lodge), calling bim by His Omnipotent will to the judgment which awaits all who are tolling in this earthly temple; and- -! Whebkas, The Masonic ties which have so long bound ns in mutual friendship and enjoyment to our departed friend are- severed, no more to be baited until the day when tho grave shall yield up its dead j Therefore, ' Retolted, That we sincerely mourn this disrup tion of oveaantcd friendship, bearing in . tender remembrance bis fidelity to Masonry, and his dc rotiono the principles it inculcates. - 1 Iie$olved, That we earnestly sympathise with the relatives and friends of our deceased Brother, and tender them that consolation which the world can neither give nor take awayj and that we will wear the usual badge of mourning for the space of thirty days. Jlenolttd. That a copy of this preamble and resolutions bo forwarded to the family of our de ceased Brother, and inserted in the journals of this place., . .. . .... . . , . .... By order of Corinthian Lodge Xo. 17, A. F. and A. M. ' Albany, Nov. 13, 1S68. The Ohio Critit thus sketches Aboli tionism in a nutsholl : " Tho Abolition ists, pretending to lovo liberty, have ex tended slavery. Culling themselves Un ionistV, they have consummated and main taincd disunion. Affecting economy, they have given us the costliest govern ment on earth. Prating of virtue, they havo tnado it tho moat corrupt. Clamor ous for equal right?, they proscribe more people than any monarchy in Christen dom. . . Invoking freedom, they establish and maintain tho darkest despotism in eleven States. Professing toleration, they proclaim acceptance of their creod he alternative of. ostracism' and disfran chisement.' Howling about purifying tho Government, they havo mado dishonesty and oflico-holding identical. Preaching principle, they subsist by passion and by prejudice Deploring caste, they elevate blacks abovo whites in one-third of tho country. Magnifying loyalty, they havo trampled out every worthy prinoiplo in our system. Claiming statesmanship, their officials aro cither conspirators or thieves. Lauding independence, they aro Mjrvuer slave to a party caucus. 1'ro tcndiug to invito criticism, they ttino freedom of debate in Congress bv parti nau rules, and drown it elsewhere in blood. Insisting upon peace, they pro long the old war and strive to stir up a new ono. They have made an anarchy, and called it peace Pretension without sincerity is their programme, to bo car ricd out by tyranny. Their creed is by pocrlsy, their plea is cant, their practice is theft, tlwrir end despotism." , I 1 SJSj I jLiwft or our.uox. ; 1,1 ' " r.VSSEJ) AT TIIK riVTlI lllEXXIAL SESSION . UP TtlK LEiI8LATl'BE. An Act to provide fur the conveyance of tho Inaaoc to tho Asylum. Sec. 1. That it shall be the duty of the bhcrius Of tho tcvcral Counties, within this State, to convey to tho Asylum for the Iusanc, such person or persons as the proper authority of their respective coun ties may declare to bo ioHane, provulnl, Aoireivr, that they are paujcrs, and are unable to defray the expenses ot their conveyance to the Asylum. Sec. 2. Tor the conveyance of the In sane to the Asylum, the Sheriff shall re ceive the same fees and compensation that is allowed tQ the Sheriff lor conveying prisoners to tho Penitentiary. Sec. 3. Said fees and compensation to be paid by the State out of the fund set apart for the Insane and Idiotic. See4. Whenever the Sheriff presents the Certificate of the County Court cf nis county to the secretary o! Male,, he shall audit the same and draw hk war rant on tho Treasurer for the payment thereof. Approved, Oct. 23, 1808. An Act to amend Title three of Chapter tweuty-eight vf the (jencra'l Laws of Oregon, relating to Pcddlsrs' License. Sec' 1. That Section 21, Title 3, Chap- tcr 28, be and the amo is amended to read as follows: Sec. 21. No person or persons applying for a license or per mit shall be entitled to the fame until bo or they shall file with the County Clerk a receipt trom the County Treasurer for the amount ordered to be paid by such applicant or applicant, agreeably to the provisions of this 1 itlc ; provided, hotc- rrcr, That this act shall not be so con strued as to include any goods, wares or produce manufactured or railed tu this State. Approved, Oct. 24, 1SGS. BORN: STAXAIID In this city, on the Jith inst., to the wife of A. W. Ftanard, a ton a 12-pvunder. t . - . ; - ..- ...... ALBAM I'RICE CUUUEXT. ccukttrtv weekly ur J. chad wont.. Albaxv. November 21, IPCs. The fultowiofC are the prices paid for I'rwduce, and the prices at which other articles are telling in tki market f , -.-,.-... - . . m Wheat whit, per b4ie!, 55 u. Oats per bushel, 35 cts. Potatoes per bushel'iCs 10 Onions -per bushel. $1 25. Flour per bbl.$t 50TA5 00 , Butter per pound, 30 ctt, - . j Ess jcr dozen, 30 ett. Chickens perdosen, 12 iOfJ 00. Peachct drisd, per ponnd, IbfyHi ett. Pork per pound, 6(6 ett. Beef on foot, 4(S ets. . . Mutton, per pound, 14(7412) cents. fioap per pound, els. Salt Lot Angclos, per pound. 2 ett. Syrup per gallon, 1,00(1,12) Tea-Vimng nytonper poand. '00 - " " Black, 75Tc$l 00. " Japan, $1 00. Sugar crushed, per pound, 17&20 ctt. Island, 13K1IJ. : ' " Sea. li cit. r ' " ' ' Coffee per pound, 22 25 ctt. Naibi cut, per pound, 7(s rta. White Lead pure, per keg, $1 00 25. Linseed Oil boiled, per gallon, $1 62JQ1 75. Turpentine per gallon, $ I 2b(d, 5q Domestic brown, 10 J cts ' II iekorr striped, per yard, lfl(a;30 cts. " , Bed Ticking per yard, 2550 cts. . Blue Drilling-per yard, 30(g) 30 ett. Flannels per yard, 5075 ctt. ' . Prints fast colort, per yanU J 2) e. , , . , - 'Rifle Powder, per pound. 755$1 00. ; "Candles best, per pound, 209)33 ctl. Rice China, per pound, 12(f If ctt. Tobacco per pound, $1 00($1 25. 'fialaeratus per pound, 10 cts. ' '. Dried Plums per bound, 12J 15c, i Dried Apples per lb. 5e. ' Currants per B, 8e. . v Bacon Hams, per lb, 1415e. " Sides, per lb, 12Je. I " Shoulders," per lb, Ce. ; Lard per R, in cans, 10c, ...... ' French Brandy per gal., $10 0012 00 Jtolland Gln per gaL, $5 50 , , American Brandy per gal., $5 00 .' .'..' Jamaica Rum per gal., $6 00 S Tar $1 25 per gallon. i . Beans--per lb., 4c. j Dcroes' Kerosene Oil, 7S$1 OO pergaL special Notices. 41 1 More Causes oriSlood Poison. 1 j Excessive labo et'Onduo excitement sometimes occasion serious; sickboss by causing an accelera ted motion ,0 the blood, Grief, fear and anxiety hurt by making5 the blood to circulate slower. Iloth causes may produce serous cyilaio he health unless; prevented by timely aid Here we are "ad monished of the superior advantage, pt t Jrajt- DRETn's Pitts. 'Tot If the blood goes too fast, from nervous or other causct, they allay the tur moil and aro healingWlin to the brain. While, should the bloodcirculate too slowly, -tinting, the tkin with a 'dark' hue, ' tbey at ones relieve the blood of its excess of eirbon f thus they ' relieve the mind and ret tore the health. Should an or gan be weaker than the rest, there impure mattera from the blood will bo deposited. This is the way lumps, boils, tumors, carbuncles, are produced. All are cared, often prevented, by the use of B rax- dreth's Pitts. . v , . . . , d Principal office, Brandreth House, New York. Sold by all druggists. " vojlnjlwi, ADVKIITISKMKNTS. PETERSON'SJWAGAZINEI THE CHEAPEST AND BEST IN THE WORLD I jSnrSPLEHDID OrTERS for 1069! This popular Monthly Magnxlne Ves mart or Ike money than nny ih ihn tcorld. For 18Ctf it will bo greatly Improved. It wllleontain ONK THOU 8ANI) PA (IKS 1 FOURTEEN H PLENUM) STEEL PLATES I TWELVE MAMMOTH FASHION PLATES f TWELVE COLORED BERLIN PATTERNS 1 NINE HUNDRED WOOD CUTS I TWENTY-FOUR PAUES OF MUSIC 1 All this will be given for only Two Dollars a year, or a dollar h st than Magasinet of the class of "Peterson." lit THRILllXG TILES MD NOVELETTES Are the best published anywhere. All the tnott popular writert are employed to write originally for Peterson." In 1869, In addition to its usual quantity of short ttorlet, Four Orlyinnl Ci.pyrujht S'urtUu will bo given, tit: Mary Atitlonetto't Talisman," by Mrs. Ann S. fUepheus "The mys tery of llluckwood (lrrng,"iy the author of "Sir Noel't Helri" "Katie' Winter In Washington," by Frank Lee Bencditti and "The fiUiry of Mar gie," by the author of "fusy L's Diary." MAMMOTH COLORED FASHION PLATES Ahead of all others. These platea are engraved on steel, twice the usual site, and contain tlx fig ures. They will be superbly, covered. A!va pattern, from from which a Dress, Mantilla, or Child's Dress eaa bo ut out, without the aid of a uiantua-rttaker. Also, several pages of Household and other receipts j In short, everything Interest ing to Ladies. NITKRIX IIti:TlHJM KNCsICAVINCi To every person getting up a Club for 1869 will be tent o nans, a copy of our new and splendid Metiollnt for framing, (sitt 21 ha bos by 10,) "The Star of Bethlehem," after tho cclebroted master-pieeo by (Jerome, the famous French artist This It the mot desirable premium ever offered. For large clubs, as will be seen below, en extra eopy will bo sent in addition. TERMS A rys it Adraneti One eopy, for one year 2 00 Three copies, fur oue -year . 5 00 Fopr eoplcs, for one year 6 00 Five copies, fur onu year (and one tu getter op of club) 8 00 Eight eoptes, for one year (and one to getter up of club) 12 00 Fourtocn copies, for one year (and one to gt tier up ifelub) 20 00 Address, post-paid, CHARLES J. PETERSON, No. 306 Cb-stnul ilrH:t, Philadelphia, Pa. rSjroitucni sent to those wishing tc get up clubs. J. SAttMOWS. I K. SMI. S. KTOISIO J. BARROWS 8l CO., ABB CONSTANTLY. RECEIVING FRESH FITI'LIES OF GOODS DIRECT FROM SAN FRANCISCO, t which taxr witt sett CHEAP FOR READY PAY ! WK ARE AL0 DOING A General Cammlilon Iltuslnesa. LEGAL TENDERS BOUGHT AND BOLD. e2lvn!0tf J. BARROWS A CO. TO THE LADIES ! NEW MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT. MllS. H. V. rSWITII, FASHIONABLE MILLINER ASr& DllKSS-M AKElt ! WOULD ANNOUNCE TO THE LADIES f Albacy and surrounding country that he hat opened a Milliner and Manlua-Makiog r.iUMobmcnt in ibis city, and respectfully solicits their patronage. J i A FASHIONABLE BONNETS ANO HATS !1 ' Always en XXand or XSXade to Order! DllKHH AMD (XO.IK MAKIX TROMrTLT ATTENDED TO. BLEACHING AND PIlEc'SINO ioskto ORDER Albany, Oct 17, 1SCS -vlnSyl. PICTTJKPS 1 J. A. WIXTKK. HAVING PURCHAFED the welUfurnifbcd PICT 151112 CSAlJ fcrtRY1 V formerly belonging to A. D. Paxton, it prepared to make ' moToariArns from "Cartee de Vieite", ap to. lifo sixe. Also AMBROTYPES ' AXT ."SUN PEARLS r GODD PICTURES MADE IN CLOUDY WEATHER ! Any person who has had eard pictures made here since the Gallery was burned down (in 1863) cap get pictures from tho cegativci at the rato of three dollars per dozen. Having bad eight years' experience in the busi ness, I believe that I can insure to give satisfac tion. . J. A. WINTER. ?. Albany, Sept. 12, 1868 v4n4tf lt WILL SELL: GOODS AS CHEAP AS ANY ONE IN ALBANY! r CALL AND EXAMINE MY LARGE STOCK OF UUY GOODS AIW GROCERIES I KEPJ ALWAYS AN HAND J . COLLER'S CAST STEEL PLOWS I At thd Cash Btoro of It. CIIEADLE. t SAMUEL DENNY, : :: -AMD DRALKR IX einds, or oAcirxsT. ; WARS ! ALBANY, OREGON.' Store fn First street, under the Democrat Office. ; Albany, Oct. I,;8l3-4v4i7lf,; T I'll NOTICE OP FIN Alt SETTLEMENT AARON CONDRA, .ADMINISTRATOR .OF the Estate of Alexander Frakeg, deceased, has this day filed his account in the County Court of Linn county, Oregon, praying for a final settle ment of the same, and to be discharged, as . such Administrator, Therefore notice is hereby given that said application and settlement will be heard and determined at the Court House,' In tho city of Albany, in said county,!!,. v r t Tuesday: the Sth 'day of December, 1868, and all person 1 interested in said'ostato are here by required to file thoir objections to said account and the settlement thereof or or before said dxy. I By order of the Judge St eald Court. . Nov bt 1868 n!2w4, S. A. JOHNS, tounty Judge. AVPERTISKMKNTS. NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY or BOSTON. PUHEI.Y MUTUAL. I.OItPOItATi:i Cash Assets - - - $7,000,000 00 Cash Distributions of 1867 - - 626.5C8 55 Total Surplus Divided - - 2,726,573 t5 Usses Paid In 1867 - - - 381,600 00 Total Losses Paid - - 2,796.100 00 Income for 1807 - - - 2,203,608 00 No Extra Charge for Traveling to and from the Atlantic Btatos, Europe, Oregon, and Sandwich Islands. Tbf old and popular Company It Kvernd by the NON-FOHFEirUJlE law of MoMachu setts. ALL NET EARRINGS DIVIDED ANNUALLY AMONG THE INSURED I Losses paid promptly. All policies Non-forfeitable DIVIDENDS DECLARED AND PAID ANNU ALLY I I'itit V'uUend AvaSlultt f the Payment 0 the iStcona Annual J'remtum. But one class of members (Policy holders) in this Company, among whom the annual surplus Is divided. Unbiased Judgment, based upon careful invest! fstkm, will show that this (ther oldest Mutual Life Insurance Company of America) offers more equl ties to the insured than any other Company doing business ou tbit coast. Life Insurance It a judicious Investment for cap italists. It it a turns investment fcr those in mod erat circumstances, by which they may, with 1 small amount of funds, leave .o their families ample means fur their support in case of the early decease 01 the insured. Home Ogice, 39 State Street, Boston. PACIFIC BItANCH OFFICES.' S02 Mont gomery street, Kan Franeisoo ltootu 2, Carte r't MulMing, Portland, Oregon. EVEUSON A HAINK3, General Agent. ItrMKKIJL fc J'iMil.NN, ArHm, Parrlsh A Co'e Block, Albany, Oregon. epI9'flv4ntf CHAIR MANUFACTORY! ASD TXJJFtisnnsro shopi T MIK gUUSCltlBER WOULD BESPECTFUI,- ly infurm the j ubllo that he St prepared to do all kinds of T IT It N I.VG in a workman-like and expeditious manner. Also, le keeps on band, and for tale, KPINMNO WHEELS, and the best of Raw-bide Dottom er Citchen Chairs ! All of which will be told cheap for Cash. Or ders solicited. Shop near the old Flour Mill, at the opper end of lirtl street. JOHN M. METZLEB. Nov ,23, '67 vSolSyl PRIVATE MEDICAL AID- QUICK CURES AND MODERATE CHARGES. nil. w. u. ioiii:ktvh PRIVATE MEDICAL ANO SURGICAL INSTITUTE ! fiacrautento Street, below Montgomery, oppo site the Pacific M ait Fteauublp Com pauy's Office, Private entrance on LeidesdorlT street, Ban Fraoeiseo. Ktnllikd erjtrtMfj in affutd the mJflUttd evmnd and eftemtijie mrtltral aid in I lit Irtatmtmt amd cure "fall I'rirate amd Chron ic Jfieraete, ttutm t, AVcrc eypmd nli Struat JJifrdtrt. TO THE AFFLICTED. D R. W. K. DQHERTY RETURNS HIS6IN- cere thanks to hit nimtrovt patients for their patronage, and would take th!t opportunity to remind them that be continues to consult at his Institute for tha cure of eb route diseases of the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive and Oenito-Uri nary Organs, and all private diseases, vis. 8vtb ilit in all itt forms and stages, Seminal Weakness, aud all the horrid consequences ofself-abuse. Gon orrhea, Oleet, Stricture. Ncturnal and Diurnal emissions, Fesual Debility, Diseases of the Back and Loins, Inflammation of the Bladder and Kid neys, etc., etc.. and be hopes that bit long experi ence and successful practice will continue to insure him a share of public patronage. By the practice of many years in fcorope ana the United Mates, be it enabled to apply the most efficient and suc cessful remedies against diseases of all kinds. He uses no niercurv. charges moderate, treats bit ns. tients in a correct and honorable way, and bat references of unquestionable veracity from men of known respectability and high standing in soci ety. All parties consulting bim by letter orother- wie, will receive the best and gentlest treatment, and implicit secrecy. To .Females. When a female it (a trouble, or afflicted With ditease. as weakness of tho back and limbs, pain in the bead' dimness of sight, loss of muscular power, palpitation of tha 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; the thyuld go or write at once to the celebrated female doctor, W. K. Doberty, at bit Medical Institute, and consult him about her trouble and disease. The Doctor Is effecting more corct than any other physician in the State of California. Let no false delicacy prevent you, but apply immediately and save yourself from painful sufferings and prema ture death. Ail Married Ladies whose delicate health or other circumstances prevent an increase in their fauiliet, should write or call at Dr. W. K. Doherty's Medical Institute, and tbey will receive every possible relief and help. Tho Doctor torn cet are to arranged that he can bo consulted with out fear of observation. 1 To Correspondents. ; Patients residing in any part of the State, how ever distant, who may desire the opinion and ad vice of Dr. Doberty in their respective cases, and who think proper to submit a written statement of Such, in preference to holding a personal interview, lire respectfully assured that their communications will be held most -sacred and confidential. If the ease be fally and candidly described, per sonal communication will be unnecessary, as in tractions for diet, regimen, and tho general treat meat of tho case (including tho remedies), will be 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, freb. Permanent euro guaranteed or no pay. Addcss, W. K. DOHERTY, M. D., San Francisco, California. Spermatorrhoea. Dr. Dorertv has Just published an important pamplet embodying his own views and experiences in relttton 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 valuo to all, whether married or single, and Will bo sent FUEE by mail on receipt of six cents in postage stamps for return postage. J Address, - W. K. DOHERTY, M. D., I v3n38tf San Franciseo, Cal. NOTICE 7TO FARMERS I 171 GGS ' WANTED l' I will pay, for Eggs mi trado. doltycrod at my store, SO Cents per Dozen in T UTTER.' WANTED ! I will pay 30 Cts. JTl pei; pound, in trade, for good Butter, i Oct, 17, 1S68. v4n9tf. , It. CIIEADLE. WHEAT AND OATS! 100,000 Bushels of Wheat ana Oats WANTED within tho next two weeks, for which ,mum tvi-k.. .-.-n v. n.(. TIxo iiTneit Cai Pnee wxllbe Paid, By J. GRAPWOHL, : V2ifSJtf San Francisco -Store. ADVEKTISEMENTS. STOP THAT COUGHING , QOME OF YOU CAST, AND WE PITY l) you. You have trie4 every remedy but the ON K destined, by its Intrinsic merit, to supersede alt !m. Uar preparations. , It Is not surpjrt&ins; tou should be reluctant to try something else after the many ex periment yoo have made "of trashy eompoujul foisted on the public as a certain core; but NEWELL'S Pulmonary Syrup fs reslly the VERY IlESTwwsdr ever eompoondod for tun cure of Coughs, Colds, Wtu Throat, Asthma, Whooping CoagUfBrcmctiiUsand Consumption. TIwmi sands of people in California and Oregon have been already UneOtted by the surprtsiDg curative powers " NEWELL'S Pulmonary Syrup and with one accord give ft their anqnatlfled appro bation. We now addeta ourselveato all wb are un acquainted with this, the grestes rmct of the age. fbr the healing of all diseases of Ute Throat and Lung t, assuring you that NEWELL'S Pulmonary Syrup has cured thousands and it win cure YOU If you try U. T?ils Invaluable medicine is plsasaot to the taste; ontbing, balibg and strengthening in 1U eOecU; ea tlrcly free from all poisonous or deletertou drugs, aud perfectly barmieM under all circumstances. Cetiincaut from many prominent tiUaeus of Saa rrau-laooaccompaiiy every bottle of NEWELL'S Pulmonary Syrup JtEOLVGTO.V k CO. -Agents, Saa rraadtco. Use Electro-KUicon, Or Magie Drilliant. DR. E. COOPER'S UNIVERSAL MAGNETIC BALM An uncjusled preparation fur the care of Dys entry, Diarrhea, Cramp, and all Diseasea of the Stomach and Bowela; the Instantaneous Relief of Burnt, Bruises, Sprains, Aches, Rheumatic aad Neuralgic Affections; The genuine article bears the tigniture of IT. R. STRONG, REDINGTON & CO. Scle and Exclusive Agents. REMNGTOS k CO'S FLORIDA UTER. ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER. This valuable preparation, containing in a high y concentrated form all the properties of Jamaica Ginger has become one of the most popular do mestic remedies for all diseases ef the stomach and digestive organs. As a tonic, it will be found invaluable to all per sons recovering from debility, whether produced by a fever, or otherwise ; for while it imparts to the system all the glow and vigor that can be pro duced by wine or brandy, it is entirely free from the reactionary effects that follow the me of splr itt of any kind. It is also an excellent remedy for females who suffer from difficult menstruation, giving almost immediate relief to the spasms that so frequently accompany that period. It gives immediate relief to Nausea, caused bv riding in a railroad car, or by sea-sickness, oroth er causes. It it alto valuable as an external application for uout, Jlneumatum, Neuralgia, etc. REDINGTON A CO. 416 and 4)8 Front SL, San Francisco, Cal. Ute Electro Silicon, Or Magic Brilliant. REDINGTON & CO'8 FLORIDA WATER. FOR TIIE HANDKERCHIEF. This article, possessing tho most delicate fra grance of Flowers, is uneqnaled as a perfume for too llandkercnieu FOR THE BATH. Used in bathing, it imparts energy and strength to the system, and gives that softness and delica cy to the skin so much desired by all. It remoTcs Sunburn, Freckles and Pimples. Diluted with water, it makes an excellent Den tifrice, imparting pearly whiteness to the teeth, sweetness to the breath, and renders the gams hard and of a beautiful color. ... It should always be used After shaving, .dillntcd with water, as it relieves all inflammation. REDING TOXaVo. , V, .4... w - --- - '; - & ,v 416 and 418 Front St, San Francisco. Use Electro-Silicon, Or Magio Brilliant. ELECTRO-SILICON, : ' ,.; - s :,1 " -OR 1: u .....iV?! : MAGIC BRILLIANT? DIRECT FROM NATURE'S LABORATORY. ! The best article ever discovered for Cleansins and Poliahing Gold, Silver, and Plated "Ware, and all smooth Metal 10 Surfaces, of whatever descrip tion, including Kitchen - Utensils of Tin; Copper, lirass, cieei, etc To Jewellers and Workers in Gold and Silver Plate, the Electro-Silicon is of inestimable value ; the time saved,, and the vexation prevented by its use, will forever . endear its name to thoso who have bad evidence of its merits. ' REDINGTON A CO? Solo Agents, San Francisco. FOR FLAVORING EXTRACTS. REDINGTON A CO'S ARE THE BEST.; eepI2v4n4Bte. AD VKKTISKM KNTS. h. SKXDESS. . U. STKftXSKRG. i. TLZ ISCXXri. SAKDERS; STERNBERG & CO.; 9KAI.RRS IS f. STAPLE DRY GOODS ti Vim Street, ia J. R, Montcith's Briek Baildinfe aldant, onraorV. THE ABOVE -NEW FIRM TAKES PLHAS-' C HI! in informing the s'wixensof Linn eouatt that tbey barejust oj-ened a well selected ttoek of FANCY DRY GOODS r BOOTS AND SHOES GROCEBIES ! And a full assortment of ' CJEXEItAI. JIERC IIADIHEIf 1 1 Which theywill disposo of for cAsn on country mtmucZi At fair Hviog rates. sbmsbj e- CALL AND IXkMlHi OUR STOCK ANO PR!Cj' Before purchasing elsewhere, and wo assure all that we will giro 0 Cntire Satisfaction to Prompt Customer. ALSO ' - '' " ' ft We bare a Branch Ifoese. long eitalllshed, st SOUTH DRWNSVILLEf where we keep a large, and well selected ttoek of GENERAL MERCHANDISE I novl4'6Sv4nl3tf ALBANY BOOK STORE I E. A. FREELAND, BOOK-SELLER AND STATIQfiEiy Albany - - - - Oregoo RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE PUBLIC ' that be bat removed from tho eld stand 14 PARRISH'S BLOCK, Where all are invited, assured that Goods la Mi lino are sold at the lowest cash prises C0XSriXTtT0IIA5O f STAXD1RD AXD M1SCEILLE0CS Jawenile. Toy Gilt oad Clanlc Hooks, COLD IfJIJ, AX . SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIOIiERY 1' Of every kind used in tho State. BOOKS IMPORTED TO ORDSR ot short notice. Deelnlflly . AMERICAN WALTHAM WATCHES PROOF OF THEIR SUPERIORITY.' PeaaiylTmsia Railroad Coxapaajr. Orricc tr the Gksxral ScrrsimssssT, 1 Altoxa, Pa., Dee. 15, 1867. J Gkstlxxbx : The watches manufactured by yot have been la ate on this Railroad for several yosrf by oar engiae-men, to whom wo farnish watches' as part of cur equipment. There are bow some Taxes IIfmdksd er tbem cakkikb ojt oc Lm. and wo consider them GOOD AND RELIABLS TIMEKEEPERS. Iodect, I have great satisfac tion in saying TOUR WATCHES GIVE US LESS TROUBLE, aad bare won and do wear much longer without repairs than any watahat wo have ever had in use on this road. As yoa aro aware, wo formerly trusted to those of Englua manufacture, ef acknowledged good repatatioa but as a elats they never kept tisae as eorrosU nor have they done as good service as years. Ia these statements I am sustained by any preeV ecessor, Mr. Lewis, whoso experience cxtondod over a tcriet of years. Respectfully, EDWARD WILLIAMS. General SaperiaUstdais Araeriffta Watch Companj. Walthaa. awsssMSBMS " NSW YORII CSNTZSAXi XtAXLSOAZ. LOCOMOTIVB DSFAKTMSST, WESTERS DlTISIOK, V RocHESvaa, Dec 24, 1S6S. - - i Gextlxxex: I have no hesitation la tayinf , that I believe the great majority of locomotive ; gineers bare found by experience that Waltstast,, Watches Ana the host satisfactort of aay- for tlkeir uses. They run with the creates accuracy asd steadisess, notwithstanding tha rough riding of an engine, and, at I bava hrtbk, esowji ox e to wear oct, they mast bo durable I hope to see tho time whea railway eompaaleo will generally adopt yonr watches, and fumiab . them to all engineers and conductors. In my opin ion it would greatly tend to promote regnlarfty and safety. Yours respectfully, CHARLES WILSON, O. Chief Engineer. Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. American Watch Company, Waltbam. . . r ' Every TFatcli Folly Warranted. . For sale by all first-class .dealort in the Uakod States. ROSSINS & AFPT-CTOri, ... No. 1 82 Broadway,. . General Agents. Tt It- ORAV A nn..RB Tnnri Agents for California- se3v4n3tn4 KrOTICE:.;. JUST RE CEIVED! A Very Large Stock of FALL A1YD TYIXTEH GOODS i V BT THE LAST STEAMER. And will sell t t very low rates for cash or trado. r : Call and sso ! Oct it, 186S-T4n9tf R. CHEADLB.