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.....DECEMBER 25, 1S83 Starts Faib Premiums. A friend has placed in u? hands the printed proceedings ot tue Eighth Annual State ratr,'lS03, con tainingthe award of Premiums, &c, &s Ve)BpUce that Linn county carried off its eoaro 01 me premiums, no less man sovcniy iating been awarded to Btindry of our citi sent, as follows : ' ' ' Horses. W. J. Matthews, mare, 2 years feldd premium. Same, stallion, 2 years Cld, 2d premium s Same, mare, 2 years old 1st premium. , ' ' . i.. .. . j- lioadslers Uharles Kuey, mare, 6 years Id, 2i premium.' W. J. Matthews, 2 years Old, 2d premium. Buggy M. II. "Wallace, 2d premium. JSaddk-C; Riley,- 1st premium, l uJi 'ulking J. W. Nixen, 1st premium. Stceevstakcs C. Riley, 3 years old. 1st premium.'' ?i Speed and Bottom Running, 3 year old -oolts, single dash, 1 mile Hugh Fields, -time, 1:57 ; 1st premium. $50. Two mile heats, best 2 in 3 purse, $150 Wm. Gird, first heat, 4:1 ; second, 4:101. One mile heats, 2 in 3M. H. Wallace, time, 3;25 j $50...-,. Pacing horse, special premium, $40 lst 2 In 3 Woi. Gird, 1st mile, 2:51 j sec end, 45$; third, 2:49. ...-.- Mcixs. W. J. Matthews, 1 pair, 1st pre riiuca. Same, single mule, 2d premium. - Grain Sower C. T. Finlayson, (4-horse) 1st p.- "0. Fry Jfc . A. Culver, 2d p. O. Fry b S. A. Culver, seed sower and cultiva tor combined, 1st p. Same, cultivator, 1st premium. , - , Grain and Seeds. .'C P. Burkhart took tW first premium on each- of the following .articles : Spring wheat, 10 acres ; sample of -nil wheat ; sample side oats ; sample Sono ra wheat j sample buckwheat; 12 ears early corn ; 2 kinds early corn, 0 ears each ; best apartment grains. Mr. B. also took the 2d premium on each of the following : 10 acres outs j 1 acre oats ; 2 rarieties early corn, G ears each; large white turnips. M. Hous tea, flax seed, (Calcutta,) 1st premium. Domestic Manufactures McCord fc Co. took, the first premiums on castile, toilet and hut soap ; also, on lard oil. G. II. Hughes, 1st premium for best honey: Bread. Cakest Preserves, dc 3Irs. 3Iary A. Davis took second premium on pear pre served and strawberry jelly. Mrs. J. G. Reed leccired first on each of the following: peach butter, peach preserves, strawberry jaoa, currant jam, raspberry jam, bottled cherries j and 2d premium on dried apples and dried currants. Millinery, Knitting and Setting. Mrs. B. W. Condiff, 1st p. on crochet stand cover and tat ting; stand cover. Emma Burkhart, pil low cases, crochet, 2d do. Same, card bas ket, 1st p. Miss Mary A. Davis, white bed quilt, 1st p. Mrs. M. Houston, wax fruit, 1st p.' Mrs. Wn. Reed, sofa cushion, 2d do. Same, lady's braided apron, lstpv Mrs. A. J. Danniway, lady's dress, 1st p.; lady's wrapper, 2d p.; lady's cloak, 2d p. Mrs. A. ATiarren, patch-work quilt, 2d p, Mrs. X. Bond, mittens, 2d p. Mrs. J. G, Reed, .cr&ihet shawl, 2d p. Mary Pate, bead work needle book, 2d p.;-and bead work book mark, 1st p. v - , To 'Susan C. Riley was awarded the 2d premium hx equestrian ship. A JIerbt Chustxas. Once more the re lentless1 cycle of Time has performed its ant Dual evolution, and another twelvemonth is "numbered among the things that were" since last we greeted our kind patrons with "A Merry Christmas.'' Since then the eyes of some of those who read our friendly greet ing have closed ia eternal sleep, and their spirits have been wafted into the region of the vast Unknown "beyond the swelling food." Others have sought "other climes jsnd other scenes," in search of vigorous beikh. or in pursuit of phantom fortunes; and a 'goodly number , of the( youth of both sexes have discovered the fruition of their hopes and joys in the nuptial knot ; while the greater number are still nestled in the rich valleys and alone: the verdant nlains, content with the comforts of home and pros peTO is la-tbe products rni Irons , ofj their honejttoil; And wUIe ell these scenes have been enacted upon the domestic stage of life and - around .the social hearth-stone, the march of public improyement throughout our thrifty .young Commonwealth has been striding, along at a rapid rate, clearing the tray; fop greater progress and benefits in the comiag twelve months, than our State has fjef yet enjoyed.; . ;; Aibixt Leg is l at c be .-An attempt was laLle by tho 'impeachment, managers" to bring that matter again before the house on lajst f'atardaj night, ba it was summarily frowned down, by a vote of the body, l'be remainder of the evening was devoted to dis casilug Whitney' "universal suffrage hill?1 and irhen a call for the. previous question brpn;tt the bill to its final passage, a call of th 3 house elicited the overwhelming in formation that the body was without a quo rum," and consequently could not, pass upon the. b: 11 ; The members, after 'staring in al most blank amazement at each other for the epace ef five minutes, adjourned amid storms .of diegust.. The same bill will come up to night, when it is probable a new selection of .speeches will be delivered onto' it. ' z ' As nx At Addbess. Our carrier, Claiborne H. Stewart, who has so faithfully and punc r ;toall;erved the city patrons of the Demo crat for over two years, . wilL -be on hand jiext ew Year's morning with his Second Annual Address; and we trust he will re ceive that material encouragement which his r ' ' m T n 1'L. a ' .. sr . nvaniaDic services truiy merit. J5U6 to a peopi) who are proverbial for their generosi ty and liberalityjras are the citizens of Al bany, the above suggestion is almost super fluous.i We feel assured the "Carrier Boy" will r sceive numerous q&arters r and halves pa w Year's Day. ; 4 , A-.- - HoiiDAy.'W"e observe that Hiltabidel & Co. have a large lot of Christmas toys for the little iblks. Of course old ""Santa Claus" fully t nderstands that sort of thing; and no child "frill fail to find its little stockings jammed, crammed and rammed full of good ies and pretty things on Christmas morning. Go in, "Chris? Cringle!" SATURDAY Peterson's Magazins for January is al ready out ; the most brilliant we havo ever seen. The superb Colored .Berlin Pattern alone is worth t'vico tho prtco of the number Then there are two steel engravings, ono o them, "Bind Pics," with the cunningest lit tie children ; a double sized colored steo fashion plate, and more than fifty wood cuts of fashions, embroideries find other patterns Tho stories arc of. tho highest class. Mrs Ann S. Stevens now novelet opens in amost masterly manner. -The author of Marga ret Howth" has also a powerful tale. We do hot sea! how any lady can dd without "Pe tcrson." JNow is the timo to subscribe for 18C9. For forms, see prospectus eiseSvhere Fire Alarm. On last Monday evening about six o'clock, out citizens were Btartled by the alarm of "Fire," which was discover od to bo at tho house of Mr. J. E. Rentier, on tho corner. of Locust and Fourth street; but, after a largo crowd of pooplo had col looted at tho scene of tho fire, it was found to bo occasioned by the burning of the soot iu the chimney of tho fire-place. A huge blazo rose many feet above tho house, cast ing a bright glare upon the sceno for several blocks around. We have watched the course of so many distrodHod, emaciated and forlorn dyspeptics, of worn out and prostrated females, who havo tiikon a new lease of life, and gradually received vigor, strength, health andtbopow er of social pleasuro from tho effects of Plantatiox Bitters, that wo aro not sur prised at the testimonials daily received. If it is a plcasuro to do good in 'the world, how full must be tho mcasuro of tho Proprietors of these celebrated Bitters. . PfBtic AvcTioN.Quite an excellent op portunity for bargains may be had by attend ing the auction sale at the late etoro of J L.evy, on next eunesuay. i no goods are cnew and in good condition, and the variety is almost inexhaustible. They will bo sold to the highest bidder, for cash. See adver tisement. Stockholders' Electio.v.A meeting of the stockholders of the Linn County Agri cultural Association will bo held in this city on the , th of next month. See the Secreta ry's call among the new ad's. Council Proceed I urji. AVednesdat DrExixc, Dec, 23, I8CS. Council met: Roll called; present : Mayor Xorcross, and Couucilmcn Carter, Parker, Vinins and Chcadle. Minute of the previous meeting were read, and approved, Messrs. Abbott Si Brown presented a bill of $25 for printing, which, on motion was allowed and ordered that an order be drawn on the Treasurer for the amount. J, Rankin pre.onted a bill of $4,37,: for gravel hauled on the streets, which, on mo tion, was allowed and ordered that an order be drawn on the Treasurer fur the amount. J. D.Price, Marshal, presented a. bill of 40,27 for gravel hauled on street, which, on motion, was allowed and ordered that an order be drawn on tho Treasurer for the amount. Messrs. Patterson & Long presented a bill of $31 fur putting down one $ix-foot cross walk on Front street, extra length ; and, on motion, after socio discussion, $21 of the bill was allowed and ordered that an order bo drawn on the Treasurer fur that amount. On motion, a ljourncd to, meet on Wednes day evening, Dec. 20, 18GS, at C o'clock. h. W. DOOLITTLK, RccorJer. ALBAXY VlllCKH t't'HRE.M. COBRECTZP 1TXEKLT KY 1. CBADft'OIIL. AtBAsr. Deocmber J5,186S. The following arc the prices I aid for Produce, and the prices at which other articles arc selling ia this jnarket : , , ,! 7 ATlieat wbit, per luhl. 55 cts. Oati per 'bushel, 35(a,10 cts, Potatoes per bugheMOTSO Onions per boshel. $1 25. ' Flour perbbl, $4 6J(o,5 00 Dutter per pound, 37 J ets. Egs rper dozen, 25 cts. Chickeni-pcr dozen, $2 bQ(3,Z 00. Pgaches drisd, per pound, 5(20 ct, Iotk p':r pound, 5 5$ cts. .. . ' , - Beef on foot, 4 5 cts. Mutton, per pound, 1012J cents. ' Soap per pound, 554 cts. Salt Los Angelog, xst pound, 2J , Sjrup-pr gallon, 1,00(1,12) Tea YosDg JIjcoo, pr pound, $1 u Black, 75f5? I 00. " Japan, $1 25. -Sugar crozhed, per rounl, 18Q20 ets.,, Island, 1518. " Sea. 1717i ets. Coffee per pound, 2025 ets. , Nails cut, per pound, 762) 8 ets. - White Lead pure, per keg, O0Q45. Linseed Oil boiled, per gallon, $1 621 I 75. Turpentine per gallon, $1 2b (a, I 5q . Dotneutic browii, 16J ets. Hiekorr striped, per yard, 1ft (30 cts. Bed Ticking per yard, 25(50 cts.' Blue Drilling per yard, 2030 cUi. , Flannels pcryard, 10(75 cts. Prints fast colors, per yard, J 2i c. , - Eifle Powder, per pound, 1b(i,. 00. . Candles best, per pound, 20r$33 cts. Rice China, per pound, 12(3j 16 cts. Tobacco per pound, $1 00(ojl 25. ' Balseratus per potind, 165 cts. 1 A ' Dried Plums per bound, 121 15c, Dried Apples per lb. 5c. , - " Currants per lb, 8c. Bacon Hams, per lb, 14(a) 15c. " i Sides, per lb, 12Jc. Shoulders, per lb, 6c. Lard per D, in cans, 10c. " I French Brandy per gal., $10 00I2 00 -Holland Gin per gal,, $5 50 , American Brandy per gal., 83 00 -' Jamaica Rum per gaL, $0 00, " Tar $1 25 per gallon. , ; . . . , -Beans per lb., 4c. Devoes' Kerosene Oil, 75c$l 00 per gal. r,, ', .. ;v- SPECIAL: NOTICES. IIJIEXSE INCREASI3 OF SA.I.ES, ALLCOCK'S POROUS ' PLASTERS ! Where one was old a few years ago, a ; i t ,: . thousand are sold now. - - They strengthen, warm and Invigorate the part upon which thcyara SEPl nd rclicre nryous affections of the bowels, lumbago, pains of the side, and nsually all local pains. In affections of the kidney? they, are of great serviqe, -. .. -u'l'.r. '1 - Lame Back New York, Nov. 23, 1859. . T, Ajxcock L Co. Gentlemen t I lately suffer ed severely from a" weakness in my back Having heard your plasters much, recommended for cases ot this kind, I procured one, and the result was all Icould desire. , A single Plaster cared ran in a week. Yours respectfully, '-. . J. G. BRIGGS, Proprietor of the Brandreth House. Principal office, Brandreth House, New York. Sold by all druggists. . vpl4ol6w4. ADVERTISEMENTS, THE OLD STOVE DEPOT I -4 T o li n 23 r i g", g h tSKALKB IS COOK, PARLOR AND BOX STOVES ! ' Of the Dost Fattorns SHEET-IRON AND COPPER-WARE I TIN, Aol tho uiual Mnortraent of UrnUMng goods found la a Tut Store, . Repairs Neatly and Promptly Eieoutid I Oa KcMQiubU Tvriui. u Short Reckonings Make Long IViVnJ" FHOKT-ST., ALBANY, Next Door to 1). ifamflvlJ Jk llro's Store. Doo.5v4altf JOHN BRIQUS. ATillAIVY FOUIVIIIiYJ AMD " ALBANY, OREGON. A. F. CHERRY, PROPRIETOR. jiANUfACTU8IB Of STEAM ENGINES. (JKIST AND HAW. MILLS, HE A I' KK3 AND THRESIIERS, WOODWOUKINQ MACHINERY. PUMl'tf, Ac. Ac, A., Ao. Ac. Machinvry of all klmU f , RCPAIRCD ON SHORT NOTIOX3 ! PATTERN 31 A K I N CI Various Fjprms!! Dono in All IU IB0N AND BBASS 0ASTIHGS Of All Klndi, Hide to 0rdrl Tte.b'trlaUfl. A. V. CHERRY. FOR SALE! LIGHT SPRING '.WAGON I ! AND HARNESS! r,AItIJ JIIXODGO'I ' A LOT OF FUHNITUItE J A Good CocVcg BtoTe jad rnrsHwo! ALL TO BE DISPOSED OF CHEAP I AlbaaT.Ie.i,'C4-6H4. JU CHEADLE. POSITIVELY SELU1VG AT COST I THE USDER.INED HERKHY OIVEXO tieo to the public in general that they will sell their X7E1X, EiaxCTED STQCS or DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, CLGTIireo AND GKERAt. MCRCIIADISE:! AT COST I Tboto desiring to make pnrchases will do well to C'ttll ImmedlafeljrX as we desire to close eat oar entlro stock, oa the aboTo terns, FOB CASH CR MERCHANTABLE PRODUCE I ' All persons knowing thetc1rct irtdebtl U the pndenigned are requested to eorae forward without delay and settle their indebtedne, as we are de termined to close ear mercantile tuawcss and col lect our debts. . w, w. rAnnisn a co, Oct. 31, lECS-ylnlllf BLACKSMITH ING. PLOWS! PLOWS 11-PLOWS II I TIIE UNDERSIGNED GIVES NOTICE TO the general public, that be ia now manufac turing the- G AI.ESHUItq PATENT PLOW I and any other style of plow that maybe ordered. , Also, particular attention paid to HORSE SHOEING. WAGON AND CARRIAGE MAKING. And General Jotting-.' All work entrusted to me will receive prompt attention, and be executed in tbe nest possible manner, with ftood material: - A share of public rafronfifr ia unlipitsul . r . . . .v , My shop is on tbe cornet of Second and Ells- . lL A X A. t W I wuria urtew, opposite riercee jrerry, Aioany, Oregon. F.WOOD. Dec.5'68v4nl6tf. TAKE NOTICE! t BOOKS CLOSED FOR THIS YEAR I ALL PERSONS KNWINO THEMSELVES indebted to, tbe undersigned, either by note or book account, will please come forward and make payment, as I am going-away and most have my accounts settled before my departure. PRODUCE will be taken on settlement RAPHAEL CHEADLE, Albany, December jl, 1868V-y4nl6if NOTICE I LOOK OUT FOR THE CARS I ceired Ta very large stock of JUST RE- ..'Diy3F GOODS AND 5 GROCERIES 1 by steamer from San Francisco. 1 ' will sell , for cash or merchantable produce, at low prices, my entire stock of Goods,' to make room for more. Call and see for yourselres. . , 7. , v," R. CHEADLE'S - apr4v3a3Jtf Cash Store, Albany.- THE LAST CALL! THOSE INDEBTED TO THE UNDERSIGN ed must come forward aqd pay up on or be fore the first day of January, 1869. If they do not, our demands against them will be placed in the bands of an officer for collection. nl6r4wi. . W. W. PARRISE & CO. JOB 1VORII Yoatly and cheaply dope a this OBce, ADVEIITI8EMENT8. J. DAAnoWS. , t. 1. tUMH. .x YOCXO J. BARROWS a CO., COWSTAMTLY nECEIVIMC FRESH SUPPLIES OF GOODS DIRECT FROM SAN FRANCISCO. It'll TMKY WILt Sllr- CHEAP FOR READY PAY J WK ARE ALSO DOINO A Gctioral Comttilislou ISusIook. ' : ' t ' '. . LEGAL TENDERS BOUGHT AND SOLD. oc3lTul0tf J. BARROWS A CO. TO THE LADtES I NEW MILLINERY ESTABLISMHENT. FASHION A OLE MILLINER miESS-MAKEllt 1 WOULD AS2OU.NCJS TO'THs: LADIK3 of Albacy and surrouudlasf evuntry that she bas opened a MilUuur and -Manlu-.Uklof EstablMbtueal ka UiLs oily, a-d respevtfully idlioiu their patronage, ,t r FASHIONABLE BONNETS ANO HATS Always oa Hand or TZiU to Order! OnnS ASD (LO.IU 3IAUIX(3 rBOMITtT attkuio ro. BLEACUINa AND FRSIQ xa te ORDSJI Albany, Oct If, 1861 -u8tL I WILL SELL GOODS AS CHEAP AS AHY ONE IN ALBANT! CALL ANO EXAMINE MY URQE STOCK CF UIIV CiOOtlS AMI CaXlOCCIlIOl KEPT ALWAYS AX HAHD ! COLIER'S CAST STEEL. PLOWS I AUCm. Store f It, pUEADLC. JOHN CONNER G IJ.'VE It A I M C It C II A X DINC, ALBANY, , . . " OR EG OK. COSTlSO 099 ?:.,. . . ? I R Y O O O D H , GROCERIES, BOOTS AN D SHOES, CLOTHING; &c &c. HARDWARE! A well selected assortment ef tbe uait eompUU kept in Albany. of nearly all kinds soluble for tbe trade. ' A Lao ROPE, CIIAIKH, ' ' " MILL SAV8, If K W STYLES-CROSB-CUT SAW, WAiON-SEAT,8PKIX8, , , CAKUIAGE J5rIN08, TIlIilliLE-IIOXING, W A 8 II K 31 8, BOLTS, r . - xurrji ; : . r.' Nearly all the stock is purchased Sn SAN P JIAN CIgCO, and will be 1J at tbe lowest inaiicet fiUI for ready pay. or merchantable produce tvk&n' la exchange. Agent .for' WellM, Fare eft Co. Aff nt far tho Pacific Inaaranee Co. lit OeL 28, 67,TJnlIyl r JOHN CONNER. Justice's Court for the Prcciuct of JIar rishurq, State of Oregon, County of 4tnn. . E. B. Moons A Nobcboss)1 vi. CbARLES MoRTO.f. J Civil action to re corsr tnonsy, : IN THE NAME OF TirE STATE OF OREGON: Yon Are hereby required to appear - before tbe undersigned, a Justice of the Peaceor the PxocincWlhorty's Medical Institute, and they will receive aforesaid, on The 20th day of January, 18C9, at one o'clock p. u. of said day, at the office of said justice, in said Precinct, to answer the above named plaintiffs in a civil action. Tbe Desendant will take notice that If he fail to answer the complaint herein, tbe Plaintiff will take judgment against him for one. hundred and three dollars and interest for flvo years at ten per eent. per annum, and also for costs and disburse ments. Given under my hand this the 25th day of No VCmDcr, 1B03. A. D. MAiNOXiJiLL), 1. P. v4nl7w8. " CHURCH FESTIVAL; milE LADIES OF THE UNITED PRESBT- JL tenan Church will hold ft Festival ' ! AT MESSRS. TARniSU CO'J HALL, CHRISMAS VC, THURSDAY EVENG, DI?, 2.4, 1SC3, AU are respectfully invited to attend. Contribu. - tionsthankfully recsived.'; ' ft' - ADMITTAKCB AMD BCPrKS, t5 CBITTS. ' AlBany, Deo. 10, 18fi8-nUwJ. FARM FOR SALE. THE SUBSCRIBER, LIVING FOUR MILES north of Albany on the Willamette' river, oilers his farm for sajo. Bald farm consists of 450eres, all pndor fenoe 500 tpres of good tilla ble land j 160 acres in cultivation; good house and barn : an excellent well of water: a small or chard.- I will sell this farm for $10 per acw one half cash down: the balance on time to suit pur chaser. 'v.7.w WM. C. MILLER. Doc.l2,e8v4nlftf WHEAT AND.OATS WANTED ! THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL PAY TIIE highest cash price for whpat and oas deliv ered at their Warehouse in Albany. Also wheat and oats , Stored ad Shipped at the Lowest Rates! Goods of all kinds received and chipped from the Wharf. MARKHAM A BON. AVDEIITI SEMENTS, p. yr. ipisic. I ClHOTfllltS P. V. SPINK & CO,, (cccKisoRi to m. yr, vacs.): DEALERS IN f STOVES I .Tin, SlieeHronVaiia - CoppensrareL On First, between Washington and Ferry Streets, ALBANY, 0KE00N. X HE BoicMljftied would repect fully Inform the futile ftcnerally that they are established at the a . m m r -mm. i a . oiii siani oi iu. y. oiaca, ana nare on band m large stock,' and are continually receiving heavy laveloca of goods wbteb we propose to soli. We have now ou Jband a very large assortment of the most favorite . COOKING STOVES ! ' ; ataobir which may be found tbe BUCK, -...-,. V;j .'. UENRT CLAY, EUHEKA, .i pp.'mw nation. r ovrcyj Bt'CKKYE STATU, f-' 3IAHVK3T QOKEN, i rj j , u J'lUDKor AMKKICA, : Ac, 4o., Ac., Ao. Oar tock of , PARLORi HALL AMD BOXSTOVES, is now'snd will be kept vary complete, aud eta braoe many of tbe most beautiful patter as - Also a large stock of ' Opens, Iron KtUUtf Iron Ta-k'tt(U$, fad Irons Bru$i and Bnumthd Kdllts, j Fire Dogi, SJuivcU and Tvngs, 1 , - WajqiU Irons td c.t $e. Of J'laefibed and Jspaned (Joode e bate s goed sortine&t. w i nave, for farmers, XMatt, Ellis' Farmers' Boilora! A&4 o very larx aortwebt of Foree and Lift Pussps, and COWAN'S PJTOHEFl PUMPS! 'au . cn atocc or TIIT'W ARE , wlU always be found noit complete, embracing everything wanted vy Housekeepers and otu en, and will be found of s suptrlur : quality, as we manufacture ? none other than the Vst brands of ' ' ' TIN PLAfTE! And we WA Bit ANT our ware not Ut leak! REPAIRING ' 111 receive prompt attention, and will be eiecuted la a nai and workman-ltke manner. Thoee whe are wanting goods In our line will find It vastly to tbeur advantage to give tu a call : before purchasing elsewhere, as our facll- ' iUe iT buying and Manufacturing " enable us- to give customers s large percentage la quality and prices. Df ft?l' U1 be supplied at tbe lowest possl . il . rates, i and. giols peeked and w hipped with dupatab. peci6Srsol6tf. l. tt'.SWSK A CO. - PRIVATE MEDICAL AID- : QUICK CUBES AND MODERATE CUAKGES. DB. W. U. IQIIEnTY 1 PRIVATE L'EDICW. AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE ! , Sacramexito Street, Wlow M nig?mcry, oppo - ait the feift ilul Suambip Corn, pany'i Office, Private entrance on Leideedrff street, &n Franc Uce. fi$talliaift rfrrly to afford th afftlrted $ound end tcimltjlc mtdicttl aid in A irtntawul 'e tid evrt,aU J'ritttad Ckr?n ie lHta, a of Sccrt- cy aid alt Srrtial . lfiordcr$. TO TLIE il'FLRTLD. - V their JL W. E. DOUERTT RETURNS II IS SIN- ecre thanks to his numerous patients fur fir patronage, and would take th'f opportunity in remind thent that be continues to eons ult at hU Int titute fur the care of ebronle diasee of tbe Long, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive andiealto-l"ri- nary Urn, and all privaU diM?a, vis, syph ilis In all it forms and stages, Bcminal Weakness. and all the horrid eooiequeaeei ef stlf-abuxe, Uon- orrbeca, uleet, btnetores, Nocturnal and Via mil emissions, rlexval DebBitr. DIscsk-s ef tbe Back and Loins, tofiainmatlon of the Bladder and Kid neys, etc.. etc.. and be hopes that bis lung experi ence and fnftfl prsetteo will routioae to insure him a share of public patronage. ' J)y the practice of many years in Europe and the United Slates, be ie enaUUd to ftpplr (he most efScJcnt and sro ccsffui remedies iat dUeaaee of all kiud. I uses no mercury, charges moderate, treats bis pa tients in correct and honorable way, and has references of unquestionable veracity from men ef known respectability and high standing in soci ety, i, AU parties consulting htm by letter orotber wire, will receive the best and gentlest treatment, and implicit secrecy. To Females When ft female is la trouble, or afflicted with disease, as weakness of the hack and' limbs, pain In the head dimness ef fight, loss of muscular power, palpitation of the heart. Irritability, ner voHineii, extreme (urinary difficulties, derapge mentof digestive functions, generrl debility, va ginitis,. all diseases ot the womb, hysteria, sterili ty, and all other dics peculiar to females; she shyuld go or write at onee te the celebrated female doctor, W. K. Dcberty, at bis Medical Institute,, apd consult Turn aboqt bef troubles ap4 disease. The Doctor Is effecting more cures than any ether physician in the State of California. Let no false delicacy prevent you, hut apply immediately and save yourself from painful sufferings and prema ture death. Ail Married f Ladles whose delicate health or other circumstances prevrt an Increase in their fauiltes, should write or ca.. al Dr. W. X. every possible relief and help. The Doctor's offi ces are to arranged that he can be consulted with out fear of observation. Patients residing in any part of the Statehow ever distant, who may desire the opinion and ad vice of Dr. Doherty in their respective cases, and who think proper to submit a written statement of such, in preference to Holding a personal interview, are respectfully assured that their communications will be held most sacred and confidential. If tho cass be fully and candidly described, per sonal communication will be unnecessary, as in structions for diet, regimen, and the general treat ment of the ease (including the 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, trick. , Permanent eure guaranteed or no payv Addes?, '1 W. K. DOI1ERTT, M. D., , pai rrac3cej u&urornift, fjperinatorrhocQ. ? I ' . Dr. Dohertt has just published an .important pamplet embodying his own views and experiences in relttlon to Impotence or Virility,. being a short treatise on Spermatorrhoea or Seminal Weakness, Nervous and Physieal Debility consequent on this affection, and other diseases of the Sexual Organs. This little work contains information of the ut most value to all, whether married or single, and will be ent FRKETsy mail on receipt of six cents in postage "stamps for rethrii postage. Address, , W, K, ,D01IERTy, M, D., . . v" V3n38tf e.i &San Franoisoe, Cftl.-'" -A-.xjca?io3sr. THB .UNDERSIGNED, ASSIGNEB OF TUTS estate of A. Cohn, a Bankrupt, will, on Wednesdaythe z6th day ofBecembert lB6St at the late plape of business : of J. Levy, in the city of -Albany, sell at publie auction, the entire stock of goods of A. Cohn. -The stock tf Goods is large, well selected, and will be sold without reservation. - ; ' ,JL S. STRAHAN, 4nl8w2 , ; Assignee. BIlNIt DEEDS, of the latest and most approved form, for sale at this' office. Warranty ana mortgage, A DVB R T I S 32 31 EN IS, STOP TIIATCOOGHIUG SOSIB OH TOTJ CAW r, akd we pity you. You have tried every remedy but the ON E dostlned, by IU intrtnsio merit, to sopersede all sim-, tlar preparations. It Is not eurprtstng you ahould be reluctant to try something else after tne many ex perlmenta you have made of trasby eompouada foisted oa the publia m a certain core ; but CNEWELL'S. Pulmonary Syrup ts foDy the VJCltf BEST remedy ever eonipouBdsd for the cere of Coughs, Cbl2s, Sore Tbroat, Asthma, bcxiplng Cough.BroncMtisand Consumption. Tbou ftsoda of ofl to California and Oregon hav ba airtady UMtiUed by Um aurprisicg curaUve poweni Pulmonary Syrup wnn one aeeord sjl veil th!a ntaoaKfled appro, fetlan. We now atMrtse enmlvee to all wneareaa. eqeainted with C.ls, tbe greatest t aaaeea ef the acek f t tb teailng ef aU dlseaatf fif tSW tlaftf a4 NEWBLL'S - PuMohaiSyrup iu rani thoaetukll and It wd core TOTJ If y try Tfcla Invalaable roedtef ne Is pleasant to the testes toothing, neauog and Strengthening In Its effects ; a , tirly f re from ail poiaoaoue or acleUrrioua drega. , and pirrfoetiy harmleas uo4r all circumstaaces. Certificate trvta many prominent GitUeue of Ca fiaacieod accompaBy every UAH of , luiiTipnary Syrup TLZDIXGTOX A CO. JLgsota, San rraftelsoa . Use Electro-EUieon, Or Magie Brilliant. DR. E. COOPER'S UNIVERSAL MAGNETIC BAL M An qnt'jualed. preparation fur tbe cure ef Pys- entry, Diarrhora, Cramp, and all Diseases of the Eleuaeb and Bowels ; tbe Instantaneoas Relief of Buros, Bruises, sprains. Aches, Ehenmatle atl Neuralgic ASectiorjS. Tbe genuine article tears the t igniture of W.R. STRONG REDINQTOH & CO, Bole and Exclusive AgeoU, BEBLVGTO.T k CO S FL0EID1 W1TE&, ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER. This valuable preparation, containing in ahlgh- y concentrated form all the properties of Jamalea Ginger has become one of the most popular do mestic remedies for all diseases of the stomach and digestive organs. ' .... 4 . . . .. . .. as a lonie, iv win am launa invaiuaoie to M per sons recovering from debility, whether produced by a fwer, or other wUe; for while It imparts to the system all the glow and vigor that can be pro duced by wine or brandy, It U entire! free from tbe reactionary effects that fallow the use of spir its of any kind- - v It is alo an exctUcnt remedy for females who suffer from diScult menstruation, giving almost imuiedtatt relief te the spasms that so frequently accompany that period. It gives immediate relief to Nausea, canted by riding In railroad ear, or by sea-sickness, oroth er cause. It is also valuable a an external application for uout, Uncnmatuim, Neuralgia, etc. BEDINGTON A CO. - 418 and 413 Front St., San Francisco, CaL 4 - Use Electro Silicon, Or Magio Brilliant. REDtNGTON &.CO'0 FLORIDA WATER. FOR TflEflABKEEeflrefV r i ThisVrticle, possessing the most delicate fra grance, of Flowers, is nnequajed as a perfume for tho Handkerchief. FOR THE BATH. . -.',' '--i'v ?'...;, U,:!if "i7 ,..': -' -; i 1 Used in bathing, it imparts energy and strength to the system, and gives that softness and delica cy to the akin so much desired by alL It redoxes 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 gums hard and of a beautiful eolor. ' It should always be used after shaving, diiluted with water, as it relieves all inflammation. ' " ' REDING TOX A CO. ;, 418 and 418 Front St, San Tranelsee. t i t Use Electro-Silicon, Or Magio Brilliant. - V JL ELECTRQ-SIIilQQN, MAGIC BRILLIANT DIRECT FROM NATURE'S LABORATORY. m.;;; ).j x-l i.'fc erilii The best article eyer discovered for Cleansing and Polishing Gold, Silver, and Platejl Wans, and all smooth Metale Surfaces, of whatever descrip tion; including Klitehea . UteMUa of Tfn, Copper JJrass, Steel, etc, - ;,;-. ; ;; i-it ; t To Jewellers aaJ Workers to Gol4 and Silver Plate, the Electro-Silicon is of nes$imable value j the time saved, md the vexation prpyented by its use, will forever endear its name tQ thosa who have hftd evidence, of its merits. 1 ' ' . REDINGT05T & CO. ' ; ' Sole Agents, San Trancisco. FOR FLAVORING EXTRACTS. REDINQTON CO'S ARE THE BEST. sepl2v4nemo. ADVERTISEMENTS, L.SBSfctliS. It, STRSBEO. S. rUCISCSKCS,, ! SANDERS, STERNBERG & CO., DKALZHi IX First Street, In J. B. MontoltMs Br:ck BaUdJog. ALDAny, oRcaorar. Tm ABOVE NEW FIRM TAKES PLEAS URE in informing the sitiiensof Linn county tbat they hare just opened a well selected ttoek of FANCY DRY GOODS! ' ' - - BOOTS A N I SHOES. -And ft full assortment of CE3XtAI nEHCIIANDISEII I ! t ; Thlch they wBl aisposft - oAsa on courarnr - ccut . ,t fair living ratea.- CALL AKO EXAMINE OUR STOCK AND PR!S5 Before purchasing elsewhere, and we assure aU that we will give Entlr Satisfaction to Prompt Customer. 'ALSO We Bare ft Branch Konse, long established, a j f$QUTH BROWNSVILLE! where we koep a large and well selected stock ef GENERAL MERCHANDISE I ;v novl4'8v4nl3tf ... AMERICAN WALTIIAM WATCHES. PROOF OF THEIR SUPERIORITY. I PenxiejlTaaia Utilroad Coznpaay. Ornci r thi Oeykbal ScpcnniTsjiniXT, Altoxa, Pa., Dee. 14, 1867. J , GjETl.aJf 1-: Thavaiehea m&Bnfirtnr-d k- Ton hare been in use on this Railroad for several years by oar engine-men, to whom we furnish watches as part ef our equipment There are now soma T-UKE IICS OB t Or THSW CAftMKn o ocb lairs, and we consider them GOOD AND RELIABLE. TIMEEEEFEES. Indeed, I have great satisfac tion in saylag TOUR TATCIIE3 CITE TJ1 LESS TROUBLE, and have worn ad U wea maeh longer wilhoat repairs than any watches vft have ever had in use en this road. As yon acs) aware, we formerly t ratted U those of Eaglisk (nanniactare, of acknowledged good repatatiesv but as a class they never kept time as eorreoUy,. nor have they done as good aerviee aa yours. ; In these statements I am sustained by soy pred ecessor, 31 r. Lewis, whose experience extended over a series of years. Respectfully, EDWARD WILLIAM!, General Superintendent American Watch Company, Walthaa. nsw Tons csnthai. ziazlroao. Locoxotivx DnrAkTHExr, Wxsrxnx Ditisiox, I Rocbkstcb, Dec. 24, IHt. J Gxxtlevxx : I have no hesitation fn saying that I believe the great majority of locomotive en gineers have foand by experience tbat Waltxax, WATCH! ABI TIC HOST SATIS TACTOET ef nay for their ues. .They run with tic cxeatist accvxict axd stxadisess, notwithstanding the rough riding of an engine, and, as I have iters, jtxowx oxi to wxab Oct, they must be darable. I hope to see the time when railway eetnpaniea will generally adopt your watches, and furnish, them to all engineers and conductors. In'my opin ion, it would greatly tend to promote regularity and safety. Yours respectfully, ' . CHARLES WILSON, G. Chief Engineer, Brotherhood of Loeomotive Engineers. American Watch Company, Waltham. JGwery Watch Fully Warranted. For sale by all flrst-elass dealers in the Unite4 States. '., -ROSSINS & AFPXXTO!?, - K. XC2 remdtray, General Agents. , ' R. 5..QRAT A CO., San Franeiseo, ; - ' - Agents for Califernhkt , ee5v4n3m4 PETEnSON,SM AGAZIHE ! THp CHEAPEST AND BEST IN THE - WORLD J SPLSTTSXD OFTCRS for 1669 ! This popular Monthly Magazine jries more for (Ae money tka mny in tit vorld. For 1S69 it will be greatly improved. It will contain ONE THOU SAND PAGES ! FOURTEEN SPLENDID STEEL PLATES I TWELVE MAMMOTH FASHION PLATES f TWELVE COLORED BERLIN PATTERNS I NINE HUNDRED -WOOD CUTS ! TWENTY-FOUR PAGES OF MUSIC I AU this will be given for only Two Dollars ft year, or ft dollar less than Magaiiqes, of tne elass or Peterson.". Its THRILllXG TAIES AND KOTELETTES Are the best published anywhere. All the most popular writers are employed to write originally for "Peterson.' In 1S69, in addition to ita usual quantity of short stories, .Four- Original Copyright Xovtlef will- bo given, Tis s Mary Antionette'a Talisman," by Mrs. Aan S. Stephens "The mys tery of Blackwood Gracge.'by the author of "Sir Noel's Heir j" "Katie. Winter in Washington," bylFrank Lee Eenedittj and "Tbe Story of Mag gie," by the author of "Susy Ls Diary." , MAMMOTH COLORED FASHION PLATES Ah.r1 nf kll others. These ttlates are ensrraved on steel, twice the usual size, and contain six figt ures. They will be superbly covered. 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