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Newspaper Page Text8 ATUR DAYZTJrnr. TnUAR Y W, ISCi). A Word to Friends. Tho present is a timo when business raen generally try to set tle up. In common with others' we nre com pelled to present and collect bills. Wo owe eome to others ; they expect their pay; and if our friends will pay us we can pay those whom we owe. Wo are making out bills gainst those owing us, and we hope, as they ". are generally small, they will be promptly cancelled when presented. ABBOTT A BROWN. SxAit-rox. Our citizens nre now thor oughly aroused relatifo to the small pox question. Wherever you go tho conversation generally begins and ends about small-pox. During the "week it has been repeatedly cir eulated that somebody in Albany had been attacked by the small-pox ; but wo ore hap py in being able to state that all such reports art false at this time, (15th inst.) Our City Council bare had two special meetings, and have taken sundry important steps in regard to this matter. For particulars see Council proceeding. We would repeat the advice we tendered last week ; which is that those of our citizens who have not yet been vaccinated embrace the first opportunity for so doing. In ninety mine cases out of a hundred vaccination is a preventive. If any one not vaccinated should te attacked by the small-pox, we also advise that such person be vaccinated, unless the ' pustules have made their appearance, as accination materially modifies the disease in such cases.. At least such is the testimony of standard medical writers. We mentioned last week that carbolic acid is said to be a preventive of small-pox. It has been extensively used jn sundry locali ty in California ; and perhaps it may be used in Albany with good results. Let those, however, who may resort to it bo very care ful how they use it, for it is a powerful pon ton. Mr. Berger. a London chemist, lately killed himself by carbolic acid, in attempt ing to introduce a drop of it into one Of his tooth for the cure of tooth-ache. Xeverthe- lens, its powers of arresting suppuration, of . talking healthy granulations, of causing wounds to heal rapidly, and its antiseptic qualities as a topical application to offensive ini purulent discharges, are said to be as tonishing ; and hence, in skillful hands, it is regarded as a very valuable therapeutic agjnt. Scddi.v Death. On laat Monday night, Mr. Lewis Churchill, living ncarlirowns Ville in this county, met with a fatal acci dent, under the following circumstances: lie bad gone to a religious, meeting at a church in the vicinity of his residence, and at the termination of the exercises, started hone," neglecting to light his lantern. The iiiht was very dark, and in hurrying along he missed the path and stumbled against a tump, falling violently neross it and receiv ing such severe internal injuries that death resulted in about twelve hours afterward. 1 . C. was about C'2 years old, and leaves a flrvC.and numerous ouns and daughters, bc j'uks.a large circle of friends, to mourn his judJejB departure for "that unknown land Leyond the flood. C jMiyc Back. We have received a letter rom utirriend, J. Quina Thornton; but, thus far, we have been unable to decipher it. All that we can mak.e out is that he waa at J ew York yhen he wrote, and that bo in tended to Mart home on the next steamer. Ilia cbirography is a crus of Virginia worm fenco and pismire traeks. We have deciph ered a great many hieroglyphic manuscripts ; but this oaenmi Judge Thornton takes all conceit out of s. We give it up AfcJoraxzK.-.Qa last Saturday .night the Albany Legislature adjourned sine die. An Attempt waa a&da by some philanthropic member, previous to adjournment, to resolve the body into a "jwwt house" until after the amall-pox scare was over, but the effort proved abortive. However, the money re maining in the treasury (six-bits,) .was ap propriated for that laudable purpose. 1 1 11 in i- i ii ii -n Sccool CniLDBEx. Wp learn from A.N. .Arnold, Clerk of School Dist, No. 5, which in cludes this city and immediate vicinity, that -there aro 400 children betwean the ages of 4 nd 21 years in the DistrietQ6 of whom are females, and 198 males bein an excess of 10 girls ! This U an increase of 30 chil dren ever last year. Scsk. The steamer "Active," while on her down trip from Corvallis last Tuesday, and when within three or four mile of Al bany, struck a snag and commenced filling ; but sh was immediately beached, and her cargo was injured only slightly. She was heavily loaded with flour, wheat, Sec. Willamette Irojt Works. Farmers, Mechanics and M'H men should peruse the advertisement, in to-day's paper, of the Willamette Iron Works, and we are satisfied they will find everything mentioned in the - foundry line that they may desire, and that of excellent manufacture and material. Small-Pox. Mr. Jno. W. Gilmore, living . on Oak creek in this county, last Sunday re ceived a telegram from Jacksonville, stating that his son William was among the victims - to that hdrrible contagion, small-pox ; but 'later news convey the glad intelligence that , lie is new convalescing. ' Yexisox. A Ilackleman, Esq., has placed us undf r obligations to him for a present of .some excellent yenison. He says that game 5s only moderately plenty in the mountains. XostA glazier's diamond', with a white ivory huidle. The finder will, be suitably rewarded by leaving the same at this office. New 1 JEasEy.The: pScial 6te of ifew Jersey, stands : Grant, 79,871 J fjejffaur, 82,722. Democratic majority. .gS3U : Total,; vote, 1G2,5.93. ; In 1864 Xiaijole Siad 60,723, and McClellan 68, 4024. Democratic majority 7,301. Total tvote,lS 8,757. . v BORN; SPRElfQER In this city, on the 13th inst, po tie wjf? ot,3- SpreBjjer, a daughter. Maxr years ago tho writer of this notico and an invalid physician, while visiting tho Island of St. Croix for their health, expert enccd and witnessed many, surprising and beneficial effects of the Hum there produced upon many of tho invalids, who were, liko ourselves, seeking health, and upon inquiry and investigation, obtained a full history o its medicinal virtues. IIo was delighted and surprised, and determined to moko it the ha sis of a Tonic and Hcstoratice Medicine, The result of his labors was a glorious success for himself and suffering humanity, for the celebrated Plantation Bitters was thus mado known to the world, being an article of real merit founded on now principles, ant relying wholly upon tho vegetablo world for its medicinal effects, worked a rapid revolu tion in tho history of medicine. Council Proceeding. Satcrdav Evening, Jan. 9, 18G9. k Council met pursuant to call of tho Mayor, Roll called; present: Mayor A. W. Stanard, Councilmcn Ilackleman, Nixon, Cundiff, Comley, Mealy aud Marshall. Tho Mayor stated the object of the meeting to 1)0 for the purposoof speedily procuring a house outsido of tho city limits, to which might be removed cases of small-pox if any should make their appearance in tho city and also to try to prevent its coming to tho city. On motion, r committee of three, consist ing of Councilmcn Ilackleman, Comley and Menley, was appointed to procure a pest house as soon as practicable, and in jraso there should be a cae of small-pox come to the city, to take charge of tho patient and have him removed to such pet house, and to procure bedding and everything necessary for the comfort of the patient, and also to procure medical attendance and a suitable person to wait upon and tako care of auch patient. On motion, adjourned. L. W. DOO LITTLE, Keeorder. Monday Evening, Jan 11, 1RG9. Council met pursuant to call oft e Mayor. Present: Mayor Stanard, and Councilmcn Cundiff, Meuley, Nixon, Comley and Ilackle man. . The Keeorder being absent, Councilman Ilackleman was called on ti keep the pro ceedings of this meeting. The Mayor stated the oLject of the meet ing to be to make some arrangements to cm- ploy a Health Officer. A motion that the Committee on Hospital be empowered to employ a Health Officer, was lost. On motion, a committee of three, consist ing of Councilmcn Nixon, Marshall and Cundiff, were appointed to procure the ser vices of some person to act as Health Officer until otherwise ordered by the Council. On motion, it was ordered that Council man Huckletnan bo authorized to have 5 copies of the fallowing Order printed and ported in oonp:cuous places nlxt tho city, t'i-wit: To prevent .the introduction m l spread of Fmall ix. r other cpidi-uin die.cs, within ibe ei!y of Albany, the fullowin Utile and Regulations shall lc observed until otherwise ordered bjr tho Common Council : It shall be the duty of the Health Officer to vbtit all steamboats ibat iny ln''. atanyof llie wharves in tai l city, anI, bvforo any person hall bealluw eJ to cirae on shore, be shwlt proceed to examine the j)AcDer. end if he sh&ll f.n l onr one n boar J of said boat infected with Small. Pox, he shall at once require the officer of said boat to leave the wharf ul lanJ theiae t an point be maj designate, where stub person r pen1" ro infected shall be removed to the hospital; Provi ded ruoh person or persons desiro to stop at this city. And. provided further, if any eitiicn of this city be on board and is found to bare raa!l-rx. the Health OCieer shall have such citizen removed to bis resilience under such rules and n-zulatiuns as he way prescribe, or to the hospital if it is de-sin-d by said i-itixen, and he shall require the rrl.i. tives or friends of said citizen to use all possible means to prcrent the spread of the disease. It sball bo the duty of the Health OCiccr to visit, at least twice a week, all hotels aui other publio places within the ci:y. and if he shall find any person diseased with Small-Pox. be sball at once have them removed to the hospital, nsing all pos. sible precautions to prevent the spresd of the dis ease. He shall require all occupants of bouse where any case of .Small-Pox war exist, to place a yellow Qjz in some conspfcuous place where it may bo easily, seen by jtersona pasting on the streets. Adopted by the Common Council, January 11, 1863. A. NT. STAXAItD, ilayor. L. W. DootiTTi.B, Recorder. , On motion, adjourned. Thursday Evening, Jan. 14. 18C9. Council met : roll called ; Present : May or Stanard, and Councilmcn Comley, Nix on, Ilackleman, Cundiff, Mcaley and Mar shall. Minuter of previous meeting were read and approved. The committee on printing reported tha they had conferred with the publishers of the two newspaper of this place; that Mr. Van Cleve proposed to do the same amount of printing that the City had done last year for the next ensuing year for the sum of $.10; and that Messrs. Abbott & Brown had pro posed! to do the same for the sum of $75. On motion, the report was received and tho committee discharged. On motion, the contract to do the City printing for the ensuing year was awarded to Messrs. Abbott & Brown for the sum of $75, to bo paid quarterly, they to do the same amount of printing that they did for the City last year; - The Recorder reported that he had made arrangements with Mr. Witney for the use of his room for the amount of 2,50 per month. The committee that was appointed to pro cure a Health Officer, reported that they had procured the services of Dr. V'm.. Lister as such as long as required by the Council. On motion, it was ordered that Dr. Lister bo contained as Health Officer until the next regular meeting of the Council, ,for which they were to pay $2 per day. On motion adjourned. L. W. Doolitte,; ' ...... "' Recorder. Gone Over. The Portland Com mercial says ; ; : ?Jasper Johnson has jumped entirely over the fence out of the Democratic "garden,'' and at last accounts was manuring flax on the Republican highway." NOTICE I TITOSE WHO WANT REAPERS, HEADERS, Threshers, Mowers, Gang-Plows. Self-Raking Machipes, Sped Drills, fec, at Portland prices, freight added, (see hand-bill of E, A. Hawley & Co., Portland,) will please call on CIIEADLE, Agent, apr4r3n3?tf Albany, Oregon. HOSTFsTTKlVS HITTERS. From tho Cincinnati Commercial, July 28, 1808. Temperanoo in All Things. A i VLL GOOD ALL CXZRXSTIANS, all patriots, aro advocates of temperanoo. In- died, publio Henliment in unanimous on this point, although there may bo UifTurcnces of opinion as to tho best method of accomplishing Ubo desired end. Temperance means moderation, and though technically applied to abstinence from tie use of iutoxtcnting fluids, has a much broader slgnlQoa tion than that. The individual who abjures all dintilli'd and fermented stimulant! a a deadly pol son, may, nevertheless, Uo intemperate in his Ian guago, in his pursuit of wealth, in his eating. In his political opiuiops, his prejudices or hit appe tltM. Tt m .vun itfiMiflfktA til YirfaftftH ''tivttiArnnMO In temperately. There aro certain cnthunUits, for example, who demand tho entire abclUbtuont of alcoholic stimu lants. Against these ultra-prohibitionists the great body of tho medical profession takes decided ground. Klue-tcnths of the pbysieians and sur geoni of tho civilized world prescribe alcohol, and medicinci of which alcohol is cardinal Ingrcdi ent, io their practice. They say that It it ono of the most itnportuut articles in the materia meJica, and that nothing can supply its place. Sometimes they administer it neat, sometimes diluted with water, sometimes medicated ; and whllo admitting, as any sane and turnout man admits, that it it. morally and physically, a poison, when taken to excess, they arguo that under certain conditions, and In certain cases, its uso is not only ad finable, but essential to the preservation of life and the restoration of health. Iiclieving that tho most profound pathologists and physiologists of tho ago understand the mat ter bttter than non-profesionals, we accept their doctrine aud practice as philosophio and correct the more especially as the results of their treat- ment confirm their theories. Tho rational friends of temperance, aide by sld with whom we stand, frankly roucedethat alcohol is sometimes necessary as a snaitary agent. Mr. Ureelcy grauts this io a recrnt article putli.hcd in "7 l'j,Jent," and only faaatice, whose seal Is untcmpered by knowledge, venture to deny It. Here, however, a difficulty ocenrs. Tho liquors of commerce arc so generally adulterated that it is perilous to give them to Uk persons. All the brandies, rums, gios, whiskies, Ac, are more or less empoisoned. Uacli contains eome Ingredients which provoke a thirst fr ardent spirits and thus drunkards are made. Under these circutn. stances, scosiblo "teuiperanco men" should be the first to appreciate the importance of a pure stimu lant for medical use. This dcidoraiutn Is supplied to tho publio and the faculty In the form of JIOSTETTEU'S STOMACH BITTER??, which Is not merely a wholesome stimulant but an invaluable vegetable topic, corrective aad alterative In toanufaclur. ag, advertising and idling it for sanitary pur poses only ibo proprietors claim to be contribu ting a souod and substantial plank to the temper ance platform. There is a good deal of cant talked and written by some of the !f-c!cctcM reformers of the mor als of mankind. It is the tulifurtunc of many of tnexe persons, and of tLeir disciples, to confound the uh of diSuoible stimulants as an imt with their misuse as a beverage. The spirit by which they are animated is a spirit of blind bigot ry and intolerance, alio to that which, io the old. en time, led tt the maitacro of St. Bartholomew, the ernsade agaisitt tho Albigrnscs, and many oth er ful wrougs committed in tho same U religion. Thomas Hood, the wittkst of philosophers, and the most philosophical of wits, characterised that narrow-mioded aod ggrvSve piety which is coo. tinually pcct:ng at whatever docs not strictly con form to its peculiar ritual, as m agj.it-ty and there are a gd many birds of the magpie feather who would fain obrain the exclusive control of the whole Utuperane flock. The doctrioe of theso individuals laoks consis tency. Tho same arguments if they deserve the name which they urge against the' employment of alcohol and alcoholic tonic in the treatment of disease, or fr iu prcveatioa. apply with still greater force to most of the favorite tpcciCc of the faculty. Yet they have not a m ord to say against opium, mercury, stryebuioc, iodine, qui nine, and other deadly is.ns which areprtscrib cd daily by thousaads of medical men. Are these less deletcrioas than the pure aleobolie stimulant osed as a medium for diffusing the healiog Influ ence of wholesome herbs and roots through the ystcra? The most uncompromising uitra-probibl-lionlst must admit that they are not. But be has a rejoinder iu reserve. The powerful mcdicants referred to are prcscirbed io limited doses. Bounds are affixed to their use by those who reeomniend them. And Is ft not the same, we ask, with regard to medicated spirituous stiraa lahu? Every bottle of HOSTETTER'S STOM ACH BITTERS, for example, is accompanied by directions for its use. These directions are ai clear and explicit ae those lo a physician! prescription, and even if they happen to be violated through inadvertat ee, no cerious consequences ensue. A double or tripple dose of laudanum, or of strych nine, or of a mineral salt, may kill, and very often doca kill, but a five-fold, or even ten-fold, dose of the BITTERS would produce no such tcrriblo ef fect. Opium is an infinitely stronger intoxicant than any variety of alcohol, and is extensively used to produce intoxication as well as in medical treatment. Why then is opium recognized ai a useful curative by tho same parties that utterly proscribe all alcoholic preparation!? It is alwayi best to be consietcLt. . Bigoted prohibitionists would do well to learn a few lessoni from Sacred History. The patriarch! and prophets of the old dispensation and the apostles of tho new, were not one idea men. They did not hold that the abuse of the thing waa aa argument against its uso. The cultivation of the vine as a material for the manufacture of wine, is sanctioned by tho Scriptures. It is commanded to be given to "him that is ready to perish," and also to "those that bo of heavy heart!." Bad wine and wino taken in excess, is mado the type of lleavea'u wrath, as tho "wino of astonishment," of "rapine," of "fury," of "affliction." Ac, but good wino is not only not proscribed, but is forci bly recommended in many pages of the Bible. Some commentators insist that the articles'thus recognized by Divine Authority contained no alco holthat it was unfermcntcd juice of the grapo ; but as it is called "strong drink" in Proverbs and elsewhere, and Is expressly stated to be "gladden ing," this construction is evidently .contrary to the text." The true friends of tempernuco resort to no such sophistry as this. They admit that a diffusive stimulant is a good thing when judiciously applied, and this, and nothing moro than this, is the argu ment of the truly temperate.' ' PREPARED AND SOLD BY ' ' HOSTETTER ' & SMITH, PITTSBURG,' PENN. For sale by Druggists, Grocer! and itore-keep-ers throughout the world. Hostettcr, Smith & Co., . : Agents for tho Pacific Coast, SiK Fbascisco, Cal. jyn9,'63-v4n21-chng nu 21w4 ADVERTISEMENTS. THE OLD STOVE DEPOT I it o h ii 33 i : gr DKAMCIl IX COOK, PARLOR AND BOX STOVES I Of tho Dcst Patterns, TIN,,- SHEEMBON , AND COPPER-WARE! And the usual assortment of luruishlng goodi found la a Tin ,8tore. Repairs Neatly and Promptly Execrated I POn Reasonable Terms. "Short Jiecktming$ Make Long FrUndeV FRONT-ST., ALBANY, Next Door to D. Mansfield A Bro'a Store. Doc.6v4o16tf JOHN DKIQUS. AOIAIwY FOtlVIIIlY! AKD ALBANY, OREGON. A. F. CHERRY, PROPRIETOR. MANtrACTl'ltKK r STEAM EXCUSES. ORIfT AND HAW. MILLS, RKAl'ERS AND TIIHK8IIER3. ' WOUI WOKKI.VU MACI1LNKRV, PfMl'S, Ac, Ac, Ac, Ao. Ac. Maohfoery of all kinds REPAIRED ON SHORT NOTICE! PATTERN MAKING Douo In All Its Various Forms!! IB0N AND BBAS8 CASTINGS Of All Kinds, Made to Order I Dec.S'GSv.nlGyl. A, F. CIIKUUY. POSITIVELY SEIJLIKG AT COST! fllUK L'NDER5IiNKD IIKREBT OIVE KO- 1 tice lo the public io central that ibey will oil their WEIA SELECTED STOC2 DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, CLOTMNO AND cc:.i:r.4I, .iii:nciiA.Di8E! AT COST! Those di!rio Wnake purchase! wilt do veil te Call InimeUlatelj! as we desire to close out oar entire stock oa the above terms, FCR CASH OR MERCHANTABLE PRODUCE I All persons knowing themselves Indebted to the undersigned are f"uetrd t"eom- forward witboot delay aod xttSe tbeir indebterdnrss, as wear de tertotno ti cluieour mercantile business and eol Icct vur dbl. w. t. KARRIS H A CO. Oct. 31. ISCS-vlnllif r. w. u ma. A. csaoTBtai. P. W. SPINK & CO, (SfCCEISoni TO M. W, MACK.) DEALERS IN STOVES! Tin, Sheet-Iron aid Copperware! Oa First, between Washington and Ferry Streets, ALBANY, OREGON. TlIE nndcrsijrned would rrpectfutly Inform the s obhc generally that they are established at the old stand of M. W. Mack, and have on band a largo stuck, and are continually recclvlnjr heavy invoices of goods watch we propose to nil. We bavo now on hand a very large assortment of the most favorite COOKING STOVES! among which may be found the. BUCK. HENRY CLAY, EUREKA, NEW NATION, BUCKEYE STATE. HARVEST QUEEN. PRIDE or AMERICA, Ac, Ac, Ac, Ac. Our itock ef PARLOR HALL AND BOX STOVES, Ii now and will be kept very complete, and em bract many of the most beautiful pattern!. Also a large stock of , Ovens, Iron Kettles, Iron Tea-Kettles, Sad Irons, Brass and Enameled Kettles, ' Fire Dogs, SJtovcls and Tongs, Wapplc Irons, d-c., d-c. Of Planished and Japaned Goods, we have a good . assortment. We have, for farmers, Matt. Ellis 'Farmers' Boilora! And a very large assortment of Force and Lift Pumps, and COWAN'S PITCHER PUMPS ! " . OUR STOCC OF- ) , TINWARE, will always bo found most complete, embracing , everytning waniea Dy nouseKecpcrs and oth ers, and will be found of a superior quality, as we manufacture !' ' nono other than the best brands of TIN PLATE! And we WARRANT, our ware not to leak I .REPAIRING, will receive prompt attention, and will be executed , in a neat and workman-like manner. Those who are wanting goods in our line will find ; it vastly to their advantage to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere, as our facil- 'v Sties for' buying and manufacturing enable ui to givo .customer! ' a large percentago in '' V quality and prices. C i ' C ' Dealers will be supplied at the lowest. possi ble rates, , and . goods packed and . ' shipped with dispatch. DecS'eSvietf. P. W. SPINK A CO. FOR SALE! rY6)f ACRES OP LAND, SITUATED IN s&XJ Linn county, on the Central road, within one-half mile of Robert's Bridge and one half mile cf the O. C. R. R.? it being the claim of E. II. Griffin and part of the Isaao Roberts Claim., .-. ' - v . Also one Improved block In tho city, of Albany, with other valuable property. TERMS OP SALE: One-fourth down, and tho balance on time, with interest, secured by the property. The above will be sold in parcels to suit purchasers. E. II. GRIPPIN. Dec. 30, 1868 v4n20t- ' -. i i i oifatMMb ADVERTISEMENTS. J. SARHOWS. S. X YOI'94 J. BARROWS a CO., ARK CONSTANTLY ' RCCCIVJNC FRESH SUPPLIES OP GOODS DIRECT FROM SAN FRANCISCO wnica mrr will ikll CHEAP FOR READY PAY WE ARB ALSO DOING A General CotnmltNlon Ilulticss LEGAL TEHDEE3 BOUGHT AND BOLD. c24vnl0tf J. BARROWS A CO. TO THE LADIES I NEW MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT, MRS. H. C. SMITH, FASHIONABLE MILLINER asn , , DliESS-M AKEIi ! lirOULD ANNOUNCE TO THE LADIES f r f Albacy and surrounding country that sue nas opened a Milliner ana Jdantua-Makiug KiUblisbtiicut be this city, and respoolfully solicits lueir pairouags. FASHIONABLE BONNETS AND HATS Always oa Hand or Made to Order imi:s An cloak 3iaki.u flOMPTLT ATTENtfED TO. RLEACniNO AND ri'.IHINU ikixb to ORDER Albany, Oct 17, JSCS -riaHjl. I WILL SELL GOODS AS CHEAP AS AHT ONE IF ALBAHT CALL AND EXAMINE MY LARGE STOCK CF DRY GOODS AXD GROCERIES KEPT ALWAYS AN, HAND ! COLLER'S CAST STEEL PLOVS At the Cash Store of R. CIICADLE. JOHN CONNER ItKALBB IS GE.VCRAL 3Ii:itCIIADISE, ALEANT, , . . OREGO.V. coxitsTtao or DRY OOOX. GROCERIES, BOOTS AND SHOES, CLOTHING, &C, &C. HARDWARE! A welt selected assortment of the taoit complete kept In Albany. inOX A.D STEEL, of nearly all kinds suitable for the trade. ALSO (norE, CJIAINK, millIjaws, 3f K T STYLES CROfiS-CUT 8 A W , . WAOOX-SKAT SmiNGS, CARRIAGE SPKIN'OS, TlIIMJlLK-BOXINfJ, WASHERS, BOLTS, JtUTTS AC Nearly all the itock Ii Purchased In SANFRAN- CISCO, and will be sold at tho lowest market rates fur ready pay, or merchantable produce taken in exchange. Agent fbr tVeJI, Forco & Co. Af ent fwr the Faclfi Xnsarasca Co. Oet.3,er-v3nllyl JOHN CONNER. SUMMONS. Justice's Court for thi Prcctuct cf Bar ruburg, State of Oregon, Couaty ofi Jjinn. E. D. Mooaa A Noacaois Civil action to te es, cover money. Charles Monrosr. J IN tJIE NAME OF THE STATE OP OREGON: Yon are hereby required to appear before the undersigned, a Justice of the Peace fortko Precinct aforesaid, on r ; v The 20lh day of January, 1869, at one o'clock r. a. of said day. - at the oBlee of said Justice, in said Precinct, to answer the above named plaintiffs in a civil action. , The Desendant will take notice that if be fail to answer the complaint herein, the Plaintiff will take judgment against him for one hundred and throe dollars and interest for five years at ten per cent per annum, and also for costs and disburse ments. : ' ' . Given under my hand this the 25th day of No- veuibor, 1568. I. S. MAKSi J. V . T4nl7w6. , r. ,:,.. : ATTENTION FARMERS ! MILL MEN ! -AND ALL THOSE HAVING MACHINERY ! THE ALBANY LARD : , OIX i - FACTORY. ! lias resumed operations, and is prepared to ;:';';. ..'..- furnish' ' ' .;.P Lard Oil by the Quantity ! Different grades are kept on hand for lale at ; different prices, . The No, 1 Grade is Warranted to be Strictly . inre! . Orders from a distance respectfully solicited. They , should bo accompanied with tho cash. NOTICE CASH OR SOAP WILL BE paid for pure lard and rancid or scorched grease, delivered at the Factory. .. ... ' 1 -AlCUUiUJ & UUORQE. . Albany, Oregon, Jan. 1, I6j?-rr,v4n20tt AVUEllTISEMENTS PRIVATE MEDICAL AID. : QUICK CURES AND MODERATEIIAROES. i. xv. k. i)oni:itTi' PRIVATE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE I Sacramento Street, below Montgomery, opp. site llitf Pacific M til Hteamship Com pmiy's Onico, Private etitrauee . ' ou Leidvsdorft . strait ' t$iia Pruncisco. Ettultlilitd trpretttjf to afford tht ojjlirttd ni 1 aud leientijle medical did in the trtmttntiit and curio till Vr lent and Chrutf ie Lfitaief cne it St- ' eg and alt Httuat Jjitordert. t , TO THE APFLICTED, DR. W. K. DOHERTY RETURNS HIS 8IN cere tbauks l bis nMiiieruiis patients for tbvir patronage, and would take 4b's vpportunicy to remind thtn tbat be continues ti consult at his Ittstitute for the ture of cbrottie dUeases of the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive and Ucnito-Uri nary Organs, and all private diseases, vis j fijph ills iu all its forms and stages, Seminal Weakness, aud all the horrid conaequcices of self-abuse. Gob orrb's, Gleet, Strictures, Nocturnal aud Diurnal emissions. Sexual Debility, Diseases of,tbo Rack and Loins, loOammation of the Rtadder and Kid neys, etc., etc., aud be bpes that his long eiperi cues and successful practice will eontinue to insure btui a share of pubtie patronage. Dy the practice of many years in Europe aud the United States, be Is enabled to apply tbe most efficient and sue cessful remedies against diseases of all kinds. ' He uses no mercury, charges Moderate, treats bis pa tients io a correct and honorable wa, and has references of unquestionable veracity front men ef known respectability and bigb standing in soci ety. 'All parties consulting biut by letter or other wife, will receive tbe best and gentlest treatment, and implicit secrecy. To Female. Wben a female is in trouble, or afflicted with disease, as weakness of tbe back and limbs, pain in the bead' dimness of sight, loss of muscular power, palpi tati m of the heart, irritability, ner vousness, extreme urinary diHleultics, dorange ment of dijrslive functions, Knerri debility, va ginitis, all dis?ae ot tbe womb, hysteria, sterili ty, and all other diseases peculiar to female)!; sbe shyuld or write at one to the celebrated female doctor, W. K. Doberty, at his Medical Institute, and consult hira about ber troubles and disease. Tbe Doctor Is effecting more cures than any other physician in tho State of California. Let no fabe delicacy prevent you, but apply immediately and save yourself frro painful sufferings and prema ture death. A :l Married Lad'jes whose delicate health or other circumstances prevent an increase in their families, should write or call at Dr. W. K. Dobcrty's Medical Institute, and they will receive every possible relief and help. Tbe Dorter's offi ces are so arranged that be can be consulted with out fear of observation. To Correspondent. Patients residing in any part of tbe State, how ever d'utant, who may desire tbe opinion and ad vice of Dr. Doberty in their respective cases, and who think proper to submit a written statement of sucb, in prerereaoo tohoMing a personal interview, are respectfully assured that their communications will be held most sacred and confidential. If the ease be fully and candidly described, per sonal eotnmuturstion will be unnecessary, as in structions for diet, rrgiuteu, and the general treat ment of the cane (including tbe remedies), will be frarded without delay, and in such a manner as to convey no idea of the purport of tbe letter or parcel so transmitted- Consultation by letter or otherwise, rnee. Permanent cure fruaranteed or no pay. AdJcss, W. K. DOHERTY, M. D.. San 1'rancUco, California. ffpermatorrhcea. Da. Doiertv has just published an imporUat Eiatnplct embodying bis own views and experiences n relrtioa to Impotence or Virility, beiog a short treatise on Hpermatorrbwa or Seminal Weakness, Nervous and Physical Debility consequent on this affection, aod other dUeases of tbe rtexual Organs. This little work contains information of tbe ut most valne tn alt. whether married or single, and will be scot FUKK by mail on receipt of six cents in postage stamps for return postage. Address, W. K. DOHERTY. M. D v3n3Stf Sao Francisco, CaL MRS. DUNNIVAY TAKES PLEASURE IN INFORMING HER numerous patrons that sbe has oa band, and is in regular receipt or tbe LATEST AD CHOICEST STILES OF GOODS 1ST rna , M IX ! I N E II Y Is I IV E ! REMEMBER. LADIES ! If yon purchase TEN DOLLARS' WORTH of Fall Millinery yon will be entitled to the ilniSlArtfAl mm m a -.-a, UKiilWtfUO I ulAMA&Hlll I for 18C9, as a premium on the purchase! DRESS AHO CLOAX MAXING , in all their branches ! BLEACHING AXO PRESSISG in the latsst and best manner 1 GOODS CHEAP AND PATIENCE INEXHAUSTIBLE ! Comer Main and Broad-AIbin Streets, ALBANY, OREGON. November 2!, 1863 v4n!4tf BROOK SALOON I MONTGOMERY I TOWER, Prcjrieta K. X. COKSBR MAIM AJID FKRUT STREETS, ALT! ANY, - - - - OKCGOIX. "W-l WnVTITTVft STJATTT TUP OlTnAV TO XJ new and In perfect order ; and wo will keep ouiy mo very BEST BRANDS OF LIQUORS which the market affords. : In tho , Saloon at all . .. 'times The Most Perfect Order will be PreserTed. Wo will keep always on hand tho THE VERT BEST OF WINES AND CIGARS ! Ho I all ye that are thirsty come drink at the "brook r: : :;v; ' ' ; 'MONTGOMERY A TOWER. Jan.' 2, lSeS--v4u20tf. ; " - ' ' $50,00 STOLEN OR STR AYEDj FROM THE FORKS of the Willamette River, on or about the 20th of July last, .one bay mare, 5 years old, 16 hands bigb, ber left bind foot and pasture white : on the outside of her left hind foot, just below the hock, is a small lump about the size of a man's thumb J small saddle mark on each side of her back. Also one dark bay horse, t years old, tho rise of 10 bands high, white snip or wh.Ua nose, running to the left up his face : shows . the white of his eyes very much high hip bones ; travels with his hind foet rather far apart. , Fifty Dollars reward will be paid for tho deliv ery of said horses, or Twenty-Fiv Dollars for In formation of their whereabouts. .,., Scio, Linn ounty, Oregon, January 1, 1868. T4n21w4 . CHARLES MILLER. WANTED ! T. WANT 20,000 LBS. OF GOOD BACON j also Butter, both of r'uich tho highest mar ket price will be paid. B. BRENNER. v3n33tf -. JOI1 WORIliratly and, sX'.Wlj .dope a thii 0co. 45' ADVERTISEMENTS'.'- STOP THAT COUGHING Some ov tov caw t, ahd we pity yo-x. You have tried every remedy nut the ON Z . CssUasd, by Its iutrtnsto merit, to supersede all sim ilar preparations. It Is not surprising you should Iw relueu&t to try sometbins else after tbe many ex psrimtnts you have made of trashy cotnpouads 1 foisted oa the publio as a certain cure; but . NEWELL'S j ; Pulmonary Syrup H really tho VZRt I3EST remedy ever eosiposBiIwi' for tbe care of Coughs, Cokls, Horm Tbroat, Autliauk,. Vbooits Cofh,rorebiUaand Coosumt-iiou. TUoh sands of people la Caiiforuu. and Oregon nave bea already benefitted by tbe surpruang curative powers' " NEWELL'S Pulmonary Syrup : asd with one aeeord ffvs fl lash unqualified app-u-'' batloa. We now adores arwJves te all wbo are aa acquaks ted with tbla, tbe greaseal Paeaeeaortae ags. tr toe bMliag of all dMsaaea e a TVwi aa4 LofifS assartaf yea the HEWELL'S rz Pulmonary Syrup haseorod thousaads and iiwBl ears YOU It you try This tevatusbbj medSdM Is pfeasest to tho tastef ootblnf, heailDg and strrngtbeaing in lie effects; a tiroly fro from all poisettous or deleterious tmga, and perfectly harmleas under an cireamstaocea. - CerttXeates from many promineut clUaaao ef Saa " rraasiato accompany every botfla of ' ' NEWELL'S Pulmonary Syrup . JXOIlf CTOIT k CO. Agents, San Francisco,' ' Us Eleetro-BilieoB, Or Magle BrUl'iant. DR. E. COOPER'S UNIVERSAL '. f. .." .... ... , .... 1 t . MAGNETIC BALM- , An oceqaaled preparattoa for tho cur, of Iys entry, Diarrhora, Cramp, and all I)iseass of tho Stomach and Bowels; tbe Instantsneoui Relief of Burns, Bretses, Sprains, Aches, Eheumati and" Neuralgic Affection!. Tho f eauin article bean tbe cifuiture of , W. R. STRONG REDINOTON & CO. Sole and Eleluiire Agents. IEMXCT0X L CO S FL0SID1 TFATEB, ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGIR. This valuable preparation, containing In a high y concentrated form a'l tbe properties of Jamaica Ginger has become on of tbe tost popular do -mestic remedies for all diseases of th stomaaa and digestive organs. As a toeic, it will be found invaluable to all per sons recovering from debility, whether produced by a fevcf, or otherwise ; for while it imparts to th system all tbe glow and vigor tbat can b pro duced by wis or brandy, it is entirely fre from tbe reactionary effects tbat follow the us of spir its of any kind. It is also an excellent remedy for females who suffer from difficult menstruation, giving almost iminediatt relief to tbe spasms tbat s frequently accompany tbat period. It gives immediate relief to Nausea, caused by riding in a railroad ear, or by sea-sickness, orothj er causes. . . 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