The state rights democrat., January 23, 1869, Image 3

Ufa Mmomi
SATURDAY
JANUARY 23, 1869.
A Word to FaizxDs. The present is a
time when business men generally try to set
ttle op. In common with others we are com
peiled to present and collect bills. Wo owe
' icaae to others ; they expect their pay; and
if our friends will pay us wo, can pay those
whom we owe. We are making out bills
against those owing us, and we hope, as they
tx& generally small, tbey will be promptly
,Y4nceDed whea presented.
ABBOTT Jt BROWN.
Tax DsiocRAt. Some one his, truthfully
tmld that 'misfortunes tread on each other's
liceis'." ' For some tine past much of the
time of the editor of the Democrat has been
occupied in taking care cf a sick wife ; and
for come days past our partner, Mr. Brown,
las been so ill as to be unable to be at his
as usual. - For these, and sundry other
"reasons not necessary to be enumerated, we
I are concluded to issue the Democrat in
talf sheets for a short time just how long
trill depend somewhat on circumstances.
Some country newspapers suspend, or is
wie a half sheet frequently; but this is most
Lyarious and reprehensible. Our readers
will bear, witness that we never do so except
n here it is absolutely unavoidable.
.Tax Opposition. We always knew that
if a permanent line of opposition steamers
a the Willamette, could once be fairly es
tablished, that immense benefit would result
to the citizens of the upper counties, as aeon
sequence. A few facts will make this appar
ent to the most casual observer. On the first
of November, 1SC6, the advertised rates or
price per ton for freights charged by the
Pxple's Transportation Codpany, from the
cc unties of Lane, Linn and Benton, were as
follows : .... .
t.
$12.00
13.00
15,00
17.00
1S.00
20.00
Dvtrm.
$ 8,00
9.00
Pcrtland to Albany,
, ... CorvaUia,
.'..- peorU,
m . HarrUbarg,
; . v . Lancaster,
m Eugene City,
10.00
11.00
12.00
14.00
These rates were adhered to until it was
known that an opposition boat was coming
ca, when the prices for freight of this same
P, T. Co. were reduced just one-half; and
arV now at less than half the rates charged
by tiera before the opposition came on the
WillameHe river. , Linn county ships annu
ally; 20,000 tons .of freight, to and from
Portland. On this large amount there is at
least $5,00 per ton saved to the people of
Lu n county, this year, by the building of
the Eteaxder Success " a boat which cost
lesfl . than $20,000. Th,e people of Linn
county, alone, to say nothing of the other
con nties that are equally benefitted in pro
portion to the amount of their shipments
will savej this year, the immense sum of
$103,000, in gold, that would.otherwise have
bee: i paid to this overgrown monopoly.
-JTe have before us a circular relative to
the Incorporation and organization of the
' Willamette Falls Canal and Lock Compa
ny,' a Company organized for the pur
pose of constructing, at the Fails of the Wil
lamette, a Canal and Locks, for the purpose
of f icilitating and cheapening the transpor
tation., of freight and passenger up and
dowr the Willamette river. When these
Locks shall be completed, and a boat can
run direct from Albany, and other points
on tl Upper Willamette, to Portland, a still
farther reduction will be made; and there
is no good reason why freight cannot be
trinf ported between Albany and Portland
for $1 per ton..
Albany should own a boat ; and the busi
ness men could not invest to better advan
tage than in building one for their own use.
Tat Teather or 18G3. A correspond
ent writing to the Polk County Signal says,
there were .during the year one hun
dred nndieighty-two clear days, one hundred
and eighty. tour v cloudy days, eighty-seven
rainy Jandeight snowy days, tvery month
in the year had some cloudy, and all but
August hadome rainy days, August had
twenty-six clear days which is more than
any or-ber month eonseqaently, the cloudy
weather in that month was less. Decem
ber had but six clear days less than any
other month. JIarch comes next, with nine
clear t days. December - had more rainy
weather, then comes April and .starch.
Janrary hid seven days on which snow fell
and February.one, The place of observa
tion s; near Amity, in Yamhill county.
Stockholders' IIeetikg. A meeting of
the Stockholders of the Scio and Jefferson
Branch of the Oregon Central Railroad
Company, '111 be held at Selo, oa Saturday,
the 20th day of February, 18C3, at 1 o'clock,
P. M., for the purpose of electing Directors
and transacting such ; ether business as may
com ft b tCai a- tboBoartL' -'' -
By "4 'latter front a gentleman from Scio
we learn that Messrs. Douthitt and Conser
addressed the citizens of Scio and vicinity,
on Thursday evening, the 14th instant, on
Kail Road matters ; and that their addresses
were will received.; The writer ! states that
the people of that region are going to work
in earnst for a Branch Road to Scio, " with
flatterir.g prospects f success." . ,
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Scddejt DiATH-Again we are called up
on to cironiclo the sudden and ' unexpected
deceaW o'obeV of liinn county's most worthy
citizens. (t;t. If. Bondr who has re
sided for manJy cars' near Peoria, partook
of his dinner, as usual, on Wednesday, the
13th inst., and a few moments thereafter
was n(ldenlyt0itrlceat down by the I Pale
-MesaenigfyiV If ii supposed his death
was occx-sioned by disease of the heart.
LAwrThe readers will -find in another
column the professional card of His Honor,
Judge J DhnVwEo has .' hung out his shin
gle " and proposes practicing law in this
locality. Persons, having anything in his
line will doubtless have the matter efficiently
attended to by placing it in the hands of our
ffrorthy County Judge. '. . , ,
Sajst Iraxcisco' Stori. The attention of
rejaders is directed to the advertisement of
fr, Grahfbhl. ' He is one of our best busi
Blsss mer: ; and in addition to a good stock
cf goods, groceries, f&cM he has a good as.
acrtoenji of f toyes, tinware, &c.
Therx is no mistake about it, Plantation
Bittxrs will ward off Fever and Ague
and all kindred diseases, if used in time
No family need suffer from this distressing
complaint if they will keep Plantation Bit
tirs in the house, and use it according to
directions The most important ingredien
in this medicine is Calisnya or Peruvian
Bark, which is known to bo the finest and
purest tonic in the vegetable kingdom. The
extract of this Bark is the active principlo
of all the good Ague and Fever Medicines
prescribed by intelligent doctors. Calisaya
Bark is used extensively in tho manufacture
of Plantation Bitters, and we dare say
owe their popularity mostly to that fact
Died raosi Old Ace. One of our oldest
citizens, Jcptha Markham, departed .this
life on Sunday last, (the lGth inst.) aged
eighty-seven years, at tho residence of one
of his sons living in this county. The first
vote he cast was for Jefferson. He died o
old age ; and he died very easily something
as one fulls into a profound sleep.
Linn Countt Taxes. Sheriff Irvine last
week collected 10,156,07 from tho tux-puy
ers of Brownsville, llarrUburg and Peoria.
This will go into the strong box of the Stuto
Treasurer and will be retired from circula
tion, unless a special session be called, and
an appropriation bo made.
Fire at Salem. The Unionist of tho 10th
says: - About twelve o'clock last Satur
day night an alarm of tiro was sounded
which started the firemen out in a hurry.
A house on Commercial street, between
State and Ferry streets, occupied by Police
man Coffey, was burning in ths mof. The
flames were soon extinguished and no great
damage was done."
Tue We at n e r Wed u csd ay last was a
bright, beautiful, sunshiny day. At one
time the tops of the Three Sisters," St.
Marys," and Mt. Hood," could be seen
as also the Coast and Cascade Range of
Mountains. . .. .
We 1 aye had thus far a ycry nice winter.
Big Hoc. James Sanders, Esq., of Sein,
recently killed a hog weighing seven bun
dred pounds nett. This is hard to beat any
where.
Revolting Mcrder. The news reaches
Salem that Presly Hall has killed his father,
Matbew Hall. .Mathew Hall lived in Che
halem valley, Yamhill county. Preslv Hall
a man about 35 years of age, tells his story
something after tuts style;' Uelore daylight.
on Monday morning last, be heard his father
and mother in an altercation". He went fc
their room and stopped it, afterward, about
breakfast time, he heard another racket in
the room of the old folks, he proceeded thith
er and found that the old man was v.bip
ping his wife, this so enraged Press that he
got a shot-gun and fired both barrels at his
father, killing him. Pres then fled and at
tempted t swim the Willamette river, but
changed bis mind and wandered off t Mc
MmnViHe, where he utated be had commit
ted a great Trime and wished to give him
sWfup to the authorities. He would not
state what he liad done, and it was not
known until Tuesday that he had. killed his
lather. Mathew. the murdered man,-wa
between 70 and 80 years of age. He moved
from South Carolina to the neighborhood
of St. Louis, Mo. in 1827. and in 1847 he
immigrated to Oregon, and settled in Che
halem Valley, where be has eince resided.
Salem Unionist.
. Gen. Grant's dwelling house, in Wash
ington, was gold a few days since, to May
or Uowen, for 540,000.
BORN:
PARSONS. On the ISth inst;. In Center Pre.
einct, Lino county, to the wife of John Parsuns
a son.
MARRIED:
LEE II0LMAN". Jan. 17. !89. at tb resi
dence of the bri'le'f father, in BentQ eepotj, bj
ner. it. u. Hill, John t Le and Hist Enact A.
Ilolmao, f . ; , -.
DIED:
E.OCERTS. Jan. 16, 1869, near RoberU'bri-lM.
San ford f. ton of J. B. and .Martha II Robert,
aged 2 year?, 4 months and 1C dajc
GILMOUR. Jan. 17, 169, In Jackionrille, Or-
egon, of tmalUpox, Wm. T., ton of J. W. and J.
A. CJilijjour, aged 20 jean, 4 moatba and 23 dart.
Peeeaced waa formerly a resident of Linn coun
ty. Another link U formed in the chain of Divine
affection, entering tbe celestial home from whence
will borne mecage ol fmtort t bU bereaved
familjr. Tbe hut years of hi life were crowned
with the blexsed knowledge of Spirit communion,
lie learas a wit and throe ebildrenj a father and
mother, brothers and sUterf to mourn bis loss
not as those without hope, fcr we know that be is
in a happier land with those that hare gone be
fore, and will eome again comforting them with
bis-angel presence.
We should not weep ;u"
' That he is gone ;
WUh'ns 'tis nigbt K
With him 'tis morn .
, , A.. SlSTKS.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
:i J pahs lutLEit. v
No article has attained to such unbounded pop
ularit J. Salem. Obierver. , r -
An article of great merit and virtue. Cincinnati
We can bear testimony to the efflcacy of the
Pain Killer. We bare seen its magio effects in
soothing the severest pafn, and know it to be
good artieU. Cincinnati Ditpatch.
A speedy cure for pain no family should be
without it 3f on treal Transcript. ,
Nothing .has yet surpassed tbe Pain Killer,
which is tbe most valuable family , medicine now
in use. Tenn. Organ.
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It has real merit : as a means of removing pain.
no medicine bas acquired a reputation' eaual to
Perry Davis' Pain Killer. Newport Ky) Daily
Newt. -:-. r -
; It is really a valuable medicine it U used by
many Pbyslci&m.Boton Traveler.
Impure Blood Slakes) Sick, :
The bowels may be costive or some organ does
its work weakly. From causes like these gases
and gammy substances oceur. which poison the
blood ; the perspiration may be checked ; the feet
may be so chilled that their fetid exhalations are
thrown Tiack upon the blood. Here is ; cause for
pains, fevers, . inflammations, .. , In these , cases
Brandreth's Pills are worth more than gold. Five
or six care at once. Remember they cure by at
once removing from the body those matters which
poison the blood and make us sick. These cele
brated Pills should be in the house ready.
See B. Bbandbeth in white letters on the Gov
ernment stamp. , i
Principal office, Brandreth House, New York.
Bold by all druggist. vol4n20w4.
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HOSTETTE1VS BITTERS.
From the Cincinnati Commercial, July 28, 1803.
Temperance in All Things.
ilLL GOOD MEN, ALL CHRISTIANS,
all patriots, are advoeato of temperanee. : In
deed, publio sentiment is unanimous on this point,
although there may be difference! of opinion as
to the best method of accomplishing the desired
end. Temperance means moderation, and though
technically applied to abstinence from tbe use 'of
intoxicating fluids, has a much broader slgnlfioa
tion than that The Individual who abjures all
distilled and fermented stimulants i deadly poi
son, may, nevertheless, bo Intemperate in bis lan
guage, in bis pursuit of wealth, In bis eating, in
his political opinions, his prejudices or bit apje-
intemperatoly. ,
There are certain eBthutiasts, for example, who
demand too entire aboluhmcut of alcoholic stimu
lants. Against these ultra-prohibitkmUta the
great body of the medical profession takes decided
ground. Nine-tenths of tbe physicians and sur
geont of tbe civilised world prescribe alcohol, and
medicines of which aloohol Is a cardinal ingredl
ent, in their practice. They say that it U one of
the most important articles in tho materia medico,
and that nothing can supply its place. Sometimes
tbey administer it neat, sometimes diluted with
water, sometimes medicated ; and while admitting,
as any sane and honest man admits, that it Is,
morally and physically, a poison, when taken to
escess, tbey argue that under certain conditions,
and la certain cases, its use is not only advisable,
but ecnlial to the preservation of life and the
restoration of health.
Believing that the most profound pathologists
and physiologists of the age underttand the mat
ter better thaa ton-profeiUina!, we accept their
doctrine and practice as philosophic and correct
the more especially at tbe result of their treat
ment confirm their theories. '
Tbe rational friends of temperance, side by side
with whom we stand, frankly concede that alcohol
is sometimes necessary at a snaltary agent. Mr.
Greeley grants this in a recent article published
la f Tks Imdeptndtnt," and only fanatics, whose
teal is untempered by knowledge, venture to deny
it.
Here, however, a difficulty occurs. The liquors
of commerce are so generally adulterated that it
Li perilous to give them to sick persons, All the
brandies, rums, gins, whiskies, are more or
less em poisoned. Each contains tome Ingredients
which provoke a thirst for ardent spirits and
thus drunkards are made. Under the c (routs-
stances, scnviUe "temperance men" should be tbe
first to appreciate the importance of a pure stimu
lant fur medical utc.
This dci id era turn is supplied to the public and
the faculty In the form of IIOSTKTTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS, which is not merely a
bolcsome stimalent but aa Invaluable vegetable
topic, corrective and alterative la manufactur
ing, advertising and selling it for sanitary pur
poses only tbe proprietors claim to be contribu
ting a tonod and substantial plank to the temper
ance platform.
Thcie U a good deal of cant talked and written
by some of the self-elected reformers of the mor
al of mankind. It is tbe misfortune of many of
there persons, and of their disciples, to confoand
tbe use of diJTuible stimulants at an antidote
with their misuse as a beverage. Tbe spirit by
which tbey are animated U a spirit of blind bigot
ry and intolerance, akin to that wbkh, in the old
en time, led to tbe massacre of BL. JJertbolomtw,
the eresade against tbe Albigenses, and many oth
er foul wrongs committed in tbe name of religion.
Thomas Hood, the wittiest of philosophers, and
the most philosophical of wiu, characterized that
narrow-minded and aggressive piety which Is con
tinually pectin at whatever does not strictly con
form to its peculiar ritual, as tnagpkty and there
are a good many birds of tbe magpie feather who
ould fain obtain the exe'utire control of the
whole temperance flock.
The doctrine of tbese individuals lacks consls
teney. Tbe same arguments If they deserve the
name which tbey urge against the employment
of alcohol aad alcoholic tonics in tbe treatment of
disease, or for iu prevention, apply with still
greater force to most of the favorite specifics of
the faculty. Yet they bare not a word to say
against opium, mercury, strychnine, Iodine, qui
nine, and other deadly poisons which are prtscrih
ed daily by thousands of medical meW Are these
ess deleterious than tbe pore alcoholic stimulant
used as a medium for diffusing the healing influ
ence of wholesome herbs and roots tbrourh tbe
Wf
system? The nort a neom promising ultra-prohibitionist
mutt admit that they are not.
But he bat a rejoinder in reserve. , Tbe powerful
medicanU referred to are preseirbed In limited
doses. Bounds are affixed to their ose by those
who recommend them. , And U it not the same, we
ask, with regard to medicated spirituous stimu
lants t Every bottle of IIOSTETTEB'S STOM.
ACJl BITTERS, for example, is accompanied by
direction! for its use. These diret tions are as clear
and explicit a! those in a physician's prescription,
and even if they happen to be violated' through
inadrertarce, too serious consequences ensue. A
double or tripple dose of laudanum, or of strych
nine, or of a mineral salt, may kill, and very often
does kill, but a fl re-fold, or even ten-fold, dose of
the BITTERS would produce no inch terrible ef
fect. Opium it an infinitely stronger intoxicant
than any variety of alcohol, and it extensively
used to produee intoxication at well ai In medical
treatment. Why thtn is opium recognized at a
useful curative by the tame parties that utterly
proscribe all alcoholic preparations ? It is always
best to be consistent. , , .
Bigoted prohibitionists would do well to learn a
few lessons from Sacred History. The patriarchs
and prophets of tbe old dispensation and the
apostles of the new, were not one idoa men. They
did not hold that the abuse of the thing wot aa
argument against its use The cultivation of the
vine as a material for the manufacture of wine' Is
sanotioned by tho Scriptures. It Is commanded
to be given to "him that is ready to perish," and
also to "those that be of heavy hearts." Bad
wine and wine taken in excess, is made tbe type
of Heaven's wrath, as the Vwine of astonishment,"
of "rapine," of "fury," of "affliction." Ac, but
good wine is not only not proscribed, but is forci
bly recommended in many pagos of the EiUo-
Some commentators insist that the articles thus
recognized by Divine Authority contained no alco
hol that it was unformented juice of the grape f
but as it is ealled "strong drink", in Proverbs and
elsewhere, and is expressly stated to be "gladden
ing," this construction is evidently contrary to the
text.
Tbe true friends of temperance resort to no such
sophistry as this. They admit that a diffusive
stimulant is a good thing when judiciously applied,
and this, and nothing more than this, Is the argu
ment of the truly temperate. ;
PREPARED AND SOLD, BY V Lxi I
HOSTETTER & SMITH,
; PITTSBURG, PENN. J. , u
For sale by Druggists, Grocers and store keep
ers throughout the world. j iif i
Ilostctter, Smith Co.,
Agents for the Pacific Coas ,
Sx Francisco, Cai
jynV&9-"vn2l-eliDg m.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE OLD STOVE DEPOT I
I ,n j i. tt ii ' . ft it "
T olli xr' u,B-r igr.gr is
DEALER IJt
COOK) PARLOR AND BOX STOVES
Of the Dett Patterns,
SHEET-IRON AND COPPER-WARE
TIN.
And the usual assortment of famishing goods
found la a Tin Store.
Bepairs Heatly . and -Prociptlj Executed
On Ileasonable Terms.
"Short lieckonings Make Long , Friends '
FR0NT-BT., ALBANY, 1 j
Next Door to I). Mansfield A Bro's Store
I)ee.6v4nl6tf " , : JOHN BIIIQCIS.
AND -
IsC-AwOHIIlSnB SHOP!
ALBANY, OREGON. ;
A. F. CHERRY, PROPRIETOR.
NANITACTURCB Uf -
STEAM ENOIXE9,
UltlST AND SAW-MILLS,
ilBAl'KKg AND THHKSHERS,
WOODWORKING MACHINERY,
PUMPri, c, Ac, 4c, Ac. Ac.
. Machinery of all kinds
REPAIRED ON SHORT NOTICE
I'ATTEKN 91 A KINO
Dona ' In All Its Various Forms!
I BOH AND BBA8B CASTINGS
Of Ay Kinds, Made to Order I
De.&'s9vtal6yl,
A. Y. CHERRY.
POSITIVELY
SELLING AT COST !
fllHE UNDBRJUUNED HERKBT GIVE NO
tie to the public la general that tbey
ill
soli their , ; f f ;
WELL SELECTED STOCS
DRY. GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
CLOTHING AND
AT COST!
Those dVtlriflf to make fmrchaaes will do well to
Call Immrdlntel!
as we dttiit to elos out our entire stock oa the
above inf ,
FOR CASH OR MERCHANTABLE PRODUCE I
All rxrioni knowlcr themselves indebted to the
uoilcriizhrd are rjuctpl to eome forward without
delay and settle tbvir indebtedncM, as we are d
teraiaed to eioseoar uercantde business and col
lect our debts.
W. W. rARRISII A CO.
Oct. si, ises-vininr
r. w. ansa.
I
A. caaomeas.
P. V. SPINK & CO.,
(stcccssoBsro m. w.mack.)
DEALERS IN
S T O VE S !
Tin, Stet-Irr M Copierware!
On first, ietwttnWashiritea and rerry ftrttts,
ALBANY, OREGON.
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X HE ind-rs!snd would rrpectfullyJaform the
foblie generally that tbey are established at the
old stand of M. WMack, and have on . band a
arge stock, and Are continually receiving heavy
nvoiees of goods which we propose to sell. We
have now: oa band a very large assortment of the
most favorite
COOKING STOVES !
among which mav be found tbe
BUCK,' ? . , r - Y'
IIENRT CLAY,
EUREKA.
NEW NATION,
BUCKEYE STATE,
; T 1 1 V ? harvest queen,,
PRIDE or AMERICA,
Ac., . Ac. Ac , Ac
Our stock of : v ' '
PARLOR, HALL AND BOX STOVES.
Is now and will be kept very complete, and em
brace many of tbe most beautiful patterns.
Also a large stock of
Oren, Iron Kettles, Iron Tea-Kittles, Sad
Irons, Krass and Lnanuled Kettles,
Fire Dogs, Shovels and Tongs,
i v , WappU Irons, &c,, &ct
Of Planished and Japaned Goods we have a good
, assortment. We have, for farmers,
Matt. Bllis1 Farmers' -Boilera !
'-- And a very largo asgortment of Force
' and " Lift Pumps, and
COWAN'S PITCHER PUMPS!
otra stock or '
will always be found most complete,, embracing
everything wan tod by housekeepers and oth- .
, i ers, and will bo found of a superior .
!i"l quality, as we manufacture , ,? t
j". nono other than the , , s t ; '
' best brands of .
TIN PLA TE!
And we WARRANT our ware not to leak 1
: - i ' - repairing'- '. V;'
Will receivo prompt attention, and will bo executed
! in a neat and workman-like manner.
Those who are wanting goods in our line will find
it vastly Jo their advantage to give. as a call
before purchasing elsbwhero, as our facll-
ities for buying and manufacturing
". enable 'us to give customers 1
a large percentage in
j t .quality and prices. : -t r r
Dealers will be supplied at the lowest' posi i-
ble rates, and goods packed and
i .shipped with dispatch, ii 1,.;:
Dec5'8v4nl6tf. P. W.SPINK A CO.
j FOR SALE!
ryC)f ACRES OP LAND, SITUATED IN
r4A3 Linn county, on the Central road,
within one-half mile of Robert's Bridge and one
half mile of the 0. C. R. R. f it being tbe elaln
of. E. II. Griffin and part of the Isaac Roberts
Claim. .
Also one improved block in the city of Albany,
with other valuable property.
TERMS OF SALE: One-fourth down, and the
balance on time, with interest, scoured by tbe
property. ' The above will be sold in parcels to
suit purchasers. E, II. GRIFFIN.
Dec. SO, 1868 v4n20tf.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
J. SAftBOWg,
Im a. a la a.
f , x Yovve
j; BARROWS W CO.,
;V ,i 4K11 ' - ' 1
cbnoVAnTUY nccEivific
!. '. FRSU SUPPLIES OF
GOODS DIRECr FROM SAM FRANCISCO,
waiCN TttKT Witt r.tt
CHEAP FOR HEADY? PAY !
'
1 :WE ARE ALSO DOLNG A ' ; s
General CommlMloii Zlnslncss.
LEGAL TE2TDEE3 BOUGHT AND BOLE
oc24v4n!0tf J. BARROWS A CO.
TO THE LAD1S8I
HEW MILLINERY ESTABLISMHEUT .
muh. h. c. anna,
FASHIONABLE MILLINER
AID
IRESS-MAKEIl!
lirOULD ANNOUNCE TO THE LADIES
tf ef Albacy aod surroandlng country that
sne nas opened a WiJIiotr and Mantua-Makiog
fcsublishment ia Ibis city, and respectfully solklu
meir patronage.
FASHIONABLE BONNETS AND HATS
Alwawa oa XXaad or Clad a ta Order!
DREft.l AND CLOAK MAUIXG
rtOaPTLT ATTEStrZO TO.
RLEACniNO AND PRESSING aosar ORDER
Albany, Oct 17, IMS -v4n8yl.
f "
I WILL SELL aOODS
AS CHEAP AS AHY ONE IN ALBANY!
CALL AND EXAMINE MY LARGE STOCK OF
DRY GOODS A!VD GROCERIES I
KEPT ALWAYS AN HAND !
COLLER'S CAST STEEL PLOWS!
At tb Cash Store of - R. CIIEAD1E.
JOHN CONNER
DCAUEK IB, . -t ,
GENERAL 3IERCIFANDISE,
ALBANY.
coxnimo rr
dry - goods;
groceriis,
BOOTS AND SHOES
CLOTHING, fee., Ac.
HARDWARE!
A welt selected assortment of lie most complete
kept la AJbsry.
IRO.f AXD STCfiLa
ef nearly all kinds suitable forth trade.
ALSO
BOPS,
-ctiAixK, r; ;
MILL SAWS,
, N E W S T Yl E 8 ,
UHCB088-0UT lASrg,-WA.OOX-6EAT
8PBINOS,
CABttlAOB 81INOS, J
TUIMBLE-BCKINO,
WAS II IB n ,
BO L 78
UTTS :
At
Nearly aU the stock 'pnrcbased in SANPRAK-
CISCO, aad vOl be sut at the lowest market rates
for ready pay. or e&autable prodace taken in
exshange.
Agent farthtP Mti&c Xasnra&ca Co.
Oct. 28, or-3allyl
JOHN CONNER.
ATTENTIOH FiBlIERS !r-DILL MEN !
i AND
1
ALL THOSE WING f.lACHIHEflYI
Ord
Oregon Hnfli lW9r4a20tf. J
SAMUEL? DENFJY.
t$t t b or rr j k: e ti ,
X3IID3 OF CAEXIIET WARD I
. V - ALBANY, . OREGON. ; - i 1 r
re on r irai sireei, ouuer ise vksour&t vuice.
1 Albany, Oct. 1, 186? y4a7tf. ,
NOTICE!
00K OUT FOR TnB CARS I JUST RE
j ceiyed t a very large stock of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES ! .
by steamer from San Francisco. I will sell for
cash or merchantable produee, at low prices, my
entiro stock of Goods, to make room for more.
Call and see for yourselves.
R. CHBADLE'S
ftpry3a33tf Cas a Store, Albany.
grecf
bwasMassj
1
AVDEIITISEMENTS.
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.
QUICK, CURES AND MODERATE CHARGES.
DR. W, I. DOIIERTY
PRIVATE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE I
Sacramento Street, below Montgomery, oppo
site tbe Pacific Mil Steamship Com
pany's Office, Private entrance
' on Leidesdorff street,
, . ? , SanPraocisco.
EttalUihtd trpreistg t afford tks afflicted $vvd.
uwl tetwtijle mtduiat a Ml in (he treatmsur
and cure nj 'all Vritaf and Chnm
U Dlttaset, cases vf Rstrs- '
, , cy and al iSeruat , t ... )
Disorders,
w.,J; ;T:TIIE'Arri4lCTED, .,1
DR. W. K. DOIIERTY RETUKNo HIS SIN
cere thanks, to bis numerous jiatientt for
tLtsir ratronasre, od would take th's opt'ortunit
to remind tbiin that be continues to consult at if
nstitote for tbe cure or ebronio diseases of the
Lh'Dg, Liver, Kidnets, Digestive and Uenlto-Uri-nar
' Organs, aid all privste Jiseai-es, vis , Syph.
ills 'in U forms od stages, Seminal Weakness,
and all h borrid 0AJtt9M t self-abase, tlon
orrhoea, 'JWxsW Strictures, NVtornal and Diurnal
emissions, Seaual Debiljty, Dls of the Buck
and Lolcs, Inflawmatiofa of rbaWadder and Kid
neys tie., tits'" n4 boot's that bis long experi'
, ueo 'and sncet ssful praetiee will continue to Insure
bitn e. share of .ub!iapatrona. - 1'f the practioe
of manv rears in Europe and tLe Lnitol States,
h u -nttV,ll la ai'ply the moat e.Ticient and suc
cessful remedies ag Vt dineases oH kinds. He
uses no mercury, ebi rgen waernu, rci um r
tUnts in rret an' boBorable waj, and has
refereocoe of unquestio nablo Traity from men
ef known respectal.ility a 'd high standing Irt soci
ety. All parties esultia n y wwr
wire, will receive tbe lei "iu genuesk ircai.uu
and Implicit secrecy. ' - !
To Temaleu,
When a female Is in trouble, or lrted with
disease, as weakness of tbe Wk aoi limbs, pain
In th hea1' ditnotss of sisht. loss of muscular
power, palpltatln of the heart, IrriUfilUy, e
vousaess, extremr urinary diffirnJties, dfr-"
moot of digestive functions, gencrrl debtM !
glnitls, all diseases t tbe womb, bfttf uu
ty, and all other disease feculiar to femslcs; sne
sb vuld go or write at oe to tbe eebratod fema ie
doctor, W. JC Dohe-ty, at his medical Intitutf
and consult bim aoot ber l"uuu,t" ""
Tbe Doctor Is eating mof "rcs than any otLcr
physiclaa ia tV Bute of cauiornia. , lt no falsa
delicacy prevent you, r i'iJ ,u,,uc"'";ij so
save yourse irm pu yrvmm
trm dmth. Atl Married Ladks whose delicata
bMlth or other eiumsUncs prevent an increase
ia thair families bouti wits or eau at ir. w. lu
ri.hftrtv's Med! institute, ana tbey wui rem re
lltry possible veiwi ana ncip. me voeiors era
oes are so ar0 that he can "be consulted with
out fear of bscrvation.
To Corrrapondentsi.
Fatbits residing In any part of the State, how
erer itaot, who may desire tbe opinion and a4-
vlar of Dr. Doberty in their respective eases, and
So think protr to submit a written statement of
ttcn, ia preference to buMtng a personal interview,
are respectiuuy assured tuattnetr communications
will Ve beld most sacred and eonfid&tiau
If tbe ease be fully and candidly described, per
sons! communication will be unnecessary, as in
structions for diet, rrgimeo, aad tbe general treat
ment of tbe ease (including the remedies), will be
forwarded without delay, and in such a manner as
te eon Try no idea of the purport of the letter or
parcel so transmitted- Consultation by letter or
otherwise, vara, remanent core guaranteed or
no pay. Addess, W. K- DO II E RT V, 11. D
San Francisco, California.
, Spermatorrhcea
Da. Dobkrvv has juft published aa important
pampict embodying bis own views and experiences
in rtlt lion to Impotence or Yiriiitr, being a short
treatise on permaurrbca or Seminal Weakness,
N'ervoas and PhystealDeMHty continent on this
a Sect ion, aad other diseases of tbe Sexual Organs.
This Uttie work contains information of tbe ut
most value to all, whether married or single, and
will be sent FREE by mail on receipt of six cents
in postage stamps for return postage.
Address, . W. K. D01IERTY. M. D.,
vSnSSif San Francisco, Cal.
MRS. DUNNIVAY
nnAKES PLEASURE IN INFORMING HER
X numerous patrons that she has oa band, and
is in regular receipt of the
LITEST 15D CHOICEST STILES OF GOODS
m TBE '
REMEMBER, LADIES !
, If 70a purchase
TEN DOLLARS' WORTH
of Fall MUlinery you wHl be entitled to the
"DCrslOREST MACAZiriE!"
; for 1869, as a premium on tbe purchase !'
DRESS AKO OOAX KAKISS 4 "
la all their branches 1
8LEACHISG AKD PRESSING
ia the latest and best manner !
GOODS CHEAP AND PATIENCE INEXHAUSTIBLE I
Corner Main aad Broad-AlUa Straeta, T
ALBANY, OREGON.
Noyember 21, 1863 y4nl4tf ;
BROOK SALOON I
MONTGOMERY & TOWER. Proprietors.
a. s. coaxxa maix ash rxaar strbets.
AU3ANY, - - - onSGON.
VERYTIIINQ ABOUT THE SALOON IS
1 new and ia perfect order : and we will keen
y tha rery
BEST BRANDS OF LIQUORS
loh the market affords. In the Saloon at all
,.,;:' ,t'- r. times : " -
Host Perfect Order will be Presenrei
We will keep always on hand the
HE VERY BEST CF WINES AND CIGARS I i
all ye that are thirsty oome drink at the
-BROOK!" a .
- MONTGOMERY TOWER,
a. 2, 1863 y4n20t "i .a ; - -- '
050,00
Mi
STOLEN OR STRAYED, FROM THE FORKS
of the Willamette River, oa or about tbe 20th
of July last, one bay mare, 5 years old, 1Q hands
high, her left hind toot and pasture wnue ; on m
outside of her left hind leg, just below the hock,
is a small lump about the size of a man's thumb J
a small saddle mark oa each' side' of her back.
Also one dark bay horse, T years old, the rise of
16 hands high, white snip or wh)te nose, running
to the left up his face t shows the jwhHe of bis
eyes very, much ; high hip bones l travels -with his
hind feet rather far apart. . .
Fiftv Dollars reward will be paid for the deliv
ery of said horses, or Twenty-Five Dollars for in
formation or thetr wnereaDouis.
Scio, Linn county, Oregon, January 1, 1869. .
v4n2lw4 CHARLES MILLER.
NOTICE!
THOSE WHO WANT REAPERS, HEADFS,
Threshers, Mowers, Gang-Plows, Self-pakwg
Machines, Seed Drills, Ac, at Portland prices,
freight added, (see hand-bill of E. A. itawley
Co., Portland,) will please call on -
' . f. CHEADiE, Agent,
' apr4v3aS3tf Albany, Oregoa.
ADVEBTISEMENTS,
STOP THAT COOGHIIIS
COMIC OV YOV CAST, A3TD WE PITY
O you. You kave trlod erery remedy but the O.NU
tfeaUaed, by Its intrtasio merit, to sopersede all tdrn
Uar prepirstiona. It Is not surprisiDg you should be
reluctant to try something else after tbe many ex
periment you lmre made of trashy eompouoda
foisted ca Ute publio as a certaia cars; but
Pulmonary Syrup
rtslif tbe VERY BIST Ts4y ever ctrmponndsj
tor lh core of Coughs, Colds, 8ore Throat, Asthma
Wboepini Coogb,Brchlts and Consumption. Tboo
sands of pof!e in California and Cftgon baye bea'
aseady b)&e&tt4 hy the aurprlaifig suraUve powsrs-
".BWB'liL'S.'
aad with accord give it their anqnaliftod
bsiioit. We now addrtaaourselres i alt wne are an
ajvjoainiwl with this, the greatest Panacea of tbe age.
. tba tfwllas of aa aiMumm ( Lae Ibioas- aaA
Im&h muting yoa thai ,
Pulmonary Syrup
baa ured tfcoMands aad U wM re TOO if yea fey
This fftraluable medidne la pleasant to tbe taste
aoothinsj, healing and atmgtbenlog ia IU effects; en
tirely free from ail poisonous or detetertous dregs,
and perfocdy tiarmtosa uadr all circumstances.
Certifie from many promioent cimans ef Sa
riancisco scewnpany erery bottie ot - , .
.n "JEWELL'S
Syrup
,SDDrCTOX k CO. Agents, Sao Fraedscoi
CsaElertro-raieoD;
Or Magie Brilliant.
DR. E. COOPER'S
UNIVERSAL
MA GNET I C BAL M
Aa nneqnalcd prvparatioa fur the mre of Dts-
entry, Diarrboea, Cramp, aad aH Diseases ef the
Stomach and towels; tbe Instantaneons Relief of
Burus, Cruises, Sprains, Asiiss, Rbeumatie and
Neuralgic Affections.
The genuine article bears the sigaitore of
?rf.-; : ;:-.-: W. "Si. STRONG,
EEDINGTOJi-& CO.
Scle and Exclusiye Agents.
BEDIXCT05 I CO'S FLORIDA W1TEE. -ESSENCE
OF
JAMAICA GINGER.
This valuable preparation, containing in a high- -
y concentrated form all the properties of Jamaica
Ginger has b03e one of tbe mot popular do- ,
me lie remedies for all diseases of the stomach
aad digestire organs. y II -1 :.
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
daced by wine or brandy, it is entirely free from
the reactionary effects that follow the tue ef spir
its ef any kind-
It is also aa excellent remedy for females who
suffer from difficult menstruation, giving almost
immediate relief to the spasms that se frequently
accompany that period.
It gives immediate relief to .Nausea, caused br
riding in a railroad car, or by sea-sickness, or oth
er causes. r ; --- " ' :
It is also valuable as an external application for
Gout, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, etc. -
, - REDINGTON A CO. t "
416 and 418 Front St., Saa Francisco, Cal.
Use Electro-Silicon,
Or Magie Brilliant.
REDIMGTON fit CO'S
I FXsORIDA WATER.
! I 0RTIIE HAXDilBCIIIEP.
This article, possessing the most delicate fra
grance of Flowers, is un equaled as a perfume for
tho Handkerchief ir tcWc" r-i i :SJ
FOR THE BATH. !''.
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, . j . i . ; s . . .-; . "; t
Used ia bathing, it imparts enercy and etreneth
to the system, and gives that softness aad - delica
cy to the skin so .much desired by alL
It wmdtef SontojJ" Freckles aad Pimplei,'
Diluted with water, it makes aa excellent Den
tifrice, imparting pearly whiteness to the teeth,
sweetness te the breath, -and; renders the sruma
nam ana or a Deautirui color.
It should always be used after shavin?. dilluted
with water, as it relieves all inflammation.
k'tn:n ft:, REDINGTON CO.
416 and 418 Front St, San Fraaeisce.
Use Electro-Silicon,
Or Magie Br
... ... y S
; " 'OR- ( , . ) .
MAGIC BRILLIANT1.
DIRECT FROM NATURE'S ABORATOEJ.
,r. ii covered for Clearsing
and Polishine Gold, SUv-r. d P ted W d
all smooth Metalitf Ku-ww. or.V,l,2Jet
tion, including Kiten , Utensils of Tia, .pper..
crass, owet, omh - . , n ,. . enrev !
Plate, the El-t"-Se is of inestanablf value j : '
the time saL wd the vexatiou PvenWdbyits
use will forever e cue ax us u" f
havehA evidence of its merits. '
. '" REDINQTONj CO.
Tola Agents, Saja tancisca
FOR FfcAVO KIXG EXTRACTS.
REDINGTON & CO'S ARE TIE BST.
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