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SATURDAY r MARCH 27, I860.
DISCOVERY OP WHITE PINE,
A correspondent of the Virginia Enter'
ise, writing from Treasure City. (Nov.
res' an interesting account of tho discovery
prise,
eives an interesting account of tho discovery
of tho Whito Pine mines by an Indian
named Nappiass and one Leathers, a black
smith. The latter got some of the ore and
melted tho 6ilver out of it, thu3 proving its
richness. Tho correspondent then proceeds:
In my last, Leathers was left on his way
home after his first visit to tho districts, be
wildered with his discovery, unable to com
prehend it. Ho had been on tho Hidden
Treasure ledge all the time ho was knocking
off the specimens, with which ho and Nap
piass returned, heavily laden, to camp, but
the thouiht that all of the numerous seem
ing boulders were but the outcroppings of
one of the most magnmcent leugca yet dis
covered never entered his head. Ho put tho
specimens brought with him through the
test of the f orgs at such time as ho could es
cape observation, and always with tho samo
exciting xesult. His conduct began to ex
jcito the attention of his comrades. He be
came strangely mysterious. IMerchand, the
Superintendent, began to notice a sudden in
clination on tho part of Leathers for scien
tific inquiry, yet so cautiously did he always
approach his subject that they never divined
his object. Meanwhile Nappiass was su-
premely happy.
LEATHERS AGAIN' TISIT3 1IIS HIDDEN' TRKASCRK.
There is a limit to all human endurance.
r -
After who knows how many anxious days
and sleepless nights, Leathers aain eet out
for another s-isht of his tantalizing wealth
Yet onco on tho ground the samo bewildering
fears possessed him. He tramped azain and
i.MrwST'iilS
felt that he could not find it. Again ne re
turned to cacao. loaded down with specimens. I
yet he had not dared to put a notice on the
ground for fear ho would miss tho ledge,
call attention to the discovery and loso it all.
How he concealed the matter from his com
rades so long is strange, but ho certainly
kept his secret, and Nappiass, in his new
found luxury, was faithtul and true.
TBS SECRET OUT AT LAST.
Finding that be consulted the oracles of
science in vain, that he was impotent to pluck
from the heiirts of the books about him the
mystery of his discovery, and unable longer
to resist, he took the superintendent, Jlarch-
and, into his confidence, told him of the
.wpolffi ha hirt fnnnrl onfl fhAw ftllfr. tn.
gether for the third visit to the mysterious
treasure, .uuxcuuuu, uiax uu iuc Lruuuu
was not long m comprehending the situation,
showed Leathers the vein matter and the
adiacent country rock, pointed out the
vein, its course, width, probable dip, etc
Thev immediately located it under the name
of the Hidden Treasure, and called the
the mountain Treasure nil!. They selected
25 pounds of rock, took it to Austin, had it
worked, and found it yielded $1 50 per
Txmnd, making 3,U0U per ton. Ibis was
the middle cf September, 18G7. So long
had Leathers agonized under his secret, ever
since the 4th of July preceding. Here I
leave him for the present.
OTHERS GET WIXD OF THE DISCOVERT.
Leathers and Marchand kept their secret
-so well in Austin that no one there knew
where the rock came from. It was not until
about the first of November following that
any one about the Monte Christo mill knew
what was up. J. E, Lindsley, "William 31c-
Cauley and F. . Eberbardt were the first
to ferret it out. They came over about Xo
rember 1st, and immediately located the
norm and south extensions ot the Hidden
Treasure. Linlley then located the Ice
berg, Hemlock, Pego nip, Vallejo and other
Jedges. .Lberhardt discovered the summit,
Aurora, William Penn, Franklin, Eclipse,
ana otiier veins, lnese discoveries soon
became known at the mill, and other men
working there, and in the mines around
about, ltathburn, Sproul, Drake, Robinson
and Crawford came over.
HEAVY SXOW FALLS.
"Within four days after Lindsley and others
came over, a lunou3 snow storm camo on,
stopping all work, cutting off their supplies
and compelling them to turn their attention
to provide some means of shelter rather than
to look for more claims. A log cabin was
quickly improvised out of the pine trees
with which the hill wa3 then covered ; by
great exertions some provisions was procured
trom tne mill, ana then they began to tramp
around in the snow again, looking for more
ledges. During this time toe Mammoth.
.Alladin's Lamp, Little Bilk and other veins
were lound.
THE EEEEHABDT.
Thi3 ledge, the pride of tho district, and
monarch of all mines, was one of the last of
the leading esure veins discovered, and
vnen lound was not considered of much val
tie. One reason for its tardv discovery wag
1L3 Kliuation. ireMnrv 111 infin (in nfi nnirnuucu iurii, auu ioir iricce, lunu
mountain, rnnninz north and eonth. and is
eome two miles long on the summit. The
Hidden Treasure was found on the north end
-of the mountain. Naturally the first oroa-
Dectinir waa confined tn thafc nnartm fln
down the northern slope, where the Mam
-moth lies, and it was only by decrees, and
after that portion had been pretty thorough.
ly looked over, that the prospectors turned
their attention to the south. At the South
.end of the summit there is a sudden, precin
itous break or descent, and the Eberhardt
lies on a kind of table land below. Before
prospecting could be carried to that point,
me snow naa taiien ana 6topped operations
Li-wt JI1AC3 OF THE DISCOVEEY OP THE
ZBEEHARDT.
One Sunday, in January, Lindsley was in
his cabin melting snow. Eberhardt and
Cole, who had been chumming with him.
took a sirou arouna tne South, end of the
jsummit, and in their rambles Eberhardt
stumbled upon the croDpinffs of the vein
which will perpetuate his name forever in
the history of mining, Cole sujrzssted the
same, but Lberhardt constantly demurred.
on ine grouna mat tne vein was of no ac
count, and he didn't want his namo connect
ea with a claim of so little value. But the
boys got to calling it the Eberhardt, and the
name stucg,
. HOW IT WAS LOCATED,
Everything a1xut the Eberhardt is peculi
ar, and even tha original notice of location
of it is oddity, probably without a parallel.
One peculiarity of the notice is this : The
original claim and the south extension ar
au x" e nonce, ix gimpiy sttea tHat the
parties thereto claimed 1,800 feet on the
11 - Ti .
i! x.wviecK uoriu 01 toe nonce,
Tvhich part was the original, and the 800 feet
BOOtn was put m as an extension, which
Eberhardt located as a gift for some of his
inenas.. j. win eive vou a coov of the nntfoa
h, nnrl V,- a 11 fW ' it.
liardt was supposed, of coarse, to run the
same waj, and the l,UUU Jeet north of the
notice Was considered the best part of the
claim, whereas the south Eberhardt. which
have already been taken. A munificent gift,
The magnificent bell captured at the
eiorra nf Salvo, J
-"wo . vuoi ui Buu preseniea to
Qaeen Victoria was suspended in the tow
er of Windsor Castle during ffer Majes
ty s recent visit there.
me locater cave to his lnends, is the one witn a
of which it is sucDOsed two million dollars .MAfH,. tn.M-j vv aTlJ
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nJ advertisements for our paper, and act as busi
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to is tne Time to Take Passage
ron thr
Nov !EinxoiiTiiii
-or
ROSENSTEIN &. MENDELSON,
WHO HATE JUST OPENED ONE OF THE
largest and best selected stock of good
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LATEST STYLES AND PATTERNS
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Cheaper than Any Other Honse this Side of
uuu iiuuum
3D
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HARDWARE t HOSIERY I
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And a good assortment of everything nsttally kept
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f Produce taken in exchange for goods, at
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or
French and American Manufacture !
Of which we tare a great variety of Late Style
too numerous to mention ; and ad oar Urotber, J.
C. Jleussdorffer, is now
IN NEW YORE,
rto attend to the
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I line himeelf, we feel confident that wo can offer a
A otber Uon" on tb0 i alQc Coa8t
I Wholesale Dealers
I will find it to their intercut to examine our etock
I before purchaalng elwhere. We invito every on
to call and examine oar immoneo ftock, at
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No. 125 J. Street, Sacramento, Cal.; corner Dand
2d streets, Marysrillo; 635 and 37 Commercial
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NEW ENGLAND
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
or BOSTON.
PURELY MUTUAL.
INCORPORATED 1835.
Cash Assets - - - $7,000,000 00
Cash Distributions of 1867 - - 626.568 55
Total Surplus Divided - - 2,726,573 55
bosses raiu in iso w - 381,600 00
Total Losses Paid - 2.796.100 00
Income for 1867 - - 2,203,808 00
JTp Extra Charge for Traveling to and
trom tne Atlantic States, Europe,
Oregon, and Sandwich Islands,
This old and popular Company is governed by
tlioKOX-FOEFEITURE law of Massachusetts.
ALL HET EARKINGS DIVIDED ANSOALLY AMONG THE
Losses naid nromntlv. -AH rx1itaa TCTn v..r,:,.t j
I 1 ' ' r-v.v..,v--v.,lWU0
DIVIDENDS DECLARED AND PAID ANNU
ALLY!
Fir$t Ditndtnd Available at the Payment of the
Second Annual Premium.
I But one class of members (Policy holders) in
tbij Company, among whom ho annnal surplus is
I i . . ... ..
I Unbiased Jadffment, based upon carefnl invnuii
ties to the insured than any other Company doW
business on this coast.
Life Insurance ia a judicious investment for cap
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i ' ' x;;Xri.,
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RUSSELL & ELBLINS, Ag'ts,
Parrish & Co's Block, Albany, Oregon.
seplfl'68v4n5tf r f 6
I ova fa iii rtnm stoniiaa -1..M. il.
MaNHOO.-II TII12 YOUNG
and rising genoratioa, tho vogotatlve powers of
fo aro strong, but In a fow years how often th0
pallid hue, tho lack-lu;tro ojo, nnd omaolntod
form, nnd tho impossibility of application to men
tal effort, show its baneful influonco. It soon be
comes orident to tho observer that sumo depress-
ng influence is oheoklng the development of tho
bod. Consomption Is talked of, and perhaps tho
youth U removed from nohocl and sent Into tho
eonntry. This Is one of the worst movements.
Removed from orJlnery dlveriions of tho over
charging seenei ef the city, tho powers of tho
body toomuoh enfeebled to giro test te healthful
ad reral eierclse, thought are tame inward
upon themselves.
If the patient be a fsutalo, the approach of the
menses Is looked for with aulety, as the Orel symp
tons la wkiek Nature Is to show kev eaviag power
o diffaitag the olrealatle aa visittag the ekeek
wltk the bloeA of health. Alas I laereaae ef ap
petite Is grow ky what 11 fed e the atrsjks ef
the system ae prostrated, and the wkele aeoaomy
Is deranged. Tb keanliful and wocderfal period
in whlrk body and mind undergo se fatioaJag a
change from child to woman, Is looked for la vain;
the parent's hrart bleeds in anxiety, and fancies
the grave but waiticg fur its vletinv
UaiMBOtVe Extkaot live bit, for Weaknois
arising from excesses or early iadticrettan.attoBd
ed with the following symptoms i Indisposition to
Exertion, Lo of Power, Lois ef Memory, Diffi
culty of Breatblnjr, (leneral Weakoe, Horrer of
Disease, Weak Nerves, Trembling, Dreadful Hor
ror ef Death, Nijrhl PwcaU, Cold Feet, Wakeful
nee, Dimness of Vision, Languor, Universal La
?ituU of tho Mancular System. OfUa Knomous
Appetite with Dyepeptie Symptom, Hot Uar.dsJ
Fluihicg of tho Body, Dryness of ths Skin, Pallid
Countenance and Eruptions on the Face, Pain in
the Pack, Ueavines ef the Eyelids, Frequently
lilaek Spots Flying before tho Kyes, with Tempo
rary Suffusion and Loss of Sight, Want of Atten
tion, Great Mobility, neet!cnc, with Itwrror of
Society. Nothing i uore dcrtrallo to such pa
tients than tulitude and nothing they moro Jrea 1,
for Fear of Themselves ; no llepose of Manner, no
Earnestness, no Speculation, but a hurried Transi
tion from one question to another.
These symptoms, if allowed to gi en which
this Medicine Invariably removes roon fcllew
Los of Power, Fatuity, and Epikptie Fits, In one
of which the patient may expire.
During tho FuperintenJence of Dr. Wilon at
the Plootsing iale Asylum tbu sad reiult occurred
to two patients) reason for a time had Ufl thea,
and both died of epilepsy. They were ef both
sexes and about twenty ye-rs of ago.
Who can ay that these excess! are mil fre
quently fallowed by tL direful diseases, Iasaal
ty and Consumption? The records of the Idsaae
Any lams, and the melancholy deaths by Consump
tion, bear ample witnets to the troth of theao as
sertions. In Lunatic Asylums the moit melan-
chely exhibition appears. The countenance U
actually sodJen and quite deitituto neither
Mirth nor Grief ever visits it. Fhould a sound of
the voice occur, It ts rarely articulate.
"With woeful mea'ures wan Deipa'r
Low sullen sounds their grief beguiled."
Whilst we regret the exUtenco of the aboe dis
eases and symptoms, wo aro prepared to oSTer an
invaluable gift of cheailstry for the removal of the
consequences :
HEitinoLirN
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
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There i Tlo Tenio LUce Its
It In an anchor of hope te the sorgaon aad pa
tient, and this is tho testimony of all who have
used or prescribed it.
Bold by Druggbfts and Dealers overywbere.
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n. T. UELMBOLD'S
Drng and Chemical Warehouse,
C04 Broadway, Jfcw York.
EBOOMMENDATIONS,
GncAT Salt Lakb Citt, Utah,
Jan, 23, 1868,
Mr. II. T. IleiupoLp;
Dear Sir :
Tour communication requesting our terms for
advertising was duly received, but from a prejudice
a naa tormea against advertising "cures for secret
diseases," it was left unanswered. Dnrinz an ac
cidcntal conversation la a Drug Store the other
evening, my mind was changed en the character
of your Buchu. It was then highly commended
ror otner diee&eeB by two physicians present. In
closed please find our rates of advertising.
Yours, Ac, T. B. II. ST12NH0USE.
Editor and Publisher of Daily and
isemt-woelily Xelegraph.
N. T. S. Vol. Institute.
Corner of 5th Ave. & 76th St., Central Park.
(A Home and School for the Sons of Doccasod
t Soldiers.)
Dr. .II. T. Uelmbold:
Two bottles only of the package of your valua
ble Buchu presented to the Institute have beon
used by the children, and with cerfoot sueess. Tn
the case of our little Lieutenant A. J., his pride Is
no longer mortified, and he is free from the daily
anathemas of the chambermaid, who has chargo
of his bedding. I feel that a knowledge of the
result of our use of your Buchu with the children
under our charge may save many a Superintend
ent and Matron of Boarding Schools and Asylum
a great amount of annoyanoej and many a poor
child suffering more from vseakneti than from hab
it, may be spared punishment, that is (not know
ing it as a weakness instead of a bad habit) most
unjustly inflicted upon them. Thanking you on
behalf of the children, and hoping others may bo
I am respectfully yours,
COL. YOUNO,
General Sup't and Director.
June 1, 1868. .
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PAOIFIO
INSURANCE COMPANY
Of Sail Francisco, California.
CASH CAPITAL $1,000,000 00
SURTLUS , Jan'y lt '67 230,034 00
CASH ASSETS in Q OLD, $1,230,054 91
All Lossob Paid Immediately In United
States Qold Coin.
FIRE,
OCEAN,
MARINE.
INLAND
-o-
TnK PACIFIC INSUKANCC COMPANY,
havlnirarraiiiretl with Messrs. DIUKLOW A
1IUOTJIKU for the transfer of all the business of
the Fire Insurance Compatdes lately represented
by thetn, is bow prepared to offer to all parties
formerly insured by said 0"ta panics, equally good
terms and prompt paytucat of lossee, iu United
btates cold oin.
Mr. II. II. IilUKLOW will be tho general Agent
for this Company from this date.
Director! of Pnrlfle Iimiiruiice Ce.
ah rHAJtciUCn Jas. D'Fremery.Idoyd Tevis,
Louis McLane, Win. h-'liprtnan, Oliver KldrMgc
Wm. AI'rd, John O. I-arl, A. W. Forbes,
Alex Weill, Alfred Ilorel, J. (1. Kellogg,
Ab'ru Selij(mao, (J. T. Law ton, M. Che?rma,
Anson (i. Ktiles, K. L. tloldstoin, (I. II. Howard,
Johntl. P-roy, Mesee Kills, O. W. Heaver,
A.IIayward, P. L. Weaver, 8. u?inhart,
D. W.C. Jtico, David Htcrn, M. Itsenbauin.
C. Meyer, Jonathan Hunt, mciukto.
D. J. Uliter, W. T. Coleman, Kdprar Mills,
Alpheas Hull, K. W. Ieonard, O. W. Mowe,
W. C. Halloa, T. L. P.arker, fJ. T. Wheeler.
u. hacus, T. It. ilfjet, W AttVS VILI.K.
Pre I. Pilling, S. M. Wilion, J. H.Jewctt.
A. I. Tubbs, John U. Newton, roiiTt-Axii.
II. M. NewbalL, Kdward Martin, W. H. Udd,
Adam (iract, D. O. Mills, Jacob Kamm.
J. D. Fry, II. ll&tmtnann, stocktos.
11. II. Iligelow, L. P. Penebly, T. P. Anthony.
in. Hooper, oe Heller. viuohia, skv.
Chas Mayne, Sm. Acholic, Win. Hbaron,
OFFICEItS:
J. HUNT, President.
A. J. IJAI.STON, geretary.
C. A. I.ATON, Marine KecroUry.
II. II. IlICillLOW, Gen t Agent.
LADD &TILTON, PORTLAND,
GEXCHAL AO CaTS FOU
Oregon nuil WaAhtnstonTerrltory.
LOCAL AGENTS t
S. R. HAMMER
V. A. CHLNOWKTU
Corrallis
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.. Kasenc
UoebarK
S. V. CHAD WICK
JOHNSON A McCOWN
Orsgcs Ctty
CLMMINS A GRANT I'aUes
J. II. BLEW ITT WftlU Wall
A. WHEELER Brownsville
JAME.H RILEY Harrisburg
JOHN (0.M:K Albany
. .
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ALBANY BREVERY.
T
IIIH SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST ERECTED
a new and firsUcia
UZi JC JZj W JZjt JCit jC
On Droad Alb la between Tirst Street
and the River,
And Is prepared UfartkUh
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
-A an
PRIVATE FAMILIES,
OX SHORT AOTICXI
All Orders Delivered Vhererer Desired.
Ho Warrants his B2EB
MADE OF THE BEST MATERIALS,
PERFECTLY IICAF.TIIV!
JJo is confident he can give entire satisfaction to
ft!!,
Dec. 29, 'S, ?2n20tf
TO THE LADIES.
HAVING RECEIVED A PATENT FOR MY
Hack mid Abdominal Support
er, I am prepared to furnish thofto desiring them
at my residence, in the old Grovcr or Joseph Watt
House, on the publia fiquaro' north of tho Court
House. Also some valuablo information for tho
health of married ladies. Those wishing to consult
by letter, address JMRS. J. FORD,
Salem, Oregon.
TESTIMONIALS.
We, the undersigned ladies, having used with
tho utmost satisfaction tho Supportor invented by
Mrs. J. Ford, bolievo it to bo the best invention
for tho purpose ever offered to tho public, and do
most cheerfully recominond them to all in need of
anything of tho kind.
Mrs. J. JI. IIowcll,
Mrs. E. J. Cornell,
Mrs. Sam. Hcadriok,
Mrs. B. F. Brown,
Mrs. M. J. Munkors,
Mrs. J. Caplingcr,
and many others.
Mrs. S. J. Thornton,
Mrs. E. A. Dclong,
Mrs. S. E. Bell,
Mrs. J. Imbric,
Mrs. T. R. Blackcrby
Aug. 8, v3n51tf
BLACKSMITH I NG.
PLOWS! PLOWS 1 1 PLOWS 1 1 1
TnE UNDERSIGNED GIVES NOTICE TO
the general publio, that ho is now manufac
turing the v
GALESIllTRG PATENT PMW!
and any other style of plow that maybe ordered.
Also, particular attention paid to
HORSE SHOEING. WAGON AND CARRIAGE MA;KNG.
and General Jobbing-,
A1 work entrusted to mo will receive prompt
attention, and be executed in the best possible
manner, with good material. A share of publio
patronag is solicited.e
My shop is on the cornet of Second and Ells
worth streets, opposite Pierce's Ferry, Albany,
Oregon. F. WOOD.
pee.6'68HnI6tf.
A NEW STORE IN ALBANY !
B. BRENNER,
Ori0,SITI2 PAItItlMIIN BLOCK,
Would kehpectfully infoum
the cltLscns of Albany and vicinity that
ho has just returned from
SAN PltANOISOO,
WITH A
FIRST-CLASS SELECTION
or
DRY GOODS
CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
ZIATS AND CAPS,
and. In fuel, a splendid and varied assortment of
1 i:X ERA Is 31 KUCHA !V I INK.
nr MOTTO WIM. tsK :
"Clulck Hulvm una Nmall Iroflt."
I receive by every slcamcr a NEW. INVOICE OF
Persons aro respectfully requested to call and ex
amine my before purcnnsinff -lwwhere.
mar2S'GH,v232tf P. BRENNER.
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
NEW REMEDIES I NEW REMEDIES
Ir. Cibloi'rtliNif nimry.
f 41 KKARXKYKTRKKT,
NKAR COMMKHC'L,
Fan Franrico. Ktablish?d
in HjI, fur the treatment of
Hexuai and Het&inal dinemt,
such as (ijnorrhu.tt, (Jlcet, Stric
ture, Hti hiHis in all its forms, f ... i
K-wifial Wcaknccs, Impotccey, Ss') -
eWi ruin dieaes (of years
standing) and Mceratcd Leg
succossiully trcatol.
Horrible Diseases.
How many thousands of pcrsuus, both male and
fcutUe, are there who aro suffering oulatnifcrable
exitcn- ftvta the cfTocts of secret indulgence, or
from vims aborted into the system ! Look at
their pallid, emaciated arid disfigured fact an
their broken diwn cintitulioR, disqualify itg
theia for the hapt-ir.ess of marriage or the enjoy
tnetitof lif. I u this horrid situation thousands
suffer until death closes the scene. Let parcels
cuardun, friends, attend to those who are sudor
log with any of these horrible lifv-doctroviogtoal
ad c see that they aro eared fur and cured befure
it be too late, rend them immediately to Vt
Cibhon. a pbyirlao who has made pritdire
his study for years, and who is etrtaip' to cure the
mol imetsmUs eaes without mtreury orothcr in
juriuus drujf. It Is impurtant to thoso who are
atUictd. or tboio who are iitrretcd in the welfare
f their friends, Vt bo cartful of tho many pretend
1 doctor who infest ail cUics, fublUhing their
skill iu euriox all diccs in a few days, itapjiog
upon tne putiw ry using the names of cminen
physicians from Kurup and other places, lie
therefore careful, and make strict inquiry, or you
maj !sll iDl'i U.o lianas or tuose charlatans.
Seminal Weakness.
Hetniual LmUsions, the consequence of self-
abne. TbU solitary vice, or d-praved sexual in-
uuience, is pra-tisd ty tho youth of both sexe
t an alin'l uti!iait-d rxivnt, prwluciog , with un
errn certainly, the following train of inorLid
syuiptums, uukts c uballe-l by scimtiSe medical
toeasurtrs, vis : Hallow counteaanre, dark spots
uo'ler the ryes, pain in the head, ringing in the
tars, no'na ii'c the rustling of leave and rattiiog
of chari'.ts, uneasiness about the loini, weakness
of the limbs, confusd vbbn, blunted intellect,
loss of confi lcncts difiideneo io approaching stran
gers, a ill! ike to form new acquaintances, a dis
position It shun society, los of memory, beetle
flushes, pimple and various eruptions about the
face, furred tongue, fetid breath, coughs, consump
tion, night sweats, monomania and frequent in
sanity. If relief be not obtained, should apply
iramediatily, either in person or by letter, and
bare a euro effected by hi new and scientific mode
of ttealinx this disease, wbieh never fails of eflWt.
Ing a quick aud ra lical cure. Ir. O. wili jrfvc
One Hundred Dollars to any person who will prove
satisfactorily to him that ho ws cored of this
complidnt by either of the Han Francisco quacks.
MARRIED MEN
Or those who contemplate marriage, who are suf
fering under any of these fearful maladies, should
not forget the sacred responsibility resting upon
them, Dor delay to obtain immediate relief.
TO THEIsADIES.
The various complicated and distressing diseases
incident to females, treated with eminent success.
Such as oppressions, Irrigularities, Whites, fall
ing of the Womb, Tumors, all Urinary DUcascs,
Nervous debility, Painful or Difficult Menstruation,
Barrenness, etc., will be speedily cured, without
poisonous drugs, injurious or unpalatabla medi
cines of any kind. Havo no delicacy in calling,
no difference what your troubles may bo. Tho af
flicted are cordially invited to call and satisfy
themselves.
DOCTOR GIBBON is responsible, and will give
to each patient a written instrument, binding him
solf to effect a radical and permanent care, or
make no charge.
CURED AT HOME.
Persons at a distance may bo CUBED AT
HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibbon,
stating case, symptoms, length of time the disease
has continued, and have medicines promptly for
warded, free from damage and curiosity, to any
part of tho country, with full and plain directions
for use. By enclosing $15 in currency or $10 in
coin, in a registerod letter through tho post-office,
or through Wells, Fargo & Co., a rackatre of med
icine will bo forwarded by express to any part of
mo union.
Address DB. J.F. GIBBON, 618 Kearney street,
corner of Commercial, San Francisco. Post Offico
Box 252.
Consultation FREE.
rJ- Correspondents will please inform DR.
GIBBON that thoy read his advertisement in the
Democrat. feb29v3n23yl
NEW BOOK BINDERY!
112 Front St., Portland.
i (Nearly opposito MoConnick's Bookstore.)
GEORGE W. VOIXUM,
BOOn BINDER, PAPER RULER, AND
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER.
BT.ANK BOOKS MADE TO OR
DER and Rulod to any desired pattern
Newspapers, Magazines, Muslo, etc., etc., Bound
in any stylo, with neatness and dispatch.
AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES.
SrFor further information enquire at Free
land's Bookstore, Albany.
may9v3n38tf
WHEAT AND OATS WANTED !
THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL PAY TIIE
highest cash price for whpat and oats deliv
ered at their Warehouse in Albany. Also wheat
and oats
Scored ami Skipped at tne lowest Bates!
Goods of all kinds received and ' chipped from
the Wharf. MARKJJAM SON.
'. Y3n52y
WHEAT AND OATS!
100,000 Bushels of Wheat aud Oats
WANTED within the next two weeks, for which
The Xljgrhest Cash Price will be Paid,
By : J. GRADWOIIL,
San FranoipcQ Store.
THE SAM FRANCISCO STORE I
JULIUS OB1BWOIII,
ALBANY - - - OKtuwiM.
mHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD J21?0?? TIIK
JL citizens of Albany and vicinity .f"ftt now
occupies tuo
Corner of rirst and Ferry Streets.
lie intends to sell goods
AT THE LOWEST PRICE !
roa
CASH OH PltODTJCEM
I Lave constantly on hand a
VERY FINE ASSORTMENT OP
COOKING, BOX AND
Also Manufacturer of
Copper, Tin and Sheet-Iron Warf,
Which ho will sell at Han Francisco prices.
All kinds of repairing done on short notice,
and entire satisfaction warranted.
I will dispose of the
FOR COUNTRY
TINWARE
PRODUCE.
Country merchants would do well to examine
my Goods before purchasing elsewhere.
My Ktock consists, in part, as follows :
GOODS,
CLOTHING, GROCERIES
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Hardware, Crockery,
AM
A GREAT STOCK OF LADIES' FURNISHING,
EMBJtOIDKUY AND
FANCY GOODS.
XLItO
A GOOD STOCK OF THE BEST LIQUORS
Ever Ilrought to this Market !
Which he intends to sell
ONLY TOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES
JULIUS ORADWOHL.
ja22'63r4&23y3.
WILLAMETTE
IRON WORKS!
Cor&er of North Tront and E Streets
(One Block north of Conch's Wharf,)
PORTLAND, OliEGON.
HAVE FACILITIES FOR TURNING OUT
firslc!as work e'jual to any eitaLlUhment
in tho Fttc. Moufactcre
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS!
SAW AND GRIST MILLS I
QUARTZ AND MINING MACHINERY!
OT ALL Kl.lOft.
QUARTZ STAMPS, SHOES AND DIES!
Of the test American White Iron,
CASTINGS FCR AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY!
H. W. Shipley's ar.d J. C. TruUlnger's
PATENT TURBINE WATER WIICELS.
These wheels are unsurpassed for power,
simplicity of construction, da
rahilityanl cheapness.
Wrought Iron Shutter Work!
For Fire Proof buildings, at Sao.
Francisco eost and freight.
BLACKaviTHiica aso kiratais.
fTi9 !arret and best stock of patterns in the
Mate. 2o charge tut the use of them.
All orders fur Work will bo executed promptly
JOHN NATION,
Janl6v4n22yl Superintendent.
LOOK HERE!
Patronize Home Indaittry, and save Monty!
The undersigned, having opened a
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
In Albany, takes this method of informing
the pubiie that he is prepared to
MARE. CUT A.D REPAIR CLOTMXG!
OF ALL KISDS
IN TXIX3 XtATEST STYLES!
AND AT TIIE MOST REASONABLE RATESl
-r-AI.SO
Clothing Mode Water-Proof I
By a certain process, without injury to the texture
or quality of tho fabrics.
jan9,'69-v4n2ltf. R. JACOBS.
THE OLD STOVE DEPOT!
J o li n 33
DEALER IK
COOK, PARLOR AND BOX STOVES !
Of the Beit Patterns,
TIN, SHEET-IRON AND COPPER-WARE !
And tho usual assortment of furnishing goods
found In a Tin Store.
Repairs Neatly and Promptly Executed
On Reasonablo Terms.
"Short Reckonings Make Long Friends I"
PRONT-ST., ALBANY,
Next Door to D. Mansfield A Bro's Store.
Doo.5v4nl6tf JOHN BRIGGS.
10,000 BUSHELS
, OF ...
WH EAT WANT" ED !
ron WHICH THE
Highest Market Price will lie Paid in Coin,
By the firm of
CONSER & BURNETT,
who have entered into co-partnership for the pur
chase of Grain and the manufacture of Flour, at
the Jefferson Mills, Oregon. '
JACOB CONSER,
JOHN BURNETT.
Jefferson, Feb. 6, 1869 v5n27m6.
ISrOTIOE.
ALL PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
indebted to tho undersigned, will please eome
forward and settle op, as the old Books must be
Closed by the 1st of January, 1899.
Albany, Dec 10,'6S-nl7tf. A. COWAN,
v. sssdess. m. STSHirscna. J. naiscBXSB
SANDERS, STERNBERG & CO.,
DXALBRI IS
STAPLE DltlT GOODS ! t
First Street, la J. B. Monkith's Er!ck BaUdlajv
ALBANY, OIlEaON.
ir'k V' 1x1 iBfc,rmIl lh Hiiensof Linn eouaty
VHa. w(nl tiT,pnJA m. well h1.I.I .n.V f
that they ha. Wi
FANCy' ORY GOODSI
BOOTS AND SHOES
GROCERIK8 f
And fall assortment of
OENERAIs MEIltIIADISEI Mil
Which tbey will dispose
CASH OR COUNTRY PRODBC3 1
At fair living rates.
CALL AND EXAMINE CUB STOCK AND PRICES
Before purchasing elsewhere, and we
assure all that we will glre
Entire Satisfaction to Prompt Customer
ALSO
Ve hare a Branch Ifo0se. Ion esUVHsbed, at
SOUTH BROWNSVILLE!
wbcre we keep a Iarg, aai weI, ttUcUi Utk
GENERAL MERCHANDISE I
toTU'C8r4nl3tf
FOE THE FALL AND WINTER. 1865
AT
ANDREW COWAN,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER,
o
HAVR PROyiBEfcfniEJfSELVES rr sD
with a'"" f tU rCCC" 1 riM CotSn ciS:
LABGEAXDDESIBABJLE STOCK."
or
STAPLE DRY GOODS.'
WHICH CAN AND WILL BE SOLD
AT MARYELOUSLY LOW PRICES I.
roa
Clwh or Merchantable rrodae
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK ANO PRICES 1
We Have In targre quantities
ELI iC??rn vDa f CTT0NS. TICK-,
t v5.TJ.-N ADES DENIMS, SHIRT-
HAMS. JEANS, CASSI
MERES. TWEEDS, or
FOREIGN AND
OREGON
.M AXU.
FAC-
ALSO
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
FANCY DRESS GOODS!
Latest Style of Youth's and GeatUa'
AND FURNISHING GOODS
HATS, CAPS,
BOOTS AXD SHOES OF ILL USDS ASB SIZB
CARPETING, WALL-PAPER,
Paper fc Linen Blinds A Flxtnres
Wo would call especisd attention to our Etoek f
IRON AND STEEL,
AXD 6K3KKAX
WE KKL BATX IS FATI.VG IT IS
The Largest this side of Portland t
Consisting in part of
FORKS, nOES. RA'5ES, SPADES,. SCYTHES,
MILlj-SAWS, CRu?S-CUT, TYLER'S
IMPROVED PATluf T TOOTH
IIILLETT-WEBBJ
MECHANICS ANO BLACKSMITHS TOOLS Cw'.HrlETE
Butcher-Saws. Barn-Door Hangern. Roll?
and Track, Rope Chain, Hemp aad Rh
her Packing, Horse-Shoo Nails, Bolt,,
Nuts and Washers, Tbimhle and..
Wagon Boxing Iron,
Axles, Iron odi
Stoel of every
kind.
lastiagr Powder and Pas.
WE AR FAYING IN CASn the Highest Mar
ket pri6e for I! a eon, Lard and Wool.
Call and learn our prices, and then suit yourself. .
NORCROSS A CCCEN.
Alhany, May 1, 1S68 v2nltf
ALBANY BOOK-STORE!
33. A. FEEELAND,
BOOK-SELLER AND STATIOflEB,.
Albany - - Orcrjoo
RESPECTFULLY INFORMS TH PUBLIO
that he has removed froaa the old stand -
PARRISH'S BLOCK.
Where all are invited, assured that Goods in aJ
line are sold at the lowest cash prices.
COXSTAHtlT 0 BAXP J .
STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOXS,
Juvenile. Toy Gilt aai CUaCvcb
- ootn ira, xhd--
SCHOOL- BOOKS AUD STATIOniflYl
Of every kind used in the Stat.
JESS BOOKS IMPORTED TO ORDIR, at
short notice. DeelnlSly
BLANK DEEDS, of the latest and nest
approved form, for sale at this cfllce, Wasrusty
and Mortgage,
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