The state rights democrat., June 26, 1869, Image 3

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8ATURDAY....
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TO IMTliOXS- OF THIi
chat.
Notice is hereby etven that tho on half
interest of M. II. Abbott in tho accounts of
Abbott Brown, fr job printing, ndvertis
in und subscription to tho State Rights
Democrat, are Attached in my hantla for in
dividual debts of th said M. II. Abbott.
Therefore, all persons knowing themselves
in l bted to the firm of Abbott & Brown,
aro hereby warned not to pay any monies
oh ftatd accounts to nny other person than
tho undersigned. I am mado responsible
by law for these accounts and am tho only
person authorized to receive and reccirt fir
them. Any persons desiring to settlo their
accounts with said firm are requested to call
on me, at the Democrat office, where they
can receive the necessary credits on the
books and procure a receipt therefor.
All a,ents having money in their hands
belonging to Ablntt & Iirown will govern
themselves hv the above notice.
Albany, Juno 23. 1 SCO. M. V. BROWN.
Another Destructive Fire. On last
"Wednesday nicht our c ty FuflVred another
nevefo loss by fire. Altmit midnicht flames
were discoverel issuing from the inide of
the "liank Exchange" Saloon, on the corner
ttf Second and Ferry streets, owned by Wil
liam Gird, and long before our citizens were
fairly aroued the whole building,, together
xrith the barn and out-houaes on the lot,
Vfre completely envelop! in flames, and
beyond tho power of human aid to save from
destruction. The flames shortly communi
cated themselves to an adjoining building
on the east, owned by I. Mercior, and from
thence the fire extend! to the new Engine
House of Albany Firo Company No. 1, and
in a few minutes they, too. were a heap of
ruins. The Fire Company were promptly
at work with their engine, and did excellent
service as long n there was any available
water, but the wells adjoining were soon ex
hausted, and then the engine was of no
more service. This misfortune has demon
strated the necessity for the immediate mak
ing of gHd and capacious cisterns, bo that
the engine can be ucd to advantage on such
occasions. Without cisterns the Cre engine,
though ever so complete an instrument in
itself, is comparatively useless for the pur
pose for which it was purchased.
The loss of the three building, in the ag
gregate, is estimated at about $9,000. The
"Bank Exchange" and fixtures, including
two billiard tables and a large stock of liq
u r, was valued at 8,C'J0. and was Insured
in the North British Company for $5,000.
Mr. Mercier's buildings was valued at $7( 0.
The engine house wa a nice, new building,
and had ju-it been erected at great trouble
and expense both to the Company and citi
x;ns at large, and wis wurth probably, $S0O.
Thii is a great misfortune to the "boy v as
it deprives them f that which it will take
great labor and expend, besides considera
ble time to replace. From the fact that no
one slept in the saloon and that there was
no fire in the houe during the day, and al
that a person was seen slinking away from
the rear of the building a few minutes pre
vious to the discovery of toe t;re, it is evi
dent that it was the work of an incendiary.
Stabbing Affrav. 0;i last Saturday
raorn ng a difS'.-ulry ocured. between S. B.
Westcott and Anio II tward, at the ferry
landing opposite this city, resulting very se
riously to one of the combatant. It ap
pears that they are citizens of Benton coun
ty, and brothers i -law, and that there has
been ill-feeling between them fur s nic time,
originating out of gome family difficulty.
On Saturday they met at the ferry, when an
angry altercation ensued, quickly followed
by "blown; and in the struggle Weteott
drew a butcher knife frutn some part of hi
person and cut U oward three or four times,
after w'.ich Mr. Andrew Hill, who was nciir
by at the time the diEculty began, jumped
in and separated them. Howard was
brought to this cit7 and bis wound dressed
by Dr. R. C. Hill, when it was ascertained
that be had been cut badly in the right jaw
and shoulder, and that one of the stabs had
penetrated the left eye so as to destroy it.
Mr. We-teott went to Corvallts and sur
rendered himself to the authorities and, af
ter a preliminary examination Ijefore Justice
Robertson, he was discharged, it being the
opinion of the examining magistrate that he
acted in self defence.
To People At Home. Persons who come
to us for job work sometimes grumble be
cause we do not work as cheap as the job
offices in Portland and San Francisco. The
larger amount of work done in city offices
enables them to be equipped with machine
ry which a country office would not be war
rant! In obtaining, and hence their rates,
especially if -determined to to be a rat, may
run a little Tower than their country neigh
born, but it should be borne in mind that the
city office renders no particular aid in the
development of the town and county, while
the country office is a perpetual and invalua
ble local help. There is a large amount of
rnrlc which cannot be done outside of large
25ccs, bat the first duty both of business
men and county -officers is to give their home
establishments all the patronage which it
has the facilities for performing. In that
Xttij and that way alone can the country
press be sustained in a manner to reflec
Credit upon the commut-ity it represents.
Teat Celebration. The various commit
tees are diligently working to render our
celebration on next Friday a magnificent af
fair, and we feel ourselves fully warranted
In asserting that their expectations will be
more than realized. IVeJriist that the citi
zen! of our county will turn out on that oc
casion, and lend their countenances to make
the celebration one V orthy of the occasion
and our people. We learn from Foreman
Webber that it is the intention to fully test
the powers and capabilities of the Firo En
gine on the ground during tho day. There
Ss ali o a floating rumor that there will be a
parade of mysterious Ku Iiluxcs, or Loyal
Leagures, or something of the sort on the
occai ion. ' ; ; .
Pr, Roe, of Jefferson, died at his residence
on tie C2nd inst, "
Revolution i?t thk Suakkh Sbtti.ru ksts.
Ono of thoso brjwn -coated, broad-skirted, broad
brimmed individuals who bidiovo in Ana Loo,
celibacy, and tho doublo-shuQlo stylo of worship,
recently entered tho store of a somewhat facetious
drupgUt in Philadelphia' to obtain a supply of
medicines for tho community to which ho belong
ed. When he had purchased tho usual assortment
of drastic purgatives, soporifics, mineral poisuns
etc., tho proprietor of tho establishment informed
him thiit ho was in receipt of letters from tho
principal Shaker settlements In the oountry, Stat"
ing that the luh.tbitunts were abandoning their
former habits and becoming like tho rent of tho
world. Ths reverend elder smiled incredulously,
but the druggist protested on his honor that il
was a fact, and ho could not only prove it, but
show bis visitor tho means by which the revolu
tion bad boon accomplished. Thereupon ho placed
upon the counter a bottle of Plantation totters.
The saint didn't sco it, but when the man of
dru explained to him that tho great vegetable
tonio was curing aj;uo and fever in every malari
ous district, it dawned through his hair, that,
medicinally speaking, it wa annihilating Shaker
hum,
"BEACTirrLLY Less." Last Summer our
milliners manufactured their bonnets out of
u cabbage leaf trimmed with three red pep
per and a dried cherry, and fastened on
with a horpo hair ; but wo observed a lady
in church hut Sabbath wearing a bonnet
composed of three highs and a bit of pink
colored fog, and fastened to her cars with
clouded zephers. Mrs. S. C. Smith and
Mrs. A. J. Dunniwnv, fashionable milliner's
of this city, both have them for salo at their
establishments.
FurM the Coast. Last Saturday Judge
Haley and family, of Peoria, and tt. 1 Settle-
mier and wife, of this city, returned from a
trip to the mouth of Salmon River. They
state that the uir is very chilly and the wa
ter altogether too cIJ for bathing purposes.
Tliere ;t re gMkl camping places, and gruM
in abundance and of luxuriant growth. A
large number of pleasure-seekers were al
ready there, and they met on their return
about fifty teams going over. Salmon river
bids fair to bo a popular reort this season.
Plgjlistic. Our folk arc decidedly on
the rue!e hcrcalouN recently. On last
Sunday morning a couple of our citizen
tmk n little recreation in that line in Joe.
Webber barlxr hop,'for the amusement
of Mr. W's customers while thev were w ait
ing their "turns for tonnorial services ;
for which little luxury they (the fig!itb.
not the customer) walked up to the ilccrd
er's office on Monday and plunked down
their "little Johnny greenbacks." Sich is
lire! "
Hetirxeo. We last week inalvcrtentlv
omitted to mention the return of Mrs. R.
Cheadle, from Sa:i Francisco, where he ban
been spending t-everul mouths for the bene
fit of her health. She brought back with
tier a Hoc iuuece of the lutc.-t Myles of drcs
and fancy gn.ds, together with a large
ano-uut of Mtb:antial merchandise all id
which may be seen and procuitd ut the
"Cah Store. Call early.
Ixjcatii. We regret to learn that the
continual L'.t weather ha considerably
damaged the wh.-at en p of thi cu-ty.
This is a great di-appointmeut to our f;r
mere, who anticipated a much larger crop
than ever before. Considerable -f the
wheat is heading out and ripening wiihuu:
arriving at maturity and fullness necessary
u render the crop c n: Icte.
LxjzwtD. br. O. P. S. Piummcr, Su-
pcr"intendcnt of the California and Oregon"
Telegraph 1 i.c, has bud his beat extend
ed from Portland, Oregon, t Marysvi'lc,
Cal. We are glad to see that the Doctor's
valuable services arc so highly appreciated
by his employers, and we arc patisficJ that
the public will feel gratified in his promo
tion. JtsT Received. Mers. P. C. IIarpr
A Co. yesterday received a fresh invoice of
goods from San Francisco, among which we
noticed some of the finest cashmere and
woolen shawls that we have ever observed
in this market. Their summer dress good
are also of he latest and most apjrovcd
styles in the market. Call and see them.
Focxd. On last Sunday, on Oak creek,
about 5 miles from Albany, one valise con
taining a dark colored belt with a buckle,
supposed to be gold, alo a couple pair scis
sors, comb, etc. Any person calling on
Sylvester Cannon, and proving property and
paying costs of this notice, can havo the
ame.
Picture. We have een some specimens
of work performed by Mr. Strykcr, artist at
Coryallis, and can safely say that they dis
play artistic taste and talent of tho highest
order. lie must cither be a superior work,
man, or else he is in poscsion of the very
best chemicals and apparatus.
New Goods. Messrs. A. Cowan & Co.
have just received a fresh invoice of -Dry
Goods, Groceries, and Hardware. These
gentlemen always keep their stock fresh and
complete, so that their customers can rely
upon finding whatever they want at any
time.
Cherries. On Thurwday morning Mr.
C. T- Finlayson deposited on our table a
couple of magnificent clusters of cherries, of
the Royal Ann variety, for which all hands
attested their appreciation by "going for
'em" without a dissenting voice. Thanks.
School Flxd. We arc authorized to
tate that the School Fund for Linn County
is now in the hands of our County Treasur
er, Capt. Shield, and that he is ready to
receive payments of interest and principal
fiom those who are indebted to the Fund.
Religious. We are requested, to announce
that Rev. Wistar Morris, Bishop of the
Protestant Episcopal Church for the District
of Oregon, will preach in the Congregation
al Chapel in this city on nest Tuesday even
ing. A New Thing. If you want a cool and
refreshing draught of "patent lemonade,"
go to Fred. Hill's Drug Storo and buy ft box
of his magic preparation t for that purpose.
He's got it.
Pictures. If you want a No. 1 picture of
the most improved style of the art, from locket to
life size, call at Stryker's Gallery, at Corvallis.
Satisfaction guaranteed. jun26m3.
We acknowledge a frienly call from Judge
Peebles of Marion County,
That Corvallis Post OrrtcE. Up to
Tuesday last, tho last week's packago of tho
Democrat had not reached nubscribcrs at
Corvallis, or at all events subscribers had
not received their papers. Tho packago was
put in tho post ofiico here on Saturday und
should havo been and undoubtedly was in
tho Corvallis office that night. As this is
not tho first time that uch a thing has oc
curred, wo should liko to know what became
of this missing package. Wo hopo the now
postal agent, Mr. Underwood, when ho next
goes through Corvallis will take a look into
that oflico and see what disposition is mnde
of papers coming there. A lazy or a euro
less postmaster is one of tho severest inflie
lions that any community can eufior. Cor
vallis is only 10 miles distant und thero in
nopostoOico intervening and nothing but
the most inexcusable misconduct deprives
our Corvallis subscribers of thcir,pnpcr.
Cistkkns. The Knginodid very much in nr,
renting the Era Wednesday night. It could havo
done much moro if sufuuiuitt water could have
bein had. The best well in tho city will not an
swer such an emergen y to exc-cd ten minutes.
Tho city uecds cisterns. Three cUttrns properly
distributed will jjivo property holders undbuMtics"
men a security tbat they cannot other wire p. such.
These cistern can be built of wol taily and
cheaply on a plan similar to that adopted by Fa
Icm. They arc, m-xt to the engine, indUpensabte
to any rca-ijabl! provision againn f.re. A well
organized Fir? Company with a gooj engine may
a-eoiupHo'j wonders iu arresting tha progrcts of a
fire. Tho eoj-Jutt of our own company, to whom
1,)0 much j rss, be given, a:tcls this, tut
what can a Company and an et ino aceomplUh
without water. The wells at Uat, ore an utKH-r-tain
reliance, and when llo-y become exhausted
the Company must rnduro tho chagrin of becom
ing helpless lookers on at tho destruction of prop
erty that thv-y are unable t su e.
Motu: Steam uoats.- The first meeting of
the Stockholders in the Willamette Freight
ing Co. was held at Monroe, in llenton Co.,
o:i the 2lst inst. Thero was a very large
attendance, nearlv all of the St"ekholdcr
being prci-ent. The f dlowing Directors were
elected: (men 1$. Smith, J. Klwnids, C.
Ii:eard, Mnj. J Ilru. e, Dr. IS. U. Hid lie,
O. C. Swain aod Wm. (larlinghouie. The
Director will hold their Grt meeting nt the
above named place on Saturday tho Cth
to-day. The Compnny purpose ha ing twi
bmt ready for carrying freight by the lt
of Xovernber, and expect to connect with the
Oregon Central IUi!ral, at Hock Island,
curly in the winter.
Hoke Again. Lnt Saturday Messrs. A.
Cowan, A. Jlaeklcman, Joseph Nixon, S.
Althouse and others returned home from
the expedition of viewing the extension of
the Cacado Mountain Wagon ll a 1, and
they report ihnt they have found a feasi
ble route and that the roa 1 will bo survey
ed thrt-ugh to the Malheur in a sb rt time.
We abo learn that they fottud a large and
spacious valley, ucept:b! f cultivation,
aumev.d.crc near Malheur I.aVe.
A Nt IsvrMios. JltM,-. Itac','.! and Kllltis
bare a rnrioutiy c nffin-d pulk-y,tS.e irinii-n
a Mr. Coto.n. f tli e .ujoy. The pulley I so
constructed ikst its iliaui iway tc jrnrnastd or
U-cnvd 1j Sail c ir '-utnttar-.ee. Tbs inrt-ntion
situp'e ytt rry ineBiu, nel may become of
rcat utiUfy ia the c.ttruft'on of driving w?tl.
drums, pu'.cys, tli. Tfca getth men naaid wU
forward t!;c n,o J I t Was'ingtoa fr the nt
of obtaining m pat nt.
Acknow xu.x.x.sti. Thanks to Mrs. 11.
Chea lie arnl her fair daughters for favors of a
delieiou ly a!ataMc nature during the pres
ent week.
A CARD.
ns. Dk.s'kiut : I tik.-thl method .f return
ing uiy thanks t tho F.r Company and c unttn
of Aioany lur their itble exertion in saving ray
pr-ip.rtv frtoa dt; troeit a dur ; tbti tluie the Cre
was raffing n V'fcdnetlay night latt. 1 stall ever
rcfiu'uil'cr tlicit diutcr-?tcl labors in toy bet.aif
on that ocv-astwn with fc!oig the f!et-pet
gratitude. JL'LI I ft i HALiW 0 II L.
Albaoy, Juno 21, MC'J.
A CARD.
Eft. Iko.H4T : To tie rllizens of Albany
Fire Ccttipai.y No. 1, and tsp. cialty Mr. S. ft.
Markbai:), I Under toy r.i'rl biari.'t;t thanks fur
the fjithful and enerett m-mocr ia whkU they
labored t j rt-ct uy pri.triy at the Cre n the
evening of ihv- 2Zri inst. V. It. CANNON.
Albany, Jnoe 2i, ISu'J.
1'IUIIIIS ., i .
ALBANY IKIC'i:S C'LJItUKNT.
COUBECTEU WEEK LY UY i. CKADWOIll..
ALBsr. Jnne 28, 1C3.
The f jHowiij aro the prices aii for Prolee,
and the prices at which other articles are selling
in this loarket :
Wheat white, per buTael, 50 eti.
Oats j.er bushel, '.'.QOuZb t.tt.
Potatoes per hus'oel,40(0
Ostions per Lushel, $i 2;.
Floor per bbl, tl S CO
Hotter per pound, 25 cts.
Kjrgs per dozen, 2b cts.
Chicker.s per dozen, $2 10(? 00.
Peaches lrbd, per pound, 16g,20 :l$.
Pork per pound, 5(j5J cts.
Deef on foot, A(t,f eta.
Mutton, rr pound, 10 cents.
Soap per pound, 5($5! cts.
Fait bos Angclos, per pound, 2 cts.
Heary (jolden Syrup per keg, f j 2a.
Kxtta Heavy lioldcn Svrup per kejr, tC CO.
Tea Young Hvson, per pound, $1 00
" Dlack, 76(3; $t 00.
" Japan, $1 25.
Sugar crusheil, per pound, 1S20 cts.
" Inland. 12rlb
" Sea H cts.
Coffee per pound, 2025 cts.
Nails cut, per pound, cts.
White Lead pure, per keg, $i 004 25.
I.ingeed Oil Wiled, per gallon, $ I 62J1 75.
Turpentine per gallon, 1 1 251 6()
Domestic browu, 16 J cts.
Hickory strincd, per yard, 1C25 cts.
Hod Ticking per yard, 2 5 ft, 60 cts.
lilue Drilling per yard, 20(25 ets. '
Flannels per yard, 60C2J cts.
Prints fast colors, per yard, 12J e.
Kiflo Powder, per pound. 75(5;$l 00.
Candles best, per pound, 20f$33 cts.
Rice China, per pound, 12(3)1(5 cts.
Tobacco per pound, $1 00$1 25.
. Salaerntus per pound, 1 CJ cts.
Dried Plums per bound, 12J15c,
Dried Apploa per li ?7c,
Currants per !h,
Bacon Hams, per lb, 12 J 13o,
" Fides, per lb, 10c,
Shoulders, per ft), Co."
Lard per lb, in cans, Ho. Id kegs 12 e,
French Brandy per gab, $10 00$12 00 -.....
Holland Gin per gal., $5 60
American Brandy per gab, $5 00
Jamaica Itumrper gal., $8 00
Tar $1 25 per gallon.
Beans-per lb., 58c,
Dovoes' Kerosene Oil, 75c$l 00 per gal.
Cooking Stoves No.' 7. $30 00 ; No, 8, $35 00 :
No. 9, $10 oo, . :
PORTIiANO UIAUKET PRICES.
FROM EVEBDINO k BEBEE.
Flour $3 50 3 75.
Wheat Dull, at 63 65c per bushel,
Oats Dull, at 4045o per bushel. ' v.
'Eggs 262Sc per doz.
Putter la Brino, 27a30c per lb.
Dried Apples Dull, at 7a7ic per tt.
Lard In tin cans, 15al6c; iu kegs, 14c,
Bacon Sidea, HJal2c por lb.
Hams dull, atl2a!14c per lb,
HOSTJiTTKU'S MITERS,
Ri:ai, think, and dix iii:.
Tho simple therapeutics of the patriarchal
era, when herbs glri n "for the healing of tho na
tions" wero the only medicines In use, find little
favor with the tnodleat profession of tho present
day. Yet at that curly period of tho world's his
tory tho ordinnry term of human life was nt least
eight times longer than It is now. It Is, therefore,
manifest that tho stiuulna of innri has seriously
dceined in the lapse of iiges.
It Is a significant fuctthut, during this progress
of human degeneration und decay, on Immenre
number of 'powerful poisons havo been Introduced
liiie tho medical repertoire, while the mild, veget
nblo ytm of treatment, cxeluslrely practiced
when tho world was young, has he-en" In a great
uteaMiro abandoned by tho medical profession.
This Is a eurlnus colcidniee, uud it auggvsta the
poibility of a direct eotmsctivn between tho
pbysleal deterioration of tho rpceiea and th
wholesale adininistrarlon of deadly mineral and
othe- drugs. It may well be doubted whether the
mineral sal a audtxydes, und the no less dungcr
ous alkaloids, whleh ehomistry has added to the
pliarmacopiea, have not destroyed more thun all
the diseases they have been prescribed to cure.
One thing, at least, is certain, tU : That tho ar
ers;;e term of bum mi existence has been fearfully
shortened sinee the days when tho vegetable
kingdom wes the on'y medical dbptnsary known
to mankind.
The truth is and t-nb1a p-ople are Leo-inhig
nore alive to it every day lit at tha world h over
doet jltd. The principal of to' dii-ati'iii are sim
ple, but they have bseit so befogged by tcehnieali
tks, so niyvtlfle'l by pr-f :sm03J verbiage, that
itio-balf the eommutiiiy faney they ran neither
be interpreted nor appheJ erpt by ptrsott who
hate been taulit lo ttot!e the liriug truths of
seknre iu tho dead lauuuacs. It Is not lo the
intvrcs'. of "the Faeulty" that the theory attd
practice of medicine should be shiipllf.ed and p
ubitUed, and, thiieforc, the uble ei.iee'tve but
little light on tho subject f rom that o,u ter.
l.o prevent rriitto it otta of the gral ends tf
Civil Ium, uod t I'fuu.l dittue cbti-.tli i one ot
the graod bjeet of iu ili ai 1 Dcktiee. Il is bel
ter Ij protect than to euro, and louvh eivr. Vital
potter Is the natural atitnoout ol alt the it.flu
cncis that lotHtate a iaind beaUh-w Uelher they
elt iu iho air no btcuthe, Ut Ihv water we drink,
1st the objects till!) which w tout? in contact, or
in our J nt. Without a xunhlvtK--y t f lhl tec'st
out 1 1 mtij ! tl.i re raii I.c tto rdiionable l;vn of
ectapiog prwaiiinjj rpid-tue tr tf tij'yio,
evtn itt.dtr the most fi.virab!e ?.teroal rtreuw
flai.ei. ait iu.muniiy vn eit i iir ud pant.
Tb'i fjet I tii. itblifcbed, the ticlt qOi'ftiolt is
lww l;aii a cLCc!' .i v iu jhjfUul uu l eocrtitu
tii tal ir be npjlil ? Itxttuctvd by tS e tx
pvrUueet'f twenty j ur. tt ! tt4(t el by the
tctitny f lb ua;)-! i ,f Ir.-ln i ualt of both -xs.
hilmg tft.tti all p.ir's tif the world, we r-f !y il at
1I stctier's Ftoaiat U l;.titr ij the ot.!y funiklnv
that rfttt b fully t nrd ti a a protective and pre
vt;taiirc tuic and sltt t:ire io ail li:oot. $ and
ut.dcr alt rotiflr.grbcUa. With a syottrn tttcn'h
ened or. J Utu&e.l l y the use of the lu irt-ratc, t,
one !.o rotaio-u rudct.re nerd f.ar lb j i brooSJ,t V War d:rrily mj., the p w brattt
tCett of tii4l;.tU. It i the btt ta'rosrd ttaiott ! u,l, ;.d f t! csrriejt; brr9tte it is strong
ittfiition and tonta-ho t i ns ul knw. t'I dttlde. stU c--t lU t,4 w..tk Uin
prudurct ap utile; it j r'ju:U diotttJit ; it prc
viuU cvtitij.-lkt ; it tctitatcs l?ie Cow bile; it
tfnrijjlUns tbi turrc; it ptirif. t the ttoimal Coil; ! rid in Pt iwinjr. n t bavin to matte tbc
it l. it. . I . t ,i i; .t . t ' bej''ary -lstt-e in tt-iacbinrry ; and thesfftt
It cKnt lite lta,tn ; tr.4 tUeViktriv of it lavj.i, , ' , , . . ,. , , ,
. , i a'.tj lvrl, t"t tbrw:ns tl.e dnvtr forward r
itoal prt-ptrziis b.r-a porv-onf.unt'e ;;BioU;it.!j,itW3, , ,,tbtr Pi... Pctnr work and
thtir ioCucoc.- i rxieo t t every p'Jttioti of the ' nt'r -f It ran bo ac?oinp!)h"J by tie uc of this
vttm. Jr al. ht'!;c ktisttulitiiU, lhou$;b adutta
Jsti rtd lar-ily in toe !t-al j'rar'.U'f, are titt lit tbitn.
4vt md.t it.c; lasth-y j r.vdo tho b'.le ur
gat.Ual ou inrc couitly ant swiftly than any.
thtb tl.v lb:.t eau le gtv-n. Th-y etc aielt'y
t -loi t.p ty the ab il i.t. end iht-re b -t a
fiUr of lit tody bttwtrtj the crun f the bael
an 1 tl r.J j ,f f ,-t bith is xctt!p!cd from
lh ;r It (lif t:e. Hvnce a :t'il"U' tt.utolant t ihe
l 5 tucd.uot fr ctivcylti t ull the organs atd
to.i:ibvr of a Lpbfi r 5irdrcd sysi-m lb
roctt w hereby that ylt to t ,e rrcrui! ! attd
rroU'ed. It Is f.r fb!j purple thai the alridtulio
clt-tnu.t ii ttcd in l!. prpar8llon of Iloltlter's
Stomach ir.ttc-rs. It i tio-p'.r tie irsstrueuetit tr
vtbirle by which ths- tttrdieinal virtuce of tb prrp-
nt ul'itt ar carried in ll.vir objective oit:ts and
rendered live.
The j;rcat objectio-n lo ordhirrj totjicf, with an
alcoholic bails i, tbat t!;e sp'.titU'el is Impure.'
The rbnrge is tro, aad be tlJi-otim to them
founded on this cause are r.'.tiunal and jot. Tb?
n ti u of adulterated li-jnt-r cttnt rntts tha eCect
of nny Mir, alive vtgrtablc joics or cxtructs with
whi'-lt they are combine I, nod hnee tbe wore
than ttstlcssrttsi of the toitie tinfiurtt. babilaally
pirx-ribtd by pby.riani. They are all, without
exception, made of infir'or akcbul, and seven,
eights of them arc positively d.!pt rioos. '' Uos tet
ter's Bitters are entirely cue mf t from this serious
drawhnck. Ihe dtCuaiblc rtimulcnt employed in
their prcpnralivu is rye fpitiu absolutely pnre. Il
is rcrtiSed an I t-:cd until it is f mad to be utterly
free rrom volatile oil, or nny ether unwholesome
ingredient, und it is believed that there is no other
proprietary medicine In existence wLkh is manu
factured with such conscientious care, with rtgard
to all Sis components, as llosuttir's Iiilicrs. Muft
tallies are powerful excitants, but this preparation
is not au excitant at nil. On the contrary, it
soothec and calm the nervis, and is a delightful
anodyne as well as an t:ncqt:alcd stomachic and
alterative.
It is almost unnecessary to cn.ll the attention of
dyspeptics to a medicine which is everywhere re
recognized as tbe standard spL-eifie for Indigestion
In every town in the United States whivh contains
a drug store or a store In which drugs aro sold, it
is bnown as a remedy for stomach complaints of
every class, from simple flatulency up to the most
obstinate chronic torpidity of that most important
organ. Its anti-billious properties are also uni
versally understood and appreciated, and ia the
West and South-west the old " Ague cures " have
been generally abandoned, nnd this real chola
goguc which actually breaks up intermittent
fevers within a vm-k after tbe first doso has been
taken adopted in their stead. In tho intermit
tent fuvtrs, so common in malarious districts dur
ing the fall of the year, it bus proved equally cf
fiencious. and it inny bo truly said that it com
bint s in an equal decree the qualities of a restora
tive and a preventative.
It is not alleged that HostetttVs IMHers are an
infalliablopanaeea for all w'Jl;',y ills. There never
was such a wonder, and there never will be. But
tbat the tCnie is tho most efllcaclous and purest in
use; that it is tho boat existing safeguard cgftinst
t'ne miasma that gencartcs cpidcinie .fevers and
bowl complaints ; that is a genuine remedy for
dyspepsia, billiousncss, and indigestion, in all
their forms, and that its popularity (as attested by
its sales and the testimonials in its favor from all
parts of the Western Hemisphere) exceed that of
any other proprietary medicine on this side of the
Atlantic, are palpable facts whicli cannot be
Ignored, ; 'r ' .- - I : " ; .' '
PREPAItED AND SOLD BY
, f
Jterliiigton, Hostetter &
- piTTSTJURGf FEkN.
Co.,
For sale by Druggists, Grocers abi store keep
ers throughout the world.' V
tlcdinston Hostetter & Co.,-
Agents for tho Paciflo Coast,
416 and 418 Front street, I '
Sas Fkaxcisco, Cai.
jan0,'r)9.T4n21-chns m, , ji?Hi ,
AD V K ItTIS K M V) N TS.
P. C. HARPER,
DKALKfl'fW
GENEIIAL MERCHANDISE!
rillBT STIIKKT, A LB ANY, OREGON.
Oj'ioHi'le It. C. Hilt d- Son' t Dm 'j Store.)
WOULD IlKSPECTiaJLLY CALL ATT EN -llou
to bis stock of goods, consisting, in
part, as follows s A good assortment of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS!
a t'CH AS
PJUNTfi,
DKLAINTIS,
POPLINS,
310 HAIR,
KMPP.ESS CLOTH.
Also a complete afsortmctit of
VV.KHH Tit IM MI NOB.
READY MADE CLOTHING!
dent's Purni -liltig (loods, Boots, Shoes, And
Hals of the Latent Ktylc and best
quality. A good assortment of
ShootingsBleached and Unbleached.
Hickory Htripes, Denlins. I-'iench Cottonad' S,
il.avy C;s -'uiit res and riat.ttels, Tobaeo
wtii t'iars, Wood and Vi!bw
V;ire. Ktfle and Blast
n Pi.w Jer,
IIAEDWAEE, CUTLEEY AND HAILS J
Crockery and (luMHitre.
Iu fact, almost every thirty ully ktj-t iu a re
tail tor", which
HE OFFERS AT VEUY LOW RATES !
Either fur C'uh ur Jfrrehii.itnlU t'roduet !
Those who want bareains will call at the old Hand
formerly occupied by J. Levy, one
door west of Join CVnn-r's.
Myt5v4a:.Mv. p. CJ1I A ItPLI'..
FARMERS CAN RIDE AND PLOW !
for sReriiixa ote, os tiik
Miitiofa turc 1 an l lull for the very
low t'iiii:K or5 iri &Tr!
The 'iipr ily ft'td praftliabil'ily t.f this fccw
Plow r.Huicrti 1 it f,tv-r-bjy to thos-m r't'i-
of evtry farmer. Il p ... t a drcid'-d soptrior
ity over t!J otb r I J ttnvt in up. The whteU
ore f,ur fs-t i:i dtamHvr td ron s-n the onplowc)
1aoJ. It utiiri-C'titrai'tit.n i tit n way eio.
f ltcatc I. The Pbw i tanns: iu every tnanncr
with und t-!,oire -!y two Ifvcr ti be t.t-d
in titakiog any Hrs)i'jti. T5'o superiotity f the
"ilny" Plow will le clearly bow by the fallow,
in? rtt'fiate :
We te ttodt rfintd, -Iti .j of Lion co!.riy,
rrti. bs:dif pttr'-bd and u!d opn or
r,ttns tlto"!AY" PLOW, b.rrby nti'.fv thnt the
ui? Is.is jrivtrs entire fdtifi-ti!t. It faciiiSf
f.r djatloj; to at.it L; dej tit 4 tuc furrw wHtt-
j t tiiovioz frt the tai. U sinti!e and t-ay
i Wtr liL the- f!iw for it ,tratt"!i( i.r-riis iK.nfn
The ahls ruitnin rp.tt ti e .!'1 Un 1 i an ad-
vaotajeovtr tbrr tiaoj; Plows in stritlrti .3
P! w than bv bao !
We takv p!par !r r fiwiEfn Jin tbe '.AY"
PLOW to aor brother turner a ni' having no
uf trir in Or5'-a. J. S. P.LflJt.
May 20, A. S. I.OOXF.Y.
W. li. flttLTTI.irn,
W. P. KXIIOM,
I!, W. PIKK.
IlENP.YIAriI)OX.
Tbe "HAY" PLOW U mannfaettird by
II. diouldtttg. Portland Mat-bine f-bop. Alltrdsrr
wiil be prMtupl'y attended ti by addres-vin?
C. I". CA7
Msv 2? 'Mvlntnyl. p' rtt'an t. On.
J. DAHKO T7S & CO and JKO. DRIGCS,
arc authorized Agents fr Linn and Pv-ui;n
roo titles.
r. W. !!.
A. CAf-OTHtUS.
P. W. SPINK a CO.,
(stitKisor. to . w. ?;.)
DEALERS IN
STOVES!
S.
Tin, SSceMron mi Copjorware!
On First, between Washington tnd Ferry Streets,
ALKAXY, OUKUOX.
X HK undersigtsed wculd repect fully tttferm the
sublic ginerally that tbey are cutablubcd at the
old stand of M. W. Mack, and havo on band a
largo stock, and are continually receiving heavy
invoices of goods wbteh we propose to .till. We
havo now vtt baud a very large assortment of tbe
most favorite
COOKING STOVES !
among which mnr be f uad tho
DUCK,
IIKXRYCLAY,
K V It E K A .
XEW NATION,
Iil CKKVE STATE, w
1IAUVE.ST QUEEN",
PRIDE or AMERICA,
Ac, Ac, Ac, Ac
Our stock of
PARLOR, HALL AND BOX STOVES,
is now and will be kept very complete, and cm
brace many of tho most leatitiful patterns.
Al.-o a luigo slock of
Oretiv, Iron Kellhs, Iron Tta-Kctlhs, &ul
Jroii-n, Jirass ami Enameled Ktttlesi
Fire Dotjs, Shovels ami Tangs,
Wupple Irons, tl'c, tic.
Of Planished and Japancd iods co have a good
assortment. We Iruve, for furmers, ,
Matt. Ellis' Farmers' Boilers!
And a very largo assortment ef Force
, and Lift Pumps, and
COWAN'S PITCHER PUMPS I
OtR STOCK or
T 1 1ST W jL B ,
will always be. found most complete, embracing
evcrylbing wanted by housekeepers and oth
, crs, aud will bo found of a superior
quality, as wo manufacture
- nono other than the
best brands of -
TIN PLATE!
And we WARRANT our ware not to leak t
REPAIRING
will receive prompt attention, and will be executed
in a neat nnd workman-like manner.
Those who are wanting goods in our line will rind
it vastly to their advantago to give us a call
before purchasing elsewhere, as our facil.
itioa for buying and manufacturing
enable us to give customers
a largo percentage in
, quality and prices. " '
DcttlcrH will bo supplied at tho lowest possi--,
ble rates, and goods paoked and.
' ' shipped with dispatch.
: Doc5'68v4nl0tf. P. W.SPINK & CO.
A Dili I N 1ST II ATO It'S NOT ICE.
TfVTOTICE IS HEREBY - GIVEN TIIAT I,
J3 the undersigned, havo been appointed byuthe
County Court of Linn county State of Oregon,
Administrator, with the will annexed, of tlio es
tate of Elizabeth A. Snodgrass, deceased. ;
All persons having claims against said estate
aro hereby requested to present them, with proper
vouchers, to the undersigned, at his residence, at
Ilarrisburg, Linn county, Oregon; within Bix
months from tbe date hereof.
Dated June 7, 1869. J. C. BNODORASS,
vln!3wl. . Adm'r,
A VH K It T 1 H E M ; NTS.
" CHANGE GF BASE I"
BliAIW- & young;1
aldaijy, ... - cncccn,
Having hough titll tho Merchimdise of J. Barrowf
L Co., will eontiiuio Ihe business. And
wo invito all lo fjve tis a call.
Wo will be constantly
receiving
GOODS DIRECT FROM SAN FRANCISCO,
ASf VniU Y.V.V.V A
GENERAL ASSORTMENT
Of
3D G O O D SI
GROCFFIIES,
II A It I) W A It JL3 ,
CROCEERY, &.c.
Wb' WILL OlTEIt INIiUCKMKXTH TO ALL
A
LL PKRSOXS OWI.Vrt THE FIItM OF
J J. I'arrows & Co., will pteaso rail end sottle.
Kttiser iio-iiibcr of tho firei U authorized lo settle
anv aeeoout of the CtnpitJiy.
March C, InG-r U.2'Ji!.
J. BAIillOWH A CO.
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID
QUICK CUP.i:S ANIi JIOIjEUATI: CIIAIUii:
Die. w. h. iMiir::rrY
PRIVATE MEDICAL ANO SURGICAL INSTITUTE !
FatrarnctiU Flrft, b.low Mootoiaery, opro
si:e Paciii; M til Hlezw.ihip Cotc
p.oy's OS?3'--, Private entrance
on Jt.-M'sdorS ttrttt,
fc'so I'riiMciJco.
Etlahlinted csprntity to ojfvrd lit ajjiiit'd i:id
Uud tcifftijlc tutdlritl 11 Id in tht; trtlltnir.nl
and mrt iifull I't itatr and Vhrun
ie Jtiiftsu , tif Setrc
t tf find all Sc-rual
Jjiirdi m.
TO THK AI-FZ.ICTi;i.
IL W. K. iJOXIKI'.TYltETl'RXS JIM SIX-
c-r-j tLat.ks tt bis niot'.r;us a'.knu for
ineir pa!r na-c, anj would tafce lb opportunity
to remind them that he chiUj.ucj I consult at bis
locl'ttote for lb; cur" of ebronic dueaej of the
Lung. Liver, Kdr-y", Ititiiiva and (Irrwt-Uri-nary
Organs, tiod ait j riv,-,ti Uieta?e., 'u. fc'ypb
ia all it V: u: acd !age. Koninal Weakness,
aud all th b'-rri I e nM--4Ucf . of stlf-abuc. Utn-orrb't-.i.
Ulrtl, Mrkiorc. Xocturnal and lnurnal
rici't l- n. i"TXnal lc!.i!ity, Iliars of the Hack
and Loin, IoCatot,;.ti'n of tbe liladdcr and Kid-nt-yi.ttc,
ttc., and be b"j-cs tbat but Kug reri
et.'ce and u---!rfut practice wiil ciutiouc to toore
bim a rbaru of public patronage. Py lb-? practice
cf ui&ny yar in Kuripe and ths United States.
j be t rnbb:d to sj piy tie ts. ..t cCh kiit and suc-
ci-snii'l r;nci.cs agats.H u-ca-t- i aii ktuua. Jlc
ucji no ucrc-ry, charges moderate, tr-ai bis pa
tittit in a corr.-it and buuorabla m;, and ba.
tcf.-icurt-i t t unqucllonahl? Vttaity fro&j men
of Ittiisu rtsfnectal --ib'y and hih standing in Soci
tiy. AH atlf cotiittif;g bira by Kttr orotber
ttlre. will teci.ivc the L-tt t-fci gtiill trcaimi-st,
aud saiplici: mr.-y.
To Females.
V."bcn a female is ia trouble, or sfSst-tf d with
dircae, u weakness f the back and limbs, pain
in the bead" dim ! of eiht, los of muscular
pwcr, papirati of tbe fccort. irritability, ncr
vur.ce. cxtrctste urinary diHii-ultk-s, dcrangc
tocnt of d".;f.live fenrtions, genert I debility, va
giniiis, til d: a-es ot lis wou.b, hysteria, sterili
ty, and all other ! sf peculiar to frmale.; she
sbyttld tr r write at one? ! th celebrated female
d'jrtur, W. K. l'.'btrty. ut bi Medical Iiititate,
and consult fiira atwut ber t.-onblcs and diseae.
Tbe ltcior i. t renting tanr? cure s than any other
t bvelcian in the ?tate tf Ca'if m'sa. 1 t no falpe
Doberty's Medical lustitut-, and they wi'l receive
every possible rclif and heln. The Dietor's e.,Ti
cts ar? to Brrar?r-d that be can be coas oltcd with
out ftar of observation.
To C'orr(ionXrtttN
Patients residing in any part of thsb'tito, how
ever di"t.it,t, who may dwirw the opinion and ad
vicc f Dr. Dobeity in their rcjHi.tive c.s. s, and
wbo think proper t eiibt.it a written statement of
such, in preference to holding a personal interview,
nro respectfully tuxurcd taattbcircommunicaUons
w ill be held most sacred and ennfidenti.il.
If tbe rase be fully and candidly described, per
sona! communication will be unnecessary, as in
structions frdkt. regimen, and tbe general treat
ment of the case (including the remedies), will be
forwarded without delay, and in such a manner as
to convey no idea of the purport of the letter or
pr-rcel so transmitte 1. Vi Exultation by Kttcr or
otherwise, kkee. Permanent euro jrtiarantecd or
no pay. Addcs, W. K. DOUEKTY, M. D..
fan Francisco, California.
fipcrmntorrhopa.
Dn. DoitKntv basjust published an important
pamplct embodying his own views and experiences
in relttion to Impotence or Virility, being a short
treatise on Spermatorrhoea or Seminal Weakness,
Nervous and Physical Debility con?erjucnt on this
alToction, and other diaes of tbe Hesual Organs.
This little work contains information of the ut
most value to all.-whether married or single, and
will be ecnt FREE by mail on receipt of tlx cants
in postage ttanips for return postage.
Addres. W.. K. DOIIEItTY, M. D.,
v3n3Stf t?an Francisco, Cal.
MRS. DUNNIWAY
T
1AKES PLEASURE IX INFORMING HER
numerous patrons that she has on band, and
is in regular receipt of tho
LATEST AND CHOICEST STILES OF GOODS
IX THE
lIILLIiXKflY .fsIJVK!
IlEMEIBER, LADIES!
If you purelias;)
TEN DOLLARS' WORTH
of Fall Millinery you will be entitled to the ;
"DEFOREST MAGAZINE !vv
for 1SG0, as a premium on the purchase 1
DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING
in all their branches !
ELEACHING AND PRESSING
in tho latest and best manner !
GOODS CHEAP AND PATIENCE INEXHAUSTIBLE !
Corner Main and Broad-Albin Streets,
ALBANY, OREGON.
November 21, 1SCS v4nl4tf
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL,
(FORMERLY ARIUGOXI'S,)
PORTLAND, - " - OREGON.
milE UNDERSIONED RESPECTFULLY
I announeo that having purchased this widoly
known and well kept hotel, they are now prcparod
to offer superior aceommodatioa to the trareling
public at
Greatly : Reduced Prices.
This Hotel ia located nearest tho Steamboat
landing. ' - -
2SS-lhQ Hotel Coach will be in attendance to
oonrey passengers to and from-the ilouao free of
charge.
W. II. SEWALL,
May 22 '63 40tf J. B. SPRENGER.
dclieacv prevent you. l ot apt Iv immediately and 1 ' v "-". i"-'" "...
save v.:rlf fr,:n rit.ful sJuVrins and piema-1 !or l ccc'Mf,.B S1? fr T
laredtb. A-.l Mirrk-l LadXs wb,.,e delicate "l010' .''ed letter, through the Port-
U-tltU er other etretimstanees prevent an iLcrea-e c!1!' 1 arv' f ,Co' A TcS
r.. .i it n ( . er v wta be forwarded by csprc.es to any tart of
I IV ft'.'-. If - il". an. n I itv lai. ill, 11 - n.l
"trcsr!CS-JUJtiy'....,!RBf
A 1 ) V E 11 T I S 3 2 U EUTS.
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
HEY REMEDIES! NEW REMEDIES I
DR. GIBBON'S DISPENSARY,
623 ICe&r&vSt., comer Commercial,
Privata Entrance oa Commercial St.,
S A!S F IS A 15 CI S CO .
ESTAELISIIED IN I85L for
iV.t treatment of Fcsual and
Seminal Dhreare, soeh as Gon
orthv.a, Olccf, Blrkltiro, ii'ypb
ilii in all its forms, uiiual
Weakness. Imnntcnt-v.' cie-
&hX'iA kl Disease (of vesrs' stand-
S0!r s&H ) a',J X'loerated Legi ruc
J .cjfjfully treated.
Horrible Bissaecs.
Ifow many tloaeandg of persons, t th rnalo
and female, are tlrc who are goffering out a mis
erable uiMcfice, from the effect of secret iudulg
onces, or from virus absorbed into tho system.
Loik tt tbiir pallid, emaciated and disfigured
faces, and their broken-down constitutions, dis
qualifying them for tbe tappings of marriage or
the enjoyment of life. In this horrid ritnation
thousands suffer of.i'd nesth closes tbe ectnc, lt
parents, guardians and friend attend to those)
who arc uncriitg wii-Ii cny of the.c horrible, Jife-d-sriyii:g
maladka (e tbat thty are cared for
and eurcl before it is to'tltte. fend them iiotoc
dialtdy to Dr. Oibbon, a physlciau who has made
private dt-toases bis especial riudy for years, and
who is c rtain ty cure fbe m';t tnveterale cases,
without rncrcfii-y or ary injurious droa. It is
important lo those wLo ar aniscted, or t those
who arc irilerated in ih'i Wfirr8 t.t their friends,
to be careful of the many pretended doctors wLo
iofoit 11 cities, publishing their skill in curing all
iii",as:s in a few day.', imposing upon tbe poblio
by r!g lbs narntrs of eminent p-uystcsan from
Korop; a&d otb r p'ac?. llv, iStcrefore, carefal,
at:d toabe tlrlat inotiirv. r.r vim in full infi tK
- . - j j
bands cf to t ctur'atat s.
Seminal Wcakncs.
Fmi!tl tuUsb'ttg, tbe consequence of clf
.jbtise. 'IL;? solitary vie?, or tleprared sexual
iadulfnee, . is practiced by tbe you lb of both
rexes t' so tltaoit ut.limiitd eilint, producing,
wi'h rr.vrni;;? otriaiuty, tbe following train
of morbid s; tct torn, unless tombaUed by scientiCe
medleal uic;u.urc. v-: Ba'bW countenance, dark
spots nndt-r ytr, pain in tbe bt-ad, ringing in tb
earn. noi l.ke the muling of leaves and rattling
of tbariots, Uf.aititf S about fhs bdns, wesktcf i of
ibe limbs, tror.fucd vijin, blunted, irittl'cct, los
of c'joG i'-'ice, diHid'.-nce of approaching Strangers,
a dis'.ik'.' l-t f rm nt 'Waruamtanecf , a disposition
to l.on s" !.ty, bs of memory, bcctii Cashes,
pi:ip!es and troptior.s abvnt the fa5", furred
t:;g tc, fvctcd breath, cottbr, cooeuatption, Right
swears, m -nomanta and frcjoent inrarity. If
r;!kf ba not obtaincd.tbe suffi-rcr sboaM apply
imm-dia? ly, e:.tbrr in f reon or by letter, to bare
a cmc erected by bisnew and scientific mode of
traliflg this ditezft. wbitb nerer fails of effecting
a 'ink-k and radical care. Dr. O. will r ire $100
to any person who wi'l prove satb-factoi sly to bim
tbat bj was ettrtd of this eoiiplaint by cither of
the Fan 1'ranebc o;uac'.s.
CTarricd LUcd,
Or tliosu who contemplate marriage, who era rof
fcrisg un -L-r t-cy of thett fearful maladies, should
OOl foriret tb Sacrrrd n-siif.n.il.i'st'pii rr.lif. nnnn
thero, r.or delay to obtain immediate relief.
To the liz&ics.
Tie vaKorss complicated and di trcsslng diseases
incident to fe-ioa!c., treatctj with eminent fcucccss
soth as KupprcssioDS, Irrgularitl, WLitcs, Fall
ing tf tbe Womb, Totnors, all Urinary Diseases,
Nervous Debility, I'ainfa! or Difficult "en!rara
Ikm, Darrcntit-, etc. will speedily cured, with
out fotsnt!. drus, injuries, or unpalatable med
icine of ar.y kinl. Have no de'ieaey in calling,
no difference what your troubles may be. The af
flicted a:e cordially icvlkd to call aud satisfy
themselves.
Person's cal!ing at Dr. fl'ibl- c's otTtce or send
ing fvr packages of medicine may rely upon bis
n?urzrc of e--ju Jt-Etid s;ere.-y wish implicit
faith, and ej ect nu more than to be charged wita
a fair and inninaTly satifact'.ry reran i; tret ion for
strri-cs rendered, cocidti ing tbe citcamstanccs
and docilities of tie case, rat.'.cr than a too prev
alent and slfifb practice of e-sortatiou aratng
'j 'jacks a:.d prtttn Itrs.
DR. GIDBON is ntjMMlV.e, and will give lo
t tebpat-t Lt a written instrument binding himself
to e wi't t u radical and j crr.atiri.t cure tr male no
charge.
Cure 3 at Heme.
Terns at a dirt. -.nee can be CUItED AT
HOME, by aldres-fiug a letter to Dr. Gibbon,
stating cafe, symptoms, Lngth of lime the disease
has continued, and bare medicines prctaptlv for-
waruv-u, irto or us ware ana csmositv, to any
tb; Union.
Address DR. J. F. GIBBON.
Box 2j2, San Fraac.'tcu, CaliforLia.
BcmedH-r to put b-x 252 on the letUr.
Consultation FUEII.
,1Ti?Corr.po:identj wi'l plcare inform DR.
OIBBON that th-ey read bis advertisement in tL
fc'TATE RiCUTS DeSOCHAT.
roavl5v4n3?vl.
KEV; WAGON MANUFACTORY.
AT CCXNISCHAU'S CLD STAKD, FIRST ST., ALBANY.
J. G. MAYER, Proprietor.
T
UK UXDERSKJXED AXNOUXCES TO
the citirens of Linn and Benton counties
tbat he has established a Wagon and Carriage
Manufactory in Albany, and respectfully solicits
the public patronage.
AH Kinds of Vehicles Tut Tp to Order!
ASD WORK .
WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED !
REPAIRING r ONE on sb rt notico
and cn liberal term?.
EASTERN MADE HUBS & SPOKES
For sale at Portland prices, freight added.
-janl3r4n43m6. J. G. MAYER.
ai.mim.sti:atkixs xotick..
notice is hereby given tiiat i,
Parthcnia Calavan, the undersigned, have
bet-n appointed, by tbe County Court of Linn Co.,
Oregon, Administratrix of the estate of Joel Cal
avan, deceased.
AH persons having claims against said estate
are hereby "requested to present tbcin, with proper
vouchers, to the undersigned, at her residence, 8
miles north of Lcbanou, Linn county, Oregon,
within six months from tho date hereof.
PAHTUENIA CALAVAN,
Dated May 31, ISoO. Administratrix.
: T4n42wl.
OP
WH E AT W ANTED I
, Foit wntcn tiie "
nighest jlarkel Price will U Paid itt Coin,
By the firm of t,
CONSER & BURNETT,
who have entered into co-partnership for tbe pur
chase of Grain and the manufacture of Flour, at
the Jefferson 3IUls, Oregon.
JACOB CONSERt
JOHN BURNETTv
Jefferson, Feb. C, 1869 v5n27m6. :
COWING'S PITCHER AND DEEP WELL.
i-
Wo have a few of those VERY SUPERIOR
PUMPS for sale. Also
IE0K PIPE & 0THEB WELL FIXTURES
Apply soon to
jun!2v4ntStf,
E. CARTER & SOX,
Albany, Oregon.
ISrOTIOE.
A LL PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
Jm. indebted to the undersignee, will please come
forward and settle up, as the old Books must bo
Close ! by the 1st of January, 1C 9.
Albany, Dec. I068-nl7tf. . ." A. COWAe