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8ATCIID.Y.......... AUGUST SI, 1869.
" " ' IrilE HEW VOXimtV
Z. O We as V the attention of readers to the fact
that this is the beginning of the 5th volume
of this piper. All thoso wishing to begin
withhc new year should subscribo at once.
We will take wood and produce of all kinds
on subscription. Many additions have
'Veen macle to the office, and the paper mate
rially improved. These improvements will
continue as fast as our increasing business
:wilt justify..: We are determined to make
the Democrat a live paper, devoted to the lo
cal interests of the surrounding country, to
the discussion of politics particularly our
State politics and to the wants of the fire
side. Wo ask every man who is interested
in such matters to constitute himself an
agent and to assist in increasing the useful
ness of the Democrat by extending its cir
itrolation.: ; r ; - ; ; ,
statistics or CRSaON.
Albant, August 15, 1800.
t Fatmer of Linn County r
- J-1 am engaged in colfecting statistical in
formation for the Agricultural Department
at Washington City, and if farmers running
threshing machines will give me the number
jof bushels threshed by them it will greatly
aid me in making up correct returns of the
j product of our county. You can send by
mail, or give amounts to warehouse men or
merchants of your town, and they will
please fonrard to me.
. J. H. DOUTIIIT, ,t
''- Albany, Oregon.'
Willamtttt Famer please copy.
Home Again. Jason Wheeler arvlus
surveying p irty returned from East Wthe
idountains this week." From Mr. 11. It.
'Humphrey, one of the expedition, we learn
that they surveyed and opened a good wagon
road through to Camp Harney a distance"
linn Ar. 41 v. .Innn WhAIp nrwr lul
v f ;
i jiearij -m miles irom uchoco. lie says
that in Ochoco valley the grass is scant and
Ktunted, and stock water scarce and poor.
There are a race track, variety store, hutel,
blacksmith shop and nearly all the other
concomitants of a pioneer settlement, and
little red-eye is attainable on a pinch.
Our friend Jake Norcross and his wife had
m arrived nnd were industriously engaged in
the attempt to make their cabin habitable
and ounfortable. Thev had a wajron cover
stretched at one side of the hut (on the out-
aide) and were temporarily residing under
its friendly shelter until they could complete
the arrangements of their more substantial
Tc.iidence ; aud they seemed content and
happy.
To Subscribers. Do not fail to read our
.advertisements. The person who takes a
paper now-n-day., and neglects to read over
the advertisements, is apt to lose much ral
- uablc information. The advertising patron
age of a parer indicates not only the cntcr
" prise of the city and county vrhere it is pub
lished, but it is also an infallible proof that
the business men are possessed of vim and
goabeadatireness. Show us a business com
munity which doesn't advertise, and we'll
show you a community where business is
stagnated. The man who advertises in a
liberal yet discreet manner is pure to take
the 1-sad of Lis neighbor who don't spend a
cent for printing ink. It is also conceded
that a man who advertises keeps a larger,
better and Eiore complete stfck uf goods,
and fells them cheaper than the man who
don't advertise. If you want ood bargains,
"call on the man who advertises.
Albant Colleciate Institute. In an
other column will be found the aivertise
inent of the Albany College, statiog that
the institution will be opened for tho recep
tion of students on the 18th day of October
next, under the supervision of Ilcvs. E. II.
Geary and S. G. Irvine. We trust that
thi College vrill be liberally supported, and
made an ornament to our towu and a bless
ing to those i. search of knowledge. There
;are a suEcier t number of youths In Linn
-county who need scholastic training to fil'
this institution to overflowing, and instead
of being sent off to lLzr .school, outside of
the county, they should be sent to the Al
bany College, where rtiey will doubtless re
ceive as .thorough training in all the branch
es of education as any where else in the
-State.
'4CrsTEB.v Completed. Mr. IIuoiphveyt
whom we last week mentioned as bavin be
jjun work on the cistern, completed it last
f uesday. He tr the contact at $220,
employing an average of . four hands, and
consumed eight days in. its construction.--The
vrt'A h 16 feet in diameter and 14 feet
in-depth ; is cohered with 3 inch plank rest
ing on sills .0x16 feet, and placed ' 2 feet
Apart. Nearly 5,000 brick were used in
wailing the well." It now contains abou1
six feet of water-'SufScient for all neccssa
ty purpose This is regarded as being as
piQ. tern as any in Salem, and those
stbut S5D0 each.
. "Job Pbixtino and Book Binding. Those
: interested woi! ' ' well to read the card of
jA. L. Stinsot , . x and Job printer and
Jilank Book IiJuiafacturer, of Salem. be.
y3..bas now tie most complete job ; oSce In
ktbe State, and he has a.wtdo spr.cad reputa
tion as a practical printer, gome of his
ipecimcns of work compare favorably .with
jiay eatabjishrnent in San Francisco, ili"
"Book.Bindfcry is complete, and we - would
recommend all those having anything in
Athatline to se nd their orders to him, and they
may feel assured that he will give entire
satisfaction. - -'".-
" Runaway and Smasuup. Last 31onday,
while Mr. Jchn Rankin, teamster, was haul.
jJoad of brick from McAllister's kiln
intolown, his horses got scared and ran
away, throwing Mr. R. from hie seat on the
wagon and bruising him, considerably, and
.breaking the wagon ?"all to .splinters," so
: to speak. ' The horses are also considerably
injured. . -'- ' ,
. . . - i
:? ..An ENTEBpaisE Andrew Wiley, lEsq.,
of Sweet Homo Valley, is putting up hay at
Fish Lake, and contemplates establishing a
' tradinz post there next spring. " Success to
A Sofeia Truth Quaiktlt Exr&sssxD.
The Far West if, par excellence, the Und of
effective jokes, tmd there is often a good deal
of solid truth at well (is humor in Western
repartee. A Virginia City correspondent of
an Indiana paper mentions a rather neat hit
made by one of the funny follows of that re
mote region the other day. A young lawyer
who had been employed to condense and put
Into a better shape the somewhat loose local
enactments, complained to the humorist, who
was a friend of his, that he found great dif
ficulty in making the required digest. "I'll
tell you what you do." said the other. Ef
you want to make a perfeck digest of them
ar' laws, you jest put youraolf through a
course of Plantation Bitters, for I wish I
may never strike silver ef you ken help di
pestin' anything nrter thut.'" This, making
due allowance for Western hjpcrbole was
about tantamount to saving that the bitters
are the most potent tomo and stomachio in
the world a truth as solf-evident as that all
men are born equal.
To Tax Patirs or Albant. Head the
notico of theCitv Recorder elsewhere. The
cistern is finished and 'the laborer is wor
thy of his hire." One and one-third mills
mt
on the dollar is required from all taxable
property within the limits of Cistern Dis
trict No. 2. The percentage is surprisingly
low, nnd the tax-payers in the District will
scarcely feel the loss of so small a sum,
and certainly not when they realise that it
is to be applied in paying for an institution
of such vast importance in the protection of
their property .;'," :
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Job Orncx. Having recently ndded a
supply of new and beautiful type to our Job
department, we'are now enabled to do all
kinds of job work in a neat and satisfactory
manner. Please send in your orders for
i ; 1 1 ! i I 1 1 - 1.1.-1.. 1
- r n j . r -ll -' t.
an Kinus, nna posicra oi au iicb. ? c
will guaranty the fullest satisfaction in ev
cry instance.
Wheat. The amount of wheat received
in this city since our last issue is as follows :
Ta. ett Vim
j. jr. Foster A Co 6,000
Eeach & Muotetth......... ...................... .....S,707
R. Cheadle -..1,300
Markham St Son 1,500
Cowan k liacklcaD ......... -8,000
D. Frotnaa, M. .Not rtportad
Total..
0,707
, Books Akbivid. Dr. W, Q. Stewart,
agent for Henry Clay Dean's book, "Crimea
of tlte Cicil liar," and J. II. Van Evrie'e
work on " While Supremacy " has just re
ceived those book, and will proceed to de
liver them to subscribers next week. He
hopes that all those who have given him their
names will be prepared to receive them.
Paixtixo the Oa-UT IIocse. During the
past wet k Mr. Cundiff itccived the follow
in bids for painting the Court House: T.
A. Amell, $1,200 ; J. S. George, $1,223;
Wadswortb & Kubn, $1,1C5 ; W. O. Itiley,
$1,140. Mr. Riley, the lowest bidder, was
awarded the contract, and will proceed to
work "n a few days.
IIetirxed L. W. Duolittle, Esq., who
was a few months since compelled to reigo
the office of Recorder on account of ill health,
last week returned to our city, after quite
an extended tour through Eastern Oregon
and we are sorry to observe that be has not
materially improved in health during his
absence.
CnEADi.E. Mr. Cheadle offers 70 cents
per bushel for wheat ; also has a good wagon
for sale, cheap ; also wants his debtors to
pay up, liquidate, lorn over, come aown
with the skads, etc. etc. Read his card
among the new cd's, and eail at jbe Cash
Store for further particulars. j
, i
i
At his Post. Yesterday morning we ob-
served the smiling phi of Ed. Free-
and at his poet as postmaster in the post-
office. . He looks as though he had enjoyed
his respite from business hugely. He didn't
kill any 4,bar," but got a bite from a "mus
keeter,r' up on Long Tom.
Assessor's Notice. Among the new ad-j
vertiiemcnt will be found a notice of Hon.
A. P. Nye, our energetic County Assessor, to
the effect that on Monday, the 20tb day of
September, next, he wili be in attendance at
the Court Home to correct the assessment
rolls. T . :-r
Discriminating Liberality. Messrs.
Cox & Earhart, grocery merchants of Salem,
last week sent up all the way from that city
a p-r.iderous and lu't'iou .water-melon to
Vickie the palates of the Democrat family.
Those gentlemen are -bound to succeed in
business.1 - . ...
IIasq. A Portland paper having pub
lished "Melange" for some time, came out
a day or two since with a dish of "Olla
Podidra," which somebody nays, being lit
erally interpreted means "Spanish hash."
Pcmps. We notice that Messrs. P. W.
Spink & Co. have on band a good supply of
Cowing & Cd's patent "pumps.' The j ; ftre
generally conceded to be the best fjad most
convenient, pumps now in usev
A. F. & A, M The:c w,u jJ0 a , regular
meeting of CorintbUa Lodge No. 17, A. P.
and A. M., th?, evening at 7 o'clock sharp.
By order o w; M. -
j r xhe Helena lierald claims that the rote
on the aeat of government for Montana Ter
ritory has decided the contest in fayor of
Helena, by a considerable majority.
MARRIED :
KEEBLER SMELSEIt At tho residence of
fhe bride' atUer, ia Lina county,, on the 19th
inst., by 6.' II. Claughton, Esq., Mr". Elbert Kce
bler and Mis, Margaret Sinelser all of Ltnn
county. f
' 'Eureka 1; Wto struck it ! , Dollar !' ; Fact !
Wo congratulate ! ! Happy yea ! thrlco happy
may you bo 1 May garlucds of joy wreathe your
pathway through life and bright flowers of hope
erer bloom at your hearthstone. Long may you
ware !
TO PROPERTY HOLDERS.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
nndersigned: has, in conformity with the
order of the City Council, approved Aug. . 1Z,
1S69, leried an assessment on all taxablo proper
ty within the limits of Cistern District No. 2,
(taking the last city assessment as a basis) and
am now prepared to receive payments on the
same. The percentage required is 1 millson each
dollar of taxable property in the District. The
ordinance requires that this tax shall bo paid
within 15 days from the date of this notice. Pay.
ments received at this office. . . , - . .
Albany, Aug. 21, J 159.
J. V, ER0W77, Iteeerder.
Tho Walla Walla Umon learns from a
eentleman just in from the Blue Mountains,
"'that there is a most destructive fire raging
there. It is estimated that not less than
twelve thousand dollars worth of cordwood.
rails, post, saw-logs and other kinds of cut
timber has already been destroyed, while
the damage done to green groves and forests
cannot well bo estimated, and will be felt in
tho future more thtn at tho present time by
the settlers of this valley. Our informant
says the fire is very extensive and sweeps
everything before it."
PaoaaissiNo. -The Ortgonian says "the
work on the East Side Kail road is betas
pushed forward with considerable vigor from
Oregon Uity along up the river, (juite i
large force of Chinamen are eneazod lo do
ing the grading, while a number of white
men are tolling and removing the trees from
the line of the track. We have been inform
cd that tho framing rf bridges nnd trestle
woric win oo commenced at Mill No.Z, near
the Claekaman. in the course of a few davs.
The indications are favorable fur the early
twiupiewuii ui me nrsi neciion oi iwemy
miles." :
Tni True Wat to Seccrr BiAUTr. It
is not to cosmetics and artificial appliances.
to the skin and complexion, that we must
look lor personal comeunent. but to ture
ana ncaitny biiMta. - let those annoyed with
a sallow and rough skin, eyes yellow and
dull, complexion disfigured with blotches,
pimples, eruptives sores, etc.. teeth discol
ored and breath offensive, cast aside all friv
olous cosmetics, and resort at once to the
use of Dr. Walker's Vegetable Vixeuar
Bitters, which will purify and enrich the
blood, and give health and buoyancy to the
system.
Fare on the Pacific Railroad.
The rates of fare, in curreocy, are as fol
lows: ,
San Francisco to Omaha, $111 1 to St
Louis, $131; to Chicago, 6130; to Cin-
Cincinnati, $141 45; to Pittsburg, 9144;
to lhtladelphia, 8143 .': to Ualtimore
0147 75; to Washington, 147 75; to
years ot ago, half tare; under fife (5)
vears of age Tree. One hundred pounds
oairirage (per adult passenger) free. Fif
ty pounds baggage (per child between
five and twelve Tears S free. Extra bit.
4 . - 9
gage (over 100 pounds) between Sacra.
meoto and Uuaha (currency) f 15 per
10U pounds.
r saxe i'. 15 unit it aooat to tace up
his residence in C&Jifornia. He wiU
locate in San Fancisco as the agent of
a MiHNOtiri insurance company.
ALBANY PRICES CURRENT.
coaaccTxn wkcklt bt t. ciADwont.
AtBAsr. Aerait SI, ISC9.
Tbo follovine sra tbo priet poid fur Prodo,
and tbo prices at wbleb oiber articles are solllag
la tbto taarkot :
Wbet wblto. per bgbtl, ti cts.
0u por bnbl, it(43i ct.
PoUtvo per botbo!,49(&0
OoIom pr baibol. f I 2J. (
Floor pr bbl. It &of4 90
Butter per pound, 25 ctt.
Xff per doira, 2i !.
CbkkeB per do tea, 2 WfS M.
PoAcbcf drid, per poaad, ets.
Pork per poaod. Si) ctK
Beef oo foot, 4JQi u.
M niton, per pound, 10 eni.
Soap per pound, 55J ets.
Skit Ijoi Angeloe, per poon J, ? et.
Hear Ooldeo Srrup per keg, ti 2i.
Kittallearj Holdea Srap per keg, fS 0.
Tea Young Urton, per ponad, $1 CO
- -Black, 7C3fl t0.
" Japan, $1 2i.
Saar eraihod, per pound, 1S&20 eU.
, Wand. 12H.
Sea. 14 ets.
Coffee per pound, 23(325 eta.
Nnil cut, per poand, SJQTJ rt.
White Lead pure, per keg, $4 004 25.
Li Diced Oil-boiled, per ration, $ I 2($l 75.
Turpentine per gallon, $1 251 5q
Dumet tic brown. I6 eta.
Iltckorr f trined, per yard. 1C025 eU.
Bed Tick ins per Jrd. 25(50 eU.
Blue Drilling per yard. 70f$25 eU.
Flanneta per yard, 50e2) ets.
IMnU ft color, per vsrd, 12) e.
Rifie Powder, per pousd. 75($$1 00.
Candlet best, per pound, 2033 ets.
Kioe Cblna, per pound. 12(14 eta.
Tobacco per pound, $1 00(1 25.
Selteratas per pound, 16 ete.
Dried l'lum per bound, 12)15,
Dried Applet per B. 67c.
" Current! per lb,
Baeon Uam, per lb, 1212.
" Side, per U, lOe.
Sboulders, per lb, 6e.
Lard per B, in cans, lie. In kegs 12) t.
French Braudj per gal.. $10 00 (12 fiO
Holland Gin per gab, $5 50
American Brand; per gal., S5 00
Jamaica Runt per cel., 6 00
Tar $1,25 per gallon. , -
Bean--per lb., f($c.
Deeoe Keroeeoe Oil, 75e$l 00 per gal.
Cooking Ftoeof No. 7, $30 00 : No. S, $35 00 ;
No. 9, $19 00,
PORTLAND 91 ARRET PRICES.
FROM ETCRMSe BRBCK.
Flour $1 0o5 00.
Wheat 75 cU per buihel.
Oats 40(5 4 5 per buihel.
Eggs 2028e per dot.
Butter la Brine, 27a30c per
Dried Applet Dull, at 7' per tb.
Lard In tio cans, JOalo,. a kog,
Baeon Sidei, 11 al2e per lb.
14e.
liams lzan.vopcr
SrauiAL NOTICES.
SaANDEL-TJTS PILLS tv BLEEDIH0.
Bleeding may giro ease, because tho blood loft
has more room : but tho case does not last, and is
followed by permanent weakness.
BRANDRETirS PILLS reliere the circulation
and gro ease more surely and almost as quickly
as bleeding but BrandrctVs Pills nerer hart,
and tbo good they do is permanent, because they
take only. what tbo, body and blood are bettor
without. Purgation with these pills will bt found
. A UaUeraai Curative Principle.
Let the wise examine its claims to their confidence.
Mrs. Hooker, of Barnstable, Mais., was ourod by
them tf St. Vitus' Daneo of fifteen years stand
ing. Abram Van Wart was cured of internal tu
rn, Vy tbo nso Brandreth's Pills when all other
meuis bad failed.
Sold by all Druggists. Dr. Brandreth's office,
Brand re tu House, atw York. nlwl
TtXTE bear leave to call tbo attention of the pub
ff lie to this long celebrated and nnrivalled
FAMILY HKDICINS. CZ
The PAIN KILLER is a purely vegetable com
pound, and while it is a most efficient remedy for
Pain, it is a perfectly safs medicine even ia tho
most unskillful bands.
FOR SUMMER COMPLAINT,
or any other form of bowel disease in children or
adults, it is an almost certain euro, and has with
out doubt been more suocessful in curfng the Tari
ous kinds of
CHOLERA
than any other known remedy, or eves the most
skillful physician. In India, Africa and Coma,
where this dreadful disease is ever more or less
present, the PAIN KILLER is , considered by
tb v stives, ss well as European resideots, in these
roiaara talis, $145 00; to Duffalo,
$145 50 ; to New York, 0150 ; to Hot.
ton, $153. Children not oter twelte (12)
climates,.
SOLD by all DRUGGISTS.
BchI5T5.3.0jV-cb
I ADVERTISEMENTS.
REGOn CEHTBAL OAILCOAD
COKlIfiCf TO AWIAly 1 1
NOW IS THE TIME TO ENGAGE YOUR PASSAGE
roa
NEW EltlPOItHJBI
or
HO0EN8TEIN & MENDEL80N,
Tiffrno have just opened one of the
If Urrcit and bait Uctd stock of Roods
rer broafbt t this plseo, sosilitiof of all tho
LATEST 8TTLC3 AtJD PATTS3I73
of ClotblBf, Ac. All of which wo Intond to toll
Chef per Uti lof Other Home this Hit tf
its rrtieueo!
DKY QOODS1
GROCERIES!
OL O THI NO!
D00TS AND SHOES I HATS AND CAPS f
HARDWARE t HOSIERY!
LADIES' rURHISHING 000DB!
CROCKERY I
Attd a food Miortmont of evsrvtbiacasaftllktpt
in a nni-citis ruil otoro.
Product Uktn la oxebaato for soodi. kt
ll 4 Ok. ... . m
ibo aijt&eii nftrtttprloo.m
aiuo7, uu , I . TIUUI
r, c. MAaraa.
. M. AKMSTKOae.
P. C. HARPER,
Plata ia
GENERAL MERCHANDISE!
FIRST STREET, ALBANY, OREGON.
FotUr't Dritk, U HamJ of D. JlmuJtoU & Co.
WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL ATTEJJ.
tloa to bis stock of goods, eontiiting, la
part, as follows : A good Maortatoat of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS !
area as
PRINTS.
DELAINES.
POPLINS,
MOHAIR.
EMPRESS CLOTHS.
Alio a toaaplato auortmat of
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
READY MADE CI.OTHING!
Gcnt'i FaraUbiojf GoWa. Roots, Sboei, aad
Mats of tbo Latest St jUs aad beat
qwalitjr. A good aertaeat of
Sheetings Bleached and Unbleached.
Hiekarj Stripe, Dealns, French Cottoaadet,
Uar Caitiatrei and FlanaeU.Tobaceo
ad Cisri. Wood aad Willow
Ware, Rite and ElaaU
la Powdor.
HAEDT7AEE, OUTLEBT ASD HAILS I
VrotUtrj sad i I am ware
la fact, altaett oeerj tkiag vsualljr kept is re
tail store, which
HE OFFERS AT VERY LOW RATES !
Eitkr for Cask or XftrtkantolU Votfacf
Thoto who want bargains will call at tho old stand
fernorlj ocaupled br J. Levy, one
door west of John Cnaera.
Jf.jli4a391j. P. C. HARPER k CO.
TAKE liOTICE I
A'
LL PERSONS OWING R. CHEADLE
re hereby notified that I matt bare say
MUtanding accounts settled up bj tho first of
October next, as I shall asoro to Saa Franclsec to
tutablUb tnyscl Id business there. L. Cbsadie
will be left an charge of tbo business la Albany.
Mr intention la coins: to Saa FraneUeo is to
deal ia produce generally offered in this aad other
Markets. I will take WHEAT AND OATS at
tbo highest market prka going on aoeouat.
Ctuk Paid for tfhett oa Ccllrrry,
I bare a good WARKHOUtfE on tho rirer to
store Wheat ia. Came alosr with Tour Grain.
R. CUEADLE.
Aug. 5, lSC9-T4nJHf
NEW ENGLAND
WOTUAL UprE INSURANCE COMPANY
OFBQSTOW.
P'dRELY MUTUAL,
INCORPORATED 1833.
Cash Assets. ....7,O0O,OOO 00
Cash Distributions of 1867 - &26.5S8 65
Total Surplus ElvWed 8,725,571 55
Leases Paid ia 18S7 381.600 00
Total Losses Paid ... 2,796,100 00
Ineome for 1SR7.. 2.203,803 00
No Extra Charge for Traveling to and
from tha Atlantic states, Europe,
Oregon, and Sandwloh Islands.
This old and popular Company is governed by
the NON-FORVElTURB law of Massachusetts.
All Net Earnings Pinded Annually Among
the Insured.
Losses pa W prom ptiy. All policies Non-forfcitable
DIVIDENDS DECLARED AND PAID ANNU-
ALLiI I
Fir$t DMdtnd AvailabU at (Ae Paymtnt e lee
Second Annual rrtmuw.
But one elass of members (Policy holders) in
this Company, among whom he annual surplus is
divided.
Unbiased iudzment, based upon careful investl-
gatiou, will show that this (tho oldest Mutual Life
Insurance Company of America) offers more equi
ties to tbo insured than any other Company doing
business on this coast.
Life Insurance is a Judicious Investment for cap
itallsts. It is a s una investment fcr those in mod
erate circumstances, by which they may. with i
small amount of fundi, leave to their families
ample means for their support ia ease of tho early
decease of tha insured.
neme OCLce, 39 State Street, Destea.
PACIFIC BRANCH OFFICES : 302 Mont
gomery street, San Francisco ; Room 3, Carter's
Building, Portland, Oregon.
- i . RVERSON A IIAINES,
General Agents.
RVSSELI. & CLUINS, Ag'ts,
: ' Parrish k Co's Block, Albany, Oregon.
sepl9'6Sv4a5tf
S. L. FALLOWS & CO.,
Importers and Dealers in .
BAR IRON, STEEL,
' ;;: : TIW pirate, Etc.,
YAMHILL STREET RET. FRONT AND FIRST,
Portland! Oregon.
ang7v4n51tf2pm ' " ""'
JOD WQnil NntlT and chaaplj done a
A D V K ItTISE MENTS,
CHAS. MEALEY,
FURHITUBE AND CABINET WARE I
' (Corner of First and Broadalbln streets,
at old stand of C. Mon ey A Co.)
ALBANY, OREGON.
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A' FULL
assortment of everything is his lino that tbo
trade requires or an enterprising public demands.
furniture:
Of All Kinds 'and Descriptions !
HLH AND BEDDING, Vc.
Particular attention will bo paid to orders for
UNDERTAKING !
And ail other orders In my lino will lo promptly
attended to.
.Vaitsatrte Gnaronltid mnd Work Warranted I
CHAS. MEALEY.
Albany, July 8, 1869-vn7tf.
WalthamVJatches
Let every one who wants a Watch, read this eere-
fally.
Especially If in some remote, out-of the-way place.
Now that the Railroad Is open, we propose to
give the residents of Orkouk the opportunity of
letting single genuine Waltham Watches at the
Lowest He w York Wholesale Prices I
Wo sell more Waltham Watches than any other
establishment In tbo country, either wholesale or
retail we send great numbers to every section of
tbe country by Mail or Express, carefully packed,
and in perfect running order. Our plan is this t
You want a Watch, aad sea our advertisement s
now, we want yon not to write to as for oar De
scriptive and Illustrated Price List we will send
it, post-paid, by retire mall. It exptaios all the
difierent kinds, tells tbe weight and quality of the
eases, with price of each f yon then make a elec
tion of tbo kind yon prefer, and send ns your or.
der. Wo will tben send you tho Watch by Ex.
press, with tbe bill to collect on delivery. We
give Instructions to the Express Company to allow j
yo to open the package and examine tho Watch ;
r It suits, yon eae pay, and take it t if not, yon
are under no obligations to receive it t and if it is
taken, aad afterward does not prove satisfactory, !
i will exchange it, or
REFUND THE MONEY!
At on i4Untlnn of lie Prieti, re will eeofeone
WaUkfrom one titt. Tkt P. S. RakTLKTT, Ltvr
Mortmt-I. milk i'xtraJnetU, Ckronontchr Habinee,
'area fSnion, I'altnt Jhtrt Cap, and all tAs olktr
tatt improttmtnU, in m Sot id Coin Hilrtr Cat,
f 28 in Greenbacks, or about $20 in Coin.
Ail tho other kinds, both cld and silver. In tbe
same proportion. Do not order a Watch till yoa
hare sent for a Price List, as it contains a great
deal ef information regarding tbeee Watches that
win enable yea to make an Intelligent selection.
Don't forget, when yon writ, te state that yon
saw this advertisement in tbe Stat Rteavs Dkm
ocaar, and yon need not pot in tof for return
postage. Address ia fall,
HOWARD & CO.,
Jewelers and Silversmiths, 619 II roadway.
New. York.
We refer, by permission, to
Messrs. Watts, Paaoo A Co., N. Y. and Baa
FraaeUee.
I. W. Rare-osD, Esq., T. R. llCTl.gR, Esq., IXC.
How a an, Em., ea Francisco.
W. 8. Mosart, Esq., Virginia City. Nevada.
JU7f4a9mZ.
NEW WAGON MANUFACTORY.
AT CUNNINGHAM'S 010 STAND. ALBANY, O&'N.
J. G. MAYER, Proprietor.
rpiIK UNDERSIGNED ANNOUNCES TO
1 tho eititens of Linn and Ronton counties
that ho has established a Waron and Carriage
Maanfaetory la Albany, aad respectfully solicits
thopnbllo patronage.
ill IlBdi cf Tehieles Pot Tp to Order !
ian work
7ARHAirrXD AS XlXSPXIESCreTZn)!
REPAIRING DONE oo short notico
and on liberal terms.
Jaal2v4a43mS.
3. Q. MAYER.
EXCHANGE RESTAURANT.
1st nooa WESTOFHOUCK A MTER'S SALOON
ALBANY, OREGON.
This Establishment has been
Thoroughly Re-Furnished !
and is now ready to receive Boarders.
DOARD, per week ...........
$4
00
50
50
Single Meals.....
eeeee .
eee stMtNt teeseeees
Lodging
, eeeeeeeea
jnllveneCtf E. a
II OLDEN. Prop'r.
CITY BREWERY !
JOSEPHS II UN T
PROPRIETOR.
CORNER OF FIRST ArtaWASO.T&N STREETS,
AUJAJXY, ORCGO!,.
mHE PROPRIETOR REGS LEAVE TO IN
rorm tne pnnue tnai no nas estabiunea a
BREWERY AT ALBANY!
and ii bow prepared to accommodate' both
, THE trade
AK
P amilies
: WITS A '
VASTLY flrPEtUOR ARTICLE
.. or
LAGER . BEES, ALB A2TD P0BTEE I
? FRESH YEAST? ' :
Can bo bad at any and all times.
T-r.7 JOSEPn IIUNTi Prop'r.
Jnll7Tin43yl. :
ALBANY BATH HOUSE. ;
THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESEECT
fully inform the citisens of Albany and vi
cinity that he has taken charge of this Establish
ment, and, by keeping clean rooms and paying
strict attention to business, expects to suit all those
who may favor him with their patronage. Having
heretofore carried on nothing oat .
First-Glass Hair Dressing Saloons, ,
bo expects to give entire satisfaction to alb
Jd7Chlldien and Ladles' Hair neatly eut and
shopooeL JOSEPH WEBBER, s
.4frY8aS3tf
fsmmmnBAmni
AVDEItTISEMENTS.
It
CHANGE OF BASE!"
BliAIW & YOUIG,
onz:aor?,
Having bought all tho Merchandise of J. Rarrows
" A Co., will continue the business. And
we invite all to give us a call.
Wo will be constantly
receiving
GOODS DIRECT FROM SAN FRANCISCO,
AKD will KEEP a
GENERAL ASSORTMENT
or
3D JEl
2" Or O O 3D S 1
GROCERIES,
H Alt J3 WAKE,
WE WILL OFFER INDUCEMENTS TO ALL
Itcadjr-Iay Cuatomera !
A1
Kith.
LL PERSONS OWING TnE FIRM OF
J. Rarrows 4 Co., will please call and settle.
itber member of the firm is authorized to settle
any account of tbe Company.
March e, lSG9-vnZ9tr.
J. BARROWS A CO.
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID-
QUICK CURES AND MODERATE CHARGES.
DR. IV. IC. DOIII'UTY'H
PRIVATE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE !
Sacramento Street, below Montgomery, oppo
site tbe Pacific Mtil Hteamsbip Com
pany's Office, Private entrance
on Lcidcsdotif street,
San Francisco.
EttallUntd trprenlg to afford tk afflicted found
and eiHjife medical ata tm the treatment
and cure of all Private and Chron
ic JJieae, eat of Secre
cy and all Sexual
Dieardtre.
TO THE AFFLICTED.
R W. K. DOHERTY RETURNS JUS SIN-
cere thanks to bis numerous patienu for
tbeir patronage, and would take Ih's opportunity
to remind tbetn that he eontmues to consult at bu
Imtitute for the cure of ebronte diseases of the
Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive and Genito-Uri.
nary Organs, and all private diae, viz . Syph
ilis in all its forms and stages. Seminal Weakness,
aad all the horrid consequences of nclf-abuae. Gon
orrhea, Gleet, Strictures, Nortur&at and Diurnal
emissions, Sexual Debility, Disease of the Daek
and Loins, InSammation of the RIadder and Kid
neys, ete., ete.. and be hopes that his Ions expert-
Irnee and ueccful praetiee will continue to insure
him a share or public patsona;;. Jiy the practice
of many years in Europe and tbe United States,
be is enabled to apply tbe nott efficient and see
eessful remedies aga'ssst dbtases ofaSl kinds. He
uses no mercury, cbatget moderate, treats hi pa
tients in a cerrcet and honorable way, and has
references ef onquestieaable veracity from men
ef known respectability and high standing in soci
ety. All parties consulting him by letter orotber-
wise, wui reeetve tbo best ana gentlest treatment,
and implicit secrecy.
To Females.
When a female is in trouble, or afflicted with
disease, a weakness of tbe back and limbs, pain
in tbe bead dimness of sight, loss of muscular
power, palpitation of the heart, irritability, ner
vousness, exlretae urinary difficulties, derange
ment of digestive functions, generrl debility, va
ginitis, all diseases ot the womb, hysteria, sterili
ty, and all other diseases peculiar to females; she
sbyuld go or write at once to the celebrated female
doctor, W. K. Doberty, at bis Medical Institute,
and consult bim about ber troubles and dUease.
Tbe Doctor is effecting more cures than any other
physician in tbe State of California. Let no false
delicacy prevent you, but apply immediately and
save yourself from painful sufferings and prema
ture death. All Married Ladle whose delicate
health or other circnmsUnecs prevent sn increase
In their fabilies, should write or call at Dr. W. K.
Doherty's Medical Institute, and they will receive
every possible relief and help. Tbe Doctor's offi
ces are so arranged tbat ho can be consulted with
out fear of observation.
To Correnpondenfg.
Patients residing in any part of the State, how
ever distant, who may desire tbe opinion and ad
vice of Dr. Doberty in tbeir respective cases, and
who think proper to submit a written statement of
such, in preference to holding a personal interview,
are respectfully assured that their communications
will be held most sacred and confidential.
If tbe case be fully and candidly described, per
sonal communication will be unnecessary, as in
structions for diet, regimen, and tbe general treat
ment of the ease (including the remedies), will be
forwarded without delay, and in such a manner as
to convey no idea of the purport of tho letter or
parcel so transmitted. Consultation by letter or
otherwise, rax a. Permanent cure guaranteed or
no pay. Addess, W. K. DOHERTY, M.'D.,
: ban t rsncisco, t aluonua.
Spermatorrhoea.
Dr. Dobebtv has just published an important
pamplet embodying bis own views and experiences
in relrtlon to Impotence or Virility, being a short
treatise on Spermatorrhoea or Seminal Weakness,
Nervous and Physical Debility consequent on this
affection, and other diseases of the Sexual Organs.
This little work contains information of the ut
most value to all. whether married or single, and
will be sent FREE by mail on receipt of six cents
in postage stamps for return postage.
Address, W. K. DOHERTY", M. Dl,
vS3Stf San Francisco, Cal.
"WANTED
BY
JULIUS GRADW'OHU
AT THE
SAN FRANCISCO STORE :
100,000 BVSUELS WHEAT AND OATS I
100,000 DOZ. EGGS! 100,000 LBS. BUTTER I
, , 500,000 LBS. WOOL !
As the Market Quotations are corrected by me
weekly, I will pay the prices which they.,
eontaln for tho above articles. '
Junl9v4n44tf J. GRADWOnL
": mammoth: ox.
NOW ON EXHIBITION IN LINN CO. AND
will be in the vicinity of Albany until after
the County Fair, after which he will be taken to
Salem and exhibited at the State Fair, when he
will be taken to New York City via. Portland aud
San Francisco. Mount Hood is, unquestionably,
the largest and finest ox ever exhibited in the
United States and is believed by good judges to be
the largest be the world. ,'
Ben. Uollady said upon seeing him that be ncy
er beheU such an animal that ha ought to be pr
on exhibition in New York City and that if tak ' ,t
to his farm twenty-five miles from tho city en
should be kept one year preparatory to such r he
bition free of cost. Mount Hood was rp.iaf ixhi
F. M. Morris in Umatilla Co., Oregon ; he ' jd by
half Morris Stook and the other half Bhor , is one
ed Durham. - Vt-Hern-
ADMISSION TWENTY .FIVT
Children, half pr.ce. i CENXS.
v4n52tf.
JIB!
S WILL STJFaE AND
or oats ,an .fill .nd (
SHIP WHEAT
charge but 2 ets
t oa em Wharf
41.
iKHAJI & SONS..
stojfaffc Also rec
trre, aown frels . 2b ctper tc
ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEDIES!
DR. GIBBON'S DISPENSARY,
023 Kearnv St., corner Commercial,
Private Entrance on Commercial st.r
&A?t FItAXCISCO.
ESTABLISHED IN 1854, for
tie treatment of Sexual anT
Bominal Diseares, sneb as Con-'
orrboea, Gleet, Stricture, Syph-
ill in all its forms, Seminal
Weakness, Impotency, etc.
Skin. Diseases (of years' stand-'
sj' ling) and ulcerated Legs sae-
Joessfully treated.
ii-r t ii in.
Horrible Diseases.
How many thousands of persons, both male
and female, are there who are suffering out a mis
erable existence, from tbe effect of secret indulg
ences, or from virus absorbed into the system.
Look at their pallid, emaciated and disfigured
faces, and their broken-down constitutions, dls'
lualifyinz them for the happiness of marriage or,
tbo enjoyment of life. In this horrid eituat!o
thousands suffer until ne&th closes tbe scene. Let
parents, guardians und friends attend to those
who are suffering with any of these horrible, life-
destroying maladies see tbat tbey are eared for
and cured bcrore it is too late. Kena them imme
diately to Dr. Gibbon, a physician who has made
private dbteaec bis pecial study for years,, and
who is certain to cure tho moH inveterate eases,
without mercury or iny injurious drugs. It is
important to those who are afflicted, or to those
who are interested in the welfare of their friend,,
to be careful of the many pretended doctors who.
infest all cities, publishing their skill in curing elP
diseases in a few days, imposing upon tbe pubbo
by uing the names of eminent physicians fjn
Lurope and other places. Vt, therefore, careful.
and make strict inquiry, or you ma fall into tho
hands of tbo?e charlatans.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emissions, the consequence of self-
abuse. This solitary vice, or dcjrared sexual
indulgence, is practiced by the youth of both
sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing.
with unerring certainty, the following train
of morbid symptoms, unless combatted by acientin
medical measures, viz : Sallow countenance, dark
rpot under eyes, pain In tbe head, riflmg in the
ears, noise like the rustling of leaves aod rattling;
of chariots, uneaineM about the loins, weakness of
tbe limbs, confuted vision, blunted intellect, loss
of confidence, diffidence of approaching stranger,,
a diolike to form newacqoaintances, dispositioo
toshun society, los of memory, hectic flushes,
pimples and eruptiocs about tbe faee, furred,
totgue, fueled breath, eoughs, consumption, night
sweats, monomania nnd frequent insanity. Is
relief be not obtained.the sufferer should apply
immediately, either in porson or by letter, to have
a cure effected by hisnew and scientific mode of
treating this disease, which never fails of effecting
quick and radical cure. Dr. O. will rive ?10U
to any person who will prove satisfactorily to him
tbat be was cured of this complaint by either of
the San Franciw oquacks.
Married Dleo,
Or those who contemplate marriage, who are suf
fering under any of these fearful maladies, snonia
not forget tbe sacred responsibilities resting upon
them, nor delay to obtain immediate relief.
To the Ladies.
The various comr4cted and distressing diseases
incident to females, treated with eminent success
such as Hcpprezsiocs, Irregularities, Whites, Fall
ing of the Womb, Tumors, all Urinary Diseases,
ferrous Debility, Panful or Difficult ilenstrura-
tion, Barrenness, etc. will be speedily cured, with
out powonosus drugs, injuries, or unpalatable med
icines of any kind. Have no delicacy in calling,
no difference what yor troubles may be. The af
flicted are cordially iatitcd to call and satisfy
themselves.
Person's calling at l)r. Gibbon's otSce or send
ing fur packages of medicine may rely upon bia
assarances of coufiJential ecrey with implicit
faith, and expect no more than to be charged with
a fair and mutually satisfactory remuneration for
service rendered, considering tho circumstances
and difficulties of the rather than a too prev
alent and slfUh practice of exo rial ion among
quacks nnd pretenders.
DK. GIBDOX is responsible, and will give to
each patient a written instrument binding himself
to eflect a radical and permanent cure or make no
charge.
Cored at Home.
Persons at a distance can be CURED AT
HOME, by addresrin; a letter to Dr. Gibbon,
stating case, symptoms, length of time the disease
bas continued, and have medicines promptly for-
arded, free of damage and eunoMty, to any
part of the country, with full and plain directions
lor u.e, by enclosing! 15 dollars in currency or 510
in coin, ia a reebterei letter, through the Post-
office on Wells, Fargo A Co. A package of medi
cine will be forwarded by express to any part of
the Union. .
Address DR. J. F. GIBBON,
Box 252, San Francisco, Califorrbv
Remember to put box 252 on the letter.
Consultation FREE.
2:r- Correspondents will please inform DR..
GIBBON tbat they read his advertUctnent la th
State Rights DsntoccaT,
mayl3r4nS9yt.
&XOIH3 THAN 200,000 PERSOHH
Bear testimony to the Wonderful Curative.
E23CUOT
i
Dr. Joseph Walker's
vJ
CALIFORNIA U
H&nufacturod from th native Herbs and Boot . ,
of CiUfornla,
CpTho Great Blood PttriQer..? t
FOB INFLAMMATORY AKD CSRC Jr
WTEUJIATISM AND GOCT. VY9E'PS tr
INDIGESTION1, BILIOUS, REMTTTET JrJZZ
INTEEillTTEXT FEVERS. DISEA'iES Lm;
BLOOD, LIVER, KIDNEYS ani J 4iV
these BITTERS have been most bu ccr JJnil
DISEASES are caused by VIT iA" n mrCiD
which la ppnerally produced by d iXDVTr
tbe DIGESTIVE OltOAKS. werangement cr
aeanae theVitiatwl Iilooitr
iU Impurities buret In ? thrc.or JiZ
plea, EWtionmor 8o,ls: c ic7 Bkialnlm
ft obstructed and slxi tcig h n it when yen nna
It when it is foul, and yc u
rhen. Keep tho blood hy
ithy. snd all wiU be welU
AGV
iNTSi
fa
j .' Cor
an Pine and Sonsome BtrtSaa FranciBCO
CaL, ana Hacrame CsU., -'
34 Piatt Street, N.Y,
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WAGQKSrWAG(KSf
JUST RECEIVED!.'
TROST THE
0RE60U VABOM T.1AHUFACT0BY Ii
-S03IB GOOD '
No. r TIIIMBLE-SKEIW V7AG0
"Which will bo stld at lower rates than have
ever before been oflfarA.J in , AiKn
K-aii ana see
for yourselves; Tho ''
WAGONS ARE, WARRANTED
A GCOD ARTICLE I :
t;s eaterprhe.
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S. S. MAF
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