The state rights democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1865-1900, April 21, 1871, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textrmrt- Humphrey, while Bkiff-rttlrur In the mm, naa a most miraculous escape cdTclose up "Under tlie 14t5, ifhiiltlie waa caught 1 the -birl-pool, and drawn wlia lerri bl velocity tmrard the yaterfan.'; Brarrnjwh was 'rowing1, .saw tliat theboat' .must Inevitably be drawn Into the mad torrent, and he or dered young HomphrcyU who 'f was In the stern of the boat, to jump out and swim for his HRscHXimphrey obeyed, and leaping Into the -water, attempted ;to swim to shore, n In ,the. meantime theboatcontaiuing Mr. Brown, shot ; swiftly Tinder the dam and - both were .lost favlewr. be&tli the ,surglng"jtbr rent. In a moment, however, the boat camera i the surface bf the' water, and then again: disappeared, "roming ' itp again presently; in fifty pieces, having ; been dashed .to atoms m the rocks be neath the water. Brown appeared at the toj of thewater two or three times, .but the madly-lashing waves as quick My harled him beneath- again, and for almost a minute he was entirely lost to view, when he appeared again about forty feet downGrefm from the dam, and completely out of reach of the inaoVU-oro. Jf As soon as he came t9 the surface of, the .'wakei be' saw, young Humphrey still floating .about', in the , water near tlie dam,' apparently tunable 'to get out, and calling to him . to float .down stream, Humphrey' obeyed, and was sooa lifted open terra fir ma by,JIr. Brown,' trho is a Jarge, strong mnn, '. aud who was but" slightly fatigued after his ' desperate battle with the mad waves. " He was, however, considera bly bruised about the body by having been dashed several times agaiust the rocks under the dam, while at the mer ' cy of the terrible whirlpool. ;.' It was a - narrow escape for both of the "boys," , and one, which all. who know the dan gerous whirlpool regard as almost tmi ; raculous." f - ;.' i .?. . - A New Base. Mr. ; John Conner J : banker of this city, hasj shown us 'the urait pt a pian ior -pis new oanK.Duna ing, from whicb we get tlie following ' informatiotir J, Thc Bank is to be built . on the east side of his present brick Luiidinft and Is to be also of brick, with . a stone foundation. Tlie building will be 16 feet wide by SO feet long, one sto ry high. The front will be of gias supported by heavy Iron columns, and will be handsomely ornamented. The first, room J$ he cntranceis. the - Secre- lary ana vsruers apartment, divided about the .middle, by-aa-elegant. birh wuiiMfr. , ju xl'w oi uijs room is a con sultation room, and la. rear of j that an oCj ,nd farther back aro bed roatx "storage room,' ffc;?T" A' hall .'ex tends the lengthVof the, building, next io the'et talU nd from ' this hall . doors . opea.i J1 ..,he . , several aDartments naml. ' The V4u3t fc etc, wiU be ia iekr t o',the' cashiefs room. This bnUdlh- -wiZ be sttbstan- tial and elegant structiire,ami cost from $4,000 to $3,000. It Is to b aSlt the present season. : ! -A, .XxvraATnrG T3E Sastia3I.--S. ,H. 1 CLuighton, Esq., of Lebanon,' dropped into oiir office last Monday and told as that the navigation of the Santiam riv er is bound to prove a success. . The 'Caliope" was several days going do Urn the river last week.'o w ing to her lodg ment on the bar at Crabtree Ford, but teps will be immediately taken to cut a channel through 'this bar, and this being the euly obstruction,: there, will liereafter be no further diffieiilty:?'rhe Calipe'-'J has carrying t eapoelty,' of 110 ; tons rather ' too much . for that Ktream but Qaptl Biddle dctsigns, hav ing her immediately overhauled and Invested with5 about 1Ja-hor3e power, which will be sufficient to propel , her up the stream with; excellent speed. filie will only run between; Jefferson and 'Lebanon, connecting' with . the railroad at the former place. 'The Leb anonians are In high glee over the al most ecrtain suecess of the. enterprise, and are determined to render it all , t aid at their eommand.tr -iih V A PBOPosrnox.--Lost gation of gentlemen from an Harrisburg met Ben. IIol ,at the depot in this city i to asee; in his terms for running, the .East railroad through those places: and we are told that he demanded of .them $60,000 as a consideration of complying with their wbihes $40,000 from Eugene and $20, 000 from Harrisburg. -V This is a heavy subsidy, but the 'railroad . belongs to Ben. and he has a right to charge his own price for a slice of it The people of Harrisburg and Eugene are anxious for a railroad, and are as Justly entitled to it as any other localities--but wheth er they ean stand this enormous de mand I & dubious, question and one which they alone are able to determine. CoStPETrrioN. i-We are eredibly In formed that the Pj TrCompany Resign cutting down the prices of- freight , on their boats to a much lower figure than the present rates',! order to bring the railroad to task for some rather under handed games which it Is asserfed"the latter has phiyed to secure a monopoly of freight in certain quarters. Also, the Company will probably earry:s?as engers on their boats for little or noth ing, which we imagine will make quite a hole ia the, receipts. of the "railroad company from that source.- The rail road company ; charges 'fintfrelr; too liigh for passenger fare,: and we will be glad to see some measures adopted 'to bring them down .to 'something'' jiike reasonable rates. .i .'-i- n . . ... i ...a1ai trr. - r Mas Drowse,) Last Sunday while workmen were 'enaratred on "the . Cali- poola'railroad bridge ahove tills city, a carpenter named V Richmond fell through the bridge'lnto the river, and ihstatttly cBsappearing1, never rose to the surface agaln was 'a' youJg man.' unmarnett aili ias a brdln'er In .Portland. - ; r . : . ; . , ; Jack Allehw j(Bascom) got very Indignant the other day at being ' mis taken "two or three times for'en.;SoI- Jaday because he had on a - 3-story hat .and had got his start by selling whisky 'True greatness . -should ' never shrink from deserved hoinage. ; Week; aJucu Euaeni afii naj TtgtPBlW-heayflamenttt ble tredyjWhioJioturTedt J'Hllo meth ..College,' Benton countyV lat Tuesday. A couple of students one of whom was a son of Luther White of Brownsville, this county, and the oth er's name to us not known became engaged in a quarrel which culminated in a rough-and-tumble fight. While they were scuffling away, a black smith, who was working in his shop near by, and who was a brother of the boy whose name we did not learn, ran out of his shop and jhurfcd an iron pick et pin at White which struck him in the hea laud penetrated the brain two or three inches, causing instant death. The two brothers aro now In Irons at Corvallis awaiting a legal Investigation, while their unfortunate victim was ta ken to his father's home for Interment. We seldom hear of a more shocking and Bwl&vcliLly,tragcdy Lovi for a young lady is said to havo caused the quarrel between the two boys. MEETIN-Q AT IlARni8BUKO. A mil road meeting was held In Harrisburg last Monday night to consider Ben. Holladay's railroadproposition. That city and Eugene are given only four teen days. In. which toraak upv4he ainoUt $QfibK)Vffnd foohsefjrietitly some lively Vustling will bo nccesary. We understand that the Harrlsburgers are bent on maklngup their $20,000, and if that is the caso we know they will do It, as there is no more enter prising or plucky community any where than that comprising Harris burg. They know they will have to buy the railroad if they get It; but they want it and are going to have it if they have to sell their shirts to "raise the wlna." Uo In, boys, we'll nola your hats! Later As we go to press woTlearn that'2arrisburs has made up over halr of her $20,000 subsidy, and Eugene about two thirds of hers. Whoop-ee Cn EX eICetaIotej Eureka! The Salemites have struck it at last ! They have got B. P. Earhart, Esq., to take charge of the grand Chemekcta Hotel of that city. , "Bockey" Is one of the best boys that ever wielded a goose quill or tied up a pound of cinnamon ttVopsSnd II he dont inako tlie Che- i-meketa "?eort Irtgqt ! thenjtie institution Mad better bo turned into a giant mausoleum to mark the perpetu al failure of hotel-keepers. Warm hearted, genial, clever, hospitable, and energetic, Bro. Earhart is every way calculated to render the Chemeketa Ute hotel of the North Pacific coast, and we wish him abundant and never-varying success. Selah. Sixcclar Accident. .Viss Annie Spring, who lives at Mr. John Jurd's, in this city, last Wednesday met with a singular and painful accident. She had just finished a new dress, and, ac cidentally leaving the needle sticking in one of the ruQles, Ira mediately don ned it to tea! it fitting qualities. Soon after she had put it on she knelt down to arrange the carpet on the floor and the needle penetrated her knee to the depth of an inch, breaking off and ro- fmamrng In Its bed of flesh until Dr. Jones 'was called and cut it out." " The pain was most excruciating. ! " ' ' A New Enterprise. Messrs. Blain, onng& Co., fully appreciating the fact thai fo.be successful In business it is necessary i.a.kecp pace with the rap id sfrfdes of prorMi3 which "ouf com munity is now making, are erecting A large building on Third street, between Ferry and Washington, to be used as a warehouse for Agricultural Machines and Implements of all sorts, from a threshing machine down to a "tater dUjgejr'V .JEhe building will bo 24x40 in tfimtfeionsand will' sobnibe finished and. filled with a large stock of articles for hasbandry. -"i. -, k , t ""Beai. 'Estate Dealer. Vr.' Ell Carter, has established a real, estate agencf In this city and is now prepar ed to attend to .the wants of all those requiring business in his line. A long acquaintance with the multifarious du ties of that peculiar business gives him eminent fitness for its successful prose cution, and .wejbepeak, for.him a full shar&tff patronage, from, tua puoitc his advcrtisehient A nd call at his office tr correspond with him for ai y information xbtiitiAf desire In his line. 'jpvBB the MOCSTAI5& Last Tues fin J vapt. A' . ' uuijiui "wi across the mountains on the Cascade Mountain Wagon Boad, for the pur pose of Viewing the road and ascertain ing what improvements are to be made to render It acceptable to the Governor He will go over the entire route to the Idaho line 400 miles distant ana ex pects to be absent , two months. , Mr. Milt. Hale and four other men accom panied him.;: j., . ; .5; ; ... ;. Ocitoco. Mr. Lewis Cox last returned front Ocboco Valley, an j re- ports everything there in a condition. , .The cattle ana tvsrscs are all rolling in fatness,' .'craprare being put In, gardens .are . being cultivated, and the people are. almost universally healthy and prosperous. Mr. Jacob Norcroas and several others will .make this Valley a visit as soon as the road is practicable for crossing the raoun tains. Lecture. Bev. D. K. Nesblt, of Corvallis, will deliver his famous lee ture on "Shoddy" at the Cbngregation- al church, this city, on next JMbnday evening the proceeds to be appropria ted to the Albany College. This lec ture created a great sensation f n Port- land several weeks- igo, and should command a large audience next Mon day evening. Admission 50 cents. Gentleman and lady 75 cents. BRowysviiXE. The new special no-, fiee-ijfIfc Abaon Wtlotle at Browns ville, will be found elsewhere. Browns- villians will please remember that Mr. WrfieepSj an ieleganfi! stock Hf ; goods, that he takes all kinds of produce, and that he pays cash, for wol-and he will do anything else in his line to accom modate-tbe.eubli and to make money, Give himacall7for he'whoadvertiseth rderth. ff . bf the public Miss Juua Elkins will begin a new term of her popular select scnool on the lsof jyTayin this city. Parents haling1 cHildrenfo emicate could "not do bettoxihan.to place ill em tmdex the care of this accomplished lady teacher.. I See her ad vertisement. ' m weikl r uoujnshlng Willy Blue jUuJuus famously nice etssiaissmpsno pastoH ul w J h U fxz iW.AletelhdOf :nioVtIrit(2 his farm i JHrV P&Xp purchQd , Rent's brick building for 34,700,. : 'Jfohu Olnvpool has gone to his t'lnix Lakaranohe for the summer. "NTWutr pe bushel;' buttor 30 cli per lb; eggs 2a cts. per doacu. :i Tom Putton, one of the chiefs of the P. T. Co., gave His a call laf week.-; 7o ,f Alter this week bouts Will make dai' iy trips between this city and 2'ortland. Will the Mercury please not take our itoraa and credit them to the lUyiahr. ' J. H. Douthlt Is said to have a por foct little Ede'n for alioina lu Ouhoco. Govt Urovor has appointed Mr. Eli Carter a Notary Public for Linn couti- ty. ( ; ii-le.iv ii lit ..f',I.:-'-w.1 fj it,." , The Skating Rink ha n mtitineo fur la dies ta uiorrow afternoon. ti . ,; .', J M -6 M C. Ooorgp, Eq.V trill tench the pis. triet : Suliool in this city, commencing Hdj U'w"' ; -': x -n . t The Council has fixed, bur" elty tax for the current year at four ami a half mills. -'-'-'.-, Dominlek MansfleluV I'tq.,. Is.Uobo Bccorder during the absenco of N B. Humphtcy-. , VT" Rcy,'A..)V, Bweney will preach In tjio (neKchapel, thlscltj i niitliut bath evening. , " "W,"V. i W. H. McCulIy has taken charge of the P, T. Co'fl business hero In place of John Montclth. i i-i n I AM .7 ? V Y State Treasurer Flelchnerwwetl through Albany on his way to Browns ville, last Tuesday. - : f There were one hundred ladies and Wntletnen at the Bkatlng Bink last turdav evenlne. - ' ' Mrs. 8.JA. Johns has received anoth er new invoice of millinery goods, at her popular ladies' emporium. ' : Hon. II. IL Gilfrey, of Salem, callotl upon us last Saturday, on his return from ofllclal business at Boseburg. Bev. Mr. Finley, of Corvallis, will preach in the Court House, in this city, on the fifth Sabbath In this month. ; Judg Jtiller-i f Syraonse, tlria coun ty, was yesterday pronounced Insane and taken to tlie Asylum by tlie Sherifl. ; 'A black fur cape .was found on i the Brownsville road last week, and It can be had by calling at Dr. Gray's dental rooms in this city,. i't'U'c1.'.': ! tW Those superb Itembrant pictures ' are still attracting .scores of visitors at Winter Paxton's gallery. Call early if you want some of them. ' , The 8th Industrial Exhibition of the Mechanic's Institute of SanJ Franeisoo will be opened ou.Tucsdaj-,Augu4 Sth, 1871'. So a pamphlet from tho Becreta- ry .Informs us. 4, .,, - The neatest thing in tho art typogra phla Is the ' Manual, an elegant little weekly paper publisiicl by Win.; B. Lake, in Saii Francisco, at 50 cents' a year. Kuccess to it. , ; . Mr. Thos. Humphrey, an old settler of Linn, started for the East on a vltlt yesterday; he will be gone- two or three months, and will visit Iowa, Mis souri, and Illinois. . . , Ben. Holhvciny and his "palace car" were at the Albany depot over one niffht last week, but the "Juke" didn't deign to come down In town. We havn't any more subsidies for him, you know. . . ..'..'.'. , .'. ; . '. Miss Gilbert, of Salem, will teach another term of, music in this city, commencing the first of next weelc 8he is an accomplished teacher and has piven general sattsraction in tier voca tion. ' Master Dolazon Smith, son. of iiic late Hon. Dla3!on Smith, was appoint' cd by the hte Senator Stout,' of Molt nomab county, to a scnolarsnip m tne State Agricultural College, nnl he is now enjoying tho benefits of that ex cellent institution. - We are deeply indebted to Messrs. Russell, Ferry & Woodward, Ileal Es tate Dealer, for a copy of their superb new Map of Portland and East Port land. .These gentlemen are enterpris ing, accommodating and Indefatigable in business, and are bound, to be suc- PEKo?fAt---Mrs, Dunlway, of Port land, put in an appearance at our sanc tum last Monday. She informs us that the material for Her "Woman's nights". CSDer Is to arrive at Portland the pres ent week, and that the initial number of the JVew North Wct will make its debut in a very short time. . : We al) nau a call during tne weeM front Mr. Charles Wheeler, of South Bend, Indiana. Mr. Wheeler is A typo and a very agreeable young gentleman. His father and Vice President Colfax were for sixteen years partners in the publication or the bourn iK-na vazctte, oniy soiu inai esiaonsnment aooui vears ago, at which time Mr. Col- X was installed as Viee President of e United States and Mr. Wheeler as 'Auditor of St. Joseph county, Indiana. Youn Mr.- Wheelerls visiting his un cles, Gus.j Almon, and E. E. Wheeler, of this county, ana wm prooaoiy spena the. summer cruising around amomr our delightful valleys and wild mouu tains.:. ;i-.-.,;;.. . i ; ; At MeatBS. F. C Harps , Vo'a, a moat masnificentatock Af ertiida ia rtow on exhihition. . Their clothing ia ,both, dura ble and of tha Intent faatnona r their idreaa goods of an elegant and aupcrV i alectlijni and their roiactjllaiieoua atock ia exactly auited to the demands of thin market. We obnervo aooie new feature of. ludiee' drcsa jooda neirer befere een in 'this eity,; and would adrlae our Jody readcra to call there and inapect the stock. Everythinjf about the eataUiahaicat is fitted up and display ed in a taaty manner and Ute gentleman ly proprtetord take apacial pain to aceuin date cilaUuoer, i Call early., ; : , . F To tm ' LAms.-Elewhre may ; be found an adverUsoment of .the .i'lniproTcd Ildine ' Shuttle' Sewinot Machine."- for whiieS ''jlt.:Jiw)K'JTtrl ia General Aent in Oreeon. II. C. Hill ft &iJof tbis'city, and A.',?V'heeIerlBf.Dr6wooilie, are also agent, end will 4m pleased ' to show the superior .qualities j of. the i"',.Pu lar Achine.J Cire tlKsin aeall. . ir. sii PL!ftsfo.51iM, ?eeeard of. Ilrlgga i Carter elaewhere. Tbeoe gontlemen bae newly nt'tcd up their; planing milt and sash factory adding , new aiMbine'ry, arid einerieneed, workmen and are prepared to SiTftaatimotiu), . , t..,r PETiTidsiNjarT-A petUio'n;i!'circu' lati'ng in this eity to hste Mr, ' E."A Freeland removed .from J the;. Albany postofflce ami to hs-va Col. . Enos,- late of Philadelphia, npomted In hia place. ana two Kh number of books.aomprlAjng a rUon - of the valikblf ftbrary ,of th late 1 Hon. Dolakon Smith will' be isoifat i auction at the store of P, C. arper & Co., in this city. A rare opportuhlty will be offered to procure some excel- PtTCRtoN MA0.t.N ! ,tha flnt of tlie mnnthlios thnt put (n sn' nppearonco for Msy, snd it is a rsre and gorgovui ngmbor, , full t) tlie Lrim of good things. "Clari biy: ia t YrontiUptesVi As! sweet sikagii titnakoa cross bncliolor's lips smnok as loud as a mountain -wveUtwf wWU UiV. May fashions will quiver in eestnsjr. make the IuJie' hearts Only 2 a Tear. pRoiosAlJt. See ftdvertlHcmenisfdr' scaled proposals for .performing the work on tho Northern Paeifle-Ballroud-from Kalnma nQrthwa.1., ItlU will bo. rocolvodWl thel20thvinsri,rat the A 1Vom.r iTin.MtiMrn. Beach i, Mon toith wil paj the .highest ,cah. price , for waol, nuw,. heheoforia,1 and until further ootics.-Hffnd their ctird t i j nCnKnRT-0r M)nj, on 10ib Inttj AroM As,i.jhUf uf uo,W..ajij;.Ni M. liorkbart, inlh. U. EffSuult' ordut .of lnf, ..and Iroof. auu or rntfQUOM soiauutlt iKrrf Lktarrli and dri it to th langi. . lr. 8n'i Cnirrh Bcmorfj ear! Calnrrb by lt ulld, lontblox. rhKH4s sail bmlinf trpeftlii,. Each pai-llijo rparM oaplnt f lb lUml raatlf fur e, nri,ot only Sn (. -Poli b iitvggitlt.. nr Mod tixlj erati lH. V. I'iare, M. 1., I3 Scbaoa ttrcat, UulTnlo, N. Y.. and gel Itbjr rciura nail, book but fur oooBterfblU and wurtbla inUaUvoa bj aaaiac lba( it baa, apen tha tit pda wrapper, Dr. I'ioma private 8tarap, Mttad bjr tha l. S. Oiirxrnmani axprvaal for aumpinf bit mcdlainaa ami wblub bvara upua '.t bla por trait, nama and addre, aad Um words "V. 8. Cartitoato of Oenaloaoti," HaaltA.has a beaatw of Us awn. No ampti B, aora or dlnooforatiuni ditflaro or anaoy tbe tnao or vnrnaa boao atomarb, 1 1 Tor and bowala do lhair daty tliomoahly. To rnm ial tbota to do their work, to ran Jar it impoij blo for tbam ta do it ia abiraoly, Imparfeet Ji It I aaly ameaaary in uka a few doaaa of Da. WatKaa'a Viaaoaa DiTTitaa. Thlapnunt r;ftabla apoeidfl rf nnrktai trtty wrakanad or gaa and aaauolalawry dioordarad fBtia. Wlstar'a Balsam ef Wild Cherry la a plaaaant ratna-lr for arary klad of m mnah, cold and Irritation of lb a breatbioK apparalnai ,lt U a tafa rvmalyi U U a pnwerfal rowadyi' k- la a ipcaily remedy j it ia a remedy tbal r . . - 'Oi . . -: i j HORSE BILLS prloied eb.aply at tbia Blea. . . ' ! aa-Ww-M-aHaoHHoa' j OiU Oil!! Oil!!! At reduced prkoa. at Paltla- asiaf'a Urac Stvrr, isr tofrao' Cui yu, Ta par galln by the e.n ( l.ard OH, al retail. 12.12) per gaitoa and ery ibluj claa la prupartiuo. o. F. cTTLsaiaa. Da. Sioa'a CTBaa Kcaaar for aala at S-t- Ueaiior'a brag 8 la re., ttum, 41 cu. ft package. Chapped Hands and Face, (lore 1.1 p, Urj-neaw of tUe Hklnt aw.e fared at or.ee by IIIGCMAS'H CAairilOll ICK WITH ULYCKKI.VK. lit kecpa iba band, .oft In all waibtr.v tb-a tbat yoa. an, JltyMA-VH. ftM by ail Unfr!lita.'oa-y J tfebta. Maatir.o. tore.1 only by llasKMaa A Co., Cbeeaiata and I'rojjuu, s e w, i or k . ' ; i i i '. Jaa 1 4 1 1 y t 8PEUIAL &OTICKS. ITILLIATf DAVIOSO.V, REAL ESTATE DEALER - :OBmj Way ff ImU -fStreet, , P0RTLAXD, 0HE10X r nSAb ESTATE In tbir CITY and EAST P0UTLA N U. (o tbe iat deairable lue'altltea, . ailiag f LOT. HALF K LOCKS aud ULUCKtt, HOtat-i and S aUo, IMPROVED FARM?, aad r-laablo an. eaitir-ted LAMM, lorated ia ALL part of the STATE iorAi.S. f .. - ? j REAL E5TATE and otber Property par- ebaatd for Currerj. 'wtaala. h tbia CITI aud tbroKhoot iba STATES and TEKRITOhlK!, whb irraet er aad oa tba moat AilVANTA- IE0U1S.V ;v w,, i-ulil-luv . 1I0CSE3 Sad STORES LEASER. L0AXS N E! OTI A T K I. aad CLAIMS OF ALL VIS. SCKIPT16NS PROMPTLY COLLECTED. And (Mnaral FINANCIAL and AtiKNCT Bt'lil- KESS trabtaetad.' v ' ' - A0F.NTS nf tbU OFFICE ta all tba CIT IES aad TOWNS in lha STATE, will receire deteriptioaa of FARM PROPERTY aad forward tba tame to tha are addrut. vSa2a We, a o m f Hsf J ft ovn 104U Taa Pais Kil.i.lta tt by nntreraal content al lowed to bare won for italf a reputation untur. patted ill tbe biatory of roolieal praparationa. Ita Inetantaiicoat enedt in the eraatoaiion ana exulta tion of Pain in all Ita eariont fiirmt ineidei.t to tbe buman family, aad tba eaeolieited written and rerbal tcttiiaony of Ibe mataet In Itt raror, bare been aad are Ita t boat aHTcrtineracntt. Tba inirredlcnu of the Paii KikLca, bcin purely VaotTAtl.a. render it a perfectly tafe aad eibeaeioua remedy taken Internally, at well aa for external applications, wbea -need areordiBg to di rection. Tbo ttain upon linen from lis vie ia rodily removed by waibins with alrobnl Tbit Modicine, imtty oalelirated fur tbe cere of to many of tbe anliattont incident to tlie human family, baa aow beea beforq tha public ever tSib tr TKAHt. and bat fntind IU way into alMott e ery corner of the world i and, wbvrerer it bat been uecd, the tame opinion u xpretea or IU medteei propertirt. . Ia eey alUcli. 'wbere: prompt" aotlnrt." npn .be tyttem it required, tbe Palo Killer ia intaluabls. Itt alinott inttantanaeua enect in Jlelfevinjr fain truly wonderful I and when ued aconrdtra to direciiont, it truo to ita aeuie, PAIN KILLER I do nofwltn to lriforht totf, rOadetr, that Dr, Wonderful, or any ntber tnao, bas discovered a remedy ibat enres Cobfumption, hca Jbe ilangt ire balfeodtumed, in short, will cure all disrates, whether of mind, body, or estate, ftiSbe men live forever, and leave death to play for Want-of work, ' r. . j .- t.. 1 - 1. J - ana it ueiiEneu w mam our ihiuiiiut euoere t bliful PMraditej te wbloU Jlaaven Htalf tball bo but a side show. Yru bare heard enough of that kind of faumbuggery. But when I tell yoa tbal Dr. saga s Caiarru Uemedy tout iimiiihI, cure the worttMMf, iutarrk 4-lb9 ilal, I only Bttert that htebj Uiaaiands a4 tlifl 0 .1 wUl pay $500 Reward for a eaae that I eannot cure. A pamphlet giving symptoiaa and ether icruraaation entrret.rnv-ejidaai. eThle remade i SOLD BY MOST DRWOOISTS IN ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. Price SO seats, gent by mail, postpaid, on receipt vrestf ( -orrosT aackCROs for jwo fojirt Be'WaW derfBaterert- a axrrUteS iuiitntldn, gee that mv private fitajnpt which Is a putitiat cuarantv aAVeNatncactHrwpoahtroutaide wrap per, .Kumeinhcr tliatthis private Btamp, issued by tbe United States ' Government' eapfeasty far atAmDlnir mv mediriines, hat rav oorlrelt. nanta Bbd addreta, and tbe words "(J, 3. Ccrtlfleale ef Oenuioets," feiigrsved bpott it, aad aoed not be mistaken. Don't be-awfirdled by travelers and otbtrt representing thsmselres as Dr.- Sage; I am tnC ODI U1HU UHW lllllg I.UM UmW III, HOUWIOUI and right to.manuTaotaraiha Oanwine Dr. Sace Catarrh Remedy, and I never travel to sell this modielnet a :l- v R. V. PIKRCB, M. D . ,' .133 Setiaca street, Bsffalo, N. T. fob3v3n40jl-ctB xy , , . 1" 'js-a .-jl .ajar i- J i JOHN QADY. 9 SCI0, OREO 027, ) ! i Heal Estate Dealers; if bt bduur A tU, LAND, IMPROVED OR UNIMPROVED, It'olMaper Jn-tte yiirbf of tbe Banlinin luau ta any other part af ibe Utata. ' . !4r-lnqulre pf J. M. Joaas, Marlon Station, or of Dabiki. (laar, Solo, Lion county. ap3lrno3lf ' Ui... a -, m i.. -n-.. , , ... . .i .Tho atandard, remedy for Cough, laOueais, 'fori ncMt, 1 Wkonptg' ('oHijk, Vrmvp, J,ieP Citmplaiat, llrrrn. cAr'lia, Dl'wimg "of (A l.ny, aad every , -affection of tbe Tbmat. Lang and Cbetr, "Inrludhic Onatea-rTfo,--1 - WUtar'a llalwam doet not dry np a CUKh, hut looaana ,' eleaua tba Innja, and allay t Irritation, tbna rnuninfi ' raaaaaM of the enmplant .Nana Kena i Ine nnlaaa alanad I. Dvrra. Prepared by Sara W, Fwwta Bon, Beaton. Bold by Rbdixotob. lIotTsrraa A C fiaa : Franolaoa, and by daaiata generally. eta44yt. . ' ::( FOB SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE : AT.' A. CO W AN a WHOLESALE lb RETAIL CO., DEALER II AVE PROVIDED THEMSELVES IS AD rauee of tba recent rite ia Cottoe Uvedf viiu a LAKttE AND DESIRABLE STOCK STAPLE DRYmGOODSI O U W.ICJI CAK AKD WILL BE SOLD AT MARYELOUSLY LOW PRICES tt;:j FOR nerehantable) FrolBie i i ruwlMuV CALL AKOXaJBIS STOCK ARO PRICES. -11 He - lirtfit"" Hare Large Qnantltlea BLEA ;flEl AND CROWN COTTO. TICK- 1MJ. COTTUAADLi, lilCNIMH, 8 ItfT INU ANDCIltXKS, PK1.NTK. UK- LA1NKS .ALPACCAS. UINu- kOKKKJX AND vzvi m i o o k: a M A .1 1 - 'V 5 3 M t F ACt . p. : A0 iicWPlffl KslRtKrlfoF . Hll'li'il'lt it-iflTf I -IU-'I "A'CY pitESS GOODS! tVatest BtyUaefTeata'a aaA Oeatlameaa CLOTHTJN'GI; 1 AND FURNISHING -GOODS! HATS, CAPS, BOOTS A.S SHOES OF ILL USDS i.D SIZES C 'r CARPETING, WALL-PAPER Paper eV Utws tlllnOa efc' IlxJrsaea We would sail especial atloatloa to any Stock ef V W, .O i Va -Mi-.; ifU-i a IRON AND STEEL, axa acaaBAb -Z -A. 'SC 321 "W J'Tl Xa we neb aArc ix sari.No if is '' Tbe Largest tbia ! er PertIaa4 ! Ceaslsiiaja- ia arlsf" '1' : ? ORES, HOES, RAKES. SPADES. SCYTHES A1ILL-SAW& CK0-CfJT, iTTLKU'8 . IMPROVED PATEKTTQOTU lilLLETT-WEBBSr MECHANICS AND BLACKSMITHS TOOLS COMPLETE r 4 . 1 1 I . J t i f t I ' , Butcher fiawt. Barn-Door n angers, Rollers afld Track, Rope Chain, Heme aad Hah- , ..-i bar Packing, Uorae-Sbe Kails, Boll,, . Kara and Waabera,Thkable ae- . Wtgoa Boxing, - Iroa . t Ailet, Iroa and ' . . . -j, tUelof ever , , .'." 'J"" ktaL- ' . astla Fewdar aa4 rase. Wfi AR PAYING 1ST CASH tbe Highest Mar kct price for Baat Lard aad Wool. Call and lean our prices, aad (ben salt yourself. T K - A. CCWEJI CO. Albany, May 1, 1868 vSnlif ALB ANY BROOM. MANUFACTORY! TUE CSDERSIOXED ..'.18 K0W MAK1NQ BROOMS OF THE BEST QUALITY! Which ba designs solHng . AT PORTLAND PRICES 111 These Brooms will not be eaocUed as to durabili ty and quality on tho Paelflo coast. " ' BX.AIN, TOUNa oV CO Albaay, Ofau, VU'1 i ' ) 1 Asnvs ro Oaaees. il i.'Atl ' Wi D. iKLDlHO, Mauafacturer, j v6n18yl. Albany, Oregon. Why dn multitudes t utter year after rear with this distreaaing disease, which they know must ultimately take them to tha. gravel. The reason tlnrnlv is that thev have never baan abla to rjro- eure a reliable remedy, Tmporanj reftc oay agrtratntrt t a feat. - Tne eisoovery of a perreotiy reliable and sneeay core baa recently been made, and the medicine may aow be bad aft A. CAR0THKH3 A CO., of this cltyr who are sols propriotirrt iTha Pile Pills have been need by many ia tbia aounty, anil in no ease have tbey failed to effect, a permanent cure, bent post paid to any address on receipt of $1,60 per box. asur TO THE PEOPLE OF ALBANY. TIIR 'UMDBKSIQNKD HAVING RENTED . and Tentted tha FRANKLIN MARKET", formerly eceupled by Mr. Bears, hopes to be able to rurnisa tne tame wua as gooa a quality and variety or meats as tbe eoUntry affords and ex pects to be represented there by a good, aeoommo- datins maq and. asks a libers.1 share of, your pat ronagaJv i H KJ , tX . DAS'J CJjARK Albany, Feb. 1, J87I. -vouzotr. AOMINISTItATOh'S NOTICE. : Th-TOTICR- IS HEREBY OtVBSf THAT THE J3 undersigned has been, by the County Court ot Lksaaiodntyi Oregon, duly appointtd Admin istrator of tba Estate of James Jankjns, de ceased. Therefore: all persona having claims .against said estate, are notified to present tba saratt with proper veuohers, at my residency 11 miles south of Albany, Linn county, Oregon, within six months from the date horeof. ' . " ' " " -. J0HS McCOV, Adm'r. ' Aj?ra418ri.-n51w4. . A DVKRT18KMKNT8. ALBMY BATH HOUSE) TUB TJSDERSiaSED WOULD RESPECT fully brf tUe eitlfeat wf Albany and 1 einity that ba has aafceH altatxe K tbia K.tabllth mentd. by WooVilne elefrn, T'nUJa. and paying strlot at tan t ion to buafne, eapVt MNiit all tboaa wti btnf Wor bus W.tb their patTvataf liarlnj hrfratodji a earrlad on oelblng bat sfS J'irst-Class Hair Dressmff'&aloema. ; . ha "eiit td j eie anthra satltfaettna t ail anS-CbildieSatkd.Ladiea' Ilalrnrsdr it and thampooed. V : ft ,J08KPiI WEUSEIl. 4. Nones . ot rtAsT rsTTtiasawT . . it. tk WF0RD. F.XKCLTORTJF THE" rtiHfav of Maffaret licai7nnciaaH, harlniri'; tbit da d bU,' flout ffml a- bla sdmlult trntlou r al.( RnUta'aml rondflreit iba tame for . aettlemcnt. It tt therefore ordered that Turtday jtht lh , ihiji e'J'isf ; 1871,"" at the hour nf 1 n'etork r, m., at iba Coo rt Iloata' In tbe city of Albany, in tald e.nnty and fitata,' -be appj.Ji.torf for tba bfarinjc f oljaaifopabtftaob Anal aotftunt atid'ths lettlf munt tif tbe tntna; ind, that Stdttid ber'' 4a klvta by peUisatlnn in lha ' ,'0:ate RlRhlt Drnoerat,''anawipaprrof(anerat elreulation In t aid Bounty, onto a wet k foratlaaat. " tour tueoeattre woekt priof ta said day. -. fy ordtr r aald Cuart. ' "T'tq ........ . . .... M . ' -1 , . p. a. jubiso. Lmintr jauca. ' April 4. WlnMwt f V ,! ' 1 CORVALLIS COLLEGE f ; ;' MALE8 AND FEMALES. .. : coitVAZxiM, onEuoar. jt .ii.rf --O Jiiu.'-siiv''! ' 'i " v t'i -i :a i WT2AR DIVIDED IliTQ THREE SESSIONS. I Tuition (iwr Seaaion of Si nontbt.) from t to$IJ, arorliair Ut etadlee. if ' " MA LB JJOAKD-SCJ. HOUSE, by Prof. J. Em ery. Uoard. InaluUing romo, fuel and lifbu, $i0 for totalnn (14 weeki). Waabing, li per tettbia. Taaaa i Ona-half ia adrenee and tbe olbar ralf at tbe rlote Of tha ae)nn. ; , tluitf f W. A. PINLEY, A. M., i ,-, -.-v. l ,u , , . .,, . PreaideaLX' -UKAIt ESTATE. , -STITZEL A -UPTON, REAL EITATE DBOILEB8. :t GEN Elt ATJ APEX Tsl v.: BRAHC11 OFFICE-Albitajr. Oreeaai J. O. mSTtDEIa-XXAXX, Aeat. Aa effiee where general infitrmatlon ; eoaeemSag tba reaoBreet ol Oreeoa caa be ofrfoiaaa -aa nj tkargm. ' ' 1 ' " ' - Loant egotiaitle on Srat mortgage, real eatata aad collateral aecurity. - Have for tale a tarjre amount of pmporty loca ted in tbe towne of Albany, UrowntrUla and Cor. eallia. - i Alao, 60,000 ' aret of f.nulne; lands of arcry Searription in Lian, lianton and Polk eoantiea. Peraona drairtng tu aell tbelr property incur no erapenaa in plaobax it tm "ir band, for aale unleat f tala ia made. Call at our oBee hi Parr'ub't Crick, m bore are bare' a uar ia acadiaeaa la eoi eey pattlaa to vfcw our ianda. " , J, CH END EX HALL, AgeaL m TinJIyl. f Albany, -Oregon. " GREAT LAND SALE ! 20,00 a" A CRKSI TT ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRE MM tore of tba Willemeita Valley sad Caaeade Aluantaia Wagon Road, t'oatpany, maJa peeea.' bcr 10, 1870, 1 aa now celling ' ,' , ; AT PKIVATB SALE, at tbe Company't effiee la Albany, 20.000 acres ol land, more or leas, bdasc-inx toaaid Coorpaay, sttaatoa la Linn county; uregoa. C Peraons deeiring to tnirebBae wHl be' furnished with sdeacriplioa androcaliua of aaid ianda by aplyins at Com pa ay's .office. -..TERMS OF tALK: Cain, ooa Ibird of pur eliaae money in baud at time of aale ;- remainder lei twe aaaual payment, taking fomutsury autre tbrrefnr at twelve per cent, prr annum. 1'urcbaters uVtiripi; to pay e gtaelor amoant Iboa tine-tuird ta bead will bare a 'oVductioa of lea tier cent. - Tbe title ta'lbe laal U goodi aol ' porcba wrt apon pmrtbtl paymentcwiil rerevS Company Bund fur deed. Tboee paying fall amount of pure baa. price will reeetve their deeds at a ace. : ".. .. s Sale to eealivae aatil all ef said lauds bare been offered for tale. X. II. -AJI pefsont retSding on any of tbe Company's Ianda in tbia 0000 ty are aulificd to eome forward immediately if they derire to pur ebae tbe same. JAHtd ELKIX. ' Feb. 8, 1871. Kerrctary. , PRIVATE MEDICAL AID QUICK CURES AJfD lODERATS CHARGES. DR. W. K. DOIIEBTY'S PRIVATE MECtCM. AND SURSICAC MSTITsTE I fT-Ifel 619 Sacramento StreaV eoraeir m-m . vt XiUeador8 btreet, (a law .4 , c' belrt What Cheer Usotd. Private. Entrance Leidcsdorfl street, Baa Fraaeisco. " ' EitaldtkrJ trfrtlj U mfori rls aficfeeT uad . aa' acMHtab medio t mid ia fie to-eefitaS end cure of mu rrtmai una t aj-o. , . ... ifiatf, Caere e Smcrtyf - . f. ey aad mil Stxual "'' - ' IX war dm. TO TnC AFFLICTED. TkB. W. K.D01IERTY RETURNS HIS SIX- If sera thanks to bis nuajtri.ua. palicata for tberr ratronage, and weald rake la's ptwvtaaiiy to remind them tbat be eontinaea to eoatnlt at bis InalitBte for tbe euro ef ebronie diseaae ef tbe Luags, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive and Ueaito-Uri. nary Organs, and ait private dieeees, vis Syph ilis ia all Its forms aad stages, Seminar weakness, aad all the horrid eunrequences of self-abate, Oon orrbcaa, 6 Wot, Rrioturee, Meelarnal aad Diaraal amiaaUms, Sexual Debility, Diseaaes of tbe Baek and Loins, Inflammation of tba liladder and Kid neys, etc., etc.. and be hopes that bis long experi ence and successful practice will continue to lota re blm a share of public patronage. . ISy tbe practice of many years in Europe and Ibe United States, be is enabled to apply tbe most efficient and suo ecssful remedies sgaiast diseases ef at! kinds. He uses no mercury, charges moderate, treats bis pa tients in a correct and honorable war, and baa refereacea of unquestionable veracity from men of kaowa retpeetability aad high standing in tocl sty. All parties consulting him by letter orotber- wire, will receive tne ooai ana genueat treatment, aad Implicit secrecy. : To Females. Whan a female is in trouble, er afflicted with disease, as weakaess of tbe back and limbs, pain in tbe bead' dimness of sight, lost of rouscolar power, palpitation VT thB heart, trrftability, ner vontnets. extfetne urinary difficulties, defaage- inentpf digesAve functions,- generrl debility va- giniHaalt diaeaaeS ot tbe womb. yterla,-eriu-ty, and all other diseases peculiar lo female tlie ahould go or write at onee to the celebrated female doctor, W. K. Doherty, at bis Medical Institute and contult him about bar -trouble and disease. The Doctor is effecting More cares than any otber physician in the Stats of California. Let no falee deltoaey prevent yon, bat apply immediately and save yourself from painful sufferings and prema tura death. Atl Married . Ladles whose delicate health er other circumstance! prevent an Increase ia their fauUiaa, should writs or aall at Dr. W. K. Doheftv's Medical Institate, and tbey will receive every possible relief and help, . Tha Doctor's offi- eef are te arrsngeu u.uou we eeusuueu who out fear of observation. " . - , ;; ;' ;: ' To C'orreniOBdenta. r" '' Pttlaats residing in any part of the State, bowi ever; distant, who may desire tbe opinion and ad vice of Dr. Dohertjr in their rcapeuive oases, and who think proper to submit a written statement of suob, in praforenaeutololdluga personal interview, are respectfully assured tbat their communications Till be held .mast sacred., K , r ; If tba ease be fully and eandidly ecsaribod, per sonal communication wiH be unnecessary, as lit ttyilctroBi for diet, reeimen, and thf generud treat ment of the ease (ibciuding tbe remedies), will be forwarded wiflieut demy, and in such a manner as to convey ae idea of the purport of the letter er paroel so transmitted. Consultation by . letter or otoerwise. faaa. Permanent cure guaranteed or a. B.V., Address. K. DOHERTY, M. D.. i l'j i iSsd Jraasispo. California, t Dal Donaaar basiust publllbad-aa iknabstant lamphlet embodying bis own views and experienoes n relrtlan ta Impoteaee ot Virility,, bain a' short treatise en SpermatorrhBar Soatrnat iWeakaess Kervous and Physical Debility eoaseqitent on this affeotien, and other diseases of tbe Sexual Organs. This little work contains information ef tha at mott Value to all, whether married er single, and will be sent FREE by mail on receipt of six cents in postage stamps forTetarn pottage Address, W. A.. DOHERTY, M.'D.,; . San Francisco, Call T3n38tf . Tit jt t0,W.U DESIWNa .IO ICROIfASB A X. good gna wa. woald refpectrnlly aanonnre tbat at now ki-en ennatanM on l.nil K.. 1, ... itele iif Knirllnh "rafi.t aw UOaa.M,rCiMuafthlo.Tle. : ,Tiia, gnna . bmae4 ,Wo alto keap tbe eelehrated V uutatl C, ',li,dt WJfala .TOrUH ti . . not eaeelled by any otbar in tbo market. Oive at S - - P. C HARPER A CO. w: h. kuhn. & co. ., i.! AOAA,J.liO AJI-t !f - If ; . it, ri L ' ? r. J' i1r SprlngAj liIcs, TuimMe Ekcini, f:te. , Alto, a well svloefed stock of ' l' , o . J ' n.r.i l-.Ji. -iif FARMERS and MECUAITICS ' ,n ,.: I.-.-- 1 ,-eif .17 -CG.VSJSTXO Of , 1 1, i t 'J'. : ANVILS, VICES, BELLO rTS, HAOERS, 4) ATCHETJ ; ! i, j.i f fcieages, caws, rianw, o cnoHH-vvT Ann nux sawi Tojfcthfjr with si Wga A9orime'nt of WOODiWIUOKWAEI- . .XXr- Htutt Ja Montoitii't Fro-Proof brick, next aoortojilaia a loangrt. ... i. r,.,-, :..w.-H. KUaS A CO. Albany, Jan. IS, I87In22yl. t.,.-; . j . THE GREAT 1 : BLOOD PURIFIER. aaXaXtQUa miaa wxaunxm. tag rare toxic aa4 aaavus uroyef Ilea eertala' cars tot sracCHATiax. goit. -Sa:s.m4siA. aad all kindred Dim taaa. It cotoaSaly lestetes the syataas when paired by d leasts, revtveb tte action ef tao -rn.tttxK.tm mm aaanal, am ciajts. radk aaBy eorea acmovutJa. aAs.v mmari.-aw aad all astajrTsva; mm evrAnovt Dla. at relicC Boil, Scald Bead, Clears aad I as Irons the systesB all tzacea of Hactaitl Dteeaaa. Illinmn.T'VKCKTULCaHiitnjdt : 1 from aa nerb found lndiui nuua in r.nri mim. ., U ia llieiafiae peculiarly suitable for aae by ' remalea snA CbUdran. aa a stesB s. t i '-'' For Sale by an Oroggtett. RKOtROTOS. MOtTCTTCM CO. v.u .r.Mi 3. .CaKSrTaJ,'''' -; i' ' ,. . B2 and 631 Uarka Etre ' Esa Traadsoa. THE ITEW FOOD. ak . . , For a few cents you can buy. of your Grocer or Druggist a package cf SEA 2I0SS FABD7E made frbsi pure Irisa Hoss or Carrageen, . which will: make sixteen quarts of Blanc Kange, and alike quantity cf Puddings Custards, Creams,' Charlotte Husse, &c It is the cheapest, healthiest and : most delicious food in the world. It makes a Splendid, Dessert, and has no equal as a light and delicate food for Invalids and Children. "' . . . - - - . - A Glorious Change !! v THE GREAT WORUJ'S. TOXIC3. ; Plaiitation Bitters. This jwonderful regetable re ttoratiTe it the ahcel-anclior of tbe fettle and debilitated. A a tonic and cordial for. tne aged and languid, it ' baa no equal -amonc-ttonsacnicav At a remedy for ,,tne .nerroua weakness to, wbicli VTomen are especially an Ik. lect,1 it iiT auperteding eYer? otber ttimtiiant.; In-all climates, tropi cal, temperate', "or frigid, it act as a apecihe' in eTery apecles of disorder wbicla .undermines tbo . bodily strength and breaks down the animal spirits. " For sale by "all' druggists.''' "" '.f.'"""""'i.i. 7 in i 'nr, . i ,,,-,, , ' i n" ii i i ' .1 ilAMSDEI.1V NORtyAT; OATS " THE MOST PftdLiFicTTN TriElWO BLD 1 One Bushel Ii Plenty ot Seed for an Acrci .l,Vf,if."i.'.'I j. mm Tieldi!80rtoI10d per cent ! moretlianlCom-: mon Oats with'Ealf the Amount of Seed per Aore, I'M-; i Oregon yield the last two years (botn sbort efqp years) : ' In 1869,- early- sow, from 80 to aer then 100 bushels per acre ; ' late sown, 60 ta if 0, bushels. 'In JStO, early sowb. each bushel sown, produced from 60 to 70 baihels; - lata sown (13th of May), to 0 bushels. . - t. - Caiiforoiaytold 1 1 In X&tSt, 0 U 173 baihels from 82Hba. see per aor.-w t i Norway seed sold In Baa Franeisoo th past winter at $7.40 per bushel of 32 Iba. . We ; war rant these oats eleaa and genniae, at f .89 per sask of 78 lbs,, er wa will furnish them to be tast ed with oonraoa oats, to be pnt in- well, in food reason,-in clean landrand at the aarae time. Threeyfourtha of the ezeesa which -the Norway yields otet the eominon oats mast be -delivered to as at the granary on tha farm where 'the crop is raised, in pay for tho ed famished. . r " : J " i , Balcm. March 20, 1871.. J. R AIcrt'ASE, i T6a32t., . 1. H. JIDS0N, ' Q . sS -. .:, ' 9 N KKAD RJ I S K M ENTS. v - a: jt i if. Aim & .,'.Jtr .! l Hi t :m (: I r.i i " l 1 C" v u ,v v 'r ,; i j.lii v7ii r.lAWHOOD. n 0 f, if OJ -fci . SiJ if- , f. L' .Hi .' , ' I"? I '' n ' j 1 HZ l.'li Jl'.t ' ',. ,J ,'jyt.f' Lfijj fi 1 - 'J 7-1 'Tug-; -if : It is A t i. j. j 1 1 YOUNG hM 'RISING GENERATION. . no". .t'.l ,1 ri' l(-5f .1 1 J P- s ,S ' ". a r ' The resets t: re foers of life" ore aUoog, bat to a few years how eftea tbe pallid baa, tba lack lustra eye aad emaciated form, and; thpnisi- bUUy ot VppliealW' in aUl eflWyaow 1 baneful infloencei1 It soon beocmaa evident te tba -i r .., ..i in !;.: jt j-:..r observe tbat some dVraresaiaff, fasaaenee is shock fog t&s derelopnMftt oC Cba body., Coasamptioa is Uked of, and perhaps, tba, yoath if xemeTaa from scUoo! and tent Icio the conn try. Tbie ia one of tbe worst movements. Bemered front or- .;) ...... ;:.'.. .; i .0:. ir- dinary diversions of tba ares abasgiag: aeenea ef ,i 5 t -i ,.:. y,', - tbe city, tbe powers of tbe body, toe modi anfea- bled to give sett to bcaltbfal aad rural' exercise, tboagbts are turned inwanlt ef en themselves. . ; ' . . . j , . : j x -' If tbe patient be a iemala, tbe approach? ef tba menses is JooLfcd for wUi anxiety, at da first symptom ia which STsture it to shew; bet saving power la differing tba cirealatlna aad visiting tba cheek with tbe bloem af health,.' Alas increase of appetite bas grown by what it fed on; tba ea orgies ef Ilia system are prastrr.ted, aad tbe whole economy is aeraajed."'.' Tbe beautiful and wen derfal pcr'.od in wbkb body aad mind undergo so fascinating a change from 'child' to woman, is looked for in "aia t tba parent'a heart bieedt in anxiety,' aad fancies tbe grave bat waiting for ita vtctim, , ,-. , i :, .- , r t. II. T. Hclesclb's Ti.tz.xal EacHC, tot Weai ness sriiu; from excesses or early indiscretion, attended with the following symptoms: lodifpsv silion to Eiertion, Loss of Power, Loss of Uemo ry, DiCcu'.ty of Breatbing, Weak : Kerres, Treojblin,"f)ref'arnrror" of Disease, Sight Sweats, Cold Eet, . Wekefoineas, Dittness ef Yinion, Languor, Caiveraal Lassita-de of tbe Vas cular System, Often Enormsns Appetite with Sya pcpila Symptoms Hot Hands, mushing ef rhe Body, Pry ness of . the Skin, Pallid Countenance and Eraptioas on.the Face, fain in. tlie-Each, IleartMis of 'tie Eyelids, Frequently Blaek EpoU Flying before the Eyes, wUh Temporary SaJTosioa and Loss of Sight, Tant of Attention, tireat Ko- bility, Kestlessnees, with Horror ef Society. Kothing ts more desirable to each 'patients than Solitude, and nothing they more dread, for Feir ef Themselres; aa Ilsposo of Manner, no Earn estness, no Spccnlstkm, bat a hurried frAQsition from one question to another. . ' j r . t .'..v.,,n.i-;n -.. These symptoms, if allowed' to go on whiell this Medicine invariably " removes soon folio Losa of Power, Fataityi and Epileptie Tita, in one of whiei the patient may azpira ,t , il t .. - t . - I 4 , Daring tbe Superintendence of Dr. VTUbob at tha BloomingdaleAaylam,. this aad, result occur red to two patents ; reason, had for a time left them , and both died of epilepsy. They were af both sexes,' aad about twenty years ef aga, ' y-vt if,'-;- i, . ";. ' .. Who Can say tiaf tbee eaeesses are not fre quently followed by those direful dlseaaea, Insan ity' anil Coasamptioa f ' The reoords of the Insaae, Asylums, and the melancholy deaths by Censamp- -tion, bear ample witscai te the truth of these as sertions. In Luaatie Asylums the meat' melan choly exhibition appears. '. The countenance ii bo. tually soddtn and quite destitute neither Mirth i Of .Grief, erec Visits, it i Should suad af th voioe occur, it ia rarely artieolate, , 5 ii r "With wsefnl aicasurM wan Despair - a i .v . . . , . , . , ': ,i Low aollsa soands their grief beguiled. Whilst wa res ret the axlstenee af the abore die. -fa iiiu .. .... eases and. symptom ws are prepared to offer aa luraluaWe giRpffphamistry tba the removal ef the eonsequatioes.' r H; T. Sautaoioa'a Hisblt CoKcaimtATBn '- Fttrti Extkact of Bccar. There ia no ton lo like It. It is aa anchor of hope te the sargeoaad patieBt, and that is. the testi mony ot all wha hare used or prescril.a it. " .Sold by W Drng-lsts and dealer everywhere 1,11, -i - . . . , -. Prices $J.35 per bottle, 6r sut bottles for If. 50. Prliacred to any address. Describe syc; ioasi in all oommunieations. . ' i ' '7 - Address H. T. HEL3JB0LD, . jjrQg ud Chemical War, " e ; , ; : i v f 94 Broadway, I: , Yer'-. 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