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.MAY 21. 1871.
LEE IX 9a1:XIC
. a THaiixtNo incident
ri.- n l.i .. ....
it neB u-eoerai ocou commanded tne
- gray ia Mexico, it became neeesnary to
explore a mountain that lay between
mar ana tne enemy s samp, it waa uue
of tboss lofty peaks whose summit
cleft the clouds, and reached the re
ga of, eternal' snow. The aides were
precipitous.- and clad io a tangled web
of brushwood and rugged rocks, which
isade the ascent seem perilous, it not
impossible. There was some difficulty,
therefore, in finding in officer bold
nough to undertake the task. At last,
a young Lieutenant stepped forward aud
offered his services. lie was accepted,
and hiring selected a smad company of
m0, set out for the mountain. They
loundit more unpromising than even
their fear foreboded. Tnere was no
iga of a path, no trace to show that
human footsteps had trod . the toilsome
ascent. They used both hands and feet
with diligence, swinging themselves up
by the andergrowth, climbing orer rug
ged rocks, or making a toilsome journey
around them, tilt one after another gave
op,' aid determined to make the best of
Lis way back. Before half of the ascent
was accomplished the young leader was
' left alone. ' Most men would have given
fup a utter despair iSot so the young
Lieutenant. There was a heroic lire in
his breast oat to be quenched by diffi
culties, however arduous. lie paused
loag enough to take breath, and away
he went again. .
The path became wilder and wilder,
but our hero, like Milton's fiend,
"O'er bog and steep, through straight, rough
dioN, or hrt,
With head, or bands, or feet, pursues his way.
And (inks, r swims, or wades, or creeps, '
till he stands panting on the icy turn
out. .There was a moment's pause of
exultation as hn'saw beneath his feet
the cloud., that, a tew hours since, had
seemed so far abovo him. But the broad
summit was yet to be explored, and he
hastened on. The rarified air affected
him painfully, and the cold was intense.
Just as immediate descent became a
matter of life and death he discovered
that the whole mountain side was a sheet
of ice. There was do time for thought;
any death seemed preferable to the OBe
which would overtake him if he delayed
a moment. With a hasty prayer be threw
himself, feet foremost, on tha sJinnrv
rr J
surface. Down, down he went, at a
dizzy, breathless speed. The clouds
passed upward and became sky once
more, and away dowa .below stretched a
: deepV'clear lake.;,; There was not a tree
or shrub to break his course, and death
seemed inevitable.'' Down, down, dowa!
But lo! the ice grows thinner and thin
ner; it" softens, it cracks, and his feet
are planted in firm, moist earth, on the
verge of the lake that had so nearly
been his grave. The sun had. meUed
the ice just enough for it to give way in
time to save him.
. Since - then he has stood on a more
perilous hight the snmmitof fame
gained by the same dauntless courage
that characterized his youthful exploit
for the young Lieutenant was Hubert
E. Lee. The substance of the above
incident was related by himself during
the Summer sojourn at the Peaks of
Otter, in Virginia, a short time before
his death.
, hit ii m agaix.
That venerable son of Neptune,
"Old Gid Welle,"' Abe Lincoln's Sec
retary of aquatics, is ont in a vehement
letter against Grant, the besotted. Io
the coarse of his epistolary flagellation,
he says: "
"I have no respect for those who
claim that it is. necessary for Massac hu
setts or for others to supervue Virginia
and to take care of the people of that
and other States io their local concerns.
If the people are incapable of self gov-
eminent, our system is a laiiure. ii tne
people of the States respectively cannot
make and execute their own laws, but
are to be governed and controlled in
their local and municipal affairs by a'
central power, then American Democrat
cy and American iiepublicaoixm are
mere shams and delusions. The Union
of these States-can be r reserved oolv
by maintaining the reserved and guar
w ...
anteed rights of the States. If the
Federal Government is not restrained
by constitutional limitations, it is a cen
tral despotism of unlimited power and
authority. lhe laws or Uongress, giv
ing the President authority to introduce
the military at the elections, and all
schemes by which the central govern
went assumes to take cognizance of and
to punish offences by Kn Klux organ i
zations, or by others in the state, are
.like almost every act in what is called
reconstruction, unwarranted, unconsti
tational, centralizing and revolutionary.
Pnnishmeut for crimes against a State,-
committed within the jurisdiction of
State "belongs exclusively to the State
aqd hot to the general government.
am aware th;t the attempted jus tinea
tion for these usurpations is necessity
always the tyrant's plea for crime, op
pression and wroog the sham excuse
which was set up for the wrongs inflict
ed in Kansas, and for the greater
wrongs since inflicted on Georgia and
other States of the south. While not
disposed to obtrude, my, Opinion upon
others, I desire not to be misunderstood.
I fully recognize the necessity of party
as a meats to sustain' essential prtnet
pies, hat let the means ' be subordinate1
to the ends. lama Democrat, but .noi
a Secessionist, who would admit that
State has the right to . withdraw irotn
the .Union and (throw off its Federal
obligations. I atn' a Republican, but
' .not an excliisiooist, who would ' exclude
-States from their rightful representation
in Congress, deny them the right to
'frame their fundamental laws, the right
to regulate their own domestic affairs
of deny them their reserved and an
. doubted exclusive right and authority to
pmoish offences committed within their
respective jurisdictions. This doctrine
of secessioo, and this doctrine' of exclu
aion are each "shams -each locompat-
' lble with s federal anion, each incon
sistent with and in violation of the Con
stitutioo. . and each subversive of the
government. i I therefore opposed the
Jiuchanan administration, and I also op
i tpose the Orant administration. '
- - GIDEON WELLES.
1 A country Journal having declared
' that during the carnival at Vashiagton
, "widows on the avenue . were let . from
8 JO to 5oU each," -explained the' 'next
1 day by saying ."windows, not widows
. were meant. ,
A NEW RAILROAD PROJECT
Among the lines of proposed
on this coast, outside otour own State.'
perhaps none wilt so much contribute to
the benefit of Oregon a that lately
projected, and information tf which has
been conveyed within the past two or
throe days in the dispatches Irotn San
Francisco. We refer 16 that project to
extend the California l'aoifio Kailroad
freiu Uaviiville, between Napa and Sac
rauiunto, to Goostt Lake, iu Southern
Oregon, and thence on by the way of
Christmas Lakes and the southern side
of Soake ivcr to Bear river, and to
connect with the Uuioo Paoifio road at
or east of Ogden. The dispatch states:
- Tbii road will form a part of a grand oombi
aatiua formed ia New York wtaiob already con
trols the Pennsylvania, Central, Pittsburg and
Fort Wayne, Chicago aud Northwestern, and
Union Pacific roads, and will complete the sli.
rent line from New York to San Francisco inde
pendent of the Central Pacific It ia reported
that the stock is all subscribed for by European
capitalists, and the construction of the road is
positively determined oa ; work lo oommcaeaja I tiewi
sixty days. Nold m
With such Eastern combinations the
projected road cun not fail of becoming
perhaps of the first magnitude xf trans
continental lines.; Its construction will
hasten the progress of the railroad sys
tem of Oregon, both from this city
southward through the Umpqua and
Rogue Kiver Vallics, and thence to con
nect with the great truuk lino of this
California Puoiho at Goose Lake, so as
to give us coutmunicatiou with San
Frauctaco and the whole East likewise;
and again, tho project will cause re
newed energy towards the construction
of a road from the Columbia through
Eastern Oregon aud Idaho to Salt Lake.
That it will have an important effect up
on the plans of the .Northern Pacific
Railroad cannot be doubted, and it will
materia!! affect the interests ot the Cali
fornia Central Pacific Company. But
whatever may be the consequences to
these other roads and interests tho new
project cannot but bring uo measured
good to Oregon. , We ahall have prac
tically two, if not three, trunk lines of
communication with the States across
the continent, and our communication
with San Francisco will bring to our
people the greater proproportiuu of ben
efit in trade as between themselves aud
our California neighbors.
The gratifying ward that , this grand
project will be practically started within
sixty days, the fact that the Company
will orgauize under the favorable laws
of California, and that the capital is al
ready assured to rapidly push on the
work, will have the good immediate ef
fect of enlivening times on the 'coast,
imparting additional confidence in the
future prosperity of this whole division
of the Union, and in attracting hither
thousands who will come with, capital
apd labor to aid io the development of
the mighty resources here profusely lav
ished. Bulletin. - -
TABIETICS. '
Do what you ought, and let what will
come of.it. , j..
.What maintains one vice would bring
up two children.
. It U more noble to make yourself great
than to be born so. - ...
The world is more apt to reward ap
pearances than deaerta. ' . !
In jealousy there is more lore of self
than "any one else.
Patience is power in a man, warning
him to rein hit spirit.
Benevolence is allied to few. vices:
selfiahness to fewer virtues.
Humility is the low, but broad and
deep foundation of every virtue.
Every day is a little life, and oar whole
ife is bat a day repcared.
The. possession of superior talent cre
ates more wishes than it gratifies.
Miss. Gardner has been appointed
Chief Engineer of. the Fire Department
of Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Next to a mitrailleuse, the most kill
ing tmng nowadays is a .aruggist s mor
tar, juauaxed by au inexperienced clerk.
The Rev. ft." B. Kay, of Metamnra.
has eloped- with s young widow, leaving
a wife and several children to uoarn bis
Baer. of San Doming," is about 5
year of age, aud has one-wxleenth negro
and the same amount f Indian blood io
his veins. " ' "
'James King has gone to the North
ampton (Me.) House of Correction for
seventy days foreuibrac'te)g a lady in the
public streets aguiost her wishes.. .
Madame Hunter, of Cleveland, clair
voyant, piiblished a card in which she
flatly denies that she is a "dark and dan
gerous demon." k " . " , ,
Miss Lizzie Van Lew, Postmistress of
Riehtuood, ( Va ) has decided that the
frank f Congressman will not carry a
letter mailed at that office, when she has
rp tMnr to. ' believe the Congressman is
not in the city. -
.The Trustees of the Forest Hill Cem-
etry of Boston report with pride and en
thusiasm concerning the new receiving
tomb, that '-its whole inside arrange
ment gives it a plesasaot and cheerful
aspect." ; ' " ' 1 " ' . ' -i '
Btighant Yonng has ordered from a
house in Chicago a spring outfit for. a
part of his family, lhe order, is for
twenty-six velvet cloaks and tweniy-six
aressetf: aiso, sixty auiis ot mate attire
and -thirty aix dres coats. A
'"Shall I belp Yon to alight?" said a
young gentleman, addressing a bouncing
country 'girl who was preparing to jump
trom, a carnage, in .front of his office
"Thank" you, sir,'.' sweetly replied the
girl, '-but I don't smoke." '
.'A little girl io Londoo, who sold wa
tercress'er, had a Bible given to her by
a eity missionary. She read it for some
months, and told the minister that she
liked the Old Testament better than the
New, as there was "a deal more fun no'
fightiog in it. ' ,' . ;
v A linguist at Warsaw, Portland, nam
ed Prescenski, has just completed a pol
yglot dictionary in twenty-three langua
ges, on which he has been at work for
over seventeen years. It is believed the
Imperial Academy of St. Petersburg
will publish the work at its own ex
pease.. . ,; ".- '.,
';, In August it is expected that a force
of ou,UU0 men, comprisio-r regulars, mi
litia, yeomanrv, and volunteers, .will
march from Aldcrxhot to some place in
Berkshire, England, where pitched bat
tles will be fought daily, aud decided by
an umpire, alter tfte Prussian J system
. An old settler of Berlin, Vt., tells how
years ago, after a : shower of rain had
raised the brook that passes through his
farm, the fish from the pool would run
up, and when the water fell, he and his
brother have'trequOfltly, with their hay
fVirl-a find hunAu fukftn rmt fYfirvt fiftw in
! tine nuudred spieaata trout.
HE SINGER
Manufacturing Company,
AT TIIE WORLD'S FAIR,
Constituted by the hoists of the people
Received1 the Ore at Award of the
HIGHEST SALES!
And have left all rivals far behind then, forlbcy
OLD Itf 1STO
One Hundred and Twenty-Seven Thousand,
Eight Hundred and Thirty-Tjjrea Machines!
being snore thaaurry lAeasaita in advsnos of
their sales of the previous yvar. and overorry.
oar tknntond more (Ana tAs sass efser
t'uMpy for 1S7U, ss shown by the following
figures from swvbm returns of tit sales of Li
censees i
Tbb SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY
old over the FloreneoSew
ing Maohlue Co., . . . 110,171 Macblno.
Sold over the Wileoa 4 Qibbs
ng Machine Co., . 98,943 do.
over the Weed Sewing
Machine Co.. . . . . 92.SS1 do.
Sold over the G rover A Ba
ker Sewing Machine Co., 79,431 do.
8old over the Howe Msobiue,
Co., . . e,fl77 i do.
Sold over the Wheeler A
Wilson Maeufeot'ing Co., 44,825 . , de.
all of whleh ia mainly owing to lb popularity
of what is known as the "New Tamil y Saw
la a? machine," which i now last fiu.ilog its
way into every well regulated household, For
Ciroulars giving tall particulars of Machines,
their Folding Coses of many varieties of wood
and finish, - thoir Attachments fur numerous
kinds of work, which, till recently , it was thought
that delicate fingers alone oould pet Term, as weil
as particulars about all articles used by their
Machines, such as Twist, Llnea Thread, Spool
Cotton, Oil, Ac, Ac, apply to any of their Au
thorised Agents, or to ,
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPLY. Y
4S9 Mmr, At York.
3rSaa Fraaoisco Olfioe, 139 Montgomery
Street. o2sv0nll
WOOL WAITED!
AT TBS
HIGHEST CASH PRICE!!
WE WILL PAY THS HIGHEST CASH
Prion fur all the Wool oflered, delivered
at our Warehouse in Albany. '
vo36tf BEACH k MONTEITH.
STAR BREWERY !
yALLY &1IOUCK,
HAVE ESTABLISHED AX EXTENSIVE
Brewery uueinou in
ALBA5IT A.l CORVALLIS,
Mr. llenck keenln( the old stand of Tstlj ia
Albany and Mr. Tally aupcrialendios; the Es
Ubtisbment at Corrallis. Beer furnished la
SALOONS AND PRIVATE FAMILIES
r ,
to order, and
WARRANTED TO BE TEE TEST BIST !
TALLY 1I0UCK.
April 14. I$:i8n35tf. "
cnanr.Fi a. dasa. tutor.
ht gollar t&$ gnu.
A, Keweaaneref the Ptvmbc Tlaaaa.
IaMadael for Feeble Ksnv em Bank
InctadiBf rsnsera. Uecaaotcs. Mtrcaanta, rro
(seatoaal Mea. Wotke(e,TalakrB, aad all Uaa
Der of Heeesi Folk, and t&e Wlecs, Bona. aa4
Danshtersof all Sana.
OWtr OXE DOLLAB. A. TEAS t
OSE arSDRED COPIES FOB UO.
Or lass Oo One Cent sCooy. Let Caere e a
MO Claa at every Port Oflaa.
8K3II-WEZfILY UX, 99 A TEAR,
f tae eana size and (eaeral character as
THE WXBKXr. bat wtra a arssleryarloty or
mlscelianecras raadiac. eed farasttdas; tae neve
to Its SBDscrtbeii tU treator freaaaesa. bosaaM
U comas twice a veeklastoad of oaoeoaij. -
THE PAIXT 8CK, Sd A IfEAK ,
A preeminent!1 readable aewtpeaor. wna rHo
lamei ciruauulon in ttko world. Kr-e. Inae.
re-KUot. sod learleta la potiuce. All tbe aewe
from swii waeie. Two Mil a OOBT 1 bf SaaUL
AO eeau a aioata. or SO a ear. ,
, TERMS TQ CLTJBa. t
TBE DOLLAR WEE&I.T BTJW.
rtreeotrtse. onejear.aetiarsisiy tetrmd.
Poor IDollorew
Tea eoiries. one year, eeoerttair addreasoa (sad
aa extraoopy totaeieuor aa atelnai.
Uht DolUre.
Twenty eon lee. ewo yeor. eooaratolv ami sated
(add aa nun aopy io laa getter as of eiabl.
Kliteoa 0IUsm
Tlftr eopl. one year, to one aaldreae tend too
Sena-ft eeJtljr oas year to setter np of eleb).
Thirty-three Dollars.
Titty eoirtee. one yoar. aeparatoiy aadressia (end
too beaii-Weekly oasyesr to tetter op or eleb),
Thlrty.flyo Dollavra.
One hesdred eonlet, one year, to one addraes
(and the VtlXj tot one year to the cetter a or
daoj. Fifty Dollon.
One bendred coles, eaa year, eeparately ad
dressetl (and tbe Dally lor one yoar to toe cetter
apefclab), fclxtr Dollars,
THE BEBH-WEEH.LT BITS.
Fly eoplss. one year, separately aUdresae ,
ely aAdreMed,
Elaht Dollars.
Tea eonles, ono year, separately addressed (aaa
mm wmcw vwy to jgeiier ep ot ciaDf.
Blxieaa Dollars.
BEKD TOVR MONET
to PjstOffleo orders, eneeka. or drafts oa New
Tork. ernererer eoneenlent. If aot, taea realstsr
toe letters eootaialas money. Addrose
L W. EVGLAKD, PsblUnor.
Saa offlco, Kew Torn Cttr.
NEW STORE! NEW GOODS!
J. M. BEACH,
la sow openinr a select stock of General Jler-
eaanaise, consisting or
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS!
BOOTS AND SHOES!
; ' " .
GROCERIES X HARDWARE 1 1
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE !
PAINTS AND OILS !
Ac,, Ac, Ac, Ac,
Which be is offering to the public at price cor
respoouing wun me uwes. au muasoi ,
MERCHANTABLE PRODUCE
' TAKE& IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS 1
Come Onel Come All! And examine Goods and
Prioes. at tbe old stand formerly occupied
by D. Beoob A Son, opposite Fester's--
. Brick, South Side of First, 'street, -
ALBANY, w .
OREGON
ap8v6b34yl" '
FOR THE HARVEST OF 1871.
PITT'S THRESHERS I
HAINES. HEADERS
LATEST IMPRTED MOWERS I
' :. And All Einda of '
Agricultural Implements
-r i. ' . ' . -. '. . .
(. CONSTANTLY ON HAND I .
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. Also the.
CELEBRATED BAIN WAGON
. i . - SLAIN, YOUNG Jk CO..
vB37tf.
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Albany, Qregea.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
jm - (Swim
THIS SALVE fUooatnobS VIRTUES TRU
LY WONDEKVUL, belajr a ouuipuuad ol
tbe best
CURATIVE AND HEALING AGENTS!
EVKU DICOVi:UED!
It need but to be tried to prove its superiority
over all other agents lur the cure uf
CUTS, SCALDS, BURNS, SCALDHEAD,
' aaa '
Oataneoos Eraptions'of all Finds J
Try it eooe, and you will averaftir Use I.t.
Prlnuipal Idanulaeliory at Corrallis, Denton ooun
Xj, Omsen, where it Is sold at
Wholesale and lletail. .'
The Trade supplied on Ueasonable Terms. For
sale by Druggist thrvaghuut Oregon. '
Betail Price, BO Cents ft Hex.
Address all ooaiuiuaieatlons to
W. W. OatESBT, .
Corrallis, Uenlua Cu., Oregua. "
! REFERENCES:
We tbe undersigned, citli.ns of Corrallis and
vielnlty, having known Dr. W. W. Og esby for a
number of years, and believing bin to be an hon
orable and worthy eltiiea, would reeommend to
the publis tbe Doetor's Oreyea Ilatm of (JiUad
Salt; as possessing Iraaseeadaat beallug quali
ties i
H R. T. 3. RIGHT,
TUOS. CAUTHORX,
F. 6. MATTHEWS,
M. II. IIKLL.
E. HOLM ATE.
II. FIKLKY.
J. 8. K K XI) A LI..
W, II. JOHNSON,
O. B. HOWARD,
T. II. PuWEKrf,
R. McVEATCH.
K. 8. 6TKAH AN.
W. J. KOBKRTSON.
E. ALLEN, DruzcUt.
JOHN BURNETT,
P. AVEKY
HAM'L L.'MP60X,
JOSEPH EMRKY, "
A. OAUTHOHN,
a. p. iiKiuos,
A. N. LOCKK,
J. H. UPTON,
J. CRISIS. .
L. L. HORNING,
J. ft. PALMER.
JAMES I). FOUNTAIN,
OEO. W. JOHNSON.
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FR0MAN MILDING!
WHEAT AND FLAX-SEED DEPOT !
CleiaiBs tnd Elrritin; fapaeitj 16,000
Buxheli per Day!
150,000 Buabels Woeat Wanted ia Store!
30,000 Hack for those who wish to cell or
store wiih ns.
Ffax-Seed CoaUaelors of pioneer Oil Co. wit I eall
oa as for sacks,
vsailyt. ' K. CARTWRICIIT.
liELlll! 1JEEHI1
ALBANY BREWERY.
. CHAM. KIEFER, Pror.
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TTIK SUBSCRIBER HAS JCST ERECTED
s new and first-clasa
B JEl E "W ERY'
Oa Brm4 sllbla botweaa first Straat
ad the River,
And U prcpond to fnrniih
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
PRIVATE FAMILIES,
onr SHORT KOTICEI
I
II Orders Selirered Wherever . Desired.
Do WsrranU bis BEER
MADE OF THE BEST MATERIALS,
AUD ,
PERFECTLY HEALTHY!
lie ia confident ba eaa give entire satisfaction to
ail.
Dee.29,66, T2n20tf 1
LOOK ! LOOK I !
NEW STORE ! NEW STORE !
-.AT
PEARSON'S OLD STAND,
Corner First and Broadalbin Street.
Having purchased the stock of M. Pearsop, and
added thereto a well selected assortment of
GROCERIES AND NOTIONS!
wa bopa by attention to business and by fair doal
ins; to merit tbe patronage of oar friends and tbe
punlio in general.
Oar goods were bougbt for vAou ana will do
SOLD AT THE LOWEST PRICES !
GIVE US A TRIAL,!
COUNTRY PRODUCE WANTED.
O.W. TOUNO, ;' .
Cor.: First and Broadalbin st., .
Jan20'7In23yl
Albany, Og'n.
$20,00 A DAY
TO MALE AND FEMALE AGENTS !
To' introdaee tha oelcbrated $25 Bncfceye
Shuttle Kewinc Machine, fititob alike
on both sides , and U-tbe only licensed Shuttle
Maohine in tha United States for less than $40.
That uses tbe celebrated -WILSON FEED," aad
are aokaowledged by all to ba the '
BEST f AM I LVMA p H IN 6 ,
for heavy and light sewing, ia ,be market, .
Outllt free '
; Address MINER cV FB ARSON,
' n23tf General Agents, Albany, Orejjoa.
-DEALERS IX
I
GENE II AL M ERCHANDISE!
' '' STORE IN FOSTER'S BRICK, FORMERLY OCCUPIED Br 0. MANSFIELD & CO.. ,
-KEEP CONSTANTLY 05 HAND
' .
DRY GOODS. LADIES1 DRESS GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS. BOOTS & SHOES,
QUgENSWARE, GLASSWARE, &c- ,
IN FACT. EVERYTHING esoittr a art m' A RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT, WHICH THEY
Offer, Very Low, Either for Cash or Produoe.
va40yl P. C. HARPER 4 CO.
GOOD NEWS TO ALL!
XTE-W GOODS !
UIItECTFBOM BATt FRANCfAfO
UY EVERY PTEASIER, FOR
R. CHEADLE Su CO.
' Persons wishing goods at a bargain are Invited
to e..uie along with their CASH or PRODUCE,
and make a good Investment, at the Cash Store
uf R. Cbeadle A Co. We give tbe following prive
list of a low articles told by u, to-wlti
TEA Japan, ) tb and 1 tb papers, 87 cents.
Japan, in large Cbe.t, Extra, W lb., $1.00
COFFEE ft lb, 222 cents.
SUOAR-Crushed. extra rtlned. 5 tbs for $l.0.
" Brown Reflned, 7 to 10 tbs for $1.00.
RALBRATUS-M lb, 121 oeots.
I HOIlA tb, 12 eenta.
CKKA Uf TAHTAK D, 0 eenta,
RICE Best, lb. 12 eeots.
HTA IICH Best, $1 lb, 16 eenU.
PARIllNES quarter botes, 24 cents.
OYSTKKM Baltimore Fresh Cove, can. 27 ).
TOM ATOFS California man., t ean, 26 eeots.
BLACKBERRIES ran,60eou.
CANDLES t to.ZjOtlbe'nf.
COAL OIL lievorel. XI gallon, 76 eents.
LINSEED OIL Raw. V aahon, i Ii.
" Bulled, 19 gallon. $1.87.
BROOMS Best, No. I, $2 ets: No. 3, 50 ets.
And all other Goods Sold Cheap.
We keep constantly oa band a good assortment of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
FOR SALE CHEAP.
CASH PAID FOIIEG6S!
And we will take all that may Im offered, at lhe
CAall STORE OK B. COEAOLB sV CO.
nar2to3.
CITY DRUG STORE.
a caaoraaaa.
I
a. fstTMABsa.
A. CAROTHERS & CO.,
DRUGGISTS ANO APOTHECARIES.
FOSTER'S BLOCK. FIRST ST.. ALBANY. CREGON.
ncsLcas I
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
PATENT MEDICINES,
PAINTS, DYE-STUFFS, OILS,
GLASS,
TOILET GOODS,
French and American Cologne,
Handkerchief Extracts,
CONFECTIONERY.
Pare Winn and Liquors for Medicinal Ties.
FINE TOBACCOS AND CIGARS.
Familj Becipeg and FbjsicHan'g Prwcip-
Uons Csmpouaded.
Dec3 ;0 vn?0. A. CAROTHERS A CO.
CHAIRS AND TURNING!
ALL SIZES OF
RAW-HIDE BOTTOMED CHAIRS!
of the best quality, nrell'Sutsbed, ean be bad at
METZLER'8 SHOP!
Also, all kinds of Tt'RMXO done to order.
Timber for Hubs oa band aad Saed fur lamina
palms;.
JUrMeUtT t L b airs are kept on band by E
B. Mooaa A Co., Ilarrisburr.
f24v4a28l. J. M. METZLER.
PROGRESS !
, in rac
PHOTOORA'riIIC ART!
Is tbe order of tbe dajr, and tbe
"KEMBRANT"
Pbotof rapb is superior to anytbing yet oat.
sfirCAZX ANO SEB.-T
J. A. WINTER,
Jan. IS, !S71-a22tf Albany, Oregon.
m. p. nussr.ix, '
AUy at Law.
. p. paaar,
Notary Public
BTJSSELL, FEEB7 & W00DAED
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
1 AWD-f-
COLLECTING AGENTS.
-flpecial attention given to the sale of Real
Estate. Real Estate Litigation and the Collection
or Claims. Uffiee, M. W . Corner First an
Washington Streeii.
Portland, Oregon.
Feb. 22, 1870, vSntStf.
FARM FOR SALE.
mUK FARM WELL KNOWN AS WARD'S
I BUTTE, situated eleven miles south of Al
bany, in Linn county, is offered for sale on the
best of terms. It has six springs of good water
ana plenty or stock water in tne ereek wbic
traverses one side of it. Tbe firewood upon the
fsria is almost inexhaustible, and its advantages
as a stock farm are suporior to any otber in Ore.
gon. For particulars address the undersigned
at unites taty, waseo county, Oregon.
nollnlStf. T. M. WARD.
MRS. S. A. JOHNS,
MILLINER & DRESSMAKER
PIRST STREET, ALBANY, OREGON.
Bridal and Mourning; Bonnrts and Hats
MADE TO ORDER.
DRESS-MAKING DONE IN THE LATEST STYLES
Also ths onlv Albanv asrent for the '-Sinare
Sewings Machine." Toe ladies are requemed
to call and examine tha "Singer," wbiob is tbe
only complete machine in use. r Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded. ' ap8'71lf
J. D. TITUS,
Watches, Clocks,
; JEWELRY, ETC.
ALBANY, OREGON.
REPAIRING CF:; CLOCKS, ' "WATCHES
JEWELRY, Ae. ,
1 PrtOMPTLT ATTENDED' TO.
ALfr WORK-JO-R RANTED.
' - apOlvfluMtf .
A
FINE ASSORTMENT OF
STILL XATBR!
Ci BEAT . REDUCTION ! ! I !
AT tax
SAN FRANCISCO STORE!
COR. FIRST AND FERRY STS.. ALBANY.
Keeps ecnstantly oa bai.d a full assortment of
STOVES, PUMPS AND TINWARE I
I also have for sale tba celebrated
idtjiohtt hook:
Cook Stove, and other Iradiar steles
Also manufartare all binds of Tin, Coppar an!
Sbaet-Iren Ware, la good style, at low rus.
FOR CAHII OR 1'RODUCEI
Always on band a full supply of
Tbe rureat Wlneu and Liquors 1
For Medicinal Purposes oaly.
A well selected stack of
B00EBIES AND 0E00KEEY
will always be found at my establishment.
I will sell nil roods n mr bouse, for Cesb or
rrodoee on delivery, cheaper tbaa tbe eoeepest.
2-4T-AII kinds of Tin ware repaired oa abort no
lire, nod salisfaeliun cneranteed.
JavSo2lyl JCLICS ORADW0HL.
RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE !
BLAIN & YOUNG,
AUAIVT, .... OREOC2f,
Weald tall tbe atteatioa of Boyers to tbeir
WEIsI SELECTED STOCK
or
coaaisnsa or ,
ANCY ' AND STAPLE DRY GOODS!
IIARDWABE, GROCERIES:
BOOTS 4 SHOES Our Specialty.)
ALL OP LATEST STYLES
Ann
GOOD QUALITY I
aaBBesaaaasBst . j ;
OLD AT MODERATE PRICES
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
I LOUC.CXIIEWI.G JIACIII.E I
The U in L'$e.
blain v Yoxma.
Dee. SI. 1869 vjn20if.
CHAS. MEALEY,
naatea ia
URNITURE AND CABINET WARE!
(Comer of First and Broadalbin streets,
at old ausd of C. Mea ey A Co.)
, f
ALBANY, OREGON.
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL
assortment of everything is) bis line that
uaae requires or aa enterprising publie demands.
FURNITURE !
Of All Kirada and Descriptions!
BEDS A.VD HCDDIXG, Ac.
Particalar atteatioa will be paid to ordors for
.UNDERTAKING!
And all otber orders ia my line will be promptly
- aiienaea to.
i
SutufanUm OuarmuUtd amd Work Wmrranttd 1
CILAS. MEALEY.
Albany. July 6, 1869 v4nt7tf,
ALBANY FOVIVDRY!
... -AND . ,
Ts&jCTTrxrEi shop i
ALBANY. OREGON..
A.F.CHERRY, PROPRIETOR.
MANcracTuaia or
STEAM ENGINES, '
URIST AND BAW.MILLS,
REAPERS AND THRESHERS, 7
: WOODWORKING MACHINERY,
PUMPS, Ac, Ac, Ac. Ac. Ac.
' Machinery ot all kinds
REPAIRED ON SHORT NOTICE
PATTERNS! AS I WO
Don la All ' Its Various Forms !
IE0N AND BEASS CASTINGS
Of All Kinds, Mada to Order I
Deo.5,fl8v4,otyl. - ' A. P. CHERRY.
THE OLD STOVE DEPOT!;
JOHN BRIGGS,
..': . - -
DEALKR IN
COOK, PARLOR AND BOX STOVES
Of tha Beat Patterns,
TIN, SHEET-IRON ANO COPPER-WARE
Aad tba usual assortment of turn'isbing goods
found ia a Tin Store. ;
Beoairs Neatly aad Promptly Executed
v .'.On Reasonable Terms.
Short Reckoning Make Long Friend
FR0NT-ST., ALBANY, ;
Next Doer to P. C. Harper A Co's Store
Doe.5v4nl6tf , , ' JOHN BRIG S,
R. H. I.IcDONALD & CO.,
vaawaBAajas
San Francisco Cai..
Vl"'?" aQleatataalrliiraa assortment
or " Newly Arrived " Woods, onposel In pan of the
following articles, toeether with every UiIds kept In a
wellsnppited WUOX0AI,B DlitU HTOUX.
faasn Dyuos, TrtBin's Pfattos,
Tacssas tturruanas I Biiaxsb Hnane.
Vssbmtiai. Oita, pnurcsntia,
KanosaaaOiL, Paijcts amu Oils, ,
yhleh we offer at tbe lowest Cssa Mees, aad ara
oeteroiined not to be undersold.
K. H. MoOSALD CO., Sxx TiASCIseo, Cit-
FOR SALE.
OUR IItl7 nUMIC0 located ia Saa
Frenulsoo, Cal. Aftr uurbest wishes, and express
ing oar thanks Ut lhe liberal patronage we have
received for more than twenty-one years, dnrinjr
wbieb period we bave been steadily engaged In tne
Drue business In California, we beg to sav In en-
sequence of tbe rapid growth of Dr. Waller's Cal
ifornia Vinegar Hitlers, now spread over tbe Uni
ted Stales and eonntries far beyond, wa are ncees
sitnted to devote oar entire time Ut said business.
We are the Oldest Drng griffon the Pacific coast
and the only one continuous Under tbe same pro
prietors since 1M9, and have determined to set
oar large, prosperous, and well eflablisbed bast
oes on favorable terms.
This Is a rare opportunity M Men with tha
meant of entering into a profitable business with
advantages never before offered. ,
Hot particulars enquire of
II. U. McTrrfAtV A CO..
R. II. McDobalb, ) ; Wbolesalx Drnggists.
J. C. Bcea. I Ss Frsneisoo. Cat
N. B. L'ntll a sate I made We shall enntinae ear
Importations and deep a lavge sfoek of fresh goods
. . . . t . . , ..it ... l ' . . x . r
cmsianuy on oaou, ana sou pneeiwuii; cvw
petition. : .
A GREAT MrDVCAL DISCOVERY
- Dr. WAI-KEK'S CALITOlUrXA
YINEG-AE BITTERS
ii Hundred cf Thotitands
it - '
e
Bear testimony to rh"tr Woader
tut CoraUve Kfftseu.
WUAT ADF TMPVO
B m m T n-w s m
C tj
.3
fc 3 -
til
a. 2 t
SIS
a. "
"on
O THET ACT SOT A TUX
FANCY DRINK
Kaoeef Vr It mm, Vkltk.&r, Vrmtf SpfrlM
n mA BVefa e I.lejnwra ductoreo.splee4 aod ewect'
ears: lo aloes? tbe taste, tailed "TooJee,-" Appeal
ers." "ficscorcrs," tbat lead tba Cppkr oa to
drnakeaaeae and mia. oat are into lte4i!as,Baite
dm too Xatlve Hoots and Herbs of California, free
from all Alcobllc Miuialaaia. They are tbe
Il.tRAT nUMlll rt'UlVIEU " A I.IFC
OiTJNtl PUlSCirLB aperfcet Uenevator eaa
JavVrauror(e Bysurm, cairyiag off all Boisoaoes
inatur aad restortns; tbe btood to a holtbf condition.
Kopcnoaeaataka these 0Mtcrs aecoruis lo ilirco
Uon and remain long aawclL
lOO will be clvcn tar aa Inearable case.proruiea
tbe bo.ics are not destroyed by tulaersl polsoa cr
Cier BMaas.sad tbe vital orcans westcdWyosNlUe
Iotoorrt.-sJr.
ymr lBa.'uanshierr aaa tsirsisiio inww
I Ism Coal. nxmprpi or issitmiss,
nillaa. Uns. mm iatermiiteas revere.
IHecaec of (be niewd, lJrr, ntrnmrt aaa
niaddrr. these Bs'ieralvo txxt taost ntc
fou bach Plwe " eaeseo tuiaiea
III sod. h:eh is tsaeraSI produe4 by deraaitemeat
of tbs TMsfef Ive Orca
aebs. Pa!a .i tbe Cboaiders. Conca.. TisTJtness ortas
Chest. V.zz.i, tour E racial Ions ol 'be ttomach.
Bad taste U tbe ?!'n:h. E.Uous Attacks. -Tupauom
of Kit Utv-t. InSsaxaiioa or the taacs.Po la tbe
mieca of Cue Kldacye d a hmmdfa ototr in.'al
srmptoras, are Ue oCFrisjsof Drapcpsia.
TS T lovieorata tuo Stonaca aaa sumaiate tne tor.
rtdlrveraaa bowcle, wnicbrcndrrtaeraor aeeqnaUed
efllcaeyta clca-:n t..e btoodorcnistpnritlss. asd
tm parti og new life and visor to t!: wbole systsa.
FOB MIC IM DISEASES. Ertj?tons.TettTr. Salt
Rbraa. Blotches. Spots, D-oplcs, rsstetes. Boil. Ccr
boaelcs. Ul&c- Worms. eald-Sce4.ore Ejrss, Erystpu
eles.ltch. Scnrfs, DlscolorationeoftaeEkia. E amors
and Diseases or the Sk'.a. of wiatevcr usas orsatar.
are literally dag op ealearrld out of tbe systsm la a
sbor ttmsbytbami ortbess Bitters. O30 bottle l-
eacb eases will coaviacs tbs aos: lacrc ia'.ocs of ti.ir
eoratlve effect.
Cleaase tbe Vitiate! Blool whenever yon fr.-l V-f
ImpaiWes barstiae taroncb tae eia ta Hmplss. i'ra.
tlons or Sores deaass It wncn y-B And it obstrect . 1
end slacsisb Is tbe veins : cleanse U Wsen it Is fool,
aad yoar reclines will t'l yoa wlasa. Eeep tue blaod
pare aad tbe ha!tlicf tiesnt-tn w:llfa:Sow.
PIX. TA PE aaa oUr WO It 31 J, lsrsma In m
srstea of so many tionsaads. are cJTrta'.y deetrey
edaai rnovod. rorfjll Cirec::on. r:l4 earrfonv
tbectrenlar ecoam) eae?t btli. pr!rit--t In foci-1--
saaos Eoflisb, Gcrsua, r roaci aad SliU.
J. WAlXrS. Proprlftor. T n., KcOOX X-O t CO
Drocsrlsts aad Cm. A;-nts. tn Traiwive, tal.
aad SJS4U3I Cowm x c:.-a.-t.-w J e:.
IT SOLD EI A"..' r -r'-.'-,-"'5 AS3DSAL2BS.
JanlS'TInSIyl
FRENCH MEDICAL OFFICE-
DR. JUUEN PERRAULT.
Doctor of Medicine of tho Faculty of
Paris, Graduate or tbe Oiuveraity
Qoeea's CoUogo, and, Physician of the
bt. John Qapuate Society of Saa Fran
cisco. Ta. PaaaacLT baa tbe pleasure te infrnn pa
tient sad others seeking confidential medical ad
vice that be ean be consulted daily atbisoffioe. Ar
mory Hall ISuildiug, North East owner of Mont
gomery and Sacramento streets, San Francisco.
Kooms 3os. V. io, ii, urst Ooor.np stairs, entrance
on either Montgomery or Sacramento etresi.
Da. Paskai'LT s studies hsve bsea almost excla-
sively devoted tu tbe cara of tbe various forms of
Nervous and Physical Debility, ton result or inju
rious habit aoquired ia yoatb, wbieb usually ter
minate in impotence and sterility, and permanent
ly induce all tbe concomitants of old age. Where
a secret infirmity exists involving the happiness of
s lifs aad that or others, mason and msrality aio
tste tbe necessity of its removal, for it ia a fact
that premature decline of tbe vigor of manhood,
matrimonial nabappiness, eompulrory siagls lifs,
etc., have tbeir sources in causes, the germ ol
wbiob is planted in early life, and tbe bitter fruits
tasted locg afterward: patients, laboring under
tbit complaint, will complain of one or more or
the following symptoms f Nocturnal Emissions,
Pains in the Back and Head. Weakness or Memo
ry and Stent. Disobsaes from the Urethra oa go-
lag to stool or making water. Intellectual facul
ties are Weakened, Loss of Memory ensues. Ideas
are clouded, and there is a disincliuatioa to attend
to business, or even to reading, writing, or tbe
society of friends, eto. The patient will probably
eomplaia of Dixsiness, Vertigo, aad that Sight
and Hearing are weakened aud sleep disturbed by
dreams; melancholy, sighing, palpftation, faint
in us. oouabs and slow fevers ; while some bave
external rbeumatie pain, and numbness of the
body. , Some of ths most common symptoms are
pimples in tbs fane, and aching in different parts
of the body. Patients suBering from thia disease.
should apply immediately to Da. PiRBAULT.either
in person or by letter, as ba will guarantee a cure
of Seminal Emissions aad Impotence ia six or
eight weeks.
Patients suflerinr from venerial disease in any
stage, Gonorrhea, tileet, Striotures, Bubo, Ulcers,
Cntanaouj Eruptions, eto., will be treated success
fully. All Syphilitio and Mercurial Taints entire
ly removed from tbe sj stem. '
Da. Pirraclt's diploma are in his offios,
where pationts can see for themselves that they
ara under the care of a regularly educated praeti
tioner. The best references given if required.
Patients suaerinjr nnuer chrome diseases, ean
call and examine for themselves. We invjle in
vestigation; claim not to know everything, nor to
euro everybody, but wa do cluiin that io all eases
taken under treatment w fulfill our promises.
We particularly request those who bave tried tbia
boiutod dootor, and that advertUed physioiau, till
wore out and diaoouraged, to oall upon us.
Lo w ohnrges and quick cures.
Ladios suffering from any complaint incidental
to their sex, oan consult the docAor with the assur-
anos of relief. !
Female Monthly Filia.
Da. Pkrraclt is tbe only agent in California
for Da. Biorr'a Feinata Monthly Pilis. Tbeir
immense sale has established their reputation as
a female remedy, unapprrached and far in advance
of every other remedy for suppressions and irreg
ularities, and otber obstructions in females. On
the receipt of fire dollars, these Pills will be sent
by mail or express to any part of the world, sc
ours from curiosity or damaa.
Persons at a distance oan be cared at heme, by
addressins a letter to Da. Pbrradlt. corner of
Socramento and Montgomery TStrce ts, Booms 10
and II. or Box 973. P. 0;. San Franoisco. stating
tha ease as minutely as possible, -general habits uf
1 living, occupation, eto., etc.-
All cotmnuuications coniidentiak junSyl
A1VRT1SKMENT$.
THE
: 08
OREGON
niSTODY.
Tbii Keesedy is eetnnored of tbe aetira ariaeL
pie ef tbe I'nh Weed, Eag-Tbaspiaoy C-rda'
tasa Origaniss, LaC iadigeeems te Oregon -Grows
most abandsotly sad aoTfeetly te Wask- '
ingtoa Coaaty.
PROPERTIES,- ate.
It eoataias aa mttiwt vZolt7rtt extract
ed by Elber, aad s VltUr TonU prieeiple.
MEDIC A I PROPERTIES ANO USES.
It ia tba at est HVBK AXD SPEEDY CTRK
for Xkeummtitm, RktmmmtU Ooul and Skntmati
Pain ol all kinds that bas ever been iatrodaeed.
into tba Mauris Medio.
Tba Cok Weed Beasedy as'frepared by as, bar
eoaseqaeaee bt tba sxisting bitter priaeiaie, fo
sesscs tbe aeeeasary virtBe of being a
PffSERFUL TONIC,
Promotiag tba Iffttitt aad invigorating tie
whole Digettiw A pa ara t a, tbaa banding
f and smogtbeaiag the systess, while st tho
same time tba volatile priaciple, beiag absorbed
io tbe blood, acta specinaally aa tbe Kbewesatiet
Poise n, reasoviag it frost tba cirealatioa aad
systeai.
There are a few remedies known te tba Medi
cal profession, wbieb will remove tba Rbeamatic
poison fr im tbe blood, bat wbeee action la se
powerfol ia depressing tba system ef tb already '
tntekUd Ebeaaaaiie patieni, (bat their ase baa U
be abandoned before speeifia eBecta are ebiaiaa
ble beaoe tbs waat of access ia bestiag tbia
prevaleat, aad ia eenseojawaee keretofcre (iacar
able) disease. Caiibe tbeae Mediciaes, already
ksowo, the -Tak Weed Beasedy" laeagb pre
daciag aa peercrW ad ss actMC cBcats en tho
btood sad system ba somoviac tbs Xbeamatis
poisoj, also possesses a strong Torn it sael sseapea
ating elcmead, wbieb admits of its csaa'easd as
even ia tbs asoet dtStmtt aad dtbilitmud. Tbas
ws bave tbw eaabiaetsoa for tbe Jtrmt tists of
these tWoaitssaai j rhmtmH ia tbw oaw resardy,
wbieb acenastf for its superior aad setts failaag;
earative efleets ia ,
irB&mATtsM, V
HucvmATio CrOtnv
Aad RXXEVaXATXC FAINS ef sillUad-
We are awsre ef tbe fact that it Is r sac rally
aa easy matter to procure eertiSeates at testis g
the emeacy of extent readies from a evrtaia
eiass of tnues who ass them We have selected
tbe following becsnse tbe name artacAed to lAssa
are tbosa of mea ef the ssoet cartful mod serwpa-
ftre eaorocfer, aad bresass tbe large elaae of
tbeir aequaiatance in Oregon will aot, for m
moment, accuse or saspect them of aay exag
geration ia tbe statements they msy auks :
Certificate from A. B, Shipley, Esq., speeisl
contributor to tbe Y.'illowMUt israsr, aad See
rctary of the Oregon Horticultural Society :
Oswaee. Oa.. Marsh 3a. 1ST1:
Da. A. M. Lostsa : ..-
Sume fuar weeks ago I was entirely prostrated
with Khoamaiism ; in fact I waa almost helpless.
l sent te yoa lor one is-eaace eottie ei "baa
Weed Remedy fay tbe ase of which I experienced,
almost immediate relief ; aad by tbe time tba
bottle wi s gone tbe Bhcaaiatiam was goee.
From my earn experience, aaC I rota what I aava
beard others say "who have asad tbs Cak Weed.
I believe it t be a eertaia ears for Bbeaaia
turn. Years, resneeirolly, A. K. S1IIPLET.
Certiltcate from tbs Hoc. A. J. Dafar, ex-
Preeideat of tbe Oregon. State Agricultural So
ciety, sad aether of "Statistics of Ore gen:"
East Pobtlabo, April 1, 1871,
Da. A. M. Lobtba A Co. :
I was aflictad with a severe attack ef CHROX-
IC RHEUMATISM; was eealacd te my bed
most ef the time fn.m January to July, wbea X
used tbe Cak Weed, and it curod me up.
A. J. vvrtg.
Certificate from Hea. Gideoa Tibbetts, sns-
bsr ef tbe City CeaneU ef East Portland :
' East Pcrtvab, April 7. 1(71.
Da. A. M. Lobtba A Co.i
Cents.- This is Is inform yoa that I bare
ased yoar JUnk weed Remedy" for Weuralgia,
and Rbeumatie pains, aad found relief from tbe
are ef oafy ewe eoCKe, aad eaa reeommcad U te
those ia aeed ef f ueh a remedy. Yours.
BlUKOJf TiBBKTTS.
CertiSeate from Mr. James Bjbee, the eele-
b rated stock grower aad "Xiag ef the Oregea
Tarfs" . ''. ' , '.
SAVTia'a Isvakb, Jaaaary 14, 1S71."
Da. A. M. Lour ba A Co.:
This is to acknowledge the emeacy ef year
MUk Weed Remedy, or Orecon Rbeamatia
Care." I was afflioted for months with a very
triout attack of Asaasart Jihtumari, aad
tried nearly all of tbs so-ealled itneamaue rem
edies without aay perceivable relief. I then
tried yoar Jtmeefw, ana its ase resulted la tae
most happy effects perfect care.
Truly yours. JAA1S Hi .
Certificate from lion. E. X. Quimby, ex-Coaa
ty Commisaieaer of Multnomah county. Oregon t
, East Portuabd, Apru 1, 1871.
Da. A. M. LnaraA A Co.:
I bave ased tbe "Unk Weed Remedy,' aaoj
satisfied it ia a valuable medioine. It reewfafee
end imn'oorates tbs system. This is my experu
once with tbe remedy. Truly yours,
- , Jt. la. VUAALIXt.
Certificate from Hon. N. H. Laae, Pilot Com
missioner of Oregon, and a member of the City
Council of East Portland t
. East PeaTtAap, April W WTl,
Da. A. M. Lobtba A Co. I -
I have been afflicted for several years jsr'thj
" weakness iu tbe back," and wandering , Cfti
matio pains, aooompanied by aseers eojurifiwAesM
By the use ef oas sortie of your Unk Weec)
Remed,.or Oregon Rheurqatie Cure. I bate
been eatirely relieved, and ebeerfuliy reeomi
mend it as a most valuable and efficient remedy,
t KAT. II. LANE.
Put up ia 10 Ol. Bottles at $1,5Q per BottU,
i r : - PREPARED AT THE
OBEaOlT, ......
Uledical Laboratory
by
Dr. A. ITI. LORYEA ci Co.,
EAST PORTLAND, OttEGOK.
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jt"For sole by all Drnggisls.-
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