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I.
V
POETRY.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
ADVK11TI8 K 51 KNT8 I ADVERTISEMENTS.
ADVKRTISEMENTS.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
r How to put up Wool
Jlr. Doalass Oliter, a woolen manu
facturer iu Grant county,-Wis., conitau
uicatea to tbc Lancaster Herald the fol
lowing adrice to wool growers
All dry burrs which tttach themselves
to wool should be exterminated from tho
pastures before the sheep aro turned on
them in the spring.
TAGQINQ.
To save wool, and add to tho health
and comfort of tho sheep, they should bo
tapped beforo they are turned out to grass
in the spring. This is done by cutting
away tho wool around tho vent and tho in
side" of tho thighs. Sheen, especially
ewes which havo not lambed, should be
handled carefully, and laid on their sides
whib the operation is performed.
TIME AND MODE OF WASHING.
It is generally held by those who have
tried it, that early spring is preFerablo for
washing sheep, if they can bo subsequent
ly housed in case of severe storni3 or un
usually cold nights. As early washing
is improper ia cold climates, it is urged
that sheep should bo shorn unwashed.
This is a question upon which sheep grow
ers should bo allowed to exerciso their
own judgment, nor should any buyer at
tempt to compol washing, or to tako ad
vantage of its omission by insisting upou
a particular and fixed rate of shrinking
on unwashed wools. The shrinkage on
every lot should be proportioned to its ac
tual condition, as deduction is made on
wheat and other products, or on foreign
wools which contain impurities.
CUTTING HOOFS.
"Merino sheep generally require to have
their feet trimmed at least once a year.
Some do this at washing, when their feet
aro clean and soaked soft, others immedi
ately after shearing.
SHEARING.
Shearing should tako place when the
oily feeling matter termed yolk has so
far appeared in the wool as to give it its
natural brilliant appearance and silky
feeling. The mode of shearing cannot be
described here in detail. The woolshould
be cut off evenly and smoothly reasonably
close, but not leaving the skin bare and
red, which renders the sheep very liable
to receive injury from the cold. "Stub
ble shearing" and trimming," te, leav
ing the wool long so as to give the appear
ance of extraordinary length, or leaving
it loag ia places in order to afFect the ap
parent shape of the animal, are both
frau Is.
DOING UP THE WOOL.
Tho fleece should be a3 little broken in
sheariug as possible. It should be gath
ered up carefully, placed upon a smooth
table instJe ends down, in the exact shape
in which it comes from the sheep, and
pressed close together. If there are dung
balls, they should be removed. Fold in
each side one quarter, next the neck and
breach one quarter, and the fleece will
then Le in an oblong square foim, some
twenty inches wide and twenty-five or
thirty inches long. Then lold it once
racre lengthwise and it is ready to be Tool
ed up and tied or placed ia the press.
The improved wool press, worked by a
Jever or by a crank, does the work far
Eioreexpedtiously, better, ondwithmuch
less labor than doing it by hand. Three
bands of moderate sized twine, flax, or
hemp, free from all loose fibre, once
around, are enough fjr the fleece. It is
fraudulent to put the unwashed wool of
sheen that have died from disease, or of
those that have been killed, or unwashed
tacrs, into washed fleeces. It is aL-o fraud
ulent to sell burred fleeces, so done up as
to cenceal the burrs, without giving no
tice to the buyer. The burred wool should
be put by itself, so that the buyer can
-open and examine it.
STORING WOOL.
"Wool should be stored in a clean, dry
room, tight enough to keep out dust, ver
min and insect3.
- How General 3Ieagiier Fell.
The San Francisco Monitor has received
from Montana the following authentic
particulars ot General Meagher's death,
which it publishes the-more willingly, it
says, as reports injurious to the memory of
the dead have already been circulated,
even in some journals, asserting that he
committed suicide while under the influ
ence, of wild exeitemect:
General Meagher, as hi3 friends can
testify, was never subject to such parox
ysm3, and in a letter written only a few
hours before his melancholy death, he
spoke cheerfully of his expected return
home ia the course of a few dav3. He
had ridden some thirty mi!e3 on horse
back, across the dry plains to Eort Ben
ton, and ia conversation with a friend a
short time before his death, exhibted no
appearance of excitement. He after
wards wrote home to his family, and be
ing fatigued, retired to a state-room on
the steamboat for the night, as there are
no 'hotels at Fort Benton. The guard
rails ot the steamer had been partially
broken away a short time before, so that
there was none ia front of this state-room.
About 10 p 31 he got up and stepped out
on the deck ia his night clothes. In do-
iua so, hi3 foot struck asainst a coil of
rope, which made him stumble, and be
ing unable to recover balance, he fell in
to the. river, hica runs with great rapid
lty. come 01 tne . uec&v nanas ran up
with lights at ; the noise of his fall into
the water, but only in time to see him
swept away by the rushing waters, ia
wjbioh he disappeared ere an effort could
be nade to save him.
A Boy's First Composition. The
Terre Haute, Indiana Album gives the
following essay on ''lhe Ox from one o
its young contributors just as it came
iron his pen :
, f'Oxea is a very slow animal they are
good to brake ground up. 1 wood drath
er lave horses if they dident have kol-
ick. which they say is wind collected in a
.bunch, which makes ltdangerser te keep
- hordes than a ox. if thare was no horses
the people wud hev to whele thare own
wood on a whelebarrer. it wud take
theid to or thre days to whele a ' cord
. milt!;. :: Cow3 is useful to. i ; hev herd
som say that if thay had to be tother or
a os5 thay wud be a cow. But i think
when it cum to hev thare tits pulled of a
; cold mornin thay wud wish, thay wusent
for j::ea don't generally hev to rase caves
if i had to be enny i wud drather be a
-V heffur. But if i coodent be a heffer and
Jiad t o be both i wud be an ox.
.V. ... ."'.-";'."'. ' Isaac. Striker."
UNVEILING THE STATUE OF HENRY CLAY.
IIaU! true and glorious semblance, bait !
Of him, tho noblest of our raoo t
Wo seem, at lifting of thy veil.
To see again his living fucot
To hear tho stirring words onoo moro.
That liko tho storm-cloud's cadenoo pealed
With mightier power feorn shore to shore
Than thunders on tho battlo-fleld.
Lo ! that calm, high, ta Jostle look,
That llnds our gase as by a spoil
It is tho same that crst-wblle shook
Tho traitors on whose soul It fell I
Oh ! That ho were again in life !
To wave, as onco, his wand of power,
And scatter far tho storms of strifo
That o'er our country darkly lower !
Again, egahi,, and yet agaiu,
Ho rolled back passion's roaring tide,
Yhcn the fierce souls of hostile men
Each other's wildest wrath defied.
Alas! alas ! dark storms at length
Sweep o'er our half-wrecked ship of state,
And there seem none with will and strength
To save her from her awful fate !
But thou, ruajestio image, thou
Wilt in tby lofty place abide,
And many a manly head will bow
While gaiingon a nation's pride ;
And while his hallowed ashes lie
Afar beneath old Ashland's sod,
Oue gaze at theo should snucttfy
Our hearts to country and to God.
We look on thee, we look on thee,
Proud statue, glorious and sublime,
And years as if by magic flee
And leave us Iu his grand old time.
Oh ! ho was born to bless our race t
As ages afier ages roll
We seo tho image of bis face
Earth has co image of his soul !
Proud statue ! if the nation's life.
For which ha toiled through all his years.
Must auisb ia our wicked strifo,
And h ave but blood and tears,
If all to anarchy be given ;
And ruin all our land assail,
He'll turn away his eyes ia heaven,
And o'er thco we will cast thy veil !
irentiee.
In the Paris Exposition, at an English
jeweler stall are some diamonds so finely
cut that by mere pressure the air excluded
rom the surface oi the atone iu contact
with the cla.s, and in thw way they ad
here to the under stuo of tho glas in the
showcase, although they seem to be lying
outside. A woman who thought they
were scattered loosely on the surface re
cently tried to steal them by throwing her
pocket handkerchief over them carelcsMly
while she was apparently looking at some
thing eke. Those who noticed her were
amused by her surprise and chagrin when
she found that the diamonds were not to be
swept off.
OUli AGENTS.
The following named gentlemen are auihoriied
t-i act as Ageuts fvr Tb Statc Rights Demo-
bat, and to receive nd receipt for subscriptions
to the paper :
LINN COUXTV.
Robert Watkinson and James Dorris ..Scia
Ja.n Wheeler Lebanon
II. L. Erown Brownsville
Matthew Fountain liarrUborz
JQ.A. Worth I Wi.
LANE COUNTY.
Hon. J. J. Walton... Euscne Citv
BENTON COUNTY.
Jaj. F. Hamilton Corllit
POLK COUNTY.
T. J. Lovelady Dallas
J. li. V. Eutkraud Dr. Harris Monmouth
Dr. J. M. McCoy La Creole
Dr. J, E. Davi'Ijon -Independence
Kev. II. M. Waller Eola
CLACKAMAS COUNTY.
Ralston A Myers Oregon City
MULTNOMAH COUNTY
Lawrenc A Scrapie,. -Portland
J. F. McCoy Portland
MARION COUNTY.
N. M. Bell 1 .
Tnos. Smith i B4iem
Tho. Eojco. Newspaper Aeent, San
Francico, ia authorized to receive euGscrtptions
nd adrertiiements for oar paper, and act aa Lujsi-
ets agett generally.
AD V E HT I S K M E NTS.
J. F. 3ICCOY,
A TTORXE Y ASD CO USSELLOV. AT LA W,
ASD
NOTARY
PORTLAND, - -
PUBLIC,
oTregox
WILL PRACTICE IN THE SEVERAL
Courts of this City and State, and of Wash
ington Territory. AH kinds of claims and demands.
notes, bills, book accounts, subscriptions, etc..
collected on commission, by suit or solicitation.
Real Estate bought and told. Taxes paid.
iuittungs rcntea, ana rents collected on commis
sion.
Tittle to Real Estate searched, and abstracts
made.
also
AGENT for the principal daily and weekly news
papers on the Pacific coast. Subscriptions and ad
vertisements solicited.
p8A.ll collections promptly remitted.
OFF!nENo. 95 Front street. Portland.
v2n27tj
CITY MARKET.
EXain St., Opposite the New Drug- Store,
ALBANY, OREGON.
1ENDENHALLS REDPATH, Proprietors
WILL ALWAYS KEEP OH
HAXD THE BEST OF Er23
MEATS OP ALL VARIETIES.
A LIBERAL SHARE OF PATRONAGE IS
solicited, as we intend to keep as'good an as
sortment, and of as good quality as the country
affords.
TVe are always ready to pay the
Highest Cash Price for Fat Stock.
April 6, 1887 T2n34tf
"V- THIEL,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
(Opposite the State Rights Democrat Ojjlce,)
FIRST ST., - - - - . . ALBANY.
Manufacturer of the best quality of Fine
FKENCH CALF BOOTS.
Also, a Superior article of good -
BOOTS FOR FARMERS' WEAR.
Repairing and Mending
Done on short notice aod at very Low .Prices
Our work will be guaranteed to si vo entire satis-
j foctipn. ' may25r2n4ltf
FittcciWcar iu Oregon.
t . ' -' ...... - ; t
S. J. McCORMICK,
The Pioneer Bookseller and Publisher
Of this State, desires to inform all his old cus
tomer (and as many new onosas may not be ac
quainted with the fact) that ho still continues to
operate at the
rnA.KLi. hook stoiu:,
105 Front St., Portland,
(exactly oi'i'osiTa moixt noon)
Where he is prepared to furnish
SCHOOL BOOKS,
STATIONERY,
PIANO FOIITES,
MELODEONS,
VIOLINS,
ACCOKDEOXS,
BRASS BAND
INSTRUMENTS,
DRUMS, GUITARS,
And all kinds of Musical Instruments.
SHEET MUSIC. INSTRUCTION BOOKS for
all kinds of Musical Instruments.
cnuncii musio books,
BASS, VIOL, GUITAR and VIOLIN STRINGS.
JBTJlsrBZ BOOKS,
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
CHE A I PUBLICATIONS,
NEWSPAPERS,
MAGAZINES,
ti LORES, .
PRESSES,
PENS,
Photographic A 1 b u in n ,
And every other article in the above line.
IMPORTING FROM MEW YORK DIRECT
I can sell t) Country Dealers, Farmers and cth
ers, at n Fraacucu Wholeale Prices.
j2r Ajjent for Toley's Gold Pcm.-H
HAGS WASTED!!
I want a!! tb RAGS in Oregon, (woolen, cot
ton, or linen, white, black, or anv other color) for
hich I will par a cest a rovao koac than
'any other mat.
ZO- COUNTRY MERCHANTS, FARMERS.
and others will do welt to kwp the abov fctt in
mind a a flullar rt it final to two dollar
tamed, and frugal Loucwivtf can torrba all
the School Book required in their families du
ring each year by simply savin? tha rajs that
heretofore bave been thrown away.
It EM KM BE It!
Wlen vott c to Portland bo sura and briar ail
the Rags yau can roenrv, to
8. J. 3ICCORMICK,
Franklin Book Etor. 103 Front Street.
aulSv2i21y
D. BCACB.
THO. MOXTKITM.
j. . asactt.
BEACH & MONTeiTH,
Dealers in
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
7V THEIR NE W FIRE- PJl 0 OF li HICK,
On rirst Street,
Albany, Oregon.
NEW FIRM, NEW GOODS.
AND
NEW PRICES
milE ABOVE NAMED HUM TAKE PLEA8
JL nre in notifying their friends and the publie
generally that tbey are continually receiving
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware, &c, &c,
Purchased in Sin Francisco at the rery lowest
figures, for CASH, and we are offering the same
to natrons at corresponding prices. The attention
of Farmers is especially called to our
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
Where we aro prepared to take charge of a!
Merchantable IroIace- for which we
are offering the bngbeH market price.
We respectfully ak the public to eall and ex
amine our stock, and prices, and we assure all that
we will give entire satisfaction to 'prompt custom
ers.
ST'Ve are also agents for the Florence 8ew
ing Juacbine Company. sol -Cm
BLACKSMITH ING!
THE SUBSCEIBERS WOULD RESPECT
fully inform the publio that they are prepared
to execute all orders for work in their line, such as
ftlAKING 'AND I POINTING PLOWS,
HORSE SHOEHSTG,
IRONING WAGONS !
Particular attention will bo given to
FARMERS' WORK!
All work will be done in the best manner and at
very Low Prices. We solicit a fair share
of the patronage of this community.
' Shop on Main Street, near
Crawford's Flouring ' Y !
' Mills, Albany, 4
.' Oregon. : ( --. , - .- . :
T2n35tf ; TWEEDALE & PEEBLER.
; WHEAT! WHEAT!
100,000 BUSnEIiS OF WHEAT
WANTED within the next two weeks, for, which
The Highest Cash Price will he raid,
By
J. GKADWOHL,
aa Francisco- ?tore.
v23i&;
STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT
JOB PRINTING
OFFICK.
FIRST ST., ALBANY, OREGON.
w 11 bave connected with this officio a first-clans
JOB ORIFICE,
and aro prepared, at shortest notioo, to fill, In the
neatest manner, any order that may be sent us.
EVERT DESCRIPTION OF JOB PRINTING
Executed Spmidily, and 1u a falls
,faotjry Stylo, at Prices
cheap as Tin: cin:iri:sTi
Theatres,
Concerts, and
Publlo Meetings,
ceominodatrd at the Shortest Notice !
MERCHANT. BANKERS. AND BUHINESrf
MEN SUPPLIED WITH CAKbd,
HILLS. BILL HEADH. BILLS
LADlN'l, CHECK,
LETTER HEAD
1N(JS, &o.
BALL
CIRCULAR.
ELECTION TICKETS.
BALL TICKETS, CENtf Urf
BLANKS, DRI !UISTH' LABELH,
LIUt'OR LABEL., ORDERS OF DAN-
CIXO, NOTES OF HAND. DRAY RECEIPTS,
LEOAL BLANKS OF ALL KINDS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS OF FARE,
.PROGRAM M ES. HIIIPPINU
RECEIPTS. BOOKS AND
PAMPHLETS, CATA
LOGUES. AND
BV LAWS.
All Orders Promptly Attended to
AIWOTT & HKOWX,
Stat Riglta Democrat" Job Office.
Is. T. SntXTZ,
fsronren At trAtrn ts
PIANOS, MELODEONS,
Suear Xlcfte, 31 ctc Poo, Jt itaks, Ytxit,
Pirr. Aetonr.i:o!t, HtBttti1, At all
Ktsbs or Mt'stcAL 1t&i Mtrs,
SrATJostar u lAer
SO. 100 FBO.T STItliKT,
(Lotwten Monica and Alder)
POUTLA N 1), O Jt K H OS ,
1 CKNT I'OU JACOB ZIXHH I'lANO
Kort, r-" Frnci, Cat., which revived
ibo Ijol l .Mrdl Jvrr ce'ebatl p;at4os from the
Lt, to tbi ul l air, li'fij. Alw Ai;rnt f'r Lr-
foent tli-r' 1'iano Fort, New York, bkh on
the grea?ct pulrlvr iu (he Ltt fvr wtela
ard twtr in l-Jt)vm durabsUiv ia wotkmanbip,
and rJaj-rrior New !, foil ilttai!ic Furtu.Uvtr-
llrun and rrvneb lrand Action.
L. T. .Sbuitt wiil bars ao m .rtmefit of thoc
uperiur l'iano, '.av on Land, andcansc'l tbcm
the L"el l'ricc. a he L&brU them direct
ifoat th Manufattories.
Sew Pianos fvr lU-nt or F! Ly monthly pay-
tntnt
Latt Mulc reecited by e .-y ilearae r direct
from th Kt,
lauo. Melodeon nnd ad kiad of Mutical Ia-
truuents tuned and rcpatrl.
L. T. hhultt rtouxneu J htuit If m a Crtela
tuner, having; tx-n in the butncs over fifteen
year and ia a mmician.
Tbote livtnr in Lmn and adjacent eonnttes.
irUhins to purchase one f tht tutnor TUnos
are informithcy can do o throuxh the Kditur o
the HtAtK Hitiiirs LkOccat b being; rav au-
tboriied asent for t!o sale of ihetn in that ieetioa
of Oregon.
fcl.ly
GALLERY RE-OPENED!
PICTURES !
ALL STYLES! .
FROM LOCKETJO LIFE SIZE!
CHEAPER THAN ELSEWHERE
IN THE STATE!
Tnojirsorv & iaxto:
albanyoiiegon.
Wi: ui:ci:.tlv rMitc;i;i
our Gallery, and have now the Urgent Sky
light and hct arranged rooms this sido of San
FrancUco.
We bate the Latest Improrced Instruments
and use the best material ; and we havo 'pared no
expense to bave things right, iu order that ire may
give our ratrons
FIRST CLASS PICTURES.
With our present Skylight of 224 square feet we
ear take Good Pictures iu all kinds of weather and
at all times of day. None need wait for a clear
day come any time, late or early, and if we don't
make you a good picture we will not let you take
away a poor one.
We havo superior arrangements t for taking
CHILDREN'S LIKENESSES,
And are said te have more patience than famous
Job or old. Ito Patron ever saw us out of bumor
We defy com petition in
COPYING PICTURES.
Call at our elegant and capacious Gatlcry on
First the chief business etrect, south side, middle
of tne block, and examine our specimen pictures.
THOMPSON A PAXTON.
Albany, November 18, 1865.
llllllllOIl.
In lite Circuit Court of the Slate of Oregon
J or Vic County oj Linn.
Delila J. Farquer, Ifff, vs. John i:Farquer,
Suit in Equity for Divorce. ;
To the above named John Farquer, Deft:
IS TUB NAME Of" TUB STATU OF OREGON '.
: Yon are hereby required to appear and answer
tne complaint ot tne above named plaintitt, now
on file against you, in tho above entitled cause,
with the Clerk of said Court, within ten days after
tne date of eorvioe hereof upon you -if eorved in
said Linn county; but if served in any other county in
the State of Oregon, then within twenty days of
tne date of service hereof upon you.
And you are further notified that if you fail to
answer as above required, for want thereof the
plaintiff will apply to said Court for the relief de
manded in said complaint, and will take a judg
ment and decree of said Court dissolving the mar
riage eontraot existing between you and the Baid
plaintiff, together, with costs, disbursements and
stamp duty of this suit. - - , .
By order of lion. It, P. Boise, Judge of said
Court. CRANOK & HELM,
June IT, 1867. Att'ys for Pl'ff.
Internal Rev. Stamp, 50o, cancelled.
I do certify the above 'and foregoing to be a
true copy of the original Summons as preparod by
me and now on file with the Clerk of said Circuit
Court for Linm county, Oregon.
, , Geo. R. IIelm,
u2tH5mS ' One ef l'lTt Att'ys.
Ra Ayer's
tne wohld's omit anst&T ton
Scrofula and Scrofulous Disease'
Prom Emery Ele$, a well-known merchant of Osd
ford, Maine. .
MI Imvo sold Inr'e qti(intitki of your SafjUpa
ItttXA, but ncvcrytJt ouo bottli? which failed of thtf
desired effect and full untUractlon tothoe who tooK
It. As fast nn our people try It, tliejr esfreo there Jibs'
been do mcUkhio liko It before la our community'
Eruptions, Pimples, Blotches, Pustulea, VU
cers, Bores, and all Diseases of tho Skin.
From Iter). Holt, titration, IMnlol, Enfland.
1 only Jo tny rtutr to you and th public, when
I add my tvntlmony (o Jiat you publUh of th
Ulcinnl vlrtuva of your HAftHAi'Aitii.t.A. My d
io me
tlattgh-
tcr, ngea ti, lina au afillctliiz liumor lu her ears,
eyes, and Imlr for years, which wo were unable to
cure until wo tried your BAitsAt'AUllXA. blio has
beea well for some mouths."
from Mr: Jam E. litre, a orll known ami much'
entesintHl but of l)ennlvlllr. Cape ilin) Co., iV. J.
My datibtor fins suffered for a year pnt with a
scrofulous eruption, which was very troublesome.
Nothing afforded any rtllof until wo tried your
tiAiisAi'Aiut.LA, which soon compleU-ly cuml her."
Vrtm t'hnrke . fJage, Esq., of the wlftty t ruwn
, Gage, Murrey if Co., numufactarer$ tifemmlleU
TtajMrt in XutUuu, S, It,
" f had for several years a very troublesome
iumor In tny face, whl:h urevt cotistanlly worne
until It dunured my features aivl became au Intol
erable aflllntlon. I tried almoit every tiling a man
could of both advlna nnd medicine, but without any
roller whatever, until 1 took your 8 auhapauim.a.
It Irnmudinbily mndu my face worse, lid you told me
It inlu'ht for a time; but In a few weeks tlie new
skin bciran to form under tho blotches, and con
tinued until my faco Is as amooth as any body',
and 1 am without any nymptom of IU llwn that
1 know of. 1 enjoy perusct henlih, and without a
doubt owe It lo your SAliAl,AliilXA
Erysipelas Oca cral Debility Purify tho
Ulood.
From Dr. Holt. Savin, Tfonnton St., Keif York.
IU. AY Kit. 1 seldom tail to remove .'rfios
ana bcrouunt burr by Uie persevering ue of your
HAntAi'AlsilXA.aud I have Jut now cuced an altark
of Maliynant hrmipclat with It. No alteratlvo wo
Iom-m uai mo MAitaAr
piled to tho profeslon as wel
ho MAUHAi'AHil.f.A you have sup-
ell as to tho people.
From J. K. Juhntton, Eij., Walrnuin, Ohio.
M For twelve years. 1 hail the yellow Krynhxlas
on my rht arm, durlnjf wbl;h luno I trlel all the
(trfcbratttd pbyelclana 1 could reacti, and took hun
dreds of dollars worth of xwAV-Xm-n. TJw ulo-rs
were ao bad that the cords becama vUible, and the
doctor d"ddtd that my arm mutt be amnutatel. I
began taking your HAUnAt-AltlM.A. Took two bot
tles, and some of your I'll.lJ. Together they have
cured me, 1 am now as well and sound as any body.
lK-in;; In a public plaer, my euo l known to every
bdy iu this couununity, and excites the woudir of
slL"
From flon. JUnry tfonrn, M. P. t'-, Xevrattte,
C. if. , a hading mcsi'jcr of th Caaudutn farliw
tnnt.
1 have u1 your Sabsaharim.a In mr family,
for general deUlitu, and for puriulnf the IUhmI,
with very ben Hlal reult, and fwl couadctice la
coauacaulu it ta the afflicted. "
St. Anthony's Fire, Ilose, Salt Rheum,
Scald Head, Sore Eyes,
Frcm llarrry SirLUr, Esq., the nllf editor ef lh4
TunLtuiiiturk JttwKrnt, l'ennjlciinUt.
Our only child, about three year of ae, wss
attacked by pimples on bU forehead. Tht-y rapidly
spread until tJK-y formed a loailuome and viruimt
sore, which covered his and aetuaily bllteU-d
his ryes tor om days. A skilful phyl-uui applK-d
mtraie of der sna other r-medje, without any
;Iar-Tii rffert. For fifteen days we guard'-d las
haiMis, let with tlK-m be liot.ld t-ar ox-n the fe
terin and corrupt wound which cov-ml Ids whole
tW. Ilavtuj; tried every thing de we had any
hope from, we bejan $rlluz your hAluiAt'AitiU.A,
and applying the Iodide of iotah lotion, as you
direct. The orc bej;att lo hei when we had given
the Crt bolth-, and was well when we had fmUlM.'!
the arcond. The child's eyebudwa, whleh had touio
oat, t'rew sain, stid be I new aa healthy And fair
aa anrotl r. The whobj XM.)ghborhood j.rfcdicU.4
that the cbUd tuuat die."
Syphilis and Mercurial Diseaao,
From Itr. Hiram Stout, of It. Louli, MUvntri.
1 end your 8AfeAiAui.t.A more effectual
remely lor ths secondary symptom of Syphilis
and for sy philiUe dius than any other we poe.
Tle prou iu are imkbted Ui you for some of the
Ut ttMtUctnes we lute,"
From A. J. French, M. P., an eminent phytlelan of
lM-rtnee, Mutt., trta is a pmuttncnl vumutr of
the Is'jiiUttiirc nf Mnttuhuttt.
Utu ATr.it. 51 y dear Mr t 1 have found your
fUr.ArAmu.A an exeetlmt remedy for SmkdU,
twth of lie primary and tHXonilary type, and eSec
tual la sotno eae that were- too obUualo to ykld
la ot tvmiU-e. I do not kuow w ha e can em
ploy w itli more certainfv &f sucxas, wturre a power
lal allrralive Is required.
Mr. (Tut i. 8. Van Lm,cfXeto Jrwtuwfc-Jfc, X.J
Iad dralfui ulcers cm hi rul by the abu
tit toerrury, or tnercu ritU diimw, whkh grew more
and mom ayravated for years, in spit of every
remedy or tuatwtit that could be applied, until lha
rteriK-verlcg ua of ATlb'S AluiAlAl:tLI,A relKved
film. Few cs.m-4 can L- found more laveteratc and
dUtreatln titan lid, and it took several dozett
bottles to cure Lito.
Leucorrhoca, Whites, Femalo Weakness,
are yenrrally prwluect by internal Scrofutow VU
crittLon, and are very ofVn rami by tlw alterative
effect of this KAIAmt.l. Some caaes rerjmr.
however. In aid of tho r.H,vi'AKiLLA, the akUiul
appUeailon of local remedies.
From the vrJt Indent and vMelylthrattd Dr.
Jacob Morrill, of Ciucinnatt.
I have found your SnAfAitiu.A aa exeellect
alteradre in dleaes of fr-matcs. Many caars of
Irrejjolarity , Ijeoeorrhra, Internal t'leeration. and
local debility, aMln? Irom the scrofulous dlatheais,
have yieldcl to It, and there are few that do not,
when It effect ! properly aided by local treatment."
J hxhj, unwitting to tilUatf the publication of her
name, tfritee t
My daughter and my If have been cured of a
very dVbihuilojf leueorrlura of lm-' standing, by
two boules of your SAttAfAtiLLA.''
Hheumatiam, Gout, Liver Complaint, Dys
pepsia, Heart Disease, Neuralgia,
when ca ued by Scrofula in the system, are rapidly
cured by this ,
XT. A1
iAHSAfAtUlXA.
AVER'S
CATHARTIC PILLS
possess so many advantages over the other
purgatives in the market, and their superior
virtues are so universally known, that we need
not do more than to assure tho public their
quality is maintained equal to the best it ever
lias been, and that they may be depended on
to do all that they have ever done.
Prepared by J. C. AYER, M. D., & Co.,
Lowell. Mass., and sold hy
.js'o.u u) l,iut,v Crt., Albany, and a
Wholesale and Retail by Smith A Davis, Port
and. tcSly
AND
MACHINE SHOP!
A. F. CHERR.Y,
HAVING PI7RCIIAKED THE En
tire inU-rcKt in the ALBANY FOUNDRY
AND MACHINE SII01. I am
Prepared to Furnish
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON WORK
Of every description, on short notice. Also,
BRASS CASTINGS.
All Orders for
MILL WORK
Will he filled with dispatch, and in a satisfactory
manner.
HORSE POWERS
ASD
Agricultural Implements
Manufactured to order, and particular-attention
paid to Repairs.
All kinds of
PATTERN WORK
done to order on short notioe
A. F. CHERRY,
Albany, August 18, 18C6-ly
PliAMIMG Mllili!
JT. OB. COMLEY.
; ALBANY, OREGON
I HAVE ALWAYS ON HAND,
or will Manufacture to order, every stylo of
DOORS, SASH AND BUNDS,
at the ahortost notice and lowest possible charges
Boards Matched and Planed.
Work executed in a style not surpassed hy any
."' Shop in tho State. ;: . -
jrU The Mill is in, the lower part of the town,
on the river hank, at the corners of the joining
claims ot tne luontictas ana liacicicman.
J. B. COMLEY.
Albany, September 20, lS(5i---
. C, JtSNDZNIIatlw
W. W. PARRISH & CO.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers la
GENERAL TilEIlClIAnDISE !
ALBANY, Oltr.GON,
THANKFUL fOIl TUB tICfiUAt
ronage shown ns during the past few years,
we would respectfully call the attention of out
numerous patrons to our present desirable and wcl.'
selected stock of
BUY GOODS,
Iteady-Mado Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps,
Salem Cloths & Flannels,
Embroidery,
Hoop Skirts,
Silks, Hosiery, &c.
ALSO
I.alIeftV
Misuses, and
Children' Iioe.
1L80,
In connection with the above we keep constantly
oo hand a choice selection of
Groceries!,
Hardware,
Qncensware,
CalaNStrare,
Cutlery,
I'aln anil Sllf
Window Glas,
A aim, sic., tcf sfce.
W. W. PARRISH & CO.
Are prepared to sell anything io their line at the
LOWEST CASH riHCES
Or will receive
MERCHANTABLE PRODUCE
In ezchanp for Goods.
2rPcrona whhinjto tuy Gmi$ will find it
greatly to their adrantsr;e to exam its our Good
before purthatng elewlcre.tji
Albany, January 27tb, UH.
PHILLIP MILLER'S
MARBLE YARD!-
ALBANY, OREGON.
fff
m
MARBLE MONUMENTS,
GRAVE AND TOMBSTONES,
or Kvcrj Style and Pattern.
PEDESTALS, SLABS,
MANTEL PIECES.
And Marble IVorU of A" Hindi.
THE frlOST BEAUTIFUL SCULPTURING
THE ri.i:.iT jLETTEIUSG!
THE BEST EXECUTED WOKK
In the State ofOrcgon I
All work done at my Marble Yard is turned out
stss to give perfect satisfaction to my patrons.
PURE WHITE. VERMONT. C3 CALIFORNIA MARBLE
Will he used a parties ordering work shall select
Tine IxnTCHt Living; Prices
i V":J! he charged in every instance.
Oxdert from any Part of the State will
do FaitWtuiy xnd Promptly rilled.
THE 31. 4 RULE YARD
Is juft Wlow Fprenger's Pacific Hotel, on the west
side of the street running from the rircr.
j-$r The public are invited to call at my shop
and examine specimens of work.
Albany, January 6, ISC6.
THE SAN FRANCISCO STORE !
JlLItS GRAD1TOIIL.
LALBANY - - - OREGON.
TUB SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM TIIE
citizens of Albany and vicinity that he now
occupies the corner brick store
"""tier of First aad Washington Streets.
lie Intends to sel Goods
AT THE LOWIST PRICE!
' I
i . fob ;
CASH OR PBODUCE!!
i
Tho public would do well to examine my Goods
betore purchasing elsewhere.
My Stock consists, in part, as follows :
GOODS,
CLOTHING, GROCERIES
GENERAL MERCHANDISE !
ALSO ,
A GOOD STOCK OF THE BEST LIQUORS
Ever Brought to tills Market!
Whielj be intends to sell
ONLY FOR KZSXCINAL PURPOSES
!
I JULIUS GRADWOIIL.
Dee. 22, '56 T2il91y
ALBANY FERRY 1
A T THE SOLICITATION OF MANY CITI
r sens of Lara and ienton counties, x nave
fitted up the J
LOTEJV FERRY,
(it being the Stage Route), in such manner as to
secure to the publio better facilities, at all seasons
of the year, thak can bo had elsewhere. My Boat
is what is known as a
CURRENT COAT,
and is the best fn the River, without any excep
tion. Living quite near my Boat Landing, in
Benton county, I am enabled, at 11 hours; to ac
commodate the public. My boat is secured by a
eood wire rope, and is otherwise constructed with
the LATEST IMPROVEMENTS for safety and
durability. My connection with the Upper Ferry,
heretofore existing, has recently been severed.
Rates of ferriage are the same as the Upper
Ferry.
A. PEARCE,
-J-TruglS'frfiVl.'nUv'
Proprietor.
w. w. rARnin.
PRIVATE MEDICA1 . AID. '4 ''
Qnleli Cures andJlodcrateChmrgcs
Private Mtdkal and Surgical In'ttitittr
Saeramento street tslew ltfrtittrt.tit.rr.
the Paeifie Mail SUamship Co.'s office,- tt f t
rate satrsnce on Leidsdorff. street, San ,
Franeiseo, Califeraia
EdullUhtd exprcahj io qford'' (fie aflllckt
ujia ecicnitic meaicai aw, m tne
treatmefU and cure of all Frivate
and Chronic Disease, cases of
J secrecy and alt texval ' - ; -dtieaaef.
' 1
TO TIIE AFFLICTED.
Da. Vf. K. Dohertr
to bit sjamerout patlenU for their patronage, t andi
wonltLtako this opportunity to remind them that
h. continues to consult at bis Institute for He core
of chronic diseases of.the Lungs. Lirer, Kidneys..
Uigcst.re and Oenito-Utrir.ary Organs, and alii
private diseases, viz, FyphilU in all iu rorm and'
stages, geminii! Weakness, and all th horrf,!
sequences of tlf.abuse. Gonorrbaa. Gleet, Strie
tores, Koeturnal and Dinrnal ifi0B.
Debility, Diseases of the Bsek and Loins, Inflam
mation oftLe L'ladderand Kidneys, etc., etc. j and
be hopes that his long experience , and sueceiiful
prattice irill continue to iosare him a share of the
publie petrortsge. By the practice of many years
in Europe and the United States, be is enabled to
apply the roost efficient and successful remedies
against diseases of all kinds. He oies nn meren
ry, charges moderate, treats bis patients in a cor
rect and honorable way. has refer t,t nn
questionable rcracity from men of Llowu respect
ability acd fcigh sunding in society. All parties
consuming Lim by letter or otherwke, will recetv
me vest ana gtnuest treataoestand implicit sscre-
sy. 5
Dr. Dobertr would eall atteatfoa to thm ft,ru-
ing certificates from r6 t-f bis patients, who, aar
ing fully reeorered their health, desire to make
knewn their rtmediafagesL It will le seen their
statements are fully antlentieattd ly a JTotary
The welfare ct SbcietT ia,
their publicity, and tbey are grren more to warn
the unwary than te sound tie praises of a Physi
cian, oi whom bnndred of like caes can le cited.
uuuug prscuce ox more tnan fifteen years. v
a case or clext ao stbictces.
Dr. Df-berty Dear Sir : I feel my health so fal
y reto,ed that, in common gratitude, I beliera
1 should make yon eome written acknowledgment
for your valuable strrkts particularly so as your
fee was ma!l fvr the work performed.
I arrired in this city froia the East about en
year ago, and was tLen suering from an old ease
of Gleet, complicated with stricture. Being a
t traeger in this city, and lettering; those doctors
wco gave sucn positive assurances of sueeess were
necessarily the best, (some of whom have a Ur
number of tiths) I placed myself in their ,'earge,
and continued under their treatment nt;l had
lost nearly all hope and considerable sua ofntoaey.
I with to ssy tow that yon are the sixth dtor J
bave employed, snd the only one that hsseveidone
tne any service. 3Iy. Gleet is wholly evrei, the
stricture is all removed, aod my general health is
better than it Las been for yenrs. In conclusion I
would say to the many unfortunates who require
mcu.ra a vice, h you nave any aonbt as to whom
yon may employ, ask Dr. Doberty for my address
end call and we me. (I jjeep store in tba city.)
Jly tirieccc may save you many doHars. I
would also add that in the early stage f my dis
ease, I nsed a large amount of the preparations ad
verted as an infallible cure for Gonorrhoea, Gleet,
etc., but never derived any benefit from them.
I jsm, Doctor, very truly yours, L II ,
San Francisco, June 1C, 1861.
Sobscrihed and sworn t before me this Hit day
ofJonet, IE6L A. S.f GOULD,
3 Notary Fullie.
texisiu. WEiKseis x fTosar to CEBTtrcaTc or
vjzz. SfXAncastr crar or aiTtwjiVrti5 '
Aderire tftJ5et hessbi. eJa'b.ti: of
gratitude to DrVJrE.Vtt.erty, siloae iadas ta
to make this statement. For many years I lave
been aSkted with that fearfal disease known as,
Spermatorrhoea;'' or Seminal Weaknesses, th
result of self-abuse, hut till experienced
little trouble or inconvenience. Jn-at A,-
iwever, I had Si-minal Weakuesj u an ataxia ioj?
extent, which was soon fu!lawJ kr ti.. sm r s
alarming symptoms, as weakness of the tack and
limbs, pains in the head dimness of vision, nerv
ousness and general debility. & j mind, too, was
affiieUd to such an extent as to seriously impair
my memory; my ideas were confnstd and spirits
depressed. I was averse to society, bad evil fore
boning s and self distrust, and was entirely unfit,
ted for any of the duties of life. From 1 S55 to the
summer of lSr3. 1 employed the very best medical
talent I could find, and spent several hundred dol
lars, but in no instant obtained mere than tem
porary relief. I had about concluded there was
no relief for me ia this world, but seeing Dr Do
berty's advertisement, I thought I should call and
see him. as be cbargod nothing for consultation,
I had an interview wiih the Doctor, and his fee
for treatment was so reasonable, I determiaed to
try him. though I did not expect much benefit
from his treatment. On the 5th of December last
I placed myst If under his care; in ace week I found
myself very much improved, mnd now, fter five
weeks treatment, 1 feel myself thoroughly cured of
all my troubles and iu tha enjoyment of the lest
healtn. Hoping that my experience mar be cf
benefit to otters similarly afflicted, I subscribe
njMlf. JAMES JonxsToy-,
Subscribed an sworn to before me, this 35la day
of January, 186. .
l. a.) A. G. RANDALL, Rotary Publir
TO' FEMALES.
When a female is afflicted with disease, as weak
ness of the back and limbs, pain in tho head, dim
ness of sight, low if muscular power, palpitation
of the heart, irritability, nervousness, extreme uri
nary difficulty, derangementof digestive functions,
general debility, raginitiea, all diseases of the
womb, hysteria, sterility, and all other diseases
peculiar to females, they should gor or write at
once to the celebrated remah? dector, V". KDo
herty, at his Medical Institute, and eonanlt M
about their troubles and disease. , The Doctor is
euecung more cures man any other physician in
the State of California. Let no false delicacy pre,
vent yon, but apply immediately and save yonr
self from painful sufferings and prematnre death.
All married ladies, whose delicate health r ether
circumstances prevent an increaso in their farui
lies, should write or call at Dr. W, Doberty's Med
ical Institute, and they will reoeire every possible
relief and help. The Doctor's offices are as ar
ranged that he can be consulted without fear of
obserration. ... ;s -.
TO . CORRESPONDENTS. L
Patients residing at a distance, who may desire
the opinion and advice of Dr. Doherty on their re
spective cases, and who think proper to subnit a
written statement of such, in preference to ho!din
a personal ktirview, are respectfully assured that
their communications will be held most sacred.
Dr. Doherty takes this method of observing that
all letters are only opened and replied to by him
self, and the latter as promptly as possible.
If the case be fully and candidly described, per
sonal communication will he superceded, as in
structions for diet, regimen, and the general treat
ment of the case itself (including the remedies,)
will be forwarded without delay, and in such 'a
manner as to convey no idea of the purport of the
letter or9yrctl so transmitted, u
Consultation FREE. Permanent eu
guaranteed or no pay. Address
. W. K. DOHERTY. M. D.,
. i San Francifaco, California,
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. I
'DR. DOHERTY is a skillful physician rnd att
honorable gentleman, any statements he makes to
his patient he is sure to fulfill. That fact is one
great cause of his eminent success in his profes
sion. It is fortunate that among the many adver
tising physicians there is one who can be depended V
. "DR. DOHERTY'S reputation as a nhvsicia'
a sufficient guarantee for the cure of any ease he
undertakes."- Chronicle, t v
"DR. DOHERTY, has devoted bla studv mAM
particularly to ckronic, specific and secret practice,' i
and as such is now the most successful of any I
physician m t'an rrancisco. Free Press f
D. DOHERTY'S reputation is second to no oth- 1
er physician en the coast in ehronio and speciSe f
practice." Kirrsr. ' ' "
"DR. DOH ERTY. Few men in th0 m edica f
profession have succeeded in gaining the eong
denoe of the public in their skill and judgment s
he has." (Enquirer.''' -; !
DR. D01IEJ.TY ranks as one of our most dV
tinguished pbyiicians, and also one oftaemo
successful, which is now the criterion by which t:
medical practkbner i judged." Echn. 1 5y ?
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