ADVKltTlSEMKNTS.LOCAL PICKINGS. ADVERTISEMENTS. A VDEKTI 8EMENT S. A DVKRTI SEMEMTS.A CARD.En. Dbkocsati In tbs Salem Statesman, ef

January 25th I And the following item i .

It seems there was to have bsea a wedding atAlbany on ths 34th lust., as a correspondent in-

forms us, but It proved to be another illustrationof ths aneisut proverb ihat "the course of truslovs never runs smooth." There was a charmingyoung widow who obarmed a railroad man, and amutual affection sprang op, which was tbs eaussof trouble to tbs mind of a gallant batohsr wholoved. It seems, but was not loved again, until hecontrived to prejudice bsr mlud by falsi yarnssbout his rival, upon wul b bs mads applicationand won from ths fair widow a fair promise tomarry htm, ths gallant butcher, Instead. This Isths wedding which was to bars taken place y,

and yet it seems that after all, tbs fairone. Boding out ths falsehood of her "totber"lover, sent again for ths gallant railroader, madeIt up with bim, marrlsd blm and wont off en themorning train with htm on ths 33d, leaving berother lorcr to manage ths wedding of ths 34th allby himself."

Something similar to the abeTs also appearedIn the Oreaoataa of the same data. Now, sir, as

YRIDAY ..JANUARY J7, 1st!

Lebanon. We paid the beautiful andurinative villatre of Lebanon a visit lastSaturday, where we found everything apDarentW in statu reo. We learned from

Got. Ballard that the Santiam Coal Com

tany, of which he Is a member, havenumber of men employed in excavating andpenetrating the ledge recontlv discovered on

Beaver, about eight miles from Lebanonand that they are meeting with flatteringsuccess. ' The Gevernor showed us some fine

specimens of anthracite coal whieh had been

taken from this deposit, and which were pro

Bounced by an etperienced coal-mine- r to be"

superior to much of the Pennsylvania and

Iowa eoaL The vein is said to be about 10

feet perpendicular and from 18 to 36 inohes

In width, while it seems to penetrate themountain to an unknown depth. Muchwealth is expected U flow into Linn county

' from the development of these mines.At Lebanon we also found our friend and

'agent, lion. W. S. Elkins, immersed to bisehin in his "store business," and his establishment crowded with customers. So muchso, in fact, that he bod but little time to embrace us and exchange pictures. lie has

just been appointed Notary Public by GovGrevor, and we bespeak for him a call bythose desiring anvtbing transacted in thatline.

The store of A. Cowan Jt Co., auperintended by 'Squire Claughton, is doing i

taring business, and well it should, for nomore competent and agreeable "storckeeper" lives, moves and has his being thanBro. Claughton.

Santiam Academy, at Lebanon, looked to, ns te have been repainted and enlarged, and

we learn that it is in a flourishing conditionand well patronised.

sr, In passing alone the road between thiscity and Lebanon, we observed many evidences of improvement and thrift about the

! farms and farm-house- prominent amongwhich was a large and elegant new residenceerected by Uncle Jackey Settle, who has be-

come a local celebrity in consequence of hismany hunting exploits, bis genial temperand his expert knowledge of the manufacture of a blood-warmin- g liquid, clasicallvInown as 'NJaokev's Best," which has serv.

d to brace the nerves of many a mountain' ' Nimrod and to cheer the fainting spirits of

divers weary travelers who have chanced topass that way.

We noticed that much plowing was beingdone and that the farmers were improvingthe fine weather in preparing for theirspring sowing of cereals. The recent rise

'. in wheat has given a new impetus to theheretofore rather languishing agriculturalspirit of our rich farming county, and there

No change in the markets sinoe last week.E. W.'Pike has over 40 names enrolled in

his militia company.Our fellow townsman, Mr. W. W. Tar

rish, buried his infant daughter last Wednesday. .

See estray notice in another column.Somebody has evidently lost a valuable cow

and calf.D. Froman hits purchased the Parrish

Block, in this city, from Wm. Crawford for $12,700.

"Those whom the gods love die young."Then the gods must have been deeply stuokafter the Scio Aretr.

Postal Agent Underwood, of Eugene, andDr. A. M. Loryea, of werein town during the week.

Mr. Cartwright will build an oil mill during the season, near his warehouse in theeastern part of the city.

Mr. Ritter will shortly commence theerection of a fine residence on the corner ofFirst and Railroad streets.

Dr. M. D. Merrick delivered a tempo raoos lectors to a large aadiene. at tbs CongregationalChurch, in this eity, on Wednesday evening.

Thanks to Mr. E. W. Pike for late literary papers, lie has all sorts ot punncationsfor sale, including standard newspapers andtnagnxines.

Messrs. Ilouck Jb Tally are preparing tobuild a brewery on the vacant tract betweenFerry and Broadnlbin streets, just in therear of Tally's saloon.

Mr. Ben. Turley, a railroad employes,was united in matringe to Mrs. Allen inthis city, Inst Monday and the happy coupleare now "touring" the State.

On the 3rd Snhban of February nextthe funeral services of Elder G. W. Hail,deceased, will be conducted at the Syracuse School House, by Elder Wm. M. Town-

send.Capt. Shields, County Treasurer, informs

us that he has paid into the State Treasurythe Linn ennnry tax for 1370, and Ihat itamounted to the handsome little sum of$20,064.

Mrs. Duniwav is preparing to remove toPortland, and we understand she has pnrchased the San Francisco Pioneer which willhereafter hcpublished in Portland under hermanagement.

There is talk of the formation of a jointstock company for the erection of a mngnificent hotel in this city during the comingseanon. We think no other investmentwould pay a well.

About half of the rash has been paid nreron the $25,000 given by this city to Ben.Ilntladay. Blain, Young t Co. have thenotes and are smilingly taking in the

skni on them.See notice to contractors eleewhere. The

Willamette Falls Canal and Locks Companywant bidders for the contract of eonstruct- -

irS the wrk at Oregon Citv. Here is achance Tor somebody to make a fortune orlose one.

On Saturday, February 11th, Mr. P. C,

Harper, Executor of the estate of Mrs. Pel.axon Smith, diceaed, will sell at publicauction a It of horses, cattle, hogs, sheep.poultry, wheat, oats, hay. a hack, wazon andharness, etc, etc. A fine opportunity tomitt cheap purchases will doutttles begiven.- -

The petty larceny thief. Grant, whoseterm in the county jail expired last Friday,immediately upon hi relwise celebrated thejoyous event by getting beastlv drunk, andRecorder numphrev sentenced him to fourdays hard labor on the streets, whereat hewas disgusted muchly and swore be would"leave the d d town s nxin as b was released." ne says "this is one place whereloyal men cannot honestly differ."

Tbi LiHs Ccxtt Jail. Last Mondaythe Board of County Commissioners award-

ed the contract of erecting the new eountyiail to Mr, B. W .Condiff. of this city, forthe sum of $D,5S0 his being the lowest bid

v nearlv a thousand dollars. The buildineis' to be 22 feet wide hr 40 feet 8 incheslong ; two stories hifchl 12 fret stories. Thelower story is to contain five cells, three ofwhich will be of iron. The cells will be7 feet wide by 9 feet deep, and 8 feel high.The walls nf the lower stury to he 10 inchesthick, those of the apmr story 12. Therewill he a nice flight or stairs on the insiderunning to th nppr story, which will benicely furnished off and divided into com-partments snitable for a neat residence.The roof will be flat and covered with, tin.and the exterior of the building will be fin-

ished off in a neat and tasteful manner.Mr. Cnndiff entered into bonds of 1 16.000for the faithful performance of the work,and will complete it by the first nf next August if the spason is a favorable one forbuilding. As he is an energetic man and acompetent workman, we have no fears ofthe successful completion of the contract inthe time specified.

Albany Librakt Asssociatios. LastMonday a number of young gentlemen ofthis city met at the residence of Mr. C. W.Todd, and arranged a society under theabove name, by electing the following off-

icers : President. N. B. TIamphrey ; VicePresident, Mr. Merril : Secretary, L. M.Coram : Treasurer, Marshall Pearson ; Librarian, Rev. C. W. Todd. The object ofthe association is to accumulate and buildup a library for the instruction of its mem-bers, and afford a place of attraction andinterest to the young people of both sexes. aIt is certainly a praiseworthy motive, andshould meet with the most liberal encour-agement from our citizens. Everybody isinvited to join the society. The terms are$2,50 to become a member and an annnalpayment of 12.50 as dues thereafter. Thenext meeting of the Association will be atthe residence ef Rev. C. W. Todd on thefirst Monday evening in February, and everyfirst Monday of each month thereafter. Wewould like to see every young lady and gentleman in the city, as well as the older people, for that matter, become members ofthis excellent institution.

Am Albasias bas a Fsdrral Afpoikthxht.Mr. John B. Honteitb, sf this city, has been

appointed by President Grant as Indian Agent ofthe Nss Perees Reservation, in Idaho. Mr.Monteith Is quite young in years for such a responsible position, hut possesses good businessqualification?, and as a Radical mustneeessariallyhare the appointment we don't know anotherwho is more fitted to discharge its duties than onrfriend John. But he will bavo to "make baywhile the sun shines," for after March 4th, 1873.our new Democratic President will boost all of hissort out of office and send them "where tbs woodbine twineth."

t

Cokvaixis Collbgb. On last Saturday theCommittee appointed to raise funds for the pur- -

eisse of an "Experimental Farm" for the StateAgricultural Department of the CorvalUs College, met at the store of J. C. Avery, ia that eitv.where the sum ef $1,750 was subscribed in leasthan 20 minutes Mr. O. B. Smith giving $500.The Committee are confident of being able toraise the amount required at SO early day.

THE SINGER" NEW

FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,WITH ATTACHMENTS FOR ALL KINDS OF WORK.

IS FAST WrSNlNO FAVORS IN THH HOUSE-HOLD, AS BHOWN BY THK HAL.KB OF

LAST YKAR, AMOUNTING TOHUNDRaD

AND E1UIITY-ON- B MACHINES,WHICH FAR KXCEKl THOMK

Os AN Y OT11KH COMPANY!

This new FAMILY MACHINE Is capable ofrange and variety of work suoh as waa thoughtImpossible, a short tims ago, to perform bychiiiery. We claim, and ean show thus whom itmsy eonesra, that it is tbs sheapeat, most beaut Iful, dolleaioly arranged, nlcslv adjusted, easily op.ersted, and smootbiy running of all ths familySewing Machines. It is remarkable, not only Isrths rangs and variety of lis eewing, but also forins vsriety sou ainerent KIWI'S ur TKATUKKwhich It will sew with equal facility aod perfoctionsaing Silk Twist, Linen or Cotton Thread, toe orcnaras, making tbs I NTFULOCKSTITCH, allkw on both sides ef the fabric sownIhua bsaver cluth, or leather, may be sown withgreat strength or uniformity of stltcb, and Inmoment this willing and never wearying machtusmay bs siiiueiea tor Bus work on gauss er xoaiatner tiisue, or tbs tucking of tarlctan, or rulOinr.or atmet any other work which dslicate lingersnave oeen auown to

J'urcbaasra ean soon be convinced tbst osr nswFsmlly Machine embodies NEW and eaaeutialprinciples eituplioity of construction esse of operation unuormiiv 01 riir.ime, action si anvapveo oapaeity lor rangs and variety of workSue er coarse, leaving all rivals behind it.

TlE FOLIIXU CAM KM.Ths Nsw Family Machine may bo had In a va

riety of folding covers aod eaaea. Home abow lapoliahed surface only ths grain snd tint ot tbewood, while others are nuubed ia all tbs elabora.lion of art.

THK ATTACH ME XTFor Hemming. Felling. Homing. Braiding, Binding. Cording, Gathering, Tuckiug, Kiabrjideringana so lartu, re not only nuuieroua, but newbrought t't great perfection. Moat ol tbem caabe aitoebed or detatbed by a simple move sf lbsband. Tbe quality of tbs work esa only bs fullyappreciated oa observation eo4 eiajaioaUoa.

" MACIIIKE TWIMT,LIXEX TH ft K 1 1, SPOOL COTTOSf. OIL. Ac.

We have and shall keei, in slock at ear CentralUtnee, and Agi-ocles-

. too ap-l- a of various eiiesTwist of sll alios sad colors, Linsa ThreadSpool Cottun. Oil, and all other articles nsseasaryia the ue of our msebiaea.

We wih it undrralood that ws manufaetaratbaTwtel sold by as: that we shall aim to have it exeel ia quality and sirsrd in quantity, for a givesprice, tbst of other manufacture, and ibat tbsTwiat mads by us ia our new sad ssleattve milts.aoppll4 ss tbey are with lbs moat a p prated Iebinery sad ekilled labor saa be relied oa hr thereliable qualities or BDirormity of alss. evsnnsaa,length ol thread aa marSed oo each annul, alreoeth.excellence 01 color, ana beauty or Bonn.

THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO..No. 44 mtOAItW AY. NEW YORK.

SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE, 139 Montgomery SLoczhvobi nr.

PRIVATE MEDICAL AID- -

QUICK CURES AND MODERATR CHARGES.

DR. W. K. DOIIERTVMPRIVATE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE I

??TN 810 Sacramsnte Street, cornerof Lelleselrfl ctlreet, (a few dovrS

below Wbai Cbevr House.Private Eutraoee oa

LeidesdoraT street,Saa Fraaeiaeo.

folfi' W exftremlji U aoreT fas mftieted eewsafaaT eeieMiM awdiewf aier ,a fa freeXauaS

ef care art Priemlemnd CArea-l- eiiietate, riMi e Scre-e- f

mud mil Jtejemml

JJiemrdere.

(7s TO THE AFFLICTED.TVR. W. K. DOIIERTY RETURNS HIS SIN- -

II ears Ibsnks te hia numerous pstlenuHeir patronage, and woeld take tb's onnortoaiiv

to remind Uxn tbat be continues la euaaull as bisIsstitaU for lbs care of ebronia disaases sf lbsLaaga. Liver, Kidneys, Directive and Ueolto-l'r- l

ary Organs, aad all privet disease, vis . C vthilia in alt its forms and stages, Seminal Weakness,aad all the horrid euneaqaenees ef self-abas- e. Ooo.orrboa, Oleet. fitrletare. Nocturnal aad Diurnalamissions, Sexual Debility, Diseases of lbs Baskana Loins, Inflammation or tba Bladder aad kidneys, ste., etc.. snd b hopes that bis long ex perlones and successful practice will continue to insurebim a sbsrs of public patronage. By tbe practice1 maay yean in turupe sou me (.oiled Mates,is is eaabled to apply tbe m'st eScient snd suc

cessful remedies sgsinst diseases efsll kinds. Heuses no mercury, cbsrges moderate, treats bis na- -tienta in a eorreot and bonorabla way, and hasreferences of unquestionable veracity from eseaof known respectability aod high standing in soci-ety. All parties consulting bim by letter orotber- -

irs, will receive the best and gentlest Creatmeet.aad implicit secrecy.

Te Females.When a female is iu treable, or afllleted with

isesse, as weakness of tbs back and limbs, painin tbs bead' dimness ef sight, loss of muscularpower, palpitation of ths heart, irritability, ner-vousness, extreme urinary difficulties, derangement of digestive fanetiona, genersl debility, va-ginitis, all diseases ot the womb, hysteria, sterili-ty, and all otber diseases peculiar to females sheshould go or writs st ouee to tbe celebrated femaledoctor, W. K. Doherty, at bis Medical Institutesnd eonsttlt bim about ber troubles and diseass.Ths Doctor Is effecting more cures than any otberphysician in tbe State of California. Let no falsedelioaey prevent you, but apply immediately aadsave yourself from painful sufferings aud prema-ture death. All Married Lod'.es whesa delicatehealth or otber circumstances prevent an increasein their fauilies, should write or call at Dr. W. K.Doherty s Medical Institute, and they will receiveevery possible relief snd belp. Tbe Doctor's offi- -es are so arranged that he ean bs consulted without fear of observation.

To Correspondent. 'Patients residing in aoy part of the State, how

ever distant, who may desire tbe opinion and ad- -vioa or ur. wo Bert y in tbelr respective eases, andwho think proper to submit a written statement ofsuch, in preference to holding a personal interview,are respectfully assured tbat their communicationswill be held most saored.

If the case be fully and eandldly described, per-sonal communication will be unnecessary, as in-

structions for diet, regimen, and tba general treat-ment of the ease (including the remedies), will beforwarded without delny, and in such a manner asto oonvey no idea of the purport of the letter erparcel so transmitted. Consultation by letter erotherwise, vrsb. remanent cure guaranteed orno pay. Address, W. K. DOHERTY, M. D., ;

San Franoisce, California.

Spermatorrhoeas.Da. DoHrTr has just published an Important

pamphlet embodying hisown views and experiencesin relrtion to Impotence or Virility, being a shorttreatise on Spermatorrhoea or Seminal WeaknessNervous and Physical Debility consequent oa thisaffection, and other diseases of tbe Sexual Organs.

This little work contains information of the ut-most value to all, whether married or single, andwill be sent FREE by mall on receipt ef six csntain postage stamps for return postage.

Addreas, W. K. DOHERTY, M. D.,v3n38tf - San Franeisoo, Cal.

J. C. MENOENHALL,

NQTARY PUBLIC,REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT

ALBAUY. OREGON.

Rents Coll'U.j t... v.tA . vn V..idei Tnd others. Maktne? Real Estate naner. a.

in Parrtsb's Brick, np stairs.. v5n41tf

ALBANY BROOM F.UNUF ACTORY!

TBI TTSDIRSI6NJED IS SOW XAKIXft

BROOMS OF THE BEST QUALITY I

Wblsk be eestgas selling ,

AT PORTLAND PRICES I !Tbe as Brooms will not bo excelled as to durabBl

ty and quality oa tbo Pecifle eeast.EXJUIf,70TJlta AV OO, sUtaar, Ogaw,

Aobsts bob Obsoos.IT. t. BKLDI50, Ksaafaetaror,

DeeTyd-ole- yl. Albeay, Orages.

CITATION.In the County Coart of tbe Ceantj ef Una,

State of Oregon.In the matter of tbe Estate of Reuben Clay-poo- l,

Deeeased.To Kitty Aba Daws, A. 3. CllrVm, Elizabeth.

Clifton, Taylor Miller, Francis Miller, WilliamMiller, Anna E. Webb, Mary B. Bottle, heirs orsaid Reubea Claypool, deceased s

IB TUB NAME Of THE STATE 07 0REQ09 1

Too sad sash of yon are hereby 'sited to bo aadappear ia tbs County Coart of tbo Ceaaty ofLinn, State of Oregon, at tbe Coart House, ia thesity of Albany, ia said eounty, oaTuesday, the 7th day of February, 1871tbeing a dsy of tbo Fsbraary term of said Coart,tbeo aad there to show eauao, if any exist, wbysat order of sale of tbo wbolo of tbo real estate ofthe said deceased should not bo made as prayedfor ia and by the petition of J. 8. Dickson, tboExoeator of tbe said estate. Sled in said Coart oatbo 2d day of January, 7I.

8a id real estate Is described as follows, to-w- it ;Tbe West bslf of Donation Land Claim of Bes-be- n

Claypool, being Claim No. "2315," in Tp.13, South of Range 2, West, also M acres of fractional part of 80s. 6. Tp. 1 J, 8. K. 2, West, laLinB Uoooty, ursgoa.

By order of said CoartAttest S. A. JOHNS,

' o21w4 Cuonty Jadge.

"ROOT, HOG, OK DIE!"

FRANKLIN MARKET I!BXain Street. Albaay.

MEATS OFALL KIND8,AD

OF THE VERY BEST QUALITY. ALWAYS ON HAN- D-

detSvCnlS A. Z,8BABB.

THE GREAT

BLOOD PURIFIER.

V g V,v..V

Aa IaiaUTbte ai-oo- a acai rwrstss. poeaeaaa- -tog rasa tosk aad

BKSjaaATsaMau sissu- s-stac-s-i SI saia. aad ail kindred Dissasoa.

It completely wo tin as tbogsUrad by illecaae, revtres too setaaa of tbaaiaasis aaae aasnrvajb omcuBjaa. not.rally aulas stasttitt. saAXT maaa iisswaad aB aaasrasea mm srarrajastestaa Dis

te awarsiraaA. aaTaasrasjaav Tamora.BoUs, SesU Bsaa. Clean sod Bores; ecadt-sat- es

freta the systeca aB tracea sf MeragrlalDtsoaoa,

Xtlsscnaa:m.Tfroca aa herb fooad Imllsinias InIt te Ibsisfsts peesUlartyawlaUiteiDSwaokr

a wwavroMB." 'For Sele by all Druggists.

sltlTM. MOtTCTTtB A OOa,

OENT8.S8 aad 631 Karksa I

Baa Prsailsss

THE HEW 700B. m

Fci a few cents you can brtyof you Grocer or Druggist ov

package of SEA H0S3 FAEIKIImade from pure Irish ZIoss orCarrageen, wHch will Toakesixteen quarts of Blanc Hangeand a like quantity of PuddingsCustards, Creams. Charlotte.Eusse, &o. It is the cheapest:healthiest and most delicious,food in the world. It makes av.

Bplendid Dessert, and has noxequal as a. light and delicatefood for Invalids and Children, i

sa mmi

A Glorious Change!!

T1IE GREAT WORLD'S TOXlC

Plantation BitterSaThlR nvonderful Tege table revA

lltoratiTe Is the slteet-anch- or srthe feeble and debOttated. Aiatonic and cordial, for the agedand languid, it ha no equalamong atamachlcsv Aa a remedrfor the nervoua weaknestJ towhich vromeix are especiall y bub.Sect, it is BupersedingereiT othertlmnlant. . In all climates, tTopi-ca-l)

temperate or frigiti, it actaat a specific in eTery species ofdisorder which ttnderminea thebodily strength and breaks downthe animal spirits. For. sale hjall drttfX. V 'V.';;BaVAlVK DEEDS, of tbs latest aad at o

approved form, fog sale at tale eje,t Wsrrsjtnd Mortgage, , .V j osi--

EUCHU.

Tress ntsssasaesry ef ate Vafte4 sasas.l

Diosm Cronata Buohu Leaves

I'sonanas. Their eder Is strong, difluslvs.

snd somewhat areas tic, tbslr taste bitterish, aad

analogous mint.

Msoicai. Paeraerfae as Uses. Buobs)

Isaves are gently stlssamot, with a peoaliar tea- -

desey te tbe Urlaary Orgaas.

Tbey are glvea la ssssplalats ef the Urlaary

Orgaas, task as Gravel, Cbreals Catarrh ef tbe

Bladder, Morbid Irritoiiea ef tbe Bladder aad

Urethra. Disease of tbe Prostrate) Gland, aad

Retention er Iaeeallaeaee of Urine, from a less

of tone la the parts seaeeraed la Its evaesalloa

The remedy has else bees raeoaasaesiied la Dye

pepsls, Cbrenle Rbesssstlsa, Cutaneous Afee- -

Hons and Drepay.

H. T. HsLasotVt zvaatfv Been H used

by perseas fress tbe ages of IS to 31, aad frees tS

to U, or la tbe dosliae or sbaag of life after

Cooflnsatoat, or Leber-fals- Bed-Wotti-

children.

Ia afostleas poeallar to females, the Extras

Burba Is aneqaaled by aa; other remedy, aa

Chlorosis, or Retoatwo, Irregularity, Paiafulaess

or Sspprossloa of Castomary! vaeaatloaa, Cloor- -

stod or Ssblrroas State ef the Uteres, Lsaesrrkosa

or Whites.

DissAtst er vie Btusti, Ctssavs, GatvsL,i

saa Daorsiesb Swsliisss, This ssedislae la--

creases the power of Dlgostloa, sad sxsites the

Absorbents Into healthy aetiea, by which the Wa

tery er Caloareeas dspeeitieas, and all Uaaataral

Enlarges eats are reduced, 'as wsU as Pala aad

Ioflammatiea.

n. T. Hi lb seta's Ixrassr Bveae ha eared

every ease of Diabetes la whieh U has bees given

Irritation of the Seek of Bladder, aad Ialasastation of the Kidney UlsoraUsa ef the Kldaeys

aad Bladder, tie of t7raa Ussasos of lbs

Prostrate Gleet, Stone la He BUddst, Csloalas,

Gravel, Brisk Bast Bspodt aad Mesas or Milky

Discharges, aad for eafosblod aad delleate ooasti-tutlen- s,

of both sexes, atteaded with the fallowing

symptoms t Iadltpesitloa to Exertion, Loss ef

Power, Loss ef Memory, Diffioulty ef Breathing,

Weak Nerves, Trembling, Horror ef Disease,

Wahafulness, Dimness of Vision; Pala (n the Baek,

Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body, Dryness of the

Skin, Eruption of the Face, Pallid Coantenanse,

Universal Lassitude of tbe Maecalar System,

As., Ao.

H. T. Hslmssld's Bxtbast Bucbv Is Die- -

rstte and Blood-Parlfyla- g, and euros all Diseases

arising from habits of dtssipatioa, excesses and

impradeaees In life. Imparities of the Blood, Ac,

upertedlng Copaiba In affections for wbioh It Is

used, sash as Goaorrhosa, Gleet ef long standing.

and Syphilitic Afiostloas la these diseases, used

ia eonnestioa with Bslmbslb's Itssa Wasst.

Sold by all Druggists and dealers everywhere.

Beware of souatsrfslts. Ask for H. I". Helm-hold'- s.

Take ao other. PaiOs tl.JI per hot--

tie, or 8 bsttlss for t.59. Delivered to any a&U

dress, ' ' i .'

Describe symptoms tn all ftommsnlc&Hojn,

Address II. T. KKLMBOLD, Broadway,

llSnjIirB I73IIBS D0TIE UP INsteel-engrav- wrappers with e of

my Cbemioal Warehouse, and signedH. T. HEIiM301D.

dcevenlShat . ,

The standard roiusuy for CoagbTs,Inflnensn, Sore Throat, WhoopingCough, Croup, titer Complaint, Browmhltie, Uleeding of the Lmnge, and everyeffection of tbs Throat, Langs aad Cbstr,Including Conevurrton.

Witara Balaam does not dryp a Cough, but loosens it, cleaLeca the

lungs, and allays Irritation, thus removingthe eauee of tue eomplant None genu-ine anless signed I. burrs. Prepared bySara W, Fowls A 80s, Boston. Soldby Rsoisoros, Hoststtss A Co., SaaPraoclaeo, and by dealers generally.

v&a44yl.

BfOTica or rural. asTTZxnsNT.In the Matter of the ltrsonat Estate cf Sola- -

tnon lCosenslexn, Deceased.

R. JACOB. ADMINISTRATOR OF THEeaioio of Solomon Rosensteia, deeeased. baviarDied bis Baal aeoount of bis Administration ofsaid estate and rendered the same for settlement,it Is therefore ordered tbatTuesday, the 7th day nf February, 1871,at the Court Houae ia tbe eity ef Albany, In Llancounty, Oregon, be appointed for tbe hearing ofobjections to such final eeeount and tbe er filament of tbe same) and that noti s hereof be givenby publication la tbe ''State Rights Democrat,"a newspaper of general circulation In said eounty.oBos a week for at Last four successive weeks priorto said day.

By order of B. A. JOHNS,Jan. 2. 1S7I n2tw4. Co. Jadge.

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FOR, SALE.OCR DRl'U BIKISENM located In Banfrsneiseu, CaL After our beat wishes, and express- -'

lag our thanks fr tbs liberal patronage we havereceived for mora tbao twen'y-oa- years, duringwhich period we have been steadily engaged ia tbeDrag baeineas ia California, we beg to say in re

of the rapid growth of Dr. Walker's Cal-ifornia Vinegar Bitters, aw spread over tbe Uni-ted States sad countries Isr beyead, ws are neces-sitated to devote oar entire time to said business.

Ws are tba Oldest Drug firm 00 tbe Psciaceoastaad the oaly ooe eon:iauas under tbe some pro-prietors slnos 1 (!. aod bavs determined to saloar large,' prasfero8,taad well established bast-Bes- s

oa favorabls terms.This is a rare opportunity for men with tbe

means of catering into a profitable business withadvaatages never before offered..

Por particulars enquire ofR. U. McDOXALD A CO..

R. H. McDflSALD, 1 Wholesale Druggists.J. C. Srcaraa. J San Franruw.. CaL

K . B. Until a sale Is mads we shall eontinue ourImportaiioas and keep a largo stock of fresh goodseolaally oa band, aad sell at prices to defy competition.

A CHEAT UKZkl CISC0YEBYZhr. WAXJCEB'fl OAXXVOBVXA.

YINEGAE BITTEESii Etuidredg of Thotuaads

Bear Utmoey to thr Wonder-- mt tal Cnrail.a UMt. 1'WHAT ARE THEY?

if Xj? J fxU1S oil91f TEXT ARB HOT A VtLX N J 2 I

FANCY DRINK. Psflsasaoof Poor Kstas, vVhlskOT, Proof Ba4rltaaad&ofaoo Lienors doctored, spiced aad sweeV

to please the teata, esjUodTooJes,'"Asetia."Keel 11 eve." e saa tsadtao ttppter aao

Bad rata, bat are a true Mad Kit aa,ai siteaTosBtae Xattve Boots aa Herbs of CaUfarua, fiorraoa all Ateohoito Bstssalaata. They are thsGRBAY BLOOD PCRIFIBR aad A LIVEOITI.SO PKIKCirLB a perfect Renovator andIsnrtgotatorortbe ysesca, earrymg oa all pesaaaoos

attar aad rasSorlag ths blood to o stealthy ooaUOoauBo porsoa caa take tbsso Btttars aeeordlag to Siresttoaaadremamlongnnwen.SIM will be gives for aa incurable case, provided

the bones are not destroyed by mineral potaoa orother mesas, and ths vital organs wasted beyond tooolat ofrepair.For IalaasBiatorT aad Ckroale Rbcaaaav.

tlrea and Ooat, Dyeaeaola or ladltroatloa,Bllloaa, KoaalttOBt aad latermltteat Fevers,Ploosiaoo of tbo Blood, Liver, Kldaoye, aodBladder, these Bittern Uare been moat aaoceaa-fa-U

Bach Dleeaaea are caused by VitiatedBlood, which Is generally produced by dersngomentof ths Dla-eotlv-o Oramaa.

DYSPEPSIA On INDIGESTION, Head-

ache, Pala tn the Shoulders, Coaghs, Tightness of theCheat, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of the Stomach,Bad taste la tba Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpitationof the Heart, Inflammation of ths Langs, Pala la tearegions of the Kidneys aad a hundred other painfulsymptoms, are ths offsprings of Dyspepsia.

They Invigorate toe Stomach and stimulate the toptd liver sad bowels, which render them of anequalleAanlcaeyla cleansing the blood of all Impurities, andimparting new Ufe and vlpor to the whole aratem.

FOB. SKIM DISEASES. Erupttons,Tetter, SaltBbeum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Pustules, Bolls, Cstbanoles. s, Bcald-Bes- Sore Eyes, Eryaln.oaas,Iton, Boorfs, DlsoolorsUona of the Bktn, Humorssurf Diseases of tee Bkln, ofwhatever name ornstura,are literally dug aa sad carried out oftba system la ashort time by the ass of these Bitters, one bottle la

will convince the most Incredulous of theirsjurattTo offset.

Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever you And ItsimpurtUes bunting through the skin la Pimples, Erup-

tions or Sores cleanse it when you And It obstructedand sluggish la tbs veins 1 cleanse It when It la foal,and your feelings will tell you when. Keep tbo bloodpare and the health of tba system will follow. .

PIN, TAPE and otber WORKS, lnrktngln thesystemof so many thousands, effectually destroy-ed and removed. Por roll Erections, read carefullythe circular around asrV, bottle, printed In four lan

guages Kngllsh, Geiosm, French and Spanish.J.WALKIB, Proprietor. R. ll. M0DONALD A CO.,DraggUtt arjj Gen. Agents, Sail PrancUeo. CaL.

- ana and S4 Commerce Street, sew x oreprejLD BT ALL DCt?OG18Ta iQ DXAIXBS.

jan!3'nn22yl

PROGRESS! "

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PHOTOGRATHIC ART !

Is (bs order of the day, and the

"BE 1VE B TIJi.Photograph is superior to anything yet out.

AND BBS.'SJ. A. WINTEft, '

Jan. IS, X8n-n2- 2t Albany, Oregon.

ths "gallant butcher" spoken of Is doubtless Intsodsd to refer to myself, I desire to brand Aabove statements, so far as my part In ths trans.action is eonceraed, as absolute and nnqnaliflodfalsehoods. That the parties to this wbolesalsfabrication bars concocted It te screen (hernial reafrom the eeasore of a disgusted community tbIs very little doubt, and tbst tbey have by suchbass misrepresentations sunk them sel ess still lowerIn tbs estimation of all decent people, Is also self--

evident. Believing ihat such bsse conduct wiltmsot ajjuat retribution, I leave them to enjoy theirdearly-earne- d but sbort-livs- d triumph.

Truly yours, A. Z. 8EARS,

Personal. S. L. Simpson. Esq.. whiloms a

editor of the Caxeile, called at our office i

our absence Inst Saturday. We are toldthat he designs hanging out hie law shinglein this city. 'Tis well.

On arriving lmtn4 from Solo last Mondaya a t iswe tuuna tue loiiowing announcement upon

onr table: "Thos. B. Merry, Portlandcalled to see Mr. Brown, Jan. 21st, 1871,NW, although we don't know Mr. Merryand never to onr knowledge beard of him before, we are tickled nearly to death to knowthat he was so thoughtful as to call upon usand leave his valued autograph ! 'Tis inueeu sweet m ie tnus remember! by eventhose of whom we never beard. Sichfame.

Tnt Law. Among the new advertise.ments will be found the professional card ofThompson A Bellinger, Attorneys at Larnruanu. pir. j nompson was tor manyyears a practicing attorney at Salem, wherehe gained an enviable reputation as a lawyer. Mr. Ilsllinger was formerly our asociate in the publication ef the Democratand is too well known by our readers torequire an introduction from ns. Thesegentlemen will put any of you throughBankTuptcy with pleasure, and attend to anyother business in the legal line with promptness aod ability.

Goner's Laht's Book is tbs firt of the monthlies to pnt ia so srrtt-sranr- e fur February, and Itis a superior number ia all respects. Tbe emM- -lishmeots are numoreaa ar eh-ge- consisting of"Tbe Figbt Interrupted," a steal pteto; ColoredFashion-Plate- , containing 7 figures; "Our BalloonI'uat," an exna wood engraving j Winier." soother aplendid wood engraving ; A besLtiful dosign ia Pstrbwork. printed In blus ; A page containing tea doaiges la tx.aneta and bats ; lbs usuallarge Exfenaion beef, Drawing Leaaoos. Cottags,and I be various dratgoa to b found In the WorkDepartment. Marion llarlaad, Mrs. iiopkinaoa,sad other promisaot writers contribute) to the literature of this cumber.

A little nig was hustled into tbe AlbanyDistrict School lat Monday, and so manywhite children were immediately hustledout by their indignant parents that the mac.agcrs of the school saw tbe point and sentthe "colo d" urchin home again. Negroequality don't pan out well in Albany.

r.RRATA. aneria irvine uaa banded asthe following names of persons who psjover $100 taxes in Linn county, and whombe neglected to report at the proper time:Pre ton Munkera, Scio, $108,10 j John Os- -

traoder, Scio. not assessed ; Irvine & Morris, Scio, $110, Lewis Cox, Albany, $147.

Revival at Brownsvilli. We are informed that an interesting and fruitful re-

ligious revival ia in progress at Brownsville,this eounty, under tbe supervision of Rev.R. C. Hill, of this city, and other ablepreachers, and that many ceeversions havebeen effected.

Pain is suppossd to be the lot of ns poor mortals, as inevitable as dsstb itself and liable at aoytime to come upon us. Therefore it is importanttbat remedial ageots should be at band to bs usedon an emergency, when tbe seminal principlelodged in tbe ayetem shall develop itself, sad wefeel ths excruciating agonies of pain, or the depressing influence f disease. Such a remedialagent exists in the Pais Killer, whose fame baamade tbe eireuit or tbe globe. Amid tbe eternalIces of tbe polar regions or beneath tbs intolerableand burning sun ot the tropics, its virtues areknown and appreciated. Under all latitudes, fromthe one extreme to the other, suffering humanityhas found relief from many of its ills by its use.Tbe wide broad area over which tbis medicinebas spresd, atteats Its value and potency. From

small beginning, tbe Pain Killer bas pushedgradually along, making its own highway, solelyby its virtues.

Bush unexampled success and popularity hasbrought otbsrs into the field, wbo bavs attempted,under similarity of name, to usurp ths confidenceof ths people and turn it to their own selfisbnsssand dishonesty, but their efforts bavs provedfruitless, while tbe Pain Killer ia still growing inpublic favor.

PILES IWby do multitudes suffer year after year with

this distressing disease, wbioh tbey know mustultimately take them to the grave J Tbe reasonsimply is that they havs nover been able to procure a reliable remedy. Temporary relief onlyagijravatet the dieeaee.

The discovery ofa perfectly reliable and speedyeurs has recently been mads, and tbe medicinemay now be bad of A. CAROTHERo A CO., ofthis city, wbo are sole proprietors. Tbe file flitshave been used by many in this eounty, and inno ease have they failed to effect permanentcure. Sent post paid to any address oa receipt ofJl.&s per box. n4itr

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.Estate of Samutl Farmer, Deceased.

IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BYNOTICE of tbe County Court of Linn eounty,Oregon, made on tbe 6th day of December, 1870,tbe undersigned was duly appointed by saidCourt Administrator of the individual and copartnership estates of Samuel Farmer, deceased,Therefore, all persons having claims agatoBteitbartbe Individual or copartnership estate of dece-dent are notified to present the same, with propervouchers, to tbe nndersigned, at his residence, twomiles south or Albany, Linn oonnty, Oregonwithin six months from tbe date hereof.

J. J. DAVIS, Adm'r,Geo. R. Hem, Att'y for Estate, .

-- ',Jan. , 1871 n21w4. . )

is every evidence to helifeve that the breadthof land sown in old Linn this year will beat least one-forat- h greater than ever before.

At Scio. After leaving Lebanon we visited Scio, last Saturday, and remained overnight in that enterprising little city, partaking of the excellent hospitality of minehost, Mr. Alexander, of the Scio Hotel.Although Scio hasn't got the railroad, itscitizens have sufficient energy and pluck tokeep their town on the line of improvementand pmgress, and it shows more life now

. than Salem, except when the Legislatureand State Fair are grinding. The youngpeople of Scio partake of the spirit of

of their sires, and are alwaysgetting np something in the way of fun andamusement. Tile Scio Debating Club was

ia full blast when we arrived there, and the"young Demosthenes and Ciceros comprisingits members were discussing the question of

'JUsoleeoZ, That Geo. Washington deserves' more honor for defending America than does"'Christopher'Colnmhos for discovering if."After the question bad been fully elucidated,

'the President rendered a decision adverselyta"C. Columbus and in favor of G. Wash-inrgton,'to't-

infinite delight of the affirm-ative debaters and the utter disgust of the

- champions of the negative. We didn'tet"in until the debate was about closed or we'would hats put in a lick for the Columbusfellows, as we always were in favor or the"'adsr dog in the fight." The question se-

lected for the next meeting, "JSesolved, Thatthe works of nature are more pleasing ton

the eye than the works of art" is a fruitfultheme and one well calculated to developthe artistic taste of the participants in the'discission. (Wonder bow many of the de-

baters on the affirmative will point the Pres-- "

Ident to a pretty woman as a sockdolagerargument in favor of nature's handiwork?We were pleased to see that the Debating

'Club was well attended and that a generalinterest was manifested rn the proceedings,and wish that the youngsters of Albany

1 had a sufficient desieefur the improvementand cultivation of their minds to copy afterthe Scio people in the formation of a sim-ilar literary society.

We learned thai the young people of Scio,beaded by that star performer andble r, Tom. Thorp, wereing for a dramatic entertainment which theyintended giving on Saturday evening, Jana-ar- j

28th night. From theaames of those whom we learned were fig-

uring in it we are satisfied that it will bean eminent success, and regret much thatye cannot be present to enjoy the fun.

Oca Wasims-gto- Cokkespoxbekt.

will be found an interesting letter4rom the National Capital. We have madearrangements whereby we will in a shorttime receive a letter every week from Wash-

ington City, containing all the latest politi-

cal news, gossip, etc., to be gleaned from, the headquarters of national legislation.

The letters will be sharp, spicy and gossipy,as well as containing all the elements of po

. litical orthodoxy peculiar to sound Democratic literature. As this will incur considerable cost we trust our patrons will appreciate the effort which induced ns to add suchan attractive feature to our paper, and as

' eist us by helping to extend the circulationpf the DlVQCBAT.

KBUeiovs.ltev. W. A. 7'mley, of the M. Eexarch. South, Trail preach at the Court House,this city, on next Sabbath, 23tJj fast--, at It o'clock

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