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ton of Lopez, albeit among the mointains, Is
stronger than at Ascurra, whence h0 has been
driven, according to a half dozen reports,
with the loss of thousands of men.
With less qualification we accept the judg-
ment OF our ex-Envoy that the Brazilian an
nouncement of the end of the war is pre-
text for Withdrawing troops Pretext it
doubtless is; for though we believe Lopez to
have been badly and in grave respects ire
coverably beaten, no one can certify that the
war is done. Lopez appears to be in the con-
dition of an armed vagabond. Count dEu,
though successful, must be tired of contest
which has no longer glory Nothing is so
certain as that the Brazilians and the Argen-
tines are disgusted with the war if only on
financial grounds; but this, after all, is small
help to the ragged Paraguayans. The reckon
ing of British resident in Paraguay that
Lopez had with him 5000 men at Ascurra
may aid the conjectures of General Mcmahon;
but it will be long before the Dictator will be
ready, as he proposes, to invite to his tender
mercies American immigrants Heaven
save if he be tyrant, hbertine, robber, and
murderer.
Thus much for General McBTahon's state
ment of very problematic subject What
he has told his Government would be inte-
resting, perhaps necessary, to any true judg-
ment of the Paraguayan leader and his cause;
and we expect to hear more from him on this
head. To what extent Lopez is the monster
described may have to be guessed rather from
our ex-minister's reticence than anything else.
We are ready for any revelation that will
make us doubt that the Paraguayan Caesar is
Nero, but are inclined to think that he is.
As for our minister himself, we welcome him
home cordially. Whatever he has to say,
officially or otherwise, with reference to a
most trying mission, will derive increased
respect from the acknowledgment that he has
served his Government with dignity and
ability
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FRANCE-THE CRISIS OVER.
From the N Y. Herald.

FROM he ~. L. HeTdtQ.
The 26th of October has come and gone,
and happily, we think, for all parties it has
not been necessary to repeat the acts of the
famous I'd of December. Paris has not
since the commencement of the Emperors
reign been 80 much under the influence of
fear as 1t has been for some days past. 1t
was originally intended by the Liberals, or
'Irreconcilables, as they are now called, to
make grand demonstration on the 26th, by
way OF protesting against the postponement
OF the opening of the Chambers. Such
Journals as the Rece1 and the Rappey
urged the Left to do in Paris on October
26, 1869, what the Tiers Fiat did in Versailles
in 1888, promising that if they marched
across the city, the forty which might leave
the Place de la Bastile would be one hundred
thousand when they reached the Place de
la Concorde. AS the Goth of October
approached the forty 'irreconcilables' gradu-
ally dwindled down to thirteen, the other
twenty-seven having wisely concluded that
it would, all things considered, be better to
wait patiently until the 29th of November,
when they could constitutionally take the
Government to task. The thirteen, however,
made up their minds to make q show on the
26th, and to brave all consequences Napo-
leon was we'll warned and, OF course, was we'll
armed Paris was surrounded by and filled
with soldiers the populace was duly advised
of the danger of manifesting too much Gu
riosity instructions were given to Marshal
Bazaine that there should be no ''mistakeu
humanity and so, Notwithstanding all the
fuss and fury of the ''irreconcilable" thirteen
law and order reigned in Paris ON Tuesday as
usual.
AS will be seen by our cable dispatches
the city of Paris was throughout the
entire day perfectly tranquil. There was nc
demonstration, no disturbance. The bolC
thirteen did not make their appearance. The
forty did not become one hundred thousand
The cannon, though pointed, were not used
In the afternoon, TO show how little groun(
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FINANCIAL.

B A NKrNo n 0 U E
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5ONNETs, TRIMMINGS, gro.
Nv r s. nj. a, BIN . e n.
Artistic DES MODES,
11o1,
n. w. Corner Eleventh and Cles.
nut Streets.

This opportunity is taken TO announce that have
Just returned from Paris and London with the latest
FALL FASHIONS. These designs being personally
selected and modelled from the greatest novelties
and trimmed in asuperior style, Will open
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER l, 1869,
With French and English Dresses, Cloaks, Mante-
letts, Sleeves ana Chlldrens Costumes, Robe de
Chambre and Breakfast dresses.
Dress and Cloak Making in every variety.
Wedding TrousSeauX furnished at short notice and
reasonable prices.
Real Thread and Guipure Laces, Roman and Plain
Ribbons and SasheS.
Paris Jewelry, newest style Of Jet, Gold and Shell,
the rarest and most elegant ever offered. Hair
Bands Combs, and Regal Nets.
Dress and Cloak Trimmings, the most tasteful that
are to be found In the French metropolis, wholesale
and retail
Bridal Wells and Wreaths
Kid Gloves, 75 cents and 81 90 per pair.
Exclusive Agents Jor MRS M. WORKS celebrated
system for Cutting Ladies' Dresses Sacques Basques
etc. etc. stuthS
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MCMAHON AND THE PARAGUAYANs.

FTOl tke Y, 7. Tribune.
General McMahon's report of Paraguayan
affairs will disappoint many who had hoped,
and perhaps unreasonably, for some more
striking revelation That the Brazilians are
as cruel in war as the Paraguayans is perfectly
credible, and we suppose that our ex-Ambas-
sador has acquired familiar conviction that
IN Spanish questions great deal may be said
against both sides He says that the money
less people of Lopez are so greatly self-relant
that their women plant and gather crops
while they make guns and use them-all easy
to believe OF, a natien of soldiers whose Anna
IONS can forage and fight. Certain it is, too,
that Lopez has administrative strength, and
that the weak-kneed provisional govern
ment Of Asuncion have not quite done with
him yet. Nevertheless, we are not sure of
the Generals statement that the present posi-
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BRANDRETHE'S PILLS.
To the Public.

Brandreth's Pills have been known and uGcd by
your grandfathers and grandmothcrs. They arc
always safe, and sprc TO do you good. They are
purely vegetable, and diminish the death principle;
some think they increase the principle of ifc But
in taking out bad humors from the blood. they do
make the body lighter, and thus seem to add en-
ergy. Many families have used thOm for upwards
of forty years.
Thoy are the best medicine for Colds, for all
Bilious Affections, for Fullncss about the Head or
Heart, and in all Cutaneous and Contagious Dis
eases they are unriyallcd. In all cases in which
a purgative is indicated, no medicine yet known
can be compared to them. TwA hundred physi
clans have testified that Brandreth's Pills ara su-
perior to all other purgatives whatever. Sold By
al Druggists. n5W4.
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when . female IL In trouble, or afflicted with
disease as weakness of the back and limbs. pain
In the head diInness OF sight. loss Of muscular
power. palpi,atIon Of ths heart. irrtability,
voasness. extreme urinary difficulties. derange-
nent Of digestive functions. generrl debility. va
ginitH all diseases OF the womb. hystera, sterili-
~. and all other diseases peculiar to females; she
shyud go or write at 10 the celebrated fcm ale
doctor. W. X. DoheTty. at his Medical Institute,
aud consult him about her troubles and disease.
The Doctor II eEeeting mOTe cures than any other
physician in the State of California. Let no false
delicaey prevent you. but apply immediately and
save Yourself from painful sufserings and premn-
ture death. AL Married Ladies whose delicate
health or other circumstances prevent nm increase
Ia their fatalities. should write or call at DR.. W. X
Dohertys Medical Institute. and they will receivS
every possible relief and help. The Doctors on
ces are 50 arranged that he can be consulted with
out fear Of observation.
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PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.
TO THE AFFLICTED.

nR. W. X. DoHERTY RETURNS HIS SIX.
eeTe thanks 10 his numerous patients foI
their patronage, and would take this opportunity
10 remind them that he continues 20 consult hi,
Institute for the Of chronic diseases of the
Lungs Liver, Kidneys, Digestive and Geniio- Z ri.
pary Organs, aud all private diseases. viz. syph.
Ills in all its forms and stages, Seminal Weak kness
aud all the horrid consequences Of seif-abusc Con
orrhma. Gieet. Structures. Nocturnal and DiuTnal
emissions, sexual Debility, Diseases Of the Back
aud Lcins, Inflammation Of tho Bladder and Kid
neys etc., etc. and he hopes that his long expert
aud successful practice will continue to insure
bin = share Of public patronage. BY the practice
of many years in Europe and the United States
be is enabled TO apply the most efficient and cue.
cessful rem edicE agans: diseases ofall kinds. lie
uses no mercury. charges moderate. treats his pa
tients In q correct and honorable way, and ha,
references Of uBquestionable ycracity from men
Of known Tespectabiliiy and high standing in soci.
ely. All parties consulting him by letter other
wIss. will receive the best aud gentIest treatment
aud implicit secrecy.
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Patients residing In any part Of the State. how
ever distant, who may desire the opinion and ad-
vice Of DIR. Doherty in their respective cases, and
who think proper to submit written statement Of
such, in preference to holding personal interview,
respectfully assured that their communications
will be held meat sacred and confidential.
1.-THE ease be fully and candidy described, per-
sonal communication will be unnecessary. as in
struciions for Diet regimen aud the general treat
ment Of the tincluding the remediesl. will be
forwarded Wiiheut delay, and in such n manner as
70 convey no idea Of the purport "f tho letter or
parcel SO transmitted. Consultation by letter or
otherwise. PRER. Permanent cure guaranteed or
no pay. Adde'S, ". X. DoHERTY. VI. d..
San Francisco, California.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
4 WISE AND JUST Law.

The equity and bsnehcencs Of the MassAehu.stt,
Statute, and the conditions in the Policies Of the
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY. whereby the surrender value Of Poll,
eies (after paymeHts Of premiums have eeasad) il
credited up full-paid term Policy. was recent
ly excmpifed in the case Of A. c. L. MILLER
Of Portland, Oregon, insured for 5000 in thi,
Company. uDder the policy No. I3,054.
MR.. MILLER died Augrnt .. 1863, and neg
lectcd to pay the premium due on his Policy on
the 22d day of January last. The President oi
the Company, upon being advised OF the death si
MR.. MILLER, responded under date Of AugusI
23d, that by virtue Of Massachusetts Laws and
the provisions Of tho Policies Of tho Company
tho Policy was yet in full force. and the los.
IS, ,OOO) would be promptly paid las the amount
of the unpaid premium and interest thereon.
Tie NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE IN.
SURANCE COMPANY of Rostgn is the only Com
pany on this Coast governed by this Law, which
continues all its Policies in force until every dol
lar paid by the assured IL absorbed in Insurance
EvERSoN L HAINEs arc tho GenI Agent.
of this Company. Oregon Office, CARRIERS Build
ing, Portland.
RUSSELL L ELKINs,
Oc9v5DStf. Agents at Albany, Or.
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D1. DoHERrT has just published an important
pamples embodyipg his own views and experiences
in rclrtion TO Impotence Virility. being short
treatise on SpermatorFhea or Seminal Weakness,
Nervous and Physical Debility consequent on this
affection. and other diseases efthe Sexual Organs.
This little work contains information of the ut
most value TO all. whether married or single, and
will be seat FREE by mail on receipt Of six cents
in postage stamps for return postage.
Address, ". X. DoHERTY. NJ. D..
v3n3sn San Francisco, Cal.
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CHOLERA.
HOW TO CURE IT.

At the commencement of the diarrhoea. which
always pFFcedes an attack OF the cholera take n
tcaspoonful of tho Pain Killer in sugar and water,
(hot if conveniently and then battle freely tho
stomach aud bowels with the Pain Killer, clear.
Should the diarrhoc cramps continue, rcpeat the
dose every fifteen or twenty minutes till tie pa
tient is relieved. In extreme cases, two or more
terspoonfus may be given at dose.
sThe Pain Killer, MS an internal remedy, has no
equal. In eases of Summer Complaint, Dyspep-
sia, Dyseatery, Asthma, It cures in one night, by
taking it internally and bathing with it freely
It's action is like magic. when cxternalIy applied
to bad Sores. Burns Scads and Spvains. For
Tootbachc, don't fnil to try 1t, In short, 1t is a
Pain Killer.
The Pain Killer is sold by all dealers In Family
Medicines.
mchI5y4n30yI-ch my. n5w4
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Bio FRUiT.-There were an exhibition Mt
the Fair last week premium pear which
measured Is inches in circumfcr CO the
short way and 20 inches the long way Of the
pear; al,o n Gloria Mundi" apple l5i
inches in circumference Let the world
match 'cm.
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Beat TmIs.-Eld. J. ". Harris informs
us tha, his wife, Mrs. Jane Harris, ha. made
and sold, from two cows. tIco hundred aud
forty los. Of butter since the 18th day Of last
March, besides furnishing sufficient tn sup.
ply the wants Of family Of flre persons.
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CALLrD.-We this week hal short call
from j. Is. Sprcngcr, formerly proprietor uf
the Pacific Hotel ia this city, and ut prescn,
proprietor Of the Cosmopolitan, of Portland.
lie is looking exceedingly well, aud says the
hotel business Is furnishing, aud that he is
not keeping tavern like the old woman in
TtT:,.;.
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DoN'r READ TnIs.-Mcssrs. o. +. Tomp.
kins { Co. have just received 1000 feet Of
of II inch iron pipe (for pumpsl, l00Aoxes
TIN plato; also. fine lot ct first class cook
stores Call aud examine their. stock. Oil
yer SAYS that il is no trouble to show goods
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fiyisHEp-The painting on the Court
House is finished, aud the cxtcrinr Of the
building Looks hundred per cent. more
cheerful and inviting than it did before the
painters began their labpr., and tho benefit
in the way of its preservation can hardly be
estimated
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TN TnuNB TEourE.-Remcmbor tha,
next Wednesday this Lilliruiian hand will
give two entertainments in this city. We
would advise tho ladies aud children To at.
tend in the afternoon, bo,h for convenience
aud comfort, and 20 avoid tho crowd which
will surely convene in the evening.
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STATISTICS OF LINN CoUNrY.-We are in.
debted to Mr.. Nye, Assessor, for the follow
ing Statistics of Linn county: Number Of
polls, 1876; Number liable to militia ser.
vice, 1886 taxable property, S2,961 ,694
acres Of land assessed 390,333.
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FERso>AL.-Thc following gentlemen
came up by the last steamer from San Fran.
cisco: p. c. Harper, Thos. Helm, Rev.
Wrn. Monteith and A. d. Monteih. Mr..
Harper has been below to lay in goods. Mr..
Helm is the eldest brother of Hon. Geo. X.
Helm and we'll known as n former resident
of Linn county, and is now on n flying visit
to his old home. Rev. Mr.. Mnntcith was
pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of
this city until about n year ago. when he
concluded that the climate did not agree
with his health, and so went hack to ''Amcr-
ica.H We learn that he is simply returned
on visit to his friends. His sun, Capt. A.
ID. Monteith, was also n resident of this city
until a couple of years age, when he also
went back to the States for his health; but
we learn that he has not immproycd since
his sojourn among the fickle winds and driY
ing SHOWS of Wisconsin, sInd has again re.
turned to the mild and genial cline Of the
Willamette Valley.
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TGE CosMoPoLIrAH.-Jake Sprongcr IL
now sole proprietor of tho Cosmopolitan
Hotel, and wo suppose his numerous friends
in this part Of the State will remember him
when they go to ''Portland-on-. Wallamct.
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LEcrrRE.-Dr. j. II. McCord will give .
free lecture at tho Court House this (Satur-
day. evening, commencing ut ! o'clock
Subject: "Mcsmsrism, and Exposing the
Iiumbuggery of Spiritualsm.
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GooD.-Mrs. DelaEon Smith has given ne
an opportunity Of testing some of the finest
vegetables which Oregon soil affords.
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BORN

FOSTER-In this city. on the I'd inst, 10 the
wife dI john Poster. daughter.
ARNOLD In tbi. city, on The :d inst. TO the
wife OF i. y. Arnold. n sga.
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CoNINo noNE.-Rev. s. G. Irvine, pastor
of the U. T.. Church Of this city, is expect
ed home next week, and will preach at the
chapel on Sabbath. the 18th inst.
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DIssOLUTTON NOVICE.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
lN copartnership heretofore existing between
P. W. SPHINX and A. Caruthers, under the firm
name of p. W. Sphinx 4 Co.. Is dissolved by mu-
tual consent, they having disposed of their busi-
ness to other parties.
Either of the undersigned will attend to the
collection Of accounts due the late firm.
p. w. SPINK,
A. CARUTHERS.
Albany, Sept. Z. Iseo--y5n4w4.
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MAMMOTH OK.

NIow ON EXHIBITION IN LINN co. AND
IN will be in the vicinity of Albany until after
the County Fair, after which he will be taken to
Salem and exhibited at the State Fair, when he
win be taken to New York City via. Portland and
San Francisco. Mount Hood is, nnquestiouably,
the largest and finest OK over exhibited in the
United States and Is believed by good judges to be
the largest in tho world.
Ben. Holiday said upon seeing him that no new
or bcheld such an animal that he ought to bo put
ON exhibition in Now York City and that if taken
to his farm twenty-five miles from the city he
should be kept one year preparatory to such exhi-
hilton free Of cost. Mount Hood was raised by
+. NJ. Morris in Umatilla Co., Oregon hc is one
half Morris Stock and the other half Short Horn
cd Durham. s.
ADMISSION. Is ....TWENTY-FIvE CENTS.
ChilNr half price.
v4n52tf.
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LxcruRrs.-Mr. BOnj. Todd has been de.
livcring series Of Lectures on Spiritualism
at the Court IIouse during the week.
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WuEAr.-Rcccipts ut Albany for two
weeks. ending Thursday, the 7th, 1851.
Total for the season to this time, 227 ,lS7.
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ExLARoED.-Our ncighbor, the Register,
came out last week in an enlarged form,
and otherwise considerably improved in ap.
nenFance
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EplroRrAL.-We last week met, in this
city, Bros. Upton and Carter, Of tho Cor.
Wallis Mercury and Gazette.
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CIRcuIr CouRr for Linn county convcnes
on the fourth Monday, tho 25th day of Oc.
tober.
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TO DEALERS IN WHEAT.
CORBTTT e. NACLEAY

MESSRS. CORBITT & MACLEAY
HAVING HEARD THAT IT IS COMMON
- ly reported throughout the Valley that they
not purchasing Wheat, would respectfully In
form their Agents, Customers and friends through
out the valley Of the Willamette that they are In
the market to purchase all the surplus mcrchanta-
bic wheat in tho State and pay the highest market
rates,-Cash on delivery in Portland.
y5n4m1 C0RBITT Il MACLEAY.
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Ar BRowNsVILLE.-Our Brownsville pat
rons will find the advertisement of Mr..
Wheeler's new store in our columns to. day.
We are assured that Mr. w. keeps as fine
an establishment as can be found in any
country town in the State. Be sure and
give him call. IN. B.-We nnintention.
ally omitted his lad" last week.
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latest Market Report.

New York-Wheat 81 20.
Livcrpool-Wheat los Sd.
San Francisco-Flcur. S. 20(d5 25.
" I" Wheat, 81 45(G'T 90.
Barley, feed, 1o(g9Oc.
az Oats, 95c(9Sl %.
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To RETAIL GRocERs.-It frequently hap.
pens that merchants of the Willamette Val.
lev necl an additional stock of goods. and
10 not feel that their business justifcs them
in gninS to San Francisco in person to make
their selections. in which event il is import.
ant they should have sufficient confidence in
some business house in that city to order tie
goods sent up. In the grocery business we
would recommend Messrs. Phillips, Tabcr
* Co.. No. 80 Front Street, San Francisco.
who have reputation for fair desling in
such matters second To no irm in that city.
Read their card in tic DEMOCRAT. and send
them your orders. We have a personal nc.
quaintance with the senior member nf the
house, and take pleasure in recommending
him TO all those desiring anything in the
Wholesale grocery line.
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To DEBroRs.-Mr. A Pearce notifies those
indebted to him that they must come for
ward Immediately and settle. Read his
notice, you that are interested.
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News FOR EyERYpopY.-P, C. Harper hgs
just returned from San Francisco with a
stock of new goods, which he informs us
will eclipse anything, in quality, eyer be,
fore brought to this market. lis goods will
arrive and be opened out by our next publ.
cation day. when we will take occasion to
speak further with regard to their merits.