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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-02

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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-02-17
MEDICAL

Every Physician located in the country or a
small village. aud engaged in the practice of his
profession, has more or less frequently found the
successful tseataacni of chronic diseases difficult, if
not impossible, owing to the absence of many ia
%cilities which are within the reach Of those residing
in the cities and larger towns.
The undersigned has for this reason made ar
rangemcnts FOX the treatment Of this class of cases
by which patients can have the benefit Of all the
appliances knern to the profession.
Persons plaeed under his care will receive in adj
dition TO medical and surgical treatment. the bcne-
fl Of D. L1bgston Parker method OF treatment
by fumisntion the use of many Of III. mineral
and saline waters. both for bathing and genera
use; battling IN sea watcr, &c, when indicated ;
besids the ordinary general ~as7ptoeal baths of wat
CT, heated cir and yapor.
Fhysieidns having under theiF care or knowing
ef persons asiie;yd Is obstinate Rheumatism. skin
diseases, aisesss 9: the urinary crg-ns, &c., which
have resisted ordinary treatment, will confer a
great favor upon such persons, By calling their at
@;et.ti9a to tie facilities here afforded.
For special information apply il person or By
letter, to j. L. cooNBs. MD.
Portland. Oregon.
E5 Consultation Rooms IA crcc's Building
oFlr Wells, Fargo + Co. Entrance from sta4-st.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-02-17
The Trial of Ie9erson Davis.

The last report is that this distinguish.
ed victim of Abolitionism is TO be tried
by Military Commission. Months age
Mr.. johnson as good as pledged his wocd
that Mr.. Davis should have a fair, legal
trial. before the proper civl tribunal
Sal1aon P. Chase is Chief Justice. He
knows very we'll that If Mr.. Davis be
awarded a fair civil trial, his honorable
acquittal must follow. Therefore he is re.
solved that Mr.. Davis shall not be tried
by a civil tribunal, If he can prevent it
The President suggested Richmond, Vir-
ginia, as the proper place of trial, With
Chief Justice Chase as presiding Judge.
Chase headed off this suggestion by de-
|claring that he would not hold court in
Richmond while the military we're in pos
session there. Mr.. johnson. as Comman-
~derjn-chief Of the Army, could very 0
have removed this apparently material,
but really speeiens objection of Chase's,
by Withdrawing the troops. Or, agreea-
bly, to the doctrine promulgated by Abra-
ham Lincoln and endorsed By Mr1Chase
when IN the Cabinet, President johnson,
BY virtue of his supreme Executive pow
er, could hare compelled the Chief Jus
tice to hold court in Richmond. and there
tried Mr.. Jefferson Davis. But President
johnson dare not defy the power of Chase.
The Chief Justice is determined to have
Mr.. Davis executed By any means, no
matter how foul. His Radical followers
1clamor for the-bleod ofDa4iss 1t is only
By a mock trial, by a Military Commits
sion" " or a positive ukase from Mr.. John
son, thatthe penalty Of death can be de-
against him. He IS innocent of
any offence or crime known to our Con-
stitutien On laRs Hence . trial by any
civil or just tribunal would command his
acquittaf. The Radicals must have his
lifellike wolves and hyenas they pant to
lap his blood and 10 guaw his remains.
Chase knows how to ensure to them this
feast-to give mp the noble quagay to
Stanton, chief Of butchers, most cowardly
ct mnrderers, most -atrociousl ofwretches.
who vii organize a Military Commission
which vii be certain to convict. The
people, viii wait and see.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-02-17

IMPORTANCE OF observation-disclosures a
young MAN to take charge Of a very fine span
Of horses and a rel gous turn of mind.
A School Committee MAJ writes: We have
a school ho0se large enough to accommodate
four hundred pupils four stories high.
A newspaper man sayss A child was re.
Gently na.oy bya wagon about three years
old and crnss- eyed wearing pantaloons which
uever spoke a word afterwards.
Parasol-A protection against the sun used
by ladies made of cotton and whalebonc.
Straps Articles which are worn underthe
boots of the gentleman made of calf-skins.
An exchange in discussing d recent eele-
bration says: The procession was very fine
and about two miles in length as was also
the prayer ofsDrs Perry, the Chaplain.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-02-17
DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIKI
IN Co-paftnership heretofore existing betwecS
Joseph Levy, Samuel Levy, and b. v. Riehenberg
under this nalne of Levy BRoTHERs 4 Co., is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
DO paddy the firm of J. Levy 4 Brother. and all
demands in favor Of said arm to be paid only T.
the firm of J. Levy & Brother.
The business hereafter will be conducted at the
old stand by Joseph LeSy and Samuel Levy, un-
der the firm namesofs
J..LEyY 4 BROTHER.
An persons knowing themselves indebted to the
old firm OF Levy Brethers 1 co. wifi please call at
orcc and settle their acetupts only with J. Levy
L Brother, by cash, produce, or thcir notes, as W.
want to close up ths old books
Albaay, Jan. 20, 1885, z
49, f,ss JOSEPH LEVY,
SAMUEL LEVY.
ja274t gfgArxsg gB. Y. REICHENBERG.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-02-17

OF THE
HERALD

TIME ESTERPRISING CITY OF PORT
land contains 3 population Of six or Eeren
t;.onsand inhabitants il is the commercial centre o:
the Northern Pacific coast. and rs business men.
its capitalists are unr;valled get but one paper is
pul,ii.Lai y:lh:a lis .-A n. - a bshu,,s-
ton cf s:s.- Or seventy thousand souls large
proportion of whom are tEEe and tried Demccf4E,
and yet only thr-e journals esponsing the Demo
cratic faita ars published within her domains.
Sui Q state Of things, to saY the lOast, Is unprc-
eelantsd
Within the next three or four weeks the under
sigaed'prsp sc = .einsnencc, IN Portland. the pub
l~iesfisn of a Daily AMI Weekly journal ept tied The
oaGcoS HfEaALD. One of tbs firm is now on biz
way to San Frame sea for the purpose of purrhss-
Ing . steam p-sss and Other fx4ares nee ssary to
constitute q first lass printing establishment.
Ii is impossible in the narrow limits oe en- o.di-
iests Il at VII lie discussed OF measures advocated
through us columns. We can only say. in general
terms, we W ii AHA 10 make liz
/. A relizyie Coinmerriai paper.
II. As nearly as llay be it will contain correct
eaa fall daily Telegrapbie Reports
III, We shall publish all important Local News.
nat only of Portland, but Of the State generally.
" The iiERALD will lend a Ee.png hand, in .
general gay. ss occasion may require, to the inter
ests of SeieacesAGxisulture. Mechanics, Literature.
N rliity and RslisioA
v. TIE HERALn M be an humble adv. cate
@A0 ~ VI 1NHSStA 4S ipieS
which permeate every VEN and artery Of our sys-
TEN Of government. It will advocate and defend
the c. institution and Laws; and f~eaglessly con
iemn any and every violation OF thSm, NO mats3r
by when Peipcra ed. 1t will earnestly contend
for a sr.et constitution of the Constitution. Ii
will oppose all attempts at Capitalization of Pow
ca belle wing Tat tie more power is diiused among
the people-lhe source whence all political powel
is derived-the better and happier we shall be as
individuals and as i nation Believing that = ma
tion has . morfl right TO determine who shall, and
who shall not make its laws, We shall oppose all
attempts to enfranchiss the negro. We shall do
81 not because of hatred to Lin. as is sometimes
CHARGED. but because we believe lat he. as well nj
the Oh nanlan and Indiar, is not qualified by ma
ture and education, to make laws for Americans.
Aud lastly the HsRALn will advocate the doctrine
promulgated by Jefferson, aud carried out by Mon
roe and Jackson, aud that Is. that each Stale has
the right to exercise all the powers Of Sovereignty,
eKeept such as has been delegated by them to ii
General Government.
The HERALD will be afforded to Subscribers as
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-02-17

A SToRY.-A sensation report cones
by telegraph from Washington Of an
attempt lately made to take the life of
Stephen G. Field, Associate JRs;ee Of
the Supreme Court, and Judge of the L.
5. Circuit Court for California, By means
of an Internal machine, resembling an
ambrotype case, filled with e%onical balls
and powder, so arranged as to explode on
being opened. As the story goes, Judge
Field had nearly opened it in his room
before his suspicious of lis true character
were aroused. when he threw it hard
against the wall. 1t did not explode. but
only broke. and scattered its combus,ible
and deathly contents on the floor. We
happen to know Stephen pretty we'll
knew him years ago in California-and
know of his habits. And knowing of his
habits, it is our conviction that Stephen
had been following up his old custom OF
: tastisg" some slower death-dealer than
powder and lead too heavily, and On re
t.riRg to his room saw himself beset with
worse snakes than Copperheads which he
now ahhors so much. albeit he was a grea;
DemocTa; as lgng as the party maintained
power. In trying to expel the var
minis, he might have dashed an ambro-
type ease against the wall, sure enough.
The chances are the only Internal
machine . which Judge Field ever found
in his room was exactly the shape Of a
bottle, and its contents entered h,spracions
body through the easy and natural way
of the esophagus. Stephen is very de.
ceivin'.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-02-17

The MoRALs or BosToS.-A recent nun
be. Of he Boston Herald heads an article as
follows:
Juvenile crime in Baston-TIow shall ii
be cheeked-I.5o0 10 1900 chiliren annual
ly sen 70 prieen in this city for crime@. 900
now treading the path Of crime"
And this, says the La Crosse Democrat. is
Boston-the hub of the Uhiverse-,he
Puritan csty-tle hot-hei of nesro-worship-
pers-the home of Sumner, Phillips. and a
hosto Of similar fana.ies-the s1-called Athens
of the New World!
How shall Il be checked p asks the Her.
aid, alludins TO juvenile crime in that c.ty.
Let your ministers become teachers Of youth
at home, instead of Abolition sermons. Let
them devote less time 10 the interests Of the
Southern negroes and more faithfully attend
10 the spiritual wants of the deprayed and
criminal beneath the shadowings of their
own sanetuaries. bet them pluck the beams
from the eyes of their oEnneighbors instead
of exhausting their energies in a field where
they emily exert esil, ard that continually.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-02-17
The Plying Hnaves.

Late dispatches told of Macmillan hav-
ing ordered the summary execution of
tbcat one hundred Mexican prisoners of
war, and other dispatches told of the
protest Of a Federal General against such
hsFbarity, and Of the harsh condemnation
dthe butehesy BY Eastern papers. Let
rs think over this thing. and then 0
trast It with things frightfulIy fresh in
the memory. which occurred in the late
war against Tie South. Mcneil butcher
ed ten innocent men IN cold blood for no
offence whatever, and all the Northern
Abolitionis.s applauded the fendiah act.
and the Government rewarded the afro
cious wretch for the deed Of blood. Tur-
chin f~aIlowcd his fncarnate devils to
ravish the young ladies' Of a seminary IN
Alabama and then to brutally murder
many Of the innoeent people in that sec
ton, and Abraham Lincoln promoted him
for the hellish act, and all the . loyal
North rejoieed over It. Beast Butler put
to death men, women and children, in
@la blood tortured AID savagely treated
hundreds Of others, and the same Abra-
ham Lincoln specially favored him for
his butcheries and yiIlainies, and every
Abolition press and pulpit and assemblage
uttered praises and peans to the brutal
monster for his prompt administration
lssdee-y By order of Secretary Stan
ton, With the sanction of President John
soA. nd the approval Of the whole Abo-
dftioa innocent lives of aged, ven
eraBis ladies. of helpless men, Of noble
youths, have been murderously sacrificed,
and By the act Of the same heartless.
a~treeious. desilish wretch, thousands Of
soldiers lives have been wasted and lost
IN eoptbern prisons, and still the loyal
millions have echoed and rezechod their
~anRproha6on Of these wholesale murders
oftheis own Northern eountrymen by this
bloodTesEag. s~terpally damned fratri-
eids Now the Emperor Macmillan has
Sae Hundred Mexican soldiers shot. and
the very loyal 1hroats, which so Justify
Nheesedleser the wholesale b~uteheries.
me And alaughters Of the last four
m8whieh their own countrymen
The victims. nov howl about the
brbaslg Of the Emperor, and the
Federal GeneEal Who so willingly bathed
ms handz n pools Of blood flown from
. hs brethren, protests against
the inhamaDity', Of the Austrian ruler
g Mexico. { IS buta piece.of Abolition
eonsaseg fair specimen Of Puritan
eaazseter. They do murder, and It is
verify Of all praise; let another Kill. and
e e atrociOusD Dahomey isa model
humanity and mercy and nobleness n
comparison with the genuine P~uritaa.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-02-17

DIANoSDs.-A late English work on dia-
monds and other precious stones SAYS that
but a small portion of the gems sold and
worn are genu ne. The diamond mines of
Golconda have wen out. and these of India
are rapidly failing. The scarcity of real
gems has been met by the ingenuity of
gems that frequently deceive expert con-
'noisseurs. Large quantities of false gems
arc made in Birmingham and Paris, and
shipped East, where tho 0rienials sell them
to eredulous European travellers as the real
article. Nine-.enths of the diamonds now
faunted by Shoddy md Petroleum are mere
paste ornaments, for which their wearers
have given fabulous uns
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-02-17

THE CLlNcHER The Statesman Of
Jan. 10Th desetes nearly two columns of
argument and quotations to c%ontrovert
our facts on the intention of the trainers
of this Government to make it Federal
and lot " National" in character. In all
it says the Statesman fails to meet the
single but most formidable fact-that the
Constitutional Convention did, By an
unanimous vote. reject the term " Ma,
@tional, and substitute the term "Fe1efal, ;
in emitting the form and design of the
Government. When u a~ntagonistie CO.
temporary gets over this insurmountable
difficulty, We are prepared to give him
another opportunity for IN equally eRec-
tive q hist"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-02-17

A Coon WITNEss.-A pretended grand
nephew Of Lafayette. who figured as a prom
missed from i ~elerkship in fhe interior De
partinent, Washington. upon finding out that
he Eas an imposter and formerly deserted
that Stanton promised him a elerkship if he
Woaldappear a. r witness against Wirz.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-02-17

is evidently exceedingly fond eff the boy;
he romps and plays with HIM and finds
great delight in seeing him much by his
side. His military taste is carefully nur-
tured aud developed and when he rides
out on his little pony, dressed up in his
g~renadicr uniform, he excites the adniiri-
ton of all women and the hearty sympa-
thy Of all men. Still. there is occasional
sadness on his smooth brow, and few can
see him without asking what VIII. III
Gods Providence, be the fate Of the
tender child that bears SO great aud 20
ominons a name
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-02-17

NoBLE BUsINEss.-Gen Saxton refuses to
give up the public school building in Charles.
ton unless the trustees agree that there shall
be no distinction between white and black
children. Noble business for a Major Gen
craft Glorious freedom of opinion! The
time will come when these military upstairs
will be. held responsible for their vindietive,
cowardly and %tyrannieal acts. The people
win not always tamely submit to military
LdesNotism.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-02-17

MoRE ExTRAyAcANcE.-The AttorneyGen-
eral. q Thoroughbred Abolitionist, has de-
cisad that negro troops are entitled tothe
same bounties as white soldiers. This will
require only the trifc of twenty million dol
lars from the taxpayers. All right-pile
the agony-who cares for a few million
when the poor have to foot the bill Bond
holders don't feel it; it comes out of the
pockets of the Iaboring classes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-02-17

An emigrant miner. who had been some
raaL Eanghiy dealt with by the sharpers Of
zssla1A Sisy, snas Expresses his opinion of
rgirfa CIR. hsreslaI4e II -ss.r
rection, for they1 swinale In, es,t = "a
bern before he can make a single tool.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-02-17

A PATRior.-a man named Hitchcock. a
Of the trucst type, employed in
Il Wellington hospital. stole several tllous-
and dolIars' worth ef iixin and sent them u
his home in MASSACHUSETTS,. The war end
ed too SOON OF course he will be pardon
ed il would imiure The party to punish him
for stealing from the Government.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-02-17
ROTH SIDES.

4 man in his carriage was riding along, .
\ gaiiy dressed " fe ~ BIS SIDE:
In sdtins altf laces shs looked Ike 3 queen,
And lie like a king in his pride.
4 weod-sawyer stood on Tie street as they parsed
The carriage and couple he eyed,
And he said MS he worked with his saw on a log
wish I was 'ieh ana conld ride"
The luaa in lis carriage rcmsrked to his wife
One th;rg I would five, if I cGu'd-
| y uld give al ms wealth Il the strength and
the le-lth
OF the m,t, who is saving the wood"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-02-17

The light of friendship is like the Eight of
phosphorous--scen the plainest when all
around is dark,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-02-17

In a country church yard this epitaph may
be seen !" Here lies the body Of james
Robinson. and Ruth, his wife !" and under
meath, :. Their warfare is accomplished"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-02-17

IEFezERAEeE.-Ina strong Abolition xera
n Hartford, Connecticut, It has been aee;aea
b 2 popular vote to discontinue . school sc
tour hundred children because Il was KENT IS
abplIdipg owned By q Catholic Church. Int
fE which no rent Was charged. The Demo-
Gratis veted soa man against its continuance,
p -bs9ntry OF the seIf.rieht.
eous Paritans arc Ereibly illustrated in tx
shove xate They defy a negro on accouni
Selors and damn . Cafhaic on aecoans
Of his reiigIonI
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-02-17
HURRAm FOR THE UNIoN.'

Harrah for the Union ! of fettcrs and bars,
With its red reeking hammers Of blood blotted stars,
Borne By the pale ghost Of yuur dead Liberty.
o. fllen Columbia. once pride Of the FREQ!
Let cheers for the Union exa.t;agsy ring
Let = civilized world vieS the pitifui thing:
A union Of hayonets, 4 union Of swords.
A union Of chains forged BY low hircling hcrdes?
Hurrah for tho UniOnt Struck dumb vita might,
The helpless and aged crouch down in alright;
And fair woman'sc heek k!anehes with terror Wild
The mothers lips murnur, s God spare my child -
Those juhiant words Of rich musical foW2
Have meaning and depth only SoutherncTs know;
No fabled magscians OF proud Eastern land,
Ever wrought ike the wand in fair Lihsrtys hand.
Hurrah for tho Union that iovss to employ
Assassins 70 murder, burn, pillsge, destroy
The scum Of All Europe. the slime Of our earth
ParlahS Of fankeedom, nameless IN birth
Hnrrsh for equality. Nero approves,
And ineites to rebellion tho race that be loves
Rise patriots, yandals from in6del shoros,
Embrace them-sheir blccdis far puror than yours
Har4ah for the U1iont its bss,les and cells.
Its Thousands Of marsyred, their groans and death
knelst
Fling away Freedoms Banner" the pround
stripes and Stars.
Fitemsicm to wave over strong prism bars!
HuEah for the Union Hnrraa Lss the strains
OF TIE music keep time = The eiankiag of chains
While ter victims undagnsed, With defiant breath
And spirits uEqgsiling, sh~out.Freedcm, or Death F.!
Hurrah for the Union 5e bin Pharisces.
WhofA hals aadchg-cA with your fonI ~bl@spkemics,
Breathing threatnias q slaughter, blood, FIRE and
sword.
And Haunting your crimes ia The face Of the Lord,
Gather N, gathSr in Is your Delshazzsr fe4st,
Every slayer Of peace svesS sin-ssFying priest!
But beware how Cor ysngeaneeen Heaven you call
And watch for tie hard writing ever tic wall.
Hnrrah for the Union i. ye cowardly knayss
Who have battered yonr b:ishrsght 70 higelings
snd slaves;
Re foreign invaders 70 infSnv sold,
Who's allegiance is purchased md paid form gold
Ye African Worshippers-yc vho disgrace
The negro, By putting him into your plaee:
HuEah for the Union To such let it be
The home Of Yankee aad Hcssiaa chiyalry.
Haush for the Union . of fetters ard bsrs,
Wuh its rcd rceksng banners of bIood-bio;ted stare
BONE bythe pale ghost Of yoar dead Liberty.
o. fkllen Columbia. once pride of the free.
Let cheers for the Jnion's exuitingiy rinS
Let ; civilized world view the pitiial thing:
A union Of bayonets, 4 union Of swords,
a union Of chains forged by low hireiing hcrdes f.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-02-17
seieaGiGc Books. !.

/. Military aud N4yaI Sciynce: 2 Navigation
and Stip Building }. Architeetnre Grd gsspentFv !;
:. Fine Arts 5, Cbe ukistTy and Eiee1icssy 4. bic
scione-; !, Applied Meclsaas and tho
Useful Arts: s, currency, Trade MD Resources /;
9, Mathematics and Engineering; 10, Astronomy
Il. biography, ExpleratioTs afd Clsraattl, gy T..
70 losy. 81 niag. etc.; 10 Natural Ifistsry Ct tie
Mraeial Kingdom : II, Vegetable hnsds N Is,
Agriculture rs. Domestic Arts; IT. AmnssmerG.
Games and Fcr;uneT Telling IS. Pionc1r4Fly IS,
GyclopS6:as and DietioI1Iiex. 90, GentIaI and
Popular Science; Il, Miscellaneous Worka.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-02-17
MisceTianeous Books.

1, History: ., Biography ,. Sovcls; !. Govern
ment and Politics 5. R,blllitn LiteTAfars 6, So
cial and E1Licas; {, Ae;sSal ard Moral seiSrcc. s
Language and OratoTy 9. Bellies Lettrts ard the
classics &c. Poetry ard tie Irama: II. VT aid
Humor ; L. Fiction; Is, works cels.cted into vol
urncs; ii, Frecnascary and 9ed Feihw2h:r: IS,
Mise l~laneous s~u55ee;x; iG, Links, Prayer book,
and Hymn Books; II, Illustrated Works; Is, Juy-