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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-30
StraBeM Nnfeut6tang,

Die Jsufbgiue Gtraben =MnfeM1tungs. De5euiddit
ninmt db 6us Bersnilsen, benz YubIifum I'M 9Hge<
meihe an5utiinoae, oaB Ste oas gBett Der Stra6en:
befeu9tu~g fir Die tommenbe 5abresSeit begonnen
bat.
S6re Ginri6hIngen FIR Grfilung ibrer AufSabe
fnD febr ppHtdnoi9 unb 8Orfebrunaen ino eetrpiien
rooroen ane 6auptfttaben Der Staot ansufeu9ten.
7ieienieen, pelde oieies Mnfeubten beiorgt baben
molten, Iueroen pTpmpte Grb6rlmg fsIoen, Ipern fte
fid auf Der Office ger Raibpiue Strabcn@Nnfeu1s
tuMss. 9eieUi6aft, SO Sub Gberrp StraBe. erfte
EbIre iaoli6 poh Der POit Office, melOen.
3. ~. Garpeufer, graiibsnt.
HSm. 3. parriiOMs Sup't.
app tR
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-30
JOHN TRIMBLE.

~ SEER Neprit N6ber
lit 9otal M9ent Der uSenneIee Stauts>
3eituna". -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-30
Gta0t unO Gtaat,
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Hon. JOHN LAWRENCE is am
Hounced as the candidate of the Re-
publican party for Congress in this
District subject to the decision of
the convention.
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Sort NegleD Sddrrci.
Tramflin Wife.

SD aetse meinsn SreGnben unb benz gabIifnm an,
eab Id bic oben genannts 8dderei uieberum erSifnet
babe iino
0ateS S9war3= mn6 @eiBbrOO
babe. SO bite um sablretde Maftrdger-bie ltets
ptiHfti6 Gnsseflbrt rueroen ioaen. aRein aBosen
fdbrt IN Der gansen Staot lumber.
z. 9ntb.
la 1efteHunsen werten ant bel Nsrrn q. .
3 0 Tim IN, Ode Gea6erid uuD @nmmer StraEt,
sntgeeen aenommen. api1 ba
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-30
Nean lele, erapdae II. beoemfe.


9genn man feins 6amiiis pot @eIbuerIeeen5eiten
i9isen ODER fir i iebt in uorserudtem Alter FORE
gen Mill, ~ nebme man cine 2ebensperii9 erungs=
Yoliee beraus in Der
NfOroueftliben Oescnfeitt9em 3es
benSDerffdb erun9Sz 0efel1 tbaft.
9ieie 9efeHiduft felt IiberaIere qoIieen aus aIs
irgeuS cine anbere. tiuter anbern liberalen 8ebtns
aungen entbaten o.eie 9oIiten bas SoIgerbe ,9ie
gerion. ssren Seben perEfert 1T, 6arf auf ben se=
brdu6it6eH SrroB.n mad uno uon California p6er
nab ODER uon irgeuo eineln EbeiIe Der ueittidben
5emtspbdre noreit9 pom @enSetreis 6es &rebfes
ooer mad ooer uon tlgeno eiuem Ebeie Gurapa's
reiien unb innerbaIb be aster @rdusen nSrbli6 BON
etnem 99enbefreis Ieben," Vile Policen fno unuers
ualbar. Die An5enftdnSe biefer Seieufdaft finO
1000, 600.
@ue lire 9epinne ptrben ante- bic 9oIieeninbaber
Dertbei f.
G6e man ftt cine goIice ireeabpo anbers bolt,
fpre6e unb ertInSise iieb Iber GnseInbeiten
BEL
TarnSWprtb S glarfe, assutsn,
30. Rarpea Saus.
pber bel aSiIIiam Sing, StaOt Solicitor.
arr IR
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-30

RE- 9leubeiteuunaeu ouf sic Sen
nehee Staats 3eitun9" tonnen BEL ben
Serren
81. 8ornFein, gioros@ oaessitr.
Grnit 8obl, Germantown
8. Sutb, Srantlin 8lfe
ab9egeben iueroen.
% Squire 8iltinIon fanOte se>
tern Soc Blaming, ansetlaet, einen
9abn Hno Elm Subn seitoblen gu baben,
in Die County Sail, uni ieinen Yro3sB
Dor Der @riminul< 3ourt absuDarten.
@ Serr s. SO. G6leier lit auto :
rifirter A9ent Der yStaatS 3eitune" fur
SnoTbille nno llmgeo enb.
4 s. u. Wcglure, 80. 80 Union GtraBe,
1T Nsent Der peltbetiibmten Yianps aus Der
5abrtf Der Serren Steinpas u. Sons C9ln-
3eise an anbsrer Stsle in bielem 8latte) fir
2enneNee unp 9tpre &labama. Or perfauf
bielelbew in ieinem Mufflaben gu 6abrif-
preilen. ma24 39N
~ lle6er 5000 SaiIer Cali .fiub
am Sonnta9 bier ar gstommen unn
waren 9eitern an Der Sanoung aufge<
la9ert,
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0er.gtaatem Gircuit, GOurt.

Sei'S1uubeW etCCutt'SuWCI'
q. 8. @cBbiter, bes Sodberratbs
angefloJt, wurbe geltern mad 8e3ab>
lung Der Roiten entlallen,
SOl9snoer Sal nabm Die meilts 3eit
Der eeltrisen Stsuns in SIniprud
Ser. 9tauten 10. $. $. Sanmer u.
So, lregen 8erlesung Ses inneren
Steuergeiebes, inbenr 6ieielbsn unters
IieBen, auf Derfaufte uno 3unt 8ertaufe
berlanbte Batent> Webisin Slalden befe
ten0e StempeI adhesive stamps an
sutIeben. Sn Der Declaration lit Der
Nertb uuf $1,000 o6sr $50 per Staf
fir IA Slai6en obne Stempel pcran<
idIagt. 8eftern ipradlen in bieier Sa1e
$. 8, 9arriion fur bic YroIecution unb
$. 6. Spurlod fir Die 8ertbeioigune;
beute miro 4err Garep fir Die profe>
cutton Die Debatte beginner uno s, $.
Galt fir Die Sertbeioigung antworten.
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SfOrotueftliben 0escmfeitt9em 3es
benSDerfT d eruuaS= 8 efeLfte adtf.
8 2,OOO,OOO.
Serdnbermna Der 8affs.

Der unterseicbuete bat fib nit benz Serren @aroe=
rObe=5ef9 diff bes GERM 8. u. Suutin st n, SO.
3 Gberrp Strase, benz Warweu 9ebduhe seseniiber
aiiociirt, pOfeIb er serne ale feline 5reunbe, uOn
Oeuen er frbsr 70 ueI rRtersuns erbiet, besriissn
Nth. Seine bersIidften Dontfesuneen, bic nt6t in
etner 70 tRr;en AntInOsuns abseItattet rusrOeu
f5nnen ueroen 70 rrattif6er pargsbradt eur1
:, Dertauf Der f:inftsn MrtifeI i'm Naaette Ju
Wreifen."
GOmin g. t6apfinS,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-30

Ner5eicbntf nener 9lnJei9en
i'm beutigem . latt e.
II Mai<Seit i'm Sorticulturs 9ar>
ten, Mittpo6, 1 Gfai.
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Weafleg & yarbrDugb
NbpIefale IT,
0rOcer6.
Sfr. 3 SeDrb SpHeee Strafe

1000 SAP EXTRA SamiIien< MsbI.
200 Sat GrKa ilperfiue WehI,
SO 6bos slep Orleans 3nder,
"a 2bbs 9emerara 5Rder,
SO SAP sepadter unh puIpertfrteT Suder
200 cad 4rima sRiO Raffee,
Is Sad SoeEira Raffee,
= q Is SaB frifSen Rsis.
50 SAT Rep Orleans RoIaIes,
300 Giften proIter u. Gamble Seiie,
$50 Riiten perf9iebene Gprten Seife,
100 Bitten Stearingi9te,
100 Riften EaIeIibte bart geprs6t,
SO &iftsn isiner Raudtabdf,
80 GrOs Sine Gut Eabat.
Is Sas 8au1tabaf,
Is Sat ensItf6er GOba,
Is SAT ameeitunii9er SoSa,
40 9iften unO gfunS sRannsn Saasrn
so aiiten pfefier,
50 Bitten SeDiirss,
80 &iften Snbiao,
so GiIten Semablenen Semi,
IS Sas Rafon's Bi5fe,
TO Riften 9int, Quart u. I<9auonen 6Ial %
% aifteu Gorrett Sanapftabut,
20 Grob Gurtee's 8Iaa.
20 SAB Bourbon 8bistep,
- Is SAB RObertion 9eHnts B6istep,
100 6as 5s0te Eaib 4rOof abistes,
100 6as Singer Cordial, -.
is Sas 5nsper g8sin,
IS SAP SiBe gBeins,
so 5as g3einefig, aaa.
IS SAT Gitronen Sprlps
50 2iitsn 6tdrte, S
+ 50 0usenb Gimer,
50 GRsens 8eien, s
1000 Gdd IebI,
50 Bitten aiiortirter CANDY,
!rsnsp, Sum, Gin, BeiHe uerf6iesener art be
2Neafleb 8 WarbrOuab,
SIR. 3 sforo @paese StraBe,
febt 3R ~ RGfhSiae Seunehes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-05-11
STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT.
Impeachment ofthc President.


The Chicago Tribune has been loudly call.
ing for the impeachment Of President John
son. IL begged, seeded, mud threatened by
turns. But Congress adjourned without do
ing anything of the kind. That body must
have become alarmed for its own safety, and
and being thus frightened, it backed square
down, and now see the curse Of the Tribune.
In speaking Of the class of Republicanswho
are in favor of impeachment, the Tribune
says:
'eRhass men are for the removal of Andrew
johnson, and to many of them 1t is inmate
rial whether there be sufficient cause forit or
not. W. have no doubt that Andrew John
son has been guilty of official acts that might
be used to Justify impeachment and removal.
But the proof of these acts is not so easily
procured. An impeachment and q %convic.
ton upon charges supported, by inferential,
testimony, would displace Andrew johnson,
but would not blacken his name. A eonyie.
ton upon charges other than a clear, palpa.
ble.and Intentional violation of law and Of
duty, while it would remove him from Office,
would not carry with il that weight and au-
thority which a grave proceeding should
have. An impeachment, conviction and re-
moyal of an obnoxious President as a mere
party measure, will not meet the approval of
the country, nor will it deserve it. The i'm
parchment, conviction aud removal of the
President OF the United States is a solemn
proceeding that should not be entered upon
for light causes, should not be prosecuted
except under circumstances where the Ma
tional safety required it, and then only upon
clear cases of criminal acts, sustained by
unqnestionable proofs. We had q melan-
choly instance of reckless accusation and
humiliating withdrawal in the investigation
undertaken last week by Mr.. Wentworth
Charges based upon hearsay, and involved
in a mist of questionable authority, are not
sufficient to Justify n formal impeachment of
a President and a temporary paralysis of the
Executive power of the Government"
You, Mr.. Tribune, never urged impoach-
ment upon any other ground than as . party
measure. Never, never and now you affirm
that such a proceeding would not meet the
approval of the country" Then, again,
you speak Of the melancholy instance of
reckless accusation and humiliating with
drawal il the Investigation undertaken last
week by Mr.. Wentworth" Indeed, why
were Wentworth's malignant lies and slam
ders of the President humiliating? Especi-
ally when this has been the exclusive bust.
ness Of every Radical Congressman for the
past year. Why should only Wentworth's
malignity be melancholy" to the Tribune
and its party? Is 1t not foolishly splitting
hairs, or are we to understand the entire
party has squarely backed down from its
high Experimentation Democrat.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-05-11
ADvERTIsEMENTs.
Ayers


A21
TINE wotID'a GREAT nFssDT ron 81
scrofu1n and sorofnIous Diseases.
From Emery Etes, a rel &nolct merchant " Or.
I0rd, Maine.
al havc sold large quantities Of your sAnsArA-
f1L1.A, but never yet one bottle which failcd Of the
desired effect and inll Hatislaeii9n 70 ahoae Who took
been no medicine Ike IL before IN our community"
Eruptiona, Pimplos, Blotehes, Pustu1es, III
Gers, Sores, and oil Diseases Of tho Skin.
From Ltey. Robf. Sfrafon, Brfsfoi, Ep0hdnd.
I" only dc my duty 10 you and the public, wien
I add my testimony to iat y0n publish Of tho me.
dieiuai y%iftues Of your SArsarAHiifA Ny daagtt.
ter, aged ten, Ind an aniicting liiunor iu Eer .pars,
eyes, aud lialr for years, which wa wcf0 unable to
cure until we tried your SAnsApAhfLLA. She las
been well for some inosiths.D
From Jfrg. Jrac ". Nice, q fpeiiLp0cu and much
esteemed t4Jy NJ DcnnisrfHc, 6dpc 5faD o., Nj
n daughter has suffered for n year past with a
sothIng aff SspRsiO" my y' relief until liz we 9 ipioa yoar
SAtsAPAgtLLa which soon completely cured her,,
From Charles r.. Ga0e, Esqa of The i~cideluLnoica
Ga0e, Murrag 9 Co gt,'ttficfarers q eHdmeited
III Ind for several years a very troublesome
hHglor IN my face, which grew eonttantly woreo
until ii dtsignrcd my features and became an hItOI-
cradle affection. | tried almost every fliiHg II man
could Of both advice and medicine, but without any
relief whatever, until / took your sAhaAPAHLL4.
II Immediately madc my flee worse, to you told me
IL might for d time but ia q fgy weeks the new
skin began TO form Under the biotellea, aud con-
tinued until my faen II as smooth o. any body'a.
nnd ] am without any HyInptotna Of tho disease inst
know of. ! enjoy perfect health, sud without a
doubt owe 1t 10 your SAilsApat.ILLA.'
Erysipelaa - General Debility Purify tho
Blood.
From Dr. Roll. Sa,sfg, Houston ST., Kne Yort.
DIR. AYIii. ] seldom fail 10 remove ErHpffots
aud Sero6tlons Sores By tic persegeriug use OF your
SAngArAHitIA, aud ! fave Just nov cured i attack
of 1EfiiyanHf ErysipeLIs with IL. No Alternative so
possess equals the sAissAPAEttJA you haYe sup
piled 10 tlc profession - well rs 10 tiic people"
From j. Z. JohnskOit, Esq.. WtLegLaB, Ohio.
81 For twelve years, l had Tie yellow EFyai;aias
on my right arm, dufiug which time l tried all the
celebrated physicians I could reach, aud took tlJns
dFcds Of dollars worth Of medicines. Tho ulcers
were no bad tIlat ihe cords became visible, and ftfe
doctors decided titat my arm must b. anpHialtsl.
began taking your SAitsApAtfff.A. Took Two lot
ties, aud SONS OF Your rlLfs. Together They have
cured inc. I HHn now as we'll aud soitrl - any body.
Being 10 a public pises, my casg IL known 10 every
body Us ihla community, and excites the wonder of
ali.n
From Hon. Henry Aouro, II r. r., Of Neieoaste.
q. ~, u leading member ~ the Canadian ParAa-
sgeHf.
al have used your SARaArAGILIA in my family,
for general debdiiy, and FOR PuyilYfag he blond.
with very befttiietat results. au1 lecl cual.dcslcc In
eommsldins II 10 TIC aflicied."
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-05-11
Syphilis and Mcrcuriai Disease.


from Dr. Hiram Af0at, n 81. Louis, aIissoaFf.
81 aad your sAtsArAtifLt.A a Haofe eaeefasi
remedy for tlie secondary symptoms OF Syphilis
Tie profession arc indebted 10 you .oY some oI the
bcat ntcdleiacs vac have"
From A.J Frcgri, IT. H., aa e~a4imsnk physician a
LasTeHee, Mfsa.. Et0 Is "a bTobgiaelE AseBsLeT u
the Legisfassre IF AIassachaSeffs
AfEu. Sly dear Sir : ! have found Your
SAgaAFAHfLt.A IA exuslleni remedy for Syphilis
b8flt OF tsn primary aagd secondary typo, nnd eiler-
taal in B0tar rasca that were too obstinate 10 yield
90 other T~cttssIlea. ! do not kuaay tslsat sc caa ems
ploy with moEe certainty Of sue sess, where ; power.
Iul alternative j. required"
Mr.. chas. =. Iaa Llcre, n Nelr brunswick, ". j..
had dFradg1l ulrers 0s bis less, caused by tie abuse
az meFeaFv. or faereuFsf disease, wlitett gFey more
and fnuru aggravated for years, ia spite OF every
remedy Or treatment that could he applied, until tile
pcrscYcrtng ssc OF AYERS SAnsArAEiLI.A relieved
bin. FeHf caaes ean be found more ia~vetegaie aud
distressing faan tDla, aud it took several doxen
bottles 10 ctire him.
Lcucorrhna, Whites, Female Weakness.
arc gensrsily proslueai By internal Sera5a1oHs II
e~craf69H. nal arc very often cared by sie Alternative
effect of titis SAnaAPAEiII.A some cases require,
however, la all OF the sAiiHAFAEit1aA, The akllful
application or local remedies.
Jrops tic rreRkHotru md fciieig celebrated Or.
Jacob Morrill,, of CiaciHaaff.
al have found yoaF SAFsAPAHtLLA an excellent
Alternative la diseases Of females. Many eascs Of
IrrefusiagIfy. Irurorrhma. Internal Liberation. and
local debility. arising from the scrofaionk diataeSis,
have yielded 20 IL, aud there arc few tltaf do not.
when its cfcct is properly aided by local treatment. .
Il lady, u~n'rilin1 10 aliOtp ne publication Of her
uaHse. seFifczF
a. My daughter and myself have been CURED Of n
very facilitating I1neorriiaa Of long standing, by
two bottles Of your SaissAfAnitIA."
Rheumatism, Gout, Liver Complaint, DyB-
pcpaia, Heart Disease, Neuralgia,
when caused by Scrofnla Ia tte system, are rapidly
cured by this EXT. SAnsArARiLLA.
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AVER
CATHARTIC T.

possess so many advantages over the other
purgatives in the market. and their superior
virtues arc so universally known, that VI need
not do more than 10 assure the public their
quality Is maintained equal 10 the best il ever
has been, and that they may be depended or
TO do all that they have ever done.
Prepared by J.. e. AVER, d. d., q Co.,
Lowell, Mass, and sold by
Ea. sold By Scttiemier Il Co. Albany. and a
and Retail by Smith d Davis. Port
md. FcsIy
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NEW nsrABLrsEMnMr.

Where we are prepared to take charge of all
MerchantabIe Produce, for which we
are Offering the highest market price.
We respectfully ask the public to call and ex-
anime our stock, and prices, and we assure oil that
we will give entire satisfactionto prompt custom
ers.
@- We are also agents for the Florence Sew
ing Machine Company. @l-om
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.


"DR. D0HERTY is a skillful physician md an
honorable gentleman, any statements he makes to
his patients he is sure to fulfill. That fact is one
great cause of his ointment success IN his profess
sion. It is fortunate that among the many adver.
Using physicians there is one who can be depended
on."-IReview.
"DR. D0HERTY'S reputation as q physician Is
u sufficient guarantee for the cure of any case ha
undertakes .s-IChronicle.
"DR. D0HERTY has devoted his study mora
particularly to chronic, specific and secret practice,
and rs such is now the most successful Of anv
physician in San Francisco. fire. Press.
d. D0HERTY'S reputation is second to no 9TH
er physician ON the coast in chronic and specific
practice. Mirror.
"DR. D0HERTY.-Few men in the medical
profession have succeeded in gaining the conf
dence Of the public in their skill and Judgment as
he has."-TEnquirer.
"DR. DOHERTY ranks as one Of our most dis
tinguished physicians, ard also one Of the most
successful, which is now the criterion by which the
medical practitioner Is judged. n-LEcho. wlg
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20 CORRESPnNnENTS

Patients residing at a distance, who may desire
the opinion and advice Of DIR. Doherty on their re-
spective cases, audfwho think proper to submit n
written statement of such, in preference to holding
a personal Interview, are respectfully assured that
their communications viii be held most sacred
DR.. Doherty takes this method Of observing that
all letters arc 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 viii be superseded, as in
structions for diet, regimen. and the general treat
ment of the case itself (iaclading the remedics,l
win be forwarded without delay, and in such !
manner as to convey no idea of the purport of the
letter or parcel so transmitted.
Va OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Permanent eure
guaranteed or no pay. Address
w. X. DoHERTY, M. D.,
San Erhnniscn Cnlifnrn;a
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81. Anthony's Fire. Rose, gait Hheum.
gcaid Head, Sore EYea.

From Hurry SieEier, Esq., nhe atfe oiifor n The
JnnEhptau0rk Eelaoeruf, FeaH4yisantd.
- Our only child, about tiFcr yeaTe nf gac, was
attacked by llinples on hiH forehead. They rapidly
spread nntil iiiey formed = Ioailsoisse aist yifnietit
sore, whieii covered his Iaer, and actually blinded
iia eyea ior some days. i kkitlaI IIiyaieias applied
nitrate % silver and other nesaEai.eH, without thy
apparent effect. Tor Hitreu days ye guarded AIs
haiids, IefG with them Ae should teaF open t!c sea-
ttTiag and corrupt wound which covered hlH Whole
iarc. Having tried every thing else We ln4d any
nud applying tltc ioflidc of potash lotion, as sou
direct. IItu aore began TO lseai gIten sc hY1 gisen
tlte first bottle, snd ssaa we'll when sFc had finished
tic sscoad. Tic clsliI'A cYclaslies, which imi eoiRe
out, grew again, agtd Ie j. igosg a. hraitily aud fair
as ANY oIlrF. The aflibls uelshboTiiooa predicted
that tic eilll nanAt dr.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-05-11
A. G. RANDALL. Notary Public
no FEMALES.

When a female is All ieted with disease, rs weak
ness Of the back and limbs, pain in the head, dim
ness OF sight. low Il muscular power, palpitation
Of the heart, irritability, nervousness, extreme uri-
nary difficulty, derange ment of digestive functions.
general debility, yaginities. all diseases Of the
womb. hysteria. s~ierility, and all other diseases
peculiar TO females. they should gor or write at
once to the celebrated Temale deetor, w. K. Do
herty. at his Medical I~nstitate, and consult him
about their troubles and disease. The Doctor is
.e%heeting more cures than any other physician in
the State of California. Let no false delieaey pro-
vent you, but apply Immediately and save your
self from painful suferings and premature death.
All married ladies, whose delicate health or other
circumstances prevent an increase in their fami-
lies, should write or call at DR.. W. Doherty's Med
ical Institute, and they viii receive every possible
relief and help. The Docsor's Offices arc so ar
ranged chat he can be consulted without fear of
observation.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-05-11
NO. IO6 o STREET,
Cbetweeu Morrison aud Alder
PORTLAND, OREGON,

A GENT FOR JACOB ZEcH's PIANO
N Fortes, San Francisco, Cal. which received
the Gold Medal over celebrated pianos from the
East, ia the last Fair, 1865. Also Agent for Er-
nest Gabler's Piano Forte, New York. which won
the greatest popularity in the East for sweetness
and power in tone, durability in workmanship,
and Superior New Scale, full Metallic Form, Over
strung and French Grand Action.
l.. I. Shultz viii have an assortment OF those
~cuperior Pianos always on hand, and can sell them
the Lowest Prices. as he imports them direct
from the Manufactures.
New Pianos for Rent or Sale by monthly pay
ments.
Latest Music received by every steamer direct
from the East.
Pianos, Melodeons and all kinds of Musical In
struments tuned and repaired.
i. 7. Shultz recommends himselfas a first class
tuner, having been in the business over fifteen
years and is a musician.
Those living in Linn and adjacent counties.
wishing to purchase ono Of these Superior Pianos
arc intermediary can do so through the Editor o
the STATE RlGHTs DENocRAT-hc being my au-
thorizcd agent for the sale Of them in that section
of Oregon. sel.Iy
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Road Notice.

L.
A PETITION will be presented to the Com
II missioners of Monroe County, E0hio, at
their next regular session in December. by
citizens of Wayne and Summit Townships,
praying for an alteration of the county road
leading from Lewis Stiners farm on Rich
Fork Creek to VIM. Kennady's farm in Sum-
init Township; commencing at L. Stiner's
farm near McVey's line, following the old road
as near as practicable till near the line of
Keepers, cutting off small strip of Polen's
field; thence running the cid road to Mrs.
Baugh's field, keeping her line past the .urn
of the old road, following it to Henry Knopp's
land; thence up the old road to dead white
oak tree; thence across the main run to the
right, up the left side of little drain to the
head of it; thence across to head of new
piece of road; thence taxing the old road to
the turn insight of said Knopp's house;thence
sloping down the hill to the upper corner of
his garden; thence taking the road to Bazel
Kelley's gate; thence down the road as near
as practicable to the big run, up the left side
of it, to Frederick Young's house; thence
across the main run, taking up the left side |
of small run as convenient as possible, to
Speary's tobacco house on the run; thence up
the left hand branch to little point having
q stump on it, taking up it to near the fence;
thence as near as practicable straight across
to intersect the Sun6sh road, and SO much of
the old road to be vacated as is not occupied
by the new. MANY PETITIONERS.
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