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The national Republican., 1867-11-20
Ar THE YOUNG MEMS CHRIsTIAn
ASSOCIATION
b. LECTURES.
JOHN D. COUGH LECTURES ON
- "oURI0sITy,'
A. WALLIS OPERA HOUSE,, on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, EovEMBER %, 1867.

Tickets FIFTY CENTs-Fihy Cents additional for
secured seats The latter can bs obtained only al
william Ballantyns's Book Store, Seventh street
Tiksts for sale also at Philip 4 solomons, BlAneh-
ard q Mohun's, Ellis and hstssrott's Music storsi.
n the Rooms Of the Association, and al the once OF
Opera House on evening Of lecture.
Doors open al 7 o'clock. Lecture commences At
quarter before 8 o'clock. noe.fmwst
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] @D9lfeile Baarcn !.
i, OSp. 10 3JnbIic gguare.

~ Oritr u. g., fou 70 i6neH ais t5glicD aus
uertaut lueroen ailo Uo gu bieieE1 8psde pHne 93e
rd1ttgung Der Guitaufspretfe berabgeiest iporoen.
Perfonefi, 1Dee frb nit Serbs uH6 9efhterftpffen
periebsn weHen, noen bier ene GsIssenbeit, foIoes
anf iebr btui9eIn gege aM fbun. Sus geddft 1T i'll
ben 9dnoen zines Gtuffee ufo3 tnub abBefh Iofen
nerben. -
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9pctial NDtiscn.'
= I.s4saass 49, ;fgfa - =. q

! unfere Ansrigefpalteit ttttbaIten 6eute cine
ittuf Infiinbismns bes Or. Econ grsf-
man. Derielbe III Elm beriibmtrr auaet-
uni Strenarst her fldb eiues grOeen gtufes
srfreat. oeine Office II i'm ct. GlsuD pptsl.
" fpri9t aud 9sutlS. E. s..s l'si5s. -
HaGeUree7 Def6amps fiiubiaf an,
taB 90 seifern Bel tbm iiber BEN 9t id Gits
9aInn sfbrnnnt bat unb eaB baber bic
iammtlittr giirsrridnft sOn beute an fUrttpG6-
renb tei ibm I6fGen mue, = ibren Durlf
rtamli9. Das pirh berlelbens iiBrfaens nitbt
sfGrer fallen, benz Der ing siasrsfritilpen,
feinen 3unse beeabte Staatsbiiraer tpsi6
Idnsf. ME gut rs ben Uesmf6enttarera bel
DefGamRa f9mtdt Esia
Il r SIR Raufleute unb anbere.-
Slider. Cure 1biiren. eeesn GinbreGer bar6l
8atfs isItfssfftrtiStt, stythft gdiSNer
peIGe fen sesen atIe GintrhGf fnt. 6afe-,.
Sbiirs atS SanE GGlSlTer auf 9eRellune an
srfertist. SGIiGeltsparaturen, @Ipdensiiae
u. I. b. bsfenS teforSt. EifS fIf Sic ef,isise
sSdlpejnbrit IN Ser gtart. 8. -. SO a be-
geps 25 Deaserid Straee. @i@s& s& -
pf3 2gS -
4 4 Ber fGSne TIA pfttf gIcrffbire glanfrts,
Rsttbefen, DanienEleiserRpfee aIranber sis
GlOSes @ Dollars bas Waar) BON Der sIsaatt9
iefen SUrte, fUtrte alIs aassrn gBaaren better
Aaal'tdt ~ siaiafsn a'tsilsa taifsss MD.
tbNVs - l f'sa ssssts5aa nsA4aH1ss ssssfe
Gba8s 9iidbbeitner s. Gp.ss
8 S., 8 - .'446 GpIEegs'9 naess
IL u Die pausbaIter BON Haftsillf
iuerben anf bic GrGTnune bon SloaerS' Gntbo4s
rum fir 9aasbaItunes- @esenfanSe, So. S
@berrs @trabe, Union unb MmerItan gIpd,
aufmertiau senladt, Mon ,Fphet baleltlf
cine pVlIfGnbiBf Auspabl ron @ilber piattir-
ten @rftldhid Plnairten inb iabaailir.en 8aa-
rem 3inH-, 6cIs unb Meiten-M rtifeIu, gra-
lentirttllern, Gii9teRrdfn, esf9IiFtusm uub
sePre6tem @las unt EaHiente arberer grtifrI,
~ sablrri9 UNI fe aufsusablrn. bic fGmmtlict
iiet9wentis pnb niisItG fir ifbs Sausbaltnns
fnb. 9cmntt aub bftraGtst Die AmspabIper
BcrrGtbf, treI1e bfrritS bprbanten Tnb anb
fCrtpGbrenb anfrmnten. of 2M
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3 6aaHeI .,,nA, @5rfe.

J Neb gotf, Mitfb6b, 9ten Gftl
So 10 iDfnete Su 144ss nua itanb nm
nl05 hbr 1435s 12A Hbr Mittaesf144,
u. O. gones 6proo. sfalig 1881 .111I
nsu ! 70 a00er i1l Gefies .112
~ : ~is q 2, 1899
yteue 4ns9abe. ..... s.I. 1O7 ]
lO.4O @oupons -. ....s. 100 ,
7,3Osl l. Series 70. -. .. &. .1O544
2. -. .105A
M3.tsaas,2 -. .10555
BannltpoIle febr fau, 8reile fallen.
UPLAND WiSOlin9s 19--19 !
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-09

LIZ Gufeebastl MitaIiebetI
Der WetroPoIitan YoIiaei nerben err
t1dh titf 'qntl 0fitffpod ben g. os.
Nbenos in Der Sedier sSaGfe einsufnben.
Saden bon @idtiafeit fit ale Nfit.
9lieoer Der WetropoIitan. 9oIisei ssorce
beoiirfen Der eriinofidef gefpreduna. ~
----..-a NSieIe NGitnIieAer
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-09

" W tHll. Us
Ireuf UNI. 6erttDtetI ail t0nner, 0aB en0<
lid itadJ langer MfIbe.:a uh6I 1anoeti
9ttbeiten @eorgela@ s@ratt 6ard ben
gpnpernenr bs9naoiats poroen 1T. Ser
Seoauersnertbe rnubte ilber s @onate.
lang TN 3uBtbaufe fdJmadtef, eifaiq'
uno alleirt auf bas 8eugnib eilter liz,
0erli9erf Sirites bin. nno Dnrd 6as.
8orurtbeil, tpel6es ain einetn Shell
nnferer Gomftilre 9egen n6r6lihe
2eute berrldt sgSir feii5en Strait oiee
Sano bes g8iafoianens eariItoeoen uho
boffen, oaB eripieberumieinen @obniib
in 9faihbiqe nufneblneusp1rD .l4ss :.
SdlieBlid bemerfen mir nod. baB
u. g. Sutbiu Den Baroon ertpirtte.
R gnunfn ga,~t 0I..,
felbe fonl oeftern sS3orss,, nm, o 1iE.
,;,sot,,,,sn ss;ht.s GU. nss uge
Ser 0oridIoo ma q oi,r II, gs5s0 !, -.
hoi;rs,, s,,,,'rSs ,,;.t,t o s.. on"' ." p',
Oie @oncor6ia SnIEe, llab .nie hatiu
befnoli6en @asaeratbl6aften murben
'iibernolintii. 4
Sir oen 8an elmer aeinerneu- Bride
in @ogefielo iiber Mc@abotf's @priult
Brqnd ipuroen $500 beiuiIliat. +
Rebrere s8elAIlflel ial Besues ouf
6e9elung Der 9an6ifra6e, iuurSelt deE
iaBr, ts+s.au sas4~ ao9 =
GIllem eeintfe bon punt Wftt9lieofrit
IpsisE?s ogisi upferludlRi'9 albsr sip eG&
M 1 8 &c. Ic1gssermelelIng ben 9efange4 len
gum SlraBengau aifgeaeben. Z IA
Dar pas gtrinsnbdits iOuroen $3.50
oeio!htat. Sas Nrmet,baiis s'@onlite
naroe 5ugletdl Inltrntrt, eontracts fur
oas 6earabnlB bon Nrf1eft ab5ui6lie.
pen. werner tpiroe be1dllohen, oaB bel
0em eseiu1 saim SearabniB auf 0ffentS
l'Qs Sofen elm AfFoabit ansaemddt
iueroen mus, nm 81 beiueileni Doh eS
iutEtha9ea gtflne ane,i ipeldbe 6be9raben
ioeroen lollefl. n4i... IL.
oerlahs oes 6anI erlfen Wtontag I'm
'oenHar 1868. = - 81 eliza #:
~ Mufaehastl GHitoIiebsf
Der MetropoIifan 8oIi,ei mer6en erJ
iitdt. fitf,e .ant; D1iffmod, 6en a Ihs
Nben6s in Ser SeYfier s0oTfe lin ,,fin Mem
@aden bon gBid1tiofeit fir aIIe gJfif.
aIieber Der sgfetroboIifon- ssoIi,ei Sorcss
bebirfet, Ser oriin6fif5en gefhre hnno !,
- 0ieIe yfifoIieber'
r 0o r,t:rao, .'s
- ~ % Dp ! &C q, ! T l.1 E. " lls { !
S,a., @ass ~ S - n Pala9leren mao %.
S sa. g ~, opllon "no gen Hie1neagl!@
=. S.9O.sn iol1e 60 an9enegm zen
& e. o, ns,asgasn, Gap ose 9fse Silsnoagn
g 9ag 10y laIner S s.a els et m:
-, e.s,a S' .aps ootl a. g1.io osli II
ger peltaHlt. ais rlDaltlrenpe 9eleu<
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-09
A PROCLAMATION By THE
GOVERNOR.
STATR on TENNfasRE.

NASHVILLE, september 18th, 1871
&c WHEREAS, Some excitement has
grown out of the agitation Of the
subject of the approaching Municipal
elections tocome off the ensuing fall
and winter, in the several cities land
towns of this State; and whereas, q
controversy has actually arisen in
two s.or more cities as to who, are
qualified voters in nsuehs elections,
and who are the properiauthorities
to appoint the Judges and Clerks of
said elections; - go - !. : : !
Now, therefore, ], WILLI4Ma G.,
BRowNLow, Governor of the State
te Tennessee in the ,dischargeof the
duties imposed upon me. by lawstdo
hereby proclaim that the Commits
sioner of Registration under the
Franchise law is the proper person
to appoint the, Judges and Clerks of
all elections; and that the qualified
INoters in all Municipal elections are
'thoseaonly who have certificates of
registraticn, and who are qualified to
vote for members of the General
1 Assembly. The Franchise law is a
part and parcel of the, Constitution
has been sustained by1the Supreme
Court Of tennessee all elections
held in violation Of said law are null
and void, and of no effect whatever.
In testimony whereof, Il have
hleereunto set my official signature,
and caused thefGreat Seal Off the
State of rennessee to be affixed, al
the Executive Department, in NASH
vile, on the 18th day Of September
1850 daH is9fW. g. BBRowkHpws
By the Governor tti93 naaa
s as3 All. FLEFeHER,Se aEsc
~. Secretary of State.
Sept. 19th1 month tA1
I1FsfEftfftfsF aEsI2 'T-ITss q rs s.f rss.gl5f
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gsbminbiifebfiaeso

~ Der Mn5eigenee TT IN ipgptsen gsb4en hnt5 Elm
tad'es 3eiiwtte nabOem sr Sabre lang init enert
Aeftge,t Sun geiitbel ttib NIT Der terlen rahts
bettOet SGipinbiabf be5aftet mar; aebeiit ,porSen
epie pitnf9 leRnlibf feinen 9tmenf1eh bas SeiIs
iatttteL nit3istbeiIeity n3gI,1 an ,ffssfS5f :
9Qen bic ess splnid pirh er cine Gopie bes Hcs
lepfes tfoftenref1 nit Der Siteftu fir bic eteitl,na
no zen @ebron4 eubeng beS iie firlbSn iueree
sats cine ibere SeiIpng fiir Sdwinbiudt, Mfibmaf
benz etpeHoeii pobl ~ t5am ,rs er bolt ba6 ;eber
Rrarfe iein WitteI periuen tnirb; DO es benfelben
ht9 g toftet unb fig ais 6egeit5 ermeiieh mir5.
Yerlosii Die 6as ytecept wiiniben, rpcleil ib ses
d IlIf59tts. ~ gRep sGnmarc u gBtfpu, q
/ lGfh~Spa t,s4l gBiIliemSbnrq. ainas Co., VI. y.
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. NscDrbers 8 ps,rf

.lgSbeooor MIler iuur6e ipegeIi 8rua .
fenbeit unb utioroentIi1eu Betrageas
s3rs $50 berprtbeilt.
Sobn SotteS ipnroesboll Der MnfIaae.
duf Srbnuigsuibr frei9efptc6eh.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-09
senntfftt 9e9islatllr !.
9l1ift,noh Nen q Arf N2cy

f5%< IN ubsuptgfsQet Sst Agg1s szCUtut4
9ddbein gefern sic Srsan1dttoir 6es
SeuieS burd bic gBabl bon CHANDLER
alS 9biirfte6er 1uu6 agSiIbeIni Gunner
(farbig III ats aifftirenberH Sbinlteber
bolenoet iuoroen, iuareuibeioe Braaden
Der 2egislatur 1eite ilior3en bereit,s ;u
@efddften iiberSueebensiaaaas rs lss ri s1a
8 M g enat brd9fe Ser gSiIener
seinen 8efebeSborfdla9 Elm, 6as TO-
genannte ,.stay laWssa inipfern abinoert,
ale .biernad Besablnna bon9 NrbcitSs
l0bnell, Die Elm @rbeitgf6er bent Mrbeits
nebu1ern fduloet, 1,i9t iifebr fpie trilber
iibli6 s Monate au8aefebt iuer6en ftail,;
e8 iol fofort @gecutioa berorbnst siuers
pen. .ttadbem SuO9elnent 9egeben il.
si9T Serrl elliott reihte elflen 8orldlaa
Elm, tuonad biernadg III Grpdb Iun9 BON
Beainten ilnO 8eiekung abon Gtenen
feline Discrimination senadt 'i,itroen
loF pe9elt Der Snutfarbe ODER 8aee.
'8eiOe 8ori6ld9e pailirten Die erite Sc :
iuna.
Sm Sauie bra9te SaDlor BON
Garter etne 0tefolutipil iein; bte Den
@ongfeB Der 8ereiuiaten 5taatef, CT
ludteuS n,pea6ualA e9tHifeIa oegen zen
dSerfdtDef' 9labfeiO SobnloitDorsub be-
reiten.
Beioe 9anfer trateil atsoann in goils
nentlon in Der 0epral entantenballe sll>
fan,iilen, ioofelblt bic III ber @ouber>
neurstpabl abae9ebenen Stimnen, 9ee
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-09
8roiunIoiu' 8 Mainritaf 81 .484

8roiunloiu's Maioritat 81 ,484
Ser @preder 'oes Senases, SER
'Sentcr, ertlarte oanm ben &oMbcuneur
ofFciel als erlpabIt fir Sen eintretcneen
speifabrigen Nmtsterrnilr y Sin @pnlite
tuur0fs le6ann erilannf, INN Sen gous
pernettr 81 eriu9en, cine Belt fur pie
Saaugnration gu beltimmesl. @asaa
Ser Seuat 6eeob Fa 6dnnssurilf in
bas Senatssinuner, iperaaf betse Sau>
fer 3lA bis alns2 Abr Nadnlittsass bere
ta9tefle sp ipelher Belt man Die 8erles
Jung Der an eneerer Stelle i'm beutiaef,
8tatt befinoIidj d)aft eripartct.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-09

~ Sir bag neHc @eainents :
Dull @bOr finO i'm Sallptanartier
oes Sen. Dunean 81 8led Snfirus
llleilte nngelan1t.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-09

I s-ss .x;ffFatsf.. $22.19
Scr ylecorSer melbet an ein0egdns
gci1erl @eIbern So, 4l6 % fur Den Mos
nat Septeanber.Y ,s3.at@
See Gebennee Collector beridtet bonn
"a. Sept. Bis 4. Oct. S11, 212.OS,
popon ben Graiebuaf9sratb S3,161 .95
berbleiben. st93 gils9SE
Ser Wdaemeifer bat $685. pabp
reno Dem september eiilgenommen.
Ser @bef beS sSeueroepartement be-
ridtet 81 ,041.SS @u8aabea fur Seps
TENDER. &icr Seuer bnben @tatt aee
funoen. Ser gerluit burd oieielben
betrug 81 1916. 81 q.
* 9err Sutbil hnm @omite, peIdes
| our Beratbung NIT erfabreren &edtss
gelebrtene ilbtr @infibrnng Der Me<
tropolitan Yoli3etsernairnt iuuroe, be-,
ridtete, baB cine 8eratbuna nit BEN
bor3iiglidJiten Seiestunbieen !. statt
gefun0en base uao baB nid)ts iueiter
notbig iei, als oaB Der Staotratb burh
einen BeboIlmd6tigten Die Dor Der
Suprcine Court obl1ipebenoe SIaae
6es Wa9orS unbs @it1 Councils auf
Snlunetion, gegen SenrD 9tone, Gr.
Spalbtng unb SAINTS Gubis, gom<
niillioners, suriif5iebe. .s4s4 4
Ser 8eridt murOe anaenortlilen un6
gum Yrot6foa beorbert. s'4afes
$. s.. Sbornberg, 8orI1ser Ses Co
mites, TIN NIT ben Gonnnfflipncrs Der
Wfetropolitan RoIiSeti su berbanOeln
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-09
Sta0t lln0 Staat.
4 R Serr sSebrias iuirO etlndt au!
Ser pTglfifelOeri sfaattsseitlq4l'9. eorsulpre,

TT ~ Ek4 YEsY{ skkeAfFsE& :
~ ~ Serr Sebring miro erln4t, auf
Der Sfflceleer! gfaats seitlqlg por5ulpre y
9en.< Ss*S - Ns'st$l > ~ 3
~ Ser5tiden @tiifiuunid CUR ges
fern 2boIISogeaten belidbeil Berbinoung
bes Serrn @rnit @iggcrs nit 6rdulein
SrisOerifs albes 2G& c.
~ 1EE Mereenr 9slbenb,, miro ,igte ser
SurnbaIle, tpie siuir: pernebnten, cine
auBeror6entlt9 .sdbtreibe @efeGfdaft
an Der gum gelfen Ser osntfd)eir Gdule
beranitaftets etbenbauterbdItung Shell
nebtnen. lnlre Danen baben 9llles
aif9ebotenp tlta ie6em 8efuder eincn
berrliden 8euuB gu rerl9affen. g8er
nod 2fein Sifet bal, IalIe3es fid ongee
le9en fein, Elm iot6es 81, erbalten, er
iDiib eS nidt bereuen. '''i. y
srs' w Mebrnor0Ii d e ssG a.
pita1t gBir boren, .boB 8clr Is.
e8erir9tr bon Sllle9banD @itD.a Spa, in
Sneiosuille, Didieit So, Senn.s an
Der Nai6pille ullb gtorbmeitcrn @ilcna
balm 533 9l6eF anaefanfta iinO oas
Staot9en iit breiten, .re9elindBioen
StraBen ausgetegt bat. Mebrere Sc
bauoe lino llnter s ontrcct luorliater
d aud reiae Stride unO, cine SdnIe, @ u
SmeiOsnile bat cine ser beitell 9agen
on Der 9anSen Babn uno 1T fir cine
grobe, btilbenaeg l9taot beltilnnt, bic
i 2ofalitat lit lebr eefltnn, iit9t in Der
Niitts oeS @ount1's uno bat bereits cine
,5iemlidb groBe glasabt tlorbliGer Gins
panoerer in Ser llm9e9enO.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-09
Sasi y 9enrgaS tome /
si4 g. 8. Sportinpa.S
. GA 8 a m .esS s. q Ma

seg Der Beridt nurbe anaenolll,rien.I
9err 6. SO. 8onaIbion bra lte setne
Bill Gin, iueld,e llilter Mufbebu,la Der
@efdaftsor6nang .Orei 2elnuasn bafs
flrte, EN- uno beantraet, bdb aus b,a
ltaotil1en geieben, Sect. 10, CAP. Ii.
oos Scneroepartentent betreffeno, oas
Wort D8bite" ausgcitri6en iuerbe.
t8err NIlen trug, auf5 8ublitation
lanlntLi9er leBt in Birfianfeit ifebens
ben ifaotifd5en gsfeke an.
Sr. $. Sbcrnberg beantraaf 8riifuna
ldinmtli6er ab9ef6IoiIenen Contra cte,
ourA Elm @otliite, 6a biele 8iiraef Der
Weinlrng fin6, baB iaande berleIben
ben itaStifden Geeken 5uipioer Iaufen.
Die 9erren Nllen nn0 Sbornbera
iuuroen Seitens-D Der 2lI6ermdntter ais
@onitemitgtieber ernannt.
STIR bic 9lufndbne oe8 Genfus Der
fdulpfidtigen &inoer iuurben 1910
belDiaigt. ..as
sGertagnn8 bis ndditen DOngerfa0
9l6en0 6 llbr. s.s...s
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-08-31
As1AT1c CHOLERA IN CHINA
ALMOST EVERY CASE CURED wITH.
PAIN KILLER.
ewAT0. China. Semi. %. Ise

swAT0, China, Sept. ~, 1866.
Dear sirs III ought to have acknowledged long
ago tho box Of Pain Killer you bad the goodness
to send Us last year. Its coming was most proyi-
deptiaL believe hundreds Of lives were saved
under God, BY It. We resortcd at once 10 the
Pain Killer, using directed for cholera. A list
was kept Of all to whom the Pain Killer vas Civ
en-, and our native assistants assure US that eight
OFT Of every ten TO whom IL was prescribed recoy-
cred. II bas, too, been very usefu in various other
diseases. 1t has proved an incalculable blessing
70 maititudes Of poor people throughout all this
region. our native preachers arc never willing
70 20 out on their excursions without supply Of
Pain Killer. II giyek them favor in the eyes Of
the people apd to families and localities by
whom Otherwise they would be ipdiGerenily re-
eeivsd. Believe me, dear sirE, gratefully and
faithfully yours, etc. ]. N. JOHNSON,
Missionary in China.
Prom Rev. Il. Telford, Missfonary In China,
now whiting his home in Pennsylvania:
WasHrsGrox, Pa, June Is, 1860.
Hss@rs. Perry DGrfs # Son, Providence K T.
Dear sirs During Il residence ef some ten years
AZ missionary, IN Sian and China. / found your
vegetable Pain Killer = most valuable remedy for
that fearful scouEge, the cholera
In administering the medicine, ] found Il most
eaeetuai TO giYe teaspoonfnI Of Pain-KfIIer, in
gill 0f hot water swectened with sugar: then
after about fifteen minutes, begin TO give table
spoonful Of the same mixture every minute usau
relief was obtained. Apply hot applications 70
the e1tremities. Battle The stomach with the Pain
Killer clear and rub the limbs briskiy. OF thoxe
who bad the ehoisra. and took the medscine faith-
fully In the way stated above, eight cut Of tho ten
recovered. Truly yours. y. TELF0RD.
II attacked with diarrh@a, dysentary. or cramp
collie, don't delay the Of the Pain Killer
Heodre n all limitations
The Pain Killer l. sold by ali respectable drug
gists throughout the United States and foreign
countries. Priees--25 eentE, 50 cents and 81 per
bottle.
PERRY DAVIS son, Proprie.ors,
No. - High ST., Providence, RI
March 80, Is67--v2ngs5m.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-08-31
Mustang Imminent.


Have you hurt child or lame horse? Use
the Mexican Mustang Liniment.
For cuts, sprains, burns, swellings and 0aked
breasts, the Mexican Mustang Liniment is GER
tain cure.
For rheumatism, neuralgia, stiff joints, stings
and bites, there is nothing like the Mexican Mus
tang Liniment.
For spawned horses, the poll-evil, ringbone and
sweeney, the Mexican Mustang Liniment never
fails.
For wind-galls, scratches, big head and splint,
the Mexican Mustang Liniment is worth its weight
in gold.
Cuts, bruises, sprains and swellings, arc SO DOM
mon and certain to occur in every family, that
bottle of this Liniment is the best investment that
can be made.
1t is more certain than the doctor-it saves time
in sending for the doctor-it is cheaper than the
doctor and should never be dispensed with.
"In lifting the kettle from the fire, it tipped over
and scalded my hands terribly. The
Mustang Liniment extracted the pain, caused the
sore to heal rapidly, and left very little scar.
cHAs. FOSTER, 42O Broad ST., Philada.
Mr.. S. Litch, of Hyde Park, VT, writes: "My
horse was considered worthless (spavin) but since
theuse of the Mustang Liniment, have sold him
for $3.50. Your Liniment is doing wonders up
here"
All genuine is wrapped in steel plate engravings,
signed, G. w. Westbrook, Chemist and also has
the private U S. stamp of DEMAs BARNES Co
over the top. Look closely. Sold by all Drug
gists, at Is, so cts, and 81 90. seq v2n4 1y
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PAcIFIc HOrEL.-This building is pro-
crossing finely, and when completed our
town Will be better provided with hotel ac-
eommodations than it has ever been. The
main building is G6xlOO feet-two stories !;
first story is u feet. second IL feet in the
clear. On the roof are a promenade and
observatory lO140 feet. provided with seats
and railing. A porch runs round the entire
house. Rooms will be large, well furnished
and ventilated. Whole house lathed and
plasterei. It will hare bar and reading
room 26x36 feet. There will be connected
with it a large force pump and hose for ex-
tinguishing FIRE should one occur Also,
large transOm lights above each door for ven-
tilatiOn. Dining room 28x35 feet, Also
harber=shap and bathrooms with all the
late Improvements.
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Rnrnes, nlngnolla yEater.

A toilet delight The ladies' treasure and gss-
tlemen's boon The sweetest thing" and largest
quantity. Manufactured from the rich Southern
Magnolia Used for bathing the face and person,
10 render the skin son and fresh. to prevent ersp
tiOns, to perfume clothing, dc.
II overeomes ths unpleasant odor ofpeFsPiEAiion.
II removes redness. tan. blotehes. dc.
II cures nervous headache aud allays inaammA-
ton.
1, eOois, sofssns and adds deiicaey to the skin.
It yields snhdued And lasting perfume.
II cures musqusto bites and stings Of insects.
1t contains no material isjaTsus 70 the skin.
II is what every lady should have. Sold every
where Try the Magnolia Water once and you
will use no other Cologne. PeVfumery, OF Toile,
Water afterwards. DEMAs BARNES 4 Co,
Props. Exclusive Agents. \. \.
Sold By all Druggists and Dealers on the Paeif.
ic coast.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-08-31

ALBASY.-Some people have an idea that
the word humbug means big black bug
with shining eyes and large crescent.shaped
horns, and that makes sort Of humming
sound. The great American photographer,
however, defines humbug to be San impOs.
tor under fair pretenses q person who thus
imposes"
In the course of our life,. which has been
somewhat varied and eyentful, we have lived
in several cities of more or less Importance !;
but none Of them has pleased us so well, all
things considered, as does Albany. We like
Albany because il is real live, go.ahead
place-more so than any other in the State
at the present time. We ike its neat and
comfortable looking appearance. We ike
its miles and miles of good sidevalks-par.
ticularly in the rainy season. We ike its
noble Court HOuse-second to none in the
State, that at Portland excepted. We like
sts neat and commodiOus church edihces.
We like its present and prospective eiuca.
tional advantages. We like its business
nen--its industrious and skilled mechanics
Its liberal and large-hearted merchants
its ingenious manufacturers and excellent
artists. We like the toleration practised by
large majority of both political parties and
all religious denominations. We like the
sociability observed so generally by all class
es. We like the temperance of Albany.
We like its vigorous and all-preyalent NOR
ality. We like the pure religious principles
which so generally permeate and influence,
more or less strongly, the entire structure of
Albany society. And. last, though not least,
we like that phase or feature of our city
which so generally causes it 10 give a. hum
bugs a wide berth. 1t matters not what
form they assume-what their pretensions-I
whether they are engineered by the mascu-
line or feminine persuasion, or both-Al-
bany denizens detect their true character rs
by intuition. Pure, noble, majestic Albany
May you ever maintain your present excel
lence and high standing in all the essential
elements Of prosperity and happiness
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-08-31

ALBANY. Saturday, August 81, 1867.
The following are the prices paid for Produe
md the prices ae which other articles are selliu
n this market:
Wheat-white, per bushel, SO cts.
0ats-per bnshel, % cts.
Potatoes-per bushel, 50@62l.
Onions-per bushel. 81 IS.
Flour-per bbl, 81 90
Batter-per pound, 20 cts.
Eggs-per dozen, 20 cts.
Chiekens-per dozen, 81 50t93 90,
PeaeheS-dried, per pound, 1920 cts.
POrk-per pound, 6CdT cts.
Beef-on foot, 4(G5 cts.
Mutton per pound, 124 cents
Soap-per pound, 4@5 cts.
Salt-Los Angeles, per pound. ? cts.
Syrup-per gallon, loo
Tea-Young Hyson, per pound, 81 90
Black, T5@$l 90.
Japan, 81 l24.
Sngar-erushed, per pound, l6 CTS.
a Island, l3@I44.
Sea Is cts.
Cofee-per pound, 25@2s cts.
Nails-cut, per pound, 5l@s cts.
White Lead-pure. per keg, 81 00@5 60
Linseed 0i-boiled, per gallon, 81 75@2 90.
Turpentine-per gallon, 81 756G2 90.
Domestic-brown, lS@20 cts.
Hiekory-striped, per yard, 5000 ots>
Bed Ticking-per yard, 256140 cts.
Blue nrilling-per yard, 25930 cts.
Flanuels-per yard, 6246GT5 cts
Prints--fast eolors, per yard. l6a cts.
Rife Powder, per pound. 75@Sl 90.
Candles-best, per pound, 20EG33 cts.
Riee-China. per pound, l29i6 cts.
TobaeeO-per pound. 81 00@I %.
Saleratus-Per pound, los cts.
Dried Plums-per bound, I2l@20e,