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The Portland daily press., 1867-11-25

d, CHURCH DIsTyRBANcE,-77Ye ~ esterday morning
as the pastor of Mountfort street Church was
about entering the meeting house, he was
rndely accosted by one Arthur Harris, who
said, "if you 60 in I will mash you" Some, of
the young men came to his (the pastors) as
sistance, and Harris was laid low. 1t seems
that Mr.. Harris claims that the Society owes
him, and took this method to close the house
against them.I Heiis in the wrong, and will be
made to see it ina disagreeable light in few
Fda q. 81 q 7
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Isol.t,ssa,d and Vicinity
New Ad,er,i,enenss .h,. say,

Portland and Vicinity
New Adyeriisesocnfs sisi. EBAY,
SPECIAL suIdef COLUMN.
Piano Fvrtes p. II stevens s. Coz.
Ga:IEErAiAaEssr o,.I.rME. W.
CAV Hait-1ta'ian Opera.
city Hal--S. r Society.
"a Promenade Goneerl--N. II. socieiy.aa.-f -"--a
AUCTION CoLUAF.
Blankets. &c.- e. NJ. Patton & ca. esz
Hack Horses sc --r. y. Bailey.
i. Craclery Ware-E. nj. Patten 81 Co.
Clothing &c.-F. o. Bailey.
{ xEw ADyERTIaF nfENr COLUMN
Hou to let-ci. IT, Cushman
ii,,ar,norsbin~ q Leigh OH NAN
~ a,.;an Harris 81 Waterh0use.
" " ~ y Inpe.svseated-E. w. Woodbury..
EIa ,asl Makng-Aiiss 5. u. jackson.
For ST. ohn-Ingraham " Whitcomb
Portland Academy--P. j. Lafrabce. t''f
Wanied-t. j. Cox & Co. 6t-''i'
Watches, &c.-C w Wingate.
Blankets, Sc M. harles & Co. 's
B1arding-27 Wilmot Street. 1
Unclaimed Letters-W. Davis. d ''t"
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= PArEsr.-A patent has been granted Will
lard P White, of Orland, for Improvement in
lubricator for carriage wheel bearings.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-25
III xsgM n HALLS j
Gss, i VEGETABLE SICILIAN
90 60 e 3 ssf , @,' HAIR
ESe al 5sStJ RE ENEWZR

The basis Gifts remedial properties is vegetable
eompoui,d. EsffgWy So 9Wgft 9WE s3'
d TT Will RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO IT'S
ORIGINAL COLOR mi8 3N EiMs&E ,s
"a II will Keep the ha'r from falling out
IT cIeanses the sealp and makes the hair soft,
inIt'Tl nitjss spslendsd hair dressng9S 9W8ss
NIP. hHsEL & 20. Nashua, n. H..
Proprietors.- .IHI gy
Nov 77dlm m "a 5vEa saeaspaE
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-25

Fourth Poge-Hood's Health to Charles
Dickens; How Mr.. Beecher earned his First
Ten Dollars.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-25
Fresh Oysters.

AN | have this day received a loi o, Fdssn .,,ar
<TW\ o steTs, of superior quality, wmcn vnIr ,
fOJNSNNat sale at the low prize OF Sloo, per sal-
~ NVIon Solid. Call at Atwoods y ~ sses III mouse
and try them. AZ CENIhh d.
November 20, div
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-25

EXTRA MAIL MATTER R.-Saturday there was
a dilapidated shoe came in thsfmail directed to
Portland, with tag attached, upon one side OF
of which was written the following:
sOne of Wesf0n's shoes procured at enoi-
nous expense bY the citizens of Cleyeland,,
ONO, and pfes-nted ny themsto the citNehs Oh
prise of one OF its citizens
Forwarded from Cleveland, Ohio, to New
York, and froai New York to Portland, Me.
On the other side was written:
We, the Undersigned, both and each OF US,
do solemnIy state that what is contained on
the oCher side Of this label to be true.
GEORGE III. WILSON.
0sftDtf ARCHIBALD B. HOLDEN.
Sworn aud subscribed to before me, at Cleve-
land, Ohio. the goth day of November, 1867.
4f't SA3N0' JAMES " HoTCHKIss,& = %
Notary pI1blip
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Bound Vols, Portland Advertiser,
&C, for Sale.
TNHE Semi Weekly from 1924 to 1889 inclusive
Also the Daily Advertiser tor 1881 ana the Chris
tan lutellgeneer tor 1s27 and s..
Apply to a w. H. JERRIS,
nolS- dlws Opp. Prebie House.
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With quick despatch. The fast sailing
;::: !: ::
,+--,f iNGRAHAM & WHITCOMB
no22dIw So Commereial ST
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i5f t3-f .,ff -,lr- is Ifa .'i it Ia i-. II
DAi- H. .i. tI. .-t .st t-f ul- 4n .el ..-l ~
- ..- 7i4ir ,sml-s "a --h -,sI
=. t.lI iili..- oil. Ii -f,,-f7-
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Business Items.

A RosEATE freshness of complexion secured
by Rubicel ID III 4-'f'eA 90 noy25-2awtf
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-Ji ~ eln5aani0qqG lis iaaI DHs balm na5i
-Ih0JyIJh ,I1jsis5I Yjj 40 loot 9hJ OF e2 5Ei
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Medical Notice.

G.B CHADWICK. M. D., will devote special at
tention N iGsea es Of the Eye No 301k Congress St
Ofice hours from II A. M. to p. M.
d Nav 1S, II
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For st. John, ". b.. ,vith D;sDafc
Copartnership.

rINHE Undersigned have this day formed a copart-
nership under the frn name of
." FREEMaN Il LEIGHTON,
And have taken the Store No IL Market ST. where
the7 conduct tie business Pork Packing and keen
general assortment ct GrOceIles anu Country
Produce. SAMUEL FREEMAN.
. ORLANDO LEIGHTON.
Portland, Nov 20, 1861 no25d&w3w
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Some may think this q joke, but We saw the
shoe and can swear it bad been worn Fur
thermore, we ear'tsae holo anyone can joke on
SO grace subject, something concerning Wsst
toms yerV soytIItg ma .lifl ...tl
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-25

Police ITEMS, Saturday night eight persons
wer5 taken to the lock up tor drunkenness, two
for breaking and entering, and one for obstruct-
ing the sidewalk. bsiil3 q nAiRstIA micr
Sunday two persons were brought in for
drunkenness during the day. 5iiii ~ 'i'l
There were a couple of small fights on Fore
street on Sunday, =. .-.,t-,--f,- .tL,ff ..
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Steam Refined Trine

FJ,AKEs The lead OF all other articles of food the
j Children cry for it, We'll, let them have ali
they want, it viii not hurt them. -
sl -. c. W. BELKNAP.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-25

A NAME FOR THE NEW HoTEL.-The Port
land correspondent of the Boston Herald says;
The local newspapers and the public are
bothering their heads TO get good, high
erected here by Hon. john b. Brown. Sup
pose we call it The House that Jack built.
That VI be appropriate and original!
The OPERA.-We are pleased to learn that
Mr. c. Fryer, the agent Of the La Grange
and Brignoli Opera Company, has made the
necessary arrangements for two or three grand
opera representations at City Hall, in the week
commencing Dec. 9th. ...,
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-25

l. HE LECTURE To-NIGHT.-Go early to the
City Hall to- might and you will be well enter
tanned for three-quarters of an hour previous
to the lecture BY the Portland Band, which
will commence playing at quarter past seven.
The lecture will begin at s O'clock precisely.
uJtis expected that this lecture will be very in-
teresting, as Gov. Fairfield is widely known as
d great orator, and the subject which he has
chosen tonight certainly is one that will bring
out his powers a., G..S f,,s......'----
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of sfERs.-fi fimmons & Hawes have Just re-
oeNeu cargo of those delicious bivalves direct
.r'ih' irSinia, which they are prepared to sell
IN any quantities al the lowest market prices.
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SPECsAs. NOTICES.
xv-. sPECsAE.. NOTICES.
A. Cough, Gold ora Sore Throat,
Requires immediate attention, and should be check
r ed II allowed to continue,f
Irritation of the Lungs, ~ PersnH nent
- Throat Disease or Consu "a. ption

% q = = IssoU'toeHt1 fesu1t. Y 9 = "
Browns Bronchial TrOches
'Havinga direct Influence to- the paris, giving imme-
diate relief. For BrSnchitis, Astisma, Ca-
larrh, COnsssnspsive and ThrOnt Diseases,
Troches are used with always good success.
SINGERS and iPU BLfC SPEAKERS use them
TO clear and strengthen the voice.
Obtain only "Brown's Bronchial Troehes.'' and do
not take amy OF the Worthless limitations that may
be offered. Sold Ever ywhere, no13d& w3InsN
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-25

The SAFETY or Dr. LIyiNGsroNE. = ne tol-
lowing is a caole dispatch, dated Londeis RI
day noon.
Dispatches centAming the graf iy!h% n ihsF'5i5
gence OF fiie slfeiy of Dt. LiVlns-lohT, ', "a.
ebr ,te,i tbaye!lel an: rxp'"rer h'V' 'ee'
eeiye ed IN this eity to-day .,,, ,,,t t1,a
1fses,..rtici,lars received are ieW' ou' - .ne ps
49, T. t.nSIl 10 have been safe ana Wen III
hr'cI ,1st Tie was then exploring the wastes
at Area hundreds OF miles ifoi the sea Coast
A, tbe time OF his reported murder was some
,;,oa previous to April, it may be safely as
.u,ned that he is alive and well. The length
of time that has expired since he was heard
from constitutes no ground for apprehensons
for his safety, as on other occasions tha. Sine
thing has happened. Sir Roderick Murchir-
son has persisted in doubling the report of his
decease, while Sir Samuel Baker, an African
traveller of some reputation, has taken the OPP
poste view. The lItter will probably consider
DIR. Lvingstone's preservation as personal
atfront, and refuse to recognize his felio" 'faN
eller upon his return to EnGiand'T nAo .sne
physician that refused to Spe'h W . P't,e"
who Recovered from an Illness wn'sh ~ i,''T' ,N'T'
posit;velv declared would prove fatal oa.f, .or
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-25

ND all kinds of CANE WORK neatly executed at
"A the State Reform School Orders lett at the In
sutnuon Post Office. or No So Exchange street.
promptly attended to. Chai taken and rcIr by
our teams.
.AmlE&1a afgf f. W. WOODBURY., Surt
Nsv 25-eod4w aaEUsa le l444
3 % ta gba To Let. dls
TWO story House and large Garden Lot. pleasant
i ly located at Libby's Corner. Possession given
on OF before Dec ,st. lJ.. s.tt f.l.
GEO. II. .CUSHMAN,
no23dlw BOG Congress ST. 4
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-25

Sch Charter Oak, with a cargo OF so tons hay and
25o bbls potatoes, took fire at Dresden Mills on Fri
day evening and was burned to the waters edge.
The vessel was owned by Capt Alley and others and
was nniRsnreI; she valued at about 5000 and
the Cargo 1000. ~
Brig Reporter, Coombs, at Providence Gren Ban-
ger, had to throw part of deck load OF lumber
off Handkerchief Shoai night or the 1etb- 'A"'s'
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ssain's Pure -EIderberry and Cur

So highly recommended by Physicianss, NAV be
tound at wholesale at tb drug stores of " W. WHIP
ple q Co., Ii. II. Hay. w. f. Phillips & Co.. e. t.
StaDwood and j. w. Perkins & Co. jan12snd1y
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

Il HE Colar. ncrs hip of Harris 6 Warehouse, is
hereby dissolved by mutual consent. j. W.
Waterhouse authorized to adjust business af-
fairs OF the concern, and all demands due them are
to be paid to him at No. II Exchange street, Port
land.
.s...-. FIR. HARRIS. .''
30 j 4. WATERHoUSE,
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r. Fran Branch Office Western Union Telegraph.
Ar At New York 23d, brig Means, from Eliza
behpott Ior Portland. NJ h-i 4it l1 i
Ar at Montev.deO Oct 11th barque S A Blaistlell
from Savannah. rs-al
Sid Sept 80. ship Hattie Tapey, Buenos Ayres
Ar at st Thomas 18th inst, sch Nellie. i'm Calais
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-25

EXECUTION OF FENIANSS--A cable dispatch
says that Allen, Larken and Gould, three of
the Fenians who were convicted of the murder
of Policeman Brett, at Manchester, England,
suffered the extreme penalty of the law on
Saturday, Shore was respited, and will prob
ably escape the extreme penalty of the law.
The precautions taken by the Government to
prevent disturbance at the time of the execu-
ton were efiectual. Our readers win lremem-
ber the eloquent and defiant speeches of these
unfortunate men before receiving heir SEN
tence, which We're published in the Press of
last Tuesday. Gould's true name was O O'Brien
and he claimed to be an American citizen
Mr.. Adams, our Minister to England refused
to interfere in his behalf on the ground that
he had interposed between him and the law
when involved in a similar difficulty on pre-
vious occasion, O'Brien indulged ip the se-
verest structures upon Mr.. Adams conduct, lin
his speech before the court. Notwithstanding
the intense excitement occasioned in London,
Manchester, birmingham : and other parts of
England by the condemnation OF these men,
the English government firmly adhered to its
purpose, and added three names to the long
list Of Irish martyrs, which already embraces
those Of Emmett and Burke. IN
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-25

The Eastport Sentinel says winter is there
in earnest "Wednesday morning the mercury
stood at degrees above zero.
Lieut. e. B. Knox of Eastpoat of the 18th
U. S. Infantry has been brevetted captain for
gallant services at the battle of Hanover Court
House, Major for service at Gettysburg, and
Brevet Colonel for battle of Spottsylvania. u
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NEW ADVERTIs
List Of Letters Un. In i.,sa

IN the POST OFFICE AT ToRTL AND, Maine. ON
L the 5th day of November. 1857
IADIES7 ITGT
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Sch S Lindsey, (of lsockland) Capt Crockett left
Portsmouth Tth for Rockl nd Tor the safety of
which tears have been entertained, was spoken 10Th
inst by ship Montpelier, capt mills, who supplied
her with pcoyisions. ~ 20 "lt ~ Isls
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Merrill Geo W capt schr Mail
Dyer JAS mrs brig Mechanic t.kHF u
Chr,stan Geo Il schr nelson Harvey
Wilson j II schr OLIVIA Avery
Heyes Hiram Brig Paragon
Nelson Isaiah schr Planet ..'
Evans John Jr brig VIM Sawyer
Brown capt brig Clara Brown Il M
Fisher John Jr capt sehr City Point
Leland Leouard capt sehr Dexalo
Smith Corbin Steam Ship Eloston
Abbofr Burton sehr T. q Willard gE
Edwafds VIM sch Geo w Prince
willard Q capt sch Geor sls Deering
Mcdonald capt brig Geo H Chase -
Merrlman Chas capt brig Hattie Bish,
Dnnkwater Merrill on board the Joseph Long
Stoddard Edwar sch Lucy Clark
Burrows Frank sch Leesburg f1
W. DAVIS. Postmaster.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-06-29

A good wife is one who puts her hus-
band IN at the side of the bed next to the
wall, and tucks him to keep him warm in
the winter, splits the wood, makes the
fires in the morning, washes her husbands
face and draws on his boots for him, never
scolds, never suffers > cent to remain in
her husbands small clothes, keeps her
shoes up at the heel and her stockings
darned, never wonders what her husband
sees interesting in the young woman who
lives ACROSS the way, and always reproves
the children when they eat their father
supper
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The democrat.


Mr.. John Hamilton gives us a
few items of his late trip to the
coal beds on Butte Greek, by which
we learn that a ride of twenty miles,
past Bethany and through Silverton,
took the party to the foot of the noun
tains, where they stopped all night.
A journey of about eight miles into
the moantains up the course of Butte
Greek, brought them to the coal beds
which are on this side of Butte Greek,
and thereforein this county, that creek
being the dividing line between Mari
on and Clackamas. One man is at
work at the mine, opening tunnels and
extracting coal. Several openings
haVebeen made, the principal one is
in PERHAPS forty feet from where the
ground was broken, the tunnel being
twenty-five or thirty feet long. The
coal bed dips into the hill as the tunnel
follows it, showing a strata of~excellent
coal about two feet thick; above this
is a strata of sandstone, then several
feet of tough clay, and another small
vein of coal. 1t does not appear to
MIR. III. to be q regular formation, and
he thinks that on penetrating the
mountain and finding the entire vein
ofcoal, Cooper will have a good chance
for permanent pay. Mr.. Cooper has
about twenty tons of excellent coal
now out.
The limestone quarry we told oflast
week lies below the coal beds, on the
same creek, but in Clackamas county.
There is no doubt of the existence of
limestone there, and should it prove
to be all genuine lime rock, as Mr..
Cooper thinks, there is no reasonable
limit to the amount that can be quar-
ried. On the whole Butte Greek
promises well and should be develop
ed.ISalem Record.
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Ayers
CHERRY PICTORIAL.

The Worlds Great Remedy Tor
Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief
Of Consumptive patients
in advanced stages
Of tho disease.
This has been SO long used and so uni
versally known, that we need do 10 more
than assure the public that its quality is kept
up TO the best it ever has been, and that it
may be relied on to do all IL has ever done.
Prepared by DIR. j. c. AVER & CO.,
Practical and analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
Sold by oil druggists every where.
g4-- SOFA by sett,cmicr & %, Albany. and a
Wholesale and Retail by Smith & Davis, Port
and. scSly
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-06-29

FATAL AccIDENr-On last Tuesday,
while the new bridge on the road from
Monmouth to Eola, over the Rickreal,
was being raised, Mr. Ira Mason, son OF
the contractor, fell backward from the
top of a bent, head foremost, and struck
a mud-sill fifteen feet below, instantly
breaking his neck. We heard q rumor Of
the accident some days ago, and are una.
bic at this time to learn any particulars
more than those above given, save that
our informant thinks deceased was a wild
Ower and lived at Monmouth.-[Salem
Record.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

"DR. D0HERTY is a skillfui physician rnd an
honorable gentleman, any statements he makes to
his patients he is sure to fulfill. That fact is one
great cause of his eminent success in his profess
sion. 1t is fortunate that among the many advers
Using physicians there is one who can be depended
on. 's1Reyiew. 80
uDR. D0HERTy's reputation as q physician is
a SUFFICIENT guarantee for the cure of any case he
undertakes .NETChronicle. ts
.DR. D0HER1Y has devoted his study moro
particularly to chronic, specific and secret practice.
and as such is now the most successful Of any
physician in San Francisco."IfFre Press. eps
d. D0HERTY'S reputationis second to no 9TH
er physician on the coast in chronic and specific
PRACTICE, mirror.
"DR. D0HER1Y.-Few man in the medical
profession have succeeded in gaining the conf
dence of the public in their skill and Judgment az
he has."-IEnquirer.
s.DR. D0HERTY ranks as enc of our most dis
tinguished physicians, and also one Of the most
successful. which is now the criterion By which tha
medical practitioner i judged" -[Echo. ses5y
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The RUsH-Since the Senate has re-
quired President johnson to appoint
none except Radicals to Office, says the
Crisis, the for the "bread and butter"
has become such that nothing like it was
ever seen ever on the incoming ofa new
administration.
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A GREAT TRUTH.-In its decision in
the MIlligu1 case, the United States Su.
preme Court gave expression to the fol-
lowing: "Ciyil liberty aud martial Law
cannot endure together; the antsgonism
Is irreeoneiAbie, and in the conflict q or
the other must perish
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-06-29

LrNsEED OIL Milo. 81. Cartwright
informs US that the machinery for his oil
mill is expected to arrive in August, and
that the mill will probably be erected on
Mill Creek near the old parsonage. He
will get q water power from the William
cite 5WooleR Aasufaeturing Company
TSalem Record.
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Hrs 0BJEcT.-A hairdresser, who has in.
vented a head of golden hair, announces his
design, in creating it is TO add to Woman's
head the halo the Creator forget to place
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S1NdUElA ~TAsrE.-Ahigbly respects-
bic married lady in Indianapolis. and
mother of two beautiful children, eloped
with a mar who talked through his nose
and Eended corn plasters and brassjewelry.
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4 MODEST NAME.-An exchange says
that .HbridaI envelopes" 50 extensively
advertised for sale, means simply night
gowns
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-06-29

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SAYS Brownlow
threatens to retire to private hfe-with a
cart load of birthstone and a chunk of
fire, Give him a chance.
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Men of needless charity make more beg
.gars than usurers do.
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Women never truly command until they
have given their promises to obey.
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NO. IOG o STREET,
Cbetween Morrison and Alder
PORTLAND, OREGON,

A GENT FOR JACOB ZECH's PIANO
N Fortes, San francisco, Cal, which received
the Gold Medal over celebrated pinnos from the
East. in the last Fair. 1865. Also Agent for Err
nest Gablcr'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.. n. Sbullz viii haye an assortment Of those
%"upcrior 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
strumcnts tuned and repaired.
l.. I. Shultz 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 one of these Superior Pianos
are intermediary can do so through the Editor 0
the STATE RIGHTS DEMoeRAT--he being my au-
thorized agent for the sale Of them in that section
of Oregon. seI.1y
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DR.. w. X.
TO TIL AFFLICTED

DIN. W. X. Doherty returns bis sincere THANKS
% hs numerous patients for their patronage. and
~ouid take this opportunity 90 remind them that
re eontinues TO consult at his Institute for the eure
Of chronic diseases Of. the Lungs, Liver. Kidneys.
Digestive and Genit0- UnfiLary Or9ans. and ali,
private disesses, viz Syphilis in all its rofms and
stages, Seminal Weakness. and all the h0YYid con-.
sequences Of selEabuse, Gonorrhoa. elect, STRIFE
lures, Nocturnal end DinrnaI emissions, Sexual
Debility, Diseases Of the Back and Loins. Iufam-
nation OF the Bladder and Kidneys, etc, etc. and
he hopes that bis long experience and successful
practice viii continue 10 insure him a share Of the
public patronage. By the practice Of many years,
IN Europe and the United States, he fs enabled to
apply the most efficient aud successful Temedies
against diseases Of all kinds. He uses no mercu-
~, charges moderate, treats bis patients in . cor
rect aud honorable way, has references Of un.
questionable veraeity from men Of kLoEn respects
ability and high standing 10 society. AL psrtiea
consulting him BY letter - otherwise, viii receive
the best and gentlcst trvatnent and implicit secrso
Icy.
Dr. Doherfy Hosid call astestion 10 The fTIog-
ing eer.faeaiss fFoR two Of his patients. nao. nay.
ing July recovered their health, derire to MAKE
kT.csn their remedial agent 1t will be seen Their
Psblic.
The welfare Of Society imperiously demands
tneir publicity, and they are given nore 10 warn
tns unwary than to sound the praises Of a Physi-
eian' o whom hundred Of like eases can be cited.
during a practice Of more than fifteen wears
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nzs- COUNTRY MERCHANTS. FARMERS.
and others viii do well to keep the above facts ia
mind-as q dollar sared IL equal to two dollars
earned, and frugal housewives can purchase all
the School Books required In their families du-
ring each year by simply saving the rags that
heretofore have been thrown away.