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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-02-02
ELECTROPATHIC INSTITUTE,
645 Washington Street,

South side, between Kearney and Montgomery
j. II. JoSSELYN. NJ. D.,
on the sign. With these remarks wo leave the in
terest of the Institute with the public, asking only
the same generous confidence and patronage thus
far awarded to 1t. The record shows over thirty
thousand consultations, and a very large amount
of suffering relieved.
Persons wishing to consult the Resident Physi-
clan by Letter. can do SO with the utmost conf
dence, and can, If they wish, have Electric Rene
dies for any disease sent to all parts Of the State
all Remedies sent from the Institute warranted to
be %effectual. All letters must be addressed plainly
j. H. J0SSELYN, M. D., Box 1916, San Francis
co, Cal. All letters will be destroyed or returned,
as directed by the writer's. .s.as
Jan. IL NFv2n22-Iys
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TO ARMS! re ARMS!

A LII PERSONS HAVING ANY ARMS OR
n camp oquippage belonging TOGO. ..Bsso Linn
County Rites, will pleas5 return them by or before
the first of next February. Any one failing to do
so will be Immediately subjected to Legal proceed
.ingSfor their delivery to me in Albany.
- G. MEALEY,
Captain 90. !, Linn County Rifles.
Albany, January ~, 780f-n229w
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Notwithstanding the ravages of the late
war, the population Of the United States
has been and is increasing at the rate of
million a year.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-02-02

A petrifed human hand was lately
found in red sandstone at Memphis Tenn,
in a perfect state of preservation.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-02-02

The wool clip of Buenos Ayres the
present year is estimated at 16,000.0 900
pounds, and viii be worth twelve millions
of silver dollars.
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The hard feeling in the South is accu-
Fately gauged by It's amount of war losses.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-02-02
DissolutiOn of CO-Partnership,

VyHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
existing between e. B. Stone and ]. Nj. Me-
Coy. ofthe Planters House, in the city of Albany,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent-E. b.
Stone Withdrawing from the b~nsiness.
e. B. STONE,
]. M. Mccoy.
Albany, Oregon, Jan. 10, 1s67-n22f
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OPINIONS OF THE eRRss. ri

~ Et
CDR. DoHERTY is a skillful physician rnd an
honorable gentleman, any statements he makes to
his patients ~heliasaEe NJ ERlfl. That fact is one
great cause Of his ointment success, in his profess
sion. 1T is fortunate that among the many adver-
Using physicians there is one whocan be dependeS
on. o-lReview.
"DR. D0HERTY'S reputation as o physician is
q sufficient guarantee for the cure Of any case he
undertakes .a-IChronicle.
"DR. D0HERTY has devoted his study more
particularly to chronic, specific and secret practice
aud as such is now the most successful of any
physician in San Francisco."5fFre Press.
D. DQHERTY'S reputation is second to no 9TH
err physicjan on the coast in chronic and specific
~practiee. sN-Mirror.
"DR D0HERTY.-Few mon in the medical
profession have succeeded in gaining the conf.
dence Of the public in their skill and Judgment a.
he has."uEEnqufrer.
"DR- D0HERTY ranks as one Of our most dis
|tinguished physicians, aud also one Of the mess
successful, which is pow the criterion by which the
medical practitioner is judged. "-IEchO. se15y
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st. Anthcny's Fire, Rose, Salt Rheum,
Eoald Head, Sore Eyes,

From Hdrrer Siektsy, Esq, The able editor a lS
THnkhaHaock Democrat, IeHHsptrantd.
- Our only child, about three years Of Hgc, WAS
STACKED by plsnpIcs on his forehead. They rapidly
spread until they formed . loaihs0ne and ylYnlent
sore, which covered his face, and actually blinded
bis eyes for some days. a skiiful physician applied
nitrate Of silver and other remedies, without any
apparent effect. For Afteen days we guarded bis
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face. Having tried every thing elsa VIC hfd any
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direct. This aorc began 70 heal when We hnd gtysn
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the second. The chlldfa eyeiashes, which had come
out. grew again, and he - nov - healthy and fair
A. any other. The whole nGighborhcod predicted
that the child must dle.Y 80
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ADVERTISEMENT
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INSTITUTE,
O4O Washington street,
A FRANCISCO, GAL
J. H. JOSSELYN, M. D.,
Resident Physician.

VEV1IE DIRECTORS OF THIS CELEBRATED
Medical Institute wish 10 thank tho public for
the generous manner In which they have sustained
The Resident Physician with their patronage. 1t
is,now six years since tho Institute was establish
ed during that time there has been over THIRTY
THOUSAND CONSULTATIONS, agd ia all
cases where the disease was durable,
A Perfect and Permanent Cure
Has bean performed. Malicious charlatans have
operied traps In close proximity 10 the Institute.
adopting similar names, hoping 10 attract tho un-
wary but their failure 10 do 80 IL perfectly appa.
reRt-for the business has not been affected In the
least, but has gone on Increasing It's usefulness and
profits In regular ratio. Tho Resident Physician
has by careful study and experience within tho last
few years been successful in discovering noy elOc.
trio remedies which are far superior to any before
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All cases for which they are used. or make no
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q letter stating the disease, with symptoms, the
age aid sex of the patient
The Female Medicines,
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the only remedies which arc safe and sure 10 have
the effect. The large number Of eases IN which
they have been used, isa guarantee Of their success.
Great care should be taken In visiting the Insti,
tute, to remember the nRIne--
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NOTICE.

All persons knowing themselves indebted to the
undersigned are hereby notified to appear and set
tie up within six weeks from this date, either by
note, cash ortrade, and save costs. Our accounts
MUST BE SETTLED. j. ~FLEISCHNER q co.
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ADVERTISEMENT
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CAUTION

Persons seeking the Electropathic Institute shot
be careful to remember the name and number.
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UNITED STATES SALOON.
(neten BIN 3ppe-G engine 9pnIt.l
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at @tIteIm Spnntag.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25
TIE EXPRESS WAR.
. III. A. q nh..L..n.

| To u, Editor Of T7e n Y 7S1b,m>
SIR / see that the old Express Companies are
making war on the Company, the Merchants Union
Various papers are printing articles il from stock
holders asking this and that airing
is going 10 the dogs This is silly device the same
as ii business man should go out the street and tell
everybody that he has managed his business so badly he
| fears he Will go ZIP the spout
Now let us have the facts In the first place, own
farm, and engaged In frtgrOwng here IN llllnOis
not interested TO the extent OF penny IN any Ex
press Company and expect 10 be. IL is much
can do to take Of my family But am interested
in the question whether Western farmers and business
hscome me- So 10 abundant that there is danger in its combine
ton aud In step after step being taken, till the wealth OF
The East and the West though far apart, depend on
each other aud 1t is Of the utmost Importance that the
connecting arteries be free Perhaps We IN the West
realize this most, for dealing IN coarse productions we
the heaviest shippers, and pay most money Az we
have Just commenced, profits are less We spend
much in making improvements; to be equal our prohts
should be larger. ,,,
Of the old express companies feel that when they now
offer carry freight for less than can De Afforded hy
insult For in doing 80, 1t will be with money we piu
them when there was competition, and q part 0r
which really il and not theirs then, II we should
be little, 10 break down their rival when fey
will return 10 their old e1tortions and we VIII be bound
Not long ago I was IN New.York Nothing pleased me
more than 10 see the Merchants Union Express wagons
loaded with goods They had friendly look for new
they wOud add to the value OF every Dusnel OF iftt
shall raise ard make the goods want TO buy cheaper
on the basis Of such profits can make improvements;
industry will be stimulated and new chances for employ
ment will be opened New-1Ork merchants, Wnen SNIP
ping goods West do better service than To send
by the Merchants Union unless expressly ordered oter
wise.
Through whole country, East and West, there are
many exceon fruit locations lying on railroads. ana re-
mote cities but they remain implanted ana un
developed because the freight by the old express com
panies would eat up the profits In some places ko"
W men, aud could give names who did plant. but otten
indignant at the outrageous charges that they
regretted having planted tree. Competition Tor whlch
we have long waited is making the skies bright Plant
ing will commence. land will rise IN value, and frut De
come penfu-tha s providing the competition Is sus
famed II IL Is not might well have king and sub
NIT Competition makes the lfeblood OF people hVey
and bright Monopoly curdes and Dlackens, ana makes
II only m 90 in the veins of slaves.
Alton, H.. Feb. 10. 1887. SANGAMoS.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25
CANADA.

sr TRIBUNE.
MONTREAL. C. f., Feb. 23.-A grand ball was gwen
last evening by Gen. Averll United States Consul,
and was grand success COO Of the elite OF the
city were present. A private Cable telegram an
nominees that the Confederation bill had passed the
third reading in the House of Lords. The Provincial
Parliament is further prOrOgued until AprllO.
THE CONFEDERATION BILL.
The Toronto Globe of the 22d inst gives an abstract
of this bill The name of the Confederation is TO be
Canada Upper Canada is to be styled the Province OF
Ontario; Lower Canada be called Quebec; and the
other provinces are retain their present designations
The alterations IN the Quebec scheme are;
the grants to the local Governments, New Bruins
wick is to receive constantly increasing subsidy till the
reaches $32OOOO when II is to stop In addition
10 Upper Canada - SsOOOO To Nova Scotia .. $50 OOO
To Lower Canada 10000 To New Brunswick. $4,000
Total additional grants .s2GO 900
The whole grant will then stand thus;
Upper Canada. .. $l,196,S3 New brunswick. &h63S
Novs Ows' sSona'' SSlaua sss6SS Total w .2795 $50
This as The Globe contends seems to he great wrong
ton. would give to Upper Canada 60 cents per head
Lower Canada 74c Nova Scotia SSc and New Bruins WICK
g. The temporary assignment of the four seats In the
Upper House, allotted 20 Prince Edward Island, to New
Brunswick and Nova Scotia
g. The Crown to have power to prevent adeadlock by
appointing Legislative CounSellors TO limited eA-
T. The tranference Of the Fisheries end Pententiaries
tO the control Of the General Government,
That privileges granted to separate schools IN Upper
Canada sha be conceded to those in Lower Canada
and that all measures relating this subject shall he
subject TO an appeal the General In Council
The Upper House Will for the present. be constituted
. Population Members.
Upper Canada da....-............l' 'So2 oS6 -
Nova scotia and New -Brunswick . 66Sssi
The House of Commons until 1871, when new census
Upper Canada. g? Sew-BrunswiOk
Nova Scotia ''.......is Whole Housc...isl
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25
EXECUTIVE APPOINTMEN rs.
SENATE CONTRIBUTIONS AND REFLECTIONS.

SENATE CONTRIBUTIONS AND REFLECTIONS.
rRIBvsE
WASHINGTON Feb. A.-The Senate, in Executive
Session. yesterday confirmed the following appoint
ments
Unted Marshasmes B,e Eastern District Of TEXAS,
Robert W. nealy. southern District Of Alsbsna.
OolLsor cJ Mta Ecrcpse--Anscu Crane ND District
Collectors Of CHton'Jam,, johnson snvsnnnh Ga Jane, L.
9r Hayes xx,h District o.
Pennsylvania; a Leonard It District OF West Virginia. Wesley
Pcsta.tst.~1 B. sho.isf Hsi.n, Art David Rose udo.
,Poi, nd Henry Star Mlw.otee Wis l,e,on l. La,n,a Nc
Trenton, S J. stephen Mlr'tSa, Kaq Glare. WI.
Rsgi"t,r Sf Land oGsSrnod &,cssu' Detroit, Mich
The Senate also confirmed Alvan C. Gilem aud william
II. French Of the Regular Army. to he MsorGtneras by
breyet: CLANCY hcKeeycr John NJ. Cylei, Madison
Snls William ~ sde aud Charles f. Ruff-sl Of these
gallant mertOIiOus service Galusha IennypaCker
Henry A. Morrison and Luther r Bradley have been con
firmed CoOnels In the Regular Army. Beside these
combinations there were many Of subordinate grades
William G.. Moore, late Major and Assistant Adjuiant-
General of Volunteers, has been confirmed Paymastr
The senate rejected te fGIewnS nominations T n q,
.''' Abt%el y W., ] -. ~ ~ ser & no %
ne Ana Andi.s W g. taGB Avn ''H o. rsa5y Yi % DA,l
Pcua,yySia, Robert Towns, Xh District Of Illinois, 9uncy
iS ''1 w'~ It' bs. 5i' i'd 6.lds d gd,a
nino, Charles d M,uay seventh District Of Penas,vln Fresdk
Saeke,t' ThE District Illinois Rls' 4 Cabins second Dsnd of
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Sa1ni H,rads Fouh D.,f. Of Iowa EEhrai Wi,. Foats
District isconsn T. FoId Ftcerh District Of PeuBs ysa
George Gu;y Fhh District o Wisconsin: L. Cokri Bgkh
distinct % Kentucky John Duke Ninth District " kntsckr
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Appeton Bdssv Merdrn Conn Sinon FsTnsgorih MI
Mas, William o. Tower Sfehyyil- ll Joshua Dicfnoa
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COLLECTORS Of Cusisus- wsTs Frraehma Bar Nc Ihom'
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