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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-05-23

in 1854, for the treatment Of ~
Sexual aud Seminal diseases. ~
such as GonoFrbma, Gleei, STRIFE
ture, Syphilis ia all its forms, EmA
Seminal Weakness. fmpoieney, Sa
etc. Skin diseases lof years
standing) aud liberated Legs SNS4
successfully treated.
Horrible Diseases.
How many Thousands OF persons, both male and
female, are there who are suffering out . miserable
existence from the effects Of secret indulgenceS, or
from virus absorbed into the system Look at
their paliid, emaeiated and dishguFcd faces and
their broken down constitutions. disQuagifying
them for the happiness of marriage or the enjoy
ment Of life. In this horrid situation thousands
suffer until death closes the scene. Let parents,
guardians, friends, attend to those who are suffer
ing with any of these horrible life destroying NAL
adics-see that they are cared for and cured before
il be too late. Send them Immediately to DR..
Gibbon, a physician whe has made private disease
his study for years, and who is certain 70 cure the
most lnyetcrate cases without mercury or other in
furious drugs. II is important to those who are
afflicted, or those who are interested in the welfare
Of their friends, 10 be careful of the many pretend
ed doctors who iufest all cities, publishing their
skill in caring oil diseases in a few days. imposing
upon the public by using the names of eminent
physicians from Europe and other places. Be
therefore careful, and make strict inquiry. or you
may fall into the hands of those charlatans.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal Emissions. tn, consequence of self
abuse. This solitary vice, or depraved sexual in
diligence, is p~ractised by the youth of both sexes
TO an almost unlimited extent, producing, with un-
erring certainty, the following train Of morbid
symptoms, unless combatted by scientific medical
measures, viz Sallow countenanee, dark spots
under the eyes, pain in the head, ringing in the
ears, noise like the r~ustling Of leaves and rafting
Of chariots, uneasiness about the loins, weakness
of the limbs, confused vision, blunted intellect,
loss of confidence, difiaencc in approaching stran-
gers, a dislike to form new acquaintances, a dis
position TO shun society, loss of memory, hectic
Hushes, pimples and various eruptions about the
face, fnrred tongue, fetid breath, coughs, consump-
ton, night sweats, monomania and frequent in
sanity. If relief be not obtained, should apply
Immediately, either in person or by letter. and
have a cure effected by his new aa3 scientific mode
of treating this disease, which never fails of effect
ing a quick and radical cure. DIR. G.. will give
One Hundred Dollars to any person who will prove
satisfactorily to him that he was cured of this
complaint by either of the San Francisco quacks.
MARRIED MEN
Or those who contemplate marriage. who are suf-
'fering under any of these fearful aladies, should
not forget the sacred responsibility resting upon
them, nor delay to obtain immediate relief.
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DOCTOR aIBBoN is responsible, and will give
to each patient a written instrument, binding him
self to effect q radical and permanent cure, OF
rnnfn - .hMwmn
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-05-23

TE1HE PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY.
having arranged sith MessFs. BfGEL0W a.
BROTHER for the transfer Of all the business Of
tho Flre Insurance Companies lately represented
BY them, l. now prepared 10 offer 10 all parties
formerly insured By saId companies. equally good
terms and prompt payment Of losses, In United
States gold coin.
Mr. H.. II. BIGELow viii be the general Agent
for this Company from this date.
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OUR AGENTS.

The following named gentlemen are authorized
to act as Agents for Tmn srArE RramTs DEMO
Raj, and to receive nd receipt for subscriptions
70 the paper
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The moOnshine of credit : A lunatic.
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DIreetor. OF Pacific Insurance Co.

san THAsctsco Jas. D'Frcmcry. Lloyd Tegis,
Louis MeLAne, VIM. Sherman, Oliver Eldriige,
VIM. Aly"rd, John o. Earl. A. II. Forbes,
Alex Wcill. Alfred Dorel, J. q. Kellogg.
Ab'm eeligman, q. +. Lawtsn, M. Checseman.
Anson q. Stiles, +. L. Goldstein, q. II. Howard,
JOHN q. Bray, Moses Ellis, u. ". Beaver,
A. Hayward. r. J.. Weaver, s. gtefnhart.
ID. w. {. Rice, David Stern, n. Rosenbaum.
c. Meyer. Jonathan Hunt, s-AcRAsrxTo
d.. Oliver. W. r. Coleman, Edgar Mills.
Atpheus Bull. Z. w. Leonard, Il. ". Move,
w. G. RAlston, r. l.. Barker, c. r. Wheeler.
l.. Sachs, T. L. Meyer, MARTsYmLg.
Fred. Billings, s. NJ. Wilson, J. II. Jewelt
A. l.. Tubbs, John b. Newton, ponTLaxp.
IL. NJ. Newhail, Edward Martin, W. S. Ladd.
Adam Grant, d. o. Mills, Jacob Kainm.
J. d. Fry, II. Hanssmann, srocKrox.
II. II. Bfgeiow, l.. b. BcnchIy, T.. b. Anthony.
VIM. Hooper, Moses Heller. VIRGINIA, SEy.
Chas Mayne, VIM. Seholle, Vim. sharon,
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THE
NEW REMEDIES NEW REMEDIES
DR.. Gibbons Dispensary,

STREET,
NEAR COMMERCE..
San Francisco. Established
in 1854, for the treatment Of
Sexual aud Seminal diseases,
such as Genorrhma, Gieei, STRIFE
ture. Syphilis ia all lie forms,
Seminal Weakness. ifnposeney,
etc. Skin diseases lof years
standing) and liberated Legs
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Your Pills have had a long trial In my practice,
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DEPAETMKaT or THE INTERIOR,

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hospital practice ever sinee you made them, and
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Indeed, i have seldom found q case Of bffioas dis
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From Or. Theodore Bel, 4fEeac Y0rk City.
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the pFofEagton aud the peopte.
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Nrom q ForwardIn0 Maehant 81 81 Lonls, "a.

Dr.. AYEE Your Pills are the paragon ofaaIakatx
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Aa Fannaly PIaysto.

From Dr. n. Cartscrighs, NesC Orleans.
Your Pills are the prince Of puFges. Their ex.
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c Tie Aethodiss EpsA

70 Most of the Pills in market contain Mercury,
which although q valuable remedy in skilful hands,
is dangerous In n public pin, from the dreadful con-
sequences that frequently follow its incautious use.
whatever.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-23

iNAlAiRssA, Lii IEp- -
Tuthe Elt3r Of Tie Chicago Tribune
/ have jast returned from an extsnded trip
through the central counties Of Iili,iois, aud
vii! ssy am astonishsd st the immense en-
thnsiasm manifested for the nomination Of
Grant.
The mos. radical Republicans declare that
beis radical enough for them, and the more
conservative claim that be Was always their
man: whIle the no-party men Ike him be-
cause tie knows when 10 keep his mouth shut,
which will be so refreshing after having such
windy and werdy denagouee as 4. Johns
son. # johnson had inteaded 10 support
Grant for President he could not have taken
better course 10 consolidate all the Union
lists throughout he whole country in favor Of
him. jas. IN proportion TO the abuse that
johnson and his rebel supporters have heap
ed upon Grant, just III that proportion do the
people love aud trust the General Grant to-
day Ills the place Of cur iamented Lincoln
in the hearts Of the people. lie same jubi-
liant feeling is manifested by Republicans as
in 1861 the same depressed feeling among
the Democrats, who already ''see Tie haad>
writing OF the wall. =
Johnson N can trick OF nominating Sher-
man as breEet so rs to raise quarrel between
Grant and Sherman, has fully aronsed the
Republicans and brought the feelings Of the
whole country to white heat. They know
that Johnson Is just desperate enough to
plunge the country into another war.
A Democrat remarked to me yesterday that
If johnson kept on his plumbers he would send
the democratic party to the devil. n my
opinion the devil must be leading them now
how else could they work for his principles :
The people know that Democrats commenced
the rebellion that Democrats raised their
traitorous hands against our glorious old flag
that Democratic traitors impeded all appro>
priationa for money and arms to crush that
rebellion that Democratic traitors resisted
the draft Tor soldiers in every stronghold of
Democracy. Now will the people trust them ?
Never. The people are united and firm.
A DorGLAs Man OF 1860.
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T5e laiIp 6ats City.
THOSE nuHcHkI,s, nILLs.

Those butchers bills, those bntehers bills !.
How many mind their total fills,
Reaecsing, a this costly time
On loia and leg, On COARSE and prime,
Thoss happy days are pas sed away,
When sixpcnee round we used 10 pay,
And sometimes IL the joint was veal.
A sweeshread graced the closing mral.
And SO twill be when we are zone,
Those butchers still will lay it On;
and other bards, with other qnilis,
VIII write about their heavy bills.
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PER soNAL.

George Sand is worth two millions of
francs.
- Bullock, Banks and Butler aspire 10
Sumner seat in the Senate.
Tx President Davis is the guest of his
brother. Joe Davis, in Nicksburg
LOFTS Napoleon is The carrier OF the Anti
.Slarag Standard in New York city.
--Adah Isaacs Menken's latest entertain
merit is entitled ssReeolleetions of two hem
spheres Recollections of several hus-
hp-as would bea more lively subject for
Adah.
A Western editor remarks that he is glad
to receive marriage notices, but requests that
they be sent soon after the ceremony, aud be-
fore The divorce is applied for. He has had
several notices spoiled in this way.
The Boston Journal says Of Mr.. Welles
letter. in the Grant>.Iobnson correspondence,
that il is like the Dutchman's answer to
mans question as 10 his opinion on certain
matter Il thinks vat Won tink-vat do you.
iinh?''
In cbss,ising girl of large dimensions
q Maine school-teaeher had his hair disturbed
and bis face scratched. The girl sfather now
gives him the choice of leaving the village.
being prosecuted, or taking thrashing The.
teacher has not yet been able to make up bis
mind.
M. Neaton, Garibaldi's famous surgeon,
has taken man jaw of aud put il on again.
We suggest another patient for NJ. Nela,on to
try his experiment upon His nameis Train.
Only if he once succeeds in getting that jaw
Of, we pray Heaven he may never succeed in
getting it on again. Chicago Post.
Dickens has headed off the ticket specu-
lators in Hartford, Connecticut. Dolby's
ab-agents had managed to get hold OF two
hundred Of the best seats. Dickens, being
informed Of this, telegraphed to have the
night for his reading changed and the money
refunded for the tickets sold FOR the night
first appointed.
MIR. John N. Bradley, for several years
publisher Of the Boston Daily Mail, died re-
Gently in San Francisco from starvation. He
WAS found dead in a scantiiy furnished room.
His garments, insufficient to protect him from
the cold, were worn ihreadbare, aud his form
was attenuated almost to a skeleton. Hewas
hurriedly inferred al the city expense before
any one who knew lin knew that he was
dead San Francisco journalists propose to
have The body dsinterred, tina. it may be
placed ia more suitable resting place
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-20

complete 1t, .9r to construct a new one
on the Indiana side, and make the
navigation of the river free. Gem
erai Weltzel estimates the ex-
pense OF completing the present canal.
on the scale of enlargement already
begun, at $933, 300. The. amount cof
bonds of the Company to be assumed
by Government, provided It took pos
session, he reports at ST $4,000 From
this he deducts $500, 900, which che
Company has on hand, and makes
the total cost to the Government
81, ,303, 800. He presents three plans
for new canals on the Indiana
side, at mean cost Of So, ,695, ,O0a, and
recommends the Government to un-
dertake to complete the present en-
largement of the old canal, and also to
build new one on the Indiana side.
HIS principal reason for the new one
is. that even if the present enlarge
ment on the Kentucky side is COM
pleted, the locks will still be
too small for the largest sized
boats He estimates that if
both are ordered, two million dollars
will be needed the first year, If the
completion of the old canal alone is
agreed upon. Only S733, 800 Will be
needed at present, as the bonds as-
sumed do not mature for some time. +
The report will be sent to the House
by General Humphreys, in few days,
and will be referred to the Commit
tee on Commerce. 1t is understood
that Mr.. Eggleston, of that Commit
tee, In whose charge the matter is.
will urge the immediate completion
of the present canal, so as to throw
the river open to free navigation as
soon as possible. There seems to be
no probability that the recommenda-
ton for two canals can be carried.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
WASHINGTON. Feb. 70.

WASHINGTON, Feb. IS. s
The Chair submitted a communica-
ton from the cigar makers of Colum-
bus, Ohio, praying for modification
of the tax. Referreie
TFumbull, from the Committee on
Judiciary, reported adversely on the
bill for a more efficient government
of the rebel States, with amendments;
also the bill on the same subject, as
the same were rendered unnecessary
by the recent amendment, reported By
the Committee, to the supplementary
.Feconstruction bill, providing that a
majority of the votes cast shall decide
the elections; also reported adversely
to regulate service by the court Of
equity.
Wilson introduced a joint resOlu-
ton to restore Alabama to fepresen-
tati0n IN Congress. Referred TO the
COMMITTEE on Judiciary
Wilson stated that he would call it
up at an early day, when he would
make a statement oil outrages perpe-
trated IN that State, IN violation Of
the right to vote without lear or-re-
straint ea
Wilson moved to take up the bill
relative to officers dismissed from
the United States array by court mar
tlal
Headrcks opposed the motion urg
ing the continuation of unfinished
business, namely, the, resolution pro-
viding for the admission Of Thomas
as Senator from Maryland.
Wilson S motion was lost on DIVE
sion, ard the Senate took up the
special order.
Howard addressed. the Senate in
reply to the remarks of Trumbull,
yesterday 1
After further debate, Sumner with
drew his amendment, that Thomas
was nOt.entit!ed to talxe the test oath
or his seat = q =
effect.
Howe and Davis spoke in favor of
admission.
Conness opposed admission.
Conkling withdrew his amendments,
and Drake waived his contemplated
amendment. rY
johnson closed the debate in favor
of admission, when a vote was taken
on the resolution for admission and
was rejected.
sHOUSE-LaWrenee. of Ohio, from
the Judiciary Committee, reported a
bill to establish Law Department,
which was ordered printed and re-
committed.
Wilson, of Iowa, from the same
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
Naval Court MaFtial-AFFiFaI OF an
Alabama Member.


WASHINGTON, February 19-The
Naval Court martial sentenced Capt,
Collins to suspension from rank and
duty for three years and from receiv-
ing pay of Captain on the retired list.
and be publicly reprimanded for
the iUss of the steamer Sacramento
Lieutenant Commander Baehe, navi-
eating officer of the Sacramento, re-
ceiyed a similar sentence of one in
stead Of three years. Both approved
by the Secretary Of the Nav In
general order.
Mr.. Norris, Chairman fthe Repub-
lican State Committee of Alabama,
and member elect 5f the House, ar
rived here and was on the floor of the
House, to-day. Hs says many regis
tered voters were inundated from
going to the polls, and the admission
of Alabama is imberatively necessary
for the protection Of the people and
preservation of Material interests
WAsHINGToN February 18.-The
report Of Genetal Weitzel, of the sur
vey of the present canal at Louisville,
and also for new canal on the Indi-
ana side, made in pursuance of the
bill introduced by Eggleston, of Ohio,
last Spring, vas received here to-day.
The object il view by those moving
in the mattg. is to induce the Gov
ernment to take the old canal aud
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EUROPE.
By Atlantic Telegraph
PRUssfA

PRUSSIA. a.i
BERLIN. Februpry 19.-In the Pfas-
sian House of Deputies yesterday,
Government was asked to explain
why the United States Con ul at Je-
rusalem, was allowed to procure the
arrest of one Markus, a Jewish sub
ject of Prussia, with whose ward, a
young sSfrl, the American Consul
sought-to el0pe. and why, after her
guardian had been thrown into pris-
on to facilitate the attempt, the Prus-
SIAN Consul at Jerusalem refused his
demand as a subject of the King Of
Prussia. for protcetiou. The case cre-
ates much Feeling among the Jews,
who regard it as involving rights
and principles similar to those in
volved IN the Mortia affair in Rome,
who represent that the outrage is an
insult TO Prussia.
Baron Won Derheydt, the Finance
Minister, replied that the German
Consul at Jerusalem was a Federal,
not Prussian, representative, and con
sequently application for information
must be made to the Chancellor Of the
North German Confederation
AUSTRIA.
VIENAA, Feb. 19.-The members of
the Royal Family, of Hanover, and
number of their adherents are now
in this city. They met at a private
banquet this, week at which the King
was present. IL is reported that, in a
speech, the King assured the com
pany that he would soon return home
and resume his seat on the throne of
Hanover, in spite Of Prussia.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, Feb. 19.-Allen. the Fe-
nian prisoner, who was discharged
from custody yesterday, after being
examined on the charge Of causing
the Clerkenwell explosion, was soon
after rearrested and imprisoned on a
charge of murder. r.f-s
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SAN Francisco, February l9-It
is reported the Fenian organiza
ton Of the Pacific coast is being
placed Onalwar footing, probably with
the intention Of making a raid on the
British Possessions north
Ia the California Legislature, the
Senate unanimously passed fesolu
tions asking the Presideot and Goa
gress to honOrably acquire or an
mex British Columbia Osthe United
States. 3u4
The brig Sheet Anchor was wrecked
on Rocky Point, near Coos Bay, Feb
ruary 7th. The vessel is a total loss.
The crew wete saved. ssvrn nmR
Full reports of the survey of the
Southern Pacific Railroad were for
warded to Washington yesterday.
General Palmer remains at San Fran
cisco till the latter part Of February.
The Fleetwing has arrived from
New York;
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Prospects or the Turks-WOmen and
Children from Crete-Number or
OFetan nOn-GOmbatants I'm Greece.

Nav YoRK, February 19.-Dates
from Crete to January 20, represent
sthe prospects of the Turks there as
more gloomy than eyepuiThey have
been defeated in seveIoN Engagements
of late with severe LOSSES. The Mas
selman population are becoming dis
contented, aud the troops have shown a
mutinous disposition. Sowas Paeha
has utterly failed of getting even into
the outer verge Of Lis Pachalie of
Suphakia. having twice been-driven
back in disorderly fight. The Island
Is now In more successful state Of
revolution than ever Arms and pro-
visions continue to be sentsinto Crete
from all quarters. Women and child
rem continue to flee from the Island
to Greece.
On the 24th1of January a Russian
corvette landed l 400 women and
children, from Crete, at the piereouce.
The number Of Cretan non combat
ants in Greece is sixty three, thou
sand. .sag - ~
The Provisional Government has
appealed to the Christian Powers to
send ships for the conveyance of
Cretan families to Greece. and has
also protested against the cruelties
lately perpetrated By the Sultans
mercenaries. FfaH wa
NEW York. February 19.-The
Herolds Hayapa special says: Ad-
vices from Kingston, Jamaica, in
form US that the American Consul,
Gregg, has telegraphed to Washing
ton, demanding the services of a man
ot-war to obtain redress for the out
rage committed on the American
whaler Hannah Grant. The Captain
has gone to st. Thomas to obtain as
slstanee from that point, if possible.