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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-07-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
IN KILLER crnrs Sons TnnoAr.


nA1N KILLER CURES soRn TunoAr.
a Favoritc Medicine with all classes,
n Il Davis Pain Killer
TT you have Painters Collie.
Use the Pain Killer
Mo Medicine is SO popular
IN as tho Pain Killer
H EEp the Pain Killer always on hand.
IF you have Cough or Cold.
Use tho Pain Killer
II ooK out and not ba caught without u
Bottle of Pain Killer In the house
V ET everybody use the Pain Killer
IA For sprains and Bruises
IN VERY sailor should carry hottlo of
IL Pain Killer with him
n EAfEMBER, tho Pain Killer Is for
Ii both Internal and External use
SOLD by all DRUGGISTS.
10 IN xI- ms ulTwI
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Mr.. C. p. Burkhart has the thanks of this Of.
Zee. for generous present of the most magnif-
cent apples ever saw. They are Of the Red
Astriean variety.
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REFUND THE MONEY!

As aH iadienfiaa sf he Prices &c seiH quote oas
Wateh from oar let. The L. <. BAarLRTT. Lersr
H"remeHi. '~ifA Exfr" Jerels CBroHOasfrr Baianee,
I'"'rSi FiHi"H. I'afsHt Dsst Gap. and all me other
fafe fnspT~rsnseafs. in .S.iid Ioiu !Siesr Gaze,
S2s IN Greenbacks. or about $40 in Coin.
All the other ginds. both g'i and silver. in the
saiue proportion. Do ne, order Watch sill you
hars cent for Prire Lst. il cot tains "a great
deal Of Information regarding tbese Watches ID
sdl enable sou 10 make nn Intelligent selection.
Don't forget. when yYu afiic. state hat you
saw this advertisement .n ibs STATE KsaHrk nrn-
ofrAr. and y"n need net pct In sgatnps for Te;arn
fs1kta.e. AIIrras La flit
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We arc in receipt Of pamphlet Of i2S pages
containing statistics OF the State Of Oregon. and
description of its Agricultural Department. by
A. J. Dufur. aud published by order Of the State
Agricultural Society.
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Now that the Railroad is open. propose 10
give The residents Of oaEG0s the opportunity u
getting smgle genuine MallAatn Witches At the
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NOTICE

A III ACCOUNTS. AND NOTES OF j. BAR
n ROWS & CO. must be settled within Two
Weeks, as j. Barrows intends to leave for the
Eastern States soon after that time.
A GOOD PIANO AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
for sale J. BARROWS co.
Albany, JRIy I5,1s69, yip4eF5.
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PETEnsoS's LADIES MAG4zIxE for August is
promptly table. The steel engraving in
tbs No. is unusually handsome and suggestive.
and the miscellaneous reading matter is of de-
aightfully interesting nature, while the fashion
plates ere perfectly killing in their adaptfnde te
the season and the times. Every lady should
have "PetOrsonts Magazine
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NoTIcE

A III PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
N indebted to the undersigned. will please come
forward and settle up. as the old Books must be
Closed by the 1st % January, 1869.
Albany, Dee. 10, ,'6s-nl7tE A. coWAN.
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s 'FIRE Al coRyALEls.--Af 3 o'clock Wednesday
morning. 2Ist FIRE. originating in or in the vieio-
ity of Moconnolls saloon, occurred in, Corvallis.
whicL destroyed nearly two Ontirc blocks in the
center of the City. From Mr.. Leo Fox we learn
the following particulars;
only tvo buildings Of the two blocks were not
buraed-Ffshsr's brick and Clark's wooden. These
we're on the North east corner Of the west block.
The wooden building stood on tho corner and was
protected BY the brick which stood next. There
were seventeen buildings burned. of these, there
was one Drug Store, on Dry goods store, one Bar
Der shop and variety store four saloons, one groc-
cry store two livery stables one saddler shop two
blacksmith shops and one private dwelling. Whnt
the other tive buildings were, we have not learned.
Total loss Is estimated at $4,000. How this was
distributed, We have not learned. Total insurance
; Sls,eOo. OF this $4,000 is in the North British
$4,000 in the Pacific, $4,000 in the Union and
$1,000 in tho Phoenix.
The parties insured, far as we could learn
5 S'Mors GsarhCart SI7Oo, Fliedner $1,000, McCon-
nell $500. Simmons $1,000, John Williams, $2, ,lOO'
Stewart $2Soo, Mrs. Dohse $l4oO. The largest
loser vas Fleidner, whdss loss was $4,000 with an
insuranee Of $1,000 Red Wells was heavy loser,
thers being no insurance. Masters os York had
IN insurance, but succeeded in saving nearly all
their goods
The impression Is unanimous that the fre Was
sNearted by some person.
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WALTAAM WATCHES!

Let every one who warts Watch, read this caro-.
fully.
Especially IL IN remote, of the way place
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DIsTISeUIsHED VIsIroRs.--We received Wits
during the week from Geo. Francis Train and
JHdge n. Miller author Of Joaquin.
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HOWARD g. CO.,

JtweIers and si.rcFsIHilhs, 90 broadway.
New York.
We refer. 10y permission. 10
Messss. WELLS. FAHoo 4 Co. y. \. and gan
fFAuctsrn.
!. W. kAYn"ED. Esq. r. Il. BETLER. EFq.. II. G.
Ii"wAan. Esq.. san Fraueisco.
". :. li"Hsar. Esq.. yirgtnia City. Nevada.
juilTYsufsn42
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Cured at Homo.

Persons =; \ distance can. be CURED AT
HOME. by addressing letter t" Dr. Gibbon,
stating case. symptoms. length 6f time the disease
has continued and have medicines promptly for
warded. free of damage and curiosity. to any
part Of the country, with full and plain directions
for use. BY enclosing SIS dollars in currency or $40
in coin. in registered letter, through the Post
office on Wells, Fargo Co. 4 package Of mcdi-
cine viii be forwarded by express 10 any part Of
the Union.
Address DR. J. F. GIBBON
Box 252. San Francisco California
Remember TO put box 252 on the letter.
Consultation FREE.
fsf~ Correspondents will please inform DR..
GlBBON that they read his advertisement in "a
STATE KIGHTs DKMocRAr.
uayI y4n3QyI
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JOB WORK y,atIy and choaply done a
this 0Eee.
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TRAIS.--Goo. Francis Train lectured 10 \ large
audience ut the Court House. Tuesday evening.
July Goth. The lecture was principally personal
"reminiscences Of his travel and imprisonment in
England, visit to Victoria, &c. 1t contained many
good hits and was extremely humorous. His
views upon Tariff aud Chinese Immigration par
tculAry tho atter-are neither sound nor plausible
and gentlemen much less distinguished than Mr..
Train have made equally good arguments in their
support. lie will find 1t very difficult to convince
people here that to keep raw material from being
shipped to England. manufactured and sent back,
involving altogether transportation nearly equal
to the distance around the globe and handling
score Of times. it will be necessary to put high
tariff on foreign manufacture. IT our home man
ufaetursr cannot sell his goods as cheap the
Who makes ten shipments Of twelve fifteen thou
sand miles. involving expenses in freght. long de
lays and many risks, then he had better use his
machinery for grinding wheat aud saving lumber
II our manufacturers did not take advantage of
the high tariff, to make shOddy md sell at two fold
the price asked By the foreigner because the law
compelled the buyer to buy of him. bat paid his
surplus receipts in wages to the laborcr. STILL who
advances the laborer's wages also increases the
cost OF his living. is he any better of? When he
can persuade his hearers to live upon Slo per
month his China i'm grafton views will ba more
AseePtable.
We are very glad that MF- Train visited us
lie has received impressions Of this County thai
are favorable He has attained. and We have ne
right to say not deservedly world wide celebrity.
Oregon gave him a reception worthy of that char
aster. And different from some of Yisitars.
Ne trust he will speak of Us as We arc. nothing
exlsauate aught set down in maliee.f
lie was to have spoken again on the succeeding
night. but in4smuch as no audience assembled at
his usual early hour, he abandoned the appoint
ment An hour later he would have hal Whd-
enee- Very general disappointment was felt a;
the misunderstanding.
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DIR. GTBBoN Is responsible, aud glIi give %
each patient a written instrument binding himself
to elec; radical aud permanent cure or make no
charge.
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Persons calling at Dr. Gibbons oiicu or send
ing for packages OF medicine may rely upon his
assurances Of confidential secresy with implicit
faith, and espee; more than to be charged with
fair and mutually satisfactory remuneration for
services rendered. considering the circumstances
and difficulties oG tbe case, rather than too prev
aient and selfish practice Of exortation among
qu2cks aud prclenders.
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ADVERTIs EMEN s
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
NEW REMEDIEsl NEW REMEDIES /!
DR.. GIBBONS DISPENSARY.
ga Kearnv st., corner Commercial.
Private Entrance on Commercial St.,
NAN FRANCTaCO.

ESTABLISHED IN 1864, for
tho treatment of Sexual and
Seminal Diseases. sGch as Con
orrbeua, GIeei, Ftric.ure. syph-
Ills in all its forms. Seminal
Weakness, Impotency. etc.
skin Diseases tof year, stand
ng) and liberated Legs sue-
cssfulIy treated.
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A. J. Kane, the imperial soap man, i, in towr
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70 the Ladies.

The various com plicssed and distressing diseases
incident TO females, treated wiih eminent success
such 81 Suppressions. Irregularities, Whites Fall
ing of the Womb, Tumors. all Urinary Diseases,
Nervous Debility, Painful or Difficult Mcbstrurs-
ton, BarTenness etc. viii be speedily cured, with.
out poisonous drugs, injuries or unpaiatable med
ieIues Of any kind. Have TO delicacy in calling,
no difference what your troubles may be. The AZ
Hicted are cordially invited to call AID satisfy
themselves.
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EXCHANGE RESTAURANT.
Isr poon WEST oFHoUcK L MYERS SALOON
ALBANY, OREGON.
This Establishment has been
Thoroughly Re-Furnished

and Is now ready to receive Boarders..
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Horrible Discsses.

How many thousands Of persons, both male
and female, are there who IRE saTering out mis-
erablc existence, from the effect of seeret indulp-
ences, or from virus absorbed into the system--
Look at their pallid, emaeiated and disfeurcd
faces, and their broken-dowa constitutions, dis.
qualifying them for the happiBess Of marriage or
the enjoyment Of life. In this horrid situation
Thousands suffer until meath closes the scene. Let
parents. guardians and friends attend TO those
who are suffering with any Of these horrible, life
destroying TDaladies-see that they are cared for
and cured before it IL too late. Send them imms-
diately to DIR. Gibbon. physician who has made
private diseases bis especial study for years. and
who Is certain 10 cure the most inveterate eases,
without mercury or any injurious drugs. 1t 10
important to those who are afflicted. or to thoso
who interested in the welfare Of their friends
70 be careful 1f the many pretended doctors who
infcst all cities pabrhiDg their skill in curing al
diseases in 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 tho
hands Of those eharfa4sua
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Married Men.

Or those who contemplate marriage. who are suf
fcring under any of these fearful maladies should
NOT forget the sacred responsibilities resting upor
them, nor DELAY 70 obtain immediate relief
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FRESH YEAST.

Caa lie had At any Eai all i.lnss.
JOSEPH HrNT. Psop'r.
iuIITv4nsRvf
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Seminal emissions, the consequence Of self
abuse. This solitary vice, or depTaYed sexual
indulgence, il practecd by the youth Of both
sexes ~ an almost unlimited extent, producing,
with uncrring certainty, the following train
ofmorbid symptoms. unless combatied by scientific
medical measures viz: Sallow countenance; dark
spots under eyes. pain in the head, ringing III the
ears Doise like the rustling Of leaves and rafting
Of ebari0ts uneasincss about the oins weakness 0f
the limbs, confused vision, bunted intellect loss
Of confidence, dinHdcnce Of approaching strangers,
dislike 10 form ncwacquaintances. disposition
70 hun society, loss If memory. hectic hushes.
pimplcs and cruptiong about the face, fhfred
tongue, f1eted breath, coughs. consumption, night
swcats. m0nofBapia and frequent ihsnrity. If
relief be not obtaiDed.the sufferer should apply
Immediately, either in porson By letter. to have
cure effected BY hisnew and scientific mode Of
treating this disease, which fails Of cecting
quick and radical cure. Dr. G.. will give $10O
20 any person who will prove satisfactorily to him
that he was cured Of this complaint by either Of
the san Franeisc oauaeks
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sne GLBaBEEG
FIos.da raises peaches iol inches ia
aiameseE.
Ths Revere HOSE, Boston, holds
three live lords.
The taxable property e kansas 3
estimatedat So, ,ooD. go.
we eenerallr prsfer new articles -
old 0nes-the new mades to TIE cd
maids.
The capital of Boston Banks b now
46,O00, go, an amount never before
eqnailed.
The Anglo African Nervousness e
salamander. He cooly licls 3 red-hot
iron lfil it cOols.
The salt mines of 1Tiehsean prolas-
ed from April % Augusi, 1sa9 ga coo
barrels.
The actress. Hiss Alice Kinesbury,
was married last week 30 Col. CollIe,
o. s. army at VicsbuFg-
The Decotah Repu6liooa says:
"Our paper Is slightly retarded by
the arrival Of an extra male. )"
A chap Of practical turn Of mind
says the milkman's hymn FL, "Shall
we gather at the river"
Chicagoreciprocafes theo0mpliment
Of California fruit by sending % the
Pacific several car loads Of butter.
Constance Mayer. the Baitln,ors
artist. has rereived the decoration 81
the Legion Of HOnor from Napoleon
III.
An experienced old gentleman SAYS
that all that Is required for the enjoy
ment Of love Of sausages Is confidence.
Eight newly arrived Chinamen had
their handsome pig tails cut 0if By
hair thieves In san Francisco the
other day.
A Chinese place Of worship Is 70 be
erected in the city Of New York short
~, where there Is said 10 be ssme To-
OO0 chinese.
Baron Leibig states that the land Of
Hesse has risen 500 per cent in value
during the past fllleen years, simply
under semitic agriculture.
The lady principal Ol the Monticello
(IOwa) seminary, Miss Haskell has
headed the subscription list, for It's
improvement with s. 900.
A Guest at saragota mlstook large
silver handled dinner knife for hIs
pocket handkerchief. "a policeman
pointed ont the err0r.
Minnesota farmer commenced har-
vesting hts crop, q few days aE0, using
twelve four horse FeapeFs, and one
hundred and twenty-five men.
Gen Van Wyel, Of New York has
recently married Miss BrOadhead, Of
Milford, Pennsylvania.
Reports from all parts of Oregon m
dictate q much larger yield 0f wheat
than was anticipated.
A BOstonian has raised this season
on a plot Of less than two acres, $500
worth Of strawberries
The Illinois Central Railroad COM
pany are feneiug the track between
Centralia and Cairo.
IT Is said that esoquette i8 very apt
% engender heart disease, and that
the most efIectual cure for it b . cler-
gyman.
Macon, Georgia, may claim to be
the city Of ulookfng birds. They
abound IN every street, lane OK elley
- INC s'ei'
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fail 70 attract stsnli0n, among which
may be na1es as prominent, the old
Ben o. independence that rang the
good tidings Of liberty throughout the
land the chair IN which John Ham
cock sat - u ident Of Congress, and
the small mahogany table on which
the Declaration of Independence was
signed a portion Of the stone step
from which Independence was pro
claimed, and Rushs Statue Of wash
ington. iii tue center Of the hall,
suspended from Che ceiling, is the
ancient chandeliers which was used
by Congress during It's deliberations,
and more particularly On the night
priarto the passre Of the Declaration.
A chair constructed from various coli
lections from different parts Of the
country, form quite q museum Of his
torio curiosities also, a portion Of
pew in Christ Church, used by Gen.
washington, Gen. Lafayetteand BEN
iamin FrankIin, Is quite an object Of
interest. We attended morning SER
vice last Sabbath IN this church Of
the Protestant Episcopal denomina-
ton. lis the oldest building Of the
kind in the city, being built more
than one hundred years ago.
We imagine we can hear the sacred
requiems as they were chanted By
mournful assem- ably and re-echoed back
mid the huge pillars supporting this
immense structure over the solemn
lied scene, while the Old bell on the
tower was tOlled, and the sympathet-
ie winds bore the sad tidings that the
remains Of the immortal Washington
were being consigned to thetombamid
TIE qilietude and beneath the shades
Of Moent Vernon, on on the historic
bank Of the Potomac. w. D. b.
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r.
One day (what matter about the
year p plainly-dressed man, appar-
entity a foreigner, entered the city Oi
Naples on foot. He proceeded to the
poor quarter Of the town. where he
hired an old untenated house. that al
the people round believed to be haun-
ted He paid balf q years's rent in
advance, took possession. bought q
few necessary articles Of furniture,
laid I'm q heavy stock Of provisions.
and shut hinself up in complete Sc
clusion + the gossips Of course,
wondered who be Was, where became
from, what lie intended 10 do, and 50
'on bnt as they did not like to Ren-
buro an inquiry Of the only pes &
who could give them the decided m
formation, they had nothing left for It
but random glesse5 and mysterious
speculations.
DAYS and weeks passed, and moth
ing was seen Of the strange tenant
neither coming out or going In, nor
yet at any Of the windows, all Of
which remained closed, save an upper
one that, from its situation, nobody
could see into. Then some Of the
neighbors said the man was no man,
but s. mere appariti0n others, that be
had gone IN as flesh and blood, but
had since been spirited away by the
demons Of the place.
at last the police went to investi-
gate the mystery. Their demand for
admittance was answered by the man.
himseIf-a tall, dark parsonage, with
deep blue eyes and penetrating look,
who, IN the most polite manner, in
vited them In, showed them all over
his pOorly-furnished house, and treat
ed them to the best he had. He told
them he was q Spaniard BY birth, q
student from choice, recluse from
whina, and Q sOOthsayer By nature.
They babe him predict his own fate,
and then arrested and took him before
q magistrate. AS the latter could and
nothing against him he let him of
with q fine and few days imprisOn-
NEXT. As he was being taken away,
be cried out, IN the hearing Of many,
"1et him who has condemned me
with cause beware Of the judgement
that will soon be passed upon him in
another world"
Ten days efter the fortune-teller's
release, the magistrate died, and no
one could tell the reason why. There
were those who remembered the pre-
diction Of the former, and n0ised the
fact about; and then certain persons,
who believed In such things, came to
see him.
One night lady came to him dis
guised In male attire. M
81 want 60 speak with Senior Va
lencio, she said
"I ana he,g replied the fortune
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agency. Sac was arrested on susnis
ci0n, buf stabbed herself 10 the heart.
and died The miserable death of the
suicide.
So, one after another, ultimately
persisted our workers Of inlquitv, and
yet Naples remained no less full Of in-
tElgue and crime.
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D4s- A-Aa 53.I - = - ~ Blll-N
a young man, apparently about "a
years old, giving BIS name SIS Wm.
Benson, applied for work at the resi-
tenee Of Mrs. Smith, On Plat BottOm.
Friday 9th, and Yves empIeyed By
Christian Bets. Esq, Who lives on
the p,ace. He worked Friday and
Saturday, ard Stayed about the place
alf day sunday. IA little afleg dark
Sunday evening he was missed. and
l1r8. smith soon after diseoteFaa that
% Uas. gone, also That s EsEolVeR
onEl1g o. E. Beta had heen t.
Ken. tIr. BETA cama - town 50
seaFch 81 Benson, and after hunting 8
considerable time got Sheriff Johnson
% search for hiI1 Between one and
two O'Clock SE the morning Sheriff
Johnson found him On the steamer
VIM. J. Lewis. which was 1aEi0r af
the foot Of Main street, inst in the act
Of purchasing aticket for Omaha. All
the money except about S. was found
on his person. also the revolver. He
was brought bef0ze Justice O'NeiIl.
plead guilty, and in default of bail.
VIII board with the Sheriff until
Court Dolly Herald. PSo5tsmoBgh.
"A coml0rtabis style for wearing the
J. A.. y a
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Republican Mass Meeting .
The FFalEtis of tlne Late Elee-
tfOm EwmogeH.

Republican Mass Meeting Il
The FFaEGs Of ftEae Late Elee-
ton Exposed.
WAsHINGTON, August 28.-The Re-
publican meeting mentioned In yes
terday's dispatch, re-assembled to-
day, Hon. JnO. Trimble in the chair.
Resolutions were adopted calling up
on Gov. Senter to convene IN extra
session tie old OF existing legislature
for the purpose Of taking action upon
the fifteenth amendment. There be-
ing no question in the opinion Of the
meeting Of the consi siitutional eleetiOn
and validity Of that body. These res
olutions VIII be submitted 70 Gov.
Senter Immediately in 8 written note
by Horace Maynard, Chairman Of 3
COMMITTEES app0imied By the meeting.
a COMMITTEES 81 eight. one from each
Congressional district was appointed
TO prepare and did prepare and report
8 memorial to the people Of the State
snd % Congress setting forth briefly
and comprehensively the history Of
the late CANVASS and election, showing
the stupenduous frauds perpetTated.
and pr0nounCing the election q repo-
lutiOn under the forms Og popular
election and protesting against and
denying Us validity. The memorial
covers about rs pages Of foOlscap and
viii be published and circulated ex-
clRsively throughout the State as
soon IS possible. The meul0pia1 does
not ask for Congressional or Federal
intervention.