davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-08-12
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.
QUICK CURES AND MODERATE CHARGES.
DIR. w. X. DOHERTYsH
PRIVATE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE |!
Sacramento Street. below Montgomery, opFs-
site the Pacific "a Ill Steamship csn-
pany's Office, Private entrance
on T,sidesdord street,
ean Francisco.
Essatlishsd s<pressiy 10 afford ds afflicted ses.d
ssd scientific medical aid IN the trsatnsss
ssd ssrs Of all Prisafs and CAres-
Ss Dissasss, eases Of Sssvs-
sy and ell !Sexnai
Disorders.
PRIVATE MEDICAL Ai0.
10 TIVE ArFLICTrD.

nR. W. X. D0HERTY RETURNS HIS SIN
IL eere thanks 70 his numerous patisngs for
their patronage, and would take this opportunity
10 remind them that be eontinues to consult his
Institute for the cure Of chronic diseases Of the
Lungs. Liver, Kidneys, Digestive and Gsnito- Uri-
nary Organs, and all private diseases, viz. 6yph-
Ills In all It's forms and stages. Seminal Weak ness.
aud all the horrid consequences Of self abuse Con-
orrhaea, Gleet. Structures, Nocturnal aud Diarnai
emissions. Sexual Debility, Diseases Of the Back
and Loihs, Innaumstion Of the Bladder and Kid
nsys etc., etc.. and be hopes that bis long expert
and successful prsctice will continue to insure
hita share Of public patronage. By the practice
Of many years In Europe ssd the United States,
be is enabled 70 apply the most sheiens and sue
eessfui rem edes agsins: diseases Of all kinds. He
uses mercury charges uedsrats. treats his pa
tisnts In . correct and hosorabis way, and has
references of unquestiosabis veracity from men
Of known respectabiiisy aud high standing In soci-
ETY.. All parties consulting him by letter or ether
wire. win receive the best and gentlsst treatment
and implicit secrecy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-08-12

ISsaSE.-Last Monday German giving
his name as Ferdinand Wetxel, aged &c
years, was apprehended by Marshal Long
on complaint Of insanity, and after being
examined by Drs. Rice and Tate, before His
Honor, Judge Johns, was adjudged insane /;
and on Tuesday was taken down to Portland
by Sheriff Irvine. The patient seems to be
laboring under religious excitement; says
ne left jacksonville last December, and is
now returning there for the purpose of wed.
ding young lady whose name he gives Us
Miss Louisa Horne. lie says he has two
brothers at Jacksonville and one at Yrcka.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-08-12
To Females.

when female 10 In trouble, Afflicted with
disease, ~ weakness Of the back and limbs. pain
In the head dimness Of sight. loss Of muscular
power paipitaiisn Of the heart irritability, ner-
vousness. extreme urinary difficulties. dersnge-
ment Of digestive functions. genera debility.
giniis. all diseases OF the womb. hystsris, ster-
ty, and ell other diseases peculiar to femsles she
hyuid 70 write ~ % tho celebrated fem ale
doctor, W. X. Doher,y. AZ his Medical Institute
aud consult him about bsr troubles and disease.
The Doctor IL eaecting more cures than any other
physician In the State Of California. Let false
aeiicaey prevent you. but apply Immediately and
save yourself from painful suderings aud prema-
turs death. AL Married Ladies whose delicate
health other circumstances prevent an increase
In their fsssiiies. should write call ., Dr. w. X.
Doherty's Medical Institute. and they will recsive
every possible relief and help. Tie Doctors on
ces arranged that he car bs consulted with
cut fear Of observation.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-08-12

ExrrarRIsIsG.-Mr.N N. Il. Dubois has
purchased horse and wagon for the pur.
pose of running delivery" for his Gro
Gerry Store. and hereafter his customers can
have their purchases left at their residences
without extra charge. This is something
Albany has long needed, and we are only
surprised that our grocery merchants have
not before added suck an attractive feature
to their establishments. Success to Mr. Du-
Bois, say We.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-08-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

"SPALptSc's GLUE" ineuds Furniture, Toys
Crockery, all ornamental work.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-08-12

Ar LowEs SoDA.-Mr. Finley, who is
proprietor Of the old Hensiey, or Lower So.
ds Springs, last week sent US down bottle
, of soda water from new spring which has
recently burst forth from the same rock ir
which the old one is located. This new
spring is much larger and better than the
old enc, and runs at the rate of a gallon ey.
cry minutes, which is much heavier vel.
ums of water than amy of the other springs
have ever given.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-08-12

ouR mills and warehouses have all bear
tusJ during the past week receiving wheat.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-08-12

JUsILANr.-The Germans of our city are
highly ela:ed at the good news daily arriving
from the sezt of war, and Mr. Chas. keifer.
of the Albany Brewery, has manifested his
patriotism for ''dher Faterland' by hosting
beautiful German flag oyer his brewery
Ills associate in business, Charley Rogers,
who is Dutchmaa with French sympathies,
is highly ineensed at this breach ofthe neu'
trality existing between them, and swears
that he .'will capture that Prussian flag be-
fore twenty four hours and raise the Imper-
iai cslers above its tattered shreds - We
await an1ieusly the issue Of this irrepressi.
ble conflict.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-08-12
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
NEW REMEDlEsl NEW aEMfpHs
DIR. GIBBONS DIsPENsARY.
623 Kearuv st.. corner Commercial.
Private Entrance on Commercial st..
SAN rRANCISCO.

ESTABLISHED IN 1854, fer
the trsstment Of Sexual ssa
Seminal Diseafes, such - G0a-
orshes, elect, Structure, 6yph-
ilis In all its forms, Seminal
Weakpess, Impotency. sts.--
Skin Diseases (of years stand-
|ing) sud Ulesratsd Legs sss>
;essfully trssted.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-08-12

Dividends OF ;his Company are paid ANNUALLY
| 70 the Assured, In CASH.
II was chartered In 1888. and It's cnvsbis history,
during Twenty Six Years active operation has
thoroughly established Its reliability.
It's Record Stands ~ Followss
Cash Assets. January, Is7o........s9. .00o. 900 90
Cash Dividend Of ls66...... 673, 900 90
Cash Dividend OF 1867 7..a..-.......- 526,573 IS
Cash Distributions Of 1861. ...... 1851 So
Cash Dividend of 1sG9-... .......... 4sO. .339 90
Total Surplus divded... ........... 4,000. 900 90
Total Losses paid ........ 1900 200 90
| by the Acts Of Massaehusesfs, Incorporated INFO
the General Staf"fes ef 1864. policy e| lys IN
sara"ee far he bss.ff If Married WOMAN
OR ANY PEKSOy or PERSONS SPECf-
FED goss 10 them indepeHdestiy Of the DsLts and
Liatilifis' Of ihs farty ,sho e0Teefs the Policy.
The New England Is the opiy Massachusetts,
Company doing business on the Pacific Coast. and
equitable Massachusetts, Lapse Law.
EXAMPLE SHOWN; THE WORKINGS or THIS LAW
Plan Ordinary Life.
FOR EXAMPLE: A party insuring nt the
age Of thirty five, Premiums all Cash.
One Annual Premium will continue policy
in force 2 years aud 3 days.
EXAMPLE: Premium all Cash Age, IS /;
Plan, Ten. Year Endowment. payable at
the age Of IS. Ono Annual Premium will
continue policy in force as Term Poll.
cy, years.
II you wish TO make IL absolutely certain that
not q dollar you invest will ever be forfsited-L.
IN TIE See E-yiasd.
II you wish TO get your dividends with the sec.
ond annual payment. and annually increasing on
the contribution plan. that is--ro or Jrsr wHAr
~ rouns-so MORE Asp NO LEss. and just when
IL Is dus--i"s"rs :" The Se~ E~ginnd.
NO STOCKHOLDERS IN THIS COMPANY.
Its business in Linn county 10 the last year aud
half exceeds that Of all other companies com
tined.
EyERsoN 4 MIDDLEMIss.
General Ageats,
San Francisco, Cal.
q. ~. HoxORED0D,
log front-st.. Portland,
Ag't for Oregon and Washington Ter.
JAMES ELKINS, Age,
ALsAsr. OHEoos.
au12vsns2m3
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-08-12
Mr.. JULIE KENT,


Together with their intrepid keep. tho KING OF
LION TAMElts. who will enter their den at each
performances and feed them with raw meet from
his naked hands. The attractions are too numer-
Gus TO admit Of even passing aIIusion to all Of
them. The mana cement beg leave TO call par.
ticnlar attention to their dazzling and gratuitous
display. Among its many brilliant features 10
the Eeptunc's Triton Borne Sea Chariot. Follow
ing this proud cavaicade comes the Allegorcal
ear. bearing upon It's top an enormous living Lion.
unclaimed, loose aud untrammcl!ed through tho
streets, lying at the feet Of his keeper This
pany comprises SIXTY HORSES and SIXTY
PEOPLE. by half the largest company that ever
attempted TO travel on this coast.
They will exhibit at
HARRISBURG....-.. Thursday. August Is
MONROE. .................... Friday. 10
iC0RyALLIS.... .... ........ :. Saturday, 20
ALBANY ........ .............. Monday, p
BR0wSSyILLE........ ......- Tuesday, 23
LEBANON N.......................W Wednesday, :" ~
SCIO IO................ ............ Thursday, 70
|SILVERTQN ........ Friday, 90 26
SALEM ......... II. ...... ......... Saturday, n
Tpo Performances Day:
AT HALF PAST 2 AND AT = r. M.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-08-12

lowing eommunication with . request to publish :
ALBANY. August 10, 1870.
Editor Democrat:
SrH-In passing to and From your city 1 find
sae sf the most istolerable stenches shout the
north end of town that il has ever been my mis-
fortune to meet with. merely mention this out
of the good will entertain for your city and sur
roundings. Have your city authorities no knowl-
edge of this matter? If not would Invite them
to ride in that direction the public stages any
evening or morning during the summer.
Yours, &C., A PASSENGER.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-08-12

SPECIAL TERx.-His Honor, Judge Boise,
has called special term of the Circuit
Court for Linn county, to convene in this
city next Tuesday, for hearing and adjndi-
eating the case of the contest between j. y
Whitney and S. a. Johns for the Office o.
Judge Of Linn county.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-08-12
Aloso THE MousrArs RoAD.-we are in.

ALoSo the MoUSrAIS RoAD.-We are in
formed that numerous ranches are now loca
ted at convenient distances apart along the
route of the Cascade Mountain Road almost
the entire distance across the mountains
At Lower Soda, Mr.. Finley keeps grain,
hay, vegetables, -four, etc. I; two miles fur
ther on Mr.. Hensley keeps ranche at Can.
yon creek; six miles further up the Santiam,
in "vine Maple Bottom,a our old friend
Col. Morgan caters to the wants of thirsty
mortals and hungry beasts, while o few
miles farther on Capt. White throws his
house open to the weary traveller with gena.
inc hospitality. An additional drive Of II
milos, up "Seven Mile Hill'' and down a
gradual aud almost imperccptible slope Of
a half score more, brings the wayfarer to
Fish Lake, where our genial friend, John
Claypool, keeps accommodations for imam
and beast" Certainly, with this cheerful
prospect before him, no one need fear of
suffering for the necessaries of life on that
delightful mountain journey, so long as he
has the means to pay . reasonable price for
Provender.
Tue RAlLRoAD.-All the graders are
now working on the railroad this side of
Salem, as the grade is completed to that
city. We are informed that over one hun
1red teams are at work along Mill Greek,
aud that the "advsnce guard T" of graders
are at work at the north end Of " Parrish's
Gap," miles from Jefferson. Workmen
have the middle pier of the Santiam bridge
afoat and are now engaged in sinking it.
Nothing further is known Of the ships Ia
den with railroad iron, and some fears are
entertained that they will not arrive in time
to complete the track to Salem by the meet
ing Of the Legislature-12th of September.
LArER.-Since the above was written we
learn from the Portland Herald that one Of
the vessels from Wales, loaded with railroad
iron, is reported outside the Columbia river
bar
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-08-12

Dividends OF ;his Company arc paid ANNUALLY
70 the Assured, In CASH.
II was chartered In 1885, and It's onyiable history
during Twenty-Six Years active operation has
thoroughly established Its reliability.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-08-12

A MILLION DOLLARS ISHERITED.-We are
credibly informed that two Irish brothers
named Mcdonald. living in this county, have
recently fallen heir to million dollars By
the death of near relative in Ireland. This
may seem like s.whoppern for this hot
weather, but We guess it's a fact; and we
are further assured that one of the brothers
is about to take wife on the strength of the
little ssraise'' in his financial circumstances.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-08-12

EpUeATIoS call the attention o.
our readers to the card of the "Academy Of
the Sacred Heart,n Salem. Oregon, which
vii! resume It's Academic exercises on Mon
day, August %. inst. This educational IN
stitution has reputation second to no othel
: ip Oregon, and parents having children Z
: educate could not do better than to avai
themselves Of its excellent facilities.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-08-12

Masonic MIRRoR.-This excellent Mason
ic monthly for August is on our table, teem.
ing with "feast Of reason and flow of soul
for the Craft whercsoever dispersed, and is
Of more particular interest to the Fraternity
of the Pacific Coast. 1t contains an unusu.
al amount Of Masonic law, which in itself
is Of incalculable benefit to seekers after
authority for work in the lodges Of the
"Mystie Tie." Mr.. A. Carothers, Of this
city, is agent for the Mirror and will be
glad to receive subscriptions from the
Brethren of Corinthian Lodge Jurisdiction
II will be seen by the Prospectus which we
publish in another place that with the Ser.
tember No. of the Mirror it will be publish.
ed weekly in newspaper form, instead of u
monthly pamphlet as heretofore.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-08-12

LIFE ISsuRANcE.-We direct the atten.
ton Of our readers to the new advertisement
of the Now England Mutual Life Insurance
Company. This corporation has been in OK.
istencc for IS years, during which time it has
acquired a reputation for probity and fair.
dealing second to no organization in the
country. Il is founded on correct and lib.
eral principles and is governed by the most
equitable and just laws. No one examining
its claims to public favor can fail to discov.
or its many excellencies and superiority
over ether similar associations, and any one
desiring to embrace this propitioas oppor.
tunity to secure their families competence
in case Of their sudden and unexpected
summons to that bourne from whence no
traveller returns" could not do better than
to give the " New England" trial. Mr..
Holdredge, very excellent gentleman, is
the general agent for Oregon and Washing.
ton Territory, and James Elkins-the genial
and ever.obliging Jimmy"-is the local
agent in this city. Give him call.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-08-12
-
o u Il A G Il N 7 s

The following named gentlemen are authorised
o act rs Agents for The STATE RIoHrs DEMo-
RAT, and to receive nd receipt for subscriptions
to the paper:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-08-12

Or those who contemplate marrisge, who ars s.fs
fsring under any Of these fearful msladies, shsei
not forget the sacred responsibilities resting ups
them, nor delay to obtain immedists Tslisf.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-01-08
HOUSEKEEPER.

CEMENT FOR BROKEN GLASS OR
CRoCKERY.-Take the white Of an egg and
very quick lime.
LEMON PUDDNG.-Beat the peel and
juice of lemon in mortar, with the yolks
of four eggs and quarter Of pound Of
white sugar mix all with five ounces Of
butter, warmed, and lay il in dish lined
with crust; when cold, turn the pudding
out and serve.
FIsH.-Fresh fish, when boiled, should
be placed in cold, and shell fish in boiling
water. Fish that are not stale may be
known BY the red gills, eyes bright, and
flesh firm. When the gills appear pale,
eyes dull, and body flabby, they have been
from the water too long.
SAUCES AND CREAMS FOR PUDDINGs.-
Take equal quantities Of sugar and mOlasses,
boil them together, and stir in little flour.
Take the juice Of an orange, cup Of
sugar, and the same Of good cream.
Beat two eggs well, then add a cup of
stewed apples, and a cup Of sugar; beat all
well together.
MINCE hEAI.-ldh6 AWO VI
scraped beef, free from skin and strings,
three pounds Of chopped apples, four pounds
Of shred suet, six pounds Of currants, picked
and dry, the peel and juice Of two lemons,
a pint of sweet wine, nutmeg, aquarter Of
an ounce Of cloves, the same Of pimento and
Of mace, in fne powder; mix these well,
press them into deep pan, and keep il
covered in a cool dry place.
OILED FURNIrURE-Oiled furniture,
that has been scratched or marred, may be
restored to its original beauty simply by
rubbing boiled linseed oil, used by painters,
on the surface, with waa Of wOolen rags.
Vanished furniture, dulled, may be similar
ly restored by the use Of a vGrnish composed
of shellac dissolved in alcohol, applied II
similar manner Common beeswax, rubbed
over furniture, and heated by the friction Of
a wooden wad, briskly used, - also an e4-
cellent furniture polish.
/ COOKING POTATOES. may seem rather
strange to some that we should attempt TO
teach them how to do so simple thing as
cook a potato, and yet it il q fact that very
L maDV VINO aLIempl W uO thiS NhNASAy 0A0
bring them on to the table soggy and poor,
when, if they had been properly cooked they
would have been mealy and good. Now,
a good, Aoury potato is very nice thing,
but poor, water soaked one is nuisance.
If they are to be boiled, the water should be
brought to the boiling point before the
potatoes are put in. The addition Of little
salt is the advantage, and if the tubers are
not inclined to come out Of the pot mealy
and good without, pare them in places be-
fore putting them into the water to cook.
When fully done the water should be
turned of, and the potatoes left to dry off.
Some put a towel over them, and it is a
good plan it keeps them hot and yet lets
the steam escape. If the potato is baked
take it from the oven rs soon as cooked
and roll it in cloth SO as to break the skin
and let out the steam, and they will be very
much better than when allowed to remain
after being baked in the usual way.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-01-08
A Death-Red Sermon.

A gentleman died last week at his resi-
dence in one Of the uptown fashionable
streets Of New York, leaving 81 900, 900.
He was a member of the Presbyterian
Church, in excellent standing a good bus
band, and thrifty citizen. On bis death
bed, lingering long, he suffered with q
great agony Of mind, and gave continued
expressions Of his remorse for what bis con
science told him had been an illsPent Ire.
"Oh! if | could only live my years over
again. Oh! if l could only be spared for
a few years longer, 1 would willingly give
All the wealth have amassed in lifetime.
It is a life devoted to money getting that |
regret. It Is this which weighs me down
and makes me despair Of the life here
after !"
His clergyman endeavored to soothe
him, but be turned his face to the wall.
" You never have reproved my avaricious
spirit" be said to the minister. "You
have called it wise economy and fore
thought, but | know that riches have been
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-01-08
WIT AND WISDOM.

AN old lady on train not far from Lafay-
ette, hearing the brakeman sing out "Eu-
banks Cut" sailed to the door and asked
lis be hurt much p
A sTUMP-sPEAKER exclaimed: az know no
north, no south, no east, no west, fellow-citi-
zens 7" "Then," exclaimed an old farmer
in the crowd, ''it's time you went to school
and learned geography"
A sHoEMAkER with one eye complained
that one Of bis lamps did not burn. One Of
bis shopmates, who is a genuine son Of the
Emerald Isle, with astonishment exclaimed:
"Faith. and what do you want with two
lamps2 You haven't but one eyel"
A LADY advertises for sale one baboOn,
three tabby cats and parrot She states,
that being now married, she has no further
use for them, for the reason that their amia-
bic qualities are combined in her husband
and their disagreeable characteristics in her
self adds the gentleman alluded to.
A New ORLEANS wife, left at homo one
evening by her husband, who chad business
down town." accepted a friepd's escort to
the theatre The fates decrecd that her hus-
band should occupy the next seat, with an.
other lady, the occasion of bis urgent busi-
ness. As soon as the wife made the discov-
cry, she leaned over and whispered vicious
ly: Charles, who is that hussy you have
with you n ''Sister Of that fellow you have
with you" There was no need of further
explanation.
IF you quote any Of my Jokes" said
Lamb, quote this, which is really a good
one. Hume and bis wife and several Of
their children were with me. Hume re-
peated the old saying, One fool makes
many 'Ay, Mr.. Hume, said |, pointing
to the company, you have a fine family"
A COUNTRY PAPER says that the other
day an Irishman was called up in q case Of
assault and battery, and when asked by the
magistrate what be said, remarked:
Il said with the toe Of my boot, Go
home
DURING the long French war, two old la
dies in Stranrer we're going to the kirk, the
one said to the other:
"Was it ma a wonderful thing that the
BreetIsh were aye victorious over the French
in battle r.
"Not a bit" said the other old lady.
''Dinna ye ken the Breetish aye say their
prayers before gain into battle p
The other replied
"But Gamma the French say heir prayers
as weeIf'
The reply was most Characteristic
"Hoot jabbering bodies, wha could un-
derstan' them ?"
A TEUroNIC philosopher was saluted BY
one Of his!friends, How are you, TOOt"
The philosopher stopped, posed his stick on
the pavement, and replied "Well, watts
the use Of gomplainin' ? Ven I complain,
beeple tink wants to porrow monish ven
I don't complain, they tink I have monish
to lend"