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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-04-14

congratuled in jesting tones the SEN
ate on the era Of good feeling inau-
guratod by tho Senator from New
York, and to the CONSERVATION of Mr..
Conkling and his friends asked unan-
nous leave to introduce his resolutions
as q separate matter. Conkling had
gone too far to retreat; he had seriously
blundered. There was nm almost
psinful silence while the Vice Presi-
dent wanted to hear il thoro was IN
objection; not ono voice to save the
blonde dandy, who completely wilted
when the resolutions were received.
Summers face was radiantly triumph
ant, Morton looked as IL he had re-
ceiyed an attack OF jaundics. The
anti Grant San Domingo Senators
were quito tiokled; even oonkling's
friends could not help smiling ct his
blunder aud the ready use made Of it
by Summer. The galleries testified
thsir delight BY loud applause. This
was gall and wormwood to the dandy
Conkling, who thinks he ia an Adonis,
and that he Glls the eye Of every lady
who gazes down on tho assembled
wisdom Of the Senate.
sumner proposes TO open the Wal
ON the Administration On Monday in
his speech on the Southern outrages,
and he will show that violations oi
the law have extended in high places
ss well. not only in the relations oi
the present administration Of this
country, but in the enforcement oi
the pretended foreign policy on 9
weak and defencelsss people through
the naval power Of the government.
There's fun ahead. and Sumner will
be the head devil.
! On Thursday Mr. George w.
Holmes, Jr.. General Agent NJ. s.
for the Check Puneturing Co., .
had his machines before Treasurer
Spinner and the officials OF his do.
partment. After several hours Of the
severest tests Mr.. Spinner determined
to adopt them for use in the Treas.
ury, and warmly recommended theil
use to the public on government
bonds and securities as An effectual
safeguard against the alteration
of names and numbers in bonds
which may have been lost or stolen.
The raising OF checks from smaller tc
larger amounts is the latest and mosI
dangerous kind o. forgery, and one
which. until the introduction Of thi,
machine, there has been no protection
against. This invention is Of great
public importance.
Sumner will have another chance
to howl against Grant, as his Com.
missioners TO San Domingo did mol
regard the negroes, Fred Douglass
& Son, as social equals, and in con.
sequence Fred & Son feel very much
aggrieved. Captain Temple, Of the
Tennessee, took them in and shared
his cabin with them, or else theJ
would have Jared no better than il
they had been BARRIERS or servants
This outrage against the 18th amend
ment demands an investigation. Cal
for one, Sumner, and go for the bug
hunters and annexationists for dis
loilty. j. Fl.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-04-14
AzPoL1TIoAL ANOMALY.

4 remarkable feature of the Radi-
cal party is cror ping out all over the
country ct the present time, and that
is their acknowledgement Of the cor
ruptions and extravagance of their
leaders, and their utter indifference
to such course upon the part OF
those who are the custodians of pub
lie affairs. When asked what has be-
come OF the vast sums Of money
taken fron ths people. in the shape
OF taxation In various ways. within
the last tsa yssrs. they will frankly
tell you that 10 small snosnt of Il
goes iass tAs pockets OF the office
holdsrs ana political faYorites in
some shape. They viii also own up
thai burberry and corruption = ihs
main cause OF the immense grants oi
the public lands ts the railroad cor
poratieas vhich have o8 lats bssu
made. They sze also frss 10 say that
the Legislation Of ths sountry, since
shs Re<seAas came Into power, has
been IN ths Interest Of capital and
NOT fer the people or the husiness la
tsrssts Il ths country. That by
means Of saeA legislation. more for
tunes hAvs been piled up out Of the
earnings q the people than ever be-
fore siass tAs fesadation Of the gov
srznsas. aud tksa the rich are con-
stsntly growing richer and the poor
poorer. They will freely confess
that The assion sf Congress in regard
TO reconstruction in the South, 10 for
ths purpose Of keeping that section
of the sou1sry In sabjeetion and
themselves fn power
Save - occasional public pap
sucker. hks ths Oreeonian editor,
they do not try 10 defend the admin
istrstioe o. Grant in any shape OF
way that Ne know OF. This is GER
tainly m anomaly in politics, and
shows . very strange coalition Of the
public Eind at this time in regard to
the political affairs OF the country
1t shows not only an entire loss oi
confidence in Grants administration,
but no hxsd views as to the failure.
Il In trus that many are leaving
the psrty with which they have al
ways setsd, bsing fully convinced OF
its entire rottenness and tbs necessi-
ty Of change in order to effect the
reforms absolutely needed to save
the eountEy end the people from
ruin. But there are others, while
they freely acknowledge that their
party is as corrupt as it can possibly
be, still cling to it like . dying man
to life.
We have hope. however, that "for-
bearancs will cease to be . virtue" in
henear future. even with many of the
present sdherents Of thst rotten par
: ty, and that eventually they will least
their lines in pleasant places" with
the Democratic or Peoples Party
We believe that next year viii wit
ness a mighty exodus from the Radi-
cal ranks, and that IN November,
1872, the sun OF its destiny will set.
never more to rise. God speed the
-ldayl
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-04-14

The Forty-First Congress voted
away "a .000, 900 acres OF the public
lands to railroad corporations, and
President Grant signed oil the bills
by which it was granted
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-04-14

Governor Butler, Of NebrasLa, has
been impoached by the House of Rep
resentatives, by vote of 81 to O, for
misappropriating funds, q natural Of
fence for man of that name.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-04-14
PAY UPt PAY UP!

TTynE UNDERSIGNED. BEING DESTROYS
n to travel for his health. hereby notifies slI
perSor l.. .cL,ei u the firm 81 Houck Myers
to come forward an, settle the same before the
fifteenth day Of May next, er .ieir -~-"nntt viii
DO placed in an efseers hands FOR eolleetlon; fer
must hnre money. / can be fourd at the 81.
Charles Hotel. HENRY MYERS.
Albany. Or. Apri, 10. 1871. n33u2
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-04-14

A young man Of Cohoet, New York,
in haste to get ready for a ball, rushed to
the barber shop for shave: Stepping
up to the mirror he was shocked to no
tice that he had omitted to put on his
trowsers. He at once went home to do
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-04-14

London uses 9s, 200, 600 gallons Of
water daily.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-04-14

a CoINoIDENcE-A BRACE OF NJ. Y.
b. Bs-Martin Van Buren Bennett
halls from Marion county, Iowa, and is
engaged in the publication Of Demo.
cratic per.called tho Democrat, in Kan
sas, and Martin Van Buren Brown halls
from an adjoining county (Mahaska) in
the sane State (Iowa) and is publishing
Democratic papor in Oregon called the
Democrat, And both tie NJ. v. B.
BIS are prints. Now, it may be said
that we have not scared up aush of a
''coincidence," yet it is an Ger true tale
and--who can beat 1t? And, that our
coincidence, may be still better sus-
tanned, we will add that the fighting
weights" Of the two M. V. b. BIS are
relatively the same--about one hundred
and-thirty-yfe Mercury:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-04-14

Queen Wet oria's private fortune
amounts to SIG, 900, 900.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-04-14

Speaker Blain e will pass tie sum
mer in Europe.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-04-14

Tho latest comic songs are s'The La-
day with the Monkey Muff and ssGivs
my chewing Gum to Bubby-"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-04-14

Winnie Ream threatens to enter the
lecture field.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-04-14

Twelve persons each oyer 100 years
Of age died in New Orleans last year.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-04-14

Cinnamon costs $1,000 per hundred
delivered in Tennessee.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-04-14

There are over 1000 licensed drink
ing salooas IN PhEideiItsa.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-04-14


NEW ADVEKTIS ENTS
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-04-14
TAILORING. a
L. STRUCKMIER,
MERCHANT TAILOR.

Has just returned from Portland with the hest
goods over brought to this market. oivo him
carly. call. na4w2
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-04-14
DISSOLUTION OF co-pAR1NERsHIl

In connection with the above notice we
beg leave 10 notify the public generally tia, We
have on hand n well selected stock of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-11
Ladies, taze Particular Notice.
The Real Velpau Female Pills
WARRANTED HRENCH,

These Pills, so celebrated many years ago in
Paris. for the relief Of emAle Irregularities, and
Afterwards for their criminal ON 10y ment in the
practice of abortion, are now Offered for sale for
che hrsa time in America. They have been kept
in comparative obscurity from the fact that the
origin ator, DR.. Velpsu, Is sphysiciAn In Paris.
Of great wealth ,ssd has strict conscientioursPrin-
ciples, and has withheld them from general use,
lest they should be employed for unlawful par
poses.
In overcoming female ObstractiOns, Falling
of the Womb, - hites, Green Sickness, Suppress
lion. Retention, or Immoderats Flow Of the
Monthiy Discharges, Nervous and Spinal AAec-
tions, Pains in the Back and Limbs, fatigue on
slight e~xsrtion. Pslpitatiop of the Heart, Hys-
~terics, &c., and will effect q cure when all other
means have failed and, although 3 powerful
remedy, do not contain cAiomei, antimonyy or
ANYTHING kurtful to the constitution
To married ladies and young girls who have
never been regulated, they are peculiarly suited.
They will, in . short time, bring on the moathly
period with regularity.
cAur1ox.-Married ladies should never take
them when there 10 any reason TO believe them
selves pregnant, for they will DO sure toproduos
miscarrisgs.
LADIES can procure q box, sealed from the eyes
oithe caR1ouss BY enclosing one dollar, ana sir
postage stamps TO n. W. MACOMBER. General
Agent for United States and osusdas. a dIhapy
n ~ % Of any satAsriaea Agent. ny2zav1y
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-11
ron GENERATIONS

Diseases arising from indIscretion have been
treated with BAlssm oopAiba and Mercury, IN
ii! the stomAehs Of patients using them became
so nSuss&ted and weakened that il wac hard to
deoide which was the worst CON plant, the dis
ordered stomach or the original disease. At
len 9Th the SAmasit&n's Cir made its advent. and
an entirely neW system of cure was inaugurated,
and the beneficial results ii Oune seen. The dis
zGst;ng drogs and Poisons we're discarded, and
TO day the Gift is prescribed by nnmbers Of the
eading Physicians; yet, Notwithstanding the
sRmaTitAn's Stiff is known to be a positive cure,
purely vege able, and ple4saat TO use, a. only
ten pills have to be taken, many old an III deluvf
ans Will stick 10 their sicKening rugs and gorge
their patients for weeks perhaps months.
Rs- Has q long job and a big bill any
thing to do with it? Male packages $2; Female
50. Sent by mail. We cannot avoid calling the
attention Of delicate females to the Samaritan
Gift IS . positive cure for Whites; By following
directions you viii soon get rid of thai trouble
sons disease, and become robust and hearty.
Sold BY Druggists generally.
DESM0 ED &-CO. Prop'rs.
9l5 Race street, PHILADELPHIA, Pa
Gas. BEHsEs, corner Illinois Asd MArks.
street. Agsntf for Rock Island.
n~ehsdwlE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-11
NOTICES.
CHRONIC AILMENTS:

Particularly 5~crofOlA, have their orixin in an
ill-eured or neglected disease. Do we not see eY-
cry day persons staggering under the weight OF
those liI-treatsd dIEeAses-s1ferlDg out by piece
neal the remains Of a former malAdyl Why is
it? 1t IL because tbs treatment was not suita-
Die or left of TOO soon. Thus the patient 10
patched up while the dregS are allowed to re-
main 20 break out gain even in failure gen era
tions. Many suffer he foul faint Of Ssr0fu!a to
re main in thu 81 stem for Alife tune. Ulcers and
sores that are eating away the very fountain Of
life are allowed to go on. Plmples. biotehes
and letters also disf sure the fAOsE Of tAon9 Auds
There is no necessity TOR this i&men table candI-
tion, as a few bottles Of she SAmaEita,.'s Roo
AMI Herb Juices will eradicate tae tout faint. In
all bad GASES we will furnish the remedy free gi
charge until g cure is effected, thas proving be.
yond a doubt tn at all can be CURED. PimpIe,
and blUtchsS removed, thereby saving many I'M
pleasant REMARKS. Ladies who desire a brilliant
complexion should use the SSmaritan's Root and
Herb juices. Prics al rs mar hottla
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-11
$4,000 !

IN Cash Gifts to Be distributed By the he.
topolit4a Cash Prize ca.
EVERY TICKET psAwH i pSTZE.
Cash Gin S1G0.a1 . Cash Gifts, each s.. Oaa
3 " each 1000 40 - 500
10 " Sa.GUB lal - 9a
10 l.otBl $40 lN
o. Elegant Rosewood Pianos. eaeA $50 TO 500
$50 Sewing MschincS, 90 to is
$50 Gold Watches II To 40
cash Prizes, SiIycrware. etc, valued al 81 .a90.G pG.
y chance To draw any Of the above Prizes for 25c.
Tickets, describing prizes, are sealed in envelopes
and well mixed. ON receipt Of PC. a Sealed Ticket
i drawn without choice and sent by mail to any adj
dress. The Prize named upon il viii he delivered TO
the ticket-holder on the payment OF uue Dollar
Prizes are Immediately sent to any address b ex-
press or return mail.
You viii know what your prize is before Won nav
ior u. ANY Prize exchanged for another OF same
Eaile- No blanks. our patrons can depend on fair
dealing.
ReIerences.-The following lately drew yaluahle
prizes, and kindly permit Us 10 publish them An
drew j. BuTnes, Chicago, $1,000 Miss Clara Wal
Ger. Baitlmore, piano, $ooo; JAS. NJ. Matthews, De-
trolt, 500: John T. Anderson. Savannah, S5,pp ;
lanes simmons, Boston. Sl0.0sN.
Press Opinions The firm Is relahIe ~-Weeklv
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Herald Jan J.. j pst and honorable. News Dee 9
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Satisfaction guaranteed. Every package of 900 Sealed
envelopes contains One cash Gift. Seven tickets
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mixed with water, which rapidly filled the

mixed with water, which rapidly filled the
lower stories.
Many died in consequence of the inhaia-
tion Of deleterious gases, such as chloriO
hydrogen, sulphurio and carbonic gas, which
being heavier than the atmospheric air would
sink rapidly to the ground. These gases
we're generated in the mount and e:espea
through assures in the sides Of Vesuvins'
The humid, ashes covered everything,
adapting themselves to the surfaces o. An1
being dried and hardened retained 'ne -
Of the objects which were enVsiopeu "
them. In the course OF hme 'ne w0s' y.
these objects d~ecayed, end only suon more
solid matter as bone, glass, ana stone are
retained in these cavities. IN ORDER TO have
exact casts Of these objects 1t was only me-
oassarv 20 fill the cavities with plaster and
and break the forms. As the ashes became
s.rdeued in a short time, casts caa be made
in this manner not only Of all kinds of i'm
elements but even Of corpses, and they
show every particular Of the body, and even
Of the clothing SO distinctly that the finer or
coArser texture of the same may be distin-
Ouished. In this manner Fiorelli has work
ed since 1863, and enriched the collections
Of the museum with Invaluable objects.
Let us inspect the gronp which was un-
earthed on the 5th of February, 1863. 1t
contains 4 persons, q man, q woman and
two girls, one of them still a child. Obvi-
ously they fell or lesped from the roof into
the street, Immediately sinking into the Mas
of ashes, end at the same time inAAliug the
fatal gases, they dropped dead.
Another group also contains 4 persons
The frat is a woman lying on her back, eyi
IDENTIFY gasping for air, her right hand dig
giDg into the ashes, her left apparently
raised as if to shield herself from the attach
laid around her head like q eoronet, th,
abdomen is contracted, the bust full aut
round. The sleeves Of the tunio were fas
tened with glass buttons, which tell off wheI
the fabric Of her habiliments decayed.
Ia order TO escape isstes, she had gather
ed up her skirls, exposing the round of III
leg, aud proving that the supposition tia
the Aneieat Romans were no strangers /
pAntAloons 10 By nc, means uaf0unded. tn,
tissOe OF the habtiments of women especial
ly was 90 thin and transparent, the clothe
Of the men so short that pantsloons were nc
only necessary on account Of the climate
bat for sake of d~ecency. Our beRutifI
PompeiAn was Of q large aud elegant 6gur,
her leg we'll shSpen, her ankle and foot ex
tremely small. Her feet were covered b
!, heavily soled shoes, probably to f~Seilitat
} her progress in the streets, covered wit
| sharp rocks upon one Of the fingers of he
left hand was . silver ring, and near he
!. we're found ear rings, . silver hand mirror
? aud q statuetts Of Amor cut out Of one pieo
! of amber, and this peculiar selection injure
5 the young lady's reputation even after destl
for the Archeologists think that she belong
5 ed 20 the demimonde, which fourished n
) less IN those classical than the Psrisian firt
of our day, who survived the second empire
and in AL probability viii survive the thir
republic.
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k~ Book Of Nature.

AL young sat- peopL ahould 81
n etCss consem@9tiBg ma lac We.
rcnt 4ou11 read fs work, tcoaSans s. f.
:nsQ @aedern and agthenfic dscoyerSes ,cre
.7ns1s to the human race spexs " n r..
HCtive Organs sexual oohiijSv nj
VI tai Fcrce-how oct, hoA restored sben
18th when diseased, how cured. how NE
yenteS .romdlsease. Marriage-aii sSont &.
slfspring-how produced, how pr1sTEsgSG
Blotches, Pimpies on the Face-esoop Lhr,
how fred. Every one Their own doctoe..-
Mailed TO any address securely seglse, on 70
ceipt OF MY cents. 1t contains injoaEf3uol
worth hundre DIS Of dollars to the young. It
ID endorsed BY the press and pulpit.
TO the aHicted and unforsu29So-Iou
should send for this Book. II may save your
health and preserve your life nom suffering
and misery. II win save you from the poison
Gus effects of quack m edicines and nostrums,
which are enre TO ruin you. Oh. A. @. OLrS
lie the most successful physician IN the west,
and for the last 20 years has devoted his whole
attention 20 tht treatment of ell Private and
Sexual Diseases, and has no equal on our
continent. Address DE-, A. G: DIN, No. 100
Washington ST., Chicago, Ill All cores
pondence strictly confidential. Cossultstions
hce. Agents wanted eveEywhexs,
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DR.. HUNTER

6i3 Chestnut ST., St. Louis. No.
Makes spcrmdtoTrh@G seminal tecGkness, ner-
roas debility, ImPotencg, tgeakness qf either ser
nia-riCf o. Sts9ie q sperfGIfy. II goa Gre oaf of
socte!g, Toss Ct manly poTer, face diZfquredb v
pfn3p!es, Sd9otc cotnteaeaee, dread of future
eoeAts, fearing 10 HaGrry, or, UmGrTted, Gnhap-
py5 dFgfy aHd be carad. Sehd3 stdHaps, statiag
case No fee osked only as cure procresscz an
diseases or a delicate nature, arisiH0 from er-
ceSses, or exposures. freGted scienfifcauu- Mr.
TIkSE MARRIAGE GUIDE
Sent scaled for twantr. &c cnnts MnataS-sN
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EVERETT HOUSE.


agreeable, Digestiblc, Noarishing, Satisfy.
img, Soothing, Strengthening.
This fariuaeous preparation contains all ths
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has for years been the principal food for infant,
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lie proved by experience to be the beet erery ia,
food far children.
Sold IN cans Of all sizes, and in IS cent pack.
etc for the million by druggists and groeers gen.
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je23-dIy
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