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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-06-23
DEATH OF vALLANDIGMAM.

A dispatch dated NJ Cincinnati Ohio.
last Sa' 'urday. say-: Vailnndi- ham. "n-
.,f tie counsel fer The defense oi Me
Gcehan. accidentally sh"t himself to-
nighf ut Lebanon. II. Wa IN The r,",,n
III cunpa"y with G",ern"r Mclsur"ey.
| -h"wing with pistol how the murdered
man might have si,,t himself. when the
pistol was dischar.cj. the hall cniering
the right side of The abd.men. belrw
| he ribs. Surgeons are now making an
cxnmination. J he accident produced
Intense excitement.
4 speciul fr"m Lebanon mt l o'clock
says Va.landIyhpm is vomiting. which
| H. regarded as an unfa varablc sigu. One
of his physicians said there were inii
caiians nf internal hen,orrhage. Doc-
,ors Scovil.e and Drske ceased the fr.ii-
LEES search for the ball about an hour
after the accident.
| The CDmn,ercjai has the f.'llowin :.
accJuai Of the accident IT, Mr.. Vallam
'ii.iam: IL appears thar NJ tine VT.
recent with Mr. Vallandi9h hmm wlcn
he accident occurred hut tx Llent
i:"veinnr McBurne.. WIN had been ar
>"ciarcd with hun in the de cnse OF Me
Gcchan. McBurncy had expressed
>r.e doubt us To the theory that Myer.
had sho, himself. and Mr. Vnllandighan,
picked up "a pistol tr"m n table. saying
he would show him IN half second
Two pistols we're on the iable-one un.
luaded-and he by mistake u"k up the
loaded one He put II IN his pocket
aud wi hdrcw IL, keel ing tue mnzz u
mex, his hudy. Jis, !, WIS leaving
I, 8 l,ocket IL wa dlschargni. the hai
tn'ering, it is said. near the same place
Myers Wa. ,hut. lie at n,,ce cjicuia,t d
.'.I. MURDER" aud said he had taken
hc atony pistol. While the rxau,ns.
non was going "n he watched The eur.
."ons at work with engrr eyes, ard eve,
assisted them in their search f.r I'll.
tall. lie died ut eightec,, minue- T.
10 ocio K tbs inreum,n He w.n
down rapidly after o'clock. having ~
pulse scarcely ai.er that hour. Dir
Da~srn, Of Circinnati. arrived ut
! o'ch ck. bur too late 10 d. anything f.,
he dying man. Judge Haynes. b,
law partner irnm Dayton. reached Leb
anon this ioren.n,n. with other persona
friends, who were with him III his las
honrs. McGeeIan. in prosecution u
j. whose care he l.,st his life. was takel
y from Jail this forenoon 10 the bedslde
and shed tears as he bcheld the dyin,
friend who had appeared during tn
Ir.gress nf the trial To summon all hi
euergy and legal ahiliiy IN 4 il defeuss
Mr.. Filiett made his Argument for tn
State yesterday, and was To have becl
followed this forenoon by Milhken.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-06-23

The San. francisco Examiner says
that Horace Greeley is still on his
winding way, getting farther and
farther South. Wonderful to relate
he still lives. He has got as far as
Galveston, Texas, and has not yet
encountered the horrid Ku-Klux. =
To read Greeley's paper in his alb
sence, one would suppose those dia.
bolical disturbers of the peace and
slayers of Republicans, black and
white, were rnning riot over the en-
tire South, and an immediate increas,
of the army was necessary to pu
them down. In his Galveston
speech, Greeley said "he could tes
tify that life and property were saf
there" And so it is all over tn
country. but it suits the Radical edi
tors to food the country with lies t
the contrary, in hopes Of manufactul
ling political capital,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-06-23
PRESIDENTIAL MANNERS.


A Washington paper says that the
PRESIDENT gave specimen of his re-
anement at the late state dinner. 1t
'eems TAT Mr. Preston, the Haytien
.Iinister, had not been invited to auy
ii these dihhers, because of diff
Guilty between these hisi, cuu .raciin Z
.,ar1ies growing out of the late at
tempted annezaliun of San Domingo,
sir. Preston didn't like il, ana SO
EXPRESSED himself. When the iuvi.
ta.ious We're gwen out for tie late
safe dinner, 1t was understood that
-dr. Preston had left for hume. Aud
81 an luvlsation was sent INN ut the
.eea.iou III Wasniu< stou. Tue stupid
oecretary, not understanding the
diplomacy intended, telesraphed Mr..
flesion III New Yoik, that he Was
invited to this dinner, aud Preston
,ook the next train with his wife, and
reached Washington just in time to
attend dinner. Grant was greatly
surprised at his appearance, and
turned as many colors Us the Turkish
carpet III the East room, and when
the Minister held out his hand, His
ExcelIency put his two hands OH the
small of his back, and wheelin.
ing, marched away.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-06-23
THE FIRST OF THE CREDIT SYSTEM

The first occasion on which We
bear of an organized system of credit
is when Joseph mor'gaged the cattle,
lands, and even the persons of ali
the Egyptian people. III order to pay
for the corn he supplied them from
the state granaries. The end of the
seven years famine found the Esyp-
tians not only paupers, but bonds
men. sowing Pharaoh 5 corn on Pha-
raoh's land, and compelled to pay
for the privilege of doing it twenty
per cent of the crop to Pharaoh $
treasury forever, without equity oil
redemption. The Egyptians had had
no previous experience of Jews,
excepting Abraham, an inoffensiys
old patriarch, who come to Egypt
because he was hungry-and be gor
Pharaoh into troubie-they had nes 81
seen 4 Jew before. It Is therefore
highly plo6;ible that u remain bran ce
OF Joseph S fiscal policy whilst cnan-
ceIiol of Tie excheqder, contributed
in no small degree to the severity
with which they afterwards ground
down and oppressed the chiidren oi
Israel. But the fact especially nc-
ticeable about the introduction oi
credit is this-bankruptcy and credit
came IN together; Joseph left Egypt
a nation Of bankrupts. And ever
since that time, bound together by
an indissolub,e bond of union (bonds,
in fact, bills and pronissory notes,
those Siamese twins, Bankruptcy and
Credit, have gone on thriving toseih-
Grand will go ON to thrive-until
one cf the TWAIN gets his death-biow
it matters not which; then the other
will immediately die q natural death.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-06-23

A LATE telegram from England an
nounces the death of Sir John Fred
rick William Herscliel, the illustrious
astronomer. He was born at Slough.
in the year 1790. an.l graduated at
St. John $ College, at Cambridge, in
the year 1913. His son SIR Will
liam He"schel, was the person who
discovered the planet Uranus, aud
added so many new bodies to the
planetary system.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-06-23

JOHN BEowN's soul is marching on,
but bis family are widely scattered
His widow lives in Humboldt county,
California, with her son Salmon. and
her daughters Sarah and Ellen
Anne. who was with her father at
Harper s Ferry, is marie i'll Califor-
MIA The two son 5 John aud Jason,
live in Ohio. Owen i'll PenDsy lvania,
and Ruth remains at the old place
i'll North Eliza.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-06-23

On last "Wednesday nrgr, nam d
Thns. Ward was arrested for attempt-
ing to take he life Of auother negro
named Graham. During the trial-bex.
day. Ward shot aud killed Graham IN
tn. cn,irt rooin.
Three children uf Wm. 1.amason. oi
Wheatlaui, Yamhill c"nn,y. were
drowned last Thursday week by u boat
-lnkins ia which they were crossing III.
+ yer. The children consisted nf ...--l,ny
10 years old aud two girls aged s aud y
The spirits told sea captain in San
Francisco that there was great treasure
Ia the Cicos Islands und he went in u
ship Ter IL; but after digging aboul
III tho Islands for several month. aud
aearly starving u death he cam, back
With nary treasure anl highiy di.gasicd
The Presidents visit 10 the pac e..
Cas, in August will ie male IL u sI.e
cial cur iron New York. The cur will
be stepped and detained NJ places where
the Prcs.len, desires to visit lie will
be accompanied by Admiral Porter
Senator Morton aud othe: distinguished d
men.
Following are the newly elected fl
GERS of the Oregon Grand Lodge 81
,io"d Tcmrlars: Grand Worthy Chief
rcmplur, Jacob Sii,zci; Grand C"un
seller. Mrs VI. L. Iloxter; Grand Wee
rempiar, Mary Robinson Grand Sec-
re'ary. NJ q. Ge.r.e; Grand Treasurer
j. Is. Mcclure.
The Gasri;e tells of an assault with
drnvers whip of r Z. Whitley. oi
Polk county. upon James Martin. "i
Benton county. las, Thursday. above
wallis. Whitely iacera'ed Mprlin'-
ac.h badly. and was arrested aud he'll
To bail in $1,000 To appear ut the Cir
cui, Court Of Benton county,
There was raw u, the polls in Port
land last Monday. resulting IN u t"icc-
man. naineI Giim're. s'abbisg u ~ -.
~ The name IL Palmer. win wa> M
seriously hu I Gilmore ,mas ar,--ir B,
trrd. aud b"uHi 10 The FUN 81 So,
al s5,o To appear fer preliminary ex-
rminatiun an TUESDAY
1
John Min,n "Gcrs n premium or Il
u pair of fir-f-cla-s Mcrino lambs To- ih,
youth under 2l years ~ age wh shall
write The bes, es-av or the d ficrcui
breeds of sncep. aud the best mcth"i.
"f general management Of 1ek-. ana
.ive the most intelligent ap-wers ip ih.
management.
| The ioiiowin. officers were eiecie i..i
'hr Coming year nj The e"nvnrsii"n
The t;rani Royal Arch Chapter: J X
Is yiry. al Corvallis. " i. g. n =;
J,eob cna>cr. al Jeif.rs..n. D.p'tv g
| u. =; s. =. Lee, Of c.rvnlli. G. X
} B t..n.ir. "f P"rs 'ari. e. s.; J J.
B~rh. "f D.Iia., Il. T.. e II; ID G
CLARK. "f Corvallis. + = l. ID Driver
al Salem, q. C.; A. q. WaIling. al
Portland. X \. e.; y. Van Du.en. "l
Ast"ria, VI. 3a V; C"i. THIS II Cam
Vi salsm. NJ I'd V; i. n Shurr Il. al
Portland. ia V; Is. + G.~iwln. al
Portland. q r. II. p. Earhsri. of Sa
i.m. G. 8; II, L. De Lip, Of Portland
I S..,,,..i
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-06-23
souru CAROLINA Govrnsursr.-

SoUTH CAROLINA GOVERNMENT
South Carolina has a negro Lieuten-
an;-Gorernor, three Congressman
eleven negro State Senator's, eighty
negro Representatives, and one ne
gro Judge of the ..upreme Court
Now, would the people OF the State
of Oregon stand such a state of things
as that? Would the people of any
Northern State sit passive in the
midst of such an abomination?
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-06-23
REGONSrRU TIOS.
The Weekly Examiner, published u,
Aberdeen. Miss. rays:

The Weekly Erom.ner, published Mt
Aberdeeo, Miss.. rays:
4 deiachment of United States TROOP
!, expected IN ih,- c"y i"-iay ar i..-
m"rr.'w They we're ordered here, ".
"ptnc. On account oi the raiuhrty 81
"ur climate; the heaIihtuiue-, "t "ur
k~siion; he excellence nf unr wafer
the cheapne,s al iucl the b.au'y al
'he city aud the peace uiness III H.
ciiizcns-Dot u disturbance ha, .Bg Oc
CURED within its corpnrate limits since
the war. in which m,orc than Tour iodI
ylduais were c.meerned-thc capacity
"f the churches; the excellence oi ihcir
pastors d The many other requisites
that ecDirIbute io make this "a nobie
''c.mfng ground.
Aud the above is about as COOL u
reason as can be given. without down.
right lying. for sending tro'ps into an,
part Of the South ut tho present time
The feeling Of opposition I" the Constr
iution and to just laws is here in ih,
North, and not at the Sputh. ut the
present time Ii is Grant aud his Cab
met. aud Congress. which needs recon
s'rnciion to bring them into submission
TO The Constitution
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-06-23

THE LATE CoNsEcTIcUI outrage is
thus commented on by the Neto Ha-
rsa R@gister: The Legislature, at lO
O'Clock on "Wednesday night, by u
strict party vote, accepted the report
Of the Smelling Committee zap
proving the fraud of deductipg 100
votes from Gov. En3lish's majority
in the Fourth Ward ], and then de-
cIaring Governor Jewell elected by
the people!' A. more hisli-hapded
outrage was never committed on
popular sufrage-uor a greater in-
suit TO the electors of the State
Messrs. Ingersoll, Stoddard. Eaton,
and other Democratic members re-
sisted the proposition SO long as it
was possible, and acquiesced only
when they were voted down. = =
They have given Mr. Jewell 100 more
votes than were found in the Fourth
Ward box and throw ont 1G0 votes
for Mr. English that we're in the box
In the case of Cheshire, the commit
tee decided that the moderator had
no right to throw some twenty Re
publicanyotes of electors fraudulent
ly made. out and protested agains
it at the time; but they came to New
Haven. and threw out 100 Demo
cratic votes on mere uess-work tha
ought not to have beer found il
tha5bexI Iu this way have the de
signs of the Radicals been consum
mated, and a precedent establishes
which can only bs fruitful of giea
mischief, as it has been of great in
iastice in the present. The peopl
of the whole State will canvass tai
!, action in the light Of law and commo
sense, and their verdict will be on
Of decided condemnation.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-06-23

Oven 12,OG0 persons have died of
yellow fever in Bnenos Ayres since
the restiIence broke ont there few
months ago. That city. which had a
population of 2GO.CG0 when the
scourge first appeared. now has only
40 geo Over $50 eco persons fed
frcm their houses in the city. some
taking refuge in Montevideo and the
towns up the Parana river.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-06-23
100000 Season Tickets Of Admission will
be sold. at So SO each.
All the Pr, milius viii he deposited in the
BANK UF NEVADA Col My.
pREMICMS:
2,pO5 Gold Coin Prem 'um.. ANTI ie sl-s.Ou

2,uU3 Gold Coin PREM uns. am tg te Slso.VV0
BUSINESS MANAGERs-A. W. Potter.
A. Ii. Hagadorn. j. Curweil Lee.
By special permission We refer to the follow
ing we'll kuuwn cifix, ne:
John II dickson, Sheriff Nevada County.
4. w Sigaurney.
john A. Lancaster. National Exchange Hotel.
III S Deal, Editor Nevada Transcript.
ii v Schmitibury Postmaster.
Julius Greenwala unity Treasurer.
tieo b. Newell. cx- Caanty Supervisor.
Thas. j. Gardner. Editnr Nevada Gazette.
P Banner, NJ reliant
r. b. Gently, late hcriT Nevada County.
l. E. hell. Deputy Postmaster.
Ira A. Eatpn, Union Hotel.
&. G. Alieh, Nevada Fonnd y.
Judge TIL. Ro.fc.
teo Phllps, Merchant.
p Goldsmith, Merchant
WIN. H. coe. Chief Engineer, Fire Dcpart'nt.
I. Canticld. rx Chief Engineer
A SAINT rl M reliant.
Bliyen q Potter. Merchants
Lester Mniloy. Merchants.
L. NiheH. City Marshal.
{ Coed responsible Agents wanted. Liberal COM
missions allowed. Money should be sent By ex.
press. or by drat mp. n any solvent Bank. Ad-
dress all commul ications TO
G.. B. SOCIETY.a
naetd Nevada City, Cal.
J. 6. MENDESHALI, j gent n Aitapys
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-06-23

In three or four weeks Capt. Hum
phrey viii take u lot Oh nicl over the
mountains to work on the Cascade
Mountain Wagon load. AT the sallie
TINS there Will be some men go over
To C.lxe up clalms. Ia Tue Aidiheur coun-
try.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-06-23

Hon John Grcincr. ex Governor of
New Mexicn, died ut Toledo. Ohiu. re.
Gently CIV Greiner w.s an enihus;-
asfic Viii. in the old Van Buren, and
Harrison day., aud was the author "i
tn"~c f,mu. campaign songs, Old Zir
Conn" ." T:ppccano and Tyler .". ant
The Wagon Boy The genial and
jolly minstrel WAS npp"inied lndia'
Agent by President Taylor, aud after
ward. Governor of New Mexico By Mr.
Fillmore. He has been editor of the
ZanesvllIe Ciiy Tn,ss siace 1865.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-06-23

PORTLAND ELECTION. few words
will tell the result of the Portland
municipal election last Monday
The Democrats were completely flax
ed out--because they didn't fight.
The average Republican majority is
nearly 200. They were completely
victor GUS in the three wards, and,
consequently Heaps on heaps the
slaughtered Hessiuns lie!
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-06-23

He ry Astor, youngest son of the
great New York miIIlonairs, Wm. b.
Astor, has lately married Miss Layinia
Dynciarte, The daug ghler or apoar taru,-
er OF Rhluebeck. Oh the Hudson.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-06-23

EVERYBODY who wishes to purchase
household or Kitchen furniture VIII uo
We'll to attend Mis-. Mor9ans auction
sale tomorrow. safe 10 Dc SOME pace
OH front street and TO commcnce ut
half past ten O'Clock.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-06-23

Lowell las VI the sl,al-pox, aud
there Is u nio.enent on ioot ~ induce
isu, er to e, home. IL won't work Tor
.he rearuu that care vi smallpox that
had any respect tor ltneIf wuu,un'l iooi
around LItn lung
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-06-23
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Gl,anrd From tho Telegraph.
ursday, Jano IS.

Thursday, Juno IS.
FORLIaN.
Paris pc pic protest against the I.arLar.
t,e- of the vcr-aiiies soid,ery.
a 4uaion oi Sweden and Gern,any is 0i.
ttmf.
Archbi-linp ID Dnl.li', il dead.
TIE nui,,9r d Grrnnn ,nsal III Iy tlt
ate war IL 1890 oficer- AID IL, ,U4S pr
.ate soldiers.
Princes. Maibilda NIX, permission u
Iiiiera To reiu - IA Parts.
Il men executed ~ Paris yesterday.
English Pariiamr,a IL discussing the
treaty with the Uni,ed Staies.
DOMESTIC
Bx Congressman g. G. b wen, of S,uti,
CarJlina, wns sentenced tn day Ia tmy u
lie III $3.50. and i.e Imprisoned 10 the pei.
ent'ary for fw' years. f.r b1gamy. ii
sas ioyal earpe, bigger.
GrnUt Is travelling over the Easier,
) nirs.
ln IA terrific hurricane NJ Galveston.
frxa-. ~ Catholic Church mas blown dowI.,
anI II large a'n.n"t 81 prot~rty destroyed.
Friday. June 10.
fonkt0N.
DtEVuG WHITE bttUG UbHIe " TeItt
state the Pspe b, his tenp Iorai tp,wers.
IL j. proposed IN the ffencii As.cmi,i, !,
20 llnIns,cii Emperor Napdeo,,..
Germany distributes 1000. 900 tl,alers
a,,,.,.s the officers who gained y,c,"ric
.ut,hg fl,c late war.
Pari. w'rkmca will come t. America IL.
sast "u,IiI,crs.
y marriage isarrangcd between y. incrs.
II 4 Al. a
.urg,.
Tue I"ss of II fishing sciooner with forty
even perron-. n.i the eoart Of Newt"aUi.
aud. was rcItrried last week. A later ne.
snunf states that iw" women named Matt
nfrath aud Mrs. l. lburn, left 81. john.
- pa-se.. gers ai.ar,i the III fht.d sclnr,lier
All bur ono nf tl,J.c VIII, ARE missing .af
.irpwned base wives VII" we've dependent ~,
'heH for MEATS T., 1--we through the long
..nd pr,iiticss wintcr "f Newfoundland.
DOMESTIC.
Gov. Weston. 81 New Hamp.Iiirc, wa.
.naugu. nted t".aay.
The un,on ii Canada and British Co.
| .nsnb'a IL 4" nike pace "r Juis .Oii,.
New ut"liand wiIi ra'iiy tue treaty.
oh F."iu. IL t.trii.riai P.i.s.e, ani -.,I..
law IL 10. p.,n. Minister -. Jala
siii u Jai,a,,"-. -'ui-"i- ani IL '"a rr
h-ias.nc- ir"m ia. Jat'n"e-c = "a,.c" u.
.ar'me"f, fE wa-i,i".s"n, irit Sa" F.a.
..,.cp i"r ,h- Ia, to-day.
Saturday. June II.
fuaai,iA.
CharfeI c.np.r- have i.ccn found ia tie
,.urnt prisa.s 81 Par,-. Th.y NC 9
! i"uittr,s ii,p.e 81 prisoners wl,o ere ici,
| ,i,er. L.; the C'.mnmns aud bur.ed aiIve.
The C.,u"t-,, al Paris last aigin CAV.
unr'h {" daughter. Napolepn AID Eu
s'."i- have sia,Ie a Welt tp the Pnnc. al
Wales.
The Tmes siaie. that the f,cnct iar
wiiI an .ust Il. .,,iy twn ,niiiiar. .i i:a',.:-,
y special Parl- rep RI LAY. The ~.aic 81
-i"..- viii rcs.r t"-'.y.
II t,cTHiuA dr"wn.-i i,eaf Paris.
DOMESTIC.
Yesterday I = X Ri.ni.in..n c"r.,"mi.o. u
Pa. ia.i-lpnsa br">- up l.. .lI gFac' fni r.'w
..i,rr ,:,ittl 'iRi- terminated. Tarl,
s.Tc .rv".ai hr .k.n i-n'iS.
| IT." Ma u ,mp-imf. L..S. la are t....ia,
...-.i.-i J"d -. J.m.-> Peep II. Wr,.ht
s...l ". p.a.-- IL ia -c- ii t..e >uteri,,
! '",ri r ri:ht sea.- ir.Ti .rx' July
\ i.a,ai h-ht '.'fw"~a tm.si.ai a..'
! ci,iHesr ,~e.rI- Lns .~.uri,d I'll the cnii.i
| ,..a.t. rhs Ca,naurn wrr- ,icsc.i, :.
c.sursr.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-06-23
NEW AnvERrIsEMEsIs<
DR.. Julien PerrauIt,


Doctor of ns dieine Of the Faeuity Of
Pa11s, oraduats ci tue Lnivc1 s-ty
20 accn's college," in Canada, and
FLyszczau Of the st. Jonu Bar tisto
society, o. San ETaneiseo
Dr Perrauit fas the pleasure to inform his
ai,in f""s Did PATIENTS. sBI others seeking
Confidential Medical Advice. that lie 1au
be consulted da,i, Ut his .fness No. 5U2 Al. ut
ooiners Sireei, Dertf-e4st eor.,es ut@
Street, s'nn Franeiseo, Rooms y, 10 and IL, first
dur. tip ttfIrs.
consussatrons and Corrcspsndence in
1ngI.sb. French and German.
bnfh'5 'sa tns rarr " .'ri.s ~ Sex ual
Disease and Nervous and Ply acal ke-
o1i1ty tsV su.j set ( isin.to ,.area aaa ske-
ear p.feticc .er msnJ yssr.. DR.. Perraait con-
fihnes 10 treat tn. sf3ict,ens stecesrfui y, by
be newe 81 oaf3fc methods, aid itIeut !. SORT
i" Obboxfoast X med,e-.
u barfbea, G'ect. 5triciurcs Babo., UIceu,
skin EFrsptions. etc IN any, ssage. speediy
cured, aud all Sypbiiific aud MereusiaI ta.s-ts
srs'iieatcd fr.IB The sy,t.n.
N"ctn nal Emssings. Night Sweat, Dig
ci.arge finn the UT.tbra eu soipg la stool or
D,aksn2 water, Pain 10 the Back and Head
Rbeam<tic Pain, DIzzrness. S,zh.nx, Ne,yoes'
P"fPtafi u. Fa.hfsBg congbs. S.ft compiex-
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utcs, .F., are some 81 The 4 mt
SymY toms Of Nervous and Physical
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Patients complaining 0f er mere of the
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-06-23

THE Cincinnati Enquirer and the
Columbus Crisis-the two leading
Democratic papers in Ohio. utterly
repudiate the Vallandighan plat
form.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-06-23

CHEADLE & Co. offer, in to-tlay's pa
per, % to 25 cents a pound for butter,
and 20 cents dozen for eggs in trade.
All that wish goods at u bargain will
do we'll to call on them. see their
new advertisement.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-06-23

An Organization has been f,rnlel in
Boston to test The cous,ltutianaI.ty ..
the income tax.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-06-23
MARRIED:

LONG-EARL-Un the 22nd last, in thit
c,ty, by the Rev. S. q Irvine, MR. JAS. L.ae
aud Miss MlsERvA j. EARL-both of Linn Go.