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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-06-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A I'itifiul Condition.

It is u sad thing to pass III Trough life emily
half alive, lct There nre thousand. whose hab-
itlal condition u QUE of langunt aud debility
They complain of 40 specific dlscnso they suf.
fer 10 positive pain out they have no relish Tor
anything which affords mental ar scnsuous
pleasure. In nine cases out OF ten this stpte OF
lassituda and torpor nfises from u morbid stu,n-
act. Indigo ton destroys the energy Of both
mind aud body. When the vast, If nuture IL
not supplied bs u duo and regular assim ilntion
Of the food, every organ Is starved, every fInc-
ton interrupted.
Now. what does common SENSE snggr.t under
these cireumstunees of depre,sionf Tho systcu,
needs rousing and strengthening; not merely
for an hour or two, 10 sink uiterward into II morr
pitahls condition than ever las IL arsuredly
would do ii an ordinary alcoholic stiinulalant
were rc.orted to.1 but radically and permanently.
How IL this desirable object 10 be accomplish.
ed The answer to this question. founded on
the unvArying experience Of "a quarter Of IA cen
tury. Il easily given. iniusc t..w vignr into the
digestive organs by II course If H0stetter',
Stomach Filters. DO not waH,c tine BY admin.
isiertng TEN pcrnry remedies. but wake tho sys.
TEN up BY rrenperHting tho fountain head 81
physical strength and energy, thr great organ
upon which all the other organs depend for thvit
nurture and support.
hy the time that a daacn doses Uf the gren.
vegetable tonic aud insisorant have beeh taken
the feeble frame Of the dyspep,ic viii begin I,
feel its benign Influence. Appetite will be ereu
ted. aud with appetite tho capacity to disesl
what IL Graves. PeTscsesc until th" cure il cpin'
/ piete-uutil hcaithirl blood. fit 10 hc the Iuate
rial Of flesh aud mnScle, bone aud nerve ans
brain, a""s through the channels "g circulation
Instead "f the watery psbuluin with which they
have heretofore been iinpsrtrctiy n"Gr.fhcd.
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rur IArs.-Mnrahnll,s fnmous TY.

TIE JAps.-Marshall's famous Ty-
coon Japanese Troupe performed In
this city last Friday and Saturday
nights to full houses. This troupe ls
the most remarkable of tho kind we
have ever seen. Their tricks are da2-
zIing and their contortiona wonderful.
Human Imagination cannot conceive
what they are able to accomplish in
the way Of jugglery, etc. Their per-
formances must he seen to be appre-
ciated. They cannot then be comprc-
hended.
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Patients residing in any part of the State, how
ever distant, who may desire the opinion and ad-
vice of Dr. Doherty in their respective eases, and
who think proper to submit a written statement of
such, in preference to holding a personal interview.
are respectfully assured that their communications
will be held most sacred.
Ifthe case be fully and canlidly described, per-
sonal communication will be unnecessary, as in
structions for diet, regim en-, and the geaeral treat
ment of the case (incladiHg the remedies), will be
forwarded without delay, and in such a manner as
to convey no idea of ths parport Of the letter or
parcel so transmitted. Consultation by letter or
otherwise. FREE. Permanent cnrc guaranteed or
no pay. Address, W.K. D0HERTY. NJ. D..
San francisco, California
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HENfORRHOIDS.

"A. c~aRoTHERs l. co.'s pie PILLS
AM OINTMENT have now bccoi 10 one oi
the standard Peefaratioae "f the day; Is pre-
pared aHd recommended for Piles only whether
t&toni" or recent. Sufferers may deepen ! upon
t,.fhat this remedy ~ili give them lseTu lament
relief frUin thiS troublesome and damaging CON-
plant.
Sept posi- paid to noy address (within the Uni
ted Statesl ap0n rccaip, of price. 81. 80.
a. CAROrIEES 4 CO,
ni0yi Albany. Linn Co.. Oregon.
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REMARKABLE CURE OF TIE So.
PERzNTEEDEuT or THE
GUADALUPE MINE.
,'IHg WORK CO.'S nnAVrLY ox."-cAsE so. cool
-4gcoND SERIES.

. HE hDEA bOLH LEAfILl ~ -EAsE 70. LNWt
-sEcoND sgHfEs.
GuApALoprE AiNE. near San jose.
| August II. 1871.
DR. 4. II. LorTEs 1 Co. For "A long time I
ave been afflicted with Rhsuinatism IN my
l. snds and feet, the pains nost nt the tiHso being
g. - scrrTe. On In 5th Of Jnly I procured
a IN G Of your INK WEED REMEDY. and n,
TO- I ,kins only thrca b stles. and that 1 ain
quite restored 10 health sd strength. 1 have
had IL : khsumhti ,n fys 81, ven iii1 year.. had
ih-uk IL at the success 81 tho "USk" N ruriHg
a disease 81 long standing. in - short - tslae,
Is very r.. sarkable
Is a iona : and appetizer I LE~r ueyc- met
sith Anytb.'ng equal to tho "ISE WEED
REMEDY" Daring tic iiHr | ~. taking d
! gaised li5l .nnd' IN weight Trhst'Hg that
this eertl4ca.s = tay be useful iu inducing ,AeI'
affected AZ / uas to try Tho "UHk.'
remain, very trails yoass.
JAMES r. BROWN.
n27tE. sup't and Agent Guadalogpa Nine.
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Seven vessels ares1ow loading aG
Port Gamble, Puget Sound. for China,
San Francisco and South America,
with an aggregate Of 4.6sg,0oO' feet
Of lumber. Four more are on the
way thither to take a million and q
half /
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CENTRAL BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.

Editor Democrat:
The Central Association held their
annual meeting at McMinnville last
week and transacted their business
with a degree of harmony that prom
ised great good in the labors of the en-
suing year. The Introducing sermon
was delivered by r. c. Hill. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Elder
Hunsaker, Moderator; c. II. NATION,
Clerk; A. ". Stanard, Treasurer.
The Association inaugurated initia-
tory measures to have ministers sus.
tanned as Evangelists, that more etfec-
tual gospel labors may he performed.
Suitable arrangements We're made to
facilitate and encourage the enterprise
of endowing the McMinnviIle College
which inspires all concerned with
great hopes of success in making the
College al enterprise of mutual inter
est to all the denomination in Oregon
and Washington Territory.
The Association endorsed the labor
IF the agent of the school and directed
and authorized him to continue the
canvass until the endowment was Sc
cured. The success of the general
agent has been satisfactory and he is
cordially commended to the people in
terested in the College enterprise.
The location OF the College III Nc
Ninnville is certainly very appropri-
ate. The village, surrounded as it is
with a rich and beautiful country, set
tied by industrious farmers who possess
fine estates and liberal hearts and are
ready to assist freely in building up n
good school in their healthy location,
where the young may breathe pure
air and look on Natures rich variety
of scenery, and thus keep the mind in
a healthy condition to obtain and re-
tain useful knowledge.
The school has been of a character
to give general satisfaction under the
care OF Prof. Roh5. Uhen looking on
aschool of this character, with an ex-
perienced teacher and scores of intel
l~ectual, orderly, promising young per-
SONS, we are forced to the conclusion
hat the young people Of Oregon are,
or should be, deeply in the sympathy
of every christian heart. for none but
a cold heart and a dull perception
could fail to perceive much to appre-
ciate in the youth of u country.
r. c. HILL
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t7apped TIirnds and Face.
Sore lips, fsry.,ess OF the Skin
Sr fr

Cured al once by til MANS cAMPfoR
ICE WITH GLTCERIa.E. /; keeps thu hands
s9it n oil weather. See hat ysu get HEGE.
MANS. Sold by all Drus q Is. only - centA
Manufactured only by uFGi NJ Il d Co.. Chem
lists and Drrggist.. New YORK. Janl35Iyl
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For the very hest photographs, go to
Bradley Sc Rulofson's Gallery without
STAIRS-Bss~ ASCEND IN THE Ell
EVATOR, 42D Montgomery Street,
San Francisco.
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LosT-Between Albany and my
farm, a lady's gold breastpin. Anyone
finding and returning it will be liber-
ally rewarded, as it has a value to the
owner it. can have to no II else.
EDWARDR GEARY.
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RELIafoUs.-Rev. Mr.. Lowell, OF the
M. Il. Church, South, breaches regu-
larry In the Court House In this city
on the second and fourth Sabbaths In
each month.
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81 mil. Lnwens,ein i Go. Furniture md carpet
h deai"r--s stores from f%i 80 les Fir't II.
~ mpl"ymcnt Agency. wi'horell / Holman,
Ia so Front -. Furnish all kinds ~ hcip.
~ wording q Beoir. 10 From, st. COMMUNION
az Netchantsand irsi~rs in domestic produce.
EylshIon livery Stable. cot. First ( Salmon. T.
H Cn.teit Pr. Good 'urn-euts always on hand
EFyhel / Roberts car. First 4 Washington .t,.
Dealers 4 mnBugae. c%l"'hinr. farn'g goods.
FN.eelard. pr. -. H.. Dentist. oaice S". 9. De
b kum's Black. e"r. Pitst 4 Warrington s,,.
Hnl Il Steel. - aud - Firs; -. Dealers In
IN B"nk.. Stationary and Musical insirum'nfs.
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a. WHEELER. sHEBD. or

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANT.
Agent for sale of the celebrated "Bain Wag-
on" and for the sale of all kinds Of agricultu-
raj machinery.
copsignments solicited. Town lots intown of
| Shedd for sale.
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ALBANY COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
closes Friday, June 18th. Examina-
ton of classes commences Tuesday
morning. Lecture before the Literary
Union, by Rev. DR.. Lindsey, of Port
land, Oh Thursday evening. Literary
exercises BY the students on Friday
evening.
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HORSES IN TEAINING.--Through
the p~oliteness of J. H. Grouse, ESD, we
took a spin TO the Fair Grounds last
Monday, for the purpose of Interview
ing the horses that are in training for
the coming July races. We dug up
the following items in regard TO the
matter: Sir. Ross, OF Tehama county,
California, has two running horses in
training which he brought from that
State a few weeks ago. One Of them
is "Hiram," q trim and elegant 3-year
old sorrel, of the Lodi stock. The 9TH
er is "Trifie," a bay, 42years old, sired
by Norfolk superb animal. and
looks like she could beat lightning jus:
a IeetLe. Mr.. Ross also has in training
a fine trotting mare, "Nlary Eva
Grouse" who is claimed TO be able to
go in a emile heat race OF go on time.
VIM. Grid is training his own horses,
''Buckskin BiIr' and "Ploughboy,"
both of whom have good regulations
among lovers of the turf throughout
LtIC Ol1lC &1I. olId y dIcO Iidlllti2
"Bones," a trotfing gelding belong
ing TO J. Il. Grouse, and "Albany Boy"
a4-year old trotter owned by Cbas. N.
Cartwright. Frank Parton is training
a Va trotter with which he expects
to get away with everything; and 5.
Montgomery has three trotters in
training, named respectively min
ME-" "Dolly Earden' and "Name-
less" The horses seem to all be in ex-
cellent condition and will doubtless be
able to make the contest for the various
purses very exciting. The track is in
the best condition we have ever seer
it, and Mr. Cronse has taken special
pains to place the grounds in excellent
order for the accommodation OF those
who will attend during the races
Huge sport may be anticipated, and
we advise all to come and take a hand
in the festivities and enjoynaents of the
occasion.
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NEW
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COTswoLD SHEEP.-We direct the
attention of the wool-growers of Ore
gon to the advertisement of J. S. Toll
ton, Esq, who has just arrived from
Ontario, Canada, with a fine lot OF
thoroughbred Cotswold bucks which
he offers for sale on the most reasona-
BILE terms. The sheep mag be seen at
the depot in this city. Mr. Tolton
started from Canada with fifty head,
but disposed of several on the way
They are all yearlings save three who
are 2-year olds and the most magnifi-
cent animals of the kind we have ever
seen. They beat the famous "Darby
Ram" of song notoriety ali to smash.
We have examined a specimen of the
wool which is over a foot in length
and of the finest texture. The sheen
will probably yield from Is to 20
pounds of wool to the head. 1t is
worth the time and trouble of any one
to make a visit to the corral of these
sheep, whether they desire to purchase
or not. We would like very much to
see the whole band purchased by wool
growers of Linn, as We are satisfied
the investment would be q, good one
n b propagation of the stock
would be creditabIe to our county
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PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.
TO THE AFFLICTED.

nR. W. K. D0HERTY RETURNS HIS SIN
ecre thanks to his numerous patients for
their patronage. and would take this opportunity
to remind them that he continues te consult st his
Institute for the cure of chronic diseases of the
Lungs, Liver, Kidneys. Digestive and Genito-Uri-
nary Organs. and all private diseases. viz. Syph-
Ills in ali its forms and stages, Seminal Weakness.
aud all the horrid consequences of self-abuse, Com
orrhea, elect, Structures. Nocturnal and Diurnal
emissions, Sexual Debility. Diseases of the Back
aud Loins, Inflammation of the Bladder and Kid
neys; etc.. etc.. and be hopes that his long expert
ence and successful practice viii continue to insure
bim a share Of public patronage. BY the practice
Of many years in Europe and the United States,
be is enabled to apply the most efficient and sae-
cessnul rem edies against diseases of all kinds. He
cures without m ercury, charges moderate, treats his
patients in q correct and honorable way, and has
references of enquestionable veracity from men
of known respectahility and high standing in soci-
ETY.. All parties consulting him by letter orother-
wiss, will receive the best and gentiess treatment,
anu implicit secrecy.
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A FAILURE.-The Corvallis and Al
bany Base Ball Clubs did not play their
third tournament last Saturday, as
was announced. The reason was, that
the Corvallis club would not agree to
play on the Monmouth grounds, but
insisted on playing the game on their
w grounds. Our Albany club, being
n challenged party, had a right to
h choice Of grounds, and chose the
Monmouth grounds because they were
entirely neutral. We presume this
Will end the match between these
clubs.
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DENTIsTRY.-See the card of DR.. T..
O.. Smith elsewhere. The Doctor is a
careful and a skiliful operator in his
profession, and has. bis Office supplied
with all the modern facilities for al
laying pain in extracting refractory
grinders" lie has the new inven-
ton for making plate work, which is
said to be much superior to anything
extant in that line. Read his card.
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BRICK SALE.-See advertise
ment of L. c. Burkhart. He has a
large quantity of the very best of brick
for sale.
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KILLED BY THE CARs.-We are in
formed that last Saturday a section
boss named Sullivan was run over by
the cars, near Eugene, and killed
Two cars passed yer his body, and
the third one stopped with a wheel
resting upon his abdomen. OF course
he was almost instantly killed.
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NEW YORK NOTES.

NEW YORK, April 30.
The reported return of COnkling, the
defaulting cashier of the Market Saw
ings bank, is unfounded
Judge Bedford overruled the motion
to quash the indictment for larceny
against VOgt, the alleged Belgium
murderer.
Colonel Jerome B. Fellows was ten
dered and viii accept the Coleney of
the Ninth regiment, made vacant by
the death Of Fisk.
Several children were injUyed during
the panic occasioned by the fire in rear
of the public school in One Hundred and
Twenty-ffth street to-day.
Coy's fiouring-miIl, in Brooklyn, was
damaged to the amount of thirty-fve
thousand six hundred dollars last night.
Insurance, fifteen thousand dollars.
Cornelius Underwood, Clerk of the
Assembly, died in Albany this after
noon The remains of the late Senator
Hardenbough, were taken to Kingston,
Ulster county this afternoon, and will
be inferred with proper ceremonies
Thursday, from his late residence.
r A Special to the World from London
says: 81 am authorized to say that the
British Government considers the
claims for indirect damages as with
drawn. Gladstone and Earl Granville
compiimented the President in Parlia-
ment, for yielding to their terms.p
Early this morning three men, in
wagon filled with milk-eans, drove to
John NJ. Slevins's satisfactory, East
FOrty-seeOnd, street. One of them
knocked at the office door, which was
opened by the porter, Michael Sherry,
another one struck him on the head
with club, and he fell insensible. He
was then bound and gagged, and five
thousand dollars worth of silks stolen.
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DARING ROBBERY.
A Band Of Robbers Boldly Ride into
Columbia, Kentucky, and Rob
a Bank Of an Immense
sum Of Money. C
Heroic Conduct Of the Cashier, who is
Deliberately Shot and Killed by
one Of the Robbers
zens in Pursuit.

LOUISVILLE, April 30.-Yesterday af-
ternoon about two o'clock five men,
mounted on splendid horses, dashed into
the town of Columbia, Adair county,
Kentucky, and stopped and dismounted
at the Deposit Bank. Two, with pistols
in their hands, held the horses, while
the other three, with drawn revolvers,
entered the bank. -Four men, including
the cashier, R. A. c. Morton, and a
member of the legislature, Jos. Gornet,
We're inside. The men demanded the
keys of the safe, and one attempted to
shoot Gornet. The latter knocked up
the pistol, the explosion of which burned
bis hand. All gentlemen in the bank
escaped, except the cashier, who stood to
hls post, refusing, under fearful threats,
to unlock the safe. One of the scoun-
drels shot him dead, and the party COM
menced to pillage the bank of all the
money outside Of the safe, which they
could not open. Meanwhile the two
outside fired their pistols in all directions,
driving everybody off the street. The
raid was so sudden and unexpected, and
short, that the town. seemed panic
stricken, till the robbers mounted their
horses and dashed out of town. The
citizens Immediately organized and went
IN pursuit, and at last accounts were
gaining rapidly on the fugitives. The
amount of money secured is supposed
not TO be very large. Morton was gem
tleman of high character, aud his vio-
lent death is deeply regretted. Great
excitement prevails in the country over
the outrage, and the robbers will proba-
bly, be lynched on the spot if captured.
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think It right to report bib when he
does not intend TO support 1t?
Mr.. Dawes-I reported it IN ateof
dance with my public duties and with
express beruission. As / stand before
the House I dissehted most emphati-
eafIV from the essential provisions OF II.
MT. Kelly Pennsylvania Whose
bill is it? laughter.
Mr.. Brooks i do not think tlis
Speaker could have made a fairer
possible Committee ON Ways and Means
If he tried-four and q half on each side.
Laughter Mr. Brooks went on 20 say
that BY his experience in the Committee
Of Ways and Means, be had almost been
educated up to a free-trader.
Mr.. McNeily took the position Of free
trade and direct taxation. The direct
tax which he proposed was not tax
on real estate alone, but on
all property and everything, the value of
which is measured by money. He
would abolish all tariff and internal
revenue laws, including taxation on
spirits and tobacco. He argued that the
tax on spirits was a peculiar hardship
on his own State-Illinois- (which had
last year paid tax Of over ten millions
of dollars on spirits, being nearly third
of the entire revenue from that source.
At the close Of Mr.. McNeiIy's re-
marks, the committee rose.
Mr.. Maynard, from the Committee Of
Ways and Means, reported a bin pro-
vlding for the reissue of United States
bonds in all cases where the bonds have
been destroyed or defaced without de-
fault on the part of the owners, under
such restrictions as the Secretary of the
Treasury may prescribe. Passed.
The session of tomorrow evening was
set apart for the business of the Com
mittee on Territories.
The Speaker appointed Messrs Hay,
of Illinois, Coburn, Cox, Campbell and
Finklenburg a committee to attend the
Sharp Shooters festival at Highland, Il
linOis, on the thirteenth of May next.
The House then adjourned.
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PARIS, April 30.-Gerton, Commune
ist, convicted Of participating in the
murder Of hostages, and sentenced to
death, was shot at Sartory at six o'clock
this morning.
Minister Goutard has informed the
Committee of Liberation that the Ger
man troops viii evacuate France imme-
diately after the payment Of the indem-
nifty is completed. GOutard declares
positively that a forced loan to provide
means for liquidation is impossible.
The Swiss government having re-
mOnstrated against the maintenance of
the French passport system with regard
to Switzerland while it is abandoned for
England and Belgium, orders have been
issued that passports will no longer be
required of travellers to and from Switz-
erland. %
NJ. Edward About announces the sew
erence of his editorial connection with
the lore Hospdpcr. He becomes
editor-in-chief Of the new journal, the
DieI.
Henrie Steele, the reporter of the
Committee on CapitulatiOns, having
criticised with severity the part taken
by General Wempffen in the surrender
of Sedan, the General replies protesting
against the censure of the committee as
unjust, and requests that he be released
from the army.