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MeIanchoIY.

Melancholy or Lowness Of Spirits, is,
in many cases, not the result OF misfor.
tunes or calamAies, but rather Of imperfect
health, or, in other words, Of deficient
nutrition. In such cases, the only rene.
dy isto invogorate the functions both OF
digestion and of assimilation. Lowness
Ofspirits is indicative, more especially, OF
deficient nutrition of the brain. The
brain, 10 preserve It's normal vigor, de.
mands a great deal Of. Duirition-more
than any other organ. Tho brain is but
t.3Gtll Of the weight of the body, vet Il
receives from 10th to 1:10th OF ali the
blood driven from the heart. Thus while
1t is true OF every disease, that 1t is simply
Natures calllor more nourishment, II ID
especially true Of Melancholy. Let the
melancholy man eat; and, In order to in.
crease both his appetite and his, power Of
deriving from what he eats the full ad.
vantage, let him use DR.. Gottlieb Fisch's
Bittefs! i17 g 5fl'2s sssTgJ iaa SECS
This subject continued next week IN.
der :" Cheap Horse Feed." 81 nm,
"Ware & schmlts, Philadelphia, Pro.
prietors ofDr. Fisch's Food Bitters."
a''t.4a ..-H va ~ .HNiNF VI qTUi OlSd hy
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A REPORTER oFthc Bangor Wig has
felt moved 10 produce the following poem :
A lovely young lady in gorgeous array,
promenaded up Main street about noon
yesterday the walk was quite slippery,
but she needed it not, when her feet both
flew out and down the gal sol! What q
scene 1t was followed Silks, velvets and
plush were bedaubed and dedraggled all
oyer withyslush, The little boys smoker
q, the older folks smiled, the young lady
frowned and then sobbcd like "a child (; 10
church she was going, but alas, she could
not; towards the house OF her papa she
got up and got z
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diseased Di I.,lsi !.

I ~ chronic Indigestion, affected The
stomach, only y might be more easily
borne; but Il, gives, rise, inevitably, 70
many others diseases affecting the liver,
the, nerves, The bowels and the brain,
Blliopmess, nervous trelnors, constipa.
ton, headache and terrible mental distur.
Dances are among lis usual accompani.
ments. In fact, every organ, every fibre
Of tho frame sympathizes with the
debilitated and diseased stomach. What
is needed In such q case I Clearly an al
terativo and invigorant; and among medi-
clncs Of that class Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters q, beyond all commparison or es.
Innate the best. Mere p1rgatives only
deprive the system ofithe little strength
that disease has left II. Saliyants nave
the same eject The whole internal Or.
ganlsuiihas gone wrong, and can only be
put right and kept right by medicine
In which the tonic and stimulating Gle.
tnents predominant, but are qualified ana
modified BY anti!bilious aperients and
bloodGpurilying conponents. Now, the
truth Is land the medical faculty as well
the public known the fact, that Hos.
letters Bitters contain every ingredient
requisite Tor the cure Of dyspepsia and ali
the ailments Of body and mind which Il
involves. This has been proved Ii 50
many thousand OF instances that 1t seems
almost idle to repeat the statement. .
The great tonic rallies exhausted nature,
from whatever cause enfeebled, and
permanentely recruits the vigor of The
nerves, the muscles and the brain. It's
effect upon the brain Is to give strength
tothewilland.p precision to the judgments
and to Danish dependency and that in.
trinity Of purpose which generally &C.
companies bodily weakness. jEi eodGw,
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The Favorite Soap,
MsnulActnred by E. REID. Wheeling. W. Va.

q claim that II cannot DO excelled, ISt, In purI
~ and quality; I'd, In economy, because Il Is
drm and hard Gs soon as made and will not shrink
when exposed to the atmosphere, like most
soaps do. 1t will therefore wash half as much
more as tho soaps now in market at the same
price; Sd, ForPeffection In washing. You must
wash with pure, clean soap, or you cannot have
clean, white clothes. USS thS FGp0Fit6 Soap and
you viii have no more trouble getting your
clothes white and faultlc8s, and guarantee that
It will not injure the skin or tho most delicate
fabrics. 9TH, claim for II an advantage over an
others In that twill bear leaving In water lor 8
or 10 hours without injuring It. Other soaps arc
rendered useless by forgetting them In the tub
or basin after using. Please enquire OF yonr
grocer for tho FayOrte Soap, and you win DO
convinced that II is tho best, ~
CAUTION bar 10 stamped "AnhSys' and
4tesastel' EGVoE!N Soap, manufactured By q,
Reid. HaStliRg, w Td.mf - :
Manufactured and sold at Wholesale by
---.s-------e.s- EDWARD REID,
...sgF - RoAn and Candle MAnnfaHtnFr
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Cow TO T&1toh1Nd. "a o. Quarter,
OF the Saving Bank notoriety, has gone
into the tailoring business, under the di.
rection OF our genial townsman, H. q.
McMasters. Mr.. Mac. has been engaged
by the authorities to supcrintend q tailor
shop in, that model institution known as
the West Virginia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Isilla Retorier. :, :, ., ~ GilhH
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WANT SUPPLIED. a1

To supply want felt for real genuine good
article OF Soap ut reasonable price, tho under
signed isnow manufacturing such an article, a.
al testify who hayo seen and used
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LiverComplaint.

- 9.,a, -, e. "a =, 80 90 :
II ms msease there IS q peculiar CO.
cnsclc. conduoa OF inc blood which
gives Flse " y lo1g lFaln o. ulVeTslned
symptoms. -.,''.
Inc countenance becomes sallow, the
eyes nave yeiloWls1 !inge, the whole
skin becomes changed in color and APP
pearances, ana nov nnlrequently termi.
nate IN 1aundlcea condition OF all the
c&Cretlons, Dpt especially the urine.
Dyspepsls soon Esels ~, sometimes
coughs slmllsnng Oonsum ptlon, Dropsy,
win us usual sgInp tons OF swelling Of
ieet ana LEGS el nay qltncultles, Cos
nVeness, tslles, &C; nese many times 50
lar change tne symptoms ~ every other
respecs az 70 make y iaillcnlt ior any
physician 70 aLIlss es lne tlle nature Of
lne case py ,las p ei en q tongue alone.
mere oCt lil ms ection OF tne urine
IN tnis als sen noNsyetl y nearIy always
suulelenst Y ueIeIlllne me nature Of the
case, ana many slmes 70 give very cor:
rect opinion Oh tne e-elent OF the mischief
also; ,,,.,
Inc mSt . q .Wnlch Is so apt TO take
pace IN LAYER gomplalnt mas often leg tot
erroneous ueesmenI, ana me worst O.
consequences nave 1hus pelallen the pa
t'e M - - $500, -. 45jLso
we nave cuFea many cases Oh melan.
G en- amounting even ,, 70 . "defangement o.
tne ,mlna, Wlen lne 9, cause was plainly
atIrioataole 70 Liver Complaint alone
In TINS alsease, as IN many others, the
urine Is 50 g tSs m 9aae g $50 TO denote he
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Dead or Dying. Where the hair Is
unnaturally dry, you may be sure that II Is
dying; and unless artificially vitalized, Il
will soon be as dead as leaves. in Noyem.
Der. Feed the whitening fibers and stimu.
late the torpid scalp with LYONS KATH.
AKRON, and the evil, which must other.
wise soon eliminate In badness, will be
speedily .remedled.l Il is absolutely
necessary for the health Of tho brain, that
1t be kept moderately moist with q
preparation capable Of nourishing and in.
|vigorating It. LYoN's KATHAIRoN full.
fills these conditions, and is the Sonly
article that actually puts 7eto iite into TIC
capillary tubes, through which the natural
.nourishment has ceased to pass. This
pure and harmless vegetable preparation
Is absorbed by the skin OF the head 10 the
roots Of the hair, and pass into the fila.
ments by the force of capillary attraction.
Died Suddenly Of Heart Disease.
How common is the announcement.
Thousands arc suddenly swept into enter.
nityby this fatal malady This disease
generally has its origin in impure. blood
filled with irritating, poisonous materials,
which, circulating through the heart,
irritate its delicate tissues. Through the
irritation may at first be only slight, pro.
ducing little tpalpitation or irregular
action, yet by and by the disease becomes
firmly seated, and inflammation or hyper.
trophy, or thickenipg Of tho lining mem.
brape or Of the valves, Is produced.
How wise to give early attention to case
Of this kind. Unnatural throbbing or
pain In the region Of tho heart should
admonish one that oil is not right, and if
you would preserve 1t from further dis
ease, you must help It to beat rightly by
the use Of such remedy as shall remove
the cause Of the trouble, Use DR.. Pierces
Golden Medical Discovery before the
disease has become too seated, and it will,
by its great blood purifying and wonder.
tul regulating properties, effect aperlect
cure. It contains medicinal properties
which act specifically upon the tissues Of
the heart, bringing about a healthy &C.
ton. soldby allflrstclass druggists.
FL .EF ~ rgg nc E .s,3 " go s,. ,eod&w1g
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!. oLDDsuuR, N. D..

0fTT1.- "a VIUSHUbI NJ. D.,
IT, Z. OLDsnuE, NJ. D.,
"a. u ]. W. oLDsHuE, MI o
Address DIS. 0LpsHUR, ~ !,
No, 1ss Grant street. Pittsburgh, Pa.
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tINAGs PRINTED TO ORDER AN

" .ls1EIsul'"lDIuEI LlIIYllTl In
.NTei h7l 7''oe isut 9.Ihul ElleK Nv o.
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LIVER D1sEAsEanid
Indigestion prevail TO
Rgreatcr extent than
probably any other
fnGlady, and RELIEF ls
alwayG sought after.
II tho Liver Is regu.
lated Ia It's action,
health 10 almost inYn:
rlably secured. 1ndi-
Igeston Or want OF &C.
lion in tho Liver
causes Headache, Con-
edpadon, Jaundice,
Palm In tho Shout.
ders, Cough, DIZzI.
mess, Sour Stomach,
bad taste In tn o
mouth, bilious a.
tacks, pRlpltStion oil
the heart depression
OF spirits or the blnep.
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The melancholy which is so apt to take
place in Liver Complaint has often ledtof
erroneous treatment, and the worst O.
consequences have thus befallen the pa
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baltimore Cattle Market.

RAIT1Mope Anril fl C.rr, n m
,narhet vestert,av tSaI slow H n ~ o,,;s m
and erhibitrf IitiIc!or S no S scltuitv Slripss
the wh5le afternoon TSe 'IsraSs nn.aass
'3ba cs;nts owor loot. ~ , ,t ,s,;.,. y
Irssnt Asmanj csT,,sJ S rr;SSs a. TS tan a ~
about l. peFlb, and stthe Close some me- 90 50
ba "rHr SOi tb az bSnc 1oS los
from Yesterday were closed o"t Iyf,T Tou
anv CHANCE The aSaSSST ~ tSe ' o TsS9Oas
SSsyS;cais very Ar D shSnt os TsSt SsaaS
ricss ~ SSv far Rssf N isss Nv, mSe =.
foIlows. Rest Rpeves 81 SSS1 t So th ~
SenersIlu rateS sySt vS,SIi,'; Ss SS.c 20! tst
SaSinm ar Sood I'LL S%sii,vS "a S SSsE e
olJinarv 3iS;6 staaro 1S rSr S ar SYa ~, -
e. 51sf OK ;nfsT;or ond ISSssUt I've
f,etiIs "a o6sSf M ~ 4sn ,SmSS y
iGS sTS +st S toSSy az eSi sIets
~ ' nr; %a 90 sSo2 n ~ ~ w. lI
ucTn from S * SRSE nSr IN N t ihs SSi NJ
roesntS 100 30 ScSS st ~ ,pS VI
land SGaS from ohio a Ss Ssot t't ponns. y
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"Genlemcn-We met here on Tho 18th,
dGyofJanuaFy. hast and,haye beenin con.
slant sesSonltwol mmthsaand eS~day,,
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I pTAIh DUNDS-UuII anu Closed quiet.
TIM BANK STATInrENT isuntayorable.
1tshows thai, the banks have made a net
loss Of $e9Gl575 in theirlegal reserve; they
row hold only $780,, G75 above the % per
cent required by law. The Assistant
Treasurer paid out to-day $4,000 on &C.
count ofinterest and $4,000 in the re.
demptioA ofi6,2O bonds. .,ss,s,sp s-..-,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-10-04
WEEKLY rELEaRApH1C SUMMARY

Horace Greeley was at Philadelphia
last Monday and made one of his usu-
al happy speeches, Wherever he
goes he is received with enthusiastic
welcotiie by the people.
A number Of Sioux Indians have
been interviewing the President re-
Gently. They are not said to have
been Of the more respectable class OF
siwash.
The Geneva award was SIS, 900, 900
English papers are bitter in theii
denuhciation of the result at Geneva
There is trouble on the Texan from
tier. Mexican robbers continue tc
make raids.
Severe storms prevailed on thu
eastern coast during the first Of the
week.
The President is on another visit Il
Washington.
The Tribune says Sumner decline
the nomination for Governor of Massa
chusetts.
The Eastern papers are severe il
their converts on the result OF th'
Fair trial.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-10-04
GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

EN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE AND
IL Guardianship of Jacob Nye, an insane per-
son. or person incapable OF iransacting his
own business Notice is hereby given that by
virtue OF order of sale, made and entered Of
record by the County Count OF Linn county, Dr.
egon. at the Ser."Tnber term thereof. 1877, will
sell at the Court House door, at Albany, Ore
gon. at public auction. on Saturday. the 5th day
nj October, ls12, mt / O'Clock p. ~, OF said
day, that is between the hours of O'Clock A.
n and O'Clock p. NJ. of said day, the follow
ing described rsal estate belonging to said ward
to-wit: Commencing at point % chains north
OF the southwest corner OF the Donation Land
Claim OF Jacob Nye, II being claim Not. No.
1855. and Claim No. ~, in Tp- II, 5. r, west
Linn county, Oregon. and running theuco
north L chains, east lgo chains. south I2 chains,
wcst loo chains to the place OF beginning-con-
tanning 10 acres more or less. lying and being
in Linn county, Oregon. Terms OF sale are
one-haif OF purchase price to be paid down in
u. =. gold coin, and the residue tn be paid In L..
$. gold coin, with per cent interest per month
In six months. with approved security by mort
| gage on the premises. upon the notice, terms
and conditions rs by law prescribed.
+. NJ. POWELL, Guardian.
GEO. II. HELM. Atty FOR Guardian.
Sept. j, ISL n4wf.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-10-04

AN ENcoUHAeIxa FAcr.-Eyer since
the election of Gen. Grant, there has
been steady increase of the Demo
cratic vote. 1t would have required
in 1868 change Of about 81 900
votes, distributed in several of the
States to elect Seymour. In 1871 /,
change Of only tscenty- one rotes in
Connecticut would have given to the
Democrats States having sa majority
Of tho electoral college. Here il
shown most gratifying gain-whip-
ing out majority OF over 100000
since the last presidential election
These figures would indicate that the
people have already declared against
the Grant party.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-10-04
THE FAIR TRIAL.


Mrs. Laura D. Fair, the murderess of
A. p. Crittenden, was last Tuesday
acquitted by San Francisco jury. 1t
will be remembered that she was
found guilty in former trial and SEN
fenced to death, but by some quirk of
the law, her sentence was committed,
and she was granted new trial, the
result of which, as could have been
expected, is her acquital. No event
could be more deplorable than this
berlesque upon justice. Not that the
death of the miserable woman upon
the gallows could atone for her
her crime Or add one grain of comfort
10 the lot of the widow and orphans
whom she robbed of a husband and q
father. 1t is fact, that in her ac-
quital, justice was outraged; the law
set at naught, and every safeguard
of society trampled under foot
by those whose sworn duty it was to
administer and execute the law, and
preserve its purity. Crittenden's sin
was a grevious one, previously he an
swered for it. He violated the sanct-
ity of his own home by becoming the
paramount of an artfal courtesan, and
when he would have escaped the in
fiuence of bis enchantress, she slew
him-slaughtered him at the feet OF
his lawful wife and his innocent chill
dren - deliberately sent a bullet
through his vi,als. With all these
facts proven beyond the shadow of a
doubt. an American jury IN an Amer.
can court of justice, pronounced the
murderess not guilty. Time will
never erase the stain that this act has
left upon our Jurisprudence. it has
caused a general feeling of uneasiness
to prerade the public mind aud a loss
of confidence in the strength of all
barriers erected TO prevent red hand.
ed murder from revealing with impu.
nifty within the bloody house of life, at
noon day.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-10-04

The Cincinnati Enquirer of the 9th
inst. says: 1--WE happen to know
that one OF the leading Grant mana
gers here gave up the State of Illi-
nois MS lost to Grant and Wilson be-
yond peradventure. He hopes to
make it up by carrying Indiana, but
he won't. There never has been a
more promising outlook for any party
than that which now exists in Indi-
ana for Greeley and Brown. Hen
dricks' majority in October will not
be less than Is, ,000."
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sHERrrr,s SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
~ virtue of an execution issued out of the
Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Linn
county, to me directed and delivered, in favor
of W. Ketchum, plaintiff. and against W. III.
Gearhart and Elizabeth Gearhart defendants.
for the sum OF S6ll.S7, Judgment and costs of
suit, have this the 29th day of August, A. d.
1877. levied upon che following described real
estate, to-wit:
Lots No. three tal and four % in block No.
sixty-seven t67) in the city of Albany, County
OF Linn, State of Oregon, as described on the
file in the Clerks office in Linn county, Oregon,
and on
Mondqy, the 3Oth day Of Sept, 1872,
between the hours of O'Clock A. NJ. and
O'Clock II. NJ, to-wit IL O'Clock A. NJ. of said
day, in front of the Court House door, in the
city of Albany, Linn county, Oregon. will sell
the above described property, for cash in hand,
at public outery to the highes: bidder.
ALLEN PARKER,
Sheriff, Linn Co., Oregon.
Dated August 20. IS72.-n3wi.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-10-04

GEN. 10. LANE has written another
letter urging Democrats TO support
Greeley and Brown. The brave old
soldier and statesman has still the in.
teres,s of his country at heart. In
his youth. his early manhood, and his
old age, Gen. Lane has always been
ready to defend the rights offreemen,
either upon the field or from the ros-
trum. May his decling years be as
peaceful rs his former life has been
even,ful. His name is inseperably
connected with the history of his
adopted State.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-10-04

One of the papers commends Gen.
Grants quiet, straightforward way
of doing his duty in regard to the
civil service reform. Considering that
his way consists in quietly ignoring
the whole matter, breaking the prom
ises he has made, and using the Offices
of the nation to pay his personal re-
,ainers with. the intended compliment
becomes terrible satire. 1t is pity
that somebody cannot invent some
thing that Gen. Grant can be praised
for without having the commentator
turn into an accusation.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-10-04
JOHN H. MtrcaELL. of Portland

JOHN H. MITCHELL, of Portland,
was elected [. S. Senator by the Ore
gon Legislature last Saturday. The
DEMOCRAT, has. of course. occupied
neutral ground in the fight which has
waged for two weeks past between
Mr.. Mitchell and Mr. Corbett. They
both claim to be Grant Republicans
and as such, we had no choice be-
tween them. We believed with many
other Democrats, that Mr. Corbett
would have served the State better
than Mr.. Mitchell, because she latter
is identified with the corrupt and
damnable Holladay Ring, which aims
to swallow up eveyy interest of the
State and convert It into tributary
colony to an accursed monopoly
Whether Mr.. Mitchell will remain the
tool of Mr.. HoEladay or shake off his
fetters and serve the State, remains to
be seen. He has the ability if he has
the will to make good Senator.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-10-04

"LEr Us HAVE PEACE. The Lex
ington Caucasian has the following,
in regard to Arkansas: He'll broke
loose in Pope county. General
Upham aud Sheriff Dodson, with $50
brigands spreading horror and des-
truction. Several citizens already
killed and wounded. Families
robbed and insulted. Militia ban
ditti awaiting reinforcements to move
on Dover. Blood, fire, death and
devastation. Everybody fleeing from
the county. Here's your promised
peace-Grant's peace-hissing hot
from the bakeoven of damnation.
Re-elect the Chief Thug, and such
scenes won't be confined to Arkan-
GAG
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-10-04
SUM MONS.

In the Circuit Court Of the State of
Oregon, for the County Of Linn.
o. p. s. Piummer, Pl'ff, VS.. Sarah B. Plum
mer, Dett.
Suit In equity for divorce.
To Sarah h. Plummer, defendant
In the name OF the state OF Oregon: You are
hereby required to appear and answer the
complaint OF the above-named plaintiff, now
on file against you in the above-entitled cause,
within ten days from the date of the service OF
this summons upon. you, II served in Linn
county, Oregon; but II served in any other
county within this State, then within twenty
days from the date of the service of this sum-
mons upon you; and ii served by publication,
then on the first day of the next term of said
CQhrt, which shall commence six weeks or
more after the date of the first publication
hereof, which said term will com mence on the
4th Monday, the 28th day Of October, 1S72-
And Ii you 1ail to answer above required,
the plaintiff will apply to the Ceart for the re-
lief demanded in the complaint which is, to
obtain a Judgment and decree OF the Court dis
solving the bonds of matrimony existing be-
tween you and the plaintiff, ana awarding the
care and custody of the minor children named
| in the complaint to the plaintiff, and for such
| other relief as pertains to equity.
GEO, r. HELM, Atty for Plff.
\ Published by order OF Hon. B. +. Bonham
Judge Of said Court. which order bears date
Sept9. 1872.
Dated, Sent.4a. 1877. n5we.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-10-04

"wtru rHE nisriscr UNDERSTANDING THAT
tr ELECTED SHALL Bs rat PeEstnsSr, NOT or
4 Parry. But OF rss waoLs fEoPLK, ACCEPT
fous sosisarsoS IN rHe, CONFIDENT TRUST rHAr
rHE MASSES OF Qua couSrRYaES, NoRrH AND
SouTH, ARE EAeER TO CLASP HANDS ACROSS
rnE BLOODY cHAsN WHICH HAS TOO oSo pivin
Ed ruEx. FoReErriSe ruAr THEY HAVE BEEN
ENEMIES N rus JoYFrL consciousness rHAr
rHEY ARE AND MUST HEScEFeRra REMAIN
.REruRrS. HORACE GREELEY"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-10-04
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

HON. GEO. R HELM. Of the Democratic
Electoral Ticket. will address the people oil
Eastern Oregon on political questions al the
following times and places:
Pendleson. "Wednesday. Oct. I'd. at r. II.
Weston, Thursday, Oct. Sd, at p. II.
La Grande Saturday, Oct. 5th, at p. n.
The Cove, Monday, Qct. 1tn, at night.
Union Town, Tuesday. Oct. stn. at p. ".
Baker City, Wednesday, Oct. 9TH, at r. N.
Eida-stdo, Thursday. Oct. Ii, ut night.
Canyon City and 1ne Dalies, to be arranged
The Hon. ]. +. Gazicy, the Hon. W. u. Hare
or .aa Hon. \. II. Meacham, Grant Electors
can Join me in discussion IL they desire.