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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-20

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VII. Sabeane. 1872.
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Later-bo1 4849, New York.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-20

E~plaenee Warnun9lt e6 etn BE-
fdmtnoelter per6ffntli@sn: SO bat 76Se
nnanb erfre6t, bel oerfdteoentn 8aafsuten
auf meinen Mamsn au boreen. SD bite I'm,
ber.n Mcrede, benn tpena mid bte 2eute fen.
men tbdten, bdtten 0e bem fGledtea %en'
f9en 9ertb nt9ts 8esebsn."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-20

Ndtbfel.
Was III bas pobl flr etne 3eit2
Mir pFessr (e1be 3u ner5etren;
@te pIeat baeeaen uns au rdbren.
Dem Gtnen foIt' tie LANCER tpabreu,
Dem Mnoern otter wiererftbren,
@tn Dritter mub fe gang eRtbetren.
auhsinng hes Rdthiels IN II. 218:
QtebertafeL.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Valuable Hin u.

A regular habit of body Is absolutely essen.
tiai to pnysicnl health and clearness OF intel
lect. Nor IN this all. Beauty OF person cannot
co-exfst with an unnatural condition OF the
bowels. A Tree passage OF the refuse matter of
the system through tncsc natural waste pipes,
IL as necessary To the purity OF the body nm the
Tree passage vi the otiai oi n city through its
sewers Is heccssary to the health oil It's inhabi-
taHts.
Indigestion II the primary cause OF most OF
the Diseases OF the dlscharping organs, and one
OF It's most common Results Is constipation
This com plaiiit, besIdes being dangerous III IL
self, has many disagfeehblc conconitants-
such ~ an unpleasant breath, u snllow skin,
contaminnting blood and bio, hcmorrhoids,
headache, tossOf memory, and general debility.
llostetters stomach bitters remove all these
evils by removing their Immediate cause In the
digestive organs, and regulating the action of
In this celebrated preparation Is ono oi It's chief
merits. II ts not merely n stimulnnt or q tonic.
or an nnti-bilious agent, or pcryine, or u
blood depurcnt, or n cathartic, but oil these Gu
rative elements iudiciousiy blended In one
powerful restorative. IL lends activity end Wig
or to the inert and encrvated stomach. relieves
the almentary "a nal OF Its distractions, and
gives tone to the membrane which lines II.
gently stimulates the liver. braces the nerves.
and cheers the animal spirits. No otner rcme-
dy Possesses such "a variety OF hygienic virtues.
IL Is to these charact 'ristic virtues that owes
its prestige MS q hous snoid medicine. Expert
ence has proved that II Is rs harmless as IL Is
eiiicacious, and hence IL is as popular with the
weaker sex as with the stronger
Iostctter's stomach Bitters are sold In bottles
only, ana the tradc-insrK blown In the glass
ana engraved on the Ia bei II tho tcst of g1nu-
ineness. Beware OF coLnterieits.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-20
CITATION.

In the County Court Of linn County
ia the State Of Oregon.
In the matter oil the estate OF Mary E. Dar.
iels, deceased. I.
10 AUSTIN N. Daniels. William j. Daniels.
and Jonathan Daniels, heirs al law OF Mary L.
Daniels, deceased.
In the name OF the State of Oregon: Ioa
and each OF YOU are hereby cited to be and ar-
pear in the County Court OF the County o.
Linn, State OF Oregon. at the Court House Ia
the City OF Albany. in said county, on Friday
the lith day oil October, 1872. being day OF tn =
regular October term OF said Court, at tne hoeF
OF O'Clock In the afternoon OF said day, thai,
and there to show cause. IL any exist. way an
order OF sale of the real estate OF said decsased
to-wit: The southwest q0arteI OF saction n.
Up. IT, S. h. west, In Benton county, Or you.
should not be made as prayed ior in and by
the petition now on file with the clerk oi saii
Court. OF Thomas Daniels. the Administrator
of the estate OF said deceased.
ISL. o "', % : s''1 oo''' .A"1' sa''s4 -
In witness Whereof, I. j. Il. Hasslxlenaan, Clerk
- iot ssaid Court, have haraunto set my
!, hand and arixed the seal oil said
Cou.t, at office tt1s 1.th day OF Se.,-
~ tefnber, lSA ~..
J. H. HACkiEMAN. County Clerk.
tH0S. DANIELS admir-,
g. a. JoHss, Atty. n5wi.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-20
ADMINISTRAT6R.s SALE.

DUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
Il that by virtue of aE order made by the
county Court within and for the County &.
Linn, state OF Or -eon. on the Sd day SsI-
tember. 49,. in ths mater OF the estate OF Lew
is kinxer, late OF said county. deceased, ]. Dan-
iel Iaby, Administrator OF the estate OF TIA
said Lewis Einzar, will, on Tuesday. the sta
day OF October. lS72, at the Court House dooc
in the city OF Albany IN said co,:nty OF Linn.
between the hours OIL 9o'elockin the morning
and O'Clock in the evening OF that day, to-
wit atsthe hour OF O'Clock p. NJ, of r Tor sal.
at putlic auction, the following described real
estate or tract of land belonging to the said ss-
tate and situate in said county. to-wit Ths
south hall OF Lewis kinzer's Donation Land
Claim. being Not. No. lil2 and Claim No. a3Is.
In sections No. and I. in Township No. Il. :.
r., No. 2west-coEtaining l5S 14-l0j acras. Also
the south half OF the Donation Land Claim o.
stephen Stewart, being Not. No. 1851 and Clainl
No. 50. in Township No. IL, s. R., No. west
containing l63 acras. Terms of sale: The above
land will be sold in separate tracts as described
for gold or sivar coin, one-half to be paid down
on the day of sale, and the rsmaining half IL
six months. DANIEL CABX, Admir-.
s. a. JOINS. Atty. n+w5
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-20
REMArkABLE CURE OF THE So.
PEr,iNTENDENT OF THE
GUADALUPE MINE.

THE WORK doEs nHAvELY os"-cAsE NO. 60oI
-sgCusb SERIES.
GUAbALouPE MiSE. near San Jose,
August Is. 1871.
DR. A. NJ. LonYEA L Co. For n long timo l
have been afflicted with Rheumatism in my
hands and feet, the rsins most Of the time being
very severe. On the Ith Of July procured
some of your uNk nED REMEDY. and nj
ter taking only three bottles. lind that / atm
quite restored to health aud strength. / have
had the Rhsunali m for eiafen (iI) years. and
ih.nk that the success. Of tho Junk" In curing
n disease oil long standing. iu 40 short time.
's very rctnarknb.
As Il tonic and appetizer | have never met
with anything equal 10 tho Junk WEED
REMEDY" During the time VAS taking IL
1 gained ti5) pound. in weight. Trusting that
this esrtihcHts may be useful In inducing oihers
affected ~ was to Try the "USk."
/ remain. very truly yours.
JAMES +. BROWN.
na7tf. Sup't and Agent Guadaloups Mine.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-20
HEMORRHOIDS.

n. cARoTHERs cos PILE PILLS
AM OINTMENT" have now become Of
the standard preparations Of the day; Is pro-
pared and recommended for Piles only whether
rhroni or rerent). Sufferer, may depend up"n
it. that this remedy will give them permanent
relief from thi, Troublesome and damaging COM
plaini.
Sent postpaid TO any addrs,s (wi;hin the cni-
ted S;ates) upon receipt Of price. si.5o
A. cARoIHERs 4 co.
ni1yl Albauy, Liza Co., Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-20
MARRrED.'

GEoRGE-ECKLER.-At sfie residence of j.
w. George, Esq, near Lebanon, Sept. 18th, hy
liev. l.. NJ. AlcAerson, MIR. A. Y. GEalsGE land
A. Iss MARY l.. ECRLER-aii Oh Linn county. :,
The DEMOCRAT was kindly remembered by
the happy pair. and we take pleasure In retlrn-
ing to them profound regard and wisias OF fu-
ture happiness.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-20

THE PRICE OF WHEAT-The San
Francisco evening Post charges the
commercial papers of that city with
Withholding the fact that crops in Eng
land have been light from their country
readers in order to aid spectators in
keeping down the price of wheat on
this coast. That the Post is correct in
it statements there can be but little
doubt. The Liverpool market has ad-
vanced from lis. Cd. to 12s. Cd i, and
the San Francisco market to 81 so q
81 65, and is now firm, with an upward
tendency. The spectators are using
their best endeavors to keep the mar
ket down, but their efforts In great
measure have been frustrated. Ex-
porters are resorting to their old dodge
of offering thousand-ton lots at low
figure, it being understood among the
ring that no one in the trade will ac-
cept the offers. In the meantime, the
very parties making these offers are
buying in the country at prices equal
w hNS va t(h tCHAo III Va Nhot
they offer to sell for. This dodge tends
to keep quotations down, and makes
the farmers willing to sell at prices Of
fered, which they enormously suppos-
ed to be above the market. In proof
of our assertion that shippers are con-
stantly buying in the country ut prices
I'm advance of the San Francisco quo.
tations, we may cite the fact that ves-
sels are clearing for Liverpool almost
daily. whose cargoes are valued at u
fgue equal to the present quotations,
even though they Were purchased when
the market was from ten to fifteen
cents lower" These remarks apply as
well to Oregon rs to California. There
is no reason why the price of wheat In
this market should not advance at the
same rate that it has gone up in San
Francisco. 1t is at least reasonable to
anticipate better prices before many
weeks.
HORSES IN TRAINING.-Thef follow
ing horses are in training at the Linn
County Fair Ground: James Welsh
has Molly, by Paul Jones, trotter, 5
years old; Black Bird, trotter, 6-year
old; Fanny Fern, by Emigrant and
Bellfounder, S-year old, trotter. l..
Cecil has Red Jacket, runner. and
Sleepy John, runner. VIM. White
has Harry Welsh, by Jack Miner and
Ritleman 5-year old, runner; Bogus,
by Jack Miner, 4-year old, runner
Gird has the Lindsey colt, Bill, run
ner, 3-year old; Sultana, trotter, 4-year
old; Buckskin, by Rifcman, 6-year
old, runner; Plowboy, 7-year old, run
ner; Bones, I-year old, trotter. Frank
Parton has Dusty Miller, 5-ycar old,
trotter- l. P. w. Quimby has Ameri-
can Boy, by Black Hawk, trotter, and
Jake Granger, by Pathfinder, 3year
old tcotter. Geo. Ross has Hiram
Abiff, by Lodi and Lummix, 3-year
old, runner; Trifle, by Norfolk, 4-year
old. II. l.. Rudd has Greeley, 9-year
old, PAGER; Mile Gray s-year old,
trotter; Dolly Warden, 4-year old, trot-
ter; Minnie Parton, by Censet, 7-rear
old, trotter. pr. Pike has Tootootenia
Jenny, 5-yeaf old, trotter.
This list was take2 last week and we
learn that quite n number of running
and trotting horses have since been
brought onto the grounds. The array
of fine horses was never as good as il
is this yca-.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-20

BALLoU FaE OcToBER.-Cooiw wealth
er il at hand, consequently Aopie be-
gin to think of their fals.s& >wihter
reading. Such being the case, we can
recommend Bal.ou's Magazine as just
what is wanted by the community. II
is serial well calculated to please all,
old and young. 1t Is the cheapest and
best publication of the kind in the
country, and receives higher praise at
the hands of its patrens, who are num-
bered by thousands aud tens of thou
sands. 1t is only Is cents single num-
bers, or S1.50 per year Just look at
the list of contents for October: "Pen-
gums of the Falkland Islands; "Sug-
ar-Making;;" "The Workingmen Of
the East;' ''The Kansas River" "Po-
land and the jews" "The Bcdouins;"
"Raby Castle. Durham, England;" "A
Domestic Narrative;" "Kitty's STRAIT
GEM" "MadeIine;" "The Fiftieth An
niversary;" "Down South;" "The
Chilian Privateer;;" "a Dream;"-
"Star-Suns;" "Eate;" "Shadows and
Sunshine;" "Bessie;;" "St. Roberts
Cave" sour Young Peoples Story
Teller-Guess, or the Son of Politi-
cian;" ''Star-Light;;" "Lutie's Story"
"Six Little Wishers;" "Ruthven's
Puzzle Page;' "Curious Matters;"-
''rhe Housekeeper;' Facts and Fan
cies;;" "What Brown knows about
Torchlight Professions Humorous H.
lustrations.r' Address Thomes & Tai
bot, SO Congress ST., Boston.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-20
ADMlNfsTRAT0R's NOTICE.
CASH PAID FOR EGGS.

r WILL, PAY THH HIGHEST MARKET
i price, in cash. for G4 eggs brought to my cs-
tabiishment. IN AItsensss Z.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-20

CHRYsTAL PALACE Circus The
famous Chrystal Palace Circus will be
on the Fair Ground during the Fair
Don'tfail to see it.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-20

FIELD oN FIRE.-On last Monday as
the down train passed Mr.. A. Hackle-
mans farm, adjoining this city, fire
was communicated f-om the leroao-
tive to the dry grass inside of his pas
ture. 1t required all that could be
done to prevent great damage. AS it
was, about half of Hackleman's grove
was burned over before the fire was
eXtinguished.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-20

INDIANs.-Quite a number of vaga-
bond indians, of all sexes, sorts and ST.
zes, may be seen lettering about the
streets every evening. Where are the
indian agents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-20

FINE BEEvEs.-J. r. Herren, Of the
Franklin Market, has bought lot of
fine Ochoeo beeves, which he will
slaug tier and have ON hand both at
shis stand in town and on the Fair
Ground during the Fair. II you want
good beef, go to Herren.
FbRNITtRE.-Just read E. D. Whit
lows new ad and then go. and see his
immense stock of furniture and find
ouo his low prices
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-20

IMPROVEMENTS AT SALEM.-The
most noticeable improvement at the
present time is the re-opening of the
elegant and spacious Chemeketa Ho-
tel, by Mr. Graves, a gentleman well
and favorably known to the travelling
public. The best of taste has been ex-
ercised in the selection of furniture
and fixtures for THE house, and If it is
not furnished with ds much richness
as formerly it is certainly all thet the
most exacting 5r fastidfous eouTG de-
sire.
Messrs. Plamondon & Simpson, pro-
prietors of the old and popular Belvi-
dere Saloon have fitted up bar in the
Chemeketa House in the neatest and
most inviting style, and have placed
it in charge of gentleman deservedly
famous as caterer to the palates of the
"imbibulously" inclined. Rhe old
"Beividereu still maintains its unri-
vailed popularity as a place of quiet
and genteel resort. Read the adver-
tisement of Messrs. Plamondon &
Simpson, and if you are iii Saiem and
ever feel like imbibing, walk in and
take "sumtnin.n
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-20
thappcd Hands md Face,
Sore Lips, Dryn.ss Of the Skin,

Cured at once by iiEuEMAN'S CAMPH0R
ICE WITH GLYcEklNE. IL kssps the hands
soft in all weather. See hat you get HEGE-
MANS. Sold by all Druggists. only rs cents.
Manufactured only by iigeEnAa 4 Co., Chem
ists and Druggist., Now York. jAnl37iyl
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-20

PERsoNAL.-During the visit Of the
Portland Firemen, we had polite call
from Chief Archy Williams, Foreman
J. II. Reynolds, First Assistant Hank
Reed and Mr.. Andrews, IA member of
the company and an old frieriG They
made us happy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-20

THE GovERNoR's MESSAGE. - We
trust that our patrons will appreciate
the enterprise of the DEMOCRAT in
supplying them with the Governors
message in supplement form. We
could not r1blish it in our columns
without abrsdgihg MISCELLANEOUS and
news matter and although 1t incurred
additional expense VIE detGrm1nef TO
publish it in supplement. We propose to
make the DEMOCRAT an indispensable le
necessity to the people, and hope there
by to secure liberal remuneration fSr
our labor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-20
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.
QUICK CURES AND MODERATE CHARGES

DIR. w. H DOHERTY's
PRIVATE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE !
r=-No. o1o Sacramento Street, cUEnsr
~ vf Leide,d"ri street. Ia few dVvrs
below What Cheer House.
Private Entrance
Lcidcsdorf street,
San Francisco.
E.taLii-hed e<pressiy 10 egsrd he afflicted sound
and scientific medical aid is hs treatment
and cure Of all f'S<ssfe and L2roH-
&c Disease.. cases Of SseTe-
ey and all .Se<aai
Disorders.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-20

SANTIAM WATER DITcH.-Sealed
proposals will he received ut the Office
of the Albany and Santiann Water
Ditch Company up to October ], 1872,
for grading, digging or huming said
ditch. Plans and specifications can be
seen at the office of the Company. See
their advertisement in another column
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-09-20

Has just opened Al
millinery establishI
ment, up Stair ove1
Craig 4 McAlister's'
store, south side 81
Main street, Stan-I
ford, Kentucky, all
the old stand Of MrsI
VI. A. Wilging, andI
is now receiving Al
large aud elegant
stock Of |
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-09-20

IcsD tea. with slice Of lemon in it,
is aid 70 be very nice,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-09-20

Many Of the Sultan's Subjects bcliev,
he rules the affairs Of the world, and that
he places the rulers over the different
people. or that Il Is done only with hi
permission.
Turkish justice i peculiar. A man
was condemned to be hung in the Valley
Of Jehoshaphat. lie was placed on 2
horse. with n rope around his neck at
tached to the limb of tree. The Pasha
demanded twcnty thousand piastrcs a.
his pardon price $500. The man was
u fellah and the sum was great. His
humble kindred did not posscss il, but
they drove UP their sheep and goats a.
substitute for the money. The CON
demned was kept in his strange position
under the tree for several hours, the
Pasha insisting ON the cash; and as il
could not he procured the unfortunate
was finally swung off, This was before
the representative of Young Turkey came
into power lie, with that spirit Of lib.
crafty which characterized him, would
doubtless have accepted the sheep and
goats.
In the administration Of justice, plain
tiff and defendant are generally both
mulcted; hence Arabs have wholesome
fear Of the courts. A lager-bier saloon
in the BowcTy is an orderly assembly
compared to Turkish hall of justice.
Not one at a time. but half dozen to-
gether, is the order Of speech.
= Once in two or three years the Sultan
instructs the Pasha to draft soldiers for
the army. This is considered the Pashas
most profitable privilege. IFS thousand
men are required, he drafts two or three
times that number, and allows those to
go free who pay for 1.-THE thousand be
ing generally without means. During
and after the drafting there Is animation
throughout the country; much going to
and fro between the town and villages;
anxiety in the faces of fellahs, and weep
ing Of their women. Often the poor
iellah brings up in vain his lone sheep or
goat as the price of freedom. He has a
horror of the army, and makes extraor-
binary efforts to keep out of it, running
to all the kindred Of his tribe in quest Of
money or cattle. Occasionally an eye is
put out or finger cut off to escape the
requisition.
In the almost unknown country east of
the Jordan, the draft is not enforced.
There the wilder and more warlike Bed
win defy the rasha and his eight hun
dred or thousand soldiers with their H.
ma-k,ua. Nor had it been enforced in
the southern country about Petra until
Young Turkey took the reins of govern
ment. He headed the movement 10 per.
son, and returned to the holy city crown
ed with laurels, his admirers proclaiming
him another Mohemet All. -"The arabs
at Home, Sby Albert odcs, IN Nag Gaiarg.
= -
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-09-20

SEEK not to please the world, but your
own conscience. The man who has a
feeling within him that he has done his
duty upon every occasion is far happier
than he who hangs upon the smile of the
great, or still more the favors Of the
multitude.
A good conscience is better than two
witnesses--it will consume grief as the
sun dissolves ice. 1t is spring when
YOU are thisty,a stat, when you are
weary, a screen when the sun barns, and
a pillow in death.
Time appears very short, eternity near
and great name either in or after life
together with all earthly pleasures and
profits, but an empty bubble a deludinl
dream. - Brainerd.
Where there is no denial of self, ther'
Is no religion; where sacrifice begins
there piety begins, there the love o
Christ begins.
II God is our guide, he will be on
guard; he always protects when he leads