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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-16

When n female is in trouble, or afflicted with
disease, as weakness OF the back and limbs
pain In the head. dimness OF sight, loss OF
tptiscular power. palpitation of the heart. irri-
FsiJility nervousness, extreme urinary difficult
tieS. arrangement OF digestive functions. gen
crai debility, vaEinitis, all diseases of the
womb hysteria. steriity. and all other disea-
ses peculiar to females; she should go write
at once to the celebrated female doctor. W. K.
Doherty. at his Medical Institute and consult
him about her troubles and disease. The Doc
tor is effecting more cures than any other phys
ician in the State OF California. Let no false
aud ave yourself from psinf,,l sufYarinrs ana
premature death. All Married Ladies whose
delicate health or other circumstances prevent
an increase In their families, should write or
call at DIR. w. X. Doherty's Medical Institute,
and they will receive every possible relief and
help. The Doctors offices are so arranged that
he can be consulted without fear OF observation
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-16
spernatorrhea.

DR.. Doherty has Just published an Amhortant
pamphlet embodytng his own views and expe-
riences In relation to Impotence or Virility, be.
ing a short treatise on Spermntorrhna or Sem
inal Weakness. Nervous and Physical Debility
consequent on this affection, and other disea-
Sos of the Sexual Organs.
This little work contains information of the
utmost value to all. whether married or single,
and will be sent FREE by mail on receipt OF
six cents in postage stamps for return postage.
Address, w. K. DOHERTY, NJ. D..
v3n3Stf. San Francisco, Cal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-16
$l33,275!
Popular Distribution of
GOLD AND SILVER
w a II Q III Z y : s,


New York & Berlin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
On a sytem that will insurs to every ticket
holder Gold or Silver Watch. worth not less
than sl2, or of any value up to 500. at n uni-
form price OF
(SlOl TEN DOLLARS, ($lo)
to close the disposal of sa5 $50 WORTH sacrificed
at fraction OF their cost to meet advances
made on them. This not being gilt enter.
prise or lottery. there are no blanks. but every
following follow movements at a cost Of only SO:
Gold and Silver Chronometer, Duplex. Stem
Winding, Detached Lever. Vertical and Hori-
Tickets to draw any of the above sent on re-
ceipt of 25 CENTS. a ticket describing each
watch = Is PLACED In sealed enaelops, on re
from the whole, which are we'll mixed. You
will know the value of the watch Your ticket
named will be delivered to the ticlSet-hoider on
Prizes ara immediately sent to any address
" eA p'ssSP OPINIONS RI II rs OF THE PRESS.
"a marvellous chance and fair dealing GER
tory drawing. g."-IAdvocate. "Athorcughly re
liable cQncern."-ICourier.l "No gilt enter
prise hampug- ~ Herald.l
We are permitted to refer to the following,
who have drawn valuable watches for $40:
Miss Ada Bates, Guildford, $3.50 gold watch.
aos st. louis Iouis 500 @ s gold watch watch Mrs.
nj. Janson Milwaukee. 200 gold watch. Emily
Gordon, Richmond, sl25 gold watch,
Five tickets will be forwarded for SI.o0; IL for
So; a5 for So; so for So; $50 for sl5 Circulars
will accompany the tickets. 70 every purchas-
er of $50 tickets we will send handsome Silver
Hunting Case Watch which can be used as.a
specimen, and will lead to a large and profita-
bic business. Our patrons can. denend on iass
dealing. There are no blanks, every ticket
drawing watch.
Agents wanted to whom we sifer liberal in
ducements and guarantee satistaction.
Address. ROOD. JAMESON d CO..
nS.rnS 5S Park Row New yorl,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-16
TO THE AFFLICTED.

nR. w. X. DOIiERTY RETURNS HIS SIN
H cere thanks To his numerous patients for
their patronage. and would take this opportu-
nifty - remind them that he continues To con-
suit at his Institute for the cure Of chronic dis
leases of the Lungs, Liver. Kidneys, Digestive
and Gcnio-Erinary Organs. and ail private
diseases. viz; syphilis In ali its forms and stn-
ges. seminal Weakness. and all the horrid con-
sequences OF self-abuse. Gonorrh9a. Glect.
Structures, Nocturnal and Diurnal emissions
Sexual Debility. Diseases OF the Back and
Ioins. Inflammation of the BLADDER and Kid
neys, etc. etc, and he hopes that his long ex-
perience and successful practice will continue
TO insure him share Of public patronage. By
the practice OF many years In Europe and the
United States, he is enabled to apply the most
efficient and successful remedies against dis
eases OF nll kinds. He cures without mercury,
charges moderate. treats his patients In a cor.
rect nd honorable way, and has references of
nnques;ionable yerncity from men OF known
lrespcctabiliiy and high standing in society,"
All parties consulting him by letter or other.
wise. will receive the best and gentlcst treat
ment, and implicit secrecy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-16

HERE'S Your CHANcE.-The fine
mill property of Thos. Donahoo, near
Scio, is advertised for sale in our COL
umns to-day. H. f. Sayrs, ESQ.,, of
this city, is agent for its sale. Read
the ad.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-16

THE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Prof Taylor has already opened his
writing school and Commercial Col
lege in this city and commences oper-
alton with n fair attendance. Read
his card elsewhere
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-16

PERsoNAL.-G. B. Christie, ESQ.,, of
Scio, our energetic and gentlemanIy
agent of the Forks, called upon US last
Saturday. Hereports the crop prospects
as very f1attering over in the Forks of
the Santiam. By-the-way, Mr.. Chris
tie is Deputy Tax Collector at Scio for
Sheriff Parker, and is ready at any
time to interview delinquents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-16

A GRAND SPECTACLE.-Severa of
our citizens, among whom was 'these
presents" last Monday just after mid
night witnessed the total eclipse of
the moon-one of the most sublime
spectacles upon which the human eye
ever gazed. Very few of our citizens
seemed to have known of the occur
renee, hence there were probably not
more than a dozen Albanians who
witnessed the phenomenon. Although
the few hours previous had been
cloudy, the heavens cleared off beauti-
fully just before midnight and remain
ed clear until the moon was entirely
obscured, thus affording a perfect view
of the scene with the naked eye. With
the assistance of telescope provided
us by Prof. Warren we had most COM
plete and sublime view of the eclipse.
The moon entered the shadow at 1:21
and was totally obscured in just one
hour thereafter. Shortly after the to-
tai eclipse was effected, and while the
faint outline of the moon was barely
perceptible through the shadow. great
black clouds speedily marshalled them
selves into view upon the whole visi-
BILE space, and deprived us of further
view of the grand spectacle, and we
glided silently and shiveringly off to
our diminutive couch, feeling as puffed
up and big as the little boys who are
the first to get glimpse of the old eIe-
phant at newly arrived menagerie.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-16

WANTS TO KNOW We received a
letter the other day from an Illinois
man, wanting to know ifhirself and
family would be safe from Modoc mas
sacre In Salem or Albany. We hereby
promptly inform or Illinois cores
pondent that the only block house In
the State at present, which would be
convenient for his purposes, Is In East
Portland, commanded by Gen. Haw-
thorne, and, although 1t Is considera-
bly, crowded, room might be made for
himself and family within Its walls,
provided the Modocs pressed them tod
hard. They would hardly be safe In
the entrenchments behind the Albany
Brewery, as the breastworks Of lagel
beer kegs might explode and drowH
them out. Let them come on and take
chances with the rest OF us.
A Bro SCARE Last Sabbath night,
Just as the various divines Of the sever
al churches of the city had got fairly
launched upon their sermons, and their
audiences had got comfortably settled
i'm their seats for good square siesta,
the fire alarm bell changed out Its
quick, sharp notes, startling the wor-
Shipping congregations from their vari-
Gus attitudes and producing general
stampede into the middle of the streets.
The trouble was soon discovered I'd
have been caused by lamp explosion
and little carret-scorching In tho
house of L. b. purlom, In the eastern
part of the city; all o. which was
quenched by II dash of water from a
convenient well before the fire engine
had arrived ut the scene Of the rumpus.
PAPER AT AsToRIA.--D. C. IRELAND
well known to newspaper fame III
|Oregon-will shortly begin the publi-
cation of ri-weekly paper ut Astoria.
Mr. Ireland is an indust ious and pains
taking journalist, and Is well versed In
the multifarious duties OF the profes-
sion. We wish him all success in his
enterprise and congratulate our Astoria
friends upon this valuable auxiliary
to their future prosperity. Mr.. ireland
has recently been eanvassing through
this section for subscribers to his pro.
jected paper, and has met with ilatter-
ing success.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-16

ScooPED UP.-Our Albany Base
Ballists are very hospitable = they
won't let anybody outdo them in that
line; SO when the Monmouth boys
came over here last Saturday to play
a match game they kindly permitted
the Monmouthers to getaway with them
by the handsome score of IS to 35. Our
boys would have been still more liber-
al, even than this, with their guests,
but it was all the generous and knight
ly Monmouthers would consent to -
At the close of the game Misses Libbie
Irvine and Aureiia Blain, of this city,
presented the victorious "furineersp
with capacious and elegant bouquets;
and Miss Ella Barrows also presented
the Albany boys with superb floral
offering, as token of. the estimation
in which their kindness to their oppo-
nents was regarded by our citizens
Of course our boys will expect the same
measure of consideration from the
Monmoutliers when they go over there
to play the second game on the 31st
inst.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-16
THE DANCING.

The music furnished for the dancing
was superb, and the scene in the dan
cling hall was very animated. The
programme was plain, with the mono
grams OF Messrs. NJ. and F., and pro-
vided twenty dances, seven more
however, were improvised. The only
uncomfortable feature of the delightful
scene was the crowd
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-16

AN IMPROVED oRDER.-A lady who
was conspicuous for her prodigious
hustle, at the picknick last Tues lay,
ELECTED the following commentaries
from couple of other lady spectators:
First Lddy-Jane, what is that with
that big thingumbob ON behind-is it a
camel or dromedary?
Second Lddy-It is neither of the an
lmals named. It is simply an i'm
provemer. on the mules father.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-16

A PUBLIC CoSvENIENcE.-Ap place
where IL man may exchange on fair
and reasonable terms any of the pro-
duets of his farm tthat have n market
valuel for any of the necessaries and
for many of the luxuries Of life.
Such an establishment Is that of
Messrs. A. Wheeler Il Co., Mt Shedd.
That 1t is daily appreciated is witnessed
by their large and increasing business.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-16

LEG BRoKEN.-A son Of Mr.. Drury
Hodges, of Soap Creek, Benton county,
while engineering" gang plow in his
fathers field, accidentally caught his
left leg in the machinery of the plow
and broke both bones just above the
ankle. DIR. J. Lindsey Hill was sum
moned TO the boys aid, and bound up
the fractured member; and the boy
was getting OH finely at last advices.
EscAPED-Ne are Informed that
last Tuesday three prisoners confined
in Corvallis jail effected their escape
by digging through the brick wall ot
the Jail. One OF them was held in cus-
tody FOR the crime OF murder and the
ether two for minor offences.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-16

lNOTE.-The remainder of this in
teresting communication is crowded
out, but will appear in our next.-Ed.
Dem I
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-03-28
The South Branch Rail Road TO
be Built.


We are pleased to be enabled 10 inform
our readers that all tho necessary prelimi.
: parles in regard to this important work have
been, with the Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road Company, satisfactorily adjusted. -
Through the uatiriug energy of tho Presi
dent Of the road, Col RoBEnr WHITE. the
matter, at last, has been accomplished, the
road is TO be buiIs, aud, VIC ATE to have 10
tercourse by rail, and -telegra pbic commu.
nlcaiion with the inside would The Col
siuce his election to the Presidency of the
South Branch Railway Company, has shown
as much 20 in him-indeed more, than we
had conceived lie possessed, as he has spar.
ed neither his time, which, as 4 successful
lawyer was all.important to him, or his pyi-
rate means, In cousummating this Object
securing tho means FOR the b1iliing of the
road. We think, therefore, our people owe
tho Col. debt of gratitude, which, we hope,
they will some day repay, for the sacrifices
he has made 10 their behalf iu this impor-
tant work.
We understand the contract for the
building of the road has been let to Mr..
WATKINS, residing near Washington City,
and it is to be fini.hed by the first OF Jan.
uary next.
la this connection, however, and, in Civ
ing Col. WHITE credit for carry ing out the
project of n R,'road up tho South Branch
Valley, We must be permitted to say that
20 another belongs the credit of projecting
and urging upon our people, for several
years past, through the columns of our pa
per, tho pr"priety aud necessity Of this
road--!hat person is ANDREW ~. krR-
cHEvAL, E,q Mr. X If we arc not mis-
taken, ia also the author Of the Charter, a
dopted By the Legislature, under which the
Company now exists
The people Of til, whole South Brauch
valley are interested to push forward this
work through the countie,of lIlrly < Pen
dieton. We uuder. and, it Is the purpose
of the Company to extend iIs rosd through
those Counties. Communications have been
received, too, from prominent gentlemen Of:
Highland aud Bath counties upon tho sub
jet, and tho people of that section are snx-
Ilu. to join with ours.
Would it not bs wcl to bavss Convon.
zion Of all the friend, Of The enterprise 3.
Moorcheld, or somo other convenien: point
at an early day?
C'nnot the .peopIcof Hardy aud P4udl.
ton now 60 to work with spirit? /. i,
our bshef thar they .oou too, by proper en-
trgy, may rep tie benefits which We soon
shall chi s. Iis 49,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-03-28
Baltimore Cattle Market.
TnuRsDAY, March 20. 1879

Brsv CArrrv The offerings this week u.r.
not within two-thirds as many last week but
they were in excess OF the demand, and the mar
ket was very dull throughout, but prices were
maintained for some time, TN the arrival Of a
number OF car loads on an already uve-st0cked
market caused a decline Of ic per 10. The quail
ity OF the ofsriuvs fully as good as that Of
last week OF the receipts several hundred were
LEFT over, and will be reshiPped East al owners
s1pense.
Prices to-day for Reef Cattle ranged as rol-
lows Best i.eyes ~ 0OGAST ~, that CEN
orally rated fret quality 25GHSs 25: mcdi.
or good fair quality : 5OGSl *: ordinary
thin Steers, oxen and Cows 25tr.S4 so: in
ferior and lowest Erpdcs OF Cattle 00T0g co.
general average Of the market To- day 81 %
extreme range Of prices 2 25FST IS Most Of
the sales were from Z s. 70 s. ST n loo n
OF the reeeiWs JT5 head came from Ohio -
from Maryland 2l3 from Illinois 80 from West
Virginia, % from Nirri7in aud II head from
Penn total receipts for the week a9l head
against -2l last week aHd e3l head same
time last year. Of the offerings Cd head were
taken hy Ral,inorr butchers. ils bead sold 20
spectators for Eastern markets, sui 90 head tn
Washington city and Annapolis deaicrs-i1tal
sales Tor the week S64 bead against i5s5 ast
week, and head same time lts; wear.
SHEEP The receipts were much less '.'n lass
week, but there is very little or no demand The
season o. Lent seems Ia have affected this kind
ofstock 20 greater eytCnt than II has Cattle or
iokS. ara nj INC rtu9", tIuuEu prices are &c
lower than last week the jndi 'atiUus are that
they will GO lower before there can be any at
vance. We quote fsi- to good SHEEP az 44fg.7
cents per lb gross Receipts this week 1889
hend. against 334l last week, ard 21ZG head
same time las, yenr
lioGs.--The receipts have fallen or very PER
cepibv during the past week more especially
of Hogs Of good quality, and the demand has
decreased 10 greater extent Prices have con-
sequeUuy been reccdiu- since our last repo,t.
aud We quote now az a shade lower figure. with
deciniHg tendency hut some dealers nutigi.
pate an advance next week. As iutim4 ed above.
Hogs of a good quality UTc not as plentiful as
those OF common grade, bat they are equal TO
the demand, & n /, with difficulty that top quota
tons are maintained. We quote stiIlcrs at 20
GS7, and corn fed Hogs M 7C1.7 81 per 100 lbs
net Receipts this week 75l9 head against
1880 last week. and COLA head same time last
yclr.--SpH.
RAITlNlony, Tueftay, M7rch -. 1873.
-FLcrH-Howard stree, super, c0 ass 20
WHEAT, market active & receipts jgbt Sales of
red NJ li-Wl Too c.s-cho;ce wai,c a. 21CN 40
per hushe Corn, 81 600 bushels received Coz
dav. White ~ SIR 50 c.s-yellow AT 5eLi
5"4 c's per t-:le'. Eyl-s.'cs at s.. ceu:s
PES t"s,-- u.'s--t,-7 at $40, 20 ceuts.
Nav 3 uUa. March -j - GVi &c
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-03-28
South Branch Sutslligeurer.
2ouNEY, FRIDAY. MARCH IS, 1878.

--gr " II. Russell has been appointed Post
-,.t,r a, Ukonoko, in this county, rice G. w
~.-r,,Jn resigned.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-03-28

The Corporation OF Charlestown, - few
,.r. ego, voted in favor OF apProPriatiuG slo,-
% towards securing car shops at that place.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-03-28

The Hon H. G.. Davis, Of this State, is
s.,l on the important committee on Appro-
..aso1s in the new arrangement ofthe L. s.
,.,,,c committees Mr Foreman is on the
Quantities on Claims and Territories, of tie
,.,,r u which hc is chairman.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-03-28

At the residence Of the brides parents, on toe
18th inst bJ Rev. William J. Miller, Mr. Va.
son TrrsEa 10 }hs' E.cuAlL V. NcNEmr-s,l
Of Mineral ccua'y.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-03-28
Hardy comnty.ItcmI.
CHARTER ELEcTroN

OihRIER f.LECIIOS.
An election was held Ia Mooreield on the 3Ih
instant for the purpose Of electing Mayor and
Eve Csuncimsu and Recorder, which resulted in
the election Of Samuel A. NcNechea. Mayor
A c. Hack Jacob V. Cunningham, Dr. II. VI.
Gamble, pr =. w Anderson and James Kuy-
kendall, Jr., CeuncHmen, and James Carr Ia.
ker, Jr., Recorder The Mayor and Couuciimen
being the same who served the preceding year.
Mr. Baker succeeds Nr Ogden for Recorder.
The wheat crop is looking badly in this conn
ty. think good deal Of i, is winter killed.
The clover is Rlso badly damaged, Of that Which
succeeded to get through the drought Ias, year
We arc having fine weather now this bdiag St.
Psiti ks day, good!y number are putting
their Irisbmen in the ground.
The hoax about he anticipated l,s,ruCff5n
Of the Natural Bridge in Rockbrideo county.
yirGiuia, has MAIDS !oud laugh in that secuo n
Of the State. II happened in this wise "The
siitors Of the CoAegun semi-monihly. issued
by the students Of Washington and Lee Univer-
Sly published elaborate report that Tie Va.
tlral Bridge was in the net of spontaneously com
busting To make il pass muster they ncrom.
panied their account with \ scientific iisquisi;i9n
TO which they signed the name Of Professor
Campbell, who is hold in high repute for his
geological and chemical attninmcnt' giving the
rrong's Of the Thsaomcnon According TO
Tao 'to-y The bridge, which everybody knows
is OF solid roek vas sst on FIRE by ,-a'tr
"Srings % sny,' s,ys the Lexington
G1."iD, 'fhe ingenious and daring report
Of such corfucrs'iou was credited IN Lex
ioK'on % i csoridge hy not a few per.
sons, ani som1 not unknown 10 lcltfs,
thc aT m science Tho sorry uoir 'O. Ks
'uprrmciy ridiculous, but when first com
ioa from tie press il appeared hr from i'm
probable 20 ucn who Lsd M small rcpuia.
ii'u trr seeing through MI stones.
"l' would 81 ri much pleasant reading
~ report ihe expressions % tho psrtics
'.Iid by The fDiryiu. S1mc hides wrrt
Tor the Bridge. Smo citizens dgaeI 10
secret sorrow and slept a night 10 aooful
do'u.inn Sevcrl formers declared they
knew something was going wrong fr
they had melt strange smell fora 9sy or
two = dchsUng society n CpI,rr,N WI
wls sTrCch'css with as'rti.lm-ut % Clio
ncw' 40 the churches in the rural 1is-
ir;ci' % required couple % hymts and
personal invitation FROM tho demons io Ger
tho people 10 brcek 81 III cuss,nr tbe
j idLs and come IN. Many regretted 30
vas such good pioughio- .es.au y. they
~cre anxious 20 use a h0rss iu s16ing Whist
Wa lef, IT tho Bridge To ~hsrFuru
% some parties back who hsl SCI cui O.
SEQ f,T thcmstlvcs.'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-03-28

EFA WRITER 10 The Relae 9es Drp5
.EDHdcs estimates ~ ten mi.isrds ~ francs
The Tot. c'st Of Faocc Of The var with
Germany.