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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-12-18
Seminal wealkness.

Seminal emissions, the consequence Of self
abuse. This solitary vice, or depraved sexual
indulgence is practlced BY the youth Of both
sexes To almost unlimited extent, producing,
With unerring certainty, the following train Of
morbid symptoms. unless eombated by scien.
titic medical measures, viz Sallow cOunte-
nance, dark spots under the eyes, pain In the
head, ringing In the ears, noise like the rust
ling OF leaves and rattllng Of chariots, uneus-
ness about the lolns, weakness of the limbs,
confused vision, blunted intellect, loss Of con-
tidence diflidence in approaching strangers, a
dislike to form new acquaintnnces, a DISPOSE
tion to shan society, loss OF memory, hectic
tiushes pmples and varlons eruptiops on the
face, fufred tonaue, foetid breath, coughs, con-
sumption, night swents, monomania and fre-
quently insanity. II relief be not obtainedthe
| sufferer should apply Immediately either by
person or by letter, and have cure effected by
| his new and scientific mode OF treating this
disease, which never fails OF etfecting quick
| nnd radical cure. DR.. o. will give One Hum
dred Dollars to any person who will prove sat
| sfactorily to him THAT he was cured Of this
complaint by either of the San francisco
| uunoks.
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MARRIED.

RATZhrAN-LYLE.--A the residence Of
the brides mother, in this city, on the l7th
inst, by Rev. Dr. Geary, MH. u. g. PaATzMAN
OF Portland, and MISS KATIE LYLE, OF this city.
TTE-INGRAHAM.~- LIN this clgs,
at the Exchahge hotel, on the llth inst by
Rev. Dr. tieary MIR. W. a. HOBlNErfE and
MIss EMELfNE IMGRAHAE, both Of this coun-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-12-18

RELIGIOUS SERvICEs.-Rev. Thos.
Condor will preach in the Congrega-
tional Church hext Sunday morning.
In the evening the Calvary Sunday
School will hold their Concert, begin
ming at O'Clock.
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HALsEY STORE AND wAREaOUsBc CO.


The following articles of incorpora-
tion have been filed In the Clerks office
in this county, and will be filed in Sec
retary Of States office this week.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION.
We, A. S. Bassett, Joseph Lame,
James Porter, Jonas Davis, Seth W..
Hayes and S. D., Haley, desiring to in
corporate Hurseiyes do hereby make
and subscribe articles Of incorporation
as follows:
ARTICLE /. The name by which
this corporation shall be known is the
''Halsey Store and Warehouse Co"
ART. 2. The enterprise and business in
which this corporation proposes to en-
gage is the buying and selling Of goods,
wares, and merchandise of every de-
scription, and the storing Of wheat and
all other grains.
ART. 8. The place where this corpo-
ration proposes to have its principal
Office and place of business shall be the
town of Halsey, in the county of Linn
State of Oregon.
ART. 4. The capital stock Of this
company shall be the sum Of twenty
five thousand dollars, with power to
increase.
ART. 5. The amount of each share
in the capital stock Of this corporation
shall be two hundred dollars.
In witness whereof, we, A. S. Bass
ett, Joseph Lame, James A. Porter
Jonas Davis, Seth w. Hayes and 5. d
Haley, have hereto subscribed oul
names to these articles of incorpora
tion in triplicate, on the 4th day o
4 December, 1874.
~ ~aFU.sWa
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T6-MoRRop,'s S AucrIoN.-We wish to
call flle attention Of the farmers and
citszens who expect to attend Mr.
DodPs auction tomorrow that the
place Of holding it has been changed
from the Opera House to the store
room on Front Street recently occupied
bv z. d. Whitlow. fbelaFgest auction
that has e4cr been held "a Aibahy will
take place there tomorrow and per-
sons who wish to lay 10 stock Of gro
eerles, dry goods, furs, etc, viii do well
10 attend.
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To yocArIsrs.-Sherman & Hyde's
Musical Review for November i an nn-
usually good number. It contains &
sketch Of the Life Of George 7. Br0m-
lev, Gleanings from Musical History
a large collectionof interesting niiseel-
laueous matter, the usual Art Notes
Musical Criticisms and four fine pieces
of vocal and instrumental music. II is
worth double the subscription price Of
one year. Subscriptions will be reeeiv-
ed till January lst al 81 per year; after
that at sL50 Address Sherman d
Hyde, san Francisco.
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CHRISTMAS AT SHEDD.-The peo-
pie of Shedd and vicinity will open
the festivities of the approaching hol-
iday, by distributing gifts from
Christmas tree, which is being prepar-
ed by joint committee of Grangers,
Good Templars and Sunday School
teachers. They propose 70 unveii the
bounty of Santa Claus in the NJ. E.
Church on Christmas Eve, at six
o'clock. All are cordially invited to
participate. Gifts may be left at the
parsonage.
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r0 THE AFEi.TCTED.

WNR, W, K. DoHERTY RETURNS HIS Hlktf
kp core than rs to his numerous patients LpA
their patronage, and would take this opportas
nifty 10 remind them that he contlnhea 70 cons
suit at hs Institute for the cure OF lehfQqic diha
eases OF the Lungs. Liver, Kitneya,. " l8eHllvo
and Genltu- Urinary Organs, anA, NlE ptlyatA
diseases, viz ,Hyphilia in oil its FERNS and aLss
ges, Seminal Weakness, and all the horrid con-
sealeuces of self-Rbuse, GonoEThoeA. dlevta
Strietures. Nocturnal and DldrnM elnissi0naS
Sexual Debility, Diseases Of tho sBqck ana
Ioins, inflammation OF the bladder sud KID
news, etc. etc, and he hopc9 that hia Tong exe
perience and successful practice VIII 1pntinu0
10 insure him share Of public patronage: ~
the practice Of many years "a EpEope and WY
United states, hc Is enabled t9 Apply the mDa4
efficient and successful remedies aghinst dis,
eases of all kinds. he cures KjthoNs mercurys
charges moderate, trefts HIS patients IN cor
rect and honorable way, and hRs references %
unauestionablo yeynclty FROM mc1o of KNOWN
responsibility and high standing ~ society,"
All parties consulting him by. lettet. or other
wis6, will receive tho best and gontleSt tEeae-
ment, and implicit secrecy.
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mum 7 :
and bring along your Chickens, Butter. Eggs,
bried.friit, anything that has market value
and ye will give you "a fair Bwop," and II you
have, greenbaChs, gold notes, or even gold coin,
would take that rather than spoil trade. :,
Don't forget the place, 0orner FIRST and, 2
gtreets fight opposite tho Saddle Butte Shedu'
OKn.
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SHEET MusIc.--We have received q
LIT of new music from NJ. Gray's music
store of Portland, for which we are un-
der many obligations. The music is
beautiful and consists Of the following
pieces; "The Goldtinch and Peasant" !"
"Beloved Brothers Gallop," "On a
Thorn Bush" and Happiness
Enough.u
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PARKER & MoERIs have thus far
laid out s52, sT2,ss to our farmers for
this years crop Of wheat. They have
j,lst completed the loading ola vessel
a, Portland, for Cork, the cargo con.
fsining q, 900 bushels.
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peg~ For the very best Photographs,
90 to Bradley " Rulofson's Gallery
with an ELEVATOR, 429 Montgomery
Street. San Francisco.
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CARp.

II, BELL Il PARKER. LATE, OF ORE,
Ae gan CITY, beg leave 70, inform the PUBLIC
thnt tRt,y nave nurchas0d the entire stock o.
drugs, medicines ntc., formerly owned by x. N
Hllf 4 son, and that they design continuing
M buslnass nd the old stand, where they pro-
pose to keep In the future, 4 fgi assorAlagat "
ticlns and everything usually found in ~ nfat
class drug store. .....k..,..... -
While earnestly soliciting A. continuance q
the liberal patronage hefftoiore eAtsnesu ", w
tia ON house, We hope " The same time, ~
flir and liberal dealing and careful nflcnuon
10 thN wnnts of cust0nexs 10 peel ~ ea.rruA
of any NEw friends whom may fbVorua with thelr
particiiiar attention will be given to tho spIllg
ponndInu III physicians prescriptions and fistiiA
M reeaiuts at aII hours IL the dag Of pight
~ a. II. BELL dSPAltKER.
Successors 10 II. y, HILL ~ som
Albany, Oregon, Oct 9TH, ls7i. npu'
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Some young Absalom from Hal
sey was out on Lake creek few days
ago, for the purpose ofseeing his-well,
we won't tell. He had just started
away from a house when his horse
began to "buckn pretty lively and run
his rider-not into the branches of a
tree, like Absalom of old-but into
a clothes line, which struck him on
the neck under the chin. The conse-
quence was that he was put in forcible
remembrance Of the passages in his
tory which he had read in relation to
the guillotine, and before he could
alter his position he was pretty badly
used up.
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RISE AND EXPLAIN.
ALBANY, Dec. 16. 1871

Editor Democrat:
Will you allow me small space in
the columns 81 your valuable paper,
that 1 hiay ask the Board of Managers
of the Farmers Warehouse a few ques-
tions, which are at present agitating
the minds of some of the stockholders
of that Company?
1st. What commission does the Su-
perintendent of that Company get for
buving and selling wheat through that
house?
I'd. If the Superintendent gets a
commission ought not the stockholder
who stored his wheat in that house
have the benefit of the same?
I am informed that the other houses
in town get commission besides the
storage, which of course goes into the
pockets of tho warehouse men for their
trouble. If our Superintendent gets a
commission, we, as stockholders Of the
Farmers Company, are eutitled to the
benefit of it, for, as | am informed
the Board of Managers pay the Super
intendent of our Company salary fol
his services. If it is the case that oul
Superintendent gets commission foi
buying wheat in. store in our bouse'
fail to see the advantage OF being
stockholder in the Farmers warehouse
If we, as wheat producers are not ahi'
to obtain more for our wheat througl
that house than any other.
These are questions that some of th
stockholders of this house would lik
the Board of Managers to explain TO
the information of numerous Whea
PRODUCERS of this part Of the country
A STOCKHOLDER.
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NEW YEARS Eve BALh-Elsewhere
will be found an advertisement an
nouncing grand New Years Ball to
given by Albany Engine Co. No. l, as
is their custom. Extensive arrange
ments are being made for an elegant
party, and we bespeak for the old
"Onesters' gallant "sen'l Off OH
this melodious occasion.
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A DVERTISE NTS
NOTICE TO TEACHERSI

A PUPLTC EXAMINATION OF TEA CHEERS
fA wishing certificates for Linn county, will
be held in the Albany District School HoVsa,
on Saturday, December 26th, commencing at
. O'Clock A. NJ. Applicants will provide them
selves with stationery,
j. X. WEATHERF0RD
nlTw4 County School Supt.
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PC. HARPER & Co.-All persons
knowing Themselves indebted by note
or otherwise to the late firm Of Howell
Harper & Co., are earnestly requested
to call at once aud settle the same os
the money is now due and we want it.
A word, sc. is sufficient. We also
have a vep' fiue stock Of goods 70 SELL
which we 0 fer very low for cash or
menhantab lie produce. Come and see
~
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RErURNED HoME,--Jas. 4. Harfls
and wife returned to their home in
this city last Tuesday, and on We'd
nesday evening received their friends
and entertained them in the most hos
pitable and elegant manner, The Al
bany Brass Band lent an added charm
to the occasion by discoursing some OF
their best selections Of music and amid
the flow of wit and sparkling cham
pagne, the evening flew by in the
most pleasing and agreeable manner,
Jimuel, here's a double health to you
and yours, truly,
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JOHN SETTLE.
LEBANON, OREGON,
DEALER M
LEATHER, SSDDLERY @ HARNESS.
HEMoRRHoIDs.

A cARoTHBRs a cos "PILE PILLS
AM OINTMENT" have now become enc Of
ihe standard preparations Of tho dayi y pre-
narad and recommended fir Piles onty whether
chronic or reeonl) Sufferers may depend upon
n. that this remedy will give lh4m permanent
relisf from thir troublesome and damaging com
plaint. AMI. "a. r,i
sent postpaid to any address within tas uai-
IA gtniesl UPON receipt nf prizes, 80.
A. CARornERs : co.,
niOyf Albany, Linn Co., ofegonl
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CJoRBEcT1ox.-In our item last week
or the dedication of the new Christmas
Oh 1rch we made several mistakes and
now hasten to correct them. The
cburc h is located on Edward Strict
heoft,s farm and was dedicated by Jno.
NJ Har -is of Lane county, last Sun
day The meeting is still going on
and will be- continued until next Sab
hath The house Is crowded every
night. and six names have already
been added to the membership.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
TO THE UNFoRTUNATE

Established in 1854, for the treatment Of Sex
ual and Seminal Diseases, such as Gonorrhoea,
elect, Structure, syphilis in all its forms, Sem-
inal Weakness, lmpptency, etc. Skin dlsea-
seS tn years, standineland liberated Leg s
successfully treated.
: DR. GIBBoN has the plcasere Of amount
cling shat he has returned from Visiting the
principal Hospitals OF Europe, and has resum
corner Of ColpnieFcRl, San Francisco, where
his old patients and those requiring his servl'
ces may find him. 9tN
The Doctor has spared neither timO nor mon
ey inseel1ing out now remedies, and has re-
turned with increased facilities for the allevia'
tion of human suffering,
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Wrv'p HEARD FROM HIM. A friend
.rr;tas rs from Oskaloosa, Iowa, thata
man now sojourns in that city who \
claims that his name is Smith, that he
once owned and edited this paper and
was State Printer of Oregon. The
writer asks if this is all true. Lemme
see: Smith! SMITH! 1t appears to
ms like the faintest shadow of a dream
that there was % man named Smith
Who resided somewhere in Oregon
many yeaas ago, but we are quite sure
he never was connected with this pa
per and was never State Printer. Fur
ther, we think that our Smith still lives
In this State and is chief engineer of a
one-horse dray in Portland or Astoria.
That Iowa Smith is evidently fraud
and his true name is probably Jean de-
O'Shaunnessey. Pass him around
GooD.-We kncwthe ladies of Alba
nv will bestow grateful blessings upon
our City Council for the order made at
the last meeting, empowering the com
mittee on Streets and Public Property
to employ some person to daily scrape
the mud and slush from the street
crossings so that pedestrians can cross
them without employing ferry boat
and mud scow. ItisyeIy painful to the
undersigned to see our fair ladies pad
ding across the filthy walks in mud
and slush up to their ankles and their
mouths pursed up in hugest disgust at
the horrible spectacle which they know
they exhibit to the gaping bystanders.
1t may well be said: "Well done, thou
faithful city dads.p
A STERN ATTACK SOFTLY Fo1LED'
"A Gospel Ridge younker was We'd
nesday night warbling under his sweet
1less's window "Then you'll remember
me,n and the old man slipped up be-
hind him and administered several
vigorous Kicks, but the Troubadour
never flinched or ceased his strains till
the song was concluded; then he edifi-
ed the old gentlemen by turning about
andcooly informing him that his gentle
interference had been anticipated and
anice soft pillow stuffed into the place
most likely to be attacked. Then ad-
justing his thumb to his nasal protu-
herance, the young Romeo stalked
proudly and triumphantly off, leaving
the antiquated party to solitary aud
reflective contemplation of Tie deprav
ed young mans latter end.
BILLIARD MATCH. last Saturday
night four of the Albany champions o
the ball and cue had a match tourna-
inent at Tally's Temperance Billiard
Hall, for $40, five hundred points-th'
contestants being Frank O. Fish ant
John Natter against VIM. Tally ant
N. Baum. The game was very evenl.
matched as to skill, but for that eve
ming Messrs. Fish and Natter seem
ed to hold their grip best, and got ava!
with their contestants by rs points
The vanqdished players, not conten
with their defeat have challenged tn
victors for a second game which viii
be played tomorrow evening. TIL
contest has thus arexcited good dea
of interest.
ST.. JOINS LoDaE. The new Mason
ic Lodge of this city {St. Johns No. 81
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NOTICE.

a Ill PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE UN.
N dersigned, either by note or book nc
count, VIII please call and settle without delay,
as l intend TO close my old books with the
present year. | cannot run business without
money. "a word to the wise is sufficient"
G. +. SETrLEMlER.
Albany, Dec, I'd, 1874.
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o. >. $. co.
NOTICE.

iWSROM AND AFTER DATE UNTIL FUR,
II ther notice, freight from Portland to Alba
ny will be one dollar per ton, Alldown freight
will be delivered at Portland or Astoria free Of
charge or wharfage at reduced rates. Boats
will leave Albany for Corvallis or Po1tana
every day. For further information a pply to
BEACH 4 MONTEITH, Agents.
vl0nl7tf.
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; pos .,oSTOTTTCE REGISTER.
MAILS ARRIVE.

E@N MAILS ARRIVE.
ran Corvallis at O3O A. M daily eAcep'
saopnsn'I san,, lebanon at 10 80 A. NJ, tri-weeKlST
.Inaays IIon Wednesdays and Fridays ,.,t,, a.,
Noun Gso,n sRaiIroad North and SOUTH daily eA-
cent sabbath, at Y :SO AgN aA,f
MAILS DEPART.
For railroad North and SOUTH daily eS-
osnt snbbath, promptly at II 4, N; an ot 8O
For Corvallis, daily, except H9a''"V"' CIV
y For NJ Lebanon on Mondays, Wednesdays anu
FRIDAYS, at 80 P. NJ. a. :, .orp M
tj OFFICE HoURs-From ~ 4; NJ 70 dp. - NJ NJ
Money ofueA o''-S p. Fl. RAYMOND, P. NJ
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WE

NINA 4Ni. r. ga tyn ~ a NNf
alfHo On hand for the fall campaign with a care
fully selected stock which will be found as
usual to contain tho bcst goods at the lowest
ptices.
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INTERESTING EXERCISES AT HAIR
R1sBURG. I'VE are indebted to Rev. T.
B. White, Presiding Elder for the fol-
lowing programme of exercises for the
dedication of the new M, e. Church
South, at Harrisburg, Dec. 9th.
Service at 10 O'clock A. NJ.
VoLantary.-By the congregation.
Scripture Lesson. Rev. j. E. Brad
ley
Hmm Rev. Jos. Emery.
Prdyer.- Rev. N. NJ. Skipworth'
Hyn1n.- Rev. D. G, Mcfarland.
Sermon. Rev. b. r.. Baxter.
Dedication Service and Prayer.-
Rev. T, B. White.
Dosogogy.-Congregation.
Bened5ction.-Rey. b. f. Burch.
The public are respectfully invited t.
attend.
OFF FOR GRBENHoRN.--On Wednes
day morning Messrs. ]. r. Herren an
Frank Wood, accompanied by u ban
of Chin amen, started for Greenhor
Bar, on the South Santiam, where the.
will Immediately commence eXeava
ting a water ditch for mining purposes
These gentlemen have great faith !
the richness of the gold deposits on thi
bar, and have del ermined to risk
large sum of money and at least sever
al months of valuable time expert
menting upon the project. We ear
nestly hope their fondest expectation
may be realized.
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10 upeo,ry. " You don't see What you want.
ask for ii. and II we dOnt have the identical
article called fof,the CHANCES aro that We Lave
something that Will do you hetter.
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TO ADTERTISERS.


M persons who contemplate milking contracts
kltb Newspapers FOR tbs Insertion VI ADVERTISE
.beute should send ~ cts TO
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ST. JOINS LoDeE. The new Mason
ic Lodgeof this city {St. Johns No. 62)
held its ANNUAL election last Saturday
night, with The following result: Geo.
Humphrey, w. W.; ]. w. Baldwin, S.
W.; N. B. Humphrey, j. W.; NJ. Hart,
Secy; r. S. Price, Treas; o. w. War
rem, Tyler. Corinthian Lodge will
hold its annual election tomorrow
evening, and Bayley Chapter, Thurs
day evening, 1t is probable that the
installation of both Lodges and the
Chapter will be held on the same eve
ming, when pleasant reunion of the
Brethren of the Mystic Tie will be had.
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REsIGNFD.-La Monday evening,
at an adjourned meeting Of the Coun-
Gil, Becorder Herren resigned his office,
and NJ. A. Baker was unanimously
elected to fill the vacancy. Mr.. Her
rem has made faithful and correet
officer, and the complimentary vote ol
thanks of the Council bestowed upon
him, was we'll merited. @a4
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JEwELRY,-The Titus Bros have
just received large stock of jewellery,
watches, etc., which they will sell at
remarkably low figures udtil after the
holidays. There is no use in sending
off for watches, chains and other things
in their line, wheu they will furnish
all such articles that can be recon-
mended at just as low prices as you
will have to pay at Portland or San
Francisco. The fin st Christmas
presents that were ever brought to this
city can now be found in their store,
and if any of our readers wish to make
some Of their friends happy, they had
better interview TIE Titus boys for
-'plans and specifications.