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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-11-06

We Pimpled, nlotehed and UlcorNtod Viz
tins ul stfnulous dis asHs, who drag your IN
take An ER,s SARSApAklLLA, and purge out
thn foul corruption IRON your blood, k,Stnrt
yonr health, aud ypu.will not oniS enipy ~ 9
bitter, but MAKE your company more tolerabie
to those who must Keep 1t. uH
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-11-06

Seminal emissions, the consequence a. Sol1A
abuse, This solitary vice, or deprAyed eexuNl
Indulgence, Is practiced BY the youth of both
sexes To almost unlimited extent, proaucinx.
with unerripg certainty- the following train ~
morbid synpteinS, unless cornbateu by sclep-
titic medAQal hgHaaures, viz Sall0Wa cplliils-
nance, daaN sptSts under the eyes, pain In tho
head, ringing In the ears, noise like the rustt
ling OF leaves and raftllng Of charlote, pneas-
ness about the loins. weakness Of the lmbh
confused vision, blunted intellect, loss OF con-
fidcnce dinidence In approaching. strangers, q
dislike 10 form new aeQnaintances, q oisposi-
tlQn to shun society, loss OF memory, hectic
fiushes, plmples and various erupuons on "
face, furred tongue, foetid BREATH coughs, eon-
sumption, night sweats nlonomania and ffe-
Quently Insanity. II relief be not obtainedthp
sufferer should apply Immediately either lby
person or by letter, and hRvo o euro effected "
his new and scientific mode Of treating this
disease. which never fails 81 effactinEia n.ter
ana radical cure. Dr. q. will give One Hun
dred Dollars to any person who will prove sal
isfactorily to him that he WAS cureg q Mas
complaint BY either Of the Fan Francisco
Quacks. fsf NHIif
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-11-06

SocIABLE. E.-Thcre will be sociable
at the residence Of p. II. Raymond
this evening, far tho benefit Of the
Congregational Church. A ge4eral
good time we know viii he had, as
Perry and his wife win take great
pains to make everything Rass or re-
chcrche.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-11-06

P. C. HARPER & Co.-All persons
knowing themselves indebted By note
or otherwise to the late firm Of Howell
Harper 4 Co., are earnestly requested
to call at once and settle the same, as
the money is now due and we want it.
A word, &c. is sufficient. We also
have very fine stock Of goods to sell,
which we offer very low for cash or
nerehantable produce, Come and see
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-11-06

I. o. G. T.-FolIowing is the liFt Of
officers Installed at the last regular
meeting of Western Star Lodge No.
10, held in their hall last Tuesday eye
ming: D. E. Taylor, W. c.; Mrs Ma
ry E. Westlake, R. II. s.; Mrs. Anna
E. Leggett, L. Fl. -; Ella Rideout,
w. v. r.; Francis Martin, Sec'y; L.
IT, Cooper, A. S.; VIM. i. Smith,
Treas; G. T. Cotton w. F. S.; Rev.
I. Wilson, c.; L. N. Leggett, w, NJ;
n j. Cline, W. y. NJ; Ida Strong,
W. /. G.; Jos. Leggetti w, o. G.;
Richard Fox, Lodge Deputy j. S.
Purdom, P. w. G. T.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-11-06

OFF FOR WAITsBURG.- Last Wed.
nesday Sylvester Canon, Cyrus West
lake and Miss Nella Canon started on
q trip to waitsbutg, W. r. The two
gentlemen will return in abouta month,
but Miss Nella will remain with LEI
relatives in that country until next
spriDg for the benefit OF her health.
We hope she may enjoy herself during
her visit and come back greatly i'm
g-5ved 10 health.
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ManlRIEn.

BURKHA -MDfa5AN.-On The 18Th uh-
al t1e ri-sideuee of the bride pa-snis neaf mi
cIsy. 81 Rssy. Z. G. Hi. MR. G ~ huEKH HARf
enS sirss MARY e slORGAN-aall OF this eOIn
~
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-11-06

BROWNSVILLE CHATTER ELECTIoN.
Last Monday the citizens of Browns
willie held their first election under the
new charter granted them by the late
Legislature. Thirty-four votes were
cast for the charter and eightagainst-
making a total Of 42yotes polIed. The
city officers are as follows; Mayor, J
NJ. Meyer; Recorder, Peter B. Hume;
Marshal, John Long; Treasurer, O. +.
Coshow; Aldermen, MeLoud, BilSeu,
Thompson and Caroline. The election
passed Off remarkably quiet, no riots
nor barricading Of streets being report
ed to the chief of police.
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coRnnorIoN on N-EALsle RrpoRr.
80 TFT Nv ~ = W N W n
SCIo, Oct. S0th.

9S1O1 OCts uOGtts
Editor Democrdt'
IearntAlil,y Friends recently visiting
this place from your city, that some OF
the citizens of Albany had asserted
TINT whtia Twas attending the meeting
Of the Stpcshhlderso of the Home Man
ufacturing Gompaliy,at Salem, that
had exerted my influence against Al
bany and III behalf of Salem III regard
to MEDICATION Of the headquarters ol
the Company, and I desire Through
your columns, to inform the people
that such statements are false. | nei-
ther worked for Salem por Albany in
the matter of locating, but,for the
good of the Company. al5aA
If any one questions these statements
wOud refer them to Messrs. Mart. Y.
Brown and John Il, Hackieman, who
occupied the same seat with me two
days, and AIessrs Bryant, Cyrus, Munk-
eFs ami Griggs of the Forks.
y n IRVINE
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-11-06

CHANGED OwYERs.-Last week
Jake Fieischner soll his hailding in
this city, in which Mack Aerrick ear
ried on his saloon, TO s. Montgomery
and Ab. Taylor for $1,000. The new
owners are going TO start saloon IN
the building we believe, as soon as
Mr.. Merrick vacates the premises.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-11-06


PORK WANTED The Elkins Bros,
of Lebanon, have received large pork
contract and are now paying the high
est cash price for all deliveredst them,
There chance for onr readers who
live up i'll that part Of the country.
Any person can get II dollar bushel
for their wheat by turning itintopork.
TO THE MoUNTAINs.- DR.. AleXan-
der Dave Froman and Jason Wheeler
started out ON the mountain road last
Monday in search Of "mowich."
Something will be done when those
three mighty Nimrods get into the
deer country.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-11-06

NEW MILLINER SToRE.-A new
building is being putup between ca
rothers' drug store and the Foster
building which will be used as a milli-
merry establishment. AIRS. @. G, Eng
lish, who will open out the store in a
few days, has been a resident Of Port
land for a good while, aud has heen
connected with Miss McNamarl's
millinery store in that city. She
thoroughly understands the business
and will surely get her full share Of the
public patronage.
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T0 THE AFFLICTED.

sf u u y = ! -
MAR, W. X. DoIIERTY RETURNS HIS SIN
NJ cere thanks To hls Numerous patients ior
their patronage, and would take this opportu-
nifty to remind them thai, ne continues 70 CON
sllt at his Institute Tor tile cre OF cnr0nlc dis
eases Of the Lungs, Liver Kidneys, Digestive
ana Genito- Uriifaly organs, and all private
diseases. vizi syphilis ii all its lOrms and sim
ges, Seminal Weakness, and all the horrid con
sequeuces OF seli-abnse, GOhorrn@a, dleet,
Structures, Nocturnal and Dlurnal emissions,
sexual Dsbility, Diseases oL the Back and
Lolns, inflammation Of the Bladder and Kid
neys ETC., etc, and he hopes that MS long ex-
10 insure him a share Of public patronags. by
the practice 0t many years in Europe aild the
United states, he Is enabled toapplys thR most
efficient aud shccOsstul, remedies against dis
eases ol AZ Kinds, HetolIfes without mercury
charges moderate, treats his patients IN cor
rect and honorable way, and has references oi
unuuestOnable vrracity from men OF known
responsibility and high standing In society :
An parties consulting hin BY letter or other
WISE, will receive the best aud gentlest .reat'
ment. and Implicit secrecy. N
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-11-06

To EuoExE.-Quite number Of our
citizens started for Eugene last Non
day to attend the Circuit Court which
Is in session in that city.
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MoT1on or FINAL snTTLr NanNT-

WACOB THOMPSON, EXECUTOR OF THE
% last will and Testament and oi the estate of
Itlehard Evans, deceased, late ~ ldnn county,
oregon, having, on the bth day ci October,
ls7i, M the County Court for Linn county, pre'
gOn filed his nunl account ul hts manage.
Inent Oi said estate a. Fxecutpr thercOf. and
rendered thu sang TOT aeitlement therglnrN W
order Of the Court mRde 80 the Ieguler October
term of said csart, WA, Il lsofieFed that
Noaday, me IN d0y eT Dec,, isf4n
At o'clock. ~ nl., the same helng day q the
Der torn ~ said Court. be appointed TOT
the hearing 81 objections 70 such llnal aecoent
1 nnd scttlpnlent Of the same, and tnnl dpe no-
tleo heraof b. given hy publication ~ tho
SrATE RI0Hrs DEhoca4r. newspapsf q
for at leMst fUlir successive weeks prior n aa,d
day. and OF thie tht heirs ele9'sqp, peyiaeeeA
next of Kin, and any and 9 persons intffess'
1 IA viii take due udlic0 and Will appear Nnl
show cause II any they hnya whN,auch uant
settioment ahopld not ~ made And eniplgq.
~ Jkf,OH pHCM fSON, kNNe3lpt.
GE0. Ii. HmLM, Atty Tor tlAecutei
Dated (lct. xN, l1l4 -ni1WA
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Bes~ For the very best Photographs,
20 to Bradley u Rulofson's Gallery
william ELEV ArOR, 429 Montgomery
gfrhGf Snm ErnnciSln
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DIED.

pFPCAEv. Al his home in Ripley. Ohio. Ort,
70. Ig74. Of psrniygis, tsILBEsT bEtcAE'. bru1n'
sr 81 VI. n. i-egaar. o. tAis c'y-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-11-06

SKATING RINK. Well, it's settled
at last, and we're going to have q skat-
ing rink. Dave Froman will send off
for the skates as soon as he returns
from the mountains, and then our
young folks will have a chance of
showing off their accomplishments in
the way of skating without going to
Portland. Will. Warren will probably
Conduct the services" at the rink, and
ashe is first class upholsterer 1t is
probable Mr.. .Froman has made good
selectiom We tried roller skates once,
and after getting out of the room we
vowed another pair would never go on
our feet without we first had several OF
the most prominent parts of our person
upholstered. But bring on the skates;
we will try and get in condition to use
our share.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-11-06

We shsaa1d NED suffer from a C0lgh. Ebici
4 faw dot-s of AfEEl ca EHRi PEcIpkaL
viii carr fiD7e. cpnlforts heaiih. are On neyed
tya
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-11-06
HEMoRRHOIDS.

~ CAR0THRRs 4 cos "pILE PILLS
AND OINTMENT" have nov bccpme one q
lie standard preparations Of the dayi y Prs
.parea and Recommended fer Piles only tthether
ehroni Or recently shaerorS may depend upon
Il, that this remedy viii give lhum permanent
relief from tkis troublesome and damaging COM
plaint ...i.
sent postpaid to any address (wighin the uni-
ted Btaiesl upon receipt 81 price, Sl,50s
a. CAR0rliERS 4 co.,
nlOy1 Albany, Linn Co.. Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-11-06

RUN OVER. An unfortunate bovine
of the female persuasion was run over
by the passenger train down by B1rk /
hart's last Monday.
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Ar COST
FOR 80 DAYS
NJ O u M B u Or

. Twin Eeli Al my stuck n goodb, for the next
n days NJ cost. andno nrmbug- gsil ana con
vince yourselves. y. blyVHi
cgcash pea 1oF hides iuTs and Ok hovDA
nCyf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-11-06

RETURNED john Layton got back
from California this week, and brought
with him his daughter who has been
living in that State for u few years.
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A. WHEELER g. CO.,
SEEEDD, OREGON
DEALERs ~ .H

Dry Gooda. Hardware, Clothing Drugs Med
ieife f.aifia 4 Oils, Hats a Caps, GfaerTier,
Wagons, Farming implements, Machinery
Ae &C. Ac, 4e. etc eto. etc. etc.
Manager of Farmers Union warehouse . q
Comm lsaion Merchants IN grain, Ihmbcf ete.
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MOVED TO Town. After finishing
up their harvesting quite lot OF farm
ers moved into town We notice
among them Albert and John Umphrey
NJ. Parker, Clum. Cowan, Lewis slim
son, Nimrod Price and Mr.. MeClung
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CONE AND SEE US,

and bring along your Chickens, Butter Eggs,
Drled-iruit, anything that has u market value
and we will give you "a fair swOp," and 4 you
have grnenbacks, gold notes, nr even gold coin,
would take that rather than spoil trade.
Don't forget the place, corner FIRST AND Y
streets right oPpoglte the AHddlo kutts' "ha9oI
Ogn,
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nm. GKETSON MS
DISP Din SARY ,
\. t2s Keasney ST.
CoRNsR 6 ComMEncrAL ST.
Rr san FRANCISCO.

Established in ias4, for the treatment of Gey-
uAl ana seminal Diseases such rs 1onOrfh0aa,
tslett, s5tricture Syphilis In all Tits foTnas rot
inal Weakness. Impotency, ETC. Skin Gissh-
ses lof years standingjand liberated Lsg 8
successfully treated. e8 M
DIR. GIHb0N has the pieasere Of amount
cling that he has returned from visiting tlss
principal Hospitals OF Europe. Aud has rNsnyn
I'd practice at his Dlspensary, H23 Kearneg kt.
Ills old patients and those requiring his narvi-
ces may find him.
The Doctor has spared neither tinnO nor mon
ey In seeking out new remedies, ard lfas ~
turned with Increased facilities foT the allsvl&
tion OF human suffering,
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MORE IMPROVEMENTS. Albany Is TAX
III, ! Il unprecedented forward leap IN
the line OF improvements. During tne
rast season son:a thirty or forty editices
have been raised within her limits anu
several others are now being hurried to
completion. Added to this we hear
talk Of contemplated Improvements
and buildings on every hand. Several
blocks and business houses are on the
tapis for next season, among when IS
a two.stdry brick block, 66xlOO, to be
erected by Messrs VIM. Pererson anu
John Briggs on the site now occupied
bv, Weller,s Saloon, Tally's billiard
hall ana Briggs stove store WIN q
view to accomplishing this object Mr..
peterson has bought pally's bail lorS2,-
600 which gives him and Mr. Brig94
full possession Of the epace between
Fosters block and the corner OF tlrst
and Ferry streets. This will be mag
hificent structure as well as o valuable
investment for its proprietors. Many
other fine business houses are to be
built next season. SO onward oui
beautiful Albany--the Gem Of the Val
Iey-glides to glorious future.
sss I45fa h %t,--4----------- IS N"
A RARE, TREAT FOR ALBAN1ANs. =
BY a private letter from Mrs, Addie L.
Ballou, we learn that she will deliver
one of her popular lectures in this city
tomorrow evening. 1t was our pleas.
ure to hear several Of his gifted lady''
lectures-both in Salem and in this city
and we cannot resist the impulse tt
say that we have seldom if ever beer
sotrichIy entertained by public speak
er. Imaginative and original il
thought, pleasing and graceful in man
ners, fluent and eloquent in delivery
she is indeed q bright star in the lee
ture stellar. We are not advised as to
the subject upon which she will trea
in her Albany lectures, hut if our citl
zeDs can prevail upon her to give then
nnWest-and- West" rarer treat canno
be afforded them. However, whatevel
her theme may be, rest assured that al
will be edited, entertained and enlight-
ened. Don't fail to give her crowded
auditorium. WI
------
crAr1No R1NK.-Well. it's settled
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HORSEand CARRIAGE MARKET
EEw-YoRK, Thursday. April 80, 1874.

INV lNVIlt -VT1'
There was general Improvement III the
condition Of local horse trade The influence OIL INC
and mild weather was especially percepble by numer-
m ponries altar fine carriage horses and dealers who
make this kind OF stock a speciality were kept busy
during the day. Quoting from sales effected, large,
stylish, and Unmatched coach horses ranged Ho.
81 900 10 81 500 per pair Single coupe horses aNerKea
about $500 per head There is change IN me hathsI
for work horses; supply and demand are wen Daaheeu
aud nrices firm Spring diseases still preValllng
among many horses sale, but being, as RUE, OF nu
cIaracter they will probably entirely disappear as soon
a. sca.on8ble weather shall be permanently estaDsIeu
sales of horses carriages, harness. ana geherdi
equipments Friday, the Let OF May, at tue oo"ns
auction narts: =,
Ar Al - o'clock bY Messrs Van Tasso & Kearney. In
East Ihirteenth.st.. near Fourth-aye.
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THURSDAY, April so-r. a

THURSDAY, April so-r ~
The stock market continues to be htfnl and IT.
regular and u.s. "a it has been for several days past
in a condition known in the lingo of the street as
"a brokers' MARKET O., q market In which OUT
s,ders simply look on as they would at cock light
or horse race but take no other part In the enter
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scbed at oil under ts own ute nor Is there any cross
reference "Long Island Sound OF which it is said
to form the eastern end. Under the title " Hudson
River the city OF Albany placed at the distance OF
III miles from the mouth OF the river at New YORK. n-
stead OF Ia miles as correctly given In the articles on
Albany" and Troy" Albany is said to have been
settled by the Dutch 1G2 which Is at least six years
after the erection OF the second fort and trading post by
the Dutch colonists Greenfield" Mass) situated at
the junction OF the Greenfield and Connecticut rivera
There is no Greenfield river. probably mistaken Tor
Deerield river, which flows into the Connecticut near
this place The Mercantile Library IN Boston Is placed
at the corner Of Hapby-st.. an uncouth name which
never shocked the Gears polite" or Dos
tonians "Charlestown" NIass), no reference
to the act Professionally Incorporating Charlestown
with Boston, confirmed in 1873. Mddlesex County"
Cfass) Concord stated to be the county seat which II
has not been for several years. ana was never more
than the semLcapital The courts are held In cam
bridge and Lowell OF which no mention is made In the
articles on those cities. "FitchDurg" (Mass), one OF
the capitals Of Worcester County, which fact Is omitted
In the article Such defects are inconvenent In stand
ard book OF reference but not surprising In view OF
the amount Of labor be performed and the compare
lively small force 10 perform It, Nor do they destroy
the substantial value Of the work which contains an
immense amount Of information, aud may be probably
used as a book of local geographical reference.
A HISTORY oP NORTH AMERICAN BIRDS. BY 5. BAIRD,
7. NJ BREWER, aud T. RIDGsWAF 4to pp 5OO Ll'e' bo"n
&Co.
The present volume, which completes one OF
the most admirable contributions that have ever been
made to American natural history Is devoted TO seVers
families of birds whose familiar make them the
subject OF general interest including the owls falcons
vutures pigeons turkeys, grouse and par
tridges The popular sketches Of the habits OF the
various birds are very agreeable specimens Of descrp
tive composition, and will be read with delight by all
with whom the character OF animals is fayorte sub
iect of study The illustrations of the volume exc
cuted with great elegance and form an attractive CAD
met of pathological sketches Few works OF recent
publication are better suited for place in tho library OF
the amateur whether in regard to their scientific value
or their artistic beauty.