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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-16
NPECIAL DISEASES,

of which the list Is Numerous, and which are
more closely connected with the general health
than the majority of people arc aware. UR-
happy tnyalids FOX years persist In concenliRe
their condition fropi motive originating ID
mistaken dellency, ana suffer In silence until
their mlserles become too acute to be repress.
ed, or have assumed n form that renders heal.
ing both difficult and expensive. This latter
typo OF atiiiction mNnlfests itself IN the COM
plaint professionally known MS SyphillH In nll
rs forms and stages seminal Weakness md
all the distressing forms of Seli-Ahuee, or
Onansm; Goinrrhmni structure, Nocturnal
and Diurnnl Emissons Sexual Debility Dis.
eases OF the Back and Lolns, Inflammation OF
the bladder and Kidneys, etc., etc. Tho num-
Der OF personssufltring from these horrible Dis.
eases, in whom the Doctor has effected rad
ical cure, can hn counted by the thousand and
the voluntary certificates In HIS possession, re-
ceived from prisons hc. has relieved are
enough to satisfy MI that the Doctors skill In
the treatment ~ the nfIcctlone, enables him
to cure all curnhe cases, md In every inatnnOa
glve relief. Diseases which formerly bafied
the medical skill OF the most Learned and 81.
perlenced Practitioners Of the healing az. and
were regarded by the majority OF physicinns
as utterly lncurlble, now readily yield 10 mod.
ern remedies, when prescribed by the intell-
gent Practitioner, who makes the human uye,
tenn, and these sleclai ailments, his Constant
study and subject OF observation,
in no case II publicity permitted o1pnpt 81
the express wish or the pntient and tha Doe,
tor confidently trusts that his long experiences
and successful practice will continue 10 insure
hm liberal share of public patronage. By
the practice OF many years In Europe and tho
United StAtes, he Is enabled 10 apply tho most
sicceHsiul remedies against diseases OF all
kinds.
He cures without mercury, charges moderate
fees, treats his patients IN correct and hon.
orHble way and has references Of unquestlon-
able vcrnclty, from men Of known respectable.
ny and hlgh standing In society An parties
who may consult him hy letter OF otherwlae,
viii receive the best and gentlest treatment.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-16

Patients finale or fcmalel residing In anv
part Of the country however distant, who may
desire Ire opinion and advice az Dr. DDhofty
IN their respective cases, and whn think prDper
to submit y written statcmcnt OF such, IN pref.
erence q holding personal lnlarvinw. M, ~
snegiiully insured that their communications
will be held most sacred.
The Doctor II regunrgradunie nd may b0
c0nsnlted with every confidence.
II tho disease be fully and oandidiy deserIi.
cd personal communication VIII, In n,,,s.
cases, be unnecessary, as instructions Tor dltt
regimen anu tho general treatment Of the caa
iisell Including tho remedlesl Will be Tor.
wnrdpd Without delay, and In sueh u manner
rs 70 convey no iden Of the purpOr of the lei.
ter or parcel so transmitted
Should your ennditlon raqulre Immediate NJ.
IGNITION, send ten dollars In coln, tor that value
y currency by Mail. or Wells, Fargo 4 Ion
Express, and panlIago Of mcdlrines will b.
forwarded To your address, with the NECESSARY
instructions for uso
Consultations, Al thooi or by letter FRRE.
cisco, Gal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-16

Jam DRLIvERY--La Last Monday morning
about O'Clock. the two prisoners confined
in The Linn county jail escaped by climb
ing "a the top of the cell next to the front
door, punching hole through tho brick
wall and crawling through i. Theystruck
out for the woods below town in ','.ich
they succeeded in hiding before their
escape was discovered and pursuit made,
Search has since been kept up for them,
but - yet no clue to their Whereabouts has
been gained. They made their exit through
che same weak place in the Jail that has
afforded means of escape for several
other prisonera in times past
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-16

When y ieninle II afflicted with disease, as
weakness OF the back aud limbs, main in the
head, dimness Of sight, lossof muscular power
palptation OF the henrt, irrltabiiiiy, nervous.
ness, arrangement Of digestive functions, zen.
ernl debility, oil diseafrH Of the WON'T. hys.
tera, sterilliy, ana all other diseases peculiar
70 females she should 90 or write at once IL
DR. w. X. DnItsRTY, nt hla Medlcnl Intii.
tute, and sue VIII receive every posslbls Fsllef
and help.
Let no lnlse hrllcacy prnyent you, but applv
Immediately, and save yourself from pairitit
suffering and premature death.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-16

DA e W HAnRls goes to Frisco by the
outgoing steamer, 10 attend the TolaDd
Medical College in that city for term, at
interpolation Of which time be will grad
uate but not content with that he will
spend next winter in Bellvue, N. T., after
which time we may expect him to return
home finished and first class saw-bones.
Onrbesl wishes fOlisz, him, and all other
Lima county boys who thus worthiIy strive
70 gain the higher planes Of the profef-
sion.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-16

FoF b'minal Weakness, Wight Emissions. lp.
potency, aud III dlsaaafs arising from Matiur.
hation and nxeeaaive abuses, Pflce a. per bit.
We. Ihr fNnnlne dcLDKw bALAAM N nut up
these inedisidaa VIII N sent TO al parts ~ the
eon1tfys ~ fEpINaN m mall, Hpruffly backed
1n4 ifef lr1ni Qb1ervaii1n. Sole Agents. n. "
ItrnAiflS q Ca. wholesale and refaif drug
gl1la and chFfnlaa. n0uthwcti coriisr N Clnv
and tanfniut piHreis. rhD Frahrisro ilfornls
qi0nMfi.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-16

Ar FISH LAKE--Read the adv Of Henry
Burmesier, proprietor Of the Awsy.up
House, at Fish Lake. He is an accom-.
modating and wide-awakc man, and
pleasure seekers and the travelling public,
generally cannot fail to appreciate his llof.
pltality when they go Fidl Iake-ward
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-16

FrEE HATs.--The fire hats which
have been ordered for the OnesteFs
were shipped from San Francisco on
the 9th, and viii bc here ln few days.
The A IbasT boys have iOng felt ihs
need Of firemen's hats, and we Bre glad
that the want Is to be supplied.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-16
WOOL WANTED.

P. G. Harper 4 Co. will pay The
highest cash price for all the wool they
can get, and would respectfully inform
everybody that they have fine stock
Of general merchandise for sale very
low for cash, or to prompt paying Gus
toners on time.
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Rev. ). !. HAMMOND N ALBANY

inole WI .''s -. ~, u.eeuus eNei Nuo"l
a' u,e eO.s ouoo suuV'uAy evening
reopiv ms'T p.eaen. .,, nom ,-'uanon. ocl'
oorsAi,is'. DIV us,ni0 enu o'l'ei owns
ail weuseu 'u,o''c iaise auu,'oiun, IN 'nt
sal,Ay ~ ny ~. s'aau - %o "'s,o0 any
aeai.y . unu NJ ~ sSu''' g '.uVA as 0siI'ueS
y : I1rSOA. =. - nI y" ~. saS'.u &C., S, n,s
So So ,,o,aaor.oa. ~ .ho,, M ~ y, IT, .a,,.al ei'
,,,o, 2 80, '',s haa.d ~, ~ ,oc.sa .ss y.
~ wo;oa 4 f.r s.or, a,oa,,ont .nd ~ 49,, ~
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heard in the city.
n, Baum yesterday bought the pool Of
wool, amounting to $4,000 lbs, In the
Farmers warehouse; he has also purchased
10000 lbs at Halsey, and about 10000 lbs
from various other parties-maLing in all
about 1855, 900 lbs.
The ditch which is to put water oA our
wheel 10 run our presses BY is nearly com
pleted, and the DEMOCRAT will soon be
ground out by water power. This will
probably be the first instance Of the kind
ON the Pacific coast.
Everybody that can get OFF to the sea
shore or mountains has evacuatedthe city,
and we "feel like one who treads alone some
banquet hall deserted' with mono
save Bruce" our New Foundland pup, to
molest or make afraid
Geo Humphrey jailor, has pasted a
copy of the DEMOCRAT over the hole at
which the prisoners escaped, to prevent
them from going back into the Jail after
their clothes which they forgot in their
hasty and paroxysmal flight
Jim, Comstock, of Douglas county went
down 10 Portland on the train Tuesday,
encased in store clothes, and standing
collar, and We learn that he was married to
beautiful young school marm down
there on Wednesday evening.
The music at the great union meetings,
in the court house last Sunday, was un-
iversally admired, beingto our mind much
superior TO the maudlin squealings Of
travelling opera troupes who demand heavy
entrance fees for their performances.
On Friday night concert was given at
the santiam Academy in Lebanon, un.
der the auspices Of Mrs. Nickerson, and
for the benefit ofthe NJ. L. Sunday School.
The Lebanon Brass Band was in attend
ance and a general good time was had.
"Damtheflize" is the last new word. 1t
appears to be compound word and is
supposed to have been derived from the
Coptic as it is said the Egyptians had oc.
casion to use about such word II is
full meaning any way, and expresslves
This has been the liveisest week ever
known among the christians of Albany,
and we understand it is the design to keep
the religious interest up at least for a time
after Mr.. Hammonds departure. Wehope
good may result from these efforts at re-
form.
Since Farley Mcknight sold out his
butcher shop our New Foundland pup has
had an attack of "true inwardness," until
P. D. Palmer took pity on him and allow
ed him to lick his meat block and make an
occasional paroxysmal attack on his
taller-candle moulds
We are in receipt of the sixth annual
catalogue of the st. Helens Hall for the
school year ending June II, 1875 also the
register of the Bishop Scott grammar and
divinity school for the academic year of
1S745-both Of which show those excellent
educational institutions to be In flourish
ing condition.
~, w. eN..--. r,,. =, 4,
ms nouol ''iuS1n, O'y Ncuoruer anu
LOT 1olu Ivi'Nenet ,, u 'enerSon' caieN yoS'er'
u''y iO says 'mo "e" WarenouSes arc
no" Oe'ns eiec'cu IN ms c''y' one py 'he
farmers n., IN" 1o moIner oy Oorpe" q
Maoie"y' ine ii'Ss naineu wl,i nave a
'.orage capaci'y oao 81 ioV'vVV Ousnels ana
'he e. "'ncr ABOUT 'o'VV ouSheiS'
nerc are ye' IN tiits ci'y two or 'hree
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-16

Orr ron THE CoAsT.-Four Of theiype
jefkers of this establishment together
with several other persons started for VA
quins Bay last Tuesday, fondly anticipa-
ting much hilarity from chasing down
squaw fish and lassoing clans. The first
twoletters Of the whole parties names are
as follows W. Q. Stewart, Mrs. Mart. v
Brown, claib H. Stewart Nv. II. Mansfield
Nina. Mansfield, Libbie Halbrook, Sue
Deckard, Amanda Kcster, Of Albany, and
Miss Dolly Brown Of Salem. Farley
Mcknight furnished transportation fol
allbut Clsib and Billy, who preferred sail
ing over on the hurricane deck Of a couple
Of cayuses.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-16

DIR. D0HEIvrY'S Largely and Stosdliy In.
creaslng Practice, which has constantly KEEP,
pace with the unexampled increase and steady
growth OF the Pacific Coast Induced hia r.
moval from his long established and we'll
known quarters, on the corner Of Sacramento
and leidesdoriI streets. In this city, 10 more
cOmmOdious and eliglbly located apartmAnta
At No. O40 Clay street, where he has spa'
clolls suite Of handsomely fitted mp and con
yeniently arranged Examination and Consul
tation itopn,s, Occupying the whole OF the two
upper storiesl which patients may at all times
visit, and see only the Doctor and his assIs
tants wv.
With the most grateful sentiments Of regard
for the liberal patronage bestowed on him foI
the past thirteen years, at his old office
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-16

ARM CUT. Master Sam. cowan,
while working IN carothera' drug store
yesterday, had his left arm badly cut
blythe bursting Of a soda bottle, n piece
Of the glass striking his arm just above
the elbow, cutting II 10 the bone.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-16

a II. BELL II PARKER, late OF ORE.
IN g0u rfy, hrs leave 10 Inform the public
that they have purchased tho entire stock 0f
drugs. medicines - formerly owned w R ~
Hiil " ron. and that they design cnnilnulna
the business u the Old stand, where they pfn
pose 70 keep N 10 tninrg. fuli efanfament 81
iielts sud everything usually found 10 frli
class drug gi0f'.
While Earnestly soliciting contlnunnoa ~
tho LIBERAL pafrOnaRa heretnfofe extended 10
The oLn house, We h0pe NJ thn sans time, By
fair and liberal dealing and clrffll attention
n fhe wants N customers n meet iha aafaan
Of any hEW friendswho may iasofua Win theiF
OEtlcrs
Particular attention viii bn glssls 10 Tho pora,
pounding o. physicians prescFipiiDna and fam.
lly receipts ni all hours q Tho day Or night.
"A. II. uEIL n pARKNn.
suceeaaOre 10 u. q. HIM " SON
Albany Oregon. 3c'. plh. isit NOR
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y. 8. CO.


WfiiDM AND AFTER DATE uNsek mn.
- thcI notlrr, freight frnm PorlniGf i1 Alta
~ wlll pfi one dnllnf pnF Ton. AIld1Vu freight
lbe delivered M Nhriland ~ AAl0fia ifaf nf
vii leave Albany fnr Corvallis o. roF||anf
nteIy day, For further Information npn'y InI
HEfcH a MnNfRlfH. hFdnla
NINnillf
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A KNOCK Down - Occurred near
Houc<'s saloon Saturday evening, and
resulted In one OF the Teutonlc denl.
zens Of this burg going to grass on the
fint round, with black eye.
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PRINEvn.LE. ogp.. July I. 1873.

kiNENlLLEi OgDf Juiy {, 100
ErITQR DEMOCRAT;
Last Monday as L. Gllliford and family
and his sister-in-law with hertwo children
we're riding in a wagon, the team took fright
and ran away, overturning the wagon and
seriously injuFing all the occupants. Mrs.
GulIiford was bruised and cut about the
head 50 that her life was despaired Of, but as
she rests we'll it is hoped she will ultimate
" recoyer.e Mrs. VIM. Gulliford had her
hip dislocated and was otherwise injured
One Of her children had one Of the bones
Of its foot broken. Mr. Gulliford himself
was severely injured in the back, butit Is
hoped not ii is not serious The rest were
only slightly injured. FuRBT TEErERs
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THH longest night in Norway lasts
three months, and when q young man
goes to see his girl, her mother, before
retiring, warns her daughter not to
ruin her health by sitting up half the
night. The young fellow generally
manages to tear himself away about
midnight.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-16

AT PEORIA Elsewhere will be found
q new advertisement from Messrs. Da-
Wis Bros, who have just established a
first-cIass country retail store at Peo-
ria, In this county. We are assured
that they are liberal aud fair dealers,
and beapeak for them a fair share Of
patronage.
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NAILS ARRIVE.
From Corvallis at 10 80 A. n. daily ezcep
Sabbath.
From Lebanon At 10 80 A. NJ, tri-weckly--
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Fr0m Rnilgpnd {Nn1thI daily except Sab
bath, at II 10 A. n !; tts0tthl 1t II ;25 p. NJ.
MAILS DEPART.
For Railroad lsouthI daily. except Sabbath
at II 10 A. ". North ut LAS A. N.
For Corvallis. daily. except Sabbath. at
Pm.
For Lebanon, on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, a. 2E.M.
Money order ofilce hours. from A. N. to Ar. N.
p. II. RAYMOND. P.M
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CALIFORNIA papers describe r'se
in blossom at Santa Barbara which ID
sixteen and three quarter inches in
circumference, its shortest diameter
five inches, and the measurement in
various directions from tip to tip oi
petals is over six inches. This, it is
claimed, is the largest rose on record.
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTs.
S5OO REWARDl

TWNHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY OFFERS
= tSOO reward for any Information that viii
lead to the recovery OF the money which was
stolen from the safe In the County Clerks office
Of Linn county, on the night OF June 25th 1876
Or 500 will DO paid as reward for tho apnrt.
henslon OF the rObbcr and the recovery Oi the
stolen money. l.. c. RICE,
July 18th, 1875.
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THE BRIDGE CREEK SHOOTING AT.
FRAY.


The Dalles Aouataineer gives the follow.
ing account Of the shooting atfray which
occurred at Bridge Creek, Wasco county,
on the 9th ult- between j. W. Cusick,
formerly of Linn county. and Mr.. d.
Vowel
The stockmen of different districts have
organized themselves into Cattle Clubs, for
the purpose of assisting one another to
drive up the cattle which are scattered all
over a large country, into corrals, built by
this club in different localities and here all
the calves, belonging to the members of
this club, are marked and branded. As Is
always the case with most enterprises or
undertaking Of "A new character, some will
oppose it and act contrary. So in this
case. Men who were not members of the
club, considered it bad arrangement, as
some of their cattle were liable to be driven
Into there corrals, and as they had not the
full privileges, that the members were enti-
tied to, felt rather hostile towards the club.
Mr.. Cusick, being member of the club,
was appointed TO act as a kind of superin-
tendent in the cOrrall On the day when
this affair took place, large band Of cat
tAC Aou pOSh OiiNNh DliE vi tilbbt COi-
rails, and Mr. Vowel, who is not member
of the club, seeing some of his cattle
among them, went into the corral in order
to separate and drive them out. As this
created much confusion, and more than the
club could allow, Mr.. Cusick requested
Mr.. Vowel to stop in his proceedings and
wait till the club got through, when some
Of them would asst him, separating his
cattle from theirs Mr. Vowel would not
agree to this, but swore, he would lear
down the corral first and get his stock
out This naturally brought high words
and Ar. Vowel making motion to use
his pistol, which was fastened around his
body, rather compelled Cusick to 20 for
his small derringer and make the best use
of it he could, firing Instantly and the ball
taking effect in the breast bone No soon.
er had Mr. Cusick fired, when Vowel
discharged his revolver, shooting three
times and being in a few steps Of Cusick.
One ball taking effect in his left arm pass
ing through pretty close to his body near
bis chest, the other two balls grazed his
body.
For several days 1t was feared, that the
shot would prove fatal for Cnsick, but
last night a change took place for the bet
ter and think by close attention and good
nursing his life will be spared Mr.. Vow
ellis wound is not considered dangerous,
although the ball has not been extracted.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-16

LooMIE0 EP.-FrOman's new brick
block is rapidly nearing completion,
II Is i magnificent structure, and whel
completed will add much 70 the ap
psagance Of Main street.
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AccIDEsT.-Frpm Rev. Jos. Emery
we learn that young man named
HinkIe was seriously injured last Sat
urday at Corvallis, while attempting
to break colt. He was thrown off
and the colt jumped on him, breaking
one Of his arms, knocking the cap Of
bis left knee, and cutting one OF his
legs from the knee 70 the ankle. Fears
are entertained TINT be Is injured In
ternally.
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Dr. JaynSs sanasive Filh are nj IA
also, in Skm Dlseasss, and ior witt &
known as "IsaaariM " t6e Bl6,
They may Do bl;en at III Zines 4 lsiil
out danger, anA while using iheln. yes
may eat and drink rs usual.
Prepared cn'y by tho Prorriesofs na
D. JAYxr ( soS, Philadelphia. and ~
by crara& l'eisapn, wholesale an s',sS.
San Fraeg's'o, -tl y Drugst4es
rally
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Remaining IN the Albany p0sl Olie., July ib
isib Psfs0ns calling M these ietffra nnsi
give ihe date on which they wers adviftiasd
Rounds. James clemens, Th0s.
Bouners AlHs Is, Darr ChaFley
Huiley, I'll Hfeen. f3am00d
Caselan, q. q. iIiyseg. Sohn
Cauth0rn, J. A. FuryiDes, M0lile
P.H. RAYMOND. p. N.
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AN UEFORTUEATE FIRE-A young man
named Weiger, of Harrisburg Precinct,
this county, met with quite severe loss
last week. A house which he had just
built and furnished for the occupancy Of
his young bride to whom he was to have
been married in few days, took fire in
some way and was totally destroyed, to-
gether with its contents. As this com
prised about all Of the young mans earthly
possessions it will set him back in life
considerably, but II his fair afIianced has
the right sort Of pluck she will marry him
all the same while standing even on tho
ashes Of whatwast to have been their home
and devote herself to his assistance in
making another one. That's tile sort ol
pluck and devotion on the part Of woman
that nerve mems arms and cheer their
hearts to nobler acts and grander deeds in
the great world Of human labor and hu
man effort around us.
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Mrs. ProtzmaD, Of Portland, IL visit.
Ing Relatives In this city.
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PRlCR I0W IaD 9RRNR EigT.


tueHE UNDERgf0lGN HAVING rfoHlfn
out pnalneaf. has lo'J o1 hand one lhtto
quarter Ca1um Billiard TaNIo az Ia61h
htrahloa tnea4 ~ Nan NranaIHN, CNl NaIH|
Inhl4 y n Gooa nrfer having on'F ben f|naI
tAu1l oITnIo1u mQnf14 u nnH nII| u"Ianf
IoeI Wire cn1hiona n10t 10 |trIN S-iis
lHflgp canr. aue racE. alI q no1I uIltf
is so.pI11 iaf t1le chonrI Tia I1ai. can .r 11rI
n lno turulInlo orle % aNIN Z Ct|Iar. "a
kf4nt sl!Ne peRant your Iuitf1 and call
asat lI If7sff,
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AWAY DowS.-Peterson's Magazine for
August Is really refreshing as summer
shower. Everything looks so cool about
it. especially the low necked dresses in the
colored fashion plates. The procession Of
unadorned beauty portrayed there makes
one think of EYES comfortable scantiness
while wandering meath the ambrosial
shades which bordered the banks of the
cool Euphrates in lovely Eden land. Verify.
those dresses are away down.
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WILLAMETTE
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.

ENR0A AND After pATR UNTIL FUR.
Tier peusss no cempaay viii dispatch
beat - Albaay y csFvaiiii o. TUESDAY
ahd DAT ef aAsh weak.
AHo will dlspalah ; beat gfom Albany ~
Portland and ialeFnedlais places " sane dayp.
kmvine Csmatstk . cs'S wharG
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Dee. 1o 1871. ARont.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-16

Ho FOR PoRTIAND.-Ata q special meet
ing q Albany Engine Co. No 1, last Fri
day evening, it was voted that no substi
'niea would be allowed 70 wear the uniform
oflAe Company on the occasion Of the
excursion 10 Portland on the Sd proximo
also committee was appointed to make
lsrms with the railroad company as to
transportation. The Company adjourned
over tiIl this evening. 20 make further
arsangernents II Is hoped that there will
e z general sttsasiancs Of the gallant
Disasters so-nighi.