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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-09
SPECIAL DISEASES,


OF which the list is numerous and which are
more closely connected with thegeneral health
than the majority OF people are aware. Un-
happy invhllus for years persist In eOncenling
their condition from a motive originating In
mistaken delcacy, and suffer IN silence until
their miscrles become too acute TO be rcpress-
ed or have assumed y form thnt renders heal
ing both difficult and ,expenslye, This latter
plaint professionally known rs syphilis, In all
Its forms and stages seminal Weakness. and
all the distressing forms OF Self-Abuse, or
and DInrnni Emissions, sexual nebiiity, Biz.
eRses OF the Hack and I.Oins Inflammation Of
the Bladder and Kidneys, etc, etc. The num-
Der of persons suffering from these horrible Dis
eases, In whom the Doctor has effected rad
teal cure, can be counted by the thousand, and
the voluntary certificates in his possession, re-
ceived from pnnOils he has relieved, are
enough 10 satisfy all that the Doctors skin in
the treatment III the atfectlOns, enables him
10 cure all curnble cAses, and In every instance
give relief Diseases which formerly bnnied
the medical skin OF the most learned and OK
perienced Practitioners OF the healing art, and
were regarded by the majority or Physicians
aR utterly lncurnble, now rendlly yield 70 mod.
ern remedies, when prescribed by the intelli-
gent Practitioner, who makes the human ays-
tenn, and these special ailIuentS, his constant
study and subject OF observation.
In no case IL publicity permitted except at
the express wish Of the patient; and the Doc
tor confidently trusts that his long experience
and successful practice will continue 10 insure
him liberal share Of public patronage. BY
the practice OF many years In Europe and the
United States, he Is enRb Rbled 10 apply the most
successful remedies against diseases Of all
kinds.
lie cures without mercury. charges moderate
fees, treats his patients In correct and hon
orable way, and has references of nnquestinn-
able veraclty, from men OF known respectable
ity aud high standing Ia society. All parties
who may consult him by letter or otherwise,
will receive the best and gentest treatment.
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p. c. Harper, & 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 Tor cash, or to prompt paying Gus
toners on time.
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PRICE L0W lND TERMg FlSY.


s6SHE UNDnRsi0 lEp. HAVING CLOSED
u ant bntlneaa, has Ieii On band ote three
quarter Canon billiard Table, ol jacob
Atfnhlan make % Han Frnncl9co, Cal. Said
Table IA m good order, having only been IA uaa
NbOlN eightoen monthgi n hnn also ntlApyN
Steel Wire Cil1hldnh good 1nt IfoFN halls.
twelve CUES cifo rack. an n g1nd olAff which
"A ouercd fuT sale cheap. Tho Table can |Io seen
n the FurnlIura H.dIe oI0rnM & Collar. on
Front nireot conanlt your Interest aud cnlI
aoon A n VIII be suld ne 1rsl Qnnoanuuy.
nNHf. WM. nAIIN.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-09
PosToFFICE REGIaTER.


NAILS ARRIVE.
From Corvallis al 10 80 a. NJ. daily excep
Sabbath - a. .-,l,.,oo,,.-
nondnva, Wednesdays and Fridays.
FROM IgailrOad NORTH daily except SaD-
hath, at II AS A. N lSouthl at n;25P.A NJ
MAILS DEPART.
ror RaiIroad tsouth) daily, except Sabbath,
al ii 10 Am Nofthl at II 40 A. NJ.
For CorvailiI, daily, except sabnatn' ~
= For q; Lebanon, on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, at 2 y. N. ~ :, :.
OPFIcE HobRs-F From 80 a. n. 70 " Z. n.
xtonev order 0filce hours, from s "A. NJ. to 4P. M.
p. H. RAYMOND, p. NJ.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-09

The sI1OAN BAITrsT AsSocIArioS held
lie 2alh animal meeting 10 Clackamas
county last week, with Elder J. siipp a.
Moderator and Elder 7. j. Crooks as Clerk.
The Islier has held that Office since the or
ganizaiion Of The Asioeiaiicn IN 1872 We
learn that ille needing last week was largely
attended and was a pleasant and agreeable
reunion Of ihai very excellent and respeeia-
he religious denomination
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-09

NEW SALOON. = The building on
Broadalbin street, two doors below this
office, is being remodeled and fitted up
by Mr. Jack Bercaw, who will opep out
fine assortment Of liquors and cigars
about the first Of August.
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We we're called together to-day to pay to the
deceased, Mrs. Oxena Livingston, the last cad
tribute OF departed friend, one whose young
life has peen kept above reprOach, and one
whose cheerful prrsence we sadly miss, We
could but weep aa we stood over the death bed
Of our loved one and soc her draw the last fieet-
ing breath, and lit her hands, as Il were. tothe
spirits above and say, "Come quickly. for l
am ready to CO." How many of those who
stood over the silent grave to-day and saw her
placed beneath the sod could say they were
ready to go9 In her dying moments she said,
''Let ne sleep awhile, and when / awake will
talk tn you.n Could any one but say that she
was then holding communion with the spirits
above2 She told her husband that she would
come back 10 him and be with him always. She
called her parents Ia her bedside and bid them
| R0od.by with as much foEtltude and bravery a
| II she was to be gone but a few hours, and then
her gentle spirit passed from this earth way r.
the hlissful realm above 10 Join those that hav.
| gone before and solved the mystery Of the next
world To her bereaved parents and husband
We extend our heartfelt sympathy in the los
OF their child and companion, and our lady
| friend,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-09

THE W. v. q G. N. WA0oS ROAD is ail
right for The travel of teams. Mr.. Gill
land writes us that several wagons have al
ready made an easy transit over the road,
and that the SHOW has about all disap-
peared. lie has jus, completed removing
an obstruciions occasloned By lasfwinier's
storms, and says The road viii this season
be in better COM Si,ion than ever before.
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sAnRaTs acnooL lNI,LuaNcI..


41t&ttVf AfcUtVCf0t
My object in writing this letter is two
fold: first, ito give praise to whom praise
is due" Second, to encourage Sabbath
School workers, and stimulate to sction
those who are neglecting opportunities to
do much good an this direction through
the country, In my work in behalf of the
Oregon Bible Society, | visited the s. s.
held in the Willamette Church under the
auspices Of the United Presbyterian de
nomination Rev. ]. Pattison, pastor) and
was pleased to see large and interested
school. Mr.. NJ. M. A. Acheson is Superin-
tendent and more harmonious and orderly
school have never seen. In making the
canvass of the vicinity received $49 50
in public and personal contributions, and
Bibles sold. Sold thirty Bibles as they
said ito use in the Sabbath School, |
write this especially to christians and those
who believe Bible influence to be beneficial
to community. If the infuenceof christian
ity, ifthe joy of religion is the highest
happiness, if there is eternal misery to he
escaped, if there is an eternity Of perfect
bliss to be gained-then how truly are they
giving their little ones the "best gifts"
In one neighborhood where there was no
Sabbath School | received IS so in dona-
tions and for Bibles sold, and sold two
Bibles, although it exceeded in number
and wealth the Willamette neighborhood.
The future results we leave with the
hereafter, but the immediate result is very
marked. In the one, benevolence, courtesy
thrift, order and piety. In the other where
there is no Sabbath School, profanity, empty
houses, debauch, vulgarity and vice. Now
these are facts that can prove to the
skeptical, and found in Linn county And
further find christian graces and the no
bier traits of character predominating in
Sabbath School neighborhoods.
will not be too severe, but only charge
many persons in our county with criminal
negligence in this matter. Men and
women who would go to where school
might be held, to save % cts, don't go to
help sustain Sabbath Schools and yet pro-
fess christianity. For shame, friends do,
l beg of you, treat your children better. |
ask you by all that is great in thought, no.
BILE in action, beautiful in character, pleas
ant in life, dear in association, inculcate
fine.toned sensibilities and good principles
in your children.
If have offended any in this, my only
excuse is, have championed the cause of
the good the true, the beautiful.
w r RIAIN
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-09

WILL REoovERs-We learn that the
man Frum, who was 50 badly cut at
Lebanon d few days ago, and who u
was thought could not possibly sur
vlye, will probably recover.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-09
Between Ksarny ana Montgomery at'u,
SAN FRANCISCO.

DIR. DOHERTY'S Largely and Steadily In.
creaslng Practice, which has constantly kept
pace with the unexanpled Increase and steady
moval from his long established and we'll
known quarters on the corner OF Sacramento
and Leldes1orR streets, In this city, to more
commodous and eligibly located apartments,
at No. B40 Clay street, where he has q spa
clous suite OF handsomely fitted up and CON
veniently arranged Examination md Consul.
tNtion Rooms, t0cuupylng the whole Of the two
upper storlesl witch patients may at ali times
visit. and see only the Doctor and his assls'
tants. titee
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, 1875-07-09
DEMOCRlTIC CONVENTIONS.

Den,ocsatic Convention for Linn County,
nraenIii Win ~ held At the Court House, In Al
Hanv. ~, WIEDN ESDAY, JUNE u, lS76, at 10
ocl0ck A. NJ, Tor the purpose OF electing II DEL
ecateg 10 attend the Democratic State Conven-
I'm NJ Salem on the 18th day Of July, 1870.
'iTs rhe Various precincts OF the county will hold
tbeir Primaries on SATURDAY, JULY II, 1870,
M o'clock r. N. for the purpose OF electing
daleentes TO the County Convention. The pre-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-09
DIED

LIVINGSTON. At the residence OF her par
ents, 8. A. and Dayton Slmmisson, Z miles
LIVINGSTON aged % years. months and So
days,
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AK nm = sfdk i',.I lieali vIIlIsll

tb to fb SII sIs..is sa'' ~ rs.l.,s. s...,ls,l;
peoplo pl both sexes, young enid n|1 make
inofn money ut work IlI us. IN lnt0 nHn Io
callilne. dnr|nr their tnal1 0lnInflt tf nll fl|n
tlmq. than ~ any thI1f qlge Weo4f emr'c1s
mont that viii pay htHNsninFIY ~ tpfIt
huurr work. FulI qaHlIQNlAu. taFlfa. y e 1enA
free. alNN Tn tN'If &N4Nt4 W on nW Nnnt
delay. NaM tNNflNN noNt lock- lN1 work
what W. alIt q. srHaQN & D4.' fuNHnl.
Maine. Yl'nNI
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-09
WILLAMETTE
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.

TNROM AND AFTER DATE UNTIL FUR
thor notice. tho Company will dlRpst h II
boat from Albany 10 CoFvallla On TtilHlAN
and FRIDAY Of each week.
Also will dispatch boat iram AlhAny Er
Portland and in,ermeilute places - lnut dpys.
leaving Comelock 4 Ca'e NhaFf
Fare at luducad raies y. n.suILlS.
Dae. 10. 1871. Aspnt
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f. y. 4. co.


ENRON AID AfTER DATE UNTIL FVR,
E ther noiice, freight from Forllnnd 70 Alba.
ny will IN one dollar per ton, Az down fright
VIII b. delivered ~ Portland o. Astoria ffe9 ~
charge M Wharfage a. rodpced rates. tnnAe
viii IrntC Albany fof COrnlIH " Nuu.aua
every dart Nnl uuthrg Information apply in
hrkcII a MuNTEiTH, Agents.
VIlnlIiI
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-09

TAIL Charley Smith who Is eiiiei
engineer Of McConnelIs farm just east Of
town, ha. sent US in a shcaf Of oats which
stands square up eight feet tall, and the
whole field Of ten Acres shows the same ~
tonishing growth; and further although II
is a volunteer crop, yet the growth Is as
thick and luxuriant As II sown broadcast
TIE stocks Of Ibis oats are nearly q large
4, Hoosier hoop-poles, and, when afiso
=, Ma mako bully wotiles for an oldiash-
ioned sch0oimasier. Charley D. aeles lhe
w,,rId 10 heat this vnluniecT olis crop
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-09

PAISFuL NEws.--Icd. Freeland returned
from ochoco 10 his home in this city on
Wednesday. We regret much 10 learn that
he Is almost helpless from continued and
most painful attack of inhammatory rheu.
malism in his left leg The knee Of that
member seems most affected, and we learn
that upon The advice Of Portland surgeons
he has resolved 10 have the lex amputaicd
al the knee joint as soon rs he recuperaies
a little from his late faiiguing journey
We deeply sympathize with our esteemed
friend In his aitliction.
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M BRYANT. r0uNTN auNF KNnH fA@
Nf Roonq az fnt NNiN NNIfl ~ all 'N4Ns
Toll tInInl1 IN kIrn County RNNA " N
nlHh NJ those aan|IIiI a. + Nafi1
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE! !
nIAE lfAnINa AMEnIcAM MlWsPAPth."

THE BEST ADvERTIsNG MEDIUM.
Daily. 80 aysaf stHLWeekly,H- Weekly, q,
Pssfaea Free - ths nubarriber. Speed.
men Copies and Advertising Rates, Free.
Weekly. ln cluha of ~ ~ m0rps only 81 p0n-
age paid AddrNas TuE TnInunF. y. VI
yl0n21yi
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HoIsT BY HIS own PETARD.-An obstFcp-
erous cuss, loaded to the muzzlc with fight
ing whiskey, tried to force his way into the
Junction ball last Monday night, and when
an officer tried 10 keep him out he rammed
his hand down in his posierior pocket, and,
in trying to pull ont his pistol il went of,
the ball entering the flesh Of his thigh and
plowing regular Mckenzie canal down
his leg for several inches This stopped his
cusscdness for the evening, and the next
morning he went before the Junciion ke-
cordcr and plead guilty to an Assault and
increased the volume Of the city cxchequcr
about $3.50.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-09

HAMMOND CoMINe.--At the union relig-
ious meeting Of the various evangelical
bodies OF this city, held in the court house
last Sabbath evening, it was authoritatively
announced that Rev. H. Payson Hammond
the great reviyaIisf, would arrive in this
city either on Friday or Saturday of this
week, and remain at least over Sabbath,
holding a series of meetings during his so
iourn here. It is now understood, we be.
lieve, that he will arrive tomorrow (Satur-
day. and hold the first meeting in the
Court House room tomorrow evening.
We predict that the room will not be of
sufficient capacity To contain the vast
crowd that will throng thither 70 hear the
noted evangelist Services arc expected to
be held in the court house on Sabbath.
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DIR. DOHHERTY

desires TO inform the General Public. and es-
peclally all those lab0ring under all forms Of
Chronic Complaints, that he can be consulted
at 049 Clay ntreee, on every variety OF Dis
ease OF the I4ungs, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive
and CenitO- Urinary Organs, and all
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-09

THE WEDDING ut the NJ. L. Church last
Wednesday morning, at which time one Of
Albany's fair daughters, Miss Darlie
Cheadle, was given into the sacred connu-
bial custody of Mr.. W. f. Barnhart, was
largely attended by the beauty and fashion
of our city, and the ceremonies, conducted
by Rev. /. Wilson, were interesting and inn
pressive. The reception at the residence of
the bride was elegant and hospitable The
bridesmaid, Miss Mary Cheadle, was su-
perbly and tastefully dressed in white tar
letan, her attire being only surpassed in
beauty and appropriateness by that of the
lovely young bride herself Altogether it
was an affair over which the participants
and their many friends may be justly con.
graduated. The bridal party took the noon
train on Wednesday for Portland, designing
to spend at least portion Of their honey
moon in travel and sightseeing, May joy
go with them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-09

SHOCKING MURDER AND SUICIDE.-On
last SundayDr. ]. L. Hill of this city was
hastily summoned to attend the scene of a
most shocking and hcart-rending tragedy
which occurred at Buena Vista, Polk coun-
ty, on that afternoon in which man nam
ed W. T. Franklin shot his wife through
the breast with pistol and instantly after
ward shot himself 1t seems that year or
so ago they were married, but owing to in
compatibility of temper and dissolute hab
its on the part of Franklin they have sew
eral times separated but were rs often rec
conciled, until short time before the trag-
edy when the wife left him again and went
to her brother.in-law's house, Last Sun
day Franklin went there and asked TO see
her was admitted to her room and left
alone with her, when almost Immediately
after report Of firearms was heard in the
room by the family outside, and Mrs
Franklin rushed out of the room into the
yard and fell dead, the ball having pierced
her heart The man followed her with the
pistol still in his hand and when he saw
her fall, Immediately put the pistol b his
own head and fired, falling dead in the
door of the house.
1t was most lamentable and heart
rending occurrence and cast heavy gloom
over that most excellent and quiet commu-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-09

HosFoRTHE MouSTATNs -Mcssrs. Gross
& Sanders, OF Brownsville, have established
line Of stages between Albany and Will
hoitis, formerly Finley's) Soda Springs, in
the Cascade Mountains, and will make two
trips week between the two points, leav-
ing Albany at 4 o'clock rM. on Mondays
and Thursdays, going by The way Of
brownsville. Mr.. Wilhoit the new pro
prietor Of the Springs, will run hacks from
thence to Upper Soda or the Lakes, or to
any other point desired on the Lebanon
Mountain Road. Fare from Albany to
WiIhoirs, $3.50
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-TIs NOT. IT CANNOT BE--The end man on
1ie Salem Sfatenan thus ISLANDERS one Of
Iinn'smost beautiful andrespectable little
cities:
In iis various subdivisions, The nomen-
clatune % Brownsville, in Linn county. Is
distinctive, picturesque and peculiar.
North Brownsville Is locally known ~
ldckHkillei; the Eastern division is called
Dogiown, and the Southern part Is innicA-
ted ns Lousy Level ~ ihat young gen
tlrman residing IN Lickskillei Is Obliged TO
traverse Dogi0Hn 10 rench Lousy Level
and scr hi- girl.
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COgaeggss1ONp18'S SALE.

| D1 VIRTUE of a decree rendered by the
~ Circuit Court of the United States for
the Southern District of Mississippi, sitting
IN Chancery i'll the case of the Southern Bank
OF Kentucky V. j. j. Birdsong, ct ais No. 1913
on the 18th day of November, a D., 1874, the
rsigned, as special Commissioner ap-
pointed In said case viii p~oceed to sell in
front of tAe City Hall, in jackson, Mississip-
pr, at public Oucry, for cash, to the highest
bidder, within the hours prescribed by law
on the I'D day of February, A. d. 1875. the
following described lands, lying and being in
the county of Hinds and state OF Mississippi.
or so much thereof as may be sufficient to sat
lsty lhe amount of said decree, to-wit:
Inc southeast quarter and the east half of
the south west quart er and the east half of the
northwest quarter and west half of the north
east quarter of section nineteen; the south
east quarter and south half Of the north east
quarter OF section twenty; the east half of the
southwest quarter, and the west half of the
northwest quarter of section twenty-one
township seven, range three west; the east
half of the northwest quarter and the north
east quarter of the southwest quarter. and
the west half of the southeast quarter and
the south east quarter Of the southeast quar-
ter of section thrty-fve;and the north half of
the east half of the southeast quarter of sec
ton thlrty-four, township eight range three
west the said lands containing in the agore-
gate one thousand and eighty light acres more
or less
Acting as Commissioner I shall onlv convey
70 the purchaser such title as | may lawfully
convey under said decree
THOMAS A. MCWILLIE. Commissioner
W. l.. NUGENT, Solicitor
Jan. IA I'd.
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BY J. S. w.

'Y1s all q Ssqm and Aotliag More.
Tie man who viii not pag III, debts,
How can he cnEer heaven?
That priyile1e e. IN ewes aud ro@ues
by God /, never gwen.
To be converted men pretend,
And loud at mee'iuE- shout;
Who, when the sheriff i, Oh the street,
From home can't venture out.
Though deep in dc1t, AMI often dunned,
\ cent they WilLrot pay;
But yer live wei, ans dress 2entecl
Aud like -ant can pay.
Vile hypocrites they are no doubt;
Aud on them rests curse;
If they should boldly rob aud steal,
They could not do much worse.
They dare not steal NJ. God forbid;
But they both liz and cheat;
And borrow money when they can,
From every man they meet.
Yet never will they pay again,
What they from others borrow;
\ all thar friends have often found,
Alas, much 10 their sorrow
Such men the church of God should leave ;
On it they bring disgrace;
And with dishonest men and thieves
At once should take their place
If men won't pay their honest debts,
Ihey are rotten at the core;
Their piely is all a sham,
lis that and nothing more.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-01-15

DS4CHOMANCY, OR SOUL CHARMING -
low either sex may facnate and gain
the love and affections of any person fb tsl,
G Sro" e. instantly This art all can pos esS
M,rr; ~ lc,I; Tor = cents; together with
t hints to Ladies, etc. 100000 sold. A oneer
T. WILLIAM & CO., Pubs, Philadelnbia
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Gregg's Purchasing Bureau
NEsS. ADA GREGG.

Sold on Monthly Payments in the country. to
parties giving references
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els most easily managed by the operator
Length of Stitch may be altered while run
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6--besign Simple, Ingenious, Elegant,
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Has the Automatic Drop Feed, which ins4res
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1t is manufactured by the most skillful and
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