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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-24
DR.. CHANDLER
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The Mouthly journal 0t Health aud lIouso.
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VIII nnd hnnnr, lisUful KNOWLEDGE, games, mug.
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with valuable receipts for every honyelseoper,
THIS Journal has Tor It's object tho improve
ment of moralsae wqllAstho health OF society,
ana ~ such cannot fnlt to be considered Il Vnl-
liable addition TO every household and an or
nNment 10 every homo, Bright, Cheerful, Ear
nest ana Progressive, II ~ en- The Hido OF Tom.
perancc, uhrlsilan Morality md an lrlo re-.
forms. Whatever IL hurful 10 Society II con.
dcmns without fear or favor, and makes itself
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handsomely printed, profusely illustrated,
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-24

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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-24
ALBANY BAKERY
AND
Store +!

MIR. JOHN FOX HAS OPENED OUT
WI new bakery and grocery and pro.
pied by Fred Graft. He will attend strict
" to business, and keep nothing but the
best OF groceries, provisions, etc. Call
around and examine his stock. Orders
from the city and country promptly at
tended to. JOHN FOX.
n35tf.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-24
Express g. Job Wagon.
Abort NaIIGnAOn, PEpp

have purglhsC, an entire now otitit'
D and aln now prepared iu do anything
IN tho iobbing aul delivery line which this
community may require. II orders are
Ion tho ovonlng previous will carry bag
gage 10 tho morning express truin All or
tlers lon at l.. 4, Blnln's will be illled pune
tmally. vl3hltf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-24


DIR. N. IIENTON,
Late Of Iowa, assisted by q. w. Henton
who are now reftting and adding new
stock. From their long experience and
thorough knowledge of tho business, feel
assured that we shall be able TO render
satisfaction TO all who may favor us with
their patronage. Our
PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT
will at All times DO conducted by men
ominOntly fed for this responsible and
Important work.
Wecordlally invite tho citizens of Albany
and surrounding country 10 give us n call
when IN nood OF Drugs, Medinine, Paints,
Oils, Glass and Varniahes, Stationery,
Blank Books, Toilet and fancy Articles, etc.
9. w. SHAW.
vl2n20tf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-24
CITY DRUG STORE.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL!
ESTABLISHED 1870.
Having purchased the entire stock q
A. CAROTHERS & co.

SITUATED In their new rooms corner First
and Ellsworth streets and placed It under
the management OF
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-01-25
MARYLAND AFFAIRS.

1t is some time since Maryland ha,
figured at all conspcuously in the line
of monied detAlca,ions. But the Hon.
George Wells, President of the Farm
ers Bank Of Annapolis for the past
fifty years and highly respected cit
zen, now stands before the world in
the humliat'ng position of a def"nlter
to the bank in the sun Of $4,000.
What sad termination of an appa-
ren'ly good life.
Tue income of Maryland last year
was 81, 04O, l33 62-expenses 8, $40,
$40 sc. The public debt was reduced
$677,0SS SO, and balance remains OF
$lO,730,525 46.
Bishop Nottingham is rapidly re.
covering from his illness. The only
probable effect Of the sudden attack
of paralysis may be some impeachment
in his speech.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-01-25

our next President is Tilden or Hayes.
Mr.. Hoar, one Of the committee, has
been elected U. S. Senator from Mas.
@achu.etts. On Saturday Mr.. Ed
munds opened the debate in con.
'essed'v powerful speech in favor of
the bill Mr.. Morton commenced
his reply today. All other questions
are for the present lost sight of and
the debate on the bill will be lively
all this week. MICAWBER.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-01-25
THE PRESIDENTIAL TRlBU'
NAL,

The plan now before Congress TO
determining the count of the Elec
,oral vote for President of the U. S
provides, first, that the two Houses
shall meet in the House Of Represent
atives on the first Thursday Of Feb
ruarv to count the Electoral votes.-
The President Of the Senate shall
preside and there shall be two te|lers
from each House. The states shall
he called in alphabetical order, and
the return or returns from each
opened and submitted to the joint
Convention. The tellers shall make
lists of the votes returned for each
candidate. If objections are made
to any return they shall oe stated in
writing and signed by one Senator
and one Representative. When all
objections are received, the Senate
sl.all withdraw, leaving the two
Houses apart to take separate action
on the disputed returns without any
debate. When they meet again if
their separate judgments shall
accord with each other, the vote shall
be so counted and declared out if
they shall disagree, the commission
provided for in the bill will hear the
written objections, decide the issue
by IA majority vote, and that decision
shall be final, unless both Houses con-
cur in everything it, in which case the
decree of the two Houses shall be
recorded as the final judgment on the
question. This tribunal to decide
disputed returns is to be chosen as
follows: On the Tuesday preceding
the Thursday of February on which
the vote is to be counted, each house
shall elect give Of its members to rep
resent it on the appellate tribunal to
which all disputed questions shall be
referred for discussion. 10 these ten
will be added associate Justices Clt-
ford, Strong, Miller aud Field Of the
Supreme Court, and they shall select
another from the remaining Assocl
ate Justices Of the court-Messrs.
Swayn,, Davis, Bradley and Hunt 49,
Thus five Republicans from the Sen
ate, five Judges Of ;he Supreme Court
two friends Of Mr. Hayes Miller
and Strong aud two friends Of Mr..
Iiden lCNli'orl and FeId) with one
to oe chosen from Davis, (Llberal)
Swayne, Brady and Hunt (RepsJ
will constitute the tribunal to whose
final judgment the nation will give
willing obedience.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-01-25

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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-01-25
dlsToRY OF a PICTURE.

Two Of the most celebrated artists the
world has ever known dwclt in the same
city One delighted in dciiucating beauty
in all j., graces of tint form, ard motion.
Hi portraits were instinct with the charm
of physicu vigor. The graceful, hlli-vo-
lupluolls outline of form and feature har,
moniZcd with dclcacy an almost lrresiSt-
iblc charm. The other tou.ld pleasure only
in depicting weird and gloomy subjects -
Above all, did ne excel in painting the
portraits OF the dying The agonzing
hraih-l lrOe, the glinslly face and form.
were all depicted will, marvellous ii 'clllN.
Tlcrr enlisted between these artists the
most intense dislike AT length this dis
like illuminated The beauty loving ar
tlsls had been engaged in painting the
portrait fla beautiful woman. Connois-
scurs pronounced it the most wonderful
piece of art tuat had ever been produced
His brother artist was jealous of his fame
and sought revenge iiy bribiny the keep
cr % the studio he gained access to the
picture each night. AT first he was con
tent to only dradcn the blillianry of the
complexion and eyes, ctfarc the bloom from
cheek and lip and paint /. shadow on
either check. Later, his strokes grew
boiler and lrccr, and one morn'nT the ar
li,t aWoic to liul the entire outline of the
portrait changed He could scarcely lee.
ogt!iXr in the enilciltrl form anl lNy~urd
coluirnAncc the glowing conception he
had rmbodicl Tine pal!il tao" and OK
pre-: sinmcSs eyes he had attributed to Il
lack of gcnuinruc,, in his materials; ban
when the outlines were changed he sill,
pccieI the cause and Indignantly dj>m s~c,l
tie keeper. What HE rcvrngrlu artist
married by few rapid STROKES Of his
sNillful tIu ii was ONLY restored by years
of patient inln>trv. Reader, need we
name tie artists Health, who paints the !
bowers and grassy calpc,' 10 less than
tn" human lp;m ivrmr,-Disra>r, the
rca lea Artist WHO rcycl, among the ruins |
Iolh ct nature and humanity, and Care |
It s>n">. tn keeper to whom Health Otter
il trd,ls his portraits And is it not the /
be uty OF woman. toe most auiuircI of all |
Tie works winch alurn the studio VI
He i II, tlar Disease ofcncet seeks to-
MR.? + e slightest stroke of his brush
upon til" delicate Organization leaves II
imp.i'.l at rrq,,rr~ much s&;lI and pa
tienCr to c.lsrv. Restoration must be
Let sHtf ring women heed the warning cr,
Disease i.,l> married their chief beauty
raith-hcionl rep GRAFTON. DR.. Picrcc'S
Fayor;tr Prescription has been used 10y
thousand, OF these suirrclc and they are
unan WOUS IN larlr praise Ol lis excellence /
Il you Wo,tI, be Transformed from the pal
Ill, nrYvuu, invalid into Il happy, vg, rOus
Wuinan. Try ii.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-01-25

While an express train on the Chi
cago and Al on Railroad was leaving
Chicago on Wednesday night, it was
boarded at the city limits by three
masked men, who overpowered the
express messenger aud baggaseman
and broke open the safe. There was
about $4,000 worth Of securities and
valuab|es in the safe, but the robbers
were so bungIing that they carried
off only package Of $l43, and some
drafts for collections. They got Oft
the train after it had gone about halt
mile and escaped in the darkness -
Yesterday three men were arrested on
suspicion of being the robbers.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-01-25

Rollins, the Chambersbng bank
robber, who ESQ., ped from the Jail in
that place not long ago, was captured
in Chicago the other day and is now
III prison in that city. A Franklin
county officer went west to bring back
to Chambershurg the fugitive. Rol
Inns will be carefully watched when
again tie iron doors close on him.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-01-25
NEWS OFrHE-WEEK.


Norfolk port died Monday.
Five hundred Sioux families hav
crossed into Canada, but are peacabl.
dlsposcd.
Receipts from internal revenu
Friday, $344,6l9 40; customs, tw
days, $693, lOl 81.
VIM. j. Conroy, c. nvicted Of arson
was sentenced to states prison 70
life at Rondout, N. Y, Friday last.
William e. Lathey, late solicitor o
Erie, Pa, is a defaulter for $4,000
and has been arrested.
The third install ent of Alabama
awards was paid on the Oath instant
with interest to that date. The amour
is $3.50, 900 currency.
Many Of the schools in Cambria
county, Pa, have had to be closed OF
account Of the great prevalence o
diptheria All ong the children.
One hundred families in Wayne
county, Indiana, intend TO proceed tc
Kansas early in the spring for the
purpose Of settling there.
The coroner of San Francisco at,
tended to $40 mortuary cases during
last year, and o. these u We're sui
cides and % murlerers.
Irene House, who murdered her
husband, the notorious divorce law,
yer, has just been pronounced incura-
bly, insane.
Horace E Brown, charged with
passing forged checks on he Union
trust company, New York, was held
in $4,000 bail to await the action OF
the grand jury.
One hundred bushels Of fish have
been taken this winter from IA sing lie
hole in the ice Of Hawkins lond
Bath county, Ky. The fish rushed TO
the hole ia sWarms in order to get All
Poultry raising in Burkport, NJ tinp
is heroic amuSe,n4nt. \ turme.
lost fitv.six hens one night lately,
and the next day took it out on a
wild cat four feet long.
Rear Admiral AImv, Captain
Franklin and Captain Dtcrott have
been ordered to investigate the XVI
ING of Michael joyce on board tn
CauandAjeua New Years night.
r. N.. val. ra;l,.1,.. ,ho G.,
C',,., - ~
Of - raflynn in tine Coutiuru,nI life
insurance case before whom the IN.
tn,psted r4,,ies NAV present their
r,,i,.s
Miss Common, A huckstpr-woman,
was assassin,ted in Memphis Ftid..
The assassin crept up benin" ner ana
c"t her throat, SeNe'In5 thr l"G"i'r
VEN and cHu~lho death. Lac mur
derer eSc"p'd'
Heavy damages were sustained Ly
the ,hlw and lee gorges OF last week
At pitt.hnr.. C!nclnnattl. and 1T other
points. ! ne loss Sustained 1T IIita.
bor1 Is e''lmalrd at F-O o',Ooo, me
4
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-01-25

The funeral services over the bod.
les of the unidentified dead took place
Friday, at AsLtabuIa. Nineteen bod
les We're lowered ia the grave ut
Chestnut Grove cemetery. Three bod
les still remain in the vault in the
hope that friends may yet be able to
identity them by pieces of clothing
cingng to them.
The Indian appropriation bill now
under consideration in he House con-
tains an appropriation Of $1,000 to
provide under the direction Of the
secretary having jurisdiction of In
DIAN affairs, settl ments, clothing, food
agricultural implements and seeds
for the Modoc InIians that have been
removed to and are now residing with
in the Indian territory.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-09-20

work but unabIe tori1nd employment,
and public attention should be called
to the. grave importance of the labor
question, and the most; careful consid-
14lnfkon. should hAstven 10 the same by
<ede1Al and fI1nf@ G1r1otto11.
: s !! : !!
06l1lfs or the people 4Vn,and. -
THAT we congratulate the pe0pldU<
Wisconsin that during the many years,
lip which the Republican, party has
teen I'D the ascendaney no stain has
Wen pund upon ttu5recQrdI 1t &he
State. sud therefore point y. its N1e3e,
history, ind vspecm11y TO the Wise and
economical administration of Gov.
Harrison Ludingtoh, as the best .evf-
denc and guarantee. Of its Intentions
and p,lrR Poses f0r the fut.lrei w QLA
The following resolution was Intro
duced and adopted:
Res0lved, That the Republican party
Is in favor Of an appropriation by Con-
gress for the purpose of assisting un-
der suitable regulations, the surplus
men In the larger cities and
mining districts tosettle on the public
ianuhsf,sitj lp i,esliyfg -iaf lIsf .ni
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-09-20
Clawson Wheat

A council Of grangers living In the
region traversed by the Detroit & Bay
; City railroad was recently held at OK
ford, and 1t was lsg,, ! y.,i.r-eisn
""Resosved, That the ClaYson wheat is
one of the best varieties of white wheat
for farmers in this section to raise for
market; and resolved further, that after
a fair trial OF the, -four Of this variety of
wheat tor family pse, we believe It to be
equal, ifnot superior TO that Of any other
variety WI raise.D at,S n p6y i5l u.
At q meeting Of the Kent county
grange Of Patrons of Husbandry, held
ut Rockford, Michigan, the following
preamble and resolutions were
adopted:
WHEREAs, the miIlers of the State
OF Michigan, at q session of their ASSOC
citation, held in the city of Detroit re-
Gently, have adopted resolutions re-
speeding the different varieties Of
wheat, giving an analysis therefor,
indicating their relative merits, recon-
mending those that are Improbable
and condemning those that are prov
ing to be profitable for farmers to raise.
Therefore,, yes0lved, that we, the
Kent County Grange, believe that the
Clawson wheat is a superior variety.
Believing 1t to be hardy free from the
ravages of insects, and very prolific, we
therefore would recommend 1t to the
farmers of Kent County.
ResOtued, That we believe that the
dictatiOn Of the millers' association to
the farmers to be purely for specula-
tive purposes, tending to reduce the
market value Of Clawson wheat, while
to our positive knowledge, 1t Is prov
ing to be good milling wheat for
domestic use. 'td
VIM. p. WHITNEY, Master. sr
SAMUAL LANGDON. Secretary.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-09-20
FOREIGN NEWS.

A correspondent with the army Of the
Czarowitch at Bamnitzka, a few miles
east of Bfela, under date OF Friday even
Ing. describes the Turkish occupation of
Ablaya on Wednesday, the gallant attack
of the Russians under Gen. Timofejeff,
the retreat Of the Turks across the LON,
and the reoccupation OF Ablava by the
Russians, with the loss of 1000 men.
There was an armistice on Thursday for
met during the Grmistice; they shook
hands, exchanged bread, bsrtered trink-
cts for tobacco, and for the first timein the
war came together like civilized people.
In the evening, after the termination of
the armistice, the Russians evacuated
Ablaya, finding 1t useless to attempt to
hold out longer with nine battalions
against sixty. Late this afternoon the
they bivouac together with q large part
of the Thirty-fifth division, retreating
from Gogava and Polomarka.
sambetta and Murat, publishers of the
Republique Francois, were 10 have APP
peared before the tenth chamber Of the
correctional police, to answer respective
ly for delivering and publishing the
formers Lille speech. Neither, however,
responded. Qambetta, in consequence
Of The illness OF his counsel, lodged q Pc
tition for an adjournment Of the trial Tor
one week, which was refused, and an
entry OF default was thereupon made
against Gambetta and Murat, and sGarn-
beta was condemned In default 70 three
months imprisonment and fine Of 1000
francs. The public were excluded from
Palaig OF Justice where the tribunal IL
sitting. An appeal will be taken which
will delay final Judgment.
The weather has improved In England,
and the damage TO the wheat crop will
not be 30 great a. was feared. In Scst-
land the crops are very backward and the
potato disease IL doing great damage.
The price Of wheat has advanced.
" There isno news nom Plevna, although
at Vienna the widest reports are current
Of It's capture and Of a prcdigious slaugb-
ter OF the Turks. One OF these reports
even says Osman Pssha Is prisoner.
! "A Russian dispatch dated Tuesday
SAYS: Our siege batteries cannona1ed
Pievna all Monday and until late In the
night. The LEFT wing, under Skobeleff,
captured one OF the neighboring heights,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-09-20

The American Middling Purifier
|, Company is. pursuing the policy of
entering suits against other alleged in
fringers Of its patent, on the strength
OF the decision obtained In the 6u-
preme Court In the case, of Governor
Washburne and his mills In Mime
sofa. Suits have been brought against
three st. Louis companies, the Elm
,pire Milling Company for 500, 900, the
Atlantic Milling Company for$50, 900,
and the Union Steam-Mill Company
for Sc, 900. The charge is substanti
ly the sameas In the Washburne case
and the answer Is, of course. Identical
that the Cochrane method was In use
before the patent was issued. 'issrii >
The telephone may be well enough
as a musical disseminator, but what
the country needs is the invention OF
some musical conductor which may
be applied TO hand organs and tin-pan
pianos In such q manner as to conduct
the Emusic" noiselessly OF, and dump
It In some out-of-the-Way place, where
IL will not become. offensive. N ma
letter ras g es' o sSsasssss
IND at West Point heartily approving
his order which provides summary
and severe psnishment fbf "lSakihk'
cadets. sItioy YlluI09qsslA
80 :. -f.Hf.st- 49, f1frClI tIh