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The swamp s,r"B, or the ThnuIon, Of rI.e
sHeietoH SRITiet.
BY Kobe, rne AykNagR.

CHATTER t--BLooB.
''OU Linden when the sun was low
rwuuid never do To give it up So
lay oT the Inst Egg, 5y HeE
Twas midnight \ solitary bat was wing
ing its gloomy flight athwart the dcsulaie SKY,
brayins the terrorS of the scorching SIM, which
poured lis lnva of heat upon the soft, luxurious
couch uf the Rinaldo Skiletto, who was resting
beneath the fragrant shadows ofa palin tree
in the trackleSS waste Of Sahara, Before him,
arrayed in all the oriental brilliancc Of Cir
caSsian dishabic. stood the glorious being.
whose languid eyes Of hazel blue had won his
heart.
What 10, Galligaskiu, shouted Rina!dn as
hc sprang fium his couch and displayed the
magnificent contour of his Apoilnni,.n limbs,
moulded irein the unnpproachable cast OF ma
ture, What h6!' he cried. aud the echo answer
ed, Mary hoe,
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CHAPTER III. -uuKEl rur FATH GAsn,
"NiN awee din cul lyh Is nibs isb ud.,
S~i ias eruiit un pret zel-ya ilsoon iTte-'
Gothe's schiller.
This chapter Is omitted on aerouut Of con
scientiouS scrupies-two scfup!es to the dram.
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INSURANCE.
GREAT MEsrEEN

GREAT WESTERN
insurance and Trust Company.
oflce IN Ccmpany's Building,
70. 4O3 " alnut St.. EssssE.|s % Est.PEEIA.
Charter PerPetu"l.4 ntEoJi-r,l f....tH $500. 200
e. G. E.rinoP Pr-srt-
WM DARLING. YIcr I-r-.H-...f.
IASEs WRIGHT, Secretary aEl T.e.is.rr.-.
Having been appointed Agent af tl- above ueu known
company Tor Wheeling and vi-uitg- fr-gssc,l tax,
approved Fire and Marine sisEs f. .'-s favorable
terms. z q. rUNH All
Once for the preagiita D5auy q Aaa- .7ar'slsuse.
ig1l0-ly -... 81 Main -.
The InGura1oe Company
OF The VALLEY OF VIRGINIA
lNAPITAI, $3OO!nto-ail saa rrE -~,st- with sur
K plus will take Fire, Clrso and rH- risks I,y,.gs
prCu,g,t!. adjusted ~ paid.
IaJ Oiiee iIeSt door above y So ltlu street
~. f li,s.N, Agent.
J Baker, 4a..-... (. g.lrrl4iu
Thos- II. List u. ....nr.
Norton, Achrs0n a Co. E Na...u,
:. Brady, SO ~. Co..
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Gbr tl]bcrIiue 1nteIIiocufer,
Is PUBLISHED
D,rLY, TRI-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY, BY
CAMPBELL c. nGoDERMOT.


OFFICE-Corner of Main and Quincy streets
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lO2 MARKET STk EET,

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lO2 MARKET STk kEE1,
Plumber and Gas Filter.
/, EEiS coustzg-4iy 'saud, Gas Eztult- lad .Hd
Az Wrought Iron Pipes. Lvad. E-rds aul -.s.
y Brass Goes .Id Valve whistle n..St.4t
water 6uasrs Litau f1rrr Punfgs, sfuEs IGath.uz -
Nog,en ami Cast !rgl Hs irants Gun Hose aad asIiH.
l "4s thieAlcss=s, tu-f TE.-fD Nstai- E4uea Tn
CTucitrlsin the corutry.
- Also. Paiiy's ilaProVcd and patent Cham Fur4T
tleI = aee.ieey TIE greatest rl tlr arr
ui.l BE- sold fair tyrsas ~
- Savanize- Iron tuhlur, iucvrraslre. md for af-
pfe,slse Pipe, tar hos rae-. and eI-
F-I-- ''- '''''
- AgueourtfsP- constantly ttagsl. -. -l-. ar o.,
titl. % winch can he flrilisi - ou slaIttatig-
~ s'icA l'rt0 f'sT '--i G.1Eeg. l,s...i..f Lsa,l
Just Received and Now Open.
w take pleasure IN feru frierds rai1eit- 4i
y thr pubic generally that Just T.ctIs.,s ..ur
Spring stock cf ma ms. C-iSNf fWHEESa TESyyA s.S
Svter VIII srurTal HssovtlrI.t ia
all of which We vill sch prscs ~. tIes
. hy sS eali trrius con. iz sxamrr eur
tsA on ~ o. z;isfeti that b. c0eeed ,tLer
"a tHr style or gaisy 81 tie goods sale
SoN uat our stock consists OF FIsifsHdftf cecil s-
s ''s'aA- and NC prepared e. rake q, up fo o.
Ter u style second o. either Past ur yTsst q: u
,nnains, ana at short 1iirr sto-s-r,ssl No
U. Main 50. WEEFIlg lkE,fS
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Assigrcels Notic1

Ii psrsoIs knowing ilers,l- ,ltsd IN - " jim.
y vs2H vii! Ileas- call uoU the tnae-iss 4u IS ttI,
t'r once OF y hicaris'u l Nguro, Fourth
Z re- y tupstairsJ J. a. EINCENI.
h4l'@4 Ass4sust Of NJ. y. Jrnf.au
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Fire & Inland NAVIGATION

~ ~ 40 NJ. IN J s'FN'D w
have been pa.t hF abe -l.gIs IEsuFLucv
tae past 3- Eylrs.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-05

MINERAL WEALTH OF NEwFoUSDIAND.
The almost totally unknown regions Of New
foundland are likely to become quite as val
liable for their mineral wealth as the sea-
board OF that locality has long been for its
fisheries,
These mines were first discovered by the
explorations which were made in 1851 for
the great electric telegraph enterprise across
that island. The minerals hitherto disenv-
cred in workable quantities are copper and
lead. Twh copper mines we're opened in
1856, near Conception Bay, each with a
company representing capital of $4,000
tor the purpose of exploration. Both com
panles have shipped quantity of ore to
Liverpool, which have yielded rich returns.
Another company has been formed under the
title OF the Newfoundland Mining Associ.
atien," with capital of $3.50, coo. The oh
Ject of this company is {" to search for and
develop the mineral resources of the Colopy.u
A lead mine has been opened with flattering
prospects at Placentia Bay. 100 tons of ore
shlPped to Liverpool yielded 78 per cent. of
galena. The mine has since been sold for
100000, cash payments. A copper lode is
now being worked near the same locality by
staff Of Cornish miners.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-05
NO. 81.

who can be satisfied with ordinary California
profits and total deprivation of most of
the comforts Of the California miner. may
do well.
California will, in the end, be vastly Benz
efted by this excitement. Thousands who
are now merely consumers will per force
become producers in the new Ell Dorado, and
as that country must, for some years, nee
eSsarily draw her supplies from San Fran.
cisco, she will to just such an extent benefit
this State. The British Possessions, In that
quarter, viii hold the same relation to Cal
ifornia that this State now does to the Allan
tic States, aud Frazer River gold will flow
into the Golden Gate in the same manner as
California gold now goes to fill the Golfers
OF Eastern capitalists. The vallies Of Frazer
River HeVer can supply the wants of large
population, by reason of the inclemencv or
the climate.-that supply must be drawn
from the fertile plains of California, and the
new Ell Dorado will thus become a tributary
of our own Golden State. While we would
not discourage healthy emigration thither.
we would caution emigrantS to look before
they leap, and not go north with too extrav-
agant expectations, else blank disappeint.
ment will crush their energies, and render
them entirely powerless for even ordinary
exertions towards an honest livelihood.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-05

EDITORIAL CONVENTION 4th of July,
and Sacramento City, has been spoken of as
the time and place for the assembling of the
proposed Editora Convention" Would
not some day during the week Of the Fair of
the Mechanics Institute, and San Francisco,
be the rnast appropriate time and place p
Every edsGnr in California should attend
that Exhibition. Moreover the Quartz Con-
vention will probably be held that week at
San -Francisco. Those two gatherings will
call together a larger number of strangers
than will probably assemble at any place in
the State during the entire year. Who will
second the motion for holding the Editors
Convention" at San Francisco, during the
first week of September. The month comes
in on Wednesday. The Editors Convention
might be held on the Monday or Tuesday fol-
lowing.
Since the above was in type we have re-
received the Marysville Weekly .Ne,os-we
don't get the daily-from which we learn
that Gen. Allen suggests Aarysville as the
most appropriate place for holding the pro-
posed convention, and the week of the State
Agricultural Fair as the time. There is
probably no place in the State where the
fraternity would meet with a more hearty
and gentlemanly reception than by the -citi.
zenS Of Marysville, and especially by the
two veterans of the Press who nreside over
the twin tripods in that beautiful city
Still we cannot change our opinion as to the
time and place first suggested, and would
again call for the question"
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-05
The Silver Mines of tho GndsGien Pur.
chase-Arrival of Ore at San Franciseo.

The Silver Mines of tho Gndsdeu pur.
chasc-Arrival of Ore at San Franciseo.
Three tons of silver ore, the first extensive
shipment, arrived at San Francisco on the
l4th of May, from the Sonora Mining Com
pany's mines, on the Gadsden Purchase
41!S ore was transported hy wagons, 3 dis
Diego, thence by steam to San Francisco,
where it will be smelted. The total cost Of
transportation is about $500 per ton, and It
is estimated that the ore will average about
So00. There are now about "a tons more.
on the way. or arrived at San Francisco. and
about 10 tons On the surface at the Mines
Inc wagons used to transport the ore to the
coast were loaded with machinery on their
return, which will soon be put in operation
for the purpose Of smelling the ore at the
mouth of the mine. The Company say that
they have an inexhaustable quantity of ore
IN the mine, equally as rich as any which
has been raised. The mine is no doubt a
very valuable one. 1t is an old working
and known as the Heintzleman mine.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-05
London Club House Gin
TO TEgE REIRLEG

THIS CELEBRATED GIN-Pretending to nothing
L but what it is, viz pure and unadulterated
article, and assuming artificial merits of what
it is not, some of its rival imitators do-after
eight years of public approval, and very extensive
sales in the cities of New York. Philadelphia Bos-
ton and the Western cities has been pronounced by
the public well as by the best medical and scen
tifc authorities throughout the United States and
the CenadaS, 10 be superior not only beverage
of general use to any other article competing against
it, but is unequaled in its medicinal efficiency in all
classes of complaints To persons travelling in these
days Of rapid transit, from East to West North and
South, and more particularly TO those crossing the
IstEmuS, and who are constantly changing their
ter well as their climate-who drinking indeed
dozen kinds of water in "a hours and each draught
Containing somr property acting in chemical antag
onism to the preceding one thereby causing
natural degree of exctrment to the stomacE-it is
positively and absolutely necessary 10 counter
acting agent From the fact thrt this article pre-
pared expressly to meet such exgencies, and to act
as we know it will act as an antdote, we confident
y prescribe it the very best article in the country
The name of Aromatic Scheidam Schnapps has new
er been attached in any way to this article.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-05
xvlndmills for rrtnzns Pe4no...-

A party of miners and mechanics in one OY
the mining counties have formed COMPANY
for the purpose of raising water for mining
purposes by means of windmills. There are
many localities where an abundance OF
water can be found at depth of from Is to
20 feet. 1t would not take mang shafts
with WlndmillS attached to raise an ordinary
sluice head. The mills could be put up
roughly but in q substantial manner for
$4,000 or $50 each. These mills have
proved university successful for irrigatinv
purposes, and why may they not be made
useful for purposes of mining? Each mill
would raise from two to four inches of water.
There are many localities where single
sluice head might be thus obtained, which
might prove OF immense value. The idea is
novel one, and we'll worth thought.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-05

G@ Messrs Powers & Co. in the upper
part of this county, are pushing the work
upon their vein and mill with all convenfert
dispatch. Con. Riley, well known aud
persevering quartz miner, of this place has
commenced operations On the Di1lon Ledge
near the above locality.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-05

The Independence Quartz Company, as
the Buttes, Sierra County, whose mill wat
burnt the past winter, have erected on the
site of the old mill new one, of eight
stampers, and the whole was completed in
thirty three working days. The company
is composed of Robert Beatty, Jacob Wood
James Philips and L. Reynolds. The lead
is said to be paying the best of any now
worked in the County.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-05
Quartz Miners Convention.

We understapd that the Executive Com
mittd of the California Quartz Mining As
sociation, have pretty much thought not
yet ully, determined to call the next Con-
vention at San Francisco, during the week
of the holding of the Mechanics Fair. Both
time and place is eminently appropriate
The Fair, if we mistake not, will be opened
on Wednesday, the lst day of September.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-05

The MINERS Own Book, is the title of
small pamphlet, just issued from the press
by Messrs. Hutchins & Rosenfeld. It is H.
Illustrative of various mining operations and
localities-a republication of their Califor-
MIA Magazine.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-05

rs A very rich quartz claim was recent
whieh is said to prospect high up among the
the hundreds, and is undoubtedly rich. The
vein is owned by thirteen men, and is divid-
=
ed into 40 shares. Most of the propretOrs
are steamboat men, and hence it is called
the steamboat claim.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-05

A@ The June number Of Hutching's CAL
ifornia Magazine has been placed upon our
table. It's contents are interesting, and
California, as usual. The present number is
illustrated with scenes in Carson Valley and
Tehuantepec,
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-05

@- A 48-pound lump, valued at S., 900,
beautiful specimen was recently taken
from the Gore Company's Tunnel, at Forest
Hill, Plumas County. This company struck
pay dirt in the tunnel about nine months
ago, since which time they have taken out
the snug little sum of $3.50, 600.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-05

G I. S. Delhi, OF the Pleasant Valley
Quartz Mill, near Coloma is said by the
Coloma Republican to be doing remark
ably well. He uses one of Rowland, patent
circula: mills, which is said to work ad-
mirably we'll.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-05

PIONEER QUARTZ MILL.-The Placer Press
Of May 29th says: "The Pioneer Mill which
has for the past few days been laying idle in
consequence of a change in the proprietor
ship, we observed on Wednesday to be under
to be again under headway. Moore & East
man are its present proprietors. Success
attend every and all quartz enterprise.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-05
NOTICE! To Quartz
Sept. 10, 1856.

MINERS and Others Engaged in Mining
DElNG informed that several persons have PIRA-
ID TED our
PA TENT metallic Plates,
For SaUing the Smallest Particles Of Gold,
Without having treated with for the use thereof
advise them to come forward without loss of time,
and secure the privilege from us, if they would
avoid the utmost penalties of the law.
Having received our full Patent, we now pre-
pared to sell the utility of the same, and give full
instructions for its use. TAVNAK & Co.
AGENT-C A. MATHIEU, Office No. 1, SO Sacra-
mentO street, San Francisco.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-05
L. p. FISHERS

4 DVERTESHNG AGENCY, (UD Stairs
IA ClSCC-No. III Washington Street, san FRAN
Nearly opposite Maguires5s Opera House
H. z. Fisher is the authorised Agent of the
sacramento UniOn-Marysville Herald
San Joaquin Repubhcan-Pacifc Methodist,
Sonora Aerald--Red Bluff Beacon,
California Mining Jonrnal
Grass Valley Telegrap aph-Nevada Journal
Columbia GaZette-Tuolumne Courier,
Mountain Democrat, Placerville-Shasta Courier,
Calavera1 Chronicle-Mariposa Gazette,
Yereka Union-Trinity Journal, Weavervile,
Iowa Hill News-Weekly Ledger, Jackson,
San Jose Telegram aph-Sonoma Co. Journal
Flsom Dispatch-Los Angeles Star,
Santa Barbara Gazette-San Diego Herald,
Alameda Co. Gazette, Placer Courier, Yankee Jims,
Napa Co. Reporter, Sierra Democrat, Bonneville:
Humboldt Times, Union,
Oregonian, Portland Oregon Territory
Oregon Weekly Times, Portland, OF
Oregon Statesman, Salem, 0. T.
Pacific Christian Advocate, Salem, O. T.
jacksonville Herald, jacksonville 0. T.
Pioneer and Democrat Olympia, ". T.
Washington Republican, Stellacoon, W T.
Polynesian Honolulu, Sandwich Islands
Pacific Commercial Advertiser Honolulu SI
Mexican Extraordinary, City of Mexico,
Hong Kong Register.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-05

@W What has become Of the Sacramento
and Marysville steam wagons, about which
so much was said few Months since. Have
both experiments failed?
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-05
E. S. COOPER, M. D.
S UR GEON.

Office at Eye, Ear, and OrGsOpedic En-
Urinary, Mission Street,
(Between Second and Third, t'Russian Baths, u
San Francisco.
Egr All Surgical Operations Free to patients pre-
senting themselves at the Clinics on Wednesday and
Saturdays, at IL O'Clock, P NJ.
R9- Medical men of the City and the Pacific Coast
generally are respectfully invited to attend the In
frmary on Clinical Days, whenever it may beoppor-
tune for themselves, Sm- 9
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-05
RDernaafOrrhnn.

GR local WEAKNESS, nervous debility, low
" spirits, lassitude, weakness of the limbs and
back, indisposition and lncapablity for labor and
study, dullness of apprehension, loss of memory
distrust, dizziness headache involuntary discharges
pains in the side, affections of the eyes, pmpies on
the face, sexual and other infrmities in man, are
and surgeon, L. J. Czapksy. His method Of curing
diseases is new unknown to Others and hence the
great All consultations (by letter or other
wise) free. Address L. J. Czapkay, NJ. d. San Fran
cisco, California.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-05
STOCKTON. MAY "a 1873

SfOCKToN, Nay "a, 1856.
Dear Sir:-Haying entirely recovered fiom nv sick
ness avail myself to this opportunity to return nv
thankful Acknowledgements for the relief that Won
have given me. When think of the distressing bod
lily weakness under which have suffered and the
nervousness, headache, fearfulness want of conf
dence, dizziness restessness, weakness in tie limbs
loss of memory confusion of IDEAS dislike for society
nocturnal emissions, and many other symptoms
which had made my life miserable express the
then to me- and nothing aor5ed the least Sop
ton, whilst now feel perfectly wel and can enjoy
life to my perfect satisfaction Knowing that there
are many afflicted as have been, you have my per-
mission to make of this letter as you may think
proper, Believe me, gratefully yours,
II. MICHEIS
10 DR. L ]. CAzPKAY. San Francisco
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-05

dizziness love of solitude loss of memory and want
of resolution besides loss of strength and energy
which had made my waking moments wretched and
my sleep unrefreshing and fast bringing me to
the grave, but, thanks to your skill restored
health, vigor, and energy. Hoping to guide others
where they may find relief you have my permission
to make this public. Gratefully yours,
LEONARD WAITE.
TT Dr L. Czapkay, San Francisco
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-05

GT Highly fattering accounts reach us
from the neighborhoad of Sonora and Colum-
bis, of rich strikes irfquartz.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-05

gS> A $4,000 boulder was taken a few
days since from claim at American Camp,
on the South Fork of the Stanislaus river.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-05

&S~ Five quartz mills have been built
oeioW Aurburn within the past six years,
and sixth is now in process of construction.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-05

ADVERTISINING THE ATLANTIC STATES
L. P f. has completed his ARRANGEMENTS fol
the forwarding of Advertisements to all the princi
pal largest circulating Journals and Newspaper;
published in the Atlantic States
fine opportunity is here offered to those who
wish, to advertise in any part of the Union of doinn
SO at the lowest rates, and in prompt and salts
factory manner 47-tf
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-05

THE greatest discovery of the age..Great blessings
a to mankindll Innocent but potent DR.. L. j
Czapkays Prophylactum, (self disinfecting agent,)
diseases and an unsnrnassed remedy for ali yenerea
scrofuous gangrenous and cancerous ulcers, foetid
discharges from vagini, uterous and urethra, and
tj t eGsaneous eruptons and diseases AS innocua ia
l. J. Czapkay s Prophylacticum preventive against
Syphilitic and Ganorrheal diseases. Hrrmless in
ITSELF it possesses the power Of chemically destroy
ing syphiitic virus, and thereby saving thousands
of debauchees from heinq infentad ny the most lonth
some OF all diseases. Let no young man who appre-
cum. 1t is in very convenient packages, and will be
found conv, nient for use, being used as a soap
Price So. For sale at DR., L. ]. Czapkay's Private
Medical and Surgical Institute, Sacramento street.
below Montgomery, opposite P NJ Co.'s Office.
All letters must be addressed to L. J. Czapkay, N,
D., San Francisco.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-05
TO d. J. CAzPKAy, San Francisco. ~ '--'----'
SACRAMENTO. NAV Is. 1855

SACRAMENTO, May Is, 1855
Dear Sr-Such is the thankfulness feel for the
preservation of my health of both body and mind
and believe of my life that hope will not be con-
sidered intrusive in rendering my thankful acknowl
life a boon worth preserving, when it had become
ourthen too great for to bear. Victim as was to
vice that had undermined my constitution, and de-
Seolhty' headache, distressing tidity selfdstrust,
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-05
THE LONDON CLUB HOUSE GIN
WILLIAM H. DAILY.

NonCE-The unexampled success of the loNDoN
CLUB HOUSE GIN has induced host of imitators who
are putting up an inferior article, under similar
titles Purchasers will please notice the fac-simile
Of the undersigned on the label
WM. H. DAILY
For sale by all the principal Liquor Houses in San
Francisco.
San Francisco March 5th, 1863. 27
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-05
Aromatic scheidam schunpps, &c.
THE LONDON CLUB HOUSE GIN

Requires no 'word of advice" no "caution to
the public" Those who drink it find in it vir-
tues against the vicious temptations of drinking
any of its vile limitations, under ''advice. -
while those who ''caution the pubIc' against coun
terfeiters, have themselves been cautioned by the
public to beware of any but
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-05
NOTICE.

THE undersigned have this day formed Law CO..
l. partnership under the firm and style of Dibble
& Lansing
DIBBLE & LANSING.
Sept. Is, 1856
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-05
THE TELEGRAPH,
WEEKLY PAPER, PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY NOR
ING, IN GRASS VALLEY
TERMS:
DR. lbo j. gBAPEAT'S
&sfsurgicnl Institute,

Medical &5SurgicaI Institute,
SACRAMENTO ST.. BELOW MONTGOMERY, OPPOSITE
PACIFIC MAI. STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S OFFICE,
SAN FRANCISCO.
ESTABLISHED IN 1854, FOR THE PERMANENT CURE
OF all Private and Chronic Diseases,
AND THE
SUPPRESSION OF QUACKERY.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-05

Is an autidote to the horrible adulteration to
which everything alcoholic is submitted-the nox-
ious posons made up and sold as
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-05

Or. L. ]. Czapkay is daily receiving applications
from every part of this State and from Oregon and
Washington Territories for treatment of every form
Of disease, and there not who will come fors
ward and express dissatisfaction the contrary the
Doctor is in daily receipt of letters expressive eff graf
tGde and thankfulness, some of which published
below by permission.