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A special Bounty OF $500
will be Iaid to each Veteran as soon as he
arrives at Washington; and further
BOUNTY OF $1os FOR ONE YEAR,
5000 FOR TWO YEARS AND
$500 FOR THREE YEARS.


One-third being paid down in each case.
They viii be credited to the Districts where
they or their families are domicilsd, and will
therefore receive the local bounties.
Substitutes for enrolled men may be enlist
ed in this Corps and principals will be exempt.
They do not however receive the Government
bounty. ~ 9 local bounty will be paid at
Columbus, Ohio, as soon as the recruits has
been mustered in.
The organization of the Regiment will be
perfected at Columbus, under
COL. OLIVER WOOD.
This Corps viii be armed with Breech-
loading or Repeating Rifles, and the men will
be allowed to retain their arms when mus
tered cut.
Persons desiring to enlist in this Corps can
apply to the Provost Marshal of their Dis
trict or to me. Free transportation will be
furnished. Soldiers must produce their dis
charges or other papers evidence of their
former service.
- Recruiting Station, Malaga, Monroe
County, Ohio.
SAMUEL D. HOPPER,
Major, 1st A. C.
Feb. 8, 1855.
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AUDITORS OFFICE, MONROE
COUNTY, OHIO.
NOTICE TO TOWNSHIP AND TOWN
TREASURERS.

3 The Township and Town Treasursrs
are hereby requested to come up and
make settlement with the County Audi
tor, and receive the funds due them, be-
tween the 18th and Goth day of February.
As it is necessary to have the Town
ship and Town ,Treasurers paid off in the
time above specified, Treasurers are re-
questsa to be here without fail.
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~ The Town Fork Bore Company is
progressing at the rate Of four or FIVE feet
Per day. 1t deserves success.
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R0r The man who struck Billy Pat
terson is wanted here. Some think he is
the only man who can strike ell.
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NOTICE.

The subscriber has this day been appointed
and qualified as Administrator of he Est ate
of William L. ELLINGTON late of Menroe Coun-
ty, Ohio, deceased.
JOHN C. EDINGTON,
Jan. 25, 1s65-3w. pd. Admir-.
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MI. HOEEFLER.
Auditor, M. c. o.
Feb. 8, ls65.-zw.


A PICTORIAL Double NUMBEn.-The
Physiological Journal and Life Illustra-
ted, for January, appears with 32 quar-
to pages, and beautiful illustrated Cover.
1t contains Portraits of Tennyson, Sill
liman, Sheridan, Cobb, Phillips, Susanna
Wssley-mother of John an Indian Chief,
Franz Muller, Miss Muggins, Miss Fury,
the Princess of Wales-F Florence Night
iAgale, A Group of Warriors II ami bal,
julius Caesar Pizarre Cromwell, Charles
XII, Frederick the Great, Scott, We'll
lingtsA and Napoleon with Ethnolegy,
Phrenolsgy, PhysiognsMy, Physiology.
and P.Ychslogy. Ne. l. Vol. 41st--
Published at 20 cents Number. or So, 90
a year, by Messers Fowler & Wells,
$50 Broadway. New York.
DIED at the Inirmany on the Goth
Of Jan, JoHN CoNGER, aged 20 years.
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9olai JatlIigeaet.
ADvERTIsrNG

Has enlarged many small business;
Has revived many dull. business;
Has saved many failing business;
Has preserved many large business;
Has created manya new business.
TRY 1T.
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G. o. R. R. TIME TABLE,

FOR STATIONS IN. BELMONT co
TOOK EFFECT SUNDAY, ocrosER 80, 1854.
Going East Going West
No. 8 No. l Ne. No. 3.
Kxpress Express Express Express
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TERMS OF
TERMS OF
Godey's Lady's Book for 1865,
r The following are the terms of the Lady's
Book for 1865.

One copy, oae ear.....-............S3,00 90
Two copies one year......... -. go. 5,5u
Three copies, one year..-..........7,50 so
-Four copies. one year .,..,......... 10 90
Five copies. one year, and an extra
copy to the person eenJing the
club, making six copies...... II 90
Eight copies one year, and anextra
cery to the person sending the
club. makiag nine cnpies. ........ ~ .oe
Eleven copies one year aud an extra
cory to the person sending the
club, making twelve copies. s...,.27 80
Additiens to any OF tha above clubs,
$500 each subscriber.
Gsdey's Lady's Book and Arthur s
Home Magazine will be seut, each sps
year, on receipt Of $3.50.
Address l.. A. Cooley.
NE Cerpsr Sixth and Chestnat Streets
PHILADELPHIA.
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ATTENTION, VETERANS!
THE PLACE FOR HONOR
AND GLORY.
RECRUITS WANTED FOR THE
FIRST CORPS.

A LII able, bodied men who have served two
II years and been honorably discharged,
may enlist in this Corps tor one, two, or three
yeara
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Attentien. Veterans.

Let all veterans whs are able fer notker
ranpaign read .aad consider the adver
sisenent Of Maier HOPPER. The corps
for which he is recraiting ranks higher
than any ether of the army, beisg sem-
posed exclusively Of soldiers who have
campaigned for at least two years
The beuaty Ter tais class Of sol aiers is,
of coarse, larger than for any other. The
rsverpnent pays feur hundred dsllars
!ounty for one year, while Ter no ether
corps doe. it pay ever one hundred
The recruits fer the veteran corps of
course get the same lecal bounty as 9TH
ers: This ranges from three to Eve hun
dred dollars
The pay for one year will be.
Government bounty
I.acsl hnuaty, aiy........... ........... 500
Wages fer year......................-.
Clothing .......,........-..... 40
Makings total off,. s1137
That is better psy than Is received BY
any coanty ofieer in this county.
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DIED at the Inirmany on the Goth
Of jan, JOHN CoNGER, aged 20 years.
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Administrators Sale.

January IL, 1ss5--bw. s6,4e
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Cabus' Hair Tonic,


This aneqnaled ratiot siei peeu
liar operes Questioning bs toit vsrfasi
and cAufss IL to assume the color before IL
turnef grey. II Is u permanent fpr fAndru6
enitr.nsthe roots the hair gives
hair lAssBR and aafur Il 16is scurf
itching ana s1r-ness OF tbssgfn frso thai tried
THE PREPARATION say that hey hsse tttd All kipds or
Tonic and Hair Rsstorai has a. ole 70
and sny srtclt that would produce the desired result
until they had tried my Hair Tonic Ii has cured Der
sons ~ho had solid Of dasaraf ali kaist~a ana
cemerted tcesther n the sinis ~ covering the
whole had anffn the course Of hrfs lays usine
my Tonic thesenrfaud danar NJ aissppe~r-d ana the
hair, which hsd until th.ttiae been prsr1tsd from
growing esum-d Is former ns.itb, zfawIh.
In Abe ef one Jsmea Mershor afthe izfIovatp.
fantry vhss head covered silh tlck coating Of
d>Ddras sRd senrf, m~aispsa all hair
had almost pssrir hsliea the virtu. Of
this Tonc, for Ia the eours@ re we~ks application
eft his scalp assumed healthy condition and his hair
eomneaced 10 grow beautifully. This is only sue case
Of the kiBdia thousand coald n-n5n tssuy others
butfcr want ofspAce and eost prevented sron Do
Ing so
3oIa y anOesr CA Bua ,oraer ef second aud Main
strsef Price eents b~t;ie AbrrAl diseous, to
be oso". cc2dem
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n fIGISAL EorrCE.-ro Peter Gutenberg Defendant
" yorsre hereby nstihed IN At thsrsf 6c in
the Clerks oce OF the Disrtet Court of Lee county
lows, at Ksoknk pssitson of tIrAm barney claiming
Of you the of hun ired and fty doa-rs eth
1upsr cept interest per anann, psyabs snnuAily =
nssSy doe on nertgArs SA4t b. sc1 spsekxA = ~
son. and since assigned @ aid Hiram Barney; csi
log sgsipst you the frtinsnre of aid u6rfknA
the saiq being upon lot q ia block p IN MaAonT low
Addttfcnto the CITY 81 Keokpk. IN Lee crubty Iowa
for the purchase money and further King foe ~ a
aid prrfusNs and general relief And anIeoe yoa 81
pear and answer said petition by Of tbs sscoS ~
knk on The 6rst Mosday Of rebtriry, l6e9, d-zRis
M = sntssea stsin?3 ~. ed $4,000
lev. Stamp e0c.-oonool1ol-1 81. eY9ON0
1svoo1Wsvs1 AIT - 49,
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| Every faulty. st this season, should SpERK'1
VINE afed in Europe lie medicinal aud bone
ncia inaIitcs highly esieemed " enieent physicans
used II European and American Hospital and b.
OF the hrst families in Europe and America.
AS TONIC has NO equal causing sppet ite and
building the systen beiag entirely pure wine Of
most valuable grape. AZ DItRETIc II inparts .
healthy action Of the Gands, Kidneys and Urinary Or
sans very beneficial IN Drorxy, Cont ad RI uafic AZ
fsctions sPkKRs WINE pure article fiou tho Juice
Of tn. Port GrApe possessing medicinal properties sups-
rfor TO any other wine In and excellent article
for all weak and perez And the gtd
Arm Improving the appetite and fing lsGies ard
| children Try II once. md yse wui nos u detetr6d
~ Be the signature Ct A1fREr sPErR 10 the
cork of each bottle 4-s-ss-----------4-
Sold b. wilkinson. Baff,esf q CO X. okut IoSas nd
Al fst class dealers uho aso sell tac CArTlLLA FORT
fRASDY, choiee old artipie isnported Only BY Mr..
Speer direct from e II icy o, erto. Euctp-Cm
Aa-Trace supplied By Wholesale Hapgsr.
~ ~ A. sPEER Al his viney art in New J.rfey.
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DURE aud four years old. FOR the Commu
sicn Table and Family P,r-crii+rsi by Phys
eiaa- fer H<maes, w~shiy Persons ard Irvsliis. Tb
Great Remedy for Kidney Affections. Rhsnmsfisn
all ChroBic D..c-sFs
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naIaISAL NorICs.-To rhor.s. A.iIe. Defendant:
" for are hereby notified that there Ia 6e in
the Clerks Office Of the District Court Of Lee county
Iowa A Keottk. a petjscn 81 Hiram Harnev clsishfss
judgment against Thos Aste. for the of
hundre and nifty dollars with 10 per interest per
annnm. pasa le an usiiy n money due rtg4gs
mad bv Won TO harlas A,soa, soi since assigned to
sad Hiram Barney. also claiming against ynu fore
closure of ss mortgage, the being lot H.
block s. In Mssons Lower addition to the city Of Reo
kuk in Lee county lows, for tie purchase money! and
further sting fr saIe Of said premises and general
relief And unless sou spnear and ead petition
BY nom NJ Ne second DAY Of the next term OF said
Court be held tn. first Monday If February 1855
defut vii be entered against you, and Judgment
derea IN resn. ~ prtyel foriu ssld petitiorE
Rev Starue so---r snceiied III. sfR0v4
novsllw-~ed Atty for Plaintiff.
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| in the leading markets. and We feel that With his
large acquaintance, long experience aud The devo-
ton Of his entire time to The purchasing Of Goods
| We can. with our increased capital. lay Goods
down in keokuk 10 meet any Honorable compel
| ton.
] Particular ard careful attention given 10 the
execution OF orders
KELLOGG, BIRGR CO.
NEW RAISINS. loo boxes New LAYERS
oczs KELLOGG, B1RGE 4 CO
lCITRoN.
~ seedies. Rsisnr
Carr.uss
Prunes, Re, Ae.
or KELLOGG, Blhss CO
RIO coFFEE.-2oo bags assoFted grades
= ~ IN store Aod scr s.is ~
oez3 KsLLoeG. BEegE 1 CO.
lOLD GOVT. JAVA.-25 bags ipockets)
oes kKLLose, BrkGE 4 co.
|REFIsED SUGARS
80 bh,s Crushed
% eels Powdered
- bills Granuiafed.
. bbis esasd ~ ooGee.
% bills &C.
Al in'tors and for eA,s by
oe3 kELLosa BrkGs co.
OS HHDs. BROWN SUGARS.
os1 KELLOGG. BIt sx CO.
IL BONES STAR CANDLESEFor sale
y oc15 kkiLojG. bI4Gk Co.
V,EA.-1o0 Half Chests Tea
Il Young Hy.ees. oolons.,
inp aa. Jsp.3..
All sr.d'' for 's'st,
AILoosa' b'4sA o.
ITOBACC0.-50o Packages. Plug, all
i grade Pine Cur che.i.g ..d e-hokinx For
ale ~ eoS kkLLo5G. BIAGE CO.
00n KEGS WHEELING MAILS for
OOO sale ~ oc2s KELLOGG, Ia keEkco
C0O COILS MANILA ROPE, from
eezs kkLLoes. sItaKAoo
|lAKUA-4o Bales Best Navy f3r sale by
- ce5 KELLOGG. BIAGE GO.
EINN1 BAGS-l00 bales heayk bags in
- stos aud f,r sss for account Of uas imp r.ers
as tete can ee laid DOWN from New Yofk u Bosom.
oe-S KELLOGG BIt3GE co.
SALTPETRE-50 kegs pure received ard
- ior -aie - e1s NsLLtsfa. BrksE ca
cotton BATTiNG-75 balel various
oes KELLOGG. BIRE be Co
|CoTToN YARN,
For. ty roc2sI kxLLois. BisfiE co.
DOWDER Rife, Blasting and Mining.
seiBg .Renfs for Nah I'll Il F4ssyr pricss
oc25 KELLOGG sBIRfE 4 Co.
lCOAL OIL-1oo bbls best White in store
k2-Asa forssisby soc2sl kELLoiG. RlfGx AGO.
ok BAGS PEPPER,
"a ito nass cs~.s
bales Cloves
no ibs Satm-x.
N o ..s's Aaa 'f 'As ~ KELLOGG r,Rsr co.
MRAPPING PAPER, 900 bdls as
~ sorted RAG, for sale ioner than i Li. Glib
caxc prices. foc23l KELLOGG, HTeGR 4 co.
FsH-
81 half bbis do
go boxes Herfing. fn-~)
,or sale II Ioe2aI KELLOGG, BtRsE CO.
lHoLLAND HERRING-5o kegs ner
is.s. steam to S s,a 5sas sIsK co
NEW YORK CANDY large assort-
@sn, 4 ans good r9ys IN MAY e, ..,e =
lOYsTERs,
~ Peaches. sArdines,
Fruits. Suts, Cigars. &c, &C.
| In good supply and La ssle low
rs o. A1ILu'f, sIhok : W
ISUNDRIES- v
IN Wooden Ware Rice, 81
Baskets. Pearl Barley,
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LEGAL.
Notice to Creditors.

ESTATE OF GEO. DUNG. DECEASED
e. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
administrator Of the above named Estate to the
Creditors Of and all persons having claims against
said deceased, to exhibit the same with the neces
sary vouchers within ten C0) months from the
first publication Of this notice. to the undersigned
at the Court House in Oroyille Butte County
California. Ivan ORDEN
Administrator Of said Estate.
Dated this 18th day Of Oct, 1865 5w-52
The weekly union record., 1865-12-09

A SHORT LOVE SroRY.-Here is a
story by one Morgan, sea captain,
concerning the choice of a husband at
sea, which may afford profitable hint
- young ladies';
Single ladies often cross the water
under the especial care of the captain
of the ship, and if love affair occurs
among the passengers, the captain is
usually the confident Of one or both
parties. Avery fascinating young lady
had been placed under Morgan's care,
and three young gentlemen fell desper-
ately in love with her. They were all
equally agreeable, and the young lady
was puzzled which to encourage. She
asked the captains advice. Come on
deck he said, 1.-THE first day it is all
perfectly calm; the gentlemen, of
course, will be near you. Twill have a
boat quietly lowered down, and You
jump overheard, and see which Of the
gentlemen viii jump after you. | viii
take care of you"
a calm soon came, the captain 5
suggestions were followed, and two of
the lovers jumped after the lady at the
instant. But between them the young
lady could hot decide, so exactly similar
had been their devotion. She again
consulted the captain. Take the man
that didn't jump-he's the most sensible
fellow, and will make the best husband
Ii the memory IS weak, do not over
load 1t, nor I'LL it with foolery. Charge
it only with useful matters.
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To Mothers.

Many mother with a family of little
ones about her often hears the questions,
What can | do? Mayn't. | do this or
that =? Where can | go? These ques-
tons seem to come most frequently at
the busiest time, and amid the most
pressing cares. With many little ones,
and with perhaps limited means, the
mother is anxious and troubled-anx-
ious to train her children Alright, and
troubled lest emay neglect her house
hold cares. They come to her with
their wants, oyerworked and tired as
she is, and fearful lest her work shall
not be accomplished, she turns them off
impatiently, to be idle and unhappy, for
getting, too, that her impotence will
be marked, and the example only too
quickly followed. Why is it, she asks
herself, are they the most troublesome
when am the most hurried Because,
| answer, they are not provided with
sufficient occupation. Give the little
creatures enough to do, and to do with;
blocks of wood, rag babies, little wooden
or China animals,and something to draw
them about inf it be but the cover to
a paste board box, with a string to draw
it by. Such playthings will often amuse
them better than more costly and beau
tiful toys. have seen three little boys
happy all day long with such things.
Give them paper to cut, and praise
them for the pretty things they cut.
Let the older ones make lamplighters,
and as sure as they feel that they are
helping some one, they will be happy.
They can easily learn to pick up all the
litter they make. have heard mothers
say their children should never cut pa
per around a room. Better little, ay,
a good deal of dirt and confusion, if
you can the better teach your children
to be useful, and keep them happy and
contented.
They should have playmates plenty Of
them, but select those that you know to
be well trained--who behave as you wish
your children to behave Give them a
taste for the society Of the refined and
gentle. They will be better able to Sc
lect for themselves as they mingle with
the world. Remember there is much in
yolyed in training up a child. It's not
only to make him obedient, though that
is the first duty, yet he is to be taught
habits of neatness and order-his tastes
are to be cultivated, depressing the evil
and encouraging the good. Habits
formed during the first seven or eight
years, will in all probability be formed
for lifetime. Trouble comes to the lit
tie ones soon enough; find no unneces-
sary fault. Praise them for all that you
can consistently see that is good. Teach
them to work out of love to their pa
rents or to each other. Let them feel
that they are help and comfort to you.
If they quarrel, teach them the golden
rule, land it is astonishing how early they
may learn to be guided by its precepts.
But above al, parents, friends and guard
ians, set them such an example as YOU
wish them to follow-goven your own
tempers; resist your own proyocatlons
to fretfulness, impatience,o or resentment,
and You will soon see them following in
your footsteps, if with earnest prayer
YOU lead them to Him who has said ::
Suffer little children to come unto me.
and forbid them not, for of such is the
Kingdom Of Heaven. = Country Gen
tleman.
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THE UNION RECORD.

San Francisco Agency.-Thomas Boyee
IS the only authorized A gent for the RECORD in
San Francisco. All orders left at his Office north
east corner OF Washington and Montgomery Sts.
Cup stairs.) viii be promptly attended to.
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Notice to Creditors.

ESTATE OF ADAM FOLK. DECEASED
az Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned
Administrator OF the above named Estate. to the
Creditors Of and all persons having claims against
said deceased, to exhibit the same with the neees-
saFy vouchers within ten (l0) months from the first
publication Of this notice. 10 the nndarsignad ar
the Court House in 0royille.
L. VAN ORDEN,
Administrator Of SAID Estate
Dated this 2sth day of Oct. 1865 5w-52
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Notice.

nIsSOLUTION OF C0-PARTNERSHIP- The
DcopartneTShip heretofore existing between the
undersigned. under the style and firm Of Schneider
CroiSsant, in orov;lle. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All debts due the late firm NAV
oe paid 70 Wm. Schneider, who i alone authorized
to receive any money due said firm. All debts due
by the said firm TO he paid by Wm. Schneider.
CHARLES CROISSANT.
Nm SCHNEIDER.
0roville, Nov. 18th. 1865. 4w-nS
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Notice to Tax PAYERS,

ETNLESS YOU SETTLE YOUR TAXEs BY
y the last day OF this month, there viii be an
additional percentage added by the District AT
torney 81 hiteen per cent before suit and twenty
i've per cent. after suit. No more taxes received
by me after the 3Oth day Of November. So call
ana settle at the st. Nicholas Hotel, OTovlle and
save extra expense. H. B. HUNT
Tax Collector Bate County
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ESTABLISHED expressly to afford TIC afflicted soHnd
and scientific AfedicG! lid. in Tho treatment
and care Of al Pyfcate and Chronic 2is
eases, cases Of secrecy and ali ser
udl diseases.
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If the memory is weak, do not over
load it, nor fill ii with foolery. Charge
it only with useful matters.
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A administrators Notice.

4 IL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
IA the estate Of William VI. Farmer, deceased
are hereby required 70 present the same in proper
form 70 the undersigned Administrator ot said
estate within ten months from the date hereof. OF
the same will be forever barred.
ROBERT A. CURL, Administrator.
November llth, lSs5. 5w-u2
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TO FEMALES.

When a female is in trouble, or afflicted with
disease, as weakness Of the back and limbs main in
the head, dimness Of sight, loss of muscular pow
er palpitatiOn Of the heart irritabilitv nervons-
ness, extreme urinary difficulties arrangement Of
digestive functions, general debility vaginities all
diseases Of the womb, hystera sterihty and all
other diseases peculiar 10 females they should 20
or write at once to the celebrated female doctor
" ~ Doher.y. at his Medical Institute and con
suit him about their troubles and disease. The
Doctor Is efecting more cures than any other Ply
stefan in the State Of California. Let no false deli
cacy prevent you, but apply Immediately and save
yourself from painful sufferings and premature
death. All Married Ladies, whose health or other
circumstances prevent an increase IN their families
should write or call at DR.. VI. K. Doherty's Medi-
cal Institute, and the. viii receive every possible
relief and help. The Doctors Offices are so arraur
ed that he can be consulted without fear of obser.
walton.
TO CORRESPONDENTS
Patients residing in any part of the State how
ever distant, who may desire the opinion and ad-
vice of Dr.. Doherty on their respective cases and
who think proper to submit a written statement Of
such, in preference to holding personal inter
view. are respectfully assured that their commun-
cations viii be held most sacred Dr.. Doherty
takes this opportunity of Observing that all letters
are only opened and replied to by himself. and tn
latter as promptly as possible.
II the case be fully and candidly described
personal communication will be superseded as in
sructi0ns for diet, regimen and the general treat
ment OF the cases itself (includiug the remedies ,
VIII be forwarded without delay, and in such
manner as TO convey no idea Of the purport OF the
etter or parcel transmitted.
Consultation free.
Permanent cure guaranteed or no pay. Address
". X. DOHERTY. NJ. D..
3m-n47 san Franeiseo, al.
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THE CALIFORNIA
Fly Killing LIQUID!

E'LY PAPER KILLS ITS THOUSANDS
IL Liquid Fly-hilier kills lis tens OF thousands
This preparation FOL Killing Flies gives the great
est satisfaction Of anything ever used. II Is now
improved to the highest killing point. 1t is of
such nature and - speedy IN its effects that the
Flies viii not spot the walls and windows which
makes the use Of other preparations 50 obiectiona.
bic. For sale by Samuel Adams, corner of Bush
and ParTeh streets, San Francisco, and by all
Druggists. mi
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Notice !!
Notice to Tax PAYERS

Of Eureka School District
yEHHE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF EURFKA
IL School District viii set as a Board of Equ4liz-
alton, NOVEMBER 18th. ls65 at THOMPSON Flat.
j. B. THOMAS Clerk
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MEDICAL. 7a
Private Medical Aid |!
Qssick Cures and Moderate Charges
DIR. w. K. DOHERTY'S

Private Medical ~ Surgical Institute.
Sacramento street, below Montgomery, opposite u.
Pacific Mail Steamship Cos Office. Private e1S
trance on Leidesderf S.. San Francisco.