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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-10-10
NUMBER 81
AN ABOUT TMERADIOAL.5

I
Az there srs some well meaning PED
EPl0 who are IrightopsS shslsSm Rad-
ical, asapplisdsc politics, We heyasglva
them lille iaiorpslioA cphOSrnid The
Radicas, showing what Iiey have doEd,
what tteE ara doing, aud what thoynye
going 70 do Read Il cstefalIya and
then soy e You 100, are not Radical.
Who esO tho men who ffuaished tho
money 70 put down tEe 1laysholdsls
yebelllooi W.
Tie Radicals. S
Who aln - neu who 0ag
lik6 hFg ann
splsageaa b1 u dollar 10 psg our sOs
jl6pal debe
lbp Rsdieela.
Who arSihe, nau who ars low Ia
favor Of taxation aud tariff sufficient ID
smedl the interest on or hallobal debt
ead graduate aud steadily pag7otf tho
principslY \,
The Radicals,
Who are tie men who mi aOf fol
ia theaCompaaS ,df thOSo who SfSS
talking yspu.iiRsipni
The .R5 diSRla,
WhogfdlbSJpa6sybo stand together
q solid Phalahy8 Of psiriots dshcuncinS
oil attempts ,Qlla@ago our nnliorSl cur
Tsney aud sappriti9si,A 80
Tho Ra1tthlAs n ~ ~ = AZ. I.
Wioirssh sH who don't believe
that ousg0G6tFS W going to rOlnG OUR
Metehanls going to smash, and our RAJ
pvhlcsu Government 10 deslrucllong =
Tho Radicals.
Who arS tho men who practically 5es
liege thai Righteousness exaltsthayAa
li6n Sanll that wS-shsll have s6ianelal
spfosperliy and eOnmafoial growth aas \
groatiesa Ia proportion as wohopor God \
ard do justly TO al our fcllowno1
The Ridicola. e q.
Whoaru the man who have cheerful \
laltl 10 our 6nalesl ability asa nation,
who ara wllllngtogiEe and 70 lend mon
oy freely to bailJ our railroads, our col \
lagos achooliiiSuses. churches and who
arS aisaYsiOYths lropt fqpk with sai
opgn purae when auY gtSal gop&slo tho i
people ID .ptopnsed2 NJ
The RadicelS.
Wha tllo man " no. IN 40 The
nation lioi 100 hllghslng tagss 81 6la
very 20 sFS carllti tie 4i9 ri
pEnphaa rh ne re lo AS
boldly daliaptly laef ha pr
eHsand lrAilnf fiio
stlls A. Aea
W. asae 1llt9l ~ 4a''
b4llel. e.
FlQ
capital of 81 3 "a & sslio afs
baud orout Ae1kiag aigls
lOehgts HI slg cv9snfnels i axe sgol
Ia tha lpier hes Z ioaHed Epfs
'atsdt Rli i(l & lo;l & Az
swflq no snt9ans aat
pod lsbyidg once piis sslids
tod low 20 0 On oge isilll
ftfsp elisffan6 hiiai 81 llstt
llnse pSl icyo lee and 4
.tq1kl salll tfaitogsg "a pi9f fass
andl6tiiaf iijano 6asrspfi tiiiI q a ~
on lbeihlss ssad cover !
Nj lii
s
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ID laslhcir COMP 4, 4
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-10-10
ADfnRrIslNG II 4 TRs.


< Professional cars o. ailns9 or less oSeSeat
$500. q
Advertisements must nave tae hum9srg ~ ~
mathematician the cosy, or they WI be
shept inf.tiil forbiddan,3 Eud caarJe4 ACCORD
, 1ll-e4sual ostrausient ADVERTISEMENTS must
b paid for inRdVqaee, to inquire their iasor,
Tsarly advertisements to be paid for BALI
yearly in advasee.
Short notices 81 deaths will be inserted free
cf chlI8e. Obituary notices nad tributes ~
respect WILDE charged half the advertising
rates, Marriage notices Inserted gratis.
Loaded editosiaihoti will be elargelt 20
cents a line, and half price for Gubseqpelt IN
sestiops.
, Religious notices and short advgtisements
Tor benevolent associationSS,. lhseEta5 gratis:
) Cans upon gentlemento becowo candidates
will be charged at advertising rates
Three dollars will ipy9yiatly be charged for
announcing eandid5tessor County Offices, and
Teu dolarsi ppnouneing Candidates Tor STATE
aud United StGies Offices,
The,iHsetiton ofpersonsl cayds will be left
TO i option q. the editor, but when inserted
Eillttba charged double price.
y Afidavits will net be made 70 orders ol
qualifications Or other iegel. advertisements IN,
tillsheY ar5 baid for
There will b. nodeyiasipn from the aboAe
.terWs, RI &C.,.
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{. lIf7Particulhr dii aidlo thisfpGft Of
lfebusness 49, " rely upon bsy,s
ing their ddlsa iafaes brides Whips, &cg
tspaised d good lyle and a. lqsf ralaS. II
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-10-10

oi'tais alsiaaA islnli Aas
diegFaeod liz $3.50 history 4 nos
guard fAsll,llle slssIs p lsYslsg
voting pgaingt eFay lee sllAs aallH ilss
yonseryatFO Or DSnoef4ils lof tisg ssa
only wolves ia ahseR' clcl6ipg, Z;
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-10-10

PfSAaspl Johas 1 Autie am saiai
."My bit slcs on tiil ocpgalab Hill d
the spstch .hit \ 10 mai
alWay5 ID
ropdtsiion wQhIdb bette
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-10-10

Who giargca l4.goo
death II Aud5tl9nylllsl
q Democrat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-04
fRBf WASRtNuf0N.' 'ne

III Hous ai,y,, ssSs, 1ss"I'':s sRsEl.s Rdes; spon
GeAetAi Grant so-dsy and tsiked oSer mill,
taAh NJ G1Dei3a 6rmsd
l4hsn shes - addition tee psaus>ioessf* he
service. q come 1t, ,Oeos of rank and file, ac.
psordihe % his lsss' osdess lie I'D ssssaoabIe
to dispense with about 18 900 cisliAns,a ems
ths4 ~ haehded q porjds islrsbchmen.
wherever it could be done.
Thaslgfas1 q the Tseshfy, a t4k6se
to resolution of The Rouse, SAYS: No spe-
cial fund HIS been set kpart Is a sinking fund
for tho yaynent Of debts made bytka Ass of
Febrsarv 26th,s 1862, hat ths -pyeyisieas of
thes Act have been Substantially csmpk I'd
With, since the close Of the rebellion, By -ap-
plication Of the coin receipts to such hur-
pose in~srsates anounts tbae sequired BY
said Act.
Fl The Supreme Court transacted mo sbasifess
to-day, the session being spen. in paying
honors to the memory of the lste Justice
WAyBesE :. sA hsa ess. 81 sss-eo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-04
H6CELlANEOUS ITEMS.

ToRoSTo, Dec. 3.
!. The Globes Ottawa correspondent says:
Notice was given ip the House Ut Cnmnons
last night that the foliowing'resohtioa would
be moved to-day, sss.s .tssefs q. q
q Resoleed, That; in the interests OF trade,
It is expedient to exect that in the future
Amsfiean silEer should BE- . shgaI lander At
eighty cents on the dollar on the various
'eoans 81 that country.
SALISBURY, n. Y, Dec, 8.
Robert Dennison. late State Comptroller,
diadsy ss-srdsy. sa aaoes*
sonESEoTApy, Dec. 8.
About eighty boats are on the. csusl level
at this place, being passed through as fast as
possible, but the work is very sleF4 freh the
accumniated jam at the lock. There IS not
much trouble east Of here.R
es SAN FRAxcIscp, Dec. 3.
The democratic city and county governs
ments were inaugurated last night at Sacra-
7mento:. The State Senate organized to-day.
L. B. Misner. (Unlony was elected President
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-04
FROM NEW YORK..

New Yoak. Dec. 9.
The municipal election resulted in the
choice OF Hoffman for Mayor b. the uuex-
pected majority OFF, ,6s4 ever hath Wood
and Darling. TIE Eois is as follows: ,Hof-
lsan, 1Ammany Democrat, 2eal;A Wood,
Aszsrt Democrat, q s32; Darling. Republi-
can, 1s,465. The Tammauy. party elects
most II not all the minor officers.
# Unitsd States Marshal Waring to,dsy 1t.
tashsd tAe ateamera Tsipoii aud Manhattan,
.4seA bsopd for Europe, on the ground oi
'eaeFJing An excess Of passengers. The own
ers VII probably give the. necessary bonds,
sfter which they viii be permitted to 20 70
sea.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-04
IRON McHMoND.

RlcHNosD, Dec. &.
@ Tie Heconstruction Con Ion met Ills
- ernina. Col. D. B. Waite, saa .Nk> k>Cen,
federate officer, aud white man, was chosen
temporary Chairman; J. B. Blank, black
man, was chosen Secretary; and NJ. w,
Whittlesey, white, Assistant ~t..
The Chairman congratulated the Congeh,
tion on the peaceful and happy circumstances
under which they had met
Ths Coaveatioa then Adjourned until to.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-04

1877 HTofJ 'gzlaii 1aa pis4aO. ,tlSsil. :
There i to be lRge demonssratiop to-day
this city at tkn o clock last evening. Tos
morroEAe gill beh fles@e 0-1hs Tremeut
House, betWes6 vde 6ours-of l0xnd ID md
q banquet will b. eissn to him in the even.s'
ing ct the same place.
a billi1d match f6r 500 side asd thA
&.Sgsae WA 3s,Is sss1Hs:rds; dl;,a.. ,si.
.Hany RhiaAs, fthe' .preseat chanpios, end
II hjSh@2s H1nnhAns sss sasiaaaF ssss. aSf "a col
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-04

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-04
LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

LoSpox, Dec. a-Noon. n.-Despatches re-
.sstssd AuH Sligo, Ireland, Announce that
the noOsious Fenian General, Nasle, was
csptared at that city last evening by the pc.
lice authorities. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-04

MIySEAPoLIs, Mimi, Dec. g.
e Rev. Edward Dunbar, conyieted Of poiyg-
amy, was sentenced to three years and eight
months hard labor In the peniteptiary.
DETROIT, Dec 8.
Sheriff Orcutt, Of Kalamazoo, was shot
through the breast early this morning by
some persons outside of the jail, who were
endeavoring to assist the prisoners to escape.
A quantity Of burglars tools were found IN
The ia,ayard, and : rsyelges Fsse taken from
one Of the prisoners which had been passed
u daxing the night At last accounts Mr..
Circuit was still alive, but in a. very critical
condition. The Assassins escaped.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-04
FIRES.

ELeIS, ILL.,, Dec. 8.
A ere broke out here at 10 e'clook this
mosrusne, and destroyed the hay packing es'
tablishment of Messrs. Lashef. Loss be-
tween $4,000 and So ,oos; partly insured.-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-04
MARRIED.

-FE-E---- I - = : -<~4--
NHksoa-LEONARD- -Os rhnrsday evening, 2sth
kss- = \ wlnans, Ar- \. r. Nslsba snd Ats NApx
Lpsae.- IL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-04

y A1sSs AVe1os
EGGS 4 BUTTER.
sPPerd Go. .e;..-S.s .s~ Main =. Hissh streets
vas,, rsass oss15. Fis. lsstArs.
S @ ridsss-.,....a....Nesl Estes House
FUnNIrI AZ.
HIVE Tyler. ....... ,..,,59 Main street.
Duncan, KArle 4 Co........ l40 i I42 Main street.
GAS . srEAM FITTINGS.
Moosr / son........-J ohnson street, bet Sd lth.
Geld Peas, Pencils. Psskss Bssks.
SO Bridges.................Nosl 4 2 Estss House
Q,la, SILVER. and ivory MsantsA Canes
SO Hridgss....,. -...,,, ,Lssl > Es.ss Houss.
oRocERs-wnoLE
s. Pollock Co....... ...........lls is Main street
Hanill Co....................."leVM w Mafn 0feet.
Kellogg, Brge Co..........".......se Main street
T Bower Co....-.- :. w Main street
NJ Stafford ord...............cor Blondeau 4 Levse.
GROC OCERs-RETAIL.
bess. tsen ! AAibfrs...........I2e Main street.
y. asaasal rssa ss,n .,st. st,ss.
Rydrom.ters, hermsNsssss, Ssehren.
sters.
SO d s................NssI Estes House.
AnNEss s.ADDLEs.
A Hsgn,. .....,.....,.f ain s.reet-bct Sd d 4th.
uAHRwARE.
s.S' s.l n.ls s.s ,:t. .|Es.s'
HATS, CAPS AND xorrpHs.
Browpell ..... ...s9 N.in strset
Bsrk,, 4 Northumberland Main street.
HsTEI,.
Tspfer House""."...........oorI Third : Johnson
Deiping House,. .-..--.....csr Second Jshason.
~ fssUR Won AoEnrs
L. j. Adams Corner I'd and Main sts
IOWA COAL 4 OIL CO.
Oaee. .......,. Esves bst II ain leA1son
ICE. A Iii
Ceiiicr 4 Berry ....aFifth strest-in 1stes Asuse
IRON.
Brownell Broi. main q foprtn
JEwELRY, rrsE sslp).
@ Bridges gcs...............Nos Estes House
LIQU0Rs-wROLEsA
Gibbons ons............-.."..l72 IVA Main street
MARBLE WORKS.
John Bawden...............Th Third street-near Main
MILLINERs.
spiesberser, Mayer Co..-......No. Ill Msin-st
Mrs Weber. Third MAiA streets
MILLINERY = SONNET DLEACRnkY
Mrs Bowman ..4th st-bst Main Blondeau
NEWS DEror.
David q Lowry Sscssd seieet
n1agsifying Glasses 4 microscopic
sc Bridges : Estes House
optician, spectaelss. Ays ols sses.
Bridges Noe l 4 . Estes Hense
Pipos, Genuine MecrsAaum.
Nos 4 ?, Estss Houss
Pistols, Ammunitisn, RiAss.
G rdgcs...............Nos Nos Estes House
r1AHos AND nUsrc.
PAINTING AND WALL PAPEBs.
VIM. Price c.........-...........cor 5th Blondeaa
REALEs1ArE = INSURANCE ACTS
II B Ten ....-...........Second street
BEsTAURANTs. .ns
Young Americs.....J johnson street-bet I'd / I'd
Landes' Restauraut........cor.3 I'd and johnson X
sINGnR sEwsSG NAonIs Es.
II kscomber, Fourth street
silver Plated ware.
S G Bridges. ! Estes House
spsctaelss, Cola 4 suvss. .esss !.
q Bridges ..............Nos , Estes Hossl
spy ulsssss. ASsdiAg oiasssss
Bridgss. ........ Nosl = Bstse Hesss
TIE = JAPAssED Wars. vroaastLl
VS. Aeoss............. ......... -.l ~ No. st,ss'
TravsJlsE Cases, TsatsMAy DsaA
s. Bidges......- ~-...... Nes Il fptss Hess,
WOOLEn aOdb4
Gslatt. Main st--Ast 4th 6tl
Iesa WAts1ss, VateAsa UaseAeD.
70 Dfidgss. ..s...... nos1 . nd He's
Wstehse 0leeG2 = JsHslzy RSpaiss,
sa asdAe.'r~~.r.7..Ns ? {stss Hoes
Wsiaaag Dsshs-Pae1ss MasAe, In1psd
- Dd1Ygs ......... Mos . uses Heu1u
-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-04

AMMUNITION. H1sGlnsk 6l1e1AR3 ?
AAAa 1411 VI - ~ tvvlss.
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CROcKERY = QUE8uDWARE.
Carey L. Fsivrs- -. MAh slrsst--hst ~ 1 9Th.
coMnrsslo1 1EacHAsrs, =
WV slarsss. =. ~ sesth Lsves
Ussks-Whsisaals 4 1staA
sG ridges..............Nos 4 Estes Hosssl
., 0sIn, 1ilvss Wase.
s q ridges................Nos Noe = , Estss Hcsss
DRHTIsTRY.
DR. CIR Watt....... ssr Msia and Fifsh sts
DIR C Ingsrsoll. Third Main, up stairs>.
Dry GOODS -WHoLEsALE.
u Shelley Sons....... ~ Asia safeet.
Kramer; Irwin cs..:;..:..,;..loS Main street.
pnuGs-wEoLEsALE = RETAIL.
Wilkinson Bartlett Co ~. -. " Main street
Kerr FuAsr......"...... ...!.."..sf Main strset.
pax-oQals-UETAI
spiesberger, Mayer = Co.-.-..No. III Main-st
bestwtck .ssSY 1ean street
PHILIPPE MeSr - Masa street
N targg 4 S0p.---~-.-.~s<AE:te House.
pnsraviag, hra.as, q Seals.
sGBridges.. Nos = Estes House.
EGGS 4 BUTTER.
sP Pord Ce.es..-s .er Main \ Hissh streets
paa,, rsass ossSs. iria. lasA4r1.
SO Bridges 4 Estes House
FUnNIrI AZ.
HIVE Tylsr. ,..,ss Main street
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KEuKuK D!I|,REp494Y,

y. afs nOOre . rAaEse~
Huiskaup AsltsS6 =. ........ee Aal9, .ssess<
Hsiskanp 3 Bro...,.. illh .sav3t N Hl j SEX
Hsy, .....~. In AAiA oss9k
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-06-01
Trial OF Fit1hugh and Harmon.

The Roseburg Ensign of May 21st, has
a very full account of the trial of the above
parties; and says:
In this trial there were ffty-fve witness
es examined, and twenty on the defense
were not examined. Sixty-seven jurors
were called before a jury was ~empanneled.
Attorneys for the State were J.. F.
Watson, Prosecuting Attorney, J. F.
Galley, ". R. Willis, and Binger Her
man.
For the defense, Ex-Gov. Gibbs, S. f,
Chadwick, Mosher & Lane. The Attor-
neys of each side had four hours each in
which to make the closing argument,
which was divided into two hours! speech
es.
The examination of witnesses occupied
the attention of the Court from the open
ing of this case, on "Wednesday. May 18th,
to the forenoon of the 18th, when the ar
gument commenced.
The pleadings were opened By Hon. J.
4. Watson. prosecuting Attorney, and
closed by Mr.. Galley, for the defense,
near 10 o'clock P. NJ, when the case was
submitted. Judge Skinner instructed
the jury that they must find a verdict for
murder in the first OF second degree, OF
m~auslaughter, or find the defendants not
guilty.
The Court stood informally adjourned
until D o'clock Sunday, p. NJ, when the
jury gave notice that their verdict wal
ready. Judge Skinner took his seat, the
jury and prisoners present, the verdict
was produced by the foreman of the jury
and read by the Judge as follows: ave.
the Jury find the defendants guilty" AT,
taehed to the verdict and signed by every
member of the jury, was a recommends
tien to the Court of elemency toward the
prisoners.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-06-01
Che democrat.


e#- E-HE -
The successful life of Mr.. Jacob Strawn,
the Prince of American farmers, is attri-
buted to the observance of the following
Maxims, originated by himself:
When you wake up, do not roll over,
but roll out. 1t will give time to ditch
all your sloughs, break them up, harrow
them, and sow them with timothy and red
clover. One bushel of clover to two
bushels of timothy is enough.
Make your fence high, tight aud strong,
so that il viii keep cattle and pigs out.
If you have brush, make your lots secure,
and keep your hogs from cattle, for if corn
is clean they will eat it better then if it
is not.
Be sure to get your hands to bed by
seven. o'clock; they viii rise early by force
of circumstances. Pay a hand, if he is a
poor hand, all you promise him; if he is
a good one, pay him more; it will encour-
age him to do still better.
Always feed your hands as we'll as you
do yourself; for the laboring men are the
bone and sinew of the land, and ought to
be well treated.
l am satisfied that getting up early, in
dustry and regular habits, are the best
medicine ever prescribed for health.
When rainy, bad weather comes, so
that you can't work out of doors, cut and
split your wood.
Make your tracks, fixing your fence or
gate that is off its hinges, or weather
boarding your barn where the wind has
blown the siding, or patching the roof of
your barn or house.
Study your interests closely and do not
waste any time electing presidents, SEN
ators and other small officers, or talking
of hard times when spending your time
whiting dry-goods boxes, etc.
Take your time and make calculations;
done do things in a hurry, but do them
at the right time, and keep your mind as
well body employed,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-06-01

The cruelty mean sensation respecting
Mrs. Bokhr-Dean, the New York million
aries daughter, who eloped with a coach
man, turns out to be maiiciously false.
A New York druggist was SO overcome
a few days since at Witnessing the con-
t%ortions of a patient in pain, that he in
stantly expired.
There is an available force Of English
fighting men in Ireland now, amounting
to forty thousand.
There are nearly a hundred cases of di-
voree pending In Providence, Rhode Is
land. The real question is, in case ofsuc-
cess, who are the most abandoned, the
husbands or wives?
The geological survey of the new State
of Nebraska will be promptly commenced
and will be continued until the appropria.
ton Of So, 900 is expended-if no longer
The daughter of an indianapolis bank.
.er, weary of paternal restraint over her
affections, has given the old folks the slip
by clipping with a clerk.
Two prizes offered by the War Depart
ment for the best plans for new buildings
in Washington, have been awarded to two
Chicago architects.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-06-01
T.. JAY s.


L. JAY s. TURNKEY.
HAVING LEASED THE ABOVE NAMED
Hotel, is prepared 10 accommodate the tray-
cling public, and ONE HUNDRED REGULAR BOARD
ERs, in as good style as any House on the Coast.
He has determined to make the Bennett as good
as the best, and better than any public house in
Salem. He will soon complete some jmportantim-
p~royements, which will add greatly to its appear
ance and comfort, and intends to merit and hopes
to receive bis share Of patronage.
He has secured the services Of "Charley"
known to be the best cook in Salem, and one of
the best in the whole country, and other compe-
tent persons to manage the culinary department,
and is resolved to set as good a table as can be
found anyWhere-not in clap-trap, pomp and show,
fummery and fine furniture, but in. an abundant
supply of the very best the market affords.
His Bar-Room' will be kept warm and lighted,
and we'll supplied with newspapers, periodicals
and other suitable reading matter, and kept in q
manner which will make itian agreeable resort.
In short, he intends making an effort to please
ALL yho stop III the BENEETr HOUSE. And he
most respectfully requests his friends everywhere
to give the old and we'll known stand at least one
more trial before concluding they can do as well
elsewhere, andpromises If they are not well treat
Nres; it will not be the fault Of the public,s most
~Obedient and most humble servant,
= i, JAY s. TURNKEY,
N. B.-Furnished roems, with or without board,
by the day, week or month, ut the Bennett"
Salem, Oregon, Nov. IL, 1ssS-v2nisa
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CATHARTIC PILLS

possess so many advantages over the other
~purgatives In the market, and their superior
virtues arc SO universally known, that C need
not do more than to assure the public their
quality il maintained equal to the best 1t ever
has been, and that they may be depended on
20 do all that they have ever done.
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Lowell. Mass, and sold by
&a~ Sold by settlemier a Co., Albany. and n
Wholesale and Retail by Smith & Davis, Port
and. sesIy
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OPINIONS OF THE Press.


"DR. p0HERTY is q skillfnl physician md an
honorable gentleman, any statements he makes 70
his patients he assure to fulfll. That fact is enc
great cause of his eminent success in his profess
sion. It is fortunate that among the many adver-
Using physicians there is one who can be depended
on."5TReyieY.
CDR. D0HERTY'S reputation as a physician is
a sufficient guarantee for the cure Of any case be
undertakes .V-IChronicle. rs
"DR. D0HERTY has devoted his study more
particularly to chronic, specific and ecretpractice
and as such is now the most successful of any
physician in San Fianciseo.n=Frc Press.
D. p0HERTY'S reputation is second to no 9th
or physician on the coast in chronic and specific
praetice. 3'-Mrror.
"DR. QQHERTy.-Few men in the medical
profession have succeeded in gaining the conf
denoe of the public in their skill and Judgment as
he has."-EEnquiret.
HDR. D0HERTY ranks as one Of our most dis
tinguished physicians, apd also one, Of the most
successful, which is nov the criterion By which the
medical praetitionel Il JHdged."-TEdho. ssdx
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stoned Agents at each prominent place,
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OF WOOL, for which I viii pay the
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