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tlveS whch actuate me to-day, would not censure ii
they did not approve this effort To present true
and impartial statement OF affairs at the capital "
Mexico.
can nose satisfactorily and perhaps more advan-
tageously explain should the department by return
OF mail consent 10 my absence nom Mexico, IN con-
sideration that the business OF this ofice during
lengthened period OF extraordinary trials and exer-
ton mas previously affected my health, to the
restoration OF which q change Of climate and life
has become absolutely necessary MY desire is TO
leave as soon as the season permits lend OF Septem
ber for the United States
shall, II the department do not determine other
WISE leave Mr.. Crepps in charge until some one else
be appointed. lie Is gentleman thoroughly ac-
quainted with the duties Of the oice and acts under
my responsibility while the department IL making
those dispositions which II shall deem proper have
the honor TO be very respectfully your obedent ser
want, MARCUS OrTERBURG,
United States Consul i'm charge OF
United States Legation.
Hon. f. w. SEWARD, Assistant Secretary OF State OF
the United States Washington, ID. c
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SOLDIERS MESSENGER AND DESPATCH COMPANY.
OFFICE OF THE SOLDIERS BUSINESS,
MESSENGER AND DESPATCH COMPANY,


MESSENGER AND DESPATCH COMPANY
No. 2PARK PLACE, NEW YORK, June IL, 1868.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
1 am instructed by the Board Of Directors Of the
Soldiers' Business, Messenger and Despatch Com
pany reply to the article in your issue Of this date
concerning the management Of this company.
without attempting to premise the motives which
prompted you In publishing such an article
permit me to say that the allegations
against the company are collection OF
fasehoods. First, the soldiers employed are not
"defrauded In measure OF their earnings" but on
the contrary receive every cent which Is agreed to
be paid. Second-The soldiers are not compelled to
purchase their clothing Of the company" Third
The soldiers are not charged several hundred per
quality Of cloth or make to those on sale at the s0p
shops,n but on the contrary the company have never
yet received the first cent for any clothing furnished
is not H. ooo per annum; the Presidents salary not
$4,000 any other sum; the Secretary's salary Is
not $500; the Inspector Of Booths salary is not
named. Fifth1A reduction Of 90 per week has not
been made nor attempted to be made In the pay OF
the men in the booths but on the contrary an in
has pye een oS by the
dent or superintendent that SO per week "was as
much as cripple was worth, and II he would not
trary crippled soldiers have always been preferred
for such work as they could PERFORM and none have
received less than 81 SO per week. Seventh-No or
der has been promngated s,ghed oy sne rresaent
the amount Of s23 SHOULD have been paid for gar
We invite the closest scrutiny into the manage
mSnt q the company and II any respectable citizen
WIN call upon the President any other officer he
may soon satisfy himself that The objects and nen-
tions Of the company, as set forth In the charter
faithfully carried out ALEXANDER SHALER,,
President s. b. M. and d. Co.
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MURDER or A NEGRO SENATOR IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
Particulars Of the Unfortunate Anair-TroubIe
Rreyyina.

from the Columbia Is. C) Phoenix, June IL
We are informed that while q negro man, one Dill
and his wife, were sitting In Dils house. they were
fired upon. The negro man and Dill were Killed
and Mrs. Dill wounded. DILL we believe, was the
Senator elect for Kershaw district under the recent
constitution, and q violent radical, exerting much
influence among the negroes Of Kershaw district.
At whose hands these parties met their death we
do not know. In any event we regret the
occurrence and the necessity that devOlves
upon us of recording such an outrage in
our usually quiet and law-abding community. Since
writing the above we learn that quite an excitement
prevails in the neighborhood OF the killing which Is
near Longtown, in Fairfield, and not far from the
Kershaw line. We believe that the military authori
ties here have sent guard to preserve the peace: 1t
the negroes wherein he told them that II he should
be killed they must avenge his death upon the whites
we are informed, have stopped work In that locality
and threatened mischief But take II for granted
that the military win easily put down any violence
on their part.
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tion OF the revenue laws, imposed particularly upon
American vessels, let me say that there were but
nineIythree vessels in this port on last Saturday,
against 29 the date last year and l66 the year
preceding. Yet the sugar crop is an unusually large
this year. and over lS0 600 boxes were reported
saturday in the hands OF shippers and three hun
dred thousand more boxes and l5 i59 hhds. in ware
houses. Such figures need no commentaries
The United States steamer DE Soto, Commodore
Boggs left here yesterday evening for Pensacola,
under orders from Washington. The DE Soto will
be in Key West by the Sth OF July, at which time the
Admiral OF the squadron Is expected there.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-11
COUNTRY HOUSES, FARMS, sc, II
RENT.

A rURSrsUEp COTTAGE TO LET-AT SEA SHORE,
long Branch also one for boarders, filling upi very
.rosabe other business away. For paricu srs inquire
IA Mr. PARKINsOk's confectionery t'i broa'wsy' n'~
Fourth stceet
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SUMMER RESORTS,

A BRIGHTON HOUSE, PERTH AMBOY, N. J.-FAMI-
lies and transient guests viii be taken at reduced rates
from thn time forward; accommodations hrst class tine
awn plenty OF shade and mosquitoes. j. C. FULLY.
(,LIFFwOOD SPRINGS HOUsE-FINE GROVE;
S,,v. best family sea bathing fishing rowing sailing
drives Board ~ to $l2 fare, rs cents Full particulars Ut
H. b. KENT. l76 BIeecker street.
pAviLION HOTEL, NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN ISL.
and 81 minutes by boat from foot Of Dey street.
hour large and airy fine location house. stables
billiard room and nine pin alley, all attached house.
This house. being very convenient will be kept
open through the winter
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD.
SooD BOARD AND PLEASANT ROOMS CAN BE
~ obtained at Mohegau Lake, four miles from Peeksku
terms moderate. Address E. Crawford, Peeksktu
WANTED-BoARD FOR THREE OR our PERSONS;
mountain aF lamong pine trees preferred comfortable
Herald odlce. - -
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A T 925 BROADWAY STANLEY DAY, AGENT, MAILS
"a nee to any dress printed t OF furnished unfur
nse city country Houses a. all prices In direction
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-11

A TWO PRETTY COTTAGES, 20X44X100, AT EAST
n. New York. 10 let p0 monitor will exchange for
npro property IN this city, Apply to JOSEPH A. LEVY
Nos. and ~ Pine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-11

THOMAS W. LINDSEY, AUCrIoNEER.BY T. h:
L HENRy. Eegan, Household Furniture on THURSDAY, AZ
1O O'clock Al the private residence sS6 Clinton ste the
entire Furniture OF family VIA :Rosewood seven octave
upris Piano Pieye, OF Paris maker two elegant bisck
walnut rnror suis Brussels Carpets, Lace window Cur
tains marble top Bureaus. Centre Tables back
wa nut edsrn elegant Man FL Vases and ornaments GIT
frame Pier Classes O ISinng, black walnut BedseaN
Hair Mattresses Paasscs. &C. together with Kitchen tn,
niiGrr, The above made tn 0rdef, aui
yortnv Of the sttassies Of huvers,
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LARGE HOUSE ELEGANTLY FURNISHED, FOU
n stories, eighteen rooms, TO lease till May, 1870 Apply
the premises, 70 as: Fifteenth street, between Union
square and wing place
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direct from the manufacturers.
auction sales every Wednesday during the year.
hey nave always hand In their Private Sales Depart
ment good assortment OF
Mems Women's, Misses and Chidrcn's Wear
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOX SAFE.

Railroad = oesutit1 Residence, with half an acre Of
for before the 18TH For full information John f.
| Mills Portchester. N. Y.
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| EoR SALE OR ExoHANGE-FoR IMPROVED CITY
Greenwich, Conn, containing 2A acres fronting the
road house contains l3 rooms heater &c stable Sox29
NJ. BAILEY, 1856 Broome street, from 10 to u.
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AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE At NEW BRUNSWICK
n 1--WE minutes walk from depot with two acres OF land
Astounding shade also Country Seats snd Farms.
EDWARD ). VAIL a WARREN HAkDENBERGH,
r. Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-11

FoR sALE-sECoND AVENUE STORE PR PROPERTY
paying Is per cent, from $4,000 70 S2b0U0; also sid
street Tenement Property from Sc TO S50o cash iron
$4,000 10 $4,000; large number of desirabe lots ON FRS
and Second avenues, including corners
PHAIR WILSON, 4e3 Third avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-11

| L,ARM-24s ACRES SMOOTH LAND. UNDER A HIGH
state Of cultivation; good buidinss Dutchess county
near the Hudson river. Farms all sizes and prices.
| WILLING, II Chambers street.
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TJOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE-TO CLOSE AN ES-
tate seaside 80 miles Long Island largo Hotel
Cotteges three tenant Houses, &C. &C. Particulars with
NJ. A. rutland, No. 8 Beekman street.
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NOR sALE-AT TENAFLY, N j., ON NORTHERN
Railroad one hour from New York i've minutes Wals
stationary washtubs, water In kitchen, land garden
Particulars of II. Z. SLOAT ia Water street, New
York.
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AT a2j BRoADWAY.-sTANLEY DAY, BROKER
~ mails free address his printed BAT OF improved
unmproved Weschescr county real estate, which IA,
makes n specially
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HAVE SEVERAL VERY PRETTY COUNTRY PLACES
at East Orange N j. the depot Parties DESTROYS OF
purchasing particulars by applying to JOSEPH MA
str
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A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT FOR sALE-oN TuE
y udsou river, Hastings, commanding extensive
views aiming cisss only hye minutes
walk from the depot; price low. Also other.
ALBERT BELLANY, No. 3 Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-11

LNOR SALE-A FOUR STORY BROWN STONE ENG
j. lsh basement House; modern improvements; IN com.
pete order; with without elegant Carpets &C. bargain.
Terms Inquire Of owner the premises No. lS1
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DARE CHANGE FOR TNyEsTMENT.-1s ACRES HIGH
u ground, eligby situated and admirably adapted for
building lots three miles from the Brooklyn FERRIES for sale
low. Terms to suit. Immediate possession.
) f. HEBBERD owner, 90 East Fourteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-11

L,OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR BROOKLYN CITY
property-A Farm of II Queens, t. in fine
STATE OF cuvaon time from New York hour and one
block from depot Address q. G., Herald Office
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A LII WANTING FARMS GOOD SOIL, MILD Gil
n mate, thr,yfour miles south Of Philadelphia price 81
per grain and grace land Also improved Fsrm
Hundreds settling Information sent free. Address
n. Lands, Proprietor, vineland, NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-11

TWO DESIRABLE CORNER HOUSES FOR SALE ON
Lexington avenue four stories, high stoop brown sone
fin shed In hard wood and all Prices
Also others. ALBERT BELLAMY, No. 3 Pine street.
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TOR EXCHANGED NEW DOUBLE HOUSE AND
exchange for city House worth from $4,000 and
pay the difference. Inquire at 81 Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-11

HOUSES FOR SALE AND TO LET-IN NEW YORK
l and Brooklyn. Apply to GEORGE IT, HARING, 40
Nassau street
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Eighth WARD PROPERTY FOR sALE-lM sULLl
II van street; fun lot two brick houses 5000 may
main; price $l4500. NJ D. LANDY, $50 Broadway.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-04-18

ID r E s s
-To rnE-
NERVOUS AND DEBILITATEDI

|TVNo THOSE WHOSE sUFFERINGs HAVE
Il been prOtractcd from hidden causes, and
whose cases require rompttreatmsntto render sx-
istcnce desirable. II you IRE suffering or have
suffered from Involuntary discharges, what effect
does IL produce upon your general health Dc
you feel weak, dSbilitated, easily tirOdf Does q
little extra sxcrtion produce pAlpitaAion Of the
heart? Does your liver, or urinary organs, oil
your kidneys, frequently got out OF ordeEG Il
your urine sometimes thick, milky, OF aooky, oil
Ia II ropy on settllngf Or does . thick scum rise
to the top ? Or Is . sediment at the bottom Aftci
Ii has stood awhileI Do you have spells Of short
breathing or dyspepslal Are your bowels consti
Of blood 80 the AeaA9 Is your memory impaired
Is your mind constantly dwelling upon this sub
jeetl Do you feel dull, ~lisslOss. moplng. tired o.
company, Of life! Do you wish to DO left alone
to get away from everybody Does any liltl'
thing make you start or jump! Is your sleep bro
ken or rcstless1 Is tho ius.re Of your eye as bril-
liantl The bloom on your check as bright' d.
you enjoy yourself In society ~ wellp Do yot
pursue your business with tho Same energyf d.
you feel IS much confidence in YOURSELF Are you
spirits dull and tagging, given to fits Of melAD
eholy! II 80, do not lay It to VOur liver or dys
pepsia.
Have you restless nightsI Your back weak
your knees weak, and have but little appetite, ant
you attribute this TO dyspepsia or liver-complaint
Now, reader, selrabuss, vensreal diseases badI!
cured, and sexual excuses, Arc all capable Of pro
dueipg a weakness Of the geperative organs. TIL
organs Of generation, when In perfect health
make the man. Did you ever thiBk that thos
bold, defiant energetic, pOrssrering. successful
businessmen are always those whose gencFatiV
organs arc in perfect health! You never hea
such men complain Of being melancholy, OF neE
vousness, Of palpitation Of the heart. They Ar
never afraid they cannot succeed In business
they don't become sad and discouraged the,
are always polite and pleasant In the eonpAny o
ladies, and look you and them right in the face
none Of your downeas. looks or any other mean
meas about them. I do not mean those who keel
the organs inlamed by running 10 excess. Thes
will not only ruin their constitutions. bat ais
those they do business with or for.
How many men. from badly cured diseases
from the effects Of self-abuse aud excuses, hav
brought about that state Of weakness in those or
gnns that has reduced the general saystem 3
much as to produce almost every other disease
idioey, lunacy. paralysis. spinal affections, suicide
and almost every other form Of disease which hu
manity is heir 70, aud the real cause Of the trouhi
scarcely ever suspected, and have doetored for al
but the right one.
Diseases Of these organs require the use Of
diuretie.
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DAY & BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
ITyITIs INeTITuTE IS sITUATED

lTESHEIS TNSTITUTE ~ SITUATED
Ia a retired aud beautiful location. away
from the business portion 81 the city, ON THIRD.
between II aud G STREETS, 20. iland. Oregon.
Attached % the building arc extensive and beau
tiful grounds for the convenience of pupils.
The Educational Department will be In charge
II an efficient corps Of Teachers. CAPT. j.. T.. e.
ALLs0PP, formerly a Professor in the University
Of LousiAna, and for the last Eve years Principal
Of = Collegiate Institute in the Southern part of
California Principal.
No cfort will be spared b make this Institute
equal 60 the best on the Pacific coast. The course
Of studies will embrace all the branches usually
taught In h~Fst.elaas SeminaTies in the East, in-
GLIDING the Classics. French, German, Spanish,
Mathematics. &c, &c.
The Musical Department will be conductsd by
PROP. IL. GUIDO GRoB, Graduate Of Planets
ConseTvatorie.
Parties from the sountry may rest assured that
under the care Of MRS. GR0B. (Matron Of the
Establishment. they willexperienee all the attention
Of . mother and enjoy the comforts Of . home.
y. B.-particulaF attention will be paid 90 the
choice Of Text Books. IN order TO avoid anything
Of 8 Sectional or Partisan aatHys, In our curriculum
Of studies.
For further particulars. enquire at The Institute.
or address II. GUIDO GRoB. r. o. Box No. I6s.
CAPT. ALLs0PP will continue 20 give Evening
Lessons in tho Modern Languages and English
branches.
October IL. Is67-v3n9yI
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The N. 7. World avs:

The Tribune hangs General Grant in
advance of his sentence; hardly a good
thing for an opponent of capital punish
ment to do. IF Grant "really made the
the promise the president alleges" says
the Tribune, "Aen he must be a fool on
a knave." Now, as the fact that General
Grant "made the promise the president
alleges" is established by the evidence Of
no less than four responsible witnesses
the Tribune has thus committed itself tc
the support of a candidate whom it de.
Dounces as either ia fool or q knaye,"-
Stick a pin there.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-04-18

In every ease send the name of each subscriber,
their post Office address, with county and State in
full.
The drawing and distributions will be on TUES
DAY, JUNE 9, in the city of ALBANY, Linn Co.,
Oregon, by a Committee of FIVE selected by and
from the Ticket-holders in attendance. Two clerks
viii be appointed-One by the Committee and one
by the undersigned-to record, with pen and ink
the number and prizes as they are drawn.
For p~edigrees of the Stations that are up Of
prizes, address Hugh Fields, Brownsville, Oregon
Title to all property gived clear of all encum.
brances.
@3-Mr. ". T. HowLETT is an authorized tray.
cling agent for the sale of tickets.
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TO THE PURrIC.

we are wen acquainted with a. George, and
have no hesitation in saying that W believe the
foregoing enterprise, under his management, will
be conducted fairly and impartially.
NJ. ABRAMS, Merchant, Brownsville.
G.. G. COOLEY, !"
L. H.. WASHBURN,
A. LEWIS, /"
HUGH FIELDS, I"
SENDERS, 6TERNBERG, & Co., Brownsville.
HAYWOOD & CO., Merchants, Albany.
r. SETTLKMIER, " /"
A. 81. MARSHALL & CO., Livery. /"
J. B. SPRINGER, Pacific Hotel, /"
A. W. STANARD, Clerk of Court of Linn Co.
HARVEY SMITH, Sheriff of Linn county.
FebI5y3n26tf
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CIR D
GIFT ENTE r &!
The distribution Of VALUABLE Presents will
Positively Take Place on the
9th Of june, 4. d. 1868.
EVERY TICKET WARRANTED
TO DRAW A PRIZE!
READ THE LIST.

READ THE LIST.
Corner lot No. l. in Block No. 5, as recorded
in the Town Plat Of the town Of Brownsville,
Linn county, Oregon, fronting on Washington and
Pine streets Improvements, consisting Of Dwell
ling House, chieksn House, &C., &C.. dwelling
house, 20x24 feet, 4 rooms and pantry below and
two twelve feet rooms above. The house is new
and not entirely finished, but is now occupied as
a residence. There is a splendid well of wator,
made rat-prooE. Ali enclosed with a good cub
~stantial board fence. The foregoing prize is val
ued $500 90
And also the following valuable real estate, to-
Wit: S~ixty-0ne feet OF the east end Of Lot No..
s, Block No, 3. and 80 feet of the east end Of
Lot Z, in Block 3, in the town of Brownsville,
Linn County, Oregon. improvements, consisting
Of dwelling house 20x2s feet, five rooms, a fine,
large brick chimney, and q splendid well Of
Water. All enclosed in a good, substantial board
fence. Valued ata.".""..."..."..S7OO 90
One 81 Bureau, valued at $35 90; one VI Blu
reau, mahogany, valued at $35 90 one mahog-
any futed centrc-table, valued at $25 90 one
span sorrel match horses, valued at $500 90; one
bay " Riaeman" stud colt, two years old, valued
at $500 90: one dark chestnut sOrrel stallion, 5
years old, Is hands and 3 inches high, weighing
/ 200 lbs, valued at $500 90 One saddle horse,
valued at 1920 90.
There will be $4,000 consisting in part Of GOLD
AND SILVER WATCHES, FAMILY BIBLES,
MUSIC BOXES, ACCORDE0NS, GOLD PENS,
&c. de-, comprising over 5000 val
urble articles to be disposed Of on tho popular
plan of One dollar for each Ticket.
Only one dollar. 1t is desirable 30 sell all the
Tickets, and of course it does not make any diff
erence who gets the property at Q fair distribu-
ton.
Possession of the property will be given to the
lucky tieket-hOlders Immediately after the drawing,
except the first prize named and the sOrrel stall
lion. Possession Of the first will be given In 80
days after the drawing; the decd will be made TO
the ticket-holder at the time of drawing. The
horse viii be given up as soon as the season is
out, or on the LIST day of July, 1868.
Persons residing at a distance wishing tickets,
can have them sent by Express or Mail, by for
warding One Dollar in U. S. coin for each ticket,
or for clubs at club rates, by addressing A.
GEORGE, Brownsville, Linn county, Oregon, or
P. c. HARPER, Albany, Linn couaty.
No ticket will be held good unless duly reported
and REGISTERED previous to the drawing.
SPECIAL TERMS, OR CLUB RATES.
ANY person procuring five or moro names
for tickets and forwarding the money for the
L. - - IL
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All If Mrs. L. A. supr's Medicines are maau-
facturcd aud pat up by ". c.. AVERY, Salem. Ore
gon. to whom all lettsrs on business should be d.
| Tectea.
Mrs.. L.. 4. stipp's Medicines for sale at Whit
more / Co.. Albany Elkins i Son. Lebanon !
II. Smith. Harrisburg.
Sept. II. Is67-Y3n5yI.
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FIRE,
OCEAN.
MARINE,
INLAND
INSURANCE..

|THvHI PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY.
having arranged with Messrs. BfGEL0w 4
BROTHER for tho transfer Of ali the business Of
the Fire Insurance. Companies lately represented
by them. IL uow prepared 10 offer 80 all parties
formerly insured by said companies, equally good
terms aud prompt payment Of losses, in United
States gold coin.
Mr.. II. H.. BTGEL0w viii be the general Agent
for this Company from this date.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-04-18
CURED AT HoME.

Persons at . distance may be CURED Al
HOME, by addressing a letter to DR.. Gibbon
stating case, symptoms, length of time the disease
has continued, and have medicines promptly for
part of the country, with full and plain directions
for use. By enclosing SIS in currency or $40 in
coin, in q registered letter through the post-ofice,
or through Wells, Fargo q Co., a package of med
icine will be forwarded by express to any part OF
the Union.
Address DR.. j. f. GIBBON, 616 Kearney street.
corner of Commercial, San francisco. Post Office
Box 252.
Consultation FREE.
ms Correspondents viii please inform DR..
GIBBON that they read his advertisement in the
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