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This large amount is only an indication OF the Inn
mer Sc trafc.that must 60 over the through line In
few months, when tue great tide of Pacific coast
travel and trade will begiD, 1t Is estimated that this
business must make the earnings of the road from
FIFTEEN TO TWENTY MILLIONS A YEAR.
As the supply OF these Bonds will cease, par
ties who desire to invest in them will find 1t for their
interest to do at The price tor the present
par and accrued interest from Jan. l. In currency.
Subscriptions will be received In Philadelphia by
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TO Rem r.,

ASA FOR RENT-PROPOSALS Will, RE RE-
Aslceived for the renting OF the second third and
fourth floors, and the three stores on TWELFTH
Street. OF the hve-story building NJ w cnrnas
TWELFTH and FILBERT Streets N' W. CORNER
Apply to A. Ii. MERSHON, No. I209 MARRHT
street.. STERLING BONSALL
1No No. ll6 N. NINTH Straaf
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To Females.

When female Ia in trouble, or afflicted viii.
dieease, rs weakness Of the back and limbs, pain
In the head dimness Of sight. Iees Of muscaiAr
power. paIpitation Of the heart Variability ner-
vousness. extreme urinary difficulties. derange.
ment Of digestive functions, gencFsI debility. va
ginits all diseases OF the womb. hy2tera sleriii-
II. and all other diseases peculiar to females; she
shynid go or write at 10 the celebrated fem ale
doctor, W. X. Doherty. at his Medical Institute,
and consult him about ber troubles and disease.
The Doctor Il efeeting more cures than any other
physician in the State Of California. Let false
delicacy prevent you. but apply Immediately and
save yourself from painful sugorings and prcma-
surc death. AL Married Ladies whose delicate
health or other circumstances prevent an increase
IN their faIsilies, should write call DR.. W X.
Dohery's Medical Institute. aud they viii receive
every poasisie relief and help. The Doctors OIL
ers arc 50 sErmged that be can be consulted With
ont fear Of observation.
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Council Proceedings.

THURSDAY EVESISe, August &c. 1859.
Council met. Roll called: Prrssnt-couneil.
men AeAIey. ComIey. CundiG aud IIzckleman.
The Mayor being absent the Recorder presided
Minutes Of previous meeting ~eTs read aud Ap'
proved.
orzn RubaTts presented = bill Of So ~ for Inn.
Der for sidewalks, which was, motion, allowed
and ordered paid.
C. Fanclsve presented bill Of 8 for publish
ing notice for Deputy Marshal. which was, or
motion. allowed and ordered paid.
G. W. Bartges presented bill OF $I7 30 fog
hauling diFt streets, which Iss, on motion. al
lowed and ordered paid.
J. W. Brandcnburg presented bill Of <2s. for
services rs night police. which vas allowed and
ordered paid.
Petition Of C. Mealy. ct. nj. for sidewalk on
north side Of Third street from BroadaIbin "a
Baker streets. granted. and properfy-hoiders or
dered to comply With said petition By November
Ist 1859.
The Recorder was authorized to draw an order
in favor Of q. Humphrey for $50, in part pay.
ment for work eisteFn No. 2.
Recorder reported that be had collected 1Is2 IS
as taxes on eiaieTn District No. ?.
CoHncilmen HackIeman offered an ordinance
defining the duties Of extra police oGHeers, which
was. on motion, adopted.
On motioned adjourned.
NV. BROWN. Recorder.
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0REcoS ISyE>rios- c. Howe, OF
Astoria, showed us Inst Saturday, an inven.
ton Of his which will doubtless be highly
appreciated by all equestrians. It consists
of rings for girths which are 50 made that
the rider can tighten the girth without dis.
mounting from his horse bs merely pulling
upon strap passing through the rings
This strap is held in i;s place by.a tongue
working upon The principle Of lever, the
lower end pressed upon the horse's side,
and is held the more firmly the tighter the
girth is drawn. Mr. Ii. has filed cayiat in
the Patent Office and applied for a patent.
His invention is simple and is destined to
become of general use. as the cost Of manu-.
facture will be comparatively small, ID the
convenience of the thing very great.-- Ore.
gonidn.
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TO THE AFFLICTED.

nR. ". K. D0HERTY RETURNS MS SIN
y eere thanks - his numerous patients for
thesr patronage, and would take this opportunity
to remind them that no continues % consult at his
Institute for the cure Of chronic diseases Of the
Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive and Genito- Uri-
nary Organs, and ali private diseases, viz. syph-
lis in all its forms and stages, Seminal Weakness.
aud all the borrid consequences Of selfabuse Con
orrhna. Gieet, Structures. Nocturnal aud Diurnai
emissions. Sexual Debility, Diseases Of ths Back
and Losns Inflammation of the BladdsT and Kid
neys etc., ETC.. and be hopes that his long expert
ence and successful practice will continue nsnre
him share Of public patronage. By the practice
Of many years in Europe and tho United States,
be is enabled 70 apply the most efficient and sue
ecssfal rem edes agans. diseases OF eli kinds. lie
uses no mercury. charges moderate, treats bis pa
tients In correct and honorable wAy, and has
references Of nnquestionable yeraeity from men
sf known respectability aud hgh standing in soei-
ETY.. All parties consulting him by letter orosher.
wTs. will receive the best aud gentles; treatment
and implicit secrecy.
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no (;orrespondenfs.

Patients residing in any part Of The State. how
ever distant, who may desire the opinion and ai-
vice Of Dr. Doherty in their respective cases, and
who think proper to submit written statement OF
such, in preference to holding personal interview,
are respectfully assured that their communication
viii be held most sacred and cnnfdcnt:a,.
1.-THE casa &c fully and eandidly described, per.
sonai communication will be unnecessary, as in
stFuet0ns for Diet regimen, and the general treat
ment Of the case (inelnding the remediesl viii be
forwarded without delay, and in such manner as
10 convey no idea of the purport of the letter OF
parcel so transmitted. Consultation by letter OF
otherwise. FREE. Permanent cure guaranteed or
no pay. Adde'S, W. X. D0HERTY, NJ. D.,
San Francisco, California.
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Capt. Mitchell has supercedei Mr.. Barnhar,
as Indian agent at Warm Springs. Thos.
Smith, Esq, is his chief clerk.
The Indebtedness of ,Wasco county, nc.
cording to annual exhibit of the County
Clerk, is So, ,007 80.
Mr.. r. w. Raymond, United States Com.
missioner Of Mining Statistics, returned
from visit TO the Ice Cave on Monday ey.
lening. lie was much pleased with all that
he saw, and says that the cave is a great Gu.
riosity.. lie left on Tuesday morning on
the stage for Canyon City to examine the
mines in that section. From there he will
lproceen to Baker City and Owyhee mines on
his way to Nevada lMountaineer.
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ALBANY PRICES CURRENT.
coRaHcrrD w1EkLY ny !. osADwont.


ALnAxY, August IS, 1859.
The following are the prices paid for Produce
aud the prices at which other articles are selling
In this market;
wheat--white, per bushel, e5 cts. s.f
oAts-per bushel, 30 cts.
Potatoes--per busnel.40@50
Onions--por bnshel, 81 Is.
Flour--per hbl. 81 50@4 90
Dutter--per pound, 2b cts.
Eggs--peF dozen, Is cts.
Chiekens--por dosen, 81 bO03 90.
Peachss--drisd. per pound. 1000 ats.
Pork--psr pound. 5@Sa ets.
Beef-on foot, 4i0D5 eis.
Mutton, per pounds 10 cents.
soap--psr pound. 6015i cts.
Salt--Los Angeles. per pound. u cts.
Heavy Golden Syfnp--Pcr kegs ~ 25.
ExtTa Heavy Golden syrup--per ksE. IS 90.
Toa-Young lEyson. per pound, 81 90
/" Black, 7s@$I 90.
Japan, 81 IS.
'' leland. 1904.
/" Sea. IL cts.
CoGee-pcr pound. 23@25 eta.
Nails-eut, per pound, 6i(@7t cts.
White LeaS--psre, per keg, 81 0004 rs.
LInseed oIl--bolled, per gallon. 81 s2i91 rs.
Turpentins-Per gallon. 81 25@i 30
Domestie-brown. l6A cts.
Bed Ticking-peF yard, 25CGb0 eta.
Blue Drilling-per yard, 20@2S cts.
Flannels-per yard, 5O@62i cts.
Prints--fast eolors, per yard. l2A g.
Rifle Powder, per pound. 75g9el co.. -
Candles-best, per pound, 20E933 cts.
Riee-China, per pound, i2@l6 cts.
Tobacco--per pound, 81 cool IS. -
Salmratus-per pound. 163 cts. t.51
Dried Plums-per bound. l2a0iSc,
Dried ApplSs-per 10. 6@7e.
CuVrants--per b.
Dacon-IIams, per n, $50 zoe. a ,-ss
" Sides. per 10. 13c.
- --Shonlders. per b, &C..
Lsrd-per n. in cans, Ice. kegs IS e.
French Brandy-per gal. SO 0o@I7 90
Holland Gin--per gal. IS so
American Brandy-per gal. IS 90
Jamaica Rum-per gal, 30 90
Tar-4l IS per gallon.
BeAns- per b.. case.
Dsvoes Kerosene on. TSe4l 90 per gal.
Cooking Stovss--Ns. Z, $50 Uoi No. 8, &3s 90
No. Q. so 90.
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A Nrw nooR.

.LfFE OF JEFFERSON DAvIss--pr Faask
II. ALFRlESp. Of Richmond, Va, late Editor
of The Southern Literary Messenger and we'll
known from his editorial conneetion-both du.
ring and sinee the war-with the Richmond
press"
Mr.. A. Y. Grubb--agent for this work in
Linn, Lane aud Benton counties-has given
US an opportunity to make cursory exam
inatlon Of it, and we eheerfuily recommend
it as work Of decided merit and treating,
as it does, of the life and character of one
whose name was so closely identified and in.
tcrwoven with every phase of the late war,
it cannot fail to be universally sought after
and read with the closest interest.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-08-28

GoSE.-Mr<J. Barrows and family, Mrs.
Walter Monteith and Mrs. S. AIthouse leave
this city to-day for the Atlantic States, to be
absent several months. DuFing.his absence
Mr.. Barrows viii visit several of the Eastern
cities, will exhibit some specimens Of Ore.
gon productions, and do some talking in ia.
vOr of our youthful and promising common.
wealth. May be have Aprosperous voyage
and speedy return.
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Sperrnatorrhna.

DR.. DoHERrY has just published IN important
pamphlet embodying bis own views aud experiences
in relstion to Impotence or Yirility heing short
treatise on SpermatorTh@a or Seminal Weakaas
Nervous and Physical Debility consequent en- this
affection, and other diseases ofths Sexual 0xgans.
This little work contains information of the ut
most value to all. whether married or single. and
win be sent FREE by mail on receipt Of SIX cents
in postage stamps for return postage.
Address, W. X. DoHERTY. NJ. D.,
v3n3Stf San Francisco, Cal.
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CITY ORDINANCES tOnicinI.j
CHATTER xV.--TITLE l..

CHATTER xE.--TITLE L.
Concerning the Duties Of Police OFFERS
The peopie Of The City Of Albany do Ordaia a.
! (otiOrs:
SEcTIoS |. Any police ofieeT OF this city thai
may have been appointed under the direction ol
the Common Council, shall have full power to ar.
rest and take before the Recorder for trial, any
person or persons that may be found violating
City Ordinances.
SIC. 2. This ordinance shall take effect and be
in force from and after this date.
Approved, Aug 26, 1869.
A. W. sTANNARD, Mayor.
M. v. BRowx, Recorder.
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ANOTHER MIsTAKE.-In late San Fran.
cisco paper we see a notice, that Mr.. Al
vim Brock, was thrown from a horse at Port.
land, and was SO seriously injured, that he
soon died from the effects. Now the facts
IN this case, are. that this unfortunate young
man was thrown from his horse near the ur !.
per end of this valley, in the vicinity Of
Harrisburg. Either those Bay exchanges
are wonderfully ignorant. or else desire to
misrepresent.- Commercial.
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MATCH RAcE.-On Saturday, September
4th, at 2 o'clock P. NJ, ztrotting match
single dash Of mile-WiH come OF at the
Fair Ground. Wm.R Canon names fSher.
idan" and A. II. Marshall names "Sally
Gray" Purse, $500. This is contest be,
tween the tt livery stables of this city, and
will doubtless attract considerable interest
among the lovers Of the turf Sport is an.
4ie;nated
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WANTED
MAMMOTH OK.

NTow or EXHIBITION IN LINN co. AND
IN viii be in the vicinity of Albany until after
tho Comfy Fair. after which he will be taken to
Sales and exhibited at tho State Fair, when ne
W. III Ia taken to New York City vin. Portland and
San Yrapcisco. Mount Hood Is. unquestionabiy
thu largest and finest OK ever exhibited IN the
United States and ihelieyed BY good Judges to b.
the largest in the world.
Ben. Hollady said upon seeing HIM tina. he nov
ar behold such an animal that he op--int to bc
on exhibition in New York Ctr. and that if pu
TO his farm twenty-five MES from the taksr
should be kept one YEAR preparatory eh y ~. y
htion free Of cos. Mount Hood .vas -a;saS al ~
T. N. Morr. in Umatlla Co., Oregon he 4. or: -
half Norris Stock and the other half Short. n
ed Durham. grn
ADMISSION ...... TWENTY-FIVE, rr,-,
Children, half price. CEN II
v4u52tf.
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COMING IN.-Being in the vicinity Of
Beach & Monteith's mills, couple Of days
since, we saw eleven wagons heavily loaded
with wheat awaiting their turns to be un.
loaded, and empty wagons were standing
around in every direction. s~
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WHEAT RECEIPTS FOR the wEEk.-FOster,
5,l50; Beach & Monteith, 6,3s3; Cheadle,
200; Markham, 1884; A. Cowan & Co.,
1900; D. Froman, 1900; Total, 25, ,4G7.
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JEFrERsoS.-Mr. Jacob conser is about
finishing fine cottage residence, at the ferry
landing, which will be an ornament to that
neat and thrifty village, and comfortable
abode for one Of 0rsgon's, oldest and best
citizens.
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Books. STATIONERY, ETc.-T6e business
card Of Ar.J. K. Gill. Of Salem, may be
found IN to-day's paper. Mr. G. has one
of the most complete establishments in his
line on the North Pac fe coast, and is al
most daily adding to his attractions. lie
keeps constantly on hand the latest news.
papers, magazines and pictorials, and is
ever ready to fill all orders sent to his estab-
ment ~
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THROUGH FRoM BotsE.-We learn from
Jason Wheeler, Esq, President of the w.
.v@&C G. n. Wagon Road Co.. that an immi.
grant train Of three wagons recently came
through to the Valley, from Boise City, on
the new road which they have just opcped.
This is the only direct road ifrom Boise TO
the Willamette Valley, and is already beeom.
ing very popular with the people cast of the
Mountains. The road has cost great deal
of money and labor, aud as it was made for
the benefit Of the people and the public gen.
orally; al classes should take an interest IN
seeing that it is well patronized and sus.
tanned. At meeting Of the Directors last
Saturday they paid out over two thousand
dollars in defraying the expenses of the re-
cent expedition in opening and extending
the road to Harney Lake Valley.
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CHIxA sHIP-Or rather, q Dutch. shin
from China, was towed over the bar By the
Q. S. Grant and landed at Astoria on Mon
day last. About .ISO Chipamen are on
board, who will probably sirivest this CITY
some tins in the course Of three days. or.
elz0sssnn - sA a. eSss y
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orrleRns ELEcr.-At meeting of tho
Directors Of the w. V. & c. NJ. Wagon
Road Company, last Saturday, thOifollowing
Objects were elected for the ensuing year !;
Jason Wheeler, President; James Elkins,
Secretary; John Sutsle, Treasurer.
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TaANKs.-our friend J. T. Hughes lefl
in our Office last Saturday bountiful supply
of delicious apples, and some of the largest
piums in the world.
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An ADDtTToNAs PRExIUa.--The Board OF
Directors of the Linn County Agricultural
Society are determined to make the ap.
prOaching Fair attractive to all classes and
intensely interesting. In addition to their
other offers of premiums to Fire Engines,
.VeIocipedcs, ETC., they have decided. TO ofer
q premium for target shooting. Ten dollars
will be given for the best, and fye dollars
for the second best rife shot, 100 yards OF.
hand. This will be grand fun for sports
men, and will doubtless attract numerous
persons who would otherwise take no inter
est in the Exhibition. We imagine that
many trusty old rife. long condemned to
cobwebs and dust upon the cabin antlers,
will be taken down and rubbedup for this fes.
tive occasion and ifsome Of them don't
s.plug center" and carry, of the prize We
vastly mistake their shooting qualities.
Everybody will come to the Fair now.
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ARREsrED.-A man named Nor.hhouse
was arrested yesterday by Deputy Marshal
Markham, charged with an assault on sew
eral little girls with intent to commit rape.
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,HARRIsBTRGH.--We are under obligations
to Mr. B. R. Holt. one of cur energetic
agents At Harrisbargh, for 4 club Of new
subseribers. By the way, We are daily re-
ceiving additional names TO Onr subseriptiOo
book, 'Ear whiek ~e are duly grateful.
t'Come on, Maeda6, and I'D be be wbo first
cries hold, enough4''
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a Coon YIELD.-Mr. J. S. Dickson, Of
Linn county. this year realized 2. 800 bush,
els Of white fall wheat from 95 acres of land
"a fraction oTsr q bushals to the acre. !.
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ALBANY BATH g,o,jsE.

VTyHE UNDERSIGNED vTouLD RESPECT.
l fully inform the cit sens Of Albany and vi.
cinity that be has taken charge Of this Establish.
ment and, hy keeEing clean rooms and paving
stfict attention to buess, expects TO suit al those
VINO may favor eina 9Th their patronage. Having
heretofore carried On nothing hut
Etrst-Ciaszs Hair Dressing Saloons,
ne expects to give entire safisfastiap .ta. all.
~ cnilcnen and Ladies' Half fnseatly cut and
snampooedS JOSEPH WEBBER.
apr+ySnssM
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Persons ~ distance can be CURED AT
HOME. By addressing letter 20 DR.. Gibbons-
stating case. symptoms, length Of time the disease
has continued, aud bare medicines promptly for
warded. free Of damage and curiosity, TO any
part Of the country with fall ard plain directions
Tor USE by enclosing SIS dollars in currency or $40
in coin. IN registered letter, through the Pest
Office on Wells, Fargo Co. package Of medi-
cine win be forwarded by express TO any part Of
the Uuiou.
Address DR. J. F. GIBBoN.
Box 252. San Francisco, CaIiforriA.
Remember TO put box 252 on the letter.
Consultation FREE.
jar Correspondents viii please inform DR..
GIBB0N that they read his advertisement in t.s
STATE RieuTs DExocaAr.
mayi5v4n3eyl.
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PETERs' MrsIcAL MoNTHLr for September
is on our table, and contains more than its
usual amount of original music.
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ADvERTIsEMENTs.
ALBANY COLLEGIATE, INSTITUTE.

UvHE NEXT TERM oF THIS INSTITUTION
H for youth Of both sexca viii open on Monday,
the 18th day Of October next. twill be Ia charge
of the Revs. Edward II. 0eAry and Samuel q.
Irvine, assisted by corps Of competent teachers.
CALENDARS
The frst term viii embrace Is weeks Of tultien,
ending February 4, 1870.
The second term will embrace 20 weeks Of tui-
ton, from February 7th to July lss, 1870.
~ THE RATES OF TUITION, rA
Per quarter Or 10 Weeks. arc as fOllowsi
Preparatory and Common BranehOs.........35 90
Higher English 90
Ancient and Modern Languages and Higher
Mathematics, Chemistry, &c..,............. o 90
Tuition charged from date Of entrance 10 close Of
quarter, and payable In advance.
ORGANIZATION OF COLLEGE GLASSES,
A Freshman Glass will be formed and course
Of study prescribed Of the opening Of tho Term.
PRINCIPAL TEXT BOOKS,
wilson's Readers. Robinson's Mathematics.
Hooker's Natural Science QuAckenbos' Rhetoric,
Ahbott'a AbcFcrombie's Intellectual and Moral
Philosophy, Ciarke's English Grammar, Harkness
Latin Series, FaFquelts French Series and the
most approved editions OF the Latin and Greek
Classics.
RECORD vi every recitation will be made
and an average given In quarterly reports also
Of attendance and department.
GovERNMENT.--Ths aim will be 20 develop
In the student high seuse Of moral obligations,
honor and integrity. and those who cannot be
governed By such motives will not Femain In the
school. sts.szk sae.st tH EaEks'sst s.
BOARD may be had In families At 81 per week
and rooms procured whore atndsnta may board
themselves.
by order Of the Board nf Trustees.
EDWARD r. GEARY,
VSnlW4 President.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BRANDRETHs PILLS Va BLEEDIN


BRAEDRETHs PILLS W. BLEEDING.
Dlsedng may giEs ease, because the blood lsft
has mOre room but the ease does not last, and l.
followed by permanent weakness.
BRANDRETH's PILLS relieve the circulation.
and gSe case more surely aud almost as quIekls
as blsedingj but Brsndreth's Pills never hart.
aud the good they do Il permanent, because iksy
take enly what the body and blos4 are better
without. PuTgAtion with these pills viii be found
A Universal Curative Principle.
Let the wise examine its claims 10 their
Mrs. Hooker. Of BarnstALle. Mass. was cured by
them OF St. visus' Dance Of 6ftsea years stand
Ing. kbram Van waTt was cured Of internal tu-
NOR By the use Brandreih's Pulls when All other
means had failed.
Sold by all Druggists. DR.. Drandreth's once,
BTandreth House. New York. nlw4
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Dr.. GIBB0S is responsible, and viii givs to
each patient written instrument binding himself
TO effect radical and permanent cure or make nc
charge.
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DIED:


KETCHUM--In- this city. the 26lh insL. oi
dropsy and heart disease, JrLIA A., wife Of Joe
ketehum. aged 63 years.
The funeral will take place from the resid.nes
Of deceased. at o'clock p. NJ. to-day.
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Let every one who warts Watch, read this care.
fully.
Especially II In ssms remote. oal.of the way place.
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TO the Ladder,

Persons calling at DR.. Gibbons Office or send
ing fgT packages Of medicine may rely upon bis
assurances Of confidential secrcsy With implicis
faith. and expect more than to be charged with
\ fair and mutually satisfactory remuneration for
services rendered, considering the circumstances
and difficulties Of tie case, rather than too prev
aient aud selfish practice Of exoriation among
quaeks and pretenders.