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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-02
NY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
H Southeast corner 7th and ID stree

~ Southeast corner ftn ana u streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN THE FIRST WARD, AT ACC
II ON MONDAY, the 4th day Of December
ga ISL, We shall sell, in front OF the premises,
sLat O'Clock p M, by virtue Of two deeds OF
Iust to the subscribers, bearing date the first
day of July and the other the sixteenth day of De
mber both in the year 1869, and both recorded in
Liber No. 62S, folios IS and IS, one OF the land
records of Washir gton county, in the District Of
being in the city of ashington, District aforesaid,
viz: Lot Dumbere three, g. in samuel Dsy idsOn Q
subdivision Of Square numbered hundred and
sixty one. 16ll Also. Lot number four, a. in same
Square, (l6l, with the improvements thereon. This
property fronts l. street north, between 18th
street and Connectiut avenue.
Terms Of sale: 0ne-t cash; balance in aud II
months. the pure haser purchasers to give notes
for the deferred bearing interest from day
81 sale secured by deed Of trust on the prsperty
81 conveyance and stamps at cost of purchaser:
SEQ will be required paid down each piece OF
property when II In knocked Of and if the purchaser
ar purc hasers should fail to comply with the full
terms in six days after sale, the Trustees reserve
the right to resell the property at the risk and
of the defsulting purchaser, by advertising such
resale three times In some newspaper published in
SOLOMON sTOyER, r,,.,.s,
JAMES McGRANN, { trustees.
noISd GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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81 SAMUEL SAM TAG 4 co, Auct..

Pr SAMUEL SAM TAG CO, Aucts.
6H will sell MONDAY MORNING, Decem-
MIND her 4th, curnn,e1c' NC at 10 aiclpck AZ the
uiiuJlll store No. se3 7th street, between III and
wv Hl street, The remaining stock af Msurice
Prices GoCds-Hsndsome Hspdkerchiefs. Hosiery,
Gloves, Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, &c, &c.
We will C. mence 10 sell
SO eC0 worth of Toys,
100 dozen Dolls,
I60 dozen Workhoxes,
leo dozeR China Tea Sets,
Wax Candles, &c.
Save your money and buy at my sales, As you will
save twe nty FIVE perc cent.
no2s ST. SAMUEL SAMsTAG r CO, Aucts.
RY q. W. HAyENEER & Co. Ahctioneers,
- No. 643 Louisian avenue,
third d Jor east OF yenth street.
AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AND ONENACANTIOf, SOUTH
WEST CORNER OF era AND NJ STREETS
kORTHwEsT. ON MONDAY, DECEMBER
4TH, AT 4 O'CLOCK r. NJ.
This property has front on N street OF IS
Ea feet aud on 8th street OIL AZ feet The improsa
sLmepts are one three story and basement Brick
House. with mastio front, containing rooms, In
thorough repair, and small store. This property
IL well located for business purposes, and especially
the drug business. The property is worth Sl2 10.
safe will surely be made.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance and wears,
AUSTIN P BROwp,
800. Real Estate Agent,
no "A dts Corner New York avenue and 18th ST.
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OTheTe was n young lady Of Mecca,
Who'd laugh At the name OF Rebecca.
Till her friends in despair
Cut on all her back hair,
For they thought tn az might possiblyc Id
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~ THE hBOvr ALE Is POSTPONED UN-
til 1UEsDAY, the 9Th IL december Is l. AZ the
same hour and pace BY ord Y of the Trnstse
no Is d GEkEN & MIbLIAMS. Aucts
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CARoB BAZAR, 9l4 Pa. ayenue, between Oh
and 10Th sts, is the cheapest and best place foi
me guns, PISTOLS, CLOCKS. No trouble C
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DYwMLW WAL & Co. AucFianeers,
ID New Marble Building,
900 and 902 P-nprylS ania avenue, corner 9th ST.
The New York herald., 1871-10-29
MISCELLANEOUS.


N Z" 'oHs BEEF HFi rfHsfRyrse COMPANY.
Delicious canned Roast Beef for sale BY the following s
baker. 9. <. IS, S ass sS% w..sinsson s Stree.
Beardsey,J \; Son. ls. Yves. street.
Brownel, " " H. 4 M Co. M isi Chambers street
Bremen, John; ssl ssti svsnae
coase. seas. I. NJ ''ii as4 Gresnwish wiz Street street
CoGs.; III ss Co. sss w,:sins.on .in. street,
ciemsn.:. @ a. 4. L., L. sJsy street. go
csmpllbell csmllb y Z: : Galway. M @ isSs Ssoadway.
GamDss GamDssII Gaw Galway. 40 ~ Brosdw BBroadwsy
e,n'" Derry, g. is Cha SSsmSsrs Srs s,rse sna '"'A
Duryec, W. r, lys Chambers street,
ssIsss s H. 81 fssl's HssS avenue .ysaa:
GssIy syn : CS s. aG; SIKH a9S syssos sposaway
fHss1s Hsssra & ~ e. sisa ~ CHAMBER. eSsnSs street.
Hoeft 4 Ludenan, 50 Barclay street.
Haskell, j., Eighty ,sisn street, near Third svcnusL
HasssaS.e HssoS sssm: e Nil ~ ~ S1a sixth avenue
Jackson 4 iietcher, Sss sixta avenue.
Kerr, Henry A., 74S Broadway.
KMs. u B. & 4 Co. d, 81 Fa,en sn,s street
Merrill. q H., lso Fulton Msrsss,
MACY ! c c.i ~ s,ass .ysaas.
Ssis:nis:sI SG iss c Sh.mss.: street
Peterson. X, ,sl7 sixth avenue.
Pitman, w. Il. n Co., 632 Sixth avenue.
Seaman, Underhill Steward, 1oO tireenwleh sarosA
Storer, John, South street, corner Burning sip.
Thurlow H. X Co., 800 Greenwich street.
Yevln, Gardner o., 2O6 Fulton street.
Yates, j. 4 Co., 1,z56 Broadway.
IN BROOKLYN.
Geo. Lockitt Sons, FULTON street, corner Oranxe
Geo. Lockitt sons, 80 Atlantic avenue.
Geo. LockItt 4 Sons, b49 Fulton street.
Geo. Lockitt 4 Sons 1856 Myrtle avenue.
Sc nton h Co., Atlantic street, corner Henry.
w. y. Bradley, Lee avenue corner Ross Nrecs.
Louis Mentrup, 245 Court street.
II. Scheriing. lS7 broadway.
John Plague, Grand street, near Grand avenue
Beales Brothers, Broadway and Dodworth streets.
ii. Schultz 81 Broadway.
Claus wreden, 266 South Fourth street.
Herman Voss, 50 broadway.
Geo. Stemmernann Broadway corner Seventh slreeI
John Lange De kalb avenue, corner Walwurh stress
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FE,OR SALE, TO CLOSE AN EsTATE-NEAR FIFTH
avenue Eas. Thirty-fourh street. splendid private Resi-
hence, 25x75 four story brown stone beautifully nnished
knust be Sold Permits only from PAGE MoCAFFLRTY,
Filth avenue, corner Fifty second street.
The New York herald., 1871-10-29

THOR SALE-A WIDE, VERY HANDSOMELY FUR
nished English basement House, 208 East Sixteenth
etree near Suyvesant Is In splendid order loca
ton unexccptionabls terms reasonable Novem
her
The New York herald., 1871-10-29

ITO LETT AMTTY STREET, CORNER THOMPSON,
j three beautiful Floors, unfurnshed, together
ratey good borhood low desirable tenants all
modern improvements
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HGRsEs, CARRIAGES. Scr.
r 56 LIBERTY STREET. NEAR NASSAU STREET,
IA ~ great sacrifice, for cash.

Ar 6S LIBERTY STREET. NEAR NASSAU STREET,
IA ~ great sacrifice, for cash,
Carriages Harness.
OF rood reliable and latest styles elegant Park
and Pony from Sl4U APT class Leather TOP
Bagles fsoJ to $50 two very hne RocKaways, very best
make; also depot, road and jaeger Wagons.
Beat and cheapest Of Light Harness in the city
~ less than wholesale prices.
Also line los Linen Sheets Lap Robes Aghsns, &C., II
factory prioes We entirely stock this week,
which be sold cash Satisfaction qua
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAsSELL, IS Liberty stree.
N ELEGANT POUR SEAT DOG CART. WITH FOLD.
ng seat behind, four springs. neary made BY
Second hand Mx seat RocxawAy, made by Parker;
Six seat extension top Pnseton, made by souhArdt
Top and top Pony Phac.0n,
Shilling top half spring Road Wagon,
Four and two seat Depot Wagons with and without tops
Shifting leather top Wagons,
Half and elliptic apring no top Road Wagons
Light four seat Rockhways,
Harness, Haters, Surcingles &C.. &c.s
At tRIvATE SALE.
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL,
ITO, liz and ia East thirteenth street,
between Third Fourth nvenucs-
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.
At Cosr.-1N CONSEQUENCE OF REMOVAL ON
IA MAY will sell the balance OF stock OF Rock
aways Depot Wagons and open Wagons Phaetons ar-
ness &C., lap kobes, Blankets, sheets &C. Take sdvan-
OF this oer and buy At the corner Of Hudson and
Spring streets LITTLE TURNER.
A SECOND HAND LANDAU, on DOUBLE susPEN-
N sion springs but In Loudon; good n new; has been
driven but will be sold at barcnn also Pars
built Landau. platform springs. Al A. FLAkDRAU'S
No. East Eighteenth street.
FOR sALE--A FAST AND HANDSOME GENTLE
~. mans Road Team, co.or bay; lbS hsnis high and
Old horse nn sire and dam with pcdf rec
will given with TO purchaser trot together ia
900 either beat 40 snge; are all day road
sters and and kind Apply for three
At meka boarding Stables 22l West foryrrst street, Price
very low.
A Ray COLT FOR SALE, 1sM HANDS WEARS
ol: s,vsh npl Kind; sold for OF use price only
nl0e Ap, nj Excelsior Stable, l0s Broadway
Twcntyniulb street.
A rTENTToNi DOCrOaS.-A DOCTOR LEAVING THE
y city sell cther OF two Boston Chascs, made
BY Goddard nud neary new ms rare chance 20 pur-
chase No article. Call ~ l.fVZ brvaiWV or lso west
aaventcenih sirps~
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LNoR SALE-A BROWN MARE l5lS HANDS HI6H, o
years old; bred from very superior stock abe 10 per
fcctIy sound and kind win make fast troer properly
handed she bel0nas to party that has further use Tor
hcr and si 30 sold low At the same place for s o ssv-
Can be AT No. West Thirteenth street hiding
chool
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THE PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
i SPRING MEETING, 1871.
$4,000 Premiums
TUESDAY juno 63 $50 for horses have never beaten
3mhnutcs-S400 @25o, si'a
e20G
WEDNESDAY, June $500 for fourvear ods that never
have money -8<C0, 500 @l5U, $50
SAME DAY.
1900 Tor hcrzes thai beaten 90 al 20O $500
o2cV. ~'
SAME DAY.
si6u $50. V's'' "e'''
IEuRsDAY, June s-s4,ooo free for au-saoco. slpOo,
68Ul, &iUO
a7Eo for hcrscs that have beaten 2.4c$l S9oo
FRIDAY, June O. $4,000; doubo teams TO wagons.
wi,20i, &eUU, $200
SAME DAY.
Gt,700 for horsss mt have beaten :3l.
vlG00, %6cu 500.
All the above 10 10 IN me s,
except when otherwise specified and viii be governed the
rules OF National Association Entries must comply
with thar rules horse disancing the feld will receive the
entire purse.
Entries win close at the Hoffman HOUSE. New York, on
Tuesday, May ats NJ Entries by telegraph will only be
received cfore the box opened All communications
be to w. Oakey, Superintendent 1l9
taeue street, Brooklyn
E. o. READ Secretary.
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A BARKER HAMLIN'5
IA CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TATrRh-

A u
"A CRY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TArrEE
SAILS,
MAJOR CHARLES ". BARxER. Xucsionesr.
EVERY waSsssp%l ssss & pSf's AND sxF.k5xv
Twonyf0ur hours allowed Tor trial on every horse sold
under under ys,r1aes ywsrrnnies pYxa
10 the Mart for showing horses on sale.
Carriages taken
Superior stab ing for horses on sale.
Lse on ans s or
CATALOGUE OF SALE TaIs DAY. AT II O'CLOCK.
Extra sylsh and fast trong sedins, well known on
spring. :ns as.s no q HSS ns cd
stylish and pleasant afraid Of nothing; road !oog
fo hn does not pun pound, and Is gentle for lady to
drive.
Very elegant handsome and highly bred bay Geldng lsk
hh years od extra stylish free and handy drivers never
been handled for Speed but has repeatedly shown as OF
sadde vice tricks for lady to drive; warranted
sound and kind; sold for want OF use.
Gray Mare h hiRb years old sold for account OF whom
lisht Road Wagon, weighs lis pounds vaudsgraw.
maker.
Ono elegant full spring riano Wagon, BY
Ben on Bros, new and WARRANTED.
New and second hand Harness. Robes. Horse Clothing,
"0'p' an SsSdisk KIksnNT "a VT LxDys ESTABLISHMENT
consisting handsome ami sorrel Mare l5
high, Old this spring free. stylish and gentle driver
sharp all day roadster afraid OF noing safe for child to
drvo no vice or oks; stancs without tying; warranted
BY John Smith set OF no single Harness, adys Saddle
and Bride, Blankets, &c.
Handsome ana stylish dappe gray coupe family
warranted sound and kin OF that cost present
owner @2E00 sold IN consequences OF loss Of mate
Depot Express and Business Wagons.
Also several other Hors0s
Full description at sale.
Sales ne or postponed account OF weather.
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THE QUEENS HOTEI,, aLAs1Ow.-TuE FAMILY OF
i late Mr. MaoGregor beg INFORM the patrons
Of the above hotel that hsr carrvhx the business ~
formerly,
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. go.

WANTED TO SELL OR ExcHANGK-A FIRST CLASS
Pu years old; superior Young Cow <yssrs old calf ty
her aide; sixsented Rookaway in sooi order Wt ex-
change part of the Stock for Real Estate aleAbe ner
chandis0. HENRY. TAPPES, Railway, N. j.
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SPOMTINts- DOGS. BIRDS, .Gu.
U,oR sALE-A VERY HANDSOME LIVER CoLoRED
Budd OF New Jersey last FAN ADDRESS PoINTER Boyds
Despatch, 80 Fulton street. New York.
EoR sALE-BLAcK AND TAN TERRIER, THoROCG
bred. small 9la East Fourteenth street. Third
avenue, address box eO6 Poet ooce.
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VA ANTED TO PURCHAsE-A GOOD DROP, FOR
w jewellers Address u. A., box o Herald Once.
w ANTED TO PURCHAsE-IN GREENWOOD GENE
w tery, Plot OF two three Lots. Address MIS- "
COOK, Syy Sixth avenue.
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CyOR SAI.E--A LARGE DOUBLE TRUCK, FOR WANT
West TMefSh street.
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I7OR BALE--A PAIR or BRIGHT BAY HORaES lE3;
also gray Horse, Is hands high famous dog
horse, properly Of gentleman leaving the city Ap
at stable ~ Washington alley of Clinton place
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EOR sALR--A BAROuCHE, BREWSTER, OF BRoOME
street. maker; but little used Also hne Saddle Pony,
sound and kind. " East Forty6rst street.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-12-15
The Great Pictorial Annual.

Hostetter's United States Almanac for is72.
for distributipn. gratis. throughout the United
States. and all civilized countries OF the VAST
ern Hemisphere. will be pubii,hed abou, the ist
of January. In the English. German. French,
Norwegian. Welsh. Swedish, Holland. Bohsni-
su and Spanish language. aud all who wish IN
u u.derst.nd the true philosophy Of health should
.sd and ponder the valuable sugsestions 10
contains. 10 addition to admirable medical
treatise on the causes. prevention and cure Of =
great variety uf diseases. IL embraces . large
amount Of inform alton interesting 10 the msf-
chant, the msebapie. the miner, the farmer. the
planter, and professional man and the ealculs-
tions have been made for such meridians and
latitsies as arc most suitable for eorree, and
comprehensive NafioxAL cALEsDAH.
Tns nature. uses. and extraordinary sanitary
effects Of tlosi1tisrs Stomach Bittsrs. the staple
tonic and alternative Of more than half the
Christian world. aru fully Sc, forth In It's pages.
uhirh are also .n,errpcrsed with p etorial Illus
trstions. valuable reeip-s for the household and
farm, hzm"rous anecdotes, and other instrue-
tive and zmn,ns reading matter. original and
selected. Among the Anuuzis TO appear with
the Opening of she year. this will be one of the
mosi useful. and r.ay b. had for hs asksng.-
The proprietvrs. Nsssrs. Hostctier Smith.
Piti,burgh, Pa. on receipt "f Two ecnt stamp.
wili forward copy by mail to any person who
csnn.t procure fn his beishborho"d. Tho
Bitters sold IN every city town and village.
and excessively ssed thToagh boat the eniirs
civilized world.
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MARRIED.

GRAHAM-YEOMAN-- the 10th inst,
at the residence of the brides father, near Scio
by J. L. Miller, J. p, Mr.. ELIJAH M. GRAHAM
and Miss AMANDA e. YEoMAN--all of Linn
county.
PURSEL-MICK.-0n the 10th inst, at the
residence of the brides parents, near this city,
ny Judge Johns, Mr.. J. NJ. PURsEL and MISS
ELIZABETH L. MIcK-all of Linn county.
Compliments of the happy couple received,
in the shape of silver dollar, which insures
them the warmest congratulations of the edito-
rial and prntistical fraternity Of the DEaocRAr
Office
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-12-15
HEMORRHOIDS-

"A. cARoTHERS 4 co.'s aPILE PILLS
AND OINTMENT" have now become Of
the standard preparations of the day; is pre-
pared and recommended for Piles snly (whether
chronic or rscent). Sufferers msy depend upon
it, that this remedy will give them permanent
relief from this troublesome and damaging COM
plant.
Sent postpaid to any address within the uni
ted States upon receipt of price, 81 So
A. CAR0THERS q CO.,
n40yI Albany, Linn Co., Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-12-15

n EAT MEAT MARKET.-J.R r. Herren
Keeps one of the incest, neatest, clean
est and best regulated meat markets
that we have ever seen. Any one
buying meat there knows just what he
is getting and need not be afraid to eat
it afterwards. For nice steaks and fine
spicy cuts, we commend him to our
readers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-12-15
AGENTS FOR THE sTATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT.

AN INcIDENT.-The Gd=ette speaks
of John Stewart and wife, and their
neice, Miss Nahala Stewart, of Corval-
lis, who were restored to health by
few months sojourn at Finley's Soda
Springs, on the Cascade Mountain
Road-which reminds us of an incl
dent. About two months ago we Wis
tied these springs, where we met the
Stewart family. Only q few weeks
prior to the date of our visit Miss
Stewart had arrived there in aalmost u
helpless condition, and we remember
that during our stay Mt the Springs she
accompanied a party of hunters (her
father among the number) into the
mountains. She was mounted upon
cayuse pony, which she rode through
the thick chapparel and up steep
mountain trails with the ease of the
most expert equestrian remained
in her sylvan retreat with the hunters
over night, attended to the camp,
cooked their meals and assisted in cur
ing the venison, and came back to the
Springs the next day with the flush of
buoyant health upon her cheeks and
mirthful sparkle in her roguish eyes.
Being Benedict ourself, we daren't'
10 into extacies over the romantic APP
pearance of the beautiful Amazon of
the Cascades, but we do know that
some of the yonng fellows encamDed
about the Springs showed unmistakable
signs of hankering after the dear
which her gothic steed brought into
camp. The nerve, pluck and energy
which eur fair huntress displayed on
that occasion would almost restore the
ruined Pompeii to the grandeur of our
modern Gotham.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-12-15

TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT
Last Saturday the gravel train ran
off the track at Harrisburg, by the dis
placement of the switch, and several
fiat cars loaded with gravel and upon
which gang of Chinamen were
riding, were turned over. Several of
: the Cinnamon were hurled to the
ground, and, the gravel falling upon
them, instantly killed two and fatally
'wounded two others who died on Mon
day. Three or four others were badly
hurt, but will probably recover. We
are indebted for this item to Capt. Rob-
ertson, of Corvallis, who came through
Harrisburg last Tuesday.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-12-15

BILLIARD MATCH. - Tomorrow,
Saturday evening, match game of
billiards, for SIS side, is to be played
at Henry Myers billiard room. in this
city, by those gallant knights of the
cue, Messrs. Jno. Natty and Walter
Smith. The game will be played on a
carom table and will consist of 300
points.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-12-15
To Females.

When female is in trouble, afflicted with
disease, as weakness of the back and limbs, pain
In the head dmness of sight, loss of muscular
power, palpitation Of the heart, irritabilty. ner
vousness, extreme urinary difficulties. derange-
ment Of digestive functions. genera debility, va
ginits, all diseases OF the womb. hysteria steril
ty and all other diseases peculiar to females; she
should 70 or write ut once the celebrated female
doctor, W. X. Doherty, at his Medical Institute
and consult him about her troubles and disease.
Tho Doctor is eaecting more cures'than any other
physician In the State of California. Let false
deiicacy prevent you. but apply Immediately and
save yourself from painful suferings and prcma-
ture death. All Married Ladies whose delicate
health or other circumstances prevent an increase
In their farilies, should write call mt Dr. w. X.
Dohcrty's Medical Institute and they will receive
every possible relief and help. The Doctors off,
ces are so arranged that he can be consulted with
out fear of observation.
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To CORRESPONDENTS

Patients residing in any part of the State, how
ever distant, who may desire the opinion and ad-
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 communications
will be held most sacred.
Ifthe case be fully and candidy described, per-
sonal communication will be unnecessary, rs in
structions for diet, imen, and the general treat
ment of the case including the remedies), will be
forwarded without delay, and in such manner as
to convoy no idea of the purport of the letter or
parcel so transmitted Consultation by letter or
otherwise. FREE. Permanent cure guaranteed or
NO pay. Address, w. X. D0HERTY. M. D.,
San Francisco, California.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-12-15

TINE CHANGED.-The cars have
changed time, and the passenger trains
now arrive at this city as follows: Go
ing south, at 6:12 p. m.; going north,
at 10 a. m. The northward bound ac-
eommodation train arrives here at S:5
a. M, and the southwark bound train
arrives at 5 p. m.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-12-15

SCARCITY OF ITEMs.--On account Of
the instability of the weather, the
scarcity Of marriages, the dearth of
births, the unusual care of the locomo-
tive engineers, the extraordinary
dannpness Of gunpowder, and the mo-
notonously upright morals of this
community for the past week, we find
IL impossible to present our usual
quantity of local items In this issue of
the DEMOCRAT. With the approach Of
the Holidays, however, we expect a
rich harvest of sensations and con-
sequent proliflcacy Of local literature.
CHor HousE.--M J. Allphin, Esq,
has opened n neat oyster restaurant and
chop house on Broadalbin street, where
the rarest edibles In the shape of game,
fish and fowls may be found at all
times, served up In the best manner
known to the culinary art. The place
Is retired and quiet and Is eminently
suited for the resort of gentlemen and
ladies who desire n sumptuous repast
free from intrusion. Ad. next week.
Z HHiSGMAS DA ILL., Btte WIN 'S :"
grand ball given Mt Parrish's Hall, on
Christmas evening, Dec. 25th, 1871. a
good supper and the best of music will
be furnished for the occasion. A gem
eral invitation and a cordial welcome
Is extended to all lovers Of the "mazy
do nee"
Committee Of Ayran0emcnts-Isaac
Conn, J. II. Herren.
Floor Managers-P. c. Harper. n.
b. Humphrey, II. c. Clark, N. Baum.
Tickets, including supper, 81.
THE rat that was killed by tho cat
that was worried by tina dog that was
tossed by the cow that kicked over the
lamp that fired the straw that spread
the flames that burned the stable that
started the Chicago conilagration, IN
not ON exhibition at Charley Mealey's
furniture store, but he has Just as fine
furniture as was burned at Chicago or
anywhere else. Go and see.