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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23
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HiillioUsE-JACkA- In this city, on the lsCh
inst, A. the residence Of the brides father, ReA
VIM Jacks. BY Eev. 8. DO. Jackson, PriuE
tive Methodist minister, Mr.. John HilIhouse az
sntter's Greek, CsL, and Miss Martha MatildA
JAckA.
Printers gratefully acknowledge full share Of d
deflcaciss, bride cake, etc.
TEAsDALE-CARBIs.--In this city, Il the rob
denee OF the brides father, on the l6th Inst, BY
Rev. 8 Dsc. JACKSON, Mr.. John u. TessdAls aud
Miss Sue CArbis.
No sooner has John retired from one partnershfp
than he enters into sncther which W take ~ COM
pincni to ourselffor 10 fair TO presume tha. had
the nrst co'parsnershIp been unpleasant, ne ,oulf
hardly have been 20 eager to form shs second 80
cording 10 the terms of his last association he n
bound 10 do co o-psrtnershp business for iife. wo
hope, and, from knowledge Of the excellent quslh
ties Of his new partner. confidently believe that ins
new firm viii be prosperous ana happy.
The treasures Of ,he deep are not so precious
sare the concealed comforts OF u man
Locked mp In woman's love. CAS- TcasdMIe is1
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23

PERsoNAL.-Capt. JOHN 7. JONES
has been in the county the past week ar
ranging for Spring work at the Mhln
Wooden Mills.
Mr. II. r, FARSUM, corresponding agent
for the State Journal of Madison, has been
in town this week, aud, we are glad to
learn has succeeded in getting a number of
subscribers. The Journal is paper filling
a field that no other enters. 1t is emphat.
really a Wisconsin Journal: being devoted
specially to state news, state politics, aud
state interests. To keep posted in state
affairs, is important to every resident of
Wisconsin, and the surest way to be SO
posted is to be a reader Of the State Jour-
nal We understand Mr.. FARNuM is to write
up" our city if he does SO, the job will no
doubt be well done.
HoS. FRANCIS LITTLE, our worthy repre-
sentative in the State Senate, returned
from Madison Monday evening. Sickness
in his family prevented him staying until
the final adjournment. All business Of i'm
portance, however, was done before he
left The last few days Of the session are
for the purpose of giving the Governor
time to sign ali bills passed, as he will not
sign after final adjournment.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23

FOUND!--Mr. NICHOLAS CoAp, of Dia-
mond Grove, this morning found Mr.. G.
MULKs dead on his premises. We can-
not give particulars, and stop the press
for this announcement
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23

TIE report Of the com mittee on set
tlenent with County Treasurer, as pub
lshed, makes it pppcav thst Uncle Frank
Vivian has misappropriatcd about $l5,,
O0o Of the county funds. Why is it that
the people are net alarmed and ciamor.
ing,for the meneys Why is it tn at nine.
ty>nine men in each hundred in the
county treats the matter as a rdicu-
lous farces 10 che first qaeston wa
answer: The people knop that ever Y
cent justly due the county from Mr.. Viv~
ian will be paid To the second cues.
ton We answer: The people have
greater ocnfdence in the honesty Of Mr..
Vivian than they have in that of the
committee making the report.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23
SAVE COSgT.

11 ENING sod my Harness Shop must settle up
i L my 'bsSness. All persor.s indebted to are
rnot'hed'te call and settle BY the middle OF March,
1871. Nm accounts unsettled at that time will he
Placee Ia the hands OF officer for INN. diate col
Gect'os which will Incur TO the indebted. caa
be fond either At the Harness shop, corner High
and Commerce Streets or At Hlldreths Hardware
Store. WILLIAM, CURRY
Mineral Point, Feb 18th, 1911. Slim,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23
THOMAS THOMAS.

fTNFTED STATES HOTEL, (wATKrs wASx1ys
" Ole SrANpD Dodsestfie, Wisconsin.
Having taken ctAsge of sis hotel for teru of year,
n propose ts kesp f for the special sccou mod atior
of the t-avetiug public
hsv, atarse barn, aci keep attentive hostlers
propose set gori table, and keep ne bar At s
'stues ssppf-d With TIE best Of liquors.
By s,cict st,eusibR to business he pc to deserve
epd receive a'tss share OF the public patronage
xxNI.agN THOG.AS THOMAS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23

UNDER the auspices Of the ladies
of the N. L. Church, neck tie soeiable
was held at the residence Of Nr. II. r.
OSBORNE last Monday evening. The aaten-
dance was very large, and unalloyed pleas.
ure was enjoyed by each individual present.
The net proceeds reached near S35.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23

RAFFLE.-We don't 90 much on
raHes, gift enterprises and such things. but
the rafting of a fine cabinet case. sjlye,
mouated Weed Sewing Machine, valued at
Sls<, By Mrs. FEArEERs of this CITY. is an
exception to the gen eral rule. Mrs. +. is
in need OF money, she has this sewing ma.
calne, for which she has no use, and being
unable to sell it, is we think, justified in
resortlng to this, plan of disposng of the
machine and getting the money she so
much needs. Drawing to come off as soon
as tickets CROUCH are sold to cover the
value OF tt e machine. Tickets one dollar,
Tor sale by ALKx DAVIS, at his Music store,
and by Mrs. FEA1uERs. Machine can be
seen at DAVIS store, opposite T. S. Hotel
+. S.-The tickets are selling so rapidly,
one half being already taken, that next
Saturday week, (Aprll lst, is set for the
frawing-at DAVIS Music room.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23
A Nrw HEALTH JouRyAI

A New HEALTH JOURNAL. - Heath and
Home is the title Of new Health Maga-
zine, Of ~ pages royal octave, just issued
in very neat form by w. X. DE Pur & Bro,
so5 Broadway, New York. The first num-
ber now before US has a varied and invit-
ing table Of contents, which needs only to
he seen in order to awaken attention. -
Terms 81. 30 per year, in advance.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23
q. c. sMIT5I,
Solicitor Of Patents
Dodgeville, Wisconsin,
Office in the CHRONICLE Office.

Fr- Persons desirous Of securing Letters Patent for
for any useful Invention or Improvement, can have
the Specification drawn and all the papers filed in
the Patent uffice in Washington within four days
after furnishing the Model All business strictly
private.
e. For full instructions for making Models and
preparing articles to he patented apply to O. G..
SMITH. CrRoxIcLE ONCE Dodgrville, either in per-
by letter. Full printed Instructions sent free
o. application.
--r~--..->---.-.~..<s- ~. ~.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23
e. Il. RE xSON, NJ. D.,
N, DALTON. N. r
JOSEPH C.. MIrCMELLE.

MANUFACTURES IT all kinds Of Ornamental
Nl Heir Work, sgeh as Bracelets, Breast Pins,
swatch. Goards, Necklaces, Finger Rings, Ear Rings
dies From, Pieces, Gents Wigs and everything t.,
his line Cash paid for hair. P. 0. Box 2l s.
Mineral Petnt, Mis-. xxII-3-ly.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23

INQUIRE OF Gundelfnger for Spring CLOTH
ing, Hats and Caps, or gents furnishing
goods Of any kind. wv
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23
TERMS: l.so per Annum in Advances
S7l. New Series, Volume II, No. 81.

GARDEN SEEps.-Dr. VIVIAN III
usual at this season Of the year, has juss
received large assortment Of Garden an,h
Flower Seeds. Those who anticipate
"tilling" will please take notice.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23

Is 1T Jusr.-For some time the
rule has been for all papers in Iowa county
to publish the proceedings of the County
Bard of Supervisors at each session, and
to receive in payment therefor the sum of
$500. This rule was established BY the
board when that body consisted of only
three members when the report of pro,
ceedings would not occupy Me half the
space in newspaper. columns that the same
now do, The price then paid amounted
to about half legal rates, to which tb q
county publishers raised no objection, he.
ing willing to yield one half on the gre und
that the Beard proceedings were usually
patters of interest to our readers. Sin &c
the change ia the County Government sys
TEN, however, the record Of pro Gee ling,
being on an average twice the len 9Th O,
former times, filing twice the space. in ou,
columns, often excluding other m after en-.
ticely, and doubling our labor an d expense
the publishers feel that the allowance for
the publication should be increased. or
the proceedings condens ed, and according.
ly, the representatives of the three county
papers signed and pre- sented to the Board a,
their last session, a petition, setting forth
the facts, and asking that something like
justice be done Us, as follows:
To The Ho"oro 5le Board of Supervisors .,
JoWa County:
"e' the Undersigned, publishers Of the
county papers, would respectfully repre-.
seht' eaat, In view Of the great length OF
the minute OF the proceedings of your hon.
orabie Cody. at e each session since the in.
auguratlJn OF the present system of county
government, we cannot afford to publish
tue saline for the price heretofore allowed,
lslo' o0,) and would ask that, in future the
cierh be authorized to condense the min.
utcs so that they will not occupy so much
space in our columns, or else that we be al
owed something like what it is worth for
the publication.
Under the 3 supervisor system, the min.
utes of proceedings did not average more
than Il columns Of reading, for which SIS
was about half legal rates, and to which
we raised no objection. Under the present
system, the minutes average about 8 col
umns at each session. We hope no further
argument is necessary to convince you that
there is justice in ou~ request, and we
would respectfully s1tsest that resolu.
tion authorizing the nhlicasion of the
minutes in the papers Of the county, at
one-half legal rates, with proviso that in
no case shall the county pay more than
$4,000, for such publication, would be a
simple, safe and just'step to be taken by
your honorable body.
| BENNETT & TEAsDALE,
Publishers Of A. I. Tribune,
| w. II. PECK,
Publisher National Democrat.
w. j. WRlGGLEswoRTH,
Publisher Dodgey,Ae Chronicle.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
WM. II. HENRY,

WM. II. HENRY,
DANKER, ATTORNEY At Law AND LAND
- AGENT, Mineral Point VIZ. Makes 'c6'iectioua
At Bank Rates; buys and sem iARds oa commission
pays taxes perects titles aud attends 10 MI natters
pertaining to Real Estate In all parts ef Wisconsin.
Sells sight drafts uu New YORK snd on dsher cities
AHd on Europe S9.g
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23
BENNETT 4 TEAsDALE,
Publishers Of II. Z. Tribune,
W. II. PECK,
Publisher National Democrat.
W. j. WRlGGLEswoaTH,
Publisher Dodgey,Re Chronicle.

This petition the Board refused to grant
as we think, very unjustly, and hence We
lay the matter before our readers that they
may judge for themselves of the merits oil
the case. In this petition, it will be seen,
the publishers ask only "that the clerk be
authorized to condense the minutes" or else
that We be allowed one-hrlf ordinary price
for the mork There is no necessity for the
minutes OF proceedings to be so voluminous
they could in almost every instance be
condensed one-half, and yet be quite as
comprehensive. Then why refuse to au.
thorize such condensation as we asked ?
II the Supervisors deem their proceedings
of such great Importance as to require their
publication in minute detail, is it manly,
honorable, or jhst for them to refuse to al
low fair compensation for such publica-
tion
We apprehend that the answer may be
made to our argument that if publishers
NSShA 'hO NO"PNASutl luu lISuUiCltHL tUtY
need not publish the proceedings. To this
we reply: Suppose all the county papers
should refuse to publish the proceeding for
the price now allowed. The Board would
then be compelled to order the publica-
tion in some paper and pay legal rates
therefor, which would amount TO more than
is now paid the three papers, and reach
only particular class of the people, or else
the proceedings would go unpublished, and
all the people remainaignorant of the acts
of the Board The respIendent light Of
that august body would be "hidden under
a bushel."
In its action in this matter, as in Others,
we think the Board has displayed "penny
wisdom aud pound folly"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23
GEO. d. WsLnER, nj, D..

lDUYSfCIAN, ACCOUCHER AND SURGEON, Of.
fcrs his services to his cid friends and the
rivnity generally. Office Ia Graber Whites block,
@erner High and Chestn ut streets Residence Ia the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23

(Successor to Ca55 10 KkSerso
1 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAw
"A Mineral Point, Wis Practices In the U. 8
tAnd state Courts, srd attends to agencies and col
lectons in all pats o the state.
Office IN Lenahans Block, opposite the cst
sfe. 4s4y,
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HANDSOME NECK TiEs.-H. GuS.
DELrISGER's. l
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'orRus sLANyoy.
CALVERT sPENsL EY.

scrRUs LANyoy. CALVERT sPENsLEY.
N. M. COTHREN,
-oFFIcE WITH
LANYON &c SPEN SLEY,
Jaw AND COLLECTION OFFICE, Minerar Point.
IL Wis. Office over Post Office. 30
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q sORGE hCLKS


A TT0RNEYS AND COUNsELLORS AT LAW
IN Dodgev1he, Wis. AuePdto collections and prac
Sice Ia Oh the Courts 1t this Sh3te. xii
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ALEX, WILSON.

ALEX, WILSON,
4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law, and
~ Agent fer N. W. Mutual Life Insursace Company
and Republic Fire Insurance Company. Once oppo.
site the City Hsil, upstairs, Mnsral'Poirt, Wis.
xXI-&S
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-03-23

II. p. WEBER.
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLORACLAw Once
~ 10 EastFrout Room tirst foor) OF The City Hall
Mineral Point, Wisconsin. xxI-I3
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-06-23

1ne P,iS KI,LeR" may Justly be styled 4 Q
gr AZ mciicinc nf tie w"rI.i, f,r there is no re.
g,on If Tie glub, iato WI ch il has not iouud
iss way. aud been l,r-ely used aud hf.bI.
przed. Moreover. Il err IL NJ cline l., VIII clh IL
ha- not proved to he well ndspted fr he cure
III considerable vtrieiy ot diseases; It is n
SPECIFY and rate rem, tly for turns. sraIds. cuts,
bru =. =, wounds aud various other injuries. ~
w.l as for dysentery. dihri hoeu md how | ctm
piHints generally. it is admirably suited for
every r,ce "f mep on the face nf lie Lobe.
Il is n very significant fact. T. at n,tw,thstnnd-
u the Ion peri 81 of yeHrs that the PA n Kill.
or" has be. n bcf.rs tn, wnrli il n yer los
r,n. whit nf its popularity. hnt. On tho contrary
fho III for it has steadily increased from its
Il di-c.v. rv. and ut previous time has the
II mantl for II b sen great, or the quantity
made been large, as it is to-day
An tller significant fact i, tiat whero In
the Pam Kilier ever been in his tr repute, Or
been more generally used by fnuIiliesand indi-
viduas, than it has been hrc a. holns, where il
was first di-cev r.d AMI introduced That tie
Pain Killer will continue To be. what We have
styled it. THg GREAT MEDICINE eF raE woHLn.
there cannot 10 the shadow.of . doubt-tProvi-
aencc Advertiser.
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PH.l.nrLrur., Pa, FsS. IS, 1857.

PHILAnsLruIa, Pa, FsS. IS, 1867.
II. 7. NELNBoLB, Druggist:
DEAR SIa--i have eees y suderer, for upward
If twenty years W TN gravel. bladder, and kid
acy adsctioas. during which time l have used
various nedic.n..l preparations and becn under
6ha treatlneut OF the most eminent Physicians,
experiencing but little relief.
Ii wing seen your preparations extensively
advertised, consult ID with my family physician
in regard to using your Extract Buchu.
did this because had used all kinds cf ad-
vcrtise.i rsnesl.es. and had found them worth.
less, ard some quite injurious; in fact, deg
paired of ever getting we'll. and detersni>ed 20
use m remedies hereafter unless / knew Of $ho
N srelients. II was tbs that prompted me 10
asa your remedy. As yeu advertised that it was
composed ai hncau, cub bs. an juniper berries.
1t occurred to anl my physician excel
'ent .mhtaat,oa. an,t. with his advice after an
.xami, alton of the article. aud consulting again
With the druggist | concluded to try it. con-
aen.el its ass al. ut eiSh, nn.,aths ago. at which
time was ctuaies I, my r'onl. From tic 6-st
title / wus a.tnnissel aud gratii<d at the bono
ical fleet. aat after using il taret weeks, was
shle to walk out. FELT mach like writing ysa
full statement e my case at that tims hut
ny imprsvemg Mt misat only b. temporary. aud
aeresase c,ne!uied u defer en;l see if Ii would
fleet perfect cure. knowing then il would bS
/ greater value To ynu. and moro satisfactory
u mo.
am now able to report that a euro Ia effected
,fter using the remedy fsr Sva months.
have MT used any now for three moBths,
.ud feel as wei in all Respects AS 4 ever did.
Your Bnchi being dcvait OF any unpleasant
s:,ste NJ d olor. u mics t,nic and invignrato. Of
,hs system, do mt me 10 be without ii when
occasion may require its nse in such afssc-
siass. NJ MCCORMICK.
Shan'd any doubt Mr.. McCormick's stateuarpt
,e ref RS II tho following gentlemen
IIoN WM, BtGLER. OK x.Gavernor. Penn.
Hon. Thns b. Flarenee. PHILADELPHIA.
lIoa. j C. Knox. Judge. Philadelphia.
Hon. J. S. Black. Jadse. Philadelphia-
Hon. X. rter. ex-Governor Penn.
Hon. Ella Lewis, Judge. philadelphia.
lin. r G. triur. Judge. United States Court.
I'm. q. W.. Woodward. Judge. Philadslnhia.
Han.' W. A. Porter. CITY Solicitor. phila.
II N. John b gler, ~x .Gnvernar, Cslifarnia
Hon +. Banks. Auditor Gen'l. Washington.
Anl many athers. II necessary.
Sold hy all Druggists and dcasers swerywhere.
Bewars Of cnunterfsits Ask for Helmboldse.
T Ike aa 9th e.
PRrc-$I-25 per hottie. or six hoitlssfaY Ss 50.
delivered to any address. Describe syuptoms u
all co,nmuncat;oss.
Ad ,r 81 II T. HELMB0LD. Drug and Gbsus-
ical Warehouse. s0t Br ssdwsv. n y
A10NE GENUINE UNLESS DoNBGY N
~ steel .ngrevod wrapper, With fao-efuf13 -
my Chemical Warehosse. and signed
q. J. HsLafRoz4
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NO eary Public,
REAL ESTATE DEALER,
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PRIVATE IA EIcAl AID
QptcK CURES All, AoDEHArE cuAne
TO TIE AFFLICTED.

EkI ". X, DUaEi.i, hEitnAs AIS SIN
c. r. thank, 10 hir namer.tr paii,nis Tea
. a.. r. ratr.na e.. awd would isAe thas opportunity
{" =. u,ini that he continues Ia e..usu bar
Iuxtit1ie ,r tbu cure OF riir.nie disea.ee vi the
Lungn Liver. kidneys. ui- -rst,ve aBt Uenho- L ri
mary Organs. and sit privat, itiscaser. Viz. syph
lie III all ats iurs aud sisgcs. >. .nitnal Weakness
aud all the hurrri c,.nsequ. .f seif-abusc Con
"rrhe :. Glcet, structures. Nocturnal aud Diurnai
emissions. Sexual Debility. Diseases Of The Back
and Loins. Inflammation "f tie bladder and Kid
neyr. etc. etc.. and he hopcs ,at has ling expert
vnee aud successful rrue,ice will catinu. to iusur.
him rhare of public patronage. Ey he praetie,
Of arany year, in Europe aud The United states.
hs is enablcd toapply tie m"st csiei.nt and sue.
eessfui inede. ngninr: diseases al a kind.. H.,
uses M mercury. ,harges moderate. treats his pa
tients in u corr.et aBi h"n".aaie WA, AMI has
reference, of unqnestonabi. verneny iron mep
pt known rcsicctihiiity aud high standing in s"ci-
..ty AL rait.c. consulting bnn ty I.ttcr "r,thcr
wire. will rccsiv. the best nBd sentrs; treatment
and implicit re"rscy.
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RAMsDELL NORWAY OATS
TIE MOST PROLIFIC IN THE WORLD
One Bashel is Plenty Of Seed for an iers
Yield so to leo pr cent. more than Com
mon Oats with Haf The Amount
CT seed per A re.

0 csHn yie'd tho last tyn ye r. thoh shS IT CT u
years.; In iet9 .ar!y sown. from 50 mors
than leo h,.. be or atre ; late suwn. 60 to 20
LUST, is in 1870 cary s,'wn. each Lushcl sown
ri"s,uc, d f. 6e 40 hi.s hels iaie sown tt3th
eI M.y), - 4. 81 bushels
taIfornia yieid: In 1870 90 to LIS hushc 5
'rnn 32 bs. s,,t per aero.
Norway ;eel std in San Francisco the past
winter at 81 5D pei bushe. .f 32 lbs. w. war-
Ia,.t t.csr "a c'etn aud genuine at 81 on psl
sack 'f ~ lbs W. will iaraish ,hen to be test
d with u, ,n.n oats. 10 be put in wei. in gaod
seas n. in c.ean land. aud NJ The same time
Fir. e-n nfths If tic excess which the Norway
We ds ",er q comm N eats must 10 Il 1.-Two c a.
ns NJ & srsnary an ih. Farm WI eio tho crop i
raj ei, 10 pay fs.r Il seed furnished.
sal. m. Maies 81, 1871. J. b MeCLANE,
,dn32tf l.. II. JCDSoN.
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When feunu g - 10 tr..u,ie, ur afflicted witt,
iisrnse. NJ weakuess Of thu back and linbs. pain
IN the head diInucss at sight. loss al muse ulat
power. paiitatien of the heart. rritahility. her.
sourness. extreme urinary difficulties. derange.
,ncnt Of digestive functions. genera debility va
sihit~. aii diseases at the womb. hystera. s.rili-
~ and NIL other diseases peculiar to temale; she
should 20 write nj once to the celebrated fe e
lactnr. W. X. Dohcrty. ut his Medical Institute
and consult him about her troubles and disease.
The Doctor is efiectng more cures than any other
physician in the State 81 California. l., no falre
aeicacy prevent y"u. but apply immediately and
save yourself trom painful suferngs and prema-
ture death. Al Married Ladies' whose delicate
health pr other circumstances prevent nm increase
in their faiiiIies, should write call DR.. W H.
p.hcry's Medical Institute, and they will receive
every possible relief and help. The Doet"r's off
ces arr ~ arranged that he be consulted with
out fear Of observation.
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no lorrespondenfs.

Patients residing IN ANY pmrt of the State. how
ever distant. wh.. may desire The opinion and adj
vice Of Dir. Doherfy in their respe, tive onses and
WIN think proper tn submit written statement ol
-uch in preference to oholding personal interview.
ar. respectfully assured TINT their communication
will he held most sacred.
Ifthe he fully and canddy described. rcr
snnnl communication will he unnecessary, as in
.tructions For dict regimen. and the general treat
nent oi the tincln,ling the reme,iies) will bu
forwarded without delay and in such manner as
10 convey idea of the purporf af the letter OF
narc, 20 transmitted. Consultations by letter or
otherwise. FREE. Permanent cure guaranteed or
no pay. Address. W. X. DOHERTY. NJ. D..
San Francisco, California.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-06-23
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