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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-07-08
TELEGRAPHIC BREYITIES.

Gambctta is elected to the Assembly.
The food Of the Columbia River has sub
sided. -,
Gen. Ladncrault is appointed Governor
of Paris. ~ e.
General Crooks IL organizing IN Apache
campaign at Frisco.
David Holloway, of N. Y. City, embez'
zled $25, 00o, and is in Jail.
Ex,Judge Bell, Of New York, died June
80, in the 10th year of his age.
The German troops are leaving Paris in
accordance with the treaty.
Victor Emanuel Was enthusiastically re-.
ceived in Rome on the I'd.
Sickles was in London en- the 4th en- route
to Germany. .
An unsuccessful attempt was made the
night of the Sd to burn tho Ledger Office 1t
Memphis.
kilograms say the Glorious Fourth was
celebrated with immense enthusiasm in all
the principal cities.
The cost of assessing and collecting in>
tcrnal revenue has been reduced $743, 584
within the past six months.
The Republicans have developed an un.
expected and overwhelming majority in the
country districts of France.
Six New York elicit distillers have been
sentenced to 2 years imprisonment each,
and their employees 4 months each.
The elections in France are proceeding
quietly. The Radical candidates Gambet-
ia and Liccsne, arc probably elected.
Odo Russell is appointed British Minister
10 Berlin. Sir Alexander Buchanan goes to
Austria, and Lord Lotus to St. Petersburg.
Mrs. Lydia Sherman, of New Brunswick.
has been arrested for the tritling cxccntric.
ity of possessing three husbands.
The monthly statement of the national
debt shows reduction of $40, 1874 90 for
the month of June
The telegraph Office, hotel and half
mile of snow sheds burned ut Cisco, Central
Pacific r. r, June 30! Loss $4,000.
The large bronze bust of Washington Ir.
wing wa. unveiled in Prospect Park, Brook.
lyn, July l, in presence of over $1,000
people.
The announcement Of the government that
only one million Of gold would he sold in
July. has caused quite an excitement in the
gold circles of New York. l4r- 81"
By the ovcrturning of row boat on Iron
dequoit Bay, near Rochester, New York.
July 8. Keeler 3. Byam, Ella Leland and
Carrie Abel were drowned.
The French Government has demanded
the carly evacuation Of the forts near Paris
and the three Departments by the Germans.
has it under aiviscment.
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PROPOSALS
For INDIAN SUPPLIES.

(
'ArrAns ron MoxrANA,
HELENA. n. T.. June ssd. 1871.
CEALED PROPOSALS rim duplicated will bc Re- Re-
1871. for supp!ics required BY the Indian Department
during the fiscal year, ending June 30, 1874 fol
lows, viz:
CROW AGENCY, FORT FARMER, Mt.
1000 sacks Xxx and xxx Flour.
225.O0O pounds tneD Beef.
$4,000 pounds Brown Sugar, g sugar,
equal to STARTS c.
$4,000 pounds Rio Coffee (green)
$500 pounds Bacon (clcar sides.)
1000 pounds Family Soap.
1000 pounds Salt.
MILK RIVER AGENCY.
400 sacks Xxx and xxx Flour.
5000 pounds (net) Beef.
$500 pounds Bacon (clear sidcs.)
1880 pounds Brown Sugar, &C sugar,
80 equal to Etuart's CO.
5000 pounds Rio Coffee (grcen.)
1000 pounds Family Soap.
1900 pounds Salt.
e" BLACKFEET AGENCY.
4 400 sacks Xxx and xxx Flour.
10000 pounds (ret) Beef. s...-Hs e.
$4,000 pounds bacon. (clear sides)
1900 pounds Brown Sugar, &C sugar,
'F'. equal to Stuart's CO.
5000 pounds Rio Coffee (green.)
5000 pounds Family Soap. fr
5000 pounds Salt. ,..... ~
PRICES TO BE FOR THE ARTICLES
DELIVERED AT THE RESPECTIVE
AGENCIES. - .
Bidders must state the prices Of the grades of aour
TSc 6csi cattle win be received on the hoot and the
weight determined By weighing On the scales when
Proposals viii Be received for the delivery Of any one
Or gil Of thc above named artces 1t any ose or all IT
Delivery to commence Immediately, and to continue
cal year ending jane sO'h, is1s.
able and family quality aud subject 70 inspection aud
rIe undersigned reserves tn. RICH. to increase o.
ject any NIL bids. u such course should be deemed
for the interest Of the Government
Payment TO by made At Washington, D. C., on Ger.
tiled vouchers issued BY the respective agents. and
Each copy Of each proposal must have copy Of this
Ne bd Win miles,
written guarantee IT two responsible parties. to the
effect that u the bid II acspted the bidder Or bidders
will Immediately enter into written contract in &C
Bonts will Ls required In the amount Of the bid for
the faithful performance Of the contract with two or
usa ss wo; s,s.e b .: e % to
Owing to the mpracficabiity Of getting to tie diff
fercnt Agencies IN the wiAes coatractoss must be
prepared 70 have sufficient supplies on hand ut the
Respective Aeencies hy the S0i6 q Ociobs next 70
last until the 9Hh Of April. 1874 n 49, -
Right j. reserved tIst ID Tie event Of failure to
deliver these supplss - Secuirvd, Tho updess4uod
shall purchase the eame IN open market and the az.
fercncs IN prices wi b. charged 70 the contractor
Bidders arc also Invited 70 seaee at what prices
they win furnish the above articles u provisions a.
speedway Ut The following plDceA viz 1+F7I
Flathcsd Agency: Fort Lemhi. on Salmon River:
Camp Cook asO at or near the mouth Of the Muscle
1he river. and In the vicinity Il the Judith Basin by
way q Camp 9ak1. shOaJd the exiesDcies q TIE sei.
VICE require supplies At any Of these points.
For any fuRthcs informafaOh apply q thie 0eDce.
superintendent Indians Tor Montana.
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4 Horror.

Aurora. l!l!h 4 mnst dastasdly msraer xss eom.
NIT, aI ~ Dc kae county ihrce miles east q Sts
mick; beautiful young lady 81 scycptcen. eiScss
danysner q wealthy fasu>efG widow. ~ dsIifSr.
s , saos andinstan.y asA wlie sitting 4 the mp
her brother BY an ignorant darn hand nsmed Ioh S
Heed, the only pr4ext heihe that ~ ccfsSM "a ~.
company him to the Fourth q July csIshrstjon.
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Medical Notice.
DIR. O. b. WHITFORD.
OFFICE with front and rear cntrance in Harris
" Bros. Building, $50

MAIN STREET, DEER LODGE CITY, MT
The Doctor having permanently established in this
be found at his office 10 attend to calls in the city Or
from the country aud. having ten years experience
the treatment of disessee peculiar to the mountains
safely say that ii within the reach Ut medicine his
.atient. will bc successfully treated.
Private Diseases treated (whOut the use Of mcrcu-
~ with unparalleled success. syphilis In all it, vai
Gus forms, G0n0rih0ca, Gect Structure, Orchtis Her
MIA. SperD,atorhOca, and all Urinary diseases. Cor.
saton, by letter or ut the Office. free r. q. Box l26
.rsn ..t "a " a.. .rs
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Important to Miners.
MINERAL LAND SURVEYS

HAVING been appointed Deputy Surveyor Of min
III eral lands for the whole Territory Of Montana.
Am now tho only pesson In the Territory thu IL legally
authorized to make mineral land surveys for patent
under the cts Of Congress Of July Nth, 1865 aud
July 9TH, 1870.
No second survey will be required when tho prclim
mary survey has been executed by myself. ;
keep OH hand all the blanks that are requisite In
making applications. %
All requisite proofs can be made before me At the
lime Of making the preliminary survey.
For cost OF surveys, publication fees &C., call upon
u address me nj Helena. 1T.
No charges made for advice or information.
Office on Breckenridge near Rodney street, next
door to u. 8. Land Ofice.
YSd&Wtf GEO. b. FOOTR
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Delmonico Restaurant,
IA mes Rattle, Proprietor,
DEER LODGE =. MONTANA TERRITORY.
Having leased the commodious building formerly
known as the Franco American" l have elegantly
rcfTnshcd and rehtted the establishment intO First
Class Restaurant aud snail enleavOr To st betO.
my patrons table Supplied with the ! ... t,....
Best tho Market Affords.
49,. The Restaurant win be kept open ,.
Mig lat and Day!
And warm meals can be had anv hour of the twenty.
four. Connected with the Restaurant I have good
ROOMS AND. BEDN.
Where Lodgers will nnd drst-c,ass sleeping accom-
m0dations. "A share Of patronage II solicited. .
Government G9rOpOs..l =.
OFFICE c. c. g. DEPARTMENT or DAKorA,l
= st Paul. Num-, July Let, 1871.
CEALED PROPOSALS In duplicate are invited un-
kOtil ~ O'Clock, n. Thursday, August 3d. 1871, for
furnishing the United States Subsistence Department
delivered 1T Fort Dutord d. r. between October lst
and October 18TH iss the following articles Of good
IS.OO0 pounds potatoes ~ $685.
I'D, 3.NO pounds turntpe,
&c. 2,OUb pounds onions, .# *~ ts1 ~ .
3O)O pounds caoba:,ss, rr
w." 0V pounds bceta.
.t-- CIV pounds carrots. rr- o.. ga. H.. ~
vegetables" and addressed 70 A. G. T., Fort Benton
n. r. By order Of Major licnersl Hancock. 49,
.' ]. II GILMAN, Captain G. 8, U. s. A.
! ~ -, 80 ==i.t -t=HE# az ss.s#sa. Z -.
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n Eve caution the public from purchasing 4
cheap PianO which has been r-ceM yput In the msr.
Ecs, hearing the name "Aii0n.' All genuine Arion
p1sSS. ne"r the name Psten1 Aron. and can only w
authorised Agents throughout Tie United states ""
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dr.. Julien Perrault.

Deetsx Of NC dieins Of ths Faculty Of
Paris, Graduate Of the University
ssQussn's oslisgs," IN Canada, and
Physician Of the -. John Dartists
Soeisty Of San Francisce.
!, DR.. Psrrault has the pleasure tn inform his
numereus old patients and others seeking
be consulted daily ut bis Office, No. 5e2 Msnt-
go,nory Street, north-cast torner ef sacramento
Street, San Francisco, Rooms y, 10 and II, FIRST
ho0r, up ttaifs.
Censuitatiens and CerrespenAence in
Eng1ish, French and derman.
Having made ths various forms of Sexual
Disease and Nervous and Physieal De-
b1l1tY the subject Of minute Research aud sps-
cisl practice for many years, DR.. Pcrrauit con-
tiDucs to treat these nfhictions successfsl y, by
tho Dewest scientific methods, aud without resort
to Obnoxious X IN ediss.
{ Gonorrhea. Giect, Structures, Bubo., Ulcers,
Skin Erruptions, etc, In my stage, speedily
cured, and all Syphnitic and Mercurial Taints
eradicated from the system.
Nocturnal Emissions. Night Sweats, Dis
charge from the Ursthfa on going 10 stool or
making water, Pain in the Back. Steep dis.
turbrd by Dreams, Dizziness, Signing. Languor,
Palpitatien, Painting Coughs, Sailow Com picx-
hon, Growing weaknsss VI Sight Memory and
Intellectual Faculties. Ciouded Ideas, Asoii-
enes Of Society, Disinciinatiou 10 attend tc
l
Symptoms or Nervous and Physical
PEostration. the result vi Self Abuse and Ex-
ccssiye ulgcnee,- which If not timely check
ed. will never fall tn induce premature decay,
| and terminate in total Loss Of Manhood.
PatieBts complaining Of one OF more Of the
abovo symptoms. should apply Immediately u
DR.. Perrsuit, M be hns discovered New and Re-
liable Remedies. which enable hiu,to guarantee
. speedy and radical cure of
Seminal wsakness and Impetenee.
t..- ~.
| sufferers who have tried this boastsd Doctor,
and that advertixcd Physician, until worn ont
aud discouraged; We claim not 10 know every
thing, nor To cure everybody. but We do claim
that, in all eases taken under treatment, We full
| all our prom iscs.
| Ladies suffering from any complaints Incident
nj TO their sex, can consult the Doctor with as.
arHbce of relief. l.
Patients in the country Elm he
! Cured at Home
| ny addressing letter to Dr. Perranlf, 5C2
Montgomery ST.. or Box 973 =. o., San Fran
cisco. stating their rs minptsly as possible,
habits 1f living. occupation, etc.
| Dr. Perraalfs diplomas are In his ofIiee where
people can see for themselves that they are un
| Low charges. Hest references given II re.
quircd. All eoinma e#tiobs cot Gdentiai.
! br. perrsalt IL sole agent ip California, for
Dr.. Biott's Celebrated Female Monthly Pills
| which arc unspprssebsd, sud far in sdsanc. OF
/ every other reiscdy f,r suppre.ron and thcr
irregularities In females. Price: g 90 per
Box; sent by mail express securely packed.
| vena4yt.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-08-04
RAMS DELL NORWAY OATS
THE M0sT.PR0llslc IN Tire. WORLD! /!
One Bushtl is Plenty Of Seed for an Acre !!
Yield 80.to 100 per cent more than Com,
zyi mon -Oats.with Half the Amount
I: Z. 80 Of Seed per Acre,

Oregon yield tho last two years fboth short crop
years. In 1869, early sown, from 50 to mere
than 100 bushels per acre late sown, so TO 40
bushels. In 1870, early sown, each bushei spwn
produced from SO 70 20 bushels; late sown (t3rh
Of May), 48 to SO bushels.
California yield In 1870, go to It's bushels
from 80 lbs. seed per acre. t-.--tsz 81
Norway seed sold in San Francisco the past
winter at 81. so per hushel of 80 lbs. We
rant these oats clean and genuine. at $500 per
sack Of ~ lbs. 6r viii furnish them to be test
ed with common oats. to be put in Hell. in good
season. in clean land, aud ut the same time
Three-fo1rths of the excess which the Norway
yields over the common oats must be delivered 10
Us at the granary ON the farm where the DROP is
raised, in pay for the seed furnished.
Salem, March 90, 1871. ]. B. McCLANE.
y6n32tf - fss i. III. JtDSoN,
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A Glorious Change!!
THE GREAT WORLDS TONIC.
Plantation Bitters.

This wonderful vegetable re-
storntive il the sheet-ancla0r OF
the feeble and debilitated. As q
tonic and cordial for the aged
and languid, it has NO equal
among stomachics. As q remedy
for the nervous weakness %
which women are especially sub
ject, il h sszperseding every other
stimulant. In all climates, tropi-
cal, temperate, OF frigid, II acts
a. a specific i'm every species Of
disorder which undermines the
bodily strength and breaks down
the animal spirits. For sale by
all druggists.
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NUMMONa.


In the Circuit Court Of the Slate Of Ore
gon, for the county ef Liam.
Abraham Osborn, plaintiff. vs.. Dodridge Har-
roll, J. w. Perry and Araminta Perry. his wife;
James Rose and Snsannah Rose his Nifss Geo.
May and William May, defendants. ! stlst1
Suit in Equity. - - G sS4s1
To ]. W. Perry and Araminta Perry. his wife;
James Rose and Susannah Rose. his wife. de-
PENDANTS:
I In the name ofsthe State of orcgn-yon and
each of you are hereby required TO appear and
answer the complaints of the plaintiff filed in
the above entitled suit. BY the fourth Monday
the Esd day of October, 1871 being the frst day
of the next term Of said Court. .
Aud ifi you fail to answer said complaint as
required for want thereof, the plaintif will take
decree against you for partition Of the fol-
lowing tract Of land, to wit: West half Of Do
nation Claim No. 81, Not. Ne. 568; in sections
one and twelve Tp. 10 South Rangss2, West,
Linn county. Oregon, and for pro rata proportion
Of costs.
On the 3sik dSy Of July, 1871, the Hon. B.
r. Bonham, Judge Of said Court. made an erdel
that the service Of this summons be made by pub,
location for six weeks in the State Rights Demo.
crAt. .ssss s. "A. JOHNS. Atty for Milf
noOW0 y
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100000 Season Tickets Of Admission will
be sold, ct SO 80 each.
All the Premiums will be deposited Ia the
BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY.
PREMIUMS.
2.Oos Gold Coin Premiums. .m,rg to sioo,


BUSINESS MANA9ERs--A. w. Potter,
A. II. Hagadorn. j. C.rweli Lee.
by special permission We refer to the follow
Ing we'll know, citizens:
John II. Dickson. Sheriff Nevada County.
I. w. Sigourney.
J.hn A. Lancaster, National Exchange Hotel.
NJ. s. Dsal, Editor Nsvsda Transcript.
v. sebmiitbarg. Postmaster.
Julius Green watd, County Treasurer.
q. %. Newell. ex- County Supervisor.
Thos. J. Gardner. Editor Nevada Gszetts.
p. Banner. Merchant
X. u. Guntry. late Sheriff Nevada County.
l.. 4. Belt. Deputy Postmaster.
Ira A. Eaton, Union Hotel
u. @. Allen. Nevada Foundry.
Judge T. II Rsife.
Geo. X. Phillips. Merchant.
A. Goidsmith, Merchant
WIN. II. Coo. Chi Er giseer. Fire Departn.t
T. canGslj. ex Chief Engineer. :"
A. Sanford. Merchant.
Biis-n u Potter. Merchants.
Lester l. Muliey, Merchants.
l.. Niheii. City Msrshat.
Coed rvsPopsibls agents wanted. Liberal
commissions allowed. Money should b. sen,
by exprrss, tr by DRAFT upon any solvent Bsnk.
Address all Communications to
e.. ID. SOCIETY.
pB9td Nevada City, Cal.
}. g. MENDESHALL. Agent nj Albany.
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FrRia;aEN,s cEnEfnAr1oS.--our fire.

FrREMEN,s CEnEnRATIoN.--Ou Dur fire-
men hada joyonstime last Friday, and
one which will be long remembered
with pleasure by ell who participated.
Over fffty firemen from Salem arrived
on the z. NJ. train and were escorted
through the 3streets by Albany Fire
Company, to swelling strains of music
discoursed by the Salem and Albany
Brass Band. After the procession
halted in front Of the Engine House
Mayor Cranor stepped forward and de-
iivered the keys of the house over to
the President of the Company, In a
neat, appropriate and eloquent speech,
referring In stirring language to the re-
cent great conflagrations in Paris and
other cities, and eulogizjng the gal
lantry of the firemen who rescued and
saved millions of dollars worth OF prop
erty from the destroying element In
those dread scenes at the peril of theil
own lives. He impressed upon oul
firemen their duty, and enjoined upon
them q faithful guardianship of the
trust that day reposed in them by the
citizens of Albany. The President, on
behalf of the Company, received the
keys and expressed thanks for the in
terest which the citizens had mani.
tested in the Company. and promised
that the future acts of the firemen
should attest In more substantial
manner their full appreciation of the
responsibility resting upon them as
guardians OF the property Of the city
against the ravages of the ''Dread Fir,
King After thsse ceremonies were
concluded the firemen and their In
vited guests partook of a splendid col
lation prepared and rendered free by
Mr.. Brenner, of the st. Charles Hotel
Toasts, cheers and good humor ruled
the passing moments of this sumptu'
Gus feast, and it was pronounced leap.
ital" i'm three rousing cheers by the as
sembled company. The festivitie:
ended with grand ball at Parrish:
Hall in the evening, and a happier tim,
was never witnessed In Albany. The
management was good, the music su'
perb and the supper magnificent, and
when the hour of A. N. was usheret
in the wearied dancers went home will
safety of all JOY possible to be
crowded into one day.
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NOTICE 70 CTtEDITORs.

ESTATE OF 3. B. MOORE DEC EASED.
NJ OTICEi is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, By
IN order Of the County Court Of Linn county,
Oregon, duly made and entered ef record on the
26th day Of July, 1871. the uudersigned we're
duly appointed administrator and adninistratrixx Z
Of the estate Off. B. Moore, decsaseds late q
said county. Therefore, all pcrsons having CLAIMS
against said estssc are notified to present the same
properly verified. to tho undersigusd, ut the city
of Hsrriabarg, in said couNty And state, wiihsn'
the time and in the manner provided ~ iawj
and this notice u published inI pursnsnne % an
order of said conss. S. -.
80 5{, lanes RILEY. Admini tsetor.
s1 ANN REBECGA MOORE.
s.. IS 4 Administratrix.
Gro. r. Hrrx. attorney for the estate.
h5o--4V
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2 HEARD FRoa. eon Thursday, July
f3, James Shepherd, father.of the late
Mrs. Delazon Smith, has arrived at
his home in Keosaqua, Iowa. af-
ter nine months visit to this county,
looking, as the Pan Bsxs'en Democrat
has it, ahale and hearty and twenty
years younger than whenhe left home. y
Miss Lizzie Smith, who accompanied
him to Iowa, is much improved in
health, and bids fair to recover entirely.
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Mr.. Bergh has been a bensfactori to animals
in relieving them from cruelty aud over-work.
But theresis alpcklsss svorker which performs
tho hardest and most incessont tasks 10 the
world, yet is generally obused and over-worked
and that Il the humsn stom aon. What wonder
that it becomes dyspeptie7 To avoid dpspepsia
and have good health. live properly and uss
Ds. WALHHe's GALIYoRNIA viNEaAR BirfERs
the greet inyieofator apd blood .puri6er. which
will infallably cure all diseases Of the digestiv
apparatus. the skin, liver. kidneys, bladder OIL
blood.
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MARRIED

BYLAND = BELL. - At the Cosmopolitan
Hotel, Portland, July 2ath, by Rev. O. H. At
klnson, Mn. boy G. BYLAND t, Miss EnMA u.
Bell, both .cf Linn county.
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Lish Applegate lectures at Corval-
lis on August 5th. Subject, The New
Deal,
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HOWARD S< CO.,
Wdtchmdkcrs and .Jescelers,
No. S85 5BROADWAY, New York.
We have full stock NJ extra heavy aeas =
such as 4. 5, 8 4 OF. always on hand and. can
fli all orders promptly. 7sf ux2rn2
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PERsosAL.+4We take thc following

PERSONAL. 1--WE take the following
from the Oregonian of Wednesday:
Mr.. r. H. Crawford, of the North
Portland school, returned Yesterday
FF6as Snextanded trip To- Linn county,
across the Cascade mountains and
to Ochoco valley. He reports good
road across the Cascade mountains.
and a fine. grazing country on the
.6tlzerzsfde. With his father, 'Dr. Craw-
ford Of. Linn. county, be visited. the
veIlefable Jas. III. Douthit, formerly of
Linn county, and atone time President
of the State Agricultural Society We
regret to learn that lNrs. Douthit was
Y ing at the point Of death. =
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,ea Are 20 HrIhngou tuHs no cAH % eunsHlteu vi
,ut fear Of observation. it Jk.szsss
To Correspondents.

Patients residing in any part of the State, how
ever distant, who may desire the opinion and ad-
who think proper TO submit written statement Of
such, in preference to holding personal Interview,
are respectfully assured that their communication
will be held most sacred.
Ifthc case be fully and candidly described, per-
sonal communication will be unnecessary, as in
structions for Diet regimen and the general treat
ment Of the (including the remedies), will be
forwarded without delay, and in such manner as
to convey no idea of the purport of the letter OF
parcel so transmitted. Consultation by letter or
otherwise. FREE. Permanent cure guaranteed or
NO pay. Address, w. X. DoHERTY. Md.
San Francisco, California.
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NEW WAREHoUsE.-We call atten-
tion to the advertisement of Almon
Wheeler in another column. He has
leased the new warehouse which has
just been erected at Sheds Station, on
the railroad, and is prepared to pay the
highest Albany price for grain and
to store on the most advantageous
terms.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES issued by the
Clerk Of Linn county for the month Of
July: .aas,rss .Esas sssgs sasI ~
John Young to Keziah Rogers.
? ia. Campbell to Martha e. Stinson,
r. P. Miller to N, J. Lawson.
N. NJ. Follis to Minerva A Gore.
LII. ClaypooI to j. J. Pennington.
Donald Byland to Emma Bell.