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A sALE, BY THhHcA PHBhic Auof1oS FAESTT Of EIEuHST
HoRsKs, WAGONS. ia MMARNEss, 4C;a ON Friday,
by JOHN D. HAMLIN, Auctoneer,
Of all the elegant Stock Of the Hon James Waterbury,
formerly Of Waterbury, Conn., who abroad and sells
Coupe and Dog Cart Horse Major blood bay Is hands
inches high the most elegant styled horse In the city
fine knee action and good travellers believed to be the
finest large horse In the ci warranted sound and kind
Together with imported English wowheeled Dog Cart
and Harness, all extra fine and frs. class.
Tea of extra ne stylish and rich Horsea fine chestnut
and dal pie gray, 16 hands high aud years old have
no superors tor style and actions sharp, game and
prompt although perfectly gentle and safe can trot in
Waterbury to dog cart carrying three persons in
they elegant drivers either curbs plain bits
have mean tricks vices either single double
IN the stable; were the noted team at Newport last
season for style and speed in fact are extra fine and
finest team taking into consideration their speed,
metry, bone and muscle. ever offered in this city
have aze enough for coach speed enough for the road
and sale Tor family team will be sold separate, with
Brown trotting Mare, l5x hands high, years old ;
sired by Eureka dam by Hoaglands Messenger; per.
feet 81 atlemans roadster splendid driver high
breeding fine gated prompt and reliable trotter can
lady to drive, and warranted sognd and kind.
Also blood bay tr0tting and family Horse, known as
the Borper horse; l5h hands high; years old this
Spring sired by Edward Everett. dam By seelys Star;
in Orarge county 50 when years old ine superior
road horse elegant driver, and pull road wagon,
carrying two men. in 245 speed 80 gait, and
warranted sound and kind.
Also elegant Phaeton two Brewster Wagons Dog Cart.
two ses Of double Harness by Dunscomb two sets OF
single, Blankets, DC.
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spoRTING-poGs. BIRDS. sc.

49,. sfOnIING-DOG Birds, 81.
A FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF. FANCY DOGS,
d No
A MILLION BROOK TROUT AND s. ACRES OF
Address os~eso &c ssw
.....,...,...,.,.... THE TURF: ..,..,--.,-..--.
A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB
SPRING MEETING 1879
SsfSSSSsSts; SHSsSas safSSsSaSs ssS: ssSs $:9s 1 H.
TGEsD17, june H.
sAFJKbAY, ssAzFTJhKsbb1YY, june june IL L.
First race each day Dane'uav sELadsr az pr.saen.
JEROME PARK RACES
An elegant imported foqrn hand Carriage and Har
sss %hss By s Of Sp !.
nsn I .od s . 5s s sos
o6 s
pRosPEcr PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION.
SESa sS snd dsss1
owner names GEd aa%e'6 6ARXEEY superintendent
pRosPECr PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
STPFhiafb TUhsba aY@5 nYset3psi Uah !sis iS
PURsE No s2o-For horses that have never beaten
Peter Nance enters b. 8 w. H. Allen
w. II. b. Y. j w.
Alden Goldsmith enters s1nt h m n Hqntresa
PURSE No. ssooFres ns1 for al running horses best
Thes. Jones enters B. Firy dam Maiden BY Beacon.
PURSE No s a5o-For horses that have never beaten
earo sners enssfs Ben g. nasy Starr = whitney
{ 1$SnSETsy & Esyy. jT;, sSisf: Sr; s Joker;
sHsss:T Hss:s .Sss ss'ss' ss Il Z
PURSE No -Four yearod Colt stake;
A. Patterson enters b. Baron Lun, by Happy Me-
s'n HGsD sns5' DaSnsosbx n Esfbxp June y
PURSE SEN No s-Frse for all running horses, mile
Thqs Jones en.srs Bay Filly dam Maiden BY Beacon
s0rf enters D'ss szME 1sye 51y sy mp Mickey Free
PURSE No. $o00-For horses that have never beaten
Pierce Hayden enters b. m; M. Lady Annie
sit csrrc eatsfs easss en- M l. Hiahsna Gds Maid
PssT PPsnTgrsy Js enters cn,nsan,I sr nidia Pcton
saSdan lRs enters snssr. g. M 1aes Constance ntans
asog gS;ss snss5s s1,an. s1 Belle q
Races Commence each each day At O'CLOCK prompt good
Eoase Sy
GEO ~ oAkLEY supt r. o. READ, Pres't
TRorTING AT FLEETWOOD pARK-oN THURSDAY.
bestahrse IN i've in harness .''N-' '''' "'"''
4 1.D:Ia .. McMann Nnnsnra enters s. s. e. Fred .
= f"'' Will WILLIAM X L. aoPS vaN corT, superintendent
TRoTrTNG At FLEETWOOD PARK ON FRIDAY,
1 June 9, atsPM n Purse 81 so. mile heats best In
81 81, 900 first $500 to second Dan Pffer enters m
American Girl to wagon; w. H. Crawford enters b. &.
J. " Conley, formerly Beppo, to wagon catch weight;
j. L. Doy entera Eonesuch In harness Admission 81
WIN. H. VAN OOTT, Superintendent.
DOOLs SOLD AT JOHNsON's, LIST BROADWAY
corner Twenty eighth street, on the trQt between
On s s92sf .as
ing. at O'Clock. T. b. JOHNSON.
THE ENTRIES 70 THE UTICA PARK ASSOCIATION
Running Race Meeting, june 25 26 and n, hereby
extended from June until June l6 at NJ, at Bagg's
Hotel Utica Declarations until juno 20 at place
CHARLES W. HUTCHINSON, President
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A GENERAL VARIETY OF SECOND HAND CAR
@ @ ass ssssa. ssSft Sx
against q Certain New YORK deal
ssss osy be fnS
A syLKY, SIS; OPEN WAGON, SO; PONY
s fSaesSs do ss a vi @ Hsqpess sUp q S dS
- : - - : JAMES JENKINS.
LARGE AssoErxEST mt OF NEW AND SECOND us
BugRies, Pony Phaetons. Grocers and Business Wagons
aIs sIesy s,4ss reduced prcea III West Broadway near
A RRIvED AGAIN.; DEYo, OF JACKSON CITY,
"A Michigan with 50 head Of those fine Horses single,
Lexington and Third avenues, twenty .ffs6 street
n ness, Coaches Wagons Whips, Robes and all the
sr e e ons s Eysy hnf v
M % s &c ppem III @ T. y OK
der OF mortgagee.
A LOT OF HORSES FROM THE COUNTRY, FIT
FOR al nna & q Sae M M sea o. sre
A LOT OF TOP BUGGIEs, ROAD WAGONS, Rx-
a press Grocery and light Business Wagons for sale
cheap rs West Twentyseventh street. between Eighth
A FIvEYRAR-oLD HORSE FOR sALE-GENTLR
"a for lady t9 drive Can be seen at SG William William
A PRETTY PAIR OF l3-HAND PoMEs-BAY,
resoute little trotters driven and ridden by ladies
children price $500 At private stable lo6 East fieh St
AT LOWER PRICES THAN EVER BEFORE OF
IA fered our immense stock Of Carriages comprising
ons new and second hsnd "' o"''ass' "-
MANUFACTURERS UNION. sss Broadway.
LDERNEy COW IN CALF AND HEIFRR-vERY
"A handsome, full blooded; bargain, account Of
being overstocked cow 500; heifer SloO lowest 2s
bro0dway, up stairA
ENGLISH oAMBLET DUST RoBEs.-wE IN
IL vite attention to large assortment Of the above, In
o variety Of ST AIDES and handsomely bound.
BREWSTER Co, & 5th sv., corner Nth st
A SPLENDID LARGE ALDERNEY.DURHAM COW; /;
N gives IL quarts superior milk per day.
N. ClAAPP, l3 Hoboken avenue, Jersey City HeigfxA
sTIvERS WAGON, ONE OF HIS BEST, NEARLY
"A new for sale, with dark brown Mare, good road
ster; kind and gentle; Gibson Harness; will be sold
Q. H. TYLER, 81 Hudson street
A THE CARRIAGE OF THE PERIOD"
Pony Phaetons, 20 different styles;
very best make and finish, low prices
No Cortlandt street, near Broadway
A CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.
IA. No Cortlsndt street near Broadway.
All the scasonable styles 10 order and warranted.
Choice assortment now on hand,
2oto 40per cent below Broadway prices.
GENTLEMAN WILL HIRE FOR HIS OWN UsE,
n for the Summer season, II on reasonable terms,
.s.s nS:e Or Grad ra oS Sse %.s0n and Ad
4 GOOD STRONG HORSE FOR sALE-sUITABLE
"A for kind Of work TO be sold cheap Apply st No
/ AN ELEGANT LANDAuLRr, MADE TO ORDER. FOR
~ gals tw, AnnH - ~ Wess FoEtieth gEseA
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REMOV AIS.

WIN TRArTEL BROS LEAVE TO INFORM HIS Gus
w toners and friends that Ne has removed hfs old es
tAbiished Jewely Business to ls0 Nass&a street. sorn
RpgueeA soomA
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RLACK MARE FOR sALE-AT SACRIFICE, FOR
- want of cash; l51s hands 9 years; sound, Kind
Iots safe ior any lady to drive. 20 East Thir-
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DENTISTRY.

nR WHITE DENTIST, 2a9 SIXTH AVENUE (FOR-
IL merly of 76) Beautiful sets Of Artificial Teeth SA
S0 and Sb warranted 10 ut perfecay toeth filled ~
Open Sundays
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At THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART
n OF WILLIAM VANTASSELL,
ITO, liz AND ia EAST THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR
Fourth
ELEGANT FOuRIN-HAND DRAG, NEARLY NEW,
built by Brewster 4 Co, OF BrooEe street.
VICTORIA, BUT LITTLE USED, BUILT BY BREWS
ter Co., OF Broome street
sIx-sEAT DEPOT, WAGON, BUILT BY WOOD
CURTAIN COACH, VERY LIGHT. IN PERFECT
COUPE IN GOOD ORDER
Top and top Pony Phaetons
Basket and panel Pony Phaetons.
Top and To Wagons.
Road, Depot and Express Wagons.
PONY TURNOUT-BAY PONY, l2L HANDS HIGH,
years old perfectly kind and gentle. and warranted
sound also Harness and Phaeton.
jump seat Wagons and Rockaways Harness, Robes,
&C, at private sale, at greatly reduced prices.
In VIEW OF THE
coming Races
we would call the attention OF the public TO
Derby Carts,
and original in design patented and sold only by
this house.
Quality being the true measure Of value we are satisfied
that when Carriages fairly judged by this stand
ing price will be esteemed secondary consideration.
Warerooms-Fifth avenue, corner Twenty seventh st
Factory-l45 East Twenty fifth street.
j. b. BREWSTER 4 co.
Established 1898
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

DoNY PHAEToNs-EvERY DESCRIPTION POpU.
lar prices; depot Wagons in great variety two eIe-
CANT six seat extension.top Phaetons PARK Wagons
light Rockaways, low prices e
MANUFACTURERS UNION 6ss Broadway
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.


4ER cHss4as van FasEL LECTION MART
at the old stand no il and Il. East a fhirSsnth Street
AND
GENTLEMEN w1snisa q SsIGst rs SnncuAsE OR THOSE
E0rses rsa 81 csss Ss 70 sell vii VIII m d h
the ssams sMtragAtfOrward M principles which have
give The purchaser every horse that is warranted
sound from q to A hours for trial
A ucTIoS HOUSE Ts,s 99EsARcH; JOHNSTON
81 Nassau street, opposite the Post ONCE
THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF THE HOUSE is
ID a ARp Ts Ths EAST sFAY9g
Sne.s vii win bs and PLACE
prncpes Witch bass .s
ss n a. %
dSiS ERSSfiR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
AT l0H O'CLOCK.
iG sse s ms as s1 ehsf At
EsEs E'; SD3AsdR KS suAI MADE ON CON
REMEMBER THE SALE SdiooS COMMENCES AT 10Y
A. oAhnIAeEs' A.
in great variety of styles and finish
EXTENSION TOP PHAETONs AND cABRIoLErs,
very choice In trimming and finish.
PONY PHAETONS,
with and without tops in willow and panel, on and
"C' springs
THE ENGLISH "DENMARK PHAEToNn
an imported carriage, most exQuitev finished In cloth
and morocco
THE "IMPgRIALn OR SHELL PHAEToN,m
one OF the most recherche s carriages for the park or
THE GENTLEMAN'S DEPOT WAGON.
In various styles and finish indispensable carriage
the country
The above together with great variety of other
sonable Carriages, are offered ut
REDUCED PRICES
Also choice stock and variety Of Brewster f Broome
street, second hand Wagons
For sale by
A. g. FLANDRAU,
Nos and Is East Eighteenth street. Fifth avenue
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LOST AND FOUND.

7 osT.-To ZONE WHO KNOWS ABOUT DIAMOND
ring $50 reward tno more) II returned IN two days
Aldre AL hox Pos of
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EUROPE.

TUTE PAPER-PREMIUMS TO PAPER MAKERS
81 Messrs JOHN LENG CO.. Dundee, hereby offer =
L "A premium Of ESQ for the best Ream of Paper made
vertser Of which the MAKER will undertake to supply
30 tons at price not exceeding I'D per ID.
premium OF fl00 for the best ReAm of Papcr made
entirely Of nte suitable tor printing the Dundee Adver
iser and OF which the maker will undertake to supply
l0O tons at I'D. per lb.
The specimen rcams 10 be delivered at the Dundee Ad
vertiscr 0fce on or before the 1st September 1873
The sizes and weights required will be given on appli
cation TO JOHN LEN0 CO., Advertiser Office, Dundee,
nd
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MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING.
-MATsON WALTON 1852 BROADWAY, ABOVE
IA. Union square, has just received of elegant
Round Hats for the
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pONY.-FOR SALE, BOYS OR GIRLS PONY;
i perfectly sound, gentle and kind. Apply at private
stable l40 teth street. between sixth and Seventh
avenues from 8 to ii A. NJ.
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THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
i New York. -
IA and LAG Broadway.
NEW YORK, June 4, 1873.
At election for nine Trustees Of this Company, held
following named were elected TO for term
JOHN wADswORTH
WILLIAM ii. P0PHAM,
WILLIAM A. HAINES.
SEYMOUR l. Hustled,
SAMUEL d. BABCOCK,
FRANCIS SKIDDY,
WILLIAM +. BABCOCK,
FREDERICK ii. COSSITT,
LEWIS MAY.
And at subsequent meeting Of the Board Of Trustees
FREDERICK s. WINSTON unanimously elected
President for the ensuing year. -
Secretary.
THE PRINCIPAL DRAWING
i Of the 18th Brunswick Government Lottery,
with 5000 Tickets and ZAOOO Prizes,
will commence May rs and end June l3
Highest prize 10, 600 Prussan Thalcrs
Royal Havana Lottery--Next drawing June TO-
ROYAL Saxon Government Lottery.
CITY OF Hamburg Lottery.
Prizes cashed and information given
THE0DOR ZBCHOCH,
JIG Nassau street. box 6.0D Post Office.
1890 200 is DRAWN DAILY IN THE LEGAL
YCOC.COC ized Kentucky Lottery Royal Havana
and Kentucky circulars free; 2kc commission allowed
Address BAILEY CO. tofice established 30 years. lIA
Broadway.
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AIEssRs. POWER wYLTE, sHIPBRoKERs AND
M Commission Agents. 62 Jamaica street. Glasgow beg
announce that they are open to act agents
signees that city. Having very copnection
they would attend to orders for buying ship
ping. &c., at very moderate commission.
THE QUEENS HOTEL, NEAR THE CRYSTAL
i Palace, Upper Norwood London-ro tourists and
famcs-ts elevated, pleasant and most saiubrous posi-
uon combined with the comfort afforded and It's general
resprt Of ths pRpeE Tapla " Enslsh Socisz,
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HERALD BRANCH OFF1CE-UPTOWN.
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD
kECEIvED AT TIE BRANCH OFFICE,
lae5 BROADWAY AND $50 SIXTH AVENUE
BETWEEN THIRrY.FIRsT AND THIRTY SECOND
STREETS
ADVERTISEMENTS ARE RECEIVED FROM A. NJ
TILL p M. ON WEEK DAYS SUNDAYS TILL 9P
N.Y. AT OFFICE RATES
NEwSDEALERS SUPPLIED WITH HERALD AT
O'CLOCK EVERY MORNING. NO EXTRA CHARGES
PARIS AGENCY OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD.
MEssss. KREMER CO.. AMERICAN REGISTER
HAVE BEEN APPOINTED PARIS AGENTS FOR THE
NEW YORK HERALD. THEY WILL SUPPLY DEAL.
ERs WITH COPIES OF THE HERALD, AND ALSO
SINGLE NUMBERS OF THIS PAPER TO PARTIES
REQUIRING THEM
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NEW YORK YACHT CLUB REGATTA,
IN On Thursday, June B.
Steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK. Commander l. v. Tilton,
will accompany the yachts the Regatta leaving
Thirty fourth street, r. at 9l1 NJ. and pier y
root Murray street, at 10 A. NJ Keatings celebrated
brass string and reed Band will discourse choice music
during tho entire trip Fare for the excursion ~.
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ONE OF THE FINEST TEAMS OF CARRIAGE
~ Horses In the country daPple bTownl, 16 hands,
Vice stylish and unsurpassed nrs class team
at the mart Of ARCH JOHNSTON, 10 TO 25 East Thir.
Friday o'clock, will then 10 sold at auction ct the
mart - abVye
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FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
a.. Birds acc; Medicines for all diseases; Prepared
FOOD for mocking birds AtB G DovEY's, No Greene
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To Females.


rstients reading In any part OF the country
and advice OF Dr. Doherty in their respective
cases, and who think proper to submit . writ
a personal interview. are respectfully assured
that their communications will be held most
sacred. The Doctor y regular graduate and
II the case be fully and candidly described
person9l communication Will be unnecessary
as instractiona for diet, regimen. and the gen
eral treatment Of the case tinclnding the RENE.
dies), viii be forwarded without delay. and In
such a manner AZ TO convey no idea OF the
Should your condition require, In mediate at.
tention, send ten dollars In coin Tor that value
Express, and package OF medicine, viii be
sent to yotf address with the necessary ifistruc.
tions for use. Consultation by letter or ether,
pay. s.s.,s
San Francisco, Cal.
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oUR LET TER BOX.
OZARK rARuERs, cI.UB.

JUNE IS, 1879.
Editor Democrat:
Quite a number of citizens metat the
Thorp School House in the Forks ot
the Santiam, on the Sd ult., for the
purpose of organizing a Farmers Club.
Joseph Bilyeu was chosen Chairman.
and Hon. T. III. Munkers, Secretary.---
The club then proceeded to elect par
manent officers, but were not able to
perfect their organization at that meet
ing; since that time we have had an-
other meeting and effected perma-
nent organization, which think will
prove beneficial to It's members. Not
being furnished with 0 copy of resolu-
tions-setting forth the sentiments of
the club, will give my own opinion
In respect to this grand movement
We. the laboring class, and more espe-
ciaily the farmers, of this State, feel
that we have been imposed upon by
certain corporations aud monopolies
now in existence among us; that the
farmer has been taxed exorbitantly
for the expectation of his products
These statements being true, we think
them sufficient to justify those oppress-
ed In making an effort to free them
selves from the oppressive and exact
ing hands of these corporations, who
are not only dangerous to the interests
of the la6oring man. but equally SO to
our Republican institutions. Judging
from the history of the past, If great
reformation is not effected, in regard
to the protection of labor against capi-
tai, our death. as a Republic, is eer-
tain. 1t being true that there Is great
strength in union, we deemed it right
and prudent to organize ourselves into
this society, In order that we might,
by concentrating with other clubs, as
sist in freeing the working classes OF
this State from the clutches of the mo-
nopoiies. We believe that it is also
theopinion ofIhis club that IL Is not safe,
or 10 the best interests of the farmers,
to patronizs the warehouses of the ..
il {. II. II. Co. As the farmers are be-
ing imposed upon by the present trant-
portation line, we are in favor of getting
rid of the evil, either by establishing
or by legisiation-or both.
IHe favor the erection OF warehouse
ut the mouth of the Columbia, but we
certainly must have u line OF vessels to
ply between this country and our for
eign markets. L. BfLYEU, Sec'y.
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SEAS0NABLE ADVICE :
TO SU FF Err Err s :
p r. THO WI AS,
COL Keasney Street, Private Entrance on
Sacramento Street,


May be privately and conddentially consulted,
either personally or by letter. for the cure OF
tiiseases OF the Generaiive Organs, comprising
Seminal Weakness. Nervous Debility, lmpo.
tence. syphilis In whatever form. Gonorrhd.a.
4leet. structure of the Ufethra.j contracted by
fon sfopi:ai eai sad air. Of sxposure 70 "
etssltudes Of temperature. sa
enfcrming sufferers where thcy may consult q
aedical man who can give them proof OF hav-
ing passed through such a course of profession
10 the fullest confidcnce and enable those re.
quiring assistancc To distinguish between him
seiI.styied sell. Docfes. who would. Il he possessed ed
any dgrse gree, at a.,: gisay & enough INFORM the
DIR. THOMAS experience has extended over
Emsiand irsiand. xsssraiia. AeisoarRe. if ions ~
Queensland. Trisbane, South Africa. and other
lrPPat Por shree Years Dr. rhomas was xttaet al
westminster % % T Hospital, broad sanctnary; % one as
year at SC. Georges Medical. School, Hyde
Park, London; First Prizeman and Gold Med.
London, 1. % and iormerly surgeon 'i to the South south
West London Hospital. Also, for six months
Ohstetric attendant at the Westminster Mater
In 1855. Dr. Thomas passed his examination
at the Royal College Of g Surgeons. Sur g. London. his
Cesar "a 4 Hswkins. 3 Il aFais eS lanes e L Luxe. Z
Mossdcn. q S a. sas E &. 8. 1ss and fhos wosmala " i
f.. Il. G. B. E.. Jas. Moncrlefr Arnott, Henry
Green and John South. President and Vice
| fresdents.
| In 1861, DR.. Thomas passed. his examinatien
at the Royal College of Physicians. I,ondon
| his examiners consfsting OF the following emi
nent Physicians: Sir Thomas Watson, M. D..
OF Edlnburg. w. z. Page NJ. d.. james r. Ben
/ nett, M. d., Arthur Fare, NJ. D., Henry Old
! ham, NJ. D., John Erichsen, +. X {. s. E., Thos
q. Clarke, II. r. C. 8. 81
/ In 1854, DR.; Thomas met the examiners OF the
College d Surgeons, and passed the Midwifery
examination, his examiners cohsisting OF Rob
| ert Lee, VI, D., Henry Oldham, M. ID. Arthur
Farre. Physician, Accoucher TO the Princess Of
/ In 1871, Bf Thomas made q iengthsned mo
fesslDnal white Germany, with the -ob5ect ol
making himself acquainted with the views OF
several eminent German Pathologists. During
this visit he passed his examination at Liebigis
celebrated University Of Giessen, and received
j the Degree Of Nj. D..rn Doctor of Medicine
With the highest honors, conferred by the
Chancellor, Dr. Frederick William Herman
WasserschIebeff Rector, Br. John Michae
Francis BifnbaHm bena. Of. Gustavus Adol
phus Wernher.
In conclusion. DR.. Thbmas desires te stats
that his treatment fs In the highest degree sue
cessfui, giving increased power to the brain
heart and nervous organfzation; also enrich
ilhg the muscular tissues, and patients placing
themselves under his professionai care will re
ceive speedy and permanent cure, looked fol
in vain from quack remedies, or those Anhc
liquainted with the Pathology of special diseases
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Or. Doherty has just published an Important
pamphlet embodying his own views and expe-
fiences In relation to lmpotence or Witty, be.
ing a short treatise on Spermatofrhtea Or Sem.
inal Weakness, Nervous and Physical Debility
consequent. on this affection, and other disea-
ses of the Sexual Organs.
Tat4littde work contains information OF the
nj 81 va1ue 90 all, whether n}hffied or sinGlA,
affibwill be sent FREE by mail on receipt b
six cents In postage stamps for return postage.
Address. w. X. DOHERTY. NJ. D..l
v3n3Stf San Francisco CAL
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LEBANON Brass BANDA Brass
Band has been organized nt Lebanon
and instruments have been sent for.
We learn that u number Of experienced
musicians are member OF the band.
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To TEAcHERs.-rhe regular exami-
nation Of teachers will be held In the
Albany District School House on Sat-
urday, June 2sth, beginning at o o. clock
A. NJ. Certificates. II granted, free.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-06-13

For SODA SPRINGS afessrs. 8. q.
Grouse and Wm. Gird took their fansi-
lies 20 Soda Springs last, Monday,
Wnefe they design leaving them during
the coming Summer months. Ve
understand several other parties COPS
template doing likewise in short
tine. -
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ALBANY CoLLEaIArE INSTITUTE

ALBANY 1CoLLEGIATEI EISSTITUTE.-
The. commencement exercises at the
Albany Collegiate Institute will be
held during next week. On Wednes-
day evening Rev. Stephen Bowers,
'ofSalem. will deliver a lecture before
the Literary Union. On Thursday
afternoon commencement exercises be-
gin, and in the evening there will be q
reunion of the Literary Societies. The
Baccalaureate Sermon will bedelivere.i
at the College Chapel, on Sunday,
June 15tl, at P. NJ. by Rev. S. G..
Irvine. The names of the graduating
class are Misses WeItha M Young, Cora
J. Irvine, Maria G.. Irvine and Mary
j. Hannon. This will be the first class
of graduates from q Linn county In
stitute, which will be distinction for
which the young ladies of the class
may well felicitate themselves. A
cordial Invitation is extended to the
citizens of Albany and to the public
generally to atten the commence
ment exercises.