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WEDDING IN Hon LlFE.-A dispatch
dated London, July nth, says ~ marriage
has finally been arranged between the Duke
Of EJinburg and the Grand Duchess Maria
Alexandria. only daughter of the Emperor
Of Russia. The settlement took place Ut
II o'clock tonight" We ore real glad Of
this: Hll Deer Lodge will bc delighted. II
seems there had bccn some troubles between
the Duke and his Ducky, probably owing u
his curtailing the proportions Of her Grand
Trunk Line name when be asked her To
take glass Of soda water. but IL WAS all
"sct,lrd" ut II O'clock on Friday night, and
the Duchess WAS cut shopping Saturday
afternoon for pair Of thin shoes To match
white moirc antique muslin dress cut low
on the street. with gimp under sleeves
or words to that effect She IL raid to he .
first rate girl but don't know much about
housekc ping, her parents being in good
circnnls' anccs In camp called 81. Peters.
burg on Nevs Gulcl,. We arc not scquaint.
ell with Mr.. Edinburg. and suspend judg
ment on him ill his wife can be heard from
six months after marriage II he quits
running will, the boys and don't "folIow
her around with butcher knife talking
about her liver" he'll do.
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I.p. FISHER, 20 and 81 Merchants EXCHANGE
Il. nur authorized Agrnt In San Francisco
Paw I'm Your Accounts.

We sept or handed to persons having anp''' se.,
ral account. In this Office about July Isl, 1915.
statement Of the -smc. To prevent any m'ssppFc'
h.p.io, We wish to remark. casually, that VIC desire
,hcm maid MANY Of them, II neglected. will be neg
lcccd solely from negligence. Don't you dot; rs IN
bad taste number Of old chronic accounts VIC expect
TO have to pu, parties to costs In collecting and well
do Il Forbcarancc won't run newspaper even In
warm weather. and we wasn't hunting health "hcn
W. came to Montana It will be noticed this 10 writ
ten In the most excellent hpmor, consistent with the
idea in ycw-promp and uncxccp,ionsblc settlement.
II you cam make the change. send dust
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UxIox SUNDAY SCHOOL PIC EIc.-The
weather having appare atly settled. Il has
been determined to have the Cnion Sunday
School excursion pic mic, u day Saturday
The piace selected 10 On Cothsnw.sA creek,
come i've mi!es east Of s0wn-ihe s~me
selected BY The Episcopal Sch,ol -, yvas.
Rev. Mr. RosselI. pastor, desires 10 10
extsad Cordial lavitation Is everybody,
big and little, ssinL sinner and pri"'srs T.,
b psssest ~ the occasion. Conveyanres
Tor The 6asdAy achool children viii 10 Vt
The Court House,, q - u. snd prompt
aassodsacs h rsqassssd. Therc ~illdoubsless
b very large aeaesdaace of orr pespse,
asd ws sssss Ill win b vssy h.pVy sh6oagh
I'll ~ dsy ed ~ ssnaobrances.
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Local ereVfties.

Mr.. VIM. Hyde 10 in the Silver Bow coun-
try putting time pieces in repair.
Mr.. H. B. Hoffman. on the east side OF
the valley. says his oats and wl.eat.are head
ing out finely.
The Post Office 1t mouth of Quartz is now
ready for business except the key and the
mail service.
Charley Phelps, the driver shot by Road
Agents In Port Neuf Canyon. died at $50
Thursday evening.
A Nevads item in this issue suggests the
way that Ems Lake was formed-an i'm.
mense land slide from the side of the noun.
tain.
Mr.. Thos. Rutter has received new stock
Ut Photographic material and Is now pre-
pared to furnish those fine views of local
scenes in anv quantity desired.
The Waldrou Troupe having PLAYED
few evenings at Corinne have gene down to
Ogden and Salt Lake. We would like to
see George and wife again In Montana.
O" Sunday. July 81. 1873, Rev. Father
DO Rykcrie will have been seven years resi-
dent priest in Deer Lodge. and will com.
mem"rste It by IN anniversary sermon.
W. W. Johnson. Surveyor, has been SUR
veying mineral lands for the past week near
Bl"ckfoo', and will he in Deer Lodge in .
day or two. where parties can sec or address
him.
This issue finishes up the United States
Laws of the recent Session. This will give
three or four columns more space, one half
Of which we would be pleased to fiji with
new advertisements. and the other half with
news.
Mr.. George A. Haynes, for some years a
resident of BSnnack, and agent for Wells,
Fargo & Go. at that place. was transferred .
few days since I" Loycll's Station, Beaver
head Rocky. and will be in charge of Wells,
Fargo and Co 5 office at that place. 1t will
go right while George runs it.
o. j. Salisbury is down the Benton road
purchasing dried grass for the coming win.
ter. 1t is not correct tina, the Company
design shipping canned grass to supply the
hill stations this year. The story was prob.
ably gotten up in the interest of some
rival company.
M. Sigsby. Road Supervisor. il engaged
in re flooring the bridge across the Deer
Lodge near town. The hewn i,mbcrs with
which IL 's being re laid are heavier than
those first put down, and would Ike sufficient
for several years use with travel like that of
the past six. However. there will be dit. |
fcrent state Ut affairs here before half that
many years has elapsed, and it's a good plan
10 put the Goor in extra solid.
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CANvASSlNa AGENT.

Judge {. l.. Willisms In authorized agent OF THE
SGw NORTH WET. lie II commended 10 the conrtc'
~ Of It, ircndr and continuance through him OF that
liberal patronage heretofore extended md hereby
acknOMlc tl-cd.
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AsPIcy LETTER Of ACCEPTANCE.
Fee 1gaay 0ssA Things 10 b Lest.
CAMP ON UPP ER FLINT CREEK,
July 18th, 1879

MAJ o. b. O'BANN0N,
Chairman Rep County Committee.
Deor &r:-I beg leave IL announce my
acceptance of the high trust coniided In me
by my fellow Republicans nj the assembled
Convention on the 9th inst, fvr the follow.
lowing reasons, t0.wit:
lst Ny known fitness for The position.
I'd. Tho ollicc attaches TO Il very lucrative
emoluments.
%. Tho platform upon which, sm uom-
mated contains one plank in such perfect
unison with my feelings. and
4th. Because have been a consistent I'd.
vocate of the doctrine that il was necessary
TO sacrifice BY The Convention all promi-
ncnt members absent.
Very respectfully,
GEO. w. IRvsH.
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RELIGIOUS.
Bishop Tuttle's Appeiatments

Sunday July ~. II A. u. and + r. H.. Helena.
Tur.dny or " cdnc.day July 22d or 2Ii. r. L., Ola
mund.
SUNDAY, July o. II A. n and =. H., Fort Shaw.
sunday. p n, Sun River.
Wednesday. July ~. 4 =. ~. Builder c.
Sunday. August 3, ~ A. ~ and . =. y Deer Lodge
Sunday. August III. II 4. r.. sicvcnrSillc.
SUNDAY. August ~. ar. ~. Corvallis
Sund ~ August II. II A. n. aud ~. H.. Mirs0ula.
Sunday. August ~ II =. aud T.. ~, Deer Lodge
Thursday. August -, + =. H., PUlndcxtcr's School
HOUSE.
Sunday, August n. sP. H., Argcnta.
Friday. August ~. = =. ~. Bannack.
The chuicr IL the 2ad or I'D Of July Tor the ap.
pon,ucu, at D,,mond will depend on the running Ut
the stage from Helena
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES will h. held ut Odd Eel.
low hail NJ a. ~. aud p. IN. tomorrow. Rev. J.
H. Russe!l, officiating
Presbyterian sabbath School nj ~ r.. y.
The ST JAMES Sunday school meets al NJ o'clock
a. u, each sunday ut the Court House.
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DEER LODGE planning MILL
Sash asd Door Fictsry.

Ne sses u Largest ~ tsss AssestsS tsuhee YasA
nsss Territory. 10 consoles wtsA u ahsva
sClO WILL DIZZY COMPETITION.
WAX nAAce MURPHY, pssessueM x
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and twenty doisr. ~ 2,e ~, s.0. oee nandss
iny value a. 1fev ION, ssrpe; " " sonom e
treaty Of Juss sscoud. eichtse. Snn6 az" ~, p!
Of January njnsh ns.S sees'e a. rsso!esics
shrss t6o1asnS iSns T..S 10y 81. asc sa1nyesshe
es go osh sreese ~ TIE Secretary q III
iemHss t.~2s,.ssssS - 0!sess 10Y q esp
'''een thousand dollars.
OTOES AND MlSsOURlAS
80 4. S ~ sHses Ieeeaioeotss being the third
Of VsrcS 1fse:nsS s;sssnss sco5s a,s,e.s Geaey
nine tAousand doiisrs """"'e" sso a1'ysoes'
~ pespstusl sunuitv n l...t ~. A.w -. -...> 4.
70 Be 81 eoois ma sSss srties.s n q "nsea y
ts16sr went .f":, .s.c, snsess srssty q Sep
oeveu, thstv tkoussnS doi|srs. s's''s" s"s any
article ssiy d sspssnSer s~sn,, foo%S p sss
.oe ~, ss aaey even. ten eht.csand dollars.
ssseS.." f.. o1 .s o,mes and Appreciates. and two
eG Sss n, q, D,r,,.,., an, ,.,
ss,s ~. S w. Soea ns SOLAR
's n.. 70! Tor the shops. a.s hnsdsra dollars.
'0 S.,s s.s.I i've y! hundred dollar.
FOR transportation and necessarv eo.t ~ au,,v. s
annutieo for he Pswnre. swo sh. ~s JMse'y OF
yee this amOunt. or a, r,neh sh~s~S =. SsG
essasy for the emuovIene ~ ons r,svsos ssy y
era. aud tive aseistant tesrhers mi ,,.osSs,~ ~
schools with fuel hooks ma ststnrs,x E,.r.s. sSc
hundred dvlarp. ''''''' '""''"
PONaAs,
,or last ~ -, ,,..,,......
paid to them Or exprndsd Tor th;r Sn.as .s 49, W oe
and dU!sars
vos this amount, to be expended during the p)eae
lance In aGculsarsl and asohanis.i pai.uts, incud
'"E VIC "os1'ng On tne m'''' - provided By second
article treaty Marcn twelfth. eighteen hundred and
- She Secretary Of the Intesior mar con.
dissc ana Necessary seven thouss6d Ave
1or this amount, or % much ,hrre.s q. mae =.
lent To- carry on Se III ~ sne .Ss q The rs.
he Poncas IL tho arts Of ciyilixssian ;th .,s
20 thousand dollars. -" '"''''''0'e 90" e'0'0'ae'
,,. ,.ru,,,,, .... .""H a sn.
realty oe August third seventeen hnnSreS snd n;nas
,incty csSts -s" ~" '''s"'S'e'S"s oo''afs and
1of permanent annuity. in oliver. De, ,h,rd s,,e,.
IL csrss. ~" e's"'' '''s oo"a'' ana 'of'1' |
pur permanent annuity. in eilvr, NJ, th,ra .,.,.,
rsasv q October second ei4htecs sandrsd sod ssSs
I've csnta
Sos psnanent annuity in money, per second article
Isaty Of september twentieth, eighteen hundred and
wentystxht seven husdrd and atty.seven dollar, |
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RE-OPENED.
HAVING RR.OPtNED TUE WELL KNOWN
fe5eS>Se1e1e1e1e1e119SA
) Bank Exchange Saloon J

And stocked Il with Liquors and Scgars thst will
commend themselves 70 patrons. respectfully so;ict
the patronage VI the public.
PHIL NcGOvERN.
Dcer Lodge, April II, lSss IY6W
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IS TO $40 P p DAY. day: 4, Agent: wanted |!
of either sex young old make more money AZ worn
Tor ~ In their spare moments. " all the time than n
.nythinS else Particulars free. Addrcss G. Stinvon
h Co, Portland, Maine.
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,, JULY 10, 1878.
aos sos.seensn q tvssty inssalaensa fes tho e
phyAdaD, who shall furnah incidence for the sick
Per tenth article treaty Of July e.t eighteen and ay
I've, four thousand one h1DdFed dollars.
RIVER CROWS
For this amount. to b expended for each goode
psovtsone, and other articles the President from
time to time may determine. including transportation
parsus:. IL pro.sains enpoyess. eucssns Children
procuring medicne and medical attendance care fol
and support Of sced sick and nnrm. for the helpless
psonsts their civilization. comfort and Improvement
thirty thousand dollar
For fourth Of i've instalmsnts In blankets clothing
farming utensils and ssoek PEI third article treaty
hepesmbes tenth, eighteen hundred and afty three
three thousand dollaFA
sACS AND FOXES OF TnE MISSISSIPPI.
tSt ps%sssnt snnqst IN goeds ard otherwisc PEA
drsd and four. one tboueaad dolars
Fer interest on two hundred thousand dollars, n
twenty iss. eisksses hundred and ,Siisy-ssven, ten
For Interest % eight hundred thousand dollars, q.
I've per centrum per second article treaty Of October
eleventh. eighteen hundred and forty+wo fo'ty thous
"I To1 P... r. A.. ,,...,,,,. o.. .,,,. ~. ,x.,
clan and purchase q medicines, one thousand i've
hundred dollars.
roe last Of Ave n:taeute. for supplying said tribes
With tobacco and salt three hundred and afty dollars
| SACs AND FOXES OF MISSOURI.
For interest In one hundred and nftyssven thoua.
and four hundred dOllars. q i've per centu. under
the objection Of the President per second article of
and
lara
sHNINOLES.
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NOTICE.

Will be absent for few months on business. Mr..
Granville stuart 10 authorized to attend to my personal
aaairs until my return. WE. DANCE
Deer Lodge. July Sd, 1874 smlt
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Lady's Trimmed Hats,
J.ady's Untrlnl Mcd Hats
Latest Spring Styles, just received by
E. L. Botree & Co:

WIN. Coleman has the finest assortment
of toys In the city. 20O
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Beautiful Summer Goods,
Beautiful Summer Goods,
Beautiful Summer Goods,

Now Receiving or IN Store,
Now Receiving Or ~ store
Nov Receiving or In Store,
Now Receiving Or In store.
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II you want 6ne candies 90 70
800 VIZ. COLHMAxiA

1000
ROLLS WALL PAPER FOR sALg BY
= L soNNER . GO.
n GREAT VARIETY. FOR sALy y
Ell D0NNg1 . CO
LoAyas aph0ss and OllpDoss
VOR SALE "
RI Soxxsa . CO
Lady, cesaw lases
~ sAls u
IL nouNR = a
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For fine fruits 60 to
zoo WV. COLENAN's.
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PEI fourth article treaty treaty Of Ausus. third seven
teen hundred and ninety and third article trcsv
q Nay tenth: eighteen hundred and Afty four, one
For permanent annuity, in specie. for educational
purposes: per fourth article treaty Of September
twentyninth. eighteen hundred and seventeen and
tnrd alcle treaty Of Nay tenth egteen hundred and
osey-f0os, two thousand dollars.
Kos interest," y I've per centum. on forty thousand
dollars. ige educational purposes per third Article
treaty Of Aay tenth sghtsep hundred aad any ldur,
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rasmERs. RESOLUTION.

bay %, 1873
E.ifor DeAoesat:
At regular meeting of Club No. l
the following preamble and resolution
was unanimously adopted,
WHEREAS, We, the farmers, are
confident that wharf and warehouse
a. Astoria would greatly faciiate the
shipment of our produce TO foreign
couutfies. aud as four-iiftiis of the ves-
sells coming TO our coast come in bal
last We demur against having them
towed and piloted ITO miles into the
int rior, at the average expense of Si9i
besides delays, which, according to
sea captains, amount To SlO0 To be adj
,ied 60 the pilotage and towage; there
fore, be il.
Resotued, That we, the farmers OF
this meeting, will patronize ware
house at the sea board in preference TO
one located 100 miles i'm the interior.
Il. r. TANNING.
Seeiy
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OUR LETTER BOX.
sYRACUsE EARafERs' cLUn.
SATURDAY, Nay 81, 1879.

SATURDAY, May 81, 1873.
Editor Democrat.
The farmers of Syracuse Precinct
met ut the Alphin school house to-day
for the purpose of organizing u farm.
ers club. A large majority of the
farmers of the precinct were present.
The meeting organized by electine
J. .P. Wilson temporary Chairman and
S. r.. Crooks, Secretary.
The chair appointed a committee ol
three to draft resolutions expressive oi
sense of the meeting, who reported
the following which were unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, Fully realizing the i'm.
portance of lawful organized resistance
to the exorbitant exactions of trans-
portation monopolies which are I'M
poverishing the farmer and adding to
the already overfiowing Golfers of the
throughout all the great producing
States of the Union; and sympathiz-
ing with the movement which has
been inaugurated by the farmers oi
this county ana State to bring about
the reforms necessary to secure to the
producer q fair dividend of the pro-
ceeds of his own labor: therefore,
Rcsoiced, That we view with alarm
the rapid encroachment of incorpora-
tions aud aggregated capital upon the
rights of the laboring masses, of this
State and of the United 5 ates, as seer
in the action of Legislative bodies botll
local and National.
Resofred, That we favor perma-
nent Organization of the farmers ol
Oregon to act in harmony In securing
by all legitimate means such leg
islation as lall 10 justice to the pro-
ducers of the State and not conduce
exclusively to the benefit of subsidised
corporations.
Resoiced, That we congratulate oul
brother farmers OF the Willamette val
ley upon the competition and successful
operation of the Canal and Locks
around the Falls of the Willamette,
which secure competition In the carry.
ing trade for the produce of this valley
and we deem it the duty of farmers
merchants and miliers to literally pat
ronize the Willamette River Transpor-
tation Company so long as they carry
freight and passengers at the liberal
rates they have established.
~. ~. sSSRisi SSFRsRsos. ! g. Committee
Pending the report of the committee
on resolutions the chair appointed J.
Meeker, p. V. Norris aud J. S. Fem
a committee on permanent organiza-
tion. Their report named Hon. J. T
Cooks as President and w A. MePher-
s,n as Secretary. The report was adopt.
ed. The meeting then proceeded te
elect two delegates to attend the Farm
ers' State Convention which meets al
Salem on the 10th of this month. Hon
J. T. Crooks and ". A. MCPHERSON
chosen.
1t is the understanding that meet.
ing of the Cub can he called by the
President ut any time upon the solici.
tation of five members. After th.
adoption os resolution instructing tho
secretary to furnish the. county news
papers each n copy OF the proceeding
of the meeting for publication the
meeting adjourned subject 70 the cal
of the President.
SAM'LT T. CROOKS,
Sec'y-, pro te,a-
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To Females.

When n female is encrvated or afflicted with
disease. as weakness OF the back and limbs.
pain In the head, dimness OF sight, loss OF
liability, nervousness, extreme urinary difficult
ties, arrangement. of digestive functions, gen.
erai debility, vnginitis. ali diseases of the
womb, hysteria, stei5ity, and all other disea-
ses peculiar to females: she should go or write
mt once to the celebrated female doctor, W. *.
Doherty. at his Medical Institute and consult
him about her troubles and disease. The Doc
tor is effecting more cures than any other phys
ician In the State OF California. Let no false
delicacy prevent you, but apply Immediately
and save yourself from painful sufferings and
premature death. All Married Ladies whose
delicate health or other circumstances prevent
an increase In their families, should write or
call ut DIR. w. X. Doherfy.s Medical Institute,
and they will receive every possible relief and
helm.
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To Correspondents.

Patients residing in any part OF the country.
however distant. who may desire the opinion
and advice of DR.. Doherty In their respective
cases. and who think proper to submit writ
personal interview, are respectfully assured
that their communications will be held most
: acred. The Doctor is regular graduate and
IL the case be fully and candidy described
personal communication will be unnecessary,
as instructions for diet, regimen. and the gen.
eral treatment of the case tincluding the RENE
dies), will be forwarded without delay. and in
such manner as to convey no idea of the
s '0uld your condition require immediate al.
tention. send ten dollars In coin for that value
In CURRENCY by mail, or Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
Express, and a package of med olne viii be
sent To your address with the necessary instruc-
tious for use. Consultation by letter or other.
pay.
Address, w. K. DOHERTY, NJ. D.,
San Francisco, Cal.
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NAN FRANCISCO

May be privately and confidentinliy consulted,
d,seasis = Of the 3enerstive Organs teom prisIng
seminal Weakness. Nervous Debility. lmpo-
tence, syphilis In whatever form. Gonorrho.a,
contayion, or resulting from youthful indiscre-
ton tropical heat, bad air. or exposure 10 VI
clssItudcs oi temperature.
DIR. THOMAS adyertisas with the object Of
Informing sufferers where they may consult n
medical man who can give them proof oI INV
nj studies and examinations as TO cntitie him
to the fullest confidence and enable those re-
qniring assistance To distinguish between him
seii.styied I Doctor. who would. II he possessed
nng nni,l.e a rom " whence a, s Il was obtained.
DIR. THOMAS experience has extended over
twsnty-i,ye years which have 1een passea ans IA
dale AID Eourke streefs1 New Zealand,
Queensland, Irlsbnne. South africa, and other
Tor tnree years DIR. Thomas was student at
Westminster Hospital. Broad sanctuary one
Park, London; First Prizeman and Gold Med
alist. Medical College. bloomsbury square.
aRa aosp He 70 shs S
obstetric attendant at the Westminster Mater
In 1915. Dr Thomas passed his examination
| at the Royal College OF Surgeons. London. his
examiners consisting of Sir William Lawrence.
r. Il. C. s. E., Edward Stanley, Il. II. @. s. F.,
Cesar Hawkins, T. X. G. s. +, James Luke, +.
4. C. s. e.. Frederic skey. r. 4. c. 6. E.. J..
| +. t. c. i. e., Jas. Moncrlcn Arnott. Henry
Green and John South, President and Vice
| Presidents.
| In 1861, DR.. Thomas passed his examination
i at the Royal College OF Physicians, London,
| his examiners consisting OF the following emil
nent Ply sieians: Sir Thomas Watson, N. D.,
OF Edin6urg. w. f. Page. NJ: d., James r. Ben
| nett, NJ. d., Arthur Fare, NJ. D., Henry Old
| ham, NJ d., John Erichsen, +. X, e. y. E., Thos.
q. Clarke, Il. r. G. $. T..
In 1851; DIR. Thomas met the examiners of the
| College oil Surgeons, and passed the Midwifery
examination, his examiners consisting of Rob-
1 ert Lee, NJ. D., Henry Oldham, M. D., Arthur
Fare, Physician, Accoucher to the Princess OF
Wales.
In 1871, DIR. Thomas made heightened pro-
/ fessionai visit to Germany, with the object ot
making himself acquainted with the views OF
| several eminent German Pathologists. During
this visit he passed his examination at Liebig's
celebrated University OF Giessen. and received
the Degree Of NJ. d., or Doctor of Medicine
i with the highest hOnors, conferred by the
Chancellor, DR.. Frederick William Herman
/ Wasserschleben; Rector, DR.. John Michael
Francis Birnbaurn; Dena, DIR. Gustavns Adol
i phus Wernher.
/ In conclusion, DIR. Thomas desires to state
that his treatment is In tha highest degree sue
/ cessful, giving increased power TO the brain
1 heart and nervous organization; also enrich
! ihg the muscular sissues, and patients placing
/ tn ,mselves under his professional care will re-
| ceive a speedy and permanent cure, looked fol
i In vain from Quack remedies, or those unac
quainted with the Pathology of special diseases
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Gmernnnforrl,mn.

DR.. Doherty has just published an Important
pamphlet embodying his own views and expe-
riences in relation to Impotence or Virility. be-
Ing a short treatise on Spermatorrhoa or SEM
inal Weakness, Nervous and Physical Debility
conseauenton this affection, and other disea-
ses OF fhe SrxhaI Organs.
This little work contains information of the
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-06-06
ADvERTIs EN- ENTS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NOTICE.

vEyIIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN ON
q the 18th day Of May. 1873. appointed by the
TRAITOR Of the estate OF Adaiine NJ. Howard.
1ute of Linn county, deceased. notice is hereby
given requiring NIL persons having claims
against said estate To present the same 60 me,
with tho proper vouchers, within ak months
from this date. ut my residence, In Albany. In
said county. WM. GItD,. Admir-. 4
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