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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-30
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LATEST THLEGRtt1S.

New York, January 29.-Tke will O.
JACOB Stiner, who with his wife unl
/ dau ghter were burned to death two week.
ago. has been admitted to probate. Hi.
estate was LEFT to his wife and the tive
yoanger children, five others not being
mentioned III the will The codicil re-
/ Orphan Asylum.
| Efforts a-e making to have a meeting
for tomorrow night called by the Free
| Thinkers, with great success. Circulars
have been printed in German, and are
freely distributed, and say: "Yog all
remember the disgracrful occurrence on
Tompkins' Square, which must convince
ali of us that or fundamental rights
are exposed to wiful violation hv execu-
tive authorities. Whateve' your views
of the recent attempted workirgmen' :
demonstration in Tompkins' Square may
be. 1t is your duty in the int est of free
dom of country to protest earnestly
against the violation of one OF our first
fundamental rights, for what once has
been t.ied against one class of citizens
might soon be repeated against another
class. the rlass meeting will furnish
an opportunity TO raise the voice OF pub
lie Indignation"
Philadelphia, January %. A supposed
incendiary fire, early this morning, en-
tlrcly destroyed the new Olympic Variety
Iheater. formerly National Hall. on
Market street, below Thirteenth. The
loss is heavy. Two tiremen wee killea
and several severely injured by falling
walls. A carpenter shop near the theater
WAS demolished by falling walls. but no
other adjacent property damaged except
by water.
SAN Francisco, January 29.-Edward |
Gordon, a young msn, has been living |
several months in the house of Mrs. |
Waite. on Minna street, and paving
very particular attention to her daugh-
ter, Frances Ryder. Gordons mother
used every persuasion to induce her son
o leave the house, but he refused.
Last night Mrs. Gordon induced Peter
md John Burdett. F. Gordon and James
)liscoll to so to Mrs. Waite house and
Jet her son away. They found him
here, but he ran, and they pursued.
when he turned and stabbed both Bar
let's and Gordon, infiicting painful but
lot dangerous wounds. In the scufile
iordon himself got stabbed with his
wn knife, but not dangerously. He
vas arrested and placed in Jail.
The Chinese man and woman con-
icted yesterday of selling one of their
ountrywomen for purposes of prostitu-
ION, were sentenced to the county Jail
o-day for six months each.
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Burns 4 NERZBACH' DANCING ACADEMY. -
New classes just forming. A g,ntlcmah's class
on Monday and Thursday evenings. five dollars
per eight lessons. Ladies eduesday afternoon
l to 4. two dollars and a half per month. Juv-
eniles Saturday afternoon to 4, GA. dollar and
| alf per month. Public Assembly every Sat
urday night. Admission, Que dollar. Tuition
Zee in advance. Music furnished and Hall to
let, ixJ-.f
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Christmas Novelties, Toys, Jewelry,
E'le.

AT r. Fred Brooks's noted store for imported
segars. tobacco, books, stationery, musical in.
struments, cheap jewclIy, toys, etc, at Thest, r
Block, next door to Mat. Eucke!l's butcher
shop. Carson City. Agency for all the Caltior.
MIA papers, Gold Hill News, Iictorials and Ma.
ypZiueS.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-30

ORE SHIPMENTs.-The Gold Hill Ne,rs
of last evening has the following healthy
item; Yesterday 1872 car loads of ore
were shipped by rail from the Comstock
mines 10 the various mills in this vicin-
ity.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-30

HELD cR PosTAGE-A letter addressed
to John NJ. Whitehill, Emma Co.. Salt
Lake. Nevada. is held for postage at
the Carson Postofice.
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Mrs. Anna -. Brooks

New Millinery store, two doors south Of the
fturud tAdams House. An entirely new ssscrt-
nent Of Ladies and Misses Hats and Bonnets
trimmed IN her own ininItaiie style; also on
sale the finest Feathers. Ribbons, and every
description Of Millintry Goods. Hats trimmed
to order. Remember her new address. dc7
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i:cyicl. hitis:S AIS.

L Morton " p Williams W Hughes
Wan Tuugay
ST CHARLES HOTEL, GEO. TCfLY, PROPRIETOR
3o1e.hah z I GarFick &C EazIrtt
Cphu : II rwitZ II Go3Gari
q Monroe A 1 Watts
coE"ETr HOCsE-C1 EBErT HEos., FaOTRIETers
J Il tGil%ray q r. Grt, Il. Il T Cameron
7 Camrb.!I I"TT4s II Cu1tn
r Sr.ir,r III r. ,ina J har;hy
ID Humble ! u Williams II HIoobs < VT
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MEs. LYMAS's CONDITION was reported
to US yesterday as not of an encouraging
nature. DR.. Waters, her attendant and
our informant, says she is failing per-
ceptibly The disease is known as
tuberculosis of the peritoneum.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-30

THE Y. x T. was making its trips
regularly yesterday. One OF the engines
was off the track for little while dav
before Yesterday. but no damage beyond
that which is consequent upon delay
was experienced. The road he'd is sus-
taining itself exceedingly well consider
ing the great amount of moisture in the
ground and the alternate freezing and
melting of the earth.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-30

TIKI STOCK AAGEEr showed very de-
bilita;ei condition yesterday. My VS.
the stocker who wanted to 90 EoAe.
There was sea-siclness all along the
line. and the s.outest hearted only sniit Il
q faint and painful smile VIXEN rallied by
the now half cheerful victims q Belmont.
1t is just barely posi- Die that Misery does
not have the EugoysrIa3le lalkering
after company that sic IS charged w.tL"l;
but if misfortHnCs don't have an age
ant; /, call" like bag and Oh fash. ned
draw poker, We are critvously fooled.
\ more maIivioUs!y gle"ful creature thar
a sinchel az rup;uyed BylmoEter over
the wide spread and universal misery of
the stock pikers, YESTERDAY, newer was
seen. Bully Bruiu lad it all his own
way. He even went so far as - say that
Belcher was in bal streak. The fact is,
though, the panic seemed very artificial.
Look al Consolidated Virginia down 10
J., aid then look ut the ore supply f,um
there-no less than . carloads shipped
on Wednesday. 1t is simply a STAN
pele. The bears are towsiIHg the bulls,
and tie margin deale's, in fear OF 4 sum-
mons fo- more mud, are fastening to
market Tia, j. al!-iu or not !nvalu
able opinion. The Oil adage, there's
no danger where there's So many APP
plies he.e if anywhere.
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JONES of the Empirical representation

lows o* .,o r,,n;r;.o, rooraso,.ot;or
'i'N i''i '~'''
was IN town yesterday. As to his hl7@i
Jones River, formerly known as the
ntrnd,o. ~ ~, Vas Lh;oSet' 49, ,nnn
our creduilty REGARDING the same. He
and Smith and Stadtmuller--some OF
Jones partners III TIE ownership o' 'ne
ol"lr1 ire ''oll' s"'ioii ~ s4t
,.s 'i"' - "'e.. t'i'e ~ a,,..
ls'cne> oa'-aS IL "",,i ~"
INNS l" 49 WIZ 1oHl 1'icnrH G' ms "a
H. I;I-o1, ~ a.,
al '3illit" -- al, 49,, th;n,,;,'l,
vi1't .i. 80 - ..To.,,, III
70. y; 80. ~
L.. .
"oI. ! - ltri ~ ', - ~ - r.
vi, % ~ II - - '- - r.,
80 ~ ~ l;--.lt
co. LiFi- '" -. .
90 - %; Ia 80
W ---' -. =, Oh ~
MS pa ~ 'el1 nc u 80 So
-, Lax Is,7H '''>'>'' 80
'Iio PeiGaP9 A'' Ii'tF - --'.'-4-'
ana ma! "T !i'iit liost' RIO liz, 'Ii'.e
was no lniledla'e 4an,ef Ihlt>' 1: ana
Inc D2Iancs o. the 7. Il! j !Aed u h,:~h-
a"ay3-"h'ch drea:iuI alternative tE-E
hoped to AVOID tor the present,
.1 -. ~,
''o'if- hi'9o->0' '4i'. 9''s ave '''i '--0-'
long lives within ioIenoou's wal, Il
Niagara. and die without taking look
.. +ba+ c...-.c. W. bor. lso,l fl.
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SOME sanguiueous doIn5s ana p5rten;s
in Vir,iu;a CITY are tlus noted by the
,,!.....,,,. II, .,. ...o,,;,,... ,
100
notcd lof Dad hi9od anu blvod-Ie'th9'
mere was pistoiaae III Chinatown III
which one Celestial ree"IFeGtwo wounds;
there was 4 domestic TO" in Il IaShlon-
f'''r il, i-'L -i"..N' IL y ii'h I! al<-a-.'"'ef
-reh lily 60 tn" 9"H''cA&u Oh |..oiI It
vs. drawn as large AS IL d"'r barrel
p'ty'' = iLy:Al''e-.t l..Ti, 3ad t.-'' morn
my Eie.t pools d. blooI MfIE-t tie
-i"e"',d oIiro!;e the Ioa;"i-.c@. \
ne ","F - ',''.I"tAsi4-"A : -..'i'ii!l'h
7h'l1, - N"'tA : street, M N+"h|>t
t"EsaL seems Ia nave ---tSi ;a II ti|!hl
- ".".'-e me 1l't-'t'es N Or - 1t
V'-!'e.l "4;A winch l. %Fel-5.' Ill, w. Us,
flowed freely. besputts ing the door as
Lisn up as the lorA. the inmates, how
ever, -Ar4Ed 10 tl''f'1' ana u, 10 l4is
L,,,(3 ,,Hua.!
Boa P1xLrr viii Get to be A standing
;.,,,, ,7a,,,. j.. al,,,..!,, III.
AIS
up wy HS'Ai- ~ '"O hiSit9 I4p"
have We watched that yong man and
wruDS his hand III atfectioEate farewell.
He stood before us yesterday in all the
majesty Of his Plug-hat and polished
bools and bravery OF personal aGorn-
nents, rudy and blooming "pparition.
II he had been sent by the Instantaneous
process Of the electromagnetic he couldn't |
have been a greater surprise. He was
III the Carson Clty Hallway Station with |
his feet cooked up against the stove
when he should have been Al the Grand
What a b4rIsooa fellow this s,r..-hrnsh |
country has brought up to manhood and |
lsefulness. Tie went away LAST night
BOB dld; ard he took with his Very
worthy and accommodating self our
varmest wishes toF a pleasant vacation.
Priv F,--r,-.. S.,re,,,- v.,s ,,r.eo,,+a,
49, i,- ''9 L ,,-r.ii
+'' nee LIZ s'i,e' '-sA 81 t'o''' .h'.i On
y ednesday evening. HE AttrS, which
ontains NJ. John Welch's very fluent
nd handsome 7,r,sent8t;on sneacb CON
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-30

MHLTNFRY.-Alrs. Andersen 4 Moody. Fash
enable Aill,urrs. colI,cr of Second ana Carson
streets, orrositeths OrlHshy Hcusc, Carson city.
Orders 81 Hcited. oc7-f
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-30

IT Is easy enough to think of those
things that are apparent and which
thrust themselves under your notice;
but to observe and make note of what
does not Lappen-that's where the inspi-
ration of your true genius comes in.
Like the imaginary volume which, it was
computed would have to be built to
contain what certain pretenuous
parsonage didn't know, so with
the scope Of things which do not happen
in these times of quietude aud unevent-
fuluess:-it would take a gigantic edition
OF ths APPEAL to furnish forth even an
index of the list. Among these nonen-
tines and neGati tons there is the freedom
from crime hereabout. Nobody is rob-
bed; nobody ps,oled; nobody allured,
couspicuously, from the path OF recti-
;ude by the Siren Of Deprnvity. And
then. too, think how few fires we've had.
This is quite remarkable When We take
into consideration the sreat number of
carele-slv disposed stove-ripes all over
town. Thee is another thing the
scarcity OF VIII Oh has not SO generally
escaped observation. That is money.
Nobody fails to ,e:2agA the having OF
that G.. &c 4, lag # ylcuity, an empty
pocket. Eat, Cor the other negative
blessings the gods be praised
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-17
Jun CHURCHES.

---,,,--,--,, -.
n..ia 80 81. nv ''yiI-- sli, a'.a '.Tea
"et"Seu 'faH"ihstgh ana y aihIl.
Ieac l'hS 'FcIg tulrl hUi ioIrth sunday
alHuAy schooi Al y. ~.
iF'yI' "oeuhS Welhasley oFeninF,
.,..,,,,,.,,.,,.,, X u lklMBLE, Pastor
'.H'sb ! hhlAr-Elghto 5uoot.
rrcAchihH' 'abJ9tn a. ~ an. EnH ~ pa
tfs} IN Al"oI 3 "einc,day ~ - y. "a
'.o'a.A a-N'o.' p'h!' - o. i.ahHi,h, ~
p., l..lAl,.' i-a,. H. hAfs-', fA't0'
hlipi'i'i Cor. EighlA ihd " a.aut 81
ras3h'nt, sabDt In =. II an. AAd p N
-. ef me'Nhf, NcGhes3.y, u pm.
yht-1 THh2'i' .. I'm. j.. ". N'ii"
.a.i nt.h-.h.' WV. ID. D.. NL"hE
.,. ...... .............
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NAn)
."f".n' .fA' .''' 1Ap'N!I l'i AN.
''''' Nii. T. - pm
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ADVERTISE ~
OH Bul(eiin.

4 man Intending 10 do business must
first prepare hIm'e 10 meet the re-
quircmentS Of his customers; next he
must let every possible or probable
customer Lnow that he Is so prepared,
In very small place he may TILL all
the people what he can DO. Inalargc
village u printed handful, poster or
circular. properly distributed, will be
eficaciou,, but WHOEVER II IN A
PLACE LARGE ENOUGH TO SUP
Port 1 NEWSPAPER WILL FIND
THATiTlS1H CHEAPEST MEDIUM
THROUGH WHICHTO ADDRESS THE
PUBLIC.
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STATE OFFICERS.

fuN.rppr-f3Hu T.. arFu.lte
..g..g.4 .fuF.-cI Or
.-r-.'.-r Yf -'.'H--F .a-.a p. narrow.
'g..t.rUg -f.f.-t. e.. L.aI... OF.
.-afa Tra.- .rsr-.t .-.s. l..tt.
Attorney G.H... jaime e. rH-s..
-up.. Public ia-.rIat.pU-N u"'H. Baton by
yuSG2IS- MES.
~enA;ors-IJc1ui j. Osls,ty aat John a.
pgAn.
'eueLis,
MEllBERs GESTHAL ASSEMBLY.
Representative iu t.C jHta c.-trgi-
ohm n. OHeuy, VIM. a. Lcmla aa- Ah.A'
= j. iu-CUTe.
senator tor lla rftl dI-'rigt.--JCsao Nsre
COUNTY OF lCLRa.
CIRCUIT COURT.
iutse--D. j. BAEur, Of Alexander,
states Attorney Patrick H. POPE.
JcTs--k loeUn.
sheriff.. n. lrvi..
VIM. Marl1-h-se.-or and Treasurer.
-urstyar-f4aH p. Lf.y.
COUNTY COURT.
Judge G.. Hross.
t-1rl..a.-l. r. 81 C-.,e md 8. harchi!
.a.
.,7.-ja.l. 80. Lynch.
r,rou .r-iYru "A. ''H-rGHH.
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sECKET ORDERS.

THE hlA~DAs.
. - COMMASDERI, 20. l3.--7tsts
A.. uuIy ~ the Asylum Masonic Hall nfs'
.rI ts- y Mondays in each MuL-a.
'sD COUNCIL. S1.-i.--He s4.Lr LnnYp-
,aI al .: EssyL.o A.-, .lc second fulH.
10 each month.
AFRO CHAPTER No. Il-Eeg-ar Cor
VOCATION 81 Masonic HA-, o. tho ur
tuesday % every month,
AFRO LDDG., So. Lj5 +. & :. II -Eegl-
~ ~ .ulurlc4r1E- e, Masonic Hal, q
,srf q ans fourth Mau.ags 20 each month
TBS DUu-ftLLDN~
sLNASDtK LODGE, l-4-34,ei- IN Odl.
u.nw| F.l, "a A.tsr.- building, ever
4Ur-t.y evening - O'Clock.
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no SEWING MACHINE RECEIVED A
HIGHER PRIZE.
ArEM GOOD REAsONs;

IA New Invention thoroughly tested
and :. cured by Letters Pat NJ.
Make q, PERFECT Lock Sutrh, nike
on both sides, on all kinds OF goods,
3.-Runs Likht, smooth, NoiseIc-,, and
Rapil-bcst combine ion oil qualities
Naturalization tor years without re-
pairs,
b-Will do all yartics - Wo'kand Fancy
stitching In superior manner,
lis most caisiy managed by tho opera
tor Length OF itrh mny be- altered while
running, and machine can hc threaded with
out passing thresd through holes.
7'-De-in simple, Ingenious, Elegant
forming the stitch withou, the use Of cos
Wheel Grar,. Rotary Cams or Lever Arms,
Has the Automatic Drop Feed, which in,
s,lres uniform length Of stitch at any Speed
Has our new Thread Controller, which fol
lows easy movement of needie'Dar anC
prevents injury to thread.
standardization most careful anu mn
ished. lti- manufactured by the most skill
tul an experienced mechanics, nj the cole
brAted REMINGIoN NkMoRf, lLION, ~ l
Chicago office, 237 state street.
2s-6.2G-lm
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TIE NEW CHROMUs-fROM VIII
LARDS FAMOUS PAINTINGS

.rnose E;ecant Chromo- are by lar the most
.'--,,, rirtires ever given To the pub
T. nTring mi n humor aud pluck" TO the
~; .,,t,n size 10 by % inches, m N ntea
anon /. u,l,, and ,rMners, Pnre Sl9 tro
XXI rr. orders To- the publisher, .; -
RYDER. 30 superior street, I'eNelHh"
qa-B-u-d l3ul-w3m
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HANDBOOK
-OF-
Politics for 1874,
HON EnW NRn MCpU ERSlN

HON. EDWARD MCPH EKSON
Cicrk Of House Of Representatives U. S.
This ACCURATE and lMPARIIAL volumes
Gives the FIrLIEECORp on the "lncrease OF
salary Actn aud it, repeal, on Tr nsporta-
ton, Civil Right. aud Financial Questions,
incluing the act OF 1852 creating legal
Tenders" and coin interest OF Bonds, and
the various EXpanuing and Contracting acts
since. President GRANTS messages anu
Memorandum. Interviews, Letters, Pro-
carnations, and Action in Alabama, Arkan-
,as, i.uuisiant ana TcX4s. supreme Court
Decisions. Illinois and Wisconsin Railroad
Laws, Constitutional Amendments, made
and pendin', in states, and Nation. Back
pay stats les. Fables of Appropriations,
DGbt Elections. Currency Distribution by
states aud sections, 80. Invaluable ioI
campaign. Clolh, - 80, post paid,
Address GEO. FRS. DAWSON,
Il. O, Box "A, Washington, ID. c
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Newspaper adyertisingis the most energetic
and visilsnt OF ssle-men; addressing thou
sands each day, always in the advertiser
interest, ana cess-lessiy at work seeking
customers from all classes.
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Newspaper advertising is now recognized,
by bushes. men having faith IN their own
wares, as the most effective means for 80.
curing for their goods wide recognition
Of their merits.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-09-04
sss aHsiaa=-aaaiaIl7 |a4aa=-- Y -
MARRIED.

MIILs-MILI,S.-At the residence OF the
brides parents, In brownsville, on August SOtn,
1874 by Rev. John w. Denison, Mr.. JoAE ~;
MILLS and MISS MARTHA a. M1LLs' all "
Brpwnsville.
IN this case the Mills may grind slowly put
will probably grind exceedingly small-donth1
PURDOM- CL1N E.-on the lst inst. a. tho
Hon. b, N. Tandy, County Judge. Mr.. !. y.
PuRDoM and miss JENNIE CLINE, all OF THIS
city. aJIJ1
Joe being retired typo himi'elf. couldn't
possibly forget the printer on this most aug;
pclous event in the history Of his life. but cAine
down handsomely with tho gltttering ANAL
gum. May our young friends rea liEe the fnl
lest iruition OF their fondeSt hopes, 10 our fer.
/ vent wish.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-09-04

Patients residing in any part OF tie c9untry,
however distant, who may desire tho opinion
and advice OF Dr. Dohorty In their Respective
cases, and who think proper to submit o wLlt.
ten statement Of suchA In preference 70 hololng
a persohHi Interview. arc Respectfully assured
that their coinnunicattons VIII 20 neg moss o.a
sacred, Tho Doctor Il regular graduate ana
may be consulted with every confidence.
II the case he fully. and candidly uescrloea'
personal communication will be unnecessary
A instructions for diet regimen. and the gem
efNi treatment OF the case lineluuing the RENE.
dles), viii ho forwarded without delay, ana n
such manner as to convey no IDEA ~ !he
purport OF the letter or parcel so transmitted. =
Should your condition require tmmeuiate ~
tention send ten dpllarsin coin yot thRt yslue e
in currency by mall, or Wells, Fargo So;A
Express and package OF medicine VIII oe
sent 10 your address with the necessary instruc-
tons foF use. Consultation by letter or otneI'
wise, EREE. Permanent cure guaranteed OF no
1r'Addresn, v W. K. DoHERTYs n, p;.,
" "A II jliI San Franclsco. Cal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-09-04

A
The dead lock III the market ccutin-
ues. Wheat In Liverpool, by mail ad-
vices from San Francisco, lOs id@lOs
4d for average CALIFORNIA; and lOs edo
lis Ga for club, being decline Of seed
lower than last reports and 0@l2d
lower than on the lat Of August. Cona-
pared with the same time last year,
the outside rates are ls Sd lower. The
San Francisco quotations are 81 $50
81 So per GENITAL. The Portland figures
are 81 sO@sl So per GENITAL in sacks
The Albany market may be quoted at
90 dents per bushel, though no pdrcha-
ses have yet been made.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-09-04

When a female il eneryated, or aftlicted with
dlaSaae, as weakness OF the back and limbs,
pain in the head, dlmness OF sight. loss q
muscular power Palpitation Of the heart; Ii lrI,'
tabiity. nerydlisness, extreme urinary dincul.
tieE' derahKeinent OF digestive llNctlnnS gen,
erai debility, vaglnltis. all disehsea Of the
womb, hysterla, sterlity. and all other dihea.
les peculiar to females she should W. or WE1Le
DohcTty, at his Medical Institute and consult
MIN aboht her troubles and disease. The Doc.
tor ID efFeoting more cures than any other Phys
ician in the State OF California. Lot no lelse .,
and save yourself from painful suticrlngs ana
urematura death. All Married Ladies' whose
Aelcate health, or other circumelhncga pEevent
oaii Al Dr. w. X. DoheFty,s Medical Institute
and thoy will receive every possible Teliof ana
kelb, {l0
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-09-04

Albany SUNDAY ScHoor US1oN.
Following are the order Of exercises Of
the regular monthly meeting St the
Albany Sabbath School Union, to he
held at the M. e. Church at 7:So I. NJ,
Monday, August 7th, 1874; !. Opehing
exercises. 2. Reading Scripture lesson
and prayer 8. Music. 4. Reaaing 6
minutes Of Last meeting. s. Afdfets
bS Prof. r. X. Warren--subject, Music
III Sabbath Schools" 6. MlPic. Z.
Brief monthly reports Of Sabbath
Schools written requested.l $. Music.
b. Essay by W. r. Blain- Sabject,
''Sabbath School Literature" .. Mll-
sic. 10. Lesson, Bible Geography, by
Rev. S. g. Irvine. II. Music. IL.
Miscellaneous business. IS, Music. IL.
Bepediction. All the members and
friends of the Sunday School Union are
cordially invited to be present pEnctrI-
ally at the hour. gt ld
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4ss frtr xFFErCrED.

wNR W. II. bDIERTY RETURNS HIS SIN.
HI cetc thanks to hts numerous patients ioE
ther patronage aud would YANG snss nru.
rstE III his Institute for the cute of chtonic ais.
cases OF the Lungs. Liver. KidneysI, Digesuve
and Genito- Urinary organs, and all private
diaeases. Viz Syphilis in oil ita kofma ann sta
Ges, Seminal Weakness. and all the horrld con-
seQueuces OF selt-ahusc, GonorEnoeN. Gleess
StrlctureS, Nocturnal and Diurnnl emissions,
Sexual Debility, Diseases Of the Back and
Iolns, Inflammation OF tho Bladder and Md
news. etc, etc., and he hopes that his long ex.
pefience and successful practice will continue
70 insure him share Of public patronage; Ivy
the practice OF many years 10 Europe and tnk
United states, he ID enabled TO apply the most
efficient and successful remedies against DIS
cases df ali kinds. He cures without mercury
1harces moderate, treats his patients in cor.
rect ana honorable way, and has references Of
uuluestlonablo Seraclty from. mep OF known
respcctability and high standing IN society
All parties consulting him BY. letter or other
Mise, Will receive tho best and gentlost sre@t
nnenti and Implicit secrecy.
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rERoM AND AFTER DATE UNTIL 4pk-
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