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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-10
YTvHE GREAT UNIVERSAL CATHoL-
l. ICON, OR
w ORLD'S r EN- ED Y
Pound at last, Is the newly discovered properties
the African plant,
SY RICU M,
From which Is prepared by DR.. q. Edgar Lothrop'
the great English Remedy known as
Cordial Balm of Syricum
AND TONIC PILLS.
Now satisfactorily established as the best known
certain, safe and permanent


ios every form Of Nervous Debility and Weakness
whether general OF special that can pr sibly affect
the human syst m. Asa most powerful detergent
or elmnaiur Oi disease u has proved itself the
most remark and valuable discovery Of the 18Th
century.
since this great remedy has come into the POSSES
sion OF Dr, Lothrop, he has expended vast sums u
money and called 10 his aid the most learned chem
lists Of the age In Extracting and perisiing It's Nr-
tues that they may be rallied In Me most eth-
cacious manner at the least possible ineony eniencc
and cnst 10 the patient.
We are satisfied by repeated experience rs well n
by repeated chemical anal SIS that In this rare en-
oiic the syricum plant, are 10 he ionnd medical
virtues u the greatest value, admirably adapted 10
almost every class Of diseasss arising frun erang
ment Of the nervous system OF tom lack OF nerve
power, no matter from what cause the rlegulariiy
ar dedciency may have been produced. This great
fact once established, have pushed Investigations
until la the various modes Of It's exhibition, either
as a balm cordal, operating as dsieIgent cleans
aud purifier, or as mild yet searching cathaitic
In the form OF pill, u he made 10 reach every
part Of the human body, forcing out, as IL were,
The OF disenSc debility and death, aud let
ting la all the nsiiul elsn,ents Of life, health and
yig0T, ~ important aud necessary 10 the complete
snjay neni - all tho-e localities which contribute to
the constitution u Ierl'c, manhood.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-10

A Niw Corsry Kissing BY our Court
House door recently, our eve rested upon a
long piece Of paper posted with single
tack to the wall, and bearing the startling
heading Notice, "-snd directed ITO all
whom il NAV concern" As ve felt ourself
CONCERNED" We paused and read, aud
were thus notified that desperate effort
would be made Al the next session 81 The
Legislature, to have another new county
added to our State, by cutting oil part Of
this county, aud the counties VI Pulaski
and Rockcastle. We don't suppose that
half a dozen people in this territory nam
cd, have ever heard o. the intended move,
nor would they have ever found ii cat
from awrit,en rO,ioe posted On the Court
House door Of the three counties named,
and We give the movers in the cause, the
benefit Of this NOTICE" gratuitously. The
document referred to, is signed by ]. ;.
Patton, and H. W. Garner. How many
other peepk in these counties named,
want their respective counties cut up and
male into another pauper county, we are
not appri-ed, but presu &c, only few. The
fact, is, Lincoln county is small enough al
ready. aud the people Of PULASKI and
Rockcastle, have been bled sufficiently to
build new and costly Jais and Court Ho L
SEES within the past year or two, and We APP
prchend that they do rot relish the idea Of
being taxed to build new houses for anoth-
CIR county.
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J ANITAII FFD VNIl TF
j, n. ZEILlN Il CO

MACON, GEORGIA, and PHILADELPHIA
PHO .si a.. sali by Al Druxnse iTe-iy
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DIR. &. EDGAR LOTiiisOf,
N3 Cvurt streo< B0ston.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-10

With her long experience she hatters herself that
she can please the most iasidous in quality, sly
and pries the present season Grateful for past lih
eral favors she respectfully asks her old friends
and the public generally call early and t-.amine
her goods before buying. is1-tf
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NOTICES, ETC.

For the speedy cure of Nervous Debility, Weak
nos, Opium EaIipg. drunkenness, CaizIrh, Asih-
ma aud Consumption. Any Druggists can put II up.
Address, PROF NIGGlN, ChSrlsstO~n, Mass.
Es-.y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-18
Ths Fragrant LImbsrgsr.

Some folks don't like the odor Of Lin.
berger cheese; hut there are people who
can't appreciate tho flavor OF a well de-
veloped polecat. Ono evening. not
very long since. u gentleman had made
his preparations to attend prayer meet
ing with his wife. Prior TO starting he
came down town to his place OF BUSH
ness, and whilo there an acquaintance
discovered that he was about to engage
in Wednesday evening devotion. Ac-
~eordinely he put up a villainous job.
Procuring q whole slice OF the most fra
grant Limberger cheese to DO had. he
watched his opportunity. and just rs
the gentleman stepped out OF the door to
20 home for his wife, slipped II in his
pocket. The parties repaired to the
church. and were seon seatad side by
side In a comfortable pew near the stove.
Soon the cheese began to grow loud.
The sisters turned their heads about and
looked as IL a krout barrel had exploded.
The deacons elevated their noses and
thought OF the third plague Of Egypt.
The preacher smelled a great smell, and
the wife OF the unconscious odor casket
nudgod her spouse and inquired IL he
didn't smell something. "Mariar. it's
awful" no responded; iii must be in
the coal" The more the assembly
spsculatsd the louder the odor became,
aud finally all hands united in hurrying
the proceedings to n close. Arrived at
home, and while preparing to retire, the
gentleman discovered the canse OF the
unpleasantness and removed II ON q
coupl. Of chips. --Io,ca STATE Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-18

APPRECIATION REV. Mr.. McGrath,
Of Virginia City. in common with other
c~lergymen, has enjoyed a half.far
ticket over the v. x T. Railroad. Dur.
ing the late campaign he made q politi-
cal jumping Judy Of himself, in the
Sutro-P hantasmagorium interests. de-
livering political speeches against VIM.
Sharon and the V. & I. Railroad Com
pany, deiaming them second to none.
except tho old bore himself. On the
first OF January his half fare pass ex.
pired, and he returned II to the Com
pany. very sanctimoniously asking for
It's renewal. Superintendent Yering-
ton very politely declined the request.
and now this sanctimonious politician
feels very indignant. OF course the
Company is in the wrong; they ought
to be compelled to furnish free tickets
to NIL religious politicians. that they
may at the Company's expense. travel
from place to'placs to abuse and dcfame
those who accommodate, and show
courtesy to them and to their profess
xion.-H,unbolh Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-18
eArr,Lsn&I

The Transcript puts the Dsleher mine
in Colorado instead Of on tile Cohistosk
and adds that with $40 rock II paid
$500. 900 in dividends In August. 1874.
Now the Bslchsf mine only paid S3l2.-
900 in dividends in August, but II has
paid $J.50i,0 900 in dividends during
1874. During tho June quarter Of the
year Il hoisted AZ. 900 Tons Of ore which
yielded 50. 500. 800. an average OF $50
per ton. The Transcript thinks that the
Belcher had not the profit accruing from
the additional product Of lead. We do
not know anything they would want less
in the ore than q quantity OF lead. The
ore could not be milled and would have
to DO smelted. which. when fuel Is as
high n at Virginia, would Be very ex-
pensivs. Our base metal mines have
not. as a general thing. been very profit
able as yet.
While We cannot blame people ignor-
ant Of such matters, for getting excited
over rock which assays Sl7l per ton. il
is to DO hoped that they will take the
experience OF other people before putting
any nancy into ''mines" Of which they
know nothing. Few practical miners
pay much attention to what ore from u
new ledge is supposed to yield. until
they see what II actually yields under
the stamps. The property at Newbury-
port is already in litigation, as the man
from whom the land was first bought
says II was obtained from him by fraud.
They may find a mine OF some value
there. but that 1t will rival the Com
stock" is simply nonsense. We have,
perhaps, on this coast from fifty to n
hundred and fifty thousand mining
locations. and some Of those on the
Comstock arc ahead Of all. A new mine
here il n matter OF little moment and
| even this week we chronicle in different
parts Of this paper eight or ten new dis
eoysries; bat until they provo themselves
paying mines. but little attention IL paid
to them except by the owners. We hope
our Eastern friends will go slow. and not
base calculations Of wealth OIL the assay
Of a few specimens without taking into
consideration average yi'ld, cost OF min
ing. working ore. otc.
They have proved m thing. howey-
or. which beats us. They have proved,
with q 25-foot shaft, that their vein is u
true fissuro. Aud they have also bcatsn
Us in finding ore which yields 90 per
cent. lead. "a per cent. copper, Sl2a0 in
silver. sl29 in gold. besides the pyrites,
etc. There must he very little gangu0
left TO hold il together.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-18
TuE curRcnrLL COUNTY CONTEST
ANTI

The Carson Tribune thinks that there
Il no use in pursuing farther the matter
of the contested election cases from
Churchill county. Ii thinks that the
present sitting members are the choice
OF the people Of that county. M saSsiy
remarks that they Ad~ no r'9M !" "
turned ou Of their seds' 4. strikes ua
that the gu sstion Is not wnether 'n'y
have q right to DO turned ou'' ou' ra'ne,
whether they have a risn''o ocsupy anu
hold their seats. ina' 'n'.' .' ''"u''
in the Churchill county e'ee"oh NO one
denies' 'ha' q ssh nov "
seats were s'ee'sa W y
Peopis OF 'nA' eounty oP."
that the aeuon " 'h' iss'
signing anu
ny In ums 70 aam'' 'n' i.s
hspuoncAn ''s va" o1
illegal ana pan Oh ''s'i
ohissmsnf' Originating win Demoeta"c
managers, ~e nfm'y osne'e' anu 'ha'
with such ACTON a. OASIS ior an
election. any party elected can hoia MS
seat we certainly do not believe Inc
question TO % decided ny q Lesisia-
turs. AZ We understand 1t. Is not whether
the Senator and Aasemblymen now
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-18

SurKELArIvELr Drscrsrrso. About
the most foolish and ridiculous thing
we ever beheld in journalism, was per-
prstraied Tuesday last. by the Virginia
Chronicle, in dressing that paper in
mourning; because wn. Sharon was
elected United States Senator. Taking
into consideration that the proprietor Of
that paper. Gen. Thomas Williams, the
Democratic opponent Of Sharon, did not
get even the Democratic complimentary
vote in the Legislature. the supreme ri.
dieulousness can DO fully appreciated.
Had ii been one OF the Sutro Phantas-
magorium organs the act would not have
been considered so inappropriate. Hum
bolh Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-18
Eureka Items.
From the s~eniIn,l Jan is.l

The rewards now oTcrcs for the cap
ture Of the stage robh+ Is, Small aud Me-
Donald, aggregate $4,000. Governor
Bradley offers 81 900 on the part Of the
State. and J.. J. Valentine, Suporintend-
ent. and =. ID. Barstow. Assistant SUI
p~erintenasnt Of Wells. Fargo & Co.,
similar amounts. The reward should
stimulate some detective to work up the
case.
During the past week the Richmond
Company has shipped 279,99l pounds
OF bullion. Of which Pritchard'a line
shipped 100. POI pounds, the balance by
private teams TO Elko. An immense
quantity still remains awaiting transport
tation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-18
UNGRArEFuI..

The present acting editor Of the vir-
ginia Chronicle. in Saturdays issue OF
his paper. evidently having nothing to
write about. ssotistically goes of in q
t~hrss-eolumn article about himself
q sort OF generous and liberal self-glori-
fcaiion. He tries to excuse himself to
his readers by declaring that one Dag
Rett, Of the Enterprise. and %ourself. put
him up 10 Ii. and endeavors TO create
sympathy by crying persecution. We
do not object. We have taken q foster
ing interest in the boy ever since be
tried to edit Sutro's Independent, and in
the conscientious discharge OF our duty.
have bean Obliged to snub and correct
him many times. When no got to
putting the naughty houses ON ID
street We stopped him, and also
when he declared tho woodvills and 9TH
or bullion producing mines Of the JUS
tics group. As we'll as prospecting mines
generally Of this section. such as the
u;s
.-n.us...s,r, c.,a.r a. an editorial poli.
-. -. r.. h..n -.o,,.c,sa With
the Chronicle simply proves that our nd
monitiens were correct, although un-
I--,L 49, him And xha, IA. bs., hi.
-. 10, .n an, veil ;p,,pasl Kind.
- r--n.s-,,. 49,, ,h,.-
- y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-18

SnkarpAS denounced the White
Leagusrs as bandiiti. and instantly every
Democratic journal. every guerilla news
paper. and every stay-at-home seees-
sion ~sympathizer denounces II Is a bru'
tai and uncalled for insult to the chiv-
airy. Not 30 was IL when, before the
war. II was q common thing to hear the
epithet .'mudsill' applied to Northerr
mel not only by the Southern press. but
even in the halls Of our National Con-
gress. Tho "boot is on the other leg
that's all. And We may add. with equal
il not more applicability.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-18

Two lads. sons OF Charles Stevens and
Edwin Ellis, OF West waterville. Maine,
met with q singular accident a few days
since. They were sliding down oppo-
site banks OF q stream. when they col.
lied. striking their heads together with
such violence as to render them uncon-
scious during an entire night, aud one
Of the boys will probably dio from the
effects OF the accident.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-18
1850. 1874.
PIONEER LAUNDRY
NORTH OF VIRGINIA.

). 81 q. w. HALL, PRoPRIEToRs.
TMIe OLD EsTARL.InnRD AND
\ rsliabls Laundry 10 prepared 10 turn ont
any quantity OF Renovated and Clean Liz \.
vithost Ss!ng damaged By manipulation or
lsckaSes punetually Jailed for and returned.
Iruit etess, i11 South @ street, Virginia : and
vesey House, Gold Hill.
In J.P.k q. w. HALL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-18

AT a trial in a Magistrates court near
Plum Point, Kentucky. recently, the
plaintiff, q negro. was told that he must
swear TO his statements before they
would DO received as evidence. The
old darby hesitated for q moment, but
Strengthening himself up he said;
"Massa, Use posed to swsarin'. but
damn II faint so,"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-18

And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board OF Directors. made on the 10th day 81
December, 1874, 80 many shares OF each parcell
Al publlc auction, at the once Of The Company,
Room 20, No. 40 California street. nan Fran
cisco, Cal. on TUESDAY, the d. day OF feorn.
AIRY, ISIS, al the hour OF 1 o'clock ?. y. Of said
day, to pay said delinquent assessments thereon
together with costs OF advertising and er'
JOSEPH MAGuIRE, Secretary.
ONCE Room a., No. <io California street,
Fan Francisco. California. jalstd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-18

Juror HrLLrER. United States District
Judge for Nevada, Is in San Frnciseo
holding Court fer United States Judge
Hoffman. who Ia absent. Judge Hillysr
Ii there BY request Of the latter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-18

sn Hsxnr ELLIOT. the British An:
bassador at Constantinopie. has lodged
q complaint with the Porte protesting
against the increasing slave trade which
Il bsing carried on in various parts OF
tho Ottoman Empire in Africa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-18
NEW

GLopE CoNsOLIDArED MINING
" compsny;.Loes,ion q principal place Of
Location Of works. Cold Hin Mining District
Storey County, Nevada.
Notice There are delinquent upon the follow.
ing described stock. on account Of assessment
mo, d levied 90 tbs 10th day OF December.
iSIl, the several amounts set opposite the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-18
UNION IRON WORKS
VIRGINIA CITY,
On the Divide.
GARD TO THE PUBLIC.

OFFICE or TIE SOUTH JUSTICE MIN.
~ Ing Company. Room No. :, Hay ward build
ing. Saa Francisco, January 18th, 1873.
IN snswer tn the card recently published by
the Justice Minisg Company. stating 'ihat The
south boundary OF the patented Mining Claim
Of IN. Justice Mining COMPANY bounds IN the
north boundary Of the silver Hill Mining Cain
pany. and that there IL No space Of ground be
tween the two occupied by any other mining
COMPANY we have To say that said statement
Ia wholly false. The grosnd owned By this
company. ard now occupied by no, DoEs lie be.
tween the Silver Hil. and Justice Mining Com.
panle-, and l. Hpon the sane lode on which
those companies are now working. Our Title
to the same l. indisputabls. being derived from
Q uAiied states Patent. based on the oldest APP
p~llcatinn In the District. We also have a con
tract with the Silver illll Company recognizing
the validity Of our title. and ny which I ey
sgres To hoist out the ore from.our mine for two
years. All psr-ons desiring TO ascertain the
correctness Of our statement can do 30 by en-
aiming the patent and map Of the ground now
In the Office Of the Secretary.
X. n. TOkRRY, President.
Rbw'p. y. srorE. secrsiap. Jaisf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-18
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
A CHALLENGE.

HEREBY CHALLENGE FELIX CuRRAN
and elbow. hest two falls out af three, Ameri.
can rule. within six weeks from date. Any
time between 10 A. u. and 0 p. n. to-morrov I
will be 81 the Railroad Exchange saloon. 0olj
lin. EUGENE MARKEY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-18
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.


OFFICE OF TIE LADY BRYAN MINING
~ Company, San franci-co. California, Jan.
uary i2ih. isi5.-in accordance with n r,solu.
ton adopted AZ q meeting 81 the Directors Of
Lazy Bryan Mining Company. duly held ON the
i2th day of January. 1875, q special meeting OF
the stockholders 81 said Company l. hereby
called, TO be held at the once OF said Company,
Room No. I. Hayward's Building. No. iia Cal
ifornia street. San Francisco. California. on
THURSDAY. the 18th day OF February. ISIS,
At . o'elockr. n, for the purpose 81 con-ider.
Ing and deciding upon q proposition 10 in-
crease the capital stock nj said Company, from
5000. 0op. the present capital stock. to SJ1..
100 90. to be divided inio So.0a0 shares Of the
par value of 800 each. Or divide the ground
owned by the Company at present, Into six
companies OF enc thousand feet esch.
GE0. W. KIDD, u
VI. SHELLY,
it WALL.
a. ID. ROBERTS,
jaiS I'd Directors.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-18
NEWARK
LAND ASSOCIATION!
TITLE PERFECT.
CAPITAL STOCK, s750,OO0
IN 500 SHARES. 800 EACH.

Consists OF
1000 Acres Land. tlas per acre. .t5co.0o O
Auction fees. s~a,arier, percentage on
Gales, hotel. cotiager, water works.
strssts. roadways. end all improve
meuts and expenses. ...... ........ 10000
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-18
Furnished Rooms To Let.

Two NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS TO
! let In Q dwelling on Main street, 0old I'LL.
opposite The Fnnklln Mouse. Apply 70 ]. G.
BRoWN, at Bitinsr 4 Cot. dNoh
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-18
fiD.0al

tTy0.oaD
The Newark Land Company's properly 3. on
the table land lust Oh the Bay ~ San Francis
co, about half way from Oakland TO +. n Jo,c
(probably the two moot thrifty and successful
towns IN AmeriesL Both ihesc TOW ms are
netsd for their. prosperity. their fine public
buildingp and rvsidcrees, The beet lots at
Ban Jose readily bring 600 per front loot, and
81 Oakland $500 per ffont loot.
Any one going nom oakland Ia Fan Jose
will note Q continuous limo OF Villages. 1ne
farms and elegant homesteads. and the near.
ness Of the Newark Land Company TO thu
great ssn Pnneiseo MARKERS. iausl at once
pot . profit on this enterprise
II 10 believed that property will chow at tho
auction tale for choice OF acres and town lots
fully - much proht ~ stated below.
Prospective PROFITS 10 Shareholder. gay
$50 Acre Lots-eii5. ft9,,. 30
LOO Lots. size b7xlOo-tA0.. ....... 4OlOOO
LOO Lots. stfe 51xiso. .......... -. lls,lOp
l,eoo Lsts. sifs 67xlo5-fiSo. ......... IsO. 90
40 Lnts. tlfs s7xin6- $40. ....... 10000
l.u0 Lots, sire bsx1o5-et10.......... 10000
i,oo Lois. sife b1xle6-flOO. .......... 100. 600
i.uoo Lou, sife o1xioo-teo............ 1000
keal property. extra and improvements
belonging TO 1850 shares. say...... 10000
ti,ST zoo
Cost...... ... .... ...... ........... 150,D0
To shareholders prospective profits. .esi7.too
For maps. Circular, application for rhares.
and all ini0rnaii0n' 'ppty % ,vr,n.
.csX California street. San Fnns ni, Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-18

Pos the very bee tPno,ozrphs, 60 10 Br.dsy
4 Rulofon's Gallery without STAIRk-
~ ASCEND IN TIE ELEVATOR, No. ~
Montgomery street. San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-18

jai5td
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-16
OpInIon or the prcsa.

DR. pQFEnTY Is n sklllful physicIan ana
honorable gentleman. Any statement M
makes TO his patients, he Is sure 10 fulail
That inci is One great cnIlsn nf hiseminant e,Ic
cllss In his profession. n Ia fortunate thni
among the many advertising phyalclnna. ther,
Is one that can he depended on, " Reyiew.
"DR. DOHERTY's reputation as Ia physlelan
Is sufficient guarantee for tho euro Of nnv
case he undertakes "-cnlaveras Chronicle
"DR. DOIiERTY has devoted his study mora
particularly 10 chronicle. specific ana nrlvnte
practice and as such Is now the mnat success,
~ ~ any physician In san Francisco. ~ Free
Press,
"DR. noHERTY's reputation Is second In
no ntlier physician on the coast In chronic ana
speclho pracilce."- Mirror.
"pR DOHERTY. Few men in the medical
profession have succession la gaining thr CON.
iidcnce of the public n their skill nnd ,ndr.
ment MS he has."--inqulrers
"DR DpHEHrY ranks NJ ons OF onr noet
distinguished physicinur, ana also one of the
most euccessfih, which III now the crlterion bv
which the medical practiilonerls Judged. "Echo.
"DR. DOHERTY enjoys more extonnlye
nraotlce than any physician In this Btats, ~
II S.-Thc Dortor will send his pamphlet on
special Diseases, 10 amy address On receipt Of
SIX cents IN postage stamps, for return poslaRo
yl0n42yi
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-16

The boys ON = iark-From Albany to
Plnh Lake.
FISH LAKE, July ii. 1875

FISH LAKE July II, 1875
Editor Democrat:
In briefmanne | will give you few
incidents connected with our journey TO
this famous land of pleasure. We left the
Gem Of the valley albany on the morning
Of the 8, inst. "hecled" with Henry rifles
shot guns, derrengers and other weapons
of destruction, on board one Of Marshalls
d Schlossers celebrated schooners with the
irripresslble "Pete" at the wheel.
Notwithstanding the scorching rays Of
the sun we sailed up the Lebanon road at
the rate Of six knots an hour until we
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-16

WAETEp.-lOO,OOO pounds Of WOOL.
for which o. Fox 4 Bro. are prepared
to pay the highest cash price, They
also take pleasure in announcing that
one OF their firm has just returned from
San Francisco, with large and well
assorted stock of general merchandise,
which they offer lower than ever for
cash or country produce. The pnbllc
Will do we'll by examining their stock
before purchasing elsewhere. They
have large supply Of wool sacks and
twine for sale,