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HAVING hecn Hast and selrcted file most splendid
IL lots OF marbeeyer brought to this MaIket, want
all my ieds TO call Immediately and leave their orders
for an kind thO1 may want. 5l
Having purchased largely will finish up wnk In the
latest and most approved styles aud Al tho lowest rates.
warranted and no mistake. IN u
ielQ 500 f....r..- .esU M, j. ROIIAN.
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Rus ~ heavy shovel Of rain OCCURRED here
,,,,t5sy moruing Uufouuuutely, il listed but
Gvmlnuies' LHr6.i yl.
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.rEIlE&RAB HTa NEWS
81 - llly AZ Natl8nal niale.--.-I-
FORRIGN NEWS,

IIEILNoR4FNEn EoarnE0AILYlNTNIMlagNdEE
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-09-17

with her, whole evenings, in literary talk and
paternal intimacy.
Madame, the Countess OF Duehatel, doated
on the seducing child Of MeIpomena in the
same manner as her grand father had formerly
doated on Miss Duchesnois. She used TO take
her seat at her table, or by her in the drawing
room; NJ Duchatel, then secretary of the in
terror, handed to the young pensioner Of the
French theatre, rich and coquettish library,
whose shelves contained our classical master
pieces and books of moral
There was no reunion or literary festival at
LabbayeGur. Bois, at NJ me Recamier' lodgings
without M'lleRachel. Shesucceeded 10 pleasing
and charming aside ofthatdistinguished woman,
who, fortuneless, deprived of the graces Of
youth, knew how to keepiIlustrious friendships,
and assembled in convent room the polished
society Of the time to talk, upon the works Of
the mind, or to listen to a chapter of the me-
moirs Of Outre- Ibm6e, written on the preceding
evening. The women Of the theatre used to be
a subject of wonder and delight for the little
literary church of u 4bbdye aug Bots.
FRO Re CONTINUED
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in great abundance, and the time cannot be
Tar distant when this vast mineral wealth will
be fully developed as an auxiliary to the steam
navigation of the river. To establish this,
quiet and restoration of order is needed in
China, and whichever party is ultimately des-
lined to obtain possession Of the government.
there can be no doubt that it will be much to
The real interest Of the empire that the nayi-
CATION Of this unrivalled river by steam should
be opened TO the world the persons who APP
pear at present to direct the revolution, as far
IS can be ascertained, are ignorant of what
should be their true interest respecting foreign
governments. If blind and utterly selfish
ianaticism should continue to actuate them,
land their influence is as absolute amongst
their followers as was ever that of Mahomet,)
very little can be hoped for towards more en-
Iarged policy; it may be that the nations Of
The west may, ultimately. be obliged to inter
iere, and give a really Christian direction to
this revolution, the masses who are engaged
in it would, it is believed, hail such an inter
ference with unmixed Joy.
On the morning of the I'd June. the "Sus
quehanna," got under way at half past five
o'clock a. M, on her return. She was only
four hours and-a-half in reaching Marking
and came to an anchor off Silver Island, at ten
o'clock having made the run Of one hundred
and twenty miles in nine hours. AS she
passed the batteries along the river, all hands
were at the guns, in readiness to repel any
hostile indication; nothing of the kind was OBJ
served, however, crowds of men we're seen on
the works, as she passed, looking at her won,
derful speed, with much concern she was
making about fourteen knots most Of the way,
to the island. His excellency again had an
interview with the imperial admiral who came
| on board and remained several hours; salutes
were fired from his squadron as the "Susque-
hanna !" passed by. SO
On the morning of the Sd, the ship left Sill
yer Island, and reached Shanghae on the 4th
about o'clock p. M, having been detained on
all the shoals to sound, where she experienced
difficulty going up. e.a
The steamer "Confucius under the CON-
mand of Lieutenant Brown, of the u. s. ship
"Susquehanna," with Captain Dearborn act
ing as pilot accompanied the "Susquehanna !"
as q tender, end the Invaluable services,
rendered by both these gentlemen, can never
be too highly appreciated by all who observed
the rare skill exhibited by them on the entire
passage. .H
The sailing directions Of E. H. Garwood
master of Fl. B. M. brig aEspirgle with adj
ditional notes Of Captain Fishborne, of Fl. B.
NJ. steamer Hermes.n were found of very
great assistance to Captain Buchanan.
The g Susquehanna," was under steam 81
hours 20 minutes ascending from Woosung to
Wu-hu, and 81 hours descending the river from
Wu-hu to Shanghae
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BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
L II Z II YDROM MA @ EN-,
OR, wATERPRooF, AEFI-coEspNPTtYE,

Manufactured by Hsreourf Bradley ~ Co.
~ MARKET ST. MANCHESTER afI
Principal Warehouse, l02 Wood Strset. Cheopsidk
London, England American Embellishments Is
Ann Street, AND 100 Nassaz Street, Ne,c Iork,
3 Unifed States. f1i-H eaa aoas
uNHE HYDRoMAGEN IS A. VALUABLE
u discovery for protectipg The feet from damp
or cold, and therefore preventative OF many lung
diseases, tvffhota arg d5ctorfng tchoteper. The
Hydromsgen is ia the form ola sole, and worn in
side the boot or shoe. Its medicated character IL
powerful antidote TO disease.
For gentlemenh viii be found agreeable, warm.
and healthy, 20 wear In the coldesf or raihirst
weather. as the foot cannon become wei IL the
dydromagen Is inserted. Ladies may wear the
ightest soed boots or shoes in the most Indictment
weather with impunhy while consumption, 20
prevalent among the young Of our country, may
be thwared by their general adoption. They en-
tirely snpeyseds oreshoes, az the latter cause the
feet to perspire in very unhealthy msuners and
besides, are not dangerous TO wear 10 nede.iri.ns
nicY vrslber, Ike India rppDers While IN, Iat,.r
cause the feet 10 sppear extremely large. the
HydromaRen, being mere thin slice Of cork pre-
pared, peculiarly placed inside does moi increase
the size Of the boot, or cause the foot 10 appear
untdy. To children they are extremely valuable.
ne they may engage IN exercise with comfort and
healthy efccts.t Their expense is so slight az 10
scarce need mention; besides. those who pat
ronize them will fnd their yearly doctors bss much
diminished thereby
Az the Hydromsgen Is becoming more known,
its sale 10 increasing 10 an almost incredble ex.
tent Last year, in London, Manchester, Bipmine-
ton, Liverpool, Glasgow. Leeds, Dublin, Paris.
Antwerp, Hamburg, and Berlin, oar sales reached
l732,450 pairs Of cork soles. This year the mum.
Der will far sorpass that.
Ask the faculty their opinion Of their value as
preventative for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, As,h-
ma, and Consumption.
Mems sizc, per pair. .................3 5 cents.
Ladies' do. do. Observation-Disclosures g.
Boys and misses, '..........,.........25 \
NoricE~-From ibesretsil prizes we make a very
liberal allowance 10 jobbers and wholesalers, 20
that any sforekceper may make a fine profit on
their sale, while they are an article that may be
kept in any store, among any class Of goods.
. For terms. apply 10 49,
HARCoURT, BRADLEY 81 CO,
Sep s--dSrw3m % Ann Street, New York.
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lust RECEIvEp.r = Per barQue Adeiia
~ Rogers and Schooner Granite State 500 tons,
and daily expecting per brig candsIe, $50 tons
pure Wenham Lake ICE, from IS 10 is inches
ties. r. n MTDpT .T.rt,N
TO- once and Depot south side F, next 10 corner
Z Aug s0lcoy. IysllqROoaees aH5i
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-09-17

MI hbLOhh tAMffs--A<rt~ Ne - -. Hunter
Ivl physicians for diseases Of the chest. &c,
beg 70 announce that they will rcmove 10 New
York on the 9Th Of Deccnber next, or az soon
thereafter as they shall have completed desired
professional arrangements in regard 10 their prac-
this change 10 that Of being more central and easy
Of scesss 70 those visiting them nom disuu parts
fthe Union. 4" -
Dr. James Hunier. will during the winter, visit
professionally 81. Augustine, Jacksonville and the
principal resorts for invalids on the southern
coast. ,t 49,
Or. Robert Hunter win visit Washington and
baltimore on professional business once in each
month after December
Will be published In January next an American
edition Of Sir Charles Scudsmore's work on fnha-
ation, with an aInfroluction,' I" Notes" and an
Appendix, by r. Hunter, M r. 9. s. ~.
Nov l6--lY Atei, fml az
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PASSENGERS FOR NEW YORK.
side-wheel Steamships Roanoke and James
fnWn. = Nv. -
nor NE w YORK VIA NORFOLK

I United States Mail Line The elegant steam
ships r ROANOKE e. JAMESTOWN are now regu-
larry on the line and leave Richmond every Tues
day and Friday afternoon al 4 o'clock, p. NJ, and
arrive in New York every Thursday and Sunday
morning.
Passengers by these ships may rely upon hav
ing attendance and fare equal TO any OF the first
class Hotels Of the Northern Cities. tt
Passage 10 New York including meals and fine
State Room accommodations, only. j. ..s10 90
Steerage passage, only. ............ 8 90
Every attention will be paid 70 Ladies' travelling
alone. For further particulars apply TO ~
LUDLAM & WA rSON, Richmond.
LUDLAM g. PLEASANTS. Ne,e YoxL
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-09-17

CAST AND WROUGHT IRON.-F.ir-
" BARN on the Application OF Cast and
Wrought Iron 70 Building Purposes io
just received at TAYLOR & MAURY's
Aug ~ bookstore, near 9th g.
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The distance BY ships reckoning is about IS
miles.
/ ], wa. taken by the rebel. on the 9TH March,
1859
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-09-17

Fugitive Slave Case.--Yesterday, two per
sons, whose names we did not ascertain, reached
here, with the proper papers, 10 claim fugitive
save. They meet the negro in the street and ar
rested him. He acknowledged his obligation and
expressed willingness and desire 10 return with
his master. A free negro present interfered TO
rescue the slave. and fearing violence. the owner
or one Of his agents fired at the negro, slightly
woundng him. An immense crowd gathered, and
in the excitement the slave was slipped away by
the negro population of this city. The persons
from 81. Louis were then surrounded by great
crowd of negroes and others, and followed by them
through the streets. Finding the Young America
House open they went in there TO avoid the
crowd, which soon filed the saloon and all the
streets in the neighborhood. The city marshal was
sent for, 10 whom the parties surrendered them
selves and were placed in jail.
A crowd hung round the Jail all the afternoon,
but everything was quiet
To-day, the matter will be investigated, and we
earnestly appeal to all orderly and quiet people 10
leave the matter in the hands Of the law. Keep
away from all scenes Of excitement. II any row
riot is TO take place. leave il TO those who, twice
within the last ten days, have violated the CON-
monest right OF an American citizen-the right OF
speech-Chicago Tfm,s, llA inst.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-09-17

GREEN GINGER. Fresh, For sale by
VI SHEKELL & BAILEY,
Aug II No. 5, opposite Centre Msrkst
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~ ENUfNE Fsrins Cologne just received,
W and for sale by rho box or bottle. ~
w. g. zANTZINGER.
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PErEnspuRe. sept. 8. 1s54.

! Al the urgent solicitation OF several different
parties 81 distance, negotiating for the pur.
chase of the above property. have consented to
put off its public sale until OcroBER court day
next, the 10Th day ofthe month, at which time, al
one o'clock, p. m, the whole Of the properly will
be offered at public auction, TO the highest bidder
without reserve. ~. fs Sept 9--dtOctl6
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-09-17

scrsp of HIfstory.-During the revolutionary
war, General Lafayette being in Baltimore, was
invited 10 ball. He went as requested as might
be expected Of young Frenchman oftwenty Two,
and addressed the ladies' thus:
Ladies. you are very handsome; you dance
pretiily; your ball is very fne-but my soldiers
have no Shirts
The appeal was irresistible. The ball ceased !;
the ladies went home and went to work and the
next day large number OF shirts were prepared
by the fairest hands Of Baltimore for the gallant
defenders Of their country.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-09-17

Miss Jennie Beard. beautiful and highly re-
spectacle young lady, Of Bristol, Wayne county,
Ohio, hung herself 10 a cherry tree with chain
on Saturday last. She was disappointed in a love
affair, u5.al .aos III. srle ~
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-09-17

Declension.--A gentleman informed us last
evening that Edward Joy Morris had sent ia his
resignation TO the Wing Executive COMMITTEES as
a candidate for Congress in The first district
WHAT'S in the wind Do you know - Psnnsyl
uaataa, -
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-09-17

II he AND EPIsTLEs or ST. PAUL,
IL by the Rev. WI Congbeare, M. A., and the
Rev. J. s. Howson, M. A. ~ 'aef iii
The Captains ofthe Roman Republic, by Henry
William Herbert ae s saa " u f-'l3
The Home in the Valley, by Emelie r. Carlin.
Just received at ~ ysoa
TAYLOR & MAURYSF
Sept 10 Bookstore. near OH ~.
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TO BE CONTINUED.
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Coal.--The Newark Mercury i assul
gentleman Of that city. Of the highest Oh
who has Just returned from Mauch Chu
coal - selling AT the mines st from s2,7o
per ton The only difficulty is IN getting i
kei, and this difficulty 10 caused bv eres
tors, who are determined on keeping up Il
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-09-17
~ Tile CHEST. -ea

COO. = k.ilsin ol'1-s'it sllEff
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NEW BOOKS Just received at Taylor &
In Maury's. Newport illustrated. In a series
Of Pen and Pencil Sketches, by the Editor Of the
Newport Mercny. Chemistry Of Common Life,
part 3, Bookstore near 9th street, Pennsylvania
avenue. A,,g
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-25
4 Nammo>A ingot Of Gold.
Dianoud Work, Superb Watches &c, d
E2Gcaa'5 Chinese Sases-oo-s,
strand E':s sas .zasss 0G zssaly. German v
f,.:.Eg.e ;sssh aOain!

Nti."i-~ I'll Cashmere " Is Cf Bohemia
CRYSTAL Of Prague and Vienna
.Ah'! j. and tl!aEree v OK of Genoa
NAl|l!LF<S "iEUANi$H Of Geneva
hPiAlC Wukh Of Florence
GINS OF p : iGo1. Brussels
= L u u L.r. -. .L.. -
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-25

40 HH3s; II E,I EXTRA IRA CLEAR I5Ai ,I BACON
100 hf bblS OK clear por, $50 cs oolong = lb pps
$50 Inf bbls Goshen butter 100 doz hooped b'ckets
90 kegs Goshen butter; IS dz painted nd. brooms
100 ga ases Leaf lard 600 bxs aiamantin candles.
200 kegs f r syrup 40 and 10 Ii boxes
k20o ar bbls dried apples 200 cs Ia gal pickles
: $50 mats No China sugar $50 cs Brandy cherries
50O0 No China rice 100 cs Bait cove oysters
1000 bars Peruvian sugar; 200 cd pepper 4 tb bot
so casks Crushed sugar; $50 grounp Ooitee, y II
900 bags Chile beans tins
so grape tobacco; 250 cs Tomato catsuP
30 cs Cabanns tobacco 100 pepper sauce, plnts
80 cs Twin Bro tobacco and quarts
1000 bxs and Hills soap $50 imp and gunpowder
400 cs XXX ale, quarts; Tea, in 4 tb caddies.
For sale by r. F. BREWSTER u ",
August 4 I'm 100 Battery corner Merchant street
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-25
Descent fron2 the Crcss! !
Tho Chanel of St Tne-rse

At 'r -. purchased 3ir uncIn az the Cathedral
N".r5 LIZA, in Antwerp. whore The Greet Orig.nal wa
esfn IS y The renowned .ttist the Church cf hi
y a, ~
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-25
toahEcfFU wES!llE.

T'5Lt.5 AN3 - '.fNES.
Ho',oTar>. 81. iohn az : %. San Francisco
E.,A Ip 70 Neln srrc"t
ts.r. ne Hni.o :;au Ian sc b.
--.-s Re- ia::,0 ). Go. &2n Franri<ca
'-c:.,- .I.rr s.. Francisco
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-25
'rH.HTINEoNI+A1-<s FROM THE PRESS,
From The :. Echo du Pacific ~
DO(TOR TITEGERFORD

We wish call the attention of readers TO the ad
ertsement of this gentleman, whose extensive practice
nd is sufficient To induce al those aficte
. give him a call The octoris not only regularly edu
lted Physician but he has the PRINCIPLES Of honesty and
feel for his fellow beings. He has undoubtedly more
retice than any other Physician in san Francisco ana il
fast increasing To those acquainted with the Doctor
nothing as his skill and integrity they
ell Enown but strangers 40 call AT 20 = Du
ont street and you will find that friend in need is
riend indeed
From the 'Soufhern hedic1 JourNall
PROFESSOR HUNG ERFORD,
Although opposed the system Of advertising. yet
eem il but just to this gentleman 20 admit that his system
treatment in Private Diseases, is undoubtedly the most
approved in throughout the civilized world.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-25
A SERIES OF ORIGINAL DRAWINGS.
Twenty in Numbers;
Battle of Napoleon, by All officer of the
Old Gnar1

TIE great interest that atiacaS 70 he1 is enhanced m The
eNtorsary merit Of The Pictures Tocy we're visitv by
crowds n Gr1s, and $4,000 has since offered fo tler
refaTclase an iNGOE OF COLL 5or this amount Will he
placed beside Ecm, ready for the person to whom they
may ail ffe in it>sif is 4 handsome little fortune
anu viii be Immediately delivered, should he desire the
exchange.
For the purpose Of dsposiDg Of this Magnificent Coec
ton of Valuable ami 6eaufI foods from Europe an
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-25
ut FROM DR.. HUNCERFORD'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL Rooms, No. 226h DupoNT.

3e'resn Washington and Jackson Street, San FrdnCiSco
Where all diseases of private character receive tho
treatment necessary to effect speedy and eectual cure
those annoying and distessul complaints The enviabC
reputation Dr. Hnngcrford has earned for himself by his
extraordinary in all diseases of private nature
renders but to state his address he therefore
avoids the long advertisements of bombastc promises of
the empires of the day lavishv held out but seldom
fnlfrd Medicines sent to all parts OF the country
with directions for their use
Nocturnal Emissions Ulcers in the Throal, Syphilis
Gonorrhea Structures elect and those dreadful symptoms
of the head throat and skin under Dr. Hungerfords
treatment are hea in Incredibly short time without
mercury Young who have become victims of solitary
vice that dveadul and destructive habit which ruins both
BODY md MIND call Immediately Dr. Hungerford and
can denen upon being restored to health that great
est uf Gods blessings
STONE GRAVEL. &c-The efficacy OF DR.. Hungerford's
Ithron Trptc has proved beyond doubt TO be the most
certain in the above named most painful cases that
the human frame is most subject 10. auE0, I'm.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-25
San ancisrn Advertisements.
DR.. RUNeEAFoRD's
P z Y A TT M EDiCAL OFFICE.
NJ c26N nJTToNT STREET

IL L "A u u 2 u ~ l. y r r 4 T.
NJ. 226}l DUPONT STREET
petvecn Washington and Jackson sts San Francisco
DR. HUNGERFORD respectfully announces TO his friends
ana he public, that he viii contnac the practice OF Ne
inc ar Surgery his Old Rooms No 2- y Dupont street
between Washington and Jackson street.
The noctor having taken all the rooIs has SO arra9gei
hem that he can be consulted 4 -icacr b. as uat;ent
aitlier mile OF female, without being by peso
except himself
n the treatment of Diseases entrusted his care no
.le. erious truce medicines ave administered.
Rooms and board for persons who may wish to remar
rivate q few favs under treatment.
TO THE LADlESS.--The roctor has Private Hospital
nier the Charge of excellent Matron Expressly for the
eception Of Females,
NIB All letters OF advice encIosns Ten Dollars land
other viii be promptly attended TO-
Rs Remember, DR.. HCNGFRFORD, No. 2261a Dupon'
treet between jackson and Washington streets Fran
.isco.
Office hours from O'Clock. A. NJ. TO 9 P NJ
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-25
Santa Clara Mills,

\AEE ARE NOW RECEIVING daily from the Mill
w supply of this CHOICE BRAND OF FLOUR No
effort shall be wanting sustain the good repntatun
acquired the past The improvements recently
introduced warrant in saying that this Flour Will be oi
uniform quality an4 &c ai n NJ respects to Ihe best
brands uf the imported. PATCH < CLAYTON.
Aug g25 Agents for tho Mill, No 40, Clay street.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-25

Try G0CDS, CL"lG!>G,
=. ..tE..i =
j.. h.. : -. Ar..;& = *-a.',
FIPEE%<ES.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-25
DIR. GUYSOT'S
IMPROVED EXTRACT OF
TeIloWDOck& & Sarsapari'ta, q,
tn Quart Bottles .

III quart DUlt.cS
For the RemoUal end Permanent Cure Of all
Diseases arising from al iwpure stGte cf
the Blood OF Habit oftbe System.
The best Female Medicine known. Incpien Consump-
tion RarronDess Lucorrhoea or Whites. Irregular Men
siruation Incontinence of Urine, and General Gloomy
state of Mind are cured by DE-. GrYsor's EXTRACT OF
YELLOW Dock AND SARsAPARILLA, which gives ihmt,
diae relief. by renewing the fountain OF ttea''h anu
Strength the DLonD II neutralZes Bad tumors' su,ps
Unnatural Secfeos, and gives Healthy Action 10 al '
vital powers.
Lei all who wish to purge the Blood from the lnpu-
rites contracted from the free indulgence OF he appee
during the winter and TO prepare the system i'7lo'
summer epdernics. resort now to GUysors EXT o
YELLOW Dock SARsAPARILLA, which Is proving isil
an antidoe for manv OF The malignant diseases ii
flesh is he 10. and they will be dsapponted' ior
in this remedy the public faith has never wavered-N;
for is founded on exper ence lust s 'i u
want of faith in other and spurious compounds IL a-o
founded on experience They fly from mineral nos'l"ms
to seek hope life and vigor, from this purely vegeiao
remedv therefore, however broken down in health anu
spirits, however loathsome to himself and others i. ~
one despair of recovery let the patient only undest no
that his hope ply steal restoration Ia only IN
YELLOW DOCK and SARSAPARILLA. and persuade
him for his es sake 10 try it. and we have no hesllao
in predicting his speedy restoration to health
SCRoruLA-It has been remarked by eminent men. that
in the varied catalogue of diseases to which man Is liable
there is scarcely of such Importance and OF such IN
tsrest rs crofa whether look to the obscurity OF lis
origin its nsdious progress, the NUMBER and varey 2
organs that attacks, s remarkable ncurability and
extensive fatality.
Scrofna has baed the skill Of the most eminent phy
sicans in this country and in Europe ut there is
antito:e for the disease, in "DR. GUYsor's EXTRACT
| YELLOW Dock AND SARsAPARILLA," which ia proving
itself Specific in the most cases of Scrofula
| Y-Sold by PARK & WHITE, "A Merchant st. Sar
Francisco, TO whom all Orders must be addressed
ALsO-By Dr. ", G. ALBAN, Broad street. Nevada
end by Druggists gereraDy throughout the State 66n