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We ars informed that Methodist preacher
named Scott, was killed by man named Hickman
yesterday morning, at Lewsvie, about forty.tive
miles east of this city, on the Central Railroad
The murdered man was knocked down with club
and then stabbed. We could learn nothing of the
circumstances further than this There was great
excitement IN the place in consequence oft The
murderer was not arrested at the latest accounts-
Indianapolis Journal
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-14

BAkER tho murderer Of Poole, has made his
escape, He sailed for the Canary Islands on the
9TH insts after being delayed three days IN the
harbor By adverse winds He formerly resided at
the OsnsriA~
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-14

Rev. y. 7. GRAr, Of Boston, who died recently
IN that city, was formerly one Of the publishers Of
the North American Review, and member Of the
firm Of Gray 4 Bowen.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-14
Cuba and the Democracy.

The United Democracy OF New York have gone
the whole figure with the Z. Monroe doctrine" by
stretching its application to the islands Of the Pa
cifc and to China At the great meeting of We'd
nesday last in the city Of New York, the following
resolution, among others. was passed by acclana-
ton and with great enthusiasm:
RESOLVED, That the Union Democracy of New
York, adhering to the true american doctrine of
Monroe, repudate any line of governmental policy
which does not resist to the extent Of the " life
and fortunes" Of the nation all European inter-
ference with the affairs of this continent and which
will not resent to the utmost the encroachments
which are sought TO be made by the Allied Powers
of Western Europe in China, the Sandwich Islands,
Central America, and Cuba.
1t is such superlative nonsense as this, says the
Inteliigeneer, uttered at party meetings, and sent
forth as the sentiment Of the country, which sub
jects us to the contempt Of other nations. Dema-
gogues make the mistake of thinking that nothing
but absurd extravagancies are suited to the popu-
lar taste.
1t appears from the annexed paragraph from
two New York journals, that the Democrats of that
State are at variance on this Cuba question. The
National Democrat remarks
"There seems to be little jar between the city
and country views Of the friends Of the admins
tration. The soft meeting in this city on Wednes-
day adopted Cuba resolution; while the Albany
Argus Of the next morning contains an article APP
proving Mr.. Marcy's foreign policy, and hoping
that few citizens of this republic desire to see
It's foreign policy conducted upon any such basis
Of aggression. What are we to think p
The Albany Argus replies:
Think what you please, and let Others
do the like. We think that larceny--whether
Of horse, a bag of gold, or an Islands, not to
be commended and we shall not be likely to think
otherwise, whatever any public meeting in New
York or elsewhere, may think on the subject.
We don't 90 for stealing-S
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-14

Mr.. MrLLsos's NoMSAuoN.--A correspond
ont of the Baltimore American gives the follow
ing particulars in regard to the nomination of
Mr.. Milson, Of the Norfolk district:
The Democratic nomination Of the Democratic
Convention that assembled at Suffolk to-day, was
the Hon. John s. Millson. The Convention was
large, and TazeweT Taylor, ESQ.,, of Norfolk city
presided. The nomination does not give perfect
satisfaction, and was strongly opposed BY Dr.
Arthur Smith, whose name was before the Conven-
ton, but withdrawn by himself 1t appears from
DR.. Smiths speech that General Wilson's course in
Congress has been strongly condemned by a large
portion Of the Democratic party in Norfolk county
and city, and also by many of the Office holders
under the present Administration. He could not,
is Is thought have received the nomination from
the people. II was charged in Convention that the
delegations were packed, and appointed knowing
that they would 60 for the denomination Of Colonel
Nilsson. The Know-Nothing party is so strong in
the district that Mr.. Mison stands but little chance
II Is said that he win certainly be defeated and with
Qana
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-14

BREAKING WrNDows--R. II. Jefferson, and
Randolph Pitts, two young darkies, were tried BY
Justices Morsell and Birch, this morning, for
throwing bricks into and through the window of a
house opposite Trinity church on Third street.
There being some discrepancy In the evidence, the
two boys we're ordered toeive security to keep the
peace.
The Trinity times., 1855-07-28
What is " True Democracy7"

Our adcrs wjll Gud au abundance If 20.
i'ica matter in our paper tbs ucck The
Democracy have taken possession Of our co
umns aud lcit Us but little space to say any.
hing FIR ourselves. o. the outside of oul
sheet will be found The proceedings of What
purPpr's tc he the Regular Democratic
County Convention" We wou,l call pr
Iicu'ar attention to the unique resolution pre-
- nicd as test uf The democracy # the del.
cgales. Not to cay anything Of the elegant
,ty lie aud excellent grammar that character.
IL and renders il a gem Of Amuican lilcra.
iurc, We cannot but admire the uuly demo.
cratic doctrine contained in tie last CLAUSE
which rays those yoinq negatively shall
be considered, unless satisiactor y explained
Why he votes so. as members of such patty.
and declared expelled from the Convention. y
This is certainly rather conducive to the free
dom Of thought aud ,xpl ession.
IN another column will b. found The pro
ceedings Of what is trmed The Anu Know
Nothing Democratic Convention together
with an address to the Democracy Of the
County from the mrmbers Of sad Conyen
ton
Then again we have an address to the De
mocracy from those who style themselves
memb,ys Of the true Conventions We also
have reports Of two different Senatorial Con
yentons. All # which Wll doubtless inter-
cst our readers excessively.
The up shot oi it all seems TO be that there
Is sclisnl in The democratic ranks, and that
twO d ii,I ent nominations have been made ini
the Offices Of S,na;or aud Asscmblyuan.
One party noninat,s Ilol', Of kamash
for the Senate, and W. W. Upton, for The
Assembly The ether party nomnale~ Ma
son, Of si-kiyou, for tie 5, nate, and Fetr
for the Assembly Which is the uue Oc:u-
ocratc pariy2
The Trinity times., 1855-07-28

t-rr.t Of the Demo ratio party. and the we :
FIRE of our county. and also believing Il ~
tou viii approve Of the pi iincipp upon which
we acted. we are pert clly willing to bear al
the od uiu and Stigma that will attach itself
to the word bo'lcr,' when mentioned in con
necr on with our amcs.
The Know Notlinos are ava o that it is
impossible for them 10 elect their candi ia.e
al The ensuing election uni $ they chou,
one who i not known 10 outsiders as bel1up
ing to the order. and have him RECEIVE q
nomination fr"m a Democratic Convention
llS trick has been prlct,>pd successfully i'm
the Atllntic States AID is. in our opinion.
what they have been end avornr Ia do in
this county. II this was not the object why
were these delegates sent into the C,nyen.
tonl And why did all those who were
Erorn tu be- members Of the order stick like
wav tu the man who i"raot 10 say whether he
was or wns not a member Of The orier2
Since the organic lion Of the IA " No
thing or American lar'V, nearly every
Democratic State and C'untv Convent,
at has ben hell in the Atlantic States
have passed resolutions requiring their can@i-
dates to come forward and pledge themst !, Us
10 opp sIiion 10 the secret po 'icHl order
But here in the County of Trinity - here in
he vilds Of Cali ornia, almost upon The out
skirts ot civilization. we find men " no sci
themselves up ~ patterns and immaculate tx-
Founders ot Democracy, and they tell YOU
that y"n must not exact p edge of a randi
date. Jto~ il nat Demonat, Drinupic
The Senatorial District Convention which
convened ~ N'av,rvilr on the 23i inst.
after hearing the evidence in the case. d.,
cidcd that "e We're the true Democracy oi
Trinity. and were entitled TO our seats in that
Convention. We would direct your atren
ton t" the proceedings Of this Cunv, ntion
which You viii find published in this paper
under the head of '' Senatorial Di.irct Com
vcnion." Benjamin L. Mason Of s Sski> ou
for State Senator. and A.J Feltrr. of 1rni-
II, for Assembly, are the regular nomin, rs o
the Democratic parry in this Cruny and
District They are both men whp are every
way qualified for The Offices Ia which the,
desire TO be elected they are both known II,
rood and true Democrats, and both stand
pledged 10 belong 10 no secret political or
aani2ation wl at'ycr, and we ask Of you IL
give them v"ur hearty support
+. HARRIS.
II. B CHASE. Committee
j. Mc''Il.LlNRAY,\ y
The Trinity times., 1855-07-28

C"uGT or SC'sIoNs This Court adjourned
Yesterday after a session Of over months
duration, during which time nothing ha- been
accomplished except adding about so 900 to
the county debt. Three weeks ago we men.
toned HAT tie Grand Jury lad presented
Thirty nine Indictments ngainsi different in
dvduals The Court Of :, ssions has been
engaged since that Time in the lra Of these
ca,e', and MT one angle indrmenf om Of
tie oho'e Harry nj has Jeen ,us'ain,d. l.
nos this perfect farce upon just c,2 1t will
be agreeable intel igcncc To the tax payers Of
Trinity County, tolcarn tla, the indebtedness
OF The county has been increased 10000
all through the malice or stupidity Of person,
who should have known better.
The Trinity times., 1855-07-28
delegates appeared, and affixed their sigma

delegates appeared, and affixed their sigma
turcs
O~e0on Cu'cl--F. Harris. VI. Farrol
Chije' M i-R b Chas-. F. Bates
Mou Canon Ct'ct II. Ankucy. John
ilocIrr
Iy os' Trediag P,St-A. ". Williams.
James Rum on
Arton'os Dem II. Z Cl,mens, Jno Nc
I.auqhllr
No~h Fo'k-.Jos,ph McGi'livray. Oring
ton Over
Eoa Frt IF North Tork-John Hook
y B. II ckrv.
On motion of IT Ankney. the Convention
then proceeded to nominate candidate for
Representative wher unon Mr. NlrGilliv
raw Illuminated Mr.. a j. Felter. Of Oregon
Clutch. ~ y cand date
On motion of Mr. Chase. Mr. Felter came
T. rward and declared that be was - Demo-
crat of the Jriferson school aud should ever
be such: thar hr wax not at this time. never
bad heen and never should be- nembrr 81
any aecrct political organ zarion whatever.
aod nart cularly the Know Nothing, or Ameri
can Party
lt'it uc III ilt DtltI lflHilNtflbUs AlF o.
tor was De. Jared the unanimous nonn of
this Convention, rs . candidate, for the A.
eemhlY.
On motion of f. Ratcs III. Convention
proceeded 10 elect deleaates 10 the Senatorial
District Convention, 10 be held at Weaver
willie on Monday next
Wherenp"n, Mcssr. Esiis. +. Harris. F.
" Brown +. Bate J. Co'nsiock. aid y B
Mooney. after pledgiug Themselves t. b long
10 no secret political organization whatever
and to be Democrats, good and true, were
elected said del gates
On o,ion cf J. McGl'ivrav. the Conycn
'ion appointed Me>srs J G Bnch. George
Crnsson, J Coustock. j : NcCa.n. and !.
logan, Central Committee for the ensuing
year.
On motion Of Mr. Williams. comrit'ce
composed Of VI, ssrs Harris. Chase. aud Me-
GlIyray, were appointed 10 prepare an ad-
dress, 10 the Democracy Of Trinity County.
for publicat on.
On motion. the Convention adjourned.
t. HARRIS, President.
r. + CUASE. Secrrtul.y
The Trinity times., 1855-07-28
Democratic Anti-iNuow NOthing Convcu-
lion.

A. a County Convention Of the Demo
cracy Of the County Of Trinity, held at
Wcavcryile, in pur' uanee to public notice,
Jolly list, 1855.
On motion, F. Harris, Of Oregon Gulch,
was called to the Char, and r. b. Chase
elected Secretary.
ON motion, all del gates 10 the Count!
Convention who declare themselves to be-
true Democrats and Anti Know Nothing,
and who d. not belong, buI are opposed, To
secret Tol,ieal soeiet e., to come forward and
sign their names, wherCupon the following
The Trinity times., 1855-07-28

ton be held at Orleans Bar. Klamath COUNTY
On m1ion. John G. Bnrch. Of Trinity II
G Ferris. 81 Sisk,yod; G Helnan. of Kla.
nath and C II. Howard, of llumbold,
v.r1 chosen Corresponding Comm tee for
the District.
On motion. it was
Res1'rei. That the proceedings of the
&" nveation be published in the Triai,v
Ties
/ he Convention then adjourned
A. q. NcCANDLE5S. Chairman.
G. S. WHIrCHER. Secretary.
The Trinity times., 1855-07-28

Gov BIGLER AND Know NorHiNcrsM-
The Mar, syiile Herald says Gov. Bieler
has been twice an applicant for admission into
the Know y othing Order, as can be distinct.
~ verified by the testimony of some of the.
most honorable mrn in the State
The Trinity times., 1855-07-28

rOn bags Green kin Cotfee
UUU $40 mats Manila sugar
500 mats No | China Sugar
50 bbls Crushed and Powdered Sugar
30 hf bbls Crus ,rd and Pow dere ed ugar
900 bbls Cofft- Sugar
$50 b5ls and hf bhls NOrleans Sugar
Is bbls and hf bbls S Sugar.
For sale BY
r /, BREWSTER & co.
;ostf cor Frcat aud CliysE.
The Trinity times., 1855-07-28
Democratic Senatorial Convention.

Pursuant 10 notice, the Democratic Scna-
tolial Convention Was held ON the 23d Of
July, A. y. $50. tonomiuatr candidate for
the office of Senator ror the Twelfth $ na,o
rial District. {. + Lynn, E>q, was called
10 the Chair, and II. }. Howe elected S,cre
tary.
On motion, the Chair appointed Mr,sr-
NcCaui.rss, Of Klamath and Folwidcr aud
jackson, of Trinity, Committee on Creden
lials.
Committee reported the names Of the fol
lowing parsons ,nutlvd 10 seat in the Con
Vrutiou:
h an, n c. - MIR NcCandly.s, with three
PROVES. cuti led 10 frr yol,s
Yligi'v Co.-Iohn NJ Peters, John Full
wider. t. ;. Gup'il. VIM. l.. jackson, G. +.
LINN. r. A Newman and IL. }. Howe, en-
iiled 10 nnc vote each.
On motion. T. W Holt. ESQ, was nomi-
mated b, acclaua,.ou candidate lor the othc
e SENATOR for the Twelfth Senatorial DIS
trict
On motion. it was
Res iced. That the proceedings of This
Convention be pnb,h.d in the Tinus
Times, Y,ckI L i'm Ia b.lG. Ttmss, aul
Crrsceni CT Her.N
Meeting lhen adjourned
c. + LYNN, Chairman.
II. J. lIowz Secretary.
The Trinity times., 1855-07-28

1%n Tierces Sugar Cured Hams. in brine,
lJU 81 cs Clear aud Extra Clear Bacon,
.0J bbls Clear ANA Mess Pork
2jU 1T hbIs Clear Mess aud Pork,
go III bbls new Goshen Butter,
ljO O. Leaf Lard lob tins,
30 cs superior DAIRY Cheese.
1000 keas + B Syrup, 5 aud s gals,
2O0 hf bbls y . Alolasses.
For sale by
r. E. BREWSTER s. CO.,
iyoStf cor Fro ana Gay sp'
The Trinity times., 1855-07-28

SHOCKING BRUTALITY One Of the most
revolving cnses OF inhumaniy that ever came
under our observation occurred in this town
n few dnNs siuce. \ Chnaman threw q
quantity Of vitriol into the face of Chinese
woman, burning her IN ihe r.ost horrlb',
manner. The cries of the wr,lchcd creature
were most pieaus, aud her suil,rngS wcrc
and slil are almost uncomfortable. She MI,
IN all prohabity bo blind ior the remainder
Of her hte and be hnrubly disigured. We
cannot learn that any sters have been taken
hy the authorizes 10 arrest the lRdsv'doaI
Iha, committed this horrible outrage. Why
IL Hl
The Trinity times., 1855-07-28

BoAnD. oS SrreR>I.oRs.-On On the first pae,
Of our paper HiA be found the proeecdin = Ct
the Board Of Supei, iSors for this county, al
ther lat s,s-io".
Their proceedings in relation to Road Su
pergisor~, und the Road tax" al, NOT "a
acty in accordance with the Act, passed b,
the last Legislature, Concerning Road
and Highways" Them law gives the Su
l.ervs,ls power to levy . road iHN on al
able botArd men, (which shs'l not rSee''
four dollar~ per anunm, and proN'rit "a
which shall not cxcccl live cents on each on'
hundred dollars, for road pulpo-es,' W.
" i'll publish the ,nure Act ucNt week.
The Trinity times., 1855-07-28

We r'e authorized to Annonnce WILL
LIAM r. ! 1UkNER, 0att Judge Of the Sth
Judicial DisIrctJ as a candidate for Judge
OF the 18th Judicial District, AT the Septem-
ber election.
The Trinity times., 1855-07-28

1SO Ceroons iresh Chile Peaches,
lCO ! 0 bags lille Beans,
leo bbls Carolina Rice,
1904 mats No. Rice,
5un hf bbs Corn Meal,
100 cs Dairy SaIt, 10 and ljb bags,
jo0 drums Goldfish,
300 cks TcnnenIs Ale and Porter.
For Sale By
4 + BREWSTER x co,
Corner Front aud Clay streets,
j.8 If San Francisco.
The Trinity times., 1855-07-28

oln Cases Goodwn's Smoking Tobacco,
oOU 3IU cs NAlsun's SmokIng do
IS cs III Sacramento do
81 cs Eh phaut d.
35 cs 'rwn Bros and "Our Jewel"
Tobacco
% cs Fruit aud Apricot Tobac' o,
81 cs Chbaunis aud Cantrl,pe do
80 Is Grape aud Let Her kip"
Tobacco,
10 cs May Flower Tobacco.
For Sale by
Il. +. BREWSTER & co,
Cor. Front and Clay streets,
jv28N San francisco.
The Trinity times., 1855-07-28

DRowaED.-Thc body Of Geman named
Freddie William Henry, was found in Trinity
River, about mile below I.owden's Bridge.
ON Wednesday morning lie had been
missing since the Sunday evening previous ;
and il is supposed that he was drowned while
attempting 10 ford the river His riding
mule is not to be found and it is supposed
that it was drowned at the same time -
Coroner Sheppard held an irgre.t over ih,
body on "Wednesday, and 4 verdict Of " ac
cdentally drowned Vas rendered by the
jury.
The deceased had been engaged in packing
between Shasta and his place ior year or
more, and was generally known by the sou
brqnet Of " The Flying Dutchuan" We
believe that lie leaves family, residing
somewhere in the vicinity of Shaslg.
The Trinity times., 1855-07-28
IL. Il DRE IVSIkK IL 20.

Wholesale GroCers & Provision DcaIca,s
SAN FRANCISCO.
100 Gases Preston * Merrll's Yeas.
lUO Powders.
40U cases assorted Pie Fruits,
$50 cs Fresh Peaches.
10 cs fresh Nhurtcb"rries,
l03 rs Natural Pre- ,i ycs, assorted,
50 cs Preserved Ounces.
10 cs assnIt d Jams and Jvlles,
81 cs Peach Jam and Jelly,
&UO es Salcratus, rs ant paper,
100 cs Rorst Ch,kn,
100 cs do Tulky,
100 cS L"bst rs ANA Claims,
80 cs ken~ctt'S Ol ,ters,
l0A 6 tirIi', Oysters.
100 dz h"oped Is ckets,
500 gross K. ". Matches.
3 q cs Green Teas, | aud ID,
l5d cs Black Teas, tlb pa,
300 cs Mustard. glass,
$50 cs gr"uni Pepper,
so cs Cassia ami Pinicnto,
100 cs Nutnegs.
ID cs Walnut Ca,sup,
800 cs loniato CatSup, rints and as,
500 bxS Pepper Sauce,
ljU Is DIV" Oh.
ljo es Sardincs, hf and q box,
lu,0 bxs IiiI's Soap,
1000 bxs hite Eng Soap,
COO cs Chemical Olive Soap,
For sale by
Il. T. BREWSTER & co,
Jy%S II 81 Front ST, cor. Clay.
The Trinity times., 1855-07-28

BALL At THE DIANA We wish TO remind
our readers thai the Ball at the Diana takes
place on "Wednesday evening next We hope
to eec a large assemblagc Of our fair adics
and gallant young gentlemen on the occa-
sion.
We would call attention TO the notice that
supper tickets are not included in the price
paid for Ball tickets. An elegant Supper viii
be provilcd by Mr. I,lchcr Of the Indcpcn
drhcc-scry'd up on the European plan
from o'clock ?. NJ to 2o'clock 4. VI. The
price Of which viii depend upon the taste and
appetite Of the eater, each one paving for
what is ordered by him and for nothing more.
The Trinity times., 1855-04-14
The Murder at French Gr'ch.

The Shasta Courier, of the 7th inst, gives
the following particulars of this horrible
murder:
son last Tuesday night, James Allen and
Mark Silyerman, while mdulging in a game
with cards, at French Guch, got into dti-
Guilty which resulted in the death Of the lat
ter by stabbing with a bowie-knfe. Accor-
ding to the testimony Given before Justice
Clark, Silverman had observed Allen "rase
fours, that is, raise poker hand Of four
aces, or four kings, or queens, or jacks
and the last time he discovered him perform
ing this trick, had gently and without anger,
tapped him upon the hat, and remarked to
him in effect, snow, old fellow, don't do that
any more won't stand it--I've seen you
do that three or four times, before" At this
Allen jumped up-swore Sverman told a
id lie-and drawing his knife, with one
lick inflicted a severe wound upon his right
arm, and cut cash in his right side at least
five inches in length. Several large blood
vessels, as well as a portion of the entrai.s
were severed by the same lick, and the un-
fortunate man bled to death in less than two
houes In the confusion that Immediately en-
sued, Allen effected his escape and made for
Shasta lie was oyertaken at Grizzly Guch.
however, and taken back to French Guch.
As might have been expected, as soon as
he arrived the cry was hang him. hang him.
and all the preparations were at once made
to carry out this purpose. Officer Bloom
field, however, resisted the excited people by
every persuasive means, for several hours,
when he was joined by Sheriff Nunnally and
several citizens who were opposed to lyncAing
the criminal So excited were the mass Of
the people, however, that it was only by the
utmost coolness and good nature on the part
Of the sheriff, and those acting with him, in
resisting the crowd, that they were at last in
duced to consent to the prisoner remaining in
the hands of the officers, to be dealt with by
the proper legal authorities of the country
Allen now lies in the Shasta jail, and will
probably be tried on next Tuesday or We'd
ncsday
slycrman was a German and quite a
young man. Allen is from Mercer county,
Kentucky, and is also quite young man
We believe he came across the Plains last
season.
The Trinity times., 1855-04-14

4 Coon MoytMENr-It VIII be seen by
card published in our paper Of this week
that the blacksmiths Of Weayeryle and Vi
cIn.ty lave resolved to close their shop. on
the sabbath, on aud after The first Sunday
in May next.
We are much pleased to see This step r
ken by our mechanics, ard we hail ii as an
indication that the time is not far distant,
when a proper observance Of the Sabbath
day will be universally regarded throughout
this community by all classes and all persons.
Surely there is no good reason Why the
shops Of our mechanics and the stores Of our
merchants should be kept open on this day
The laws Of God and Of nature, both dc.
mand that we should abstain from labor one
day out of the seven. There is plenty o.
time during the six remaining days Of tn,
week for US TO labor in the accumulation o.
earthly riches. Why then, cannot all casse,
Of our ctize exhibit becoming respect tc
thut article Of the Decalogue which com
mands US to "Remember the Sabbath day tc
keep it holy"
The Trinity times., 1855-04-14
sourH AMERICA.

TMNivy RlyrR.-lfrom present indications,
there viii probably be more mining done on
this river during the coming summer than in
any previous season. The prospects for sue
oess,ul mining are extremely favorable, as
there is every probability that the amount Of
water in the river viii be much less than cv-
er before known, aad consequently those por
tons Of tie river which have heretofore been
inaccessible will be easily, ana we have no
doubt, pro6tab'y worked.
The Trinity times., 1855-04-14
THE EYES.
All Diseases of the Eyes Cured with
Uniailing Certainty.
Dr., w. A. SN IDER. Oculist.
Way next.
(Signed)

DR. W. a. SNYDER'S mode of treating
~ diseases Of the Eye differs materially
from the course commonly pursed by Phys-
clans. Believing that most diseases of the
Eye have their origin in the obstructed cir
cula;ion or an impure state of the system, his
remedies will be prescribed with reference
70 the disease with which the patient may be
afflicted; and equ-Dizir the circulation re-
moving obstruction and restoring the general
he ,th Of the patient the Eyes may be per.
manently cured without the use Of causic or
any Of the irritating applications in general
use. DR.. ). would say to those who hare
exhausted re skill of all others without re.
lief. not to despair of a cure without giving
him trial, for in all cases where the vision
is not entirely lost, or the Eye not completely
disorganized, there is still hope.
Office, corner Sansome and Bush streets,
san Francsco-entrance on Bush, opposite
Rasette house. Tapr "a