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Phillips Academy,

HNIE Spring Term will commence Tuesday.
March ID, and continue eleven weeks, under
charge Of
J. S. DURANT. A. NJ, Principal,
with all necessary Assistants
Tuition,- as heretofore and, in all cases,
(protractcd illness eSccptcd,) charged for the
Term unless special agreement is made to the
contrary.
Particular attention will be given to those
branches which are required by law in the~oom-
mon school.
Miss MARY +. HowARD, Teacher Of the Piano.
Torms-(with use Of Insirumcnt.1 $40 90.
Drawing and Painting at the usual prices.
Private classes taught in French (by the Prin-
oipnl) on reasonable terms.
NJ School Books furnished cheap, but no credit
will be given.
For board or Rooms apply to
JAS. s. DURANT
DRnvillc, Feb Q, 1883 7l-1
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Hygeian Alternative Syrup I

The Great Remedy for tho Impury Of Blood THIS IL
thegaat remedy Of the present time has become known
inc dEEAI Guar for all those chronic diseases that
Wctng people all the country perfect cure n,t
every Kind Of huuOr u has cured hundreds people
Liver Complaint aud Kidney diseases cures Sail Rheun
Ike charm. thas failed any Debil-
~ ana al ordinary cases u scrofuA We show you
recommendations OF this medicine from frat
personsin New England. over hundred certificates
rom people IN Vermont and Nav Hampshire toll what n
has done Ia those States Reader you Aicted with
Any OF the above complans YOU arc. don't TAIL TO got
ths Great hemedy II Ia made from the prescription
graves the most celebrated psysclAn In the Royal
OF Great Britain Prepared In this
thy only by Marcus y. HridgmAn, and sold at whole
rule by 4 II Gates Co, brownsville, VI.
Dr. N Trul Lyndon wholesale Agent. Sold by J. q
etnnry bout Johnabury, and al rcspeetabie drurri.
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Machinery and Castings,

T'HK subscribers have on hand WOodWoHh'a
II riapeTs, Circular Saw hilla, Claphoard aud
shingle Mnls ~ approved patterns aud excellent
w0rkmanshipi also hugar-houso g. Arch-mouthh
aud Plates, Black smiths IWirea, Fan bellows
aud Tire holers, Boa Stoves, Barn door ltnlls
Iron Sinks, SO &c. Castings and fuTglggaof
every description, and repairing done % order Ana
Al short notice HALLET'A THOMPSON.
81 J0hushuV, VI b5u
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A Rare Chance,

A LII those intending to build next season
VIII save full Piper cent by forwarding "a tho
subscriber their orders for Sash and Doors c,rI,
TINT they may be Hat- az, .his Writer Having an
hand good supply Of the best of Pine. honrht
that he can give better bargains Eidrr;ng nv, Al.
ny and workmanship, than can be afforded M any,
other shop in this paIt Of the country, Cali ana
scc II this Is so. l.. o. SrFyENSsSs nu
81. John.bury, Nov. nc, 1857. sIT 20 ,'
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MINISTER'S WIvEs,-Onc of our
exchanges, in a just and fitting article
on ministers wives, says -
. From no one class of females are
the expectations Of the public so large
and so unreasonable, and yet with an
occasional exception which but cstab-
fishes the rule, no one class of women
so nobly and hcroicly come up to the
high demands of Christian duty. We
have shared the homely meal and look
ed-HPeH- the humble sttrrettttiittt-s #
some refined and noble woman, who bore
without murmur the loneliness and
poverty of n missionary lot, that the
church might be built where Christ had
not been named, and in doingwhich she
not only left the home of comfort, but
cheercd the heart of her husband, which
had else long ago given up in despair"
LITTLE Times. Springs are little
things, but they are sources of large
streams-a helm is a little thing, but it
governs the course of ship--a bride
bit is little thing, but see its use and
power; nails and pegs are little things,
but they hold the large parts of large
buildings together NJ word, look
irown-all are little things, but power
ful for good or evil. Think of this and
mind tho little things Pay that little
dobt-it's promised, redeem tiff It's
n shilling hand il over-you know not
what important event hangs upon it.
Keep your word sacrodly--keop it to
tho children, they will mark it sooner I,
than anybody else, and lho effect will
probably be as lasting as. life Mind
the little things,
kINDYEss.--How much misery may
be abated, how much suffering NAV be
removed by the simple tone and expires
sion of the human voice Lpon tho
heart that is lone and desolate, that feels
itself as it We're, shut ont of the world
wrapped up in gloomy imaginings, how
sweetly falls the voice of sympathy and
consolation! Why is i, then. sinIcccy.
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STATE or TERMONT

uuRACEU PALNTR's ESrATE
iu Probate Court holden iuurUufu within aud Cor
tsii natult. Uu the tih dhN ~ February. A a. ist-
IiAl NtHf Nll.l auNUis tIty ul ti0r.
400 u Palmer late ut u1rlfu, Doc said district drgrased
tnAkra application Go s1Iu court % rhtruu the time hereto
tore allowed hu Co a thr drDts iur from Hhit estate Nud
a. frui'i hsuiWulst ration ar, ruut Wt tmr future ia,
Mhrtruuuu ~ a. urrfrt tY said ,uutt mat snll aust.
tHu no heard ~ The Probate Onl,r n iuuruhufr E
en- iaN of March. u is Auulti further ordered that
notice he given a. a prf.us concerned uh the publication
ui ts order u The talrHuHu printed ~ ST JuhusburY,
three weeks Huu,raarvh before said hearing
~ the court
turst wM CHANDLER. Judse ct Probate.
ss3, Attest " uARrsuouS Hcri,,er
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COMlfINNIONEN,N NOIIOE

WILLIAM 4. NuMEn ESTATE.
AZ. TIE huHf IIhffa iHIuE appointed lF She Probate
W Count Coz the district uf Isark Commits
ceNr, examine aui ADJUST 40 claims Ant Demands ~ al
prrHa aEnuat tur estate ui william y Howe Atr tftas
laau n said dftr, Deceased trptc .'ns uselseu and
the term ui tlH months rom the h daN Of hryeWhrr
li' hsiuu allowed hN sHll court o. tho creditors ui said
de, chsrd Co rAht and prove thr rrsprcNe Uais ENr
uuutr that Nc N attend 60 the duties 90 appointment
Al the Inn uf Robinson Gamsi in Cauaan iu ssiu dts
irCt Iurtdal the tth daN uf March and 10 dAv If
june urit az one og,k ~ tns Afternoon. zach of aid
dAfs WILLIAM WitN Commits
Canaan, rsb Z Is1 7.5t
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Board Planning,

INHE subscriber having fitted up shop at
Il tho Paddock Machine Works with new aud
perfect machinery. is prepared to do all Kinds Of
UOOD PLANNING
with ncatncsS and dispatch. aud hopes to merit
aud receive part ~ the public patronage,
AlAo has lut sale seasoned Spruce Lumber.
j, J, LAMB,
ST, Joknshury. June Il, 1857. 3Stf
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Caledonia nlHfritt.ss
no rrehs'c court ~ NJ District ~ tacaonh roa per
si.i- Interested be- thr Estate ftarr Dean late u
walden. iu sali district decreased. interstate
IAMlS HLLt administrator uf said estate represents
~ 10 A.Lil L.lLGi ILL., -. llil
WIZARD Dean dvff tsth Wns nt the lnr LIZ dgllL
rf-rt-f rF Fsisfa = w TTfrr
sis'ur u usrlinF huu.c uuthuliiuEs and a. " uuot'
arrs u land, situated W. " alden Aforesaid and f. same
premises which ai Interstate lived ~ the time ot IN,
death. Also that Do len certain pcrtuual estate consist
Tue ct cash chusrs ~ sCuuu aud miscellaneous rurcts
Nl hdWluHtfAtur aan represents that said tcrruuhi
tate n NOT suhtlru u value, 90 unN The debts due from
.at dvrr1srd and tr charges NJ standardization that tho
nr that purpose nud that part U aH zeal Usta, cannot
Ne sold Without lIltA a. tan interested
Said administrator also rrpvnit- 100 said ustpn
would ur beneficial 60 the heirs aud those Interested
sBii estate hN off the uHup said hrirs aud the
expense incident Go the and management said
suuhi real ohiyh the said inc4tntr time
uf hls death tho SAVING the rights ~ the widow
therein Including the rDNUrsilu NJ the widows dover.
should hc solid although the Same tuut necessary pay
debt, and charges Autrtt nd that The proceeds
of,u,h sale should hr dr,crd aud assigned the law d
utrusr nud Aulhur L. sell the said
tate pursuant Co. ths provisions ct the statute &c. that bc
hall.
said application v be- heard ind decided o., said Court
AZ tho Probate Once in 81 JuhNhurt, In aid dstrct uf
Caledonia. uu tho uht day ct March. neat.
You therefore hrfrhN notified appear said
Cuuttnt the time amt place aury-ld and gNra hrud i'm
condition 90 said debts. ana The expenses auns
tratlunt for such sum and withiu s, tune said
shall direct n YOU would friccW said real estate
asaorcsad or ucyt YOU sec cause to the granting 90
dated 8, Iohnsbury. Aforesaid, mis- eth day Of Feb
5s.5i ASA l.. FRENCH Judge Of Probate.
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During the time occupied the once u Commls
ofPAtenta H. " Eddy ESQ of Boston did business At
Patent once asSocor for procuring patents
few, any, persons acting IN that capacity who had
much business before the Patent once and there were
none who conducted " with more sk nclty
regard Mr. Eddy as OF the best Informed and most
rknu Patent Solicitors IN the United states and have no
hesitation IN assuring Inventors that thcv employ
person more oompecnt and Trustworthy and ca pa
bic of putting Their applications IN form them
an early andfavornb0 consideration al the Patent once
EDMUND BURKE,
b Late Commissioner OF Patents"
From the present Comm isSioner.
"Aususr u s5spurinR tho time have held the once
Of Commissioner Of Patents, r. H. Eddy Esu BoAton
been extensively engaged n the Of busnc,
with the once solicitor lie " thoroughly acquainted
with the law, and the rules OF practice the once re-
gard him az one Of the most capable aud successful prnc
uuOncrs with WNom have had ofhclAl In crcourse.
CIIAS MASON, Commissioner OF Patents"
Boston, January l. lstS. 67-y
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Notice.

TNIlE CorporatorS Of the Passumpsic Savings
Bank, arc hereby notified TO meet in annual
meeting at the St Johnshury House. in St Johns
bury, on the second Wednesday Of March A. D.
1858, at nnc o'clock In the afternoon. for the pur-
pose Of choosing all necessary Officers for the year
ensuing and to do any other business proper to
be done at said meeting. ,,
ASA l.. FRENCH, Secretary.
Feb o. 1858. 72-7I
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Lyndon Academy,

VNIE Spring Term " clcy-h Nccks viii com.
j mcucc Wednesday, Feb. 20, under the charge
N SOlON ALHEE, A, NJ
With such assistance az The circumstances ~ the
School may require, Good facilities Wal be- al
iurd0d Tor pursuing the studies both ~ the Eng.
lt,h aud Classical departments. Tuition AZ tho
usual rates, q, II, WEEKS, Secretary,
Lyndon, Feb. !, 1865. MA
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Orleans Liberal Institute.

TllE Spring Term of this institution will
i commence ON Wednesday, March ID. and
continue eleven weeks. Compclcnl IcachGEE ~ ]!
be employed in all the departments.
ISAAC A. PARKER, Principal.
Glover. Vt Feb. 1, 1883 T2-T4
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INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE

NO. "a BRoMFIELD ST., BOSTON
WAS established supply public genuine Indian Rene
dies tor all diseases.
DIR. GREENE, experimenting Physician, no
CURED knowledge Of this experience With s
Indians and undeftands their true Medicine lnNa
IDS and all pesons interested In the Indian OF Msdn'
shouid send and get copy orme
"INDIAN ARCANA,"
nevspapcr edited by Rev. OEoRoE BASoRoTr, which Hu
ave list Of the principal Indian Remedies their prices and u's
and fun exposition OF the merits practice and also u '
imposition which carried copy the PaPsi
will he sent free OF chafrc to any one.
Communications larsonaIy, by letter. nee Of charge
Address DIR. GREENE. no uromfIeId NJ. BOSTON,
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Wood-SaWing.

TINIIE subscribers are now prepared to do
Il wood.sawing. Orders left with c. p. Goss
or Nathaniel Randall will Nc promptly attended
to, GBSS Il RANDALL
st Johnsbury Feb. 10. TIA
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Conn. a. Passumpsio X. II. r..
IoTTOIu.

TNIfE following assessments have been laid on
4 all subscriptions Tor the purpose u extending
the road Fiz-lO per cent. un garh share payable
Sept, let, 1851 Also, 10 per cent. nu each SHARE
payable every succeeding slkty days thereafter I'M
til the amount u one hundred dollars on each
share shall have been paid
Payments may boz made az the Bank ~ Oreans,
Peoples Bank, Bank ~ LyHdpu ,fassuWpsic Bank
Bradford Bank, J.. Cleveland, Coventry, Vt, or
Treasurers Office no, z Merchants Exchange,
Boston, Per order,
n. J.. LOWERING, Treas
June 1857. 4utf
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Rare chance for Agents.

NIX Capital will stan you IN business a.
N lsb which you can slchr $50 90 $50 o.
month. Address STAMP inclosedl T., WICkOFT,
Bellows Falls, Vermont Those over tweuty-0n
preferred 42-1hs
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NOTICE, 10 whom 70 may concern 1ld
] ' may certify that have given Co my sony W
". &. Gray, Die time ~ act aud trade Tor himself
as I shall claim none ~ his earnings nor pay aul
debts of his contracting ancrshis date
ALEXANDRA u, GRAY,
Witness Ansuu Cray llis = mark.
sheffield, February I, 1888 i2-it
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To Newspaper, Book, and Job Printers

,0NkRNsENs PATRNT ROVER cYEGTnSR rIiSrlNo
fhhss ~ 10 b. the
durability. consder,N
y tnchts Dor apply q
Srittss incrTnriosi rSShsns 81 Exchange st. BSsic-.
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local au0rrtiarmrmte.
CopaI'tnership Expired.

1--WE term u copar'nership between theunder,
l signed having expired the same u diasol'ed
by mutual consent All business natter spger-
hlninR tuthe c0parluership, VIII be settled ~ MI
Gage only. -. Z. HOWELL,
4, ~, GAGE,
st. Johnabury, Feb OH, 1853. 72-N
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GRISpIEG FHD. ExperimontfaTn-
crs have long urged the importance, and
even necessity, Of chopping hay, as well
rs other feed for cattle md horses The
lazy drones have had a hearty fangh
over the idea, and call it A" Book Farm
ing" '
Now thciheory Of ehopppg and grind
ing food is based upon prncipldwhIch
lie- at the foundation Of animal physiol-
ogy, Rest is essential 10 the accumulA-
ton Of muscle as we'll as fat II We
Wish to increase an animal IN flesh, or
fat, We do n9 woI- him,
Now COW wants one thirteenth Of
her own weight in hay day, 10 keep
her in good order and We may thus
calculate tie amount Of labor required
10 masticatc the food, and fit it for the
ITO mach. The labor of chopping or
grinding twenty-five pounds Of dry hay
per day, is no small item, This excess
sivc labor is performed 10y one set Of
muscles the jaws but, by sympathy
affects all the muscles causes the blood
to circulate quicker; the breath faster,
the consumption Of food greater and
still the growth Of the animal is rctard-
ed
If a machine was invented to grind
hay, the ground article would approx
mate in value TO unground oats, IN pro-
ducing fat and muscle, Choppmg hay
and stalks is valuable just in proper
ton as it approximate to grinding and
relieves the animal fed ON ground or
minced food, may perform an amount of
labor equal 10 grinding it fit for digcs-
ton, and fat as fast as another which
does not labor, but grinds its own food,
Prcmnturely gray whiskeisand beard,
while tho hair is still black, shows the
relative amount Of labor performed by
the jaws and the head.
BANKING ABOUT Fruit TRBEs.-
We are pleased to learn that so many
publishers Of papers are now recon-
mending the practice which We had adj
vocated for some years past 10 guard
mutt trees from nice m winter. One
minute a tree will be time enough to be
spent in protecting orchards through the
winter from the ravages of field mice
Any common laborcr on farm is COM
petent to the task of banking around
fruit trees. If they were mulchcd last
spring, the mulching need not be rcmoy-
ed. Take a spade and bury it, and con-
tinue on till the band around each tree
is ten or twelve riches high This will
drive the mice away to seek better quar-
tiers, unless your trees happen to stand
near an old waDnSherc they do congre-
gate. In sucfl case The bank should
be made higher This bank serves an
Other. purpose in addition to n mice
guard. 1t keeps the trees upright. and
saves the cost of stakes and the injury
which withet are likely to infict when
the tree is tied to them. This bank /.
should be lcvelcd in the. spring, yet not
so as to make n dish for water to stand
around the tree, No kind of tree should
stand in water n single minute after n
shower is over-NnSS. PloUghman
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st, Johnsbury Academy,
AND
N o r. M A l. NSTITU II L.

TllE SPRING TERM will commence on
L TUESDAY, February 10, aud continue eleven
weeks. Application for BOARD OF Rooms may he
made 20 the undersigned.
- J. II. COLBY, Scc'y ~ Trustees
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CLOTHING WAREHOUSES,

VNIE Subscriber would inform the citizens of
LINDEN and surrounding towns, that he has
and fitted up the Name as a Clothing Store and
Tailor's Shop. andhAsscourcd the services Of an
experienced Cutter. and Is now prepared TO turn-
tfothtrg m uSuTy variety, at reasonable prices
He will also keep on hand a large stock OF
READY MADE CLOTHING,
70 which he invites attention Of those In want O
Jhe same. II, u, JONES.
LYNDON. April 30 1857. 3rH
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DISSOLUTION

FTiIE firm Of Brigham & Carpenter 10 this
day dissolved ~ mutual consent,
Al the demands due the said firm are in the
hands u J, u, Carpenter. and mu.t De paid inn
mediatrly. IHOS. BRIGHAM,
JAS, Is, CARPENTER,
S. Johnsbury, Feb o, 1883, 72-8
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-05-06

securities, assets or effects of any kind as
aforesaid, has been so embezzled. And
in all cases such fine SO operating as a
judgment, shall only be released or enter
ed as satisfied by the party in interest as
aforesaid. Any failure or refusal to pay
over orto produce. the public money or
any part thereof, by any officer or other
person, under this act, charged with the
collection, receipts, transfer, disbursement
or safe keeping of the public money or
any part thereof, whether belonging to the
state, or to any county, or township, or
organized city, or incorporated village in
this state. or any other public money what
ever; or any failure to account to, or to
make settlement with, any proper and le-
gal authority, of the official accounts of
such officer or person, shall be held and
taken as prima facie evidence of such en-
bezzlement. And upon the trial of any
such officer or person, for embezzling pub
lie money under the provisions of the act, it
shall be sufficient evidence for the purpose
ofshowinga balance against such, officer
or person, to produce transcript from
the books of the auditor of state, or comp
troller of the treasury, or the auditor of
the county, or the records of the commits
sioners of the county; and the refusal of
any such officer. or person, whethrer in
or cut office, to pay any draft, order or
warrant which may be drawn upon him.
by the proper officer, for any public mon
ey in his hands--no matter in what capaci-
ty the same may have been. received or
may be held by him-or any refusal, by
any person or public officer named in this
act, to pay over to his successor any pub
lie moneys or securities promptly, on the
legal requirement of any authorized officer
of the state or county, shall be taken on
the trial OF any indictment against such
officer or person for embezzlement, as pri
ma facie evidence ofsuch smbezzlement.
Sec. 16. Ifthe treasurer of state, or
any county treasurer, shall pay out any
public money in any other manner than is
provided in sections Ii and IA of this act,
every treasurer upon conviction thereof be-
fore any court having cognizance of the
same shall forfeit and pay, for every such
offence, a fine of not less than twenty nor
more than five hudred dollars, at the dis
cretion of the court trying the same.
Sec. II. This act shall take effect on
and sitter the first day of July, 1858.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate.
April IL, 1858.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-17
L. P. FISHERS

A D1 EEG IASANG AGENCY. SAN FRAN
IA ClSCO-N". III . Washington street, UP stair.
'eariy opposite Maguire's Opera House.
l.. r. FISHER Is the authorized Agent Of the
MARysvILLE DAILY News.
Sacramento Union;
San Joaquin Republican, Stockton
Pacific Methodist San Frantisco
Sonora Herald;
Nevada Journal
Grass Valley Telegraph;
Red Bluff Beacon,
Columbia Gazette;
Mountain Democrat, PlacerviIle:
Calayeras Chronicle, Mokelumne Hill
Shasta Courier;
Mariposa Gazette;
Yreka Weekly Union
Trinity Journal, Weaverville;
San Juan Star;
Weekly Ledger, Jackson,
Ban Jose Telegraph;
Sonoma County Journal
Folsom Dispatch.
California Mining Journal
los Angeles Star;
Santa Barbara Gazette;
San Diego Herald;
Alameda County Gazette;
Placer Courier, Yankee Jim's
Napa County Reporter;
Sierra Democrat, Downlevilla
Humboldt Times, Union;
Oregonian, Portland, o. t.;
Oregon Weekly Times PortIant. o. T..
Oregon Statesman, Salem, o. T.
Pacific Christian Advocate, Salem. o.
Jacksonville Herald, Jacksonville: q. r.
Pioneer and Democrat, Olympia W.T.;
Washington Republican, Steilacoom. w ~
Polynesian, Honolulu, s. l.: l.
faenc numerical Advertiser, Honolnlp q
Mexican Extraordinary. City Of Mexico
H'ngkong Register.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-17
NOTICE,
To the Afflicted of this Citu
lust ARRIVED IN THIS CITY, from q,
- Francisco
ID 1. ID a " rs
OF THE CITY OF DUBLIN

OF THE CITY OF DUBLIN,
Who daily restoring Sight TO the Blind, Hesrlrs,
the Deaf, Banishing Fits, Rtn oviIP Bafkttrtn N
Face Curing Piles and bad Sore LtFs; Hair al,o wy
stored to the Head and pre- yoTttd frtn iAllif "a
The DR.. will cure PRIVATE DlsEASES in 'estt,.
than any man in the world withouto oss of tine 10 M
patient.
LADIES, with weaknesses Of aiy kind give rim =,
call, and you will not regret 1t. Ladies' also attend
ed TO by letter.
Persons treated for CONSTITUTION had bette, "a.
the Doctor, nine CAGES oLt OF tel not CorsnN
tion at all and are curah'e. All IerR'ns nay le su,
that III, Doctor will rot tale any in hand upl
he is certain Of tfrt ctiIFa cure.
The extent of imposition, rcw-a-''ays. IN the rrse
tice Of medci e. in uces the Doctor to nvitt ali tt,
to his office, here they can s,e fer thtnseyr,
the cures he performs; where, also his onfct hoti
Is oren for r. ference to the hundreds he has cured IN
San Francisco, ard also his Diploma
CANCER CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE.
kT~ Mark-1his is the Dr. Csvis who lerfoIp ed a.
many wonderful cures at his office, 707 Broadway
New York.
NOTICE TO THE OLD COUNTRY FFoPIF.-D,
Davis trents all cases the same as he did in Madan
St'l hers' Hospital IT, rUhlin
wv 0fice hours from A NJ. to r. NJ.
~ 0fHce--No. IS T. street, between Second ana
Third streets, Sacramento. jan9f.yr