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Valuable Lands for Sale!
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

EI-A1E w SOJ LII CAKOLlNA
PlCKENs..-IN EQUITY.
D. B. Sutherland, ct. ~.
VS.. Bill for Partition.
DuRSuANr to a decree of tho Court of
IL Equity, made IN this cause. ut June
Term, 1899. there will be sold to the highest
bidder. mt Pckcns Court House, on Sale.dny
III October next, the
Valuable HecaT Estate
Described in the plcadings in this proceed
ing to wit:
Tract No. ., containing Two Hundred
Acres more or less, being part. of the origi-
nal Pumnklntown tract. lying on O,len0y
and others. There is about forty acres Of
valuable creek bottom ON this tract.
Tract NJ" 3, containing Three Acres. This
tract lies mt the La>c = able Rock, and up
ON which there is i.cgn Hotel, and all ne
cessary ont-buildings
~, The Sutherland, - r',ct No. 4, containing
lhrec Hundred Acres, re or less
The Jesse Adam" : ,sI"t No. 3. contain.
ing - Acres, nor y lcss.
The Chastain, ;or .Y.st No. 6. containing
Three llunlrcd Acres lore nr less.
Tract No. Z. know is The Ninety-six Acre
grant, containing SIS y-cight Acres, more or
less.
Tract M. Q. kno~n as the Chnstain or
Scventy-eieht Acre urant. continuing One,
Hundred Acres more or less.
The Sweden. "r Tract No. 8, containing
Fifty Acres. more or,lcss
The Rood Survey, or Tract No. 10, con-
tang One Hundred and Sixty Acres, more
ur less.
Tract No. IL, containing Seventy Eight
Acres, more or less.
=, Tract No. IL, containing Five Thousand
Five Hundred Acres, more or loss.
BED~ These Lands are situate i'm Piekcns
DIS r'ct and State aforesaid, principally on
the waters of Onlenoy Crock.
TERMS OF SALE.--rlc terms ofsale nre
cred one and two years. with Interest from
INC date thereof. except IL sufficient sum to
pay The costs of these PROCEEDINGS. which
must he paid in cash Tile purchasers To-
give bnntto,the Commissioner. with at ieast
two g""i surctics. to secure the payment of
the purchase money. and pay extra for titlcs.
ROBr. a. THOMPSON, cE.p.D.
CONS. Office, Aug. o. 1859 td
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Dissolution of Copartnership.
LAST AND FINAL NOTICE

LAST MD FINAL NOTICE.
HNllEcopartnership existing between Dem
IL dy & Pullen is this day dissolved by nr,i-
tual consent. As convenience To those in.
deb'cd to ns we will attend, prepared for set
tlement. the Circus ut Walhalla, regimentnl
muster at Halls muster groun /. and Tunnel
Hill barbecue. After which all Notes and
Accounts unsettled will he placed in an off.
GERS hands for immediate collection. The
intention of one of the firm to en,igrate west
renders it impossible to delay further.
DENDY C PULLEN.
Pendaton, Aug I. 1850 2 tf
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LAND FOR SALE.

TENIIE place where | now live. tocctI,cr
a. with my Sons containing ONE IIUN.
DRED AND FORTY SEVEN ACRES
There arc about thirty acres of fresh Land
IN cultivation, and some ten or twelve acrcs
of branch bottom. Tl,crcare two settlements.
and one of the best Springs in the District.
ON the place. now offer these Lands for
"le,,at low rates. as have got my consent
to move to the West. Gail and see.
WIN. G. MULLINNIX.
Aug. !. 1850 3 2
Ds5-- Phc Anderson Gazette please copy
three ':: t'i send accnmnt. W.. G.. NJ
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w. Walseman, Agent,
DRAPsalE "A VA, ,TAII.OR

!. u ~. ~ Il" hcpUy. q. 2
} als TO ripeD.. 'S," Siba ha, ,',
VIC conclude with the following indy oCcu
ing comments, which we find in the SoSPos'
!, ! ouhtrymap Tor January, suggested by fnll9
=, OF an the conditions under which
TINS rs, extraordinary yield was attained
The beexperinlent of DIR. Parker illnst,o,os,
the admirable adoption cf tho S6,tbsrn
climate to agricultural pursuits Two erons
n one year from the same acre of land n5j
jeci !crops-S0 bushels of oats, and 81
'rshcB of corn from the same acre md in
year. In preceding article, we
ted to the high price of lands in /
Y the English climate would
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N NO'EACE.

4 III. persons indebted to the Estate of
"A John Couch deceased. must make nay
m"nt by do l2th of September next and
persons h'T'ng accounts against said deceased
must I'"rant them, attcstcd as the law di.
rccts, b. ,ilat day.
Ang. o. 1859 Z
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State OF SOlaIh Carolina.
plcKENs--IN EQUITY.

Eplmain Perry, ct ais.
james Robinson, Admir-, Bill for Relief his.
John Mckinney, Admir-, covcry, Account.
ct ais. SC
Vl!E Court of Equity. for Pickens district.
L having referred tho matters of Account in
this case TO the CunD,issioner for settlement. il
is ordered that Monday the lT;h day OF October
next, be set apart Tor holding the said Refer
encc; and that'thc following absent parties arc
hereby notified tentteirl either personally or by
attorney, at that time. namely: James Me-
Kinney. Sarah Mckinney and her husband
James ,,. Mckinney, Preston Mckinney, George
w. Mckinney, Mary Murphy and her husband
- - Murphy, Francis Mckinney, Preston
Mckinney, jr, Nancy Mckinney, jr., Mary
Ernest and William Mckinney. The parties
defendants within the jurisdiction of the Court,
ere also required to be likewise represented on
the day aforesaid.
R0B'T. A. THOMPSON, c.E.pp.
Com rs Office. Aug. ~. 1859 Ill.,
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NEW GROCERY STORE,
At Pickams a. gU

FFlIE subscriber begs leave to inform his
j. friends apdthe public generally, that he
las opened
GR0CERY STORE.
A't is now receiving and will. continno to
receive everything usually kept in an estah.
ishmcnt.of this kind. The Stock is all fresh
AMI has bccn bought ON the most adyanta-
gons terms and viii be- sold accordingly.
terms Will be strictly Cash or Barter at
eashpriceS Call and see me-
.a J. b. REID.
Aprii1, 1880 Sc IF
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Rl'G1 GMltg NE AL, .

MARRIED. ON July 3lst, by the Rev. Gideon
Ellis, JAMES ID. BEAcuAM NJ d. to Miss Eu.
tENtE y. louTrT, nil of Pickcns.
On the 2ith of July, by the Rev. ]. r. Gun
ncutt, Capt. d. Il. SULhIvAS to Miss ElizABrTu
JOHNSON. all of Pickcns
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J. B. FISCHESSER,
WatchNAaker and JcWcllcr,

W ALIIALLA, s. c.,
AS recommended business at his old
\ Stand, on Main street. lie keeps ON
hand large and splendid assortment of
>, Watches and Jewelry,
together with everything in his line, which
Will he sold ON the very hest terms.
REPAIRING, in all its branches. done in
most wWkmnnliko manner, and with dc.
Nga.ch. Give me u trial
.lN %. 1870 q,
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NOTICE.

4 SECONDHAND PIANO, belonging
IA Pcndleton Female Academy. wil
be -? ''. for sale, ut public auction, ON
Wcdne nH the l4th September next. Terms
made IN on day of salc
BY Or y Of the Trustees:
j. b. SITTON, Chrm'n.
PEND IN, Aug 3. 1859 3
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,Giance at the Past-Battles in Europe.
sEAsa matter of interest, Mt present, we
i've the following result of desperate bat
les fought in Europe since 1912.
On the heights, four miles from Sala-
nanca, in Spain, thc.Euelish and Spaniartls
mder wellington, totally defeated the
french under Marmont, on the 22d of
Iuly, 1872. The allies lost 5000 men and
he French 10000. -
Atthc battle of Smolcnsli, in Russia,
II 1917, the French loss was IL 900 and
hat of the Russians 10000.
Az Borodina, OH tho 18th September, was
fought desperate battle between the Rus
slams and French. The French lust in kill
cd and wounded, and prisoners, $4,000 ;
andthc Russians about the sume number.
The survivors of French army. from the
Russian campaign. were not more than 35,
700; out of an army of SOC, 900 men.
At i.utzen, in Russian Saxony, on the
2dof May, 1913, the allied Russian and
Priissian forces were defeated 10y the French
under Napoleon, the French losing Is 900
aud the allies $4,000 men.
at Bautzcn, in Saxony, ON the DIST and
22d May, 1913, battle took place between
the allies and the French, in which the
Frcnch loss WAS put down ut 25,000 men
and that of the allies at $4,000.
BAt Dresden, in SaNony, on the 10Th and
11th of August, 1878, the allies were de.
teatcd by the French The loss of the al.
lies was $4,000 killed wounded and pris-
opcrs. and that of the French about IL, 900
ut Lcipsic, III SaXony, in October, 1913,
adcSpcrate battle WAS fought. which lasted
three days, and the French were totally dc.
featcd 10y tire allies. Nap0lcou lost two
parshalS, twenty generals aud 81, 900 men.
Ehc allies lost 100 officers and about 40, :
600 men.
AS Victoria, in Spain, on the 21st June
lSl3, the English and French fought a
battle, iii which the FrGnch lost ,OU0 and
the Englisl, $3.50.
nv At Toulouse, in France, Wellington de-
.fcatcd the Frcnchundcr Soult, on the lOtl
April lSl4. The French loss was 4, 700
allied army's lost 1850 men.
81 At Iigny, in France, battle occurred
between the rrussiahs and French ON tho
p 9th June, 1915, two days before the bat
tile of Waterloo, in Which the Prussans lost
$4,000 men, and the French G,SOO
In the indccisvc battle ut Quutrc Bras
lin Belgium on the 10th of June, the da,
before that of Waterloo, the allies lost s,
200 men, and the French ia.
! At Waterloo the total loss Of the allie,
was l3,63G men. Napolcon's vas about
10000
Neither thc Austrians nor Prussians car
derive much encouragement from history t,
engage ina war with France. The French
troops have only been matched in these
wars by the English, the Spaniards and
Russiams-scarcely bY the last nnncl.
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o.. NJ D0D a T e $.
FOR ORnINARY

Be4A- TIE friends of J. If. MARETT respect
fully aN' ,pncc him candidate for Ordinary Of
PickcnN DiStrict az the next election.
bes' ar" friends of wM. j. PARSONS, Esq.
rcspcctfliiy announce him candidate for re-
election 20 the Office of Ordinary, for dickens
district, AT the ensuing election.
Esy" The friends ofW. T.. HOI.COMBE res
pcctluily announce him candidate for Ordina-
ry, nj the next election.
Ds3y" The friends of <. IT, JOHNS respect
fully announce him candidate for Ordinary at
thc next election
De2, The friends of Rev. JOHN OWENS bep
leave To ann"n'icc him candidate for Ordinary
oi llckehS district. at the ensuing election
Bfs2r Thc friends of THOMAS j. KEITH re-
spcciully announce him IL candidate for Ordin-
AIRY Of Pickens district. at the ensuing election.
FOR SHERIFF.
R=i9" Tho friends of Mr., ANDREW RAMSAY
respectfully announce him candidate for Shcr-
lit OF Pickcns district, NJ the next election.
BeIy" The friends Of Col LEMUEL TIIOM-
AS respectfully announce him candidate
for Sheriff Of Pickens district, mt the ensuing
election.
BSg" The friends of Col. 4. Il. SARGENT
respectfully announce him candidate for
Sheriff of pickcns district, at the ensuing
election.
BslsH The friends Of y: cHA.G beg leave
tonunouncc him candidate for Sheriff Of Pick
ems district, n, the next election.
FOR TAX COLLECTOR.
BE9g" The friends of Mr. A. s. STEPHENS
respectfully announce him candidate for the
office Of Tax Collector of pickcns district, at
the ensuing election.
pa" The friends of Mr.. GEORGE +. STEAD.
ING respectfully announce him candidate for
the office of Tax Collector, AT the next election.
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PENDLETON HoTEL STOCK,

WILL oifor for sale ut public auction. Mt
A. the Hotel. on Wednesday the | 4th SEPT.
NEXT. ono share of Pendlcton Hotel Stock.
belonging to j. j. Gilman, Esq. Terms
made known OH day of sale.
j. B. Sutton, Agent.
Pendlcton. Aug g, 1880 3
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New Cards New Cards

'TNllE subscribers will have by the 10th
I August next, first rate set of NEW
CARDS. and will be prepared to dn up Wool
INTO firstrate Rolls. Give us IL trial, at the
old stand on Wolf Creek.
: HUGHES Il CARPENTER.
'Tuly 90, 1859 2
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Medical Notice.

n0CTORS MABRY AND SLOAN hay
~ ing fornicda CUpartncrslrip.in tic prac-
tice of Medicine and Surgery, fcspcctfully
offer their Professional services to the COM
munity at large
Pcndleton. S. c. April 81. 1880 10 tf
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hereby given that application will be made
to the Legislature of South Carolina, at its
next seSSloa, for an act to incorporate Carmel
Church with the usual power and privileges
incident to such corporate bodies.
Aug - 1859 q 9m
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Whose Saw Mill?


AUGUsrA, July Is, lS50.-Arthur
Simkins, Esq.-Dcar Sir: Your saw mill
is complete and ready for delivery. Hope
to sec you soon. Very respectfully, yours,
w. NJ. IIIGur.
ED"r som mWr' That is to say air..
saw mill. We deny the proposition in toto.
Never had stw mill, and never expected
to have one. Used to own the old Rud-
ulph GriSt Mill, and that's as high as we
ever got in the mill busincss-it was tub
mill in those days. No, Mr. Hight, it is
not our saw-mill. We appeal to common
justice to relieve us from this saw mill en-
dowment. "Hppr to &cc .you Soon"-won-
der what tlat means. Wants hispay, may
be. Goaway, Mr.. Hight--you makcsplcn-
did saw mills, no doubt, but go away
hope you'll sell Il thousand of them before
next Christmas and your note is polite as
well as laconic, in fact, you write well, Mr..
Hight, but 20 away. But-and-if it is
paid for, Mr. Hight, send it along, if no
body else claims it, Perhaps it is ours af
ter rall Who knows what a fellow miyht
lave done in his sleep :-ElycFeid Adccr-
user.
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Law Notice.

VllE undersigned have formed n partnership
IN The practice of Iaw aud Equity for PicE-
ems District. MIR. lIlpnEX may bc consulted at
MS office i'll Pickcns and Mr. OGR ut Anderson.
JAMES l.. ORR,
w. NJ. HADDEN.
Pickcns c. H.. May TO- 1859 42-tf
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Anderson Prices Current.


---------- ---..------ - ''' '"'"
ANDERSON G. H., Aug. 0. 1850
Cotton per lii. 80 IL.
Salt. Uivcrpool) per sack, 300
Coffee Rio. per lb. 13 ~
- Java. per Id. Is Ia %
laguyra, per lb. - T., rs
Sugar brown, per lib. VGnll
Mol"sscs, West India, per gallon. 10 Gt Is
A.. Orleans. g" 50 Ia GO
Bagsing, Gunny, per yard, II Ro Is
Bale Rope, =. rb. II GSl1l
Bacon. hog round, 12l Gr II
Huttcr. pcrib. l212 Ia l5
Steel, cast, 20 Ia ~
German, l. Gt ii
, Blister, 100, II IL
Iron, common size Swrdc per III. Gi
English, per III, : fGl6
Castings. per 10. 6 a. 10
Powder, Rife, per keg, - II as
z" blasting, (" $50 GHG0O
Rice, per H. 5GSG
Flour, per barrel, 500 Ms 600
Wheat, per busllcl, % az | 90
Corn. 't ~ n, | OO
Oats, per bushcl, n Ia, 40
Bceswax, per lb ~ "a %
Wool, o. ~ 30
Yarn tbcst) per bunch, lilo al 20
Cow Peas, per bushcl, 90 Cf LOO
Corn Meal, - 80 GI QO
Raw Hides, (lry) IL,
Sole Leather. (hemlqsi per III. 27 M 30
EE2y" You will always ind II large lot of Gro
ccrics and other heavy goods OH hand and TO
sale mt low prices Mt b & t"s.
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View Powder Mandatory,

HE South CAROLINA Powder NIills'o are nov
in successful operation, and the attcn
i. of Dealers is called to the unmistakable
SrGcriority Of the Powder Manufactured Mt
ESQ Mills over that any other in America.
" ,rc prepared to furnish Mt the shortest
n. ice any of the following description, ut
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Law Notice.

|IilE undersigned will devote himself entirely
!. Il to the practice Of Law aud Equity on the
western Circuit. MIR. MADDEN is his partner
at l'ickcns. JAMES l. nnR
Anderson C. H., May 10, 1850 I2-f
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Land for Sale.

tHlE subsoriber is now Offering for sale his
1 VALUABLE PLANT TATlON On Pall creek
Piokens District, containing Five Hundred.
and ffty-two Acres. On said tract there arc
Seventy five Acres of good bottom. Those
wishing 30 purchosc, would do well 10 call soon.
as ] intend moving Soutil this Fan, and must
N.aailss'4n to make ready. bargain will no
icnds. J., NATHAN dUSSIN.
our anppsfotAS@ Oh If p
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U G1l$ BzEW WEE GWw II D3

reason fnr ncquittal, Judge Douglas was
among the witnesses, and said that he had
always banu friendly with Phillips, but new
er gays II IS consent to the use of his frank
thus, cs nc declined using it for his own
private business.
SUDDEN DEAru-An old citizen of
this District, Mr.. Nehemiah Franks. who
lived a few miles above this place, died
very suddenly on the 9th ultimo. He
WAS hale old man, aud had laid down IN
the afternoon to sleep, with no one but n
little Negro attending him, as the family
was attending church, when unusual sy,np.
toms of pain and disease being cxhibitc l..
the nearest neighbour was sent for. Before
the arrival of any white person, however,
he, with "a few short struggles and means
MS of intense pain. had died. IT is supposcd
he had disease of the heart Truly, i'm the
midst of life we arc in death. h.-Luarcas
rW HrroM.
SAGACIouS DoG.-A little after noon
on Wednesday last, the carpenter shop of
Peter NJ. lIindc, Srpviv street, philndcl.
phla, WAS accidcntly fired bv some bows.
who were playing with matches. The flames
spread rapidly and Suon communicated with
and envcopcd the upper part of the build
lng, where woman was sleeping. The
man was IN Imminent danger of being
burned to death, but was saved by the sn.
Soclty of a little terrier dog. The animal
seeing the danger which threatened his
master, made several attempts to arouse him.
and fin.'y succeeded. Hastily snatciinu
the dog up,in hiss sarms, thcmaster had bare
~ time to escape from one of the windows
III the rear
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w. B. GAINEY.
LAND FOR SALE,

VIE S"bscriber offers for sale the valua-
Il bic TRACT OF LAND ON which ho
now resides, situated in the District of Pick.
ems, and lying ON the head waters of Eightecu
Mile Creek, containing Three Hundred and
Iwcnty-iour Acres. On the premises there
are comfortable dwelling. all necessary
out-bnildings. with about Thirty Acres of
good bottom land. Terms made easy, and
Tor further particulars apply on the land to
FELlN ROGERS.
March 23. 1850 80 if
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prime Of liff For Sale,
k mnom they eSneH'pss or BACON. cheap for
\, nave starved because IApplyt 20
!ncr. Rely uron the Jos. y. REID
is made by your own excl ~ 5l-G
!, ,hat better than the best hl-s.
nave is unuuosfionobIo 1s.at1t
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n ifoRRItLE Story. The Valparaiso
(ind) Rp"dtraa, OF the 18th instvnt,
tells tic following story Of an accident en
the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
R'llroad, and if the story be true of the in.
human conduct, by the servants of that
corporation they ought ut once to be dis
charged: "Thc freight train which killed
MIR. Butler at this place, on "Wednesday
evening, run over drunken man, ON the
track, about Ia miles west of here, cutting
oil both leSs-onc above and the other be-
low tho knee. He was put off from the
passenger traimcoming from Chicago, near
Liverpool, where he belonged, being in n
state of intoxication. He wandered along
on the track, instead of going home, and
laid down until he was run over, some two
hours afterwards. The conductor left him
at Liverpool, and next morning, when the
freight train came out from Chicago, they
found him still uncarcd for, lying on the
floor, his wounds undressed, and while
groNing with pain and begging for water,
his wifi, lay upon the bod in quiet sleep,
and the men at the station proceeding as if
nothing had happened, and there was no
misery to rclievcs In one corner OF the
room they found the dog basily engaged
with piece of the limb remaining in the
boot. The men on the freight train, after
threatening the whole town of Liverpool
with a lynching, came down here and sent
two men TO take care of the wounded man.
They arrived in time on Thursday to SEQ
him die. - Chicago .JournaL, lulu 29th. Z
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AcouITrEp.-In the case of Wm. D.
Phillips, of Washington, j.. c.. charged
with copnterfeiting the frank of.eS'and'f
Douglas. the jury, after an absenea. Josh
ty minutes brought in a ycrlitss ssPisn-
guilty. In making the announccf2 Eli
States adds,that the principal asreS Are
the jury for returning the yordici rlley, %
guilty was that thoy behaved that lltbo,
Ject IN using it was not to dcfraud tleco
ernment. but TO use the Senator's name
a Recommendation of his business as /, claim
agent The States thinks this wasa strange
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Sole lenthcr. Oienqe:i per III. - (0 30
RE2S" You will always ind II large lot of Gro
cerlcs and other heavy goods OH hand and for
sale ut low prices at B & t"s
Nevada national., 1859-05-21
TIE the AFFLICTED.

DR L J. CZAPKAY returns his sincere thahks 70
ID his numerous patients for their patronage, and
would take this opportunity TO remind ihem that ne
continues 10 consult at his Institute, Tor tie cure
of ali forms oi Private Discase--such a. siphlhs'
Gonorrha.a Nocturnal Emissions, anu all tiie con
sesuenees Of self ahnse. In the hrsi stages G" y
tic or Canorhoal Diseases he guaraLtees cure IN
few dnvs without Inconvenience TO the Fat,eht OF
hiudrsuee to his business. When latlchti uF hes-
ct or improper treatment, has developed the seeei
fary symptoms Of syphilis, such as ouhoes OF pam
f sNoliings on the groins or ulcers IN tue throat
and nose which IL not checked destroy the SOW paris
and cause the bones 20 mortiy, separate anu come
svav leaving the sufferer object hideons TO oe-
Mold or when hluicbes and pimlles break out upon
t,a skin or when he has painful sNelings upon the
homes or when his constitution Is injured 80 as 70
pre disrose To- consumption or other constitutional
disa Sc the Doctor guarantees azure or asks no COM
pensation. -. ,,... -
In rheumatism chronic or acute in Iysenterry, OF
n;.rrbosa he has safe and electual Remedies. For
the treatment Of the consequences OF sell abuse such
a. ,,rturnai emissions nervousness tiinidity, head
g.h r,ins In the back and limbs, with general weak
pess lsss Of appetite loss Of memory, inipTy 20 the
siht reslessness confusion Of ideas, dislike for So
cet ana feeling Of WEAKNESS OF life with the ner
,, s,,scm so excitabie that slight noises shock OF
s,.rtl ths patieut making his existence Miserable
T.r ,he above rnalades the Doctor will guarantee
cure or ask no compensation. lie can De oonsul'e.
fe ~ charge and invites all to call, as viii eos'
them nothing and niay be much TO their advantage
| HIS Office j. on Sacramento Street belo" mont
| vomerv opposite the raeihc Nail steamship 'omra
nv once Office hours from A. u. 10 VI. h.