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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-06
UyTFNsIyE SALE of VALUABLE REAL

EXTENSIVE SALE of VALUABLE Real
II mar so>A STATE in far,sa G9eIl,y virF F,-,
f Nf 4S3iQ 4. I'd sS say Of 7' august
day T%PFRt as al fRSPRsf f. tsS
I'd e S6cAF EGl hsffi y
o ayeo to plat which win be eshib ed oe day Of
e IN. o portion Of ,, sI:Ts5 ,II 1ss
kvr Potomac and binds and Dogue Creek Is near IS
from ~nS9 CITY 10d I aSe Of the 6e.
landed in this POtn Of s ninsoI hne e1sesns
H. land Of Quality watered and the arabic portiOa Of
high state Of cultivation and !; well sseA IN ga ana
to Mount ut give this property constantly inerea.
ing value Tie homestead IL the division contains Al hi
necessary outhuildngs among these one Of me most eonno
Garden extensive Orchard oil young and f9ur'hna trees
pure and excellent water (we and spring. This tract 10 the
sn ss an tee i an neshsube suppl, Of
lcb may be highly valuable fer izer The title to
. r. s9 sg Law saq Ia the
tor the will annexed Of Aaron Lesge deceased viii be
Their will be sold the time and Psce aarge quantity
Il H S ] 9Gp IS S at ii
superior Mieb Cows one Bun tpnIe Devon tocs yoSs
Potable Mil one Buggy and great yareI OffSmia, I'm
plenens consisting patty Of Wagons Carts Keepers Fhesh
Improvement useful T. working large landed estate
also variety Of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNl-
TERMS ey For the Land onetenth of thu purchase
money be paid in hand the balance in three equal
at twelve and eight months from the day Of sale, with
six m cent interest therom secured by the bonds OF the pu
chas, ~ with peona security and deed OF trust on e
propey will be- liable resale at the cost OF
chaser IN comply with the OF saeconyeyance at
For the personal property, ell purchases o. 30 and unde
all that oIed Of IL months will b. given
with interest the day of The purchasers to gyS
bonds with good personal cy and article to be remote
un the terms of fully complied with The sec1rtyo
the aud personal property to be approved Of by the i
signed administrator
Any fur her information will furnished by application to
WILLIAM r. MACY, President OF tue
Leather Manufacturers' Bank,
WILLIAM L. JENKINS, Cashier of the Bank
Of America, City of
New-YorA
ToJ L. LOOK at Mount Zephyr,
or to FRANCIS L. SMITH.
Administrator. with the will annexed OF Aaron Legys
at Alexandria Va
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FIRST ID STRICT COURT-AUG 4-Befors Judge SrRwAar
THEATRICAL SUIT

THEATRICAL SUIT
Alfred Nelson assignee Of the Nelson sisters has
brought su against NJ Nixon in this Court for s,rJ TO the
suour l3 o. claimed TO be due his sisters under
will Nixon engaging them for three months the time not
pring This IL test suit the plaintiff claim
ing for and nght but upon h. depends tho
claim OF sala foI i've other weeks at sb ut Us each
discharged about the middle Of Joy snd Nixon that they
discharged because they refused perform pieces OF
their selection and thus voltd their contract The
up yesterday, but owing to the absence Of Clarke Mr.
Nxous stage msDa adjourned 10 the lh inst
H. Morsnge plaintif s. Stuyvesant for defendant
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JosEPH HgGKNAS, Auctioueer.

JOSEPH HEGBNAN AuctioGeer
THURSDAY, Aug. Z, at 81 O'Clock a. m, at No.
IS Willow st. between Cranberry and Orange, Brooklyn,
general ortuent of Psro Chamber Dining aud Kitchen
FURNITURE excellent rosewood Piano and Stool hne I'm
Cravings Paintings Books and fancy articles Siaes by
droeter testing liquors with Book Gas Chsndesrs one
Newfoundland Dog 50 Spanish and Shanshso
Fowls Boys "sgon with trained Goat aud Har'
Mas CataloRu, 81 The saesroou.s.
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6nmmer Reireate.

COUNTRY BOARD can be obtained at a pleas
~ the south side of Long Island the
South Bay which affords fine bathing fishing sailing Terms
moderate For particulars apply at Y A CoNKLlNGs Coal
Office Aantlcst near Smith ST. Brooklyn Trains leave South
Ferry at ~ a. m, y and SOS p m daily
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT coURT-Are. G-Beso,,
lodge BzTrs

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-ArG &-Betors
Judge BzTrs
THE ALLEGED sTRAw-BAIL IS The DA COSTA Casa.
VIM. d. Haigbt-wbo was offered ss bail ia the case
Of Da Costa charged With being connected With The ssyed
in connection with the Kse aud who accused Of
In swearing 20 the OF cer.an property
which found be neumbersd sod which accusations he
committed by Commissioner Morfeu-wss this mornny
brought before Judge Bets a Of h.beas corpus
M,ssrs. Miller and Stout nburgh represented Hsisht sad
urged Is discharge the ground the records
relied proof Of the gd pedury could rot Dc properly
regarded eSiden aid acted snch in crimi al
Such evidence could ony be civil ande stat.
provision. In cn case they iosistt, 'noh evidence
weigh ags mans Osth The vsuion Of his
pr peTy tbey mser Of clioa and case,
hey urged had Nr Eaight positively 70 tny direct fac.
such Necessary sustain cha Of peri ny Mr. Ba-
caLan Henry the Assistant District atom y conten led that
documentary evidence all sufficient probable
Of perjury and probable sIf eni 70 justify mars
commitment
Judge stated thai he expected retry tie
He only expected tbst the prisoner held s
hcent evidence not h the Of the conui.tng
Magistrate. Hs took the papers ud reserved h dscon aad
Tuesdy at II ud the prisoner meantime gemsndsd Ia
the custody Of the Marshal
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ARGE SALE of THOROUGH.B BRED TROT.

I ARGE SALE of THOROUGHBRED TROr-
II TING and other HORSES st WOODBURY. FARM
On WEDNE SDAN the 22d day of August will sell at puoic
and 60 head Of thorough bred ottng and other
Horses consisting Of shout IS thoroughbred Mares the sans
number OF ong Mares and the baance young stock OF both
sor Catalogues of stock ready for distribution month
vous dy sale and then De had application to
Mr ID LEVIGENT OF the subscriber, r. AlTCHESON AL.
EXANDEa near Spring Station, Lexington and Frankfort
paiiF
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Me0iral.
(" u M p III X II Y s
III SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES.

The Remedies carefully prepared under the direct supeFv
sion and Of HUMP HBEIo ia order to meet
thst great realized want Of the public namely remedies
for al the more common and simple ailments Of Life.
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DECETvER's SALE of PERSONAL PROP

PECEIVER's SALE Of PERSONAL PROP
III ERTY.-A C TUTrLE, Auctioneer.-Notice Is here.
by given, that the subscriber. Receiver Of the Hen.
dick Hodson Fire assurance Company, viii SELL, at
PUBLIC AUCTION, at the late office Of taid Company,
No ia Broadway in the City Of New York, on the 9th
day August neat at 10 o'clock on that day the follow
each viz: large iron safe, Csrpst Floor Oicoh, Iron
Railing and Counter Mats oak Dcskt 10 lnksnd Paste
Jars OF Surveyors Instruments, Rulers. &c, Water
Cooler Table, Letter P.ess Stand and WsteThoide SPIT
toons canebottom Chsis revolving Arm Chats revolving
High Stoo. complete Of Insurance Books large quantity
OF printed Blanks aud printed Envelopes City Drecores
Dat-d July "a, 1860. SAhpL WlLKESON, Receiver
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Billiard Cables.

PHEL1AASSE,so BILLIARD TABLES AND
COMBINATION CUSHIONS.
Protected BY lie en Patent dated FEB Is lsSS Oct ~ isS
~ The improvements Ia these table, make them
surpassed IN the world They offered 10 the scienshc
Billiard players combining speed With truth before Oh
Nanufsctory Nos IS, 81 and 60 Crosby.H t ..I.
PHELAN 4 G0LLENDER,
Sole Manufacturers
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Gntlerp, 6aroware, Sc.


A MALGAM BELLS.-Churches, Schools, Fac
IN toi-. FARMS and others wanting furnished with our SUI
peor Bel, Tilted with all haDgnss complete for any papoe
aud wsnnted II months at l2 cents pound being only one
third % metal SeId FOR circular Sizes from 81
o 600 pounds NJ c. Gu ADWICk 4 Co, No. II Spuoest
NETWORK WIRE RAILING COMPANY.
IN HUTCHINSON NICKERSHAM,
REMOIED to No 594 BROADWAY. N. ",
Next door above the metropolitan Hotel
and dealers in IRON Railing Farm Fences Iron
Gate. dshs Iron Furniture, CAsting aud genera var1ety
OF oruslnr.t.d Iron work.
ITO LIGHTNING-ROD MEN.
i THE LYON MANUFACTURING COMPANY pre-
pared furnish oil kinds Of LIGHTNING RODS aud TRIM
MlNGS a. lowest Prices. OTl@S PATENT NSDLATOhS
with plsiu galvanized COPYRIGHTED RODS
passed j. d. WEST a Co, Agents.
No. liz Broadway, NewYork
NNILDER's PATENT SALAMANDER
w SAFES.
FAIRBANKS CELEBRATED SCALES.
QUIRK BROTHERS,,
No. SO Maidsn-lane, NJ Y.
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Professional Notices.

= MUNSTER, Graduated SURGEON DEN.
L. list be. REMOVED 70 Ne % WsH fFnS'' s''~s''
4fosAvsy sna sht1
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II7APSCOTT's LINE of LIVERPOOL PACK
Passage from or to Liverpool can always DC eng yea
r. ,bs va known Line sailing weekly, at the very lowest
,es and raa any amour, obtained payable m any part
Great Brsn Ireland, by applying to TAPsCorf Co., no.
60 hist NeN.fork.
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III PLEASURE TRAvEL-FIvE DAILY TRAINS (sun
asyp eIcep,ldl for LAKE MAH0PAC WEST POINT, CATS
KILL MOUNTAINS, LEBANON SPRINGS, SHARON
sPRINGs, RlCHFIELD SPRINGS, TRENTON FALLS, Nj
~AgASA FALLS, LAKE GEORGE WHITE MOUNTAIN
MONTREAL, and QUEBEC Elegant for families
10 SARATOGA SPRINGS, without change Of Baggage
checked through and tickets sold at Companys Dspo C6als
ser. and Sl.s For particulars GaLnl Time Tables
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD
IN DUNKIRK EXPRESS a1a m, for Dunkirk Buffalo
canandaigua and principal Stations
NAIL at s:l5a IN Tor Dunkih and intermediate Stations
rhis Train remains night at ElnirA
WAY stSts N, for hddetown Nswbursh, and intsrmsd
ste Stations. .....
MONT EXPRESS laap. ats p. n. fos Dunkirh, Buffalo
and principal 6aous The train Of Saturday ops
4 eli nail train stations, and rans only 70 Elnira
CHAe. kIk0R, 0sasral Scot
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NEW-JERbE1 HAtLRUAU - For PHILA-
IN DELPbIA and the sOOTH and WEST. Via JERSEY
CITY-Msl and Express Lines leave Nsw.Yorh and II
and sud fare 80 Through tickets sold for Gin
snnAh and the West, snd for Washington Nsrleans and
s Soah sc and through baggage checked Washington
a q and 3 y. m. trains =. .....
w. WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent
No basxe viii be received for any trains unless delivered and
shocked Is minutes In advance Of the time Of leaving
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DJVIDEND-OCEAN BANK.-The Board of
Directors Of the Ocean Bank have this day declared
sEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of (sl) THREE AND ONE
thu profits of the last six months,
usyable to the and after F DAY August 10
i,clusive CHAS. PALMER Asst Cashier
N.,Y.york Auprst1 1860.
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LoRIILARb FIRE ISs. Co: Office Mechanics Bank inng
No 81 Walst. NewYork Aug . l0oo
TEHE Board of Directors have this day declared
i SURPLUS DIVIDEND Of NINETEEN md ONE
HALF PER CENT ug) payable on aud after ane o9 S
, 1860-06-29
The Maple,

This is one Of the most splendid Of Amer.
lean forest trees. There are commonly enum.
Grated three species Of the maple, namely :
White maple, deer ddsycdrpup1 red maple,
deer rT6rUm and the hard or rock maple,
sugar maple, deer sdcekdriRum The first is
q tall, stately tree Of two varieties, one of
which presents O straight and smooth grain,
and is much used for variety Of purposes
connected with the mechanical arts, for ship
timber, and for fuel the other is less free
in rift. presenting usually grains more cor
rugated and cOnvolved. The latter is often
called "birds eye," and is really most de-
sirable and durable wood. Like the former,
it is much used for various artistic purposes.
being remarkably hard, firm, and ponderous,
and capable Of receiving high polish.
The Aeer SdechGTiRUm, or rock maple, is
probably the most beautiful and valuable of
the three. It is sometimes known by the ap.
pollation Of the sugar tree. On the banks
Of the Saco, in Maine, where IL imbibes tho
rich matters essential TO its growth from
the inexhaustible deposits contained in
the fertile alluvial soil. it attsins, ordinarily,
Q most majestic development. The sugar
maple abounds extensively in most of the
New England States, though Il Is most com
mon in Maine, New Hampshire, and Ver-
mont. In Massachusetts, Il Is also quite COM
mon, and sometimes constitutes extensive
forests, which are possessed Of great value,
both for the wood, which Is much priced for
fuel and for fine cabinet work, and for the
sap, which is boiled into sugar. The maple
Is very easily propagated, and when used for
ornamental purposes, is unrivaled in the rich.
ness Of its luxuriant shade. The white ma.
pie has . rapid growth, does well on almost
any kind Of soil, and when transplanted IN
the Spring, and properly tended, grows with
scarcely any diminution Of vigor.
, 1860-06-29
T0V0N LoT9!
HnLs's ADDrs1Oa 70 srnnLAcOOm.
GOOD CHlNCE FOR INVESTMENT!

THE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING LAID OUT
u his land claim, adjoining Capt Balch's claim,
Into Town Lots q one acs each. prepared 70 ss
location Z not exoollod By any % pugut sound 1ho
ais has heen hid ont VIII vlsg 10 luiy and cauVs-
lanoei ne slreg bsng tour rg1l vide, and The uhnle
have already beon doall1d and nel apaI The prroI of
La I1nRe ium go % $50 each nn6ordlng 70 l6caly
Iha prrTielor coni1mplAl1l building wharf ffom ne
cll'm dufllE the coming summer, which cannol 11 %
oI1llly enhance IL p1lno u lhe euille pIupaIiy.
p8s.f - attorney having heen gipai N Fflnt Cha
EEl during ny auce W Orpnun, notice hhelehy rivoi
sesf LEuUEL BILLS
, 1860-06-29
-Hgfiaiiati.
Vitality Of Seeds

. 4 4
Tdst some seeds, under accidental cireum
seanceA have an almost indefinite period Of
vitality, b evident from the fact that grains
Of wheat, taken from the hands or the wrap
ping Of Egyptian mumnies several thousand
yeaps Old have Vegetated during the present
century. But such things are exceptions to
The general rule. How then may we ascer.
tain with considerable certainty whether the
seeds We poFehase are worth the money :
Many experiments have been tried, and
reports made, but not always with great &C.
curacy. The following account is the most
reliable wecan present. It is understood, of
course theseeds are kept under good circum-
stapceP- never In Q hot, damp atmosphere.
Cabb9ee seeds, canliAoWef, broccoli, and
savoy good for four years. -f
Lattnce, spinach carrots, radish, onions,
parmips peas, beam, and other leguminous
plants=-giod for one or two years. GTf
Beetas celery, ,cucumbefs, melons, squashes,
pumpkins, gOurds. and the like-good for
ten a4d more years. sr4 rs ss tEN'
Talnlps, mustard, endive, sea-kale aspsra.
20 good lof three or four years.
Ifessosd-suUttO be depended on aflsr the
~A- J--1ef ksir-.1as N.fs .rg .aUr
,onis Wheat, and barIey-eood for three
o. fur years
Annual and perennial AoWer-seeds- good
ioe tWo or three years. ~ .5r-r -
Melon seols have been known TO vegetate
when forty years old. Some careful gard,
dencrs prefer old seeds Of the cucumber and
m6lon lfibt, because they think that new
and plump seeds produce plants which make
Z rampant growth Of vine, but bear little
lioll. shd hat late n the season. ere .idifT
Rye hus been known to yeaetate when
lorly years old kidney beans, when one
hundred and raspberries when sixteen hun
drod (lb lhs Sensitive plant when sixtt
ylll1 old. - - II - - Il
And hsTe. aWofd upon seed.mvInE. IL
isof he gFeafesl Importance for the farmer
sns !. 4. e,Idssss = dO IhIs work vel, as upon
lhi1, a viii ~ breeding Of valuable stock.
He Hho gives bis attention 10 i6 and be
coqel successful, viii attract the notice Of
oihcIs md bic seedt win command abundant
purchasers nt tho highest price. ~
To preserve seeds ven, they should gen.
clllly BE- gathered when fully ripe, be well
cleaned, dried IN the shade, (not by strong
6rel1.Il and kept n 4 cool blaoo. fiss from
.....I.I...-
, 1860-06-29
N WASHINGTON HOTEL, ~
Corner Of Main ana second streets, "
OLYMPIA, W. r.
sILAs GALLIHER, Proprietor.

rFuTE PROPRIETOR has REoENFLY ERECTED, IN CON.
y nectlen with and q part Of ne swaehnston Hotel
enabled 70 provide the travelling public with larger
number o. capaclous. comfortable and exoeenty ven
tIlated apaEtmenis than can b a9ded b. any other
ability accommodate the public may b judgedfom The
mot that The hotel contains twenty-five pIyale rooml
sezcasive q iamIy epaI.nsnl ~ q which arslaFgs
Thaikhl o the public o. ne liberal patronage hereto.
fore extended tothe proprietor and having thus enlarged
upon bis former business be ees confident be can render
SAINT and pains shall Be spared 70 et HE table ns vel
any In ke business Beds and bedrooms fafnilhed %
snch Is may desire them.
Board By the day and week. y
good stable is attached % ths establishment which
VIII Be- amply supplied with forage lDf the accommodation
Of animals Of the travelling public.
OLYMPIA. Dec. tth. 1851. sly
, 1860-06-29
JANSON, BOND & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs


DRY GOODS,
Corner Battery aad clay streets, San graneiseo,
HAVE NOW LANDING AND IN STORE
IL 200 bales so inch brown drills; ;aa
100 bale 90 inch brown .heelingli sM@
Z 800 bolll No.a-lO Duck;
20 bales Raven Duck; .
70 caarl neuimac pIlnini -ver ~ -4e-s-s-F-
10 cases Pngue prints; = 1.3 = .ss--a-
10 cases Pacific prinlsi
10 caves DunnelI's prints;
10 cnaoa and a. bleached ahlf,tnns
70 casss -, 81 and l0-t bleached shlIilB lA
10 casss blue drills;
20 cas1s blue denims; ita..ls{ss ts-rai
10 bales hickory stripes;
20 bales I, and "a tIckiner;
10 bales scarlet. HUE and gray nannop 4 10 e
10 bales BallardralO white flannel; F.f
s cases Cohurga and Merlnog; 4sT
5 cases wool and half wool plaidsl
5 casos blue and black alpaeas;
10 ca1ss Pacdc-neu styles De Ialnos;
8 Q ecases, all wool, NV styles Ds LAlnsi; ...e
~ Scasls French nehnol; ,s.1.--7 \ = ~.
1000 Bay STATE plaid snauls;
1000 cashmere and plain wool shawls; black and col
ored sllkl; plaln. figured and plaid silks;
And large assortment Of other Dre9 Goods.
~ BLANKETs. ssrss
1000 pairn vhite green and blue MaekinaW,
1000 pains BIB, TBB and eBg Blankets; t
1000 pairs cheap eIey English Blankets VI
1000 pairs cheap blue EnEllsh BlAnkeisj
500 pairs scarlet English Blankets;
600 pairs -, 10 g. II and i7-l white Bed blankets.
CLOTElING AND FURNISHING GOODS.
1000 dozen grey, blue and scarlet flannel shirts;
1000 dozen rsy and white helino UnderIhlIts and
1000 dnssn Merino and an wool socls; q ~ I
E 500 dozen aallnet and jean Pants; esttJ tfssgs
500 dozen duck and coilonnade pants;
800 dozen hickory and check shlFts:
500 dozHn calico and uhlle dIom shirts;
500 do1en ovefalls and jumpers;
Black and hney slk erasiil. necktics, ak handler
ehlel8, ul1pendeFs md variety q other articles TOO
numerous % mention. Fnr ole low ~ q
l--.. ..-, JANgON, nOND = CO..
SSaf OR. Battery and Clay "a. San Pancisro.
, 1860-06-29
Manner Of nFilkine.

The manner Of milking has more pow
erful and lasting influence on the produc-
tiveness Of the COW than most farmers are
aware Of That . slow and careless mixer
coon dries up the best cows, every pFacti.
cal farmer and dairyman knows. The first
requisite Of good mixer is, Of, course, the
utmost cleanliness. Without this, the milk is
uncomfortable. The udder should, therefore,
Be carefully cleaned before the mixing com
inences, The mixer may begin gradually
and gently, but should steadily increase the
tapidity Of the operation till the uddeI is
emptied, using pail sufficiently large 10
hold oil, without the necessity Of changing.
Cows are very sensitive, and the pail can
not be changed, nor can the mixer stop or
rise during The process Of milking, without
leading the COW more or less TO withhold
her milk. The utmost care should be taken
to strip the last drop, and do L rapidly, and
not in slow and negligent manner, which
IS sure 10 have is effect on the yield Of the
COW. II any milk Is left, it Is re-absorbed
into the system, or else becomes eaked, and
diIninishos the tendency to secfete o full
quantity afterwards II gentle and mild
Treatment Is observed and persevered in, the
operation Of milking appears 10 be one Of
pleasure to the animal, Is itundoubtedly is |;
but i en- opposite course ispursued-if at
every restless movement, caused, perhaps,
by pressing sore teat, the animal Is harshly
spoken 10, she will be likely to learn to kick
as habit and Il will be difficult 10 overcome
i aferward To induce quiet and readi-
ness to give down the milk freely, it Is bet
ter that the COW should Be fed at milking
linio with cut food, or roots, placed within
her easy reach. The same person should
milk the same COW regularly, and not change
from one ~ another, unless there are special
reasons for Il.
, 1860-06-29
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, 1860-06-29

MARINE HOSPITAL,
Port Townsend. June %. 1858.

nR. r. N. oBRTEN, LATE RESIDENT PHY-
~ sioian and Surgeon Of the County Hospital, San
Francisco and Of the hospital Of the Sisters Of Mercy 4
now In charge Of the Marine Hospital a Port Townsend
Ds Hs a.r. oo WI s EaPs tSs P q
experience Of sixteen years IN the ptco Of bis pFoes.
sion. both private and hospital together with thorough
ochgical education a. evidenced By the proper
the couhdlnce q the cltl1eus on Puget Sound.
Pm. o'BRTEN, ND,
vim b duly aelnoWIedeea. ~. i7I
, 1860-06-29

OrIocal selknss. usrvuas dsh,y us pirlll Ilninar.
seaEno of he lmhs and b.ct. lni.pllllan and inda
Iahillly 10 nluH and study. dulncI u apprulnIim,
lo9 q mfmuy, asci.iun 70 aocay, lgtc q sollini1,
, 1860-06-29
MisttIIaatuns.

midity self distrust dizziness, headache inVountay
discharges, pains In the SIDE affections Of he eve
pimpes the face, sexual or other iuTmities IN mns
are cured by the Justly celebrated physician and surpeon
la Czapkay. His method OF curing diseases Is new
unknown 70 Others) and hence the great succesa All
consul ations, by letter or Otherwise, free.
Address L. J. (ZAPKAY, ND,
San FfanciDco