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DIR. G. w. MOORE'S

1RkLuttot CIV S0uLBtLdts
DIR. G. w. MOORE'S
Medical and Surgical Institute,
Commercial Street, q few Doors below
Kearney Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
ATTENDING AND RESIDENT PHYSICIAN,
G. w. MOORE, Nj. D.,
Late Surgeon, U. s. A., Quarantine Physician at
New Orleans and Boston, Lecturer on Morbid
Anatomy and Diseases of Women and Chill
dren, Member Of Massachusetts Medi-
cal Society, ETC., ETC., etc.
DR. MOORE would respectfully inform the peo-
CURE OF. DISEASE,
WHETHER CHRONIC OR ACUTE,
AT Gal COMMERCIAL STREET,
few doors below Kearney, where he may be con-
suited at all hours.
DISEASES OF THE UTERINE AND
OVARIAN FUNCTIONS,
Characterized by irregular, suppressed or painful
menstruAtOn pain In the sides and back Of
weight in the pelvs. weakness, nervous headache,
eucOrrhea whites, treated on scientific prin-
ciples, and prompt and permanent cure effected.
NERVOUS AFFECTIONS,
Such as Neuralgia, Paralysis, Giddness, Dimness of
Vision, etc, will receive special attention.
DISEASES OF TIE SEXUAL
ORGANS,
Male or Female, are treated with all the skill and
appliances which modern science has made availa-
bic. Nauseous drugs and nostrums, which are so
often administered, for weeSs without benefit, are
entirely discarded, and few days only are required
to accomplish perfect cure.
SECONDARY AND HEREDITARY
AFFECTIONS
Scrofula in al rs manifold forms, Dyspepsia Emac-
iation and Debility, treated with certain and uIfa-
ing enthusiastically eXpelling all corrupt humors,
and imparting healthy tone TO the system by pur
Tying the blood regulating the sccret.onS, and invig
Grating the vial powers
Twenty years practice in different parts of the
world, has given the doctor advantages possessed by
few, and his remarkable warrants Il promise
of eiltctuai cure
Medicines with full directions will be sent to any
part of the state receipt Of letter describing
symptoms.
An Inirmary is connected with the establishments
where patients who desire may board and receive
constant attention during their sickness, thus avoid
ing the inconvenience of hotel Kind and atten
tive will be employed, ard no means will be
left untried to give full satisfaction. Consultation
free.
TO THE LADIES.-Femalcsi in trouble or
afflicted with disease, are respectfully invited to call
on DIR. MOORE, and consult him about their trouble.
Ills uniform success in his treatment Of Female Sup
preston and kindred diseases, is sufficient guaran
tee oil his scientific atainments. Let no false deli
cacy prevent YOU but call at once and save yourself
from future suffering and misery. Consultations and
his offices are arranged for the Strctcst privacy.
Address, c. W. MOORE, NJ. D.,
GIL Commercial Street,
oct29-3nll San Francisco.
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HOWARD
Private Medical Institute,
No. SGT, Sacramento ST., San francisco
Consultation by letter or otherwise. FREE

LNSTABLISlIED for the cure of diseases Of a Pri-
IL vate nature, such Gonarrhra, Syphilis, elect
Spernatorrhpa, Mercurial Complaints, Structure
Seminal Weakness, Impotency, Rheumatism, Fever
and Ague, Skin Diseases, Seminal Emissions, and
all diseases brought OIL by Indulgence or by acct
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So wide is the field Of
its usefulness and so nu-
merouS are the cases Of
its cures, that almost ev-
cry section of country
abouads in person, pub
licly known who have
been restored from alar-
ming and even tlespe-
rate Il diseases oft!le
lungs 6y rs use. When
olce tried its superiori-
y ., a e, a Sher en-
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T EGAL BLANKS OPAL SALE
IL att 10 ofiee !" - -
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TESTIMONY OF EMINENT
CALIFORNIA PHYSICIANS
IN FAVOR OF
CUTTERS OLD BOURBON WHISKEY.


FTNIE " OLD BOURBON WHISKY" put up In bot
i ties IN "a style worthy Of comnrndatiou, by
Willa4T Cater, Jr., Of Louisville, Kentucky, and
placed before Us by the managers Of the Industrial
Exhibition for our examination, We are pleased to
and well worthy oi favorable notice by the Insti
tutc. J. R0WELL, NJ. D.,
FRA'S e. BELDEN,
L. J. CZAPkAI, VI. D.
San Francisco, September, 1854.
WIN. T. CUTTER Dear Sir;-You ask how we
like the Bourbon Whisky bought Of you for medical
use in the Storey County Hospital. We state with
pleasure, that as a pure, reliable medicinal stimu'
liant it exceeds in quality any similar article obtain
able here. For the purpose above stated, we much
prefer your Whisky to the Brandy sold at hlgher
price. J. c. TUCKER NJ d.
CITY Physician, Virginia, N. T.,
Il. W. PlNKERTON,
Storey County Physician.
ST. MARY's HOSPITAL, San FRANCISCO,
June sth, 1854.
MIR. WM. T. CUTSER,-pear Sir:-I have re-
ceved the Bourbon Whisky bottled aud furnished
for medical use by YIN. T. Cutter, Jr., under call
Of Dr. Valentine Mott, Willard Parker, and other
distinguished medical gentlemen of New York, and
have given it fair trial in our Hospital, and am
pleased to say we have found 1t pure article, and
superior to any whisky we have found ia this coun-
try and better than most of the Brandy sold in this
State. Please send US few dozen of the same al
ticle Gas the rst say three dozen for the present.
remain yours truly,
N. A. CACHOT, ND,
Resdeat Physician to q Narys Hospital.
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San Franeisco.....T T. N. CaEneau, Chas. L. Weller
II. o. Cough.
Sacramento. ........ James w. Coroth, j. c. Goods
Edward Hicklin.
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2. PER ANNUN.
, Harpcr's Weekly. =. 3 5
} Leslie's Illustrated. 3 80
, \. Y. " News 3 80
: Leslle'S German pa
u per. 3 5n
} n. Y. Stats Zcitung 8 30
} Tll'd London News,
} with Supplemental 90
= fCa G0rH4d0' l,e~s
J of the World. .13 90
} The London Weekly
" Times ..,.... 10 90
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Agency for the Art L
ions received for the An
ipgs and other Works o:
azine, Review, or other
the above list will be farl
tention will be paid t. in
wanted and cannot t!icl
raj assortment Of Book ,
all Tie new publications.
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CURE OF DISEASE,

nR. MOORE would respectfully inform the peo-
~ pie Of California that he has established in
afit "a ~
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Mem Publications.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12

scuR PRgDwonr Pilot boat Nary A Williams. No 10 ss,,
10 with schr Pfedmors the 10th inst and on
her beam euds and lowed Dor into This port Apparently
she had been hay loaded. 1heJ halls from Uuon, NJ
GLITTER SHir cassoRsE popular ship again iond
ing for Sac Francisco in sutton Co.'S Dispatch Line Mys
TIC CT has become famous fast cpper ships having
dned the Andrew Jackson. prima Donna, DsydfCrocao
May sutton. Twilight and many others the Crenor 10
bspg the latest Shn In 1871 feet beam and "a
fee hold OF the sharp clipper model considered ono OF
iD few days
err CONSTITUTION for rew York which PM back to Liv
rool after being ashore, ~as dschatsr on the sn ut
BANK Two BaorHEEs OF New Bedford receptlv sod 10 q
Isi her 70 has been esod 70 parties in New York for
BARK wJrcH AT tons, II Salem where cha was built IN
1854. hss been cold 10 Boston house.
scnR Alcr Crsrts before reported ashore Al Csnrnssu
Point on without damage Esd arrived Prov,dsncs On
The eth Inst
scus CotnxsiA wrecked On aaahmsv HsssA was sold q
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SECOND road.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, August 11-8P.M
AsuEs -ReceipS "a bbls. Market dull and prices
unchanged,
wheat, 40 $50 do. corn, 33.5I2 do OATS $50 do The
-Four market ruled quiet and steady The falling or in
receipts ard uniform ruling OF god impaired little
more confidence on the part OF holders. Saez $4,000
bb!s State and Western, 150o Southern, and 45o Cana
dian. Rye -four and meal ruled duh With sales os
80 bols Of the former aad 500 Of tho latter. We
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CorigE The market was QUIET but prices were with.
cut essenta, Change.
FszoHrs frn, hut not very active. Engagements
IN Liverpool per American vessels 81 zoe bushels wheat
Ssa, $50 bales ho ouIa ana aos CSU 90 corn
per neutral, IL 0C0 bushels wheat nd In bags; 500
Dds. nour at Is. lolsd; 20: tons talow A. 22s.
and 500 boxes cheese ut COS. 10 London p,r
American 600 bbls. -four at Is 7Ed, so tors Oh cake
ana oSo bushels wb Ds%. a. in 0T bulk 0ur o.
per American, H. 900 bushels wheat at 71,d a7Ad. 10
bulk and bays and per neutral $50 bbs. pork So. To
Bristol, 1000 bbs -four at g. Cd. an Austrian shi,
chartered to Cork for ORDERS 900 brshels wheat a S.
Akd, or 10 direct port In Great Britain Is 7xd.
French bark 70 Marseilles 1000 boe Petroleum about
NorAssEs-we notice sales OF 70 hhds Cuba muscovado
Ct Csc. nSl and 80 bbs. New 0rleans at IL Is
PrrRorxu,.-Recepts, ., sol bbis. The market for
crude was nrmer under an active demand, and prices
were cent higher with heavy sales, mostly for future
delivery, chiefly contracts for ali this month Bonded
to free was Snis Se ss.s were b ZIP
crude \, b215c 52c. On the spot, SIC 53c for all
WIS month Soc for septembor, and 57c. bshc
ior october 500 refined, in bond at Soc ssc; LOO
40, Tree, 81 SIC as1 q. Benzino was quie, at go
fRovisoNs--keceipts, 200 bbls. posk, As packages
peer 90 cut meats and is2 DO lard The pork market
was more 1879 aud hrmer; sales 600 bbls at ss5 so
70 LOT oc sSs 30 for new d. cash and four days
and ss 50 for Ur u sss w nS. W. q ~ rne
with sales Of 200 bbs at sl3 S5 for country mess "a
Tor country PRIME sis $40 for repackcd mess and
so SO Tor extra do. Prime beef auie, ara I'M
changed. We notice sales OF 800 terces India mesa at
$43 Cut meats In fair demand and bc heher
with sales Of coo packages Nisc. 16c for shoulders
and 1870, ~ hams lyO packages snoked hams sold al
2lc. fsrd was active aud prices were irrm. sfoJ Lbi,
and tcrces sold at II 10 22c the latter an extreme
price, Butter was and arm at 40c 4sc Cor Ohio
and 600. 60os for state. Cheese was qulet and IN
changed at $50. &c for common TO primo
kU-he market was dull; sales 70 bags Hangoon al
sco,R-rhe marke. was quite active and firm: sales Of
Oas bhds Cuba muscovado At lssxc. 24,le. Refined
was 10 brisk demand and nrm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12

MARRIAGES AND OEA. rs.
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Automatically 81. Marks church, Tuesday
August O. by tho Rev. Thomas Apologize Rev OcrAvus
ArrrgGArE 20 Miss E,IxN MATILDA RAY.
MCt9eoRGE-LAsg.-ila Tuesday, August Q, at the New
Jerusalem church in thirty nih street. bv the Rev. j.
r. WM. No 'vca &, IN, u West lloboken. v j.
90 Nss MARY A.. ON daughter eg JOB Clark, ESQ., o.
thu city.
woiri-- iItLrra In Rr,oSlyn "a Wednesday, august
To- By Re-. Henry eram5ey, Mr.. FssnEeicS WooD, Of
Eraui t. Miss ANNE, tie2hter Or Garrett Hilyor Esq,
rlUeklyn.