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II is stated that the last of the 7:oO
bonds was taken on the Goth, leaving
large margin of orders that canno. Oe
filed. The whole amount OF the tnfFe
series is $3.50 600, 900. and OF us aoou'
800, 900 900. has been negotiated, 1g y
Cooke, the government agent. ne e !.
naming bonds will be issued 70 the siu
| ders as rapidly as possible.
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The President Of late has been very e,
s;ck--oyerworked. We suppose "us
some some Of the papers think that n may
die. One of them says: ~. -.
Should President Johnson DIE, a ,hd
pesident pro tenn. OF the Seaa,s ou,o
step into the vacant positipn NE :
tleman who fills this pos y ~ T = :
| Foster, of ,onnec leu asam
The death of Mr LINCOLN vas : cal ~
itv The death of Mt johnson ny
j wo uld be greater onv
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.,;,,oa of the Board Of Directors

4 committee of the Board OF Directors
~ the Southern Pacific kaliroao Jon
many were in Shreveport recently ~ 81
General Veatch, commanding Sol' 49,
Division of Louisians, 10 regaIu :. ths,
completion of the railroad between ~ sn'
nlaca and Marshall, Texas--,here T5 :,
gap OF eleven miles to comps ea y. raad
hart Of the road is graded, ana Only No. ~
the laying of the iron 70 n,an isaac
nection complete, and win .ne - ar, ,,,,rt
of the Government can oe "ohe !" -
DAYS.
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FOR Sale.

coon rApafin F1in.ls county Mississippi, FIVE
" Nil : south Of Raymo3d well improved, VIII. TN
: dwelling house gin house and other sut,nouses' IN
rood condition gr at bargain ean De haa -sale
$50 aS~ass ma i II COLE, L0ckhart, Land sfoaAe
.o,, w Miss or J t. w. BULLOCK. Raymond
W.T. s5nru, HereId-capy ne time 1uly2tdAN
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By the Governor:
lanes R Yearger, Secretary of State.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.

Jackson Miss July 95, 1863
WHEREAS, Doubts have arisen in the minus OF some
4; regard TO the extent of the Jurisdiction IN
iS.aoa - ba conferred upon GEO. i SWAMI. as
snecal fudge 1t hereby declared that in decreeing
nsciac performance Of contracts in reference 70 COT
ton or other property he has power to make ms oe
in The alternative, for the cotton or otner prop
rt or for value if the property itself cannot %
b.d or has been sold or disposed of the measure O
r.ue to he regulated by the value Of the hns at th'
time sui. was brought with ten per cent damages
Given under my hand aud the Seal of the State tn
n, 81 day and year above writ
~ The Governor:
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Telegraphic communications are . So
.lata to Galveston AM Houston, Wnlcn
fscilitate business a great deal, an" ssA'
;mnortant for Government USE
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~ NV PNs- keg.

TFULgY fenaers his professional ser
TX vi.,s 40 the citizen of Meriditn vicinity.
or j a. On sdu ick's Drug Store. Iy-Nl
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SUMMERVILlLE INSTITUTE,
A Boarding School for Boys and Young
Men,
cT1NEnTERVILL. GHOLSON, Z. u; MISC

III
=, -, h;ab,x, -nopular establishment for the
5,n,t;on of bows and young men having P" "
tbronrh the war without suspenSloh' nnu -, 99,bar
compns 90 me kind in the Southern country VIII De
anened on the 2nd Monday OF SePteho!,1Ih .Srough
ption of Students The buildingwillb DC tAorousny
reeeptlo "a ranaired the rooms retitted and every
IS nossihe 10 be done for studelAs viii DC m
ed Suitable text books w and library restored
aS dh ,rncnal is animated by desire 10 eleve
standard of education in the e0n the necessity Of
mental culture. The ravages oI va 81. Of u,ornl
event de morazation cannot lessen ite V % the IN
| itv virtue and learning, nor Ie'o>
preme late,lge ,Urst come forward and realize the
our peupf The uncertainty of riches, and the III,
solti1 81 human possessions. Thought Is hIne
subject to restrictions its prefegd tse eS hope
The Principal of the Summerxle Institute p mas
been by nearly all the ststns the most
sssfuI teacher of the whole country ms ions Vi
,isce n, the control and discipline % scHvO . g.
! ~ -, na~rer in the recitation room, eonstius
ND ss ,eachev of the lsnd Al abe puocatons aH
Establishments in educational matters Mt the roI'n W.
ha exa,nncd and when approved "nostea aus No.
pc h ,eft nnslopr to create IN our midst an @"0
| craey of merit -, s,oo,,ou Vim be
tnoIougn every branch of q liberal celltgitee
ntre Fiftv-t1vo boys will be received anot"s -
eTs of ability, besides the Principal wiz De IN "'
dance. -ruvrS
r.. hoord tni,ion and washing for 90 weeks, begs
If ming on the 2nd Monday OF septemUefs ls5 %
= Middng cottonw will be received ut IL s.s per NJ 4
| .oI;,,arsd TO r. ] Dunlap at Shuquak Stiuoh' W. -
~ u Road or to the Messrs. Philips in Macon -, g.
Oh Corn Lard Wheat, Bacon or Moiasses w" , !;
received at the Summerville market price, guy f,r
ali cases be delivered at the expense OF the p'! i"'
nishing it. 5 ,,, in GOOD style
le IL s,r5en+s attended by the best servants - -,
The Principal has Withdrawn his name from al POI,
zeal CONNECTIONS intends devotng his feI't anmt
Ia 10 the Labor of his former years. lie refers com
Jyytlv 70 the remnant of his old students where't
WAGONS will be at Shudualak to meet sfuoenls i
.b tbTce first DAYS of the session to convey thei"
oil Summervile small charge. .d,lre
L. ;nformation not eontainedin this circular ad'Fe
the Principal and Proprietor. = - ,,,1Dtc1yr
,zs am requested by Mr.. T. c. Gathrisht to stt.
.hsst Iis school The Summereile Femde Seha,any :"
resume itS 5 & Net e 20, r, =. G..
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ETISING.
for any time less
n T. DOLLAR
are for the first in
g CENTS per
month, not exceed
,er square, TEN.
TO those who ad-
for ia adv ance, or
all advertisements
|er editorial notices,
*.
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COMMISSIONER,
-. nTnD At


Ms BUREAU,
:, August 8, 1865. }
Q care of all desti
been committed to
D wou d publish for
that all persons
uired to produce a
he Commissioner OF
that aid is needed,
Eident of the Board
should give a full
Sc of destitutitr.
buId bear iu minc
Of all rations issued
b county.
is willing to help al
seavor to help them
fully Yours,
J. w. CLARKE.
Freedmen's Bureau
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occupying cabins
have been moved
outskirts of town.
| ems are due Lieut..
whites and bla ok 8
owe.
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|eneral merchants,
store ef Jas. Donegal,
inc streets, New Or |
10 the drug trade they
|on the latest gold quo
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wholesale druggist.
Magazine streets. New Or
supply those in want Of
everything appsrt@inine
west market rates.
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ionable programme is
ncert to night. Don't
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i'll hereafter be
NO labor or ex-
patronage of the
Z TELEGRAPH
information as to
important South
ures now in pro-
issippi and other
teresting reading
viii be Published
tain the choicest
th an interesting
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Concert at the
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Notice.

1ecial attention to
|cation from Lieut..
|h bit wishes to help
t know that those
in needy circum-
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1ld attend the
|ntribute a dollar
| ethodist church .
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| tant orders from
S will be found
r readers should
sal.
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WASHINGTON HOUSE,
JACKSON, MISS
WIN. Eassinger, Proprietor.

yV,HIs Hotel which remained open for the recs
of onests during the war. has just been tnoroueay
a.;rs1 reftted and ref.rnished, and the proPI'I
soicts of the liberal s need only
q ~ travenr utibc that nothing shall De "Apt
ng on his part msintain the high TfPuta@n.
Honse has gained. He Is using ms pes' eA'''
render guests perfectly at home - .h.,
Tosrsons visiting jackson sh"nld bear IN nllh9 !, ns
r.. has In connection with the Washington MUS"
an t L S 4 e
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LIVERY STABLE

wbere silently of provender is provided Tor ness,s,
an where they may receive the attention OF pefS"
90, aa-ianced IN answering their wants A.,
daiiy line OF hacks runs from the HStst 'N
city o. Vicksburg. Nm. pron-istor
i,naNsSff
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Aug9 dlm
The New York herald., 1865-06-11
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

Married.
BoUoHroE-DB RuGM.-0n Thursday, June 8, ut
Zion church, by the Right Rev. Bishop Southgate,
GEORGE G BoUGHToS, OF New York, 70 BLANCHE Dn
RHGME, Of New Orleans
hichmond and New Orleans papers please copy.
CHAhBERIIs- Wednesday, June Z, at the
central Methodist Episcopal church. Seventh avenue, by
the Rev Henry @. Fox, BRANARD S. CHAMBERIN, OF
0ho to Miss SARAH E. only daughter of the late James
w. Owens, Of this city.
Ohio papers please copy.
FEHER-RooME.-On Thursday June g. at st. Peters
church, by the Rev. Alfred b. Beach, d. D., Mr WILLIAM
tan d FISHER Of New Brunswick, n }. to Miss KATE
HowARD-REEp.-In Hoboken, on Wednesday, June :,
at the residence of the BRIDES mother by the Rev. Al
fred Harris Mr.. JOHN HOWARD to Miss ELEANOR " REED,
daughter Of the late r. A. Reed, of New York
KoHN-CASDY--On Thursday, June s, at the residence
Of the BRIDES guardian by the Rev. Dr. Cutler, ADoLs
koHE to ANNIE CANDY. No cards.
Pesth (Hungary) papers please copy.
MAYER-JACoBs-On Wednesday, June 7, at the resi-
dence Of the BRIDES father by Rev Dr. Adler Mr. ALEX
MAYER TO Miss REBECCA JACOBS eldest daughter OF Mr.
A. Jacobs both of this city.
PToU-KKLLEY.-On Tuesday, June g. at the residence
OF Austin Kelley, Esq, by the Rev. Dr. Cummings
EUGENE PIroU to NORA M. KELLEY, of this city.
SMrR-DEcKER.-On Monday, June s, by the Rev. DR..
Roche at the Allen street Methodist church, WILLIAM
SMITH Of Jersey City, 10 GEoRGIASA DECKER, of New
York city
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The Bank Of France return for the week ending Nay
- shows the following changes:-Increase-Cash 20
millions; current accounts, millions. Decrease-Com.
nercia bills, 17H; notes, 4 23 millions; treasury
balance, S6th million; advances, stationary.
The following named banks Of Wisconsin have assigned
Aer bonds TO the Sate and their circulating notes will
be redeemed by the State Treasurer
ehawanaw Bank. Rockwell & Co. g Bank
hank OF Moneka. Bank of Beoit
Wisconsin Bank of Madison walworth County Bank
Bank Of the Interior. Frontier Bank.
Bank Of Green Bay. Sauk County Bank
Wkhorn Bank.
The following significant questions In relation to the
management Of the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
have been put by Chicago paper
- How much is the capital stock Of the Chicago and
Northwestern road, todayf
Is there any law limiting the amount Of stock which
she managers Of this road issue where that
NV be foundf
How much common and how much preferred stock has
been issued since the day Of the consolidation Of the
chicago and Northwestern with the Galena and Chicago
How many shares Of common and how many Of pre.
Ieed stock have been issued in the consolidation Of the
Chicago and Northwestern with the Peninsula road in
How many bonds have been issued since the month Of
June last and what s the entire bonded indebtedness of
Is there any understanding or agreement Of any char
scer with any person for the issuing of any more stock
or bonds Of any kind for any purposef
long has 1t been unpaid and what is the amount of said
debt9
Has any mortgage been made, or is such a mortgage
20 be made 10 the property Of the consolidated
Chicago and Railroad Company to secure
any additional bonds Of said company and II so what
b the amount of said mOrtgage9
What the meaning Of that Michigan statute relating
the issuing Of stock and selling the discount
and then declaring the same foll paid stocks
The business the great trunk lines Of railroads
meeting the valley Of the Mississippi with the Atlantic
seaboard s not only immense but increasing the fol-
lowing comparative table Of traffic for month at the
Of the war, during its height Tor at
time when the demands Of the government were the
Geatest) and At the end of the war;
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oan securities.-
We have again TO note numerous and important trans
actions during the past week in the London market for
American securities There have been considerable sales
by continental holders of United States fve-twenty
bonds to realize the large profit which has accrued on
them; the bonds Offering however, have been readily
taken for shipment 70 New York, the relative price
there being by last advices per cent above that ru
business, Illinois remaining firm at IS " while Eries
On sale by holders who bought 20 per below current
quotations have given about ST. closing about g. There
has been steady demand for the second mortgage bonds
OF the Atlantic and Great Western Railway and being
sufficient to the interest on ali the loans investors
are seeking the cheaper securities of the company The
acbentures are steady st SO 49,
Fhe returns Of the Bank Of England for the week end
Ing May compare with the satemsna Of the previous
aa fol
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Movements OF Ocean Steamers.
Mails are forwarded by every steamer the regular lines
fhe for or from Liverpool call
sept the Canadian lne which call at londonderry The
steamers for from the Continent nj
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FRENCH ADvERTIsEMENTs.

TrNR JEuNE ryLIE FRANCHISE, pARIASr LANG.
sis desire 90 placer CONNIE femme de chambre dams
famc ellie rendrait pour les sons
du menagc sadrcsscr 66k vssey r, de 10 heures a
midl
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w North Carolina Georgia with some enterprisins
young man; would put In e200O myself Address bon y
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN-FROM MICHAEL SHANNON,
- Hudson City New Jersey, two Mules male the
other female; the male is sorrc with white mane the
female is black, blind Of with spot forehead
and c. the nigh foreeg near the shoulder The hnder
will be suitably rewarded by returning the 70 Michael
Shannon, Hudson City, N. J.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-28
AllnS SuInmOnS.

cTATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF STO-
y rey-In the Justices Court, Gold Hill Town.
ship, before, W. y. Hall. Justice of the Peace
Robert Wood and William GOc, partners, doing
business under the firm name Of Wood & GOc.
plaintiffs, against ID. Shchan. dcfcndant.-The
State OF Nevada sends to ID Shchuu, greeting !:
You are hereby summoned to appear before me,
Justice of the Peace in and for Gold Hill Town.
ship, County and State aforesaid, at my office, In
Gold Hill. on the Cd day of November, a. D.. 1865,
AT II o'clock A.. ". of that day, to answer the com.
plant of Robert Wood and William Goc, wherein
they claim to recover the sum of one hundred and
thirty.thrce and 5T.lW dollars (Sl33 SD, for mer.
chandisc sold and delivered at your In stance and re-
quest, IN per bill on lille in this Court. And You
are hereby notified that IL you tail TO appear and
answer the complaint rs aforesaid, Judgment will
be taken against you for the sum of SlI3 -, In
gold coin. and costs of suit. To the Sheriff or
any Constable of said county, greeting: Make
legal service and due return hereof. Given under
my hand. this 2sth day of September, 4. n. 1865.
W. y. HALL,
Justice Of the Peace, Gold Hill Township.
L5Oc Int. Rev. Stamp. zoe State Rev. Stamp. ]
1alR fI .#.....
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Notice.
Notice to Contractors s. Miners.

DUCKEYE MINING COMPANY, SILVER
ID City, State Of Nevada, October le, 1865
The above company have a SHAFT to sink, for
which tenders are asked, the contract to be for
one hundred feet. more or esS. Tenders will he
received until SATURDAY October 10Th. 1865
The company do not bind themselves to take the
lowest tender, or any one. None but experienced
miners need apply. For further particulars, up
piy ON the mine 20 aidHSwf BURG0YNE.
oele lOt Superintendent.
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And In accordance with law. and an order OF the
Board Of Trustees, made on the seventh day OF Sep
stock as may be necessary, will be sold at public suc'
tlon, ut the salcSrOom Of J. Middleton 4 Son, t0i
Montgomery street. San Francisco, on MONDAY,
the sd day Of October, 1888. at the hour OF u o'clOck
VI. OF said day, 10 pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs OF advertising and ex-
prnScS Of sale. JOHN Z. LOHSE, SeC'y.
ONCE, San Francisco, CAL,
3lS California street.
San Prnnclsco. October 5, lS6S, oC9 I'd
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California Consolidated Will and

Mining Company Assessment Notice Notice
H. hereby given. that at q meeting Of the Board
and Mining Company, held OIL the 9th day of
October, 1865, au assessment Of ono doll r per
Share was duly levied on each nnd every share
of the capital stock of the sald company. pRya.
bic Immediately In gold coin to the Secretary. nj
his Office! BY order ofthe Board Of Trustees.
1Eocl7 m NOT SAML d. C0NGELL. Sec'y.
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Ipaepenaenl Order Of Good TsmpIar..

CHAMPION LODGE No. 6 OF sSArEsk<,
CLO o. Of G. T., meets regularly
on TUESDAY EVENING Of each 9sAM.
wreck, at Odd FelloWs-Hsll.l Vir. IGYpY#~
Rinia, at 8 o'clock P. ~. All TeInplars In good
standing are cordially invited to attend. 2"T
,isgSrg DIV b. s McLAFFERTY, Wet.
GEO. Z. TALLNADoK, w. 8. Jy22tf
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Notice.

'- Notice.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
IN Taxes due the Town Of Gold Hill upon the
proceeds Of the mines for the Quarter ending the
last day Of juno. 1865, Ia now due and payable,
and the law as TO the collection Of the same will
be strictly enforced.
#l.rIt sii So sgETHOS. II. JOHNSON,
Marshal and Tax Collector.
Dated, Gold Hill. August Is. 1865. auss II
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Commission Merchant
r. CT Q r.
General MerchandiSe!
CONsIGNMENTS SOLICITED
I niso offer Goods In Bond Les, the Duty

rASH ORDERS FOR GOODS OF EVERY
u description. from this or any Foreign Market
will receive prompt and faithful attention,
Manufacturer and Wholesale Trade Supplied
for Cash.
No notice or attention paid to orders for Goods
II there Is no provision mad" for III" payment OF
the same.
Liberal Cash Advances made on Consisnmen's
Of approved M-rchandise.
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To
Opinions OF the Press.

DIR. D0HERTY is q skIllful physician mud
honorable gentleman. Any stRtementshc makes
10 his patients he tx sure 20 fulfill. That fact IL
one great cause Of his eminent success in his pro
feSsIon. II IL fortunate that among the many at.
v~ertising physicians there Is ono who Gun be de-,
pended IN. "-Review. .
"DR. DOHERTY'S reputation ns a physician
IL a sufficient guarantee for the cure Of any cHs"
he Observation-Disclosures.
"DR. D0HERTY has devoted his study NOR"
particularly TO chronic. specific and secret prac.
iice. and as such II now the most successful! or
any ply sicIan in San Francisco" -Frec Press.
"DR D0HERTY'S reputation Is second 10 no
other physician on the coast in chronic and Sp-
cifc practice. mirror. ...
"DR. DOHERTY.-Few men In the medical
profession have succeeded In gaining the conf
dcnce Of the public In their skill and Judgment rs
he has."-Enquirer.
'"DR DOHERTY ranks rs one Of our most
distinguished physicians, and also one of the most
successful, which IL now the criterion by which
the medical practitioner Is judged. "-Echo.
"DR. DOHERTY enjoys u more extensive
practice than any physician in this State."-Ex.
press.
Address. W. X. DOHERTY, VI. D.,
$3.50 ain .#'". San FrnnclrcO, Cal.
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Confidence silver Mining Compu.

Confidence silver Mining CompR-
ny-Gold Hill Mining District. Storey county,
State Of Nevada - Notice. The hrst Annual
Meeting Of StockholderS Of the Confidence Silver
Mining Company, for the election of Trustees TO
xerve for the ensuing year. will be held on FRI
A the tenth Q0th) day Of November, 1865, ut
one o'clock r. at their Office. 4I5 Montgomery
street. " X. Secy.
San Francisco. October %, 1865.
y. B.-By.Laws, Article 19-No transfer Of
stock shall be made on the books Of the company
three days prior TO the Annual Meeting Of the
Stockholders. oc2o I'd
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o thIs kind, for 1t Is universally nc.
.g- knowledg.d that the treatment OF
these particular diseases constitutes q branch Of
medicine which has neve been sufficiently
cultivated, in consequence Of the fhstldious.
ness Of the profession, who have abandoned these
specialitieS to the caro- of unqualified prnc-
IitioncrH. There exists hers no power to re.
press tho impudenco and effrontery of men who
nrc totally incompetent to perform the duties
Of their so.cnlled medical practice, thereby In.
ficting mlserisS TO . degree unparalleled In any
other class Of human disorders. The only way
to remedy this evil Is to call the attention Of the
public to a we'll INFORMED member Of the
medical professions, legally qualified,
rand who devotcs his exclusive attention TO dis.
eases arising from the undue excitement Of the
generatlve organs, together with those incidental
stages Of acute disorder which, when neglected,
terminate In tho horribly wasting form of con.
stitutional Reorganization. Doctor PerrnuIt
has paid tho most anxious md untiring
attention, for tho last eight years, ton special
branch Of study, and his mode Of practice, sug.
gestcd and improved by experience. md expert
ments made through the medium ofthe micro.
scope, enables him to detsctths presence Of semen
In the urine. We wish to Impress those who
have failed Of relief elsewhere, that they may de.
rive benefit from examination Of the urine In
cases Of Seminal Emissions and Impotcncy, as
well as in cases Of Gravel Diseases OF tho Blad.
der and Kidneys, and we can at once ascertain
tho cause Of the patients complaint. 80 as to pre-
pare tho proper remedies for each particular dis
order, md according TO each case.
Patients suffering from venereal Diseases In
any stage Pains In the Bones, Rheumatism, or
from the effects Of Mercurial poisoning, who can
visit us personally, will receive, In addition to
our usual treatment, Modicnted VnpOr
Baths, withoutfurthe chnrgcS. This Bath has
nearly superseded all other treatment In Europe.
Reference will be given 10 several who have
been cured by this treatment. nfter having failed
with others.
Persons Of both sexes who have impaired their
health and destroyed the vIgor Of their minds by
their own misconduct, and thus deprived them
selves Of the pleasures Of life, are notified that
on consulting DIR. PERRAUL.T, they will find
friend ana fnysieiAn VINO NJ" eufeu many III
every part OF the State who applied broken
down In health, but are now rejoicing In all that
makes life desirable and man happy. References
can be given, acquired In almost every part OF the
| State. from parties who know of cases cured by
nv prRRAITIT after In win irving s.yeral
physicians.
His Diplomas are In his Office, where all persons
can zee for Themselves TINT they nre under the
- -..,,a.,u a,o,,a.a ,-o.,;,,o,o- w,
e"roo iesui~"t! q"A'u W,
have the latest hnd saiest remedies anu Suct
mode ofcure ~ can be obtained at no other Office
of this coast. In syphilis, Gonorrhea, elect, Stric
tures, Gravel, Stone In the Bladder, Enlargement
| "A. III. Ta.,JeIea Jlcerated Throat Ronns nnT