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The weekly union record., 1865-12-09
Sherif'S Sale.

nl VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECUTION
II issued out of the Honorable The District
Court OF the Fifteenth Judicial District of thu
State OF California in and for the CITY and county
OF San Francisco under the seal thereof TO me di.
rected and delivered, commanding me to make the
sum of one thousand one hundred and NINETY two
and "a 100 dollars damages, with interest thereon
at the rate OF ten per cent. per annun from the
date thereof. together with the further snm Of
eighteen and 25-l00 dollars cost of suit and all &C
c1uIng costs, wherein ANDREW GLAssEL1 is plain-
til, and J. W. VAUDEVILLE is defendant bay..
levied upon, and will expose at public sale 10 tho
highest bidder for cash at the Court House door in
said county,
ON MONDAY. THE 4th DAY OF DECEMBER
A. d. 1865, at two O'Clock p NJ of said dav. all
the night, title and interest of ]. W Mandeyille
the defendant, in said writ named in and to the
folio wing described real property heretofore At
tached IN said cause, to-wt: All the right title
and interest OF the defendant, j. W. Vaudeville in
and to that portion OF the north half of the Far.
well Ranch Grant and situated in said county
OF Butte, State of California, and adjacent to
Chico Creek, known as the half of a square league
thereof, confirmed by the decree of the Dis,Tic,
Court OF the United States for the Northern Dis
tnct OF California, to William Potter and the 9th
er heirs at law of John Potter deceased: the said
land being known as the Potter half league Of the
farwell Ranch, an interest in which stands record.
ed IN the records Of said county of Butte in the
name OF the said j. ". Vaudeville.
F. w.DAY.
Sheriff Of Butte County.
By B. F. JONES, Under Sheriff
Dated, Oroville, Nov. 18th, 1865.
The above sale is postponed by consent OF nl,in.
tiff. until THURSDAY, the 18th DAY OF DF
GENDER, ls65. at the sametime and place
F. W.DAY,
Sheriff Butte County.
By B F. JoNEs Under Sheriff.
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A CORRESPONDENT Of the American Agri-
cuIturist, writing from Onondago county, New
York, gives the following interesting account
of a farmer whom be formerly knew, who was
born without arms: Instead of appealing to
the charitable for support be commenced early
to help himself. His first property was hen,
chickens ue1t, q pet lamb, and afterwards a
shaggy colt. He took good care Of these, and
increased his stock little at time until be
became a prosperous farmer. Having 10
hands, be learned to use his toes, which were
longer than common. His legs were also very
flexible, aud by practice be was enabled to
readily perform most operations with ease.
He put on and took of bis own clothing, shaved
and fed himself, MIXED his Own cows, aud took
part in most Iabors of the farm. He was a
terror to evil doers whom be could punish with
severity. He was powerfully built, and pos
sessed of great strength in the head and Shout
ders He would butt like ram, or seize an
offending urchi0 with his teeth and shake him
with bull dog tenacity. He died at the age of
seventy, leaving large manipulating been
married three times.
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Sure Cure
+ OR THE AGUE!

NHE UNDERSIGNED Is IN POSSESsJOy
Il Oh hemedy which he will guarantee asa
CERTAIN AND SPEEDY CURE
for Fever and Ague. For Five Dollars !, will r.
sent 70 any address and in every case of failure tn
cure as represented, the money viii be returned
ms valuable preparation which is aItogetber
vegetable, IS compounded by the undersigned who
has aseertained by experience in pumerons 60.
taat one dose Is sufficient to effect complete cure
So Inc money will be promptly returned in all
cases of failure. Address III o-'
L. P. MCCARTHY
No; pc montgomery street, San Francisco
by mail, should be Registered. anu seN'
A. MCDERMOTT
druggist, Montgomery street, Oroyille.
authorized Agent
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oRovILLE, SATURDAY. DEC. 9, 1865.

MEuco-A telegraphic dispatch informs us
that there is a rumor il Washington that the
Government is negotiating with Juarez, of the
Liberal party. for the eession of the Northern
States of Mexico to the United States. II is
further stated tina. certain movements of Fed
eral troops along the Rio Grade, and the
actions of Generals Grant and Sherman,
strongly indicate that such rumor may not be
without foundation. From what we learn,
Napoleon will be obliged to withdraw his
troops, leaving Mexico TO work cut her Own
destiny.
In Mexico, two parties or governments exist
-ope the Liberal. the other the Imperial or
Church party, which are so aniagonistic that
it has been considered impossible for compro-
mise to be made between them. The first
uamod is the party of progress aud the Repub-
tic, and opposed to the priesthood. To the
second, the Church party is charged all the
evils that beset the Land, aud they sent the
traitor Mramon to Europe to invite foreign
usurper to the throne. Should this land be
freed from its foreign thraldom, The old ieud
would be rekindled, and the Republicans could
not forget that the ImperIalist faction sold
their country to usurper. aud new revolution
must be the result. Juarez, seeing this, may
be working for q cesson Of the Northern States
OF Mexico to the United States.
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GRAND NArIoNAL Masonic REUNIoN.-Ar-
engagements are being made by the Free Masous
to have a grand national reunion Of the frater.
nifty, at an early day. They will meet in gen,
eral convention, with delegates from all the
States, either in Baltimore or Richmond. 1t
is believed that this viii be the grandest affair
of the kind that has ever taken place in tie
United States, perhaps in the world Its ten
dency, Ike that Of the late Odd Fellows Con
vention, will be to cement friendly feelings
dissipaie past discordance, aud strengthen the
Union.
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JoHS PISkERToS commenced suit, Dec. 9Th,
against Woodward, of the What Cheer House,
San Francisco, for ten thousand seven hundred
and seventy two dollars, currency. aud fifteen
hundred dollars in coin, the value of deposits
belonging 10 three different parties, lost By the
rohbing Of the safe, as plaintiff alleges, through
the earelessness Of defendants servants.
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An exchange refers to man who passed
from these trying sublunary spheres into the
better world" 1t probably meant tba, the
man died.
The weekly union record., 1865-12-09

THg CNBRoEgREp MISgS,-Nevada Trans
eripi says; Eastern people who form their ideas
Of our mines from The San Francisco quota
tious, would conclude that the miaes Of the
entire coast were giving out but ia reality
quartz mining is just taking rev start, and
The prospects are more nattering now than they
have been for years. Few Of the paying quarts
mines, however. are incorporated. consequently
they are not heard Of at the Stock Beard.
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A HINT FOR CALFosSIA SWAMP LAND
OwSE@s.-Joshua Watson, OF Seipie La porte
county, Ind, raised this year HOO bushels of
cranberries on 10 acre marsh; cost of gather,
ing and marketing, slO0; net profit, s., 500.
swsmps ought tc use on this.
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\ SHOCKING Tragedy occurred il Sacra.
mento, On the evening of Dec 5th. as We learn
from the Union. In consequence Of a domes
he difficulty and a suit Cor divorce, a nan
named Lyman 5. Midget attempted to murder
his wife, aud then blew ont MS own braias
The lie Of Mrs. Midget was saved. bat she
sustained sgyere injury fron 3 nlsinl shn.-
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EStray Notice.

HhhE CANE INTO MY INCLOSURg. ON
- OF OF ABOUT the first of October last, ONE RAY
hhohsL' OF years old, unbroken branded on left
is requested to cali prove propertv nav charas.
~ aiu H"4!. A. DICK.
Hamilton Township, Butte Co., Csl.1
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Board at Reduced Rates

Farmers will he paid the highest cash price for
fresh butter and eggs. A liberal share OF the
public patronage. is respectfully solicited
LEWIS CARPANETO,
GEORGE J. BOLANDER.
Oroville, October 2lst, 1865.
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NOTICE.

IN OR ABOUT THE LAST OF NOVEMBER
~ 1865, two pocket books disappeared from the
trunk of the subscriber, at his residence in Hamil
ton township Said pocket books contained seve-
raj notes OF hand given TO the subscriber. The
public is Dotifed against the purchase of said
notes. b. KAUFMAN.
December 9th 1865.
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TINS Internal Revenue Collector in Virginia.
Nevada, is pitching into the Chinese for neg
eciing or refusing to put the requisite number
of stamps on their goods, Some three thou
sand pounds of tobacco aud cigars were seized
on the oath for violation of this law.
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Notice to TAXPAYERS 4!

yHNHE DELINQUENT TAN LIST FOR THE
q year 1855 is now in my hands for collection.
Those knowing themselves indebted for taxes will
please pay the same and save cost.
s. R0SENBAUM, District Attorney.
December 4th. 1865. n6tf
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SHANEFUL.-In San Francisco. where, in
1864, 10000 votes were polIed and a handsome
Union majority gained, only 1000 votes were
polled at the recent special election for State
Senator, and Democrat" was elected This
is the result of the disgust of the high.toned
merchants and stock brokers Of the Metropolis
of the Pacific for the peculiarly filthy pool Of
politics in that city. The Carson Appeal
remarks Of this high toned" exhibition :
Thirteen out of twenty thousand men staying
away from the polls to P0ut! They deserve a
scourge of thorns And this is matter about
which the interior press has right TO make
loud and bitter complaint. The Golden Gate
is our front door, and we have right TO de.
mand that the occupants OF the porter's lodge
should show proper respect for the sentiments
and opinions Of the people whose gold and
silver make it possible for them TO enjoy their
comfort aud prosperity Hsgars election is a
retrogression which should stigmatize San
Francisco as the South Carolina of the Pacific
HIGH L rs Al HE ~ AiiuN AL ! AEIIAls.--
In Washington City, provisions are at famine
prices. Flour is sixteen dollars barrel; an
thracite coal fifteen dollars ton butter from
sixty to seventy cents pound ham thirty-f five
cents pound beef twenty FIVE; geese, two
dollars each even a half-starved rabbit sells
for fifty cents crabs fifty cents dozen ;;
beans, ore dollar a peck; eggs. forty cents a
dozen potatoes from one dollar and seventy.
five cents to two dollars q bushe Other
necessaries are in the same proportion-and all
this extortion notwithstanding the fact that
there is on abundance OF everything needed for
the sustenauce of man. And cloths, cottons
and woolens, aud boots and shoes, and bonnets
and waterfalls, etc, are constantly increasing
in price. This, says a correspondent of the
Bulletin, may be, in part, owing to the super
abundance of paper mouey. so much in excess
of the solid material.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

1t cures the Suppressed Secretieus.
which is productive of the loss of hair.
1t cures the lnspissated Secretions.
which invariably produce violent pains in the head.
Ii cures the Distended Balb,
which forces the shaft of the hair from the Capil
larry Sack,
Destroying Hair Eaters,
Scaly Eruption of the Scalps,
Dandruf, Altered Texture,
And Dryness of the Hair.
The HAIR RESTORATIVE is purely vegetable.
and its invention is the result of many years OF
practical experiments.
The following gentlemen have used the Restora-
tive with good effect, and kindly given their names
reference:
Hon. C. II. Bryant, ex-Judge Supreme Court
Hon. Gordon W. Mott, ex,Judge District Court
Yuba county. Hon. Jessie o. Goodwin, County
Judge Yuba County. Z. E. Rice, Esq. J. c. Coop
er, Esq. John Wash, Esq, {. P. Robinson, Esq, L.
P. Bronx, Esq.
Prepared only by John C. jenkins. the Hair Re
storer at Fergnsons Old Hair Cutting Headqusr
tiers. two doors west of George c. Perkins Gro
Gerry Store, Montgomery street. Oroyile.
PRlCE-One dollar per bottle.
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Fresh Oysters,

Are kept constantly on hand, and will be served
up in the best of style. A separate apartment il
elegantly furnished for oyster parties, ladies and
gertlemen.
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First Class Restaurant!

Meals will be furnished at all hours OF the day
and night at the shortest notice.
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WHAT'S ABLE ET1QUErTE.


A jocund friend thus pOurs out bis grieI
on the subject Of modern e.iquelte:-
WASTED-A convention of common sense
American people to assemble at some city
of nice distances, which the repOrtorial
iurctionaries of the press can reach TO jOt
down the arguments pro and con on table
etiqueltt-EhAti it is, ard how it ought to
be performed in this land of free schools,
freedom, and newly discovered turnkey.
ism. This want is alarmingly wanted !
So the writer thinks, consequent upon an
after DINER affair which occurred lately.
Here lie the etOry-the whole, entire story {:
writer to dine with him, which invite was
accepted. Well, to be brief, friend and
irieUd's family, and guest without family,
sat down to discuss the main IhiDg-din-
uer-where everything was just SO.
Quaker temple of worship was never more
firm and seGate. Guest enjoyed himself
hugely; meant business; accepted atIen-
lious sgreeabIy; ate heartily, thanks to a
good apPelite-n great blessing, if not gen.
teel.
Imagine guests surprise after dinner on
bciug apprised by friend (gOod and true
frieno) that his conduct at table was terri
bic! Ugh! terrible conduct! That is a
genteel definition. Guest, in great alarm,
inquiriDgly asks friend what he meaus.
Friend (petulHntIy)-"What do mean
! mean, cir, you made hog of yourself at
the tabIep
Guest-"Ohl oh! how can you talk
that way 2"
Frieud-"Why, sir, you cat too much T;
you made hog OF yourself, and am very
tory, as ] wished our family 10 think
fAvorabIy of you"
-"Balderdasb, friend 1 assure
you only eat all my appetite called for
aud If your family gauge peoples qualities
according to the size of their appetites,
don't. Indeed, don't wish to be Eavora,
bly, considered in your family" Guest
continuing, (sportivGly)-"Oh,m my 9eal
boy, l feel so good-just as tCklish an,
playful hs q kiueu-and you are lemol
sour. oh, dear friend, give up that non
senslcal study OF table etiquette, or you
will die in want of an Hppetite."
Friend-"Nonseuee, sir"
Guest (good- naturedly) -"Why, my dea
friend, you are only jokingl Ia it possibl
that lave shocked your seEse of prophet
and table etiquette by literally disCussin
the good thiuge on the tablsI'
FIiend-'YOu have, air."
Guts'-"Well, if it lie a crime AGAIN.
table etiquette for a guest TO eat all
hCalty appetite demands, then you mul
never invite me to dinner egain, as wi
always and ever disagree with you"
Now, the whole story resolves itself int
this question: Is it or is it not proper fc
person dining ont to satisfy his appetite
il good, or gauge il according TO his host
which may be poor2 That is the Who
entire question, Mr.. Editor. Decide;
rot, cal. The convention asked for.
EAnGARoH.
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READEHs Readers may be divided into
four classes. The fret may be compared
to an hour glssP, their reading being as
the sand: 1t Iuus in aud runs out, and
leaves not ves,ige behind. second
class resembles c sponge, which imbibes
everything, and returns it in the same state
only little dirIier. A third class is like
jelly bHg, which allows everything that is
pure to pass away, and RESINS only the re.
fuse and dregs. The fourth class may be
compared to the slave 10 the diamond
mines Of Golcouda, who casting aside all
that is worthless, preserves only the pure
gems.
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Ole catalogues.


We stood together alone,
Meath the daTk'ning summer SkV;
The myEiads Of son stars ahone
The bEetBS stirred the leRVaa yb{lstI
Stood silent, calm, and still by her side
Hacked with the passions ltEoTs TO hide.
Ny love for this girl was such,
had rather than lose hsF-dltl
She could thr II my soul by her tozeh,
Or glance from hes deep DARK eve.
She said she would trust to my words, GrdI
Could not tell the sweet child . lie.
There stole acroIs m the scent
or the fragrant lilac doEer-
Eyen nos 10 mo It Is 'til blent
With the agony Of that hour.
Theirs were none to hear bat the stars and wind,
Yet could not toll her had not GIRne1.
"pou't be 50 antEy, pray"
She whispered besseehinEIy;
~ OILY want you to say
Bat two or three words to me;
That this horrible tale Il fAlte-muIt be;
Yet look in my eyes. AID tsliit me-"
But a vord-but breath-And abe
To morrow would DO my wife.
The struggle seemed BhatteEinR ne
Like stIIfe for death or life.
felt cold aud uhle; BY my locks abe knew,
Or my silence, that all she had heard Wa tTuu
''Tell me truth" she SAID;
Bot her voice SCENE colder now,
And thought Of a time long sped
Before shame was my brow.
Ny head!ens passions and deedB cuTSt,
Ard then resolved she should know the worst.
in three words contested;
u am EuiltJl" was all / said.
TheI-wns nation my breast
Re2iej that fair young head
Ny arms were sround her, and heard
Sobs come quickly between each WsTd.
"DeAress, I feATsd you might
HsVe IhraEk WI ca tempted ou-
That TO seoih down Tor 10 eht
Yen would tell ne what WEB rot trEC;
They, Uy htaIt IlCEt Lave bIEt to my aiHd an
will
Nor, I'm thire, levc, thrc Ugh EoOd a1d mr..
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m-opOn for Students day and o oTcniDg.


TUE purpose of this tnstihtion is to instruct
i young men tand women too) in the principles
which govern tho correct transaction of pecuniNTy
In and ita concomitantS
BOOR-REEPING,
stripped OF its absurd verbiage and ancient pro.
ltxity and intricRcy, and adapted to the modern
mode Of doing business, especially in the United
States 10 tho leading subject oFEttention It's LAVE
which are az exact, unGrrinG and free from excep
words, are frat made familiar TO the STUDENT whc
who ie then conducted through course Of practical
Bookkeeping, in numerous sets of books in grSo,
variety Of tormS, till he thus acquires a mastSryo
the art Which enables him to Epp!y Il Nth focIt,
to any kind Of business.
"A WRITING SCHOOL
opon day and evening, attended by 10th ladies
course, good handwriting can be obtained in
ARITHMETIC,
and It's application to all manner of
COUNTlEG-HoUsE CALCULATIONS,
receive the attention their primary Importance de-
mands. The student will be made acquainted with
several modes Of calculation not found II books
tending greatly to the nbbreviatiou Of his work.
There IL open TO the student also eourseof
BUSINESS SCIENCE
eompriEing Political Economy, Commercial Law and
uGHSes, Finance, Banking n1d Currency: also maxim
OF eminent Business Men in regard to the boG
meth2ds OF conducting business suceesHfully an
Instructions in the above subjects are intorspor
ca With rnaTinE and tnouleationE tending to tn
formation of high character as men and eitfzenR
The eourIe of Instruction IL intended to DO "A
comprehensive and thorough az that OF any OF TIE
dent II much leE1.
IL b. beES leave to refer those to whom he IA
unknown to the Officers Of the banks in Wheeling
and Bridgeport, aud especially to his TtudsntG.
TERMS, &C.
For the full course above Indicated Including the
requisite blank bookO for Bookkeeping the charge
Ii 80, payable on entering. Tho time usually re-
CURED FOR the course ia from two to three mon
but the student Is rot limited In tlEe-he NAV
remain as long, and return often, as he pleassS
iRpT
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" EIlhONV oUu0IOE tn DIft,
". S. DUNBAR, 4. u. d,
JOHN n. PuRLPHS, Prsa RoD.t

Maiu street H''s
IAaiGs wishing to consult the Dr. az thew prsso,
can call ct room Nc. 50, Grant ISUss. SD5 IT,
Lee will take piehSure In accoT "a yinS tbrr al
me once. Can be found ct Il . ant HouGs
night. suT7S.JS,,
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Tin,C0gpeE & ShegtIEQn NaLR.

HAVING increased my HneiIitieG for tho manu-.
Ii facture OF the above articles, am prepared
70 ll all orders promptly aud cheap, or cheaper
than cau be had at any ether house IN the city.
keep the latest patterns of STOVES, both Wood and
Coal, and will warrant every Stove. am prepared
to do all kinds OF Job Work in Sheet Iron and Tin
and will give such Jobs my personal attention
SpoutiuS aud Guttering ofall kinds always on hand
Copper and Brass Kettles and Fruit osngo the best
kind also very cheap. Merchants and GtherS visit
ing the city will do we'll to give me call.
je4i B. P. CALDWELL
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FOR SALE.

T oE3RR FOR BALE NY PROPERTY, situated
4 on the lima the National road, four miles east
Of the city Of Wheeling Said property consists Of
my FeEdenee, containing eleven rooms aud an attic
finished, bath rooms and all modern improvements
also fourteen acres Of ground attached which are
convenient outhouSeBs II GLIDING brick stablIng,
Ice and spring house, ehiekery and two eiIterns.
choice kIndt Pear, Peach Plum and Qnince trees all
bearing. There also choice selections Of GrapeS
RRBpberTie6 BlRckberrieF, Strawberries and other
mail fruits. The grounds are finely laid out with
eVergTeenB and other ornamental IhTubbery
win also sell my Household Furniture to any
one desiring TO purchase all together.
Persons desiring to consult me IN regard to price,
terms OF payment &C., can leave their names at
the Gas Company ONCE or visit me on the premises
te22-n JACOB HORNRRO0K.
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DR.. II. ]. KIsner

'TNESDERs his thAuku to all these Who bav. =.
Z VoFed him with tn cir confidence ard I.Ir,., -
S3a YOU'D Inform hts friends and the people ysnsr
Ai!y, mat ne will the coming year, Occupy his IA
9mce on Third street, near Reed i KraftIS nm
store, Centre Wheeling, W. Va, where ne TnSy. 80
consulted in reference 20 their dsee1a INC min
Anu character OF which the Doctor e 0hIe A. IN
uneeS and under all circumstances to dsscTSIS 81
. assure Of the probable result and duration ~
ne9tnSnt. He practices the Eclectic SyEtHrn ~
Aedietne' uEng mild btt effective remedIeS ~, "
porting instead Ct depressing the Vital PorerS ~
i9edleinet nsed BY him are prepared and ntsf mn ~
MS oWn once. Besides the treatment Of kr1tS NJ
eases, DE-. ktEneE viii give his Attc1tioS To ~
tment Of 81 vaEist5ss Of Chronic disease T-eS
Stourge OF the human race, SCrOfula IN RIijI, tSS
leEm1 viz: PuTuleut Discharges from Tho ESr so
prevalent among children, Purulept On, bSIr55;.n
C5snA Enlarged Glan5I, alterations. CSnct[S I'M
" varieties Of skin Diseases viii Teceivs biS 1917
attentiSn' Diseases Of the Throat, LpnsS And 49,
LIVER complaints, DiGrTbDa, Dy6enteFT And p.I1
Diseases q the Urinary Organs, syphfliS. SC Hsr'
Ss Sno spiH1I Adeettons Epilepsy, RReumatiSm
SEQ feFSIystS, Diseases Of Females, DveneroTeSHA
LTeuSottneAs FLoiap1us UteFi, and ali PaJnfni 49,
uIILluS and Nervous Diseases to Which tbev &c
6e ueatA EueeeSsfulIy. The tFeatSt ~
VIII receive the saIne attention a SsrS
1eI9tG. Az consultations and oonmupieatSon
sttleuy conn Dental, end viii receive bTonnt SStSE
- Nlsht cans che eEfully answered. Oa bopr