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PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.
Quick Cures and Moderate Charges.
DIR. w. *. DOHERTY'S

DIR. w. x. DOHERTX'S
Prirqte Medical and Surgical Institute
Sacramento street, below Montgomery, opposite
the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S office. Private
entrance on Leidesdorf street, San Francisco.
Established expressly TO afford the afflicted sound
and scientific Medical did, IN the treatment and
cure of all PrivGte and Chronic Diseases
cases Of secrecy and all sexual diseases.
To the afflicted Dr. W. K DoHERrY returns his sincere
thanks to his numerous patients for their patronage and
would take this opportunity to remind them that he
tnues consult at his Institute for the of chronic
diseases of the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive and
Genito Urinary Organs, and all private diseases WIS
phils in all its forms and stages Seminal weakness and
all the horrid consequences of selfabuse, Gonorrho
elect Structures Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissions Sexu
al Dabity Diseases of the Back and Lons inflammation
of the bladder and kidney etc. etc. and he hopes that
his long experience and successful practice of many
will continue to insure him share of public patronage
By the practice of many years in Europe and the Uuted
States he is enabled to apply the most efficient and
eeSsfu remedies against Diseases of all kinds. He
no mercury charges moderate treats his patients in
correct and honorable way has references of unquestona
bic veracty from of known responsibility and high
standing in society All parties consulting him by letter
anGotherwise will receive the best and gentlest treat
ment and implicit secrecy.
Dr. DOherty will take pleasure in showing to patients
who will call on him the sworn dispositions of many who
have been cured by him. who have previously tried many
physicians but without success.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Patients residing in any part of the State however dis
tan who may desire theopnon and advice of DR. Doherty
their respective cases. and who think proper submit
written statement of such in preference to holding
personal interview respectfully assured that their
communications will be held most sacred Dr. Doherty
takes this opportunity of observing that all letters
only opened and replied to by himself and the latter as
promptly as possible
If the be fully and candidy described personal
will be superseded, as instructions for
diet regimen, and the general treatment of the cases
itself Including the remedies will be forwarded without
delay and in such to convey no idea of the
purport of the letter or parcel SO transmitted.
H7TCnsultaton gratis. Permanent cure guaranteed
or no pay. Address w. X. D0HERTY, NJ D.
n24m3 San Francisco California
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Purchasing and Commission Agency

HAVING had extensive experience both in Wholesale
4 and Retail trade to country merchants desiring
resident Agent occasional purchaser offer
superior inducements. Particular attention given to
the purchase and sale of Legal Tender Notes.
Drafts Stamps &C. or other transactions requiring the
services of experienced and reliable agents. 1pur-
chases will be made for cash only except in Of
special agreement. OSBORN & SESSIONS,
$40 Merchant street. San Francisco.
S. A. Wood, Boot and Shoe Ct. w. Bell Assayer, San
Dealer, San Francisco. Francisco.
L. b Benchley Co. Hard Clark Gerkns Wool deal
ware dealer, San Francisco ers, San Francisco.
B. 7. Davis Idaho City, 1T. n25m6
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1ClliOOIy VI. AupHO, OOuIGy VI DOlSe-S9.
In the District Court, for the Territory of Idaho
I'd Judicial District.
Ada Journey vs.. George Journey.
To GEORGE JOURNEY:
TN the name of the people of the Omitted States.
4 in the Territory of Idaho, you are hereby mott
fled that there is now ON file in the office of the
Clerk Of the District Court of the Second judicial
district of said Territory in Idaho City county Of
Boise, the complaint of Ada Journey, praying for
dissolution Of the bonds Of matrimony existi,,9
between you and said plaintiff, on the grounds IF
wilful desertion and failure to furnish or provide
the common necessaries of life, and that unless
you appear and answer to said complaint within
forty days after the 9th day! of May, A. D. 1865.
(exclusive of said last mentioned day. judgment
will be taken against you by default, and said
plaintiff will apply to said court for the relief de-
manded in her said complaint.
In testimony whereof |, John G. Henley. Clerk
t-~o, of SAID District Court, have 6erennto
SEAL set my hand and affixed the seal Of
49, said Court, at Idaho City, this 29th day
of March, A. D. 1865. JOHN 6. HENLEY.
March 3d. IS65n23w5 Clerk of D. q
GEO. AINsLIR, Atty for pl'ff
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NOTICED

nj Office is hereby given all whom it may concern
IN that the undersigned will apply TO the Hon. Board
Of County Commissioners Of Boise County, Idaho Terri
tory at their session. be held thirty days or more
after the publication of this notice. for license
struct and keep toll road from Centerve in said coun-
ty to Boise city, in Ada county, in the direct and
practicable route, &c GEO. AINSLIEs
Centeryille April II, n25td* j. II. JOHNSON.
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A coACHMAN, extolling the sagacity of one
of his horses, observed that tif anybody
was to go for to use him i'll, he would bear
malice like Christian"
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NOTICE.

NOAICHIs
NOTICE is hereby given, that application will
IN be made by the undersigned, at the next
regular session of the Board of County Commits
si0ners. for o charter for a Toll road from the
town Of Placerville, on the old Lewiston trail, to
the Middle Fork of the Payette, on the nearest
aud most practicable route. GARRET ANDERSON.
April 3D., 1865. 24w4
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Idaho City, April 9Th, 1865.

RJ-The I" Idaho Saloon " will hereafter be con.
Quoted under the name of Cunningham & Law
rCnce who will settle all bills owed by the late
firm, and receive all moneys due the same. All
persons knowing themselves indebted to the late
firm are hereby requested to " walk up to the Cap
tain's office and settle" T. Fl. CUNNINGHAM,
24tf G.. A. LAWRENCE.
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WANTED.

A SMALL GIRL, nine or ten years of age. in Priva
IA Family, furnishing good home education, &C. II
particulars empire at the Office of
n25w3 COUNTY RECORDER.
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Delinouent Tax Sales.
NOTICE is hereby given that 1 have postponed all
IN sales in delinquent tax until
Saturday, the 18Th dayof Man neat,

Saturday, the 18th dGyof May neat,
and that will on the day last mentioned between the
hours of o'clock, and o'clock of said day, pro-
coed to sell at the Court House door, in idaho city, each
piece parcel of property heretofore advertised for
delinquent taxes for the year 1864 to the highest bidder
for cash. Sale positiye-no further postponement
A. O. BOWEN, xCol. Boise county.
Idaho city, April 14n25w3
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FEELINa IN NEW YORK..

Nav YORK, April I5.-Several impromptu
street meetings were held to-day, and ad :
dresses made by prominent gentlemen, the
unanimous expression being to hold the rebel
leaders to d just account for their CRIMES
Two men who expressed respect for JEFF
Davis, were driven out of newspaper COIN
ting-room and hunted by the crowd, they
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Notice of Dissolution.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the partnership
IN heretofore existing between Cunningham "
Connolly in the wholesale and retail liquor busl-
ness, is this day dissolved by mutual CONSENT p.
F. Connolly having sold his entire interest to e.
A. Lawrence. T. H. CUNNINGHAM,
d. F. CONNOLLY.
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Summons.

Territory of Idaho, County of Boise-ss.
In the District Court for the Territory of Idahe
I'd Judicial District.
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SORROW THROUGHOUT THE NORTH.
New York, April I5.-Places of business
are closed, the streets assuming sombre hue
and all hotels, public Offices, stores and
banks are draped in mourning. Suitable
resolutions were adopted at the Corn Ex-
change Gold Room by the Board of Brokers,
which then Immediately adjourned.
An immense meeting was held in Wall ST.,
this evening, which was addressed by Gen.
Butler and Daniel S. Dickinson and others,
and appropriate resolutions were adopted.
A committee of eminent merchants and
citizens were appointed to go to Washington
to attend the funeral.
The Governor has issued proclamation
revoking the proposed thanksgiving on the
goth, for recent victories, and changing it to
day of humiliatian and prayer
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First Love.


By CHARLES p. RUSSELL.
O many maid have cherished,
And many my love have returned
Their vows OF affection are persisted,
And quenched are the fires that burned.
And. still, there's slumbering ember
That needs but breath to ignite;
Still, still, does my bosom remember
Its earliest source Of delight:
And drop of regret
viii e'en now the eye wet,
For who can forget
. His first love?
Vain, vain, is Times ceasclcss' endeavor
The mark from my heart to erase;
It may break, but one remnant will ever
Preserve that indclGble trace.
Ono link from the bond that vas broken
May suffice to recover the chain;
cannot reinquish' the token
Tho tbs mcmento of pain,
Tho the drop of regret
Shall oft my eye wet,
Ah! who can forget
His first love!
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night he danced the gayest mt the
ball; his handsome face, gay exterior
and insinuating address had won the
heart of the youthful heircss of the
house, and they plighted their troth )"
"Good heavens!' I gasped for
breath-the room swan reund-all
grew dark-dark as the grave. Oh,
love, how you fioated away from my
grasp. [ threw out my hands eagerly
the whole world seemed laughing ut
my futile efforts to hold OF. to the vain
dream of life. One more desrairing
Cry, and it foated from under nv
hand gone; gone forever.
"Yes," Mr. Raymond continued,
che forgot the sworn love C his boy
hood-he knew he was loved r. the
thoughtNikgirl now grown Into q
noble, cd sgHest woman-he l.nc~ how
she turned from the spoken lc~e, SO
freely rendered, yealning for the love
unspollen, which she dreamed wss
still bcrs. He never entirely fcrscox
her. he fingered about her, her finely
cultivated mind could appreciate his;
her wit amused him, her rare cEa1ac-
ter inter. sted him. But-and the
world calls him strictly honcrabIe-ne
has given his love to another, and
that selfishness which has thrown such
deep shadows upon the Heart of Aga
tina Murray, will never cloud the hsp-
piness of Rosalie Vane. Alike selfish,
alike unfeeing, proper mates most
proper married.
Charles Howard arose abruptly, and
said sneelingly, "Thanhs you, sir, for
your good opinion, and for telling my
story SO pathetically. Adicu, Mr.. Ray
mond; adicu, Agatha" and with a
mocking smile he departed.
I buried my face i'm my hands.
ooh, that had died upon the rock
that wild aud stormy night. Oh,
that his boat had sunk beneath the
waves. / would rather, far rather,
weep him dead, than mourn him false,
Mr.. Raymond" and I raised my head
and looked at him, ego; you have de-
stroycd the dream of my life.
He grew pale, his lips quivered with
emotion, and he said, "once more,
Agatha before go, tender you 3
love that seeks but your happiness,
and asks no return save 4 quiet aiiec-
ton. May I hope for that??''
l answered sternly, "Ncver! never!"
Thus threw into the deep sea
precious jewel. that the waves never
again restored What was left my
lonely life2 sorrow, solitude and re-
gret. And did not Mr.. Raymond say
truly, chow many wretched hearts lie
:,1ons the shores OF time"
Tonight the "storln- king" is
abroad; it is the very time to listen to
Aunt Agatha S story I have Just had
it from her lips. as she sat at the win
dow, and looked out on the stormy
waves, as [ now give it to the world
to the world of women, who, like Aunt
Agatha, too often resign the substance
to grasp at the shadow.
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GROCERIES,

RIO COFFEE, JAVA do.
Green Dca, Brown Sugar.
White Sugar, White Crushed do.
Rnta Baga Turnip Seed.
Wheat Flour, Mo1asscs.
Soap. Starch, Segars.
Smoking Tobacso, Chewing do.
Mackercl, Herring, Sardines.
Bottled Lager, Blacking, Candles.
August
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AND FOR SALE BY
e.. e. ELkRKMs'
AT ElS RESIDENCE,

Corner Bland;ng and Bull Streets
SWISS MUSLIN,
w BEILLIANTS,
WE1XE STRIPED CAMBRIC,
=" CHECKED CAM3RIc.
." Plain Cambria,
&c 3. E. Diaper,
2ucx. Diaper Towels,
&c Slenched ahirting,
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{" cIuii lIuslin,
{" Neiaaock Musiin,
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Linen and Paper Collars,
&c Cambria Edgine,
" Euck. Tove1ling,
&C Enamel Shirt Bosoms,
PEGGY Gsenadiae Dress Goods,
q" Canbric
4" Calico {" "
%, Alpaca r :. ="
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&c &c Drill,
Blue Dcn;ns, Gents Buck G@untietts,
White Flannel,
Servants Handkerchiefs,
Dress Braida, Brown Windsor Soap. :.
Children's Dolls, Black Alpaca,
Palmetto Fans,
Hair Pins, Diaper do,
Dress Pins, Needles, Ladiec' Gloves,
Tuck, Dressing and Fine Combs,
= Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes,
Pearl, Agate and Lasting Buttons,
Coat and Vest Buttons.
Hoop Skirts, Chi,drcn's White Hose,
Children's Round Combs,
Embroid, Lace Handkerchicfs,
II. g. and Plain Handkerchiefs,
White and Brown Half Hose,
Ladies' White Hose, Pocket Knives,
White and Black Spool Cotton,
Black Silk Bolt Ribbons,
Broadcloths,
Cambria Spensers, Cents Gloves,
Bonnet Wire,
Blue, Green and Brown Veil Bcrage,
Fancy Cravats,
Spotted Linen for pants.
Embroidery Cotton, Darning do.
Silk Elastic. Linen Tape, Cotton do.
Leather Belts, Black Silk do.
Colored Silk Belts,
Linen Collars.
Linen Sets, Suspcnders.
Hooks and Eyes, Hair Nets.
Corsets, Trunks, Whalebone.
Ruffling, Sewing Silk, Shoe Laccts.
Corset Lacets, Ball Cord.
Wells, Scissors.
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WEEKLY CLEANER,
4 HONE COMPANION.

AS it's name indicates, is Intended as
FAMILY JOURNAL, and is published every
Wednesday. 1t will contain Eight Pages,
of Forty Columns. The cream OF the News;
Miscellany, Tales, ETC., OF the Daily and
Tri-weckly will be found in it's columns.
TERMS-INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
Daily, one year. ...-....'. sly w
g three months. s............. 3 0Q
Tri-Wcekly, one year. ,;....... : %
three months. ...... 2 90
Weekly, one year. 90
" three months s.............. l Is
Advertisements inserted in the Daily or
Tri-Weekly at 81 a square for the first in
sertion, and Is cents for each subsequent
insertion. Weekly advertisements 81
square every insertion.
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ISSUED every morEin" except Sunda:. il
L filled with the LATEST NEWS, Thy tele-
graph, mails, etc. } EDITORIAL, CORRES-
PONDENCE, MISCELLANY. POETRY,
STORIES. etc. This ia the only daily paper
in the State outside of the city OF Charleston.
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The Tri-Weekly Phoenix,
For country circulation, is published every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and haa
all the reading matter Of interest contained
in the daily issues of the week.
, 1865-06-23
Ledigt e x22be& G.

Ifolge MedIeIcIse fra Observation-Disclosures
er ct Embedc som FuIdmegtig under
Gouyemementet for de dansl-vestindisNe
Der med en- Gage af 1000 '. D. opsIaaet
vacant den 23de f. NJ. med en- First at 3
Naaneder for Aus6gniugernes IndgiycIse.
De nprmere BetingeIser for AnsctteIsen
vile kunnc crtares / OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
t~ariatet paa ST. Croix % Prpsidentskabs-
Secretariate5 paa St. Thomas.
Ans0gningerne stiles I'll kon@en og bIlye,
forsaayidt Ans5gerne ophoIdo sir paa de
ansk-yestjrdishe Der, at iuscnde til Gou-
vernementct clier Pr@.idouts.ab et for st.
Thomas og st. Jan linden den lSde JUL
f6rstkommcndo.
Gouvornemeutets Isto Secrctarjay, ST.
Croix den code Juui 1868.
ROSENSTAND,
, 1865-06-23
AUCTION.

EIFTER Begjering af Christiansteds
IVA Skitteret som behandIende Kj0bmand
NJ. DaouiIards Fallitbo, vii vorde bort
soIgt ycd3de Auctioneri OvereensstemmeI-
Sc med PIacaten 22de April 1917,
e. ]I=3s rzas og Lod Land
No. 50 j. Compagnie Gade, tllh6rende
bymeldte Boo.
Auctionerne at afholdes
lste Auction Nandagen den lode JUL d. A.
2len Auction Mandagen den 24de JUL d. A,
beeoe raa Auctions Contoiret, og
3dlc Auction Mandagen den 7de August
4. A.. paa Aastedet, allie ON bIiddagen
KIokkcn II sIct.
We'd 3dio Auction KIokken 1 slet, vii
vordc bortsoIgt Fallcntens
NEUBLER OG EFFECTER.
ChtiStianstcds Auctions Contoir, den
15dc Juni 1865.
q. a. Stakcnasam,
, 1865-06-23

To the Editor of the "Ayis."

To the Editor of the "Ayis."
Dear Sir!
l expected to have seen SOM of the
proceedings Of the Colonial Coapcil pub
lished in your last paper F.; bat vas much
dlsappointed-nothing of the sort appear
ed-not even the the announcement of the
Crown Members.
hope the public will soon be favored
with an Extract Of the Proceedings; but
not SO meagre as the last.
Your obt. servt.
SPECTATOR.
Basin, June 23rd 1865,
, 1865-06-23

gIlHE undersigned having returned to
a this Island and opened a store in the
House lately occupied by Mr. A. Wolff
IN Kings Street-begs to give this notice
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-21


Some four monthssgo, Uapt. McCusick,
A @ NJ, at Fort Wsdsworth, Dakota Ter
ritory, went out with scouting party to
hunt Indians, but, falling to discover any,
turned his attention to herd Of buffaloes
he found on the prairie. He made dash
at the herd, and overlook an old bull,
weighing about 1000 pounds. Just as he
was about to fire on the animal, his horse
stumbled and threw him almost under the
heels of the buffalo. He caught the buffa-
10 by the forehoof, as he passed over him,
and raising up, drew his knife, and jumped
on the bulls neck. For twenty minutes
the Captain and his strange partner waltz
ed over the prairie, until the animal show
ing signs of fatigue, the Captain managed
TO throw him on his side. The bull strug-
gled violently, until, the Captain sent his
knife into the animals jugulsr, causing
hum 70 give -up the ghost The fame Of
this exploit reaching the ears of the In
dians, Red Feather, Dakota chief, march,
ed his tribe TO Fort WsdsWorth and sur
rendered to Captain McCusick, believing
that any man who could whip buffalo
tull in fair fist fight was not to be con-
tended against.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-21

During the frat days fight near Kins-
ton, Lieutenant Colonel Scott, of the 18th
Wisconsin. suddenly and Unexpectedly,
ran upon FIVE rebels. Assuming bold
front, he ordered them to surrender. One
Of them replied, 81 am hungry and tired /,
l will do most anything for something to
est" eyes, you will, said the Colonel,
come here" The fellow tremblingly
took aim st Colonel Scott. aYou drop
that" exclaimed the Colonel, "and come
right here" He did as he was told. snow
hand me that gun" He obeyed again.
The Colonel now having weapon to use,
took aim at the others successfully, and,
by the same cool effrontery already lndi-
Gated, brought them all TO his side and took
them in triumph. Strange to ssy he was
without his pistol having no weapon to
commence with but his sword and his
boldness.
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OF Interest to IhOae who eat Pork

OF Interest TO those who eat Pork.
Among the successful candidates for the
prizes of the Academy of Sciences we men
toned DR.. Zenker, of Dresden, for his i'm
portsnt researches on the T7ichi'1a Spiralis.
This microscopic worm, which lives coiled
up in sort Of cystus or pocket, was OBJ
served about 1885 by MIR. Richard Owen
in the fesh of certain animals. In 1850
DR.. Hebsi, of Gottingen, found by expert
ment that the trichina was transmissible
from one animal to another by ingestion,
and Drs. Virebow and Leuckart confirmed
the fact. On the 18th ofrJsnuary 1860, q
young girl was admitted into the hospital
of Dresden, on the supposition that she
was lsbOring under typhus fever, but there
was some symptoms Wsnting to confirm
this opinion. The girl died on the 9th,
and DR.. Zsnker, on dissecting her body,
found to his astonishment many thousands
of trichiD@ in free state in the muscular
tissue. Their not being encysted was a
sure sign that they were of recent impor-
tstion. In the intestines he found vast
quantity OF adult trinchina, male and fe-
male, and perceived the bodies of the latter
filed with living embryos similar to those
existing in the muscles
Thus DR.. Zenlzer, for the first time, proved
that in the same person there may exist
adult trichiD@ in the intestines and their
larvae in the muscles; so that the latter
could only have got there by piercing the
intestine, either by direct migration or by
the blood and chyle. Upon inquiry he
found that the girl had eaten pork from
pig killed on the 2lst of December, 1853,
and that both the farmer and his wife with
whom she lived had been attacked. From
all these fscts D; Zenker arrived at the con-
clusion that there exists in man disorder
resulting from the immigration of trichin@
from the intestines to the muscles, and
that this disorder becomes mortal when the
is teo considerable, in conse-
quence Of the ingestion OF large quanti-
ty of meat tainted with this parasite. No
sooner did this discovery become known,
thsn it was confirmed by further observa-
lions throughout Europe In Germany, es-
pecially in those places where raw pork is
used, hundreds Of cases were discovered,
even assuming the form of an epidemic,
where trichinsted pork had been sold
9aligEGnfs Messenger.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-21

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Dr. RR.G0ODALE'S
| CATARRH
RE M E DY.
AND MODE OF TREATMENT Is
THE ACME OF PERFECTION,

II penefrates the secret ambush of
this terrible disease and exterminates it, root and
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It removes all the Wretehed symp-
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sumption.
IL cleans the head, deOdOrises the
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It RIleViafes more agony and silent
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It Is noted for curing the most hope
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1t cures Hay, Rose and Periodic ca
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No form Of Catarrh or noises in the
cad can resist its penetrating power.
DR.. GOOdaIe's Catarrh Remedy Is a
harmless liquid, inhaled from the palm Of the hand.
DR.. X. G5OOdaIe is known throughout
the country, a. the Author OF the only True Theo-
rY Of Catarrh ever Published. Where its Origin
What It's Ravages-Mode Of Treatment-and Rapid
Cure in all its forms.
DIR. GOOdale's Pamphlet on CataErh
should be read by every It can be obtained ct
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~ Old BYEs MADE NEW.-

Hgs Sold By all the principal Druggists.
e. ". OIAREi DT1gEist, Agent for Cleveland.
iuig21. .Rs:Tn w. skaV