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SlL YER IVAICHEsS!

FIRST Glass Hunting Time Pieces for accu
rery OF movement, beauty of material, and
above all, cheapness in price. these watches
must insure universal appreciation.
An imitation so faultlcss that it can hard =.
y be detected by the most experience
Judges. The material being of two metals.
the outer one first quality Sterling Silver
while the inner one is German Silver. if can
not be recognised 10y cutting or heavy cu
craving, making it, not in appearance. hut
indurability, the best resemblance of Sol,
Dl STIRLING SILVER in existence.
The sale Of these Watches in the Army -
source Of enormous profit, retailing, as
hey very readily do, at $25 and upwards
Many hundred dOllars can be made in sins
gle pay day by any one ofordinary busines.
alact
DsgAsAT Wholesale ONLY! In heavy
hunting cases beautifully engraved, white
enamel dial, and fancy cut hands. in good
unnlng order, by the half dozen, $72. Sold
only by the case of sir.
Upon receipt oftwo dollars, MS guarantee
oi good faith, we will send watches by ex-
press to any part of the loval States, collec-
ing balance Of bill on delivery. This en-
'ures y buyers against fraud, giving them
.heir watches before payment is required.
Soldiers in The 7lSLoYaI states MUST remit
'AsH IN ADVANCE, as the cypress companies
'e'enptoFW REFUSES making collections in |
'uch dangerous localities Remember, |
L"%" IN d3e'n'e from wdhia he army lines IN !
'"et states He9"araatsc tie tlfe dshrrry I,
az ''ctcheS, WAether they are sen; by mail
.t0c gprcss
GLuUUdTu y oTS.,
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CllAS j. G. KLINE e. CO.,
III Bowery, New York, Post office
box 1886.
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Centrevillo, June lst, 1865.
Administrators Notice

Letters Of Administration have been
granted in due form of Law, to the sub
scribcr Wm. Mack upon the Estate OF
Elisha Mack, Late Of Salem Md. de
ceased. Ailpersons having any claim
against said Estate, are requested to
present them duly authenticated for set
clement. Any person owing the Estate,
are requested to mako payment forth
with.
WILLIAM MACK,
administrator ofths Este of Elisha
Meek, Deccoseb.
june llth 1861
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REEVES ANlEsR GSsA
FOR TuE TIavr

TENHIs ELEGANT HAIR DRESSING AND
a. WONDERFUL Hair Restorative still
retains its precedence in fashionable cir
cles, and is superseding all Other prepa-
rations, not only in this country but also
in Europe and South America Thou.
sands of bottles are annually used i'll the
Court circles Of Paris, London, St. Pc
tersburg aud Madrid, and the sale in
Cuba is enormous. BREEVES' MA
BROSlA is composed ofan oily extract
from herbs of wonderful virtue, and is
highly scented with a variety Of cxqus.
ito perfumes. 1t eltctually prevents
the hair falling out, and causes it to grow
rapidly, thick and long 1t makes the
hair curl and gives it glossy appear
ance No toilet is complete without it,
Price IS cents per large hottie.
Sold by druggists and dealers in fancy
goods in all parts Of the civilized world.
Wholesale by all wholesale druggists in
every city, and at
REEVES AMBROSIA DEPOT,
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GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK
FOR 1865.

The following are the terms of the Ladys
Book for 1865. At present, we will receive
subscribers at the following rates. Due no
tice will be given if we are obliged to ad-
vance, which will depend upon the price of
One copy, one year So O0
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copy TO the pc, SON sending the club,
making si1 copies Ii 90
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copy 10 the one sending the club.
making nine copies 81 90
Eleven copies one year, and an ez-
ira copy to the one sending the club,
making twelve copies y 80
Additions to any Of the above clubs,
81 80 each subscriber.
Godey's Lady's Book and Arthlw's Home
Magazine will be sent, each one year, on
receips Of 81 80.
We have no club with any other Nagazine
OF Newspaper.
The money must all be sent at one time for
any Club
Canada subscribers must send "a cents
additional for each subscriber,
Address L.. q. Cooley.
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MAGIC TIME OBSERVERS.

hemg Hunting or Open Face or Lady'sor
GenIeman's Watch Comcbine, with
Patent Self Winding Improvement
most Pleasing Novelty.
4 NEOF TIE PRETTlEST, MOST CON.
\ NENlENT, AND decidedly the hest and
cheapest time piece for general and reliable
use ever offered. IT has within it and con.
neetcd with its machinery. its own winding
attachment, rendering u key entirely unnc.
cessaly. Tho cases of this Watch are com
posed oi two metals, the outerone bcin-
line IL carat gold. 1t has the improved rubp
action lever movement, and is warranted ay
accurate time piece. Price superbly Gun
grayed' per case Of half dozen, $500. Sam
pie watches III neat morocco borcs, S35.
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LOVE AND HARMONY.

Any Lady or G Gyntlcman sending Inc
their address, will receive full directions
for gaining the affections Of the oppo,
site sex, and which will enable them to
marry happily, irrespective of wealth.
or beauty. Address
Mrs MARIE LEMOTLLE,
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New York city,
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GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK
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The Ladies Favorlts For IS
Years.


No Magazine has been able to compete
with it. None attempt it.
GODEY'S RECEIPTS
for every department of household. These
alone are worth the price OF the Book.
Model Cottages (no other Magazine gives
them), with diagrams.
DRAWING LESSONS FOR THE YOUNG.
Another speciality with Cooley.
ORIGINAL MUSIC, worth So a year.
Other Magazines publish old worn-out mu.
sic but the subscribers to Cooley get it be
fore the music stores,
Gardening for Ladies. Another peculiar
ity with Cooley.
Fashions from Messrs. A. 7. Stewart &
Co., Of New York, the millionaire, me-
rchants, appear in Cooley, the only maya
zine that has them.
Also, Fashions from the celebrated
Brodie, of New York.
Ladies Bonnets. We give more of them
in year than any other magazine. In fact
the Lady's Book enables every lady to be
her own bonnet maker.
Marion EYailand,
.AutLrcss Of "-iloac," ".Tiddcn Pah,"
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other magazine, We have also retained all
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TO CONSU MPTIVES,

,Consumptive sufferers will receive il
valuable prescription for the cure of
consumption, Asthma, bronchitis, and
all throat aud Lung affections, free of
charge, by sending their address to
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg,
Kings Co.,
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AYERS
NATHARTIC PILLS

pUs sess so many advantages over the other
purgatives in the market, and their superior
Virtues are so universally known, thatwe need
IL, do more than to assure the public their
qI-!ity is maintained equal TO the best it ever
iAs been, and that they may be depended on
10 do all that they have ever done.
Prepared by j. c. AVER, NJ. D., & Co.,
l.well, Mass, and sold by.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27

WHAT SOKT OF a CAMPAIoN.-Th Re-
Publican sEgans have arrived at the sage
cohcIusisR that the Democratic party is
not quite dead thatit possesses danger
Gus vitaIityi that ln1ge SANDER Of per.
sons, IN the face of Odium ed oppression,
cling to its golden principles; and they
ask, with something Of dread in their
tOneL what sort Of a campaign the Dem.
Ocrats propose to make this year. We
can answer for one. We propose to
impress upon the minds Of our friends
the Importance Of undated constancy,
zeal and industry. This duty is impera-
tive, the couNtry demands il, hoTEY.= ~
chances Of success may be regarded. II
we succeed, we expect great public ad
vantages to flow from success il We fail,
we shall still have a compact and uncon.
quered party, to hold in check the dissO
lutte cliques which govern this State, and
which arc tottering to their fall from their
own worthlessnesS. We must be prepar
ed to receive the responsibility OF the
government whenever the people get tired
Of mismanagcmcnt The Democracy Of
California act from q nobler sentiment
than love of power and spoils. II, by
an abatement Of their faith, they could
succeed tomorrow, they would regard the
sacrifice too dear for all the honorS and
profits belonging to our State government
They prefer to wait for that certain future
when the people will yearn for peace on a
permanent basis and light taxes, and be
glad TO accept the policy which will Sc
cure them, They cannot forget that
their principles made our country free,
happy and great, and that departure
from them has entailcd upon the ration
fearful misery. Nor can they forget that
their opponents, but few years ago. were
in hopeless minority. and that nv main
tanning their organization they ultimately
triumphed. The Democracy will do the
same.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27

WILL he DO Ir?-It is stated that
Beecher, Greeley, Sumner and other lead.
ing Republicans are calling earnestly up.
on the President to issue proclamation
of amnesty to the Southern people. 1t is
evident that he can now close the war
without further bloodshed. but II is init.
mated he will not follow such wise, hu-
name aud patriotic counsel. His procla.
nation is looked for with no little anxiety.
10 restore the friendly relations which
once existed between the North and the
South. conciliatory policy is necessary,
but President may be prevailed upon, by
by the shriekers for blood, to adopt very
different policy. If he does It will be a
Union Of force not OF Iowa
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27
Nor YEr EFVEcTEn-We learn from reliable
.nannAa hat AAnEta hahn nd. A..

Nor YET ETEEcTEn.-We learn from reliable
sources that efforts are being made to reconcile
ne two wings OF the dominant party. but thus
far nothing has been effected. Neither faction
is disposed to yield. The Long Hairs, elated
with victory and confident Of their strength,
ere little arrogant in their demands, and are
unwilling to divide the spOils fairly with their
Short Haie brethren. The Short Hairs. who
"faFsish the brains aud money" 10 carry on
es@PeIgA, tasist upon being treated as equals
a0d II they afe not, threaten to play the deuce
with the Long Hairs. Outside Of PlacerviIle
the wings are about equally divided and even
In this city, % uncertain are white men, the
Long Hairs have not dead thing on electing
their delegates by upwards of considerable"
Parties are in . chaotic state Just now; aspi-
rants ere afraid to commit themselves; they
n waiting for somethir NO tar, VI and iS
[fesideht Johnson should affectiorI.kely EN-.
brace Senator ConDess, Long Hairs would
wilt 10 their boots" and aspifants for county
aud legislative Donors would worship the
rising sun.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27

THE ELECTIVE FRANcHIsE.-It is pretty evi.
dent, judging from the tone Of the Republican
press that an effort will be made by our next
Legislature TO grant negroes the right to vote.
IL will be an issue in the next election Noun
tain Democrat.
There will be no issue Of the kind, though
the COpperheads would like to force it with
the view of dividing the Union party-Marys.
vile Appeal.
The San Jose Mercury, Solano Herald
and Nevada Gazette, all influential organs
Of the Union party" insist on making
It an issue. They started it, are in favor
eft, and it divides the Union party
they must be held responsible for the
split, not CoPperheads. The Appeal is
either ignorant Of the sentiments Of its
own party, or afraid to show it's hand on
tie issua Which 10 it,
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27

DEDIcAr1oH.-O last Sunday afternoon the
African NJ. +. Church, ON Sacramento street in
this city, was dedicated. A large concourse Of
people attended to witness the solemn cere
mony. The dedicatory services were mstruc
tive and impressive, and conducted with mark
cd s0lemnity. The exercises were conducted
~ the Rev. Mr.. Jennifer, the Rev: Mr.. Mad
dux, Of the II. E. church, aud the Rev. Mr.
Wallace, Of the Presbyterian church, of this
city, assisting. Elder Ward, of San Francisco
who promised to Oficiate at the dedication, was
detained at home by sickness, and his absence
disappointed many who came from distance
TO hear him. The church (the old Presbyterian
- capable Of holding four hundred personsa nd
h neatly fitted up. 1t was presented to thu
congregation by Charles Il. McLane, Esq.
whose generosity is gratefully acknowledged
by the Building Committee in tn.days DEMO
GRAFT. The prospects of the church, we ART
pleased to learn, are in every way fattering.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27
Nru advertisements TosDau.
O'DONNELL'S THEATER.
Thursday Evening, juno IsI.
ONE GRAND CONCERT

CIGNOR MCZIO has N. honor TO an
- nounce to the lubl'c Of this city that the rid.
renowned AMERICAN PIANIST AND COMPOSER
l.. NJ. GOTTSC1IALk.
viii give GRAND CONCERT at o'DonreIl's The
atre. on Thursday cye.;ng next. L. ". G"tt<,halA
has created such an Enormous tnthiI,istl in thou.
sands Of Concerts given in New York. San Francis.
60, and in al. the pT:n"ipal cities nf the New aud
Old Worlds. that the extra" nary hnmA r.ndrr.
ell 70 his taller; by k,rgs. Queens. az the Sovereign
y OF Europe and Il universal Press 81 the W"rII,
as 10 mdhr lil the FIRST ai G,ealest Of llvILR
Pianis's and Composers ~ tli> age
SiGNuR MI Ltb las also H.. honor IN announce
that e las secured. AT 'lnrea. expense. for the
con -'ts, The services vi the EAItn,nI CALuutiCe
rElMA DONNA,
MISS LUCY sIMoNs,
From the Academy or Music, New York. Ros'or,
Philadelphia, and NJ IgujTC's Academy 81 MUSE san
Francisco, whose cx'raOrd nary and b,ri-ik- wal.
hugS have Justly uii aimed FOE ler th,. r.ru' at -
heing the MOST DELIGHTFUL PRIMA DONNA
IN AMERICA. Her career in the United states, As
III SIp Francisco, has Itrn one continued triu' ia
81 nrkuowi' ,.l bath hv the Pnlic ard the press.
Tie whole W"i lie under The ma uareIneAt aud he
L. 4s.,d! direction -
SIgnor NuLIO,
From tie I'a' N Opera, Pa'is u Najr,'y'> Tea.
ter i.n'i' y, aai III" prime pal Treaties i'tIay and
Amrrta: Who an''ts hu"it'hs oi n. rnp Is - th'
Art o. Sins'nc, can .tnlmcrre FCCoLoMINI,
ADEilNA ard CNRLOTTA PATTI MISS kEL.
LoGG and MISS Lucy SlMONS
SkE TIE GRAND PROGRAMME.
PRICES OF ADMISSION Dress Circle and Or
CT rs'Ta tnelung reserved >eatsl PaIquettr 8
bnnts open al ~ -, lock commences At>.
~ Seats may be secured at the box Office, from
IL o'clock A NJ on Monday.
The Grand Pianos used by l.. NJ GoTTsCIIALK
are from the celebrated manu act"rv Of CHECKER
ING 4 SONS. Bosion, imported and furnished ty
Mes'ls. BADGER nIvH>Du,g. vi Sal Frahc,se"
lNtaD ft,V %. .z.. 10
GEO. II. GOES, Agent.
Placerville, May 9th, leG5.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27

ton Of Confidence Engine Co., No. /. held on
Monday evening last, the following gentlemen
were chosen as officers for the ensuing wear
John Christian, Foreman T. s. Fowler First
Assistant; George Myers, Second Assistant
Fred. Hunger, Treasurer; VIM. A. January
Financial Secretary; and James b. Hume, Re-
eording Secretary. The distribution of dia-
mOnd watches aud gold-headed canes, alluded
to in our last, was postponed till the next
monthly meeting. After the election, the
Company, with some invited guests, among
whom was the Chief Engineer (who. By the
way, can punish more lager than any kuss OF
bis sise this side Of Germany, partook of a
samptuous collation. ut the Court House Ex-
change. where wit and beer flowed freely until
Q late hour
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27

! BEECHER on STATE RIGHTs.-The fol
lowing is an extract from Beecher's Fort
Sumter speech. 1t does not accord very
we'll with the theories of the Administra-
ton party Of California. 1t is Copper.
head doctrine Of the intenscst character
What then shall hinder the rebuilding
Of this republic? The evil spirit is cast
out; why should not this nation cease to
wander among tombs cutting itsef?-
! Why should it not come clothed and in its
right mind to sit at the feet of Jesus. Is
it feared that the government will Cypress
the conquered States? What possible
motive has the government to narrow the
base Of that pyramid on which its own
permanence standsy Is it feared that the
rights of the States will be withheld The
South is not more jealous of State rights
than the North State rights, from the
earliest colonial days. have been the prcu.
liar pride and jealousy of New En- gland
In every stage of national formation, it
was peculiarly Northern, and not South
ern, statesmen who guarded State rights,
especially as we were forming the COnsti-
Oht OuSS uHltCuI tlO ipyhl
gave up forever that which had been del.
egated TO the National Government, and
now, in the hour Of victory, the loyal
States do not mean to trench upon South
ern States rights. They will not do it,
nor suffer it to be done. There is not to
be one rule for high ATTITUDES and another
for low. We take nothing from the South
ern States that has not already been taken
from the Northern. mistaken; the right
to hold slaves was never "taken" from the
Northern States. The South shall have
just those rights that every Eastern, every
Middle. every Western States has-no
more, no less. We are not seeking our
own agrnndizemcnt by impoVeriShing the
South. Its prosperity, is an indispensa.
bio element Of our own. We have shown
by all that VIC have suffered in war how
great is our estimate Of the Importance Of
the Southern States Of this Union, and
VIC will measure that estimate now in
peace by still greater excrtions, for their
rebuilding.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27
SFeetaI ano General Nutirrx

~ RAysieiaA As Oftsn Ala-.1
vase Saeee's ia histrsatment, when the;a,,...,N
mess m the recovery Of the sck Ia 70 h.
the eaninisteTing impure medicines. 80 y
sPcy,n paying particular attentIcn =, WAl,s
eoI1soe3dlng hy.icisns' prescriptions SOS . he
wS.pe neSe %sO s. Of ondOoHte rury So
Of the genAine Patent hedicines. ss"' Nr noSi
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27

The Agent 81 LIE Doysn's aarr,-.
rilla will send to every Physician and sv,...-
in our State. the recipe for his eelsbra,.A ~.
Medicine 60 that the profession may b. ,,,,.s.S
oil it' senninene''. We believe 1t will tai, 49,
as the first medicine for all derasr.mes,. :, -.
blood requiring an Alternative vegetable eo-..,.I
See Advertisement. 49,.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27

FEsT1vAL.-The Festival given by the ladies
Of the Episcopal church OF this city for the
benefit Of the church, on the evenings of Tues.
day, Wednesday aud Thursday Of this week,
was largely attended and highly satisfactory to
the ladies' and their patrons. Music, vocal and
instrumental, Of a superior order, fruits of the
season. ices aud q prize cake, and chance to
"trip the light fantastic toe" after age and Sc
we're piety had retired, were the entertainments
Of the evenings. Everything in the refresh.
ment line was delicious, the music superb, the
company gay and agreeable, and the Festival
complete success. The total proceeds will
amount to about 1920
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27

nR: c. w. MOORE.-By r.f.,.s
aavsraIslng eSla@es Il viii - SSSa Tim 49, % car
GsSsr.I S the .1S1 Of f%s ,s ,.
leaHs, has established Medical In,ti,n,tE o..
Francisco Persons suffering with disess. .s saa
kind or description. ~ plaeing theSSslv.. % any
tue care Of Dr. Moore, can rely NI1 TD.: JItsS
cDSlS 53Ey7se. tC0ntEs-
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27

VoTE OF THANKs.5Ata public meeting call
ed together by the Building Committee Of the
A. u. E. Church, the following preamble and
resolution were adopted.
Whereas, We the recipients Of Charles E.
McLane's muniicent donation, having no 9th.
o. way to express our lasting obligation. do
Resolve, That our most hearty thanks are
due and are hereby rendered to Mr.. Charles E.
UcLane for the presentation of the building
wherein to worship Almighty God; that we
will ever hold the generous giver In our CRATE.
ful remembrance, and invoke the blessings of
Almighty God on him and his posterity.-
Signed D. q. Buoker, President ; j. johnson,
Treasurer James n. Oliver, Secretary; Jas b.
jenkins. Placerville May 22d, 1865.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27

GRAXD CoxcEEr.-The celebrated pianist, L.
N. GOttschalk, assisted by Miss Lucy Simons,
an eminent singer, viii give concert in
ODOnnell's Theatre in this city on Tbursdav
evening Dext. Eminent professors of music
have pronounced Gottschalk the most skillfuI
pianist living, aud the immense success that
have attended his concerts confirms their opin.
ion. The press Of the principal cities of the
East speak in the highest terms Of his perform
ance. IT will be fine opportunity for our
citizens to enjoy rare musical treat. His en-.
gagements are such that he can give but one
concert in this CITY.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27
GburrbesssG CHARITABLE @rotrx

Protestant EptseonaI cA-
PLACERVILLE. Divine Service A. H. c.. - -
every sunday morning a. 10y ocIoek;eupds -,
al same place at ~ O'Clock, H. COLONY
on the nr't and third Sunday evening" Of The on.N
and fourth Sunday evenings of The rron,h seeohd
o'clock. DIAMOND SPRINGs-Service on ~ .e w
ond ami fourth Sundays OF each month A.
?. C. C PFIRcH a. c'ock
Residence, Cary House, Piseervigs. ~
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27

LARGE REwARD.-On the night Of the
2lSt instant. near Silver City, Nevada, the Pho.
neer stage was stopped by three rufiians, and
the treasure box robbed of six thousand five
hundred dollars in gold coin, belonging to
Wells, Fargo Co., and four thousand dol.
lars in greenbacks belonging to Cahill l. Eyre.
Wells, Fargo 4 Go. offer u reward of 81 800 for
for the arrest Of the robbers, or n proportiona,e
sum for the arrest Of either Of them and CahilI
Eyre also offer a reward of $500 for the re-
eoyery Of their greenbacks.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA County Of Fl Dorado
- In the County Court 10 and for >a,d County.
Sanford Hanson rs Hss Credn -.
Pursuant TO an order OF the Honorable Ogden
Sqnircs. JudR- OF The County Court 81 said County
notice Is hereby gwen to all the Creditors OF .ad
lus'iveht Sanford Hanson. TO be and appear before
~" Honorable Ogi,n Siuirts Aforesaid, in open
Court. NJ the Court Room Oi said Comfy. in the
ti! u f'a,rfN.Ge, IN The County "f 81 Dorado and
: :" ~ cal c~ii:A "n he 29ih d..y of june lSuj
M l." Ori"cG A ~ that dav. ttet aud there 10
th"| cause, q Ans they cAn, shy the prayer Of SAID
lu'"IVeht Should not be granted aud an as.gnmt al
OF hs estate he u'a'i- and he he discharged from
his debts aud Liabilities, ia pursuance Of th, statutes
ia such cas,s mAir AMI provided and the a,e4 u
time M proceedings az liusl said Insolvrut shall b.:
STAYED.
49, Witness my Ia nd and seal % said Court,
SEAL this 23;h day Of May, 4 b. 1855
49, @. }. CARPENTER.
County Clerk.
inrlburt Shearer, Au'ys FOR Petitioner
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27

Sr DIR. J: Nj. MoREENO, No, SO K,,,...
street. corner Of Co@@ereial i' the only PAy,,.,.
In San FTAneiseO who guArantsss BY a 20, 70
agreement to eject permanent, cure Of syvAIE,,.
Diseases He has had sixteen ytErs' pr..,,.. =
San Francisco Consultations free charge, ~.
crate. 49,