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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-11
CL)c Alor!tets.
Shephecd5t0Wn Market.

Corrected ,oeek!g by d. S. Reatch.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-11
RALTIMORE MARKET.

FLOUE.-Sa,e, of $50 bblS good
Howard street Extra al $40 50; zoe bbIs
Northwestern Super al 50 20, aad 100
do. do. a, 50 81.
GRAlN.-Owing TO head winds PIE
valling the past few days, receipts of all
kinds are very lghl. The market is ous
ialned for strictly choice Wheat. but very
heavy for law grades, which are quoted
considerable decline. Sales to-day
weIe hmiled 10 a few hundred bushels
white al , ! a SO for inferior 20 prime,
and 500 bushels red ranging from , % a
50 60 per busbel. We quote The range
VI prices as follows: For prime and
choice white a So O5, good DO. 2 Gu a
~ so, fair do. 80 81 90, inferior and
common DO. 2 10 a So 30; choice red
, 50 So 60, pine d.. 10 81 80,
fair DO. = 80 81 40, inferior and common
DO. so 80 IL per bushel.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-11
Ladies, Misses and Children'S Shoes.
II SPECLfLITY.

w HEN last in Philadelphia made ar
" rangemenls with MIR. Parkins 10 gel
up especially for my trade, lot OF La
dies. Misses and ChIldren's Boots and
Shoes, 10 be made neat and substantial
out Of The finest and bes, stock in :he
market. In calling attention to these
goods il is with The assurance that they
will give entire satisfaction. They will
be in store next week, and alIhougIl got
up 10 order will be marked al low figures.
~ One price only.
T. l.. DARNELL.
November !, 1865. #
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-11

The Best Family Sewing Machine.
A L the Pennsylvania Sta Fair held at Eas-
Il ton, 9th to aO.h of September, 1864, a
premium was offered for the
BEST SEWING MACHINE.
All the leading Machines were fully repreSen.
ted, and there was spirited contest for The FIRST
prize.
After deyoling Il e greater part Of two days 10
their labors, the Committee made the following
award -
For the "BEST SEWING MACHINE
WILCOX & GIBBS, NEW YURK-A sill
YER MEDAL"
The Great Fair of the New England States
held at Spring Geld, the 60 OF September, awar
ded the highest premium 10 the Wilcox &
Gibbs as The "BEsT FAMILY SEWING MAcHIYY
At all the County fairs where exhibited in
1861, tie Wilcox d Gibbs has taken the first
premium. l.. =. DARNELL, Agent,
Shepherdstown, West Va.
y vember A. 1865. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-11
WEST VIRGINIA.:

A Il Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
4 Jefferson County, on the 9Th day of
November, 1868.
Edmund II. Chambers, plaintiff,
against
Michel L. Price, defendant.
In a plea of trespass on the case in as
sumsit. The object OF this suit is to OBJ
tain judgment against the defendant for
six hundred dollars and cost. And il sp-
peaTing on affidavit filed in his suit tina,
the SAID defendant, Michael E. Price is
not resident Of his State, he is hereby
required 10 appear within one month after
due pdblication Of This order. and DO what
is necessary 10 project his interest 10 this
matter. II is further ordered, that copy
hereof be published, once a week, for
four successive weeks in the Shepherds.
town Register, IN the said County, and
posted at The fTorl door Of The Couri
House thereof, on The frs! MONDAY af,er
The date Of this order
Tesle.
". A. CHAPLINE, Clerk.
November u, 1895. 4w
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Not Cured Yet.

A Nashville correspondent Who recently had . con-
versstion With influential citizen Of Teuncssec,
writes {. follows;
Asksd him II he felt WILLING TO tell me FRANKLY
What he thought Of the future Of slavery In Tennos
" Certainly" he replied. 81 have no concc slmen,
,o make upon that OF any other public question"
" DO you believe there l. any po.sbe prospect for
IL, re,,or.tion in this su'e p imputed.
sider IL no settled thstve shall not sFain have
slavery In Tennessee, than II 10 vhethet the instu-
Il, shall he sboli,hed in Kenincky."
" Il there snV considerable numte Of tho people
who ~oud favor such restoration -
A 'arrc majority would, v e.I ,'ere sIIoiA,d 70 ,I-
pres. thsrnSirc,"
"Woud sou p
"t'n' u.-tlonably would"
but ~ your amended Cousttution forever prohib-
iu II, whvis not the question tettcdr'
why" ,aid he. even q les.l Constitution IL not
tuslity and of course you are a-Are that uSny OF
us regard the March amendments to the Cous,t ion
for the pre,ence Of military force, the matter would
have been brought ere this before tho Courts, ami
doubt not their decision would have confirmed our
But" said T. even II the Courts should decide .
you "a, would II not bc impossible 10 restore the in-
stitution on account Of the re istAnce which tho
b.scts would e,eryw here make 10 r.
"Of course" he replied, we could no, reinstate
our authority lmmedat over The whole ot them
perhaps not over ene-hNt Of theri. But there arc
NAM sections Ot the state whe-" the hA as not
a~se that slavery has Teen aho ished At all. Some Of
those SECTIONS are IN West T.nneter, where tho
coloIed population is most numerous H. other quar-
tofs there many families Which TIM hlacts have
never attempted to leave, and where the quiet re-
'umption of the masters authority wcuid lc at once
scqu esctd In. Gradually ali resistance Woulu are,
and the cooied poop q, In MAN. cafos disruri .th
their new found LecdoIn, A. dIiie,enl from what
they had andc pated, would voluntaliiy return to
loudsrc, Or accept ~ destiny ehs thsy couId easily
9 p0rruaded vac un.,oiLAh.o What u required
great army 10 dsstrog can eos.g le TestaTsG o =
ne people uhen h1i army 70 reh,ortd.'
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The Conspiracy Trials.
additional h., iicncc-1he Canada Rebels
In IA New igln ArgunCn NJ OF Judge Adj
yOrute liug..sm


Wsstugi9a, JuH, 2i.-The Court met At II o.
,Icck. ,boi In =. At. ,r.r.l ,ol, 20 i,.,l
saaford ConoreF' Alim j. W. waIace, .. awitne,s
fol .le Cove. nmrnt. Gen Holt said he held In his
hanl 'oume 'ont.'n'nl 'he lli'lai p,ocec ilnr IN
,rS go n,,1ns ~. ,. a,u 49, t,e W.T.
H'1' o, r. Z, "l,le; 'la w te,uiHo1y 70 rhich
49,, Ia ,,I ~ ~, ~, ~ ,,,t 'u - ~ I.il,s ~ nli
lace. ~ , ..-.... 49,.
Utl,ro va" a ',.,,,,,r- " ,r . ,", y 'mmel Tl
= "Msoa " Hh.,et Gnu =. NA!,e,' Nhai A.
@on al titer.n, rintct from thc I'VE o. that
,Tc,i "u S'' go !. ~ 49,
% y %tmes 7's"n N"l.' "a d le'ite (" ies,nt ~
ss "a, 20 ,ett % ,cc.t,., q. '4,e ~, ,,u,"L
,co,,I ,ts r,..io,, , s,c.o,sr. - ne hs
- io 49,, ~ -. s.'' ~ ~. w. sho,nn
~ w, VIZ ,.N.'" 70 "', p','i, W. y am anL " are
a.. ,,vev.y,,. , nt,sl. .h,t h., III Nv. Aep '"a'
- $40 vbs,I,. ,Cc, ,c, 40 I va ,a,,, =" :. ,,
~ Ian. trs .s1te Tty % u bo,n ia % ,' n.I, ,
.u1po; - , ~ cH - t"'V'i'"is' "Vi' " 1'u nv,
o1' r,y MA III. nr snl i %'o,
n.e,' ioa'' io III, S,i, & numoet ~ OF
ssirc iu,str ana SANDERS: ih,y hsd moi ,hs
,a' me- stes WI n so .itas, ~
q th ,sivS senefsS d,c9. ed; faske, '',t alter
arnonne,ht sIa'on a1 ra'sat ~ Iohn'on a. rren.
tusta at "a c-%n, ~ Wy y, we , n,s,hs, h dN OF
I'eNNl." ' ~, y" -, . ~ n'aFF
seeouhi 10 setN' N.'It' iiot uiq not i9ahe suoh Vio-
Itnt lhient- ~ u,hu. "'Ii inAB SIeMy mhde
tlnhht N'o'Fi Ul'At' tit thil be+ir rOud nave
b'tn pI''1A'n ., 'he lit-iu'nt hhh " Le1 Teen
ioi lu"ic non. Ie $40 r'i n''od h.oull iolO"
bStc ' 'sra y nS6n C5 H'sl ne la, iSigeFy re-
MM kel W i.'-.ut.t ~ L.u,o.h -'uN uluutNc Jus
tce h7l 'nt eh' INA VIC Ns", hat.oh ol the flc-
t'uent va lh' u.tihu'uf "i t. AMER ewing tour
tfhnoH' l9 uu not 80 "'Ahaia Ior iueF \. did
I" GET ht'th-l ,oy OF ,ine i,p'h a. Montreal, |
mos lht c. fPlLl"r, hhd not ,uten thtie long
NheA INC cove 81 mat nv testimony hli been
LulIshel ie'tNe1 htsshfr nom sanders,
Tucker, canon ana t'ionael' lTr,nlan ronie-
tihrs ,All q NrI'ohueH' = ne mNn "ho toasted
Of p, TINS nc 10 Lou'sr "a NtF ~ oTKl A. lie 20
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the re,,.ursn, sppe~ed the fury of the moh
and they soon sfer dispersed The next DAY
I2tthl the election occurred and vas one bto.d bur
league. Scores Of men voted Who Noe the rebel uni
dris oath. though they we're In arms axsn't the Cow
eminent a. late as last April. Gentlemen vho have
lived In Norfolk for two yeais, snd served tuo year
in the Union army, we're compelled 10 take the Alex
andria oath by the Secsssionists At the polls, Every
nion men. The old intolerant and defiant spirit Of
slavery rampant. The nesfo va the gteai stalk
ins horse Of the =" Amnestied." All Northern re,id-
ents and Union men stigmAtiLed ss Nigrcr Vor-
,hpe." The election resulted in the suecee OF the
ession ticket. The Union men say they wet, de-
feated by Lees army. The second name on the sue
eessful ticket Ia that Of Walter Taylor, late Adm
tsnt General on Lee's stsf. W II. Taylor l. elected
the office Of City REGISTER the secoud Office Of trust
and mp por lance In the municipality of Norfolk. John
!. lee elected Councilman the same ticket 10
A. sI-resel military officer.
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LEES ARMY DIRECTING MATTERS.
Interesting Foreign Intelligence,
&c. &C., &c.
From Wa shiug ton.
Health OF the President FROG, ess IN
AnsWerinR Pnrdon ApnlicnIIuna

Foshin9io'- June q -Prc,iaent johnson. health
h'omesha' improved to-day. though not sufficiently
to ensh.c him 10 receive vi.itor- lie sill probably
ate id the usual Cabinet meeting.
The bu.inc's u granting pardons is unavoiiahly
allow, tie p'pefs In each have 70 be- c,retilly
tNsniuc, before the resuit T. reported to the Pros,
dent for hi. approval
Hon. tdFnd Hubbard. Of Virginia, l, here, ui.k E
Ing aPp cstion !or pardon. undc thc proclamation u
The President, hi property exceeding the s9OoOo
Limit Of The amnesty.
A,,i'tans Judge Advocate Bingham had lsrs.
and apparently much interested auditory thi. aftcr-
noon, during the delivery of nj. .rrumen, IN reply
To Hon. eTdy Johnson the .u ct Of the iuri,-
dicton OF the Military Commi- sion now ensAcd in
the ttIsi fihe alleged consg rotor.
The pardon pct ton q Hely = Footc. ei-r.bcl
senator and eyCni,ei state. senss.r {, da, cd a.
h'niIoal where be is at present. lie s,Atcs no
iTeeiic reason why The pardon should be sranci, but
SAYS the President knows hs history well euolsh 10
to able TO act iniell.senty in the master.
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news ltenl
10 T...e--7A to IL. E,. York svn.,


A. Ohio mother d'et tho other lay With iSy at
The unexpected return ofler soldier son
JAY Co EE reports the sal scrlp,oos 20 ihe Seven.
Thirty Loan, yesterday, at s1,3Ol 100. The nun
Der Of individual Subscriptions for $50 sud 400
WAS one thousand SIX hundred anil ten.
TnE steamer l. esburg, with 300 bslcs Of Govern.
meut cotton, and miscel sneous srtlcles was sn.g.
lwo lives were lost.
TnH Iron works bolon7ing to Pratt a. Co, at
Black Rock, Buffalo, were to,ally destroyed by fro
yesterday ate noon loss fl50OoO. Tho New
York Central Railroad bridge adjoining was also
destroyed.
GHE Vermont Dem crate Htato Convention met
yesterday at Rlriugtoa, and nominated a State
ticket, For Governor, c. n. DiYoupori, Of Will
mingtou was IN mated for Lieut. ii y,ruor, d.
c, Lusley, Of Burlington.
Al 'ho lsto sssaion of the AmercAi Medical As
soCAtJn, led At Boston, 1t was charged that
surgeon General Barnes had been ruilty Of unpro-
fessipusl conduct by 'onsullns with an irregular
practitioner in lhe case T the seWards 1t is now
ofic.ay snnoun,-d tha, the charge was dismisLed
IN consequence of it's depi'l by DR. Barnes.
IT has been deemed necessary to correct an cr.
roneols impress. on by formal statement for tie
Information Of all concerned that the ch for dele
ga:-s 10 tho commercial convention 10 he held at
Detroit ol the llth - July, embraces only mem
bers Of boards Of trade and ch.mbers Of commerce
No provision has been sde for ite representatives,
ol o'lfr 9Tsa--ll4glA
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sISAToR HANS lat. Governor ~ L7uisiauA, 10
In favor uf ~ NJ the right OF slfrl.e 10 .ho NC
grCcs Of bs STATE, and ohers 10 take the stump 10
their toh.ll.
Tnp mysterious ASSASSINATION of tho venerable
Burr Burton, at bis hone IN Syracuse souic wees
ago, will 10 rsmeml cred. Tho murderer has lust
htsn diAcoy, red He is chAtl Wels1, well
known burglar, gambler and prize-hShier, HIS
accOmplice In lhs crime was Thomas DALEY, " no
has turned 4 ate's evidence. Welsh " now serv ng
out Q ten yesrs term of imprisonment at Auburn,
having pleaded guilty % charge Of burglary at
another place since the murder Of Mr., Burton. The
murder was committed N En- apo recognition by
the victim, whose house tic Two meu named bad
catered sad robbed VIC u 1T 9f We murder.
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Mob Law in Norfolk, Va.
Riots Betweep Whites and Negroes ee's
Army still rampant -Disgraceiul scenes
ut the Polls.

correspondent OF the Philadelphia ISQUIRER,
writing from Norfolk under date Of tho 26th inst,
furnishes account OF various distui bances occurring
there within the previous three days, Letveen ne
gross and white men, some IN rebel am come la
lie .eral uniform. hilitsry rule no sooner ro-
lAxcd in Norfo than the troubles commenced. The
first riot occurred the evening Of the 22d, and
sro'e out Of triiling difpu,e boweenA negro and
man said to have been L. :. soldier Clubs were
ieeiy used, and even knives and pr;ol, came INTO
relu stnn. The latter were mostly In the hsnds Of
tne ,o,usIt, IN, netL ZEE emp oy cay ehhe ppler
fares of heir advofarirs, This riot endea by a
sna OF I. 5 30 dler,, who queklr restored order.
The hert evening moIe serious rio; occurred. The
their cps ditpla e. neth"r cOIp- badres fegi-
men'a numheis-ani negfos The ASH Sas snort,
and tei in Wild Disorder. They we're chased By tie
tod.eIr, and men In citizens clothing joned In the
unequal pursuit. Twenty-Five rh.ie men iunnins
Xiii hun" -, the niger" When the
negroes were ovouaken they sere Knocked down
and meic lessly Kicked and and pied upon somo
attempted 10 enter stoe for refuge The prop ictos
generally cosed the doors IN thor faces, oaIins that
instances negroes struck down H. friendly to,i-
ways and oesten It - impussble to learn II any OF
the negioes we're fatally inlule Amer their pursu-
eIs bad teaten them TO thelr hear,T content, tie
bleeding victims would crawl away TO their novels
no white person DARING 10 tender them assistance
Later in the nigh. the rioters guEied ard destroyed
IorA decanter, glApsrs and crocksry ware were
smashed; the counters anu tables were broken to
pieces and thrown into the street In shori, e cry
thing OF value was Tuthessy destroyed. Not 40 eT
w1 arres;ed 10 active interior enoo was attempted
not an AIMED soldier was TO be teen. Acting Mayor
rstte.. They could do nothing else, being too
nsis tho attempt liz tetsIt demoliti0as a q
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NEWS FROM VIRGINIA.

Mob Law in n orfolk
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Mr.. Bingham'S Opening Argument.
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DiSgraC.ful Scenes at an Election.
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The Latest News
By Telegraph 20 the ". Y. Sun.
FROM WASHINGTON,
The Rush for Pardon PAPERS.

SLOW PROGRESS OF THE BUSINESS.
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THE CONSPIRACY TRIALS.
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The Montreal Affidavit Explained.
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COnover on the Stand Again.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-21
To Correapondents.

Patients residing In any part Of the State, how.
ever distant, who may desire the opinion and ad.
vice Of Doctor Doherty In their respective cases,
and who think proper to submit written state.
ment OF such, In preference to holding personal
Interview are respectfully assured that their com.
munications will be held most sacred Doctor
Doher,y takes this opportunity Of observing that
all letters nre opened and replied to only by him.
self, and the latter ~ promptly as possible. II
the case be fully and candIdly described, and the
usual fee ofsl0 enclosed (by express or registered
letter., personal communication will be unneces.
sary, az instructions for diet, regimen, and the
general treatment Of the case Itself Qncludlng the
rernedles), will be forwarded without delay, and
In such manner az TO convey no idea Of the pur.
port Of the letter or parcel 30 transmitted.
jVr Consultation vt the Office, FREE; by letter.
$40 Permanent cure guaranteed or no pay.
" W. K. D0HERTY, Md, -..
iul0 3m,yy sTf yrrd San Francisco. Ca.
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HORSE SHOEING
shop Adjoining Sacramento Wagon sho

shop Adjoining Sacramento wagon Shop'
HAVING RENTED THE SH0EINd DE
IL partment Of the Sacramento Wagon Shop,
am now prepared to do all kinds Of horse shoe
ing promptly and to order. Having made Horse
Shoeing my exclusive business for many years,
am safe in saving that those who patronIze mo
will not go away dissatisfied. Try mo-
jus I'm ID. BLACk.
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LAKE HOUSE,
Lake Tahoe.

THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM 49,
L the public that he has reduced the price hi;I
of Board at this House to correspond With kktik
the times, making II within the means Of almost
any one to resort TO this beautiful place. ...
THE STEAMER makes her trips on the Lake
daily, leaving the Lake House every morning at
a. ", and returning at 5 r. II.
iyl0tf J. E. LEAvITT.
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NEW OMNIBUS LINE.

NEW OMNIBUS LINE BETWEEN Gold
\ HIN and Virginia will go into operation
TO-DAY. ,. p,..,, l..
The Omnibuses will leave Maynard's Block: =. In
Gold Nm, and the international Hotel, IN Fir'
giula, every hour during the day, commencing ~
) o o'clock A. ~. and running until 6PN
An Omibus will leave Gold Hill for virginia
After the perfor nance.
Fare, Twenty-Five Ceuts.
GEO. W. AYLSw0RTH. Agent:
Gold Hil August II, 1855. aul4 u
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Thn Pncinr In.nrnnce Company,
To Owners of Town Property
IN GOLD HILL.

THE TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF Gold
i Hlll, having filed with the Recorder Of Storey
county map OF said Town, with statement OF
tho extent and general character of the improve
Inen,s therein, and having also transmitted 10 the
Land Office at Carson u verified copy OF such
map and statement, in accordance. with the pro-
visions of IN Act OF Congress, approved July lst,
1864. entitled AN Act for the Disposal of Coal
Lands and Of Town Property in the Public Do
Inain,' and the Act amendatory thereof, approved
March 3D. 1866, we beg leave 10 direct your a,ten.
ton 20 Section Of the first mentioned Act
Our familiarity with this business induces US TO
tender our services in the preparation OF all ne
cessary papers In this connection, and in forward.
Ing the same to the proper Office (Which papers
must be filed within three months after the filing
Of the map in the Land Ofiice)
We have secured tho services of Clement T..
Rice, ESQ.,, late Register of the U. : Land Office,
who will attend 10 all the business in tho Land
Ofice at Carson. in connection with Locations,
Contested Claims, etc.
STEVENS & FISH,
Searchers OF Records. etc.
OFFICE-At Hall OF Records, on b street, Hlr.
ginia City.
Virginia City, June %. 1865 ju23 m
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PIONEER LAUNDRY
NOTICE.

NN AND AFTER THIS DATE THE SUB
scriber will run Laundry Wagon daily
through Gold Hill. and will do up clothes In the
best rtylo and return them when required. Thank
ft,I for past fsvors, be most respectfully soleits
eon,innnuce of the patronage OF the public.
Ir1oN JOS. +. HALL.
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powder

THE UNDERSIGNED. AGENTS FOR THE
L California Powder Company, will sell tho
best article Of Powder at a slight advance above
San FrnRclsco prices This powder has many
advantages over Eastern powder, az It 10 free Of
any dampness. Both powder and kegs arc war.
ranted to be In perfect order.
BLACK & BROS. Agents,
au2 IN Cor. c and Taylor stA, Virginia.
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MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID!
QUICK CURES AND MODERATE
CHARGEA!
DR.. w. X. DOherty's Private Medical
and Surgical Iastitute, .'..
Sacramento street, below Montgomery Opposite
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's office,)
~Priya,e Entrance on Leidesdorff street, -
= San Francisco, California.
Established expressly to afford the afflicted sound
and scientific medical aid In tho treatment
and cure Of all Private and Chronic
l... . Diseases, Cases Of secresy,
and all Sexual Dis.
nrdnra
To ,be Amictetl!


-nR. w. X. DOHERTY RETURNS HIS sin
IL cere thanks to his numerous patients for their
patronage, and would take this opportunity 10 re-
mind them that he continues TO consult, at his In
stitute, for tho cure Of Chronic Diseases OF the
Lungs Liver, Kidneys, Digestive md Genito
Urinary organs, and all Private Diseases, viz
Syphilis In all Its forms and stages; Gonorrh9a,
elect, Structures, Nocturnal and yDlurnM Ennis.
tSlons, Sexual Debility, Diseases OF tho Back and
LoinS, inflammation Of tho Bladder and Kidneys
etc., etc; and he hopes that his long experience
and successful practice Of many years will con
tinue to insure him q share Of public patronage
BY the practice ofmany years In Europe and the
United States, be Is enabled to apply the most ef
icent and successful remedies against diseases OF
all kinds. He uses no metcury, charges Inoder'
ate treats his patients In q correct and honorable
way has references OF unquestlonable sveracity
from men Of known responsibility and high
standing in society. All parties consulting him,
by letter or otherwise, will receive the best and
tror, ,1I,tfa
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OF H. Eus1' "'O' ''S 4. s. GOULD, Notary Public.
Seminal weakness II Sworn CcrttA.
cato or q Remarkable Cure ofSper.

Seminal Weakness Sworn Cortth.
cato OF a Remarkable Cure ofSper.
Inatorrh6a. ,-.r...... O.. g.st.,
A desire to benefit suffering humanity, and
feeling Of gratitude to Doctor w. K. Doherty.
alone induces me 10 make this statement. For
many years have been afflicted with that fearful
disease known m Spermatorrhea, or Seminal
Weakness, TO fearful extent which wns soon
followed by tho most alarming symptoms, as
weakness Of the bnck and limbs, pain In the head,
dimneSs of vision, nervousness and general do
bility My mind, too was affected to such an ex'
teut as to seriously impair my memoryi my ideas
were confused andspirits depressed was nyerse
10 society," had evIl forebodlngs and selfdlstrust.
and was entirely untitled for any Of the duties OF
life. From 1855 TO the summer OF 1853. ! enl'
ployed the very best medical talent ] could hnd.
and spent several hundred dollars. but In no In
stance could obtain moro than temporary relief
I had about concluded thero wns no relief for mo
In this world, but reading Dr.. Doherty'S adyer.
| tlsemcnt thought should call and zee him. and
he charged nothing for consultation. I had an In.
teryIew with Dr. Doherty at /. hoffice In Sacra.
mento street, and bis fec for treatment was 30
reasonable determined to try him, though / did
not expect much benefit from his treatment. On
the fifth of December last placed myself under
his care. In one week found myself very much
Improved, and now, nftcr Ave weeks treatment,
/ feel myself thoroughly cured Of all my troubles
aud In the enjoyment ofthe best health. Hoping
TINT nv experience may he Of benefit 10 others
similarly afflicted, subscribe myGelf.
JAMES JOHNSTON.
Subscribed and sworn TO before Inc, this 18th
day Of january, A. d. 1864 ...r...... .
iL.sl 4. q. RANDALL, Notary Public.