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SOCIETY NOTICES.

CITIIESS OF THE llth WARD RALLY
Eycu.uF, ~ o'clock, April "a, another IugsH meet
ing N be A,id ~ Bueau's Hall, 22U T~entv-trst 4
10 consult once more about the Necessary steps for the
rsiul Of the quota Of the ward Citizens OF he 18th
Ward, AMI ia particular thO.C which nIO threatened
~ tho dta't, or aicd already, must now put their
r 'uiCrs 90 The whco, or he prepared To shou der the
uuisrt lon't lr' u- call IN vain. JED. MILLER,
Chairman lfufOiD ANsBACHtk, sec. 80
~ YORK LIQUOR DEALERS SOCIETY
Ns regular Monthly meeting Of thia Society
viii De- lc.d a. the NctropoliAn Rooms 100 Hester
Il, Ca TUESDAY tyeuug, April !, lsd5, at o'clock
puuotUNl attendance II re- GC ted business OF I'm
gouon. bg order. 4. ". ENus, President. JOHN
hJutE2, Rec, sec. 80
9TH WAkp-A PUBLIC MEETING OF
- the cit.. ems Of the 18Th Ward will bee held this
Monday evening, ApI sd, At the CouIt llIuso,
Ausp res 81 the Citizens DrRft Relief COMMITTEE Tor
the adoption % m'ssufes calculated to reduce the
quota 90 thu Ward, - order THOMAS BRUMN y,
tnuiman. EDWARD ufkNsHAW, secty. liJ
800 WARD-MOTHEKS, WIVES AND
< - daughter unite In do.euce Of your protectors.
! ga, ~ wei "A YOUR husbands and fathers, re-
qu'-tri "a attend public meeting OF your friends at
stptols Hal cor. BIoaasEy and llh e., this Nom
u-y A!4G NeineedAy evenings at - O'c!tek. Let
every drafted man and his friends let every capitalist
In he ward, be present. 10 unite with those making
efforts 10 help you he.p yOur.elyes and friends
wat help You The Rev. Henry ". Beecler,
! Oakley HAL, Alex. Ward, Chauneey Shaier Rev. lr.
kng ant Others are expected TO address you. Judge
| CONNOLLY, Chairman. Dr. $. WlilICHI RICH,
| SECRETARY. 80
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L. =. t-9O SIX PER CENT.
IOl.l-kEARlSG EDNDs

Ihc@' bonds aIe nov worth a premium. which u-
c-ol-e- the actual profit on the 40 loan, and 10
plrtoH rrom STATE and u,uH.cips. tIrI'lot,
dits from ons 70 tire. p.r cent. NOR, according
10 the rate levied other property. The teIes, IL
payable IN currency annually by coupons attach
eel to each roe, which may be cut O and sold to any
bank banker.
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Notes Of all tie Denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt OF sutecupt onA
and the notes forwarded at once, The interest to 18th
Juuc next vii! be paid In advance by tho locI sub
scrptioa aeents at the time Of subscribing. This Is
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
now offered by the Government and It j. eoutidertly
expected that ts suporior advantages will make /, tho
GREAT POPLAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.
less than s3oo,OOCooO Of the Loan authorized by
the last Congress are now on the market. This
amount Of the rate ut which It Is teinr absorbed VIII
all be sutscE'od for within four months, when tie
notes viii undoubtedly command premium, ar has
uniformly been the closing the subscriptions
10 other Loans.
In order ta' c-izcrs Of every town and section Of
the country may h. afforded facilities for taking the
loan the National PDHks, state Banks and Private
Bakers throughout the country have generally
az ed TO receive subscriptions at par snbecriles
will select tA,ir own agents. In whom they have con-
hdtnce and wi. only to be responsible for the de-
livery OF the uo.cs for which they receive orders.
JAY COOKE.
,,,,,, SD 'cri ptiUR 4 gent PHILADELPHIA.
mAFch 2olh' l'"', $50
hessrs. Fowler &, Wells. PhrenOlo gists,
giye chart CT ehIseIeT daily u so RIoAdwsv. $50
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@EsEIkAI NOTICES.

top that Scratching and use " hcuton's
I'h Ointment. l. eI.es lt,h -Ai sos "a, lIu a
.lt hours, and al. eruption. Of the ski sod
b. ru bur.sts. 81
Not rev OF the Worst disorders that
az c' mankind ais" ION Coz rultiOns ~ the liOod
HcIAi1d's hHtraCt VI sa!ssparilla II d remedy Of
TIE utmost value. -
To Purify, Enrich the Hood. md Beuuti-
~ he r0ur e. zee llomuul'a Highly tDuce rs.
tod iuii L1tfart sNhptr.iiA one bottle eIuh4s ia
'tr1. 'h one SALON oi thu syrup or De ticu. 80
why mare the tompeNion by Powders
ana WASHES " b oh choHe 90 o ~ the pores Of the
skIl, ami iu short time cave % harsh a1J dry II
i i fhe I0of and 10 you Al. aHorth aud s0it tkiu
use IeHIuui3's tNtrlct Of sar,apaTulA AZ fivcs
lfiliuur. 20 fhr co... ~ 1.on. Ss4
lcnr, smooth skin and IIeuutiful
CDrp'A ou luliOHs he use of liclnbvius CJuccntra-
ssd FLUID lNtuct Sarnplrilla. u removes III sck
tpO.s Uu pics Aui al "tup'uns NJ tie ssin. ~
Groy'r 4 bakers First Premium Elastic
S'i.h and io.k -UtcA Se Sing hSrhiuos. 4yj Efnsa-
way N,f So sud 400 lu.ou g. BrUoEiyn. 80
rSl,'s -. Il. ~oRp-Thc Poor Peoples
h'cud. Cheap NAI goOI. sold BY gIvcors c,cry-
u..'H. SOB
Wheeler & Wilson's Highest Premium
J." a-SfIt,h sewing Machines, and Buuonhcic Ma
q. Hr. 90 h.us7Nay, Ncu 1otk jJN
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Sl'ECqAl. NOTICES.

1. :. 7-i0 Loun.-Iiy authority OF the
So.tosry Of the Treasury, the Undersigned has a.
rlucd tho General suh,crption Agency for the sale
OF luiei States Treasury Notos bearing seven aud
three euths per cent. Interest, per unuun, known
AZ the
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REWARDS FOE GorEENMESrs AN

.NALs.-We publish the following General
Order at the rcques. Of Capt. Fleming, a. Q.
VI. at this Post. II is believed that there arc
a great many horscs and mules in the country
actually belonging to the U. s. Government.
Such should DO delivered up:
GENERAL ORDERS, no. 6l.
QUARrERXAsTER GENERALS OfYIcE, -, =
WASHINGTON, D. c., October 10. 1885.
The attention Of officers on duty in the sev.
eral military departments is called to the
great number OF animals belonging to the
United States in the possession Of persons who
have no legal title or ryhtful clnm thereto.
Such animals will be seized wherever found
and turned over to the nearest Qunriermnster.
In nil cases, upon the affidavit Of the par
ties from whom the property is taken that
they have reason TO believe their title valid,
and that they will produce evidence to prove
it, the property will be retained in custody
until thorough investigation is male. All
doubtful cascs will be referred TO the Quarter
master General for his decision. '.'
All animals which have once belonged to
the United States branded L. s, all those i'm
pressed either in loyal or disloyul districts.
all those captured from the enemy, and any
captured by the enemy from the United States
and subsequently sold or disposed of by said
enemy. should still b" regarded as the proper
~ OF the United States, AMI slIo Iii b. seized
and retained ns such, unless the persons in
possession OF the same can show title thereto
by virtue Of some authorized government sale,
indicated by the brand 1. C. or S, or by Tie
receipt OF some duly authorized officer. The
brand =. s. is prim0 fdci< evidence that the
animals belong to the Government. The
brand L. s, 1. C., or s., under the name, is
prin,0 jdcie evidence that they have been reg.
ularly sold by the United States. and animals
thus marked should not BE- seized except upon
good evidence OF fraud.
To any person or persons not employed by
the Government, who shall deliver o public
horse or mule to the Quartermasters Depart
mcnt, with affidavit showing whence the
property was obtained, or who shall furnish
such information ns will lead TO the restoration
Of any such property TO the possession Of the
United States, the disburSing officers Of the
Quartcrmastcr's Department are hereby nu-
thOrized 10 pay the sum Of fifteen dullars for
each and every animal thus iinally recovered ;
hr ,hi Zee shall he paid only inter the par.
ties FROM whom the animals were seized shall
Gasc Ead reasonable time TO prove their title,
/: any. - the S',me. and shall have neglected
~ s.l'"s. ~ 10 81. and then only OIL the GER
!;!:ca'e VI the R"nlt2|.TaStrr who rrcciv, the
property. VIA SNAIL certify the day and date
"a" H,.l.aat I. t""c;. ur "u !'I r"iurns, Al.
>tra"t y with ,hr namv VI! tie PERSON from
"nJ;a Tie properly w"> ;AHcn a:.i oI the irr.
SO. - wh"a ~ rrT.,,, - '!":.
tbs ,pwnr! sh.;! 10; hc :,.li - any l'rrSnn
- 10 :IT;:" 'Urtt If"0:criv ~ I,rSsr.>iUi. sta -
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NV PAPER. We have received
the h:.; number Of spicy bu, quite di"'""-
;ir- Shoe, started n, Marietta and called the
Washington County .Ntrs." i, il published
by our old comron Mon in arms, Captain II. e.
,ni., late Of the 18th Ohio and VIC find some
Renaissance, Of the Kanawha Valley in i,s
columns. As tall ncorus from small oaks do
grow, We predict, as the " .Ners' has ample
ro~u 70 spread itself" that i, will do it.
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NEw Mrslc.-AS gain are we in,
drl-Yl To John Church, Jr.. Publisher, No. 66
We, Forr,h.strect, Cincinnati, Ohio, for some
fac pieces Of new Music. "You, "balln'i
scu,mcn,,le," 40 Spirit Afnr," and "Slum'
Der Song, are the titles. Call and examine
,hcrn for yourselves. Also, "On, On, On the
Eoy, Come Marching" sequel 10 "Tramr'
Tramp, Tramp" aud n beautiful piece, just
received. All order, filed promptly, nj the
.N,r. Book Store.
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"WEsr VIRGINIA: Its Farms and
Forests, Mine, and Oil Wells &c.: BY J. L..
polse. We called attention to thi. excellent
work few weeks ago, since which, We have
received n copy from the author. "o cannot
re:rnin from presenting the work 10 our read
rrs again, as ono which ID: both interesting
and instructive. While, upon examination,
VIC find somc Of tho statements which were IN
tended to be prophetic, or which were based
upon unreliable reports, have not proven en-
,irely true, still there is much very valuable
information TO be CLEANED from this little work
on our new State. Every ei'ixsn Of Wcs,
Virginia should posse's and read this work.
The following is Col. X. V. Wha!ey'r common.
dation Of the book:
IL desire 10 express my hearty appreciation
Of Your able effort in making known tho re-
sources Of West Virginia, first III the AGricul.
trr,l report Of 1863, and now in your elegant
aud substantial volume just issued. No por-
ton Of this rich and happy country IS more
wonderful in its varied resources Of natural
wealth; mono hitherto so little known; aud
mono has had \ moro accurate and reliable de-
,erip,ion than this elaborate though prelsn'i-
nary effort Of yours. -; g. ..ts ,
This description not only throws food
Of LIGHT upon the hidden wealth Of our State,
but i fairly Represents, in surface, soil and
minerals, jpplud;ag petroleum., the western
slope Of iAc outiro, AlleShaniau range and
a. such will prove valuable contribution to
the literature Of industry and political ecouo.
my, afordins golden suggestions to THOUSANDS
who arc seeking Investments in the mountain
regions Of the Southern States. ~. III.
Flat,ering as tho exhibit is, You have fal.
len below the reality rather than exaggerated
our resource. Il heartily endorse your book,
and bespsak for it place in every house in
Nest Virginia, and in 5the hands of those
who, either for profit or Information, would
know tho real re.ourees 0! our country, So :.
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Coat. CpAl w. ar" "!ai :"
be able to announce ;hc arrival Of h"rt LOAD
OF coal from thu mines of,hn Veteran ~; anil
r"ul Company. We have ."cn n specimen of
thiS coal and are free to pronounce il deci-
lu.ly tic nssr in this market. II will &c fur
ni,acl CHEAPER than hy any other parties.
"a! upon Capt. f. Powell, or Vim. Gramm i
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Trn' Br,pcu over tho branch at
Mjn>s.rs Mill, ne arc glad to 'ce''is At la''
n-in: pm, up again. 1t will be finished in
week or so. lls absence has caused mheh III
convenience to those living or having business
in North Charleston, and they will rejoice
with ms that tho energy Of MIR. Minsker is
about removing the greatinconvenienee ~h'fl
the absence Of this bridge since the las. aood
last spring, has caused.
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue Of Deed Of rrrit, executed tho 1h !av
ID Of August ls2, by David J. ". Clsr$on 10 John y.
GARRISON wherein Williams Trustee. 10
the payment Of certain debts. lh- undersigned will s~
public auction for can to the highest bidder IN front
Of the Court House Of Kanar,a County, West Va. on
Saturday, the 9Th Dig Of January
next all that tract Of land together with It's appurte
nances lying IN the County Of Kanawba en the south
side OF the kanawha river, about AZ miles above
Charleston, which purchased BY said Clark.on o!
Isaac Moves aud others, and which was formerly known
as High Bank Salt Furnace. but more recently -,
Esq.
For further particulars refcrencei. made 10 said Trs,,
Deed record In kana~ha Clerks Onlce Book X. page
ISL. J. W. CRACRAFT, Trustee.
CuAh,E.1os, ". Va. Oct. 2. lSG5-Sow' $3.50.
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IMPROVEMENTS are still being made
all over town; and nj the present rate Of
growing We nigh, soon attain responsibility
enough As "city,' 10 be honored land pro
f,sli with the presence Of the State Capital.
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JUDGE PorsLEY's OrINloN.-Nnw
ne...y.-we have the able opinion Of Jud.r
po.s,ey. in the case Of WIN. A. onnrr;cr. priv
;el in pAmph!e, form, now ready. at this o.
Zee. Every Gag .!rul,, r~.d .nd rrc<"rv"
this important ':''"nr"t. Pri"" Is cents p"'
.larlr coz. :: - -: I"svn, 81 so % &c.
hur.!rr,i ~! - a!;c".
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NEw Store -Mr>Sr-. Slack an;
win.h-iI have just opened i"c s,"c" .:
new COOL. in the Dry Goods. Grocery and
Queensware line. in their new store. (r-Ht
door TO J. D. Whites,) anil VIC recommend our
friend. TO give them call. Look OIL for ,!'eir
Advertisement next week.
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W. are happy to lcaru that the
grus;ees OF the N. Z. Parsonage have deter.
mined to hold on to their Parsonage. This is
commendablc. /
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Tur ErEcrloNs.-Wc have received
several statistics and letters from our friends
on the late elections, whic we will try and
civ. mex, week. The Rebels tried to have
their own way in Monroe, bu, caught ,artars
in some instances.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

vrrl,np,Sr EPISCOPAL CHCgClI.-Hrv. W. r. wrL-
,,s. rs,,or. Services every Sabbath at l0li O'Clock
Aud -, +. u. Services Tor Colore,i rerAonG al
~ H. rrsrcr Meeting every Thursday evening.
n55Ia .Nhoo!-Every Sabbath At O'Clock A. i.
PRESBYTERIAN CHCRcH.-Rev. J. NC. RLArxEr.
y.or Services every Sabbath At IL o'clck A. Y. And
T. ". Prayer Meeting every "wednesday evening.
II56I.h schooi-Eyery Sabbath al ; O'clock +. u.
EPISCOPAL CHCRCH.-Rsv. ". +. " JAcors. Pastor.
s,rcx, every Sunday At lo O'Clock H. " and "a +. u.
s.5tdn ScAooI-krery sabbath \, Q O'Clock A. u.
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1otal Matter5,

EASES, neatly printed on good heavy paper,
OIL III, on hsnd q, thi, office.
,t;E LICENSES. neatly printed on good paper,
- sN1 H,Is taken on subscription to the JOURNAL.
C:.Tr 81 BlSESA&, SUMMONS, EXECETiONS, AT.
SSTrSTS and all kinds VI Justices Blanks ON hand
II, ~, up Oh short notice.
as4IfS,,> POWERS OF ATTORNEY, &C., on hand.
p,rr ,RY Bi.ASKS-such n OAlcers' Ply Accounts
~ for Communication Of Rations, EurIouyhs, bis.
b,..t.. te.-al~ays OIL hand.
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FOR SALE!

A BRICK H0CSE-,wo stories hIgh-eoaiain!aB six
y rooms, Kitchen, aud good Cellar. ....
Also, Iarg. Stable, guod Garden and water handy
me House il situated on Front street. Charleston. with
entrances from the front sid. streets asd contains MI
the modern improvements. This Is good chance II
secure home, at low figures. For further in'oTmHton
inquire Of JOHN NALL
CuAlLxsrox. March u. lsGS.-3lf
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Desirable Town Residence
FOR SALE!

,y,uE HORSE AND PREMISES NOW OCCUPIED b.
Mrs Caldwell offer for SALE Oh reasonable terms.
one uunrrr ucrrs with two fr0utI-one brown street
the oihcr on Court Tho house Is surrounded by
handsome yard with n grove Of fruit trees. &c; har
well Of superior water; aud also servants house OF
ole Of the lots.
Two or three hundred dollars Judciously expended,
will make this one 0! tho most desirable residences In
Charleston. This property adjoining the resdsnee oil
Judge Brown. and il in n retired location.
S<rt. ~, re5.-lo join \. rRrSlOw.
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CHARLESTON, WEST VA,
,;,II.-s,lay Morning. ..... November IL, 1906
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RAGs.....OLDI.s Pi.Ali.PipER!:

We will psy 3 cents pc. pound for elsaa cotaea taS,l
and 3 cents for Old Psper-:11its Or
books pamphlets kc--At The Joc14AI olaeu.
Many Of our farmers could h.s tlsir
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-10
To Correspondents.

Patients residing in any part Of the State, how
ever distant, who may desire the opinion and sd'
vice of Doctor Doherty in their respective cases.
and who think proper.to submit a written state.
lnent Of such. In preference 10 holding personal
interview, are respectfully assured that their COM
munica,ionS will be held most sacred. Doctor
Doherry takes this opportunity of observing that
ali letters are opened and replied TO only by him
self. and the latter As promptly as possible. II
the case be fully and csndidly described, and the
usual fee of$lO enclosed (by express or registered
!erter) personal communication will be unneces-
sary, Is instructions for diet, regimen, and the
general treatment of the case itself Gncuding the
rrmedies), will be forwarded without delay, and
in such q manner as 10 convey no idea Of the rur
port of the letter or parcel 80 transmitted
LP~ Consultation at the Office, FREE by letter
el0. Permanent cure guaranteed or no pay
W. X. DOHERTY, NJ. D.,
mhlO BIN San Francisco. Cal
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Constable Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUE
I'D out of the Justices Court Of Gold Hill.
Storey county, State Of Nevada, attested by W.
N. Hall, j. p, to me directed and delivered,
for the satisfaction of judgment In said court
rendered on the 25th day Of March, 4. D. 1865, in
favor Of Moses Korn, and against the La Plata
"Oro Gold and Silver Mining Company, for
4 eA36 5O-lOO, four hundred and thirty. stx 5000
dollars and costs and accruing costs, have
this twenty seventh day Of March, A. D. 1865,
levied on and taken In execution al the right,
title claim and interest OF said Judgment debtors,
the La Plata Orc Gold and Silver Mining Co.,
in and to the following described property to- wits
All that certain quartz ledge, mining claim and
ground situated In rhe Gold Hill Mining District,
Storey county, State of Nevada, known and des'
iRnated az the ledge and claim Of the La Plata
Gro Gold and Silver N. Co. owned and possessed
by said company, consisting Of one thousand
0,0OO) feet, more. or less; on which claim u
Tunnel $500 five hundred feet, more or less; also
small frame building 10x4 #. used by said Com
pany as q blacksmith hop, and all improvements
in and on said claim. Notice Is hereby given that
will expose for sale to the highest bidder, for U.
g. gold coin, the said property or % much thereof
as will satisfy said judgment and Costs in front Of
the Justices office of Gold Hill, Storey county,
State Of Nevada, on Monday the 18th day Of
April, 1865, between the hours Of 12 o'clock ~
and o'clock p w. H. BEGAN, &.
Il Constable. Gold Hill Township.
Gold Hill, March q, 1865, at the hour Of TWO
o'clock, PM ~. .. mh2e-td q
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HORSE FARRIER.

THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECT q
i fully informs the public that he NN
viii attend and bestow edical atten. T%.
ton upon all Horses, Cattle and DogpSS
which may be entrusted 70 him at his Stable, No.
l57 g street, Virginia, having had an extensive
experience In business for years In the United
States Of America and Europe. ..y. 8
.mh29 3m .-l DO aaaEE.as J, Ack- AUNkO Z
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mhlO
Notice.

ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY C0NCERN.-The
i partnership heretofore existing between 10
ssph Latiower and Charles W Humphreys. in
conducting the business of saloon keeping, at tho
GREY Hound Saloon. in Gold Hill, Storey county,
Nevada, is hereby dissolved by mutual consent
The partnership debts are 20 be paid by, and all
the moneys owing said firm are TO be paid to the
undersigned. as by written agreement in my pos
session Is set forth.
JOSEPH LAFL0wER-
Dated, Gold Hill, April 6, 1855. . r...E1
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Read the FollOwing-A Case of Gleei
and Structure.

Doctor Doherty-Dear sir / feel my health so
ially restored that, in common gratitude believe
should make You some written acknowledgment
for your valuable services particularly so As your
Zee was small for the work performed / arrived
in this city from the East about one year ago,
and was then suffering from an old case Of Gleet
complicated with structure Being stranger in
;he city. and believing that those doctors who
gave such positive assurances Of success were
necessarily the best (some Of whom have large
number OF titles), placed myself in their charge,
and continued under treatment until had lost
nearly all hope and q considerable sum Of money
| wish 20 say now that YOU are the sixth doctor
have employed, and the only one that has done
me any service. My ,ileet is wholly cured, the
Structure is all removed. and my general health
il better than 1T has been for years. In conclu-
sion, would SsNfo she many unfortunatss who
require medical advice il you have any doubt as
to whom you should employ, ask Or. Dohertv for
INV address and come and see me Il keep store in
this city,. My experience may save you any
dollsrs would also add that in the earl" 'age
of my disease used large amount Of ,le pre-
parstions advertised infallibln cure for Con
orrhPa, Gleet ETC., but never derived any benefit
from them. am, Doctor, very truly yours,
L. II.
subscribed and sworn 20 before me this 2lst day
Of June. A. n. 1864
fLs' A. s GOULD Notary Public.
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When female is in trouble. or afflicted with
disease as Weakness of the Back and LOins, Pain
in the Head Dimness of sight, Loss OF Muscular
Power Palpitaion of the Heart, lrritaolllty, Ner'
vousneSs, Extreme Urinary Difficulties, Derauge-
Inent Of the Digestive Functions, General Deoil-
iry, Vaginitis, all Diseases Of the Womb, Hyste-
ria, Sterity and all other diseases peculiar 10 fe-
males, they should go write at once TO the eel
ebrared Female Doctor, w. X. Doherty, al his
Medical Institute. and consult him about their
troubles and disease. The Doctor is effectins
more cures than any other physician in the State
Of California. Let no false delieacy prevent you,
but apply Immediately and save yourself from
painful su5srings and premature death. All mar
red ladies, whose delicate health or other circun-
stances prevent an increase in the family, should
write or call at Dr. W. X. Dohersy's Medical In.
stute, and they will receive every possible relief
and help The Doctors offices Consisting Of q
suite of six rooms), are so arranged that he can
be consulted without fear Of observation.