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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-27

TANDLES.--l5O Boxes TallOW and
" Adamantine, direct from manufacturers and
for sale low to the trade.
NH &c MORRIS, GWATHMEY & co.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-27


&C. ACCuMULATIoNS OF RUBBISH
AND FILTH,
AND LOW AND DAMP PLACES.
By complying with the above notice, parties
will save themselves b. tn trouble and expense.
All complaints of Nuisances, requiring the ac-
ton OF tAe Board Of Health, will receive prompt
attention if left, in writing, at the Store Of MIR.
John e. Neaville, No. So High street.
BY order of the Board of Health.
JAM S L. HATTON,
President
Portsmouth, Va, March "a, 1866. mh24-lw
/ T7REsIi IMPORTED GOODS.
Out of late Importation, We have received a
supply of fresh and desirable goods, viz:
Fine Salad Oils-John Durand's brand; Virgin
Oil of AK, and Marseille Oils French olives and
capers -
Sausage and Edam Cheese, pearl barley, sage,
tapioea, Coxs gelatine, Imperial prunes, layer
raisins, sa dimes, Worce ,tershire sauce.
Fresh Messina oranges and lemons, delicious
nit and in tine order. just received and tor sale
by L. c. DEMlNG,
mch23 No. Z, Main st.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-27

Sales reported on 'Chnnge this morning were
lot of red oak slaves at S44 per thousandi white
oak at $54 per thousand.
Gold Sl27K, and fiat.
+ Produce and staples steady. ~ .es..
No changes to report in quotations.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-10-05

knife. what can't he do! Two washing
machines ingeniously constructed were ex-
hibited: A patent chum which was care
fully tested and if single test can be re-
lied upon, it should be found in every
farm house. Some most excellent carria-
ges from the mandatory of \, J. Ken
niston. were exhibited.
FEW SUGGESTIONS.
Would it not be good idea for the frus-
tees to institute series of agricultural dis
cussions. at different points during the
winter. Say discussion. as to which, are
the breeds of stock best adapted to our soil
and climate, or the best method of max
ing, saving and applying manure. The
Society was organized for the benefit OF
the whole county, and we want to get up
an interest in the objects of the Society
throughout the county. As an important
auxiliary to this end, let the awarding
committees mention in their reports, why,
they give the premium to such al animal
or article. tell their peculiar merits. also
tell the general state of the exhibition in
their class. Let these reports he publish
ed, in this way all may be interested, and
all may gain instruction.
MARKET DAYS.
A time and place during the Exhibition
for the purchase. sale aud exchange of az
Ia. r.,
ket-days have long been in successful oper-
alton in Great Britain. The different
breeds of neat stock. of horses, of sheep
aud Of swine are exposed for sale, and they
attract to them dealers from a distance with
the certainty that they can find just the de-
scrpiiou of animals they are in want of.
Besides live stock. fruit, vegetables, and
grains. are offered for sale either i'll bulk
or hv sample. The nearest approach to
these market days in New England are
the cattle markets at Brighton and Cam,
bridge These days by creating half
way place aud common ground OF meeting
for business, would tend to make better
prices and quicker sales The whole Is
very simple affair. Only make beginning
by collecting together on fixed day and at
fixed place, agricultural products and
men in sufficient numbers aud the market
is established besides it would add very
much to the attractions Of tile County Show
In closing it is but just to bear testimony
to the able manner i'll which the managers
performed the arduous duties developing up
on Them. and to the care and attention OF
every one connected with the Fair.
The amount of premiums awarded was
sG5S, 81, which Will be paid as fast as the
reports Of the Committees can be published
Notwithstanding the very untavorahlc
weather. which must have kept hundreds
away. the receipts will pay the premiums
and running expenses and leave balance
in the Treasury OF S5i3,lo.
:. WATSON Sec.
Surrv, Sept 29;h. lSG6.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-10-05

TROUBLE WITH II RKEY. \ serious en-.
br lsn in our relations with the Divan has arisen
as follows sarkis Minasan, who has for many
wears acted as the resident agent in Turkey for
the sale of Dr. J. E. Aver u Co.'S medicines dri-
by the inc:eas. of his business to n necessity
for more room. built his warehouse in Constants
nople several stories higher, after having obtained
the necessary permit from the authorities. The
linens ui ueighboring mosque. which overlooked
the premises dcma- ded a large present in money
which was refused. They then applied to the
Grand Nizier for the enforcement OF an obsolete
law, which had been disreg arded two hundred
Years, requiring him 10 take down the building 10
eighteen feet, which was granted. and they com.
menced:t he work If demolition. Minasian then
applied 10 the American Minister, who notified the
Sublime Porte that American property could MT
be thus TITLED WITH and that the demolition must
cease Then commenced the usual course OF
Mussulman presaricauon aud promises but on
real redress, FINALLY Minister Norris informed
them that If their depredations continued, he
aloud order the L. ,. ships OF war To enter the
Bosphorus and Messrs. a eTs' medical warehouse
would not hc alone 70 tiless. stroke of his pen
could have laid the whole city under the sweep
of American cannon backed by men not sch
ooled in the lessons of fear, This brought them
TO their seuscs and speedy redress. Mlnasian has
now arrived In this country 10 present the case 10
oar State Department for indemnity. At length it
is something to say among the people, OF the
edf,n-" am an American citizen -. Columbia
Eet'uhiieau.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-10-05
Tho Fair

| We refer our readers to the Report 81
the Secretary Of the Society for an account
Of the entries made &c. The weather was
stormy most of the time which operated
badly for the success OF the Exhibition, and
yet the display in the Hall of manufactured
goods aud Of garden vegetables. and mis-
cellaneous articles was in the highest de-
gree crcdisalfe 50 also of the stock on En-
hibition. Each new year brings in new ad-
ditions ts the number Of blood. and of ex
ira good native and grade stock. \ native
cow with her calf 3 weeks old, part Dur
/ ham brought at auction, sold on the ground
about ninety dollars.
The somewhat celebrated bull belonging
to Joseph Grindle of Penobscot was on
the grounds. This animal was 3 years old
last April. and weighs 20ll lbs and meas
ures in girth, feet and Z inches.
Mr.. Francis A. Buck of Orland had
full blood AYRSHIRE bull calf, six months old,
pure blood Jersey COW, and a grade Av-
rshire cow Mr.. Benz. Smith of Surry had
a large exhibition of stock from his farm,
which was in the highest degree crcdita
bic Mr.. Bcal of Ellsworth had SPLEEN
did blood bull and some swine. The Messrs
j. T. & G. II. Grant had town team that
cannot we'll be matched anywhere. There
was some splendid drawing of oxen which
the Committee will no doubt do justice to
ii. their Report.
\. J. kenniston had bngcie wagon and
a sleigh in the Hall which does his carriage .
manufactorv much credit. These attracted
great attention.
Mr.. Macomber of Castine had 4 mita
turc steam engine. complete. and ready /,
for use, made by himself. which is highly /
crcditablc TO his skill and perseverance,
1t was one of the striking features of the
display of domestic cloths. which we were |
pleased TO see. We noticed suit of clothes /
domestic manufacture, by Mrs. Butler of |
Eastbrooh which speaks well for her i'll /
lustry and skill. There were among this
ample wardrobe of her husband, an over
coat, inside coat. wooden shirt under shirt
drawers, stockings, mttens. gloves and
scarf. There was large display of rugs
ana Q moderate one of quilts &c.
The fruit was not 50 full as for some
wears. Nor WAS there SO MITCH butter
The vegetable department never was 50 +
amply supplied. We cannot cnumerate.
but must leave this duty to the committees.
We saw four dressed dry Goldfish that
weighed over 100 lbs. exhibited by Mr. F
Treyett of Trenton,
There was much other stock besides that +
which we have enumerated. that deserve
notice, but we had not the time to examine +
all that was worthy of notice and must |
therefore leave all this to the appropriate .
committee.
some OF the trotting was very good in
deed. but the track was 50 heavy that the
time WAS not % good as these horses can
make.
The Fair. taking all the drawbacks into
consideration WAS a success. The receipts
from all sources was over nine hundred
dollars: but the most hopeful sign we see
about the matter. is the continued evidence
of an increased and Increasing interest in
this County enterprise by all of our people.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-10-05
I ii + y F. OP l. e S FRI y d


Perry Darts Iegetabte Pam Killer.
Possesses virtue, which not alone removes pain in,
SANITY. but regulates the stomach, gives strength
tone and Nigur To the system Ii is one OF The medi-
zines that Is worth more than gold.
Don't experiment In testing remedies, whcn'
you can buy the genuine Pain Killer. which every.
body knows TO be good.
The woodstock &C., n } sentinel says at IL
generally admitted fact, that the medicine man.
uiacturcd by Mrssrs. Ferry Davis \ son has been
instrumental IN alternating much pain aud giving
relief 80 million OF suffering humanity. The med
lcal faculty almost everywhere recommend the
Pain Killer. and its reputation Is now established
and may lie taken internally aud externally to cS'
pei PAIN iw36
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Shipping Neus.
PORT OF ELLSWORTH.

CLEARED.
Thursday. Sest, -.
schr. Rodoitlo. Lord. for New York,
ARRIVED.
Friday. Sept. 2s
"a Commodore. Clark. fromlPortlapd.
saturday. Sept. ~,
" Fell Whittemore, Boston.
g Forester. Remick, Boston.
- Grace. Alley, Boston.
Caressa. Lancaster, Boston
=" Agenoria, Means. Boston.
folphin, Davis.
- .thagsil Haynes, Beilatty. Boston.
Frank Pierce. Grant Portland.
CLEAREE.
" Fair Dealer, Young, for Boston.
sunday. Sept. Goth.
" Emily, Grant. Boston.
ARRIVED,
Brig Nyronus, Higgins, Boston.
sch. Elizabeth, ordan Boston.
Abiyal, Murch. Boston,
" Edward, Millikcn. Boston.
e Delaware, Wood, Boston.
- senator. Bonsey, Boston.
" Nandalia. L'rti, Boston.
- Mnniola. Holt. Boston.
Otronto, Hammond,
Tuesday. Oct, End.
=" t;anges, Tate. Boston.
: Councillor, Wood. Boston.
CLEARED.
Tuesday, Oct. End.
- Edward. Millikcn. for Boston.
- Forester, Ecmick for Portland
- Caressa, Lancaster. for Portland.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-10-05

10 tie Ladies' IF the -Ne'hodist Society;
Please accept our thanks for your gcier-
Gus contribution to our Church Fund. 1t
is with pleasure that We acknowledge our
of the lind thought which
prompted the deed
Be assured of our regard and good
wishes.
In behalf of the Ladies of the
| NlfARiAN SOCIETY.
Ellsworth, Sept. ~, 1867.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-10-05
PORT OF GREEN'S LANDING
reported by .W.ssr., Da,i. 3 20,

ARRrvEp.-Scpt. 2ith. echr, ..lbatlasst Crock.
cit from PoTiian >tILEp.-s2nd. T.. IL Nash
Cole. ALIAS. for New ORR Emeline D,x Trenton
bound Fishing Scota, Thurl,w from ishing. n.
tive, Whitmorc. fremont, for Portland; BenbQN
Drake. st George, y. Il. fer Portland; Forrest.
Cousins, Rockroft. for Bluehill: Jane Brindle
Hall Eo~kland. for MI. Desert 2+lh, r. Schi-
.Ianc Bfindlc Hail. Mt Desert. for Roc ksnd: sch
Abigail, Was. kocklhnd, for Addison; Caroline.
Nuiter ncsland. for Miilbridge 2jth.--Schr.
Aibatro.-, Crockett. far Portland: L, s. Cutter
Toucry Bond, bound Cruising. 2sth,-schr. WV.
Cr,ibtrce. Rockl..nd. for Hauc, ck 21th.-Schr.
Isozilia, stanley. Cranberry Isle, bound Fishing.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-10-05
Special Notices..
Ellsworth Gas Company.

n Otto T. is hereby gwen that the annual meeting
y vi the >t0s khulirrs Of said Corporation
will be held al the Office of \ ; Drinkwatcr ESQ
on Monday the Eighth day otDCtober neN nj >sN p
ell O'CLOCK \. NJ. ior The purpose of clccting iii
rector for said Company for the ensuing wear. and
To- transact any other business that may legally
come before said Meeting
Ellsworth sept 18th l>iG.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-10-05

SuvERINE.-We would call att ntio II
to this new and valuable article, for the
benefit of our readers, as we have tested
and find it to be all the manufacturer
claims for it, 1t really works wonderous
with all articles OF brass. copper. bronze.
&C., giving them instantly u coating of
pure bright silver which can be made per-
manent by an occasional application. 1t
is also the best cleaner of silver aud silver
plated ware we have ever seen, giving
the beautiful lustre found in new ware. 1t
is great saver Of time and labor, aud we
think after one trial no housekeeper will
be without it. We know by experience,
and have the testimony of scientific men
and prominent chemists. among them.
Profs. Thurber and Meyer, and Orange
Judd. Ed. Agfteniturist. that it con-
taines. mo ingredients injurious to metal or
the hands.
Believing it to be one of the most useful
invention OF modern times, we RECON-
it to our frlcnds,-[N. York Farmer.
the kindly admoni,ons OF nature asking for relief.
pom the first indication of pain, interugl ex-
teTnal use Hoods Rheumatic Compound.
They do not cramp orrack the delicate frame
70 weak constitutions, but will be Hound particu-
larry useful IN stimulating the weakeped and di-.
Tempered parts into healthy action. Use Parsons
purL alive Pills
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-10-05
70. .
John VI Halls President
What Betttr Way,

To purchase n small assortment Of pure Wines AMI
spirits than Ia brS assorted case 81 IL kinds Of
4 4. EielHrd'- standard spirits aud Wines for
-alc nj - Washington street Boston, and by Gro
GERS and Druggists every where.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-10-05
SURE; ItEyIEDKES.

DR. T. X. TAYLOR, II llASoyER srnftr, BosToS. has
received the fRtNcH EEstnits ana ih"ue OF urea
ant md trarraafed Posire1y Egeetudt in AL Dsea
rs oil the Blood Urinary aud Reproductive Organs and
all Irregularities and Complaints peculiar to Womau
Enclose step,p ard receive fall particulars BY mall
Suns.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-10-05

The Ladies of the Unitarian Society feel
indebted to the public for their liberal in
tcrest in the late Fair at Lords Hall. Our
success exceeded our expectations, and we
herewith express our sincere thanks to all
who extended favor.
Ellsworth, Oct. }, &C.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-10-05
Flourish Of Trumpets
topro claim il, success, that stondaad article
ChISTh0JR0'S HAIR DYE,

Z, now ahead of an! PREPARATION of it, class leo
pie ol Fashion, at lcnsih throughiy understand the
terrible consequences .n,ailed by she use of met
allie and Causic preparation, and atimit The super
los ity of this famous Vegetable Dye, Manufactured
b, }. ,Ei>TADuEo. Astur House, New York
Sold hy alt Drug 'isi.. Applied by all Hair Dress
lxxI
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" q park tstvc kinds Of our standard spirits and
VI inc. in one ease. send for assorted case
{. A Richards ~ Washington street, Boston. and
- Camp Street, New Orleans.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-10-05
Acknowledgements.

To fhe Ladtcs IF the Unitarian Seieieg Circle
Please accept the amount due the Meth
odi>t members of the | Mon Sewing Circle
n 4 contribution u Nour Church fund.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-10-05
MARCHING ON !

Constantly advancing ia public favpc, Throughout
the nitcd State, the British Colonies and spanish
Amcrit o. and needing no
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-10-05

DEAR AAERTeAN:--
The Convention of Editors and Publish
ers Of the State is now i'll Session in the
Senate chamber. The attendance is not
large. but additions are expected this eve
ming and by tomorrow trains. business
of considerable importance 10 the ffaterni-
~ hus already been brought before the
Convention for action, The Session will
ntinue to day and Tomorrow. Brother
Morrill of the Home Journal is detained at
homc by increased domestic cares it is re-
ported. As yet, but two representatives
al the partl,al p0blshAs and Printers
L ~ artis, d.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-10-05
H. A. S.

Surry, Sept. Goth. lSi6.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-10-05

There was but a meagrc display Of fruit,
but the specimens exhibited We're superb.
The principle contributions were. Thomas
Paine, Eden, john l., Moore and Carlton
Mctiown. Ellsworth. and Hon. W. &, Sar-
gent. Sedgwick. There was lively COM
petition for the premium on cranbelrcs.
and those who drew blank" only went
home fully determined. 10 succeed next
year. There were few lots of nice grapes
of open air culture.
LADIES MANUFACTURE.
There was less of fancy articles, but a
marked increase of substantial ones. In
the domestic manufacture of all wool cloth
and tlannels, the GUIDE wives of Waltham
exhibited commendable skill and industry,
king Cotton" must have abdicatcd there.
In the second story of the Hall, on either
side. and hanging on the lines. all the va
rleties and intricacics of the genus patch
work met the eye, WOODEN yarn of various
sizes and qualities, was exhibited in great
plenty, and, to all appearance, it was high
ly crcditable to the spinners. A suit of
clothes of domestic manufacture, by Mrs
ii. NJ. Butler, of Eastbrooh, is deserving
OF special nutice, an 0vcrcoat, sack coat,
vest, pants, drawers, stockings, shirt, neck
tic, cap and nlittcns, completed the suit.
MECHANICAL.
In this department, there was the usual
show list, and few items of novelty
One oil these, was a recunbent chair for
sick. a present Of one of them to sick
friend, would be an act of extraordinary
Kindness. Milton b. Silsby. Aulo'a, ex-
lfsiiged miniature bureau, Whitfield out
with knife, The Yankee with his jack
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-10-05

There could not hardly lie said to be any
disrla,, of this important branch Of rural
economy. a few lots. only, in some I'M.
pretending boxes slowed away in some I'm e.
trequcntcd corner, and some, so complete.
seereted, that the committc could no. find
them, Verify Henotogy mrss be at a
discount.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-10-05

This department was filled, and attract
ed inrch attention. Some Of the produc-
tons seemed remarkable. Squashes weigh
ing 65. 40 and % lbs. pumpkins more
than four feet in circumference,
eltron, onions, melons, and cucumbers OF
any desirable size, superior products for
even a tropical cline.
, 1866-04-14
TIE VOLUNTEER COUNSEL,
A tiHNiNc sNrrcn.

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= " P''"'>e "'nc onr. iiewns poor
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,uj, w.s il, ,hr OH. nnd ,ho ,hro,,y of Spec,n,or,
c,,o, i, number rs ,>~ci,tmeu,: puhli, o~,Aninu
was Setting in for Nopkins; h!s none, h.!pro.
cn,c, Ni,n,sscs who ..,y.a rowcYf mi ndyocnt,,
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uAs MI wthou. ,.s attorney All had w!,l.
drawn.
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Mnl.. kinaly. looking at The plaintiff.
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nm ,uo uoor 10 ,m,loy any more rcplitd the
, 1866-04-14
Hates Of Advertising.

F27 'n9 N'rre DC Iet ! mes otr i~l,5rion, SEQ.
for Hach Snli,a4aaii i|n>criiou, slnu.
Al''ffAi discount H'ric ~ 81 nly. Half Yearly, an!
4'-''''y aiy'uN1r,, A',afti stNirn;s cot, @ricucus'>
''p'ayri " spitti .glton,r,.
A',io@sa A~,>,, vlia,m r.r,. raul Pom L.
SamNet. 7. l%rilc,tI ot charleston Vim. IL. Na.l.
'S'1mNiA NeN A watdic, Savannah Az. Ba4,tf.
"rorsctbwn
rnr ln,, n,, .,.tu, IA. ,a,. ,orts orr.w.
Nald'.N, e"rn,r. of !outiei;,n l|liNtl,,h Streets
nni q Si'a9is = penu> MaNr: stree, orpo.i,c An
son.
>Nr.,aeuiN y a.rorS uv x.y. nl / ~,atc Il.
.''."' 'N'N>A shr'iU3ll \a-sut =. N,w Nurb;
" NaoHia-'tn >t,no,iou, tir or au;ro,ilNi Nt,n,,.
y tN'''f' Y '"''''' >li'>cr p'i,;is ana Nlyrit,r-
, 1866-04-14
CHA NEgSTLFS e;NrFp>&.
HIGHEST PREMIUM prcsg,tp. y, NI,..
l. th~yitNb!c Socicty, 1865
TIC no hUMBUC! WIAT! Way!
Cranes Grease Extr c.Or.

THIS co'nlhani tlar,u.llY rN,rAts Grc4'r.rl"lG.
l.r, Gus %V, from CuttnN, wuaitrn. tpri All ether huii
of .uJ,!. witlIoNtflC lc4si inilrN tuthc hnt>t t.ltri
ior tt inuNlu. Err'sr nom cost H0l-rs Hhd "ihrr
c,o,hi u.. cti Ict>. Sc. 1~cutv.thnu>tl t0NtS >llt
III tlIN-tl',t> Uf lilstOn III ipur weeks, IN r. |iuc'tLS,
ahulhircd ana lf;y Thousand, III, tlHt. tuppl,i on
reasonable t3rulS. AcNut> WGnt"i. Manufactured
aud fuld ~ A.o. ,EANEN ,ot tl3r Washington 81,
%.lio>tna. Mss. iui"iination as 10 It's value i"hc pb-
tiluc! q; this ";hc, - M Doc =. l.
WAKp, The sun, oih> tun1to a dolla,s ~tA - ptl
or ANY intoruiation ,hat z" al Leaf iutht allrrNen>ion
dcrcI H,ijaniin Mi>,cy, on King Street, l%g,rlc,iou,
on the sight OF IcN.2!t lSo Man CiyiIENS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-10
OpIuiou. OF the Press.

"DR DOhERfY Is a skiilful physician and
honorable ssutieunan. Any statements , pakes
70 Dis patients be Is sure 70 fulfill Thartaci Is
one srsat caus, OF bis eminent success In bis pro-
fs.zon- It Is fortunate that among the many I'D
y~er;lslng ply sicians there Is one who can be de
psndsd on-'-Rzview. ~
DIR D0HERrY'S reputation as a physician
IL s~ufaeisut guarantee Tor the cure Of any case
no ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
DIR pOHERrI has devoted bis study more
particularly 10 ehronie, specific and secret prac.
lice. and - such IL now the most successful of
any ply siclan IN San Franciseo."-Free Press
DIR DOHERTYS reputation Is second 70 no
other physician on the coast In ehronie and spe-
eiac practice.
.DA DOHERrY.-Few men In the medical
profession have succeedvd IN gaining the eoua.
deoce Of the public In their skill and Judgment as
he has."-Euqulrer.
"DR DOHERTYs ranks as one OF our most
disupgui.h.d pnysicians, and also one OF the most
sucee.stul. which ID now the criterion oy which
the lnrdieal practitioner "a ludged"-Eeho..a
"DR D0HERrY enJoys a more extensive
practice than any physician In this State."-EI.
Address, ". K. DoHERTY. " D.,
apis 3m sUs San francisco. Gal