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ALECTUEE ON THE NATURAL TREAT
MENT and Radical Cure Of Sperrmstorrhma, or
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sex
ual Debility, and Impediments 10 Marriage gen
orally Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy and
Fits Mental and Physical IncApacity, resulting
from Sclf-Abuso, &C., by Robert J, Culverwcll,
NJ. D., author Of the Green Book" DC.
"A Boon to Thousands Of Sufferers"
Sent under SEAL il plain envelope. to any a1-
dress, POSTPAID, on receipt Of ak oents, or two
postage stamps, to CHAS. J. g. KLINE h Co,
1873 Bowory, New York Post Office box 1883.
Also DR.. Culvcrwell's "Mcrriage Guide" price
q cents. mRy5dwSm.
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Daily ARGUS,
Premium Job Printing.

orders for jos PRNrING will meet with prompt
attention at the ARGUS OFFICE, aud be executed
Ia the very best man DER and at reasonable rates
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FoRTY CENTS line will be charged for
each insertion of all articles under this head.
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LOCAL COLUMN.


FIFTEEN CENTS line will be charged for
each insertion Of articles under this head.
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NICE PLACE FOR SALE.

r OFFER FOR SALE MY PLACE, situated on
4 the bluffs in rear of the Moline High School
building, consisting Of % acres Of land, and all
kinds Of choice fruit, rIcnty Of good water, &C.
&c. The buildings are not Of much value and
should be replaced with good sno'. Tho site is
the most 81 bio in this region, overlooking Mo-
line, Davenport, al the Island. part Of Rock
Island, and having An extended wow IN Iowa.
/ also have materials on tho ground for new
buildiugs, which, together With the place, will
;,nnSedrI,6 PETER DUBUQUE.
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New Mich Cow for sale. Enquire at
Underwood Bogue's warehouse.
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YouSG MEN's Christian Association meet.
ing, this evening, OF o'clock, in the United
Presbyterian church.
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THE EVENING

in town was principally passed in the dis.
play Of fireworks, and social discussions of
the events of the day. So far as We have
heard, no disorder, of any kind, prevailed.
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ILTIIAM II NN'I NIIHJTI
Willenhnll, Englnnd.

This is to certify that have been a suf
ferer from Indigestion and violent Sick
Headache for upwards Of four years. Ihave
consulted many of the Faculty, but have de.
rived no material benefit from any source,
until tried Perry Davis Pain Killer,which,
| am happy to state, has done ME more
good than all ever tried before.
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Testimonials from England

SIR Having suffered severely from
rheumatic pains in the head and face, ! was
induced, from what heard sold Of it, to try
Perry Davis Pain Killer, from which soon
found relief 1t is indeed a valuable article.
am years, &c,
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Npe' NGuth
l Cures Powers, Congestion, Iu1ammatlous. q
Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collie. 70
CryinRiColic 0r Toething Of Infants 2,
4 Disrrhma of Children or Adults,
Dyscntory, Gripping, Bilious Colic..25
Cholera MOrbus, Vomiting ......,....2i
Coughs, Colds, BrouChitis.......,...,,.25
s Neuralgia, Toothaoho, Faoeache. 2,
Headaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo "a
10 Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach ..,....,,,,. III
II Suppressed or Painful Periods. 20
II " Whites, too Profuse Periods .......... %
- " Group, Cough, Difficult Breathing %
II " Salt Rheum, Erysipelas EruptiOns. %
ID " Rheumatism, Rheumatic puins.....,.25
lG " Fever and Ague Chill Fsyor, Aguos 50
II Piles, blind or bleeding .................50
IS 0pthalmy, and Sore or Weak Eyes..50
10 " CataTrh, acute or chronic, Influenza 80
20 " Whooping Cough, violent cOughs..u5O
Il Asthma, oppressed Breathing, ..."....5O
y Ear Discharges, impaired hoaring 80
q Scrofula, enlarged glands swelliugs..50
2! General Debility, physical weakness ~
2j DrOpsy, and scnn,y 7ccrotions .......,.hO
% Sea Sickness, .lonuoss from riding 80
y Kidney Disease, Gravel .......,.. ...,....a 30
- Nervous Debility, Seminal Ennis.
sions, involuntary Discharges Loo
~ Sore Mouth, Canher.....,.......,.,.. 50
80 Urinary Weakness, wetting bel..,..50
81 Painful Periods, with Spasms
32 SuHerngs At change Of life.,........ 90
50 Epilepsy, Spasms St Nitus' Dance Loo
81 " Diphth0ris, liberated soro throat.."JO
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FOR ONE DOLLAR.
ENERGY BRICK.

4 TEIysON. MURDOCH & CO., will sell
II Briaa, delivered, for Sight dollars per
thousand, and are prepared to mako contracts foE
any amount at eleyoQ dollars pes thousand In
he sail, builders NEE suTomcpt IanStH-
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FOR SALE.

7 OFFER FOR SALE MY LOT AND BRICK
l. Saloon, on the cast side Of Market Square,
formerly occupied as an auction room. The lO-
cation is one of the best in town.
JOB ROSS.
Rock island April II dtf
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LAFAYETTE SALOON.
Corner Orleans and Madison ats.,

THE UNDERSIGNED desires to announce
L that be is still ready 10 receive all HE old
friends OF biz estsbliEhment with which is now
connected an excellent boarding houge.
jun2ldlt1. AUGUST ROSWOG.
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WATCH SALE--at Manufacturer and
w Importers Prices. chance to buy new
watches at half price. Everybody should send
for circular and price list giving full particulars,
which will be sent free on application to SAVORY
CO., II Hanover street. Boston, Mass.
rnRY20dIm-
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InE mo NIcERs.

The catholics and iremcn aud turner's
had grand times at their respective pic mics.
Each had a platform for dancing in the
denscst shades, and with excellent bands,
the young and gay were enabled to "Trip
the light fantastic toe in spite of the op.
prcssiyo heat Of the afternoon. We visited
both places, and found the utmost unanimi.
ty and enjoyment prevailing. Policemen
were useless wariors there, as every one
seemed bent on having q good time, without
disturbing, or intrcnching on the rights Of
his neighbors. Want of space prevents as
extended a notice as we would be pleased to
give.
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ESTHER BRIGGS,
RnlAa,n L.u-.lnnN

bOIkOu, lJuE ihuu'
GEErLEMEN-I have much pleasure in
speaking of the great efficacy and usefulness
of your Pain Killer. Two years ago | was
severely afflicted with painful internal dis
ease, when friend Of mine, who had just
returned from the states, gave me small
quantity of Pain Killer, which he had
brought over with him. took it as direct
ed, and the relief was immediate, and so
satisfied was of its value as a medicine,
that / Immediately sent to New York for
half dozen bottles and nm thankful TO
say, that it has proved to my family and
friends who have used II Of inestimabe val
ue in relieving almost ali kinds of pain and
suffering. Yours, &C.,
H. d. MEAD,
No. Pail Mall, Manchester.
iun24dwlm.
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the Judges stand of one hundred dollars 10
twenty-five, on Lady Alice. Not taken
Second Hsat-Kirkwood wins by half a
length, Time 2'37s
Third Hat--Lady Alice wins by three
lengths. Time 2.37l'
Fourth Reat-Lady Alice wins BY half q
length. Time $40
Frfb Hedf-Clark McAlister drove Kirk
wood. Lady Alice wins By a few feet
Time 2.i6.
A feeling Of dissatisfaction and distrust
prevailed to such an extent, that the specta
tors declined to remain 70 See tAa race for the
500 purse, aud it was dispensed with.
The events ofSsturlay have cast a very bad
odor around the irotting ground, and what.
ever may be said in his extenuation, it is
very evident that KiFkwoods time was not
what the public hal reason to expect from
him,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nR. JAMES, FORMERLY OF JAMES
II Lock Hospital, Custom House street, New
Orleans, La, established in 1850, for tbs last
seven years located in Chicago, H., can be CON
suited at HE Office and parlgTs
New-York tribune., 1868-08-10
STRAY NOTES.

Ton, plocide the famous old comedian, mar
yied near New Orleans the other day woman & ~
he made love 40 odd years ago Iuions bachelor and
The lady has been lately left Weal'hy ""0",
Mr. Tbomas Ball, the Boston sculptor, has
completed very adnlTaD;S NV those who have seen
A. IL Is TO be east plaster Mr. Ban returns 10 fIoi
enoe in October ,, -, TUJ5
ho az commenced in Toronto by Nh. A. IL St. German
Ii to he Independent politics, and sold Tor one Pey
r. is neatly printed, and contains talr amount VI
ing original and selected matter.
Frederick w. SymOnds the pedestrian, arr Sst
a Chicago on Saturday afternoon after uaD 5t DAYS
miles lie accomplished 1lO0 miles OF tis ~ he failed 10y
days to make the entire journey IL 'D'
time, % days. ~, o,-. .lo+
~ ~ t,,tlj,1,s there damaged by the recent nOod
was lie bouse from which, Whittier mas .olu Is,
Barbara Fritcher waved tne sssed by on bright Sep
as StOneWaH JacksOns loio' P
tember morning -.
Cncumbers are eagerly sought after at tins his
Of the year a eT p1eUarafion Peel
them slice them down into pieces cutting @ thein e DTly
tin put on vinegar cider vinegar Is the best pepper
the Wen aud then raise the window and pitch them IN
10 the street.
The corner stone of the chapel of the Diyin-
v school Of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the DO
rc of Massachusetts, was recently laid at Cambridge,
with appropriate ceremonies, by the Bishop OF lue
Diocese The engraved plate deposited IN the Soriet T.
stone states that the building Is To DC erectu az yJ @
cost and charge of Robert Means Mason ana his DeoNeu
brother tie Rev. Charles Mason, ID. ID.
Two men ascended to the summit OF the
tower OF the Catholic Church at Fail River the other day
iumped INTO the waiter which Is used for hosting stones
pulled the support from under IT, and came 70 the srou
n distance of 100 feet, with fughtful velocity singular
TO relate, neither was killed. Both were somewhat
Jared by the shock and had hs ankle dlsOcated'
This was the only injury sustained
When The Helena (Montana) Herald wishes
to charge an enemy with putting himself II mildly AS
serts that he "bOYdtcs." IL calls butcher SAUSAGE
creator" and announces match between Two sleep
fists" This is very bad, for Wild western 1ouTha
fists but The Hampshire Mass Gazette, published IN
civilized country, attempts TO match It's coempOraies o
the Occident by using Z" crate" for speak, ETC.
The English Reform League have discovered
the mechanism OF the disturbance at the recent GuIH
hall meeting. IL appears that roighs were regularly
hired and piled with bread and beer for the OccasO ana
that they Toared and shouted according 10 the sgna OF
fugeman. The League iuierentally chalEG tne & hoiu
"had he really desired To maintain order he might nave
done by ordering the removal OF three conspicuous
sigIalmen"
New-York tribune., 1868-08-10
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL

L IDSON XIV Ek AND nAhbEM RAIL-
ROADS.-On aud aner MONDAY, MAY ~ 1903 trains for
Albany aud Troy connecting With Northern and Western trains will
leave kew.lork a. follows:
M ErUsst rsn via Hudson River Railroad Thrietbst and
Tenth through Bufao Suspension Bridge and Saratoga h
out connecting Al TO With trains for Rutland Bur
ngou from hea1OIk 10 Rochester
connecting With sleeping for the West via either North or south
Shore line.
Fouye connecting Chatham vih Western Railroad sI Lebanon
springs Psle Albany with Western trains Troy With
uans for SAstoEa. Rutland. Burlington, and the North
llaOa Express trto Hudson River Railroad, connecting Al
Albany with for the West Troy with ans for Raaa
Burlington and the North DAEiag0om attached TO tins Train
thra.gh Sarso.A ., MI.
.r conE.,tng AbanT With Western trains Troy
xitl traips fnr Montreal, With sleeping attached.
I4 m E1pss Harlem Railroad. connecng at Chatham
with Western Railroad for Lebanon SpriugS Ptshed kc and
Albnv sh Western trains Sleeping attached at Albany
6.n m Erpr Hudson River Railroad with sleeping
attached roush Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without change
Also sleepugear every day creeping sAtanays aao,e
from Sewlo through 10 ogdnshuR whont change va Rome W.
aud Railroad Connection FOR Troy will DO made At En' AoAJ
M ,rsin Via Hudson Railroad, with sleeplnges attached
trains for Bu fo and Bridge
and At Troy Saratoga and points North Drawing
cars attached al Ahanv -, q,
q, pnsb.ne and intermediate stations leaving NesYork
al arriving NeriOrk 20
SUNDAY train HARLEM Railroad leaving Forty seoond al
ga m ana arriving az Mertou at 3:tJ ReuuiuE leaves Miller
ton arriving H New Org az " m VI, p,,
New-York tribune., 1868-08-10
7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Leave James.

M Greenpo and all way stations except wosisie and Willow
Tree Eohport Passenger Train. and all stations
eept Wos Tree 33o kIggs Train for Geupor stopping al
MueolA HckUe and all stations East $50 Notthpou
Passenger rTain aud all way stations except Willow Tree
Train, aud all staNOuL All
connect At Mneoa With trains and Hampstead Glen
sunday Excursion Train leaves Hunters Point HemDsed
Glen Cove North lsp Nopor aud all stations Hun
ters Point 6l0 Takes effect June II, 1893.
j u RARrnN Nunrrnarlnni
New-York tribune., 1868-08-10
NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
1904 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1864
COMMENCING MAY 25 1868
Passsul Station IN NsvYo Twenty sevsuhs st. and Fourth
Entrance on Twenty .seVenthst

TRAINS LEAVE NBw.YoRK;
For heNiaven and bridgeport 500 (Br). ii.O II Is
(kID 3t0 thIl SO, 40, 3.n 400 tsx IN
Milford Ststo Faraed southport aud westport 100 L3o
a m m.;A a3l T. 10.
sor.,l 100 400 (EG 900 I0o N l2I5 CRrl aOO (BL
3t5 80 tEx }, $50, 400 (BK.) m
For Darien, 100 800, 30 a IN 3S, L20 so ?.
For Stamford 200, 500 (EIl 900 lSo RlS (ELl AIS 400
CBID at5, 40 (kI), 40. 30 63O, aOO (BI) p. m -.
For Greenwich aud intermediate stations 100 800 l0 nj Ila
W. wv WV CONNECTING TRAINS
FOR Boston via Sprn F6sld 500 a. (EI 100 (BEl 400
FOR Boston via Shore lane, ~ Is (EI J. 500 p. N.
For Hartford aud Springfield 500 (EL is 800 (ELI 800
For Connecticut River Railroad 400 CIl lAsp 70 Mon.
treal 3OO y NJ. to Northampton.
For Hartford Providence and Fshk Railroad 800 tRI) 2s
For svso London and StOninsOn Railroad 400
For Canal Rsrosd M llS 70 EOrthsmVOa and VIII
hansbnrL
Nor kAuxatuek Railroad, $50 a aOO p 10
SorwAk Railroad 1to NV a. m lLl5, 40
'"""V" F"s ~ JAMES ii. HOYT Sapt
New-York tribune., 1868-08-10
gab Stbools.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
~ The Annual Term Of this Institution will commence 81
No q Lsyettepace NswlorE on WEDSEsDAi Oct and "i
continue until Graduates admitted 70 the Bar without
further Catalogues and other information may be obtained
By letter addressed at the same place TO
THEODORE " DWIGHT WaPien OF Columbia College Law School
HARVARD LAW SCHOOL, Cambridge
MassTEo terms beginning sept TO- le9 ard Psn ~ iSol
The Resident Theophus iaons LII D. kmO WASH
burB D. Nathaniel Holmes A. NJ Gentlemen oi distinction IN
from time to special topics Application
ut be made information either Of the Redent Professors
New-York tribune., 1868-08-10
Corporation notit,s.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Pubiic Notice is
~ hereby given to the owner or VNu'rs M o. & " -
tbs foowng Assesments have sai lodged In 's'
Of Assessors for eSaou by All Per'oa' iu'e
i For paving Nswstrset from ,yesees With N'o,
I'd For paving Murray street. from Broadway wsts,eet vs
81 For paving Rectorsisst from BO.way the Hudson River
th For paving Exchange place Broad Hanover ssi
The Hms Embraced by such Assessment include an The ssy
and Lot. Of Grousd vacant Lots pieces ard parcels d i
is Both sides Of street was, Beaver aDi h'
eIent Of half the block on the aerseei, 'teyts la,
% Both ies OF Murray street fom Brdaay 10 NestsTeei a
the extent Of bali the block on the usT.ec,a, streets
-, "a Both ,ts. Of @ o er,s :" s ~. s'''1
tA Both sides Of BIehAnssPce iou brad street TO Hanover
All persons whose Affected ty the above named A',~
msDs and sho are opposed to the sane or either o. then s
their eee % Basement SeN Court ou'
within sbiry days from the date Of d.. sssse ,v p..,.
JonN p; oTLLWkLL Of
onee, Board q Assessors New Court House Asgnsie tS
CORPORATI0N NOTICE.-Public Notice ls
hereby gwen 70 the or orI'I' oSs9SAIS & I
sSI,s. a3d q ,. psS H . s the
Of the Board Of Assessors for rramozon by all perez, ie're,.
First For paving Canal street from Broadway 70 West street ''
r.sns and grading ssne 'rss; o% Esa,S .'s
The limit. smhacsd by sueh eat nad. all several house,
and os Of ground lots ABd parcels Of land naA'
Ht Both ndss Of Canal street from Broadway 70 West sss
also both sides 81 the Intervening streets to the extent A VIC
sseosa Both sides Of sr,ysah from Eighth svesO'
Of half bloch s,he w.y SlIsy-shs stree,
All whs.. D,sts.t. affected The .eSyensu<d
70 pressai er osjeetou. in vnus .Sb Oasey Charn,s
the Beai Of Assessor at their eaee No. Cs.ses ,I s,
!oSs' !oHs ; SSETiSRiL, Beard Of Assessor,
Board Of New Court House july 81 lSes
New-York tribune., 1868-08-10
gtttur,s anS gltttinss.

CAMP MEETING NOTICE.-The Annual
~ SING SING CAMP MEETING r q carae 10.
I'll FRIDAY 4th inst Steamer Antelope foot o arsoh~i ~
g. and West Thirty fourth 81, at 85 each norn Genera >es q.
foot Of Chambersst tue Ad h llt 4 HssOL 4 ne
Trains Hudson River ka1st lhietsL bsfoi
At Gas Ia. ll:3O a. H., and g. s;l5, $50. ald
Returning the Boats aud Cars leave Ss frequently longLop
the day JOIN MILAN. thairnsh I ON
New-York tribune., 1868-08-10

THE SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD of Long
Island rsnaas through tOm EsS rsrk I,sp Trains win
leave for the prs,en os Roosevelt and Psrres
le ns@A for all stations $40 Erprsss connecting with
haabosi GJ i've hssd, tH D. u. teg " saassA ri 49,
New-York tribune., 1868-08-10

NEW JERSEY II. R.-For PHILADELPHIA,
~ va KsasSston s:,' m Via Camden a m I,tG Via
toustos u IN. 73o m For Souba aud W-so m, IL
uoou, 1880 ~ -
FOR THE WEST.To Cincinnati aud Chsago-s:OL u, H m,
D. m 1870 D. fhe $50 nd 1880 trains through With bu,
Syet Palace seepngcA train through
Clensat vort change making same connections Cueinnah as By
earlr a. IA trains other T. lines Family
Moo aud Thurs through Chicago without change
connecting a 10 aanc Of other lines With s moring trains oa
New-York tribune., 1868-08-10
Excursions.

nAILY EXCURSIONS to GLEN COVE and
~ ROSLYN landing Whtestone BaylS' Dock Great Meek
Sands Point Motifs Dock Glen Wood On aud after MONDAY
Jupe rs the steamer ARROwsMTH Capt Mue viii leave Peck
sp River every morning 9lo for the above land
lngA Reinnlng MiL lnaye Roslyn al $3.50 p.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-10
60 Ulbom II map 6onttm.

Go UlHom II map Cuntnu.
COLLEGE REGATTA-Any gentleman who
ar. r,ou,,ted 70 sspd their Ilfessrs THEODORE BACON,
r. o. Boz No. 3.Jt9 HsN.iork CITY.
VNHE "YOUNG WOMENs HOME" of the
ladies' Christian Union removed from Esst PouTteeuhst 10
No n North gtonqusre Naedougalst Good refer
required from persons applying for board
New-York tribune., 1868-08-10

srSp.y TR,,x,a.1o Z, m Wav Train for OtVlej Ia fo
Paterson, p m NgM Erpr,ss for DoDklfE Baaao hoehe'sf
points West and South $50 m, bmsAA' anu
Way for Paterson lnd Port JerVA
Trains through "a Salamanca Dunsf s'
change coaches aud direct connection Win All Sou'1n ~'
Western lines. O.. .......... IN
Perfectly YenlAte1 aud LururiOas Seephs NoA1h' e0"P~ al
Night Trans. "a, p-o.lw.,
DEPOT foot Of Cbanbrrst hewiok aso Long DOCK Depo jersey
New-York tribune., 1868-08-10

An Illustrated le 10 the principal suburban places the Lns Of
tie Eastern o Railway has ben prepared and can os o
of the Company free Of charge by those wishing 70
personally the referred TO- With we view oi senA
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-03-14

ENGLISH FEMALE TYPE SETTERs.-
The attempt in England to employ fe-
males in type setting, seems to have
been failure. A London paper says
The girls manage to scramble up
their reprint copy pretty tolerably, but
when they come to correct at the stone
they do not like it at all, and ''squab-
bles" of all sorts are the consequence.
Then, again, stopping after eight o clock
to set proof out, is quite out of the
question. Sundry whistles and signals
are often heard from their anxious
swains in waiting. and then the girls
are artful enough to throw their bonnets
and cloaks down to their sweethearts in
the streets from the top windows, and
leisurely passing down the stairs in
their office costume, as if merely going
from one room to another, they quickly
slope off in mysterious manner. In
spite, therefore, of SO much real hum
bug which has been expended on tho
scheme, the female compositor idea is
another proof that whatever may be
woman's mission, or whatever her prop
er place may be, it is not in the print.
ing Office.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-03-14
TO FEMALES.

When female is in trouble. or afflicted
with disease. as weakness of the back and
limbs, pain in the head, dimness of sight. loss
OF muscular power, palpitation of the heart,
lrrltabllity, nervousness, extreme urinary diff.
fcultes, arrangement of digestive functions.
general debility, vaginitis, all diseases Of the
womb, bysteria. sterIity: and all other dis,
eases peculiar TO females, she shoull 20 or
write at once to the celebrated female doctor
W. K. Doherty, at his Medical Institute. and
consult him about her troubles and disease,
The Doctor is efecting more cures than any
other Physician in the State of California.
Let no false delicacy prevent you. but apply
Immediately and save yourself from painful
sufierings and premature DEATH All Married
Ladies. whose delicate health or other cir
cumstances prevent an Increase in their fam
lies, should write or call at DR.. W. X. Doher-
tvs Medical institute. and they will receive
every possible relief and help. The Doctors
Offices are so arranged that he can be consult,
ed without fear OF observation.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-03-14
AMERICAN SKATERS IN GERMANY

AMERICAN SKATERS IN GERMANY
AN American student in Berlin,
writing to friend in this city under
date of January 10th, says in relation
to the exploits of some Americans upon
the ice in that city, that they had pro
duced quite sensation. He gives the
following translation from a Berlin
newspaper:
"Skating is true art. One can
heartily say with Button, La Styl c'est
rhomme.' Skating exhibits a mans
character. Germany's passion for skat
ing, and excellence therein, has passed
into proverb. But to America be-
longs the prize. Every day in the
Skating Park, two Americans perform
such difficult evolutions, their circles are
SO symmetrical, that the figures drawn
and cut upon the ice can be measured
with pair of compasses. One of then
carries his painting to such perfec
ton, so unparalleled in his skill, as to
describe a perfect circle ten times in
succession, without taking his foot from
the ice, whereby he of course, always
attracts crowd of astonished specta
tors. Therefore, hats off to Americs
in this modern art"