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The Shasta courier., 1868-02-08

BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs.-" Your
Troches are too well and favorably known to
need comnendation. n.-Hoa Chas A. Phelps,
Pres. Mass. Senate.
my communication with the world has
been very much enlarged by the Lozenge
which now carry always in my pocket !;
that trouble in my throat flor which the
Troches are specific having made me often
a mere whisperer.- 2. fJJVlis.
The New York herald., 1868-06-12
COUNTRY HOUSES, FARMS, &C., TO
RENT.

A FULLY FURNISHED COTTAGE TO LET-F0UR
"A months, twelve rooms two acres land stable H
louse barn, hennery pge0nry one hour from Cy
private conveyance Address box s3 New YORK
Post Office.
The New York herald., 1868-06-12

FINE LOT OF GROUND-75xl0o5. FREE FROM
n rock situate Ffty.hfth street, between Fifth and
avenues be bought right BY applying to o. DYE,
l2S broadway
The New York herald., 1868-06-12

L,OR SALE-LOTs ON EIGHTH AVENUE, IN THE
r vicinity of the Boulevard JOHN g. ATTRID9E,
26l East Fourth street, from "a. N. TO r. NJ
The New York herald., 1868-06-12

LNoR sALE-A FINE BROWN STONE HOUSE ON WEST
street. Also others various parts OF the
.Iy j. MATHEwSON 4 SON, 81 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-12

ONLY AMERICAN LINE TO EUROPE
~ The elegant first class steamship
ARIEL Capt A. G. Jones,
will leave foot Canal street. n r. Saturday, June l3
for BREMEN, via COWES.
Rates OF passage In gold:--
First Cabin $50; Second Cabin, $50; Ste tse, $26.
The CIRCASSIAN will follow June n.
For freight or passage apply to
RUGER BROS. General Agents.
lO3 Pearl street and 40 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-06-12

CHEAP RENT-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT, I'M
medatey on the Hudson river, with abundance OF fruit
- 'A >'nu'' f'n' ALBERT BELLAMY, No. Pine street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-12

DY HENRY d. MINER, AUCTIONEER.-SALESROO
ID No. Costandt street, four doors west OF Broadway
Art Gallery S4 Broadway. Oil Paintings Chromos, Engrav-
pps &C. II. ID. MINER BARKER will sell at auction, on
Friday and Saturday. June y and l3 at o'clock each day.
their No Cortlandt street. hne colec-
ton of OIL Paintings Engravngs Chromos &C. now on ex-
The New York herald., 1868-06-12
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY JUNE H. lss8-TRIPLE SHEET


DY HENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.
ID HENRY H. LEEDS & MINER will sell by auction on
Friday June H. at 10 O'Clock, al their saesroom W LID
erty street, -
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
consisting Of general assortment removed Tor
Furnture velvet Brussels and ingram Carpets gt frame
Mirrors rosewood Paor Suits in reps and hair cosh Cen
tre Tsbies rosewood, black walnut and mahogany Bed
seads, Bureaus Washstands, Wardrobes Cottage Sun
Chairs Sofas and Lounges In haircoth and reps Ohan.
delers stair Carpets, Mating, oak and black walnut
extension Tables Bufets black walnut and oak dining
room Suits green crimson reps China and Gassware
&c. large number OF Books, &C.
Also at IL O'Clock, -
rosewood ~ octaye Grand Piano, made by N1nns CLARK
rosewood octave Piano, made by Sc0ebbeler Schmidt
The New York herald., 1868-06-12
oOAsrwrsR STEAMSHIPS.

TEXAS LINE, FOR GALVESTON, TEKAs..FREiaaa1 II
ADNE Captain Gates w leave pier Es. river WI wn no as
forwarded to the interior by railroad For or pa
sage having superior accommodations apply TO o. d. All
L0RY CO., lby Maiden lana
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST.*Loufs, July %.
AT meeting OF the merchants on change
this forenoon resolution was adopted that
after August 1st thirty-two instead of thirty
i've pounds of oats snail constitute q bnshel
10 this market.
A resolution was also adopted urging the
City Council to permit the extension OF the
North Missouri Railroad track to the eeva-
tor on the levee, with view of facilitating
the shipment of grain in bulk to this city from
Northern Missouri and Iowa.
Generals Grant. Sherman and Sheridan ar
rived at St. Joseph last evening, and we're
citizens and escorted to the Pacific House
amidst enthusiastic cheers, music and firing
of cannon, where Colonel Harbin delivered
an address Of welcome, after which they
were entertained by the Grand Army OF the
Republic and citizens generally.
Similar demonstrations were made on their
arrival at Omaha yesterday forenoon. a
large concourse Of people received and es-
corted them through town 10 the headqnar
ters of the Grant Club, where they ascended
the platform and we're introduced TO the peo-
pie au idst deafening cheers. firing Of can
non, DC. Subsequently they had several hand
shakings and were greeted with unbonnded
enthusiasm.
The large sawmill Of Hall & Lennon. on
Second street, between Bremen and Angles
rodt street, was burned to day. Loss on
mill and machinery $4,000; insurance Sl5,-
OoO.
Gems Grant, Sherman and Sheridan ar
rived at Macon, Mo, on the 23d, and were
received in very hosritable manner by
nearly all the people Of the town. The party
were introduced to the crowd, and returned
thanss after which they left on the Central
train for st. Louis
The Times publishes an account Of
Democratic meeting at Elk Lick, Saline
county, last Saturday, being disturbed and
broken up BY Radicals. Two or three fights
occurred during the early part OF the meet
ing, in which several heads we're broken and
other injuries inflicted; bu, subsequently.
while Col. Phillips was speaking. he was in
terrupted by man named Howard who shot
another man. Three Radicals were killed
outright and seven others badly wounded.
Five or six Democrats were also seriously
wounded.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Ml1DN1G1lT REPORT.
FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July %.
Speaker Colfax arrived at eight o'clock
this evening, and was received by the tam
ners and escorted to the residence Of Gov
Bross, where be is holding reception He is
to be serenaded al 10 O'Clock
John A. Ray, Stale Printer OF Michigan, is
dead.
The Indiana express robher was released
yesterday by the Canada authorities, FOR lack
Of evidence.
At Toiona from 10000 TO $1,000 Texas
cattle have been unloaded. The Spanish ie-
yer has broken out within ten days and seems
to be sweeping the native cattle before it.
The public have taken measures TO stop the
importation Of Texas cattle.
Mr.. Coliax appeared on the balcony, in re-
sponse to the wishes of large number Of
the friends, and was met By Hon. j. 3. Rice,
Mayor of the city, who welcomed him in a
brief speech.
Mr.. Colfax then addressed the multitude,
which by this time numbered fully ten thous-
and persons. He spoke about twenty min
utes, aud was freqently interrupted by ap.
plause. He will leave tomorrow at 8 a. M.
for South Bend, Indiana.
The Soldiers ana Sailors Republican
State Central Committee met in this city TO.
day. General Hasbrack WAS elected Chair
man Of the Committee, and Colonel John
NJ. Snyder, of Springfield, Secretary. An
address to the Soldiers and Sailors was issued.
The So, 900 stolen Saturday last from Mr.
5artling, of EorthGeld, in this county, has
been recovered through the aid of detectives.
The thief is in custody.
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FROM THE SOUTH.

ATLANTA, July 20.
Joseph sill and q. o. Miller were to-day
elected .. s. Senators on 4 Joint ballot oi
the Senate and House. The announcement
of the election Of Miller will give general sat-
isfaction and was received with cheers There
WIS much confusion on the announcement
and the gallery and lobby were ordered to BID
cleared.
NASHVILLE, July 20.
A bill passed the State Senate to.day
unanimously expressing the inability of the
State to meet the interest, aud providing for
fsnding the State debt, the principal and
interest due and to become due in thirty years,
the bonds at six per cent. interest, payable in
Nashville.
In the Senate resolution Was offered to
raise joint committee TO wait upon the Gov
ernor and ask him 70 recommend the removal
Of the political disabilities from the disfran-
chised citizens Of Tennessee.
The constructions train went out on the
Nashville + Northwestern Raiiros4 to-day.
Regular trains will run a. seoa - ~ road i,
rspairsd. ).
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FROM CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. July q

CHICAGO, July 90.
A fire last night at No l76 Lake street re-
suited in a loss Of $1,000 to The stock Of fur
niture Of Il. Alexander, and $1,000 TO the
building, owned by Vim. Blair.
In the case Of Chas. II. Berry6eld ys. G.
x Z. l. Railroad, to restrain the Company
from denying the legality Of the last issue of
stock, the Court yesterday issued an order
sppointing Edward st. John and Peter Gar
diner special masters to receive accounts OF
the holders OF shares belonging to the S4a,-
600, and report to the Court
Schuyler Colfax will arrive here at eight
o CLOCK this e eniug He will be met at the
depot foot Of Madison street by the 9th and
10th Ward Tanners and citizens generally,
and escorted to the residence of Gov. Bross
on Michigan avenue.
AT o clock Tomorrow morning Mr.. Col
fax will leave for South Bend, where popu-
lar ovation awaits him. A large number of
bis friends will accompany him from this
city Three hundred Germans have offered
themselves as an escort.
The Pork Packers Association Of this
CITY yefterday appointed Prof. Pamgee and
w. b. Richards committee ID visit the
central and southern por,ions Of this State. 10
investigate the disease which is proving so
fatal among the cattle.
/. T. Fowler was yesterday robbed Of five
hundred dollars, at the First National bank,
BY grab thief
There were 224 deaths in this city for the
week ending July 25th, eighiy-nine Of which
were from cholera lnfantnm.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WARRINGTON, July 20.

WARRINGTON, July 20.
There are two thousand supervisors and
twenty-five detectives 10 be appointed under
the new tax bill, since il was signed by the
President.
A large number Of applications have been
6led at the Office Of Internal Revenue for
these positions; many applicants being col
lectors and assessors seeking promotion
The detectives will probably be chosen from
among the most Efficient officers of the late
corps Of agents and inspectors.
Under the provisions Of the new bill about
500 inspectors Is special agents, and 10 rev.
enue agents went out of oNce.
Quite number of members Of Congress
who were unable to leave the city, are en-
gagged in the transaction Of business impor>
tant to them and their constituents. Several
have also visited the Executive Mansion for
the purpose Of hurrsing up the business
which requiredsthe consideration Of the Pres
ident.
Prior to their departure for home the First
National Bank of Massachusetts made appli-
cation for revocation of their appointment
OF Government agents.
The President has issued o general order
reorgan,zing the Southern Military Districts.
The States of North and South Carolina
Georgia, Alabama and Florida now consti-
sute the Department of the South, General
Meade to command, with headquarters at At
lanta.
The Fourth Military District is reduced to
the State Of Mississippi. Gen. Gillena cons
,inung in command
Texas constitutes the Fifth Military Dis
trict, Gen. Reynolds commanding, headquar-
ters at Austin.
Louisiana and Arkansas constitutes the
Department of Louisiana under the CONS
mand of Gen. Rosseau, headquarters st New
Orleans.
Gen. Rosseau is relieved in command of
the Department Of Columbia, BY General
Crook.
Gen. Candy is assigned to the Departs
ment of Washington.
Gen. Edward Hatch is ordered 10 relieve
Gen Buchanan as assistant commander Of
the Bureau Of Refugees in Louisiana.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New York, July -. &
The Board OF Health at its meeting yesterl
day adopted resolutions and regu la,ions pro
yiding for prompt dlsiniection in cases Of res
ported cholera, similar in eflec. To those in
force lastyear.
The Treasurer was instructed to procure
the approval Of the Governor to the loaning
Of $4,000 to be used by the Board in West
chester and Kings counties.
A report was presented by the Sanitary
Board in relation to sprinkiing the streets
nh disinfectants.
DR.. Harris weekly report Of mort ality sta
.istics WAS presented. showing the death rate
in the city has fallen off to an extent fully
equal to the absence Of the fatal effects OF
heat.
Thee suicide mania continues unabated.
Yesterday afterneea Casha.iae Foaghten, Of
654 Thirty eighth street, cut her throat with
a razor. and yesterday morning Daniel Mil
lerof 81 Lamcns street who had been locked
Vp on charge Of assault and battery, com
mi,ted suicide by hanging himself to an iron
bar Of the ventilator of his cell Yesterday
evening an unknown man al Coney Island
blew his brains out with pistol
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FROM NEW YORK.
New YoRK. july @

New York, July %
Chief Justice Chase will he here to-mor-
row, and will stop a. the Metropolitan Hotel
The Chinese Embassy arrived to night and
will remain day or two before proceeding to
auburn and Niagara.
She Erie Railroad company have contract.
ed for $4,000 tons Of steel rails, some OF
which have arrived, and tho remainder are
TO be delivered during the summer.
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NAw YoKK, July 90.

NEw YokK, July 90.
The Herald's Wilkesharre. Pennsy lvanis.
fpeeisl says. At nearly all The co,larirs,
srot;,ed in this ST ction, work was resumed d
TO day The mi.trs will go 10 work to-mor
row at Hrz lfon'4. in Lei igh rrgion. Althe
coilrrieshr hr- IN operation except NJ the Stock
ton works, aud tomorrow operatives sill g.
10 work here. In Schuylkill county the
miners are still lying idle, but from present
indications will unquesiionably 60 to work in
q few days. In Lehigh valley the Railroad
system of paying men by the hour works adj
rn:rably.
CLEVELAND, July %. !.
a large number of the delegates have ar,
r.ved to the Temperance Convention, which
meets to-day. The meeting Of welcome
last night was only moderately attended. 1t
was addressed by DeWolf, G. W. G. T., Of
Ohio; Prne and Berry, of Massachusetts,,
and Neal Dow, of Maine.
A still in Bakers Oil Refinery, exploded
last night killing one man and severely injur-
irg two others. The premises were burned.
Loss $4,000. The Diamond Oil works we're
slightly damaged.
BosTos, July 20.
Three bridges or the Boston and Hartford
Railroad were burned last night. Suspected
work of an incendiary.
PirTsBuEe, July 26,
A terrific oil explosion occurred at the Al.
burn Oh! Works Of Hafersy l. Waring, eight
miles from this city, resulting in the death OF
young man named Jas. Cargle, sud proba-
bly, two or three Others. The oil running
out caught fire from the furnaces, communi-
eating with other tanks, causing q terrible
explosion. Works entirely destroyed.
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LIME: LIME! LIME!

gHVH0 LAWRENcE LIME co have their work. com
rleted, and are prepared TO fnrnieh their superior
Lime In ananttiss Mt the low ST ket rata
The arrangements sud facilities t
ring transporting their works viii enable them
Keep NH supply all ords,s msy be Il fl
II Rnels Hardware Store, al the cfnce CT he Etc-
kuk Asuuf.ctsrine Company.
E. FORD
!anefndtt Manager
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES,

LONDON, July 20.
lhe act passed by Congress for the protse-
ton OF American citizens abroad is unfavor-
ably criticised by the English press, tho ah
lis passage does not appear to excite surprise
or anger. The journals affect to consider the
bill as partisan measure for effect on legis~
tons, but ahink it will promote the success oil
American negotiations with foreign powers 10
secure the re establishment of the principles
OF nationality
PARIS, July %
The Corps Legisla,f closed its session yes
terday.
ST. PETERSBURG, July %.
The Emperor Alexander has called con.
ference Of thirteen members to meet on the
10Th Of August next al ST. Petersburg, for
the purpose Of arrangi the ma,tef Of an
International Convention pfsdvinr all the
great powers to abandon the use Of explosive
bullets in time Of war.
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For sale.

EOr NHIf.
An AIRES OF Iasp-nesr Farming ten, Iowa
II III tht nalists p A1tri
-
4 DE@lhAtLt H. NttfIENIH pb Hlsfi street, between
~ Ftith and Sfs1t streets, tt0F tnst ft6u the
Congregational Cbhffh- frame IIouss 18th tr
aud good Ltisr. ip lot, wA tIAle. Strait 1rses
ClstpTn 4c Title good tpau ~
apfE6-Ffls NM FfIT n 50 MAth ktrett
A EkY desirable Brick Dwelling, with
tvo Gut In sfnd rtpatf, sde 1rhbd
Asstue, htt#ern sth aud sth stle,te.
appl, ds W9 FULTON,
payHp ~ hHIn ST.
4 Uts std ., B.Ht ~, r.rast Uei,t, n
snssis ube ofahe met d. ssifsAe loo atons In the
rity
As3 fs,tf Of Lots ard 2, In b'ntk 1877, corner
Cone IT ui,i Ninth stesis, ia which IL asety ffsra
u story tIft hHetng
Also fat. l. 2, aud in tIeck i2a. corner OF Cot
cert aud Hishth.
All Ior hale 81 very Moderate hFutfs. Enquire Of
WM EUtTuE,
ins,5 81 Ma Street
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saane sxffhxs euf WILLS ,. >. aAuesnaE
N SELLERS 4 CO..
from + EONu derS n &.UnchfMiSfS

CTEAM ENGINE and generaIMi Work,
NJ Cars and Steam Fittings; plain ard Ornamental
ron and Brasa Caatings; Agents for McaesAn's
Double single acting forcs and lifting Pumps 0if
prfs Injector FOR supplying Boilers. corner Bonde.p
snA x nh k-t ttnnNk-div
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w all Paper.

A ne~ stockos
wAIL. PAPER AND BORDERS
For sale at reduced prices By
nst27 NV WKaTCOTf
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. ]

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, July %, 1863.
Holders Of 80 traasury notes falling due
July IS, 1868, are notified that the time for
conversion of these notes into $40 bonds,
will cease on the the lst Of August next.
Those desiring to have their notes converted, !,
should address them secure to the Secretary,
and deliver them to the express or place
them in the mails on or before that day.
Signed. II. MCCuLLocH,
Secretary.
The amount of interest on United States
bouds, which amounts to over S65, 900, which
is payable in coin at the Office of the Treas
ury Of the United States, arrangements will
be made to acquaint parties interested Of the
fault, IN o. der to effect discharge of this
public obligation.
Only twenty-five Supervisors are author
izsd to eappointed under the spirits and to-
bacco bill, but already over one hundred ap-
plications have been filed for these Offices,
Several Of the Western National Banks
have recently been called on to increase their
securities, which has become requisite on &C
count Of an increased amount Of public de-
posts. In all instances these banks have
complied with the order.
The First National Bank Of Charleston
Illinois. has voluntarily ceased to be Gov
ernment depositary.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July %.
The Chinese Embassy left Washington to-
day for Auburn, New York.
The force in the Adjutant Generals Office
has been reduced fifty or sixty clerks, owing
TO the failure of Congress to make the neces-
sary appropriation of money for their employ
ment.
The following order was issued this after
noon.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

| by TELEGRAPH.
AfTEKNNsspN DkNfA1CHEA.
----------------
From Washin 6 ton.
IFCEE DI.a RYIS ~ :.
Oil Explosion in Pennsylvania.
Change of Military Organ
iZaIiOns.
New York Health Items.
SUICIDE MANIA UNDATED.
SPEAKER COLFAX IN CHICAGO.
spanish Fever Among the Texas
Cattle.
Political ARRAY In saline IOun-
~. Missouri.
LATEST NEWS BY CABLE.
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THE CAPITAL STOCK
TeIegraph ,Connections.

IfleErapn OnneCtlOns.
The Great Western Telegraph company Is un.
der q contract with the Atlantic and paelhc Tel
sSraph Company, who have wires now In opera
tipn from New York to G hicago, and are At work
pressing the wire construction to Keokuk, Ito
which point Il will be finished In fe weeks
iis way to California We occupy the Office al
Chicago withxhe Atlantic snd Pacic, and receive
each others messages and torwar dihe same. The
Atlantic and Pacific Company connects in New
York with oil the competing lines that are now
doing bnsiness at the principal an intervening
points in THIRTEEN STATES and heir lines being
daily extended. The Dominion line toppostionl
Of Canada is now being built TO all the Lake
Hntaro and the st. Lawrence river ports, incIaI-
ing 0gdensburg, New York Southern mpeting
lines are DOW going up from Louisville and 81
Louis TO New Orleans, afording connection for
the Great Western in that direction In short,
the North and South. and tie Middle States are
81, work on competing lines, and |. needs but the
c4pstruction Of new lines in the States abyre
named to eomrlete the circle Of the most H,si-
ness portion OF the Union.
j. SNOW, SEcRaTA1
Once, No. 13l Randolrh-st, LmM
Block, Chicago.
|. ]. A. DlEKERSoN,
Agsnt for II mo kO u
1un4ls-d4vone~ @ :
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For Sale or Exchange,
IN part for City Property.

TFE Furniture and Lease Of the Billings
House, Keokuk fowA. This Horse Is in better con-
on for the entertainment of guests than 1t has been
ier several yrars TIE Proprietor in the meantime
,ssthepasropagr Of his friends ard the rnhis
derpA-dn
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,. ). aAuesnaH

SINGER SEWING MACHINES
= NJ Macomber, Agt.................. Fourth street
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Political ARRAY In Saline tOun-
/ ~. Missouri.
LATEST NEWS BY CABLE.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK i44a.
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DIRECTORS.

EMsHAs. wADsaohTn,
Chicago.
NATHAN mEARs.
sANusLHALE,
C. 3, rARwxIL,
VA Trkp1N. : = = 49,
| VA Turpin & Co., Chicago
Gage Brothers & Wsltars Chicago
JOHN HAIsas,
ples'i arden City rns Co. Chicago.
LOMBARD,
Prest Finh Sationsl Rank. Chiesgo
Gray. Phelps Co, Chicago.
Culver 4 Co Chicago.
TB GARDNER,
PB Gardner 4 Co chicaab
DAVID KREIdH.
Da,ii Hreigh & Co. chioetb
HKFAIRBANK,
Falrbsrk Peek 4 CO.., ChIeteo.
SNOW.
Sec. @, ". Tel conp'y
Gen wsatn art s1.sar Hr- ehfe,s
MDoIlMAn,
RoRYRr M,oHEsNEi.
| FRANCIS rsBEsa1s,
Chicago
JosEpHM DAKr.
c nrcgwlTii,
a DWIGHT,
Corey 4 Dwight. oa'essoI
Jp fogg, son 4 c.. Chicago
joliet. NJ
Detroit, Mich
n IF ALLEN.
I Barker, De. Moin.s, low.
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GltEAT WESTERN

UteSferM EtiSliiHfiOM--AFead-
Quarters az Chicago.
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nEAL EsTATE 4 IEsUNANCE AG'TS
II q Tn .Eyck cor Fourth 4 Main sta fup stars
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-12-12
THE EYES! THE EYES!
Or. E. H. PARDEE,
OculiSt and AuriSt

A FTER A PROTRACTED BLINDNESS OF
N more than FIVE years, DR.. Pardee has made
himself thoroughly and scientifically acquant-
ed with all diseases of the Eye, and is now prac-
tcing with a success not surpassed in the Uni
ted States.
All operations performed, such as Strabismus, ,
or cross eye, Cataract by linear extraction, De-
preston or Absorption, Pterygium, or ieshy
membrane growing over the eye, Reduction of
Staphyloma, or bullying out of the eye, Artificial
Pupil, Fistula Lachrymalis, or closing of tear
passage, and all dcformites of the Lids, etc.
Artificial Eyes inserted without the least pain
and possessing all the movements and brilliancy
of the real eye. large assortment constantly
ON hand and for sale at reasonable prices. The
Doctors Eye Bath for the treatment and cure of
all nervous diseases is used all over this coast.
Thankful to those physicians who have sent
him cases for operations, he hopes that his uni
versal success will warrant continuation of
their confidence. His celebrity operator is
co-extensve with his success, as patients are
presenting themselves for treatment and opera
tions from New York and Boston, almost m onth-
ly. Many patients can be seen at the Doctors
Office daily, in different stages of recovery.
Ofice-737 Clay street, OPPOSITE THE
PLAZA San Francisco. 16.l3:1y.