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Ire AIS eassp.

This evening Mr.. w. u. washington's admirable
picture OF "rhe Interior OF Grace Church, with the
Rev. Dr. Morgan Administering the Rite OF Infant
Baptism" which mas been on exhibition during this
week win be offered for sale at auction In the gallery
OF Ncssrs. Leavttt strebcigh Il Co. It will be no
credi, to the local sympathies OF our New York
public II the opportunity OF retaining this work OF a
native American artist who has enjoyed al the
advantages OF the highest European culture. In
neglected. Mr.. Washington. like NJ Leutze. made
his early studies ut Dusseldorf.
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sum OF $40 900 carried on. The Fellows maze ehox
escape with the pluuder. several persons have tcen
arrested on suspicion since then on charge Of being
implicated In the deed. Ingasail was quietly working
for 81 day In this city when the detectives visited
him They had warrant for hLs arrest. but ehas
would not have been OF much account n he felt In
cned TO give the officers any trouble. He expresses
much surprise when he WAS made acquainted with
the object Of their VISIT and volunteered 10 give mp
his work and 20 back to Pennsylvania without tho
necessity OF o requisiol nom the Governor OF the
State. ingalsan Is fine honest looking, good-nar
would be one OF the last men that would be sus-
pected OF doing desperate deed. His demeanOr as
police headquarters yesterday favorably impresaeo
all who were present when he was brought there
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MASSACHUSETTS

Heavy Appropriation for the HoOsic Tunnel.
BOsrON, June T. 1903.
In the House to-day the bill appropriating
100000 for the completion OF the HOosic Tunnel
passed to be engrossed by 107 yeas TO 81 nays The
bill amended TO provide for the reservation Of
$1,000, 900 OF the contract money until the work
shall be completed.
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THE FENIANs.
More Abelt the Great Canadian Scare
Troops Being Sent 70 tsthe Front''-Arrest o
Eeuann SvUunehixapu.

More Absst the Great Canadian Scare
Troops being Sent % ssthe Frent''-Arrest Of
Fenian syDDashixers.
Al aU MONTREAL, Canada June L. 1868.
The Fenan scare throughout the Dominion Is in
creasng instead Of abating and the authorities ada
TO the general fear Of impending raid by the ex-
tensive preparations they are making. In this city
flying column Of four companies OF regulars ana two
battalions OF volunteers under orders to move at
moments notice to any point they may be ordered.
At Quebec the volunteers have been ordered to draw
the requisite amount Of ammunition and rations and
to keep themselves prepared in every particular for
campaign. large force of British regulars is to
be sent to Prescott next week. and In the meantime
large quantities OF ammunition and other war mate
rial are being forwarded to that point At Atheloane
Canada, the Fenian sympathizers are jubilsnt and
boast that the news they have OF the movements Of
the Irish leaders makes 1t certain that the invasion
viii take place before the goth inst. Two men
arrested at Sweetsburg yesterday charged with being
Fenian spies. Maps and papers duplicating them
were found In their possession. One OF the men has
but one arm; he says that he came from New York.
Both Of the prisoners are now confined in jail and
strongly guarded.
Assenishing Stories from Fenian Sources-The
Aggressive Preparations.
ga MALONE N. ", June 4, 1858.
Fenian fairs are TO be gotten up here and at st.
Adams VT, for the purpose Of covering up the COL
lection OF men for the coming raid into Canada.
large number Of arms are rapidly arriving at this
point and elsewhere. and prominent Fenisns say
that within the present month they will have large
force and firm footing In the Dominion. The
HERALD correspondent at Chateaugay Four Corners,
under date OF the Sd inst, writes that two loads
% small arms arrived at that point that day, and
that an invasion into Canada is certain to take place
by way OF Burke and Chateaugay.
Movements Of Troeps-Onc Regiment Going
Back TO England.
MONTREAL, Canada, June T. 1858.
The military authorities have obtained possession
OF the Court House and Academy at Huntington and
Durham for the accommodation Of the troops which
are to he stationed on the frontier.
The Seventy-eighth HlghlaIders are under orders
for Quebec, to relieve the Thrtleth regiment, who
to leave for England.
1t Is believed that the government does not attach
sufficient Importance TO Fenan rumors to induce
them TO retain the Thirtieth regiment as it was sup
posed would have been done.
A despatch from Halifax says the Fourth regiment
Is under orders to proceed to Canada on an hours
notice II is understood that the Royal Alfred line
Obattle ship has been detailed to take the regiment
to Quebec.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
Tho Cheapest and Rest Newspaper In tbe
Country.

Tho Cheapest and Hest Newspaper In tbe
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week. now
ready, contains the very latest European News by
the Cable up TO the hour OF publication; Telegraphc
Dispatches from Europe, Central ASIA Abyssinia.
Central and South America, Mexico and other points:
washington News; Letters OF Acceptance from
General Grant and Mr. Cofax Obituary Of ex-
President James Buchanan; the Current News Of
the Week; the Fashions; Amusements; Varieties:
Facetie; Scientific, Artistic Sporting. Political Re-
ligious ana Literary intelligence; Editorial Articles
on the prominent topics Of the day; Our Agrculta-
raj Budget; Reviews OF the Cattle Horse, Dry Goods
and Boot and Shoe Markets. Financial and Com
mercal Intelligence, and accounts of all important
and interesting events OF the week.
TERMs:-Single subscription, s2; Three copies, s.;
Five copies s.; Ten copies, SIS; Single copies I'VE
cents each limited number OF advertisements
inserted In the WEEKLY HERALD.
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ROME.
Bspauct to Kx-Miuister Adam ms.

HapqHet 90 KX.Min1stcF Adams.
QUEENS HOTEL, LONDON, June 4, 1868.
kilograms from the Eternal City state that a
banquet was given on Tuesday to T. Buchanan
Reade, 1t which Mr.. Charles Francis Adams, ex-
Minister OF the United States to England, aud
number of American artists were present.
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ILLINOIS.

Election Of Directors Of tho Chicago and
Northwestern RailroaA.
CHICAGO, June T. 1885,
At meeting to-day the stockholders OF the Chi
cago and Northwestern Railroad elected the follow
ing directors Henry Keep. Henry Baxter N. L.
Sykes Jr.; John N. Burke. Samuel Sloan. Bens
Jamin Nathan. Joseph H. Benedict, George 8.
Scott, John BiOOdgOOd, y. p. James. w. =. Cur
nee, Russell Sage, OF New York; John B. Turner.
William Ii. Perry. Ii. Smith. George L. Dunlap, Of
Chicago; Alexander Mitchell, or Milwaukee. 1t 10
understood that the present western management
will be retained.
Trottins Match at Chicago.
CHICAGO ILL.,. June 4 1919.
the trot TO wagons between Bashaw and Jim
Hockey came or to-day the former winning the Sec
ond, third aud fourth heats. Ttme-2:30. 1884 and
2:3lk.
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Of Troeps-Onc Regiment sOiai
Back TO England.
HnNrrnuav nanada Tuna taaQ
MAINE.

Grant Ratification DIecting at Augusta.
AUGUSTA June 4, 1858.
large meeting was held tonight, at Granite Hail.
to ratify the nomination OF Grant and Colfax. Gov
ernor Williams presided, and the meeting was adj
dressed by Mr.. George Sncpley and Mr.. Wales
Huhhard
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Two Pennsylvania detectives vino arrived IN this
city some days since arrested yesterday man
namd O. A. Ingalsan on suspicion Of being impli.
csted In the robbery Of wealthy family residing IN
the OIL regions Of Pennsylvania. The robbery ailud-
Cd TO, IL win be remembered, occurred tn the early
part Of the present year and the circumstances
under which 10 was committed were these:--Thr
house OF the family robbed Was entered by humber
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TENNE SSEE.

ARRAY In Memphis--A negro and white Mss
Fatally Wounded.
MENPHIs. June 4. 1865.
An ARRAY occurred last night between the police
and negro burglars, who had entered counting
room. during which Captain Perry, southerner,
and police 0ffcer Wright we're shot, the former
fatally. One OF the negroes was mortnliy wounded
and the others escaped but through the confession
OF this negro the others, three In number. wore
arrested this morning.
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RELIGIOUS.

synod o. sbs Reformed dinss
Yesterday
HUDSON. N. r.. Juno 4, 1885,
The attendance at the General synod Of the Re-
formed Churcn to-day was much larger than thas o.
yesterday. many delegates having arrived on the
trains last night and this morning. The forenoon
session was devoted exclusively TO business. The
sacrament of the LORDS supper was celebrated this
afternoon. The sermon was preached BY the Rev.
WIN. X. Duryea Of Jersey City; Rev. Q. r. Brown,
u. d. OF Japan and others, also delivered addresses
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CUBA.


Csaaercaai and Marine IntelIisesee.
lan HAVANA, June 4, 1ses.
sugar u quoted at reals per arrobe for No. II
Dutch standard. with but few sales. Bacon, IKE.
Der 10. Flour, sl2 so per Dbl.
The steamship Bienville, Captain Baker, arrived
mere today.
The steamship Rapidan. Captain Cnsesman, sailed
To-day.
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OHIO.
Base Ball Match at xsnIa, Osio.

Base Ball Match at XenIa, OHIO.
CISCrNsATI, June 4, 1903.
About one thousand persons assembled On the
ball ground to-day ut xenis, Ohio, TO Witness the
match game OF base ball between the xenia Club, OF
that place, and the Athletic Club, OF Philadelphia.
Only eight innings were played and the game re.
suited IN o defeat Of the xena Club by O score OF
20 ~.
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MiCHlG AN.

OniciaI Vote Of the Recent EIection-tienvy
Majorities Against Negro Suffrage and Pro-
hibitiOn.
DETROIT, June 4, 1868.
The Detroit Post gives the Official canvass of the
votes cast in the election in April last as follows:-
For the constitution, 5,756 against 1t, l10.5s2 For
annual session Of the Legislature 0Is: for bennta,
session, 1O0,31A For prohibition, 72.473 against
so,143 Majority against the constitution, 3s 500.
prohibition, 13,670.
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PORTUGAL.
A United States Steamer Leaisy.

ChIted States steamer Leaky.
QUEENS HOTEL, LONDON, June 4, 1858.
me United States war steamer Shamrock, Of
Admiral Farragut's feet, which sailed from the
ragus on Wednesday for New York. has put back to
the port OF Lisbon for repairs, having sprung aeak
st sea-
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NEW YORK.

TIE Republican state Ceuvention 20 Be Held
at syracuse on the sth Of July.
ALBANY, June T. 1863
The Republican state Committee met here to-day
and resolved to call state Convention for the NOM
inaon OF Governor and other State officers OF syral
cuse on the 18th OF July.
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HUDSOr, ~. H, June ', 1890.
The annual Convention OF spiritualiss OF the state
Of New York met at the Lyceum Hal, In this city,
this afternoon. The attendance was very siim, and
prospects Of q tame and short session.
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Circulars Of Every Description aud Notices
to attend meetings printed In the neatest ms.se
similar place In the city the METROPOLITAN JOE
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT ~ Nassau street. II.
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Everybody Hus Heard of Knox's Great iIAs
s12 Broadway and almost OF the nasc
line persuasion has bough worn or seen Hat from hat
N imnense and were NIL tho KNOX HATS to be suddenly
taken off the who daily and repasc
the bridge half the lords OF creation would
suddenly lind themselves hatiess KNOX Is at the head
the bon ton viii always mud good artcie ~
the foot OF bridge the town side.
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The Bank Return.

LONDON, June 4, 1858.
The regnar weekly statement OF the Bank OF Eng
land, made public to-day, shows that the amount OF
buon In vault is E679Ooo sterling greater than last
week.
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All Ruptured Persons Notified.

Or. J. A. SHERMAN, Artistic surgeon Respectfully non
he his patients and the number aed who
have called at hs Office during his absence anxous to re-
ceve the aid of his experience that he has returned FROM his
visit 10 HavaDs and prepared 10 receive An
at his office No. 69T Broadway.
DR. SHERMAk'S inventions the only established,
comfortable radical cratives for Hernia Rup
tre In IT, varied forms and stages persons OF every ae.
without regard to the duration OF the disease
DIR. SHERMAN In the founder OF the "harado Grande,
Havana, Cuba established since for the tire 81
Aen method OF this terrible OF all human anc
where from the OF his personal attention,
the rather than themselves The OF his
pupils await his periodical visits
Descriptive circulars with Photographic likeDesses 81
cured other particulars matted receipt OF TIVE
postage stamps.
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DISASTER AT snA.--LrvsRPoor, June A-De
spatches have been received here which state that
the ship Lessng was recently wrecked on tue coast
OF scotland. No lives were fest.
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PAMPHLETS, law Reports, &c., Sxecutrd
neainers quckness and despsscn twenty-five per croi
cheaper any other printing establishment IN The cty.
a the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
NFNr. 81 Nassau street.
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Claims Of Defeated Candidate--Prcbabte
Early Installatieu Of the Elect.

NEW OKLEANe, June Z, fs08.
m reply to request from one Of the defeated can
didates for permission to examine the election re-
turns for the purpose Of contestng the seatof his
opponent General Buchanan states that q certfned
abstract will be furnished by the Secretary OF state
as soon AZ u be made probably by the 10th inst,
which will furnish ell Information required " 10
generally believed that forthcoming order win I'm
sall All those elected who can take the test oath
and that this order probably win take erect about
the 1Oth instant
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Eyertlci.'s Wedding Cards, 301 Droadway-
The elegant In the city. Also Frencb Sosc fspef 80
tablfshed 1870.
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(.cutlcmcu,s Light Beaver Drers Hat, 81
comfortable Hat out for wear. Price only ~.
q. ". GREEN, Halter, 14s Nassau strsct
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BntcheI0r's Hair Dyc.-The Best In the
world. The only perfect Dye harmless reliable 'natAnsa
neous. Factory Is Bond street.
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PhaIOn's Sc Paphiau IOtiOn'' IL the Only RE-
liable remedy FOR benishes OF the skin.
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| Cri.tad0ro,s Hair Dyc.-The Best Evor
manufactured. Wholesale aud retail lso applied ~ No.
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Royal Havana lsOttery.-Prizes Paid In ssesd.
Furnished The highest paid for Dooub'ons
aud all kinds of Gold and silver.
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DR.. vergner' EiecfrO.Chemical Baths, Cor
ncf Eleventh avenueTo the nervous rhe0
matte all sufferers from chronic diseases or mpur'y q
l,sh ond
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Neatncs-, Economy aud Despatch Comh!ncA
orders Metropolitan
iahmeni " Nassau street
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A.-Ward's Perfect Fitting Shirts, BROAD
way and Union square; also at 3S7 Broadway
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InvaIids, wheel Chairs, for Use Indoors o.
out; price geo to @4l Invaids' Carriages To order.
s. w. SMITH, 20 william street, New York
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A.-Styiish and N0bby Hats for Gents ana
youths at popular prices BURKE, is' Fulton street.
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For First Class Printing Of Every DescriD:
ton 10 the Metropolitan job Printing EstabnnmcnW
Nassau street.
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Boots, shoes, CATERS and slippers In Every
''''''' ~ ''''''"'' '''' &C RICHMOND.
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A.-yyard's Cloth Lined Paper Ca'!nrs and
Cuffs Broadway and Union square; also Wholesale ana
retail at Ss7 Broadwsy
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A.-PhniOn's ssPephian Soap POsscsses abe
properties the "Paphian Lotion. 25 Cents cake
will not chap the skin is Invaluable Tor the TOILET
BATH and NURSERY.
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A.-PhaiOn's "Paphiau L0tian" Removes
FRECKLEs, PIMPLEs. TAN, SALT kHEUa, EafsiP-
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The Famous C0rncr-91 Nassau street,
corner Fulton The Metropolitan job Printing Embellishments
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Wigs, Toup ees and Ornsmcutai Hair.-isSst
quality Hair Dye and Hair Dyeos, all coiors 81 "AiCuR
LOR's, 10 Bond street
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Wigs, Toup ees and Orns mental Hair.-iscst
quality Hair Dye and Hair D,eoe, all eoors 81 1Aicu
LORs, is Bond street
The Evening Tolegrss.
TIE EVENING TELEGRAM HAS A LARGER CIRcu
LArros THAN ANY OTHER EVENING JOURNAL IN
THIS CRY. Ir Is CONSTANTLY AHEAD or ALL ITS
CONTEMPORARIES IN nArTEKs or LOCAL NEWS.
AND IS NEVER BEATEN IN IT'S CORRESPONDENTS
BY TELEGRAPH OR MAIL. :.
Advertisers now realize tina, tn. EVENING rELEoRAx
the best medium through which To rssos the public,
public everywhere also appreciate has the HvENIN0
TELEGRAM Is the best aud oay live sv-nins aa~sp.pe~
now published in hi. or ns.shOonns o''.s.
The advertisement. Ia the EVENING rELEaRAx are
paid for by 'he OIL up hut renewed sss
paid for every dsI separately Last evening alone over
crowded GU, for wan, o. room, su, DID coasAis
over nine ss,n columns snes i've Advertisements.
besides sixteen columns Of to, latest, Important sss
,os n,srvssins nose dag, all Of which sss s~ay
.s.d O,. re ,Aca..od:.o OF delighted gs.d'r:
- - -
ros vwcal SID rhesuicsI items and Criticisms Ne
TELEGRAM aye sways rrs.s fe.ess spsrssos end ssss
able; NJ fashionable in,spes the recognised sasos.
in me circles OF ne creme Ne Labor Trade
marine ssd STOCKS Reports commend attn. Tee s~-
sA.st ne Ls..orss ssd ne .scss..'e
THE SPECIAL rELEoRArWc cossssrosoRycs
q NE EVENING TELEGRAM from w.slinsson aaa
special reports Of sess houses ~ Congress svs-s ccos'
she mos authentic, reliable and from ,ss' cs,
daily copied FOR Their into the morning.
gspsu.,
Is asws-aiways The and vsry ls'eshs' given the
largest circulation Of any evening ceore pie
ishsd and this immense circulation recommends - all
elass.. q, the best possible advertising mediiun.
Advertisements should be sen, In me
,.s 90 AZ 70 secure good grocer besl'ns.
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. 20.

REGISTERS OFFICE, CARSON CITY, New
February Y Z, 1865.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the Crrsus Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany, by John Nelson President. has TINS day
died in this Office adlagram, together with q
notice Of application for patent from the United
States, under Act Of Congress, approved July 70,
1860, for Six Hundred Feet Of the Comstoek
Lode, known as the Cr9sus Gold and Silver
Mining Company's claim, In the virginia ana
Gold Hill Mining District. Storey County Neva-
ia. SAID claim Is bounded on the norm oy the
Cholar- Potosl Mining Company claim. and on
the south by the Copper's and MILLS ground, ana
The northern line OF sid claim has adireition
north TO I6' west and south 80 ~ east, and
passes through a point In said line marked on
diagram No. 1, from which the center OF the
Crosus G. & s. N. Co.'S shaft hears south CT
ly west ga feet. Thesouthern line OF said claim
begins at a point mar ked No. :. bearing sousn
Iso Ia west 500 fee, from the first mentioned
point No. I, and has a direction parallel with the
northern line. The walls OF said vein or lode
are unknown. and the extent thereof laierally
cannot be aseertained by actual measurement
but n il b bounded on each side by the wall OF the
same, the amount OF ground between the end
lines and the unaseertalned walls OF the lode Is
estimated ut ten acres
In addition to the above estimate OF ground
said Company claims the following described
surface ground: Beginning at stake No. rom
which the Crnsus shaft bears north o9' west3t
fee, and running thence. LIST. north 10 ~ east
IsO feet; thence () north COO ~ westsO feet;
thence (D south 500 IS west 200 feet: thence Cl
south $40 42 east 1877 feet; thence ~ so nth "
is.,. th.nee north lSo ~ east IT3 feet to the
place Of beginning. containing l s.l0 acres.
WARREN T.. LoCkHAKT,
fvll.sOd Register.
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MEDICAL.

nR. JULIEN PERRAULT. DOCTOR OF
~ Medicine of the Faculty Of Paris, Graduate
ofthe University Queens College, anil Physician
OF the 81 john Baptlsir ~Soelri! 81 San Fran.
cisco.
|. DR.. Pcrrault has pleasure to Inform patients
and others seeking confidential medical advice,
that he can be consulted daily al bis oihcr, Arm.
DRY Hall Building. NortheAsi corner Montgomery
and Sacramento streets. San fraDrlsco. Roms
Nos. 8. 10, II, frst floor, up stairs, entrance on
either Montgomery or Sncramcntostrect
DR.. perrault't studicsh have been AlInontsxclu.
sIyeiy devoted TO the cure Of the ysrloustorms Of
Nervous and Physical Debility, the rsSults Of In.
urious habits acquired In youth, which usually
terminate In Impotence and sterility, and perma.
ncntly induce all the cOncomitantr Of old age.
Where q secret i~nGrmity exists involving the
happiness Of u lie and that Of others, reason and
morality dictate the necessity OF It's removal, for
ItiH q fact that premature decline Of the vlgor OF
manhood, matrimonial unhnppiness, compulsory
single life, otc.. have their source In causes. the
germ Of which is planted In early life. and the
bitter fruit tasted long afterward; patients. Ia.
boring under this complaint. Will complain ofone
or more Of the following symphonic; Nocturnal
Emissions, Pains In the Back and head. Weakness
OF Memory and Sight, Dlychsrgcfrom the Ursthra
ON going tostoolorinaking winter. the intellectual
Facultlesar are weakened. LOSS Of Memory ens1cs,
Ideas are clouded, and thcrri Ia n dislnclinntIon 10
attond 10 business, or even to reading, writing or
the society Of friends. etc. Tho patient will
probably complain Of Dizziness, Vertigo, and
that sight aud hearing are weakened, and sleep
disturbed by dreams, melancholy, sighlng. palpi.
~tatlons, Paintings coughs and slow foyer; while
some have external rheumatic pains, and numb.
ness Of the body. Some Of tho most common
symptoms are pimpleAl In the face, md RohlnG In
different parts Of the body Patients suffering
from this disease, should apply Immediately to
DR.. Perrauli, cltherlD person or by letter, MS he
will guarantee u cure Of seminal EmlSsions and
Tpnpnfanea In al IN aiOhf Make