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EhufatiGnal.

MISS MUI:DEN AND SISTERS BOARD
IM ING AND DAY sCHOOL-1be Exercises of
this Seminary will -. VI be resumed on Monday,
January 4, 1869.
Mdle. PIERSON, of Paris. has been engaged for
the French class. 3mwH December q
THIGH SCHOOL OF CHARLESTON.
III The Exercises of this Institution will be re-
sunled on Monday. January 4th Thorough instrnc-
ton giyon in L1tin, Grecb, French German, Mathc-
natics. and the higher branches OF English.
Tcrms.-Twelve dollars FER quarter payable il ad-
vance. No extra charge for french, German or Sta
t.cpery. ". u. KINGMAN, a. NJ,
December % u Principal,
rVNHE DUE WEST FEMALE COL
L LEGE This is orc OF the most fourishing in
stituons il the $iae. Pupils received at any linc,
and charged from the time OF en- eIing.
Tuition Including Latin and French, 81 per
month.
Boarding. including Fuo, and Washing S14 50 per
Incnth. j. :. EuSSSft
December ii ntl}no President.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il UNITED STATES L, r SOUTH CAROLINA
NOVEMBER TERM, 19GS.-IN THE MATTER OF
SAMUEL ". iR0r1I, OF BAENWELL, =. G.,
BANKRUPT ErITION FOR FULL AND NAL
DISCHARGES IN BAAKRUp ICY-Ortered, Tint q
hearing be Ind OH the sirth day Of January. 1869,
at Federal Courthouse in Charleston. South Caro-
lina and that all creditors, &C., OF said Bankrupt
appear at said time and place. aud show cause. If any
thcv can why the prayer OF the petitioner should not
be granted and that the second and third n,r"tings
of creditors of said Bankrupt will be held at tue office
of r. d. CARPENTER. Isq, Registrar Of Second
Congressional District, 5. O., the fourth day Of
january, 1sG9 at IL NJ.
by order Of the Court tho 14lh day of December,
lSGS DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk OF the District Cuurt
OF the Uni,cd States for South Carolina.
December II the
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SuIHRAS, DISPENSARY.

A MEEIING OF THE TRUSTEES OF THIS
n charity will be held ut the MAYORS Office on
the 31st of December, at Twelve O'Clock NJ. Two
Medical Officers will be elected. Applicants will send
letters 10 r. A. KINLOCH, NJ. n,
Trustee and Secretary Of Board.
December a thmih3
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CaIlAYED OR SInL~E, SUNDAY OR
- Sunday night, q Ulack and Tan II ERiER. \
reward will bo given fer his recovery on application
at No. 60 HASEL.SThELT, between ansop and East
paw s,ree:s December 8
r OST, ON MONDAY. NUVEn3EE 23.
1 Ladies' GOLD WATCH. double case, white
face with chain attached Finder Will please leave
the same at THIS OFFICE, where reward VIII DC
aivcu il required. NoVehOerZo
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TN TIE i}l>TRicT CUUisT OE TIE
/ UNIrtD STATES FOR SOUTH CAI;DLINA--
NOVlMDEa TERM, 18;S--!N I'll. NATTER OF
OWEN L. .FIrZSIdONs OF eds ! . ISLAND, BANK
RUPr-pEiTrI0N FOR FULL AND FINAL DIS
CHARGE IN BANKRUPTCl.-Orjer that lie II
ing pc had on the sir;'. das Of January 1873,
at Federal Courthouse III Charleston, :. G.;
aud that all creditors, &c., of said Bankrupt
appear at said timo and pace, and show clilse. II
any they cIu why Tie pryo. o. the petitioner should
rot he granite l. And ihGt the second nd third meet
ings Of creditors OF said BankIuyt ul be held ut the
oili:e of K. D. C.! !RPENrFR Esq. Registrar OF Sec
ond Congressional District, Soilh Carolina, on the
fourth day Of January 1869, at l2 II.
By order Of the Court, the l4tli day of December,
1865 DANIEL HCRLBECh,
Clerk cf the District Court o the United Sta'cs,
December II tn2 For south Carolina
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MeetiHas.

10. .F.-HOWARD LODGE, No. 3.
T1HE REGULAR MEET ING OF THIS LopGE
i will be held This Eve1,ing, at Seven o'clock pre-
cisoly ]. Z. FORBES,
December "a I'll Secretary.
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DOSES, GnEENHoUsE PLANTS,
ORNAMENTAL TREES, CAMELIA FLOWERS.

A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF ROSES, CAMELIA
and other Nursery Pl1nts for sale cheap All orders
PROMPTLY attended to- WM FERGUSON,
Flo.ist and Gardener,
Spring. street. sccor door west OF RutedSe Avenue.
December 81 ~
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St0len.

c,TuLEy, FROM THE STABLE OF
y DR.. D. j. Cocnor Oransuburg District, on the
night OF tho lth OF Dcccmbor 1sGS. Light Ccored
Sorrol TAEF MULE, with saddle aud Cridle., sad
die, Mcclellan; req. HE inch seai. The Mule has
white spo:s Oh its shcu der. from coi'ar; niue
oray on bsck from saddle; brittle Eoois, often .ahle
whea not shod; has atclY lost her Shoes some nails
in her hoof> VIII stolen. she is o good size.
about nine yea S old, and branded U. s. ANY IN.
formlllon will be ia inku y received, and liberal
reward for tho thief. Addrea, Dr.. D. h CONNOR,
Eceyesyille Pos.ofice, SO. Ca.
December 81 A
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MisfelGseGns.

FOR SALE
WEIGH g. BRANDES,
No. els EAST BAY,
directly opposite the New Custom Eouse,)
1OOO BBLS. SEED AND TABLE POTATOES
lOUC Peach blow Potatoes
Prince Albert Potatoes
Jackson White Potatoes
Garnet Chilli Potatoes
Piuk Eye Potatoes
Cosco Whito Potatoes
P. Z Russet Potatoes
Goodrich Seeding Potatoes
800 bbIs. Western Apples
King Apples
Baldwin Apples
Northern Spys
Giudower5
Greetings
25Co0 clear Oranges by every steamer. selected
from the most celebrated groves in Florida
so boxes choice Messina Lemons
l0U bbls. assorted Nuts
Paper Shell Almonds
Sicily Soft shell Almonds
Naples Wa'nuts
lexis fecaU MUS
Spanish Filberts
Brazil Nuts
5000 Baracoa Cocoanuts
100 packages Cape Cod Cranberries, quarters,
halves and whole bb's.
200 boxes Raisins, quarters, halvos and whoes
80 cases Sardines, quarters, halves and wholes
100 cases canned Fruits, &C., Tomatoes
Peaches, Asparagua Green Ccrn
Oysters fresh and pickled) Shrimps, &C., &c.
Figs, Currants. Ctron
Dates, bananas, &c.
20 kegs prime Malaga Grapes
bbs. selected Lady Apples for decorating
Christmas Trees
100 boxes "Keillers" superior asserted Package
Candies, ior which VIC have the solo agency
for This State:
Cocoa Fruit Canly
Rose Bud Candy
Fruit Cream Candy
Opera Drops
Flor de Mayo
Carameis.
These goods have been personally selected By US,
and with the utmost conf lence we offer them as
equal If not superior to any in the Southern mar
kets. December %
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CING GING BiR DS.
SINGING BIRDS SINGING BIRDS

JUST RECEIVED, VIA NEW YORK. FROM
Germany. large lot OF the finest SINGING BIRDS
ever brought to this country. consisting OF Canary
and other Birds. Also, lot of splendid BIRD
CAGES. DESTROYS of dispesins with these Birds
with dispatch, a5 the proprietor is anxious 10 return
TO Germany, they VII be sold very low at IL n.
KLEINS Fruit Store, 40. 339 Xii s-stre.t.
ceccnber - stuths4* AUGUST MORRIS.
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llptifrs iii S}aakrapttp.

Tn THE DISTRICT CUCi:o' OF THE
L UNI Ed STATES. FOR SOUTH ChROLINA.-
NOVEMBER TcEiI, l5GS.-iN HE MAT EE OF
CHARLES II. 3lOI x, OF tHARL SION, BANK
RUPT-PkrIT.ON fOH FULL. AND FINAL DI :
CHARGE N BANKRUPrCY- motion
OF slMONS & sIMuNS. hal healins be had on
The tUcLtth dly et January 1869. n Federal Court
house in ChaTest H. = c.; and thu: all creditors &c.
of sail Bankrupt appear ut sal time and place. and
show cause il any they can. why the prayer OF the
petitioner should not be granted And that the Sc
cond aud third meetings of creditors of said Bank
rupt will be held at The Office Of Il. u. CARPENTER,
Esq, HcGlsiar Of second Congress onal District,
$. G, on The eighth day IF January. 1SGJ. at II NJ.
Ky order oil :hc Cou!t. the l1Ih day OF Deccm-
bcr 1904. DANE UOELBE'k.
Clerk of the Distric Coart of The u. 8.
December Il th3 Fo' south Carolina.
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T,RUIT FARM FOR SALE, NEAR
i AIKEN, S. c.-TEREE HUNDRED ACRES
Ihe farm has nearly Ave thousand fruit tree. con-
ssting ofPe ch, Apple, Cherry, Plum. Pomegrsnate
F,g, Pear, &C. Also, variety OF small fruits. as,
Raspberr1cs. Strawberries Imported Dlackbcrries,
&C., all ef the choicest kiuds. also, about twenty
five acres OF the Choicest Grapes of various kinds
One hundred acres of the landis cleared, and good
farming land; the Balance is wo ID lani For fur.
ther particulars apply to JAMES W. MAY,
Northwest side OF Courthouse,
December II lmo Charleston. ). C..
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AND CHARLESTON RAIL


ROAD COMPANY.
rasffssvss,3AlAAAN1'EN
AAs|2 AA AA12sa m EEsiS
lS1SlJsGISn ESsss1EesSz11-@ Tex
rTNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE sTocKHoLD.
Il ERS of the Savannah and Charleston Railroad
Company will be held in Charleston, :. c., on the
second Fedne,9ay in January, 1869, being the 18th
day OF the month.
The meeting will convene in the hall of the Plant
ors' and Mechanics Bank E1st Bay, on We'd esday,
18th, at u NJ.
Committee to verify proxies will be in attend
ance at the hall at 10 A. NJ.
The Transfer Books of the Company will be closed
on the 29h inst S. W. FISHER,
Secretary and Treasurer.
BJ-Savannuh News and Herald and Savannah Ro-
publican will please cory and send Till to the Office
Savannah and Charleston Railroad Company.
December 70 tuths10w1
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1osi aaa .t'unah.

nEOPpED. By ANIMATE OF TAX
y Widows Home. between tho Home and Went
No,th-strcct, = LADIES' Gold opcn-faccd WATCI,
gold dial, cylinder escarement; made by JOAN L.
Hyde: No I5S7 The finder will be rewarded by
leaving it at the WIDOWS HOME.
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CHI a r L E S TON .
Cur Christmas Paper.

THURSDAY MORNING. DECEMBER "a, 1863.
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ITO KENT. a PIANO, IN GUUD ORDER.
i Apply at THIS OFFICE. October %
A VERY PLEASANT SUITE OF APART
N MENTS to rent, with piazza and private stair
case attached. The ROOFS can be rented separately
IL desired. Apply at No. so KING-SJ Rect. few
doc: below Trndd. tuihs November II
~ ENTLEMEN OR PARTIES DRsIR-
VI ING ROOMS, pleasantly located. furnished or
not. cal be accomn odated ut No. 95 BROAD.
STREET. nuth3% December 1s
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Ta Rfnt.

INAkMISG LANDS TO LEASE.-FOUR
Il hundred acres primo PLANTING LANDS,
situated within ten miles of the city; will be leased
in lots OF ten or more acres to suit applicants.
ALSO,
The OAKS PLANTATION in Saint Andrews Par
ish. near ashley Ferry and lizards Camps" Plan
tation, ten miles from the city, South Carolina
railroad. Apply to CHARLESTON MINING AND
NANUFACT URiNG COMPANY, wentwor th-street.
December "a 3
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fer SaIf.

U>uls SALE, ONE DItAY, I| PRIME
II condition, and ono set of Ha uess, as good Us
new. Apply 10 C. G. MATTHEWS. at C. N. Aver
ills No. 6S East Bay. s December "a
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FOEt IGN ANEN!C (ELEBEIrIES.
whose marvellous talents excited the imitation and
won the applansc CT The European Capitals
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TOE SALE, TWO PRIME WORK.
IL ING MULES. Inquire at No. 50 STATE
STREET tuth2* December 90
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FLEXIBLE GLAss.-1f substance possessing all the
properties of glass but its gdty and Tranquility could
be discovered it is easy to conceive what number of
it would have in the arts and especially in photo
graphy. A few months ago NJ. Marion, of Paris, an
nounced material, as "vitred India rubber sheet
which described as possessing many of the prop
critics of glass without its drawbacks have recently
received an example of it. and think it will be found
valuable 1t in thin Sheets the size of Photographic
paper; it is colorless transparent, tough, flexible
slightly elastic and waterproof But although dis
tinguished as 'vitrfed India rubber " and "caout-
chouc pelcle," am bound to say that India rubber
does not appear to into its composition at ALL 1t
appears to be an application of Herr Grunes leather
eollodion,' described by my friend Dr.: vogeI some
time ago. This consisted Of plain collodon containing
four per cent Of soluble cotton and three per cent of
castor OIL An examination of the constitution of the
new peicle and the application of various tests JUST,
es the conviction that it is simply eather collodon
II s however, beautiful and valuable fabric, as you
will ascertain from the example enclosed commend
the idea of introducing it to some of your manuactu
rers.
re-. ". Simpson in the Philadelphia Photographer.
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THE LOYAL LEAGUE CoNsP1RAcy.-We copy as fol.
lows from the Jackson Clarion of recent date
The following resolutions speak for themselves
They offered by Hon. W. P. Harris in the Dem
ocratic Association of this city Saturday evening
last, and unanimously adopted We advise similar
action by the Conservatives throughout the State:
Whereas, A secret oath-bound organisation, in vio-
laton of the laws of the State, exists in this city
known as the Loyal League which believe to be
not only mschievous, but well calculated to disturb
the peace and good order of society; now therefore,
be it
Resolved Without intending in any manner to in
tertere with the political rights of citizens of any class
of parties in the exercise Of the elective franchise
that will not hereafter employ, countenance or
support in any manner any man, white black, who
is known to belong to the Loyal League and who de-
termnes to continue member thereof
Resolved, That we the Southern people, do hereby
pledge ourselves to protect those freedmen who have
the boldness and good sense to themselves the
friends of law and order and that will by all means,
peaceably if may, forcbly if must, protect de-
fend and support them in preference to those who
have arrayed themselves against the laws of the land
and their true friends
Resolved That our respect for colored is far
above that which entertain for any Northern man
or renegade Southern who avows doctrines favor
able to, or in encouragement of, the Loyal League,
which society know to be in direct violation of the
laws of the State and that will not countenance
any white man, from whatever latitude he may come
dignity him with our recognition, who afilstes
with this organisation.
Resolved That we are a law abiding people, and
that will do nothing in violation of law good
morals and will utmost endeavors to protect
and defend the same, and earnestly appeal to the
whole community to Join Us in the maintenance of the
rights we avow.
Resolved, That all towns, villages, communities
in the State of Mississippi where Loyal Leagues exist
are earnestly requested to adopt similar resolutions
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Geauga county, Ohio produces one-third of all the
cheese made in that State. The produce of 1855!
amounted to 1857 ,3sI pounds.
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REvERDT JoHNsoN.-Whatever may be Reverdy,
Johnson's excellences man, according to the fol-
lowing correspondents" penpicure, he is at least
anything but handsome one:
Reyerdy johnson has always had, to me, the look
Of one of the more voluptuous Roman emperors Per-
haps got the idea from a remembrance of Gerome's
picture of the coliseum, where selfndulgent,
fattened Galba Otho, somebody, is eering down
at the bloody gladiators as they cry cave Cesar "
His head and face strong and intellectual down to-
the lip the underlip and chin rereating, and de-
cidedly irresolute and selfenjoying to me. know
that it is often mistake to Judge public men by these
facial marks. Mr. johnson has, beside lost eye,
and, while this does not make him at all unsghtly, it
gives humorous suggestion Of the arena to his face.
His ears large like those of nearly all Senators.
Politicians have habtually large ears. His head is
solid and large and the milkwhite hairs hold fast to
it, except around the temples.
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VOL. XVI. }
II, z p NJ 8

~rv sor-u WESTERN is published weekly, al RI: Z
oLn.as per annum THREE for six months payaose ne IN
vance No subscription taken for less peFioo 'nah
six months. a,,vards to one
,ost ofoe the South Western will be furnished attour
dollars per copy for year o.o of =, 20 DE-,
@ Aps co +bn s-st insertion and rs CENTS for each
ssbseouent one Eight lines or less constitute a
saus-e The following our rates to yearly adverss-
srs: ,o... ,,,a - roor
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THE New TAMMANY HALL.-A New York correspond

ent says:
took look into the new Tammony Hall, in Four
teenth street, Saturday, l3th to how the work
was progressing and the result satisfies that the
contractor will have to keep his at work night
and day. he expects to have it ready for the Nation
al Convention on the Fourth Of July. The grand hall
is still without its cornices and the painters have not
yet done anything, neither has the gas6ters or uphol-
serers Nevertheless the impression seems to be that
the room will be ready for occupation in less than
fortnight from date The hall, is said, will have
commodations for $500 persons, and if need be- 1000
can be squeezed into it.
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Obituary notices, marriages, public meetings caroS
Of thanks, etc., to be paid for as advertisements:
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An ingenious locksmith, in the quiet little city of
Bairenth, claims to have invented printing press
which will work twice as fast as Hoes best presses,
and cost only one-eghth oneninth as much as the
latter He is coming with his model to New York,
and will take out patent for his invention in the
United States
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re-. W. Simpson in the Philadelphia Photographer.

To THE Po1Nr-The editor Of the Charlotte On. o.
Democrat says he recently saw old man niaetytWo
years of age, and his wife year his junior in field
hoeipg corn, and pernently asks, lf such old peo-
pie as these can make living by work, is it not
shame for young men to be wasting their time in idle
ness and talking about hard times?'" Yet in this
city are to be found thousands Of vigorous young men
from all parts of the country who, deemng 1t degra,
dation to devote their labor to practical agricultural
pursuits, have abandoned even that soil they own to
obtain subordinate positions in business houses mere
where they realise barely enough to clothe and feed
them-in many cases not that. The tiers of the
soil are always looked upon with regard By the sens
bic portion Of the community,
, 1868-09-18
chs, 7-Eouestrianisn,.


No. BEST and most skillful lady
rider, SlOO0 "a Sb OO
No. BEST and most skillful lady
rider under the age of l6 years, $40 90 I'd S. 90
Judges to be appointed on the ground.
No. BEST and most skillful male
rider, $40 90 I'd So 90
No. 4-Best and most skillful male
rider under the age Of l6 years, $40 90 I'd So 90
Judges to be appointed on the ground.
Premiums will be awarded on articles not in
the above list If deemed of merit
Ten per cent. will be charged for entrance
fee, to be paid at the time of entering an article
for exhibition.
tion entered at the Secretarys Office, by O'Clock,
P NJ, of the second day of the fair, after which
time there will positively be no entering allowed
Any person living east Of the Cascade Mount
tains may compete for any Of the above premiums
No animal or article entered can be removed
without the consent of the Executive Committee
until the close Of the third days exercises, under
penalty of the forfeiture of the premium.
Animals and articles entered for premiums
must havescards attached, showing the class and
number, which will be furnished by the Secretary.
All premium animals will be required to ex>
hibit in the sweep-stake ring as above mentioned.
No person will be permitted to interfere with
the judges during their examination Of articles,
verbally or otherwise.
luz VI bpccu e4etClSo Will
take place on the last day of the fair at the Race
Course, or some other suitable place to be
designated.
Hay will be furnished free of charge for all
animals entered for exhibition.
The Executive Committee will use all due
vigilance for the safe keeping and preservation
of all animals and articles offered for exhibition.
Good and comfortable stalls will be provided
| for animals.
The judges are respectfully requested to be on
hands by O'Clock, P. NJ, of the second day, and
| sooner il convenient.
Any person may become a member Of the so>
ciety upon the payment of an initiation fee oi
So 90.
The Secretary is prepared to furnish certi6.
Gates Of membership.
| D. NJ. JESSIE,
JESSIE DRUMHELLER, Committee
n. B. WARD,
PHILIP RITZ, President.
| ]. Il. BLEWETT, Secretary.
, 1868-09-18
DIVORCE NOTICE

1NIlIlI IOhI UF WASHINGTON, Ce
COUNTY WALLA WALIA no.
IN The DISTRICT COURT SECOND JUDICIAL
l. Dstrlct-J0SEPHINE l.. HOLMES, Is. JAMES
nj. HOLMES. To James NJ. Homes You are hereby
notlhed that Josephine l. Holmes has fled COM
plant against you in said Court, which will come on
10 DC heard at the first term of the Court which shall
commence more than two months after the 2lst day
OF August, 1858, and unless you appear at said term
and answer, the same will be taken as confessed and
me prayer thereof granted. The object and prayer
I SAID complaint is to obtain divorce from you on
the ground Of abandonment for more than one wear.
and neglect and refusal 10 make suitable provision
for support, and you further notified that on the
S0th day Of October ls6S soon thereafter as the
the Judge OF said Court at Chambers for the relief
August 10, 1868, CATION q ROSS
362m At,ornaSs To- pIsintiH
, 1868-09-18
EpermattorrhRa,

DIR: D0HERTY has just published an important
pamphlet, embodylng his own views and experience.
in relation to Impotence or Vrility, being Short
Treatise on SpermattorrbOea or Seminal Weakness
Nervous and Physical debility consequent on this
affection, and other diseases of the sexual organs.
This little work contains information of the utmost
value to all, whether married or single and will be
sent FREE by mail on receipt of Six Cents in post
age stamps for return postage.
~ -CoDsultatiOns-by letter or otherwise-FREE
Permanent cure guaranteed or no pay. Address,
w. L. DOHEKTY. MD.
45ly San francisco, Cal
, 1868-09-18
To Females.

When female is in trouble, or afflicted with j..
ease as weakness Of the back and limbs, pan !, ",
head, dimness of sight, loss ofmuscuar pov.. u .ns
pitaton of the heart, irritability, neryopspes. pal
treme urinary dliigulties, arrangement of dge,ir,
functions, general debility vaginits, all disease, y,
the womb, hystera sterlity, and ali other dsos.Su
peculiar to females, she should 20 or wrte at ons
to the celebrated female doctor, W. K DOHEPry y'e
his Medical Institute, and consult him abopt is.
troubles and disease The DOcto. is eecting mors
cures than any other physician in the State ef CSW
fornia. Let no false delcacy prevent YOU brt
immediately and save yourself from painful snfe,
ings and premature death. All married ladies' wL"i,
delicate health other circumstances preysnt
increase in their families, should write or eal a.
DIX. w. X. DOHERTY'S Medical Institute, md tbsv
will receive every possible relief and helm, tn.
Doctors offices are so arranged that he can h ron
suited without fear of observation.