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January %, 1868.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE |!
DR.. GIBBONS DISPENSARY,

CORNER COMMERCIAL, SAN FRAN.
cisco. established in 1854, for the treat
nent Of sexual and Seminal diseases
such H. Gonorrhea. Gleet. Structure,
Syphilis in allit forms, Seminal Weak
ness, llnpoteucy. etc. Skin diseases (of
year staniing5and liberated Legs. sue
ccs>iullytreated.
DOCTOR GlBB0N has the pleasure
If announcing that he has returned to
this State, after an absence of one year,
Nnring which time he has visited all
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cTecY, Ill DISOEDE4sS.
o.
TO THE AFFLICTED.-DR. VI. r. DoHERTT returns his
sincere thanks his patients r their patronage,
take this opportunity to remind them that
nues to consult at his Institute for the cure of chronic dis
of the LUNGS LIVER KIDNEYS, DIGESTIVE and GENo-
URINARY ORGANS and all private diseases viz sYP1Is in
all its forms and stages: SEMINAL WEAKNESS and all the hor-
rid consequences of self abuse GoNoRRHoE GIEET
TuREs Nocturnal and DURNN EMISSIONS. SExu DEBILITY,
diseases of Back and Lns Inflammation of the Bladder
and Kidneys etc. and he hopes his long experience and
successful practice will continue insure him share pub
lie patronage BY the practice of many years in Europe
the United States he enabled apply the most efficient
successful remedies against diseases OF all kinds. He
without mercury charges moderate, treats his patients
and honorable and has references
able veracity from Of known respectability high
standing in society. All parties consulting lin by letter or
otherwise will receive the best and gentest treatment and
implicit secrecy.
TO FEMALEs-When female is in trouble. CT afflicted
with disease, weakness of the back limbs p in the
head dmness of sight loss of muscular power paptation
of the heart ritability extreme
cnlties arrangement of digestive functions general debility
vagnts all diseases of the womb hyseri sterity andal
other diseases peculiar 10 females she should 60
once to the celebrated female Doctor W H. DoaERTY
Medical Institute and consult him about troubles and
disease. The Doctor is efectng any other
Physician in the State of California Let no false ielcacy
prevent you but apply immediately, and yourself
painful sufferngs and premature death All married laes
delicate health circumstances prevent an in
in their families should write call K Do
Medical Institute and they will receive every
BILE relief and help The Doctors Offices that
he can be consulted without fear of observation.
TO CORREsPoNDENTs-Patiens residing in anx mart y,
the state however distant who may desire the opinion ana
advice of Dr. DoHERTT their respective cases and who
think proper to submit written statement such in pref
erence to holding interview respectfully
ed that their communications will be held sacred and
confidential If the be fully and canddly described
personal communication will be unnecessary as instruc-
tlon Tor Diet regimen and the general treatment
case itself the remedies will be forwarded
delay and in such convey idea Of the pnr
port OF the letter or parcel so transmitted.
IT, Consultation. by letter otherwise PREE Permanent
cure guaranteed orno pay, Address.
W. X. DOHERTY u. D., San Francisco, Cal.
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SPERMATnRpuGA


DIR. DOHERTY has just published an important pam
phet embodyng his views and experiences in relation
TO impotence or Viry being short treatise SpeTa
torrh9a or Seminal Weakness Nervous and Physical dei
v consequent on this Affection and other diseases of the Sex
usl Organs.
This little work contains information of the utmost yane
to ALL whether married single and will be sent F ny
mail receipt of SIX CENTS in postage stamps for return
postage. Address W. K DOHERTf. NJ D.
l2tf San francisco, CAL
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Established expressly to g6ord The afflicted soe6 ami scen.
tifc Medical Hid in the treatment and u Oh
Pirate and Chronic diSeases # So
crecy, and al SE-TEAL DLSORDEl'%.
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CAUsEs OF SUDDEN DEATH.-Very few of the
sudden deaths which said to arise from dis
of the heart do really arise from that cause.
To ascertain the real origin of sudden deaths, an
experiment has been tried in Europe, and repor-
Ted to a scientific congress at Strasburg. Sixty
six sudden deaths were made the subject of a
thorough post mortem examination in these
cases only two were found who had died from
disease of the heart. Nine out of sixty-six had
died from apoplexy, while there were forty-six
cases of congestion of the lungs-that is, the
lungs were so full of blood that they could not
work not having room for sufficient quantity
of air to support life. The causes that produce
congestion Of the lungs are cold feet, tight
clothing, costive bowels, sitting until chilled
after being warmed with labor or a rapid walk
going too suddenly from n close room into the
air, especially after speaking, and sudden, de-
pressing news operating on the blood. These
causes of sudden death being known, an evil
dence of them may serve to lengthen the days OF
many valuable lives which would otherwise be
lost uuder the verdict of heart complaint. That
disease is supposed to be inevitable and incura-
bile hence, many may not take the pains they
would to avoid sudden death, if they knew it lay
in their power. +tf-t'
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Coon NATURE AT THE TABLE.-To meet at the
breakfast table father, mother, children, all
well, ought to be a happiness to any heart-it
should be source of humble gratitude. and
should wake up the warmest feelings of our
nature. Shame upon the contemplate and
lOw-bred cur, whether parent or child, that can
never come to the breakfast table, where all the
family have met in health, only to frown, and
whine, and growl, and fret; it is prinna facie
evidence of mean and groveling and seihsh
and degraded nature, whencesoever the churl
may have sprung. Nor is it less reprehensibie
to make such exhibitions at the tea-table; for
before the morning comes some of the little cir
Gle may be stricken with deadly disease, to
gather around that table not again forever.
Children in good health, if left to themselves al
the table, become. after few mouthfuls, garrnl-
Gus and noisy but if within at all reasonable
and bearabIe bounds, it is better to let them
alone; they eat less. because they do not eat so
rapidly as if compelled to keep silent, while the
very exhilaration of spirits quickens the circula-
tion of the vital fluids, and energzes digestion
and assimilation. The extremes of society
curiously meet in this regard. The tables of
the rich and the mobiles of England are models
of mirth, wit and bonhomie; it takes hours to
get through repast, and they live long. If
any one will look in upon the negroes of WELL
to-do family in Kentucky, while at their meals,
they cannot but be Impressed with the perfect
abandon of jabber, cachination and mirth it
seems if they could talk all day. and they live
long. 1t follows, then, that at the family table
all should meet, and do it habtually to make
common interchange of high-bred courtesies, of
warm affections, of cheering mirthfulness, and
that generosity of nature which lifts us above
the brutes which perish, promotive as these
things are of good digestion, high health and
long life.-HdU's Journal
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IA Home and School for the Sons Of Deceased solders
DR.. H. T. HELxBoLD:
Two bottles only of the package of your valu.
able Buchu presented TO the Institute have been
used by the children, and with perfect success
ln the case of our little Lieutenant A. j., bis
pride is no longer mortified, and be is free from
the daily morning anathemas of the chamber.
maid who has charge of his bedding. | feel tba,
knowledge of the result OF our use Of ron,
buchu with the children under our charge NAV
save many Superintendent and JMatron -
Boarding Schools and Asylums great amount
OF ANNOYANCE and many poor child suffering
more from reakness than from bahi,- rasr.,s
spared punishment, that is tnot knowing it as q
weakness instead Of a bad habit) most nniustly
inflicted upon them. Thanking YOU on bebai
OF the children, and hoping others may be alike
benefited,
ar am respectfully yours,
COL. YOUNG,
General Sup't and Director.
'une 10, 1866. 1852
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PRIVATE MEDICAL AID !!
UICK CURES AND MODERATE CHARGEsl
DOCTOR W. K. DOKERTY'S

Private Medical and Surgical lnStltute
SACRAMENTO ST, BELOW MONTGOMERY,
Opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S Oce Private
entrance Ledesdorff street. San Francisco.
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j. C. BRADLEY, Proprietor.
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caused a general and marked decline.
especially In the leading speculatIys
railway shares. Pittsburgh fell Sud~
denly 10 7S, 10 consequences Of the clos.
Ing Of The doors OF Smith, Gould, Mar.
tin 4 Co., who were large holders Of
the stock, and who, however, cay they
have i've or six millions In gold In the
Exchange Bank, and will be all right
In the morning, The market finally
closed with q decidedly better feeling.
Six O'CLOCK PRICES.
SToCKs-Weslern Union Telegraph
a62<; Pacific Mail 73k; New York Gem
trail l82x; Harlem 40; Hudson l64%;
Reading 949G; Erie IS; Michigan Cen.
trail l2Si Michigan Southern g7J6; Ill.
noIs Central 1888; Pittsburgh l0l;
Northwestern u; do preferred 8S1<;
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati
76; Rock Island l07I<; 81. Paul Tx; do.
preferred S21S; Wabash o.; do. prefer.
red so; Fort Wayne SIX: Terre Haute
20; Chicago and Alton 142h; Ohio and
Mississippi 29N; 81. Joseph ll21<;
Cincinnati, Chicago and Indiana Cen.
tral 2S; Dubuque 100.
EXPRESS 9HARBs-Adams SAX; Wells,
Fargo & Co.,, lsN; American SOk;
United States 6Sx; Merchants Union
TX,
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CUBA.

Tho SpAnlArdS Anticipating War with
the United states.
NRw YORK, Sept. "a.
A Havana letter OF the l7th says
Under the news from Spain yesterday,
the people are discussing the probable
war With the United States. It Is al
most worth q life for an American 10
60 into the streets alone. It Is reported
that Mr.. Plumb, In consequence Of q
long cipher dispatch, received day be-
fore yesteday, has directed the archives
Of the Consul Generalshlp 10 be com.
pactly packed, and that be will call a
meeting Of all subjects OF the United
States tomorrow or next day. Amerl.
can houses not only refuse to take or.
ders for goods, but Will not sell ex.
change as freely as usual. On the con-
trary, many are purchasing exchange
and drawing all ready funds from the
custody Of bankers
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THE Army OF THE TESNEssEE
Proposed Reunion at LouIAvIIIo in
November.


LouIsvILLE. KY Sept. "a.
At u meeting OF the Executive Com
mittee OF the Society OF the Army OF the
Tennessee, committee OF three was
appointed to correspond with General
Wilcox and make suitable arrange.
ments for holding a meeting OF the
cavalry corps In this city on November
l7th. a resolution was adopted au-
thorizlng the Committee OF Arrange
ments TO extend special Invitations 10
such officers OF the regular army, and
late OF the volunteer rervice, US said
committee may see proper. The fol.
lowing resolutions were also adopted {:
WHEREAS, Subsequently to The cali
Of the meeting for The Society OF the
Army Of The Tennessee, 10 be held in
the city OF Louisville. November l7th,
1869, It's President, the distinguished
and deeply lamenled General John A,
Rawllns. has departed this life; there.
fore, .r- 20 .....- t... :.
Be IL ReSOIUed, That the Committee
OF Arrangement and Decorations be In.
structed TO prepare such oommemorR>
tive decorations as will appropriately
testify the esteem aud affection 10
which the memory OF the ilIustrlous
deceased Is held.
Resolved, That General Ell Parker be
and is invited to deliver an euloPy on
the life, character and services Of the
lamented deceased President or this So
cie!y, MSjnr General John A, RSwlIus,
and that the Committee OF ArrapRe-
menls be directed to communicate this
request 10 General Parker,
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FATHER HYACINTHE's REvoLT.-The
revolt Of Father HSacinthe against the
authority Of the Papal hierarchy, OF
which the cable brings us intel liz ence,
ls an event which will produce pro.
found sensation throughoutthe Church.
He Is the most eloquent preacher OF the
Latin Church heard since the death Of
Lacordaire. His conferences at Notre
Dame were frequented by all that
was most distinguished In Paris, and a
larger audience than his voice could
reach would be gathered an hour be lore
he was TO commence. though his sty 10
OF discourse was rather more meta
physical than ia common with sneak
ers 30 renowned for eloquence. His
detection from the Church will be class
ed as 10 the gravity OF Its consequences
with that OF RenRn and OF Latneuais.
We trust 1t may not be that. like them,
he has exchanged too much for so little.
Father Hyactnthe Is still In the prime
OF life and In the perfection OF his fAcul.
ties. The necessity OF defending his
course will doubtless render his name
more familiar 10 the world than II
would have been had he pursued the
even tenor OF his priestly ways.-NeW
York Times.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS.



{ The Byron Question 10 be Settled.
LONDON, Sept. "a.
The Guardian says a manuscripts In
Lord Byron's own handwriting will
soon be published, which WllfsstIle the
questlon raised by Mrs, Stowe.
Thu london TimeG ON Father
ByRcInthe.
The Times to-day In an article on the
letter 0t Father HyaoInthe says: IT 10
TO the Pope and bis Jesuit advisers that
we are indebted for O HyRclnthe,
Without the idea OF a Council he might
have continued In the discharge Of his
Office, occasionally startling his hearers
with sudden flashes OF the truth that 10
In him, yet bearing The accustomed
yoke and allowing himself 10 be ac.
counted lnmInary OF the Church Of
which lie IL now considered q FIRE brand.
The Pope would scarcely dream Of re.
bukIng him In the same manner he
corrected father PAssaglla, the italian
theologlan and opponent Of the tempor.
al power. Father Hyacenthss letter Ia
not the production OF o worldly spirit,
II Is the eHuslon OF soul In earnest,
and Is the first utteranCe OF y word
which may take root and grow.
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UsED UP EDITOR.
ShArp Member OF the ButIer
Family.
New YORK, Sept, Is,

TO the Editor Qfths TOrld.
SIR:-The New Orleans Times, In a
recent article which was copied Into the
World, is malIgnantly anxious to
show what has become Of tho vast
amount OF money alleged to have been
made by the laie A, ]. Butler In the
city OF New Orleans. 1t 10, fortunately,
within my power to partially enlighten
the Times. Charles A. Weed, the sole
proprietor Of the New Orleans Times,
was the business partner and trusted
friend ofA.J. Butler. Upon the decease
Of the latter, after the settlement Of the
affairs OF the firm, balance Of fourteen
thousand dollars was, and is yet, due
BY the proprietor OF the New Orleans
Times TO the estate OF A. J. Butler,
which holds Charles 4. Weeds note for
the amount, uucolleotable and Of no
value. But why his journal should
Vility the memory OF his dead friend
Whos Whatever harm he may have done,
did nothing but good TO him-is q prob.
lem OF the bAseness OF human nature
which l am glad l cannot solve,
trust, however, l have satisfied the Gu j..
tiosity Of the New Orleans Times. 10
the extent OF fourteen thousand dollars
At l0Aht,' -H Us - |IHtTrtfT7 sI'7F
Iamvery respectfully, your obedlent
servant GEORGE BUTLER.
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PRICES.

noonAndH German Bitters, por bottle slOO
half dozen 50j
AoonAndI German Tonic, put up In Quart
bottl0A, u 80 per bottle or q half dozen for
u 90.
aTDo not forGet 10 examine we'll the ar.
iela you buy, In order 10 get tho genuine,
For sale By Druggists aud Dealers Iu Med.
cine everywhere, jyl2
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THE GREAT wAR OF THE GOLD
GAMRLERa.
Tho BLOODY Geological Fight.
GOld Touches Is4 and Drops to I3s-
boutwell, q Shear"
Failures OF Brokers.
MORNING REPORT.

NEW York, Sept. q.
To day has been unexampled In the
history OF Wall street for excitement.
The price OF gold opened at l46 and was
forced up to l55 at which figure the
bears made some settlements. AT this
point prominent bull offered 100 for
i've millions aud the price went up to
l6i. At this figure several foreign
bankers threw heavy amounts on the
market forcing the price down to l39N
This together with the report that the
Secretary OF Treasury would sell four
millions tomorrow and four more on
Monday forced The price down TO 1876.
The bulls made arRllyRnd again forced
the price up to l60.' This did not last a
great while a. the bears again rushed
the price down to ISL amidst the most
tremendous excitement,
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CALIFORNIA.
The Grand Lodge I. o. o. F.-The Red
BtOCkinES-The Redskins.
pAa EnA v1tsrn nank 40

The Grand Lodge ls not 10 session to.
day; they are enjoying an excursion
round the bay by railroad via AlemedA
and San Jose.
The Red Stockings reached Sacra.
mento to-day, they will arrive here to-
night, and will receive the proper vel.
come. They will play the tirst match on
Saturday With the Eagle club nine.
The citizens OF Sacramento will ten.
der q public banquet to the officers and
directors Of the Central Pacific Rail-
road, TO take place on The 18th Septem-
Der.
The Indians OF Northern California
are becoming hostile. A party Of say.
ages have given The commander Of
Fort Bidwell ten days 10 release sever
al prisoners, otherwise they will take
them by force. The settlers are anx,
lous to exterminate the whole band,
The military authorities refuse permis.
sion. The1ndlans In Arizona are &C.
tive. Numerous depred atIons are re j..
ported throughout The territory.
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GOOD 1EMPLARlsn.
Platform Promulgated by the Grand
Lodge.

] III ROCHESTER,, Sept. "a.
The Grand Lodge OF Good Templars
yesterday, adopted a platform which
says: tine first solid and great prlnci
pie OF our order Is In the assertion that
every Good Templar try to do hi he
can both by precept and example TO
abolish the use OF intox icatinR drinks,
and enforce prohibition for each inlli.
vidual and for society; stand fast In
the teachings Of our order; and while
we are not u political organization, but
rathOr an lnstitution to educate the peo,
pie acting as Good Templar In the
discharge OF his duties az "a cltIz9n,
he should recognize the claims OF his
obligation and do all In his power 10
cause and enforce restrictive and prohl-
bitory legislation. The time has not
come for the organization OF political
party, but the time has come for every
temperance man TO engage In Tempe
rance politics, keeping 10 mind that we
can labor for the largest immediate
results now practicable. II IL evident
that prohibition is now presented us as
the first available work to be done.
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WHAT do you come here aftert In.
qnired Miss Susan Nipper OF bachelor
friend, who made her call when the
rest 1.-THE people had gone out.
i came TO borrow some matches, he
meekly replied.
Matches That's q likely story.
Why don't you make match3 know
what you came for exclaimed the de-
lIghtiul miss, ~ she crowded the old
bachelor into a corner; you came 70
kiss and hug me almost 10 death, but
you shan't-without you are the strong.
est, andeverybody knows you arep
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CAUTION.

AootiandI German Remedies are coauteI-
teited. HOo that the signature ofC, n. JACK
BON 10 onShe wrapper Of each bottle. All
OtherH arc counterfeit.
GermAn Medicine StorO, No. BSl ARCH SLeat,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Formerly Z. II. Jackson q 20.
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Durnlnx OF AN OH Train on the Eric
Railway,

NEW 1oRkI sept III
Last night an oil train OF the Erie
railroad took fire on side track at
Penn Horn City, about three miles
west OF Bergen tunnel. The flames
spread with such rapidity that before
any OF the cars could hs detached and
removed beyond danger, the entire train
was enVeloped. Twelve tank cars fill.
cd with oil were burned involving a
loss OF about $50, 900. The railroad track
was on hre In several places. At mid
night the Penn Horn oil works were
safe,
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FRANCE.


HeIIRerent HOte 10 Prussia.
PARIS, Sept. "a.
The GGitlOiS asserts that France sent
q note to Prussia and Baden, declaring
that she will regard the annexation OF
the Grand Duchy OF Baden by Prussia
as cdStS belh.
.HyacInthe I.oRVes HIS Convent.
.f.t ..I PARIS, Sept. "a.
Psre HyaCinthe has left his Convent
and gone TO the home Of his parents,
where he will await the decision OF the
Council.
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AGRICULTUKE.
Monthly Report from the Depart.
Gment.
UAuuv~n,oN, 1nn1 oI

WASHINGTON, Sept. q.
Ths monthly report Of the Depart
ment OF Agriculture for August says |:
or coru-UnleSs tho close OF the season
Is very favorable, II must be 150, ,0OO, 900
bushela less than a full crop. Cotton
There Will be reduction In yield from
the CarolinRs to Alabama, and mate
rial Increase from Mississippi to Texas;
probabilities at present favor yield OF
2,75O, 900 bales. Wheat-Crop as to
white Ia larger; the only States showing
q decrease are Illinois, Michigan, Iowa
and Califarnia. Frults-YIeId abuu-
dainty; apples In a less degree than
other specles. Stook-In hogs there IL
q reduction In number and condition
apparently as compared with last
year, OF 8 to 10 per cent. .sr.-. L
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WASHINGTON.

The KussIAn Minister at tue White
MOuSe-Cabinet Meeting
Boutwell, goes for the
Bulls and Bears.
rs WASHINGTON, June "a.
The new Russian minister, accompa-
MED BY the Secretary OF State, repaired
to the Executive mansion to-day and
presented his credentials 10 the Presl.
dent, who replied to the minister's nd d.
dress and reciprocated the friendly
feelings expressed.
The Cabinet assembled TO day, all
the members being present. This Is
the first Cabinet meeting with all the
members in attendance that has been
held for nearly three months.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has
ordered the Assistant Treasurer at New
York to sell four millions Of gold to-
morrow and purchase four millions
bonds.