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RECOMMBNDAfIoNs.
GREAT sALr LAkz CIrY, UIAH,l

GREAT SALT LAKE CIrT, UrAH,l
January Is, ls63
MS II. T. HELNBOLD:
DHAR eIR Your commu nicstion reQuestinR our
terms for advertising was duly received, but from
q preJudice had formed aGAinee advertisinR
cures for secret diseases, 10 was left unanswered
During an accidental conversation IN Q Drug Store
character Of your BucHU. N Ws0 then highly com
nencea for other diseases By two Dhysiciano pres.
eat Aneiosed please hnd our rateo OF a1vsrttsing.
Yours, ke.,
EDITOR and Proprietor Of Daily and
Semi weekly Telegraph.
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GOOD BRHAKFAsr RoLLs.-A hot roll for
breakfast is q most toothsome article Of diet
when made right, otherwise they are only fit
for the pigs. l make mine as follows, and 1
think them hard to beat: Take two q uarts of
flour, make q hole in IL and pour in one mint
Of cuId milk that has been boiled with one cup
Of butter melted in 1t, and half cup OF good
yeast. Let 1t stand without mixing two or
three houp; then salt and knead IT and let il
rise few hours; then mould it and Let 1t rise
again in the pans before baking Bake in .
quick oven about fifteen nminutes.-Germantos
Tele0rdDh
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Financial Matters in Baltinsre Ts.dav.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 1I.-Virginia Sixes. in.
scribed, old, 81 bid, SIX asked; do. 1885, say
bid; do. 1867, 81 bid So asked -"
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A ROMANCE OF THE SrAGR-At the cIu =
sion of Miss kellogg's concert, in Toledo, a
neat, understanding young lady of eighteen,
went on the stage, after the audience had re-
tired, and requested to see the manager Max
StTakOsch appeared, and she asked an engage
ment. In the presence Of Miss kellogg aud the
members OF the company she sang, with piano
accompaniment, difficult soprano piece, in
which the quality of her voice was well tested
Mis- Kellogg expressed herself emphatcally
as being pleased with the effort, as did the
others present, and the young lady was re-
quested to make further trials. The result
proved satisfactory. The young stranger said
her name was Miss Abbott; that her parents,
who were poor, resided near Milwaukee; that
she knew she was gifted with an uncommon
voice, and being passionately fond of music,
she had determined upon receiving st.class
instructions. She had sung for a short time, in
church in Chicago, and, obtainipga little
means, started from there with the ultima e
hope OF reaching New York Citv, and making
herself known TO some professors of music
NJ. Strakosch told her that, as a travelling
singer, she could make but little advancement
in the art Of music. What she first needed was
thorough instructions under first class tutors
and that he would help to secure for her. By
invitation, Miss Abbott returned TO the Oliver
House with the company, was provided with
money and letters TO prominent musical per-
sOnagee in New York.
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~Two hundred ana fortv s,s;,.vowen
arrived IN San Francisco by q late ssesner,
Chinauen
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lsignsdl II. ID. COOK. Chairman,
=. HUNTINGTON,
LEWIS CLEPHANR,
- finance Committee.
Attest: II. L. EATON, Actuary.
The once OF this company and its branch bank
are now To- ated at 472 SEVENTH sTREET, or
IL II vests In Government Bends only
The pepositors receive In interest al the Bank
earns over its expenses
Hitherto II las paid I've per cent per snnum.
Dividends made three times Q year
MORE Interest of FOUR PER CENT par au-
mum palc fToM date q fspo sums OF eSo
more remaining on deposit thirty days over.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ALIENS LUNG BALsAM.

IL sells everywhere and gives sstisfactieu. Reed
the following extracts from letters:
write: Allen 9 LupG 8alsam has performed some
able cures about here l recommend iS with
confidence In all diseases ofthe Throaf and Lungs"
STERLING BROS Druggists, write from Oarrol-
ton: send us six dozen ALIENS LUNG BAL.
Sam We are entirely ost Of N t gives more
sell, la 2l-lm
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NEST OF THIEVES BROKEN UP.-Tnis morn.
ing colored man named Henry Nugent
carried TO the Jewelry store Of Major George
Duney, a part OF a silver lade, and ordered hat
ring be made of il. After he had gone Major
Duney sent word TO Mrs. Bryant whose house
was robbed two or three nights ago of various
articles, among which was a lot of silver w are,
that piece OF silver had been left at his store,
iified at once, and Information of the circum-
stance having been given to the police, Nugent
was at once arrested. He stated that the silver
had been gwen to him by a cOIored man named
Lewis NIckins, who was committed to the
workhouse on Monday last, but escaped from
that prison, and was then in the house of
Edward Elzey, colored. On going to the house
Of Elzey, Nickins and a colored man named
William johnson were found in bed together,
handcuded At once and brought to the Magis-
trates' offce, to which place Elzey was also
brought. From Nugents' and Elzey's house
nearly all the silver ware stolen from Mrs
Bryants was recovered; and in E!zey's hou Sc
numerous articles known to have been stolen
were found.-Ale1dndria Gazette, 10th ms.
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NONE ABE GENUINE unless done up In steel.
engraved wrappers. With fAo sinile Of ny Chen
ksl warehouse and signed
H59 h. T. HKLhBOLD.
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~Mrs. Stanton has the courage 70 anncu
that both herself ard Miss Anthony are ..u
scar and yellow leaf"
81 Nashville has a standing army CT
militia.
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tfFEC rs OF rHE INAGfSArIoN A Nrs
Norhs, brentwood lEngland) shopkaet.s-
recently eXpostulated with some bows a.
Were throwing peas a. her show window q
or these urchIns snapped a pistol at
woman's head, when she dropped dead
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IBy Bankers and Brokers Teleera

IBy Bankers and Brokers Telegrapb.l
Lewis Johnson & DO. quote stocks and bonds
10 home and foreign markets a. follows:
NEW YORK, Feb 11.-Gold, I35TaR.
By Cable.l
LONDON, Feb. II, IL q. ns..Consols for money
90; fer account, 93S; Bonds, "a, quiet; stocks
steady: Illinois, 90; Erie, PAX.
FRANKFORT, II q. m.-Bonds, S0xaL.
LIVERPOOL, III a. m.ICotton market opened
quiet Sales 1o,t 90 bales. MiddIing Upiands,
II !. al2S; Middling Orleans, I2ksS.
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New York Grain Market fs.day.
NEW YORK, Feb. il.-FIour market IL sa re
cents better.
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READING, Pa Feb. John Loeser died
from tie Ell. Is OF falling INTO yag of blilicg .
water at Laur's brewery
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ENECUTION OF wHALEN.
OTTAwo, Feb. III -Whalen, the murderer,
was hung to-day. No Eenian demonstrauou
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LIRUrRNANT COMMANDER JOHN s. BARNES
Of the United States Navy, has rendered his
resignation to Secretary Welles, and it has been
accepted.
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6svernnent securItits

WAsHIN sTok, Feb. Il, l569.-Jay UooKe S
20. fuTnIsh the following quotarsns Of GOV
eminent securities:
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A VMoCIPDH RACE OF 1900 MILES
AGAINST TINE FOR e5 600 Professor Sweet,
OF Providence, r. l., q well.known pedestrian
and rope walker. is to commence on the frst
polling velocipede. Of his own man ufacture,
q distance Of three thousand miles in thirty
days, averaging one hundred miles per day,
for wager Of 5000. During the trip heis to
ride the veloelpede one hundred and fifty miles
in twenty -four hours, and one trial will only
be allowed
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SENATOR BUCKINGHAM, Of Connecticut, has
purchased one Of the elegant houses built by
s. p. Brown, on 18th street. between H and L.
and will occupyit during his sojourn at Wash
ington.
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THE RICoNsTRUCTIoH COMMITTEE met this
morning, and were engaged In the preparation
of their report upon the admission of Mlssls-
s'ppi. The majority OF the committee will re.
port against the admission OF the State
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LILA CHILINI,

LILA CHILINI,
COL Penna. avenue East. Intersection of Soath,
Capitol Hill
respectfully calls the attention Of the residents
Capitol Hill and Navy Yard to his choice selec csion
ofrINE FAMILY GROCEBlES he has Just re-
ceived and which he can sell at the lowest market
prices, - he buys for cash BE also keeps ON hand
all kinds OF MEATS Of the very best quality as
veil ~ VEGETABLES of every descri ptieu, fresh
frem the country. Beef, Mutton, Veal, Poultry !,
frese New York Butter, Sugar. cured Hams, choice
Middltng Bacon, first class Sugars Of Gil grades
Canned rults and Vegetables at reduced prices,
Pickles OF all kinds. No and ell grades OF Mack.
Eel, Cod Fish, &C.; pound cans Tomatoes 3Oc. 2
pound cans 80.
Thankful to his patrons for past favors, and
hoping Q continuance Of the same, ne is confident
that those giving bin trial vii, meet with every
satisfaction and attention. and will be willing to
any other house in this line. fe cost
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The MANY FRIENDS of the late Capt Robert
Il. Riell, u. 5. Navy, will learn with regret OF
his sudden death from the disease of pneumo-
mia, At Portsmouth, Va, whittier he had been
lately ordered from this city.
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In THE SENATE, this morning, Mr. Nye, from
the Committee on Railroads, reported back the
bill 10 incorporate the National Railway Loan
and Trust Company, and the committee was
discharged from further consideration of the
same
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THE SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE hiss au.
thorized Senator Sherman to report a Dill pro-
hibiting sales Of bonds and gold on commits
sion. Both bonds and gold are to be sold at
auction to the highest bidder.
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Mr. SANFORD, the u. S. Minister to Brus-
sells. who is nothing if not stylish, recently gave
dinner in that city, the peculiarly Of which
was that ali the dishes were imported from
America the oysters, game, poultry, fruits,
vegetables, cheese, cream, &c, everything had
been shipped from New York. Even the
French wines were taken from bond at the
New York Custom. house, and shipped back
10 Havre. Among the twenty -four guests pres.
ent. there were three Ministers OF State, two
Generals, the Ministers Of Holland, Italy, and
Peru, three Senators, and several other distin-
Runhed people.
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SENATOR MORTON, Representatives Pruyn,
of New York, and Wilson, Of Iowa, the Com.
mittee appointed to notify General Grant and
Mr.. Colfax Of their election, will discharge the
duty assigned them on Saturday morning next
They will visit General Grant at his Head
quarters on 18th street, and Mr.. Colfax at bis
residence, opposite Lafayette Square.
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THE SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE have
concluded consideration OF the naturalization
question. and differ materially from the
Jenckes proposed bill in the House. 1t is NO,
so rigid in terms, and the time OF probation il
shorter.
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OFFICE OF NATIONAL rREEpMAHe
SAVING AND TRUST O0MPANT,
No. I72 SEVENTH STREET,
WASHINGTON. ID. C., January q, 1888
This may certify that we have examIn.d the se-
cnrlties OF the trs edmsn Savings spd Trust Com.
pany Dox on deposit at the Safe Deposit Oompa-
ny Vaults, and ind them a follows
.Oss oc ~, O
Ne. Ft.Ou ~
sOs o2 Ss 90
" - IL O01 %
.'bh1f S4lsuN
Union rs
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The NORTH CAROLINA SENATORS have re-
ceived long telegram from Governor Holden,
protesting against any reduction Of the army.
He insists that none of the federal troops now
in that State be withdraw from it,
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LINCOLN DRPOT.-On account of the scarcity
OF work AT this depot, orders for a reduction OF
force have been received by Col. A. p. Blum.
A. y. NJ, in charge. Consequently there will
oe, on the 18th instant, quite large discharge
of employees. including clerks, foremen, me.
chanics and laborers; and a further reduction
IN all the branches will take place on the 2eth
instant.
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TIE HOUSE ELECTION COMMITTEE held a
meeting this morning, when Mr.. Upson, who
has charge Of the preparation Of the report in
the Louisiana contested election case, submit
ted to the Committee the points Of his report,
which were approved. 1t is against the ad-
mission Of Simon Jones, on the ground that he
was not elected, but that Col. Mann, deceased.
was elected, and that neither Col. Hunt nor
MIR. Menard, (the colored ciaimant,) are enti-
tied to the seat because the election was inva-
lid on account Of intimidations, &c. The re.
port will be completed on Monday. There will
be a minority report ayoring the admission of
Col HINT
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ted manner, as he carefully inspected the
bloody evidence Of crime, and found in one
corner the full name Of the handsome
young duke.
"Ah! this is strange. and ] am at a
loss to account for it," he arti.uhtcd rs
he greedily devcurcd the name with his
flashing glance. "Str,pee, but ycl true,
if I can believe the evidence Of my own
sense Of vision, But it may be that it is
that nobleman after all, 7ho has attempted
to make way with my old father. that he
may return to his former acquaintance
with my step.mothcr by the deed. And
I may have wronged the other, whom ]
suppose the villain, while she, TOO, may
have been an alder and abcttor il the vile
act, aud pointed suspicion purporely to-
ward her uncle not five minutes since"
he said.
"Of what art thou talking, Nigel i?
Thou art surely beside thyself,o thus ac-
cuse two innocent possons Of this bloody
crime. I am fully convinced that the
Duke de Bridgcuorth and my dear mis-
trcss had no knowledge Of the deed till az
ter it had been committed. and do not
imagine tho nobleman docs know any
thing about it now" said Margcry, some.
what tartly:
"Margery, thou art ignorant o. many
things Of which am cogn'zant, aud there
lore unable to Judge in thi, matter. Bu.
when | tell thee that the Duke de bridge
north ond my step-mo,hcr were acquain-
tanccs before her marriage with my father
aud that he still continues to adore her,
and has paid several visits here for the
purpose Of continuing that friendship, then
i suppose thou wouldst still be inclined to
doubt my word. and tell mo that Ibid not
see what did see, and beard not what ]
did hear" replied the dwarf, in displea.cd
tone.
"If thou saycst thou hast seen and
heard what ought not to have passed be-
tween my mistress and the Duke dc
Bridgcnorih, then I must for certain be-
licve your word. Nigel. But had rather
it would not be so; for have always
found your step.mo,licr 10 be kind and
tender and true, ond lis hard now to be-
lieye she can be otherwise; and the Duke
de Bridgenorth appeared so noble and
courteous, that it seems impossible be and
my mistress can be concerned in this
wretched Decd" answered Margcry, With
sorroxful panied voice.
Thou vast over we'll pleased with
this handsome, vell.formed nobleman.
who, doubtless. won thy heart together
with my weak-minded. sinful step moth.
er's" cried the dwarf, in bitter, n,ocking
tones. Eyes" he went on. Thou hast
lost thy heart to him. Murgery, and would
now attempt to shield him from the consc-
queuces Of his abominaLlc crime. But i,
shall no! be; for, were he at the farther
ends Of the earth, would follow him, and
tear him from the obscurity he will be
forced to seek, now tina. hold this bloody
evidence against him - and the dwarf
held the kerchiof, stained by tho crimson
lifc-currcnt. be fore tie face Of Margcry.
till it almost blinded hor, it came SO near
her eyes.
CONTINUED in OUR NEXT.
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UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER.
Improved with Rowell's Patent Double Coz.
wheels, and the Patent Stop. are now unGsrs.
tionaLly lar superior to any apparatus for wash.
ing clothes ever Invented and will save their
cost twice year, by saving labor and clothes
Those who have used them give testimony "a
follows: -.t.r.e.
"We like our machines much. Could No,
he persuaded 10 10 without it, and with the aid
VI Do,y, We feel that we are masters Of The no.
"lt is worth one dollar week in any fatpi
y.'-[ New York TrSoune.
=" In the Laundry Ct my house there Is a per-
,un Of your excellent wripser."-Rev. TLeo-
pore l.. Cuylcr.
Every week has given it = stronger hold
upon the affections OF the inmates Of the Lauu.
dry New York Observer.
~ heartily commend 1t 10 economists Of time.
money and con,catneut. REV. DR.. Bellows.
"They save ,hree-fourths Of the labor aud
time, and pay for themselves both in money and
coaten,n,cnt.' New Orleans Picayuns.
"Friend Do,y-Your last improvement Of
your Washing machine is complete success. [
assure You our Machine, ate. a years use, i,
thought more OF to-day than ever, and would
not be parted with under any circumstances.
PRICES.
Send the retail price, Washer SIS, extra
Wrnger $40, and we will forward either or bo,s
machines, free Of freight, toplaccs where no one
is selling; and so sure are We they will be liked,
tina, VIC agree 10 refund the money II any ono
wishes TO return the machines free Of freight,
after months trial according to directions.
ronvasscra with ex elusive RIGHT of sale p,akA
money fast by selling them.
Sold by dealers generally, to whom liberal
discounts are made.
r. c. BROWNING, Gen. Agent.
uy2o-ly 80 Cor.landt ST., New York.
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CHAPTER TX.
ArrEMrrAr MuRprR.

Some three weeks later, at midnight,
there was heard the cry of murder in the
Bears Head lnn, and the few guests who
had remained these over night, rushed
from their rooms toward the place from
whence the sounds proceeded, md reached
the sleeping apartment of the landlord in
time to behold him fall upon The floor,
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oncs interfere to prevent your lerdship's
attempt"
But tell thee I have set my heart
upon it, Dalgarno; and when peer Of
the realm honors an humble, but pretty
dame, with bis notice. do;t not see. my
good fellow, that twill be more for thy
interest than taking sides with prudi ii
Jennie or her old dotatd Of husband p
said Dunbarton impcriously, and then,
drawing nearer tie Prenchman, and
speaking lower ne continued: "But aid
me, and | will put thee in way to fill thy
purse quicker than by waiting for tie next
season of tickle public's favor. have
gold and If old George Whitaker becomes
TOO troublesome, and holds the reins too
tight over his fair young spouse, We must
find plan to put him out Of the way
Dost UNDERESTIMATE, Dalgarno p
For moment the Frenchmans heart
recoled but cupidity was his ruling pas
sion. as Dunbarton knew and he an
swered:
Count on me, my lord. l will aid
you by all means in my power"
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
TIE CLARKSBURG AND WESTON PIKE

THE CLARKsBURG AND WESTON PIKE.
Sealed Proposals will be received by the un.
detsigned until 10 o'clock Of the 18th day Of
June, 1869, tor that portion Of the Carksburg&
Weston Pike lying between the town of weston
and the Harrison county line, for n term offron
one to tlrec years. The contractor tt keep said
road In good travelling condition, and repair
without expense to the county, and TO receive
his ay therefor out Of the tolls collected on said
Road.
BY order Of tie Board Of Supervisors,
GEO. C0zAD, Clerk.
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ADVERTISEMENT rs.
JOHN REID, "a,
Successor to Reid / pra,her).
WHOLESALE GROCER

AND DEALE IN
CANNED FRUITS. WINES ( LIQUORS,
No. 10 Main st. opposite Is K o. r. Il. Depo
WHEELING, W. Va.
Constantly on hand n large assortment Of
Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Wines and Rec
tilted Cider which will be sold OIL the most nc
coinmodating terms. ..tay.g
n. B.-A constant supply oflrish and Mouon.
gahela Whisky, always on hand.
ES- II. JENNINGS, is with this House.
may11-ly
The Placer herald., 1869-10-30
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.

TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
TOWNSHIP No. /.
Justlces--D. Gaylord /; A. Doneldson.
Constables-H. l.. Dart T. Gaylord.
Road Commissioner-P. d. Uovey.
fLEr TOWNSHIP No. 2.
Justc GJames Moore. II. S. Walker.
Constabl esMoses Choate; J. NJ. Allison
Road Commissioner--Daniel Sickles. ,.,..
TOWNSHIP No. 3.
Justices-R. G. Poland J. NJ Barbour.
Constables- Charles Higgins j. L. Jordan.
Road Commissioner-OwenK King.
TOWNSHIP No 4.
Justices-C- J. Brown N. r. D. Traphagen.
COnstables Keck w. S. Cook.
Road Commissoner-C. s. Clark.
TOWNSHIP No. S.
Justiccs-W. McClanahan; John Vail. -rr
COnstabl bles--Thomas Dunn; S. g. Smith.
Road Comm issiOner- E. b. Moore. r
Township No. q. .o
Justices-Isaac Thompson; Henry Long.
Constables-Ed. Wilett; f. Fougeron.
Road COMMISSIONER. p. Davidson.
TOWNSHIP No. 7.
Justces--P tone; 5. G. Randall.
Constables-J. b. Carder; j. p. Just
Road Commissioner Il. d. Kruse. T-r
TOWNSHIP No. s.
Justices-D. II. Stoddard; R. NJ. Jauson.
Constables w. X. Tennant, NJ. Ray.
Roau Commissioner Z. T. Darling.
TOWNSHIP No. 0.
Justices-Daniel Rice u. f. Smith.
Constakles- +. w. Hem /; D. NJ. Walker.
Road COMMISSIONER. 7. Dana.
TOWNSHIP No. 10.
Justices II. W. Starr; Charles Justus.
onstables George Small Fred. Hartford.
Rood Commissoner--C G. Rice.
TOWNSHIP No. IL.
JusticesCh ,rl,s O.n,y; Nj ses Heath.
Constables Rogers e. Tracy.
Read Commissioner G. Cook.
The Placer herald., 1869-10-30
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
SPERMATOERHGA.

n,mnhiet emhodvinc a his avn views and expert
ences in relation 70 impotence or virility; be-
ing short treatise on Spermntorrhea OF semi
nal Weakness, Nervous, and Physical Deoln!y
consequent on, this Affection, and otner Diseases
- ''' W. Z. DOHERTY,
San Francisco Cal.
OctolAer eth 1867,