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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1869-06-11
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
" The undersigned having been appointed by the
Hon Probate Court for the District Of Marlboro Com
missoners to receive examine and adjust all claims aud
demands Of ell persons against the Estate Of WILLIAM
H. MANN late of Dover, In said District, deceased,
and also all claims exhibited In offset thereto, hereby
give notice that will attend 10 the duties OF our
said appointment at the dwelling house Of Widow
sOPHRONlA MANN, In Dover, on the fourth Thurs
days Of June and November, A. d. 1869, from one
to four O'Clock T. NJ each OF said days. Six months
from the 2ith day Of May, 1869 cling allowed all per-
sons to present their claims
NJ. II. CROSBY,
LIBERTY HOWE, ! Commissioners
Dover, June LIST, ls69.-H
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to hear me recommend the whipping post,
but it is the only thing that will suppress
petty thefts South. think some of return
ing North in a few days, and then can give
you in detail my experience South the past
winter. Yours respectfully,
RODNEY b. FIELD.
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To THE LADIES or BRATTLRBoRo AND vIcnTTY:-
So having had great many calls within the last
few weeks for Hoop Skirts from the ladies' Of this town
we have decided to keep two Of best skirt makers
for single ordors and would say that in every we
will guarantee perfect satisfaction We mako any style
that may be wanted, and you will always find Lady to
take your orders. Ladies coming into town in the
morning can leave their orders at rooms In Mason
ic building at the foot of High Street and receive the
goods In the afternoon.
tn6 BRATTIFBORo SKIRT ~
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VNO RENT,

IN WEST BRATTLEDoRo, A SMALL COSBY TENE-
MENT, FURNITURE FOR SALE, convenient Tor a
small family, For particulars address enquire Of
Mn BROWN, at THE Pn1sIx OFFICE
June 4-tf23
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STATE OF VERMONT. Marlboro, IS
GTATE OF VERMONT,
- DISTRICT OF WESTMINSTER, s. 4,

The Probate Court in and for said District:
To all pcrsons interested in the Estate Of JAMES p.
DAY, late Of Puney, in said District, deceased,
Greeting
Ysu are hereby notified that JOHN ROBERTSON,
Administrator Of said Estate has MED his petition
IN the Couat here representing that 1t will be- beneficial
10 the hera and all persons interested in said Estate to
sell all the Real Estate Of said deceased for the purpose
Of distributing the proceeds among the heirs and has
prayed for license TO sell the same, and has brought
into Court the consent such sale and approved there
of Of all the heirs residing this State and that said
Court will decide upon the allowance Of said petition at
til session thereof to be held at the Probate Once in
Iownshend, in said District the FIRST Wednesday OF
July 1862 at which time and place you be heard in
the premises, If you cause
@. b. EDDY, Register.
June 2d 1924
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HELMBOLD'S
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT
SARSAPARILL
ruADtcATFs TnUp1IvE and LUCRATIVE DIsEAs

OF THE
THROIT. NOSE, EYES, EfELiDS, SCAR, and
ShIN,
Which dishgure the appearance, PuRGING tho
evil effects Of mercury and removing all taints the
remnants of DISEASES, hereditary or otherwise, and
s taken by ADULTS and CHILDREN with perfect
SAFETY
TWO TABLE-SPOONFULS of the Extract Of Sarsa-
para added to pint of water is equal to the Lisbon
Diet Drink and one bottle il equal TO gallon Of the
Syrup Of SarsAparilla, the decoctions as usually
made.
AN INTERESTING LETTER il published in the
Medco- Chrurgical Review, the subject Of the Ex
tract of sarsaparilla in certain affections by Benjamin
Travers f. X. s., &c. Speaking Of those diseases and
diseases arising from the Of mercury he states
that no r6mtdy equal TO The Extract Of SdTsdpdriHd
IT'S power rs eTHGOrdindry, more so than any other
drug ! am acquainted Uith. ~ il, m the StricfeN
sense, tonic Wih this intauabie attribute that is
dppiedbie 10 a state Of the system 20 sunken amt net
irritable renders other SubsfdHcss Of the t0nic
class Unauaiiabic or Injurious.
HELMBOLDS
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
Established upwards Of IS years. Prepared by
II. t. HELMBOLD,
eow2m1G 50I Broadway, N y.
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Deaths.

In this village, June g, GEO II. PRATT, aged A.
In Wilmington, June l, EMMA j., daughter OF
Chauncey n Lydia Cushman, aged years and mos
In Lowell, Mass, May 81, ELIZABETH DEARBORN
aged SO, wife of p Dearborn formerly Of this place.
In Brattleboro, May 81, THOMAS, eldest son of Den
mis- Kate Collins, aged 10 years. months, lG days.
Darling brother, Jesus called thee,
To thy home among the blest.
Freed thou art from all thy suiIerings,
Sweet for thee to be at rest.
Many hearts are filed with sadness,
For TO know thee was TO love;
But we hope again to meet thee,
In that land Of rest above.
Far too well we loved thee, darling,
But we know thou art happy now;
Help u.s. Lord in calm submission
To thy sacred will to bow.
ELLEN.
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BATCHBLOR'S HAIR DYE.-This splon-
did Hair Dye ia the best in the world the only true and
perfect Dye harmless reliable instantaneous; no dis
appointments ridiculous tints; remedies the i'll ef-
fccts Of bad dyes inygoatos and leaves the Hair soft
and beautiful black or brown. Sold by all Druggists
and Perfmcrs, and properly applied at the Wig Facto-
~. 1G Bond st., MY. 1y21
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Marriages, Births and Deaths inserted free. obitua
rcs, including poetry, inserted for twenty cents line.
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Are now opening an entirely uow stork Of
Goods to which the attention Of the public
is invited We have choice variety of
new and standard Books, selected with
care, to which large additions will be made
from week to week. Also very complete
and varied selection of Sheet Music and
Music Books, which are worthy the notice
Of teachers, h whom liberal discounts are
allowed. In Foreign and Domestic Sta
tionory, Envelopes, and Blank Books our
stock is not cxccllcd by any House in Yer
mont. These Goods have all been bought
in large lots for cash TO supply our Jobbing
Trade and the advantages which we are
thus enabled to offer our Retail Trade are
obvious. We are prepared at all times to
fill orders for Books and Music promptly
and at the lowest market rates. We make
the largest discounts to Sunday School
Libraries, Clergymen and others who buy
in large lots, and shall at all times be
pleased to show our Goods, at our new
store,
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DIR. HAMS AROMATIC INvIGoRAroR removes
from the system the i'll effects caused by the excessive
use Of alcoholic liquors. and cnccualy destroys the APP
petite for these smulans. II gives tone to debated
mucous surfaces EflCtc matter is removed IRON the
SYSTEM thereby restoring it to its normal hoalthful con-
dition As medicine, II is quick and eectual curing
the most aggravated cases OF Dyspepsia Kidney Com
plants, and all other Dcrangomcnts Of the stomach
aud Bowels, in a speedy This elegant prcpa-
ration has stood the test Of years wne-glassiull
before eating will give good appetite and prevent al
suffering from indigestion Ladies of weak and deli
cato constitutions should take the Invgoulor three
times day. wne-glaasfull before retiring Will in
sure sweet and refreshing fcep. All the proprietor
asks trial and TO induce this he has put up the In
vigorator in pint bottles at 30 cents-qunrts, slOO.
Principal Depot, As CESrRAL WHARF BosroS, Sold
10y all druggists. l3w2O
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ELOURi FLOUR!l-
800 Bbls. City Mills Flour
500 Bbls. all other grades at lowest market rates
buyers be not deceived when others offer Flour equal
TO CITY MILLS, at less prioo.l
DUCKwHEAT 4 GRAHAM FLOUR, HoMoNY,
CRACKED WHEAT, CORN RYE MEAL,
ATT, w. FROST & CO.'S.
March l0-tfl2
| osT-
On the county road from Putney to Brooklino on
Sunday May 23rd Field dasa suitable reward
will be given to the finder returning it to the Post
Onico in Putnoy.
VIM. w. PRIEST.
May 81, ls60.-9w22
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TORcmOVc Moth Patches, Frccklcs II nd
Tan from the face, PERRY's Morn ASD FHECKLE
LOTION. Sold by all druggists. Prepared only by Dr.
b. q. Perry.
For BInck Worms. uud Pimplcr ON the
Face, use PERRY's CUMEDUSE AsD PIAirLE REMEDY,
prepared only by DIR. b. G. Perry, 40 Bond ST., New
York. Sold everywhere. The trade supplied by Whole
snln DrnnniaIa-
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Special Notices.

FEMALE STRENGTHENING CORDIAL.--I
Specific Remedy for Female Diseases. 1t imparts
tone and vigor to the Uterus and gives renewed ta
ty the whole system. All cases Of D,biy peculiar to
Females will md sovereign remedy in this com
pound. Prepared at the New England Botanic Depot,
Boston, GEO. W. SWEET, M D., Proprietor one
Dollar per bottle. Five Dollars for Six Bottles. ly32
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coat orSoris.'-Takc DIR. s. o. RICHARDSON'S
SHERRY WINE DITTERs,-tho most medicinal in the
market. Established in 1sOs.-lm12
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Marrid1es.

In Putney, May 10, by Rev A. Foster, ASA D. GATES,
of Dummorston, and MARY ELIZABETH ROBBINS,
Of Mount Hope, Wis.
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EARN FOR SALE.

EARN FOR SALE.
y. MELENDY intending to move South, Offers
81, e.,ri for sale. This farm contains ONE HUNDRED
Avn TWENTY-FIVE ACRES; lies on branch Of
pro,d Brook in Guiliord, about half an hours drive
iron, pr,ttleboro, and is one Of the most desirable
es IN that vicinity The House is large two-story
ed,ec and together with suitable barns and outbuild
ng. ALL Of which arc covered with slate is amply sup
prsd IN all its appurionanccs with fresh, running
water. and is in good state of repair.
Tn, farm yields fifty tons Of hay; has good fruit
tr,es small sugar orchard and contains about fifteen
acre. of timber and woodland 1t would conveniently
winter thirty head Of stock. 1t produces good tobacco,
and any other crop that is raised in this latitude.
nam d fine noighborhood in healthy and pictur-
esnu. locality accessible by the finest roads in all
,c,s.ta within short distance Of schools, two miles
from church aud the Post Once and the distance
from III. celebrated Guford Mineral Waters.
This fam IL in good condition. will support large
family aui to be appreciated must be Seldom is
80 fine and rare chance offered to desiring
surei and comfortable homestead. Call and for
yourself
aunford. June 10, ls69-tf24
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special Notices.

HELMBOLD's EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA clcanses
and renovaos the blood nstls the vgor Of health into
the system aud purges ont the humors that mako dis
ease, gmiGeOw
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IN THE SPRING MONTHS, the system naturally
undergocs change and llELNBoLDs HIGHLY Cos-
CENrRATED EXTRACT or SARsAPARILIA is an assistant
of the greatest value 2mcoW1G
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"Huy Me, and III do YOu GOOd."-DR.
LANuLEYS ROOT AND HERB DITTERS arc sure
remedy Liver Complaint in all it's FORMS Humors OF
the Blood and Skim ScrOfula, Dyspepsia CoHtiyeness
Indigestion Jaundce, Headache, aud Bilious Diseases
General Debility &c. They cleanse the system, rcgu-
late the bowels restore the appetite, purify the blood
strengthen the body and thoroughly prepare it to re-
sist diseases of all kinds. GEO &. GOODWIN CO.,
Boston. Sold by all Druggists. 16wl2
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NOTICE.
hn uhscribor having sold his farm wishes to sell
desirable Pasture located in the West part Of Guilford,
beng par of the original farm owned by Jonathan
Chase deceased.
said Pasture contains about 100 acres well fenced and
Watsr,i, large ichard Of natural fruit thereon and
btfoa years since part Of the pasture mowland,
thus making 1t one Of the best Of pastures.
For further particulars enquire Of the subscriber at
Gulfard Centre, VI.
will also sell the Hotel at the Centre located about
L. mue from the Guilford Mineral Springs. Any one
wishing to 60 into the hotel business extensively
than myself, the wants Of Mineral Spring demand,
can purchase this stand on reasonable terms.
~ HENRY II. CHASE, Guilford Centre, Vt
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THOSE WHO DESIRE BRILLIANCY OF COMPEX-
ION must purify and enrich the blood, which HELM
HOLDS CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SAhsArARiIiA III
variably does. Ask for Htfmbods. Take no other.
oow2mlG
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HELMBOLDs CONCENTRATED EXTRACT sAR-
saparilla, IL the great blood PHrfcr. 2mlG
QUANTITY vs. QUALITY. HELNBoLD's EXTRACT
SARsAPARILLA. The dose is small. Those who desire
large quantity and large doses Of medicine ERR.
2meOWlG
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:Hor sale.
DESIRABLE
- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

40 acres Of very productive land situated at Elm
Wood Corner Ia miles Southwest from the village
~ rr,,tleboro Said Land and Crops thereon arc now
,r,i mon reasonable tcrms-oithcr altogether or in
lots to suit purchasers.
ror further particulars enquire Of
q. J. PRATT.
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w. FELTON, x CO.,
BOOKsBLLBRS,

BooKsELLgRs,
MUSIC DEALERS,
srATIoNBHs,
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NOT FEW of the worst disorders that aflct man
kind arise from corruption Of the blood HELMBoLD Is
EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA is a remedy of the utmost
value. 2meuwlG
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Bargains.

FOR sAII-sECoND-HA OPEN TOP BUG
cheap, at Ray IIyery-stablo
JOHN. l.. RAY.
Bra,uobora May II, 1sG9.-tf2O
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WANTED!!
An American Girl to do the general homework for
a family Of persons.
Apply to MRS. J. W, DUBNAP, Canal st.
Brattleboro, June li-iw2I
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EOR SALE
The sui scribcr offers for sale his Dwelling House on
Main Street with Barn, outbudings and large Garden.
III House is furnished and the Furniture will be sold
with If wanted The property will be sold low and
Is For terms inquire Of the subscriber c. f.
THOMPSON
l.. q. MEAD.
Ha.tlrl.r1 hrrl 7, 1s69.-15
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-04-17
The News.

San Diego, California, has been made a port
of entry
The capital of Wyoming Territory is to be
fixed at Cheyenne.
The President will Immediately recall Reverdy
Johnson from England.
A. Il. Stephens, of Georgia, is again con-
sidered in dying condition.
A SIS, 900 monument is to be erected over the
grave of Sam Houston, in Texas.
The Cabinet has decided against the imme-
diate recognition of the bellgerent rights OF
Cuba.
A Ladies Cuban Junta, with Mrs Senator
Pomeroy as President has been organized in
Washington.
The Twelfth Regiment United States Infantry,
Colonel Mayor General by breyet) Augur, is en- :
route for California.
The salmon fishermen on the Sacramento river
are making good wages. Some clear as much
as S2lO per week to boat.
In the great billiard match at Montreal on the
9th Instant, 900 points-between Dion and
Foster, Dion won by 50 points
The Democratic members of the Indiana Leg
islature returned to their seats the 18th, and
that body has got to work again.
There is a report from Madrid that the Provis-
ional Government is on the point of breaking up,
and that Directory is to take place.
Mccormick, delegate from Arizona, wants the
Government to authorize Arizona volunteers to
defend that Territory against the Apaches.
The Mexican Government asks the United
States to recall Minister Rosecrans, which is the
cause Of some excitement at Washington.
J. NJ. Ashley, of Toledo, Ohio, is confirmed as
Governor of Montana. The opposition to his
confirmation came chiefly from the Montana pol
ticians
The House Committee on Foreign Affairs want
to examine into the affairs of San Domingo with
the view of the annexation of that island to the
United States.
At Virginia, Nevada, April 9th, a volunteer
committee, in two and a-half hours, collected
the sum of 5000 in aid of the sufferers by the
Gold Hill calamity.
The sailors of Buffalo have struck for higher
wages. They parading the streets and avail
ing themselves of the opportunity to make a
bacchanalian holiday.
A large meeting of Cuban sympathizers was
held in Philadelphia on Saturday. One of their
resolutions asks the Government to recognize
the belligerent rights of Cuba before England
does.
Brazil offers to treat with Paraguay for peace
on the basis of the independence of Paraguay
free navigation of the La Plata and Paraguay
rivers, and the cession of Matto and parts of
Gran Chaco to Brazil.
The bill for the reconstruction of Virginia
Mississippi and Texas passed both houses and
was signed by the President. 1t is understood
to increase the number of white voters in Vr-
ginia and Mississippi.
The Senate bill to remodel the Judiciary sys-
tenn of the United States has finally passed. 1t
provides, among other things, that Judges who
have served ten years and are seventy years
of age may be retired on full salary for life.
The pay of Curcut Judges is fixed at S., 900 per
year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-04-17

EMIGRATION TO CALIFoRNIA.-An irresistible
wave of emigration is evidently setting this sea-
son toward California and the shores of the Pa
cifc. From every part of the country advices
reach US of the preparations on foot for a whole
sale stampede in that direction. Without doubt
the exodus of farmers, mechanics and capitalists
this spring will exceed anything seen since the
time of the gold discoveries. The inexhaustible
resources of its agricultural wealth, of mineral
productiveness, with the fame of the Italian
skies and seasons, are again turning the pro-
cessions of the world-so to speak to the
shores of Ell Dorado. The rich agricultural
lands Of the San Joaquin valley, but just opened
for settlement, are astonishing even Californians
by their productions. In this valley alone are
500, 900 acres of land, of which at least oo0
900 are susceptible of the highest cultivation
Is it surprising, therefore, that country of this
enormous extent, where all the cereals weld in
abundance, where the seeds, plants and fruits OF
Japan, the islands Of the sea. and Central And
South America, OF continental Europe, and the
Mediterranean are indigenous to the soil. where
the bee stores its honey and the mountain GOA,
yields its soft fabrics, and the silkworm spns its
lustrous web-where skies are ever golden. and
the air always pure, fresh and balmy. where to
live is health, ease, fortune and happiness I.
II any wonder, we say, that such cline should
cnarm and attract the Utopian thousands who
are willing to brave the perils of ocean or dus
OF continents, in order to enjoy for themselye.
ana bestow upon their children so rich a leo
acy 2-Nep York Express.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-04-17
Heroic Defense by q Mother Ax.in.t n.
dfAns. 49,

A letter published in the Humboldt Tyn. :.
April Sd, gives an account of an attack MAD. y,
Indians on the 25th of March upon a v;dov
woman named Bowman and her six children
who reside in that county, about three m;les
above Camp Grant. That morning Mrs. Row
man noticed that the stock about tho ho,.
seemed excited and would not leave the corral.
but not suspecting that Indians were about she
sent the children to milk, telling them that she
would keep watch to learn what was the matter
Accordingly, while the milking was being done.
she sat BY the door with double-barreled shot
gun at hand, and everything passed off quietly.
with the exception that the cows were still rest.
less. The milking was finished and the children
returned to the house in safety; but Just as Mrs.
Bowman was leaving the door, bullet struck
her in the side, at the same instant friebtful
yell announcing the immediate proximity of In
dians. She called her family together as soon
as possible, and left the house, gun in hand aim
ing to escape to her nephews, about FIVE hun
dred yards distant, and determined to defend her
little ones to the last extremity. Upon leaving
the house another volley was fired, fortunately
without effect, the Indians being within thirty
yards, and while they were reloading the fugi-
tives got little start of the red devils Finding
they were pursued, the heroic mother turned
and fired, bringing the foremost to the ground,
and causing the others 20 hesitate and sacken
their pursuit. The red-skinned villains still fol-
lowed at distance, keeping up running fire
upon the little party until they came within
range of her nephew's house, from which her
nephew hired two shots at them, the second one
1t is thought taking effect, for one of the Indians
s'opPea' turned around, and when they finally
retreated the others carried his gun. After
burning Mrs. Bowman's house, the scoundrels
returned and attacked the house of her nephew
lhey hred into the house two or three hours
and no response being made, they yentured to
attempt an entrance. While they were trying to
force their way in, the inmates fred through the
door, and it is thought hit one or more of the
marauders, inducing them to abandon the assault
The Indians carried off large quantity of pro-
visions, including fourteen hundred pounds of
Hour All else that they could not carry away
they burned. Mrs. Bowman lost all her own and
her children's, beds, and bedding, besides two
hundred and eighty dollars in gold. The value
OF property carried away and destroyed is esti-
mated at one thousand dollars. The Times saws
that this is the same band that killed De Las
saux, and that a company of twelve or fifteen
picked men, under the leadership of Stephen
Fleming, are on their track. The Times review
ing these outrages, asks, "Whose turn will come
next?' and calls upon the citizens to raise funds
for the extirpation of these red fends.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-04-17

Medical Advfce.-DR. WM X. DoHERTI's Medica land
Surgical Institute is becoming sine qua to the welfare
of State and health of citizens and his rapidly
ding reputation although it excite SURPRISE but
signal of skill and follows the natural effect of such
cause We personally acquainted with gentlemen who
had suffered for under chronic disease who had
ken advantage of available that promised
lief but without until they called Dr. DoHERTY
tire relief 1t is gratifying this fact because the
Doctor gentleman who seeks not by defamation of others
to establish his reputation to the Of
his the ruin of anothers fame. The Doctor COM
ducts his Institute in such that must be gratifying
to all his patients He examines advises and recommends
without CHARGE and the patient after hearing his for
treatment accept reject at pleasure In does
the Doctor make charge unless he effects This he
able do because he feels the confidence which long
perience has given and doubt the consolation which
pertains to that confidence Persons afflicted with either
chronic disease would do we'll consult the Doctor
at all events it do HARM for consultation he asks
fe does he insist obedience his advice unless
the patient places himself under his His Offices
Sacramento street. opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany's office-San Francisco Netcs.