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4 priests and , holy nation. ,

Of priests and holy nation"
They then resumed their former
position il ftout u The altar, mud
the colloquy wss soatisued, - fol-
lows -
RAsM-As yos have joined our
nation, il now becomes you to cast
of your old name and take name
among Israel therefore, plssse state
which name you choose.
Miss GIL.xoRE--I choose the
name Of Leah, being tbs hnmblest Of
the mothers Of our na,ien, aud Who
never faltsred in her faith 10 God.
RAnsI-I declare you shea, Sistes
Leah, here in tho house Of the Lord
our God, and In the presence Of the
people, by the power invested in me
as q minister Of this congregation Al
accepted a member Of our nation, in
which ! congratulate ycu, Sister
"""- n tho name Of Israel, your
10 inc b'ess'nss>ys from me a share
Nay the Lord bless aud m. Y cd
fhse may the Lord MAKE IN. fac,
SHINE upon thee aud be gracious m
to thee may tho Lord III. 20 HI,
G pou,,' upon thee and give the.
The Rabbi tue.
her, and the ceremony wRAnds with
Al one clock tho bride and groom
presented themselves before the ALTA
and were married. communicating ~
event, an account Of which, FROM il,
not being daily witnessed. will b,
rend with 'ossure and interest. -
fhicdgp 1riLspe. I,L.. 10.
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Of the State would band together 10
eufoms the Law. Sud bling violassra
20 Justice every de.pcrsdo would b.
at enes expelled from the comwuaisy.
When this shall huyr been doAs, no
matter by what party, peace Is as
surei
Ma one wants TO maintain pub
iieau government by disftsncbiss-
msn, II would be poor sport 10
tie 4 man hand and ioot, and while
thus confined kick him Lecsass ha Ia
helpless 10 move. nepubllens pt,a.
ciplcs by their justice should com.
mead .!ss,osel,es 10 the reason aud
minds cf the people ! would not
g. before the people, for popular
favor with half their number disftsn
chiscd
No man hss vlong.d me that !
canine, forgive IL | have wronssd
any man, AM sorry tm II The III
tn time left mr before die. | shall
sHsiduonsly u'e fo promote tho res
'ers'ion of peace
lie eaded with expressing high
hopes OF The future destiny Of the
State baildiss ehusehc. and school
houses, cul'issiipg neiphbcrIy r~la-
lions olo,aiing society, and IN pro
noting truly civil government, Em,'
grafton nlling up our waste places
railroads carrying TO and fro ou'
commodities, aad bringing travel
our troubles forgotten only read BY
our children IN school books, OF
dreamed Of by ssme mad poet, -
Fuisesioa tt,ii,gu
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cd az dsisx. Lsxisisasss srss ,h.s
suh,sct NAV sot s. ssssaesy ass.
no, even sdyisshie, bus IL vill h
when the civil lsv 10 .ness fsllJ NJ.
stored In ~ parts of IL eesssvy sd
trade rs.snes liz vsetsd ehai ~.
Itwii, ~ nv ssdssvss 10 sx.suts
al I,~. ia Good fstsk. 10 rn.isrs IN
revenue. ...s....., ssa &, As.s .hsm
properly accounted IN sad sest
csicuYy d,.buy.sA. I sflt " IN
bss. n ~ ability sppsius % oees
tho.s Only Who YIN rsry ~. tkh
dssirw. ~ p ~
In rsfsvd Ia fsrs,xs pslssy. I
would On! WIN aasless - A,isikts
Law requires indivlaaals 10 81 viii
each other, ssd wosld pssssss ~
Ia~. ssidiag riti,sa, uhsiAsy n ~,
tive ov Of Ccvslrs hksh vkeSpves
hi, ,,vh,, ~, ,.ecarl,,,,l 4, n. -
IL on, cosr,ry 1oss. I wcald ~.
.pset the rirh, Of al rsttASs.
dem.adinv eaas. ,srsees e. sss .vs !.
If other. d,p.,, Tres, ,hn vvls 10
their dealing with 10. ve 80, 10
.a,.,.,i.L a. f.,,n- ,..,. ...-ls...
Th. proper trrs,~.r, y Il. oriri.
eal occsusn, n nj. ,.sd. ,ks In
dian. IL one dessrv;.. ~ rsyefut
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j. IL. JOHNSON.
n til q t,
Mnrshall, Texas

k"bttA EAA&sAAy IA SS&tsfs
UrvWg--West side Of the Public
square
ID ESPECIFuLLY flinders his sr-
IL vlccs to his old friends and patrons
III Harrison and adjoining counter. From
his long experiences and close n, alica,ion
to the profession he feels warranted in say.
lag that biz work will BE- Inferior to none
Artificial lac inserted on the Vulcan.
tic Base IRON one to q full set, and perfect
sstisisciion guaranteed
Iic can be found ut hia once a.
oil times. Where Il ID inconvenient for
persona 10 come 10 tho Office. they will be
waited on At their homer. Hn services
can be secured oy addressing him through
the mail q otherwise.
February |, 90. no6-tf
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Col, PHILIP STOCKTON, General
gent Nbr nsats Of Texns, Galveston.

Y~SS ASeoSS, ~ tSoct y ssS"NV|o W
ssu0 lncesss ostv 4,AUWI0 w
sm Assxsa1 dxsisS 9 =, 45,23s, 400 w
fvmter Pblsees csssrtxg
allow Ampsst. ,,. iO,465 90
rsrses lsoxt u eacA
NHK kaei1aNs stsads 3rss ard fors-
NOS ainsag ell neassu Life Assn
lnes CenpAn3sp Chsstsssd IN 1859,
p ~ slllnAsd pesisd 10 has fax out
Eippsd q slsae5, al oelss Life A.
p,ssss u 9 pssscss u rod hselth
poo y eesd, n NOT be>esr Ssrups, Dan
by otAsF Company n the United States.
Attractive Features:
II isDses IN dssisabSs lie, sndowment
I'D nssslusel,liag palisiss "a single
fc froa o160 ~ a, 100. II diyidehds
r. maAe asauslly to policy holdsrs.
! II it, psodtA 40 divided annually
mong ~ assured, and may I've used
reordlng v the discretion Of it, policy
oldsrs q ous d 8 di1ersns modes, vu
kt To ~ pesmanent increase OF sum
lssrsd; 2ad. II ~ permanent rsdue-
on Of ~ prsoian asd. TO the in.
kcase Al sun aasused for oas o. tsrn
j Year,; 9Th. To the reduction Of pro
binns for oas q more years; 9Th, To
be limitatjou Of the number OF years In
1hich preniuns sss 70 BE- paid
Il 10 : passly Life Assara1es socitty,
ID does ~ engage In any other kIad
! inssssuoe whatsvss. IL invsssmsnts
10 eoa1asd By lsw 10 III, best and most
hprovsd ssessikisA IL business 10
cAustsl upea - exclusively Cash
-. 1th ia asl liberal In IL deal
b wll1 ~ aDaRsd. lids psunpe In
. payaAna q ~ Jtsses, npssr h(1ing
1 . ~ sait q ssatsslsd sSIain,
|osth u BbetA. u \ he hpGsst M
NJ Liza Assasanss Ce@,eAy, sos II
Nm, 10 The world.
IL policies avsrags the la!ssss Of asy
nss&saA Conpaay, showing that .
xss properties Of noasysd men con-
inx ks6e shilisy, rssessssa, sd nsa-
Is9sat q w 1qsilabls, prefer % ~
= n n Csnpasy fos invsssnsat
EiiTfLE,oHN, Ass.s,
Nasshall, Tsxas-
Juay ~ ~ n}s-
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y" tho oh, Of January, Jsdge /.
ID Evans made spseeL in The Az.
ii" Convention, tbs, s~us, Asss ell
like soab she'll s,sssg the ccaspi.
rn'ors al the capital. II exposes The
motives Of those cngssod ia maliss.
Ing tho people Of tao Ssais the o..
)eo' and purposes 10 bs ssces pissAsd
BY tbs report VI tks sssmitass -
lAwis's"ess ssd nsins, ~ sspsvs Of !
des. Rsynolds, and he leeass ~
Gov. pss.s. They ss,s ieA4eA.4 -
rsprursas shs State Ia co.dltiSA of
a"'rchy, md TIA. Il Vi. ssslsas, is.,
practicable. ssa dssesssAs y Atlanp s
the rsstosstiss II ~ civil ~. 7 Pie
co"vea.io~ having prsyAn4 sIssss
'hov't'es At washlsgsoa 70 kslisvs
that the people Of the Ststs we're 10
eosditiss II sisss aeasssstaASsa,
ssd IN sAs eve Of spss, ssust sshsk
''os, bus ons stsp p@s ~ nss{tGpA
~, and that vss 10 sdsps sssh 4 pol.
10y IS would cssssssssss ~ pswes. ..
power x"cssssssiss,i by eSasl1ustsu>
al hui'., IN shsir evs hssGf. aaa
that of ars psass. 70, skakDsr.
pose rssslssioss wess istpsAsss1.m
specifically ba. essnessly . rsqssssiss
Congress H. give sAs Cs~vssstss ~ {
possrs Of ssass iAghisssss /; list
N" provisional 0ovsssss (.eaassl.
should hsvs shs rsasvai sd seesjst.
msss Of Sasts a1ssrs sahts plassss;
SD that, fss ssspsspsstf sqtr1se
rid ol5ssh Ne Cssysullsa iSeiot
elect four eoasksisasn y peos,o4
to Wsshisgtes 70 s6sst tAeis ssss..
plsAssnt .s4.9
ledge Evsas sxpsaw ~ Asiaes
Of this sovsosst; ~ AioAssa ~
dlshesss'y. IL he sssnS-sr ~
spsssA hs qsets ~ selaat1Ae =.
'rsst fron Gsa Rsysaias's .sscss.
With the sshj sissd seoaesl,s, % i
'Avm~d ersatsaaisse, nsssanv
h"e~" - i'ks 9ssy kissh - -.
rsedsssiy, y il ssnapsl ~ 49, -
ID hA"d., IL nA"y ~. 4 fssas. ~
". -: :. u =. Tri.is r,.s.
s-s,a il a. -, Il n r. 49, -
and. IN ~say $500 sssis tsssSss~
ana '....,; s'f's $500. -, z vs.ssa ~ -.
'nsF"sr tnitsd neases skasss - -
amm W. = ,sec,Aaas ssssyesai.As
VII" .ili r., MI 'sSaSss@essss Z,
srs. III, ~ =. -. ;. =. - ,... ,,,. :
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Gen. Hauilscn q Views.

Gea. A. }. Hauiltea on the lNh
Instant We extract ~ follows !fem
no Banners report, and ask the
frisnaa Of constitutional government
to peas)Rt the sentiment expressed IN
tho two sentences arst copied
Z" II h aselsss Ia sttsmp, to apply
the written sonst; sution Of the United
States 10 . soiu,ioa Of the difficulties
GROWN. out Of . state Of civil var
tae coalition Of The coastry ds~snd
cd Legislation outside tho consusa
,iou. There wa no precedent to 20
by In .he history Of tins or any other
country; the most sstuts lawyer or
pubiicist could not fud in history a
parallel case. There is an inhcrsn,
right in tho government 10 protect
itself, and IL certainly had tho right
to .avs i,sc,f from ruin and take Eff
cisnt means, by outside Legislation,
Outside Of the constitution J mean, y
to wind mr. tho rebellion -
"ln lines Of peace We ought TO be
guarded strictly ky the Written con
stitusion, such has always b~cn my
opinion, aad IL now. When the
government il aseniled and 10 dan
ger, /, is not in condition 10 sickle
about its powcrs; II II tss the force
to control, il will exercise Il Tor l's
own safety
Ws do not endosvc this doctrine I,
but hal more 10 approve In tho nd
~'~a Y the frsodmcn
The asm.gosus '.sS9s .., The State
worst enemy either = fool cY"aa
knAvc, ittls didsrsaco which. You
arc frecmon, have = right to vote, TO
work Tor living, to have your little
ho.n'1. What more 10 you wsnt ?
10 careful rcmsmbe that people
mus. be dealt with in regard 10 their
honest pssjudices u Ia a fac, in
grained by pas, teaching, and bclev.
I'd by many good men, tina, tho
black man Is naturally lower than
she white man II was good deal
to make tho black man free but to
say that his former master. a man Of
education, culture and retocm,r,
shall be placed behind him, disfran
chised, would crs.,s m s.o,;,gs
among any men ON earth Van h.se
received ev,r,.,dysn,sas ,ha 81 Js
man hn. Wills h,,,lisa r." ,o''
do not forget INV avn ~ v;r'
my children ar, Wits .nd dsm.nl
their rights Ia bs nro,sc,.a ii",.'
ma nav =, b,xs bs,n.I w.. III
tho att,mr, =, di.n,rrh, ..,,,.., has a
carried ont Tho liy,. nc ia non ~ ~
your r,ee vo.N h.,. ala ~. c.'e, ~
within tho ye,yn
q pou YOU want ,A.,I.h ..;..
YOU Tho eusg Yc.r on. :. WI
faithful, oct vouy hor..a 49,. g..
mep who vilI ~ v,s sss -.
bv your condrct i.,c. ,..,~., e.
,Is vbias NJ, r. ,hi,t r. r. $500. ,.Dr
liup i. fsliv 1 sivsvs ,n,d ~.
I, ss;s us-,r iecoiy.d vor H. L..
num.v;c.,Iv 1o- -. T.. ~. ,...y
sccesWiosS from tho colored popuia
ton ahrosd ss~ act 10 be expected
lstalv ftom 49, Trs wsats ".a
a'ssfo" win swell, wave sftcr wAvv 81
cmlgrssion win rush In ye,i.,l...i,
and you will be s~sp, aside :
"a fcw swell heads. such a, Rubv
and Bryant, mre going Ia be vrs.,
men. Ruby IL not one Of yo.r rses
II. told ,ns his M other va. Ma.
gnsss,t Indian, snd his nther :, Isw
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p1corsrRuCrRD TEXAS,
SYNOPSIS w rUE NEW roNsIi>
TUITION,

SYNOPSIS w rUx NEW toNsIi>
rrri0S.
Legislature not TO szresd n!nety
msn hsrs, senats not 10 exceed thirty
~cmbcrs. PEI diem Of nembsrs IS
Lieut. Governor double the anouss.
To inset Al Austin, I'd Monday in
Sept, 1869. Members elected for two
ysars. Govsrsor and Lieut. Cover
to bold o4es for four years. Salary
Of Governor 5000 per annsm.
Each member 70 DO paid - for every
Twenty-Five miles actually travelled
10 roachipg the capitol,
Tho elsction for State and county
officers 10 bs elected by the people,
Al the sane time the constitution to
30 suhmittsd 70 thu fegistersd voisr'
for their acceptance or rejection.
Members of the Lowsr House Of
cosaras- ~ \. ~l.-.-j g. thu saWo
fine
District attorneys and district
clerks to DO elected by tho people !,
the cIsrks, Of ths district courts are
to dischaYes me datiss Of clerks Of
the poles or eoanty court.
Tho souuty courts arc 10 DO com.
posed Of 6ye justices Of the peace for
each county (; the justice elected At
The county seat Is 10 be chairman Of
tho county court, mud Is to keep his
%fas. the county seat
Of The State anT "a be the assessors
'hei, respective districts, cac'Iii 90. "a
to be divided into Eve districts.
The sheriff to be elected BY tho
qualified electors, and to DO the col.
loetors Of taxes.
The Treasurer, Comptroller aud
Commissioners Of the General Land
Once to be elected by the resiis5ercd
ycsess, Il ha!a .hsig oilise faur years.
There sro to be three judges Of
tho Supreme Court salary $4,000
per snnun to hold ,hoir Offices for
eight years, The Supreme Court to
hold lis sessions at the scat Of gov.
eminent, and to remain In session
NO long a. there is business before II,
The district judges to hold their
Offices for eight years salar, $500
psr apnum. Supreme and district
judges TO be nominated BY the Gov.
eraor and confirmed by tho Senate.
The powars heretofore exercised
by the county court, AS n court of
probate, are conferred on the dis,rict
courts the district courts are to DO
heii three times . year, except in
cases Of contest as 10 law az fact
tho clerk Of the district court is
to make in vscaiion Ill necessary
orders pertaining 10 estates of dc.
ceased persons, iuna,ies, minors, etc.
Tho aumbsr Of districts will DO
greatly increased on account Of tho
increase Of jurisdiction.
There Is 10 be . superintendent OF
sducatioa, to be appointed by the
Govsraoe sslayy t3000 nor annum.
Tho Attorney General TO BE- sppoint.
ID by ths Governor salary $4,000
per aKsu0. un
The Homestead srem ption IL 200
acres Of land In the country also,
city or town lets In value not to 81
- 1890 ssslsstvs 1t Improve.
- -. '9fA'
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J,s.msd of h, .ou,s n,a "os, y
Gala,on vy,,j,,. w
-, ,.,...., 49,,
"'"A'' '"a's"'" ~0'''
! u.a,.,-.,ao u.ss, c.u
Gnnt said
| Your suffrage having elevated me
10 the office Of President Of tho
United States. | have. In conformity
| with INSTRUMENTATION Of our country,
taken ,ha os,h IT Once prescribed
therein have taken This oath with
out mental reservation rnd with the
determination to do TO tho bee, Of
my ability all that /, ieauires Of mo
The rcspSs sibilitic. Of tio position I
feel, hu, | accept them without fear
The ofscc has come 10 nc uuuouvht ,
| commence its duties un,ram mried,
and | bring to IL a conscientious
desire and determination to al il
to the best Of my ability and 20 ,he
satisfaction of ,ba neonle
On all lendinl. questions agitating
The public MUD, J will always Ga.
pres my views TO Congress and urge
thom according to ny judgement,
and whon ! think il advisable will
exercise the constitutional privilege
Of ia'errosing a veto to deiss. meas
ufes which ] oppose, but all laws will
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Two negro weuches nesr Meridian
nass, whipped . hstle vhiss SRI n
~ lAse With swissbss - naks hsy
say . aistsssA 10 tissm. ~
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SIN DIVISION or TaE Starr oy
TESas.---The closing scenes Of tho
Texns Convention were htting eli
max to the proceedings Of that sean.
dslous body. Aflcr a session Of
eight months, during which all kinds
Of jobs have been openly fostered Ia
the shape Of Illegal legislation, Land
grants to railway schefBsfs, grants Of
State bonds a bosusss 10 sssA mahip
spectators aud isnunsvabls schemes
for the bsps1t or the individual
mssshers Of the Convention, Il essliy
broke up in row, snd General CAM
BY was forced TO take posssasion Of
The records aud pspers 70 atop The
sosadal Amoag the .chenss for
" nsking Of iAdividssi forssaes
esd honors IL the plan to divide the
State into several {" 81 more eouvs.:.
sht size" This 10 simply scheme
10 increase tho nusYber of oMcers and
carpet bag senstos and Represents
tivss Fortunately Congress il TOO
nssr the snd Of ihs session 70 give
heed to these pstitisss, asd H. rsso-
Lotions passsd ~ TIC Conversion viii
70 isto the wsMs bsskst Of Cosyres.
siossl jobs. 10 lot il be. General
0ssss viii take care " the nssdfsl
rsnaining recopstruction.--N. y.
Asvak,
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CAPITOL HOTEL.
10
MURPHY 4 DAWSON. Proprietor.
TO-
Fare Reduced to So 90
per day, Currency.

THIS hotel l. recognised ss ono Il The
i finest hotel bulldingN west Of the
Mississippi river The rooms arc com
modIous and pleasant and are well fur.
nished.
Tho proprietor setout 70 make money,
Aad, in order to do 70, they have deter
mined 70 keep No |, house, charge
reasonable prices, and BY kind, hospit.-
bic treatment induce peopls to visit
them again.
Try 1t Once,
and see whether this u true or merely
deception.
II good living and attention can in
duos custon, Il will b. hsth-comlng
Connected with the hotel h large
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TAs srtsslas VII u " Leph ~
rssessl I ~ &ssao ~. ~
saAs' Ms Assss ~ seAt n All,
skisb IL largely Il sxeees VI he pr.
posiiss in sea watss. DIT fresh VA
tor il wanted, ,ai ~ kselcxists ~
~ esss y Aopasss. 1ss ~ ~
l5on fsst W saGef vss slusys ssl-
| pbsrous, Aad a4ss that salsy = u
present. The cstsisg gSes - u ~
INTO q shout : ~, ~ ~ ~
ss's llos ~ sssss' 80. i = ],
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~ b. LIPSCOAB, Attorney at
W. Law, will pssctice in the cour,s
Of tha sixth JudislA Dtsuict All bust.
nsss A.lsuaaad - Ne ere w meet s1ict
and prompt asesaatou.
Marshall, Jan. 10. CT ~ n2a:ly
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Tho list fSssiys nsils briag ".
cosats u ~ progress n ~ Fhsseh
ecssn csbls Abost 1905 nllss 81
ths eabls have slbssdy ksss mAds,
ssd more than no 50 % bosrd The
Great Esstsrp. The reps l. bsisg
nas uisetuwd = ~ ~ u 80 miles
. vsst, an4 sit win y ready BY tks
drst week n JuAs. i'ksss sew
wrought iron eabls tssts have hssa
1sss's IN beard shs great ship, 10 the
sans positions a. shoss used fos ~
Atlantic eablss, bat ~ eosrss nssA
larger,
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Mehital CnrAs.


n n. MARKS, N. d., having pssna.
i neatly located In Marshall, o6ers
biz professional services 70 the citizens
Of me tswa and suyryandips country,
snA hopes BY close and studious asten.
tios 10 his profession to merit liberal
shssS Of patronage.
Qssrs-At Seans Drug s.ors.
ESsypkxeE--st W. r. Hudgins.
E<Jtreaces DR. Eagan, ofJe6erson;
pf Williams, of Shreveport; Maj. y.
fmsl!sy, UacIs Joe Taylor, Maj. J. !.
Cent A. N. Burnham, and
|DR. II. r. wlfhAsves'l
II ssoa and fhysieiaa, Marsha
Ovstcs- tor TIC prcsent. at Scar, 1
Wiihespooa's Drsg Stors
JAY IL. IS. al6
DIR. r. j. BEAII,
Win
d.. II. l.iNis,
O6Gce Nv rear % L0~cssi<vs Drug Store.
DAKTICULAk attention, u,,eu TO the
l Medical and Sursi, a. treatment OF
the eye
- bills due upon rendition Of scr-
,ioe.
May II, 1857 n3s,u
1 y TCLLlS. Dentist. Marshall,
~ Texas. BY college instruction,
since the war, am in Possession Of all
the late Improvements
] will visit the country when request
ed, and respectfully solicit share of
ublic patronage.
An work guaranteed to Civ. sntisIac.
ton. Once N. ". Corner Of the Pub
lic Square.
DeoAnbsr I, 1854 niq-ly
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4 EORGE LAM, A,sorsc, aud ,'"un
VI ssilos q. Law, Marshall, J'.xs..
sIli give prompt a.teuiion to all pro
fcssiopat ptisiu.s r;i'-rs'-.i " him.
Aug. 40, 80. uJ0;6n.
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Id l. Hl0nTOwER, Attorney =.
w. Law, Eysisn Fields, HArtison Co.,
Texas. viii practice Ia the Courts Of the
Bixth Jsa!cial District An business ea.
rusted 10 hIm viii receive prompt At
1entioa.
ApsN II, 1855. 36ys
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Trsul Caths.


WILSON 4 nCTOR, Atsorss5s I'D
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ms Medical Institute, and consult him abon, az
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, 1869-10-16

nR. JULIEN PERRAULT, Doctor of Medicine O
~ the Faculty of Paris Graduate of the Universi
ty Queens College, and Physician of the St. John
Baptiste Society of San Francisco.
Dr.. PERRACLT has pleasure to inform patients and
others seeking confidential medical advice, that he
can be consulted daily at his office, Armory Hall
building, Northeast cornor Montgomery and Sacra-
mentO Streets San Francisco. Rooms No. 8, 10, IL.
first floor, up stairs, entrance either Montgomery
or Sacramento streets.
DIR. PERRAULT's studies have been almost exclu-
svely devoted to the cure of the various forms of
Nervous and Physical Debility the results of iniur-
habits acquired in youth, which usually terInin
ate in impotence and sterlity, and permanently in
duce all the colcomtans of old age. Where secret
infrmity exists involving the happiness of life and
that OF others, reason and morality dictate the me-
cessty Of its removal, for it is fact that premature
decline Of the vigor Of mannood, matrimonial un-
happiness, compulsory single lfe ETC., have their
sources in causes, the germ of which is planted in
early life, and the bitter fruit tasted long aterward
patients laboring under this complaint will complain
of one or mora of the following symptoms: Noe
turnal Emissions, Pains in the Back and Head,
Weakness OF Memory and Sight, Discharge from the
Urethra on going to stool or making water, the In
tellectual Faculties are weakened, Loss of Memory
ensues Ideas are clOuded, and there is disincna-
ton to attend to business, even reading, writing
or the society Of friends etc. The pate twill prob
ably complain of Dizziness, Vertigo, and the sight
and bearing weakened and sleep disturbed by
dreams, melancholy, signing, papitators, faintings
coughs and slow fever; while some have external
rheumatic pain, and numbness of the body. Some
Of the most common symptoms arc pimples in the
face, and aching in different parts Of the body. Pa
tients suffering from this disease should apply i'm
mediateiy to DR. PERRAULT, either in person OF by
letter, as he will guarantee cure Of Seminal Ennis
SONS and Impotence in six to eight weeks.
Patients suffering rom venereal diseases in any
stage, GOnorrhoea Gleet Structures, Bubo Ulcers,
Cutaneous Eruptons etc. will be frosted successful
y All Syphilitic and Mercural taints entirely re-
II owed from thesystem.
DR.. PERRAULT's diplomas are in his Office, where |
patients can see for themselves that they uu1er
The care of regularly educated practitioner. The
test references given if required.
Patients suffering under chronic diseases call
and examine for themselves. We invite investga- |
ion claim not to knew eve rything, nor to curs ev
ry body, but do claim that in all cases taken un-
Ter treG Gtment we fulfill our promises. We partcu-
arly request those who have tried this boasted doc
or, and that Advertised physician till worn out and
discouraged, 10 call tpon us.
Low charges and quick cures.
Ladies suffering with any complaint incidental to
heir FOX, consult the doctor WITH the assurance
( reliet.