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Ey- Hon. ak, MCDONALD, L. s. S.
accept our thanks for congressional fav
ors.
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SheriTs Sale /!

SheriHs Sale !
DY virtue Of an execution to me directed,
ID from the office Of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court OF Craw ford County. Arkansas. in IA
vor Of Hugh +. Thomason, against William
+. England, ). +. COttreli and 5. ID. Daugher-
ty, 1 will offer for sale, at the Court House
door in the city of Van Buren, Oh the ..
14th day OF june, A. ID. 1860,
between the hours Of Judicial sales, the fol-
lowing property, viz: @ f..I .
Lots Nos. one III, two l2), three (3), four
~ five %, six (G), seven ~. eight (S), nine
(9), ten (l0), eleven (1l), twelve 12), thirteen
Q3), fuurtccn 40, fifteen (l5) and sixteen
(lG), in Block No thirty eight (3S), in the
city of Van Burcn also, one two horse car
riagc Said lots and carriage levied on rs the
property of said W. +. England
Also, Lot No. sixteen (l6) in Block No.
four (i), Lot No. two (2) In Block No. five
%, IN said city of Van Buren,. Also the . "
section twenty (2O). and the W u W Sec
ton twenty-onc (2l), all In township 0, north
range thir.y-onc (3l) ". In Crawford county,
Arkansas Said lots and land levied on 40 the
property of said Cottlell. .t4 81.
Also Lot No. fourteen Ui, In Block No.
seven "a, In said city of Van Buren, levied on
as the property s. d. Daugherty. -5.
All Of said property levied on as above. to
satisfy said execution ne aforesaid.
HENRY \. ANDERSON.
Sheriff Crawford county.
Van Buren,, Ark, May 81, 90. ~
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~ Judge CALDWELL, left for Little
Rock, On the va. Barea Sunday. ynRn
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The Round Table, discussing the ques-
ton" Are we drifting into Imperial
ism ?'-reasons in this somewhat dis
couraging strain:
, 1869-06-15

~bureau-right given should subsequently
be found to be insufficient, demand adj
ditional security for the advances already
given, and if such additional security be
not given within a certain fixed time, the
whole amount of the bureau-claim shall
become due and may be inforced in the
Estate with appurtenances, and in any
other property of the party concerned.
4. It is a matter Of course that the Govern
ment may discontinue the advances at
any time, as also cause an inspection of
the Estate and the Estate-books.
S L1 It should be found necessary to
o5aata@ a@lean for the Colonial Treasury
in consequence of those advances, the
interest and expense attending such loan
will be charged proportionally to the
debtors for the advances, in addition to
the 8 pr, CT. Interest mentioned sub
No. 1. For covering casual expenses
the parties may be charged with an
amount not exceeding ] pr. CT. on the
advances.
Published according to order.
Government 2nd Secretary's Office, st.
Croix June 18th 1869.
CARL HATTENSEN.
, 1869-06-15
Proclama

n LIE og Enhver, som MATTE have
III Noget at fordre paa Skiftet efter
den her hjemmehorende, i,Straffean-
stalten paa Christianshavn abode
Forbedringshuusfange Charles Wood
alias Bano, indkaldes herved med 3
,Maaneders Varsel til for underteg-
ne lie Skifteforvalter at anmelde og
beviisliggj0re deres Kray.
St. Thome Skifterets ContOir, den
lode Juni 1869.
p. M. ANDERSEN,
const.
, 1869-06-15
const.
Proclama

nLLE og Enhver, som MATTE have
III Noget at fordre paa Handelshu-
set E. Moron & A. DaCosta Gomez's
Fallitbo elIer paa Interessenternes,
D'Hrr. Edward Henriquez Moron's
og Aaron DaCosta Gomez's derunder
%inddragne Boer, indkaldes herved
med 6 Maaneders Varsel til for un-
dertegnede Skifteforyalter at anmelde
og beviisliggjore deres Krav.
st. Thoma Skifterets Contoir, den
lode Juni 1869.
p. M. ANDERSEN,
const.
, 1869-06-15
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NEW
Notice..

lVOLICC.
mLANTERS DESTROYS of obtaining adj
e vances from the Colonialtreasury of
st. Croix for Cornmeal and Moneywages
to their laborers during the months of June
to December this year, are requested to
forward their memorials to Government
within Monday the 21st inst. IL o'clock
a. m. Said memorials shall contain a state
ment of:
q the name and the area OF the Estate, andF
the number Of acres in plants, LIST and
end ration for next years crop;
b. the number of tradesmeu, drivers, list,
End and 3rd class laborers (men or
women), children not working and in
valids
q the stock of horses, mules, working
bulls, other cattle, asses and sheep;
d. the quantity Of meal and amount of mo-
ney desired pr. month, and the c%alcula-
ton on which the estimate in that re-
spect is made;
e the name of the Proprietor; if the me-
mortal be made by the administrator, the
power must be forwarded, original or
copy.
Planters receiving advances shall be sub
iect to the folIowi g terms:
1. The party concerned will have to issue
Bureau-Bonds for the monthly advances,
in favor of the Colonial Treasury, with
preferable right in the coming crop, in
conformity with the Bureau Ordinances,
binding himself to repay the amount
with 6 pr. CT. %indemnifying interest in
3 equal instruments, say 1st February,
LIST March, LIST April 1870, and in case
any of the instalments be not punctually
paid, the whole amount Of the Bureau
claim to become due at once. If the
party desires to get other estate-supplies
on bureau from other persons, besides
the advances from the Colonial Treasury,
that can only be done on the condition
that the Colonial Treasury's claim shall
be preferable to the bureau-claim for
estate-supplies so received and all the
bu~reau-bonds shall contain the necessary
clause in this respect.
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Colonial Treasury binds himself not to
dispose of any portion of the coming
crop except with the consent of the
Government, SO long as any part of the
advances be unpaid.
8. Where it is considered necessary, the
Government may, before granting adj
vances, demand additional security, real
or ~pe1sonal, besides the bureau-right;
and the Government may likewise, if the
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
or The
CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. 18th February. lsss.

NEW ORLEANS, 18th February, 1855.
By virtue Of the thyseventh section Of the the
Legislature Of the State Of Louisiana entitled IAN
Consolidate the City Of New Orleans and provide thu
Government and Administration Of its Affairs" approved
the sd February 1882 extract rhs Mayor Controller Trss
srr ohairmsn Of Finance Committees Of two
Boards Of the Common Council shall consttue Commission
TO be called the Consolidated Deht of
New orlesns and they shall have Of thu
city Of New Orleans having not than forty years
with interest," payable such place may agreed
said Commissioners snd the parties whom Bonds
issued In coupons In exchange for bonds
obligations debts Of the old corporation any OF the Mu
inequalities whether matured not sell Bonds
and apply the the payment mstured debts
Of the cid corporation Of the Municipalities, but 10
other purpose"
Sealed Proposals will be received stlhis 0ce this
date to the 18th Of March, 1852 II O'Clock NJ for pur-
chase Of all much thereof win be necessary pay
sIxTY-THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS Of Bonds issued
BY Municipality No. TO the City Bank stursd since LIST
December, 1868 Of series Of EIGHTY BONDS Of city
OF New Orleans for the Thousand Dollars each;
sAdBends to be dated the FIRST OF March, 1852 payable
tventythree at the oce Of the city treasurer with
Interest Coupons attached thereto the per
tum per annum payable in the city Of New York.
Proposals 10 be indoed Bids for the Purchase Of Bonds
and sddressedto %. DeBuys, secretary"
The Commissioners right Of rejecting any and
all bids
o. DE BUYS. Secretary
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The LIFE OF A BAKER.--some one sends to the
New York Sun this description of a journeyman
bakers life:
He begins on Sunday morning by making yeast.
and then he gets his breakfast; he then cleans up
the baker shop and eifts his -four for the nights
work; then takes dinner; then puts in sponge,
cleans out the oven, end gets his coal and wood
ready then he makes dough and mixes his rolls !;
by this time his dough is ready; now he has TO
weigh It OF and stir up the fire and clean out the
oven by this time another dough is ready which
follows after the first. He weighs il off and makes
the third dough. Now he draws the first and the
damper Also so a. 10 heat the oven for the NEXT.
cleans out again and runs the second now weighs
on the third +; now gets -four sifted for the days
work and puts IN sponge; then draws the second
and makes up the third now the "jackssses pack
their pianos" to start at daylight to serve the Gus
the boss TO open the store. Then the "jsckasses"
carry up the bread and start to serve the route
and the foreman viii get the pie stuff ready and
draw the third batch and roll out the pie bottoms
ny TINS time the ,jsckasses' arrive home again,
and make dough for the days work.
The baker then goes to breakfast; next he fills
out the pies and covers them and bakes off
While the pies are baking the undersusppers get
ready Tor making cakes, which viii take until 8
4" jackasses shoulder the piano for the afternoon
route, and the foreman gets sponge In for the
nights work, and gets the bake shop cleaned up.
linen inc Jackaeses get Dack, and all hands 60
TO the so-cslled supper, which is three husks and
some hot water for four men. When the supper
is over, then the sponge is ready to make dough.
The baker repeats the operation described above,
and keeps on with this work until the next Sstur-
day morning. Some bakers do not stop here for
after getting their pay, which is from 81 to SO
week, they start for home, if they have the luck
TO have one, but which they do not always reach,
fetching up instead In q gin mill, which place
holds them until II ia time to 60 to work again.
n mi ara la for
between drinking poison and talking about their
workmanship they are kept pretty busy. So
you see that baker, II not q perpetual motion,
Is as near one as anything can come to il.
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How often do you hear the complaint from
mother and father that their son daughter IL not
lsnguid that their head aches that they are
growing thin and feeble, and that they have no
energy left. That they are low spirited, and per.
fectly incapacitated to participate in any plea
sures, or perform any mental or physical duty.
And the question ia often asked, what shall / do
for themi or, what shall give theml Our an.
swer IL, let them try Plantation Bitters moderately
three times day and our word for it they win
recover.
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DETITION.
VIEW oKLEANs. Oct. Il isss

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Is iseS
To the Honorable the Common Council Of New Orleans:
Gentemen-Ihe undersigned property owners on Bolivar
street, between Poydrss and Common and Lafayette
the number Of feet front hereinafter mentioned do
most respectfully inform honorabs body tbs bsnques
on said street, between Lafayette and Common
travel especially after night We therefore lay this petit
ton before you TO have said banquetes sidewalks paved
etc etc =
THOS O'NEIL 6sz feet
PATRICK MURPHY, ITO feet
fHOS. MARKEY, 80 feet
II. A WEBER 10 feet.
E. A. BRIDGE, $50 feet.
CHAs. ROSS, 90 feet,
John CROFT, 240 feet
MtAfEREk cFS NeffSRdGHf6, % fsssstt,
WILLIAM SHERIDAN, 81 feet
JOHN FORD, 60 feet
OOUTLEDGn 4 RAINEY, 100 feet
PATRICK MAHER, 80 feet
HENRY GAINES. 80 feet.
EDWARD LYNCH, IS feet
SCHMIDT BIEGLER, 100 feet.
b j. BEIKERY, $50 feet
JOHN BAKERY, 80 feet.
Petition signed l49l2 feet.
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New York prices for the celebrated Grover
Baker sewing machines, and no charge for freight.
Machine warranted fer Eve years. Only mschins
ct for families. ls2 Canal street.
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Keep 4 Hogan. IS Tchoupitoulas street and So
New Levee, keep on hand large and exte nsive
stock Of hardware and cutlery, Jas. Il. Han
Co.'s hsyesviIs, KY. plows. sugar and cotton.
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RIGAUD u CO.'S
PARTISAN PERFUMERY.

onised ~ the Empress Of French and sxteasvs,y
onty. ~ - ~'''noe mo pupsri-
hiaAUO OO.'S YLAN0YLAH0 and MANuJ a
bOuQuEI, the scent Rigaud Co are the oriv i'm
IN Europe Of the fragrant extract Of YAngyIAnd from
EIGAub CO IS TOLUTINg, delicious Toilet wstsr
hyperion 70 xsu de Cologne. Toilet Vinegar or Forids
R1eAUp = CO.'S MIRANDA SOAP, sxsuis,.ely p,r.
aimed and keeping It's fragrance to the last. -
RI0AUD CO.'S MIRANDA POMArUM. for ur,ssrv.
hg and besutlfying the hair
elixir for preserving the testh and perunng the brsss
kleAuD Cos IUOTH-CBEAM, . remarkably prs-
RIGAUD co.'s ROSE POWDER superior 70 ylo,..
and all other Starch and Rice Povdsrs f'"'"
TIE LITTLE MONITOR; GUIDE TO YHE TOILET
with Phetosphie musstons win Be On receipt n ens
Wholessls kisaud Cs., IS me de Rieheisr. p.,,.
Aren't u hevbsny Sons, Is 81 Psus ohnroh Ysrd e..
=. DUCoNgEs
% chsrtsss stses
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y EMOvAL...............
REMOVAL.

DANIEL and JAMES D. EDWARDS have removed item.
porAy) from Nos. IS 80 and 81 New Lsvee strsst to thu
CORNER OF CuSToMHoUsE, CLINTON sad PErKRs
sfkkkT opposite the United States Custom House prior 70
oespyns their new establishment In OF ssssisn
Fentns on Front end ps'tA ssrss between Grsver snd
Poydrss streets
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DETITION.
PETITION.

NouvELLEoRExlNr, Is octobre 1853
ApHonorabe COnseil Commun de Ia Vile Dc 10 NouveHs-
Orleans: " - =
Meseurs-es soussignes proprietairss Ia Bolivar
entire les rus Poydras Commune Lafayette epesentant
e nonore de peds de face nforment
aie rue entire Lafayette ct Commune sont dams ets
zone nous vous soumeons noe petition demandAnt les
d osnquettes sOent psvecs reparses eonorement
Is lG pour iequel nous prierons. etc m
THOMAS O'NRIL. COZ pieds
PATRICK MURPHY ITO =
IH0S NAkKEY, so
II. A WEBE6 10
E. Z. JUDGE, $50
CHAS. ROSE, so
JOHN CROFT zl0
LAWRENCE McGREUNE, sOpiedx
WALTER CUNNINGHAM, 30 pieds
WILLIAM Af SHERIDAN, g pieds.
couTLEDGHE RA1NEY. ioOUsa.
PATRICK MAHER, 80 piedsL
HENRY GAINES, so ..
EDWARD LYNCH, IS
SCHMIDT ZIEGLER, 100 pledx
b y BERKERY, $50 -.
JOHN BAKERY, 81
- Honbre total de pieds. IA el2
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A STEAM eRIsr MILL with SIXTEEN HORSE.
POWER ENGINE all in good order Fine Residence
abundance Of Fruit Trees together with shout nesn spents
Of Land in high state Of cultivation situated on Gsnty
Read, near shs Fair GroundS Applyto
T. n. IvENs Co. IS ST. Charlie. strest
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DETlTlOh.. ...-............PETITION
To the Honorable Common Council Of the city Of New Or
leans:
The Undersigned OF real which fronts en-
Lahsrpe street, from Claiborne Calves street. respectfuv
petition honorable body portion street TO
be paved with lake shels.
SISTER MARIE CLAIRE, 595 feet inches
WIDOW KNoCKART EUGENE 100 feet
WIDOW WIN KAMFIELD 100 tes.
THOMAS LABERrIER, lis feet
O. CONTOis IS feet.
l. VIGNAUD, "a tset
PETiTioN'.."''"''.........'......rETIT
pHenorsble lie Conse COmmun de IL vile Dc Ia Nouvee
Orleans:
Les sougnes propesire de biens fonciers fsant face
sur Is rue hspe depuis Claiborne jusqua Calves
oemandent votre honorable corps
donner psvsge dc Ia de portion de syec des coques
du lac =
SOUR MARIE CLAIRE, sos pieds 9 pouces,
YkUvE KNOCKART EUGENE, 100 pieds.
YEUVE WIN. KAMFIELD. 100 isds
THOMAS LABBRTIER, lis pisds
G. CONTOIs, IS pieds
L. vIGNAUD. 81 pieds
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WV. II. REKNoLDs.
CRESCENT IRON works,
Yes rs sna Es yRoHT STREET. xrv onL..w
u Prepared 70 make ssotr.es ss wzoUGHr-IRou
woRK Of any Description ouAaasy q Ne Lowest Prs
hsnohcturx Of Crescent Brand HORSE sRoEa
Also. of csry's PATENT EARTH BoRxR
Orders lea 81 Bsx l' Mechanics KzshAnss o. lao Pes
snos. VIII receive Prompt Attention
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SHAKEsPEAKE F0UNDKr,
NO. D8 GIRoD STREET. BETWEEN BARoyN
AND DRYADRs STREETS,
New Orleans.

John Gsddes. Jos A Shakespeare. Sweep.
GEDDEs. SHAKESPEARE 4 90,
Iron and Bras Founders and naehinisss Msnufscsus
svery variety Of Steam Engines. Sugar Mia Saw Mls
Draining Machines Nm and Cha Gearing and Crate Bar,
Store Fronts, CslumnA vsntlAson end Ssh wsishts
Blscksnith work ofan kinda
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MEDICAL.
DR, j. LYMAu KENNEDY.
Formerly Of PhiladslphiA)
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE.

Chronic Diseases the Thros Lungs
Liver and Kidneys Bronchitis, uatsrrh FunetonaI De
angements, Affections Neuralgia. Spinal Irrta
ons An diseases incidental 70 females the dawn of
ucmanhood the age Of maternity and change Of life Pumo
nary Consumption Diseases Of the Heart Eve Blood
and tkin the Womb Uterus and it's appendAge scisnt-
cAiy treated 1hrten Of professional fs having
devoted exclusively the Of the above
named disesses feel that promise speedy and perma
nonss and autograph letters from OF the most dsn
gushed ladies and gentlemen in this country many Of whom
knownn the world Of letters, bearing testimony his
skill Dr. has collected the prnspsl discoveries with
which modern chemistry enriched the field OF Materia
Medics he has investigated faithfully the effects Of various
substances and explored the vide fields Of remedies
great remedial Psrsons at distance consult
By letter. J. LYMAN KENNEDY. M D,
ais Canal street. entrance Rampant street.
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MACHINERY, HARDWARE.

MACHINERY, HARDWARE.
X EEr - HOGAN.
HARDWARE,
ST.. ......TehsupfssuIas ssress.. -. mas
AND
se NEW LEvEE STREET.
CHAs. GALLwEY. New Orleans.
EIKsr PREMIUM
sELr-sHARPENIss DIAMOND" sRIsr MIL.
PATENTED JUNE i4-RElssUKD SEPT Ii. lsss.
The sttentios Of Psners Msrs and Bistsrs called to
:. c snd: o. grain coss spices and das and also
was .shbssd ss the late inaussri. Fair ssls 4 st.
Louis No and was awarded the Highest Premium al
Depot and ssie~cems for these Nnh.
Ieo Gravier end Ia Union street,
Where alse be found the celebrated HULsARD BRO
s Nsss ,,,5 Is pncp raw 81 the United
sis y s.n b acn sno Agneu tsrs ExhiS,9H IN
ENsIEEs SAW MILLS. XxcH1NE Betting II and
sOath. -'''N y VIC vans VI 'A'
,ox,,u an ,,,.,. " Nd, d L L VII
CuAs. E. wYxNn = FAEK.
DEALERS IN AND MANUFACTURER AGENTS FOE
MACHINERY AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMKSrs,
16o Gravier and IL Union street,
NEW ORLEANS
On hand at all times q complete stock Of STEAM EN-
GINKs, both stationary and portable SAW MILLS COT
TON GINS AND CoNDENsERs RICE MACHINERY,
SUGAR MILLS AND KvAPoRAToRs, DIAMOND
eRIsr MILLS AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLExKNrs
ofsvsry description, which Offering Manufacturers
prices and respectfully solicit an examination Of before p.
chasing elsewhere.
SAMUEL LOCKE.
HARDWAKE...... ....... ....HARRWARE,
"a. 90 AND Al PETERS STREET.
. New OrleansI 4
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ha most ssmnandabs pzhnoatsa for sus,au ga s.v,.
people whe practice the elegant French anRuaro:
eaberafeH ne political events Of the week the tusfion ~
NE eo.ntr the Nev Orleans American prsss the
ses q Loui.ians the agricultural and COMMERCIAL s6sirs
ne me price the Theatrical -or
sst v.issy q csefa fasts, instructive gsr hS1ersas
Hso'sA = III tass eompsses . hrst elias paDcE,
SUBSCRIPTION: % PIE AHNuu.
eosDns snd The sdv~tissnns A. - ss.ss.sos,y a.
saos ~ y ~ n.ssr IN sssA p.Ss that g make hs
,banss Ss.s = " nisassass. 0ss sssst ssras
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WIN solicit Pstsnt prosssuss Patent Suits and old =.
ecsd caina Expecting TO seap profits SUCH We
obtain patents nrs application for barely a.
and having been In the business for TINA We are sns
blsd 10 shape claims 10 avoid Infringement Al b
ssss attended 70 promptiy-edvics ffss In all casa
Rest ~ city rshsrsuces sivsn whss 6sssr~d.
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EOR SALE OR RENT,

o. DE BUYS, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-23

HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM SAN
II Francisco with LARGE STOCK OF
FLOUR, am prepared to sell all articles In my
line a. cheap as any man on the Pacific Coast.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

1t is important to those who are afflicted, or
to those who are interested in the welfare OF
their friends, to be careful Of the many pretended
doctors who inicst al cities, publishing their
skill IN curing all diseases In few days, and
imposing upon the pg bic by using the names o.
eminent physicians from Europe and other
place..
DR. FLATTERY does not deceive people by
exhibiting bogus titles. pretended patients let
tcrs. certificates, etc. The Doctor will satisfy
all persons who may call at his office, OF his abil
ity to treat all diseases he proposes 10 cure. II
will cost You nothing, and may save you many
resrcts-ior, as advertising physicians in eight
eases out OF ten are bogus, there is no safety in
trusting any OF them till you know who ane
what they are. He docs not guarantee all cases
fees are cxactcd only where cures can be ef-
fectcd. Where doubt exists as tothe possibility
OF cure II Is freely stated, believing this 10 the
only course for physician 10 pursue.
Address, DIR. j. FLATTERY,
Sacramento, Cal.
y. B.-HR. FLATTERY will appear at Nir-
ginia, International Hotel, the LAST WEDNES-
DAY OF every month, 10 cure the siek. noes 1y
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