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MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
-~zsrADLisuED ~
DIR. j. C. YOUNG, IN 1850,
For tho Ouro or nil Diseases OF the
Urinary andGonerntivo
Organs. and
ALL FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
$50 WnshinRten street
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
CONSULTATIONS Br LETTER on OTHERWISE ,TnEE

ON6ULTAIION6 III La nm Oh . M
ruIs CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS
L enjoyed GU this coast an uninterrupted sue
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the renowned Hospitals OF the age. What the
celebrated Lock Hospital 10 to London, and the
no less renowned establishment OF Rcord ID TO
Paris, this Institute has become TO the Pacific
Coast. Tho thousands annually received and
cured at this place Is In point OF number OF pa.
tents among the very first OF the world, and
The success Of Its treatment ranks IL second to
nome.
sominaI Weakness or Spermatorrhea.
The young man who experiences that growing
weakness In his muscular and mental organiza-
ton, should stop to consider whence II arises.
He win Ind In the weakness Of the back, tremb-
ling Of the limbs, disord0red digestion, unac-
countable failing OF the powers OF the mind,
distastc for society, dread OF Impending trouble,
Sorebodings Of evil. sleeplessness. troubled and
lasciyious dreams, growing deafness. loss Of
muscular power, and numerous other symptoms
of disorganization. the positive traces OF that
most terrible and destructive OF all dlseaserf
Seminal Misunderstanding away his powers,
destroying his hopes Of life and manhood, and
dragging him along the broken path Of his ex,
istencc toward q premature and loathsome gravel
To him who finds his life dribbling ont In the
discharge OF the vital principle OF existence in
Nocturnal and diarnal emissions, tho mere ces-
sation Of its appearance brings no assurance Of
relief.
Marriage, that holy ONCE, that safeguard and
hope Of manhood, brings to such a one no hope
of cure, but adds TO his misery In the knowledge
that the one who looks to him for so much OF
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nocent companion to his punishment. He addt
to his misery and disorder until hope leaves
him. There Is no rescue except In proper and
skiIful treatment. Those who have become the
victims OF solitary vices, that dreadful, fasci-
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sands OF alex rooms with paralytics and con-
sumptiyes, mt hundreds OF untimely grayef
with Its misguided victims, should consult with.
out a moments delay, one who will sympathizs
with their sufferings. To such the Doctor would
sssurancc OF o PERFECT and PERMANENT
CURE, without hindrance to business. chang.
OF diet, or fear OF exposure.
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Approved July I. 1870.

tPublic-No. l:i.I
AN ACT to establish an additional land district In
the State OF Kansas.
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Importnnt TO Females.

When a female IL In trouble or Afdicted with
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munity! The Doctor. understanding how i'm.
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feels called upon to interposc, and beg the atten.
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IL, not In q superficial manner, but in as thor.
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All In affection can in6 In him one who will
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one In whose secrecy the utmost confidence can
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Ladies', the nature Of whose troubles require
the constant attention Of the Doctor, can be fur.
nished with apartments, and skillful and atten.
tive nurses. o
OfHee for the sale OF DR.. Young's PREVENT.
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LAWS or ruR UNITED STATES.
IApprored J.nuary II, ls7l.l

JOINT RESOLUTION providing for publishing
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II IL M 8.

For board, nursing and the usc OF the ordinary
appliances OF Surgery exclusive Of O~rthopedic
instruments) $l2 TO $36 per week, according TO
desirdd accommodations. Fee per visit, IS
each, or accordidg to special agreement.
For Surgical operations, the ordinary rates
usually charged by the profession, or according
to agreement. -,
The rooms arc handsomely furnished, and all
the arrangements arc adapted to convenience
and comfort.
For further particulars address Office OF the
Homeopathic Medical and Surgical Institute,
No. PIG Post street. -
Applications for admission may b made to
any OF the undersigned.
F. KILLER. NJ. D., 296 Post street.
&. ]. FRASER, n. D., l02 Stockton street.
j. ESTEN, NJ. D., sol Third street.
j. p. DINSMORE. NJ. D., II O'Farrel st.
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T. c. COXHEAD, Oakland.
j. 8. SHEPARD. NJ. D., Petaluma.
]. X. CLARK, NJ. D., Sacramento.
San Francisco. January 0, 1871. Ja9N
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CATION.

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who may offer you a remedy called Aliens Pee
toral Balsam, which Il offered for sale on the
great merit. OF Aliens Lung Balson:
Call for aud he sure you receive Aliens Lung
Bslsam-all others are infringements.
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ORDINANCE NO.. 81.

Attest: WV HI. DoANE. Clerk.
Gold Hill, September 9th. lS7l.
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Y Z Z ' =

N.-FoR CURE OF
" this distressing disease, there has beer 20
medicine yet discovered that can show more
evidence OF real merit than ALLEN LUNG
BALSAN. This uneQualed Expsctorant for
curing Consumption. and all diseases leading to
IL, such as affections OF the Throat, Lungs, and
all diseases of tho Pulmonary Organs, Is intro
duccd to the suffering public amer its merits for
the positive cure OF such diseases have been
fully tested. The formula nom which II Is pre-
pared is referred to by the leading medical Jour
mails a. being equal to any prescription that can
DO made up for such diseases by the medical fac
ulty. Tho BALSAA is, consequently, recon
mended by physicians who have become &C
Quainted with Its great success.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-10
The alphabetical Register" shall Re similar TO this
ALPHABETICAL REGISTER"

$50 Sit :h. he the duty Of the Board Of Metropolitan
on es ss ns H sa o. H,
county Of New York into election DISTRICTS that each
ss''n district an; A 's .Ss sS bear 8.
70 Aefasr after 'nsI tho plumber
such year. =. as ac PROVIDED sI sG:T.
p.%Ssf q voter. o.. ::si:n above provided, :ns
dT day pYv%s ~: 4. for any y. such
ons orders rules regulations Of said Board Of Metro.
Duct q the y: bureau prepsre al
s:rssscs: n.pssofs 81 Pi HI.s lem
And the board Of cSS1y
sary suppe have AMI retain the custody OF registers
and OF removal records papers and csrsiacSses Of
every Kind and nature to The affairs OF
or q elections " have charge u the fitting up Of ali
cn.t OF the Bureau of Elections shan have
ae sn 9oss 10 1s e c. Board , o.
1 nO sics.das sS per suuum saeh other Cereal
AM proper sh performance by Toe Bureau Z
T. @ Board az s . t o a ANIME H. s .ro be
u" ssc the organization of tn. Bureau of Elections
hoOss IN 0%, paper. and records q descI
sreS 70 q The ess.nay o Ss
81 ' 81 : sa
M ~ Of p ap'1 w. s .SsS Of hs
spd SY'S 81 s of Ss ~. 8;
abolished.
81, soasy s:% e. and oa
appointed by the Board Of Metropolitan Police OF SAID city
and county VINO sh Az 90 have power make all
removals and Transfers and gu all may from
ss,ra S i a p b ne dot, SAD
day Of -, Ia the year Isss, and ibereat.er 10 The
months Of August and SEPTEMBER the said year 1874
annually IN the months Of August and September 10 each sue
cesdins year LOT eacn eecon dstr:c 10 said city and
Of whom shall DO of different political faith and
opinions from their. assocAtes) who shall be cltL
xens Of =, the United States and Of The
State OF New YORK, OF good Character and able to
sandnsly qualified voters ia said city and county not
the for which they shall be sesced but no person
snail be required be resident or inc election
which he shalt be apponted Inspector
selected shall be notded examined their quail
6caons, and, IL approved shall each and
bef the chief Of the Bureau OF Eecsons chef
clerk thereof within twenty days from the date Of
appointment, the following oath OF ONCE
~ - reading ~ No - - in the CITY Of New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-10

SHAH Re on separate ballot which, upon the face thereof
which The oacer is to be elected and which when folded
or pumsr as DO
be separate ballot which. upon face thereof shall
contain deslsnaoD Of the once ana the Senatorial .or
other district for which the ocers be elected and
which vixen folded shall be endorsed show the out
side thereof the words Ct number s1 and be deposited
the face thereof shall contain designation Of the once
essssa. vSieS. folded endorsed
s9w ss be-, Ss
The q the de.snaied for Police Justice
ana as Ss
nation Of the once and The district 70. which the oce.
sSes Ss ri {: (: Be
A.: &c Sss0i'ss boz aa%0sn
county Of New yoT. the poll. aha. be a. a O'clock
sar 'S:s
s . ca S Of
of the general election laws of this State.
sHc hereby made the duiy Of the Board Of Metro
, a rSss sS e aaa e.
ibe Chief Clerk, be Known and designated
shan, under and subject 70 such rules; IsESis
as Police and
sy M .1a S' @
a 81 S be S an oi ps BY
such they shall deem proper exceeding four thou
sand dollars. .
SEQ Ut shall be the duty Board Me.ropo
Police TO be prepared books OF regstra
acts required by this act Said books 10
be known the general Of registers and TO be OF two
a1sa, Il s%
PERMANENT Registers" shall DO so arranged as 10
in each election DISTRICT and the number OF each dwelling n
any there be number thereto and
II there be no NUMBER description
OF the location OF the dwelling shall enable TO be
Of all malo persons resident IN each dwelling 70
"Permaneni Registers shall be ruled in parallel columns In
which, opposite and against the Of applicant
the words and 6Rues hereinafter provided
in this act Said registers shall be OF such size to contain
than thousand and prepared that
they be used each election In the city and county OF
succeeding general repatriation and sha on the inside DO
in appearance and form a follows, to wit -:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-10
AN ACT

In Relation 10 Elections in tho City and
County Of New York, md to Provide for
Asccrtainiug, by Proper Proofs, tho Citi.
sens Who shnlI be Entitled 10 the Right of
suffrage Tbereat.
re people Of The State Of NsC York represented Senate
IN II: s s ao ss se~ G0
S sS;sss ATTORNEY, o.s s;; kns s.:
:!s s.sa: ta'pss: Zee sapsrlss o!
yori senator's Member, q A,'smIy sheTc o. me ami
s:ss h:s:s:s S ssoSS
Ss sed % as ssSSsd s Ap 40 tho
srS sA election, hereafter to b. held in the city and
ballots heres shall he marked ana npmgered ucsessyey
ri = humber three, Congress number four ;ssnsic =
S ss..S sss nsnSs s Ssmssn Ice 1s
sec;.on hereafter to ne hell 10 said s and county such
ay be required by aw to receive the ballots to be used At
sEc a~Ths ballot for electors Of Presden, and Vice
President shall be the same Mnow prescribed ey aw and
words "Presdent namber one and be Deposited IN boz
who's. election all the voters Of said city
nsS county .ke paierse sIssv, .So's herein dsg
s. voted for upon one ballot, which up,n the iass
ne 'o1 nS.o Of ss s @
OF them any voter may desire 10 vote for and
which, when folded, shall be endorsed show upon
s,de thereof the words 0enefs number two and be
rosited IN boz number two The the person
bated for Representative in Congress shall be on
ballot which the face thereof shall contain desgna
Of tho Office the for which officer is 10 be
elected and which, when folded, sba bs endorsed
the outside thereof words "Congress number
ihree," and BE- deposited In Dor number three.
The of the designated for Senator shall be
separate ballot which. upon face thereof shall con.
tsln designation Of the Office aud the district for which the
encey sleced and which, when folded, shall
Sor,sd o. sbYw uEot outside thereof the words sena
N name Of .bs person degnaed for Aembss Of Assembly
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The Republican Members Of tho 1egis'
lature Pledged to Pass This Bill.
Preparing for the Presidential
Election.

ALBANY, Jan. 9 1S12
few days ago there arrived here from New
YORK sub committee OF tho renowned COMMITTEE
Of Seventy. Immediately after their arrival thore
was convened q private meeting Of the leading
republicans Of the Senate and Assem-
bly, and alter this came several con-
ferences between the principal members OF
tho Legislature and the sevenys subcommittee.
The proceedings and object Of those conferences
were long mystery to tho few who observed
them; but the secret Is now no secret at oil. Tho
New York Seventy's Committee brought with them
the draft Of q new registry law for the city and
county OF Now York; which they propose to have
introduced and passed by the present Legislature.
The joint republican caucus OF The house and
Senate, in final conference with the sub mittee
Of the Committee Of Seventy, after making several
important revlsions in the document, resolved TO
approve 1t and pledged themselves to have 1t passed
through both houses In the present subjolned form
ct an early day.
II will be observed that the very first section pro-
vides, in delightfully."- roundabout way, for the
election Of new Mayor and Board Of Aldermen, to
take place on the second Tuesday OF April next, so
shat the recently ,naugurated reform "City
Fathers' will scarcely be warm enough in their
seats put up their nrst little job before they will
nnd themselves thrown out on the dreary world
again.
Il win also be seen that the Bureau OF Elections
y 10 be placed in charge Of the Board OF Metro
politan Police; that that Board win henceforth have
solo authority and responsibility In the management
Of election affairs, and That such powers and duties
are conferred and imposed upon inspectors OF cleo
zion as win raise them TO positions Of considerable
importance, II not OF absolute dread IN the eyes Of
the voting community.
Other portions Of this law will be read with great
interest, especially by vrtuous coun,ers-out and re.
peaters
The following is the draft OF tho new Registry
law, which, 1t 10 understood. has occupied the con-
slant attention Of the Committee OF Seventy and oil
Mr.. Charles O'Conor for the past two months.
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EMlGEANT SWiNDLERS.
Charley Moore, the Notorious Emisrant
Sw'insiier, Committed without Bail.
Recorder Hackett yesterday decided not 10 admit
Charles Moore, the notorious emigrant swindler. TO
ball. The following Is the Recorders dccision:-


COURT GENERAL SEssIoNs, Jan. 9, 1872
The People Chars M9oreApplicadon OF prisoner to DO
discharged upon balWllam r. Hove for prisoner sam.
not rests Judicial discretion and tho Court should be
guided Ia its exescise by the circumstances OF tne case
Colby's Grim. Law D. 2gi) circumstances before me
Fr-On pa the people that the pris oner has
once forfeited his bail This was while tho witness
for the people was hand to testify. Flight
pcsnmptiye evidence of guilt SecondOn the part
prisoner that hs seriously vi. Although the prisoner ba
aggruvate his sickness
bail will not therefore allowed him. especially of
nigh crne Il Bishop Grim. Procedure, 7O6l But
his life be in danger from the mprsonmcn or VI IN
cases bis poor injured thereby tins VII fur
stances admitting the prisoner bail The andavts
ami do not satisfy that the prisoners health
Is very seriously compromised by confinement There
very competent physician attached ~ the prison. But the
prisoner Ted urisdc,o1 when the principal
all important witnesses leave the prisoner returns II s
own wrong, aud II would be monstrous that q
way for time should tire out Witnesses and then return
ing their absence demand the advantage of bis own
won; by either discharge ball. take fresh chances
OF the witnesses appearing The charge emsran swni
ling The Witnesses on such charge are usually transient
personages, and man compaincd OF could hdc or 40.
being by the claws delay. as TO advantage the
'oppressvrs wrong" justice would indeed DO olindcd
shall for the present adhere to previous on
committing without bail, and allow the District Attorney
time to hnd the Witness who may have been deceived
by prisoners cnlpabe act OF previous flight per-
son forfeited his ought never
be aerward favored with bail. The application 10 ball 10
denied bt be renewed from time to time as crcum.
may change develop regarding the absent Witness
JOHN K. HACKErr, Recorder.
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MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.

John Donahue, a boatman employed on the Asso.
ciated Press marine news boat at Quarantine, Staten
Island, has been missing since January I. He was
last seen at eight p NJ Of that day In Canal
street, near the Bowery perfectly sober, ana en-
route for the nine P. NJ boat to staten isiand.
Donahue Is twenty.three years OF age nve ices
six incnes IN height, with black hair ana eyes; was
vest, creen-strped shirt, win goid stuus, aau
brown velvet can ANY cue 70 MS wnereaoo ,n,
""Associa,ed Press Marine office, pier No. East
River.
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Toe case OF Mrs. TacKlebury and Snreve
charged with arson, was up again At the Tombs
Police Court yesterday afternoon but owing to the
fact that the defence have Q large NUMBER OF
witnesses to examine, II was again postponed, cext
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-10
r E F o R N .


The Proposed New Registry
and Election Law.
The Remedy Of the Radical Ref0rmerS
for False Voting and False
Counting at Elections.
A New Election for Mayor and Aldermen
to Take Place Next April and
Another Next November.
How the Reformers Would Have
Voting and Canvassing
Done in New York.
i Complete System Of Police Espionage To
Be Established Throughout the
Whole City and County.
The Police Board to Take Charge Of the
Bureau Of Elections and Appoint
Inspectors, Poll Clerks aud
Other Election Officers.
Extraordinary Powers To Be
Conferred on Inspectors.
How Fraud and False Count
ing Are To Be EGectually
Rendered Impossible.
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Spicy Reading for Electors, Candidates, Voters,
Inspectors, CanyaSsers, Naturalization
Paper FOrgsrs, Repeaters and
Ballot Box Suffers
The Republican Members Of tho Iegis.
lature Pledged to Pass This Bill.
Preparing for the Presidential
Election.
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county New York, Go soenny (or arm) that
duy the permanent registers Of SAID election
district rom SAID a.,neo voter and aa, I'll
Eviction District Of The Assembly Of said
city and county do hereby request that The proper
law, and that Certificate OF removal be furnished me a.
Tia: upon such oath or affirmation being made and sub
scrbed herein provided shall be the duty OF the said
hours aier Inc close Of general
revision Of In the Bureau OF Elections And
Ok rsmoya said Inspector elections satisfied OF
be Claims !, be, as the description OF said last mentioned
S on ,hs Ie M cse e
sent, BY any whom said Board shall especially
p pasasr o ssasncs az Of sa person.
:a' be entered upon the a .ucS person
from said dwelling place. when, his removal nss eic
s ss sana y Ss sP o
registers the name Of such person oy ean he mama
q sUia mwp headed o
Sqssed Ss w game 5e moan day sui year Of such
striking from ssd sg wss. Transee spS
Ss. s2sm % he q the
cts TO which such person shs az letters Of me Of
The Inspector who ssd PEI It, ss .
pe1sou as he same snail appear said pemanen,
ANA there onv draw line as ;d, d assge hs.
AID q any :sss person Sc found ok len
naa sn bis re:aence place in sail
res entered under r., The solumn Of DC
co ELECTION and al o. SIf esc9o ocs TO s BE
:n 81 sa,cIe as dw.n
pac. which any such person shall have removed %
ss FORMER residence said inspectors shall In hs ps
to me aS or S as
4: and IN The ssysr1 opposite and
and the dwelling place which any such person shall have
district was the residence under which be was pre-
Of CT said n men Ss d
such person certificate, which shA be known ~ "cer
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-06-15
The Canada Pacific Railway.

The Canadian government il making
strenuous efforts to advance the material
prosperity of the country, and the people
are developing spirit Of enterprise which
will compare favorably with their Yankee
neighbOrs. The enlargement Of ths Wei
land Canal and the chartering of numerous
railways are among the projects for increas-
ing their commercial facilities, and more
liberal reciprocity treaty with the United
States il also under consideration
By far the most important matter now
before the Canadian Parliament, is the bill
for the Canada Pacific railway, introduced
by Sir George Cartier. According to the
terms by which British Columbia came into
the Union, the road il TO be commenced
not later than July, 1873, and completed
within ten years. The proposition Of the
government il that the road shall start from
Lake Nipissing, from which point to the
Pacific coast the distance is some twenty
seven hundred miles.
The work il to be done by private com
pany, which shall give proof Of its bona tsct
ability for undertaking it by lodging with
the Receiver General the sum Of one mil
hon dollars. Under the bill, the govern
ment will have power to arrange with any
one OF the companies now applying for the
charter, or with smalgamation Of them.
The subsidy TO the company will consist d
lands and money the hand grant to be al
ternate blocks Of twenty miles deep, and
q money subvention Of some twenty mil
hon dollars. The blocks of land have
been made twenty miles in depth, SO a.
70 make the Dominion grant uniform with
that agreed to be given by British Colum-
bia.
The government expects that the qusnti.
ty Of land in alternate blocks reserved by
thea win be sufficient to reimburse the
country for the money subfidy. But even
Il IL In mot, the treasury in now in q sufi-
GENTLY healthy condition, a. Sir George
Cartier remarked, to justify the expendi-
ture, spread over ten years % il will Be. In
addition 10 the main fine, two branches are
proposed TO be built from Manitoba
to the boundary line, and another from .
point on the main line to Lake Superior.
1t ia not proposed to make any grant in
money to these branches, an several com.
panies are applying TO carry out the work.
Auburn Daily Ne,cs.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-06-15

T1E trades in San Francisco are now be-
ginning TO move in Reorganization and
some trades, nevsr organised before, are
taking OF doing %, and win, In oil proba.
bahty, like the painters, soon dominance.