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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-09-18

A PROTEST. We have had sent us,
from the moving machine and other az
rcutural implement exhibitors al tn"
recent State Fair, a protest at what they
consider ill-treatment upon that orca.
sion. 1t is as follows:
The exhibitors of agricultural nipple
plements Justly feel indignant that they
were placed 10 the hot sun on the south
side Of Mechanics Hall, where they had
their choice to bake or abandon their
machines, which most of them were
obliged to do. The show of farming
implements at fairs is an important part
of the exhibition, and as no premiums
are awarded to compensate for the eX-
pense exhibitors incur, it is not strange
that they feel that a cover should be
provided, or at least that they might be
placed in the shady side of some build
ing MANY EXHIBITORS.
Rutland; Sept. II.
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Nem advertisements.
4 UCTION SALE.

A UCTION SALE.
An auction sale of Hay, Horses, two
Ewes, a Cow and Calf, Fowls, and farming
implements generally, will be held at the
residence of Leverett Chatterton, near
Sutherland Falls. on Tuesday, September
80, 1873, commencing at O'Clock p. m.
Terms, cash on delivery, for all sums less
than $40; on larger sums time will be given
on approved notes.
j III. REMINGTON,
Auctioneer.
Rutland Sept. IL. 1873. 39wldlw
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-09-18

AUGUsT FLOWER. This great Dys-
pepsia Panacea has the largest sale of
any other preparation in the world.
Why Because we say to every one
that is afflicted with Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Costiveness, Headache,
Heartburn, Waterbrash, Sour Stomach,
Indigestion, or any disease depending
upon pure blood, healthy Liver and
Stomach, cali at the Drug Stores of
Francis Fem s Co. and George +.
Graves, Rutland, VT, wholesale and re-
tail agents, and get one of our sample
bottles free OF charge. Regular size IS
cents. Two or three doses will relieve
any case. Try it. 9Tw3m
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-09-18
"a Thonsand in Press-First MONTH.


REMARKABLE SUCCESS. One agent
made Sll2 in days, and another s45S in
days, selling
A perfect thesaurus OF exploration, dis
coyery and adventure upon, and the Won
ders beneath the great oceans Diving.
dredging. telegraphiBg, &c, 20 spirited
engravings. Price extremely low. Sells
amazingly fast. Strike quick for choice
field. Address HUBBARD BROS, Pubs,
So Washington ST., Boston. seplSw4
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-09-18

Especial to the. Herald.l
The Chfttenden Co. Fair.
BuRIISeros, Sept. II

=
! scs BuRIISeroS, Sept. II.
5. The Chittenden County Fair, at Essex
Junction =. second day = is great
success; eight thousand people are in
attendance. Henry Clark, of Rutland,
delivered an interesting address, which
gave general satisfaction, on 1.-THE past,
present, and the possibilities of the
future # agriculture in Chittenden
county" IS
The 2:40 purse was won by Col. Pearl,
of Boston, brown mare Kitty Pearl in
2:43, 2:444l and 2:4e4. The minute race
was quite exciting, and was won in three
straight heats, by G. F. Predmore's black
gelding General, in 2:51, 2:52 and 2:52.
..4 b E .
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-09-18

Vegetine purifies the blood, renovates
and invigorates the whole system. Its
medical properties are Alternative, Tonic,
Solvent and Diuretic
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-09-18

PRIZE CHURN. prize churn, valu-
ed at $25, offered through TIE liberality
Of the Prize Churn Company of Spring
field, Windsor county, VT, by the Yer
mont Dairymen's Association, for the
best lot of twenty-five pounds of butter,
made by a member of said association,
between June list and September 10th.
and exhibited at the Vermont State
Fair each exhibitor to make a state
nent in detail in writing, of the breed,
feed and management of the cows. and
process of manufacture, was awarded to
L. G. Fish of Shrewsbury.
ANNUAL MEETING OF S. S. WORKERS.
The 9th mountaineering of S. s. Work
ers in Vermont, will be held at Chester,
commencing Tuesday evening, October
9TH, and close Thursday, October 9th.
Rev. P. Bliss of Chicago, o well
known author of s. s. music, will be
present and conduct the music through
out the convention.
The people of Chester viii gladly
welcome the delegates to their homes.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-09-18
Boston Produce Market.

Reported expressly for THE HERALD by
&c CHAsBERLIS & Co, Commission
Merchants, ~ ana II EaneTsiE HaIi
Market, Boston.
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Vermont Baptist state Convention.

The next annual session of the Yer
mont Baptist State convention will be
held with the Baptist church, Rutland,
on Wednesday and Thursday, October
lst and ID The annual sermon by Rev.
l. ]. Mattison of BrattleborO.
Pastors, delegates and friends, expect
ing to attend the convention, are respect
fully requested to send their names and
address to B. w. Marshall, ESQ, chair
man of committee on entertainment.
and cards assigning them places of en-
trrtainment will he forwarded by mail
The committee earnestly requests all per-
sons wishing entertainment to notify
him without delay.
Half fare on the railroads, with the
usual conditions.
z. MLLIs. Pastor
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-09-18

EMPLOYMENT FOR ALL l-One agent
IL in four weeks1made profit of S4l2-SO.
selling Bryants Library of Poetry and
Song $40 in one week on the New House.
keepers Manual, by Miss Beecher and Mrs
Stowe. Any live man or woman can have
an agency. j. b. FORD & CO, New York,
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STILL LATER,

A despatch from city telegraph of
flee near the scene of the fire, says it is
now under control, and that it Is believ
ed it will he prevented from spreading
further. No estimate of the loss can be
made at this writing.
LATEsr-THE FIRE UNDER coNTBoL.
The fire is now under compile control.
The loss in the aggregate is quite light
for the space burned over, as not over
two hundred houses have been destroy
cd. The loss to poor people rendered
homeless, however, is severe. The space
west of the fire is covered with house
hold goods.
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weather Report.
PROBABILITIES.

i: 81 :. =. ~: SIaNAL: STATION,
W AsHlNaroN, Sept. $500 p. M.
+. Z ss%ss: ~ = PROBABILITIES.
Z On Thursday for New England and
Middle States, the pressure will diminish
/ with southeasterly to sontherly winds,
increasing to fresh and brisk increasing
c1oudiness and rain. {, iSll Il;t -, {, /.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-09-18
MRS. J. Il. BENEDICT

Rs-oDens Oct oDer Ist, her
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN
Boarding and Day school for Young
Ladies, at sepi5w3
Mo- EAST AID STREET. NEW YORK.
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l3 % PAYS ~ ICE r AFT !

An Official and thrilling history of
THE POLARIS EXPEDITION
under the late Capt. Han, his UntiTnely
death, remarkable rescue of the crew from
a floating lsld Of ice. Also, history of
an the expeditions 10 the Arctic world
from the earliest times. PrOfusely illus
trated. Agents wanted ADDRESS Phila-
deIphia Book Company, Phila. seplews
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Agents wanted for Tie new book, Life and
KIT c A r S ON,

Agents wanted Tor the new DOOh, Lie anu
Adventures OF
KIT G. A r S 0 Il,
by his comrade and friend, D. W. Q. Pc
tiers, Brevet 1T. Col. aud Surgeon, y. ;. a,
from facts dictated by himself The only
true ana authentic lie of Americas great
est hunter, trapper. scout and guide. ever
published. II contains full and complete
descriptions Of the Indian Tribes OF the
Far West, as seen by Kit CsrsOn, VINO lived
among them all his life It gives a full re-
liable account of the Modes and the Mo-
doc waI. As a work of history, II l. invsl-
liable. 4 grand opportunity T agents TO
make money. cur illustrated circulars
sent free TO al applicants. Write and Sc
cure territory at once.
DUSTIN, GILMAN & CO,
SeuIsw4 Hart ford. Conn
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-09-18
Dr GARyIN,s ELIXIR OF TAR.

Is recommended by regular medical prac-
titioners and a speedy cure guaranteed
for colds coughs. cataTTh, asthma, brcn-
chitis, splitting blood. consumption ana al
pulmonary complaints. ScrOfula- Erysip-
elias dyspepsia and govt. Dysentery, chet-
era-lnorbus. cholera and all liver ana bow
81 complaints Kidney diseases and all
affections of the urinal organs perfectly
harInless-free from mineral or alcoholic
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO take and never
known 10 fail-Price SLIGO per bottle. Full
particulars with medical testimony and
certificates sent on application. Address
l.. r. HYDE q CO., lSJ Seventh Avenue,
New York.
DARTS FROM THE DEVIL; OR CUPID
ABUSED.-A book just issued, exposing
the personals" that have appeared IN the
New York newspapers their history and
lesson Stylish villains fully exposed. Ad-
yertisements from desperate men TO beau
tiful women: clandestine meetings; how
frustrated the history OF the Goodrich
Tragedy the result of a personal" De-
scr1ption of living Broadway statues. Ex-
poses social corruption. sent ON receipt
of so cts, Address, Unique Printing House.
30 yesey St., n. y,
+. THE BECKwITH $40 PORTABLE FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE, on 80 Days Trial: many
advantages over all. Satisfaction guaran
teed. or 80 refunded. sent complete,wlt
full directions. Beckwith sewing Machine
Co., S62 Broadway, n. y.
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+ A PIERRE HOUSE,
BRo4DWAY & EIGHTH ST,

q BROADWAY Y. & EIGHTH. ST,
80 .,.st. Z. NEW YORK.
This is a desirable House for business
, men or families, being first class, elegant
and central. Parties who can appreciate
q good table wild find the @La Pierre'' THE
House to.stap at ir, New York. Board and
room 50 per day. Rooms 81 per day. st
CD. ORVIS,
iy14d&wtf Proprietor.
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DATTY'S NABOB PIC K LIE S i,
ID Crosse s. Blackwel's Pickles, Hal
ford's Worcestershire Sauce, Nabob sauce,
in fact nearly all kinds of English Pickles
can be found at
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-09-18

For want of time and space we are
compelled to omit the balance of prem
ium awards until our next issue .,th.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-09-18

a FULL LINE OF FALL GOODS
"A Just received. Ladies and Misses
Fine Shoes, Gents Fine Boots. Call ami
see them at
NO.6 MERCHANTS ROW.
Rutland.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-09-18
BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET
For Week ending Tuesday, Sept. lG. 1873.
Reported for the Rutland Aeratd.

AMousroF STOCK AT wArERrows MARKET
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Rutland Sept. Il. 1873.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-09-18

FLOODED
l.. G. Fullam, 3 year old Jersey bull,
LIST premium G. F. Davis, yearling AL
derney bull, 1st premium; VIM. Smith,
Cd premium; Amasa Adams, Jersey
COW, 1st premium; G. f. Davis, Alder
ney cow, 1st premium do, Cd premium !;
G.. F. Davis, Alderney heifer, LIST premi-
um do. 2d premium; w f. Fl. Chap
man, jersey bull calf, 1st premium
+ GRADES.
Thomas Coughlin, bull, 3 years old,
1st premium Joseph Goodrich, year
old bull, list premium E. Dunsmore,
I'd premium; Arney Wiley, yearling
bnll. list premium w. n. Sawyer, Sd
premium I; Joseph Sanders, bull calf, LIST
premium E. Dunsmore, heifer calf,
LIST premium; Joseph Sanders I'd
premium; Ell. A. Fletcher, 2 year
old heifer, LIST premium. 81 A Fletcher,
yearling heifer, LIST premium O NJ War
rem, ed premium. Henry Howe, COW,
1st premium; w b Pratt, I'd premium.
!: John Davis, fatted beef over years old,
1st premium. ON Warren, fatted beet
under years old, LIST premium. Town
of Cavendish, best six yoke of oxen, 1st
premium town of Ludlow, six yoke of
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-25
SPECIAL NOTTOi1B,
TI.e t,nreer 81 ! treas Isemesy.

Twenty summers have elapsed since IL was
briefly announced that new vegetable tbnie
ana aiterativc bearing the name Of IfoatetteTs
stomach nitters, had been added 70 tho list Of
preventive and restorative mcdcines. Tho
modest advertisement which invited attention
10 the preparation stated that IL Ind been used
with great success in private practice az a cure
for dyspepsia. bilious complaints. constipation
and intermittent fever. u wan s0on discovered
that tho article possessed extraordinary prop
orii6s. The people. OF every class. tested It's
merits as a tonic, stimulant, corrective ana ro.
Htorative and found that its effects moro than
fufliicd their hopes and expectations. From
that Time Co the present ts course has been
upward and onward. and II stands to-day nt
tho head OF all medicines Of It's class, Amerl-
can or imported. In the magnitude of its sales
and lts reputation as n safe, agreeable and 20.
tGnt inyiRornnt and restorative. For lnnguor
and debility. lack of appetite and gastric dis
turbances 10 common during the summer
in0nthe u u s0 absolutely infaliible. IndiRes.
ton, bilious dtsOrtiere constipation, nervous.
nUaA, periodical feVrrs and all tho ordinary
complaints generated by Nitinted ana humid
atmosphere, vanish under its renosating aud
regulating Influence. This n its record.
avUuchcd by volumes Of intelligent testimony,
extending over a period Of q filth OF a century,
and coin npfehendlng the names OF thousands
0f well known eltizuns belonging 70 every
class and calling In Europe IL Il thought q
great thing 70 obtain The patronage oi royalty
Tor u "pntent medicine" but ti0Htstterg hitteTs
has been spontaneously approved by millions
Of independents sovefeigns, aud ils patent CON
aista Ia their endorsement
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Patients residing in any pan of the country.
however distant. who may desire the opinion
aud adVtev of Dr Dohsffy ia theig respective
eases. and vino think proper 10 submit writ
tcI1 statement Of such. In preference 20 holding
n personai interview. aru respectfully aSA1rrd
that their communications viii he held mot
aaertd. The Doctor is regular graduate and
may DO consulted with every confidence.
II the ease ts laiiy and candBdly described.
personal communication will bc unnecessary,
as Instructions for diet. regimen. and the gen.
crnl treatment of thr case fineludtng the rene.
diesi. will be- forwarded glthnut delay. and In
such manner ne tn convey no idea 81 the
Hheuid your condition require immediate ats
trntion. hEnd ten dollars ia coin foF that value
10 currency By mail. or Wells, Fargo & Co. =
EXPIRES and package Of medicine viii be
sent IN your address with the necessary inatrtic-
tiona for use. Consultation by letter other
Sise. yREE. Permanent cure guaranteed Or no
pay.
Address. ". X. DoHERTY, MD,
san Francisco. Cal.
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MARRTrD


HOUSTON tho 1sfh inst.
nj the rrsidrnrr of the bride. by Hnv. John Oss
trnndsr. MIR. JAMES uouaTos and Mas. MAIN
+. STEWART. all of Linn county.
The happy couple remembered the printer in
u style peculiarly acceptable 20 the disciples Of
Faust. May they have n long and happy life.
HuSTOS-HOB1S.-On the sd inst. ut the
residence of W. II, Miller. OF Tangent. by Rev.
:. q. irvine, MIR. Luther HuHT0S aud Mrs
AEpoHAIfJ. hoa9s. all Of Linn csAnty.
Thanks for the liberal supply af "baiiions
which accompanied this notice. We tender
the happy couple our wArmcst eohgFatuiafioB
and wish them long life Of analloged happpi.
ness
fASp-HARvEY.--on the 2sd inst.
NJ the ~. Charles Hotel. by ttaF. w H. Hutch.
&C. ". u. MCFARLAND aud CAMILLE HARVEY.
Wa make our most gEaeeful bow for ths large
supply OF "Feirethments'' which kept this no.
tice company "a our kanetam. Our whole force
from tho dsyii to the edisor.in-ehlor join In
rendering the neWly.maTTied couple our most
slncere and heaFtfsn congratulations.
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WEEKLY PRlogs cuRRgNT.


Following are the prices paid for produce. and
tho prloSs Al which other articles are selling IN
this market;
wHEAT--w white. y bushsi 70.
oAfS--a bushel, 37A ets.
POTATOES "a bnshvi. . 80.
oNtOSs-5a bnshei. 81 Ggt 50.
FL0uh-TA bbi. 80 so.
BEANs--Hhite. u n. 4(ds els.
DRIED FRUtT-Appiss, T. n, cents I
Peaches. "A ". isa ets.t Plans, u n, i6e.,
cnrTanis. a n. Zoe.
BuTTER--Tl n. fresh roll l261 Toe.
Euus-1l dozen. 30 cts.
CltcKENs-fa dozen. 81 90.
Su0AR--cFuabsd. n n, IS eta.I Island, y
~, sii9i5 ets.i saa Francisco Refined,
y9 n, i35 cts.
TEA--Ysabg Tyson. u n. 81 90, japan
- n. 7bel9tt 90 Black, u n, TbeeLgi 90
coFFEE-T1 n. 25@26 oeals.
sALT-fi tb. 1908 cts.
SfHuP-ilesvy uoldeu, fl keg, ~ so.
Es. Heavy Golden. "a gait, 81 IS.
BACoS-Itams. a n, i7etsJ Sides. Sets
Shoulders. Tets.
LARD-.fa Tins n n. ! I ets.i IN kegs. 10ets.
0IL-nsVoe's KsfoseBs. "A gallon. IS cts,
y can. gall. ~ 90 Lissesd oil. raw. q
gall, 81 23I Linsesd OIL. boiled, Il gall.
si s7s.
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NEW ADYERTIsEMENTs
wnIr op sPEcIAI. EI.EcTIoN.

To tLs Sheriff n fle several cssafiss Eithia Is
State ~ OHsgsH
WuEnEAs. At general election held on the
third day Of June. 4. y. iss&. lhs Hon. Joseph
-. Wilson was duly elTe4ed Representative OF
the state OF oregon ia the Forty Third Coo
EFrss ~ the United states and
WmEHEAs. since thr said election. said office
has become vacant by the death OF said lncnms
bent aud
WHEREAS. ny provision Of the Consultation
ri the Cnited states. aud the las fT this state.
Il has beeoine the duty 81 the t5oFeFpoF thereof
To issue his writ aI election 60 MI such vacancy
Now, Therefore. !. T.. r, Grover. Governor oT
the STATE oG Oregon. do hsruhy command you
and each af you To notify the RsferAl Judges Of
Erection Within and for your several counties.
Ia hold special election of Representative In
Congress "a oil the Vacancy Aforesaid. af Mon
day. thc fg5i thirteenIh day of October. ls5S.
ana that you cause all proper nokIcrs 10 DC
given thereof according 10 isa.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the
state ~ orsron, At saism. teis tenth day of
July. 4. d. is5I.
lsEAII LIP. GROVER.
Atlesti s. p. CHADWICK. sSeFstaFy OF state.
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CONvESIENT.-We We hear Of another
argument in favor OF railroad monOpo-
lies going the rounds on the streets. A
gentleman at Harrisburg, being some
what Of an epieure, and wishing to
have something for dinner which Is
uncommon in that city, sent. by teIe-
graph to one of our bakers for two-bit's
worth of warm bread. The bread was
sent on the noon train, and we suppose
the Harrisburger had his appetite sa-
tiated to its fullest extent for the insIg-
nifcant sum of one dollar. Now show
us the man who has 50 far forgotten
his duties to mankind in general, and
the people of Harrisburg in particular,
that can, in the face of the facts set
forth in this article, say anything
against grinding monopoIies.p
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-25

TAN7oR's ENTERTAINMENT Last
Friday evening on the occasion of the
42d anniversary OF the birthday of the
head OF the Taylor family, the Albany
Amateur Dramatic Association gave
one Of their pleasing aud Instructive
entertainments, which for real merit
far surpasses all othes given by that
troupe. The Opera House was literally
jammed with people. 1t being difficult
for those who came in late to lind even
standing room. The audience Ina at
tendance was larger by far than we
have ever witnessed at any public exhi-
bition given by any dramatic troupe in
Albany. Mart fairly boiled over with
good nature In his efforts to make
a success, and we think he. sue
ceeded 10 a degree beyond his most
sanguine hopes. The first piece on
the programme was the beautiful and
highly amusing comedy, BETSY Ba-
ker,r which kept the audience in
perfect roar OF laughter during the
whole OF its performance. Mr.. Hart
and his infant projigies were loudly
applauded while singing saint /
Sweet?n and at the close OF the song
were nearly covered with shower of
silver coin from the Observation-Disclosures
The poem ssAfter the Battle" was re-
cited by Mrs. Taylor in style that
would have done credit to any OF our
best eloeutionists. Tie comic and SEN
timental songs, by Taylor, Hart and
, Humphrey were well received, but the
Irish ballad, Teddy o'Niel," by Mrs
Taylor, was the crowning success of
the evening, in the vocal line. Ii was
sung in sweet, pathetic voice, and at
the close was greeted with tremendous
applause, and the enthusiasm OF the
audience could not be abated until she
again appeared upon the stage. She
then sung the rather solemn piece. en-
titled, "I could not call her Mother"
which was also warmly applauded. The
rendering Of the beautiful musical
comedy, "The borrowed Sweetheart"
reflected great credit upon the dra-
matte ability Of all those who partici-
pated in it. The Local Song was
sung by Mart. Taylor and Ross Hum
phrey. This feature IS made special
ty in all OF Start. Taylors shows.
This time the song numbered los YER
ses, and each verse contained a good
joke on some persnn in this commune
ty. On the whole It was superb, bat
we think If some OF the jokes had been
toned down little it would have been
better After the entertainment had
adjourned a grand bail was given 10y
the Association in which the major
part of the audience participated. The
bail passed or in the most enjoyable
manner, owing TO the efficient man
agement OF the polite floor managers,
1Iessrs. J. r. Herren, Oliver Bushnell,
Isaac Conn snd Jos. speideL. 4 sup
per was served at the new restaOsaDt
by its gentlemanly proprietor, Mr.
Rombo, which for quality and quanti-
ty has meyer been surpassed in this
city.
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To Penrn1en.

when a female is ensfvatst or afiicted With
disease. ms weakness Of the back and limbs.
pain In ths head. dimneaa Of right, l0aa Ot
muscular power. paipitation Of tfle heart. iFr1.
liability. nervousness, extreme urinary dinteui-
ties, arrangement OF digestive functions. gen
wasab hykl6f.a, steFiiiiy. aud all other dieea-
ssA peculiar 70 females she ahntlld go write
Ht once TO the ceirbruted female n0e4nf. w. X.
noheFty. al his Medical Instituis and consult
him about her troubles ard diseass <ae Doc.
Tor is effseting mora cures than any other phfs'
tcfan in the state OF California. Let no false
dslicney prevent you. but apply Immediately
aud save yourself from painful tunerings and
premature death. All Married Ladies' whose
delicate health or other circumstances prsVent
an inrreaas Ia their families, should write or
call al Dr. W. X. Doheuy's Medical institute,
hefa.
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TO THE AFFLICTED.

TAR. W. X. DoHBRTY RETURNS HIS SIN
NJ cere thanks 10 his numerous patients for
their patronage, and would fake this opportu.
nifty 70 remind them that he continues u CON.
suit at his Institute for the cure OF chronic dis
eases of the IungH. Liver, Kidneys, Digestive
gea, Seminal Weakness. aud all tine horrid con.
sequences of ecif-abuss. d1norrhaea, 1iset,
HtFieturgs, Nocturnal and Dinrnai emissions
sexual Debility, Discusses Of tho Back Hnd
tsoina, Inflammation Of the Bladder and KID.
neya. etc, etc.. and he hopes that his long ex-
perienes and successful prnetlce will continue
70 tnaufs him share Of public patronage. by
the practice OF many years IN Europe and the
unttcd states, lac IL enabled to apply the most
efficient and auccekafut remedies against dis
eases OF all kinds. lie cures without mercury,
charges moderate. treats his patients ia cor
rect and honorable way. and has references Of
unqneslionhbic vefacity from men OF known
Fa4pectabiiity and high standing IN e0cietys--
All parties consulting him by letter or other.
wise, Will receive the beet and gsntlest treat
ment. aud Implicit secrecy.