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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-04

ducts OF their inventive genius WIFI excite In
September next; and it may be expected that
every proper arrangement will be made for
attracting attention to every model and arti>
Gle calculated to do honor to our ingenious
aud enterprisipg mechanics.
Let me also earnestly invite the Ladies of
this agricultural district to patronize our an,
preaching annual Fair by their presence, and
by the beautiful and striking products of their
industry and taste. Many of the most in.
teresting objects usually seen at such exhibi>
lions, are the creation of their fair hands and
refined tastes, or have resulted from their
careful and economical supervision It is
upon such such articles that the eye of every
visitor loves to dwell. Let the fair daughters
of Jefferson, Berkeley and Morgan then vie
with each other in a generous competition for
the premiums and diplomas which will be
awarded in all those departments in which
their skill, industry and taste can be most sue
ceFstully and conspicuously displayed.
learn by the reports of the several COM
mittees,, that We have every assurance of a.
large concourse of visitors from our neish-
boring States, and especially from the Guns
herlaud Valley of Pennsylvania that the
display of stock and agricultural implements
will be large and attractive that able aud
distinguished orators will attend to instruct
and entertain the people; that the most lib
eral arrangements have been made with the
railroad companies for the cheap transporta-
ton of visitors aud articles for exhibition. and
that many rational and amusing spectacles
have been engaged to fill up the intervals of
time not appropriated to more serious labors
Very truly yours,
CHAs JAS. faulkner,
Pres't q. Dc H. Association.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

- The letter of Hon. Charles j. Faulkner
in response to an appeal TO him from Harper's
Ferry and by many others in this Congress
sloDal district to become candidate for Con-
gress, alluded to in our last number, will he
found in to>days paper. Read it.
From card signed "Many Voters" in the
Shephcrdstown Register, OF Saturday last, we
observe that the Hon. Alexander r. Boteler.
''wi!l be warmly supported in the pending
canvass, as an independent candidate tor Con.
gress."
The gentlemen thus named, Messrs Faulk-
ner and Boteler, as candidates for Congress
arc pre-empentIy qualified in every respect,
to fill the place acceptably to the Democratic
Conservative party of the District But, the
question arises, can the party afford to 20 into
the coming canvass with Two Democratic cam
didates? We think not. Our opponents,
the Republicans, of course, will have cans
didate Therefore, q Convention should be
held, and standard bearer selected, Faux
ner, Martin, BOteer, or any other one who
will be the right man in the right place tor
the situation, aud then give the nominee an
undivided support. Piedmont is, as hereto
fore announced in our columns, suggested as
the place aud the 30th of August as the time
to hold such Convention. We hope all the
counties OF the District will, at an early day,
attend to this matter and appoint delegates to
said Convention.-R"m"cy Mteliiycmcer
STATESMEN TO THE FnoNr.-We observe
that the name of the Hon. VIM H. Travcrs,
OF CharIestOwu, W. Va, is already prominent
ly canvassed in connection with the United
States Scnatorship from West Virginia Mr.
Iravers formerly represented Baltimore city
In the House of Delegates Of Mary land, Of
which body he was Speaker the duties of
which he discharged with singular grace and
ability. lie is an able lawyer accomplished
orator, and high toned Christian gentleman
In all respects, the Senatorial toga would
hang gracefully upon his shoulders With
MIR. TraVcrs in the Senate aud the Hon
Charles Jas. Faulkner or the Hon \. r.
Bo'eIer in the lower house, West Virginia
would have a representation which any geo.
graphical division might we'll envy.
[Lymchd~rg Republican.
- At their last Court, the Democrats of
PocahOntas county, held meeting at which
the following resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, In the opinion of this Conven-
ton, the Hon. i. L. Martin was fairly elected
as representative to Congress from this Dis
trict, and justly entitled to his scat, and
Whereas, Congress perpetrated an outrage
upon the people of this District by refusing
to admit their chosen delegate be it
ReSOtCed, That our delegates and alternates
De instructed to cast the vote of this county
for the Hon. Benjamin Z. Martin.
- Democratic correspondent of the
Morgantown Post asserts that as between
Faulkner and tfagans the Democracy of Mo-
mongolia will prefer the latter for Congress
Gr0fiOn Sentinel
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R Gov. Ames, of Mississippi, has called
upon the President for U. S. troops, to be
sent to yicksburg. The President, through
the Secretary of War, declines to move troops
except under call made strictly in accord
anco with the terms of the Constitution.
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I6pAaiDAh ELCUD,

One of the most terrible storms of rain &C
cured at Allegheny city. Penn, on Saturday
week, it HIS ever been our. painful duty to re-
cord: Fhe,telegraph furnishes an account of
the tempest the. details of which are really
hsaFtEspdins ;IHsTes were heavy storms all
day sunsiey; but at night the rain fell=in a.
deluge Is 7ioss5 Of, liifs iis.reIorted:-
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1oanoko College
SALtM, VA.

ItceHty Second Session. lS1i-5 Origins
Sept I'd, 0nd cmcIs lane lGM
1eI:v. D. +. BITTLE, D. D.. PRESIDENT.
Assisted hg Corrs of Experienced Instructors.
ADVANTAGES.
1st A full and comprehensive Curriculum
frTcHt DEPARTMENTS.
81 Literary Societies oF the first rnnlc
Room, 100 Periodicals
5tii. EalHabi" Cabinet and Laboratory
Oth. location UnsTI passed in the country.
nth Excellent moral, social and religious nd.
VautaEcs.
9Th Excellent moral standing aud correct de-
port of the students.
9tl; More moderate expense for advantages
.nordcA than can be found elsewhere in tue
Snh,h. lSNi ensc for Session 0t 10 months lin
cInh'ng boa Il. tuirion- Sr., &c y about SON,
=, w students III attendance from nearly ali Of
and Western STATES.
90 The annual CatalorUc, cnntniuina fmIl par.
ucHI'rs' sent on application tO-uLc President.
July Z, 1874 If.
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SENATORIAL CONVENTION.

From what we can learn, about September
1st will be the time, and Charlestown tie
place selected for holding the Senatorial Con-
vention for the 18th District
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BOOT 6 SHOE MAKING.
ICE CREAM PARLORS,

VIE UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs the1&
II public tnat his new ICE CREAM PAR-N
LoKs are completed and handsomely fur
blsDe0i ana ready for thereceptiOD Of visitors q
-. "no n wiz ne supplied Ice Cream of the
pest pest quality and most delicious havoTs. Cake,
191nIeetlO' .: &c. GentIenen alone win find D
salooh eSDecla lv fitted for them IN rear Of tho
SI9Ie' where thew will receive prompt attention.
n ~ at SNORT notice Ice Cream. Fruits, Cake,
t. suit. S!iTS a y " ufS SI1TvIS'eO
june 9. 1s74-3m 0A-'' OANOWN'
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re a correspondent of the Rockingham
(Va.) Register urges Judge c. T. O'Ferralrs
claims for seat in the next Congress.
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WOODS Observation-Disclosures OF TINE
The Woods Meeting at Leetown will be held
August Sth. not August LIST, as announced in
last weeks Rtgistcr.-.Shep. Rcyister
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FARMERS

"ANTING the popular Fe-t,I,zor koov, os
nI,ZELkS ANNOTATED BONE SUPER
f5i 1s. :" will Dlease send IN fheIr orders
mapd was SO great that those not Ciyfng their
O[aS i early We're disappointed It viii be in
HoOo uIlI1Hg order and improved IN qUaIity n
cluEs. n I aISo ~ TI1"S toS
July q. 1874 Ct. Free PGess COW. rs 0f.
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HOuSchOld s Kitchen Furniture.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

HAVING qualified on the estate of the late
IL john W. DalSa-n, all parties are requested
to make prompt settlement. and creditors will
send in tI!eiI accounts. other evidence of d-It
to the unGersIgue ar Cnarlestnwn Jefferson
county, W. Va, DANIEL B. LUCAS
STEPHEN S. DALEARN
Executors of JonD W. Dalgarn,
June f6, 1s74-tf.
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Llon. on
fRIDAT, AUGUST IN, 1874,
in front Of tie Courthouse in CharIestown, the
following
TRACTS Or PARCELS OF LAND,
situate and living about miles West Of Charles
Smlthtield Turnpike. tO-wIt: :.
No. !, continuing, bT sUfv V,
1912 Ii Acres.
bounded OF the North bv sad TURNPIKE, and adj
Joining the lands of james w. Shirley and the
heirs of Walter Shirley. No improvements. ex
ceptlng an UntailIng Well Of IimcstOne Water.
lOcated al convenient site for hOusc and
where improvements formerly stood. A right
HarPers Ferry aud Snthfieid TnrnpIae tFs now y.
used through said tract, No l. TO be reserved
Atact NO : contains by survey.
2l5 Acres,
and lies South of and adjOirs tract No 1 and 10
improves by Il Comfortable Dwelling, Stabling
ana the necessary Out-BuildIn0s and las n right
OF way through tract No. TO the turnpike as
aforesaid ~
The land is of good quality of Limestone. and
botr Of sald tracts have "a sufficient proportion
of Timber. -
% Plat TO be exhibited on day of sale.
TERMS OF SALE.-As to Tract M oro
thlTd Cash and the residue in one and q q wears
equal payments. with interest from day of sale
as 20 tract No. 2 81 %" of the purchase money
lev to bear int rest from the daY of sale, paVa-
bic on the first day of Januarv in each wear the
f r. TO oe paid o"e.t lrd IN Cash. "ne-thIrd
II! one wear aud One-third IN two year., with IN
terest from day OF Sae-aII the deferred paw
m nTan t" DC secured by the bonds of the pur-
chaseE ana deed of TRUST upon the pIemlsas.
OF Sale to begln at ! O'clock. A NJ
THOMAS C.. GREEN
JOSEPH TRAPNELL,
Special Commissioners
d HeAebower, AuctiUneer.
+. 81 hove Lands within II miles of
Camer0n's Depot. on tie Winchester Branch Of
tine Baltimore and OHIO Railroad.
q
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TICRNTS.
TnR DAY Scholars.


English Branches. .........................SI $1,000
Ancient Languages 4 diThcr Mathematics $500
Modern LANGUAGES, each..............,... 1900
Ora wing, with material FURNISHED ..--... 1900,
Engineering, with use of instruments, for
those making this SpCCiaIty........... 5000
Contingent fec for Fuel, &c.-....,........ l.5O,
BOARDING PUPILS.
Tuition in all the departments, Board
Washing, Fuel and Lights $685. 90
Payment III all cases is required in advance,
ume-iIali ut thH hcpluuIug OF the Session, the
baiTnro Om the LIST of February. For further in
formation send for Circular.
Testimonial from Trustees.
To I'm ~. KGb'e E&g.:
SIR:-As IIusteUs of the ChnrIestown Acad-
emV, we drs'ie to express our eniIre appreciation
OF ION? n,aUageIUrt OF the Acamcnly during
the past year, aud especially orr high nppr.cin-
ton of your discipline and diligence which ~
resulted III 81 zeal and ihUruugh.oss in your
pupils rarely II in any school.
Respectfully yours. &C.,
HENRY Is. DAVENPoIir, DAVID HDwEIJ
THOMAS {. GREEN, ASDEi.W liIINrsr.
JAS LAW H0UFE Rou'T T.. Blows
CLEoN MooRE. GEO. II. I URNEIt..
WM. l.. WILSON.
july II. 1874 -tS7.
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LOST.

SUNDAT AFTERNOON. from my cost pockes,
ITs OF Tie T9wn Alley between sOotts Shop aud
Tr. wi H., run Or o. the Pike-rOad between
~ So miu and '.H1reWOOd" a SILVER
R fla: INSTRUMENT of no use 10 any per.
son Dqt PHYSICIAN. The finder will confer o
July 81, 1874. JLH srRATrH
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GRAND TOURNAMENT AND PICNIC
At Rinon
On Saturday, August sth, 1874.

o" Saturday, August sth, 1874.
A Ii wishing to ride will send th-ir narDes
n AID tine titles und-r whicn they wish to
ride, hy the LIST IF August, as soon thereaft.r
as possible, las thew wilt not lie permit ed IN
ride If thev do not report time to q F Gar
rOtt. RIpOn tine Somerset Saddle will be
awaTde the first successful knight. Entry 81 =
The Uublic cordis " invited Tournament To
commence a. o'clock, A NJ. Daacin0 1rnne-
G. Snaull. anu
COMMITTEE or AI.RANGEHTESTs-w B. Con-
rad Caleb Burns, 3. F. Ramey. Geo. S. DAVIS.
July %. fe74-2t.
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IL A Il RIED.

On the Goth of July, at the Parsonage of the
N. +. Church Sonth. in Bolivar, nv Rev Andrew
Rohey, My. BAILEY +. PHILIPS to Miss MARY
JANE llNF1ELD-Loth o. Martlusburg. w. Va.
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UBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Farms,

pf, virtue Of a Decrce'cf the Circuit Court of
4 Jefferson C"unty' West VIrg1nia entered on
the Esd day o, Apri!, 1874. and amend d bv n
Decree Of subsequent day, il the srllt In chan
cerv therein depending wherein SUuneburnrr &
RicNa'ds, ct. ais. Plaintiffs, and John C.
s. irlcy is Defendant. the UNDETERMINED. Snccial
Commissioners, will LGcr for sale at Public Auc-
on on
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EDUCATIONAL.

English, Classical & Mathematical
y q III o o l..
AT THE ACADEMY. IN
CHARLEST0vgN, JEFFERSON Co., w. VA
WIN. 81. KABLE. NJ. A.. Principal
The Session for 1874-5 begins the tn Of
September and closes the last IF juno.
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.
I ENGLISH Gncludlne Grammar. Compost
i tom literature and El"cution w
2. Geography and History (Aaciert and Mod
9'@ 5. Latin.
(. Creek
5. French.
6. German.
2. SpanlSh.
Pure Mathematics.
IL. Mechanical. ArchitectGraI and Free-hand
Drawing.
METHOD OF INSTRUCTION.
The method of instruction. in all instances,
will aim at thorough mental discipline and in
tellectual culture. carefully Avoiding system
which resultsouly in storing the mind with un-
Examjnatinns, both written and oral, will be
held at the middle and close of the session. de-
talnments. the result of which will be commn-
niSated to the parent or guardian.
Records of daily standing are kept, and months
" reports forwarded to parent or guardian.
DISCIPLINE. 'r-, 3-r-
Tho Discipline of the school is based upon the
absolute authority of the teacher, and the ma
es'ioninR respect and obedience of the -pupiI
Whilst this IS demanded of all. the constant
effort is made to foster self-reSpect and selfRov4
ernment, and to cultivate public sentiment In
the school on tae 81 de of right and duty.
Vicious habits and neglect of study will not
be tolerated
No pupil whose example is believed to>be pers
niciOus Will be retained III the school.
REMARKS.
The PRINCIPAL has made teachinC the business
of his life. and claims qualification for his work
in n liberal education ut the best institution in
the SOuth--the University of VIrClnia-and an
experience of nine years in the dilteent practice
nf his pI ofrssinn. Mr.. Herbert Thompson be-
comes the Assistant for the following sesslon.-
He holds n diploma as Associate of Kings ColS
leGe. London, which ranks first among thu COL
lPReS composing the Universe Y of London, and
holds testimonials from eminent men connected
WITH SAID COLLEGE, among Others from the
late DIR. A. w. Miller. late President of the Royal
Society. He was c.,ncatt-d in Germ any previous
to attending has college c0nrse and srealss and
writes with faCilIty. she German and French
languages thus afOidInp facilities rarely offered,
for obtaining knowledge of these languages,
now become so important not only clements
of liberal education but for business purpuH cS.
BOARDING.
BOarders TO the number of twelve will be re,
will be under hls immediate SUPERVISION and
control, with ls assIs ia and euidancol IN their
studies, and subject to such rules and reeula.
uons RS will bet contribute to their moral aud
intellectual culture and Personal comfort
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middle ages did for commerce they concen-
trate and diffuse knowledge; they suggest
thought, and stimulate enquiry; they wake
up an agricultural spirit in the community,
and they concentrate public sentiment which
may be made to speak in thunder tones in the
halls of legislation. Let me then appeal to
the farmers of Berkeley county 20 rallv around
this useful enterprise. 1t is necessarily your
friend. 1t can bring to you nothing but good
1t comes before you with clean hands, and
with honest face. Its objects are noble,
praiseworthy and patriotic. They are free
from all faint Of cupidity or sel6slfness. They
seek to encourage genial and harmonizing in
fuences, aud to elevate and dignity human
labor.
To the enterprising Mechanics of this city
and district, will also appeal for their Cur
dial cooperation in the good work which we
have on hand. Agriculture. unaided by the
mechanic arts, would indeed be most bar
rem and iruitless occupation. Tho only in
strument known to man. III his earliest days,
was the rough stone with which he scoopcd
the earth for its rude and imperfect cultiva-
ton. All else that the farmer has since ac-
quired to astonish the world by his miracles
of production, he 01ces to the mechanic. 1t is
upon the instruments fashioned by HI, hands
that the farmer must rely to fell the forest,
to open the earth to the fertilzing influence
of the atmosphere, to break the clod and fit
the earth for the reception of the seed, to
harvest the grain, to separate it from the straw.
to ascertain its yield, and to convey it to
market
The last few years have shown a very en-
couraging spirit of mechanical invention in
onr community; and the numerous models
placed on public exhibition in King Street
Hall at the recent Mechanics Fair. give us
full assurance of the interest which those pro.
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D | e D..
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

In ShCp' erdstown. on Monday the 9th ult,
Mrs. MARY BRUBAEER aged 81 years.
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TERMS OF SALE-0ne-t!iri Cash; residue
IN three equal PAYMENTS, IN six, twelve and
eighteen mont! $. with interest on deferred pay
n:ents from day of sale; purchaser rxecu,lnr
= nd and Deed of Trust upon said land for de-
ferred payments. CLEON MOORE,
AT"ns: 4 1874 st. SrcCiIi Commissioners
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German and French

TAUGHT in Private Lessons or Glasses, on
moderate terms. Apply to
Ma. HERBERT THOMPSON.
AT Mrs. MaxwelI's. Main ST.. Charlestown.
August 4, 1S77-1m.~
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I9I4. Lnr PaFceI or
7 R A CT OF LAND

which was ASSUMED to the heirs of Edwin Hart
III the partition of the estate of Nlmrod Ander.
son, deceased, containing about
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-22

And in accordance with law and an order of
the Board of Directors, made on the 26th day Of
August, 1874, so many shares Of each parcel Of
such stock ~ may be necessary will be sold at
public auction, at the salesrooms Of John Mid
dleton Son. No. $40 Montgomery street, San
Francisco. California. en- Tuesday. the 23th
day OF October, 1874, at the hour Of O'Clock
p m. Of such day, to pay delinquent sssess-
ments thereon, together with costs Of advertis-
Using and expenses Of the sale.
gro. r. SPINNEY, Secretary.
omce-No. $40 California street, Room No. s.
San Francisco, California. oc8td
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DELINQUEN SALES.
HUM and Hunt s,,..-

auhn and Hunt Silver Min,..c@
sanyirLosasion Of principal place Of eu Ssa-
Ely Mining District, Lincoln ea, un o. worls
-Notice.-There is delinquent nnonv Nevada
ing described stock, on sccount 81 .ne follow
mo. lol levied on the gath dsv On sSssssessnent
1874, the several amounts set ,p.enber.
names names OF the respective Shareholder the
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DELINQUENT SALES.

American Flag Mill and Mining
Company DEDICATION Of Principal Place OF Busi,
ness San Francisco, Californis-Location OF
Works Ely District, Lincoln county, Nevada.-
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the follow.
inc described stock, on account Of assessment
mo. 81 levied on the 26th day of August, 1874.
the several amounts set opposite the names Oh
the respective shareholders. as follows:
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PIPIFA x .

VINHE RosICRUCIAN WERE SECT OF
i Philosophers who fourished in Germany
during the seventeenth century, and prosecuted
profound researches into Natural Science and
Occult Philosophy, and sought to discover the
ELIXIR OF LIFE.
Although some superstition may have been
developed among them and other Alchemists in
search for the Elixir Vite yet there is scientific
gy. They were impressed with the properties Of
HERBAL PREPARATIONS.
And found dynamic and psychologist force il
the extract of certain plants
- IL - II L. n ~
Ia due to the researches of learned scholar Of
Europe among the archives Of the Rosicrucians.
II is made Of
TWENTY DIFFERENT HERBS,
Gathered at such seasons Of the year when their
Juices are strongest and virtues unimpaired,
forming a combination unrivalled in the mate
ria medics.
PIPIE AK
Is an enemy to all corruption-it assists and
fortihes Nature. Its manner Of operation is to
Drive to the Extreme Parts
And through the pores Of the skin and all
emunctories of the body, the bad humors which
modest 1t, giving relief even in diseases the
most refractory and difficult to cure, such as
Neuralgia, Dyspepsia. Constipation, Sick Head
ache, Nervous Weakness and Billiousness. 1t is
pleasant to the taste, mild in its action marvel
GUS in its effects and unsurpassed as tonic.
Used as beverage in malarious districtsi it neu-
tralizes miasma and prevents fever and ague.
Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and Liquor
dealers. Depot 400 Front street, San Francisco,
sl7-3Dis
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And in accordance with law and an ofde a.. y
the Board Of Directors, made on the 2tn
day of September, 1874, 20 many shafes
each parcel Of such stock as may be necssyy
will be sold at public auction 1t the cn s, y.
the Company, Room No. No. 4Os Gslno.as
street, San Francisco, California, on Wed, IA
day the 25th day Of November, .o.s,
at the hour Of O'Clock p m. Of such DAY. oPN
said delinquent assessment thereon. toee'nIse. a
with costs Of advertising and expenses Oh VIC
sale.
TIL KIMBALL Secretary.
Office Room 2, No. ACC California street a.
Francisco, California. noio'u
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Suffer and Bush, San Francisco. are open
from JOAN. to 2 Pm. and P M. toe PM.
M FERDENANDERZ, M. D., LATE EX-
NV. aiming Physician Of the Massachusetts
1nfirmary, Boston. The Doctors popularity is
due to his success in the treatment Of all
chronic, nervous and scrofulous diseases, such
~ periodical insanity, venereal prostration,
loss of physical and mental tone, decayed ma
ture or impotency, barrenness, and all other
diseases Of the physical ana mental system, pro-
duced from natural or unnatural causes, in the
old or young. Particular attention to the lungs
liver, kidneys and blood. DR.. F.'s peculiar
vegital equalizng treatment is both internal and
external. Cancers, tumors, removed without
cutting or pain. Patients wishing to remain in
the city can beaccommodated. Persons consult
the Doctor gratis. Advice to physicians on
cases of their own, as usual, s.. All who have
failed under the normal treatment consult
with confidence DIR. F.
Sundays, from 10 to g. P. o. Box 1887.
N. B.-Attention to alldiseases Of the bladder,
womb, etc. se10-lyr