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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-24

MOBILE FIRE DEPARTMENT INSURANCE.
COMPANY,
- Re-insured by the
Citizens Mutual Insurance Company, StonewAN
Insurance Company, Mobile Mutual Insurance
!. Company, Washington Fire and Marine Insu1.
ance Company, Of Mobile, Ala. a
FIRE. RIVER <HARINH
Risks taken at the Lowest Tariff Rates by
L. w. BAQUIE, Agent
do 2m No. IL Carondelet street.
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We beg leave to call attention to our stock ss,.
Manufactured
CHEWING AND SMOKING ToBAccos.
which is the largest and best assorted ever Offer,
| ed in the city. Is
We are agents for the following Manufacturers
and have full line Of their goods in store. which,,
we offer to the trade as law Is can be boueht in,
| any market: ssA
NV. &O.G. Holland, Danville, Va,
Burton Cosby,
O. J. Gregory& Co., Richmond, Va.
D. c. Mayo & Co.,
Manufacturers OF the celebrated NAVY ana
Black Tens.
J. B. PAGES celebrated Sam Tibbett's Twiss,
Tens.
McCorkle Il Bowman, Lynchburg, Va,
G. W. Smith, Lynchburg, va
Jno. W. CAROLS celebrated Lone Jack.
The Morris Manufacturing Companys ce,e-
brated Eureka Durham Smoking Tobacco.
We are the proprietors Of the celebrated
BLACK HORSE SMOKING TOBACCO
for the Mexican and West Indies market
Pennsylvania and Havana Leaf Tobacco f,,~
cigar manufacturing purposes.
Domestic cigars in al styles and Qualities.
full assortment Of imported cigars Of ts.,
well known brands:
- LA EsCEPC1oN,
LA REPUTATION,
INTELLIGENTES,
GOLDEN EAGLE.
8. HERNSHEIM & BRO.,-
nd su ~ 60, II and 70 Gravier st..
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Domestic cigars in al styles and qualities.
A full assortment Of imported cigars Of tn.
well known brands:
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TELEGRAPH MARK ETS.

GALyEsroN, August l9.--God l2HGllSH,
SILVER l0ll iMlOSI.
Cotton market quiet Ordinary lie; good
ordinary re; low nddnng he; mldling
l3hc; good midd ling, Pc. SnlrS 10 bnlos.
Flour good demand and tlrm. Double
X, ~ 1907 %; treblr, 81 7dgeS 20; choice FAM
lily, " Coz mucy, ~ 76@lO 10.
Wheat No. ., selling At u 3i0tl ~ ON ears.
llidtsuctivc. Diy flint, as they run, l3d
He; selected, l7c MrS calves and stock
light sailed sold ms ililt With allowance mr.
salt; wet saltcd selected, 7c.i cutSand grubs
DC; butchers green I@7c; cuts and scores
2coti.
Wool quiet. Spring clip. clear of burs, me
dunn. ZoH9Sc; very long bright 49I3lc; Next
can, lie.
NEW York, August l6.--Gold ll3. Money
~ per cent. Governments Steudy states
steady and dun. .t t..
Gold opened NJ ll3I.
Exchange, long, a ~; short, 1 10.
Cotton firm. sales l,5il bales. Uplands
III &C.; Orleans, lI|tC,
Flour dull ana heavy.
Wheat dull and declining, Corn dull.
Pork ~ ~.
NEW YoRK, August II Gold duh ut llaI ,il
l4i4 Governments dun and stendy. New
IS lOi'. States dull aud nominal.
Cotton firm Mt ll%slPac, Consolidated
net receipts 6i5 baloS; exports TO Great Brit
ain 500 bales continent 30 bales.
NEW 0HhEANa, August ID, Gold ll3,
Sterling s. 81. Sight q premium.
Cotton very dull sales TO bales. Good ordi.
nary TO strict good ordinary, lGs@l2%c; low
mddling to strict low middling. l3h9l3t4c;
middling To strict mlddling, lis@li54c.
Receipts, y bales exports, none stock, H.
AL bales.
The Price Current says private informa-
ton from the country complains of rust aud
much rain, and estimates OF receipts for the
new crop this month are much reduced.
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AFTEENO DISPATCHES
FOREIGN.

Spain Sends Commissioner 10 She
Cenfenuinl-rhe Rer1"gOVoum In.
snrrecIiOu.
LONDON, august l6,---A despatch to
the Standard reports all Turkish rrgi.
ments IN garrison in Roumania, Bel
gara, ms having been ordered to march
to Herzegovina. The insurgents have
burned some villages and mNssacred
several MOhammcdm families.
MADRID, August l6.-The Spanish
government will send Il royal commits
sioner to the Philadelphia exhibition.
Latest from Japan.
The mail steamer Alaska from Hon
Kong arrived this morning with dates
from Yokohama up to the 18th ultimo.
Nnmors continue of impending trout
bic with Corea, hut the Japanese gov
eminent wilhholds information rs to
their intentions, The present indica-
tons are that peaceful counsels viii
prevail.
Unusual suffering from heat has
been experienced in lpddo and Yoke
hama, the thermometer last week
standing at hoo degrees.
Torture has been virtually abolished
in Japanese courts.
Great suffering throughout China
from heat, the thermometer standing
ITO degrees.
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WASHINGTON.

The "Organ" Sues for $500 balance
Duc as Pnp-Keymold's Fi"E"hip
Passes Through the Sucz Cnnnt-Loss
of the Rio Bravo.
WASHINGTON, August l6.--W. j..
Murlough, proprietor OF the Republic
can, organ of the White House, has
brought suit against the District Com
missioners for "a, 700, balance due ON
printing the tax list. lie has already
received seven thousand dollars. lie
bases his claim on the specific contract
OF one dollar per line
The Navy Department has adVices
from Rear Admiral Reynolds to ihe
effect that his flagship successfully
passed through the Sucz canal.
Commander G. n. Morris, of The
United States Navy, is dead. Morris
commanded the Cumberland when she
engaged the Merimac.
The Navy Department details the
loss of the Rio Bravo. The commah-
der says he was compelled TO run htf
ashore, or run the risk of losing both
the vessel and all aboard had the snip
not been strong and good. Seaooa'7
could not have survived eight hours so
heavy was the sea.
The Rio Bravo was formerly lhe
Planter, vessel purchased at Ne"
Orleans by the Government Tor poiice
duty ON the Rio Grande.
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Trustees Sale Of House and L0til FOrnGy

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of II
certain deed Of trust to me made, executed
18th day of S6 pIember 1873, recorded In book
q, pages 3l7-S, OF kaufman County Records,
to secure the payment of certain promis-
sorry note for SIX hundred dollars described
therein having been so requested 10 do by the
legal holders aforesaid, | will ON Tuesday,
the 7th day of September, 1875, sell for cash.
mt public auction, nj the Court house door in
the city OF Dallas the following described
property, tO-wit:
Lot No. s, in block No 80, in the town OF
FOrney formerly Brooklyn), IN Kaufman
county, Texas, together with all and singular
the rights, members appultenances and
hereditamCnts to the same belonging or op-
pertaining, being the same lot conveyed To
said Robertson by the Texas and Pacific
Railway Company.
CHAS. FRED. TUCKER, Trustee.
aug l5-dyW
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
OFFICE OF THE DALLAS HERALD
4 lulI4t IA, M,

OFFICE OF THE DALLAS HERALD
August 10, 1879.
Gold, ll0mlll. silver los.
Exchange Domestic, /, per cent discount ;
Sllliug !. per cent promium Foreign quo
tHtlunS nominal.
3, 90c.
oats, per bushcl, 3iGiOc.
Corn, per buShel, IN Shuck, SOG-c, Shcllcd,
W0tl %.
Hay. hnled, new crop, per ton, Sls 0UIsli W
loose do, ~ OOCelO 90.
Potatoes, per bushel, 81 %.
Onions, per hushcl, 7iul ~.
BARLEY, bOutH1C per buShcl
Bran, VI W per ton.
Rye, bjW1Or per hushcl
Hides, dry flint, per pound, heavy, ~, @l T.;
dry Hint, per pound, HIGHT, luulil Green, 1w
&c sailed. jOV6Lc.
Ordinary, lOl,c; good ordinary,
lllqr; low middllng, l94c; ulddlinr hl4c;
good mitdling, lEic,
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employed in bringing hllher four or
i've thousand people who came to hear
Mr.. Becohrr preach. Never before
since the Mountain House services
were lnagurnted has 50 large num-
her assembled to attend them. HIM
dreds were unable to get near enough
to hear the speakers voice.
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Religious.

NEW YORK, August lG.-Rcv. Thorn,
MS Fitzgerald, OF Mount st. Mary's
College, EmmettshWg, was raised tu
Decorate, yester'hNby Bishop Laugh.
lin in the Cathedral ut Brooklyn.
SCRANTON, August lG.-The church
of ST. Thomas, at Archibald, was dedi-
Gated with imposing ceremonies, con-
Quoted by Arch bishop Wood, of Phila-
delphia. Bishop QuInlap, Of Mobile,
preached the sermon.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, August 10
Moody; the revivaliSt stopped over
night at the Massasait house, in this
city, and goes to-day to his old home
at NorthIieId. He has partly promised
to begin work afterthat time in Spring.
field.
LONG BRANCH, August lG,-Thc Ger
emory OF laying the corner stone of
n new Catholic church, ON Chelsea
avenue, took place yesterday and was
conducted 10y Bishop Carngan, OF New
ark. Thousands of people were pres.
eat. The church will be known rs
Our Lady star Of the Sea.
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Obseau ies Of yice-President Mumtord
New York, August lG.-The re-
mains of Nice-P President Mumior0
were taken to Rochester for interment
accompanied by number of officers "I
the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany. .....
Duncan IShernan a. Co.'S Li"biiitie'
and Assets.
New York, August l6.---The follow
ing entry was made in the clerks OF
flee of the Commissioners Of Common
Pleas Court, to-day, in the matter Oh
assignment of VIM. Butler Duncan,
VIM. Watts Sherman and FranclS H.
Grove, to VIM, ID. Shpman SEIZED
ule of debts and inventory or assets,
debts and liabilities, H0ll ,l3ooo as
sets, nominally, -, l0,SOS,O4 actual
S2,S35, 353,54.
Railroad Bought nj Auction.
CHICAGO, August lG.-The Rockford,
Rock Island and st. Louis railroad was
sold at auction, to-day, under decree ol
Judge Drummond, OF the United States
Circuit Court, upon the foreclosure OF
the mortgage held by III. Ostcrbere, OF
Germany, who represents the bond
holding interest. Mr.. Osterberc's bid
ofS7.35o 600 which secured the sale
He has been placed in possession OF
the road and its interests.
,-, ,o, .,,,ron.nded.
BosT"N io Smcnst 16'PSerious trouble
IL thrnatnnod st Dnwns owing to the
ieplousv hat,veon the Irish and Italian
Inhornr, ot york man the insane hos.
pjtoI Aho"t sixtv Italians made a
raid this m"rninr On the Irish board.
;". .''.s lnoi ,i,ns w. W." ia ;ntorior =,
the houaa oonsidnrnbly I'm driving the
Occunonta oynv The Irish in retaliu-
Ton are preparing raid upon tht
quarters of the Italians, when, y ho'
successfully prevented by the authorl'
Ties, portends serious consequences 10
both life and property.
A Cn.,u uo.L.a. Runner Makes
Good her Escape.
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NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING
Al sEU MhpEWREa
N1NETY-EIdHTH EDITION.

NNW E NtEMaN #HHW FE NN4
Containing n complete list OF all the towns
in the United states, the Territories and the
Dominion of Canada, having II population
greater than 1000 according 10 the last CEN
sus, together with the names of tile new spa
peers having the largest local circulation In
each OF the places named. Also, n catalogue
of newspapers which are recommended TO
advertisers rs giving greatest value IN pro.
portion to prices charged. Also all newspa-
pers In the United States mud canada print,
Ing over 300 euch issue. Also, all the Re-
ligious, Agricultural, Scieptiiic and Mechan-
ical Medical, Masonic, Juvenile, Educa-
tiOnnl, Commercial Insurance., Real Estate,
haw, Sporting; Musical, Fashion and other
special clnss Journals; very complete lists.
Together with complete list OF over 800 Ger
man papers printed In the United States.
Also, an essay upon advertising; many tn.
bles of rates, showing the cost of advertising
IN various newspapers, and everything
which beginner In advertising would like
TO know.
Address GEO. Il, ROWEliL " CO.,
augllllw II Park Row, New York.
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PROVIDENCE, II. l., August 1.-two
tramps called at the Mention house
Friday night, and after being fed they
demanded liquor, and this being re-
fused one of them drew revolver and
shot j. T.. Phillips, the proprietor,
through the hand. The tramps es-
cNped.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

DALLAS, August 10, 1878.
The copartnershlp heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned, in the practice oJ
law, Is, by mutual consent, this day dis.
solved. Either one OF the late partners Is Ru-
thorizcd to settle the outstanding indebted
ness of tine late Arm. Those indebted VIII
plelSc call and settle either by note or cash
JOHN NJ. EMMONS.
CHAS. 7. M0RRISS.
nuuI 5do Iy-wlu
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Secretary Bcl,snnp,

HELENA, Montana, August lG,-Sec-
rotary Belllnap arrived here yesterday
from Yellowstone National Park, and
was accorded an enthusiastic rccep-
ion
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BAN

IN ne UnHd STATES DtM,ict cuurt tor me JTrs-
tern District NJ YcruS .H..
IN Nae matter of II. Il. ALT. Williams, bank
rupts-ln bankruptcy, No. SOS.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment OF the estate and effects of Rob-
ert u. ~ John T. Williams, of the city OF
Dallas, in said District and State OF Texas,
who have been adjudged haullrupts on their
own petition by the District Court OF said
District, W. W. PEAK,
Assignee.
August b, 1879. augl3ilw
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Death 0fsOiOmOn Cohen.

SAVANNAH, Ga, August l6.-llon.
Solomon Cohen died this morning,
aged 70. He was postmaster OF this
city under Pierce and Buchanan's nd
ministralions, also during the Confede-
racy, and was at one time Il member
of Congress from Georgia.
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or less hnrl. The Martin was n light
stern wheel boat, built fol' the passen-
ger and freight trade between here and
Chattanooga. .
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DOMESTIC.
Mississippi River.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, August lG.--The
river rose about one quarter Of an inch
during the past twenty-four hours, and
is now within an half inch of the dan-
ger line.
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TELEGRAPHIC
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES,
FOREIGN.
Treniy Eetweeu CHINA aud peru The
AIt0nSOists Captured Lu'eSOu WI"
after IL sharp Fight.

AFTER n Shhrp FIEHI'
MADRID August lG.-General Qdcs-
eda, after sharp fight, has captured
the Carlist position ut lMVesou Villa.
The Carlist force mentioned on the
10Th instant IA having passed through
Berga with an expedition, surprising
the Alphonsoists engaged in the siege
of Seovaungel, approached to within
three leagues of the hc,ieged town, but
the movements of the royal army ne
cessitated again their retreat to the
mountains.
LONDON, August lG.-Advices from
China says the treaty of commerce be-
tween China and Peru is ratified.
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The Canal Ring.

New YORK, August lG.-The canal
commission upon the Utica contract,
has directed suit to he brought against
tie contractors Bclden, Dcnnison Il
Co., on behalf Of the State.
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Monday, the 9Th Day of ScplemOer, 1915.

The first term viii close on Friday, the
2lt day ul january, lSsG rhu second term
viii commence ON Monday, the 2lh day ol
June, 1876.
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90 ACRES ARE UNDER SHEDS

Constructed In the year 1873, improvements
suggested by o. perience In other yards, have
been introduced ami II Ii believed these
yards present advantages for the care OF
stock, whether In winter or summer, not
offered by any other yards.
Tie stock arriving IN unloaded directly In
the pens, and placed Immediately on the
market.
Buyers from New York. Boston, Chicago,
Cincinnati, Louisville, Nashville and other
points lre permanently located Mt the yai Dis
and shi ppeis can confidently anticipate nm
active and reliable market for all receipts
however large, add fOral grades OF stock.
Every effort will be made To advance the
confidence of shippers In the IT. Louis live
stock market which has already, through
the agency OF these yards, become at least
the equal OF any live stock market In the
west, and by shippers concentrating the live
stock trade In this market, II viii -bccome
the largest Wholesale market In tho west for
cattle as 10 IL now the equal of. any for all
other stock.
Arrangements have been made for the
prompt forwarding from Venice of all con-
signments from Illinois.
A flrst-class hotel for the convenience OF
Its patrons IL attached TO the yard.
The East st. Louis Stock Yard Bank, under
the management OF Newman, Hastings N
Co., has liz Office In the general offices of the
yards. ISAAC III, KNOX, President
JOSEPH MULHALI, SUPERINTENDENT.
J GREEN CASH, Assistant superintendent.
julylwOtdlt
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EurAuLrA, Indian Territory, Au-
gust lG.--lt IL coniidcntinlly asserted
10y the friends of Charles Thompson,
candidate for chief of the Cher0kces,
that hc has beaten Ross by Il majority
of five hundred.
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journalistic.

LOUISVILLE, August lG. Ballard
Saith, for several Years managing ed
itor of the Louisville Courier-JOurnal,
has assumed control of the Louisville
Ledger. 1t is understood radical
changes will be made both in its style
and character.
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Sunday Sports at Galveston.

GALVESTON, August ia disgrace
full row occurred yesterday, ut the base
ball grounds, between the clubs, which
was participated in by several outsid-
ers, Sheriff Ashe, of Houston, ana
several Others were arrested. IL Is
thought steps will be taken to prevent
crowds of roughs visiting the city on
Sunday.
your Insane Persons Probably Pois-
Oned.
ST. LOUIS, August 16.--A good deal
Of excitement was occasiohcd aG we
of four inmates from the administrator
of sedative mixture TO make them
sleep. The names of the victims are
Annie Newman, Christina Koeuing,
Annie Peters and james Rockford. An
inquest was held this moaning mt
which number of physicians gave
testimony as to the nature and elect
of the mixture, but verdict was de-
ferred until M analysis of the sedative
could be made, to determine whether
any other medicines than those pre-
scribed were gwen.
Wreck of the Rio Bravo.
NEW ORLEANS, August l6.-The
United States steamer Rio Bravo, from
New Orleans for the Rio Grande, ell
countered II southerly gale fifteen
miles of Sabine light house, on the
night of the 18th, and was driven
ashore ten miles east Of Sabine light
house. No lives lost, and everything
saved except the vessel, which is re-
ported badly wrecked, but may be
saved If the weather abates.
The Steamboat Martin Expiodes Her
RoiIer-Fiye Deaths and Many
| wounded.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, August l6.-The
steamer Hugh Martin exploded her
boiler ut Washington Landing, on the
Tennessee river, Saturday afternoon,
causing complete wreck of the boat.
Captain Jake Fritts, one passenger,
one engineer from the Cincinnati
Southern railroad, name not known,
and boy and man standing on the
bank were killed. Henderson, pilot,
and mate badly burned, Henry Frittss,
clerk, slightly hurt, and several deck
hands and deck passengers more
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HOdy Recovered.

NIAGARA FALLS, August lG.--rhe
body of Miss Phillipott, drowned last
week below the Cove of the Winds,
was recovered to-day in the whirlpool.
1t could be identified only 10y the
clothing. The body of the gentleman
with her at the time, is not rs yet
fnunI
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DOMESTIC.

Obsea uies Of vice-Presidenr Mumford.
New York, August l6.-The re,
mains of Nice-president Mumtord
were taken to Rochester for interment,
accompanied by II number of officers OF
the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany. ...
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Honrd oI Instruction.

Board OI Instruction.
MRS, r. y, COUGHANOUR, Punclpul...
Rates or Tuition;
Per session OF twenty weeks, pdBdLh IN
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Spain Sends COMMISSIONER 10 thc
Centenuinl-'rhe RerxcgOVCHin In.
SOrrccIiOu.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-26

PRIVATE EsEDicAL AID
Quick Cures. Moderate Charges.
DR.. w. X, DOHERTYS
PRIVATE MEDICAL AND SUR
GICAL INSTITUTE.
NO. 6fo Sacramento St..
Corner OF f.eidesdorf street "a few doors b.o,
the What Cheer Hossel,
San Francisco. Cal.
sVprivate entrance on Leidesdorf stress
Established expressly 20 afford The AsiA.
ed Sound and Scientific Medical Al
ia the Treatment and Care Of all
Irirdte and Chronic Dis.
eases, Cases Of Secrecy,
and AZ Serpai
Disorders.
To tire Afflicted.
DIR. W. x. DOHEk'TY retrtns HIS ssacs,e
thanks 20 his numerous patients for Their ust.
ronage. and would take this opportunity "a
remind them that he continues TO sonsalt Il
his Institute. for the cnn. AZ chrouie disess,
Of the Lungs Liver. kiineys, Digestive aal
Gcnit0-U rinary Organs and all Private d.
eases. viz: syphilis IN al, its forms and siarp;
Seminal Weakness. and NIL the horrid caass
qucDccs Of Self-Abuse; Gonorrhms, GIeg
Strietarcs. Nocturnal and Diurnal Frnlssioas
Sexual Debility. Diseases 81 the lack al
Loms. Inflammation Of the Bladder and III
Eeyr. etc: and he hopes that his long cxysn.
ence and successful practice VIII continue
insure hifa share of public patronage b
his practice of many years in karope aud Il.
United states, he Is epahiei a. apply the Ma
efficient and successful remedies against al.
eases Of all xmas. He Uses no mercury. ohsfgs
moderate, treats his patients ia correct Isl
honorable way. aud has references 81 uneae
tionablc yeracity ftnm men Of anoxn resgxrt.
bllityand high standing IN society All partn
consulting him. by letter or otherwise, vii
receive the best aud gentlest treatment al
implicit secrecy.
To Females.
When female II In trouble, or afflicted VIA
any Of the diseases peculiar 20 her SET IL
should 60 or write 1T once 70 the celehssisl
female doctor. w. X. Dohcrty. At his Media.
Institute, and consult him abou. her trouhki
49, Ns7f 49, t@t AiR W.
but apply immediately, and save yours 4 lrgs
painful suffering and premature death. Al
Married Ladies', whose delicate health or oshg
circumstances pievent an increase in theh
fainilios, should write or call at W. X Dohes
tvs Medical Institute, aud tLey will reeeiy
every possible relief and help. The Doctor
offices, consisting Of suite 81 six rooms, sr
20 arranged that he can be consulted wlihcG
fear OF observation.
To Correspondents.
Patients fmale or felualei residing IN an
part Of the state, however distant, who ms
tesire the opinion and advice of iir Dohertyi
thelr respective eases. and who think proper
submit written statement 81 snch 10 prefer
ence 70 holding a personal interview, sr
respectfully assured that their Communists
tlohr Viii be held most sacred aud canhdentia
II the case bfefully and candlGly describe
personal communication will he ynnecessar
Us Instructions for diet. regimen aud |
general treatment OF the case Itself ttncludi
The remedies. viii be forwarded withC
delay. and IN such manner as to convey no Il
OF tie purport OF the letter or parcel SO ira
nittcd.
Consultation tty letter or othcrwisol Fal
Permanent cure guaranteed or no pay. A
dress. ". X. DOHERTY, N. D.,
san Francisco Gal
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-26
Sperrnatorrh9

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tant pamphlet embodying his own views ast
experiences in relation 10 Impotence or virilny
h h'g short treatise ON Spcrmatorrhpa d
seminal Weakness, Nervous and Physical D.
bility consequent on this affection and otbs
Diseases Of the Sexual Organs
This little work contains information Of tn
utmost value 10 all, whether married or sd.
gle, and will be sent FHgF by mail on receip
OF Six Cents in postage stamps fer return pos,
age. Address. w. X. DOHRRTY. NJ. D..
H-Iy San Francisco. Cal