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TROUBLES or SINGLE WOMEN.

To rHE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
ana my sister are maiden iadics--our enemies call
us .'oid maids" We have comfortable suilciency
OF this worlds goods, but no beaux, take
out without creating scandal. There are many
places OF should like to 20 to II had
any one OF the masculine gender 10 take US, and
VIKING pay; but our maiden modesty Will not allow
us to ask gentleman TO beau us. Cannot OF
your correspondents start an agency like those in
Europe where people circunstanccd as we are can
hire a man when they have none OF their own
SINGLE BLESSEDNESS.
[The American District Telegraph Company fire..
quently furnish escorts for ladies who wish TO DO
abroad alter nightiall
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THE BEAUTIES OF CHERRY STREET.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Your poetical correspondent IN Tenth street must DO
"high- toned" Ii his delicate scnsbiites SO
much outraged by dead Cat, now would he contain
himself II he were obliged to witness tho beauties OF
Cherry street. from Catharne TO Pike, Allen street.
from Canal to Hester, or Ludlow street, from Grand
Division? ! cannot exactly say how many dead cats
dogs lie buried in the filth and garbage OF those
(Which TO my certain knowledge have not been
disturbed by the swcepcrs since last November but II
you have u .Stanleyn or two to spare, on s0mo day
when the is shedding his beams on the reeking
mass he or they, will probably make some discoveries
that viii throw those OF the African Stanley entirely
in the shade II you could manage ~ have those
tcries exposed you would confer great blessing on
the hundreds Of suffering souls who obliged to live
and breathe ia the immense tenement houses border.
ing on those localities DISGUISED TAXPAYER.
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CRUEL TOW HORSE DRIVERS.

To THE EDITOR OF HERALD
beg to call your attention to the inhuman treat
mcnt shown the horses used by the tow boys on the
various lines OF horse travel in tho city OF Brook
Ign. They seem 10 think the poor dumb animals nave
no feeling; at least should judge from the way
they treat them. am not the only one who has
spoken regarding this subject To my own knowl
edge thore least half dozen gentlemen who
opposed II. The drivers OF the tow horses should
remember II tho horses dunno they have feelings,
and hard enough work II drawing the wlIh-
those cowardly fellows showing their malice by
human treatment. CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.
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Andrew j. Graham, the stenographer who was ar
rested under an order OF issued Of the Su.
prcme Court the complaint OF d. l. Scott-Browne,
through his counsel q. II. Kracnt, ior alleged malicious
prosecution gave bail yesterday in the sum OF $4,000.
william H. Appleton, the publisher, and Samuel L..
Hall, manager, becoming bis suretics
The General Term OF the Court of Common Plcas has
rendered decision Affirming an order Of the court
below sending issues in the suit OF Charles Devlin
against tho city, TO under the Old Hackley
street contract, TO a referee for trial.
Maria l. Eyerton brought SUIT for divorce
against husband, Henry Everon, the ground OF
alleged adultery Chief Justice Daily Of the Court OF
Common Pleas, yesterday ordered reference IN the
case
In the suit brought by stephen D. Vial against the
city for So 900 damages on account OF The dcmotlon
against Croton water ppo IN the Boulevard;
the jury yesterday, before Judge Barrett, who tried
the case brought in verdict for the CITY, II was
shown that Wal knew Of the pipes being hore and did
not proper care IN avoiding them.
Henry Blschoff, broker and banker, having an
Office in the Stats Zetung building, was cd yes
terday on a charge OF issuing documents violation
OF the statute relating 10 passports II appears that
the United States Minister to the Court OF Berlin be-
came aware the existence oil these alleged spurious
documents and communicated with the secretary OF
State who referred tie matter To District Attorney
Moodord. Mr.. Bischon was taken before United
States Commissioner osborn, TO whom he made the
statement that the documents IN question were
merely certificates of identity issued by him te his GUS
intending TO travel through Germany, and that
they not intended 10 take the place Of passports
Anscl Davis was, on the 2o.n OF July last, pas.
senger on one OF the Dry Dock, East Broadway and
Battery Railroad cars and he says that while the
was passing along East Broadway and Clinton street
the driver SO carccssly drove the that be was
from the front platform, where he was stand
ing and OF the side wheels OF the passed over
his foot which was SO severely crushed that he has
been disabled sincc He has brought suit against
the company So 600 damages, and the trial
was commenced yesterday, before Judge Van Hocscn,
In tho Court OF Common Pleas. The defence IS con-
tritutivc negligence The plaintin is represented by
OK Judge Cardozo and Richard 5. Newcombe and the
company by Messrs Robinson and Scribncr.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

FowLnR-TRuE.--At Grace church, Brooklyn, Mon
day. April =, by tho Rev. DR.. Snivcly, WILLIAM j.
FOWLER JULIA b. daughter or tho late Benjamin X.
True.
HERMASs -SIMoSsoN April 8, 1877, at the residence
OF the pride's parents by the Rev. Dr. A. b. Carter,
HALsTED HERMASs TO N. LOUISE, eldest daughter of
Jeremiah Simonson. No cards.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS On Tuesday, April 3, at
the Church OF the Incarnation, by the Rev. Arthur
Brooks, HENRY WILMINGTON, Jr., Of New YORK, TO
ELIZA A., daughter OF the late John Asne Livingston,
OF Charleston, ). c.
Baltimore and Charleston papers please copy.
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OBJECTS TO THE TRINITY BELLS.

To rHE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Is it possible at the present aye that to be
continuously annoyed by the ding dong, ding dong Of
Trinity Church bclss Day by day we hear the same
old thing. Knowing as do, something about music,
to hear that ding ding causes me to wsn that
had for It, Can thsrc not DO other ar
rnngcment as we only seem to get the melody OF the
airs whereas wo want an accompaniment? There
bells of higher and lower tones-why then we not
get three or four octaves, which Is easy matter
Then people would pay attention to them and con-
gregate in thousands TO hear the melody
A BULL-DOZED LISTENER.
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ever "putting the boot the otncr leg" but,
like his namesake IN the play. bold enough TO hight his
own quarrels. Alter fashion Bracket had rightly
scented the fragrant weed, and followed the wagon
Ma. Morris street, where the coniraband was fully
delivered He al once seized the whole lot and al the
same time arrested the partes--caEtlon. alias Boots;
Garcia. Harrington and Sinclar-who were yesterday
brought before Commissioner Osborn charge OF
smuggling aud held for examination tomorrow IN
900 each
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FINE CLOTHES AND REspEcTAD1L1rY.

FINE CLOTHES AND RESPEcTABILITY. cr
TO THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
Why Is IL that the dressed-up would be- gentlemen
jump from their when lneIy dressed lady gets
INTO street car, with nothing in her hands to carry,
whiIo when poorly dressed one with child in FER
arms enters they WON'T move? have especially
perlenced this refined partiaty IN the socaed bet
Ter class OF lines. IL happened TO in the
Sixth line THIS morning, where had 10 stand
up with my baby my arms, when after me dressed
IN donna entered, got seat from gentleman
with buitonnoie bouquet in his rock coat
EQUALITY.
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DANGEROUS BUILDINGS.

To EDITOR THE HERALD
Please insert in your valuable 'Compiant Book
that the buildings Nos ~, "a, 10 and Is vesey
street, which believe we're condemned some
years ago. have been put such state by the late
nrc that they not only detrimental to the neigh
borhood bat also dangerous 70 great number Of
people who pass them daily Knowing that u hint to
the is sufficient hope the Department OF Build.
ings will that they are not patched up again.
WASHINGTON MARKET
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street. between Canal and Hester No direr block can
be found in this city; has been cleaned since
last October II Is very thicky settled neighoor-
hood and ger health al this time OF the year
is very serious The street iarly reeks with corrup-
tion ana the garbage Is never removed
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SCHOOL DISCIPLINE.

To EDITOR or THE HERALD
Allow to ask the attention of the Board OF Edu-
cation. | have son who has been attending the New
York College Tor the past seven months The other
day by the French teacher there being
two of them) OF committing some offence OF which he
was entirely innocent He about 10 explain TO tho
tutor when be demerited again. HIS classmates
sat him. were willing 10 testify TO his inno
cerce they harshy told by the that they
would meet with the same result. Is this rightr
A STUDENTS PARENT.
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THE CAR CoNDUcroRs AGAIN.

10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
would call your attention 10 particular individual
who fairly insultcd elderly gentleman, one rainy
day week. simply for asking 4 the car ran through
such street. This conductor ofhciates the Myrtle
avenue line OF horse cars BrooNlyn, and he should
be reminded that courtesy costs nothing.
READER
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THE SUNDAY LIQUOR TRAFFIC.

To THa EDITOR HERALD
Why are the liquor saloons Of the Twcnty-thrd and
Twenty fourth wards closed Sunday as well as
places down town. II has got TO be regular nuisance
SUFFERER
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GENERAL SESSIONS-PART l..
Before Recorder Hackett
popRrvc 4 POLITICIAN

RoBBING POLICEMAN.
John Sullivan, pedler, arraigned at the bar by
Assistant District Attorney Lyon. charged with rob-
bing q policeman On the morning Of the Sd of March
Police officer Bernard Dunn. Of tho steamboat squad
who not on duty, was walking toward his home.
According TO hts testimony he saw three women and
some men standing at the corner OF Elizabeth ana
Canal streets, among them being Katie White Mary
Ann Madden and the prisoner. Tho officer claimed
that Katie White, who was dancing on the corner
rushed toward him thrust her hand In lis pocket
In which the sum OF $54 that he Immediately
seized her hand aud held u so firmly that shc
squeaied; that thereupon the prisoner stepped in
and caught tho officer by the while
a companion burned the officers hand with cigar
compelling him to let go his hold on Kate White, who
passed the money. as alleged TO Mary Ann Madden.
The complai nant raised alarm and officer Hart
rived on the scene ana arrest was effected No
money, however, was recovered The defendant de-
nied in response to his counsel. Mr.. Edmund f.
Price, having the officer the night question:
and in this he corroborated by the two girls who
swore that the officer mad been drinking with them
and a girl named Bridget keane the Bowery. The
woman White further testified that the complainant
made improper proposals 10 her The jury acquitted
the prisoner sullivan and the Two women, Kate White
and Mary Ann Madden, were then placed trial, the
hearing OF which was journed until this morning.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

DAY CALENDAR
The following Is the day calendar for Wednesday,
April A. Nos $50, 227, 2l7, 255, 266, $780, 1858, u.s.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.
THURSDAY. O'CLOCK, AT TRAILS HYUIENIC
1 Institute II East 10th stree lecture - ladies'
health subjects.
WANTED TO PURCHASE.
WANTED a SECOND HAND CYLINDER SLIDING
w top office desk Address, with price, o., Herald office.
WANTED TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A STOCK OF
w Crockery. &c.. OF about 81 800; cash. Inquire Of
WILLIAM ANDERSON, b3 Murray ST.. New York
WANTED-l.0D) TO 1,3OJ FEET THREE INCH
w wrought Iron Pipe screwed ends with couplings
ond hand, in good condition Address, stating quantity and
price, JuXTA, Herald Branch once.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-13

,nn ~ JUDICIAL DISTRICT
count, ~ s' .,.s o. Nevsd:: IN and ior Ormshy
~. on; deceessd.- Nosicc Il hserbv ,s,.s.
,ss. s..ukDAi. the 18th dsy Of Fcisvsrv'
80 ~ ~ w oeiosk a. n, and the oourtroom 81
= ~ ~. coun IN Canon Csty. have bsso ap,pis,sS
~ ~ ,,,ne ard place Tor pfovias ihs vii a.
IN ,Ss ,.m r:sa.',.n dssssa-d and fos hsss.
sne insusncc 70 HIN u letter. tsSSsss.sss. ~
- ard shes~ any pcsxon intsrsts.i s.ss &c
psss and eontess ~ ssmr. "'s ~
v.br..r, an. ~, T. :; xDwRADs. o,ssl.
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sHERiFF's, SALE.

Rr VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND
- order OF Sale issued ont of and undpr the
seal OF the Honorable Second Judicial District
S IN and for the county OF Ormsby, State Of
N.sAuA. on Judgment obtained therein on the
Io'n day OF November. A. d. 1876. and sttested
on the 2lst day Of November, A. b. 1875. In favor
m., sus, Fargo Company, and against A. b,
Driesbsch, Trenmor Cofiiu and !. w. Walton
Tor the sum Of eighteen thousand one hundred
40 'niriy-sove cellars and fifty. nine cents,
sand i've hundred and two dollars ana M.
y-one cents lss.So2 6l.l00j from the 23d day Of
octoDer. 1876. until paid at the rate OF one And
hAiI per cent. per month: with interest on the
S1l, OF eight thousand four hundred and forty
snha s,stol thereof from the 23d day OF Oc.
noer, 1910. until paid st the rate Of ten per
cent. per snnum. and costs OF suit taxed st an.
Vseven dollars aud forty ceuts (f57 20. Ion.
snd Clerks accfuipg costa In tho sum OF AZ III
sna az Costs which may sccrue by reason Of
s ~ commission. etc. all In gold coin
OF the United States. and against ssid defend.
sn,s and al perscns claiming under them or
S ~ot Them subsequent 70 tho 23d dsy Of
october. 1s1G. b. forever barred AMI forscio.ed
81 81 equity and right Of redemption In and
sc,,s ing mongaeed premises hereinafter Dc.
m. 10 ali iIa 20 me directed. commanding
eAgca property hereinafter described 10
.sus'y ths above demands; and In purvn. ncs
.h.r.to have levied upon and viii exposc ~
pa"nc suction IN front Of the Court House door
an ar as. my. orms6y county. State Of Nevada,
On tne 1sih DAY OF DECEMBER. A. b. is70'
y. scn thc hours OF An. and 8 y, n. 20 wit !:
=. one o'clock ,. ~. all the right, title intsrssi
~ ,s lam OF sne above named defendants o.. IN
s nna 70 tne Following described mortgsgrd prrm.
-, =" psopsfsy 70 wit All the hight. title, inter
20. snd essete Of said defendants d, In snd 10 cs,
IAN wood hume situate In the counties Of Dons.
- and csiusby. State Of Nevada, runnipe an y,
psa. u'sai Q e. called aud knewn q The Giant
a,a,n soee.hsr With 81 branches. feedcsu. con.
!snance. thereto belonging, usrd Or cscsrs"ss
.nsnwih. together with al ways. rirhts al
vsy Md easements thcssto apps,riensns ~ ccs,.
nscssa g unsi thssvwish. bling TIE usopsstv
uoscnpcd In ssid dscrss and order Of ~.
g. qua \. T. SWIFT, Sheriff.
Ellis kiso. Pisintiab Attorneys.
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
NOR AN lNCURABLE CASE.
Dr.. L. Rlchau's
0 L d = N BALsAM

AFTER ten ycarr Of trial on this coast, has provcd
i.scif the only curative In certain class of
a.seasss pronounced BY medical practitioners ~
y! Os. L Rieha.'s Golden ss,..m Ne.
CURES Chancrrs, hrst aud second stsses. Sor,s
on the Legs OF Body, sors Ears, Eyes. No.e. Etc.
nmrpcs-co!orcd blotches. syphiiitic Cstsrrb.
Diseased scalp. and al tho prinsrv for,os ~
ne d'ssa.e known ~ ByphiIis. Pftcc. % ~,
~. r Nickas's Golden p.ls.- n. q
ourss Tertiary. MercurIai, Syphiiit,c Eh~ums'
!i.in. Bains In the Bosca, lack Of the Neil.
ulceSssed bors Threat, 6yphilitic hssh. 1 MIMI
ana Contracted Cords. stiffness Of. hc Iiu,ir.
s sS, sf.dicstes oil diaeases from the system,
m sssmsr csussa q indis.ction or abuse al
Pncs. - pss bottls, Or two for =.
Dr.. L. Riehau's Os.As~ s-.s.s
AaelAoee,
aof tho euro ~ 0oncnhra, 0I<sa. Iry1tatio
Msvc', End Gil Urinary o. 0coiesl dIesrrnn0
'osnss. Price. % " pr hottie.
~. 10 Woehae's 0slasn Npanlsh
4 vssh end Injsciicn III srvrsr esss- a IA.
c.sshss. Innammascsy 0iest. STRUCTURES, ia I'll
disesars Of the kidneys "a bisaidrr. Pr.cs.
u 70 pr bottls.
Asss' A9eses isr Dr.: - Riehsa's
vos ecfninal weakness. Night Emissions. L..
potency. and Gil disessss arising from M,(ehF.
nes!on and sxce@tvs sbuses. Price nj
49, oo;sss; TIE ssnulns 0oipsy BstsAn IL fusuI
only IN rcund bottles. on rcerip( Of mice.
49, lnsdeclnes y III be srnt 10 eli paris o. ~
cox.Sys ~ e1pses - mail. security pscts 9,
- n. IT, mo9 eesssvaelea. eols Agents. o. q.
1sCMA1De = CO.. wholesals esd Mail 6sue
- cheolsess soueAvse1 cosuss * ClSo
- ~. sesscne sesssts. saa vssncIsco. CsiifosSis
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NOTICE o. ASSESSMENT.
NORTH CARSON SILVER MI

NORTH CARSON SILVER MIN.
IN Ing Company. Location Of principal
place OF business. San Francisco. California.
Location Of works, OrInsby County, New la.
Notice Ia hereby given, that at meeting Of the
Board OF Directors, held on the 9th day OF Jan
nary. 1877. al assessment. No. 9, Of fifteen cents
per share was levied upon the capital stock OF
the corporation, payable Immediately in United
states gold coin. to the Secretary, at the office
Of the company, Room l, No. 402 Montgomery
street, San Francisco. California. Any stock
upon which this assessment shall remain un-
paid on the 10Th day Of February, 1877, will bc
delinquent, aud advertised for sale Ut public
auction; and unless payment IL made before
will be sold on MONDAY, the FIFTH DAY OF
MARCH. 1877. to pay the delinquent ASSESS
ment, together with costs OF advertising end
expenses OF sale. by order Of the Board Of Di.
rectors.
o. II. BOGART, Secretary.
Office, Room ], Nc. 400 Montgomery street,
San Francisco. California
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IN THE DusrRICr COuRr OF

the uni.ed states for the District Of
NcvadA.-ln the matters OF FORREST l..
FILM and FRANK z. T0wLE. carpenters.
BAnkrupfs. in Bankruptcy.-uhited States OF
America. District Of Nevada, ss.--A warrant in
bankruptcy has been issued by said Court
against tho estate OF Forrest l.. Finn and Prank
Y. Towle, carpenters. OF the city OF Carson.
county Of Orinsby and State Of Nevada. in sa.d
District, who have been daly adjudgcd bank
rupt upon their own petition; and the payment
OF any debts and the delivery OF sny property
belonging to said baukrupts. TO them or their
use. aud the transfer Of any property BY them.
Are forbidden by law. A meeting Of the credit
ors OF said bankrupts. to prove their debts and
choose ono or more assignees OF their estate,
will be held at Court Of Bankruptcy. to be
holden Ct Virginia, In said District. on tho 2ist
day OF February. \. ID. 1877, ct O'Clock +. NJ,
ii the Office Of Il. strother. Room No. odd
Fellow Building. corner G and Smith streets.
one OF tho Registers IN Bankruptcy Of said Dis
trict. AUGUSTUS ASH,
United States Marshal, and Messenger Ia Bank
ruptcy for said District.
BY +. b. ConDErr, Deputy. fel3d
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70 mn dirsces<l. issueA out q ~ koonr.
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Or. |. 4. HtaaIck.
HosEopArnIc payssUuA
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CARSON olrY. NEVADA

IL s:covD JUDICIAL p,.~,,~.,
~ county. IL ihs mss;Sr q ~ 40. 80 ics
s~.s y. shnevss, decsasrd, Noaics - 49, %
w ~ .::s MONDAY. TaE fiTrii NV asFs ~
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- ~ IN = -. :: ~ sims "a plscs To- rsov.
- for hsarins a. spsi.c.ss.@ - oseeessd.
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80 - vAsss ~ 49, iss"s y sssses.seeasy.
.s,s,c sansssy O. Nh.
'S"'' T.J.s Asps. c,,,n.
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DISSOLUTION Of PARTNERSHIP.

MOTTO Is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that the copartnership heretofore existing
between III. NJ. Gaige and A. q. May. in the
business Of saloon keeping. in Carson City, Ne
vsda. WAS this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. The said daige succeeds TO the books and
business; and he assumes all the liabilities Of
the late copsrtnership; and all debts due tho
same are payable TO him.
Signed: NJ. NJ. GAIGE,
A. q. MAY.
Carson City. Nevada, January 0. ls77.u
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TO The UNFORTUNATE
N NEW REMEDIES
mAl NEW REMEDIES
DIR. GIBBONS DIsPENSARY
Gas k6arny street.

CAB k6arny Street.
treatment OF Sexual and Seminal Diseases such
as Gonorrhes, elect, Structure, syphilis in
Its forms, seminal Weakness, Impo.ency. etc.
Skin diseases Of years standing and liberated
Legs successfully treated.
Seminal Weakness.
semina Emissions, the consequence OF aelf.
abuse: This solitary vice, or depraved sexual
Indulgence, is practiced by the youth Of both
sexes to an almost unlimited extent, PRODUCING
with unerring certainty, the following train OF
morbid symptoms. unless combated by scienti.
hc medical measures, viz. sallow counter
ance, dark spots under the eyes, pain In the
head ringing In the ears. noise like the rustlinR
OF leaves and rafting Of chariots,s unessineee
about the loins, weakness Of the limbs, confu.
ned vision, blnnted intellect, loss OF confidence.
difiidence in approaching strangers, dislike to
form new acquaintance, disposition 10 shun
society, loss Of memory, hectic Pushes, pimples
and various eruptions about the faces, furred
tongue. fettd breath. coughs, consumption
night swests, monomanla aud frequent insanity,
= relief be not obtained, should apply hume.
cure effected by his new and sc.entific mode al
treating this disease, which never fails of Of.
fecting quick and radical cure.
CURED AT HOME.
Persons ~ . distance may be CURED AT
HOME, by addressings letterto DIR. GlBBON
stating case symptoms, length Of time the dis.
ease has continued. and have medicine prompt.
~ Forwarded. free from damage and curiosity.
TO any part OF the country, with full and plain
directions. BY inserting Ten Dollars coin. In
registered letter. through the Postoflice or
through Wells. Fargo 4 Co; package OF mcdi.
cine will be forwarded to any part OF the Union.
Correspondents will please inform Dr. Gibbon
that they read hts advertisement tn in the Appr.a
Address. DIR. J. y. GIDBON
octlS-ly Box 1857. San Francisco.