The Eugene City guard., April 21, 1877, Image 4

TeuThoo.anil American Plow. for
Haaila.
Tlio. American: A'riculturid for
March ,1st says;' ono of I he mol
noticeablu of recent occurrences ia the
purchase of ten thousand American
plows by the Kinsman Government,
for distribution among tho farmers of
luissia. 1 here is more in this than
would would Deem to be at first sight.
It is certainly a great compliment as
Tell as a. valuable acknowledgement
of merit to American agricultural im
plement makers, but it implies that
the competition of American farmers
in tho European grain trado has
touched what has been considered an
invulnerable upot. Tho wheat grow
er of Southern Russia supply what is
known as thfl Black Sea trade, and
' being much nearer to the market than
we arc, their wheat has Lad a great
' advantagj over ours. But American
wheat . has . displaced the Kustiiaii
wheat, to a considerable extent, in
tho English market and the Kussiai?
farmers have now to exert themselves
to hold even a portion of that trade.
Hence it is determined to try the plows
that we are using, with a view to pro
,duco wheat more cheaply than hither-
!...! ! .1 : I
The man that holds tho plow is ol
more ncconut than the plow, and there
. ore no farmers in tho world who are
more intelligent or more skillful than
American farmers. But we cannot
afford to rest upon what wo have
: ,i n'u ..... i ...
aiui-ii. x uu iiuiiui mill mud iJtiru no
ticed shows that our Competitors are
by no means idle, and intend to im
provo their methods of work as far as
possible. We must meet their ira-
provements by others of our own.
' Cnne orsheep Losing lliolr Wool. '
. There is no method or mcdicino
no feed or treatment that will arrest
the wool from falling Irom tho sheep
onoo it has bogun ; for tho reason that
.tho injury is done to tho fibre of the
wool long before it begins to fall out.
Tho wool, by some sickness or disease
or soma maltreatment in feeding, has
. been arrested in its continuous
growth, and is broken' or rotted, and
. when tho new growth of wool starts,
it puihos the old wool out till it drops.
Wo often hoar many wool-growers
say, 'I wonder what makes that shoep
cast its fleeco or drop its wool. It
lias baen treated as well as tho rest."
But tho' fact is it has had a bad spell
of somo kin J somo timo in tho fall,
and has been overlooked until tho
fleeco tells tho story. All tho grain
it will eat and tho best of hay won't
niako tho wool unite a-raiii after it is
thus broken. Of courso tho sheep
that aro getting into the bout condi
tion with tho grain feed nro only hur
rying up to grow a new fleece, and
oro shoding their old rotten coat fast
er than those that aro not ho well fed.
That is tho whole secret. Tho only
wjiy to save tho wool is to shear it
now and blanket the sheen, or keep
them under Cover till mild weather,
with good feed. - If they have any
skin . disease, or are troubled with
ticks, you will then sou it, and bo pre
pared "to apply tlio proper remedies.
MicAtyasi farmer.
ABYSSINIAN iUAVKS. A Wllter 1Q
JHuamillttn't Miuiuzine siiys: "The
Abyssinian girls are remarkably pret
ty, with largo eyes, and delicately
shaped features. These girls are
brought down from the Galht country
by tho slavo dcalers from Abyssinia.
3 hut beautiful country, which, hat
wo not wantonly deserted it, might
liavo ibooomo of great importance, is
now a prey to anarchy. 1 ho oppos
ing tribes are only too happy to sel
their femalo prisoners to the A rub
slave-traders. These people bring
down tho.young girls in gangs by
. various routes, but the principal out
let is mo UtM sea, about iiiassowa
A great market j at (Jallahat, the
frontier town of Abyssinia. I hero I
bavo seen them crowded together in
mat tents, waiting for purchasers
irom tnoso commissioned to procure
slaves by tho wealthy Arabs and
Turkish oflicials. At Uetllabat,
naiuisonio young girl ol sixteen is
worth about 13, but tho samo ch
at Cairo would feU'h X'40 or X")0. The
Abyssinian aro a much advance
raw compared with tho negroes of
Central Africa. 1 ho women are very
affectionate and devoted to those
who show them kindness. Thiw, as
thoy combine beauty with devotion,
they aro muoh night for and com
rnnil.1 n bl.rli ti'l.w. Iti I Iw. t,n..l...e
They aro seldom purchased by com
f mon people, as their price is too high,
ana iney cannot cam money by bod
ily labor liso negresses, being too
delicato ami unable tosustaiu latii'tu-,
Although they aro generally termed
Abyssinians (Ihblxshtvd) ' I have
Dover met w ith a truo high-caste Ab
yssinian girl those would bo thus
Hans j whereas all 1 have seen have
lceo Gallas, a Mohammedan race,
Many of those poor girls dio from
fatiguo on tho desert journey from
Uallabat to tho sea coast. Those
who reach Khartoum or tho towns of
Lower Egypt are sold to the wealthy,
and generally take a high position in
tho harems, often becoming the wives
of their purchasers. In the Soudan
I have mrt several tharming Abys
sinian ladies, who, having married
European resident, have becomo per
fectly civilized ; proving the raco is
capable of great advancement."
Upon the itrercth of another action, under
tha forms of law, Senator Patterson ba had
ka interview with Hmpton, and promid
to work for peace and harmony ia the St-to.
Ia adJitioo ti the purar, freight clerk
ari dow arapbtfid oa tbi 0. S. N Co.1
bji'.i. .
AOAKD. :
To all who are .uiluriinr from the emir ami
mdiacrutioiu ut youth, nervoua weakues., Ac, I
will acud a recij tluit will cum you, FKKE
OF CHARGE. Thi great remedy wa di
oovercd by a missionary in South America.
Send a elf -addressed fetter to Ui Kiv. JoMH
T. I.VUAN, Station D, Bible Uouae, New York.
LiiiniKm
One kind for the Human Family,
The other for Horses and Animals.
Then Liniment are tii wonder ofthe world.
Their effort are littl bus than marvellous.
The White l.lniinrnt is for the hu
man family. It will drive ilhettmatism, Hcia
tieia and Neuralgia from the avstem; cure
Lumbago, Chilblains, Loclc-jaw. I'alaey, Itch,
and most Cutaneous Eruptions; It extract front
from the frozen hand and feet, and the poison
of bites and atiugn of vemomoii reptiles; It aub
due welling, and alleviate pain of eTery
kinA The Centaur Liniment ia ued with peat
efficacy for More Throat, Toothache, tuked
lireasts, Karache, and Weak Hack. The fol
lowing ia but a sample of numeroua testimo
nial: "Indiana Hoke, Jeff. Co., Ind., I ,
May 28, 1871
"I think It mv duty to Inform vou that I
have ul1'er'l much with wollon feet
wnd -liord. . A few bottlea of Centaur
Liniment ha done the work forme. I
have not been free from these awelling in
eight yearn. Now I ant eri"et-tly
well. The Liniment ought to he applied
warm. . r BENJAMIN KKOWN."
Tho proof ia In the trial It i reliable, it i
handy, it in chea, and every family hould
have the White Cuutaur Liniment. -
The Ykixow Ckntai k Liniment ia adapted
to the touih muscles, cord and fletfh of horaea
and aniiii.UK. It ha perfoninxl more wonderful
cure, in three year, of fSpavin, Ktrain, Wind
gnll, Scratche, aweeny, and general Lamcnena,
than all other remedies in exiteuce. Kead
what the great Kxprnwmen nay alxut it:
wkw xokk, January lifil,
"Everv owner of homes should irive the C'en-
naur Linimknt a trial. We consider it the best
article ever uacd in our Htublea.
'1L Mabhh Hupt. Adams Ex. Rtabe3,N. Y.
"K. I'i-ltz, Sunt. U. H. Ev. Ktal.U-s, N. Y.
"A. 8. Oi.in, Supt. Nat. Ex. Stables, N. Y."
Tlie bust patrons of this Liniment are Farriers
and Veterinary HurKeons, who are continually
using some l.iuiuient. It heal Hulls, Wound
and l'oll ICvil, removes Bwelliiiixs and is worth
million of dollars annually to Farmers, Livery
men, Stock-growers, Sheep-raisers, and those
having horses or cattle.
What a Farrier cannot do for 20 the Centaur
Liniment will do at a trifling cost
These Liniments are sold by all dealers
throughout the country. They are warrented
by the proprietors, and a bottle wilj be given
to any Furrier or physieiun who dosiroa to test
them.
- Laboratory of J. B. Rors it Co.; '
-4(1 St., New Your.
H
I'itchkiw Cahtoiua is a complete cubstitute
for Castor Oil, and la as plemmnt to take a
Honey. Iti particularly adapted to teething
and irritable children. It destroy Worms, as
ImllaU the food, regulate the Stomach aud
cure wind Colic. Few remedies are as eftiea,
clou for Feverlihness, Croup, Worms and
Whooping C'ouh-h. Castoria is a scientific and
pundy vegetable preparation, more effective
than Castor Oil and neither gaga nor grills.
1'ruparud by Iesars. J. it. ItonK & Co., -1(1 1 ley
St, New York, from the recijw of Samuel
1 itcner, Al. v., ol llarustulile. Wiiss.
, GLENN'S
SULPHUR SOAP.
ERADICATES
. . Au. Local Skin Diseases i
Permanently Ueautiuks the
Complexion, Prevents and Reme
dies Rheumatism and Uout,
. Heals Sores and Injuries
ok the Cuticle, and
rs a Reliable Disinfectant.
This popular and inexpensive remedy
accomplishes the same results as
costly Si'LriiUR Baths, since it ter.
mankntlv removes LkUrTioNs and
Irritations of the Skin.
Com flex ion al HiEMisiiES are al
ways obviated by ils use, and it render
the cuticle wondrouslv fair and smooth.
Sores, Si'rai.ns, Iircises, Scalds, -Hurns,
and Cuts are srr.EDiLY heaid
by it, and it prevent and remedies Gout
and Rheumatism.
It removes Dandruff, strengthens
the roots of the Hair, and preserve its
youthful color. Aa a Disinfectant of
Clothing and Linrn used in the sick
room, and as a Protection against
Contauious Diseases it is unequalcd.
Physicians emphatically cuUorse iu
Priccs-25nn4 50 Cents Per Cake;
pvrBox(3 Cukes), 60c and $1.20.
N . D. Sent hjr M ail Prei'Kt, on reccifl of prica,
and rrti-i rtn esch Cais.
"Hill's HAUt AWD WHISKS DTK,
Black ar Urawa, 30 Cent.
f.lfri(tfntoB,Prtp,r,;ShthlT.!.T.
IOItlll'EXA VISTA STONE WARE Ko
Tt.i T.ti. HENDKU KS.
( j II Ol fc II 1 1 shall kfep UB a full uf
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS
And Invite tl.e attention of huvkeeer.
i. w. nr.MiKH h
GEO. li. HUMUS,
ittoraet id ronsr.Lioi it law.
Offipg. on Wi'lamette street, Eujri-e CitT.
IHISS OOIi-NEW
STYLES
low iric
Just rwiv.' I by
S. 1L FRIENDLY.
VJ-i:U' NTOC'K OF ll ITM -The bt
XI and lrv-st ever brought to F.'iw-ne, at
IRIENDLVS.
It I T -N EW DESIGNS OF STAN
. dard bran.l at
njiENCLva.
MARK THESE FACTS
TUS TE3TIi:0NY OF THE WEOLE
WOELD.
HOLLO WAY'S PILLS.
Let tlx suffering l weaned read the following.
. Let all who have been given up doctor, and
Jioken of incurable, read the following.
Let all who can believe fact, and can have
faith iu evidence read the following.
Know all men by thene preaeut, that on thi
the 20th day of June, A. D. lOtiti, pcmoaally
came Joaeph Haydock, to me known a auch,
and being duly aworn dcpowxl a follow: That
he fa tlie note ircneral aeent for the United
State and defendencie tliereof for preparation
or medicine known a Dr. Hollow)-' Pill
ank ointment, and that the foUowingeeruncates
are verbatim oopiea to the bent of hi knowl
edije and belief. JAMES SMIETKE,
L.8.J Notary Public,
U WaH.treet, New York.
Da. BoLLowar I take my pen to write yooof my
BTnt relief uad tbat tin awful Mia in inr aide ka
leftmeatlaiit- Uiaukito yonr pill. Ob, Doctor r
a w than trill 1 ara that 1 caa iret im( aieep. I can
w write it enough. I tlu.uk you avain uai ifin,
ami ara wire, that you are really the Mend of all ml
ferer. I coiilil not he p writing to ynu. anil hup
you will aut take it ami. J A MLS MYEU8,
. lis Avenu D.
' Thlai toeertiry that I waa diK-hmywl hom the
army with ehronic diarrbcea, and knve been cared
It I)r. iIolloway'Fill. W1L60N HARVEY,
Kaw York, April 7. IH&S, . . il iitt atreek
The following ia an interevtlna; caae of a man em-
filoyed in an Iron foundry, who, la pouring melted
roll into a fluak Uutt wa wet, cauwil aa exploaion.
The melted iron wa throws around and oa him in
a pertei-t ahower, anl hewa dreadfully burned.
The following certificate waa in von. to ma by him
about S week after the an ident:
Nkw Yoaa. ;n. 1 1,187 J.
My name I Jacob Hardy; I am iron foamier, I
wa badly burn by hot iron in November lant ; my
urn heaied. but I iuvl a running aore on my leg
that would not heal.- I tried Uolloway' Ointment,
and itemed my in a few week, 'ihi. li all true
aud anybody can aee me at Jai'kjMin' Iron wtirlu,
2.1 Avenu. J. HAKDY, lit) Ouerch atreet.
zxTBAor mon VAaiooi uma. .
"I had no appetite; Holloway' rill gave m) a
hearty one."
1 Vi.uv Pii . .n niKTreitoua.
'I end fur another box and keep them in the
hoiine.' .....
' Lr. nullowaf caroa my ncaaacne vaat waa
chnmic." .
'I gave one of yonr Fill to my naiw lor eaoiera
morbu. The dear little thing got wll l a day."
"M y nauwa of a morning now eureu.
"Your box of Uolloway Ointment cured me of
nolae in the beau. 1 ruutieil """" ',,""":"'
behind the ear and the uoine K' t't-
"Send me two uoxea, I want unC 'r V" IaBn'
ly."
"I endoae a dollar, youj price it J cento, bnt tlx
me lieiue to me i wui th a dollar."
'Ken I me live lioxe of your Villi."
It me have flvo lioxeuf your fill by reiura
mail, for t.'hilU and Fever."
1 have over Sou ueh rentimonfala, bnt want of
pace ouuipt-l me to conclude."
FOR CUTANEOUS DISORDERS
And all eruption of the km; thi Ointment 1 In
valiinble. It iIckk not heal externitlly alone, but
penetiste with the moat searching effect to the
very root of the evil.
HOLLO WAY'S PILLS
Invarialily cur the following disease:
DISORDERS OF TUB KIDNEYS.
In all diseases affecting these organs, whether
they secrete too mm-h or too little water;
or whether they bo atHirtod with stone or gravel, or
with ache or pitins set tied in th loins ovor the re.
giou of the kilneys. these Tills should be taken ac
cording tuthe punted directions, and the liutment
should be well rubbed into the small of th back at
beil time. I his treatment will give almost immedi
ate relief bti all other means have failed.
FOB STOMACHS OUT OF OBDEB.
No meidclne will so effectually improve the ton
of the tomirhs a these i'ills; they remove allacidi
tv, occasioned either by intemperance or improper
diet. I hey reach the liver and reduce It to a heal
thy actiou ; they are wondeitully etticacioue iu case
of spasm in lact they never fail ia curing all disor
der of the Imn-s and stomach.
Holloway's Pills are the best remedy known in th
world for the following disetsm: Ague, Asthma.
Uilioua coiupKinla, Jllotches on the skin, llowil
coiiiplaints.ColicH, tonstipntion of the Bowels, Con
siiiiiption, llehility. !i-opy, Dysiatary, Erysiielaa,
l'eniale Irn-gula ities, J-Vver of all kin'U- r'lta,
(tout, lleadtv-he, Indigestiou, lufl.tmation, Jaun
dice, I.iver coiuiiliiiuta. Lumbago. 1'ilna, Kheuma
tiani, Hetention of Urine, Mcrotula or King's Evil,
Koiv 'I'hroauf, htoue 3r Uravel, Kecondavy hyinptoi -a,
'I'ic-Douloureux, 'Illinois, Ulcers, Veneral Atfec
tionji, Worm of all kiuds, Weakncse frum any,
cause, &c
1MP0HTANT CAUTION.
None aro genuine unleas the signature of J. Hat
nor a, as aircnt for the United Hta,tcs,surronndseach
hx of fills and Oiutment. A handsome reward will
be given to any one rendoring such information aa
may load to the detection of any party or pai tioa
counterfeiting the medicines, or vending the same
kfiowing them to lie spmious,
.8iill ut the manufactory of Pnifossor TTollowat
k lio., New York, and by all respectable Druggists
anil Dealer in Medicine throughout th oivilned
world, in boxes at li cents, lii ceata and $1 each
thlT There is cousideralde aaviug by taking the
laiyer sics.
N, M. Diiectlons for the guidance of patient in
every uiaonier aieaiuxeu to each box.
CEND i5c. to OKI). P. ROYVEMj U CO., New
O Yoik. for rauinhlet of 100 mire. rouUininr
lints of.mio newspapers, and estimate showing cost
ui wiverusiiur.
..3Gi3rixTC3a:,
arcvtstsoB to
WALTON 4 LYNCH,
Ia Don h' Brf;k Building.
DEALER IN
Groceries Provisions.
..i, , . .
iu Keep un nanii a general assortment of
Groceries, ProvLtiona, Cured Meats,
Tolau-co, I'vara, . Candies,
Candles, Hmiis, Notion,
Green and llrieil Krnita,
Wood and Willow Ware,.
Crwkery, Ktc,
Iiusincs will lie conducted on a.
CASH JIASIS,
Which mean that
Low Prices are Established
Goods delivered without eliarge to Buyer
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE WANTED
For which I will jwy the highest market price.
AAKOX LYNCH.
Has bken possession of the
Luckey Livery Stable,
And will carry on a
GENHRAL LIVKRY BUSINESS.
Horse feil and board.il ly (he week or day.
HORSES AND BUGGIES FOR HIRE.
For Sale.
7AWET.I.IXO HOI KK AXD S ACHE- OP V
w iia Mnlh street, east ut mill raua.
rut tMiticularseaiuirsat the
MT. CHAR FX HOTEL,
For Sale
'Pivoooon
- DWEI.I.INO
Mnrrer.
hi. h sre nnl) Uuvl .n.l ill f sul.i t ahar-
Oia. lennseasjr. tn.iuirestrin-i-offl.-e.
J. rl. 1 M fSWISlll
ELLSWORTH -V CO..
li UGGI ST8 ,
? all iu hranche at the old stan.1. otft-nni 1
. i i . j i
new. As heretofore, the mat
Careful attention given to Prescriptions.
Baled Hay,
Baled
Straw
, ...
anfj WOOU ;
1
7OR
R SALE IS QUANTITIES Til SUIT j
by & IL rillilSTIAX.
At the J
iSIIERMAN & hydes column
CENTENNIAL
AWARD.
GRAND TRIUMPH FOR
WEBER
PIANOS!
First Premium over all American
and Foreign Manufacturers.
Copy of telegram received by Sherman &
Hyde:
New York. Sent 20. l7ft
Keoelved the hk'heat award for vmiathetie.
pure and rich tono, combined with greatest
power, a Known in me inree styles liruni
1 fT . 1 . tl . . V . .
ui are anil uiinunt i lanoa wnich show mt..i
K nee and lofiditv in their construction i.li
lint ami easy touch, which at the ame tin an.
awera proniiitly to it reuirements, together
swhii exceueuce ot wurKinauatnp.
WJSUJSK.
These famous Piano are for sale by
SHERMAN &, HYDE
Cor. Kearne and Salter St. ,
SAN FRANCISCO.
jir
sUilLXVXU illji!i,'I,,u'r'"s Ouidslnchn
GUIDE
AND
Sll I1 HKlilaltl hiulj
know on Courrahtp, J(,r.
nam, t! rhu.of1csl
MyitrHsnd hVvtiui.ins
X ihrKiuil tTMrin, Plii.
Bnni.fdrnaPTS Huophy oT Kromdnrtlnn.
nuuftoidtitncib Va,' '"'uld "'"
b '""i.y"'"l..n.. snd lnn.loWrr7 6
J a. BoiiASN.a ilK.NuiUliilUnu
tLLuuia,!. iaiulmlUiluf. '
TRV ,T 'THE T.O. HENDRICKS BRAND
1 of SOAP. For ule only b
T. (1. HENDItlf KS,
Carding and Spinning.
H AVISO PURCHASED the Machinery owned
br C. (loodchild. I am now nirnin.il i.. n.,.L
all kind of- r r
YARN, BAITS, Ac.,
For (iMtomer
At the Lowest Living Rates.
WM, IRVING.
EUGHVECITY. 0 REG OX
Young Men
Who may be snfferinR fnm the effect of youth
ful Mile or indiscretion, will do well to avail
themselves of tliis, the creates! boon ever laid
? the altar of (rering humanity. DR. SPIN-
E Y wiit guarantee to forfait i(IO to any case
atminal wealtnesa. or private disease of any kind
or character which he undertake and fails to
cure. He would therefore sae In tha imf,,,.-
I nate utT.-rer who mar read tliis notice, that Tnn
ar tre: lirnt ,u daimmua pttiihi.1 t mn
t1"'.erk - iB!rthe mr reme.lv f,
re"mber thM yo are ap,chin? the lat
if : , .i.-.ri . .u"r'uu";r "
.- i ui 'im.iiwiiihuib nm ura. must
vnie hen the mst killful phrsii-Ua can ren
der no assistance; when the door of h,r
will be c!ed aaint yon: when aa ant-l d
mercy cm bring yon no relief. I so case ha
the IXtir failed of wicrrsa. Then let n..t des
pair work up. y.mr imaK-inati., but avail
Vimrself of th henvficul results of hi treatment
bef . your ease i br Tond th mack of ne.li,J
skill " mm. .1 L L : .
"w f . umwi numrs fisi a a pre-
mat.ire (rrave. Full omra. of treatment A
afhl lhtmV Ki rwMtatffi.at Ai a. . i
full den..a U e. ( all T JCCi.
lUt. A. B. MIXKv7
Ka, H Kearney (treet, ban Franciaco.
PROPRIETARY
MEDICINES
OF
DR. CHANDLER,' F.R.S.A.,
.' Hospitelfc Lendoa. Curator to
6t T tliubeth h ato.
After wor f mn, faborlout re-teai-h
aSd instigation, and aft.r th
ltica aption in ''
innds of patient; Chandler, A.m.,
MM., uoJpreuntt i le American pub.
(li th. folding rtfJinJ2Z3liSi
eovmi and property, ihe effiraey of Khieh
VXZited in thi 55yjf tC
tettimoniaU, th. untolieUrd ff"-y f
.uffrring and diuraged patlentho
har.not.nlw received
from their continued ,
radieall eured of ailment, and thronio
THE WONDERFUL
EGYPTIAN BLOOD-PURIFIER.
114:31 Alt.
Thi. incomparable IEPXmATTTSU
m po,r'rful ALTERATIVE, AC, W
VhhTIC, 11 A fUOKETIC, and AI-ERI-i'JVT,
eom6iisiM0 eirtue tthich render
it invaluable ami never-falling, and bu
it. continued tue uHll thoroughly eradi
cate all diseases of the blood. Its ingre
dients are of a purely harmless extrac
tion, th. products gathered from remote
Egyptian Provinces, and rher. there i.
Ihe slightest taint of disease in the sys
tem, it never fails in ejecting that disease
through the medium of the skin, or ex
pelling U through lite many and various
channels of the boily, thereby allowing,
and, indeed, forcing all the organs into
their proper normal and functional con
dition. A. very brief .pare of time will
convince any mitient using it, of ils un
doubted reliability and wonderful cura
tive properties, it being, most unquestion
ably, tha aery acme of medical triumphs,
and the greatest discovery of the present
( Him treatment of every disease
evher. tlie blood itself is primarily th.
TenYof Th. lesion or' dUorZr.such a.
urmi viii. and. the thousand and on.
causes that lead to this terrible .flirt ion,
powerful rejnvenator, causing the week
of man ones more to assume tlie God-lika
form of mnnhood.
for ' CfTAN r.OVS DT8FASES, VBVT
AltY DIHOUltQRSi, i OhbTltATlON OH
COSTIMNESS, 1.IVER ASU K1DXEX
COM 1-1-. 4 1 MS, OESERAIASD KERV
OVS 1EHILITV, H II EH M A XI H if,
GLAMfULA R Eh LA ltd EM EA IS, EPI
TUELIOMATOV8 tANCER, HVVRVT,
AEFEUIONS OF THE BOhES. IX DO
LENT ULCEUS, i'EMALE C03T
rLAIKTS (and to the gentler sex it is m
boon long .ought for by sensitive, suscep
tible, and delicate females, as it take,
direct action upon their ailments) AXD
ALL t RMS Of CHEOXIC VISEASE
in which the blood is the beax
OE THE TROUBLE, it is invaluable. A
perseverance with thi. remedy it'll prove
a positive and permanent cure for
CHILLS and FEVERS and all MALA
RIAL romoxs. . .
Thousands of Testimonials attest tha
truth of these claims.
JhYiee, One Dollar, in large bottle, or
to bottle; $5.
DYSPEPSIA.
GASTROtf.
OASTHON U a safe, speedy, and pos(
tlr. curs for that most depressing of ail
menf and a brief course of treatment will
restore the digestive organs to their pris
tine stretStih, and promote the healthy
action of thi sfomacll and intestines. The
nervous irrUbihty of literary and all
person, pursuing sedentary life, is
speedily removed bff this 'gent. Th.
stomach is restored
no(e of the system morm respond
in the performance of labor. ....
Price, One Dollar, in largf bottle, or
six bottle, $0.
brochitisThd lung
affections.
TRACBlEOtf.
A slight totalled rold will efttlmee
lead to a serious cough, which, uncared
for or badly treated, must have but one
result-t must eventuate in a settled case
of BRONCHITIS, or what is worse, the
deadly COKSUMfTIOS. To all suffering
from harassing cough and expectoration,
TRACHEON offer, a sound, reliable, and
permanent relief. It augments expecto
ration, and enable, the patirnt to expel
that terribly eeptie deposit, which, if left
without judicious treatment, must com
municate its poison to the vesicular sub
stance of the lung, degenerating and de
ttroying that most essential of organs,
and ultimate, only in an early and un
timely death. TRACUEOX has no equal,
much less a superior, and its use will not
only remor. the deposit, thereby affording
great relief, but heals the membrane and
leaves the patient in possession of healthy
lung tissue.
Price, Fifty Cents per bottle, or si
bottles. Si.SO.
PILES. Hemorrhoids.
PILOX.
Xany reuses tend to produce th tt pain,
ful and distressing state. The blood is
retarded in its return 1 the too frequent
nse of drastic purgatives tends to produce
congestion of the bowels, torpid action of
the liver, and numerous other causes are
the source of thtn complaint, and hitherto
nothing effectual has been presmted to
the public, which would rapidly alleviate
symptoms and ultimately prove an effect
ive cure. In I'll.OX we have a remedy
which not only acts almost instantly, but
will remove the largest tumors of the parts
(Piles) by absorption, and many wha
have received not only benefit, but have
been radically cured, hare been assured
(prior to using thi. treatment) by emi
nent surgeons mat
ever could expect in
f. only relief they
life, would be by an
riiip it or them from
opemfton, a ml removing lr or inrsi iron
the bo flu bu n nrocedure which ueeemmitai.
ed the knits. Thts remedy has been hailed
with delight, and is now prescribed by
many practising physicians, who are cog-
PILtl " MMr
1 for
Price, t'iftu lent. Der Backane. or six
for $.60.
THE APOTE RT.MEI1F$ AUB
thorough in the eradication of th. diffrr
.nt and variout maladies denominated,
and are ths result of patient, searching,
laborious, and seientiHe invest igat ion,
embracing a pet-tool many pears, in
Europe and America.
1 the specific 1
directions are romvllcd
with, thousands of putimts will bear wit
ness ta their relative merits, and corrob
orate every assertion. H here there are
many complications of disease, and pa
tients se desire, DR. CHASDLER Hit I
be pleased te give alt information, and
treat by tetter if neeessaru.
Descriptive and I.xplanuiory Circu
lar of the above remedies semt on receipt
of stamp. If the PliOPRIETART
MEDIClXES are not en sale ml
particular druggist's, send orders ta
DR. CHANDLER,
1179 Broadway, Vev-Yark City;
OPIUM
JOkHUkd nrrkaPFBAia HAeiirs
By cured: psmkss. no pub.-.. ,tv, st hooae and without
tocoauas.i)ce. Aa aanjoec thnt am its menu.
Send teMnp. fcr putrmiira. DH.CAJO.rON. li?
ashnpoa Suki. Uncagr Iu
riAilRIAGEccv
1 pnvut ruuaa-ir
DAm ftnl ntr
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Tew- um ia Buarn r -!. JJ4tu H tr t.
rnt iilal. aafri a.-i4 rr4 M r , .. i ,t g ; n
csarataun iramf. whprh an on ran at to b vh
mi hffw to at-pwiu in kvrja, ani faxxiwm. aM
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IM-s.iS.OLiX, US Wuauan.Cucsau.la.
.j vntcn an ririu nunmsniur. ' iwii upper aiunes; wnicn naiienu may it all
e7ntna)Srd"nsUo time. isit, and. e. on.y th. Doctor a-S hi.aa.
,rwti,,l,il;e T'rd,eU,l T,imnu
wTkkriTkh vosbTirVTlOSa it is 'or the I-.heul patrouaRe bestowed on hint for Ik.
fflrn A MOXTH-Arents
W HI l","r- tin--lH!
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No. 649 Clay Street,
B ETWEES
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SAN FRANCISCO.
DR. DOHURTY'S Largely and Steadily
creasing Prai-l ce, which baa constantly kept ptca
with the nneztmpled increase and steady thiwU
or the Pacific Coaitt. Indncd hi remoTal fmaiii
lanir entahlisbed and well-known qnartera.oa Ik
corner of ttacrumento and Ltidesdurff itrceii (
thi rlty.to more ronim"(iioiisandelisibllnii.
apartments, at IV. 649 Clay Street, when
! he has a spacioua .iiileof h.ndsomely fi,ud '
convmitntly arraiised Eiamination snd r.nm.
imitation Rimm. (occiiiiying tha whole of tk
pst thirteen yean, at hi old office,
DR. DOHERTY
deMi-r to inform the General Public, and especi
ally all those laboring under all forms of Chmni
Complaint, that he can be consulted at CO
flay atreet, on every yariety of Diseise ol tkt
l.iini;, I.iver, Kidney, Digestive and Gtoit.
Urinary Organ, and all
SPECI4L DISEASES,
of which the liat I numerous, and whict art
mure closely connected with the general heillk
than the msjurity of people are aware. Uuhippr
invalids for years persist in concealing their coi--liiion
from a motive originating In misukta del
icacy, and suffer in silence until their miseries b.
come too acute to be repressed, and mental ni
i hislial dehiliry unfit the sufferer for aetin
nmieoflife. Thislattertypeorafflictlonmanireita
tt-el(" in theeemplaint professionally knowa a
Syphilis, in all it forms and tage; Seminal
"e.iknens, and all the diatreasing forms of Self
Abuse, or Onanism ; Gom.irho5a,tilet,8trictiin)i
N'K-tiirnal rnd Diurnal Emissions, 8f innl Debili
ty, Kise.ises of the" Bark and l.oir., Inflammtlita
of the Bla Jder and Kidneys, etc., etc. The num
ber of persons filtering from these horrible Dhv
(Nises.in wlinm the Doctor ha effected a radical
cure, iun be counted by the thonsaadind Ibe vol
uiilaiy certificates in his poseasio, received froat
person-, he lias restored to health,are enough tosab
i-ry al! that the DIctor skill In the treatment f
them attentions, enable him to warrant peVdy
cures, even in obstinate cases, and ia every
instance ive relief. Disease which formerly
li filed the medical skill ef th most ietra
ed and experienced Practitioners ef the bett
ing art. aud were regarded by the majority r
I'h.vsiciuns a utterly incurable, now readily yield
to modern remedies, when prescribed by the intel
ligent Piautitiiuier. who makes the humiawa '
tern, and these special ailment, hi oonatantitudr
and subject of obseriiitioa. '
In no cae Is publicity permitted" except at ft,
express wish of the pat eut; and the Doctor cm
J.lently trusts that hi long experience nd ic
cesa'ul practice will continue to insurs himslih-.
eral share or public patronage. By the practice
of man )'? in Europe and the United State,
he is eu.b.'ed ?o apply the most tuecessful rem-!
dies against diseases of all kind.
He cure without mercury, charges modtrat.
iVi'S, treat hi natu?nts in a correct aad honsr.
iible way, and ha ret't'.'ence of unnutstioBiljla-
veraciiy.irommenol knon reepeclaumty in
high standing in society. Ai.' Darties whonir
consult him by later or otherwise, will receive tie
ucih auu geuuesi ireaiment.
TO FEMALES.
When a female i aftiictea with disease, i wetk
nes or the hack and limb, pain in the head, diat -
lies of sight, bis of ITlll!4Lnlir nntfpp natlnitAf ia
I the heart. Irritability, nervousness, derange
ment of digestive function, eeneral dehilitv.all
disease of the womb, hysteria, sterility, and all
; other diseases peculiar to females, she should re
I or write at once to Da. W. K. DOHERTY, alhia
' Medical Institute. and sh sill
nlble relief and help. '
Ut no false delicacy prevent yoo, but apply !
mediately, and stve yourself from paiuful uflr
ing and premature death.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Patlenta (mule or female) residing in any psrt
or the country however distent, who may desire
the opinion and advice of Dr. Doherty in their it
iective cases, and whoth'nk proper to aubimta
written statement of guch, in prelerenca to hold
in a peisonal Interview, are respectfully avared
that their communication will be held most sa
cred. '
Tho Doctor I a regular graduate, and maybe ,
consulted with every confidence.
If the disease be fully and candidly deeribedy.
personal communication will, in roost case, be
unnecessary, as instruction for diet, regimen snd
the general treatment of the case itself (iocluding.
"Y'"1!-""" forwarded without delay,.
"nd in ?u7! ' m wn'r M 10 convey no idea of the
purport ol the letter or parcel to transmitted.
o.miuo jour conouion require Immediate atteo
tion.send ten dollarg in coin, (or that value in
'"""vi"! nan. r n ens. Kargo & Co.' El-
.warded to your addrese, with tb nece&sary in-
nirucliuns tor use.
Consultations, at the ofliiw orht l.n, rRFE.
Addrea. W. K. DOU ERrr, H. D.,Saa Praaciaco .
OPINIONS OP THE PHES3.
DR. DOH KRTy 1 a skillful phyi'clan and boa
uial.le geiitleman. Any ststement h make to
hispatienu he i sure to fulfill. That fact is on
great rau.e of his eminent succesa la hi pn.fe---ib.
It l fi.rtuuate that among the mry dver-ti.-ing
iihy.ici.eug, there ia one that can he. riecead- '
on." Review.
-D. DOHEBTrS reputation ai a physlclaa..
a siifni ieiit gusrntee for the cure of any ca
he undertake. ' Caiavera Chronicle.
DR. DOHERTV has devoted hi stody B-or
psrti.-ulariy to chronic, specific and private prac
tie. and as such is now the mwt successlul of any
. pbjsiciaa in San Francisco."' Free Press,
j DR. DOBERTT'S reputetioa i second tone
other phyician on the coast, in chronic and spe
cific practice."-Hirror.
j 'I'll DOMEHTT. Few men la the medical
; profession hare succeeded in gaining the con 11-
deBce of the pul.lic in their skill and judgment ai
! he has. Inquirer.
) -DR DOII ERTT ranks a one of oor most ex
tinguished phyairian. and also 1 as II e mort
uccewlul. which is now theeriterbv. . khichtb
medical practitioner is judged." Echft. '
'PR DOHKRTT erj iy a more extensive prac
tice than any phy:dB in thi"SUte."-txprc.
P. .Th Doctor will send hi pamphlet aa
.'(et-UI Di-i.-cs to ny addres oa rweipt of ix
i.au in potir;e aUran. for retora posUf .
THE
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tK fttioul ihm BLACK BILLS.
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