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AoBBEDsasns SJhf rcgon JUpublif an. DALLAS, SATURDAY, AUG. 5. Long Ago BY A. CROPSET. I am sitting thinking, thinking1, In the warmth of the fire-light glow, And'metnory brings before mo Pictures f long ago : Pictures of youthful laces, - Smiling for Jennie and me, When beneath tho bluo, Where the lindens grew, We planted our dear Home Troo. May stands in the glowing sunset, With her wealth of raven hair. And littlo Goldilocks ha? climbed Anil curled in the old arm chair. . And ever o'er sweet lip'd Lilly, Ralph Manly is bending so, I eau see them all On memory's wall, As we hung them long ago. In the bloom of a bright May morning, May "left us, a 'soldier's bride ; And when tho corn-silk hung golden, Our little Goldilocks died : And Ralph was waiting, waiting When we laid her beneath tho snow. Sweet Lily ! that pall Was fairest of all, In the dim of long ago. And then with my Jennie beside mo. Long years we have conned it o'er ; Ado one night she saw her Goldilocks, Whiterob'd on the Golden Shore, j -Alas ! my pride, my darling, I dreamed not it could bo so ; I" Now Jennie has gone, And I sit aloue, As they left me long ago. SYCOSIS. A Contagious and lVotGlarly Trouble some. I)ieae. (John Jameson, M. D., Toronto Leader.) The extract iubiLslu'J in your ;t ptr of the 8th inst. ciutioniti"; the tuh lie against the prevalence of contaeiMi? sycosis, or iarbor,s Itch, was not iv n a ruouicut too soon. Few but physic ians are aware how common this furin of cutaneou- di.-eascs already is iu tli and surrounding countries. It exi.-fs, of course, more or less in all g-e.it cir ies, but it. s?eems to me notcwotthy that while passing down a single street Fifth Street to d.iy, I noticed no fewer than five distinctly marked cases, two of them bcMfij patticularly bad. In one case the whitened scales and dis. eased skin extended from the chin up ward by the verge of the whisker to the left eye, threatening to extend to the eyebrow and lashes. The fact that tho active principle of 1he irruption is cryptagamous is tho reason of its rapid and but little understood spread. Once in the system its cures. id perhaps diffi cult, but in most cases demand much attention and care. The introduction ol the smallest particle or follicle from a razor to the healthiest chin will communicate the diease, because while the pellicle U irrafed the hair is never and never enn be cut, microscopically speaking sufficiency close to prevent lodgment. I differ from the opinion express in the articieyou copy in out pointwhere hot water will not properly cleanse a razor. The water should be boiling and the razor dipped for at least one miuute, and then carefully wiped with a sof t towel. The best and most effective plan is of course, to keep a private razor and all other necessaries for shaving. Tlu: fact, however, is that this is rarely done, and our barbers' shops are, therefore, a very b t-bed of a painful and disgust ing cutaneous disease. I might add that, in its worst form, the barbers' itch spreads to the arm pits, and then be comes almost intolerable. Judge Strong D.Tiion on the Income Tax. The Philadelphia Ledger gives the points of the decision of Judg Strong concerning the income tax, delivered in the United States Court Philadelphia on Friday. There were case- in which a question was raised as to the constitu tionality of the income tax. The Judge said : The pleadings in all these cases raise the question whether the act of Congress of June 80th, 18 4, and its supplements, so far as the imposed tax upon the annual gains, profit or income of every peson residing iu the United States, or of any citizen of the United States residing abroad, are within power conferred by the Constitution upon Congicss If it be true, as has been argued, that the income tax is a 44 capi tation or other direct tax," within the meaning of the Constitution, it is undoubtedly prohibited by the first and ninth article, for it is not appor tioned among the States. Jiufc I am of opinion that it is not a 44 capitation or other direct tax," in the sense in which the framers of the constitution and th people of the States who adopted it understood such taxes. The reasons for my opinion it would answer no good purpose for me to state at length, inas much as these cases will undoubtedly go to the Supreme Court for ultimate decision. It is sufficient for me to state that in my judgement Congress has the constitutional right to impose all the taxes ot which those plaintiffs complain, and that none of them are such as must necessarily bo apportioned. With the policy of fiuc.i an imposition T have, as a judge, nothing to do. Let the judg menta be entered for the defendants (the collectors) on the several demur rers." Subscribe for the Republican. Via is antl fi'anciea. A contemporary describes the politi cal epidemic of the times sxs " ring worm." A vessel arrived at New York on the 11th ult., having on board a hundred cases of cigars and two cases of meas les. In very hot weather you may be as j disagreeable und disobliging as you please If a coolness rises, so much the better. A lady in Pick way, Ohio, pa.k.d away her silver ware in an old clot tie? bair, and forgetfully sold the lot for three cents a pound. Some one, decvibing a bad dinner to which he had been invited, says that the meat was cold, the wine was hot and everything vvas sour but the vinegar. A young candidate for the legl pro fession wa asked what he should first do when employed to bring an action. 44 Ask for money on account." lie passed. When a IJoston irirl nuarri'ls with her lover, she communicates the inport a it fact to her friends in the remark that she isn't ,4on squeezing terms with that fraud any more." The Legislature of Utah having es tablished woman suffrage, the Deseret Nctva contains an appeal to the ladies of the female relief societies, urging them to bring their sisters to the poU 'YouM better look out for your ho-s's feet ahovo here mister," said u ragged boy to a travvh r. 44 Why sud ihe gentleman, nervously pulling up. 4 4 Cos there's a fork in the road there" was the candid reply. Atlanta, Georgia, has a w.m in shoe maker Ihr husbanu who fed lultl. ing for tho south, left her his kit of tools only as a b giey, but hard times coming on, she has taken to the strap and the last, as pegging out an honest live h hood J The Mayor of St. Joseph, Mo., gave permission to a citizen to kill two d-g which annoyed him, and next morning the mayor found two of his own nogs dead with his own warrant of permis sion for their killing pinned to their bodies. Though he hasn't exactly the hydrophobia, that mayor is mad. Two married ladies chatting about husbands: 4,Vhat," says one of them, 44 you permit your husband to smoke in your rooms?" 44 Certainly I do, but ho spends his evening- with me." re p'ied the other. " Y s at. that price!" 4My d'ar friend, a shrewd wife avails j herst Ifof her husband's faults to repres- liis vices. "Can I induce you to invest in a lock; smilingly inquired a traveiin ageut fo" an improved door' fas'enin of a plain looking old maid, whom he encountered sweeping the door steps 'You might, sir," she replied, with a ghastly smile, eyeing him carefully for ; moment from head to loot, 4 iu wed lock !" " I weeded my friends," said an ec ccntiic old man 44 by hanging a piece o stair carpet out of my first floor window with a constable's announcement affix ed. It had the deired effect. I soon saw who were my friods. It was ik firing a gun at a pigeon house They forsook the building at the first report A newly made minister, having ocea sion to marry a couple as bis fir-t offi cial act, aud there being quite an as semblagc present, he determined to strike them dumb with awe, and so, iu winding up, ho said I pronouace you man and wife, and the Lord have mercy on y our sinful souls I A Virginian woman thought to fright en her son, a young man, as he was com ing home the other night. So she went out ro meet tutu with a sneer thrown over her head Hut he didn't scare as well rs she expected. On the con trary, he struck the 44 gho-t" with : heavy whip he was carrying, and thc tell senselcsy. A drunken fclllow with a lx of match es in Wis pocket lay down on the fide walk in Museatine.theolher d-iy, to enjoy a o,ui't .snooze While rolling over in his sleer) tho matches tool; fire: Awak enitig, lie stiuired the air conspicuously, smelt the burn inn; brimstone, and tiie- lil itee. " Jnsf h I expected, in h II (hie), by hukey." A Wisconsin' convict named fJrim wold, on his way to the Htate Prison I he oilier day got one of his shackles oil and jumped from the cars. The train stopped and backed up, a lively chase by the nherifl and other passen gers brought the fugitive to bay. Seeing escape was impossible ho stopped, smiled and remarked, '"Well, we did have a little race didn't we V At a certain hotel in Ohio, a 'large minor is placed at the entrance of the ditiiuir hall, which is so constructed that you seeyursolf athin, cadaverous hungry person, but when you come out. fioin tho table aud look again in the mirror your body is distended to the extremity of corpulency 80 pleisant is the illu sion that you go away satisfied with trtitf trrstlt 4Virl u ir niiltrniri Atrnri if you rise hungry from the table. UN IOi MUTUAL LIFE raiWIJfi COMPANY. maim:, oiu;ami:d ibis. CHARTER PERPETUAL. Directors' Office, No, 20 Court Street, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS. HENRY CROCK KT President. DAN 1 1'L SHARP Vice President. WHITING H. HOLLISTER Secretary. This is among the Oldt-Ht of New Knj;- land Companies, And the Lowest Coin Company Extant PURELY MUTUAL. I) i v i cl v ii f ! Drclarc 1 A ii ii it a 1 1 v. OX THE CONTRIBUTION PLAN, AND APl'UKO AI'TKR TUB 8KCO.fi PAYMK.NT. A Loan of It) percent, whiw Desired. POLICIES ARE NOT FOUFKU hl the Union Mutual Life Insurance Company hy failure to pay tlie Premium when due, but are continued in force hy the NON FORFEITURE LAW of the Stute of Massachusetts. i:anples .lioulng the orklnfjlof the Law. Pl.AX, OUIMNAHV Lift- Foil Exwitk: A party insuring at the age of ihiity five pieuiium all cash. One Annual Premium will continue policy in f,,r.., ' vi.iirv n l .1 ititS. Two Annual Premiums will continue policy in f..p,.. 1 vrnr and 12 davs. Three Annual Premiums w'iil continue policy ;., (,,r.... i'. vfrs and 157 days. Four Annual Premiums will continue policy in f..r.- S ve;irs .111-1 I day. Five Ari-iual Premium will continue policy in 'irce 1" years and jii days. . wiii' it 10 vr.n vr.sr. xrt h vh bi:k civry I h.i Annua' Premiums will c.ntiuub policy in forer - Vt ai ad d i! I Ia. Ihrcc Annual Premiums will continue policy in t..rec I ye-irs and l' "' "lays. Fivr Aonuii Prcini'ims will continue policy in f..rcc 7 v.-ars .m l -'HH day. r , IV.111 um al . "h Pian ten I'.iy- ,n iit Life ! Aoou.il l'r. niiuoi wiii rm . ii, oc p.diey in force, as Tcrni Policy, t, ut three year. Examci-K: Premium M per cent. Not? PI in. Ten pHyuteiil Lite, line Annual Premium wiii continue policy in force as a Term Poii. y , about 2 years and 100 days. i:ndowm'ut I'ullclc. Empi.k: Premiums all Cah Ae. ; Plan, Ordinary F.od-'wment. pavaMe at the age of ;0. On Annual Premium will ei n-tinu- policy in force as a Term Policy, nearly .' years, or I years and .".''. I.its. I'vwcr.F. : Premiums all Ca.h 'Age, .,,; Pian Ten Year 1 n l -winnt. p-iyahl-at the as; ,f t j ; One Aoniial rremtum win coti- tinue policy in 7 yeari. fone as a Ierm 1 iny, Not en on Mndowineiit IVdiric. I-'xavpi.k: Premium 40 per cnt. --te Aire . : Plan. Ordinary Endowment, p-tyld ut the aire of fin. One Annual Premium will continue policy in force as a Term Poliry about years. Ex vMPt.p. : Premium l per cent Not Asre. .'55; Plan. Trn-Ycnr Endowment, payable at the Hire of t". One Annual Premium will continue policy in force as a Term Policy about 5 years. Kates, AtsrtM to Liabilities. isat.. isc,7. isfis. isr.o. 12I-U7 12 1 01 121-57 127 00 Intkhkst IU.ckuth roR.lSOO $2H'V70 II Lossks Paio tv ISOO ...201,100 0(1 I y rEICKST Rt;f KIVKO in Exckss op Losses Paid .19,180 14 Assets this Datk Ovr.n (5,000,000 00 Lossks P.it. to Datk 1.079,433 00 Diviobnos P,tti is Cash to Datk. ..951, 318 55 Insiihanck os 1 1,000 Policies In Fouckovkr 30,000,010 00 This Company is not. restricted to investing its funds in the New England States. From the Beport of the Ainliting Committee, we find that : $1,000,000 is now loaned upon estates in the City of Chicago and near thereto, where rates of interest art' nearly or quite equal to iIioko of the Pacific Coa?t. There is nothing desirable in Life In surance which cannot he secured by a Policy in the MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. PACIFIC 1IKANCII CU'l'ICE, S. W. Cor. Cal. and Kearney Streets, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. H H JOHNSON & CO., General Managers, Pacific Coast, H. 13. MORH 13, i . - - CSIiNKRAL AC. 13 NT, OREGON t WASHINGTON TERRITORY, Portland.1 HENRY T. HtLMBOLD'S COMPOUND FLUID Ex 1 ra ct n law Iia GRAPE PILLS. Component Ports Fluid Extract Rhu- bard and Eluid Extract Catawba Qr ape Juice. FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS, JAUNDICE, RILLIOUS AFFECTIONS, SICK OK NERVOUS HEADACHE. COSTIVENESS, Ar PURELY VEGETABLE. CONTAIN INO NO MERCURY. MINERALS OR DELETERIOUS DRUGS. These Pills nrc ho most pleasant pur gative, superseding castor oil, salts, mag nesia. Ac. There, is nothing more ncccpt atdo to the stomach. They give tone, mid cause neither nausea nor griping pain. They are composed of tho Jitunt ingredient. After a few day use of them, Mich in in vibration of the entire system taken place as to appear miraculous to the weak and enervated, II. T. llelmhold'a Compound Fluid Extract Catawha drape IMIIh are in.t fugar-eoatid : Hugar-eoat.-d PilN pass through the Htomach without dis-nlv-ing, eoneuently do not prodm-e the desired effect. THE CATAWBA (SRAPE PILLS, being pleasant in tnto and odor, do not neee!-itate their heing sngar-roated, and are prepared according to Pharmacy and Chemis try, and are not Patent Medicines. HENRY T. HELDIBOLD'S HKJHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND lItild i:.tract SaiapariIIa. Will radically exterminate from the system Scrofula, Syphilis, Fever Sores, Ulcers, Sore Eyes, Sore Legs, Sore Mouth, Sore Heal, Rronchitis, Skin Diseases, Salt Rheum, Cank er, Runnings from the Ear, White Swellings, Tumors, Cancerous Affections, Nodes, Rickets, (ilandular Swellings, 'Night SweaN, Rash, Tetter, Humors of alii kinds, Chronic Rheu-tnutii-in. Dyspepsia, and all discuses that hive been established in the system for years. IJEINO PIIEPAEEH EXPItESSLY FOR THE A LOVE COMPLAINTS, its Plood Pur ilyirijr properties arc greater than any other preparation of Sarsaparilla. It gives the Complexion a Clear and Healthy Color, and Ke-tores the Pa'icnt to a siale of Health and Purity. For Purifying the I'loo 1, removing all Chronie Constitutional Iieases arisitti' from an Impure state ut the Elood. and the only Ueli.ibiu and Eli ctua! Known llemelv for the Cure of Pains and Swelling of the Itoiics, Ulcerations t the Throat aud Legs, IJIotches, Piiuplt s on the Face, Ery siclas and ami all M'hIv l.rupiions o lh hkiu. anil Heautifyiug the Complexion, lll'.MtY 1. IIi;i,l!t(I.I) T'S CONCENTHATEO FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU, THE 0 HEAT DU KETIC, ha cured every case of Diabetes in which it has been given. Irritation of the Neck of the I'l i bUran l !el:imatiou of the Kidneys, l'l- ecratiotiof the Knloey mni Iihi.I b r. Uctcntioii f Crine lMsetife of tho Pro.-trate lilaud. ton u tb Ca l ler, t aleulus. tiravel, ISrieh lor Iiepoitit, and Mucus or Milky li.v ha ryes, and f.r FnfeebU-d atol p, licat Consritutions of botli Sx'', attcnde. witJi the following ui ti.tii: Iioit-p iiion to Exertion, loss oi Power. Loss M- in try. JitfTu nSt v of lireatl.. io, vioNK .crif., i re mo! in g. iu rror o i)j te, Wakefiilro , !'li!ii"'M nl Vision, pain iu i!ie lin k. Hot II md. Flushing oi the P.o Iv. Ii vi!i m of til- Skin. Froplion on the F.icr, Piiiiid t i.i: n til. ancf, I'oiversal L.f .jtiidc ! the Miitniur "-Vfiftn, A c. led by rsoti (ronitiic age f eighteen tit twenty-five, an 1 fi.-m liiirty-live 1 tittv five or in the decliiut ir change of life: after eontine mciil or labor pain; l'd-wetting iu i hihin t). IlelmboLFs Extract of Lu-'iiii Ii'mrett.- and lUo.oi Putifying. ;in, ,lri.4 all lii :i-es ;in..; tg !r in Habits of Dissipation, and I,x s- lui;.rii li nee in Li'V, (mptirt!ies o the F.i..'d, . c. y) V, n--ir C. (,., .!.: in Atf tioni !' r whoh if i iMe.l, -yj l-i'ilic Atlc'-tin--in !h -o !,.. imw u-i'vl in . ..iiueiiint w;lii ILlru le.l.Fs Kose Wrth. lwhi:.-. In many Affection!) pee u liar to Ladies, (be Extract lJueliu is uneii!ln.J by any fither li medy asm Chlir .-is or licculi.m. Itregular try. Painlulncss or Suppression of C i-tomary Evacfiatious, Cicer.itrd or S -liirriis State. ..V the Ftcriis, Leucorrhca or AV bites, Steri'lity, antl for all Complaints incnlrnt to the S x. whether arisi-ig from Indiscretion or habits of Hissii.ation. It. is prescribed extensively by the most eminent rhy?iiians nnd Milwit os for Enfeebled ai d lu-iicatc Constitutions of both Sexes and all ages. II.T.IIE LMLOLD S EXTRACT TlITHE CUKES DISEASES ARISING FKn.M IM PRUDENCES, IIA HITS OF DISSIPATION. Etc., in all their Mages, at little cxnei sc. little or no change in diet, no inconvenience, and no exposure. It eau.-cs a frequent desire', and gives strength to Urinate, thereby removing Obstruc tions, Preventing and Curing Strictures of the Urethra. Allaying Pain and Inflammation, so frequent in this class of diseases, and expel ling all Poitonous matter. HENRY T. II ELM HOLD'S 'IMPROVED R05E WASH. cannot bo surpassed ns a FACE WASH, nnd will be found the only specific remedy in every species of Cutaneous Affection. It speedily eradicates Pimple,. Spots, Scorbutic Dryness, Indurations of the Cutaneous Membrane, etc.. dispels Redness and Incipient Inflammation, Hives, Kneli. Moth Catches, Dryness of Scalp or Skin, Frost Rites, nnd all purposes for winch Salves or Ointments are used. Full and explicit directions accompany the medicines, Evidences of tho most rosponsiblo and reli able character furnished on application, with hundreds of thousands of living witnesses, and upward of 30,000 unsolicited certificates and recommendatory letters. Henry T. Helmbold's Genuine Pre parations. Sent to any address. Secure from observation. Established upwards of TWENTY YEARS. Sold by Druggists everywhere. Address letters for information, in confidence, to HENRY T. HELMROLD, Druggist and Chemist Only Depots: 1R T. IIELMBOuD'S Drue and Chemical Warehouse. No 591 Broadway, N. Y., or to II. T. HELMBOLD's Medical Do- pot, 101 South Tenth Street, Philadelr hia, Pa, BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. Ask far HENRY T- HELMBOLD'S. Take no Other. w DEAI.EK in Groceries, PROVISIONS, Cigars and Tobacco, WOOD AMD YJLLQW WARE &c. DALLAS, OK I . (.ON. T II E O 1 1 E IV T A f,, Formerly "WESTERN HOTEL," Corner of First and 3forrion Stieets, PORTLAND, OREGON. Messr. SMITH & COOK rri AVE TAKEN THIS WELL KNOWN House and Refitted find Refurnished it throughout, making it hy far tho REST JI0-. TEL IN PORTLAND. N. IL- Hot and Cold R;iths attached to th House for the benefit of Duetts. SMITH A COOK, Proprietor?. Portland, April II, 1S70. 7:tf DALLAS LIVERY. FEED L SALE Cor. Main and Court Streets, Thos. G. Richmond, Proprietor. Having: purchased the above Stand of Mr A. II. hitley, we have re litted and re stocked it in fuch a manner as will satisfactorily meet every want of thu cotn munity. Hoodies, fclnjjle or tloitble. Hacks, Con cord Wagons, etc., etc.. Furnished at all hours, day or night, on tbort notice. Superior Saddle Horses, let y the Day or Week, TERMS, REuSCNA IILS. T. (L IUC1IM0ND The originator of thin wonderful medicine claims to have discovered and ci,ubind in htirmtmit more of Xitnrr' ot "roriy;i muli ml jr'itrtith than was ever before combined in one medicine. The evidence of this fact is found in the variety t f most obstinate diseases which it has been found to compuer. In the cure of .' h ((", .SVrvre 'tui.jf. , ar.d the early stages nf ('mttui.iiitit,!), it has a.toiihed the molical faculty, and hundreds of tLe best phy siciiins jr iiiounci; it t.'- rorrry tit the ui . h 1 rt ntriil t,it d it iil ill. cuic. the severest ."vsteui and putito-f ' and tli"riil hl'nnl CoU, it i!ri-ii, .1. I!v :ih. ii-it- ... the Id- l'r tjtf , Hi Jirr.j.t I i It . It , nil i.jinii ir VI the wfTSt mrntnltt to a ir. nun. .ii lUi.lch I'iwple or Ernj.iinn. . ercurial Diseases. Mineral poisons, Syphilitic and encrial Disease, and their t-1-fect are eradicated and vigorous httth and a of anititut init C tabi i-bed. fjryijn fun. Salt .'AiifM. Si tihi lit iid, t'trt f S.tt i n, Si 'in ti ll-tu-'h Ziu, in bot tJjf numorous .Iim a-i.- causcil by l Id'ind, Mi' (miii jlHTI bv thi- poMcrfid, portiving an-l ig-raiog u,.dtcitie. For " .fi t'ttfiijrhtitt.' i.tii-iti Ji.M(r and l.tbiiiuif t'Mj; d.'i'i r, it 1 us .ihii tin ireds uf perfect and permanent cure where other Int.tleiov laiu.l. J he proprietor olT i- reward for a tucdi- i inc thili. .pud it in the euro of t he dl.svurcs t'.r which it I rec .'iiiiH tidc'i. .1 lev a re "f n.mt lit i rtt i ihh I.. t'lUiit- See tii.it v.: (it. v eri.ii! lit mip, hi.-;i a nt'irt- imti iai,'t : i,f I I p -li tl.r i lli liic O.-r. 1 tii: j I1H .IK 1H- !. tiilllr. S'l'C lleil t y i . . I I i. it V t .i .'1 . I . Ki.t! Fropi ict'-r. at clu i.l .ii Senei a sit ect t. lluii.iio, N. . Lab rat .rv. i; .1 ui: i.i; ::iu. u sx U O I Northwest Comer .'Main .Hid i i ; I t. DALLAS, OCJN. II A.VING PURCHASED the OLD STAND formerly belonging to V . S. KoUi, and wishing to live and Jet live, we iH sell at low rates, FOR CASH, everything in oi;r line: And all kind of PURE LIQUORS, put up expressly ior Medicinal um'. im:ki ui:cttii:s oi' ai.i, kinds. Crram Trrfiir, Stilerafu.t. Sttnt Hint Seed, Paint, (hh, Varnih ' nth en, Domestic Dyes, Washing Powders And everything elso that is kept in a FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE. I NICHOLS & COAI. Druzzists. The standard remedy for Coughs, In. tluenzn. Sort- Throat, Whooping Cough, Croup, Liver Complaint Hroiichitis, Illecdlng of the 1'Utign, and every airertlou of the Throat, Lungs and Chest, Includ ing Consumption. W lstars llalsam docs not drj- un a Cough, but loosens it, cleanses the Lungs, allays Irritation, thus removing the cause of the com plaint. Vone genuine unless sign ed I. I1UTTS. Prepared by Si. TII 2v;'ow,'W MN, Iloston. Sold by ki:iiin(;tov, iios. TISTTlill & Cf., 8an Francisco, and hy dealers generally. Jl-ly lr. CLARK'S London Kciuedic, "FOR SPECIAL COMPLAINTS." TThU. CLARK'S IHVIGORATOR giy "-etrength to tho oged and debilited. It i3 especially designed for young men who bayo wasted their vigor hy excesses of every kind, and all persons whone systems have becotno weak by imprudence, are completely restored by ita use. Price One Dollar. TThll. CLARK'S PURIFIER cleans tho ii-7 blood from all impurities; eueh as Scrof ula, Pyphilis, Mercurial Rheumatism, Ilumora of every sort. Bad Breath. Offensive Pers piration, Foul Feet, Catarrh, Discharges from the ear, Sore Eyes, Sore Throat, Falling of tho Hair, Ulcers, Boils, Pimples, Dlotches, and all diseases of the Skin. It is also beneficial io diseases of the Lungs and Digestive Organs. Price One Dollar. It. CLARKE'S PANACEA rclievea pain of every description; Ilendacbe, Earache, Toothache, Stomachache, Backache, Pains in the Breast and Limbs. It is invalu able remedy in all Nervous Disorders, and jio family should bo without it. Price One Dollar. IThu. CLARK'S ELIXIR is a cartain euro H-f for all weakness of the Genito-Urinajy Organs, find discharge of a muco purulent nature, Leuconbacea, Oonhorrhoea, Sperma torthi::i, and Seminal Weakness, are speedily cured by its use. Price One Dollar. B. CLARK'S REGULATOR, for females only, is guaranteed to correct all special irregularities of Single Ladies. Married La dies are accustomed not to use it when in a certain condition, as its effects would be too powerful. Price One Dollar. All of the.e celebrated remedies are prepared from Fluid Extracts, under our immediate superii-ion, and are warranted frith and pure. All afilicted persons should Fend a carefully written statement of their ailments to lit. Clark, and the proper remedy will be sent to their address. Dr. C'ark can be consulted personally at his oflic, and will furnish all the necessary accommodations, to patients who place themselves under hi core. All letters adddrewed, DR. J. CLARK. Offiico, 1,270, Broadway, New York 31-ly err:iiiSt, Me-ber of theKedcal Faculty cf Paris, Graduate of the University Queen's College," and Physician of the St. John Baptiste Eocio'y, of Sau Francisco. Dr. Perranlt has the plenjure to inform Patients and others seeking Confidential Medical Advice, that he can bo consulted daily at his Office, Number 502 Montgomery St reef. North-east corner of Sacramento Street, San Francisco, Rooms-V, 10 aud 11, m floor, up stairs. ' Consultations and Correspondence in English, German and French. Having made the Core of Nervous and Physical Debility and all otl-cr f.rms of Iiivate Disease the subject of minute re earch and pecal practice for many ycaw, Dr. Perranlt continues to treat these affections mecfssfiilly. by tho newot st ientific methods, and without resort to Obnoxious Remedies. Gonorrhoea, Gleet. Strictures. Rub , Ulcers, kin ct iption. etc., in any stajic, speedily cur ed, an l all Syphilitic and Mreurial Faints" crad-i-'ated from the system. Noctnrtiai Emi.--iiin. Night Sweats, Dis7 . barge In ni the Urethra on guiim to ct ..d ..r iiuikii g water. Pain in the Back, Sleep dks inrhvd hy drt ams, Dizziness, Sighing, Lai.gour. Palpitati-m, Mel.unh.dy, Sallow' Owuipitx i oi. Growing Weakness of Sight. M-m ry t.d" L.teneefual Faculties. Clouded Ideas, DiTnkuee, ' Avirflon to Society, General Letbarv, Ac..' a e m of ti,t more, prominent Sympfoas Of f.ervoa and Fhyical Prostration ti,e reuf of .xe.l Ahifc am) eseessivo In luigei.ee wbich, 1 not tiirn ly checked, will never tail to in duce premature decay, and terminate in total K-ss ol Manhood. Pativt :s compiaii.ing of one or more of tho nUovo jiymptouis, shottid apply immedi itely to Dr. Pcrrauif. as he has discovered New aud Reliable Remedies, which enable him to guar antee a rpeedy and, raoical cure of Seminal Yreaness and In-potencc. Ac invite investigation particularly by these persons suffering fro Chrenie Di-ea.-c who have tried this boasted Doctor and that advertised "Physicians," until worn out and discouraged: wc claim not to know ev.ryihing. nor to cure evr'ybody, but we do claim that in all cases taken uu-Jer treatment, we I'ulfall our promises. Dr. Pi:tMt vt i t's diplomas are in his office, where patients can see for themselves that they are under the care ot a regularlv educated practitioner. Ladies suffering from any complaints inci dental to thiir Si s, can consult the Doctor with assurance of relief. . ... Patieuts in the country can be Cured, at Home by addressing: a letter to Dr. Perranlt, 50H Montgomery Street, or RoX 173, P. O.. San rrancisco. stating their case as minutely aS possible, habits of living, occupation, etc. Low charges. Rest references given if re quired. All communications confidential. Dr. Perrault's diplomas are in his office, where patients can see for themselves that; they arc under the care of a regularly edu cated practitioner. Tho best reference given if required. Di. Pcrrault is sole agent in California, for Dr. Biott's Celebrated t'emalo Monthly Pills, which are nnapproached. aud tar iu ad vance of every other remedy tor suppression," and other irregularities in females. Prico $5.1)0 a box ; sent by mail or express, securely packed: , - l ly.. AVING PURCHASED A LARGE AND II complete Stock of GENERAL MER CHANDIZE, consisting in part of Wry isootfsj groceries, Cslnsi, iicisii arc. Tobacco, Cigars, And all articles found in a GENERAL VARI ETY STORE, I would respectfully call tho, attention of tho Public to my Establishment. Highest Cash price paid for 1UKS AND PELTRY. It. A. RAY, I6-tf Kola, yolk Co.; Oga. .
