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Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-26
ADAMS + cos EXPRESS
is BANKING OFFICE,
TuoLuMNK County.

I OZA&v AAAV0 OA 4 VIZ
TuoLuMNx County.
Sonora, Columbia, s,estmrn, Non
teznma, aud Chinese Camp.
| Mk8x&s DAILY Express to and
| Sf1fzH&L from above Office, to STICK
ton, IAN Francisco, Sacramento, Mays
vile. aud ali parts Of the Ncthern and
southern Mines. for the transmission Of
Treasure and Packa -es Of every de-
c.iption.
Also, semi-monthly to and from the
Atlantic States, Panama, Europe aud
Australia.
Sight checks drawn on any of our
Offices in California and Oregon.
Deposits received special, or other
wise.
Collections promptly attended to.
Bills Of Exchange drawn on our off,
ces in
New York Philadelphia,
Washington, st. Louis,
Boston, Baltimore
New Orleans, Pittsburg,
Cincinnati, Panama,
Sidney, Melbourne,
London.
Also. payable at the following Banks:
Exc. Bank of Pittsburg, Pittsburg,
Ellis & Sturges, Cincinnati,
A. D. Hunt 4 Co. Louisville,
Mec.'s & Farmers Bank Albany,
Utica City Bank, Utica,
Bank Of Syracuse, Syracuse,
Bank Of Auburn, Auburn,
Bank of Attica, Buffalo,
Rochester City Bank, Rochester
George Smith & Co., Chicago,
Alexander Mitchell, Fire K
Marine ms, Co., Milwakie,
Michigan State Bank, Detroit
Com. Branch Bank of the
State of Ohio, Cleveland,
Clinton Bank Columbus,
INSURANCE.-We have made ar
rangements for insurance to the extent
of One MILLION DOLLARS on any one
shipment. Our express being the most
extensive in the United States, We guar
antee to do all business entrusted to us
with more dispatch, and at as low rates
as any other concern, with the same Sc
curity.
se ADAMS & co.
Columbia, Aug S, '54-el-tf
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CLASS ware, NfE RS aud Tobacco.
49, State Street, opposite the Co
49, lumhia Exchange. has o. hard
general assortment Of
Preserved Oysters, Holsters. Clans,
Nests, Fruits, vegetables, Pick
les, assorted Pie Fruits,
Catsups Jams, Jel-
lies, and Honey.
Also, escorted Candies, Fancy and com
mon, Crackers of al! kinds. Figs,
Dates. Nuts of all kinds.
Croskery 4 Glass Ware. Lamp Globes,
lamps, Lamp Chimneys,
Oil, Candies, Camphene &c.
Also, an extensive and superior as
sortmen: Of WINS, & LreuoRs, Sc
CARS 4 TOBACCO, of the best brands in
the market, can be found at his estab.
llshment. Particular attention is called
to his assortment Of Scgars; they are
A No. /, and no mistake. Cali and
examine.
Also, Syrups, Porter & Ale, Clocks
~ He is receiving supplies Of
fresh FRUITS, OF all kinds. eyerv
week, from below.
o. P. DAVIS.
Columbia, Aug 5, ,54-el-f ;.
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An assortment constantly ON hand, ana
fresh arrivals weekly.
All persons having any accounts
gainst the subscriber, will please to caiis
and get their pay All owing him WI.
also call and pay up without delay
j. HARRISON,
Columbia, July 22, '54-S9-tf
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G SC ELS.
BOSTON BAKERY.
Bread, lakes, and Pics Of all kinds
Best OF Wines & L.QUoRs.


The subscriber, having rebuilt the
Boston Bakery, and fitted it up in good
style, is now prepared to furnish his
friends and The public with the best Of
BREAD, PIES AND CAKE.
"a Also the best assortment of
Wines and liquors always on hand.
- He hopes BY strict attention to
business, to meet the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to him.
$3.50 CONRAD GISCHEL.
Columbia, Aug. IL, '54-92-tf
JOB PRINTING
Nsat6i nsss q - ossxIss 0@~.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-26
N O T ICE

TICE.
The Stockholders Of the Tuolumne
County Water Company are hereby
notified, that the annual meeting Of said
Company will be holden At the NJ. E.
Church South. Columbia, on Saturday
End day of September, proximo, at lO
o'clock A. NJ. for the election of officers
for the ensuing year, and for the trans
action Of such other business, as may
properly come before said meeting.
r.. WHITE. Pres't.
r. A. X, sINsoS, Sec'y.
Columbia, Aug. 10, '54-93-2w.
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United States Bakery.
On Main Street, nert to Whites Biz
bard Saloon.
NJ. HILDENBRAND, PRopsrrro,
BREAD, CAKES & PIES!

The best White and Rye Bread
cakes, Pies, tea and Coffee, can Is
found at the United States Bakery.
Also, the frs, quality of Wines, liq-
uors and cigars.
The proprietor thankful for the pat
-onage heretofore extended to him, will
use III. best endeavors to merit q con-
finuancc, and hopes that all his friends
will give lin call
Columbia, Aug. 5, '54-9l-tf.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-26
ELECTION PRECINCTS

The Board Of Supervisors Of Tuol-
umne County, at a session held at the
city Of Sonora, on the I'd day of Aug
\. D. 1854, ordered and appointed the
following election precincts
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-26
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Cspons
No. 3, due on the 10th day Of August
1854, Of the funded debt of Tuolumne
County, will be paid at the Banking
House Of Page Bacon u Co., in Sonora
and San Francisco.
P. q. BERTlNE, Treasurer.
JosEPH HEsLEP, Deputy.
Sonora, Aug, l9, '54-93
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son to whom they may fail This sum,
in itself, is a handsome little fortune.
and viii be Immediately delivered,
should ne desire the exchange.
For the purpose Of disposing Of this
magnificent collection Of Valuable and
Hcsutitul Goods from Europe, an
Il r r u WON
Has been formed on the plan of similar
Associations in LONDON and Paris. The
intent is to give to all an opportunity to
secure for their Homes, at "a trifing cost
something pertaining to the artistic and
beautiful; that the Cottage of the Ar
tisaa AMI the dwelling of the Millionaire
may aliks beast tina; which money can
not replace, AMI which the man of taste
10 every walk of lite may appreciate.
The whole will be divided into Shares,
placed ~ general wish as low as
ON Z LAR ACH,
Giving to the Holder an interest, by
purchase, in the entire coll. c,ioh, aud
constituting Membership with all the
privileges annexed thereto, and the
right 10 decide on the Mode Of pistri-
button. When the Sale is completed
by the disposal Of all the Shares, the
Property will await the order Of the
Shareholders, through the fair and i'm
partial decision of Committee chosen
by themselves The Number of Shares
will be in the proportion of Sixteen to
each Article in the Catalogue.
The satisfaction heretofore rendered
by orr house in all is transactions its
long stsndins reputation are guarantees
of the faithful discharge Of the trust,
land prompt delivery Of every article
sspacitied. The same cou Sc that has
gained us this position will be strictly
adhered to. that no dissatisfaction can
possibly occur.
CERTIFICATES OF SHARES
so AXE NOW ElApY Ar0a
@ E u OIL LAR L Oh!
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PRINCIPAL OrrICEs-l6, Wall street
N. York.--Express Building. Mont
gom.ry street. San FraAciscs.-
Place dc la Bourse, Paris.

Place dc la Bourse, Paris.
<kfSs- WELLS, FARGO 1
ZNi!.s.dsa co. dispatch an Express
to New York and evsry
city and town of the Atlantic States, Sy
every Steamer of the Regular line run,
ming between New York and San Fran
cisco, both by the
NICARAGUA AND PANAMA
ROUTES,
accompanied by Special Messs niger Of
each Steamer.
DAILY EXPRESS (accompan
led by Messengers is received and dis
patched at San Francisco, from and to
Sac amento and all the towns in the
Northern Mines Also from and to
Stockton and all towns in the Southern
Mines.
Their Express to PORTLAND and
the interior of OREGON, 10 dispatched
by each steamer of the Mail Line.
Their Express to EUROPE is dis
patched via New York and the steam
ers of the Collins Line. .
SIGHT DRAFTS on New York
Philadelphia, Boston, ST. Louis and
Cincinnati Also payable in almost
all the principal cities and towns in the
Atlantic States and the Canadas.
EXPRESS OFFICE AND BANK
ING HOUSE.
On Ma;m Street. COLUMBIA.
WELLS, FARGO& CO.,
Wa DsEGENER, Agent.
June Sd, lS54-s2-tf
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OTTO
To Ticket Holders in Jliy's RoG7<.

Ticket-holders in the Gold Spr'..
water Privilege Rattle are hereb, -.os,
led. to present their tickets to :.4e q.
...ber, at Gold Springs, and rec. l.,
ne money for the sailie, as the AZ:
af1ie will NO; c, me of.
JOHN JOLLY
N. b. The numbers from 1906 in
$50 inclusive have been lost du,ir:,,
he fire in Columbia, any party holdi,.s
and tickets are referred to Mr.. G,o.
'losgan, Main st., Columbia, The .g,,,.
FOR those numbers. j
Gold Springs, Aug. II, ia ea-ca,
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CERTtrlCATES OF SH ARES
GI AXE NOW EIADY ATT ia
@ " T. II LAR EA Oh!

~ Several articles of this Suberb
Collection have been just received, and
ara open for Examination va
Shares in DUNcAN's California Art
Union for sale at 3
ADAMS & CO., Columbia
San Francisco, iy %, '54-S9- tf-2dp
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REMOTAL NOTICE.
EEc.EISTJET 9 CHURCH
Grocers g. Dealers in General
NynTExs

WE L 1d WI OE,
have removed to their New and eommo-
dious Fire proof store,
Corner Of Broadway ond State streets,
COLUMBIA.
Where they will be pleased to see
their friends, old customers and all who
may wish merchandise Of any discrip-.
ton, as they aoW keep the most e1ten>
sive stock in the southern mines and
satisfy all who may confer their patrou-
age.
Goods will be warranted, and sold ss
cheap as they can be obtained in any
town ncrth Or south, and also delivered
free Of charge
n. b. Goods purchased in San
Francisco by resident partner, at the
lowest rates Of commission, and TO, ward :
ed to the mines through agents in Stock,
ton and Sac.amento. Address
A. S CHURCH,
Corner of Front & California SITS,
San Francisco.
Aug. IL, "a, 92tf
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-26

TOWNSHIP No. l.
Precincts. inspectors. Places.
Sonora, 4 ard l. w A Carroll, City Hotel
+" g 2, u Murphy, Long Tom
I" " 3,W F Cooper Shades sal n
:" 4,G w Patrick, Gilbsrts.
+" 5, R F Sullivan, SUN store
Columbia, s. True
>haws Flat Na.h'l Millurd
Springfield DR. Van Dussn
Browns Flat J j Franklin
Pine Log, CB Watts, P.L. Exchange
Hoxie's Ranch G. Hoxie
Gold Springs Nj A Lewis
Yankee Hill Chss Colors
Saw mill Flat john N Allen
Duncan Ranch Capt Duncan
Staples Ranch c Staples
Bingham's 8 fork ! Bingham
Stani>laus river
Township No. 2.
Tuttletown John Sutton
Jackass Gulch A Means
Mormon Gulch H Benton
Mormon Greek N Thompson
Township No. g.
jamestown J T Baxter
Campo Seco kittering
Woods Crossing c Gait
Poverty Hill F Bryan
Algerine Smith
Curtisville Geo Sickles
Junction Camp Xix Love
Campbells Flat J Willes
Blanket Creek Thomas G Hooper
Sullivan's Wet Ar. &C p Severance
Township No 4
Jacksonville A c Armitage
Stevens Bar F L LOOMS
Garote Mol WK Jordan
:" No2 F Lebrighs
Big Oak Flat WIN Wyast
Moccasin Creek G " johnson
B.azoria JDRav
Smiths Bar Tim ". Namar
Dutchman Bar Fred Stokes
Township No. 5.
Red mountain bar Hobert
Hawkins Bar 8 Mclean
Swett's Bar K Gardner
Morgan's Bar Hcssey
Don Pedro's Bar Samuel Hoyt
Indian Bar F I Ferguson
Township No. 6.
Owen House T Edwards
Machin' Ranch TN Machin
Woodwork Cot'ge W Mentzer
Six Mile Bar on Isaac. Hyatt
Stanislaus river.
Township No. 7.
Peoria Bar W f Ennes
Montezuma City Edward Parks
Chinese Camp G G Webster
Green Springs J D Tabor
Mound springs + Ewing
Ordered, that the inspectors be, and
are hereby authorized to appoint Judg-
es and Clerks Of election
G. EVANS,
Clerk ofboard Of Supervisors.
Sonora. Aug. IL, 1854 90
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JAM ES MILLS L CO.
BA NIKE RE-
..ANOs..
DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,

CORNER OF MAIN 4 FULTON STREETS,
.COLUMBIA....
Draw At sight. in sums to suit on
Bank Of Commerce. 80. Boston;
Duncan, Sherman & Co.. York;
Page 4 Bacon. st. Louis,
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NOTICE.

The Copartnership heretofore exist
ing between the subscribers under tn :
name and firm of Brainard & Newell is
this day dissolved by mutual conaent.
All persons having demands against
said firm will please present them for
pay"en, and all persons indebted will
please call aud settle Immediately.
B NJ BRAINARD.
W N NEWELL.
The subscriber will continue the bus.
iuess at the old stand.
BIN BRAINARD.
Columbia, Aug, as 1854. 94.3-w.
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WELLS, FARGO 4 co.'s
Ne~ Ksrk, Eu,np,sn T. Califer~ia
E XPR f. 81
AND 3 A NIX NG COMPANY

Capital, 100000.
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90 20 .DLvIso
Y a RI ETY. Ell

WHoLEsAI 4 KErAIL DEALER
Fruits, Confectionery, Vines, Liquors
Lamps, Ctimneys, Glo5e,. CroeAerv
Glass Ware, Seq rs aud Tobacco.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-26
New Stationery Depot.

Columbia, June. "a, lS54-S5-tf
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-10-27
Prom the New York Mirror, Oct. 4.
Prize Ode to Powers Greek Slave.

The Derby stake has been won by Augustin
Duganne, Of this city. As the Public are well
aware, Mr.. e. L. Derby, the Actuary Of ''The
Cosmopolitan Art and Literary Association
purchased some time since, the original statue
Of Powers Greek Slave, as one Of the prizes to
be distributed by the Association, established
at Sandusky City, Ohio. Mr.. Derby then Of
fered prize of ono hundred dollars for the
best Ode written on this beautiful creation Of
American genius; and selected the following
gentlemen as judges to decide upon the merits
of the offerings :-Bayard Taylor of the Tn
bune, Richard Storrs Willis Of the Musical
World. and ii. Fuller Of the Evening Mirror,
who met at the st. Nicholas Hotel, on Tuesday
evening. Oct 3. About two hundred contribu-
tions we're sent in, with the writer's names en-
closed in sealed envelopes, with the under
standing that only the name Of the winner
should be known. This condition was strictly
observed; and the committee after carefully
reading thsm, and discussing the merits and de-
fects of the fifteen or twenty worth considering,
unanimously decided in favor of the following
ODE TO THE GREEK SLAVE.
DEDICATED TO THE C. A. AND L. ASSOCIATION
o Greek by more than Moslem fetters thralpt
| Omarbe prison of radiant thought.
where lie is nan TeSdll Vi
| And beauty dwells, created, not enwrought,
Why hauntest thou my dreams enrobed in light
And atmosphered with purity, wherein,
Mine own soul is transfgured, and glows brigh
AS though an angel smiled away its sin.
O chastity of Art!
Behold this maiden shape makes solitude
Of all the busy mart;
Beneath her souls immeasurable woe,
All sensuous vision lies subdued,
And from her veiled eyes the flow
Of tears, is inward turned upon her heari,
While Oh her prisoning lips
Her eloquent spirit swoons,
And from the lustrous brows' eclipse
Falls patient glory as from clouded moons
Severe in vestal grace, yet warm
And flexible with the delicate glow Of yout
She stands. the sweet embodiment of trutl
Her pure thoughts clustering around her form
like seraph garments, winter than tn snow
Which the wild sea upthrows.
OGenus! thou can'st chain
Not marble only but the human soul,
And melt the heart with soft control,
And awake such reverence in the brain
That man may be forgiven,
o If III the ancient days he dwelt
ldOlatrous with sculptured h1e, ana khelt
To Beauty moe than Heaven!
: Genius is worshippcd for its works adore
: The infinite source of all their glorious tho
" So blessed Art, like Nature, is o'erfraught
With such wondrous store
Of halowcd influence, that we who gaze
: Alright on her creations, haply pray and prais
a Go, then, fair Slave! and in thy fetters teach
y What Heav'n insplr'd and genius hath desig,
: Be thou Evange Of true Art, and preach
5 The freedom Of the Mind
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-10-27

Winch is THE HAPPY MAN w know
a man in Michigan who lives on the inter:
est of his money, and that is only SO
per annum. He has, it is true, small
house with one room in it, three Or four
acres of land, and keeps a COW, q couple
of pigs and few hens, yet he and his
wife always appear cheerful and contented;
and preserve respectable appearance on
their $40 per annum.
We know of man in New York who
expcnds $4,000 per annum for his house
hold expenses. He pays for his gas. light
more than the whole income Of the Mich
igan man. lie makes annual holiday
presents to more than the, whole amount
of the Michigan man. It costs him asufn
six times as large as tho whole income Of
our philosopher to supports q single waiter.
We know. them both very. vel, and We
think our Michigan friend 81 far the hap
piiest, heaithiest, and most enyiable man.
They are both advanced in years. The
chcapness IF books and papers place abun-
dance of rational enjoyment in the power
of the countryman; an accumulation Of
physical ills, and necessity for intense
activity deprives the citizen Of ss,m anc
quiet enjoyment and reflection. Theform,
or in the probable course, Of events. vii
die of old age at ninety, the latter at seven
ty. Such is the distribution ot happiness
and wealth. afial g4fT .a!aaf
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-10-27

QUITE UNANIMoUs.-A good deacon
making an official visit to a dying neighbor,
who was very unpopular man, put the
usual question
care you willing to 60 my friend %
"Oh yes, " said the sick man.
Tam glad of that" said the deacon, "for
all the neighbors are willing"
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-10-27

In Benton's "Thity Years View" is
an anecdote of Lafayette, that when ap-
preaching the harbor of New York, he
made the unsophisticated inquiry whether
his servant would be able to find hack at
the pier to convey his party to the hotel, SO
little did he anticipate the national pageant
which anxiously awaited his landing.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-10-27

MORAL CHARAcTER.-There is nothing
which adds so muchto the beauty and pow
er of a man as good character. 1t dig
niGes him in every station, exalts him in
every period of life, Such character is
more to be desired than everything else on
earth. Noservile fool, no crouching sych-
ophant, no treacherous houor-seeker, ever
bore such a character; the pure joys OF
Righteousness never spring in such per
son. If young men but knew how much
a good character would dignity and exalt
them, how glorious it would make Their
prospects even in this life: never should
we find them yielding to the groveling
and base born purposes of human nature
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-10-27

RESULT OF FAsHIoN.-We noticed a
beautiful poodle dog trotting along our
streets yesterday, who had been completely
shaven, except two graceful tufts descen-
ding from either side of the upper jaw,
forming as complete moustache as the
most exquisite could sigh for. The little
creature seemed to realise his importance.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-10-27

1t lis with narrow souled people as with
narrow -necked bottles---the less they have
in them, the more noise they make in pour
ing it out.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-10-27

One of our citizens, was thus accosted
by his landlord: "As everything is on
the rise, ] feel II my duty to raise yonr
rent" Citizen replied. h. Sir. ! am truly
thankful, for times are 80 hard, tA i y
really impossible to raise i myseli n
The Empire County argus., 1854-04-01
Johntown Democratic Meeting.

At large and respectable meeting Of the pcmoc-
racy of Jollntown Precinct FL Dorado County, held
at Mcssrs. McConncls Store in Garden Valley,
Saturday evening March 25th 1854, Mr. o. RAY
MoND was apnointed Chairman and J, X. IRWIN,
Secretary.
On motion. a committee of seven appointed to
draft resolutions expressive of the Of the meet
ing. The following named gentlemen were APP
pointed said committee ] ". Thomas w. II.
Chandler J. H, Higgins }. Spurlin% Samuel
Mcconnell Levi Pierce, and n. 7. Waff'rd.
The following is the report Of the Committee,
which adopted with great unanimity
WHEREAS, bya cGu.o, e q i.t'a.i ' OF the DEM
ocratic Nlcml~r* u me LC 5,iU,ure, the policy Of
electing Senator to Congress resolved upon
and, WHEREAS the measure has been temporarily
defeated, postponed by a coalition or JOINT action
of Democratic and Wing Members Of said body
therefore,
ResJ'cel, That we, as Democrats. feel it to be our
duty to meet Gas now do) and express to our
Senators and Representatives our convictions in re-
gard to this question.
Resolred. That we are in favor of an immediate
election, by the present o-ie4I. h-cause We be-
leve that the well ing OF the people ana the De-
mocratic Party would be secured thereby. And
we are fully CONVINCED that an election this session
is clearly constitutional opinions of Judge
Ralston and others TO the contrary notwithstanding.
(We hope to be pardoned for even presuming to be-
come cxpoundeIs of the Constitution but we do
think that we see pal p0ble weakness in the argu-
ments declarations Of those who declare its un-
constituton0lity) And further, we believe that
the concern manifested by those opposing the cleo
tion this session, evidently shows want of sinceri-
ty in the declaration that such an election is uncOn-
stitutional.
ReSoired, That the Remonstranccs and represent
ations obtained from some Of expressing oppo-
stion to the election this sesson-are not our ma
tured convictions, but that we now unhesitatingly
declare ourselves in favor Of the immediate settle
ment of this question.
ResOlred, That the refusal of portion of the
Democratic Members Of the Legislature, to meet the
majority in caucus, contrary to long established
usage and that its tendency is destructive Of Party
organization.
Resofued, That, having confidence in the judg-
ment and integrity of our Representatives, we leave
the selection of man for the office of y s Senator
The Empire County argus., 1854-04-01
DE2. j. Ef. DNElN

WHT Id respectfully inform the citizens of FL Dorado
w and the adjoining counties that he still resides il
Mon city, at his old stand where he will be happy ad
minister prescribe TO for any who wish his ser
vices. He nothing of mcrcuria corrosive nature
internal remedy he pursucs the old German mc,h"'
of discriminating Judging diseases by The Crine, r.
which he has failed to give definite description Of the
disease. lie also proposes to describe al
INTERNAL DISEASES
L The pulse In all external diseases he wishes 10 the
patient If those who may have tried their family Physi
clans and they have failed relieve ncn, viii call on I'm
that in most eases they would receive entire satisfaction.
in the following Diseases he u had unparalleled success
in nervous affections affections Of the liver dyspepsia
febr diseases in their Va.ous types, peunsy, asthma
coughs, colds, etc.
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION,
rheumatism. fits dioiv. cHn,or9, white swelling uc
of all kinds, aa, piles diseases of the igcn intestine,
and Kidneys Distinctions Of the urine organs, all kinds
of Female Diseases il certificates OF any account
he could obtain those Of huncds Who has realized such
UNI aruelcd benefit and rccfby taking his Medicine,
only in attacks, but diseases o long standing which
has perhaps been lingering and peyng upon the Va for
month, and perhaps years All those who may have occa
10 seek the aid of Physician would do well to give
him c;ti a and test the matter for themselves. Tic
is tied down old notion fine spun theories. but the
oric principles and remedies which he has found by dill
gent study and close adhcMnce to the laws of human
nature. experience and practice be oicacous and nl
be when in the power Of medicine ard ali he asks f,I
his practice be appreciated in accordance merits
he Enows that systems whether Of medicine any ohe,
science mast stand OF tal by the effects they lroduce.
Call and see for yourselves,
l6f Union Ci,y. Feb. ., 1854