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Court OF General Sessions.

MAY 15-This court was opened yesterday morning at
The usual hour BY the Recorder The tried Of
petty nature tie chages all being for burslaries Of
the third or fourth degree, excepting the charge against
William woodhouse Peckhsm.-This young man. Who
genteey dressed and aged about twenty years
put upon his trial for burglary in the first gree
having attempted to rob fellow lodser in the Christie
pher Hotel, In vesey street, few weeks ago.
Mr.. Perine was sworn-fhis gentleman testified that
he stopped at tho Christopher Hotel the night he
was awakened from his sleep by hearing at the
head OF bis bed fnmbng In his pockets be raised The
sarD and the thief fed he could not identify the thief
excepting by his build, which tall and sl N,
tnng Ike tie prisoner; the thief He'd be pur
spea hm but did not know where he went the entry
way found the money taken from his pockets the floor
COS police officer and arrested Peckhsu, who slept IN
roca across the entry way opposite his own; Peckham
utsre ssed and in bed when arrested prisoner
searched but nothing found upon him; In the bed b.
tween the mattress and bed found skeleton KEYS
and other too Of Burglars Peckham taken to the
station house, md loct ed NJ.
One two other witnesses were sworn, wha testified
about the the shove In reference the arrest Of
prisoner and search OF his room.
The jury retired, and in about half an hour came Ia
with vercict Of Guty OF burglary in the second de.
gree" The prisoner was Immediately sentenced to the
State prison for FIVE years the lowest term for this crime
After trying some other petty cases, the court sd
i0urnet till to-day.
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Our Baltimore Correspondence.


The Roman Catholic Pilgrim Celebration The Know No
tht,gs-Tae Crops, dc.
The preparations for the celebration OF the landing OF
the Roman Catholic Pilgrims in St. Mary's county, in
this State, havs been made very grand and extern
sive scale. All the prominent men of the State with
out regard to former party lines have been invited but
this celebration is intended a grand anti Know
Nothing movement few viii attend it but those who
are opposed to the Know Nothngs and their designs.
OF this class however, many Of the most distin-
gushed and enlightened citizens of the State of all par
ties. We have met with a number OF gentlemen from
she interior of the State their to unite in the
ceremonies of the occasion, ana doubtless II will form
very credtable affair The party leave this evening,
Mr. Chandler, the orator, having preceded ii by the
beat Of Saturday. Henry May viii be Of the great
stars of the OCCASION Also Bishop Hughes expected
The feeling in regard to Know Nothngsm in this city
is on the increase, and every day becomes snd
more acrimonious. have been credibly informed that
the very able article in "Putnsm" for May, styled
"America for Americans" and which has attracted so
much notice. written by Judge Mason, of the Court
OF Appeals of this State though do not vouch for the
truth of the authorship.
The weather continues very warm and dry and seri.
GUS fears have been expressed that would have
famine. writer in the american OF this morning
commends proclsm by the Governor appointing
day of humiliation and prayer to avert such
lamity.
As propose accompanying the party to the Pilgrim
celebration may probably seud you account of the
proceedings, provided you will regard them worthy Of
publication. s.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN NEw ORLgANs.-About
half tsst one O'Clock, ysssrtag morning, a most de-
structive ERE occurred at the Of ST. Charles and
Grayer streets which for time has thrown the entire
city into confusion Tie fire originated in the hat store
Of Mr. Henry lands, Craver street, which was en-.
tney destroyed, the loss being leo. IT next burnt
down the alor shop Of Mr.. Msmm, who lost 5000 aud
was cot Insured The establishment OF A. sherman at
the orner or Grsver and St Charles next being
reduced 10 sshes valued at ~ 900 and thers was
70 irsurace. Adjoining this sas destroyed the book
store Of Vim Syers, valued 1T SO 600 and insured for
that aou The reading rooms OF Sner and Wnsr'
ton which were above the two last me ntioned buoipx
were entirely destroyed the loss ceine SaOo and fny
10 ur.d the opposite corner the segar store OF MT
Gifts was reduced 60 heap OF smouterpg ruins, A siso
was the u useum Of Mr. Nspnuchia wax statusry whcn
sd,opsd ~ the in the FIST case benx So 600 wncn
WAS ensured but vspnuch lost co., snd was not IN
sur.d His entire al family lay ia one common grave
on st. Cherries ST. th, morning the Emperor Nchoas hde
by side with Queen Victoria, ~ the embrace OIL deAtn
sftr es Rtful fever. and the fire. they sleep well me
third stories the segsr store were
ty Mr. Ben, the tent maker whose family narrowly
escaped being burnt tn death. taiicr snop belonging
20 Hyroiy Classic, also destroyed on Graver rect
together With the store OF Ward Jonas who lost 500
vas mort disastrous IRE ana the entire loss cannot
be fet down At less than $4,000 tsgfa boy named
Iaf belonging TO Sherman In endeavorng 70 save
white lad fell from the fourth story and was 80 bsdu
hurt that he Is not expected o iveNeD Orleans Delta,
Nay T.
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Pierce and his Cabinet considered to have no ght In
them When American citizens are garretsd, Mr. Sscre
tsry Marcy w send for their naturalization papers and
think his duty ended with thar perusa The writer OF
lesson he sought to nculcae seems 10 have died with
him. . -
Strangers rapidly bidding adeu TO Havana, and the
ton OF the Pasco, which, Sunday evenings Ii still
thronsed with Cuban maidens riding In their graceful
VIOLA ntes and bowling to their I'd mirers.
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TBR NFw YORK AND CANADA PROPOSED 6HI

TER NEW YoBK AND CANADA PROPOSED ohIr
CANAAN important depa.e occurred the Canadian
ar on the 10th inst, on the resolution OF "
Ycupp proposing the construction OF canal rom .no
- Lssrence 10 Lake Cbsmplain 1 - sovsrnmens pro,
rcct All con- eded the importspce o. the mcseue snu
only opposed N copseaS.ncs o. sns a.s !,
eta : e.nsl is abcu. d, ooO coo. The improvement
X e. stp.i OF the 81 Ia~rence msses this more I'M
,ovst ard wrrts Of vast interest 20 the pv-
lie OF the United 6tatee.
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KEY WEST, Nay THE schr Charger. hayden cid for
Ycrk I'd Amount Of for repairs 40, $s73s 69
The schr Gov Anderson, wilson, sid the day for Mas
= - -.
troops -
The steamer Corv IL Craven from the reef 9th.
The salvage ths orig Andover 10 S170o.
The shave brgsntine horatio is ordered to Be sold.
PHILADELPHIA, May 15-Ar bark Thcs Dallstt, Dill,
Cabelo; brs Scotia Fisher Port Prince; scbrs
HiellAndtr Smith. and Tiger, Evans NEerk Emeline
Rietey. lice, Rev Haven
Caroline Wbte, WHITE from Black River, Ja; schr
Helen, Long from May ssues also brig sad bark names
unknown.
CID Iriss Breeze oasertrdse St Thomas ssml Small.
Tradwe SALEM MetAllAk Skofed, Gsrdnsr Mass: Brook
line Leighton Boston, sehIs Rmery, smith, Halifax Tiger
Evans, Saec, Ne star kict Provteence; Ste
Fhens, studiey, Boston; Hickey, Tice. koswich.
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NKMsPAPSR ACCOUNT.


We sre permitted to publish the following extract
from letter brought from Havana by the schooner
Howard. II in dated the Sd Instant
The arrival Of the SEN Jacnso, Priaceton aud James
town. caused no small comuoton on the island. The
residents from the states concluded that at least Moro
Castle was TO be asssiled atonenent for past in
suits to their fellow citizens but the ooasul Span
ards proclsireo that Uncle Sans mission had only
ference to the CAPITA Generals harder and that Concta
yould cease to be a sinner when he had Commodore
McCaulay at the banquet table.
The review OF fourteen IL ousand black white and yell
low troops by the Captain General Sunday week. was
Intended TO cause an impression on the Commodores
mind that Cuba was invncble and 1t YOU'D pc difficult
whether the spansrds or negroes were con
are opposed to the present rule but IL Is thongnt
that 81 continued oppression they may be subdued'
Every IL bound 10 swear fealty TO the spanish 90
yerrmert and the forfeit o his word woud be attended
by the confsoaon OF the whole OF his personal pro-
perty, AND msyhap his lie
which she govern with dignity, there can be Ut
tie question ths INC Cnbans groan uncer the yoke OF
her oppression and chat toe SpaDsros who dictate 10
thsm on ali ssons, mold as obnoxious position Ia
their eyes as the Austrans 60 in Hungary or ltay
wss tod the other cay at the dinner table by party
Of spapard thai they never care to associate stn gu
ben smiles ard VIII pvitstions preferred to taen
they almost Invariably refuse This fact would tend TO
show the gulf VIII vices them, II the bearing Of the
spsnafds Cid not AZ all times fully prove that the Gre
oes were always ioosee upon as the conquered sud in
Mr. Mir the Brltitb consul frcm Kew Orleans Is a..
presept here With dis atohes 20 the Captain General u
Is they reference TO to, poon England
would be inclined ,ass the event a. between
Snan and the States Tnir gentleman hsvs reason to
knov has watched very narrowly the uovements OF 6l
busters in New Orleans during the past winter and
AZ ubss he has seen with alarm the growing sanction
given 10 tho 80 hardy soventurers ~ not ooy the ct
zsnsfbut TIE authorities. Bere while spain pLou0y
boasts OF her fortdeaons, and Gals Hsne tne eioeA
lar Of America shs o.s cot disguise that Francs and
FpRand are her chief reliance In the future
That Copcha acts on This belief his every action fa
proves distinguished American CT zen Tho. Tor a !
Teen mouths had co re his duties 90 -
parts Of the isiard eld ne lieiy % Instances OF cp
preston witnessed or experienced By BIN IN ooe occn
sicn he g1os ly nSu.eI tHrpstneo Nth itnpy'
stpmept for reading New yosk 1afy paper On the
.sck Of Eteimer; and at another time coun
trJmsn dragged to prison for tahns 100 loud In the
stfests
rss sersrurs CT Che Tinted States Acct Waved With
eltEt ssissotisn b. the sut5orities and Prsstdeat
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ABE APPRENTICESHIP SYSTEM IN THE NAVY
There is very general well as very erroneous I'M
preston prevailing relative 70 the WORKINGS on INC sp
secretsry bobbin The system, after mature dehoerA
Ton has been adopted with the view OF furnishing
me right kpd of material for Herteoaut csptans and
commooores hut 10 effect arsdcsl and permanent la
p,oyemept in the character OF the feamcn IN The employ
o. the government Naval apprentices are not IN the
ysncsd 10 the grade Of petty officer, bur beyond that
Grade they cannot advspce.
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FOUND MAsrm vors Argument was heard yesterday
10 the HUDSON County Circuit Court, before Judge
HsDes relative to the rejection Of the 100 ballots,
h.soed an s. Manners for Mayor" upon which pound
master nisspelled, in the Jersey CITY election
Scuoder snc A D. Zsbrske spoke favor Of those hal
lots ceing allowed and VIM Jellis defended the acts
he judge OF the election In reectng them AS defec
tive ballots The decision has net yet been given
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CLEARED.
Steamship Atlantic, West, Liverpool, E K Collins
Steamship Nashville Berry Charleston. Spoford Tlesoa
Ship Thornton, Collins Liverpool williams Guion.
Ship Hghfyer, Waterman, San Francisco. d Ogden.
Bark White Wing Sherman Sidney, Ms, Foster Ncker.
Brig Hope, Biddle. Cienfuegos. $ W Lewis.
schr Tomah, PANE, Kingston, Arsow.mith Moss
sssrF sda aSwson Rg Il ab
ssnI Jas James Smith JasGsonvilis Pii.bary sand
sehr hon.auk Bethel, Jacksonville, R Maitland = Go.
ssRr sraa SMITH, aoSmon sisrso" Co.
scbr Marsaret, Henson, City Point Hunter 4 Co.
eSr Appleton Fssior Boston. Tl MsTrek
s,h1 Ellen ss1%SS;p, SsseaS, New Bedford. master.
sioop Eace BIightman Bristol, master.
Steamer Black Diamond, Leper, Philadephia, q
Steamer Anthracite, Jones, Philadelphia N Briggs.
ARRIVED.
and on the eth being short coal Obliged % rstsra to
made he run in Is hs
record LET. for sh, port May 10 PM making the
sssasa,p Augusta lyon savannah 60 sour' With mdss
sW 81 CAPE ho. s@
hence for savannah II PM signaseea steamship James
Bark Grspesho. HepSurns Palmas Canary stands April
Poole 1sy ~ 3 Is lon 81 g, spoke ship Hoppls
BARK csssnSv., Wobssr, Maraoaise, ls days. with
Siesc Am Took pilot
M
ss:sy BD' Lee, Nassau, NJ, with cotton, 49, to
js..ss Rsss.
Brig Marno Faliero dta Mantora Dena. SPAIN los days.
via Gibraltar 45 days. with rans lead, &c. to Gomez
Brig yosdor ra Lonsa M.r.nAan. 50 days, with hides
'Sss As5y ssii %s:;ss s:rss:iss, April s4sh ssss,
bari of
& e ss Of css rsoorsS S n
nisEt q 18th April the struck on ard KEY, which
n s So ' q: t. a'.
vessel sh was from Port 81 Prince for ssw
asy
Bg ss' gu.
Brig D Pennel of Brunswick, strout, Guayama, PR,
Be MARY Ss Es, Mseha
SrE Fannie sf ErsnkfsT Campbell csrdsnas, Il days
Brig Puma: of Franfort Clark, cardsnas May g. with
aPr for 1o:S
;aS % ss a i to
'l Ts Ssras ~
with Ss;, h :. sposrS le;son Co
Sssksns
a 81 s ahSs Of ss to
Cenfneges and was obliged to throw overheard 30
sssr SSsssss: Hayden, Ersntli. L. y. Key ws.s y
sy f Hs
cargo and repaired. Had six passengers
fai;s sss say 50 aas
p Grce, for Providence, Montrose for do.
scbr scoto of Ellsworth Esles Jackonville IL days
sssr Shiids Charleston days, with yellow
schr N j Brayton, Babcock, Charleston
Schr Mary Talbot, Newbern.
Schr Isaac w Hughes Field, Newbern
Schr Ella, Swetzsr, Washington. s4
Sttr Friends. Lcnsman Washington.
schr Rudderow, Midget, Washir gton.
Schr L Myers, Weeks, Wsshin gton
schr Matilda Wells, Perry, Wilming ton.
Schr amer. Applegate, Wlmngton.
Scbr Marietta Smith Betsworth, Virginia ~
Scbr Bernard Curtis Virginia
Scbr Grace Caroline. Pill, Baltimore, days
sohr r Mitchell, Mullins Milford
Schr Add Ell Khder Brown, Chesapeake Bay, days.
Schr Mary FrSnees, Call Little Egg Harbor.
Scfr Annie Coles Grey, Cherry stone.
Schr Sam uel Fuller Howley, squan.
Schr Freedem Davis, aockland
Schr Wonder, French, Providence
Sloop Orion. Coe Partland, Conn.
Sloop Joel Hall Robinson, Portland, Conn.
BEIDw.
ship Indiana IA days FROM New orleans scb,s Flora di
masd IL days frcm Notieby pilotboat David nitcheli
Also ship and two barks. unknown.
Wind at sunrise calm sunset, WSW.
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ARRIVAL OF THE GRANADA.
Throe DAYS Later from Cuba

The mail steamship q aoa estate Griffin, arrived
yesterday morning from New Orleans "a Havasa, 10th
ins with dates ON the latter to the 10th last She
sailed from New Orleans 5th at A. NJ, and the 6th
being short of coal obliged to return TO the South
west Pass for supply. she sailed thence 7th, at A.
NJ and made the to Havana in forty hours, stated
ths quickest record and sailed thence 10TH at
NJ for this city arriving in foor days sixteen hours
The United States mail steamship Fl Dorado, Captain
Gray, at Havana when the G arrived received the
California mails and passengers and left for Aspr wall
ON the 10th inst.
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Before Hon, JuJHt Tn9eTAoH
NAY l5.--The Grand Jury, OF whom John 3 Snssiug,
ESQ was foreman, sworn in th morning, aud
were addressed by the Judge after which they retired
" eeosr the cssos that were 10 be Submitted 70 them
tbs District Attorney.
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The Iilotboat George Steers picked up Sunday last OF
Cape Heoptn As bbs of naval Stores and brought them
thir port
Brig New Bra tof Eastport % 81 95ths TONS nonths
old built At Eastport Pro vdence sold r4th to
parer In for SO 500 each and would hereafter haii from
that port She Is intended for the general bu
and 10 70 be commanded by Capt. VIM Walker, Of
the prin cipal owners.
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IT, lexraphac Marine Reporvs,

NEW ORLEANS, May H-Arr ships Creole. New Yorh;
New England and Sea Eagle, Boston; bark Lind, do;
schr Mary Deano, NYork.
BOSTON, May b-Arr ship Warrington Alston Cal
cltts, Sand BEAD Jan l6 barks Bridges Havana; Ly
sander Cienfuegos; Elk, PhiiAdeipha; u Douglass
nah; brig Nary Perkine, Georgetown, DC.
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EARITIMR iNTELLIGRNCE.
Port OF New York, May 10, 1855.

ALMANAC YoRK-rHIs DAY.
RIsES.,..,,,...4 AZ MOON 10
~ ~ HIGH WATER. .....eve. 10
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A louisville Demscvut author red to announce Dr.
g. o. Putnam . csnddkte for Congress v me SECOND
congressional district.
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t.n HsysDe, Bsm for sesrspOrs; Faalklin, Bos
ia,h-Ar harl Porter: stevens Gamble Bic Coast 2,
n tossnse 'Sa 'ss
more for do Nile L.te Albany for do Martin, Phstei
sr rio for LAD saa
Mo DO for o s ia AS Ss s
ChsaSsake and Blake, aockiand for do and all
SoslLEHcid s,y sship Roger Stewart, stolaeld Liver
HANTUcKET-A5s.y u schr Sarah J.ne, Bcv~.9.
ss. NJ, ;sss
srius Hooper Roodcut SID 2sh ship Courier (asw, ~
SHw SLefCsD, ATT Nay Y sohr. As.ia, Ran. Yail.
dSsphs; h s =. Pss,y delaware Guys L'".f'in''
vs,.. 1.s Louisa
.sS Assi ss, ssdy fss ..l
Ss .ss. E.g r. II. rss.fS .1:
vidsnes Ar!en, ssLas;hln, Norfolk for soryss: a.,
:sids, Siori v. a.,.n,; :Iip A%sa, Bgnisr PsIa.n-
sssSsy pos,as: Ss.iasn sohs loved fsusnso Gsl,nda
ss n; S Sa 5. s
'r SsffwP0srMXs Nay H. Pm selrs vieley, Bor,,n
North fsrSn. Pss,.nc sm s s ssa svss -.
Knight, Giesecstsr norfolk fnsls Ps;ersca Ys
s.ss f. Sssf IN ais Golden Ro A ss
ieI sS csl' %oaa SsS s S *
S s"sfoik1UiS Wy IL ,,hr w..chrass, cro.s No.
rHILADELFBfA-Cld May H. PM scbrs Bssse. An
srews Brio sepost; 0rrin Cewl, SMITH, Nswburyporv
sbriver johnson, and E.lsn, Beatty, Boston
pRoylDEkCE-Au MAY "a brig California West. ltA-
ansas via Bristol; sshss Re- snnah Rose Coombs Chsres
Bride, sparrow Norfolk; Albert Dexter, Nickesc,
do Sarbyrsngh Wood d. and proceeded to n 70 1s
chaYss her Robert Ccsscn. Corsoa Pnsadi-
ths Ksdron Perry, as tisgara, Smith, Rcadpps, Na1
Tameuto Hapda, tort Even for fawtueket tightin ss,
Hub, rYork shoe BolinA Mis. Port kwsr; Rhode vs.
'aps, Hpl NYork, Emhy cJApo, do Sd srfsz a DunbS
Finn, Phiade phis Cor Baltimore according 70 wnn, Ssa
tusa Clifford, Chssesson: sehrs vsratns erin ,cs an
Darling Baxter, RAt,mere; Ms'lsr botnrop ese,
psAs mock; A Downing Cummnss: Anns smith shn.n,
SMatton, Haley snd Aouisa Graz xarss rhrss 'tnv7,s
Benh Albany; Oreeoa, SquifN, Nfosx: sioops Ames"A
rOsfLANp-Arr Nay IL schys rlora King, srAsnon ca
rep.r Gee: Native American, BALE, AlexseSrs' lSth
Wells RYDER, kYark SID from the roads i2sh hss Wn
'Ri,asonpEsis Nay Il sshr. esii.sa Smith. NYork
SsnT ArNnE-Arr Say n tns Ympirc, Aswsrthy New
yast ssbrs fsndos. Brosn, sad John Eosssn Lias',
Yofk. y - ,r.-- . ,,.-,s..,... s.. - -.
pbnsdsirhia. sid rel Cooper. SOFA. 80, f,r %
A. Iash Ir,s stewart bishop VA ~des sctes
,s,ee soussrs dot Martha sslls en>D hio<i. ss -cl
10y ilsre candy Phiiseslphss; aoa nom hco~,
- is,h h,is pc,ooso goysr IpiAs 10 {ts W Nfr,..
.h,s NAVY Iisrt Aree, Nosfoh ssd sa,.sa or No.
Csnr,e little fdams r. al pUis; s,mIsl rads ae
SfOr IN GTuN-Agr Nay ~ schts dsnry uana, g,iksT
| ,rrsf, RsppahsnLoes; Eias Jane Reliey f5rk iot
Denris.
The Placer herald., 1855-12-15
PLAcEKNILLE. MAY %. 1855.

nR. J. c. YOUNG: DEAR SIR-Words cannot eX-
~ press the gratitude feel is due to you for the
benefit have received from your truly invaluable
course of treatment of my case while prescribing
for me. | think | cannot justify myself without
giving this small token of my thankiulness and
esteem. for you have been the means of SdDin e
my life, and restoring to me that health which
| had so long despaired of again enjoying. had
for a long time -four years) been troubled with
that most dreadful scourge of young people, sem
| inal weakness or nocturnal emmissiOns. which so
weakened me. both body and mind. that l was
obliged to give up mining altogether | consult
ed one OF the best physicians $50 called.) in the
mountain districts. and after a careful eXamin-
alton Of my case he gave me medicines. | con-
tinued under his treatment for three months
without receiving any benefit, in fact grew worse
from week to week, until at last got discouraged
and asked him for his opinion. | told him not to
fear to tell me the whole truth, for should rath-
er know the worst at once. than to live in sus-
pense. | had lost about thirty pounds of flesh,
| and knew that he at least could not cure me- and
as | was then going death must soon count me
one Of its victims. This physician then told
me that my case was incurable; that | had better
not take any more medicines. He said | was in a
decline which was fast tending to pulmonary con-
! sumption.
then despaired of obtaining any relief and
saw that unless something was done to mitigate
the complaint that should be numbered with the
dead or what is worse, be a raving maniac. Hap
pening to see one of your books the Pocket H1s
culapius, made up my mind at once to call and
consult you with the determination of trying
once more to get relief if You would undertake
the case Oh, how thankful am for that deter
minationl [ commenced taking the medicines
prescribed by you. and | am now. through their
healing powers restored to perfect health. shall
not fail to recommend you to any of my friends
that require assistance for a man that cure
a case as bad as mine was, can cure every disease
that flesh is heir to- if there is life enough left in
the system to build upon.
Receive my most sincere and heartfelt thanks
and esteem. S. W. REIGIlLEA.
iulylimy
The Placer herald., 1855-12-15
CoLOvA. June lst. 1855.

CoL0NA, June lst, 1859
DR. j. C. YOUNG: DEAR 'SR-It is with feel
IL ngs more easily felt than described, that |
pen this letter, informing you Of my entire recov-
cry from that dreadful >courgc, seminal weakness.
BY application to yOur book you will find my
name and case. Only two short months since.
when | applied to you. | could scarcely walk,
so weak was my whole system. Debiltated und
melancholy | wished for death. had tried sew
eral pretended physicians but daily grew worse.
BY chance | came across one of your valuable
medical works which, upon reading. nstlled
new hopes into my detected mind, and | resolved
to try once more. and thank God for that resolve
| am now a we'll man. rejoicing in perfect health
and daily growing stronger. Dear doctor. | shall
not fail to tell all my friends Of your skill, and
if you wish you may publish this letter. ! shall
stop at Cooma short time and then away to my
claim Enclosed please find twenty-five dollars
as a remembrance. | will send you good spec
linen soon Yours as long as life lasts.
CfIAS. f. WATSON.
p S.-Dear Dr., if you publish the above please
add this as p. S.:-Take my advice all young
men, if you require medical assistance. no matter
what your may be, go to Dr.. j. c. Young, and
You can rely upon perfect cure-and not do as
| did, run to every doctor without knowing
whether he was good or bad. Dr. Young cured
me, and wish every one afflicted to receive the
benefit of his scientific skill CHAs. f. W.
DIR. YOUNG'S Office is at the corner of Mont
gomery and California streets. over Wells. Fargo
~ Co.'s Express Office San Francisco. julyl4my