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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-10-12

o. Today elections are held in the two great
States of Pennsylvania and Ohio. The parties are
on one side the national Democracy-on the other a
combination of all the iSS, for the purpose of break
ing down the Democratic party.
We confess ourselves unable to make any calcula-
tons in regard to the probable result. We are not
without sangune hopes few days will show
whether these hopes have been we'll or i'll founded.
We sincerely trust that whatever else may happen,
the elections may pass off quietly and the public be
startled by no such shocking riots as dsgraced Louis
Vile, short time SINCE In Georgia. last week, ev-
erything was unusually peaceable, owing in some
measure to the adoption of a precaution suggested
at Louisville by the Democrats, but not agreed to by
the other party, namely The appointment of com
mittees of the Oldest best known and most infuen
tal citizens of each party, whose presence at the
polls kept in check the more excited or quarresome
spirits of either party 1t worked to charm in the
larger towns in Georgia. it had previously done ii
New Orleans Something of the kind could not fai
of doing good in the Northern city elections.
DnilD Journal. 9th 3nSt
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-10-12
Latcst Summary OF che Vote for Governor.

Latest Summary of the Vote for Governor.
Returns have been received from about "a coun
ties up the time of going press with this edition
Johnsons majorities aid up 9,s35; Andrews 1881
Total majority Andrews thus far 1854
Oyerby's vote amounts TO about 5000, far as
heard from. Strong democratic counties yet tc
come in. Johnson is certainly elected by the peo
pie by from 5000 to 1000 majority. Johnson gains
thus far over his vote in 1853. 1872 votes Six o.
the eight Congressman are anti Know Nothing. The
Legislature is largely Democratic
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-10-12
The Emperor Of Russia the Battle of tn
Vchermaya.

The Emperor of Russia the Battle of the
Tchermaya.
The correspondent of La Presse writing from st.
Petersburg, under date Of September l, says:
"On the receipt of Prince Gortschakoff's despatch
announcing the failure at the Tchernaya, the Empe.
ror Alexander Immediately summoned a Council of
War; composed of all his most competent generals
The Emperor read the dispatch to them, and dis.
cussion took place as to the plan of operations
to be adopted in order to restore to the troops the
moral courage which this defeat had shaken. There.
upon the Emperor ordered an inquiry into the con.
duct of Gen Read. The Emperor, addressing Prince
Menschikof. who, as well as Gen. Dannenberg, was
present, inquired why it was that the system Of al
tack had not been followed up when the enemy were
suffering from disease, and had not those reinforce
ments which now enabled them to fight with advan-
tage? Prince Menschikof Immediately replied that
they forced to abandon the series OF successive
attacks in consequence of the want OF powder.
''Upo this the Emperor quickly turned to Prince
Dangerously, Minister of War, and bitterly upbraid
ed him for his nconcelvabe negligence in not keep
ing the army well supplied with all the necessaries
of war. Prince Dolgorouky gruff!y answered that
the assertion false, and that there had never been
any want of either provision or munitions IN the
Crmea or elsewhere. Prince MenschikoE reported
that the Minister of War did not know what be was
saying, and A person who had neither smeIt nor
burned powder was incompetent to give an opinion
on that question. IF the Emperor had not dissolved
the Council by ordering General Abide Camp Count
Alexis Orloff to institute inquiry, with tho view
of ascertaining the truth of the two statements no
one knows to what length the dispute might have
gone"
The letter adds:
''The continuance of the will destroy the mil
tary reputation of Prince Gortschakof, as it has al
ready done with regard to Prince Paskewtch, Prince
Menschikof General Dannenberg and many others.
General Perowski, known for his unfortunate eXPe'
diton to khva and whose brother is Minister OF tne
Apanages, is already spoken of as his successor"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-10-12

THE KINGS MOUNTAIN CEIEBRAT1oN-Theyr re-
Gently had quite an enthusiastic celebration of the
anniversary of the Great Revolutionary Victory at
Kings Mountain. Although the ground on which
the battle took place lies within the territorial limits
of South Carolina, yet the victory was as much a
North us South Carolina affair, and we were sorry
to see that State meagrely represented at
the celebration Tho Grafton was delivered by Col.
John S. Preston. Among the distinguished men
present were Hon. VIM. c. Preston, the great orator
of other days. and Hon. George Bancroft. the histo-
rian The Charleston Standard, one of whose edi-
tors present, estimates the attendance at twelve
thousand
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-10-12

9S- There are 113 counties in Georgia. Of these
80 have been heard from. The result is pretty we'll
known already, with one exception, and that is in
the seventh district, in which Mr. Foster and Linton
Stephens are candidates for Congress. The friends
of Foster, K n, claim his election by majority of
thirteen votes. This district at the last previous cleo
ton gave over fifteen hundred Wing majority. The
whole official vote of the district will be necessary to
put this matter beyond doubt. OVERLY, the Tempe
candidate, got about four thosand votes in 62
counties heard from. The main interest being con-
centrated on the race between Johnson and Andrews
little houble has been taken to forward the vote OF
OVERLY, hence it has been heard from in only 62
counties, while the others have been heard from in
%
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The London Quarterly Review for July in an arti-
Gle on Advertisements, to which We have already in
cidenally REFERRED contains interesting infor-
nation respecting the London Times We make the
following extract reducing sterling 10 currency,
where pecuniary amounts are named at the rate of
four shillngs to the dollar.
They show in the editors room, says the article, a
singular diagram, which indicates by an irregular
line the circulation day by day and year by year
On this sheet the gusts of political feeling, and the
pressure of popular excitement minuely indi-
GATED as the force and direction of the wind are
shown by the self registering apparatus in Lloyds
rooms. Thus we find that in the year 1916, it ran
along at pretty nearly dead level of % 900 copies
daily. In 1846-for one day, the 2Sth of January,
that which the report of Sir Robert Pcers state
ment respecting the corn laws appearei-it in
towering peak to height of $1,000, and then fell
again to its old number. 1t began the year 1848
with 90 900, and to 43 900 on the 29th of Feb
ruary, the morrow of the French revolution. In
1852 its level at starting $4,000, and it attained
10 the highest point it has yet touched on the 10Th
of November, the day Of the Memoir of the Great
Duke, when 600 copies were sold. In January,
1853, the level had to 10000; and at the COM
mencement of the present year it stood $4,000,
circulation which has since increased TO $4,000 cop
les daily Notwithstanding all the disturbing eau
which make the line of its circulation present the
appearance of hill and dale, sometimes rising into
Alplke elevations, its ordinary level at the begin.
ming of each year, for some time past, constantly
goes on advancing, insomuch that within ten years
its circulation has than doubled by 1000 daily
This vigorous growth is the true cause of that
deru determination of advertisements to its pages,
which have overfowed into second paper, or sup
plement. it was formerly called. That this sue
cess has been fairly won have never ourselves
doubted, but fact has come TO our knowledge which
will pretty clearly prove that this great paper is
Quoted on principles which are superior 10 mere
ey considerations; or rather it's operations so
large that it afford to nict upon itself pecuniary
losses such would annihilate any other journal.
in order to take perfectly free In the year
1s45, when the railway mania was at it's height,
the Times advertising sheet was oyerrun with pro-
jected lines, and many guess made, we remem-
Der, at the time, as to their probable value but high
the estimates generally were, they far short
of the truth. We give the cash and credit returns
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-10-12
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, October 81 here is little or no
doubt that Santa Anna has been in the city several
days, privately quartered in the house of General AL
monte.
1t is probable that successor will be appointed in
the place of Mr. Worrall, the United States Consul
at MatanZas
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-05
Fall Supply of Hardware, ---l854.
SIMPSON 81 BRO,
OIINf7 oOIN q Div
SIGN of the Golden Lock BynchbuIg Va

Sign of the Golden Lock bynchburg Va.
M T. ne opening, ia udlifoit Ia hdr tnrnrr ne"
w stot L. a Yer, Iafse assortment Of HAHDwAHf,
CUTLERY. GuNs. risroIs, StpDLrEr, fLATFb G"ops,
loon on GLotns Hopsc htep,ag A,tic'es. Bmii,ng
ltetef40fa aad Toots n 0s ot"ty d"crfp',oa. among
which arc nnny aitic Iu,i introduced market this
nIL
We llter ourselves can cSlHbittot the public gen
ellly aud those who viii favor at examination,
erenier variety a.upcrotity ut sfyo aud quality Of
good ever nnrrel IN this surpassed in any market.
Our pnni. nc ali now aud drsiribc, aud viii
be- sold ut reasonable profit, only all who will rive
"A. call Of antru.t us with ther urdrr-, which will
.cive our best aud prnn1pi rtuantiuf.
Merchants and others buylEg Hrg,l will be charged
n .runlI r,ly ,ucc only. OF 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-05
RICHMOND.
Fall Importation

OF EARTENwARB AND CHINA
Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy 4rheies,
flNHE snbsc fibcr offer tie tfado latge aud varied
i stuck at Eauhclware. China aud 81 -. The pat
at which were zeiecteti 10y himself IA person.
Having Sprrie aee uf mnuy wears IN this Pheni"r
business a feels great confidence ~ sfatae tnt IN point
OF ric" and quality, II will compare tasonht Win ~
othrr hnisr iu the trade.
White Granite Dinaet War,
DO 10 Basins aud Ever. Juf4, Ten Nnre. etc
Blue l'nat Inv ms md fancy Ia
20 Decorated Ch1a Dinner All Desert scts
D. do da Ton and l.. ct eeis
10 do he Pitchers and Na=es
Gold Bod ia al uhaec variety
White CIian do of nLoy, yutietY.
Common Warr Of Every dc.eurtrou, suitable for
" Dle.nllnP. which he or. upon such trims for orsi
cannot fail 10 please
tiue Mau'cl prr aud Toilet Gla.s-s
Finr lvoly Table Cutlery. " utter, ',,l Brlltane WAR
slfery. and othcr laid aal Sale Lump.
CLASS NHtr 10 e>rty variety
All he NIX. ia cad Md he tells assured bi,piiecs
viii give spfi-iaclo1.
Iii, Packer !. ono II nh, desl IN III rndc
Stone Vino N l.H#s prince.
sep l2-fs JAS y =. EVANS.
~. III Mnia street Richmond w
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MElsiSX cssHsas'EWAS

INlIE tIapr lar HIoll tleruor. mefly osbtne and
i holnlry gln. Is &C Sc A. huid. Would ,uur e.,r
t,au nh.2t nicad, rnrrrt, ,,.r hro''er lover.
mtncutn NJ. iot year Ia coupe, Mil boar mrronsr:
Nuuc IN thr tp,nr ar is of "a geaal upnr, irrn
with H., c#a rfafirudc upi onlN tn kducs, If h,lut
witch uto ICED fbr git, but The TOM and features IS"
the do,,,' la. ,atn NlNNlS.A TANNERS. n,.I
hpvca mut., a- E,ouc,, ltlrr nnd p'arr', IN cat'
ring d. Iualrt o. Hoorn select i1r, tom thor atH"
n-.ortmrpt, tIna vhieh murr n,,rpmhha eft oa'd J.
moi b. chu5on
Dom ri, o.fa 's day, hur rc.urnaer t.s TACT lbl
pictures a. .akrg ~ liE npTuakNrutg NAol ERIuNN
GALLERY eam,lIy VcR ~ .ioulN clfn her. ald
m impcliort rir.ro ~ r"g g9ic' - n'ol suirrrt
icore rn'p,s which tirt explains ser,t' OF
unparalleled rHpah#se ,l.i fueera. HulI IN ms }ot
f,on tle ct-.. in ,lusfi.lan4 eailrnce
Main at - loop l,,fa cum #.rur Bri r..
'lNNlS \ TANNER
drr l8n rr al p,sprueaty pist-.
tP7Couu'ry pnr,t# sIvrrt stua t"rl-, copt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-05
Worth of Dry Goods at tost

il j. nuI intention 10 make change IN onr hns-
: \ net. w. offer our enrre Sock cost, and some
articles below for cpsh. We therefore, respectfully
invite the public 10 call und supply themscves. Ibia
i q chm mud be 81 we'd until the last Of
fobrnni,; ior determined Close present
-tork by thai time, the nrurlc- numerous
mention On stock cnbricc- sucn Is 0-unly found
in a regular Dry Good, Stofe. AI-e Hats and Caps
Bu.tso md Sbucs. County Merchants will fed it Ia
ttr intctesthy chilling rs soon. Our Stock j. new
thfoug out and selected ercut ynn,nPes for the
BUYERS. 4 VI. GGGGENIIEIMER.
i1n I-dt(yO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-05
MERCHANDISE.
SELLING OUT
$500 dollars worth Of
Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, Saddleiy, House
Eurulahine Gooda &c &c

Hal dWaItl CHII9IY OHIIbl oaIItIIeIy iOUsV
Furnishing Goods, &c. &c
(tREGORN ROiALL having determined to make
NJ ar5uge ga thcir business, vii uhor ttun to day
the afs,-tAud must desIfube stock liuflwar. Cut.
l.,yAr A.. ever b., farc oitred IN TIN. MARKET grea
reduced piires for cash Many articles at aHd hior
ya1
l4rtdine r.o.c NJ tbe.r business as speedily a-
J4..zfIr 10y cordially invite all indebted the old
ruucora Il Gregory 4 Ro,llt and the ute concern o
6ioeoy, kasaIS S'mp.on taPoy aP " hunger indnF
f.nce cannot be gixrn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-05

EE & co, on the DOCK, Richmond. Fn., huyo in
D 4 store and H. Tor sale:
I00G sacbe Liverpool Salt
300 4,ls 1ho,nhsron lime
100 " Nortii Cnroliuo Tat
800 bales r,,mr Nurhrrn Hay
20U lou4 Iuup Plaster
20 cash, Gacincd rla-tcr
90 Ton. Damaged Prra>ipn Guano
% Mexican de-
% Ttf.u
800 bhl-. Medium Ne. M,rkon {nro)
goo = lialiux Herring,
"a -" Winter B'coshpd Solar Oh.
Ai#o earTlaie ossorlm"ni 81 Mm5 ia = Ratsia
Corlagc. Rnr.s.&r nor 2-rs
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New Concern.

NOW IUHCtFH,
NE subscribers have tbs uy associated therselvcs
L together for the parp, So of copturtin- p,,,,I
n'"ee'y Gommissl,n and Receiving and Forwnrdfno
business nnd'r The style and finn Of Rnekrr and Redd
n n 'a' ",a ara ' y B. Raekcr-orpose the Virginia
SHa WEI -. assorted stock ii Family Groceries Irn,
n'ee, %d Seed, &c. They Will give c,sonal at,eo
,,oo II tie sale ct Wheat Flour, Bacon and all kind r
Country Produce, and make liberal cash aiIv,,,,s w.
''hsenmett' IN hand. AMBROSE RUCkER
LOUIS " Redo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-05

T JGHTi LIGHTll-A supply Of fresh c om
1 4 phne and Burning Fluid lust to hand. For sal,
bv JOHN H. SEAN 4 co Druggist
Jan bis
raVAR-I0 bbls. TAR, ia good order, Tor sale iy
~, ana FRANknA, BRO. Il co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-05
y EW DRY GOODS
PHlL,p W. PAYNE

y PIllL,P W. PAYNE
j. nov receiving "a very superior stock Of FALL
md WINTER DRY GOODS. consisting OF every articIr
nj ln,r- aud Genlrlncu', weur. Also. l,rge assert
men. 81 Blankets. Lui-ry~ aud Heavy Woolrus III ct
which he nrl, on the most lnyornble terms II for.
mor patron and the public eencrnl respectfully
Gcrfei To GU at Ky LES CORNER. MAIN ST
l6 lis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-05
THE HIGHEST PREMIUM paid Tor Of
L and rev SILYER,b- aErERS, SPENCE 4 co
PIANOS, GUITARS. ylo,ANs, &C

DAYNE 4 CHRISTIAN hnse now IN sore inc
l. assortment of Pianos, some very bcnnti.ul sud
among them is with Colcnan's Eoliau attachment.
and several second hand Pianos. wy low piees.-
Good supply OF Gu prices nnfne from to $50
Also, full supply of AiolHs aud lntc-
They would call particular attention la trir Pianos,
which ae Narrated To- be equal To- any. fIense cnl
and examine the n.rnfimtnt. lu2G=tz
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-05
Immense Stock of New Goods,
BOUGHT AT IMPORTERS PRICES
23rd January 1855

No. j. PURtiS, Agent, l. ut homa from trip after
~ Goods and 'now opening VERY large stock of every
description OF Merchandise.
These goods having been bought Mt importer. cost.
will be sold, without tor each small profits
n. b, Country Merchants will find this chance
10 mend up III, ir stocks.
jan 23dt- JNO. ]. PuRvIS Ae'f.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-05
Bush Mountain Mill Stones.

M haye NOW "n han ind or six par Of these
w superior Mil Stones. Those in want would do
well 10 call som. LEE 4 JOHNSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-05
A CARD

n tNEkD.
IRNliE sub,cri1er b.gs r'turn Trunks his
D patrons aud tri, Hds ,rthr lbtHaI patronage be
,toVed uu I'm ttr th' cig N,fir and cnmurnds
choir rou den, Ii. ~ue, rs Or Kueltrani Rrdd.
A. 3. RUG kER.
IWoov l. lSi1.-inst+
E.NOts SALE A Nrgio " onlan aud riye Chit
4 drrn. Tic e.3,runn j. fri rate cook washer ana
iruner. Tbe chudirua'cHl y-urI v,,rv kelly.
l"-, - - DAVIS, NOWIIN \ co.
CRATES. CRATES
mother lui those higlly nj,hed Crates, of various
n SIZE. aud ,t,Ir- 'ia,t received tie Lynchburs
tu,nac ami katgc Nae.uus1 c. $. BLISS.
M g2.ts
WANTED so isEGsE-l00 y, grocs t
w work ou the Va g. Tenn. Rail Road, laying
1rack-for WI cl bcrI prices vi be paid. Apply tn
l. DENMEAD.
orA. \. NJ ntgomrry, Agent,
doc % dts Lynchburg, Nn.
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LINE of Richmond &

ANTI NEW. UNI TACkt TS.-T MS he" .sIrsRs
lo1lr line il composed OF the following vessels, nod
-ns from Ne~-l ofk every three days. All owned in
the city of Richmond viz:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-05

RAILROAD. HAY, and coal SCALES, set many
pHrt ottite cnuufr,. At short ootice.
&c. LlNERMoRE, Trareitng 4gnt
- .imo
nnvrrow an hnnd m assortment OF The uhu,r S-calr
wmeh VI SCI at Factory prices
4 L RlCkEk. At.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-05

INflE Pas senRer Trims this road viii tun ns i".
r. lows:
TRAINS LEAVE PETER.SBUSG.
Exprcss daily, Mt. ia a.
Accommod ttion, daily Sundays excepted ut 81 A
TRAINS LEAVE RICHM OND
Express daily ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS III An
Accommodation Sundays excepted ut 81 IN
Mail, daily IT.. 3 ?.
Tie Express and Mail Tain fom Petersburg
connect at Richmond with the Trains Eajrg Moth tol
Washington. baltimore Phadelphis aRd New York
The Epreas Trains also With the trains the
Virginia Cctnl Rad, esd Tor Charlottesville, Stann'on
&c.
Through Tickets foe Washington at...-...---.-S6 90
Baltimore ..-.--..---..- L 81
- Philadeuhia Mt. .--...-... 90
Can - pcocHrcd al the Ticket Office in Pet, rsburg
The xpress trains do no, stop Tor way passengers -
Clover Ril Junction lalg WAY station and MancLe,
ter. The Accommodation trains vi stop Tor way pos.
sengers.
FACE tor white persont 81 IS, Children over It
twelve wears Of age. 50 coats Calnrrd er,p
J u "a 81 ceuts.
Servants will no, be permitted N r.t class ears eNce,
when in attend 4noe infant children OF sick persons
absolutely requiring their in which cas-, the same
! price as ior white l'orsuns viii be charged.
| discount at 10 cents Will be made On ruch far,
when ucket procured the otGce. aud "a person.
! getting On tho cavs where M tickets are sold
Servants travel'neby thoase,es must be furnished
by tkeit masters WITH Two passes 50 that one cap he
retained at the "aiee, aud it be eApres stated
the pas- that they permitted 60 On the. Cat,
| n. u. he Trains "a run by Richulou Fine
| FHOS nUDAMEAD, Sppt.
! Office K. g. r. R. r Co
oct 80. d6cts
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- ssss..a.l . s,. ~ 49, 5; - 49,. !;

ON aud after the 9Th Of February 1873. thc Pa.srn.
~ ger Train, for Petersburg. viii leave the DEPOT,
ON rcrciyals lslaud hali pust O'Clock. A. NJ and
arrive from Petersbar- ut2t, 4. NJ.
feb s-dlm +. q. WALL.
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barrels 8evrdge' Cream Al.
do Nowaf, { 5ee. drnughl "r bY inc be TEL
10 IA hct. Chpmparor nc gutri. and ints.
Foc -ale h> nos1-i. : n Is VI
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Something superior.

NOmethIng SUpcriOr.
McCoRKLE g. JONES"il bevc. in > le~ days,
WI 90 cases that cecbfated - G. Stick Li,olce,
90 do do " Mass do,
To which they ihvie the attention Of manufacturers.
may 30
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-05

NEWARK CIDER.-l0 bbls. Newark Cider,
IN just received consignment which we VIII sell
ow ian o0ts WM. T. ANDERSON co.
The Empire County argus., 1855-12-22
Constitutional Debility, or Seminal
Weakness.

CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY, SEMINAL.
v WeaExnoss.-Dr. YOUNG addresses those who have
injured themselves by private and improper ndugences in
that secret and solitary habit which ruins the body and
mind, uniting them for either business society. The
following of the sad and melancholy effects pro-
duced by early habits ofyouth Wis Weakness of the back
and limbs pain in the head, dmnes of sight, loss of
cular power paptaon of the heart, dyspepsia
ness ritaby arrangement Of the digestive functions,
general debility, symptoms of consumption
MENTALLY the fearful efects the mind to be
dreaded Loss of memory, confusion of IDEAS depression of
spirits evil forbodngs aversion to society, self drust
love of solitude, timdity &c &c. of the evils
produced.
All persons who afflicted with any the above symp-
toms should not fail to call DIR. Young and be at once
restored to perfect health Let false decacy prevent
you, but apply Immediately, and save yourself from the
dreadful and awful consequences of this terrible malady
WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS Immediately cured, and full
vgOr restored.
Dr. YOUNG, cornero of Montgomery and California sts.,
opposite Banking House of Page, Bacon u Co.
For sale as above, the celebrated French Lunar Pills
These Pills are now acknowledged by the medical frater-
ny to be the only sae mild and ecacous remedy to be
depended upon in long standing of suppression eg
uary stopping of the functions of nature, the neglect
of which is the of such deplorable effects the
female frame.
N B. These Pills highly celebrated as preventa-
tive. Price s. per box.
DR.. YOUNG.
Office cor Of Montgomery and California SITS.
10 3n San Francisco