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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-25
slOO, goo WORTH OF REAL ESTATE

IN TEE
CITY OF KNOXVILLE. TENNESSEE,
intending Business Houses anu Residences.
Mills and Mill Sites, and Vacant Lots, Ad-
miTabiy located in the centre of the Civ. to
be sold Without Reserve, at PUBLIC ACC
TON, in Knoxville, ON TUESDAY, January
18th, 1855.
THE undersigned will offer for sale. POSITIVELY
i WITHOUT RESERVE, at Publ Auction On Tuesday
The 18th Of January 1850 and succeeding days until so
about slO00 worth Of Real Estate in the city Of Knox
VILE Tenn. The property consist Of lots Upou Main,
Cumberland, Cav, Hil Water, Prince. Walnut Church
and other streets Of the city and also Mills and Min Sites.
Many Of the lots have already upon them valuable Business
Houses and Residence paving good TeHi5. While the I'M
improved Lots located to csr great inducements
to persons desiring invest in Rea Estate this thriving
city The Mills and Mil Sites, situated in the limits OF
the CITY, advantsgeOusiy located for Ma8uactur
ing purposes than any other property ia or Knox
vile.
Diagrams Of the property being prepared and win be
distributed furnished to applicants addressing either Of
the undersigned
TRRHs-20 per cent cash approved paper, Cay Ct
sale will be required Notes for remainder Of o.
and Is months with interest and mortgages upon property
until paid. }. v. J. NILES,
uOy--Wt ian. G. u. NCfsuEE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TuE sUORT CDEN Kop

OF TIE SEASONS Calamity most sefiot,,,. |s ard
fipely dep!Gred bv ell i;1t rr ne con
sill large extent, be cut od it eurplT wtrui
remedy This IS 10 be found IA a machine knorn =
gsJ esvitts Patent Portable Carr MIL ana r,
- :; eoo,,,r,enls 20 n 49, 1lU ot'sAsi'
s,ock raiser a. highly worthy Of te eseI anu
and rSiT, Iv L5,'g spt IN q.
iicl !, i das"nsS h 10 ne purposes icT
corn and cfnsRing of COO, "a III ""H s'ihil's %
- 70, S1is u VI. IN Iuu COO toGs'heij gflndlng,
c.b;, com ana CO.. 1j', en- on bohi per hear
-heiny twenty bnsbels nf cnr,, IN H. TT nut 40
ali e wbic il r;, 'He san,e sli o. 'ne
mails two horses being reoiyrd ma ,ie ~,
ofbe purchaser.
This Mills desirable to the farmer and stock raiser far
many reasons e..
o,,o;, gni; P H mlii haEing Use combined
gd~tnie oiief porabs mills siar,g. corn c,
ug shafts snindes 6orSe ,os :, ~ Fe'lLn .ial,
"' 3D. ex sn'r; ,ba nossass,r fran,
ter nils winch during seasons like the present. is quite
uneer'al' ano frequently attended with many ncouTen
el e.b IN oe ,ao oS - geai li,
MOD N ~sst ftiv No. -. ~ - FARMER cav
sumed whilstit L an admitted acI pP"7e1 by bas who
stock upon crGs%ed or onnd CORY S are mors
s,ock ia in 5;frt a',en III ucD sSs time than
La q portion is wasted spd Wa foTn upS1 The ground
may eoheain about forty per cent entirely lost Whilst
erSoag ana proper leedng large and useless waste
;rx ,iaa " Soo secuieo-Dc-
careful ref G. consideration.
Inc having purchased the right to the above
il IA DaVidson Robertson, Marshall Giles Dickson and
VIII please address the undersigned at Nashville Tenn
IEi' are furnished aud put up ready foruse Sew
eniyF''e Dollars each.
J. c. BALDWIN
or Lincoln counties, will address J. P DRoyGooLE at
Shebyville In Warren Cannon or Coffee counties ed
~ lohH- montgomery
kuneftord, williamson Wilson and Sumner counties ad.
dress H. CARVER, Nashville, Tenn sepo-wem-
I,NINf; tIfI aRSI inr,,o ,1 80, = =,
Il 10 SUNNY of Regaliss rhiLI 49, ~ olOAels "
ap2O SfV6N o IL
IN ~, ~ - - - -. - -eI-1o,, .K
kHANDt iACAl S"-zO aoz. assorted Brandy Fruits
- Jus Iecelveo. apo }. NIXON, in.
HLARET CLARET rs cases finest orgI;Ir
~ Table Claret ever offered in this market Also *
lunel6 GEORGE GREIG:
| ~gTaMp.CNC I.--.,
1 4 EcNeiVed ana Tor sale 30 bGs-
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S K. CRooKsHANSs.
I'D SLOAN. x. CRooksAAN
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES.

CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES.
TIRE undersigned having taken the large and
l. commodious Shop on lower Market Street, 80
formerly occupied by the late Fred Sloan will continue to
manufacture Carriages and Bugges the latest and mos;
improved style. All orders left with for new work or
repairing will be attended 10 promptly We hope by close
application 10 husjpess to liberal patronage.
y All new work warranted IL months.
GecS-E FRED. SLOAN &C.
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THE KNOW NOTHINGS
WASHINGTON HOTEL,
MAINE STREET, NORTH OF THE COURT HOUSE,
franklin, Tennessee,
(WHICH is again open for the reception Of visitors and
w the undersigned hatters himself he will be able to
please all Who NAV favor him with their patronage The
table will be supplied with the very bestthe market affords
The wants the horse will be fully supplied by careful
and experienced h0''ier; TR Sna Ms in0's'1e'
With ItIe encouragement am determined to make it
first class Hotel. ~ u DAfiD,
Oct24 IIoorletot.
NASHVILLE NURSERY AND FRUIT GARDENS
TWO miles North Of the city, betwe' me Gallsn and
Louisville Branch TmDpike5, anG near The line Of The
Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
The Proprietor has for sale collection of the best va
riev Of FRUIT TREES ever offered in Tennessee among
which will De found APPLES. PEARS, PhACbfc,
CHERRIES, PLUMS, APKiCOTS, NECTARlNE5' &c,
large and wer0oed and 'Tdrrdhtsd true 70 nS'Ie,
Also Evergreen and Deeduous Ornamental Trees and
ShrubberF.
Trees ed Plants will be put up in good order, and de-
!ivereS, f desired at any point In Nashville
Gal! ct he Nursery or sepd in your orders Address
;anG-dTktr1i4 Nashville, Tenn.
], DUNCAN a. CO. have just received su:
y peror assortment of Domestic Goods, manufactured
"SyIvan Mills by Messrs. Gilleiars Co. ana are me
agents for tie ale Of all Their manufactures NJ"
best Tennessee" Bed Ticking
do PIsids for Servants Dresses;
Apron Checks, 2x2 and AKA
Blown Cotton Pisds &c, &c
Which lhey viii sell a. established prices, by the bale or
,isra A. J. DUNCAN L co,
ien9 No. 20 Public Square
S,ILK AND RTBBONS.-Back ard Fancy colors
Slk Velvet Ribbons assorted widths just received HHa
for sale st wholesale, BY o,,,oo,- . co
6ec2S A MohhIoON a ".
TWO NEAT DWELLINGS FOR SALE.
XET Offering for sale two neat dWelngs : on
w Cherry Street, South Nashville ErcH mouse c0n'inS
Eve rooms kitchen &c. u
The lot to each House 40 feet front by loo deep
offer each house and for about what the Improvements
cost. ,
Tsays-l 20 years with interest for paper secured
&c TIE satisfaction Of the owners and hen re&loed'
Call On LSDSLEf SCkUChEE,
ders--tf G 60 College Street.
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A COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT.
WISH 10 Rent for two years the place on vhch now
live miles from Nashville the MurtrecS5Ors Turn
pike containing 20 scrsS 80 IS acres cleared
beautiful place. Apply at No. So CeosT Street
now REEFS W. P0RTEB.
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---,-.DIr nTILDING LOT FOR SALE.

Offering tor gale that desirable 81 ll - ~
w ms On street adjoining the residence Of I Soo
MIes Tes % s. feet on Si1s 'iT one s'' can remain
iSy iesL ,s an the io for tive years, II aSa-fe'"
va bond anG lloi's-se fIZDSIEY Il CROCKETT,
Apply 70 IS College street.
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e. n HYRRs C. CARTER.
CARRIAGES THAT MUST BE SOLD.
WE have yet on hand about TWENTY Gk
w FIVEFINE CARRIAGES, R0CkWAiS &fS2E
AND BUGGIES of the newest STYLE warranted the very
best material and superior workmanship, all Of which
determined to sell st price other in the next
ninety days. all who want Bugges cheap come along.
MYERS & CARTER, SO, Market st.
sug.I!. Opposite Nashville Inn.
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CONN ONE. CONE ALL
WA. d }. q. HicCLELLAND,
AT THEIR
MAGNIFICENT STORE ON COLLEGE STREET,
Nos, 81 and So.
TTAVR on hand the most magnificent assortment Of ee-
/ CANT Rich Goods ever offered in this market Our
STOCK II heavy goods also complete and al prices
thstceupot fail 10 please Many O. t5a goods have beens
secured within the past few days and hsyrg been bought
greatly less than cost of Importation we feel no deesey IN
saying that We eau give greater satisfaction in prices than
can be found in any other heuse in the city Strangers
buying goods in this market will money by calling
and looking al our stock, at McCLELllANpS
Metropolitan Store,
cctl9 Noa "a and IS College street.
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BALTIMORE COFFEE.-2o0 bags just received
from BaltimoTe-finesr ever ecsVed in Nashville.
ielff CsSwl LANIRR & PHIIIIfS
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WAGONS AND PLOWS-In variety and guam.
w hty and Of the best quality be had at the Ag-
riculturl Mauufaeory. No rs Market street, Nashville
Tenn. my'"--irw
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CIGARS! CIGARS ~
90 900 SUPERIOR Havana Cigars. iust -
2O,OOOcsived and for sale, consisting, partly
~ the allowing Brands Juper's la Favoitas, la Ia.
beneTs; Ia PEDRO GARLIC, Napoleon, Pensadosa With
various other brands Of choice Tobacco Little Indian,
corner Cherry and Cedar streets.
J.
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CRUTCHER HOUSE,

CRUTCHER HOUSE.
THIS large and commodiOUs house, situated on the
corner OF Spring and Summer streets Nashville, Ten
nessee is by far the Hotel 10 the Railroad Depot
and equally 70 the Steamboat Landing and being in
the center Of the ciiv affords many advantages which
others do not Its location is high healthy and pleasant
its ROOMS large and comfortable, and being neat new
house. entirely newly furnished, lnsies the Proprietor
who has visited nearly every first class Hotel in the
United States in warranng satisfaction to those who
wish all things done exactly right l- Remember the
CRUTCHEK HOUSE. Try il. 10. ". BELL,
seDt25 Proprietor.
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DIRECT IMro 2! Z. A1.lt sas most beau.
lust Tscsgsd h; Gay f3S s Pipes ever brought
10 this city. ..,,o. e STAINS some Of which are Of
Cherry youtb Pieces Tobacco Pouches Rna bass
49, We most respectfully invite the Gr ~. 10
The public 70 cal! ana eA7-N-o' LYONS & CO,
tho% CEr Goods. 10 Cedar street.
svT
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MAN KNOW THYSELF.'

a.. Iara!uaJls Book .lor 3 celts. "Ersry Fan.7s
should haze Copy"
TNWENTY THOUSAND Copies sold inlCSs ssgIslzz
i than months A edition, revise <sLEA3
and improved, just Issued. SEREE
IIITNITrRlS .iEnIn AIANITA e--s-n--N.@
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-23

"How can man fry two trout in three pms so
that trout may lay In each pan Y
No one can answer this, and one after the other
gave him a twelve kreutzer piece.
But when the ninth desired that he should an
swer It himself he frankly acknowledged that ne
knew not how the trout could be fried in such
way
Then Il was maintained that this was unfair 10
the Jew, but he stoutly affirmed that there was no
provision for il in the agreement save that ne
who could not answer the questions should pay
the kreutzers, and fulfilled the agreement, by pay
inc the sum on the ninth of his comrades who had
asked him to solve it himself But they all being
rich merchants, and grateful for the amusement
which has passed an hour or two very pleasantly
for them, laughed heartily over their loss and al
the jews cunning.
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highly gratifying, as il indicates that our Territory
has many points OF strong interest, and promises
an early development Of our resources.
In obedience to the act Of Congress, have,
until otherwise provided by law, divided the State
into Judicial districts designated the places for
courts and assigned the judges, as stated in my
proclamation of the 28th Of February last, which
together With all the other procamations from the
executive department, win be submitted to you.
The designation of terms Of the Supreme Court
was purposely omitted, Tor the reason that my dc
ton was only provisional until the subject could
be committed to your charge, and the jurisdiction
Of the court as yet being probably only appellate
there could be for some time no business TO evoke
its action,
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COURT OF CLAIMS.


N addition to the practice of law, nv
u heretofore in all the Courts Of the District and in
the Supreme Court of the United States, the under
signed will devote himself assduously to the prose
cuon Of Claims against the Government in the above
court Established in this city by act Of Congress, APP
proved March, 1857 which has cognizance of al<
claims arising under the Constitution, or founded
upon any law of Congress, upon any regulation Of
an Executive Department, or upon any contract ex-
press implied, with the government Of the United
States or any Of its officers or agents. When the
claim Is established in this court and an appropris-
ton made by Congress for the purpose the claimant
will be paid at the Treasury Of the United States
All claims against the government must henceforth
be prosecuted in said pur and not before Congress
as heretofore. NJ. THOMPSON,
Attorney and Counsellor-at-baw,
ap 2l-1awf Washington City, d. @.
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JAMES L. JONES, Secretary.
American Meeting in Charlotte, Virginia


A meeting ofa portion of the citizens of Char.
lotte, Campbell, and Appomattox, friendly to the
American party, was held at the Red House, Char.
otte county, Virginia, on Saturday, the 18th day OF
July. Captain Nathan Ii. Hancock was appointed
chairman and 9. w. Harvey, Secretary.
committee Of three was appointed to prepare
suitable resolutions expressive OF the sense Of the
meeting.
The committee retired, and, after short absence,
reported the following resolutions which were
unanimously adopted, viz:
lst. Resolved, That we, as lovers Of our whole
Union, and looking only to it's prosperity as a
form Of principles adopted by the National Con-
vention Of the American party at Philadelphia,
as a permanent just, and satisfactory settlement
Of all the political differences which have agiated
the different sections Of the Union, and which we
believe ought TO be adhered 10 by all who love
It's existence, the maintenance of sound American
principles the establishment Of political integrity
In all the different departments Of our govern
ment and the only course TO be pursued TO bring
back our government TO It's original purity, pre-
serve its sacred institutions and bind us in one
undying attachment to that great principle, "that
Americans must rule america il we are 10 pros-
per as nation Of republican freemen.
3D. Rcsolped, That though defeated in the late
canvass for Governor, we are not discouraged,
though beaten, we Fare not subdued, but gather
our flag from the dust with the consciousness In
our bosoms that our party stopped 10 no low un.
derhanded schemes 10 sustain cause In the late
canvass, while Il required the combined efforts Of
every ism, the banded means Of every clique, and
the dark manGuver,ng Of every demagogue COM
bined TO stihe the voice of that noble band Of Vr-
ginians and true Americans, who fought 80 nobly
and herocally to place old Virginia on American
ground.
3d. Resolved, That we feel ourselves prepared
for another struggle for the principles Of our great
American party, whenever the clarion voice Of our
cheftAins call US to the conflict, and win use our
best and most honorable efforts 10 rescue old Vir.
GINA from the hands Of the political spoilers, and
the mongrel crew that has given aid and comfort
to the enemies Of our glorious country.
N. H. HANCOCK, Chairman.
C. w HARVEY, Secretary.
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WASHINGTON, ID. G.
The WeeIeIy Organ to Clubs.
MONDAY, JULY 20, 1885.
WILLIAM III. BURWELL, Editor.

In consequence Of the liberal patronage which has
been extended to the american organ, by its friends
throughout the Union, and in order to promote to
the fullest extent the growth Of American principles
the proprietors will hereafter furnish it at 81 year
per copy, to all clubs Of one hundred or more. Al
this low rate Of subscription, they are confident OF
receiving large accession Of subscribers to their
present list which reaches 1000 copies, and Of
extending, In corresponding ratio, the advance
nent Of American principles in every section Of the
country.
An inducement is, by this arrangement, offered to
newspaper agents. booksellers stationers, and Others
to act as agents for the american Organ, and to the
present notice we accordingly invite their attention
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VorE oy vIReISIA.--The Richmond Dispatch
publishes the full vote Of Virginia (all official but
two counties) for Governor, which gives majority
of lo.447 for Wise.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-23

THE UNITED STATES FRIeATE PoroNAc, Com.
mander Powell bearing the broad pennant Of
Commodore Paulding Of the Home squadron, was
towed down 10 Hampton Roads from Norfolk, on
Friday.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-23

The Kansas Legislature has excluded all the
Free-Soil members who we're first admitted to seats
under the Governors certificate.
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HORACE GREELEY has returned to Paris having
left his family in Switzerland. He is ready it il
stated to take his trial. and intmates his intention
of giving very earnest battle.
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c. w. HARVEY, Secretary.

We learn that James II. Duvsl, Esq, Of the
Evansville, and DR.. Joseph l. Duval, of the Queen
Anne district, are favorably spoken of by the
American party as candidates for the Legislature
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-23

Ex-Governor Grason is prominently spoken Of
as the Democratic candidate for Comptroller Of
the Treasury of Maryland.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-23

MINISTER FROM SrAIS.-Senor Alfonso Escsante,
has been named by the Cabinet Of the Duke De Ia
Victoria, Minister Plenipotentiary to the United
States, vice Senior Cueto removed The nomina
ton has not yet been approved by the Cortez, Of
which Senior Escalante is a member.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-23

The Raleigh North Carolina) Register, Of the
2lst instant, says: 1--WE are authorized to state
that the Hon. D. NJ. Barringer has written letter,
which will be forthcoming in day or two, re-as-
serting and confirming his statement relative to
the conversation which took place between him
self and the Pope's Nuncio in Madrid, and the
truth Of which the Washington Union,' with no
knowledge Of the facts has thought proper to deny
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-23

The Kinney expedition, since it has been wrecked
on Turks Island, presents itself in different as
pect altogether, SO far as it concerns this govern
ment. Col Kinney nov takes a new departure
from point within British Jurisdiction and the
whole responsibility for all his acts rests on the
British authorities and not upon the United States
government Thus, the United States govern
rnent is coar of all responsibility, either to Great
Britain or to Nicaragua, for the Kinney expedition
whatever may be It's consequences. This is ex.
actly the point which Col. Kinney and his friends
wished to arrive at Without either protection or
annoyance from their own government, they are
left TO settle matters as they best can with Ncar.
aqua A violation of the Clsyton-Bulwer treaty is
not 10 be imputed to US.
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HAYrI.--Mr. Gallairdet writes TO the Courier
dos Etats Unis:
"The offer made by M. Cazneau, 10 place the
Dominican Republic indirectly under the protec-
ton of the United States, filed the Emperor Faus-
tian l. with the liveliest terrors have heard that
he said to NJ. Reybaud, Charge dAfaires at Port
au Prince If the Yankees establish themselves
at SANTANA, shall be dethroned by them in a
year. Say in six rIonths,' answered M Reybaud,
which augmented not little the anguish Of Sou
louque. Two high functionaries of bis Haytien
Majesty, lately arrived at southampton In the
steamer Antilles, coming, have good reason to
believe, TO solicit for their master the protection
of England and France against the projects held
by the Americans The Cabinets Of London and
Paris will inform them probably Of the position Of
the Cabinet at Washington"
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-23

The New YoRK Liquor LAWN Albany, the
case involving the question Of the unconstitution-
atty Of the Prohibitory Liquor Law between the
people and William Landon, proprietor of the City
Hotel, which has created such great interest in
this city, terminated on Saturday The jury prompt
y returned verdict of /" not guilty" The verdict
was received with general reclamation by the i'm
mense auditory who were at the City Hall, and is
the subject of congratulation among the business
classes of the citizens.
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A can was here made for Judge johnson, who,
in answer, appeared upon the platform. He was
received with dcaening cheers As soon as order
was restored, he proceeded TO say, that quite q
long time had elapsed since he had been present
at public meeting, and still longer time since he
had Witnessed so large meeting as the present,
and he would take occasion TO say that still long
er time would elapse before he would be present
at another. He was no politician at present, though
for twenty years he had been well posted in politi-
cal affairs, and could say now, that he bad receiv-
ed an honorable discharge. He was lawyer, and
If any Of the present audience were suing or TO
be sued, be stood ready to help them in or help
them out.
The happiness OF domestic life was worth more
to him than all the Earring Of the political elem nts.
He did not ask what party called this meeting, he
was nm American, but came there TO represent nc
body but himself. He was consttutionay a ma
tive-bom Wing, and at that time Henry Clay was
the grand head Of the Wing party. That Henry
Clay had been cursed in life and cursed In death.
He was the author Of the Missouri Compromise.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-16
To the Ladies of California.

nR. L. J. CZAPKAY, late in the Hungari-
~ an Revolutionary War; Chief Physician to
the 20tn Regiment of Honveds chief Surgeon
to the Military hospital of Pesth, Hungary
and late Lecturer on diseases of urinary or
gans and diseases OF women and children. in
vites the attention of the sick and afflicted fe-
males laboring under any of the various
forms of Diseases of the Brain, Lungs, Heart
Stomach Liver, Womb, Blood, Kidneys, and
all niseases peculiar to their sex. The doctor
is effecting more cures than any other Physi-
clan in the State of California. Let no false
delicacy prevent you, but apply Immediately,
and save yourselves from painful sufferihgs
and premature death. All married ladies
whose delicate health or other circumstances
do not allow to have an increase in their fam
lilies. should call at DR.. L. J. Czapkay's Med-
cal Institute, Armory Hall, corner of Sacra-
mento and Montgomery streets, and they will
receive every possible relief and help. The
Doctors offices are so arranged that he can be
consulted without the fear of melestaton. If
desired, DR.. G.. will visit the ladies in their
residences. All consultations, by letter or
otherwise, free. Address to
DR.. l.. j. CAZAPKAI,
Medical Institute, Armory Hall,
Corner Montgomery and Sacramento SITS,
Je 0-my San Francisco.