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r,;r SPIRIT OF BEAUTY.

The asurbIsf OF a d:s!iasq's.S4 .nT j., P ber fa,hrr.
E"-"9% "S r; - .nsrt against the fascination OF ne
nS6'H''' ;cL !. VIZ, feared would divert tho a;'entiS
cha:N.a' M...n i , c,-:.;Y was drawn before the -
OF "% s'". :['% Lind which she impaired he! =
;cssnyT, ri T.u, Dc We carefully keep OF, Of :ss
,5,sS Soy::sa:. oaI vel! tho spirit Of 6.a af IT, sl nrscs
ma! worsh:2 u2t.s,a:bed at tte tno~i,Sa, but
cal: We ever GEEK The hsal {. b ,s,d vitality tof'
content that no ier,lizIhS "aiWD
b.a,us.-IR. r. Tucsdrn'''
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Mr.. SOCLE.-Sincc writing the paragraph ar-
pcarir- i'll yesterdays Star, wherein reference wns
Incidentally nude 70 Mr.. Sou.e's reception OF his re-
turu 70 Madrid, W have o5:aincd Information that
there Is now in this ely further and positive ncwe
tia, his reception was cordial. aud that his position
with the Few Government is II, fortunate for his pro
hnh!c future labnrs IL can be wished By his mos; ar-
dent irienG=.- WN<klrgton STR.
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vii! YOU wnlk into mgrHrI"r

The spider was q ku"w-Nothing swollen with venom
AGAINST democracy, nnI the dv SOME wavcrins demo
cru,, likely to ho ,rs.Iarcd. True democrats arc OF
lnr,er crywt, and Strong enough TO sweep through
ul the suures the enemy spreads for them.
w hope that here and everywhere democratic
may DC found willing mud ready 10 meet
and resist this new faction. We second in Tint mat
ter iii. dcsir, Of the Union Democrat 10 Zee il met
with defiance. We hope 10 src upon this question,
.s upon many otIlcrs, tbs Granite State and the Old
Dominion upon tue zane hroa! aud liberal platform
cvr;cndigc in the sanne bold ami t"I,st spirit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-02

ToRoHru, Dec. S.-A IRE las, Night '!cs,-oyrd
Jacques & Hayes extensive cabinet tact"ry. Two
hundred persons employed III the building have been
thrown out OF work. The loss is +a,tG4 Ya@uds.--
There is u small Insurance..
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BURGLARY Ayn NI.RDER.

SAreArrcK, Dec. 2J.-Tho hous. Of Jos. Scar.
wuS last might Su'.rel BY bur- lars who fractured Mrs'
was III auothcr part OF the boise aud was rot owak-
cpcJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-02

Tho cvc. may bc aromatic, bu, Milton and Huber
retained the memory Of Objects which they nae seen
previous 20 their blindness. IL Is Hot the FpiAhl
chord. ror the nerves, nor the eye, nor the ear, bui
tho brrin. which is the storehouse OF past sersntI0ns,
Ly referring 70 which the mind - enabled 10 reiirw lie
a:ruujn:nnrc with events which ar passed. and M
the same ,imc 20 obtain ih, fneans "t ANTICIPATING y"
q great extent, tho events which are 10 come
Here arc one or Two interesting examples %: the de
,urbaucc Of memory by L blow 90 tho head, or a dis
ease affecting the braim, tho o:her functions remain
:Gg unimpnrrd:
a. grooia in the -crv,c" Of tho Prince Regent wns
ricanin. one ri soiIc horses scu; M u present ~ hs
Rom! iii.hn.Ss hv the ShHh of Persia. IL W.. l
vicinus animal, an! Er kicked inc groom on the i!-Hd.
He did not tall, 10: was nc az all etlnned or !nscrsi-
bic; bat be entirely forgot whath" mad been d"!mc q,
tho momcn; when the blow was inflicted. There was
nm interval Of time, rs il were, b!O,;s! on 81 ns r.
collection. Not being able 20 account for il, he sup
posed he had been asleep, md said 10 uis i-how-scr.
v1n,s, observing a, the same time, thar he must sci 10
wor; 20 clean the horse. which he had neglected 20
clean II. consequences -: having fallen usiccp.'
"a :ounC man vas thrown from his horse in hWn:-
!ar; he WIS stunned, but only inr II Ia" n:!tte-; men
~. r..,nvcrrt. nm! rode home IL COMPANY wi'!! biz
fricrt., twelve or thirteen miles, talking with them ~
u.uul. On the f,low;ug dry ne had forgotten not
only tho accident itself, "a; a.! that ~harpvDcd after
wards
10 .ra-r from the memory the events which immedI-
n;.Iv prccc!ed tho fail, but also 10 proven: ;le re-
,ention of Tho impression OF those events which i'm
r1.i;ntrlv followed the Incident.
Then, a.. 10 the loss or impaired state nt tie !acu!;y
of,r fever or some other bodily diim.nt, We are pre-
..r,,i viii, the ioliowin: interesting cases:
"a gentleman tonad THAI he had los: the power Of
vision IL nu- eye. Then lie rc@nInci il partially III
,I,o, evc. bur !n.t i; in the other. Afterwards he par
,iaIiy rrraiacd it III The cy" las; affected. lie could
now see object. when placed III certain positions, 70
tia, the image might fail on particular parts OF the
rr,iun, while he WIS still Wnabl' TO see them IN other
ur,;tinn-. These facts sufficiently prove tho cXi--
,.uc,. a.; some actual d-Erasc. Bur observe what
h.nD.ned besides: his memory was a;fccrC! rs wei!
rs hi sense OF sight. Although in looking u. a book
he recognized the letter: Of the alphabet, he forgot
wha: thrv spelled, and was und"r til" Necessity 81
learning again To- read. Nevertheless. t." ka"w hW'
family and friends and hi Judgment, when the facts
were clear in hi mind, was perfect
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TIE ANGEL OF PATIENCE

II cheer, 10 help ~ cia.3rsn Of tie G.-'.
More than one angel lGs our Father given
Bat only on" IS faithful ~ her t.rist-
The brG; lie b,i.hs; rN!." out OF ~li"lrra.
Her was Arc no; the WINS .. p'cnsan,u,r.,
Her path. are Ho, the l.Ga;oyn.r path. O.! r
She walk win wrongs tin: can no; iiH. --~--.
And dwcII- in muusions TiuIc and Dr!r !-.'ro.
She wits until her stern precursor, bar.
Has lodged ~ ;orybead@, or.n ~ IN" rI"H.
T. plough hs deep b".i".iu. trenches ;hr:c-
The .i.as y: struggles w'hi~a the heart b., p
Bu, when the fir, cloud ~.iari",s ~ nu. -hv.
And face t, face wiki lie We sand alone,
:'!l"I' HDd s".i:, uthrla ~" ,.rdwGih u,yn
And I.u;,iy GiGkcs our suffering. ncr uwu.
Though with IL bitterness "a" lrar, ruas 90,
"" words The s#rc'ne-s Of her lips drvid"
Bat whru ~" eve locke up ir light onc" uvs.
Sac !ua.. lie cloud aud -a"w- - gYi,l"a .Iir.
r'nJo r"hrliuu- .or'., 'ho:, 8r1t wiki Fn,o,
10 question G"t'- c~:crua. Justice dare,
81" point, above with looks lila; Whisper, "Wpit
Wan; seems confusion b"re - wisdom '""""''
t. the vaia challenges Of doubt we send.
No answering cnCI'0r: doth she riinisicl
Her !ucc looks ever forward 20 tho end,
And VIC, who $40 il not, nrc ird by h"!.
Sd. doth 10. clilr, nor in rr prnGch:ul cr.s
The :.rict- we cherish ru5rIy thrust spar.
But in the LIGHT Of her Immortal rvce
R"vIv.- tie mamly courage OF lie henri.
Daughter Of Gri, who wakes, with II, here,
WHO muie-t urg YER lrIhuia'IoH thine.
Surh lig!i; ha.; ,inu in Earih's dim arDIosph"rc,
How must Thy seat III Heaven -Nu!tcI shin"
iicw fr"r thv prcrcmc" by those living streams
Where sin and sorrow from ,Iri: troubling ccs,
Whcrr. nG lily bow the crown Of .imaruMia .r.
= And ~ ny hand IT," golden key .: prscc'
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nI-pDrR IN pUIIADEJ .puIA.

PKItApHlFs,A, Dec. @.-Andrpw Dunbar "eS
sho, by Joseph Kenny. ct the door Of the latter. last
uiS.t. They bad bee, 10 a tavern and qulrreled.-
Dunbar has Il v ifc and two children.
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waLTEE SCOTS HABITS OF I%yDrsIEY.

One day. when he was thus cH"rtlng himself beyond
hi. powers, Sir Walter raid 10 Cnpt. Basil lal-who
a.sn suffered and died from disease II tho braun -
e.. How many hours can You work =
"Six." answered the cap,nin.
"Rur can't YOU put on the fpurs =
If | do, ihehOrSe won't CO. =.
$50 ,nur,, the better for YOU said Scot, with 4
.;~h. When ! put on he spurs, the horse r'? Z"
we'll enough but !; is killing tho horse"
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IN thc Er.t pcIsCn. -n:pIy SHALL Iforc'tE'i
In WIKI Il jtT.d', or 10, ! promise uw"lls
,, a.. H.. .r-,uE ,,,l .it ybp,J l,,. ;by,nY


That is 20 SAY, in tie first and second person; snail
and ,--N chang. offices: sh0R in the .brst person, sim
,lv expresses intention ar declares villa; Is Likely 10
Dc. while @iN in the hrs. person, promises or threat.
en-. e. Il shall 60 to church tomorrow, and shall
ME: Won there" Blu, Nr" YOU 20! les, | HiN. |
..s:U r.,..ive Il sum uf money Icat week, aud then
rou ss4V have vc,rs; | "'H certainly pay YOU. In
he ..ayri person, shGN promises Of threatens; liz you
s&1l do ir-~ou shall rue the day il you Go not pay
me | w'ii sue YOU. .
To say | rtU he glad TO sec you, is improper. !
shall be glad TO See YOU, is the correct expression. |
x;N have arrived a, the age Of twcnty-une before the
election. i. also Incorrect. ] ShUN have, &c. is tue
proper mode Of speech.
The expression | T'H Gro*u and a?acdS 'A"" 'avS
for sra, and sh2i tor @cN: u very common error
LINDLEI MURRAY.
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A y WILL,

To III. Edror ct the Washington GLojc:
SIR:-Iu your paper OF Saturdays date. you Soy
ave will issre no paper Oh Monday, being Christmas
dav." This m ode of expressing ones self is 80 COM
mon in some parts of the country, and there is 50
much carclessness everywhere in the use OF shoN aud
-c;l, Tia. | desire 70 cull your attention TO il, and to
quote & rule by which the %proprlc'y OF using the ono
5- The other word may in all cases be determined
The rule is the following
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VIZ, IT, q week ]wi'l"r: iaLirr $50, ,k
tor H''"i' "mnail1 "- ''u nor + Y
F"1"' ~ ruE ORiE>r. ~ B,y,r.
h,h'dh T II":aor y. F,fj.. Eo., ','h"r.
lir WoGdho"sc. ~h'c'irr!
Nj. Tay!"r hao achieved
weller, II lecturer an a2:hor bn. ''''@' Is q.
it s"'" poe; that ne wins he p,l,, 80 WI think
poems are Tie spoa:aac,as m',. " S"Diu.
imS forth in numbers "~bccau.n ,,o sou, b.
W. r'e"-a'h' at " glance, 20 lis. hi, oa, cane
-~Taocur.r ''' ~''a,a7;
ria, ,nrIn.., " .,J ca. r,a".' q, him ;.r.f..
lh" Pecan, Of til" Urjoa, h.y. g..
w"rm'h-ih" rich bloom-'h. tcllr,oS. @
tn" Fast. They could only have c,,, P'H'1.
highly poe';ca! nature nt,er i, hnJ ,,Ia. ~
tho glowing influences that term "'H!
skics. There i HI r~Xul;ant ,i,,~ t.
prI'c Of lie anIrne'ing every page. r. '-'''
most too pr"di-"! @: b:iI:am, i.na.cF. ."I 80"
oring. Yr' his song chow '"''
The warm ribiooI tina. hca,- f., r.,-.
And 'hos" wii" !"n! 'A"m u tho ;r-,or - '".
VI '.IiiS HIN ii'.'i'l we Open sky.
%ni hear Ia rtythm 81 the w.aG, TINT LI,..
insiinc; with freedom" """
W" rN'rect Two poems which hlr!,v ,,o,,
I" his poems OF tho Orient. they ar. :, .r.,
reflective tenderness; bur ,hcjr strong car...
NOR" impctuou- strains haze, p"rn-,.
:" mnho 80 dec? an impr@a n,an ~. Tr %.
illusions alone would entIrIc '.,.. .,,l,r q
relied name OF voct-oue moe who,o 4, '' u;
cnroiI with pride Amonso' her s~S~..a. L., -, ~
THE PHANTOM.
Again ! ri, within The mansion.
III the old familiar nrHI.
AM s2ad" and suu-hi"" chase aarh -,,.
p'crt!- cari"' r; my fret.
Bgt '1" rw"c''hr.e:'- sra, hsy. wgr,...,
IN he summer that Grr ~, 'r's5,
And The willow trails is bnucL,...,u
Than when | -lw them !a-!.
TIE: STRIVE q I'm: the sun>hin" wholly
From OUT IN" haunted room
70 g.! the iInGan, that One" y.. ,,yu.
With silence ant with gloom.
Ana nlnny kind. r~":ncu,~rr! isro,
Within tn" doorway como
N";r"- that wax" III" .wce'rr music
Of one that now Is dumb.
They s.ng, in tones us glrt nc rycr.
The songs she loved To hear
They brad the .psc in summer grr!arl.
WHO'S" flowers t. kc! w"r, t,ur
And -;iil. her ~ina:>:'i, ~ tie ;~,,oajn.
Her brushes n Tie Gr"l.
Her tim;t wori- %! maiden welcome.
Come back 10 ne once more.
hai. all ~:"r.r;:l. d: MY sorrow.
lruundiul Of my parn,
| IuInl -A' la, SU; newly lrf: mr.,
Aut soon VII, come G,glG.
81. stays without, pcrcLanc", II moment.
10 Grcss II"r ,lark-brnwn hair,
| h,nr the rustic ui her rsrlnrnts--
Her !iGA, step on ;hc STAIR
O, iiul,c.ing hear, control thy 'Unnu!',
Les, eyes proian" should ~"
NJ cur"Ef bctray the rrsh ~ raptr."
Her coming brings 10 me
She tarris, long: bu 10 n whisper
l}ryouG the open door,
And, gliding through Ii" quot sUnsa.4,.
AshGGow on 81" i!ror.
All liz the whispering pine 'hH, cal. NO
Tie vine, " hose So low o;rGvs
And nv patient hear; must eldi await beg.
NDr ,h,ir IL: long d"lays.
But ny h.Gr: crow. SIX with w,rry wai..ag.
\. uiaI,v d lime before
Iicr loot ir ever -; :ho thr"SG0ii.
Yet never pa>sc. q icy.
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r.y; BErOR Vol: SpEND.-Boswerl. in

EARN BEFORE YOU SPEND.-Boswcll, in his
Vie OF johnson. tells Il story OF 4 Mr.. LaDSton, M &C
oEain;GMce Of the eIel; photographer, who maintain
ed d household u u style OF elr gance and even luxury,
apparently teI beyond his means, simply because he me-
yer purchased anything unit, he hud the lnOneyto give
for il. The celebrated John Randolph is well known
10 have sud, tia; there was one maxim worih more thnn
oil uihers, for tho Conduct OF Etc. Hud that wae 'pav
ss you co." Al the experience OF every nan, who
bas lived 20 the cge Of forty. coiGcldC- w'th this "pN-
iou, il seems. a. fret, Astonishing that 80 mGnv pco-
PIE full into rvcuuiary iiiiicuifie., in consequence Of
spending before tucT Gavu earned But, ~ Tue fusiI
OF youth. presrh: trpoyr.rnt ia n,ar.y Ill that il
thought Of; the future IL dismissed with d sLru:: cv-
cry effort Il made L. forget Tic cold c"uusels OF wis
dnuI. i; rcluAes, thcrciv!r, that tho :rea, truth
~aICh we have placed 81 the head Of ;hS article,
Should he constantly obiruGcG oD the public mind.
aud .houla be enforced again and again. Not ouly
individuals, indeed, but States, nations nDd couimu-
oi;cs OF every size, suffer by neSlec,imS the golden
p2uNim.
Why is en much specie nov GOING 20 Europe 7
Because the country ut large has been SpeiI!ng
inuacy for French silks, Frruch wines, aud other
foreign lUxUrIcs, before il lad earned the solid cash
=, rsy for them. IL we had wGi,cd until we hal sold
eocGgh Crnia. cotton and provisions IL other words.
!: we had kept our irnp"rtatious within our probable
exports. We should no; now be compelled Ia Send such
enormous quantities OF gold abroad. Why ARE 50
:nauy persons complaining ;hat money il tight y
Because they have e,:hcr h".u ~ep.utinr wha, they
have rot corued, or have debtors, who having done
e", are %: abb 10 pay NJ; IN .hor', all our cAist'
- CN's al pS HS'S' 'NH ~ "'N'"I ~ lIIfCciiN, -
the violation OF THO golden ElaAin. There 10 10
,,ughs,oue 10 prevcut extravaganza Ike thu: Of pav,
IN. cash Tor everything. II a bu"scl"spvr divides
her income into weekly sums. aud si'cuIs t,.ilv M
more than thai, days proportion, she Is sure newer Ia
get bob;ndhani. II the merchant, mechanic, opera.
1--WE, or retired gentleman, estimates what lac can If
ford To- spcud annually, and rigid,v phys cash, ther,
is no danger Of his bcconiu: bankrupt through OK
cessive expenditure. VIA; tic s"'c;v-rnl,c Ii to III
steam a2-;uc the, is the IaAi,n. eaIu before 70
speud." 10 10 life. II you pay u you 20,
you will always be independent. always your ow
master, because nevcc in debt.
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TIE RICHMOND UN1s'iRER,
rrHxpA. Mva>aNG. yANrAwi >.

BY RIrCilIE, PRYOR II n~tNAtNASf.
>~----->..>-------
wv. r. EITCI,IE x ROGER 4. PRYOR. EDITORS.
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TESTIMONIALS OF MERIT.-The gold and sill
yer medals and testimonials which are 10 BE- presented
ion the merchants aud citizens OF New York "a tue
nsn.a;ns Of tho KIby, the Three Bells and tho Ant.
arctic, in remembrance Of The heroism aud devotion
they Displayed IN s,viug the lives Of the passengers
and crew o. the San Francisco, have just been com
ion of tho Three Bells. VIII receive ii gold medal uui
a massive silver pitcher. The pitchers intended for
Capt. Low Of tha buroue Kilby, and Capt Sloutfer OF
the Antarctic, are of the same size and do not Differ
very materially from that above described. The gold
medals, Of which there are ure seven altogether. will
he distributed as follows ono is to be gi-eu to Capt
Creighton, one TO his first mate, one to Capt. Low, one
10 Cent. Stoutfer. one TO the Captain Of the Lucy
Thompson, QUO 10 Capt. Watkins of the San Fran
o.L Capr. Watkins is TO receive q magnificent sLvc-
solver, Two pitchers, and four sohlets.- National IN
tsIigsretr.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-02

Accrpryr TO THF SIrNTFE ArGrsTA.-Ihc A":-
folk Argus, OF Thursday, says o Tuea'iHy, A. this
pleasant buat wDS goiaS oa her rc-r!ar trip up the
river, uca. Hog I>!Dni. ,nc ran aground and knocked
20 large 4 hole IN nor plank, that shc sunk. and her
runIc. ser" OF uv use oil 0cc"Un: Of the cbh and to-"
Il til it'd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-02

SFrvASrsAr NorroLI.-ric Norfolk Argus, OF
THURSDAY. saws In both town md coG";y, scrvdutt
Of different AGES. bring very nigh prices. "Corn-acld'
hnuds readily cHpmuud Sl25 10 $3.50. In The city
cooks and house servants are in great demand, the
urIcc brius so 10 -"
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-02

NOT DrscH4RGED.-TTe statement made by The
Norfolk Herald and copied by rs a few days NO. to
the effect that give hundred men had bccndischarged
from the Navy Yard" is said to be erroneous. In
stead of di.chargiug, il is said that more hnnds urc
about 10 he engaged, in order 10 tGciI!ta'" the work
now in progress. Abou. 1890 men are now %employ"i
At Tire Navy Yard.
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We ,r'"' q week wi,hog: iaLirr 49, -,
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F,KF ~ NoRroLK.-Ou Thursday morning o hre
broke out in D.. D.. Hu,clins' boat mauntactory, Nor.
folk, which communicated TO :hc adjoining et;abitsh.
m.nt. used bv y. Nash for h' machinery. marin"
railway. &C., nnd Mr.. WIN Church rs u pninr shop.
They were both entirely consumed. Mr.. Nash, In"
.Ar.u- STAT. il on" partly insured. III" los Is ah"n;
Is 10 Snl.M mn.
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The Georgetown news., 1855-11-08
PLACERVILLE. Nam %

EnR. J. c. YOUNG-Dear Sir:-Wor5s ~.
a-4| not express the gratitude feel is dno ~
YOU for the benefit have received from yol ,.4 70
ly invaluable course Of treatment of NV c s'1
while prescribing for me. I think cannG+ io@!
fly myself without giving this small token o$ 1'. %
thandulness and esteem, for you have bpen tIo
means of S0Uing my life, and restoring IA ,-o
that health which | had so long desp3irpd oc
again enjoying. | had for long time 5E-I
years) been troubled with that most dro9df'i
scOuTge to young people, seminal weakness or
nocturnal emissions, which so weakened mo ~
both body and mind, that I was obliged to gira
up mining altogether. | consulted one of tIa
best physicians $50 called,) in the mountain 9s
tucts, and after careful examination of mvcaso
he gave me medicines. | continued under E5
treatment for three months without receivi7g sTT
benefit, N fact | grew worse from week to well
until at last l got discouraged and asked him far
his opinion. | told him not to fear to tell me- tba
whole truth, for | should rather know the worst
at once, than to live in suspense. had Lost .
bout thirty pounds Of flesh, and knew that he Al
least could not cure me, and as | was then poirr
on, death must soon count me as one Of its viz
tins. This physician then told me that NV cos,
was incurable; that | had better not talk ar,
more medicines. He said was in decljnpwbicI
WAS fast tending to pulmonary consumptior
then despaiTed OF obtaining anv relief and
saw tnat unless something was done to mitiratn
the complaint that l should be numbered Win
the dead, or what is worse, be a raving maniac
Happening to see one Of your books. the Pocket
-Escalapius, made up my Elnd at once to cali
and consult You with the determination Of trying
once more to get relief if you would undertake
the case. Oh, how thankful I am for that deter.
mination commenced taking the medicines
prescribed by you, and | am now, through their
healing powers, restored to perfect health. 7
shall not fail to recommend you to any of nv
friends that require assistance, for a man that
can cure case as bad as mine was, can cure ey.
cry disease that flesh is heir to, if their is life
enough left in the system to build upon.
Receive my most sincere and heartfelt thanks
ana esteem. S, w. RETGTTJFA
The Georgetown news., 1855-11-08
1LARYSVILLE. June 10. 1855.

E 'aR. J. c. YOUNG-DEAR .SIR:-PJeass
q y send me some of the medicines you prescri.
bed in my case. l have a friend here who il
troubled in exactly the same way that was
He has nightly emissions, ringing noise in his
head, weak back, loss of memory, and is general.
lv debilitated he is discouraged and has not con.
fdence enough to enable him to call and see Won.
/ told him how l was, and that my friends ali
said was IN consumption and the doctors m
here gave me up and advised me TO 90 home 10
die. but instead of going home l called upon YOU,
and here am as well as any of them and as like.
y to live long time yet. with strength enough
to work with the strongest Of them. Doctor
VIII send every one to you that looks to me as
though he needed a physician. 1t shall not bo
my fault if any one dies for want of medical
treatment ] viii do all can to keep theafiict
ed away from those pests Of society. ycept pro.
tessor5 and high sounding titled men, who. ifthe
facts were known, are med who left their country
for their country good. Publish this letter doc.
tor, if You wish, and hope some of those that
h!!n5npugged me may see il and sleep bad for one
Hlght' Truly yours,
GEO. DAVIDSON.
The Georgetown news., 1855-11-08
TIlEs EY TS.
All Diseases of the Eye Cured with unfaii.
ing certainty.
DIR. w. A. SNYDER OcuIis+

DIR. W. A. SNYDER, Oculist.
DR. w. A. SNYDER'S mode of treating disea-
~ ses of the Eye differs materially from the
course commonly pursued by Physicians Be
heylng that most diseases of the Eye have their
origin in obstrcted circulation or an impure
state OF the system, his remedies will be pre-
scnbed with reference to the disease with which
the patient may be afflicted; and by equalizing
the circulation, removing obstruction and restor-
ing the general health of the patient the Eyes
may be permanently cured without the use of
costic or any of the irritating applications in
general use. DR.. S. would say to those who have
exhausted the skill of all others without relief
not to despair of a cure without giving him
trial, for in all cases where vision is not entirely
lost, or the Eye not completely dsorganlzed there
is still hope.
Office. corner Sansome and Bush streets, San
Francisco-entrance on Bush, opposite Rassette
House, San Francisco.
Jan. 8, 1856. IZ-5m