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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06
MONDAY, March 5-P. NJ.


There was an active Stock market to-day and the
tendency was strongly upward. The movement in
Reading continues to be the feature of the Board.
The sales Of the day about 900 shares including
one lot between the Boards of g. 700 shares at 79 The
market closed at 79i an advance of u y cent The
leading bear boughtn about 900 shares including the
lot noticed above Among the sales were about 900
shares at So buyer sixty The parties in the move.
ment talk confidently Of par bat such prophecies in
Wall.st seldom meet fulfllment. Central was very
strong and went to 95, which is y cent. better.
Ere improved y cent, closing at 49,. Hudson
River improved y cent; Harlem, Y cent Ceve-
land and Toledo, y cent Galena aud Chicago was
firm. Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati improved
y cent. Illinois Central was 81. Panama sold at
100. Nicaragua s strong and improved TO l6s. Cum
berlaid was in moderate demand, but held very firm
ly, showing an advance Of y cent There is some
probability that the debt of this Company, which is
near maturity, viii be extended and the earnings in
hand be divided in the shape ola dividend. Railroad
Bonds are firm, with transactions to the extent of
5000. Illinois Central rs; New York Central eel;
Fries, 1875, ssi bid Isis, 70i; Harlem LIST Mort
gage, 90} &c. State Stocks are firm but UNCHANGED
excepting Louisianss which advar ced l y cent.
Drawers Of Sterling are firm at % u y cent, but
TIE demand s quite limited and the transaction. few
Fret. class bills have been sold at q asi cent.
Francs 5.l3i 95li.
In Flights we hear of 2O,O 900 bushels Corn at Sd,
ships bags; 1000 bbls. Resin, jlOl; 400 tcs Lard,
1916 and 500 do on private teims 500 bales Cotton,
539d 500 b1s. Bacon, l7I6. To London, 1000 bbls
Resin, 2302i6; 200 pkgs. Bacon, 25 500 bbls Tur-
pentine, 2I6. A bark was chartered from ST. Ubes
70 this port with Salt at 2Oc and cent primase,
and a ship from Havana to Cowes and a market at
&c IS.
The business at the Sub Treasury light TO day.
Receipts, ss4,l4o; Paid, SIS, se7 Balance, si,ss2,
l69. The deposits in the Assay Office were some
thing over $500, OoO which was ordered into bars.
large portion, some $780, 900 of the remittance by the
Star of the West, was in coin, philadelphia There
was larger proportion of dust than has of late been
received, from which II is presumed that the miners
were beginning again to bring gold into San Fran
CISCO AT the latest dates from the interior of Calfor
nia there had been some heavy rains and the miners
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CLovERsEED in slowly snd il fner sales OF ~
hu,h prime a. g. %. n. TIMOTHY sells 10 small wy AZ
q IS l. bush. FbsxsEED not much inquired alter Inc
G. ITO. but prices remain without cnsse.
The .xport aemsnd FLOUR continues limited b1t prcs'
AZ. unh.ssee sales OF so bo. sood brands az % q Dol
and 2fO bb. common ~ 5G small sales made Tor
homo conum pton AZ 87 81 for common md good orsnds
ard 80 IS up 70 go extra and extr. family RYE FLOUR
IsG hi, Penn at ~ si T. Dbl There is but ht'le WHEAT
ceerips; sale. Of bush - u - IA bush for food
pr, red ara u for white 2odStO push RYE sold
sIl2qSi Corn dull aud there - arrivioai lFS
hush yellow sold 9 sost but buyers now refuse 70 pay
hi, in sold price 70 be nSsd In OATS
no charge In Provisions there . bur te activity, owing
10 the Of stocks 70 operate in WHISKY 10 Steady small
,sles of bbls st 81 dose., and bids at Sic.
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Spoken, Sc.

Feb H. stiup Keys. bark Pacific, from NewYork for
Havana
Feb H. OF stinap Keys, brig Norman from Portland for
Havana
Feb IT, off srrup Keys ship of about 800 tuns
deep loaded with head Of toremsst gone
Mach lat So lon - by pilot boat j. M Waterbury,
ship Gentoo Tashusafor Boston 78 days out had beeu
IS days ~ OF tho Bermudas
March Sandy Hook bearing w. IS miles ship VIM. A.
Cooper, from Havana. or Savannah for Boston.
FEB 10 lat 20 on II, ship Daniel Elliott, (of
Brunswck steering 8. W.
Feb 49, Doubebesded Shot Keys ship Gos
Port from New Orleans tor Havre.
Feb Cste Benopen bearing w so miles, brig Charles
(Br) from Corvallis for Philadelphia
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COFFTE-The mnhet s ~ithsut quo;sble change IN. &.
nsnd limited and prices trmer; sses 81 bars Rio ~ 10.
lie; AGO st Domingo for export SIC 100 stained DO 81
Sic $50 DO damaged and 40 Java also damaged on private
FLOUR AND MEAL-Only 8 DEBATE business doing Ia
Western and State Flour but improved prices the arrivals
ted and the tendency still upward TIE better grades
quite bnoyant and forward slowly the inquiry
mainly for the home trade; the aes Of Western Csaa are
ESQ kbls at IS 6 IS 81. for common 20 god state 80 g
ass for mixed 80 god br1ds Indiana, Michigan snd
mon so<d Ohio ell 23OSl2 for extra Genasee C.as
Flour better ard In good request Tor e trade sat FOR
ID, Provinces the arrivals Gh sales OF 500 b5s 81 80
aG eiO S7t for bfnds duty paid s0alh-fr
ina quite freely Of the better trcs the ssss go bb
IS &. % 81 for mixed 70 good standard brands ga tn
AeifdnA and Geoseovn and - - delo - for sv1rte,
fancy and brands Rye Flour firm 81 e5 l5d 81 3 r
sne sup.rfbe Com Mes s,s.sy sales Of 100 5s o.
a. 1884 SIT for JeHsy. ard - e2s for brsrdyvine
FIsH-Dry Cod Ia sT request AID fr AZ IS IS 80 -
for Grand Bank with sales Of lO qaiatas Aaekerei-So
lsrfe are scarce and in demand AZ 10 AID apw.d Other
irc remain before Smoked Herring steady sales Leo
b Ie, a. see for No l. ard S5d4 &C. for sealed
GRAIN-HOdes Of Wheat arm, the srrisas are very
lin and prices nominal Rye arms sales OF SV oah
AZ 81 ss6xi S. Bailey 4sd Barley Malt nominsl O.ts
quite firm and II seed request o. DC Tor Jsr,ey
ard 64G63e for and Nesern. Corn !odef bat n
good request for export sid the trade, yellow scare sales
Of IS go hush s5e for 5o9th-rn mixed s5QTe for
southern White; y dsse fer Do yehos ,-- IT,, r.
HAY-Tbe supply is better, snt the inquiry limited fo'
skirpirE 9ds5c. .
HOPS remain Inactive and heavy Is *. oI Eastern ard
Western iIowtk Of 1854
HIDEs-rtere Is much 5riines in the market; The Ell
T.me price attained checks business sennhy the srvss
are hsht, sales TO day Of $50 DIV TeIs, . y. lt six
months u,sal e.eeten and AS Dry Sailed Ms-ac.bo
ahea the same price. The roek 80 follow SEQ bueno-
Ayres and rArssusy 500 Rio Grande; % eo AnEoEurs
1870 Aheani 7oe Mexican ito Porto Cabele 80 Mara
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IErnn Onr Cnrrespondentf

PHILADELPHIA, March 5-Av''td-BNts Powss"n,
ruehsrp Palermo Nashua Lewis, Boston, Orb, Hyder. do
" A Banks Bartlett, New Oresusi btigs Amos Parker,
New Bedford MATHIS Washington. Anderson, Csrien.
schrs W Fenumore Myers St Georges; c. G. stratton,
Nuslder Wiimnston N. C.; h Mutt, Garwood; ioi Mail
Grove Providence, Boneto Zybrant Oeho, Rio Jsnei,o
Cioayes-Stesusbips N sanford Sanford NewYork; IL b.
Reach Saunders do bigs Louiss Robinson srestoni
Horard Race Do; Penobscot. Emery Havana; .ehrs Us
rer sears NewYork j. Ensish Neal, DO Hope Dyer do
] l. Hsrued Robbins do.
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Receipts OF Produce

Bv De Ee RrroaG for Ttco DIvs-l SIS bbs Fisu. 90 10
A.,,s 500 do WHISKY 272 bbs. Provisions go bags Oais
~ d. Whest II OO sides Leather ssO bss Butter, 80 do
Lard $50 Caves 90 bales Wool, 800 HogA
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NV ORLEANS March 1850 Our COrTOV market !. firm,
with sale. toe n bales The stock hand i1ciudiog
al N sbipbosrG ll0oo bsles OF which only 1900 are on
sale. hicdMus 10 quoted ct 0a4c
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MINIATURE ALHAEAc........rH TVS DAy
suB-Rses.,..6 II seu..........5 81 MOos-Rsss. 20
VsTEs........THts DAY.
Sandy HookS CT Gov Island. @ 81 Hell Gate. IL
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| Iive,sd 10 Mr.. Hoadley, the assignee Of Messrs.

,;ve,sd % Mr.. Hoadley, the assignee Of Messrs
Page, Bacon & 10.
Mr.. II. ID. Bacon yesterday arrived in TO IN from
{, Iouis and received to-day the congratulations Of
. large number Of his friends. He reports every
thing going on smoothly in ST. Louis and the deposits
ard bushes, Of his house larger than before the
pension. The change Of consignment Of gold by the
Star Of the West from Duncan, Sherman & Co. 70
Messrs Page, Bacon & Co. in the Pursers report,
was purely clerical error. The gold came consigned
az usual and the letters Of the house show tbs, in
,instion Of the failure Of Messrs. Page s. Bacon hsi
reached any one in California up to the time OF the
departure Of the mail.
Purgovne g. Co. Of San Francisco, who were pro-
tested here some few weeks ago by their correspond
ent have advertised that they are winding up their
buiiness and call upon their depostors to draw out
their funds They also advertise their bsnkng house
TO let. As far as we can ascertain, they are under
protect here and in Boston for about els 900. fhis
house did not remit any gold by the last Panama
steamer, which is the only route they have shipped
by. and we understand they do not istend to make
apy further rei.taDces in which case bls held here
under protest should be returned 10 California at once
They expect TO be able to pay their debts in full but
leaving their drafts on This side entirely unprotected
has been the cause of great deal Of dissat,facdon
and hardship.
A new Company called the New-York and Vir-
GINA Coal and Iron Company will open its books for
subscriptions on the l2th inst, at No. Jauncey
Cont.
The business at the Clearing House to-day was
s23, 47364s.
Messrs. Washburn g. vanderboof, formerly Wash
bum Co., have taken Offices az No. II Wlisn-s..,
for the transaction of stock and other money business
exclusively on eommIson.
Messrs. Aspinwall and Chauncey left in the George
Law to-day for Aspinwal to visit that great work,
the Panama Railroad which they have been inssru-
mental in building. There appears to be no doubt
that the Legislature will pass the bill for the enlarge
ment of the capital Of this Company
We annex a statement Of the San Francisco Mint
for January last;
MELTING. DL
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Ocean Steamers.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Pscifc..... Sailed from Liverpool for New Y0k.Eeb a
s.led from Southampton fer " Y.Feb 20
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.. Dfapef holds his usual sale q Stocks, &C., at
the Exchange to morrow Tuesday at l?i o'clock.
We are glad to learn that one of the boxes of gold
containing about s2a 900, lost from the shipment OF
Messrs. Page, Bacon & Co., about two weeks ago.
has been recovered II found in the coal bunk Of
the Sierra Nevada, the chip by which the gold was
brought down from San Francisco. The thieves had
evidently eonce aed il there and had not been able to
remove ii ashore. When the ship was being co aled
preparatory to returning to San Francisco, some Of
the men employed for tina, purpose, discovered the
box. The other box is still missing. The one found
was sent forward by the Star Of the West, and d.
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MARI cts. C AREFuLLY REPORTED FOR TBE TRIBUNE.
MONDAY. March s. 1855.
AsHES-The market without activity Of Pots 3.
st. 2sds6 SIT; Pearls &c 25d$s 81.
BRlCk-Tbere little here but efficient for the wants OF
builders which however the Increase Sales o. ard
North River - 75G IS. and Jersey 81 &Gsi 81 N
uisht eo.or)
CoTToN-The market 10 dull and heavy for this staple the
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were busy. Congress. we notice, passed the bill su-
thoriziDg our Assay Office 20 make fine bars. Under
an order OF the Secretary, Of months standing,
the rough bars Of the Assay Office have been senf
overt the Philadelphia Mint, TO be made into nne
bars, which NUT again be returned TO Newfork Tor
shipment to Europe Tbs useless expense for trans
portaiion will now be saved.
Weiegret TO notice by the weekly Bank Statement
that the expansion OF loans and discounu continue
The amount 10 now within about two millions Oh 'ns
point reached in March last when the severe con.s
ton began and under which the loans ien OIL spout
african millions of dollars. Since that time the
Ranks have gone on expanding until they have added
N tb.;r discounts and loans over eleven millions.
We fear that in their anxiety TO make large dividends
for their stockholders our Bank managers are put
ting themselves in position which will render another
severe contraction necessary. We do not pretend
to advise bank officers in regard to the management
Of their Institutions we OILY venture to counsel pru-
dence The specie reserve shows email increase az
compared with last week. The Loans are up about
$500, 600 and the Deposits about u, 100000 The
Circulation is also little larger. The figures are;
Lssn:tc; sPsss cregs, g, De ego, u;
March g. ST.. % sSs,i5 is,;si2s 7iOs7lO 75s'ssH
r0e,e,s s7s5s2i i6O44 nsI48 I,N3sp
As compsred with the came week Of last year, the
figures are:
h h's tG s;' q ls s2sSs sssS sss;
Mach s..... s2sssl25 ls59lHs 7lOsno 75a5s,sh
Increve..... ..... 5's7cs79 ...:.... lsss2leso
Decrease. 2l72,2s ........ 2loS,lD .''..'''
The principal changes in the specie line from last
week are in the Merchants, which has lost 1920, OOO
and the Commerce. which has gained $4,000 The
specie in Bank and Sub-Treasury amounts to over
twenty one millions in addition TO which the frea-
eurer holds for Disturbing Officers, and the Assay
Office, about five millions more. The figures are:
COMPARATIVE TABLE Of The Loans Speae Circulation and De-
pon Of ne Banks Of The Citv 9 Nso York for he vest
ending Sntylay Feb a. 1855 and Saturday March 1850
To .okeh affixed hs Capital Of each Bank at u. atty date
FEB 2f--- ~-Msrch3 -
Amount Average Average Avsrss. Ayersse
HAhysoP of lam'nt Of amount anl'nt OF amount
BAAYa Capital LosnsS of Losns& of
March s. Disc'pts Specie Dse'ns Specie.
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fooTIN6s-Tosl amount of CArital March s. SfSiA 90.
Total average OF Circulation Feb "a g., s65 5s
TOTAL average amount OF Deposits Feb a ga 81 IN Total
ayerase Of Circulation March g. s7lo60 Total
average amount OF Deposits. Mareh 5. s1s95s.3A
The banks nsmed below the Atlantic have
ticn with the Clearirs House.
CLEARINGHOUSE TRANSACTIONS.
FXchspges for week ending Feb s5...... 50 Sil l4s
Exehal for week ending March 5.......... lW 1855
Balances for week ending Feb S.......... 81 81 AS
Balances for week ending March ?............ 5SSI~
The following sales of Bonds and Stocks were made
a. auction by A. II. Nicolay;
81 go Wisconsin Improvement Fund Is int sddsd..S
7c0 Hudson River Sd Mortgage interest sdded.. ..I!f
5000 ~ Y and Harlem x. lst Mortgage, int seded.sl.
100 Mich. South. T. r. Jackson Br do int sdded 40
4ot0N. York and New Haven K H. 1885,, int added7A
1870 Mortgage on sstory brici house and loi Ileo,
ChurehG Brookyn subject to prev. mortgage
10 eco .aa De .lb and organ Coz. Tenn Sc
Is shares bird sv
~ snGss fEis RaNfoed.......
!. shas Peona ard o9uswks Railiosd...............S
10 mares cureerl land Goa Company
- shares United States Mail Steamship Company
20 nht
10y snares Labe Copper Coz
Nei'n' Lstsrn company
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10 Mich. Southern H. R.. 81
5Mich. So. Construction IS
22N Indiana Construction rs
IL Cleve., C L Gin. X X. le2i
100 Ill. Central Railroad so go
10 Cleve. aud Toledo X r. Is
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-07-28
To the Ladies of California.

nR. L. J. CZAPKAY, late in the Hungari-
~ an Revolutionary War, Chief Physician to
the 10th 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 sufferhgs
and premature death. AL married ladies'
whose delicate health or other circumstances
do not allow to have an increase in their fam
lies should call at Dr. l.. j. CZapkay's Medi-
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 melestation If
desired, DR.. G. will visit the ladies in their
residences All consultations, by letter or
otherwise, free. Address to
DR.. l.. J. CAZAPKAY.
Medical Institute, Armory Hall,
Corner Montgomery and Sacramento sts,
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-07-28
rheumatism and Fevers.

INCIDENT to this climate, can be cured in
the speediest and safest manner by Doctor
CzAPKAY, the celebrated Hungarian physician.
These diseases are treated by Dr. G. in the
most scientific and agreeable made. He par
tcularly invites to his establishment those
suffering from Chronic Rheumatism who have
heretofore failed to obtain relief.
To those suffering from the Fevers peculiar
to this coast. he would promise immediate re-
lief. Call and consult with the DR.. at his Med
cal Institute.
Nz,s- Dr. C. has new and efficient remedy
for DiarrhGa and Dysentcry. Call all con-
self /: consultation free. Office hours from 8
A. NJ. to 9P. NJ, at the Grand Medical anc Sur
gical Institute, Armory Hall Building, corner
of Montgomery and Sacramento streets, San
Francisco.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-07-28
Come One! Come AM!

ID GOODKIND & CO., respectfully inform
ID. the public that having lately enlarged
their store, they now have on hand and are
.constanly receiving the best selected assort-
ment of
HAVANA AND AMERICAN CIGARS,
to be found in the market, and which they
fatter themselves they can sell as cheap as
can be purchased in Sacramento. Come one!
Come all !! and convince yourselves before
purchasing elsewhere.
M@-All those seeking for a Irregular" genu-
inc cigar, cannot miss it by calling at Good
kinds Cigar Store, next door to the Gem Res
'taurant. nov25 my
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-07-28
The Great Discovery Of the Age.

GREAT Blessing to Mankind !--Innocent,
VI but potent. DIR. L. j. Czapkay's Proki-
lacticum, (selfdsnfectng agent) sure pre-
ventive against gonorrlpa and syphilitic dis
eases, and an unsurpassed remedy for all ven
erlal, scrOfulious, eanercnous and cancerous
ulcers tGtid discharges from vagina, uterus
and urethra. and all cutano oous eruptions and
diseases. AS nnOculatiOn is prev entitve
against small poX so is Dr. l.. J.. CZapkay's
Prophilactcum preventive against siphlit
ical and gOnOrh9al dist ases; lalmless in it.
SELF it possesses the power Of ch, mically de-
stroying the syphiltic virus. and th,r,ly saw
ing thousands from being inf, cted ly the most
loathsome of all diseases. Let no young man
who appreciates health he without DR.. Cap
kay's Frophiacticum. 1t is in very con,en-
lent packages, and will lie found cCnvenitnt
to use, being used as a soap. Trice. Sf. For
sale at DR.. l.. j. Cz'pkay's Iryate Medical
and Surgical Institute. Annoy Hall. corner
OF Montgomery and Sacramento streets, San
Francisco, Cal. W. All orders must be ad-
dressed TO
L. !. CZAPKAY. NJ. D.,
Je 9-my San Francisco. Cal.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-07-28
SONORA. Nav Goth 1874

SONORA, May 30th, 1855.
DR. YOUNG-I am the happiest man in this
~ country, and yet, only three months since.
had despaired of ever being well man.
J ou will recollect that in March called upon
you, discouraged and almost broken down
man, afflicted with a complaint brought on by
masturbation and aggravated by the remains
Of an ll-treated venereal disease so depleted
that | could do no work and had no wish to
live. Away from friends and home my suffer-
ings were intolerable. AS last release l
called to see you, and your encouraging ad
vice gave me some hope, although it was small
at that time. At any rate | determined to
try, for had every thing to gain and nothing
to lose in the way Of health for die | must as
then was Now mark the cbange-from day
to day grew gradually better, until | now
enjoy perfect health-and although l am not
so strong as | could wish, yet am gaining
strength every day. | can do now my days
work in the mines with most of them. | in
troduce to your favorable consideration the
bearer of this note; he is troubled i'll the same
way although not so bad as | was. Cure him
as you have me and he will thank YOU as fer
vently as do, and let me tell you that the
blessings of an honest man is worth more than
dozen fees. Give my respects to Little d
Co., and say to them that send my thanks
for the able way they prepared the medicines
you prescribed. Dear doctor, | have written
this letter with the expectation that you will
publish it, for which you have my voluntary
consent. and l hope it will meet the eye of
some suffering fellow-mortal and that he will
follow advice and consult you at once, thereby
freeing himself from his dire calamity.
Respectfully your humble patient,
july yl4my VIM. }. BlTMAN.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-07-28
COIOMA, June lst. 1865.

COIOMA, June 1st. 1865.
nR. J. c. YOUNG: DEAR SIN 1t is with
~ feelings mere easily felt than described,
that pen this letter, informing you OF my en-
tire recovery from that dreadful scouree, Sum
inal weakness. BY application to your COX
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. Debilitat,d and melancholy wished
for death. | had tried several pretended ply
scans but daily grew worse. BY chance |
came across one OF your valuable medical
works which, upon reading, instilled new
hopes into my detected mind. and | resolved
to try once more, and thank God for that re-
solve; am now a well man. rejoicing in per-
feet health. and daily growing stronger. Dear
doctor, shall not fail to tell all my friends
of your skill. and if you wish you may pnb-
lish this letter. I shall stop at Coloma short
time and then away to my claim. Enclosed
please find twenty-five dollars as a remcnl-
brance Twill send you good specimen
soon. Yours as long as life lasts.
CHAS. T. WATSON.
P S.-Dear Dr., if you publish the above
please add this as r. Stake my advice, all
young men, if you require medical assistance,
no matter what your case may be, 90 to DR.. j.
C. Young, and you can rely upon perfect
cure-and not do as did. run to every doc
tor without knowing whether he was good or
bad. DR.. Young cured me. and ! wish every
one afflicted to receive the benefit Of his scien-
tfc skill. CHAs. f. w.
DIR. YOUNG'S Office is at the corner of
Montgomery and California streets, over
Wells, Fargo d Co.'S Express Office. San Fran
cisco. julyl4my