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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-26
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w MhlIon-lils AZ. Wedeeslav Il he spasoas uafs
rooms a. bfuedway - ieAa ceock. As.rnees
entire ns aiaurrd lAock e 1ahtnni iarnaro mAnuf4f
tufsd sApressf ~ private sale ~ John aruGdY
Without reserve BY order 81 M asAgn.s The
embraces The most fashionable wood mAN1s.
aus walnut ami erAnsird furniture eiag0rAlcy carved
tnisfsd Win fhe mnn costly inatnrl4ls. E~xxn
Rosewood perot furniture covered h Freneh
satin, bro acne oluet figured reps plush and
ladies rnefwNtd eafrts eteENrta piA fren
ironisi richly carved muse eetes ani sends eAFsei
wood centre tables. via IgyJtap black aud Noid white
Italian marble tngs. reh ~ nAoeanN saf lee ArrN
Noia parlor AID reception chairs, gnrksh chan
W and hsnfed deatuf A9fary sna dana furniture
i< ~ood walnut, nahozAny Aad eAk, ekieason dAnsng "a
beN hairs mach, covered III rlHsh su1
cla.ts chamber tgruiiure ssxaaN carved aud
naognuy trseass dr~~snk AureAsN VIA msfie iopA an1
plate EasF uArt up wAAhaAas n ma&fh a. hy 1tearaea
and efaInslcd CHAMBER sls. of NiaA
allie, wardrobe fgtff Narfrd eiass
doors lined VIII sAtifvuoi Aad ereAf lonre. anngsess
covered ~ Anry dsiAne feTs and hair slo eAre Ah
walnut and e@k ehatnhsF tgnilurv, soaa tee
rocking, And lAney chslfs
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A UcTI0N sALE-pERKwPgoRy SAFE OF tors AT
IN Wakebeld ADJOINING Oauyie, sa IA.rlsna NAlfoAA
near the Williams Brsias aepo Monday, eetef lse@ y
~ O'Clock, the premises.
Thu property cons4als cghy village As onte
streets aud avenues property afsa~a saeI ~ fa1as
working man and man - issare astsnn coanty rnAi
deDce within forty minutes ftde 81 the CO Hal
N. B-1cfmf q per tees q
;he time sale aud The eaaal
monthly Maps ~ the property ~ - Ne a
me Associaiion No its owers FRIDAY esenes o. = ~
TX COMMITTEE H. Wells No. Avenue NJ n ~ MalsA M.
street. where tickets be procured r ne les
each.
Should The weather prove unavorabIs. ~
place the FIRST fair day. BY order ut A&ss auon.
j. y. WELLS, Chairman EyeUuAve COMMITTEE.
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uENRY q. LEEps ArcrroNFRR-RY u n LEEns

CO., Thursday Sept q, al 1oi ocVk At II Irving place
Geniee household furniture The property 81 gentleman ieav
Ing for Europe consisting elegant roewood parIor suites.
and parior chairs fancy do covered In velvet
plush curtains and cornces superb rosewood ocisve
finished all round and cost $50 nearly
bookcase secretary plate glass doors mattel
namcuts chandeliers dining suite % mahogany cover
ed with hair CLOTH very extension table leaves and case
curtains. Brusses carpets china, glassware, OIL cioS,
bedroom furniture IN mahogany and black walnut bcdstea
marble top dressing bureaus waehstand chairs couches
curtains Brussels and ingram carpets beds mattresses &c
sale 10 commence with the kitchen furniture.
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REWARDS.
COO RFwARn-NfSspu rPoN uotfxE - LrpJY
SZU sfree, gd raaen' is'er sa,s1 49, cAaa, w..sl
10 $50 fola ~. AZ psfsoa feusaN - ss'ae - ~
oelyc als alo,s reward "a y qessilo.s aAast.
G : RFwARb.-Iosr. a SMALL BnrNptF ma rrR.
% ~ ,sn An o. rslprsAs - -. = tlas.a 49,
BucKlrs, COMMANDER Schooner I.ass Aasp'a
q : RFwARn.-esRAYKp FEnw ~ Ftrru RTrvrg
III abaek ResAsln syspl,i srseefh# - esme II ilo
-, seo.s ssa.a W = l-a e lss,i.s s,. !. s..~s
LOST AND ForSD.
CAaE TO rns rHywisss ., rBf stB~cRihFR 4
~ ionnE eAt ~ aa'r. ~ ewnss rssasat-a = prefs
Vii - soss = "a ss,ss.sss Ynyiss gfNs "a
na.Avle. CO.. lIs.a. Essasln
EouNp-A rockFr Boog. ooxrAISlxG soSxY
seriiins ssS .yias ssfsasss Appss : ~ 80 =. ass
30.
osT-oN MONDAY AFTrRS0ox. os sIaurH ON
80 ANN , ,sssss -. % ~.s
be PAID igr ns rsta.p :, i@nAfas Ss~ E~say uasA -
7 osr-Is oSg ~ rms enggswcgp cass. ! ssacs
raj reward ara ~ uasss x - ownss. ~ sartas = -
r osr-A LaRoE SEwroUSDtAsp BOO. raps
s.Ss ~sh .has ~. a. u. I'D ~. al a. wNMs-
gu return ham oil We suls@ssy Fs~.rssa
7 0sr-rEOv "a BfyscKFR sIRxEr, a REp skTrKR
~ Dog The Ep4sr Ill b. sai.by Fs~4f3e rsi4rnak
he doE.
r osT-sATTRpAy gyENISG. nk1NkE~ AND
IL ociofk N ~gFiag ~ tifAtffs stfres ~ h~try So
effoox c<otsring three @nl ~ r. hus ~ate rs
been AKA Iasi he al bs Natp%4 tafnnela 80
ftwsryFf Ne rst 10 he wto go sfw eFnt
lonl A11s~~s d v. H., hsrAA 9ihre.
S4ItIYv-cy fRrDay nsT fxsT. A " ROOF rw0
~ riair guifb1ss ou' nresrs ~ nanef fsnkrs seiis
Any .nsvxuss 81 q - gelery VII - afAFg fs#~f1~a ~
appylnz u ". Glossy. Battery rosf-
COAX.
CoAI.-xY oBJgCr r. QUICK SALE ASp SMALL
~ pNats cash. 1 aeH*rfGg hfs rea - shts as,
esereen~d from under sAeas 4 - - ~ q srsen - =
Eve tons ufwarHs ~ ~ fsr3t eorneF ~ klnx 80
0rssn~h T~spsy arr street sad Nnh sssss sns
fl6 Duane street. fkfEk CLINTON
CoAL, o. % PER ToN. vLoCR, ro PEk RARRkt :
~ FirNt quality rel and whlse AR exx al soye So
arpnsd for mu.dlA'sy ~n ee delivered T. ses Se'.
ausbur. hrockfn, H0oxsn. Jersey thf fgar W. pr
tgSbei. p~Ops's fnsl AQenry Ne ~ Brnsts
Down with 81 usoDopoy N rosl and -four
PLAYn0 CARD1.
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rIKNRY Id IEEns Aucr1osRrR-HY u n LYRps

BNKY N NUGIIUsFFR-HT IT.
II 90, Thursday Sept Y, 1913 O'Clock, al the sales
~ Easau street by order o. the prusian consul for
Of whom may concern. ~ Of china Of
which richly decorated consisting Of dinner, tea and tee
ee sets cnbeis wine bier and other
ware elegant optical and decorated Bohemia Hosiery
ndcra faTry buttons Gotta flower vases
and articles just received from The
HOUSE sold without reserve whatever 70 e highest
bidder Can be seen on day OF sale.
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Wh Writers, AUcTfoNEEn, Will SELL rms
w day. - i0 cclok ~ ~ Cana street, all the gsaiee
hasisehas Iwtua q gsalenan guux An~irAla
NisnG ~ 9nfNM sa ttd~tas naAe4ny chairs
ife AM dinnr s~s per ganses. al paintings window cur
ialt@ mahogany hqAee3es cutlery, glm2s china and plated
Wafe. tnpet Tsa ply mud uter cArpsis, 0.ohN
ra. mahogany Hnd wainni hpJsleaaa other mat
ua~NsN. Eaher psds b4nkea spreads dressing bureaus
washsands toilet sefs w1raFote diung and kchen
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Tor sAIE-A IEw FIsE YOUSo DRAugHr
lorses, wafranied sound appiy today a. ~ hsrusr
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1NEORGE COOK, AUCTIONFEK -PEKENPTOKY SALE
NJ Of large and elegant stock and fashionable fural
ture removed for convenience OF sale George Cook VII sell
lCls o'clock day, III Nassau street OF the largest
and best stocks OF furniture offered auction IN
this city including parlor and chamber sue~ la eoot
mahogany and black walnut In various styles elegant
cottage SUITS sofss rockers chairs be-eads bureaus wash
stands lounges sofa se tables dining
tables ball stands bookcases book stands
stands wArdrobes desks clocks paintings mirrors carpets
Ac Ac For particulars Boxing and
shipping In the best at moderate charges.
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n d. NASH, AUCTIoNEER, STORE $40 BROADWAY
LIZ Constables sale of tie Of l4aar son
wednesday Sept %, 3d. at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ at COO Broad
way contents OF saloon consisting part OF bar fixtures
canters tumbers crockery cooking utensils ehairs tables
oil cloth, curtains, segars liquors, ac.
JOHN 4. FARRINGToN constahe
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NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT, PURSUANT TO
~ power the steamboat Aida
sueincs tseks apparel and furniture all The appure-
ercnnio belongng that undersigned mortgage
NJ sen Vie sad alesosi Aida her engines tackle apparel
AL rnfe aud oil hn appursenaDces thereuno belonging
y pubic a1on, Al te Merchants Exchange, oil
View vera The sJh day ~ ~eptenber IAs5 at IL o'clock
ugnn Ut sisi dsy. GLOhSE D. \. THOMPSON, Mortgage.
-. ,. NJ II. SHERWOOD Attorney.
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MonTuAGk sALE-yoHN W: soMERINDYKE, AUG
w uenser VIII sell this day Wednesday Sept o. Mt 10
ock ~ virtue e made by Borden W. Stafford,
half "a he Thomas salmond her engines boilers
ar nov lying ~ he loot Of 6ouverneur street.
tAnNrM 4. MILLS Attorney for Mortgagee.
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LroR sALE--a BLACK PACING PONY, GOOD IN nAR-
uuGfr in tatf# snnpa AL kn8. fDg f3rsirnx
particulars ant terms, apply OWES hcUYEHsB s,as,is.
Love urokiyH.
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LOTION rAif Of rtrEEH HUt skHUi.p AND "a,
n binst fssniturr SAVAGE fAkkA all - a. aas
y " ocoek - thn saAasrenn 49, hFsAdwAy 8saa Hall
nv shA ~ nfN ea@a uAaAuNawfNf. fnknaNed
enes 81 sails. c9martax elgEanf r4riaf taVmr
ed ~ srsnsan saa hiae Tna aAAn hs,sl sass a psh
ana mher COVERINGS, elegantly msNd nlrs
r~sweoa Ana naAse~mny tn4rt~ tat e"asFe ah& Hnruy
secretary buskNA4Na
Also, an insulc s0f % paibsinss Ttfanr aaaA
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tCIIoN NDtIrx.-~fla0N. bf1l.. ArNTfoNKrR-nr
"A Neil nn~sfhe a. iuAa geamk n cnf salaxreasas
W NORA Nitssn strsef. ei ~ sa ~ vMuabi frufare N
krnsr~i fAHNr, vnFw1a Frni elias.
rnNbossns chsw soA>~ cf BEDS bus~aas bkeAaas wMra
fvex ~4trnad r@rtnf swne& nfix~en ereAnr4
T1tnAs f&sn stsa pl&sea ma ~Afiww ~naamm
ma msf hns ~ s~nahle nsn1nNs superior
~nxsTs M ntE tl@~ nshexaMy fsNnnA heAstmmN
-. - ihaFmfAy - taA aeocA .ale q A. goods eaaAng
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Tor RALF-A PINE FAMILY CARRIAGE uoRsE
us Y ~ NJ ihe country years old. u hanis hgh sound
II A. .arilcularE u splendid form AMI action. kg1 n single
hId double fod Tor % Can be seen ~
Tenth street Price 49,
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noi,sI4s, CARRIAGES, &c.

C1)s "a WELL BROKE SADDLE MARE FOR aAIn
pi ~. cleap.hay Morgan, kad nnl t0und ~. hands
heh, from Vermont Just thu codnry. Inquire ~
join HRAbYn Stables IS Cana rect
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L'oR EALf-A FAIR or CLOSELY MATCHED DARK
lay carfaEc horNcs In Aus ognasn, sls and ycasa
od lo' hands hsh yerS sslh perfectly s9anf AMI Nina
fr.c and rsaaan drivers, double anKln. Alan brett
hgt haF.ucle, The property " gentleman having no nr
inr for hcm Appy oeorge AurrsyA sahc. q E&ss
Thirteenth street.
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A PRIVATE STABLE TO LET--TS FIFTEENTH ST REET.
~ Seventh nxenbr, With uaiH ing ASH anp,a
rnum lar carriages. Apply at 81 Beaver street..
TOR RALE-ls HOUSES, 4 oR TllisN cAN TpuT a
mile inside ~ tfce nlnufeA no balance very syilsh
carriage aud saddle hores part oi them Vermont,
the balance nom ibis state lpona Stables and OF WAiis
street, corner of Canal
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1bo~gsfyE EAik of fifE DOMAIN OF THE NORTH
American FhAiafs CA Wednesday. ~ Of October next,
" "rssk NJ ssrnr' 10 per cent cash within three
81 aAK "a Nee ~ llh IL February when deeds
49, iAes.lan VII b. gwen and mortgages taken for remain
aNf a purchase money. payable Ia tour equal annual los
n efnineneng - q January, isss. interest payable
nuNlfv.
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any furnf'urc, French
carpets oil cloths oil paintings Ac. ~ Cotton vii
this day Nv ednesdayJ Sept ~ at los O'Clock az the ocoa
rooms % BeekmAn story
all the parior dining and bedroom furniture o.
house, Of which nearly new, and all orier
Among the assortment may be found wood mahogany
oak and black walnut furniture carved And plain do cottage
and Goic do carpets and oil cloths beds and mattresses
marble top furniture French plate and oval mirrors o pan
and tee atetes and sofa heseais Also
thirty curl maple black walnut and oak chairs Also
the time twenty clocks entirely pattern
Dealers well the trade generally. IN
vted. Ne postponcment
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JbNtfH u. SMITH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &.
~ frcnrh VIII sell nj auction, tomorrow, hursday) Sept
III s ip ocek nj the dwelling. ~ Franklin street, aijon
nE kslys Hoie general assortment Of household
tne via -brusels and ingram carPe's elegant rosewood
SUITE covered Ia figured brocae and $3.50 centre
sbes mahogany and other bureaus marble top washsands
na"TAny rok.fs sofas maiessos. Ac feather BEDS boil
kftrN ana pillows sheets powcases, &c., together with
~rre s~pmen Of Kitchen furniture with which the sale viii
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JUN X. FAHHINGTON. CONSTABLE.
~ r. AARON, AUCTIONEER WILL SELL THIS DAY
He III haipast 10 O'Clock AT the 81 Nassau
splendid assortment Of fine gold watches diamonds ant
jewelry Persons wanting good watches for their
viii do well 70 attend. Sale without reserve, for cash.
EUGENE b. FRANKLIN AUCTIONEER--BY PRANK.
" LIN NICHOLS at their sales room 70 Nassau street.
near Fulton, this day at 101s ocockRch psror suites
rosewood, covered in French san bocsei velvet
phah, English harcloh &C.; rosewood eegeres marble
and columns; plate glass back de gace boise De
rich carved and mahogany bookcases aud
res wardrobes, marble top dressing bureaus, Wristbands
eemmodcs &C. carved mahogany becads best cured hir
paasses Ac clocks. china tea mirrors oil
paintings &c The stock of silver plated VIII be sold
ii O'Clock, by order OF morgngee large glass showcase
suitable for millinery; also, oac large angular mirrof
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-11-03
Every Variety of Lumber!
United States Hotel.

FID DLETOwN, CALIFORNIA.
- - TIE undersigned begs to announce to the
iMa public that the U. s. HOTEL, Fiddletown.
- has been recently enlarged and improv-
ed Ivy the erection of new and fine two story
building on the premises the old building having
also been thoroughly renovated, and the entire es-
tablishment well furnished
THE LODGING APARTMENTS WILL BE
found clean, neat and comfortable
The TABLE viii be constantly supplied with the
best to be had in market
THE BAR, viii always be furnished with the BEST
of Wines Liquors ana Cigars.
TIM STABLE win be in good hands, and horses
properly cared for.
BY strict attention TO business. the proprietor
hopes to merit and receive the liberal patronage
heretofore extended 70 the 3" o. So
Fiddietown, Nov. 7th, 1857.
JOHN NEVILLE, Proprietor.
nov 3-tf
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-11-03
Dr. Charles III. TOZer's
Priraie Medical Gard.

CTRANGERSy visiting Sacramento will lremembor
= that Dr. Tozers lndrmary is on Sixth street
between j and X, Sacramento.
The great success and many radical cures mace
by Dr. Tozer since his commencement in this city
t6 which hundreds can testify, induces him to IN
form those afflicted with any private complaints
RECENT or CHRONIC. and wish to be wei nd,
thoroughly cured ii will be TO their Interest and
welfare 10 call on him who for the last twenty live
wears has given his entire attention to PRIV AIE
and to all cases Of diseases OF
private nature ACUTE and CHRONIC, snoh as
Oyphilis, Secondary and Constitutional affections
Gonorrhea and Seminal Weakness, Gleet and Strlc-
lures and all diseases Of the generstive and urinary
organs both in male and females such as Prolapsus
Fluor Albus Histeria, Nc. &C. &c.
Patients can be assured that their complaints
will not be tampered with but treated upon strictly
scientific principles PRIVATE COMPLAINTS
eradicated in a few days; new cases cured IN
short time, without mercury.
He can be consulted at his Office at all times oil
the day, from in the morning until In the even
ing. All in aflietion can find in him one who can
see and svmpathize with and befriend them when
in trouble-one IN whose services the utmost con-
fdence can be placed Come all who are afflicted
and in trouble and be relieved and cured.
Apartments privately arranged so as to preclude
the possibility of exposure.
Letters enclosing $40 win receive prompt item
tion, with best advice and instructions.
c. II. TOZER, NJ D.,
Sixth street. between and X.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-11-03
Read and Reflect.
DR.. Charles III. T0zer's Card
to the .4Nicted.

QUICK CURES AND Low PRICES, AT THE
ESTABLISHED OFFICE SIXTH STR'T,
BETWEEN J AND X STREETS.
DR. TOZFR returns his thanks to his numerous
IL patients for their patronage, and would EN-
brace this oppoFtunity to remind them that he con
tnues toeonsult on those difficult cases Of vENEREAI
which have baiiled the skill of some Of the most
celebrated physicians Of the age, and upon whlch
he has aeecr failed to perform a radical cure.
Dr. Tozers reputation as a Physician stands un-
equaled Iisevclusve attention to Diseases OF the
Geuto Urinary Organs for so many years, renders
him perfect master Of Syphilitie Diseases.
The large number Of aggravated cases that he
has perfectly cured after they have been given up
by many Others is the only proof that Physician
requires of his ability.
br. Tozer would state that he can cure all cases
Of varieties of the disease, no matter how long
standing, Of what piogress the disease has made,
every patient can rely upon cure
DR.. Tozer has, 1t Is well known, taken patients
from tie very verge Of the grave. and RESTORED
THEM TO PERFECT HEALTH He further
states that he deems il sufficient to attract the at
tention of those who might need the services OF
physician in cases. not particularly those emu
merated in the advertisement, expecting that they
would test my merits as practitioner and the re-
suit of my practice has been thus lar satisfactory TO
nv patients and myself Nor do ! deem 1t neces
sary to fill columns of the newspapers with iulsome
empirc and bombastic advertisements processing
nv ability TO heal all diseases flesh is heir to, for to
do that must be something more than man, but to
give those that are afflicted with VENEREAL
CHRONIC, and other diseases, 70 understand. from
long experience, am fully competent to treat them
successfully.
NJ regard for the dignity Of the medical profes-
IL I, ,shi b have the honnrt beA',.ss aSsr1 roe
from committing any act savoring OF rank quack-
cry, and regard for my own dignity would prevent
my placing myself on q par with quacks aud nos
trum vendors Of the present age.
| offer no genuine or fraudulent certificates or
puff Of my superior qualihcationsas apractitioner
neither do ! assume TO myself medical hOnors to
which am not entitled, but merely ask those who
are diseased to read the different advertisements
relating to the cure Of private diseases, and Judge
for themselves where to apply for relief My
rooms are so arranged that can be consulted in
privacy at all hours Of the day, from O'Clock In
the morning until in the evening
RTT- Persons with Chronic Diarrhea Dysentery,
Local Weakness, Nervous Debility, Low Spirits,
Lassitude. Weakness of the Limbs and Back Indis-
position Loss Of Memory, Aversion to Society,
Love of Solitude Timidity, Sefdistrust, Dizziness
Headache, Pains in the Side, Affection Of the Eyes
Pimples on the Face, Sexual and other Infirmates
in Man, &c, win find il important to consult Dr.
CHARLES ii TozEE at his office, Sixth street, be
tween J and X, Sacramento. NY
C. H. TOZER, NJ. D.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-11-03
Read and Reflect.
DR.. ChG's III. T0zer's Card 10
the afflicted of California.

IN approaching any new course of systematic in
4 quiry there are certain points concerning which
the inquirer should always be careful TO satisfy
himself lie should comprehend distinctly what the
subject Of inquiry is--Health and Disease.
And we can form and Tx IN our minds clear
conception Of the state Of Health we shall have no
difficulty in understanding what is meant by Dis
case. But beyond, not above these objects OF in
yestigation Of the human body, we have another
and still nober end. II is TO lay before you in such
plain terms that you cannot be mistaken and will
know where to apply for relief
Iuse the word Of "dsease' generally, and be-
fore speak of the signs of particular diseases, 1t
viii be proper to take general view Of symptoms.
When person is troubled or afflicted with disease,
which causes a werkness of the back and limbs,
pain in the head, dimness of sis ht loss of muscu-
lar power, palpitation Of the heart irratability,
neryo onsness, dyspepsia arrangement of the diges-
tive functions, general debility symptoms of con-
sumption, and many others, which are better ex-
planned than put on paper, and requires Medical or
Surgical Attention. it would be well for them to
inquire If thare is a physician who iscompetent TO
attend them, and who understands the application
Of medicine, and whose SCIENTIFIC ATTAIN
MENTS in his profession and whose age and ex-
perionce entitle him to your confidence. Consider
these things DIR. O. II. TozER has concluded to in
form you that afflicted advertising his place of
business stating that he has beena successful prac-
titioner for over twenty-five years and has
ATTENDED AND CURED HUNDREDS,
when they have been considered by other physi-
clans, and have been pronounced by them past re-
covery Therefore you can rely upon him one
whom sEoRECY and the utmost confidence can be
placed.
DR.. C. H. T would invite all that are afflicted to
call on him. and If he does not administer for them
there win be no charge made. Let no false deliea-
cy prevent yon, but apply immediately and save
! yourself from the dreadful consequences which
must follow those who neglect TO receive atten.
dance
! DR. c. II. Tozer's Office is on Sixth street, neal
/ the Belvidere Hotel, between and X streets. Hil
rooms are so arranged that the Doctor can be con
sultsd without the fear of molestation.
gzs~ Office hours, from in the morning until {
in the evening, -ns&
@. II. TOZER, MD,
dee6 lily 9th st., between X X Sac. City.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-11-03
Club House Cir
TO THE PUBLIC

uNHIS celebrated in-pretending to not D.,
bat what 1t Il. viz; pure ana unadultlri.
article and assuming no artificial merits OF waa.
il not. as some Of It's rival iustators do
eight wears Of public approval and very exlea
sales In the cities Of New York Philadelph.a U.
ton. and the western cities, has been pronounl t
Inc public, as well as by the best medical and
.i0c authorities throughout the United STATE.
the Canadas. TO be superior, not only az bever.,
~ general use. TO any other article conn :.
art inst Il. but is unequalled in It's medical e8 q
CIV in all classes Of complaints. To persons tlr
cling in these days Of rapid transit from cas- ID
west north and south. and more particular "a
those crossing the lsthmus, and who are const uh
changing their water as well as their cliuate-
are drinking, indeed, a dozen kinds Of water
every twenty-four hours, and each dranght s
tanning some property acting IN chemical ami &.
nism 10 the proceeding one, thereby oausine 4.
unnatural degree OF excitement TO the st0ml a-
Il Is positively aud absolutely necessary 10 Use,
counteraoting agent From the fact that this -
Gle is prepared expressly to meet such exigen g
and to act as we know il viii act as an antid
we confidently prescribe it as the very best art
In the country. The name Of Aromatic Schei !
Schnapps has never been attached ia any We
this article
THE LONDON CLUB HOUSE GIN
Requires none Of the usual caution 10 the pul
20 ttMNIt Oh fnhuttliAlt1f ~ hNAhkf iAA' Att %
genuine articles, beyond the base art Of cour
feting.
THE LONDON CLUB HOUSE GIN
Is an antidote to the horrible adulteraton 70 vt
everything alcoholic is submitted the noyia
posons made up and sold as
aromatic Sehieddm Sehnaps, sc.
THE LONDON CLUE HOUSE GIN
Requires no "word Of advice no caution 20 y
public Those who once drink H. find the sacr
ty in its virtues against the vicious temptat
Of drinking any Of is vile limitations, even uu5|
"adyice;n while those who "caution the pu0
against counterfeiters, have themselves been Cd
toned by the public to beware Of any but
Tie London Club House Gin.
WIN. II. DAILY, Sole Proprietor, n
NorE-Thc unexampled success Of THE / /
Club House Gin has induced host Of imila
who are putting up an inferior article, under
lar titles. Purchasers will please notice The
smile of the signature Of the undersigned on
label.
ess- For sale by all the pritcipal Liquor 7 \
ers in San Francisco
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