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WANrED-A SITUATION, AS A PROGRESSED
w cook, In private famy by respectable middle aged
woman IL competent In pastry and baking bread would
have objection do the plain washing give the beat
Guy reference CAL address for two days at Isl lst
l2th
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100 Barrels Of Apples for the European Mar
ket--Newown pppns, carefully handled, in barrels,
nee rom spots and In first rate packages Also every other
ngtO a street lbany NJ "
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Merit Outlfvcs Observation-Disclosures who are
discriminating will OF see No. 1886 Bowery that
CANIhELs beautifully made CATERS a ~ and i4s are
not equaiied other establishment tanreH N assert
ing this TACT only the sentiments OF his customers VINO
In the opinion that he cannot DO exceed as
maker Of ladies' CATERS.
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kyon, at each Worlds Convention,

Takes The prize for his inventon
For his hask's indeed q Nemesis
= clearing of insecta any premises.
Lyons Magnetic Powder destruction OF in
sec,s rats and MICE IA Broadway South Eighth street,
Philadelphia.
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EoUND-A PAIR OF GOLD sPEcTACLEs, THE OWN
IL have them by proving property and paying
charges, on inquiry ut l02 Chambers street
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Improved Cotton Gins.

Thankful for past favours the subscriber wish.
rs To inform The public that he still manufac.
tnrcB Cotton Gins ut his cslnlIi>lment in State.
burg, on The most improved and approved plan.
which he thinks that The Gotten ginned on one
Of those gins Of the Int. improvement i, worth
nj least Il quarter Of u cent more than the cot.
ton ginned on the ordinary gin. lie also man
uturtnres them on the most simpls construction,
Of the finest finish and ui the hnsi materials ; 10
wit, Steel Saws and Steel Plated Ribs Cuse
hardened which he will sell for 90 per Saw
He also repairs old gins and puts them in CON.
plrte order mt the shortest notice. All orders for
Gins will be promptly and pnnctually attended
to. WILLIAM ELLISON.
Stnteburg, Sumter Dist, s. T.. April |, Gm
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>ATlNETS, TWEEDS, JEANS, &c.
FOR FAMILY USE.

ROSE, WHITNEY and BATH Blankets.
RED and WHITE FLANNELS.
English and .Amcrit an PRINTS and CAM.
DRICS.
LINENS, Of Richardson celebrated make,
fur Shreting>, Shirtiny., Pillow Cases, Table
Damnsks, Doylies, Napkins, T"wrllings. DE-.
lIurkntmrk Dinpers, Fruit Cloths, Grass DO.
Apron Linens, &c.
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Notice.

There is no use in talking, the subscri.
Der has closed his business for the pur-
pose of settling, aud must lra We money 10
meet pressing demands, and hopes that
those who are in his debt will appreciate
his necessities, come forward aud settle
Immediately. T. u. FRIERSON.
Jan. II, 1855 ii If
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N.@.b

EXTRA BAc">GE.--.A E'rcnchman
wishing to take the stage, was asked
il he had any extra baggage. Extra
ba.sggngr:. Vat do you call lat!- II have
no baggage 1T alI, but my tree trunks.
five dogs, aud von black girl
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TO MERCHANTS.
NTt:RS. AND OTHERS


J., the Undersigned. formerly Of New York
City. but now II permanent resident, Of Char
lrst"n, Am prepared TO do anything in the
one of Il General Agency and Commission
business entrusted to rae. ] will make pnrci,a-
ses of Dry t'oodt, Groceries. Hardware. Boots,
SlIoes, Fancy Gonda. Drugs, : Paints, Oils,
Fruits, ~Jcwelry, Confectionery, Books, Sta
Ii"ncry. Liquors, Cloihing, or anything else
that can be obtained either in this city or New
iu~k, Boston m Philadelphia and on us good
terms, If not better, than the Merchants or
Planters hemaelyes could buy them, thereby
saving them The necessary cxorhitaut expenses
attending Il will 10 this city. ] will also at
tend promptly To any Banking Or Insurance
business that ] may be favored with. and will
make payment of debts. From my long c1.
Irrienrc in IL general mercantile business. I
am fully convinced that ! can give perfect sat.
isfnction. and a,it the most fastiiions taste in
my selections. For my services l shall re-.
Iu,re u modern.e commission, according to
llr nature OF The business.
DAVID NJ. AXI.AN,
Office over Birds Store, 225 King.street
Charleston, ). G,
Jan. l0il,, 1855. 10 "
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Poetry.
For the banner.
MoaRacr's Darlsssg Hsah

i"~ehaVa naAsuauoE hbS0Uys
Where j the bat,y /. Bess its heart,
Where is muZza's darling boy
Does it hold Its it tie hands apart,
'fhc dearest, bessed toy!
Aud so it does, .and will its title chin
Grow just rs fnt us butter
And will il poke its title finder in
Iii ,unnin little mouth. md mutter
Niccy, wicey wurls,
Just like lille yeller birds?
AND so il will, and 81 it may,
No mn tier what its pappy, NANNY say
And does it wink its little eyeses,
When it's mad, and ups md crises
Ami does it squall like chick.a.dees
At every thing it sees!
Well il does. why not | pray,
Amt. it muzza's darling every dny.
oh! what's the matter! Oh my ! oh my
What makcs my sweetest chicken ky;
oh nasty, ugly pin, 10 pick it,
It's muzzn's durliny little kicket;
Tl,er: ! there she throw it in
The fire. the kuel wicked pin,
There! hush my honey, 90 10 sleep,
Rocked in Z kudle Of Il deep.
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Guns, Ammunition, Fishing
Tackle, &C.
JOHN Mll4DHER.

Manufacturer, Importer and Wholesale
n"a Retail De0her IN Shot, Guns,
Rifles, Pistols, Fishing Iarkis. ant
all Kinds IF sporting Apparatus,
Together with a general assortment Of
MATERIALS FOR GUN MAKERS.
". u. Ger. of WAS meat Nsad
SECOND Streets. g1sab1MelGaGs Ia lao .
All ri which, and such other articles as
belong to his line OF business, will be sold
as low AS can he afforded by ANY establish
nicnt III the United States.
In testimony OF his skill as a manufacture
err, the Franklin Institute of Philadelphia,
has awarded to him sine 1910, two ccrtiti-
caits, six silver met...,s, and one recall
premium; and in 1851, the Crystal Palace
of New York, awarded To him a medal, the
only one awarded Tor Shot, Guns and H..
ilcs in the United States.
krider's Sporting Anecdotes illns-
trative OF certain varieties OF American
Game, with remarks on the Character OF
the Dog, Field. Dogs, Snipe, Woodcock,
DUAL, Partridge, Duck and Pidgeon mattel,
shooting, on the Rice Bunting or Read
Bird Grass pIovcr, Hull.headcd or Colder
Plovcr, Canvass Back and Red Headed
Duck. American Widgeon, Scnup Duck
and Canada Goosc.-Pricc $l.W.
Address JOHN KRiDER, Second and
Walnut, Philadelphia.
Aug. 81 1854 ii ~.
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To the Physicians of the
West.

Ind to oil "ho use LiY"or as .Mcdi.
cine or as a Hcrerugr.
DHYSICIANS who prescribe Alcoholic Ii.
L pnors for medicinal purposes should give
The preference the preference 10 WOL.FE'S
SCHiEDAM AROMATIC SCIIN AApPS.
l.. 1t is manufactured III Srhir,lam in IIol-
land exclusively in the Iic.ory Of The rroprie-
tor, by processes aud from material clScN here
unemployed and unknown.
=. il is proved Ivy the repeated analysis Of
seNeml eminent chemists, Ia he entirely free
from the pcrniciuus fiiSil oil which remains in
every kind of liquor distilled from gram, and
which is the cause ui the nervous and visceral
derirc for hahi.nal and Incorporate indul.
grire. which such liquors invariably tend TO
surrrinlnce.
j II ~ proved ny ll.r same ];;iia7Tiiig tests
that the Juniper Gin is not Favored will, the
coarse, acrid and ind in,iigeJriblc oil of jupiter
heretofore used, but With the specifically light.
er, more volatile, aromatic and medicinal of
the two essential oils of the Italian Juniper.
berry. neglected by every other manufactures
i. Is is chemically proved Ia he absolutely
pure in its rrctitication-a qualify Obtained by
mn entirely new process and which no other
Holland Gin in The world has acquired.
>. II il proved by extensive medicinal eIlE..
rience and testimony, Ia he an efficient rs
well n M agreeable remedy in many cases of
inciPient drupsy. gravel, chronic govt. rieu.
rnntisIn, iinluicnrr, collie, connections in the
kidney or bladder, dysI~Isia, fever and nyue,
general debility, sluggish circulation Of the
blood, deficient assimiluriIy of iuui and e1-
lm,istrd vital energy.
Il. 1T is u most grateful and rcnoyatin. cor
dial, and When used az directed, never in.
flames the system or induces inel,rictv, hut
| tends rather /" suhlur the latter irailiy, hy
Crcating a DISLIKE to all inferior liquors. And
il invariably currcrts the i'll effects of bad
water, whether III swarnpv or limestone dis.
tricts. In all these enumerated qualities il
has no rival in any market in the world.
Since The introduction Of this celebrated
medicinal beSera"e INTO the United States, n
number Ut EiJuor lInuses in New York and
other larger ciiieS have commenced counter.
triiing il. The genuine IL only sold in quart
and pint bottles. hunds omely wrapped, in
yellow paper, with my name on the bottle
cork, ind label. ! would nd, Use those who
use it incidentally, I" purchase hy the bottle
rs Bars and Hotels frequently fill my bottles
with uminun gin aud sell il for tie genuine.
For sale lay all the respectable Druggists III the
United States.
The word "Sri,nnr y hri"nus exclusively
to my article. all others are counIcrfriis.
For sale in Charleston, :. C., 10y the follow
ing firms
r.. NJ. Cohen & Co. Nelson Garter.
liuyiiani, Ilarrcl N 60. john r. O'NraII.
klinch n Wickenburg. 4. kir>irh n Go.
A. Van Dolein. Tloma. t.. Clyde.
I.tnnruu Il Iu% rkmy-r. Follm j. Fourvranl.
And hy respectable Druggists and Grucrrs
in til. Cniicd States.
UnOI.pHO WOLFE,
Sole Manufacturer and Importer,
i. 81 aud =: HEAVIER Street. y. Y.
April IL, l>,' =" en-.
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the first OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES three
times and hoed twice.
In November the potatoes were
gathered, the ridges being opened by
the plough running twice through each
row, . boy following the FIRST time, to
puck up such potatoes as might fall
back into tho furrow, and be troddcn
upon by the horse ms he returned
The potatoes were very large, and
there Was no disease among them. a
large portion Of them were brought
to this market this spring and sold
for 81 10 per busI,cl. The yield WIS
sol bushels to the acre.
In Spain, the members of the high.
or classes, particularly The women,
have received but IN incomplete and
superficial education. They have
scarcely read anything. Their attain.
mcnts arc limited to The most Gle.
mcntary notions of history and litera.
turc. They lave no philosophical
knowledge, and ale ignorant Of the
condition Of other nations, especially
Protestant nations. Their imagina.
tons are lively, but ilI.discil'lincd.-
The lower classes know scarcely any.
thing, except some parts Of u Lad
catccllisrn. In whole cantons, scarce.
" an individual is to be found who
cam rcad and write. Yet they ilna.-
Inc that there arc no people OH earth
who eau" be compared with Sruniards.
We arc ruined, not by what we
really want, but by What we think VIC
do; therefore. never 30 abroad in
search Of Your wants, they will come
home in search OF YOU: Tor he that
buys what he does not want, will
. o want hat he cannot buy.
On 4 late excursion up the Missis'
siIpi, gentleman in the Mushroom
said |" The captain OF the boat:
Cant You give me y clean towel,
captain1'
No.. said the captain, "lnorc than
fifty passengers have used tic towel
there, and You arc the first one that's
said 4 word about it."
'Pomp, vas We ever drunk! No:
| WAS intoxicated wild ardent pitts
once, and DAFT huff Tor {, Oakley.
DE Lord bless YOU. Caesar, my head
felt rs if it was an clubhouse: all dc
n'ssers in lie world appeared to be
splitting wood in it,
a- 60
EXTRA B~AG"AGE.--.A l'rcncIlman
| ~visllinr Ia t.l:, .!.:> c.r.. w;~ ,~E.,I
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Special Notice.

THE firm of Il. C. WEBBfCo, hereto.
L fore existing, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. The debts of the firm
are assumed and will lie settled by Il. s.
Webb, and the notes and accounts due
the firm are placed in bis hands, being the
only authorized person 10 collect or other
wise dispose Of the same
r. G.. WEBB
Feb. 18th 1850 X. S. WEBB
~-R. 8. WEBB takes this means of
informing the public that he will here
after carry or the mercantile business,
upon his W responsibility, at the old
stand Of X. c. WEBBfCo, where he in.
vites a call from all the customers of the
late firm of II. G. WEBB&Co as we'll rs
the public generally.
Feb. %, IL If.
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ID19. STAgONaa,S
COMOPUND SANATEVE PILLS.

lDl&. Cd NQasS
nnN,npuvn c.va,urv, v,,,.
dVNAVFuNU SASAlHvE PHALSs
THESE PILLS ARE EN- rIRELY yEGE.
TABLE. AND ARE A MOST SJ;pERI0R
MEDICINE in tn. cur. Of all H;l;ous T:ou,N
,Iu;ut.. Du.uru,u f,o,tirrur,, I;,rr f"m.
rpLu;nf, Six Hendnrh,. Los. Of A,y,I;,. ,n5 IN
lingering diseases.
THEY PIRIFY nIoOD rOI-.,..
lZE THE CIRCIiLATION. RESTUnE
THE LIVER. KIDNEYS IND III
SEt.RETORS rs ri 4 liz IiiV
TONE AND ACTION. and n..n An; n;i;nr.
Family Meiicin. they hay. ma rnuni'
prir,. y, cents npi bo1.
Also.
~ S,n,n,
lDHs. SHHSdDNq H'S
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nsc dscnalc vviah tiny wife.

he gentle .! fur you little know
How many trials rise;
Although to thee they may be snail,
10 her OF giant size.
BE gentle !! though perclIunce that lip
May speak n %murmuring tone,
The heart may beat with Kindness yet,
Aud joy 10 be thine OWN.
Be gentle! weary hours of pain
IT'S wOman's lot to bear ;
Then yield Ter what support thou car,st,
And all her surrows share.
BE gentle for the noblest lieartp
Al tunes may have some grief,
AMI even in Il Ie,iish world,
May seek to find relief.
Be gentle! for %unkin,lness now
Mly ro,Isc IN angry storm,
Flat all the after years of life
In vain mag strive to calm.
Re gentle ! non" are perfect
Tfiuu'rt dearcr far than lif.,
Then, husband, bear, and still torJrar--
he gentle to thy wife.
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Notice.

The subscriber having completed his ar.
engagements for making Sash, Blinds and Pan.
hell Doors begs leave 10 inform his friends and
The public, that he is prepared to furnish at
short notice, Sash ofall sizes primed and glazed.
Blinds to suit any size windows, painted or not,
and Pannell Doors of any size OF make. A por.
ton Of public patronage is respectfully solicited.
His work is all done by hand and Ont o fgOod
seasoned material.
500 lights of 8 /. 10 Sash ready for delivery
to suit windows ofl2, ~, or ~ lights.
JAMES BELL.
Sumterville. April, II, 1854. "a It
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HENRY MUTT,
Factor and Forwarding
AA&@AMAWa
WHINING IN. N. C..

Will give prompt personal attention to the
sale, or forwarding OF Cotton, Naval.stores,
or any other produce, or TO the purchase
and forwarding Of Merchandise.
REFERENCE
F.. p. HALL. Pre't Br'h Blk. Winnings
DR.. THos. II. WRIGHT, ton,
o. G. PARSLEY, Pre't C"1 Bk. N. C.
Gen. w. w. %llAELLEE, N,.
McDoNALp& CEAwfoED, ~
Col. f.. w. CHAELEs, n.u
G.. ]. w. McCALI,
Mai. WV. HA.NswoETm, cu,,o,
joins !. MonEn. ~
Ocl. l, 1911 - ~.
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Wholesale Tin Ware
FACTORY.

q. II. NERONCE g. BROTHER
Uruirr< in Plain ~.Lup0nmci TIN Ware,
Take this method of informing their
friends and customers tliut they have re-
Gently made large additions to their ina
~cllinery 80 as to enable them to supply
tile great demand in the above line with
meatncss and despatch. Our ware is OF the
best make and warranted not to leak.
The country trade supplied OH liberal
terms.
63, Suatc.st. (ncar the markell Charleston
November 81, 1854 GIN
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Wanted.

THREE NEGRO BOYS, from Is 10 Is
years old, i'm Apprentices to the Carpenter
Trade, under BEN, Foreman Of Wins New
St"re, nuw being put upon sight of the old
Tavern in Snmiervilie.
4. !. MOSES.
Nov. 90. 1881
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Theatres and Exhibitions.

AcAprNY or This evening Donlzstts Rne opera
Of "Luerrxia Borgisu wili be performed. Nine stefe
rome Who has recently arrived foom Mexico and Havaua
will spg the role Of Lucrezis As this distinguished
ste has appeared In this city for some time pre-
sumo she viii be greeted by rdsd and enthusiastic
ssns vestysn and the great favorits bartoDe Sig Ba
dali win sustain the other leading parts In the east
Broadway TnyArSx-Miss Eloise Bridges win take her
benefit this evening which the last but one o. hsr
present engagement she viii appear this oc ;ason
Margaret klmore, In the popular play Of Loves Sscr
fee :" sr Conway viii ably support Der ~ Matthew n
more and the other characters udcousy east Tho
favOrte farce Of "a Lady and Gentleman in Peculiarly
Perplesirg Predicament,n IL the sfterpiece.
BowtRy TInATRg-The American dramatist, Mr.. j. T.
Durvsge, will have q complimentary benefit this
ming Three very good pieces viii be played, viz -
"Othele,n the Drama OF The "Wreck Ashore and the
farce Of Your ife's In Danger" Mr. and Mrs. " s.
Conner will enact the principal ct aracters In the frs
piece and Mr. Durvage play the part OF Jenny Startling
In the second.
Burrows THpATRE two great fAvo-ite pieces or
the isS rious Family and tToods Burton 10 his two
great characters will be given this evening Mrs. Bur
tors annual benefit win come on Monday evening
next.
w,ulcK's THrlrRr -sberidsn's great comedy Of tho
"sehool for Scandal win be given thu evenlng-Mr
Blake Sir Peter Teazle, Lester C6srles snrfAoe
Iyott Joseph Surface and Mrs Hoey Lady Tesrls
my Sister Kate will also be played. The proceeds are
for the benefit OF Mrs. Boey. This lady IL deservedy
very much admired actress, and We hope her friends
viii give her substantial proof Of their estimation %,
her talents as an actress y,
AxnIcAs MrsKux.-The very amusing piece Of rh4
Wsathsrsocf and the iaushsbls farce o. ne "1ok IN
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The District Attonsy-I would rather not state and
win wave the question for the present.
g Were You hsshsspsr on board the Martha Washing
q where ga you srs. s.e.n. acquainted With Ki.-
trial about the Martha Washington, at Columbus.
DID Kssane ever give anything to keep for himS
Q. What was it9 A. A small vial Of magnesia.
O. Did you ever sec that bottle opened2 A. Yes
O. What was in III A. There were thirteen $500 bills
Kisssne himself brosght Il from Cincinnati and gave
IT to HIM he kept the bills the vial opened at my
them out
bottle; was laid careessy the bedroom table and
remained there until Kissane took it away.
O. Had Kssane been to your house before he escaped
from the oihcer9 Question waived.
Witness--when returned from Cincinnati went to
question out there and gave it to him; next saw him
two or three weeks after, when ! went out again to
sparows; think next saw him in Buffalo; he staid
with me about an hour; few weeks after he came
into my house again; saw him altogether three or
four times at my house.
By the Ju6ge-Q When were the bills taken out Of
the bottlef A. The bills taken out at my house;
when first brought the bottle TO Kissane at Sparrows
be told me to bring II back to Buffalo which did.
Witness The bottle was q small square vial; II bore
aprnted label marked +" Magnesia' it sealed up;
there white powder in the bottle besides the
and never saw the bottle money Afterwards.
O. Did kissape assign any reason for his escapeP
New h wspsa 10 make Gut Ss hss ons
IT, but he had DO band in it, he told me this Spar
rows house, one occasion when went out there to
see him.
O. Did he speak Of any particular forgery A. Yes,
he spoke Of the forgery the Chemical Bank he saId
that II he came down to New York Mr. Findey would
have against him. in order to get clear Of it him
self.
Did he tell you about this forgery before he took
the bills out Of the bot lie, afterwsrdsi A. Before
What did he say when he took the bills ont Of the
bother A. He said that IS soon ss he got away he
would send my wife present. remarked that IL those
bills belonged 70 the Chemical Bank he had better send
them down to New York; and get clear of the scrape
he answered "that II would be all folly" brought $500
in rman bills from Cincinnati to Kssane; couple Of
them were tes on the Chemical bank there we're also
$40 bills got the two $50 bills changed into gold
O. BY the Judge.-Why did you get the bills changed
into goid2 A. At Kissane's request did 80.
O. Did any 60 with you to Cincinnatl2 A. My
wife went with me- took charge Of the packages; /
supposed the bottle contained poison directed to be
taken OF it remained in the table until
Kissane took il away
Further examination of this witness was here post
poned, and the Court adjourned for the day
The Georgetown news., 1855-08-09

DARING OUTRAGE-DREADFUL TRAGEDY.
The Sacramento Union of yesterday has
the following:-
AT 10 o'clock P. NJ. on Monday last, two
Under SheriffS left Drytown for Jackson,
with foreign miners taxes, which they had
been collecting. Two miles out they were
attacked by twelve Mexicans and after fir
ing all the shots they had, retreated to Dry
town, and raised a gang to pursue the rob-
bers, and followed them to Rancheria, two
miles beyond Drytown. On reaching that
place, they found that the Mexicans had ar
rived there in advance of them, and that
they had rushed into the house and store of
Mr.. Francis, (partner Of Sheath, Arnold &
Co., of this city shooting and killing every
person in the room-fve, including Mr.. f.
and one woman. They broke open the safe
with an axe, robbed it Of its contents and
then fed.
The driver of the Drytown and Jackson
stage to whom we are indebted for the
above intelligence, says that the entire
country is alive With persons searching for
the murderers.
The Georgetown news., 1855-08-09

While the Press throughout the State
are speaking in praise of the skill and scientific
attainments of the celebrated DR.. j. c. YOUNG,
of San Francisco, we wish to add to the weight
Oi the testimonies and recommendations of those
who are acquainted with several cures and who
have been benefited by his treatment. They
speak of him as the most scientific practitioner
they ever met with; and when is added to that
generous man and a perfect gentleman, as he
Is known to be, it would be advisable for the af
1cted fellow men to call upon him in preference
to all others. Not only has he treated the sick
with success, but by his Medical works, partlcu-
lary the Pocket Esculapius, he has warned the
well ones how to avoid sickness and deaths Get
his works and read them, and you will have the
same opinion of him that all do when acquaint-
ed with him.
His Office is over Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express
and Banking Establishment, corner Of Montgom-
cry and California sts., San Francisco. [9l-lm.
The Georgetown news., 1855-08-09
a8- Syphilis and Gonorrhea In the

aB Syphilis and Gonorrh9a I'm the
inst stages cured in a few days, and the seconda-
r. symptoms relieved in the shortest possible
time A cure guaranteed or no pay. Sperma-
torrhea, or Local Weakness, Nervous Debility,
Low Spirits, Lassitude, Weakness of the Limbs
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