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TO MY CUSTOMERS.

TNHE SUBSCRIBER, thaul.r"l for the
u patronage 50 literally eNann'oi 10
hun. Tor tho last two years, hv ats friends
and the ru't5ic generally. worLl respectful
" iniorn them. that. he has Just open q
large stock Of the very best Drugs. Ne,li-
r,nes. Chemicals Foreign and D,mestIc-
ra'ert Medicines and rerfumeries, the
whole ct which is warranted ~ e NJ The
very best quality having also made ar
rangement, u keep up cone'an, supply,
he i e,aNed I, afford every thng Il, his
llne Of business. on thu most reasonable
terms, by strict attention 10 business he
y pcs III" continuance Of tie patronage So
hitetally extended 10 HIM heretofore.
Planters and others are respectfully eoli-
cited to eyamlue his stock before pu,chas-
lug elSeN here
NJ Physicians Prescriptions put mp at
al hours OF the day and night With ntc,ua.
~ AMI d'spdfft. !. L. WALLET,
ian23 y. Druggist
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JOSEPH MckIrKlCk,
.1rChttprtIS' ~ uiIHGr.
ssop on Florida, E1st If Milne s.

I WOULD nESpFtTFrLLT ea'l the
l. attention ~ he public ~ my Grange
ments for the New Year Having made
arrangements with one Of The he.H manu-
featuring e,tahl,shn e,is. IL Cincinnati
! am prepared to iutnish 9ash. Doors and
Blinds made cf the hest Whit Pine I.u,n-
her. and Of superior workmanship and
much cheaper than can he made IN the
South Persons wishing ~ build would
tind it 'o their advantage 10 consult me
before building
Orders from the country earnestly scli-
cited, Country work Of ALL kinds rfomnt-
|, attended tc IN the most workman,ke
manner
Plans aud specification for city and crnn-
Try Houses suburban Villas. etc given in
the West approved STYLES. All kinds NJ
job Work attended 70 with nea'neee and
dispatch. Water Cis'erns made vi he hest
material. nn7o
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III 0esefleneeo
ELEGANCE AND ECONOMY ~,
lMON r. CO


TI,lrd street. Opposite the Past 0fsice.
THEREBY give notice to the public, that
they have now IN store the most ele-
CANT and varied stock cfGents Furnishing
Goods " ths|City That his prices for C,sn
are dpw,, at the very lowest finnrn, and he
il resolved 10 sell "a cheap ae The cheapest
Or give ~ The ehast IN TIE a'tenr!
The following programme is offered FOR
Gents consideration.
COZ rs.
Black Cloth Ftcck' and nress r"afe: Col
c,ed business coats Fancy taes'n'-
and Tweed coats. snits to match.
OVER COATT
Pilot. Beaver. Felt and N'nha're; ove,ena's
made long for planters use. Also
Cloaks and lal.nas Of the latest ST le
PANTS.
Black cloth and no.skin Pants Fancy
Cashmere Pants
VESTS.
Velvet. Plush, silk. Satin ard Cashmere
Together with Linen Shi,s.i Bns do.
Twede do Drawers. tot'rn and Ne,'nr
Socks. silk and Satin do, Italian C,ava's
TcuIatls, Linen lldkfs. Jnv'tse. KID. Sl|k
and Felt Hats. Cloth Caps. Boots, aud
Shoes Silk and Cotton Umbrellas. Leather
Trunks, Travelling Hsgs In sho't et"Fy-
thing app.rtainips to gent'enan's ward
robe. 'an.22 V,
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Eull Season has Opened
j. SIMON & cos
TAPITOI rUkAp S7'ORFIf
N"r Is your time ladies ~ Gcntle",c"
x1syyE nrssat xY .y-.
Corner Til u 6 F1a1'in Sc. .--

Nor Is your tlunc ladies ~ Gentlemen.
WE r,rst respectfully announce " The irhaGd
W tauts ~ Na'cu Rouge arA vicinity. ana ~
r,,r friends N general, that We hav" INV in strte
A ful supply "t Ladies' and gants garments uu,
stock consists viz;
Tsp LADIES DFr,uvMENv.
Alaracaa, nc,nba,ines and pa,rrnr, Ccc,ed
pl,n and plaid
s,awls. in great variety md rfrich pattern
Embroidered and Dotted swiss tor Saitses.
nnteca " Al! descriptions F"
French and English Ma, inca If al cclnre.
Cashmere anu Muslin IL Lanes, plaid. rlain
and figured.
silks plaid, plain, also Prussia sta ann Mo-.
antique
silk pppin Rob '. and Fancy Rail Dresses
Wnfstrd riaids, ri every quality.
Tamas ct the latest erle, hlnck AMI rnlc,ed
Ladies' cloth frt Talm,s, rf pve,y colo"
ahaws, Cash ,erp de innnan WorsteJ
TOGETHER WIN
Sets cf Hruetrn, Luce. Crlla,e. Ehirisettea and
Sleeves Mourning Collars and vei's, Hand
VI. mud en,hrridetea of All kinds JON
v'us Kid 9lavee # a'l colnrs
DOME TlCS
Such NJ plain and figured flannels; French md
American Blankets Iinen sud Cotton Shcetiugs
Nlearhed and Rrrwn Cotton IT tha tpst h,auts
SWISS Mueltn Iaccnet and l,ish Iirena: linen
Diapers, Tcwang, Quilts n every size: Cur.
tain pamasks;. NIusues for Musqui'o ha,ss Fun
nitn,e prints; Musl'us fer Curtains: aud all that
can b. reuni, 4 for a ladies' wardrobe
ALSO large stock Of hosiery, aud trimmings in
great variety. II. n27l
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STATE or LOUISIANA a,,sF 9,
East Ration H"pge-S'yh ,lut'vial Dis
t,iet Count -1rnv krnN.pr, H,tletfn-
tor VS. SAMUEL I,LLy lutor-IN
DY VI1'1TI of y writ ri # +, Issued
- in The above entitled ard numbered
cause. an Ia me directed f,om the Hon
Sixth Judicial n,s' tou,t Parish and State
aln,esa'i ! viii oGn. 81 public al at TIE
Count House door, Of sand Parish. IN the
City Of Baton Rouge on Sutuldnu. The Isl
ddG " Wa1Th neat. u. 1876. all the ,lght
ttir interest aud laihs ut the iaien,l4n'
Samuel Lilly. tufns N and ic l's uu,t ga
ged property herelnaite, set forth ard Dies
eiibed. t. Wit
A ce'ta'r tract nf land, cr Plantation sit
uated IN De Parish II Iasf Baton Rouge
at about Y ! miles from the City uf Baton
Rouge. and containing one hundred and
twenty-five acres. move or less. and hcnu-
led on he north Nv Thos. peval'. west hv
DR. Ihouas Henderson and south and
east by Nessrs Sale and Fosev. together
with all the Buildings and improvements
theison
= .>'su the following named Slaves tp WIT
Jordan, a Negro Il Y. aged about sixteen
Years (lG), John. q Negro Boy. aged about
llil fourteen years, and Dallas. Negro
Boy. aged about tl9) twelve Yeas
Seized I" pay and satisfy the Judgment,
interest and cost in the above eu,,tIeh and
numbered cause
Terms of sale. Cash. with the benefit of
the aprfalsnment
January 9th, 1856 II. V. BARN.
t,L,,; n
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SAFES ny THF SHERIFF
SwcccsajOn Sale.

STATE OF LOUISIANA SIKH Judi
rial District Co"t-Pn,ish 81 Essl Ha-
ton Rouge IN ~. matter " The Sucres-
sion Jouv A. SMART decd. No d7o
.Frrl,aia "
DY VIRTUE ri a commission issued in
- the above succession and To- me dirac-
tod from Ihe Non Sixth Judicial District
Court. N ard fer the Farteh Of East lsaiou
Rouge. will cfpl at rubir sale, on the
t,1eufisoe Whereon he deed last re iltd
u this Fa,sh Pact Baton Rouge on The
Anite r,ver, at about 4 n,iles from tn"
city Of Baton Rouge. on
MONDAY. the n5th nf Eeh.urry. 1859.
at II o'clock A. NJ Of snih day, the person
snnal property hereinafter set forth end
described belonging 10 the succession If
John a >na,t, late ot said Parish, lesd !.
IL wit
Two sor,el horses. me lav lorea, @na
lugo anI harness, n lu' # flaming Il enSls
and one shot enn and suutitv t'hel "t'f cies
n ler,,s Of eale-GASH
thl2 ~ V EAEIN. Shortly
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TuE Fam DAvs.-This season is
now upon ua. As it is a brief one
fairs and concerts may he loked for
in rapid succession. Two or three are
spoken Of FIR next week The first to
be Catholic Fair, at the former resi-
dence of S. NJ. Hart. corner of Church
and Lafayette streets, opposite the
Harvey House. The second a CON
cert of the Episcopal church Ladies
at the llarney House.
The great trouble. Of knowing what
to do with the surplus revenue Of the
private treasury. may here find ahan-
nel. The public are respectfully in
vited to attend
A. Mr.. Aminaiab Sleek would say.
" A small collection will be taken up
Mt the door"
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CIR Daily Gn11let.
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BATON NOUGE.:...a::.:FfB 90. 1850.

LECTURE To-NleHr DIR Saml
BARD, State Superintendent Of Public
Education. will deliver a lecture on
EDUCATION, in the Hall Of the House of
Representatives tonight. The public
generally are invited to attend.
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INSURANCE..
sc,th.,. Mutual Insurance Company
IT Hatcn Rouge.

Eo,StteSn Mutual ynsUsence Cas.. ur.s y
IT Hat"n Rouge,
'nccrpc-oted ~ Act q feristafu'e II Iop;stona,
Apr,oye1, Na,'ci i2th, 1865
a authorised Capital. :;:.. a5fH.NH.Gr
The Scutie,, Wutr5I i.fsurn,rp G,ywrnny
If Baton Rouge. have THIS day commenced
operations, and 40 r,efa,ed 10 take FlRr.
MARINE, and I'ivrp Risks.
Directors.
Iamer N Hrcwn. Lem Rennecayo.
'rhn :, Klenre!er, Andrew Ma,ta,
! e'ens iennison, w. ]. Tunnard,
Jos V. hn'ah'e, 'oseph Iarguiet.
&. q, Mediation, VIM s. Pike,
Trust lees
W. y Walker, laeeee Hart
I =. Conrad, s. & lav,pck,
he's. A. Slarf, James u F'nn"t,
'"sthene Allan, v u Philips.
Joseph S. Williams. Iha,upsm ! Bird,
I Nrlv" Hanel l. A ve,v.
John a pouglle'tY, Samuel ~ Hart,
WILLIAMS PIKE, PEST.
AtrRrp sunrrrpe, Say
Baton Rouge, Ian'y -, 1856 IT
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l1ilseCtI Oil.

7 ARD OF; alrolol pts Inrp,u'inc
] IN sto,e and for s,e hy Wholesale or
ketall by WILLIAM HfGEL.
April 2Gh 1895 iltngg,st
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81 Jcsrru's Cuuncn. adver-
tisement it will be seen that a, cleo
ton will take place, en-. Monday the
Sd day Of March for Wataen' Of this
church The Pews will be sold in The
new church, on Palm Sunday the 10Th
Of the same month.
New Fun The firm ofOCallarh.
nm 4 Mu|vihill, il dissolved. Mr.. WIN.
Monget having purchased the interes,
Of Mulvihill the business will hereafter
be conducted under the firm Of Gala.
CHAN 4 Mouge.. The new firm has a
new stock Of groceries and provisions
near tue Court House.
lt,-lt will be observed Tia, Phillips
extends a polite invitation to his ,lelin
qnent customers to come up to the
counter and se,,lc-,o.day.
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srAIE or LOUISIANA Tarlsh II
a=' Baton Rouge Sixth Judicial Dis
t,ct Gnnr'--InnV Lracu, vs. Hnnrpr
Rra', = No 1911
Di VIRTUE Of . wit Of Fl IA issued in
- tie abrve entitled aud numbered
'ause. and to me directed from M. Han
81 III Judicial District iouit, ~ ana in,
tie Parish 4 State afntesaiA w.li offer IT
public sale. Al The Court House ,nor ri said
Fnrish. ~ the city q Baton hopgr, on
S.3IihU3l. The Isl dav u 7insh ueu
A y, 1856 at IL "'c'ocl \ Mo SAID
Iay-all the right i''lp Interest and rlaints
rf he letens,nt Robert B4s,l. in md to. the
following prone " hereinafter sci fourth
and described Surrendered Ivy ea'1 De
'en'an' and 10 pay AMI satisfy The dse-
'ne"' interest aal cos, il ~, above erli-
led and numbered cause H. VII
A certain 'u' of grruni, situated in that
part uf the Ctfy Of BATON Rrugn-lall ont
" A Gas, md designated nn the plan
i',ereei as lnt No ! in square No ; being
-e,ner 'o'--having n itnu' ON l.evnp. u,
Ha'e' street. ~ siyiv feet ''s cue hundred
and iwrrt, IN ieldh OF Mott, rect ~
ge'hn, with all the buildings end improve
.llsn's
Terms # sa1o Cash. viii Tho lcrcGt Of
the arlnaiseralt' II Y BARN.
.lan2D Shrnf.
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JAS. 3. UACKIEy.
fOod ST. W Il VI y. W. luimulNs

ISRESOLvEn TO keep the lsrlest~sr
l aud most varied assortment ot"
BOOTS and SHOES. HAAS andy ~
CAPS. IN this CITY 1.a''es, Gents and
Chilaren's 'ootees. Shoes Shippers. etc
Tie viii sell ~ the very lowest cash r,,ces.
and invites the public /" call aut examine
his stu before purchasing elsewhere.
Fresh receipts from The Northern
Manufactures every week n orr on La
tavet,c street ian2p-y.
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nIEECT FROM TIE MANUrAC-
~ tu'es Mahogany Enlefea1<, Narl-
'ol"s. Washetands: Hu,eeus, Tailes. stc
silt and Mahogany peir, Nantes and
took'ng Glasses
0-rall and examine as onr stock is
now complete
tlac2n-r y. VIrJR * ro.
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Just Received.
FRESH stock OF Gents Calf Boots ot
~ French manufacture \ lso LADIES Md
Shippers. Frunella CATERS. with and with
out heels %
teb'y3-ly. JAS. s. HACKLEY.
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TuE CELEBRATION ALI manner
+" preparations are going forward 70
IN, TX the next Anniversary of the
the birth day Of Washington. There
is TO be a PUBLIC procession the statue
is TO be inagurated, and an Grafton de-
livered IN The Hall Of the House Of
Representatives At night there il to
be grand military and civic ball, in
tue ,o,uoda Of the Capitol, invitations
80 which have been circulated FAR and
wide. A full delegation Of the beauty
IN The surrounding parishes. is expect
ed to meet the beauty Of East Baton
Rouge on that occasion. Young gents,
and old gents, should practice od
INTERIM, their blandest AMI most inter
sting smiles to wear On that crca>i ion.
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~ We have been requested TO say
tina, gentlemen wishing tickets to the
Ball, can obtain them by calling on
". y Phillips and placing their
amens on tie list
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Something Worth Reading {!

fa7IlF SUBSCRIBERS would call the al
ter1lnn OF purchasers 10 thc large adj
'''isns now being ma3e IN their stock
auong vh'c rav he fruNH
An elegant assortment II Iilaied and raran-
cl Walters, ~ coils aud sing IL,
Coffee Urne. Will, and vihnut clippers
tilf K ornamental Hall amps 4 Lanterns:
Gilt Solar anl Side Lamps, tor Oil. Spi,it
Gas and t'ampF4'ue.
ru' and Pressed Glass. hrna & Flint ware;
Brass. Copper, O,hanentea and Common
Goal Ilrls,
Elegant Polished steel Fire hons and And !.
Irons, With large variety ot
housekeeping n,tirlee
\ fine asspl ,nent ri Window Shades
Transparent Eaper sha,las Ion Lamps;
Glass, CIT and Plated Curtain Bands,
Git Cu'a'n Fotnices.
Also, A Fine Assortment of; -
Rich Git Gift Grrs, Tate Tatn. Sets /:
Tnner i'nlnetin an,| Trlni BOTTLES
Mantle Ornaments " suitable
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WaIkimgl Canes.

ItfST received hv steamship Grenade, teauti.
y ful assortment ii Faacy. Gold ansi silver menn
tah Walking Canes, some Of which are very fine
and handsome for sale at the Clothing Emporium
If decGl W. r. PHILLIPS
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COUGH Jaynes Fxpec-
T. torant Loulen's do Ayers Cherry Feetnral,
sale by J. j. WALLET.
DRANDY.-a .maIl lot the very test. for
ID medicinal purposes, sale by J. l. WALLET.
CAIOT-25O SACKS assorted Shot. For
~ sale Nv i. PRrHnrRGAsT & Co
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Christmas Presents.

VUftstNhS FfVSCNts.
II CAFDEVlLLE on Laurel street, has
l inst received large lot of lcys and
Fancy articles, for Christmas presents and
new years gifts The citizens OF Baton
Rouge and vacIn,ty, are invited To call and
examine hrs stock. + Is the largest and
best collected m town dcf22- In.
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'-s--'=---- - 49,
Cuff Pins.
Boring Machines.

4 FEW more LEFT, Of he above labor sa-
n wing machines, with thee sngers, as
sorted sizes. at LARGUlER II LANoUE'
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Desirable Property for Sale.
HOUSt. AND LOT situated corner Of
/ Il North and Lafayette streets. Terms
Low and Liberal. Apply 'e
lan3o d c, MoNTaN.
Church street
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Monday, February ls-REv. r CASTIrroN
S"Nect- The Stability of Universal Matter ma
outstanding the Disturbances Of Universal Az,
tiNn. s"' "'''
Me~say, February 2e.-kev. pr. etossoN -.
sualces-tiarmcny Of Science ana kevelst,cn.
ndss. March sd. T. pRkNNA& s,sldec,
southern Literature. its past and r4l1Ab ,ttes
Monday, March les. &, HALL. G0Nect--Ap.
cent and Mcdven Science Il
Monday. n ,rch is--REv. NJ 0tytON, aub;eet
Young America.
Monday. March A-Rrv. N eEvATr Subject
MNnday. Mash al. W. SEyM,u,R NJ
s"hlect-be omnihus rehus ct anibusdam alii.
McnaaS. April T. !. MctlrTCHEN Subject
Origin and De veiopement If Civil law
Monday, Apii E--iien. q. q. McWHORTER
Subject Motion.
J Monday, April ty-tcn, + q. MORGAN. Sub
jet
Ry order ofthe PRECEDENT.
H.J hiMES, Secretary.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-05
MEDICAL.
DIR. CHARLES II TOZERS
Private Medical Card.

GTRANGERS visiting SACRAMENTO will remember
- that DR.. rozsr's IEfrmar! Il In 9TH street. ee
tween j and sis Sacramento.
The great success aud many radical cures made Oy
Dr.. ToLcr since his commencement IN thls city,
which hundreds testify induces him To inform
those afflicted with any private complaints. recent or
chronic, aud wish to he well and thoroughly cured,
will he 10 their interest and welfare % call on him
VINO for the last tWenty five years has given his rn
tire attention to Private Complaints and 10 all cases
Of private nature, acute and chronic such us ~
phllis. secondary aad Constitutional affections,
Gonorrhhoe ana Seminal Weakness; elect and
Structures and all diseases Of the grnye and urinary
o. gans, both Ia male and female. such as PrOlapsns
Flour Albus, ilyseru, &c.
Patients can be assured that their complaints NIL
not be tHmpered with. but treated upon strictly sc
tntGc principles Private complaints rradicated IN
a few days. new cases cured ia short time, without
mercury.
He be consulted at his Office at all times Of the
day, from IN the morning until in the evening
All IN ulllicton can find ~ him one no can see and
sympathise with aud bciriend them when in trouble
and bc relieved and cured.
Apartments privately arraAgcd 50 as to preclude
the possibility Of exposure.
Letters enso>ing Sl0will receive prompt attention
with best advice and instructions.
G.. II. 1OZER. VI. d..
9th street, between and X.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-05
READ AND REFLECT.

uNR. CHARLES II TOZER'S CARD 10 the anlic-
ny ted OF California In approaching any new
of systematic inquiry, there are certain points
concerning which the inquirer should always he care
ful to satisfy himself He should comprehend dis
linctly what the subject of inquiry is-lieath and
Disease.
II we can form and fix in our minds clear cOncep-
ton of the state of Health, shall have 10 difficulty
in understanding what was meant by Disease. But
beyond though not above these objects of investlga
ton ot the human body, We have another ana still
uobler end Il to lay before You in such terms that
you cannot be mistaken and Will know where TO np-
ply for reei.
| use the word disease" generally, and before |
speak of the signs of particular diseases it Will be
proper to take n general view of symptoms. When
person is troubled afflicted with disease which
causes weakness of The back and limbs. pain in the
head dmncss of sight, loss ct muscular lower. pal
pitat6n of the heart, irrahiity, nervousness, dys-
pepsa. arrangement of the digestive functions. gen
eral debility, symptoms of consumption. and many
Others which better explained than put on piper
and reqaire Medical or surgical attendance. II would
be well for them 10 inquire II there u ply stefan who
is competent To attend them, aud who understands
the application Of medicine, and whose scientific a
ainments in his profession, aud whose age and oNIF
riencc cntitle him To yours confidence Considering
these things, Dr. ChsS II TOzer has concluded to in
form you that afflicted, advertising his place of
business, stating that he has been successful prac'
titioner for over twenty five years, and has
ATTENDED AND CURED HUNDREDS,
when they have been considered by other physicians
and have been pronounced 10y them past recovery -
Therefore You may rely upon him as one in whom
secresy and the utmost confidence can toe placed.
Dr e. H. Twould invite all that afflicted to call
on him. and if he does not administer for them, here
will be no charge made. Let no false decncy pre-
vent you, but APPLY Immediately, and save yOuselt
from the dreadful Consequences which must follow
those who neglect To receive attendance.
Dr. c. II 1oler's office Is on 9Th street near the
Belvdere lloiel, between J and streets His rooms
are 80 arranged that The Doctor can be consulted
without fear of mClesialion
Ohice hours, from in the morning until { in the
evening. c. II TOZER, VI. d.,
nov5 9th ST. between and X, Sacramento.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-05
BREAD AND REFLECT.

Dr. Cha's II. 7Ozer's Cart to the AFFLICTED.
Quick cures md low prices at the old established
office. 9th street between and X.
MAR. TOZER returns his thanks to his numerous
~ patients for their patronage, and would cm.
brace this opportunity 10 remind them that he CON
tinues to consult on those cases ct vENEREAL whcn
have bail The skill OF some Of the most celebrated
ply sicinns of the and upon which he has
tliied ~ perform dra,iirai cure.
Dr. Tozer's reputation as physician stands I'M
cquaed. His exclusive attention to diseases OF The
gcnto urinary organs for 50 many years, renders him
perfectly master OF syphlitic dscu~cs.
The large number of aggravated cases that he has
perfectly cured after They have been given up by
Innny Others is the only proof that physician rc
Quirc~ Of his ability. Nr TOZcr would state haj lac
can any AMI all cases of varieties OF the di~ease
matter how long standing, or what progress the
disease has made every patient cun rely upon cure
Dr Tozcr ha,, it i we'll known, Ltken patients
from the very verge OF the grave and Restored thcia
To perfect health. He would further state, that ne
deems II sum ent to attract the attention OF tho~"
who might need the services Oi a PITY slciap in all
cases. bat particularly those enumerated in the ad-
Vertisemcnt, expecting they would TEST my merits as
practitioner; and the result, OF my practice mas brcu
thus TAR satisfactory to my patients aud myself Nor
do deem il necessary 10 I'LL columns Ut the H"" pa
pcrs with fusumc enpric anj bonba~tc advertise
mcnt, protesting my ability to heal an diseases flesh
is heir to, for To do that must be something more
than Man, but 10 give those that arc ailr' with
Nruercol, Chronic, aid other disenses to understand
from long experiences, am fully competent 10 treat
them successfully,
My rr@lrd Tor the dignity Of the medical profession,
t. which have the honor to belong, dctcr~ me from
committing nuy act snvorng OF rank Qu1rkcry, and
regard for my own dignity would prevent my placing
myself on par with quacks aud nos'rum ycndcrs oi
the present age.
olcr no fraudulent or genuine certificates or puns
Of my superOrq qualification. ASA practitioner; neither
do assume TO yself medical honor- to which I'm
not entitled but merCr ask those VINO are diseased,
to read the different advertisements relating to the
cure of private diseases, and iddEc for themselves
where to apply for relief My rooms m" arranged
that can be consulted in privacy at all hours oi the
day, from O'Clock in the morning until O'Clock In
the evening.
Persons with Chronic Diarrhcea, Dysentcry. Local
Weakness, Nervous pebih;y, Low Spirits. la-siludc
Weakness of the Limbs and Back. lndi,po-ton. Loss
of Memory. Aversion 70 society. Love Of Solitude.
rimluy, Sell Dstrusl, Dizziness. Headache, Pains in
the sdc. Affection nt the Eyes. Pimples on the face.
Sexual and other inirmtcs IN Man, &c, Will find il
important to consult Dr. G. II. Tozcr, at his Office, 9th
street, between nJ and X, Sacramento.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-05

THE REMAINS OF RAPHAEL, THE
PAINTER 1t is not commonly known
that the remains of that immortal art
list, Raphael, the prince of painters,
whether Of ancient or modern times
lie entombed within the walls Of the
Roman Parthenon. Raphael, while
living, often reveled in the beauties OF
its architecture, and request d that his
bones might there be deposited. Upon
his death his body, together with his
last and noblest work, the Iransfisura>
tion, were exposed for three days IN
the Parthenon, an were visited by
crowds. His remains wele afterwards
deposited in niche formed in the walls
and the spot is now marked by slab,
suitably inscribed