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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-14

iayo TEL. s.nAr.ss ssr .rssE WE'VE ..r..-

We sortment IT NJ SIC Al BONES, which play
/" tunes each. Gail see them w p. GREENE
S1nn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-14

Az''tt "ti"r~ Brai alters .-Jnsf Trc,1y.J -,
va "i very superior lnoS MEAT CUTTERS for cuttir SON,
.s' n,t ann mtuelne f4r pics which are far sunnrior f. %
E =" he KIND ever netare in this market They ar ,r.i!
p'e4 i'r lui, nses also, Tor butchers being nLstan
i nan il'e call ana examine them soon as thpv ore
BcpotGf n : WuIprL,,tpnI W. gfl'nitnrH
just beioM The NorVcll House, aud adoinltg Tho
oats ~ ''P''' H. bailey.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-14

SAD AsD ,p i = .7ss,ss -, r.
ranging IN prices = To -lJ-ths lar',, tNeS,
la Nreina--for sale CHEAP at e'' assortment
ian
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-14

y posting books aud rendering bills We would call the al
euon Of Hookecprr others assortment Of GOLD
FENS which very extensive, embracing every variety
price Gruteman who he In want al something
this line wdo thu iavof to look IN al our stock
StfNiRrliORN n Gift
ion 3tA GFarmery II. SlYUrthdrn)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-14

49, sss J DE, SSJS.--t'ity Furnitupc Nnff-
-. = nave now hand. my manufacture
~ NM 10 = Fo worth of CABINET FURNITURE ana
graft and quality.
l., Sung Getty wanting FrIupre. NEST oah's'
-. i'' !" FIft me call, determined 10 oitef
ustliPh,s not to be surpassed any where
IA care paid Ia packing and Gods delivered The De
Pol or anal free OF charge A. WINSTON
oe lsts-Rcp copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-14

COST.-Thc subsc ribers wish lin to d i.cou-
"A tnue their Ready Made Clothing business will this
time dispose of their entire stock Of Ready Clothing at
cost for cash The stock is large and Country er
chants and all in want of good Clothing will to give
US a call lnov l9-tsl JAS. A. sTIGLER 4 co
knA LBS. BEST SMOKING TOBACCO
OVV for sale by lie 25-d&ctsl STABLER JONES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-14

khss1t.' GA1S.- Ehc concern Of NOwiiu N
W AfrTtsuS WIS Dissolved 10y mutual consent on the 9th
Nov ssa J = Nowlm. having bought j. g. Appersons
tire Interest Ia the concern, alone auht2ed tn sotueup tho
business, aud VIII in liquidation
j. g. NUMIlN
j. G.. AlpERSoN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-14

Hand and Panel Saws--som very beautiful
These Saws are fully warranted. Call and examine before
nnrrl 81 olsrv hcrr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-14
CLOTHING. BOOTS, SHOES. HATS, &C,

n
ON hand a complete assortment 81 tht ahoft
rsrncns ~ have taking IN eahsdtr sth ' -"
sape stage Of the greatly Ia reduce our th'i' 10Y
,rires And would suggest thai II any Hn'E'i"t" 80
.sea,hsr ne ~ winter wish 10 sr9uy thsiseis - fht
dor ~ his that they give eafiy cali a. 'y WIZ nv"
greatly their advantage -. - D., = alma.
". have also great variety Of Youths iegas ana i"
which W. offer greatly reduced rates ~ .,.,., l. co
jan SKIS blHh'' 'i''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-14

bssSOs.S TgON.-Ehc firm al Billiard ~ Wal
w Ion Is this day des9YeA by mutual consent All persons
having Chains aganst MS Will present them DlLLAKp
'INi - er payment and those indebted viii make pay
le he sumo Tho name Of the only be used
Ia liquidation. WM. \ DiILAKD.
1 A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-14

7 B have just received u splendid lot q,
sss~-S tents calf and Patent Leather Caters
dec HO-ts : HOOPER
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-17
Piano Les,ons

An opportunity T. afforded 40 ,hrsr young
hlrr. AMI gentlemen, Of p,ri, lI.ll, whe ar
l.'rous Of becoming acquainted with Oh.
Piano, and Of cul,i,atins theirmu.iala.'e,
O. procure thc instruction, of an accom-
plislrl teacher from ths city OF Bangor, who
&C. ut present connected with ths Instituted i
South Paris. a. the Piano Is being quito
extensively circulated in this vicinity and
q, there are % largo company Of P.GamT'
on the sane, coming uP, it Is hoped tlry
will not allow %, rarl1r ornament 90 d. o
mere ornament, but will improve tLe oppor-
tunity whenever offered, Of becoming cor-
rect players, and thereby increasing the love
COR singing. Among the number Of pianos
no doubt one can be obtained, Tor tho rT'c-
,ico Of those who are without ii.
Immediate application will secure the at
tention Of this teacher.
Blythe way, this is a good season for Sing
ing Schools. At South Paris and at tie
North. we learn that schools are in active
operation. and large numbers are engaged
in the beautiful exercise. Shall We have a
school ~ the Hill
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-17

sin,n show az Portland.

Who IS going ihcrc2 A grchtmauy from
Old Oxford we doubt not. hat who viii
carry stock and articles fr exhibition This
Is vital question. l. Il thc purpose Of our
farmer. ,ohaye this county Won rJprcs1n,cl'
We have ,ic material in stock, cs.', and
manufactures, to mako very respectable
show-a show that vii prove old Oxford
is not behind her sister counties. VIII our
farmers do themselves aud the county Che
credit to bring il out2 our railroad has
done tho gcncrou, thing by reducing tho
fare Tor passenger, to half price. Freight
ON stock, AMI articles tor exhibition, half
picc, and the psrs5us 70 take care of tho
same rRr. This business OF taking stock
20 the show. Il NOT one that can be expected
t, rctum all the expense in the PREMIUMS
s,curcl: bat Il will pay In tie long run, ny
making known the qualities Of the stock
that may b. found In the county. And
then, batting an this, an the farmers arc
interested ia having the county lrR rpr'-
,utd IN, reputation of chi. county is 90
stalk, in tlis matter. W. an ought TO feel
an honest rril, in having tho county well
represented Can We not 60, upa county
tam2 We aye urr We have the oxen in
tbis county, 90 make up trlm that will 10
h1rl to bat. Shallwriry2 cannot
g., up county team, how many townsville
try on a town team ior tho premium?
We llr, r1t much stock ourselves worthy
Of ua,s, but what We have ''nt isof mr
quality shall roiu toholpmalau mp variety.
Wh1w.Narr.mrauy The nm' IS short
and we mus, max, mp our uiuds soon what
vrvilI do. EztTur-lay morning wcmu'i
start Can noe wr make ur q CIR load of
neat stock lr,m our station. Paris alone
ought GO Do ID much. W,.,uot Norway Do
as much or at leas,h,lp maseupa car luad'
~ aIl who intend 60 s.nl stock, leave in-
formation go ,he n.r,,uryt Monday anrr.
noon o,ta..r intention, and w'a,auI bow
much. j.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-17
Llnht mn yonr Cnmn Fires.

We are rapillyapproaching the Presilcn-
tial election. and 1t Is nearly time for the
Republicans Of the Diriso State, to stir up
their camp Gros. pick their lint-. FIX their
bnyoncts, and make full preparation for
dual charge upon the enemy on the ith Of
November. II Is high time the army Of
Freedom was closing up It, linrs-forming
in order Of ba,tlo-and getting ready to give
their enemies final overthrow. We gave
them " Sariosa" In september, bat in No.
ycmhcr We will show them yorktown. +"
At the present time but little "a seen Of tho
scattered forces that were routed il Scptcm.
her bat their leaders are secretly preparing
to drum them up and make thc be.i fsht
thay can. preparatory to going into FINAL
winter quarters at the head of salt River.
Republicans send out your huglo blasts
and summon together the great army OF
Freedom IN Maine. B1cklc on your arm1r
rally around the STANDARD Of the Noun
tain " Pathfinder n 1ru' ~ arms"
tn, voices Of your fathers blood ctis 10
YOU frum the grouul-my sons fc'rn o.
b,,h,,s. yoler como up from tho mighty
ieal-thc sr'ri.s Of che Heroes OF 20 hover
over tlc Geld OF battle
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-17

gr. hura. Conference. commenced a,
...ar. aalar.um.l t,. and g.a.ll. "a o.,
,.....l.r.r.. H.a rl..r v.r which
..... .r..r- y..r.r.. r-.,..frg.ar . a,-,4Iv
familiar rn. Jar-, narramu. John S
v...r ann rs.--. ,..r-. rsh ne choir
.rt.,-.arts..u rIasara,ga.,.l.
a consider ur.t could D.. 1rur o. obtain
r.r.frtr.rn.f.., thraageravrr. T.n
r.. proposition va. CD .r- -.ain s'-n..
..... Observation-Disclosures.
...... .........r.r...r .....,..... ...
..HH "...N 'A7..E d. .|I....' '' ,N'.'-
...u. ''.r H.E'. cr...g .r. deliberately as "a
......r I..'.e.r. .r. .....,.I t'rr'.n .E
....-...... p. ID. .-....r.,.. .....'. r..
e. W.r.
The r,HHu. r--rr'sa rr sail 90 b.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-17
Connecticut Sure - The Preliminary
Elections.

Tho town election. in Connecticut occur
ed on che first Monday OF the present Month.
Acc1rIin. o. the N,w Haven Palladium 20
towns lnyc given q majority Gr Fremont,
AMI 20 Tor buchanan, while . are divided.
10, Republicans make a gain Of twenty.
.iS, the Ll,1s tcn,--thres OF them hy Goa.
i.i5p with the Fillmoum'rs. Compared
with thc elections Jas, spring ,hcrcls O gam,
ia the popular vote, OF over vra h9gslHd.
The Palladium regards it az the best sign OF
an that the BUCCANEERS aye 50 nearly hatgn
IN their sir1n--hDll1, such as Cbuhirr,
WauiuslorI, and IIamrdyn, each Of which
they have usually carried by about a hun
drcl majority. Nov they save Cheshire rs
less than a dozen votes, and IiamTlcn and
waliingrorl only By a aw morc-anl that
too IN the largest town meetings ever held.
Tho Courier says: "Any candid and
competent man. w.o will look into the sub
ret for himself can reach bat one conclusion.
This State has already indicated by signs
which cannot err, that she is yow, and will
DO in November, By a heavy majority over
every thing that can be scared up, FRnoNT
TO rrrE BACKBONE"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-17

\ wuu,NCu MrsluNaEr. About three
years since a steam Touring mill was SO ur
in Con''autiuopis, at the suggestion and
under the direction Of Rev. Dr. llamlin, 10
Furnish labor and support for converted Ar.
m0nian'. Ai'cr the Eastern war broke out.
when every thing in the city was put in
rlu.siti1a hs tho supply Of the troops. an
extensive bakc-hOusc was established in con.
n-ction with il, employing about forty men
l1y and night. Contrary to the opinions
oluauy, tie operation has been successful,
and the net profits, which have not been
les, than So 600, have gone into the mis-
sionary treasury. tAucricau Messenger.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-17

sion into The Union. Not a single ease Is
on record, where the people Of territory
have ever adopted Stat, Constitution,
without a vote % the people. This attempt
a innovation VAS Tor the purp1s, Of sad
ding constitution, permitting and allow
rs s'aysry,rr7n ,hepsorlo oi6aua'aga.7 '
H4rri". The men who laid this plot,
ana framed Tsrmb.' GHl, very wei knew,
la,ifthsv go, border rufran legislature,
and tr,t r.lv should frame o constitution
r.,5-ri.inc slavery, 60 would even then, Poi
, 5sr-.r,u, experiment % submit it 90 Oh.
r,5rl,. lisuc, t'oy poe tlc whole rovsr
In d, Lauls A,.'',oD, S,riur'l 'ow & Co.
and so at orrn defiance To will % the r''
DO. And hy o., way we cannot here aynt
thc remark, that thi, Gll entirely and com
I',,'y take, away &c r'-'tgr tle IroIl'
AVID puts them absolutely under the guar
llu.hir or % SCI or rulIius, who are un'l
interested o. fore, slavery into t'e TERRITORY
at Oh, point of t'c laynrot. What COM
m.ut1ry 6, ,.lsuT'u thg ho,.t.i profession
.ur tlc rr..sIa,.ry democracy that 'hc r,p
.r', Of q territory on, 90 - le.t perfectly
fr.r" 9. r.rm t'..r own Institutions iutl.u
own vay3 Eut O. return. Tbr quostia.
oG ,im, vas Fl, rzrl in th. EUl, TIA, o..
constitution thrs framed. WIS % Or submit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-17

"Tr C,yruuts AsE CovNG.' \ pro-
miueut Buchanan man in township in
Connecticut, said 90 a friend OF mine within
q few days "six weeks ago there were 100
Buchanan men in my nciShhorhool-gO are
now Tor Fremont" am one Of them.
lCor. y. Y. Courier & Enquirer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-17

u.r- j.. t.-.e, r.s.a..y c'.'"r OF ihc
u.n cratic L.Hns Argue, Iai....., aia,
.as r.r.la.I Buchanan, aad on Friday
evening ....l;ae Fremont neuograt,ct.Db,
alton De made q .reeh, fully identifying
..u-.l w.lh Gle E.puhIian cause. Mr..
I.ae aas just returned lr.m s.uuiIns th'
State u. PHuy,vania in behalf ol Buchau.
aa. D.. was Corresponding Secretary OF
clio keystone Club, aud accompanied that
BODY o. Che Cincinnati Convention, and was
e...a ~ o.. Club @ announce TO Buchaa.
su la nomination. n, was also the DEM
5-rauc orator at t.s Fourth OF July Demo-
cratic meeting iu Independence square.
rBostbn Atlas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-17
The Republican Platform,

~ NJ 80 q A''"NH NNNh NAA ANM AAAN
ADOPTION or srCn rHNcrLE
rhi. Convention Of Delegates, assembled
in pursuance Of a call to the people Of the
United States, without regard TO past rolit.
icil difference W divisions, who are opposed
90 tho repeal Of the Missouri Compromisc--
TO che policy of the present adminsiriion-
TO the extension Of slavery into free terrific.
rs ia favor Of the admission Of Kansas as
q freo snta-ofr restoring the action Of The
Federal Government to tho principles Of
Washington and jefferson, and Tor che pur-
pose Of presenting candidate. Cor thc Offices
or President and Vice President, do
R,al,,. That thc maiuaiuanc, of the
PRINCIPLES promulgated in thc Declaration
ol IniauauIauce. and embodied iu tlc f-i-
,rI Constitution, arr essential 90 tHe prys-
rr,atiuu or our Republican Institutions, and
That tho Federal Constitution, ,hg rights ui
tbc States, and che union Ul doe STALKS must
and shall bo preserved.
RSo'rst, That with our Republican faith
srs, We bold BE- % boa sell-uyidcu. truth
that M men are endowed with tlc IuaiIua-
Doe right ollie, liberty, AMI .l. puuuit of
mpp.ues. and that thr primary 1h,ct and
u'trTiHs design OF our IT..rd Go,mm.ut
E. tu grant ir.fr rights o. 80 persons m l.r
Is exclusive .ur. IiciiHH. That, as our
E ruf.Ilu ft..Fs, WHOM rl.y hiahl..s..I
slavery bro our national territory, uaaunl
dat uu IHrsJu shall hr deprived ui H.H, DID,
ortiz, 20 prop g.y, without duo proc ..
law, DO IHclmD our luiy o. maintain iNr
provision Ul ibr Consultation against all lt-
impts o. yi1lar' DO, or thH purpose of a.
wH,rliug slavery boz thr t.uliugiH Di tar
United States by positive s..AiiuU, proc
li.tius its existence ur extension tHUliu.
I.at ~ deny lle authority u' tuu.r.s, ui
. Territorial legislature, u, auy individual
or association 90 individuals, o. e,r legal
e1.s'.uct Co slavery iu any territory .l OH"
United States, Will. tha present. ,.a.,lll-
uuu SHALL DE- maintained,
Eu'ri, That th' Constitution r'u..rs
uTlu tHu-rU.s sHN#riEu power over Oh. i.r.
r.t.rir, 90 iue United States Coz t..lr .lF-
,ruu.ut. lul that Zoo tln ra.r..e Ul talH
power. b. b, both Oh. T.slt aul Goo Iml..H-
u,r lYty Ul tuu-r., O. prohibit boo tar ,.s
n,"''.' tI... $3.50" relics .' '.''.''.'."' Do
-1' ana slavery.
N .'.. of, That "tli' ia' ''l'.'...i. 10 10.
g.. ,",..l >"'.' YES .. 'a' '..'..
'.'..I "t IT'D. 'I'' d. '''.' 80 .'..'
moro - N"..'' '.i''.''' .''.'..' '..''.
d.w.,'. tranquility IF'''.. i,F '.. 90
'...H..' I.u''' 300 ..'' M.'.'. i't
-.Nr' O.. blessings 'l '' ''l' ''' '..-
a... aMI.' l.''....'' ''s ..' I'....H ..
i.' .'.'' y. I'l' ana 'i.I'..E '. ....t eye
NH' .." n.0. ''''.. .ll...'. ' '..
."H.' 3D.. N''.'. 0''. ...' .s''.'..' ''t
''...'..l '',.' ''''' '"I''' ,,,
Spurious gnI pretended l.s..aur. julie
,.Hl a.l .N..aif" u.'H .a.r bonn enc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-17

Hon. Abbott L.wrcnccis tho President Of
the Fremont Club in tho 9Th Ward Boston.
Tho Club meetings are held weekly, ia Lib
criy Tree Block.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-17

Whitfield was elected Delegate to Con-
gross from Kansas, at the recent election
without opposition. The Free State men
did not attempt to vote.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-17
From the West

'NltaANs VIII h' l'AA WIN HH'N INTEREST.
Il Is from o person who has born % resident
Of Chicago for some time, and who, until
about ten days before the date Of bis letter,
has been the editor Of "a FR.ar paper. d.
has now, as will be seen become Grm sup
p1r.s Of Fremont and is nc pr,.ant connect.
81 with the Democratic prsse,-onc OF yhr
leading Republican papers, of that city.
Cnlc,oo. oct. sch. 1856.
w Dsar Sir Your Kind lylr is at
hand. Tho limits Of latier would ua.
suffice to answer, in detail, tho political
questions you propose, aod 6, give she rgl.
sons which have influenced aud win cra-
tnuo b. influence my political action. Bu,
as &c may De- gratifying 90 You and many
other. of my Old friends 10 thr " Pine lsr
State, % know how 500 s,.ud here, iu ,.r
great o Metropolis Of thc Wrt" ur.ntr
conservative quc.iion. Of .hc Jay, IvW
undertake 90 give You the a.r iu as ..N
words as possible.
On paosrl,...
Tho Bogus Democracy calculate upon
carrying ihc State of Illinois ,n the ar-
preaching election. Bot John q. Frcmou,
0, bound 60 get The majority. The aetis.
tGe p.lr'eof this country, are 0rgneaa.r-
uu,r .lrr, anil az NOT 90 lr nT-Iura
hy new aneI-l nas. when lrs't o. d.
'Hfs. H.#..I .f..4.. .r. No.. T.......H. r..H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-17

TmrT 500 As,vNtTr Con. Tamoyr 90
ur u Ela1lD. The following mild huI
humane suggestion IS from a aT1ndgu;
of the Charleston Standard
"Thccyrcrisuccof Col Books lassh0wu
shat tlc popular heart isr-uly g r"plnd
% any at IN yiulipti1u of tha south, 10
las already shown thlttho occasion 'ursuch
ln act win certainly occur, il men arr not
prompt 90 meet th.m--in C1ngrr.., 10 u1'
mon our own .IiI-lud even BOO tha present
condition Of puhli, feeling. am perfectly
assured that although no southern State,
perhaps, may D., ready 90 withdraw from
me Union upon the election Of Fremont,
t.r. i,Ha'D1s r..iaH' iHhir NIwiTH Sc 7
Ha, r1uH not ,yriry f" dfHi hr ono hri
rruN strike H- niarsgHi fJrH about hs gE
lars ~ ry.L"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-17

Trarms, o. arms ihry cy
OuuHft f.yI.tHN.'
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21
Constitutional Debility, or Seminal
Weakness.

CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY, OR SEMINAL
u Weakness DR.. YOUNG addresses those who have
injured themselves by private and improper indugenees in
that and solitary habit which ruins the body and
mind uniting them for either business or society The
following of the sad and melancholy effects pro
duced by early habits of YOUTH Wis Weakness Of the back
and limbs pain in the head, dmness Of sight loss Of
cular power paptaton Of the heart dyspepsia
ness rrahily derangement Of the digestive functions
general debility, symptoms of consumption.
MENTALLY the fearful effects the mind to be
dreaded Loss of memory confusion of ideas, depression Of
spirits evil rhodngs, aversion to society," self dsrus
love of solitude, tIaiy, Nc. &c., of the evils
produced
All persons who afflicted with any of the above symp-
toms should fail call Dr. Young, and be
restored to perfect health Let false decacy prevent
you, but apply Immediately, and yourself from tho
dreadful and awful consequences of this terrible malady
WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS Immediately cured, and fu
vigOr restored.
DIR. YOUNG corner Of Montgomery and California sts,
opposite Banking House of Page, Bacon Co. w
For sale above, the celebrated French Lunar lis
These Pills acknowledged by the med cal frater
nty be the only safe mild and ehcacloas remedy 20 be
depended upon in long standing cases OF SUPPRESSION irreg
ury or stoppug of the functions OF nature, the neglect
Of which the source Of such deplorabe effects the
Nj These Pills are highly celebrated preventar
tive. Price So per box. c
Office ecr Of Montgomery and California SITS.
H3n San Francisss
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21
Quick Cures and Low Prices.

|nLD Established tnce, corner of Montgomery and
~ california streets DIR. YOUNG returns his sincere
thaks to his numerous patients (am0unting to two
thousand the last year, for their patronage and would
to consult those difficult Of enerea which have
bed the skill of Of the most celebrated physicians
and which he failed to pei form radical
The Ioctor happy to the public appreciate the val
uable evccs of gnla medical graduae-one in whose
skill aud integrity they ace the utmost confidence
the city, sowing The seeds Of blty and disease aar
ming extent by pretending to the worst Of Diseases
when they know nothing Of the niodns oprand of med
cine They give mercury and other poisonous drugs under
entail uIon the system humor which is handed down.
from generation to generation carrying misery in its tra
but what does the npOsOr long be gets his pal
try fee.
Some Of the ignoramusses-sefstye Doctors-who ad-
veite largely false and sninning colOrs de-
ceive the unwary-some, say have geat emty towards
me because they am determined to do justice to
fellow beings, and the deceptions and humbuggg
dractised would say but thanks to the all
gudirg hand who directs the sufferer where he be
LR IOUNG'S tHce corner Of III ntgomey and Cali
f ST. Gets, San Ein,iSc, where he devotes his whole
attention the Of the above disease His medicines
pleasant to take produce bad effect upon the sys
TEN, and warranted to effect permanent i'll the
shortest Iossble time They perfectly adapted
miners travellers and Others. they require restrictions
in diet or fear of exposure to weather.
loung affected with constitutional debility brought
by secret habit which ruins the constitutions of many
will by calling find remedy effect perfect cure
All letters containing the usual consultation fee of $l0
will be promptly attended to. Office hours, from A. NJ
to p. M. Address
DR. J C. YOUNG, Express Building
(Over Wells. Fargo n Co.'s Express Dcpartmvnt,)
Corner of Montgomery and California streets,
Is 3m Francisco
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21

UnRIvATE Medical and su gca Institute DR. l. j.
CZAtKAY has opened his Institute for the cure of
all forms Of private dseases-such syphilis. gonorha
nocturnal emissions and all the consequences of sfabuse
In the first stages Of syphitic gorohoa Diseases he
guarantees in few days, without Inconvenience to
the patient, hndrance tv his business When patient
by neglect, improper treatment has developed the
ondary symptoms Of syphilis, such buboes painful
swelrgs the glons ulcers in the throat I'd nose
which, not checked destroy the soft parts and the
bones to mortfy separate and away leaving the su
erer object hideous behold when spotches and
pimpes break out upon the skin, when he has painful
swellings upon the bones, when his constitution is
Injured predispose to consumption other cons
uonal disease, the Doctor guarantees cure or asks no
compensation.
In RHEUMATISM, chronic acute in pysENTERy or
DIARRHGA he has safe and eectual remedies For the
treatment Of the consequences of seahuse such
urnal emissions tmdity headache, pains in
the back and limbs with general weakness, loss Of appe
te loss of memory injury to the sight, lestessness, con-
fusion Of IDEAS dislike for society, and feeling of wear
of life with the system excitabe that
slight noises shock starte the patient making his exist
ence miserable For the above malades the Doctor will
guarantee ask compensation He can te con-
suited free Of CHARGE and invites all CALL as 1t will cost
them nothing, and may be much to their advantage His
offices Nos and Armory Hail. Of Sacramento
and Mont ntgomery Streets San Francisco lo-Sm