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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-18
Amusements.
CECOND PIANO-FORTE SOIREE, c
~ T. FRANKLIN BASSFORD,
ASSISTED BY
Miss LOUISE PAYNE,

Sh'oTT!D FRANKGIN AssFoRD,
MISS lO IiTfLE %6i f tis; y.i ;sS9za
Ma CANDID0 BERT.
At podworth. Rooms, t.doinins Grace church, FRI
PROGRAMME.
L. Grand FAYrAsIE, for two piano. F. BAsssORD
Nj Candida BERT and the Author
5. ~ 1A Poi fLowER M..ourt. T. B.s,rO.D
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:. DUET What are the Wild Waves Saying T...GLovER
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10 cs N Aiis H;lsY .RoDwrLL
H. GRAD TKIuNrHiL Mach for two pianos. .BAssToRo
Nr CaDdi5o Bert and the Author
Tickets al Ladies tickets 50 For sale the Music
soe and tie Door Door.opeD a. oeoeI commence a.
Of Chesens Broadway opposite the 81 Nichols
CoBo.rt Of Gran mar School No 2. Seventh Ward
A CONCERT will be given by the PUPILS OF
n GRAMMAR SCHOOL Ne q Al the coasrss,sii9s ~
EVENiNG, Apr 10 ~ asds 5Se d.,,st1q Of
NIX. OEOhOt
Tickets - Cents,
H. ..e Al the School the door the evening q
frmsree Doors open oelock-Conce u commence ~
~ ocock
MISS ELOIsE BRIDGES and Mr.. and Mrs.
vi W NJ FLEMING viii awe their SECOND DRAWISG
ROOM ENTERIAINMEhr, nssng 81 foEfRf and
On FRIDAY EVENING, the 18Th Inst, commencing Of
O'Clock
Ts THIRD q these seEat entertainments will be gveu A.
HOPF CHAPEL, Ss~-Yprt, on SATURDAY EVENING
The 18Th AID the FOURTH ~ BEDOkLfS ca tbs I'D
TiCEEIs, . CTNTs.
Mrs GEORGIANA STUART LEACH' VO-
WI CAL AID INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT, At Hope
Clapsl On FRIDAY EvESIsO. Ag'h ~, isG.
Mrs LEACH vii 10 sssistsd by the folio ngnished
Artls,.. Ml.s NAHIA LEACH. VI JOSEPH BURKE, ar
FRIIHH Mf RICHARD HOFFMAN. Mr. u. -. OHfs-
WOID Nj GEORGE wASHBoUHS MORGAN. M g.
W. LEACH
Tstss with Progrsmfns ~ esn,s 10 bs obtained ~ tho
pfnr Music and at the door tho evening u
ly.nsnss. Cypsert u seuraeees ssesloss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-18

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE at AUCTION
BY order Of Owen McCabe and Daniel n o Dya1'
Executors of Peter f. Patterson, 20 =, a
O'clock al tho MerchaniS Exchange, the valuable pss
Iidng two sofies high rents for about 600 For partcF
lars apply TO JAMES w. WHITE, NO. oi binoIy--
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NEw.YoRx AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES Nall

EEw.YoRK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES MAIL !
STEAMSHIP COMPANY, NEw-fo April 10, 1871.
NOTICE.-An election for FIVE DIRECTORS
Of this Cotnrany will be held the office Of The Company
No SC Wast the City Of New York. on THU RsDAf the
6t day of MAY nett the hogrs Of II o'clock m aud
cclcck o. ~ the time and place three persons viii
Inspectors for the next succeeding
~ B-The following is copy Of the Bylaws OF the above
Company regulating the election Of Directors and inspectors OF
election Of the Company, viz: ,,, .,
The election Directors Of the Company shall be held
the Company in the City of on the
March each AID three parsons snail
then be chosen by the persons entitled to vote tor Directors
act succeeding elections the polls 10 10
oper and connGe open until o'clock In the Afternoon
H. Votes by proxy be admitted II the power be legally
executed and in all other respects sufficient"
The animal election for Directors this Company not having
been held the designated and appointed by the
thereof election for i've Directors Will Do held at tue ue
ard place fIst above mentioned. ..,,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-18

WIN" " I'M NEwYoRg April s, 1856.
AT AN ELECTION held at the Office of the
"A Company the 7th inst the following Geutenen were
elected DIRE CTORS for the ensuing year:
Cbsrie. ] Martin George d. Morgan james Humphrey
A. =. Wilmsrth, Thee. MeNsmee, George reMeel
William O. Lambert Richard Bigelow, Ward A. Work,
George C. Collins. Oliver r. Wood, James Low
Da ford " Barney, Amos H. Eno, II. rfo,u 20
Lueius HopiIs Alfred = barnes SnAies a. nuaeJ'
Thomas Messenger George Bliss, Cephss II. Norton,
"a ILL.,, n Nsi7en Re-. Lockwood II. Gilbert Ely,
Charles B Hitch John G. Nelson, Amos T. Dwizht,
U;iii.m T gooier LYMAN Cooke Henry A. Hurlbut,
n Watson Bull Levi Morton, ytsse Hoyt
L. Atterbury, j., Curtis Noble, WIN. SVusr H.
Lucien D. Conan, John b. Hute ninson Jonh n; foIu
Homer Morgan, Stei hen Panl sidney Hss9n,
Levi p Stone, Charles T. BALDWIN pe9 4; SSI
At Meeting Of the Board OF Directors ned th' Gay IA
MARTIN reelected Presidents and a. the same sels
A. f. WILLMARTH Qafe Secretary was elected 'cefes'
dent, and j. MILTON SMITH was elected secretary.
J. MCGEE, Secretary pro tem
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-18

w 80 cents; Family Circle Is cents; stalls 9 Private
and 81. Doors at 81 O'Clock performances
nmence at 7l.-THIS EVENING will be performed
THE STRANGER.
The Strspger..Mr Wslack Mrs. Haer.... Mrs. Hoey
Baron Stenfort Mr. Dyott Charlotte Mrs Stephens
Peter..........MI Peters Annette Miss Cannon
. USED UP
Sir Chas Mary Wul zsl. Mrs. Stephens
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The Nevada journal., 1856-12-19
ElasDOrfGnf

ITO Miners, Travellers. Etc. There is malady of
deeper importance either in a medical mora; point
Of view, to which tho human family liable than
that arising from impure connections
As medical man ii Il the duty Of physician to
look diseases it affects health and e and his sole
object should be TO mitigate. far lies in his power
the bodily suffering Human nature best is but frail
all are liable to misfortune.
OF all TIE ills that affect more terrible
than those of private nature. Dreadful it is in
person who it, frghtfu ravages upon
his constitution. ending frequently in destruction and
oathsone grave it becomes of still greater importance
when il transmitted to innocent offspring Such being
the hcw necessary becomes that every having
the least fear that they have contracted the dis
case should attend ii by consulting physi
cian whose respeetabity and education enables him
warrant safe speedy ard permanent In accord
with this necessity, Dr. Young feels called upon to
that by long study and extensive practice he has
become perfect master Of all these diseases which
under the Denomination of vencreal and having paid
that branch than any other physi-
elan in the United States he feels himself better qualified
to treat them.
Groins, Ulcers in the Throat Secondary Syphilis Cuan-
Eruptions IceIations Tertiary Syphilis Syphilis
in Children Mercural Syphilitc Affections Gonorchea
Geet StTictuges False Passages, Inflammation of the
Bladder and PROSTATE Glands Excorations Tmors
tules etc. are familiar him as the common
things of daily observation.
The Doctor ctfects in eases a few days
and finds difficulty in curing those of long duration
without submitting the patient 10 such will
draw upon him the slightest suspicion obire him
neglect his business whether within doors without
The diet need not be changed except in of
Inflammation There in California patients amount-
nish proof this but these matters that require the
incest secrecy, which he always preserves
All letters enclosing $40 viii be promptly attended to.
Office hours from A. NJ. to F. NJ. Address
J. C. YOUNG NJ. D., Express Building,
7Corner of Montgomery and California streets,
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express Department
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-19
San Francisco Advertisements.
Turner's Ginger Wine.

TTHE MEDICAL FACULTY throughout the Union
haze acknowledged this to be of the best family
medicines now in BY chemical process it has been
proved 70 possess ALTERNATIVE. TONIC AND ANTI
DYSPEPTIC properties superior to those found in
any other medicine beverage vet discovered
THE MEDICAL FACULTY of the State of New York
prescribe IN almost every for debility and assitue
owing to its soothing effects on the system and the alb
sence Of all inuricus minerals. chemicals or acids
THE TURNER BROTHERS have in their possession
nnefo certificates of its sanve properties from the
most en- Mt medical men in the United States who have
witness its effects their patients where it has been
administered in their extensive practice.
1T HAS BEEN ANALYZED by the most c.niuent
chemists Of New York city and Buffalo, where the Turner
Brothers Manufacture daily thousands Of gallons and
popular has il become, that they hardly supply the
den and even when their stills kept operation dav
and night
This Wincis acknowledged at the East be the BEST
RESTORATIVE NOW IN USE where general pros
tIation of the system exists arrangement of the
lions of the digestive organs braces the anew
rccoats the stonach and appetite when other
tonics have failed
This ENCEILENT WINE is pleasant 10 the taste and
the >trctcst advocate OF temperance discover
intoxicating quality in it Il is wholly free from all sub
stances that Injurious health, bur contrary
its effects the system of either invalids persons in
robust health, are et the most beneficial description.
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-19
MARYsv1LL.E. Iune 10Th. 1855.

MARYsyILIE June 10th, 1850
nR. J. c. YOUNG, Dear Sir--Please send me some of
~ the medicines you prescribed in my case. have
friend here who is troubled in exactly the way
was. He has nightly emissions ringing noise in his
head, weak back loss of memory. and is generally debi
ated he Is q, couragcd and has confidence enough
to enable him 10 call and You, told him how was
and that my friends all said in consumption and
the doctors up here gave up, and advised me 90
home aud die, but instead of going home called upon
you and here well a any of them and likely
live long time yet with strength enough work with
the strongest Of them Doctor will send every
you thai looks thought he needed ySician 1t
shall no, be my fault if any dies for want of medical
treatment. viii do all can to keep the afflicted away
from these pests Of society, yclep professors and high
sounding titled men who if the facts known, are
who LEFT their country for their countrys good
Publish this letter Doctor if you WISH and hope some
of those that huinbugged me it, and sleep bad
for night. Truly yours,
GEO. DAVIDSON.
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-19
PLAcERv1LLE. MAY 2sth. 1855

PLACERvILLE, May 18th, 1850
IlR. J. G. YOUNG-Dear Sir Words cannot express
~ the gratitude feel is due to you for the benefit
have received your truly Invaluable of
ment of my while prescribing for | think
not Justify myself without giving this small token of my
thankfiIncss and esteem for you have been the
of saving my life and restoring me that health which
had long despaired of again enjoying. had for
long -four years. been troubled with that dread
full scourge young people seminal weakness nocur
al emissions which 81 weakened me both body and mind
that was obliged to give up mining altogether. CON
suited of the best physicians $50 caed in the
tain districts, and after careful examination of
he gave medicines. continued under his treatment
for three months without receiving any benefit in fact
grew from week to week, until at last got dis
couraged and asked him for his opinion. told him
tell the whole truth forI should rather know
the once than live in suspense. L had lost
and IS then going death
count Of its victims This physician then told
me that my case ncurable that had better not
take any medicines. lie said was in a decline
which was fast tending to pulmonary consumption.
then despaired of obtaining any relief and that
Unless something done mitigate the complaint that
1 should be numbered with the dead, what is
be ravng maniac Happening to one of your books
the Pocket 4Escuaps made up my mind at 20 call
and consult YOU with lhe determination of trying
more get relief if you would undertake the Oh
how thankful for that determination / commenced
taking the medicine prescribed by you, and now
through their healing powers restored perfect health
shall not fail to recommend you any of friends that
require assistance, for that bad
as mine was every disease that flesh is heir
if there is life enough LET; in the system to build upon
Receive my most sincere and heartfelt thanks and
TEEN. S. W. REIGHDEA
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-19
Cautian 10 The PuIlir

The reputation aw arIed to TURNER'S GINGER WINE
and the unhear of ropulaitvi; has received at the East
a. well a in thiS State has been the putting in
the market many spurious articfs--to guard against
which, Turner Brothers lave had engraved on a STFFI
PLATE splendid new label which is copyrighted and
cannot be rouhtsrisdor mi,0tsd without an nfracou of
the copyright law This label has portrait of
the Turner Brothers six in number and bottle that
has not this label will contain the genuine Ginger Wine
Inprineiped men in This city have partially counter
fite the lsb, lzcly by the Turner Brothers. and
thereby Imposed on many persons.
We caution all consumers of GINGER WINE to examine
the label none is genuine such have por-
traits in circle steel plate, surrounding the nscrp
tion-"I URNERS' GINGER WINE. psepared by Turner
Brothers, New York Buffalo On \ J. and San Francisco
California
CoriisS Syrrrps and Bitters of every description
manufactured by TURNER BROTHERS.
Market street, opposite the Orphan Asylum,
oet3+3m san Franclsco.
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-19

SAN FRANCISCO, June ID, 1855
Dear Sir-l have not had single fit since
commenced taking Your medicines ! am also gaining
strength every day. The trouble that had which
the of the fits is also leaving very fast In fact
think entirely well but if you think best | will
take medicines short time longer 1t is only about
months since commenced taking your prescriptions and
although you told me would take from three four
months yet feel perfectly well already feel sorry that
did not visit at first and allow myself be led
by the Boosting of those quaek that copy your
style of business and thereby impose upon the public
They despoilcd me of my money, and if had not sopp
ed taking their vile stuff they would have robbed of
my life also Thanks to your superior medical skill
beyond danger, aud shall always consider yoI the
yieur of my life.
Dear Dr.-Publish this if you consider it worth your
while for wish to proclaim to the world your worth
that every one who needs physician may know where
to call aud be sure of avoiding deceit and imposition
Yours, till death, GEO. MARSHALL.
To J. c. YouNG. NJ ID
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-19

CONSTITUTIONAL Debility, Seminal Weakness.
X DIR. Young addresses those who have injured them
selves by priv and improper indulgence in that
and s6lary habit which rlns the body and mind unit
ting them for either business society The following
are some of the and melancholy effects produced BY
early habits youth viz Weakness of the back and
limbs pain in the head dness of sight loss of muscular
power paIpation Of the heart dyspepsia
irTabiy arrangement Of the digestive functions gen
eral debility symptoms of consumption &c
MENTALLY the fearful effects the mind are more to
be dreaded Loss of Memory confusion ideas deprcss-
spirits evil orebodngs aversion society, seis-
love of solitude nidty, &c &c. Of the
evils produced
should fail to call DR. Young and be at re-
stored perfect health Let false deicacy prevent
you, bu apply Immediately and yourselves from the
dreadful and awful consequences of this terrible naladv
Weak:ess of The Organs Immediately cured, and full
vigor restored. DIR. j. c. Young,
Cor California and Montgomery streets up stairs,
aug-stf San Francisco