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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-20

Splendid Wall Papers, Go.
ITH now the public complete assortment Of Wal
wv Papers, &c. comprising more new and fashionable
STYLES and fewer old than any other stock IN the city
Purchasing entirely cash. feel confident that
prices Papers, this season, VIII soE to be to the ad
vantage customers to give call We have very hea
apI4 WILDE 8 BROTHER.
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,CENTRAL
OHIO RaA.II1-RO AID!
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~ Through 1fetets to all parts ef Hest and
and az 70 every me and Connection yest
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dNOIItttR GFOGlLl G.EfAMGlE.
LARGEIot Of Summer NANTES, Just received at w d.
N MOTIF BROS, which they win sen At less than the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-20

SHOW NWfNNIS10OW.
A HANDSOME Show window with GllSs Of large size.
and Shutters to sit nearly coed as neE-for sale
EEnssP EslPs p{..ss n HIrnLIllt BIO
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ON and after Tuesday, Aug 1850 until further notice.
" Trains xill he as follows, Saturdays cxcepted0
SOUTH.
ioING NOR

GOING SoUTIT-The s1OA Train will connect at San
dusy with Morning Train from Toledo; Mt MonrSeTlle with
Chicago Express the Southern Division Of G. Road; at
Shelby with Cincinnati Express from CIeveand at
function With Day Express from tbur2h and at
Newark and West Trains the Central Ohio
Railroad.
The go p 81 Train will Sandusky with steam
er Day CITY from Detroit Sonrocyle with western Train
c. 4 r II. r. Shelby Junction at 521 T. NJ with the Mall
Train O. G. r. O. for Columbus Cincinnati at Mans
field Junction 5'h p u. With Fast train on o. p X r.
for Pittsburgh, aud Newark with East and West Night
Trains OF Central Ohio Il. X.
GOING NoltTII- go Train viii make close con-
neeon MT Newark with Mail Bealr G.. o. Il.
r.; at Mansfield Junction with Express for Pittsburgh; at
Shelby Junction 1918 with Cincinnati Express for
Cleveland New York. and at AonroeTlle with
Mail Train G. s.. T. road to Toledo, Chicago, &e.
9'lO Train will connect at Newark with Express from
the Ohio Road; at Mansfield Junction with
Past Train for Pitsb9rgh Shelby Junction at 52i
Cincinnati 4a for Cleveland; atAOnrOeYe with Night
Express fol Toledo and Chicago SNndusSy With the
steamer Bay City for Detroit and Chicago.
j. X. ROBINSON, Sup't.
san1uslv Ano A 1875 sep15-tf
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Empire g1a11. q EsA
EUsTEeeeITele lot OF Empire Hats Of epleta
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oHICKI1RING,s PIANo FoRTEs

..s.~, oPESED rms DAY, ami. now ready for
zEfi lsale fresh supply OF Chiekerine Sons cell
n III n ebrac Piano FoTtes, OF beautiful Black Wal.
= unut md Rosewood finish, and for brilliancy OF
tone ghiness touch be surpassed either In this
country or Europe offered the lowest mHnuactu-
reFs prices, including garbage.
Also, Prince Co 5 Nsodeons new style, with full and
half swell OF hne Rosewood hnis the lowest Buffalo
prces Witha general Of Martins celebrated Guitars
italian, French aud German Tioins, Toneellos, Flutes
Ffes anjos Tambortnes Tuning Forks the best Italian
Strings nth all other articles in the music line, and gene
raj assortment Of Variety Goods.
Wholesale and retail the old Music and Variety Store,
M mys '''0p ''''t'. JAS. sIELIoR.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
DRUGGISTS.

DRUGGISTS.
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, ,RERFUMERY, &C.
IA. Ckk VIA tBILGkhkS would announce TO his
~ friends and the puhe generally that having pGrcha
se the interest Of the senior partner In the business lately
conducted under the ff Of j. CrumbaekeE Son, he will
continue the ut the old stand, No. 1I5 Main St., and
would respectfully Solicit and trusts merit continuance
Of the patronage literally bestowed the old frm-
He has returned from the Eastern cities and Is
opening extensive and ven selected stock Of Drugs and
Chemicals Psrfnmery, Fancy articles &e, all Of which
purchased ser strict Pssonal inspection and with
ious to the purity Of quality, aud offered
the public ON the most reasonable terms. Tyr
d. O. GOOD Dc CO.,
[sUccEsssRs TO JAMES BAKER.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Corner Of AdtJl and 1foRr0e Street.,
WHEELING, W.
c. GOOD CO., have bought the entire stock Of Jas
IaKef and win continue the business at ie old stand
Or. Baker having into OF the largest houses in
Philadelphia kindly agreed to make purchases for his
successors Wheeling. Tile will insure their
keeping hand and offering the best tsrs) fun as
Of the very best articles in their line Of business
wheeling Dec 90 1855 de21
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The Wheeling Inatrumental NIu-
Writing Fluid.

9IEETS every MONDAY evening" O'clock In the Lee
w ure Room Of the Lutheran Church. Cdapne ST., Cen.
tire Wheeling. S. NJ. HAMILTON, Prss't.
C.. DIETRcH, Conductor. nvlS-sh,.
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= Ai Co-Partnershipr,. !, T. FA'4AA,

WI III O44VIS441p.
u. MARSH has this day associated with him u. r. Nay
u the purpose transacting wholesale
retail Boot and Shoe business old ATars
No. 49, Monroe street, door Greer OFT Co. under
the lrin Of MARSH & lYAYNtAN.
July lst, 1855. iuSo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-27

SHIFTING THE REsroSsmuJTY.-A corrcspon-
dent for one Of the Boston papers states that
some Of the New York journals employ Wall
street Spectators TO write their money articles.
The Daily Tines, which is owned by Wesley d
Co.. the stock gamblers in Wall street. makes
haste to cay that the charge is not true with re-
gard to that journal. There was no occasion for
the denial. The Times has already acknowledged
that it is owned by stock gamblers In Wall street.
II is a fact beyond dispute that the same name
which is suspended over the Times Office, hangs
over a stock gambling shop in Wall street. The
Tines is the organ, bought and paid for, of Wesley
4 Co, who speculate in stocks, lands, churches,
and all sorts Of moneyed operations; Wesley q Co.
have paid their money for the paper, and they
use II for their own purposes The last lame at
tempt to wriggle out of the responsibility Is n
miserable failure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-27

The ExTRADITIoS TREATY WITH AUSTRIA
The Union publishes the text Of the new treaty
between Austria and the United States "for the
mutual delivery of criminals fugitives from
justice, in certain cases.u We have now extra
dition treaties with England, France, Prussia,
Holland and Switzerland. The treaty with Austria
is precisely the same as that with France, and
leaves open oil the old disputed questions as 10
the definition Of the offences for which criminal
may be sent back. II is pity that diplomacy is
not little more straightforward when II comes
to signing and sealing. A little common sense
in these extradition treaties would tend to pro-
mote Justice on all sides.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-27

SPAIN AND MExco-SpAIS WoS'T FIGHT.-Our
readers are aware Of the fact that for the last
three or four months powerful armament has
been in course Of preparation at Havana, destined
for the invasion Of Mexico. The cause OF the
quarrel between that republic and the mother
country was, that certain Mexican bonds held by
Spanish citizens, were not liquidated, and tia
as TO large portion of them, they were repudia-
ted by the Mexican government as having been OF
tanned fraudulently and without considerable !.
Some time ago Spain sent plenipotentiary-S,
nor Alvarez Vera Cruz, backed by strong
feet, to coerce Mexico into the immediate pay-
ment Of these bonds; but instead Of using force
for the purpose, Mr.. Alvarez entered into con-
venton with the Mexican government agreeing
dencee Of debt. This was the very thing that
Spain was opposed to. The treaty was therefore
rejected by that government aud its Minister was
deprived Of his funct lions. Then II was that war
like measures were definitely resolved ON. The
whole available feet OF the kingdom was concen-
tratea IN the Cuban waters and large land
force was assembled in Havana, for the purpose
Of operating against Mexico. Then magnificent
boasts we're on every Spanish tongue Of
the facility with which the valiant war
riors Of old CASTLE were going to dcnolish
the degenerate sons Of Mexico; and the propriety
Of re-annexing that republic as province Of
Spain was seriously contemplated and discussed.
But now we are informed by our correspon-
dent At Madrid that The Spanish government has
revol "a It's first resolve, asd has given orders
that the feet shall not make descent upon Vera
Cruz-so that unless he armada shall have de-
parted from Havana before the arrival Of this
countcimand, the Spanish Dons viii have no OPP
.?r,un'y Of nnehirg god their boasts and exhi-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-27

The many friends Of william Darling, NJ. D., the Gle
YER young American surgeon, win be glad 10 learn thai
he has been admitted a. member Of The Loadon Roya
College Of Surgeons. The fact Ia announced In The Ion
don m0 Of the 2ist a. November. Dr. Darling ecursd
On anatomy in the medical school attached 10 I'm Uni
very this city, and was alsoan assistant surgeon
wasd's Island and at the Marine Hospital.
Ngnor Tabsrin the eminent Roman tenor. has tatsz
passage by The Black warrior oday for Havana.
Professor Hedrck ias of the North CAroIina Univer
SHY, IVES In Chicago on The 2ld inst
The President has officially recognized q. G. Mchsh
Vice Coseul Of the Kingdom OF the Two Sciles for ihf
State Of Georgia, 70 reside In Savannah.
Charles 0'Ccror, ESQ, OF this city IL In Washington
Hon. Henry wilson arrived In Boston, iron washing
ton. en- Wednesday.
Thonas u. Condy, United States Nssba for The DE
tct Of South Csrcns has been re appointed BY The Pre-
sidcnt, his term of service having expired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-27
Marine Court,
Before Hon. Judge Thompson.

GIVING Morsy FOR INJECTION PURPOSES.
Dec 20 - VILLAINS SsIoh-In The fall Of 1855 the
dsiesdent Nsthsniai selsb, . candidate for the
once Of Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies To octo
Der Of that year, Edward Bennel the assgnor OF the
plaintiff let Mr. ssah have about eighty dollars 10 be used
promoting ha election Bonnsn tsstiaed that the de-
PENDENT he'd repeatedly promised 70 pay him but that on
recent occasion he denied the clain No testimony ~
introduced the part Of the defendant his ocunsea
lanirg that the ccursct void being In Violation
Of the ssatute.
Tsospsos, line Revised Statutes ss.srs ,haA
shall not bs lawful for any candidate Or
any oshey person 10 contribute money for any
purpose intended 70 promote IN election OF any
particular peron o. ticket except for desrayiag
the esperses Of printing and The crcrlston Of votes
tandh and other papers, previous 10 any srch eec,on
conveying sick, poor nnrm persons polls.
UR g., ga, sec ~ The particular ru-pose {, which
TITS money vas 70 be sppropaed docs NOT srpear from
the evidence IN the case N the defence i0erpased
GOOD, must presume that the money advanced " se
iah 70 be Used for PURPOSE pronihted ~ the
statue snd that honpeil ended violate ths but
IN the absence any prosf % the contrary Hs ~ be
presumed that The TRANSACTIONS was LAWFUL sud that no
nsepnon existed between the PARTIES 70 commt asai
act nrocenes - ~ be Inferred instead NJ guilt Tbare
bsng proof then, that the funds Ia Question zero
acvsrced w ponne for aDy unlawful purpon led f ruA
sho.id be rendered for tbs plaintiff for the calm
~, MI S1si2.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-27

TnE INV York DEMOCRACY -THE SPoILs
an mI BrcHAsAN.-- Read our special despatch
from Warrington. Mayor Wood has had de-
lbers'e business consultation with Mr. Bu-
otauon. su5 70 tie sadstection Of both parties,
II hss all beer sotiled recording the New York
spolls-aN fxed 10 trouble hereafter about this
clique Or that e'iT1c. lilo law q the party has
been arranged aad tto spos VIII be distributed
accordingly That viii do FOR to-day. The
-.e.Ld All c.S.s y : - si..ss ....
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biting their proves on the field Of fighting

biting their proves on the field Of fighting
men.
The reason for this unexpected change Of pro-
gramme is sufficiently obvious It is to be found
In the fact that when this movement was first got
up, c0unter-m0vement was set ON foot stimuli
taneously in this country and Mexico to take ad-
vantage Of the withdrawal Of the troops and
feet from Cuba, and to organize expeditions to
wrest the ever faithful island from the grasp Of
Spain. Comonfort was, Of course, at the head of
that combination in Mexico, and he was seconded
in this city and New Orleans by Mexican and Cuban
exiles and American flbusters These latter will
learn with regret that Spain has abandoned her
warlike designs, and will not fight. In this she
has, without any doubt, consulted her best in
teIests-for the landing of her troops on Mexican
territory would have been the signal for des-
cent upon Cuba by expeditions powerful enough
TO extinguifh the last remnant Of Spanish sove-
reignty in that island
The election OF Mr.. Buchanan as President OF
be United States has undoubtedly also had its
influence on the Spanish government. The o.
tend manifesto is regarded by that government
as standing declaration of war, and the fact of
one of the diplomats who signed that manifesto
being placed in apositi0n whence he can give
effect to the principles enunciated therein was
not calculated to lessen the apprehensions Of
Spain in connection with it. The combination of
these two events, therefore-the election Of Mr..
Buchanan and the organization of Cuban expe-
ditions-has alarmed Spain to such an extent
that she revokes her challenge to Mexico. She
evidently believes in the maxim that discretion is
the better part of valor, and thinks that her arma
ments can be better employed in defending her
own territory than in invading the territory Of
another nation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-27

WASHINGTON, Dec 25 1855.
The state Mutual Fire Insurance Company Daniel
" oonselL judgment Of the Circuit Court Of the unned
eatss Tor The Western dstrict Of Pennsy armed
with costs.
70 the United States District Court Of Iowa. Case docx
cted, and disnisnisssd with costs.
No. s2-James n. More, claimant steamer Gpssy, W.
James NJ and Cyrus Connan, argument for appellants
was commenced. Adjourned VII Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-27
Disasters at Sea.

WRECK OF SCHOONER LOUIS A. sURETrE-THRER
LIVES LOST.
YARMOUTH, Mass, Dec. 70, 1855.
The schooner Louis soretts from Boston for Argyle,
came ashore today as Cranberry Heat, and went 70
pieces The captain and Of the crew were drowned
inc remainder Of the crew and the passengers were
saved.
LOSS OF THE SHIP STEPHEN ). YOU'VE.
ST. JOHN, N. B., Dec. 20, 1850.
The bark Jane Lovett, which arrived to-day, has on
board Captain Ssyburn and the crew Of the Americas
ship Stephen j. Young, Of Pttston, Me- from 81. ste-
phens, N for Bristol They taken of In Latitude
40 80 NORTH longitude SC west their vessel being dr.
masted and leaking badly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-27

wAsmScroS, Dec. 20, 1855.
On motion Of Mr.. rsorrsoS, OF N. j., resolu-
lion was adopted calling me Secretary OF The Treasury
10 report whc.hcr more efficient cannot be do.
vsed for The preservation Of she lives OF and
pesssnsers wrecked the coasts Of New Jersey and
Long Island and also whether relief should be grant.
cd 70 the families Of persons who lose their lives In
endeavorirg to rescue individuals from shipwreck.
Adjourned 10 Tuesday.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 20. 1855
Stocks dull Pennsylvania nves, SAX; Reading Rsll-
road, AK; Long Island Railroad, l2Z; Norris Canal.
l4X; Penasylvania Railroad, AK.
CHARLESTON, Dec. "a, 1855.
Ootton-Sales today 1900 bales, and tor the week.
$500. Market closed ct 70. advance the week Good
middling 1870.
CHARLESTON, Dec. "a, 1855.
Cotton-Sales 900 bales, Ut full prices.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. q, 1885,
Cotton unchanged-sales to-day 5000 bales. sagar
81 o6. Corn dull COO Pork buoyant at $40 as for
meas. Bacon quiet. Exchange London tx IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-27

BrvFA1o, Dec. %, 1870.
The examination Of DR.. Bsier, Of Rochester, chsresd
with manssuehter in killing Julia Rosenbaum ana child
In attempt 70 produce abortion upon the former,
commence this morning before Coroner Mott Ths case
win probably continue through 10 morrow. From lei,
tsss found on the deceased asceraned that her
name was Trederics MUIR. Her parents reside at RI,
chester, ard on arriving here this morning they said
they had been ignorant Of their daughters Whereabouts
for several months past.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-27

Internationally, December 81, 10 the last day for
nhrg notes ~ sspe. None need be lied In which
Gown ard NOT reached reserved IN the
December celenasr. Causes 10 the December calendar
whkh Get down tor particular dajs and were not
reached, win have preference In The January calendar
a-e uisr hem lose Which v 20 fcxersry reserved
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WASHINGTON, Dec 2s, 1850
The House passed several private b and The Senate
ti providing for the compulsory prepayment Of post
age al wansicnt printed matter
Adjourned ull Tuesday
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From the south.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 26, 1855.
modification Of the Colored seamau's Law, substa-
tuting "shp" for 'pyson" had passed both houses or
the South Carolina Legislature.
Communication with Norfolk, Interrupted BY storms
for three days. has been resumed No marine disassev
On the bay are reported.
Two trains on the Virginia Central Railroad came In
collision yesterday, Cordonsvie. Tho Psiss
smashed, and four or FIVE persons killed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-27

The Detroit, Monroe ana Toledo Railroad.
pmsoir, Dec. rs, 1858.
train passed over the Detroit Monroe and Toledo
Railroad Va. lay. Tho lat rail laid this morning
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The Grain Trade OF Buffalo.

The Grain Trade OF Buffalo,
buffalo, Dec. 70, 1855.
The total receipts OF -four and grain At this port for
the sesAon Of 1885, have been-Aour l,llaosS barrels
wheat s,s4s,ll7 bushels; and corn, s,s4e,7oo bushels
The total receipts Of grain and four reduced 70 wheat,
foot up busheb increase last year %
1856 2J7 bushels
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-27
The Augusta Nc savannah.

S,vaSSsr, Dec AZ, 1869.
me steamship Aprusss arrived here 70. day, ia ssy.
lhrte herr hen New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-27

The Negro Troubles I'm Kentucky.
LoUisvnLx, Dec. 20, 1855.
me annual Christmas negro love feast forcibly
broken up conform with the Mayors insursectonary
proclamation. This proclamation 10 satirzed by the
press and derided by the people Ali was quiet in the
city and vicinity yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-27

Aid Tor Walker from New Orleans.
NEW OaIzAxs, Dsc. ~, 1885,
The news from New York conosrnlng Walkers stna-
ton in Nicaragua caused much extemsns here Walkers
agents very active, and il said the steamer which
sails for Ban Juan TO- morrow win take out large num-
hep ar YeOrutu.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-04
MEDICAL.
DIR. CHARLES III. TOZERS
Private Medical Card,
GTRANGERS visiting Sacramento viii remem

GsTRANGERS visiting sacramento will remember
- that Dr. Tozer's lnfrmary is in 9th street, be-
Eween J and h sts., Sacramento.
The great success and many radical cures made by
DR.. TOzer ance his commencement in this city.
which hundreds can testify, induces him TO inform
those afflicted with any private complaints, or
chronic, and wish to be we'll aud thoroughly cured,
II will be 10 tscr interest and welfare to call him
who for the las twenty five years has given his en
tire attention 10 Private Complaints, and to all cases
OF private sature, acute and chronic such as Sy-
phillis, Secondary and Constitutional affections,
GonOrrhhoe and Seminal Weakness: Gleet and
Structures and all diseases of the genve aud urinary
organs, Goth in Tale and female, such Us i'rolapsus
Flour Abus, Hysera, &C.
Patrais caA ne assured chat their complaints will
sDt he tampered with, bat treated upon strictly sci
catiKc principles. Private complaints eradicaed IN
few days, new cases cured in short time, without
mercury.
lie can be consulted at kis Office at all times OF the
day, from IN the morning Until in the evening"
All in ailllction can find IN aim who can see and
sympathse with and belreRd them when In trouble
and be relieved and cured.
Apartments privately arranged so as to preclude
the possibility of exposure.
Letters ensIOsng Sl0wil receive prompt attention
with best advice and instructions.
G.. II. rOEER. VI. d.,
9th street, between and X.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-04
READ AND REFLECT.

NR. CHARLES II. .TOZER'S CARD to the aillic
Hb ted of California. In approaching any new
course of systematic inquiry, there certain points
concerning which the inquirer should always be 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 conccp-
ton of the state of Health, shall have difficulty
in understanding what was meant by Disease. But
beyond. though not above these ecls OF inv estlgu
tion OF the human body, we have another and still
nobler end II to lay before You in such terms that
you cannot be mistaken and will know where 10 APP
ply for relief.
use the word "disease' generally, and before
speak of the signs of particular diseases it will be
proper to take general view Of symptoms. When a
person is troubled or afflicted with disease, which
causes weakness of the back and limbs pain in the
head dimness of sight, loss et muscular power. pal
pation of the heart, irritalty, nervousness, dys-
pcpsa, arrangement OF the digestive functions, gen
eral debility, symptoms of consumption and many
Others which are better explained than pu ON paper
and reqaire Medical or Surgical attendance, it would
De well Tor them To inquire II there Is physician who
Is competent to attend them. and who understands
the application of medicine. and whose scientific at
tanments in his profession, and whose aye and eNpe
rirnco entlle 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 n 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 by them past recovery -
Therefore you may rely upon him one in whom
secresy aud the utmost confidence can be placed.
DR. C. H. Twould invite oil that afflicted to call
on him, and If he does not administer for them, there
will be no charge made. Let no false decncy pre-
vent you, but apTiy Immediately, and save yoliself
from the dreadful consequences which mas. follow
those who neglect to receive attendance.
Dr. c. H. Tozer's office Is on 6th street. ear the
Belvdere Hotel, between and streets. Ills rooms
are so arranged that the Doctor can be consulted
without fear of molestation.
Odice hours, from in the morning until 8 i'm the
evening. c. II. TOZER, VI. d.,
novs 9Th ST.. between and X, sacramento.