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Dental Surgery.

~ ~ w Z -
ESPENTFULLY INFORMS HIS FRIENDS
IA Anl the Public. that he ID now p-ac icing his
profession a. Surgeon DE ntist in Burlington.
Having devoted the last four years to the practice
Of Don't stry. in the firm Of Chds. She phe d 4
Rilsway, Boston, he conf ently hopes to merit the
pltrnna se of the c immunity. All whn favor him With
their Custom, may be assured Of prompt and skilfu
attention, an on reasonable terms.
The 'n,ta ut demand for his Tooru POWDER, leads
him to inform the Public, that during the past TWEEN
" years II ha' been made exclusively by Dentists FIR
thny otDr P3,isE's This in itself is sufficient guar
,utee for it, superior u,tv. All who have used it,
freely acknowledge its inertia over any other denti.
frce
Office over S. l.. IIerrick's Store, Church Street.
Burlington, Vt, Feb. 4, 1856. dtwtt.
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The George Lnw-y rs

Atn,Nv. -. ~
\ largo meeting Of the friends Of G-or-
Law. was held in tits city, last might, com
posed principally Of members OF the L'gisIo-
ture; joel / lleallcy, President. y PAPER
was signed by members Of the legislature,
recommending the delegates t. the Nl;ioual
Convention 20 vote for George L'w, IS the
Presidential Candidate. The principal speak
cr4 were warmly in favor OF Law, aol Us d..
cidelly opposed to F,llm,re's uowjnnijoo.
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LATER ARRIVALS.

FFNuE HOLIDAY TRADE HAVING MADE
such inro.-ls IN our assortment Of Fancy Ar.
tulosVe have purchased a new STOCK TO which we
invite the attention Of customer The prettiest ss.
sentiment Of now Pcrte Monnss Cigar Cascs, Dressed
Dolls. Rubber Rsttles, Balance Handled Kuives
ioci Hla be-, Plated with Pure Silver Wax Dole, iii.
ycr Fob ard Guard Ecys. d rev lot Of Reticules
and Nlr .ls uther fancy AIcles suitable r presents
~ ANY setS0u the assortment Of Porte Monnies
aud Node Cases are the best We have exhibited
Eu-.H !, Mahogany and FIVE sises tin cs,oi Their.
uu'Ao-r-, Drts- CAP Pliners Black Bracelets, Bla.
lillian BACK Co4bs, Rubber Comls, six srsss T!ass.
steel, Plated anil other cheap Ininhes dor. Gold
ih.mp'e., gross Silver lhiu,b,e- suau AMI I,Oac.
co buAe- IA short the prette,t assortment opened
"tlis year" or last, AZ tie Old Stand Church 81.
j, BRlNSMAIp.
Jan. 1906. dAutf
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of the track, on to II bridge. breaking the
bridge dowr. The engine fell 80 feet into
the water. Tie Engineer, Lewis Elder, Is So
vorely injured, and the Firemln, Giles Cup
ron, slightly Tho bridge is complete
wreck; it ,yri.rs it impossible for trains 30
pags
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4 N ew Book.

TkNrE Rev. j.. Dobie, Of Plattsbureh y Y be-
iu; through il! health obliged to lay his pas
tr-liu aside, proposes To- publish by the help OF
a's Friends, Book uu the Interpretation Of the
B.b,c. IL /. an attempt e. lay down and illustrate
tbo Fundamental principles Of common sense by
which al men are To- be governed in the iuterprc-
tttan Of lha scriptures II has been prepared with
emo nni resolved the appreciation Of the first
EhIru scholar in this Country, tho Rev. D..
EurrN-uV Of NcV No-k.
b.. E.Ilnson sly-, " have examined the sen-
crI Outlines If work the Interpretation of the
Bible, by the Rev. d. u lbio, and chcerfully es
prr.- NY gpprobttirn Of the zane. 20 far az sub
mut-i % n... cauuat hut hope it NAV be gem
orally r,.t-l 90 al students Of the sacred volume,
tsi.ul EDWARD ROBINSON.
E.y lo. Isif, P0Cul U.!,n Tho San. " y"
sgb,cr ptous viii be received by L. 4. Fuller fol
tho above work price s!,25, On delivery: the
b ok will be $50 or 100 page. in the best .tylc,
ana re ely ~ the opening OF spring.
All Bible Class and sabbath School Teachers will
AL- 10 Book great help. ddw2t
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WI>NER'S
pATENT ASH.TUB.

TIE subscriber wouI T.pectfuly announce to
the Inhabitants Of the counties Of Washington.
Ch'tt"nden, Lamoille and ctianklin, that he bs'
procured the agency for tn Manufacture and sale
of the above art Gle in those counties aud earnestly
sulicits candid investigation of its merits Ills
now in general use in many Of the Eastern and
Middle tates, an il now only to be tried by the
people # Vermont, for them 10 acknowledge lie
sIeat superiority over anything ever yet invented
for wishing. The fact that il il but simple mod
ifcutiun of the old-l,hrned wash board, and not
machine, together with it's weli-knOwn quality of
giving universal satisfied IN wherever it has berd
tested j. 90 me sufficient evidence that it will find
f,vor with every no sex "per, provided they will
give il fair trial for with th. Tub, not only will
the dirt be easily and rapidly washed away. all
prrildces are completely washed away az the anne
tuc. would especially call your atten,ionts tho
following facts.
The .iencsce Farmer, published at Rochester, y.
Y. well as many other lending journals, in places
where thi. Tub has been introduced give this Tub
has been introduced give this tub decided prefer
euce over every other tn ng yet constructed, foi
Washing. Children Of the age o. fourteen can wa'h
A. easily NJ. gr wn person. 1t il not liable, like
Washing Machines, to : out OF ORDER but will
last tween y years, with careful usage.
with tui. Tub the labor Of Wa,hing ran be
compli.hcd in one-iourth part of the time usually
employed by any other process. With this Tub
person wash thu substance Of four or Eve shi Is
At time md the fbri b. II me or cuar>e, will 10
found per ecty clean aui il texture remaining uu
injured. Many other simple fact-, an the resu
ot repeated experiments IN the use Of the article.
might be mentioned, were il ne Try; but trust,
however, that the above is sufficient 10 call the at
teutian Of the public to an investigation of the
: of the Tub itself. In addition would state that
testimonials could be procure. from over three hum
bred rer,ou- in Addison County. to corro buate tie
above statements, and wou satisfy any candid
person hat tn" Tub is NO iiUMBUG.
The 'ubsciib.r having made arrangements for tbs
Manufacture OF the above article at onesville, VI,
will take pleasure in filling any orders with which
he may be fayared and also answering any In
quirie, that may be male concerning said Tub after
this date
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BOY WANTED,
WANTED A BOY FROM IS TO 10 YEARS
~ DID, well disposed and industrious, to learn
I n. Hrintnr's trhla. A nnly snnn q this nffcn.

az An LED y BD1 fhDM ID ~ - l. ANS
~ old, well disposed and Industrious, to learn
the Printers trade. Apply soon at this Office.
1--WE ANNUAL MEETING of tho Lake Cham
I plain Valley Horticultural Society will be hold
en- At Concert Hall in Burlington on Tuesday, the
10th lust. at o'clock P. NJ. elect their officers
AMI to hear tn, reports Of their committees.
To make the meeting both use al ani in
terc.tns it il proposed to have series Of discus
sion- upon the following topie'.
Apples, summer, Autumn, Winter Varieties,
Pears. " Soil and Culture.
Cherries. Early and Late.
Plums, "
Apricot',
Grapes, best native varieties for open culture.
Foreign Naretcs
Be-, G1o-ierrios, Soil AMI Culture,
" Curra1t- "
" Qlnccs, "
Insects injurious to yogets.ion and method Of
cstorminating.
Best We :etables Of variou, kinds.
It is requested that seeds may bs brought for
oS,itnyo All also :.ion, anl any thing that may
Contribute to the knowledge or tho Interests of
Horticulture.
J. WHEELER, Prest.
W c. HicKoS, Sec'y
Burlington, Feb. sth, lN56. dtwlt
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TWO Cases mCo Of Me7rwa,k STYLE Prints,
J Nl II Cylyrs, ~ G Ct. Ter VI. worth 10 cts.
G. !. STANFORD.
Nov, -. 1855 dtw
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Osl.rs were received ~ t'e Brnf..0
My Y1rd yesterday to s'rl Che u. S.
stclmar Dispatch Immediately in sar.' OF,
the Pacific, S,e is under The com't0a Of
Iicl =. Cras-ln.
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Fan Of Gpn.t las,

your nlg,t v :. servant.
". ;. MARCY. 3
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private letter from llayu Jan. ith, says
that the flaytinn army had advanced on Gu
naminthe, and that all the troops are being
collected. to continue the invasion. The most
rigorous measures were in force to augment
the array. The people being caught up and
put in prison until they are ready to be sent
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-02-15
Onions.

nNE HUNDRED BUSHELS for sale, Wholesale
\por Retail, by n, LOVELY, Ageot. Church
street. ddvtf
January, "a, 1856.
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EOf all the New England railroads, We
believe the Vermont Central las been the
most prompt and regular. this winter
Windsor J0urnaA
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Cc-Partnership.

'FUE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING PURCHASED
| Tho stock, and taken tho tore on Water Street,
reSently occupied by Herriek ana Miles have form
oil co-par,rership for tie Transaction Of General
Commission, Produce and Aorcanti Q business under
tho irm Of Van Sickleu Il Walker.
F.M. VAN sIcELFN.
o. J WALKER.
Burlington, Feb ., 1855. ddvlm.
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Swine, none Mt market.

Bs SURE ASD READ the advertisement fouuI H.
lother column Of this paper Ton Dr. chou III.
Columbian Pals. then call upon die Agent
and purchase, for merely - cents, h.N ot no,
best mrdieiue for dyspepsia, Liver t.ursilt..
aud all LillIuu> denugemcut- you ever u-Di. .
Lady in kudcrhook, after using these liIl. -.n
years declares that she would not he without then
10 u-eas family medicine If they cost uur Go,lIr.
IN stead at - cent, a box, Lat every faulty ty
these Pills. a. Z. SPEAR, Agent, Eurlraior.
sept 20 $50 a.uff
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itaillOld A ,ciirnt.

Chatham Four Corners, Feb. g.
Tho Freight Train from New York to Chat
man, yesterday, when near Dover Plains, ran
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WatChea.

m BOXES (SiN IN Ro1) Of Hunting and open
~ face, gilt galvanized and Gold and silver
Levers and pines, smons them low priced
trading Watches, medium and high priced accurate
time keepers, Which will be sold at fair low prioes,
at tho Old stand. Church Street.
). Z. BRINsMAID
dkr,f
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nrocn1cllc. Lance. Mou,Iin 4 Turkey Rcd.

T1r Cl-tain3 O.l,l shades, keItys F,xtures, Blan-
ket., 'unterpanes, Linen and Cotton, all widths,
for Pillow cAs-s AMI Sheets, Piano AMI Table Cow
er,, Table Clorh,' p"yie,, Napkins.
All IF the above named AMI many other goois.
nv' enumerated, 800 lie s.'I a; prices that will
'a-ta competition ia the shade at the Cheap
Cash stone If &. I. STAMFORD.
Burlington, D,c 3d. 1855. dtwtf
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Price Five Dollars.

T. TT, TNUF tNUN, fgt-t.
Jouesville, Vt, Dec -, IS.
r : The public are hereby warned that the law
in relation to Infringement Of patents will be speed.
ly put force in every insta where it is violated
a, far Il. the above Tub is concerned.
January |. lsj6. w27mos6
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Neu Goods.

A LII SILVER PITCHER AND CUPS, ALL
~ silver Dessert Knives Silver plated Table
and Dessert Knives and Forks Cribhage- Boxes,
Crochet Rings Bone and silver Napkin Rings
sirglv or bv sets, and some other goods that We
have boon ont Of. Just received at tho old stand
(ncw storc) Church Street.
j. E. BRtNSMATD.
January %, 1856. dtwtf
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New Rocks.

.,SI ACATLEY'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND"
W third and fourth volumes lIeadley's
Sacred Plans - Napoleon at St Helena" hy
Abbott; " Village and Farm Cottages" by Cleve-
land ~ the Church Street bookstore.
HurliIgton, January II, 1886 dtwtf
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Telegraphjc Report n tNa "G.1ss
bridgc Cattle ICr =.

IRsp5,i,d Tor tae WuAg Pre- g,,;<I
W,,,.tv Fab l.r,
At Market $50 cattle a'"n'4eo hre'"-
and 80 stores consisting OF grklna "a n.
Oo"s' ana calves hearings Two anu three
years oii.
i"r"'' Du'' ''NuN- per CIV . d 81
fD,"'
1vVo',' 20 - -
l "'.1 80 ~
tI'"''.F
,i'u'' ~ rVa '''
iulIO" : " -
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Dried Beef.

INIEEF OR FOrR HUNDRED POUNDS priei
Beet, taot sm,ked) f.r sale by
Y LOVELY, AGENT, Church Street
January u, lsjC. dAw
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Leavi:t. Dclisser & Co.,
y + II
Auction tn,sisssi>-i1ns s0uSe

y T. W
Auction & sn,s,sssi>-istns s0uSe
377&349 BROADWAY.
Garner Of White street. NEW.I0RK.
Books, Stationery. par'r.PaintlngS. Fam
cy Goods. Work, OF AT. Furniture and
.UECUlNDLSE GENER.lLLI.
The undersigned are no1 ready to receive con-
signments Of Goods for sale at Auction The favor
able loo atom Of thei place Of busincss-beinc in
the very heart of the City--cforls peculiar iaci-
ties for the disposal Of all kin is Of property.
Publishers. Booksellers, and others, wishing to
NEW OR OLD STOCK,
will hnd it their advantage to make cousis garments
to the undersigned
Parties, favorin. us with their business, may be
assured that every attention, both to distribution.
Of catalogues, and extensive advertising, will be
given TO their interests Accounts of sale. will b.
pro rptly rendered, and settled without delay, and
cash advances made, when required.
LEAVIrT. DELiSSER a CO..
81 37J Broadway, cor. W h!t3 st.
REFERENCES.
David Hoadly, President Panama Railroad Co.;
A. P IIalsey Cashier Bank Of New York Messrs
l.. Appleton 4 Co.. 3i6 broadway Shepard Knapp
President Merchsncs Bank Vim. \. Hooth. Pres
ident American Exchange Bank Messrs Phelps
Dodge Co., Cliff street Jas. Van Nostrini
President Merchants Exchange BANK Lucius
Messrs. Campbell, Hall 4 Co., ITO Nassau street
Daniel Embury, President Atlantic Bank, brooklyn.
Room. the Publishers Association,
New York. December 18th, ls55.
Mesr, LEAvI1r, DELIssER & Co.
Gen.lemeu,- Your letter Oft 10th instant is at
hand, enclosing proposition to conduct the next
regular Trade Sale for the Publishers Association
We have the pleasure to inform you, that at the
regular meeting Of the Association, it was unlnim
ously
RgsoLvEp,-" Tn tho proposition Of Mc:sr'.
Leavitt. Deli>ser Co in regard to Trade Sales,
be accepto by the Assoc alton"
You will, therefore, consider yourselves a. en-
aged to conduct the next regular Trade sale Of the
New York Publishers Associate n, on the proposed
terms. Yours very truly,
". II. APP EToN, II. II. LAMPORT,
A. S. BARNES, Gil ARIES ; 'RtBNER,
l.. MASON Jr., WILLIAM ORION,
g. P. PUTNAM,
Executive Committee Of the y. Y. Publishers
Association
w3?wi
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NLW ORh, frp, L
The HsJaId's correspondent tciesraphs -
"Mcyieo having Withdrawn her protest
against the payment OF a portion Of the Santa
Ana debts 1T will be considered by our Govern
meut Us 4 recognition Of the whole debt. If
valid in part, these drafts must be valid evil
dence, and the Who'll amount paid TO the
American holders"
The new steamer Merrimlc makes her trial
trip from Boston, this week. She will put
into New York or Baltimore, as circumstan-
ccs require.
ARREsr.-Jaines Donahue, fugitive from
Boston, charged with grand larceny, was ar
rested in this city yesterday. A large amount
Of money in double eagles was found in his
possession
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Heavy Ia CARAT Gold Hunters

nF FINEST quality Of my own importation just
~ received. Also "Straight line" Levers in
GALVANIZED. GILT, silver and Go!d Cases
AMBEDTl Pc ard Dagucrreotype Goods Britain.
ME and plated Candlesticks, Tea Pots Shutters and
Trays; received at the old stand Church street.
J. +. BRINSMAID.
Inn o. leiE. d. Wit
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Carpetine. Oil Cloth. &c.

VHR VNeiHSf STI NTOtHf w
Inn PS, now 10 store, consisting Of Tapestry,
ApV Brussels, Inree-ply, Ingram, Superhne,
Zine, Nentian, Cotton an Wool, Cotton and Stair
Carrctns., Plain aud Check Mating, oil Cloths,
ditercn, widths, Rugs, Door and Hall Mats, Drug
get, from onS g. tou- yards vide,
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NEW BOOKS.

Of Reign Of Phillip the Second"
IL King OF spain. by wm. n. Prescott.
s. Sc Int Papers" and variety Of new Juvenile
Works by .A.EULLHR
December, -, 1855. dSwtf
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hell Puff ami side Cmb.,

INDIA RJNEfR and lI0rn slde and Puff Combs
Fancy patterns Brazilian Back Combs, q, the
oll stand Church street,
f BRINSMAIn
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fyNR tNELS IN EGYPT, TWILIGHT ana BFu
b Ian, by a blind man. For ssle by
HUNTINGTON.
Dee. -, lsoo. dSvtf-
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-11
pTACERvuIE Nav OF. 1osiG

:. 7 I4ttNJIINE II4I1H1 MA 193 Ic@0-
nR. J. G.. YOUNG-Dear Sir Words cannot ex-
~ press the gratitude feel is due to you for the
benefit have received from your truly Invaluable
course of treatment Of my case while prescribing for
me. think cannot Justify myself without giving
this small token of my thauKfulness and esteem for
yOd have been the means of saving my life and re-
storing to me that health which have so long de-
SPARED of, enjoying. had for long time, -four
Years. been troubled with that dreadful scourge
of young people, seminal weakness Or nocturnal e.
missions, which SO weakened me, both bodily and
mentally, that was obliged 10 give up mining alto
gether. consulted one OF the hest phvscians, $50
callcd) in the mountain districts and after careful
exam ination of my case he gave me medicines |
continued uner his trea nent for three months with
out receiving any benefit, in fact grew worse from
week to week, until at last got discourage and ask
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-11
GRASS Valley JITNE Q 1919

d,
DEAR SIR The last medicine you sent me has
~ done the business. am now perfectly well and
wish to give my testimony to the public in favor of
your skill was troubled with COMPLICATION of dis
eases brought by that soufdestroyg habit of self
pollution, and complaints caught by connection with
bad persons Of the opposite sex have been treated
by some Of the best physicians, well as by those
quacks who nest this state and by them all given up
as mcuraRle but being advised b asfriend Fho ha9
been benefited by YouF scientific treataeht to call
upon you, did and feer grateful him for the in
formation and still thankfulto you for the care
and good advice you gave me, well for the eca-
ciOus medicines you prescribed If any of the attic
ted should this let them be that it is vol
untary offering in gratitude for the blessings ofheath
received from yog and also given with feryent wish
that it may he 6f serYio9 t? those suffeg as did
and now may God bless poU Your efforts to lessen
the suferings of the human family and may all good
citizens assist you to drive from the those
eechcs that prey upon the public by false pretensons
of eminence in the medical world.
Yours EternalIy, JOHN BURGESS.
r To DR.. J. C. Young, San Francisco.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-11
To DR.. L. J. Czapkay, San Francisco.
PoRTLiANb, OREGON, MAY IS. 1855.


DR.. Czapkay-Dear Sir-Your medicine has been ta-
ken according to directions. feel little weak vet
in every other way am almost entirely recovered,
and think in a short time shall be as well as ever
Everybody that knows me is wondering what made
such change for some friends thought l had con
sumption and others said going crazy. Well,
don't know but they both right as felt good
deal both ways, and thought if l didn't die soon l
would like to. l am not troubled any more with E.
missions, and the pain in my head and back, and the
weakness in my limbs have left me- and so has the
dizziness, tdity, and the wish always to be afonej
am not afraid to go in company now and am not SO
would set me trembling. 1 have been at work this
week. which is the first have done for six months,
and the thought of it don't discourage me like it used
to- Indeed feel like another man and it is all ow-
ing to your medicine and advice. You may publish
this if you want to- Yours, &c.
JOSEPH RATH.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-11
MARYSYILLE, JUNE 10TH 1856.

MARYsyILLE, JUNE 10TH 1855.
DR j. c. YOUNG, DEAR SIR-P1ease send NE some
~ OF the medicines you prescribed in my case.
have a friend here who is troubled in exactly the
same way that He has nightly emissions ring
ing noise in his head, weak back loss of memory and
is generally debiliatedi he is discouraged and has
not confidence enough to call and you. told him
howl was and that my friends all laid was in con-
sumption, ard the Doctors up here gave up, and
advised me to go home and die, but instead of going
of them and likely to live long time vet, and with
strength enough to work with the strongest of them
Doctor, IYl send every you that books to me
as though he needed pl1yseidn. It shall not be my
fault If any one dies for want of medical treatment
will do all can to keep the aic ed away from those
pests of society yclept professors and nigh sound
ing titled men, who, if the facts were known are men
who " left their country for their country good p
Publish this letter, Doctor if you wish ana Hone
some of those who humbugged me may see it and
sleep bad TOR one night. Yours Truly
GEO, DAVIDSON
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-11
San Ernnn;soo ALL = 1oss

To DR.. L. J. Czapkay, San Francisco Dear Sir
Before having made application to you had called
little satisfaction. told by one that my disea ,e
was incurable and that the headache, dizziness,
vOusnes, timidty, selfdistrust loss Of memory love
of solitude, wanderngs of my mind, and sometimes
partial insanity, evidences of organic disease of
the BRAIN for which medicines would be of little SER
vice. Having brought on these symptoms by my own
your advertisement, and called upon you How great
has been my relief All the above symptoms have
been relieved, besides which have recovered nv bod
lily health Believing that there are mary suffering
in the same manner, you have my permission to pub
sh this letter, and refer any to for CON
6rmation. Gratefully yours,
H. L. THOMPSON
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-03-11
H. L, THOMPSON.
SrocKroN Novod 7e55

s- STOCKTON, May "a, 1855.
Dear sir->Having entirely recovered from my sick
ness avail myself of this opportunity to return my
thankful Acknowledgements for the relief that you
have given me- When think of the distressing bodi-
ly weaknesses under which have suffered, and the
nervousness, head ache, fearfuness, want of conf
dence, dizziness restlessness weakness in the limbs
loss of memory confusion of IDEAS dislike for society
nocturnal emissions and many other symptoms which
had made my life miserable; can hardly express the
gratitude feel, for my existence had become bur
then to me, and nothing afforded me the least gratf
cation whilst feel perfectly well and can enioy
life to my entire satisfaction. Knowing that there
many afflicted as have been, you have my per-
mission to make of this letter as you think prop
CT. Believe me gratefully yours,
NJ. MICHELS
To DR.. L. j. Czapkay, San Francisco.