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PICkPOCkETs on THE RAILROADS Our citi.
Zens who have occasion TO travel between this
city and New York have need to take especial
care TO protect their pockets from being pick
Cd. Ihe cars and the depots seem at this time
TO swarm With these light fingered rogues We
have within the last few days heard of mum.
oers OF our most respectable citizens, including
both ladies and gentlemen, who have been re.
leEed by these fcOundrels Of their purses and
other valusbles We hear some amusing ac-
counts Of the dexterity of the roguss in alb
strseiing wallets from the pants pockets of
gentlemen. We are sure We are doing service
70 our readers by giving this warning word.
WARRINGTON ATHESEUH AT the regular
meeting OF this association, last evening, the
following gentlemen were elected Officers for
the ensuing term Frank NJ Spencer, presi
dent; L. b. Dixon, vice president; I. J.
Williams, secretary; John Ii Tucker, assist
ant secretary; Jas. II. Reed, financial sscre-
tAry; w. Z. Murdoch, treasurer The meet.
lngs OF this association are very interesting,
toe members all taking part in the disc ussions,
Hnlch are conducted In a very creditable
manner.
BoSSIREs.-The officers have been directed
70 eLforce the Law IN relation TO hOnsres in
the sfeee- II mas been found that in a ma
Jcrity OF cases the alarms Of Ere by which the
hremen are called out arc caused bv how.
who build hres for the purpose Of creating ex,
elsement- he Captain Of the Auxiliary
Guard and Chief Of Police have called the a.,
tention OF the officers to the law.
THs NORTH CAROLINA DEMOCRATIC Ctrp
We are requested by members Of the Ists
North Carolina Democratic Club to state thai
having been org aDiEed only for purpose. cor.
nected with the late Presidential campaign
and having Dissolved at the close thereof, the
cannot respond b the invitation of the Jack
son Association Of the 7th instant.
"A PREsESr.-We yesterday saw beautiful
HAllet a Davis piano going through the pro.
cess OF being boxed up at Ellis's music store
for Transmission TO Philadelphia 1t was Dur.
chased by WymaD, the m gician, at the prize
OF $500 as present land q more acceptable
one cannot well be imagined for his daughte,
in the Quaker city.
WOOD AND CoAL.-The merchants are still
receiving large quantities Of fuel, and our cit.
liens may calculate upon a plentiful supply
for the approaching winter Coal il seilina
at 80 so and So IS per ton hickory vook
81 and 81 80 per cord oak, IS and So so
pine, $3.50 and So per cord.
ASSAULT AND BArrkRY-James Mcdonald
or assault and battery on bis wife, was ar.
rested yesterday by 0Hicer Ross, and sent %
jail by Justice Hollilgshesd. ]. T. King, fol-
an assault, was held TO security by tie cam.
magistrate.
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WINTER ,1ILLlNHRY

COCO REWARD.-RANA AWAY PROM
pkUU the subscriber, On the evening Of the
LIST instant, NEGRO WOMAN, belonging to
the estate Of Mrs. Sophia Perrie, (decessed,l
named CORNELIA Discs about twenty-five
wears OF age, five feet ten inches high OF bright
rnulatto color, and is a very wei made woman.
| will give the above reward II taken Ia The
District, OF state az Maryland, or 500 II taken q
noa slaveholding State, ard secured so that can
get her again. Ga WATERS,
nov ST Administrator, w. A.
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WATCH RErURSs.-John Wallace, oolored,
lighting and profanity; fine and costs. Chas.
St j. Laporte, drunk; workhouse 80 days.
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FUSIEAL Lodge, I. o o. f., are
out in procession this afternoon, conveying to
Glenwood Cemetery the remains of their late
fellow member, E A. Firor.
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NOTICE FOR AND POSSESSION
lN given on the first day Of October next, three
OF those Ave three story brick Dwelling Houses,
fronting on Massachusetts, avenue, between 9th
and 7th streets, occupied at present respectively
by Messrs. Suit, J. f Kerd, and Thomas C. Ba-
den Terms for each $500 per annum, rent TO
be paid monthly. EDW. OWEN, 2l2 Penn.
avenue. sc lS-eotf
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l. q. Anderson has for rent large and hard.
some ParOT, with several Chambers, suitable
for the accommodation Of five or six gentlemen
man servant will be kept IN attendance Apply
two doors from the kirkwocd House, Fc1MsYlva.
MIA avenue. &C 81
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EOR RENT THAN LARGE AND AIRY

l. House on Penn avenue, between 9th ard 9th
streets, over A. Hoover & Sons Shoe Store, sui,a-
bic for frst- class Boarding House. 1t Is now
undergoing a complete repair. Possession given
Immediately. Ing uire Of A. HOOVER SON,
south SIDE OF Penn. avenue, between 9th and eth
streets. Oc 30-tf
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TWO FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS FOR
Il SALE.-Lots No 4s and so Louisiana ave-
nue., between 9Th and 9TH streets. The location is
a desirable one and offers rare chance for good
Investment: Terms easy Applyto L. X. LUN.
UY. No. 12S Bridge street, Georgetown, or No as
Louisiana avenue, Washington nov LII
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AUCTION GALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND ro-MosRov
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

L tinu,d at my store, corner ID and 9Th street,
THIS EVENING, (also every evening this
week. when wi 4 be sold a fac lot of Gold
Watches, Chains, Lockets, fne Earrings, Gold
silver Spectaces, with large invoice Of all kinds
OF cold Jewelry, which can be examined during
the day: livery article warranted as represented
nov lt-5t A. GREEN, Auctirneer.
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EAL ESIATE IN THE WESTFOR SALE
~ Persons wishing TO purchase Real Estate In
or near st Paul. in Minnesota Territory, or IN or
near superior City, In Wisconsin, Will do well 10
call ut the kirEwood House on ALLEN PIERSE,
Of Minnesota. nov If
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VIVIAN, the great favorite, plays at Odd
Fellows Hall, Navy Yard, this and to-mor-
row evening Go, by all means, and take the
children, and laugh and grow fat
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NOR RENT OR STORYTELLING
House $50, Dorth side Penn. avenue, between
9Th ard 10Th streets One of the finest locations
In the city for professional or business men. To
punctual tenant the rent will BE- mode rate. APP
ply on the premises TO GEO II. WHITES
CO., or to CD as. II. LANE. Gents Furnishing
Store. 4li Penn. etr
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STOREFOR RENT ONE OF THE MOST
- desirable places Of business on Pennsylvania
avenue for rent, and fixtures for sale. Apply at
No. pa Penn. avenue, between the hours Of 2
and O'Clock. au Scott
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VO LET.-AN EXCELLENT COTTA6E
l. Frame House, containing six rooms, situated
on n street north, between I4.h and 18th street
west. Rent SO per month. Inquire Of JNO. +.
HILTON near the corner Of 1ith stree, and Penn
avenue. nov ivy
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IVA fresh supply Of fraser. pure Cod
UFraud!-wc call attention to the fact

Liver OIL just received Also Turkish ami Bath
Towels OF superior Kind, FIR s~is at DYSONS,
Pennsylva ia avenue, corner twelfth street. l2-lw
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PARIS PREMIUM HATS.

PARIS PREMIUM HATS.
MODE DE PINAUD.
rv,oDp & co. HAVE RECEIVED FEN
Il steamship nAragon an invoice OF zen \
e.tshushrnent Of Laville d PoumarCux. VI no -
ceiyed two first-class medals al the late ID osl-
ton In Paris. chu.,.n,s
Also a beautiful assortment 81 Cenoehs
FANCY BEAVER HATS, FOR Misses or b'ys-
Ladies' RIDING HATS. .,.,
FRENCH UMBRELLAS, very SUPERB,
rauS.otf west end Browns Howl.
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l. BILE residence on street, between goth and
2ist fer the last eight years occupied by the late
J M. Chubo, Esq. Possession given the LIST Of
November next. Inquire Of RIGGS CO.
au 12-eotf
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For Sale and Rent.

ENOR RENT OR SALE.-A LARGE CON-
bstween 9th and 10th streets, containing eleven
Rooms, with Passage, aud good pump Of water
In the yard. Also, good stable and Carriage
house attached Inquire Of GEO. T LANG
LEI on ilth street, near K street. nov A-3t
Tor SALE OR RENT-ONE OF THOSE
large dwelling Houses on street, between
LIST and I'd, containing Water. Gas. Furnace,
Ranges, and all other conveniences Of FIRST class
residence. The Houfe will be sold q great bar
gain. Apply on the premises, or 18th street and
Canal, Of JNO. B. WARD
nov IA eo3w (Intel& Union]
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NOR RENT.-A COMFORTABLE Brick
Il Dwelling House on south b street, Capitol
Hill, few doors east Of New Jersey avenue. IN
quire of JOS. INGLE, on same square.
nov lO-eolwSwtf
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Vrauu Trunk hsiIroso CeIebration.
a., mosrHEtL, Nov. 1.-THE rsilpad celebrs.
ton opened here to day with a grand prooes.
snOa In the afternoon, q banquet was given.
anu N the evening there was q hue display of
,nhrseNorks, and a tOrehlight procession Every
LIZ went on With eclat. Delegations from
DoseOn, Portland and the Can dian cities were
Aeleetion CT Karsa Aid Bill In the Yer.
mont Legislature
b9s1oN, Nov. l2-Ths verma,.r .turs
nsN TeJected the bill provsl.sx -. ,iyins
szo'VOV OF the State funds fefl.ss, ga of Kan
lust as We expected. sHary rcd, for
" bleeding Kansas" after the election En-
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.


FROM Tue ASSOCIATED PRESS
BY HOUSE PRINTING FLEGRIpH
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NOR RENT.-A TWO-SrORY BRICK
l. House on New York avenue, between 18th
and 18th streets. Possession given the 10Th in
slant Inquire on the prenists or at CHARLES
Dr. SEEDLINGS, No 597 9TH street.. nov 10 eo3.$
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RUY YOUR PREsRNrs AT
~ nov IL MCLAUGHLIN o.
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ASSAULT AND BArTKRY-James Mcdonald
or assault and battery on his wife, was ar
rested yesterday by 0hcer Ross, and sent 10
jail by Justice HolliRgshssd. J. T. King, for
an assault, was held to security by tie tsms
magistrate.
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WOOD AND CoAL.-The merchants are still
receiving large quantities Of fuel, and our cit
liens may calculate upon a plentiful supply
for the approaching winter. Coal is selling
at 30 30 and 50 IS per ton; hickory wook,
- and % % per cord; oak, IS and s. 50 ;
pine, $3.50 and So per cord.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-02-14

new boxes on the southwest corner of the
New York Post Office.
have seen him since he frs: spoke 10 me
about this affair, five or six times, (once on
Friday, Saturday, Monday, and Tuesday,
and twice on Wednesday, beleve.) He
lives in Harlem, I think. don't know any
thing further of interest, and close with the
ardent wish, that Kiug's county officer will
gel the credit of catching one of the greatest
scoundrels that ever lived. thereby ridding
the community Of him. G. H. B.
City of Brooklyn,
County Of Kings, Sc.
q. H. B., Of the city of New York,
student at law above named, being duly
sworn, doth dispose and say that he has read
the foregoing statement, and knows the con-
tents thereof, and that the same is true OF his
own knowledge. G. H. D.
sworn before me this
26lh Of January, 1855.
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Fspm Hoibrook "1cn Yecrs rs Special Agent
Among the Maabngs."
FRAUDS CARRIED ON THROUGH
TIE MAILS.

Lawyers, clergy men, editors, farmers, and
even poslmasiers have all in iurn been swim.
died by means Of facilities afforded BY The
posi-office system, tine frauds ranging IN mag
nitude aud importance, from imaginary pa
pers of onionseed, 10 .scalls" for ministerial
aid in the momentous work of converting "a
world lying in wickednessW
1t is with view 10 put those who may
peruse these pages on The guard, that a few
rare specimens OF The tricks of these "J-remy
DiddIers" are here exposed, moot of which
have come 10 light within few months OF
this presen, writing.
The fir>t that we will describe, was perpe.
,raled quite successfully npon the legal fra.
ierniiy, and some OF the most distinguished
members of that highly useful profession in
the diferen, States, will no doubt readily rec.
oanize the nulhulness Of the picture, as ii is
held up 10 ther sozs. This dodge may prop.
erly be eniilleds Young America practising at
the bar.o
In January of the present year, the post
master of Brooklyn, Ne York, called my al
,enlion 10 the fact that large numbers of let
tiers were arriving at that office 10 the address
of "WilIiam IL. Jollei,' and that from some
information he had received he was led TO
believe that the correspondence was in some
way connected with systematic scheme of
fraud.
Arrangements were accordingly made to
watch the person who was in The habit OF in
4uiring for the 'Jolliel" letters, and the mex,
lime he called, which was in the evening,
he as followed as far as The Fulton ferry,
detained just as he was abou, TO enter the Ter.
ry-boat, aud questioned in reference 10 the
letters.
The person thus inierogated was an ex-
ceedingly intelligent boy, about fifteen years
ofage, plainly butneatly dressed, and Of pre-
possessing manners, particularly for one so
young. When asked wha, he intended TO
do with the leltefs he had just taken from
the posl-ofice, he manifested great self pos
session, and apparently. anticipating trouble.
without allowing an opportunity for second
question, he huHiedIy asked 81
"Why. what about this businessa have
been thinking there might be something
wrong about Jolllet's letters. lam student
in respectable law-office in New York, and
would no, like to be involved in any trouble
of this sort. can tell you, sir, all know
about these leliers." aA3AL
As his explanation viii hereafter appear in
full, suffice j, here TO say thai he threw the
entire responsibility upon a stranger, whom
he accidentally met in The Harlem cars. The
story was told with apparent irankpess, and
gentleman passing along who knew the
lad, and confirmed his statement as to his
connection with prominent law.office in
New York, he was allowed 10 go at large, un
der The promise that at an appointed hour OF
the following day he would Gallon the Brook
postmaster, explain the matter more fol
ly, and pu, him in possession OF facts which
would enable the officers 10 arrest Joliet, ]
thai was thought BEST
The appointed lime arrived, but the young
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The following from The Mirror, is fine
"take OFF, on LongfelIow's Hiawatha. Ru-
NOR says a book is in press sharply criiici-
ziny ,he Poem.
A few moments since, we found the fol-
lowing poem, in the delightful chrography
OF our devil, lying Ia close proximity 10 a
copy Of Mr.. Longfellow's "SoDg Of Hiawa-
tha." 1t is positively refreshing, the impu.
dence Of our devil. And the poem-no one
but Mr.. LonsfelIow or the devil could have
done il
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HiAWATHA.

Have you read the misty poem,
Of The mysiIc Hiawalha-
Read about The wild Dsko,as,
And the brave Hnmbugawampams,
IN The Wales of Hifalulen.
In The wales of Wi-hy Washy,
IN the vales of Skinny Dishy!
No Sir f. Sir, thai have no.,
Aud would MOI for a bundled
Dollars paid in silver, or in
Gold by the inflated teller,
OF bank called the Manhattan,
looked in the book a moment,
And my spine is really aching
At the hard words Mr.. Longfel-
Low puts in his learned verses.
Rumor says iha, Mr.. Riply,
Critic of the N. Y. Tribune,
Hired BY snob called Greeley,
Labors with an awful lock jaw,
Got in reading Hiau aha.
Guess he got foul Of this word
Obejaywayascslola!!! HI!
Here the MS ends abruptly.
"Snce lhe aSove was in ,yre," The head
has informed US hat the body of
our devil is lying under the press, with an
empty bottle in his hand, marked brandy,
bot supposed to have contained laudanum
Another genius gone They die early whom
the gods love!
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THE STAR OF THE NORTH
10 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING BY
Il. w. WEAVER.

is PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING BY
II. w. WEAVER,
OFFICE-Up stairs, in The ne,o brick build
ing, on the south side of Main Street,
third square beloio Market.
e II nj s Two Dollars per annum, if
paid within six months from The time of SUBJ
scrl6ing; two dollars and fifty cents if not
paic within The year. No subscription re-
ceived for less period than six months no
d'sconiinuance permitted until all arrearages
are paid, unless al the option of the editor.
ApvERTIsEMENTs not exceeding one square
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and twenty five cents for each additional in
ssrllon. liberal discount will be made to
those who advertise by the year.
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Mr.. VIM. Fl. Joliet.
We have allowed the lawyers to lead off
in the melancholy procession of victims Of
rascaliiy which we have undertaken to dis
play 10 onr readers; and it is our design, in
ma.shaling our regimen, Of ''the Great De-
luded,", 10 place the clergy second i'll order.
The Empire County argus., 1856-03-08
Important to Miners, Travellers, &c.

N
q There is malady of deeper importance, either in
medical moral point of view to which the human family
more liable than that arising from impure connection
As medical man. it is the duty of every physician to
look disease it affects health and life and his sole OBJ
ect should be to mitigate, far as lies in his power the
bodily suierngs. Human nature at best is but ail, all
are liable to misfortune.
OF all the ills that affect man, terrible
than those of private nature Dreadful as it is in the
person who contracts it, frghu its ravages upon
his constitution, ending frequently in destruction and
oathsome grave, it becomes of still greater Importance
when it is transmitted to innocent offspring. Such being
the cose how necessary becomes that every having
the least fear that they have contracted the dis
ease should attend to it at by consulting phys
cian whose respectabity and education enables him
warrant safe speedy and permanent cure: In accordance
with this necessity, Dr. YOUNG feels called upon to state
that by long study and extensive practice he has becoe
perfect master of all those diseases which under the
denomination of Veneea and having paid attention
to that branch than any other physician in the United
States he feels himself better qualified to treat them
Syphilis, in all its forms, such Ulcers Swelngs in the
Grons, Ulcers in the Throat, Secondary Syphilis Cutane
Erupons, Ulceraons, Tertiary, Syphilis Syphilis in
Children Mercuria Syphlitic Affections Gonorhea Ceet
and Prostrate Glands xcoratons Tumors Pustues ctc
familiar to him the most things of daily
observation.
The DR.. effects in in few days. and
finds difficulty in curing those Of long duratiou without
submitting the patient to such treatment as Will draw
him the slightest suspicion obge him to neglect his bus
ness whether within doors without: The diet need not
be changed, except in of severe inflammation There
are i'll California patients (amounting to two thou
sand in the Year, that could furnish proof of this but
these matters that require the incest secrecy which he
always preserves.
Dr. Young will warrant perfect cure, make no
charge.
All letters enclosing $40 will be promptly attended to-
]. c. YOUNG, M. D.
Express Building, Montgomery and California sts,
The Empire County argus., 1856-03-08
Constitutional Debility, or Seminal
Weakness.

NONsTITUTIONAL DEBILITY, or SEMINAL
" Weaisness.-Dr. YOUNG addresses those who have
injured themselves by private and improper ndugences in
that secret and solitary habit which ruins the body and
mind uniting them for either business society The
following of the sad and melancholy effects pro-
duced by early habits Of youth, Wis Weakness of the back
and limbs, pain the head dimness of sight, loss of
cular power paptation of the heart dyspepsia
ness irrabty, arrangement of the digestive functions
general debility, symptoms of consumption.
MENTALLY, the fearful effects the mind are to be
dreaded Loss of memory confusion of IDEAS depression of
spirits, evil forboding aversion to society," self dstrust
love of Solitude tmdity, &c. &c, of the evils
produced.
All persons who afflicted with any of the above symp-
toms should not fail call Dr. Young and be at
restored perfect health Let false delcacy prevent
you, but apply immediately and yourself from the
dreadful and awful consequences of this terrible maady
WEAKNESS THE ORGANS Immediately cured, and full
vgor restored.
Dr. YOUNG, corner of Montgomery and California sts
opposite Banking House of Page, Bacon q Co. -
For sale above the celebrated French Lunar Plls
These Pills acknowledged by the medical fraer-
nty be the only safe mild and eicacous remedy to be
depended upon long standing of SUPPRESSION rreg
uary stopping of the functions of nature the neglect
of which is the Of such deporabe effects on the
female frame.
N. B. These Pills highly celebrated as preventa-
tive. Price $5 per box.
DR.. YOUNG.
Office of Montgomery and California sts
Is 3m San Francisco
The Empire County argus., 1856-03-08

EBROPHILACTICUM,(S (Selfdisnfecting Agent sure
Il preventative against GonomhGa, and Syphilc Dis
cases. and unsurpassed remedy for all Venera Scrou-
ous Gangrenous and Cancerous Ulcers Ftid Discharges
from Vagina, Uterus and Urethra and all Cuaneous Erup
ons and Diseases. For sale at Dr. L. j. Czapkays Office
Armory Hail. of Sacramento and Montgomery sts
San Francisco As nnocuation is preventative against
Small Pox, is Dr. l.. J. Czapkays Prophilacticum
preventative against Syphic and Gonorrh9a Diseases.
Harmless in ITSELF it possesses the power of chemically
sands of young debauchees from being infected by the
most oahsome of all diseases. Let no young man who
appreciates health be without Dr. Czapkays Prophlact-
1t is in very convenient packages and will be found
convenient to use being used soap. That disease
be prevented by the of proper agents, is well
ment The principle which is now universally recognized,
received before the days of Jenner the discover
of the vaccination in 1896, and its multiplied benefits
since have received they deserved the attention
of the medical faculty 1t in pursuit Of this branch
of the medical science that Dr. L. j. Czapkay fortunately
made the discovery of his Prophyactcum which for the
prevention of syphtc gonorrhoeal and cuta
neous disorders stands unrvaed by any agent in the
Phamacop@ia The effect of this agent after COTTON is i'm
mediate and removes the possibility of contraction of
disease. If however the disease has been contracted it is
useful In neutrasng the poisonous secretons which by
absorption produce the horrd consequences known
ondary syphilis. 1t has been administered by the Doctor
many thousand cases. and he has to find the first
which it has failed to subserve the purpose for which it
administered Price So Full directions attached
to each package In where the Prophilactcum is
used curative DR.. L. J. Czapkay will furnish gratis)
prescription for his Blood Purifier
All communications from the country addressed only to
Dr. L. j. Czapkay San Francisco will be strictly and
denay attended to- and the Remedies with the great
and security Immediately dispatched by Express
other conveyance, to their destination.
L. j. CZAPKAY, NJ D..
San Francisco California.