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Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-12
Something for every Lady.
SheDard,s Great BenefactOr.

TlHE gi ea.est periodical remedy ever discov-
i cred. One thousand boxes retailed month
ly. The benefactor is infallible for the imne-
diate removal of Distractions, Irregularities,
Prolapsus Uteri failing of the womb,) Len
chorrhea or Whites, and all the diseases pecu-
liar to females.
This remedy has never in single case failed
in producing the Menses. have received many
letters of recommendation. which all say, g 1t
is the best remedy we have ever use l." Sick
ness at stomach, headache, languor, debility,
pains in the head, side and back, loss of appe-
tite. costiveness, &C., are some of he symptoms
which attend irregular Mensuration. This rem
edy is certain to remove one and all of those
symp. oms.
Be sure and get the genuine, which has my
signature on each box. This remedy may be
had 6y addressing j. S. SHEPPARD, West
Fourth street, Cincinnati, and enclosing 81 and
the remedy will be sent by return mail.
| N. B.-Ladies that are pregnant should not
use this remedy, as it is sure to bring on mis-
carriage, though no injury to health would fol-
low. One box 81, three boxes 81. All letters
of inquiry must contain postage stamp to en-
| sure an answer.
J. S. SHEPPARD,
Sole Proprietor, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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II e.. MILLER,

TSORWARDING and Commission Merchant
Il also, General Steamboat Agent, and Col
fector, No. 100, Levee, Leayenworth City, KAN
sas. Territory.
RErERENeEs.-W. Fl. Russell, Col. E. G..
McCarty. Col. J. ]. Ciarkson, Leavenworth
City, K. r; Col. S. W. Blrck, Pittsburg, Pa;
Wilson Strader, Cincinnati, o.; B. F. Sass, st.
Louis, Mo-; NJ. L. Young, G. W. Belt, Weston,
Mo. March 10, '57 fly.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-12
EEse Ts.aEtls about Kasssas !!
oA GOVERNOR GEARY,s
Administrator in Kansas
Large 12mo. a4s pages.
WITH 4

Large I2mo. a4s pages.
wIrHA
Complete History OF the Terri
tory, until june. 1857.
EMBRACING a full c.unt of its discov.
II cry, Geography, Soil, Climate, Products:
its organization as Territory, transactions
and events under Governors Reeder and Shan
non, political dissensions, personal rencoun-
ters. election frauds, battles and outrages, with
portraits of prominent actors therein, fully au-
thenticated, by
JOHN H. GIHON. NJ. D..
Priuafe Secretary to Governor Geary.
Carefully compiled from the official documents
on file in the Department of State at Washing
ton, and other papers in the possession Of the
Author, with full a account of
The Invasion of Kansas from
Missouri:
The capture, trial and treatment of the Free
State prisoners, the character and movements
Buffum and others.
The Controversy between Gov.
Geary and Judge LecOmpte.
The proceedings of the Territorial Legislature.
of the Pro- Slavery Convention, and the organ
ization Of the National Democratic party,
with I +.
Sk etch of Kansas during its ear
1y troubles under Cows. ReedeT
and shannon.
| Its invasions, battles, outrages and murders.
| A copy will be sent to any part of the Uni
ted States, by mail, free OF postage. on the re,
ceipt Of retail price. A liberal ldiscount to thi
trade. G. 1000 agents wanted. Price, il
| cloth. I; paper. 80 cents.
| CHARLES C. RHODES, Publisher,
| Inq ,irer Building, Philadelphia.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-12
oCENA,
Kansas Terrnor,

Kansas Terr10ry.
HyHE truth plainly told will show beyond
/ doubt that 0CENA is already CITY,
The surface of the earth was SO moulded BY
the plastic hand of the Creator that few points
to eclipse all others 0cena IL one of these
points. Located as it is, on the northeast bank
of the Stranger Greek, in the county of Atehi,
son, where roads leading from Doniphan ana
St Joseph to Leeompton are intersected y
roads leading from AfchfsoA 20 GrassnoPPst
Falls and 0sawkte and also being upon TIE
great thoreughfare running up and down ne
valley OF the Stranger; it offers more induce
Hents for = large and prospercus inland town an
than sny other place in Kansas Territory. Al
persons anxious to thrive, and desirous of oo,
tanning home on reasonable terms viii DO wen
to settle in 0cena- For further particulars
reference to the town apply TO
ISAAC s. HASCALL President,
- s or n c. FINNEY, Secretary.
Apr 13-tf
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G4LLITIN OTIS,
(Recentiy from Louisville, Ky.,)

IIVllI
ATToRSEy AT Law AND NorAR7 PuBLIc
WILL practice law in the various courts of
w the Territory, attend to collecting mon
les and procure pensions and bounty land war
rants. He has all the presumption laws of the
nited States, and having been appointed Mo-
tary Public by Gov Shannon, is authorized to
prepare all necessary papers for pre-emptors
on public lands, and will attend them in per-
son at the Land Office, whenever desired. He
will also take depositions, acknowledgements
of deeds, sc. From several years experience
in lis profession, he hopes TO perform its du-
ties satisfac torily. -
REFERENcEs.-R. B. Carpenter. Esq, Chi
cago, Ills.; James Oliver, Esq., Cincinnats O.
Rousseau & Rousseaus Louisville, KY; Jas. R.
Knight, Esq, st. Louis, No.; Judge John II.
HsiIerman, Johnson s Lyle, Col Perkins,
Leavenworth CITY, 47-tf
FATS and Bcnnets for sale, BY
Ii May -. S. DICKSON.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-12

nk1 The political parties in Ohio. have
4 met recenly in Convention and nominated
] State tickets for inc election in Ocsober.-
= Col. Peter Van Trump, Of Lancaster, Is
the American candidate for Governor.
Col. II. B. Payne Of Cleveland. the Dem
Ii ccratic, and Gor.AS. r Chase, tn sR epub-
ssa isaa.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-12
LUMBER! LU7NBER!!

WE have just received and shall continue
w to receive throughout the season as rap
idly as it shall be wanted, every variety of
dressed and undressed
PINE LUMBER,
Such as Siding, Flooring, Frames, Window
Sash, Doors, Shingles, Sc, &C., which we will
sell at as low figures as such lumber can be af-
forded for in this market. Those intending to
build would do well to call and examine our
stock, and learn the prices.
Lumber yard near our Grocery and Provision
Store, G Street, Atchison.
BOWMAN & BLAIR.
May 23-tf
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-12
A PSALM OF LIFE.

a PSALM OF LIFE.
What the heart of one egg said to another.
szitsssfss E.s BIZ BRoADFELLow.
So gt Tell Iae not in mournful numbers,
"a sstse as Life is but an empty dream
4 a-- Chickens in their oval slumbers
scr Areby no means what they seem.
Life is real! Life is earnesti
- And this shell is not its pen @
- 2, Egg thou art, in egg remainest,
- Was not spoken Of the henl
Not enjoyment, and not serrow,
IL our destined end OF way;
Bnt to scratch that each tn-rnorrow
Find rs fatter than to-day.
7az szArt is long and time is fsoting,
Be our bills, then, sharpened well;
hf-s Not like muffied drums be beating
Onthe inside Of the she'll
In the worlds broad field of battle,
In the great barn-yard Of lf.,
Be not ike the lazy cattle.
se Be rooster in the stri3ei
Trust no hawk, however pleasant,
And yet never b !. it said,
Wh"n the birds of prev were present,
You were skulking in the shed.
Lives Of old cocks all remird Us,
s We can make our lives sublime;
sw And when roasted leave behiad us
Bird tracks on the sands Of time.
- -. Bird tracks, that perhaps another
Chicken dropping in the rain,
a forlorn and hen-pecked brother,
When he sees shall crow again!
Let as then be after Matching,
with heart for every fate,
Ever Growing, ever scratching, as
IIearnto cackle and to prate.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-12
Latna5er for Sale.

Ls,ns5er for Sale.
HAvING purchased the new Steam Saw
L i Mil at the Ferry Landing, known as
Kline's MILL any orders for Building Tim
Der or Plank left with me will be pron4tiy fill.
ed. "First come, first served.n
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-12
Nofiee -

IN q 1 C Q.
EOR SALE-Two Claims, one Timbered
l. Claim, FIVE miles from Atchison, and the
other Prairie Claim with thirty-seven acres
broke, and in good order for cultivation and
sufficient number of rails to fence eigty acres
H. r. WEIGHTNAN,
ap27-H Atchison, X. T.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-12
SAMUEL DICKSON.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Ready
Made Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Glassware, Queensware, Tobacco,
and Cigars, Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Oils, sse., Ssc.,z---=
North side of Street, one door above cor
ner of Third, Atchison K. T.
Jan 29-57tf
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-12
john d. ciARKsoN.
Missouri Steam Planning MiA,
AND BUILDERS WAREROOMS,
DOOR, SASH AND BLIND
FACTORY, MILL AND
LUMBER YARD.

Corner of Walnut and Ninth streets,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
THE proprietors having thoroughly repaired
i their commodious Mill, and having maze
extensive additions of the latest improved nj
chinery, are fully prepared ito fill orders Of
Doors, Sash and Blinds, Window and Door
Frames, Monidings and every other kind f
Carpenter Work. for t. finishing of every style
of buildings; also, White and Yellow Pine
Flooring and Misunderstanding, PailRg fO
Fencing, &c.
We would particularly call the attention Of
peTssns emigrating to Kansas or Nebraska. and
also persons residing in the country, wnsTs
Building Materials and Mechanics are scare,
to the style and workmanship of our Franz
House, which we cab furnish complete.
~TERAs c4sH.aA
SAWYER, CLARKS0N e. CO.
Apr 27-ly
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-12

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE:
s BOWMAN AND BLAIR
TAKE this method of announcing to the pub
Il lie that they have just opened in their new
and commodious store-room on c street, Atchi-
son, one of the largest and best selected as
sortIs ents of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
ever brought into this market, which they are
determined to sell wholesale and retail, as low
as possible.
Their stock comprises all the staple articles
Of Groceries and Provisions usually kept in
establishments of the kind, all of which they
warrant fresh and in good order. Among their
articles will he found
Flour, Meal, Bacon, Hams and Shoulders,
Sugars, Coffee, Tea Pepper, Spice,
Ginger, Gloves, &C., &c.
Give us a call and examine our articles, and
see if we cannot give yon atwholesale and re-
tail, articles in the Provision line cheap as
can be found anywhere in the Territory.
May 23-tf
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-12

CUGAR and Coffee for sale By
- May l3-tf S. DICKSON.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-12

A. J. IsAcKs. wM. B. ALMOND
ALMOND s. ISACKS,
ATT TORN EYS ATLAW
J.ecompton and Leavenworth Cities, Kansas.
WILL practice in the courts of the 1st, I'd
w and 81 Judicial Districts, and in the Su-
preme courts of the Territory also before the
register and receiver of the Land Office All
business entrusted to their care will receive
prompt attention; one of the firm residing IN
Leayenworth and the other at Lecoinpton.
fj7iy
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-12

A large stock for sale
0 by S. DICKS On.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-12
References:

ST. LouIs.-R. H. Stone, 7. H Larkin.
LExINGroN.-A. Nj. Chadwick, ]. H. Light
wEsroN.-E. Cody, Belt & Coleman, NJ. r.
Young. -
ST. Middleton & Riley, John Cor
hy
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-12

Prepared by DIR. J. C. AVER & CO.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass
AND SOLD BY
S. Dickson and N. C. Roswell, Atchiscn, K.
T.. Forman and Farkuharson, Doniphan, K
barnard, Adams s. Co., st. Louis, and all D rug
gists.
July 11-3mo.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-12
8. DICKSON,
Commission .MercEs<xast. .

WILL attend to receiving and forwardin,
w All Goods forwarded on commission wi
receive immediate attention.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-12

BOWMAN G BLAIR have on hand on ex-
A cellent assortment OF Building Hardware.
such as Iron, Nails, Butts, Screws, Hinges, &C.,
eastern retail prices. Call and examine
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-12

satur'y, April Il, e5 satur'y, Aug. I, IS, 90
g May Q, % 'T Sept. II, %,
&c June 6, 20 Oct. 10, "a,
&C July d, ,IS Nov. q, 21,
Returning, will leave st. Joseph every alter
nato Eriday- at 10 -nseinei.- =. saliows.
Friday sR5 Msz T. II Is ?. Friday ssP Aps'
Sc JUNE JUNE 10. TO- % % Nov Nov 1 is, ~ q 80
Leaving st. Joseph Fridays. at 10 O'Clock,
a m; Doniphan at u, m; Atchison at 2, m,;
Iaten at 3, p M; Weston at 4, M; Fort Leav-
enworth at b, p M; remaining at Lesvenworth
City over night. Leaving Leavenworth City
Saturdays at O'Clock M; Parkviile at y,
M, Wyandotte at 8, a m; Kansas at y, m,
Wayne City at IL, M; Liberty at II, M; Rich
field at 2, p m; Sibley at 3. p m; Camden at 5,
ington over night. Leaving Lexington, Sunday
at O'Clock, a m.; Berlin at 8, a M; Wayerly at
Q, a M; HIPS Landing at 10, a M; Miama at IL
m; Brunswick at 2, p m; Glasgow at a, p. m:
Bonneville at 6, M: Rocheport and Providence
same evening, arriving in ST. Louis on Monday,
in time for all evening lines of travel, and Of
fering by undertaking punctuality, The most re-
liable method Of transit to st. Louis from all
points on the Missouri river, avoiding the fall
ing tunnels, land slides, and general cansalties
of the highly dangerous Railroad from Jefier-
son City with but trifing loss OF time and no
additional expense.
e The METEOR was built, without re-
gard to cost for first class Missouri river pas
| senger packet; and, In pointof speed, elegance
and luxurious Accommodations, is pre-erninent-
ly without a rival in trade. No effort the
part of her officers will be wanting to secure
the compietest comfort and convenience to pas
sengers. and shippers may rely upon the ut
| most dispatch in the delivery of Freight
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-12
WEST d. McASHAN.
CORNER OF SECOND AND FRANcrs ST.
ST. JOSEPH. MO.

HAVE in store the following named articles
IL which they offer to the trade cheap for
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-12

Child, Pratt & Co., Humphreys, Tut & Ter
ry, st. Louis; s. J.. Turner s. Co., Weston;
Powell, Levy Co., st. Joseph, Mo.
f44-ly
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-12

DOwDALL, MARKHAM s Co.,,
Washington Foundry,
ENGINE AND MACHINE SHOP,
Corner of Second and Morgan Ms.,
ST. LOUIS, NO.
M MANUFACTURERS OF Steam Engines and
Nl Boilers, Saw and Grist Mill Machinery,
Single and Double Circular Saw Mills, Tobac-
co Screws and Presses, Lard Kettles, Lard
Screws and Cylinders, Wool Carding Machines
Building Castings, Young's Improved Patent
Smut Mills, sc.
Agents for the sale Of James Smith & Co.'s
Superior Machine Cards.
Aup S-,57-Iv.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-09-12
WHLIAM 0 G0ULD

-s# W41zkAkd1H o. uOO3LLT,
Civil Engineer and surveyor.
In rear Of Boiruaaa & Biaiy's Store, C
s. =. Street. .9tchisoa, K. r.
WILL attend to Engineering and Surveying
w in all OF its branches. Particular atten-
tion paid to laying out Town Lots, Surveying
Claims, sc.
Aug 1y57-tf.
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neose numbers and the THO, on account Of wearing
Psnama hats alike, Like those worn by the Metrspol-
tan Policemen, were taken 70 be officers incog, whoa
attack was made upon them and with difficulty
they succeeded in reaching their premises before tho
crowd up aud discoveredtber mistake therefore
beat retreat.
One of the Second Avenue Railroad conductors,
who was led by curiosity yesterday to visit the scens
Of riot in the Seventeenth Ward came pretty near
getting into hot water among The excited assemblage
of Germans. At frst he was mistaken for Of the
Metropolitan policemen incog. He was accordingly
seized rather roughly and his person examined for fire.
arms or other weapons, and not finding any upon him
he was strictly Intercepted as to who and what he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-14

coat pistol his breeches and big club 10 his hand
shouted that while they were running of the id
Black Republican rascal would get out and go the
other way; and hereupon the crowd returned.
They now assaulted the house with stones and
bricks and in two minutes there was hardly pane of
eass in the sixteen large front windows. The doors
were next demolished, and instantly men were seen
searching in all parts Of the house for their intended
victim. But fortunately he had escaped-probably
during the diversion in Third street-by back way.
Soon after the attack on Capt. HART, about o'clock
became unsafe for the officers to patrol in the vcin
ty of the lower part of Avenue east Of First avenue
ard after the attack Hayss factory the force
Withdrawn from that district entirely.
TIE ASSEMBLING OF THE FORCES.
About o'clock the acquisitions made in the differ
ent Wards for patrol men were answered, aud by dark
the following constituted the forces assembled at the
&c nd Third afr
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rprCKrT MATCH.

ALBANY, Monday July Is 1901.
Agest match and Sf,%ssY Clubs against
the 81 Ne IF the NewYork State Club con,'aceg
s TIE STATE Club oh SSp s Ss s Ss Sc sSa
weI. " n.s, md they had made 1913 runs. The New
Wen. C,y Eleven commence their first iunug tcmor
soIA S The New.York State Club made fast play at
st but fell of toward the close before the first innings
s~moroW.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26
Read and Reflect.
DIR. Charles II. TO1er,s Card to the
AEELICTED.

DIR. Charles IL. TOxer'a Card to the
AFFLICTED.
Q"i'k cWres GHd Lo'e P,icea at Me old esfdJisheti
Gwcs, we stre"t bef.reeh j. IMd Il. HtFsets. ----
hK TOZER returns his thanks 10 hIn numerous
~ patients fOr their patronage, nnd would embrace
this opportunity to remind them that he continues to
consult on those difficult cases Of VKNgREAL which
have baied the skill Of some Of the most celebrated
physicians OF the age, and upon which he has nerer
.HdNed IN perform a rddiCdi cure.
DR. ToErr's reputation asa Physician stands une.
9uaed. lIlH exclusive attention to diseases Of the
RentO-uFinary organs for many years. renders him
perfectly master VI syphflllc Diseases.
The large number NJ aggravated cases that he has
perfectly cured after they have been given up by many
others y the only proof that physician requires Of
his ability. DR., TOzer would state that he can cure
any aud all cases " varieties Of the disease no mat
ter how long standing, what progress the disease
mas made, every patient can rely upon q cure.
Dr' IoHrr hns, u II well known, taken patients from
the very verge OF the grave, and restored them to
perfect health lie woud further state that he deems
u Hufhcirnt to attract the attention of those WIN
might heed the services Of u physician In all cases
put particularly those enumerated In the advertise
meni, expecting they would test my merits ~ prRc
tiiioicr aud the result " my practice has been thus
lar satisfactory to my patients nnd myself Nor do
deem II necessary 10 MI columns of the newspapers
with 'ulsOhIe en- ric Httd humbnsic
protesting my ability to heal all diseases flesh s heir
to- fnr todO that must be- something more than Man.
hut i0 give those that are afflicted with Ncncreal
Nr"hc' AMI "'h diseases to understand from long
"NN' ~" N'WlSVh ~ uCut Ulctu sue
ceSHfully.
Ny regard for the dignity Of the medical profession
!" Whcl, av" the honor i0 belong, detcra mc from
committing any net sNvorlng of rank quAckery, and
regard Tor my avn dignity would prevent my placing
myself on par with Iuacks and nUstrums vrrters I,
the present age.
"ITrr II" fraudulent or genuine certificates or puYs
M my superior qualifications ns practitioner; Meth.
rr II" assume IL myself medical hnnora 10 which I
am hnt cnttlri hut merely nsk those who are drcRs
cd. '" read the different advertisements relating to
the cure "t private diseases and judge for themselves
where I" apply Tor relief my rooms arr ~ arranged
that can he consulted in privacy ut Nil hours " the
dav, from O'Clock Ia the morning until In the eve.
ning
Persons With Chronic DiarrhTo, Dyscntery
Local Weakness Nervous Debility. Low Spirits, Las.
Sltndc, Weakness II the Limbs and Hack. Indspos.
tioh, Loss OF Memory, Aversion TO Society Love Of
Solitude. Tim y self DStrust, Dizziness. Headache
Pain IN the Side. Affection of the Eyes Plmprs on the
Face, Sexual Rn'l other nnrmltlcs In Man, &c, will
nnd iml"r'nn' !" consult Dr e u. ToScr, Mt his Of
hcc, 9TH street, between J aud X, Sacramento
Z. H. TOZER, NJ. d.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26
DR.. Charles II. Tozer's
PRIVATE MEDICAL CARD.


CTRANGEHS VISITING SACRAMENTO will remem.
~ Der that DIR TOZER'H lNFIRMARY il ON 9Th q.
OetWeeh and streets, Sacramento, -
- Ine great success and many radical cures made by
" ioser since Ills commencement In this city, 10
which hundreds can testify Induces him to inform
Those afflicted with any private complaints RECENT
OR CHRONIC, nnd Wish 10 be well and thoroughly cured
wiz be to their interest and welfare TO cnl on him.
VINO Tor the last twenty Ave yenrs has given his entire
attention to Private Complaints, and TO all eases OF
diseases OF private nature Acute and chronic such
ns syphilis, secondary aud Constitutional affections,
Eonorrh9a and Seminal Weakness, GIect and HtrIc.
lures and all diseases Of the gcnerative and urinnry
organs. both In male and female, such a. Prolapsus,
Fluor AlhuH, IIystcrla, &c.
Patients can be assured that their complaints viii
not he tampered with, hut trrntr upon strictly rcirn
the principles. Private Complaints eraticute,l In A
ieW days; new cases cured Ia a short time without
mercury.
lie can he consulted Rt his occ At all times Of the
DAY, from In the morning until : In the evening"
All In alictIOn can hnd In hlm one who can ace and
Sympa'hlSe with and beirrnd them when In trouble
one IN whose serylCes the utm0rt confidence can be
placed. Come Rll who are afflicted and IN trouble.
and he relieved and cured.
Apartments privately arranged 30 as to preclude
the possibility Of exposure.
Letters enclosing eIO will receive prompt attention
with best advice and instruction.
{. II. TOZER, NJ. D.,
9th street, between J and X.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-26
UCnCo mud lN0Ncca.

nR CHARLES TOzER'S Card to the afflicted q,
California, In RprfoRchioE any new course Of
systematic Inquiry there are certain points concern
ing which the inquirer should always he careful to
satisfy hmsclL lie Should comprehend distinctly
what The -1bia't"f tHs,aiFy a-lISali and DlspasSs,
II We can form aud hN IN Our minds u clear conccn
tlon ~ the state " Health shall have no ,llI cu,y
IN understanding What was meant by Disease. Hut
beyond though not nhovr. these objects Of inveStgN
ti"n ~ ia" human badly, We have another and still
nnhrr end ltl.,"ay before youin -Wtl, plain terms
Tint y"u cannot br mistaken aud VIII knoW where to
apply Tor relief
lu.r the word disease generally and before speak
" the SlguSUt particular Diseases, #, will be proper to
tAkr general view of symptoms When "A nrson il
troubled or afflicted with disease, which causes a
weakness NJ the Nnck and limbs pain In the hrntl
imncsS NJ sHh, l"sS of muscular power palpitation
ot the hcnr, rrl'hhiliy, nervousness dyspepsia de-
ranHrmcht NJ the digestive functions general debility
symptoms NJ consumption, and many others which
are hritcr explained than put On paper, and Frqure
Medical Or Surgical attendance II would hr well for
them To inquire II there Is physician who Is compe
tent I" ATTEND them, aud who understands the app
cation NJ medicine, and whose Scientific Attachments
In his profession, and whose agc aud experience cnt
u" him to Your confidence. Considering these things
nr, ChAs ToHcr has concluded to inform Won that
are afflicted advertising his place " business stating
that he has been successful practitioner for over rs
years, and has
ArrFSprp ANp crREp HUNDREDS,
when they have hccn considered by other physicians
And have hecn pronounced by them past recovery
Therefore you may rely upon him aa one In whom
srCrcSy and the utmost confidence may he placed.
DIR. {. H. 7, would invite all that are afflicted to
call on him, and II he does not administer for them,
there will he nO charge made Let no false delIcacy
prevent yon, hut apply Immediately md save yourself
from the dreadful consequences which must follow
those who neglect to receive attendance,
pr. Z. H. ToSrrs ofhcc ls on 9th street, near the
Rclvdcrc Hotel between and X streets Ills rooms
are sO arranged that the Doctor can be consulted
without the fear " molrstAtlun.
k%Ofhce hours, from In the mornlng until in
the evening. {, II, ToZER, NJ. n,
9th street, between aud X, Sacramento.
mn ln-ivr