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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-09-05
YOUNG MEN NORTH AND SOUTH.

The common schools OF the free States are
an napprccdbc advantage. They are the
great wonder to The stranger, especially if he
comes from the over swollen cities Of ancient
Europe. We are ourselves justly proud of
them. But with these unriyalled facilities pre-
scntcd to our children, it Is bare candor to nd
nit that the Southern States where the same
advanced condition Of popular education does
not exist, greatly excel US in the number and
the cnlbrc Of their present public men, young
aud old However Notifying the concession,
| it is the truth, and can not be successfully de-
nicd. There is not n State in the South in
which the observer will not be surprised to see
this statement made good. The youth of the
South IRE naturally poliicians-wc had almost
said statesmen They seem nstinctivcly to
understand the theory and the practice OF the
government Their readiness on the hustngs,
their skill in debate, their chvalry Gotten i Is
true, carried to ridiculous extremes andtheIr
eagcrness to learn, mark them out as II rare
race of men. 1t is no uncommon thing, III any
active canvass, political or commcrcial--foi
these forward intc!lccts are not all partizans
or men of one party, but inquirers Into thu
concerns Of trade, population, commerce, agri
culture, &c---it is no uncommon thing, in sucl
a canvass, to find every county sending ont
some new contribution to the general stock
some able and well matnrcd champion Of par
tcular idea or individual. We present no suc|
record in the free States. II is true, we shall
he answered that our young men are more
+ practical and less political than their brothers
over the Mason & Dixon Line; that they are
better mechanics, better engineers better sail
ors, better railroad managers, better mcrch
ants, &c This is. doubtless q good part o
it, correct. But, from our abundance Of op
poriuniiy and Of material, we should be great
ii all tlIings-and especially should be in adj
vance in education, rs well in our schools as il
the greater battle of life.
There is very fair reason, however. why
Southern men are eXceng, rs they have cX'
ccIed us, in the particular referred to. They
are compelled to know their rights that they
may maintain them. They are taught TO MI
dcrstand the Fundamental law, because it con
Germs th0ir relations S citizens, and especial,
as citizens Of States continually criticised anC
condemned by unslcepng enemies. They are
trained to the arena of public debate. The.
are, from childhood induced to know full.
their own public privileges. But, wlaleyc
the cause, they deserve great credit for Supc
rority in those elements which 80 TO make n
Il nations rcnown and enter into the Aenora
!. bic history Of civilized men.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-09-05

10nl LARGE FINE lEEGHES,
IUUU $50 oz Snlph, Quinine,
100 lbs carb soda best quality.
500 lbs eopperas 500 lbs sulphur,
10 gross b. A, Fahnestocks Vermifuge,
rs lbs Blue Mass, superior article
25 lbs Tea, best quality,
10 doz cupping glasses, assorted sizes,
sGarlHcatorf, thumb gum, and spring lancets, for
aale by / \, LEMON.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-09-05

SENATOR DouGLAs--On the occasion of lay
ing the corner stone Of a new university in Chi.
cngo, the land for which was given by Judge
Douglas, Dr. Howard, Baptist clergyman,
passed an culogy upon Mr.. Douglas, III the fol-
lowing style:
There are doubtless many around me to.
d y who are looking anxionsly for the time
when he shall grasp the sccptre and sway the
destinics Of this greatrcpnblic. But should he
reach the goal Of his noble amhiton-should
the glowing wishes Of his friends and admirers
be finally and fully rcalized-ths alone will not
secure for him the lo'tiest and most cnyable
position which man can occupy. When all his
civic glorics are lost in the gathering gloom Of
the past--whcn his eloqucnce and his states
manship have passed from the memory of man,
and even from the mnsty records of history
this noble deed, and other kindred bcneCactions
will keep his name fresh and bright to the end
of time This charming grove will never cease
to witness 1.-THE granite structure which will
soon be reared will pcrpetnate it--nnd the
youth who shall come here to drink at the
fountains Of knowledge will repeat it with ever
increasing delight and admiration"
gGg~The Democratic press is giving currcn-
cy to IN extract made from the History OF de-
mocracy, by our talented fellow citizen, Ma
hum Capen, Esqr,, without giving due credit
to that work. Besides, the extract is not
printed correctly, and we give it below, copied
from the work tscf--B0St0n Past
1.-THE Democratic party represents the great
principle of progress 1t is onward and out
ward in its movements, 1t has a heart for ac-
ton and motives for world. 1t constitutes
the principle Of diffusion, and is TO humanity
what the centrifugal force is to the revolving
orbs of universe What motion is to them,
democracy is to principle 1t is the soul in
action. 1t conforms to the providence of God
1t has confidence in man, and an abiding reli-
ance in his high destiny. 1t seeks the largest
liberty, the greatest good, and the Surest hap
piness. 1t aims to build up the great interests
of the many to the least detriment Of the few.
1t remembers the past without ncgectng the
present 1t establishes the present without
fearing to provide for the future, 1t cares for
the weak, while it permits no injustice to the
strong, 1t conquers the oppressor, and pre-
pares the subjects of tyranny for freedom II
nelts the bigot'S heart to mcekness, and recon
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-09-05

The remaining tickets each draw Prize from One
Dollar down TO 10 cents-no prize of less value Than
l0cents.
Persons taking so or more tickets will be entitled
10 n discount Of ten per cent on the same.
augl. 1857 NORWOOD TlLDON.
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

FIlITI0NII Ii
Gentlomen Ny child had commenced breaking out last
fall small which gradually extended tic entire
cad including both ears which much by the
O fear that both would drop on
tried all sorts of advertised aud domestic remedies, without
good results then procured applied little II F
OIL II began get better the bottle broke, aud we
piled gals tit again began Ny elder daueh
said pa 20 that IufUH. sisters brat
looked much better when you used it We another
bottle and her head nearly well This aPgra
and took hall ever, daN ash H. aud
BOTTLE teel assured v IA
entirely there but little the disease rcmaung
entitled f,r the henott others, take
great pleasure in giving you this certificate
Respectfully, D. 7. CHALK.
IT, H. 4
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


These vessels the FIRST class, built ia the city OF Bal
expressly this trade and have superior acconmo
daos passengers They commanded by experienced
Captains Wc qualified for the trade, aud WHO VII spare
to accommodate They viii be lowed and down
the by and be relied on to sail promptly as
adfnrsrd
Merchants going North ordering goods from New York
vii lind to their interest Ia ship by Tins line freight will
al" be taken low by other line Of Packets, and
kery Hort viii be made By the agents Ia Richmond and
Nes York 10 give satisfaction Insurance be effected Ia
Richmond Fare Association by this Inn per cent.
W respectfully ask and hope 10 succeed ia obtaining iuh
share al patronage
shipped by this line New York will be ardcd
commission New Orleans, Mobile Charleston, Sa
Yfuual any other southern Northern port.
The vessels will lie III richmond In the Deek IN New York
Berth No /, Coffee House Sip foot OF " ali street
DAVID q WAl ct EIuE Aehmond A...n..
q. II. PlsRsON, y. y, A''"'
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NITIBT TVIi NUMB
Fare from ynehbutg 10 buchanan. 80
20.
Prom lynrhhurg l. Charlotte lc... 80
On thr ID Of Oetobcr Packet Bpass will
buchanan \. NJ ami Lynchburg - 4 ", Monday,
cdnesday aud Friday. aud IL hmund second dNy,
nj ao.cluck A. NJ.
Charlottesville passengers leaving aehbure ut II / VI.
rearh scottcsyio 10 a NJ da. and arrive in CHAR
uttrNile 81 T. Al LeaNe LYnchburE for Buchanan and
Lexington al u \ " Monday, Wednesday and Friday, aud
l. NJ
From Lynchbnrg Richmond time .,Gd distance IN
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DRoss.ONe. n TgpWAN, D.ni..s il, Clients

N eotfng and Furnishing Goods. 10 Main Street Rich
mond Va, lrlG FAN Sta k sat
In calling 10 the Stock o.. Goods Introduced by the
randi. increasing trade win all of the State during
Tie time hpyc been located ia Richmond And asau nitro
necessary 10 succ We take advantage OF
This medium by which make ourselves known expecting of
that examination all parties i Judge Tor them
selves particular merits being perfectly satisfied that
The notions aud Judgment must e consulted
receiving auf Fall Stock, and assure purchasers
that eyer, thing the way at Gents Wearing Apparel Will
tee and the assorted lines VIII at all times be
ouua cpmpl that customers wants viii bt supplied
Having ever facility fr the proper prosecution OF our bust
hope make thriaot apparent I" our customers ana
satisfactory Trade Dining the last year We have ut
e u prossiy Gents Furnishing Goods whore
customer, may ind every thing pertaining to that department
In HE tuhng Department can guarantee the Stock I"
pefert point Of durability Fit and StNias because We
r,tN Thing aud have hesitation III saying
saf i be found rja9l the best oi5f Herk in the
country, Watching TIN various changes Il Fashion parties
my ASSUMED o finding HE atr, cut aud nake IN - re"
thciup and approval y call sanc,d by
GKONHONG ~ ilPMAN,
L. -. ; NJ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-06

"a ~ n N'ihh''oh ~ @0oh-aN''r'f
w SALlS A.. IA toufni,r t,i huus,, Young
Mo las had ple experience la mercantile husurss
and could make hnf.e Centrally uaotu good
1erenrcs as Go character, Addtc,W H. Ngnan Oa,c
sep 3dis
ENGk RENT wish Ia rent ont store
u HOl Sc Wllsl hts.rato urler. Mi mako the
low. II. II LEWIS
tun,
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IA asss ssS isAtOS.-,sO lt.u-. prime 81 49,,
IUfS
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s9eDVD meuis Iombs Head Stanas Tablets Persons
IN want any description of Marble Wok, would do well TO
call md Sue my Works the different designs have just
. we'd some If .liieh imported from London.
Monumental Designs the most beautiful gotten
up and entirely prepared and have made
orders of eAteHt the most
con nod.'i terms lest materials and at the shortest
uficn
will be poasel 10 Designs my office, will
call those wishing them Call on or
address JOHN Is GADDESS,
u.sr .3ts yuehburg Marble Works.
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EXNVFh n
Smells Tooth powders Charcoal Tooth Paste lcau ben
Balm 1000 flowers and large assortment ut French,
Engsh and American Tooth brushes. ser sale 10y
mar pts JOHN II. STAY. Druggist.
dale tOTEHN.-.sust received large ioi
- ct Bale Cotton, assorted number Tor sale lay
mar Is FRANkI1N a BRO
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Grand Consolidated Lottery Of uPryia
4.

Whole Tickets so Halves so quarters e.
all orders for Tickets the above magnificent
scheme TO r n HUBBARD Co
No FaYrtte BOX No 40
Baltimore. Maryland.
T II HUBBARD Co authorized Agents 1" MI al
mar H. ,aospl X FRANCE 90
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Respectfully. }. I BONbURANT


NNESIbhlifip Apri Ibth, lNesl
Aessrs Dore CoIlaving used your TUT b and finding
be such fine medicine thin il due Ia YOU that YOU
H. Ny daughter about years fell nnlhe
rocker of bruised hon thigh very much,
assumed the form Of boil and became very sore bad If
laneed physician. but that did not relieve it. II becant
a running and continued So for nearly Two years ltncd
medicine could hear Of with No efeet until was ia
duced bottle Of your Turf pater usnk one bottle
AID haft entirely healed IhaNr urdt or Other
and found the benefit ut liberty TO Use
this as think proper : IUAIkIN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-06

NVOTlGE.-Vhe co-parIses-s'p her'fot"r' "k-
~ tsting the HndertE8ed aud biugurl unnef
the stye Dngnid Sons dissolved on The Ut day Il
January last
The business will hereafter be carried h the undrsgned
undsr the firm style u T. q pflBl ~. A. the
old stand Of DlrKnd a SONS
All persons having claims against the firm Il = DuEud
present tho TO In aetilrmen and those owing
accounts will please oesHn forward aH1 lay
DAVID 4 Oh GlI1,
HLnIllI A HIIGI-ID.
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fsIStINE >IBsEss.-We beg 10 emil thc ~
NJ enou u IIaaaakt rets and others IN want Silver
Nare large kt4rk Tea, Dessert aud Table Spoons
Desert and Table farks Castor Goblr Mugs
sugar Bowls Cream Gravy and soup I.ades, Napkin Ring
Stands Mustard Cupa Mus N,d Sugar Spoon
lut"r cake e and FISH Knives, Pickle Knives aud Forks
MI Picks Sugar Tangs. Spoon cups. A. Ne. All SILVER
sold by To- be OF the best 9uainy
Is mad" expressly fol j. WILLIAMS q son.
iau lJt-
BEWEIHh IN sEgJs.-Ihe Saddles, BY snI-
- Hug see the finest stock Pearl
laIentuu aud Roman Mosaic white and cuored Lava
Stone aud Mourning Jtwrry offered IN this market
aide many other articles 81 Jewcr3 entirely h.w
dec l24s WILLIAMS d SON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-06

NpR 81 8ltHMpNn. Va rs DONG tine ls
and selling the largest amount If FURNITURE an
oil any ether house in tie city -
l-t. lie keeps the largest STICK,
2nd Ills Furniture i, Will tBade,
lrd lie sells at sunni profits
It'll lie attends 10 lis business promptly
9TH. lie is accommodating.
dih lis goods are well packed,
9TH lie understands his business,
sth The people haYe confidence in him,
9h lie sell, for Cash
Cali and see him when YOU visit Richmond.
..
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.

once OF Ii.c -. ~. tfaiiroad 90,
pFIfR-ButG, Sept. -, Ic5o )
WINTER ~IhEDs ST. a1p ssa..ss- 81
w ard after Wednesday th" stlt 81 NJ
f.. u D,Iubrt the Man aud Passenger
lam viii leave Petersburg daily lNuudays excepted ats
eaek NJ at Bnrkesc Junction. at - n and at
J. 4tbburR ati 80. = NJ
leave lyncbburg Al % o'clock 4 M Arrive Burke
Viz lJuuotiuu) at IL NJ and al Petersburg at T. 81
&. Il ALISIP.
Superintendent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-06

--A---------"---> Cutlery " glsn Canes
B,ts Porte MaHiss Percussion Cups GlnPo" der Patent
shut ba.4 Irud 1#aHk>. Pouches and b's fnd Bags
NinHit> An1 " -.ehps Washing Rods aud irhlers Dog
md ttuu Makers Materials A. a. . III.
EnIY RS and TIVE sluOIE AT manufacturers prices
Il ala. ifalc- = ~ llilEl.AND
- 33 Ata,o street, opposite Eagle Nquaee Richmond Va
BIPI.OMA
IIII INST CLASS NAs AWARDED ny TIL VIRGINIA
WI,uANtCsI INSTITUTE 1nt IUNoIipN
or Ia MECHANIC AXIS To
SAM IL. SNIIEEHiaNNb. or RICHMOND NlNtA
fuI#a uasout CT " i1>lo = and RIFLES exhibited
tile EAhbouu Artieig, IT American Manufacture, he'd
tle ca at Richmond IA the 10Th day ut NoN-, lsa4
.JANis W. IIvELitN j. y. BILNlN
Secrottry. President.
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BIO ISLAND Dcd0rd toUU' y n, NV 7, Is.l
Aessrs Dors Co teutlcmcn usud about tourthat
bottle Turf on upon the back lrso thu
back almost saw entirely place large rs
hand and this single application Il ots applied cured
up entirely and permanently really suf Hed al thu
quckness oiis curaves properties and thin prompt
and than hiuV ofthe kind and
sold thousands Of OF other pre- aatous similar
imposes.
J BONHlEA\T
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-06

been appointed Agents by the New NeTk Trunk tompa
ny We SHAH be able 10 offer the public all qualities of
TIKI ms CARPET BAGS VALlCES, &e., at prices I'M
precedoutcdly low for cash only
mar "a Is GLASS 4 RAINF.
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II EVEkY DESCRIPTION o. NAN or NIANT
WARRANTED To tURK, ANp 80 pANbf4 fbnu tNlutJuf 10
COLD Price 30 cents per bottle
EEtered aecordtAR Act Of Congress "a s C Cst 81 n
D3sivic Eastern Distre fU4ata bg nor
& co, R4ckkaaRd, Ia -
Rad THE FOLLOWING
Come to store pamphlet aud read certificates
of cures performed by the Turf Oh refheat ut truth 81
respectable and respected citizens ard othai
here whom refer and doubt value
medicine onp IL worth pound
other known Try It aud you vii be satisfied ct Nhat
TRUE TuHF on Read the following. aud como
and vii tell you Of many others who have been
cured
RICHMOND, NOV. Il. lsJI
Mcs,-, Eoro Co Crntrmcu i used portion of bottle
OF Turf Oh which youNrry Indy presented with
and take pleasure in ing that found etecua
moving eruption of the skin heh had been ractsed
for several years by physicians without receiving tho
least benefit also ended friend OF WIN
tor months had hsru annoyed lay similar eruption
the skin and he informed short that the
OF one bottle ho had been entirely rufed
Respectfully l. VI. LEElMltll
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-06

drhcd for bills ape notoss &c are invited
tune cali and settle immediately or hcS wi
taa of r,rspu. j. II LEWIS
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UDsANis-sh' s""f- gu" M" =" =. VII
Pearl tconplet.} Offered n this market Together with
a5me sets ct cry Roman Mosaic aud Pearl
Pearl tara deception Also
aud second Mourning Sets of latest
whh t.y haYr opened and would be glad show
L. the .ioycr ct fuiH Call soeand be convinced
4 mice lot Of SYsr 9ebletn, Mugs Mustard Cups.
Napkin ugs Spoons every description thldtens
Iess sc. just received aud which they offer cheap
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lNAu.uX nrsuDwNCrf rnR urNr.-uh,
rIlHVE TTKE OF rOH OBJ soUrs or

II House recently occupied by Mr. Aunt tauAtord over
the Simpspn Bfoih#r Ief nppiA
Mr.. Jno II. Holt JAS l. tIANIbR An
L. l. Ii - Al l. L -.-L
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JEWELRY. WATCHES. &C.


rRnNgNs. 1Es- IN DEs.RGES.-Ihni
In large lei n silver advertised BY weeks
Spoons Forks Mugs aud Gabes has beuu grada
a illuminating sndsr thu Influence 81 repeated calls from
friends aud eustamnfs WIN search of something
.. e 81; silver are Bu pleased
har s on hand good supply of the several articles named
Aboee that should be equally well pleased 10 dispose
" III oar friends continue The
ready pay counter srer Geld utes
mar lst Rep eapf stLNEKIHORN a CLIFF.
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a full, The public n general and his hcuda
ua- The odd -aud of Nj Valentine opro.
se the Liberty Nafe iianse whctc eau he iannd We'll
#aird stock Il EeadY Mado Clothing aud teufrW'u5 ur
uHlus Guods st sell cheap any similar house
tfs city lie aIso prepared tor Cutting out making
f.HruE Clotiie tho shortest uolee5 Come "n'l
ALL Nyst Stoss Room tor ieut winch Is adapted
IL 90 a4 email huspcssto IL eaaiad nn in IT,
Ii4 ado mo. GEORGE RIAkIN
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=
furnish Bags IT the usual Raj knad ehhrRo I" such
cunsRu thor Wheat Corn Dc, "a
them Tor sale " III also se rilpu 10 fsdncH stock
aug IJdts ANDERSON ADAMS & 60.
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XN-Ehnsr hnud - Gne lat -. glow and
w continually making Our rntts ut superior
patterns. which viii warrant To K th fat ipithtan
We have Riches Premium Irp Boom the IrHH we'd
Livingston premium llU Sides lta skin NcW orb
mium Flows aud Points dfcrcBi kuds Tauers wanting
Flows will dc we'll to give call ua lion and country pro-
ducf taken In exchange
wanting Throshinr Machines viii da swell 60 send
their that they ts supplied time g.
the Lynchburg ARrieultu -nl Works
WHIfrEMpRE * JosIiN Prapiotor4
teb Fueccssors To = Mint moro 4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-06

nv shcd family Grocery Store Green Apples at 40 cents
Per peck also a Beet Tongues Which VIII Sell
low FOR cash J IL SOLOMON
man
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1000 s"n.S' "a . lio' h Ms i'.eae
- ieiesOH1g
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u Just received faet from the manufacturer I'iEr -
FLUID Ianl of them MT wy hne Aisp
lafgo Cha sadas auG WICK Ii Gauheho aud IN
Id Lamps also pasr shades with tic patent Protector Tor
Lamps or Bufuets which viii ha -nld thrapfor
rash ASphLN hpli
nov 2jp SIX al th, BR rIehsf# t3nclnurg Va
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-13
READ AND REFLECT

Dr. Cha's II. Tozer's Card to the afflicted.
Quick cures End low prices at the old established
Office. 9Th street between J and X
UhR. TOZER returns his thanks to his numerous
y patients for their patronage, and would EN-
brace this opportunity to remind them that he con.
tnues to consult on those cases Of yESEREAL which
have bnflied The skull OF some of the celebrated
physicians of the age. and upon which he has Reuer
tItied 10 perform aradicaL cure.
DR.. T"zers reputation as physician stands I'm
equaed. His exclusive attention to Diseases OF the
gentO urinary organs for many years, renders him
perfectly master oi syphilitic diseases.
The large number of aggravated cnses that he has
perfectly cured after they have been given up oy
many Others Is the only proof that physician re-
qures OF his ability. Dr. Tozer would stale that he
any and all cases of varieties of the disease
no matter how long standing, or what progress The
disease has made, every patient can rely upon cure
DIR TozCr has, it is well known, tlken patients
from the very verge OF the grave and restored them
To perfect health. lie would further state that he
deems ii sufficient to attract the attention of those
who might need the services OF n physician in all
cHses, but particularly those enumerated IN the nd
verisement, expecting they would test my merits ms
practitioner; and the result oi my practice has been
thus lar satisfactory to my patients aud myself Nor
do deem Il necessary 10 MI columns OF the newSpa
pers with fnsone empire AMI bomDnstic ADVERTISE
ment, protesting my ability To heal all diseases flesh
is heir to, for 10 do that must be something more
than Man, but to give those that afflicted with
Venereal, Chronic, ahd other diseases to understand
from long experience, am fully competent to treat
them successfully.
My regard for the dignity Of the medical profession,
to which have the honor 10 belong, deters me from
committing any net snvoring Of rank quackery, and
regard for my own dignity would prevent my placing
mysclfon par with quacks and nosruIn veners of
the present age.
offer no fraudulent or genuine certificates pufs
ofmy superior qualifications asa practitioner; neither
do | assume to myself medical honOrs to which I'm
not entitled. but merclr ask those who are diseased,
tu read The different advertisements relating 10 the
cure of private diseases, aud ddge for themselves
where aUDly for relief. NV rooms arranged
that can be consulted III privacy at all hours OF the
day, from Q o clock IN the morning until O'Clock In
the evening.
Persons with Chronic Diarrhoea, Dysentery. Local
Weak ness Nervous Debility, Low Spirits, Lassitude
Weakness of the Limbs and Back indspOsltiun Loss
of Memory. Aversion 10 society. Love Of Solitude
rmidity, self Dslfusi, Dizziness Headache, Pains in
the side. Affection of the Eyes. Pmpes on the face
Sexual and other infrmities in Man, &c, will find it
important to consult Dr. G. TOzer at his Office, 9th
street, between J and X. Sacramento.