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TSaE FOLLOWING EYpIp
y it, the superioriy % Hechen' Parma "a.
table luxury for healthy pen scn,, nd as a cruel
and other PieSssacas Tor the sick ana coRvsles.
Ezf,sef from TIA Report of tks Js6rs,,r,,s.,
cd 20 szaSsins ths arfieiss ise Rdtd IN Ia, g,
81 sac Efs Ma zssssi Ezhibiti . er fAs ka,,'
Lad i1sststsJer tAs PrS1sstsss Of M, As.,,
"Ths article called Parma 4. made O, v,.,,
ana has been introduced Of late years inlo use -
highly nntiitious sc bst.nre, beth fer the con.
feaith. The committee, nom q careful ersrt
nation microscopicaliy Of the specimen furSi.s.s
thfn. are satt Ned that II has been prepared fro,
Er.nues Of every farinse eous susstsnce 1,
ana distinct, and there can be NO mi1aiine an.
Tor Tie o her when the microscepei 10 emnlos va 4,
she eamineton The oommittee would sv,,a
? .sM premium 70 this article fos the Sollewine
alt 10 pure preparation from wheat, v,,bor,
TIE samixtufe Of any other srsfn ara n q,
mcst sdmiraele article Of diet for invalids. ins,.
teriale which the system reoui,es 10 ieen s.I,
In proper sction In this paYticular havfnc r.
6reafest possible advantsgs over tspioca mo,t =,
the var etits Of ssgo ana q row root, since II
letter sie only supplied With .tarch one 81 shs
coestituehts Of wheat bread, which s~em
TO have bern designed to be the TYP. ef nu,,,om.
substance suited 70 all our wants Ph Q oloois,,
however, have consi6ered tina, 10 Cos Zoe "a pris
m
death Sy lingering, torturing starvstior > ard
hence the necessity 81 other constitute nts IN suh
tancs intended for food The other cone q luep,,
furnished bv the fsrina are gluten and albunrp.
and are such n viii be required bv the human
system The testimony Of the Medical ProSeT
sion. who have used the s'ticlcs. is decidedly IN
favor q the strong Tecupeutive properties OF
FAina; and the ex perisnee Of the committee "a
well as that of many members Of the Insa flute
during the exhibition, anest the pleasant nd raj
ataee character OF the various Preparations hich
can be made with IL
The committee have experimentsd with the
self-iaising euckwheat meii, br Hecker 4 Bro
Tier, - also W tn the self raising four and mr.
nonuoe them to exactly what they piett nd 20 be.
excellent articles for the Kitchen For tue.e =.
well a. the N a. aroni hey think tbis frm de-e,y
the thanks Of our cooks and q primium from the
hands Of the Board |" sigaed by
LEwIs b sIIIrKR, M d.
6IpB b sMrfH,M D.
Baltimcre, NoveM Der, 1855
FariBa Jelly NJ oulds, Of various stxes and forms
the Turkish Turban Ear of Com, Cluster OF
Fruit Roee, 6recisn 3 ose, Cactus, and o heT pat.
terms; also Double Boilers, 10 prevent burning or
s-orching, various fifts, N ey te had at the Cro-
ton Floor Nj ls, 2oi cherry u ct
aECKEk BROTHER
Htcken' Farins Jelly, delicious and whole
some article Of food II COOKED In double boilers
at the Fair Of the Metropolitan Mechanics In
stitute daily, that visitors can see the process,
and 10 served up by Mr.. WEAVER, at he s.l
loJr with rich cream dres irg IN the stvle sdoIt
ed a fayler's saloon, 3s5 Broaawsy, New York
mar 2s st
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Unton further handles the New York
Tribune and its assaults upon the decision OF
the Supreme Court upon the bred Scott case.
In an article upon Kansas affairs, the On'o"
maintains that " Kansas would 90 on smooth
~, and all would remain in peace, quiet, and
prosperity, as Gov Geary left 1t, ii not dis
turbed by outsiders" and that "msn who
love their country and desire lis peace, pres
perity, and happiness, should set their faces
against this attempt at new agitation"
The Entslligsneer has an article upon She
Public Lands squirting, palpsbly, towards
the coming Virginia election.
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p PERSONAL

-. TIE Detroit Free Press says that ex.
secretaIy 4cClelland IL sciourning in that
city. whore he designs to az his permanent
residence. ----r- E'. -.-s- .r--sF
80. Captain Daniel Petisru and Henry
King, Esq Of CharIestowny s. G who were
recently sojourning at Willard's In this city,
left Washington yesterday in charge Of the
remains of the late Capt Pstigru, U. 8. Navy,
who was the brother Of Captain p.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-28

DsssA .sf sa Army ollssr.-Hirss Lasss..
Edward D. Stockton, hrst infantry, died at
San Antonio, Texas, March IL 1857.
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@1 000 REWARD Runaway ON
~ lsOOO Il 18th instant nom Wash. 81

49,. .vS.,r .te Ie.u p 5nsSnt' Ifom Wssh. ~
~ years Of sge, and about s feet, ainches N
high, well formed bright eses, good teeth, XII
and speaks quickly. Calls himself And,ew ar.
child The above reward will be paid for his
locPment In the Jails Of Baltimore, Washington,
or Chaflestown
For any other information inquire Of B
EDMONSTOh, corner Of 10Th street ard Penn
avenue Washington, d c. or to ]. 8. PURSE,
mar % eolms
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THE WEEKLY STAR,

We invite attention to our weekly issue Of
this date. 1t is, indeed, . superb family pa.
Per in all It's departments. 81 Is per year, or
three cents for single numbers in wrappers
for mailing.
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GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
G0NCRRR

0HSANO VVVA1 AND IN8IKUMBN1Ak
CONCERT,
Fifteenth street Colored Pyssbptsffaa Chs,ek
BsiVssx osd K
WILL BE 6IVEN BY TAG CHOIR OF
w said Church, on MONDAY NIGHT, The
10Th instan., for the beredt Of the Chur, b. under
the direction Of Prof JANIS Il. Flint The
Concert wi ] consist Of ChOrusses, Trios Duets,
and Solos, nom the best classical authors
Doors will be opened at half past 6. Perform
ance commencing at half patti. -.
Cards Of admission Is cents
No postponement on account Of we,thef.
mar 20 Ut DO
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FRENCH MILLINERY.

~ MRS M. l.. DAWSON RESPECT
<lfullv announces 10 the ladies and her q
%ScEstomefs, that she will open a lsrge ~
and splendid assortment Of FRENCH Hats
At her show room over Messrs Salt & Bros. Jew.
elry store, Pa ave. between and 10th sta &c 4,
asd At her store, opposite, No. 800, on Tuesday,
the 3lst Of March, tss7. NIL %.
mar 2S.3t4
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&100 WAhD.-RANAWAY FROM
VxOO the subscriber, living near AKA 8
REX Church, on the night Of the 18th, a ~
S Ssea eSRPsr eSio,s1 nesrs gin, calling 50
slight scar on the left side Of her ace. isfine
vlth nsr bright muiatto child about 8 months
S.e. sse took With her large quantity Of cloth
,ng, ~ IN gold, . small double. cesed Rold
wAssn, ana variety Of other articles she l. re-
maikahiy likely and isteil.s snt lesAs and writes
Vel, aAd perhaps has furnished herself with q
Pefs, and 10 making her way to frse State.
- VIII give the ae0vs reward OF 3 10 n taken In
ma and 500 Il taken In free Sfate md delivered
@ ne, residing near PiscstaWay p. y Prince
1As a. Pr. cHANpLks.
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IRON sAFE.-A SECONDHAND IRON
Il SAFE for sale at
mar 70 WALL, BARNARD cos.
III. o. SPALDIN9.
JUSTICE OF PEACE,
NO 3s6 NORTH ID STREET.
mar 26-eo9W

DhEMl0MS AWARDED BY THE MAN.
Il ayers Of the Twenty-eighth Annual Pair Of
the American Institute, at the Crystal Palace.
ssS Drug, Chemical and Perfumsry Depart.
ment SEQ. o. Ccggenhall, John Aeaiim, Eug
pupuy, Bryant Smith, L.. Feutchwaneer.
Judges. Bellevue White Lead Comnany lsS
Avenue c, New York, for best WHITE LEAD
ana ZINC, Silver Medal. HOWELL NOR.
SELL, Agents, Washington mar 9s-Iw
F0PENiN9 OF SPRING MILLINERY
- On Tuesday, March u Miss THOMP.~
SON Will open At our store handsome
assortment Of Spring Millinery, compris-
Ing Leghofn, Neapoiftan, Chip, English, Va
and swiss straws, together with ane assortment
OF Sir, Grape, Lace, Tissue, Riband, and other
Bats, adapt d to the present and approaching
seasons HUTCHINSON & MUNRO,
mar e-3: $40 Pa av., BET. 9th and I; "a SITS
E>OR SALE "A SPLENDID SET OF Bow
l. Windows, with shutters and entire axtures
for the front Of store. Cost about S3Oo, and Ill
be sold for $50. Also, q splendid Rockaway,
nearly new; school Desks and Benches; long
Ben hes Tor NEE Ing rooms, and new ard second.
hand Furniture Of al descriptions for sale cheap,
AZ NJ LULLAY'5,
Penn. avenue, south side, between
mar xS-3Is h and 10th NJ reets
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GRAND EA01 en- BAL
fIHE COLUMBIA FIRE COMPANY No
4 will give their ANNUAL BALL on EAST.
ER MONDAY EVENING, April 18th, 1t Cays
Sis Saloon.
In presenting this Entertainment to the public
The members will endeavor to make Il one OF the
most agreeable Balls Of the season. 3
Professor WI hers celebrated Band Will he In
attendance. 80
Tickets, ONE DOLLAR. tr-
E1eeStSes C1mSifses.
A McDermof, PJ Ennis.
WIN Tucker, George R.p
Sage G. .BEERS, Treasurer.
mar 93-Api4 8 l5s
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FISHING TACKLE.

AVhAB.
u ODS, REELS, FLIES, FLOATS, LIN Es,
IL HOOKS, and every other article pertaining
to q dsherman's outfit just received and nov OF.
fered at reduction from last seasons prices.
We particularly invite an inspection Of these
sent new features OF attraction, surpassipr in
beauty Of 6nish and mechanical irRenuitv env.
thing ever manufactured In their line, and tai a
together, being, a. We believe, the Ane.t lot Of
this lass or goods offered south Of Nes York
+. TUCKER CO,
Dealers In Guns, Fishing Tackle and Hard
ware, asa IA. avenue. mar 81 q ~
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TO music fEAChKks, PROFESSORS,
Il ana Others.-we desfre to call ycur siseE-
ton to very large lot Ct coed old staIdsId MI
SIC, when TOT short time viii be on exhibition
a. cur Store, and for tale at half price.
JOIN + kLEIS,
MAJ 70 tF Piano and Music Stole.
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Ul House, on the southwest corner OF Penn
avenue and 9th street, has made arransen eats to
accommodate q large number of strangers with
Meals At any time throughout the day, and LOdg
lngs mar .
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UNITARIAN CHURCH REV Mr..
- h1lER win preach ss usual In Temper
ance Hall, on x street, between oh and 10th SIS a.
TOMORROW (Sundsv) MOANING, at IL
o'c ock Subject" The use and abuse CT the
World" lsr
-A SPECIAL MEETING OF THK
~ Western Hose Company will be held ct
their Hall, on MONDAY EVENING, the 10th
every member is requested, as business Of im-
portance will be Introduced By order Of
w RI6GLES, Pres. w. n G.
WI. FEENEY, sec. mar q 2ts
~ METROPOLITAN MECHANICS
~ INSTITUTE The Fair Will be kept
open on TUESDAY and TUESDAY Nest,
emcient Orchestra, and for the employees Of tie
building They will not interfere with the right
OF Depositors to remove their goods during the
caHs .' s Sta n isGnRiS su sEs.
mar 1851 Qntel& Union ST.
NOTIcE.-ro ALL WHOM 1T
~ MAY CONCERN The undersigned
respectfully Informs the public, that from and
sfer this day he ceases to belong to, or have any
sX aSPsna With the 50 called american or Know
JOHN II: x ROBINSON,
r6RAND ASSEMBLY THE GOOD
- WILL CLUB will give cir Fourth
EVENING, April I'd
COM OF ARRANGEMENTS
mar a. 20 Is, ,Apr2
SEWING ROOMS ON
~ ID STREET, two doors nom corner OF
9th street Sewing done In q superior manner af
the following rates:
shirts, plain, Unjust be cut and basted } 6aKc;
Wristbands j. per pair Collars DC each (; Bosoms
&c per plaiti Plain Sewing &c per yard
Constantly on hand and for sale. shirts from 81
to "a B0soms from Txc 70 81; Wristbands from
Sc to z5c per pair; Collars from 12K to 81 each
and other Goods In proportion
Persons Wishing sewing done will de best to
omit washing the material.
Terms invariably cash. mar l7-eolmt
F~RE6ISTER's OFFICE, MARCH 10,
M 1Sj7.-Nofies 10 all Whom st MAY Con.
esrn.-Notlce 10 hereby given that licenses for
Carts, Wagons, ard Drays will expire on the hrst
MONDAY Of April next, and that said licenses
must be renewed at this oflce within Ten DAYS
nom that time. SAM'L Z. DOUGLAS,
mar 16-dtApYil10 Register
N
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CHURCH REV. Mr..
~ HEIR will preach a. usual In Temper
ance Hall, on & street, between oh and 10th sts
TOMORROW (Sundav) MORNING, st IL
o'c ock Subject" The use and abuse CT the
WorldO - 1te
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-28

WAN TED.-TRE HIGHEST PRICES
w paid in cash for Old Silver, n HOODS 81
vss Ware Manufsctoy, $50 Penn. avenue, nrsI
"a 0roof dec %
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6RAND ASSEMBLY THE GOOD
M WILL CLUB will give { cir r Fourth
Assembly at HARMONY HALL, on THURSDAY
EVENING, April I'd.
CON OF ARRANGEMENTS.
mar 81 "a 20 IS, I,Apr2
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came of the sl,sOO? We have unravelled
that mystery. As per an entry on the DO, *
st Suter, Lea & Co. g, where the Clerk kep,
his accounts, We find that on the day it was
assigned to him, Gen. Cullom, the Sd of De.
cember last, it was promptly paid by him
back to The credit of tho House contingent
fund. Thus, instead Of being in any manner
to blame in this transaction, the Clerk Of the
House deserves tho thanks Of all who agree in
holding the interference of Federal ofico hold.
srs in politics to be prejudicisl to tho public
interest. We find further, that while holding
his present Office, Gen. Cullom has not drawn
. dollar from the Treasury on his own account
above and beyond his salary. Gen. @. is our
political opponent, 1t is true, but that shall
not prevent rs from thus indicating his rep.
utation from the aspersion involved in Mr..
Burnett's publication; on finding, as We do,
without being in any manner indebted to his
fundamentally In 80 doing that tho rea.
facts Of the case by no means justify the infer
snoes to be drawn from Mr.. BIS card, on
which We are commenting. The following are
Inc STATEMENTS teIetreo 10 ABOVE:
As We perceive that certain charges have
been made by persons dismissed from Office BY
Gen. Cullom, (Olerk of the House of Repre-.
sentative',) We, the undersigned make tho fol.
loving statement, viz:
Near the close Of the FIRST se ssion Of the
Thirty.fourth Congress, We called at General
Oulloms private rooms to take leave of him
previous to his departure for Tennessee AZ.
ter considerable conversation, he remarked
audibly to Us all, TIL certain gentlemen, to-
wit: Messrs. Baily. Burnett, Stanton, Acton
and GreenIease, (ths last named gentleman
wished leave to visit his friends, wished to
engage In the Presidential canvass, and that
it was incompatible with our engagements to
do more than vote according to our several In.
clinations, and that the above named persons
who were all present, and taking part in the
conversation, would consider themselves ont
of office until the meeting of the next session
Of Congress Some person of the number re-
marked, that IL they were dismissed, the let
ter.writers or newspapers would publish the
% matter before the country, and to avoid which,
Was 50 ggested that their names should stand
atSn tne pay. roll, and that when they returned
oecommsncsmsntof the ext session to sign
oe psy.ioil, and endorse the checks for tie
! '~"' eask - sasslsrk, which arrangement IVES
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Boarding.

ONE LARGE PARLOR AND CHAMBER
" attn he'd, handsomely furnished, ard lighted
with gas, on the rrst door, for rent, by the we
or month So per month Board furuis he'd
private, n desired, .t % 50 per week. Apply at
No 46e ION street, between ID and x.
mar - Ivy -.
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Registers Of the Land Office Appointed -
appointed.
Vim. ]. Owen, Of Champsgnols, Arkansas,
reappointed.
Thomas o. Glasscock, of Montgomery, Ala
bama, reappointed
Monroe Donoho, of Tuscaloosa, Alabama q,
reappointed.
Oliver Barham, of Clarksville, Arkausss.
rsappointed.
Henry P. johnson, at Washington, Arkar.
sas, In place of P. Jet, whose commission Z
pires.
Leroy B. Cunningham, at Fayetteville, Ar.
kansas, In place of Lee G. Blakemore, whose
commission expires.
Receivers Of Public Moneys Apo intsd -
John s. Nance, Of Huntsville, Alabama, re-
appointed.
VIM +. Sergeant, of champanols, Arkansas,
reappointed.
Charles B. Mitchell, Of Washington, Arka, /.
sas, Ieappointed. ....
James W. Warren, Of Tuscaloosa, Al.bam.,
resppointed. .-...
Joseph L. Dickson, at Fayetteville, Arkar /.
sas, in place Of De Witt y. Yell, whose COM
mission expiref.
The Secretary Of statsship Of Kansas -
We hear that We were In error day or two
since in intimating that the Hon. P. Stan.
ton of Tennessee, had been rendered the post
Of Secretary Of State Of Kansas Territory. I.
seems, according to the impression of residents
Of the Territory now In Washington, that no
idea has been entertained BY the Government
here of supsrsedipg Mr.. Daniel Woodson.
The Hon. r. ". Pieksns. Of South Caro-.
lima, Is at Willards', in this city. It il an.
derstood in we'll informed political circles here,
that he was some time since offered . full for
sign mission BY the Administration.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Dspartmsnt.-On yesterday, 9th of March,
there were Of Trsasury warrants sntsrsd On
the books Of the Department.
For the Treasury Department. .. STA, 789 o6
For the Interior Department...s ssl,s30 II
For Oustoms. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S16,622 l8
Wsf warrants received and sn.1-r.a--a--,
/. tered. ..s.ss 3 00o 60
On aecount Of the Navy. IA 02o Ia
Repayment On account of the >
.esss,ssss,s~sss.,s ~, oll 81,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-07
jREAD AND REFLECT
DR.. Cha's II. Tozer's Card to The Afflicted.

Dr. Cha's II. Tozer's Card to the Afflicted.
Quick cures md low prices at the old established
office. 9th street between j and X
ar. TOIER returns his thanks to his numerous
EI patients for their patronage, and would en-.
brace this opportunity 70 remind them that he con-
tinues tu consult on those cases OF vENEREAL when
have bacd he skill oi some of the most ceebrnlcd
physicians of the age. nud upon which lac has uerer
fQiied 10 perform dra'irai cli't.
DR.. TnZer'S reputation aS II physician stands nm
equued. His exclusive attention to Diseases OF the
geno urinary organs for many years, renders him
perfectly mister oi sypm'itic diseases.
The large number uf aggravated cases that he has
perfectly cured after lhry have been gwen up by
many others l. the only proof that PIN ysiciun re-
quircs OF his ability. lr Iozer would stale that he
any and all cases ot varieties of the disease
matter how long standing, or what progress the
disease aus made, every patient rely upon
DR. T0zcr has, it il we'd known, taken patients
from the very verge o the grave. aud restored them
To perfect health. lie would further state, that ne
deems it sufficient TO attract the attention of th0s"
who might need the services OF Il PLY sicup in nil
cases, but particularly those enumerated in the ad
Vtriisem"nt expecting they would Icst my merits
practitioner; and the result OF my practice has been
thus far satisfactory IA my patients and myself. Nor
do deem il necessary to fiji columns Oi The u"wspa
pers with tulsome e,nprtc ami bompastic advertise
mCpt, protesting my ability to Aaal Hl diseases flesh
il heir to, for TO do that must be something more
than Man, but IT, gave those that are afflicted win
Vcnerea, 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 to belong, deters me from
committing any act saVoring Of rank qunckery, aud
regard for my own dignity would prevent my placing
myself n par with quacks aud nOstrum vendcrs of
the present age.
offer no fraudulent or genuine certificates pnfls
of my superior qualifications practitioner; neither
do assume To myself medical honOrs to which | Fm
entitled bnt merelr ask those who diseased,
to read the different advertisements relating to the
cure Of private diseases, and i1dge for themselves
where to apply for relief. My rooms arranged
that can he consulted in privacy AT all hours OF the
day. from clock IN The morning until O'Clock In
the evening.
Persons with Chronic Darrioea, Dysentcry, Local
Weakness, Nervous Debility, Low Spirits, Lasstude
Weakness of the Limbs and Back. indis pos tlon Loss
OF Memory. Aversion to society. Love of Solitude.
TiHdy, self Dlsrust, Dizziness Headache, Pains in
the side. Affection OF the Eyes. pimples on the face,
Sexual aud other infrmes in Man, &c. will find il
important to consult Dr. c. II. ToZer, at his Office, 9th
street, between J and X Sacramento.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-07
READ AND REFLECT.

MAR. CHARLES II TOZER'S CARD to the allic-
~ ted OF California. In approaching any new
of systematic inquiry, there certain points
concerning which the inquirer should always be care
ful TO satisfy himself. lie should comprehend dis
tinctly what the subject of inquiry isfIealth and
Disease
If we can form and fix in our minds n clear cOncep
ton Of the state of Health, shall have difficulty
in understanding what WIS meant by Disease. But
beyond. though not above these objects OF investicn
ton OF the human body, we have another and sill
nobler end. Ii is to lay before you in such terms that
you cannot be mistaken and will know where 10 ap-
ply for relief.
use the word s'discase' generally. and before |
speak of the signs of particular Diseases il will be-
pr per to take general view Of symptoms. When Il
person is troubled afflicted with disease, which
causes weakness of the back and limbs pain in the
head dimness OF sight loss ct muscular power, pai-
piiaton at the heart, irrahility nervousness, dys
pepsia arrangement Of the digestive functions, gen
eral debility, symptoms of consumption. and many
Others which better explained than put on paper.
and reqaire Medical or Surgical attendance. ii would
be Wel Tor them To inquire Ii there l. physician VINO
Is competent To attend them and who understands
the application of medicine, and whose scientific NJ
teinmens in his profession, and whose age and eXpe-
rrncc en,itle him to yours confidence. Considering
these things, DR.. Chss H. Tozcr has concluded to in
form YOU that are afflicted, advertising bis place OF
business, stating that tie has been successful pruc.
titioner for over twenty five years, and has
a ATTENDED AND CURED HUNDREDS,
when they have been considered by other physicians
and have been pronounced 10y them past recovery -
Therefore YOU may rely upon him as one in whom
secresy and the utmost confidence can ue placed.
Dr. &. II. T.would invite all that afflicted to call
or him, and il he does not administer for them here
Will be no charge made. let no false delcacy pre-
vent you, but apply Immediately, and save yOuselG
from the dreadful consequences which must follow
these who neglect 10 receive attendance.
Dr. G. IL. Tozer's Office is 9th street the
Beyidere Hotel, between and X streets His rooms
are arranged that the Doctor can be consulted
without fear of molcStation.
Once hours, from in the morning until in the
evening. c. n TOZER, VI. d..
noyS 9th ST. between J and X, Sacramento.