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s.The beat rowsvds.of earth and heaven
To truth and honesty ars given.
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OIIPERI0R PRINT and ORNAMENTAL
Cost an0 fonno.


CERTIFICATES Of BANK STOCK LOST
~ CERTIFICATE No. l2s, for twenty ls9 snsres COM
MERCyAL BANK tof Rocbeste STOCK bsaring date April
o. 1850 Also Certificate No. Is for twelve 2 shares dated
January 1852 bsvns been LOST lburned notice hereby
yen that application WITH be made 70 the Bsot above men
or ed for Certificate for Thirty two 2 shares OF the
stoci OF said BnRk Buffalo, March %, 1857
A. SHERWOOD, Ext &c.
II OSJ On Wednesday evening (25th March,, in
IL STRAY between ,4th and 25s.ts or in Esd be wsen
sth ard 6h-ays SCROLL BREAsTPIN rchly chased and
very heavy 6adeE viii be suitably rewarded BY leaving 1t
81 No. so West l8thst
a IN REWARD.-L0STo on Friday evening in
% ~ the reishborhood of 5.hsv. and SSdst, black
NEWFOUNDLAND DOG, answering to the hlame OF
.Bronte The above reward will be paid for the return of the
dog 70 tie cwuer y. s. TALLMADGE, No IS West 5stst
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A YOUNG MAN, of pleasing address and cult
N waited tsste desires find elderly lady Of stand
in society, the relation Of MOTHER FRIEND. To pro-
her ksppnes, will be his desire aud be will aope 20
ceive from her the kind Interest Of pare Reference given
inquiry. Address WILLIAM HENRY Union square Post
Office
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GperiaI Nctites.

Chichester's Dyspepia Specific diheieh. nom me
v,o,eni purtsnvss Of the Day. drives the ION
stomach and exeites the Liver and hdneJs esan
,,s 49,. ni.us.s resdsrst the most remarkable Ds
,ss. 81 he are 50 cents per bottle, BY a. Drusests
pepo, No. IOi wal BARNES PARK No So4 Brood
80 r. y CHACE No Is5 Chsmbersst, N. II and JNo
80 4. q. NJ nr,eana- Arena.
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WANTED-By respectable young Woman, a
w situation a. irst.rste COOK WASHER and IRONER in
artpecisbe family Good reference be given Can be
for DAYS No. SGT Sday between 39tb and 10th s
fret floor, front room.
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AMERICAN AGRI-

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TO HARDWARE MERCHANTS

Il man having sixteen years' sxpeence In the Hardware
Business sold and having coo 10 invest would
TAKE an INTEREST or CLERKsdlP IN some good Whole
House In the trade that sell Goods at fair rates. has
collecting acquaintance of 400 customers In Ohio Western
States and Canada References given and required For
tculars inquire Of d W c. L., No ~ Chsmbersst ~ Y
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~ READ cory He must be able rad whiting oaaily
secls.cme 70 resd n printing ace cfed aeplyto
BAKER 1O0~IN Tribune Building
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

OrNTJ FyrN HAVING viii End the M
PROVED P0U-
~" ror-yTpy STATS AND DRETTE Of the sub
scrbors or rHE
GARDrNa sEsT FERrILILERs, a.
vel " the CHEAPEST
,,;.,. sx r.nuys vber. there n Hfcuty 10 procuring sat
80, a. .s,dsn ana fam purposes liza chief
re- thai neat, nOssnave CONTAINS NO SEEDS or
ytry ouek powerful In It's opeuion upon ,sgeton ana
4. the ,srne dine harmless that be pot IN dirct con-
o.es with the plant without In which t~y "a
sks other fezers 1t will bring early crops Of peas oesns
potsto<s sweet corn S and for lawns and Era pots unr
,sed me anal quantity usel md ease Of Application ren.si
rvsry economical The price for bsrsi f2 barrels
md III g per Dbl r sry quantity over barrels devered re
b. The city, pamphlet VIII be By mail tarnishsd
rsis on sppNesiion. Address TIE LODI hANUfACTUh
MG COMPANY, No. 80 CourtlAndt-st, N. T.
CUPERIOR FRUIT aud ORNAMENTAL
- TREES, Urnssn Nurseries, Flushng, N. f-Tee cats
snes Of the above establishment fer the earren. year are now
i,susd and NAV he ohiAined II FOWLER WELLSS No
0s Broadway OF will be from Flushing to applicants who
lnclose stamps j.
100 IA Chinese ussCsne, IN quantity or In paes1sss Of
Seeds postpaid for 81 25 Chinese Imperial Rice
white Potato only American growth for sale - PEI
Dozen IS r "a and per leo osiers finest kndl fo
basiets kc 81 IS per COO LAYTON slsnheeLry Pf
ka WIN X PRINCE 20.
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Mechanics, and Workingmen's Central Republic
can Union viii hold spubc meeting a. thelI headquarters
SO 267 Bowery THIS iruesdeyl EVENING, 3lst inst
soeloci The meeting win be addressed by hessrs CROW
ssa De CAMP. Music By the Rocky Mountain Gee Club
RoBERT 3. MONTGOMERY, President
MURRAY
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N oosn,.sxs NJ ymx wnm.x.

A hin " Incorporate Ne Rsetss. wasdsss
sni vsstsymsn n tbs church ~ tistAaemsas,
IN Minneapolis. Ordsssd "a bs ss4rsssed Ut
ihird S~adins.
4 hill ~ tpsosp.rste The tswn II IL Crss.
cent. Ordered 80 he sn4reassd f"s . hlfd
tssdlaS
4 biI Ia incorporate Ne tews u Cassea
Falls. Ordered " bs rs,aressAd fss . thsd FsaA'
,hH.
An~f the eosumsts~ II the whsls ra~s shs
GouaeH sajoaFBsd,
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Ws Izse ,.hsi .ie. s,ste. ~. ,hs prsif,c
state Hank are nov rssivsi by tie Marin
Hank in this city st pss. ~ noarS" they
will h. rrriv~I ~, detysii ~ pr by all tie
Other banks In ihe city, We ar further In
forrnssi ,hsi siisr the 18th inst. tle hank has
hal m connection with tle Grsmcrcy l,snh
n Indiana. and s non In rs~pmzibsr haSiu.
The hank. W. are tod. has Ill alfMg rci~1n'
ID ia circulation psmuJAlJ, sisI vii em,tinue
io do W hssrAftsr. In god IL d'sivsl. 10
r~uis ti,~ ita,itusson still ssfsr, = portion of
Il. circnlaiinn has bssn withdrawn. and
Ssnrthing Nttsl b IL sraritss IN tbs
hands u tie Auditor. Accsdins 10 . ~
cent s,AtSmsnt, the cirrulstion ws ~ down
st siOt0OO Fine tn withdfxwsl of \
pxtion Il s,sssts II ss7.I40, fx thc ss-irmp
ipa. of whirh sl~ Aust,tGv bids bessis "
the sssmn, n es9O10. . larger w-pvity
than y reqairrl hy Isw. 4 portion u ths
s,ockhoskr. r.-Ak IN ,hn kt~ts. vko sse
ssh ~ h. gs1lslesnen n character nd osAns.
md prspsfrd Ia msst ell IL responsibilities
ro~ing outd M opsrstsas Of tbe hank -
CAsago Prss.
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VOL. VIII, NO. AZ.
rrom shs WAsAinesoa s;Ay
TIE p,ooPSh q Narrh.

-s,ssssA ~. hose who sspee. ao,A,ns 10 .ts, y,
4 y 6sapps,nssd - ssssssSs
..~ hia-ks had ecn-
iron his far distant hoos
II ~ Wsss,
a ,asaas psr.s As .ss~si
AsdIa ~ i.s.. ~'dr
IT'S la@e wss u. q sniie,
And b talksd Ill he uAlis
Mos b. task
s~rS ~ tnl'sssl " tAs ass
rlstsson IN his ssais
fns old baeA.
m.'d sisays isn tss ues
~ paxty-s1t u risr.
Lsth fAu.
vhal h he'd wssksd - hari
Nes q oil!
nus once hs could hssr.
4. de braves soidass ~ss'
whss 4, 81. rsnA. ,se .n0~
tAhd W he pubie SIR"
What he Gs,si
sa~ him amer .hs.,
lie hAd t,nky ha'
Ass shass wsre WON away.
Nad kls pcek<u seemed ~ -a'
xarf 6ed
And loudly he declared,
that tos parry men be ear'a
N. .eornsd ,ss,r AIRY irrl.
Aad y Tor po,ities.
T~As q rio'
ye,ts s.u The sadass ssan.~.
ADD sAsush, N woadroas s'fAsss
our fr.sud did no. espi~ip
un, ,dsk ~ early train
fpr TIE West
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80.
IN" l~Pr 'rof" ~hth copy ~ a's's',
gfTes. :" 'hSw 'h' "Jns'r' +" 'm 'ne""e
tar. ti~ following ca~
a pT~n ra'i,ed !" 'nsf AZ ot.rah'e
eng'wrr Wit, a 'a'"hy o"'*@'ns :" "s's
cbildrn a viii ,ae,h 'hr'ysn f"Arsi. ~.
fec'iy bind ~ ihs 'nS' e'gh' y'@n. . 'susf
eighty ysar. os', afs' tfna" '"" whs
.'-ie'i "ho /" en'p'o's' 70 axe ena'vs ~ '@
family -ai have 70 " supPhrn w u" hsf"
earning o' ne hosDAna hs P's man
~ n.ay "a Tie sfm sfks Va h'xh'y
r~1PTtab'e 'irIn ., iAm's1s; ana "ssr@ 49,
~ ~Sk bH' beng c's"i,''ci |" ~~h "a
ira hoatt durns 'ne sf var. nh ~ag's
brought I'm ~!tiin 'he ..ln.n ID ue '''e''1s
tag hat from tss pavJ sspe''ss cts's'gssn,
ap'n h'' isfniiy shi'e'sfs, ~ hsh wsf~ I"
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The " ashiugtoa Nar, II A,r date. css
tsins an article cn~vainx slssala,ioas in
lAmi. dW,At~i BY the Iw,es~l t3ovwWmcni
10 this Territory. lor educational parpsss.
We hxra from Washington. that bill ht
tlw relief II ~-tthr In g,s.l faith. apm ~'hool
h'ss, nigh, rs~ihly pa~ Cwers~, wsr !,
INT for ,he i'npswisat csIorts Of r~~ss scnt
On and employed TO in,rr*~r with thu hills
hrsMr CmgrSs Owing IL thk oar'. !, Is
probable that M actin will ls taksn by
Coagras At IL pr~rnt m~<ien On this sui.
jw,. aud that oil nM~sur~ Cor tho relief oi
Gttierx on school ianis. will h ,s~,,WaSl
until Minmxola a~aliue~ the a,,ribuh~ N
state sovereignty.
The article IN the Mar is " toliows,
WESTERN LAND SrEccLArtoSs, Thcw II
said To b. u proposition hcfotr the pr~nt
tsagnsss asiStcthsI tisr d&rsusitnaia "a por
tioa d thu school lAndh In ths 1Srtiorics.
and especially In Minnr~ota. which deSwvss
sonr consideration The NJ organising that
Territory scts apart sections 10 and rs In
every township for the uc of schools fdr the
future State.
Many ~ttlcrs WIN "squattsxi" In that
country tcsor the 0ovrrunsent surveys wesv
completed. And thcu,spivw nov upon ouW or
the other II the~N sec,iosw In most itktanN~
thss perx,ua being aetssni ucatler, not wial,-
ing 10 scll their lands on speculation. an no,
likely TO complain Of the chancs which giv~
them their farms for an inieani.s psriol
without tbs necessity Of paying foe thsm un
I'll such time ~ thc btatc government shall
70 into operation and provide for their pur
chase, But by certain j,artiss On at Of Con
grcsa Ii proImssL proviiin9 that thear land.
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a, -,
caii'I servants '"sr empsoyc~ @
the mriner nciiix III aes; NON g" oatss
=" hr'r e"miition' tnc AaSs~ M 'ne
eai'ed m'rc .tnr mnsdle cisSsS c"N 'n'
rmors.N fssof'n p'''' .% .,san~ s's ~.
a'arta'ios %~'ocra'y !" ur''a'n e W
mite" !" "'hs'u'rap'cs snase :" ur ,'''s'''-
me"', and 10 o'hct nsNs" ns'su % css'
W"A,m"y ""n INC nteher srs''!, :"
noo'l"y' "h's' "''s'Sl""as sapl"''e,s Wy
thst'srior~aH became nus W. An my
pa'hy he.wsn IN" grva' "'y " une 'ss'a'e
esASs anu mere w~Nn'en ani '...~ .'' N 'A'
uISu!sh'u anu 'hf,oo! y" 'u'rus' .s'e-
nofa,'"" :" Tue '1sM''ion ~ ''e M,u. na =,
urru hoP"ss ihe inm"" ''A~ P's" |"
wha' p'''''' power 'ncy s~N. ~ -
'rou' ps,5noi'r ana 'n'assiaA'r .'esSt' ~
opp'Su 10 "r "s! !'eot'x - AN, S
most unanimously h~''r !" e"'ArR"% "''''
p"'i''ca' rights
The monopoly Of the land by the aristo-
cracy, has prevented the gr"wu " an lMc"
aenic"' !s'u'A"fy' ana """o~' "s~lV 'h'
Mno!e !ntas PStaia..cn " ls"a.! a.M ls.n J.
PTSh' Inc '"Hr ,srou"' ".Nc' 'ne
refuge ot ti'' d'gr"'~' lN'o' /" INC country,
'h'te"y over s'"ck'"S ''~ 's"t "'aINS' sM,
~ un same ratio increasing we I"srl On
uhc enllaoy'rs anu 'nc "tc''MS''H~ ~ .e
empioyM Inc masters "r' Vnus "'a"'a '"
cniorce Their own ierms OF COMPENSATION.
wh'ch' from e"ml'e''''"n' MI" w" "s'",s o.
poverty among 'nra's'aV'r, alc o''eu 'o,'
unjust and eruo' nc work'"an y omts"
NJ 70 summit "f 10 USo'n' W "a ""tAM :
savage and br'gani. IN Tue m'us' T" "~sth
and civilization he dsrr no' omnn ms
master, 'or wiu""' c'ear a',c"A'ec it"m
his last emp'eyef' he may ~sA !" va" "f
w" sna"", s''.,.,.,.I" , r.s,.r Iii hc I'm,
VI wi: SI..,,;.. c,oa, .,,~;.s ia .sSs
ss. sa".t y" ,,,,,,,,,' ..n,,,h 4, ~, ,.,.h...
uo'n M .a'" ~, % i..,,,na ,r..,.r NJ
w. W. ".''o"' .. ....,.,, T., Nm. L.,,.i..s,
"t,, ~ w.. :" ""i ,a,".~. | iSn;.
AN, '''e w.. ~ .,.t,.", - .~,;,.d.
poy ~. su ~ Wv w. .,I 49, !. . cr,si wort
hs o,''' ''i " WV " "
"o"A' A.,
Never IN any ",her country sas ','is "otm
witnessed 50 much apparent 'r"N"'" CON- IN
b'n'd wi'h 30 mucn actual s'svr,y oI m
poor, whfsr cond'''on' mWa' ana pnys'c"
II Is no libel 10 say. Is worsr 'nan tha' OF
our southern s,aV'~' WINS 'ne 'a'r' ~ ,s~
incapable o the aspirations w" "'''c'oP
mcn' "' he 'or'M.' ,"' N,r"sn s,"sey
hnmaneiy Organizes a"i a'"'"s'e'"' ". w
my opinion, CHRISTIAN o"S"'hg ana eh!s
tisn duty tn the i~gro rH~. wh'ie tha
British system. which gives 70 inc MASTER all
of thc advantages. without nny I" 'ir n.
spons'bil''ie. OF 'orrd lab"r; s unnatural
and unchr's''nn-an" W "r"y" F" rAPsy
'r"nsu""s ~ ~ -. .,.s w"
""V''s"E ''@"' VI
This degradation ~ ''~ Sc".ch lS"r'
nm increasing evil lT lto"rh ~ 'nm
country ls the last desperate resort o. l.'inry
and want, yet the number !" Seo''a'" wh"
sought poor house rcl,f' 'sa' year wa. 'sa,'
423- An 'ncrs'se "l 4''''' over ,'~ pr"
viois year During u'e past ten years tlere
has bsn RAPID 'ncrsnsr o' paulsf,-m' '~
total expenditure tur The support VI IHauIrn
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Pua rasfsr. is ~ srtnal fsei
amiw 10 M spsfA vcpi srd th~ v@a Of
esDqs'~rs ~ suuins Tn lAuhvils
Jssv~ai ssys ~ ~ AAst busksa II cal hss
d,sNsasud fron tht aaskst. Tb1c 10 .
lsti 10 tis ceslsn n tie eitisus. tat nas
N he ysrts II ~ dsnlsvs IN CioeipnAi,
psSss ~ Ailsd ~ dsss6s a nvenp
b., kntisg 10 ~ n1ik n - ss1estng
peW viD sss frsDnQ b. wsN u fhss
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tesrvd iAs hsil fs rvlisfs 4 q, ". Csiapbst, se.
pessed hark vitAeat Am~sdmsus, and recon
neadsd ~ paaangs.
n esnsilass V whom was rsfsrvsd hsl No.
n, rrpartsd hy sabssitute. blu iseosrssas.
M tssrhaull. hsaAsssea asd D, W. eaalrssa
CUapony. The anhsttase was adopted.
NJ. Rsm-ey 10 wkun vae tvisrsdks. -. 70
ported back witAsas sWsaaaeut. aud rvcam
ineaAsA ~ taAsdaits pastpaaswsnt Adopted
NJ, TAs.aesaa tspsstsa certain ms~assAn
N, WAslseh Mlrsascsd rssslstioa aulAos'
tsiua The selsct camml11ea nn tetthcstal toeds
snA isryy shaEtafA y embyAy ~ hilla ~ cse.
NJ. nEsws nsssA teae ~ sss:essss !, ex ~
ealsr order h u salsaass hsalos vss lesi.
~. nanatA ltvm eomnitsss y wheo - r..
lessSa ~ pstlaiua y shaM9s Ne hasns u Les.
Iaa nAakls. rspsgtsa hy Ill.,
Nr. Murray a1sssd resolutioa autAsfis>ns
~ earellina alesA 70 smpisy one ~ neeo -
sIs(aa>s. AaeNeea.
Avyuxxn0N SESSION
nsals lssu ~ Cssasa we're tatss sp aaa COO.
I. 7. No. 1 usmss,al fsr . mail route The
llsuss r~csslsd ltan IL amsnllvusats
: Ss-sa, =; VI r, viii iAe ssH&das,sa wes
& sSs' : J. 10 ~r.a'.. n. saa..,., s,.As.
NJ x ~ ,ssssps,a.. ,As ,o~r Of wlassss
s,llA os sussa rs,ss nsAnss.
n. " \, = hiu - provide fpt ths surysy q
lngH eHM lamhsy n nlAMsscsa Territory. Passed.
"a ttlie Assssd 10.
Ann 10 iuscrpssvss ,As city as A.. Auihoay
vAa rslsyssA y aelsct comUittse ccusissing u
~ rs.ssss ka. ns.sspta eoessy; -
~ q. g 81 = |. ;ss,s.vsrs,: :,.,s he nroasoa
seGsaesy, pea!ed esd W. efeesd 3
No. W Y iass.!er,:is r. sss s.s Young s ass: !:
ii's sS,.sS Z; q, -. =. -. -.
'As.sss: 3, . ~, a. ......... A.. ,....... :.
.,ssss; Y; y ssiiss. ~ = :sissi ,.s:s j. sisii 40
~. teeeed an1 ~ ~ Aessea 70
SSssss !. . ~ 'sss "ssy rs .'sa sSs u0m ss,,a
sss:.i - Z. wv '''''' -"A WV
No !. nsmesial lcs 9 mllsassy Pct @ ess
- "sss u sas N""s' Pss''s ssa "us ssssss
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Tar BAsxs ~ Nsw YosS From tLr
aansai rey~s, Just pshl'shsd. u ths SUPER.
in.rnxsens II ~ htsaA d New YWk, ~
Is.rn that tis total namtss N hanks. hank.
ing assristssA- ebssaG ssd insfavsn' banks
in ths, -ssU. sf ths r~s>'uf tim. is thre
ksnirui srsi 6fty. va;
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1he krarus-l inst,tutionH oi Elinburrh nr
it, grcst~t distinction and attraction. TIE
University Is oe Of the pi,st celebrated IN
Europe. Il. reputation Is not. however, very
high at present. Among It's prci'>s"rs ar~
many harm. Urn, hut except 10 the ms-ii-
cal. and tiss,iogicai department.. ] belie.e
ibre are none who ENJOY a word wpie re-
putatioa "A, most. no, n,o~ shan ,1e a
two. Professor Wuy~oS. ,be CHRISTOPHER
North of Blackwocd and Professor HAM
roS. fhe emiaens phiio~g,ber. are dad -
thsre are NM 10 OIL tbr,r p'sres Dr. Dss-
rst Wnsox. ihe hrari,~i ArchioIo0is. hAr
removed 10 Toronto.
The University professors are iusd~iuafe-
" paid ard depend almost entirely upou
Iss frum -tad~u,s. Professor BLAcxIHK. a
man II genius anil sTpditinn. and proE~ss
of Grerk 10 sir- University. complains that
in Consequence a fir insr,a preparatory
ssincsii.s, Of ssukn;s. he "a deTraded from
mis- pos,,sos Of Professor. to that II '1,or 30
that b. Is cx,mylIci To instruct :hsfm in tie
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READ AND REFLECT.

DR CHARLES Ii TOZER'S CARD to the afllc-
zT ted of California. In approaching any new
course of systematic inquiry, there are certain points
concerning which the inquirer should always be care
ful to satisfy himself. He should comprehend dis.
tinctly what the subject of inquiry s-iieath and
Disease.
If we can form and fix in minds clear concep-
ton of the state of HEALTH we shall have difficulty
in understanding what was meant by Disease. But
beyond though not above, these objects of invesga-
ton OF the human body, we have another and still
nober end II to lay before you in such terms that
you cannot be mistaken and will know where TO ap-
ply for relief.
use the word "dsease" generally, and before |
speak of the signs of particular diseases, it will be
pr per TO take general view of symptoms. When "A
person is troubled or afflicted with disease, which
causes weakness of the back and limbs. pain in the
head dimness of sight, loss ef muscular EOwer pal
paon OF the heart, irritablity, nervousness, dys-
pepsa, arrangement of the digestive functions, gen
eral debility, symptoms of consumption, and many
Others which better explained than put paper,
and reqare Medical or Surgical attendance, 1t would
DO well Tor them 10 inquire II there Is physician who
Is competent to attend them. and who understands
the application of medicine, and whose scientific at
tanments in his profession, and whose age and eXpe
rience entite him to yours confidence. Considering
these things, DR.. Chs H. ToZer has concluded TO in
form you that are afflicted advertising his place OF
business, stating that he has been successful prac
titloner for over twenty five years. and has
ATTENDED, AND CURED HUNDREDS,
when they have beCp considered by other physicians
and have been pronounced by them past recovery -
Therefore you may rely upon him as one in whom
secresy aud the utmost confidence can he placed.
Or O. H. Twould invite all that are afflicted to call
on him, and II he does not administer for them, there
VIII be no charge made. Let no false decacy pre-
vent you, but apply immediately, and save youselI
from the dreadful consequences which must follow
these who neglect TO receive attendance.
DR.. c. H. Tozers Office is 9th street. ear the
Beivdere Hotel, between and streets. Ills rooms
are so arranged that The Doctor can be consulted
without fear of molesiation.
Office hours, from in the morning until 6 in the
evening. G. II. TOZER. VI. d.,
nOvs 9th ST.. between and X, Sacramento.