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wss seized few days ago suspcion Of its being fitted
out FOR the slave trade each been pat under bonds
O. $1,000
Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PMLADslI1uA, Nay 81, 1857
Socks steady. Pennsylvania hves, a. Norris Canal,
lAk; Reading Railroad, ssx Long Island Railroad, llx
Pennsylvania Railroad, ASK
NEW OzuxAss, May 81, 1857.
Sales Of cotton to-day 1900 bales; receipts 400 bales
The market Is eighty dearer. Mddfng l3Hc Flour
closed with adv sncng tendency. Whiue corn, 92ko
Lard In kegs Loo Sterling exchange 10 per cent premium
CHARLESTON, May II, 1861
Coton-Sales Of the week 6Sal bales; receipts Of the
week 2,le3 bales Prices advanced No . &c. on the
week.
OswRao, May 81, 1857.
Flour dull Sales to-day OF Oswego brands, $50 bills
Shipped 10 Montreal, $500 bb@s. Wheat steady with
good demand Sales Of Is 900 bushels, at 81 rs for wnte
Michigan 81 S7 for Maryland club and 81 20 Tor ChGago
epfpg Corn unchanged Sales TO day $500 ousne@ 70
arrive at &c., Lake impor-54 900 bushels wheat canal
exp0rts-2 OO0bbH. -four and Is $40 bushels wheat
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JoAn Mcclure, J Low and wife, A Low and wire, n
DoremuA MsAard. 3 Reilly. Lambert Mrs Booah New
Forbes kodocaorstF RodocanAki. LSsso alters.
Wafer an6 friend I've Crsu,ne Nuns, tssn a<cu MIS-
johnson and three CHILDREN, and Mr. hrren OF
New York kober shaw Lent and wife and stevenscs
OF Philadelphia; Crews, OF Charleston: Myers OF On
ctrnaM Warner Of Georgia; Dunno Thos Lake and Wife
1hos korsn wife and daughter OF Illinois, isaac Duke and
wife, OF Chcao Walker Of WISCONSIN,: Tho Henry. y l.
Ab6ov wife child and servant Of Mobiles . YHiee VIM
Harrd and trend OF NJ Orleans Kemp OF
Rev David. and Wifi, Law (sabr~h, Henry Forbes,
and daughter Of Canada Mr. Msssngberd OF London W.
Susan Pyne ana Harrison of London; wm M-skim J
Prediction 4 Hobson and Brown, OF England 0ani
SPAIN Jung Julius Runge Manuel Dias, Josa Prendss
Charles Gueroe 1hos de- Harold Arthur de kaseass Don
and l. Breher Cuba; Roh Smith. Of Demerara. Antoine
Decuier Monehet West Indies: Luis Sottyerrsr, Mex
col4 For Balilx-Alex. Tay and wife East BOSTON;
Mrs Whitman II ii Nichols and II Bolton, Boston; Mr. "
Whitman and wife, W g Mcdonald ~ Field, shepard
and Mrs Shafiroth. Halfax-ll. Tots! i42-
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UneqHalied are the AmbrOtypes and Photo
graphs taken nj GRANT ALCO0KES improved light nrs
Boor, AZ Broadway. adjoining Wslacks theatre.
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murray 4 I.nnmnn,s Florida xvater-Ths

spi the flowers have caught ntensi-
rendered perpetual this choices, of existing
funes The toilet where lacks the finest OF cosms
and the exqulsiie OF fragrant SOLD by the
prupriets II T. LANMAN Co, Wholesale drugyiss %
watey street. " T. and by al druggists q, 20 per bot
uo
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.


Amss-The sales were confined 70 small lots Of pots at
TIC. 7xc., while pearls were nominal.
Observation-Disclosures market was without change
Of moment while sales moderate, being confined To
the local trade The transactions Included about 900
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interesting 60 Seamen.


MEETING OF SHIP OWNERS RxLArrvE TO ADVANCE
WAGES TO SAILORS
meetlrg OF ship owners and agents, called by the
Committee Of the Chamber Of Commerce appointed for the
purpose Of considering the present condition OF merchant
soamen, and devisng 10 improve their posi-
ton and efficiency held the 10th inst at No
IL Insurance Buildings.
The meeting being called 10 order, C n. Marshall was
p Perot explained the objects of the Meeting and Of
fcred the following resolution.
Resolved That cxpcdient TO abolish the present
Of paying advance wages TO seamen aud that will
unite with other shipownes cec, this object by mutual
agreement on terms equitable TO the sailor.
This resolution having been carried the President OF the
Committee Of the Chamber OF Commerce, J. w. Pert in
troduced wing agreement, which unanimously
adopted, with slight notifications, and signed.
This ssreemenl then ordered 70 be lei AZ the ONCE
OF the Journal Of Commerce for the purpose OF receiving
additional signatures.
Inc meeting tacn adjourned.
CHARLES Carlow, Secretary.
AaRRKMasT.
The undersigned. ship owners and agents, hereby en-
gage and mutually pledge themselves thar after the
LIST day Of july 1857 they viii not advance wages To
seamen shipped board vessels under their charge.
They further engage that TO prevent Inconvenience IN
consequence OF renaushment Of advance wages they
VIII put on board the SHIPS or vessels SAILING unaor their
suit pcr man, 10 DO Furnished 10 the scamen who maj
need them at coal.
They further engage as a substitute for the usual ad-
bounty per cent the earned wages OF each sail
or, who shall perform the voyage 10 the end Of hts
tract, return In the s1ip In which he embarked
and they further engage thai the ship o on the
ward oyage, every .hsll be paid his
ed 10 the time OF loes IN case 10 be lss than ono
month"; on foreign voyages, and one half nooh on coast
Ills unors od ,ha, tho cond ,ns sc, forth in this agree
ment will be annexed 70 the shipping ARTICLES, in shipping
crews, and t5a IN now signing this document, Is done
Professionally, and sfer shall have teen presented 70
shin owners and ship agents generally, further meeting
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Rcmemberl RememberU Remainder y:
MEADE BROTHERS, great picture galleries zss Broadway.
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C,rrnt,o,. Ia R~s, Estate.

The 20 years " the buildings and lots Sw Broad
way aud Howard st., known ktDbuns Hotel at rent
Of 600 per annu offered, but 10 consequence OF
several beng read by claimants o. the pro
perry, and threatening the purchaser win htgsuon
Frame buildings and years lease a lots Nos 800 and
3qoL Broadway, running through W Cortlandt alley
27.xl7s ground 81 500 andaxes 300
az On s% isSess ~ $500
"a W. side d "a ay 54s OF 2ssh IT. 2oxioo. 80. 20
BKcogLYS.
a0 Of f Church ' ), sS1si ,' .
sssa 90 saoh 81 = ". sOOs
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,


TuUfDAr, May I'LL y. NJ
There was quite exciting time In Wall street 10 day.
The grand movement in Michigan Southern stock.
The transactions very heavy, and the besrs were
spirited sellers time. They have seized upon the
Heal moment 10 put out large unes and place themselves
tn position derive all the benefit from the companys
recent financial operations The old stock Of this road
coming upon the market rapidly. We have ne doubt tho
amount the end OF thirty days will be
much greater than at any time previous 10 the new Issue
There sales OF the guaranteed ten pc cent stock at
90 Q sos per cent Cleveland and Toledo opened at
sSht Improvement, with moderate salce. Erie very
active. The transactions up about thousand
shares al the first boNd. There sale a. low a.
81 per cent bu, the stock closed al 37x. large
short Interest covered this morning. Reading sold
de~p this morning 10 1sS per cent point lower than
has been known for months. New York Central was
week, but moderately active There were large time
opcrauons sellers option but buyers not plenty and
evidently took hold merely TO sustain the market IIu
lem and Hudson River fell on under small sales. Tho
upp ard movement In Harlem ceased sometime before tho
election and there Is now motive for sustaining IL
Illinois Central and the Western railroad stocks generally
were neglected day and sod lower prices Athe art
board Harlem declined pc, cent Hudson Rivcr Railroad,
Y; Erie y; Reading, y; limos Central, u; Gsiena and
Chicago y; Milwaukee and ississippi, l. Cleveland and
Toledo advanced per cent; Panama, u. In railroad
bonds there was q moderate business Today, without,
change In prices
Amer tho adjournment Of tho board Tho following sales
OF stocks and bonds we're made By Albert IL
Nieolav.-
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BssiIding.-Persons Desiring 20 Build will
hnd To their advantage TO call the mills 263 West
Thirty fourth street. before completing their Arrangements
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Al the second boari The marke, was shado or two
better. The Improvement WIS quito general Michigan
southern closed al 60 per cent buyer days, and 6P
seller 60 days Thcro strong desire 70 sell on the pat
Of the bears and The supply OF old stock s hourly In
creasng The guaranteed preferred stock cold al 70 per
cent TO the extent Of twenty shares Cleveland and To-
iedo sold at es per cent and closed a, Tia. price Erie
was little 40 and sold freely. The rally Is sort Of
spasmodlc affair The quantity Of stock Of AL kinds on
the stree, go great and IA increasing 80 BY outsiders
realizing that any permanent improvement Is utterly out
Of the question Outsiders generally are sellers and The
buying Is confined 10 the street Spectators There "a
therefore steadily increasing burden TO carry and The
brokers viii and II they have no, already, that v
. one-sidcd game throughout
The guaranteed preferred ten per cent stock just issued
By The Michigan Southern Railroad Company will unques-
ucoseiy pay Oh large portion OF The old Hcaung debt Of
the roed, sai reEevc the oomp,oy from Immede'e en-
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Baxry's T11copherous u the Best and Cheap
est article for beauty ing. our and resiorng
The hair. Soia BY an druggists and psrfumsrs.
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CLOSING Ulcers Dansoreus.-nInny Aged Per-
troubled with ulcers and skin erpouH These
NATURES safety VALVES aod be closed
raj remedies BRANDRETH's pills will ulcers ana
erupons by pureng away Tn corrupt humors which
ure has thus endeavprny through those
turi vents Close them, and the humors thrown
upon the blond causing eryspeas spoplexj and paralysis
Sold No 81 Brandreth Building,
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nactic ant dyspepua Alternative and deicousiy aromatic
Prepared with The greatest entirely from vegetables and
while they highly ansvs propes entirely In
poosnt IN their effects Prepared only b. Ia Rexford
Bnghanion aud 500 only Nv him aud y. g. COZZENS sols
AGENT 70 Warren street, New York city.
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Defiance HalAmnndsr Safes-Wfth Rat0n1
powder PROOF And bars Deyo la Pearl
RoBxer H. PATRICK.
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Joasa' Old Coral Hair OLA ard Italian Soap,
n. Thess articles for beauty skin, curnS
esuptions, and for The hair. sold u De Bomery
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Westchester Property for Sale.-We Wish to
the readers advertIsems
columns Of the sale on the sd day Of May IL o'clock BY
JAMES ~ MILLER, OF a valuable properly In the
OF weschee forming par. of the of the late
Robert Green and opposite the country OF John j. Pal
Esn
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Rsmoval-marsh q Co., Radical Cure Truss
aAce, No ~ Maiden lana have removed 70 No vessy
street Aston House Tusses, supporters shoulder braces,
k elastic socknys and variety Of bsndagcs Of most
approved patterns skilfuly applied Private application
LADIES, . competent female
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Singers Sewing Nkesch1nes.-IN buying such
article sewing machine, the truest economy IL 70
buy the best Those who purchase Singers machines always
get what they them with Satisfaction profit
while those who buy any the cheaper aud inferior machines
in the market TO suffer disappointment vexacn and
loex l. M. SINGER a co SS Broadway.
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Grnhell, hiniurn 4 TO, Goodhuo ca,
Charles II. Mar hall Co. A. A. Los Brothers,
Foster, Elliot Co, Rowland rockingham,
Sponosd, Tle-toa q Co, J. y. Baker Co,
Zercgs Co, John u. Sardy,
william Nelson Sou, wakcman, Umond Co,
Mctcalf a Duncan williams n Guion,
Charles n Coin, Cham ,erlsn, Rob,nsondCo.,
Ho ~es 4 Co, j. H. Brewer Co.,
Shines IIudcr, David Og len,
rcer Rice Co, Charles Cnov,
William Tyson, snow Burgess,
Sturgcs, Chairman Co., Thor y. freeman,
Vii Jam Edwards, y Richardson Co.,
r. T. Morgan, y. NJ rtrrch,
Foster \ Nckersou, Alex. NJ Lawrence,
r W. Grundy, A W. Weldon,
Charles II i1crson, Joseph Perkins,
John Riley, James W. E~e 90,
Poster & Stephenson, ID. a A. KinGsaDd Sciton ,
Durham n Hmend, Thomas Durham
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Thanks to the Paris MOL

Thanks 10 the Paris MoriiEtcs and his
mandatory R. T. WILDE, 25l Broadway insuguraes the
summer with such sockof Paris bonuets. straw goods,
sAs r.bbons French howers drcs and bead dresses
would be difficult parallel Every day ooeniug
day at his extensive New styles daily
u In
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DstoAeIor's Hair Dye, wigs and TouPo>s-
the world SURPRISING all Made sold and applied
~ the mandatory. xf3 Broadway.
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Smithsonian House, broadway, corner Of
Hoaston street New Yo,k-Th new and large Iel newly
Of the highest priced hotels nves the attention OF travellers
conducted the European American plan, ~ option.
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Elegant Wedding Cards, at Everdell's,
Broadway, corner Of Duane street
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Crfstadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Toupcss,
ecpse all their lima Wholesale and rcsa and the dye
privately applied No Astor House.
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HOIoWnv's O1ntment should Dc nj hhnd Tor
instant IN every family promptly relieve. the pain
trobbng ~ aod bruises subdues the nfamm alton
upon dslocsions and safe and
inisible application for sores and erupuons-
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Hill, Intmitsbie Cutter or Hair and whis-
kers, No Barclay street Hair dye shllings bon, black
bvow
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ture endeavorns through hoas
upon The s blood csusnS apo9ler and paralysis
Uneqaalied are the Ambr0sypes and Photo
sr.ph: taken .. GRANT ALy19KEs Improved light nrs
hoor, ldS Broadway, adjoining Wslacks theatre
Rrmemberl RemamberY Remember u:
MEADE BROTHKRS' great picture galleries, ZS Broadway
/. City and Country and the People Photo
ErSPhsd IN views aud portraits ca democratic principles by
'' 49, ~
Fine Arts.-The Public arc Particularly
70 schsus Esa nov on exhibition WITH catalogue q, Our
'''''' "' HENRY a. LEEDS CO. q NASSAU street,
Smithsonian House, broadway, corner OF
Houston street New York-Thn and large Ie newly
Of he hshss, priced Sois invites sSs senoa q @sSs.rs
conducted on the European or American plan. At option
Mr.. Gosid's Fine Collection or Valuable Pic-
II cc S y s s ok sa
VIM Bart r Gisnoux son,elIe; y p Cropssn O. p
Rolf Phillip wonreman. wynants &C. sre grea; names In
Westminster Property for sale.-We Wish 70
cs ns Of s IL 0 ON M e Navy m
JAMES s. MIIER OF valuable ,rso! OF properly in the
Robert Green and opposite The country seat OF john Pal
mer, Esq.
Singers Sewing HzNchines.-In buying such
buy the best acs
get whs. they want and sse them With satisfaction ana profit
In the market are sure to su1, S;sgpcpep yer.on and
Thanks to the Paris nodistcs and his own
masntsctorS Ri WILDE 81 Bgo'5ssy n.sgHr's s the
:s reSSp. sssnsh tower. dr. and bead Srs::ss
day at his extensive waerooms. New styles daily CON
Lockitt, Son Il Co., Ne ISL Fulton Street,
'as'
Bu,iI,,,ng.-per.ons Desiring to Build will
hnd to their advantage TO call at the nis 3 West
Thirty fourth street. before completing their arrangements
Elegant Wedding Cards, at Everdells,
Broadway, corner Of Duane street
Rsmov.l-m.r.h 4 Co.., Radical Curs TRUSS
.E.ss Asto, aou.s Iru.sss .uppore. shogIdsr brace
.gproysa psssrn. stlfaly applied Prys.s .ppuoAaOs
DsnAnos salAm.ndsr sasss-with Rsasoa
sss, ss0 90 se Ss S, nd s s bars DsD0 ia Pea"
RoBrgr n. PATRICK.
BArry's T,1copnerous II the Best and Cheap
Sc s. S Sl b. u Ss ana and ''s
RexIorSis Bitterx--Cnrrninntsvc, Tonic, sto-
F.pad r1 s sss sn s1a
while they po-sess highly ,snslye prope are eudrey In
Bnghamton aud only Nv him r. g. COZzKNa sole
AGENT 70 Warren street, New York city.
Joasa' Old Coral Hair Oh ard Italian Soap,
n. Thess saperb articles for beauty Ing the skn curing
oruptonk and for the hair sold ~ 21 Bowery.
Hin, InsmitsbIe Cutter or Hair and whis-
kers, No Barclay street Hair dye shlings bon, black
Or brown.
DatoAaeIor's Hair Dye, wigs and TouPcrs-
TIE best In the world all Made sold and applied
~ The mandatory. xi3 Broadway.
Crfstadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Toupcss,
eclipse all their ne. Wholesale rcsa and the dye
privately App Ied No Asor House.
Holloway's Ointment should be nj hand FOR
instant every family promptly relieve. the pain
hrobbng ~ aod bruises subdues the Inflammation
fractures and dslocstons AID safe and
inisllible apple siion Tor sores and erupuons.
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Mr.. GOuid's Fine Collection or Valuable !

lures will under the this day the -22f inst
Il o'coh bs the Messrs- schENcKs; IS Nassau street,
Crsnch, Talbot. Hope. Alfred ". and Geo. A. Williams.
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The New York Bowery Insurance Company have de-
ckred semi annual dividend Of Yen per cent payable
June I.
Tire receipts Of lumber ~ Albany by canal, from she
opening Of navigation tho 18th ns in the years
San Andreas independent., 1857-10-03

DIrcH OWNERS CoSvENT1oN.-It will be
seenby referring to another column, that Con-
ss'tlcn of persons interested in mining bitches
aIthis State, was lately held in Sacramento
Ills was preliminary movement, and it is ex-
ected that another Convention will be held at
future day, At which all persons feeling an
interest ia fhe subject are invited to be pre-
4ents The ohjectewas not, as was stated in
be meetingy TO procure donation of land
rem the General Government, but simply to
secure, BY express permission of Congress, the
g!sarantee of those rights which are now en-
1oyed by courtesy. All that is claimed is the
right ofIway over the public lands for those
itchessso long as they may be in use, with
ne privilege Of using the timber along the
ne of sneh works, for their construction
s. is not contemplated to ask for donation
fsthe fee simple in the lands; and the in
lucement is said to be permanence in the en-
ioyment Of ditch property. If there are OBJ
ections to Che proposition, it is but proper that
he facts should be correctly understood, and
With this. view. we explain what we under
stand to be the Intention of the movers in the
natteftG aAA
San Andreas independent., 1857-10-03
important TO Miners. Travellers, &C..

There is no malady of deeper Importance,
either in medical or mo-al point of view, to
which the human family is more liable, than
that arising from impure connections.
As medical man, it is the duty of every
physician to look at disease as it effects health
and life, and his sole object should be to miti-
gate. as far as lies in his power, the bodily
suffering. Human nature at best is bnt frail
all are liable to misfortune.
OF all the ills that affect man. none are more
terrible than those of a private nature. Dread
full as it is in the person who contracts it.
frightful as are its ravages upon his consttu-
ton, ending frequently in destruction and a
loathsome grave it becomes of still greater i'm
portance when it is transmitted to innocent
offspring. Such being the case, how necessary
it becomes that every one having the least
reason to fear that they have contracted the
disease, should attend to it at once by consult
ing some physician, whose respectability and
education enables him to warrant a safe. speedy
and permanent cure. In accordance with this
necessity, DR.. YOUNG feels called upon to
state that by long study and extensive prac-
tice, he has become perfect master of all those
diseases which come under the denomination
of venereal, and having paid more attention to
that branch than any other physician in the
United States, he feels himself better qualified
w tlGtJ bucul
Syphilis in all its forms, such as Swelling of
the Groins, Ulcers, Ulcers in the Throat. Sec
ondary Syphilis Cutaneous, Eruptions Clcera-
tions. Tertiary Syphilis in Children, Mercurial
Syphilitic Affections, Gonorrhea, elect, Stric-
tures. False Passages, Inflammation of the
Bladder and PROSTATE Glands, Excoriations,
Tumors, Pustules, efc.. .lare as familiar to him
asthe most common things or daily obserYa-
ton. 9v
The Doctor effects cure Z; feceiving cases
in few days, and finds iiliculty in curing
those of long dnratior. without submitting the
patient to such try<fment as will draw upon
him the slightcFt Suspicion, Or oblige. him to
neglect his busintsS, whethtr within ,sders or
without. The die need roi be changed ex-
cept in cases Of ssstre iufAmmatious There
are in California. l,( aats nniosnting to over
two thousand in the past year, that could fur
Eish proof Of this; but these are matters that
require the incest secrecy, which he always
preserves.
All letters inclosing $40, will be promptly
attended to. Office hours from 8 A. NJ, to
P. N. Address J. C.. YOUNG. NJ d.
San Andreas independent., 1857-10-03
THE F4RMER' S GUIDE

TO Scientific and Practical agriculture.
By Henry Stephens, F. R. s., of Edinburgh.
and the late J. P. Norton, Professor of Scieu-
tifc Agriculture, in Yale College, New Ha-
ven. vols. Royal Octave. 1000 pages, and
numerous Wood and Steel Engravinps'
This is, confessedly, the most complete work
on agriculture ever published, and in order to
give it wider circulation, the publishers
have resolved to reduce the price to
Fire Dollars for the taco 81 1|.n,e<t
When sent by mail lpost paid) n. California
and Oregon, the price will be ST. 10 every
other part of the Union, and to Canada (post-
paid,) So.
nEA- THIS Is NOT the Old " Book Of the
Farm"
Remittances for any of the above publica-
fIons should always be addressed, postpaid,
to the Publishers.
LEONARD. SCOTT & CO.,
sePtls-tt No. 55, Gold slreet n. York
San Andreas independent., 1857-10-03
WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS.
Immediately cured and full vigor returned.
DR.. J. C. YOUNG.
VOLCANO, July 2lst. 1856.

DR.. YoUNG Feeling grateful to Won for
your kindness and skill in removing from INV
body the effects of a most loathsome disease
under which had been laboring for the mast
hve years, ldeem it my duty-not only to Won
as physician, but for the benefit of ali persons
who may be laboring under similar Affections
thus publicly to express my gratitude
had very little confidence left when first called
on you, having chosen several eminent nbysi-
Gains in this State, all to no purpose Their
advice and medicine done me no good what
ever | read your advertisements with feel
ingsof mistrust, but they described nv feel
lngs SO faithfully, that resolved at once to
consult you, which did, and only regret that
had not done so before, as it would have been
q saving to me of hundreds of dollars. 7.
however, will not regret the past, but will
look Joyfully to the future, knowing that should
or any of my friends need medical assistance
shall always find one in whom can trust.
am now on my way to the States. l shall
return in a few months with my family. when
hope shall find yoa enjoying health and
prosperity, which You so richly deserve that
yonr life and health may be spared for a lone
while for the benefit Of suffering humanity.
With many obligations, | remain, very re-
spectfully, your obedient servant
L. r. REMERTON.
1oJ c. l'oung N. d., corner Of Montgomery
and California streets, San Francisco.