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Ne6 ORLEANS 1ailp Crtstert.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 8, 1857.
Metnirle Races-second Day.

Yesterday was one Of Aprls sweetest Efforts
bright, clear and breezy, with just enough cooness
in the shade and heat in the shine to render each
pleasant by turns. This, with three mile race on
the programme at the Metarie, lent stimulus to the
sporting spirit and the attendance at the
large both in and out of the quarterstretch. We were
pleased to the ladies' stand graced by the presence
of a number of its proper occupants. The track was
in fine condition. though inclined to be little too
dry. The entries were Mr.. Kenner's Whale, Gen.
Westmores Red Jacket and Col. Bngaman's b. c. by
Sovereign out of Lucy Dashwood.
First Heat.-Whale was the favorite at 100 to So
and his fine appearance and frisky behavior being
unblanketed prevented the odds from being largely
taken. He had the inside track but at the tap the
Bingaman colt got the ead with Red Jacket close up
and Whale considerably behind In the second quarter
Whale began to show his ambition. He soon Tapped
Red Jacket, both pushed the Bingaman colt, and in
the back stretch they punched. The bunch opened
with Whale ahead and the Bingaman colt behind,
though all kept handsomely together. This position
was maintained throughout the remainder of the heat
During great part of the second and third miles
blanket would have covered Whale and Red Jacket
without wrinkling; it was altogether quite exciting
as in two places Red Jacket managed to show his
nose momentarily in the lead. The struggle down the
home stretch in the third mile was desperate; Whale
coming in about half length ahead. and the Bnga-
man colt not more than length behind. Time,
5:46a.
Second Heat.-Whales performance in the first
heat inspired his friends not tle and bets against
his winning the second could not be had unless at
such odds three four to one. At the start the
Bingaman colt again took the lead Whale being again
in the rear. In the first turn Red Jacket passed the
colt and kept the lead from that to the last half of
the third mile ; Whale passed the colt also, in the
back stretch of the second mile, and pushed up to
Red Jacket tagging behind as if he could do no bet
ter, and creating some untimely shouts amongst
those who had bet the Odds In the back stretch of
the first mile, however he went seriously to work and
passed Red Jacket, who made final and desperate
struggle in the home-stretch, but to no purpose
Whale came in a length ahead, the Bingaman colt
being just inside the distance stand. Time 5:46t.
Summary.
METARIE COURSE n. o., Tuesddy April Jockey CIuh
Purse, SoUO-Ihree mile heats
D. T. kenner's b. c. Whale, by Voucher, dam Dolphin
@ by IMP LeSiathan, y yo.......--:........... !
5. NJ. Meslmore's ch C. Red Jdchet by Wagner, dam
laReine by Trustee, y. Observation-Disclosures. 2
A. l.. bingnmahs b. c.. by Sovereign, dam Lucy Dash
"oou y o...''.... 3
TIME:
r First Heat. Second Heat
First mile. l:5S l:5SS
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5:46a3 5:i6ii
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Agent B. 4 0. +. T., New Orleans.
JOHN NJ SHARP General Agent M 2m
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A PASSENGER TRAIN leaves New Orleans, daily, Mt
O'clock A. NJ arrve at Summit Miss hundred and eight
from New Orleans, 4. NJ Returning leaves
Summit every day o'clock, P NJ, and reaches New Or
leans ut 63D O'clock, P NJ.
FAREThree per mile, ench Children under five
years age, Children between five and Twelve years
age and coiored persons, half price.
SEASON TICKETS may be obtained at the office of the
Company, Caronlee Also family tickets,
whoe halves packages of twenty-five attn reduced price
Cooed permitted ride n the trains without
expressly authorizing them to do and naming
the stations and from which they As the pass will
be retained by the Conductor and will be good for trip in
direction only those making "Trip both will have be
provided with two.
FREIGHT TRAIN leaves New Orleans for Summit and
intermediate stations 4l8 ocik A. NJ Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday aud leaves Summit for New Orleans and in
termeiiHe stations every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
morning. at O O'Clock A. NJ This train stops on Fridays and
Saturdays Flag Stations, midway between regular stutons
to receive and deliver freight but any other days
No No freight will be received at the New Orleans depot
after 8 O'Clock 2. M
r. P. GUYARD, Sup't transportation.
line of four horse mail from Summit to
Jackson, and from Jackson Summit every day CONNECTING
with the passenger trains So If
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T EEDS' FOUNDRY, NEW oRLEANs.-LEEDS a
II Co. Iron Founders and OF Vertical and or
zonita Steam Engines, Boilers Sugar Mills, Vacuum Pans Ga
Kettles Carihes Filters ste4n and Horse Power Drain
Ing Machines Saw Mills Gin Gearing, Iron Columns anG
Fronts for Buildings Furnace Mouths, Crate Bars etc. and all
Machinery required for the South.
duly authorized and to construct
" fei2 dtWly LEEDS co.
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ELECTION IN PLAQUEMINES AND ST. BERNARD.-
The clerk Of the steamer Ceres, from the Balze, has
furnished us with the following returns of the Judi
cia election held Monday in the parishes of St..
Bernard and Plaquemines
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The subscriber having been appoined Agent for this
India Rn ber Ball Valves is prepared
and furnish This valuable invention patented June
9th, 1855 and awarded the FIRST PREMIUM
York State Fair, held at Elmira in that year In
duCng this Pump this community the undersigned
confidence that his efforts bring into will
seconded by all who its operation and
The perfect adaptation of solid Balls of India
Pump Valves, will at once be every thinking mind
Their and their yielding surface
certainty operation and perfection of action which
be attained by the Of other Valves The simplicity of
arrangement the facility With which the parts
and replaced compact FORM renders this the perfect
Captain should of these valuable Pumps
apart from their general purposes they in be
transformed into an efficient Fire Engine.
SIZE No possesses capacity OF forcing 20 gallons per
Price $40.
Size No possesses capacity of forcing 40 gallons per
ute Price So.
Size No possesses capacity of forcing IS gallons per
Price $50.
And larger sizes, suitable for Dry heavy Drainage
up to capacity OF 800 gallons
construction and may soon he expected. Nos
mirnblY adapted sugar Houses forcing the
lnsses and the ordinary which Pump generally
pied while Tor rceeming Swampy Lands the No as nd
peusable
The subscriber feels convinced that when Pumps
they will speak fer themselves
they will go into general use.
Samples of Size No. can be in operation at G. C. Be
Co.'S, No 95 Camp Price Il Couions l0
the Office of the undersigned persons
| vited TO call and examine same before purchasing.
ANDERSON D. DIETER, Agent
| m2i lv 30 Gravipr
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TOE4N ERAEhIEk ~ fsRDTH Err. 247 TGAOUtI.
y toula above ST. Joseph, COPPER TIN AND SHEET
IRON WORKERS, prepared TO do all Kinds OF worh
of business such putting Tin and Copper Gut
ers, Valleys, so putting Copper Tin and Zinc Roof
city moderate prices with
dispatch All kinds of Johng and Repairing attended 10 VIII
dispatch all orders, hope merit
share of the public patronage.
We beg the following gentlemen: Messrs
Crozier Wing, JamSon l. Mcintosh Cook Morehouse Ro
Hughes, G. " Church, Thomas Murray, Isaac Thayer
Caller Tmpin K Co., j. W. Jewell
Fette Box 60 Mechanics and Dealers Exchange 9 ST
Charles street. fe2ld&Wtf
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wise lady writer says The world stgmatiZes
many man as wicked with whom woman would
be but too happy to pass her life
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\ NEW ORLEANS LOCK MANUFAC-

(SSsN TORY, II Magazine street, near Poydrhs.
\SS " ALIEN. W. DEARE... RICHARD DEARIE.
~ DEARIE Il BROTHER,
LOCK MANUFACTURERS AND BELL HANGERS,
respectfully inform the public and builders that they rccev
ing and have hand large and compile assortment of
BUILDERS HARDWARE consisting of Locks, Hinges,
Bolts Sliding Door Trimmings Screws, Pueys etc, which
Offer for sale the reasonable terms Attached to
their store they have actory where kinds Of Locks
banks, vaults PRISONS stores dwellings; ETC. are made to or
the shortest notice and warranted secure Also upe
article ot safe Night Latch for offices and dwellings,
BELL HANGING i'll all its various branches such as Sig
and other Bcs FOR locomotives ships hotels, dwellings,
ETC. put up in workmauke and warranted TO give
satisfaction. Smith work in general JobOing promptly ut
tended TO. - .. -. -
sB-Sole Agents for GRAY BROS PATENT DOOR AND
~ SPRINGS. ms ly
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Vi
assss44asssclosG concern: Apply 10
te6 GEO W. HYNSoN CO. 81 Camp street.
,VtSs,E,ry, NIT NJ - L. M ~ 1fsI ~, Il5I
NNF@nSTITS @ ,TtfV XII fSrL1n ~ iiAo'or4
~ n !, ,NES l,i c,rtinnas 10 ,o ,ousd ,u.;rr o,
~ .n,i
Royal street on all d eases OF the GENERATlVE ORGANS
in both male aud eae aud OF whatever name nature The
unparalleled which has attended Dr. ants Treatment
in the United States and Europe warrants him in saying that
OF the forms winch these diseases are wont 10
without u sure quick and permanent cure
is OF no consequence now Tong the disease has continued,
for his Remedies attack the complaint mt its oundHtiOn and
efecuhly drive Inc enemy ron The system IN The shortest
space pOsslhe without mercury chanSe In ulet or hhurance
ETom business. . ,
SEMINAL SS The elect OF early abuse OF the sys-
permanently cured weakness oil the organs immediately
cured ana lrii sigof restored, -. =. ~,
n. B-keceht sases oil hHorhch clred IN Il hours old
Chronic eets or any other urelhnl discharge cured in from
live to seven days or no pay. oo, -
HS-Rmembcr l,ht I James speilsihy Is - tlStomhouSe
street near Royal street, oice nouS from CLOCK a. ~! w
. = NJ. VIZ 1m
N1.,3l A MS ksNrlJNlaIlC SlEE;A III t:5SAN(J-
TATOR in he
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IMpnRVANT ANNOUNCEMENI no rIlos

stSdS- FUH SALE-A SUPERIOR AL FAST SAIL
ing Ship of 2DDD bales c'pacity VIII be sold 10
Ss44sasaAAsssa close a Apply TO
fel6 GEO. W. HYNS0N Il CO.. 50 Camp street.
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Total of insalments to be received $50 80
.t ...--- EDWIN POST, Vice President
NEW ORIEASs March u lSaI. = -
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= BEN kxiI"VREDtEHi ~ CO., I'M
"a 81 porters Of Guns aud Sporting Apparatus in all
NSSN>/ It's branches. Wholesale and retail dealers in
SH American Rifles, Pistols and Fire arms OF every
%pSHSA variety 55 ST Charles street, st Charles
~ U, ~IIote New Orleans, and lS4 Main street. Gin.
cinnati Ohio n24ly
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Leaves every THURSDAY at o'clock p NJ
n 7

Leaves every RFDA Y, O'CLOCK p
:, nS - REGULAR THURSDAY U. :.
lE%ssghs.S d Mail Packet steamer Capitol, Capt j. NJ.
White, On place of the r. W. McRae)
for Carolina Landing Ashton, Picer's Point Skipwihs
Landing Lake Providence Camacks Landing Mlikens
Fcksbug, Grand Gulf. Rodney, Nachez Fort Adams
River Landing Bayon Sara Port Hudson Baton Rouge Pla
packet steamer CAPITOL Capt J. NJ White place of
R. W. MoRae will leave above, carrying T. S. Mail
freight or passage, apply on boaad
H3 SNAPP Il HITE, Front street.
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LOWER MISSISSIPPI.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY. at s r. N.
r. REGULAR WEDNESDAY WEEKLY
Il PackeFor Carolina Landing Ashton Pitchers
tsss4s.4 Point, skipwh's Landing Lake Providence,
Canack Landing Millken's Bend Vicksburg Grand Gulf
Rodney, Nachez Lake Washington and Point Woathington
The elegant and swift running passenger pncke r.
w. Powell. H. Esis, will leave above. For freight
passage, apply on board, to
nI5 If T. b. SMITH, Tchoupitouas street.
Leaves every THURSDAY, at 5 o'clock. P. NJ.
R- STEAMER SOUTHERN BELLE
lsia " " 2: Porter commander, leayesS as above
cherSs Point skpwiths Landing, Lake Providence Cam
mncks and Goodchs Landings Mlken's Bend Vicksburg
Grand Gulf Rodney Ma chez and all intermediate landings
The southern Belle will continue in the above trade
throughout the year. and will attend the business of
Eclipse during her Vicsburg
For freight passage, apply on board,
fec BROADWELI. BROS. h co, 65 Gravier st..
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METAIRE COURSE, N. o., Tuesddy April 7.-Jockey Club
Purse SoUO-Ihree mile heats:
d. + kenners b. c. Wha1e by Voucher, dam Dolphin
ny imp leFlalhat, 5 y l
s. NJ Mesmore's ch. c. Red Jdck., by Wagner, dam
ateine, by Trustee, 3 Y. Observation-Disclosures. .
A L. Bingaman's b. c., by Sovereign, dam Lucy Dash
wood, y. y.o....................... O.. 3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-08

NDERSOS ID. DIETER, COMMISSION MER-
IA CHANT. AND AGENT FOR JEFFEkY'S DOUBLE
ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE PUMP WITH INDIA
RUBBER BALL VALVES
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY, April Sth, at 8 p NJ.
, ru@a FOR OPEGLOUSAS-THES STEAMER
9sh 81 w. G. Young, g. \. Louailler, MASTER in
place of steamer A. W Glaze, will leave above
taking freight for Old River smmspor and all landings
the Atchaaaya. For freight apply board
AZ ]. NJ. JOHNSTON Il Co, 3 Front Ievee
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el ss4 II on. via Opelousas Rail.
roai, in connection with the Vanderbilt Line
The ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY will dispatch Il SPE-
CIAL MESSENGER by the above line WEDNESDAY
Bnd will continue by every succeeding trip take
Gle, Bank Notes Jewelry Vsuables, Packages etc. All
articles intended for this line be left office early
TUESDAY orders left to call for the For
m3i tt A. W. SwETT
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Suitable for Sugar and Cotton Plantations Draining Excav-
tios, Dry Docks Ships, Ocean and River Steamers,
dwellings,, etc.
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VIII leave SATURDAY, lih inst, at O'Clock P NJ
, nng. FOR WHITE RIVER, ak
44Alk4 - The splendid light draught Julia,
sassls Frank Hicks master leaves for ,acksonport,
Elizabeth, Grand Glaze, Des Are, Duvals buis Aberdeen,
Indian Bay and all intermediate landings White River
above For freight having unsurpassed accommoda
tions, apply on board or to -
as SNAPP & HITE, 4 Front
n5s~ receiving st.
q z 4 Z c II A z L. A Y A u L V L z
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BLACK RIVER AND TENSAS.

Leaves WEDNESDAY, April Sh, at P. NJ.
r. FOR BAYOU Nj A CON-ABOVE
=. Floyd-Upper Tensas Lower Tensas, and all
F@a landings Black River fast running pas
senger Ope1ousas, Capt. G. R; Crradine will
leave above For freight apply board to
a6 ?. II, BRINToN Il CO., l2 Canal street.
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F 0 R RED RIVER.

Leaves THURSDAY. the 9th inst, at P NJ
rH@p FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND
Bayou Campte Grand Ecore St Maurice, Alex
landng-The spienddnd and fast running Duke,
sam Aprlegae p. V. Celor clerk will
For freight passage apply on hoard.
a3 +. 6. RANDOLPH Il Co. 40 TUinn ST.
E87~The steamer Duke will take freight for Fulton for
Jefferson with the privilege of reshpping.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-01

4 MURDER CASE WITH A PLEASANT TERMGNA-
NAuoN.-The people ofDetrot, Michigan, have
recently been much excited about murder
said to have been committed near Brownstown.
1t was alleged that peldlcr was murdered at
a house where he remained e,ei night, and
three women were arrested The examination
took place at Detroit, and it was in testimony
that bones were found in barrel, and blood,
with human hair in it, was seen in various
places about the house. The case had been
fully investigated, and the counsel were about
summing up the testimony, when a Dutchman
rose in the audience, and protested against the
sheep bones and horse hair which had been
produced as evidence of murder being taken
to represent his own body, as he was the iden-
teal pedder who was supposed to have been
murdered 1t was fortunate for the three wo-
men that the man was forthcoming at the right
time.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-01

A ROMANTIC STow.--The following story
from the Paris correspondence Of the N York
Times, will serve to show the rapid manner in
which the Russian government does an act Of
justice. Some eighteen months ago Miss
Ward, of one of our Southern States, was mar
ried at Florence TO Polish Count, with very
unpronounceable name. After residing with
her three weeks, he took French leave one
fine morning, taking with him his wife's jew
els. He left letter behind him stating that
the marriage was invalid, from the fact that no
Russian subject could be legally married except
by the Greek service. OF course the lady was
in great CONSERVATION, and at the time of the
coronation of the Gar, she with her mother
went to ST. Petersburg. Mr.. Sala, the princi-
pal writer for Dickens Household Words,
drew up petition for her to the Russian go
vernmcnt and it was presented by Mr.. Scy-
mour, our minister The case was laid before
the Emperor, and an order was issued to the
Russian Minister at Naples, where the Count
was living for his arrest. He was seized by
the Neapolitan police at the expense of Russia,
carried to Warsaw, where the lady and her
friends were waiting, marched into the church
by posse of policemen, and was there COM
PEELED to stand up before the altar and be mar
ried in due form. His wife, then the Countess,
turned to his as soon as the ceremony was
over, made formal bow, and bade him adieu
forever. The Count was sent to Siberia, his
property confscated, his wife retaining one
third by law. The family Immediately left for
Italy, where they are spending the winter.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-01
Mariposa 4emotrat.
POETR Y.
written for the Democrat. ]
Trust Me.

Trust Me.
When the music of birds fills the air,
And the summer and harvest is nigh
then wander and think thee as fair
As bright Venus that glides through the sky.
The rich sunbcams thatSoftly enfold
The gay rose in their warming embrace,
Give not glow, as when behold
Any smile from thy bef1itiful face
On yon moss covered rock on the hill
When the sunlight is flooding the fields,
Musing sit, entranced by the thrill
Which one thought of thy purity yields.
Either pleasure or pain forget,
When q thought of thee crosses my mind,
For thine image, as when we last met,
Ever floats on the sunshine or wind.
When sleep mid the silence Of night,
And in dreams | am roaming above,
swift seek thee through darkness or light,
Ever chasing thy phantom of love.
Then trust me, and give me thy heart,
For I'll shield it from sorrow or woe
Until Death with his unerring dart,
Shall pierce it with deadliest blow.
When cold to the earth thou art given
And thy song and thy passion are still,
And the ties of affection are rven,
I'll fancy thee near me at will.
And ever when sadness oppresses,
Or vain folly would lead me astray,
I'll think of thy youthful caresses,
And thy beauty, thy worth-and thy clay.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-01

BY recent arrivals have received very large Invoices Of
the most
DESIRABLE STYLES OF CLOTHING.
AND IT THE LARGEST STOCK EVER OFFERED IN THIS
MAREEr. y
The goods are manufactured under my own supervision
Of the best material well cut large sizes and
the most durable manner.
Aa- TRADERS COUNTRY ga
invited TO examine this heavy stock and they will nnd
the prices lower than they eau be- found elsewhere in ts
market.
Purchasers may rely on receiving the best and most
saleable goods As each article Is guaranteed
~ ORDERS IRON rR COUNTRY ga
properly and carefully attcndcdto stock consists in
part follows, yiz
10000 pairs assorted Fancy Cashmere Pants;
l0g2 pairs assorted Fancy and Plain satine, Pants
1000 pairs linen Pants;
1000 pairs Goodyear's Rubber Pants
1000 Goodyear's White Rubber Coats;
1000 eases Good ears long AMI short Rubber Boots
200 cases Miners Boots.
1000 dozen super FLANNEL Oyershrts
800 DOZEN fnncy Cashmere Oysrshirts;
1000 dozen White Shirts
600 dozen heavy Hickory Shirts
500 dozen heavy Check Shirts
300 dozen Aerimack Shirts;
COO dozen lambs Wool Undershrts;
800 dozen Regatta Undershirts;
900 dozen Grey Flannel Undershirts
$50 dozen lambs Wool Drawers;
go dozen Beaeled Drill Drawers;
500 dozen Orealls
800 dozen Denim Frocss
LOO dozen Country Knit Wool Socks;
800 dozen heavy White and Mixed Cotton Socks:
100 pieces super silk Pocket -ilandkerchiefs:
100 dozen suler Black silk Neckerchefs
900 dozen Cambria nandkerchefs
800 dozen Rubber Belts
2J0 dorm Back Gloves
4Ou dozen B1ckskin Gold Bags
900 dozen Doeskn Business Coats
400 BLACK Cloth fTock Coats;
1900 Assorted OyercOats
600 Assorted Pea Goats:
5000 silk, Cloth and Velvet Vests;
20 bales Blue and White blankets
81 bales Sheengs
80 bales Drills
30 bales Assorted Duck
so cases fine Felt Hats
100 eases Straw Hats
For saie by W. G. B4pCgg
Wholesale Clothing Warehouse
aln No 100 Battery street, corner Merchant street
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-01
San rRANc1sco ApvERrIsEMENrs.

4
case and with the blessing Of God, was once more
restored to perfect health Unable 10 reward him for
the boon which enjoy at present. and yet conscious
Of my Indebtedness consider il due TO myself and to
all afflicted. TO make the case public, in order that
th0se in need of medical advice may find physician
MEYER YABLoHsEY.
sta'eof California, County OF San Francisco-sub-
scribod and sworn to before me, this first day Of Au-
gust, A. d. 1856. GILBERT a. GRANT
TL.s1 Notary Public.
br. L. J. Czapkay's Medical and Surgical Institute
il t the corner of MONTGOMERY and Sacramento streets
San Francisco California. The Doctor offers free
sutations and asks no remuneration unless he elects
cure.
srEnMAroRpndsA, OR Local WEAKNEss.-Dr. L. J.
Cznpkay Lecturer on The Diseases Of Women and
Children, and Chief Surgeon Of the Military Hospital
Of Pesth, Hungary, would call public attention TO
spermatorrhaa, on Local Weakness. There is not in
the catalogue Of human malades one more 10 be dep
recaed than ths, as well because Of present distress
as the ultimate results The tone Of the system under
its influence is either impaired or entirely destroyed,
and class of symptoms superinduced that unfit man
for the performance Of any OF the ordinary duties Of
life. The injuries done to the physical part of the
are truly amentahle, bnt triting when compared to
those ot the censOrn the great nervous center, and
to the system generally. This disease, which
is too often consequent upon that solitary vice Self
Abuse involves pathological conditions beyond the
comprehension Of the uninitiated but which well
understood by the regular practitioner. Among the
symptoms most conspicuous are the following: Love
Of Solitude Aversion 10 Business aud Society Distress
ing Timidty, Noiyoua Excitement from Slight Causes,
Low Spirits and Lassitude, Dullness Of Apprehension,
and MsanthFopy. These being functional derange-
mens, often the harbngers OF horrid organic le-
sons of the brain, which produce iatuity, demena,
and DEATH For the cnre Of this and all kindred dis
eases, DR.. L,J. Czapkay has established his Institute,
where all may rely with perfect confidence upon that
skill which long experience and thorough devotion 70
his profession have given Those who suffer should
call without delay, and use the by which they
may recuperate aud live. Al consultationsby letter
OF otherwise-free. alN