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NETWORK, FRIDAY, MAY %, 1857.
WILL BE PUBLISHED COMPLETE in a
w few days:
LIT T LIE d o r r t.
BY CHARLES DICKENS (BOZ).
EIGHTEEN DIFFERENT EDITIONS

T p. PETERSON No. 9os CHEsTNUT-sT., PHrLA-
DELPHIA having large expense made arrangements with
Harper Broher EewYor and with the publishers In En-
gland whereby he receives each steamer the advance sheets
Of Little Donit II written, will publish the whole work
complete and unabridged simultaneously with lie publication
in Er Gland in the following eighteen styles TO match all
the various different editions Of the former works By Chse.
Dickens published by
PAPER COVER EDITIONS
LITTLE DORRIT.
Complete volume, octave % cents
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LITTLE DoRRIT.
Complete In large volume. with forty Illustrations
printed on the finest paper, and neatly bound in black
cloth to make the thirteenth volume Of present
twelve volume illustrated edition. Price, 81 81
Bound in full law library style. 20
Bound in half calf or half Turkey 3
Bound in half cali, mar bic edges, French ~
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Complete in volumes of one thousand pages with
forty illustrations bound in cloth Price. 50 80
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Bound in half calf ancient antique "
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LITTLE DORRIT
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wanted.
Booksellers News Agents and all Others will please in
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all Of which will be supplied at usual low rates
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u COUPLING-To the Editor of The N Y. Tribune-SIR.
the report of the Farmers Club held at the Amer-
objection against the
of my Sefdssngsging Railroad Car Coupling by Mr. Water
who that railroad generally prefer firm
coupling That grant but have yet to learn that they would
prefer strong connection after locomotive has beer
thrown Of the track endanger lives and property by
drawing other along with IT, II intermediate sh0dld
simply Jump the track there would be danger appehende,
the ping firm but should the connection be broken aud
the be thrown of angle TO bekey ~ draw
others after IT, would be better tor II to dcouneet se from
thoseson the track find that engineers and hr
men would rather that locomotive wond disengase itself
after has been thrown Oh the track for that would give he
engineer and fireman chance of saving their lives by jump
ing without having the behind rushing them.
Mr. Waterman further hat the last Of train IL
likely fly of the track than the first cannot
that this against the Of eouplss foe
should the front end Of the last fly the track invention
would hold long any in but should the
end ny of the track would be better for II to dseonnect tha
side aud perhaps drag along its side
J. G. PRICE.
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&o00 PARTNER WANTED-TO att
90 Ubcm it man Concern.

nROPSY CURED (eyen the worst cases).-
~ Physician DESTROYS retire from long practice and
still all the good he I. anxious to make known THE
cure and will send free of charged the full prescription with
instructions all afflicted. Address r. o. BOYD. NJ De
Station b. NeW.lofk
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New pnblieations.

4 CARD.-Whereas, the following extraOrdi-
nary statements efecting interests have lately been
made by certain Editors heretofore considered reliable which
statements were wholly unauthorized by aud whereas in
the present of municipal authorities it wholly un'
reasonable expect justice in that direction therefore, we
have concluded to appeal the Public The statements to
which we allude are in relation to
EMERsON's UNITED STATES MAGAZINE
aud will be found in the following paragraphs:
lit one Of the popular magazines of the day Its
articles all fresh and sparkling full up to the times
National Intelligence Washington, d. c.
"Is illustrations decidedly superior to any other maya
The present number Of this superb monthly of the
most elegant specimens of magazine literature have ever
original and classic articles illustrated with hb
crafty that throws all the other three dollar magazines entirely
in the shade" Fort Madison (lowa) Argus.
1T exceeds Hsrpers in the beauty Of its hlgssti2ns and
in the interest of its contents . . clyde Tunes
"tis most elegantly illustrated aud 10 this respect has out
stripped all other publications in this country
1--WE pronounce it the best monthly We receive" -,
VALLEY Register, Nd.
"As on evidence Of It's merits friend to whom showed
our copy, Immediately subscribed ior six copies" .
lKanswha Republican, Va
We will remark that similar statements have been made BY
over two thousand different throughout the United
States and Canada In view Of this fact take this method
of notifying public that another number Of this Mag
zine will be issued TO MORROW MORNING for the month
of JUNE and all persons are invited examine and judge
for themselves to the justice Of the above statements
J. NJ EMERSON L Co, Publishers
No Spruces ST.. NewYork
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Nfcuiation.''''''''.s
THE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following:
I.LEADING ARTICLES; Selling Men in Illinois
The Circumlocution Office Refornstory Discipline
Anti Slavery; The Official Discussion
H..BAYARD TAYLOR IN NORTHERN EUROPE
Xxx; About the Firms Correspondence Of The N.
UI..REvIEW OF THE WEEK: Giving in q condensed
and conspicuous form the latest and most important
events tia, have tIsnsPired il the City United
V..THE ANNIVERSARY MEETINGS IN NEW
YORK.
y..LITTLE DORRIT-BY CHARLES Dickens:
Book the Second; Chap. XVII and xviii
VI. MINNESOTA: Correspondence Of The N Y. Thb-
u.HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM UTAH: A Terri.
bic Social Picture; Progress OF Crime and Outrage
VIII. IOWA: Public Land sale-Hint. Emigran;s The
Winter-Csle Starved aud frozea-Freessate
Ix..sCARCITY OF GRAIN AT THE WEST
X..THE BRITISH MINISTER AND THE DALLAS
CLARENDON TREATY.
xI..A BLOODY INSTRUCTION IN BoRSEO.
MI..TERRlBLE TRAGEDY: Negroes Executed By
Mob.
xIII..AFFAIRs IN CANADA Correspondence Of The N
Y. Tribune.
XIy..AGRICULTURAL INTELLIGENCE: The Maple
Sugar Business A New Grass in Iowa. Chinese
Northern Sugsr-CAne.
xv..A TRUTHFUL ACCOUNT OF THE INDIAN
DIFFICULTIES.
XyI..THE POLICE CONTEST IN NETWORK.
XVII. .ROUT OF THE SONORA FILLIBUSrERS
XVIII. KANSAS The Approaching Elections Meeting az
Lawrence; CoNoquy between Cows Robinson aud
Stanton.
XIX LATEST NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH
MISCELLANEOUS Horrible Aoeide1. Brutal Out
A Curious Case; Railing for Baby.
XXI. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
XII..COMNERCIAL MATTERS: Full Reports Of the
Stock Money Cotton Grain. Cattle and other Mar
kets specially Reported for The Tribune.
SuBscSfrIoSs.0nee copy for one yeaA 81; Three copies
IS, Five copies IS, Ten copies S12.
Single copies b. obtained the counter in
the Publication 0fee this morning PEee,dc
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y 900 ACRES of LAND, with BLAST
O.ONW FURNACE and FIGURING Mill, 1--WE

5000 ACRES of LAND NIS,,vS with n,, BLAST 1,yT,
MILES from the CITY of BALTIMORE
The undersigned agent for the Curtis Creeh MINING FUR
and Manufacturing Company offers this tract tor sale IN
single body small farms IL il situated Curtis Greek, ave
miles from Baltimore BY land and nine mes b wste.
The LAND Is admirably adapted to MARKET 0ARDSN-
ING and similar the neshborns farms OF Mesrs Crom-
well Lnthcun Stewart and others from which large supplies
and vegetables annually sent to Phisdepha and
New-York and large profits realized therefEom ..-
Parts OF the well wooded with PINE and CHEST
NUT TIMBER which be shipped from the Furnace wharf
In vessels drawing ten feet wster -,
Of six pairs OF Burr and the Blast Furnace
STORE STABLlNG, KlLNS, &c, erected near tho
Furnace delivered from neghborng banks By
boats Furnace door Aud Anthracite coal be landed
there at Baltimore prices OF less
The quantity Of Wood In the vicinity however renders the
location most desirable for charcoal furnace.
The Furnace, with and 800 Of land at
tached will required be- sold leased favorable terms
parties purchasing the whole tract the charter Of the Conn
pany could be transferred Il OF the most liberal char
tiers granted by the State.
This property ia the vicinity OF large city
become exceedingly valuable In the of few
aud excellent opportunity for speculation "a
capitalists who may be- able 10 bring properly into market
II is offered st low price and on satisfactory terms
Apply TO }. A WESTON.
SS0A PARTNER WANTED-To attend
DOOs the door and take charge Of the financial depart.
pleasant travelling exhibitions profits large aud sus
fhsss. tla hahn rurqd
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6orses, Carriages, ST.

TOR SALE-A Span of well-matched dark grey
IL HORSES, years old. l6 hands highs weight OF both
2O warranted sound and kind in single and double hsr
ness both good saddle horses. Also good family CAR
RAGE with Harness AL to be seen at No ~ West 1l'ts'
Owner al No l67 Wster-st.
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nj f. w b o o X S.
IN Published This Week.
la NEW NOVEL. BY the author Of 1.-THE Heir Of
Redclyfe" 1900
ii. MEMOIR Of DR.. LEWIS F. LINN
D. APPLETON 4 Co Nos. $40 and 3is Broadway,
Publish on Friday,
the
LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES
Of
DR.. LEWIS Y. LINN
For TEN YEARS SENATOR OF THE UNITED STATEs, FROM
THE STATE MISSOURI.
One Volume 3vo Illustrated with Portrait view Of his Monu'
Price, So
Few men were thoroughly identified with the Great
West than DR. Linn and took lveer interest in all
that concerned the Valley Of the Mississippi and its
terpng people abored with greater zeal 10 develop its
resources open and improve It's highways by land and water
with a expedite the occupation Of its rich soil and in
yng climate the temperate Of toll from the East and
facilitate its commercial intercourse with other parts OF the
country" Extract from freisce'
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.C0sTAR,S, Rat Roach &C. EXTERMINATORI
"COSTARsn Put mp Ia 2Oc &c. 6jc., 81, 81, S5, and
"COSTARS' IS Boxes
"COsTARS" Bed.bug EXTERMlNATOR q,
"C0STARS" Put up Pc, Soc. Toe, SI o. ~ o. ana
"COSTARS' g. 50 Bottles
"COSTARSD ELECTRIC POWDER, for Ants, &c.
"COsTARS" Put up IN 25c. and SOC. Boxes.
"COSTARS'
Principal Depot No 1888 Broadway, New-Yoik.
al particulars by mail.
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A CADEAfY OF MUsIC-ITALIAN OPERA.
"A SECOND sUBsCRIPTJoyS NC NIGHT
M'di sFIps Gq kRvksI n May "a q n 49, .
When will be performed Donizet's highly popular ope
LA FIGLIA DEL REGlMENTO'
On winch o''''''" Mile. ALDINI
H.; D' SSSa BE- the
signOr MORELLI,
In the principal roles.
0e'"''- LIBERTY DUET,
"O"' '"' 0p' PURITAN,
sisnor MoRELLI and slsnor G Sis i0sf o'
Musicai Conductor. .Signor NICOLAO.
Parquet Dress Circle First Tier. One Dollar
F.my Circle Fifty Cents
Amphtheater'' Oshs
The Box OaBee at the Academy viii be open daily from
Ticket. are soto be bad a. Hall Sons No 2,s Broadway
BTeusDgs 70l Broadway; King CrswtoTds, 81 WlIAmst
Doors open at o'clock, and Opera commences at
DURTON's NEW THEATER, BROADWAY.
~ FRIDAY-BeDs Tbw sVd last R1 eSP115'nce OF
The Tragedy of THE APosTATE received tumuuOqs ap.
pause on it's performance Wednesday evening aud, by
general desire XII b i%2gisifS Fl i f! sSaEDr
II w With an immense cast -
ri sae Nj Fisher He%tys Mr. Barrett Fonds Mrs
And fret time here the Comedy Of
LITTLE TODDLEKINS.
Brownsmith Mr. E. Booth Amanthis. .....Mrs Hughes
DOOTH in COMEDY TO-NIGHT.-BROWN-
ID SMITH. Booth in Tragedy To-night-Pescara- Booths
BROAD WAY EATER.
- Marshall. Sole lessee
Doors pRbAY F E9HESS My g 49, o'clock
and every night during the week the grand Legendary and scenic
anna in reel act
the attractive spectacle presented at this thester
revived with most brilliant cast Of characters Beautiful
scenery 0y he''''i CARNIVAL SPORTS,
5eadE the of the ee 1 & @ the 1e
6 6f D'S' D'ny oSreiSiI ESeEIIsScf - ~ W
For full description bills. There will be other piece
Shortly will be exhibited this theate the newly discovered
truly useful Application Of G@Tdne5' PS nGsHRtT
by which innumerable burners chandeliers &c will as u BY
magic be snted BY this most dazzling and startling
BE In honor Of event Of such general advantage to
the community the front OF the house viii be brilliantly hu
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM-TIIIRD
ID WEEK and CONTINUED TRIUMPH of the entirely
new extremely beautiful deeply affecting dramatic picture OF
w SEe ssvs be rp ps This EVENING
The eG farce Of POOR FLLS66Y and that GSLTCkY
Serpents Happy Family, &C Admission % cents Children
under ten, l2t cents.
NATIONAL ACADEMY of DESIGN.-The 32d
IN Annual Exhibition of the National Academy is now open
daily, from TO 10 at No t5j Broadway opposite
Bond-st.
The collection formed exclusively Of original Pictures and
Sculptures by Living Artists which have never before been eX
hibited in this city.
Admission, IS cents Season Ticket 50 cents.
T. ADDISON RICHARDS,
Corresponding Secretary ~ A.
DOOTH's BENEFIT AT BUTTONS TO-
I'D NIGHT.-Booth in Tragedy and Comedy
CRYSTAL PALACE.-The Crystal Palace is
stu open to the public and contains many mt and
mission
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On SATURDAY
New Work by the author of The Heir Of Redclyhe."
DYNEVOR TERRACE; Or, THE CLUE OF LtFE
b. the author Of 1.-THE Heir Of Redcye Hesrease" &c
vols I2rno Cloth 81 50.
Extract from review Of The Heir of Redcye" and Heart
sease" in the North American Review, for April
"Thefr Of her writings which made sensation here, was
the Heir and what sensation II was Referring 20 the
mains the earwashed Of the copy aforesaid ind
beonge the eighth thousand How many thousands
issued by the publishers supply the demand
new and the places OF drowned diszved or sweep away
old copies attenpt conjecture Not individuals
merely but in great part OF tender
hesred dsnsels-were plunged into mourning WIN
real ones from Charles Grandson down to the idol
Carlton we have little hesitation in pronouncng Sir Guy Nor
Vile OF Redclyhe Baronet the admirable ever
met with in story The glorious joyous boy the bril-
liant ardent child Of genius and OF fortune crowned with the
auy his early holiness and oyerhadowed with the dark
IL hereditary gloom aud the soft and touching sadness
of his early death-wha caution is there! WHAT vision
D. A. 4 Co. have Just Published:
THE LIFE OF CHARLOTTE BRONTE, author Of Jane
Eyre Shirley Vlete etc Mrs Gsske Author Of Eary
Barton ruth" North ard South" with Portrait Of Miss
Bone Of Hawoh Church and Parsonage. aud fac
smile of handwriting of Miss Bronte. vols, l2mo Price
ILLUSTRATED SCHOOL HISTORY OF THE UNITED
STATES and the adjacent parts of America from the Earliest
Discoveries the Present Time By g. r Quackenbos A. NJ
| vol, limo, 81.
PEN PORTRAITS BY MACAULAY.
BIOGRAPHICAL AND HISTORICAL SKETCHES,
By T. Darlington Maeaulsy.
Vol. l2no. Cloth. Price IS
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OFFICE of the COMMISSIONERS of TAXES

OFFICE Of the COMMISSIONERS Of TAXES
~ and ASSESSMENTS April -. ls5T.-TAx PAYERS
NOrICE-Notioe IL hereby all parties inter-
eed that the Rolls II the several Wards Of this
City Of York have been delivered TO the Commissioners
of Taxes aud and that the will be open for
review and correction al the Office OF the Conmissioner No.
81 Chamberst New Court House) from the 1h day Of Msy
the 18th day Of June inclusive between the hours Of
O'Clock q M and O'Clock p. m.
Application for the correction Of assessments must
be the office of the Commissioners Of Taxes and As
easements during the period above mentioned All persons
Wiz neglect make such application fexcept by "a
skness absence from the city during the entire period La
which the books open) viii not be entitled TO relief FROM
the Board Of Supervisors az any subsequent period.
J. W. ALLEN
A. j. WILLIAMSON
J. w. BROWN,
Commissioner of Taxes and Assessments
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stationerp. anS faurp GOODS.

COURAUDs ITALIAN INDICATED SOA Ar
1t Is well known cures TAN PiMrn LS2 Irca cnIPs
ERUPTIoNs, SALT RHEUN, BARbEk In 80. 80
CHAFEs TENDER FLESH k 5esits beng tns es'
Ing compound ever invented GOrRAUps foDp J . -,
gs5t Of the body. safely aud quickly ~HIanara IA
DYE instantly converts red gay Light bar TO
black brown without staining the .L1 HAk siI s
glossy and silky. Found at Dr. GoURAuDS Odd
aepo,, No e. wLierst frst store from Brosdwsyi M.
WsshnEor't, Boston, &C.
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n II NJ V A L -
IL To more spacious premises in consequence Of the unpr'
cedonted increase Of 60,
GREAT GIFT BOOK SALE go.
FronNo 400 7 Broadway between Blocker and Ami'y
THIRD YEAR OF THE ENTERPRISE.
In order TO insure speedy sale all the BOOKS
large of New and Standard WORKS on rcton
Poetry Bellies Leres and Sciences Biosaphes
Voyages, Annuas Albums Illustrated Works Sc WIN ee S s
at the usual retail prices and in many instances less o
valued from IS presented with every oooA a. ns
time of sale.
LIST OF GIFTS:
Gold and Silver Watches Gold Looket Cameo Se,s Ear
rings Rings Breastpns, Bosom Pins Gold Pens, Gold fenc
Gold and Silver Thnbes Sleeve Buttons Studs Fine Cutlery
&C.
application -,
EVANS Co,
Principal Store No 67 Broadway,
10 Fpse buildings
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

@ l. O T f & ,
- sTAT1OERRs and BLANK. BOOK MANUFACrURERS'
No. 20 Fulton 81. between William and Gold
Crdsr> respectfully ,ols ted
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fine ARTS.

TTNHE DUSSELDORF GALLERY is open over
i the Hall of Dr. CHAPINS Church No 5is Broadway
It's old locatiOn-from 10 O'CLOCK until 10 o'clock IN Ad
mission %
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WHAT is the AUTHOR of JOHN HALIFAX,
w GENT, ABOUT! Writing Tale for THE
EEW-YORKER
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Special Notices.


setice.-A BAKER, Boounsker, late of No. Is Ann-'f'
,oreped store at No. l0s Nasssust third door from
,s,.st with entire stock Of BOOTS shoho s"U
ALTERS and manufactures TO order. Best French Cal
s al - to 81 French Patent Leather boots eoto
A. Particular attention paid customers Order' ia''
,pred for each foot. call from my old customers anu ~
rsic generally is respectfully solicited.
A. BAKER, No. 100 Eassaust.
-si,TeenIh Ward Republican Association.@
IA Meeting will b. held al Union Hall cor othst ana otn
.. rkiDAY the I'd 'n b2v II F. M JAoUEs President
rfs.sSvs STERLING Secretary.
-I.bn n. Cough will deliver an Address on FRIDAY
tStonl on the Of the Anniversary Of FRANKLIN
ZION No. D. t. under the Jurisdiction Of the O. Union
sssr Mr. COUCH before be leaves for Europe should
nee this opportunity Tickets Of admission % cents Doors
M At O'clock; exercise TO commence at 1t
Tbe New-York Orphan Asylum. : " The Orphan
1Um Society in the City of NewYoEk" viii hold its Fiiy
n Gnnsrsy on TUESDAY May q at Y 19Ce kE a. t1S
N read The Report and deliver address; the children will
pert ".ss 1 TIC to stating q the
advsy and 3dt and will also be in readiness to return
AR The meeting At the close Of the exercises there will be
on Of Trustees ensuing year Should the weather
vniavorabe the Anniversary will be postponed to the first
s<aI day. Subscriptions become due at this time.
Free Lecture.-D1 s. $. FITCH win deliver the Third
ES'', "p FRIDAY EVENING, May q Subject: True
libod Of Curing Disase." Commencing at U O'CLOCK.
Education Of Idiots.Astonishing results both here
= The education of imbecles. have trained children
81 r,evions to their coming under my Instruction. Were
,s.ssrcd by eminent hopeessly idotic, yet sue.
$40 IN restoring them healthy normal condition. so tnst
a. entered upou duties of life with success MY
Ltute is strictly private Situated at the corner OF 5istst
H. Hall ESQ For circulars containing much valuable mat
:, address JAMES b. RICHARDS, Harlem, New-York.
Union Society of Nazareth Hnll.-Foutth Annual
E,ns on FRIDAY, June s. ls57Ihe former Scholars OF
E,zs.h Hall invited attend All who exect 70 do so
IN please imme diatey inform the Rev. EDWARD H.
IICHEL Principal Of Nazareth Hail. Nazareth Northampton
Csunty Pa
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XXHAT is DOUGLAS GERROLD ABOUT
w Writing for THE NEW-Y0RKER

VT>HE IOWA CITIZEN is the best paper IN the
West as medium through which 10 advertise !: also
gives detailed account Of the progress OF Western Railroads
Land Specuatons and is through which Capitalists
can profitable investments Terms 81 per year Ad
dress w. H. FARMER, Des MONIES, Iowa
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NATIONAL ACADEMY of DESlGN.-The 32d
IN Annual Exhibition of the National Academy is open
daily from TO 10 at No 66j Broadway opposite
Bond-st.
Sculptures by Living Artists which have before been ex
hibed in this city.
Admission 25 cents. Season Ticket 50 cents.
T. ADDISON RICHARDS,
Corresponding ~ A.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-08-19
.MELDL LGIAL.
DR.. CHARLES H, TOzER's
n 1l VD.tvo 4 Z. TTedfcal Card.


tTRANGERS visiting Sacramento will remember that m
= TOZERS Infrmary is in sixth street. between ana
sts. Sacramento.
The great success and many radical made by Dr.
Tozer since his in this city to which hun
deds can testify induced him TO inform those afflicted WIN
anv private complaints recent chronic and wsh 10 oe
we'll and thoroughly cured II will be to their interest and
welfare to call on him. who for the last twenty-five years
has given his entire attention TO Private Compaint and
TO ali cases Of diseases Of private nature acute
ic such as Syphilus Secondary and Constitutional aiec-
tions onorroea and Seminal Weakness elect and Strc-
lures and all diseases Of the geneave and urinary organs
both in male and female such as Proapsus Flour AOus
Hysteria, &c. ,,.
Patients can be assured that their complaints will not be
tampcred with but treated upon strictly scientific prnc
rles+Pryate Complaints eracated in few days; ne "
cases cured in a short time. without mercury y
He can be consulted at hi' Office az all times OF the day
from In the morning until in the evening All in afic-
ton can find in him who see and sympathze with
and defend them whenin troubeone in whose services
the utmost confidence be placed Come all who are
afflicted and in trouble. and be relieved and cured
APARTMENTS privately arranged as to preclude the pos
sibility ofexrOsure. M
Letters enclosing $40 will receive prompt attention with
the best advice and instructions
c. II. TOZER, NJ n,
9Th street. between and X.