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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-05-20

last thing behing, riiipg knee to knee
with spurs in their horses hlnks, as il ia.
cling after q hog. Iu the rear of them
rushed the dark troopers Of the Sd, man
to avenge the death of poor Malct at
Bushirc. In spite of steel, FIRE and bull
let's they tore down upon the nearest fac
of the devoted square. AS they approach
ed, Forbes was shot through the thigh
and Spcns horse was wounded, but un-
needing they swept onward. Diunted
by the flashes and the FIRE and the noise
and cruckle Of the musketry, the young
or Moore's horse swervcd as they cane
up. Dropping bis sword froI his hand
and letting it hang by the knot at bis
wrist nc cought up The reius in both
hands screwed his head straight, ard
then cooly. as if riding at fence, leapt
him at tht square. Ifthcrefore, any man
can be said to have been FIRST, the young
er Moore is that man. OF course the
horse fell stone dcad upon the bayonets;
so did his brothers, ridden with equal
courage and determination. Tho elder
Moore-lSstonc in weight, and 6 feet 7,
or thereabouts in bight-tut his way ou,
on foot. Malcomson took one foot on.
of his siirrup when he saw his brother
officer down and unarmed (for his sword
had been broken by the fal) and, hold.
ing on to that the younger Moore cscap-
ed. The barrier once, broken and the
entrance once made, through it poured
the avcnging troopers. On and over
everything they rode till getting clear
out, they Le formed on tho other side
wheeled and swcp, back-a scond wave
of ruin. Ont of 5000 Persian soldiers
of the LIST Regular Regiment of Flrs.
who composed that f.ted square only 20
escaped to tell the tale of its dsslruc-
tiuu.n
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-05-20

The farewell to wintor and Welcome
to summer, by Mrs. Barry Cornwall
Wilson, are beautiful and appropriate at
this season, when winter fingers in tho
lap of SPRING"
Col winter, go!
Thy frozen locks and tresscs white,
And looks that kinllc not delight,
And breath that chills the young hearts glow
And irowns that make the tear-drop start,
No bliss, no pleasure can impart,
Co! winter, go!
Come. summer, come.
With genial skies and budding flowers,
And balmv gales and fragrant shower,
And smiles that cothc the earth in flowers.
Come with thy bright and fairy band,
And scatter gadncss o'cr the land;
Come summer come
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-05-20

A CHARGE OF CAvALRY.-The follow.
ing extract from letter in Calcutta
paper, uarrating the particulars of an en-.
counter between British and Persian for.
ces, gives a good idea Ofa charge of Cav
airy
When Forbes, who bad commanded
this regiment, gave the order to charge
be and his adjutant, Young Moore, placed
themselves 10 front Of the 9th troop
which was the one directly opposite tho
nearest face of the square. The other,
Moore, Malcolmson ane Spens came the
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-05-20

Be modeia's 10 all things, - shs
boy said to his master when the latter
was whipping him.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-05-20

Mr. Punch suggests that the new va
terproof paper should be used for lisiss
milk pals,
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Il Il II nj s.

THE RgGIsrER will be sent one year, by
mail, or delivered at the office, where pay
ment is made strictly in adranee, for. 81 so
Delivered by carrier, paid strictly in ad
rance. -. .........2 W
If not paid within six months, so cents ad-
dtional.
EVNopapcr discontinued until arrearagcs
are paid, unless at the option of the proprie
tors. .E-
VAll communications must be post paid
~V. D. PALMER is agent for this paper
in Boston, New Y ork and Philadelphia.
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THE MIDDLEBURY REGISTER.
OFFICE IN BaswsreRs BLOCK, MAln.sr.

co B b &c M f A d,
PUBLISHERS AND PRoPRIEToRs.
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-05-20

A NEW LOT of Groceries expected thi. week
IA March 2. by BECKWITH.
SOFULL BLOOD MERINo EWES, For Sale
cOby J.G. WELLER, ,Hinesburgh, Feb. 10, 1857
I ETrER PAPER of various kinds, style
Land colors, at prices TO uit all for sale q
CoPELANDiS.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-05-20
GEORGE NJ. BROWN,

Ia L OR,
Informs his friends and customers, that he
has opened shop in Stewards building over
the store of r. L. Fuller where he will attend
to all business in his line.
Cutting done to suit customers.
WANTED good Journcyman.
Middlebury Oct. Is. 1856. 26;tf
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NEW AND VALUABLE BOOKS.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY in Rutland and
w Addison Counties, Il C7IVE LNTELLE
GENT YOUNG MEN, to canvass new impor-
tant SUBSCRLP TION BOOKS. The best works
OF art ever published. None but good, reliable
men wanted. Those who have had experience In
the business preferred. A liberal per centaae al
lowed, or monthly salary given. For full par
ticulir RS, enquire of f. S. MARTIN.
Wiliamstown, VT. 4S:tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-10

edty complained objections made 70 The oend
CssAoo Of the reseuuoo but that the Speaker degdeo
~ hovnoN, Of Ala, and Mr. QUnNAS said >hsy d.;
uncsy h ard the Obj sctiops
Inc dEAKR rep'hd that he did not hear then nom
49, 9oaster and that MOI the duty Of The OhAR Il
me NC 70 recognize any gentleman unless he rose 70
~ Ihn cOknUrnON C0h1nrTU
80. o. N. Y nom the Special Oommittee mAd<
. report Dss NJ James W. S.monton has been aeain
.nmnonsd before The oommtsse and hat hs rsspossa
were such - 70 render Unnecessary 10 exsmine hin
any further Under these oroumstanoes The oomuslee
40 not desire any longer 10 continue him IN the ov9Soy
ton that he be discharged.
Tho resolution was adopted.
THu REVENUE LAWS.
The bin establishing the collection distrots NJ III.
United States, re- modelling the revenue lava 30. ~
taken up.
motion made 70 lay on the table was lost BY ves
70, nays %.
The house refused to suspend the rules, which reouy
the reading Of bills
The present bill makes between four and i've hnndre
pages
Pending the subject, the House adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-10

The NEW YORK CoLLECToRsHTP-A TIMELY
WARNING We understand that a correspon-
dence has recently taken place between Mr.. Red.
field, the Collector of this port and the President
elect at Wheatland. the result of which is that
the Collector will resign about the last Of May
or carly in June, unless circumstances should in
duce Mr. Buchanan TO retain him In the Office to
the expiration of his full term, in 1853 In other
words. If the present intestine broils, feuds,
quarrels and rows among the ruup of the de-
mocracy Of this city are not settled pretty soon
the President elect will abstain for year
TO come from any change or new dis.
tribution of the Custom House spoils.
This resolution will probably also be applied
to most OF the other large federal Offices
in this city, excepting that Of the Surveyor Of
the Port, held by John Cochrane. who will have
10 leave It by the first Monday in December,
being member elect of the next Congress II
will I've we'll. therefore, for all the outside demo-
cratic spoilsmen Of this metropolis to come to
good terms as soon as possible or they may all
be completely disbed for twelve or fifteen
months longer. The dirty tricks Of all the fac
tions. the miserable lodges Of the bogus lobby
cljoue. and the swelling assumptions OF autbori-
ty Of the sachems, all together, are only calcu-
lated 10 disgust the new President: and we warn
the wrangling cats and dogs OF old Tammany Of
the consequences If they keep ii up week or
two longer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-10

THE DUrY or SUGAR.-The House of Representa-
tves of Louisiana have adopted by 40 20 the
following preamble and resolution against the repeal or
srspension Of the sugar duty
Whereas bill hss been introduced into the Conyre,e
o. the United states repeal suspend the duty existing
s present upon foreign sugars imported into the United
ssps: and Whereas under the depressed condition Of
The sussr nteyeets Of Of Lsosara prod nv
the almost total fauye OF the crop OF 1885, the pas
age Of such law at this juncture would operate with
peculiar hardship upon only agricultural interest Of
Inc south that derives any protection from the revenue
bill OF the senersl government, enacted In 1915,
BE Res lived By the senate and House Of Representa-
tives IN General Assembly convened, That do most
earnestly demonstrate against end deprecaie the enact
men OF suoh bill and that Zen atoss be instructed
and Representatives In Congress be reqscsted 70 oppose
~ passage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-10
The Slave Trade In New York.
UNITED STATES DISTINCT ATTORNEYS OFFICE
A,oruKR sCHooyn mzxp,

few days since the District Attorney from inter
ton he received ordered The seizure Of the scAsons
Jane Glover, suspected OF having been nsted DOT Ia
the purpose Of the slave trade. IL appears tba lie
schooner was sent iron New York up the ConnCtc,t
river, win water casss 70 avoid suspicion and the
sary for slave voyage In another vessel ~ M
destination. me District Attorney, Mr. ncKeon. pnt
formation 70 the authorities In Connecticut and their
sA,chfulness turned the Of the Jane p Cover
and she consequently conveyed beck 70 the yor Of
New York, where she was seized. The owner hes In
Havana and has eft tnh city for his home vhihr
the cargo has bean sent 70 him. In The meantime he
vessel remains In the custody Of the United ata Mar
shall OF New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-10

rnr OEx, me tenth and lac, representation Al two
M stusoscbs 81 the Academy took place As'
evening when the popular rrovsiore" was given,
Notwithstanding all the reports 70 ibe contrary the sea
son 20 far been successful In every way and the
directors are tina, Mr. srskosch should 20
~Ernsnip n announced for 10 evening We are
n.ppy ITO hear that the health Of Madame De wusor,
isprovYs.
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Malls for f urOpe.

Hs9 rzw YORK HKRALD-EpITION FOR EUROPE.
- CunArd ste amshp Arabia, Capt Stone, will leave
uau1sa on Wednesday, at noon, for Liverpool.
IAe European mails will close in this city ut half
~ two O'CLOCK this afternoon.
ne European edition Of The HERALD, printed IN French
"a English will be Published at ". O'Clock In the morn.
~ Single COPIES In wrappers, sixpenoe.
Subscriptions and advertisement for any edition Of the
NV YoRK HKRAIp will be received Ut the following
pnces In Europe
Lsspoy-Am h European Express o., 5! King William n
RAux- 10. do. Place de IL Bourse
LFvUPoor-Do, do. Chapel street
nNRrcoz-John Hunter IL Exchange street, East
uAvsD-Am European Express Co., II Rue Corneille
- contents Of the European edition Of the HsaAID
- combine the received By mail and telegraph u
- ance during the previous week, and up 70 The hour
r. pubhcAton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-10

From the Paris eAsssts de France, Jan. ~, PM
. ss. sss g ss s s'i ss s S
government felitsies nss The resolution Aksns ~
the Hevec oonfedesnon 70 Get 81 liberty Without co..
Of putting stop NE military sAop4se
By The Kiss Of frusss 70 juss asshoses V IN
French soysrnnsni vas oessdsataiy scqusiassd vish
the oopciiaisry ineeticss Of King Fredsrck William
s:v: 20 % ss r.. NJ
the sviss ssos s1cssd NE vsrlks ardor Of claens
and enacted frcn Them The greassst sscri0css, has
yielded % AL Ne points IN disputs.
rhs city where The sesfsrssoss TOR The settlement a
the Neuchasi quessics are 70 Be held not yes nrel
upon: The ssnd thinks shas Psris - the spot mon
News from Constanrnople received by way Of Trieste
announces that The close Of the conferences repre-
turkish troops should occupy the Prerequisites 90 pre-.
cauoaary meaaure during the election OF the Dyans.
II dicun . believe that The eomnissou should have
lent liz sanction 70 step opposed The principle q
the sdspsndsnss Of The Mo,davo walIachlan na,ssa.
Dispatches from Persia reosived BY way Of oons>as.
nople inform ~ that The English nees had dsembsrksd
Island Of KArrak without much resssAnos rbe Persian
manifesto 10 exoeeoinsy wasIike In iu tone.
The from Chaa dates 70 The beginning OF NJ ,sm.
,be mos, psrsevsrns eors had suocssded in osssinns
nom the kmperor fehtn The opening Of i've ports
~ .hip' known tina. THIS Power has had very an.
terms Of treaty which dates - FAR back ~ l726 the
Of Kiakhis atsased the frontiers Of me two
pres erspot fov ~ commerce In order tc
give s position In China strength, Russia obtained
pcvmiesion 70 q legation ~ Pekn-a privilege thss
other foreign court participated inbut In oompenss-
for thee advantages the government OF the Celestial
Empire has always refused 10 u vessels the opening q
The i've ports 10 which those Of other nations admit
ted lu trade has COME quently been hitherto aIvayp
carried by land. Tia probable that the difficulties 10
which the Chnsse government now finds ined placed.
both from the rebellion raging In its provinces and the
pressure from the other European Powers nduooe
conoede this long soushstor privilege 70 the Rus-
SLAMS
The King and Queen Of Spain win leave for Andalus,
early IN March. Their itinerary viii embrace Granada,
Nslsea Csdiz sud seville.
the Thdyelonda OF Copenhagen, under q recent das~
informs us thai me Council OF state was occupied vnh
the answer 70 the rote OF the German Powers IA main
tans In all Ne details an getc protest against the sae
OF the domains A regards their administration poshos
vii be CHANGED IN The line Of conduct purwed up 70 ne
present. time
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purchase, has been discovered among the diplo--
matte and financial curiosities Of the NiearagGa
inbrogho. We hope that none OF this sugar
sticks 10 the fingers of Marcy. We know that
he has sweet tooth in his head for the spells
bat this Mosquito sugar plantation is not fer
him. 1t would ruin him. 1t would give him the
cholera. 1t would be the death of him. Posr
Pierce is used up; but win not Mr.. White (cons-
monty called 10. White) step in for the vindica-
ton of Marcy?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-10

ANOTHER SCARLET LETTER.-It is reported
that letter signed by Sidney Webster and
franked by Franklin Pierce, concerning a GER
tain sugar plantation in the Kinney Mosquito
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ALBANY, Dec. 9, 1857.
The Senate met at O'Clock, but - there was not
quorum Of the members present. they adjourned.
Assembly.
Albany, Feb. 9, 1857.
The Assembly met at 10 O'Clock this morning: but onl
80 persons being present an adjournment until seve
this evening took plaSe
EVENING SESSION.
SIXTY nine mem ers present
NJ. FoO1D, nom the minority Of the Excise COMMIT
tee, reported bill 70 suppress Atempersnce The BIZ
renders ndiotabe all vendors Of intoxicating beverages
for msdemeanor. AND makes the punish ment on ooRvo
uop, my dollars hoe and imprisonment for thirty days
Also, makes the Punishment Of intoxicated persons an
Of $l0 or thirty days i'm Yrisonment
Mr. VARsUM gave notice OF bill 70 notice and yeooye
al marriages.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
ton Act.
By Mr.. VAN VAIKxsBURGn-To appoint Commissioner
under article !, section D Of the constitution.
By Mr.. hyde o amend the law In relation to BANKING
By Mr. ADAhs-ro Pr event the abusive sale and use q
alcoholic liquors,
This bill provides for stringent license law under
bonds nom one TO ten thousand dollars
By Mr.. VAN VAIKnNBURGH-For the appointment of n
CON missioner required oy the 10th section article l.
and Gath section of the constitution By ne Co.
vernon, Lieutenant Governor and Attorney General 70
revise the statutes.
Tho general orders the considered but no bud.
ness Of importance was transacted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-10
Personal Intelligence.

Miss Lizzie Peus, the Ausnorees, ~ me H. N'chon9.
General shields, formerly Of Illinois, but OF Mnno.
sofa and W. Gilmore Bins, The novelist In wasnns.
ton.
ChevHlier Wikon, Col D. B. Pierce, OF New Hsmpshre,
brother Of the President, and Hon. Shelton y Leake Of
Virginia, are In Wasbingtou.
Hon Jesse D. Bright OF Indiana passed through Ooiw,
bus, Ohio, on the esh inst, on his way 70 washngoo.
j. Paige Munford, Fec, late OF New York city, has
been admitted 10 p,acioe law ~ the presens sesoa q
The supreme Court In the various courts Of The Tsroy
OF Minnesota.
Preston kirg United ssses seaasor eject vas Albany
eaurdsy ast and len In the afternoon for g. Law
renee county.
Mr.. Mckay, son q The District Attorney Of wyomiAe
county Is In AL Buffalo, for making and ssuine ooun-
possessson prosecuting officer, on Ne Trial q man
some time before for the same offence. Ha 20 round
them and used them. He twenty two years Of age
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-10

DISASTER TO THE BARK HEsPKR-LOeS OF sCHOONNR
SARAH AND EMELNE.
HALIFAX, Fob. 9, 1857.
The steamer Delta, from Bermuda Sd instant, arrived
here 70 day
The bark Hesptr, hundred and twenty days from
Cronsad for Boston, put into II Georges 30sh JAnu
AIRY, having lost boats sails, &c. and being in want o.
Proviaons; her crew we're completely exhausted. The
Emelne from City Point for New York dismasted with
the sea making breach her. After great escorts
men
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-10

LOUISVILLE, Ky Feb. ., I161
Smiths block, on Main street. the Cali House, was
burned this morning There were six buildings, oocu.
pied by Callasher 4 Co, Richard Atkinson, Bramin 3
Summers, BARLEY, johnson Co.. Armstrong, Allan b
Co., MITCHELL Guthrie Co. wholesale dealers and com.
mission merchants. Their aggregate loss q Sls6,eoa,
which ID fully insured Two Of the buildings belonging
TO Martin Hess uninsured. The danger 70 The Gak
House alarmed many Of the boarders who precpitately
left. The house, however, was saved.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-10
Ferscious Assault upon an Editor.

Ferecious Assault upon an Editor.
nDDISNwR Conn, Feb. 8, 1885,
Walter g. Carter. editor Of the Mddleaex County AyaH
was severely beaten here this morning By Captain james
Do Kay, In consequence OF article In his paD9
rejecting severely upon the Rev. 4. Harwcod Mrs. Ha-
wood and her sister, Miss De Kay. Mr. Garter bleo-
ing freely at the lungs, and his recovery 10 considered
doubtful.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-10

Nnw ORLEANS, Feb. 7, 1857.
The sdvcss nom Liverpool have caused greater nrm-
and buoyaucy In cotton Market and prices have
advanced 10, midding being quoted 1870. . l2xo
Other articles without change.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-10
Fire at Fort Sullivan.

Tho ofoers' quarters at Fort Sullivan Maine, were Do
stroyed by fire Wednesday last and the following
day the soldiers quarters nearly destroyed. rhe
building hundred and twenty fees long py ferty
feet wide
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Senate.
Assembly,

ALBANY, Dec. 9, 1857.
The Senate met at O'Clock, but % there Was not
quorum Of the members present., they adjourned
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House Of Representatives.
WArnrGsoS Feb o. 1887.

WAsnNGros. Feb. p, 1881
WAGON ROAD TO TIN PACIFIC.
The House passsd, by lie against -, Mr. ohapman's
btu for . wagon road 70 the Pa0no
road from Fort Rearncy Nebraska the south psss
Of Rocky Mountains 70 the eastern boundary line Of
=, y Ss ro.S o sssy
the Aforesaid south pas.
nrpAdNDr or Jrpos vArsors or rrxAs
The gu. pending slated 70 be . motion OF Mr.
Bar bour Ind 10 suspend The rule enable him
odnce the resolution Of the Judiciary Committee. taat
gsnn nco 81 nm Julie .s TOT o., 40, sne
anovs.
Mr.. LIrcn, Of Va, said the charges we're serious
and demanded that the report Of the COMMITTEES In this
be rad. The repor says that specific charges are
made against Judge Wairous covrups oombnasons for
The determination Of sus in this cours, and having
acted will parualiy and disregard Of all the rules Of
Mr.. Booocx, Of Va, wshed 70 ksow whether Mr.. Wa
tneps had ever had opportunities 70 defend himself
sxnoss, Of N. " replied thss there was enough
dvis case TO require full and hu exsmnasoo It al
Ss ore.e. oor thai mss should Be
y,ced without ..denoe 70 saty the public OF his guilt
Mr. Bcye g. % wa ,n ons y sb sHn mn,
his minded men In the United states and By the su
preme Oturt believed 70 be one OF the abest District
Is' n EssHaii, q X, amesnbz Of the Judiciary
Com ms,sc thought the Investigation ought not 70 pro
M, ISSss. Of Texas, said that Mr. wstrous bad been
JUG se ever the Admission OF Texas, ana that I'm
dnseiy aner his sppontnen, suspccn rew.rdns bic IN
eIceps Q lev Who engaged In litigation, pretend
70 defend him. due 70 the purely OF The Courts
and 10 ,he admnisuauon of justice mat Judge waArous
shoud be pua trial. order that he may show vheshsr
the charges resut from persecution, prejudice or Gem
b,naiion Of Circumstances against him. mockery
Tor . District Juage, In whom The public have oosh
dercs 10 be continued In Office against the
Of the Legislature Of Texas, the bar ans the people
The rules then suspcodod by vote Of ise against
80, and the resolution reverted.
mr., BoyCu offered resolution that the report be re-
com ued 70 the Judiciary COMMITTEES, with Instructions
10 nnh Judge Walrous With copy OF the charges and
evdebc against him.
M wsKsuAy, or N. Y, asstgned . reason why the
&C m mtee did not summon Judge wairous before them
thu, The evidence Of documentary character, ana,
besides, that MOI in proper performance o. tner
duty 10 compel or require his attendance fney we're
called determine whether there was prtrd Jdce
osse Of corruption acting . grand jury, and were "a
tished OF that scl .-.-
Mr. ourrnar Of Miss said he should no, take |. con
st,uting yrira facfs any testimony In which the
sccused had not been hesrd Thccommiuce should hear
both ,ioss before they bring In resolution attended
with such important consequences
The further consideration OF the supecs WAS then posi-
poned 10 Saturday week.
Mr. CAMPBELL Of ohio, offered resolution that the
daily hour Of meeting hereafter be II instead Of IL
Er, Bypspu1, o. Ky, and Mr. hcxvLiis, Of w., spirit
San Andreas independent., 1857-12-12

VEHE Greatest Discovery of the Age Great
Il Blessing to Mankind Innocent but Po-
tent!-Dr. l.. J. CZAPKAYiS Prophylacticum.
(self-disinfecting agent,) a sure preventive
against Gonorrh9al and Syphilitc diseases,
and an unsurpassed remedy for all venereal
scrofulous. gangrenous and cancerous ulcers,
fntid discharges from vagina uterus and
urcthra, and all cutaneous eruptions and dis
eases. As innoculation is sure preventive
against small pox, SO is DIR. L.. J. Czapkay's
preventive against Syphilitc
and GonorrhGal diseases. Harmless in itself, it
possesses the power of chemically destroying
the syphilitic virus, and thereby saving thons-
ands OF debauchees from being infected by the
most loathsome of all diseases Let no young
man who appreciates health be without Dr.
Czapkay's Prophilacticum 1t is in very con-
venient packages: and will be found conven-
lent for use, being used soap. Price, 3d.
For sale at DR.. L. J. Czapkay's Private Medi-
cal and Surgical Institute, Sacramento street,
below Montgomery, opposite Pacific Mail Co.'s
Office, San Francisco.
All letters must be addressed to L. J Cap
kay, NJ d., San Francisco.