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r. BOETTCHER, IMPORTER AMI

n B0ETTCHER, IMPORTER A NJ
". DEALER IN TRIMMINGS, WORSTED
YARNS AND FANCY GOODS, III BROAD ST :
DOORS ABOVE MESSRS. CiIILES CHENERf
Double Zephr Worsteds in all imaginable shades
single Zephir Worsteds in all colors
Shetland Yarn, for knitting nubias, hite and col
ored
White and colored Yarn, in all sizes
Black and coored Velvet Ribbons (au lite de Parsl
Silk Fringes from s. to IS per yard
Dress Trimmings, latest styles. se 2-lm
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The VESSEL PICKED UP AT SE4.-'The sloop Brandy
wine, which was picked up east of Sandy Hook. Oh
tuesday by Capt Cbas Jermain. of the steamtue
Wave. had on board 2.4GS bushels of wheat shin
p'd at Cog ins Point, James river, by Z. Ruffin
Jr., for the firm of Hern, Stulzer & Co. of New
York. She now lies at Jersey City. Captain Jer-
main says that during the previous night it blew
perfect gale and " hen the vessel was discovered
by him at daylight in the morning. the sea WAS
making clean sweep over her her sails flying
Loose in the water she heavily laden. and must
nave sunk i'll one hour later. No person WAS
found on board-not even any trunks clothing.
books. or any other evidence Of ownership, except
copy Of the bill of lading. The compass was
found on the cabin floor, yawl beat gone one an
chor gone. and another, properly weighed. at the
how. large size musket was on deck. The
MATCHES were dnly fastened and caulked. Since
brihging the vessel i'll nothing has yet been heard
OF the crew or of whom it was composed, or of ths
presence Of any else on board. The cargo is
Insured in the Orient Mutual Insurance Company.
Wall street. Whether the vessel is insured or not
s not known.
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Z. GATHRIGHJ
DoGGFTT = aNDCpCoN

oPlttii''FkREks AND PAPER HANGERS.
CORNER of Governor tnd Franklin sts)
II b received their Fail Stock o,
French ana mercan Paper Ha, gings all ous
liies Floor MI esothr, Curtan Goods CoTnCes an
rrtInhings, Window Shades, Mtttjnss ana mas
other articles ia the line of business which will
old AT msdtrate prices. We also keep on hand ~
make to order Feather Beds, Bosters and Pillow
Carried Hair an4 Shuck Mattresses of the b 1t a,i4
its. and all other work in our line, ex cuted By 4
most con peteut wnTkntn with the stricts At desii
90 81 e satisfaction. portion of public pstronac.
is respectfully solicited. Sc 2S-sm
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AIRS. AND MISS MINORS BOARD

N|I htFD
4fA ING AND DAY SCHOOL, on tTa STREET BE-
TWEEN BROAD AND MARsHALL.-lhe third session of
this institution Will commence on the ist Of October
n-Xt.
In this school will be taught all the branches of
finished education, including the Latin and Modern
hnguages together with Music upon the Piano
Harp and Guitar. Instruction III Vocal Music will
also bo gwen.
procured
Attention viii be paid 10 the proper training and
Advancement OF the young ladies entrusted 10 tLvir
charge and their neral and social i'm pruyement pro-
NOTED By every means in their power.
This school has been in successful operation in
Richmond Tor nearly two years, and the subscribers
!r, with confidence. to its patrons for any iniurma
t5H which may be desired il reference to its merits
TEEMs-ADsut the same heretofore. For them
and other particulars, refer to
Mas. JEFFERSON MINOR
> LII =.
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DICHMNNU MUSICAL INSTITUTE.

pICHMOND MUSICAL INSTITUTE,
~ ON BROAD BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
tTREETS-The classes in vocal music in thi- inst
tuition meet follows: First adult class tmore ad-
Fanae1l on Tuesday and Saturday evenings at ~
o'clock Second adult class beginners on MOnnay and
Thursday evenings at IA o'clock. The Juvenile
classes will meat at 4 O'Clock. The first tmOre ad-
sanc"Gl on "wednesday aud Saturday. The second
beginners on Monday and Thursday. Lessons on
the D'ao given when preferred unless too incCnyen
ient to he institute. For further particulars apply
u lOe L2-IMl Z. L. GALLEuEk PrincinAl
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LOCAL MATTERS.

BEATING A WIrE.-About the meanest
occupation man engage In is to beat his wife.
~ Is lnexeusabe in any point of view and the un-
fortunate fellow who seeks immortality in that
way. gensrally gets it in the s.ape of unpieasa,
memories which cling to hin, tong alter the affair
which caused the disturbance has been forgotten
Dy the party most concerned. The fault must in
DECD be grieyous that would Justify any individual
In pounding his ''better half" They were NOT
nuc ior any such purpose and the best way TO do
II you cannot love, respect and cherish them ac-
corning 70 the requirements of civilized lfe is to
go on and let them vegitate by themselves Yes
terday, a man named Thomas Moore, was carried
before the Mayor for assaulting and Threatening to
shoot his wife, Mary Moore. He was arrested on
Ihurs1ay night BY hessrs. Wilkinson and Wheat. of
the police, aud the offence so clearly made out
mat he went to Jail in default of security to do bet
Ter III future 1t is little singular that the name
sake OF the great bard. who himself so contin-
aous'y engaged in spinning mellifiuous verses in
praise OF domestic felicity, should be brought un
ior an attempt to illustrate the opposite side of the
nal. -
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M lSS 4. NJ. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR
~ YOUNG LADIES will reopen ON THURSDAY
the ist day of october.
Mrs. ELLEN L. STAICOS viii give instruction in
focai aEd Instrumental Music.
For terms and other particulars enquire at the
SO 26--1im*
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RI Rev wni. Meade. D D.. Rev J. Grammer, Rev.
:. Clark, Thomas !. Green, Esg Halifax Co; Rev.
e. W Dame nr. y. T. Green Ddnyille: IL billiard,
Nm, Martin. fsq, Dr. q. Har.ton Henry CO.; Rev.
A b Tazxari, 4. NJ. Chesterfield; Rev. John Cooke.
Rev. IL. Stnagfellow, Hanover: Rev n. A. ukeson,
Norfolk; keH. A. Nad", II n. Charles City; Hon. T.
l. Hams. Vi. G., Washington; Rev \. Head, Rev. q
Woodbridge, Rev ar. pettigrew. A. Y. stokes Esq..
o. F. Baldwin, Esl., Col. Fon;aine. Richmond.
n Hns.
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NATIONAL HOTEL, MAIN STREET

wa: D. uILksON. Proprietor
Omnibusses free OF charge run in Connection Will
the Hotel and the Railroad Depot
bs Every attention Is given to passengers who
WISH TO depart by either Of the lines OF travel
my 3B-5m
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Mas. JEFFERSON MINOR,
au 7-d&cw3m Miss ADA b. MINOR

DKIVATE lNSTRUCTION.-Th sub
L scriber oars his services to his friends and the
pGb!ic generally, as PElN ATE INSTRUCTOR IN
any OF the EAGLISH BRANCHES Of EDUCATION.
IL. viii teach Single Pupil, Glasses at any hour ut
thcr residence, u, his room, corner OF IUIh
aud Ba TX streets lie will be glad TO see any who
isy wish to pursue revise their English Classi-
cal studies. Z. IL. MONTAGUE,
&c 9-dIm* Corner of 10th and i.tuk sts.
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N1kS. PELLETS SCHOOL.-Then mex

NhkS. PELLETS SCH0OL.-The next
A'1 session commences october lst 1857. The prtma-
ry feature Of this school is the thorough and sys-
teatic instruction IN the French language, given to
ALL the pupils, without extra charge; hut they
rot required 10 study the language, without the APP
proyal oil their parents.
The French is taught by Professor aud Madame
EnIpN, of Paris. and peculiar facilities Afford
III icr learning To spca. tho lauguaSc.
Mrs. PELLET guarantees that the Elementary
and advanced studies in English shall be THOa0UG!i-
Ii taught,
Information relative 10 the school, terms. &C. may
be had ca application at her residence. Broad ST
Hirnm.tIIl I'm
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|. CARD TO THE LADIES.-MIss S

A CARD TO THE LADIES-MIss s.
"A u. rLoURNoY wishes to say to her old friends
aud the pablic both OF the city and surrounding
country, that she has removed her residence from
Main street 10 Broad one door below the corner of
4th street, over Mayrs Music Store, No. 2s, nearly
opposite Messrs. Breeden Fox where sho intends 10
carry on DRESS MAKING more extensively than
she ha. for the last two years She most respectfully
soiicts call from the Ladies' The Fashions will be
received monthly al orders fron the country will
be promptly attended To. oc I9-i2ts
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nay SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

II The Rey. W +. WEBB, A. NJ, will resume
teaching on THURSDAY, Oct. LIST. At the room In
the 81 the Sycamore Church, nth street, be-
tween BnAaa aud Marshall, lately occupied by MIR. T.
~ Eos}tr. The of study will comprise that of
cur IUoSt approved Schools either North or South.
ThofoUEhnoss IA every department viii be special
Is regarded In addition 10 Collegiate eiucation
the advertiser has taken special pains by personally
visiting. within the last few years, the most approx
cd institutions cf country, to Introduce into his
So stem all iha; is really desirable.
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80 FALL TRADE, 1857.
~ GEO. j. SUMNER,
YHptpFFR Ann
INFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL

LEGE or YIRGdNIA.-Thir Infirmary connect
ed with the Medical College OF Virginia located In
The city OF Richmond. Corner of Marshall and Col
ege streets is open for the reception of Patients
throughout the Year All persons requiring Medical
Surgical aid, except the insane aud those laboring
Under contagious disease admitted into the Iust
ntion. The accommodations for the sick are COM
3iete
The Patients under the charge Of the Professors
# the College The charges for Board Medicsl At
1endance, Nursing and Medicine. for
White, White eP"t...entS..'-....--'..--... o per wssh
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DEV. j. AMBLER WEEDS CLASSI-
~ CAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, CORNER OF
CLAY AND 18TH STREETS.-The fifth annual
ksssion of this school will commence Oh the 18th of
September
TERMS:
Ordinary English $40 Gsb
Junior Classics ans 50
ScniUf ne Ul Uu
Modern Languages, 20 Ou
Drawing - "
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AIRS. A. B. S. COLE will resume heI
Iva class III Yocali1aton Singing, and the Piano,
the 2uth Of October instant.
40 a lrrI
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NTIGHT SCH0OL OF THE NIRGINIA

- MECHANICS INSTITUTION WEDNES
DAY NIGHT, the l4th Oct, two PRIMARY SCHOOLS
viii hc opened by the Committee OF the Institute,
one in SAUSbkES Hall, on Fou>hee street. between
Grace and Broad. under the management Of nr. 81.
i KENNE, ami the other in the pEgSBYT SCHOOL
itntSE na franklin street its intersection with
1}i street, Rev. THOMAS II. JoNEs being the priuc.
iial teacher These schools will be opened every
other night. and FREE OF CHARGE to all boys
wlo axe members ot the Institute Persons vi shiRS
10 obtan certificates Of membership and tickets to
the schools, do 80 by calling nu the Secretary
~ the Hall oi the Institute, either Of the fol-
iuslrg persons:
WILLIAM MACFARLANE
Law Building,
SAMUEL 6. COTrRELL.
Main st. betw. 18th and 18th.
A BAKUAMiN, JK,
10Th and Main SITS
&C It's Com. on Night Schools y. NJ. l.
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T S. SQUIRE'8 SELECT CLASSICAL
A<e AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, CORNER0F MAIN
AND lSf STREETS, RICHMOND, vA.-The eley
epth session Of this Institution, will commence on
the 2stii Of September, 1857.
TERMS PER SESSION. HALF SESSION IN AD-
VANCE:
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Junior 90
Senior " or beginners In ST. 90
Latin, Greek and higher hatheTAtiCs.........6 90 On
Modern Languages, (Oy Prot Emon) EACH. - %
Drawing, (by John 4. Caiyo) pes qUarter..... 3 ~
The Principal may be seen at his School Rooms
Saturdays, from to O'Clock 2. NJ, or addressed
through the Richmond Post Office. jy 5-dts
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GUNS, RIFLES AND PIST0LS.-We
~ haye in store, of our own importation, a eupe.
ftor sssert,afnt Of Double and Singis Barrel Shot
Guns, some e which are very fine: also, Rifles. Dou
bic and slbgle Barrel Pistols, Colts Five shooters,
cLAARs0s, ANDERSON 4 co.
~ az No 100 Main street.
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TIE BANK PANIC AT New oRLEASs-As tb. to,o-
graph informed US several days AGO. whom tha
"crsis" reached New Orleans md tba
menced suspending, there was intense exo;,o,oo,.
which has since died away The Crescent aason,
bng the scene on the occasion of the RIM ~, a..
Citizens Bank, says:
When the door opened a scene of tbo ,,;,ao..
confusion followed. The crowd acted like RalIan,
broke eloose-scrambling, fighting, shouting. Iosinr
haio ana coat tai's, ana densely jamming the in
terror OF the bank in an instant. The bank oicars
findiug themselves besieged by a crowd ot n,a5'
men, secured the vaults and mounted the counters
to keep the crowd from scrambling over Othors
outside tried to Chamber in at the windows but
were hurled back. Intelligence Of this being sent
to the chief of police that officer dispatched an bis
specials to the scene. They arrived. fought their
way through the crowd to the counter and then
turned against them They got an iron door bar
with which they faced the crowd. having to fght
freely with their fists at the same time some of
the besiegers being highly belligereut
Finally the mayor had to send down sixty adIi-
tional policemen, who managed to preserve some
thing like order when the work of redeetnjnp the
notes commenced. For several hours was the rush
kept up, and the panorama of faces-men of all
classes aud colors, women ditto and boys-was va
rgated in the extreme. Anxiety fright. grief an 4
in the widest despair, were visible in
the faces which streamcd into the bank We new
er witnessed such a spectacle. Every body seemed
t. think he or she was just little too late. By
| one o'clock the rush had subsidized considerably
| aud when the bank closed Mt three-hsving pail
out about Sl50,O00-the calls were comparatiyely
moderate.
one man, with 4l20 in silver purchased of his
acquaintanccs in the fourth district $3.50 in notes
on the Louisiana and Citizens Banks. Another
bought S4G on the Louisiana with so in specie and
$50 on the Citizens with SIS. Another man
bought check on James Robb for sJ7 with 81 in
| cash. Many others permitted themselves in the
excitement, 10 be swindled TO the same extent
ntNa flnr i a..
ST. COZ, cut off by some wary sharper and another
had his pocket picked of S6iAO
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MISS PEGRAM'S BOARDING AND
AFl DAY SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG LADIES-Miss
PEGRAM will reopen her School on tho lst day OF
october.
She will as heretofore have entire supervision of
The English Glasses, aidsd by competent assistants
III each Department.
Latin Mathematics. the Physical Sciences aud
Moral Philosophy will be taught by Sir. PACE a
gentleman of successful experience as a teacher.
Ths FRENCH LANGUAGE will be under the
oharg- Of MadsIse A. BERAUD, Partisan lady Of
tho highest qualifications.
The BELLES-LETTRES CLASS will be continued.
Sc l5--dts
EE- Whg and ENQUIRER COPY daily and country
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S50 000 IN FRESH AND pEsl
NDOOaOtO RARLE GHODS AT C0ST 20

RTINDOM SHADE DEPOT, 230 Pro8d
w street.
Al GOLDEN ,snars his entire stock % SHADES a,
the following reduced prices, for eash. viz
LANDSCAPES, 371s cts. worth s. = cts,
Plain 9fasieS 80 cts, cheap at 81.
Eaanets 62 cts, cheap At 81 p.
Vases s. chH Hap at 81 81
Gofhics 81, eheap At 81.
t3old Border 81 50, eheapat s.
Velvet Border $i.cheap at -.
Velvet and Gala Centre -. cheap at Sl2.
Also. beautiful assortment Of india Rubber rs
bie OH Cloths durable article
S-storekeepers and pedlars supplied at New
en- shades made to order. at short notice.
s,c3 3--3at
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EDUCATION.
PIANO FORTE INsTRuC. IIiI,i,.

rs1~--.,--x PIANO FORTE INSTRUC.
Eassss--s:S.s e TlON.-MR. NATHAN B. CLAPP
TT III ! VI nom the Conseryatoire de Mtsictte
LEIPZIG, Principal of the Musical De,
partmeutof the Richmond female Institute" has
the haaof 30 announce that he will receive few mi
,atc pupils lef instruction in the art OF PIANO
PLAYING.
TtexS-S So for the session Of ni,e months. Anpli
cations may lie made at the Institute.
TESTIMONIAL.
ct is great pleasure TO me 10 be able TO certify
that MIR Nathan II. Clarp whom | have had the ss-
tlssaciou to know or several Years, Is excellent
aud talented Pianist. As n teacher he IL eminent
visa to scduire proficiency in Che noble Of Music
oc Inns M suGfcE STgAKOScus
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BUSINESS CARDS.

D. D. SRIpdfoKD, n. rS5Lxf PArS,
FaANkL!s MATTHEWS,
(RiD9FOKD y CO., General Commis-
~ sion and Forwarding Merchants. on the Dock.
aichmoIst, Va
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-05-13
MMlposa @emotrat.
Fate of the Apostles.


st. Matthew is supposed to have suffered
martyrdom, or been put to death by the sword
at city in Ethiopia.
St Mark was dragged through the streets Of
Alexandria, in Egypt, until he expired.
St. Luke was hanged upon an olive tree in
Greece.
st. John was put into cauldron of boiling
oil at Rome, and escaped death. He after
wards died natural death at Ephesus in Asia.
St. James the Great was beheaded at Jeru-
salem
ST. James was thrown from pinnacle OF
wing Of the temple and then beaten to death
with fuller's club
ST. Philip was hanged up against pillar at
Heirapolis, city of Phrygia.
St. Bartholomew was hayed alive by com.
mand of barbarous king.
St Andrew was bound to a cross, whence
he preached to the people till he expired
ST. Thomas was run through the body by a
lance, at Cermandel, in the East Indies.
St Jude was shot to death with arrows
St Simeon Zelotes was cruciied in Persia.
St. Matthias was first stoned and then be-
headed.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-05-13

EVERY JACKAss WANTS AN OFFICE.-A num-
Der Of politicians, all of whom were seeking
offices under government, were scattered on
the tavern porch talking, when an old topper
came up and was solicited to tell them a story,
and he told them the following
"a certain king-don't recollect his name
had a philosopher upon whose judgment he
always depended. Now it so happened that
one day the king took it into his head to go
hunting, and after summoning his mobiles, and
making all necessary preparations, he called his
philosopher and asked if it would rain. The
philosopher told him it would not and he and
his mobiles departed. While journeying along
they met countryman mounted on a jackass
he advised them to return, for, said he, it
will certainly rain.' They smiled contempt
iously upon him, and passed on. Before they
had gone many miles, however, they had rea-
son to regret not having taken the rustc's adj
vice, as heavy shower coming up they were
drenched to the skin.
"When they had returned to the palace, the
king reprimanded the philosopher severely for
telling him that it would be clear when it was
not met a countryman,' said he, and he
knows a great deal more than you, for he told
me it would rain, whereas you told me it would
not
The king then gave the philosopher his
walking papers, and sent for the countryman,
who made his appearance. Tell me- said the
king, how you knew it would rans' didn't
know said the rustic, my jackass told me-
And how, pray, did he tell your the king said
in astonishment. By prcking up his ears,
your majesty The king now sent the coun-
tryman away. Procuring the jackass, he placed
him in the Office the philosopher had filed
And here, observed D, looking very wise,
here is where the king made his mistake
How so P inquired the auditors Why ever
since that time, said D. with a grin on his
phiz, every jackass wants an Office"
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-05-13
IMPORTANT TO MINERS AND TRAVELLERS.

There no malady Of deeper importance either med
ca or moral point Of view, to which the human family Is
liable than that arising irun impure connections
As medical man. II Is the duty Of every physician To
look at disease health and life and his sole object
should be mitigate far lies In his power their boii
y suffering Human nature is at best but rail all are IL
able To misfortune,
OF all M that affect man. are more terrible than
those Of private nature Dreadful as II Is in the person
who IT, frghtful It's upon his consttu
ton, ending frequently IN destruction and Dathsome
grave 1t becomes Of still greater importance when u Is
transmitted TO innocent offspring Such being the
how important II becomes that every having the least
tend to Il at by consulting physician whose
probability and education enables him To- warrant safe
speedy and permanent In accordance with this
cessy Dr. Young feels called upon 10 state that by long
study and extensive practice he has become perfect master
all those diseases which under the denomination Of
venerea and having paid attention 10 that branch
than any other phy in the United States he feels him
self better qualified To treat them.
syphilis In all its FORMS such Ulcers, Swelling OF the
Grons Ulcers In the Throat Secondary Syphilis Cuiane
Eruptons, Ulceations Tertiary syphilis, Syphilis in
Children Mercural Syphllc Afectons Gonorrhe, Glce
Structure False Passages Inflammation Of the Bladder and
Prosrae Glands Excavations Tumors, Pustues, etc.
familiar TO him the most common things daily OBJ
servatons. f
The doctor effects a In recent In few days
and finds difficulty in curing those Of long duration
without submitting the patient to such treatment will
ect bis business whether within doors without. The
diet need not be changed except in Of nama
ton There in California patients amounting TO
thousand IN the past year, that could furnish proof Of
this but these matters that require the incest secrecy
which he always preserves
All letters enclosing $40 will be promptly attended TO.
Office hours from A. NJ. to r. NJ Address j. C. YOUNG
Nj ID
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-05-13

Nor BAD.-A Yankee rather took down
cockney the other day, by informing him if
England were steamboat there are lakes in
this country sufficiently large for her to founder
on. Cockney said, "My hics, vot vopperl"
and they adjourned to take a mug of ''alf and
'all.'
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-05-13
ID EMEMBER-rHAr DIR. J. G. YouNG,s OFFICE E.

ID EMEM MBER--TIAT DR. j. G. YOUNG'S OFFICE FOR
III the treatment Of Private nseaes is at the OF
Montgomery and California streets, opposite Wells Fargo
4 Co.'s Express ONCE, San Francisco
REAEMBE-That DR.. Young wants patients but those
fully capable Of apprecatng and distinguishing the services
Of regular thorough bred physician from the pary un-
learned and trilng quack.
REMEMBfR-1hat DR. YouNG il the only regular bred
physician advertising Ia diseases Of mprudence.
REMEMlikR-That DR YouNG's remedies and treatment
entirely unknown TO all others, prepared from life
spent in the great Hospitals Of Europe and the first In this
country. from pure chemicals imported.
REMEMBER-That DR. YOUNG has more extended prac-
tce than any other physician in the world.
RENEM Bfls-That all the Wealthy Citizens, Editors and
popular men, well acquainted and take great plea
sure In recommending DR. You've to the afflicted.
REMEMIER-That In. YouNG makes false representa-
ons TO gull the unfortunate, but hst all he says will be
faithfully carried out.
REMEMBER-That In. YOUNG will cure any Of Pri-
Disease in half the time that II takes others and
that he fails TO bring relief to the afflicted and unfor
tunate, curing them IN from two To six days.
REMEMHER-That DR. J. c. YOUNG gives every attention
to Diseases peculiar to Females. a22 3m