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SHIPPING.


PEDyoKD rAREs TO LIvERpeoII;r;1IrHE SPLENDID
Vi. POSITIVELY sa 70 norro1 For psssAge uneqused
q sss sas iaS ss Or p c5s So os
A usrRALIA INDEPENDENT LIKK-xsrABbrsHkD
Clipper Of Tuesday, July 6.
he slends Al sDppsr :Sp p1Yia .tn VII Pss.,
be taken a i9v rates Apply 20 dooDsvh' AAkxLbs
CoLENAKs CALIFORNIA LINZ FOE SAN EaAscrs.
s.urssj saT ne very Ss.oS ssGsns espsr
lance y sef caro- Il ps4 & ss 9sr 5 Of Val street
This dscidedy sSarpe., and h.nd.gms., vessel
Sso,sd ~. mo = ls, va 5. con
'-sss ~! fs esSss ss,p @
NAE Jc wa. street fpn,n. Bas,s Agent.
psrsoasi sisnaoa sad care % hsnslas ss~ns o.
cargo.
A UsTRAIIA PIONEER LINZ, EST AsLIsHED 1854
The s a. s,,r,H ss 'I'pV,. ship
r posey s. Se arsi ss ss Tor Msl5ouras
SO as6 BfT VIII Sf IL, iS ss ssnsy sre
on the 10Th Of July. from pier IS North river
For ''l'n'e 0fi,eS 6 :. Rs,,ss p bo~s Green
s e 9s ss xs S %
Eos SAVANNAH Asp EloEDA-Ie. AnssIcAs
IN Atlantic Swcw steamship CompanvS new and nrs
elss. sesmship HUSTsyIIlE, John A Post, e,mmsnder
Will leave pier No. IL North river, SATURDAY July
O'Clock precisely Passage, with Unsurpassed accom-
modstons SIS Freight reduced until further notice 70 sr
rnsursnce halfper cent efectef Al
ONCE. Apply 70 II. y. CROMWELL co, So West stress
corner Of Albany.
J,oR SAVANNAH AND FIORTDA-GRsAr REDuC.
ton In freeh-Measurement goods sin cents per foot
Cabin passage SIS The steamship Az yUsTA Capt M o.
rom bier No North aver Bills Of fading signed on board
For freight passage spply to SAMUEL l.. Mi1CHlli
aON l3 for Forioa c0nuei vita tbs
above. leaving Savannah every Monday "Wednesday AMI
Friday.
I,oR CHARLESTON THE STEAMSHIP NEMpirs
Captain q. W. Watson, will leave pier NO ~ fo-.h
river on Saturday, July g. AZ O'CLOCK r rrec@eiv
Cabin pssge ar sighis reduced until further noco 10
si1 cene per foot iosprsnce one es pc, cent esce
TOR CHARLESTON AND FLoRIDA--sEMI WEEKLY
United side heel hip Iine The steam
,hip NASHVILLE Capt surrsy va, ,e1ye per No
FOR freight or psssage apply " sfOffOkD, IlhksfON
CO No ~ Broadway. The MARION succeeds on Wednes
dsv July These cary the Adams ois
for Ire south and Southwest The express agents hroughou;
country will give passengers and shippers tnor
nation respecting this Inc.
UroR PoRrsxoUrH CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
The nI.ed States mail s,eemship ROANOKE, Captain
Thomas skinner will "Wednesday 9Th instant
o'clock p from pier l3 North river. She will arrive
tae afternoon and Petersburg the follow
orriex the eouth w proceed directly
BY the great Southern mat line. Those fo~ Richmond wild
Tits the cheapest piesssntest aud most eIpedous route
Passage and fare With slssro0n 10 forfok ~ 20 Peter
burg sn9 Richmond, 30 Apply 70 hsrRX LCDLAM' ~
Brosdvsy
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DEDUCRD FARES TO LIyERpOOI.-rHE SPLENDID
IL bAnk Ball clipper ship fokksHIhk Caps Bryant
vii POSITIVELY sa For pssxAge IN her unequAe
second cabin and sieease apply Immediately on board 90
OF BeekmsE street., or 70 JACOB WILSON, NO los Sous
street.
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SALES AT AUCTION.


A. O'Clock. 'isAs Ms ri S%s5 IA5ssssasss
g 4; Al ssssss venue. IL ! :ss;s sSs
iS 81 on s CORNER MS s I: S1iSS
On ''A 'rs''l lot 81 as sSS & g s7'nu''
rxRExrroRY SALE OF $50 YoMkERs' LOTS.
$sasr:SS Stress % n os corner SsIssv
On y mary sTsstl lot r. fronting Busna vista
On = Mary street, lot. n: corner q Grlnnell ST.
On
On Evsrda!s svenue-s lots g. g. 100 r. Washington st.
On ss: 4 G Mas.a.
On Eiysrdsis avenue q. ". = iSS q: n fEosPset =.
Essss sssnss .s ~ st.
81 SSs sSss :.rsss~l % g " :. - Hna:se
g Sss:ss re-; IT, !; :; Ss S;!.
On hSS:on rss oODnes
On Nsppsrhom strse!-slOts 9. 200 4: Z; Dspo!s.
on M Main street lo,. =: a. g r Rspo. e.
On Gram GInns 0 los W. W. r. nsp0H
On sroDs lSs & m e. Ss
On Hudson street, lot1, ?. 100 Il. g: Clinton street.
On B Bsso Ss:s M So sss Prospect st.
Fronting on sivsr"s lots and ipsrssi running Depot st.
fronting on Rver-lo lots e. Hudson street. running to
TronnS On Rivers lots between Prospect and Mary
streets running TO Buens Vista avenue; w.r.
On wTSsOn
lSs T. street.
On Bashsoro street-l lot g. g., corner Wells avenue
On Aiherton street, lots g., l6A f. n. Wells avenue.
1hsrtSn street, lot s. fronting %gs, also on aver ST.
ON Wells avenues lois, comprising front between
River and Aherton street,.
Lthosrsphic maps Of the above at No Broad street.
On Avenue new Yorlri iO = 100 I. son street
qua, N T.:
Supreme Court Sale of the Canandagus and Elmra Rail-
road.
On Friday IL O'Clock, the Merchants Echange, NY
Fine country seat comprising two good land with
dwelling coach Flngerboard road Clifton Sta
Isand mes from Vapderoits Landing and
hesHs Aspinwa, Pckersgi Townsend, &c. Fruit and
sale positive Terms Full particulars shade
Of the above NJ No. I Broad ttreet
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EDWARD sCHEEoE, AUcIIorEER-BY "a y;

EDWARD sCHEEoE, AUcTIorEER-BYs 4 y H.
III sLHENCK-tm "wednesday. 30.h inst, and Thursday,
liz nj ID q eo,r each day ai heir sAssroom s.
etreet collection Ic0 hne ancient and modern oil
ps,nnss which collected BY Mr.. Louis Pfeier
durnr his visit THIS collection contains irse
hall parlor cabinet pan,pgs coos sting OF marines win
ter fine variety OF figure pieces bis
toca and others flower and fruit pieces In this COLLECTION
will be found many fine originals BY De Clerck Ackersyk
Freeen ueogure Smets ooe1e, Won bree Won oelt on
Eychsu, stppecourt Lambrccht Bylsnd clesuwors hoe
Bumfor many others o. equal merit We sops that .a.
coiecou will highly Mr. Pfeisrs pre-
vous sass sale W II be positively Without reserve 4.
Mr. Pfeer leaving for Europe In few weeks Tue
lORues
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GRASD MUSICAL zee yEsT CIV krrAarr PURPOSE
GRAND oLAs sHhRA G6s sEEEH
ALL THE assnSsx Or rsss gsS
Of the city Of Rev York and neishbOrhood,
As SsSs%s y 0AEAIonIz ,,,,r,x.xv
Mr.. PICKAkEsEK,
THE ' FE. HSsE
THE aGRxoNfA OF HoBokEx.
CARL ASscHurssS. '''''' SAs. sHsaxAsx.
AfAoA' MAX MARrrzsx. N"A"'
PROGRAMME
PARf FIRST.
Sosr. % iss sDS os from the x.sc ra,e
p the New YORK sAnserouad. 60.
;sa e
Coronation from S. x.y~..-
BEETHOVEN. s Sh s'SEsI SYMPHONY.
in D Minor No. . o HRsi II; o n
ssns sso1a. he s'i A'Ss s
other vocal '0c fs.R HGS6xS Sysr yorcr
Tn sn ssl' J Rsi; Bon
A~'' FidkAsr SE;r,c,
PRICES or ADxrssros.
Balcony, perque and frat uer OF bones
Reserved Ats, extra.
asmiy circle '.'...'.''....'..
SECOND DAY.
GRAND RURAL FESTIVAL AND MUSICAL PICNIC AT
.JOkEb' WOOD.
Sixty sixth and Seventy streets aud First avenue
and East river,
On MONDAr, JUNE %,
ORDER OF ARRANGEMENTS.
All the perormers the members Of the Ar0ns
Harmonic of Hoooken LaeferkrAnz and sangcvbunA As
OF .srioas saiiitasy
psnier an VIII assemble
MONDAY MORNING, June %,
METROPOLITAN RooMs Iso Hester street.
purctualy AT O'Clock A. NJ
The PROCESSION will be iorsed under direction ths
following harshais OF the day
thlef bSnWGxWaefer and Afd1
kusicn kiefer and Ates
Civil Marshal HillcnbrAnd and At1a
punciualy 81 O'Clock proceeding 70 the Bovs-
ry down To the City Hall broadway far 0ranl
street. through GraDd 70 the East where
boats win be readiness convey the Jone
WOOD.
The Grand Concert the gigantic platform erected for
hi, paIgo;s at Jones Wood viii commence pusctuAiy -
The Immense nilsry band consisting Of ali Insxunsalaa-
ISIS Of New York
The ARICN,
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EpwAnD sCHENck, .AucrInNk LOU ssHu on,
ct IN ooiocs, their sslesroom No IS Nassau street
a magnificent assortment Of household furniture
psrior sulles. In brocsde broca,el, hair cloth saps
rrps and other chairs Noltae reoep son and
sewing d. satin aud brocsel rosewood marble top etc
sercs plate glass doors aud bscss side asd corner
ID nsrbe top CENTRE side and tables rosewood
mshorany Bullets solid oak and enaneed chamber
sus rosewood tasnogsny marble top bureaus wash
.tsnds and &c wood mahogany aud oak ped.
e,esds rse wardrobes BOOKCASES soas
ch.irs lounses dining suiis do
table, pprrg har meiresses feather beds holsters and
~ Brussels and ingram carpets silver plated
aWe,s cake baskets, 40, &C. Aso, the
entire furniture OF family declining housekeeping.
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a ssIoNsE,s sALy-THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL
"A apubIc auction at the Merchsn,s' Elchsnge in the
city OF New York on third day of July 1855 IL O'Clock
NJ the ss cts assigned them BY ocorgc Fairfield con-
sisiir OF notes judgmen list can be seen
al the the Office o. James CromDie. III broadway
JAMES CROMBIE ! A..in,...
Dated J.iuec5. 1853. JOHN J. MARVIN, ! ""s'
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uAMBUza AMERICAN NAIL srEAnsHIPs
s0us K L. ssa i:s a :; Sc: ss
aags1ss55sstA s sosUTiA'
Prs '.Ss 81; ts;'s1 Dan e. s sS so.a-.,
CrxAy TO ALL PARTS OF GREAT BRITAIN VIA
r fs; Sl:ss'f . ;:s.S:s''
win positively leave New iors for galway ireland Won.
s. s. 81 ssS S% ss YORK s-oSsS say s
ores Britain a. the tcl,v,ns greatly redu.sa rate. nelud
firs. clss. go r sscosd ola. $50. nird c'A~~ sas
fps.ss i:gii iS,I gs,eS z I'D, sgSly,e
rysRrooI, sEw YORK AsD raIsaDE ~ n a
B.LyrxokE for Lvsool on rsarsday Jaly ". ss =,
"P''' No. N''A n'r before ' JOIN o. DALE ss.u.
EorrcE-rARF REDUCED TO LIVERPOOL TAI.
G sS vS
s S on psE g A.. ssr s .
ErRsr sHIP Fos ITY7 fooT-s1fIs 70 TTTyEI7oS
ss IONS ne hss msss ps Is. passage fourteen
ssp ksw, woKLo. for Liverpool sails July l. ship U
fsss spT 70 ri Ihos s0 G. no i sous
rToR ,tvsRpooL PASSAGE RsDuCED.-raR OH
river. ~ s ns s. ss XVI ToS S
"a Of July For passage apply on board or WILLIAMS
GUI0N, 40 Fulton street snd III Broadway.
LNOR HOFd-KONG, DrREOr.-THD SPLENDID CLIP.
IL per ship rAPrkR, samuel Kennedy master viii have
quick despatch for the above port For freight
having elegant Recommendations apply 70 SLAVE CO., us
South street
LNoR HAVANA AND KEr WEST VIA CHARLssroN,
in sc.
The splendid and fsvorsie Usiied Stale. mail steamship
ISABEL.
WIN. Rollins com msnder,
WIN leave pier No North river, Wednesday, June 30
AZ four ocl,ch Y. n PRECISELY, for Havana, Stopping at
Charleston and Key West
he ISABEL having jus, rshi,ed thoroughly
hauled renders her OF The most desirable steamers aa,a
for comfort and speed.
For pasx,se, having unequ.led sesounod.ons sppiy At
,he once sfOfF0RD rfLssrON co,
No, ~ Broadway.
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CADKNY or MUSIC
n THE COMMITTEE OF ARRASoxxRxrs
Mr. fHKoDoRR MOS
have the pleasure 70 announce the following programme Of
The sferpoon performance win commence al TX ocisck-
81 the ACADEMY or Music, on
TUESDAY, JUNE ~.
and viii embrace
THE msRcRxRr OF SEEfcR
2 The hushable eomedIe,t. Of
JENNY LIND.
a CATCHING A GOVERNOR.
4 THE IRISH LION.
The viii commence II TX ociocG Anh
4 The tragedy of MEDIA.
concert n which The mostoelebrsied ftsisn and no
4 -'' fRsIry PIECE OF BUSINESS.
AmERrCAEs IN PARIS.
DANCE.
In The musical portion ibe entertsnmens Mss A,nls
Wilmer sgnos Arocic Charles Gulmeite, Mr. Cooper, and
In the drsae portion Miss Matilda Heron Mesdames vev-
pon H. Allen free, stephens, Miss Folly marsha May
sanpos. Ac Mswrs Blake, Lester BroughAm, Waoot. n.
n Davenport, Mark Smith, T. r. Allen. Ryan A. H. Dsyen
port r. Johnston, Grosyenor, Eytinge whiting q. wal
iers Floyd Bland evere Tree Jerfes Russell and Ovex
will appear entertainment which, for variety
and attraction has never been surpassed
1ickels for Afternoon performances.
Tickets for evening performance.
Resei we'd seats sddit'or al charge 90
be secured st Wsschs theatre The holders OF the
tickets entitled 70 admission 70 both morning ssd evening
performance.
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GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL.

GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
VI All insuurnenta, geffrmer. playing string OF wtnA
erevith requested N assemble Sunday
June r. In Metropo ian Room 100 Hester street,
last and final rehearsal Every musician who
he Festival hss 10 enter hts the list and
ticket for TIE Grand sacred Concert Sunday
All the above named performers vli ssse@ble
Monday morning at O'CLOCK June ~ resolve their adj
mission ribbons Tor e pic nic and 70 ks tbei places In he
Only musicians who attend The last rehearsal and
ter ths In the list can be considered participants
n.the Festival
An us,cisrs Of New York and vicinity once more m.
vited Join the immense military saad the mic day
FIR HrtwsuurLrR Secretary.
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MATRIMONIAL


vNR WATSON lss BRooME evRKRv, sBCorD B1oua
IL weet Of broadway. Once ho~rs frcm IN NJ mowniss
VNR pARRow ISL PRICE syREEr, A FEW BLOCKS
~ west Of Brcadvsy.-OFce hours from II TN and from
to O'Clock.
VNR wApp-oFFTCF ps BROADWAY, sotrHEAsr.
~ eriy corner Of Broome street up s'srs Once hours
from A. N. TN 10 r. ~ daily
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CADEMy OF MUSIC.
a Wednesday s s,s1lPsf' ~ 5Fn 2! 'qRsresoLr
which occasion viii be presented Dorixes grand opra
OF Ia fAvORTrA
Thursiay. july l. At O'Clock,
0PEsiTfC MATINEE, Tor the bench, Of
LUIGI QAesIkR
rridsy-Bepedt Of MARIETTA eAzzAEIoA
DAIACy HALL AND GARDEN, POURryKNrH
III and Sixth Musicians desiring MARE
for the concerts dete and be given
he Pasce Garden viii please apply 70 rtsms Baker,
the musical director No ~ King srees from 10 nocicck
An.
NATIONAL ACADEMY or DESIGN
IN ANNUAL INHIBITION NOV OFkE.-
galleries Tenth stress and BroAfwW.
wal close On Wednesday,, June 30
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d.
TRIETzEi. nd wHbER
Amer will be Of half an bsur
during which time the platform viii be arranged for hs
GRArD BALI.
commencing ai o'clock Il NJ.
splendid ball orchestra, consisting Of eighty muscasa.
has been engaged.
Tho splendid stcsmboas -
OHIO and o n PETIT
have been engaged, and will run ~ foll0ws-
Steamer Ohio, ~ 10 and u A. N. and r going
Steamer Ohio reurning from Jones Wood sfts and n
Steamer o. n fetit going NJ III A. n. and and n
Steamer o. NJ. Petit returninG at a,d r. N.
Both boats will stop The foot of Doianoey
Tsnth and Twenty. elshih streets
Fne 10 Jones Wood Eve cents each wNy.
The First and Third Avenue Railroad Companies VII
eyery minute Fare Eve cenis 70 Jones' Wood.
Admission 70 the Penic q cess.
Admission ribbons be obtained NJ the various oces
erecied on he grounds and cash purchaser Of ribbon
requested V keep In sight while the ground
n the vesthsr should unfavorable Monday Ii
The General superinendent Of Police have sufcent
police force the rrourd and also river police IL
Abe city suihoriues have been invited and win visa -
rural festival. also large number Of most promincns
clilgsna
Entrance Tor carriages Jones' Wood Seventy second
Entrsnce for foot psssenger, sevenii-sh street
CARL ANsCHurL. President
Y. n HusssrtLkR, Secretary.
NEAsEsI ROUTE TO THE GRAND MUSICAL rEsrI:.
IN val At Jones WOOD nondsy June - 1868 The Second
Railroad will through direct 70 The
KS pioKiNsoN. supsrs,snae.s
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INxTRA TRIP TO BRIDGEPORT-FARE5 80 CENTS
~ ON Saturday afternoon July at o'clock, from Peck
slip the BRIDGkPOhT arriving in time to connect
with all the Eastern railroads.
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YTEANIBOATs.

TJHANGE OF HOUR-sUNDAY BOAT TO HAvER
u straw, Sing Sing and Yonkers landing at Hastings
Dobbs Ferry, Permont and 1arrytown The steamer "a
TEIIITE Capt Hammond leaves Jay street every Sunday
morning at O'Clock Fare to Yonkers 10 cents Hastings
turning leave at "a landing Amos street each
WRv,
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UCTION sALE-AT THE NEW YORK HORSE BA
"A zaar3l Crosby street. every Monday and "Wednesday
IL O'Clock Including horses carriages wagons spring
CARTS harness and sheets Rail horses warranted a.
represented until IL O'Clock the following day.
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JITCHcoCK's SUMNER GARDEN. ia NEW CANAL
III Grand sacred concert this evening Admission
including refreshmcnt ticket. The
delightful place In the city. Commence at O'Clock
newERy THEATRE 10 LEr--roR ONE YEAR PROM
ID July -, 1858 For terms and particulars apply JOIN
g. G1Lks, Receiver, "a KnsAbesh street, nesr Canal
UNrHsr GRAND MUSICAL FEsTrvAL TO JONES.
III Wood on Monday June - The steamer OHIO Capt w. \.
Fereerson, and steamer y. n PETIT Capt VIII leave ns
foot Of Delaney reet Ess river 10 O'clock A. NJ,
the arrival of Stopping Tenth street and
twenty eighth street. 70 each 70 Jones Wood
and Delancey stress every hour may be IN
o'clock p ", from New york, and last trip from Jones'
wood sisP.M.
III A. PERRY DRAMATIC UNION MEET EVERY
III. Monday evening rayor'a g. Prince street. Ladies
md gentlemen wishing 70 Join please address as above
p. BAalskY, President
n BvroS CuSsros Manager.
IN WING eURfOsIrIss.-wANrHD TO PURCHASE OR
IL description OF living curosles suitable for
kbiton Any person having the and wishing dis
with by addressing GEORGE LEA LIZ Grand
street, Nev York, stating psrtsculsrs
AURA KERNEB rHEAfRE.-Nrss LAURA KrHfp
IL vi her hesre for nrss class drsmstsc perform
ances only, durss Ne summer mcutha Apply 70 arp
DLR So &usdvNY.
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u COTTON AuCrroNEER.-F. COTTON Will. SELL
ON Tuesday June ~, at 10H O'Clock, At No 500 Mint,
street. avenue the entire furniture OF dealer De
Ginning the trade IL will comprise the usual lent OF
and articles including SOFAS, ete etes
mahogany and marble top furniture carpets ohco;ns
paintings ensrsvnrs stoves and fixtures &c. DC Also
good Iron safe and English double Darrell gun with
all attachments sale will absolute and the tstore
IN be closed on "Wednesday evening.
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ssIGNEE's SALE OF READY MADE CLOTHING
"A hosiery, fancy goods, &c &c-A. N CRtsfAlAk
auctooeer % Bowery viii sell on Moniay 18Th inst at io
O'Clock arsees and Aps frock sack and business
coas; cashmere linen and msreos vests and pants apa
cassineres lining cloths, marsees towelng overals
large assortment and gent
hose stockings brass and steel hoops and hoop skr
handb erchiss drawers gloves nges uimmingA ooas
dc., 20. by order Of the assignee.
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xzpwAap sUHKNCK, AUCTToNExR-Bv w. ~ II.
~ sCH srCK-On Tuesday 10Th inst, At oooct ., ther
alesroou "a Nassau street. long tail gray horse l5s hands
hrh esh years old warranted perecly sound, kad AMI
eenlIe IN every way; good faddle borse.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-06
Important to Miners, Travellers, &c.

TTNhcre no malay of deeper importance either in
l. medical or moral point of view, to which the human
family is liable than that arising from impure
nectOns.
As a medical it is the duty of every physician to
look disease ii affects health and life and his sole OBJ
ect should be to mitigate far lies in his power the
bodily suffering. Human nature at best is but frai all
liable to misfortune
OF all the ills that affect man. terrible
than those of private nature. Dreadful is in the
person who contracts it, frghtfu ravages upon
his constitution, ending frequently in destruction and
loathsome grave 1t becomes of still greater Importance
when it is transmitted to to innocent offspring Such be-
ing the how necessary ii becomes that every hav
ing the least TO fear that every having the least
TO fear that they have contracted the disease
should attend to ii at by consulting physician
whose respectabty and education enables him to
safe, speedy and permanent In accordance with
this necessity DR. YOUNG feels called upon to state that
by long study and extensive practice he has become
feet master OF all these diseases which under the de-
nomination of venerea and having paid attention TO
that branch than any other physician in the United
States he feels himself better qualified to treat them
Syphilis in all its FORMS such Ulcers Swelling in the
Grons Ulcers in the Throat, Secondary Syphilis Cutane
Eruptions Uceratons Tetuary Syphilis Sypbis in
Structures False Passages inflammation of the Bladder and
Prostratc Glands Excoriaons Tumors Postues &c are
as familiar to him the most common things of daily OBJ
servation.
The Doctor effects cure in recent cases in few dovs
and finds difficulty in curing those of long duration
without submitting the patient such treatment MS will
draw upon him the slightest suspicion, obge him to
neglect his business whether within doors Without
The diet need not be changed except of severe in
amaton There in California patients amountng to
over two 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 promy attended to-
Office hours from o A. NJ, to s P. NJ, Address
J. c. YOUNG, NJ. n
Express Building.
Corner of Montgomery and California sts over Wells
Fargo Co.'S Express department.
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MEDICAL.
DOCTOR ]. C. YOUNG,
Office, Corner of Montgomery and Cali
fornia Etrects---Second Story,

DOCTOR ]. C. YOUNG,
Office, Corner of Montgomery and Cali
fornia Strects---SeCond Story,
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
(ovER WELLS, FARGO 4 CO. sExPREss orTck)
DEAD AND REFLECT
II Is there a hereafter,
land that there is conscience unnfuenced,
And suffered to speak out tells every man,
Then it is awful thing to de-
More horrid yet to die by ones own hand
Self-murderer-name 1t not
Shall Nature, swerving from her earliest dictate,
Selfpreservaton, fall by its own actP
Forbid it Heaven.
The indulgence secret practices is the most certain
though not always the most immediate and direct
to destruction Physicians of all ages have been most
unanimously opinion that the loss Of of the
seminal secreons, by unnatural aid emissions weak
ems the system than the abstraction of forty
of blood One of the first writer's medical jurisprudence
state that three ourhs OF the insane their malady to
such abuse.
How important then, il is-for every one, having the
to suspect any trouble in that way to attend
to Immediately single should be
sufficient to doubt and much If the person
had ever INDUCED in the ulklng habit The treat
of seminal weakness impotency, sterty
debility and paralysis 1.-THE last is the most dangerous and
when occurs ncurabe is not surpassed by any
physician in the country 1t is the that follow ed
by him for years. under the guidance of the world
ed Record Of Paris and Acton of London. Dr. Youngs Of
is at the Of Montgomery and California streets
where he be consulted that and all other private d
seases, with the utmost confidence and secrecy DR..
Young will warrant perfect and permanent cure make
charges.
N B-Leers enclosing $40 will receive prompt aten-
ton. The Doctors time being much taken up that he
cannot attend to letters unless paid for it.