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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-04-03
THE BODMAN SLAVE CASE,

Il seems Charles Budman, the Cincinnati slsys
trader, who sells beautiful young women-chsrsh
members. "foy benevolent purposes" is not alto.
gesher reliable in his Our readers will
recollect that he rather piqued himself On his
~modesry, stating that he had no agency in publish,
ing the statement of his benevolent disposition Of
the estate. The Baltimore American publishes
MIR, Goldman card which appeared in the Boyle
last week and makes the following omments upon
it:
THE original statement with regard to Mr.. Bod
mans slaves, and the generous conduct of his
legatee. MIR. Charles Bodman in his card. having
originally appeared in the columns of the Americsn
We will state the facts with regard to is publics.
ton. We were called upon by a gentlmap who re-.
presented himself to be Mr.. Charles Bodman Of
CinNinnati, who furnished us with the facts as pub.
lished, and we copied the names Of the slaves from
the back of what was represented as a deed trans.
terring them TO the daughters Of Mr.. Bo Imam. He
stated to us that he had given up 70 them not only
oil claim to the property of the deceased, valued AZ
about 100000, but had also given them the slaves.
with the exception ot an old c0l0red man. the BODY
servant Of Mr.. BOdman, whom he proposed 10 take
to Cincinnati with him and liberate So far a. the
property ia concerned, we believe the sta semsns
was correct, except that the amount was not 40
large as represented, and we presumed, until the
account Of the sale of the slaves appeared in the
Cincinnati Gazette, that they were still in this city.
Mr.. Bodman called at the office on the day the
publication was made, and procured some copies
OF the paper, but made no complaint Of any error in
our statement.
The Lexington correspondent Of the Cincinnsti
Gazette states that two Of these unfortunate girls
have already been sent south, and that the third
the 'ehHe one is stiil in the family of a negro
trader in that city--that she is now his property.
Whefhar Mr. Rnd1,an ha Dan,hi:o.. - n.
crat we do not know ;-but We should think it mighi
be deemed justiiable for the white mans party
to interfere with slavery when a citizen of Ohio
sells beautiful young Women,-WHITE church
members. to negro traders.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-04-03
LucEpoar, ERIE Co. Pa.
March I6 1853.
TYRE +. PICKETT.
Csssvo )Rpo, Randolph County, Indiana.

Mr.. r ,stssos Several friends of freedom and
humanity have been laboring in our vicinity for
some time past. Among them W. w. Brown,
that noble cham piun for freedom who stands iden-
tifed in color with our wronged aud suffering mill
ions in this land Of Liberty and chains, where
more than forty thousand Priests bow daily thank
ing GJd, like the Pharisee, that they are not like
other men. TO hear him speak it would seem
there could be no heart that did not beat with
indignation or pulsate with more tender pity Tor
bleeding humanity. lie held n number of meet.
ings here attended by willing listeners and
applause greeted him on every hand, as he IL very
mild, in his lamentations Of church and state.
Last week we wire visited by Mr.. A.. T. Foss,
a man Of noble intellect the sympathy Ct whose
soul and the eloquence of who's etonKue are enlisted
for the slave. But the people of this place have
30 long been in the habit Of bathing in the putIid
waters Of a pro slavery theology. and clothing
themselves in garments of seifrighteousness, tha'
when they came to i've tho true Gospel preached
to them. showing their naked deformity, they
shrunk back in great amusement and cried 'lnfde
Inf lei y one lady left the house in great haste
saying II came to hear an anti slavery lecture bu
have mt heard anything but infdelity." She il
looked up to, by the Church as one of it's bright
est ornaments and a pattern of piety .%but!her piet.
seems to haze devnured her humanity, Anothe
lady, very much excited said, I'VE can teach yo,
u thing or two" All through the discourse wer
heard gruans and hisses. After Mr. oss sat dow,
n Methodist, hoped up and said, do you believ
in the Bible? Mr.. Foss said, do you mean KIM
james Bible 7 "Sir l mean the word Of God.
lie left in great haste, and in a few moments tn
house was in an uproar, the Metiodists all rushed
to the stand, all talking at once, their voices lou'
and bois,erons. Mr.. +. stood calm and undaunt
ed. exposing the ialsity of their position, but hi
could not be heard, so we left. | think he ha
.nwn the good seed and narrowed it in well An,
it will bring forth an hundred fold. Oh. how
long shall the plumes of Liberty trail in the dust
SARAH ANN LOW.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-04-03

Our meetings generally were we'll attended,
The hospitality of the friends of the cause was
ample. And although the financial difficulty has
caused a present scarcity Of money, so that those
who would gladly have aided the cause with con-
tributiops. were unable to do so, yet we trust tina,
in the earliest days Of returning prosperity, they
will be promt, cheerful ,aud liberal givers. Perhaps
we have made but few converts, yet wo have pre-
sented our doctrines to the attention Of many
who never before considered them and have
succeeded in making the masses we have address
ed look the question of Disunion fairly in tn,
face.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-04-03
In haste, Yours.
j. +. WHITMORE.

ACCIDENT on THE SEABrARD AND ROANOKE r
R-FIFTEEN CARS WITH THEIR CONTENTS De
sTgnYED.-The freight train ON the Seahnrd and
Roanoke r.. X. ran off the track at Smiths Creek
one mile above Suff,ld, on Thursday last, cutting
the lies on the bridge till abnut 100 feet of i, gave
why. precipitating "a cars into the creek below
"A distanct Of 40 feet. The cars and their contents
are described AS one ''undistinguished ruin" in
which sugar and coife. whisky and molasses.
l,onDets and ribbons. boots and shoes, crinolines
and hoops, dry goods and hard were mos,
beautifully blended and mixed up in one grand
and original mct ley.-The freight destroyed was
valued at q hundred thousand dollars.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-04-03

or to get Bro. Hard to run away from us aud
leave US 10 ourselves.
We ut last lsft thi, hard case aud his brothe or
Methodist priests, and closed our acquaintance
with these men VIII, devote their time TO the
building up Of that a,heistic iuiidclity, a slave.
holding religion, of tho Methodist Episcopal
variety.
J. A. III.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-04-03
Gbe Anti laperp Buale.
SALEM, ONO, AFRIL 8, 1858.

MEETING OF the Executive COMMITTEE. The
regular meeting Of the Observation-Disclosures Of the
western Anti Slavery Society will be held on tho
4'h oil April commencing at 10 o'clock, A.. NJ
AT the house Of Benz. S. Jones. A full abundance
10 desired.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-04-03

WOOD vs.. GsEELEY.-It is said that Fernando
Wood is about to bring a libel suit against the
New York Tribune, and tina. the action will include
no less than seven hrndred and fifty different
libels published during the four years of Woods
mayoralty Of New York. Bo,b civil and criminal
actions are 70 be brought
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-04-03

KIDNAPPING IN New YoRK.-It is alleged tina,
James p. FINALLY alias Harry A. Howard,a Cana.
dian, and a woman named Ann Brainard. ala,
Ann Howard, recently persuaded a colored girl
named Sarah Tayl.r. whose family lives at the
corner OF Baxter and BroUme streets. to leave the
city with them, under pretcnce that thew had
found her a place in Newark az a servant. She
went with them on the cars, but instead of stop
ping at Newark they took her directly to Wash
lngton, where they arrived the next morning
March 9th. 1t is alleged that FINALLY immedi
ately offered the girl to a slave.driver in that cit,
for SOU. but 1t appears did not make a trade.
Officers Barry and Lusk. obtained a reauisitior
from Governor King. aud proceeded 10 Baltimore
with a warrant, where they received additiopa
Information. Officer Lusk went to ANNAPOLIS tc
get the necessary papers. and Barry went to Eli
colts MILLS. in Howard county. lie had neye,
seen FINALLY, but soon met a man in the stree
who answered perfectly the description. #,
make matters sure, he went to the post Office. and
stating his errand to the postmaster, obtained
through him a suit of laborer's clothes, and takins
his station by the general delivery Office
watched until the suspected individual made hi
appearance, and Inquired first for a letter for j
7. FINALLY. and then for Me- j. p. Finn ,lly.-
All doubt icing removed. the ,ficer followed hin
10 bis lodgings, and arrested him and his pretend
ed wife.
The officers with their prisoners arrived las
night. The Mayor this forenoon sent the case 4
the Recorder. The colored girl is still in Wash
ington.-N y Post Of March "a.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-04-03

How Much 1T REQTIREs To MAKE A Missouri
SENATOR "A colloquy arose 10 the United State.
Senate last week between Senator Clark, of New
Hampshire. and Green, of Missouri, as follows
which will give an idea Of Mr.. Green's knowledge
of history.
Mr.. Clark said ! want him (Green) to answe,
~ he knows that there were slaves in New Hamp
shire. -
Mr., Grssn-NOt by personal knowledge,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-04-03

Mr.. Bruce stated in the Virginia Legislature.
recently. that there had been, in the last thirty
years, n decline in slaves, as sn elemsct Of pope
lstivn, Of ! per cent.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-14
DECLARAToRY NOTICE.

STATE OF CALiFORNIA-Countyo OF Butte--ss.
- Barbara Schirner, resident of the county of
Butte and State OF California, being married wo-
man, TO wit: the wife of Charles Schlriner, also a
resident of sad county, hereby makes this decara'
ton, that she will carry the business of farming
and rancbiDg and buying, selling, raising and tra-
dag In horses cows, sheep hog vegetables, aud all
business transactions of what nature soeyer. con
nected with the said business OF farming and ranch.
lag, in her own II Ime, and on her own account, and
that and after the date OF this declaration of in
tenon, she will be individually responsible IN her
own name. fos all debts contracted by her ac-
count of said business above mentioned And she
further declares that the capital invested in her said
business above mentioned, does not exceed the sum
OF five thousand dollars.
BARBARA SCUfRMER
On this the sixth day OF March, A. d. 1853, before
me III. A. Castor, Notary Public in and for said
Butte County, personally appeared Barbara Sohir-
mer and made and signed tho foregoing declaration
nnter oath in my presence.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand
and official SEAL the day and year first above wr ten
SEAL II. A. CASTOR, Notary Public,
''' in and for Butte County. Cal
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-14
CONSTABLE SALES.
CoNsrABLEs SALE.

ICY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
out OF justice Berry's Court Of onhir Tow aship.
couny 81 bute, State Of California. and to me di'
,ec, .s ID favor Of ~. NJ. PHIPPs, and against
y y,sls D. Nile y. u. TAYLOR and WILLIAM
'nool' ior uic sum OF one hundred aud twenty six
iorty ont hnndFeiths dollars debt and thirty We and
nve one-hdn1redths dollars. costs of suit. / have
selzed ana WIZ expose for sale public auction 10
ne inquest bidier for cash, at John 3. Bsrrys ofcs
On BRA street. In tbs Town of 0ruyilI- County aud
staI n aforesaid, on Monday the TWELFTH DAY OF
APRIL A. ID. 1885, at IL O'Clock, NJ. the following
uesc1i1en properly, 10 witt One certain piece OF
ground situated on fhonpsQn's Flat, in Eureka
township, Butte County, State OF California togeth-
er WIN the building and appertenances thsreunto
and Taylor n billiard saloon.
*. l.. PIITOJF. Constable.
BY :. N. PRESTON, Deputy.
Dated Orovllle, March 22d, 1853
The above sale Is p )sponed until Monday April
Isth, 1865, al the same hour and place.
H. l.. PATTOyN, Constable.
Oroyillc, April 18th 1858.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-14

HNilEGRE ATEST DISCOVERY OFTUEAGE-
treat "iessne to Nankindl-Innocen: but po-
tent!-Er, l.. ] Czapkay's PrnrbyIacticum IspIf,iis
iniec'ius agent sure preventive against Gounor-
rheai and Syptilitic diseases, and an unsurpassed
remedy or Az feneYal, scr1iu!ous, gnngrenous ami
cahcer'hS ulcers foetd discharge from vagina utter
US ana ur'hra ant all cHtGneons ernpiions and dis
eases. As inuoculaon is 2 sure preventive ag inst
smal pox, 50 Is Or. I'D, CzapSays prophyaciicum
apreFentive against Syphilic and Conorheal dis
eases. Harmless IN itself it possesses the mower Of
chem'caly destroying the .,phtic virus and there.
by saving thousands of deDanchees from being infec
leu nN the most loathsome of all diseases Let no
young man who appreciates health ne without nr
Czapkay prnphy aciicum. 1t is in yer, convenien,
packages, and will be found convehentfor use being
used as soap Price. s.. For sale at Dr. l., j
CzapEay's Private Medical aud Surg cal Institute
Sacramento street, beoY Montgomery, opposite T.
VI Co.'S office, san francisco. -
AliletteFs m lst be addressed to L. j. Cznpkay, M.
d., san Francisco. 49,
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-14
SuERIrrrS SALE

10y VIRTUE OF A DECRErAL ORDER Issucd
- out o the District Court OF the Fifteenth Judi
cal District In aud for Butte county and State OF Cal
tfornia against A. SktNkLE and In favor of WM
LATriM0RE for the sum of three hundred 5000 90
dollars with Interest on said sum from tho Ith day of
February A. d. ts5T at the rate OF ten per cent per
annum until paid, also all costs of suit taxed In he
Of ton $40 90 dollars aud all accruing costs on
said writ 10 mo directed and delivered commanding
me TO sell the morgaged promises hereinafter de-
seribed 20 satisfy said demand, will ON SATURDAY
the rWENrY-SEVENrH DAY OF FEBRUARY A.
ID. 1888, at the hour of two O'Clock p NJ. OF said
day, In pursuance with the Requirements Of said
order sell at public sale 10 tho highest bidder for cash
the properly described In said order OF sale fol.
lows to witt al the right title and interest of the do,
PENDANT In and TO "a certain house AMI lot lying and
being situated In the village of Bangor, Butte county
and state OF California, To wit that house described
on the said fourth day Of February a. u. 1857 as
owned aud occupied by said 4. skinkle \ Travesse
as Liquor Saloon aud called the Fashion saloon,
aud lot ON the corner OF Main and umbert street In
the said village Of Bangor. and county and state
aforesaid.
The above sale to take place at tho Cont House
don, in the Town of 0roville, County aud state
aforesaid.
NJ D. PLUM. Sheriff Butte County
Oroviiie, Fen. lth, 1883,
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-14
sHERrpr,s SALE.

DY vIRrUEof an execution issued out OF the
ID District Court, of the Fifteenth Judicial Dis
trict In and tor the Conaty OF Butte, and state OF
California comm anding me 10 make the sum of two
hundred aud seventh flour dollars, S21i O0i with In
terest thereon at the rate of ten per cent, per an
mum until paid together with the further sum OF
thirty -four aud ay five hundredths dollars costs
OF suit and all accruing costs by said writ wherein
Mining Company are defendants, I uave levied upon,
and shall expose public SALE 10 the highest bidder
for cash. at the Court House door, In the Town of
Oroyilie. County Of Butte, ate aforesaid, Thurs
day the nrst day Of April, A. d. 1858. at i2
O'Clock NJ Of said day, all OF the right. title and iu
terest of the above named defendants In and to the
following described personal property. TO wit; The
mill known a. the Hansonville Qnariz Mil together
with the machinery, hereditsments and appertenan.
ces thereunto belonging. consisting of steam engine
boilers, stamps. fixtures, Sc.
". ID. PLUM, Sheriff Butte County.
Orovf.le March Q, 1858.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-14
LEGAL NOTICES.
SIM VI 0TS

a. FATE OF CkliFoINl t-BUfTE DCNrY-
- 50. The People of tho state of tn,iflrla: TO
Robert Mcdonnell, greeting: You are hereby sum
moned 10 appear before mo, at my oiiss in the pwn
snip OF Eureka. on tho seventh day of April, 1853.
~ 10 O'Clock, a. NJ, % answer unto Tho complaint oi
Reed Nance plaintiffs who sue to ;1yer the sum
OF ten aud fifteen one hun tredths dollars open
account FOR bu cheers meat sold and delivered, when
judgment VIII b. taken against ytu for the above
amount, with costs and damages, il you fll to APP
pear and answer
Given nadcr my han |, tins 2}l day Of February,
1903. Z. II CAMPBELL, Justice of tho Peace
Eureka I ,anshp, Butte County.
II appearing TO the Justice. that service OF the
above cannot be had otherwise than by publication
therefore ordered, that seryi y, be bad by publishing
tho same In the u ute Record twenty -one days.
Witness my hand this eighteenth dW of Mirch,
A. u. 1853 {. T. CAMPBELL, J. p.
4 trIe copy: w. N ALLEN, Constable MARIO
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-14
SHERIrr'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF An EXECUT
- issued out Of the District Court Of the Fiji
teenth Judicial District, In and tor the County Of
Butte, and State of California, commanding me to
make the sum OF seven hundred dollars, together
with the further OF dollars costs Of suit md
all accrnlng costs by said writ, wherein G. D. O'Su-
van and VIM +. Cushman are plaintiffs, and ID.
Cushion aud J. ". Coiahan are DESCENDANTS, | have
levied and upon, and shall expose at public sao, to
the highest bidder for cash. Mt tho Court House door
In the Town OF Oroville County of Butte state atore
said, ON Friday the Twenty-sixth day OF
March, A. ID. 1855, at IL O'Clock. N. OF said day,
NIL Of the right e and interest OF the above named
defendants, In and to tho following described per-
sonal properly, to wit: certain Quarz Ledge, stu.
ated In Orc Township Butte County, California, on
one OF the branches OF "Powell Creek" and known
as the sMurphy Il Co" Ledge. together with all and
singular Its dips, spurs, aud angles Also, the teno-
msnis, machinery, aud fixtures thereunio belonging
or In anywse appertamlng.
". ID. PLUM, Sheriff Butte County,
Dated March 9th, 1858.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-14
CONSTABLES SALE.

state OF California, County Of Butte S.
apf VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
nD issued out of Justices Court. T.. Dpnoho Jus,
tea OF the Peace for the said county at the suit Of
cam, ct ais VS., d. Cusheon, ct. ais. and to me
dreetef commanding me-, out OF the property of said
defendants, tc satisfy tho judgma Mt rendered in "a
Nor OF SAID plaintiffs and against said defendants for
tho sum OF SCI IL damages and S33 rs costs OF suit
AMI accrriny costa have levied upon and will sell
a. the law directs at the Court House door of said
county, on the l7th Day or April next, at two
O'Clock J.. NJ, all defendants title md right in and
to the Quartz Mining Claim known as the .'Powelrs
Creek quartz Mining CO.., situate the head waters
OF said crock in said county running T5o feet south
eriy from SHAFT and 300 feet northcrly from same
shaft containing all the dips aud angles OF the ledge
east and west OF said line, with the appurtenances
therounto belonging.
W J PURCELL, Constable
0roviile, March 25th, 1855 mo6td
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-14
SJHMlIS.

state of a. Ornia, In the ID strict Court orthe Fiji
County of Butte, teenth Judicial District.
JpHN SYLVESTER vs.. PWLLIP BRTEL * Co
IN action brought in the District ,urt of the FIT
teenth Judicial District, and the Complaint Filed
IN the County OF Butte, in tho OH e OF the Clerk
of said District Court
FENllE People of the state OF Q iliG lla, To Philu
IL Briel, Greeting You are hereby required to
appear in nn action brought against yo by the
above named Plainlilr in the District Court of the
Fifteenth judicial District, in and for the County OF
Butte, and to answer the Complaint died therein.
"a copy OF which acc ,npanies this SImnons,) with
In ten days exclusive Of the day 81 servccJ after
the service on you OF this Summons, if served within
this County fse~ved nu of this County. bat with
In this Judicial District within twenty days, or il
on OF said Dielrict then within forty days or ldy-
mont by default will DO taken against you.
Tbs said action Is brought 70 obtain judgment for
the recovery OF the sun OF Two Hundred and Fifty
DJllrs aud Interest thereon ~ tho rate of ten per
cent. per annum from tho second day Of July last
aud for II 'eree for the Foreclosure OF u certain
mortgage doed and fDr the sale Of The morigagei
promises known "a the Slaughter Ground of 4.
II 1T * Co, an more fully described in Plaintiff )
Complaint herewith served; and for Execution
against other property of DESCENDANTS, If said mort
gagged premises should be insufficient to satisfy the
jntgm mt herein, ana for costs of SUIT aud ifyou
fail TO appear AMI answer the said Compliant as
ab we required, the Plaintiff VIII apply TO the Court
for the relief in his Complain, demanded.
[ ~ Given uader my hani and Seal of the
SEAL. ! District Court of the Fifteenth judicial
~ District this Fourth day of December in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
fny-sev
NJ II. DARRACn. Clerk.
GRANGER L CuEEsAAN. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
d7-lw3m
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-14
COnstabie's Sale.

State Of California, County of Butte, 50.
ETY. VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
NJ issued out OF Justices Court, Edward Donaho
Justice OF the Peace for said county at the suit OF T.
Farrey ct al, VS. ID. Cushion Ell ala, and to d
rected commanding me ont of the property of said
defendants to saiisfy the judgment rendered in favor
of said pnintifs aud ag sad Defendants for the
Accruing cost, have levied upon aud will sell as
tho law directs AT the court hUuse door of said coun-
~ on the 18th day OF April next ut two O'Clock
y. NJ, NIL the deiendhnts's tile and right in aud To
the quartz mining claim known IA that Of the Pow
ellis Creek Quartz Mining Cos" situate On tho head
waters OF said creek In sad county, running 10 feet
southerly from shaft, end 800 feet norther.
y from same SHAFT, containing all the dips and angles
of the ledge east and west OF said ine with the ap-
pnrtcnances thereunto belonging.
NJ J. PURCELL, Constable.
Oroville, March 25th, 1853. m26td
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-14
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

State OF CnIiIOrnia, county OF Butte -.
Upf VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
hD issued out of Justices Court, +. Donoho, Jus.
tice of the Peace for said county, at the suit of ID
Toy, vs.. J ID CUSHION ct ais, aud to me directed,
commanding me to make out of the property of said
defendants to satisfy the judgment rendered in ia vor
OF said.plantin and against said defendants for the
sum of SiOl 30 damages and $40 80 costs suit and
accruing costs have levied upon and will sell tho
law directs at the Court House door said county,
on the 18th Day OF April next, at two O'Clock
the u. NJ, all defendants title and right in and to
the Quartz Mining Claim known as that of the
"Powells Creek Quartz Mining Company situate
on the head waters of said creek, in said county,
running $50 feet southery from shaft and 800 feet
northeTly from same shaft, containing all the dips
aud angles of the ledge east and west OF said line
with the appurtenanees thsreunto belonging.
~ J PURCELL, Constable.
Qroyiue, March 25th, 1858. m2atd
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-14
TO THE LADIES OF CALIFORNIA

,OZApkAY, NJ. D.. Physician. Surgeon anc
10 Accoueher, invites the attention of The sict
and afflicted females laboring under INV 81 ,h
Gus io,ns oil diseases OF the brain, lungs heart
stomach. liver womb, blood, kidneys and ali diseas
e. peoauaf 70 Their sex The Doctor is erectng more
cures imam any other ply sican in the State Of Cali
ornis- Let no false delicacy prevent Won bnt ANIL
@ and save yourselves from painful sntie
hg ana premature death. All married lsdies whose
M neA or other circumstances DO NOT allow
Ganss ~ aneir families Shouts call at Dr. L
Saapsas Medical Institute, Sacramento street be.
~ ~ opposite the Pacific Mail steam
relief and help. '''s every possible
oasl,a 's offices are 50 arranged that he can be
oss \, Without the T. res uioiestation'
Al consultations, BY ~ or otberTisa rraa
Or. L. J CZAPKAY,
RAIL- MEDICAL Institute. Sacramento stree.
e So, S,herx Opposite Pacific Mail Steamship