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,..a.. ctafe Convention.

THE action OF the recent D-nocracic State
Convention of Indiana has taken the demo
cracy of the north by surprise, not SO
much 'y what they did, as by, what they
left undone That nine-tenths of the rank
and file of the democracy of Indiana are WITH
Judge Douglas on the Kansas question few
will have the bardihood to deny; but know.
ing that Fitch and Bright, the newly elected
Senators from that State had taken the OPP
posite course ITO secure, as they imagined,
southern votes TO retain them in their seats
which they hold by a very doubtful tenure)
the great query was, could they so honey
fncIe the {. Icgatvs to the State Convention
as TO procure al endorsement oil Their course.
The r suit attests their skill as managers,
while it also very clearly shows what were
the rcal sentiments Of majority OF the
delegates. The Convention, after very
stormy session, nominated State ticket,
and then adopted series of resolutions en-
dorsinc in general terms the administration
Of President buchanan, las all democrats
cheer!ullv do,) and then endorsing in the
same general terms, Messrs. Bright and
Fitch as good Democrats; but remaining
wholly silent on the great question OF the
day-the doctrine of popular sovereignty as
announced in the Nebraska bill. Leaving
the matter at this point, the friends OF
Bright and Fitch attempted to procure an
adjournment sane lie, bnt in this they iai ed.
The convention adjourned in the afternoon
/ to meet again in the evening. On re-assem-
I bling. tie hot headed Bright men were
somewhat cooled off by one Of the best can
didafes they had nominated sending in his
declination on account OF his unwilngness
to stand on their platform. The convention
thcreupon concluded that the question OF
popular sovereignty could not be passed
over, and on the motion OF Mr.. Wallace, an
anti-Lccompton man. adopted by large
majority the following resolution:
Risylcod, That We are still in favor of the
great doctrine of the Kansas Nebraska bill 1;
and that by practical application of that
doctrine the people of 1. State or OF a Terri
tory are vested with the right of ratifyine
or rejecting at the ballot box any Consttu.
ton that may be formed for their govern
mcnr: and that hereafter DO Territory should
be admitted into the Union as State with
out a fair expression Of the will of the peo
pie being first bad upon the Constitution
accompanying the application for admission
. Under the circumstances, the resolution
f is one OF deep significance; but its Language
is more ambiguous and cautious than II
ought to be to express the real sentiment o
the democracy Of Indiana.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-16
BE. EiSEEELE's
Iodine and CarsaDarilla.

This Medicine viii CURE all diseases aris
ing an impure of the BLOOD other auds OF
the system, viz.
S,rof.la Obstinate on .SDres, PimpEss the Face,
Biytches, BJits. chronic >Ore EyeS EiEg7c0yDI or
Tgftrr. Suit H.dd, SUIT R}tsuDf, fdHcsSs Goitye,
Witt SsceliRgs. E.cer S0,1s, PtiSs, Erys,D.Lns.
Strel1iug OJ III GtundS. JIiIts IN the BO5aes and
limits; at chronic Dissdses, and Dis.dses dFising
from tie NJ Nercpry tdiO5HsL
Such powerful curative properties are combined in
Dr. EIstrly's JDft5te ami NJrs0 drf, that the LONG
81 sTtSDING and Of disease are thoroughly
CURED by iCAsE- that had resisted every known re-
NEEDY ana been given by the most distinguished Phy-
siriaus, CDSHRyED and fScURABLE
LIVER COyPLAINT aud DYSPr-iA u y an iSFAlLIBLs
RrMEnY II viii cure CHRONIC AID INELANiaATogT RilEUa
sri.a no matter how BAD. il faithfully Used IL will
and the system perfect health and vgor- 1t
. is a positive for FEMALE COMPLAINTS, such a5
Irregularities the Monthly PERIOD BarrenEess, &c.
fl.sie- approaching that critical period Of He-the
/ CFS. srlaS OF TiiE gES-Es--it is Invaluable.
/ LADIES wLo admire clear beautiful WHITE SHIN,
and rosy cheek. should Dr. EI-terly's Iodine and
Ssrsapzr..a- l. will remove P!up'es from the Face,
Botcies and al r0lEAucss Of tie skin, and give iar
and beautiful complexion.
T. viii cure Drop-y Gravel. Diseases or the Kidneys,
Bladder, and Urinary Organs i has equal ia these
! complaints.
Dr. Esst-flsrS Lil, amt .SJrsgp0y,I1t is positive
and rad. "a cure for iEEeCEIAL DISEASES, matter how
deeply Iav- into tlr frame and vital
gIn-. Il EI ERADICATE every particle Of Mercury from
the system, and neal its bad effects. Il viii Sc
CoNDARY SYPHILIS. or YESEEE,L DISEASE matter how
" anuhate and eNpel the SyrHTir WITS and ali
and POISONOUS MATTER from tie sy.tcn,
aud restore i to perfect state VI HEALTH and PC-
O. EITY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-16

WEATHER IrEMs.-The mild winter seems
to prevail all over the country. On Thurs
day the thermometer stood as follows at the
points named: Toronto, IA +; Bangor, Is
Montreal, 4; Detroit, 80: GAINESVILLE, 30
Milwaukee, So; Springfield, 40; St. LOUIS,
A Cairo, 40 Pittsburgh, &c; Ph,ladel-
phia, 40.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-16
Removed to China Hall,

SFENft sE I. E4E.L
gAVE removed their large aud splendid stock Of Chi
4 Il ma, Glass, and QHeeHswaTe, into osuan's New
Block on the corner OF Madison and Columbus Streets
where they will be pleased to see all their old aud
customers and friends.
Having "A large amount OF outstanding accounts which
We find difficult collect. compes adopt the ready
pay system. We ask all those who indebted to
to come forward and settle forthwith. jlu9
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-16


This Medicine VIII CUEE all Female Con plants. such
s Excessive suppres-ed Painful situation, flour
A.bGs, Whites, Esrrcuutss Sliow Corp Xiun, Head
Ache. Dizziness Weak NeTves FrEh;ig Dreams, and all
Diseases caused b Colds, Checked PerprA,on Excess
Excitement. g." Of the Sexual Organs. For all
Irr-c 4rites Of the Monthly Period DR. HO PIERS fE
uALE CORDIAL = sPHFuY and PJSlilI CURE. II has
been amply tested, and tie most gratifying reports OF
CURES are daily received iT.n every town and city
where il j. known.
- Prizes 81 Per bottle or six bottles for 8.
.s-PrsT.ar,d by DR.. EASTEBLY. corner OF Third and
Chestnut streets -. Loui>, No, sole proprietor.
r.3-Suld by G.. /. THOMPSON, D. WALLER Co, 4. 5.
Druggists generally - jana
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-16

WIscossN.-At caucus Of the democra-
,;c members Of the Wisconsin Legislature,
fxbich met at Madison on tuesday, resolu-
lions were unanimously adopted endorsing
a.. course Of Senator Douglas in regard to
~, Lecompten Constitution.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-16

A PAPER SusPENDED.--The Daily Flag
Dem.) of Bloomington, ILL.,, suspended its
issue on the 10th, after publishing ninety
eight numbers. The weekly paper is contl-
Eued
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-16

"You need little sun and air." said a
physician to a maiden patient I'll do,
was the cute reply, "fil wait ii get mar
ried" Bolus looked thoughtful and thought
it was best
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-16

The South Bend Qnd) Register says that
the farmers of that the farmers of that re-
gion find their corn nearly ntirely ruined
by the rot The Warren Republican says
that " not on. farmer in hundred, of that
section, can depend upon his own corn for
seed. F"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-16

CHEAP.-The Albany Argus has intro
duced new quotation into the market re-,
port. Last Friday it deliberately reported
Hugs dull at $4.75a5 per hundred" All
sales at such prices must haVe been OF an
inferior article.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-16

Herewith enclose copy of my procla-
ma ton TO the people of Utah.
You will oblige me by acknowledging the
receipt OF this by the return messengers;
am, sir, very respectfully. your obi &c,
A. CUMMING,
Governor Utah Territory.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-16

TIE OLD RAYCEE oS THE FmIBUsTCTs.-
We have, in the Springfield papers the pro-
cecdiueS Of a meeting in the Senate Cnam
Der last week, called to give an expression
III reference 10 the seizure of Gen. Walker
by Com. Paulding. The best speech on the
occasion was delivered by E xGov. Reynolds
of which we have brief report. The au-
dience Was large, it being court week, and
many farmers and others were in attendance
at the meeting Of tie Agricultural Execu-
tive Board and the Convention Of Sugar
Growers. The "Old Ranger" took strong
grounds against Walkers scheme of land
piracy, and applauded Com. Pauding in the
most enthusiastic language. The speech
was yociferously appiauled.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-16
To the Afflicted with scsorula and old

Persons who have long been afflicted viii S,rofula
Oh sores, Teter, EugwCTIn. ADD Head Eo,s. Erup-
lions Of the = u- &c. advised 90 procure GRID
LEY'S SALT EIEUM AND TETIER OINTMENT 70 APP
ply the sores diseased part len using DR. las
terry, Iodine and Sar-a ria. Tie Iodine aai carsa
Varjs pGridrs tA- BLOOD and drives out % the
and ycT1r~ auI removes the curse,
while the OlSTsasST HEALS TiiE SORTS. When
used tHAirh Ne Away recuumc.d.B failure 81 d PIX
MsSENT and las never beef! known. They
t.e best ryurdsc, ia the world.
p Size prop ietor s'leuuy believes that his Iodine
AMI >1rSH p4rt sud Grtlrys Ointment MIL CURE any
form of ULCEE OLD SORE any part Of tie system,
az used according 90 directions 9- r.fSOH1cte myth
ct tina AFaiTHFCL and UosT TRIAL is all ask do
'.ar the result.
- Price Of the Iodine and sarsaparila 81 per bot
six bottles fyr s.. GE!DLLIs OsTEEsT 70 cents
per bottle.
Prepared hy DR. KtsTfLT, southeast corner Of Third
aud CIesnat streets, 81 Louis, No, sole proprietor, to
whom all orders must be addressed.
- sold by G. J. THOMPSON, D. GAlEFR Co. A. =
PCrSts. and NJ KSLussL, druggists, oiiasa, and by
+ druggists generally. JAM
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-16
Academy of Music.

FEYHE undersigned has opened an Academy Of Music,
n in which ali instruments, Piano, h-lOdeon. Nio
lin, Caronet Flute, Iitar and Singing and all Brass
Instruments viii be taught at reasonable charges.
Clgssess will be opened, containing more than II
scholars in each.
music furnished for Balls Parties, Parades, &c, with
ai4s number Of Instruments, sOnabe terms.
jau9-tf q " nFZu,ED
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-16

Snow AT THE SoUTH.-Snow storms have
been quite frequent and heavy in Virginia in
the last few days. In some places the snow
fell to a depth of twelve inches.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-16

Tho December weather of North ern Eu-
rope appears to have been aS rnid as in this
country \ letter from 81. Petersburgh, OF
Dee 18th, states that thaw had set IN,
which had put end to sielghiAg, and that
il continued, the Neva would be very soon
=, lcar OF ice
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-16

1voxrS WASTED.--he latest census Of
o-..on exhibits a. remarkable disparity of
s,s.xes While the males NIB rs $40
-. are only -, SecfsRsles,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-16
NEW GOODS.

A, nj. ri NJ VI e Il M "A N
uUAS now received his large and well selected stock
Ill of
Fall and Winter Clothing,
Consisting of Fine French Black Broadcoth Coats and
Blne Dress Coats and Heavy Double Beaver Over Coats
and Seal Skin Over Coats and all kinds of business
Goats In PANTS lie has Black Doeskin and CASH
mere Pants of kinds Fancy Silk Velvet, Silk Grena
dine. and Cashmere Vests of all Styles Also, large
stock Of
Gents Furnishing Goods,
And full stock Boys Clothing, Trunks. Hats Caps
and in everything usually kept in first class Cloth
ing House. 4. NJ ZIMMERMAN,
ian16 No. 8, Reddtck's Bloek
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-16

The 7, xas legislature has passed bill
which allows free aegroes who may desire it,
to select masters and become slaves.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-16

TrnxrD UP-M,i'cu, the dealer in news
papers and 'ya'ier hivcrcd literature who,
some two years $50 disappeared SO mysteri-
ou-ly from Chicago, and who for six months
afterwards was supposed to be running wild
about LocbpoFt, and afterwards in Kane
county, but was never caught, although Sc
veal hunting bees were got up in Chicago
and spent weeks in his pursuit, has turned
up. Instead of having gone OF TO the
woods crazy, Mel!cu appears 10 have gone oil
Ike most men who are supposed to be en-
tirely sound III ti!U upper st":y, On the cars
10 Now York and thence TO California, under
al assumed name, to oludc the pursuit Of
some Troublesome credit,r rs. Meantime, in
the interim Of lis absence, his distressed
widow, having incurred hery year, and consi-
derins hrr former lord dad, sought couso'a-
ton in mairimony, and IS now in the awk-
ward rrcd!camcnt Of having two ligc has
bands {, oace, neither wi!.ing to give her M.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-16

One of the happiest things ever said on
a dry subject is the following by Charles
Lamb: The Water cure is neither new
nor wonderful, for it Is as old as the Deluge,
which, in my opinion, killed more than II
curtd "
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-16
On hand, packed, and used in city, 7o,9si

Owing to the exceedingly low price OF
Hogs during the past week, the receipts have
been much lighter than they otherwise
would have been but we have every reason
to believe that before the season is over,
prices will rally so as TO draw to this market
vast amount of the wealth OF produce
which the Northwest now possesses IN the
shape Of Pork.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-16
Eotice.
on and after the l2 day Of this January, 1883 ".
~ sell Goods FOR
Cash and fs.rtrr cnIv

Cash and fsIrlcr Only.
All Goods In my line OF trade shall be mi down TO tia
lowest figure possible. All Wooden Goods now on hand
will be sold GroceIies Of every description
will sell for a nominal advance cost. Those who
want any article in the line of Dry Goods Groceries
Clothing Hardware, Queensware, Boots aud Shoes
pe.ing &c, and have the money to pay them,
VIII find themselves materially benefited by getting my
prizes before buying elsewhere.
This notice means what ii says
iapa 8 w CUEENEH
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-16

Slayn. Who was hang receatly at St johns
y. b., for the murder of the Mckenzie iainl-
~. confessed that, aiteohe elder members
OF the family had been bu;chered, little
girl about three years old nnocenty held
IN her doll and offered il to him if he Won d
, OF Kill her. The little innoceuts offer was
refused, and the inhuman monster murder
cd her
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-16
The Pork Trade OF ISj7e'S.

Notwithstanding the duh times, 1t is graft
fvjng to be able to communicate to the pub
lie. tina, the Pork Trade at least for the
present season is holding its own, with
good addition to the figures Of the last
season. Although the prices have unpre-
cedentedly low, still our market has been
pretty well supplied, and as the weather
afforded opportunity, packers have been
comparatively busy, although nearly all
nave been and are now only packing to full
fill contracts.
The total number of Live Hogs received
from the list OF November last up to the 9th
inst. is lO4, 77l-more than double the re-
ceipts of the previous season, up to the same
date. The mild weather, however, has opc-
rated to lessen the receipts Of Dressed Hogs.
The total number received up to the 9th inst.
is 7.s77-less than half the receipts up to
the same date last season. The total num-
Der of Hogs-both Live and Dressed-rc-
ceived up TO January 9, is ll2, 64S-an in
crease, over the receipts of last season Of
1880 The following table shows the ar
rivals and shipments:
Hogs Heeetced iron, Nog. to Jan. g. o, tseo Seasons
1861 1873.
Live Hogs, .50,Tl0 10f,77l
Dressed Hogs. l6,5SS 1877
Total live an dressed. 81 ,299 1l2,6i8
67,269
Increase for the season, ....... o,"oO
! Hoqs .ShipDed from Nor l, 81, to Jan. /, 90.
Live. Dressed. Total
/ Shipped East, 80. So, los Joy o.'di.
10 Milwaukee. 80. 1923 l,222 4,Zf'
Total .3Ol33 1881 fl, 6Gl
! The condition of the business for the sea
son, therefore stands thus:
Total receipts of live and dressed
Hogs, No ..-.. ll-,ofC
Total shinment. 4l,GG4
On hand packed, and used in city, 7o,9ei
Owing to the exceedingly low price Of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-16

HARDY HOUSE LA SALLE.-There was a
rumor in town few days ago that the Har-
DIV House at La Sale had been destroyed by
fire. The origin Of the rumor is thus gwen
bv the La Sale Journal
RECOMMENDATIONS citizens were thrown
into a state of excitement on Friday last by
the imagined discovery of fire proceeding
from the roof Of the " Hardy House." the
most satisfactory looking building for hotel
purposes in the city. After ascending to
the roof it was found to be nothing more
than the kitchen chimney burning out,
80 that the much excited servant girls, who
had seized their dresses, hoops, hair brush
eS, ond fuc-combs and started for the street
with them, were soon seen vending then
way back to the chambers they had desert
e. with half so fast gait as before.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-16

Also, fresh lot OF Clothing Cents Furnishing
Goods and Gloves and Hittens, all OF which viii be sold
at less than fret cost for cash, at FsxE TAYLOR-,
door east Of the City Bank. jIu9-2w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-16

The VIcE-PEEsIDEYT Oh kASsAs.-A Wa
shington despatch says:
Nice-President Breckenridge is reserved
as to committing himself concerning the
Lecompton swndle, but Is supposed to have
a leaning toward Mr.. Douglas position.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-16

Some parts OF the State are Hooded with
Nebraska shiuplasters, almost to the exc'u-
sion of other currency. In this locality, we
are happy to say, this wild cat has created
no disturbance, hitherto, and cannot do so
hereafter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-16
. ID tsrNnrfi.

a. ioLEN ron me subscriber. living "a the town OF Sc
- rcna. Ia sale county, NaJtv evening, January
sth, l7o5 BlidiI BAY MARE, witA white hair mixed
through the bay heavy with !pa foot the fe flock
joints vt the hind feet bent nearly to the rrouud large
wind gall. the GamDrel joints. said mare had on
when taken, saddle, bride, and haltcr-he saddle is
new with light skirts aud dark seat The halter was
leather Lcadstal with rope 6"r strap The mare was
. taken while litched near the Serena schoo! House
The above reward will be paid the mare and ,Ief
twenty five dollars for the alone or Information
that will lead TO her recovery.
Address Serena Pos: Office, L. Sale County M.
jams DANIEL. BLAKE
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ENRON the subscriber, residing on the Newark f'oi'
nbout miles northeast OF ottawa, IN me lore-pat.
of June last two year old Eeifers, win
white with some brown about the head, the Cal ehey
white the other was light red, with no white that re-
rnember,-Caf also red. Said Heiers were last see
near MIR Tharp place Any person giving Information
where said attic may be found VIII be suitably re""
ed. Address the subscriber at OTTAWA r ". ,,,y
jan16-iw* JOHN oCoNNoh, y HHts..
AN ORDINANCE to repeal certain oruihah0e' III 'e'
ton TO the City Marshal. - ,., - H. ~,
SIC /. b a oTdaiRed by TIE CITY toHnen OF the cay
of ttara That all ordinances relating to the appoint
ment or prescribing tbs duties of City Marshall ana m
inc his salary be and the are hereby repeated.
This ordinance take effect from ana amer N'e M
da i % feg Ta p' I, is5s j. AVERY city Clerk
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-16

n ;mproved farm of 100 acres, all well fenced, a
small house. and eighty acres unuer the piow tits
~ MEL sec 81 Town 81, Range 3, and 81 miles from
oi'a"s' THOMAS ADAMS, Ophir, or
tt. o H. T. EAMES, Ottdaod.
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STOP THAT Cough:

DIR. CAkI Elk = OOOtu bAbShM
WI Cure CougGs CoIfs, 4sttad CoEstrnp tion, BroH
cIuis Sgitting Of B1o0d Pain in tie side and
Breast, PisaHi.y, WhocPing CoaGt Group, a'rer
ti7HtDAfiBt, PtHBtRfj0H az he Hetftt, ana az D.
sersts ef he TAroat, Chest, and lungs
90 much care and attention cannot be given TO di-I
seases of the THROAT and LUNGS. Reader hayc yot
a Cough Cold, or any disease of the Lungs: Do "
negicct it. DELAY DANGEROUS MILLIONS ~
ally by p..sie,tnr Z COMMON CoLn. Colds and O.
lead to CONSUMPTION, and then to an carry ueaih-
BE advised in time. and procure at once at celebrated
remedy. DIR. CARRIERS COUGH BAlSAM, the GREATEST
and BEST REMEDY IN THE WORLD. IL has cureo
thousands upon thousands after physicians and very
other remedy had aed and the patient given up
Physicians, druggists aud all vino have used DR. -
TER'S COUGH BALsAM, universally acknowledge u inc
most PROMPT, PLEASANT, and FFFICAClots RENE-
DY known for all diseases of the Throat tHAsr' AND
LUyGS.
Price-Trial bottles, % cents larger bottles. II per
bottle, or six bottles for s..
sxs3 Prepared by DIR EAsfERLi corner oi ihlrd anu
Crsnnt streets - Iouis No. sole proprietor and to
whom all O, ders must be sent to get the genuine .
,1srsold by O. H. THOMPSON, ID. WALKER 4 Cos A.S>
prTS,M and NJ KxErssL, Druggists, Ottawa, sna ~
Druggists generally 'anf
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lust Received. al Eisltc 81 Eaylor-s,
4 FRESH lot % Ladies' Boots and Shoes, Over shoes
"a and RUbbers; Gents Thick Boots, Calf Boots, and
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-06
READ IND REFLECT
DR.. G.. III. Toner'S Gard to the 4 AGicfed


Quicz' cures and Lo10 Prices at tie EstaJIisted
OBice, Sirth street, betreen J and X streets.
Z Ak. TOIER returns his thanks to his numerous pa
~ tents for their patronage, and would embrace
this opportunity TO remind them thathe continues to
consult on those difficult of NENEREAL which
have baled the skin Of of the most celebrated
physicians Of the age, and upon which he has NeUer
FdHed TO Perform q Ru0jcaI cure
DR.. Tozels reputation a physician stands une-
qualed Ills exclusive attention to diseases of the
Gcnito Urinary Organs, for many years renders HIM
perfect master Of Syphlitc diseases
Dr. Tozcr has, it is well known, taken patients from
the v""' verge Of the grave and RestOrcd them to
ICJect Ht0Hb. lie further states that he deems it
sufficient to attract the attention of those who might
need the services Of physician in cases, par
ticularly those enumerated in the advertisement, eN-
pcctng they would test my merits as practitioner,
and the result my practice has been thus far satisac-
tory to my patients and myself. Nor do 1 deem 1t
necessary TO MI columns OF newspapers with iulsome,
empric and bombastc advertisements, protesting my
ability 10 heal al diseases flesh is heir to, for to do
that must be something more than man, but TO give
those that are afflicted Nith Nenereal, Chronic and
other diseases, to understand, from long experience
am fully competent to treat them successfully.
oier no genuine or fraudulent certificates or pufTs
oi my superior qualifications as practitioner, nei
ther do assume the medical honors to which en-
titled; butmerey ask those who are diseased to read
private diseases and judge for themselves where to
apply for relief. Only rooms are so arranged that |
can be consulted in private At all hours Of the day,
from O'Clock A. NJ. until ND
s43 Persons with Chronic Diarrhma, Dysentery,
Nervous Debility, Low Spirits Lassitude, Weakness
OF the limbs and back, Indspostion Loss Of Memory
Aversion to Society," Love Of Solitude, Tmidity Self
distrust Dizziness Headache pain in the side aflec-
other Infrmtes in alan, &c, will find it important to
consult Dr. CIlAS. H. TOZER at his office, Sixth st.
between and X, Sacramento.
noy4-yr CHAs. Il. TozER, NJ. D.