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COnsu mptIVes do not
COSsUMP FION e An OLD INDILs Q
TOh USCAS BKAAT. whue a
CURED. = = s'oTs5g ,m}2s the Indisns
covered = RARE PLANT. that
CuNSNWPIAONproFes to he a certain cure fer
Consumption BTcHchitis. Asth-
Iurrn ms, Liver Oompl4ibt. Nervous
-S Ahnt1ns. Oosghs, Colds, sc.
HAVING nov made his fortune
and retired from bus ness. he
Etlstni the pr s~orlpiIsn md d.
I~ections for PR pariuE The ueti-
CURED Gins FIRE q charge 20 % who
desire 4, ard will SEND @ hts
Gg nj, enclosing to Stamps Is
CONeDmFEAONceDts topsy the return letter,
vita a description q their
runEn GFmp'oms. Ths OH Ds-tcr has
cured more than 3 900 csses Of
Consumption ai1re, and hopes
COWsUWDTUnEAl smict-d Peep e Will avail
thenseiT OF this tp3ortunity,
as ire Doctor vi hes 10 do 81
NLHED the good he can B. fore be lies.
Address al letters 10
DANIEL ArEE,
Box 1851 P. o., New York
f2t-dswIf who % his sole ageHt
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Il -. II II
MEMpuIS rENN

MEMPHIS, TENN
nBAR sIR Having removed e orr NV snf con
IL m0di0us Stsre-a0use. on Unla0 -tn+t, bfWeen
hSih and Second, THREE doors from orr ~d sisu4 and
adjoining The Carriage House o. J n. wisEeii a o.,
beg leave . luvile attention 10 or neW snf cxtfnsive
stock OF Furniture. Plan0 and hei drnns. e. settler with
. ace as1rtucnt OF Carpeting, Florr o. Cloths. Curtain
Goods, SHADES Wlni0W Sash, stair Hnnis ers. NeEeis.
6c.. all o. which We ctr up1n tn most ressonahls
terms. We feel as u-ed tbai We cen raEs Il 70 your
interest 10 tive Is = call arst, bsfoie parctasipg else
where. Respecifuuy,
d1i-im Jas. 4 4 rLAaERTY
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B.6IO Pr1zeSg!
Sea ly one Prize to Every Nine
Tickets.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME,
Each SATURDAY IN JANUARY.
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves, IS 90,
Quarters, 80 so.

~ A ClreulAr showing the plan Of the Lotteries VII
be stnt 70 any one DESTROYS OF receiving II
Certidsstes Of PACKAGES viii be sold ~ the following
rates, which IS the rick
Oeriiacats Of Pacssgs Of 10 Ehoie T1cksts......aso 20
g 10 Half "A a
" " 10 Quarter " ....,., 20 90
#" 4" 10 Eighth " ..., 10 a.
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Negro Woman and child. Negro
q Carpenter, and a Like

nan, Carpenter and a Like
~ NERO Boy az Auction.
WEDNESDAY,, peceuher =. a. 9 o5ciock, A Il.
~ sci e. eur Auctan r ems, 262 Maln 81.
$50 Nasro Womans "a Years Cd. a tugtu1r cook.
Nasaer roaer and sesustress, and bar end. thrs-
years Old Also, a No Negro -an. = years o,d.
Boy y yeara Cd
Te safEross srssoid for NJ hur. fzuy szlmatsa
I AMI Warra1ted-
Terms essh. par finds. Sale positive. ran or shine
6 B 10 KE s.
81 Aurtrnesrs sad cal 4 ststa Rntk.rs
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Elegantly pcundm morocc1 fau gll skies aud edges, new
style ~ morocco antique and Is psDier machs
Fiiendsaip-s onerlngi re Nus Rcses NE Passln
Flower 9smoryis GIT; riendsbip's Git; ms F1rgst
mc-noti Tue snow Flakes Ths EFergreens ne Ladies'
Annual ne Gem An1u-li Gin o. Aasction; me Am
5lems ne Phtop ensi Ladies Strap Booki ne Tokens;
The LAUREL wreath ne Christian Keepsake ne 2siE-
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UNIN7 ION % II-IUIU IN Nl-0T8-
Lsi2e Of POrrrai6G=
l. SemraHs3 2 Psosiope5 D Gou-erai ( Z-noblsi

l. SemraEss 2 Psoeiope5 3 6orleiai ( A-noblsi
s. Bealnc-s s. Joan B'Arcj 7. Eabellai 8 Eiana De
Poitiers; 8. Anne B1fyn; 10 Mar @ zen Of Scotss n.
Poca cutas; T. Is. Lady A0ntagues "a
Marie Arts netts IS haid Of saraEossai IS AIMS n
JuzsaB; n Charlotte Brunts; IS va. orr, Is Eusen.s
ANFE AND IMPROVED EDTrrOS or
The Court OF NaP0lson,
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WOHAN OF PEITTT AND HgROlSM.

From 70 EUGBNTE. A Portrait Gallery
Of Femse Levclfncss, Achievement and Iuausnce.
Win nineteen sieri knEIavirgs- By Frank B. 6o0d.
rich /; Author o." The Court q Napoleon "
- his eiegaat boob Is pnnt-d from rev font Of
Pisa typa east Furposelg TT IS upon extra sized AID
calender d apeT, made % Oudsr. and bound IA real rtr-
key, In neE add rich styies, ~ S1merVile.
HE Pcr1ait are ten drawings 1y Champagne AID
WaLdesfoTd Most n hem a2thenuc eepies, a1d en-
TaVsa on steel n TIE highest style Of Art By Hall,
HApRs Holg erf JackuaB and Rogers
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BearderS Wanfed.

A PLEASANT large seosnd story rom, with hoard,
n can b ostsined In = privbte Family, rear Court
Square, BY = gentleman and lady, or two Or mere single
past once a s-tu
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Negro woman at AUCTION

Ifhls DAT 90 70 u'cioeE, An vail sell At
a or auction Ecoms, 2s7 Main street, q utsy
hasattl woman teen years ed SD Tor No ~
iaalt. Lle peritct. Iermscssh Sale posluFe,-A
ran Or SINE G. B. LOCKE AGO,
di Auctcneers AMI Rfsi Estate B-os srs.
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The NtsIT CT u BRITIsH OFFIcERs II
TIE WAssINsros Captain Churchill of 20,
Washington, gives the following statement @
toe British steamers novcments against him
E7giish officers with side arms came Of
board, and ssksd him. among other questions
Where be was from?
How many passengers be bad on board?
lf he stcppec a: aay port on bis Wav out
How many days be was from New York
he answered these. They then asked 70
his p~sssebgsT-list. For this list be referret
them 10 the Purser,
They (the ohcers) then went to the purser'
reom, aud requested to be shown the passenger
list. which was handed them.
Question How many passengers have you
Ihe purser pointed out the number.
Q Are they all Americans?
A.NO, Of various nations.
@ Have they arms?
A. Not to my knowledge.
Q. Has The shi7 arms?
A. Ne.
Q. Did the American officers who bosrds,
you outside the harbor make an examination o
your hold?
A. No.
Mr.. King executive officer Of the Washington
who was present, then remarked TIA IL the
wished any further information. they eoull
obtain It from the American men-of- var thsr
in port.
The ofhesr replied that HE Instructions werr
10 obtain information direct.
The British o~firisls, not liking Mr.. KiHg'
rough manner, thereupon left.
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AuttlOn SAILS.
Hay, Hsy. Hay
HaFses. Hershs. H0rses-
&nEe nf Roare-
Wanfedf O Hire

fTNHE snIua tale aud renting o. PEWs IN the Ffst
L Pfesbf t-Tiaa Chufci In this city, VIII be held 1t m
Church, On ths 22d instant a. 3 ?. NJ. and also .nsr
he usual service b nirbt. tIa-fd
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CLOCKS.
Guns. GUNRI

A great variety Of Clocks, Of French and
American Manufacture.
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PHILADELPHIA, December 1.-THE report
OF the Senate proceedings sent West last night,
contained all that we received. The National
lnfsligsRosT, this morning, contain the follow
ing account Of the speech Of Senator Bell on
the Pacific Railroad Bill:
Dir. Bell briefly stated bis views as 10 tie
tmpoEtsnceand necessity OF The construction Of
the road mainly for war purposes, and inciien-
tally as beneficial In a commercial point Of
view. The opinions be had expressed several
years sgo, and he had no reason to change
them, were that this was an undertaking OF too
much magnitude to be left TO private enterprise.
and the main objection which he had to the
amendment Of the Senator from Mississippi.
Dir. Davis, was that It did not propose to ad-
vance money enough to secure the construction
Of the road. He thought that. as a matter Of
economy, it would be better to give $50 600 600
" necessary, than rot 70 have the road built
BE believed that unless the government gave
its aid 70 tbe road it never would be a success,
nor could we hold our Pscifc territory He
held it 10 be 4 matter Of necessity that We
saould have = route scross the country in the
event Of ? war with aay foreign power.
When Nc "encinied, The bil was Informally
laid aside.
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A n n o L S

A n n o A L S
GLE y
} EOr 1889,
s~upsTbly Illustrated ard Appropriately Bound,
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IN soliciting the attention Il cur ni-nds and customers
i 90 the subjoH ned List q ILLUSTRATED 10
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hat We are n " enacted 20 en- r. the
GIFT 40
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unexcePti0 ah.e n teeT charscter csrelafy printed on
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y eminent artist. . Z bound 10 q sTsa' vansT CT
The STAFFORD GALLERY:
ui N sh.sP-ac SIT rao9di compiling 10 u-nve
Tbs plan ftats beautiful wa !. 81 oItsiu.I 81 q Il
the % shaksIsa-e Galleries." snd sHsr5iies Of shaks-
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novelty aid TASTE c3mblues us s.ory-t-Hlnr auaTry n
0-arLs Lane, WIKI ths ulc.zl oritiolsm q MS.
Jane On The hss n li1iozsy k=Bt her ule tn
view, ard from page % page, a. rom picturs- che con.
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d scribi1g vth afo-y AMI qu0tal y The WurE IS a
egunt=rDart, ana atting osnpsuio1. to the " World
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TIE DRESDEN GALLERY.
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WORLD-NOTED WOMEN.
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I vol im-er-a svo aesznIy Bound b. The richest Tur-
hey morocco
THE REPUBLICAN COURT;
or, American socctys IN the Days Of W1hngton. By
R. " GusEod. Anew, enlarged and revised edition;
with ~sddit-nal Portra Is ami Nemohs Embsisaed
With IS portraits Of DISTINGUISHED women. i vol i'm
pcrtal $40, morucc0 sstique. or ncrocco eNtra.
The MUNICH GALLERY.
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A new eiision, revised b. the kuthor-morocco. txra
QUARTOES.
Boundlm Goth extra. osvsilsd and paneneI, morocc5 as
true and fuu sui Q.
Amerian Landscape AnLul-FcrI Keepsake
ROYAL OCFAFOS.
Bound IN doth Extra, beyeusd aad paacIsd, mr. COO
ne Lesasts o. Hemoyi ne Book 4 Beauty; TIE ORR
sntA Annuaj fhs keessakei Ladies s0uysniri ms
SIN Of TIE Season.
TWELVEMOS.
Elegantly bound In morocco, Ton gHI sizes and edges. new
style, n morocco antique, and Is pspier mschs
Fiiendship's Onerngi re Nus Rose; ne Passl-n
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me-n0t; The snow Flaks; Ths EgerErsenf ne Lsdiss,
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Cutlery.
ENGRAVING

AIarss s.ocs q PUCKsT AMI FABLE CuTLEEY q
the ansst uatcs. A superior Ta5ie Knifs msde % crtsT
expressly Tor Silver FsrEs.
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The Mo.L supelb ~PIeseataaon Book Pusi.l

BEAUTIFULLY bound in extra cloth, Illuminated sidsa. also
10 morocco, fuli gil. extra.
1euih's Keepsake; Juv nile Forget TIE Pet
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Beniauin Moo6y sdm'r Of
Wm. n ho0dy, deceased5
yer rs
B rjsmin ". Mosdy I'd
Eard p. green n H0rti-
mr.. p. Jao A. AeoE5
T1ss. D Es1kiln, and wife
MayL Q. Frznkiiu, ElsIs
A. sDlth, J Il smith anc
Robert Wcrmly.
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TIE HOUSE we SOS ooespy Is for rent-poss-ssi1r
! given drst January next
dls-4t' sTovALL NIrcHELF.
Valuable Young Negroes,
ITO trade for REAL Arplyto
i dIs-st B 3. WEDDELL
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NfrnMRG.

TusT reoiytd diTc' from New rork. 5 coo Rolls Wal
=. Page OF the lstcs. and m,st ch1ice psrerTs 70. ssi'
laW a. The VAL Pepper Enrouum, NAB STREET eeo-
Uuioa 81.
Na1s-rt Srrcrzfnra 10 ". II.
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Our Picture GalEeFy-PrOfess0r
Remington, Artist,
Is O1s Il the most excessive In the UGi0n. Superior
Pictures taFen Ia I'll the vErio-s styles kEoEn 10 The
Photographs art ThesFHsRzOFTPzs and Rsnngt1n's
L|OOEO9RAPH3, are T1-thT o. special notice.
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II u MITII-U EITIIIE-
he Lesdeis o. Aemoryi re P00k u Beauty; The ORR
eutal ANNA rhe keeI sake; Ladies Souvenir; ms
Gtm Of TIE Season.
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J. on. IENAE-
his Celebrated Artist has permanently located IN
enc Of the rocms connected with or GaIery. with whom
We have made arsugeaenls o eclsr IN oil Reuilg' on's
Cabinet si1s Canvas Photographs
these 81 lures ccmblning as ttey DC. the skin q tbs
two Artists, a-e snaug he mcsf psrfe 6 fpecineas =
tie Art.
No. 4 CIark's Marble BLOCH.
dscis dtEEvIY
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TuC TOSrpHIVE GALIERV-
THE ~ATLANTIG sOUVENIR

ELEGANTLY ILLU-TkAIE
lifted b Alioe and Phn3s Cay n yal tctav1s ain
Elght Beautiful Portraits In Coorg.
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Watches repaired.
Jewelry maze 70 order and repaired.
Clocks repaired and regulated 10 any part
Of the city.
An work warranted.
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Important and Interesting News
FOB CHILDREN.
House for Rent.

NTE are nov opening = large stOck ef TOYs for tho
w Holidays. & LgBS
ais No. s Mo1r5e STREE.
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or, American society, IN the Days o. Wahngton. By
r " GusEod. new, enlarged and revised edition I;
with ~addltl-nal Portra Is ant kemohs Embelisaed
with IS portraits o. Distinguished women. i vol i'm
pcriSl $40, morucco sEtique. or ncrocco exits.
THE MUNICH GALLERY.
Finely u~lustrsted with nearly 2O0 steel plate sugravings
I Thick Yi ,4t0-s % IN best moro CO srtqua.
HALLECK'S POEMS.
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HE STAFFORD GALLERY;
TIE DRESDEN GALLERY-
ORLD.NOTEDWoM

TT |1-"T-" y ||N|I| @|-T7I T-T- I-|||| =
1 thcE vi 40 In the bssi n ryoco anaqus.
The QUEENS OF ENGLAND
And heir Emes- b Francis Lancelott. Esq 2 vols
pcsleyo with very ane portraits o. the QIssns- Bali
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U-FTY barrels Choice holassesS
ea1-iv TH0s. h. WILLIAMS a 90.
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tiser and the Southern press generally be re-
qussted to psblisb these resolutions
ALABAMA
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sesls and Presses for Lodges, Courts ana BANKS, Pain
and Ornamental W-fiing tnf Visiting Csrts, in the
best style Or tAe art. stncei Plates Of sBy size,
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The R~EPUBLTCAN o

y Mary CoHden Clarke, authOr Or Complete Shaks-
. are Cen o1dance." the Ghihood cf shaksuears's
Fl r ines &C Illustrated Nlth II o. The anesE steel
plate eagrzvins-, exc a,od Ia the highest style u art.
I vol im-erA syo aeSznly Bound IL The richest Tur-
key Mo-ccco
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oHARITnHFsss.

hOundm Goth extra. bereied and panele1, morocco as
true and fuu sui Q.
American Landscape AnEul-FlcrI Keepsake
ROYAL OCTAVOS.
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IN soliciting the attention q cur nisads and customers
Il 90 The subio ned List q ILLUSTRATED
AND alFT BOOKS. we deshe 20 acEDogledse A lib
ertl pstronaxs which has sustained or former enter
prises o. THIS nEture, and warranted slCh extension.
that We are y VI cIa1isd 70 cf-r the
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GIFT 10
EvER H~REUaaTTO MEMPHIa.
ne coiecilgn elb-alea tFery sire and style IN p0pu-
lar demand. They ayetdgcd vim raste and judgment.
u~nexceptio as.o N teeH charucter csreiaiy printed On
superrEe Fapcr, smbe nhCd VITA fns
4ltZzOiiaJ, Line L Geld EBgFaFiags,
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Enr NNLR.
Mercantile Association Lecture


TINE Urn Lecture q ths C9urss vi BE- sIy ? ~
N y q. FLETCHERthis eyenires - OdaF ea W.
Hat. Say Ct
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bound IN every style. rn Turkey, n T. y antiq ne.
fail calf hif Tu-Esg, bait calf, Fieribis IA hey ar
t.que, Londoa sut.qus, Arssesqle, raz, 7Ht Cloth
GILT.
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dsoiO-ly
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-07
To Perform n Radical Cure.

DR. rs reputation as II Physician, stands unequaled-
His exclusive attention to DISEASES OF THE GENITO
URINARY ORGANS for many years, renders him per-
feet master of SYPHIIIITIC DISEASES.
The laIge number of aggravated that he has per
ecty cured after they have been given up by many 9th
es is the only proof that physician requires of his ab
ity Doctor Tozer would state that he any and
all of varieties of disease matter how long stand
ing what progress the disease has made every PATIENT
can rely upon
DIR. fOZER has il is well known taken patients from
the very verge of the grave, and RESTORED THEM TO
PERFECT HEALTH lie would further state that he deems
IL sufficient TO attract the attention of those who might
need the services of physician in all cases. but partc
ary those enumerated in the advertisement expecting
they would test my merits practitioner and the re-
suit of practice has been thus far satisfactory to
patients and myself Nor do deem expedient to all columns
of the newpaper with fusome emprc and bombasie ad
vertsements protesting ability to heal all diseases esl
is heir to- for to do that must be something thar
MAN, but to give those who afflicted with VENE4EAI
CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES, to understand from my
long experience, am fully competent to treat them St
CESSFUIIY.
Ny regard for the dignity of the Medical Profession
which have the honor to belong deters from commit
ting any act savorng of Rank Qnackery and regard for
own dignity would prevent my placing myself on n pa
with Quacks and nosrum vendors, of the present age
offer Genuine or fraudulent Certificates Pus
my superior qualifications n practitioner neither do
assume to myself MEDICAL, HONORS to which am no
entitled but merely ask those who diseased to read TIN
different advertisements relating to the of private di
sease and judge for themselves where to apply for relief
(My Rooms arranged that hcan be consulted in pri
at all hours of the dav fr0D O'Clock in the morn
ing, until in the EVENING"
Ca Persons with Chronic Diarrhea, Dyscntary, Ioca
Weakness Nervous Debility, Low Spirits Iassitude Weak
of the Limbs and Back ndspoSton Loss of Memory
Aversion TO Society," Love of Solitude Dulness of Appre
hension Tmidy Self Dstrust Dizziness Headache Pain
in the Side Affection Of the Eyes Pmpes on the Face
Sexual and other nhrmates In Man, &c &C. will find
important to call on DR. CIAS H. TOZER at his Office 6tl
C. H. TOZFR. NJ n
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-07
M MEDICAL.
DOCTOR. ]. C. YOUNG.


Office, Corner of Montgomery and Cali
fornia Streets s---Second Story,
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
(ovER WELLS, FARGO co.'s EXPRESS oFFIcE)
DEAD AND REFLECT,
IL Is there hereafter,
(And that there is conscience uninduenced
And suffered TO speak out, tells every man,
Then it is awful thing to die,
More horrid yet to die by ones own hand.
Sefmurderer-name it not
Shall Nature swerving from her earliest dictate,
Sefpreservation, fall by its actY
Forbid it Heaven
The indulgence in secret practices is the most certain
though not always the most immediate and direct avenue
to destruction Physicians of all ages have been most
unanimously Of opinion that the loss OF of the
seminal secretons by unnatural aid or emissions, weak
the system than the abstraction of forty
Of blood One of the first writer's medical Jurisprudence
state that three ourths of the insane their maady to
such abuse.
How important then, it is-for every one, having the
least to suspect any trouble in that way to attend
to immediately single should be
sufficient to doubt, and much if the person
had INDUCED in the soulklng habit. The treat
ment used by the justly celebrated DIR. J. c. YOUNG in
of seminal weakness, impotency stery,
debility and paralysis he last the most dangerous and
when occurs ncurable is not surpassed by any
physician in the country 1t is the that fooA ed
by him for years under the guidance of the wordrenown
ed Record of Paris and Acton of London. Dr. Youngs Of
fee 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 atten
tion. The Doctors time being much taken up that he
cannot attend to letters unless paid for il.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-07
M E D I @ A Il
DR.. CHARLES H. TOZER'S
Private Medical Cnrd.

TRANGERs visiting Sacramento will remember that DR.
- TOZERS Infrmary Is in sixth street, between and
sts., Sacramento.
The great and many radical made by DR.
Tozer since his commencement in this city to which hun
dreds testify induced him TO inform those afflicted witt
any private complaints recent chronic and wish to b'
well and thoroughly cdred IL will be to their interest ant
welfare call him. who for the last twenty five years
has given his entire attention to Private Complaints ant
to all Of diseases of private nature acute and chron
c such Syphus, Secondary and Constitutional aec
ons GOnorrhoea and Seminal Weakness elect and Strc
lures and all diseases Of the gencatve and urinary organs
both in male and female, such Proapsus, Flour Albus
Hysteria, &c.
Patients can assured that their complaints will not be
tampered WITH but treated upon strictly scientific prnc
Piles. Private Complaints eradcated in few days; new
cured in n short time, without mercury.
He be consulted ut his Office at all times of the day,
from in the morning until in the evening. All in ailc-
tion find in him who and sympathze with
and defend them when in troubcone in whose services
the utmost confidence be placed. Come all who are
afflicted and in trouble and be relieved and cured.
Apartments privately arranged to preclude the pos
sibty Of exposure.
letters enclosing $40 will receive prompt attention with
the best advice and instructions
c. H. TOZIR, NJ. d.,
9th street, between and X.