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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-15
From the New YoFk AtIas.
MI etof I'D IpitsFies, b SWann \ ep

Ths Gtofslu Iptisriss II Swami \ ep.
Gonsiaerable excitement has BEEN eres
sted during The past Two days by Tie al /
uohncenient chat Mayor TiemanA had
succeeded II oblaining lhe indictment 6i
BENJAMIN Wood, 81 our city, By 4 special
i1rT. 81 Augusta, Georgia, a. one bf the
oxners of TIE sSpaFla Academy Lot
tery y
WIN questions Of the legality or other
-. N he Sparta Academy Lottery ri
s. & exists ii Georgia; W don q propose
u n,eddle; but when one ~ our fafker
prominent citizens il indicted fpr Z Grim
sual offence. We. q public journalists
deem i our duty y lay snch facts 81 - \
legations i bear upon biz cass before our
From easements made u III, and Of
.the correctness of which We are satisfied, I
sitappeArs that tie State 81 Georgia grant
I'd III ths 7. Sparta Academy III The year'
1921, ths right 70 raise Eve thousand doll
iarsRby Iotiery for educational purposes.
This grant lay fol- many years inert and
useless for tie purpose intended, in con Z
ssquence Of the tile inability DC It's COR
porators T. carry out the object coniem
plated.
Some time ago. Mr. Wood ], III connec-
tionAwith pastiea IL Georgia. purchased
from TIE existing trustees the privilege Of
drawing this lottery, and contracted %
Say The 4 Sparta academy 4 tle amount
designed BY tlle at, III certain equal an
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-15

jEWELRf, SiLH E1, PLATED u Rf, & :.
TTTE qfA nov. n geceip t 81 / lSIg< AMI s1le1-
81 wkfcHI.s Ans s. 3 i; 5i 81 sI< ST ~
lest styles se'e Ted from The best minofxc-
fufers, with great care, BY one a ofr lIn,
WHO IS experienced ii such natter, and has
defies competition.
Great bsfsaiils can be had. and lho>e 1esi +
sing reliable Fine keepers should @fa theni-
selves Of he Opportunity of SCI .ias from
our present assortment, as al CA 4 4s suited a.
regards STYLE and price
We have some very superior
RAILROAD CLOCKS AND WATCHES
AIsd ew styles Diamond, Oe1I, Cameo
Mosaic, RabyNna Pearl and Gtrnl and Pt6fl
Pins, Ear Rings Finger Kings. Sc.
81; Beautif patterns of new sl>lesI sllseI
Ware.
IL Gcid snd Silver spset1cies, . suit -
sights. PALMER & GWEN,
Corner Of Main and Fourth streets
SeDtenabef Il s57-<1r Cin6in IaII. Ohio
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commissioners, sale 81 valuable EoaI
Lands and salt Rzepsrkf, dh 40


Ii conpl lance with fhe dirsotiohs of ! is.
cree Of he ci1cnit court & { lie on1u u Of Ksz
|Hswha. readeIesl e the fast Fail term thereof.
in suit pending therein il hahcery Ufereif
Iiaflies and LaIhdm are COMMANDMENTS and
The Adminisl rotfix aud Hers of Ef6cket IfFIe55
late Of said Coiinty deceased. and Others ard
Def1ndnnlG The undersigned appointed com
missiQnefs for that purpose " that decree,
VIII sell to The highest bidder At the ff6nl
door ofthe Court House pf said County, ii
Charleston, on Monday. the 18th day oi A pfil.
|iS5s. the sefefm tracts o. land lof which ih5
said gr0ekel Iasles died seized aud p6sSsssed5
situated, lying. and being il this County,
land are as f0llowsE
Lot No /. Of the 1Tfdskipfies B1faink
Spring tratl e c6alainine Z cores % poles.
a poTt apf The gahrad Smith (i1el, = md . /.
Iundiyi{ed Fourth part Of two birds az 81 Ih6
back of mo|iptain lands, formerly belonging
/ Ia The estate u John Re ynolds. deceased. md
which 1Ihl pad 81 the Washington Dufidr@
spring tract the Cohred einiilI tract. ne
& Harrison ts;lct Neal and Slas. bier tract =
and int{rst ia law. 81 ii tqeity, IL aud 70 nj
HE lands sola 10 Ff4nklia Reyf0Ids 81 thel
| Coed o. Partition, dated May lo e36. and
which was conveyed 10 TIE said I6klc1 ~ n 81
lgaid fFanklin Reynolds. and others 4E tteI'
/ dated Sept. s 1917 andof feobrd|i b E17 !, h5
! Clerks Office.
These binds are wel1 known ID tssssIdable
as : ctal property. and salt property. and Tie
bottom land is Of il superior qiif.ifI Tie
property VIII sbe sold IN pa reel QI u entities
~, as purchasers may desire, aid IS y III Be-
Hound 10 Be most advantageous.
Terms So much Of The pprc:i1.6 money
Is 8ha Pc necessary 70 Ray the costs % s.,sf
land nf sale viii he required ii cb<h. snt The
residue on cfsaltDf oNk. fNo}IaEa f1fk1
yeaIs, 10 equal instalmenis, 1eaii1f interest,"
/ ION The day Of sale the purchaser, tr pafs
chosefs gis ing bond with good pefS5haI stcds
Iiitys and5he tile retained mi peislet:i 81
\ said honls il full,
JAMES L CARR. 5 sn.cisl
no. B. SWAMI. u f6n;1.
Tbs Esle IS p5iouEnel duiil 81 [511sf il
I uHle next, At same place. 100
81 q. a. SWAMI e1n's
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Es71Ia41c .A.f3ct1 <.z1
DY virtue 81 4 Deed 6f Trust efse1Is1
ID IS VIM. A Smith 6'Ihs ntsIzlg1ed
Trustees, OF The 9Th day Of 41riI p551
ind 81 record "a Edq1Eha 60. Court
Clerks Office. 70 secure David
plarks6n the payment Of certain sums q
moltI III said deed set or and descri1-
ed va shall on Monday. ,'l5 ltI|. daf . {
February. 1853, a the Court Honss Il
KansN hf' CD. proceed q sell, At Public
Auction. q the highest bidder. for resdf
morey, certain tract 6f land and 6alt
property. opposite Die t91n Of Maiden; o.
Tie Southwest side Of Iz4taWha river, be-
ing the same property hSietofoEe sold 81
said ID. J. w. Clarks6n Is said William A.
Smith. and Nhichis ai present opsretsd
BY said Smith IS 4 salt property. together
with All the fixtures, wells engines, cop.
per. snetiois. tubes, metal. syphons, lei.
attached 70 said property pr used thereon.
Such title as IS vested i1fh6 Trustees
land which is believed 70 81 good. = III III
conveyed. q B. SiV ANN
Dec. l5ih, 1857 n5i.
BY consent Of al parties lh's ssle IS 3D.
jonfned and continued, it'll the Sd Nom
day 10 April next. At the s'lIne place, when
| The property mentioned above, viii, BIZ
like consent. Be sold upon tho following
forms, tosNit: $1,000 II cash, and tI,e
residue upon credit Of s. { g and 1f
months, the purchaser t. give bond, with
good security, bearing ini(rest from dale,
and tie tile TO tie land viii be retained,
until lhe purchase money Is all paid.
=. B. SWAN M I .r...s,1,.
J.s SWAMI 27'ss7'
Fsb. 18Th, 1858 53l
81 c0nsent Of an paitieu, his sale s adj
ljonTred Z until The 81 Monday ~ Juno Htx /;
and upon the same terms as they are last sd-
igtftised, and At the same place
ING. 81 SWAMI, u ..s...s...
4 j. SlrAH
April 18th. 1853.
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d S SWAMI safises
NoTIIcE.
ccmmissioneFss sale Of Valuable Land,
III Davis Greek.

- t<15t - {|l-@9
my Tsrlnre 81 decree Of the CiIcfiI Court
ID ofKhnawha County, rendered 81 he fall
term, 1851 in aeertain ehanceff cspee thefeih
pendiilk. in which Dryden and Cunningham
are Conplbi11nls, and Th6mes DoisoH 3 9TH
els, arr Defend4nt e, The undersigned. Special
6 mmissipneT appointed foE isst purpose.
Saturday The 22d DAY of May, 1858.
sssll, Al Psbiie Aaetiees p ron. ol he door q
the Court House Of H6li1Uh6 County. 70 1hp
highest Bidder, certain lfaot D. purcell af
land, lying in said County Of k1naWha, On
the head wafels Of uaviz Creek being he
same land Described IS LOT no: 3, 10 The plat
and report 81 Abel P Sem 4 and others Com
missioner appointed By order 81 said Court To-
DIVIDE The lands Of Elisha DoiS9n, lecehzeds
which said plat and report 1Es fled ID sid
<a,ise. and 10 which refeIepcs + her5nlsde lo<
4 IoFe particular descfipho Qf the land afofce
said--saij irac I contains 81 Acres 81 land.
Terms Of Saic, wiii'beon alcfedit6 three.
six. and nine sfonth Is bond and good security
VIA be required and the lillejfstaInc1. mil
the purchase money IS paid. g.
- ", "A. GU ARRlE R, Cbmiissionef.
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t$l and Nervous DebiIitv. fIe61tIaI. peer, ol
TIE sys:en. Lmp6iencY, and En6e. n. r ii f5
By -. De LahS{, IL II.
TIE important fact t1lt ire t.za} .ls..||.s2
complaints. oIisi1ati1s il DE iunI|.,'s''<. zn5
solitude d Youth my be k1s;' I.06lt1
WITHOUT nr1ielN1. tin this s1Ir II fact llItr-
" demonstrated; and Tie ehlifaI{ new Ind
nlk1ly k'LccezsIl icalmeni rs adopted b he
every bnt Is enabled % cure 1',t<< {, fsrIs6.l5
and u the least no11ibIe tcS|. I.t<&1| tEli1-
ing aiI the ad{e .ised dos.r'115 o' +. + 5zY
Sent TO any t1I4sz; t(tIi@ dad h1.I nee Is
7seaItd enFei1p< BY It|1iI1'IF 111z' 1si,Il $50
postage tisUqS 10 Dr. D De "a TEI. n LIS
penfEa Stree. News fo.E Guy. fl.;'.<':'g
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1s,;z0 ~ ot1Ge.
d. 4 1.ItLsn. 4. e NkpI|sIAN
MILLER B NEWMAN.

M4IA11aE{Ek q NV NJ NsssAs 82
Attornsysa Il law, KanaWha e. ri, VI.
ET1sf1E NnaeFsig ted have formed partnership
I u lef The practice Of the law IN the GopnF
ties Of Kannwla, logan, Boones Cabeii Put
nam and Mason and WilI=fess laily attend the
Courts of slid Cdnaties
TheiT addFesSfIS Miller & Newman, At
Kanawha 81 ii: NiIginia, md Their oihce ID
Charlesioa. next door beio II the SheIs Office,
the same now and lately occupied by 3. Al,
Miller. I1so S. Al. AfI LkER
y. q. NEW NAN
June s. 1883
n HAVE transferred iii the ruiinis! aea bur
i sinners pf eGonas q Newman 70 biesSfs,
Miller q Newman, who will attend ~ and
close tlle same and lie pleasure in recon-
inending those gentleman 70 my old clients
and ffienEls, ana ms .slic general ny, as Az
tprieys and C0u nSe ! iers desefpins Their conf
denee and patrentges DAVID McCOMAS.
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Valuable Mill Property for sal
II OFFER for sale 1 valuable 8 Al + eRl91'
i MILL. with two acres Of Land attached,
upon which there is new and comioftable
Dwelling House This Mill Is relI sit,fa led.
half ) mile below the Mouth Of Coal River.
viii take pleasure in showing the property
% any one desisiLg to purcha
coAps NopEt, 1888. s;41
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or the Coal River Narigat Ion os1pans
rEsAKE NOTICE that ne regular Annual
Meefing Of The Stock boldeis of 3lie gopl
River Mas CATION Company. will BEL teld IL
their Office, II ckofleSi1n, KanaMha Cu1tf,
Virgiria. on Inc first Nonday Of ne ext |,
86 JOHN n D0DDRIe s..
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-15

Carriage Nlanrlfacto
Kr1HF subscriber woIill inform III citizens
81 0h1rlest6n ana KAn4Wl1 ge'ierally,
that ke Iias opEIed Shop. n The Stafe Sta
BE, Back Street. hsc % the Court House
where re Is 'israfeS 70 anl.la ei'lfe, n z
4 9'ARR1 AsEs and Blj68IEs
Having worked ii ihs ~ shops II t6e
EeSiefn Sitjet. he kSS to d1libt tNt nag hIs
work ana prices viii eIte perfect Satixf9 ion;
4 he Is also nr668fed Is fe11ik ell kinds a.
carriages, and Trim them ii ne latest .yIe.
He USES none but TIP bes. setz11s4 i'm1ef
IL ri 6ss aIso i blacksmith Sxep c66retiel
Will Kis esItbli&I1'E1., ii which al work
%IE S1I-iaSe. 51] b0esi<: kefio1 hand %
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1TAAK this ni8 od at ii forming Tie public
45.lt hey have entered into partnership
issfs tIt purpose 81 RAD turing and selling
Read ~ ads Clothing
One III fIe iifdI haS j. st etirnel from TIE
EasEetH Cites. y VI ! lafEe stock d clothS
Ca ssiln S. cass hsI,, Trshaials Sc, ~
iEADYza knE ckorIssNg. II
Is tie Isres. and best qszof in1ent ever brought
g fhis lInafket and consist 0f i'll kinds Dr.
fs0o,s iii Il h.e ioI fkntlen& iiis Mear such As
ShiIks stacks, crafS d. Drawers, Chores SUE
nen5srs, Boots Shoes, Hais and Caps, Nc.
Also. i large assortment n
Laa;ss cfoaks, Aaatizlas, sec.
Iiaxius provided themselves with every III
ciliiH hi the mnnadq ctnElqg Of custom work
fh4W flaffer fiens1Ir shat they uii Be allie rs
GIVE ENTIRE 81 lIiSF CTf0N, rs
% Ill Who nj give them her patronage
DIN business vii BE- oQnep fkQcip5I II foroaeh
Of d,l sh0f: credit a1l ft'ele l9rE, Ee ttpekt
10 sell for very small profits
calI and sxapils o!If sI1ek bei1fl paiehas
Their establishment VIII be found J Is I he
rooms 3oi mtFtY occupied w r. s. BIek1I. u.
tie Corner Of Main and Market |fef!s 4
Wine. vi II, q LICK l;i':
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to-Wifg. one negro Mona 4 ESD n year, llh
ller three ciildfel, and likel negro man
need 81 years. 5Asl Ns ki0t1k IF
40 4 1nllns siIator.
This saie has been adjourned tn she fourth
5s1i onsia 4 II ] ,lile raSi. 'ssis ". II
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Direct flala the Eastern Cities,
and n hich, op ilIg to the scarcity Or money,
|leywiIl sell GIN 8 Ia p R n II A ylH EV EIi 4 q
Their goods were bought with cash, j Ger
thls great money panic became general and
corssqnentIy we're obtained At nearly 0ne I
hal The former prices, and they win be sold,
Eyf CASH. al 4 very small Advance on cost
IN w u ire time fof bargaipl Look ID your
own interests, and give them 4 call. Goand
examine their goods and prices, As they neith-
|ermake engages not WY fAces # Fen az net
buy.
They have now On hand tine II Of excel-
Tent light and beautiful fea dy-lnadS Glething
suitable for Spring aud Summer u'Aar; 1t uns
precedentsd lgw prices; Fine Dress Ccais,
Pantsagd Vests without numbe5 Boots and
Shoes. Hats and Caps, Jewetky Crasnts,
Gloves. Handkerckiefs, HOSIERY, Ne. Also,
fine arlielepf chewing Tobacco and lot
of domestic and imported g lgais, Ind many
/ other aiiaeles tco tedious to mention. Re-
member lie IA NE and place
NAY a WE'LL,
Arcade Iaild ns, OPP ssite The Courthouse.
v3n7lf. Charleston, We.
VI
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III las Just reeeiveds direct rnm The Eastern
A cities splendid stocked
READY ma DE CLOTHING!
rex STRING AID suafaER WEAR.
ever 6leFed Is Ire eitizens 81 Kanawha and
surrounding counties, which he oilers forsaIe
al prices that defy competitiont Y
4 His stock consists Of articles usual y fonnd
a Eantl emeu, FurnShing Store, such Al Cloth
and all kihzS ar winter clothing, Satin, silk
aud WOODEN Vests. Pants Of every ftrietyg
hats and Caps, Booisand Shoes. Shirt, Hand
keTchicls, Trunks, Carpet Bags, &c. Also.
a fine stock Of Pefumsry. Toilet Soap. fne
Pocket Gut ssy, &c,
Remember the name and Place:
10SEPH SHIELDS,
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~ 3 ! q 3. ". Z. y ]. D. GosaoRy.


!. 1[MI1@4 ~ = a. ~ ~ ! ~ IN
10 Kegz Pure White i.ssa iasI ssssiys !.
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Tbs kale IS adjourned nuiil 81 [51 IS Il
7 uEe nexf, At same place.
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NaInabIe lIiII FrorsrIT IsE sac. .

/, 57-eIy cincin tsii, Oh
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q Nv. 4. & d. Il. ID Osborn.
3fF74fA LIGHT by 10. and 10 " ! =.
Is Boxes, s y 70 Glass.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-06
SlHeriG's Snle.

10y virtue Of an order OF sale issued outnr The
ID Clerks Office If the Hon. District COuSttlltA
Judicial District, FL Dorado County, Cahfllaia,
upon Judgment rendered therein on the 50 dsY
Of December A. ID. 1857, in favor Of J. M-TOI
and against JAMES NJ. ALLEN, for tAsss1 4
six Hundred and fity Eight and 6-lo0 nAllATp
teHo O6), debt, with intereAtrt hcEcOn at tAknae
81 three per cent. per month fcin She Tendistsn
Judgment until paid. together with the suD q
Forty Seven and 20 100 Dollars (e47 70) eOstS,sn4
acCruinR costs, will sell at the Court House doH
in the City Of Placeri on the 18th day Of NAssA
A. ID. 1873, at ~ O'clOck NJ, the fOlOWfng dtecr:
bed mortgaged property, TO Wit: The 1naTSt1s.
one half interest in . certain Tract or PASeS6
Land, situated In the County Of Fl DOTadse.4
State Of California, bounded and described'ASIu-
lows; Situated near the head Of "EmigTane'1s'
vnc about three mileS east Of Place rvill9, 60
mcncing on the northwest corner at . bldes al
tree marked with three hacks; thence sOutS -
hundred and sixty rOds to . rock placed thefe0sl
corner thence east one hundred and Si1ty1Oas
to another rock. ss before; thence north Onk.Aun'
drcd and sixty rods to pine tree mArktAse0
three hacks thence west one hundred ana ssxv
rods to the place Of beginning, eOntainihk.ON
Hundred and sixty Acres Of Land, more or lee::
Sheriff. Once, Placerville, February SOth,' AD'
1858. T. BOGARDCk.
Sheriff Of FL Dorado County, CALI:
t40 tsl by w. J. BURwRLL, Under 6heEfsS-
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~ MORA nRRF.

Tying Der bonnet under her chin,
0kO dod hsF raven ringlets in.
Dutnot alOne IN the SiIken snare
DID aAs catch her lovely floating hair,
Roe. tying Der bonnet under her chin,
She Hsd . young mans heart within.
Thsy were strolling together up the hill,
Whsre the wind comes blowing merry and chill
And Il blew the curls frOlicSOme race,
All over the happy peach colored face,
Till ocnlding, and laughing, she tied them in
Under her beautiful, dimpled chin.
And Il blew Q color, bright o. the bloom
or the pinkest fuschia's tossing plume,
All over the cheeks Of the prettiest girl
That ever imprisoned q rOmping curl,
o., In tying her bonnet under chin,
Tied young mans heart within.
Sleeper and sleeper grew the bill
Nader, meTrier chillier still
The western wind blew down and played
The widest tricks with the little maid,
And tying her bonnet under her chin,
She tied young mans heart within.
o, western wind, do you think il was fair
To play such tricks with her floating hair?
TO gladfully. gleefully do your best
To blow her against the young mans breast
Where be as gladly folded her in,
And kissed her mouth and dImpled chinf
oh, Ellery Vane, you little thought,
An hour ago when you besOught
This country lass TO walk with you,
After the sun had dried the dew,
What perilOus danger you be in,
AZ she tied her bonnet under her chin.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-06

DoDGINo THE REsPoNsIBILITY.-"Sir "
said Fio'yiaces, the attorney. to an un-
willing witness, lido you say upon your
oath that Blimpkins is dishonest man ~
81 did not say anybody had ever &C.
cused him Of being an honest man, did ?"
replied Ripli5.
"Does purt understand you to
say, witn the plaintiffs reputation
is at ell bald the Judge, merely
putting me question to keep his eyes
open.
II didn't say it was good, reckon"
"Sirl" said Fieryfaces, "upon your
Oath-mind, upon your oath-you say
that Blimpkins IL rogue, a thief and q
Vill0in2"
"YOu say so, )" replied Pipkins.
But haven't you said SO /" inquired
The lawyer.
why, you've said It, and what's the
use Of repeating itP said Pipkins.
"Sir-r-r" Numbered Fieryfaces-the
OemoNthencan orator of Thumbtown-
"Sir-r.r-r, Icharge you, upon your sworn
oath, do you or do you not say that
Rlimpkins stole some thinEsH"
> " No sir, was the cautious reply of
Pipkins, ~ never said that Blimpkins
sole things, but | do say he's got way
Of finding things that nobody has lost "
"Sir, you can retire, said the foiled
Domosthenes; and the Court adjourned.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-06
Read and Reflect.

DIR. Charles H. TOzer's Card to the
AFFLICTED.
Quick emres and Lotc Prices at the old estdbiahed
office, 6h street 6etseeeN y. and r. streets.
hR. TOZER returns his thanks to his numerous
IL patients for their patronage, and would embrace
this opportunity to remind them that he continues to
consult on those difficult cases Of vESEREAL which
have baed the skill Of some Of the most celebrated
physicians OF the age, and upon which he has neUer
Jiited to PERFORM q rddicdL cure.
DIR. TOZcr's reputation Physician stands une.
qualed. His exclusive attention to diseases Of the
Renito-urnary organs for many years. renders him
perfectly master Of syphlllic diseases.
The large number OF aggravated cases that he has
perfectly cured after they have been given by many
others, 10 the only proof that physician requires OF
Ills ability. DR.. Tozcr would state that he can cure
any and all Of varieties Of the disease mat
ter how long standing, or what ppORress the disease
has made, every patient can rely upon cure.
DR.. TOzer has, II 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
1t sufficient to attract the attention Of those who
might heed the services Of physician In all cases,
hut particularly those enumerated In the advertise
ment, expecting they would test my merits aprac-
tOner, and the result Of my practice has been thus
lar satisfactory TO my patients and myself Nor do
deem Il necessary to fill columns Of the newspapers
with fusOme em''ric and bOmbastic advertisements,
protesting my ability to heal all diseases flesh Is heir
TO, for to do that mustb something more than Man,
hut to give those that are afflicted with Nenereal,
Chronic, and other diseases 10 understand. from long
experience, am fully competent to treat them sue
cessfully.
My regard for the dignity Of the medical profession;
to which have the honor to belong, deters me from
committing any act savOring Of rank GuacFery, and
regard for my own dignity would prevent my placing
myself on par with quacks and nostrums vendors OF
the present age.
offer no fraudulent or genuine certificates or pus
of my superior qualifications practitioners neith
er do assume to myself medical hOnnrs to which
am not entitled but merely ask those who are dlSeas-
cd, to read the different advertisements relating to
the cure Of private diseases and Judge for themselves
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-06
Read aud Reflect.

nR. CHARLES TOZER'S CARD to the afflicted Of
~ California. In approaching any new course Of
systematic Inquiry there are certain points concern
Ing which the inquirer should always be careful to
satisfy himself lie should comprehend distinctly
what the subject Of inquiry is-lealth and Diseases
II we can form and fix In our minds clear concer
tion Of the state of Health, shall have diff culty
In understanding what was meant by Disease. hut
beyond though not above, these objects Of nvestga-
ton OF the human body, We have another and still
nObler end. II Is to lay before you In such plain terms
that you cannot be mistaken and will know where to
apply for relief
use the word disease generally, and before speak
OF the signs OF particular Diseases will be proper to
take general view Of symptoms. When person IL
troubled or afflicted with disease, which causes
weakness Of the hack and limbs, pain In the head,
dnness Of sight, loss of muscular power palptaton
OF the heart irritaby, nervousness, dyspepsia. de-
rangemen Of the digestive functions, general debility
symptoms OF consumption, and many others which
are better explained than put on paper and require
Medical Surgical attendance, II would be well for
them to inquire II there Is physician who Is compe.
tent to attend them, and who understands the appIi-
cation Of medicine, and whose Scientific Attachments
In his profession, and whose age and experience enti-
tie him to your confidence. Considering these things
Dr. Chas II. TOzer has concluded to inform you that
afflicted, advertising his place Of business, stating
that he has been successful practitioner for over rs
years, and has
ATTENDED AND CURED HUNDREDS,
when they have been considered by other physcians
and have been pronounced by them past recovery
therefore you may rely upon MN as one In whom
secresy and the utmost confidence may be placed.
DIR. c. II. T. would invite all that are afflicted to
call him. and II he does not administer for them
there will be no charge made. Let no false dellcacy
prevent YOU but apply Immediately and save yourself
from the dreadful consequences which must follow
those who neglect to receive attendance.
DR.. c. II. Tozer's Office Is 9Th street, near the
Belvidere HOTEL between and X streets His rooms
are SO arranged that the Doctor can be consulted
without the fear Of moiestatiOn.
eaU-O office hours, from 0 In the morning until in
the evening. G. II. TOZER, NJ D., -
9Th street, between and X, Sacramento.
no 42-1yr