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w JOBBERS or
GLASS 4th, Branch Sth.

.....,..4 CIdSS Hull bEduCn SUn.
rINHE best family Flour exhibited at the late
l. Fair was "Crump's,' The subscribers are
sole Agents for the sale of Crump's Family,
Extra, Superfine and Graham Flour Also his
Bolted Meal; large stock on hand by the
wholesale, and warranted of superior quality
SHERWOOD 4 YOUNG,
nov Is ii Roanoke Square.
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AN and spasmodic &C
TIE THE BOWELS.
ers, it will give rest to
nd
OUR INFANTS.
sold this artic / e for
IS A Y, IN CONFIDENCE
, we have never been
medicine--N + V L X
I SINGLE INSTANCE,
when timely Nsed.--
sinstBnce of dissatisfac-
, used it. On the con.
with its operations,and
est commendationof its
, zeal virtues. We speak
DO KNOW after ten
Z PLEDGE OUR REPuTA
MENToFwHAT WE HERE
I'd every instance where
= from pain and exhaus
: 70 u n d in fifteen or
the Syrup is admins
I This valuable prepa-
ton of one of the most
, SKlLLFUL NURSES
. has been Ii S e d with
, CESS in THOUSANDS
, 1t not only relieves
q b II , invigorates t h e
corrects acidity, n d
D to the whole system
, relieve GRIPPING IN
WIND c OIL c, and
: which; If not speedily
We believe it the BEST
, THE WORLD, in all cases
sd / A r r H G A IN
it arises from teething
o cause. We would say
p mas a child suffering
going complaints-pO
-DIcEs, NOR THE PREF
> between your suffering
THAT will be SURE
SURE-to follow the
= timely used. Full di-
accompany each bottle.
! the fac-simile of CUR
New York, is on the
$ throughout the world.
Cedar street, N. York.
II bottle. my 3O-1y.
Worthy of Notice.-You
in without good Seed.
ne white Wheat put up
sale by
DELK Il LINDSEY.
i, 200 lbs. just to hand,
any as regards size and
who're & STONE,
. 6 Campbell's wharf.
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IA Female tnySlCldIl
ton of mothers her
SOOTHIN,
FOR CHILDRE
which greatly facilitate.
by sottening the gums,
tion--win allay ALL p
ton, and is
SURE TO REGULA
Depend upon it, moth
yourselves, and relief a
HEALTH TO II
We have put up and
over ten years, and CANE
AND TRUTH OF it, " hiatt
able to say of any other
HAS IT FAILED, in at
TO EFFECT A CURE ,
Never did we know ami
ton by any one whoS
trary, all are delighted
speak in terms of high
magical effects andmed'
in this matter'wHATwE
years'ieXperience, and
TON FOR THE FULFIL
DECLARE. In almost
the infant is suffering
ton, r e l i e f will bel
twenty minutes after,
tered,
ration is the prescrip-
EXPERIENCED and'
in New England, and
NEVER FAILING S U c.
OF CASES.
the child from pain,
stomach and bowels,
gives tone and energy
1t will almost instantly
THE BOWELS AND,
overcome convulsions,I
remedied,en in death.
and sUHEsT REMEDY IN
of DYSENTERY and
CHILDREN whether
or from any o t h e I
to every mother who
from any of the FORE
NOT LET YOUR PREJU-I
UDICE OF ERs,standI
child and the r e Ii e fl
y e S, ABSOLUTELY
use of this medicine If,
rections for using will
None genuine unlesSf
IT'S Il P E r X I N 9,
outside wrapper. !
% Sold by Druggis
Principal Office No. 13
Price only 25 cents p
GOM ETH G :
- can't make pure gr;
We nave a few bags pri
especially for seed, for
Sc 3
TIIENI GOLDFISH
l. warranted equal t.
condition. BA
Sc 9 NJ
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ANDREWS YEAST POWDERS.
RELIABLE AND ECONOMICAL.
See what DIR. Chiffon Says.
r have tried the Excelsior Yeast Powder pre-.
l. pared by Thomas Andrews, and find it to
Rrss !os eas 81
wholesome. The ingredients of which it is
composed are pure and entirely free from OBJ
jections. 1t is the best in use
JAMES r Chiffon, M. d, Chemist,
NEW York, April End, 1852.
Sold by BAYMORE u STONE,
oc2l No. 6, Campbells wharf
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SUGAR,

SUGAR.
On Bbls G. Sugar,
%Ol5 do Yellow do
10 do Granulated do, for sale by
w. b. PARKS 4 CO.,
aug 6, Roanoke Sqr
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s, Wake & co,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
OFFER the following Stock to the trade
" 5000 gallons Sperm, Whale and Linseed Oils,
5000 lbs. White and Yellow Car Greases,
10000 do Span Brown,
1000 do Marder,
200 do Pulv. Cinchona,
81 do do Cantharides,
100 do Chloroform,
$50 do English and American Calomel, with
full assortment of all other articles found in
wholesale iobbing Drug Houses. no
CHOICE PLATE BEEF.-One Dbl Just
" opened, for sale at retail by
DAVIS " WOMBLE,
no 5Campbelps wharf
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CHOICE HAVANA CIGARS,
nF recent Importation, comprising the well
~ known brands.
Ell. Sevillano Londres,
La Pedrera do
Ell 3onguito,
La Flor De Alburne,
Espanola Prensados.
We invite the attention of those that can APP
pTsciate good Cigar.
ROGERS h LANGLEY,
no l7-tf Commercial Row:
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MRS. WINSTON.

NI MS w LIN y IAO w,
N EXPERIENCED N u IL $ r. AND
N Female Physician, pr esents to the atten
ton of mothers her
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IgE

Richmond and York River Rail
Road.
vgNRAIN HANDS WANTED-Thirty good
4 hands wanted to work on the Gravel Ira in
in the Country on this Road. Constant employ
ment and liberal wages.
(Signed) DJ WALTON,
ie 29-tf Chief Engineer.
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WEEDS
p A II T. N r
G,TNrEyr NTC

M "A u ii i " Il -
Have gained the con.
fidence of all who Use
them, and have pro-
we'd one of the most
valuable inventions
Of the age. They use
a Shuttle, making the
Lock Stitch on both
sides of the cloth
alike, which cannon
he u nrave lie Il or
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Notice.
DAMAGED GOODS.
A GAIN IN THE FIELDING have just re-
N ceived per steamer jamestown, very
large and exceedingly cheap lot of damaged
Stockings, Socks, Corsets and Tape. Now is
the time to buy bargains at
J. UMSTADTER'S,
Sc Is No 70 Church street.
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SUPERIOR TEA

/ HAVE just received 20 chests OF Haperior
IGreen and Black Teas, for sale at holesale
and retail.
JOHN X. LUDLOW,
ans under the Atlantic Hotel.
HUNPOWDEft, Young Hyson and Black
VI Teas of superior quality, just received and
for sale by DAVIS & WOMBLE.
se9 5Campbell's wharf.
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THEM CODFasF-1,O 600 lbs. just to hand,
4 warranted equal to any as regards size and
condition. BAYMORE & STONE,
Sc 9 Ne. 6 Campbell's wharf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-20
ITALY.

lie Nord states tha, Prince Poniatousk had not gone
to Italy for any political object reported from Paris,
but snply on private AFFAIR.".
The same journal Gays that in a new note, addressed
by Cardinal Antoneli to the Catholic Powers he not
OILY rejects al reforms but protests warmly against
what ne calls an attack on the sovereign rights of the
Pope.
The Monitor Of Bologna declares itself authorized
to contradict the rumor Of any projects of aggression
against the Romsgna On the part OF the Papsl troops
The Tuscan Government had issued q decree enact
rg tha. the of the late Grand Ducal family shall
be ob,erated from the Government stamps, and that
the latter sha remain in blank until further orders
Some official correspondence of the late Grand Duke
OF MOdena had been brought TO light, which is any
thing but con plimentayto the Emperor Of the French.
The National Assembly Of the R0msgna was opened
on the lst by speech from the GOvernor-General.
He compimsn,ed the people on their prudence and
moderation, and told the Assembly that they should
constitute Government for the country, and intrus
il to bin who possesees their confidence
The correspondent of Tie London Times Gays the
lstest accounts received in Paris far from favor
able. The advance Of the Pontifcsl troops into the
Legation was believed TO be imminent Ii they are
successful the entry of the Duke of Modena nto his
States at the head of his army, considered prob
able: but if the Papal advance s repulsed rising in
Naples would most likely follow. Milan letter
expresses apprehension that bad blood growing
up between the French army Of occupation aud the
Italians.
The return Of the French Enbasssdor to Rome is
accompanied by rnmor that the Emperor emsnds Of
hs Holiness the establishment 10 the legitimate Lega-
tons Of |iceroy, who should govern 10 the Of
the Holy See.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-20

construction Of avesse for their service Of crest sre'
He ho s;sieo that they noE building eight !afg7
,teaners, ilclGdirg one pside-~heel vessel lAIso'
lac the Persia. n,
a ai-pstch by the Red 81 telegraph announces the
vr,eA IL the steamer Ncr;hsm 90 the -th OF Angus,
1esr JdcAh IN the Red Sea. c1e vac bringing uisJe
ard pa,sepeers from Aus,Talis- md they were s.'ep
landed with the exception q portion ct the ne's-
psper nail on all adjacent i-lsLd. The vessel VS.
go tors 70 ysier rod been built oily t~o years, ana
was performing her fret pass age ron Australia sf
mails were expected % reach London aoou, The i--A
Of September. ,.I.o
Il !. ro,isd ths, the Crest Eastern was Itspcec 70
leave her uoorings 10 the Tbsmes On tae 1.a ios';
Her departure for America postponed I'll the In Oh
September. , ~
An in preston prevailed that the strike in the huid
ipg trade ~ approaching adjustment Il wa7 pc
Heved e. ell events, that the shops would be oP1ne"
In few day. TO uou-sooiety men.
TIE London Tir.es says regard t. The Smethnlr9'
poisoning case that after careful invesss OF 'h7
evidence taken at the tria ~ well a. Of the opinions
which have since been elected from the most eninen'
nen, that the death Of Mrs Bankes might possio'y
have been produced by natural csase- It has been de-
cided to respite the prisoner, DR.. Sne.hurst during
her Majesty pleasure and this VIII probably result III
a c,.rfr tatiou Of the cspita sentence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-20
THE ZTRICU CONFERENCES.

The raIis correspc ndent of TIE L0adO. Times, writ
ing on the evening OF the 3lst utmo, says:
"Ot the Zurich Conferences | can add nothing more
to what stated yesterday, except that they every
hour expected 20 come 10 abrupt close without any
result worth talking a5out. The Duchies are, Of
course gIes dific ally, and there appears posi-
biliiy Of settlement. The Emperors agree to
the propre,y rather the necessity, OF restoring the
two Dukes, but dverge the means OF setting about
France will only employ moral suasion, which does
not appear 10 have made much progress, while Ped
mont is still ready, We are told TO accept the aanexs
ton spontaneously offered. Now tie case Is his IL
PieGnon! annex, will Austria Iecommence the war
andh Austris recommences the war. VII France once
more fly 10 the relief Of old silly These are ques-
items u be ssked. In official ms,ters may aid, bet
ter coorpg is tired TO be given 70 things. one there
learns that matters are going on well can be
peced, but that II important points no. settled ST
Zurich, important points were not be settled
there but rather before Congress. In the mean tire
Prince Napoleon is reported TO be more than dis ,on.
tel,ed With the turn matters have taken"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-20
JAPAN.

Dates from Japan are TO the 5.h Of June. diff
Guilty which sroee between the American Consul aud
the japanese Government had been annie sbly settled.
An American, who had discovered rich copper mine,
laid claim the mine and to the soil, contrary TO the
laws Of the country. The Government resisted, and
the affair was assuming an nDpleasant aspect, when
the Emperor TO prevent all further dispute proposed
that third Power sboud be selected a. umpire, and
designated rst France, and then Russia. The Amer-
suit, gave up his claim the SOIL and solicited su.
thorzaton TO work the mine and share the profit with
the japanese Government. The offer was at oece
accepted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-20
INDIA.

The Bombay mail Of Aug. 5 had reached England.
The chief topic in the ,pers and correspondence is
the withdrawal Of soldiers with their discharges from
the European regiments Of the late Company. The
total discharges amounted 10 about 5000 men.
better feeling prevailed in the Bombay import
market. Fregbts showed msteris variation.
A Calcutta telegram of July % refers 10 the cyclone
which experienced there on the 26th Of that
month, but does not give the details. Some lives
lost, and immense destruction done 10 prop
eIty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-20
SPAIN.

The Madrid Correspondence Aut0grapha announces
that orders had been given for the formation Of an
peditiOrary corps Of ten thousand men, The Spsni.h
Consul ST Tangers had Withdrawn from that place
after having handed TO the authorities note, ANNOUNCE
rg hat Spain is decided TO have satisfaction by arms
for hosties at Cueta, which have been of al agra
waited Iaure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-20
FRANCE.
From Our Oxr Corvesporaent.

TfVN UlT UNr CtIItsIVLse-L
PARIS, Sept. |, 1859.
When I last wrote about political matters the
new era of Liberty, whose morning stars We're the
DEGREES of amnesty to political offenders and of
grace 10 the press, was just dawning. Thereupon
as think / mentioned, the sAnsuine INDUCED in
very bright snticipations Of what WAS 10 come
next. These anticipstions are not relinquisted,
though We still remain quite in the fog as to their
fal6lmeut. Meantime something is actually gained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-20
AUSTRIA.
AUSTRIA.

Vienna dispatch Of the % inst. says No measures
announced in the Ministerial programme have yet been
carried out. II is asserted that the privileges to be
granted to Jews will be Influenced by local circum-
stances; the principal privilege will be the night of
reported that Austria intends TO discount that portion
of the debt which will be transferred TO Lobardy and
to sell the public domain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-20

some appropriate testimonial 20 the Captain Cher 10
eire.r ard other officers and ~ pace in the naids OF
Nj Wallace, purser Of the Persia, hall sovereign or
e,oh Of the crew and hfemen, who ranoer uPS alu %
at the end Of the voyage a. Liverpool a. extra wages
a., their fst fol tervces the night Of the scolden
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-20
GREAT BRITAIN.

There is no political % of interest.
Al meeting Of the MeIsey Dock Board, Mr. MISC
liver stated tbs, as the result. Of the Crest
Essterns trial trip was known, the Cunsri Company
iltended-if that trial wss ssccsssfsl-.o order the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-20
SOUTU AMERICA.

The South American mails, with intelligence from
Rio Jansiro 20 Augast9 9, aud Buenos Ayres Jolly q,
had reached England.
The war in the River Platte continued, bu. no ed.
vance had been made by Cen Urquizs aud his troops.
Dir. anti the American Charge dAfaires at Psrans,
had visited Bueros Ayres to Offer his mediation which
had been favorably received there 1t not kno~a
whether his offer was made officially or not.
The state Of political uncertainty exercised most
Depressing effect on commercial affairs, and business
was at an entire stand still.
Hides had advanced in price. Freights were lover
under an excess Of tunpage.
At Rio JaEeiro the bal TO compel the blanks to pay
time, had passed the Chamber Of Deputies, but. il was
hoped the Senate would reiectit.
Coffee was very firm. Produce came very slowly
arket Export Of Coffee ~ the United States Tor 10
mouth, 1858 bags.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. -.
InSnnx MnxrY M.prrr Tho EoRliah tlnde pee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-20
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

Dates from Table Boy are to July q. The news 10
Of little interest The Cape Parliament before adjourn.
irg had declined 20 annex British Ksffrsra TO the
coony. The American steamer Peho arrived a. To-
be Bay July IS, from Brest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-20

the cnss.jos Of G.rmsn u,y the grea. want Of The
day This step vas considered likely 70 itdlsDce the
answer Which ,ne Price Regent of Prusls would be
caled upon 10 make to al address from SIetsn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-20
GERMANY.

In replying TO an address that was presented 10 him.
he Duke Of SAKE CObOurg GO,hs officially recognized
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-20

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Eowp eer.iuvsd armnen Notwithstanding he daily ses'
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-29
Common COuncil--Special Meeting.

PLAcERyILLE, Jan. ~, 1859.
Mayor Jones Prcsding-PrcseRt, Aid. Clark, Johns,
Roy, bdrss and Salmon.
Minutes Of last meeting read and approved
The Committee tU Whom was referred the eA animation
If Trra,urrrs, COllcctOrs and City MarshaU Reports
askcd for further time which was granted,
The Committee Fire and alter, IN relation to gun
pow der being kept within the City limits, asked for fur
Their time which was granted.
The Committee Oh Streets and Public Places, in rca-
tnn to petition Of Mcssr Burns Mcbride, asked for
further time which was granted.
The Special Committee TO whom was referred the
drafting of all Ordinance regulating or equaLing City
LIrCnscs asked for further time which was granted.
Petition signed by MCssrS. Stt inberg Lowell and 9TH
crs, relative to constructing ride walk OH Quartz Alley
read aud referred TO Committee Oh Streets and PuO
lie PAGES.
AID Roy moved that any party parties without the
city limits WIN having paid their taxes being charged
with the sanc by giving proper evidence saIl have teir
refunded paid, and IL not the same be cancelled
Carried.
to give new Bond at the next meeting. Carried.
Aid. Roy moved that the subject in reference to the
purchase Of lot from Mr. Douglas, be referred to Com
inittCc on Streets and Public Places. Carried.
Moved and seconded that the Board now proceed to
the election Of one Policeman.
WIN. Burnett and John Justice were put IN nomna-
ton The Board then to ballot John Justice
having received majority Of all the votes cast was de-
clarcd duly elected.
Moved aud seconded that the bills read be allowed
with the exception Of bill for the erection u" Lamp Posts
in front Of City Black and in front Of Theatcr III favor
Of the Gas Company.
The following bills were allowed:
J.. II. Lowell, S22J 81 DR.. Van Week, S2l0; Miller
sIs; Messcfsmith, siO SOL jackson, sle 50; sn'usl
81 E. NJ. Van Ness, els Geo. I: Jones, 70 ~ DE-
Cola, $40; Samuel Dean, &l2; Thos B. Ely, GIG 80
VI. Kennedy, $I3 80; ". McCasker, ees 80 " Bird
BOARD adjourned to meet OH THURSDAY, Jam 2I;h, nj
O'Clock. Il. s. HERNANDEZ, crk c. Z.
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Udolpho VOTES, sSknS111S,

medicinal drink Of enlnenilB salrass nnsssa uSan.
dam. i Hsi.S% 49, 81 - 49, :. :. g Sssss,
years ArOuBheat I'll lie AtlanNa A. ssafa - :
mAas from TIE eest laslsg lkassah = psilstA h
Acknowledge aAA enlFaesais4FS tsss At
II has long sASs seSlEse ~ - + h
Analysed, Hhs RscSc1S ESrs ISSSs1. 8 g czLsss
ml6 and whossoma tonla. Il b eztsen1vsly ussl and
approved By the medical faculty, The tspsFasss p9sPa
In ravel Ooui and Rhesma.sn IA eass.uass.. - ne
Bladder and Kdnsys, and y esheSsl Dssil1 - esess
only remedy Tor tksse mls, 81 q e e.sS 5 1hicN
they are produced ~ dynkins Ned Wales UAA aAmoss
1or esvSv ~, aS ~ 49, 4. - ~ e
Ventaatves that cen o Egg&A ~ NJ 10 III 80 sl
The Aromatic @Ohisaam @ohmappSa
II b consequently n sssAa asaianl " tssse tSESn
OF about % seelle n nsN pAree q ~ Soat1y q
known, On aCoeunt oflis vsssoss csSsr rsms
in all cases Of Dronpcal tendency b Rensrsy ne
only remedy required when adopted u IL ss stage ~
ln dyspepsia mAiAAlts &hsh ten 10 proper qaansiIes
a. diet drink, aud especially 81 dphsf. e s oud. b
uniform experiences, 70 be smlKenty eeaesoas 10 Ne e
o6slass eassE, Hhsn the heni 81 ~ nsnal rs1
have failed 70 Afford mere than IsmsAFS FSls % as1s
Of FlatuencyM 70 An immediate asd lssaTlsAls sesas.
quAntltieS Young Inisnts o. eli aAsss zsezyss
OF RrpnR pain u the stomach And heusa 9Aich 1aS
are especially laAees, - veil - h Ne sAae e sva
lts iGiOlols abolition III c0Enexion viii III psana,
meals or when sense q exhaustion dictates - ~ asssF
chronic malAalel IOk ISa al ezks.sS ssssi
energy By whatever sah!e iafucsa 9Asse ase esiats
gland and Ne DATED iiGEsS. have Ssss -
which coFrobOfaed By The AlgAesl WVtsn aaik
Put M 70 quart and pIn bottles. h e dens
signature on the label =
Seis tx sn ne .sspsssaAas Dsssslsls sAa Elsssr
6D0LPR0 GoEEE, ssle Iapssses.
Aesavsss 1Fsss. Nee Ysek,
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Or. l.. J. CzAPEAY.-We would direct th6pespeeIal
attention Of inyads to perusa Of DR.. L. J. CEapkays
to be found In another column Of this
paper In order to place the service Of learned and
experienced physician within their reach 20 much Ill
has been inflicted the human family from the perni-
eious and ignorant practices Of emprcs that Il
as II we were fulfilling bOunden duty to make know
where relief can be obtained. To those unfortunate
enough to suffer from the effects Of sexual or private
diseases or their i'll treatment, ehccTfuy CONNIE nd
Or. L j. CEapkay IS man Of rare scientific and medi
cal requirements, possessing all the requisites from
long experience and acknowledged skill, for the
ee.s practice Of his profession Having made sexual
complaints an especial study like the celebrated H.
cord, Of Paris he Is enabled to guarantee
and speedy cure in all Of private chronic dis
ease, whether the effects Of eontagiOn, sefabusc or
loss Of virity and in order that patients at distance
may avail themselves Of his advice free BY
letter 10 open to them. The knowledge that have Of
the nmmerOs he has Effected Gome Of which we're
Of long standing, leads to place much faith in DR..
C.'s efficacy, and commend him to the confidence Of
those IN I'll health DR.. czapkays once IL sacra.
eihc Mail Steamship Co. . ONCE. San Francisco.