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Steamship Petersburg Powell Baltnore-H B Cromwell
SHIP z, Hodges New Orleans sr~lam s'0'
sa as1y Sss porsr
Brig Osprey tBr, Murphy, s.gaa |. 4rands-Ths James
s k. To@ = 1nn Ss IN s%s.,,
s sss cH. I Fssr Ell o..,
SEM v Glover, Thomas Gardsnss~R Buck Gas' 70.
s ssST s II Ass cs sT 1ss,Is sys0a
scsr re Gs, Harris Washington @ Williams
schr Lsnsyiirs Hsssell Elizabeihpor.. Nsnsr
schr Arion, bort, Norwich-Master.
ARRIVED
Steamship Empire cy Meowan New Orleans Nov 20 via
Steamship Potomac. Watson. Baltimore. win
.,eam.h,p Chesapeake, crowe Portland with mdse and
brig Abb, WATSON tof sedsewics, wa.son cardenas Nov
jane ts & :sS, Heos IS a.
s Gs. gas + s sssss
Brig Jaffay, Hunt Bangor, days. with lumber sinp
Ss esSs s: a sa: ...s. Oct IS and OBJ
schT Hero Orb Crowei halifax. days. with oats to Whit
sshr s,ssr !, Ben,s Toward CORVALLIS Ms 10 days.
sehr Norfolk Packet Bedell, Apalachicola II days. With
eo sssr s n pS's m nina. Co.,
la Os s sS de-
schr Hamlet Wfay. Rondou, for Boston.
BELOW.
Two bfigA
SAILED
shp St charies New Orleans bark Col Ledyard Apa,ach
Wind during the day VITO wNw
Telegraph Marine Report.
ward soaad Wind a ses.Ssr s ss the 0s m
sew %a a9 Wv s inward bound vessels
FORT LAFAYETTE Nov q supsst-No square rirvsd
s sw e u ss snip Ghass lOr New oreaas psd
clear. va" '" A''''S'e ~casn~
Miseenaneous.
LAuscn-Mr Williams viii launch from hss yard a,
Greenpont to-day at II AM beautiful clipper schooner
called he Keie Merrill She has built for e ia
government mail service, and after trip will sail for
the Sandwich Islands under command OF Can, VIM Law
renee Merry The attainment great speed having been the
object Of the builder In anticipated that she viii make
OF Dec ber. 80 'A' "oo'' 1'0 iNn
For sAF FRAScrsco-The famous Al extreme clipper shp
fea Nympb, Capt whiting rapidly loading at per u.s.
Err foo. Of Wall street. for the port in Coemans line
This ship bias made the passage ITO days and has al
ways bnded her cargoes in fine order She on the IL
srEixER PHIsxAs srnAcuE At Boston from Philadelphia
s. sSss ns Of @ a. Cape rpse with sshr
bobsisys heads &C and Holmes Hole The steamer
gS n .or Uscaa Was cInsied 70 return on scconnt Of
bark Peu beiisd damages and would be denea
FOR some time.
Snip JACOB BELL Low at wharnpoa for New York was 70
she would SAL about the 9th Of October
BARK GLOBE Ccornbs from Shields via Queens,ovn for
,oroance With ess tons coal In working into the Yves, Bay
soout O'Clock on Saturday morning. Ashore mid
The north end OF Dutch leland and the light esd
sna 70 oonseousnce % the weasel refusing
n.lh .op .otmbs went TO Providence Saturday aee
% wss a he procured the services ri the seamtug
~scn went 10 her assistance early Sunday morning
me vessel vent at water now lies perfectly cnss
not leak snd has is feet Of her bx Tide
on 70 ss Ont about ss eon,rac, has been ode with .sr Boz
can be hove Of without damage " :" ''p'O''' nA' s"'
ns N1ntoS crowe. from Turks Islands adeu with sal,
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LOST AND FOUND.

OsT-ON SATURDAY EvENING, NOV. g. FUR
u victre 1bty tfh hry eighth street on the
Elshh Broad .sy, between hdse two streets
liberal reward VIII he given any who will return 10
70 West Tb II, lbtb street
IL Me- Bayen rh from New Rochelle adjace Fovty
Fourth guild chain and seal
vi ed motto Invent, do be paid on
Ito return TO JOHN +. Fish I'm $50 Houston street.
I usT OUR CHECK On THE MERCANTILE BANK,
- No Seo dated NOV a 1852 criwn 70 the order Of Pap
cot stopped the pubic cau'ioned against the
same BUkNHaM, PLUMB d 20
T OeT-ON SUNDAY NIGHT LARGE RAY HORSE
- about II hands high the time had SADDLE ana
delivering him gyirg information Of his where
sbons, Will be well paid for their tr0uoe by w. a q
ochisn, as East Tenth street. opposite lompSns square
IL .. near the hudson River Railroad Yonkers he
following described no-s, viz
Charles nender.on d ron, dated Philadelphia March
- 1909 II eight months $622 q
is'E, dated Louisville, Ky, April g. 1859 nine
F. huh. 4 Co. dated Detroit March Is 1850 nine Nv :"
N. = reeves Co.. dated Cincinnati April H. 1859, ~ y
;, eyh, mouths 24s Is
David rsarce dated Yonkers April 4 1859 eight :"
David rearce dated Yonters april Is s9 eight "
All he shove endorsed by A. bald ~in Son All oers,0s
are heeb forbid negstng said payment been
stopped The fnde u be SUITABLY rcsarded By leaving
Them a. tie Bank Of North Amer1cu or with
A. BALDWIN SON, Yonkers
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G,RAuD IN TIE a,xTH COUNCILMAN DISTRICT
1o'be dior o. ,h- iierah-in your paper Of ths
sra ing That a. eenns Of the deegs selected by The
0datrs NOMINATED by the Mozart and Tamn,anv Hall tho
Sssb CouBclmanc Coz, ennru held FIR the purp0so Of
uniting he democracy Of said dis'' let The counciman
tckoi have unanimously agreed the So0 Stng named
the apdds+s the united democracy for ssa
District: kintb Ward ~ 1a der sh Fifteenth Ward
Corne Jus w Campbell Iaurepce m Van Wsr, Nsxte0nlh
Wsrd-rtrr 9 Kane, samuel 7. Munson; E,xh,eonLh
Wart-Johr Rakr" 1bis tir The Mozart Hall will
srrre 70 support and repadste the hrle prhedngs Of
tbs Convenitn ~ the above Tsmmany ase
hye q pdldn'ts and M We
=. ual penosr from each ssebsn rs-ce, Eshtssush
warc, Nozar' csndidaes. John mes uansa GilIesoia
fVheerih Ward; \. Hamilton Geo q. Genet FIJI eenh
NSidi Thomas q. Carse James nnnipgha~, Geo Drew
Am J. vsnarsdale Ninth wsra Jssss = Pratt, shi~enh
Ward and sisDed by hupdred Nifty voters
The } n!h, ,it,eenth Sixteenth and eighteenth Wards
New York. Nov. q, 1869
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INC exchanges Il the Bank Clearing House this mornnc
were $50 ga 2s3 o. and the baan ,es 81 $50 o.
The steamer Arizona arrived at New Orleans from Bra
ZOE Santiago has s753,c9s OF on board
The Manufacturer and Merchants Bank will commence
business al their banking rooms Nos ssl and 5sa Broad
way, on the LIST Of December The following comprise
the Board Of Drectors:-Abm. Ives, E. " Haughvout.
" h Appleton " B. Depicrris, George H Contot, ". l.
Hall, John c. johnson, John s. MITCHELL Nath1 wheeler
Elias Howe, Jr., Allan hay, VIM. Moses, F. W. Edmonds
Henry r. 1readwell. The President is Mr.. Abm Ivcs:
me cashier, Mr. A. Aasterton late Of the New York
County Bank.
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10 tho names Of :. ,A....-..- =. .,.-.ss . :. .
eection. - i1SPeSs"s ~ 1S'S""S WI VIZ en's'"e
nv x,stee IN Annual Taxes o0rted that return
~ a,, usd 10 The nSadxnhus NJ McSpsdup & Baker
r ~ Sns s,ss.o tor "reminiscences Of Records, and
W. <yvIahg thai the rssr'- Dr. prutsd. Adopted
~ .s - me further busneea ths Board a.,toaruad n
:" E&Ay
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POLlY'lCAl..

. . ><sS !.
A ID. riib .r-m .c .i.riri; .A,- 4. o.
ssss nv s,.; me- '
.'seuoA far AXE lha ne nna pnnlis ead AM
sss W.. On ..s =: az :s.: s
'dsr NE Ut csndd-,e for be ooe " sye re .h' .as
dsps.s and ..s ), sSs.s ,i.S%sasss
sworn Or. ma this 2ah aay Of sovsmbc 1858 JAxrs
y hAEkhAH COmmiss vi leeds
4 wa ApSnrREkp MsEriN1 or THE INDEpEND1Nr
s.Ia o ,ss:ass 3. ~ ssss Cancer. 5.
< nGasRia Chairman
WE s.,s sss,'0H' secrs.ari.s
hAaIis Ohm 'ucNEssY Treasurer.
A'rnsss"T,aso s 81. (. ..sst A +,
.aoar,%se ns,s q ~ .ssys uus w D.oe 1t
Re report. hs ppon;sa 90" q "a s . n .s
.nb zaon saop. % sssrs sSe
s .. sss h. ssssss n
AZ hs: man saa 'ss I'D @0s. Sd
haId sosd Kind requested TO aiAlld The meeting
ATA MEETING OF DEMOCRATIC voreas or rum
NM asa ssS :. the Vance xa aS"ss s SsrSsr Perry
Inst pnanD ously resossd hat they form Themselves
.m"rss Tub club ss.aissd .ad % - 10
AbAr<e keholBon was ae0tHd ChA and Hubert Waten
and WI lam Cem1ns eecrssTle- After ensonent Of large
follows
keov~d That consder Fernsnt woos the only demo-
cratic cAn0tdnie for the lection sJund
iational p,incip emit HIN To tho support the
ms 81 all parties ~
krSvsd That heartily endorse bis sentiments and
der hm cordial support and shall every
TOW ards ensurrg h'n sl~stion
kesO That adinnrn meet nj the vanc6 House,
Of Perry and iah 1odnesday
evening the 10th inst, at o'clock
CHAREs sICaoLsON, Chairman.
R"aEnI = w.,soS }seosa,,es
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY, Nov. %, 1853.
The bank statement Of 10 day compares follows with
We,k ending Loans Spnie Cirvan D-passfs
NV To- slo1 bau $50 19,7aa,s7l s2S35a0 74nIs,,3s
Nov X. III ,4.3e3 1881 va s,27',2is 73,o-,.Ia
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Board Of 6upss vaso"'
As Board met lsss svsA'ny, Prss'asn' r''N'
sAasr
No rOx,. Somn,vssuors sent IN An application Tor IN
Aypss6haon n $3.50 for tho purpose Oh spp''"ns ="
syecsa, pehee men for the day Of election
s~pos vSor Ey xxxpy Was IN favor If the appropranon;
some trouble xas expected because the democrats wore
ssvN,sl zss nov Grssk meets 1resk NJ me DAMN o'A
supvr~v or Rons said he would vots for the apprp a
ssn prov ,aea the sT~cai pncsmsn wers seAco sar
gray .,,abIe Il the nab~rs ~ Inc o'd ioro'
1hv r.s.aauon pAss win the Amenu' nj. offered
~ AZ. Roche, by sot' VI ten 10 two
the xsoonls or THE COUNTY CLERKS og<sss
ne on ,rups Snd S.auonery be- 1.a ssa aroosa
seBd ior aud exa,nsp. such peisow pagers aud &C
pcrn's they may deem necessary '.H fsl aud ger
,sel Of s the iaUts ~corf ana sseoans con-
~mh transactions, contracts, b., Of me CON-
nrssoners VI Reoards Adopted
ulk pBlcAroS or NOTICES " nN''"' ~
Saper visor rsSEpy saiJ tho sw direcng ncuces
g ekcuons " b. pao.ss.so - sI asI J Suown In,
sDat papers were ~; w unnecessary p'essl7 " Aao
sAep anr, roueh o. eDsrs - no NIUE
L. n,vro 80, - b. rserreu Om,aittae on Pruning
ensmo saze Legislature On TUG su''e0' @uu " nA'o
CONGRATULATIONS yRcn THE CONTROLLER
The 1olos n4g comlnuu,canon was vccivcd, and 800
csprs rrds red NJ priDtei ~ lAa'nph'ei torm;-
asiry ssr.r op Rssuuprs ExpEsDvEss OF THE COUNTY
GOVERNMENT ron 1850
GuxYrRoIIkRs OFysE, Nov. 2S, 1853.
10 .Hr HONORABLE THE BOARD or SUPERVISORS OF 1Hs
1ofsry or NEW York
qS,r1raEs compliance with tho resolution edopted
- ,our honorable body the 10Th OF September Last
irabu, herewith ,lssd estimates OF the receipts ami
r,epp of county governurebt with drat vi m or
s,uapce making the nna spropr sauons for State aud
atvul Poi po for the year $780, also graft Of law "
~ sunmiin 10 the State legislature, authorizing the
raising b, Of the amounts required to pa5 said appro
prianonf.
The receiJts and expenditures of tho county govern
u~pl may asseI the following general heads
The Legislative Department
q The Executive Departments.
8 The Judiciary.
Nmc4 apeous comp ising the State taxes, and the
Support nogcbt and other persons, II various chara
Pic aud educaii Opal Institutions &c
Expenditures.
The accompanying estimates are based mainly upon the
sosmaton from the various county officers, IN
,epy IA u eli addressed then, respectively under
date Of September n, 1889. copy Of SAID circuae,
With q lmt Of the officers 70 whom copies OF the same
we're addressed, also copies Of the replies thereto
ssiYed by .he Comp,, oier, are hereto appended.
i.-fhe legislative npaytsss,a
he several Purposes indicated by the titles Of accounts
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MONDAY, Nov. ze-6P NJ
AsHna-Tbe market unchanged aud sales confined
to 90 y go bbIs., at SIC bAr.
BRkADsIurFs -Fionr-The market was again nrmer,
at al advaDce Of about 3d. barrel closing spircss
Vt the mprov, meni The sales embraced ABOUT OO0
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DATTEN's HOTEL 2i GREENWICH STREET COR
III per Warren street "A permanert boarder. car
be accommodated at this hotel for the winter on reasonable
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HOMESTEAD
II FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.

Alta regular meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of tb Com
pany, held at ber Oce. Of Nassau and hickman
streets New York. the 9th instant Phlo Hurd Esq WAS
uianlu,ousv elected Vice President.
The Company takes pleasure informing the public thas
has already realized handsome surplus and r0spoctfuny
soiclls portion Of the patronage Of the public -
WIN. CuAUNCEY, President.
PAIiO HERD. Vice president
Jons z. OAwIEY, Secretary. -
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10TH WARD MEETING OF THE YOUNG NEWS
Id Democratic Hssemeyer ASSOCIATION Of the Tirteenh
ward. Will Be held ney thursday evening Dec Iss0
h1nas Hall corner Of r,u and broome All Ii se
In favor Of the election Of Messrs HAvemeyor Tden ana
hciroy VIII be baud enroll their names Sv
oruer, JOHN CA hHOIL. (yhairman
T. 4. { o,s ssna,'0s' sssersar,s.. -
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SOR MAYOR,
NON GcORGE oPnYKE
Bssdqnsera ~ Ihorps Hotel n Bighah ara
Br0ad~ay citizens Of all parties WIN n favor Of
hopes admbsarsuoD Of the nnon invited 70
meet daily Al ihis place
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T(tHANFRAU BArTALION."-A SPECIAL MEETING
~ Of the corps will be held this Tuesday evening Novo.
90 at7s O'Clock. No Is Barcsy Member a, a
particularly requested be for the purpose N
arrangements for their second puRl parade BY order
A. II. TiI.Ek, President
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Ship 81 Charles New Orleans bark Col IAdyard Apalsch
cola. =
Wind during the day W TO wNw
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REWARDS.

90 REWARD LOST ON FRIDAY LAST. CAR
pA nsp memorandum Book, NAKED John Carpenter No
q rstt thirteenth street. the outside Of cover Thu
finder Will please return 10 The above numbernd receive
the reward.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-18
grwtlrp 81 5iIuer mGrt

NOR u YEARS-We have Sold
IL WATCHES and never sold them 50 Cheap as nt
present A uunpleto stock every style sud make, m
suel COWLES A 90. -
NOR u YEARS-We have Sold
II JtWETRY, and are now prepared to furnish Goods
'n ausa US. '''' CowLEs co .
NOR u YEARS-We have Sold
SLY ~ WARE aud never had better stock vu
hand thau uw Come aud see and judge ior Fourse
o1sa COWLES 4 60
NOR u y .ARS-We have Sold
IL CLOCks. and O., are now Choagor snd Better
5u ever Every one a. listed and ued' 20 ihe true
lime Hug2 COMLEn CO-
NOR 10 YEARS-We have Bought,
sod uuI used CUTLERY, an have proved ty oui
sTnsrieuCt that WusfouhuIm aud ku era arc the very
Ert manu- ucturers We keep their Pucks cutlery, va tV
NV yarety aud sell as low as can he bought "a America
uuI2 ~, y, ~ % ~
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GmQrnuers.

ENI! AVING AND LiTHOGIAPuING
DRAINARD a. BURRIDGE, WOOD
ID ENGRAVERs AND LITHoGRAPHERs Bsnk
tYss o.
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1nsuraIrr Agents.
THE GERMAN INSURANCE COMPANY
~ ,,r uxrur Avn, nnTO
OF ULENELANDj UHIU.

JOIN 3 TOCh UWTA N 7.
Organised Jaauly 2s 1859 uadls general laW ofths star
Of OHIO.
CapitnI stock 5000 Shurcs at SEQ each,
secured by Real estate 100000.
OFFICERS:-G W. SCHMIDT, President. Dr. W,
MEYER Vice President, JACOB MUELLER, Secretary.
DlKECTOR>;-C; w schmidt } Mayer, II. Keller
THE GERMAN INSURANCE COMPANY Insure
against damage by year and less buIid
ngs goods, Wares merchandise etc Payment of lOsses
shall be- mhe u go day after the loss shan have been
cerane add proved Not more than 5000 will be insur
at any one risk
OHc" n, I2, Atwaor Block, (up tars) Sunerior reet.
CH iNCg. AEen'. Lapl5R2 w JOHN WAGNER res
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GUTTA EEECUA B ASE,
For Artificial peeth


mt mn Ia the hest ulrnucr W b lNGERSOlL,
No 2il Marble Block Superior street, Cleveland, o.
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Hsiy- For City News see third page
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
nnnp. - ID ---
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6otrlg
DUMAS
Bnil0trs & Artbitttts.

BROOKS S. G. Il e. W., BUILD
I'D ERS Aso hanufacturers of Doors, Blinds, sash,
Brackets and all Euds Of ScrolSawng aud Gothic woE
Paricularatteni paid FitugU Stores. Factory On
nvisinn-st Centre Rlnnk fleveland ~ nnll-,--
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NJ ]. Leander Starr communicates to the
Montreal journals the following statements made
by his daughter la SO doing he says, ey
were in no way written under my dictaIion, and
are what they purpose to be, Miss STAIRS own
version ofthe circumstances which have OF late
unhapply caused so much notoriety in the
world They were not written under any idea
of their ever being published, but solely TO en-
able me to submit to my law advisers the real
facts of the case direct from herself; but on con
sulation Of some friends to day, am advised e
publish them perbatim and to do so at once.
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MISS STlRR'S OWN ACCOUNT.

The Case Of the Young Lady who ran away
to enter COnvent--IIor own version OF the
AhniI--HOw She got 20 TOlcdo--Gcts tired
of "a Convent Life--Is now nt SurotOgR--A
Very Interesting Letter
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cLEvELAND. THURsDAY MoRNlIINe AUagsTI8 L859.
MORNING LEADER.
THURSDAY MORNING AUG. Is, 1900

PLAIN AND ORNAM MENTAL lPRiNrlNG. II.
~ Plaiu aud Ornamental Ptiuunep oyerv uesiipi'i
lone az the Printing Esuhlshmehi o. lhe Lcaatr once u
ne latest improved and most upiL steam ffosfes i tut
test stle short notice, and at reasonahe rates Pa
tentiOu uaidto blank wurk Evefy descriptions %
done, peuiully Blank Books Ledgers Journals
lies Blpks, Recetvtug Books &c, &C.
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Derrttstrp.
DENTIS ray

AT 2ll SUPERIOR ST.
IF YOUR TEETE ARE GOOD,
read tha following lines II teoth are bad read
hem with great II you have no teeth at all Hsp
fact that isl daily exhibited in the streets, in the social
and the parJr by the hunhost peasant and the
proudest that hundreds OF persous lose good
sets of teeth for the Of the timely al OF good aud
siul dentist poor and inferior operation is in many
cases worse at a II your teeth good have
them examined hv good dentist aud keep them la order.
If or mo- time should be lost but have them repaired the
sooner the better aud escape that which Burns says me
npI Of All dseuses irregularities Of the teeth should
ue attended to In childhood ami youth.
Ali nersons dcsirpu4 of fine dental Operators ivlt
ed TO cali al ny room where particular aenti1u Is EVou
10 the preservation of The u1'uml tceh where the
VULCANIZED CORALITE,
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IN w i GILLLn HAS REMON

nR. w. j. GUILD HA S REMOE
IL ed his Dental Office to Room No Is Holman ~ 0'peH
Supcriur street. East of Public square, south OF = u All
who need th4 service OF Deutst, Will saya themselves
much SUFFERING as well us MONEY by giving MN "a
cal Elec nCy used TO mitigate pain, for those Wh" ue
sire It.. ...... , r,,,,,,, ,,,.,,, ,,,,,,,
ON 1ld 81 YER Porcelain and NuCluIZed Rubber Base,
tho best mpuuer Teeth iu sets from $40 90 $50 Coll
hhngs according 20 size OF the cavity from So upwhd
m4vlI
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-15
READ AND REFLECT
DR.. c. II. TOzer's Card to the Afflicted

Qlicl, cures and LO1o Prices at the Established
office, Si1th street, det1oeen j and x streets.
hR. TOZER returns his thanks to his numerous pa
~ tients for their patronage, and would embrace
this opportunity to remind them thathe continues to
consult on those diihcult cases Of NENEREAL which
have bafled the skill of some of the most celebrated
physicians of the age, and upon which he has NeUer
Fdtted to PERFORM Radical Cure.
Dr.. Tozel 5 reputation a physician stands une-
qualed Ills exclusive attention to diseases of the
Genito Urinary Organs, for many years renders hun
perfect master of Syphilitic diseases.
Dr. T0zcr has, il is well KNOWN taken patients from
the very verge Of the grave and Restored them to
Perfect U6dttb. lie further states that he deems II
sufficient to attract the attention Of those who might
need the services Of physician in ALL cases, not par
ticuary those enumerated in the advertisement, eX
pecting they would test my merits as practitioner,
and the result my practice has been thus far sntsfac
tory to my patients and myself Nor do L deem 1t
necessary to fill columns of newspapers with fulsome,
empric and bombastc advertisements, protesting my
ability 20 heal all diseases flesh heir to, for 90 do
that must be something more than man. but to give
those that are afflicted with Nenereal, Chronic and
other Diseases TO understand, from long experience
am fully competent to treat them successfully.
offer no genuine or fraudulent certificates or puiIs
OF my superior qualifications a practitioner, nei-
ther do assume the medical honoTs to which am en-
titled; but merely ask those who are diseased to read
the different advertisements relating 20 the cure OF
private diseases and judge for themselves where TO
apply for relief. Only rooms are so arranged that
be consulted in private at all hours of the day
from o'clock A. NJ. until S p. .M)
~ Persons with Chronic Diarrhma, Dysentery
Nervous Debility, Low Spirits, Lassitude, Weakness
OF the limbs and back, Indisposon, Loss Of Memory
Aversion 20 Society," Love of Solitude, Tmidity Self
disrust, Dizziness, Headache, pain in the side afec
other Infrmities in Man &C., will find it important to
consult DR.. CHAS. II. TOZE3 at his Office, Sixth st.
between and X Sacramento.
nov4-yr CHAS. II. TOZER, NJ. D.
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