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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-12

ELoPEMENT AT SEYMOUR. Conn.-There has been
some at Soy mour, about eeyen miles from this
zen heretofore occupying responsible social pos,on
with the wife Of David Belts the Postmaster of this
Ransom Tomlinson the late proprietor OF the
House, is the Of the man He over dv veara ~
age, married and has family Mrs. Belts Is thirty sn
ard has daughter aged fifteen The intimacy OF the
tics has been the " town talk" for time aud vbis
ies as TO Mr. Tomlrsons inclipaoas nave mot
been cop6red 10 this nar"rar is suppress Tho
60. Wv '~'''''' ~" nay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-12

Official Report OF the Battle between Major
Van DOrn's Command and the COmanchc
HEADQUARTERS, WICHITA EXPEDITION, CAMP on sMALL)
CREEK, ABOUT FIFTEEN MILES South or OLD
FORT ATKINSON, May ID, 1859.
Ibave the honor TO report that after . march Of
two hundred miles have just up and had an en-
gseement with party of about ninety hundred
Comanche Indians and that have succeeded In killing
woundng and capturing nearly the whole number Forty
nine are dead on the field, (fty, including killed
few days previously five are wounded and thirty ak are
More than hundred animals are captured and the
whole camp is destroyed. The fight was quite a sharp
and bloody one and took place foot in thick jungle
or brueh covered ravne Eight COmanche women were
upav odably and Enthusiastically killed
have with great rcgre. to report that Lent Fzhugh
Lee, acting Adutant, was dangerously, and Captain X
Smith quite severely wounded. Also that the following
named non commissioned officers and soldiers killed
Private Willis Burrows of Co. G, I'd Cavalry, killed.
WOUNDED.
Sergeant Thomas Elliott, of Co. A. I'd Cavalry, slightly.
Private Eugene Canoes, Of Co. A, % Cavalry, dan
gerously
Private Patrick Kcnevane of Co I'd Cavalry severely,
Private William Moore, of Co A. o. Cavalry, slightly
Sergeant r Leverets, of Co. B, I'd Cavalry, danger
olssly, (sincc dead.)
sergeab. Peter Alba Of Co. B, Cd Cavalry, severely
Private Isaac Chrismsn, OF Co. B, % Cavalry slightly
Private William Hartiy OF Co b, I'd Cavalry Slightly.
slehtly
Private --- Rouson, of Company H, I'd Cavalry, Sc
verely.
Corporal George Nichols, Of Company H, Cd Cavalry,
slightly.
Two friendly Indians also slightly wounded.
am 30 crippled by my wounded and prisoners that
shall be compelled to return at once to Camp Radzi
mifsk.
Upon my arrival shall hasten to make full report of
my operations since the date of my last report when
eha take occasion to DO justice the officers and mon
who have by their galantry and good conduct added
another wreath to the aurels Of their regiment
EARL VAN DORM,
Brevet Major, Captain ID Cavalry.
To Captain JoHs WrnERs, Assistant Aojutant General
San Antonio, Texas
S.-Ths band OF Comanches Is part of the same
with whom We had the affair in Oclober-suG Humps
| JOHN B. HOOD,
! Lieutenant 81 Cavalry, Pos. Adjutant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-12

Remarbab Race by Raii--Stakes S275 900.
AID Toledo Railroad, the Cleveland Leader obtains the
following PARTICULARS OF exciting race, in which tho
seees iron horses and the stakes greater than
ever been known any track Mr. Racker had the facts
from John Campbell, Esq Superintendent Of tho NJ g.
and n. l. r r. One day last week, as the eastward
bound express train reached Lsporte Ind passenger
stepped Off while the engine being rcplenished with
wood and water and walked back and forth the plat
form, and continued TO walk until the whistle sounded
ne oner passengers got on board and the train passed
OH bu. the gentleman still walked on. few minutes
after the train had gone station the pedestrian,
and going up 10 him, asked, In q surprised tone:
"What the - are you doing herep"
The man started opened his eyes and looked around
bewilderod. The fact he had been fatigued and
"why Where am II,
"Where are your At Iaporte -
where's the train came on?"
THAT left ten minutes ago."
Ten minutes ago and left me- must 20 on that train
nMA question OF life and death with me. Can you get
superintendent " Wv
inc section master had office near BY and the two
traveller stated his case-he must 90 oncond mt do
ay-and offered the officer $3.50 II he would put him on
'ne IAN ms strange demand and strange offer
csosed the sston mater 10 hasten what ne could
The fire was not out the engine that had drawn the train
70 that Poin-the bargain se.ed-a draft given on
New York for the $780, and in minutes the Ira v,er
started with engine TO overtake the eyinu crores,
After rushing on for thirty forty mes som.
gave way about The engine The engine stopped the
engineer found the difficulty, and in very 70 minutes
bad wooden pin Whitfield out and fitted supply ths DE-
fciency. With this on they flew. The train had of
course many miles the start OF them, and deepte the
wooden pin the engineer crowded on steam and tore
through the country at fearful Thirty miles Of the
distance passed was run In twenty minutes, but
The engagement that they should overtae the train
ana 90 they must, and do II they did but not until
more thAn one hundred miles had been run, and they
were approaching Toledo. Having ut length ovortaSen
anu stopped TIE train aud buried board the traveller
went eagerly toA berth in toe sleeping car, and took
toeferom carpet bag containing s275 900 HIS trea
'ure " A. sse--pnoe had unested It d-rns.'rr ME
nou'ior "o ~on. 90 O's i-Jic,Gg ~ tpe sue
cess Ms perilow ana exciting adventure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-12

Low Down SoUTn CAROLINA NEGROEs.--A gang
Of twelve outaDdish negroes 10 town Monday,
said from the rice swampe OF South Carolina destined
the plantation OF gentleman OF of the upper
ties. They very intelligent, and looked sees, black
and fst but Ike all the negroes from that region of coun
Try, did not understand much Englsh We learn there
evprfi hurdred fnrh user gavannah Ia
10 the cotton helos Of Alabama. ard csn pc bought mighty
cheap.-7Slmo (Alo S,atino.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-12
The New York Elections system.
nX IT RETAKDS POPULAR REFORM IN EUROI

From the LONDON Herald, May 25
On the meetiog Of The new Parliament we may safely
anticipate reform scheme from Lord John Russe con
tsilpg considerable extension Of the franchise; from
MIR Bright proposal for greater extension still; aud
from Mr. H. Berkeley renewal OF the eternal ballot ques
ton Ali these resolve themselves into principle Of
Rcon-bet OF rendering democratic the various
suobs OF the country IL Ia in vain to point out to the
advocates oil this principle that it is wiser to let well alone
II is vain to that this Is the only country 10 the
world where is free to act and speak he thinks
10. 1 in in ain IN hint
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-12

blinded to the reverses which have overtsken the
democracy In the lac election No member of the party
hero denies that the reault is sadly unfavo The
question is, who s responsible for t and upon his there
are as many opinions have democrats in Richmond
The majority however, agree that Letchers nomination
was the main cause, meanwhile maintaining thai other
Influences were at work to produce this revusion
s worthy or notice. In this connection, that few dsmo
Gratis throughout the State who prominent In So
curing the nomination OF Mr. echer have escaped defeat
In contest for any subordinate Office before the people.
In the case Of Vim. Amber, of Louisa who preceded
at the Petersburg Convention, and the most promi
pent friend Of Mr. Lether probably in the State have
striking proof Of the popular dissatisfaction this
head For several this gentleman represented the
louisa Senatorial district and by his efficiency rendered
himself popular to degree which would seem to defy
opposition The district largely democratic, and upon
the Of intellect and efficiency he had vastly the ODDS
of his competitors yet with all these advantages he
defeated and by his defeat Hunter has lost his most
ous friend in the legislature. understand Amber
counts for his BY saying he was killed OF 10 Rich
mond. This, doubtless, means that he was defeated
through The agency Of Governor Wise
The Lynchburg Republican, q democratic paper, has
undertaken TO combat Wise's "nterven.on doctrine
not however, In ts constitutional phase but its expe
cheney This is the first onslaught on the Governors
position under tho arrangement made By the Hunter party
come weeks ago. and to which referred in former let
ter The other papers in that interest will probably
follow In the same wake forthwith, for, az am
informed, the arrangement contemplated simul
charge from the whole batch OF newspapers
the State favorable Hunter Tho inference this
movement that Hunter will take the nonincrvention
sde the object being to keep him in position Of antago
nism TO Wise even though the assumption Of such POSI-
would conflict with all his antecedents the subject
OF Southern rights The times promise well for glorious
scrimmagc.
late reverses will Immediately proceed organize for
the great battle in 1880 imagine they will no. again be
caught sunberng, M In the late instance and have
ooubt the result OF this election will rather benefit than
inurc the prospects Of the party for 1890 succession
for many ycars OF such hiunphs the democracy in
Virginia have achieved heretofore was calculated 10 PRO
dure gpsthv and u was only nv reverse &c tisT
reao1ty .hss they could be aroused en-
Gent ACTION The Know Sothrga are 40 less determined
The Nevada journal., 1859-08-26
UDOLPHO WOLFE S
SCH III q P h s.. s.,
a Medicinal Drink Of Emiuentiy

a. E4CuiCludl AI1nK OF tmllenfiV
NALUTARY QUALITIES manufacture h, ti,,slf
~ exclusively, his Factory a, Sct3d! .! =, i.i
and wen known during the last twelve years tr gbnp
all the Atlantic and Western States ' '"e Hou'
1t is made from the best Barley that cap ho soIo.s -
Europe. with tho essence of an aromatic 1aIinr 80 ~
81 acknowledged and extraordinary medicinal proncr
res. 1t has long since acquired higher ranrt.,in
beverage. s ief Hiufanc
Analysed 1T is perfectly prre Linn ,r in ire
mid and Wholesome tonic 1t is extensively used and
approved by the medicalfaculty the tcmpcranre noi
heads of families sc. ~ Pe'Pie'
In Gravel. Cout and Rheumatism IN t.,
'e bao"er ana Kidneys and in General Debility il,
effects are prompt. decided. Invariably rcIiailn 10
II Is not only aremed! for these maladics but in an ca
which they are produced by drinking had vatr 80 ih
Is almo. UNIVERSAL, the cause of them, it acts
For Fever and que it is one oftbe mos. oeioo.o..
prevontves that can be resortcd to "'''"'
me ArOmdttc Schcidam .ScLnoDns
consequently IN great demand by persons tr,veIir
rabout TO settle in new parts the country esneca
as wen az oy many III every community whore IL -.
dial properties ei ienie-
In all cases Of Dropsica 'endencv i, is rororu-
,tage of the disease pu III the early
In dyspepsia maadies, when taken in proper ouan,i
es as diet drink and especially at dinner - i s
b. uniform experience, to be emnept ty
most Estimate cases hen the best of tho ns,.i
reMedies nave failed To afford than temnor,rrra
ie- In cases of Flatulcncy, tits an mmediat ~ &c e
variable specific and il may be admin in ILL.,,
and proportional quantities even 70 Y,rnr In..; -;
MI hose oNylsmS otgriPng pain in the Stomach and
bowels 70 wmchlhey are especially subject as veil a.
the choc of grown persons 9'' "s 'Neii as
ludlclou- adoption in connection with the principal
mels"r Wheh sense OF exhaustion dictates its use
nevcrtas to relieve the debility attenLau, npo, -
tracted chronic naadies low temperament nybaR,
ed vital encrgy by whatever cause induced These are
facts to which any # the most ep,inon, -, o5 ~ - ~
bcthtn Englandand tho United States b.yc hor,ates
ten authorities - 'e His"es' WIN
Putupin quart and pint bottles in of op dozer
with my name on bottles cork and fac sime of INV
signature ~ thc label - " 'iA'N VI A"!
For sale by all the respectable rr,,;s.. 49,, T ;u,x
dealers in California ana Oreron ~
CDoLPlio WOLFE, Sole Importer
No % Beaver street New York
The Nevada journal., 1859-08-26

IMP0RTE' Sc cJoRBERS in DRY c00T S
TT AVE now landing and i'll store
IL 900 Bales 30 ZACH Brown drills
leo Bales 36nch Brown Sheeti1gs,
100 Bales No. 0--GO0 Duck,
500 Bales M 2-lO Duck
~ Bale Raven Duck
10 Cases NicrIiinac Prints
10 Cases PTarue Prints,
- Gases Pacific Prints
10 aScs Drnnells Prints,
&c Gases and "A Bleached chirtings
10 fa>es 61 ga and lC4 Beached Shirtings
90 Cases Blue Diills
10 Cases Blue d. MINIS.
10 Bales Hickory Stripes.
25 Balc~ Z aud Al TcfinCs
10 Bales Scarlet, Blue and Grey Flannels,
10 Bales Il liardalc White flanne',
5 ases Coburgs and Mcr;nos,
5 Cases Wool and half Wool Plaids,
Cases Blue and Black Alpacas,
10 ascs Paciiic-ncw STYLES DE I.aines;
Cases. alI wool. styles do
3 Cases French Ncrinos,
1000 Bay State Plaid ShawlS
1000 Cashmere and plain Wool Shawls
Plain, Figured and Plaid Silks,
And large assortment Of other Dress Coos
BLANKETS-l000par White Green 4 blue Macki,ayy
1000 Pair BB, TBB and BG Rlaukets,
1000 Pair cheap Grey English Blankets
l000 lair cheap blue English Rankets.
500 Pair Scarlet English Bankets.
600 Pair "a, 10 u and I2-4 White Bed blankets
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
1000 drZ Merino and all " o. S ,cks,
500 doz Safinct and Je an Pants
500 doz Duek nnl Co.tonade Pants,
500 doz Hickory aud heck Shirts,
300 doz Calico and White Dress Shirts,
300 doz Ovtrals and Jumpers
Black and Fancy silk Cravats, Nccktes silk TTandkcr
chiefs. SISpenders, anf variety of other articles
too numeroust mention Forsalc ow by
J4NSON, BOND & CO.,
Corr ell Battery and Clay ST
Sow 0rf
The Nevada journal., 1859-08-26
Head This st.4e,
vi cures, Effected by the mos extraordinaIy
cOncoieton of the Agel
a Case of Great Bodily Pain, Aeue. Deb;,;.,


~, and Dyspepsia Cured -
MI No. b. FLEMING Merchant Tailor of orh;-
~ tiiis state ceriihes, Sept 9Th 1854 that Tvo p
tes OF Dr Webbers Cordial cured MIR. J C. Fv.rs
~ the same place, of PAINS IN TIRE BODY -
ga INN ara Hael ing Cough. together with c.,e, Il
bt onity. Nenraisic and Rheumatic pains
Dr James Bonnaut. certes to the cure of ,;,;.tlo -
case OF decayed manhood (where the st1enrtb ~
its use $50 4Attu| oy
nir, James Freeman, Nokeumne Hill saws
y! ieeHhs was an exhaustion, a want of Stf,no+b
torpGr want of Vieor appetite and OF er niseIa
~, One bottle of !our Cordial relieved and
Three nave entirely cured me ~ N anu
COMIC give Fiji! other certificates not1vi,bs,.nd
"r az most persons are sensitive about heinz rrtic
o' @ -ne above must satisfy any reasonable pcrso,,
~ ne hfeder is cunSceuIiously assurec :la- M,
Ie".! extraordinary Panacca is a IT is rrs,r,sq,,.I
aaG @ !, not one of the Nostnins Of the dav Iet t5
auiieted Try IL and they viii be thanlf for bsvir
"it 30 III Is warranted TO be niurious TO the ,,.9
ueicaie constitution either sex or age 10 ~, re-
10 mercury or other mineral l. is put up very ~
eohtrated. in Quart Bott!es -'sA'E
FhICE-Ihree DoarS; or Two Bottles for G. IN
PARK & WHITE, Agents
Vrpy u,.po,- =. SAN gsco
- T'n trrtcIts and llritafions Look tha: fhr r,s 80
/. IVNfS and J. WEBBEE is on the ton ot IN. IL,
sue wrapper nd blown in the Glass fuy non. ~
AiTil ,, lS59-}nfS - " N-1-'
The Nevada journal., 1859-08-26
The Howard Association.

fn1lade lphla.
BENEVOLENT iN>rIT UTION Established by
Speca. Enlowm nj for the Reet the Sick AMI lis
treSsel, attic. cd with Nrulent ami Epidcmca ase
times Of Frleuie>. is t.r ol icc uf Ills Iu>ttu
L tion tn establish iosp pials t. provide Nurses Ph,.
; clans, ClahiRg, Food ~ clic ,.S ac fur he j,
aud desltutc totaSe charge OF she orphans drccascd
par MT and to riniser iHcvcry possIll the
ilc of the at ed aH the heaIfh the pui.c
1t l. the dui. the directors such times, vi il
rSHn tuv tn Infected j-fric and provide aui
ceutc means relief. Nraierous pliy sirals art
ing membcf Of the Association d-aal enrol then
haeS on Us ops, Ject to be called upon to attend
rs hespitaiss FREE Of charge.
iE the absence Of Epidemics the Directors have au
hor.zcd the Consulting Surgeon to give advice and
medical AID persons suffering under Chronic dis
~ ruent cha acter, arising from abuse OF thv phy
Cal powers mai treatmert, the effects ofdrugs ~ r.
Narous reports and Tracts the nature aud treat
of Chronic rseases, by the Consulting Sargeon.
have been plHshcd for gratnious distribution, Nc
will be sent free Of Charge, to the afflicted
Address. Tor Reports or treatmen', Or George 7
Calhoun Consulting Snrgeon How ard Association No
South Ninth Sueet, Philadelphia. Pa
By order OF the Directors.
EZRA u HEARTWELi, prcs't
GEORGE FAIRCH1t b, Sec'y. 9--ly
The Nevada journal., 1859-08-26

| ne GkEATEST DIS SC0VERY OF THE AGFi--
L Great Blessing I" y ar n6-Inrcccrt tut Potent
pr IL. D. CzAPKAY's Prophilactcum (selfdisinfeetirg
agent sure preventive gais gonorrhtea and svp-
ihtlc diseases an unsurpasse remedy all venerea
sr'iuo"c- Eahgrehons and cafccrous ulcers fotd DIS
chG'S r"n Vagina, mt rus and urethra and all
Moons ernrtions. and diseases A. inn culaion is e
ventlve against small f'cx, is pr L. J. Czapkay's
frophlacutih against plifcal and gnnorrhosl lis
eacs harincssir tlf it possesses the ROVER ofchem
Cy icstro,nrtht syphihticy irus and thereby saving
thousands from being infccted by the Of
al'iiseaSes Lei Young man who appreciates health
be without DIR. zapkay> Prophilarticm. IL Is nvcry
cpni"ht ackagts ard viii he G,und very convenient
u NS' helng used >oap Price - For sale at Dr.
C7apkas's privatt MedraIand Surgical Institute Sac.
Ms, ,rh, Tarh Ss5w 9"29ey s 9pnosite Pacific
tiungaiiCn Army, thef IN, Sci N of the Hospital of
Pesth and Honorary inomber ihc i bila Iephia Col
ege of Medicine lls attcuiidn t. thr following mola
dies, in the tr atm ~ glsrrantics cure
the b, ain fnca a. Spieiy. Ap',plexy rush
es of blood to hphead ismaii Of its lrcu Tissues
Functional Del angen crs st H., Of rpoinov aver
SION TO society MSanihroup Tjmidv Narvous cite
meht from s.igut cansrs. SIT Distisi, GiAdios hca 3
ache. Ringing in the conf.i7u OF ideas cYe o "i
tndc. optical Illusions itnrbed e an inca acy fnI
la'or and study Aso i isea-es Of tho iurgs and
pas such Trbe- uiar disease con<unrti
urenonia or inflammation of the longs, Plrures or
rlcursy. Asthma lIaora spas'ns die Bronchitis
iaryugiis ~ all forms Of Catarrhal Affections Also
difases OF tue l1er sueA dSePatfiS orlnfamator OF
the Liver anscee OF the liver rieuii in tn" gall bl1
der ad laundiee and those disca-e which impair
r. functions. snch a. Panama fever l;i ms er and
iHitriG ting fter and tae conseGUcnces W heh hese
disorders leave behind thtm
As9 diseases Of tie Sr0inc. such Gastritis or In
lamation Of the Stomach EuteritIcs inhamaion of
ta,' bowels yspe's 'sia in a It's forms which destroy
appetite aud dgf FisHience Dyenicry and Diarr
hoea. Also dis @! , kll cyS aud other Urinary
Organs such as ilIahees excessive flow of urine,
Albumin aria commonly ktowu Briets disease. In
this paint physician patient 0ftentimes suspect
tAe presence OF disease until too iate The most com
symptoms general jnAispositiCn, with dropsica
swellnss calcuii in the Kidnays, Uretna or Bladder
EaureSis o-iGabilify the urine Cystis or in
amaion the bladder and all other disorders of the
urinary organs, Also diseasesof the Womb its ap
| penages, such irregularities of the MENSS. when
excessive defective. suppressed ire gular ProapsuS
falling Of he nt sterility, dropsy. and
other diseases of rhe parts. In the treatment OF any OF
the above diseases, the Doctor has many new remedies
guarantees perfect in all cases or the none!
VIII he returned All consultations 10y letter other.
! wise) free.
| Address DIR. l.. CZAPKAY. San Francisco
The Nevada journal., 1859-08-26
A CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
London Cordial Gin! Club House Gin /,
Schledam " medicatcd Schnapps

u A7O ITII"P PPS
Royal Sclnapps &c.
nher the s6ovr and similar titles the uouormixcr,
" ii'p iarge quantities of aduIteratcd
TO seaiizr nl =. iaree profits by selling California
81 az Solp9nnds Some kfully prepared
s -. Pt ,I Sool Liquor except with the best Judges
ifyou would be safe only the long established re
uo"hed. genuine Hoifcs Schicdam 4roaat;c Sr6Dopps
UDOLPIIO WOLFE Sole Importer
.u..,,,o-, 22 bcaverstrcet. New York
The Nevada journal., 1859-08-26
Notice.

llpersons src hereby cautioned against purchasing
N uote from Sticfel for the of S936,J0 paya-
bic Dec Ist 1850 sig ed by l. ii. Cokn. and endorsed
by Simon Rohm da.ed October 10th 1883, said note
was obtained without avalua BILE consideration.
L, u. COuN.
Nevada JuIvss2eth lssa-ive93w
The Nevada journal., 1859-08-26
spermatorrhoea or Local Weakness

NERVOUS DEBILITY. low s irits la,situde weak
ness of the limbs and back indispoStion aud inca
paoy t"r labor and study, dizziness of apprehension
! @ m n' mory aversion 10 society, love of solitude
discharges pains in the side affections of The eve nm
pies on inc face sexual and other nrnities in man are
i.. j. Czapkay. His method Of curing disease
lsnow. tnnknown to others hence his success All
r"rSrl,a1,s % @ by letter or otherwise, FREE Address
The Nevada journal., 1859-08-26
Remarkable Instar ce of Medical Relief,

Below we publish the Certificates oftwoo the su
itrffs froin the angs OF disease who having recover
their former health. and impoled hy gratitudcnake
knowh Their eases nHd remedial agent, and thei state
meIits are authentic atcdty Notary Public The de-
aIds of society imperiousy demand thcil pu bI;cit
and We commend their perusl the atention of all
ticted - - -
The Nevada journal., 1859-08-26
Attending and Resider deriPhysieian.

Attending and ResideriPhysieian
l. J. CZAPKAT D.
Late IN the Hungarian Revolutionary War hi.f Phy
sican to the Goth RCGimontoi Honycds Chief S.,rpeo
to the Military flosIiia al Itth. IrI rarv the late
Lee er on the Diseases of Women and Children and
Honorary Member OF ihe Philadelphia ollege of Med
cine. {SFParticnar attention paid to Tie Treatment
OF diseases peculiar 10 Women and Children
Office hours From A NJ. till 9P NJ
Commune ations strictly eontid, ntal
Consultations by letter or otherwise free
Address, DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY,
The Nevada journal., 1859-08-26

ITO THEAFFLICTED-Dr l.. j. Czapkav ro,rr-s
Il his sincere thanks TO his numerous patients for
heirpatrorsee and would take this opportunity to re-
mind then that he continues consult his Institute
for the cure OF all forms of private disea srcb s
syphilis gonofrhca. nocturnal emissions and all tho
cnseqrt of abuse In the first stages of svnh
tic or gonor diseases he guarrar ties cure in
few days. without Inconvenience to the patient or hind
rarcc TO his busin.s When att. ni by ncple or
improper tr6 atment. nas dcy eoped the sec ndTy svn
toms of syphilis. such huocs painful wtlins. On
the grons ulcers in the throat nose which If ,t
checked destroy the scft parts and cause the hunes to
Sc. arate and come away leaving the an object
hldeous 10 behold; or when botches piMpcs hresk
out on the skim when he has painful swell ngs on the
bones or wien his constitution is injured 10 pre- di
pose to consumption constitution diseaae the doctor
gnata- tees cure or asks compensation
In rheumatism, chronic acute; iiar-
rhr he has safe and efeetua remedies For Ire treat
ment Of the consequences of self abuse ucI as nctur,
al Omissions, nervousness timiiity he adaehr ain in
back an limbs. with general weakness Ioss of appetite
loss OF memory injury to the sight restlessnes 1uf
sion Of ideas dislike for society feeling of wearness Of
lfr with the neIyons system excitae that .Iiobt
no ses shock start the patio ing hi existence
misc; a'le For the above maadies the Doctor viii
guarantee aclrc, or ask no compensation H. can be
ccunsned free of charge and invites all call as II will
co.t them nothing and may be much their ADVANTAGE
Office h)nrs from A. NJ. to9 p NJ