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Wi,,es, Byandies, etc.

" &c e. M "A IGN a N
II ST. LOUIS STREET, Cold 90
Sole Agents for the South of
Alexander seignette's Rochelle BRANDIES.
Champagne Vineyard Propreors' Co. Cognac BRANDIEs
Goldenburg CoGSAC, 1880 and 1905.
Gautier Frercs COGNAC 1853, 1919 and 1921.
Is. o. Lawyer COGNAC, 1858 and 1926
Importers Of
LarronIe Cognac fine CHAMPAGNE. 1925.
Larronde extra old CoGNAC.
undry other brands half pipes quarters octaves
under Custom House keys.
WINES IN BOXEsChatean Iatour, b Mouon, IIaut Bron
Lcovillc, Iatte Magaux Giscous quarts pnts with
cork and glass shoppers, and ST Estephe American Flag,
from p. +. Eyguem Il Fills, Bordeaux GEateuu Margaux
and Hau Sauerne from Iarronde Freres, Bordeaux; also,
various brands quarts and pints from Rodophe Bay
Co., Bordeaux
ci4ARET AFD WHITE wINE-in casks and barrels.
CORDIAIS-From Marie Brizard & Roger and L. Rambeau
Bordeaux.
sARDINES IN OIIr-From A. Gillet 4 Co., I.orient.
CHAMPAGNE-Royal Hunter, Comte du Montet, Fleur de
Bouzy and Creme tic Bouzy quarts pins and quarters;
from X. Desbordcs Fills, Ay from E. Lamaitre Fills.
CoRKsBottles and Demiohns assorted sizes noo 2poly
Diseases of the Throat and Letasgs.
DIR. G. PRESTON CRANE
Would respectfully announce that although his enl
poary from the city the City Fathers have changed
of his office. the location is still the smeod No. No.
new No l35 ST. JOSEPH STREET, between Camp and St.
Charles where he will continue diseases of the
THROAT AND LUNGS by his peculiar and successful
method of
INHALATION OF INDICATED VAPORS,
In connection with CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDIES. Dr. C.
will also continue to administer the
ELECTROLYSES OR ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS,
Which already proved wonderfully eicacious
RHEUMATISM
GOUT LUMBAGO,
INTERMITTENT,
SCROFULA
And affections and in ali diseases arising
pites blood produced the presence of
the system The will also give his diseases of
the Eye and Ear.
Office hours from 5 A. NJ. till T. N.
Patients desrous of consulting Dr. by letter. will
address Box G. 40 n2l 2ptf
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Splendid Editions

BOOKSELLER AND sTiTI0NER,
1O6., Canal Street,. .lO6
WASHINGTON IRyING's WORKS. Complete in q Vol
smnyside Edition-Tncluding LIFE OF WASH
INGTOS in fine and plain binding.
TICKNOR 4 FIELDS Illustrated Household Edition of Wa
sdsNERLY NOVELS, in fine and plain bndng-50 vols.
CHARLES DICKENS woRKS-in 25 Volumes fine aud plain
binding.
CooPER's NovEIs-Complete in "a volumes
MARIA EDGEWoRTIIs NOVELS AND TAIES-in 10 vol
EDGAR A. PoE'S COMPLETE WORKS. volumes.
MRS sFIERWooD'S COMPLETE WoRKs-l4 volumes.
MARRYATT'S NOV yEI.s-Con,pete in Il volumes.
KENNEDY'S NoyEI.S-in 3 volumes.
LONGFEILoW's POLITICAL WORKS Beautifully Illus
trated d2 2p3t
Planters
Are requested before purchasing examine extensive
stock Of
FAMILY AND
FANCY DRY GOODS,
comprising descriptions from the Heaviest Domestic Fab
rics to the Finest Imported Goods in any quantity to
suit the purchaser AT
Exceedingly Low Prices!
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO.,
ll6 Canal street,
dl2 2pst door from Royal street.
500 Stella ShNaUts,
WORTH S6 co.
FOR THREE DOLLARS ONLY!
desirable article for
H o1id day Pres sent!
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS Il CO.,
dl2 2ptf 1l6 Canal street, one door from Royal.
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THE AMPHIrHEATER.-To-ni there will be, as
usual, grand entertainment in the Amphtheater
by Messrs. Spalding 4 Rogers European circus,
when all the artists will be hand, in their various
difficult feats.
Announcement is made that Spalding Il Rogers
New Orleans Circus, with over two hundred horses
and attaches, will arrive during the week, and
make grand entree with the forty-horse band
wagon. After this force is added to the present
company at the Amphitheater, there will be circus
doings indeed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-12

The ST. CHARLES Tonight Mr.. Barry Sullivan
will play Oh,elo, Mr.. Charles Pope being the Idgo
and Mrs. Cunningham the Desdemond The enter
tanment will conclude with the farce of The
Little Savage by Mr.. Scallan, Miss Honey & Co..
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Dental Surgeon.

1DIN. OTIISDINN1T4 w
Has removed from No. III Canal street. to the opposite side
No 2 door from Rampant where he will be pleased
ceve his old friends and others who desire his professional
services ni6 2pfSV
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Fish Knives, foesser Kniyes--jn case
Napkin Rings, Cigar Stands. etc
Including all articles of House Furnishing usually
Silver, and the quality of all fully guaranteed.
-Pculnr attention given manufacture to order of
single articles and sets. d5 2pMowe&Frlm
Wines, French Brandies and
LIQU UoRS.
STAR coGNAc, 1900 Double Extra.
VINEYARD fssa fs5 A'''s'' kinds nd al Of
ROCHELLE, issS Iss5 Dark Packages.
Champagne.
PIPER HEIDsICk, quarts, pints and half pints
CREME DE EoUzY, :. -.
FLEUR DE BOUZY :,
EUGENE CLIQUOT IMPERIAL, in half pnts.
TABLE WINE-Clare in casks half casks and boxes, Oh.
LATTE Margaux Pone Cannes Banne, Mouon Leovle, ST.
Julien Estephe Monerrand White wine sauternes
sac Madeira Sherry Port Wine Caawba Holland GIn ia
maca Rum vemou, Absnth Assorted Liquors, Fruits and
Brandy, Fruits in their juice Coks Demons and other
articles directly imported and for sale by
A. DUBUCH,
1l8 Grayer street,
n2s 2pMo&wetal Charles
Great Excitement!
DAVID MOORE;
Has returned New his friends
Nos. 100 and III Poydras Street,
where he will be happy prepared show you the
largest aud best made and with selected stock of
MEMS, BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING.
of our own manufacture So Cedar street most
empha,cally everything belonging A No. Clothing
Store. We have
A FINE STOCK OF
.. GENTlEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. .
HATS, CAPS ETC.
A STOCK OF SHIRTS,
which. 10 a expression pumpkins We
have no space here you all you find in Establish
ment tell you is will not the money you lay
out with and TO cali again.
d. MOORE & CO.,
n2s 2pMotf 169 and III Poydras street.
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StfrcrsUaTe Factory.

I'll Y ID E & G ODRI G H !,
Corner of Canal and Royal sts., N. o.,
Have their Manufacory of slIyERWARE In the city, and
will make to order any article wanted at short notice.
PRESENTATION CUPS,
GoBIETs and PITCHERS,
REGATTA PRIZES, g.- e-
FIREMEN's TRUMPETs, etc.
Prizes for Agricultural and other Fairs made by tho quantity
ct very low price.
Silver Gastos Walters Cake Baskets Soup Tueens Chatting
and leo Dishes Urs Center Pieces Canlcsicks Tea Sets
Meat aud Vegetable Dishes Pitchers Gobiets Cups Spoons and
Forks, and Fancy Pieces in endless variety.
Old Silver taken In exchange for pieces bought for
cash. .- I.a
HYDE & GOODRICH
d5 Iptf New Orleans.
The hydraulic press., 1859-01-15

MERIT AppREcIATED.-The plan of
our distinguished townsman. Mr. Jas.
Pettinger to tunnel the Sierra Nevada
for railroad by means OF the ordinary
mining processes, washing the dirt drift
ted out and so making the work pay for
itself, we are glad to see attracts the
attention of the press throughout the
State. Many journals have adverted to
it with a gravity becoming SO impor-
tant subject, and the Trinity Jour
nal adds the following suggestion to
Mr.. Pettinger which he may do well to
consider, although our contemporary does
not address him with proper reverence.
The Journal enthusiastically exclaims:
"Ge it Jim; You're a man of vast speculative en-
terprise just turn the Atlantic Ocean through while
you're about il. -
The hydraulic press., 1859-01-15
Bridgeport Library Association.

Loon. on Fyulac street, Mort san Juan
OPEN EVERY NIGHT
The Society now have about six hundred volumes of
choice standard works, and intend to increase their
collection as their means will admit
All the best British and Ahericin Magazines on flle
and nearlya hundred newspapers from different parts
Of California, the Ati,.tic States and Europe
Shares OF Stock, Sl0........... Membership. IS 90.
Monthly Dues, .................. 30 cts.
President-JOsEPH KUTZ.
The hydraulic press., 1859-01-15

ENCoURAGING.-The charactero of the
last Gubernatorial message, and of the
reports of the various State officers, is
such as to inspire us with cheerful hope.
With the exception of Johnson's last
message, Gov. Weller's is perhaps the
best yet issued in California, indicating
an unusual degree of attention to the
true interests of the State, and present
ing an encouraging view of its credit and
resources. We begin to see our way at
last, through the quagmire ofdebt which
has been deepening around us for years;
and to perceive indications of a growing
fidelity to duty on the part of public Of
fcers. These two things will do more
to promote the solid prosperity of our
adopted State than ship-loads of gold
dust.
The hydraulic press., 1859-01-15
Arrival of the Golden Gate.

Through the courtesy of Langton Il
Cos. Agent In this place, we have Ma
rysviIle papers of Friday morning, con-
tanning late intelligence from the East.
The Democrat gives the news by the
Golden Gate, which arrived at s. f. at
10 o'clock F. Al. 18th inst. She brought
only 652 passengers.
A difficulty had occurred in Washing
ton between two honorable Congressman.
Montgomery, Of Pa, called English of
Ind. q puppy, when the latter struck
him with heavy cane, and Montgomery
retaliated with brick Subsequently
he swore out a warrant for assault and
battery. English gave bail and was then
challenged by Montgomery to a fight
without weapons.
A New Pac. r. r. bill, providing for
the location of the road from the Mo-
river somewhere between the Both and
ADD parallels, has been introduced by
Mr. Wilson. Several favorable speech
es made "A loan of SO, 100000 is ad-
vertised for by the Sec'y ofthe Treasury.
An attempt will be made in the House
to repeal that portion of the English
Bill which prohibits the admission of
Kansas until she has the requisite popu-
lation. Ineligible signals and words
are obtained at Trinity Bay across the
Cable from Valentia.
The hydraulic press., 1859-01-15
CHI atsdraulie PRESS.

THE ALLEGHANIANs.-This well
known company gave two of their chaste
and pleasing performances at Fruedel,-
that's Brick Hall ON last Saturday and
Sunday evenings. They were greeted
the first night by a large audience, who
seemed well pleased; as indeed they
could not but be with Miss Hiffert' S
singing, with the Pike county piano and
the musical bells. Orpheus Is tabled
to have attracted stocks and stones with
his harmonious strains, but Mr.. Stoepel
surpassed him by making straws and
chips themselves vocal with melody.
1t was amusing to see the company
playing the Swiss bells, which they did
as ifthe handles were hot and they were
ina hurry to drop them. The Alleghan-
ians are true missionaries. Gentle
thoughts and good feelings spring up
wherever they 60. We wish them
all success.
The hydraulic press., 1859-01-15
To Miners.
ADMTNIsTRATOR,s NOTICE.

State of California, In Probate Court, Nevada
County of Nevada County.
II, the matter Of TIE estate Of Samuel n Palmer, dec'd
AN rendering and filing the petition Of John Pal
mer administrator OF the estate of Samuel n Pal
mer deceased praying for order to sell certain prop
erty forth and belonging to the estate OF said dec d;
and it appearing by the petition of said amistfator
that there is sufficient personal estate in ms hands
to pay the outstanding debts agnst the deceased and
that there is large smcunt OF claims outstanding
ganst said estate and that in all probability It viii
GUire the whole amount of property belonging 10
said estate to pay the debts of the same
It therefore ordered that all persons interested IN
said estate be and appear before the Judge Of said court
at the court OF said Probate Judge on Aionday
the oath day of January 1862 at 10 O'Clock i'll the fore
noon Of said day. that time being fixed for the airing
of said petition and show cause, if any they have or
can why an order should not be granted to the said
administrator sell the real property as named lii said
petition belonging to said deceased And that a copy
this be published at least four successive weeks
in the Hydraulic Press, newspaper printed and pub
shed at San juan Nevada county, and previous to the
date affixed for said hearing.
TIIOS. Ii. CASWELL,
County Judge.
Attest: RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Cerk.
ByJ. S. LAMBERT.
ian1n cow Deputy Clerk.
The hydraulic press., 1859-01-15

SINGULAR CASUALTY At French
Corral, last week, as some persons were
shooting at mark, one OF the balls
glanced and struck Just over the eye
brow q little son of Mr. HYATT who
CHANGED IL be playing near By. lie ran,
and cited out that he was shot. but on
examination it was found the ball had
not even penetrated the skin. He did
not appear to be hurt at first, though
after time his head panied severely
and physician was sent for. Noserious
results have followed.
This ought to be a warning to such
persons as are in the habit of discharg-
ing firearms in the vicinity Of dwellings,.
SIERRA CITIzEN.-The publishers of
this excellent paper, send copy gratu-
itously tothe Library Association in this
place, at the room of which it may al
ways be seen on file, together with a
large number Of other papers. The
courtesy of the Citizen is properly ap-
preciated.
The hydraulic press., 1859-01-15

A Coop IDEA.-Tne Sacramento UGion
nue. bill, which Mr. kirkpatrick of Sierra
has given notice be will introduce
The bill. when introduced, will not propose change
81 the rates OF taxation: but will in other respects
be acompiee revision of the Whole revenue system.
Inc most important changes effected are these: 1t
divides the county into Revenue Districts. coeXensive
vi "a he townships that are now, or that hereafter
may De established in the COUNTIES Ii proposes
create District Assessors and District Collectors, to
and collect the that che for the as
5essnent roll shall be prescribed III the statute its fso
mat there be mistake, If the statute is complied
with, about the validity OF title. 1t proposes
that the poll tax and e license shall be collected
by che District Collector and that the change shall be
i1de the present Tax Collectors go out Of
1.ce that after the next general election the system
shall 90 into operation.
The idea OF dividing the counties into rev.
enue districts, strikes us as being excellent.
l. assimflates, as far rs it goes, to the town
ship system of the New England States,
which has been found to work admirably. It
would prove much more efficiei s. thorough
81 stem than the present one, ana if the otfi-
ces of District Assessor and C Lee or be con-
ferred upyn the Justices and Constabies, re-
speciiyely, lis efficiency might be still fur
Their promoted. Assessments made by res
idcnt otficsr. in q district With VIII Oh be is
familiar, would be more just and accurate
Id would more CORRECTLY represent the
veal Of that district whilst there would
also De more facilities Tor collection and less
necessity to resort to !eg ! cornpuls;or.
The hydraulic press., 1859-01-15

DISTRICT SCHooL.-Th school in this
place will be reopened on Monday morn
ing, and the Trustees hope there will
be full attendance of pupils.
The new teacher, Miss Fuller, who
comes to our midst with the highest
recommendations, is a lady every way
qualified for the noble task she has I'M
dertaken and in which she has had
much experience.
The hydraulic press., 1859-01-15

DIsGRAcEFUL-Ther owdyism ofsome
individuals at the concert last Saturday
evening They acted without the least
deceney or respect to the vocalists and
their audience, yelping, and bowling,
and stamping in a fieudish manner. 1t
makes one blush for his manhood to
think any can be found so low as to play
the clown aud bully in the presence of
virtuous women. For the credit OF the
town, at least, we hope never to witness
such behavior again.
The hydraulic press., 1859-01-15

CHEAP JoHN-This ubiquitous indi-
vidual has opened a nocturnal auction
store on Main street, next door 10 the
Sierra Nevada Hotel, where he enter
tains a large audience every evening,
selling everything, and never taxing a
cent less-than he gets.
The hydraulic press., 1859-01-15
Administr atOr's Notice.

FHNHE undersigned having taken out letters of adj
IL ministratioD on the estate of SAMUEL n. PALM
Elk, deceased vice +. III. Nicholson, Public Admnstra-
tor whose letters have been revoked hereby respect
fully notifies all persons having claims on demands
against said estate to present them to the undersigned
at the law Office of o. p Stdger North San Juan for
settlement. And all persons indebted to said estate
will please call said Office ard make immediate pay
ment. JOHN PALMER, Admir-
of Saml N. Palmer, decd.
North San Juan, Deer. 81, 1868. 194t
The hydraulic press., 1859-01-15

AccIDENT.-On Monday night as
some men were employed in raising a
shaft from the Palmer tunnel at June
ton Bluff. one of them, named Watkins,
fell distance Of thirty feet and was
much bruised but, we are glad to learn,
received no serious injuries
The hydraulic press., 1859-01-15
COnStabEe'S Sale.

GTATE of California, county ofNevada, SIS: Town
Sship of Bridgeport.
BY virtue of ain execution to me delivered issued
rom the court of r. H. Farquhhr, ESQ., an acting JUS
ce of the Peace in and for the county aforesaid, bear
in date December 20tf A. 1853, to satisfy judg-
nent rendered 10y said tie Goth dag of Decem-
Der. A. d. 1858, in favor of Dean Co., and against j. s.
Donaldson for the of l and II cents, debt inter-
est damages and costs of suit have taken in execu-
ton and will sell The highest bidder for cash, the
entire interest (beng one undivided one third OF said
j. Donaldson in and to certain mining claims slulces
hydraulics andappurteDancr situated at French Cor
raj nearly in the rear of Ayers store and known
as the Bookwater claims, on Monday, the 24fh
day of January, A. ID. 1858. between the hours
of II o'clock NJ and | O'Clock 2. NJ, the steps in
front of Block Furths store, in North San Juan to
satisfy the above demands and accruing costs.
il LOW, Constable.
North San Juan, Deer %, 1858. 10 4w
The hydraulic press., 1859-01-15
COnstable's Sale.

STATE of California, county of Nevada, ss.
Srownship of Bloomfield.
By virtue of execution to me def' cred issued
from the court of Sam McBromn. O., an acti Just
ice of the peace in and for the county afJ bearing
date December 18th. A. d. 1858, satisfy judgment
rendered by said court the 18th day of December A.
d. 1858. ii favor of j. Decker Co.. and against c. Fee
tum John Field j. ii. Sratton and Jos Thorn, for the
sum of Sl9991 cents, debt interest. damages and cost
of snit have taken in execution and will sell to the
highest bidder for cash. the following described proper
ty to wit: The entire interest of defendants in and IL
certain mining claims situated on Grizzly Ill., north of
of Captain Thorn and Funks. with all the appurten-
thereto belonging subject to mortgage in favor
of W III. Randall. On Tuesday, the 1 1th day
of January, A. d 1859, between the hours of 10
o'clock A. VI and o'clock =. NJ in front of the office
of s. McBrown Esq, in Columbia Hill, to satisfy the
above demands and accruing costs.
Columbia Hill, Dec. 20 1858. CIV. LEFT,
10 4w Deputy Constable.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-03
RAILROAD NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE SAN Francisco AND MARYsyILLE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY,
NIarysville, Jan. 3Ist, 1859.
At A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIREC-
N TORS of said Company, held this day, second
Assessment of ten per cent upOn all stock now sub
scrbed e. said Company was levied, and payment OF
the same, together with all in for the first AS
sessment, must be made by all stockholders, within
sixty days from this date.
Payment of said Assessment, above stated, will
therefore be made by the stockholders, at the office
of the Company, within the time specified
feb2-6Od w X, HUDSON, Sec'y.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-03
UHE CELEBRAT ED

rINHE ELEBR TED "a
L sTALLONs RATHER, HAM 1apqsHsIHSi
LET AMI TRUSTEE, will stand the fIsAAiH( %9
ensuing season, at the Empire Ranch n hH
near thu Sink of Putah Greek, in Sofa S@H--1aA-Ss
county twelve miles from Sacramento, from March
10Th TO the lst Of August. Description; RAFTLEk
is Y old sired by the celebrated stallion Rat
tier he by Sir Henry, sir Henry by Henry, Henry by
Young Leonidas, and he by imported Lnonias, dam
Of Young later, Nimr0d Mare, by Bishops ltaml-
tonian. lie has taken the first premium Tor TT itlng
Sta ms Mt the State Fair for two y0ars. In his race
ir2 mile heats 90 harness. with Honest John at San
heat In 5l2 and the last mile If the heat in 234 being
the best time ever male by any stallion in two mite
race. 800 the season.
HAMLET is a coal black, stands 1G hands, years
old, and weighs 150 pounds; was siret by old Black
hawk' dam Lady Kate, she by Marvarno, Mayarino
~ II harry and he by imp rted BHssora, his dam Hya-
,inth, ana she by imported rise Bedford, etc. lie
" Vs nrst premium for the best bred stallion at the
''re r,e ,r rair held ~ Marysve. S75 the season.
.. nus TEE IS vars old on the eth of May next,
Ies,l tsuIrsl, ION hands high, sired by imported
nlus.ee, ua'h american Doe, she by Daniel Iaight's
Paymaster he by old Membrinn and Old NIembrino bv
imported Messenger. $50 tor the season
An .ile ABOVE horses were in ported by tho under
signed, being ch lsen from the best stock of the Fast
ern StateS they are roers, selected with specn At
! teuton to beauty, strength and speed and mr.. yal
worthy the attention Of vers of thorough br.d s+oc
All chirg to he pail when mares are taken from the
ranch. Mares can he left at the Ptc fc Stable Sec
mi street, between and J., AMI at Ferguson a Co.'S
Stable corner of acramento snl Kearny streets san
Francisco, where any additional inform lton can he
obtained Mres willbe taken from either place to the
ranch free of charge Good p1sturnge at the rate {
81 per month"; accidents the risk Of the owner Mares
not otprovng with foal can be pat the following season
| free Of charge.
NorIoE-Next Fall Will trot my stallion Rather
from one 10 three mile heats, a"anst amy stallion in
the State, for from $3,OOO to $10,OnO.
! FRED. WERNER.
Sacramento, March "a, 1859 mhls-lm'
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-03

sS- Science has her heroes, not less than war
which annihates all that the former has done for
kind. 1t is something to he ce'ehraed in either
of the word, and DIR. l.. J. CZAPKAY, one of those
dtStihg lished eNiles VINO accompanied Kossuh in his
hight to America, has attained ia the etimation of 4
majority of men, hat high position. graduate of
the University Pesth, acknou edged by the author-
ties the famous JIsephinian Institute of Vienna. he
had already started upon brilliant carerrn his native
land, VIII the War of the Revolution broke out, and
the ylung practitioner at once rolled himself upon
the 81 ie Of his countrys defenders. History has al
ready done Justice 10 the services which he rendered
on that OCCASION tey have been nlorsed by his Gen
era we'll as by his companions in arms, until no
doubt can remain as TO his merits So well convinced
of his SIX II were those among whom he hal cast his
lot this side OF the Atlntic ti't tn Philadelphia
College of Medicine rheeriuly accorded him diplOma
aud the honorary title nf A. T.. Ills skill and eff ency
in the treatment of the certain branch Of dist to
which, without regard tn the of disappointed
rivals, he has devoted hinsef have become wi lely
known AS to need no further Endorsement. Thousands
have been preserved from irrutrievabe destruction by
timely resort TO the services of DR. L. j. Czapkay,
whose office is at the Medical and Surgical Institute, in
sacramento street, opposite th- bJdng of the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company, San Francisco. mr2O
eS Let no false decacy prevent you from consult
ing DR.. CHAs. II. TozER, of Sacramento, who has at
tended and cured many within the last four years
and all you who have no means to pay, can find in
him friend, who will make charges for eXamina-
tions advice. w would recommend all who are in
trouble to call on him and also to look his trea-
tise venereal in )ther part of this paper. The
Doctors ll;e is on Sixth street, between and X,
Sacramento. nov4-yr