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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-14

RAIL ROADS IN EGYPr.-The railway to SueZ be-
ing now completed, Egypt possesses the following
lines: from Alexandria to Cairo, 13I miles, to Mar
iouth, II; to Meks, G; to Rassateen, 3. From Tana
to Samanud there is rail for q miles, from Cairo
to Suez 9l to Barragod l5 to Benz Sueff 76-in all
800 miles. Beside these there are smaller branches,
from Cairo to the citadel and kasr Min; from Sam
anud to Mansoura and Dametta, from Damanhour
to Afte which last extends to Rosetta. The exact
mileage OF these minor, but still important lines is
not yet accurately known. The bridge of Kasr
Zayat across the Nile is splendid work, and must
be finished by june 1850. 1t bids fair to be one of
the wonders of the world. When the railroad sys-
TEN is properly developed there will he saving of
the Indian mail.-Lerant Herald.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-14

AN ANCIENT BBLE.-The papers are speaking of
an edition and translation the latter by Prof AL
bert Rilliet,) of a Bible brought from the East in
the sixth century, and found in the archives of the
Vatican by the late Cardinal Mai, the discoverer of
Cicero's Republic. The story given of the Bible is
as follows The Cardinal determined to publish it,
but when it was printed Leo. MI. ordered it to be
destroyed, on the ground it contained typographi-
cal errors The true cause Of its suppression, how
ever, was this: The septuagint translation of the
Hebrew books sent by the King of Jerusalem to the
library of Alexandria contained several errors of
translation, which copied into the vulgate,
and some ceremonies and rites of the Romsh
Church are built on these very errors. Cardinal
Mais MSS. had none of these orrOrs The edition
now publishing at Geneva is made on a copy of the
MSS. of the sixth century, which Cardinal Mai
tried in vain to publish.-Poris Cor. Boston Trao.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-14

lection"
Court ruled the question proper one.
Witness.-Wasin in Baltimore in June, all the
month; believe was in Baltimore in Nav
By Mr.. Preston.-The heirs of witness aunt as
sembled in Philadelphia to settle little estate; wit
ness portion was settled the 25th; the receipt
mentioned was in settlement of witness portion
your leaving Philadelphia in the one o'clock train
ON the 26th March ?''
Mr. Whitney objected.
The Court ruled it admissible.
Witness.-"Am certain about the time; arrived
here about = o'clock in the evening""
BY Mr.. Whitney.-Witness was in the Court
room yesterday, but not the day before, nor the
day before that.
Recess for ten minutes
Mr. Preston then called Robert Davis, alias Sut-
ton.
Before this man was sworn, Mr. Whitney arose
and said the State objected to his being competent
witness ON account OF infamy attached to him by
reason OF conviction and confinement in the peni-
Tertiary OF the State of New York. The State in
tended to show this conviction by parole evidence,
but could not produce the record of proceedings at
this stage of the trial. Mr.. Whitney then argued
that by reason of the conviction and confinement OF
Davis in the penitentary, ne was rendered incom-
petent as witness, and contended that the State
might prove the fact from parole evidence Mr..
whitney referred the Court to several authorities.
Mr.. Preston said that as the Judgment against
Davis was OF record, it incumbent upon the
State to have produced that record; and argued
that to admit parole evidence against the man. was
uncharltable, unchristian, and not law Mr.. Pres
ton said that IN Youngs testimony the declarations
of Sutton had been admitted and the State did not
object, why object now? He further contended
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-14

The young city Of Racine, in WISCONSIN, follow
ing the bad examples of other corporations of the
State, and encouraged by worse legislation to stay
the collection of debt has defaulted upon its Bonds
1t appears, however, that the city authorities were
not remiss in levying the proper tax to save their
credit, but certain citizens sued out an Injunction
to arrest its collection, and that injunction has been
grGnted by the Courts Of the State. A meeting of
the Bondholders, some of them representing a Eu-
rOpean interest, was held in New York on Saturday
last, and upon statement Of the facts, Mr.. A. S.
Beckwith, of Hartford, and Mr.. Charles Luling, of
New York, appointed to defend their rights
either in the State Federal Courts, and to engage
legal counsel to their assistance.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-14

An astounding fraud is mentioned bv the Miners
Journal as having been discovered in Blythe town
ship, Schuylk Co., Pa. During the five years
past So, 24 q has been collected for various pur-
poses Of which Sll 1888 was properly disbursed for
road purposes, leaving l0346.2l unaccounted for
The paper says:
"In addition to the above robbery of upwards of
ten thousand dollars, informed that in 1853
orders amounting to upwards of nine thousand dol
lars were issued by the Supervisors, admitted by
them. 1t is believed by many, however, that they
will reach the amount of twelve thousand dollars
1t is likewise notorious fact that there are now
outstanding orders unpaid, issued in the above
named years amounting to between ten and fifteen
thousand dollars. This last amount swes the off
cal pickngs and stealings in the township of Blythe
to between twenty and twenty-five thousand dollars
in period of six years" The Treasurer of the
township, John Murray, is under arrest, charged
with forging township orders.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22

l-9 Of II; the 81 IA Of IS: and SeciSons a. >
inclusive, OF township ten: sections ! 10 6 n.s,.,t
the IL aRd the 81 IA Of sections 10 ~ nSssS
section IL: the Ne IL Of IS the NV Ia OF 81: NJ
OH sections 22 TO 26 inclusive the 1a ana ~ -
f4Of ~ the NJ ia Of ~: the f=2 OF ~ "a ~
S. OftoWnship eleven; AID fractional tOunvhD s.sS
range fourteen. 'SeiSesSt
Townships eight, nine, ten, and eleven. ana s....,
township twelve, Of range thirteen ~S''Onal
Townships eight, nine, ten, and eleven and S,...
township twelve Orange Twelve. StoaAi
Townships seven, eight, nine, and ten. Of rnns. -,
Townships seven, eight and nine, Of range Iet 'ea'
TOwnEh pa seven eight, and nIne, Of PaSRe nine
Townships six seVrn eight, and nine Of rnhre -.
Townships six, seven, eight and nine, Of rance -
Townships six seven, eight aud nine, Of range Al
Townships eight, mine, and ten, Of range aVe
Townships eight nine, and ten, Of range four
Townships eight niue, ten, and eleven, Of Fana, ~.
Townships mine, ten. and eleven, o! range i've wv
Lands appropriated BY law Tor the Of sehooa ,,s.
~ ana Sthsr purposes OF those covered b. eSnarsS
private land claims, together with the swnnn ~
flowed ahds, will be excluded from the sales VIZ
No Mineral Lands. tracts eoatntnf.u,
dcpOEIta, 10 be offered at the public TAXA ~
lands being hereby expressly excepted anA sStniS ~
sale or other disposal pursuant 20 the rrets.s.s =.
act to provide for the survey Of the public 49, n c
foTna, the granting Of pre- tmptiOu rights IleFeIn ~
other puTTOses." ~
! The offering Ofthe shove lands SIn be eo~r.~..s .
the days npiOinted. and proceed In the order n IS
they are advertised uhtll the whole shall have -.
and the sales thus closed hut sale shaIl Sc keez
longer than two weeks aid no privnte tDirT n -
nj the lands viii be admitted until alasT Ge
the two weeks
Given under my hand, at the city Of wash,.,a.. ..,
dTrd and fny-eiyLt. JAMES BICIIlNaE
! By the President:
Acting Commissioner Ofthc General Lad One.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22
DIR. CHARLES II. TOZER'S
Private Medical Card.

GTEANGEES visiting Sacramento will remember that DR.
~ Toner'S INflkMARl is on 9Th vt. between } and
Strects Sacramento.
The great md many radical cures made by DR.
To1rr since his commencement In this city TO which hun
drc,ls testify, induces him to inform those nlictG
withany private complaints, REcRET CHRONIC and WI
to be well and thoroughly cured it will be to their interest
and welfare to call him who for the last twenty-five
years has given s tnir attention to Private Complaints
and to all Of diseases Of private nature acute and
chronic, such az Syphilis, Secondary and Constitutional
aeetIuns GUnorrhna and Seminal Weakness, elect and
Structures and a diseases Of the gcneratve and urinary
organs. both IN male and female such Prolarsus Fuor
Albus, llystcria, &c.
Patients he assured that their complaints will moi
h. tempered with but treated upon strictly scientific prnc
pies. Privntc Complaints cradcated in few days; new
CASES cured In short time, without mercury
lie cRn he consulted nj his office ut all times ~ the day
FROM IN the morning until In the evening. All In aic
ton find la him who and sympathEe Will
and hcTcnd them WHEN in troublesome In whose service,
the utmost conhlenr" be placed. Come all who are
afflicted aInl III trouble. and he relieved and cured.
Apartments privately arranged TO preclude the
FEASIBILITY II exposure.
Letters enclosing &ln will receive prompt attention with
best advice HId instruction. z. II. TOZER, NJ. D.,
9th street, between J and X,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22
READ AND REFLECT.
DR.. G. H. Tozer's Card to the Afflicted

QWIck cHrssdnd Lo'r Pices dffhe Od esf1LiaeI Ofce
an MIr"t hr'WtrR H. and 4. Streets
nR TOZER returns his thanks to his numerous patients
for their patronage and would embrace this npporu
nifty to remind them that he continues consult those
difficult eases " NLNFRAL which have halcd the skill
~ the most celebrated physicians Of the age aud
upon which lie has Giiird to perform TdIiril
cure.
hr ToGrr's reputation ms Physician stands uncanaed
Ills exclusive ntruinn To di-,ass ct .=
"rgas Ter many years, renders him perfectly master
syIhilc diseases.
The large nrr II aggravated cases that he has per.
hry cured after they have been given up by many others
the only proof that phy stefan rcurcs ot his ability
Dr. Tozrr world state that he any and all case.
of varieties II the DISEASE matter how long standing ~
What progress the disease has made, every patient
" upon cure.
Dr.. Tozrr has II Is well known. taken patients from The
very verge "f the gravc and restored them perfect
health, lie would further STATE that lac deems sufficient
Ia attract The aiirti" II those " ho might heed the
vices ,i ply stefan ia, Ill Casts but particularly These
enumerated IN the advertisement. expecting they would
test my merits as practitioner aud the result Of my piac
rr has been thus Tar satisfactory To patients and my
self Nur 70 deem it necessary Ia I'LL columns of thr
new spaIrs with funnc en,'rc md honbnstic advertise
mcns, processing my MI lily 10 heal all diseases flesh il l,ii
FIR To- u that must I've something than Man hi, {,
give those that afflicted with Nrncrca Chronic aud
9TH diseases tn understand that from long experience
am fn''r competent Ia treat them successfully.
My regard "r Il dignity of the medical profession t.
which lav" III" 'inn"r belong. rtrrs from cnain
ting any vet SarrrG" rank quackery. aud regard frr
dignity world prevent my placing myself on u PAL
with innrk' ard noNttums vendors n The present. age
"r Il" fraudulent ar g"uin" certificates pull II
superior qualifications prac0nrr neither de-
tn myself erHm hnnnrS To which am not entitled
hu; mercy ask Those WIN diseased To read the differ
cnt advertisements relating To the Of private disease
aud Jud@c fr themselves where to apply fr relief ~,
rn"n,S arranged that he consulted in prvar,
Ut all hours NJ the day from O'clock In the morning anti
= in the cIVnlhI.
ssr~rcrs"n> with Chronic nIarrhmo. Dyscntery Lorn
Wrak:rsS Nervous Debility Low Spirits Ls>imlr Weak
bases nj III" Lunl'> and Hack. 1nds">itin ,s 81 Memory
Ny"rs'"n To Society. Live m Solitude, Tmhl,y : r. hi,
trust. b1znrss. Headache. Pain in the Sid. Affection
the Eyes rmlr the Fare, Sexual and Other intlrn
! important To
zrr at his Office, It'll street, between aud H. Sacramento
/ & H. TuIEE Il
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22
Attended and Cured Hundrcds.
Udolpho Wolfe,s Schnann,s.

medicinal drink. If cminentiy saluiary qualities man.
u'i"turch hv lms. Exclusively. nj hs factory nj S,'..
dana n Holland, and well known during the last twelve
A"ny- throughout All the Atlantic and Western States
j. made FROM III" hest barley TINT he selected IN
Europe, with IL" "-S'ncc If aromatic llinn berry 81
acknowledged aud extraordinary medicinal propcrtir.
II las long SIM" acquired higher reputation both III.
rope and america, than any 9th, tlIr"iic beverage
AnnyzL it * n Perfectly I'Hr. LiyH0, in il, r;.r,.
mild and w"r om" tonii. /, i, extensively used aud
approved by the medical faculty the temperance people
heads IT families. sr.
In Gravel, "uI and rheumatism In obsrcons Of the
bladder and Kidneys and in General Debility its effect,
prompt decided and invariably reliable and il i ma,
only remedy fn these maadcs, but In all cases in which
they produced by drinking bad wafer, which almost
universally the cau>, ofiem, II acts prrrrntirS
For Fever and Ague IL s Of the CicHcious pre-
vcntatiNCs that can he resOrtcd TO.
The Aromatic Schiedam Schnapp's
Il Ia ny in great demand by persons travelling
NJ about 70 sN'" parts Of the country especially A.
vel as hy mGny II every community where II has become
known on account ofts various other remedial properties
In all eases 81 DrnpSca tendency. il is generally the
oy re'''ly retret wier adrptr in the early Stage q!
the disease.
diet drink, aud especially at dinner. is found hy
uniform cxcri nee. to be emincnily cracous in the
oSnai" cscs. when even the best Of the usual remedies
have failed /" afford than temporary relief IL
Of Faiurn'y is an immediate aud invarable specific
and II may L." administered In diluted and proporonae
quantities. even to Young Infants in all those paroXysns
NJ gripping pain in the stomach and bowels wirh they
are especially subject, well In the coc Of grown
persons.
lt<iurious adoption in connection with the principal
meals when sense Of exhaustion dictates its use never
fails relieve the debility attendant pon
chronic naadh $. low temperament and exhausted vital
energy, hy whatever induced These are facts
which many Of the most eminent me ical both in In.
gland and the United States have borne testimony. md
which cOrrObOrate by the highest written authorities
Put up IN quart and pint bottles, In Of one Dozen
wlthInV the bottles cork, and facsimile of nv
signature 0n the label.
For sale by all the respectable Druggists and Liquor
dealers in CALIFORNIA and Oregon.
UD0LPiiO WOLFE Sole Importer
~ Beaver street, New York.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22
Ladies' Stockings.

A clothes line in yOnder garden
Goes wandering among the trees,
And On 1t two very long stockings
Acc kicking the evening BREEZY
And lot Of fancy dry goods.
Whose BatNSe cannot divine,
Are wildly and mildly Tapping
About ON that same old line.
And very fair young lady
At the parlOr window scws;
AlNt rather conclude, If you tried il, -
You'd find abe I'd ht into "thcn hose"
She's only hRlf-lcngth picture.
Forc-ShOrtencd below the breast;
Nut the dry. YOHds which dance Oh the tight. ropc
Out yOndcr, just make up the rest.
=" drcam'liIc she seems so gentle.
Nmd think her too gnod for earth;
Aud feel that hner spirit
Is banishing vulgar mirth
To its worldly hOme-by Jingo!
What flourish that muslin throws:
And how uncommOnly taper
Those stockings go Of ut the toes.
o, eyes! like the sky when It's blucSt.
u. hair, like the night, without star!
u, Mu*lin.aWd hosC!-I can't help il.
lie still draw my thoughts over e thar"
The lady alone is substantial
The clothes but fancy ideal,
Yet some how or Othcr,-cOnEnuRd il!
I've mixed up the sham aud the real.
O, lnvc, you're the same old six pence
With the In'et, the muR er the brick;
Yen 90 up with rush, like n rocket,
But conic down at last like n stick;
And lct hive, though it be lofty Or luwlv,
PlatOnic or fash, opinc
That they all. like yOn dry goods and stockings
DclUng to the very same llnc
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22
A Bachelors Complaint.
BIT W. GLAsPoRD BELL.

They're stepping of, the frieRds knew,
They're going one by one;
They're taking wives to tame their lives,
Their j0viai DAYS are done;
cant get one old crony nov
To fIin me IN q sprcei
Khey ve all grown grave don. .tic men,
They look asknnCe on nlc
> hate 10 see them sObcrcd dov n,
The merry buys and true;
hnte tn hear them sneering nnw
AtpictuTcs fancy drew;
! care not for their married cheer,
Their puddmgs and their soups,
And middle-agcd relations round,
ln formidable groups
And though theft wife pcrchance may have
\ cOnIcly sort Of face,
And at the tables upper end
Conduct herself with grace;
hate the prim reserve that rcignS,
The caution and the state;
haze IL see my friend grow vain
Of furniture and plate.
Oh, give me back the days again,
When We have wandered free,
And stolen the dew from every Hover,
The fruit from every tree;
The TrieDds ! kveds they will not come,
They've all deserted me;
Thoy sit ut home aud toast their toes,
Look stupid and drink tea.
Ahs! alas! for years gone by
And fur the friends cre luSt;
When M warm feeling ~ the hcnrt
Was chilled by early frost,
Il these he Ilymen's vnuntrd joys,
rdhevc him shun my door,
Un1he qucnch his torch, and 1.-Two
uIhccf,IrIh bachelor.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22
SUMMONS.

SIATE aRG*AtteitStA,t- Ju1sIrV'E cs46f.- Wz-4.
" Dorado County. lsPrinFp Tswn.lIH.
The People of the staie Of Ca"Fnia, - A. OIlhaAsN
t.REETiKG: '"
NOt are hereby summoned 10 srpeaF AefasS Ne Al ~
Il "ice ia Mud springs Township, ~ the CsInRv 81 n,
Dorado" the :sT day Of February. A. 1867 a. 10 A.
clock H. I" answer unto the complaint ~ DsaI.l le,
Tho To r ,f One hunSred ap1 a.SSs
three s"Ars and hfty cents. due Aseuaaa e. 49,
loaned y'u AMI IT"mss.ry GV onr huDArrd 1900
given July Isl l>sWlen juHn' vim X SaAeN nRnIs,;
y"u for the said aOvn Together With eoSts end a.aGVa
II y"u fsil 10 sTIraT ahd aDSWrV.
rs the s,eIin any Constable Of aaA c0shsyA~0nxrr,
IH": MAXI lrgal service and due return heTr"E
Given under baud this 9th day Of OrsaAsV D iNDAS
". n. GH1RlIY
oetS I'm Justice az the Peace IN and Tor "a Tsv~SA
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22

How NIX DOgH n.--Tbe following interesting
anccdOte was related to US as true.
A man having large family found 1t rather
hard to keep mp tho table, and has adopted
the following plan:
AT evening, just before supper. he calls
his children around him and addresses them
thus
=" Who'll take . cent, and do without his
supper"
"ll II II" exclaim. the children, eager to
81 their prisa.
Tho old man then pulls out an old pocket
book full Of red cents which he keeps for the
OCCASION, and after giving them one apiece,
sends them OF to bed.
Next morning. they looked like starved
Arabs. Tbs old man calls them around him.
and wiAh an air q gFsSily aSkS--
@WhSN give . cent to have good warm
hniscuk fog byeakfAsE".
.kb aeealSs 10 ny that the cents were
I0rshconiny Good Plan.--Etche"ge.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22
ORL Fans HOT Ell ,
SACHAMENTO.

IlE subscriber having taken this well known Hotel is
prepared to his friends and solcits share al
the public patronage which has heretofore been liberal
~ bestowed on the Orleans Hotel
His Table dc llotc will he furnished with the BEST and
EARLIEST the market affords, and will be under the
pcrvisIon n an experienced caterer.
board at the reduced price OF
EIGHT DOLLARS PER WEEK.
The Icdginr apartments furnished with the Best Of
Reds and Bedding
Families can ke accommodated with suits Of choice
Rooms, nj reduced prices.
The RAR will be supplied with choice Liquors and the
best attcntiSaa. 49, r..
Attached to the Hotel Is anUlARD SALOON, supplied
with seven Billiard Tables, In perfect order.
The W0irl IL open my and night.
The pVIssepal Stage once located In this Hotel and
Stages .cAve itdany for all parts At the State.
JOSEPH n. VIRGO.
Sacramento, June 10Th, 1S5s.-Il4.f1
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22
Caution to the Public.

London C0rdidL Gin,
CIUb HOtae Gin,
ISchri,iIm Shn0pps,
Uedtcdted SchnGppa,
ROydt !Schn0pps,
&c, DC, dc.
Under the above and similar titles the liquor Of
this city hOng large quantities Of aduiterated I'm.
wholeEom trash costing but little, which they hone Ia
realize large profits by selling In California.
Avoid MI compounds Some skiIlfuy prepared as
to pass Tor good Liquor except with the hest judges:
you would he SAFE only the long
genuine WolJ's Aromatic .GcketCSn Srhn0Dps.
,UD0LPHO WOLFE Cole tnipnrter
[7s-6ml - - - Beaver street, New York
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22
FOR SALE.

A STEAM ENGINE AND ALL TIE MACHINERY
n aprcrtaining tO sQhartE Min, complete. The En-
CINE Is %ShoTNc Ikwtt and nearly new. will either
sell the whoc or any portion, 20 suit purchasers For
particular inquire at the Nashville Hotel at Nashville,
above the junctiOn, (At IeOet Forks Of the S:um
neal A. l.. Chiffon.
fdrc. 95tEl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-22
READ AND REEl.ECT

TAR CHARLES Toner'S CARD To TIE AFFLICTED
OF CALIFuE\lA.-n approaching any new course
o systematic inquiry. there certain points r"crr,.
which The n'tr-F should always he careful to satisfy i..
self H. >'l c"nprrhtnd distinctly what the s,l,r, ~
inquiry j~llcalh aud Diseases.
II can form ard fix in minds clear conception -.
I've sat" % vaith shall have difficulty under.
Standing what wa> iclnt by Disease. ut vulI though
not aloy these uii It's uf investigation al III, human nv
have another and still n"l,r end II Is In lay before
y"n in >n plain terms that y"u cannot he mistaken and
will know where I" apply fnr relief
us The u"r'l li-"i>c' generally and ct,rc snnk ri
the 81 part'Iat dSrasrs il will h. proper IT, take
general v"w al symptoms When person i trnn" or
a,lici, with ,>c..r. which causra n weakness az The
back and mas pain IN the head, Imnc,s nj Git loss
&" muscular power, palpation az the heart. irri,hly
nervousness dy-l"i,iA arrangement az the .
ti"ii> general debility. symptoms Of rcp~ltiiin and
many others W''h better explained than pti o ia.
per. a'd require Medical Surgical attendance II woud
h. we! fr them I" inquire there t. physician who is
ruI'r:t tu attend them. and who understands ti, anil;
cation 81 m'lr'i". and who's" Sci Ei'fr Attainment. il
rr"' -S"n and M'r>" and experience rut'" Tim 10
A"ur ""itd"n'' t"nslrrin" these thugs, nr CIr- H.
T"zrr la' r"n""i,l To inform Won that Afflicted alvor.
'-tir ~ i"'"f hsn"ss. stating tia; l ~ l", :. sue.
=, sstnl pra"t fur over ~ years. and has
Attended and Cured Hundreds,
Wl'n 'N hnr" he considered y other physicians ana
hnv" been pronounced by them past recovery Tr:.r,
my rely rlru him IN whom secrecy M, ilc
utmost c"nhl'"r' ray hc placed.
Ur. g. H. W" Ill invite all that afflicted tocaIl on
hi. ii 1t" d'"s not administer for them there will
u" Charge mHdc. Let 10 false clcacy prevent Vo h:t
apply ium hiatcly and yourself from the r.a!r
Consequences which must follow those who neglect To re-.
CciNc attendance
nr. G. H. T"zrr'. Office is 9th street. near the B~l.
vhlrrr Hotel between and streets. Ills ronns are
arranged that the Doctor can he consulted without Tie
fear ~ iroh's tatiun.
e4'- Office hours, from in the morning unit, in the
evening CIIAS. II. TOZER. NJ D.
9Th :rret, between and X. Sacramento.
Ianunry H.! I>.3 TtfI