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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-22
BAITIuonE 1 oHro RAILROAD,

Editors Wheeling Iatelligeneer:
GsSTLEuRN-We have no advices to en-
able US to Judge of the general accuracy
of the statement made by the Reporter for
the Philadelphia Enquirer, published by
you in an Extra slip this morning; bat
there are some things in it evidently incon-
sistent With the dispatches received else
where.
By Telegram received at Pittsburgh
last night, as published in the Gazette of
that city, this morning, It seems that the
unfortunate collision In Pratt street. be-
tween the Massachusetts, Volunteers and
the citizens, TIE troops tpere amt forpVard to
IPaShingtOn oUer tie Washington Branch of
tie B. q o. r. n. But it seems TINT At 2
o'clock P. H., the report was, that the
Philadelphia Volunteers bad reached the
outer Depot of the Philadelphia, Whining
ton & Baltimore Road, and ut the request
OF the Governor and the Mayor of the
city, the President of that Road had or
dered the train back. This was probably
the fact which had been imperfectly re-
ported to your informant, when he made
the statement that our roud had refused to
transport Government troops, although
willing to transport the troops OF Mary
land and Virginia
Respectfully, yours, ]. B. FoRD,
Agent b. L o. R. R. Co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-22
what the MAKING Of sumter WIN
fPr1m "a ~. ConEler.

fREUm the MY. COuEteFsl
They won n bloodless victory, and VIC
tory that seems to have cost them but lit
tie 50 far as powder and shot aIe concen-
ed. They have won a noble triumph iu-
deed and one over which they will, doubt
less, drink quantities of whisky. They
do not stop to think what that victory will
cost them. They do not believe that IL
will ultimately prove one of most costly
kind. They will find, however, that ev-
cry shot which slOosened a stone in Fort.
Sumter bound together with an indlssoln-
BILE cement, not thousands, bit hundreds
of thousands. Of hearts at. the North. Ec-
Ery shot hey frf2 hds dFiren another matt
IN tie co6fa Of tie Southern Confederaep,
and has made 1t apparent that those who
have IrampEed upon the national flag cam
not be too soon coereed into a submission
TO the laws of the land. They have
conrted fight, but the one they haVo
just had.is not satisfactory. They want
to hear something more than the roar of
the Cannon, and to see something more
than the striking Of shot against stone
walls. They seem to wish to see the she'd
ding of blood, and il determined to shed
it, they will end the opportunity. They
will now realize what they have not real
lied before, and that is that there Is an
overwhelming force in the country, to
which they will be compelled to submit.
They have refused every offer of peace,
and have shown;no disposition TO return
to their allegiance upon any terms. Notfl-
ing less than war would content them, and
now they will have the opportunity for find-'
ing ont what war is. when vigorously car
ried on. The true blood oFtEe country is
and 1t will be content with moth.
ing less thA nj the C0mnlete ERn6iertiOnF Of
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-22

We are Informed that there is strong
movement on foot among many of the
countieE west of the Allegheny, urging a
general convention in this city early 10
May. 70 look 70 such action as shall be
tneGessary in case of the movements of
EastssR yiEginia and other parts of the
STATE against the Government. The OBJ
jest is u new Organization either as
State or 10 part of some other State
uUder The federal flag. We have been
requested by several Of our friends in the
back eouatirs to give the notice promi-
neat place in our columns 50 that the
Union men may promptly take such action
IN tho premises as may be necessary. 1t
is needless to ssy that We heartily en-
dorse and encourage the movement.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-22

Now AND TBES.-The Richmond Ea-
qnaer is now one Of the most rabfd Of The
ultra secession journale. In 1914 it was
conducted by SIR. T. Richie, aud in speak
log of the Hartford Conventional expressed
1.-The following sound opinions:
I TuE UNION IS rs DAxGER.-Turn TO the
Convention AZ Hartford and learn TO trem.
! BILE at the madness of its authors. How
far will such madmeD advance? Though
they may conceal from you the project Of
disunioB, thouRh.a few ofstbem may have
Concealed il from themselves, yet who
will pretend TO set beunds 70 the rage Of
lisaRection One false step after another
may lead them TO resistance to the laws, to
/, q reasonable neutraliIy, to a war against
the Government OF the United States. In
truth, the. first act of resistance TO the Law
I Is treason to the United States. Are You
ready for this state of thinRs7 Will you
support the men who woull plunse you
into this ruin?
No man, no asSdeiafioh Of men. 40 ISt1te
or set Of St0ESs AqS q right TO t0ithdrap ftssIT
from this Onion, Of It's 0lCn accord. The
! same power which knit us together eau
only unknit. The aNme tormality which
forged the LINKS of the Union Unnecessary
to dissolve it. Tie RpGtosity of htd States
Which forN1 the Union must consent to the
withdrawal Of Glly one branch of it. I'M
! I'll that consent has been obtained, any ut.
tempt 70 dissolve the Union, or obstruct
the efficiency of its constitutional laws, is
treasou-treason to all intents and pur-
poses. Any other doctrine, such as that
which has been lately held forth by the
Federal Republican, that any one State
may Withdraw itself from tie Union, is an
ahomina HE hPraE ttfrh sfr;1IS Tta a - f1,nI.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-22

EuRcPEAN news Is extremely warlike.-
The Londou PoSt states that the military
operations which Garibaldiis to take part
are about to commence, aud that the Ital-
tan' and HlngaSisas have come to a per.
feet understanding TO make a combined
movement. Itas supposed that an extern
siSo Instruction will soon break ont In
Hungary, In which the Insurgents viii be
aided by 9ari5&ldt aud the Italians.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-22


"During the memorable secession in
1877 of seven Cantons from the Swiss
Contederaey, it is a noticeable fact that
even after National Convention of the re-
naming loyal CantOns bad decided to
raise a levy Of 10000 troops to quell this
insurrection, under whose banner already
stood force Of 10000 troops, several
Cantons refused, (because nearly equally
divided in their sympathies between the
Federal Government and tho Secession
partly TO furnish their, contingent of troops
and remained neutral pacifcators in tue
behalf of both parties.
'At the close of this fratricidAl war,
which lasted but three months, and re-
suited in the entire expulsion of the Sc.
cesston leaders, the Federal Government
apportioned the expenses Of the war
equally among the seven Secession Can.
tons. and the TWO neutral ones. The Gen.
eral Convention, which WAS convened inn
mediately upon the cessation Of hostili-
ties, completely remodelled the Federal
Consultation, and not long thereafter, By
general consentithe expenses of the war
were equally Hpportioned among all the
Cantons. This latter act of generosity,
togelher with the new Constitution, has
iufu, ed fraternRl feeling among the
SwisA ar surprising that which formerly
existed:
"Could not Virginia and the Border
States act os did the neutral CaDtons in
! Sutherland, seeing that similar circum.
stances exist for so doing 2"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-22

LIEUT. SLEWNER AND FoRT PICKESs.-
The abatement that Lieut., Slemmer has.
been superseded in command of Fort
Pickens because his loyalty was suspect
ed, is unjust. He is ordered to be superb
coded by an officer Of higher grade and
large experience, but without the slightest
and his carpenters, with corps Of sappeTs
and miners, has gone TO the neighb6Fliood
OF Pensacola, ia aid in the relief and de-
Tense of Fort Pickens.- Pittsburgh Ggzsite
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-22
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
HAIR DYE! HAlRDYE! HAlRDYEI
M. RAIQlER0R,s lIAIR DYE.

VIA. BATolER0R's HAIR DYE.
ne eatgf Harpils.s aads Rsltans zDys Kne,ga.
Allethsrs aFe mere Initial Ions ana should bsaVoid.
ed II yau wish 70 escape Etdicule.
GREY, RID OR RUSTY H4TR dyed instantly to
beaBtiFul and natural brown OF Black without tie
least Injury to HAIR or sltn.
PIFrEEN1fRpA AND DEP1olIAT have been
awarded TO T'l. A. BAEcutOR since 1859, and oyer
100000 applteatIons have been made to the hair OF
the patrons Of his tAtnOuV Dye.
sHH. A. RATCHRLolrssHAIR DYE, produces a.
color not to be distinguished tFum uatute, and II
warranted not to tpJure IN theleaEt, hoWeTerlong
1t may Be continued, aud the III etetl Of bad Dyes
remsdisd me hair b iuyigpsuted tpr lie by this
Splendil Dye, WhIeh ispropsriy applied Gt No 10
Bond Street NsV York.
solaIn allte cties and towns otthe United States,
ny DFaEEfata und Fancy Goods Dealer.
The nenuihs haa the name william a. Ba,ehelor,''
ana address upon steel plate engraving the four
stles Of each box
WHotEakIE F4c4oRTs 81 BARCLAY ST.,
apl0-ly Lac 25S Broadway, New York,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-22
rae nor.h,ves. Preparing Tor their

The NOrthyVest Preparing for their
Do6enco.
The events Of the last few days have
made it apparent to Us that North estern
Virginia will never submit to be WrenChed
from under the Gag ofthe Federal Govern
ment by the srccasion traitors at Rich.
mond. Within tho two days last past we
have received several letters from MARSHALL,
Nonongalk., Preston, Marion, Tyler and
Wetzel couaties, written aud signed by
committees asking for information as 10
the couFse which the Union men here and
elsewhere in tho NOrtbwest were going to
pur1ue. These letters breathe out the
warmeit.nnd most devoted patriotism, aud
urge the ofEaniEatiop Of provisional gov
ernment At once uadeF the General Gov
ernmeut, and tlo Nbsolnte and uucondi-
donal retusalio submit 70 the Gag of the
Jsff, DaSts cOnspiratoFs. The Union men
OF Marshall areabsOEutely feroctops. They
urge the formation Of vigilance committees
of public safety and the uuequivocul non-
conformity to any decree that fletcher may
issue.
While NO are glad 10 see our Union
ff!snds thus warm in the cause wo must
no permitted to 0atra Wnrd. of moderation
LetuS hero In the Norlllwest bide our time.
Let rs arm aud organize as cxpeditionsly
and thoroughly as possible to the end in
the first place, that We may not be precipi-
tated by the traitors in our midst; and in
the next place that We may DO prepared 10
defend our homes aud our fresides from
any force that they may offer to send in
among US.
That we will never submit to JEFF. Davis
& Co. Is certain. or his invading US there
is no. DANGER that is also pretty nearly GER
tain. II we rOmain loyal we are strong
and safe. Our danger only is fror, The
secret schemes Of the traitors nmoug our
selves. They may invite the action of the
Government, who certainly would hold
this section OF country nj the FIRST intima-
tion OF a secession. Our safety or danger
isali with ourselves. BY quietly taking
care of ourselves we arc for the present at
least removed from all harm. Western
Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio sympath,ze
deeply with as. Our cause is their cause,
and they viii SEQ that tho Union men shall
not lack for every aid aud assistance. II
lhe Union men OF the Northwest will send
their orders on hero, well authenticated,
or come themselves properly vouched for,
requesting arms aud military necessities,
they viii be at once forwarded to the
proper authorities.
We repeat, therefore, again, let there be
no:excitemsat. LeteverYbody move calm
" but energetically, and all in shor,
tune will be well with us in the Northwest.
The traitors have no hold among us, and
the prompt action Of the Union men in this
city within the last day OF two has utterly
discouraged Them 80 far as this point is
..eOueerpsd. They 6nd that the rattlesnaEG
e Al heavy discount here.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-22
MAYnR,a PPM
alATon's olr1cE,

Wheeling. April IL.
NETUERRAS. approximations exist in the mtnda Of
w mauy eitfEsGiS that violations Of the peace Of
the city may occur In the present axcted the
public mlhd upon questions Of political import
desmit ndyissbo tNtAne this my proclamation, can
Ing upon all gOO1 cttIEenA to preserve tho ppRus
peace aud order Rt all times and under all etfeum
stances, and invoking them TO refrain from haEl1-
nAa8 Of speech and from any act which Iglt lC1d to
violence Ofauy kind TO my perSOn or property what
Boever and tOF0ndGF aid to the authorities IN main.
tanning the public peace, protesting property ami n
Gupprea8lnE lAWlesS violence by {whOms0eTeF at
tempted. A.J.SHERNEY, Mayer.
do heartily eoncur In the above proclaim 1tton
Observance. A. p. WOODY
Gp3O Chief J.tI'.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-22

Tn Richmond Rsgul.rr ,6fpks that
thousands IL The North iii stre aid 20 the
South. Prentice Rrtatly fsapO that it Eill
only 6eeannoa.aid.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-22

LlErT. SLRNMEn.As SGES By Az OgPIcER
OF THE WTASDoTTE.-The Pottsville Jour.
nal of last week publishes private letter
from an officer on hoard the United States
steamer wyaudotte, now 10 Pensacola
Bay, dated April I'D, in which the follow
ing paragraph occurS:
The force down here consists of the
fri&atk SAbiue, SO guns; steam sloop
Brooklyn, 22 guns; sloop ST. Louis, 20
guns; and last and least in size, but boil
ing over with spunk aud grit, the wynu-
dotte, 6 guns:
Z" Fort PickenS is.R.very strong FASHIONED
fort, and very advantageously situated.
The garrison can rePulse seventy times
their numbers. Lieut.. Slemmer is Que of
the kind of men that would wrnp himself
up in the American flag. aud, if necessary.
blow the whole thingt to atoms. He docs
not look like a very Extraordinary man he
is small and Insignificant looking bot
when lie says he will do ii thing, you ma 8
bet your Z" entire pile +" no reiR. | never
! saw a,nau inmy life that could equal him
in GOODNESS. Amidst all the excitement he
sas 9ueoncesued looking AS IL he had
nothing to worry him ID the world
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-22
Wall Paper, Books and Stationery
AT PRICES To SUIT THE TINES.
SECRET OF BEAUTY.

ARDS BLOOM OF YOUTH on LIQUID
~ toE G1d PFS5srEins tbs
Gs article Is eptireIy different from anything q
tne KIND eyer attempted, ard 18 tArfantQd free from
InneFal snd spplsOpQus sptStancTs OF any matter
pe9E IKE tint such can only bs found 10 youth.
" g fso tnyaluahle f1t removing an kinds of IIu-
supbpFnss ana other eutAneous
nom the akin. II has given such entire
sattstaetton to III that have uSS II that Wo nsed
only = ~. LADIES Try n.
=: nv. RallOTs' Hall Drug Store,
neES NJ al times e4Nle 9dnBd eTOTythiHg usuhlly
kepttn 9 hftte Class PEeoesiF.tlon Store. cps
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-22

NmHTT.oSR TSseRlss entered St The PoEt
of New York ttto.a ttol3IEa ports % Tues.
day, the largSst Gpqas Yer eksr entered IN one
~.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-22

Gov FLOYD expresses a high opini, n of
Fthed cannon. What's his opinion Of Y
riaed Treasury Fesatiee,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-22

IRlSE OF one hundred millions Of mon,
eH3 4enSaeFeaa TO 6pVeFpmeut. Flush times
toF Secretary Chars
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-22

TuE Charleston coaTifF says
vi Montgomery initiates Washington.
100 sosn, the seat Of Government may &c
aFen1oSsd''
WhA3 i'' The trouble now
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-22
NEW ADVBRTIsEM'NTS
ssWheelinp MoneY.''

VETRWILL coNTINUB TO TAKE WHEELING
w Money and bFancheg at par for Goods ana on
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-22

?. -7777777--T7
THRP1RM 81 aaITH ES6RS Ellis rH1sn1y
dissolved ~ nsutual eoasent. Tile bGsiaoss viii
oe SontinGel W y q Smith, who e authorized to
setIe the oastpesa 81 the late drm.
rs +. n.J, SMITH,
THEODORE N. GORRRLLa
= slttl. 1850 -. go.
: AGR1CULIURA
tETlIIE SUBSCRIBER NJ III. ST1Iis c0VTTSrP IN
furnish seeds 9ress aud fmpIetasntS Of the beSt
fully solicit eontiunaace 81 the patronSge eStepIsd
to the old arm Of Smith : G0rrell.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-22

1IotheEss sreatl this.
folloAiRg ~ sktrRet itota ritte4i by
the Pastor Of Raptist Church 70 the journal and
favor Of thatwOFld ranoWned medclne-MGs. WISs.
lows SOOTHING srAuR RoR caIIpREn TE1FBISU:
"Wesse an advertisement In your columns Of Mrs.
winsloW's sOOtlapE Syrup. Now We never said a
word in favor Of patent medicine before In our lie
but NE feel compelled to say to your readers, that
that's no humbug-HE HAVE TEIED II, AND KxoWIT 70
aE ALL CLAIMS 1T Especially, ono Of the most
successful medicines Of the day because 1t is one Of
the best. Aud thpsS Of your readers who have ba-
biescan't do better than to lay in SUPPLY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-22
soathern RlEht. -l1.e1,ne ln Rleh.
TTrom Tho Richmond Exaalnlr.l

Tho Southern Rights Con., ntion, COM
posed Of delegates from various sections
Of the State, assembled on Wednesday, at
Metropolitan Hall, and was organized by
tue election Of the following officers:
Prcsident David Chalmers, of Halifax.
Yice-Presidcnts-J. A. Seddon, of Gooch-
laudi ]. W. Cook, of Greenesvflle; VIII
loughby Newton, of Westmorelantl; Chas.
A. Crump. of Amelia; Vincent Witcher, of
Pittsylvania; Thos. JEFF. Randolph, of AL
bemarle;J. s. Barbour, of Culpepper;. Ca
briel Jordan, of Page; John W. Imboden,
of Augusta; Thomas Sweeney, of Ohio:
VIM. s. Bridges, of Mercer; George N.
FitEhugh, of Jackson; j. B. Brown, Of
Washington.
secretary-s. Bassett French, of Ghes-
terrified.
Assistant Secretaries. II. Chamber
Jayne, ]. R. Chamberlayne, E. N. Altriend,
Nat. Tyler,tof Richmond.
The Contention then entered upon the
consideration Of the question Of the policy
of Virginia under existing circumstances,
and adopted meAsures towards thorough
~ organizing the Southern Rights party
in the State. Their deliberations were
harmonious and, dignifed. They a1liourn-
ed In the Nftera0on to meet again this
morning at eleven o'clock.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-22
Read the Following. It is True

- n = = - 11PIl
7. II. LOoAH3 Es0, DsaT Sff: :
wrote to you some time since sor a Bottle Of
BrentIipEers Fluid Extract Of sarsaparia aud Dan
dsliOn, and must say that Ii has acted upon mo Ike
charm. IhAye boon afiicted for near two years
With DysPePsta; twO-thiEds Of tho time 1 vomited
from one to three times . day. had given up the
idea Of ever getting we'll and indeed my friends had
given up all hopes Of my ever getting well again.
Added to thiI, suffered with the scrofala very
much. Since last September one sldO Of my Re-k
was one entire sore eompossd Of some seven running
sores. The use Of one Bottle has much Improved
mo. Ny stomach e relieved and my neck hiss i'm.
proved beyond my most sangpine expectations
two bottles moro 4 shall be relieved entirely You
VIII please send me tEo bottles by the Boat.
f0pFs respectfully, INV. HOMER.
Tho above medicine e prepared bY 2, a. BRENT
L1SiER Z Co. No, l&i Market tftrerE, wheeling,
and sold by most Of the DrnggitS Of tho city. hpS
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NOTICE.

Tho CordaSe business Willie, CONTINUED at tho
warehouse, No. Is Water IT., by the subscriber, the
being to close INT the stock in store at the
lowest cash price CEIAS. II. BEBEH.
Whe6lfnEit Apfil 10, a61-lw
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MOORE.


In little white cottage, where the trees are ever
green, go
And the climbing roses blossom BY the door;
I've often sat and listened to the music OF the birds,
And the gentle voice OF charming Nettie Moore.
CHORUS;
OF miss you Nettie Moore,
And my happiness seems DER,
While spirit sad &rOunda any heart has come;
And the busy days are long.
And the nights areioBeiy now.
For you're gone from our lit tie cottage home.
Down below in the valley, on the rivers dancing
tide,
OF summer eve I'd launch my open boat;
When the rising and the stars began to shine,
Down the river we so merrily would aOat.
OF miss you, etc.
And often in the autumn, ere the dew had left the
lawn,
We would wander oer the fields far away;
But those joys have departed gentle Nette too is gone,
And no longer sweetly with her can stray.
OF | missyou, etc.
Since the time that you departed, have longed from
earth to rise,
And join the happy angels gone before;
cannot now be merry, for my heart is full of woe
Ever pining for my gentle Nettie Moore.
OF miss you, etc.
You are gone lovely Nettie have mourned you many
But IN Wipe all the tears from my eyes;
For life Is past, shall meet you once agai
In Heaven, darling, up above the skies
Ol | miss you Nettie Moore, etc.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-04
Legal Notices.
CONsTABLE's sALE.-state OF Cal

UONSTABLE'S SALE.-State OF Cali.
~ fornia, County of Nevada, IS. BY virtue of an
execution to me delivered issued from the Court o
John Kendall, Esq, an acting Justice Of the Peace
in and for the county aforesaid, bearing date March
18th A. D. 1861. to satisfy judgment rendered BY
favor of A. SHEIIENBORGER and against LAUGH.
LIN MILLER, for the sum Of 1923 26 debt, interest
damages and costs Of suit. / have taken IN execu.
tion and will sell to the highest bidder for cash. the
following described property to wit All the right,
title and interest that defendant has in and TO the
mining claims ON Gopher Hill, Nevada Township
known as the Blue Lead Claims two-6ths, more OF
less also, all boxes bitches, telegraph hose and an
the appurtenances thereunto belonging, on SATUR.
DAY the 9th day of April A. D. 1861, between the
hours OF O'Clock A. VI. and O'Clock P. NJ of said
day in front of the Court House door in the City Of
Nevada.
Taken as the property of Iaughn Miller, to salts.
fy the above demands and accruing COSTS
Nevada City March 10th 1861.
marie. til W c. ASHER, Constable
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-04

DIR. T.. j. CZAPKAY'S Medical and Surgical Inst-
tute Is ON Sacramento street, below Montgomery,
opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's Office,
San Francisco, California, The Doctor offers free
consultation, and asks no remuneration unless he
effects a CURE.
SpermOtorrh9R,
Or local weakness. nervous debility, low spirits,
lasstude weakness of the limbs and back ndisposi-
ton and incapablity for labor aud study duness Of
apprehensions, loss of memory aversion to society,
love of solitude, timidity, selfdistrust dizziness
headache involuntary discharges pains in side aIfec
tious of the eye pimples the face sexual other
infrmities in man. are cured by the Justly celebrated
physician and surgeon, L. j. Czapkay. His methed
of curing diseases is new unknown to others) and
hence the great success All consultations by letter
or otherwise, free
Address, L. J. CZAPKAY NJ. D.,
ial33m. San Francisco, Cal