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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-09

Military NOsiee.-Persons friendly
to the Organization Of Military Company in this
city, are invited TO meet at the hail Of Hope NOOk
and Ladder Company, No. I, on Monday evening,
18th inst, for the purpose Of taking such Seps
viii insure the permanent OTganiIAtiOa Of = com
Pany. CNION GUARD.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-09

Ds. J. A. W.. LumdhOER, Dentist
Once, opposite Cary HOuSe, (up StaiTS.) entrance
from COlo@A StFeet-begS leAVe to announce to the
citizens Of aeerville and vicinity that he has per-
manently located him'elf in the above place. En-
eOuFagsd BY the liberal patronage bestowed, hopes
for q continuance Ofthe same. All work entrusted
to bic care will be Punetually executed, in thor
Ough and wOTkmanlike manner. frbY-3m
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-09
TAs Withdrawal q CalIFSrnia.s-TAs
Past.

1.-The Union issue" is the greatissu Of
the cOnfusiOnistS Well, let uS all make
it the great issue; let US ell say much
about it, and let some Of US who have to
take up fearless defense Of equal rights
and conservative Democratic principles,
push considerably into the foam and TO-
mentation Of the self.exalting anti-DemO-
cratic UniOnists who in this State pretend
to find none against them who are not in
favor Of destroying the Confederacy.-
Now, who among those who do not say
that it is the duty Of California to pledge
armed support to the Federal Government,
has declared that California should secede
along with the Southern StateSt Turn to
the f" Union at all hazards" parties and
ask for the persons who, from time to
time, since the organization Of the State.
have, without any suggestion from seces-
sion in South Carolina, threatened the
General Government with the withdrawal
Of California from the Union II her inter
eSts were not attended to so and so. How
many times has Nugent, now Union"
candidate for the United States Senate,
published in his paper, the San Francisco
Herald, suggestions Of the prOpriety Of
considering the separate existence Of Cal
ifornia in case public measures for the
benefit Of the Pacific country should be
neglected by COngress' How many times
has the gentle patriot, McDOugaIl, another
"UniOn" candidate for the Senate, in his
advocacy Of the construction Of the Pa
ciic Railroad, remarked that the building
Of that road was a condition upon which
California would be induced to remain in
the Union? How many times has the
melliiuOus Baker, who sweetly champion
ICES for the Union in the United States
Senate, said that California could best be
encouraged to stay in the Union by ma
tional railroad from the Atlantic to the
Pacific! Advert to the former course Of
many Of the anti Democratic politicians
and presses. Which of them has not,
sometimes despondingly, sometimes in
dignantly, and sometimes menacingIy, sta
ted that the neglect Of the Federal Gov
eminent toward California would create
the right aud necessity Of withdrawal from
the Union! You cannot discover the fact
that the Democratic party ever sustained
such q position, or that any individual
who is an equal rights Democrat now,
who has ever said that the existence of
the Union was endangered by the wants
of California. But the foremost of those
who have protested against Federal neg
lect and threatened to abandon the Union
because the Government did not promptly
devise means to build Pacific Railroad,
arc now foremost in promising to mid the
Federal Government in declaring bloody
war against South Carolina for the reason
that that State has seeded in consequence
Of the inability Of the Federal Govern.
mcnt to secure her in the possession Of
her sovereign rights! The moral beauty
Of the sounding "UniOn" movement in
this State sticks out TO challenge honest
ridicule and TO deserve the CcnsuTe Of the
consistent and the sincere.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-09

: PURCELL, Catholic Archbishop Of Gin
cihnati, has urged his church people to
pray for the Union.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-09

cGisIOR HAIR DTE 10 the only Hair Dye In America
that hes the DIRECT SANCTION Of the hIShcss Sci
entiAe authority. The most distinguished Of our
chemists, land as an AnAlyat second to noHe In the
vOrldJ DIR. Chiffon, has certified, over bic own
signature, that this Dye contains DELETEaoUs ~.
eaEDsENTs. The OGacisl document may be seen at
No. AstOr House. Is IT WISE TO RISK unAu-
tAeatIcated Dye when one thus indorsed, and I'm.
msssuFably superior to all others In the quality Of
the colon itlmpaFts, 10 obtaInable Sold everywhere
and applied By an Hair Dressers.
C1ISrADORA, SAStOr House, New York.
GEO. W. SMELL, Agent,
fe6s las Washington st., San Francisco.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-09
BRIDGE NOTICE.

NYOTICg b hereby given, that the undersigned
IN WIN apply TO the Honorable Board Of SnperV'
sors OF n Dorado County for = renewal OF Lcen.
20 keen q Toll Bridge across the Middle Fork OF 'he
Cosumnes River. ct BuIan's Bridge, for one year ~
CheIr regular session In March, 1851.
Fehruarv bth. 1881. 1eos@d
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-09
February sth, 1881.
DTssOLUTION NOTICE

VT(HE eo.partnershp heretossTe esis,"E cor.er,'
the undersigned ls this Day " OnSsrn Viii b,
TSUISsted By John Lynch. JOHN John h hCTTTr
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-09

RWn r. az NV HUNT 1 CHACE,
IL A0IN' On the Plaza, I1acerville.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-09

= IoT1oRS-A choice assortment Of California
Wines. Fine Drandles, anil general assortment
n Foreirn And Domestic LkIunrS. Eor sale ny
da6 HUNT 1 CuACE, OH the flSAa'
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-09

OFFIcE r. AHD II. TELEGRArH Co..
p,.r1pr.IR INac I7th lSSa
+. II. LOWELL, Sec'ry.

Icntered Immediately upon my duties in g .od
faith. I repaired 10 Washington and intro.
duced bill at the Session Of 1853. which was
rep"rted favorably upon By the Senate Commit
tee, but the amendments were Of such nature
that advised Dr.Gwin to refer it over until the
neVt aesalon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-26
HERALD TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2S s6TR1PLE SHEET

English screw frigate, the lmmortao has arrived off
that port looking after British interests The British
steam sloop Racer Is expected In q few days.
FROM MANASSAS.
MANASSAS, Nov. Is, 1851.
Everything continues quiet here although are
as thick as leaves in valambrosa
FOR THE SCENE OF WAR.
Colonel Wonords Eighteenth regiment OF Georgia Vol
unteers left Richmond on Monday Cor Manassas, via
Fredericksburg
They performing the Richmond theatre tho great
national drama OF Thc Scouts The Plains of Manas.
sas" John II. Hewitt, formerly OF Baltimore, is the
lessee and manager.
MISCELLANEOUS.
We learn from tho Vcksburg Wing that the Legislature
OF Mississippi, the 18th inst, elected two Senators TO
the Confederate Congress Hon. A. e. Brown was elected
on the first ballot On the ballot for tho second Senator
the contest was between Hon. Walker Brooke, of Vicks
burg and Mr. James Pheelan, Of Aberdeen Mr.. Brooke
received fifty nine votes and Mr. Pheelan sixytwo
me Memphis appeal has private letter from Col
borands camp which speaks OF the danger OF invasion
unprecedented by tho people of North Arkansas aud further
aids that the militia rushing their defence in large
numbers.
Tho Richmond papers of the sth inst announce that all
the federal prisoners in that city TO be sent TO North
Carolina soon.
So far as heard from, the following gentlemen have
been elected to the Confederate Congress from Misss-
sipp-Second district, Gen. Reuben Davis; Third dis
trct, Israel Welsh; Fourth district, H. c. Chambers;
tith district o. X. Singleton; Sixth district, Il. Barks
dale ono opposition) Seventh district John j. McRne
Inc Richmond Examiner of the 9th instant states that
Brigadier General Henry A. Wse who has been for
time confined by severe and it was feared fatal attack
OF Sickness has recovered and gone to his farm place in
Princess Anne county.
RICHMOND CATTLE MARKET, NOV. II.
CArIE-The sales of cattle at the scales this week
amount to 3l9 head which were taken at prices ranging
from SO rs TO 81 SO gross weight Supply heavyseve-
raj lots being held over unsoldhoders refusing to take
SnERp-In active demand, but few offered this week,
and thoy were but fair in quality yet sold at S. SO gross
HoGs-A heavy supply held over. Holders are reius-
ing to take less than ST. The high price Of salt
tails the demand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-26
SHIP PIN G EW S,

Arrived.
US steam gnnboat D Hale. Commander " Foster
Washington DC. Lett Indian Head the I'D Comes ID
this port for some alterations in guns &c.
US steam transport George Peabody Commander Travis
from Fort Pickeus, in ballast and passengers.
Below.
Ship Ann Thompson from Halifax.
Ship Jupiter, from Priesy(Both by pilot boat Marshall,
Ship Crescent City, of Bath.
Bark IL Rutgers
Spoken.
2ith PM 45 miles Sc Of Highlands US bark Theresa Sc
hours from Hampton Roads, bound to Boston-(By pilot
boat Chas II Marshsll.)
2iih Sandy Hook bearing NNw, ~ miles, spoke ship OIL
yer Noses Otis from Liverpool Oct %, for New York. and
ordered her to Philadelphia tBy pilot boat Washington,
No ~
For other ship News sec 5sh rase.l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-26
News from California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10, 1851.
The continued rain makes business dull. Sales OF
Ishmrs butter, to arrive 26c. CSC.
SHIPPING.
Arrived 1eth steamer ST. Louis, Panama. ship visurgis
Liverpool.
hides copper oil and 900 gallons t1rperne ship Lotus
Horg Kong carrying sos 600 in treasure; brig Kafr
Chief, Hong Kong, with SOS, 600 in treasure
SAN Francisco, Nov. 90, 1861.
Sailed ship George Peabody Cook carrying forty thou
nd O wheat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-26

APPOINTMENT OF MISSOURI REBEL DELE.
GATES TO THE REBEL CONGRESS.

COLUMBIA Mo-. Nov. 90 1861.
Tho Statesman, published here, has Information from
Neosho that tho rump Legislature or this State after OBJ
tanning quorum by tho appointment Of proxies elected
John b. Clark formerly member Of Congress from Howard
county and R. L. Peyton OF Cass county, Senators to
The rebel Congress-
The Legislature also appointed members to the rebel
House Of Representatives from the different Congressional
districts OF the State, among whom Emanuel Mac.
downe Of st. Louis, of habcas corpus notoriety L. NJ.
Mcfenry, Of Adrian county, and James Rains Of Jas
Per county al OF whom in the army Of General Price
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-26
THE WAR CLAIMS INvEsTIGA ALTON.

ST LOUIS, Mo-, Nov 25 1861.
Inc committee appointed to investigate the claims
against the government Of this department has in
session something two weeks and claims amounting
TO than SO 900 600 have been presented and APP
proved. Many witnesses examined daily, and their
evidence relating different claims still continues to be
presented daily, in large numbers and the labors OF the
committee will hardly be concluded for several weeks
yet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-26
The Weather at Cape Race.

ST JUIISH, N. f., NOV. ., ISBI.
The weather clear Saturday ard Sunday ut Cape
Race, but tho Persia failed to call of that point IL is
presumed she met with fog heavy weather TO the
ward and heered clear Of the Cape To-day have had
rnew AID high wind
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-26
THE PROVISIONAL CONGRESS.

The Enquirer contains the FIRST days proceedings OF
this body, which met in Richmond on the 18TH Hon.
Howell Cobb took the chair.
Rev. Mr.. Flynn. OF Georgia, Chaplain OF Colonel Cobb s
regiment. opened the session with prayer.
Tho Secretary called the roll when it was found there
was quorum present. six States being represented.
Present-Messrs. Barry, Of Mississippi; venabe, OF
North Carolina; House, Jones, Atkins and Dc Witt OF
Tennessee; Curry and Chiffon, Of Alabama Cobb of
Georgia; VIM. Ballard Preston, Tyler Mcfarland and
Rves, Of Virginia.
The Chair announced the presence Of quorum OF the
House.
Mr.. vcnable, member from North Carolina, moved
that committee be appointed to wait upon the Presi-
dent and inform him that there quorum present in
the House, and Congress- ready to receive any
munication from him.
The Chair appointed the following membcrs:-Messrs
Venable, Of North Carolina; Scott, Of Virginia, and
Barry, of Mississippi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-26
AWARD OF GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS FOR
ARMY CLOTH. Il

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 25, 1851.
The government contract for four hundred and fifty
thousand yards blue army cloth has been awarded
at 81 O2 three hundred thousand yards double width
81 and hundred thousand yards dark blue ditto
50 70 per yard to Messrs Bullock Co., Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-26
GEN. HkLLEcK'S DIVISION.
REPORTED ADVANCE OF GENERAL PRICES
ARMY, ETC.

ARMY, ETC.
SEDAIIA, Mo-, Nov. rs, 1851.
reported that General Price is still advancing to-
wards this place. and that the Union pckes were driven
N towards here this evening.
number Of rebels were arrested last night who were
on their way 70 join Prices army.
Rebels in town quite certain that the Union ioroo
are TO be driven from this section OF missouri lney afo
still regard TO the movements Of Price, without doubt
that he is advancing towards scdalia The military re-
gulatons are very strict now and one can pass the
lines without passes signed by the commanding officer OF
the post.
The train from Warsaw arrived yesterday A. NJ Pas
scnsers report that sick soldier left at Warsaw was
murdered by the rebels Of that town.
All the business portion Of Warsaw was burned In tho
Into fire. No clue has yet been obtained to who fired
n.
SYRACUSE, Mo-, Nov. 25, 1861.
Intelligence has been received hero from parties direct
rom Osceoa that General Prices army crossed the Usage
river at Homans Ferry Friday last the advance
guard would reach osceola on the following day.
THE MORTAR FLEET AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. rs, 1851
Tho work on the Mortar feet at this point has not been
stopped, stated in the Cincinnati Inquirer but pro-
crossing rapidly. Tho boats expected TO be finished
this week The mortars being already cast and wait
ing shipment at Pittsburg, Pa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-26
NEWS FROM the REBEL STATES.
GOSSIP AT RICHMOND.

GOSSIP AT RICHMOND.
letter dated ut Richmond, November 8, details this
gossip
Returning to tho Confederate capital two days ago,
from his visit to tho army OF tho Potomac, your CORES
pendent found aairs 80 confused and pepoxed that he
could get at no clear understanding OF "the situation
and thought II best to allow himself full forty eight
hours for an Intelligent survey Of tho past week before
resumng his letters The resignation OF General Walker
had very greatly excited the public mind within those
eight days. tho grand Yankee armada had set out upon
It's voyage OF plagc and destruction; General Leo had
returned to Richmond; rumors Of the widest sort were
flying about such that Beaurcgard had resigned and
Johnston was about TO initiate his example TWAS DIN,
cult to estimate the effect upon popular sentiment OF
actual to know what confidence to place In
the new and startling reports.
Tho correspondence between General Walker and the
Acting Secretary OF War gave rise TO animated
newspaper controversy conducted mostly tho columns
OF the Wing, and with no little ability both sides
writer who signed himself 'Brntus" attacked the adj
minstration with much spirit, and was answered by
friend OF Mr. Benjamin, under the initial OF 3D." Bru-
tus y 80 far AZ am informed, remains unknown TO the
pubic Dut ~ y SAID to be b. Jones, ISL, PASSPORT
Clerk In the War Department. late editor OF the Southern
Monitor OF Philadelphia and many years ago proprietor
Of the Madisondn Of Washington city, the official organ
OF President Tyler. The sensation created by this m-
brogo has subsidized, leaving upon tho majority,
think, the impression that General Walkers letter Of
RESIGNATION was in wretched taste but that he had been
badly treated by the Confederate governments and that
We're thousand ptes to lose tho services 80 brave
aud sKilfll nm officer.
The rumored resignation of Beauregard accepted
rs fact throughout the city and the dit ran SO far AZ
to say that the wish Of the President he should
withdraw from his command in consequence Of his hav
ing rected in his official report Of the battle OF Manas
sas plan no had drawn up for the relief OF Maryland
and the occupation OF Washington city, which was re-
jected by the President before tho battle. have
means OF knowing whether not our Chief Magistrate
was seriously dspeased at this introduction into the
port Of matters not properly belonging thereto but do
know that the gallant little hero the benu
soldat, Beauregard, has idea of rosgnng-at least
have this upon pretty good anhorty-and that he re-
marked to gentleman who mentioned the subject to
him at Centreve that he had entered the Confederate
service for the war, and expected In IL until
the final consunmaton Of independence, unless
moved by the hand of DEATH
General Robert Z. Lee reached Richmond on Friday
last, from Grecnbrer river, much broken by his
arduous abors In command OF the forces the North
west and has been transferred TO the command Of the
land operations the defence of the South Carolina coast
He left for Port Royal this morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-26

ST. LOUIS, No, Nov. q, 1861.
Important General Order BY MAJOR General Hallec-Infor
mation Conveyed 70 hs Rebels by Fugitive Slares-LtJ,c
hon of Negroes By General Lanes Brgade-TAs F,iiua
ofne officers in Regard % Tie SaceS--Tte Ne,u Gu,Joo
Benton and Her Des.inaltog-One Result Of The Fremont
and Blair Guardian Adoirer Of JeG Davis Reuohly
Ifandlol--St. Louis Loyal, de-, dc.
"a the papers OF this evening ;hS following general or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-26

IFfom INC Memphis Appeal, Nov. TO-
We apprehend nothing serious from tho recent out.
break In East Tennessee but regard it, the contrary
at least ~ point Of time the most fortunatcn.
cidents Of tho crisis twas evidently one act in care
fully arranged programme Of the enemy, all Of whose
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06

Spring. .-,-., -, epp,,yo
ao now prepared 10 Offer extensive stock OF SPRlhu
STILES Of ELUI HING ieady usde 70 oIder ALL NEW
sDs made "a the ;hty manner Cut1n-Ro0u 10:
sopsled Fun Goods and ChidieB Department
pes,ed Goods in this line viii be sod AT LESS PRICES
than at any other establishments Money reqrn.d not pleased
~ Lirg n.s or - a. 90 low Il. Baldwin,
Largest store IN tie city noL ~ sna " boseIJ'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06

j. r. MoNrsoNzRV, tuc'isneor. - =. -.
20 CASES BOOTS SHOES, and BI1OGANS
sEND Auction on THURSDAY June8 al lo4 O'Clock, "a
,be .,ore of g. LEVERErT Co No 70 Courilsndst COM
n,iiss s.orent Of fresh Cty-usdo and Essorn goods
ADAPTED 10 city aud country tr.de.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06

4 NEW Excl T L NJ f n TT!
$4,000 WORTH RICH PERFUMERY
to be solj prices - -
EAR BELOW THE COST OF MANUFACTURE
BALE To CONTINUE ~ JAYS.
PlALON SON
win rHcr their entire ytock Of hrs Perf1mory,
ting Of ..,
SOAPS, EXTRACTS. CUGOUNEs, POMADEs,
aud other article. for ihe Toilet,
A. No. 5sl Brosdssy, opposite Meuopolisn Hotel So,
Country Merchants Ho Keeper, aud private Families VIII
do well give ' r nienu such opportunity
I. likely NJ Agtin to On,T - -. 1900
THE SALE BEING POSITIVE CRlFlCE OF GOODS
This s,ocs wss ma ufsctuT-d with grrst spring
tsde .nd In consequence tho rs 70 now ohs ed az tiL
AT rRICkS BELbW TIE CJSf Or MA"UFACEUhE'
sa- 10 commence or SATURDAY. June
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06
ElagsI !
The soldiers Friend.

= The hOIdIers Frlend,
WILLIAMS. ShELI kh TENT
f nsssrVe health and the lives Of brave SOB
Sirr, Esrh Soldier ,sry he for it weizh'. all
smr,s orly poanos aud occupies iess than one ball
b. Of q oID blsnket
A PEkFECp rROTECIlOS FROM DEW AND RAIN.
be picted in o,s than minrte Within the past
IN da,. or ,inee s rs, oanetion It has the
sauf,oe ndotrB Of AID hund sds 81 military
sGerrs others nov making 10 supply
large Gf the army.
Price only 81 25 Call and examine ct No. 474 Broadwsy
sbovefIIsBd-sL
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06
New Edition.
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC


Il fOH 1901.
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lincoln, Cabinet the Of Ministers 70 foesa
Government. and Interesting political mater
cOETBSrs:
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATION AND CALENDARS fer
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GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED sTATEs-Erecusi's
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE UNITED
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end tho Presidents Veto thereof.
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Groceries ano llropisions

EDWARDs WHITE SUGAR-CURED
T. "WASHINGTON HAMS"
For sale E,rh Ham |. branded.
&c. ". EDWARDS Nos 227 and l.s0 Chris,is-.'."
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06
NETWORK, THURSDAY, JUNE 6. 1861.
Imnsctne1ls.

DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
- n, h. s-.u AZ al, bour, YuUN1 E5hy EIGHT fnhho
or co,gRgp srn HAN and hE,yy bEsSp rms 1SI end
yrss TnE VlROINIa UWAKFS Maj 7 WAiilhhS. ~ .t
Ills TWO SISTERS, Ter thsr TOM innmb th,"Eh ,Jt
,ud 81 years old TUB LlLlPUTIAN ~ EnN .,StiiiY
RFIiCs FROM FORT SUMTER. HAPPY fAMtGi'
MONSTER SNAKES, AQU ,HIAL GARDEN, SNVpV ~
Tlosiiea sd the splendid ! rsmaa. , ,,,,,rrp 49,,
ANDERSON TnE PAIR OF otl, 0h sUL,SE sUMTEH' ara
THIS AFrt aSCiON and EyENiNO at 3 aud u O'CLOCK
ldmi,,on rs cen !; Cnl lf.n under 10, Is cents
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Dentlstrn.
professional Notices.

nR. HOMER BOSTWICK will continue the
~ 'etce Of his profession srd gives especial attention to
dsetrs II Ihr Threat Consuupion fem,e Iompats snd
Ne Debility. ~ ducrd b. Youthful ndcTstion Oco
- / est lAhst su doors w.rt of brosdway