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Ladies' Volunteer Aid Association.

The Ladies' Volunteer Aid Association to the
following resolution
Resolved, That applications will from Cenpa
MES that have by BIigade General
Tracy or Adjutant, General Grvet. myl5 2ptf
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The Propreors take this method of informing public that
these SPRINGS, situated the Bgbee river lao miles above
Mobile all times open for the reception of visitors
We have now superior BAND OF MUSIC in attendance
and every effort shall be made part render visitors
comfortable
Boats leave Mobile every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY EVENINGS and arrive the Springs about 10
O'Clock NEXT MORNING.
Conveyance at all times The river in readiness to convey
passengers to the Springs.
JAMES CONNOR & CO., Propretors
JAMES SYME, Druggist, 18i Canal street. New Oresus
sole agent for the BLADON SPRINGS WATER
ie2S 2p2mkW
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RaN Fsa, Crescent: Please announce the un-
derned candidate the Office State Superintendent
Of Public Education. W. 4. N. hAGRunER
aus 2ptd Baton Rouge, In.
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"Hoyer & Ludwig, Richmond, Va
It is presumed these parties are the printers.

ARE WE BEhL1GERENTs I'm the New York Times
we find the following:
Exchange of Prisoners.-A telegram from Wash
ingtou says:
1.-THE question of the exchange of prisoners,
which has been the subject of considerable CON
sideration, has not yet been decided. President
Lincoln is firmly opposed to any recognition OF
the rebels as belligerent power"
However disagreeable it may be, President Lin
coin will probably be under the same necessity OF
recognizing this fact, as he is of recognizing any
other. Even he must be tolerably well satisfied by
this time that the country is at war with somebody
that is entitled to be called power" He can
neither cheat himself nor the country into any de-
fusion as to the magnitude of the contest, by re.
fusing it belligerent name. The exchange OF
prisoners is an incident of all wars-not because
both sides, or either side, can claim to be legally
in the right, but because it is much more humane
to exchange prisoners than it is to hang them. The
country will be much better satisfied to support
this contest, with both men and money, when it
learns that it is to be waged in accordance with
the usages of civilized and Christian nations
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sRAFG1a Bird

sHWFVN B53'Rs
SuCCEssOR TO SEWELL t. TAYLOR) IMPORTER cR
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ErU.,
Nos. ID and Is Royal street
las now IN store large supply the celebrated CREME DE
bouzY quarts and pints also other brans
w: OHARLEs HEIDsEICK, PIPER BEIDsEICK. PtE
hEATIER and other brands of Inferior quality have a
sge assortment OF the best Old shees such as AMONT
hApo' IofAz, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MAnE1Rh ~
afeo npoatioR other Maderas of.lower grsde supero
oa London Dry Dock PORT other Ports Of less
me celebrated SAzARAG Observation-Disclosures l7e5 I7ea
t"I ana loo5-aarge supply always hand All grades 81
u,.a NEE ana WHITE VINES in glass and wood WHTs-
hfs-seoch and irish, Old Rye, Bourbon and Wheat Wits
Eys SCOTCH AhEnnd PORTER, in puts andq quarts COR
l's' etc My usual assortment OF the best WINES which
vi" sold on AZ other the city,
AARON BIRD,
ais 2nly Mo- "a rl,. +.s.t
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SaoB. L. Defrsese, tho present incumbent,
~ . ea"aiuaie Tor sShie 3fessuFcrt jyA 2ptd
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Soldiers GgOEhifs0.

NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR TO THOSE PRE-
PAIRING IT.
am endeRvoriug furnish the Volunteer Troons OF
Louisiana with suitable winter clothing and having
Uniform suits of WOODEN cloth and suitable undercIoheg 10 be
distributed among Them nm informed that the patriotic c
zens of several parishes also engaged in similar
for the benefit of their companies. If these contributions
clothing sent by them directly their several companies
without being of the quantity and kind SENT and the
companies supplied great confusion will be the con
sequence.
soldier can only certain quantity of clothing It is
of great Importance that each soldiers shall have
good substantial WOODEN suits possible also
important that there be OF action among supply
ing them in order to avoid sending double supplies to com
panes.
therefore urgently recommend citizens of the country
parishes to send in this city Buch supplies of clothing
they may with explicit directions the companies
or individuals for whom they intended will take care
that they reach their destination The clothes should be boxed
up or baled and directed in New Orleans the name
of the company for which they intended marked on it, and
statement sent to Of its contents that may not dup
cate the articles.
respectfully request the newspapers give publicity
suggestions, in consideration Of the objects effected
THOS. 0. MOORE, Governor
New Orleans Aug Il. 1861 aule 21f
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ACADEMY OF Music, New Orleans, Aug. &C. 1861.
Messrs. Martin, Macke seger, Anderson, and others
Gen'leenarry Mccarthy wishing assist cause for
which brave of Agiers have volunteered will give TWO
of his PRESERVATION CONCERTS on board OF the steam
boat BANJO, on WEDNESDAY, 18th, and THURSDAY ooh
nsts. The proceeds of the first appropriated by
your ladies Winter Clothing your citizen soldiers
in the Respectfully,
au2f 2p3t d. BIDWELL.
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70 SHIrpERs or Fusion We refer travellers
and shippers Of freight to the advertisement of the
steamboat Lizzie Simmons, which appears in an
other column. She will run to connect with the
Mary Keeiae. s&t4 s4S5 qs=
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The .9rsssy Uniform.

The undersigned is in receipt of the proper CLOTH
AND TRIMMINGS for the making the Uniforms prescribed
for the Officers of the Confederate States Army.
e. CAIN,
au2G 2p2 u Commercial Place
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To Printers.


$ o U IT II f r. N I N K
MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
LOCATED AT ANTE, LOUISIANA
THO$s. II. SHIELDS ~ CO.,
SOLE AGENTS..
have just received large shipment from the mandatory
and are prepared to receive ORDERS
This INK is WARRANTED equal to any yet made
In all cases orders be accompanied with the CASH
PR1CES-News, &c per Ib Book fomm SOC. 81 per ID
Just received, another shipment Of
DOUBLE MEDIUM BOOK PAPER,
MANILA WRAPPING,
HARDWARE,
AND OTHER PAPERS.
THOS. Fl. SHIELDS & CO.,
auD 2pl2t Nos. 80 GrNVer street and 10 Bank Place
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lelp Orleans aaiIu Crescent,
\. yrror, r1saltor and Proprietor.

~ SrrAMBo ATsfEN.- meeting Of steamboat
officers and owners Of steamboats, viii be held to-
morrow morning. at $ O'Clock. in the reom Of the
Steamboat CAPTAINS Association, Nos 45 and A
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F0sskssdEe's E9'ON Tie.

The subscribers receiving weekly supplies Of Iron
Tennessee, which they will sell small advance for CASH
ONLY.
H. FASSMAN & CO.,
Il Carondelet street.
r. G.. LATTING g. CO.,
anil 2pf ID Union street.
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Any disposed to send Vegetables any other
articles for the benefit of the FAMILIES OF THOSE WHO
HAVE GONE TO THE WAR, are informed that they will
be transported by the MEXICAN GULF RAILROAD FREE
OF CHARGE, and handed COMMITTEES for distri-
button,
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NOTICE.
W. A. ELMoRE, President.

The following gentlemen compose the permanent committee
the relief Of the sick and wounded soldiers OF the Southern
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E. Proceedings
LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION
IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH,
Together with The ORDINANCES passed by said Conveu
r0n On both laebses and CONSTITUTION Of the sa,a
amended.
For sale by
BLOOMFIELD STEEL, PETER o,DoNNELL,.
TL' WHITE, Herbert It ESGOUSsE,
GEO ELLIS, W +. GOLDTHwAITE
Z. HALVES Z Co. f. EZEKIEL.
et p 4. FITzWILLLAh
S6~order tram the country hsd at liberal discount
ny22 2ptf
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SsC0rds at $25.

We arc selling warranted article Of LINE OFFICERS.
SWORDS, Of eur manufacture at So Our price has
been higher than ego and have s25
Also, SERGEANTS' SWORDS and CAVALRY SABREs,
BELTS, sAsHEs, BOWIE-KNIVEs, ETC.
THOMAS, GRISWOLD & CO.,
Formerly Hyde Goodrich.
snA 2p6t corner Of Canal and Royal streets.
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Military Goods :.

MI u 3 & Il II Q A L $
CAPS FOR COLTS REVULVEHs
AND
G a r T r d c. & :
FINE BLUE, sKY-BLCE, GRAY and RED BROADCLOTH,
GOLD !Tn wOPSTED TRIMMINGS,
SWORDS WITH FINE BLADES,
BELTS AND SASIIES.
Buttons for Military Uniforms.
GOLD LACEs AND SILK OIL CLOTH.
Fer sale at
FL. FRANKO'S
ana 2DfSaMoTh l46 Poydras, next to Carordelet st.
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T0eo Publishing

WILL BE OUT BY THE 10TH SEPTEMBER,
or rnE-
tt a r LIFT - 8 IT
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
APPROVED MAY 2lst, 1861,
Showing the Rates of Duties payable Imported Goods
Wares aud Merchandise from and after September Isl 1851
Alphabetically Arranged
Also Containing
RECENT ACTS OF CONGRESS
AND
Circulars of the Treasury Department
RELATIVE TO
COMMERCE. NAVIGATION AND THE REyEsuE;
TOGETHER WITH THE
wv H EHo USE Sx rE:nx.
Forms of CusomHouse Blanks Protests and Appeals Tables
of Foreign Weights, Measures and Cureuces, Reduced
TO the Standard of the Confederate States;
Rules for Adnensurenont OF Yes
sells for Tonnage, etc.
Arranged by II. f.. WALDEN.
Deputy Collector Custom House. Port of New orIesns
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
CoR5or e, AR
No SO Camp street, New Orleans.
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The Southern

O I L 9 O M E. a N 2,
OFFICE, 72 CAMP STREET..
New Orleans.
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SCOTS, Sssoes tsgaes Ese-WgsQses,

'zf'ess, sss0es SsgseS Eea-9yUsss,
AZ WHOLESALE
Plantations supplied with prime utching BOOTS Russ5
6KoGANSi Wool Mexican, Paneaf Stray and Garapesehy
HATH, at tteiovest market prices, By
FROST L CO.,
No, 10 Magazine street New OrlesnF' i
Hats, GApB, etc.. at Wholesale.
"raresensrsny receiving general assortment Of SIX nod
Fur Cashmere Panama. leghorn Straw, Palm Lsat Mexican
snd Woo H ATS at the Lowest market prices, by
FROST 4 Co..
iyIS 9p&W no. 10 Magazine street., NsTOriesnst'
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New Orleans,

OILS, NAVY PITCH, AXLE GREASE AND MARTHA.
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GREAT Southern En,poytasaae

~s Gs&S cOagGEttfrR6 NLBsHEfVf'keEEse
MILITARY FANCY GOODS.
II. LFFET,
l22 CANAL STREET ToURo BUILDINGS.
Flags.
FLAGS, of all sizes.
buttons, Buttons,
PELICAN BUTTONS, large and small
EAGLE BUTTONS of different qualities.
PLAIN GILT AND SILVER BUTTONS.
sashes. Cord and Tassels, Etc,
sAsHES for Officers
GOLD AND SILVER BANDS.
GOLD AND SILVER CORD AND TAssELS
YELLOW, RED, GREEN AND BLACK BINDING.
CORD of oil Coors.
Drums, Belts, Flies, Etc,
Large stock of BRASS DRUMS
BASS DRUM, Fine quality.
FIFEs F1FEs. FIFEs
MILITARY BELTS.
FLAsKs, of all sizes.
Thread and Needles, etc.
ouUU dozen SPDulg COTTON.
2,O0J dozeu LINEN THREAD.
10000 NEEDLES, all sizes.
300 pounds WOODEN YARN
40 gross WAX MATCHES.
50 dozen WOODEN NETT SOCKS
% dozen COTTON NETT SOCKS.
so dozen WOODEN UNDERsHlRTs and RRAW.
ers au26 2pMoWedhsat
Clearing Out Sale
LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK OF CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS,
MATTINGS,
WINDOW SHADES,
p,,xo co,,r,,., TABLE COVERS
LACE CURTAINS,
MUSLIN CURTAINS
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, etc.
The wellknown CARPET STORE, 100 CANAL STREET
will be opened on TUESDAY, the 30h inst when the WHOLE
STOCK will be disposed of Mt
HALE PRICE.
We especially call the attention OF the Trade to this Stock
it must be sold before the lst September and the store
given up.
Remember the number
l2O TOURO BUILDINGS,
auto 2pMoWeSa Four doors from Royal street.
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MANUFACTURING COMPANY,

$ O U IT H Il r N T N T
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AT ANTE, LOU1sIAN
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The undersigned Cotton Factors in the city of New Orleans
IN view OF the interests Of all parties recommend to their va
GUS customers and correspondents not ship portion Of
their crops of Cotton this city to from their
plantations until the blockade fully entirely abandoned
of,y dine AZ
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NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR TO THOSE PRE-
PAIRING IT.
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MILITARY FANCY GOODS.
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Bgatton Springs, .aSub4snsa.


au20 2DtSse l57 Canal ST.. up stairs adoing D. H Hont
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Southern F'0CiaC Railroad.

iyl f2p6t
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aus 2),t
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-19
IEfGIicus Inytr;ion f'hc setIss.ca pr:s-
tps. L. Ian.

lHt. l.. Ian
In speaking Of Eaken, the scccssl"n-
lists vic Wa arrested the other day M
Philadelphia. one ofthc Journals Of that
city states that, in searching his room.
a rumbcr If curious articles were
brought to light. all going to Prove the
great mechanical gcnins Of the man.
a percussion cap was discovered that
would ignite cannon cartridges through
the TIL. k metallic GOVERN g.. and thus
avoid the necessity for ,e.Ii,g' II tie
envelope. The model al cannon
likewise came to light. that the inven-
tor su,.poses capable of spliiiinga "A
fricaie in half "a, distance of three
miles. A miniature torpedo for sub
marine purposes. consisting Essentially
of a euita purcl,a bag and tube. Was
discovered. and thi-. fr''m the Prison
nnvrs own admission WAS {" H. EN-
vl1vc,i ia blowing III; War ve>sel>. As
Eakcn Was an employee in ~ a ARM
orv at Richmond. aud in fact the d.
recting cruius of that establishment.
il wouli seem Ia be highly probable
that he was the inventor ~ tie imi.r'a!
machine number of which were
found floatim. ieisurely down the POI
tonac.
4 mar,:nc was picked mp the other
day between Sewall> Point and New
port News. hy ihc skipper Of Il New
Jersey schooner. aud brought tn this
ciiv. Ills. however is Il sturid affair.
bc,r. simply Il barrel containing abo.t
100 pounds ofvcrv coarse grained pow
der. and rugged with II percussion lock
and long cord, SO that it could be fired
from shore.
The machines picked up hy onr ma
tional vessels, and for which, it is sur
missed, we are indebted to the ingenuity
of Eaken. were all highly complicated
affairs, cvincing in their construction
the employment of diahoIical art. But
it seemed that they didn't explode.
Perhaps they were too much overload
cd with ingenious contrivanccs, like the
Dutchman improved locomotive for
common roads, which we are told, was
so profuscly supplied with mechanical!
devices, with checks and balances and
compensating powers, that a head of
steam of the strength Of 500 horses
couldn't move it an inch either way.
McPhelan's perpetual motion machine
failed utterly through the operation OF
the same defect. No motion whatso-
ever could he obtained from it, and
consequently there was none to perpet-
uatc.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-19

DROPPED THE MAsK.-The S. +. Bul-
le'M republishes an article from the
London Times, in which that paper
frankly confesses the "Ljec: it has had
in view, in fomenti"g and emcourag.
ing the rebellion in the United States.
1t sl,amelessly admits that it has con-
tr.buted all its influence to destroy our
Government, in order Ia break down
the Liberal party in England. which the
British aristccracy are beginning to
fear.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-19
Mercury I'm NO form enters into the
Remedies adopt ed by Dr. Young.

Mercury has been named not naptly, I" The
curse Of Man, as, under the treacherous garb of
II restorer, it beQucaths the most terrible disease
We do not see it al once, but hidden beneath the
fair surface, it poisons the blood destroys the
vous and muscular system, preventing the action
Of the joints, and rendering wretchcd under the
name of rheumatism, the life Of the sutcres. -
g. The remedy is worse than the disease, as many
n poor, crippled, miserable, toothless wretch will
say, while pointing to his dccayed jaws and ulcer
gums, he tells of its ravages-or at his swollen
joints and body marked with purple or leadcn col
Ored sores which speak Of his pains, and again at
his impaired, ruined digestion, which tells of
wretchcd days and slecnlcss nights.
All affections arising from the use Of mercury
perfectly eradcated and health fully restored.
All diseases Of u private nature
arising from impure connection, such as Ulcers,
Swelling Of the Groins, Ulcers in the Throat Sec
ondary Syphilis, Cutaneous Eruptions, Ulcerations,
Tertiary Syphilis. Syphilis in Children, Mcrcural
Syphiitc Affections, GonorrhGa, elect, Structures,
False Passages, inflammation Of the Bladder and
Prostate Glands, Excavations, TumOrs, Pustulcs
etc., treated in the most scientific manner.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-19

Frx.-Fun il the most conservative
element IF societv. and ought to I've
cherished and encouraged by all lawful
means. Laughter is an enemy to NAL
ice. toe to scandal, aud n friend to
every virtue. 1t pr"m"tes good tem-
per, en'ivens the heart, and brightens
the Intellect Let us laugh when We
can.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-19

GENERAL BUTLER ENLISTED FOR THE
WARRIOR returning to his home at
Lowell, Massachusetts,, Gen. Butler had
an enthusiastic reception from the citi-
zens, the Mayor delivering an address
of welcome. The General responded,
declaring his intention to return immc-
diately to the seat of war. He said:
For one trust that there may he no
attempt at peace, ard after remaining
a few DAYS here am ready to return to
my duty and never return to Lowell
until the last time, or until the work is
accomplished We must have peace,
hut peace in which the power of the
Government ia acknowledged it must
he peace which secures the consttu-
tional rights OF all men under the Fed
eral Government, and no other Gov
eminent Loud applause. With my
fellow.soldiers, whom I lave left for
the hour, there is no other feeling, and
we have heard with pain and regret
that there was any other feeling cher
ished even by few. Why, sir, let us
make peace for the honr aid it would
not be sixty days before we wonld he
involved in war again, if the result of
that peace were a separation OF this
Union into two Confederacies. We
must have the whole of this country
under one Government or else no Gov
eminent ut all. [Applause.] There
is no middle ground. We must pour
ont blood and treasure-the first like
water, the last like sand-until that is
accomplished. If you have no Govern
ment, no country, what have you lett :?
Nothing! We should be base to give
up the rich inheritance bequeathed to
us by our fathers, and leave to our chill
dren only broken and ruined country.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-19

~ A thief who bruke out Of Jail
in Obi" the other day. being captured,
told the Sheriff that he might have e.
caI,ed, but he had conscientious scru-
about travelling on Sunday.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-19

~ A gentleman who had a scold-
ing wife, IN answer to an inquiry about
her health, said "she was pretty we'll,
subject at times at a breaking out at
the mouth"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-19

~ Il msy sound like q paradox,
yet the breaking Of both wings If nm
army isa pretty sure way 70 make it fly.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-19
The French Lunar, or Female
Monthly Pills.

The best remedy ever discovered for suppressed
menses in females. They are safe and sure, acting
in the most easy manner possible, never creating
sickness, but renovatirg the system, and at the
same time they remove any distractions which
may impede for the time the natural flow of the
menses No family should be without a box in
the house, as they greatly assist in the delivery, at
maturity, of the child. They should not be taken
under some circumstances, in the early stages Of
pregnancy, which will appear plain to ladies'
Price So per box, with full directions, sent 10
any part of the Pacific coast upon receipt Of The
money. Address
&c. YOUNG,
-"'' ISL Clay street.
Opposite southwest corner Of the Plaza,
l4:tf San Francisco.
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Leonard ScOltGCO.S
REPRINT OF THR
BRITISH REVIEWS
lIltIVO0lS nlGllIIl.

r roxarD SCOTT b CO. New Yo-'. continue
l 4 to r--rubI..h the following British Periodi-
,@Is. va
!. The LONDON QUARTERLY, Conservative.
=. The EDINBURGH REVIEW. fwhigl
, II. NORTH BRITISH REVIEW Free Church
Z. The WESTMINSTER REVIEW, lL.terai.b
:. BLACKwuoD > EpisEuEGH MAGAZINE,
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Private Medical O0ce and IIospltal
Isl CLAY STREET,
Opposite southwest corner Of the Plaza,
a SAN FRANCISCO.
... r,.o.dI l .f DIR. J. C. YOCN q {.

On. J. C. Youno, Who has become 20 celebra-
ted for the thousands Of cures which he has per.
formed on old, chronic mercuriel, eyrhilitic, and
all private diseases, without mercury, 10 consulted
daily At his Office ISL Clay st., from "A. n. 70
SP. n. A cure guaranteed or no pay.
DR.. Young has probably had more practice in
venereal diseases than any physician in California
He cures all the most aggravated cAses of this dis
ease, and mild ones he removes in frou two to
1--WE days. The Doctor has for may vears been
known as re most eminent and successful psv,;.
clan practising in the Omitted States. and What 10
more important to The patient, he always effects .
speedy aud permanent care.
Travellers. sesmen, miners and cthers uhs viii
TO be cured without mercury. hirdraace from busi-
ness. or exposure to frenas. should ar.,r 10 hin,
as seon as possible. and perfect eare guaranteed
in all eurxt,s cA<es- =. : --.
The fassssihe ~ . lee efsAs 80. s.sss..,,..
OF Dr. feeng's ability - psaesiaisser. vAieh
hsve Appeared ia IL sshiis jssanAls u the las,
sew years;
fFsns sss hsssss NssseAs yerssAa1
AkAssgA - ase sppssea % ~ svsseu ~ a.
versisise fss god ssd sslEcisss ssas.ss sssI3 90
des. u sss j.~s'os 70 ssy 49, ~. yss.w h 90
cf sAe mass isasxsriess and isss6.ev.hse svlasss,
II ~ 1edscaI s~iesr< 10 sAs rssssA ss.sss.
fgsss Fsssssses JAcxsss.l
The sshsesih<s 10 pesssnai'y snq.aisssA Win
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