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The New York herald., 1862-09-11
THE VERY LATEST.
MOVEMENTS OF THE REBELS.

HARRISBURG, sept lu-Mlun1gnt
State messenger has sent intelligence amounting IN
substance TO the following
He reached position on the mountains overlooking
Frederick and, by means OF glass, all that
gong on Ia town He there about eleven O'Clock
shis morning. and says there evidently movement
q troops the direction Of hiddleown and Boonsboro
going on. Farmers informed bim that forward move
mant began this mornng-supposed 10 be about
swenty thousand
The messenger then crossed tho mountain 70 within
two miles Of Myrsvie and reached position overlook.
ing Boonsporo He three regiments Of infantry one
Of cavalry eight cannon aud large number Of wagons
The soldiers looked ragged shoelcss and hatless.
II is now certain hat rebels had entered Hagers-
town az six p M Jackson undoubtedly moved from
Booncboro towards HagestowD but there nothing re
liable 70 his near approach 70 Eagersown. BE may
be moving 10 wiamsport cut Oh Gen. White, at
kartiEsbnrg and Harper Ferry direct upon waynss
bore in this state. Thc former is y probable. The
Northern Central Railroad aud telegraph eth an
touched
W, s5 q OF Pennf thoroughly aroused
and cr tG3 s4na from 3srks county and thous
ard from hester sili PROBABLY be bere BY IL
anticipation Governors cal, and within twopty
Ill IL } 0.0lo Viii be n the Cumberland valley
49, bsfora - Ss1u cal reach chamhersburr he T pe
te4arsd . meet Ind % 600 q rcLusyyao
yeca.ny
General Noc has been assigned Z toe opDnard q ~
thv tr. suaUth of ne susqGchanra.
at u,rri.r We taben prlsoner and held I've hours
~ sals numbers threw themselves iown q the
nia4.e ,ad attacked siib bilious oholis, bagscd ~
ts4ug green
4 Siratsl tU0k place between the Michigan cavalry
an ylrgr cavalry eadug tlu rebel advance Barnes.
VI rebel lieutenant sided md Two p4 rates
aerr ca taied They say aacssou ieads the column.
IEe rche .csots we're wthiu mile and q haf or Ha-
gesftown 4 esbt Ills moraing
The N il b.iy appears he gong between Barnes
vile s4d saarisbufg, eight miles fellow Haga stowp
Ihu reD gSes lfogmly tuid the farmers taat Jack
son ea tae army aud he Cumberland valley Is their
dstH1ton.
Al m5uner OF rumors 10 circulation here vitt re-
gard 90 a gfeat battle having been fought can gay
witu certaay intelligence of this character has
been received Nv telegram cr otherwise
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A Cold Biooded Murder by n Soldier.
ATTEMPT TO ELL a woMAN-THE MURDERER STILL
LARGE


AT LARGE.
ABOUT three O'Clock on Tuesday morning last as a Ger
msn named Johb Eisele, and bis wife, who reside the
plank road seucsucus, j. returning
home from ! ball they attacked by attred
ID the garb os soldier. and armed with axe, with
watch he struck Ersels several blows nacturiug his
SKIN. which subsequently resulted in death. The rufsr
iheG attacked the wcman. notwithstanding she plcad
pie0usy 10 be spared her lde, account Of her
ch5ren and after striking Ecr, threw them both
ditch py the roadside, from Wbence they rescued
~ persons attracted 70 the spot by Of DIS
oroao- Bchusted u Hobokcn received notice OF the
mart~r Ties ay, towards evening, and accompat led
~ Chief Of Police os.ou o. Jersey City. constable
John Dayis, proceeded 10 Seacaucus INQUIRE into The
circumstances Of tho and, possible, secure the
eruetrlor tie deed before he should have an oppor
tunty % escape
Ir.n The facts elected the officers we're
WINGED beyond a doubt that crime was com
mted by young man residing Ia the vicinity
named Washington Masters, who Is member Of
the Eighth New York Maternal Guard aud has just
returned with that regiment from The OF His
father house visited, Dut the young man bad made
his escape less than half hour previous fruitcss
search was kept up until late hour al night and
then abandoned
Yesterday Coroner Bobnsedt took charge q the body
Of deceased ana removed Hoboken for tho purpose
OF holding an Inquest The following the facts
oted from the witnesses who unable 70 speak the
FrgIsh langu gc, ami their testimony vas therefore
" Eomeo c1a6crt. ), II ,bckcp, made post .nortem
examination Of the bJ!y deceased he found con
fused WnGhd - the tcc ~ zoe nead ne oy some plnt
instrument. uacnrhs the sSuli, atd was sufcieni 70
Gauge death, also Srccty over the rebt sye aud
another ~ TIC lie OF the lctt eye lie
thought ,tc wouHds were nadc with tue best pasi q 90
Tue hiir 70 c a1s isppwhy iOoked lac the Lar y
deceased
JACOB Kuntz testified a' he resides at uDoU hi, and
kres deceased wnt vus = Tie house oi Casper ~.
< loc1ht vterc tno.e V-s BAL, Ncnday gLt
Aat. det teHsed 1l .le gAd pfctIy ssbsr he
lad lard ", cs ots2li wilL any ono tLetf de-
Detstd anu nis vic Wcli ,tW4 sl.er leaving
tstlt-a heard ne rfy x "mNtdr@' witness fan down
IM u4l geag -fI Ia.
IT, ttorstt,e III itt,h ar1 bes1rl nom he bead
witness aud otlcrg fsuugtt Tie yuundtd mau - = house
ira protUrtd pnfa.4lNt N1' tltssol ~ wounds hut
tpc tisc va cOaD 4ri,3 r ri wlt4Ugg knsw Wasb.F.
TN Masters he vtg III gtettfechts, aud had bs face
! ackpa - ihi,nt .l rf nua mls.acte I'D ntt hear
BIN speak ~ oe.e ... t
t,0iffr,cd sfW0l '..}0 sts.+os oG ihr Paterson
plank road be dll i,t h.oo tlselo, ana at
EngelLfecbts on Iond'y light lac identified The axe
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:Ss "a e; sa is Amen
E::5 S::: ;:, s. ~:
SSGsnSs feS AnSy early Spirit q he Tunes us ..
as'h do Isrt1n. Hsn.sn, dss; Golden Mss. ns,s.,.
s. 81 s:s; Ssst s: e: @
% %sSok ks so ssa s'T &
arr. arr ssh do Lzzs Bosss, Dizs kslssn.ls, Bslsr,
s sS sr 1SS s % ,a
r En sS *. x1 S
@ SSa Hs.1 ss
Esa !sa1 % ss sss
= osd for FS,.ps c
s.sS. Avg sS.xr John I Seven. as Hopkins. Boston.
ss ssSse sspr. H.n.n
s,s: ship Sarm.h ssSaSh Ee;,S. Ga :sp. Sssss
Do s.S :sSi bopsin kssr Fs!isSsl AoDps'A'a'
InS,DaD AnS a-Arr caseo Gardner NYorh nsd 9Th.
''"A''''A' American Ports.
seh1a sssss
SSs .sp ss
| Enssy A,is s% %sspss so.s: s.
y
collision with ship Whitney rePs Fannie Lo;sntseD
s5s Hssiss FIsSsIssIs s% ss,iss:: ss:iss:
Pierce from Nassau venrosa Roberts, from Harbof ISL
NEW ORLEANS Aug 2s-Arr steamship Tennessee, John
Pensacola Ship Island bark Henry Darling Beals
Portland Cid barks Murray, johnson, and Topeka,
Church, NYork.
29th-Arr barks Petrea, Galveston; VIM Fl WALL Castner
NYOrk brig Alice Maud, Edgett schrs Peacock, Lingo
and Waring, Smith, do; Witch Queen, Kelly, Boston,
Troh, Johnson Baltimore; Deer Island, Ppo Pensacola;
Union, Sale, Key West.
30thArr barks Walker, Raynes; Trinity, Leask
Salem Powell NYork: brgs Christian Russell Philadel-
gha; Romance. Key West, CD ships ii wharton, jones,
sebra crooker Staples; powhaan Lant, and Acoombs,
Gown Boston, Sarah Welion, do Scio Hickey Philadel-
Lha; schrs Ned, Mckee, Martha, Robbins May Smith,
NYork
Sept !, AM-Arr brig Cyclone, Bunker, NYork. Below,
US storeshps Pampero, Nightingale; ship bark
Telegraph; brigs II Jordan Pummer from Philadelphia;
Sea Lark, Ida Mcleod Elico Lee, q Cattell;
echr OkoOna. AT Quarantine, steamship Estrea Morrill,,
from NYcrk steamiug Boston, from Boston Key West;
barks Geo Thomas and Roamer, from Key West Waiting
orders, brig VIM G Clark. from philadelphia.
Towed 70 sea 2jth bark Argcan prigs Experiment. Elisha
Doane, schr Watson
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NEWS FROM GREEN CASTLE.

hRNLN tAsllE "a, sept 10, Isb9.
Much excitement prevails here to.ul4ht ou account q
reports 0r tho rsbes advancing Harerstoan They
sfcfad ~ H. advancing towards that place W way q
C.t,loNr sa ~ o gct tie and on tne io.rost
., u..sc ulo II sht attempt % Get away.
tq ~ ntcN ~ sigus q tie enemy appeared i 10y
poiui sltl,a4 some tours previous uoeio auong
oiAtF iriar.c 4en aitrn three mics y thc icwD.
ne ptolr tere wsrs very much eA.ittd and numbers
v4is ossue th their families, while owners u horses
wvs SEEMING item of iann that the rebee shall
oct 90 hsm tofse or Wagon could not be hired y
anY ~ ce
ne felts t0t agtt piace Tie leegfaa d operator
let about iOur y cOtk. Las uoi been hoard from
sanlss
The New York herald., 1862-09-11
Disturbance at NewtOwn, Conn. In Con-
sequence OF the Draft.

NEW HAVEN Vohn, sept To I6bZ.
There was disturbance to-day at Newtown Connecti-
cut arising from the enforcement of the law regarding
The draft The seecmon teegraphed TO Marshal Carr
aid, who replied as follows
Adjourn the meeting and advise me. will protect you
at all hazards.
NEw HAVEN, Sept. 10, 1852
The enrolled militia and Others TO the number Of four
tive thousand, assembled at the State House nine
O'Clock to-day for the purpose Of draft The selectmen
continued their session until ave o'clock p NJ which
time the entire quota Of the town filed by enlist
ments without any draft.
The New York herald., 1862-09-11

sleop n Compton Dupey. Yorsrsss honroe-van Brunt
siOOD Blackstone. Allen. Providenes-L Kenny.
ARRIVED
M M a S aSs: Ars
Cunard Sept TO- s0 Pm steamship Persia. hence for
ssssnsIip Columbia Barton. Haysns Sep, 90 Pm. with
ms:s sad ps.sssssTs !: fisfst crenwen @ e
a. SS::s
Ely, livingston hence r. for Il Liverpool @ d. 'p-' '-''
s a go Amss = ss
S IA, ssss =, west
ys sss
sSp S.mis sxas!y, Gladacn. oardiG. July s with coal.
Barn Warden Low bs Of sunderland), Phpo,, Cardiff.
dig. II ..;!,ns ns,. e. is.s. "a p. rnv
az ss, ,esi:S g Sr.g,, s.n. l.
Brig T1Tt,ro Nastl. Movovich, Antwerp, q days. with
Bris 0Ardina lPor Campos Antwerp % days. with mdse
! ssss s.ss Ssi4as, Ss,. Aecrumley Lasan, Co.
Schr Yankee Bird lwreckerl, --, Fortress Monroe.
ssSI samuel Nash s M Iii9sss!RSsr. feI Boston;
sshr ?aa Noyss S is EaasesnpOri for Boston D''''
Sea Brd Chaser E1n6eSpors FOR Prosidsno
ssh schr N9,a Dean, ,s, Boston for El%izabethpert %
sehr Swan ii Hill S New Bsdierd E SfiS'S Tor sanore
PROVIDENCE.
Schr Free Wind, Mitchil, Providence, days.
Schr Emma Furbush, verrill, Providence.
Schr l. Endcott, Leeds. Providence days.
Schr Adelaide, Norton, Newport
Schr Adelaide, Smith, Barns table, daya
sehr Sehr Els Electric, r., Lord New Haven
Schr Doretta Kahn NJ iner. POI tand, CT, 2 days.
Schr Jane Maria, Hall Norwich.
Schr Mountain Hope, Bond, Branford.
Schr G Scranton King Stamford
Schr Daniel Webster Perry, New London for Rondout
Schr Jenny Lind, Lowe, Stonington
schr Independence Kelley Albany for New Bedford.
Schr Fessenden, Hooper, Rondout for Boston.
Schr Brutus Elwell Rondout for Boston.
Soop Speaker. Swift Stonington.
Steamer New York Gus transport Hunter. Washington,
DC, in ballast.
Steamer N Stevens. Donanertv Baltimore.
Steamer Minnesota. Garrett. Baltimore.
Steamer Marina. Crosby Baltimore.
steamer Franklin, Young, Baltimore.
Steamer Black Diamond, Green. Philadelphia
Steamer Ewing Kelly, Philadelphia.
Steamer Petrol. Young. Providence.
Grove RI bound 10 Alexandria Va for and wounded
troops.
BELOW
Ship Progress, Woodward, from Liverpool July g.
Bark Nord Amerika (Brem), from Cardenas.
Eark Houston. Share, from Port Royal
Schr Daniel Williams, from Turks Islands.
SAILED.
Steamers Josephine, and James Green, Washington;
Jersey Blue, Newborn, NC.
Steamship Persia Br Liverpool land crossed the bar at
II 80 ANY.
Wind at sunset
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EIEMAs
THIS that they improve health by purifying the blood which
conrrehends pcrfecng the digestion, curing
uveness and dyspepsia otherwise giving reg-
ar 10 the stonacl and bowels No change Of diet par
uenar care reqired their in fact increases all the
vital powers and eraacates disease from every
SOLD AT No. UNION SQUARE.
PRINCIPAL OEEICE. 1li CANAL STREET
The New York herald., 1862-09-11
CANADIAN ELEVEN.
FIRST I7anin0s. RUt
Total >.

Al about FIVE O'Clock the Canadians for their
cond innings and at the time Of drawing the stumps Pat
ten and Sade had succeeded in making thirty oght runs
without the loss of a wicket
umpiresT. Senior for Canada; Mr.. c. vnton, for the
United States The game will be resumed TO- morrow, at
eleven O'Clock.
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Walker, Gibbes, Burnett, II: Wright, @. Wright and
Creighton Of the s. George Club Sharp, Hudson Sad
dslphia
me ground. were wen ps.roni.sd during The game.
and the weather being remarkably 0ns attracted
good assemhass Of ladies. rhs national emblsms
unfurled and hoaed tossshsr harmoneusy with The
tie broeze.
Al bali past eleven the game vas commenced by the
Csnadisns going 70 the wckets opposed TO the bowl
changed during the entire innings The play
wide ball was given nor more than two chances from the
bat Captain Phillirs pAtten "a % runs before
Il. Wright, first wicket for IS runs. Cholmeley now
took the bat, but had short life, beng bowled by II
Wright, 80 runs, for wickets Elphsnstone joined
Captain Phillips when the Captains ended by
fun pitcn Dali from Wright, after making Is in good
style wckets 42 runs Hamilton fole wed, and quick
y returned, 45 runs, wickets. Pemberton next,
whe showed sIashng play throughout seeing four
out for the good score Of 81 the highest Of the day.
wickets, 65 runs Sade made ne hit for Total
eighth wicket, 81 The innngs ended with score,
BOWED o. balls, ID runs, maidens and wickets. H.
Wright bowlsd 90 balls, - runs, maidens and
wickets.
The United States eleven now sent Sharp and Waller
10 the bat against the bowling Of Chomeley and Haml
ton Waller caught in the % over, LIST wicket. no
Hudson and Sharp now got together, the former
making u splendid drive for 6, both batting prety.
when the bell for dinner rang the sound of which caused
the players TO simultaneously skedadde, leaving the
visitors In possession Of the field After dinner the bat
ers did not 10 improve; the whole eleven had 70
suecumb for the score Of n including thirteen byes
&c. Sharp (20) and Hudson (l9) the only two 10
make double figures. Analysis OF bowling: g:-Choneley
SO balls, Is runs, IL maidens, wickes; Hamilton, S5
balls SO runs, madens wickets, Pemberton, 70 balls,
runs. maidens.
The following Is tho score Of the nrst innings
The New York herald., 1862-09-11
CUNJAu wALLAH (ANToKAKI AyosH).

The great Turkish exharant nervineThis
lotus the Nepenthe of the Orient of which Oen
tas have from time mortal sung Gunjah produces
most delicate and spruee xhilaration, q perfect
substitute orquors opium and tobacco without the reaction
usually attending the other sovereign
almost curing
debility, headache melancholy, rheumatism, depression Of
spirits neuralgia Tor the loss OF riens seminal
weakness and papaon OF the hearts supeisedes qunine
anodyne killing hypnotic, inducing
Ing rcseseness children adults lmpats surprising
chcerfulness the mind superhuman strength
unequaed in weakness and want OF vital energy as Co.'S
Circassans harem Exclusive retail
agencies established the favorable Cities
and also army. every
where Put in beautiful gold silver, satin and ivory
boxes 25c each Eve boxes in unique Turkish 81.
Sold by druggists generally. Sole importers America,
SCOTT CO., Chemists Woods marble building Sol and
5b3 Broadway New York
The New York herald., 1862-09-11

FrrANYED-FoR TIE WINTER. A LARGE, hIR
w Ent We'll furnished, $40 ,lp ntenan. Locanc
ab We Teutn sv. between Scgont nud SiNtn A.
Dress aus tcrEs pattnuarg box liD Herald Office
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~ AyqED-TVo FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY HIGH
w cop Houses or one large double House situated
te t.e Fteeuth aud Forty second streets AMI Fourth
4 si'a avrnucs Best given. Address NJ. r..
w f.Y Hctl,Id office, for
The New York herald., 1862-09-11

lNANTED-HALF 4 norSF, ~ COUPLE ABOUT
w rus4 no seEecp'ug, i1s8tna irnm Twentieth 70 Tnr
UttA stup. AID raild FsI.h Address Rally
Fiith Avenue Mo.rl.
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xs-ANfED-A NICE THREE OR FOUR STORY
w Ho'ss, with all modern Improvements and partial
fir.i.nrd Ia convenient location. between Tenth and
fwena II streets Fourth aud Seventh avenues. Address
n0x AL u oHCc.
The New York herald., 1862-09-11

llyANrED-AN rNFuRNIsHED ROOM, IN A RE-
w ne table hot Sc, betw Tenth aud Thirieh s,rcca
snd Fai t and Eishth GveuGeg from 81 to 81 month
Al sfs4. stOre,
The New York herald., 1862-09-11

NvANrrp.-A FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY HIGB
W loop drown stone preierred) between -Four
eenth ana Twenty in srygs Fourth and 81 xth avenues
Rns not 10 exceed 81 2p0 Cali address Kennedy, W
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-09-11

ATAN fED--BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, WITH
w cl.ldleu, 10 fa.e charge hUuse eher occupies
or Aol ~ Garess NJ ~, UoA III Herald OF %.
The New York herald., 1862-09-11

NSANTEb--N ROOM on BROADWAY. OR IN soMT
w .nualy loua location. used lltng once
Apply Immediately Charles a. Rodgors, sf Pearl street
The New York herald., 1862-09-11

tNANrED-foR A LADY AND DAUGHTER, ON
w argr Room aud two small ones ad Joining. unurns
Cd with all modern improve .neats; rent moderate; In
location Fourteenth TO Tnlrtieth streets
between Fourth and Eighth avenues Address for thr,
aays, ~ b., station q.
The New York herald., 1862-09-11

yrAErED-TO frRCnASis, THE STOCK or BusI
W rrsaUf aBttf ana cheese Store, In good location
the west side Of tba y Address W. T. K, 800 Wash
iugtOn s.tert
The New York herald., 1862-09-11

ylrASrEU-EITuER one LARGE WELL FuRNIsI
w cu House or two communicating, high st1op and
good Oidtr, auove IOu aud between Four
anu Sl&th avenues Address a B, ~ East Fourteenth
The New York herald., 1862-09-11

llyASTED--BY A PRIVATE FAMILY, FROM OCT.
w May l. 1864, modern House. either furnished OF
unfurnished. located between Fourteenth and ForueG
AID Fourth and Sixth would buy the furni
good quality Address, giving particulars House.
box 4t92 Post olce.
The New York herald., 1862-09-11

ly-AYTED-oNE OR TWO PLAINLY FURNISHED
w Rooms, In u quiet neghborhood. Address Mrs. A
Dayton. Union square Post Office
The New York herald., 1862-09-11

ILANTFD-tN BRuOKbYN. ~ AfAMILY or THREE
w persons the Lower Part Of ~ modern built house In
geuee neiea0oih9ud wi lnt lnse preferred
tcHent FUTON Terry, would hoise with ger
tl nEd icsuOnsibc party; exchanged Addrvs
A. y. G., iltraiJ 9llcc stling terms Ac
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tNANIEb TO BEASE-WITH THE PRIViLE0E Oh
w hlgnE--a tam, Of about 100 acres, within lhrt
miles ~ kew York, Now jersey preferred Address q. !,
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NTANTED-BY TWO GENTIEMES, ELEGANTLY
w furnished Parlors. with all the appointments first
class Address eonndenaly. stating location price. &C.
box Scg5 New YORK Post ollce
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yITANTEp-BY A RESPECTABLE FAMILY OF THREE
w lersons, small nicely furnished House, location be
tween Fourteenth Thrl eighth and Fourth
Skin avenues. Tie house must have all tho modern m
lrueents and the furniture Of the first class This s
kood opportunity TOR going TO Europe who sr
asgoHs OF letting their house Address, stating terms loca
tion, Ac., 4 bjj Post Office.
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lNANTED 10 RENT-PART OR WHOLE or AsMAL
w House, Or Floor OF I've gr six rooms sa,ne must
fernNaed TO- house fUrnitura will be bought IL
cash and need answer unless the furpiturs IL
sale. Address Y. Church, room No, 3 0Q2 Broadway.
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~ ANlEp 10 RENT-A SMALL, PLBAsANrLy sirI
" Aiea House. Rent 500 Address ". ). ~, Hcrh
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-08
HAVE CONFIDENCE.

DR.. YOUNG will guarantee perfect and perma-
nent cure in the following cases, or he charges moth
ing for his services Syphilis, GO4oerrhoea, Structure
of the Urethra, Affection of the PrOstrate Gland,
Weakness of the Genital Organs, lmpOtency, Sterili.
ty, both in the male and female, Spermatoria, or
Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Rheuma
tism Dyspepsia, indigestion, Fever and Ague lncip-
lent Consumption and all Irregularities in Females,
together with all diseases of Women and Children
also Nervousness. Palpitation of the Heart etc.
Persons afflicted with symptoms after being treat
ed should consult Dr. Young at once as no disease
is cured unless the patient feels perfectly well. II
there is particle Of disease left in the system it will
break out future time when least expected, OF
be handed down to an innocent offspring. Persons
who have been treated with mercury should be very
cautious in believing that they well, for it is
scientific fact thatt he mercury win mingle with the
venereal and form a disease great deal worse than
the original. All those who have reason to think
by bad feelings, that they have been treated thus
should consult DR.. Young, and he will examine their
cases and tell them at once how they stand.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-08
Caution to the Public.

Every intelligent and thinking person must know
that remedies handed out for general use should
have their efficacy established by well tested expe-
rience in the hands of regularly educated physi-
clan whose preparatory study fits him for all the
duties he must fulfill vet the country is flooded with
poor nostrums and cuTe.alls purpOrting to be the
hest in the world, which not only useless, but
always injurious. The unfortunate should be PAR
TIcULAR IN selecting his physician, as il is lament
able vet ncontrovertible fact that many syphlitic
patiens are made miserable with ruined constitutions
by matreatment from inexperienced physicians IN
general practice; for l. is point generally conceded
by the best syphilogTaphers that the study and man
agement Ofthese complaints should engross the whole
time of those who would be competent and successful
in their treatment and The inexperienced gen
eral practitioner. having neither opportunity nor
time 20 make himself sufficiently acquainted with
their pathology, commonly pursues one system o treat
ment in most cases making an indscriminate use OF
that antiquated and dangerous weapon, mercury.
More caution, however should be used by thesyph
little patient in consulting nominal physicians of
the advertising class as nine etenhs Of them are i'm
posters who assume German, French. or other
names and are without any claims TO medical knCwl-
edge These knavish rascals infest all large cities,
and by means Of their lying advertisements and pos
ters they induce the unwary to enter their Peter
Funk ''nstitutiOns." :" and unmercifully fleece them
and poison them with mercury. Persons living at
distance in the country are more apt TO be duped by
the living notices of quacks than citizens.
In view of the above facts DR.. j. C. YOUNG
would say that he is the only regularly educated
physician in California now advertising. who de-
votes his whole time to the treatment of venereal
diseases Office, 751 Clay street. opposite the Plaza
Hours from A. NJ. to 5P. NJ.