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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-14
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RARNUM' AMERICAN MUSEUM.
WONDERFUL COMBINATION OF NOVELTIES
THE WORLD NYBR SAW THE LIKE!
GEN. TOM THUMB & DOM. MUTT,
GEN. TOM THUMB G COM. MUTT,
THE RIVAL DwARFS.
The two smallest men ever knsws
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY FREAK or NATURE,
and the most interesting and fascinating exhibition
EVER PRESENTED THB AMERICAN PUBLIC.
GEN TOM THUMBS PAMB
world wide having visited nearly every part Of the globe
been pet cd BY Royalty Nobility. and Pesssuy alike xsd
universally regarded with Avor-even sdmiIston-
COMMODORE MUTT.
an equally interesting. Intelligent and fascisstioS
LITTLE SHHIMP OF HUMANITY,
has already acquired equA fame in America as the
SMALLEST MAN ALIVE.
and his various exhibitions been regarded with the hAcst
favor by Ono Million Of the
PATROLS or THE AMERICAN MUSEUM
These two extraordinary little mon
ON EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING,
GIVE SPECIAL PERFORMANCES.
daily 81 II O'Clock forenoon and and u O'Clock p
THE RIVAL MINIATURE EQvIPAGES.
consisting Of -four Of the smallest ponies in tbs world and two
Of the snales. coaches. with Little ooichneu and oonen 10
livery will promenade The streets and be the Ma
~ l0t, aud so'cook daily
SPLENDID FARCE COMPANY
consisting Of Mrs J. J. PRIoa, Miss KATE COMMON
Mr.. J. Z. NAGLB. and Mssns HAvILAND, RILEY and
ANDERSON Is also s,cd and give THIS AFTERNOON
aud EVENING. the ELEGANT CoMFDIETTA entitled
THE WIDOW OF PALERMO.
Ye, with Gil this and the Million of other Curo,tes from oil
parts fths world. tn. price Of admission remains q,
ONLY rs CTS. CHILDREN UNDER 10 YEARS Is CTS.
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and Armer sales 100 bbl t $5 e19&533 for the low
sdes Of 4srss and +66$s Is for Trade bT,nds 6ou
Flour 6rmeF and In fair request though the denasd 10
less scvs ssles OF 500 bbls at 1906 30 for MIXED 70
good Super6ne Baltimore 10 and 500 81 for Trade brands
Rye Flour steady and In moderate demsnd sales Of 200
oo' $685. 30 Corn Meal sctive aud 4. hrmeri
sasss Of SO bbls 81 20 for jersey and ~ ~ Tor Brandy
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Specs per has been very fair demand and closes
on ,e nr at lsi e,c. other tuds dull but steady
SEEDS-Tne inquiry is fair fo choice good, sses Of $50
hss At BiQgc the supply s light; Iimo'hy seed he'd
oye sa. s u. ,sn ., q. aG ~ IS > bush Of 50 b.
STEARlNIle supply l. sns aud market better sales Of
'SNI,IHThs uuket I. urm with moderate inquiry; sales
Of Il 900 bush Tuss' Island atsJc
TFh1iere hs, been yery active inquiry loc The last
day.. bat prices quiet and steady sales oil 1900 pack
ages Ctsen and LcOO do. Oclong II. -
ma, werk i'm any descpiors Of Leaf but prices hr
Manufacture hiss .od fdr extent but owners generally
market Is well supplied. and the demand
is n,oer.e o 5000 ID Eastern at l,s 49, ID a.
os NE Tor Western, and 10! dlose for Cuyi Butehers
.,tlor held at lie cash Rough Eat is hrn at &c. cash.
Woo An active demand get In for folesu descriptions
nmediey suo'equep. 70 our I.' go se rn G iii
ND Dcnlrsic fleece. coming forward more freely
, h ;nf,ror of this state the West OF the
urn,, 40 Ing into store In anticipation OF mnch ngner
MO INDEED parties In the trade think that ooS "i
rcac 80 2 10 and their expectation. may BE- ea1si prop
AID nces have pdy advanced sinee the opening Of tbs
sea, through unforeseen and cveuni causes AZ the open
me If e Sou ports several mouths siuce t thouth
b lotion would be shipped hero Ia sII quantities, bus The
an Of time hzs proved Otherwise lie Inhabitants Of the
Ieh 10 IT, aud have Cotton famine. and
Therefore hhe. than known before The result that
manufacturers must supply their wants In great nes'l
vim " DOL aud o. ice, have rapidly in sympathy With
Cotton and influenced by the geat advance Ia exchange
has l.ssoi ed the dems.d for Cotton AID increased Az
Wooen abrcs The Noo.en producere fofesaw this aud
81 tho nHrset some three months aimee
ensbed them obtain conside. able funds ffoA It's
ba.ks then TO pufchsse tho raw material, slict
obey did literally at very full prices ThoS, VII,
sod then old WELL bui thoso who held on 90 il die
and will possibly DO better There 10 pecols feanr,
connected vi the maket tits season, aud TIA. that Il :
useless 10 sort or o ssy Moods Cosa WooA bring 'eseTs
cents p 10 thsn tbs hnes, ssxony ard this description
Ia scarce wanted California Is quck Of ssis and tue sup
ply of Pulled limited and Inadequate TO the wants OF hs
r.de The nahet quite buoy for oil descripiois ye
prices OF Native Fleece 9Q3c lower here than IA no,so
OF The salos % OyO ID Domestic eecr uns
and cease aud Woe vsr.s a, VI 95ss s,oo % super CIV
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Merkcts-CAKEruLIr REposIKpF FOR Tbs N Y. I",busn


ASHES-Pos firm and in moderate request at 20 ~ l.
P.a.i- arc quiet aud prices nominal
COIrONThe inquiry to-day ha, been hardly 20 iruTc ~
tie dat. Of our lst report pnccs remain about the
though otno i.e in, susgity be- observed at e cos-
..les OF 80 baie beas Of fl.1lBc Tor Mddhns u y
land. aud iliddi x Eew.OIle.ns aud TeAes The uanssc
tons sre frincipslly with manu- actur-rs.
COFFEE-Ko has been IN better demand nom the trade
and prce. are fully suppor ods sale. OF 900 bsg. 2i
aud several common lot, At 2I di1c Other KINDS remain
auis, 81 "A ,niually unchanged prices. We quote; -
2.GE Boubsy ............',
.........22 ar Iagusyr, ~
ar s. Dominro "a
COAL-The smouut for domestic has been good ana lne
m.Ik.t L. rn, - supply light ior he season Ahi - w
key 10 close CATION With small stoch III f0's"'
httis b. been done. the suppy IL rgod'fh e. ,e.
Foar IA more active and with hgt receipts arc less ueiA
Of ng tho low srsics ahsds himer lr"e anu ave
In b. tier rd, aud nn. The seles are - io pps
=, slB50+5O u Tor Supcne STATE and Ne,etn - 10"
80 IS 10. The low sfsdos of Neste<H Extra - od % y oi
~, state. y > aja % 40 Tor Fancy dc - 900 y, % Tor
AMI pius brards of hound oop EAl.A OLO, sna 20 CO'
a. q ls Itads bsadz 40 Csasdsp rl0aI ~ IN tAt ds~'
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10 to the SEA SIDF-The ears Of the
~ Cousy blend ard Broosiyn Il. Il Com my now
regularly fIom fulton Ca'hariDe Ferries 10 Church
t., ',e.nhsd. Grtye'eud AID coney Island III. II the
In. ana rome Prs. accommodated On application s the
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0FRUR-The market for oil kinds Of Foreign Dried dull
and prices hasins are tns esssr quote Layers At
So u.s. and Bunch vt So 30 Foreign Green are fairly active
at former rates For Domestic Dried moderate demsnd
prevails sales Of 800 n old and Western ana Stats
Apples o. 4td5c; 1890 ID Plums TIC and $50 h in
.ptced Pesche. :. Gd6c BY suction. Zoo boxes Menten
Lemons ct 81 300$3
AfN-1hs Wheat market poorly supplied and 4. firm
the demand 10 fair. mainly for export but absence
de.reabs assortment the advance IN feghs and the en-
hanced p asked restrict transactions materially The snp-
ply of White il small aud choice wanted for milling he
sses reach las 40 bush sbd consist o. 49, 400 bush Chicago
Spoe at 81 IN 49, 500 do Racine Spring $50
81 I'll 800 do Milwaukee Club Vt 1901 ~; 1900 do
Amber Iowa &C. at 81 23d$l PSI $50 do choice Auber
Green Bay at o.; 400 do Red Western 32f IS
H. do. Amber 81 y 81 81 $50 do new Red ouib
EN- inoi. 1.-THE srs Of the season consigned to Ms Sage
Col st I'll 50 $3.50 do bite Indiana at "a
100 do White Michigan at ava 81 a. and 900 DO White
Kentucky ct $ISdslH Barley and Bailey Malt are 10
light stock and remain quiet and nominal os are lee. &C.,
tive and shade easier Of Weern and Canadian at q
4gc and State 4s049ie Rye IL in better supply and 10
heavy ana 10 moderate request Gales OF 4Oo bush
River e3c Corn In good demand for export end The trade
and IL be ter especially for Sound sales Of H3v0 bnh at
050c for Bssed 31d6tc for Eastern mixed and e109Stc
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foa res wBsE ENDING WKDHnsDAY, oAva H. isoa
tRspsrseA exclusively for THs n T. 9RIsuHs By pasV


IR'p'r'sA exclusively for T.. n T. f.s'Ha By oass
Horrcn TO Cosusyons o. FARM Paopucl-Pss svsvy.
s.ss.s: Including weight: With ..is eoaos :os
eve, 4:o ;Tcs bin Of p.tsicu:. n',ds Of one P:sS
when and how things ar. forvSSed
co..I:s.os.,Fot selling Berries. Fruit. 70, whs~ 20
Farm produce generally S p cent.
orSIAI.os. ere ioi ':s. Of good ProduS. In eoed ODD.
:. wnoe sacs " SSmsss realize. sod net Jo6bssS -
BgrIsE-Ths he.sd term which had 20, in - strong =
has been materially msdihed to-day By strong north Viii
Nearly all ~5s.. from The Ms'i have arrivsa ia "oay
taking .bon, 8. thu: arrives. without chang. IN prios don
f,r.., 2s0'; ".I, We 9 Sss s,,,,
ssh ,uOs State chic 0I1 Reserve. choice. ia ON
H.lfarI s..'e en-: .is al, FiItin., PEW. ND W.
Tue. ari s.s'e, IL al, Frkin'. wss s..is..
Do whit. and mixed II Ss y choice ~ en
CaE.,x The make. 10 unchanged. with .k shppise
demand Choice Western Cheese is in good demand =: =
port o. eur quotations We quote:
Chesse extra choice. Gs Quo Cheese extra Oh ~ "a
Csss': -, Do d'p poor 10 s''''
BEAsTbe increase the army demand gives arunss p
the marke and price. have increased fully loo eash We
Wed, choice. bus 100. IKid,.y choice vbua 1sss Z
s S.% ssss S Sss do s:o sa ,ssd
s s.ss. oo.sT : r. r. '3'''
LIvs PorLrRr-We auote:
Fowls 10 .......... 100 Ducks y pair ...... ia &
Less-Tbe heated term has finished the g.,tss. -
Tho Eye Tho stock in msrket large and DO.
Eggs shipped from distsnce almost worthless ssv.
and must ret the Shippers heavy loss none but esh4s
ga should be packed for market There ere now % nsnl
raced and bad EGGS tht buyers exact On sc,ua count
mad ,ues OF sbstemsnt pco estimated equvssnt
We suggest to dian shippers the prope'y Of csrsfs4
.sndE their Egg packing 70 Gu. straw Or wss. sn;s 20
,. Should svsri4bly be for packing dnrios tie vs
weather We qoots for actual count OF good:
STATE and Penn, chscs. Western, y dos........ s0h
fsarssss-ws quote: wsstsrn. sosics. y n 90 oc.
TRssn MsAn-CsuntYy cossigness hequsstly issvs ~
,arsets their Veal md Mutton which i1urss Ne -
" Q Qsss;
..f, dls.. good. y D. . 6 PORK heavy ..........S
u utton careassss... IPork. hgnt.
..mo. u n .......... go Veal csicssss n....Ees
S.xsHPis.on. should be picked sud PACKED 10 iea We
mote: wild gsons (picssdi Y dez, DO s9nsbA tsmA
J doz s. -GS- -: Squads, wild, y deA, ya62e VII
b;c one Stalled, q dox, 81; Weodoock, % sde<SY
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TUESDAY, August - 9 +Ss bbla Flow III bbls c.
Meal 6O0 bsSs DO, 702 bbls Whisky 50 800 busA w.
So 900 do. Corn 7 do Seed sbo pksa Pfsvisions 3s e
Cake, 622 do. Lard.
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Dnrnins 5lnio, Oils, &f.

CRUDE or REFINED PETROLEUM OIL
~ Received di cot from tho manufacturers ard ~e. ana
Tor in quantities 10 sut In pnms hit lng order o. we
very lowest market rAtss by sCHlkFFfLlN BkOIhEhS
Co.. HOs IL d and ~ William -. Nov forL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-14

Operators and investors have been 10 long habl'ua'
ted 10 low figures for railway property thst Tue
present figures are in some quarters looked upon az
boy ond intrinsic value. No one VIII deny That al
the roads in the country are in better shape to-day
than ever before, yet the annexed table shows lower
figures than in lSJ6.
The following table Of prices shows the huctua-
tons of 1856, the highest and lowest prices, and the
comparative prices in August 1856 and 1867;
PRICES oy RAILWAY SHARKS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-14

~ EXCURSIONS to POuGHBEEPSlr AndIkTtRstv
date LANDINGS. st.siuUoei RIP VAN WISKir
CAPT. W Brett will ie8ys Now Yofk rom Pi.y No D. a.,
Of kobinson.st. every TUESDAY sud FRIDAY ~ ,c'oS
~ suding ct Coxz-us's Cod-priue Cornwall Nevhuss
fnhkil. Low Point Marlborough. ard Milton R.turning
WI leave POUEhAoep-ic D, O'Clock "a. lard us at Low
f9mi and Fihs tlrs 6f0ftue IN opportunity persons
Ehhing Ele az the b.egul .CeneTy Of the nobl.
t9d'on both BY daylight and moonlight reaching New.Yorl
es'fe daylight Fare Tor eIoursioo % begths ife-
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o Rg:A y 0sse, the latter ssts for Extn Cea,<ry, -
Ss's Osrscxs - 80 DO. hsditsrrsness d 04A -
60 unS Ssuaas q 0953c - d. Unwsshed Creole q if
S'i a.'aI WISHED d. 700 do wsshed Nerves. 70
o. - nd's and $50 do. Buenss Ayres on terms 81 q,
closeot but hooWn - be Of W.. nu.Aa.
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EaIes bn Anetion.

A. NJ. MRRwiN. Aucuonscs. 49,,
NY BANGS, MERWlN d Co., Irving Bulia'
II ms, Nos 5e4 and $40 Broadway Sales OF Books 90
ttouery Pictures Works of Art Fancy Goods Furniture
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Vttnrslons.

EXCURSIONS TO COMFY ISLAND
hsatto oo",o ana ries,gre Csr le4yo Fulton snd
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WHlSkf-Ths market 10 quiet but the srriv,is A..
crate and prices are hImet sales Of ~ bbls Uhe ~
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PRICES oy RAILWAY SHARKS.


A meeting of Presidents of railroadH Ie'1'u TON
Cincinnati was held 10 that city on Saturday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-14

CENORITA CUBAS will dance tho ARA
- GONESA Y GALLEGOs THIS EVENING, At
MONS CREMORNE GARDEN. A.ss,ed By SENIOR
XiAlEkE5 and full corps dr. ballet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-14

There five bidseA All subssDsly built
which IL We bnit a. intended To replace
che b Ice tho Quskske ,reek a. the Beaver Meadow
Junction recently destroyed by With thi, exception
.heIe i. the road The masonry Of the
Bridges the Quakske Creek and the branch Of the
Lite Schuy XIII River laid lid erected for the purpose Of
A,comfH odatug a double
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-14

TINTED STATES MARSHALS BALE.
800 BALES COTTON.
DANIEL II. BURDETr, Auctionesf'
By virtue Of an order Of sale 10 me dsc,eo " Sor
eSym Marvin Judge District Court OF on 1' lien
Sonhem District OF orids will sci tt P"rt,o n"0'"'
OoTUESDAY Aug ~ At u o1iocA n''
From L,imbjers Wharf Bfookyn
lao BALES COTTON from prize schoo"el AZ ,t"'"~
10 HALF BALES from pFiIr scooy ~ ~
81 POCKETS from prize schc'ne MAspoi,a
81 nooi, NJ iot Of III DEs. SO SLAVES.
Al, sco,on c.n Ne ~ n on saturday the l6th at
a, ea% alp 81 ~ Hiram bESNER No. ll3 Waltst
sne ounce VI Lima JAMES C. CLAPP,
Halted Ss,rs M,rshal Southern District Florida
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vRUrTs
AyPLxs-Jersey. sourbow., p Dbl, 81 S1el y, -
sw,etbows, y BIOL. ST. 259sI %
Ps.a-COmmop, y Dbl, 81 1sael 81 Bell 80
81 50.
BAcKBEnRIss-P qt box. 4csc.
LAvroy BLAcKBsRRIss-F pt..bsskst, 314e y qS'sss,
1Gac. -, ~
Px.oHns-The market Is unusually well supplied IT,
bsskets received from Delaware alone ~
morning which sold st average Of VI b<skeS JsSey
arc selling at from 81 to basket Peach growers can ca
figures what prices viii be % the ssases -
=, 10000. -
WATERMELON from Maryland are selling u eseeea y
100.
DRIED FRur.
We quote: ,>
App., STAT. ch y n SO I do. old, p n..".....3o0
Do State. fair, y B...sie
sCyDRfEs.
ToxIroxs-sOu,h Jersey. y psschbssist Hs' ~
Long leland. j. bush, 75c
BosroS MARROW SoUssH-n Dbl, lsc.
Green. 30a62e y 100 ears
[Adyertisement
DREW & FRENCH,
PRoprcr CoxnIssIos MsRcRAErh
Pr-,xr CpIssR EsGs POULTRY GAIA oaAfu IbssS
No. Erie Buildings, New'fork
Our motto e "Quict sses sns prcmP, r~ene
Pefsrspo>~p. X. Martin. Presidsn, Oessn bsaA Hswss@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-14

MOLASSlS-We IAye herd OF only ~ bids Engnh
I.pd on private prices are rather steady BY sec'
tioD, 200 bols anu ISV nan Dos. No"OteAs ~ Sf~9e
We qsots; . ..
C,hr Mn,eovsdo .2Td36 New OIL.
NAVAL sTOhES duh sud les buoysn.; sales OF 100
bbs spi il, Turpentiue at O.; 81 70 gallon cash
OlLCAHE he demand for both city snd counry good
and the ak.t 10 sales Of Nes1oIn a. ~ 3Ja J, aud
CRY at $3.50 ! II 80 cssh
0lIrnEAL /. in good request aud 10 very scarce small
,sr. NJ - s2ldtl 70 n 100 ID.
PROV ISiONS-Tle Pork nitetisrsther cute. and heavy
though the arrivals sb ssl.s Of so bpls at 70 SD 10
for Prime and II asa E 81 for Mess AID smaller ots from
store At Il So Beet is ia ,deTste request but is n the
arrival. sns sales OF 10 bbIa Al 10 s39 "a for
plain Mess and S& 7S9pl1 u for extra Beef Hams are
dull Bacon |. scarce daii snd nonsl ~ pnc- Gut Mes
and 10 fair demands saes II ~ hhds AID tea at
Shoulders. and y 6otc tOf lia Lard IL nr aud
in fair request sales of 10 pos a. of0stc' nu"t sbu
Cbee.e trm and IN good REQUEST tue supply sm AL
e,pecially for choice qua itic. We quote: ,.,..
49, pm. Civ IasA % Pa TsNs WDlo 25GI0 81
B.,f Mes. Civ nominal eefIlsin,. bll& cedl6 81
s.2 N,,, Ws.t - - ul+ 90 Lard bbh. d.. 8i0 ~
Leel Me.s EXt. IL 1sGl3 IL ham. ficAI 80
I,,1 PINE M-.,- a - Hams. Dry sLtad.... $40 d
Port Pine Me.sll l2dil 81 Shoulders, Picked, -
po,l CIR West. u o. ais " SHOULDERS Dry slated 81 1t
o,k Aess W.. ii Is oil 6si
RICE-A moderate retail business has been doing. and
Price. arc steady quote Carolina S@5.c Rsnsoon at
I.dtlc ratna st 8. Dtlc
SUGARS-Thr iuguify for Raw continues very soHc new
sll attracting the principal share OF attention Ind on
this style &C. advance has to-day osen established
Foreign grades ~ihout chsnge We quote is ehnng
s sc. sacs II private OF sN hhds including tnoa al
"a az. ard New Orlesn, eialc IS boxes Havana at
sai0c. by suction 800 hnds N.~-Orleans st u Gale,
mos. hhds. slightly .ed Cuba a. &c and ~ DO. 90
NJ 90 Refined have been IN quite scve deHhnd Ooh fot
export aud speculation ana prices are a. ueF Al the clos.
We ouo,e Powdered Oranua-d aud Crushed az l2.c son
~. 4 I.gllA and do As.lo xatYK
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rVHE DUSSELDORF GALLERY. - This
il superb collection II PAINTINGS 10 sFaH OPkS ior
exhibition a. the I'd Gallery No $40 Broadway The the
fuer gallery Of Paintings In th. county The Picture. are
ell for safe For Information In regard to them pnoe etc
ad1res-. JAS. w. WAAD seoy lnst Art. ~ Bresd~ay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-14

ISJ0.6O. ISGO-01. 1sGl.6I.
Jyror. merchandise. Ii 1895 o62 tbiJJ KJ3 Sl'Z 9edl
y. 'ons produce...... @GG9 as WOl9it elte9p
r, pors specis....... D3R,R2 32oi.SS ''''''''Z"
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anote: wild Pigeons (pic1sd don. 90 s9nsbA tsmA
!, d,z s. -Gs- -: Squads, wild, y doA, Sa62e WV
Pigeons Stalled. = d0x. sli wsodoock, % D0e< ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-14

TTHE PUBLIC are INVITED TO ATTEND
i the EXHIBITION or MODERN OIL PAINTINGS,
by the principal American srsts II: G. sCKiBNERs
Tie COLLECTION may be found Mercy. Dream" by ID NJ
Carter The Bereavement" BY VIM Morgan aud many
other hne snhlrctA
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-02-20
Cnntinn 40 the PubIic.

Every intelligent and thinking person must hhow
that remedies handed Out for general use should
ha xc their efficacy esab lished by well tested expe
rience In the hands of regularly educated Ihysi-
cian. whose preparatory study fits him for all the
dnties he must fulfill yet the country Is flooded with
moor nostrums and eure-alls, purporting to be the
hest in the world which are not only useless, but
always injurious. The unfortunate should be PAR
1IcuIAR n selecting his physician, as II is lament
able vet incontrovertihIe tact that many syphihuc
patiens are made miserable with ruined constitutions
by NAL treatment from inexperienced physicians IN
general practice for IL is point generally CONCEDED
by the best syphiographeTs that the study ana man
agenent ofthese complaints should engross the whole
time of those who would be competent ana successful
in their rea atment and cure The INEXPERIENCED gen
eral practitioner having neither opportunity nor
time 10 make himself sufficiently acquainted with
their pathology eomOuly pursues one system oi treat
ment in most cases making an indscrimnate use oil
that antiouated and dangerous weapon, mercury.
More caution, however. should be used by the syph
iltic patient in consulting nominal physicians OF
the advertising class nine tenths OF them are I'M
posters, who assume German, French, or other
names and are without any claims to medical knhwl-
edge These knayish rascaS inieSt all large cities,
and by means Of their lying advertisements and pos
ters they induce the unwary TO enter Their Peter
Funk constitutions" :" and numerically fleece them
and poison them with mercury Persons living AT
distance in the country are more apt TO be duped Dy
the living notices of quacks than citizens.
In view of the above facts, DIR. j. G 1OONG
would say that he is the only regularly educated
physcian in California now advertising. who de-
votes his whole time to the treatment Of veuereal
diseases Office T51 Clay street opposite the Plaza.
Hours from 9 A. M. to p. NJ.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-02-20
HAVE CONFIDENCE.

DIR. YOUNG will guarantee perfect and perua-
nent cure In the following or he charges moth
ing for his services: Syphilis, Gonocrrhea structure
of the Urethra Affection Of the Prostrate Gland,
Weakness of the Genital Organs, impotency Sterili-
ty. both in the male and female, SPermatoria, or
Seminal Weakness, Noctural 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 we'll II
there il particle Of disease left in the system 1t will
break out some future time when least expected, or
be handed down to an innocent offspring. Persons
who have been treated with mercury should be very
cautious in believing that they are well, for 1t i a
scientific fact that he mercury will minge with the
yenereal and form 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., 1862-02-20

MRS. GENERAL GANEs.-I had the pleas.
ure Of an interview with Mrs. Gaines, on
Sunday. This lady, after four months OF
waiting has at length obtained permission
to pass the Federal lines on a visit to New
Orleans, where she expects 10 be able to Sc
cure some portion Of the immense property
which the Supreme Court decreed to her.
She claims to be loyal and patriotic, as her
husband always was. Suspicion was for q
while thrown upon her loyalty, by her per-
aistent desire for compromise and peace.
Our interview was very agreeable as we
were only called upon to llsten.-[Wash-
ington Cor. Alta. 'F