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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-04-23
$3.50 A YEAR.

cling at the north east corner of said lot
and in the center of the road, being north 81
degrees west of a certain rock described in
said survey, running thence north 564 degrees
east l65 feet, thence north ST degrees west 6
rods, to the Wisconsin River, thence down
said River to point north 81 degrees west
from the place of beginning with tavern,
store and barns.
Lot and Saloon on the NV corner of the ne
trae. of Sec. II, Town %, Range g., being
the part of the lot purchased by 5oseph Wood
OF Oliver Martell, by Warranty Deed recorded
on page III of Book ''E" of Deeds in the Reg
listers Office of Wood County, being the part
OF the lot which was not decided by the said
Joserr3i " ood to Augustus Martele.
All of fraction of Lot No. /, Sec. II, 7. 90,
r. 6, belonging to Geotge Klines estate, aoith
the impruv cmedts, consisting Of the house oc
cupied by Mrs. Geo. n,,;;ne, the house occupied
by CHARLES Kline, the house occupied 5T W nj.
Kline, the house formerly leased to Mic. Min
kle, the old wagon shop and the old log barn.
The above described premises not intended to
include the lot leased to A. b. Sampson.
House and lot bounded as follo,os: Com
mencing at a point $50 feet south and so feet
'cest of the ne corner of the set nmt of Sec.
II, IoUn %, Range 6, and running aoest l2O
feet, thence south 100 feet, thence east l20
feet, thence north 100 feet to the place of be
ginning. North, South, East and West being
according 30 and parallel pith the section line
according to Government survey.
House and lot bounded as fol!o,os: Com
mcncing 30 feet west of the quarter line run
ming north and south through Sec II, Toacn
p, Range 6, and 44o feet south Of the north
east corner of Sec II, T. %, r. 6, running
parallel Dith the quarter line $50 feet thence
'oest at right angles 12n feet, thence north at
right angles $50 feet, thence east at right an
giles l20 feet to the place of beginning.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-04-23
SIleriff,S Sale.
State Of Wisconsip-he the Circuit Court of tho
County Of Wood

State Of Wiscoassin-La the Circuit Court ofAs
County Of Wood.
Spencer 6. Bryant, Plaintiff, against Joseph
Wood and EbeneZer Haviland, defendants
DY virtue of an execution issued out of said
- Court III the above entitled action, to me
directed and delivered have levied npon and
shall expose for sale and sell at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, at my office in
the village of Grand Rapids, in said county,
on the twenty-fourth day of March A. D. 1869,
ut two O'clock P. NJ, all the interest the above
named defendants or either of them had On
the second day of March, A d. 1860, or any
time thereafter, in the following described
premises, lying and being in the County Of
Wood and State of Wisconsin, or so mu.h
thereof as shrll be sufficient to raise the sum
due the plaintiff for principal, interest and
costs, together with the expenses of sale, to
wit: The west one half o. of lot No. three
~, thirty-fvc (35) feet off the east end of
lots No. five (5) and six (6l, and lot No. four
o. all in block No. one RI |, and lots No. one
~, two III, three ri and four [4l, in block
No rhirty-three [33l, all in Woods Addition
to the village of Grand Rapids. Also all that
part OF fractional lot No. eight Isl NJ sectio,
No eight Isl, township No. twenty swo T22l
north, of range No. six E6l east, not included
iE the village plat of the village of Grand
Rapids.
Dated shorifs Office, Grand Rspids, Feb,
Sd, i. d. 1868.
N. J. GcRAITH,
Sheriff Of Wood County.
0. G. MERRIMAS, Pltff's Atty. 6ys
W-The above sale is hereby postponed un.
til Wednesday, the 10th day of June, 1853, at
the same place and hour of the dav.-Dated
March 9th, 1863
N. J. McRAITH,
13wl1 Sheriff of Wood Lountv
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DBuJgUEUT TAX list.
TREAsUREk's OFFICE,
Wood Co, Wis, April l, lS63.I

NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
IN lowing described lands have been re-
turned BY the Treasdrers of the several
towns in said county for delinquent taxes
on the same, for the year 1862, and that
80 much of each tract or parcel OF land
herein described as may be necessary for
that purpose, will, on the SECOND
TUESDAY, being the 18th day of M AY,
A. .. 1868, and the next succeeding
days, be sold by me, at public auction,
at my office in the Town of Grand Rap
ids, in said county, for the payment OF
taxes, interest and charges thereon, un,
less said taxes, interest and charges shall
be Maid before said day of sale.
E. DUTRUIT,
County TREASURE.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-04-23
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS.
Wet and Dry Groceries,

of the best and choicest selections to be found
in the wholesale market Call and examine
his stock before buying elsewhere. Terms in.
variably cash.
E. B. ROSSIER.
Centralia Dse asth. 1862
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-10-07

Also, We copy the following extract from
speech delivered at Dayton, March, 1868.
In speaking OF the Conscription Act he
said:
sHe ewas for obedience to all laws, and for
requiring he men in power also to obey
them. Lie would try all questions OF consti-
tuition laws be ORE the courts, and then en-
ofce he degrees ei the courts. lie was for
tiying all political questions BY the ballot
box lie sooua resist NO LAWS By Jorce.
lie would endure almost every other wrong
as long as free discussion, iree assembages
Of tbs people aud ireo ballot box remained !;
but the moment they were attacked he wo'd
resist. We al right to change Admins.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-10-07
From Tho New Yorn World.

~ Gen. Ben Batter (who made mil
lion OF dollars in New 0rleans) is Stunpng
Pennsylvania in support OF The alnlnIstra
ton which never compelled him to dsgorge
his purd r. O course he IS a very loyal
man, and he regards all who look with apre
hension IN a war conducted or the benefit
o men like him}elf as dISl0yal. Secretary
Seward, in a formal diplomatic siispstch
dated November lO.h ias' wrote to Minister
ams that the al ,ninistraupn must not be
tonoun1ad with the government. and that a
citizen may oppose the ono vi h0Gt thought
OF disloyaIty TO the pthe'; but Gen. Bu,ler
(wh0m The atl aiiliSt allowed to tiake
a million Of dollars at New Orleans is o. u
| different opinion. He holds "Ihat you can
not divorce the administration from the GJv
ornment, as il is the only representative it
has got" and so all who do not belle III
Mr. Lincoln or in the propriety OF Bu lei
making million dollars (Which he did al
New OreaHs) are traitors ...
Gen. Bu ler, OF course, is for the war (hs
| has already made a million O dollars by il :
and don't believe in a restora ion OF the good
iod Union 1t is truS he never won a battl,
while he lost two-one at Big Bethel arc
the other at LOweIl--Lhe last with a stone
uasun; but, nolwi hstandng these disas ors
his voice is still for war, ami another millior
OF dollars. The people 0! Penn sylvania car
Judge how disiateresled rs The advice Of til,
millionaire stutnper His loyalty, his dislike
OF Cooper eais," his de'estaton o the OLD
Union, aua hts clamoF i0r war Of sqbiuga
ton, all mean --another million Of dollars.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-10-07
Valuable Farm and Mills for
Sale,

THE subscriber wishes to sell his Farm and
/ Grist and Saw Mills SITUATED on Big
saltwater, near freeport, Harrison county =
Said Farm contains one hu ndred and seven
teen acres of good lana, on which there is
two dwelling houses, an excellent young or
chard III bearing or 'er coal bank, and an abnn.
ance OF never failing springs. A large
amount Of the land is excellent bottom land
The farm is all under a good state oil cnlIiya-
ton ta'E tft
The Grist Mill is large steam and wateI
Mil, which viii ehable the ownet to grind al
all Seasons OF the year. There is an excellent
coal hank at the mill dpor' ihs mill has thref
ran OF burrs. Every thing about the mill is IN
complete order. and canrun at all seasons O
The year
The subscriber will sell the above valuable
prope rty on reasonable terms Persons wish.
ing iutther inormation can c1ll on the snbscri
ber on the premises, or e N. Allen, editor Of
the SentiBel, Cadiz, Ohio.
ANDREW STEW ART.
F'rreport Anru / lSG3-tt i7 rH
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CLIFTON House, NIAGARA FALLS, J

TO T1PE T. " LVe.
"DEAR SiR'--ln reg to your letter oil
this dare, calling our attention to an article
in this evenings Buffalo Commercial Aausyti
ser, headed 'E4llandigham turned ouJ dojr,'
we beg 10 say that SO ar the article relates
to ourselves there is not rNE WORD OK TRUTH
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-10-07

~ plALiC FILLS, an inialllble cure for
CEHead Ache, Tor sale by.
JOHN. BEALI.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-10-07
Ypur EEishI 40 v 0tc.

- Don't allow this sacred right 10 be impair
ed or inter cred with in any way. Wher~
ever from the superior strength of your op
pouen S, and from their Dad behaviour here
to ore, You have the slightest reason to
appreheud violence, 20 in orce, out 60
peaceab!y to the polls. Molcst 70 man
without sufficient cause; but defend your
rights at whatever sacrifice. Make your
arrangements to vote IN the forenoon, SO
that YOU will have ample time, in case you
are lnterIered with, 70 procure assistance
from the neIghborng townships Charge
every Democrat, upon his honor, to begin no
quarrel, to make no menace, TO indulge in no
threat; nut be every one Of you resolved.
come what may, that yunr sacred birth right
Of the Tree ballot shall not be wresed from
you.
The change that is going on every hour
in favor OF the Democratic ticket, is percep
tible 10 every body WHO is not absolutely
S upii. The lieS against Mr. VaIaniigham
reb ,und, and IN their rec il strike their lnIa-
nous authors. 'fhe conviction that he i,
patriot, outraged by despolic power, and
wfonged by calumnious aisitiarS, is taking
possession of the mind Of every honest man
in the land Who cares now for the despic
able epithets Of 'coppel heads 'tT6itor.' Sc
cgsh,' and the like? Nobody. The people
look to the Democracy 10 preserve the lber
ties we Inherited, from cur revolutionary
sTes. There is nothing under heaven. and
among men, save only the Democracy, to
avert from this once Tree people, the most
crushing and auiu deSpolism on earth.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-10-07

OF We ask every sensible Republican
how much longer be Intenls to permit his
leaders TO deceive him with lies and false
promises? Now let US ask you. in all COM
Science, If they have not lied to you, aud
deceived YOU before the war began, and at
every stage OF the war? Surely they have
done SO, and they are doing SO now; and il
you permit them TO deceive you much longer
they win have destroyed everything which
you bold dear and precious, and havs trans
lorined you INTO the most piiiable and hllp~
less slaves on earth. In heavens name, be
warned, and saye yourselves and your chill
dren while yet you may. The highs cometh
When no man can work. l~ as
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"WC are your obedient servants,
"JO3LIN & DUNKLEE,

Now we ask every honest man, who is
not blinded by p4r.iz,n hatred, ii these Sian
IDEAS are mol enough to condemn their pr
petra!ors to lasting inamy. Nsver SIN c
mankind came into the world, has there
be a man so outrageou ly sIandered as has
been Clement Laird VaIsndigham. Never
has there been man so vihtied by his po
litical opponents Never his there ben a
man except the lsmented Douglas so per
Sc uted by political opponents. Not being
able to meet him with arguments, hey re
sort to all dshonorabe means in their p,wer
in order i possible to crush hin, We call
upon all honest men to examine the record
oi Mr. Vallandigham, and ascsT ain for them
selves how outrageouly he mas been yliliied
| by thG Abolition press.
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i:ss gT o., E.

- - ~ --A-yA-i -t.r-A .- -.,.s
as. EIain street. Wheeling, va
CyTONE 81 THOMAS Pqnopnce to thei
80 friends ana the public that they are in re.
etipt Of their 'ab&k Of Ilal and WInfet lsoods.
embracing Dry Goods in all their varieties,
cry Goods Of every variety Notions, and Va
rietes generally, coinprfsing tie largest, and
i1 sup1e .Tesqscts. the most desirablewe G yeii
brought to the city OuI,cpstcmeEs may rest
assured thai hiIey WI re 40 ALA he adsa6iaaes
.s 5Hs. SsT aS SS GSs
our eaods w sy tps f1e fo nT' The S9sS SsS
uiaetufefs and lmporteTs. d.troni close cash
Auction houses, thereby saving a large per
centage we have atapIel facilities Cor dqing
a large lobbing Trade, apd invite the attention
Of Merchandise our sIock before buying, aud
TeiloIstO our stock ol Cloths, CassiWeres and
Vestings.
Withaut- pnriieularizing, we will say we
Keep the largest stock inthe city OF the follow
ing as well as all goods ""l -l reg. o
Dress silks, of every style and price. 30 y O..
Millinery goods silks, vefVets ribbons &c.
| 81. French hlermoes, Of. every shade. b.
French Prints and Goods,
AHA Goods for Friend'sweaf and travelling.
Shawis oil every grade aud price. r.,
! PlaTds PrlGts, Il wofsird fabrics tor dresses
Cloahs and CIoaking Prints, Tick s,Nluslns,
IlauHctSl biah"etst aha 9oo> lof Mln
Boys wear generally. No gst9. tr s.s -,
Good House shall sell cheaper
| Our stock of FURS win BE fous {. to be very
! desirable. We ask attention 20 our stock OF
CaTpeting etc, which ia We, iulI and at low
| pr ces.
All goods sold al small advarcs on pur.
/ chase
| Persons making purchases in the city will find
| it to their interest greatly 10 give US call be.
lore buying.
/ Parcels s9nt 10 uuy part Of the city FREE.
! Remember the sign ol the Golden u a.lIive,'
! near the Suspension Bridge. -. &.
STONE * THOMAS.
| Nov = Ie6l-tf Ma
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trations and politics by forcibls revO'a-
nm. bat By hs ballot boS-and this right must
be mainiaintsl at all hazards. lie would Try
the question % Tn cJnsIlluuonality aud va
lidity OF The COnsc' iptIon Act. IN oopf. and
argue its exge iiency and odiouSness before
before the people; Dat i0oald make no resis
, taRts 70 H." ..-.--...
Charge E7.--"That Mr.. Vsllandigham
was tried and sentenced by a Dsmocratie
Judge.
/ Mr.. Vallandigham was tried by military
ccmmissiol, a d sentenced bv Gen. Barn.
/ si'le. The sentence being changed to ban
/ ishmen' by Abraham Lincoln.
/ Charge gS -"Thlt Mr.. Vallandigham
I has been convicted Of treason, and that hs is
a convicted uaitor."
70 ore'ue this comtemiible hlsohood we
publish the following extract rom President
LIN oln's repl. to the Ohio Committee who
waited upon him to obtain The release II Mr..
! Vallandmham: .7 l- -.t
! The military arrests AMI dete1tions which
have been made. in luling those oil Mr.. Nal~
laniigAain. whnh are not'diftsreut in prin-,
| cipls from the other, haze b.en lor preven-
ton and not for paajslmat--as injnnctons
TO stay injnry--aS proceeding to keep peace
| land bence, like proceedings in such cases.
and for ike reasons, lbe have not been &C
co,h,'anied wi h ind e nrents or trials by id>
ries nor in single case, by any punishment
wha'e ever beyond what is purely Incl len,al
to the prevention The sen eHcs Of impris9a
pisnt IN Mr.. Klllqadigh5ms case tgas t. pre
rent injury 10 h, miltuy seru'cs oaly, and
moiii alton o! il made as 4 less di,aEreeahle
mode to him 9! securing the same proven.
tion." |...r.....-.
Chlrge 10 -"Thst Thomas Darcy Nc
Gee git his iafIrmatoa about the intended
invasion q Canada by Northern troops from
C.. l. Ya'ianlishan "
denial which appeared in the Cincinnati
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-09-26
Sheriff Sale.

Df virtue of IN execution issued by the clerk
I'D Of the DistrictCourt in and for the ID Judi.
dlcial District of Washington Territory, aud to me
directed, have levied upon, seized, ani taken
into execution, and will sell according to law, on
the premises, at Joseph liuttericli's brewery, in
Pierce county, W. T., on Wednesday, the llth
day Of October A. D., 1861 at one o'clock p. M,
the undivided ive-sixtcenth interest in and to the
following described piece or parcel Of land, to-
wit: beginning ut the northeast corner of the
land claim Of Lafayette Balch, and running east
nincty-ivc and onc-half chains, to Il fir tree
marked upon four sides near the ground also sim
ilary marked about three feet above the ground
thence north twenty degrees, east thirty-six and
Onc-haf chains to a cedar stake Oh the prairie
thence west ninety-ive and one-half chains to q
fir stake near the border of Puge. Sound thence
along the meandcrings Of said sound, bearing
south fourteen degrees, west eleven rods thence
south twenty degrees, west thrty-eight rods !;
thence south eighteen degrees, west twenty rods !;
thence south twcnty-six degrees, west thirty-two
rods thence south ifty-ni degrees, west thr-
ty-six rods to place Of beginning Containing
three hundred and twenty-acres, together with all
the tencmcnts, heredtements and appurtenances
thereunto belanging the same to be sold to sat
isfy n judgment calling for the sum of S2Os SO,
with interest thereon NJ the rate Of two per cent.
per month from the 18th cay of August, A. d.
until paid ,tlS60, and costs and increased costs
rendered by the aforesaid court at its August
term, 1861 IL favor of U. q. Warbass and
against NJ. 2. Burns The above judgment is SUBJ
ject to u credit of $6G GG from June Sth, 1863.
STEPHEN JUDSON,
Sheriff Pierce county, w. r.
Dated Steilacoom, Sept. 9th, 1863. 44:w4
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-09-26
MOTHERS! MOTHERS !
MOTHERS

Don't fail to procure Mrs. WINSLOW'S SOOT1I-
ING SYRUP for CHILDREN TEETIIING.
This valuable preparation is the prescription ofonc Of
the best female physicians and in the United
States and has been used for thirty years with never
falling safety and success by millions Of mothers and
Children from the feeble infant of week old to the
adult. 1t not only relieves the child from dain but in
vgorates the stomach and bowels corrects acidty and
gives tone and energy to the whole system. It will al
most instantly relieve
Gripping IN the Bo,cels, and Wind CAozic
We believe it the Best and Surest Remedy in the
World, in nll cases of DYSENTERY and DIAiltII(EA
IN CHILDREN, whether it arises from Teething or
from any other cause.
Full directions for using will accompany each bottle
None genuine unless the fac-simile of CURTIs PER-
INNS, New York, is ON the outside wrapper,
Sold by all Medicine Dealers,
Principal Office, AZ Dcy Street, NEW YORK.
PRICE ONLY % CENTS PER BorrLE.
REDlNGTON 4 co,
4lG and 4lS Front Street, San Francisco
l42:m6J Agents for California.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-09-26
Almost Death from SuEocation.

tttCVfHUf
Ncssrs. i. l.. ScorW & Co.,--Gents For the
benefit of the public and especially those who
are suffering with diseased lungs or are subject
to coughs and colds, | wish to add my testimony
to that of many others, touching the efficacy of
Dir. HALLS BALsiM. Last winter was attacked
with cough, which was very shortly aftcrward
followed by pains in my breast and sides, and
shOrtncss of breath. | resortcd to various reme-
dies, and to what deemed the best medical adj
vice; but Notwithstanding all that | continued
daily to decline, till was pronounced past all re-
coycry. Dea'h from snfocdijon seemed rerg ncor to
me, and it was with the utmost difficulty that
could breathe. Just in this stage of my disease
my husband heard of Dr. HALLS BALsAM and its
great efficacy, and procured bottle at once.
commenced its use Immediately, and ~ithin twen-
ty-fow hours Mcrejrom cxpcctoratcd large masses
of phlegm and matter, which gave me great re-
lief | continued the use of it directed, and am
now able to say that | am entirely restored to
health.
For further reference call on me at my resi-
dence, Bctts-strcet, south side, two doors east
of Linn. Mrs. S. A. MURrnY.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-09-26

,,,,wed to attend balls. 1t is true that the
..,l Of from ten to fifteen years of age, may
-. have the wisdom, Or discretion of the
, ~, lady of eighteen, and she would be
more likely to allow unconsciously, disrepu-
.'Il. characters to address her, than one Of
more experience. TO obviate this difficulty,
,ar.n,s should see that their daughters arc
accompanied to and from the ball room by
,(uc Observation-Disclosures to be such by
,,snectable society; those who would protect
them as they would sister-advise them as
% who were proper associates, and there will
he little danger Of their being exposed to evil
influences, and becoming contaminated, as
:" Betsy J ane" argues. l believe the " more
sensible portion of the community" will not
orr,e with her, in her opinions as she conf
IDENTIFY asserts, but will take more impair
,ial view of the subject. Liberal. =,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-09-26
A Sure Thing.

Dr. J. c. Young, upon the receipt of one dollar will
sendto any part Nevada Territory Oregon
Washington Territory, prescription, with full and
complete directions that will secure the posscssor
against the possibility Of contracting any private COM
plants. Very simple. very safe and very sure Ican.
not fail in its action.
Having been very successful in his profession and
accumulated fortune in this State the Doctor wishes
to devote his time to the interests Of mankind generally
and to the rising generation in Particular that they
may into the world at least blessed with pure and
uncontaminatcd blood, good constitution, "a fortune
in tse and perfectly free from that Scourgc of the
Age-Hercditary venereal. He is thus induced to
offer his valuable prescriptions for amount simply
sufficient 10 cover absolute expenses.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-09-26
A Remarkable Cure of Group.

Cincinnati Feb. "a, 1861.
Mesws. 4. l.. ScorW 4 Co.,-Gentiemen This
is to certify that my youngest child was attacked
with the Group, and the throat was almost stopped
up, and it was almost impossible for it to breathe
at all. happened to have some of your Dr. Vim.
Hats Balsam, which we gave the child, and re-
peated the dose till it operated rs an emctc, when
found the child greatly relieved, and in II short
time entirely cured. would not be without such
medicine rs DR.. Halls Balsam in my family on
any account. SAMUEL JOHNSON,
Central Avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
Streets.
Cincinnati, March 3, 1861.
Mcssrs. 4. l.. ScorW g. Co.,-Gen:iemen IL find
the liars Baisam which got of you one of the
best medicines for the cure of Group which ever
used. My child had ncere attack some months
ago We gave it the Medicine freely, and the
child soon recovered. Every family who have
children should keep it on hand, for consider
the Group one of the most dangerous diseases.
JAMES BARLEY,
Columbia-street, between Broadway and Lud-
low.
For sale everywhere. REDINGTON h CO.,
4l6 and 4ls Front street, San Francisco, Sole
Agents. I6:ly
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-09-26

Dr.. J. c. Young has practiced in this city for up
wards of thirteen years. and his constant success has
qualified him to prescribe remedies that are positive
curing and preventing any form of the vencrea. He
offers this success guarantee, and pledges his pro-
fessona reputation upon the efficacy of the articles ad-
'mn,tercd.
Address, (cnclosing one dollar, with stamp to pay
return postage,) DIR. &c. YOUNG,
Glj Commercial street, opposite the Mint,
San Francisco, Cal.
N.B-Those already afflicted are referred to the Doc
tors advertisements in another column, in which nc
pledges himself by his motto-NO CURE, No PAY-to
fulfil his obligations. Read and Consult.