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$50 bbs at ssl ss4 50 for and go SO 50 for
primo mess The beef market was rather less active
but full prccs realized; the sales were about 800
bbs at Sill $l4 for plain mess and $i4 III Tor extra
mess. Beef hams dull and nominal Bacon was
quiet and heard OF transactions Cut meats were
In better demand, but prices were still nominal; about
400 packages sold at l6kc. l5kc for shoulders and
zoe for hams The lard market continued steady
with fair demand the sales were abont $50 pa kages
at 24kc. q 29c. for common TO cho.cc. Butter was
steady With inquiry for prime TO choice parcels
than fer inferior and common the saies from 40c o5c
for State and 2Sc 42c for Western Cheese was qnss
al I4cxc 18Hc for common 70 first quality fAotory
made
PErsoIEun. Receipts, 2,22S bbls. The demand for
crdc was fair and prices were nrm. while refined was
heavy and lower. The sales were g. 500 bbs crude at
38c on the spot 36c. in Philadelphia and about 200
do refined In bond, In lots, at Gle 6lHc. Primo
white was held ut higher figure. Free was quiet at
SOC. a Sic. N~ MaM4tt s4Af@ Vt8Mf 1 NJ y
RICE The market was steady but inactive sfi
SUGAR-The market was very quiet, but holders were
firm in their views and full prices wercrcalized Tho
sales were only % hhds Cuba muscovado at l3ssc.
14hc., and 500 boxes Havana at l4'sc. Refined was
STEADY but quiet
SrsAxxE The market was firm but very quiet Re-
ceipts 162 packages stearne and 4s do grease. At
TAILow steady, with sales OF 80, 600 lbs part,
not ALL at 141sc. l4Ac. M s~s
TopAcco was rather quiet but prices firm. We
noto sales Of 95 bids. Kentucky at exc. CSC. Re-
ceipts lat hhds. and 3S2 packages -----
WHmKxY -Receipts, 800 bbs The market was mode
rately active and prices Grmer bat no higher. We
note sales OF 500 bbls. Western at 81 30. I A%~
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r1sra1h. residue thereof to Dc paid into the reasu-

1hd-Ihe residue thereof TO be paid into the Trcasu
ny OF the United States.
Foreign exchange firm In the morning, but |"
weakened in the afternoon when bankers bills at sky
days quoted 100 l0e the latter being the ra'e
asked; three days. hoy The lis Of some OF the Ger
man bankers were negotiated at 100. Some OF the ouy
OF exchange argue that hundred thousand oa'es
cotton will probably be shipped during the next %
weeks and that this will make about three miions nv'
hundred thousand pounds sterling Of exchange " MUSE
however be remembered that the imports are presols
equal in value to double that OF the exports
Petroleum stocks were rather dull At the hrsf board.
Piihoe Creek closed l6c lower than at the same ume
on Saturday Buchanan Farm &C.. Heydrck BIOS &C.
Bradley was &c. higher, First Na'ionai ioc. AZ
the second pubIic board Monongahela and Kanawha
sold nj 81 so. Cherry Run 2lc Germania (b.3o) &c.,
Excelsior Is lo 74c, Connate $40 So Buchanan Farm
d. 10Y TOO.
The proposals or the Juarez government Of Mexico
lust issued, for loan Of thirty millions on bonds in
denominations Of $50 $780, $500 and 000 payable in
gold twenty years from October l. 1865, sound oddly
enough in tho light Of the news received to day
Considering that Juarcz Is ofhcially reported
to have abandoned the cause OF the republic and
left the country his financial agents In this city will be
than likely to nnd tho proposed loan the most un
marketable Of all securitiea Meanwhile ton millions
offered sixty per dollar in currency, with the
privilege reserved OF advancing the subscription price
the remainder
The following figures compare the last weekly state
ment OF the New York associated banks with the re-
turns NJ he previouR week
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MONDAY, Oct 2s6 l.. N.
AsnEs.-Rcccrts l01 pkgs. The market duh.
but very nrin, previous prices in consequence Of
low and insufficient supply.
BRrApsrurrs Receipts % 755 bbs -FOUR :04 do corn
meal AZ 1a3 bushels wheat iso2o2 do corn 1903 $40 do
ois 1919 do rye, 15s do malt and OIL 10 do barley.
The transactions In State and Western lonr q
fair extent and prices changed In sellers favor &C. l0c
rcr Dbl tho market closing Arm, but rather quiet at tho
advance The sales comprised IL 600 bbls at revised
snboipcd quotations. Southern -four fairly active
and prices shade better with sales of about $50
hbls Gambia -four was fully &c 10c higher und r nm
improved demand with sales embracing $50 bbs rye
nour quiet and unchanged Com meal also quiet,
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Cosrbs Wa quies anu snehsnBsu We hcaro Of no
Tsr,cnrs The market was irregular Rates for corn
were higher while cotton By sailing vessels was taken
lower The engagements were 70 Liverpool Z 900
bushels peas eId 5000 do corn, e,<d 1000 bales
cotton s.iod "a Per steamer, 1900 bales cotton,
y" Hcrs-Tbc market continued arm for all descriptions
especially the prime grades Of h years. crop Of which
we note sales OF 80 bales ~ 500 e0c o. bales old crop
sold at 12c l0c., - 70 quality. s
Mot4.ssRs-The Market a. . general thing was very
quiet though have 70 NOTICE saes OF GIG bhds Bar
bados on private terma Nothing sold outside tho
above transaction, except IN very small way Porto
Rico was held at from s5c 70 81 10, ~ 20 quality.
Pnoynioss -Rcccipts, 223 bbIA pork, 100 packages
beef 10 do cut meats 81 do lard 1870 do butter and
$40 do cheese The pork market was trne iirmer AZ
the commencement but towards the clcss was unsettled
and heavy, and Al The close tho Improvement
cash. The sales were fair, comprising $500
bbis, including $500 bills mess Tor October and No
vembcr delivery sellers and buyers optsn At 90 80
s35 also $50 bb do for oil the year, buyers option on
private terms The sales deliverable tmmsdatsv cover
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Only moderate demand prevailed for wheat, but
holders were very nrm, and prices advanced &C. 3l.
per bushel the market closing firm at the Improvement
The sal,s were about IS 900 bushels Of 81 20 for
Chicago spring. 81 n 81 70 for milwaukee, club u 10
~ Is for amber Milwaukee, pnd ~ % " 10 for new
amber state The market for active, and prices
OF the opening nrner though without material
change The sales cover 132 600 bushels ~ 75c S3c.
for unsound and $50 SIC. for sound mixed Western,
closing with che tendency In buycrs favor Oats
without noticeable change; unsonnd sold 70 moderate
extent al SOC. J4c, and sound nj SIC Soc Rye was
inactive but Arm. Malt was In limited request, and
prices were almost nominal Farley was In improved
demand and prices were very firm We notes sales Of
VI rs for Canada westhc latter price extreme.
CcrIoS Receipts, 1908 bales The market opened
tribe rmer under the latest adviccs from Europe and
at the close prices fully 1c per pound higher for
nearly all grades with but little disposition The part
OF holders 10 sell at current prces The sales
5000 bales q revised quotations as fcdlo~s:--
INLAND Ployydn Mill NJ n ar
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$4,000 u s C's, 81 c
5CoU.6's, 5.20c. enc
10000 do. ........
2iOG0US6's,5 20cnieNc
10000 TT II, 7 3-l0.1s
10000 do. I'd q
$500 do. sd 8
1900 Missouri 6's...
5000 Mss cert
$1,000 do. ........
O shs BkCommerce
900 Cumb Coal pref.
100 Quicksi'vcrMg Co
100 Maripnsa Mg Co.
410 M Central RR.
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NOTICE..

ITO all whom it may concern Whcreas the
| South west quarter OF the south east quarter,
and the south ealt quarter OF the south west quar-
ter OF section SO, Township l3. north range east.
and the north east quarter OF the north west
quarter, and the north vest quartsr OF the north
east quarter Of section T. TowRship IL. north
range east. all OF Mt. piablo base and meridian.
has been by the afHdayits Of various persons. filed
in the District Land Office of the United States
at Marysville. State of Ga liiornia. being the Office
for the district within which said lands are >itua-
ted, declared 70 contain minerals and to be more
valuable Tor mineral than agricultural purposes,
by reason whereof said land has hitherto been
withheld from prc-cmptiop and sale, now the un.
dersiencd gives notice that he will on Moaday,
the 9th day OF October 1865. at J. o'clock A Nj
make application to the Register or Receiver OF
the United States Land Office at Marysville, and
adduce evidence to prove that said land, to wit:
The south west quarter OF the south east quarter,
and the south east quarter OF the south west quar-
ter. OF sectipp 33. Township j., north range 8
east; and the north east quarter OF thr NV. quar-
ter, and the north west quarter of the north east
quarter Of srclon 4, Township I2, north range 8
east, all of Mt. Diablo base and meridian, is more
valuable for agricultural than mining pu' poses,
and on such proof apply fer permission to file a
pre-empton claim to said J. nd. unless sufficient
cause to the contrary be then and there shown.
WILLIAM TURNER.
August 18th, ls65.=-6w
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MEDICAL ADVICE-Dr. VIM. K Dohprtys

MEDICAL ADVICE-Dr. VIM. X. Doberty's
Medical and Surgical Institute is becoming Il sine
qua nan 10 the welfare Of our State and health
Of our citizens; aud his rapidly >pr"ain. rrputa-
ton. although it MY eX,t surprise. is but the
signal oi skill and follows as the natural effect OF
such II cause. We are personally acquainted with
gentlemen who h I'd suffered for years under
chronic disease and who had taken advantage OF
every available means that promised relief, hut
thOut success. until they called upon Dr. Do
herty. who. in an incredibly short space of time,
has given them entire relief II is gratifying TO
announce this fact because the Doctor is Il gen
ueman who seeks not by defamation OF Others,
20 establish his reputation. or :" re the super
structure Of his own upon The ruin of anothrr's
la'ne. The Doctor conducts his Institute in such
a. manner that must be gratifying to all his pa.
.11 tents tie examines, advises. and recommends
wtnouf ". charge, and the patient after airing
n,S terms for treatment, can accept or reject 1T
P..easpre. l" no case Il es the Doctor make a
eparge unless be- effects u cure. This. he is able
70 no. because he feels the confidence which long
experiences has Civ n. and no doubt the con>ola-
Hoh which apprrtans to that confidence Per-
s""s lnl'ctea with either acute or chronic disease
would 10 we'll to consult the Doctor; at all events
~ ~ can do no harm as Tor consultation he asks no
zee; nor does he insist on obedience to his advice
Tniess T the patient places himself under his care.
MS onces are on Sacramento street. opposite to
zoe racisc Nail Steamship oface.-(S F. News.
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SUM M s.

State of California, County OF Placer. IS. In the
District Court of the l4th Judicial District OF
said State.
THE People Of the State of California to Mary
l A. Bumpus greeting: You are hereby sum.
moned to answer the complain OF Peleg Bumpus
in said Court. filed agai inst you within ten da, =
from the service of this writ exclusive of the day
Of service, il served 0n You in This county, but il
served on you without said county. and within
said District, twenty days: and it served on you
without said county and district. then in forty
days iron such service. egg us've of the day OF
service. in an action commenctd on tn" l4th day
OF September, 1865. in said court. to obtain n
Judgment against you. and decree of the Court
dissolving the bonds OF malrimony existing be
tween yourself and plaintiff, and granting such
further relief as TO the court mny seem just All
OF which you will find more fully set out in the
complain! on file. certified cory of which is
hercwi served. And y0p are notified that il
you tnil to answer the complaint ns directed
plaintiff will take Judgment by d"taplt against
you and apply 70 the court for the relief deman-
ded
In witness whereof. I D. ". Spear, Clerk of the
- Fourteenth Judicial District Court afore
! l.. $. said. d2 her"nnto set nv hand and i'm
~ press the seal OF said court, ut office in
Auburn, this l4lh day Of Sepielnher. 1855
p. W. SPEAR.
Internal Rev Stamp 50 cents. Clerk.
P. I'll Sibley, Atty for PIN. eeptlG 3m
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What crimes the war party and their
friends, The Ab"!ii"nisls, who control and
drive on this party, will have 20 answer fni
War is terribly d-InnrAlizng; social chaos
now exists all over the North and the South
Here we are stepped chm deep in murders,
rapes, hurgaries. d-falcaii"ns, etc. High
and low, rich and poor, those VIII" profess t"
worship God, and those who s"off AT sacred
things, are all alike. The m 'ral cuticle %,
the body polite is like the hide of the rhln,-
ceros, nothing can produce any SENSATION
there We take all these astounding occur-
rences rs matters Of course Railways
smash up aud kill score Of human beings,
and ma,m fifty Steamboats, sink with five
hundred Bank clerks steal half nilinn
of so called dollars. Merchants ks r"b
and plunder, and riot. aud dehanrh At the
rate If $40, 900 per year, salary $1,000 M-n
and women commit sucd, 4 bakers d"z.n
a week. Small boys even hang themselves
for fun r rh and happy married cnupIrs
leap from terry boats and drown. All tins
takes place wer ky, but we CANT stop to spec
ulale upon it. All rghl-g' ahead driv-'.
~ Y Day Book
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su NJ M oNs.

The PEoPIE Of THE STArE OF CALIFORNIA To
PERRY CLARK.
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED toapprcr
Il before me-. at my office in Ophir Placer
county, on Monday. the l4th day OF August A. D.
1865. ut .ock, P NJ, TO ansW er the complaint
OF a. mills. wherein he prays judgment against
you for the sum OF Two Hundred and Forty.
nine Dollars ard twenty-five cens.in an action ior
money paid on note, ana Board for you, as more
fully set tortp as per complaint on file in my OF.
fee to which you are referred; aud take moiice
II you fail so to appear and answer plaintiff will
take judgment M aforesaid.
Given under ny band, this 18th day Of August,
4. D. 1865.
JAMES MOORE.
Justice Peace. Township NJ 2.
Summons having been returned not served In
the above case, and it appearing to my satisfac
ton from the affidavit Of H. W Stair attorney
for plaintiff that there is good cause OF action
in said cause against defendant. to'wit: Upon Il
note and ace cunt filed by plaintiff, WHICH are qw-
inh TO him by defendant. and il further appearing
that the defendant. Pryry Clark is non resident
of the State of California. aud is u resident Of
the Territory OF Idaho. il is hereby ordered that
service OF said summons he made by publications
that the same lie published the space Of months
in the Placer Herald. n newspaper ms most like
ly to give notice to defendant. The Constable
making service Of this summons shall also deposit
in the post Office copy OF said summons directed
&c the defendants post Office. at his place Of resi-
dence. Said summons 70 served by publication
ms aforesaid. shall be ret ,rnAbe to me at my Of
ffe. at Ophir Placer county on the goth day OF
November. 1865. at IL O'Clock, NJ. when said
~ " ~ ~ JAMES MOORE.
X. s. scots. J. p, Township No. 2.
August l4'h. 1865 3m.
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oPHIR c: s. ( c. MINING CO.
Ophirviile, Rlacer County. CALIFORNIA.

NOTICE is hereby given that at a meeting Of
Gold Mining Compnny, held on Sept. l4th. 1865.
AN assessment Of five cents per share was lcyied
on the assessahie capital stock Of said company,
payable Immediately to the secretary in United
States gold and silver coin. Any stock upon
which said assrssmrnt shall remain unpaid on the
l4th day Of October, 1868. will he advertised on
that day as Delinquent and unless pa mcnt shall
h. made before. will b" sold on the 3lst day OF
October, 1863 to pay tn" delinquent assessment.
together with costs of advertising and expenses
oil sale
JOHN LEAHY, Sec.
Office Main street, Onhiryille PLACER County.
Sci tember 10Th. 1868 4w.
The Placer herald., 1865-10-14

A CURIOSITY We were shown this morn
ing hy Mr. Rorte. SAYS 'h- Reese River R-vl
lille, a rurinsliy which he found during h $
recent trip to Sm Ky Valley. Il is an Indian
bow of the ordinary -"g'h an superior flu
ISL. fashioned "u OF the horns Of NJ ,um
tain sheep. How the native artist oyercan-
the natural crooks Of the horn. and prodnr
ed bow of such elegant rpry-. We are at "A
loss to understand. This unique weapon
was the property of Shoshon. chief with
the queer na'ne. The arrows which
ther- Is full qniver-ars headed with metal
and flint.
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CHRIST GHURCH.

DIVINE SERVICE according to the rites OF
The Protestant Episcopal Church. viii he held in
the Court room on the SECOND ,nd FOURTH Sun
DAY OF the moulh. Morning >rrviceatl / o'clock.
Evening Service at O'Clock
The Sunday School will meet at o'clock
Persons desiring the profess onal service OF the
Minister at Marriages. funerals .etc. ARE request
ted to give notceto Mr.. J. /. RrO,Dne. Auburn,
or address him thus:
REV. ADAM A. McALISTER,
Assistant, Minister Grace Church.
Sacramento.
The Placer herald., 1865-10-14
SUM MONS.

The People Of the State # California, to Perry
Clark
VOU are hereby summoned TO appear before
i me. at my office in Lincoln, PLACER county, on
Tuesday. the 5ih day OF September. y. 1865. at
10 oclo,k X. A. NJ. to answer the complaint OF j. T.
Hamilton wherein he prays judgment against you
for the sum OF seventy-onc dollars and ninety
cents. in ap action on II certain promissory note
or due hill drawn Ivy you Tor the sum of S63 90,
interest on the same SS 90, as will more fully ap
pear by reference to the note on file in my office;
and take notice if yop fail to appear and answer
plaintiff " ii take JuGgmept as aforesaid. Given
under my hand this 2nd day OF August, \. D;
1865.
II w. STARR.
J.P. Township No. 10.
Sum,pops having been returned not served in
the above case, and it appearing TO my satistnc'
ton irom the atlidayit pl the plaintiff. J. 7. Ham
llon, tha, there is good cause OF action agains
said defendant in said case. to wit: on IA certain
promisOry note drawn and executed by the suit
defendant in favor of the plaintiff for the sum o
| $63 %. and interest on the same OF IS 80, max
ing the sum of $7l 30, payable in gold and sill
yer coin Of the United States And it further ap
pearing that the defendant. Perry Clark, is not
resident OF the State of California. and that he il
a resident Of Idaho Territory. it is hereby or'le
ed that service OF said summons be made by pub
licntion. and that the sape be published in the
Placer Herald ior the space OF thrce mouths.
newspaper as most likely TO give notice to de-
trndant. The constable making service OF this
summons shall also deposit copy Of said sum
mons in the post Office addressed TO the said Perry
Clark, and directed TO him at his place Of resi-
dence. Said SUMMONS so served by publication
as aforesaid shall he rturnnble to mc at my office
in Lincoln. Placer coppY. on Saturday the 23rd
day OF Deoemher, AID. 1855 at IL o'clock NJ. when
and here said cause will he called for trial.
II. W STARR,
Sept. l6lS65-3m. J. p. TIP. No 10.
The Placer herald., 1865-10-14
Not Uesirah'e.

From the tone and tenn ser OF the lea ling
articles of the Union. Aiia. Bulletin and
their servile erhops IN the interlor-al con,
,rolled ly Shoddy ~indlers or disgra ed
army officers, --nne would be led to mfr
that. afer all, peare is not so particularly
desirable AS some might suppose! hat there
are tr-nrndunus obs,rurti"ns in the way Of
a return to their Constitutional duties. hv
the rebel S'aes; and that. upon The whole.
the question is not ''how shall VIZ hasten the
desirable event?" bu, show long can il b.
deferred or prev-nted?" In support OF the
last inference we have silly but malignant
dia'rbes calculated to do more harm in the
work Of reconciliation, than ever did the
fiercest secessioni>,s in promoting retellon.
These papers have censures even for the
President, VIII" has been a retnorseless ah.o
cate Of the war, because 10 seems .l-sirnus
of re-esAhlishing as soon as p">sihle the
union "f those States If il is desirable tha,
peace and prosperity shond again bless tbs
land. then 'su, stuff rs we read in the
Abolition organs Of this STATE, is in the
worst possible taste. and cal rulated to have
a bad influence on the result. II hisunion is
desirabIe. then they are in the right wav,-
and # their influence is equal TO ,h-ir zeal
NAV prove able workers to that end, but rs
it is not dpsirahIe, they are simply Iu~ira.
ting the old adage thar. "a fnoI can do NOR.
mischief IN an hour than n wise m.m can
undo in \ twelve month" They copy with
ayiliiv the most sland-rous aud malignant
articles against the Southern psopIe, and
take delight in arous"g the worst passions
Of the ignorant and d-praye,l against Sou h
ern men. They are wholly and entirely dps
titu,e Of lberaliv, manIiness and courage.
and fit instruments "f the Shrdly villains
who have coined money Ou' "t the blood nf
the nation Il seems to Us that the line of
duty in this emergency, is Tor every good
citizen to do what he can in prn,n,i, a
healthy national feeling, and assist in allay
ing the asperi,'-s that have grown on. of
this "t@l-l war."-and he who finds it in his
heart to tear open the wounds Of the past.
when The great voice II the people is calling
for paclfi'alion and reconciliation. is As de,
void of true patriotism AS of common sense,
common deccncy and common humanity.
Mountain Democrat
The Placer herald., 1865-10-14

GRAIN.-Last year there were gown in
San joaquin county. 43 800 acres in wheat.
9n.473 acres in barley. 81 acres in rye, 27U
aer-s in oats, and ITO arrps in corn. The
estimated products "t these acres are. 927.'
$50 bushels wheat, 2 442 III bushels of bar
ley. 900 Ipsheis "als, ,lU4 bushels tyt,
and 80 4U8 bushels corn.
The Placer herald., 1865-10-14
LAND NOTICE.

NoIlCE is hereby given that will on the 2srd
~ OF October. 1868, npply to the Register Of the
Purchase No. 81. Of State Seminary Lands isrned
to Paul G. Murphy on the 10Th day of ovember,
1889; said land being the South East quarter of
Section FL, Township IL. North Range s East Of
Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian, containing LOO
acres.
PAUL c. MrRPHY.
Sept. 10Th, 1865 n.
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TO THE AFFLICTED.

-
nR. TOZER, in returning thanks to hi. ra
~ t'ents and friends in the ccur,ry. would
most respectfully inform them that he can lie
found as usual at his Institute n +. colnti JACK,
son and kearnry streets. dtvo,irp his tint and
intention particularly to the following dis,attb
viz: Syphilis in all its vaIious IONS. Conoil-
hoea. Gl"et, Structures ot the Crethra. Nocturnal
Emissions. Sexual Debility, Diseases OF the Blud-
der and Kidneys, etc. etc. From his long exrer-
lence and extensive practice. he can warrant II
perfect cure in all OF the above mentioned cases.
No GcptcriOus drugs used in my plat tce. Ny
charge are moderate and my treatment 10 my Ia
tien's. is always honorable. The utmost secrecy
observed in all cases.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
SloNl' you be afflicted With any OF the follcw-
ing symptoms such as Weakness Of the Back and
Limbs. Pain in the Head. Dimncss OF Vision,
ory. Confusion OF Ideas. ana Depression OF Spir-
its Evil torcboding. Sell distiust and IN Aversion
to Society. consult DR.. Tozer at once and he will
restore you to perfect health.
TO FEMALES.
When you are afflicted with weaknes In the
back and limbs. headache. loss OF muscular power
palpitatiou of the heart, irriiabiiy neiyou.u..k,
extreme urinary difficulties arrangement Of the
monthly sickness. sterlity, and o,htr diseases Pc
cuiar to females consult DR.. 1oztr. and you
will receive PARTICULAR attention. Let no ialle
lelicacy prevent you. but apply ut once and .ave
yourselves IRON painful suffering and premature
death.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Patients Of either sex, residing in any part of
the country. however distant. wbO may desire The
opinion and advice OF DR.. Tozer, can by submit
ting written statement Of their cases to the
Doctor, receive all the attention and medicines
necessary TO effect II cure without the necessity Of
u personal interview.
All lcttt RS strictly confidential opened and re.
piled to by the Doctor himself
Consultation at the Office or by letter FREE.
Eg- Cures in all cases guaranteed.
| DIR. CHAS. II. H.TONR,
apriS--lyr San Froncecoo