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ID Bay Rum, &C., at ELLis's
&c u 30 Pa. avenue.
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Cincinnati 81 hours !!
gKIsgeE SICKETs AND BAsGAs1 CEScIs - Rg
ZAP ~ WILMINGTON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-29

prosecution wished to reply TO Mr. Wal
ker's siicturcs which xas li.cteI to by
the other counsel for Mr.. Herbert. Ex.
Mayor Lenox, who was standing near,
was overheard ~ Sir. Radcliffe observe
that that WIS unfair or unjust. Mr.. Rad
elf sharply sad in reply. that they
wanted no oatsile interference here.
and in he course If the coilcqny that
ensueI, Mr.. Lenox called Mr.. X. liar.
Mr.. X. Immediately dashed at NJ.
Lenox bat Sir Booily quick interpos ed
nni prevented collision. Sab eauent-
Is Deputy Marshal Phillips made cam :
II INT befor Justice ThoNpson, Who W .
on the premises that he had reason 10
believe Mr. Radcl IT bad sent AMI Mr..
( i.enox bad received a challenge. Mr.. K.
vas forthwith arrested ana hc.i 10 bail
( in - 600 not to fight duel.
4 warrant was served on Mr. Lenox.
who has failed II appear at the evening
session Of The House.
+ Several other personal dflisul,es
growing out If the Herbert affair re.
main unsettled.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-29
k.iTESE

Washington, July %.
iotsE-Mr Crawford, speaking on the
slavery question, said the North never
respected the Missouri restriction excert
when 1t worked to their advantage. The
South ncanowlei rel it in the Oregon
OIL. The compromi-c measure of 1854
gave the South nothing but to which it
was entitled, AMI now whatever this So
cured to them is to be repudiated bv The
TWO parties opposed to the Democracy.
sAM Jewett said if Fremont should sue.
ceed on purely sectional ground, the re.
suit would be disastrous to the Union.
lie proceeded TO show that the nriieinles
anu policy OF the Know Nothlnps yvero
IN a'fec' conflict. not only with the Fed.
eral government. but The Constitution of
every state of which he bad knowIedce.
Dir Cox defended the principles of the
American party, saying it was ill,beral
IN his colleague 10 charge them win
de- p laid conspiracy.
AIR. Barksdale spoke in yin!ieation of
we Democrats of the Nortl. and South.
and OF the souniness Of the former rela-
i've 10 the Constitutional rights of the
latter.
mr. Reed took ISSUE and said Van Bu-
reh' Free Soldier, was now supporting
buchanan, besides II Northern Dsmo,
Gratis aa1 voted for Banks for Speaker
because he was a Democrat.
=, Washington, July 25.
Inc jury in the Herbert case, after re-
'','hg 'hree quarters Of an hour, return. |
ed verdict of aequital. The announce
ment was made with manifestations of
aeiieht, and Mr.. Il. was Immediately sur.
rounded by his friends, who accompanied
him to the kirkwood House. Abont !
O'Clock Mr.. Preston, attorney for the
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-29
Trustees Sale.

\IHEREAS. on thr lilh day of jan" 4 u 1854,
w Sdmun u. Atwood, ox cuted unto Thomas &
Etio min certain prnn sorry notes, zach for thr nm
81 Five ilUulrtd Dollars p,yaLe in one, two, thr
"u ir' six. seven, eight and ninc Yeas spr tive
y after thai date; and also 9th III. same
d1fef3T III. Sum fiy-thyre aud 81. 100 Dollars.
l1'!ahi' yen y ars theFeat or. And. WHEREAS. in
"idSf 10 secure the payment # said note- the san!
Atwood did on III said Itth DAY # June u 1901
convey in trust 10 David :. True, TrI~tc. hy writ
tn Inst um nt duly executed ard rccatdn,l The ia
lowing ies Nib u rra Estate situated in S1tt Coln-
", ~ thn STATE If Iva. 10 vii
All thlt pant Of the vacare! T wn ~ Pafkhurst
(naw l. Claire viii h i bound d as f5aw viz -
BssnnnE on the vs.; sid II : cunI u c.t a; - in,
N ths maldle f Book ten GGj. and ruuuiu. west
THROUGH H. mid lie II sand Block, and thraueh tn
m.d..c # i,Dtk i and 49, and across a twenty re,
an y - Tar ~ siIi town WAS Nacat Il: thence North
81 far n said town vacatci ;hcnrn cast . far
~ sad town was vacated. ia. south MI NJ The
"eSi SHE "f y conf street to III pac. # fe:inng
Al" the lowing lots of land situated in IN, said
Town 81 Shurst. (now l." clair') tn wit: Lets |,
:, }, ! aud Is, IN Block J. Also Lets !, $ II - i6
Aud wher as, one II The afere. aid notes Ito wiz The
bore u 5000, which va, made PAYABLE two years az
ifr ITS date, aud which u came dun the Iith day III
June a u 1886 is new du aud unraii
Now therefore, notice is r'ty given that 7, The
uhirrsgaed avid 5. True Trustee as aforesaid in
pursuance Of the provisions of SAID de4 % trust,
VIII OF the 25th day of August u 1886 b fore the
Court itousr door. in the city u Davcnprt in the
county aforesaid, AT tn hour Of two o'lcck in the
AFTERNOON n sad day, sell NJ public aHefinn to thr
hills idrr foE cash, thu aforesaid ne cfitaa lands
Or - much thereof ~ shall he necessary IT, satisfy
me am unit th"n due, on SAIL last alb, m ,ntoned
note with cot and expenses of making such sac
Dated at Davenport the :i'h day Of July \ ID 1856
DAVID :. TRUE
i!<"ia'g<.i Trust a. aforesaid.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-29
IRON NIEARAElr 4.

New cr.cauS. ] " u.
The steamer Gcena "a arrived last n.pht
from A>piuwall. Business que: Aspin
IS u " = sickly. Col. Walker vas ina,im-
rated Pr" ideht on The I2.h inst Riyas
still ho'ds Leon. Many Of the na'.ve, have
he Jared az inst Walker. Among tie de
seiters arr Col. Meadez and Gen. Chipon.
II i. Wdterj d.ninard VS. ent 70 Leon
on account Of a rum that the Gnatam Ne
an troops were a that place. They were
Gred o. by the Rivas party, End one of the
company was woanded, while several Of
tire Rivas party We're killed. NJ i. Wa~rrs
waited outside some time, but the enemy
not appearing retired
There were no signs OF an invasion NJ 'hc
latest ,tc. hit il is consi l-rc cert tin 'hai
hague of tie Northern States sill tx -trd
anil an invasion was look e. for al the close
OF The present season.
The wl ole vote for President was z roo.
Walker receive / 90e; he remainacrNer
scattered between Ferry and >a.sear.
New OIL ans, July %.
The steamer Dauiel Webster IA riycd 10
lay lon AspiMwail with California dates
10 he 2l.h. reports that the Illinois left
4 piaHall on The i9h for New york y ~
upwards of 81 zoe 200 IN tie Treasure d d
coo passengers.
T3err was ~ abatement OF tle excite .
NUT a san Francisco. The Co. m.itce OF
y g,h,nrr was stili N session. jude lcrt
Of TIE Supreme Cont La been arrested
for stabuits ore If he toau...e,'s TO-
Ii .iren"lu,c ma!ins an arrest.
\ 'hr .rn- coll,c'elhy The Iaw and or
d. i.en h., ems. nd ny the Ii.ilsure
Committee. MIR. Dnfllrc. one IT II" Com
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-29
KANSAS AND BLACK "NErLDLI-
CANlSM.o

RANSAS AND BLACK "HErLB Li-
CANlsM."
Why isit that tho Northern dsunion-
jots psuse and hesitate, AMI even refuse
b settle this everlasting Kansas dilI:eal-
yS Tho bill just passed the Senate,
and which the disunionists Of the North
ass bent upon defeating, would heal all
the difficulties in that Territory in eight
and forty hours. 1t yields everything
to the people OF the Territory it leaves
them TO adopt Just such Constitution ~
they prefer to adopt or reject the instr
tuition OF slavery. u repeals all tue
present test oaths, and gives every man
Who 10 an inhabitant Of that Territory
tho right to vole, and none ofher.-N \
Daily NesUs.
REMARKS The remarks Of lie
News, and the question it put, are
easily explained. The Northern f.nat-
ics feed on agitation, they ha~k and
fattcn in the heat Of sectional hate and
disunion speeches. They haze no
existence except in the turmoil OF b.;tc,
animosities and sectional discor,!-. ere
sted by falsehoods respecting ''horItr
Pufiianism" and Kansas war. 10 Set
tie Kansas difficulties at this time,
would plunge these corrupt dcna-
gogucs int, utter despair. They a,a,.
howl no more of freedom = s.a,el il
that terr / "y t.tere oH.
the iatc Kama III ,A
every existing obuoNio a.:ola. ~
and provides u way for lh' -pao"iv S..
Element Of the affairs Of thai Territory.
They do not oppose itupon any ration
al grounds. They declare that it viii
not do to settle those difficulties uu;;t
after The November clclnn, for il would
annihilatc all their clcctionccrur a;a-
unition. They have lived upon IA :
hoods manufactured ~ TIE ,cual
press, they would die prematuryly i
the late Senate Bill should be passed
hr a., u,,so uLoN r..,.,,, III
ci,ros f.. e;l r,.,.o,.;.n.Ilo H.,
that it V aid be unsafe to pas, it until
pr.s;do,, p;or.o ,ooo,o. -. con-,
~. -, .n - !, :,
xembcr election
Dase ana org'hera'e hFp"'r'l'F.
How long VI. lie Au.ri ean l,coIl Ic
Ja..;yoJ l.. ...........',..
'.''''''''o.
How long VIII the people oltnc Nar.#l
endure lie rascality of your nror...l
;, :. ,,.....,.
"a '''' '''.I l"'E4 "''io'i.9 q"
mon use a.F natsas II rral,
for 81, ct.,r.a rYu... N,,l.;l.
-, $500
mat t"e hiaeA hepuhhran iariT can
no longer associate with party lc!
b., s,ch L,o, c, -
" '"e" N""''S 40 'e"aie. '''c q. Z"
20. who's" 81 RI at ..:4a,.., n II
den,aooo,,r,sn, ami trop.na,o,, I.,.,.....
'sy' IL they were sincere III desiring
70 quiet the disturbances in Kansas.
.ber would .o,a c. a.. o,
" 'o'o 'o' '"e 'ei'''s Inv
anu restore order to that distracted
Territory. The News farther ,ll.
49,.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-29
Mrs. Prewitt, of the Yazoo Native Amer.
lean Banner. thus announces her new poll
zeal associate. Mr. John r Smi h.


lean Banner. thus announces her new poll
zeal associate, Mr.. Joha T. Smith:
"Mr. Smith. though remark lblv cour-
eeeus and amiable gentleman. has fougb,
nve dueis, killing his man every time He
brings into the political Canvass. beside a
9eneraI stock Of political information and
9eea Tor the cause, two bow,e-knives. one : +
raFson Beecher's Sharpe's rides. two six
seeetsrs, and :undry canes and shillelahs,
- to speak Of two pairs Of brass knucLja las
We bespsak Tor Mr.. Smith a COLL, i. I' g
eepticn BY the press-gang.
P.S,-Mr. Smith brings into the service
tsroeious pair OF whiskers, and diabo,;.
ca austaehe. which will carry dsmay in.
% the ranks Of the adversary. He has moi,
Yes srrtved at his post; his daguereotvpe
p ~ way, may be seen at Gurney's, taken
IN 9e in'mitable style of that artist.
N: D.-Challen9rs received from ~.
clock. A. NJ, 10 3 p. M
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-29

ys"as-Sam does you know why our club
Eoss in Tor Massa Fremont? Sam-Yes.
san yohaaing told me cat Cato Blowme,,gbt
tod !eEima Crow dat it was bekass hs
ew.sd nlggsrs and knowed how to treat ,em
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-29
.L.aNES Hxlfz.E.s.g.::

IL ~ IiuiiVH. INIsS idf tta''
'fo,a tho pre.s Of Derby & jackson OF New
p..h.,.p
,.;.
W. & Y" TO day few extracts ''o" ''''
tai NO k, ard IN ! c"s'ifne 70 lay te-
fare orr re.l,rs from fine 10 tipe, Some
I..;d...,. \, inc re If on
:, - ,.,'.4.a,,, ~. IL Pc .,icnc =.
= .....,..e,.l .,.,.,,.tan ii all. Is
t,i1',,,cy,t ng..ca e, .rI4anth- hiouzh
-. No.. n N ,,r,iur,
pr,p.
- q c,,l
I'm .s.,t !. F,.,Lt, c,,.,,t, p..,,-
- 20, og ~. \ s..,,,,I,. of
-. me 5gf ~ ~ a.
r,tiI,, cn,.,fv Loti.,. On M.
a. - aI,l ,......,,r, a.
- a,~ i',n,s,.,e ,.,llrv,yt
,.',,n c,,.,-.,. s,1 v. e.si,.g ,a,..,f,..,r,
,..atrt-
~ '.ri.,..,.c,.-. ~ ,a,,u.,.ti.t,
al.,nani,s. VII eli 90 arnea-
r...,.,ti lie ,,,.tl,,, n r. ,.srtl4.and A.
Tam. n,,ut,. 40 r-a,ly Ia IL form nj
,,o,tlf,.t..p paft e Sw YotA
:. ,oFruL,.,..s,..,y di.f.ed uto au H.
~ '''' -. ami. ,.,.,..s
n. s.n,h L.n.t.ir 90 i,ys,at.on Of the
pt4o r,t,.of W; t.. ,,rI.s II, boundary
an me .. Il and Tusc .rnra. or Coyc Noun
M, ,o4i.u.at. ~. bi-hrs, roiai
-. C.,. ,.t,ltain are e.t.rt.fei athr-
I.,..,r..l to-, above III. Willy.
~. ~, uhrr. VI Buchtpan irst sw
,bc II,b, of day.I. situated N a wi.d ald
oinaI.lIc rrrgc OF hi, mountain. In
,...rri,,., .,,.,.tn.,. OF The eta,t,l I'LL, >4--
ran,i, II. and lope doeul,..;s The SIDES of
i, ,mnhi,hoa,,e a hr.ni.ffl stream OF
,,,&r r'eay "a III grvst.j fountain ffom
Ah'chl flows. ~. andcrs through what vas
,,s4 rie,re1 field. no f.r from his hum
81. hir,htlr. The remains og tie Old
g4rla...i. r Inn are I. /. be cen .alllou,h
is.ef. lcs' lnt the chimney. Tney g.
4l. .,..l - ~. ~ r.l -, a,I ~ Crr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-29

Unwilling Houses to rent on sccas.i aud Thru
~ SIS, Ia the west end Of the city.
Ten aalrablc building Lets In siardevsnt. aadti,nI
near :! " - burrexs rosiieaee, for sale very
reasonable terms.
Two Lots the Blur head 81 Galne. .,ree,.-ena
uh"hstrnctcd River view Tor sale very cheap.
Several valuable Lots for business houses md ~ ell
lhgs, On iarristt aud Main streets, north Of kyth
Tor sale v,ryNw.
Ten valuah's building Lots on Second and Third,
ol the plrchas. tev
L"i u Green's addition; dwelling house on the
pr misses. fur ~alc . IA an
west hail Rot T. IA poek u house, we'll, and i'm
tprev ments
20 feet front by 81 fr deep on Main street. cpposi,a
the IeCiaire House Tor saIc.
Corner bot op Main amt Front streets for sale ebeap
West = Lot .. block &c, opposite u C,Dk's resi-
d. nee, for sale cheap on long time.
West v Lpt9, biuek ~. IrClares 1th addition
hou~r with rooms, anil s.ni stable.
Lots aud in Mitshrls addition, and DwrllinS
house - b. - on III for sale cirap.
y sw sec 3o H. ~ r east 50 acres for sale.
acre lot In Hcigiies u bins.p A Buiies's adinloE.
5" sndw Sc y. secs tpsD, r8e Tor sale.
\ = sc -, ~ ~ roe Clint y, county, g., aalc.
export
a. acres in q, tp IS 3 u; AL unde eu,tiva
MI. from city, for sais cheap.
". !, y. BOT. TOR 3E, iG0 acres Q mica from,
\ Davenport, Tor sale
Sc. sofswsia sw sotNExs and
OF \ w Sat Is II 10 W Louis. County ADJ
( joining tin'er t"r sale
q Nv ss?ir77 r. " one mile from TN
4 CITY ~ Mus eatinr, Tor sale
~ aer's Land 20 nndrr cultivation, fenced. story
hos good water $50 fruit trees premises. being
the W y ofS W % 4 Is Raj . miles from Dsve,-
port. for sale.
y acres VITA dwelling house aud stable and othc.
improve adjoining The city of Davenport, fof
falc
W 4 ofNw tSioTs03E. 80 acres for sale.
Forty acres No prairie land, p,ar Walcott, for
sale very low price t5na.
Thirty acres ~ Lind in Wet Davenport, far sala
cheap ~ - u from four 10 eight acres fine view %
River aud Twin Cities
Also several other valuat,r tracts Of Real Estat. in
the city aud country, .0s sale by
ALLEN 4 DOOLAN,
ostl. an No. I Orr's Building.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-29
X Sol.
.StI1'Es'g'.

pfth ~ hINf ma Ut ~ W Land G.r.a At Iowa
CRY ia tn, State IL 1ewa
Motto. Is h're'w eiv'n. that IN pursuance - law
AMI in view - tle report of Tn register and re-
4 iver al Iowa Cry DIVA. That the vacant Land in
mat District Is reiuc low Ino h,ltdge thau-auh
acres tn Secretary OF tire Int ilr has dir fct Il That
the Iand once at Iasa ciiy bidiSco Il ana thc
lands remaining Unsn'd al the time " The dis t4nt -
ance he made subject b sale and entry u. Eort Dcs-
81 in ~. Ia -aiI Stata.
Lamb r'maung uns3la and unappropriat by law
1pi sui ci !, private entev AZ the Land one, now
disentnud VIII cease 10 b" subject To eutrya sand
onis ftpm Ia ddtt OF th receipt OF no that r.
e. - ID te-i ter snd liver th reef. ant tn land
~ = ~ Fart VI IL VII! XIV puhic notice Of
til DAY on which they viii caf,d torst.ig. an
piaati3ns ~ .afits " n h an'i- their one:
Gwen under my hini ~ The city 81 Washngton,
tAis l5ti day of ilii A y 1856
TICS \. HENDRICKS
G u'riissi,ncr Vi tn neral Iai ONE.
flp27 lI~6i
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-29
GCRNEX'T PRESlDENT.!

Life of james Buchanan, Paper, Pre- %
= - Cloth 81 90
john Charles Fremont. rapsr, -
Goth, - 81 %
assn y comlete editions rHLi Ii H. F5r sale III
TILE TWIN CITY BoOk STORE
.nd Il. opp. ~ Cstrr House
E3S
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-29
H,ifs;slCss DIRECTORY.
Enal1i.a * ENrhnu-c.


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! =. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. tItl..E.,r
/ t.4..I.... = Ora ,i.it,\..........s #a4. st,..t
Hardware.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-29
2nn IsiIS fnrr.,E.
\, .is!ED.

4 Girl. g. 10 canefal house work t. sucl an one
"A Z nd WAGES and p-frlan"nt employment will Dr.
sisen. Enquire al this unlec.
JulA 2S.-,lif
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-29
Dissolution.

TIE Co-pirtn 'rshp heretofore existing b-fw~n
the sue-efitrrs under the o. In CO BHosks \ SS-
LEys was aiss lvrl n lac eth lust. The etsi-i
accounts Of ID late u M, siu be- tiqufiatsd By d =.
Brooks. who viii continue tie hnsiness Of the old
stand. ID BROOKS
July 20 1SJG--1iw BAlIEY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-29

oytt 1nti abty' The Capitol
Every policy holder may share In the profits OF the
business di may receive the anne IN .sH or m ~
asrof III" aH"nt insured. By reduction u tho
annual premium
accompany 10 thr United States Un-re sus rinr ad-
wiiAst 8. ~ anars are carefully and economically
managed and it, pruntS hays ben larger Than other
iAfr Insurance Company, with s"and CASH q rsr,L.
TIC meat division 0f profits mNi take place IN $50
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-29
GREEN IND EEiGN YTiS.

nraet from Nv YaGk CIV To-. r',.rv With ! ho,r ,
q 81. b. u- iIse -, rut to ruef,ri.rs ali ,
Y IL. "ity % f"H44 = WILEY / NJ NIGHTS
htteHmrrt Jay 25th, ls5f -lw nd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-29

Caler This had limited number II .fc~i,l no, &c,
WI b ins's Il Al tn cents pr line each ,nscrtu
or fitfy ccats PER week
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-04
Miscellany.

MANY life is bligthed from its
youth, by the neglect of the world,
the frosts of poverty, the canker of
care, and the dull, gloomy place in
which fate willed its residenc many
young girl, depressed by circum-
stances, and denied the sunshine of
love and admiration which would
have called into soft and fragrant
bloom all the nature which lay folded
in col1ness and reserve, has felt with
in her the possibility Of being all
that her more favored sisters were !;
but has seen her unexpanded graces
and traits of character drop away
like the leave of the bud which with
ers while opening. Many a nature
az full of affection as the rose is of
aroma, has been chilled by the atmos-
phere of indifference around it, until
it perished with its sweet shut in its
own bosom. Saddest of histories are
those of possible and anticipated
beauty and happiness which were nev-
er allowed to be.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-04
MEDICAL.

from parent Ia child and entaling upon tho oprinr
ruined constitution For the Of all these rrns
OF disease. The doctors guarantees a cure or asks
compensation The Doctor can nc consulted nv l.l.
ter or Otherwise frtc OF charge and invites all who
afflicted to call upon him, where he will them
such shti'Gciion ne they can obtain no where ,lse
His rooms nrc No and Armory Hall corner OF snc-
ralnrnio anh Montgomery streets. san Francisco
! THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE
GE!Crcat Blessing To Mankind '-Inro~cnt hni Pc.
Iicnt!Dt. l. j. Czapknys Prophylnc,icum. tSelf Div
injecting Agrnt.l -Ire prev euiRNe against gon,r.
-hcea and syphIc disenses nnh an unsurpassed rem.
edy for NIL the NCnerial. scruious gancrenous snd
canccrous ulcers triid discharges from the varip7
uterus and urclhra. and a culaneou@ crnpiions ana
dscas"-. For sale Mt Dr l.. j. CznpksyS office. ~
nory Hail. corner nf SacrHmento and Non'Vomcr,
streets, San francisco. As rnCcul"lion = proven.
tatlNe agnnsi small pox, 80 - DR. L. J. C2npkaH's
Prop ilaClicum n preventative 9galHst sIphicHl ami
gouurrheal diseases. Harmless in ITSELF II posscEas
the power of chemically destrn, ing The svphiltic
rus. and thereby saving thousands Of Young dehauch-
from being infected ~ the mott oaihsomr of nil
diseases. Let me- Young man VII" appreciates hcnl
be without Dr. Czapkays rrophilaricum Il IL In
very convenient packages and W he found convent.
cnio use, being used ms sonp. That dsonse can hr
prevented by the use of proper agents. j. az well
established fact Tint They can he cured after their
establishment. The principle which il now univ, r.
sally recoenzcd Vas received even before the days of
JCnner, the dlscOvcr'r o the vac Cnnion IN 1926 and
its multiplied benefits since hHyc received.
they deserved the attention of the medical frcuv.
II in pursuit 0f this branch OF The medical sc'-
TINT Dr. H. J. Czapkay fortunately made the di.
covery Of his Prophaccum, which, for the prevcn-
ion of slphilc. gonorrhca cancernus and cntanecus
disCrdcr stands unrvaled 10y any agent IN the Phg--
macopuca The effect of this agent nfeT cuion is
immediate md removes the possibility Of n cnntrac-
ton OF disease IT, however the disease hns been
traced, il is useful in neulrazlng the rosonou- secr"
iiuns which. by absorption. produce tie horr con-r
QurnSes known IA secondary syphilis II has hcen
administered by the Doctor ~ man, thousand cascs,
and he has Vet 10 find the llrs IN which has failed
suhserve the purpose for hch it was administer
ed Price, IS. Full directions are attached TO each
package. In eases where Prullar cum is used ~ =
curative. Dr. l. J. Czapkay " II furnish gratis pre-
scripiion for his Blood Purifier
All communications from the country. addressed
ly to Dr. l. j. C2apkay, san Francisco will h" 'rcty
and con6deutaily attended 10, and tie rcmt dies
with the greatest care and secrecy Immediately dis
patched, by Express or other conveyance to their d't
tinaon.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-04

- DIR. j. l.. CZtPKAY The gentleman whose
panC forms the caption Of this notice. il one Of tina
few modern physicians who's" applicalicn 10 his pro-
fssion and devotion To the afflicted render him nike
AN ornament To tie and n bcncn' 10 the other A
Hungarian by birth he sought with Kussuth In place
hls country among the nations of the earth bcyOnd
the oppressors rule. that her 81 rs might rejoice in
the practice OF those prccepts which alike
glory and our pride. In his tnurts ~ To do. he hrs
reaped the reward Of Intellectual resistance o cpprcs
sion. and IN homo and country know him more -
Apart. howaver from his claims upon our consider
alton n patriot, the tcsmori IL of character and
capacity which ne brings eulit'e him 10 public conn>
dence, 10 the exclusion or those who neither
the one or the other. As gentleman his Character
is untnrnished: as physir n. his skin unsurpassed
and to those whose impruie ce has left upon them
the tans OF discnse. can on cientousy cormt nd
him with the assurance ihn in him they will find n
friend whom TO know is gr~tg in. Tn" Dr. Office
is No. and Armorv Hall rmer OF Sacramento
and Montgomery streets. san anciscn.