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Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-18

To the A1ilIcted.--Let no false delicacy prevent
the invalid from seeking medical relief-the card of
DR.. l.. J. CzAPKAY, to be found IN another column In
dcates where to obtain reliable and competent ply
sican. 1t is seldom that we are called upon to bear
testimony In favor of the skill Of any ply scian but
a sense Of duty as well as justice demands that we
should not pass Dr. Czapkay by without something
more than mere mention Unlike the greater por-
tion of those who thrust themselves and their nostrms
before the public, whose practices are empirical Dr.
Czapkay is gentleman of rare medical and scientific
attainments, having held the position OF chief surgeon
Of the lberating army during the late Hungarian
Revolution, being voted honorary member Of the
Philadelphia College of Medicine and is possessed of
all the requisite experience and skill for the success
ful practice of his profession 1t is to the care and ad
vice Of such physician we would recommend all
suffering from the effects Of sexual private diseases
feeling assured that in all such complaints whether
arising from Infection, ndscretion, sefa USE or loss
of vrty he can guarantee, from his extensive prac-
tice, speedy and permanent cure To those suffer-
ing from the effects OF physical and mental debility,
we would say, let common take the place of
false modesty, and seek such advice as will save you
from an untimey grave, and lead you back again to
pristine health, conslt Dr. Czapkay whom we cheer.
fully endorse as sktul and tried physician, capa-
BILE of coping with and successfully eradicatns those
se-niicted mseres the evils Of empirical practices
and all diseases of n seminal nature DR.. Czapkay,s
rooms are on Sacramento street, opposite the Pacific
Mail Steamship Co.'s office, San Francisco.
decl6-3m
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-18

DRAMATIc,-At the Boston theatre they are
giving Scribe's 'Czarina, in magnificent style,
but without creating much enthusiasm. Mr.
and Mrs. E. L. Davenport, Manager Barry
and lady, and others, appeared to advantage
IN It, but it don't take. The Martinetti and
Blondin troupe appear as the Howard and
make good tricks and attractive performan.
ces. AT the National they have Louisa
Wells, and an equestrian drama, with scream
ing bills. The Museum is doing a standard
business with its own stock company. and is
popular resort. Christy and the Holians
are at Ordway Hail. Mrs. Barrow is now
giving social readings at the Masonic Tenn
pie. Falstaff Hackett commences at the
Boston next Monday. George Holland, one
of the most popular low comedies ever seen
in Boston, at farewell benefit was honored
with an audience of only 200. w. II Senter,
late of this city, and husband of Mrs. Annie
Senter, is managing the Lexington, Ky, the
atre. The Boston theatre and the Melodeon
estate are advertised together-the first for
lease from March next, the latter for sale.
The following pleasing incident in theatri-
cal life will be duly appreciated on your side
of the continent as well as ours:
Between Mr. VIM. Warren, the inimitable
comedian, and Mr. Edwin Booth, the popular
tragedian, warm attachment has for a long
period existed and some time since the for
mer presented to the latter valuable portion
of the costume he wears in the character of
Richard III. Mr.. Booth, knowing his and
his fathers old friend, like others of cuual
distinction, to be extremely fond of a pipe.
recently purchased very rare meerschaum
in New York, and having caused it to be
handsomely and elaborately mounted with
gold, on Friday afternoon last gave dinner
to Mr. Warren when the waiter brought in
the pipe on salver The comedsan exam
ined it, praised it, inquired, as is quite natu
raj to cOnmoisseurs in such things, where it
was purchased, &c, and suddenly discovered
his own name neatly engraven on the gold
plate it bore. The compliment, the gift, ami
the delicate manner of its presentation, were
worthy both the donor and the recipient.
Boston Cor, dHa
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-18
Inn PnEs1prNr's MrssAar-Mr \

THE PRESIDENTS MEssAGE-Mr. Buchanan
IS using more .'nan ordinary precaution to
prevent the publication of his message in ad-
vance of its communication to Congress, and
he has also charged his Cabinet to withhold
from the press every letter and figure of their
annual reports until sent to Congress, and
through that body communicated to the pub
lie. In this, however, his instructions have
not been literally obeyed, as my letter will
exhibit, before | close. Mr.. Buchanan in
many ofhis notions is thoroughly old Eogy,'
and seems not to keep pace with the spirit of
the age. The opinion of his Cabinet is that
all these documents should be forwarded in
advance to California, as a simple act of JUS
tice to that distant region Wash. cor Alta.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-18
Total.

A New DoDGE-STEALING GooDs SENT
HOME TO THE PURoHAsER.-Some days since, q
young lady residing in Bleecker street called
at a store in Broadway to make some pur-
chases. After selecting a quantity Of trim
mings she left, having given directions that
the articles should be sent home. A few days
passed, and she called again The bill wa,
given, when she declined payment, on the
ground that the goods had never been receiv
ed. The merchant instituted an investiga.
ton, and soon obtained a solution of the
problem
The goods had been taken to the house in
Blocker street, as directed, and delivered to
a maid servant, who upon being interrogat-
ed, stated that as she was carrying them up
stairs the door.bell was again rung, and she
went to answer the call. She found a man
at the door, who told her that the goods had
been taken there by mistake, and demanded
the parcel Supposing that all was right,
she gave 1t up and he left,
A similar trick has been played at several
places, and generally with success, Two in
dividuals attempting it recently in Williams
burg, excited the suspicious of the person
delivering tho budget, who traced them to
the South Seventh street ferry, and there
caused their arrest.-N Y. Post.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-18

Ton CoRwIN's LAsT.-At trial recently
held at Yellow Springs, Ohio, growing out Of
difficulty between some of the students and
faculty of Antioch, the "Old Wagon Boy,
who represented the faculty, was exhibiting
to the jury foil, or cane, belonging to one
of the students, which was probably used in
the melee. Tom was in his usual happy
mood, and brought down the house fire.
quently by his witty illustrations of the no.
BILE science of fencing; now parrying imogi
nary thrusts and anon throwing himself
fiercely upon the attack.
At last, having exhausted his full store OF
pleasantries, with one fell thrust, he made
feint to strike one of the students Mr.. Fisher,
who sat near by, and with look of unfa
thomable gloom, and a voice of Stentor, he
thundered out; "And what would YOU do,
sir. being unarmed, if should attempt to
pierce you through?" Imagine the roar of
laughter which greeted the last eloquent ef-
fort of the "old stumper," when the half
frighted student, collecting again his wits,
sprang to his feet, and successfully exclaimed
"I'd sOelcome yoW, sir, aoith bloody hands, to a
hoSpita6le grave. - Ohio Press.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-18
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Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-18

Our FoREIGN RELATIONS The Message
will be of unusual length but it is filled up
with detailed statement of our foreign ai-
fairs, including a long narrative of our Cen
tral American difficulties, and the manner in
which he has aimed to bring Paraguay to a
proper sense of her national obligations. 1t
will repeat the recommendations made one
year ago, respecting Central America, New
Granada and Mexico, and ask authority, Go
well as an appropriation to enable the Presi-
dent to force these several parties to recog-
milton of our right. The Message will also
congratulate the country upon the successful
termination of the Mormon difficulties, and
the negotiation of treaties with China and
Japan. The settlement of the long standing
dispute with England respecting the right OF
search will be duly noticed.
Mr.. Buchanan is tyrant with his Cabinet,
and not one member of it would dare publish
his annual report without the consent of the
President first had and obtained. Under
previous Administrations the President Sc
lected his own course, with respect to his
Message, but the heads of departments ar
rnged among themselves as to what course
they would pursue in relation to their annu-
al reports Now the President is the auto
erat and he says no! Your reports are to be
given out when say the word, and distribu-
ted to such only as may direct. Last year
he confined them to New York, Philadelphia
and Richmond. The New York Herald had
to be accommodated. Mr. Buchanans pet or
gan IN Philadelphia could not be overlooked,
ana Gcv. Floyd protested against the "0ld
dominion" being neglected Cincinnati, Chi
S@go, ST. Louis, Nashville, Mobile and New
Orleans were all slighted, and only in order
10 sAemPlliy the fact that Buchanan could
ana would have everything his own way.
Dut this year the President has failed to
sop all the leaks, and am enabled to fore
snadow the leading features in the annual re
ports to be made to Congress- Washington
cor. Aha
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-18

PRESIDENTS MESSAGE AND Secretaries RE-
PoRTs.-We find in the New York papers va
rious speculations as to the contents of the
Presidents Message and Secretaries Reports:
A dispatch in the New York Tribune, da-
ted November 18th, says that there seems to
be no doubt that the Message will recon-
mend, in strong terms, the construction of a
railroad to the Pacific.
The President will take strong ground,
in his Message, on the Nicaragua question,
and the ratification of the Cass- Yrissari trea
ty, and no combinations of European Powers
will be allowed to prejudice the interests of
the nation who must use these Isthmus routes
in its domestic trade, a hundred fold more
than all the rest of the world together
1t is the opinion of those in the confidence
of the Administration that the President will
recommend the adoption of the Tariff of ls46
He IS decidedly opposed to putting duty
upon tea and coffee.
Secretary Cobb is said to be against any
augmentation of the Tariff, but will have to
yield or quit his post.
A Washington dispatch in the New York
Times, says:
Secretary Floyd is rapidly regainng his
health, and is now busily employed at his
private residence preparing his annual report
The report, | understand, is longer than usu-
al, but proposes no radical change in the
present Organization of the army. Utah mat
ters will be treated Of at length, and full
explanation given the country why the Nor
mon war, which was only threatened war,
cost so much money. The Quartermaster
Generals report alone shows an expenditure
of nearly five millions of dollars in that ex-
pedition. The entire expenditure by the
Quartermaster's Department for the last fs.
cal year, was $9,4l1,2 ,276 39, and the est.
mates for the year ending June 9Oth, 1858,
are as follows;
For Quartermaster's expenses, $6,912,0OO
For clothing and camp equipage, 1,l29,S00
For contingencies in the Army, $4,000
Total, $S,O66,S0
The estimates of expenditure in the Navy
Department for the next fiscal year, for the
Navy proper amounts to thirteen millions, a
million less than those of the current year.
So that no large increase of force in any quar-
ter can be contemplated at present
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-18

The PRESIDENTS COMING MEssAGE-TUF
MEXICAN MATTER-The Presidents Message
IS completed, with the exception of the alter
ations and revisions which may be made ne.
cessary by the additional information coming
IN prior to the meeting of Congress. Mr. Blu.
chanan is desirous of initiating bold and
vigorous foreign policy, especially with refer
ence to Mexico and Spain; but his eonstitu
tional timidity renders him particularly a
verse to taking any steps which Congress
0ay not thoroughly and emphatcallv in
dorse. 1t will be remembered that last wear
he intimated the propriety Of having suitable
means placed at his disposal to enforce our
demands against sundry foreign powers As
Congress paid no attention to these intma-
tions, his Message will rather grunble at their
failure, fear, than repeat the recommends
tions This is much to be regretted. If Mr..
Buchanan would but make bold, distinct and
positive recommendations, however much
partisans might carp and cavil, the people
would sustain him.
Especially is this true with reference to
Mexican affairs. The public mind is ripe for
an American PrOtectorate of that Republic.
and Presidential recommendation for its es-
tablishment would be received with acclama-
ton, and speedily direct public attention in a
great degree from the sectional questions
which bid fair again to disturb the delibera
tions of Congress- Still, the President does
not intend to lose sight of the necessity for
radical policy with reference to oar decayed
neighbor. Mr.. Forsyth, late Minister to Mex
leo, has arrived home, aud the Administra-
ton is considering the propriety of immedi
ately appointing a successor, accrediting him
to Juarez the Constitutional President of
Mexico, whose star seems to be again so far
in the ascendant that the moral force of his
recognition by the United States would pro-
badly end the struggle substantially in his
favor.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-18

The NEXT u. S. MINISTER TO MEXICo-SAM
UoUsToN SUGGESTED. Should it be decided to
send out new NJ mister, the present DISPOSE
tion is to choose him with reference to his
strong personal qualities, rather than for ex-
pertness in diplomatic quibbling We have
no intricate or delicate questions with Mexi
co. Our only demands are for good neigh
borhood, fair commercial intercourse. and
Justice to the American claimants to whom
Mexico Is indebted to the extent of some mill
lions of dollars The latter point, it is under
Stood can be promptly arranged with Juarez,
if the United States will accredit Minister
to him, and SO aid him in ending the strug.
gle. His most bitter enemy has been the
Church-and for this reason, as well as be-
cause there can be no permanent peace in
Mexico while the priests have in their hands
the means Of buying up the army and so ere
ating revolutions. Juarez will be disposed to
confiscate the Church estates, and from the
funds so raised pay off any claims OF Ameri-
can citizens which proper Commission shall
declare to be just demands against the Gov
ernment of Mexico. In the present emergen-
cy no better man probably could be selected
for the Mexican mission than Sam Houston, of
Texas, who is bold, frank, and practical, a
man of strong individuality, we'll calculated
to impress his own views upon Juarez and
just the man probably to bring about the
Protectorate if that should in the future seem
to be desirable. | have reason to suspect
that Mr.. Buchanan is looking to Houston as
the man of the time and for the place. We
shall see.- WASH cor. Bulletin.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-18

PERsoNAL.-It is announced that G, Kem-
BILE and his friends viii vigorously contest
Haskin's election from the Ninth District OF
New York, before the State Canvassers first
and falling there, in the House. Haskin's
friends and supporters are jubilant over the
result, and at various places in the district
are preparing for congratulatory meetings
speeches, bon6res, firing of cannon, etc.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-18

TIE WAND AFFAIB.-It has been suggested
to us that there will be publication within
a few days in reference to the Wand affair,
which will put it before the public in a
new aspect.
We are authorized to say that Col Melo-
ney has been prevented by his friends from
making statement in regard to the matter
in the public prints for the present, but that
he declares the whole story of Mr.. Wand, so
far as he is concerned, a malicious and un-
founded accusation. Mrs. Wand, we learn,
denies that there has been any improper
conduct between herself and Col. Meloney
or in connection with the letters published
by Mr.. Wand, and, in fact, eontradicts the
entire statement of her husband. A few days
will give further developments.-Sac Morn.
ing Star
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-18

r UB'A correspondent of the New York
Times Times states that during the late canvass in
Illinois, Senator Douglas addressed his con-
sttuents in fifty yseven counties lie met Mr..
Lincoln once in each Congressional district
made fifty nine set speeches. of from two to
three hours in length seventeen speeches of
from twenty minutes to forty-five minutes in
length, in response to the compliment of sere-
nades; and thirty-seven speeches of about
equal length, in reply to addresses of vel
come OF these one hundred and twenty
speeches, all but two were made or continu-
ed during heavy rains. To do this, Mr..
Douglas crossed, from end to end, every rail
road line in the State, excepting three, be.
sides making long journeys by means of
horse conveyance and steamboats,; the road
travel amounting TO 5,227 miles By boat
ne made almost the entire western side of the
state, and all that portion of the Illinois
river which is navigable by steamboats,.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-18
1ailp Natloual 9emotrat.

Agency NotIce.-Mr. L. p. FISHER is our only
authorized agent in San Francisco, to receive adver-
tisements receipt for the same, to transac busi
ness generally for the DEMOCRAT. Office 1715( Wash
ngton street, Cup stars) nearly opposite Maguire's
Opera House,
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-18
Agent at Marysville.
PARK 4 WHITE, Agents,
San Francisco.

New Medical SaIt.-The most remarkable
discovery in medical science since the days Of
EGalen, Is the Antphlog CYSTIC Salt, recently discover
ed by Doct. f. Coggsweli, Of Boston. 1t is per-
feet substitute for the lancet, the leach and the
blister, failing diseases Of nammato-
ry nature. This wonderful combination OF chemical
salts is not patent medicine, but the prescription Of
eulnent physician. 1t cures only diseases caused
by inflammation, such rheumatism, Brain Fever,
Neuralgia, Scrofula, Dyspepsia Ulcers, Gravel, Asth-
ma, Piles, Venereal and cutaneous diseases and in
short all diseases proceeding from inflammation, wheth
Of the head chest, lungs, throat, abdomen or
tremities Its effect is TO balance the fluids of the
body, and eQtdize the circulation Of the blood. 1t
operates in the prevention and cure of malignant dis
eases in precisely the same manner as the vaccine
matter which resembles alike in its application and
effects This chemical combination is so powerful and
instantaneous in its results, that the dose is only what
will adhere to quill dipped in the Salt and held to
tongue for minute The most astounding results
have invariably followed its in the Atlantic Staes,
and thousands of testimonials as to its virtues be
furnished, if required. Works, however, and not
FAITH what's asked for this Salt try 1t and It will
prove its efficacy. 1t is put up in drachm pack
ages price two dollars, and will be forwarded by mail
post paid to any part of the country upon receipt
of that sum addressed to REDINGTON & CO., San
Francisco Full directions accompany each pack
age. AS supply can be received, 1t viii
be for sale by all Druggists in the State.
RICE, COFFIN & CO.,
II
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-18

CALIFORNIA INDlANs.-The Chief of the In
uian Bureau has resolved to recommend that
t9e present Preservation" system be abolish
ed' 50 far as it applies to California. This
should have been done in regard to all terri
SSofy long since. The Indian should be al
to'Ied his section or quarter section of land
@nu then taught to cultivate it. Should he
prefer the chase, then let him live by the
tnHse II he can. Experience would soon
IeFch hlm the melancholy fact that the buffa-
Is isst disappearing, and that necessity
oF %oula drive him to the plow for the means
.l ol sustaining life. The time has arrived for
'''iS ehange. .-Erchangs
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-18
w- THERE ARE FEW THIYGs which alrord

eY THERE ARE FEW THINGS which afford us
greater pleasure than sitting down'to write notice Of
the CELEBRATED HOsTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TERs because we are fully conscious we are confer
ring public benefit and our heart tells us that by
our notices, many have been induced to take these
Bitters' and been rescued from death by Dyspepsia
Diarrhea, ETC., etc. for the cure Of which it is certain
The Bitters have always been known to excel all other
preparationsiA the speedy of all the diseases the
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ties with the name "Dr J. Hostetters Bitters" blown
on the glass, and also stamped on the cap covering
the cork, with the autograph of HOSTETTER 4
SMITH on the label. We give this caution in order
hatpersons may not be deceived by any of the nu-
merous counterfeits and limitations now in market
Sold by the principal Druggists and first class Ii
quor Dealers and Saloon keepers.
E. WIDEMANN, Dealer in Wines and Liquors,
Agent at Marysville.
PARK WHITE, Agents,
ueCl-lm San Francisco,
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-18

Syrup OF Yellow Dock. SarsnpNriIIO, and
IOdide OF Potash.
wouldlnform my patrons and friends that can
guarantee my concentrated Syrup Of Yellow Dock,
sarsaparla and Iodide Of Potash,"as the very best
preparation Of ofsarsaparilla now in use.
We simply ask trial OF this medicine. 1t is fur
nished TO the trade in boxes containing doz bot
ties each and supplied upon the most terms
Ample directions accompany each bottle.
Apply to s. I. WATTS,
Wholesale Druggist,
Firststreet, Marysville.
For sale by Il. +. SPENCE,
je5u Druggist, 80 Main street. Nevada.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-18
0danted,
WANTED.

THE ADVERTISER, A YOUNG MAN, be-
l. ing out of employment is desirous of engaging
in some permanent occupation; is quick at figures,
and with the pen, and understands Bookkeeping.
Salary of secondary consideration.
Address j. p,
nov27-tf-2p SAN FRANcIscO.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-18
nX-The Wnshinctnn cnrresnnnden

CB The Washington correspondent of the
New York Tribune says;
"The triumph of Douglas in Illinois ex-
cites more feeling here than all the rest OF
the State elections. 1t is felt by the Admin
istration as the severest blow they have yet
received.
1t has strengthened the reports of the with
drawal from the Cabinet of Secretary Cobb
to whom the Lecompton policy of the ad-
ministration is mainly attributable"
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-18
LOST.
Garden Seed !!

A FRESH SUPPLYING Crop OF this
IA year-grown at the Garden and Nursery OF A.
F. Smith,
AlsO-An invoice, this years. crop, from New
York GEO LAW
Fruit Tree and Garden Seed Depot, 95 street,
near the Post Office, Marysyle dee7
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-18
FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY.

SE HAVING bought the stock Of Goods of Mr..
s$H8 II. Clay, l shall continue the Fruit and
eSfsSs3z COnfect onery Business at No. 6O16
NNNHLTD STREET Theatre Block, and shall aim at
NN/ all times to keep a fresh and desirable stock
w of Goods, where l shall be pleased at all
times to meet allmy friends and acquaintance.
decl5-8m w. H. HAMILTON.