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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-27

Bulls HEAD.-We chronicled last week state OF
the beef cattle market well calculated TO make West
ern droyers feel jolly. and jolly they were. But like
other Joys that OF high prices, is not an enduring
one. week has passed, and has, with rare eN-
ceptions twelve cents pound net for beef Oh foot,
and so drovers are not jolly. Still less so are the
speculaing class, who go forth to meet the drover'
at Albany or Buffalo and buy cattle cheap to cell
dear; for thev have bought dear, ard must
sell cheap. If thing continue through to-
day as we found them yesterday in Forty
fourth street. the quotations Of our cattle market
report viii be reduced half cent upon all
grades In fact several Of the cattle brokers assured
H. Yesterday tha taking into account the reduced es-
innate Of weights the prices received by the drovers
would not be equal to those OF last week by full a
cent pound. Orr own estimate j. that upon all the
sales Of Tuesday the price will average - head
lower than last week The stock generally is not so
good this week a. last, though there are
a good many extra fine bullocks and some droves Of
fat distilleryed cattle. None but extra fine bulocks
sold Yesterday at l. cents net head and for some Of
the largest fine fat ones 10 bid could be got that
owners were villin. 10 accept The number OF cattle
varded Yesterday exceeded > 100 and over 600 more
were reported on the Albany boats, aground on the
overslough, which il anticipated, would be got
down somehow in time for the market to-day We
were also told that from 100 to 80 head would prob
ably arrive BY ears making the total for this market
over 5000 head. which Is more than enough OF such
heavy bullock a. come in at this season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-27

WHOEVER LOWS FUN.-W'oever "'td c'Y")
h,,,,, ~tuld ~ fpr snsh Pro,cainf
,,ics h them Ct scqrsr,cd this sfoon sDd os-ans ~ha
Cvs isIsa COusIs az BanIunI's Mussuu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-27

CosMIsTosrRs OF PoLIcE.-The Board met yes
terday afternoon and dismissed Samuel r. DAVIS from
the Department No other business OF Importance
was transacted and the Board adjourned until Sat
urday.
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"Co.T,R's" FxTRR,INAroR-ouly rAu

n =
.,., R,, Rf,cle- Or, tor Bus. Az No. 40 Broadway.
Co.r,v n yCrrfc Ery r,n' IS ssiut VI shs,
In..rt. l. EURs CLorHs &C. D.pUt No. 10 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-27

TRorBLrs OF PoLIcEatS.--Peter Drfy Il an
unfortunate policeman. His troubles first began
about year since, When he shot dead an oostrepor-
Gus Irish Democrat at Of the polling places IN the
Eleventh Ward For this he was arrested, but
Corcners Jury acquitted him. believing that the act
WAS done il selfdefeuse and subsequently, efforts TO
insure his punishment were unsvailirg. But the
clamor and threats raised against him BY the dead
mans friends were great that il was deemed e1pe-
dent TO remove him TO the Sixth Precinct. During
the last Summer be one Of party OF ocers sent
to preserve order ct Catholic Church pic-nic. ~
matter Of course fight began immediately AFT the
picnic party had left the dock and before it, terin
nation Seventh Ward shp-eaulker ~, " cracked
on the head BY poIcemsns locust. The unfortunate
Du.Ty was charged before the Police Commissioners
with being the cracking party. but the charge
ras not satisfactorily sustained. S:ih later he ras
accused of an ofthse while 90 duty on the 1--WE
Points, which ii proved would have Insured ais
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-27
DRAFTS AND CHECKS.

The receipts Of the third week Of April on the Gale
ma Road were about the as for the previous
weeks Of the month, 81 900. The receipts Of .hs
Michigan Southern Road for the third week Of April
are $4,000, which makes 100000 thus far this
month against $2O6,Ooo for the entire month last
year.
Mr.JC. Besle, statoner, has published az interest
table called the Accountants Aid" by Edward 5.
Boyd Is size IL about the width Of a ledger page.
and half it, length, with metal foundation to pre-
vent warping. It il highly commended by many
prominent accountants rs a labor-saving machine.
The weekly statement Of the PhIsdeiphis hankA
presents the following aggregates, compared with
that Of the previous week:
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mn = II II -
BRADy'S GALLERIES.

ANstorYFks shD DAGUERREorNPks.
Nos 500 $50 AID as Brnaiusy. NeS lors snd No - Penn
,yl,sna ss., " sshinstou. ID. e.
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nm FELLOWS NATIONAL CELEBRATION
GRAND PARADE.

COMMISSIONING SERVICES.
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CURSFY'- NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC AND FINR ART
C.IFsy No IN R-usdgay frSi block beios the Nr~fcrk
Hotr PotosraPb. Dasuerr,oyP--, MirAiur' in GA and
IyvrJtyT-e
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M IFTI'-T T1FiT
OLD HOLLAND t;IN.-JUO ca.ss of OH SCHIE-
DAN ARoSartc ScHA.PPs manuf,turd with extra guam
ttt, Of JuniP eAPr,sy for medicinal Use ~ sale ny
UDoi fHo NolIt. NJ. = bcayer-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-27

Advertisement.
EYE AND EAR.-Dr. LIGHTHILLr OCULisT aud
srRrsr p,ys exclusive attention 10 OF DISEASES o.
tn Err aud Ear a. he office, No. n Bond-'I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-27

since Ian. .sQ2a,Ss sisslI,W sm,s.s.us
The Harlem Railroad Company pay the interest ON
the First Mortgage Bonds AMI after May :, mt the
Twenty sixth-street office. The interest due lat prox
ON the Second Mortgage Bonds of the Milwaukee ann
Mississippi Road will not be paid on that date Messrs
William L. Coleman s. Co. received by the steamer
the necessary funds for tho payment OF the interest ON
the bond. of the City of San Francisco due On the Ia
proximo The State of Kentucky gives notice that
the 81 ate will deposit in the Bank Of America, In this
city, SOUO0 to redeem, on the LIST oil January next,
the bonds of the State issued to the Lexington AMI
Ohio Railroad on which the power Of redemption was
reserved After the day named the interest on the
bonds will Notice is also given that ~. 200 Of
bonds issued Oct. Z, 1916, and June H. isiS with
which similar privilege reserved, will be re-
deemed at the same Bank at the end Of fifteen yeaB
from the date OF cash bond.
The business of the Clearing House was SAL
7C5 COO. The New-York Gas Company has declared
dividend of $40 per share payable May2 Holders
of I'd Mortgage Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Bonds are requested to present the interest warrants
due lst May to Frank s. Bond, No. 81 Nassau street
The steamship Empire City, which left New-Orieaas
on the 2Cth inst has 5000 in specie board for
New-York. The Arizona, from Brazos Santiago,
arrived at New Orleans had 1898 $50 IS in specie on
board. The California steamer, in addition 10
81 200 900 in gold, brought $50 900 in Government
drafts, making very large remittance.
In addition to the treasure brought by the 81.
Louis, the Panama Railroad forwarded English
account sl9G,773 in gold and $l19,799 in silver.
The sharp competition between the great railroads
lending westward, and particularly the New-fosk
Central and PeDnsylans Central, ia actively con6n-
ued, and the prices for freight are almost hourly
changed in some important particular. There y no
settled tariff whatever. Every person makes his svn
bargain, without reference TO what has been here
tofore DONE II is understood further reduotioa q
passenger fares ia contemplated
The following are the Currency, Land Warrant and
Specie quotations for the week corrected for from
the rates current at the banking Office Of Messs-
Thompson Brothers:
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Acknowledgement
HuI'> Aip Gas LIGHT Co. have removed 10

No $40 Bsdusy w- t- sht and hAt eitiou q
an tiues ce-p and most simple works IN
tie woId. chad two feet square al TIE room
ouir-, er H. and rhs.rn=, compAT-on with Gss Con
RAW 70 through sa arf water for loo 70 1900 feet
sn5 oSes County Right. for ,sle.
HIT, MATS Hut Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-27

..;,.s m, the Academy Of Music.
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Hold ~ the torch, q Brother tue.
Sustained BY wsnn fraternal feeling
A. We that living faith renew,
That cr IN good il -cli'Te'ealng
Let FRIENDSHIPS honest tongue eNpress
The honest hearts sincere emotion;
And a. tiii. common shrine confess
One aim, one duty, one devotion!
Lei Low It's holy fame outpour,
Our souls with reader zeal impressin2
TIL through It's mission, morp ana more,
Our Order shall be deemed blessing
Let TRUTHS white banner still BE- purr,
Without a stain lis folds e'er msrriDg;
IT, presence shall our peace insure,
And soo,he the din Of human Jsuins.
Hold high the torch is radiance bright
No Jealous turbulence should smother,
But may It blaze, beacon light,
To guide In safety every Brother.
Gods smile upon the friendly band
And may HI bless their grand endeasor
To labor on, with heat and hand,
IT, EpI,SDsufp LOVE. aud TKUTH. forever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-27

10 Michigan Central RR...
s. Mich. So. s v. lad. RI
100 Mich. S.sN.LGd.S tOpz
100 Illinois Central R.R. 800 I
5OCleye. Col. A Gin. r. X.
100 Chic. 4 Rock lsld. K...iD
Nevada national., 1859-07-16
To the Aa.ictcd,


nR. l.. J. CLAlkAi returns his sincere thanks 10
II his numerous patients for their patronage, and
would take this opportunity remind them hat he
continues to con.ult at lis Institute. for the cure
Of all furfns ct Private niseuse-sueh syphilis,
GonoErho.a Nocturnal Emissions, AMI all thv con
sequences nfsellabuse In the first stages ofsyphli
tic or GonorhGa diseases he guaraLteos a cure in
few days. without Inconvenience to the patient or
hindrance to his business When n patient. ~ neg
leci or improper treatment has developed TIE
fui sselings sine sfoins, ulcers in the throat
aud which 81 no. ehcCei destroy the spit iaris
and cause the bone, TO mogify. sclafate aud cone
away. leaving the sufferer object hideous 10 be-
hola or When hlutche- and pimflrs break out upon
the ,kin, OF when he has lanfal dwellings upon the
bones, when his constitution IS injured 50 as t.
pre-ispose 90 consumption or other constitutional
disease the Doctor guarantees care asks COM
pensatun.
In ELeuma;ism. chronic acute in nyscnterry or
Narshwa. he has safe aud eAectual Remedies. For
lie trciu cut % thc consequences q self abuse such
as nocturnal emissions. ners Ju- mess, tmiiity head
ache pains IN the back ami limbs. wlth general weak
ness loss of appetite loss of memory, injury 80 the
sight restlcssurs confusion Of ideas dislike fer
ciety, and feeling oi weariness oi lie with the
- stem exeiiahie that - t noises shock or
siagtle tc patient making his existence Miserable.
For the above naladies the nostur viii guarantee
cure * cnnT ZEN sa.'oa. iie can lie consulted
free Of charge, ans invites all to call. as . VII cost
them IoiliHg, and may be much 20 their advantage
Ills oa.ce is on Sacramento Street below ACnt-
gomery. opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Corpa.
ny - oiicc Oaice Aours irem a. v. TO . 4. u.
Nevada national., 1859-07-16

A JoLLY. LrFE.-Inseets generalley mutt
lead truly joyial life Think whs; i. must
bs to lodge In lily. Inagiae palace OF
ivory or pearl, with pillars OF silver and
capitals of gold. all exhalling such aper.
fune as never arose from human cense..
Fancy ugaia, the fua or iucking yourseli up
for the night ia the folds Of rose, rocked
TO sleep by the gentle sighs Of summers
air and nothing to do when you awake but
TO wash ia dew drop and fall to ca. your
b.d clothes lex.
Nevada national., 1859-07-16

rT According to law OF The United
States, after the 4,h lust. oil the national
flags belonging to the Government must Goa.
tain thirty three stars-;he thirtythird
standing for Oregon the youngest sister Of
the Republic.
Nevada national., 1859-07-16

It is reported from Rome that IN exquisite
statue of Venus has been discovered in q
vineyard, half 4 mile beyond The Poria por-
tesse. 1t is said to rival in some respects
the famed Venus de Medic, hu. is ora less
ideal type.
Nevada national., 1859-07-16
Washington City, Junuary G, 1852.
SpermatorrhG on,

or LOCAL WEAKNESS, nervous debility, low
" spirits. lassiiude, weakness of the limbs aud
back indisposiiion and mca ability for labor and
study, dullness nf apprehension, loss OF memory
dstrust dizziness, headache involuntary discharges
pains in the side affections Of the eyes pmpies on
,he face, sexual and other indrm.tiea in man are
cured without fail by the justly celebrated physician
aud surgeon, l.. J. Czapkay. His method Of curing
iseases ia new, (unknovp 10 others) ard hence the
great success AN combinations Ivy letter other
~iss) zee Aadsn>s L eaphv = - aG Yrss
as>S c4SSnnh
Nevada national., 1859-07-16

~ A lady hal just swallowed petit
glass OF wine, us gentleman in company
asked for taste. Il. Is all gone, .sid she
laughing unless YOU take some from my
lips should be most happy replied
the gentleman, 'bu! never take sugar in
ny wine
Nevada national., 1859-07-16

hs- A CAKD.---It 10 a well known
fact among the medical men. tha: there has long
been wanted q good and reliable preparation OF
SAISAPARll.LARs nearly all that are manufactured
in the East. CONTAIN srIpfrs and some them even
SERcuRr although protesting not to do so-eonse
qnently for all cutsneous diseases. &c. they are in
jourious instead Of bene6eial.-Sow in the prepara
tion We offer TO the public We are willing TO show
the receipt to any one-no matter who-doeto- or
no doctor as every man has right TO know uha; lie
is taking
Nevada national., 1859-07-16
IHE COMPOUND SYRUP
--OT-
Ssrsaaprilla, Yellew Dock, and
Iodide Of Potass.

Is nor less than what its name implies oh
dose of one table spoonful eontsin Eve grains of
iodide Of Puiass We defy competition in this article
as our arrangements are such that get Sara
parila Root direct from Honduras and our Todide Of
Ps,ass direct from England in large quantiiie. con.
sequenily we believe We are the only firm who can
furnish the article at 81 per bottle II can be
sold by all respectable druggists at the above price
BE careful and get the genuine ar;iele-use none
other. and from past experience We we'll assured
that II will give perfect satisfaction to every person
who may use ii-pAeked in one and t~o dotens ases
ready 90 ship TO any part OF the country Druggist
will ind Il to their advantage tos II this sarsapari
Ia in prefersues to all others.
4. HALL l. co. Proprietor.,
l+s ssa llS Qsy Street, below Montgomery
Hy San Francisco.
ws. LoUTzENHEisER. Agent, Grass Valley.
Nevada national., 1859-07-16
CrPTIFIcATE.

T. the undersigned, Governor Of Hungary DO ties.
tify hereby. that Dr. L. ). Clapkay has served dur
ing the contest for hungarian .herty. Chief Sur
eeon in tile Hungarian Army with faithful perse-
Terance--whereof have given him this certificate
and protection Of all those who are capable OF ap
preeiatng patriotic ellsaerihce. and undeseryed
misfortune. kO-SUTH LAJOS.
Governor OF Hungary.
Washington City, Junuary G, ls52
Nevada national., 1859-07-16
IN 1854, foR THE PERMANENT CURE
OF MI Rrirnlr nnd Chronic Diseases.
SUPPRESSION OF QUACKERY.
Attending and Resident Physician.
l.. J. CZAPK Nj. ID

Late In the Hungarian Revolutionary War. Chief
Physician to the 10th Regiment Of iuut eds, Chief
surgeon 10 the Military Hospital u festh Hungary
the late lecturer Diseases Of Women and Chill
dFen, and Honorary Member Of the Philadelphia
College Of Medicine. Permanent cure guaranteed OF
no pay. Hs- Communications strictly confidential.
Consultations by letter,or otherwise Tree.
Address Or. l.. J. CZApKAY,
San Francisco, Cal.
Nevada national., 1859-07-16
Fn,cn, Feather and oil Cloth Pictures,
* GbIOgNAP p n.y.

Tie Subscriber takes this method Of Informing
The citaens of Nevada County that he has re- htied
his rooins, ani j. prepared to take all kns Of
Pictures kGora 90 the Heogrsrlic art unsurpas.
'cl ga i4e wgr'i, ana he has mn'ie special aTraug
mrnts for persons coming from distant part. of the
Country aud would say 20 an racu that, provided
perfect satisfaction l. not given. lie will not ouy NO.
charge for wort, but will ray them for tacr time
an iruabie in calling.
These arrangements have been male in view % the
fact that the Country l. flooded with un.silful one
rators, whose work is not only wanting in chemical
elect and everything that constitutes gD0d picture
but owing 10 the improper use of he chemical, cu
pi1ved. they are rendered pcrshabc anil eorthisss
To AVOID the .mposiiions pracicel the citizens II
tL' aud the adioiuug counties most respect ill
ly invited to call ON him at his Rooms IN Grass Val
l-y. Where he vil he be found ready. at a.! times
aHiin a.. kinds of weather. to take pictures in the
/ bet style BY all tho various processes noa known
some OF which s follows
Amhrotypes. Melainotypes. Paneotypes.
Photographs, Stertoscopic Pictures &c.
| %2d " WOOD.
Nevada national., 1859-07-16
MATRIMONIAL NOTICE.

UTHIREAS. my wife. Mary Ha-yariy. has lett my
W led and board this il 20 forbid al person har-
boring or trusting Ter on my account. al will Ray
no debts contracted by her. VIZ. HAGCEKTY
Grass Valley. July lst 1850 SAG
Nevada national., 1859-07-16
Remarkable Instance OF Medical Re-


Fellow publish the certificates oftwo OF the
sufferers from the psnrs 81 discafe who having re-
covered their former health, and iureed ty graft
tude r.ade inuwn their cases and Tomeiicai agent.
ami their Stat. non;s are authenticated by Notary
Public The t,man OF society inpeTiously com
inaud their publicity and we commend their perussl
- tAr attcatiun Of all afflicted
ThGniflllacss Is TIE lnccufirc % Gratitude.
CENTTfIC4
Nevada national., 1859-07-16
ruE UNDER DOG IN tue FIGHT.
By DAVID BARKER

BY DAVID BARKER
limos ,hat th- world. ti,s tbs great, big world
From the peasant up 10 tie sing
Has a different ,sle from tie tslsIlen
Ana Different song to sing.
But for ae-ani 7 care n; siugis hg
hthey say an wroug or lm right
Shall al-sys g. for il.r ,ras.-r Jog,
ior he under dog IN the g sh;.
limos ;hs, The world ;hs; re great. l.s reiii
Wal never n,on4eui stop
!" see Nh'eh deg may De ia 'aul,
B-I will shout flr tho das ua top
sni for ~ inever shall pause to ash
wai,h log may De in tie risht,
T~r IN, heart 'rili beat ~liia ii beats
ISr ihs ua,.- aos ia Ito ash,
r.schau-s With I've said h-i better nsi s.ld,
0r ':setc better I had said i, incog.,
Bat aith Ia heart aaa glass alsd shosk ,s
iAe bdn,
Here. health to the to.sr- deg
Nevada national., 1859-07-16
Valuable Property
FOR SALE

Nr william Hobby cfTsrs to sell on tho mos. r.as.
enable terms the
WESTERN HOTEL,
WITH the Furniture, &c, situated on Main Street
Grass Valley.
Ini' stand is weli known. AMI Is now doiava enc
business The House has recently ks~n thorou -h
re-htted, and is one OF the best Hotel stands In
Grass Valley 45.tf
Nevada national., 1859-07-16
SIMMONS.

esAT5 or CALIFORNIA, } JUSTICES coVRr.
Cosufg ol NeTsda -ss. w B Clapp.
sowuship .! Sra.. valley Jus,ice of the Peace
u,lIr People Of tie state os Cal iosnia to PETER
i MARTIN, GEEsrryc
Yoa arc hereby susa1aousi 20 apnear before me-
- my Ohec. in sail Township, an Monday the
zsta lty of Jaly 1888. 10 n'cllcs. A. 81. 20 an.
EweS 70 tho complaint OF DORSEY * HJf.AAn. who
a@mAnis of you the sua of EisAty-three dnlars snd
E'nety twU cents Is per copy OF campia Mt roN on
Rs ia my oHce xiisa JaEneat will be taken against
you for the said Hnoant together with costa and
s-aGges, u you faii TO appear Al answer
70 tas shsr.T or any Constable Of said County
areeting Make legal service snd due return hereof
oaveu usde~ my hs,d, stIs 25d Day Of april, A.
- 1850 " X. cLAff,
ss1<r taSse~ sr ese e.aes - sssd c~- my
Nevada national., 1859-07-16

CARn.-Promptei by IN honest desire Of nv hear.
whi.h 20 lay before the public a cases which De
serves a eommendation. rot only an act fscien-
tiac skin, hut that OF humanity alao. About two
years ago, suddenly, and from causes unkLswu 10
me, s',zed with a o. of epilepsy. wAicl owing
10 my inability to meet the expenses consequent
uron thorough medical treatment, and the dis.
eouragement which met with on attempting II
soon became such las was led to believe a. 30
defy the skill Of any physician. was frequently.
while in pursuit OF nv calling thrown down TO tire
ground without the slightest wOrning aud although
nes@nsbe TO the agonies. yet des pissed the i,ser-
les of my life, and soon learned 20 los upon those
who would render assistance shelter from dan
ger. enemies who sought TO prolong the existence
Of my miseries while in this state, ami having
previous 10 my anlcton tasted the sweets af Iife
! once more was Induced to attempt seeking aid of
a physician, and, by recommendation, called upon
nr. /. j. Czapkay, told him Of my cireums:ances
aud Of my inability 10 reward him for his services
regardless of which. however, lie at undertook
nv case, and with the blessing Of God, / was once
more restored TO perfect health. Unable to reward
HIM > the boon which Ienjoy at present. and yet
conscious Of my Indebtedness. ! consider il due 10
ms self and all afflicted TO make the puDlic IN
order hat those in need Of medical advice NAV and
a physician in whom every confidence be placed.
NEYIR YABLONSKY.
State Of California, county OF San Francisco, S.
Sworn aud suber bed 10 before this LIST day Of
august, a b. 1906. GILBERT A. GRANT,
Notary Public.
Nevada national., 1859-07-16

q
may oe amor, 4nAi, sh To le similarly AFFLICTED
where -ullt..t rti-. u their sur. rirrs may be
obtained 'eels IL his duty TO pGolicly express his sin
gratitude % ir l. Czapsay, Tor the permanent
recovery uf his health. Borne down by tie distress
ing symri incident 20 the vicious praci Ices OF an
cuutgu44he pas, ions in youth, depressed In body and
mind unable % perform even the most triling duty
imposed uion the daily ayoeaiions Of life sought
the ndvica % many physicians. whu al first regarded
ms .l.e a. of tgiiug Importance but. alas after
few week, AMI ~ several IN stances months Of their
treatr -af, fouul 90 my Uuutteratie horror that
instead Of relief the symptom became more alarming
IN their torture, ant being finally told by one that
tire disease, being principally confined to the brain
caleucs would De OF li.tle canseunsnce desrsirca
of ever reeanins ms health, strength and enfrgv
aud q last resort and with but fain, hope called
ulon lir csarkay, who, after examining my case
prescribed some ml lieine wich almost instantly re
svcd me Of the dali pain anil di44.ress in my head
Encouraged by this result resolved TO place nlys,if
Immediately under his care and, by stric. obedience
90 his directions and advice nv head became Clear
my ideas collected, tie constant pans in my back
and grulns the weakness OF my limbs. tie nervous
action Of my whole system the slightest alarm
or excitement, tie rsanthropy ana evil !orcboiiags
the self ditrusi and want al lu 4ence In Others the
iu-arabiiity TO study aud want OF resolution the
irightiui. the exciting and at times the pleasnrabe
lreams ~ night, followed ~ involuntary discharge
have all disappeared and ia fact in month, after
consulting the Doctor, lei e ins lirel by new
life. ihat life which, but short time ago contcn,.
plated to end by my own hand
With a view TO guard the unfortunate from falling
into the snares Of incompetent quacks deem II my
duty TO eier this Testimony the merit snd skill 6i
ur Czapkav and recommend him TO all Who ma y
stand in need Of medical advice being assured by my
own experience that, once under his care radical
nF. FILLMORE.
State Of California county Of san Tranciseo-Sub.
scribe and before me- this 18th day Of APRIL
A. y. 1886. (Sigued,) JONI MIDDLETON
u. ;. Notary Public.