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). THE FOLLOWING LETTER

~ THE FOLLOWING LETTER ~
whi emphatically SPEAKS for itself. written hv
the nean of the Faculty of the Philadelphia oge #
Medicine to the editors Of the Pacific Medical and
Surgical Journal, San Francisco for publication
PHuADnTHiA, January II. 1888.
To the Editor Of the Pacific Medical and Su: gjcal
Journal -GentleInen My attention has been called
to article in the December number Of your journal
Ia regard 10 the sd euerdem degree granted by the
philsde phia College of Medicine to Dr. L. J. Cxspkay
When the application for the degree made To the
Faculty IT accompanied by afidavits and iesti-
ronias to the effect that DE-. Czapkay was rec sr
graduate n - of the University of Perth had veh
as So RECON in the Hungarian Army and was regnar
practitioner Of medicine On the strength Of these
fhe degree granted. The ed eundem degree.
its name imias Is conferred graduates only, sDo
gives us new privileges Had there been the elghte
been refused Rv inserting this in your Journal yeu
will do an OF justice to the College and confer
Yours very respectfully,
H. RAND, Dean
of the Faculty of the Philadelphia College OF Medicine,
DIR. l.. J. CZAPKAY'S PRIVATE MEDICAL AND
Surgical Institute is Sacramento street, below
Montgomery opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
panv's Oaice Saa Francisco. The Doctor offers free
consultation aud asks remuneration unless he Ell
fects a cure. Office hosrs from A. M to ePE.
CERTIFICATE. \, the undersigned, Goyernar
Hungary do testify hereby that nr L. J. Czapkay has
served during the con4eHSr Hungarian liberty, a.
Chief Surgeon in the 5tfian army with f'ith al
perseverance, WhereB.ltshaye given him this Ger
thcate, and do Recommend him 10 the sympathy, at
tention and protection of all those who capable VI
sppreciatng patriotic, selfsacrihce aud undeserved
misfortune. kOSSUTH LAJos,
Governor OF Hungary
Washington City, January St. 1852. je3o->m
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Private Medical and Surgical Institute
Sacramento street below Montgomery opposite
Estah.shecin 1854 for the pernsn nj o. all pr
vate and chronic disease and the SUPPRESSION
quackerys
Attending and Resident Physician l.. J. C2APKIH
n. D., late in the Hungarian Re aluionary War; Chit
Physician TO the 20th Regiment of Honvels Chief
geon OF the Military Hospital OF resth, Hungary
The late lecturer on the diseases ot women end ch
,dren and Honorary member of the philadelp phia'Cd
ege of Medicine.
aS-Permanent cure guaranteed or no pay.
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Notice z

fThirty days from this Gate me ieno"i''e
share in the Saratoga Tunnel vii, be sold
=, Auction at the mouth Of said Innne' un-
i. ssaI arrearages of said share are paid
u;,b;n tina, time. viz, Nine-sixteen'h OF one
whole share belonging to CALVIN whitney ny
order of the saratoga Tunnel Company.
G. G LUCAS Pres't
JOHN SMITH Sect
:, rinsf,eld Sepsenber Sd, ico'.
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cperrnatorr,,c,,

nR loca'weakness, nervous. ieotv low spirit, i.s-
~ situde weakness OF the limbs aud back ,ndisno.i
uon ana ncapaolfy Tor labor and study daiess ofap.
prehenson, loss of memory aversinnr, s,cis,y tos q,
solitude tmidity, self-disir,s1 dizzuess bead,cba
Involuntary discharges, pans the side alJectio,s =,
the eyes, pinpies on the fye. sexual and other in,
hFmlhes III man are cured without fail bv the i,tlv
celebrated physician and surgeon l.. J Czapkav u,s
method ot curing diseases are new 1nnknowp 70
others )and hence the great AlcousuIts
(by iettey or otherwise) free address -.
Nj. ID. san Francisco, California ~
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SCIENIIFI AMERICAN.
PROSPECTUS.
Volume Fourteen Begins Sep
tember IT, 1858.
Mechnmes, Inrsutoas, Nanujafrurers,
and Farmers.

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I1th al September. X is the only weekly publication
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verv extensive crcaron in althe States RI the tnon.
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is "a. deals With The grea. events going the scen-
ifc mechanical ndu>t ia wprus as 70 please and
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know the best machine in use or now TO maze ANY
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q comprehension OF minds unleafned IN the higher
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may 90. 1852.
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CARD Pro npted by an no.
wiSh TO lay before the public
commentator not only a. a
that Of humanity also. Ado
ly, and from causes unknowI
at Of epilepsy, winch. owins
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D. M. BALDWIN, M. d.
COL UMBIA.

his y % p Vicinity
Usr1c,oIirfd door above DouS las Saloon. leao
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UNIFORM REMEDY

in cases Of Scrofula Leprosy, Tumors Swelling Of the
Joints rheumatism. ErysipeIas. Kings Evil, and
every complaint symptosnac Of Impure Blood; and
all the diseases of the Muscles end Tissues together
with general debility of the system, yield to this
falling Purifier of the Boodfor the blood is the chan
mel through which disease finds its way to the various
organs of the body.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-10
few Pertinent Qu.stiou. :.

The Times, the other day, asked Ev.Goy.
RAMSEY few questions, which the Democ
racy Of the State would ike TO have an
swersd. Says the Inns
why DON'T liz CosrESry' so ask the Re.
publesn.,-so Ask the people. Why don't
q" BlGf Alsck contest He said he woall,
The MrEns'osiaa sid be would. Ill. Attorney.
Judge Cooper. sad be would. tie told leading
Republicans throughout the STATE he wogli
Why - i that he has no, Can the "cousiea
tai organ Of the Governor DEL o. Is there.
anything wrong -hich should nluee "Rluf
Aeek 10 back cot Of the contest The T,s,s,
wi.he. 10 kaos. The people visa 20 k1ov ..
>lsisN tie Achas % the ''a. ''5'er1or whs
v..l tel ~
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-10
The Forgery Exposed.

We publish in another colamn letter
written by gentleman thoroughly CONVEX
SAINT with the facts, which exposes the real
nature Of the forgery which we pointed out
on Saturday, in the M,nnesot,an's version Of
he "Anti-Tax pledge, so called,
The information contained in this letter.
which we have at hand abundance of tcsti.
mony to corroborate, changes our first i'm.
preston Of the character of the forgery upon
the face Of the document as printed by
The W'nnesot,dn-but aggravates the enor-
nifty Of the offence. The words, it appears,
were not originally written by tho Mmneso-
tian editor, but were retained by him in
the manuscript, after they were expressly
and formally disavowed by the signers, and
after they requested HIM to erase them. The
words at the adjourned or any other scs-
sion Of the Legislature" in the first rough
draught, were intended by the signers to
apply to any future session of the First Leg.
islative Assembly, and in a full caucus OF the
signers they were ordered to be stricken out
because they seemed to some Of the signers,
to imply more than this, and to pledge them
as members of any future Legislative
Assembly to vote against tax; and a
committee were accordingly appointed to
wait upon the various printing Offices to
have the obnoxious clause erased.
The Committee called upon the editor
the W'nneso,,an, disavowed the clause as
liable to construction they had not in
tended. and desired him to erase it. The
clause from that moment ceased 10 form
part OF the original document. To retain it
was, to oil intents and purposes. as absolute
forgery, in any moral sense. as if it had been
mechanically inserted and yet, after this
formal aud unquivocal disavowal of the lam
guage, the Minneso,,an editor insisted, and
insists now. on producing the repudiated
words az the words OF the signers.
These words, in fine. ceased TO he the
words OF the signers after they had formally
rejected them from the manuscript, and
given due notice to that effect They be-
came, after that, the words of the M,nneso-
fIdn editor. which as O man of honor he
ought not TO have allowed to appear in
print. When he produced them in print as
the words OF the parties who had disavowed
them to him, he became forger.
Nothing can be more dishonorahc or dis
ingenious, that the preteyt that Thee words
are in the e original autograph manuscript
The utter mesness OF the thing consists in
the very fact that they are therc-ai,cr they
were ordercd to BE- erased by the siguers Of
the document. To allege the dishouorable re.
tention Of the clause in question, as an ex-
cue for the dishcnorable publication of il,
is ike man alleging as an excuse for roo
bing bank. that be stole the key with
which he unlocked the safe.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-10
Financial Condition Of the Country.

How to better the condition Of the finan-
ces is the problem the Solons at Washing
ton are at present endeavoring to solve. A
majority of the Democrats, both of the
House and Senate, have voted in caucus
that it is inexpedient to amend the present
tariff by an increase on duties, but recon-.
mend, as the best plan TO be pursued, re.
trenchment OF expenses. Secretary CoBB
on the Sd, sent TO the House, reply TO the
resolution. calling for the actual andiproba-
BILE receipts into the Treasury for this and the
next year. The Secretary says:
The receipts will not be adequate to the necss
sity OF the public exgencies unless the expen
diture should be reduced below the amount
estimated for. He has seen no Indications that
would induce the opinion that such q result
can be reasonably anticipated. On the con.
trary, should the bills which have been passed
by either branch OF Congress, be finally passed
by both and become laws, the expenditures
will be very largely and permanently increased.
After suggesting various methods by
which the estimates could be cut down, Sec
rotary COBB reiterates hs opinion hereto.
fore expressed, that the public debt ought
not to be increased by loan. and comes to
the conclusion that the present tariff should
be 30 modified as to supply such deficiencies
a. may exist. To meet the immediate
pressing exigencies Of the Government he
recommends the reissue of Treasury Notes
for one or two years, which can be done by
extending the act Of December, 1857.
Some Of the Southern Democrats and
many OF the Northern members favor a re.
turn to the tariff of 1876, and it is probable
bya fusion of protection Democrats, Repub.
licans and Americans, a measure of this
kind will &c carried through the House.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-10

The Abolition Convention has been in
session at Albany, Ny. wEsDxLL Pun.
urs. L.oyD GARRISON, and others made
speeches. and the following. among other
resolutions, was adopted
R,soired, In advocating the dissolution Of
the Union. abolitionists arc justified by every
preeept Of the Gospel--every principle OF nor
atty and every claim Of humanity that sue h
Union ia = covenant with death. which ought
to annulled. and an agrcemen Mt with hell, which
. Just God cannot permit 60 stand. aud il il the
paramount duty Of all to seek its immediate
overthrow.
The Aboitionists Their quote the language
OF wv II. SEWARD respecting the ire
preside conflict between the slave and free
States, and found On that a. rcsolu,ion that
any party il unworthy of confidence, no
matter what its professions. il it refuse to
attack the institution OF slavery itself
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-10

upon the success OF this measure as bringing
with il death. almost, 10 our State. Not
sudden destruction, but that slow, lingering
decay which eats into and gradually destroys
every community whose energies are "crib-
bed, cabined, and confined by combinations
Of nonresident land proprietors And
these States would prove to be such Of the
worst type. For the bill, az ] understand
ii, does not make imperative, nor even con-
template, the immediate sale Of these bene-
factions, but rather leaves il for the interest
Of the States to retain them until the high
est prices can be realized through the gen.
ersl improvement Of the country wherein
they may be located.
There Is no doubt that the bill, when
reached in the Senate, will be pushed by its
supporters with all their ingenuity and
strength. II is among the last OF the chances
which tina Fast can hope TO have to rob and
Cypress the West. They know. with their
diminishing thousands, and our accumula-
ting millions, that the apportionment under
the census OF 1860 will transfer the political
power OF the Union from the eastern to the
western slope Of the Alleghenies. The sea-
coast line Of States will therefore make haste
to appropriate to themselves this last rem
nant Of public plumber within their grasp,
M kind Of farewell solace TO their wounded
pride. And the fact that it is plumber and
plnnder but tbinly concealed by the hypo.
critical pretence of devotion to the interests
Of agriculture, will not be likely to deter
them from securing il il they can. The pos
SCISSORS OF power, who feel that it is departing
from them, are rarely influenced by the wise
policy OF conciliating, through its just ex.
ercise, those to whom II must inevitably
revert The West, lacking now its Just
quota Of representation in Congress, lies
PROSTATE, like the shorn Sampson, at TIE
feet Of the over represented east. But ia
good time this disadvantage will BIO over
come ; and it will be fortunate for the East,
il events are 80 shaped during the interval,
that the gathering strength Of the West
shall be nurtnred for the repayment Of good,
rather than for the retributon Of evil.
The people of Minnesota 81 ould express
to Congress their sense OF the injustice OF
this attempted swindle have written has
tily, and with only such statistics ~ hap
pcned TO my hand. But these show, incon.
,rovertibly. the fragrant wrong. and even
the fraudulent character Of this Agricultural
College scheme and shall have accom-
plished my purpose il our citizens are
awakened in time 10 avert the evil which
threatens them. by contributing, through
their protests, TO its defeat in the Senate.
Esq
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-10

BLUFF ALEcK. The W,nnesottan an.
nounces that Ex.Gov. RAMSEY has gone TO
Washington, to join in vigorous endeavor
to put through Congress, the bill to estab-
fish semi-weekly mail between st. Paul
and Puget Sound. As Congress will have
adjourned by the time the bluff one
reaches the capital, this sounds prodigious-
ly reasonable The truth is, the Ex Gov.
ernor left to avoid that terrible question
which is now assailing him from half the
Republican politicians of the State: why
don't he contest?" No one knows this
better than the M,nnesoitan editor. who has
been witness Of a dozen such disgraceful
stampedes Of RAMSEY, 10 avoid assuming a
position on any important local, financial. or
political subject. The Ex-Governor will
return when he stands 10 no danger of being
compelled TO face the music on the repudia.
lion or contest questions. and not until
then. We recall TO our readers recollection
" blna Alexis course on the loan blu.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-10
Our Senators.

The .Hnnssa,an don't like Senators RIcE
and SHIELDS. and is attempting to destroy
their iutiu nee at Washington, by belittling
and rldicalng them. twill not affect pub.
lie opinion very much by this policy. For
six years, ilssRy NJ Res has been the
principal guardian. and for four years,
the sole representative, Of the interests of
Minnesota u, the National Capital How
faithfully. and With what energy, persever-
ancc and SUCCESS, be has discharged bis
high trust, We would b. willing to submit Ia
a Republican jury, and res, content with
the verdict. Our Senators ned no defence /;
their public record is their sufficient arnor
The author ol the Battle Crrek letter. the
extremely modest Odd School Geu,leman. -
and Gov. R.sssy. are the Nnnc,o,,an 5
candidates tor tue succession in the Senate.
We invite a comparison between the incum.
bcnis and these two precious politicians
one OF whom, Judge CoorER, is openly
leagusd with the cprmies of the State. and
an No~cj advocate OF ypuj alton, while
The o,h,r IN reality occupies position near
" idtnucal, hut withoa, the mari; Of openly
avcw'ug hs Sn''mcu's, Compare RrcE
and >WstD % R,sssY and CoCrsRi why
Il Is hyFr,ou 90 a Sa,yr