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In fns ssxArr< 1ny, sths vice Prvs,dest
being sb4ns, Mr. Fikpatrick was elected % TIE
chair p ssmP~s ~ bsl)ee Ae vote snndiag ~,
's.llows er. Fipru4 tGr. Foster, 10; 81
mr. Pth me4 - the resolution oass
% him . 1nn - 1nstrncting the Gee
80 Of uirisa The 11ls2lfnres Of New Mexte
Z it, q submit III en16oncnts to Cong
16r apps6var o. rejec5lon4
prsctics Of the ssnsss to pssessd to Suslse. i =
Legislative character until ser the organization o.
the oth8 House. --.-...-.---z----l
ns ps9h s,'S tsas dss
1ifki Ala, at. Mssss. 3 I'D ne q spSspsuSisy
70 reply @ the stxictures Of the gentleman from
|racy, He would now take that opportunity He
th6aght u IL bsesme Soothe1H Sidators, wh6 -
lsvss bssn called gpcn 70 resist the appeals q se
tionslism TO coaplain Of the Northern Democra-
ey, who bad borne the heat and beunt Of the -
tie Of RePublicsnism against the National De
@fs ne Defended ,bs dSssssss Of sesss, poue,..
Democratic record to show that the Northesn, DE-
moeracy who had been charged With unsound.
ness, stood on the same platform which the gen.
tieman from Georgia had lstely occupied with
He said fhatif Senator Douglas had been ex-
PEELED fsom he ehaismanship q tie Commits on
Territories on account Of bis doctrine in regard
as 6 a$ IS. rs
de sppesled 70 Sis bfetber D,nocsat. from the
North 20 say whether this Lecompton question
should be made q test q orthodoxy In tho Demo
Mr.. F. wass.illspeaking wAenour report elossd
In rnE HOVER, amer he reading o. the Jo,r-
ar oim.s, af y. 2 ). rose 70 |. question d
picstion published in North Carolina pspss oo%.
menting on article from the Boston Tract Jour.
nal, which charged him with = knowledge Of the
circulation Of Helpers book in North Carolina,
said In reply that far the article referred 10
him twas an Infamous, malicious falsehood The
lie was published sometime since, but he and his
friends q that time treated itwith silent con-
II he bad received q copy, it must have besn
sent TO hgn through the iiIaiIa He certainly had
never read 3 line In such book
i Rss e ssd sssss been wss ss
aud becauss he saw proper to vote against the LIE.
compton measure, which he deemed highly nm
just, he had ever since that time been pufsued
wsh the ferocity Of a tiger, and the malignity Of
Mr. singleton, OF Miss. being entitled 70 the
h0or, addressed the House. - -. - ~ =
provision Of the Constitution Had she ever asked
ior more than THEE flhs representations OF rneIr
slaves Had she ever asked FOR more than law
to enable her to secure her slaves which may e.
fofefathefs and oufselves. Has the south evrr
come here and asked for re-opening CT the Affi.
He held ths. =. regard. the Missouri compro-.
mise, which prevented slavery from entering Into
the Territory north Of the line Of 90 90, the
North had derived all the dement's from that COM
promise He considered such acompFomise un-
just, but the South was not foremost In demand-
tn,
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DRY GooD4
Nearly 100000 north of Dry Goods at :, o
p ''l7l' about tie Eraet Cost for Cash.

Nc"''y Sivo.vU io0fH OF Dry y00dS at or
p ''s' about Tie Eraet Cost for CasA.
we ysud respectfully snnosses to our custom
expires m the LET az Febr-srv MT by iimitation
end We are very desrous ofsetting up oar buslnsss
g TIE time sPecihso; and having % hand On unusu
~ III is Is stock Of 10Th Fyn Ef6N Ind DOME
Whole stock at OF about the exsot COST and hope out
b relieving Of the srssses Issiion Of our rocS..
wn,Sh we nov oass upon such terms q We have
We eToPosss cem"sncips our yale TO day, Mon
cAy,l the 18th Of Decemper, and coutinu NJ from
az 20 DAY until the 2lst Of January, that We may
rave ample TIN time 2 sks sa inventory
: Purchasers may rely on obtsinisg any article n
cur se.cs - soisy hat IL u marked to cost us;
no more vlh be asked, aad no less Will be- taken :
All pscknges viii DO dshvsrsd promptly on she
"TEs u4inss i ths Tim; tns sss Of sss,,
make no deduction for cash, 8 oar trims wili Of
course be ca IN without dlscoant
we WIZ endeavor to give ever attention in our
70 Parchs:ers md We only ask in return thst
o. buying al tn can Of and in o shorts spacs
OF ulns Is they can conveniently do it. - 80 I
Wedesn IT. almost unnecesssry 20 state that ve
EeRsGs MERpSS 81 81: iiOSk sLk
vETsss G oxKs. saxWLs, and nd BIZ EEfsh s
GOODS generally that can be found in the Oistrict.
and We are satisfied you viii be eOnvinced thst NJ
DO what We profess ifyou val but call and examine
Gu c...omer., whose aososnts %ill be rends red
lnh days. will oblsc us very much IL they viii
gu ana settle as early tor the receipe Of them g
sasy eaa conyenlenty do 30, In orde. thst We may
zoe up IT,. PRESENT buslnsss and eject ssch sf-
afaer s9d profitable % ca Reveal - !,
90 ID 1T = lfss w, NJ. SHUSTER 4 CO.
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$ ALEXANDRIA,.


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efAIlsgiy9 hALExASDRIA, Vs., Dec. ~, 1859.
The steamss Mount Vernon, from AQUA creek.
pawed here on Saturday, and proceeded 70 W ash-
:ngton without stopping at her wharf, owing 10
the gale that was blowing, which had detained
piss connection with the mali train North, h.
she made her regular landing here. The mail W.s
brought down by land from w ashingson a night.
The steamer Paskefsbury, from New York, ar
rived here yestendny Ut noon. She brought large
aanouat 81 fieigh6 among which we noticed a
6saufifal carriage, manufactured In Paris Tor q
- The steamer Mount vernon is due here This
morning, but bad not arrived up TO the hour Of
closing this letter. . TasisatS = -iIiafg 80
The steamer Thongs Collysr, which has been
undergoing repairs fok some few weeks pest, viii
resume her regular trips between this city and
Meaningless during the present week. j, -.
The Mountain Guards, (5l menu Capt. Bushong,
LEFT for home by the Orange and Alexibdria rsiI-
road, Yesterday morning. go SO t'cAnLos.
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EA11R Rnom GuRoeE.
The stsumship vun1sFbilt with Liverpool
dates 70 the TN Instant has arrived At New York.
The steamer Hungarian arrived ont the same
!: ) ); !: 8 |!
IS re- ! - ) /. =. ): 's!s: :. Z.
lowhstan, for Washington.
IT Lever had offered to purchase the steamer
The ann Of fi00,0o0 has heen rscoyered from
the wreck q the Royal Charter.
Crowds Of Jesuis were seeking refuge In Ssr-
i Rcs.ee {ssaa' sf,h. sPp'9''eafI'ff ny ~fT
4 ass :, aeng Kong on the soth Of October
as &c d asS% IA ssssSs :sy ne szP:discssy
ensestaincd that the natives would rise and every
European ww well armed. There wss much ex.
eitemenf .moagst the natives, owing 70 their be-
ing placed On board ship - Coolies Tor Bo.i. 30
desecsd 6lynd e murdsf Europeans had been
NaPLz., Dee, The Director General 81 the
siciI.sa POLICE = ralsFne, has been !sabbsd o.
insuIiscslon are entertained, but tranquility stu
pms, Tuesday Dc. s.-.rhe Bour.. Is .s,ms.
tsd se feptes closed to-day q M. ssc. 49,
1 In s,S. ..I Ons nay Lassr. yl'st ,,s
y The Steamship North American, with sdvice6
70 the 9Th instant has arrived 1t Portland -. -
L. Count Mefcier has been appointed Efepch Am
bessa4of r. EWsshington, In place Of Cont Saff
ges, who goes to Holland. b ss.s.s.lF.sl 80.
~ The snip Neptune, from New Orleans, was run
into at iee mouth vofthe Mercy BY q steamer
Moody, the mate Of the American ship Mary,
bad been condemned 70 penal servitude fof Life
tot the murder Of sailof.. ,,sl -, 80, I. = :
81 y 80 CoMnEncIAL. 5ssf = %.
/ LirEnPooL, Dec. s.--Sales Of Cotton to-day e.
amated at 100 bales Sales last two days Il O0O
export. The mari q ciosss wiH d.eisniov t ss
dency notwithstanding the demand Some cis-
eulaFs say prices are lower .ss,,,-s !. -,
nrssastaiis are quiet and prices steady. Provi-
Consels closed 1t 81 Sas7 80. - . 80
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ANONYMOUS wAHnrSs LErrzRs.-The Jackson
Mississippian says Governor reftus has received
through the post once two letters. purportinR to
be warning Of an insusreciionary movement Of
the servile Population, which, according 10 the
writer's, hsd been proposed to be made In Missis-
dppi and postions Of Louisiana on the 18th Of De-
cember Inst - -
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eiek3ss l6a&.--For some dam nsst tha t5i.i ~
John Kahn, for the murder Of Richard SIueistou.
fse Of his daughfe has been inproefeo be-
Sse ne Cfiminal Court, and considerable interest,"
kfcsy the Jury returned verdict Of mot guilty
which announcement ct the prisoner wi 4 Nj Il
excitsment He blessed the Judge, Jury, Artor.
leceon was immediately takeo m bv r,rn,tv
Soesin Thomas, ard sevesl dellsfs were rsised
70 provide hossd for him for few DAYS. Ksin
- ma and sensenced for LIE over two ycars
re wrn - ssroR 90 granted by the Sur< sue
Court Last spring, and accordingly he Wa bfour II
20 tn1s city AID p1aced In the AL 10 await ~
oial The fscfthsf he bad been driven 70 com
, an. ne e. y ne ssd1etion ola daughter--the
vlew snst y bad been In The Penftentiary 6esrlv
Io yeenr-thsee combined, doubles wei9hea
v1n ne Jasy desesmtning their vscdict--Cs sess-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-19

DxrAcHEp The officers Of the o. 9. steam
frigste Wabash, which, ~ we stated in our last
issue, bad arrived at New YSsk on Friday last
have been detached 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-19

InE AfrHnPlD RscArH or Cook AND CORR.
Ths kishnsnd Enquirer, without sss,chisr srv
Pssoculas bisms 10 the sheri6 and tailor 4
Chariessown for the attempted escaps a. Coca ana
coppic, fully relieves Gen. Taliafsrro n All ~
sPosihilify IN NE matter. Il ays: ! .
The fsch srethess: Within the ian walls. D.
eivii Iower b NOT only supreme, but exclusive.
-, nsa sss essy guard admitted Within the waIls
inss.dsnes q he sheriff and jailor. An thsf sfSe
military commasder had authority . DO. ~ -
surround the tn With Z military guard ana this
Nora Av.ilise himssn q tse es.p sf 9, &c sts
sss1a - visafed he prison and pessoaaliy In
sPeesea sA We Eecsutfonssy measures takeu ~
We civil spfh:sittes Thsss he dlscovered 8 Is
s:.h g. Ps.sd uisiexs q sSieh es%ss ss "a
!. - e e AL ~; oPpa1tts = sch visdosv
q bs;isiss: o. sS g g E e !. sss ts9nt q
ssssiy esssr.s sks issesiss = - ss IT, e:
oss,ssi Tsiss g - n..ses g -
ana jsiisr y sdops a sisg.i r1sisss she shssif
% keep guard eensisnfiS s,t6esS 3. ~ yis
49, h. - sssP ePs. sss saodea deer, d oter
sys q sss e.ssS; - - .. ss..Fssl ..ass tks
= sig1s sssse - f1.ae1 asor e 81 IN. =
ssl1l1ee h1p sd ss4er1ps; = ksep : g.s.S -.
$50 -. u 9, ~ ~, isnsSS - sss !.
sslss.ss sSssl = ssss RsSiIy ises. - ses
Usns - n VII. = veil - - onklea. = -
2ese u net Al 0soesnGEs11isn - uego unhs,dpd
Ssn &c sss 49, - e,.ss 80 - H.ely
80 eo ~ e ~ 1.1sseen. 6seoll IS7hSsrro
$3.50, $500 g $500 ssa Issrss1a - 16oi
goeh vss the sls1s e 1kissn = - ~ - -! -.
-, = wesk go, vbe5cswo ~ 's1~-SseS3 -,
F-ss,s1 = Stsylsss IN ffnm.1isfs - i1sss =
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FRoA CALyoRxIA--rhe ovvfnndI mail. vim
San Ffancisco dates to the 18th Of November. b.
arrived. Much anxiety was felt in san Franeisco
q the noa-arfival OF the steamer Cortes but she
the departure Of the mail : 3 = : Il : :.
a ouei hid been fought between Judge Miller.
q Shasta county, and James Gallagher, Districs.
Attorney Of Trinity county.
oysmes Hawerih, Pr sident az he r.,its.,,,.
Se1ge Company, sfates that be In prepared 10 en-
ter into contract with the government, to run 4
oa1ty mail between Sacsesnento City and 81 Louis
tof ~ ~ 'uo Per snnum, making the trip In four
But moderate busineo bad been done at San
fancisco duftng the last few days, and the bulk
e TIE goods BY the late arrivals YVES going into
Importers were supplying the current deu,apda
g psevious rates, snd the trade were buying spar
fD6ly. SEER - - : -. =
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BEEr AND N MGf efESsSRz XN4fkSxos,p,rur,ARf

BEEF AND MUffr0cNa FONT EExxffRxoRDINARY.
The FINI.r IN rus WORLD. llfEl
shall expose for eals on Saturday, Dec. a. at NV
Stall, No. 66 west end OF the Cent? y S-1S
Msrket Thirty head Of the fines; SHEEPkNW
purchased from Mr.. Alex. Po.and. and Ah
,s,sed by Hon. iohs Jsnney iscndoon cousty, VI.
ssuehtered; purchased Of Mr.. Tho Aas l.. Elezei,
to this Beef and Mutton, for assure them thSt
such has seldom been seen in any market. q /
III Prices 70 suit tbs times. -. $50
= de ~ 81 esss so ftaI No, 90 centre Market!
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TIE PnLADEL rHiA Rfor .--The persons arrested
9 the National Hall riot, in PhiIadeIphia, on
Them was Robert r. Randall, son Of Josiah an.
Gall, Esq. who expreDed his dinpprobation Of
some q The sentmeats avowed by the lecturer, by
hisnng. In this case, % was testified to by the
nnd hie1ed In Usnnes 20 attract the attention Of
tne audiences 70 him, and moslsentzrily interrupt
the sPcaker- The counsel Of the accused srvued
appreciation Of a speafer's remarks. The Aldev-
men eoncured In the opinion, and 90 decided the
case, The prisonef was then discharged. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-19

Geo D. Prentics, % Ky.; Hon. Ben. Fttz.
R:srisk .ad famiiy, q Ala; VIM. Old, IT,, Of
....Ths Baltimore Clipper, the other day, men
TONED TIE name Of "Mf Sneexum', q one Of The
ossasss q the jail celebration In that city; and
there va considerable inquiry a. to who the
. misprint, and ssMr Snsathen,' formerly Of
washington, was the person meant. 3
The funeral Of the wife Of p. H. Carey,
reporter Of the New York press. was attended on
fnday ~ numerous circle Of ffiends-judges,
hwyas, repossefs, and others joining IN their
syppathy on the occasion. Mr.. Carey will be
remembered ey the Feportosial fraternity Of Wash-
fngeon e the representative of the NJ n Times Il
tne rial Of Sickles 1t our Criminal Court.
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L1y Asz.ss, -. 6szsn'5 51isS..si = 8 n.
- ssss.sa 3 = = - ~ 4 !, L..
'.:sssay - 80 - = o. -, =
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III Inc New York Herald understands that
the Hon. w. H, Seward II expected to arrive
from Europe, PerhaPs to morrow, and certainly
within two q three days, and that private circu-
lars are ahoaf among the Republican managers
Involving the necessary Instructions Tor grand
Republican recepton-in that ety, and for liberal
demonstrations and alasge consumption Of gun
powder, ct every available point along the Rud-
son nvsf, and the Central railroad all the way up
10 Auburn. 5, -. =.
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- BokRD OF NAVAL ESeisEERs.-A Board oil
Naval Engineen win meet at the Navy Yard.
PhiiadelPhia, on the 5fh Of January, to examine
candidates for promotion, and also those for
admission into that corps. Application for per-
mission 10 be examined for appointment must be
made In writing to the Secretary of the Navy,
accompanied BY testimonials Of good moral char
actef, correct habits, and sound constitution.
Chief Engineer lakewood will be the presiding
cficef Of the board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-19

~ chas- w. Hunt, Esq, Assistant U. 8. Dis
tzicf Attorney to tie iate Hon. Theodore sedg-
wick, intends 10 resign his once In few days, 20
- 10 relieve the successor Of Mr.. sedg&fck from
any embarrassment which his incumbency Of the
once might occasaon 1919
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III Thomas O'Donnell, the referee In the late
prize SIGHT which took place in Canada between
Price and Kelly, W. arrested In New York on
Friday. The pfisoses was required to ind bail
In the sum Of $500 tor his appearance for triai at
BuaAis, On the inst Monday in January. This
makes at least ave Of the participants in that fight
who have been arrested In New.Yosk. soa
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Ths cssusssssss thinks shst The Republicans IN
sAs Houss would bs paying dear fos TIE whisls
in giving Fesnsy ths clsrnhip In HE three anti
Lsssnpsoa yoas - spAkss, tnieknss, Hsslins
and echwasts, j Wis hey have slsssdy commit
I'D themselves - ~ Kepoblican party. ~
TIE Cossfifxsies also srgrs 1t iength that he
bestw 80 syoid daneef,n peliticsl = well =
othR, ISIS 10 meet it and a oncs solve the qoss
do0 q right and might. - es~ zss1ssas-sea g
The Isssiligsseer rsblIsh<s : coMmuaicaficn
ffom Bss(oa laWyss, undeseood 70 be 0eofgs
r. Curtis, Esq, ar.niae nsf Ne fsdesei Govern
ment have ths consffsstional power 70 protect In
AiyiAual ss,ses from the inv.siea AZ other STATES
s. = 7 ~ -
np1ns snaIl per b nd . Be prevailing he
coasidsfshas 9tsat In Boston, 49, -. &c. -.
~ PstAss chiniquy, q m. !, pesAc he'd In Phil
sselPaia ysss.rday, Sunday, - So g g Z
NJ NJ. Dourcieault h.s esjolned the perform.
snce of the {" Octoroon', 1t the Winter Garden
fhsabs, N New York. ssi s. -
w cNwssrd's shtus Of George Mason has a.
rivsd sts Riehnead fsom Rome, md with Il The
neys M ~ yisyinis Wshingson MoaansaA 4
an hirwsy far esnpletion. at an sariy day. 8
U0vsrthrss thsusasd doll.rs wsse sabscssfbsd
At aJeEish Sy1agegne, In New Yoek, en- eefus.
day, Tor the felia az the 1ews from Morocco, Who
ere reported 70 Be suaerisg st Gftsalnf.
ETIasps'sMagsziasfs r Jasuary, jussrsssavx.sd
nom shillingtsn, and nom Taylor AEsury, has
smsag oth9 COED things an inimitabis pa and
psscil contributes from " Poste cssyes;n also,
aeensipuatioa Of Maghef's description Of cossa
Rica- - -
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made TO order
Shirts ueje to or
DEF b the pew
French 20 tefns =
Gsbts' Sgnuerges-
Rents, Haaisfy,
Ties, and Morning
: Members. StFan-I
gers, and CIT zens'
wii fad etupsrior
stock Of tsocds,
snd very low prices
nnprrx~,e.
, 1859-11-11

laneous items including subscription for the Union
and National Intelgenoer % be filed for the use Of
the Office, one thousand dye hundred dollars.
In the Office Of the Second Auditor:
For blank books, binding, stationery ONCE iarni-
ture aud miscellaneous items, including two OF the
daily city newspaper 70 be hled bound and preserv.
ed ur the Of the Office, one thousand two hundred
dollars.
For stationery, books binding, labor and miscel-
laneous items, one thousand dollars.
10 the Office Of the Fifth Auditor.
For blank books binding. stationery. ONCE iarni-
are neldded two daily newspaper, eight hundred dol
In the Office Of the Treasurer.
For blank books. binding stationery, aud miscelAn-
us items five handred dollars.
In the Office u the Register:
For ruling and full binding books for recording col
icet0rs quarterly abstracts " commerce and navga-
ton. and blank abstracts for their uSc, blank books,
binding and stationery arranging and binding can
ceed marine papers cases for official papers. aud rec
urds and miscellaneous items, including Office furni
ture and carpetng. four thousand dollars.
Light HiOaiss BoIrd-For blank buoks binding
stationery, miscellaneous expenses, and postage *
hundred dollars; and that the time fixed by law within
which the creditors Of the late republic of Texas may
hle their claims at the Treasury Department be and
the same Is hereby extended to the inst day Of Janua-
ry eighteen hundred and sixty-one.
For e general pu poses Of ths Southeast Erteuiius
BuiidiHg.-For compen alton Of eight watchmen and
nine abOcrs OF the southeast executive building ten
thousand two hundred dollars.
For the SouideTH EIteHIion Of the SouthsGst E1se-
uiire Buiiing.-For compensation Of four watchmen
and two abOrers for the south extension Of the south
east executive building. three thousand hundred
dollars.
For contingent expenses Of said boilding fuel and
miscellaneous items. three Thousand dollars.
Department Of the IHterioT.-FOr compensation Of
the Secretary Of the Interior and the clerks messeH-
gers assistant messengers watchmen, aud a6orers in
his Office thirtysiX thOusand nine hundred dollars.
For compensation Of the Commissioner Of the Gen.
era Land Otice, and the recorder, draughtsmln, as
sistant draught-man, clerks, messenger assistant
messengers packers, watchmen. and laborers in his
ONCE one hundred aud sxtyfOur thousand six hun
dred and ninety dollars.
For additional clerks in the General Land-Ofice.
under the act Of third March. thousand eight hun
dred and fyfVe, granting bounty lands, and for la
borers employed therein. fifty eight thousand four
hundred dollars: PTOrided That the Secretary Of the
Interior at his discretion shall Je, and be Is hereby
authorized 10 any portion OF said appropriation
Tor piece work, or by the day, week, month year
at such rate or rates US he may deem just and fair.
[ro BE CONTINUED NExT WEEK.
, 1859-11-11

THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE =
Great Blessing TO Mankind !-Innocent but potent -
DR.. LII Czapkay's Prophy ylaeticum (sel disnfectng
agent "a sure preventative against GonOnhGa and
Syphite diseases, and unsurpassed remedy for all
veners, scrofulous gangTenous and eancerous ulceI
pted discharges from vagina, uterus and urethra and
all cutaneous eruptions and diseases. As innoeuh-
ton is preventive against small pOx, 80 Is Dr.,
LID Czapkay's prophylacticuma preventative against
syphilitic and RonOrrhUa diseases. Harmless In "
self It possesses the power Of chemically destroying
the syphtic virus and thereby saving thousands Of
debauchees from being infected by the most loaih-
some OF all diseases. Let no young man who nPpre-
cum. II ia in very convenient packages and will be
found convenient for use, being used as q soap
Price S.. For sale nt Dr. L. J. Czapkay's Private
Medical and Surgical Institute, Sacramento street.
below Montgomery, opposite Pacific Mail Steamship
Company's office, San Francisco. All letters must 10
addressed to L. ]. Czapkay, N. D., San Francisco.
, 1859-11-11

powERs OF ATrokSSEY for the transfer Of Scrip for
sale At this Office
, 1859-11-11
DR.. L, ]. CZAPKAY'S
Private Medical and Surgical

DR.. L, ]. CZAPKAY'S
Private Medical and Surgical
3zTS9g1TEBO
Sacramento Street, Belol0 Montgomery, Op-
posite Pacific Mail Steamship COmpony'
Office, San Francisco.
Established in 1854 for the permanent cure Of all pri
rate and chronic diSsasss, and the
SUPPRESSION 9? eIAcZESy.
Attending and Resident Physician,
LII. CZAPKAY, MD,
Late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War, Chief
Physician TO the 2Oth Regiment Of Honveds Chief
Surgeon to the Military Hospital Of Pesth Hungary
the late Lecturer the diseases Of Women and Chill
dren and Honorary Member Of the Philadelphia Col
lege Of Medicine.
Communications strictly confidential Permanent
cure guaranteed, or no pay.
Consultations, by letter or otherwise, free.
Address DR.. L. J. CZAPKAY, San Francisco, Cal
TO THE AFFLICTED.
DR. l.. J. CZAPKAY returns his sincere thanks to
~ bis numerous patients for their patronage and
would take this opportunity to remind them that he
continues to consult at his institute for the cure Of al
forms Of Private Diseases-such as Syphilis Con.
orrGa Nocturnal Emissions and all the consequences
of sefabuse. In the first stages of Syphtic or Con.
orrpal diseases he guarantees q cure in few days
without inconvenience to the patient hlndrance 70
his business. When patient by neglect or improper
treatment has developed the secondary symptoms of
syphilis snch bnboes painful swelIinrs on tho
grons ulcers in the throat and nose which II moi
checked destroy the soft parts and canse the bones
mortiy separate and come away leaving the sufferer
IN Se5Se' hd0ouH 'o behold; or when blStshes aRd
, 1859-11-11
BEMERKbBLE INSTANCE Of MEDICAL prIrr

Below we publish the certificates OF two Of IN, an,
ferers from the pangs Of dseafe, who having rsSo.
cred their former health, and mpelltd by gfatitpS,
make known their and remedial agent Ana ~!
statements are authenticated by Notary PubHs
The demands Of society imperiGusly command nj,
publicity, and we commend their perusal to he ~
tention of all afflicted
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