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q WASHINGTON q sa p c. THURSDAY IS, 1859

Desigss.--Rosvsell Kimbsely, Of Ansonia, Cona.
~ design for elock-case ffoht ks.s - 81
ssmes H: Mclean, of 81. Louis, Mo.-For de-
signlfw tfademafk - 80, - li-,s .,-If''s
Etisssiss. --LNwisE Edwards, ofNorwich, conn.
For impsovsm0Si IN ullinR machinea. "a - ~ 81,
AtdSfiond lsupasersmsef.-D0ughsB BLY,, Of Ro-
chs?tse, N: f.-For limrovement In attaching
thi lls 10 vehicles. =. .Il1 - lss .aeY-51 =
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.il The exhibition ofthe New York STATE Fair,
AZ Albany, tcrminated last Friday. The receipts
the largest obtained At Bu7alo In is57' which was
the oese exhibition the society ever had befo,e
THIS The number Of gambler ON the ground
vas imnsense, and no efforts were made - drive
them OF. Thimble riggeYs. pocket-hoof stuFsss-
patent safemen, ef ID gssns cnss were a. pIeuIti.
ful as nies, and drove the trade right briskiy.',I
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STOVES, FURNACTS. a. ..

8 o b q, ss,rovpss.r o v r So !.
assr q co8axIse :.a
~ tSs SdSe9 sss ssises lSr Ssh q intend to gave
70 give room 70 another clsss OF geods : ~
% 81 nsGt GtEa6Ap0S aoAI @ S SsNsYDER. s
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WIRE Is THK BKSIcIA BoY-Morrissey was
not second st the Kelly and Price prize nght
lis name has been confused with that Of Lane
massey In this connection. We understand that
morriney recently offered 70 bet ef0, ,OUO on his
muscle FOR another encounter with anybody that
might be named. The money was exhibited az
proof Of "piueka's The friends Of Mr. n. sfste.
nowevst, hst ne would not nght unleD In
3e @ 90 90 10 that he could not be honorsblv re.
leased .-1ysy Times, Oct T. = i Z 80 ~ 7
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EDUCATIONAL.
NIGHT RCUOnl

ise, Night school sitosted Upon sth stSeet. he,
tyesn Pa avenue and Dstreet north, over the store
Engllsh branches, Msthematics, Ancient and Mode e
s,n S,sss,cs Book ksepipss Drawing, Engineer
any Of those branohe. or Rusnsss n A. st,on -,
S wh,Sh ths s c.haS in life Of any may de-
short Lecture upon "Business. in eli its prscti
y For further particulars see principal.
NJ Residsnce-No. a4s L street, b.tv.sa IS fstb
"''u 'os"' -'A ~ .r.'f ~ ss S-Sm
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= EAGLE STOVE HOUSE.

SI8 EAGLE stove HOUSE. = 91o
. The subscriber h.ss. leave to inform the Isdis1
ING gentleman OF Mashington and vicinity thai he
sns 3 n 3 pcE h,s M MIsrge Sf0YE,GRATE. AID HOUSE
uons tom tho fsesf and largest Assortment of the
s9pve-pnmed goods that has ever been offered for
fsssse c Ssll and sxsmine..atN No. s1s Pa. avenue,
sesam 6as sI9nlla - @. woODwARp.
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EnIGRAIIoN TO CHIRIQuI-The Mobile Tribune
Of the I'd Inst, says: Captain Harry Maury len
yessefday On the mail boat, in company with q
,.fge numesr Of emigrants, destined for the new
land Of gold and bright prospects, Chirioui. Thev
90, - In stated, 10 New Orleans where there are
two ve.sels waiting to take them 10 their dessi ua
non: WITHIN the past week, about three hundred
nrong, athletic young men, mostly Of the better
ciaI Of society, from Georgia, South Carolna and
Alabama, hsve passed through the city, all des-
tined for the land Of gold - - - "
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rsssrsssrvsah pssnsss ~ ysssnerssep1Aysns,
scription price il oSna . ysae, = efvones - -
six months; 81 fer thrss nsneks - lSe Iees -
three nenths - the rufp Of y ssrts pssk. stneIs
eopisss - ssss; IN vrsRpsrs, two ssnts.' e =
ADvsn1isDxm.s (of sisht lines - q stuSroj
inserted three times for O.; svssy ethsr -, q
twice wssks o14s oa6e vssk, y ssan psrs9nnsu
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Ma. NMEs; MEsssoM oMSG2R Z Sg;IRkA kAIGk's SCHOOL :.

ULkS. McCOkMICK desires 70 info,TIm ~
end ne public generally that she viii
o. her School on the ist Monday in Sep
The course Of study yursued win oom,ri.. N, an.
nn Ssancnes requisite toe thorough Engfish sduos
In sddito. e her day scholars she is ds-irous Of
aged from 10 to u years who viii Be undet 5s, ,,
meelate care and oversight. A'' ''n
Her arrangements for the accomnodafyv,, "a
due care Of pupils have Seen eraiy incrasssd
SnG Ssi 2sner.lss lmProyed. Those in wsshington
M nsr school may apply to w. d. walisoh, Editor Of
residence-No. IS Cameron street, Alexsndris. Va.
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s--JonH nHA.-WAsHInG1oxz zUnpER -PRor Rsr The
Chicago Democrat OF the 9th inst understz ma
.n.s \, tne Paper o. this gentleman went TO protest
N .nst cry, iaa week. The note. IN qnrtion, n
eby Mr.. w arlington In Chicago last Spring. The
real esfate dealers iD that citv are sad 10 6od tbe
npsrs OF Mr.. w ashington 10 very large auaoan MT
over and above those which have been pfotestsd.
III n New York, on Saturday evening. A lice
Fianegsas furious with passion, rushed fsto the
buie hefs shop, No. ls2 Piu street, and seizing
were 20 quick that The wound was innicted Seiore
any attempt could be made to prevent Il Her
woands were dFessed and she was taken 70 the
Hospital. She sssigned domestic Quafrels as her
'eeson for eopnitftpg the act,
Thewoskmen at Col. Colts pistol factory
N N haIsosd, 70 the number Of about 3Ou. were nc<
q - sesssa,y "a consequsnce of ''strikes
~ = Th: ee.ssactos, it sessns, have bsss, no.
- sn<S H Cot Cot that he would make schanve
~ y, tss sses0 eompenation paid them, after lie
- @.Ha sas- = ssey eesssqssasly siiks- e rs
.s-l \. - ~ saas hsasd N Englishman give his
se.q9 efee1s - feliews:-..Ensy. tahe she srrss.
ssr ss . ssss lR tef slsss hssss e, hssd
10 1hat wua hssrIhls ses,r--sA. .,rr.a . :.
do ~; tsWk.f p,ss3 ssSsS !. %uas Ssif A. Y
'sa4cea, = asee. Why, Sardsass q courss.
q ~ Pdss - victor IN ths recent psiie arht.
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= 6sse1s Hssasa i ne ssisss = Pdos
NJ The citizens o. Nisgsn have pesesesd
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To ). a.sa rs.ETs ssy i Wiz @SE ].
- minutes before Il m. $ s. " =
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PAPERHANGINGs-Nsv stock, cheap for
!. fsls hung by experienced vorkns.. ssa sssis.
SffSSSSSiYS fSXSSSSiYktsSSR ktSfS f;EIs Efff M TEE.s. -.
10 AL the Furniture Il manniSctured in this
slss, and snsrsntsssd = s 4 No; 7. :, =. ., !,
pas.gd fs3psrheqSsEs and Upholsterefs,
U and S s tns s5ai, ,Ise
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THE PRESCOTT HIGH SCHOOL,
On 8th street, befsreea asd L. 4
Thle lnst,tution viii be opened on Mouday sent
Sth. Circulars may be obtained at Book stores or
The lImited numbe. Of scholars Thirty > the
fivete Play grounds, and the quiet locaton render
TINS most desirable school for boys. :
an 3 u A. c. RICHARDS, Print. ]
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S eiS ssss sSsss.ti Ssss :csssss;s's
bAy" as6 ns6vss, ~ Il e'elect q N ever WEDNEe-
sPSs,sss Pssssessst.e, ?, =; ssa E;ssgSSssl; -
osn tate the cosehes. connsctns with niexssdr,s
NJ q {stroed, Which csvs the corner al
9: sss .sesnsr f'ca the wssfssa wS.rvss q ii
M2esgs; MorEea Rhineksrt, w ests1nS WssSves' 30
..eisht v1ll be received up tefhs hours Of decss-
~ Is:.ssass win BE- effected on sn Foods b
ssis Inc 81 the once Of the eoupsns a. pss esss
TIE sosomnodsti9.. for pss.enssrs By shis line
Be- made 20 reader sh,s NO sssy -
f9Tk se sgresaele and heslthfal one.
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80. - II. b CROMWELL Il co,
1ly go West st, corner Alhany, New iork.
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THE REsIDENTs. OF WEST END, AND
:, !. ,o Other: q want q PURE MEpI6iNEs.
ny tabishment, H. Pa avenue, soufh side
~ sssortment comprises all artiolssI lnmy iins.
ing q Rhysioisns' prsscriIhons. - = 9 -.
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e. q . a. a l. = 6 o AiLit. @ o A LII
& Irss &srriyed, and now lying q my wharf, the
sssssssd ss sad Ash co& 51li xsio 81 vii
ss!i low for the cssh Also, on hapd laFse lot Of
spli. Wood ofsil lsnstS:v y; BATES, -
90 81 a ve ,afS 81 ana rsos Cosi ~ IDeccisr, c,
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0 RAILRoAp.

D =, -. RAILROAD Ii
A9 Ra
@ and I SSs cave Ssos: q
( 6 :ss:. s:ss: 3 :: %:. st;'sr
!. for rPHRkERsBuRe, and stations on tina. road
PA. ,Ss:s:sssS: iIsn ws.hisss.s, 2 9 .cun.s, with
! WASHINGTON BRANCH.
fIs% wSsHiNsTSss 's;iSSs :. an and ss N. as
-fs fsSs s:s 4 fsStrMoRE .. 4s ..a ..s .. n. 4r
On sfssss Psss %SstsssaaiifysssssrssssSt WI sai fssss rssst
For kNShfoEis! ~ and We, .S s.:sloa. l..v.s
ssIS: ISSsFSSfa 81 SfakWs sis SSsk ..,, :. q. and s
= N ma and sau p N =; daily, s.eept sstsrsAy evening
sold % osi ssb.1 @ 5, .ns
sGSSsS .sfs .as s1S e
Round tI,s TICKETS caa be procured BY the eyenins
issis' 4 s, .ss q.
NoTIcE.!!The Steamer JAMES GUY havIls
TtEsSk III Ess.dSsI ~ ss'' % cSksf55Sss cwSsisis5sis &
a cav. s6s N
Ss... & ssfIs!; e.
NJ EW a ARR A N g & n Mt
skE4r rsoyrHmasrlkg negrA.
Z u II
FRoM WASHINGTON CITY, D. O.
vIEsSS5sA IsEsSSSS5sAf., FEREEsgEssssEEEE. REgssEEEE..
hisxsRidKsAifHfais xRiKAHfais, LouIisSIbbHHAx.s
THROUGH TICKETS can be obtained n thu
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD OF-
EICE, corner fPennsylvane avenue and 6th street,
washington, on board Of the Steam Ferry Boa3
dss R :: sas SSs ri the Orange and
skkEEsEhosgs ggAHif1k, szttSs, ttSscEEgE E.
t5Stf;a NfaoHEkY hS AND NEW EtwsooH oHkLEhhNMsP LEhhNMsPHis'
By . direct route, and continuous railway oonnec-
ton 20 Memphis,
Afording Ereater sxpsdittes esd eo1tferf, and be-
inf Ssst s0 R,,s, % shc,tes & than B. any Other ,cst
of1th streetstek q m, for Alexandria, wiere pas
sensers take the esrs FOR Rohmond, Char rottsvile,
Staunton, White sulphur Springs, woos,stock ,&o-,
and st 81 p. m for Richmoid and all points South
vest making sure and close connections 10 Mem
B:ss.ss wsfss; :. and omniss's: ,e.ve the oss
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never been able 10
Medieiae-HByIRI
a sIN Nc LIE IN
rEcT a R8.I
Never did Ne hnsvI
.atisfa ssisa BY aayl
che espirsfy,all are
oPERATIONS, and
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-06-22

ATTEMPT AT SUIcIDE.-A man named Thomas
Trainor came to DR.. Wickes' drug store about
half past six O'Clock yesterday evening, bought
a twO-ounce vial of nitric acid. went to the
rear OF Flagg's stable, where be is supposed to
have drank portion of the drug. He COM
menced screaming, aud attracted persons to
the spot, and it was found that about two-thirds
Of the acid had been emptied out Of the vial
He was brought to the drug store. aud appear
ed to be in great misery; antidotes were poured
down his throat to Deutralize the effects of the
acid. and at eight O'clock it was thought be
would recover. Trainor was formerly from
Pittsburg, and we are Informed that be receiv-
ed some bad news from home by the last steam
er, since which time he has been drinking to
excess.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-06-22

You've AMERICA SHArr-We learn that the
prOprietors OF the Young America Shaft COM
pieted their main tunnels last week, and have
commenced drifting out aud washing the grav-
ei. With three men drifting. from Thursday
morning until twelve o'clock. Saturday night,
they took out $4,000. They have four or five
men drifting this week, and will be prepared
by another week TO put on several more hands,
when they expect to take out gold by the
Wholesale. This company has been at an i'm
mense expense--betwcens $40. 900 and $50. 600
in opening their diggings but they have pay
Tag ground that will require many years to
work out. aud with ordinary luck they will
make enough THE season to cover the expense
Of opening the diggings
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-06-22
ATrsI AT HuSr's HILL.-Last Sunday night,

ATFaI T AT HUEr's HILL--Last Sunday night,
twO men named J. A. Brown and ]. B. La
Londe. went to the mill of the Maine Tunnel
Co., and made an assault upon the Engineer,
Luke Secord, who was alone at the time.
Brown told Secord that be intended to kill him,
and put his hand in his bosom. as II to draw a
weapon: upon this, Secord pick ID up an iron
poker, struck Brown on the head, and knocked
him senseless. La Londc then made at the en-
gineer, and was met with like rap Oh the
Aead, which laid him out also. La Londe re-
gained his senses iu a short time, but Brown.
who was intoxicated At the time Of the dificul-
~, Was insensible until the next morning. The
blows from the poker cut severe gashes in the
heads OF the two men; their skulls we're laid
bare. bnt not fractured. Their wounds are not
regarded as dangerous. The ARRAY was caused
BY some difficulties between the families of
Brown aud Secord.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-06-22

FoUED DKAD.-Geosge T. Gambler who had
been stopping for short time at the cabin of
Mr.. Fowler, about three quarters OF mile from
town, on the road to the Buena Vista ranch,
was found dead outside Of the cabin last Thurs
day morning. He had been in i'll health for
some me, but went to bed as usual on We'd
died some time during the night Several per-
sons were sleeping in the room with him. but
they did not know when he went out Coroner
Bazeiy held an inquest the same day, ald DR..
u. N. Hunt made = post mOrtem examination.
rnoas size, and the jury returned verdict that
his death was caused by enlargement of the
heart
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-06-22

SUDDEN DEATH.-Nr. Geo. Armstrong, who
has resided several years at Gold Flat, died
suddenly last Friday morning. Abou. week
previous TO his death. he was taken with pain
In the stomach, violent vomitings, and exhibit
ed symptoms of having been poisoned. He
was attended by DR.. II. Hunt, and 10 all ap-
pesrance Was rapidly recovering. On Friday
morning he had so far recovered as to be able
TO walk about the house; and while conversing &
with HE friends apparently in good spirits, he
was again suddenly attacked with vomiting,
and expired in few minutes. Coroner Bazely
held IN inquest on the body aud a post n'ortem
examination was made by Drs. II. and Il. N.
Hunt. His heart and stomach were found to
be very much diseased, but no certain ndica.
lions OF poison we're detected.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-06-22
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.

THERMoSErRIcAL REcoRD.-Messrs William
son and Bazely have latterly been keeping q
thermometrical record. >. their Saloon, corner
OfPine and Commercial streets, noting the
heat ut i've different periods Of each day. We
give below table, showing the range of the
thermomometer from the 9Th instant, up to yes
turday evening, emitting fractions Of degrees.
The Thermometer hangs in the shade, against
the wall Of brick bnilding. and during the hot
weather, water is sprinkled on the sidewalk in
front Of the building.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-06-22

THE GHr EETKRrATNMENT.-Tho tickets in
Charley Young's second grand gift entertain
ment are going OF at the rate OF four or five
hundred 9 day, and there is no question that
ell will be disposed Of long before the enter
taiument comes OF. Parties wishing to invest
in The enterprise should not put it OF too long
or they may fnd that the chances are all taken
We again refer TO the list Of prizes to be drawn,
which will be found on our fourth page.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-06-22
DR.. L. J. CZAPKAY'S
Private Medical and Surgical

Sacramento Street, below Montgomery, op-
posite Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S Office.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Established in 1854 for the Permanent Cure Of all Chronic
and Private Diseases, and the Suppression of
Quackery
Attending and Resident Physician, L. J. CZAPKAY ".
D. late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War Chief Ply
scan to the Goth Regiment of Honveds Chief Surgeon to
the Military Hospital Of Pesth, Hungary the late Lecturer
Diseases of Women and Children, and Honorary Mem.
Der Of the Philadelphia College of Medicine.
Aa- Particular attention paid to the treatment OF d.
peculiar to Women and Children. -dR
Es- Office IIours-From A. NJ to eP.M
Communications strictly confidential
Permanent Cure guaranteed pay.
Consultations, by letter otherwise free.
Address, l. J. CZAPKAY, NJ u.
San Francsco Cal
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-06-22

KnLED.-A German named S. Fowlhaoer'
while at work in his diggings at Dutch Slide
near Jefferson, on Wednesday last, was struck
on the head BY stone which rolled on the
bank above. His skull WAS fractured and ne
Iingered insensible until Friday morning, when
he died
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-06-22

AccIpExr.-Nr. II. Buisman was severely
injured last Saturday, while at work in q min
ing claim near Jefferson, by bank csving
upon him. The flesh was badly torn on the
side of his head and face. and bis left side was
severely bruised. His injuries are not regard
cd 81 dangerous.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-06-22
gyteinl UgtietE.
TO INvALIDs.-Havc You Disease of tn

TO INVALIDS.-Have you Disease Of Ihs
Kidneys2
Take Risley's Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu
Have you Disease of the Bladder?
Take Risley's Compound Fluid Extract Of Buchu.
Have you Disease of the Urethra7
Take Risley's Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu.
Suffering from Debility Of Sexual organsS
Take Risley's Compound Fluid Extract OF Buchu.
Suffering from Pain in Back and Loinsy
Take Risley's Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu.
Subject 10 irregularities and Obstructlons2
Take Risley's Compound Fluid Extract of Buehu.
Suffering from Dropsy or Gravel?
Take Rsley's Compound Fluid Extract Of Buchu.
Any Burning in Urinary PassaResp
Take Rsley's Compound Fluid Extract Of Buchu.
fresh supply just received by
K. +. SPENCE,
2Su Druggist Apothecary. Main 81. Nevada.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-06-22

Miss ANNETTE INcE was playing at Placer
vile last week, supported by an excellent CON-
pany She is now making a tour through the
interior of the State and will doubtless visit
Nevada in the course of a week or two.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-06-22

FEurr.-we notice that Mr.. Greenhood has
iust received quantity of pears, orvnges' ana
other choice fruits, at bis fruit and cigar store
near the posi- ONCE. The oranges are large
and delicious; the pears are small but OF me
favor. and altogether eatable.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-06-22

CoRREcTIoN.-Mrs. Edwards, whose son was
drowned in the ditch on Tuesday the l4th, requests
to state that the lad only nine years and two
months DID, instead of twelve years. as stated by u.s.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-06-22

sESrEScED-Ah Coon, the ChnamAn who
MA. convicted last week of murder in the see-
oud degree. was sentenced BY Judge searlS on
Saturday to fifteen years. imprisonment IN 'ne
Penitentiary.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-06-22

TIE FoUxrH At vASDERLErTH's.-By noIlce
In another column, it will be seen Iha' MT ""-
derleith is making preparations for celebrating
the Fourth at bis place, on the "asning'O"
road.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-06-22

SCnooL ExHIBrTOS.-The pupils OF mrs
SpoOr's school, at Cherokee. have been making
preparations foe an exhibition, which comes on
thEs evening.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-06-22
WisesllgMsS4s.
T. ELLARD BEANS & co.

T. ELLARD BEANS & CO.,
Kidd & Knox's B ick---52 Broad Street.
-Oner at Greatly Reduced Prices
100 KEGS ASSORTED NAILS;
1UO 200 Boxes of Candles;
% Bags of Rio and Java Cooffee
SO Cases of Assorted Pie Fruits
SO Kegs S. +. and f b. Syrup
e5 Boxes Of Rasins
so Kegs Of Butter;
so Bags California Beans;
so Boxes Hrs and Colgates Soap;
With large and complete assortment Of all kind Of Goods
in line of business. Consisting in part Of
Flour, Potatoes Pork,
BacOn, Hams, Mackerel
Salt Salmon, California Cheese, Cofsh,
Ranch Butter, Crackers, pickles
Celebrated Curious Tea and the finest assortmentof
Can and Shelf Goods
EVER BROUGHT TO NEVADA
WINES Go LIQUORS,
We would also inform friends and the
public that we have added to our large Stock
complete assortment of Wines and Liquors. consisting OF
Sansevaim's Sparkling Angelica,
White California Wine,
Clnret, Sauterne,
Ginger Wine, Gum, Raspberry
Peppermint, aud Lemon Syrup,
Hosfetters. Boxers.
aud StoughtOn Bitters,
WOLFE'S AROMATIC SCHNAPPS, &c.
ALE AND PORTER,
New York nne mixed and Old Dock Brandy Whisky, Gin
Sherry and Port Wine.
IA We call attention to the above Stock. ia
Our Motto is Small Profits & Ready Pay.
Goods Delivered Free Of Charge.
II. ELLARD BEANS & CO.
Nevada June lst, lShS-S5-u
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-06-22

CERTIFICATE.-I. the undersigned, Governor Of Hun
gary do testify hereby that DR. L. j. Czapkay has served
during the contest for Huuga liberty Chief Surgeon
in the Hungarian Army with faithful perseverance where
Of have given him this certificate and do recommend
him the sympathy attention and protection Of all those
who capable Of patriotic esacr1ce and
undeserved misfortune KO5SUTH LAJOS,
Governor Of Hungary.
Washington City January 9th 1852. 3l-tf
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-06-22

ssThe following letter which cmphatcsly speaks for
itself written by the Dean othe Faculty ofhe Pila
depha College Of Medicine the editors Of the the Pac
&c Medical and Surgical Journal San Francisco, for
publication:
pmIADELFmA, January 18th, 1889
To the Editors Of the Pacific Medical Surgical Jour
Internationally attention has been called to
article in the December Of your journal in regard
the adj eunde degree granted by the Philadelphia Col
ege Of Medicine to Dr. L. Czapkay. When the appli.
cation for the degree made TO the faculty it was
accompanied by adaVts and testimonials TO the effect
that Dr. Czapksy regular graduate NJ. H. Of the
University of fcsth had served Surgeon in the Hunga
ran Army, and regular Practitioner OF Medicine
On the strength these the degree granted The ad
endent degree Its implies is conferred gadu
aes only and gives privileges. Had there been
the slightest suspicion Of ulsy the application have
would been refused BY inserting this in your journal you
will do an OF justice to the College and confer favor
on Yours, very respectfully
II. RAND,
Dean Of the Faculty Of the Philadelphia College Of Med
cine.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-06-22

DR.. L. J. Czapksys Medical and Surgical Institute is on
Sacramento street below Montgomery, opposite Pacific
Mail Steamship COmpSnys Office, San Francisco Caor-
MA The Doctor offers free consultation, and asks
muneration unless he effects cure.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-06-22

Dean of the Faculty of the Phadelphia College Of Med
cine.