Nevada national., 1859-03-12

and their sai,uivnts HUilt tiiiicatei br Notary
ruhhc The ',ui~uds 81 society iml erinu.ly com,
sand their publicity and nIcu nd their p,rusal
the attention Of all afflicted
Ts1rtfsiiHsss IS hc Iisc>H'irs 10 Grafurd,
CEREEICdTE
The undersigned de,lrou- OF acqus hitting those who
ray bc unfortunate enough to he smiarl, afflicted
where permanent rcei of their .ulIerings may he
obtained feels 1t his duty tn publicly express his ,n
gratitude 10 II l.. Gzapkay Tor the permanent
recovery of hi. health Borne down by the distress
ing symptoms incident 10 iic vicious practice. of
aontrolable passions tn youth, depressed IN body snd
mind. unable to perform the most irifiug duty
imposed upon the daily ayocation> Of life sought
the adyice o many physicians. who at first regarded
M disease OF trding Importance but. ala after
e iew week aud Ia several instances months Of their
.reaticstt ou':d 70 my unutierable horror. that
INSTEAD OF relief the symptom became more alarming
II their torture, and being finally fud by one that
medicines would be OF little consequtnes, dcspared
sf ever regainng health, strength aud energy:
snd last resort and with but faint hope called
upon DR.. Cfarksy, who after examining my case,
prescribed medicine which almost instantly re
!ieved of the duh pain and dizziness In my head.
Encouraged by this result resolved to place myself
Immediately under his care and by a strict obedience
20 his directions and advice, my head became clear
my ideas collected, the constant pains in my back
aud grons, the weakness Of my limbs, the nervous
action OF my whole system on the slightest alarm
9 excitement the misanthropy and evil iorebodings.
the self dStrust and Of confidence in others the
incapAbility TO study and want of resolution, the
dreams at night followed by Involuntary discharges
have all disappeared and IN fact in months after
consulting the Doctor, felt If inspired bv a
life that life which, bat short time ago c0ntem.
plated to end By nv own hand.
With view to guard the unfortunate from falling
into the snares Of incompetent quaeks. deem u
euty to offer this testimony the merit aud kill Of
DR. CEapkay. and recommend him TO all who may
stand in need of medical advice. being assured by
swn experience that, under his care a radical
and permanent cure will be effected
F. FILLMORE.
seribed and sworn before me this 18th day Of April
A. d. 1856 (Sgned) JoHS NIppiy1oN
II" 81 Notary Public.
CARD-Prompted by an honest desire Of nv heart
iShlsh 70 lay before the public cases which De.
set'es eommendation, not only act OF ef N
nhc sklil, but that Of humanity aIso. About 4 %
years ago, suddenly, and from causes unknswn 10
me- was seized with 1T of epilepsy which owing
20 my inability to meet the expenses eonseoueni
upon thorough medical treatment and the DIS
eouragement which met with On s,,annt;,a I,
soon became such (as was led TO beiisysr 80 =,
defy the skill Of any physician | was freeHen,lv
while iu pursuit Of my calling thrown down 10 ~
ground without the slightest worning and althongh
nesensihIe to the agonies yet des pissed ,ha p,isr
ies Of nv life and learned to lok unon H.
who would render assistance shelter me frru d.n
ger enemies whe sought to prolong the existence
Of my miseries while in this stats, and having
previous to my affiieton tasted the sweets Of life
| once more Induced 10 attempt seeking aid uf
physician, and, by recommendation, called upon
DR. L. J. Crapkay, told him of any cireumste nces
aud OF my inability TO reward him for his services
regardless o which, however, he at once undertook
my case, and, with the blessing Of God, | vas once
more restored 20 perfect health Unsbie to reward
him for the boon which Ienjoy at present, and yet
e7nreious Of my indebtedness. copsider II due 10