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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-09

KINGS CoUSIY DEMOCRATIC NoNISATIONs.-The
Kles County Democratic Convention met at East
New-York yesterday afte noon and organized by
e!ec,ine Moses +. Odell, Chairman, and WD ). Leach
and George G. Herman, Secretaries. The following
nominations were then made
D,,i,tct fsto,Aet - John Schumasr by acciamation
County Jucge-sau ae Garrison who received d votes out oil
=. s.t on The a ,ml aD oa sabnry By accmson
Sspe,intendsHts Of the Pooy-Wiism Bennett aud Joseph
Jr.tce of Se.,,ons-Nichols, shlwel.
C.yon1-Jobn H. Murphy.
SECOND SsSAToRIAL NoMISATioS.-The Second
District Democratic Senatorial Convention, of Kings
Co., met at Montague Hall yesterday, and nominated
Thomas a. Gardner, of the Second Ward, for Sena'
ter. By reclamation. The Hon. Samuel Sloan now
represents this District.
THIRD SENATORIAL NoaIsATIos.-The Democratic
delegates TO tire Second Senatorial District, Of Kings
Co., net at East New.York yesterday afternoon.
pariel Puy ter, esq, presided, and John A. Bogart
acted AZ secretary. After the Convention was called
TO order Francis B. Spinoli unanimously reuomi-
rated for the Office Of Senator, and after his accept
snce Of the nomination the Convention adjourned.
Fmsr ASSEMBLY DtsrRIcr CONVENTION The Ist
Assembly District Convention of the County of
Wes,chester was held at Fordhsm On Wednesday,
The delegat from the several towns comprising that
ulst1lct west Nrot'HoetciJ
che .ter ard Yonkers, represented the number OF
Office holders and Office hunters, and the whole busi-
ress was done according to rule.
Mr. Smith, publisher Of YoHker's Herald of Yonk-
ers ian ex Ctstom House officer, elected delegate
to tie Syracuse Convention, eod Mr. Peter Buckhout
of West Farms an attache of the Assay Office, was
appointed alternate.
MI Samuel NJ. Purdy of West Farms Postmaster,
was appointed to the Judiciary Convention, add Mr.
Henry Spratley ex.Postmasterl of Morrisania was
appointed alternate. There were too delegations from
West Farms but as one of the delegations comprised
Arii.Locompton Democrats, they were gagged out
OF the CcuveItion without hearing.
The sano thing was done az the lid Assembly
District Convention which was held at White Plains
en- Monday ls-t, when the delegates from New. Ro-
cbelle headed by Mr.. Tnaddeus Davids, were put
aside ard Sc. of delegates representing mere
handful of Administration tools were a1midcd. The
prospect OF harmony in the Democratic ranks TINS
Fall il, therefore, not very laterng for those who
may be put in nomination.
Col. J. NJ Kunkel has been renomnated iof
Congress by the Democrats OF the Nth District oil
Maryland.
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GREAT RRITAIN.

There ia no news of political Importance.
Queen Victoria was about to pay her annual visit to
Scotland and had determined to journey from London
to Edinburgh dung the night, at the uniform speed OF
forty miles an hour.
A letter from the Admiralty Gays that nothing has
been done regarding the postal mail contract TO Aus
tralia via Panama and that, pending the investigation
into the contracts ordered by the House of Commons
this and all other projected contracts must be consider
ed to be under a uniform reference to Committee OF
Parliament.
The Board of Trade returns of July show Increase
in exports Of E29 900 for the month"; and I9,olb,W0
for the last months the same period Of ast
year.
The naval critic of The London Times gives on the
whole very favorable report Of tie inspection OF the
Russian fIigate General Admiral, which remained at
Spithead ,
be Iavages il some parts Of Ireland.
The Secretary Of the Atlantic Telegraph Company
had given notice of the rece pton OF several medals
and an address from the Mayor of NeE-York for
dry British officers connected with the laying of the
Cable last year.
TYNE terminated in the men getting advanced wages.
Enerptt'c efforts were being mace to throw doubts
on the guilt OF Dr. Smcthrst, the convicted poisoncr,
ano to obtain Communication OF the death sentence
against him.
Much interest had been evnced at Liverpool on
trot which OF near that place, In which several
celebrated American horses, including Jack Rooster,
Mountain Bay and DreadnOught were enssget The
race was won easily by an English horse named
"Daw" IN two thre emile heats, much to the surprise
and 10y of the assembled crowd, it being Considered
certain that the American horses would ~io large
number IF Americans on the course. The Amer.
lean horses obtained second third and fourth places IN
a field If seven horses.
Mr.. Ten Bfoeck's American two-year old colt Um-
pire has Won two more races q. Stockton, and Is the
proInnep t favorite for next years Derby.
Tie London Gazette gives the names OF the Com
mssioners appointed to investigate the national de-
feDses.
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AUSTRIA.

Letters from Vienna express the apprehension thai
the difficulties ot the Itaisn question viii not be set
tied at Zurich, end give report that the fur ough
granted the Aostrien soldiers returning from sy hsd
been suspended: ard that seven cat Of the tFeIye
Austrian corps danne are TO be retained on sat
footing.
The Aug,br-g Gazette cav tha. the Austrian mt
ory schools are to be completely reorgarzed on the
model Of tbose in France.
The rev Austrian Minister Of the Interior and Police
aye repre- sented as dee died ultrsm ont auists.
TIE Austrian fIigate Novars, accompanied by .hs
Austrian squadron, arrived at Trieste on the 10th.
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srd o, ycous Filter ~ which ALLUDED 10 my recent npon
the Crotop Board consider the artificial ssndsoae
..,.u.s BE- excslrlt afSoie
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
By Telegraph from London to Liverpool.

LONDON, SATURDAY a. IN.
TIE Daily Ners city erticle) Of last evening says;
Tie funds TO-DAY were slightly fatter. Owing To the
dulpcss OF business, coupled with few sales on ac
count Of persons desrous Of exchanging to tie new
Inoian loan tbe Improvement Of 10 Consos :, which
took place Thursday, has been lost. In the otoer
departments of the Stock Exchange stagnaton pre-
walls. The suppy OF money continues in excess OF the
demand. Best bills having sixty days to run were
taken to-day at J. The foreign exchanges were gener'
ally steady.
The Times City Artice). under date of last evening,
says: .
1.-THE funds opened with great steaiiness this morn
ing, but subse qaently experienced a reaction OF IN
sympathy probably with fall of prices IN Psrs.
There were az ain no balon operations al the Bank
to day. The large arrivals OF silver OF late nave sup
pGed the demand for exchanges and precluded the
necessity of purchasing the Continent. The dram
of gold IN France and Ger many is therefore proportion
ally diminished and not outstanding the falling oil IN
sbipments nom the United States aud the omar val
Of Over. due vessels from Australia, no Withdrawals
fiom the Bank have been required.
Grand Duke Cops antine of Russia is in London, and
visited the Crystal Palace yesterday.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9. 1859

ord 90 icy down TIE BAH of s,iGilaiioc IL lstu
ticTs Gar;hndi tsd reviewed re srry OF notesa
Farirs had issued decree ersc,ing ths from the
ls' September, the Customs lie betseen Parns snd
Nodeus sba. be suppressed.
Tie King of S-TdiIs, IN returning thaIks for
me-, al presented to hi b, spvste Srciey saii 'hat
bis efforts we're alssys concentrated FOR ;ie -res'
rsiorsl cause; that be lived FIR T. sud re'y TO
die for; tbs. although dtficulie. and mis'ortunes
n isbt Ell they wcuc Srsiily he surmoun'ed' eco
thai in Vie Of the wisdom srd good order row di.-
played in the Duchies Of Rcmscrs, It wsa impossible
10 90 further Be lie might have wished. lie Pledged
bic beet tffm,s f. tle welfare Of lisly.
Tie London TimCs strongly urges the Tu=ct1s 70 D.
prepared 70 resist Austrian aggression, If they
have 10 fight, AID pciIts 10 Garbaki a. noble
champion for item Of the Washington school
The Council Of Minister'S a. Turin, at which the
King of Sardinia presided. had decided that before
accepting even Professionally the PROVINCES which de-
sie TO be annexed IN Piedmont, il proper 70 coz
sul. the Allied Powers, particularly France.
Anumber OF distinguished Nenei.sns hsd been seEt a.
Repre- eD,s.ves 10 toe European posers aud they had
Issued long address which they ssy he conduct Of
Austiis las lot changed since the peace.
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,as. engagement having just
a, Iii. nd that .he stiu owned q
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Iist of the Delegates and Alterna'es

KlSGs CoUsIY DEMOCRATIC WORCESTERSHIRE
Kings County Democratic Convention met at East
New.York yesterday afte noon and organized by
electine Moses +. Odell, Chairman, and WD. ) Leach
and George G. Herman, Secretaries. The following
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-11

FATAL ACCIDENT Mr.. Thos Killgrove, a ua
tive of Waterford county, Ireland, was acciden-
tally killed at Moore's Flat last Saturday morn
ing. The tunnel in the claims where he was at
work had become choked up. and be went in
his work when the earth with which the tunnel
was choked gave way. and the water rushed
ont with such force as to carry him out of the
tunnel, landing him in canon some distance
below. and killing him instantly. Mr.. Kill
grove has resided in this county several years,
was an industrious and enterprising young man
and much respected by bis acquaintance and
friends.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-11

day morning, a burglar broke into bakery on
Broad street, adjoining the Ell Dorado Saloon.
The inmates of the house heard him walking
about the rooms, and succeeded in taking him
prisoner. The fellow represented that be had
been drinking during the night and was trying
to find place to sleep. He told such reas-
enable story that he was suffered to depart.
The next morning, however. his boots and an
ak were found at the back door OF the building.
He bad evidently pulled off his boots to enable
him to walk about the house without being
heard and the AK had been used to pry open
the door,
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-11

MAY DAY CELEBR1rIoS.-Tb Sunday School
children of Nevada held their May Day festival
on Friday last The place selected for the fes-
tivitics was near the west gap of the Sugar
Loaf, on the sunny side of the hill, but unfor-
tunately the eun was obscured most of the
time, and the day was uncomfortably cool. Not
being present, we are unable to state what oc-
curred on the ground but we are told that the
young folk enjoyed themselves as they always
will on such occasions, and every thing passed
off pleasantly.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-11

THEATRIcAL.-Msses Emma and Ada Webb
are announced to appear at the Nevada Thea
ter tonight and tomorrow night. The Webb
sisters are pleasing young actresses, and being
supported by good stock company, cannot
fail to entertain the theater- going public. On
their first appearance at Nevada they were re
ceved with much favor, and we have no doubt
they will again attract good houses. We learn
from their agent that they design giving one
or two entertainments at Grass Valley during
the latter part of the week.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-11
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.

DIscHARGED.-A man named Coffin was ar
rested some weeks ago in Yuba county, on
charge of robbing sluices near Emory's Cros-
sing. As the robbery was committed in this
county, the Justice sent Cofin to Nevada for
trial; here be waived the preliminary examna-
ton and consented TO await the action of the
Grand Jury. The Court of Sessions, however,
having adjourned over until the 27th, Coffin
got out q writ of habeas corpus, aud as his COM
mitment was voluntary he would, of course,
have been entitled to bis discharge. The Dis
trict Attorney Immediately lodged complaint
against him. had him arrested on warrant is
sued by Justice Anderson, and the witnesses
knowing to the facts were summoned TO attend
the examination, which was to have been held
before Justice Smith on Thursday. Two of
the witnesses attended, but the parties who lost
the gold. and whose evidence was absolutely
necessary to establish the fact of the robbery
failed to appear, aud the prisoner was conse-
quently discharged. Had the witnesses ap-
peared, there is not much doubt that sufficient
evidence could have been procured to warrant
the magistrate in holding the accused to an
swer for the robbery; but we are Informed by
those having full knowledge of the facts that
the evidence against him is entirely circum
stantial, and not of such a character as would
justify jury in convictng him. The residents
of Emory's Crossing have no doubt of his guilt
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-11

QUARTZ MILL.-The quartz mill of Messrs.
Anderson and others, erected on Deer creek,
near the Oriental Mill, has been completed and
was running last week. The engine was built
at the foundry near Grass Valley. and we learn
that the machinery works to perfection. The
mill was erected to crush the rock from the
Deadwood Lead, and from the known richness
of that ledge, we have no doubt the proprie-
tors will do good business.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-11

tral Committee for Nevada county, met at this
place on Saturday, and transacted the business
preliminary to the calling of the County Con-
vention. The members of the Committee were
nearly all present. and the utmost harmony
prevailed during their deliberations. The gen.
tlemen from the different sectious of the coun-
ty express the utmost confidence that their res
pective districts will give an increased Demo-
cratic vote in September next, aud all are san-
guine of success. By the proceedings of the
Committee, which will be found in another col
umn, it will be seen that the County Conven
tion is called for the first day of June. aud the
primary elections are to be held on Saturday,
the 2Sth inst.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-11

AccrDEEr-During the May Day celebration
ON Friday last, carriage containing three or
four persons was accidentally upset. Miss
BLACK. one of the occupants of the carriage
fe,, on her face, cutting severe gash on the
chin and loosening several teeth. The others
escaped without injury.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-11

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.
Attendant and Resident Physician, L. J. CZAPKAY, NJ
D. late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War Chief PLY.
scan to the 10th Regiment of Honveds Chel Surgeon to
the Military Hospital of Pesh Hungary the late Lecturer
Diseases of Women and Children, and Honorary Mem.
Der of the Philadelphia College of Medicine.
Ga Office Hours-From o A. M. to eP. NJ.
Communications strictly confidential
Permanent Cure guaranteed, or no pay.
Consultations, by letter otherwise, free.
Address, L. J. CZAPKAY, NJ D.
San Francisco Cal.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-11

ATLANTIC PAPERs.-J. W. Sullivan, OF the
News Depot, San Francisco, has placed us un-
der many obligations for late papers from all
the principal cities of the Union. We are also
indebted to Wells, Fargo & Co. for late papers,
received by the overland mail.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-11

WE are indebted to J. E. Hamlin, OF Broad
Street Book Store, for the New YORK Hsro'd o'
April lIth, received by the steamer Uncle SAM
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-11

LIVERY & SALE STABLE.
MAN STREET NEVADA.

MATN STREET NEFADA.
- j. A. LANCASTER, FORMERLY OF THE
Nrrs. Oriental Stables would inform his friends
SAA and the public generally that he has added
A.-L--1- extensively to his already Large and Eie.
CANT establishment Of Horses Bugges, Saddles, Harness.
&c Nc.-and is prepared 70 furnish as fine turn
outs n be fonnd IN the State.
Wo trained feet and easy Saddle Horses well equipped
for Ladies Genilemen will be ready nj all times.
long experience IN the business and earnest desire
TO retan the confidence of his friends leads him to be
evo no will be able to give general satisfaction.
Particular ttcntion paid 90 Horses on Livery
Carriages always in readiness with careful drivers for the
use Of Balls, Pnrtes, Sc. &c.
The quality OF my stock will permit say that those
seeking pleasure engaged business would do well 10
give me call J. A. LANCASTER.
Nevada Aug 90 iS56.--48-H
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-11

THANKS to Freeman & Co.'S Express for state
exchanges furnished by their agent during the
past week.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-11

ACCOUNTS ALLowED.-The accounts agai st
The county, audited by the Board of SuPervi-
sors at their late session. amounted to So
900 O2. on the following funds
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-11
BROAD STREET DRUG STORE.

TT III. WICIxES d CO., Successors to W. G..
II. AIBAN,) Wholesale and Retail Ileaers in
Drugs Porcelain w hHe
Medicines Port Wine
Chemicals Sherry VIM,
Due SfaFs Madeira Wine,
Paints Fyne Brandy,
Ttgfenfine Holland Gin,
IVLite Lead Windolo Glass,
Red Lead, Lard OH
Llbayote Sperm on,
Byristss Polar Oil
Alcohol Fish oil,
Starcb Castor Oil
PedJl Brandy Neds fbof or
Ttpioca Patent Medicines,
Canary Seed, PefJ umery
Linseei oil Cooking Extracts,
Gope Fdypish Specs,
Japan TdJ1,ish, Bay Rum,
Coach Fdnish, SdrSdpdTTud,
U1usar Vd,uish Wet,ber's Cordial,
Putty. Cherry fedordt,
Zinc Paint Widdr's Balsdm.
Together with general and complete assortment OF al
articles in line which will be sold at prices as low
they can be afforded In the mountains.
Physicians prescriptions carefully compounded
DR.. H. II. WICKES & co.
Corner OF Broad and Zine streets.
Nevada June oath, 1S56.-42-u
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-11
". s. NIcRommra Agont, Nevada. "
NEVADA & WASHINGTON STAGE LINE,

ON AND AFTER JANUARY /, 1856, the above Line viii
" run follows;
Leaving the Office at the National Exchange, Nevada at
O'Clock A. passing by Mountain Spring House Mogans
Cold Spring White Clond Gold Hin and Alpha, arriving
at Washington by O'Clock In the afternoon.
II is the nearest and best Route to Washngton Omega
So0tchman's Creek Poor MINIS Greek, aud Eureka.
Returning The Stages win leave the South Ynba Hotel
Washington every morning at nine O'Clock and arrive al
Nevada by one O'Clock r. NJ connecting with the Cali
fornia Stage Co.'S Coaches for Auburn, Sacramento MayG
VILE aud Shasta.
Once--South Yuha Hotel Washington. afN2
aHh A. S. oIIN PropretoE
W. s McRonERTs, Agent, Nevada ~ [34-tfs
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-11
TO INvALIDs.-Have you disease Of the

TO INvALIDs--Have yOu Disease of tn,
Kidneysf
Take Risley's Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu.
Have you Disease Of the Bladder?
Take Risley's Compound Fluid Extract of Buehu
Have you Disease Of the UrethraS
Take Risley's Compound Fluid Extract Of Buehu.
Suffering from Debility of Sexual organss
Take Risley's Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu
Suffering from Pain in Back and Loinss
Take Risley's Compound Fluid Extract Of Buchu
Subject to irregularities and Obstructions9
Take Risley's Compound Fluid Extract of Buehu
Suffering from Dropsy or Gravels
Take Rsley's Compound Fluid Extract Of Buchu.
Any Burning in Urinary Passagcss
Take Rsley's Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu
fresh supply just received by
Z. r. SPENCE,
2s-u Druggist Apothecary, Main St., Nevada.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-11
SHEATH g. ARNOLD,
No 1893 J Street, Cor. of 7th, Sacrament,

~~~-~~@~S
Agents for the New IdrIa Quicksilver, tAo
best and purest Ia California.
A GENTS FOR THE sINTPERIAL FIRE
IA and Life Insurance Co." and "Northern Insurance
Co." for Fire and LIFE Have hand and are receiving
by every Clipper from the Atlantic States additions to
Stock of
assorted Merch In a n d ise.
Which is purchased entirely for CASH.
We enabled sell to the Country Trade at az Low
Prices ms the Jobbcrs at San Francisco. Our Stock
consists In part rs follows
ArrLEs--Dricd, and Fresh in tins Apple sauce-Axc
Handles
BEEr-Dred and Eastern bacon, Butter Beans Buck
cts, Brooms. barley
cANpiEs-Assorted curranta, dred--coTee, ground
Rio Java-Cheese, Green Corn Cream Of Tartar Cards
Goldfish, Cranberres, Chickens, Corn Meal, CamIhene
Candy Clans Crackers, soda and Boston,
FLouR--Haxall and Gallego, California, BuckwhCat and
Rye,
HANs-various brands California and Oregon, Hominy
Honey in tins.
Jeies and Jams.
IARp-in tins and kegs; Iobstors.
MAcKEREI-in hlf bbls., bbIs and kits Mustard En-
glish, Ea tern and California Matches, Maccaroni.
OYsrERs--0nons, Olive Polar, Lard and Sperm Oils
Fruits Peppe Pickles Peas ppes FIX .pSIea nIp Pork
clear and mess, in bbls aud hf bbIs., Potatoes.
RiHSs-in gr hlf and whole boxes; Carolina, China
Batavia Manila and raina Rice
Soap, llls pale and chemical olive Syrup Boston and
San Francisco In kegs and bbs. Strawberries IN tins
Salt sardlnes sago shoves Sugar crushed, powdered
granulaed ground China, New Orleans, and San Fran.
cisco refined In bbls and hlf bbls.
ToBAcco--sun. Peach strawberry Fruit Apricot,
Spanish Mixed Wilson'S smoking, Goodwns smoking and
Natural Leaf Tomato Catsup, Turkey, Twine Tacks Tea
-Greon Imperia and Gunpowder Tomatoes in
vermiclla. Vinegar whortebcrrIes in cans.
Yeast Powders--Preston MerrilIs.
LIQ QUOHS--Engsh Ale and Porter in casks and bot.
ties San Francisco Ale in bbls and hlf bbls
stoughton's Bitters lIostetteEs Btters Boxers Bit
tiers woe's schnapps, vodners schnapps
Turner's Ginger Wine Gordon's Rarpberry syrup
Sherry Port and Claret Wines Choice Fresh Brandy
American Brandy.
Holland Gin American Gin Scotch whiskey, Club
House Gin, Monongahcla Whskey, Lemon Syrup.
Hs- Orders for Goods not In limo will receive prompt
attention.
All Goods shipped TO our caro- will be forwarded with
SHEATH & ARNOLD.
Sacramento. Jan. 1859 --18 SIN
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-11

CERTIF1CATE--I the undersigned, Governor OF Hun
gury DO testify hereby that Dr. L. j. Czapkay has served
during the contest for Hungarian 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 appreciang patriotic sacrifice and
undeserved misfortune. K0SSUTH LAJ0S,
Governor of Hungary.
Washington City, January 9th, 1859. 3l-tf
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-11
TRAVELLING.
CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY.

CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY.
TTyIfE STAGES of this Company viii leave their ONCE at
i the National Exchange Nevada, as fellows: ieH
FOR SACRAMENTO.
Leaves Nevada at o'clock A. NJ, and arriving at Sacs
ento In time for the O'Clock boats for San francisco
Also at o'clock, A, NJ, running via Auburn as an Acs
conlmodaton Line to Sacramento.
foR MARysvlLtE al Nf
Leaves the above named 0ce every morning at seven
O'Clock, A. NJ, passing through Grass Valley, Rough
Ready Empire Ranch and Long Bar and arriving In Ma
rysville at o'clock r. M.
FOR FOREST CRY DowNIEviLIE PATTERSON, wotSKy's,
AooREs, AND ORLEANS FLATS.
Leaves every lnorning at IL O'Clock A, NJ, ~
~ JAMES IAwOBTH,
Ires't. G. S. Co.
W. & McFomsRrs Agent Nevada III
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-11

Dr. l. j. Czapkay Medical and Surgical Institute is
Sacramento street below Montgomery, opposite Pacific
Mail steamship Company's Once San Francisco CaIfor
MIA The Doctor offers free consultation and asks
munerat,on unless he effects a cure.