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Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-27
IDDLET0N, Notary Public.
Card.

Prompted by an honest desire Of my heart, wish
to lay before the public case which deserves COM
meudation, not only as an act OF scientific skill, but
that Of humanity also. About two years ago suit.
denly and from causes unknown to me, was seized
with fit of Epilepsy, which, owing to my inability 10
meet the expenses consequent upon thorough medi-
cal treatment, and the discOuragement which met
with attempting It, soon became such las was then
led TO believe) u defy the skill Of any ply scan.
was frequently, while in pursuit OF my caing thrown
down to the ground without the slightest warning; and
although nsensibe to the agonies, yet despised
miseries of my life, and soon learned to look upon
those who would render assistance shelter from
danger enemies who sought to prolCng the existence
of my mseries. While In this state, and having, pre-.
ylous to my afhcton, tasted the sweets of life,
more was induced to attempt seeking aid of physi-
cian, and, by recommendation. called upon DR.. l.. J.
Ozapkay. told him of my circumstances, and Of my
inability to reward him for his services, regardless Of
which, however, he at once undertook my case and,
with the blessing of God WAS once restored to
perfect health. Unable to re Yard him for the boon
which enjoy at present, and vet conscious of my in
d'bedness, consider II due to myself and all am ced
to make the case public in order that those in need
ofmelical advice may fl d physician in whom every
confidence can be placed.
II. 81 MEYER YABLoNsKY.
State OF California county Of San francisco, S.
Subscribed and before me- this st day OF Au.
gust, A. d. 1886
ISL GILBERT A. GRANT, Notary Public.
Card.
/, The the undersigned having been under the treat
ment of DR.. l.. Csapkay, although unsolicited feel
called upon 70 give publicity to his treatment, hoping
that by doing so Imay he Instrumental in preventing
Others from the fearful suffering and misery which
experienced, ana which 81 often results from the per-
neious practice of pretenders. My disease has bee
that Of physical and mental debility, which follows in
consequence of indiscretons In youth The agones
whch endured are, perhaps, unnecessary for me to
deta they are known to those who have experienced
them Suffice IL to say, that having called the services
OF Dr. L. j. Czapkay into requisop, all the expecta-
tions which may have formed of him were more
than realized. would therefore recommend Dr. Czap-
kay to all who may find themselves afflicted with that
dreadful malady, my object in 80 doing being sym
pathy for suffering humanity, and heartfelt desire Of
relieving them. D. J. DAlLEE, Printer.
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PnILApELrHIA, JanuarY l7th, ls59.

OERTIFICATE.-I, the undersigned, Gov
ernor of Hungary, do testify hereby, that Dr.. H. j.
Czapkay has served during the contest Tor hungarian
liberty as On CT Surgeon in the Hungarian army,
with faithful perseverance,. Whereof have given to
him this certificate and recommend him to the symph-
thy attention and protection of all those who are ca
pable Of approaching patriotic self saerihce and un
deserved misfortune. hOoSUTh LAJOo,
Governor of Hungary.
WAsutNcroN CRY Jan, 9th, 1852.
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Ean 6rantisru 9duertisemens.
BENSLEY WATER ICURE
AND
MOtOrpathic Institution
DIR. BARLOW ]. SMITH.

ENoRNEgLY PeOPRI ETOR Of the Water Cure
II and doto p1thic Establishment In Sacramento,
has loctted his Institution In san Francisco on stook.
ton street, c rner Of Pacific, & be known as
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TURNER BROTHERS.

Corner Washington and Franklin streets, N. Y,
Niagara street. Buffalo. N Y,
Corner Broadway and Front sts. San Francisco, Cal.
And for Sale by Merchants and Druggists every
where. ap20-3m
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-27

WE would respectfully call the attention Of Drug
gists, Physicians. entistS, Brewers Soda water
Manufacturers Painters and others, to perfect
r1ngement for the ira sactOn NJ the IMPORTING
One OF our FIRM being now In New York purchasing
for us, enabled to offer greater inducements
than any other honse in the State. We have IN store,
nt our own mportation the largest and best selected
stock In California and will b. constantly receipt OF
additional supplies bv Ciinpers and by Express direct
| from New York and Boston, all Of which offer at
reduced prices The following comprises part (only }
OF the articles we have for sale.
sno lbs Extract Lquorice, $50 lis Blue vltrol,
30 0 lbs best Gum Arabic 5000 lhs Sal Fpsom,
,Ol lbs Turkey Opium and ls on lbs Alum,
Iodide Potassia, L 90 lbs Sulphur,
o5O ozs Suphate Quinne S01 lbs Tapicoa,
100 ozs Strychnine, lSl0 lbs Super Carb Soda,
Q0ozs SulDhate Morphine 100 lbs Alex SIENNA,
100 ozs Nit Silver, pure, 900 lbs SuThate Potash,
200 ozs Iodite Murcury, 45O lbs Carb Ammonia,
$50 lbs Calnmel. 3 kegs Jamaica Ginger,
100 lbs Rlue Pills, 1900 his Cream TSrtar. pure
IS lbs Chloroform. SIG lbs Flaxseed, ground,
500 lbs TArtaTic Acid, 900 lbs FaxSeed,
125 lbs Citrc Acid, 200 lbs Balsam Copaiba,
" lbs Spirits Niire, 175 lbs Gum Camphor,
215 lbs AQUA ANN mia, 80 lbs Gum As fetida,
no lis Suiphuric Ether, 100 lbs Gum Scammony,
1900 lbs Nitric Acid, iamboge, Mastic Myrrh,
$1,000 lbs Suphur,c Acid, Tragacanth and Guaiac,
oil BergaWot, pure, Sugar Lead,
OIL Lemon, pure, SeiltZ Powders, ETC., etc
OIL Wintergreen, pure.
FOR SALE AT PRICES MUCH LOWER
THAN USUAL.
I'll. MCDONALD & Co.,
Importing Wholesale Druggists,
Sacramento.
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nm, y from an Occasional Correspondent

occasional
POLITICAL MOVEMENTS IN WASHINGTON
NJ, WASHINGTON, April Is.
Inc preliminary contest for the Presidential
nomination OF the Democratic party has taken
place mere during the last few DAYS, a large num-
Der OF delegates to Charleston and outsiders bav-
ing stopped in this city on their way to the Con-
ventlon. The struggle between the Douglas and
Administration men is very fierce, and bitter and
many hard things are said on both Sides The
Douglas men charge that the Administration was
tanperlng with the delegates, has purchased some
ana improperly influenced others. Color is giyen
TO tnelr allegations by the fact that portion of
'he massachusetts,, as well the entire New DER
sey delegation, have detached themselves from tho
support OF Judge Douglas since their arrival here
In spite Of these defections, the friends of Mr.
Douglas are exceedingly sanguine, and reckon up-
on MS selection by the Convention something as
certain as any future event can be- They pro-
fessed to-day to be able to count on 1877 votes for
him on the first ballot. learn that the friends of
the Administration held a caucus last NIGHT Mt
which Senators Slidell, Gwin, Bright and others
were present 1t was there resolved to concentrate
upon picePresident Breckenridge for President and
Gen. 10 Lane for Vice President, a ticket which is
acknowledged to be strong, and which they think
will hold the Pennsylvania delegation fast and pre-
vent it going over to Douglas. The great STRUGGLE
seems to be to secure the vote of the Pennsylvania
delegation. The Douglas men appear quite conf
dent that New ork will vote en- n,asse for "the
Little Giant but, per contra, hear that one of
the leading men of that delegation declared day
that New ork was disposed to concede the nomi-
nation to the South.
The Republican members of the Covode Inyesti-
eating Committee state that the testimony of Hon.
Robert }. Walker and Attorney General Black,
given before that Committee to-day, went fully to
sustain the charges which have been preferred
against the President, as to his use of money to
control elections and duplicity in the Kansas mat
ter: They obtained the famous Pettibone letter.
which will shortly be published
1t is predicted here that the Union Convention of
Maryland, which will meet in your CITY to NOR
row, will select delegates to the National Conven
ton in favor of the nomination of Hon. John
Bell.
The movement amongst the Republicans in be-
half of Judge Mclean, another candidate for the
Presidency, is rapidly gaining strength The
Democrats say they dread him more than any one
named on that side.
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AS will be seen by the report of the proceedings
in the City Circuit Court, published in another
column, Judge KREBs yesterday adjudged Mr.
THOMAS b. GATHER guilty of contempt of Court
for refusing TO deliver up to Mr.. SHERWOOD, the
Clerk of the Court, the Seal, dockets books and
papers in his possession, and imposed upon him
fine of Two Hundred dollars and ordered him to
be committed to Jail for thirty days, and until the
fine should be paid. This order, however we
understand, the Sheriff has taken the liberty OF
disregarding-at least, we are informed that Mr..
GATHER, though taken in custody by that officer
in the morning, was still at large yesterday even
ing, though the language of the order is explicit,
that che be in the custody of the Warden of Bal
gilmore city Jail for thirty days, and until the
't6ne be paid" Whether the Judge will submit
to be snubbed, and have the authority of his
Court set at defiance, by the Sheriff as we'll as the
Clerk, we shall look to his action to-day with
some curiosity TO learn.
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SALE OF PRopERrY.-Messrs F. w. Bennett &
Co., auctioneers, sold yesterday afternoon, on the
premises, the lot of ground on n. l.. side of Madi-
son street Eutaw, fronting IA feet, by depth
of about II feet to 10 foot aey-improved by a
building, mo. 1884,, subject to a ground rent of
S24. sc per annum, for Sl,525. Purchaser, Mr..
VIM Elmer
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The SusJuehanna Railroad and New York
City Railroads.

ALBANY. April tI.-Ihe Governor has vetoed the
Susquehanna Railroad Bill unconstitutional,
but the Senate passed it over the veto, lG to s.
The Assembly, however, sustained the veto, which
kills the bill. The Washington market veto was
taken up and passed by the Senate, 10 to ]. The
New York city, and which the Governor had We
toed and passed them the veto, 81 to .. These
bills passed the Assembly, the veto, last eve
ming. The bill imposing tax of one and one
eight mill for the interest of the Canal Debt, was
also passed. The bill authorizing the sale Of the
old City Hall to the United States likewise
passed The Legislature then adjourned sine die.
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BALTIMORE.
THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1850.

We publish to-day the very able and elaborate
opinions, delivered by Chief Justice LEGRAND and
Justice Tuck, affirming the Constitutionality of
the New Police law, and the orders passed by the
Superior Court, dsmissng the City's application
for a Writ of Mandamus, and granting that of the
Police Commissioners. The two opinions will be
found TO differ only in some minor particulars
and the judgment of the Court, affirming the de
cision of the Court below, is, as we stated yester
day, unanimous. We are not advised how sool
the Commissioners will be able to put the MACH
merry of the new law into operation.
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MARYLAND Observation-Disclosures success

MARYLAND INsTTUTE.--Triumphan success of
THIoDONs MUSEUM OF MECHANICAL ARTs-Tms EVENING
the following will be presented View of the Town
and Rock of Gibraltar real animals and people,
rican steamers Washington at Valley Forge Salzburg
by rise; Hunsmen Dogs and Rabbits Auomaton Rope
Walters Napoleon crossing the Alps with thirty thousand
To close with the terrific of the perilS Sea-
showing the monster steamer Great Eastern
Day Exhibition Saturday Afternoon at o'clock, on
which occasion children IL cts.
Admission % cts. Doors open at n; Commencing
o'clock.
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THE DEATH PENALTY IN New YoRK.-A bill has
passed both branches of the State Legislature of
New York essentially modifying the death penalty.
Executions hereafter are only to be for treason,
arson, and murder in the first degree In cases of
death sentences, the execution shall not take place
until one year after sentence shall have been
passed, nor until the issue of the Governors war
rant
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COnfiagratio ion at Woodstock. n. B.-Over one
Hundred buildings DestrOyed-LOss $780,

ST.. JoHN's, n. j., April 1.-THE business por-
ton Of the town of oodstock, N. B., entirely
destroyed by fire last night. Over one hundred
buildings burned. The loss is estimated at
over $500, 600, on which there is an insurance of
about SIS, 000.-The telegraph office also de
We are unable to obtain, as yet, any particulars.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, April ls.-The Commissioner of
Patents has granted the application for the exten-
sion of the House Telegraph patent for seven years
from to-day. He has also extended the Wells
D. tent Improvement in the manufacture of hat
bodies for a like period.-The steamer Roanoke
will land the japanese Embassy at the city of New
York. in accordance with the original order OF the
Secretary of the Navy. They would have been
brought directly to Washington, as recommended
by Consul General Harris, but for the apprehended
difficulty plotting the vessel through the channel
of the Potomac river.-The House Committee on
Elections to-day passed resolution that in the
contested election case of Williamson and Sickles
the points raised and argued by Mr. Sickles. in re-
aton to the notice and specifications served by the
contestant, be reserved for decision until the final
hearing, without prejudice to the rights Of Mr..
Sickles; and that Mr. Williamson proceed to take
testimony upon his notice at his peril.
House Pcst-Oilice Committee to day agreed to re-
duction of the charge all letters delivered by
local carriers to one cent-A large number Of
delegates to the Charleston Convention, and others
left here to-day for that city, including Fernando
Woods party The Republican Senators to-day
held caucus to consult as to what amendments
ought to be made to the Nicaragua treaty to secure
their support.
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To THE PUBLIC.-After eight years of indus
trous labor ] have determined to decline storekeeping.
My preparations hereafter he found sale on retail
the following places Israel Grahsmes corner of Eutaw
and Baltimore streets heve Bouquets, III Baltimore
street. Seth s Hances, los Baltimore street and on whole
sale of Fred Hickey Sons, and also en- retail at nv for
merpace ofbuFiness 20 Baltimore street
aPl9t d C. DEISCOIL
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STRATFoRD, G. W., April 1S.-A collision occur
red on the Grand Trunk Railroad last night, by
which one passenger was killed and four five
other persons injured severely. Several were also
slightly hurt.
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The Y. NJ. c. A. Union Convention.

NEW ORLEANS, April f6.-The Union Convention
of the Young Mems Christian Association elected
W. 7. Muml0rd, of Richmond, for President, and
John Wanamaker, Of Philadelphia. Secretary
The Convention has adjourned sine die
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How WILL THE PRINCE OF WALES BE RECEIVED
IN CANADA.-Numerous are the plans suggested
Tor the most tit and becoming manner of receiving
the heir apparent to the British throne. Many of
them are OF very unique nature. For examples
one person suggests grand gathering of all the
cold water men, that is to say, tetotaers, in the
Province, to present an address to his Royal High
ness. Another suggests that an ode should be
written-on what subject we are not tod-set to
music and sung for the delectation of the royal
visitor. Another person urges that ball should
be given him, at which all the guests-the soft sex,
we suppose, included-should appear in Canadian
manufacture. All these suggestions are'rich enough
in their way but the latest thing of the kind which
we have seen is even better than these. A town in
the eastern part of the country-whose name for
the sake of its reputation withhold from the
public-determined on being up to the times.
deputatlon was to be sent to receive the Prince of
Wales on behalf of this august place. The depu-
taion was to consist of twenty-five Highlanders, to
appear
"All plaided and plumed in their tartan array
A meeting to consider the momentous subject
was called by the Reeve and deputy Reeve. Five
"freeholders' attended. A resolution to the effect
above stated was moved No one said nay, and it
was carried. But now came the most serious part
of the business. The project was one which neces
sarily incurred expense A committee was appoint
ed to raise sufficient funds The hat sent round
and collection was made, amounting to the mag
nifcent sum of seventy-five cent?. This was
enough. The project abandoned, and the
twenty-five Highlanders were spared the inconve-
nience and trouble which would necessarily arise
had sufficient funds been collected. Verify we're
great people.-Tor Leader, april II.
SEQUEL TO THE DIAMOND WEDDING-The New
York correspondent of the Boston Journal writes
thus: al won't vouch for the accuracy of it.,
but rumOr is loud that the lady of the Diamond
Wedding has come back again-that she found her
lord and master testy, bad tempered and penurious
that the now due instalment on the Fourteenth
street house has not been paid, and that all round
something ''is to pay generally" Not having the
fear of either the Cuban the father-in-law be-
fore my ewes, send you the tale aloat for what il
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COLUMBIA, April THE Democratic State Con
venton REL affirmed the Baltimore and Cincinnati
Platforms, and endorsed the Drea Scott decision
The proceedings of the body have been harmonious
and conservative. The Convention adjourned to
day
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New YORK, April lS.-IIOn. Beverly H. Clark
United States Minister to Guatemala died the
18th ult., and his family came passengers in the
steamer Ariel, which arrived here to-day
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The Frencsl and English Expedition to

BosToN, April lT.--An arrival from Cape Towr
furnishes advices to February l4th.-The French
Expedition to China comprising 5000 men, anC
some English vessels for the same service. had ar.
rived there
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Arrival of the Ariel.
New YORK, April lS.-The Steamer Ariel, from
Aspinwall with dates to the 9th, has arrived. She
brings nothing later from California
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Railroad Accident

CHICAGO, April lS.-The machine shops, car
house and other buildings belonging to the Illinois
Central Railroad, with four locomotives, etc. were
burnt this morning. Loss SEQ OGO-fulIy insured
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Since the finding of the body of the murdered
woman at Jersey city on Saturday morning last,
the friends of four missing women have visited the
body to see if it was the remains of their lost
ones. .3..
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An Honorable Example OF Commercial In

PHILADELPHIA, April Isl j. Levy Il Co., tbt
largest retail dry goods house in this city, wh'
suspended in 1857, to-day paid 900, the last in
stalment on their extended paper. The whole
amount of their Indebtedness was over million
dollars.
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Baltimore Vessel in the Slave Trade.
New YORK, April lS.-The slave brig recently
taken into Nassau, formerly the Hurricane
Bird. of Batimore
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IHlopoN'S MUSEUM OF ARTS at the Maryland In
sttute was ia gely attended yesterday, both in the
afternoon and evening. The wonderful antics of
the automaton tight-rope walker pleases and as
tonishes all who see it,
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FREE FIGurING IN AN UNINCoRPoRATED Town.
citizen of Memphis, upon bis return from trip
of his experience in that State "Haring occasion
to stop at a small town the river was compell-
ed to remain over Sunday. After the usual copi-
tations incident to a Sabbath morning. stroied
through the only street in the place, and halted at
the grocery, around which crowd of a dozen peo-
pie were congregated. l remained there three
hours, and in that time one man was shot and two
others seriously stabbed, in three separate lights
nimity was not seriously disturbed, but rather
surprised that after the afrays were over. the ner.
petrators of the shooting and stabbing should re-
sumo their previous occupation with seeming nm.
concern. Turning to an acquaintance, injured
Don't you arrest nobody here ooh, no. was
the answer, ',oe amt Incorporated vetg" "'
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DAN RTcE's GREAT Snow is still drawing crowded
houses at Front Street Theatre. This evening has
been specially set apart for the benefit of one of
ITS most popular attaches, Tom King, Baltimo-
rean who, we see it announced in the bill, will per-
form some of his perilous and astonishing feats in
the. ring. ...
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WOOD WooDl WooDlli
SAVE 20 PER GENT by buying your Woed at oce Of CITY
Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. sNoRTH STREET
JAMES Il. JOHNSON
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARAGO.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
REVOLUTION IN SPAIN.
HRENAN AND SAVERS BOUND OYER TO
KEEP THE PEACE

New York, April 1S.-The steamer Arago, from
Havre, arrived here this evening with advices to
the 4th.
The steamer America arrived at Liverpool on the
I'd inst, the Australasian on the Sd, and the City
of Baltimore at Queenstown on the Sd.
The steamer Vanderbilt arrived out on the 4th.
The British Parliament had adjourned until the
10th.
Warrants have been issued against Heenan and
Sayers, and they have been required to keep the
peace for year.
A conference of the Great Powers consider.
ed probable.
A revolutionary movement had taken place in
Spain. Gen. Ortega, with three thousand men,
had proclaimed Don Carlos king.
Austria protests strongly against the annexation
of the Italian provinces to Sardinia.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-Saes last three days
49, 900 bales including 500 bales for speculation and
port The market closed dull with but little inquiry
prices weak, and in slightly declined. Man
chester advices favorable.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.-The market gene
rally closed steady. Messrs Wakefield Nash & Co
quote: Flour dull but steady; Philadelphia and Bati
dy red los. 3D. gl0s. Cd; white Us. Sd. Corn quiet
yellow S2s. Cd G34s. white S5s.0G37s.
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET.-The market is steady
Beef is quiet but steady. Pork is firm. Sales of old
extreme prices. Bacon is quiet but steady. Lard il
heavy and quotations nominal at 46s. I'd. for arrival
Buyers demand reduction.
PRODUCE MARKET.-Sugar is steady. Coffee is steady
Rice is dull Rosn steady. Spirits Turpentine dull.
LONDON MARKETs.-Consols 81 2sd)94H for money ant
9lh (G9i& for account American securities firm.
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HOLIDAY STREET THEArRE.-The presentation
OF the Maud Queen at Holiday Street Theatre
last night was greeted with an Overlooking house.
Although every one present very probably enter
tanned some idea of the charming spectacle that
was to be produced before them, yet, we venture
to say that the most active fancy did not meet the
actual beauties kof the scenery, the rich cos
tunes of the performers, and the other appoint
ments OF the entertainment. it will be presented
again this evening.