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, 1860-09-07

to express the emotions Of deepest rrstltpds -,
ehce when realIng the Unreasonable Eeryics pefl'
received at the hands Of DIR. Czapkay ana 4 have
]oGed that y IS at least in my power to tepsss ~ "
feeble recognition OF his great skill and csnsc; ms
the afflicted would say, do not despair. f6r ny 10
may be the nature Of your case, am consSan never
you will find relief by applying to Dr. L. C1oa mat
There Is balm in GileGd, and there is a nbIaia.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me, this IN ~.
October A. D. 1859 City and County Of San F,aySt o.
CO. in the State Of California. iahen
IL.s.l FL. THIBAULT, Notary pn,p.
Ihe undersigned is personally acquainted with Va.
~ Wessng and knows that tie circumsanrs. hen,
in the foregoing certificate are true. He ts, Tgled
Wessliug during his Illness and hears yillinS enFy
ny to the fact Of his remarkable cure by Dr.
Czapkay. -" L. !.
Subscribed and sworn to before me- tbis has 1In
of October. A. n. 1859. City and County ~ gay
Francisco, in the State Of California VI san
Il. 81 FL. THlBAULT, Notary Public.
DR.. L. J. CzAPKAY's private Medical a,ds.,
cal Institute is on Sacramento street beloW Moss,
gomery opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship get co.
panys Office San Francisco The Doctor oaerS ~,
consultations, and asks no remuneratiGn.uness he a.
fects a cure.
THE FOLLOWING LETTER,
Which emrhatically speaks for itself. was W1itt.D ~,
the Dean Of the Faculty Of the PHILADELPHIA Coll.S,
OF Medicine, to the editors Of the Pacific Medical ma
Surgical Journal, San Francisco, for publication;
PHnADELPHIA, January lTtb lssa
To the Editors Of the Pacific Medical and SurQie,J
Journal:
GENTLENEN:-My attention has been called In a,
article in the December number of your journal IN
regard to the ad eund'm degree granted by the Phla
delphia College Of Medicine to Dr. L. J. Czapkay
When the application for the degree was made 10 me
Faculty, il was accompanied by afdayts and tesii,
monials to the effect that DR.. Czapkay was regular
rraI To gf lao ITpi ,,Fl
as Surgeon in the Hungarian army and was q regular
practitioner Of medicine. On the strength Of these
the degree was granted The Gd euRdtn degree A.
its name implies, is conferred on graduates only ana
gives privileges. Had there Leen the slightest
suspicion Of irreguary, the application would have
been refused. By inserting this in your Journal you
will do an act Of justice to the College, and confer
favor on Yours, very respectfully,
IL. RAND,
Dean Of the Faculty Of the Philadelphia College Of
Medicine -
, 1860-09-07

REMARKABLE INSTANCE OF MEDICAL BELIEF.
Below We publish the certificates of three Of tie
sufferers from the pargs Of disease, who, having re-
covered their former health and impelled by gratitude
make known their and remedial agent, and their
statements authenticated by Notary Public The
demands of society imperiousy command their pub
lefty and we commend their perusal to the attention
Of all afflicted:
, 1860-09-07
LONDON CLUB HOUSE GIN i"

To the pujlic my aim was to give them pure and
unaducmted ortce Of Gin, and to call It by its right
name The success attending its Introduction and
extensive sale in California Is sufficient guarantee
Of the high appreciation OF the article by consumers
Various parties have from time 10 time put up and
shipped to California an article which they call "CLUB
HOUsR GIN.n lIy Gin, which has gained such a rep
utaton in California, is branded on the cases,
"Old London Club House Gil---Wm. II. D."
The bottles also have a white label with a fac sim
lie Of my signature. caution all parties to beware
of limitations.
WIN. II. DAILY,
Sole Importer,
l2tfis New YORK.
, 1860-09-07

DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S private Medical and s0,.,
cal Institute is on Sacramento street, beloW Mass,
gonIery, opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Cs.
pany's Office, San Francisco. The Doctor oferS ~.
consultations, and asks no remureraton.uness 5s y
fnpts a rurn 1855 he VI
, 1860-09-07

Subscribed and sworn to before me, tbis Il.L
Of October. A. n. 1859. City and County og Sayy SSy
Francisco, in the State Of California, '" san
Il. 81 I. J. THlBAULT, Notary Pu,B,
, 1860-09-07

Dean Of the Faculty Of the Philadelphia College Of
Medicine.
, 1860-09-07

Which emrhatcally speaks for ITSELF was written h.
the Dean Of the Faculty Of the PHILADELPHIA Col.S
Of Medicine to the editors of the Pacific Medical ~
Surgical Journal, San Francisco, for publication:
, 1860-09-07

The undersigned is personally acquainted with Hen
in the foregoing certificate are tue He saw Hled Haled
%essug during his Illness and bears wilnS .a.etnGy
ny to the fact Of his remarkable cure by Dr
] Czapkay. O"L !.
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MGnstarV anh Commercial 8sbisb.
BALTIMORE, September %, 1850


The Mining Stocks were all pretty firm to day, but for
Railroad shares the market quite heavy. Baltimore
Ohio declined again " and Northern Central fell ca
e to dollar per share FOR Baltimore and Ohio the
market was dull well heavy the only sale made
being OF 25 shares at $50 buyer 10 days Northern
Central however tolerably active some 700 shares
it being sold at from s28% down to $234 the closing
sales being made at the latter figure buyers option 60
$s1 bid $50 asked, but Northern Central left off at s23
bid, $23G asked. The movement in Canton seems to
have pretty much ubsded the sales to-day reaching only
300 shares all at Say 1t closed dull at s2l bid s2IH
asked regular way. For Loans there was some inquiry
but comparatively little done in hem the sales en-
bracing only 200 Missouri at So 81 500 Northern
Central Railway 1855 bonds at 6S.
In the Mining stocks there considerable activity
and they generally quite strong. Gardner Hill
brought the same figures yesterday, some SEQ
shares of it being sold at $7Es cash and time and it
left off firm at $7B bid IS asked regular way In Gull.
ford there but little DONE 300 shares only being sold
at 81 as me but these figures an advance of 16
to q the price obtained for it yesterday. Springfield
and Consolidated were beth very strong advance
. yesterdays figures. OF the former there were 200
shares sold at s3HG3& cash. and So 60 time and of the
latter $50 shares sold at 81 z cash and time the
market for it closing at 81 81 bid 81 asked regular way
For Silver Valley there active inquiry, and sales
of 800 shares made at 81 seller Co. and 81 69A
buyer 90 days 1t closed regular way 81 e bid 81 go
There nf North state
at 81 691A, 500 shares Cambridge at 81 300 shares
Baltimore and North Carolina at 81 O6G1H and 100
shares Silver Hill at SIN cts In Deep River there was
nothing done but it closed at 81 hid SIX asked regular
way.
FIfL .frf.1 1nR
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There is an immense interest involved in the gas
business. There are three hundred and eighty-one
gas companies in the Union, with capital of near
ly S50,000,000. The State of New York has 81;
Pennsylvania as; Massachusetts 40; Illinois 13, and
Ohio 3O There in Great Britain nearly 100
gas works, three to our one.
The Italian artists living in New York solicit a
contribution OF painting, sketch, anything else
in their line, from their brothers throughout the
United States, to be sold for the benefit of Carl.
baldi and his army.
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NEW YORK MINING BoARD-sept. ..
The New York Post oi Saturday evening says

Inc new Ofk OSb OF saturday evening says
The stock market is without much change from yester
day. On the opening prices shade lower but
wards the close there hardening tendency with
good demand for the New York roads The rmes the
list New York Central and Erie, the buyers of these
being controlled apparently by the large business of the
roads Central closes at sSAdss7S, Erie 37GS74 The
Western stocks close quiet Galena Sd7S4 Rock Island
7s%@7sA, Illinois Central S6K@s6A, Michigan Central
69A@70 Michigan Southern 22%d22h. For Toledo AN
is bid at the close. Reading leaves of 4S4G4SH Har
lem l9Sd194, Hudson 63H@63A. The feature of tho
bond list the further large advance in Erie securities
The fourhs and hs per better; the
IN. Michigan Southern seconds also l per cent
higher The issues of the Chichago and Northwestern
dull.
The week closes easier money market, without
however any sensible relaxation in rates. the demand in
all quarters continuing full quite equal to the supply
Call loans per cent which also the rates for
''gilt edgen paper.
We annex comparative statement of the imports OF
foreign dry goods and general merchandise at New York
for the week and since January ]:
For the week. 1855. 1859. 1860.
Entered at the port 81 ISL 079 81 6i9 3O5
Thrown market. ,79I 645 1,SSS 443 1881 ,676
Since January LIST.
Entered the port SAC 3436 sol 1927 sos S3i9 1927
Thrown market. So sol ,672 81 9l03S0 50 9Se 095
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 23.-Arrved bark Impera-
dor, from Pernambuco.
The schooner Indus. of New York, from Sagua,
bound to Baltimore, came in collision on the 18th
with an unknown schooner and lost her foremast
and had also to cut away the mainmast. She was
towed in here by the steamer America.
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NEw York, Sept. 23-Evening.-T steamer
Adriatic, from Southampton on the 18th instant,
has not yet been signaed from Sandy Hook She
may be considered as fully due, but has probably
somewhat. She will doubtless arrive in the course
Of tomorrow.
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BALTIMORE COUNTY CoURT-JUpGE PRICE.

bALIlMOfE COUNI1 COUkl-JUDGE PRICE.
TowsoNTowN, Sept. 22.-The Equity case of VIM.
Ward Us. Charlotte Withers ct al, an objection to
the ratification of trustees sale of certain lands
in the county, commenced on Saturday last and not
concluded, was resumed this morning and further
continued. Messrs. Cuttings and Machen for plain
titfs, and Messrs Steel and Grason for defendants.
Robert Taylor, of Baltimore city, who recently
got up map of this county, was arrested in the
city this morning by Deputy Sheriff Graffin, on a
bench warrant, and brought in Court charged with
obtaining $40 from Benjamin N. Payne, of the
county, under false pretence, and in default of
curity to answer the charge sent to Jail to
await his trial.-The Court at o'clock adjourned
until Tuesday morning, when the case of John S.
Mckim Us. The Mayor and City Council Of Balti-
more, for the recovery of 100000 as damages for
overfowing of building lots by water from "Chase
Reservoir" &C., will be resumed from yesterday.
In all probability this will be the last case disposed
of on the trial docket this term.-Several crimi-
nal cases will be taken up, which have been hereto
fore assigned, and the term will close with the
equity case of Ward as. Withers ct ol., mentioned
above.
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ITUIII sONEH lAfmtFiCA.
New YORK, Sept. 23.-The steamer Ariel has ar
rived from Aspinwa, bringing 81 100000 in specie
from California.
The United States sloop-of- war Brooklyn, with
the Chiriqui surveying party, arrived at Aspinwa
on the llth
Advices from Tumaco announce the capture of
Barbacoas by the Government forces, after two ac-
tions, in which the rebels defeated with con-
siderable loss Order had been entirely restored in
the province.
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SCRANTON, PA, Sept 22. An explosion of fire.
damp has occurred in Bonkley's mine, Pitts
ton. Six men were in the mine at the time and all
escaped except John Howard. 1t is feared that he
has been suffocated.
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Fire Mt New Orieans-- Fall OF n Xyali--I.oss of
Fire-Don,u Eynlosion.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 22.-Several liquor stores
at the corner of Lafayette and Tchoupitouas streets
were destroyed by fire last night, and the wall of
the building fell, killing several persons.
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See Fourth Pape
FOR DOMESTIC MARKETS,
FOR SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

THAT BALL.-The New York Ball in honor of
Baron Renfrew, seems to distress the youngsters.
The Express of Friday says:
1t was said at the Opera last night that not two
young men in New Y York have been able to secure
invitations to the Princes ball. If this be so, those
will then have to dance that never danced before,
but those who danced before will hardly be able to
dance the more. Full ball dress for men and wo-
men is to be insisted upon, whether the guests
choose to sit in the boxes or go upon the floor
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BALTIMORE. MARK ETS.

SATURDAY, september y
COFFEE.-The demand for Coffee continues brisk and
the market for very firm in tone. The sales day add
up nearly 900 bags and they include 400 bags Rio IA
Gl44 cts 100 bags do at 14IG14% cts, 200 bags do.
15A and 175 bags do at 154 cts We publish be-
low the usual weekly report Of Messrs White & Elder
Coffee Brokers' and we refer readers to it for quota
tions:
WEEKLY COFFEE REPORT.
Stock of Rio Coffee, Sept. 18TH 1860. 5000 bags
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Thc Prince of Walcs-Arrangements fer his
Railroad Journey 10 Washington

PHMApELrAIA, Sept. 3.-A splendid new car be
longing to the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
starts from this city for Cincinnati tomorrow morn
ing for the use of Baron Renfrew, the Prince of
Wales, in his railroad trip to Washington. Every
arrangement for the route, time table, etc., has
been settled The train is to be special one uuder
the control of the Royal party. The route will be
via Pittsburg to Harrisburg, thence by Northern
Central Railroad to Baltimore and Washington.
The Baron will have. use of the Royal car to Balti-
more and perhaps to Washington.
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THE GREAT STORM ON THE GULF-THIRTY LIVES
LosT-PRoPERTY To THE AMOUNT OF S5O0,0O0 De
sTRoYED.-The Mobile and New Orleans papers con-
tinue to give us details of the great equinox
al storm of the 15th but the most important facts
relating to its destructive character received
by telegraph and have been published The loss of
property, including the cotton warehouses destroy
ed by fire in Mobile, it is stated will amount to
S5OO,OOO The most serious loss of life occurred at
Point a-la-Hache on the Balize, of which the New
Orleans Delta of Wednesday gives the following
account
We are informed by the clerk of the steamer
Texas Ranger, which arrived last evening from the
Balize, that Mr. Gay, wife and daughter were
drowned in the Mississippi in front of their resi-,
dence, few miles below Point-a-la- Hache, at a
place called the Jump. 1t seems that Mr.. Gay con
sidering it too dangerous for his family to remain
in their dwelling, transferred them to his sail boat
alter having cut away her mast. Soon after effect
ing their removal, large tree was blown imme-
diatey over the boat, causing her to sink, and all
the inmates were drowned. Their bodies have all
been recovered by the friends of the deceased A
fisherman picked up last Monday evening at
o'clock from skif in the river by the Ranger. He
says that party of thirty three others and himself
were encamped near Bird Island at the time the
gale commenced. The first indication they had
was when the wind commenced blowing a hurri.
cane, and the water rose foot and a half in few
minutes: 1t then moderated for two hours when
it recovered its fury with greater force than ever
The thirty-three men who were with him took to
their sail boat called the Look Out, but were cap
sized as they were passing the place of Mr.. Cav
and all but three of the occupants were drowned
He himself took a skitf, and was afterwards picked
up by the Ranger, as above described. From a
passenger by the same steamer, we learn that the
sugar house of MIR. Huff, three miles below Point
a-la.Hache, was blown down and completely de
molished
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HAYTIEN EMIssARY IN MoBnE.-We learn, saws
the Mobile Advertiser of the Goth, that full grown
and blown Haytlen. black as ebony, and bevring
Hayti, made his appearance in Mobile yesterday,
and attracted considerable attention. His business
here was to promote the emigration of free negroes
to Hayti, and he represented that a vessel was in
readiness to transport such emigrants thither as
might choose to avail themselves of the opportuni-
ty. We understand that the agent waited upon
his honor the Mayor, who politely directed him to
his worship the Sheriff of Mobile county, who in
formed him that the laws of the State of Alabama
did not recognize or look favorably upon the OBJ
iects of his embassy, and advised him that speedy
departure from within the limits of this Common
wealth would probably best comport with the tenor
and spirit of the statutes thereof. The Haytien i'm
proved the hint, made his way under escort of the
Chief of Police, to the mail boat and by the time
this reaches the eye of the reader will probably be
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-24

MARYLAND AT THE UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY EXHIBITION AT CINCINNATI.-The delegate:
from the Maryland State Society present at the
United States Agricultural Exhibition on Thursday
last were:
John Merryman, President Maryland Agricul
tural Society; Edward Lloyd, Jr., Vice President
j. Howard McHenry, Corresponding Secretary
D W. H. DeCourcy, John Contee, Esq, Edward
Scott j. Cockey, Isaac Price, John D. Linton, ant
B.. G. Fitzhugh.
PREMIUMS AWARDED TO MARYLANDERs.
To Edward Scott for year old colt $50; j. Il
McHenry, Alderney herd, 500; do, Alderney bul
"Hector,' $50; do, do. do. ''Reward,'' $40; do
do. do. "Figaro,' S25; do, do. do. calf, SIS; do
do. COW pearl SIS; do, do. hefer years old
$40; do, do. heifer year old, SIS; do. do. hefel
calf, SIS; do, Devon herd, $50; do, improved
Devon cows, SIS; do, Devon bull ''Marquis," SlO
| do, do. do. calf, S.; DO, do. COW Clancy" S75
do, do. heifer years, SIS; do, do. heifer HCar
nation," SIS; to John Merryman, for Hereford
herd, $50; do, imported Hereford COW "Milton, ,
S75; do, Hereford bull "Benheim, $780, do, do
do. "Expectation 3D. S25; do, do. do calf "Cbam
pion," SIS; do, do. COW "Cora," SIS; do, do. do
,'FEillpail," sl5 do, do. heifer "Lady Of Cronk
hill,'' S25; do, do heier calf, So; do. Hampshire
Down bucks, S5; do, ewes, S5; do, Grade ewes
| $40. To Samuel Feast Son, a diploma for speci
men of Japan millet. To Fitzhugh & Young, O
Frederick, diploma for self raking attachment tt
| reapers.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-24

James Buchanan, Jr., Esq, Private Secretary
to the President, has, on account of professional
engagements, rendered his resignation. He expects
to resume the practice of law in Philadelphia about
the lst OF October. A. j. Gossbrennsr, of Pa, il
il said-Will succeed him,
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Hon. Edward G. Palmer, in a letter to the
Southern Guardian advocates the imperative neces-
sity OF dual executive, and thinks that the first
auspicous moment to make this conservative de-
mand; also, that its refusal should be the signal Of
disruption of the Union,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-24

VOLUNTEERS FOR GARIBALDI.-The New York En-
quirer of Saturday says:
We learn that several young men are endeavor-
ing to obtain admission to the Navy, with a view
to proceed in the Richmond to the Mediterranean
and enlist under Garibaldi. The fact that outside
recruiting is stopped interferes sadly with their
plan. 1t is said that over dozen such enthusiasts
got on board the Susquehanna surreptitiously,
supposng her bound for the Straits; but the subse.
quent change OF that vessels destination frustrated
their patriotic determination, and they are proba-
bly, by this time at Vera Cruz.
THE EXECUTION OF WALKER. The New York Tri-
bune intmates that the intelligence of the execu-
ton OF General Walker, may be premature. 1t is
brought to this country by the same vessel which
brought the news published on Saturday to the
effect that he was under sentence of death. An
item of information so important as the execution
of the flibuster would have been published at first
if it rested upon any reliable authority. There is
still doubt over the fate of the "man of destiny -
which few days will serve to dispel.
A Boy ONLY ELEVEN YEARS OLD CONVICTED OF
MANsLAUGHTER.-The trial of John Henry Price, on
the charge of murder, for shooting James Cox, in
Wilton, Saratoga county N. " the 2lst of August
last has resulted in his conviction of manslaughter
in the fourth degree. The case has excited some
interest because the principal parties were mere
ehildren-James Cox, whose life was sacrificed,
being only eight years old, and Price, by whose
hands he fell, eleven years old.
W. FL. Van Wagner, the notorious "Poughkeep
sic Blacksmith" itinerant temperance lecturer, il
stumping the State of New York for Bell and Ever
att
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muzzle-loading gun, of large dimensions,
weighing about five tons, has been received at
Woolwich, from Sir VIM. Armstrong; factory, at
Elswick, and is ordered for experiments at Shoe
buryness. Much speculation is aaoat as to its
adaptability, and the experiments are looked for
ward to with great interest
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OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES vividIy describes death
thus: "By the stiffness of the sharpened features
by the blackness of the fearless eye, by the fixed
ness of the smeles5 mouth, by the deepening tnts,
by the contracted brow, by the diating nostri, we
know that the soul is soon to leave its mortal tene
ment, and is already closing its windows and put
tinp out its tlres'
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The Liberia Republic is oficered as follows:-
President, Stephen A. Benson; Vice President,
Daniel b. Warner; Secretary of State, Gen. John
johnson; Postmaster General, John Chavers Sec
retary of the Interior, John B. Jordan; Attorney
General, Jacob NJ. Moore
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John Falk, of Guyan, Ohio, was one night
aroused by Mrs. Falk and asked to kill locust,
which she averred was in the bed. The search
for the locust revealed the presence of rattle
snake, measuring three feet in lenght. 1t des
matched without DAMAGE.
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Gerret Smith has lately visited New York to
look after the suits which he some time ago inst-
uted against several parties, for alleged bels upon
him in connection with the Harper's Ferry affair
His friends say that he has entirely recovered his
health of mind and body, and again manages ex-
tensiye business OperatiOns.
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Mons. MARIETrE, the celebrated Egyptian anti
quarian, writes of new discovery in Egypt as fol-
lows: ''The excavations made at Memphis have
brought to light metal founders workshop. We
have already discovered his tools, about forty
pounds of unrefined silver, gold medals, twenty
silver medals never seen BEFORE and other objects
destined to the crncihle,,
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TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS MIssIYG-A package
Of promissory notes to the amount of $50 900 was
Greene county, to the Union Bank New York, but
has never been received. A search was instituted
when it was found that the package contained also
43 letters from Catskill, none of which have been
received. 1t is supposed to have been carried
through to some distant Office, and that it will yet
come round all right.
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The body of an unknown was found lying on
Hancock street, Philadelphia, about 10 o'clock on
Friday night, evidently killed by a pistol shot
which had entered his mouth and lodged in the
brain. No report of firearms was heard, and the
matter remains a deen mystery.