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Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-20
A. ROSENuEIJ.

DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S private Medical and Surgical
Institute is on Sacramento street below Montgomery,
opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's Office,
san Francisco. The Doctor offers free consultations
and asks remuneration unless he effects a cure
0ttice hours from A. N. to Pm
s5-T The following letter, which emphatically speaks
for itself, written by the Dean OF the Faculty Of
the Philadelphia College of Medicine-to the editors
of the Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal San Fran
cisco for publienti0n.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-20

Prompted by an honest desire Of my heart I wish
To lay before the public which deserves COM
nendaton, not only as act of scientific skill but
That OF humanity also. About two years ago sud
denly, and from causes unknown to me, was seized
with fit OF Epilepsy, which, owing to my inability TO
meet the expenses consequent upon thorough medi.
cal treatment, and the discouragement which met
WIN on attempting ii, soon became such las was then
led to beleve) as TO defy the skill of any physician
was frequently, while In pursuit Of my calling thrown
down TO the ground without The slightest warninr and
although insensble to the agones, vet despised the
miseries OF my life, and soon learned to look uDon
those who would render assistance or shelter me from
danger as enemies who sought to proong the existence
OF my nseres. While in this state and having, pre-
Vaus to my aiucton, tasted the sweets of life once
more was induced to attempt seeking aid of a pbvsi-
clani and, by recommendation, called upon DR. L. /
Czapkay. told him Of my circumstances, and of INV
inability to reward him for his services regardless cf
which, however, he at once undertook my case. and
with the blessing Of God was once more restored to
perfect health. Unable to Yard him for the boon
Whlch enjoy at present and yet conscious of NV in
debtedness, consider it due to myself and all
to make the case public in order that those in need
oI oImedica advice may find physician in whom every
confidence can be placed
o. H. s. MEYER YABLONSKY.
state OF California, county Of San Francisco ss-
subscribed and sworn to before me- this 1s day Of Au
gust, A. d. 1886
L. 5. GILBERT A. GRANT, Notary Pullic
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-20
Gard.

l. the the unGers Bned having been under the treat
ment Of Dr. j.. Czapkay, although unsolicited feel
called upon to give publicity to his treatment hoping
that by doing so Imay be instrumental in preventing
others from the fearful suffering and misery which
experienced, and which often results from tbe nor
nicious practice of pretenders. My disease has bee n
that of physical and mental debility, whch follows in
consequence OF indiscretions in youth The agonies
DETAIL they are known 10 those who have experienced
them suhce 20 say that having called the services
OF Dr. Il; ~ Czapkay into requstion, all the expeca-
tions which may have formed of him were n,o+o
than realized would therefore recommend Dr. Can
kay TO all who may find themselves afflicted with tbat
pathy for suffering humanity and heartfelt desire nf
fensRlhg lAem' d. J. DAuLEE, Printer,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-20
Or. Gxaphag's 9tledital Cards,
DIR. L. j. CZAPKAY'S
Private Medical & Surgical Institute,


Private Medical & Surgical Institute,
Sacramento street, below Montgomery.
rOpposi.e the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'s Office
SAN FRANCISCO.
Established In 1854, for the Permanent C&fe Of all
1],irdte and chFoAie diseases, and for the sup
preston Of Qadckery. -
4 TTENDING AND RESIDENT PHYSICIAN E.b I.
n CXAPKAY, NJ. D., late in the Hungarian
Revolutionary War, Chief Physician to the 20h Reg
ment of Honveds, Chief Surgeon to the Military
Hospa of Pesth, Hungary, late Lecturer on Diseases
of Women and Children, ard Honorary Member of the
pbnadelphia College of Medicine. eB- Particular
Intention paid to the treatment Of diseases peculiar 70
Woman and Chdren.skS
Office Hours-From \. NJ TIL SP. M
Communications strictly confidential
Permanent cure guaranteed or no pay.
ConsnItations. by letter or otherwise, free.
AJdrcss Or. l.. J. CZAPKAY san Francisco.
A Tribute to Merited Worth
The inrratitude of to his fellow man Is so often
met with in life that testimonials, prompted by finer
irg Of the heart are oases in the life of those who
sacrifice their best days in phanthropc devotion to
the alienation of the ills of fra mortality Empric-
ism floods the columns of our press with fraudulent
and fee itious letters, singing roesns to the worm OF
their own egotistlcal charaanism. Below we append
| a certificate from worthy man, who, a briet period
snce seemed destined to siiHale OIL ms moI'ai con-
who looked forward to his dissolution with that pleas
IRE which only those weighed down by the heavy hand
of disease can Contrary to hope, the ability OF Skill
l nbysician has restored him to his former health.
Relieved from his terrible sitUaton and impelled by
gratitude he makes known his case and his remedial
agent and bis statement is authenticated by Notary
Public The demands Of society imperiousy command
its ppblicitv and il is given TO the unwary
than to sound the praises of a physician, OF whom
| scores of Ike cases can be CltSu
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-20
Rc,norItebIe Care of Consumption.

The lmost miraculous cure that has been effected in
my case prompts me to impart to those OF my ieloW
creatures who may be suffering from like aiction,
the source of relief with short description of my case
Several wears ago my health began to fail. was at
tackled by general weakness and debility, which re-
duced me to the mere shadow of my former self. At
that stage sought medical assistance, and expended
large amounts but without the least beneficial result
That fell destroyer CONSUMPTION, had already seized
upon my vitals | was daily drawing closer TO the
tomb; my physicians heu out no hope ofrecovery my
strength had wasted, and was in state OF almost
utter prostratisn was informed by my physicians
that they could do nothing f9r me except to smooth
my path the grave, when most fortunately, applied
to Dir. L. j. pkay, and am now well and perfectly
sound man. 1t is difficult for me to express the emo
tons of deepest gratitude experience when ealizing
the unreasonable service have received at the hands
If Dr. Czapkay, and feel reoiced that it is at least
In my power to tender this feeble recognition of his
great skin and capacity. To the afflicted would say,
do not despair, for whatever may be the nature Of
your case, confident that you will find relief by
applying to DR.. l.. J. Czapkay.
"rhere is balm in Gilead, and there is physician
.,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-20
T,he Attractions

OF this year VIII he greater than before offered il
the State, and will be exercised to prevent impo
stions by eNhorant charges for Board, Livery, etc
Any instance that may he known will be published
|
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-20
Mistellaneous.
ANNUAL FAIR, 1850.
Articles for Competition
TRANSFORMATION Free {!

Must be entered and placed on Exhibition befoi
-FOUR o'clock, P. NJ, OF September 18th AS the Entl
Books will POSITIVELY be closed at that hour.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-20
and there is a physician
HENRY NSSLING

~. s. HENNl " LSSLING.
Subscl bed and 20 before me- this 10th day of
October, A. b. 1859 City and county OF San Francis
co, in the State OF California
f.. 81 =. }. THIBAULT, Notary Public.
The undersigned is personally acquainted with
Henry Wessng, and knows that the circumstances
relate in the foregoing certificate are true. He saw
Henry Wessng during his illness, and bears willing
testimony 20 the fact Of his remarkable cure by Dr. L.
J. Czapksy. .
L. S. a. RO5ENAElh.
Subscribed and to before me- this 18th day of
October, A. D. 1859. City and county OF san Francis
co. in the State of California.
Il. 81 +. J. THIBAULT Notary Public.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-20
The Annual Ball

wilbe given WEDNESDAY EVENING, September
2Gth, in the liall OF the Society Building.
T.G PHELPS President.
0. G. WHEELER, Cor. Secreary ry. aul9 I'll
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FOR London with wheat IN ships bags, al 1911, aud
-four 1t &c. Cd TO Rotterdam 500 bbk hour were en-.
gagged al As. To Bremen 900 bbs nour were engaged
At S. There nothing new 70 Glasgow or 70 tn' Con-
tineut- =
FRrr Moderate sales Of raisins making, at -
10 for layers, and 81 80 % 65 for n RS
HDEs-The market this week has shown more activity
than for some time. Dealers and out OF town buyers
having entered the market, importers have shown more
disposition meet their views. The receipts are iair
The sales have been 1000 Boenoe Ayres, 22c, SIX
months; 900 C.lifornia and Mexico, 2oc ZIG, ak
1000 Texas 81 private terms; 1000 New Orleans, lSc
six months; 5000 city slaughter At private terms
NAVAL STORES About 300 bbls spirits turpensine 10
rosin, afoat, 1t 81 SO, and 500 do No. at PIT
Observation-Disclosures market closed with more nrm-
and activity The transactions looted up about 800
700 bbls including new mess at $40 81 &c a7
prime at sl3 12h. and new prime at $l4 1873. Beef
was firm and in fair request with sales OF about AS
bbs including country mess at 10 So repacked do
At % 80 so &c. and extra al sl1 Sl2 30 Beef hams
nrm and nominal Cut meats and bacon quiet
but Arm Lard firm and in good request, with sales
Of about 800 bbs at l21<c. 12kc Butter and cheese
were unchanged.
R,cx was steady, with small sales al Axe s4Xc
Sugars were more active with . nrmer feeling. The
sales embraced about Q 400 hhds Cubas 1t ozc SIC.
for refining goods and at 7c for grocers grades,
wHsKn.-The market closed nrmer. The sales en-
braced about 300 bbls At q Nc . Nc.
WooITexas wool continues TO be active and 600 bales
nestle continued dull OF feeces II Ii reported that half
million Of pounds Canada and other long staple woods
have been exported by house since shearng began
stock Of California s light, about l26 bales remaining In
first hands The clip is beginning TO come in, and
ship has arrived with about 400 bales. Foreign 10
quiet.2oo bales Dsnskoi sold on private terms 100
bales Cordera, 22hc. There is very little activity with
the trade the transactions this week chiefly from hrst
hands 10 consumers direct.
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During tbs 80 ten years population has doubled and
our tarm prodsce trsbIed, u not quadrupled stsel
ers and o'her farming implements have Increased the
productive ability Of tho farmers, and ASSOC miles Of rail
road, Constructed within ten years, have furnished
dustry enormously. Fear neither famine nor famine
prices the West hss the food in superabundance
Mississippi river and the great North and south Railroad
connecting Chicago and New Orleans by continuing
aud crossing al your East and West railways viii
port N your dcrs all the breadstus and meats that the
whole cotton growing country may require and at mode
rate prices
The Chicago Press OF Wednesday Says
The amount Of grain received for the last twenty four
hoars, % shown BY our commercial Iables $50 800
bushels.
Reducing the -four TO wheat, the receipts OF all kinds
Of grain foot up during the week ,2l5,772 bushels
Durg the corresponding week Of last year the receipts
Of all kinds Of grain amounted TO only 326 623 bushels
From present Appearances the receipts during toe en-
suing week will far exceed those Of last The following
table shows the receipts aud shipments since the LIST Of
January last. COMPARED with 1862
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Telegraph Marine Repors,

HIGHLANDS, Aug II, sunses-one bris "a The HIGH.
and. bound IN; Oihsr vessels 10 sight VIVA s. Light asa
sANDY HOOK. Aug II. sunses-ons brig Of tn. Hook
Wipd 3, light; weather clear.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug r7-Tse Bri.h ship xlsaSe,h Bibby
has been wreched ship Islsnd and win prove total loe
Miscellaneous.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES days since noticed the that here
was some movement 10 shpyards season Of dull
ness 10 the mechanic which may be attributed 10 commercial
sAsnaon and increased The marine disasters for
se show Astounding amount Of loss-whether caused
BY the depression OF trade want Of vigilance the part Of
commanders inferory Of construction providen,a cir.
cumsances not competent 10 judge The marine Un
rscon In regard work published under their approval
called the American Loyds which gives standard Of con
srucsion" and worthy Of the pstrouage all engaged Ia
commerce " tendency 70 improve the building OF ships
already fe builders In Eastern ports are adherns 10
n rules In regard 10 fastening the de6cency Of which has
20 Gu srss the
10 relation % rs class ssps The shp 81 nor ecrer
aSb Sn sr re- s ss r = 10Y = ~.
oS cSr .ss e. S sss % ~
to premiums and re r soon have class q vessels
msaied and marine insurance VIII Ne pros,sss - m
snrsssd hes b wsss ~ss p,e %
he .pp.n. hey would eassh poce 1s. s s
let Underwriters appoint examining oommise Of ssipmas
ters % hat he really mer,orous would be command
plshed we win have good commander peace or In wsf
RAsx MAersrA q Green Ray from Philadelphia for Mo
badly os Tss Ss s. s. and
slen liverpool 81. ss q y, ss fas IN
sured In Boston.
BIZ B1xx orrHru., James, q Milford Haven eng went
ashore ~ n >n Moon Key abreast the Light Rerr Hon
on The morning OF The lsh u ate O'clock and pieces
sails and rigging saved
Brrs Lave, from Philadelphia for NOBLE put into savau
ss.s rS.s,I,s from ssy Orleans for Pensacola
eHR WATERBURY, swnnertou. from Charleston for New
York with timber put into Norfolk I'm ins with loss Of SAILS
and other damage. (By tell
Sem Turapsrp, Ticker~on, Boston from PHILADELPHIA
the 18th 10 PM oH Cape ODD bad her bowsprit car
ried away BY steam or which ran foul OF her.
srx,xrH Jorx Ncvsxrs, while lying At spchcr Lewes
Del evening Of ish inst loaded with Tor
was destroyed BY FIRE. Total loss
MrsxiSe yrssyiThe Swedish brig Supsrbe Cant nahjen
sailed from Charleston the OF March last the Noh o
Eurcpe ard has not been heard from She was 40 ions
burthen.
Notice 90 Mariners.
coAsr or sfAfx-rIxEp ucHr on
VIVA yECRt.
HrrEoeEArEfc orricr, hrsfRltrr,
forroS July -. 1870 I
ID N1scr q Htrine Natra rs rvsu usi,e H., on
Lnd ai AUS y, is0 lst. NJ ts Exhibited lrSn be ett.
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seldom that the hotels Of the city have been more
crowded than ~ present, yet, compared with the
trade at this time last year the business doing com
paratvey light large proportion Of the visitcrs seem
TO be made up OF tourists and pleasure seekers. The
trade from the South he's been irregular Some houses
cided dulnsss. he accounts from the South regarding
the crops continue 10 bo unfhvorabc No supposes
that the crop OF cotton this will equal that Of
the last, while the crop Of corn in many places has
proved failure Should peace be preserved moderate
yield in the aggregate - much money a. large crop
Western merchants have done . struggling trade,
rather more In amount than was doing from the
West at this time last year. Some obbers hon the West
have been In town and made purchases for distribution
some few other Western towns every year the in
crease Later In the the Western trade expect
cd 70 improve and 70 become active And though the
business with the West may have been estimated
still Indications exist that taken whole through the
season viii not be materially larger than i has been
supposed although fAr, would be les than last year
Manufacturers at the last accounts fully employed
and while some were augmentng their Stocks and others
found difficult 10 supply goods sufficient 70 meet the de-
them ahead. In the prices OF staple articles
We have no marked change TO notice Brown sheetngs
and shrtings steady We quote heavy goods
at sac &C., medium goods at 7Jsc. &c. Heavy shirt
nes were In steady request at Sc and light do at
CSC Bleachcd sheetngs and shirtngs were less active
chiefly for export and home USE ~ inches wide were firm
Cotton duck without change but the chipping in
tcrcst was revvng holders hopefully looking for
ward to better demand and 81 improved prices Cotton
flannel continued In steady requsst and last weeks
prices were sustained Prints held with seadiues
though the market not very active Printing cloths
were comparatively heavy but sales fair Other
domestic fabrcs exhibited no change Of moment.
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THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

The following ,ars,ive statement OF the imports
Of foreign dry goods al New York Cor the and since
January L.
For As Wosk. 1855 1850 1880
Entered at the port. 81 .25oa32 33t5I2s 3les ,s1
Thrown on market. 1873 sal 3b2i,7o8 s4oo,T55
Sine January l.
Entered At the port s37 6st5 SEA s2107eTs T2p33147
Throsn On market. A,1ss,ess s2oe5,77o 72solo3s
1berocds entered for consumption this port during the
past week a. vel as the ,unt thrown upon the Market
were large The former exceed those Cor the me time
during tho two preceding years, while the latter though
OF that icr the same time m 1855 OF TIE FOODS ga
tered for consumption the value Of voollcn fabrics
amounted 10 81 1p7stS cotton DO to $40 COL silk do
81 3411b nax, % fllo 1911 msceaIeous articles 10
f221 16s-Totsl, % 1sl $40
Annexed VII be found the classification sad vails or
Eoods enierei hh wees ~ c,rs'uplsr, sirerc' Gel
Withdrawn, &C.
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FfIlcfTs were aea higher and frmcr 10 TIvcrrooI
about 20 COO bushels wheat engaged al ia in bul
and At "a in shps bags s. 900 6b aour at ss IJ,d
Sos, and 100 DO. a. 45s 1000 bales cot.
ton yesterday al 1874 To-day ouosatous rsueea
ron s1i "a. 10 Iondcn rs'ts we're arm, a-f'ss
CO. r. CT .-sf fof ar. vt a-t va 1fy- ~ EflEf
~ FTIssAn ~ Ie1aaD Xaf..a IA I&..n sp % sd
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s HIPPIN N EWS.
lMAxAo HHw yoRK-rHIs
buN nse1s - moon sErs eve 40
Sun ssrs........... b HioH wArEH..,....eve a


CLEARED.
sieapshiB kangaroo tB Brooks Queenstown and Liver
Steamship Arage Lines Southampton and HsvreNew York
ship Nesmith, Cousins Loudon-Nesmith Soma
SHIP John Neryici, craStres 0laeoyoH upper Sons
s: S %.:ss.sa s as
Bsrt CrnsCs, Bartlett. Rotserdam-A Ladd.
ssrs bsi;s' sisssr:sH' tasl' i:lspa:@c knss Co
Hes s:. 1ss dsSsas H 4.9 NC ,,.
sSs s:sS;Is On S.,d SS1Ssi'pD DfySll
ssSI village Belle SBr,, Harvey. Newport, Ns-D De-
schr Thorne. Greenwood, St John, Mp MENUS
sesr sSs ss Hosss Aesilsao.sisy ks.ana 1''
ss, TGs.o:s Ss arm
ssr a% H@:n sn ~ g. Co.
s scs1 I bss, GSss c.:sl p
S. s.; $sssS S::s1 S ~: =
sSsl fsoins sy nsv s'i fs RysrLE.:s 80"
s schr Eeas Nh, Potter. Ha r,ov1sncs-1as SER
ss;sssp cissss:, Co. cS!s%:s: SsxsrlSsx:sss,..
Goop America, stedmsn Providence~Naner
Cleared lsh.Bsrt Augusta Gor,. Narunoich Cork and
s.5i N.si.isna, Day, Acknowledges. R.lrosd Co.
ARRIVED.
q s:.ss%S!ea ,, @
sposs Ham an Re Sss Ne 49, AN s os
Is % spoke brig Fsusina The Hamnonia had wind; the
.Is ,s%S .oGcsG gsssr Ws1snsSsi e VI. sd:s
noed for Philadelphia under a engine disabled then
ssesmshD Mount Vernon IayseM. Baltimore. with mdss
and pSsssSse, r:,s . II G vro s,,! Co.
s;ss; . 2 . 6rO@vsn % :,
40 wn Via for Boston, parted July 10 IN la
=. Isdss; ION inst q % 80 :poie ship Calsndsr
pa sA sIs.nsr i.chsd white square wih
ss,sa sss July
ans s sl @ S pa:
up Day:
:a o q SS 80 Dps s
So = sHSls s a n%G: a0Ss s1 Y dss, G
s:Ans SsJs ccuT,sr Win o0 Cab beard ssy John
e fsn s @S. i ss IL s q
BsIh Yankee Blade of Gsrdner Burke, sheld. g days
"a Pr IIsDd pssd sssmsSp Great Isssn hence S
BARI iociSsr Or, Of wina.or,. Locsh. Ieshou, q
days and 80 days frsm the Rock with marble &c 70 Whit
s,s hfs.s.9 Button Belle Hon. July % Win eOcAnl
Havana for Liverpool iSA 'S Z. ,Rssf o' s~
B. barn os sT .y, Ia ss, Ion
Hsss wind: sas a o sss: a SS %
ss1 Below cl.s Es.se.sps for East Greenwich
Schr John Snow Shaw, Cutler dayu
schr Raymond Handy Boston DAYS
schr Cabot Hamilton, Boston days
S~hr Seneca Russell Boston for Albany
Schr James Engrsh, Blven. Boston for Albany.
Schr Cabot Tulct. Esxt Greenwich, 3 days
Steamer Kennebec johnson. Philadelphia.
Steamer Ann Eliza Robinson. PhlAdelpkia-
Steamer Aida. Robinson PhiiAdelphia-
6eAmer Anthracite. Jones PhiAdelphiA
Siesmer Putomska. Eye New Bedford.
Steamer Pelican. Baker. ProvidencsL
BELOW.
Barb Jex.
Brig puhkirk, from Neuvt,as
Brig Blanche (Br), from West Indies
Brig Mystic, from Maiagorda Bay
Brig East, from Savannah = All by pilot boat Jane
Ship Canova of Bath, Huichins Sunde and Juiv
BARK Hawaha, Hail. from Aniw erp and Flnshing Jufy
SAILED.
ships Vim II Travis Galveston; Georrana, New Orlcans
barks 0aston Barbados James Weish (alveston. br
Jcsish Jes, Mary Eivira; and others
Wild q sunset 8.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AsHrs. The market was steady, and small sales con-
tlnued 10 be made al bsc for pots and at $40. for
pearls.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market was irregular aud
the demand moderate aud chiefly confined the domes
tic trade the eacs for export having been light The
transactions moderate, and embraced about 10 900
bbb, closing within the range OF the following quota.
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The Chicago Psess aud Tribune, in answer to
an article In the Nashville Banser, makes the FOL.
lowing estimate the crops Of the Northwest
Illinois has grown no, bushci Of wheat sbor, OF 49,
900 900. and Indiana aboGt 900 600 Inc VIII a crop
Of wisconsin vii exceed IL 900 900, Iowa $4,000 ooc
Minnesota 900 900. and Michigan 5000 COO Your est
mate OF OHIO, - 0ooo about correct but many Of
her best Informed citizens think Der crop will roach "a
900 600 Thus perceive that the Northwestern
States have prcdcced lis 900 900 bushels Of wheat The
surplus that be spared from Illinois, Indiana wscon-
sin, Iowa and Minnesota, after keeping abundance for
bread ADD seed will be equal 10 half Of their whole crop
your people the South likely 10 be destitute OF
bread, itcy draw the "Prairie State" Tor wheat
CROUCH " make two millions Of barrels OF four and shall
si have enough aud 10 spare As 10 corn, our Saie viii
produce ltO 600 oc0 bushels An dnsry csop would BE-
17o oooteo You must nos Judge the agricultural ciris
" " production Of lngQs In lseQ BY nilao.s a 1850