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Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-28
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FOR CHILD RENnTEETHING
Which reFy facilitates theproeess Of tcehlng, soft
ening the gms, reducing 'al mGamation-wll alay
| ALL PAIN AHd spasiuoulc action, and Is
Sure TO Regulate the Bowels.
Depend upon IT, mothers, IL will give rest 10 Your
selves and RELIEF and HEALTH TO your INF ANTS.
We have pui MP and sold this article for over ten
! years andcdR 8a5, f c0lfdeNce dHd truth Of So,
4 what We have never been able 20 say fanny other
medicine-NEyER HAS trFAmED, IN SINGLE INSTANCE
| TO EFFEcr CUEE, when timely used. Never did we
| know an instance OF dissatisfaction bv any one v,ho
used it. On the contrary, allare delighted wien IT'S on
eIations, and speak in terms ofhghes conmendati6n
OF its magical effects ami medical virtues. We speak
IN this matter "WuAT We DO KNOW" after ten
years experience and pedge our reputation for the
iulhiIment OF what we hare eclare Iu almost every
instance where the iu.ant Is suffering from pain ana
caauston relief win be found in fifteen or twenty
minutes after the s,Fir ad.n'nsttro9,
Of s m ,e Tags m Is la r gF9'rP99 FI Y, 95 oRs
success iu
T OUsAND OF CASES.
Innot orlgreicvas The child from pain, but invieo-
rates thestomaeh and bowels corrects acdity, and
gives tone and energy TO The whole system. 1t viii
reicvealmost instantly.
GTHii'a in thc Bi aVvels, aud wind Cholic,
aRaoyercome convulsions, which, fnot speedily rem
edied end 10 death. W. heeyeit he best and suRgsr
EoiEpY in the World, in a cases of DlSENTERY and
DiAHiEA IN CHILDREN whether +. ARISES from
Tee lmne or from other cause. We would say every
mother VINO has child suffering from any o the fore
going complaints; cae mol tet your Pre- fIdices. !
"Or thr pref uGlcrs Of others stand between |
yoIr suffering child and the relief that wif he SURE
Yes ABa0Lt fELY SURE TO follow the use Of this
medicine, timely used Fun directions viii accom-
pany each bottle. None genuine unless the fac-simile
Of CURTIS & PERKINS, New York, is on |
the outside wrapper
- Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
EfineipaI Office, G3, Ceder St..N.Y.
FRICEONLY % CENTS PER BOTTLE
E'LfsK Il WHITE,
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coist,
Et2 Wasllnatou Street,
may41yunp san. .Frarcsro.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-28
NLte eEEls

Prompted by an honest desire Of my heart, wish
Go lay before ths public ease which deserves COM
meudation, not only am act of scientific skill but
uat Of humanity also. About TWO years ago sud
denly, and from CAUSES unknown To- me, was seized
win ht OF Epilepsy, which, owing TO my inability TO
meet the expenses cousequeutupon thorough med-
cal treatment, ana the disbursement which met
with on attempting H. soon became such (as was then
led 10 belevel defy the skill of amy physician
was frequently, while ia pursuit of my calling thrown
down To- the ground without HE slightest warning; and
although insensibe to the ag0nies yet desuised the
misefies of nay life, and soon learned to look upon
those Who would render assistance or shelter me from
danger as enemies who sought to proCng the existence
OF my nlsefes. While iu This state, and having urr-
Wous To my aict0n, tastCi the sweets Of life once
more was Induced TO attempt seeking aid Of "A phvsi-
clan' ana, by recommendation, called uUon DR.. L. i
Czapkay, / told him Of my circumstances, and of nv
mably To reward him for his services, regardless Of
when, however, be at once undertook my case and
win tine blessing of God, was once more restored TO
perfect health. Unable 20 re yard him for the boop
winch enjoy at present, and yet ous of NV i'm
deoedhess, consider 10 due to myself and alafctcd
To- make ihe case public, in order that those In need
OF medical advice may hnd physician in whom every
confidence can be placed.
H. S. MEYER YABLONSKY.
sute oi California, county of SAN Francisco, S.
subscribed and sworn 20 beioreme this 1st day Of Au-
gust, a. D. 1866
lL.sl GILBERT A. GRANT, Notary Public.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-28
Card.

J, the the undersigned having been under the treat
ment OF Dr.lDJ CzapSay, although unsolicited feel
called upon to give publicity to his treatment hoping
thdt bN doing so lmay he Instrumental ia preventing
others ifom te fearful suffering and misery which
experienced ana which s' often results from the par.
ucious practice of retcndcrs My disease has been
that OF physical aad mental debility, which follows In
consequence oi ihdiscreuons IN youth The agopes
Mllcn ehoareu are perhaps unnecessary forine to
detail they arcSnown TO those who hive experienced
t1em suhce 20 say that havngcalled the services
OF Or. h. J Capsay into requisltiop aH the expecta-
uonS Wnlcn may have formed OF him were more
thah realized would therefore recommend Dr. Cgap-
gay 70 ai VINO may find themselves afflicted with that
ofeauIH mlady my object I'm so doing being sym
pa,hy Tor suffering humanity, and heartfelt desire of
'sAe'4As deA' D. }. DAuLEE, Printer.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-28
llrNRY MEssLING-
A ROSENnTIM-
AULT Notary Public.

DIR. j. CZApKAY'S private Medical and Surgical
Institute Is on Sacramento street below Montgomery,
opposite Che Pacific Mail Steamship Company, Office
san francisco. The Doctor oncrs free consultations,
and asks 40 remuncratiosanless he electsa cure
Otice hours from A. n. 70 p NJ
~ The following lotter, which emphaticaly speaks
for ITSELF was writ.enb BY Tie Dean OF the Faculty OF
the Philalephia College of Medicne--to the editors
OF the Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal san Fran
cfsco flr uull.ftfon
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-28
BOOTS and SEOEs 6.
GEORGE II. BELL,
153 Montgomery street, cor. Merchant,
san Francisco.
BLANK ACCOUNT R6OKs.

Of the best materials and workmanship Printers
Blank Cards, Law Books, Law Blanks, Notes, Drafts,
Bills Of Ladng, Shipping Receipts Orler Books, and
large assortment Of Custom House Blanks
school BOOKS.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-28

AND ALL TIE NEW BOOKS. Subscriptions, reA
ceived for Magazines Newspapers and other Perodi-
Gals, at publishers prices. circular will be sent Co
any person quest, giving extended list Of Pc
rodicas and the prices annexed. The following are
among the most popular PR ANNuM
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ORIGINAL LETTER DAvY CRoCKETT.-We
have seen a letter written by the eccentric Davy
Crockett in 1884, and deem it of sufficient interest
to lay il before the public. The letter ad-
dressed to Hon. H. r. Storrs, member of Congress,
and father Of w. c. Storrs, Esq, of this city, who
has the papers, autograph letters, &C., which
belonged to his father. The letter (by Crockett)
is written IN plain, bold hand, and from its
perusa one is led to infer that his authentic life
was rever published. We indebted to Mr..
StOrrs, our townsman, for the privilege of copying
this letter.-Rochester Union and Advocate
WASHINGTON CRY, January 9, 1884.
DEAR FRIEND: Your favor OF the I'd inst has
been duly received and if | was to thank YOU a
thousand times over for your kindness and the in
terest you take in my affairs, ! would still be
greatly your debtor. My narrative will be ready
for the press in about a month, and will be just
like myself, plain and singular production 1t
will afford, l have no doubt, much amusement
everywhere as nv life has been full of strange and
laughable Incidents 1t will afford matter for at
least hundred and fifty pages. | know the de-
mand for the work will be great, but as | am in
quite humble circumstances if L can sell the copy
RIGHT for a respectable sum- shall thereby accom-
piish two obiects-6rst, | shall vindicate myself
from the spurious work sent abroad and, secondly,
shall get the means of going ahead, just now
Please ascertain the best price which can be had
for the copyright in your city, as many PROPOSE
tions are reaching me, and then | can make a
choice among them all If was not poor man n
| shouldn't want anything for the work at all. But
am poor, with large family; and as the worid
seems anxious for the work, l know they would
want me to have the profits of it. | am WELL and
hanging on to the true faith like puppy to aroot.
answer me as soon as possible, and get your book
tions. t)7-T ~@f'-T III ftff
am, without hypocrisy, your real friend,
Hon. q. R. Storrs, New York. #
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

RIO DE JANEIRO, March l4-Cofree The high
prices reacned IN January were maintained throughout
February, the small supply rendering sellers very
their pretensons Receipts average did not prove
more than $500 bags day. The unfavorabe intelli
gence received from the United States prevented anv
thing but most limited business for that quarter under
the rates demanded and obtained by dealers The trans
actions in all $500 bags of which $4,000 bags
the United States exclusive of 5000 bags California
Shipments 1st July 1852 to 18th February of this
year period eight months 2S SS2 bags less the
United States than they during the same time Of the
past crop year 1S5S-59 being deficit at .the rate of
rs 6l0 bags a MONTH The last month closed, and the
present month opened duly but after the arrival of the
European mail the 4t nst considerable activity pre-
vailed principal purchases being effected for France
Since the Sh there has been little movement IN the mar
ket, and the sales altogether embrace $1,000 bags OF
which only 900 bags for the United States not ncuu
ing 800 bags bought for California Prices remain un
changed and firm, as follows, per pound on board
Superiors l600G6H700-l2I3gl2 80
Good firsts 6l 4O0(G 6l5O0-11 80 G11 96
Ordinary firsts. 6n200d6A A300-1l 47dll64
seconds 5l1OO(d6l0O0-10o o5d Ills
Round lots .6l400d6H600- SlGl2 IL
stocks l3o GOO bags. Receipts continue scany and it
Is believed will be moderate in the present and next
month as IN January and February. 1t is generally sup
posed that the heat which has been experienced
o several weeks with rain falling for long period
mas peen most Injurious the owlands yield of Coees
enot therefore be large anticipated.
cleared IN February, OF 900 bags were f,r Eurone SC
and for the United States, 9007 to Baltimore 700 TO
Hampton Roads, 591l to Mobile GAS to New Orleans
4S35 Philadelphia-in all 80 4el has o;st co oso
bags in February 1882 and 81 bags in Fe5ruayy
LIVERPOOL April 17-Snce our ranor, .,
weather has been cold, with dry east wind ad @ .e
slight frost at night. The tone of the Grain b
remained firm and still has upward teudencv W.
had a good attendance at market this morning And
holders insisting Id 2d per 100 lbs advance on th
rates of Friday rather curtaled business Flour me
general inquiry than of late, and Cd per bbl anf
Is per sack Improvement made the prices of
The sales of Indian Corn the extreme rates
Friday but the transactions were only to moderate
tent. Oats somewhat dearer Oatmeal steady. Egyptian
Beans Cd. per Or dearer. WAKEFIELD, NASH x Co.
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Shin News

NORFOLK. April 3O.-Arrived schooner Sparkling
Sea from New York, bound to Baltimore, with a
cargo of barley and rye. She has been ashore,
and is damaged and in a leaking condition, having
had to throw overheard a part of her cargo. A
brig or bark, dismasted, is anchored in Lynn Ha.
ven Bay
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From Havana--iarge Fire on the Sugar Es-
,,ta. a., a., y,.rIo--

tates In The valley OF Trinidnd
New York, April 30.-The steamer Star of the
West from Havana, brings information of de-
structve fire which occurred on the 10Th ult., in
the Valley of Trinidad, extending along the valley
a distance of some eighteen miles and sweeping
down all the standing and sugar estates on
that locality. The loss is estimated at 81 100000,
and it is estimated that the disaster will reduce
the production of sugar the island to the extent
of over s 900 hogsheads.
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
JAMES T. KEMP & CO.,
~ SUCCESSORS TO HAGGER 4 BROTHER,
CORNER PRATT STREET AND SPEARS WHARF,
MANIEACTIRE AND IMPORTERS

NAUTICAL AND MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Have constantly on hand extensive assortment Of
ships Compases Quadrants, Octants asses,
BmOmeers Thermometers, Drawing Instruments, Lamps,
Surveyors Compassrs, Gauging Rods Out Sticks Board
Rules Tape Lines, Burs Coast Pilots, Ship As.
sstan', Hedge Anchors Charts Of all parts Of world
Chronomeer rated and instruments repaired in the best
mann
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New York Bank Statement.

NOW Ork Bank Sfatement,
New YORK, April 30.-The weekly statement of
the City Banks shows decrease of 81, 800, 900 in
loans; SAL 900 in circulation; S57I 900 in deposits
and an increase of SAT. 900 in specie.
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VOL. VINO. 67S.
Stlunttary ano Commercial Rsbis6.


There a good demand at the Board to-day for IN
vestment Stocks but in ances the operations were not
heavy. For the leading fancy Baltimore and Ohio kai
road) there very little inquiry, and nothing "ha'
ever was done in it. There was however none onereu
and probably it could not have been bought unaer
Saturdays price or Northern Central Railway there
were 200 shares sold $6 and closed at SloS oid,
SIG asked regular way these figures being decline OF
TO x dollar per share the prices bid and asked
for It on Saturday For Mining stocks there was good
demand and the market for them quite strong.
Snrppfeld brought an advance of to q Saturdays
ratcs Some 200 shares of it changed hands at $5H0
5% and it closed firm at S5h bid, S5S asked regular
way There were 200 shares each of Gardner Hill
and Guford sod the former at SSbG8A and the latter
at 81 and note also sales of 400 shares North State
all at 81 All these stocks quite firm, and North
State was shade better than Saturday. Cambridge
was frmer to-day than has been for days past
sale of 500 shares made 81 A cash. and it closed
firm at IA bid S150 asked regular way The sales
Loans include $500 Maryland 6s 1890 at O4X s12O Bati
City 6lS75 at 9s $1 900 do 6s 1875 at 90 $500
do 6s 1890 at 1004 81 500 Northwestern Virginia Rail
road third mortgage bonds not endorsed, at &C. and
SI1 900 Northern Central 1855 bonds g. In Baltimore
and Ohio bonds nothing DONE For lS67's SO was
hid, and 1855 closed at S3 bid, S4 asked.
In New York to-day Reading, and Galena and Chicago
advanced each, but Erie declined y, Rock Island and
Harlem i each, Missouri 6s 7s and Virginia 6s 3 The
other stocks on the list sold at Saturdays rates.
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WASHINGTON, April 3O.-The United States Su-
preme Court to-day decided against the Luco Land
claim, involving two hundred and seventy thou
sand acres of very valuable land in California
The decision was based on the existence of stupen-
dous frauds, perjury and forgery.-The House
Post Office Committee have agreed on an amend
ment to the Post Office Appropriation bill, author
zing the department to use each quarters revenue
for the payment of the transportation expenses
only, without waiting for the enactment of a spe-
cial law or the annual appropriation BILL leaving
to Congress the existing supervision the sala-
ries of officers, ETC., and the annual deficit to be
paid out of the Treasury.
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The Secession of the southern Delegates from

WASHINGTON, April 30.-The ex ctement here to-
night, consequent on the proceedings of the Demo
cratic Convention at Charleston, is intense. The
Tennessee Congressman, in response to an inquiry
of the delegates from that State, advised them this
morning to remain in the Convention and support
| the nOminee.
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THERMOMETERS,

4 NHRONDMEIEhS,
~ CHARTS,
BOOKS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS,
and
GLOBES
sS- THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF TaE ABOVE
GOODS IN BALTIMORE.
PETER WALTHER,
~ W Fratt street.
Formerly with and now SOLE AGENT FOR Il. 4 G.. W
RIJTNT. York
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

SoMBRERo-Brig Ann Elizabeth-170 tons guano,
keg rum, boxes mdse.. A. c. Elliott Co. f{-F u 4
Ell NAyAssA--Brig s. G. Bass,-276 tons guano, T., X
Cooper.
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FRoM MATANzAs.-The steamship Matanzas, from
Matanzas, Cuba, arrived at New York on Satur.
day, having made the run in five DAYS and ten
hours. After the holidays the inquiry for sugar
was very large, but unfavorable reports from the
United States had caused falling off in the de-
mand, and decline in prices was anticipated. Ex-
change on London quoted at l2@121@ per cent.
premium; on New York at par@l per cent dis
cOunt.
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Yesterday was the anniversary of the inaugura
ton of W ashington, as the first President of th
United States. 4 81 l1-.3-aezE ssTff AE
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Treasury Department Office Lighthouse

Board, Washington, April 81 1860.
O1hca information has been received at this Office that
an iron Light house tower has been erected the Cape
OF Good Hope light from which will be exhibited the
lst of May, 1860
The tower is 80 feet above the ground and painted
white the light sic feet above the is visible
in all directions from "a deg W, round by the West
South, East and North to deg W., and except
on sector included between 81 deg W. and 81 deg
w., where is obscured by the intervention of high
peak $50 feet above the sea and 500 yards from the
Light-tower.
The light is on the catoprc principle and of the first
Glass; tits white-revoving-and shows its most bril-
liant beam in minute for the space of II seconds ol
time; and is visible in clear weather deck l6 feet
high at the distance of Sc nautical miles
Notice is hereby given that the present light Mon
tauk Point, on Long Island, N Y will be extinguished
on the 10th of July next for the purpose of repairing the
tower
Lat OF the light. -.............34' 2lM 12> s.
Lon ......................1S Is " % - 30
temporary light consisting of three 81 inch reGec
tors will be exhibited from and after that date until the
repairs and alterations have been completed The tenn
porary lights will be shown from height of ITO feet
above the level, and should be distance of
16 nautical miles 1t will he Of the natural color and the
time of revolution will be two minutes the the
present light.
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Hammond Kennedy, the "Boy Preacher" i
creating great sensation in Philadelphis.
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MYoLETHE.-Baron Heurteloupi is the author of
a term, myoIethe, which may be translated
muscle-fcrgetfullness The muscular system being
placed under the influence of the cerebro spinal ap-
paratus, in normal conditions is managed by it.
But any strong passion may occupy the brain
that it forgets to continue its action upon the
muscle. He says that when open the mouth
while listening with great attention, it is not,
some of the transcendental Psychologists have de-
clared, to open the eustachan tube as a new con-
dut for the sound, but merely because the under
jaw falls; and the under jaw falls because the brain
is so much preoccupied that it forgets to hold it
up. In the same way, he explains the powerless-
ness which seizes upon people at any terror, on
the brink of precipice, and great number of
similar phenomena. This, too, gives a good ex-
planation of such phenomena as suffering, and is
the key to many chronic diseases.
DEATH OF CoUNr SzEcHENYI.-The London Jour-
mails announce the death of the great Hungarian
statesman, Count Szechenyi. He committed sui
eide in his chamber, on the Sth inst, by blowing
out his brains with pistol. The immediate provo
cation a visit paid to his house by the Aus
trian Police; there is doubt that he had become
actually maddened by the sight of the misery OF
his country, and driven to despair by Austrian
tyranny and persecution. Thus has ended a life
W hose prime was passed in career of usefulness
such as few even among the greatest of the world
can hope to emulate-whose latter years were
passed in grief and tears, and whose grey hair:
were brought in sorrow to the grave dug for him
by Hapsburg per6dy.
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PERNAMpUco-Br. brig Caberfeigh-4,O26 bags sugar,
rkland, Chase & Co.
DEMERARA-Br. bark Anna -l2I hhds sugar 17s
bbs. do, W. H. Perot
C0ASTWISE
PoRTLAND-Schr. -4myiS-30 tons plaster Kirkland
Chase Co.. 200 bbls. sugar. 200 do syrup S. p Thomp,
son 4 Co.
BosToN-Schr Searsuiue-5O bbls liquor c. H Myers
Bro rs bags coffee, II. D. Harvey Co; rs hhds su.
gar, 600 pkgs mdse, supdry persons.
PENsAcoLA-Schr III. j. Neild.-46,I2O it. lumber
Pendergast Bros.
NEW YoRK-Schr John Roe.-5 csks ale L. Thomson
&Co; 80 pkgs mdse., Baker. Bros. & Co SO boxes do
~ cases matches, Robinson Lord; 81 cases sardnes
schwartz Dix 40 csks wine, Pracht, Voneif Co.. 40
cases do Tiernan Son; "a coils cordage A. B. Nor.
Ton Sons; 80 kegs lead, W. II. Bolton; 147 do nails NJ
Keith, Jr., Sons; As pkgs. mdse Capt Weems; 20
bbls rum, 7. j. Miller Co.; II logs CEDAR 40 sheets
iron, 4l4 pkgs. mdse, sundry persons.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
Rio DE JANEIRo-Bdrk Z Pluribas Unum 3 $40 bbls
-four 80 boxes spirits turpentne 200 bbs rosn so bags
rice 200 oars.
CARDENAs, CUDA-Schr. Nancy Il. Hagen-112 tons
COAL $50 shocks and heads $50 boards 100 cases oysters
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The honorary degree of LII. D., has been
conferred upon Mr.. Gladstone,of Oxford, England
The Charter election of Philadelphia takes place
to-day.
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LES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARu

MONDAY, April 80, 1860
$500 Md. 6's, oO.lOi2i 26 shs Springfield Min
I2O Bait. G's, '75..9sAI ing Co. b60.. 81
llC00 '75..gg 700 boo. So
300 ." " go. l00liI $50 51
Il0OO NC.RR BIDS sos 1850 boo. 5s6
1860 Y. w. Va. R.R. IGl '' '' bi.. 5sG
81 m. bis. &c 500 shs. Cambridge MIN
$50 shs Gardner Hin ing Co. LA
Mining Co b60.. 81 200l shs. North State
100 q shI Mining Co beO.. .
100 &" b2.S.I9 liOl " b31..
1000 shs Guilford Min 800 - -
ing Go b60. 1 100 Shs. N.C.RR. b5..l6
900 " h3.. 4 2O) bio. .lG