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Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-01
MIDDLETON, Notary Public.
Card

Prompted by an honest desire of my heart, | wish
to lay before the public which deserves com
mendation, not only as an act Of scientific skill, but
that Of humanity also. About two years ago l sud
denly, and from causes unknown to me, was seized
with tit OF Epilepsy, which, owing TO my inability to
meet The expenses consequent upon thorough medi-
cal treatment, aud the encouragement winch I met
with on attempting it, soon became such las was then
led to beeyc) u defy the skill of any physician
was frequently, while In pursuit of my calling, thrown
uoWh 10 lhe ground without The slightest warning and
although insensiole to the agonies, vet despsed the
lnlseres OF my life, ald soon learned to look upon
thoSe who would render assistance or shelter from
danger as enemies who sought to proong the existence
Of my miseries. While in this state and having pre-
Nious to my ancton, tasted the swQets of life | once
more was induced to attempt seeking aid of physl-
clan, and, by recommendation. called upon Dr. l., J
Ozapkay. told him Of my circumstances and Of NV
inability to reward him for his services regardless Of
whicn, however, he at once undertook my case, and
WIN lNt blessing ot Cod was once restored to
perfect health. Unable to ward him for the boon
which enjoy at present and yet conscious of nv in
debtedncss, consider due to myself ana all afflicted
TO make the case public, in order that those in need
oI medical advice may nj physician in whom every
confidence can be placed,
s.I ILs1 MEYER YABLoNsKY.
, 9t'te oi California, county of San Francisco, S.
suscuoed an sworn to before me, this 1st day of Au
tl's1 GILBERT A GRANT, Notary Public.
Card.
I,thethe undersigned, having been under the treat
mont OF Dr.. Id CzapSay, although unsolicited feel
,"'I upon lpelye publicity % his treatment, hopiug
lat by doing so lmay be instrumental in preventing
",uers rom lne fearful suffering and misery which
experienced ana which ofea results from the per-
mcIops practice Of pretendlr5 iIy disease has bee
lHat OF physical and mental debility, which follows in
consequence ol indiscrctions in Youh The aglnies
Whi'h endured are, perhaps unnecessary for me TO
ue"ii lei are EnoWu TO those who have experienced
Uel 'uihce Il 20 say, that having called the services
o' br' D. D. C1apkay into requistop, all the expecta-
tloh5 which may haye formed of him were moro
than realized. would therefore recommend Dr. Czap
kay TO AL who may find themselves afflicted with that
uIeSuial malady, my object in so doing being sym
pIuy lot suffering humanity, and heartfelt desire Of
eno'A's ue@. = J DAHLEE, Printer
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-01
md there IL a physician
HENRY WEsSLING.

DR.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 no remuneration unless he effects cure
Oifce hours from 8 A. NJ to 9 p. NJ.
e-Ey~The following letter, which cmphatcally speaks
for itself was 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 publication:
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-01
Class Nv. Agricultural Implements.

All manufactured articles implements must b.
entered and placed ON exhibition befo u'clocl
the 4th day OF september and remain until the clos
Of the Fair.
M premiums will be awarded for manufactured ar
tcles not produced in Cai lrnia yet the Soc ETY. vii
be happy pace such ar cles exhibition, with tn
/ names uf tile members Or exhibitors, and award dl
/ ,,,,,.s far Suru exhibitions accorlinulV
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-01
n.-Framed Diploma.
Cattle Show,

The Cattle SHOW Ni he hell in the City OF Marys-
vile, very near he Fair Grounds.
Stock must be ON the drounds before A. " Of
September 4th, when proper places will he assigned
them, and nn animal will b. permitted to leave The
stan between A. NJ. and p. NJ. on any day of exh-
biuon a want of compliance with any part Of tn S
gnIe will forfeit all claim to premium.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-01
Glass XVII,
FIELD CEOrs

! NoTIcE No farms, vineyards, orchards OF nurse
ries will be visited without the same being enter or
premium with the Secretary before the lst DAY oil
August.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-01
Remarkable Instance OF Medical Zee
lief

eTS@ Below we publish the certificates Of three ofthe
sufferers from the pangs of disease. who, having re-
covered their former health, and mpeed by graft
tude, make known their cases and remedial agent and
their statements are authenticated by a Notary Pub
lie. The demands Of society mperiously command
their publicity, and commend their perusal to the
attention Of all afflicted:
Than Ef,,I,esS is fbe T,jceUf;ye Ia IJrof;t,,Jo
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-01

Best stallion, yrs old and upward F. D. $40 al
beet brood mare, (and colt years
old and upward % 4
Pest brood mGre, 8 years old IS l.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-01

In the department ofthoroughbred animals, wheth
er Cattle or Horses, nore viii be permitted TO com
pete but such as furnish complete pedigree.
No 1S-Rosdsters
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-01
Glass V.-Graips, Seeds, Vegetables and
DaTyo

Samples Of grain and seed in all eases 70 be depos'
tied in the museum Of the Society.
Corn, bushel or over
The new era., 1860-05-17

7o,Un Of Princeton. BLK
G. A. Oxnard lots nos and 2 81
Jos. Everitt lots and 6 A
Vickers Fell-l0 ii and IL 9
Rufus Putnam lots one. two and 3, "a
Il. Twitchell. four, five and six As
Hubbard-lot no twevle 81
A. G.. Tilden---lot no. four AZ
Vickers Fell--lots one. two and three &
The new era., 1860-05-17

In Damon's Addition to Princeton.
ID BL *
Caroline Lent.-lot no. S
A. Hils.-lots nos. eleven and fifteen :
The new era., 1860-05-17
NOTICE.

NOTTCE is hereby given, warning and for
n bidding aIlpersons from purchasing certain
No,e executed by John Shea and Arden Shea, to
Stewart Seely or his order, for the sum Of one
hundred and Fifty dollars, bearing date the 10Th day
Of July, 1855 Is said nots hes been fnpaid By the
undersignsd JOHN bHEA'
Apvl 10, 1850. u16
The new era., 1860-05-17


= lots 9 10 / and IL g
q lots "a 1OI1 and IL Is
Hanson e. Place-lots 2345&6 2
Is,eam mill on lots no. =
.e lots | 234 5 and 8 A
6. m lots 2 to IL inclusive Z
&c - lots to IL inclusive Ia
IJnkpown-lots nos Ito 2 inclusive IL
lot no. 5 10
lots nos. S Ii and IL l3
To,On o( Rockford.
All the Lots in town of Rockford. t
Any person having Receipts showing
that the Taxes, for the year 1859,
on any of the above described land,
have been paid, will confer favor by
forwarding the said Receipts, or certi-
fed copies ofthe same, to the subscriber,
that the proper corrections may be
made. c. A. GILMAN, ft71E
Auditor.
Dated at Sauk Rapids, April 26, 1860
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New-yorh. Harlem and Albany Rsurssd.

Sev.York, Harlem and Alocny Rs"read'
IMPORTANT CHANGE IN EMPRESS TRAINS.
On aud sAer Monday, Dec "a, 1860, Express Tram icr
.,hv .o,p,c,ins With tbe New Yoik Central alrosi
and RaesA will om and affss at Tryon-ro"
near City Hail. New-Yok. Leave At - & l's H. end ''I'
?. ID. ,.ox
Cars also start rom 26th i. station 81 7;2o a. NJ rs NJ
and 4:45 ?. .I.
Ti,t, ,od and baggage checked throush TO ali poiuts
roo,ns are pr ,vded for psstger at The CfyHs
s,,son. JOHN BURCHILL, ASA Superintendent
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COAP STONE iu blocks, and SOAP SrONl
~ POWDER ofthe dnes, quality tc se lowest rs,<s ~
.. .I. . J. 2. PIRSSON, No. Ws,hsl
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fcsr ano fcuno.

I OST in the MAIL.-Certifcate No. ), l4 tor
IL 100 SHARES OF tho CUMBERLAND COAL saS ihoS
COMPANY, Standing In ell hsfsoy CO...
toned agsius Ong The trsnr having been
and certi0cate applied for. =, =. =, 49,,
4 OST.--A large KEY; one broken in the esntfr \
aid reded Ths Ind, by leaving WAN the SoLhsS-
TOR 81 Jersey Very will b. r~s ded u. -
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DRESENTS FOR THE SEASON,
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ELEGANT ILLUsIRA1ED BOOKS
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wRTTING-DkSkS some very beautiful snd other utttul
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GAMES PUZZLES DlSSECTED MAPS, &c. .
tnJgIs HOWE q FERRY,
. Late S. Raynor, No. 7e Bowery near Cansl'st.
XNOMEN OF NEW-YORK"-A curious
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Written by MARIE L0UlSE HANhINS. the Editress Of THE
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PROSPECTUS.
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE 10 IN its XXth Volume.
Daring the pas. year THE TRIBUNE has been obliged TO de-
vo:e quite large proportion its spare TO Poho. en' we h
bencsfob be able limit devoted TO Political discus
don and devote columns to subjects Of e intense
but more abiding interest Among these, We esn to pay e
ne -iAl attention to
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nODWORTHs Journal fOs Grass Bands.-Th6
IL (December) 40 oop-sss The s series StSeh cor
.ns " pieces Of music Subscription Sle annum Dew
ares IN ian. A3dras. ooavors Asof Dhee
NEW EDITION, enlarged, with PORTRAIF
~ tho PRINCE, $1-ROYALTY IN THE NEW WORLDS
or THg PgivOY WALES AszkiCA BY kiBahaa Com
waHs esc. Admirably adapted for ChIs,n,ss GtA"-
Herald NJ. Do0LADY, PnbtAhW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-28
vpHE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR DEC. %.

THE NEw.YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for TINS
week contsins the following;
11sIDlNG ARTICLES: The Last Crash Progress q
Treason; The National d" Ciacksnenis Sal'oh'
Paragraphs.
II. REVIEW OF THE WEEK Giving IN a eonden.ed
and conspcuous form the latest and mos, Important
Events that trOpspired in the Cty and sobuIo'
and the United States Central and south Annsric'
III .GRFAT NATIONAL ROBBERY: Palmetto Pa:
triot Implicated Arrest Of W. IL. RUSSELL Amount
~ MR., LINCoLN's VIEW OF THE CRISIS; The
Union-It Must be Preserved
81 V..NARINE AFFAIRS.
! yITHIRTY. SIXTH CoNGREss-sEcesp SESSION;
Proceediuss in the senitO and House Of Represents
yr rHp SOUTHERN REVOLUTION: Compromises
sis south Carolina Outi Secession Not Easy Plan.
stSp stS Secession From sosi, From South Caro-
us Difficult IN ,hs Wsy HOY TS me oraSsnSe WbS
South Carolinians 90 the Army and Navy Of the UT
cspit"i u In Danger; The South Carolina Convention
Secession Items. -.
WIN. PROCEEDINGS OF THE CRISIS COMMITTEE
Correspondence Of The ~ y. Tribune -
TX IsTT sT NEWS RECEIVED BY TELfGRAPH;
Dispatches 70 ~, ss r. rom
1Tbynei TAe rikes FeAk E1p'o''i -a'ef "''"
x..AiND AND ITs ORGANISM
xI.6OLD AND DBOss.
XII. .NIGHT-NoTEsi Inc IAo ie''H'
XIII THE CROPS.
Nv rotTRY Fear for o ar Coun,'yi The Beginning Of
slaFey's ED L. -. . -.,,o,, .r
Wv FusioE MERCHANT IN A BUhoR
XVI. .DIsUNIOE CANNOJ BE; speecn .! N'' Se"fa
Xvu..MR. LINcoLNs CABINET
XVII. 1HEsFAAlNE FUND Foh KANSAS 81
.. XIX. .HEAITH AND DISEASE.
AK. .rnE TRIBUNE ALMANAC ron i5VL
xXI..ACAlCULTURAL ITEMS.
XXI POLl1gCAL.
XyIn.PEssOkAL"
yylV.. .THE yRlBU NE FOR l3el. "a
XIV. XV..MIgCELLAkFOUs.
XIV. MaRRIAGES AND DFATns
yxyyT .CoSfSfERcIAL MATfERs: Frn Repots ~ ths
" soel. Money. Cotton, Orsin, and Cattle hGlkeis,
ereeisliy Reported for The ". y Tribune
r ,.. a Nc, .lnun ThTss Ccpies for IS Ten FOR Sl7
Tp.1t Colfes 20 one a5ife'' sfo A'd ~ NYP' v 80
Fea. g. m e,, ~ tyne Han4nci ,end The Daily rdbuns
EJEeIF COPiEs f,r Gals % no Publication pn"e THIS
NiJRSiNa Ph q Figo GsrtL I'll
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NiEN WARS PRESENTS :!
IN GREA1I n INDUCEMENTS THAN EVERl!!
PIONEER GIFT BOOOKSTORE,

Established 1884,
n. w. EVANS X Co.'S GIFT BOUkSrOBE vss 20 dentelJ
croN ded during he two three days before Christmas ths
hundred hsd 20 leave with their want, unaed We beg
10 all who thus dBpponted that by giving us Al
EARLY CALL hey do better than We have m1d'
very large ajdi stort during he last day or two
HOW 10 MILL TWO BIRDS Win ONE sToNEi
Or. IN other words, - -
HOW TO MAKE TWO PRESENTS AT THE COST Or
ONE!
This highly desirable object Is attained by purchasing you
Booze AZ
PIONEER GIFT BOOKSTORE,
No. 6T7 bRosDwsy. - = .
WHERE YOU NEVER PAY ONE CENT MOIE IhAh
HBE REGULAR RETAIL PRICE FOR ANYTHING,
aud always get your books Of the retail value
...-.. .. ....- 81 md 1pw Ard,
..ig "A q l. Il
consisting OF article tha Ia 70 be ACCEPTABLE soc
ars.s is often VERY VALUABLE. t.'--.
These Gins rage in vHuc from tily Cent? Up to
ONE KINDRED DOLLARS
and npsrtay distributed according N res yi9 system
TIE Ginis LITERALLY GIFT. aud = rot paid for by ih'
purchaser WY wba,sye except 10 m far as the reedea
GIFTS WORTH Y 500, 80.
AT THE LOWEST WHOLESALE PRICES f-
DISTRIBUTED WITH EVERY $1,000 WORTH or BOOKS
......I .I...- SOLD. ..r. .f .-.t ..
d. w EVANS Co deen It necessary to say that LIVERY
THIN IA the way of Books be hsd their Store To-
NEW iLLUSTH ATED BOOKS, ,&c., 6c-IITEhALLi
TVF RY1 B1NG-and a FINE STOCK OF EVERYTHING 4
choose We would particularly impress patron
the sdvssby OF skng he- purchases eaTy sarh da
during ihs Holidays possible before Store gets co o"
I'd, AID thus enable themselves % -. -,,.,o,.,
MAKE A GOOD SELECTION! Pa
% W. EVANS Co,
PIONEER 0IFT-BoOK STORE,
No. on BROADWAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-28

Christmas and New-Xear's Presents'
THIRTY YEARS IN ONE PLACE.
LUCIUS HART,
SELLING AT PAM PRICES
Noe = AID 9 ourlns clip ..,.n-,
l4rse assortuent o. Rich SILVER PLAI TED W<AfNh'
r j,efu aud Beautiful Holiday aud bnda Ghts -,
(oee md Lea yrrs. Sia Jsstofs 70 eA9
ya setS frorl...... Ito p Cake 3skets..'''' 40
eslyers =, ,...... 50 Pi.chers. 20 10
80 Chlasen's Cups in great VARIETY FORKS ana spoons
Trt.- 80 ee SETS butter Dishes breakfast CsSors, No
Holiday Presents.-ENoLISH SKATES 20 SUIT al al
49,. It,ui. 0liksIo for gents OF boys SLEiUho
FUChET kNIkEs. ssRsnor IAbLEr Cut,Lhni' e'esA''
". NJ SEYMOUR y Co., No Chatham square.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-15
vHsPER GAS LIGHT,
The Cheapest, most brilliant, and
Most COnvenEent Artificial Light
" rrlr n.

FUyRIs GAS generated from Pure Coal OIL and for elegance
economy, safety and simplicity, surpassed. The
xursg are in the same style IS the ordinary fxeres
Its advantages that It is portable gas Light uITaed
oi brancy eheapness, cleanliness and simplicity, and be
used wherever artificial Light Is required Il easy Isuae
and requires trimming ard attention. Whatever after
lighting u Is perfectly SAFE and free from explosion, and
has 0dor se while Burning The light BE made to
with any drse e hanc by turning sorsW and be
increased nstantaneousy in volume from that Of candle tc
ten twenty, By turning valve Is in ordinary gas
The Vesper Gas fame and fixtures precisely resemble Ia form
those Of coal gas hut in bEancy and purity Of light, il pos
decided advantage any ooal gss. Il requires
chimney, there's need Of daily trimming Of wick, and the
construction Of the fixture $50 simple that Is not abe to get
cut Of order, and child The burned
the Vesper fixture is generated from pare coal Oh OF IVES
per OIL, (Which Is manufactured expressly Tor this DuTeF
without any axture Of alcohol other foreign Ingredient
It's supply Is unlimited. The fixtures themselves adsp
ed IN styles 70 suit all tastes from the plain, burner
% the most elegant and costly Chandelier Each hxueis
feet in ITSELF there outlay to be made for services pipes
eTs. regulators, &c The generst in the burners and al
fixtures, thu cheap ngeghto the expensive chandelier
ltadtTe lo0rb8 in themselves They sold at
prices which do not exceed cost ordinary gas fixtures Of
similar stylesand onamentation.
Churces, houses public halls stores steamboats, and PFye
residences throughout the State be fitted mp with t
elegant and convenient Chandeliers and other beautiful ea
lures which add much to the appearances o. such PLACES and
comfort Of the home circle and which, heretofore could be
used those favored districts embraced within the coal gf
limits Of large cities
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-15
GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS,

To take place as above specified.
One Grand CnnifaI Prize nf /. sInn.nnn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-15

sKTTIE Eso-1t gives great pleasure state that az
trial Of Of the "yeper Gas Lamps in my study for
past, after observing closely the length Of
tme the experiment Of lighting "UniOn Tent with these
lamps, entire confidence in ther efficiency II
they aor all the advantages Of the best gas lights to thOs
who live Of the cdes and large towns
The process Of preparing and lighting the lamp is readily
learned the fixtures simple and little liable get out
Orsr the cost Of the light comparatively little; and the
whole free from all DANGER that it need only acquan
the part Of the public with the Veper Lamp to
bring them into general use throughout the country
Yours truly, STUART ROBINSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-15
TAsPER BRANCH RAILROAD.

I
October 81, 1859. J
NV order Of the Board o. Directors calls made on the
stock Of the Company subscribed Tor building BrancA
Road from Bridgeport Jasper payable 70 the Treasurer oil TINS
Company fOlOwss 80 ,5-o - A..
dollars on each Share on istdays Of December lo9 Janua
~ February March, April May june July August sepsm-
ber October. November, l56l.
Payment may msde jackson Pryor. al jasper OF 70 'e
Treasurer his Office ia Nashville ,
Stock Of the road depends exclusively
oa+5-f W A. GLEAVES, Treasurer.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-15
LoulsvErlr. Kr.. September 5, lass

To SETTIE-Dear Sir After having made thorough
examination Of the Yesper Cas- in relation to its umins
ting power chemical composition, etc. do not hesitate to re
being safer and economical we'll as pos
essng greater intensity Of illumination than Oe material
now in
In laboratory is superior to the alcohol Of OBJ
tanning will be found OF invaluable service to the drug
gist as well as to the manufacturing chemist.
CHARLES NJ WRIGHT n D.,
Prof Chemistry in the Kentucky School Of Medicine.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-15
KENTUCKY TESTIMONIALS.

From His Exoelency Gov. C. s. Moeead and Tho g. Page
Esq, State Auditor.
To WV. II. sETTtE Esq LOUISVILLE KN--Dear Sir NehaYe
been using your Yesper CAS- and are perfectly salts
6ed with its utility gives soft brilliant snd keuful light
and is perfectly from explosion. 1t is cheap ard
economical its use and Of far less cost than any Other
light We that it will he adopted by all persons
who have the opportunity Of obtaining aid also to whom
gas accessible and with whom eheapness in the original outlay
Tor fixtures and The continual expense Of burning object
Yours, &c, MoREHEAD.
THOs PAGE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-15
TESTIMONIALS.

Scientific men and others who thoroughly tested the
Vesper Gas Air Light, pronounce it the best and
cheapest gh now known. Numberess testimonials being
received daily all quarters vouch2g for the excellence Of
This lght Of which given below.