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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-24
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Nuhlttum erasteift ar, baB tr aueb eisles 9abr ben ,meitcn
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-24

Sdtatrl @erite, S,drte, SnTeesgiien,, Sbpro.
b1ne nett eihtr Men9e oE1erer @rtifeI, 0arijmsrieen o.
Inns Grnaet. Sro,pn &Sinelrr SOap. 3aInbiricn Can b. Ga.
iJdne. &c. &c. ium SerIauf BEL &. G. Ti5hrr S(nt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-24
Steinlein's MONTICELLO Horr,

ttnsn Ball abb0ltsr nib, pciu or f~reuntltdsf sinlatet.
Iutt o'eltS Sobr wiro rae 0clt eurd Gn,iinbura cinee
eerihhaun,es, wtltbsr nit ltp len uub paIieneen 9clbrnfen
9sltmiitt fem ioire, YtrberrliGt fpereen.
Oic eu9tntet c 8tctInGbmes meltc bsrartise Seranheur-
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0a9CirCienc npb III uttrtrcfTCn.
lid IS ii $l.Oo, SaItt9 fur einen Stlrn unb ,nei Da.
men, lno N 2rn. Saucr's 9utItors, ionic bel Idntmt,
tl1tn Mtt9liettrn scS Scrcins III BADEN.
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SIM Namen res Scrsins
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-14

ca Sttftun9sfe f.-9m 16. b: Wt,
feiert Die Saficns2pge $50. 65. Il. s. e. 9.
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ME M aSfen<4n3ise e @ir Der
peilen unI ere 9eier BET Der berannabenpen Salt
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bes Srn. Mari9ael, Np,3 2ppfr. Onr9
ben Gnfauf peS 5ammerSlpa96'i6en @tabliiie=
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Safe, 5 Glib Sreperidltr.
NB @pn5ert, ~ Seben Mpntag rno
Samltas u@pn6ertpnlif" in per 3urubaQe,
300 8et=Brattltr,
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pas @lttrattre babe t6 an mir fslbR erSrObt rmb oss,rS.. "a
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INitbma. 8lntipeirn .

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Ysstne oraa Tr fri trst SaDrea fHwer franz rit prr,a,.,,
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9stluue fplstel '''A' s"s UOufanotee
$&Ff @~s% 1e &. .. Gm4th
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-14
@rfaltua8, 9uiten, Seitcas II. grniid,nc,

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gen S6nters ~ neither ltnten Settle lumitei6ar unter t Sns : pelli.
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Yaitpr Der i. NreSt0terianer .tSa0sinSa
= Terre 0aue, SSn6,, ben s. 0lai 1S48. t"oes
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-14
Baherludt unO &rebg furirt.
90 eVlnn'OHs DIFF, SEN "a. San. tSs,

Or. .. SaVne! ''~ SuH, 1887.
g9ertper 9err; @itt srUeem @ersndaen uo6s *
@lGssVatssr rss sSaftantsit t1res 3 rafreinftatSgn @e Ds Der
Sstt .Ytltsa Dstatat. @saeral S'' b ortu @' - sianb-
M 8 Sssad %aree sl SarS tersn Srufrstniser uns ItnSsr r%ss as cine
sgelssen, naO bret Der teOtutenOaenS %er, te"S Sa aa Is Den 1OS fraut
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n SBf sin Sr,s gSSsl !! Sss SS. mid H. seg sas an Sic su iSr aiSrls tr rF sas
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= sfener SUIT nuS Mfiieen.e aSeu.

Mseinen Jreunoen, gefonateu unO aberbaupt sem gs-
ebrten @ubGifun. bic ersebene anse9e, caB ih aus benz eel9dtt 6s
No. 43 Baltimoreifr., 2. 56ar BON SreperidItr.
auf meme ei9ene Jledbnun9 etablirt babe, bite bo6er, bas mir in
meiner irlbereu Stequng ssi9entte gertrauen aud ierner su iber-
trasen pns gsbs ia bic g~erittsrun9, Dap ib bel gutter gsaars biz
|wbQisten preie itelen werbe. 7 Z
I'M suttSen 3aiprub biHst s~rsebeut
Sax, Sml Gbo8. 3te9ler.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-14
&nfua BON Ausaebrnno.

NtsLss mag ~bSeueeu, NaB i'd ppr unoefabr o Soh, - No.
.Erantteit befaQeW wurbe, Die mid nit NuSiehr,Tr~n 49, y uM etner
aberoies BON einent i~9mersliGsn 9uRen seplaSt nu aS 0eSSSG H9 uno
bon ben b~erHbnteiten @er5ten bebdnoelt, pBne cine q f.;S SW wlrce
%cer1piren. - @noIi6, bal d tntfner e[e16er ho,rSs = s.ts.uvxrln9 SA
MD Or. Sapneg Srujtreini0uns8mittel su Srcbiren "Oss.sees man
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BON 8 Glai3sn erfOlste ntetne pSufge @easans, s@p 0s0'aap
ItTtsftr4@ 4~f4AANs4 &ld0r ErcaEU
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Scenes srn SdmeSe,

st SS@SIms s s@s sSss01 ss gr td @ Ss gaeS; gRrW, q. gselsera boti,t
Sprs sal9asDare Ntsotda. eas 8rufretntunnos,,.,
% iann la, pale { aHS met me Srlilt erCse Qienife aeIeifet un0 pat
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-14
Sal8brGnne (CrounY


SSObnl hartman, $751;, Steparb8pwu q. S. s5reiE,.
Dor tur6ern bate zines meiner Climber einenT r el Hyag a.sss. .x
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: STr gm1a lmS na9 Ssrlouf BON u Stun6si, IN Senen bas SinS
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l1retbt: ~sY'a"' @V.
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anfau ppa Group tebreBt tub. :" '"'~
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wdbrtenl GbarattG NIB Mabrbat ~pClJete9t wer6en' trsrn - ~ ~ ="
lan0t wirb, ~""U 0u-
Sset Sapneas nso5inii9en Glmannb fir 1860
Deies WsrtbpOue SruFre.n9Sn9SmtHsi miro eirsio open
fertt0t BON Dr, .. g bne q na"'
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81 g~esi5iaoIoa :, 9, Bel aairrE VaIac T'S' : 'Ucss
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len SrautPetten Der 3sauftrStre TOR raRrstStau t@ptfsls to BET al
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-14
bronchitis 9uftrSbrenIdminoS,,A

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Wtrtber 9err. Go aereiht mir - ..us
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8raltbrdune unO SlutIpeieu.

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Or. Z. SaYne! H" 49, ~ !" Of 1852
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StaltrttntsunssmttteI unO bitles fsute MID eGn,li6 Dul%ra'ts
a. tE 1 SGmeg Y. Dan 0prn
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Geioemilder Gatarr9 u. 6lubfieber 9nflueu,o
@H'. sIVpb bon siSburn, pa. f4reibt:
sd bin ipeben mieeer eeaeien BON etnem epiSsp,S%s, O. :
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Wfebisimiicbe 9~lnseiee.
&dbt tbr SEN 6mifem?
1ann 9ebraltdet Or. SaAne8 0rnftreini

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9un98mittel.
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osSrn ~ 81 emgSraftg ODerG &wtnbfG&ttB2 Damn
SeS Sn9l Sasne''s Drpfretutau teSmtttel.
gSelneS pie ~trdntbifte MISREPRESENTATION Ser QrftrShre 80
m a. Se aaSre ttaas Ses S4leimes, pel6er Diefelbe Serfcpft
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annere y rnflet6en Rabt-fo sebraudet S eS, SapTati
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W1arftpretlc.

49, Baltimore, cen 9. 6ebruar 1860.
8obnea, per 8ui5ef 81 ,I2-$i.5o 50.
Butter, 6efte @Oben IS @t8, y fb. eGooes 5000, &Oubuttr
I@rafer, Gts p is 1aba eas asa
grbien, 1928 y Sad e 9ub.)
j ra6te, 0aolt6e). 0eanoeln, petbi6. G3 @t8. barti6., 6%O
Sos, 8cfneui $2.250$2.6O % gcr, 0atteIn 4l05 CTS,
gsi9en S(9l2H SIS. Y ib' sOript9en s Cts, GirOnen 81
6eOern, egOinare 5000, quite SOFAS Gts. % tb.
guano, 9sruoianii9sr 2247 p s6lG0e2.
Gpps, " Spnue $S.75i04.
@etret0e, Beiet rctber 12501S0.
wetBer gutter 140@150, ertra feiner 148.
Saia 9 ssi5ss H a5a @arg Isnss 1899 zSaS9s gssni. 4s@46 es.
&ao88en, Marplan6 $685. @tsr 3&enpl 81 Ste. q4i
afG8fatblatbe 4705O @t8.
9ppfen, y tb IA @ts.
san amerttanii4er % Come $1450l90, Raniaa % tb 6.
ruIiI6er 80 Eonne $21O.
Ss%ts ss E IL 2s 8 S SITS t sgie sI11 ]9srGdgst t. 740lS,
s9rtNtIst q ( 9ferfsr q Sal9. 7O08o @tS' s%ep09nIt@e 90 9.
SFas; y ID lO@ ybn, gt 4 2s00$s 20 - an;e
6 sbIe y, feRe 6Ortbnr9 p EOnre So. so, Otun Of tbe Dtnc
SIS, sunp 1925, Georges @rer aMe SOrten SIS. so, ant6ra-
cite Ir StaSt9sSras9 s.. % &OtD- unS ssetBai@enup0 BAL
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ge6er, Giq Sp6ln o tb s50sS Gts., Guuntrg sobten 3o0s,
Cts ST.. Sisa Sstmtr SlSSS4 6Spant9 So9leals6sr 2ssSs2
80, 0bertsSsr reub oaS 6ea SSC04,50, Salbfele 6O66S y
tbg finii@t S9f0$l. a faa I,n.
MOGaiieS @et. Orleans fair bis prtn,a7s @auOue 516052
@sss Cuba 22G925. DtuSe0OaOO 27t0So, PprtO 0tcO 2I08e
Rsblr 9Pparbfrst. iuper s $5.3705.5 so
err1 to t1lNb 5.S7O6. rs
CASH. familD If tgG 6.5OO7 90
y ObiO & Ssutudp upper $50,
y ertro .5.75O6.0O
/" . lanul9 9t ss85M r 6.25GD6.50
~ Gitp @tiaS gut bis fem 5,S7
"gBsti5 familp I. T 500
Seierooir, BatapScc, giblanb &GredtOr jam. $50
90. erHa 100 @
RpggenmebI 4.25-4. 81
&prnmebl 3.62-4.00
Sci, Sperm % @aaOue $1.25ED1.3 SO, Gomntcn Q8baIe $50
Cts, Patent 70EO75, &aro-Oel 75(0s0 Cts, 9einiaanen Del
H75 @tS. 94- M -
9rpptiionen, Ssef % 100 fb $12013, Mteb. pOrf sis. 90.
@erdu9erteS S6peineFeii6: S6ulter p Is 8 @ts.,
Seten 10 @ts., Sdinten IL @t8.
lln9srSuHertes SbweneletI9; Sdulter Z GtS., Seiten
9 @tS.3 2ar6 1lO12 @tS.
Rum, Neros@nglano 5s @aaenc 4SGD50 @ts.
I&et8, R tb 3%(O4M @tS. @rtrp5 StS.
LStrpb. Roo9en e &onne $rOGD12. g8a5en $500.
FSbrup, P YaaOue 42(D45 Gts.
5aG;, @rpun6 aIum S Saf $1.1O, Wtaf6au'8 81, 10,
@I6tcn's So. 25, Curtis SSlano 5000 GtS. % Bulb.
LS6wetne. Sn Quantit1ten So. 50GD7 P 100 ib.
fIQbad, Mar6l. 81. so, Conn. So. 00fD3. so, gut "a. 0OGD4. so,
better $5.00O5.5 so, gut bis fetn braun $6.00fDl0. 90, 9anS
fdn farbia Sl3. 90, Sanobldter So, 50fD400, Oberlan6 $50
"a, 8o0enbldtter $3.50, rotbe lno geoupfte SO. 50GD9. 90,
fdn. gels S1OOl3 EXTRA f9le rpbe Ded6fitter $l4, Gentldp,
SIS. 5006, 10, fGt $7.75E0S.50 ettra 5000.
E8tebmarft. ~@n0eboten mur6en 700 S6Ien, wobcn 670 BON
BeF9sn @le99srn 9etaaLt purbsn, gu 9reiien $S.oO04 rs %
"a 81 o 100 tb. "
E3Hder, Nep- Orleans % 100 tb $3.50, 9crtp 8tcp Sc. 37H-
1915, Cuba 81. 0O(0S. 90, &affin. 8uder lteDt in ben Der,
I6ieOenen @raeen bon SO. 75C012.SS L nadb Aualitat, rrtmta
@o.ltHPO x4... d. x Q I q y ooCa1 "a #
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9ubt ibr ben &eudbulfen
3Ont'mt ollie nn6 9enelet.
Blntung Der 2ltnae.

a. n Mrhtsptae, Wau ben 4. Sanuar 1888.
gSeftper 9err SIN Sabre 1850 mar ids febr IeSs,S s.sn
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3bps. s.. MDfftns
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a~uspdrti9e Noen IN Baltimore. M
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-05

County ELECTIONS IN NALABAMA.-Speaking
Of the late county elections in Alabama, the
Mobile Register says:
SO far as heard from, the Breckenridge men
have not carried a single county entire. and
have been defeated either wholly or nearly
so, in Montgomery, Chambers, Macon. Talla-
Poosa, Coosa, AntaugN, Russell, Conecuh,
Perry, Tuscaloosa, and it is reported in Clarke
and Marengo.
We do not claim these Breckenridge de-
feats as Douglas triumphs, though some of
them undoubtedly are, but we do claim them
as evidences of Breckinridge's weakness in
this State. In many localities the true Dem.
ocrats were inundated 10y the clamor of the
Seceders, by the detection Of Fitzpatrick, and
were unconscious of their own strength. =
They therefore either staid at home or vo-
ted for the Bell candidate, compliment
which (if we can rely on the Mail Brcckin-
ridge speaks of a well understood inter,
change of votes) was reciprocated in other
localities where they showed fight, and
seemed the stronger We therefore saw, in
all sincerity, that while from the necessities
of the case, these elections have brought out
nearly everywhere the full strength of Breck
inridge, they have not and could not posi-
bly, have brought out the full strength of
Douglas. And yet we are not without real
substantial triumphs. In Tallapoosa, the
Douglas candidate for Tax Assessor is elected
toy between one hundred to one hundred and
nifty majority over q straight Breckenridge
candidate In Antauga, Fitzpatrick's coun-
ty, which was at first claimed for Breckin-
ridge, and where, therefore, the Mail admit
ted the issue was made, the Douglas cand-
date beat bis opponents some hundred votes,
both the opposition and seceders running
tickets. In Coosa, the Douglas candidate for
Sheriff received a clear majority, and beat
the foremost Breckenridge candidate five
hundred and eight votes and all three com
bined, one hundred and fifty votes.
What does this prove, but that the people
are not like sheep, which jump as their lead
ers jump, and that no man, whoever he be,
can be leader unless he represents the will
of the people? He may walk foremost, but
when he turns aside from the path which
they have indicated, they will not follow
him.-and just walk on.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-05

FAyoRs.-We are indebted to Randall q Co.
for liberal supply of Eastern papers and
pietorials, brought by the steamer John l..
stephens. They have more on land. Go
and see them, D street, opposite Theatcr.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-05
COURT OF SESSIONS.
HoY. CHARLES IINDLEY, Judge.


The steamer John L. Stephens brought
twenty-four French Merino bucks.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-05
MRS. WINSLOW.

An experienced nurse and female physician, has a
Soothing Syrup for children teething which greatly
cae the process of teethng, by softenng the gums,
reducing all nfamation-will allay all pain, and is
sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upon it mothers
will give to yourselves and relief and health to
your infants. Perfectly safe in all cases. See adver.
usement in another column. may4-1y
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-05
Halps snrsnparllln. yellow Docl. nnd

Halls sSnrsaparillH, Yellow Dock md
Iodde of Potass is prepared from the finest red Ja-
maica Sarsaparila and English Iodde of Potass-ad-
mirable as arestorative and purifier of the blood, It
cleanscs the system of all morbid and impure matter
removes pimples bols and eruptions from the skin
-cnres rheumatism and pains of all kinds. All who
can afford should it, as it tends to give them
strength and prolong life.
Sold by druggists generally at 81 per bottle.
R. HALL CO., Proprietors,
Wholesale Druggists, l43 ana 145 Clay street,
mhl3 Gun below MONTGOMERY, san Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-05
TELEGRAPRTC
TOVER THE STATE LINE.1
cchanics' Fair--ArrivaI From China,

Mechanics Fair--ArrivaI From China,
SAN FRANcIsCo, Sept 4th.
The Mechanics Fair is now open. The
Institute is well filled and presents fine ap-
appearance. Quite crowd are there this
evening.
In the Probate Court, yesterday afternoon,
Judge Blake denied the motion for u com
mission to take further testimony in the
Broderick will case in New Y orll.
The Hamburg bark Creole, from Hong
kong, is in. She brings dates from China to
23d of July and number of moon-eyed in
diyiduals.
COURT OF SESSIONS.
HoN. CHARLES IINDLEY, Judge.
TUESDAY, Sept. 4th
People VS.. Maria Taylor Sentenced to pay
fine OF 800 and costs.
People VS.. Whipple-Samc order.
People VS.. David king-Tricd by jury, verdict
not guilty, and prisoner discharged
Court adj ourned till 10 A. NJ. "Wednesday.
The steamer John L. Stephens brought
twenty-four French Merino bucks.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-05
IHollOway,s Pills and Ointmemt.-Fro

?
mas been at work in endeavoring to impose upon the
public a base imitation. The genuine may be known
by the water m ark, "Iiooway, New York and Lon :,
dom" that appears in semi-transparent letters in ev
cry leaf Of the direction book.
e8y Sold at the mandatory, No. so, Maiden Lane
New York. and by all Druggists, at 25c., &c. and 81
per pot. se5
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-05
AGENCY NOTICE.

Mr L. p. FISHER is our only authorized Agent at
San Francisco to receive advertisements, receipt for
the same, and to transact business generally for the
DEMOCRAT. 0mce-No. 1n% Washington street
nearly opposite Maguire's Opera House, upstairs
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-05

STATE CAPITOL PRoposALs.-The Board of
State Capitol Commissioners, agreeable to
notice, met Monday, says the Union, and
proceeded to open the proposals for the CON
structon of the foundation and the erection
of the basement story walls of the State Cap
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-05
Sprtial 9utites.
To TTespaSScrS.

Having had three valuable watch Dogs shot, in
most cowardly manner, by some of the sportsman (O
oil Morysylle-one by negro short time since, and
IN two instances my family having been in danger
rom random shots striking the house-I now give fair
warning to all persons with guns not to respass on
my farm as have taken effective measures to
my property for the future.
CHARLES II. HEDGES,
sea Mnal Rancho.
Neweli's Cough Syrup .--As each bottle
OF this article is accompanied by ample testimony in
relation to the merits of its contents further comment
is unnecessary.
Sold by RICE, COFFIN & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail, 27 street,
au3l ON Marysvillc.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-05

ACcDENT.-In San Francisco, Saturday
night, Miss Ada King fell and broke her arm
near the wrist.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-05
he McdicaI and Surgical Institmte of

The Medical and Surgical Institute of
DIR. L. j. CzAPKAY, Is already secured in position
which places 1t, well its proprietor far above
the assaults of envy and professional malice In tie
schools of France the highest prizes are often award
ed TO practitioners in this department of Medical
science and they occupy with Others an equally lofty
position in the profession. Rcord is an ustrious ex
fmpe shining light among the philosophical stars of
his age in Europe, and Dr. Czapkay has fully equalled
him in this country, as proof of which, the Pia-
delphia College of Medicine complimented him with a
Diploma, and the honorary al eundena degree Sc
lecting this as his field of operation, although qualified
as graduate of the University of Pesth, and late
Chief Surgeon of the Hungarian Revolutionary army
for more extended abors, DR.. L. j. Czapkay has bent
his earnest attention to the of chronic and pr
vate diseases, in which he has become so great an ex
pert that he is now regarded the LEADER in this
branch of his profession throughout the United States
and his portrait and biography published as mat
ter of interest to their readers in the most exclusive
journals. The Doctors offices are at his Medical and
Surgical Institute, Sacramento street, corner of
LeideSdora, nearly opposite the buildings of the Pa
cific Mail Steamship Company.
sS~ We ask particular attention of our readers to
the sworn certificates of remarkable cures in another
column Of this paper. je3O3m
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-05

TIE st. Louis Herald of August 10th, has
the vote of ST. Louis city and county on the
Governor, as follows:
sample Orr (Union). n)....,..........12,37s
9. f. jackson douglas Democrl0. -. o $50
Gardenhire (Black Republican,. ...3, ,l65
Hancock Jackson (Brockinridge). ..,..279
TO BE HANGED.-Jesus Bealoba, All Tung,
All Ke, All Shin and Yu Shin, convicted for
murder have been sentenced to be hanged at
Molelumne Hill, on the 10th of October
next.