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Ayers .Ague Cure.

FoR TIE sPEEDY CUHE OF
Intermittent Fever. or Fe,es ami Ague kcmiicut
Fever, Chill fever. Damb gse. Periodical Head
ache. Billions Headache. ai4d Bilious Re
vcrs, indeed for the whole class % dis
eases OF ignaiing IN hillary derang'
inenf caused ty the Malaria ~
Niasmafic Couutrics-
We are enabled here 20 offer the community a
remedy which, while IL cures the above complaints
with certainty, u still perfectly harmless in any
quantity. Such remedy is invaluable ia districts
wh,rc ihesc affecting disorders prevail This Cure
expcls tho miaSIuatc poison q Fever and Agle from
the system, and prevents the dcyelopmen of tho
disease If taken the first approach n ifs prolon-
itory symptoms. II is not only the best remedy
yet discovered fer this class Of complaint hut iso
the cheapes'. The large quantity supply ~ 9
dollar brings itNithn the reach II every body. and
In billions districts where fNer aui Arlie prey ai-.
everybody should have a an- IL freely both for
cure and protection. \ great superiority Il this
remedy any ofiicr ever discovered for the SPEC
dy aud certain 81 lutermiticDts J. that Il
tsins no Qunine or mineral eon-egucntiy IL rsodu-
oes no qu.nsH other injurious effects whatever
upon the constitution Tho~e cured by i are left as
healthy a. ~ they had never had the disea-.
Fever and Ague l. not alone the couseuencc Of the
miasmaic poison. great variety oi dis riors arise
from, it, irritation among which
Neuralgia, rheumatism. Gout. Heaiaoha, BLINDNESS,
To0thache, Earache. Catarfah, Asthma, rapi-
taiion. Painful Affection # the Spleen Iiys
fcrc-, Pain ia the Bowels. Collie Paralysis
and pcrangemeuf If the stomach.
All OF winch, When originating ia ihl, N' iii On
the intermittent fNIr or tcc"nic pcric'iicai This
''CCEK cNIel- the poison from the bloDi, and con-
seqneuil, cun., them All alike II j. an hralnable
protection iinsa-rant- and persons travelling or
temporarily r-iiins ia the maiariOu~ distrIct- II
taken occasionally or daily while exposed 70 the in
fection that will l eXcret-.l from the sten. and
cannot accumulate in sufiicent quantity 10 riien
into disease. Hence II j. even more valuable ior
protection than cure and f-W viii ever snf,r ifola
lntcrmittentS if th-s rsaii .irr,-civcs 90 The pro-
lection this remedy -fois-.
nS- Pr-,srsa D, nE e. AVER A co
lowell. as. .aI iis-ff-
All fsn.cdis- for --sle bN !. Y CpNESGHsu.
p NJ. DoNNIIa. aud - all Druggists IA Terre-
Hauic
wholc~..le by AlIES 4 Co. Cincinnati
junl- 9dcoHl-sscow
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S,rEsYinOK sfoLFN Crs n.ht 80 80 vi'h
- in.s -. 49, <i .tt tf- -. e. 70 tass
- -. -rrsa - - fs. rr lI-rs s.s~f -stigar
-. -. - 80 ...rfs - lsI esf
.i<.zt n. - dsss e.a u1irs ai-et go stlfef 'ist
.f.~ -. hes- sssan sway a--taels s<enf4 vi
- rs,s - - rtsa-fsrf. At t'ffaIf
kur - -. 81
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ANEW ARTICLE
Roback's Stomach Hitters

20
giving tone 70 the stomach, and cr the prevention ~
bilious Complaints, incident % The Western country.
Try if.
A. morning drink. assist digestion and relieve
byspepsia, 10 has no equal. Try a.
IN ndtor y s s1Fsr.or 10 al other B.iters Try a.
The formula of these Btiere now (fs6i) the soie
prep rty Of Dr, loiac<, originated with one q the
oldest nd m0si cnnenf Medic ! Practitioners Of the
~, aHd i i directly predeated upon the wants of
Western people.
These stters derive their stimuli. from the n.wer-
iul t0c nature 0fihe roots aid herbs - which they
1r a craNi-r 81 The stomach, directly pTomctlsed
TEMPERANCE.
The prt if -trricfor believes that ga max Ux fer
widely kno-n, the public welfare l. suhservet
Il vii - y b. for sale by all Of Dr. Rohacks nu.
mef0us Agents. and It Hotels SC the country oVsf
a. the meantime orders ~iil bc filed tirs-t froai.
.nnai IN any quartity, AZ. = - loVssf aie.
Il is put N IN Quart Bottlef. and s,car r pac' b.
"a, tz cases. Half doz sample clScs w.ii. ho ..r
''s pacs~t AZ; sent O. any acere-s. ~ desired
Retail Price. al per bottle, ar six
prlncpai o.cc a'ai sais sfo,ra. 30 6 Fasf Foutsh
Street, p llllIg fro-. Eain street Cincinnati
Ohio iaAoratofy. Ne - Hammond S.r.e,
Per ale in Nigo County lv
7. n D0NNEilN Trrre .su
.. r. .JNlN0llAM.
VA J.. SffrEN. New sosle-
PETl HrSKIIlis. Cen'rcsliis
And by Druggists and Merchants rcf...rsll,
tfro9fhout ahe United States eai Ca-rta.
fcsl~I
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r.sll advert --.ae.fs sng erats Per square each
s.s.ftrtsrr arfsrr-raeaf. nisie uits th,~e "a9
90 ~ ssrrrfis- ~ tlr year. VIZ gre prsiie-r ri
eE.-t. - ~ l-l~e. NrarIr tltEffi.r 3. tafftrf.
an +. ,as.fnfI srrIiy - lltr sliaf iA.'Hfs',
.i.i seii r-fgea.tr ~ -,
i. r srret - freet
A. .rt.-~.a.nis krrf cassf.rtiy 80 INSIDE, a
f~-rc afsi la.
f,,.'r~ss asf,,es rrff she'd n the i0cs columns. <
80. f.,e - tt -r MI b. sh1rrci fef essA iasrfiPn
-. tf.,,~F IN ii,.es ten c.ats rer ia-e-
ta-~-fl-f.ifi..s seat in - ~ s1til.f t+Hfs Wiz
I.~ lf..srfe-f three rncrfhs. ufis-s ortefti esi
-knV alteration - = sftnfing ai.rftisff.ih .ih rlA
1rsrsiaf rrr~~ Al - fte s.fpe. rtie>r "''r"t
arres.i rrea - ccnif'f'-
A-.., ss.f. earifiisfss = nfise sfeftfs ie.-tp-
g. .il - charged e - fs rssa name - TIE l'
Il q - 81 fte Daily ard Wf'Al, f'Ff5. q" 't
p.fHIr.
ga srstsisf..as ADVERT senis- - ,stafeeer
C4afels slil D. lD.ie faf ia-eftlng IL. .fte@- -
:. f1rf.rs <alIaf's- er ts..f.ilf.eils ts i.it'N.
far each aff'rr f0t el..siI1s luf - .t
.,eh .n.aIff..r. over e. rtt f51..s az flls rate
~ rr,sht w.lt f-ntral notice ar -i.ti'
ti- wtlEo--f rI.It.. frfe
Ns,.rts - rs.frais. tefe. sri Esclfs'e'.. gn.'f
M ~ i-rffei.iti1s ..si af1ls. ~ - eAlre1'--
al regular price
feval ads~rtl seriruf. iEssrtft ~ The eSftnt q
sttrn~y-s orst.fIuz a. ssyIaclt noi - - decay
~ ti1s faraf t.r...i'rf cofieetAie - tle -a
tiu,s PabHshcr uot secaaatatie - he accuracy ~
sgs' sircr1ssinenf. beyond - arnlat charged -
tf-ir r,uffc atior.
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Compound Extrac, o. Sarsaparillo,

Tbs po. % tual fclneo5 " = .lt ned Il ski =
oar ffr ran dew 'hs frcf sher~ pr' a nr
stat as. al i. J. euIniir .. he niosf acii
.i.pIlal q q have been discovered 20 fie tkfui
i-silaA If ihis fofi disc Ter htar ht iooi a. too
rescue ~ tie F.ffm ffoI. .r,frIitf tr CO... .e-
que nccs. Hrncr q ~horid le cmp' yc' r fie O. r.
Of 81 sny Sereiulf, at ni~o o. Al i.ar ecfis.s
Nh D rise from li, 1ch
Frupii md skin niseasts. s. Ami.ofvf. Ii..
i.O>e, Eiysipeias. flpies. pusilirs. Klo,cI-
Llai.s and loil- I 1.lie. Ieiter and s.
Rheun. Scah Hrad. Rms worm. Rleu-
r.atism. S.pAll-ic and Hcrcureai
Diseasrf. nropsy, nyspopia
debility. and. Indeed. 90
Complaints .ri~ing friqr
Ninated cr lmrrr
blood
The popular belief in "impurify II tie blood is
founded truth. for scrofuia g. dcgcueraton q tie
blood. The particular purpose and virtue - this
sarsapara q 20 purify and recsncraic This vital n-
ID without which sound health &, impossible
.a,ufuafefl e.r. sfffgffn~e
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NJ z DICAL.
ScrOfuIa, or Kings Evil,

TSa constitutional disease. a ,.frapsiaa n he
blood. ey ~iich this fiuid beconaes sitiatcd weak
and poor Being la the circulation IL perx aides the
whoe body. and may burst IN disease on snv r,rf
Of n. No oggan j. free from is attack, i. there
orc which u may not destroy. Tho scr,flisus faint
u variunsiy Caused by nifEcura disease loU d. me
d.soriered unhealthy f0od. nfsre air. flih aDd
filthy habits the deprr ing victs sft above an ~
the seaeroal infcctioi Mhste. 90 BE- "a gi0 IL b.
hereditary in the coStitutIoH tes eiliug from pa
rents % chiiireu unto the thir ard fourth GENERA
tou;' indeed. II seems 20 b. tAe rtA Il iiln who
say, II WI sisii the fiquiiies 81 he father apn
tllrir shildren."
lfs effects commence l,y deposition f.fn the tl-od
- corrupf - uicsrous nietfcr which in fhe lnifgs
liver, ai4i Internal orgAns. j. isrmfl inhrrcies. .r
the glands sseiiings aud on Tie slriil-. crariios
sorrs This foul cor upon. which isifr .il she
blood, d,prcsses ihr cHfrsles ~ ic. uIat .ctein
loug complaints hnf thsy have nr -, f-wer 20
Withstand tAc attacks II ohes diseases, Consequent
Is Va.i nuubr - perish - disorders which although
nof scrofulous H. their naiare. f' rendered ia.
tsl iy this taini in tbe system. Nost AZ he coz
s4mFiina which decnaiod ID. human family has Us
riyin directly in this scroiulos contamination. &C
many dcsircilse disease - fhc ifer. kidifys
r-ain. ant Indeed. ~ ~ fh- sfr fs IN
ar aggrasa atea - the eause.
cone l' arr p eli oir D. pie arf rof I.'-. iIir
loi aous invaded uy this iafknfp ini,a 81. sld
thc.r ca IA p undermined - f. Gssicaast ffl,o
the ystfn mat reno' lte TIE ia.-i D. eiflra-
q med ~ine. ard insigorsio h q, i,e. it, i,f a,d
cA. such .rrtc.-c surlir
Y l. n
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D. r. AtfEN. A. V. e.
Terrell lie. laue i, issi-d
T. Tie espens = 4 iiis year a. compared with
fl.e esrl-isf for "a aud 80. show a decrease -
- ~.
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4 DEMONSTRATIONS Notice is
n hereby Eiven. thai hifers - admlnisiraiio4
have been granted - IN uldsrsigned upon ihe -
tsts.f Ai'r.v Nii.ii.- aeccs-si Tie estate A. ,ap-
Ifd - solvent. AZ f~r-is> illiebted 10 the -
sr.isff g. c.-f- sH fces ir Cour ofhervise, are
.lrfse.tls r.,luesist a. faskr lmusedaic payment
a.ef sste ii.s.t..ite- fsrtiser coe.--
y = NOFfA1T Asm'r
guiy issi -tlw.wsw
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

.aR.-r.trr a RICHMOND rAiaEoNn.
T.sIfs t-ass frsint ArrfFr-
g :. 80 A. Nal. ..Nc. ]. els -
>ee tlt u.-.i. ksr.ls- ". :. le =. A. -
tar.r .s..rrr. .tro~ ~r. 1orls stffrotn.
rfsi.s feasr rfaifs Arrive.
y d. = 60. a 2.f-.-. No. !. : - = -
s. = 40. p a.. if't& Aree. >e. = lais. =. =
tt t>svtLtK gb@,v-l osr~siitf KAiLkoNr
flsI ffstr. ireIns Airiff
VAL go. .. 49,. Asara. ..- NJ l. tft. r =
- 1S a. -. NIL Na = *a@'. r. -
rocsvftr rxrrNsIoN
Tsa.a- teser. trAaae AFfiff-
xsf SIS. r.p NIL. 81. J. sl1. s-r.
.t.a..cei oas rsse rFunptiy p 49, Rcsts
ssff| |c.ssa--si-4 fsnr-
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O| ne FIFTEENTH .SElI-A ygT-AL STA7E-
NEW 81 nc condition Q( The HOJfB LySI-
RANCB COxPdNr of ne Cfv ~ Neio iork.
oR as lsf dry ef J1nWqry, 1851.
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FIRE INSURANCE.
DIRECTORS


pheaaTNT
sGs "a above a. n~
Sherman, Coll ns -
Wells. Fargo A Co. -
fres't Imp. A Trader rank.
= \ ~ Messenger.
'iafiin, Meilen A. c..
Hatch, Hilior A. MeTscre o.
iIaskel, rcTrick A Luil
Stone, Starr a CO.
lisrncy. Hu nphrsy 4 'hitlf-.
George Pcarce a Co.
Ward A. Work 4 Son.
jane Low l. Co. ifuis'in
a. u. rot ingham e CO.
Rulflpy . c.
X. lockwood 4 So'l.
li0asu, Nt.Aem,e GO.
pcan. kinr T. Co, IT,
trril A. Noble.
3. D. M0rgl 4 e"
Willard, Wood = G..
4 =. nafncs A. %
l'hcir~. Bliss A. c..
Trowi-f'ige, Dwig q 4 CO.
Putnam. iiis. Rankin t1Gp.
Norioi efinnell 4 Co.
. 4. We 4 Co. y sfoa.
laldN .a Si.rr 4 CO.
lien y. smith 4 Town ciri.
swift. " riiut l. Co.
Jesse n. : Go.
Snrges, ) ~ A CO.
Ford Rubber O.
Mason & Thompson.
Stedman, Carlile a shaw, Gin.
Cyrus Yale. Jr. 4 Co, y. o.
wm. Y. 4 chas. d. Fosdick.
Boyd B-o's 4 Co. Albany, NY.
Cossitt, I'LL 4 Talmacge.
ID. Roberts A Co.
Brewer A. Caldwell.
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ss-Thsrs VII bs no deviation srori the above
afes.
Gs-Afs~rti-e-nruts Palii-bed IN beth Daily am
weekly viii be charged the il Daily rates ~ith enc
hair q ne Weekly rates sfisd
CHARLES CRUFT. PEo'E-
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he Weekly Express

eublished every wr-ises.lsy. aisi, 80 psr afHur'.
.ivafce.
ls-No paper sent without ne money, nof eontln1-
longer tine than paid Or.
,s.,c. OF Advertising in weekly,
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a ASSETS. s

ASSETS.
Cash, Balance in Bank, a s25.307 90
Bonds nad Mortgages 'being first lien on
Real Estate, worth az least ~ so9 200 800 CO.. O3
Loans p1 Stocks, payable on demand
timarket value Of securities sis7,s7s 50' ls4CoO 90
Rank Stock, (inarkct valucl Tss75 90
United States Treasury Notes, market
value, l03 2oa so
BROOKLYN City Water Bonds. 70, $50 90
North Carolina State Eonds lmarket vall $50 90
Missouri state Bonds market yahc), Il 900 90
Real Estate, No. Wall Street, 65,3o5 AZ
Interest due on lst January. 1861, .of
which s22, ESQ " has since been reed 27.7o3 81
Balance In hands Of Agents and In course
of transmission from Agents, on lst of
January (of which ell ,ss6 - has since
been received Go,40s 10
Bills Receivable Tor Premiums on In.
land Risks, 2s,ss3 90
Other Property, Miscellaneous items, $500 90
Premiums due and unc0ectcd on Poll.
oies issued at Office. $3.50 Is
Total, $l,&s5, ,&09 ~
CHARLES J. MAgT1S. President.
A. +. wILLMARTH vscE PEssIprSr
J. MILTON SMITH, SECRETARY.
JOHN MCGEE, Assr sEc'Y.
CHARLES CRUFT. Agent.
No. S PHOENIX ROW,
mslhu URRs H,rTr. IND
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DISBU RSEMEN

1hese has i-en tl.rfr ,-ic-. drawn for M f.ilse
ing sus.airifs.
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THE DAILY EXPRESS.

rtsLlsakD rvEEr NoESSo (pcKrr sUSpAs)
--AE--
N1oDEs1TTsS BUILDING
No s. WABASH STREET
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rerm. of subscription.

fT Feaf in ttr1Frl - ~
NJ - trst slsls.iiIs - adss1oe. .---- =
Dt.sera = - c4lF Sl'scflbrfs a. 10 ccn< pr "a
Singie espIes. cfnls
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- Dailg fhnasciions from HgrrisbhrA ~
Bgiiuore agd Vas. sQioa.
eaC5AGL CuECAED IBsOI IGH-ALL
TRANSFERS FREE

raso Alasss a, Low as by m, o,hor Route
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tnf On UTITTI1TE FTETYN I-FTF-
.sV yoR upfNRoilfs TAkF 70 OTHFR
-, - the ..fxrrfisesrenf sri sertt for =
krD AT0>nIwrOsrTioS AID EXPOSURE.
msffssp
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-09

CERTrFrcATE:-I. the undersigned, Governor of
Hungary do testify hereby, that Dr.. L. j. Czapkay
has served during the contest for Hungarian liberty,
as Chief Surgeon in the Hungarian army, with faith
full perseverance Whereof | have given him lis
certificate and do recommend him TO the sympathy,
attention and protection of ali those who capable
Of appreciaiing patriotic self sacrifice and undeserv
ed misfortune KOSSUTH LAJOS,
Washington City, Jan. 6, '52. Gov. Hungary
malV1-3m
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-09
REPUBLICAN COUNTY PLATFORM.

WHEREAS, In The present unfortunate crisis of
the country it becomes necessary for men and pat
riots to take bold and decided stand in favor of
order and the Constitution, and against anarchy
and oppression.
Therefore, the Republicans of Nevada County
do hereby declare their unaterable devotion to the
Con stitution and our Union, and regard the
loss OF civil liberty as consequence of their de
struction.
Resolred. That we cordially ndorse the Admin
istration Of Abraham lincoln, and recognizing in
him the head of the Government, opposition to
him would ieopardize the Union and indirectly
give ala and comfort to the enemies of the country;
we will sustain him in all efforts to put down re-
Dellion and restore order TO the Republic.
ReS0lred That we recognize in the Republican
party the germ of that policy which has given us
0verand Mail facilities which is destined to link
the two Oceans by a trans-continental railroad
and confer on our rising State other and innumer
Bile blessings.
Resotced, That national principles are not sec
tlonal, merely because, by the corruption of po i
ticians, they become in process of time advocated
one in one section that we regard sectional par
ties, with sectional principles, detrimental to
the peace of the country, and seeing the efforts of
politicians all tending, in long course of years
to favor one section and its distinctive interests
the Republican party was formed to counteract
these efforts, and restore the national principles
advocated by the founders of the nation.
ReSOtred, That the votes of men in our late I en-
islature, elected National Democrats, on the
Union resolutions, and in the election of a United
States Senator, demonstrate that there is a large
element in the so-called Union Democratic party,
occupying dubious position to the Unfon ques-
ton, and we deem that all patriots are bound to
labor and connect their destnicS with the Repub-
Hcan party, that has no traitors or conditional
Union men in its ranks.
ResOlred That the platform, established at the
late Republican State Convention at Sacramento
is on liberal basis that no Union man, not at
taehed to ancient preiudiees, names and obsolete
ereeds, can hesitate to stand upon it, and we call
upon all men who love the Union, to sustain the
principles Of that platform and support the Union
it would uphold and defend.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-09

Promptedby an honest desire Of my heart. wish
tolay before the pubhc case which deserves rnr,
Inendaton not only act of scientific kin mn
that of humanity also. Ahout two wears 49,, /
suddenly and from causes unknown to me va sci7
cd with fit of Epilepsy, which owing 10 INV inahiIif
to meet the expenses consequent upou a th,ra,-oL
medical treatment. and the dlscourareu.ont ,-bicb
met with on attemptnglt. became sl,rb I,s-I
then led to belIeyc) TO defy the skin Of an,
physician. | was frequently, while in pnrspit ~
my calling. thrown down 10 the ground yyifbout ~
slightest warning; and, although insensibe tn tbe
agonics, yet dcspised the miseries of nv life and
soon learned to look upon those wso wauld render
assistance or shelter me from danger as enap,,es
who sought to prolong the existence ofrny uiseries
While in this state. and having previous TO NV af
ficticn tasted the sweets OF life | once more wa
induced to attempt seeking aid of a phvsician and
by recommendation. called upon DR.. l. j. Czapkay
told him ofmy circumstances and of nv inability
toreward him for his services regardless of which
however, he undertook my case and with the bless
ing of God was oncemore restored to perfect health
Unable to reward him for the boon which ( enjoy
at present and yet conscious of inv Indebtedness
consderit due to myself and all afflicted to make
the public, in order that those in need of medical
advice mas find physic an in whom every conf
dence can be placed. l. S MEYER YAgi oysKy
state of California. County of San Francisco Sub
scribed and sworn TO before me- this lst dav of AUG
ust, y 1856 GILBERT \, GRANT, Notary Public
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-09

To THE LADIES OF CALIFoRNIA.-L. J.'Czap-
kas. NJ. D., Physician, Surgeon, and Accoucher
invites the attention of the sick and aficted fe-
males laboring under any of the various diseases
of the brain, lungs, heart, stomach, liver. womb
blood. kidneys, and all diseases peculiar to their
sex. The Doctor is eiIecting more cures than any
other physician in the Stale of alfornia. Let no
false deiicacy prevent you, but apply Immediately
and save yotrself from painful suffering and pre-
mature death. All married ladies whose delicate
health or other circums mstances prevent an ncrense
in their .amilies should call at Dr. l.. Czapkay's
Medical Institute, Sacramento street, below Mont
gomery, opposite Pacific Mail steamship Compa-
ny's Office, San Francisco, and they will receive
every po7sibe relief and help.
RFThe Doctors offices are so arranged that he
can be cosulted without fear of molestation.
The attention of the reader is called to the follow
ing. lady OF high standing i'll society. and great
respectful aUIty, published card in the Philadelphia
Sunday Dispateh sept. Ii le9l, which is follows
ACARD.-The undersigned feels 1t her duty to
express her heartfelt gratitude to DIR Czapkay, for
the successful cure of herself and child he latter
having been afflicted by a severe attack of cholera
nfantun, was given up lncurable by the most cell
ebrateo physicians when she called ON Dr Czap pkay
who after short period restored the child perfect
health Encouragedby this extraordinary result sEe
sought advice herself Tor the scrotuOus malay with
which she had been afflicted for eight years, and
which withsood the treatment of the hest physicians
in America and Europe. But Dr. tzsPkay has sue
eeeded in a.for ling her permanent reef, that
can now ENJOY lite, which. eight years had lost all
Charms for hef She therefore deems il due to her.
SET and to all >ck ard afflicted, 10 recommend Dr.
Czakay as one Oi the skiiul phys seians within
he United States. alHs. CARoLiSE GRAY
Corner W alnut and fth SITS. Philatlelphia, Pa
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-09
REMARKABLE CURE OF CONSUMPTION.

The almost miraculous that has been effected
in my case prompts to impar to those of my fel-
low creatures who may be suffering from like atfiIc-
tion the source of relief with short description or
my case Several years ago my health began to fan.
was attacked by general weakness and debility,
which reduced me to the mere shadow of my former
self At that stage l sought medical assistance, and
expended ge amounts but without the least bene-
fetal result That fell destroyer CONSUMPTION had
already seized upon my vitas. was daily drawing
closer to the tomb my phi, scians held ont no hope
recovery, my strength had wasted, and was i'll a
stare of almost utter prostration. | was informed
BY my physicians that they could do nothing for me
except to smooth my path TO the grave, when most
fortunately, applied TO DR. l.. j. Czapkay, and am
now well and perfectly sound man. Ii is difficult
for me to express the emotions of deepest gratitude
experience when realizing the imm. asurable serv-
ice have received at the hands OF DR. Czapkay and
feel rejoced that it is at least in my power to tender
this feeble recognition of his ard capacity
To the afflicted would say, do not despair for what
ever may be the nature of your case, am confident
that you will find reliefby applying to Dr. L. j. Cap
KAY.
''1 here is balm in Glead andthere is a physician
there. [L.s.l HENRY WESsLING.
Subscribed and sworn to before this 18th day of
October A. D, 1859. City and County of San Fran
cisco, in he State of California
Il. +. J, THIBAULT, Notary Public.
The undersigned is personally acquainted with
Henry Wessling, and knows that the circumstances
related in the going certificate are true He saw
Henry Wessling during his Illness and bears willing
testimony to the fact of his remarkable cure by Dr.
L. J Czapkav ILsl A. ROSENHEIM
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this nth day
of October A. ID. 1859 City and County of San Fran
cisco in the State of California.
Isl + J. THIBAULT, Notary Public.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-09

A CHASER, Notary Public l26 Seventh st,
All consultations (by letter otherwise) free.
Address DR. l.. j. CZAPKAY.
Medical Institute, Sacramento street. below Mont
gomery. opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S OF
hce, San Francisco.