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Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-01
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 sk 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 a thorough medi-
cal treatment, and the encouragement which met
with attempting it, soon became such las was then
led to oelievel as to defy the skill of any physician
was frequently, while in pursuit of my calling thrown
down TO the ground without the slightest warning; and
although nsensibe to the agonies vet despised the
miseres of my life, and soon learned to look upon
those who you'd render assistance or shelter me from
danger enemies who sought to proong the sxistence
OF my mseres. While in this state, and having pre-
vlous to my aliction, tasted the sweets Of life once
more was induced to attempt seeking aid of phvsi-
eian and, by recommendation, called upon Dr. L. j.
Ozapkay. told him of my circumstances, and of my
inability to reward him for his services, regardless Of
winch, however, he at once undertook my case, and,
with the blessing of God was once more restored to
perfect health. Unable to re ward him for the boon
(which enjoy at present. and yet conscious of my in
debtedness, consider IL due 70 myself and all afflicted
to make the public in order that those in need
ofmedical advice may find physician in whom every
confidence can be placed.
Isl MEYER YABLONsKY.
State Of California, county of San Francisco, ss.-
Subscribed and to before me- this 1st day Of Au
II. 81 GILBERT A. GRANT Notary Public.
Card.
l. the the undersigned having been under the treat
ment of Dr. H. Czapkay, altNouah unsolicited feel
that by doing so Imay bq Instrumental in preventing
others from the fearful suffering and misery which
experienced, ana which so often results from the per-
nicous practice of pretenders My disease has bee
that OF fphysea and mental debility, which follows in
conseqUeace of indiscretOns in youth The agones |
Wheh endured are, perhaps, unnecessary for ine TO
detail hey are known to those who have experienced
them Sunce Ito say that having called the services
OF Dr. H. Ozapkay into requisition all the eXpecta-
tions which may have formed OF him we're more |
than realized. would therefore recommend Dr. Can
kay to all who may find themselves afflicted with that
dreadful malady, my object in 30 doing being sym
pathy for suffering humanity, and heartfelt desire of
telieying them. D.J. DAHLEE, Printer.
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Teachers will receive prompt attention.
Atlantic PAPERS and MayaZiueS.

AND ALL THE NEW BOOKS. Subscriptions re.
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riodcals and the prices annexed. The following are
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OEgRrTWErVr1T,

CERTEFTCATE,-I,t the undersigned, Gov
crnor of Hungary, do testify hereby, that DR.. l.. j..
Czapkay has served during the contest ior Hungarian
liberty, as Chief Surgeon, in the Hungarian army,
with faithful perseverance. Whereof have given TO
him this certificate, and recommend him to the sympa
thy, attention and protection of all those who
pabe OF appreciating patriotic self lfsacrlfce and
deserved misfortune. KOSSUTH LAJOS,
Governor Of Hungary.
WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. 9th, 1852.
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Teeth inserted on GOLD PLATE, from one to a full
set.
CONTINUOUS GUM WORK DONE, PLATINA
BASE, which surpasses all otheroT regards beaC
ty and durability.
j. w. w. Las practiced Dentistry in this city
ten years, and has received all the first premiums for
teeth.
Prices same as those Of other good Dentists.
ALL WORK WARRANTED toc29-my2 Up
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p0ARD, in a Private Family, can be had, where
ID the comforts of a home can be enjoyed ana "'
reasonable rates to suit the times. ~,
Inquire, of and Fifth Streets OF MIS- MI
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Remarkable Instance of Medical ESc-
lief

GSE Below we publish the certificates of three ofthe
sufferers from the pangs of disease. who, having re-
covered their former health, and impelled by graft
tude make known their and remedial agent and
their statements are authenticated by Notary Pub
lie. The demands of society imperously command
their publicity and we commend their perusal to the
attention of all afflicted:
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Blank Cards, Law Books, Law Blanks Notes, Drafts,
Bills Of Ladng, Shipping Receipts Order Books and a
large assortment of Custom House Blanks.
School Books,
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MRS. WINSI.OW.
An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, presents
to the attention Of mothers her
, 1861-08-16
LATEST FROM ST. LOUIS.
General StgeI Within Three Miles OF
Rolla-Hls March UuHa0leaIed-Stx
Regiments At R0llA-krrlEA1 OF Gen.
Lyons Body.

Especial Diapatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
Sr. Lor1s, Aug. 15-10H P. Il
l. messenger tkat arrived this evening re-
ports that Gen. sigel was encamped shout
three u1iles ttcm Rol1a, where there Was good
Hster, and would arrive at Rol1a to-day, the
151h. He waa in no danger. There Ind baea
10 pursuit, and be was perfectly safe all the
way Owing to only one ferry best being at
the Gaeconade flyer, considerable trouble and
delsy ensued III transporting the troops and
baggage sctst:.
4 Captaizt III sigel's command, that has AZ
rived, ste: =; tnst there were no eigns of pur-
suit, arg rane was expected when he left An
imEeIaa panic existed along the route from
Spring gfe.d, sud hundreds Of the inhsbissnts,
men, women anil children, had left their
hcmes; and were coming with sigel's army.
about SIX regiments were at Rolla when he
left.
The messenger stated that during the first
Of the battle, company Of the Federal troops
rushed into the enemy's camp and entered a
tent where they found seven thousand dollars,
which they secured, before being obliged to
retreat. He states that had the Federals been
two more regiments in number they would
have been able to have pursued the enemy
and efsctually dispersed thsln.
4 train is expected here at II O'Clock TO-
night, and will probably bring the body d
Gen. Lyon. It ID emtalmed In . metallic
| ccfiE, which had been sent from RoIa b
Col, Wyman for that purpose. Tie body wi ::
be at once sent on to Connecticut.
, 1861-08-16

a crisis has come in the affairs OF East
Tennessee that may well excite our most
serious apprehensions. This loyal people,
unaidcd and even unrecognized BY our
Government, are now approached with
fa.tering words and false promises by the
Confederate authorities who urge them no
longer 10 rely upon "the falling fortunes
ct the North ncr longer to delay their
share in the triumphs Of the South. Gen
Felix Z. Zol1icoder, an old Whig leader
and member Of Congress, has as
sumed command at Knoxville in
tie name Of the Corfederte States, and his
Influence will probably be more powerful
than that Of any other man The Union
rausc is now put to its seyerest test, in
East Tennessee, and we are not without
cur fear Of the result Indeed, all accounts
from that region represent the people as
uting coa1ed or coerced into the support
OF cause which they have not the power
to resist It seems strange that after 60
long q time and so many promises, nothing
has yet been done BY our Government
more than to repeat the assurance O
*'lelp" made two months ago. The peo
pie will sometime require to know who i
responsible for this. And if as hardly
stems possible, the East Tennesseeans
whose bravery has already challenged ths
admiration Of the world, should SUCCESS
fully resist these overtures, II Will only in
crease our shame that they have remained
unrecogniZcd 50 long.
, 1861-08-16
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
Increased Military Activity.

Especial Dispatch to the ChicaGo Trfbnne.1
=. sp8HaF1E1D, III Aug. 15-11P Pa.
This city is all ali7e with the preparaslons
fer an active and vigorous campaign. Intel
ugence from Washing gton points to the &c
eertance Of an indefinite number Of troops
from Illinois, the organization Of which is to
be Left entirely to the direction Of Cor. Yates.
Already the Quart teEmaster General has been
clothed with authority to largely Increase his
facilities for the manufacture Of ammunition,
and to make additional contracts Tor clo.hing
and equipments.
The troops continue to arrive from all parts
of the stste, There are now at Camp Butler
5000 men.
General P1eatiss passed through thu city
yeste1dsy, e,t route for St. Louis, In accordance
With the wishes Of General Fremont.
Capt. Delsno's company Of Adams County
D1secoas were ordered to moye to St. Loui.
last night, and wsre promptly provided BY
| Gens, Wood and .Msther with outGa and
| transportation. The company ie designed te
serve with the command Ct General Preatias
R.'kadi=rGfne-h Jehu 4. McC1e,rsad ar.
rived frcm the East to,6ay, snd will isnme
dls!e:y proceed to org auize his brigade. Ta'
, 1861-08-16
MISSOURI


The four Illinois regiments which went
rn the river yesterday morning from Birds
Point were destined for Herculaneum,
seventeen miles below St Louis, where the
Iron Mountain Railroad leaves the river.
Ionton and Pilot Knob were undoubtedly
their destination. There has been no
fighting at Ironton yet Gen. Handees
force, supposed to be moving towards that
place from Greenville is estimated at
1000. 4 letter in the St. Louis Den'ocrat,
dated 1ronton, Aug. 18Th, puts it as low as
1000. Gen. Grant is in command at
Lonton.
Gen. Pillow is supposed to be still at
S. kes.on, 20 or rs miles west Of Birds
Point. It is not apprehended shat he will
attack Birds Point, inasmuch as he could
not hold h under the columbisds of Fort
Prentiss, (Caircl even if he should success
fully Storm the entertainments, which are
now very strong.
There was 10 enemy within SO miles o1
Cape G;rardeau at latest dates
The 14th Illinois, Col Palmer, and the
18th, Col. Turner, arrived at Rollh on
Wednesday to reinforce Gen. Sigel The
11th Illinois, Col. Smith, was expected al
Rolla yesterday.
Gen. Sigel had arrived yesterday within
three miles of Rol1a, and is doubtless there
BY this time His march from Springfield
has been rnmolested, and easily accom-
plished, except some delay IN crossing ths
Gasconade river. The people along tht
route, however, apprehensiye Of trouble
from the rebels, were thrown into grea
alarm, and in large numbers Joined tn
1etreatipg army. With the six regiment:
swaiting him at Rolla, his force is now 8
least 10000 men, and there we're no fear
Of attack
, 1861-08-16

fFrom the Peoria Transcript, 15sa 1nst.l
Near!y I've hundred men we're In camp at
the Far Grounds yesterday, including Capt.
Miles Company ef l14 men, who arrived BY
wagon frem Washington, Taze1e!l county, at
about IL o'clock. Ckpt. Cromwell went into
camp with shout ninety un. The company
occupies the old quarters Of the Blues, and
Will ill up to the maximum number this Wees.
Capt. Thrush has also between eighty aud
ninety mer, acd Z few more In the country.
Capt. Bakers PtEin 1nSinc.blet were detailed
on guzrd. He has about seventy men. Capt.
Andrews has about sixty-:hree men, and
they occupy quarters On the north side Of
The grounds Caps. Lows's company occupy
the west side Of the camp, and were rein
forced last eveIirg t3 the arrival Of some re-
cruIts tIcm P,kin-. Other companies will
cGn:n ue to arrise until the regiment is full
Anuste1irg ofElcer has been telesraphed for
TO arrive tc.mo.1ox. Also q 1equislt;oa foz
hlsnkets and arms he's been made.
TIE Tszeutu Light Dragons, Capt. Maus,
IL PeEin On Tueedsy afts.roon, numbering
ssxtY at,e bcai@d and well mounted men
Ttfy ratezvcus st Camp Butler, nearspriug
6e,d. Yat. rIsy eauad Of fart5 msn ifon
Futon county, left Carton via 1ates Ctty SIT
GslsEburg for Chicago. They j2ls 3s tas Doug u{
fc1meG and able bodied NH.
, 1861-08-16
FROM CAIRO
JEFF 1hompson HI Sykcston--Ra atlnoad
Bf16etH Burnt d-sThe late Cavalry
$k1In1hh-1he Gun H0AEss

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibunc.1
CAIRO, August 15-9P. H.
The four regimG1ts-.l1th, 18th, 18th and
19th-which left here ts~day, are destined to
Hercu1aneum, 20 miles below St Louis, and
at which point t1ie Iron Mountain railroad
leaves the river. They we're called from here
ty Gen. F1emo2t.
There hiss been nothing heard from Pillow
to day. Scouts rspcrt that JEFF. Thompsou's
,zbels hsTe fallen back from Charleston to
sykestcn, where they sre fortifying. AL the
railroad bridges between Charleston and
sskeston hare been burned By them.
The skfrmish reported last night as occur
ring at Charleston was not engaged in as Sta
I'D BY Capt Eo1eman's Centzalia Cavalry,
{mis printed Tho1eman.} but by = detachment
from Capt. Bunin's White County Company.
They are all cate in camp with the exception
Of ca5 who has been heard from-a prisoner
n the enemy'e hands, The brave fellows
were poorly armed, else they would have
e1a1ed their thousands; 80 they say.
Two Of the gun, hoats~ar gone down the
river to-day on accommodating expedition.
Capt. RogerN. stenbel, q. s. n, arrived here
tonight with thirty recruits for the boata.
The steamers Enprees and Graham got il
this afternoon with large lot Of mules, wag
oEe &c
, 1861-08-16
MUTiKEERs sEhT:;To ToRTvaAs.
General Sigel at Rolla AL Safe.
ssr Regiments .4tcatti,ag Him.
FROM WABHINGT0Ni

FROM WASHINGTON
Especial Dispatch to tbs Chicaso Tribune.1
WASHINGTON, August Il, 1851.
EXPEDITION OF CAPT. CRAVEN.
Capt. Craven Of the Potomac lotiIla, rscant-
", ct the request Of Gen. Die, went into q
creek On the Virginia shore, Lower Potomac,
carrying flag Of truce, with 3 request to be
permitted to bring Of the family Of d refugee.
The disunionists there refused 70 permit the
family to leave, on tic ground that the man
wls deserter from thu Virginia militia.
CAMPS OF RENDEZVOUS.
E1m1ra is substituted for Pittsburg Is camp
cf rendezvous, and it IL permitted to add other
convenient places. E4ca is to be in charge Of
regular officer.
TEE MAITLAND SCORE uSauARnED.
Commander Craven advises Gen Mcclellan
10 fnrtify the Maryland shore Of the LoTer
Potomac and eacenp- regiments at several
points.
WESTERN VIRGINIA.
4 letter from Great Savage No untain inai-
Gates that the rebels mAy try to make an in
read into Western Virginia ty that route. The
Ohio, Indiana and Maryland troops thsre ara
r.aty. !;
EDITORS BoYB III LUCE.
| Msjor MeMichael, zen Of the editor Of the
! Philadelphia North daaerican, is appointed
Assistant A6jutant General. The son Of Alex
-ader Cummings Of the New York World, is
appointed First Lieute1aut.
| DIsC1PLME FcR a1ALcoATEhTs.
Sixty six CT the Second Maine Regiment,
which has shown inau5ordina+ioa, continuing
| refractory, hay> bee1s put on board the Pow
1atau and will be sent to Tortugns, to work
cut three years ca the forsiacations.
Gen. McClelIans order. read to the 79sh
yesterday, WIS very sev=re- He says thst
canses Of mntipn in !Szaz3s ra7ka ,weze fsigo-
Ions and rrou1disss, Their course showed
them wanting in the first virtue Of soldier
obedience; and occurring just at this time, it
has raised the strongest suspicion OF the mast
atIect cowardice. Consequently their colors
would be taken away, and restored only after
, 1861-08-16

WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-It i reported that
evidt1 &C. has bsen discovered showing that
when JEFF: Davis resigned his seat in the "a.
Sc, ate he made cut q LIST Of TIE men who
vt,e to be nade officers IN the rebel army.
hfr. Maynard Of Tenn., arrived here ye3teE
dar. He Was rot mclested On his way.
The EavHing Star has q dispatch denying
tlat Ben. MeCulloch was Killed IN the battle.
Passes are new required cn al ro2ds lead
Ing to Wseliugten-
Thirty thousand 1ettere fer our troops ars
,eceiYei here daily.
, 1861-08-16
The WheYe1bcpt4 Of RoaeerAuH,
Lee, W1Ae and A0def&on.
WuEFr 1rc Eaturitr IN 1akt


Our latest information from Gen. Rose
erans's command IL that Els in the iumeaiste
vicinity OF Cheat Mountain Paea-about Be
yer1y and Hntton7ille ille-preparing to give Gen
his Wsy over the AlIeghauies. Lee has At
rived within striking disiance Of the east side
Ct the pass, with such troops % he could
gather from the rout Of Garnett's dlapetsed
army. ~
Ande1eon was at Stau1ton on the eth ult.,
pushing on to join Lee in front OF the Pass,
and Wiae's retreat fo7 Lewisou1g was doubt
less to form junction with Lee at or about
the same point
We have every hope that Gen Rosecrans
will be able to manage all th1ee-Lee, Wise
ard Acde1eor-as successfully as Gen. Nc
Clel1an nAnsged Pesram and Garnet. There
Il, however, deplorabla want Of arms to
eqaip prope1ly the large rclnforeements which
Rcsecia1e msy obtain in any moment in
Western Virginia, that he may 6e able thrs to
render item eerriceab.e troops.
, 1861-08-16
From LenfsvilIe-AettvKky Of the Rek-
&ln In FFUeWF1HR 82wHHlea.

HENl1 AkHQUT1&&H-.AEE&YkkYE1 Of the H4&E
<la In Procuring 81rHNea4
LOUISVILLE. KT., August IA passenger
from Nael5llie reports that the military
authorities OF Tennessee are about 70 prohibit
the entrance Of asy kind Of goods over
that State over the Louisville ,-and Nash-
vlterailroad, and this is seemingly corrobo1at,
ed by Memphis advicss to Their agents to pur-
chase no more goods IN Louisville at present.
For two or three nights past wagons supposed
to contain munitions OF war, ine3adiug
powder, have gone hon here In tha direction
Of Tennessee. Fer two nlshta the Surveyors
pasa we're oyerpowaEed.: Last night the forea
Nas increased, but the wagons were attended
with cavalry and got away. Measures are
taken to prevent aimiIar occurrences in fa-
tDxe.
A MeMphis telegram from Hickmsn, says
there was tatls Il Cha1]estoa, No, beEEesn
JEFF Ihonpecn's force and Freuonts, aal
the Iaiter were driven back with severe loss.
Two gup. boats are COW chasing the steamer
Equality, captured d-to-daS b. Capt 5aE Erwin,
rom Cairo
Southern papers recslyed today ate devoid
t.f init
, 1861-08-16
Infoy m alton Of PAl1oVss Movements
NJ The E3nfs

NEW YORK, A1g. is TIE Con,aercfaz has
Information that Gen Pillow b7cke up camp
1t New Madrid en r dog, precipltatslg, aud
moved back to Rart. '2t. Seven steamers
were se'zed It Me@p:;s, "a T52rs.ay, aad
nand back, arriving Ft:day noon. During
the utt1mt31a.e time, the Passengers #era
detained 1t Memphis, erd s3Gs-ed eeyexe!y.
The poEemsE. is Supposed {, Ee on account
Of the nEtiye operations oi Fremont at Cairo.
, 1861-08-16
From the Eleventh Indiana Regiment
CANP RoB1saa, N. y. OF Indianapo1is,}

The Eleventh Indiana regiment Is buAi1y
engaged in preparing for the coming conftcs.
The ola regiment returned and has beea Dis
ing officers had collected shout 600 recruits
SIS fine looking men rs can be found in the
Mississippi valley Two weeks were given to
those OF the old regiment who wished to re-
has about expired, and they are coming in
daily, and doubtless enough Of them will re-
turn to I'll up the regiment; il not, the Elsv-
enth viii have no trouble IN gstttng recruits,
Col. Wallace has received orders from the
battery and also a cavalry company. The bat
terry, I unde1etand, is to consist Of si1 guns
four rihed canroD AID two smoo:h-bore, The
cavalry company is to Number S50-infsntry,
artillery and cavalry, all, raising the regiment
the regiment will almost constitute an army
. Dfnseif
, 1861-08-16
(. County Judge PFoposeS TO take Fort
Laf1Y es1es

Nav YoaK, Aug. 15:-lt IS E55d That Jnage
Carbon, the Comfy yndse Of k:nge county,
m "a ascertain what fo:ce cou:d &c cbtained in
Kires tounty to exeents z writ of h:a5sas
eorpSs in the case o. ths Balsimcre Police
Cemriss;oct.s. Gen. Duryea replied abont
100 mer hut tie caant5 ~as ia possession
q 70 s1ti:,e,y sufficiently p2ws1iul to make
asy iurreseien on the W.lls Of Fort Latagette,
sd fhat It .7ould require bit#eea 5000 aud
50 eco E.11 to take tlsm. So The matter 1essa
fer The present
Juf pc Garrison, Of Brooklyn, has also issued
wit If habeas Corpus, on The application Of
Ccl. Jack, on behalf of about 15o U. :; troops
- Fort H.miltcu, Eur7endcrad og Gcn. L Siggsi
ord whc rere re!cas ed o1atbeit parole. Theif
counsel tas written to the Secretary Of W1r
REQUESTING that the Gore1Emeut I17E the
execution Of the writ, ~ It viii SAVE the ne
, 1861-08-16
| IMPORTANT FROM CALIFORNIA.
10,CC0 Troops offered the Gotersun snt-7he
First Daoehnae.A under Gen. Simmer Or
dtrxd to 1e1ds,

We learned last evening, from reliable
eorrcee, that the State Of California hss Of
tered The Government 10000 troops, and that
the War Department has accepted them.
The frrt order from the War Department
went out last night by the Pony Express. It
directs four regiments of infantry and one Of
cavalry, to proceed to Western Texas. It Is
stated in official quarters that the 10000 men
will reach the Mississippi Valley within forty
days.-iT Lo4is paper, 14kh.
, 1861-08-16
rrr1oy DEFENSE COMMITTEES

DH1UE BHEKNsH VV1sauk41& 1211ss
Gen. Fremont has authorIZed the Union
Defense Committee Of this city, appointed
at the recent Bryan Hall meeting, to uni
form, equip and subsist the four regiments
TOW forming, until they are ready to re-
ceiye AIMS and take the field The work
was commenced yesterday under favora-
bic kuepices An account OF the duties
and functions Of the Committee, together
with the names Of the gentlemen compos-
ing it, will be found in our local column,
, 1861-08-16

VA1ROt Aug. 10.
Slice the withdrawal Of the 18th regiment
from the vicinity Of Charleston, the rebels
have tom up the track ard destroyed culverts
On the Cairo s. Fulton railroad.
Nothing heard from Pillows command TO-
Gay.
Government Eteau.e.s, Graham aud En-
prees, arrived to day with supplies.
, 1861-08-16

ME- FATnAWSrth,s Cavalry Regiment
The Hen j. T. Farnsuorth hes obtained
tTcm tie War DEPARTMENT IN order to rise =
regiment Of Cavalry, Tor which the Govern
ment is to furnish the horees- Mr. F. re-
uai1ed in Washington until all the orders for
arme aad equipments were Issued and sent Of
10 the agents and manufacturers. Tie camp
is to be at St. Charles, on Fox River, and the
regiment il to be mustered in BY companies,
by Ma5or slemmer, formerly Of Fort Piekens,
Mr.. F. has engaged United States Cavalry
officer, from the regular army, to accept po
Elton On his stsf, and In addition to this, he
has obtained several cavalry sergeants from
the army to act az drin masters- He is dc
tt1miped to make his regiment thoroughly ef