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Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-02
Remarkable Instance OF Medical ke.
lief

eSyBeow we publish the certificates of three the
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 authenticated by Notary Pub
lie The demands OF society imperously command
their publicity, and we commend their perusal to the
attention of all afflicted:
CERTIFICATE.
The undersigned desirous of acquainting those who
may be unfortunate enough to be similarly afflicted
wher. permanent relief OF their suilerngs may be
obtained feels it his duty to thus publicly express his
most sincere gratitude to DR.. L. j. Czapkay for the
permanent recovery of his health. Borne down by
the distressing symptoms incident the vicious prac
tice of uncomfortable passion in youth depressed in
body and mind, unable to perform the tri-
fling duty imposed upon the daily avocations of life,
sought the advice of many physicians, who first
garded my disease of trng Importance; but, alas.
after few weeks and in several instances months, OF
their rtreatment found tn my un tterabe horror that
instead of relief my symptoms became more alarming
in their and, being told by that disease
being principally confined to the brain, medicines
would he of little consequence, despaired of
gaining my health, strength and energy and last
resort, and with hut faint hope, called upon DR..
Czapkay. who, after examining my case, prescribed
some medicine which almost instantly relieved me ot
the dull pain and dizziness in my head. Encouraged
bv the result resolved to place myself Immediately
under his care, and by strict obedit nee to all his di
rections and advice, my head became clear my ideas
collected, the constant pain in my back and groins.
the weakness of my limbs the nervous reaction of my
whole body on the slightest alarm excitement; the
misanthropy and evil forebodngs the selfdstrust
ami want of confidence in others, the incapaby 20
study, and want of resolution, the trightfu eNcifing,
and at times, pleasurabe dreams by night, followed
by involuntary discharges, have all disappeared and
in rac' in months after having consulted the Doc
tor felt as If inspired by de-ihat life which
a short time ago, contemplated To end with my own
hand
with view to guard the unfortunate from falling
into the snares of incompetent quacks deem II my
duty this testimony to the merits and skill Of
DR.. Cz-pkay, and recommend him to all who may
stand in nern Of medical advice. heing assured by my
own experience that once under his care, ,adical
and permanent cure will be effected.
H. r. T. FILLMORE.
State oI California, county of San Francisco. Sub
scrled and sworn TO before me. his l1th day Of APP
ril, 4 n. 1856. (Siyned0
Il 81 LnNN MInDLErON. Notary Pnhlic
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STOCKTON. Nav q. 1851.

STOCKTON, May "A, 1900.
Dear Sit-ITayng entirely recovered fronl my sick
mss, avail my self OF hs opportunity to return my
thankful Acknowledgements or ie relief that have
given When | think of the distressing bodily
weakness headrche fearfulness, want OF confidence,
dizziness, rstrssness. weakness in the limbs, loss of
memory, confusion of IDEAS, dislike OF society," noe
turnaI emissions, and many other symptoms, which
had made my life rabe, hardly express the
gratitude teel, for my eXis,euce had become bur-
then TO me, and nothing afforded me the least prath
cation, whilst now, feel perfectly well and
life to my entire satisfaction Knowing thai there
many anl cted have heen, you have permission to
make use of this letter as you think proper iieheve
me, gratefully yours, v. MICHELLS.
To DIR. b. j. Czapkay, San Francisco.
SACRAMENTO, May IS, 1855.
Dear Sir-Such is the thankfIlnrss / feel for The
preservation my health If both body and pind, and
believe "t my life, that hope Will not be sid
cred intrusive in rendering my thankful acknowledge
ments for restoring me to hea tn and making my lite
boon worth preserving, when it had become "A bur
then too great to bear. Victim AS to vice that
had undermined my constitution, and developed IL
train OF nervous symptoms, such debility,
headache distressing imidy self disrust, dizziness,
loVe ot sotude, loss of memory aud want of resOlu
uon besides loss Of strength and energy, which had
made my waking moments wretched and my eep
refreshing and was fast bringing to the grave but
thanks IS your skill, restored 20 health, LOr,
and energy. Hoping to guide others wi ere they may
find reliri, YOU have my permission make this pu
liz. Gratefully yours, LEONARD WAITE.
To DR.. l.. J. Czapkay. San Francisco.
MARysvILLE, June 3, 1855
DR.. Il j. Czapkay, San Francsc"-Sir-I have used
the last oi your medicne, and 10 not think shall
need any more, rs feel very well, except that have
not entirely g"t my strength y.t, but soon will with
the appetite thai tav 1t is Just three weeks you
may recollect, since called at your Institute, with
m, constltut on, as thought, entirely broken, and
never thought you would be able to cure me perfectly,
but thought you ght be able to do something to ease
the pain in my back aud head, aud strengthen my
limbs, which were weak that they would almost
give way under me, when walked, and to strengthen
my nerves so that would n get excited and trt m
BILE at every little thing. Now that you know what
expected, you may judge of my satisfaction at my
complete recovery from those symptoms, and the re-
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-02

Marysville Council No. 10, II. Il :. NJ,
Stated Meetings are held the first Mondays il
January, April, July and October at ~ P NJ.
CHARLES Rash, Tn Ill NJ.
Tpro A. CouIr Recorder
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-02

MRS. WINS bW,
An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, presents
to the attention of mothers, her
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-02

Washington II. A. Chapter. No.l3,
Stated meetings are held the coud and fourth Fri
days of each month att 7. NJ.
II. ii. RuEEs, Sec. d. W. q. RICE, II.
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-05-22
d From the Hook ing 90, Sentinel May l6.
Terrible Times iM Ward Township n
sats#1L Exodus of Negroes.


! On last Sunday week, a preacher named
Spears, of the Free Wesleyan denomination,
whilst preaching to promiscuous congregation
o. whites and blacks in Ward township, this
county, was taken from the pulpit aud elected
from the house. We have been unable to learn
tn. prDyocation, but understand that it was on
sc cunt Of the incendiary doctrine and encour
acement to the blacks to arm themselves for e
mergencies. On Saturday last, quite crowd
of ciizens OF Green and Ward townships con-
yened for the purpose OF consulting as to the
policy to be pursued relative to the state olaf
fairs existing in that neighborhood, a: which,
we understand, it was resolved to INFORM Mr..
Spears that il he again attempted to preach at
that place he would be sulnmarily dealt with.
The crowd then repaired to the house of Joshua
Lett, q negro, who had living with him white
woman, named Pumphrev, Of bad character
both of whom were tarred and feathered.
On Sunday the crowd repaired to the scene
OF excitement, and having heard that Thomas
Mabray and Abraham Gross (colored) had ma'te
use of expressions which the citizens did moi
relish very we'll, and they were also treated
with garment Of tar and fcathers. -.
| On Monday the crowd repaired to the Nor.
mon settlement, and without committing mucf
depreciation, gave several negro families potics
to leave W thin six months. h.
These are the facts as far as we have heard
and which we give as we received them, with
out you"hing for their correctness. 1t is ru
nored that the negroes. who are more numer
Gus in those two townships than in all the bal
ance Of the county, have been arming them
selves and making many and serious threats
but the negroes deny all that is charged agains
them. q" ''''a''@
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-05-22
Washington, N Y. Heralds Dispa.cnes. May IS
European Med lIiMs-- DiscOur ing
ha .E5Hg4a7 Diplomacy fr.W.

Il is useless to disguise the TACT that leading
members of the diplomatic corps in Washing.
TOT, are engaged in constant and anx GUS discus
sion on the course it mty be nece 'sary tor
them at any day to adopt. They have recent.
ly received urgent instructions from their re,
spective governments to in 'orin them with the
utmost pre- ision Of the chance OF the two sec +.
tions in their present deadly quarrel saf
Itis leaking out that the governments in
question declare that their commercial interests
are identified in a great degree with the Sonth;
that il they are forced into taking sides with
ei her, they will be compelled to look carefully
after cotton and free trade. England IS dispo.
sed to move cautiously in this important matter
and Is playing her usual game Of urging France
to take the chesnuts out Of the fire. The coun
tr, may not generally be aware that there is al
this moment an agent OF the French Emperor
travelling in the South. by the name OF Barorhe
He isinstrueted to say that he is simply col
lecti1g information for the Commercial Bureau
ior the Minister Of Public Works, but il is ar
artffice He IS politics commercial agent
and his dispatchss regularly forwarded to Paris
necessarily have great inaaence over the mine
Of the Emperor.
| II is beginning TO transplre that Mr., Russell
the correspondent o. the fjonion Times. is no
merely writing letters to that journal, but tha
! his private congratulations Tor private quar-
| Ter contain good deal Of Interesting matte
which he does NOT think il altogether discreett 4
print @'tt 5Essd'e ''H@ 'At|t4 ~ n t'H'+y p"
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tugale the c0ioaiessi hss passed into legend
of infsmy against the leader of that ministry
who used it in parliament. Shall history teach
us in vain? Could We justly ourselves to our
selves2
Although with arms in our hands amid saw
age wildness OF camp and field, we may have
hlunted many OF the finer moral sensabilities,
in letting loose four million OF worse than saw
ages upon the homes and hearths oi the South.
Can we be justified to the CHRISTIAN community
OF Massachusetts,? Would such q course be
ronsonan. with the teachings of our holy religioa
have u very decided opinion uphn the subject,
and il any ohe desires, as know your excellen-
~ does not, this unhappy contest to b prosecu.
ted in TINT manner, Some instrument other than
myself must ba round TO carry it on. | may
MT discuss the political bearings o! this topic.
When | went from unde the sh ldUw OF my rooi
tree, left all politics hehind Inc to be resumed
only when every part ot the Union is loyal TO
the ihg, and the potency OF the government
through the ballot box is established.
( Passing the mnial sni Christian view, let us
eyGnne the subject as a Military question. Is
not that State alrea ly subjugated which require
the bayonets of those armed IN oppos ton to its
rulers to preserve it from the horrors oi seryIlC
war? As the least experienced of military lner
/ would have no doubt of sutiugation OF q
State brought to that condition.
1 When, therefore, | am better advised
any C, immunity in the United States who
have mot me in honorable warfare, or even il
the prose cution OF a religious war in an honora
hle manner, shall call upon me TO- protec
ton against the nameless horrors oi a srrfilt
l insurrecton they shall have 1t; and from tn,
moment that call is cbey ed | have no doub
we shall be friends and not enemies.
The Possibilities that dishonorable means Q
defense are to be taken by the rebels agains
the Government, do not now contemplate.
as has bean done IN single instance, my incl
are to be attacked hy poison, or as in another
stricken down by the as~asins knife, and thu
murdered, the community using such weapon
may be required to be taught that it hold
within it's own border more potent means 10
deadly purposes and indsermina'e slaughte
than any which it can administer TO US.
Trusting that these views may meet you
Excellency's approval have the honor to b.
very respectfully, your obedient servant.
BENZ +. BUTLER.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-05-22
Eight thousand People Destroyed
by an Earthqunke.

BY the steamer Northern Light, We have
Panana papers OF the Oath ult
The town Of Mendoza, situated on the ess-
tern slope Of The Andes, containing 1900 in.
habitants, was destroyed BY an earthquake on
the 20th- Of March About 8:45 on that even
ing shock was experienced from north to
south. and at the same time another from south
to north, which lasted about Ave seconds leav.
ing in ruin every dwelling and public edifire in
the place, and destroying upwards of 5000 oI
the population. The accounts Of this dreadful
affair are terrible; whole families were swep,
away into eternity in an instant, and the few
that escaped are left homeless, naked ann star
wing. The catastrophe has thrown gloom
over the whole Of Chill, as many Of the lead
ing families of Santiago, who had gone to reside
at Mendoza on account Of their politics had
perished. The commercial community Of Val.
paraiso also are likely to suffer heavy losses as
large trade was carried on between the two
places. ..4s.ts-a
1t was reported that San Juan, Town o.
con iderable importance, about twenty leagues
from Mendoza, was also destroyed, and that the
river leaving its original bed, had completely
inundated the place; but this, as well az the re
ported destruction Of two other towns requires
confirmation gt7g s5 G5% .gsa.Esss %
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NTThe Cincinnati Commercial, whose lead
ing editor visited the Navy Yord at Gospnrt
(near Norfolk in June last, says that bv the
fatal abandonment OF that post by the u. y.
forces on the 18th Of April "more cannon fell
into the hands Of the Con fcderates than were
contained in the Russian Arsenals at Sebasto
pol" The Commercial thinks the number of
cannon thus abandoned was "at least three
thousand" This abandonment occurred under
Mr.. Lincoln. They were all safe up the 4th
| Of March and for six weeks afterwards. This
capture by the Secessionists was allowed to oc-
fcur at point within days sail Of Washing
ton. and iull week after the war blast had been
officially sounded bv the President 1t was al.
lowed to occur although according othe Com
u.ercial,) there were actually on the spot, on
board the Pennsylvania, sufficient number Of
marines to have held the posiiionand saved the
public property if the Administration had re-
qured it. Had the abandonment here referred
to, occurred under Mr. Buchanan, the Republi-
cans would have raved like madnsn,, and do
nouncsd him as guilty of criminal negligence.
Bat as it was done under Mr.. Lincolns Admin :
4 istration, they content themselves with saying
that it was an lawful mistake,' AMI are care
: full not to utter word about imbecility Or GRIM
inal mismangement s t"e9 5%eS #t,s.a
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Sr. LOUIS, May 18.--The State Tobacco
Warehouse was visited yesterday by the Uni.
ted States authorities and q considerable quaint
ity Of arms and munitions Of war taken there.
from The rifles taken Yesterday from the
Central police station. belonged to Henry N.
Hart, Colonel of the Constitutional Guards and
had been sent to the police station for safe keep.
ing fe'F H4[ 9lE.-~
The city is now environed by a line of mill,
tary posts, extending from the river below the
Arsenal around the western outskirts to the
river again on the north. The object of these
posts is to prevent hostile troops and munitions
Of war from entering the city, and to protect
the public peace and give complete security
10 every peaceful citizen The forces CON
posing these encampmsnts bslong to the regi
ments under the command Of Colonels Blair,
Bernstein and Sigal. ~ s@ eyes
Twenty seven persons have died OF wounds
received in the Camp Jackson affair and eight
in the Walnut street collision. 74
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-05-22
Rum0red PreparatiOn of the Pope
for A hdiCatiOn. ..-s v

Correspondence of the New York World
ze n PARIB. April 26th.
The Paris correspondent of the Independence
Beige states that he is ,ssurei, upon reliable
authority, that the Pope is much inclined to abdi.
cate and retire into monastery, and that an act
for the transmission of the papal powers to
CARDINAL Wiseman has been already signed, and
that in case Of death, deposition or voluntary
addiction, the first prelate Of England would as
cend the papal chair, and govern the church.
under the title of Plus the Tenth until he cleo.
ton othis successor. The decision of,he Pope
has, it is said met the approval of twenty one
cardinals, and having been absolutely resolved
upon, has been recently commun cated to the
church in order that no accident might imperi
the Catholic hierarchy. The Pope is, withou,
dout, rapidly ailing and the troubles which hs
is constantly obliged to encoun' er, are certainly
sufficient to cause the death ofa much stron.
ger man. Among the powers delegated to Car
dinal Wiseman lie that of convnking a general
council in London, and it certainly would be {
little Singular il the papacv, driven out OF Rome
should establish itselfin Protestant England.
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the face


ST. LouIs, May l7.-Several Union men hav-
ing ben driven from Potosi, on the Iron Noun
tain Railroad, detachment Of volunteers, un
der command of Captain Cole, wss sent down
on Tuesday night to protect the loyal citizens
of that section. 5se-t.
Capt. Cole reached Potosi ats o'clock yes.
terday morning, and surrounded the town with
chain O senttnels, and shortly after daylight
about l5O citizens were taken prisoners, They
were formed in line. and the Union men a.
mong them after being recognized, were relased.
About fifty Secessonsts were liberated on
parole, and n'ne Of the leaders brought to the
city prisoners Of war. 80.
The lead mandatory belonging to John
Dean was taken possession Of and some 400
pigs Of lead seized ,s..g
company of cavalry at De;to captured &c
horses, and hoisted the Stars and Stripes on Q
pole Just raised to receive Secession flag.
Another prominent Seccssionist was arrested
| here, aud still another at Victoria, making
| twelve in all now in the arsenal. Thirteen
American families arrived here last night, hav
! ing been driven from the different towns along
| the Pacific Kailroad, FIR supporting the Union
Gen Price has issued orders instructing tht
| Brigadier Generals TO Immediately organize th'
militia IN their respective districts.
4 The officers and soldiers. are enjoincd 70 al
| ford all the protection.ia power to persons ant
property OF citizens 0 the State without refer
ence to political principles, the object of thi
organization being simply to protect the peop
in their rights under the constitution of the Stat
and United States troops are warned to avoid
collision with any armed bodies, unless it is ab
solutely required 10 preserve the lives, liberties
and property OF the people. The flag OF th
State of Missouri is the only one to be used b
the militia. .....
Nearly two hundred Irishmen have been en-
rolled in the United States service, and vii
probably be orga1ized into a separate regiment
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paragraph fse wl.lse sIe,n.. q lIIssaa.

OuiEe an. exeite.aants swas raised,in onr town.
lasei Tuesday morning. bysa report that negro
had atte,nuted an outrage upon, q respsclahls
German woman n Itiappears that the heastly
fellew had become intoxicated. and passing dowa
back street. knowing ths woman's husband 70
be absent, thought Of putting his fendish pur
nose into execution. 1T was o. much as the Of.
fcers could do, sided by some ot the calmsr
citizens 10 prevent the ginfuriated crowd from
stringing the negro up. They once had the
rope almost around his neck IN spite Of All
guards. tieis now lying in jsib waiting b'ss
Edoom. Gg.aI