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Mercury I'm no form enters into the
Remedies adopted by Dr. Young.

Mercury has been named not inaptly, {" The
curse Of Man, as, under the treacherous garb of
a restorer, it bequeaths the most terrible disease.
We do not see it at once, but hidden beneath the
fair surface it poisons the blood destroys the
vous and muscular system, preventing the action
Of the joints, and rendering wretched, under the
name Of rheumatism, the life of the sufferes.-
60 The remedy is worse than the disease as many
poor, crippled, miserable, toothless wretch will
say, while pointing to his dccayed jaws and ulcer
GUS gums, he tells of its ravages-or at his swollen
joints and body marked with purple or leaden col
ored sores which speak of his pains, and again at
his impaired, ruined digestion, which tells of
wretchcd days and sleepless nights.
All affections arising from the use of mercury
perfectly cradicated aud health fully restored.
All diseases Of n private nature
arising from impure connection, such Us Ulcers,
Swelling of the Groins, Ulcers in the Throat, Sec
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Syphilitic Affections, GonorrhGa elect, Structures,
False Passages, inflammation Of the Bladder, and
Prostate Glands, Excavations, Tumors, Pustules
etc., treated in the most scientific manner.
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REMARKABLE INSTANCE OF MEDICAL
RELIEF


Below We publish the certificates Of three of the
sufferers from the pangs Of disease, who having
recovered their former health, and impelled by
gratitude, make known their cases and remedial
agent, and their statements are authenticated by
Notary public. The demands OF society impe-
riously command their publicity, and we commend
their perusal to the attention ofal the afflicted;
THANKFULNESS IS THE INCENTIVE 70
GRATITUDE.
CERrIrIcArE.-The undersigned DESTROYS of ac-
quainting those who are unfortunate enough to
he similarly afflicted, where permanent relief of
their suferngs my be obtained, feels il his duty
to thus publicly express his most sincere gratitude
to DR.. L. ]. Czapkay for the permanent recovery
Of his health. Borne down by the distressing
symptoms incident to the vicious practices of un.
comfortable passion in youth depressed in BODY
and mind unable to perform even the most triflinc
duty imposed or the daily avocations of life. I
sought the advice OF many physicians, but, alas /
after few weeks, and in several instances.
months of their treatment, found to nv unutter.
able horror, that instead of relief, the symptoms
became moro alarming In their torture; and. beinc
told by one that my disease being rrinonallv
confined to the brain, medicines would be Of little
consequence, ! despaired Of ever regaining nv
health, strength and energy; and % last resort,
with but faint hope, called upon Dr.. Csapksy,
who after examining my case prescribed some
medicine which almost instantly relieved me Of
the dull pain and dizziness In my head. Encour.
aged by this result resolved to place myself inn
mediately under his care, and by Q strict obedi.
enee to all his directions and advice, my head
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OF all diseases, the great first cause
Springs from neglect Of Natures laws.
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Attendant and Resident PAyIeidn,
L. ]. CZAPKAY, NJ. D.,

II ATE 10 the Hungarian Revolutionary War,
i Chief Physician to the Goth Regiment Of Hon
yeds, Chief Surgeon to the Military Hospital Of
Pesth, Hungary, late Lecturer on Diseases of
Women and Children, and Honorary Member of
the Philadelphia College Of Medicine.
"a. Particular attention paid to the treatment
of diseases peculiar to Women and children. -76a
OFFICE HOURs.-From "a. N. till o P. n. Com
municatons strictly confidential. Permanent
cure guaranteed or no pay. Consultations, by
letter or otherwise, Free.
Address DIR. l.. j. CZAPKAY,
San Francisco, Cal.
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Cure Of COnsump.
11On!

The almost miraculous cure that has been effect.
cd in my cise, prompts me to impart to those Of
my fellow creatures who may be suffering from
like affection, the Of relief, with a short
description Of my ease. Several years ago, my
health began to fail. was attacked by general
weakness aud debility, which reduced me to a
mere shadow Of my former self. At that stage !
sought medical assistance, and expended large
amounts, but without the least beneficial result.
That fell destroyer Consumption, had already
seized upon my vitsls. was daily drawing clos.
er to the tomb; my physicians held out no hope Of
recovery; my strength had wasted, and was in
state of almost utter prOstrati0n. l was informed
by my physicians that they could do nothing for
me except to smooth my passage to the grave,
when most fortunately, applied to DR.. l.. J. Cap
kay, and am now well and perfectly sound man.
1t is difficult for me to express the emotions Of
deepest gratitude | experience when realizing the
immeasuratle service have received at the bands
of DIR. Czupkay aud feel rejoiced that it is at
least in my power to tender this feeble recognition
of his great skill ard capacity To the afflicted
would say, do not despair, for whatever may be
the nature of your case, am confident :hat you will
find relief by applying to Dr. l.. ]. Czapkay.
"Thcre is balm in Gilead, and there is physi-
clan there"
isl HENRY WRESTLING.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this i5tA
day of October A. D., 1859. City and county CT
San Francisco. in the State of California.
IT,. g.. FL. THIBAULT,
Notary Public.
The undersigned is personally acquainted with
Henry Wrestling, and knows that the crcumstan-
ces related in the foregoing certificate are true.
Ne saw Henry Wessling during his illness, and
bears willing testimony to the fact Of his remark
able cure by DR.. Czapkay.
H.. ST. A. ROSENHEIM.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 18th
day of October, A. D. 1859. City and County Of
San Francisco, in the State of California.
f.. ST. FL. THIBAULT,
Notary Public.
DIR. 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 be effects cure.
SpermatOrrhe0, or Local Weakness,
Nervous Debility, low spirits, lassitude, weakness
of the limbs and back, indisposition and incapa-
bility for study and labor, dullness of spprehen-
sion, loss Of memory, aversion to society," love Of
solitude, tmidity, selfdistrust, dizziness, head.
ache, involuntary discharges, pains in the side,
affection Of the eyes, pimples on the face sexual
anu other in6rmties in men. are cured without
fail by the justly celebrated Physician and Surgeon
L. ]. CzAPKAv. His method Of curing diseases is
row and UNKNOWN TO OTHERS, hence his great
success. All consultations, by letter or otherwise
free. Address, L. J. Csapkay, n. D., San Fran
cisco, California.
The Greafesf D;M0yerv 0f the A1e-Gycak
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DIR, L, ]. CZApKAYS
and Surgical Institute

Medical and Surgical Institute
Sacramento street, BeieW Montgomery. opposite
Pacific Hail StedmsI ? Company's Office,
SAN IF ANcsCo.
Established I'm 1854, for the Per.
manent Cure Ofall Private and
Chronic Diseases and the
Suppression Of Quack cry.
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DIR. 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 remuneratCn.
unless be effects cure.
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The subscriber begs to inform the public that
the above mentioned BILLIARD. SALOON is aso
intended to serve as show and salesroom for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-06

UN our ir>' page will Ice found further, anil
w intel sting par -ul,rs, concerning the cap
IN lukuVr inI the subsequent pursuit.
y, A.it account. MCCLELLAN has ovcrtskcn the
7 ID arm! near Wlllam.bursh. This is an Of
AL vc.y rlclsli., lhlctow Of Virginia. situated
ulvn the hiehot ridge Of land on the Peninsula,
o.. distant from the lorl. river about six miles
all .Ivm IL, james river about four miles. Its
! lnltiun is ahout two thousand, part Of whore
ia.'t.si. arc sustained hy the William and Mary
college which j. locate. there, aud l. one Of the
oiet in ti;ut.ohs If learning in the United
Si,tcs, AMI the remainder 10y the farming lands
a TIC adjoining country. 1t has no advantages
a. position for d,i,nco, more than the whole
country IL til. section wli.l.i., however, mucl
better adapted to ii than the l,t 3. around York.
Town. Tie hills AMI ra,iucs nrl bold, tho coun.
Try well wooded with a heavy growth Of oak and
chestnut trees, as also the never ending Virtnis
pine. 1t lies upon Tie direct route To Richmond
nrd being oqui-distaut from both rivers, Iii
,'ursc has douhtle., been selected by tie rebel
icr It's safety from cur punhonts.
Tho forces Of MCCLELLAN arc being rapid
trrn ported to West Point. This is n low, ha
Toiatof Ian with perhaps six or eight slmll
lui iu roc'cd theron, situated in tho south
ely au''. of King William county, and al til
june. u tho lamunkcy and Mat,apony, tvs
rycr which here form the York river 1t
terminus Of the Richmond and York Rive
N'ilroa', distant thrty-iiyc miles from Rich
m'nl which gives 10 the spot the only uicrcs
y Inch it possesses. Opachancanough, cclc
fratr! Indian chiui, brother Of Powhatan, an,
IL author Of t'le great massacre Of 1862, reside,
t.grc, and in 1873 the followers of NAruASIEI
HAOoN, dGrin; the rebellion which took III.
L.lun. occupied and flrtilicl H.
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Congressional Proceedings.
xNNvIIih CONt:RESS---Seuate.
First Session.

u
petition in favor OF general bankrupt act.
Mr.. Harris also presented q petition asking that
equal privileges be allowed certain newspapers.
Mir. Ten Eyek offered resolution, ,ist the Mill
tary Committee inquire into the prcJ,Iiety Of ox-
tending the provisions Of the act allowing 800 IA
volunteers honorsby discharged, to such volunteers
rs may have been or hereafter may be disabled BY
wounds and discharged. Adopted.
Mr.. Wilson tMAs.!, from the Military Commit
tee, reported back the bill to limit the number Of
Major-Generas and observation-disclosures, with an
amendment making the number of MguI-Generals
80 instead Of 20. The amendment WAS adopted
NJ. Hale moved to strike out 200 aud insert $50
IA the number Of Brgadi,r-Generals.
Mr.. Wilson hoped the bill would pass. lie
thought 100 Brgudier-G Generals enough. About
1915 had been sent IN here
Mr.. CLARK thought we ought to make the bill &C.
oor,iing TO the "serycc" and not according 10 the
"npp utmcutl." Tho Chairman Of the Military
Committee tW.lsonl thinks that 100 Brigadier-Gc-
neras enough and yet refuse t. put the num-
her down, because We have got these appointments
ler", AMI have not maninoss enough to strike them
Mr. wilson sail he thought one hundred and Nifty
enough, but the President and Secretary OF War
seemed a. think more were necessary
Mr IItlc-That would look o. the country rs II
we were cgislat.ng Tor the suyat ON Of the Briga-
dier-Iensa.s and not for the salvation OF the coun-
Try.
ahe bill was lall over.
MT Wilson presented a Joint resolution favorlng
The Homestead Bill was taken up.
Nj. Ponrroy opposed It.
| Nr. Poneruy conteudcd that the public lands had
produced 40 revenue for the last FIVE years. The
| speedy settlement Of the public lands would pro-
| duce iar greater revenue - the government than
! any sale OF thom. lie Thought the government
had No right to speculate In the public lands. In
| ireland two aud n half millions of people AIt
| working on lHuls Of which they do not own foot
| lie urged the passage of this bill. Tho tru'
strength of the nation did not consist IN the mer,
amount of money It could raise but In the men,
honest, Gol-'cariny men. Tho true way t
'tr,u, then Lie country would be T. give every mar
With family Homestead lilo demonstrate,
that thrpnA the tariff well organized f.mil,
would pay double what would lie the int res
ON quarter section Of lana. lie argue,
taat tho bose way e. secure freedom wa
10 grant free homcstcads g. free men, VIII,
were worthy dcpos't'iio- Of the principle
uf free government. lie referred t. the struggle il
Kansas IA Il small pocket edition Of the lrtscn
struggle, and freedom secured b. Kansas hl
free settlers, lilo also urged the passage of On
bill as = means OF connecting tho East Wit! ~
Pacific ocean. The pioneers were advancing west
ward now II m average of 100 miles per year.
Tho CouGscatiou bill WAS taken up and discussed
Went unto Executive Session. Adjourned.
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The shipping Bu,iucs. Of New York,

foH the fir quarter Of the present year, the
to.al tonnage ol vessels entering this port aud
earring from il, is the largest ever known.
This is partly owing TO the closing Of Southern
p Jrts which has increased the number of arriv.
~, from foreign countries and to the great 10
IN .ul for vessels for Government purposes. For
Tie !irs; three months of 1852, tho arrivals from
!,;n porte entered at our Custom House. we're.
C., American, with tonnage Of AZ, 336, and
1l,pH seamcn 123 foreign, with a tuun,!,o Of
80 SOP, and l0,1'l scamen-naking the tota
arrivals 1896, the tonnage. 1l5,l?s, AMI the
namhcr Of seaiacu uaAnycl, ~, SIS For the
s.me period in lsol, the to.l Of arrivals WAS
So, Of tonnage ioS,eo2, AMI Of ,oam,-,. l..
Gi7. The clyaranccs for tho first thr,o month,
q. 1852, were; American, G,o; tonnage, 4li,.
G.j; sc4men, 10, 739. Foreign, GJ] tounl @
.327; scamen, 10, 2l0-makiug the to,a
number of vessels cleared, 13ll their tonnage
6eG 1912, and the scamcn Engaged, 20,9lJ. 10
tac same period in 1851, the claarauces Wei
8 C., the tonnage, 4ol ,jj3, and the number q
-meu, li,2U7.
There has been, necessarily, n large falling Of
l.. .le coas,wi-e trade, but "a, many of the yes
.els employed in it do not give iii 'lal notice o
tLc!r iepar,ure, no aocdr- statement Of it cII
b. made and Of the large number Of YES ell
SAL under G1yrrnm nj charters, only pur
ton re, I'd their arrival or departure. We, thcs
charters, added to tho Government purchases
have largely compensated the shipping interest
md all associated with it, for decreased employ
mcnt In coastwsc commerce. Our imports 70
tho first three months Of the present year shoy
great reduction but a comparative statcmen
O.the value Of the goods imported and cxPorte'
In American and foreign bottoms during tn
first quarter Of the year showsythat the fear o
Southern privateers has not influenced shipper
10 any very great extent in giving the preference
TO neutral vessels. The total falling off in ex
ports by our aag owing to the wal. and othe
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ton Of The new law, was up for . hearing. Ths
Assistant District Attorney, Mr. Whitehead, stss.-,
that the girl was not In custody Il tie instance Of
the police authorities but that the arrest was msds
~ constable by the procurement Of parties Inter
cs,ed IN having the constituiionaliiy fthc law te
Ell ~ an immediate issue. The Court inquired Nv
,Noir was any objection t. tie dismissal Of process
/ ID NJ Il atter. Mr. whitehead replied that there
vas u"ne, and that tie District Attorney was In
1ouo' whether the stsppled in ~ lhib.tory ssnst
N saloons whore lax b,or sd. and instru.
m MA performances only were given. Tie P1ice
/ ne f'tehdort was acting Under the impresscn
. 'h't the at WAS strictly piohhtory. In answer
4 ~ a'hiner Question ty the Court. NJ Brady, wfo
appeared Cor tic petitioner stated that there had
/ been no warrant II comm.t.r,n Mt in Ills case, and
/ That 'ay p....,man OF c...table could make Ire ar.
ret prl claile tho paty arrested with1a, . com
nntn.u' iu tc frt iustsarc. The Cour. decided
g. take "a. .orrrs aud decision on TIE To-
rn.ity oftAcrr, ns unit! amer firtl OF ielibers.
ton. IL to c inn,,n J. cas- the suit Of rnos Lynch
u the sth Ave Il X Co.. wastricd Plaintiff c aim.
$4,000 damages, fr I'M iries alleged to have bscns
rcc'ivslty liu rs br ng i'eci6y elected from ones
o. d,toni.nrs onc-ho-se cars OF the night o..
J'nIsry 3;7., On. TIE defence was. Tat OF sh,
ihslt IN question 1t was showing and blow ing ,.fR
hard that tie uli intending TO carry J~ssetbd
gcrn wa merely pro a b. Tie ot,ers b. clear w.
uAck' and tIat TIC horse finally gaze ont. ThSb
ui'''r then requested tie r,aiuIG AMI other pa
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enl..ts .,,'.. e., f' 'I' -
vls, s,,..-.,i 1.,,'.. IS
t4c, COM, i, flo ,o.o 81, "
fI.,v..th, ami her carr, 49,, c,,,., -. w..
t.c,,.,, WINS n a p,,. In. ,..,',., .
lakc ,l,.c. s,l y..,l..t,.,,vofr ,o.a,,'.'. |
Tat TIE r. 20 Comm. M. = t,v, no ,.1y..,oa'.
poe of p,ze, hv s,'.. bu, tb,,lt mus, no y,
IL. L. 5 Mars. Ter t,,, .ilre' ,,on ~ ,Sspr,,.
C,rrr,'si,,cr. .,,.t, = v,.h,IN.s,.t..
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ihe steamer Northern light, from Asrinwall
18th ult., with California mails and sGlj, ij5 "a
in specie, arrived q, this port Last night.
We have tic Panama STAR and HERALD Of April
path.
hdviocs r. IN Jamaics, b. April sih, report tnai
re y Lf,defn;c steafu.r ~. vile ~. del N o
Nin'ricnn sci prN O. ar, from I 81 l,'p' ia,
round " Fair utt, J,u1i,F. With 40 ls,p;cd ar.
Co. ON - lGtI feh. l. slI after rai,hng i,r u
hir cary. st i,l .n ffp
~ ffr-idcut N 81. o' CA.i las been imp,.,h- q
bN several cit I"n- fr tie conduit H. r. src't0n
WA Tie case oi tlpi. I.e-'i". e g." hfrk IY'-l
" ~ Mt o., WHO Was tried srl % ,Id .iiitr ID l.. t-
'ul Tor Lam rs'ii itof4 ii gtiso a- Irsuufi.,
H. u" Unit k.' dom, sur ChSpu gtutrtnon
VINO were i.,uisncd 90 ia tl- b, ia 80. 1lrct-c
IS iksy l. he trie1 soon and would cause great
i'illl' * .t,meut
Ia Peru a.l If quiet
On lie "a hprl tic friends - the Union wore
rt@iycd ~ e. Iuite, St,i's Consulate Psnana,
- tul. 81 K,c to o'irbipte TIC racei T,da.a' ti..
tories In tie I'lit,d sits. TLrty -kur GUNS were
fred by tie l. : u H. SAruu1c