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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-09-06

became clear, my ideas collected, the constant
pain in my back and groins tho weakness Of my
limbs, the nervous reaction of my body on the
slightest alarm or excitement; the misanthropy
and evil fore odings the self distrust and want Of
confidenc in others the inequality to study and
want of resolution; the frightful, exciting and at
times pleasurablc dreams at night, followed by in
voluntary discharges, have all disappeared; and
in fact, in two months AFTER having consulted the
doctor, felt as if inspired by new life-that life
which but short time ago, contemplated to end
by my own hand
With a view to guard the unfortunate from fal.
ling into the hands Of incompetent quacks, deem
it my duty to offer this testimony to the merit and
skill Of DR.. Czapkay, and recommend him to all
who may stand in need of medical advice, being
assured by my own experience, that once under
his care, q radical and permanent cure will he cf-
fccted. u. +. FILLMORE.
State of California, county Of San Francisco
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 18th day
Of April A. D., 1885,
(signea) JouS MIDDLETON, e.: 81
A CARD.-Promptcd by an honest desire of my
n heart, wish to lay before the public n case
which deserves the highest commentator, not
only an act Of scientific skill, but of humanity,
also. About twOyears ago, suddenly, and from
causes unknown to me, was seized with fit ofcp-
Iepsy, which, owing to my inability to meet the
expenses consequent upon thorough medical
treatment, and the discouragcment which met
with on attempting it., soon became such las was
then led to becve to defy the skill of any physi
clan. ! was frequently while inpursuit of my cal
ling, thrown down to the ground without the
slightest warning, and though insensible to the
agonies, yet despiscd the miscrics of my life,
and soon learned to look upon those who would
render assistance or shelter me from danger as en-
cmies who sought to prolong the existence of my
mscries. While in this state, and having previ-
GUS to my affection tasted the sweets of life once
more was induced to attempt seeking the aid of a
physician, and, by recommendation called upon
DR.. l.. j. Czapkay. told him my circumstances
and my inability to reward him for his services,
regardless of which, however, he at once under
took my case, and with the blessing of God was
once more restored to perfect health. Unable to
reward him for the boon which | enjoy at present,
and yet conscious of my Indebtedness, consider
it due to myself and to all afflicted to make the
public in order that those in need of medical
advice may find physician in whom every conf
dence can be placed.
LIS. MEYER YABLONSKY.
State of California, County of San Francisco.
ss.-Subscribcd and sworn to before me this LIST
day Of August, \. D., 1886.
GILBERT 4. GRANT,
LIS Notary Public.
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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-
rously command their publicity, and we commend
their pcrusal to the attention ofall the afflicted
THANKFCLNESS IS THE INCENTIVE TO
GRATITUDE.
CERTrrIcATE.-The. undersigned DESTROYS of ac-
quainting those who are unfortunate enough to
he similarly afflicted, where a permanent relief Of
their suiIerings may baObtaincd, feels il 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 to the vicious practices Of un-
controllable passion in youth depressed in body
and mind, unable opertorm even the most trfng
duty imposed or the daily avocatons Of life !
sought the advice OF many physicians, but, alas !
after a few weeks, and in several instances,
months of their treatment, found to my unutter-
able horror, that instead Of relief, the symptoms
became more alarming in their torture; and, being
told by one that my disease being principally
confined to the BRAIN medicines would be Of little
consequence, despaired Of ever rcgaining my
health, strength and energy; and as last resort,
with but faint hope, called upon DR.. Cxapkay,
who utter 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 in-
mediatcly under his care, and by a strict obedi-
cnce to all his directions and advice, my head
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Nervous Debility, low spirits, lasstude, weakness
Of the limbs and back indisposition and incapa-
bAity for study and labor, dullness Of apprchcn-
sion, loss Of memory aversion to society, love Of
solitude, timidity, scf.distrust, dizziness, head
ache, involuntary discharges, pains in the side,
affection Of the eyes, pimpcs on the face, sexual
and other inGrmitcs in men. arc cured without
fail by the justly celebrated Physician aud Surgeon.
l.. j. CxAPKAy. Ills method Of curing diseases is
row and UNKNOWN TO OTHERS, hence his great
success. All consultations, by letter or otherwise
free. Address, L. J. C:apkay, N. D., San Fran
cisco, California.
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L. j. CZAPKAY, M, p,

ATE in II Hungarian Revolutionary War,
L IChicf Physician To the Goth Regiment Of Hon
,cds. Chief Surgeon TO the Milit<ry Hospital of
Pesth, Hungary, late Lecturer on Diseases Of
Women and Children, and Honorary Member Of
the Philadelphia College Of Medicine.
Es15" Particular attention paid to the treatment
Of diseases peculiar to Women and children. ~yi5u
OFFICE lIouRs.-From GA. NJ. till Or. NJ. Com
municatons strictly confidential. Permanent
cure guaranteed or no pay. Consultations, by
letter or otherwise Free.
Address DIR. Il. j. CZAPKAY,
San Francisco, Cal.
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OF all diseases, the great first cause
Springs from neglect of Natures laws.
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DR.. L. J. CZAPKAY'S
Medical and Surgical Institute!

Sacramento street, Betow Montgomery. opposite
Pacific Nail Steamship Companys Office,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Established I'm 1864, for the Per-
mancnt Cure Of ALI Private and
Chronic Diseases and the
Suppression Of QuaCk cry.
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lNiiE undersigned receives consignments, and
makes cash advances when required Is also
open to treat with individuals or compauys desr-
Gus Of special agent in Victoria.
Orders for good; Of any description will be
ni:eed and forwarded at the lowest market rates,
for the usual commission.
e. STREET,
General Broker and Commission Agent,
Wharf-st, next door to Royal Hotel,
, VICTORIA, v. I.
cay Agency of the London Loan and Discount
Society.
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THE FOLLOWING LETTER
Which emphatically speaks for itself, was written
by the Dean Of the Faculty Of the PHILADELPHIA
College Of Medicine, to the editors Of The Pacific
Medical and Surgical Journal, San francisco, for
publication;
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 18th 1859.
To the Editors Of the Pacific Medical aud Surgi-
cal Journal:
GEXrLEMES:-My attention has been called to
an article in the December number Of your Jour
nal, in regard to the I'D tunaem degree granted by
the Philadelphia College of Medicine to DR.. l.. J.
Czapkay. When the application for the degree
was made to the Faculty, it was accompanied by
ailidavits md testimonials to the effect that DR..
Czapkay was a regular graduate NJ. d. Of the Uni
vcrsty Of Pcsth, had served rs surgeon in the
Hungarian army, aud was Il regular practitioner Of
medicine. On the strength Of these the degree
was granted. The nd e~ndem degree as its name
implies, is conferred on graduates onl b. and gives
us new privileges. Had there been the slightest
suspicion Of irregularity, the application would
have been refused. by inserting this in your
Journal you will do an act Of justice to the Col
lego. and confer a favor on
Yours, very respectfully, II. RAND,
Dean of the Faculty Of tho Philadelphia College
Of Medicine.
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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
Companys Office, San Francisco. The Doctor
offers free consultations, and asks no remuneration
unless he effects q cure.
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The undersigned is personally acquainted with
Henry Wessling, and knows that the circumstan-
ces related in the foregoing certificate are true.
He saw Henry Wessling during his illness, and
bears willing testimony to the fact of his remark
able cure by DR.. Czapkay.
l.. s. 4. ROSENHEIM
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 18th
day Of October \. d. 1859. City and County Of
San Francisco in tho State of California
lbs. FL. THlBAULT,
Notary Public.
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA

will gently stimulate the functions of the stomac..
and bowels to regular and health, action aud
without nausea or?v.sing cxpel all delcierious ac-
cumu'ations, purify the blood, equalize the circu-
"tion, promote perspration, improve the appetite,
impart tone and vigor to the system, and gradually
but surely cxtirpatc the disease, causing oil I'M
slightly excresences to disappear, and leaving the
skin perfectly smooth and flexible.
Price 81 90 per bottle or bottle for S. 90.
Ask for Sands Sarsapariila and take no other.
Prepared by A; B. l. D. SANDS, Druggists,
100 Fulton street, corner of William, New York.
For sale by DR.. n. Willard, Olympia.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-10-18
TAx-IIST-
E.s If CLERK Ba of Super0,sors,l

Office of Clerk Ba Of Superg.sors'll
Wood County, WIS. F.
NOTICE is hereby given that
N the following described I lands
we're sold by the County Treas
nrer Of Wood County on the 9th,
10th aud 18th days of May, 1860,
for the taxes, interest and eharg-
es due thereon for the year 1882
and the same are yet unredeem-
ad in this Office, and the holders
of certificates Of sale of said
lands will be entitled to Tax
Deed thereof, in accordance with
The laws of this State, unless re-
deemed on or before the 18th
say of May, 1868: The interest
ana charges, including redemp-
zion fee, are computed to the
last day of redemption.
Given under my hand at Grand
Rapids, this 4th day ,9 Of Az August
Clerk of Board of Supervisors
~ Dorra q X,
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Threntened YenRennce.

The New York Tribune's army correspondent,
writing from Virginia after the late battle, in
dulges in the following strong language:
When loyal New York regiments, lifted from
their feet by the fire of rebel brigades, cry Out
of their wounds and death for helpi when the
choicest Of New England and Michigan and
Pennsylvania troops, outnumbered in front and
on both flanks by whole divisions of the enemy
beg for reinforcements, say that the blacklist
crime that power can commit is to stalk upon
the field of peril and say, g Soldiers, have no
faith in your commsnder-let your m artyrdOm
proceed and so says the army of the Potomac,
and it registers tonight VOWS Of vengeance, as
it marches, in the dark, from position which
their diminished numbers disabled them from
holding, but which is consecrated to them for
ever by their suferings, their labors, and theil
wrongs. The politicians and statesmen who LEI
us here to be outnumbered and cut off from oui
supplies and the possibility of retreat are doom
ed men
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Roreirn Interference.

An American gentleman in London writes as
follows, under date London, June IA
have been very much surprised to observe
the extent of the sympathy here with the South
In fact it seems to be universal. Everybody
with whom have conversed expresses the opin-
ion that the country never can be united again.
And they think the period is approaching when
it will be necessary that England and France
shall combine to pus an end to the war. The
subject was brought up at a large dinner party
at which was present last evening, and the be-
lief was general that we would accept of the me-
diaton Of England, if backed by France.
told them that the passions Of the people in
America were wrought to such pitch that they
would not listen to foreign interference in any
shape and that if France and England were to
acknowledge the independence of the South
the Northern States would Immediately declare
war.
The want of cotton is now beginning to pro-
duce its effect upon the country class, and from
all hear feel very confident that should the
war last another year, France and England will
combine and acknowledge the independence Of
the South.
l met a number of gentlemen the other even
ing, among whom were nobemen, literary men
and writers for the press, and army and navy Of
ficers, and they all express this belief.-N \.
Journal of Commerce.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
To THE
Planters
OF
MISSISSIPPI AND LOUISIANA!

CUBSCRIBERS 10 tbs PRODUCE LOAN, and others
- who may be disposed 10 subscribe their COTTON
CROPS notified that under raesut act of Congress
tie will be taken by the Government st d fair
valuation, exchange for its eight psr cent. bonds
which can be readily used in ordinary mercantile traus
actions
Planters and others having such cotton proper
bA-ed and securely hcused in quaint Of twenty bales
sod over. viii please address Jackson Miss care
of J & t. Green stating the quantity and qualify Of
the cotton and th- prices asked.
The bond viii be delivered 81 the time Of The pur
chase, but the cotton viii remsn The eustO5y Of :he
saier who must obiigs himself to take sud prop
CT the same and deliver H. free Of charge AZ the
nssnest shipping point whenever requested TO do
Ihe planter not expected 20 Insure the cotton and
viii not he responsible for H. n burned when shrest
eued by the eremy. Were the state has advanced
upon cotoa its lien in OF sale Be removed by
the parties.
Proposals fOr the sac Of other articles necessary 10
The zrWyY Payable ia bOnds, viii be received by me-
J. D. DEBOW
General gent Produce Loan
Sab sg MS OF The Produce L0an ia Mississippi ard
Iouisns requested also to Ieesige proposals and
forward thsm 70 me TfulG-
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General Orders No. 9.
8EADQUARTERS SPECIAL DEPARTMENT.
GRENADA Mics. June S26. 1862.

IL.
GRENADA, Mics, June sd, 1862. !
II IL conformity with Special Orders 10 ; dated al
i Headquarters Mississippi State Troops Msjor-Gen-
trals Office Canton, JUEe l4th 1852 Brigsdisr General
NJ I. Berry IN his absence the commanders Of regi
nents and battslous Of his brigade will call out the
minute Of his brigade for immediate service in the
fsd.
II. These minute men viii meet on tvenfyfour hours
noce a. their respective county seats s1eh other
more convenient points may be desgusied by ther
commanders hsvrg in view concentration in advance
OF the Tslahachie river the great railroad thor
oughis-e 70 resist and impede the progress Of the enc
my
III. These troops VIII supply their own srms and
make requisitiOn tbs AdUtSn General Of the Stale
Tor snuluni 70 the extent Of City TOunds per man
and their subsistence win be purchased in their
rPeeve district by competent ofcers belonging the
respective bGttahons.
" Commanders Of bsttslions and companies will re-
Port immediately their Orgsnizs ion. strength station
and Ontni' 10 their Brie sder General other
Daoder snd send copy q each report 10 the Assistant
Adjdtsnt- General at these Headquarters
V. The General commanding this Special De psrtInent
u sensible that no appeal is necessary ssssippsns
n tie defense Of their families and their resides their
household gods and their land sganst irsosnt
ahTaderH engaged in bsrbar0us aud fsnstcs crusade
By eOmmznd Of Brigsdisr-GenerRi RUGGLEs
l.. ID. SAEDIDGE. G. = A.,
JUS W A. A and lisp General.
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The Battle Field viewed from a Balloon


Mr. Cevor of this city, the well known aero
naut, left for Richmond some weeks ago
when he entered into the service of the Confed
eracy. In letter dated the 28th, and address
ed to friend IN Savannah, he thus briefly al
ludes to one Of his aseensiOns:
- 1 am in good field of operations now.
have been extremely successful here with the
balloon. The fight commenced at dsybreak yes
terday morning, and was suspended over the
field all day and witnessed such sights as
never saw before. The fight for miles was des-
perate, but our gallant army drove them back
steadily with immense slaughter. Stonewall's
attack was sublime l could see him and his
brave band when they struck the enemy's lines
and dreadful was the shock produced. Law.
toms brigade galautly charged q battery, bUi
failed to carry it. The Texas brigade, to which
the 18th Georgia regiments attached, succeeded
in taking it--since which the enemy has been
kept in motion toward Washington. The 9Th
Georgia was engaged again and suffered badly
Capt Batler, OF Savannah, fell in the first fire
The Yankee prisoners are coming in continually
Over three thousand have arrived and more ex
pected to come in tomorrow. l am happy to
say that received the compliments OF the gen.
erals and their staff for my successful operations
1t was Of material aid to them and the rank OF
captain is rendered me,which l accept Of course
Savannah Republican
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NOTICE.
CAMP


JUNE 30th le62
FFyO bs 6reade psiriots Of Holly Springs Oxford end
vicinity who remain al hOe 10 crtic.ss the acts OF
eefs and soldiers who trying ic serve their ooun-
nv in the held and especially those self constituted
military eensors who have been particularly severe IN
fheir strlefures upon myself and command Teunes-
eeaue on account of the recent move seross the Tai
abscbe would state for their Information and satis
fset,en Qittle value their good opinion or dread
abeir smpernent criticisms, or eoUardy infinuaaons9
tbaf ne move was dictated by good and So1nd
;use4neut and ordered by CHER authority. We fell
hsrk before no force Of tie snemys esvaIy my L.
rTTRs have seen proper TO report 20 the general COM
-s,,ains But the move was made 70 large End
uable train Of wsgons, with the iul purpose Ot re-
tarnipg promptly, which ~e have done
PuIV sprreeating obligations 10 our country and
,nreSssd with ability 70 perform ~ wi bout the
ssIsfanes Of the above nsnlioned patriots sm here
No = solder W. H. JACKSON,
- "a Colonel Cavalry
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XIII, NO. 163.

efty destroyed in the stores and dwellings (apars
IIcm the edi6ces themselves Is estimated ia S..
Petersburg at Is. 600 900 Of rubles
In some quarters this fearful Ere Is attributed
70 Fo1sh lncendiarism, and there ara fears ghat
1t IS not the last the city will suffer The Gosin
mol DYor, comprising the most important st,res
III the city, representing the local wealth Of
81. Petersburg, is closed day and night, and ex-
ia watchers are placed in all the public build
ings All St Petersburg is in an excitement
such as it has not known for many, many years.
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EA New York paper has the following +:

NV AVIA Yd7J1l
Il is stated as a notorious fact that General
Shields, in personal alteration with Gen. Me
DoweIl, at Front Royal, made use of very un-
complimentary epithets, and that in the course
of his remarks be alluded to his favorite theme,
the battle of Winchester, and placed it in invid-
ious contrast with the battle of Bull Run The
following is the language which was used, as
reported: " General Mcdowell you have fought
your maiden battle and / have fought mine.
Yours was at Bull Run, and mine was at Win
chester.
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Tuaian Troubles.

SALT LAKE, June 30, via Pacific Springs,
July lon Saturday afternoon the Indians at
tackled Lieut. Glenn's party of eighteen men,
near Rocky Ridge in which two whites and one
Indian were killed. 1t is supposed they cut the
line. The same afternoon the Indians were
seen along the road from Pacific Springs to
Sweet Water. Col Collins says they are Siouz
and Cheyennes, and number about four hun
dred. He could not cross Sweet Water to follow
The stage has stopped for the present The In
dams are seen lurking in the hills about Pacific
Springs.
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PARTISAN SERVICE! F!

4 En-. T. l. ACEE / 81 s1thrrity 10 raise regiment
~ Of Partisan, 10 serve in Mississippi His He ad-
qusrters Gte9ads, where companies squads or in
dvidusls, desiring 10 Join him viii spply 10 Capt j. E
FOLA, who has charge Of the organization Of Ihs Tegi
menf
Fifty dollars bounty viii BE- paid % each member as
son ss c0mpsnY organization eOmp.ets. All other
allowances eoInH enee with snIi- tnent
ful5-9-eofH
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acter, or consonant with the wishes of the Eng
Iish people. Our recognition of the Confederate
States may or may not tend to hasten the ter
miuation of the war, but it will certainly CON
vey the expression of our opinion that it should,
and our wish that it may, be speedily termins-
ted and, if for no other reason, it is full time
that that reengnition should be accorded.
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IaILAR,S NOTICE,

COMMITTED to the jsl Of Panola county Missis-
I -sirpi-a NEGRO Mas, who cslls his name SIMON,
aud saws he belongs 70 Robert Bessly Ct Keniucky.
He rsnausy from A[sj. VIM near Helena Arkansas.
he Eeems TO be about Jweny-seyen years old - very
blsek FIVE feet ten inches high has scar over h s h
eye aad has but little beard.
J. 81. JONES, Sheriff and Jailor
3 lsp,3vs Psno-a county, Miss.
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NOTICE
OFFICE OF MISSISSIPPI OENTRAL RAN

COMPANY, :
holly SPRINGS, May Goth 1862.
y consequences Of the occupation Of New Orleans by
Il the enemy provision cannot be made for obiga oDs
90 this company, payable that pont on tie lst proxi
mo and thereafter Therefore holders CT such paper
are hereby notified TO preEeu the same FOR payment Al
this Office. No interest will be psid on Euch claims after
ms:ury unless presented here when das and payment
refused
Bonds and interest corp0ns maturing aud payable il
New YORK viii be paid this Office hereafter Instead
OF New Orleans.
By order OF the Prssidsnt.
my2e In A. J. RcCONIC0, secry.
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JAILOR,S NOTICE,

DtOMATTTED to the jail Of Psnoa county, two NE
~ GRO MEN, who say their names PHILIP and
JIM and that they btlo0g Robert Adams, Ct Tsls-
hatehle county. Mississippi Both are copper eolOred
The ewner ezo fnd them in jail a. ID place.
J. H. JONES sheriff and JziloT,
f~ETa-3-s parcla courty. Miss
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RUNAWAY CATGHTi

TONHITTED 70 ths jail Of Psnola county, Y5T-
~ LOW NEGRO NAN, who cslis Lis name LEN.
sud he belongs 10 Henry StTdsr OF Islaha.ehie
county Miss Len has long curly hair thirty years old
aud i've feet six inches in hight.
J. i. JONES, Sheriff and Jsil0r,
Tvs laW2Nt Paaoa county, Mis-.