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Butte record., 1856-11-15
SPERNfAroRRHEA.

TAR, local weaknoss, nervous debility, low spirits,
" lassitude. weakness oi ile ln5s and back. in-
disposition and incap-bi!iy fer labor and s;ulyaull.
ness Of apprehension loss otmemory aversion 10 So
cisy love ct soiiu, i!uidlt3. seli distrgsf, dizziness
headache. involuntary discharges pains in Tie side
affections of heeyes rnpies on 'ae ace sexual and
other infirmales n man, ere cured without fan by
the justly celebrated physician aud surgeon, J.. j.
Czapkay. Ills mcihod oi curing diseases Is ncw,l gun
known to others and hence the great s.cce-> An
consultations {by letter or otherwise tree. Ad lrts
l.. J. C2apkay- VI. D., SIN Francisco. Cal. H3-3m
Butte record., 1856-11-15

A CARD-Prompted by au honest desire Of my
IA heart. wish 10 lay beiur. the public case
which deserves "a high cummeHdatjon- nut only - an
act OF scientific skill thai humanity also About
two years ago, suddenly, and from causes unknown
to me- seized with ct of epilepsy, which, owiEg to
my inability 10 meet the expenses consequent upon
thorough medical treatment, aud the disbursement
met with Oa attempting il, soon became such las
lhen led to believe) to defy HE skill of ply
sician. WAS frequently while ia pursuit of my call
ing, thrown down 10 the ground without The slightest
warning. and although inscnsole to the agonlts.
yet de-pised the mj-ereS my life. and learned
TO look upon those who weuij render me assistance
shelter me from danger as enemies who sought to
prolong the miseries of my existence while in this
State, and having prevlo4 to uly Election tasted the
sweets of life. once ulcra iuiucai t0 1ic.uIt
seeking aid OF q physriun, and. b} recommendation,
called upon br. J.. j. tzapka,. told tia my cir
cumstances and uy iaaliiis 10 ray 4ri him for his
services, regardless OF Whch. however hc at once
undertook my case and with Che blessing OF sod |
was once more restored 10 perfect health. Unahe
TO reward him Tor the boon which enjoy al present,
due to nyscfald TO all lhc afflicted make lc cise
public, in order that ia. in need OF medical advice
may Gnd o physician in whom every confidence caa
be placed
LIS MEYER IABLOESKY.
Stae Of California. county Of SAN Francisco, ss-Sub
scribed and sworn before this Ersi day oi august
A. d. lcJo. GILBERT 3. GRANT.
Notary Public.
DR.. III. Czapkays Medical AMI Surgc.d lnsttate
is ut the corner OF Montgomery add Sacramento sls
San Francisco. California. Tac Doctor Offers free
consultations and asks DO remuneration unless he
effects cure.
Butte record., 1856-11-15
xtzppy Ey0wyrr

IA 0T1CE is hereby given that the undersigned
- will apply 10 The Board Of Supervisors in and
Tor Butte County, the February term thereof in
leJl, for License to Ferry and Bridge acros,
the Middle Fork Of Feather River few rods abov,
the junction Of the North Fork of said river.
SYLVESTER p. SAVAGE
oroviile NOV 10, 1896. nl0-if
Butte record., 1856-11-15
Corner ofKearney ani ParIfle -7r'7.'l.

Corner OF heAraey aild Pacific streets
san Francfses,
To show te the satisfaction Of all THAT nr ueini
Is aIhoFo'lsiy educated, practcal and expert
Butte record., 1856-11-15
NI0TTEE

NJ OTICE is hereby gwen, that the undersigned
~ viii apply to the Board of Supervisors in and
for Bnte County, at lis February Term A. D. 1851.
OF as soon thereafter application can be heard
for Bridge and Ferry License across South F,nthe,
River, at near IFS junction with the North Fork of
Feather River, in bidwcll township. in said county
BY order Of he Didwe Bridge Company.
Nov. 10, 1855.
Butte record., 1856-11-15
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, I
County of Butte. !

Orovills. oct. 81. 1855.
Butte record., 1856-11-15

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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-13
JuDsr TarHsrLL.-Ths Washington CO.

JuDeE TluEErLL.--fhs Washington cor
respondent Of the 81. Louis Repab.ica.
makes the following very complimentary
allusion to one Of the United States Seua-
tors from Illinois. Our readers remember
that Judge Trumbull was Democrat. bu,
vas elected on the ground OF opposition to
the criminal schemes Of Douglas:
ain the Senate this morning, Judge Trum
bull, of Illinois, presented the petition o.
certain citizens, praying an appropriation
Of public lands for School purposes, which
was referred TO the Committee on Public
Lands. Judge Trumbuli lie fast gaining an
influential position in the Senate, BY his
modes, and gen,lemanly bearing, and much
anxiety is fei, 10 hear his maiden effort In
the halls consecrsted by the eloquence OF
Clay, Webster, Calhoun. McDutie, and a
host OF other bright spirits. have before
mentioned that Judge T,umbul! occupies
the seat formerly honored by the immortal
Clay-msy the mantle Of the distinguished
Kentuckian be worn by the new Senator
from Illinois with all the graceful eloqusnce
and eloquen, patriotism OF that grea; man"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-13
Ksusss.

The telegraph 10 yesterdays paper an
nouneed that Governor Clark had presen.
ted to the New York Legislature the call
for aid which he had received from the Free
State men in Kansas. A similar presents.
ton has also been made to the Legislature
Of Ohio by Governor Chase. The official
character Of these movements gives them
more than ordinary importance, and we wait
with considerable anxiety to hear what will
be the result
Il ought not to Be credible, that when the
Free State men are quietly awaiting in
their own Territory, the arbitration Of Con-
gress which they have invoked, a body
of Aissourisns should be again organized,
and more thoroughly armed than heretofore,
for the purpose ofoverpowering by superior
numbers the peaeeable inhabitants of Kan
sas. who ask nothing but TO be let alone e.
But sueh is the TACT, and we presume there
vii! be found. now as heretofore. Dem
ocrs,ic" journals which will paIliate or de-
ferd this browning atroclty
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-13

FLooD AsTIcI2ArEp.-Shoul the heavy
SHOWS between Pi,t.5urg and the Alleg.
henies pass of with rain, the most disss.
tr0us results will be the consequence. In
that event more serious food in the Ohio
river is anticipated than that of 1882. A
correspondent writing from Pittsburg, says
that gentleman ia his vicinity who makes
an accurate record and observation Of the
weather, for the Observatory Al Washing
ton, informs him that there 10 now thirty
inches Of snow upon the ground there, and
that it increases in depth as you approach
the mountains.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-13
The Home Sugar Crop.

Alta convention Of Louisiana sugar plant
ers recently held in New Orleans, it was
stated tina, the sugar crop Of ls54-5s consis.
ted OF SAC. Gas kogsheads OF sugar and 577,-
$40 barrels Of molssses. In round numbers
the value of the sugar was Sl4 .ooo. 900, and
OF the molssses 90. oco, 900. The crop OF
1886 wa. estimated a, 225, 900 hogshea ads
Of sugar, a, value Of 900 300, and $780,
900 barre d oil molasses at a value Of 81. 500 =
Ooo-msking total value Of $4,000 900
Thus II will be seen that though the guam
iity Of the present seasons crop is estimated
a a much lower figure, the total value is
increased by the large sum Of S5.30o.o0Q.
We presume this calculation was based On
the supposition that there will be no recess
sion in the present high prices, L fac, which
we do not think can be altogether piain even
to The clairvoysnee Of the sugar planters.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-13

MURDER The St. Louis Ins.ll.gsacsr
Of the 9Th ins... records the murder of H
3. Gordon, Assistant Engineer Of the North
Missouri Railroad. About three weeks
since Mr.. Gordon went 10 tine northern part
Of Missouri to collect tbs subscriptions
nude by The counties in that region to the
stock in the road mentioned He was mur.
dered while on BIZ. return to St. Louis by
persons who supposed he had with him the
money collected for the railroad subscrip.
tioRs, bat such was not the fact. nor did be
have about him anything OF a y consider
able value. The body oi the murdered
man VAS found in The wood. near Warren.
ton, and he is supposed to have been killed
by two men who left Wsrrentoa with him,
and were dressed like farmers. The muir
derers had no, been discovered. The de-
ceased wss al unmarried man, and his rels.
lives reside in Nary land and Virginia. The
hkligencsr says be was generally respect
ed Us man Of high honor aud integrity,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-13
DAv1Hpo1r 70 DUIuouR. aRxxrIHs.

DAV1&xVAI ~ DU1VSV0' UA1AAA"V.
Abiding to the banquet and other kinds
OF rejoicings in which the Dubuqas RePuh-
hcans indu ICED on hearing Of the election
Of Banks, the Republican of that city says
Dubuque has done more to manifest her
enthusiasm and devotion to the cause of Re.
publicanism, than any city in the West, and
Ills, 10 the county seat Of the banner county
OF Democrscy.is well. We presume Ssna-
tor Jones will not like to hear Of it, but the
news viii! be glad things to many whom
the people love - well a. they do senator
Jones."
We are glad to hear OF the enthusiasm
for the good cause which prevails among
the Dubuque Republicans. but they have
harder row to hoe than the Republicans in
any other part of the State, and il behooves
them to commence their labor early in the
morning. They have made frst rate
start, and We rejoice that their prospects OF
success are 50 encouraging When there
are hopes OF even Dubuque becoming Re-
publican. it would be foolish to doubt the
certainty of the State being 30. We know
that Dubuque mas been considered BY some
as ,mmossbly attached TO the sham de-.
mocraey, but these are iconoslsstic days. -
Men have become tired Of worshiPing
counterfeit images, the base haadiwork Of
corrupt demasogues, and are searching for
| political truth a. it WAS preached and prsc-
Used by the fathers. In political matters
we decidedly prefer the prscspts and ex.
amp.es OF the first apostles Of republican,.
ism. Nor in 50 doing are We ever obliged
/ 10 follow the unsteady lights OF fading ira
ditions. All OF Importance that was done
/ and ssid in the better days OF the Republic,
is preserved in complete integrity for our
contemplation and guidance. and We can At
any time strengthen our faiths aud renew
our determinations BY revertins to the re-
freshing remembrance. Of the past.
We spprehend that the Dubuque Rspub.
licsns are thus refreshing themselves st the
pure fountains of republicauism, and tina.
fact accounts for the praise-worthy sesl
with which they are preparing for the ardu.
Gus confess, before them. When New
Hampshire has repudiated Pierce. Dubuque
should not cling any longer to George w
Jones. We presume he has no life interest
in the obligations of the people whom he
now misrepresents, and even his warmes
admirers cannot deny that be has been re-
wsrded to the utmost extent OF his deserts
We again congratulate our Dubuque friend.
on the suspicious manner in which they
have taken the initiative, and we will talk
more about this and kindred matters when
we meet q, Iowa City on the 2ad of ,hi.
month.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-13
p,sraucr,vr F.ar-On the eth inst.

DISTINCTIVE FilE.-On the eth int,
the large building occupied by the Missouri
Hemp Manufacturing Company. in ST.
Louis, was entirely consumed by FIRE. On
sccoun, Of the intense cold weather. and
the in possibility Of obtaining water. the Gre
plugs being Gil frozen. ths engines we're un.
able to work. and the fire burned on unmo-
Iestsd. The Republican, says the manufse-
tory was new one, and fitted Up in the
most costly style; The machinery was ax-
uemely valuable, embodying The latest i'm
trosenents. The building was construct
ed with view Of being 6re-proof. as lar as
i, 10 practicable TO render q msnufactory o.!
sac kind safe from FIRE.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-13

On the SD OF the present noaih. the
citizens of lows. opposed to the extension
Of slsve territory, are requested to meet in
Aass Convention At Iowa City for the pur.
pose OF iaterchsnaing opinions, adopting q
platform and organising themselves into =
party. There is Row but one prominent
issue before the people Of the q. States:
bot one single question possessing an i'm
portance susf to cali for the exeIliaas
Of it iriends and foes, and that 10 the CUES.
ton, whether the elave power shall en-
creach upon territory now free, whether
the north, possessing the power, the wealth
and the influence, ehall longer be subservi-
snt to the south, The triumph recently
achieved BY the north ii the election of Mr..
Banks, the Republican candidate. as Speak.
sr0f the House Of Reps, inspires confidence
and shows to the advocates Of freedom not
only that they possess the pc. er, bu, how
futile 10 the cry O: disuBion, raised by the
opposition TO intimids;e those who base
the prosperity OF our country upon the
saion Of the States. II We 60 into the
contest un,rammeied by other questions,
victory will certainly be ours, but ii upon
the popularity of this issue We seek TO en-.
graft any peculiar hobby OF our own, we
must fail. Strongly as we advocate the
Prohibitory Liquor Law, and mueh az we
deem the happiness of our State measure
bly, to depend upon its existence and en-.
forcement, yet it 10 q small matter in CON-
parison with that OF the extension of the
aiave power, and should by no means be
incorporated into the platform to be adopted
on the 22d inst. The single principle Of
opposition to slavery extension is broad
enough and comprehensive enough TO sus.
tain ell, no matter how diverse their
opinions on other questions. II man be
right on that point We care no, what may
be his other political or religious views. we
can actin concert with him in the Presiden.
tial contest. We trust then tina, the de lie.
gates to the Convention TO be held on Fri
day OF next week. may 60 there with the de-
termination TO rule out of the platform every
expression of opinion upon minor subjects,
- every such svowsl will have a di.ee;
tendency to weaken the main question a,
issss.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-13
AND II, AID 1.-THE ST. Louis Is,..,i.

AND II, AID 1.-THE ST. Louis Ia,..li-
9saeer referring to the batch of bank. which
have been chartered in Nebraska, says
The charters are said to contain cutie
stringent provisions for the protection of
The bill-hoiders. Should this be so-snd
should the institutions thu. chartered, fall
into the hands Of discreet and prudent me n 4,
shsy viii prove great teneft 70 the people
o! Nebraska and Western Iowa.
Coed can be predicsted OF great many
things BY qualifying them with sufficient,
number OF Ifs. We presume the InteQipea-
oer will agree that if Iowa would Be At all
benefited BY these Nebraska banks. it would
be much more benefited BY having good
banks of Ito own.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-13
REPUBLICAN MEETING.

There will be meeting of the cilizens
of Scott county. opposed to the exte L sion
Of slave territory and to the course pursued
BY the present Administf alton ia respect to
Kansas affairs, at the Court House in Dsy-
export on SATURDAY, THE 18TH INST, AT z
o'cIocK P. d., for the purpose of appointing
Delegates TO attend the Mass Republican
Convention 10 b. held al Iowa City on the
a2d | { Al are respectfully invited TO
attend.
Feb 18th, 1866.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-13

AFoT ihe JEzSNe.
Nix. EDlToE reading the comments
in lo-dsy's Democrat on Mr. Thorington's
letters, published in yesterdays Gazette,
wherein the editors rank themselves with
Horace Greeley and the Chicago Tribune"
one is forciby reminded Of the words in the
fable wherein certain floating bodies cry
out, "oh how we apples swim" J.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-13

U. s. SEsArok-The Ohio Legislature
have resolved to postpone the join, session
for the election OF United States Senator
until the 9th inst. Lewis d. Campbell Is
spoken Of as candidate, bu, the Republi-
cans have the majority, and il is considered.
pretty certain that they will re-elect B. F
Wade
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-13
(ifu VOOH Yard.
II WILLIAMS 4 co

HAVE opened a new Wood Yard al e no. ALttsa
IL q Co.'S Lumber Yard. at the Junction OF second
aud Front hts-, where they have hand 8 full
sortmeni ofDr! and Green w God, namely--
Hickory, Ash, Oak, Maple, &c,
Which they offer for sAe the Lowest Market price,
aud would moi. respectfully solicit ali who are In
want TO give Us call.
f.S. oar wood is four feet long.
Davenport. Jan. ~ div
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-13
LADIIs' COLLEGE,.

Another Quarter OF y "a sen
mary will CONNIE nee on Wednesday, the 2eth lust
The prospects this Insuiaion we're never - bright
aud encouraging.
The quarter will epsn with tssse stSisas!tssshsrs
Wis: Rev. +. DUDLEY, graduate Of Amherst
College. Mass, Mrs. Dudley. formerly NEeher Of
music in n. r. Miss saslius Hsyesa g duaie Of Hell
yoke Seminary. Mass, who has taught years. Ia Shell
byville Female College, K!i, aud 3yesn In Female
Seminary 10 Bennington, W.
With these experienced AID seeom plisasd addition
al teachers the best advantages will be offered In all
The branshes Of higher education that car be found
sHywhera west
lis hoped and s,pscisd that these advantages y Ill
be properly nPpfe.is,ed--ihs! Davenport, Rosk 10.
land, and the whole surrounding eountry, will show
al interest snd contribute influence 10 sdstas all
Institution Important aud honorable to this region
OF country
The former teachers, Mr.. and Mrs. Cedding, as
Principals, Miss 9ere in Music aud Miss Wells com
branches aad higher msthe asiics, viii remain In
their former places These are gu fseiently known.
Feb. Is n. X. HAYES.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-13

The London correspondent Of the Man
chester Guardian states that Msesulsy had
received a check for fi6.ooo for the copy.
hight Of the third and fourth volumes Of The
History Of England.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-13

FIRE AT BuRLiNo ros.-At Burlington,
Iowa, on Friday morning last, the hat store
Of Mr.. Somers was destroyed by fire, inclu-
ding not only his large stock of goods, but
books and papers. He, however, came We.
~ near being sufocated with the smoke.
The goods Of Mr.. Greaf, auctioneer. were
removed. but the building was not burned.
Mr.. Tallant's drug store was saved with diff.
ficuIty. The buildings consumed belonged
to Cell. s. David and Mr.. Postlewait, and
the damage is about $4,000 The goods Of
hr Somers we learn were fully insured
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-13

JAMES c. FORSYTH. Of Ulster county, N.
York, who fled the country in 1853, sitter
certain frauds npon his creditors. died re.
Gently At tavern In Hersford.hrs. Eng.
land, under the alias OF Capt Rashley
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IN SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA

No The ofthe W 1 sec sr7s Mr. , h s0aer
10 The sses 70 NRaE 100 acres
So3-The y w sec lsT e NRsk leo acres.
TIE above three tracts are beautifully situated on
The Railroad miles from Davenport.
No +-The w tofthe 5 W. of sec 10 TTesR ; Z
80 acres miles from Davenport.
No5-Ths n offs v oisee T7s sRa 20
ser.s4 miles from Dsveapsrt.
Noe The ! Of the 4 OF Sac ~ IS y Il ) h.
No $3.50 ~ 100 acres IN Secs Is d - 7 RE- (,
upon the Mississippi River l2 miles from Davenport
No Ia 100 scrss in sse'sN and ~ re RAE.
Improved Farms.
No I3--Anlmproysd fAru FEW eed aud al cultivated
nice house, = springs and 4 creek il, on Hickory
oross road, miles from town, ossss orsags Ience
No le-tn Sees n. 10 - r ~ n Rsk, sS0 acres,
leo improved aud " In timbe
No. ~ "A aas fsrm OF $50 acres, .6fsneed, ~ uu-
der culusauon, Z miles from town, l mile east Of
Dubuque road. mile from Dsizell farm.
No 2s-rhs Grant hrn on Dubuque road, ( miles
from tow, la3 acres highly cultivated house and or
Houses and Lots In Davenport.
No 3e-Fips brick house On 9th 81. between hsffi'
son and Ripley su Excslsn' ~sii' good stable &c,
No3l--Good frame House, 3roous, good we'll, f.,
Lot s2a53I, on Bead, nssr Locust ST.
MONA story house on eth St, Containing 10
No. 3s.--Good frame house, Z rooms, cellar, te
on ,th st. between yise and Ayrtls. Lot sOnlso
~. Es.-I lot OF Brady ST. Is4 by 3oO-t3Uo.
M s6-sis,s on Brady 81, cor. Of College, oisiso
sssh.
No ss.-l choice lot Oh PERI, 81 cor efs,a 90, ~
cIIsTos coCsTr, IOWA.
No. 2.-W. fractional Of the y. w. Sec. Z, j.
el, n. X. E., II e7-l00 scrss, near Iborn's Mills
Very low, ifspptied for soon.
Ia kock island County lllDos.
No.'-Ihs :. W Of Sac. Is, q IL n Ri". 81 ie
acres.
IL nsbIy County, Illinois,
No sS--i3 - 100 xcrss near lie DspsI IL GsEssso,
SnItsois for building tote.
WlLLlAMALLks,
General Land Ass.i
Fet. 6-dif Once Posi- Once Building
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A Saw NH.

No, s07. A steam Saw Mill la Aas.iilou, Cedar 20
lows; buildings and Engipe Ia good RIDER, nd duiH,
good bus,nsss. VIII be sold low Tor cash.
No. ies.-A Farm in Cedar County Of 2a0 aCtes OI
the Road from Museatlne to Tlpsen, aud tw " ami
half miles last OF Rochester all under suitiS so
Two story Brick House, ststle, Orchard, lin el
aud waist
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-13

Ne. s3.--A Farm o. ~ acres 60 vi which liz PfRu e
SO VI which 10 trok aud under fence II u TINT
n good House and other Improvements, 81 mile
North Weston Ls Claire, and sI miles FROM The ter
minus ofths Chicago Port Byron Railroad.
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No. so+ ~ bssutiful Farm two nile. from ECund
Grove 6e8 Gerss, so scres brok Gu, good Spring I'd
plenty Of stock wster. The impros are . two
sl0ry stone House. ~ ~, stable, we'll u sun va
ter. Toapy person taxing the whole this pro psTIy
v III be sold low