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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-07-29
MINISTER TO RUSSIA

Mr.. BUCHANAN was for three years our
Minister to Russia. He enjoyed, at st.
Petersburg, the personal friendship and es-
TEEN of the Emperor, and did much to con-
ciliate the Russian Government and to rem
der Americans popular in that country
This hurried sketch will not permit us 20
detail the many important services which
he rendered to his country whilst in Russia.
His celebrated commercial treaty between
the United States and Russia, has proved
itself and still promises, in the advantages
which it has afforded to our commerce, to
be a lasting monument of his early ability
as a diplomatist.
There is perhaps no statesman in this
country so intimately acquainted with our
system of foreign policy as Mr.. Buchanan.
His caution, well-balanced mind, ur5anity
of manners and placid temper eminently
qualified him to conduct delicate diplomat
ic relations. 1t is fortunate for Us that, at
this time, when our foreign relations are in
an entangled condition, the country may
soon be able to command at the helmn of
State. the services of a statesman so ac-
complished. judicious and experienced. He
will bring with him to the discharge of the
duties of that nigh Executive Office to which
he will soon be elevated, nearly twenty five
wears acquaintance with our foreign rela-
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-07-29
OPPOSED TO KNOW-NOTH-
HNGWSM.

James Buchanan was the first of all our
statesmen to denounce the atrocious doc
trines of the late Know-Nothing party
With that fearless patriotism which has in
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-07-29
I'm OPPOSITION TO
ABOLITION SCHEMES.

During the whole of Taylor's and Fill
more's Administrations Mr.. Buchanan was
the leader and defender of the State Rights
Democracy of Pennsylvania. He every
where, by his letters and speeches, urged
upon the people of Pennsylvania the i'm
portance of enforcing the. provisions of the
fugitive slave law, and fearlessly denounc-
ed the laws which were enacted in that
State by the freesoilers and aboltionists.
for the purpose of depriving the South of
the use of the jails for the safe keeping of
fugitive slaves.
Mr.. Buchanan has uniformly, consistent
ly, and always opposed the abolitionists and
free-soilerS in their encroachments upon the
constitutional rights of the Southern States.
He would not have retained the confidence
of Andrew Jackson, James X. Polk, and
all Southerners, even the ultra portion of
the Democratic party of South Carolina, if
he had shown the shadow of shade of free
soiism. If a. any time he, like many of the
best Southerners. expressed opposition to
slavery in the abstract. or as an original
question, it was matter wholly apart from
his political acts. He has always been
found acting and voting with the Democrat
ic party in favor of every measure which
could be regarded as a Southern one.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-07-29
ENTERED CONGRESS.

As early as 1915, he took a decided stand
against the United States Bank-a hostility
which in after years made him the ever
faithful friend of ANDREW JACKSON. He
entered the House of Representatives in
1920, and was for ten years member of
that body, and was always recognized as
the equal of Hayne, McDufie, Silas Wright,
Woodbury., Giles, Felix Grundy, and Polk.
Ia 1881 he was sent as Minister 10 Russia
by General jackson. He returned home
in 1884, and was Immediately sent to the
United States Senate, where he remained
until lS42.
JAMES BUCHANAN was one of the earliest
advocates of the election of the hero of N.
Orleans. His advocacy, indeed, assumed
the intensest form of personal devotion and
partisan zeal. His hostility to the United
States Bank, and his warm advocacy of
JACKSON, made Mr.. BUCHANAN an object
of especial hatred to the hirelings of Biddle
and to the Wing party. The monster
Bank, which bought up Senators and whole
States, corrupted the press, and threatened
to crush the Democratic party, was located
at Philadelphia. 1t was deemed omnipo-
tent, and when jackson first assailed the
monster it laughed derisively at his blows.
The corrupt and the cowardly, predicting
the speedy destruction of the unterrifed
soldier statesman, deserted to the enemy
or remained quiet spectators of the conflict.
Mr.. Buchanan stood firm in the support of
the old hero through all that fierce and try
ing contest and the result of that memora-
Bile conflict is known to every body.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-01
MEDICAL.

FROM pureu 10 child, and entaiug uJ~in the or.pring
ruined constitution Dor thr cuui nfall these arms
uf di~ca- the Doctors guHfagtrc> cure Hr n>R- no
compensation The Doctor can br con~uled 10y let
Ter ohrW i.e rt. OF charge, and invites n Who br,"
afflicted 20 can upon ham. y herr he WI -tfr them
such ~at.t~CIon as ih,N o'tHn pn ~ Itf ~ rl-,
lt, room. urr No anI Nrnur, Han rnfHr- NJ sac
ramruiou ouut NuutsunrrS -fr,et~ san tU.r.'.ru
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY or THE
tGF --Gr,ut Nicssug tu Mankind '-iuuncrnt hnl Pc
itut'-Dr T. j. IyHpk1s'~ FrnrhS 8rtcT1. t~'lf Dis
Injecting A.sn.} sur preventative ue.jg-i ..uor-
fhua nui s,rh'lIur discusses Hn lam uur r.s"i rrn-
tfjt Tor dl the Stuorfi. -cfuuus. -r.uous aad
rauurruu. ulcers tJ' discharges from ttD tr-lu1,
r'.rus aut grthrl ami aI rn'anoou- ,r3i ..u- ant
d,.,a.o>. For sir Ht ur i.I tf8pku,' o0D.. hr-
Wory tln''. corner ot Sacramento attj Montgomery
streets. SIu ijuurSoo. A. nurtltlHou I- d Nf.1rn-
iat'n acnuH small pov, :" = pr l. !. .;kH>
Prop f3rl'um pr.y-ufHtfr HcIl0~f -t I.II'U.I INi
.fpuurrit.I 6I-ras., Harmless iu i.s. ~ n.--..,as
}br power ct cbcmic1i', dr-frutIuV t'c -'u'HUrti-
r.-, Hud th"r,l! sHt'ro thousands "i ,Cns '.'lHrh-
ca~ from h.ur infected ht tle most i 1-ugt ui All
ut~s'I.'. Irt uu Nouu' fuHu N hu '-.,' '.- lr4hh
tr Wt.hHul nr Cltpkat~ Prnphilsrr.,u. o. }-lu
'rrN convenient pa"t"-o- fH' "l hr t.Ini cuu,rui-
ru' 80 n-. being used - -oHr. Tint G-'f-H can N"
prevented lN Ih' u~o ut proper a.rri. B. vrl nr
-a'''.t' iori "- that thcy c1B ha ci5.j after their
establishments The prnc.pl" which is now uniy,r-
sail, recognized, ~As received even br.., days OF
is multiplied benefits since tIyr received, "a
they deserved. the alel on "l thrmeaiool 7cui.y.
II was in pursuit oft - hrurh oi il.r ul" -u -ci-
cnCe that Ur. l.. j. cap Ht fortunately u a th' dis
covery Of hi, Propha icun, Nn..h. t.r''e uc.tri,.
lion Of s!Philitic gonorr uFl c1nrec- 1l ct7urou-
d~"r-,,.,. -.at.t, .ftE i' b} AMY u-r' u Hr Ilu--
mte"p,ci lhr ,r.c, = tbs agent Ar,' CoI.Iuu ~
immediate and removes tu" --hiltte ot - r.uuac-
n"n OF disease H. 'hoNryor, ihr oI"-r hHt rc,n ron
ir1rtrd, % i u-ul tt Urg'rlIfHg iur ruu.
ttou which, hy ah-nrpion, produce fhc u.rid c.u-e-
qucn.cs kuuNn as secondary syphilis T. ha~ been
aIfnot-lcrod 10y th" Doctor ~ man, r.r-a'd c3-r+.
and hc has set tu dud The first ia WL', if h. tilcd
10 sub-rrv" lhc purpose i.r which ID "t-.,u,n,icr
al. Frirc. =. tHll dut't0t- Hrr at1.hri foclch
rackH(r. In clsrs here rr1ul po.1tu I- used o~ =
cutJFc. Dr. l. J. C1spku, ',il nru -h gratis pre-
-crptiun for his BLOOD PUf,H,r
Al communications from the country. addressed
ly 10 Dr. l. !. Clupkuy, san francisco Wil boz ~iucy
and confirutihll attended to, and ID" remedies
with the grrlcst care and secrecy. mW"lmlcl dis
rWch'd, by Express or ulhcr convey hncc To- their ds
uuHtnn
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-01

EFREMoNT's PRosPEC1s ~ PESNsYLvA-
~t,.--The Pittsburgh Freiheits Freund, IA
German daily paper, edited by Mr. Baner
/. undoubtedly the most honest and out
sroken Republican paper in the Union, as
tic following literal translation from one OF
its late numbers will show
THE Republican ward meetings on Sa-
tlrlay afternoon and evening were, as far
~ Pittsburgh is concerned, very poor in re
card to numbers. In many wards not a
soul appeared, and, Of course, there conld
ba no nominations. In the country 1t pro-
bab,v did not do any better Pennsylvania,
IN general, is no ground for the Republican
party. The Democracy on one side and
know Nothingism on the other, swallow the
whole contingent; and then the so called
Henubicans in this State arc wanting the
materials to deserve the name they have as
sumed Bat few intelligent and liberal
Iaen belong here to the Republican party,
and deserve this name the rest consists Of
= fanatical and stupid rabb,c."
We commend the abovc to those Jealous
and enthusiastic Fremont partzans in THIS
vicinity who pretend to bclicve that the vote
Of the Keystone State will he cast against
Mr.. Buchanan. The Pittsburgh German
paper is published inlWestcrn Pennsy y.gana,
That part of the State where, according to
the Black Republican accounts. their pros
meets are best; The truth i, that Pennsyl-
v.uia is just as certain for buchanan hy
thirty thousaud majority, ns that the day
Of election arrives Gin EHqnir"r
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-01
CABINET SHOP
JOHN DOLBERGH.

NNTOULD Respectfully inform the citizens ~ hid
Wv wei, and vicinity, thai he u prepared to DO All
kinds Of work in his line of business IN woFhmhh
like manner with despatch aud on reasonable terms
tgving always on hand a large assoSr~lent oi dry
luAber he is ready to make to order Doors. winlo"
sash, Tables, Rockers, sc. All kinds o Caolhel
work, and in fact anything appertaning 10 his bust
ness Billiard Tables set and repaired. shop no
Charles treet, below less Lareemb's Brick store
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-01

- nR. J. t.. CI,ptAy -Thc gcu''rmun whose
name turu~ the caption of this notice D. ono Of h1
few modern physicians whose urpl,c9'I,u 90 his pro-
f''-pn md drVuuuu to the afflicted, rcudcr him alike
ru ornament tp % q one and heuc't to th. other 4
hungarian by br'h, be sought with kus-uth to place
his country among the NATIONS OF the tsrfh beyond
th" oIr0--ur's rule ihat her u' might rejoice in
the practice ot those prrr"pts which alike our
glory and our priic In bis ,'urt7 tu 10. be- has
rcHp"d The reward Of iucrcua rc.-'nrcr ~ uupreS.
sion. ond ~ humc and country know hUn no more"
- Npnr. howa,cr. from hi- cJlma upon our consider
eilun NJ Iuir1t the testimonials of character and
capacity which NJ hr'u.- tttltlr him "a public couH>
dcucc, to toe exclusion Of those who pu---~s neither
the one or the other A. "a gentleman his character
i untarui-,cd: as nh, eriau his ekl uu-nrpns-od
and To hose whose imprudrnce has left upon them
the tants of disease, conscienttOusly commend
htiu .... ..... .t.t ltltn ..nf !.
I"nd Hhoiu lo know j. prrnt gam. IN" br - office
- ~. 3 and I Nrmor llnil conner ui sacramento
nui Nuuieumcry streets, san Francisco.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-01

RAILROAD TO JERusALEM.--At q
recent annual meeting Of the British
Society, the Chairman, Sir Cnlling b
Kardley, mentioned the fact that Il
railroad is about to be established from
the Mediterranean to Jerusalem, with
4 sanction of the Turkish and British
governments, and that it IS likely that
the matcrial of the linc from Balllln>
ya to Soba8,opol viii be transferred for
the purpose. Thus, materially as well
as politically, the war has tended to
omen up the East to Western enter
Prise.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-01
yF,IIIS lnyaIuab'e Specific. first

vENlIS invaluable Specific. first Introduced mo
h Pisa -urpc my yrar~ since. soon became II" wei
known us certain cur" that 'utNrry 'Wh nA' CIF
not un,t on the Continent, lGt tn brcl INi1in' the
demand tor IL Wn,~p Err0f, is urrti" 50 a7'DhutiHg
that IA ,4 than 1U9r from az Introduction had
) supplauird all ulhoF remedies. Inc MtuicW HrnHY
nf h. prlnctual cities of Europe ~cro compelled 10
,cknow ledge H. wonderful mastery over dlsrasr FRO
prlrufs % other medicine, Jealous ~ lis 9hai 'tlny
updr., red to- stay ~ onward proGrc.. Like grn.s
hrlur. Me mower their efforts tli ln it' ground and
I,i lire an m. frnlrir. swerpng an t,iofr I Il- ON
ward march hrcanc triumuhani. II 'i"'I '"f'" upon
{ it- own merits disC"fuiuG rHllc ~tf. F'l hNt
wrr, convinced Of IT'S magical virtues. III" w'-slNH
fortune acquired by Dr. Faf,iH from ih" safe 81 ~
during the -ix wears hc prepared H. nlnn' bore witness
Ia its miraculous merits Al ihc drc'A-' 'i ht b0cl
the pr,ip, was brurthed TO his +ou ~ WfJ mas lI"iy
introduced tie remedy INTO ill" Iu"rl @'d.n'. Tie
number of cures thi. already mad" are astonishing
Thousands and tens Of thousand. can bear testimony
toit- efficiency.
an who li-.. il Il will cure with -ai F. 'pcod anl
c.,,o.uty no Other mrjirtut haS tHrr iio.-'.-.fd.
R,.>ort in no QIack No-,rlm-, ~r f.inciy that
has lrcd tor the pa-t hi'y year. ANA "~' never
/ known to fHiL
Rcwarc of Cuwlcrtr,l-. The extensive sc Of ms
wonderful medicine has already caused .r're person
rrr,ui.. Io palm oH upon ~" ~'i'"''irf, tpn-
riou- compound closely rt~cmbltnt ihr "u-ina bo
parfic,l,r 10 b,y none without ihe written -gn4'urp
Of 4 Parera VI. ID. on the outside wrapper Ot each
bottle. Al others are counterfeit hh' "eir COM
FOUNDERS viii be punished with the unoist rgor Of
th" law.
Prize Three dollar~ per bottle For salr hy y. Iab
cark sole agent for Gail'Irnia. 'r.on 2n le sand
wich Islands. to whom all orders mV-i be addressed
\ liberal dice ,uut made u whoeta.c d"a"r-.
ID. BABtONK.
Wholesale Druggist. - Davis street,
san Francisco.
Lat Of Agents :h-ou2h ~ Tho state. Rice OGin e..
60. Druggist Mary Vile; r. N- S'ark~en'her, Cry
Drug Store stockton ~. u Brnner. sonora; Benz
shprtlcG shasta; child & Wnr-heu. p,acervllle
Justin Gates, Jr. Sacnueuo Cry; y. K. w. Carr,
Duwnieyiile Dr. John Lark. Nevada; Or. W. II.
Gatllcf, Yreka, Dr Winston, its Angeles:
Thomas Whaley san Diego; Geo l.. story. Porila.
q I.
,....yx-~r.v~rsz,.usE.,sSs
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-01
NESS s. LARcoMoS.

New BRtCK FMe PRQoF Store IN BID
WE'LL.
YENlIE Subscribers wuuii announce to their friends
h aud patrons tha' ih"ir Brick Fire Proof store
on the old corner. is lille wj'ha general assessment
of Groceries, Provisions Fruits, Liquors, Mining
Tools sc &c the best AID cheapest ever offered "
town one OF our firm i constantly employc cd in
San Franciscpin the purchase of goods apd ~ We
purchase for cash alone, believe thai sell goods
cheaper than any dealers in this market Persons
desirous To purchase anything in our ijne would do
well to give US aClll, n are enabled To supply
them on rs favorable terms as the Marysvle trade.
Bidwell, July 1850. HESS y LARCOMB.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-01

Ms. An lee ma,ulactory IS IN tuII
operation at Cleveland, Ohio, where
this article is produced in large guam
titles by purely artificial means. Ether
is driven, by means Of q steam engine
and condrnscrs, from a large retorl, be-
tween double range Of iron plates,
through which the wat"r + pumped
The action OF the ether converts the
water into ice. In this manner ice ca1
be manufactured with the thermometer
at GO, at cost Of haf Il cent pr
pound.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-01
DR.. P AREiR AS
GRAT ITALIAN ELNED(

Fer the certain and speedy cure Of dis
GASES Of u private nature, 10 matter
how LONG standing, without any m
furious cakct to the system or any
change Of diet. 1t has never ialIcds
it cannot fail to cure.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-01
MEDICAL.
DIR. J G. YOUNG'S CARDS.
lNp0ErANr To MlNEns. rNAvELrRs. 80

IMPORTANT To MiNEBS, TRAVELLERS, Ere.
TENHTRE f. no maady Of deeper impurliuc. either
jn % medical or moral light Of view. Ia which
the human family il more liable than that Hri.iug
from impure connections.
A. a medical man 1t j. the duty of every physician
to took u ci-ea- il effects health nnd NE AID hi.
.oe object hpnd be to mitigate, tar ~ lies in hl~
power. the bodily suffering. Human nature at best i-
bur trril ail Hfe liable io misfortune.
or H,l lhp - tNat affect man none nerr terrible
han those ot private npiur"-Drradhj n ii l. ia
the peron who conirlcts IT, righul ~ ARE it- rtyag
uppu hia acnu-iitution ending frequently in ,.ric~
ion and lHahsom" grave, b. becomes ol -it gr.ul.r
importance Hheu 10 ~ transmitted 10 innocent OF
-priuy. such being the ct- bow necessary IL be-.
come. lhat every one having thn lens. reason 20 Gor
that h'y have contracted the di~cG-r, should attend
~ t ut once by c1n4uliuE Soiuc phy-iriar, Who-r
rcsp"clathiy and education enables him 20 ~Hrrtt
-afc speedy. aud pertncuoni cure. IN accoranc"
with This necessity DR. NDN Nc feel. cul'cI ,iTun 20
state that, ~ Iane study "nd ext u,tvr Practice. H.
hus haluur perfect Wa~pr of al those Gi<-c- which
come under the denomination of NrHcrrai. Hul bay,
inv paid mrr. attention to lhat one hruurh ilan any
Other rhN.cinu in the United States hr feels himself
better qualified to treat lhrm.
Syphii- IA all IT'S forms. such as ucrrs. swelling In
the grpan~ ulcer IN the throat, secondary -yph IT, en-
tnnruus crupUou-, uIrcr1tiOu7. tertiary ~tpilis. sN
rli~ in children. mrrcur,ai -l pbic affections. puu-
orrhnn glrc'. STRUCTURES, false p14-ags. nf1mUjpn Of
the blldirr and prorac glands. oNcod1tion~. inmor-,
pp-jtll -. ste, frmIr O him The most
mon things Of dily observation
The Doctor effects cure ia recent case~ ir few
day- md finds difficulty ia curing those of long
duration. without submitting ihr ia'cu o -ur' treat
mrn' as viii draw upon hun tine aghIcSt ~u-picIou
ur ohee him to neglect his buiur-- whether within
DORA Or without. The diet need NOT be- changed ct-
rrut in csrs of unautt,ou. Thrr. in Culj-
lprnia patients amounting to over Two Thousand ~
hr pu-l Year, that could furnish rloof of this; hat
these matters hotroqu'cc thi incest cecrc,y which
hc ~ ways preserves
Az ,ttrrs enclosing slO VIII he promptly attended
10. Odrr hour from N.N to s ! NJ. Address J.
IT,. YOUNG, NJ. G.. Express Iu.Idiuf- corner of
Montgomery and californian street,, over els 'ar-
go = cos Express Department.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-01

nf9Y An English paper says: George
Watts, an old iuhlbltant OF Stoke Blah>
%, who was formerly day laborcr IN
that parish, bat mad, by dlnt Of hon st
cxcrtlon, amasscd sufficient to par
chase number Of cottages, died last
week, leaving neither "kith nor kin, .
and upon opening his will, it was found
that each tenant had his own little cot
tago left to him as t legacy from his
landlord.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-01

feB~Two wealthy ladies', Misses Ann
and Elizabeth Sherwood, of Sheffield,
England, have just been liberated by
;hc Intervention Of their f'iends, after
fourteen years imprisonment for cons
tempt of lhe Court Of Chnnccry. They
cont,nucdi in prison fourteen years rath-
er than produce an nnjmportant docu-
mcnt in their possession.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-01

Ray To extract grease spots from
cloth, silk, Sc, mix oz. of the cs-
scnce of lemon, and ! on Of OIL Of tur-
pcntinc. Dip linen into the mixture
and rub until tn" scots disappear.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-01
q CARD-FE0N DIR. YOrNG'S pEIVAT
"a MNnlnAl. Onl.n-Tn the nLIhe,nd-ln IN

q CARD-FR0N DIR YOUNG'S PRIVATE
"a MEDICAL. O0irr-To the alllctrd-ln NG~
age of progrS~ a1u .cirnrr is develop NJ ITSELF IN
-ucah a manner ne nn nppcrr almost miraculous. every
thiny n common iac" L. looked upon ~ not worth
notice IN view &c thi4 fact. ~ Young. corner of
Non'pomerv ard taiforuil strr"S. has concluded to
leave tto bratcn racE hitherto r"r'u"d hy most sc-
ru' iiic pINsjrun-, thlt of whiting for hr pubic 20
npd Vou out alone, and publish to tn" world rs
mucu as may be-. his huo" l"ig" of Tia" hcans art,
o bet tosn WHO bee IN u"rd OF H.-st0urr know whore
they c1i find relief without fear ol being imposed
uHpn.
In continuation of this subject. Or. Young would
say, iha, OF tl" pasi ten year, h' ha- pursued lh"
prur'iur of medic inc in ogn OF h" largest cite. IN ~"
nifcd states, with the fl lht.- ~Jcrp.s and l'l his
s'1udup ;.~ a rhysrinu Is without rrproach, having
~ one time been lecturer at Tia" University of PENN
s,Ivuu,n on ycncrt;I Diseases, SC.
Upon al of'hcsr condcrallon~. Dr. Young has con
dl"urc 10 introducing hm-c'ito the pubic, knowing
hat they win sustain wei earned merit.
Th' following are few of the Hany testimonies
which have appcared in the pubic journals the last
From The ro.'on Medical Journal
Aphough We mo opro.cd :" ihr system oi al}crtjs-
ing Gl GOOD and sufficient r,nson5 -tll we dcem il
lu' Justice 20 "a, thi DR.. Youn; is of The most
n.rl-rious ana jndruitlblr yoarics Of The medical
science ia the United ~lar.
FROM Professor Jackson
The subscriber j. personally acquainted with nr
Voung aud has seen much Ot his practice and can
be lr teslnorr} 60 hi+mcr,li 1s practitioner.
From fhr Ncw Yor', Herald
The crnrnca of this di.tu4ui~hci gentlemen in
hi- profession. uh the very "Hrcndrl opportunities
possessed by him for m" ob-rr a'iun of Nrurral dis
on-c-. make his services invaluable to those afflicted
with tlc ahoyr complaints.
From the Whig oHd Nlvrr'j,rr
All afflicted with prNat" c0mpl'nj' should consult
W Young. whose education l. not surpassed h} any
physician IN the country. Ia hI@ skill; honor and in
tctri'y an uay rely with safety, while most OF The
pruc'jtoncrs in h. city nre without honesty or res
prctabi'iy their prcruuots b"Ins 1roundod IN gnpr-
nncr and assumption.
Onirr cornor Of Montgomery and California streets,
M Stairs. opposite the banking house of Wells Fargo
y co open from y. NJ 10 +. NJ, SUNDAY in
clulcd.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-01
SYPHILIS AND GONORRHTA.-Dr. /

J Czapkay would ask especial attention to sypbiiic
asd goaurrhut diseases. In the first stages Of either
of these complaints no guarantees perfect and tfrc
tl,l euro I'M ,W days without hindrancc 20 business
,r th. slightest incony yenicnce. The Doctors methoi
Of treating them combines all the latest Improvements
by the medical faculty, with discoveries made by HIM
self more effective than any thing yet known, which
.cnres the patient from the possibility of secondary
ympfon,s and removes the disease IN the shortest pYs
sibctime Secondary syphilis which appear IN con
scoucuce of the absorption of the POISON into the
tenn. and produces Buboes, ulcerilion- IN NE throat
aud no.,, VIII ch destroy the sol parts, md causc he
bones 10 moray, separate and come away di-tIrins
the patient horribly Nodes or painful -weings on
the bones spolches upon the skin, cases OF which the
Doctprs see daily in his Office and which The result
of impF,per treatment Also, ulcers, sores aud pun
pies and injuries TO the constitution, ~ bch after
long period Of suffering destroy life twill also BE- re-
membered that these disorders are iiay passing