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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-29

unRIVATT Medical O nce-Fundreds of those who
have contracted disease are disadpOned of a
cure bv not calling on Dr. Young ut first. He will
forfeit any sum if he fails to case that may
ccme under his ne matter how long standing or
afliiciing such ulcers. tumors, nodes, bunches.
pmples on the fac ami body, pains in the bones and
nins wakefulneSs, trembling. copper cOlOrrd sores.
wasting of the bones pmaciation, loss of appetite
strength ond flesh sores IN the nose and ears loss OF
hair wax eyes. itching humors, 4. Many perscns
after being reevod ei all extern II appearances o1
private disease, suppose themselves cured but after
IA few months find they are troubled with various
symptoms which they never had before, and which
they find it impossible To relieve. TO all who are nj.
ncied in this way, Dr. Young would particularly rec
ommend trial of his skill. The symptoms with which
vou are troubled caused by alnts in the blood.
which or later will destroy onr health aud nap
piness NJ person who has ever had an attack ot anv
nrivae complaint should not fail to consult DIR. Young
and take II few bottles of his invaluable purifying
medicine, as they rest assured MAT their blood is
In "A perfectly pure and healthy condlten and that
every trace of disease Is removed from the system.
Recent cases cured in srom two To five days without
change of diet hindrance from business or no fee
DIR. J. G. YOUNG.
Office corner Montgomery and California streets.
opposite Wells, Fargo Co.'S Office hours from .
A. NJ. to p. VI.
Marysuille, June 10Th. 1855.
uNR j. C. YOUNG-pEAR SIR:-Plea>e send me
n y some of the medicines you prescribed IN my
case / have friend here who is troubled in exactly
the same way that was. He has nightly emissions,
ringing ncise in his head weak back loss of memory.
and is generally debiitated he Is discouraged and
has not confidence enongh to enable him Ia call and
see YOU | told him how was and that my friends
All SAID was ia corsimptio' iiIa thr d'clofs up here
gave me up aud advised me to 90 home 10 die, but
instead of going home called upon You, and here
am as well ~ amy of them. and likely 10 live long
time ye wifi strenth enough To work with the strong
est of them Doctor. VIII send every one To you that
looks 10 me a. though he needed physician Ii shall
not be INV fault il any dies for want of medical
treatment. | will do all can I" keep the afflicted
away from those pests OF society yelcpt professors
and high sounding titled men who, if the facts
Known ure men who left their country for their conn
try's good Pubiis this letter. doctor If yon wish
and hope some of those thar hnmbugSed me, may
see 1t aud sleep bad for one night.
Truly yours, GEO. DANlDSoN
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SYPHILIS AND GONORRHGA.-Dr. L

j. Czapkay would ask especial attention 10 sypOilitic
asd gonorrheal Diseases. la the first Stages of either
of these complaints he guarantees perfect aud efec
ual cure in few days, without hlndrtnce TO business
or the slightest incon venience. The Doctors method
of trsa,ing them combines all the latest Improvements
by the medical faculty, with discoveries made by him
self more effective than any thing yet known. which
sccnres the patient from the possibility OF secondary
SYMPTOMS and removes the dsese in the shortest pos
sibetim Secondary syphilis which appears in CON
sequence of the absorption OF the poison into the sys
tenn, and produces Buboes, uioeraiions IN the throat
and nos.. which destroy the son parts and ihc
bones TO moray separate and come away dis1guring
the patient horribly Nodes or painful swellings on
the bones sploches upon the skn eases OF which the
Doctors see daily his Office and which the result
of improper treatment Also, ulcers, sores and PIN
ples and injuries to the constitution, which, after
long period OF suffering destroy life 1t will also be
membered that these disorders hereditary, passing
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SuuaalJ Rtnhiu9.
Il HAVE CAST MYSELF AWAY
IN ADVANCE.

young lady whose mind was serious
ly impressed on the subject Of religion,
had received an invitation to- wedding
party, at which, according to the place.
there was to DC full and free enjoyment
of the fashionable amusar,apts fthe day,
including dancing.
Her cousin, who had recently professci
faith in Christ, and who was also her bo-
som companion, endeavored to dissuads.
her from accepting the invitation. "Oh,"
said she, "that party may cost YOU your
SOUL God is now striving with you, and
fyou, grieSe his Spirit you may perish
for ever"
She replied, 81 am going to that party
from sense Of duty. they will think SO
strange Of Inc, if Z do not 60; but no one
can induce me to engage in dancing"
Said her cousin, at matters little what
man may think Of you; but what will
your Savior think Of you, if you goa In,
deed, indeed, tremble for YOU"
Il don't see things in the samo light
with you,'' she replied; 81 must 90 to the
wedding. On next Sabbath will see
you at church, and will then tell you all
about myself. I,have not lost my serious
impressions, nor relinquished the hope of
being a Christian. DO not then, dear
cousin, give Inc ur,' but pray for me-"
When you gice yoursey up to pleas,
ure and to sin, Col may gice you up,".
answered her friend, "and then vain will
be all human sympathy"
To the wedding she went, although the
weather was excessively cold, and the.
place was six miles distant from her home.
That whole night, WAS spent in whirl OF.
excitement and from midnight until 3
o'clock in the morning she was the "gay-
est among the gay" in the merry dance.
She retired to her room, but not to sleep;
and when this gay party met again at the
breakfast table, she was not among them.
Tho exposure OF, her frail person, in light
costume, on that cold night, together with
the usual physical and mental excitement
Of those few hours, had proved too much
for her; and there she is upon her bed
with burning brow, inHamed eye, and
rarched lips, and by nightfall she is in
delrium.
Her mother and her pious cousin soon
arrived, but she does not know them; and
yet she often calls her cousins name. On
Sabbath fpy about one hour her reason
returned; and looking he,.cousin iptently
in the face, she said in most plantiye
tone apd affecting manner, -" You did not
cast me off-but I am cast of. cast,
myself away and God has let me CO..
These were the last rational words she ev-
er spoke. and in less than an hour her.
soul went to meet the retributious OF eter
nifty. Oh, that men were wise, they
would consider that God has said, &" lie
that being often rcprovcL, hardeneth his
neck, shall suddenly be destroyed, ana
that without remedy" beware all yo
with whom. Gods. Spirit is now striving :,
cherish, his, gracious impressions Of truth
upon yourmnd by immediate repentance,
i and returning to your, 'ong abused and
neglected Savior, say,
Stay, thou insulted Spirit, stay;
Though ] have done thee such despite,
Cast not n sinner quite away,
Nor take thine everlasting fight"
j. ID. M.
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81 grlttttA OUR.
From ArfhHy's Home lKogozine.
CA SH ID o w n.

sQh dear / wish there was no money
10 the sorld,' said Jacob Jones, as he
crumblel in his hand piece of paper
which he had just taken from an enyel
ope "or," lie added, in lower voice,
"lhat had great deal more Of il than
has, thus far in LIE, fallen to my lot"
""Whst have you there inquired the
vile Of Mr.. Jones, looking up from her
work, aud speaking in subJucd voice.
"parker's BIZ answered the hus.
band.
~Ah! How much Is it,.
Seventy dollars"
"Now Mrs. Jones made start IA she
made the ejaculation, while Sigh, pale
ness oyerpread her face.
"It's too true; though didn't dream
Of its being over thirty or forty, But run.
ning accounts always make long Journeys
in short ti.oe, All, Inc l--monsy--
money--moncyi Il is the bane Of my
life."
"Afoney or credit, Jacob I" Mrs. Jones
locked up timidly AZ she said this, and 10
evident doubt a. 10 the eject Of her quca
tion ; for NJ, Jones was oas of your sem
sitiye, selfwilIcd mss. Who can never bar
70 be thought ID The wrong.
- - r
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THOUGHTS FOR THE CLOSET,

"Thc soul is the life Of the body.
Faith is the life Of the soul. Christ is the
life Of faith.
"Aillictiops may. buzz and hum about.
the believer, like bees that have lost theig.
sting; but they can never hurt him."
Prosperous providences are for. tho
most part q dangerous state to the soul.
The moon never suffers an eclipse but a.
the full"
"Many graceless hearts are like chh-
drSu's tops, which will go no longer than
they are whipped.
"The more any renewed heart tastes
the sweetness Of communion with God,
by so much more itis disposed for unity
and peace with bis people"
FLAyEI.
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selrrt 3Nortr4.

"TRIP LIGHTLY OVER TROUBLE
Trip lightly over trouble,
Trip lightly over wrong:
We only make grief double
by dwelling OMIT long,
Why clasp woes hand so tightly;
Why sigh DER blossoms dead
Why cling TO forms unsightly?
Why not seek joy instead
Trip li"htlv over snrrow:
Though This day may be dark,
The sun may shine tomorrow
And gaily sing the lark
Fair hope has not departed,
Though roses may have ncd;
Then never be down hearted,
But look for joy instead.
Trip lightly ever sadness,
Stand not 10 fail at doom;
We've pearls 70 string Of glatncss
On this side Of the tomb:
Whilst stars are nightly shining,
q And heaven is overhead,
Encourage not repining,
But lock for joy instead
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LAMANER H. SOUTH CAROLINA MORNING. FEBRUARY H 1886

amount T.
60 yes I'll concedc it without mo.
ments hesitation"
every well take your pencil and set
down the items as name them"
Mr.. Jones took his pencil and piece of
paper.
"Thcrc are fourteen dollars for that
pair Of vases"
Mr.. Jones WINGED little, but did not
reply. The vases had been purchased
solely TO- crafty his wiic-at least he had
always, in his own mind, assumed this to
Lc the casc-and her mentioning these
articles first seemed little unkind.
"Amd twenty three for the pier glass"
This article Mr. Jones had bought at
public sale, whore it went off "temptingly
!ow.' !; proved too wide for their pier,
and rather marrcI than increased the
beauty Of the parlor.
Very well; 60 on," said he, in
voice that was not over cheerful.
Six dollars for the engraving Of Frank
I'm 1T the French Court, and eight for the
irame-,hat ma kcs lougccr more"
"lou are counting up pretty fast Ma
ry."
"Thcsc are the heaviest items. l will
now gather up some Of the smaller ones"
eve have attended four concerts, at
dollar ticket; and had to engage car
rlagc on two Of these occasi ons, in conse-
qucnce of rain. Twelve dollars were en-
pended here"
"B"t we must have some recreation.
Both Of us are fond of music"
"True Jacob. Yet, if we are amonr
tnc thousands who cannot afford these
luNunes, we Should bear the privation
cheertuly."
"But we cc,tainlv can afford concert
now and then, Mary
I" 1t seems not, Jacob. At least we
have not cnjnyed these entertainments du
Al
f7I. w. i,c ~, ~ "''"9"' ING P'W''s
,.n0e r"' 's o"' '"'
sa.,I -. .. W. D"u "o "''ne! u
I.,. n. >. " ""o .o'''e
I,nas ,:,,,
=, ~ 1S.''.' - f'''" '"'" ~
.M., .,.,,
v,.;l ....c.n. ,N,, |' : IL. "
,.r. VS.. N>'
T, :. 49,. g - ''' W '" '"'
~. "'So' 'h''
,o,r n,,.., r.. ., ~ 'r $50 '''''
>'''"' pe'e II
,onI - ;:' '''S'' ~ 80 s4'.'p'''F4 h'S
oo,l ,,,1;s ..,., n.., ". " .
t', :,'I' ' was q ''''' "'iao"y
o.ool
= now ono AL -. I,,,o-' :,
,uIir l,los - ,I,o oo. .L'.,,S ~ -, >
much aoo. ,h,. o.,,a, ~,
"Hir.,r so.on J,uar. " r, n,
Joro. or;or r.;. -, ~" I
Ggurcs 10 Ind 60, 1@wn "
"sh,uIaoonn
"N,-,,,a, will 10 wou :,,, or :.
rorrl ,,nI,a, o, TN :,
oihcr hp,dr.d Won h,rco;n,,a g.. G.
tbore arc ,xo lrnIrol Jo,Io,s .,,,,.a. -:
fled away Will. Hills were run,,;no m .,
the drv .ood,. s,o,. anil o,o.o.un y "
"There is but one remedy. Jacob " s.;,
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"Well, Sambo, wha.'s yer artcr now
a-lays?'
"oh, Ise a carp'atcr and jiner."
iii! CESS you isl What depart.
ment do Yer perform Sambo 7"
"What Department. Isdoes dc circu.
lar work"
What's datl'
"Why, ! turns de grindstone."
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hnI l,,. g., 4 l
what wos IN hor Loo.. '''' :"
Mora main ,non ,ro..,,., ,.,,
aIroolr I,;,.o - A.. r.
yc, foo d;s,;,c, , ,an,o,l,.a,,,..r ' ,
Lusb,nd,s ,voras :, az -. e'
sho .sLol him G., ,u
noodad;, u,o c,.u. g.,
in ,bs nossos.;on or ',a, ,,a. ''O, "'",' '''
pomopto,
"TLor ,,or, o,,.. c IN . -,
n. I.n.. '' ''"''''' Uo'''''' S"'u
Mrs. Jouos dil no, ro.,,on,
u,",, " "'' 'P'",''
u,h,,I oo,,I 49,. I VIC "".''""
b,v ,homn ~ ''''''- ~
IfL;s ILL.,,
.;oh haa I.,o,roI ,,.S,,-, ~, '",.' .,.
% - " ''''"S'' '''e rs o' his
Lor ,oo, ,a.I.., ,' ~ "''' '"'
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c,,o s..''''' " "''
.rho r,ou,,.,..,.r,, ;.
haror - FAN I,L'i,,..
EoL,o1 onI,,.;o.,, w -, n ',''''l '',' " '.c
o.l ,, .,,'es - ''' !'' " MS NC
o,;o, ''''' :" ''' ''''
60 ,,on :, ,o .,~:,,.''., ~ ''',' ,"1 'Y.' .
,I.~, l'''"'; ''''''t '"'' '''S
= ,roro so,,.. ,.a., ,Sr...I ~'' W WI
"DJ Won oo,o r.,I.o,,' r:.,,.,. ~
Ia ;,u;.o, I..,,
! "yasr Mn. 7,.,9.
ed nm.
"Y ou f,,rl linn ,l.,.ov, o,,,
sumo ~
"Of coprso Ia wo,,Inoro ..,,.,o
L,Ir,L ooo,. . ~, ;. ''''
"a very oo,oo,IIo o.,
"T,o ,aroooIIa g. ,', =, =,
J,pcs
"Tbc fact : Ilo.ol,...,. .,
Of rcnentonco cvcr s;n., oa,,,, ,,,,,. !,
wanted only oho,, ,o,, lar.., ....,i
dry foods. lint WHOM ,ho .r,;o,o. solo,,
~ .., =, ~, '''1
my r,rcLaso, ,,aI ..,',, - ''N'''
twen,v-six l,llorsr, -
"Thcso s,or.Loorors ,,,,,.
customers" ronboL ,r. ionn. I,n'y,
iur.
"Indeed they 10. I'm, Ilrow wo,o
thing, if I'll beer Joo,;ro Co. .,L ".
Parker's bin wouIl La,oooool,, ,
limit Of ton lorI,rs 7, su,l, ,:
ton to buv when Won dom, L,r, - ,,o,.
the money RIGHT down rvcuso ma j.,
cob for savinc. vL., ro,v ooo. :, ..
lps. Don't take !, url.;,lIr c,r; :, :, ~,
meant son
And Mrs. Jopcs looloI ., 10, ,,,.,o.,
almost ,imiJIy
"Sav on. Marv, Twill royor,.Lo one
thing nnkindIv from Won cor am srro
that nothing Won will eyor CIV - ma an,
sp,inr from q feelino Of unk;nJncss
81 was thinking cf that pair Of vases
jacob"
"Were YOU -
"And it has lust occurred to me that
they have cost more than four,ccp 4 ,lI,r.
perhaps twice that sum-"
"IIow can YOU make tha, out ~
"If you had gave ne ten dollars ,bi,
morning. would have limited mn nrr-
chases TO that sum. Of necessity. OF
course the vases would NO, havc loon
bought. As il is they have cost, hes;lss
the fourteen dollars Won pail for ,bor
the difference between Ten dollars md tho
amount OF NV cred,. 1;d Al parkcr,sn
"Ratber a conrused statement Of ,ba
case, Mary, and rather a forced corcIu.
sion," replied Mr.. Jones. "S,iu I'm roo.
dy enough 10 admit that an error has
occurred. ought to have given Won the
ten dollars you wanted when had il in
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"and so will you dear. In little while
we can save all the vases cost, and so have
them without any drawback"
Very ready was Jacob .loncs to accept
comfort, particularly from this quarter
The words Of his wife were like the suns
rays melting through a cloud. The hus-
band was himself again.
But was he any the wiser for this little
episode? Not much, we are sorry to
say. The shadow had passed from his
spirit too quickly 10 leave even a memory
of its gloom behind. On the very next
day, he spent five dollars in things su
pcriluous; and even while he was doing
this, his wife, from economical considera
tons, was musin9 over the proprietv Of
making her last seasons bonnet answer
with some new trimming, instead Of buy
ing a new one.
And so matters went on until the wear
Closed. when there came the SUMMING nm
Of the years accounts.
"Nroncv or credit J,cob " Mrs homo.
had said in answer 70 ,bc exclamation or
her Ln,b,pJ tho, morov w,s ,ho L,,o r.
his life; anl Mr.. Jones, thrown considera.
bly, a-back by the question, which came
home upon him with = toll; inc, cor.o uo.
IN state of mind merely balanced be-
tween arocr copfas.ion or orror oul
amusemcn, at the on,noss of his wills n
,crroao,on
uC..r, ,r 80 -,
lana, .;I, :.,,,, ...,., ~. :"
,,i - o"
49,, ,nooor r,, an',;,. a., =,
nr M ~, r., w. W.T. ' ' '"", ) !. o"''I
n,, ,,,o..,.. 49,,
as;f I wore ,.,,.;no
foo, sors;,Jr roo,or ,,l7..... = "''' -t' Wv
u,o,,ol, ,,,, i' Wv
",
~, '''' 'o'e' c'oHed III" sentence, the
:,''I7, ''''',N '"'u -, VIC 0'o' anu hahned
c.., w ,''I. ~. '.''r' -, ''o"e '',' seal WIN
~ 7 ~ ''''' INNS "''P'''S"h'' ~
with soma rnr,;s,o,.oa,io o.,,
., fire hc,J ouo,c v,I;oh ,oro .I,,ms,.
Of" and i Yellow wLio,, ro.o a,,,.., 49,.
mi,ahIe limos of wr;,;,o orL f.nuos 4
Lur,iol f,r;ro oc H.,
IN Of ,Lc column Of fguros co,o ,ho m,,
welcome r,su,t Il wa, tho crooo,,s LIN
and the sum total ono bun1roJ orl ,h;r,r
one dollars. His exclamation of srrnr;' .
fell with s,pi,i,c, sound -, u, o.n. -,
his v;c
"Whot i il, ~ She os,od o,,,o., c,lor
;,oi.
screen, ac,ountn.
ooh. Ills bill cant he very Iorns ,r
never sen, the nass book when IaJ ,bo
money to buy what wanted"
at is a hundred and tlrty-one dol.
lars"
"That seems impossible"
| presume II - all right. But YOU
can look over it yourself"
The bill was carefully scanned though
without discovering anv error Of consc-
qucncc. Two barrels of flour, basket OF
wine, and few other items, counted up
heavily.
"Jacob," sad Mrs. Jones, speaking in
a low, winning, but very earnest voice
"there is something wrong in all this. No
reason. in the world. exists why We sLouId
have these bills to trou blc u.s."
- den: know shout that" rc;liea Mr..
Jones, somewhat moodiIy 81 wish could
believe so."
ave ought 10 pay the cash for every
thing we buy,"-Mrs. Jones ycuturcd up.
on a more decided position.
| UJ, :, oo,,, o,,,,,,.,, A., u, ,
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An ir'ssman, on being told 10 grssse
the wagon, returned In about an hour AZ
terwards, and said;'T have graird every
part ov the wagon inside and out, yer hon
or, but can't get at the sticks the wheels
hsng on, snre.c
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-23
British Revenue Returns.

The London Guly 3O correspondent of the Ma
tional Intenieencer, says the British revenue re-
turns for ,AsAuarter which closed on the 30th ul-
timo show An increase Of 4422 .052 on the cores
ponding quarter oflast year. The increase on the
year which ended with the Both of June is alio
very satisfactory It Amouats to no less than "a,
l0l, $40 ~ compared with the year that closed on
the 30th June, 1856; but three millions and a
hafhave been yielded by the increased income tax.
The customs returns show an increase of about
1850 900 ON the yeaf the excise decrease of near.
ly 2300O Such an entire absence OF disar-
rangsmsnt in the national resources At the close of
q war IL unprecedented in the history of England,
and perhaps In the history of any nation. The
Bank Of England has reduced its mini mum rate Of
interest to Al per cent, and it is supposed that
owing to the rapid increase in the Banks unen-
pleyed means, reduction to four per cent. (and
not to remain long At that point viii take place
either this week July 3O or next. The English
stock market 10 extremely lively, and the Paris
Bourss has suddenly assumed great buoyancy.-
At Amsterdam and Berlin q considerable rise has
AIKEN place in Russian stocks. Foreign stocks of
ill kinds are firm in the London market Money
Il very plentiful in the discount market As re-
spects United States securities the brokers say :
"Weshave had very strong market during the
past week, and prices Of the railway bonds bett
known here have advanced two per cent"
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roreisu Enlist,acsts.


The Paris correspondent Of the New York Jour.
mai Of Commerce says that Great Britain has lost
much Of her military consideration abroad, II
not 1t home, by the Foreign Enlistment Bill
which has been . source Of constant yexation and
loss 10 the British Government, without any ad-
vantage whatever The legion, formed with 30
much difficulty and cost, and at the risk Of serious
collisions with sl neutral States are now disbano.
3D. and the soldiers either transported 10 their re-
spsctve countries to British colonies at the pub
lie charge, and this enormous. The sum Of twenty
pounds sterling 10 granted to each man of the Swiss
levy 70 enable him to retura home. Mr.. Minor
Gibson said In . recent speech, "For the few men
whom we obtained from the United States Of
America, We have paid between:thirty and forty
thousand pounds sterling; the net proceeds Of all
our operations were thirty seven Germans It the
expense of about . thousand pounds head, and
those were the very men who had just been mn.
tinous at Plymouth. A number of men certainly
were shipped fron Boston and other places, but.
in consequence Of desertion, unftness for service
and other causes, the result was what he had men
toned"