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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-12
A Pain Destroyer.


Overs Healing Embrocation destroys Pain, External
and Internal Reader den's be without it. 1t will save
many Doctors BILL II you unfortunately become Cut
Wounded or Bruised, it. If You suffer from Pan
either external or internal, Cholera Morbus Rheumat
ISM sprans Stiff Joints, de-, try it, and 1t will certainly
effect cure The nestimable value OF this wonderful
preparation has conclusivey proved and no per
son or family should suffer themselves to be without IT,
Every House, Workshop and Factory
Should constantly be supplied with Dyers Healing EN-
orocation-whch is Invaluable in any emergency acct
dent or sudden Illness and should be applied on the &C.
curreuce Of any casualty whatever 1t is really inds-
Let every reader Of these lines obtain at ence
this Great Remedy Life Preseryer and We guarantee
| satisfactory results.
The me Plus Ultra"
or all Pain Destroyers is Dyers Healing Embrocaton
This Medicine has received ndsputabe proofs Of Its va
Inc from sources worthy of reliability and confidence
forming an array of facts unparalleled in the history
other preparation 1t is worthy OF the most periec
confidence performing 1t does most astonishing cure
and giving fresh evidence, daily Of its disease conquer
ing power.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24
MEDICAL.
DIR. L. J. CZAPKAYS

nH. L. J. CZ ZtPkhi, LATE ~ THE HUSGA.
hTh.n Revolutionary War. chief Physician Ia
he 10Th r-vto-nt VI ionv-,ls, chief Surs~on ~ the
Milnsry ii'~piIal ~ P-sh. llnngrN ard lal- lrc'n
rer "n Di-ssS-s ~ Urinary organs. and diseases ui
women and chiIdr-n
~ rUE .ytLI,rsp-pr l.. J Cz-pkay ha. orrn-d
his -i,ifr fer he cure II al forns "f privttr dis
ea-e-. ,iTh ns .tphih.. c,'pwrhrS. nocturnal emf,
sionr nnI all lhr consequence, nt s,fsbns- In lhr
frr stage. " he gnaran,-r.a cure
in few ,lay. without Inconvenience tu The p1Ii-ni,
er hiiuirnnc, u' his hf-inrsa " hen "a faii-ni, by
nccrC. imprVrrr treatment, has developed the
painful swelln2s u The groln-. cers in the throat
anil Hu.-. which II not checked. destroy the snfl
,lris Hnl cau.. the bones Ia nor'iiy separate aud
awas. leaving thr sni'rrr Ohircl hidepus Ia
brhnli: when -poichs. md y mplr~ break "ui
utern the skin when hr has painful swrlliugs upon
t hpne-. when his constitution i injured Ia
prcdi-pOs,. Ia consumption Or other cnnsliiuli,1a
di-sase Tie DocjoI guarantees cure ~ n.ks moron
rrnsa;irn. IN rheumatism, chronic or iTute: IN
Dy-onicr,. Diarrhu1 he hH- snfr and clirctual
mrhics. For the treatment Of the con. Qurnct- oi
s,ltabu.e. such nocturnal emissions. ncrVou.ncs-
tifnidry h"ndache pan- In The back and limbs. with
general weakness. loss of appetite. lr-s of memory
injury tO III" sight. rstlrsSnr--. confusion ui h"a>
dislike for socr'y. and feeling ~ wrarn".S of lfr
with the nervous system ~ "Nrii"1hl~ lliai slight
noises .hork ,,r slnrtlp the patient making his rNi,t
enrr miserable. For the above mala,i-s the Doctor
will guarantee cure or ash me- compensation. lie
can be- consulted roe Of charge. and invite. MI Ia
call ~ il will co-t hem nothing. and ma, bc much
10 their advantage
Dr. h. J Cltpkav IL day recc; wing Az, licalion.
from every pari of IN. state AMI from oregon aud
Washington Territories for troItmrnt of every form
ot di.ast. md lhrr" - not on" VINO VIII c"me Tor
ward and express .-lt -nron; the contrary, The
Dr. Is in silS receipt e letters expressive "t Grni
tudr and thnnkiulnrss, some Of which are published
below by permission.
N,RysViLLE, Jun" Z, 1853.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24
MEDICAL.

from parent to child and enlaiing upon the on'rrtnS
ruined constitution. For the cnr- ot all these Tin
of disease the noct"rs gnarasI'e- cure I" a'k- ~"
conten.siion TIL. ilncor can he Consulted ~ h'-
H., r otherwise FREE 81 ehH-r. and invites al wh" are
affected to call rr0n him. "hrrr hr vii gl'r fh""
such shti fciion - hrN can ohlHi" ho "h-rr rl-r
~. room. ar. No Rnd Arhury il5N r"rn'ruf Sac
ritn..nfn srd Montgomery streets --n FrHt''c"
TIE GREATEST DlSCONE NEGf OF TIVE
AGF,-f:rrat Blrs,iiE la Mans ind -inn"c'nl hot l-
'rnt.-Dr. I. j. ~ tpkay frnphNla'cn'n, t>~h 'IS-
,ni,f1in: Av-nl "a .ur- preventative as'in'' g"n"r
rhraI aDd phiIirc di~-s AMI an unsurpassed re'r-
.,l, 'nr h The vcnrri1. srrtiulot% E1ngrrh"us 7nt
canr. runs crs &c =. discharges ifon lh' N1Gnr.
uterus anil urchra. AMI All cntre"u- rrnpli"u" aud
disease. F"r -uic ~ pr t. j C1arkH, ofh"r N
,urv Hail. cnrner M Sacrament" HiUI Montgomery
sire. t.. san Francisco. A. l"nocHi"n - % rr'N"n-
iiilNc against small poN, ," IL ir. Il ) H'lkhN9
Prnp iaccum preventative a.al1s ~Nihilliic'u ~
gnnt,r,.,I ,ll.r>r. Harmless IN I'~rli. II ros-c>s'%
lh. power of chemically dr'tr'"ue The N'phit'r ~
rus. nnd Thereby saving thousands "i Young dchlrl'-
..s frntn hsiny infected Nv The mp-i ''Hhsom" ut AL
Ii-.t-rs let no Young WAN W." nnrr'cniirs neal Il
be- without pr. tztpk1Ns rroHh'aHtcHW. VI l. TN
very CONVENIENT pucS agcs anil vii hr Found conN"n-
pntro uSr, hcug u-tr "a soap. lht d'i'asr can ''
prevented hy III" Use ot pruper "gcni- j. A- "rl M
established fl that they can h'' cured silrr lhcr
hIishtnrn The priurirlr which - now ni'tN'r'
sn, r,rognl ii. received even before the daN> of
Jruner The di ,rov"rr ot the rat c'n"nn IN l' ant
lis multiplied benefits ever since hnNe r'TrIN"d. -
hry deserved the attention oi the uI"iicil tntnlN.
II was IN unr.Iit uf this branch ot the mrdirr sci
enc that pr. IT, ]. CZapkny fortunately fnnir H." di>
covcrv of hi, rrophiHcllcum, which, Tor hr prr,"n-
lion of syphiltic. gnuorrhcnl. cnnc"r''u~aud ch1h'@
diSor .,er stands unriNaid ht any agent IN III" Phn'
na,,porn The effect 81 thus hr"nt ui'cr r"i'l"u -
immediate and the possibility ut c"nirnc-
ton at disease IT, however. the di-'sr iiu> been c"h
rnci.. ii il useful ~ nrurIiug The rui-on"u- -rtc-
tnls which, bV ah-orpiinn produce u" h"rt c'h'''-
qurrI-es known ~ secondary syphilis 1t ht- h"H
by the doctor i" many thousand cases
aud he has vet ind tie trs' IN whirh il has tll'r
-uh~cryr the purp,~r tor Which y was ahnini-tr
ed. prrr, -. Fun directions are attached lo"nch
package. In cIsr~ where Prnphi'aclicum Il u-ai n-a
curative pr |. j. Czpkrv " II furnish gralI- pr
>Crpinn f,r hi. Rlond purll,
Al communications from the country. addressed
ly to Dr. |. Cyapknl. san Francisco. viii hr strictly
and cnnfirntiaN attended tu. AMI The remedies
with the "roScst care and secrecy, Immediately di'.
patched, by Expr, other CONVEYANCE 10 their den
tiuniion
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24
HOWARD MEDICAL INSTITUTE
IL Sacramento street. next In the Pacific Mail : s.
Co.'S urce over Wines & co.'s Express Office.
SAN FRANCISCO
RCONS NUMBERS J.. AND3

IHNHIS INSTITUTION !. founded tor the cure Of
a Syphslitc and >crn!nlnus com plauis. and all
Elections 81 he Genital Organs of whatever nature,
Instituted Tor - express purpose of r. aing private
naladhs ~ the 'HsnBc'' of many medical gentlemen
who have seen with pain The impn-ituns prIciiced
hrrru for upon those Who have be. the victims nt
wing advertisements those connected with ii nre tb
nr.'W to certiin extent This means Of Introducing
!; tu public notice
Thee Hppl, ing for ady;cc viii find constantly in
itendancr Intdrtii ability Of undi-Iuled skill In this
'ln-- uf ou,plainj> and Ill be dealt with in the
in,tsi honorable and stf:dghlfTwar,l mnnner,
For the purpose ut occurring privacy 10 the most
rlicarr. vera apariu nt- are arranged that pa
i MT .lil be brought ia contact with none, but lhe
ihcP Phy -tciHn
Those applying tO this Institute will the charges
70 '-on"be. and the treatment mp rinr Ladies' and
Gentlemen who desire 10 brcom. patients without
iIug ni the Of the Institute, can be attended
4, their residences
Communication from all parts Of The country will
ne attended Ia with promplIass nnd medicines sent
If desired. by Pncl,.s tee uf TN dollar-
No Efforts will te spared 10 make the Howard Medi-
'l Institute what II purports 10 he, philauthrophe
Institute.
Consultation in English. French, Spanish and
German.
ufiicc h1Lrs from A. ". I'll 9P. n. Address.
toward Nc dirai Institute, liz Sacramento street
San Franc SEQ
ufice Physician, DR.. r sfccAfFREY
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24
Miscellany.

A TRADITION OF TIE WALNur.-
The walnut was, on its introduction in
10 Englan, called the Gaul-nut, having
been brought from France in the thir-
tcen'h century. 1t was formerly, by
hcrbalists and physicians. esteemed ex.
cecdiogly efiicaciols in diseases of the
head, because it bore what they called
the signature of the head, Ii. C. fan
cied resemblance the outer green
skin representing the pericranium, the
shell within, the skull, :nd the kernal
The brain. Towards the close of the
sixteenth century, walnuts were found
more effective thar cannon balls in the
city of Amiens which was besieged bv
the Spaniard1, then in arm To oppose
the accession of Henri Quatrc to the
throne of France. A small numter of
Spanish soldiers, disgui.ed as French
peasants, with cart l,drn with sacks
OF walnuts, came to the gate and ask
I'd admittanee to sci! ther walnuts. On
the gate being opened fer them, one of
the sacks, which was purposcly left un-
tied fell (as d"signcd) from the cart
the French guard, busying themselves
in picking up the scattered walrut.,
were attacked by the d;sgued soldiers,
then a party of Spanisrds, who had
been in ambush near at hand, rushed
forward, surpri-ed and took the town
EQUEsTRIANl>M EXrRAoRDlNARY -
a correspondent Of Life WUSir0tcd
gives the following as Il portion Of the
experience OF ii Cadet at West Point
When I came back from furiougA,
my class had ridden for a year, |, only
for week or two. No'hing daun'cd,
however, by this. and blindly trusting
to my own powers, | burkled on pair
Of spurs, bound my self securely to an
enormous sabre with u ponderous iron
scabbard, and sailed forth. Dragon
brought me q raw-boncd vicious look
ing animal, which, after some prelim-
mary difficulties, | succeeded in mount
ing.
'Trot,' Horse started, SO did |, half
off my saddle. | had n yer been taught
to keep my heels turned well out, and
accordingly my spurs went in. Horse
swent in too. Motion peculiar be
gan to snspcc 1t was loosing my bal
ance. Sabre fl out and hit the horS"
on the head, In plnngcd my spurs deep
among his ribs. Another jump SH-
bre fl W back and hit him on the flanks.
Spurs worked covulsively among his
bones, jump, thumr, spur Horse
reared, sczod his name. Kicked up
caupht his ears, and saved myself, 1t
beran to grow exciting. Finally, horse
started off. Such race ! Pulling on
,hc name had no tendency to check
his mad career. Rather seemed to ir-
ritate him. Had good hold with the
spurs, but did not consider myself per-
fectlv safe. Sabre few up and hit m
in the face. Blind for moment, and
heard something drop. Looking up
into the saddle and saw ] WAS not
there. Concluded it must be me on the
ground. Horse standing near eating
grass and looking at me wi h qul
twinkle in his eye, adding insult to
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24
FERRY NCcACA

NTOTlGE is hereby given that tn urdersgnc
~ will apply Ia The '"arl Of supervisors ia "nc
for 3ulis County. ~ thrir urN rcgrltr tne'iug fur
License run Ferry and Rrge acr''>s he Nin lie
Fork of Feather River a lev rris ab"y' he lnctl,
of the Nurth ,ork of sad rv'
SYI.NES1Et p. SAVAGE
RidwriL Ar 8. 1850. nnt6r
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24

LAptrs RIGGING.-Lndies who wea r
hoops are k ndIy advised by the Bel
lows Falls Argus, 'to look to their rig
ging.' A few days ago the editor oh
served lady sweeping along with the
air of a queen, with about two feet OF
whaleb ne sticking out b"hind
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

yENuE cor NRrNERS hhee'nforr existing be-
n tween The Undersigned MS di-. lived b; mn.
tunl consent on Ih. Slh ~ september. lS56
The partnership business viii hr settled hv y. y
BiVon x C, , nj Churitls - ENlN.
D. ROGrRS.
Ishorley'S Uuuch. sent - fSf6 80 ~,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24

BD~ The population of The United
States in 1855 was 27, 1897, and
the tai veal h nearly pine blllions of
dollars. In 1850, The popnl'tion was
23,325 ia, and the wealth six bill ons
of dollars The population of the
Western States increases nearly "a ra-
pidly as California while the terrific
rics run far ahead of us.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24
PROBATE NO ice

A II. pers N n lIng eiaims gan>I tn estate a
~ Victof I.tudtefe. deceased, ln,e nf Butt c'u.tS
are hereby notified to 'r'seot them with proprr
vouchers 'hr undersigned Within ten In""ih- rom
this date, or be forever barred.
r nlRARr.
Public Administrator Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24

re-. An eminent painter, was once
asked what he mixed hi paints with
IN order to produce so extrao 'dlnary an
effect Il mix them with bians, sir,
was the smart answer.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24

nsy~ A lady had a iovoriic lp-dog,
which she cal ID Perch nee. a singu-
lar name,' said somebody, for b i
full pet, madam. Where did y'u fiat 1t !
.Oh,' drawled she, 1T WIS na"ed fro II
Byron's dog. You rene "ber whore he
saws 'Perchance, my dog will howl
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24

OurzztxG A SpoxGE.-'Good morn
inr. sir. want to speak to Non.'
i can't stop, I'm IN hurry
I'm sorry for that, SIR. | have a
scheme which will put something INTO
your nockct''
ooh. ves-your hand y
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24
l. EGAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPER
NlSORS IN AND FOR BUTTE
COUNTY, AUGUST TERN, A,
ID. 1876.
EIpwELL, August l3 1856
In the matter Of the Dirisi0n Of Butte
country into NUperr,s0r districts.
1T Is ORUEHED by tha Board that from and nfle
a the date hereof. the boundaries aud numbers oi
he supervisor Districts for Butte County shall be ns
follows, ioMi':
DISTRICT NO. |
Shall he composed oi and embrace the Townships OF
Oro, Nyandolte lidw"'i md Mountain Spring.
DISTRICT NO. 2
shall be composed o anu embrace the townships OF
Hamilton Eureka and Ophir.
DISTRICT NO. 3
shall he composed of and embrace the Townships oi
ore on and ken>hew and Chico.
Attest; a true copy MILES CIlAPiN.
clerk of Board Of Supervisors.
Rv VI VI DARRACH. Deyuty.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24

= DR. j. l.. CZ,PKAY The gentleman who's"
forms the caption of Ibis notice. Is one ut h'
few modern phl siclAnS who's" nppCatt n 10 ms pro-
fr.son and devotion to the afflicted, render him alike
An ornament iO t'e one aud benefit to th" other 4
hungarian hN birth. he sought wuh ktsSuih Ia paC"
his country among the nations of the earth h'kund
III" oppt"sSur's rule. that hsr might rejoice IN
'hc prHc'ic" Of those pr"rpts which nrr alike our
glrry and PRIDE In his .tfuri- tn do. he has
r"n;cd the reward II Intellectual resistance Ia Upprt>
sion, aud ~ hUnr and county, kn'" him nn more
Apart. howlvtr, from his cnims upon our consider.
a!ion as palrot IN" tcsIimrnnl~ ot ch1rncicr Hnd
capacity which n" brings cniiile him L. public ruuf>
d"nC". 10 the exclusion o these Who possess her
the one or The other. ~ Il gentleman his character
- unarni-hcd phN >"iin, h- -kill unsurpassed:
and I" those who's" imprIi"ncc has lett upon them
The talns Oi ds,a-c, We can cOn,C"uiiuu.N commend
him with the Insurance that in him they viii 'nd "a
friend whom 10 know il great gain. Tho Dr. office
- No. 3 and Armorv Hall corner Of Sacramento
aud Montgomery streets. san Francisco,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24
IT,, D,,r,rs or NoTuru-Ry

The DUTIES OF A MoTHER.-By
the quiet freside of home, the true
mother, in the midst of her children,
is sowing in vase Of earth the seeds
of plants that shall some time give
to Heaven the fragrance Of their bios
SONS, and whose fruit be as rosary
of angelic deeds. the noblest offering
that she can make through the ever
ascending and expanding souls Of her
children to her Maker. Every word
that she utters goes from heart to
heart with power of which she little
dreams. Philosophers tell us in their
speculations that We cannot lift a
finger without moving the distant
spheres. Solemn is the thought, but
not more solemn TO the Christian
mother than the thought that every
word which falls from her lips, every
expression of her countcnancc,e even in
the sheltered walk and retirement,
may leave an indelibIc impression
upon the young souls around her, and
form, as it were, the undcrling strain
of that education which peoples hcav.
en- with that celestial being, and gives
to the white brow of the angel next
to the grace of God its crown Of glo-
ry.
How TO PRoLoNG LrFE.--For
many years there prevailed i'll China
an extraordinary superstition and be-
lief that the secret sect of Tao had
discovered an elixir which bestowed
Immortality. No less than three
Empcrors died after swallowing a
drink presented to them by the eu-
nuchs of the palace, as the draught
that was to confer never ending life.
''Thc best method of proIonglng life,
and of making life happy" said q
wise Mandarin to one Of these infat-
uated princes, sis to control your APP
pctites, sabduc your passions, and
practice virtucl Most of your pre-
dccessors, O, Emperor, would have
lived to see a good old age had they
followed the advice which | give
you!"
re9- Truth is open, undisguised; cr-
ror ~kulkS about in sink .ho cs.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SIT
PERVISORS, IN AND FOR
BUTTE COUNTY - AUGUST
TERN, A. ID 1876.

BUTTE COUNTY - AUGUST
TERN, A. ID 1876.
BIpwELL, august 18Th, 1856.
In the M'tter of Ike Djrision of Ophir
TownSbip iuto School Districts.
TT 8 ORDERED ny THE ROARD-That Ophi,
Z Township be and hereby is divided into Schoo
Districts a. FOIL w. Ia wit:
DISTRICT NO |.
Con mencing at Oliver Murray house. on The bank
IF Feather river. tn nee no IA Ravire or Slough, IL
Dry Creek. thence no Dry Creek. taking The right
hand fork ef sad Creek until the line strikes the line
Of Bidwell Township
DISTRICT NO =.
Commencing AT oliver Nurray's house. on the bank
~ Feather river thence running in str light lue by
aud nrin Ing the Prairie House, "n II strikes the
Wvnndore Township line. thence down the line o
District No.. t" m" place ot hrlinnng.
DISTRICT NO 3.
Shall embrace an IN r. tr Ter Of 0phir Town
ship M, incul"i in either Of The first two districts,
Attest: II true copy. NlI.E~ HN|IN,
clerk of BoAri of Supervisors
By VI Il. D,RRACH, Deputy
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24
To DIR. II. Hc.nlmnnn. Conner Jnck.on and

To Dr. Ia. firlhlnnhn, Corner jackson ana
Montgomery streets, san Nranrisco --pcnr Sir:-i
il with Measure that notice the unhnundtd slr-
Gees whch has attended you in your practice since
ynur residence in his state. over seven year.
The good You have done and the skill yuu hav"ct"r
ciSt' IN the cures thrt com" under our Observation
m1kr II duly to let IL be known o tn" world and
more rarl,culnrl, ,o those snfring with di.rase
NoNt Of ~ we'll acquainted with Nou whilst YOU
rrsIcd nj Mormon Island. and witnessed there
remarkable cures which tou effected ON patients
whose Cas,. were pronounced hopeless bv eminent
phy oi"ian~ We have nlSo seen what Aon have done
for some uf our friends now residing nj COnma and
Placrrvillr, who after much pesIItsinn and Induce
mcnis on pIrt. consented Ia "Onnd 80" tuu, when
hey had almost de- paired oi their lives They did 50
and returned. and orenrw living hale md hearty men;
and read r. if ihis notice should reach Your eve nnd
vnu afflicted. tai" "our advice and 90 10 DR. HEM
MANN. aud Won viii never regret il.
Dear po't r. receive with our most henry wiihes
for your fuur" welfare the assurance that We believe
yun to he one Of most talented and experienced
physicnns in th" state.
FRtpERlCN IAuYNAsS.
(prOp'r Miners Hotel
JACOB NIsNLENAsS, fGreenwoOd Valley
tp'r treenwo II Brewery,
JoHS GEORGE,
ADJUST IiAHNE,
JosEPH WIIIMASN, |c,
CHAHLFs GIss.
+ H'.,t ,;t;, cr5s T5%Pi. f:dcra'" Sf '%% rne.r.
JgiS BUCHLER,
A. II. WALKER. FL Dorado Slide.
q. IRoIcKK. firm of f.. Poppe COS Oroville.
JOsEPH GLAvEL. Auburn.
CHARLES KssrELLI. Spanish Dry Dggings
bESsINGER. (prop'r Of brdse) Condemned Bar.
G. WoLLER, Sacramento,
X. fIsT:GER, do
O. RESArD, do
CAPT flIsD, Michigan Blufrs.
CART. +. : MUMVoHp. Mormon Island
HESRY TRUEL, ORepublicm i"nse,) jackson.
This testimonial was not solicited 10y DR. Ieini
mann. ang 7cm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24

HDRlvATE Medical Ohce-iIundrcds OF those who
have contracted disease are disadponed of n
cure by not callin. on Dr. Young az nr-t lie will
forfeit any sum if he fails to cure cns" that may
come under his care. ne matter how long standing or
affecting. such ulcers. umors. nol">. punches.
pmples the fac and body. pans in the bones and
oins wakeinlnpss. trembling. copper cUored sores.
wasting of the homes emacatiOn. loss of appetite,
strength ond flesh. in the aud ears loss oi
hair weak ewes itching humors. K Many prrscns
after heing relieved 81 all extern Il appearances of
private disease suppose themselves cured brt after
"A few months find they are troubled with various
symptoms which they never had before. and which
rhev find 1t impossible 10 relieve. To all who are NJ.
ncied in this way. Dr. Young would p'riculnrly rec
omnend trial of his skill The symptoms win which
Won are troubled caused by aiutS IN The blood.
which sooner or later will destroy our health aud hap
piness Nc person who has ever had IN attack {" any
private cntnplnu should not fa tO consult DIR. Young
and take n few bottles of his nvaluahie purifying
medicine. they can rest assured ~ he'r Din"' ls
In perfectly pur" and hcnihy condill'h ana lhht
every trace, of disease fs removed from ~" system.
Rercn cured in srom wo I" five DAYS without
hange Of diet or hindrance from hn>.nr,S, "r n" lee
Office corner Montgomery and California streets,
opposite Wells, Fargo cos Office hours from @
A. NJ, 10 7. NJ
Marysuille June 10th 1855
uNp G. yo,rNC-ur,e AZ SIR :-Plca.c send me
~ some of the medicines you pre.cr bed IN my
case ! have n friend here VII" l. troubled "Nncii>
'he same wnY that was. lir has ugh'E "nl'>l"l-.
ringing aci-. in his head weak back. - of memory
nd II gcnerall, drlilta,rd le j. dt>courng q Hnd
ha. not cunfdcnre ,uough I" enall" him to coll 7hd
.ee you I told him how WIS and that nv irirn'~
N sad wu- ia c,nsHn ptlOr. and 'lrd r'nr- IN mere
,ve me nm and advised IN, to - home to die. but
,nsie,d ~ gniug hnmr called upon YOU and here
IN as we'll "a ANY of h"an. nnd Likely - 1--we n long
line V,i wi Il sirenh enough ' work WIN ne strong
~ or them Doctor | vii sea- ouc Ia Nou ia
lnoks tn me as though h. need pf~icin " >ha
not he m, tnu if my dt-s for want OF m'Tiic2l
ir.HjInrut ! will o all can t. keep the afflicted
way from ihnse pests of -"cies y"lcpt prn'e~-'r'
,d hi.h sounding titled men who, If The f'c'S were
Snnwu nr,. men who l-i Ihir c"nV'rv for bcir c"i"-
r,'s goud Putlis this letter. doctor, u Nou "'Sh
nj hon ,i IN use that hunibu@g"i me may
,,.e II and sl.s,, bad fir one night.
Truly YOURS "fp. pAN I'7'N-
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-24
DIR. TIEINIMANN S

M,RysvIILg, Jun" =, 1855.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-14
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

In the House, on Saturday, after we went
to press, Mr.. Richardson concluded his reply
to Mr.. Zollicoffers queries, which were next
replied to sertattm by Messrs. Banks and
Fuller.
Mr.. Pennington, not considering himself a
candidate at that time, when asked by Mr.. III.
Marshall also to reply to them, declined at
the same time stating his willingness so to do
if, in the course of the contest, his name
should come prominently before the House as
one Of the contestants for the Speakership.
Other queries were subsequently, submitted
to the three candidates one series by Mr..
Bingham, another by Mr.. Boyce, and a third
by Mr.. Barksdale, all Of which were replied
to by Mr.. Richardson, and, in part, by Mr..
Banks and Mr.. Fuller. Finally, the 10Sth
vote for q Speaker was taken with the follow
ing result, viz:
Whole number of votes given, 207; neces-
sary to a choice, I04.
Mr.. Richardson received SO, Banks "a, Full
Ter a. Pennington z, scattering 8.
There having been no election, the House
adjourned. ed.