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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05
MEDICAL.

FROM p.r.ur tn chh, aHi euiH'ng apnn the offspring
ruturl constitution tortne cIrr ut 1jl fh"-r f'rln~
OF d.-r9-" tbe doctors araI'"cs % cure ~ ''k~ nn
Conpti-t''un Tn" doctor can hr c.h~hitrt ~ hl-
Ter ar ufhrvyi f.' ut chart and invites all Wh" an
afl t,d tr c'l upon hun where hr VIZ give thrm
,Bch ~at fiction - 'h', r'u "hiHl "" "f ~ 'l~'-
IA room. 700. NJ Hni Nruor, lloll r"rn'r"t sac
rim"n''H"l N."fa"n"rN S.r"ti~ san Fran''>'"
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF TIE
'GE'--';i,.tt ~ s-nc tn Nmknd '--lnu"'rn' hW P"-
'"ut'-nf. T. J.. Cz pkN'~ rrnr'N'a''icnm t'''i Dr.
,ufrr'nr Ncsu'.i u-Hr- preventative Hg4 4il~i nrr
rh"* tend =, phiir'" d'~'as'- ml1o nn~rtt~~d rom
,rl, for 80 tuc NcNrr,a ~cr"nl"u> eu-rvn"ns 7'd
tilrt POTTS ucr~ tr id discharges uuut tho wanna.
u'c5u- aul rr,Hhr ant 'li cuDu'oI- tr sV''"u> Hn
.di,ct..> Iur ,alr ~ pr I.l ClHuke, = oerr. N
nrurt HAN. tovurr of ~tcuim 'u'p amt Montgomery
>5fr l., ~ap lrin.j-ru A. tt't"cut'h Is % ptrN"n-
tllNr r-~,.n-j small "'N. =" - lr l. j l1pkn>
I'ru: ja,,cu'u "a prevent .tt,r"y '- e'lHiliCalHnl
-r,rl h.~l dl-,.>", iittno-> n l's.i.. possesses
the power # chrlu "llN tt>'rNiu- 'r ~Nrh'hic VI
rll. and th.r L> ug thul.4t~ ul puug dchaurIi-
o.- from rrlut iu,'cd t, 49,. mos Ir'h-"Hr 81 .il
ti~tl,rs I,f 900 yu'ny rtu hu aprr-, iute~ hv1l h
he Wulrn' rr. tIai kit's "rouh'l1""' nm. It l>ln
very tnH, Ii-u il. kt-'- aHd NiH hr NHi cnufFhi-
tu''fO n-r being u~cl Hs ,uHp. Ih disease can 10"
prr,.. pI hN ia a. 'rtp.r acrui~. l. - wen ma
,-anI.hod t,c a. taat lhy can 'c cured after ih"r
establishment. The prnrpi" W'Irh no" uni'"r-
s.t rrcu!uJcl. received even DF"f' 'hr d'Ns ot
lcpnrr RE lis over ot the t'c'n'"n ~ l". and
l's multiplied hcn'l,~ ever sinH' hnNr r'r.N'd. -
they deserved. tive attention al lh"Wdtrni rrlliN.
IL W. IN pnr.'uj at thl> hrlirh 90 ih' medical sci
cncc thaI Dr. l.. J. t,1lkaN tnrtlnrrlN W'dr the DIS
cover, ut hi. rropiiWc'lcum, Winch. for ~" prrt"u-
non 81 ~NphIC. .o,uurrhtl cancer Utupb cutHn"'uS
Gl~ur.tlr stands uIrt> >u'd Us uuN HGcui lu ll" la-
lnlr"D,,;l. 1h. effect II thi~ og.u ni1rr c"'"hts
lmiuc.h7tr uud removes ne possibility of "a c"urHr-
lInn uf di~,i4, IT, however tho ii~~, has been con
irtClrd useful VA uruirag.ug the "o'" upu~ sccrr-
tinI~ which, by sl~Orpun. produce the hortIl ron~t-
Qnrn~r~ Known ~ secondary syphilis II h7s been
administered b, TIA" Doctor ~ MANY thousand ca>"-.
and he has u tini th' Gr-t iu hrh o. has fulrt
Ia suh>rrlr NE purru~ taT Whch - wH~ administers
~ | "a a
lnckagr. Ia cases wltcr. rr'uharicum - used n n
curative. rr l. J. CWpkN va furnish Gr,lts a pre-
~crjp'iou fpr li~ Blood Pur,tr.
An communications from the country, addressed
Is r. DR. C2t Hr. = u Francisco. viii 70" strictly
and corNl.n'rlih a'I"udod IT,, and 90" comedies
with tn" pr.''c~' rprr aud seer cN, mmrilairl dis
u'chd 10y Express or other convey aHcc 10 Ih,lr des-
tinatiun.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05

=" DR.. j l.. CZAPKAY The gentleman whose
forms ihc caption Of his notice. Is ON" nl t'
few modern physicians Whu~r application a. his pro-
fssinn and devotion o tho afflicted. rtut"r INN ulk'
an ornaurn' tu t't one and q hcurii - HE oihcr
Hungarian bN birth. be- Nuu"hi with kossuh 4" paC"
his among the nations ol thc c9rth beyond
the Opprrs~ur'+ ru'c HAT her ms mf@h rejoice IN
the prac ice of 'hu>c prrrvpt~ which Hrr ul;h" our
glurl ubl Our pr'r. I'm Ms Efforts 50 t. do, hr has
rra,d the reward 1T uc'fciuHt r'-'nurc to Upprce-
sion. and ~ hour uud country know hu no more"
tpprt how YER. from hl~ claims upon our consider
aiuu patriot. ti, t'>t,DlH uHiS ut character and
cltacifv wich ~ Lru.'- tufi'lr him Ia puhlc CuuN>
drucr lo the exclusion hu>t. WHO po-.c-s neither
th,. one or the other " gentleman his character
is uifurui~hrl: physician, hts "klt unsurpassed:
and to iho~,. whose iupru lruc' haS lct upon them
iI, tau's uf disease, 80 tan ulr}-f coumcui
h'm with the assurance ihHt ~ him th"} Wlii ud
friend whom 10 know j. great gIu Tho l)r. : office
j. NJ. and Artu"rv Hall corner uf Sacramento
aul Montgomery streets. san francisco.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05
CABINET SHOP.
JOHN DOLBHRGH.

NNOULn Respectfully irfirm the citizens of fid-
w well and vicinity thai hr j. p-ppaled Ia do all
kinds 0f work in h1 line uf business in n work man
ike manner. with dcsnlirh and nn reasonable terms
'Hving always on hand Largo assortment oi dry
ia .ber he is ready make 10 order. Doors win Tow
Sash, Tables, Rockers. 40 All kinds oi Cabinet
work. aaiin fact anything apDerain'ng 10 his bu-i-
ness. Billiard Tables ST and repaired. shop no
CT aries treet, below Hcss Lare0nb's Brick Store
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05
Miscellany.

Influence OF WATER on LEAD
The results Of the experiments mad
by Prof. Horsford, of Camb .idLe. as TO
The acton Of water on lead, i, that
neither dry sir, or water freed OF air,
have any cxioiaing influence on lead /;
tii&t metal being acted upon propoFtlon-
ri to the amoun Of Tree oxygen IN snIu
tlon: that the nltrates are plrtlalIN
reduced by Lad, and that both they
and the chlorilcs facilitate the solution
of the plumbc coating formed III SIR
yics pi pea, that the presence OF ant
malcu'1 or vegetable ma't'r does not
Jmpart corrosive properties to water !,
and moreover the csc Ipe of gns and
a'r is prompted by thr pressure of in
soluabe organic matter, whilst that
portion Of the latter which may be IN
solution consumes the dissolved oxygen
and reduces the nllrates. Organic
IN ,tter, therefore, rath impalrs the
solvent action Of water upon lead.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05

ye>IIIS 1nyanable Specific first introduced INTO
Il Pisa sont h!ly years SINE soon hechinr 80 wen
known ~ crt;,n cure that IN every town and tllF
not ON, on the Continent, but in Great Britain thc
demand soY 1t great. lis merits s. astounding,
that IN Ies~ lhan yNaY rom IT. introduction It had
-lpplaned all Other remedies The hehichI Faculty
of Inc principal cities uf Europe were compelled lC
acknoWlcdgr lis wonderful mastery over disease. Pro
prirors 81 other medicine, Jealous OF IT'S sway Nany
nndeayu red to stay its onward progress Like grass
before. the mower their Efforts fell 10 uie ground aud
like ir,. on the prairirs sweeping all before it. it, on
wari mayh became trumnlaut 1t stood form upon
lts own merits II discerning papilc SAW. trl"d and
were con vincrd of its magical virtues. The mas~V"
iortane acquired 10y Dr. Inrcm from the saic Of II
dur.Irg the years b" prepared thpne bore witness
to its miraculous tHs. Al the .tccase nt the lDoct
the recipe was b,s,Ahed to his son, who has lately
int rluced the reIsss.y into the United Staic'. The
nuLaber of cures ii has already made are astonishing
Thou>nnds and tens ~ thousands con bear testimony
to ~ efficacy.
Az who use IT, 1t sill cure with y safety. speed and
certainty no other medicine has cv,T possessed
Resort 10 no Qiack No-lrum-, I 80 Il remedy that
has been tried for the past fit! years and vas never
known 10 fat
This Great Remedy is warranted purely yegeablci
BeSarr of Cuunterfels. The extensive sal" OF this
wonderful medicine has alrc:Siy caused some person
persons. 10 palm of upon :hr un"p+p""linr s9l-
rorls compound. closely resembling the original BE
particular 10 buy none without the written signature
of A. Parcira, v. ID ON lhe outside wrapper OF each
bottle. All others are counterfeit, and theIr com
pomsiers will be punished with the umorst riger Of
tlts, law
tr..e. Three dollars per bottle For sale by D. Bah
cock, sol" Agent Tor California, Oregon ani The sand
wich Islands, to whom all orders must be addressed.
4 liberal disc 'nnt made u wholesale dealers.
ID. BABCOCk.
Wholesale Druggist, u Davis street,
san Francisco.
List OF Agents through ut the State. RICE Ofiin *
Co. Druggist. Marysvilie; X. X Slarh"ealher, Ciiy
Drug Srre stockton W. II Brnrer, Sonora Benz
|hurtleff Shasta; child Il Wor,hen. placervllle
Just.n Gates, Jr. Sacrinento CITY: ID. K. w. Carr,
DowBieville DIR. John Lark Nevada; DR.. w II.
Gaiiiei, Yreka, DR.. h. Winston, isos ANGLER;
Thomas Whaley, San Diego; Geo l.. story, Por'Ia
10. T.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05

A KEEN REPLY -Jchh Wesley. in
r considerable party, had been main
tainiug with great carnestncss the doc
trine, Vor Pop0H, Vot Die, against his
sister, whose talents were not unwor-
thy Of the family to which She b long
cd. at last the prcachr, to put an end
10 the controversy, put his argument
in the shape Of diclum, and said: Il
tell you, sister, the voice Of the people
j. the voice Of God" " es," she re-
piled mildly, cit cried, cruelty him,
cruelty him" \ more admirable an
swer perhaps was never given.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05
HESS s. LAHCOMBS.

New BRtCK FIRE PRo0F STORE IN DID
WELL.
YNNHE Subscribers would announce 10 the'r lriehds
u and ratrnuS thai their Ruck FIRE fro"t H'ore
"a the old corner i filet with general assessment
of Groceries. Provisions, Fruits, Liquors, h'hinV
Tools SC sc the best aud cheapest ever offered "
iuwR One Il firm ia constantly empioSeo w
Fan Franciscoi in the purchase of goods ana ~ We
purchase for cash alone believe that We can sell goods
chcapex than any dealers in this market Persons
Assiroas TO purchase anything In our line, wond 90
vcll 10 giye Us acali, as we are enabled 70 supply
shem ON As Nayorlnls terms as the Marysve trade
BidyeL Jsjy 1856. HESS LAHCoMD'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05

MINT STATISTICS Fer AUGUST, 1886.
-Gro.s weight after melting, l22, l4l
ounces; value Of the gold, s. 24l ,7S5
81; value of silver cantalned in the
gold, Sl4.G73 43; value of deposit,
s., 237,383 y; paid in gold coin, ST.
730,7 100 10; paid in gold bars, $780,
766 G3.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05
DR.. p AREIR AS
GRAFT ITALIAN REMEDY

For the certain and speedy cure of dis
cases Of IA private nature, no matter
how long standing, without any IN
furious ctfkot to the system or ary
change Of diet. 1t has never failed,
it canno. fail to cure.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05

TIE New York HERALD.--The
PennMlrane1n states that the New
York Hcra}d has lost one thousand sub
scribers in Philadelphia since 1T came
for Fremont.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05

TIE CRAYoN PHoroGRAPH.--Thr
crayon photographs m.v be made by
the following proc IS Take a daguer
~eotype image on prepared plate, as
usual, carefully marking the end of the
plate on which the head is produced
Remove tho Plate from the holder be-
lore mcrcurlalizing, and place it upon
sheet Of glass thus prepared: cut a
piece Of thin plate glass to the size OF
tho dagrcrreotype, and afiiy to on"
side, with gum, a thin oval piece Of
biackencd zinc, so that the centre OF
the oval shall correspond with tn c"n
ire of the inagc upon the plate. llav-
ing c,rcfully placed the glass, thus pre-
pared, with the centre Of the zinc disc
upon the centre Of the image, expose
the whole TO daylight 70: twenty secs
onds. The action of the light will obi.
terato all traces OF the image from eve
~ part of the plate, except that cover
ed with tho blackened zinc. The thick
ness Of the grass will also cause the ac-
ton to be rcrracted under the edge of
the zinc disc, and will soften tlnto the
dark parts. Mercnrialzc the plate as
usual, the image will be found with a
halo of light around it, gradually soft
cning into the background.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05

EDRiVATC Medical Oiicr-lIundrcds Of those who
nave contracted disease are disadpuntcd of a
cure hv not calling on Dr. Young at dr>t lie VIII
forfeit any if he fails 10 cure any ciN' That may
ccmc under his care ne matter how long standing or
anlicing such n ulcers, tInorS. NODES, punches,
pmpes on the face ana body, pains IN the bones and
nins wnkefulncss, trembling. copper culOred sores.
wasting of the bones. cnucaliun, loss of appetite.
strength oud flesh sores IN the nose and ears loss 81
hair weak eyes itching humors, y Many persons
after being r,IicVnd Cf all extern Il appearances OF
private disease suppose themselves cured but after
n few months find they are troubled with various
symptoms which they never had before, and which
they find ii impossible TO relieve 10 all who are al
0cted in tins way, DF Young would p1rilculnrly rec
ommend trial OF his skill The symptoms with which
Won are troubled ar caused 10y taInts III the blood,
which sooner or later will destroy our health and hap
pincss Ne person who has ever had an attack OF any
private com paiut should not fail to consult Dr Young
and take a few bottles of his invaluabe purifying
medicine they can rest assured lhlt helr blood IS
In perfectly pure and healthy Condtien' ana that
every trace of disease f. removed from the system.
Recent cases cured in srOm Two To five dnvS without
change of diet or hindrance from business or no Zee
DIR j & YOUNG.
Office corner Montgomery and California streets
opposite Wells, Fargo cos. Onice hours from
a. NJ, tOS L. NJ
Marysuille, June 10th 1850
uNR C. YOUNG-nE>R tR:-PIcase send me
~ some Of the medicines YOU prescr bed IN my
case. ! have friend here who is troubled in exactly
The same way that was. He has nightly emissions.
ringing acse in his head weak back, lrss of memory,
and is generally debaicd he i discouraged AMI
has not confidence enOngh To enable him to call and
see YOU | told him how was aud that INV friends
all said WAS in consump pton. and the doctors M here
gav, me up aud advised me Ia % home To die, but
instead cf goin- home called "pon So', ani here
am as well any Of them. and likely 10 live long
time vet wifi srnth enough Ia work with the strong
est of them. Doctor Will s~n every one o you that
looks 10 me though he needed physician II shall
not be my fault if any one dies for want Of medical
treatment I viii do all can t. keep the afflicted
away from those pests OF society yelcpt professors
and high snuudia,c titled men. who, if the facts
known are men who left heir conntry for their coun-
try's good Puhlis this letter, doctor. if you wish.
and hone some of those that h0mbugged me, may
see ii and sleep bad f1r one night
Truly yours GEO. DAVIDSON.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05

RLANKs -EveIy description Of Sus!ics's 81 IKE
- fOI sale athis Office
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05
JOSEPH RATI.
SAcRAMExTo. May l5. l1jj.

Dear Sir-Such is the thankfuneSs | feel for the
preservation OF my health 81 both bnIy and mud,
and believe OF nay lite that hope VIII not be con
sirr,d intrusive IN rendering my thanklli hckn"Wl-
Judgments tor restoring me To bca!lh, and making my
It,. "A boon worth pres crNing, when hal brcolnr
burthru too great for me To bear. |ie;m a. Wa To
wee that had Undermined my constitution aud dcNcl-
onrd "A train Of nervous symptoms such ~ nervous
drbli:y headache, distressing undIlN, s"i"ll>rh>l,
DIZZINESS love of solitude loss ot memory and want
of resolution. besides a loss of strength and "irr-y,
which made my waking moments wrelchtd abi my
sleep uurelre,hag and was last bringing IN" to the
grave bat thanks 20 your skill am restored to health
yicor. aud energy Hoping to cud-"hers whrFe they
may iud relief You have my permission t" make tins
public. LEONARD A'fE'
TO Dr. l.. J. C2apiay San Francisco,
rS" Spcrmaiorrhrii. or local weakness nervn1S de-
hillV low spirits, la~>itudt, wrakneSs n The lambs
and hack nil~pu~ilion and calltblIIty tor labor and
study dulln-~ at apprehension, loss OF memory, aver
sion 10 society," love of solitude tlniiity, s'dlsiruSl.
dizziness hpaduChc Involuntary discharges pans IN
the ie affections Of the eyes pimpeo ON ia" tacc
sexual -nd other iuHrmities IN man, are cured with
ou tlh by hp Justly celebrated physician and surgeon
l. Czankay. His method o curing Diseases Is new.
Hnkuow "A to others and hence the great success All
consultations. by letter or otherwise free Address
l.. J. Czapkay, VI D., san Francisco, Caliiornla
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05
SYPHILIS AND GONORRHEA.-Dr l.

J. Clapkay would ask especial attention to sypbic
and gonurrhea diseases. Ia the first stages of either
of these complaints he guarantees perfect and efcc
tIa cure IN few days, without hndrance 10 business
or the slightest Inconvenience. The Doctors method
Of treating Them combines all the latest Improvements
by the medical faculty. with discoveries made by hun
self NOR. effective than any hing vet known. which
secnres the patient from ia" possibility OF secondary
SYMPTOMS ar trmoy tue disease ia the shortest POS
sDirtne. Secondary syphilis which appears IN con
sequence of The ABSORPTION of the poison into the
tenn and producrs Rubo's, ulcrriions IN the throat
and nose. Which destroy the snl parts and cause he
bones mGrtify. separat. and come away dt-tgurng
the patient horribly Nodes ar painful swellings on
the bones sploohes upon the skin, cases Of which the
DocIors daily IN his ofic' AMI which are the result
of improper treatment Also, ulcers, sores and PIN
pies. and injuries TO the constitution, which after
long period of suffering destroy life twill also he re-
membered thai these disorders hereditary passing
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05
To ruC LADIES OF CALIFORNIA.

Or. l. J Czapkay late lnthe Hungarian Revolu-
tionarv War, Chir Physician 10 the 2olh Regiment OF
iIonvcds, ChhI surgeon to th" Military Hospital ol
Pp,th Hungary, and late Lecturer on diseases of ur
nary urvauS and az .tl-e- %, women and children.
vitps the attention ri the sick and afflicted females,
lahorng under amy o the various forms of Diseases OF
me BRAN lung =. heart, stomach. liver. womb. blood
kidneys aud tl diseases peculiar TO their sex. The
Doctor il rE.tinI more cures than any other Physi-
clan in the sac Of Caitnrna. let no false decacy
prevent YOU, bat apply Immediately. and save your
selves rnun painful suffrrings and premature death
All marri,S ladies whose delicate health other cir
cum,tanccS dn not allow to have an increase IN their
families. ,hoh!d call at Dr. !" j Cznpkays Medical In.
sutuir, Armoy linil' corner Sacramento and Mont
relief and help. The Doctors offices are 81 arranged
that ht can hc consulted without the fear of moesa
ton If desired, nr c. will visit the ladies' ut their
re-idenses All consultations by letter or oh"rwi,'.
free Address 10 Bf il. j Czdpkdy, Medical im-tU-,
Armory Hall, corner Sacramento and Montgomery
streets, :. +.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05
DR.. VI. i.IlEININANN
Corner Of Kcarncy aud Pacific streets,


san Francisco.
Tl show tc The satisfaction Of al HAT hr llrini
mann rs - 'hornusly elucatrd, practical and cNper-
.lirtl ul' SIC a, aul surgeon. the following from his
u.uitrDu, i..luunuiI~ are submitted 10 The pnblic
Naucs are Supprc~-to bHt the authors are at amy
time y 70 pr1cliu their truth and aathci,hcu!
before ie world.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-05
Proprietor ofrhr Miners llolrl
Tc Or. ncinimann, san Francisco

Having stydied m"dicne myself At the Inivrrsii! OF
Tavin u Italy, suppu~c | know cuough To hr be-
licvrl when declare hereby that You are the best
phy>ician ever met with in Caio-nia. This dccla
ration is founded on what have seen you do and
heard from everybody when rc~id I'd at Mormon L.
land | know OF many persons 70 whom Non have
saved life anl limbs after they hHd bceu completely
given up by others. aud who will Mt any time come
forward and testify to HE truth ol This. aud Ia your
science Wishing YOU for The future, the same sue
which has attended you thus far. remain truly
yours, I. IA.
To Or. Iletnimann, san Francisco
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-04-03
LEATHER AND FINDING

yp,HE sub.'crbcr respectfully invites the q.
Il ention of dealers and others, to his large
and wellseiected stock of Leather and Fine
ings, which is Ike pt INSTANTLY fresh by repeated
drafts upon tt msnufaC Cturers of this county
and of Eurcr snd which is made up in par,
of the following articles, viz The best Oak
and Red Sole ; Slaughter, Skirnng and Damag.
ed do. Harness, Bride, Band anu welt Leath-
er; Thong and Lacing do. Wax Upper, Boot
Grain, Buff and Split do; City Slaug, k'Ps
salted and Collar do. City, Country, French
and Patent Calf Skins; Boot Leg Moroccos'
Buck Skins, Pad skins Chamois, ,and Moroccos;
Bindings and Linings of almost every descrip-
ton; Shoe Thread, Patent Thread, Silk, Boot
Cord, Lace, aud Silk and Union Gallons
Black and Colored English Lasting, Worsted
Uppers, and Crmped Fronts and foo,inge; Avis
Tacks, Needles, Eyelet and Crmping Machines
and Eyelets; Steel, Iron, Copper and Zinc Nails,
Files, Rasps, Knives; Rubbers, Pegs, Br,stes;
and Boot Web; Hammers, Boot and Shoe Trees,
Lasts, Crimps, Clamps, Handles Gum, Color,
Cod Liver and Tanners Oil; Shoe Tools and
Curriers' Tools Of all kinds, ready for use, be-
sides many other articles not enumerated above,
all of which will be sele at the lowest market
rates, by JOHN WHITE,
Importer and Dealer, 497 Market Street,
Above 18th, Philadelphia
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-04-03
List Of Causes for Trial at
MaY Term. 1856.

/. Pe!ei Melick et al. Us. Samuel F. Head
ley et al.
Q A. B. Hllliard Us. Daniel Sponenberg.
8. William b. Peerma1 Us. George Paint.
er and ais wife.
a. George Omen U.s. Andrew Grouse.
5. Eli freeman Us. Henry MarlZ.
6. John Gerling et al. Us. Charles F. Mann.
7. Alexander Edgar u.s. Daniel F. Seiberi.
8. Samuel l.. McCullock et al. Us. Samuel
F. Hea6ley.
0. William Koons Us. George L. Kline. et al.
10. William Rooms Us. George l.. Kline.
IL. c. C. Baldy Us. Daniel Sponenberg.,
l2 James V. Har et al. u.s. David McKin.
, Eey.
10. The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
et al Us. Peler BIllmeyer.
ID. Thomas H. Wilson Us. Samuel T. Heal
ley.
I5. Daniel Kesenbader Us Jacob Stein.
I6. Pkilip Cooper rs. William Sloan:
IL. Frederick Beale's Ex. Us. Philip Win.
ters'een.
ls. Benjamin Pelerman Us. Andrew Lau-
bach.
10. Jonathan Mas,eller Us. Benjamin F.
Hartman.
20. The Bloomsburg Railroad Ion Co. u.s.
Edmund Crawford.
81. The Township of Briercreek Us. Angus
tus b. Paarce.
%. William Sloan Us. Philip Cooper.
%. William Browns admr. Us. Samuel L.
Bellle.
81. Samuel Gidjis ct al Us. Allied McClure's
administrator.
25. jeremiah Fl. Harman Us. Andrew NAL
com.
&c. Joseph Stackbouse Us Gilbert Fowler.
27. Amos Ellis Us. Dier Morse.
%. Charles Hill Us. Enoch Rittenhouse.
30. Adam Kline ct. al. Us. Charles F. Mann,
ell. al.
80. Jane M. Berninger u.s. w. A. Kline.
80. Nlaancthon Baker Us. Richard Torby.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-04-03
OUR FIRST FAMILIES

A DESCRIPTION of Philadelphia good So
IA cieiy-Success attending il everywhere.
Three large editions printed In one week.
Read the opinions of the press:
A novel in which some of the lower TWEEN.
lies have become upper tens. Fifty Aveude-
dies cath frs-rate showing mp; it is des-
tined to make sensalion.-U S. Journal.
Penned by master hand.-Pennsylranian.
A highly successful work, and will create
no little sensation.-Daily Times, PhiTa.
1t will excite sensation, we are convInc-
ed.-Amer. Courier
One OF the most remarkable books publish
ed for many years.-Hart's Whole World.
Incidents and characters skeched from
life.-Penna. Inquirer
A book Of marked interest which cannot
fail to be sought alter and extensively read.
Daily Ncws, Phild.
The pictures of first family society are ad-
mirable.-N. Y Sunday Despatch.
This book is decided hit; il hits the fol-
lies of fashionable life il hits corruption ev-
erywhere .-Phila. Mercury.
Is fresh and spicy, and exposes the defec-
tive parts of our self-styled 'good society"
in way more truthful than agreeable
american Citizen.
Awork of real interest from a master hand.
We have not read any novel for a long peri
cd with such suslaNt delight.-Boston Tfav.
eler
The work will maze decided hii..-Satur-
dag EJen. Despatch, Boston.
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EXPORT, New York; JAMES FRENCH &
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March 20, 1856. .....