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MEDICALLY

from paren, To child and enailing upon the offspring
a ruined constitution Forthe cure of these forms
of disease the Doctors guarantees cure or asks 10
compensation The Doctor can be consulted nv l"i'
ter or othrwise free of charge. and invites all ho arr
afflicted To call upon him, where ne WIZ give ihcW
such satisfaction they can obtain no where else
His rooms are No and Arm"ry Hall. corner of sac
ratnento and Montgomery sirreis san FrnnclScn
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY Of TIE
AGE,-Grcat Hles-ing 10 Mankind .-fnnoccm hni Poe
tcnl,-Dr. L. J. Czapkay's prophyacfIcu'o: t>e biS-
nrctns Ageni) snrr pfeFenauNe a~ssi''st ~ -"."p- '
rual and ~yphilitc Diseases AMI unsurpassed rem
cty for all ihc yrneriai >crofilnns gnngrrnouS 7nd
generous ulcers. tptm discharges from The vagina,
uterus and urrthra and all culauenus crupions ana
diseases. For sale at Or L.. C&apknN Office A.
m0rv IIan, corner Of Sacramento HIrl Montgomery
streets. san Francisco As inHocnldllon - prrNeh'
tniive against small poN, 50 Is Or. Il. j 'lMpkhy
PrOphiaccum prcNcnat &c against -NpHlilNaia AMI
Qnnorrhtal diseases Harmless in Itself, II possesses
the power of chemically destroying he syphilluc Vi
rus and thereby saving thousands oi Young deoauch-
ees from being infected by the most loahsonc "' lt
diseases. Let no Young man VII" apprtcates hcalh
hc without pr. Cznpkay's Prorhilac'icum. II l. M
very convenient package and will he found convene
cnio Use, heing u>eTi ~ a soap ihht dt7' s. ctu h'
pr,yrn7l hT the uf proper agents. = rs wen nm
established fact that they can he cured alter htr
establishment. The principle which j. now uhifcr'
sally rrcngn led received even hcior" the DAYS q"
Icnner the dScuvcrr "t the vac cnriloh IN l,'" ana
its muliiplled benefits ever since have received ~
they deserved the attention of the medical i'cuFy
II was in pnrsut of this branch ot the medical sci
ence that pr l.. J. Clapkay fortunately made ih" dis1
covery uf his Prophacicum, which, Tor The TrrVtn-
ion of f,1ilitic, elnorrhca cancerouS AMI c'anuS
disoripr. stands unryallcd 10y any agent m the Fha"
T,acnpn,.n The effect of ths agent amer COTTON -
Immediate and n'movrs the possibility ol cnhtrnc-
ton Of disease IT, however. the disease has been con
7,4r II j. useful IN nculrull2ng the poisonous sccrc-
irons which. by absorption produce the horrd cunSe-
ourns,s known secondary syphilis. II has hceu
administered 10y the Doctor ~ many thousand cases
and he has vet to ri the Gr' IN which it has tailrd
to Suhscrve the purpose for which il was administer
ed Price 81. Full directions ARE attached 10 ench
package In eases where Prophilacticum is used ns
curative DR.. l.. J. Clapkay will furnish gratis pre-
scrpIion for his Blood Purifier.
An communications from the country. addressed
v to Dr. L. j. C1apkay san Francisco will be strictly
and confdpntiak attended to, nad the remedies
with the grrneSt and secrecy, Immediately dis
patched by Express other conveyance TO their des-
natiOn
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rg"DR. !. H. CZAPKAY The gentleman whose
name forms the caption of this notice Is one of thu
few modern physicians whose application to his pro-
f.sson and devotion to the afflicted, render him alike
an ornament To tie one and benefit to the other
Hungarian by birth ne sought with KOssuih Ia place
his country among the nations OF the earth, beyond
the opprcssurs rule. That her sens might rejoice in
the practice OF those prpcrpls which are alike our
glory and pride. In his efforts 80 to do he hns
rrIprd the reward of Intellectual resistance Ia opprc-
sion. and IN home and country know him no more
Apart howaver, from his claims upon our consider
alton a patr,t the testimonials of character and
capacity which ne brings. eulte him To- public conl~
dencc, the exclusion of those who possess neither
the or the other. As gentleman his churactcg
is unarnshed physician. his @kill unsurpassed:
/ and to those whose iinprudenc- has left upon them
the taiuS Ot disease. we can coHCienousy commend
him with the assurance that in him they will find
friend whom to know is grrnt gain. The Dr.'s office
y No. and Armorv Hall corner Ot Sacramento
and Montgomery Streets. san FrnncsrO.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-28

ARrlrIcrALLY.REARED FIsH.--The
Strasburg Railway recently brought to
Paris for exhibition in the Champs Ely
sees, about 5000 fish from the Artlfici-
al Piscicultural Establishment at Hum
ingen. They consist Of Salmon from
the Danube, trout from the lakes OF
Switzerland, and grayling from the
Lake Constance. These last named
have been hatched this Spring, the Sal
mon and trout are fourteen months old,
and are A to 81 inches long: There
are two Salmon three years old, one OF
which is nearly nineteen inches LONG
by thirteen inches in circumference.
These fish are conveyed in cylindrical
reservoirs made of TIN, the water being
renewed frequently.
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Miscellany.

pa A beautiful superstition pre-
walls among the Seneca tribe of lndi.
ans. When an Indian maiden dies,
they imprison young bird until it
tries its first power Of song, and then
loading it with kisses and caresses, they
loose its bonds over the grave, in the
belief that it will not fold its wings nor
close its ewes until it has flown to the
spirit land and delivered its precious
burden of affection to the loved and
lost. 1t is not unfrequent to see TWEEN
ty or thirty birds let loose over one
grave.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-28

RETURN OF THE GREAT COMET The as
tronomer NJ Babnet member of the Aca-
DENY of Sciences, and NJ. Bomme, of Mid
dleburg, Holland, have been making some
investigations in respect to the return of the
great comet which appeared in the year lO4
392, 6S2, 975, 1264 and 1856. The result
eives the arrival of this rare visitor in Au-
gust 1853, with an uncertainty Of two years
more or less.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-28

U-Robert Hall, on one occasion
being disgusted by the egotism and
eonceit Of preacher, who, with a
mixture of sef-complacency and impn-
denee, challenged his admiration Of a
sermon, was provoked to say, Yes,
there was one very fine passage in
your discourse, sir" 81 am rejoced
u hear you say so, which was it I"
"Why, Sir, it was the passage tr0n,
the pulpit to The ccstrg.
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CABINET SHOP.
.JOuN DOLBERGIT

EATOULD Respectfully inform the citizens or rad
w well and vicinity. thaI he j. prepared o. 90 n'l
kinds or work in his line nf busucss in a workman
ike manner with despatch and un reasonable terms
iiving always on hand large assor neui ol dry
Ia her he j. ready to make "a order, Doors window
Ssh. Tables. Rnckers, sc. All kinds Oh taoiheI
work, and in fact anything appertanng 10 MS onsi'
ness Billiard Tables set aud repaired shop no
Charles Street, below Hess Larcon6 5 Brick store
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-28

A drowning boy was recently res
cued in Boston, Mass, by Mr.. lie.
mon, whereupon bys'ander remarked,
that the little fellow would have per
ished, had it not been for Lem0n-aM.
The fellow was promptly arrested.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-28

UNLESS you would have the evil one
for IA father-in law, you should not
marry a lady named Elizabeth, for the
devil is the father Of Ike (lies.)
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-28

Ir you have a wife named Cordelja,
YOU should never drop any Of your old
acquaintanccs, for he who has the deDl
never cuts.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-28

"Do you drink HALE in America -
asked cockney. "Hail, Move drink
Thunder and Lightning" said the
Yankee.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-28

MANY men of high moral principles,
and who would not gamble tor the
world, still have not refused to take a
Bet.
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DR.. p ElR AS
GRAFT ITALIAN REMEDY

For the certain and speedy cure Of dis
cases Of Il private nature, no matter
how long standing, without any in-
furious eHkct to the system or any
change Of diet. 1t has never ialIed'
it cannot fail to cure.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-28

An Irish sailor once visited a city
where he said ''they copper-bottOmed
the tops Of the houses with sheet
lead
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-28
HESS g. LARCOMRS.
New BRICK FIRE Paoor STORE IN

NEW DktCK FIRE PROOF STORE IN BID
r4 WELL.
TNtHE Subscribers would announce To their friends
II ana patrons thar their Brick Fire Proof Store
the old corner is iilef with general assostmeu
~ Groeeries, Provisions, Fruits. Liquors, Mining
Tools, &c nc the best and cheapest offered ir
TOWN. One OF our firm is constantly employed IN
san francisco In the purchase of goods: and as we
purchase orcash alone, believe that we can sell goods
cheaper than any dealers in this market. Persons
desirous 10 purchase anything in our line wonld do
ven To give US acali, as we are enabled 10 supply
them favorable terms as the Marysville trade
Bidweil, July 1856. HESS & LARCoMB.
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EDRIV ATE Medical @ Oice-Ilundreds of those who
q have contracted disease are disadpolnted oI a
cure by not calling on DIR. Young at first lie Will
forfeit any sum If he fails to cure any case lha may
ccme under his care ne matter how long standing or
ancling such as ulcers, tumors. nodes, huncheS,
nimpes ON the face ami BODY pains in the bones and
ioins wakelulness, trembling copper colored sores.
wasting Of the bones. pmnciation. loss OF aPpetHe'
strength ond flesh, in the nose ana ears loss OF
hair, weak eyes itching humors, 4 Many pfrSens
after being reIevod ef all extern appearances oi
private disease. suppose themselves cured. but ailcr
n few months find they are troubled with various
symptoms which they neyer bad before, and winch
they find il impossible To relieve. To all VINO arc at
lired in this way. Or. Young would particularly rec
ommend trial uf his skill. The symptoms with which
you are troubled cau-ed by taintS IN the blood.
which sooner or later will destroy our health ana nap
pness. Nc person who has ever had an attack oi any
private complaint should not i 10 consult Ilr hoIhe
and take few bottles OF his invaluable purifying
medicine. as they rest Hssured hal hcir bin"d l.
In perfectly pure ana healthy condition, ana thl
every trace of disease IS removed from the SYSTEM
Recent cases cured in Two to five days without
change of diet or hndrancc from business or no fee
DIR. j &. NOtNt'.
Once corner Montgomery and California streets,
opposite Wells, Fargo X Co.'S. Oihce hours from
A. NJ. To L. NJ.
Mary suille. June 10th. 1855
ENR. ]. C. YOUNG-pEAR SIR:-Please send me
- some of the medicines you prescribed m my
ease | have friend here who is troubled in exactly
the same way that was. He has nightly emissions,
ringing acse in his head weak back, loss Of memory
and is generally debated he i discouraged ant
has not confidence cnongh to enable him TO crll and
see YOU | told him how was and that my friends
all said was in consumption. and the c,ors up here
| gave me up aud advised me to - home 10 de out
! instead of goinL home calei upon YOU, md here
am AS well as any ot them. and likely IN live long
time vet wifi srenth enough to work with the strong
est Of them Doctor will send every one t6 yon that
looks to me IA though he needed physician II Shhl
not be my fault if any dies for want of medical
| treatment. | will do all can t. Keep the afflicted
away from those pests of society yelcpt professors
and HIGH sounding tilted men who. u the facts were
knnwn ure men who left their country for their coun-
tyY's good Publis this letter, doctor. II You wish
and hone some of those that hamougged me, may
see IL and sleep bad for one night.
Truly yours. GEO. DANloSoN'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-28

7ENIIIS Invaluable Specific. first introduced Ihlo
n Pisa some iillY years sine soon became 40 wen
known as IA CERTAIN cure that in every town aud city
not oufv on the Continent, bat in Great Britain, the
demand for il WIS 80 great, its merits 50 astounding,
that i'm less than yoar from it, Introduction II had
supp!nntcd all other remedies. The Medical ftculiy
of Inc principal cities Of Europe were compelled tc
acknowledg its wonderful mastery over disease. Pro
pr,of- OF other medicine, ralou. of IT'S sway. Nany
nnde yored to stay its onward progress Like grass
before the mower their rf ,rs fell - the ground and
like fire on the UraI~~, sweeping a before IL IT'S on
ward march became trluinnhnnt. u stood forth upon
IL own merits u Discerning puphc saw. tried and
were con vinc,d of ia mHgicHi virtues. The massive
fortune acunr,7 by Dr. Parriri from the sale of it
during the six he prepared H. alone bore wines
o it, miracuoils merits At the dccedse OF the Duct
the Pecipe was beqciihcd TO his son, VINO has lately
Introduced The remedy into the United Stae'. The
number of &, res IL has already made astonishing
Thousands and tels Of thousands can bear testimony
TO ils efficacy.
All who II-r il II VIII cure VIII safely. speed and
certainty no other medicine has ever possessed
Resort 10 NO Quack Nu~rIns. ~ a remedy that
has been tried for the past fifty years ANA was never
known tp fail
Beware of Commercials. THE extensive sale OF this
wonderful medicine HIS aircaiy caused some person
or per-,- 10 palm p upon the uu- t-pccilng, spu-
rous IN unund. ci ,-ry resembling the original. BE
pnrtiillar to bu, npIt wthnW thr written signature
nf \ Isarairl. ~ - ou the out-idc wrapper of each
b,ul, All OH r. pr. counterfeit. and their
ppund,Fs will be pa she'd with the nimr-t rger OF.
the law
Pr.. Three d,til - u-r bytle For sale by d. Bah
r,c s,. t.,,p. f.,- itIitrhiu Oregon m the sand
wich Islam. T. ,t,.l $50 orinrS must be addressed.
\ liberal sIl-', 'int lnt,c "ho'e- 'le d'alers.
d. sABsDCK.
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sYpHILls AND GoNoRRHGA.-Dr. L,

CHpkr, Wllai ASK esp 'cia attention 70 sypbuiic
and ronotritr di> ~ tn first Stages pf either
of these col ia- he -Ii irInirrs perfect and tfec
tlIaf cure Co." ilNo. "thpnl hlndrtnee /" business
ar the .lelI,-t lt.1INrniriirs. Iue DlciJrs nrthuI
III frt in hrn combines ail IN" Idst inFrhNvfn snt-
by me nrilc ftcglll. al LscpNerlr, made y nun
,,lf nor. eur'ttFc ttn al! thing Yet knp"h. "hich
-.enr.- the tHHt from the pD-.ibiHN oI -"cohldry
s.tutlas fs q mpN The disease n the shortest -
.lhs time Secondary syphilis which appears Va con
.,upura of the absr ui of the puls'n ihi' IN sts'
and produces iuDOes. UlcarAlnn~ - HE thr at
I nts /. n en- destroy the soft part. tnI ctnse The
bones to moriify. separate and come aw1y dissuring
the pl,irnt horribly Nodes or pinln' s"eilings On
the bones pjoches upon ihe skin cases ~ winch the
n,rrrs @. daily in his Office an1 which the result
of aproper treatment Also, ulcers, sores aud PIN
plies. and injuries to the constitution. which after 4
long period O suffering destroy life will also be re-
msmbered that these disorders are hereditary, passing
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-28

DLANKs- Every description of.'sustes's BI INKS
ID foI sale athis ,ofBce
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List OF Agents iltr the state. Rice Diiith &.
80. Drug ,ist. My. y Sarkweaiher. city
brig - ~ Siuck' y 8r tn"r. sonora Benz
|h1rll-n, Shasta; ''nr-hen. piacerVille
JUSTIN &. tte-. Jr : i.'trF; ID. X w. Carr,
Downiavitir Dr. il, r. Nevada Dr. w. II.
,!airf. Yresa, br s. n~pp, Los Angeles;
Thomas Shaley san ,. Geo l.. ssory, Portla
o T.
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Washington Aqueduct.


OrrCr ' WIsnIseTos AauEpUcT,
Washington March 7, lass.
PROPOSALS Invited Cor graduation stone and masonry
dams, and other OF the Washington Equednot
Proposals. received the 9Th Of May will be opened
that day
Maps pofe and specifications ofthe will ready
animation and AFTER the 10th day OF April
Proposals will be received the Of particular cuverS
bridges &c, &c described in the plans and specifications
Portions completed
appropriation but all for unfinished will
be subject TO future appropriations by Congress The engineer
right prescribe the amount ~
under each contract r appropriation and In
othe appropriation holding sufficiently decide and
what works shall be stopped finds become available
funds reserved per will paid judgment
the engineer the work has been properly FAR
gone.
Payments will mnde specie upon United Saet
treasury upon the monthly estimates Of the eserng
cent? and VIII be c0pdiOn OF all that the
shall be paid their ul monthly and in specie.
All bids should be sealed endorsed proposals
the Washington Aquoductn
UnIsd right rel any or all The bids
should he deemed
mat considered Conducive the progress of The
work,
Every be by written guarantee signed by
responsible persons the effect they
bidder bidders win his accepted
obligation, within days good
completion guarantee
accompanied by the certificate of the United
Judge United States district attorney navy
general government individual known the
Of War; that the able make
guarantee.
BIDS will opened presence bidders II any them
choose to be present.
NJ. c. MEIGs
Capt OF Engineers n
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ny RAlLRoAD DIRECT no TIlE wEsT.


Time between Washington and Wheeling but ri
Running time bstVesn Washington and Cincinnati ~ hours
Through Tickets and Esssgags Checks 10 be had In
,HE Baltimore Ohio Railroad, having greatly improved It's
Offers
die Northwest, and southwest.
The eonneAion between Washington the
washington Junction lately called the Relay houe nine mites
Washington and the Ohio Baggage checked through
Wheeling Washington station
through tickets for points beyond Tho connecting
Washington daily n. 6, and ~, Sundays the
Al Wheeling direct made CEN
Wheeling through cambrdge GAINESVILLE, and Newark
MDns and snasy S"a for sssSy w oesS S pss,a
Chicago, ST. Louis, &c
Of the Lale Miami railroad Xena, CINCINNATI LOUIS
Me- A. xs" o on s na"
Haute Lafayette, Chicago, Rock island, St Louis, &c.
Nalchez, New Orleans, Washington
transferred Cincinnati the mail the Ohio
FOR CLEVELAND and via Cleveland TO Toledo Detroit, Chi.
cago tickets sold when the Ohio navigabe between
Wheeling and Wesvle lfory mies,> where connection with
Travellers requested notice that while this the only
aoIn through tickets and checks 10 washington is also the
the great West The distance from Washington Cincinnati is
but 63 miles, being about 100 miles shorter than by any other
Fare by through ticket from Washington Wheeling 50 s5
by railroad 3s 81 by steamer from Sls indianapo
esss s Is sHs - 81 'S hsn
For Frederick and aarp Ferry Martpsburg Berkeley Springs
Cumberland Bedford Springs, Piedmont Oakland aud Fair MOUNT
sns and Wheeling G
train from Washington
ror further information through tickets &c. apply to tn H.
PARSONS, agent, al Washington station $500 . -
Master Of TRANSPORTATION Baltimore and
May 5-du ohio Railroad Baltimore.
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caution-Lotts Fraud..


OTHCI MAINLAND CoHsOLIpATED LOrIEKIEs,
BALTIMORE Maryland, July ], 1855.
nIIE commissioner Maryland deemed
duly caution the public against the
who circulate BY mail aud Otherwise fraudulent lottery sehses,
pretend be the for the sale Of tickets In lotteries which
are wholly fictitious
Ony legal lotteries Maryland daily under
OF the elected the
under the constitution examine and approve
schemes and 10 aIend 10 the drawings.
All tickets these lotteries and all certificates Of packages OF
tickets the Autographed ~ X Brennan, agent
once Maryland Consolidated Lotteries,
Baltimore MaIyland.n All others fraudulent
information the subject Of those frauds address
n X. Brennan,
Sept 95-dIy baltimore. Maryland.
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CLENNOOD CEmErEItY.-Omee No. 292 Pennsyv

pLENwOOD CEmErERY.-Omee No. 292 Pennsy yana
u avenue Of i0h street, the Savings Bank This
laid celebrated Greenwood
New York. and situated tho high ground distant and
OF CAPITOL North Capitol leading directly
gateway This have received charter from Con
sss pang eir forever burial purposes making
Toe title purchaser and prohibiting all encroachmenis from
legislation Otherwise, which is OF Importance to those who
where they placed them for
Ia all cities when the burial ground becomes
valuable purposes, SELL and throw the dead pro
large and legal
as az given 10 the ground.
B-Ohee from 10 TO - where pamphlets, with
charter, and bylaws and all other information, be
all odem for niermsnts le with Mr. James r. ar
vsy Seventh other undertaken will be prompt
sIsssasd June IDLY
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The Life Travels of Ierndons Century before
Christi m imaEnHy biography founded fsct by j. Tai
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Introduction q the stndy q ans by NJ a. Dwight ~.
Life Sketches from Cosmnn Pains American tales
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Nassau Han college of New Jersey, Princeton

I" Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And brought To min;
Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And days o. aud lang syne."
The members OF the senior ending in June 1888
the junior class Of the ending june 1892 the Sophomore
class Of he ending June 1884, and the Freshman class the
euding hereby egasried
Washington, D. the third March, A. D. 1887 aes
brighten the links OF the chain OF lore and endho which
ude entirely exchange in the
lives greeting and sympathy and lament unimey
OF their most promising compeers. &Hl
preliminary meeting of the solfappoined committee win be
held the fret Monday in September A. d. 1885, United
Hotel, Chestnut Fourth aud fi
which members Of
venient invited when will
adopted TO secure as full an attendance possible.
In whom this addressed
good enough furnish The secretary ofhe eommee by mail with
their respective p0sl onlcey -
Of Trenyon N. j., Chairman OF Committee
ALEXANDER q. BART, M. D.,
OF Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LlGHTNER.
OF Lancnser, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PESDLEToS,
OF Winston, AHoghany Co, Md,
SAMUEL P. RICHARDS,
oGRalsto Iron and Glass Works, NJ j.,
LEWIS e.. WARRINGTON,
OF Aonisomefy coIny, Maryland,
Committee.
JoHs WEIDElE Of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 97-lawtMarJ [Inteiig enceTl
All Ia. civilized Of the world
ed this their editorial columns,
beers Of classes through di
visions the globe all throughout the United
States Of America
casiona between this date and the ID OF March D. 1857
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IL. III. GIL 4 Nc Il ,

removed his Office to his resd in Franna Row.
Of lie will continue his
lion principally the United Supreme
Having much The law concerning he will
advice opinions legal questions arising before
oce and appeals 10 the chief justice assistant
District Columbia; will
preparation and trial Of suits concerning patents.
lie give written opinions and prepare for par
either
prosecute claims before board established for their
adjudication.
ln-lu