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Butte record., 1856-02-02
ID PRIVATE MEDICAL oFFICr-Haal-

3 , RlVATE MEDICAL OFFICE -Ilml'i
u Of those who have contracted lls.sca-t
disappointed Of a cure 10y not calHn- cd III.
YOUNG at first He win forfeit amy -oH ?
he fails to cure any case that may come ul ..r
his care, no matter how long stal 4n.- ~ 7,.
fIcting. such as ulcers, tumors, nodes aul
es, pImples on the face and body, pains 10 g
bones and joints, wakeiuiness, trenoat-'
copper colored sores, wasting OF tAc h4.''
emaelation, loss OF fappetite. strength anl -..'
sores in the noes and ears, loss ot hair, Ns.a
eyes, itching lumors. &c. &c. Many fer -s
/ after being relieved of all external appear
ances of private disease, suppose themselves
cured. but after q few months fni tlcy $40
troubled with various symptoms which tiy
never had before, ann which they ind il 1-
poss bic to relieve. To all who are afflicted 10
4 this way, DR. Young would particularly ra-
commend a trial Of his skill. The sym.
with which you are troubled are causa
taints in the blood. which sooner or later Fi
destroy your heal and happiness u 'sT'
son who has ever had an attack Of any riFt'
complaint shoul1 not fail to consult Dr. lo---'
and take few b5ulrs Of his invaluable piH
tying medicine, rs tliey can rest assured if"
their blood IS perfectly pure and healthy
condition, and that every trace Of disease
removed from the system.
Recent cases cured in from two TO five DAYS
without change Of diet or hindrance from
business, or no charge.
DIR. &c. YOUNG.
Office, corner Montgomery and California
streets, tup stairs.) Office hours from A
NJ. to 8 P NJ.
Marysville, June 10th, lS59'
& ER J. c. YOUNG, DEAR S1R-Please 9enl
E-S me some Of the medicines you preserioe1
- MY case. | have friend here who Is trol'
blei in exactly the same way that | was ne
has nightly emissions, ringing noise 10 Dis
mead. weak back loss Of memory, and Is gen.
orally debilitated he is discouraged and h4s
not nfdeuce enough to enable him to ci'il
aud see you. | told him how | was, ana Una.
NY friends all said | was in consulnI ton aDi
'ne doctors up here gave me mp aud aa''ss-
ite to 90 home to die, bus instead OF gong
bt'ne c'tled upon you, and here am IS .'.'
as any Of them and likely to live long 'i'Is
vet, with strength enough to work WI'u 'l
r0ngest of them Doctor / will send ever
one TO you that looks to me as though he hse! =
ed a physician. Ii shall not be my iaul' "
any one dies for want of medical treatment
! viii do all | can to keep the afflicted avs!
from those pests of society. yeiept pr9iess9,..ss
a14d high sounding titled men who II the NE
were known. are men who left thelr e9un-.
lor their c5untry's good Publish this ig''..
dncfor, if you wish and hope some OF th,s
that humhugged me may see it and sleep 0''
for one night. Truly. yours, ,ox
je30 sm GEO DAVlDcoN'
Butte record., 1856-02-02
OBSERTE TIE TOWN CLOCK!
SO3aETEIzNG NEW In E8gDgyE1H4L!
Ll1e Fire Proof Store Full Of Goods

gosEPE GLUCEAUE ADDITIONS
o
exceed Northern California
ler IN cho p cas- gol
nvie b caln r
of in Of
month"; r from Francs
heJ ofN i'm
Butte record., 1856-02-02
CQUNTY TREAsURER S 0FFIcE-

BIDwELL, January u. $50
KT0TiCE is hereby given, that all persons
~ holding Butte County Warrants payable
from the general fund, registered between
March oath, 1853, and January 1st, 1854. that
thesame will be redeemed on presentation, a.
my Office And notice is further given, that
from and after this date, said warrants will
cease tobear interest.
WILLIAM LATTIM0RE.
Tresurer Of Butte County.
Butte record., 1856-02-02
DRS. sHRIEVES & BELDIN

DNo. NTThIEF ES Z BEIDIN
AVE OPENED AN OFFICE in the RI *
u BLOCK on SEcoND STREET, few doar.
above c., Marysyille, California.
DR. D B. sHRIEVES for fifteen years III.
been connected with the s. Army, as -s,
ant Surgeon, and viii pay his entire aticsts.
to the treatment of VENERIAL Disc 81
IN all their various forms. His long q esi
ence IN the Army, as well as in private pss,a
tIce, IS sufficient warrantee to all VI i..ss
consult him that their viii be speedy ali. :
manent
DR.. c. A BELDIN will pay his al s. f
TO the treatment of GENERAL Dis rs
Acute and chrpnic : bnt more partcu
tue cure of FEVER IND AGU4. iar
which disease he ms 4 severed speci al
IN all cases of that kind, will WAR ,.t
cfRE. feblT-la
Butte record., 1856-02-02
Medical.

health or other circumstances do not allow to
have an increase in their families, should call
at Dr. J. Czapkay's Medical institute, Ar
mory Hail. corner Sacramento and Mont
gomery streets, and they will receive every
possible relief and help. The Doctors offices
are so arranged that he can be consulted with
out the fear of molestation. Il desired, DR..
G. will visit the ladies at their residences =
All consultations Thy letter or otherwisel tree
Address to DR.. l.. j. CzAPKAY,
Medical Institute, Armory Hall,
cor. Sacramento and Montgry sts., 5 F.
Butte record., 1856-02-02
Attest: CHARLES HEMPsrEAp,
Secretary of State

DESCRIPTION -Hoagland is about 80 or
So yeers Of age, feet or 9 inches n hight,
black hair and dark eyes, has a scar from a
burn on the right cheek and upper lip received
when a child, on which there is no beard, on
other parts of the sides Of his face, chin and
lip. lie has a heavy dark beard; he is feshy. of
stout build, with short neck. and formerly
lived in Schnyler county. Illinois.
Butte record., 1856-02-02
PIG a1TATI3 q.
$1,000 REV ARD !!
Executive Department,
ENccHUFe Uarartment,
Eaera-uan.n. O.. Dec. / 1873 \

Whereas, it has been rerroseated TO me by
District Attorney of Bate county. state oi
t.Ia, a-. ri ae month OF October, iS55
iaan naue.j james Iia- vas murdered W
.t3.. county by M II Il gland, alias II Hpe
Hoaelaaj, anl tHat said Haag and has 6
csped and is at present q fugitive from justice
Nor. therefore, L } ahn B'gler, Governor of
the state of California. by virtue of The powers
in ne vested. Go hereby oiI.'r reward OF one
,housaud dollars for. the arrest ami couvctisl
of tbe said VI. II. HaagIaud, alias Hope Hoag
lul.
Witness my hand and the Great Seal Of the
state at the city of Sacramento, this, the lst
day Of D,eomber, !. D. lS55-
JOHN BIGLER
Butte record., 1856-02-02

ESTABLISHED FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF
ALL PRIV ATE AND CHRONIC DISEASES, AND
THE SUPPRESSION OF QUACkERY.
Up L i CIApE aN Lite In the HIM nna ri :
Butte record., 1856-02-02

sure manufacturers.
Office on Second street, few doors above
feblf-l5 Marysville. Califoroia
Butte record., 1856-02-02

DR. } Czafkay is daily receiving applca-
tons from evesy part Of ths State aud from
Oregon aud Washington Territories, Tor treat
mcnt Of every form Of disease, and there is
not one who viii come forward and express
dissatisfaction on the contrary, the Doctor Is
in daily receipt of letters, expressive OF gra j.
tude and tiiankiulness, some VI which are pub
lished below by permission.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-01-19

Bleeding Deriis to Death.-The Lock
port IN. ~ Journal relates that rsspec'
table farmer in that vicinity recently be-
came so insane on the subject of spiritual
ism, that his friends were about to send
him as hopeless maniac 10 the lunanc
asylum. One Of his delusions was that
he was "possessed Of many devils" A
physician assured him that the only way
TO get rid of them was to bleed them 10
death--a process which the patient stouIiy
resisted, but the doctor succeeded, and as
the blood oozed out, the demented farmer
gradually became convinced by the Goc'
tors logic that the devils were thoroughly
bed to death, and it is said that he IS IN
fair way Of recovery.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-01-19
Foreign News.

The steamer Atlantic arrived al New
York on the afternoon of the laIh inst,
bringing seven days laser news from En-
rope. There is nothing new from the
sea, Of war; peace negotiations are in slasu
quo. Brown and Shipley quote Bread
stuA's as having declined considerably.
The quotations are for Ohio 37s Cd, and
duh, being decline Of Is; Western Ca
nal, Il 42s, and dull, with downward
tendency, having declined Is.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-01-19
An ARKANSAS LEG1sLAroR.--A mem

AN ARKANSAS LEGIsLAToR.--A MEM
her elect OF the lower chamber Of The Leg
islature of Arkansas. was persuaded by
some wsgs in his neighborhood that ii he
did not reach the State House at ten O.
clock on the day of assembling he could
not be sworn, and would lose his seat.
He Immediately mo, ed with his hunting
frock, rifle, and bowle-knife, and sPurred
ill he got to the door of the capital, where
he hiIched his nag. A crowd were IN
the chamber of the lower house, on the
ground floor, walking about with their
hats on, and smoking cigars. Those he
passed, ran up stairs into the Senate
Chamber, set his rifle against the wall land
bawled out
"Strangers, whar's the man that swars
me in ?" at the same time taking out his
credentials.
"Walk this way" said the Clerk, who
was al the moment igniting real Princl-
pie, and he was sworn without inquiry.
When the teller came to count noses he
found that there was one Senator too
many present The mistake was soon
discovered, and the huntsman was lnior-
med that he did not belong there.
Fool vho with your corn bread J!
he roared, "you can't fool this child, no
how YOU can fix tim elected TO this
here Legislature, and III 60 agin eternal
improvements, and if there's any OF you
oratory gentlemen wants to get skinned,
les, say the word. and I'll light upon you
like niger on woodchuck. My con-
s,tuenls sent me here, and ifyou want to
floor this two legged animal. hop on, jest
as soon as you like. for though I'm from
the back country, I'm little smarter than
any other quadruped you can turn out OF
this drove"
After this admirable harrangue, he put
his bowie, knife between his teeth, and
took up his rifle with, Come here, old
Suke, stand by me ~ at the same time
pointing il at the chairman, who, however,
had seen such people before. After some
expostulaton, the man was persuaded that
he belonged to the lower chamber, upon
which he shealhed his knife, flung his
gun on his shoulder, and with a profound
.ongee, remarked, "Genllemen, | beg
;our pardon. But if didn't think that
oacer room ncas u groggery, may be
hot"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-01-19

x x x x x Z Z * < Z !
pr.D, READ! READ,

The second volume Of the Register, by its
present proprietor, expires with this number,
and those indebted are now requested TO be
prompt in settling the very small amount due US
from each. The amount from each Is but tri-
ne, Though in the aggregate it amounts to a
considerable sum- it is expected no one will
delay the immediate payment Of the same. Per-
sons at a distance will find their respective bills
enclosed in this number, who will please remit
their respective amounts by return mail, for
winch a receipt will be Immediately returned.
November II, 1850
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-01-19
Execution Of Miller.

An interesting account of the execution
of Miller, the brutal murderer Of DR.. lla'
del, and his student Graft, is published on
he first page Of to-day's paper. The
1ecklossness and depravity Of human ma
ture are inexplcabIe. Just as the mana
cles were being struck from tie limbs OF
the wretched Miller, young man named
Thomas SeypoId was brought into the
prison by The officers of the law, for stab
blng and killing one of his comrades ma
med Thomas Fisher, and the same telers
which bound Miller were transferred 10
the limbs of Seypole, whilst he, not III
the least affected or daunIed, donned them
with an air of extraordinary levIly.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-01-19
More Snow.

Another severe snow storm took place
on Saturday last, being the third success
sive Saturday that it has showed in this
region, which added some four or five IN
ches to the depth OF the old covering.
The weather is now warm, and we have
hope of speedy thaw.
We learn from the Baltimore papers,
that on Saturday night the snow was sue
ceedcd by heavy fall ofrain, which well
nigh used up the sleighng in that city.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-01-19

/ FATAL AFFRAy-Death Of one Of he
Parties. On Friday morning last an al.
frav occurred in an oyster and drinking
cellar al tie corner OF Baltimore and Me.
chapic Streets, in this city, between
Charles Rizer and boatman by the name
Of Thomas Sipod. 1t appears that they
had got into a difficulty about something
when Rizer knocked Sipold down. The
later then rose to his feet and knocked
R,zer down. The two gosintc scuffie,
when another man named Thomas Fisher
undertook to sePerate them, and passed
between ihem for that purpose. SipoId
then struck Fisher, when the two clinch-
ed, and during the fight Sipold, who is a
VERY large man, drew dirk knife and
plunged it several times into Fisher. He
Immediately sank upon the floor, and al
though promptly attended by physician
ne rev worse until Monday morning
when he expired.
Slpold was apprehended Immediately
.uoon he commission of the deed, and
committed to Jail to await his trial al 'h'
April term of Court.
When taken to The Jail he was conduc-
ted to the cell where Miller was then be-
inc -hrouded. He looked upon this UNI
f,rlunatc man with a sort OF cool eXuiia-
lion. and at once commenced whistllng TO
shoyy his utter Indifference 10 not only
VIVA, had lranspiTed without through his
own fundamentally but what was going
on within the cell. He is chained secure
*. and there can be no possible chance OF
his escape. |. is said that Sipold has US
ed his knfe upon other persons whenever
he GOT into a dltliculty,and upon one occa-
sion. some time in the latter part of last
winter, or the early part of last spring no
was strongly suspicioned Of numbering an
Irlshman near the Big Tunnel on the
CLesapeake and Ohio Canal. Whether
these statements are reliable or not we
cannot say.
An inquest was held over the body OF
Fisher on Monday morning, and verdict
rendered in accordance with the facts.
post.mortem examination Of the body
showed the mortal character Of the wounds.
He bed internally very much, and one OF
the enuails was badly laceraled BY the
knife.
The above melancholy occurrence took
place on the day upon which Miller was
executed CuHJerIGnd Telegraph.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-01-19

WoMEN.-ln a recent sermon, Iheo-
dore Parker uttered the following, touch
ing women
"There are three classes of women.
First, domestic drudges, who are wholly
taken up in the material details of their
housekeeping and chi!d-keeplng. Their
house keeping is trade and NO land
alter they have done that, there is no more
which they can DO. In New England II
is small class-ge,ting less each year
Next are The dolls, wholly taken up with
the vain show which delights the eye
and ear; they are the ornaments OF The
estate. Similar toys will, | suppose be
one day more cheaply manufactured al
Paris, al Nuremberg, at Franktort-on the
Main, end other to$-shops IN EHrope,out
of wax or papier-mache, and be sold IN
Boston,at the haherdashs: Shy the dozen.
These ask nothing beyond their functions
as dolls, aud hate ali attempts TO elevate
womsnkind. But there are domestic NO
men, who order house, AMI who are not
mere drudges-who sdorn it, and are not
mere dolls, but women. Some of these
"a great many Of thCm-conIOln the use
full of the drudge and the beautiful of the
doll into one womanhood, and have
great deal left besides. They are wholly
taken up with their functions as house
keeper, wife and mother"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-01-19
RECOVERY OF Mr.. FLoRY.-Mr. Flor

RECOVERY OF Mr.. FLoRY.-Mr. Flory,
son of Daniel Flory, Esq, Of Clearsprng,
the young man who was SO brutally as
saulted on the nigh! OF the American H.
Illumination ID WiIHamsport, is now, we
are grajifed TO learn. rapidly recovering,
He received in that renconlre some ten
or twelve cuts and slabs, and for weeks
afterwards he suffered HE most eXcrucIa-
ting agony, and lay with his life suspend
ed upon a brittle thread, but the judlciouS
treatment and kind nursing Which he re-
ceived, super.sdded TO hardy constitutions
have rescued him from an unt:meIy grave.
-Hngersiown HerGid.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-01-19
AS II should be.

In consideration of the recent Affections
with which the Cities Of Norfolk and
Portsmouth, have recently been visited, the
House of Delegates of the State Of Viz
ginia have passed the following resol"-
ton:
ResoIUed, BY the Senate and House OF
Delegates that the Auditor Of Pubic Ac-
counts be directed to extend the time for
the payment of The taxes for the year 1919
of the city Of Norfolk, and the town OF
Portsmouth,, for ninety days hey ond he
period fixed by law.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-01-19
m n .s,P,sy ClLr,
gLNE = LAt53Ja

On the 9th uIt:, by the Rev. William
Kopp, John U'ebb to Miss Martha Jane
Raney, all of Berkeley County.
On tie OH inst. by the Kew. joseph
Fur, Robert IHOmpson TO Mrs. I'a0el'a
G0rrCH. all Of Berkeley County.
In Jefferson Cry. Dee. 18Th, by Kew
Mr. Adderiy, Mr.. James Harding, OI
ST. Louis, 10 Miss Christine f.. daugn,e'
Of DR.. l.. &. CordeII Of Charles'Own' "a.
Al Sandy Hook, on the 3is' olt.' oy
Rev. Philip Rescorl. Mr. Robfrf Cdr'"s
and Miss Inn Coak Cha0I1er'' h mr.:
daughter ol WIN. Chambefs--a's oi Wa
County.
Un the 9th inst, by Rev. Mr. Lipseomo
Thomas Longerbsam and kHza 'a"''
m0rth--a!l of This county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-01-19
Dickens Works.

We invite HE attention OF Our readers to
The advertisement OF Mr.. I. B. PETERSON,
lO2 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, an ex-
tensiye Publisher, who has recently issued
!he works Of Ihis great author, in ten dit.
leren, editions, ranging in price from S.
to $50.
Mr.. P. gets up all his publications in
good style. and is an honorable prompt
business man,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-01-19

First Developments Of Leap Fear
The Springfield (Mass.) Republican oil
the 9Th INST, says "A party OF twenty
two ladies' and gentlemen from Rockville,
Conn, visited this city on Friday, in the
capacity of a sleighing party, dining and
taken supper at Massapoit House, and
visiting the armory and other Of the prom
iueni features Of Springfield. The la
dies acted as escorts for the gentlemen,
ordering the meals, paying the bills. and
furnishing the comforts Of The trip gener-
ally.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-01-19
Great Cure OF Piles.

HUNTSVILLE, ". C., Nov !, 1853.
DR.. G. VI. Jackson--Dear Sir-.1ilow mo
to express to you my sincere thanks for your
discovery Of a medicine, which, 10 say the least
of 1t, has effected a cure, that all other medi.
clnes that / have taken nave entirely failed to
do. "IioohInd's German Biuers" here CURED
me Of the most stubborn and aggravated case Of
the PILES ttal, perhaps, epsr fell 10 the lot u
man. My case i not stranger TO this commu-
nifty. as ! am well known IN this aud the sur
rounding coLaties, and can truly say that my
recovery has astounded all my friends and re-
lations, as | mad tried everything recommended,
and nothing did me any good until ! was pre-
vailed upon 10 try the Bitters. You are at
liberty TO make any use Of tins cOmmunica-
ton, for the benefit Of the afflicted, a, you may
think proper. Truly yours, -
WA }. ATWOOD.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-01-19
Distressing Event.

On Friday morning last, Mr.. John NJ.
Mcfarland, of this county, was found
dead on the Warm Spring road. near the
farm of the late John Yates, about four
miles from Charlestown. He had been
at his farm, at the sale Of Mr.. Trussell,
on Thursday, and was returning to his
home in sleigh. He was seen aoou'
shutdown of that evening. II is supposed
that lie had gotten from his sleigh TO al
range something about his horse, as his
gloves and hat were in the sleigh. From
appearances, he had struggled some DIS
lance in the snow, when he finally fell up
on his hands and face, and persisted from
from cold. His horse remained near him.
tits thought. for several hours, and alter
wards made his way TO the farm OF Mt
Charles Aglionby. This lead 10 the dis
covery of the body. His remains were
brought to town, where an inquest was
held over the body by Squire Rldenour'
The jury rendered verdict of death from
exposure TO the cold. He was inferred al
Harpers-Ferry, with Masonic honors.
Mr.. NJ, was about 80 years of age. He
leaves wife. two children, and mother,
10 mourn his sad and early DEATH
Charlestoun Free Press.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-01-19
The New York Musical Review.

This work published by MesSrs, Ma
son {. Brothers, New York, commenced
its seventh year in January. We have
frequently had occasion to say that we
considered the Hev;ew one OF the brs', az
well as the cheapest papers published IN
this county. Dr.. Lowell Mason, MIR,
George +. Root, and Mr.. VIM. F. Brad
bury, are among its regular contributors.
The publishers claim for il the largest clr-
culation attained by any musca! Perlodl-
cal in the world. Among It's manifold al
fractions, the Prize Songs, now IN course
of publication in its pages, occupy prom
inent position. Every lover, teacher, or
pupil Of music, if not already subscriber,
should become one by all means. Terms,
One Dollar per annum, payable in adj
vance.