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Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-07-26
u,o THE ArFLICTEp.-pR 1. ]. CZAPKAY

U,O THE AFFLICTED.-DR. l.. ]. CZAPKAY
l. late of the Hungarian Army, and Chief Phys-
clan of the Hospital of Pesth calls attention to the
following maladies. in the treatment of which he
guarantees cure. Diseases of the Brain, such rs
Epilepsey. Apoplexy. rushes Of blood to the head
inflammation of its different tissues Partial and Com
plete Paralysis and Insanity, and all Functional De-
rangements, such as loss of Memory, aversion Of
Society, Msanthropy, Timidity, Nervous Excite
ment from slight causes, Self Distrust, Giddiness
Headache Ringing in the Ears, Confusion of Ideas
Love of Solitude Optical Illusion, Disturbed sleep
and incapablty for labor and study,-Also in dis
eases of the Lungs and Air passages, such as lu-
bercular diseases or Consumption, Pneumonia or in
famaton of the Lungs, Peurtes. or Pleurisy, Asth-
ma, humoral or spasmodic, Bronchitis Laryngitis
and all forms of Catarrhacal affections. Also dsea-
ses of the Liver, Congestons of the Liver, Absces-
ses of the Liver, Calculi in the gall bladder and
ducts Jaundce and those diseases which impair its
functions such as Panama fever, Bilious fever and
Intermittng fever and the consequenceswhi these
disorders leave behind them.
Also diseases of the Stomach such as Gastriiis or
inflammation of the Stomach, Enterities inflama
tion of the bowels Dyspepsia in all its forms which
destroy the appetite and digestion, Flaterlences
Dysentery and Darrhea. Also, diseases of the
Kidneys. and other Urinary Organs, such as Diabe
ties or an excessive flow of urine, Albuminuria
commonly known rs Bright's disease In this com
plaint the physician and patient do not ofteutmcs
suspect the presence of the disease until too late.
The most common symptoms are general indisposi-
tion. with dropsica swellings, Calctui in the Kid
news Uretar or Bladder. Enurises or inability to
retain the urine, Cysttis or inflammation of the blad
der, and all other disorders of the urinary organs
Also diseases OF the Womb and its appendages,such
as irregularities of the MENSES, when excessive
suppressed irregular. Prolapsus falling of the
Womb, Sterty, Ovarean Dropsy, and other dsea-
ses of the parts. In the treatment Of any of the
above diseases, the Doctor has many remedies
and guarantees perfect cure in all cases. or the
money will be returned All consultations (by let
ter or otherwise) free
Address DIR. L. J. Czapkay, San Francisco.
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UNION HOTEL.

4,',fSsA The Proprietors of this old and well known
iii& establishment would respectfully announce
80 to the public that they have renovated and
materially
E.NL~7RGED THEIR BUILDING.
and added number of entirely new beds and room.
for the accommodation of those who may favor them
with call. Their
TABLE AND BAR
will be furnished in as good style as any in the Vi
cnity. and at prices that cannot but suit As tbey
have established the CASH SYSTEM, they can
afford to do business on as fair terms as any Hotel
in the mountains
This being the office and station of the California
Stage Company, their Agent will ever be ready TO
attend to passengers for all parts of the State
s. s. HARTRUM
J. WAGSTAFF, i'VP !"
Union Stable.
Connected with the Union Hotel is the Union sta
ble capable Of accommodating fifty horses in good
style.
HARTRUM 4 WAGSTAFF.
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office

rs hereby given that | have appointed John D.
i Page my agent to transact all business in this
State for me, during my absence from California
He is authorized to receive and receipt for all
amounts due me, DC. S. PAGE.
apr 5 24tf
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DR.. ,. c. Young.

Corner Montgomery and California streets,
orer Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S Express Office
San Francisco.
Is the Pioneer Advertising Physician Of Califor-
MIA. and the only one who received Collegiate
Medical Education, and is better qualified to treat
other physician For reference, all the papers
throughout the State.
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Lumber! Lumber.:

T>HE undersigned respectfully announce to the
L citizens of Volcano and vicinity that they now
have their new mill in complete running order,
and are prepared to fill bills Of lumber of any d.
tension at the shortest possible notice
gzz- Our machinery is SO constructed that we
are enabled to saw timber for building purposes
FORTY FEET IN LENGTH, which we will furn-
ish at prices that purchasers will find to their ad-
vantage. Our mill is located at the upper end Of
Volcano. ROSE, LALON Il co.
apr 8 24-3m
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f. REICHLING,
JEwELLER AND wATCHMAKEI

Nam Street, Voicana,
HG 80 HAVING permanently opened in my
II sf'TG new Fire-Proof Brick Building, offer
ISa to the public a large assortment Of
SSNsass~ @ OLD g. SILVER W.4TCHES
and Clocks. Also--All kinds of States Jewelry and
a good variety of California Jewelry MANUFACTURED
by myself
Time keepers of every description repaired and
insured All kinds of California Jewelry will be
manufactured to order out the same gold that
given, in the best and latest stJle HATCH CT
SES not excepted.
In connection with my Jewelry establishment,
have always on hand an assortment Of fine knives
Guns, Rifles, Colts Pistols, billiard balls, &c.
n. b. have in my employ al experienced gun
smith, and am prepared to any work In that Ine'
Billiard balls turned at short notice.
Any article sold or repaired by me is insured "
be what is represented, or the money refunded
jan IA l4Sm
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The Greatest Discovery Of the .age- Great Bless
ing to .Nankind-innocent, but Potent.
DR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S Propildeticuni, (self-
IL disinfecting agent.) sure preventive against
Gonorrhea and Syphilitc diseases, and an unsur-
passed remedy for all yenereal Scrofulous, Gangre-
nous and Cancerous Ulcers. F9tid discharges from
Vagina, Uterus and Urethra, and all Cutaneous
Eruptions and diseases. For sale at DIR. l.. j. Cap
kays Office, Armory Hall, corner OF Sacramento
and Montgomery streets, San Francisco As inoc-
ulation is preventive against small pox, is Dr.
l.. J. Czapkay sProphilactcum preventive against
Syphilitic and Gonorrhnal diseases. Harmless In
itself it possesses the power of chemically destroy
ing the Syphilitic Virus, and thereby saving thous
ands of debauchees from being infected by the most
loathsome of all diseases. Let no young man who
appreciates health be without Dr. Czapkay's Pro
philacticum. II is in very convenient packages
and will be found convenient to use, being used as
q soap.
gs5- Price $500 Full directions are attached to
each package In cases where the Prophlacticum
is used as a curative, Dr. L. J. Czapkay will furnish
gratis prescription for his Blood Purifier
All communications from the country addressed
only to DIR. l.. J. Czapkay, San Francisco, will be
strictly and confdentaly attended to- and the rem
edies with the greatest care and security, immed-
ately dispatched by express other conveyance, to
their destination. l.. J. CZAPKAY, NJ. ID.
3m26 San Francisco. Cal.
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,ns of Temperance

Volcano Division, No 80. S. of T., meets at their
Hall on Emigrant street, Monday Evening of each
week.
r. STEWART, W. P.
J. S. B. JEwEET, R. S. l3-ly
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NAEAL1H 70 BODY, ,YkNu MIND -
DIR. l.. y. Czapkay's
GRAND MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE
ARMORY HALL BUILDLNG,

CO7NeF q NH0NEg0DttTy dNH DucTdWeHtO "S'i
San Francisco.
ESTABLISHED FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF ALL PRI-
vArE AND CHRONIC DISEASES, AND THE SUPPRESS
SION OF QUACKERY.
DR. L. J. CZAPKAY, late in the Hungarian
- Revolutionary War, Chief Physician to the goth
Regiment of Honveds, Chief Surgeon to the Militia
ry Hospital of Pesth, Hungary and late lecturer on
Diseases of Women and Children.
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News and Clothing Emporium

Corner of Union Square and Main st.
rT,HE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens
l. of Volcano and vicinity that he has purenassu
the entire stock of
BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c,
And also the Newspaper Agency of Page a q
Cameron, and will in future pay strict attention !"
this business, and keep his stock full and comple.s
He is agent for all the leading California papel.,
and will furnish them TO persons Immediately uA
the arrival of the Express He has made arransus IA
ments to be supplied with full files OF AtlanS ADn
European papers, magazines, &c, iminediaIei! W
the arrival of the mail steamers.
CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, &c
He will continue the Clothing Boot and Shoe DSsl Ss
ness at the old stand, where customers VIII n.s
him prepared to accommodate them with the ve'!
best of articles In his line. He will also kerp
choice assortment of Tobacco, Cigars, ripes ="
The public are invited TO visit his store ana eN
anime his goods. GEO. JOHNSoor a.
mar 29 zS9m
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DAINTS AND OILS-Bleached Polar, Sperm
i Raw and Boiled Linseed (for painting) Oils
and White Lead for sale by
nov24 5:.sm
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Union stable.
UNCKTON Il WARMERS DRUG STORE
Main street, Volcano,

MUNCkTON * WARMERS DRUG STORE
Main street, Volcano.
n The undersigned would most respectful n
~ " inform the citizens of Volcano and the SE
~ surrounding country, that they have, and M
viii keep constantly on hand COED and fresh SUP.
ply OF
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Paints, Oils Varnishes. Brushes of all kinds Cam
phene Alcohol, Turpentine, Dye Stufs. Patent Med.
cines of all kinds, Perfumery, Fancy Soaps Toilet
articles, &C. &c, which we will sell at the LOWEST
CASH PRICES. Physicians and others are request.
ed to call and examine our stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
Physicians Prescriptions put up accurately and
with despatch, at all hours of the day or night
n. BAH articles sold by US will be warranted
Pure and Genuine.
MUNCKTON 4 WARNER
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HILL, CLARK Il co.

w HOLES ALE GERS
SO Front Street, Sacrenento.
TJAvE constantly on hand choice and we'll Sc
i l. lected stock. All goods directed to our care
forwarded with promptness to all parts of the
mines. Charges moderate.
THOMAS HILL, Sacramento,
J. w. CLARK, 1877 Front ST. San Francisco.
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HANFORD Il DOWNS,

HANE OhtD N DOWNS,
TNAKE pleasure in announcing to the citizens Of
l. Volcano and vicinity that they keep constantly
on hand and are receiving large supplies of
Provisions, Hardware, Mining Boots,
Bar Iron; Steel; Sheet Iron; Powder; Fuse; Crock
cry; Glassware; Tinware Camphene Oils; Paints;
Windows; Boots and Shoes; Dry Goods and Cloth
ing; Long and Short Rubber Boots; Ladess Shoes
of all kinds. Just received, direct from eastern
manufactures splendid lot of Hats that we will
sell lower than any other house in town. Also
Clocks right from Yankeedom, which we we'll sell
at very low prices and warrant to keap good time
and for beauty they cannot be exceled.
gB- A good assortment of cooking and parlor
Stoves for sale at a bargain. Give us call and
examine for yourselves, at our treproof store, Ea
gle Block, Volcano
jan 26 l4-3m
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ClLK vELvETS, few pieces very fine for man
Dtillas, for sale by GEO. JOHNSON
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CHO1CE brands of Tobacco and Cigars on hand
Wand for sale by GEO. JOHNSON.
ZINE Cloth for Mantillas, for sale by
l. mar 29 GEO. JOHNSON.
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Read and Reflect!
DIR. CHARLES H. TOZER'S

CARD TO THE AFFLICTED.
Quick Cures and Loac Prices, at the old
established office, iSirth street, be-
tlceen and *, iSdcyamea-
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II
i Disease should peruse the following letters of
recommendation, from Dr. ]. G. Young's patients.
They are voluntary offerings of gratitude TO him for
benefits received, and are proofs strong Holy
Writ of his scientific attainments No one can read
them without at once having confidence in him. and
we confidently make the assertion that people af-
icted with private other diseases will call upon
him in preference to any other physician in Caifor-
MIA Read them carefully, We that need medical as
sistance, and then lose no time in consulting him
while there is time left to cure you In
MARYsvnLE. June 10TH 1855.
Dr. j. C, YoUNG-Dear Sir Please send me
some of the medicines you prescribed in my case.
have friend here who is troubled in exactly the
same way that was. He has nightly emissions,
ringing noise in his head, weak back loss of memo
ry and he is generally debiliated he is discoura-
ged and has not confidence enough to enable him to
call and see YOU / told him how was, and that
my friends all said was in consumption, and the
doctors up here gave me up and advised me to go
home and die, but instead Of going home l called
upon yon. and here am we'll as any of them and
likely to live long time yet with strength enough
to work with the strongest of them Doctor, will
send every TO you that looks though he need
ed physician 1t shall not be my fault if any one
dies for want of medical treatment l will do all
can to keep the afflicted away from those pests OF
society ycept professors and high-sounding titled
men, who, If the facts were known, are men who
left ther country for their country's good Publish
who humbugged me may see it, and sleep bad for
one night Truly yours, GEO. DAVIDSON.
GRASS VALLEY June Sd, 1855.
Dear ir.--The last medicine you sent me has
done the business. l am now perfectly we'll, and
wish to give my testimony to the public in favor o
your skill / was troubled with complication Of
diseases brought on by that soul-destroying habit
of selfpolution, and complaints caught by connec
tion with bad persons of the opposite sex. l have
been treated by some of the best physicians well
as those quacks who infest this state and by then
ali given up rs incurable but being advised by q
friend who had been benefited by your scientific
treatments call upon you. did and feel CRATE
full to him fsr the information but still more CRATE
ful to you for the care and good advice you gave
me, as well as the eificacious medicines you pre-
scribed If any of the afflicted should see this lei
them be sure that it is voluntary offering in graf
tude for the blessings OF health received from you
and also given with fervent wish that 1t may bt
of service to those suffering did and now may
God bless you in your effort to lessen the suffering
of the human family, and may all good citizens as
sist you to drive from the community those leeche
that prey upon the public by false pretensions O
eminence in the medical world.
Yours eternaly,
JOHN BURGESS.
To DR.. ]. c. YOUNG, San Francisco.
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Notice.

Notice.
A LII persons indebted to the subscribers will
"A please call and make immediate payment, or
they will have cost to pay.
mar 20 22
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EarIe Theatre.

4 AMP CIIIMNIES.--A large lot of Camphene
IL and Oil Chimnes and Wcks for sale by
G p. A. MORRILL,, Druggists,
nov "a 5m3
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nov IL
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-16


an sorry to add. that tOOmany intelligent, boa
ssl electors, who would require better evidence
70 convict dog caught with the WOOL in his
mOuth. Of killing sheep, bslisVs that Col. FIRE.
mont is q PaPist.
Itis said you viii remember. BY many Of
our friends At Philadelphia. thai Mr.. FiIlmOre's
name would be used at the South merely 10
divide the friends Of freedom at the North.
did not believe IL then, nor do l know that such
was their design but thai Mr.. FiIImOre's name
is now only used for that purpose is lranSPa-
rently certain. Nor should this surprise Us,
for Il is just what the past has often reveal
ed
Mr.. Van Buren, Who for thirty years was de-
voted 10 the South, hesIlatsd about the admis-
sion Of Texas, and was thrown overheard.
General Pierce, literally used up ia promo
ting the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise and
in sustaining border rufianiSm, was remorse-
lessly sacrificed at Cincinnati by the South for
an solder. if not better doughface. whom
they hope to elect. Differ as Ihey may and do
in relation to all other questions, on this very
extreme of shade and sentiment and opinion u.
mite. They regard the bsnk-the tarif-tne
public domain, DC, de-, subordinate ques-
tions, and differ upon them but is voting up
on the annexation Of Texas-the admission Of
California free--tbe Fugitive Slave laW-the
repeal Of the Missouri Compromise, DC, &c.,
they always unite or If Ia Southern member
gives a wrong vote, like Cullum Of Tennessee,
and Hunt Of louisiana, they are shot down.
Why, then. should they not. as they have,
make their Americanism subserviant to their
slavery? II, therefore, Mr. Buchanan should
be elected, see no end 10 the Entertainments
and usurpations Of the slave power-and hence,
shall neither vote for nor throw my vote q
way. In contest which is 10 determine
whether slavery or freedom is to be the COVER
ming principle of this republic. l choose to cast
my vote where II will tell for freedom. These
considerations lead me to the support of the Re-
upblican nominees for President and Vice Pres
ident, not because I am less an American than
when our National Convention assembled, but
because those by whom Mr.. Fillmore was nOm-
mated, from Southern States, have abandoned
him for candidate openly and aVOwedly ar
rayed against both their candidate and their A
mericanism and because, furthermore, by vo-
ting for Mr.. Fillmore, while the contest is be-
tween Buchanan and Fremont, should indi-
rectly aid the former, whose principles as an
anti i-American and slavery extensiOnist, are
obnoxious to all my convictions Of duty.
Respectfully yours.
EPHRAIN MARSH:
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-16
Colonel Fremont.s Position.

The man must be q progeny who can retain
his manners and morals undepraved by such
circumstances, (the commerce between master
and slave.) and with what execration should
the statesman be loaded, who, permitting one
half the citizens thus to trample on the rights
of the other, transforms those into despOts, and
these into enemies, destroys the morals Of one
part and the amor potria Of the other TROs.
Jefferson.
Il > among my FIRST wishes to see some plan
adopted. by which Slavery in this country may
be abolished by law George Washington.
Slavery is contrary to the Law of nations
William WIT.
We should admit to pOsterity our abhOrrence
of Slavery. Henry.
Slavery is dark spot on the face Of the ma
tiOn. -Lgayetts.
We should march up TO the very verge of
the constitution 70 destroy the traffic in human
fesh.-FFaRklia.
Slavery is a most blighting curse upon the
Old Dominion and | know Of but one way
of getting rid Ofit-by legislative authority
and so far as my vote shall go for that pur-
pose, it shall never be wanting. George Rash-
ington.
.sThe freemeu OF the North have deep in
serest in keeping labor free, exclusively free in
the new territories. have
made up my mind, for one that Gader no CIR
cuuastanees aUil IeOnssm to the further extension
Ofths area Of Slavery, in the United States, or
to- the iurtberincrease Of slave representation
in the House Of Representatives, "-Daniel
Webster.
"I repeat that I never can and never will
vote, and no earthly power will ever make me
vote to spread Slavery over territory where il
does not exist" "-Hnry Clay.
"NOw is the time for the North to plant T.
self on immovable Liberty ground. Now is
the time to tx permanently the boundaries Of
slavery. The South would have yielded TO
the Just claims OF the North long ago il they
had been pressed with tenth part the tenacity
of Southern Claims.
"Their claims 10 extend Slavery over terri
tory now free, is too prepOsterOus to be enter
tanned for moment by any government now
existing on earth. and the miserable dough-
Ifaoe. North Who will parley with the South Gu
this subject cughstO be held mp to the public
seoru and contempt BY every newspaper in The
land ''-J. ". Gray. IN ClsUelaad Plain Dealer,
j ResOlped. That the maintenance Of the
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AlisrelIoutous Rea0lnp.
Hon. Ephraim Marsh for Fremont.

Hon. Ephraim Marsh for Fremont.
Hon. Ephraim Marsh. of New Jersey, was
President Of the National American Couven,
Jon. held at PhiladeIphia, at which Fillmore
and Donelson were minated and the Ameri
can Platform adopted. He is a candid man,
and sincere and very distinguished mem
ber Of the American party. ThOre is no man,
North or South, whose opinion is entitled to
greater weight than his. on the subject of the
following admirable letter
@ SoHooLEY MOUNTAIN N, Jl
S.. .... Sept. 10, 1856.
MEssRs. John H. Lyon, Joseph W, Allen, L.
Ou. E. Fl. Grandin, ]. R. Cornell, John R.
4, Weeks:
GENTLEMEN. = Having been constrained by
the course OF public events, occurring since the
meeting Of the American National Convention
by which the Hon. Millard Fillmore was nomi
mated for President Of the ULited Stated, over
which Convention had Che honor to preside
to renounce that nomination, you, as my col
, leagues in that Convention, are entitled to my
reasons for sodOing and will proceed briefly
but frankly to state them.
1t was known to my friends at Philadelphia
3 that the pro-slaVrrV platform thera adopted,
and which drove so many Northern delegates
from the Convention, was repugnaut to my SEN
Gments and sympathies. But cOnfding in the
principles Of Mr. Fillmore who, in the Legisla-
turs Of New York. and in Congress, had ever
acted with the friends offreedom, Iacquiesced
in an exceptionable platform. In view of the
perGdious repeal Of the, Missouri compromise
and The aggrsssions and outrages perpetrated
! by Missourisns upon Kansas, with more than
I the approval Of The general government. Look.
ed for sOme expression of the sentiments which
uerysded the whole North sentiments thai
/. Mr.. Fillmore had ever professed, in his lette,
Of acceptance. But in this expectation l wal
disappointed. There was studied aud sigui
fcant avoidance, in that letter, Of the question
Il upon which he knew, as we all know. tht
Presidential election is 10 be decided either IN
, favor cf, or against slavery extension. MOI
was less Disappointed in finding the friend
Of Mr.. Fillmore in Congress, voting steadily
throughout prOtracted session, with the sup
porters of aggression and outrage in Kansas
and persistng in such votes, after BY the repor
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-16

TRuE.-The Hon. Jesse D. Bright. one OF
the leading men Oithe Buchanan party says
s'Thers is no danger ofa dissolution Of the
Union. Nsither Congress nor aIl the pOliti-
clans in the country can dissolve The conlsdeT-
acy our fathers msce and handed down TO ne. ("
This is of course correct. but what must be
thought of the whole OF The newspaper organs
Of Mr. Bughts party. north and south. hold
ing up before the country constantly she bug
hear Of dssuuioa? The Waahington DniOa
leads off IN the movement. OF course 4 =
mere device to frighten simid people from The
support Of the Republican candidates.. -