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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-29
MEDICAL.
DIR. L. ]. CZAPKAYS

NRL J. CH ,rKAN. LATE N TUE luNGA-
q Vri,n Revolutionary War. 'tiri Physlciah tu
:hc 9tth regiment rf Ii"nvrd~. Fh"i surgeon !" lht
Military Hospital 81 Pesn llungr> and lnie L"ctii'
rrr on ni-easrS Of Urinary organs ana d'-"ases "l
women aud chiidfta
ToT AytLIcTtp-Dr '. CZ1pkav has opened
his institute for hr cure oi all formS oi pfi'H' 81"
eases. such NJ syphilis lnnrrhrh. uociurhal "lnlr
s,ous md all the consequence :" -rH"p"-r. III me
first Stages or rouorrhenl dseIs hr gunraui"tsa curc
la a few DAYS without Inconvenience tn thr patient,
,sr bndranc, Ia his business W hen patient, b,
neglect. ar improper treatment. has developed the
secondary symptoms OF -Nhills. such ~ bhhucS, or
pqluGnI s.ngs ou the yrU.u~. ulcer. Ia th~ 'hrunt
and no.e whirh If noi checked. destroy tho sor
tnrs and cause the bones tn morliiN separate and
come asuy leaving the snG.rr "a object hiirors Il"
hchuld: or when -plp'cles md p mplr> hrook ont
upon the skin when he has painful ~wrlliugs upon
The BONES or when h- constitution = injured io
pteiispo-r ,o consumption or "'hcr cpe~'''ull"na
dSrisc the Doctoi guarantees curu n asks no row'
ron~ation In Rheumatism. chronic or Hcur: in
HNscnrr,. D'arrfdt. hP hn> safe AMI rilrciuhl re-
NEEDLES For the IfrntHrnt ui the cons ulcucrs ui
-eltnbt-e such nocturnal emissions. ncrsousn"ssi
tnidnv hrndnrhr pnn- ~ the bucA mad hmhs with
general weakness. loss uf Hppiiic lI~s oi mcmory.
injury to he sight, rr~'lrs-nr-o 'ou~i"n oi i''e.
dislike FOR sorrtV. aud ireitug ~ "rhrurss OF N'";
with The nervous system 80 rNciltnhl" that slt9ht
noises shoct or slarilc the potirul making hs exit
encc miserable. For he nhnvp malh'lteS The Doctor
viii guarantee cure or ASK uu compensation. ll"
be- consulted roe of rh1rIr, rnd invites al To
call. ~ It viii cost lhcm nothing. and may br much
to their advantage.
Dr. T. j tRopkay i daily receiving ~ .licnons
from every pnrt ot tn. state md from Oregon and
Washington Tcrruotirs. for troamcni of every form
of di'rns" md hrrr j. not "u" VII" VIII couie tor
war and expires iissli saruu: on the contrary. ihr
Dr is ia d", receipt e "ltcr@. expressive "f @rn
tudc nnt thauhCuur-s, some Of which are published
below by permission.
M.RYsvILLE, June 2, 1855
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-29
HOWARD MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
Co.'s Office over Wines Coz Express Office.
SAN FRANCISCO
ROOMS NUMBERS !, . AND 3.


VUNUIS INSTITUTION j. founded for the cure ot
u SyphNIttic Hud ~tr1iuiuuS complaints and All
Il rtions If the Gcniln Organs of whatever nnture.
Instituted tor the express purpose ~ tr'aling private
aides nj the in~lnnct nf mnny medical gentlemen
vhI have seen with pain the itnpositinns praciiccd
h, r-Clnre upon those who have been the victims of
living ndvenscment tho-" connected with it are 10
p"is r 10 II certain extent this means Of Introducing
I; l., public notice
IN ,-e nppl,ine for nd vice will find constantly In
attendance, Inrdirh nhitiy ot .pIled skill in this
class uf complaints aud iii he dealt with in the
most honorable aud sfFaight.frward manner,
For the purpose Of securing privacy 10 the most
delicate. vernl apartments arranged that pa
l nl- viii he brought IN contact with none, but the
Ofic' Physician
Th, ~ APPLYING 10 this Institute will the charges
r. ,sonnble. and the treai mrh -up 'rior Ladies and
gentlemen who desire tO hecoms patients without
eating The Of the Institute, be- attended
al their residences
Communication from all parts of The country will
he attended Ia with promplm~~. and medicines sent
# desired t,v eucls NJ II fre ~ ten dollars
No efforts " ~ Is spared Ia make the Howard Metii-
cal In ue what ii purports 10 he, philanlhrophic
lustiIu
ou-ullaiion h English. French, Spanish and
q rmnR.
a Dfiicr hOlss from A. W.. tlll DIP. NJ. Address,
inward N,dcai Institute, ~ Sacramento street,
san Franc
Once Physician, DIR. X. hcCAFFREY
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-29
MEDICAL.

from parent to child, and cntang upon The of.pring
ruinn constitution For the cure ui all ihr-. t'rm
Of disease. the DOCTORS g'mraul,t~ u a,k-
compensation. The nnrlur can hc cunstlir hy let.
ter or otherwise 80 ot cha'g. and invites an WIN
afflicted To call upon him whcr. be viii give them
such shti factinr ~ the, can uhtnp whcr. e~
h- rooms NJ. nnd > Artnnry Hall cnrnrrof sue.
raIn"nio and Nultgomrry streets San Fraurisrn
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF TIE
GE!-Great blessing to Mantind -lnhn'ent hnt Pc.
ten!-Dr. I. j. - pAay's Prhpht iartcum, (Self D--
injecting Asen.l ~urr preventative against esuor
rhn'n and slphi'iuc diseases nud az unsurpassed
cdy for al III" Nrurrjl. ScrolulonS giugrrnois nnd
caucrruu~ ulcers tc !i discharges nom the vagina
trrs aud urihra nui pll ctu1u,'o,t- rrup',lns and
disr-~es For ~nir NJ Dr l.l Clarka,'- nflrr. A.
morv Hall. CORNER of Shcr1m'uin AMI Montgomery
streets. Snn Frnu"i.ro A. lopoc ttaon - proven.
'auvc against small roN, 80 is nr. l. ]. rz9pkN
Prup"nctcum preventative NJ tn-i svuhilittcal Hnd
guunrrhell di-,.ns''s Harmless n tsot II possesses
he power Of chemica, DESTROYING he syphiliic ~.
rus, and thereby ug ihousunds at oung drhauch.
from hring injected 10y the most loGh-umr o nli
i-rascs. let young man Who appreciates health
bc without pr. tTapkN's Irophiliciicum. It + IN
cpNV"nn'nt packages and viii Ia found runVrut-
eutio use being u-cl ~ soap. That d -oast t,
prevented by the use nt pruItr agents. IL NJ well nn
established fact ps that thry can hc lrcd after lhcir
establishment. The principle which i now uniyrr.
sally recognized. oa' received even before thr day ~
runcr the III "oVcrrr ui the vac Cnaituu IN l,N, Hut
ia muliiped bcncil- ever siutr have received.
they deserved. the attention of the medical tlcuy.
II wus ia pursuit ot THIS brunch oi the medical sci.
cnrc that pr. H. t. ClapkaN fortunately made the d.
cover, Of his rroph,Inclicum whch, nr the prevrl.
un 0f ,phtr. gnuorrheHl. rtncrr and cuturou-
d-nr. der. stands "d hN any agent IN the Phu--
macupucn. The cf'c' - thl~ ug.ut after culoni.
immediate and removes tno possibility at n cnntrac-
on of dsra>e IT. however HE -tS,' hb- been cot
ractcd II j. useful IN urtrllng the uol-'nut~
lions whirh hy Hhsnrp ION. produce The horrd cnn~r-
ulcn~t's known us secondary sNphts II has been
administered by the pottnr ~ many thousand
and I've has vet Nnd the lr-' ju which it has fnrt
sub~crNc the purp,~" t'r which II wns ndminl~l'r
ed. Price, So Fan dirccuus ar. attached turnrh
pnckng,. In ra4cs whcr,' prppu'nricum - used ~
curative. mr. l. J. C2upkpy vii furairh gratis pre-.
scrpiiun for his blood Purthrr.
Al communications from lhc country. addressed
ly to Dr. l. Clnphay, san francisco will hr strictly
aud cnnfdntiniN ntrndrd to, and ia" r'Hrdic~
with the greatest cArr and secrecy. inmcdiacit dts
pch'd by Express other convey ancc 10 their dc--
tinalion
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-29
YOUTHFUL DEPRAyITY. - The Sacramento
Union contains the following.

YOUTHFUL DEPRAvITY. The Sacramento
Union contains the following:
Two Boys had an alteration and n fight
on the levee about noon yesterday. One of
them finally drew pistol en- the other -
The weapon having been wrenched from his
hand by Geo IIaswel. acting Harbor Mns.
ter, the young rascal drew a kHif and ru sh.
ed at the other, striking evidently with the
intention Of killing him or INJECTING serious
bodily injury. Mr. Has we'll however, grasp
ed the knife, receiving very severe cut on
the middle finger Of the left hand and sue
ceeded in wrenching il from him Immediate.
ly hurled il into the river and had him con
Quoted to the Station House. The blow was
given by the boy with s1ch force that the
knife ripped open the shirt Of his antagonist
10 the extent Of about eight inches, cut the
skirt Of his coat, and doubtless would have
been fatal in its termination but for the
timely interference of Mr. Haswell The
defendant we understand is the same boy
that stabbed Old lIauns,' two or three weeks
since. We did not learn his name
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-29

TAXATION IN BosToN.-Thc rate
of taxation in Boston, for the present
year, has been fixed at S. on the
$1,000. The real estate in the city
is valued at $143,574,300, and the
personal estate at $l05, Jag, 800,
Since last year, the former has in
creased s. ,223,000, and the latter
decreased S434, 100.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-29

r. IN. J. l.. CzAPKAY The gentleman whose
fnrns the caption nf his nutlce ~ OF th'
few modern physicians whus" application I" his pro-
tesson nud devotion To- the afflicted render bin alike
an orunurni to 4 " one and hrncH to The other 4
hungarian by birth. he sought with kossuh to place
his country nmoup the nations Of the earth h,Noud
The opptrs-,,rs rule hat her might rejoice in
lhr Iruclicr of those prcrrpi~ which alike our
2l"rN aud our pridc In hi ,hnris Ia do. he hgs
pcd Tho reward Of ipcrCunl Resistance O opprt~-
ion. md ~ home aud country know hun no more
- Npntt huwavtr. from his CiiuWs upon our consider
alton ~ patrot The trstin nils OF character Hnd
capacity which ne brlue- tutir him to public cout~
druc" To the exclusion of Uusc who pussr~s neither
the one the other. a. n g,ntl"mnn his chnrnctrr
Is utnrni-hrd; ns pa, -i"ian. his nkl unsurpassed
and Ia those Whose impruicure has lett upon thcm
the Anl- of disease. We can Cu.CtrnituusN commend
him with the assurance that In him they will find
friend whom 10 know - great gain. The Dr.'s office
IL No. 3 and ArmUrv Han corner ot Sacramento
and Montgomery streets. san Francisco
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-29

pesA- A good story is told by the
New Haven Register of Bishop who
was sent down to New York with one
of his patent fly trap machines as a
Specimen number A butcher was
very 6esirous he should set it going
in his shop, and in the course of half
an hour something less than n peck
of flies had been 'hived.' The butch
or was pleased, but concluded, as his
hios were all Trapped he didn't
want the machine Very well' said
Bishop; I'm a Yankee, and won't
take any advantage Of you by carry
ing off your 1lies,' and drawing the
slide he liberated the whole swarm
about the butchers ears, and beat a
retreat under cover Of a little the
loudest buzzing ever heard in that
vicinity.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-29
]. EGAL NOTICES.
INSOLVENCY NOTICE.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, isS
C0TNrY oF BrITk.


COUNTY COURT-AT CHAMBERS
bRovILi y. October n lrj6.
ny THE MATTER OF HORACE REYNOLDS
u nm lnsolvent Debtor
IN pursuance Of mn order. made ON the 2ist day of
Oc;ober $50 IN the Comfy Court Of said "ouRly by
the Judge thereof. the Hon. j. h. \. LEWIS,
Notice IL hereby given tn the creditors of tho snid
insolVent debtor iIornco REYNOLDS To he and appear
before ia" Judge of the County tou IN and for said
county. the Hon. !. Z. n l. wis nj the Coufl house,
~ Oruviiic, in said county, on MundaV. the 2lh day
OF November, \. y. lslG at ~ O'Clock. \. NJ, the
shue being the Il - day of the November term of
snid Colrt, then and there to show cause, II Hny,
why the r8yer Ot sad iusOlvont debior shoUd not
be granted. urd assignment of his estate be IuAde
ana he be discharged from his debts aud liabilities
as an nsolvcnt debtor.
Witness my hand and the Seal Of said Court
- affixed, this tbs 2lst day OF October, a. D..
;~.. 1885, MILES CHAPLIN. County Clerk,
- by VI II DARRAcn. Deputy.
Oroyillc, October u, 1850 o2l-d
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-29

W Nor BAD.-A Yankee rather took
down a cockney. the other day, by
informing him if England were a
steamboat. there are lakes in this
country sufficiently large for her to
founder on. Cockncy said, " My
hies, vot vopper!'' and they ad-
journed to take mug of "'alf and
'alf."
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-29
Miscellany.

gSn- 1t is said that Tom Moore,
one night while stopping at an Inn in
Scotland, was continually troubled
by the landlady with the request that
he would write her epitawh. Ac-
cordlngly at night he gave impromp-
tu as follows:
Good Susan Blake, in royal state,
Arrived last night at Heavens
and stopped, promising to finish in
the morning. The good lady was in
transports at this inscription, and
treated Moore with every possible at
tention. In the morning he was
about leaving, when the lady remind
ed him that he had not finished the
epitaph. 'That is so,' said he, and
Immediately added
But Peter met her with a club,
And Knocked her back tc Belize
bubn
1t is said that Mr.. Moorc's horses
were in motion just as he finished the
last line.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-29

CHIFD Born WITHOUT EYES,
The Boston Medical and Surgical
Journal chronicles case in Shrews-
berry, Mass, where a child was born
withOt eyes. 1t was a healthy boy,
well developed in every other respect.
There were cyelids, but no eyeballs.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-29

Be1" Daniel Webster, when a
young lawyer, was employed for
which he received fee of eighteen
dollars. Later in life he was en-
ployed in a similar case and received
fee of five thousand dollars, though
he used the same brief which he had
prepared for the first case.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-29

WHAT is the cause Of the potatoc
rot 1t is attributed to the rot a
terry influence of the earth. How
was this discovered? BY consulting
a great many commentators.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-29

A man praising porter said it was
so excellent a beverage that it always
made him fat. Il have seen the
time" said another, "when it always
made you lean" "When :" asked
the eulogist. Last night, against
a wall"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-29
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

TEyHE CO-PARfN EkSlilP heretofore existing be-
n tween the Undersigned, wns dissolved b mu.
tuol consent CA the 9Th OF September, i-i6.
The parluetship business viii be settled hv u. Il.
Rliven y Co . at Charlty's u u. Bl.ENlN,
d. L. ROGERS.
Charlcy's Ranch Sent. i2, 1856. sl2lm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-29

A man that has nothing to do gen
orally does wrong. Give a boy a
holiday, and in less than an hour a
brindle dog will have him by the
corduroys for robbing an apple or
chard.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-29
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF ST.
PERVISORS, IN AND FOR
BUTTE COUNTY - AUGUST
TERM. A. ID 1896.

Bi Ia wv ~ j - ~ w u - |
TERM, A. ID 1856.
BiDwELL. august 18th, 1856.
In The M,tter Of Ike D,rision Of Ophi,
T",nrskip into Schooi Districts.
1T oKpTRED ny TnE BOARD--That ophir
a Township be and hereby is divided into Schoo
Districts a. toll va tn wit:
DISTRICT NO |.
Con metcing at Oliver Murray house. on the bank
of Feather river. tn nee up RHvire or Slough. io
Dry Creek. thence MP Dry ',reek. taking the right
hud fork ct snd Creek until the line strikes the iiue
OF B,dwen Township
DISTRICT NO :"
Commencing at oliver Murray's house. on the banl
of Fe nth.r river iheuce running in straight line d,
aud in,iu ling the Prairie Hous., Until IL strikes III,
W,andute Iowuship line, thence doom the line o
District No.. To the place OF BEGINNING.
DISTRICT NO 3.
Shall embrace all the remainder of 0phir Town
shin not included la either of the first two districts
Attest "A true copy MILES CHhlN,
Clerk Of Board OF SUPERVISOR
ByM Il. DAsRAcu, Deputy.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-29
Do DR.. II. neInImnnn, corncr Inch.on nnd

TO DIR. IL. EIcinIInann, Corner Jackson and
Montgomery streets, san Nrnclsco Dear Sr:-lt
IL with Nlcasur" thai "" notice the uubounded sue
whirh has attended yOu tn your Practice since
The rcod Won have done and the skill YOU have
ci$ed in the cures thHi come under our observation
max II our duty I" let It b" known To- The world nud
paricularly 10 those now -n0rrinG with d-en~'.
Most Of ~ were well acquainted with YOU whilst Nou
rrsIlcd at Mormon Island. aud witnessed there soue
( rein1rkHhr cures which You effected patients
who~e cuscs were pronounced hopeless by tInnrut
nhN -iri1ns We have also H"cn "a hat YOU hHy" done
for some of our friends now residing a Golofnn and
ParcrNillr, who after much prsur~ion aud induce
mcuis Un our ri, consented 10 20 and see yon when
They had almost de. paired ol their lives. They did
and returned and arunw living hale aud hearty men;
and read r. if ths notice should reach your eye nud
you nro afflicted tax" our nNicr Bnd 90 to nr HEM
MANN. and YOU viii never rrgrel 1t.
Dear Doctor. receive with our most hearty wiihcs
for your future welfare the assurance that We believe
yuu to be one of "Ir most talented aud experienced
phy sicians IN th" ~tnc.
FRkrERGCk llA'YNANN,
(proI'r Nncr-' Hotel
JArOu WtNKLENANN. Greenwood Valley
pr Greenwood Brewery,
JoHS GkORuE,
AEUUsT IlAHNE,
JosEPu WiLINAES, lc,,o,o
tHArLts GIss.
T. BELAz Proprs of the }
7: I'm D Tzl@ ... cro'i redyra", Placer'Iro.
A. II. WALKER. n Dorado Slide.
q. ZRolcKE. tGrm Of T.. Poppe Il co., Oroville.
JoSkPH GLAVEI. Auburn,
CHAWLEs KASiFLLt Spanish Dry Diggncs.
T nkSsiS"EH. Urop'r Of DridseD Condemned Bar.
&. WoLLrR. SACRAMENTO,
II. fISNINGER, do
e.. RESArp, do
carr lliNp, Michigan Rlnf.
carr. +. : MuNfoep Norinon Island.
IIENRY TRuEL, Krpubicn ilouso.D Jackson.
Thus testimonial was not solicited by Dr Heinz
IN g7'm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-29
PROBATE NOTICE

a LII persons holding claims nEainsl the estate OF
"a James J.. Hughes, deceased, late of Butte coun.
IT, are hereby notified to present them with proper
vouchers To the undersigned %ithn ten months iron,
this date or they viii be ureNrr barred
x. HOBART,
Public Administrator Butte Co.
BidwclI, Oct. %, 1856. ol-3w
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-29

Ir is said that single female
house.fy can produce, in one season,
o family Of twenty millions.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-29
OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPER
VISORS IN AND FOR BUTTE
COUNTY, AUGUST TERM, a.

BipwEL, August IL, 1856.
IN the matter Of me DiriSion of Butte
county into Supervisor Districts.
WT rs ORDERED hy the noavi that from and after
the date hereof the bwaduries aud numbers ol
The supervisor Districts for Bate County shall be as
follows, towi:
DISTRICT NO.
shall be composed 81 and embrace ihe Townships OF
ORC, Myandotte Bid~ell and Mountain Sprng.
DISTRICT NO =
Shall be composed oi and embrace the townships of
Hamilton, Eureka ad Ophir
DISTRICT NO 8
Shall be composed oi anu emMace the Townships of
Ore on and ken,hrW and Chico
Attest; n true copy. MILES CHAPLIN.
CLERK of Board uf Supervisors
Ry VI II DARRAcn. Deyuty.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-29

n~y" Silence is an antidotc against
q slanderous tongue.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-29

ENGLISH SIRNAMEs.-Thc Regis
ter General cstimaths that there are
nearly 10000 surnamcs in England.
Among them there are $1,000 fami-
lies bearing the name Of Smith, and
81, 900 that of Jones. The Smiths
and Jones alone are supposed to in
clude about million Of the popula-
ton.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-29

A SINGULAR FAcT-All the sword
blades made for the English army
are the work, it is stated, of four
men, three Of whom are brothers.
There is a secret in the mode of ma
nufacturc known only by these four,
and which they jealously guard.
They select their own assistants and
have the right to discharge them at
pleasure when they do not like them.
One of the brothers at Enfield makes
eighteen blades per day, for each of
which he receives g. Sd. His aver
age earniI gs weekly amount to $50.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-29

DLANKs-RveIy description Of sustess Bi sks
ID fol sale athis Office.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-29

HDRiVATE Medical Ohcc-Il,mdrcds Of those who
have contracted discase disadpoinled oi II
cure, by not cnng on Dr. Young nt first lie will
forfeit any sum il he fails to cure case that mny
come under his care ne matter how long standing or
affecting. such ulcers tumors, nodes, punches.
pmpcs an the fac nnd body. pnns IN the bones aud
iuns. wakcfnln"ss trembling copper colorrd sores.
wasting OF The boues. emacation, loss OF appetite,
strength ond flesh ~ h" nose and ears. loss oi
hair weak eyes. itching humors. Many pcrscns
after heiug relieved rf all eX,"rnh appearances oi
private disease. suppose them,elves cured, br afer
"A few months find they nrr troubled with various
symptoms which they never Ind before. and which
they find it impossible TO relieve. To nll who are a'
lclcd in this way. nr Young would ,rtculnrly rec.
ommrnd trinl or hi- skill. The symptoms with which
You are troubled cnu-cd by alnts IN The blood.
which later viii destroy Our health nnd hnp'
pncs. Nc person who has ever had an niinck of any
private omplaiut should not fail to consult Dr Young
aud take few hotties uf hi- invaluable purifying
medicine, ~ they can os>lrrd hat their blood is
In perfectly pure aud healthy condlen. and that
every trace of disease IL removed from the system.
Recent cured in srom Two 10 Ave days without
change of diet or hindnce from business or NJ fee
DIR J. &. YOUNG.
Once. corner Mung"mery aud California streets.
opposite Well, Fargo Co.'S Ohlce hours from
A. NJ, to S L. NJ.
Mlrysuillc, June 10th 1855
EN-. J. C. YOtfNC-DrAR SIR :-Plcase send me
y some of the medicines you preScr bed IN my
case. have u friend here who j. troubled in exactly
the same WAY thM was. He has nightly emissions,
ringing aci-e in his head wenk back s~ of memory.
and is general, debilitaicd he l. discouraged aud
has not confidence euough Ia ennhlr him call mud
see you. todd him how wins and lhnt friends
all said was IN consumption and the doctors up here
gave me mp aui advised me to % home 10 die. but
iusicad ni going home called upon NOu, md here
am. ms well ~ nnv of them. and likely To live long
time yet WIFI -lreuth enough f. work with the sirong
81 OF rhem Doctor. will SEN 'ery you thn
looks To me as though he needed .,ysician II shall
not be my fault IL any dies for want OF medical
treatment. I will do all can I" keep the afflicted
AWAY from those pests Of society. yelcpt professors
and high sounding titled men. who. If the facts
known nrr men who left their country for their conn
try's po'd. PuIs This letter. doctor, II you wish
aud hopr some of those thai humbugged me, may
see 1t and sleep bnd far one night.
Truly yours. GEO. DAVIDSON.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-29
DIR. rTETNIMAWN s

M.uysvJrLE, June 2, 1855.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-02-15
The Cost Of carrying on the Govern
mPnf,

President Pierce gaze the strongest
assurances of prac.ieing economy in adj
ministering the government at the COM
mencemcnt ofhis term eff office No one
could wish for tairer promises than he
made. But how has he kept his pledges
in this particular The annual expen-
ditures of the government under this
economical Chief exceed sixty millions
of dollars John @. Adams was loud
ly denounced for spending thirteen mil
lions in keeping the wheel ofgovcrnment
in motion while he was President. Van
Buren, and his party were hurled from
power because it took forty millions to
support the government and pay the ex-
pense of the Seminole War President
Polk carried on War with Mexico and
kept the expenses under what they foot
up while this pattern Of economy has
occupied the Executive Chair.
All the glory of foreign conqnes, that
we can boast of as an Offset for this ex-
travagauc c. must be gathered from the
bombardment of Grcytown. A gallant
exploit by a gallant and spirited Admin
istrator.
All the domestic policy that has been
inaugurated to confer honor and glory or
the country, has been to reopen the Sla'
very agitation that Pierce might ride in.
to power again by taking sides in the
controversy as a Sectionalist.