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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-15

Dr. Chd'S II. IOzer'S CdTd tO tie .4bicted.
Quick cures End low prices at the old established
office. 9th street between and X.
UNR TOZER returns his thanks to his numerous
HE patients for heir patronage. and would en-.
braceth opportunity 10 remind them that he con-
liuues 10 consult on those cascs Ui vENEREAL when
havo baflrd the skill OF some of the most celebrated
physicians of the age. and upon which he has necer
Glil.d IL perform Il rdojcG' cure.
Dr. TuZer's reputation as n physician stands un
eauallpd. His exclusive attention diseases OF the
genito urinary organs for many years, renders him
perfectly master OF syphllllic diseases.
The large number of aggravated cases that he has
perfectly cured attcr they have been given up by
many others is The only proof that physician re-
qures OF his ability. pr Tozrr would state that he
can cure any and all of varieties of the disease
~ matter how long Standing or what progress the
disease has made, every patient can rely upon cure
Dr Tozer has, it is well known, taken patients
from the very verge O the grave, and restored them
to perfect health. lie would further state that he
deems it sufficient to attract the attention of those
who might need the services OF physician in all
cases but particularly those enumerated IN the ad-
vertisement. expecting they would TEST my merits as
practitioner aud the result OF my practice has been
thus far satisfactory my patients and myself Nor
do deem it necessary to fiji columns OF The uewspa
pers with fus0me empire and bombasllc advertise
mcnt protesting my ability Ia heal all diseases esh
is heir 10, for 10 do that must be something more
than Man, but to give those that are afflicted with
Vencrcal Chronic, ahd other diseases 10 understand
from long experience, am fully competent To treat
them successfully,
My regard for the dignity of the medical profession,
To hich have the honor To belong. deterS me from
committing any act savorng of rank quackery, aud
regard for my own dignity would prevent my placing
myself ON par with quacGs and nostrum Nender. u
the present age.
offer no fraudulent or genuine certificates or pr rs
of my superior qualifications as practitioner; neither
do assume TO my self medical honOrs TO which I'm
not entitled. but merer ask those who diseased,
To read the different advertisements relating to the
care of private diseases, and judge for themselves
whore to apply for relief. My rooms arranged
that can be consulted in privacy NJ all hours o the
day, from clock in the morning until O'Clock In
the evening.
Persons with Chronic Diarrhoea, Dyscntcry Local
Weakness, Nervous Debility, Low Spirits. Lassitude
Weakness OF the Limbs and Back. lndi-postOn.Lo Loss
of Memory. Aversion to society. Love Of solitude.
rmidi,y. Self bslrlS Dizziness. Headache. Pains in
the side. Affection Ot the Eyes. Pimplcs ON the fncc.
Sexual and other irhrmitca ~ Man, &c. viii find il
important 10 consult Dr. c. II. Tozer, at his Office 9th
street betwcenJ and X, Sacramento.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-15
ATTENDED AND CURED HUNDREDS,

NO. Dr. J. l.. CZAPKAY.-The gentleman whose
name forms the caption of this notice is one of the
few modern physicians whose application to his pro
fession and devotion to the afflicted render him alike
an ornament to the one and benefit TO the other. A
Hungarian by birth he sought with kossuth to place
his country among the nations of earth. beyond the
oppressors rule. that her sons might rejoice in the
practice of those precepts which alike our glory
and our pride In his efforts 30 do, he has reaped
the reward of Intellectual resistance 10 oppression and
"a home and country know him no more" Apart,
however. from his claims upon our consideration as
patriot the testimonials of character and capacity
which he brings entille him TO public confidence, to
the exclusion Of those who possess neither the one
or The other. As gentleman hs character is unfair
nshed as physician. his skill unsurpassed; end
To those whose imprudence has left upon them the
taints of disease we can conscientiously commend
him with The assurance that in him they will find a
friend whom to know is great gain. The Dr. office
Is No Sand Armory Hall, corner OF Sacramento and
Montgomery streets San Francisco. ali-Sm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-15
READ AND REFLECT.

Dr. Chd'S II. IOzer'S Cart to the Afflicted.
Quick cures and low prices at the old established
Office. 9th street between j and *.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-15

K1vOR SALE by the Case or Package in
4 quantities to suit.
Long bill paper. Legal cop Letter Paper, Ink
Broad bill paper, Fools cap, Note paper, Pen
ellis, Blank Books, Wafors, &c &c. Noisy
Carriers Book & Stationary Co.
81 Battery GA s. 66 Long Wharf, San Fran
cisco. G. p. KIMBALL. Pres.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-15

NR, local weakness, nervous debility, low spirits,
Y , lsssitude. weakness OF the limbs and back IN
disposition aud incapabiily for labor and study dull
ness of apprehension loss Of memory aversion 10 So
ciey love ef solitude imidlty, self dstrlls dizziness
headache involuntary discharges pains in the side.
affections OF the eyes. pimpes the face, sexual and
other lnirmaties in man. are cured without fiil by
the Justly celebrated physician and surgeon, l.. j.
Czapkay His method st curing diseases is new, ,(un
known To othrrsl and hence the great success. All
consultations (by letter or Otherwise) free. Address
l.. j. Czapkay, NJ. d.. San Francisco, Cal. H3-3m
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-15

NV Dear and Much Esteemed Doctor:-it i* with
mnch regret thal and all your other friends saw yol
quit Mormon Island We have lost IN you phySl'
cjan OF great talent and experience who we cond not
anpreciatp too much. 1t was proven enough by the
numerous who came to call on you from all parts OF
the mines and you in the best remembrance OF all
Myself. given up by whom considered our bes Phy-
sicians' nrenarcd myself to die; by chance came un
der your treatment aud you haze cured me OF grave
sickness in short time. You have proved yourseli
a nbysician and YOU do honor to the name Il.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-15
Proprietor ofthe Miner. Hole
To Dr. Heinimann, san Francisco ..

IITppnWOOU. I'''''
Having sydied medicine myself AT the nYerslt! OF
Tavia u italy, | suppose | know enough To be be-
lieved when declare hereby that you are the best
physician ever met with in California This dec'a,
ration is founded on what have seen yoh d" ana
heard from everybody when resided at Mormon is
Land ! know of many persons TO whom you nave
saved life and limbs after they had bceu completely
given up by others. and who will at any time come
forward and testify to the truth OF this ana |" your
scianro Wishing Won for the future, the same sue
cess which has attended you thus far remain trniy
yours, - IA
To Dr. Hetninann, San Francisco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-04
American Bible Union.

The Board of Managers held their regular meeting
Wednesday the I'd, at o'clcck T. NJ, In the Bible
siding laIg, number OF visiting cergymen pre-
sent, amorg wbom Rev. Mestrs Adsi Bennett and
Rgers OF Nova Scotia agents Of the Union. Prayer
offered by Rev. Dr. c, app, Of Connecticut
Tie Treasurer Dr.. Eleszer PArmly reported that the
receipts OF the month had improved percepbly over
those OF last mont
VIM II. WJekof, Esq, Corresponding Secretary read
abstracts from several hundred letters received since
last meeting Among the letters from dissrn.
guhsd minister ard scholar Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. South who gave In his adhesion to the Biole
Union in the following language:-
hoee who raising such an outcy aaalns, this re
vision would just st eown have done and csreuly study
What has been published. and only would ali
their prrudices be dsspaed bn they would rise with graft
hearts Ihran scholars undertake the
blc md as appears, not enyiabe task MAY the blessing
high Heaven attend All who are engaged in am nsher
undertaking should be known.
letter from Rev. J. G. Oncken, Of Germany was
read expressing his thanks for thousand dollars re-
eeyod the Bible Union in aid sle colp
reports that the preaching stations of the German mis-
sion exceed 500. More than 81 900 copies Of the
holy Scriptures and about 700 900 tracts &c. have
brought into cir ,ulation.
Rev. A. Maclay, D. D., the President of the Union
havrg requested reprint Of his Plea for ihiul YER
sions tf the Hoy Scriptures" edon Of coo copies
authorized.
Three agents were appointed Tor the States OF Ohio
New jersey and Pennsy lyana respectively.
Thos Il. StiilruaU, Ed, from the Library Committcs,
recommended the purchase OF number Of valuable works
for the of revsers.
Prof J. W. Nor on, Of New Jersev, aud Rev s. B. Web
ster, Of Ohio, eproipt ~ te'eestes 70 the Bibe
...yision Acci4t.cn wninh me- . - i,aisyh!e, kan
tAtsg Aul 20 ,cl tts M wru in.erdstsd te max 4
sae Isssssail sstaHss.A. svr w. -, HaaiYvEe'y,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-04
Corporation Sale Of Docks and SLIPS
SALE OF THE STATEN ISLAND FERRY LEASE POsc
pONED.

SALE OF THE STATEN ISLAND FERRY LEASE POST
PONED.
At II O'Clock yesterday the right to collect and reasu
the wharfage for tie Of the wing docks and dip
for the term Of five from the rs day of Nay 1865
sold by the corporation at public auction at th,
City Hail.
Pier No. 81 and tan the buikhead between Nos. 81
and 49, and 446 iset Of the bulknead east side
tween Ncs. 81 ad 50, foot of Market slip, Il. A: W1
Pier No ss, and baf Of bukhead between Nos IS -
and 81 foot Of Market sip Geo. Brown - 2se
East bali OF small pisr No. 81. Gouverneur street
joinading Jackson ferry, Russell Sturgis. 80. So
East side Of pier No. 81, and halt Of buIkhssd bs .
tween Nss. 81 and So, foot of jackson street.,
wss ppSs 81 ,ar N * and n.ii =, ~ ~
tween Nos. IS ard 81, foot Of JACKSON street, 70
serving the right for the pilots to the same
free Of whalfage RichAId Squarss. ...-........ 81
North faf pier foot Of Stanton street schults.. ~
aIorg 1ompkins street W. II. Brown............ ~
Pier to0t ef Fifth street. for year only, ~ Il
- t. - stSuik, Cbsrass SShuass
Pier loot Of Twenty fifth ST. eet, Charles Schults -
Pier foot Of 1O6th street, Harlem, withdraw,
IN consequences of said pier having been entirely
carried away by the ice during the past year.
North half Of pier No. "a, foot Of Harrison street.
now undergoing repairs, j. Spsrss.. -
North half OF pier Ne. 81, and hukhead Amos street.
and half the bulkhead ehe. SIDE, Archer Mar
Bulkhead f.ot of Iwen.y-f st street, Charles
Pier foot OF thirty sixth s,eet M'chsei Rowen 49,. es
Pier foot OF Forty seventh street VIM. Myers.... g
Per teo, OF tif'y 9TH street Jas. J. Warner.
ioa'.........' .,...... $lA ,Qj
The sale Of the Staten ss,d srry lease was po.pons
un'H the INST f Nay IN consequence OF an irjuncto
having been issued restraining the corpoa from sell
ing -;.t lease,
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Fire Marsnal's Office.

ARREST OF AN INCES DIARY-A REMARKABLE CASE
his CONFESSION OF GUILT.
Before Justice Welsh.
On Monday last the Fire Marshal srresei young nan
named William Marx suspicion OF having, on last
Saturday night bugarously entered the wood carvisg
shop belonging to Mr. Frederick Bang the third ,or
OF rear badipg situated at No. 50 Spring street. steal
,herefrom set Of tools, valued a. SIS, the property
of Louis hauerschmidt one Of the workmen employed
\ the chop. The accused conveyed bstore Justice
Welsh, who committed him to prison to await an exsn
nation. Tie olowing cay the Fire Marshal asccrtsAe
stemporary lodging place of Marxs Ger.an boarding
nouse No. Elizsbeth street. p.i5re commttios the
prisoner, on bis person was found small key, belonging
to his va ise and brass key which fitted the outer oo
Of The premises broken into On visiting his lodging
room the yalse found and with the hey taken fsom
Max the Marshal opened It, and there fund, rolled
in Of the workmen's aprons set of tools whi,h
were at once identified BY Me- Hamerschmsdt to ba his
Ia addi ion to the tools there were found in the vsise
collection of books from tue possession and character
Of which the reader infer the worst tendency likely
ing the titles OF majority Of them:-aarry Gift IN
the Man Of Many Crimes; Jsck Sheppard Wiited Non
s.se. % Of rass Wandering jew OF oHaor.n and bis
Man; History OF Kentucky History Of New York. The
M Hame schmidt visited the accused in prison, when
he confessed his guilt stating that he stoc the tco aud
then set FIRE to the ahop with view Of sroyng the
premises to prevent detection OF the larceny. l.
uther shown that the accused formerly worked for Mr.
Bspg but lat Saturday, weak ago. left without Civ
irg any notice. The five dollars psd him for wages be
hsI ded to his father that evening aud noticing where
his father deposited it, the Monday following he took
possession again of the five dollars together with five
dollars belonging TO his father and then absc ed from
the house. and not again heard Of by them until
rested the grave charges of burglary and The
po and h%ss 20 Be-
actor playing an engagement at the German theatre,
Eo@ery.
| Justice Welsh, on the testimony committed the &C.
| cussd In full for trial.
Toe accused is rather prepossessing young mau, Il
country for years. He speaks and understands the
English language very we'll.
II . fortunate Circumstance tina. the window OF
the shop where tbs fire had been kindlcd in line
with the lockout Of the Marion street pel tower and
the moment the fire began to exhibit itsef 1t detect
ed by the bell ringer who struck the ALARM and the
fremen quickly e1tinguished it, The fire burned two
holes in the floor and damaged the framework OF the
bench. This shop Joins dwelling house occupied by
amounts to about SIS. No insurance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-04

Az UNKNOWN MAN ForSD wSED.-coroner Gamble
held an inquest yesterday, at the Nueenth ward station
house. upon the body Of unknown man. about SIS years
Of age who found drowned in brook at the corner
Of Fifth avenue and Eighty street It Is supposed
that The deceased fell into the pond Wednesday night
for on that night residing in the neighoorhood
Lesrd the screams Of nan in distress Verdict Sup
posed drowning" The deceae identified by the
police as an occasional iodgc at the Nineteenth wa:d
station house.
DEATH FROM BuRNs-Coroner Connery held an ina uest
at No. a3l West Forty third street, upon the body of
child five years OF age named Catharins Donnelly who
oied from sewers burns, accidentally received BY her
clothes taking Gre at the stove verdict accordingly
FATAL FAIL Coroner Hill held inquest a. No. 2a4
East Thirteenth street. upon the body of man named
James Hennessy who died from the effects Of fan 70.
ctved ON Tuesday morning. by jumping out Of the third
story window Of his residence while sboring under the
elects OF Temporary inanity produced by intoxcaton
neceaeed was 30 yess OF age, aud native of Ire.
| nd
-stppHN IGAru -An inquest si4o he'd BY Coroner
W le utca 'le ~ = Fr,rct l. liz vho td rr,m IA.
Ttnt' H. v y U-H.ssrl va,e p.Sist ~ a,cnpi.
j"a 80 ~ - t.s ,,'F-c q isist strs al N,u,a
An s.S,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-04
Obituary.
COMMODORE ISAAC M'KBEvEK, U. .. n.


The telegraph informs Of the death o. Isaac MRAo-
YER, Esq, Captain in the UIite, ststes Navy Commo
dore MKeever died st the naval station Of which he wa
Commandant Norfolk Va, on the fst inst after
brief Illness, having been prosrated BY IN apcpascsc
stroke sun.sy last This Ia the fourth officer OF tbs
navy, holcng the highest rank known TO the ssrvice
whose death we have been called upon TO anuouacs
during the past month Thres-Captains Aobott Morris
and kReever-were in sctive servi,e. Captain Conner
Was the reserved list. AL Of these officers done
good service TO the country Commodore M'Ksevsr
native of Pennsylvania, and appointeda mdshis-
in the navy the lss Of February 1902 and had
consequently, at the date Of his death forty
years in the service He served through the war Of
lSl2l5 In 1925 he alta ehed leuensat to the
West lndian squadron, then under command of Commo
dere Warrington Ths islands than iufestso with
pirates, and it deternsaed, by both American and
British Msnders, to root them out Small vesses
only could be employed for this purpose, as the pirates
BID themselves IN the most dangerous placss Lieut.
Mksever was given the commant Of the gsiot See
Cub, and sailed from Matansas On a cruise for tina
pirates A. Stone Key he met some boats OF tho BrisA
frSste Dartmouth Lieut.. M'Keever Joined company
with these boats. and after sharp fght they captured
tso pirate sehooneIs manned with superior f,rc@ Com
the pnth on the list He has been Mt sss twenty three
years and ten months, and has been employed twelve
yeass On shore duty He was an excellent officer Ths
funeral OF Commodore M'Keever took place at Nor
folk On the 20, and attended with toe ceremonies
and h:ners due 70 his position and his long services
About two thousand persons folio wed the renana Of ha
gallant veteran TO bis last resting place.
DEATH OF GIMoN A.. WORTH, ESQ.
Gideon A. Worth, PiesideH, Of the City Bank Of this
city, died yesterday morning, OF inflammation Of the
lnpgs in the 73i year OF his ags. Mr. Worth born
Huds'n and began life merchants clerk, in thas
city; he then became clerk In the Bank of Hudson after
wards Cashier OF the Mechanics and Farmers Bank NJ
Albany; then Cashier of the United States Branch Ne,
Of Cincinnati; and afterwards held the position
the Tradesmens Bank OF this city, from which hs
transferred to the City Bank with which institution
connected Cashier and President for thirty
years Mr. Worth 4 Of marked financial All ny,
81 wss much esteemed among tn ee who kos~ aim
best He mpoyed his leisure hours in literary oaps
silicns. Though OF his productions, believe
published. Mr. Worths ancest ors came FROM Nan.
trcks., and those who founded the city II
Hudson. One of his sisters the mother OF Jobn ".
Emcnds. OF this city, and another the mother of 7 ".
0'coit Albany. The decsas ed leaves four ami
daughters.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-04
Police Intelligence.

Rosmse AN EXPRESS WAaoS.-Wednesday moraing Off
Ger Alason OF the Chiefs Office, discovered suspicious
loohirg individual following Of Kinsley Co.'s ex-
prs wagons from psce place. The detective watched
the fellow closely, and arrested him just he max
ing his escape with package of hosiery val ued at $40
The prisoner being taken to tho Mayors office gave
bis rsme a. Alexander Laceaur. He committed for
trial by Justice Osborne Some days ago Q pa sk age
valued at $400 stolen from Of Messrs Knseys
wagons and it is supposed that Laceaur
in the robbery.
CiTy FATHER Held 10 ANSWER CHARGE or AssAuL
AND BATTERY Councilman Edward Mcconnell va
brought before Justice Connolly, at the Lower Police
preferred against him by Kate Wilson, an inmate of
able house in Duane street. aud held to bal
in the sum Of $500 TO answer the charge.
AWFUL GARDINER AGAIN IN TROUBLE -Wodnesday after
Awful Gardiner appeared before ya5t:e Welsh,
tie Lower Police Court and preferred charge Of assault
ard battery against q man named Corued whom he
charges with having assaulted him with knife war.
rant issued for the apprehension Of Cornell.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-04
Committee on Croton IUIucduct.
TBE STREETS TO BE sPRINKLED DURING THE ENsu

The Aldermen Committee on the Croton Aqueduct De-
partnent, Mr. N C. Ely Charu an met yesterday at the
Rotunoa. The only business Of public Interest tiana-
acted decison to report in favor o, sprinkng the
streets Of the city tbs ensuing summer with croton
ter adverse to the Of the Mayor TO sub
stitute salt water hes,hfu Thee Was psti-
ton before the committee igned by largo number Of
ply sicians and Others setting forth tbs dermenal
effects thai would follow the substitution salt water
1t stated that ehlt water used to sprinkle the
streets prior to the last vfitah Of the yellow fever,
and doubtless prepared the way for increased uruenos
rc t1,@e x;d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-04
and South American shi,

FIRE IN CINCINNATI.-The fire yesterday was in
the upper part Of the store No 90 Main trest ocsup
Wholesale clothing establishment by Msssrs. sprns
4 Fries. Their entire stock, amour ing to about
thousand dollars In value destroyed. They have "a
insurance OF eight thou and dollars Tho tower sto "A
were occupied BY Messs Fries Co.. dealers in iau,rs
and segsrs TLe'r stock was damaged, ipc'pa.iy W
iom The trgin.s, :, he am unit ot txs = vi, ~
sctt,s Th, sr'to'iy ovesl by fu,arltcc. -,trs.,s
ma timHGict, Haiea -,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-04
Naval InteIffUence

Tho United States steamer Despatch was yesterday
talen into the large Sectional Dock to receive pro
peller. This fitted IN the afternoon OF the day
She Is to be taken out Of dosk this morning. and this
evening or to morning she will proceed to Wash
deayed bv The breaking of propeller Tho folio Wing
list of her oiosrsThomss M. Clossan, Lieutenant
commanding Ltutenants John q. Walker George W.
lourg, John j. Cornw wel Assistant Surgeon Jas. Laws
First Assistant Epgnser HArman Newell; Second J. O.
r. lawrence; Third, II. A. Ramsay; Captains c ERIK,
John J. Odeu.
The United States aoop OF v.r J,ha Alans sR pin.
wall on ftc i0th Fcbsusy or Ty5sg us5sr PROV. v;
~ stA.sS.