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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-05

EDRIVATE Medical Ofice-tlundreds of those who
have contracted disease are disappointed Of IA
cure by not calling on Dr. Young AT nrst. lie VIII
forfe, any sum If he fails to any that may
come under his care. matter how long standing or
affecting. such rs ulcers, tunors, nodes, punches,
nimpes on the face and body pains in the bones and
ions yakefulness, trembling. copper colored sores,
Wasting of the bones. emaciatOn. loss OF appetite,
strength ond flesh, sores in the and ears, loss OF
hair weak eyes itching humors, Il. Many persens
after being relieved Of oil external appearances OF
rrivate disease suppose themselves cured. but after
q few months find they are troubled with various
svmntoms which they never had betoPe, and which
they find it impossible to relieve 10 az VINO are a-
Gicied in this way, Dr. Young would particularly rec
omnend trial of his skill. The symptoms with which
you are troubled caused by lants in The blood,
which later will destroy your health ana nap
niness person who has ever had an attack or any
nrivaie complaint should notfail to consult Dr. Young
and take few bottles OF has inyaiuaDie purifying
medicine, they can rest assured that lhcr oooo ls
In a perfectly pure and healthy conditien, and that
everv trace OF dscnse f. removed from the system.
Recent eases cured in Two to FIVE days without
DR. J. e. YOUNG
Office corner Montgomery and California streets,
opposite Wells, Fargo Co.'s. Office hours from
"a -" Marysulle June 10th. 1855.
uNRJC. YOUNG-DEAR SIR:--Please send me
y some Of the medicines you prescribed In my
case have friend here who j. troubled in exactly
'he same way that was. he has nightly emissions
rlnT,tA ad. weak back, loss Of memory,
and is generally debtaed; he is discouraged aud
has not confidence enongh 10 enable him TO call and
see you. told him how was. aud that my friends
all said was in consumption. and the doctors up here
gave me up aud advised me 10 90 home TO die, but
instead of going home called upon you, and here
am. well any OF them, and likely TO live long
time vet wifi srenth enough t. work nth the strong
est of them. Doctor. wilsent every TO you that
looks TO me as though he needed physician. II shall
not be my fault If any dies for want Of medical
treatment. | will do all can to Keep the afflicted
away from those pests OF society yelcpt professors
and high sol aiding titled men who, If the facts
known who left their country foi their coun-
trys good Publis this Letter, doctor, If you wish,
and hope some of those that humbuyged me, may
zee it and sleep bad Cor one night
Trulyyorr, GEO. DAVIDSON.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
To the Citizens of California.
eau r 10 NJ!

II AM INFORMED that various liquor-mixers OF
n New York. Boston and San Francisco, are exten
sively engaged in putting up in square bottles under
various titles, cheap limitations OF my congratulated
and renowned
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-05
N OF i Q E .

Ms HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE "JUNCTION
Il BRIDGE COMPANY" will apply to the Board
of Supervisors in and for Butte County, at It's No
vember term of the present year, ana on the hrst
day of the term or as thereafter as the cause
can be reached for license to construct Toll
Bridge across South Feather river. at or near its
junction with the North Fork OF Main Feather river,
in but county. State of California.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
JOS. T.. N. LEWIS, President
Jos. NJ. Brown. Secretary. o9-3ot
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-05
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

CorNTY or BUTTE
AN THIS TWELFTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
~ A. D. 1857 before me, John : Berry. Justice
of the Peace in and for the county aforesaid person
ally appeared Louisa NJ Shulock, known to me to be
the individual described in, and who executed the
foregoing declaration. and acknowledged that she
eculed The same freely and voluntarily, for the uses
and purposes therein mentioned.
Given under my hand the day and year first writ
ten. JOHN :. BERRY
Sept. II 1857. Justice of the Peace.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-05
MEDICAL.
DIR. j. c. YOUNG.

LateProfessor at the University, Penn.
Can be tound at The MD stand, corner Of
Montgomery and California streets, San
| Francisco.
Where he can he consulted privately and with tho
utmost confidence by the afflicted at al hours daily
| from A. Me- until M. Cures always guaranteed
IMPORTANT To NINEBS. TRAVELLERS, ETC.
TNNHEREis no malady Of deeper importance either
in medical or moral light of view. to which
the human family il more liable than that arising
from impure connections.
As a medical man it is the duty of every physician
20 look at disease IL effects health and life and his
sole object should be TO mitigate. far as lies In hs
but frnil, MI are liable 10 misfortune.
OralIhe ills that affect man none are mere terrible
than those of private nalureDrradful rs II is In
the who contracts it, frightful are lie
upon hisconsttuton. ending frequently IN destruc>
ion and lOahsOme grave. il becomes of st greater
importance when IL is transmitted to innocent Off
spring. such being the ccse how necessary II be-
comes that every one having he least reason fear
that they have contracted the disease. should attend
to 1t at once hy consulting some physician, whose
responsibility and education enables him 20 warrant
a safe. speedy, and permenent cure. In accordance
with this necessity. DIR YOUNG feels called upon 10
sine that. hv long study and extensive practice. he
has belome perfect master Of all those diseases which
come under the denomination of venerehl. and hav>
ing paid more attention TO that branch Than any
other physician in the United States he feels himself
better qualified to treat them
the eroans ulcer in the throat secondary syphilis
taneous eruptions. ulceraons tertiary syphilis sy
philis in children. mercurea syphic affections. gon-
orrhpn. gec structures, false passages in1hnAtlon or
the bladder and protrae glands. eXcoriations. umors,
nostules &tc are familiar TO him as the NEST COM
mon things OF daily observation
Tho Doctor effects cure in recent cases In n few
davs and finds no difficulty in curing those Of long
duralion without submitting the patient 10 trea-
mept "a will draw upon him the alighes suspicion.
or oblige him to neglect his business whether within
oors or without. The diet need not be changed. eX-
cent in cases of severe infamuion There are in Cali
fprnia patients amounting To over two thousand in
the past year. that could furnish proof oi this; but
these are matters hotrequire th nices, eecresy which
he always preserves.
All letters enclosing S0 will he promptly attended
to. Office hours from q AN. 10 P NJ. Address
e. YOUNG. M. O. Express Buildings, corner o
Montgomery and Californian streets, over Wells Ear
go & Co.'S Express Department.
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STEPHEN TOLAND, Proprietor.
THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE
(FoRMERLY WILSON'S EXCHANGED
L@ up to tho Grade: {:
Sansome St., opposite the American Theatre,
SAN FRANCISCO.

EHR. BAILEY SARGENT, the proprietor Of the
I'VE American dateWison's) Exchange begs leave
to info IN the travelling community that he has un-
dertakcn the personal charge OF that house. He
has made extensive alterations and Improvements
and has renovated the house throughout, making 1t
the first hotel on the Pacific coast There have been
added To me house fine sitting room and dining
hail. ne Sly furnished In point of comfort and all
the conveniences which modern hotel keeping have
rendo eed essential the AMERICAN EXCHANGE
compare favorably with any OF the Atlanuc
hotels. The best talent has been employed la the
various departments, and the proprietor will set the
best table the market affords. Prices TO suit the
times.
The American Exchange COACH is always in
readiness to convey passengers 10 and from the house
to the landings, to any part of the city, for 81
baggage free
b. SMITH has charge of the Coach. je3-3m
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-05
LEGAL NOTICES.
DECLARAToRY NOTICE.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

STATE 7
COUNTY or BUTTE.
n LOUISA NJ. SHULOCK. WifA Of 5. w. Shulock.
Il q OF the Town of Oroville county aforesaid. do
hereby declare that 1t is my intention henceorth to
carry on in my own name and on my account. the
business of hotel keeping. and that hereafter will
individually be responsible in my own name, for all
debts contracted by me in said business. Also the
capital invested by me in said business is less sum
than five thousand dollars
Witness my hand the date and year above written.
LOUISA NJ SHUL0CK, L. s.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-05
A cARn-FRoM DIR. YOrNG,s PRIVATE

A CARD-FROM DIR. NOCNG'S PRIVATE
"a MEDICAL Offce--To the afcted-ln this
age Of progress whom science ia develop Itself in
sucah manner as TO appear almost miraculous. every
thing In common place Is looked upon as not worm
notice. In view of this fact. pr. Young corner ot
MONTGOMERY and California streets. has concluded 10
leave the beaten track hitherto pursued by most SCI
enfc ply sicans, chat Of waiting for the public 10
find You ont .nlOne,) and publish to the world, as
much as may be. his knowledge Of the healing art,
10 let those who be in need of assistance know where
they can find relief without fear Of being imposed
upon
saw that of the past ten years he has pursued iho
nractue of medicine in of the largest cities IN tho
United States with the highest success and that his
standing as physician Is without repto0cb, having
at one time been lecturer at the University of PENN
sylvania on veuereal diseases. &c.
Upon all ofthese conlderalions. Or. Young has con
fdence in introducing himself Ia the pubic, knowing
that they will sustain well earned merit
The following are few OF the many testimonials
which have appeared in the public journals the las
From the Boston Medical journal
Although we aro opposed to the system Of advertis
ing. for good and sufficient reasons. still we deem 1t
out Justice say that Dr. Young Is one ol The most
industrious and interchangeable votarles OF the medicai
science in the United States.
From Professor Jackson
The subscriber is personally acquainted with DR.
Young, and has seen much of his practice, ana can
bear testimoncy TO his merritt as practitioner.
From the New York Herald.
The eminencc Of this distinguished gentleman in
his profession and the very extended opportunities
possessed by him for the observation of venerea dis
eases make his services invaluable to those afflicted
with the above complaints.
From the Whg and Advertiser.
All afflicted with private complaints should consult
D, Young, whose education IA not surpassed by any
physician in the country. In his skill honor and in
iegrty all may rely with safety while most the
practitioners in this city without honesty or res
pectabiity their prctentons being grounded in gnor-
ance and assumption
Office cornor of Montgomery and California streets'
uD stairs. opposite the banking house of Wells Fargc
SEQ. open from A. Nj. to +. NJ, Sunday in
cuded.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-05

nAINT AND wHITE-WAsH BRUsHEs-For
sale by COLTON McDERM0Tr.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-05

nURE ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD--Per sale By
u C0LT0N & McDERAOTT.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-01-08

NEGRO INsuRREcTIoNs.--M Many portions
of the South are still convulsed with
alarm, on account of apprehended servile
insure ections. Rumors Of frightful i'm port
are waited on every gale. This is part
of the reward of wrong doing, of the stu
pendous iniquity Of human oppression.
Can it be that the South, even now, are
about to reap the ripe fruit of their hea-
ven daring iniquity? They evidently fear
it. lfnot now, the day ,oW come, unless
they repent Of their sin, undo the heavy
burdens, and let the oppressed go free.
Il tremble for my country, when !
think that God is just, and that His jus.
tice will not sleep forever" said Jefferson,
when speaking of. and deprecating tho
continuance of Southern Slavery.
eff Slavery is not peaceably abolished
it will wipe itself out in blood" said John
Quincy Adams, prophetically-and that
prophecy will yet be fulflled.-Por.agt
Democrat.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-01-08
Significant and Startling.

1t will be observed that 81 votes were
recorded against the resolution Of Mr.
ErHERIDeE, denouncing the re-openine
OF the Slave Trade These 81 members
were all BUCHANAN men Thus neort
than one half Of the BUCHANAN party in
the House voted. in effect, in favor of re.
yiving the Slave Trade. Fifty seuen
uotes in Congress, boldly cast in favor Of
reviying the Infamous traffic, is a larg e
beginning in that direction, and is sig
n6cant and startling fact, especially when
it is considered that those who cast them
are .partisans of the incoming Administra-
ton, and will be likely largely to inhu,
ence and shape its policy.-Poytqge Dem.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-01-08

The following facts form the ground OF
action in the case Of Scott VS.. Sanford,
lately tried in the Supreme Court at Wash
ington, and which involves the constitu-
tionality of the Missouri Compromise.
Some years ago STAKEHOLDER of Mis-
souri, voluntarily took one of his slaves to
Illinois to reside with him. The slave
claimed his freedom, as slave could not
legally be held in Illinois. His freedom
was acknowledged by his master. Sub
sequently the black man visited ST. Louis,
and was arrested by his former master as
his property. The case was tried. and
Judge Scott, of st. Louis, decided the
man to be property, and the slave of the
claimant. That. though free while in H.
linois. he relInquished his right to freedom
by coming to Missouri. From this de-
cision an appeal was taken, and it is now
being tried in the Supreme Courtat Wash
ington.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-01-08

SLAVERY AG1TAT1oN.-We have some
recollection of hearing about a tf,aa1ity on
this question: boasted fnaiity. What
do We see now? Every branch of the
National Government agitating the slave.
ry question. The President makes Il
the burden of bis annual Message
Members, Southern members, too, ol
both branches Of Congress, agitate by the
day-the Supreme Court of the United
States is engaged in case in which free
man of color is sought to be enslaved-
the Governors and Legislatures of the
Slave States are agitating slavery and the
slave trade--the Southern press is filled
with incendiary matter--a Southern Com
mercial Convention discusses slavery and
the re-opening of the inhuman traffic
and the masters of the South are hanging
their slaves without Judge or jury as
plotters of insurrections.-G Gepe. Herald
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-01-08
The Ohio state Journ al.

The Ohio Legislature met last Mon
day. The proceedings Of that body will
be looked for with interest, and those who
desire them in ertenso, should subscribe
for the Ohio State journal. The Journal
is the central organ of the Republican
party Of Ohio, and is well worthy the pa
tronage Of our Republican friends. We
commend the following notice from the
Cleveland Herald to the attentions of our
readers:
The session of the Legislature is near
at hand, and that reminds US of the pro-
priety of reminding Republicans that they
should Immediately subscribe for the Co
lumbus Journal, from which they can get
the history of matters and things at the
Capital. The coming winter will be an
important one in the history of the State,
as the whole policy, extravaganza and
recklessness of the Democratic party
when it had the reigns OF State Govern
ment will be laid bare. Ofcourse every
person who wishes to be kept thorough
ly posted should have paper from the
seat Of government. Besides. it is the
duty of every Republican to sustain by
his patronage the party central organ
Our opponents Understand this branch of
party tactics better than we do, and al
ways tender more substantial support
to their organs than we do.
The Journal is an able, fearless, enter
tanning paper. and we hope its list will be
extended to the full realization of the
hopes of its proprietors.
1t will afford us great pleasure to send
the names of such as desire TO subscribe
for the Journal. Hand in your names,
friends, and let us have respectable
club from this place.
The terms are: Daily. during. the ses-
sion, $3.50; Tri weekly, rs cents =
Weekly, SO cents-payments to be made
invariably in advance.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-01-08

Jacob Snyder,
Guardian of the minor heirs of
William McCleary, deceased.
Against Probate court
Mary McCleary Widow, and : Petition t.
Jane McCleary, ohm McCiea sell Land
ry, William McCleary, Mary
McCleary, minor heirs of said
William McCleary, deceased.
To Mary McCIearv, Widow, and the minor
heirs aforesaid of William McCeary, decd:
You are hereby informed that on the 9th day
Of anuary, 1857. said Guardian led his petit
tion in the Probate Court of Wyandot County
Ohio, the object and prayer of said petition
being to obtain aA oider, &C., on the 9th day
of February 1857, for the sale of the following
real estate (of which the said William Nc Clea-
rs died seized) to wit: The South part of the
North West quarter of Fractional Section No
SO. Township No. 3, Range l3, in the dis
trict of land subject to sale at Tiffin, Ohio,
containing seventy six and thirt -nine-hun-
dredth acres. (Signed)
JACOB SNYDER,
Guardian of Minor Heirs of William Nc
Cleary, decd.
BY Beery q Spaulding, Atty's for Pet'r.
Dated anuary 6, 1857. l6-4w
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-01-08
SNow.-A thin coat of snow covers the
ground. The sleighing on the planks is
pretty good, or was when this item was
set tup.
MARRIED.

On the lst inst, by Rev. Jas Pelan, at the
house Of J. Chamberlin, Esq, near McCutchen
vile, MIR. GEoRoE BRuNnAeE to Miss Mary E.
HALL.
AT the Fierson House, bY NJ H. Kirby
Esq, JAMES 'owLBv to AMANDA GR1NDLE.
At the house of Eben Culver, Esq. in his
place, by the same Mr.. DAVID BowsHER tc
Miss SUSAN JENNY
u We were the recipients Of generous
supply of Cake, with the last notice. Nay
joy and contentment go with them through
life, and success crown all their undertakings
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-01-08
The Farmers and Family Paper.
The Ohio Farmer.

TOR 1857. This popular Agricultural Fam
Il lily Newspaper will commence its sixth
volume on The Sd day of January, 1857, when
it will be printed on new type and elegant
white paper. It's Typography will have the
pains will be spared to improve all the Depart
ments of the Farmer, ard to make it at once
the most profitable and pleasant Farmers Pa
per now published.
GJSample Numbers, Prospectuses and Pic
torial Posters, sent free to all applicants
TERMS One copy $500 three copies S.
five copies So; and ten copies SIS, and one t.
the getter up of the Club
Address THOS. BROWN.
Editor and Proprietor, Cleveland, o.
Jan /, 1857
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-01-08
Gov. Chase.

There is nothing like going abroad fer
the news at home. The Eoening Post, of
N. Y, gives us this item:
Gov. Chase, of Ohio. has appointed
Bernard Boelker, Esq, a commissioner to
take the acknowledgement of deeds in this
city. A correspondent in announcing the
fact, observes:
Governor Chase's appointments have
been the very best since our State has
been State, fitness being his only crite-
rion. Chase has drawn more of the real
good men of our State, of all parties, into
the State service than any of its other
Gov. rnors He will be the candidate
next fall for reelection"
The news in the above is as to the can
didacy fGov. Chase for re e-election Do
you hear that boys? The '.real good
men of our State" have No doubt fixed on
it. Are you ready?-S Statesman.
The Statesman acknowledges then that
it is not news in Ohio, that Governor
Chase's appointments have been the
very best since our State has been a
State" But it is news that he will "be
candidate for re election" Now we do
not believe that the writer in the New
York Euening Post has any authority for
saying that Governor Chase will be a
candidate next fall, further than belief
that he will comply with the general wish
of the Republican party. We are out
and out in favor of his denomination, and
we hope that he will again permit his
name to be used. He is this day fifty
per cent. more popular in Ohio than he
was when he run before His admin S
tration has been pre- eminently successful,
and we can tell the Statesman that we
care ready" for that contest, come when
it may Ohio State Journal.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-01-08
Rz The Portage Democrot is in favo

EE The Portage Denaocrot is in favor
of the re nomination ofMr. Chase for Gov.
ernor. if he will accept; and if not, it ex.
presses preference for William Denni
son, Of Columbus.
We trust there is no doubt about Mr.
Chase's accepting denomination. i
not. the question may as well be consid'
cred settled. Gov. Chase was elected IL
1855 over the most bitter and relentless
opposition that any man ever had to en-
counter; and his wise and judicious course
as Governor has made him troops o
friends among those who at that time op
posed him. He has proved one of the
most popular Governors Ohio ever had
and il again a candidate. as we believe II
is the almost unanimous wish of the Re.
publicans that he shall be, his majority
will be increased many thousands over
that OF '55.
If Gov. Chase positively refuses to &C.
cept denomination. our choice is Hon
William III. Gibson, of Tiffin.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-01-08
Bridge Notice.

TNHERE will be offered for sale the building
Il of Bridge, on Monday the 18th day Of
January 1857, in Mifflin Township, Wyandot
County, to the lowest and best builder. to be
built across Warpole Run, near Francis Twins.
plan of the Bridge will be required from
each bidder on the day of sale. Sale to take
place between the hours of l2 and o'clock.
Also proposals will be received on We,lnes-
day the 2ist day of January, to Build Bridge
across Little Tymochtee Greek in Salem Town
ship, Wyandot County, on what is called the
Brownsville State Road. Proposals will be
considered at the same time for Bridging some
swalnps on the same road; a plan of the Bridge
must accompany the bids, and suggestion for
the best mode for bridging the swamps will be
tween the hours of IL and 2o'clock on said day.
By MILTON MORRAL,
Co. Commissioner.
Dec oath, 1856 l4-td
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-01-08

TNHE subscriber offers at private sale the fol
i lowing tracts OF land lying in Wytndot
County. viz North half of Section %. Eden
township South East quarter of Section 81,
Antrim township: East half of North East
Quarter of Section 2l in Antrim township.
These lands are timbered, of finest quality,
and we'll altered by springs and brooks
That in Antrim is not excelled in quality
Persons wishing to purchase will find these
lands as cheap as western lands destitute of
timber and no better soil, and selling for as
much money.
Terms, eleven dollars an acre for Eden lands,
and fourteen for Antrlm--one third in hand
and balance in three equal annual payments,
with interest, Address,
JOHN A. CARTER.
Marion, Ohio.
December o5th 1856, H-4w
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-01-08

DoN'T BACK OUT-The Vindicatoy
persists in its ridiculous assertion that a
Legislature would have been "Demo-
cratic" had one been chosen on the 18th
of October, and asks us to figure it out
for ourself. We know of no rules oi
arithmetic that would enable us to arrive
at so anomalous result. Let us have
the problem solved at once, Mr.. Vind;ca-
tor. Don't shirk out Of the job, and try
to throw it on US. We ARE anxious to see
how you do it.