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Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-22
SURGICAL INFIRMARY
Washington street, above Dupont street.
SAN NCISCO.
DIR. II. Beverly Cole; =: Surgeon.

TNHlS INSTITUTION HAS BEEN OPENED FOR THE
accommodation Of those from the interior who repair
TO this city for surgical advice and operation II provd
ed with every convenience of larger establishment with
the advantage Of private apartments and advice suitable
nursing, diet etc.
DR.. COLES Office and residence at the 1nfrmary
OFFICE HOT URS-Moning until O'Clock Afternoon from
TO 3.
u- Medical gentlemen from all parts Of the State
particularly invited to visit the Institution and attend its
clinics. aug2O3m
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-22
THE HOTEL
INTER- NJ a TT oNAI,
Jackson Street, above Montgomery,
SAN NCISCO

rs OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF GUESTS AFTER
undergoing thorough repair in every department and
reitted throughout with NEW FURNITURE BEDDING,
CARPETS etc, and is of the best most oleany,
and more comfortable than any House the Pacific.
1t will be kept a FirstC Hotel in every particular,
where all will meet with Social Home, combined with good
clean Rooms and Beds and the best table set in San
Francisco
The Hotel Department Of the Railroad House has always
been acknowledged 10 have been the most eeany and bet
ter kept than any other House in San Francisco II is only
necessary to say that until recently Mrs HALEY controlled
that part the Railroad House. and viii take the sole
charge Of the international assisted by Messrs JNo j. HA
LEY and f. r. ROBINSON formerly of the New York Hotel
late Of the Railroad House and Mr. NJ A. FRENCH late of
the Rassee House. We Will serve to please and ask but
one trial for success.
BOARD AND LODGING,
From 50 to IS per DAY and from Sl2 SIS per WEEK
BS- The INTERNATIONAL. COACH is always in attend.
to convey Passengers to and from the Boats, at
m63m ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH PERSON
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-22

A WHALER-" Oh, yes, Joe, my father is
an old mariner-a regular salt" "Why,
never knew that. What service was he n?'
"The whaling service. He goes cruising
around all night, and in the morning, when he
comes home, he goes a whaling the whole
family, from the old oman down, and boxes
the compass about the hired girls ears"
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-22
MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
ROMAN EYE BALSAM

For Weak and Inflamed Eyes.
This Bal.am was used for many years In the private
practice Of celebrated Oculist with the greatest
In where the
EYELiDs ARE lNFL AIMED,
or the ball Of the Eye thicky covered with blood IT acts
almost like magic, and removes all appearances OF In
hammaton after two three applications There Is a
numerous class of persons that peculiarly exposed 10
accidents diseases that weaken and ntame the Eyes
and perhaps destroy the sight. such as
MINERS, MECHANICS,
and other operatives In metals who from the nature OF
their employments are compelled 10 work in cloud
dust and grit Such should never be without this Balsam
Prepared aud sold by 4. ~. ~ ID. SANDS, Whole
sae Druggists, No. 100 Fultnn-street New York
For sale by DEWITT, KIrTLE C Co, H. JOHNSON
4 Co and REDINGTGN 4 Co. san Francisco; RICH
4 COFFIN Marysyle; Il II. MCDONALD q Co, Sac
tamento aud by Druggists generally.
co SANDS SARsAPARILLA and other Medicines
For Sale by DR.. A. d. BoYCE, Druggist, Horntes.
july2ly
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-22

EtaJlshoi for he Permanent Cure Qf all Prirdte and
Chronic D,seases and he Suppression Of QuacEey.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-22
SAN FRANCISCO ADVERTISEMENTS.

TO the following facts In July hast called upon Dr. j. c.
YOUNG for medical advice was then lahoring under a
dizziness in my head very tedious pain in my back and
hips weakness in my leg and arms loss Of memory sore
eyes papiaton Of the heart extreme nervousness and
general debility was bad that compelled to sus-
pend business. After careful examination of case
nr Young pronounced the curcabe aud commenced
taking the medicines he prescribed and the result is am
perfectly wen TO all appearances although as
strong could wish, yet am constantly gainngoan do
as good a days work any Of the men in my locality The
publishing the above counterac that wide
spread ascaly emprcsm which stalking with such
trucon throu ghout this otherwise blessed country.
h. r. MANNING,
Residence, Don pedro's Bar.
Witness W. Grey, c. L. Bostwic,
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-22

NEW WAR ENGINE.-A "riae battery" by
Goddard, of Birmingham, is under inspection
at the British War Office. 1t is composed of
thirty six Minnie rifles brought together in a
small compass, loaded at the breach and ca
pable of being loaded and fired by one man
at the rate of twenty discharges per minute,
which will be equal to 720 rifles. The barrels
throw balls as accurately and as far as the best
Minnie rifles.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-22

RIcH UNCLE" Now, Charles ] told you
that if you ever came home drunk again, |
would cut you off with shilling; so clear out
| want nothing more to do with YOU
Charles (very drunk ).-"Very well, old
covy, just let us have the shilling now, and
wen hic) go and take drink"
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-22
To his House are also q
BATHS BATHS! BATHS
RE-OPENING OF THE
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
MAIN STREET, MARIPosA
JOHN E. ELDRIDGE So: PRoPRIl

TINE PROPRIETOR would announce 10 his friends and the
public generally, that he has taken the above well
known Hotel and has reed md refunished It In style
becoming first class House
The Stages from and stockton arrive and leave this
Hotel rweekly and Travellers will find II to their advan
and convenience to stop here every accommodation
will be afforded to their wants.
The accommodations Of this House for Boarers, in eve
~ respect inferior in tins part Of the country
The Table will always be furnished with the best that
TIE market affords and the Rooms and Bedding kept in per
feet order sepl7-H
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-22
MARIposA HOTELS AND SALOONS.
UNION HOUSE
BY FRANK WILLIAMS,
(Formerly of the Franklin Honse.")
MARIPosA.

ga THE PROPRIETOR INVITES FRIENDS,
Strangers and Old Customers TO give him call at his
New House. near the head Of Main street,
Al the Liberty Pole;
Where Board and Lodging Of first class Hotel can
be obtained
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-22

To make pantaloons last, make the coat and
vest first
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-22

MEXICAN ARMY AND NAvY.-Poor Mexico
is sadly deficient in the sinews Of war" She
is even much worse off than Uncle Sam, whose
moiety is the butt of such powers as Great
Britain, Russia and France. The regular army
of the Republic of Mexico consists of ten bat
talions of infantry, six squadrons of cavalry,
and several light divisions This is exclusive
of the volunteer companies and militia of the
several States. The Mexican navy consists of
but nine or ten vessels, mounting, in all prob
ability, but thirty five or forty guns.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-22
nnYrnMN- MAY % 1870


DR. J. C. Young The medicine aud advice which re-
ceived from YOU visit to san Francisco last month";
have effected most gratifying change in my physical
dillon Nv appetite has returned-that duh langour and
paeness left me- and felt like new Persons in the
mines have been much imposed upon by dutising ply
seans that they know not what to do Many who have
noticed the rapid change in my appearance have expressed
their asonshment at it, write this out of pure gratitude
for what you did for me. WALTER WARREN.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-22
U MON HOT Ell,

Corner Merchant street and the Plaza.
DERsONs WHO DESIRE APARTMENTS on THE FIRST
Glass Furnished Unfurnished, will find them at this
Hotel which the most fashionable and comfortable of
in this city, and being under the immediate supervision and
attention Of the propretess presents all the comforts of
home.
Rooms rented by the month, day week.
Passengers arriving by the steamers will always find
lodgings prepared.
Private entrance Kearny street
MADAME TOUCHARD,
m6-3m Proprietress.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-22
For Sale.

THE HOUSE AND LOT NOW OCCUPIED AS A DRINKING
Saloon and Restaurant situated next door to the oc,
Of the Maposa Democrat and formerly occupied by Adam
Yates For further particulars Enquire OF Mr. Iinnebaek
err al Wells Fargo 4 CO.. Express, or ADAM YATES.
Homtos July % 1857. jy23u
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-22

The following are selected from voumnious accuniua
uon of testimonials Of the Press Of the United states and
from eminent Professors of our Institutions where the prac
tice Of medicine is taught.
From he s. p Caisen.
The question is often asked-"why is It that Ir. J. C.
Young successful while other advertising Physicians
failing from day to dayin The answer must be, or
should be- plainly apparent all II is that he understands
his profession and attends to IT, and his practice increa
his knowledge extends So close has been his appl-
cation TO his unprecedented practice that he perfect
Of his profession and insure all relief from their
troubles and while others daily sinking into that OBJ
livon from which they never fitted be delivered
his course is onward and upward placing him at head
his arduous profession. So great has been his increase
of business that he has been obliged to associate with him
self two other physicians, both Of extended knowledge and
practice We would advise all afflicted to call upon him in
preference any other Physician We Informed that
lie treats entirely the Vegetable system, and will always
warrant perfect cure His office is at the corner of Mont
gomery and California streets opposite Wells Fargo Cos
Express and Banking House, San Francisco.
Front he Times and Transcript
There are thousands in this State suffering for want Of
scientific medical treatment and they fear to apply to a
physician because they have been deceived their friends
have been by Of the charatans who infes the com
munity and who publish themselves good physicians,
professor, etc. To all such unhesatingy recommend
Dr. J. Young, physician in whom all can place conf
dence lie il man Of eminent and profound study good
surgeon honorable man and one who can sympahize
with persons in alicton His standing physician and
gentleman both guaanteedthe first by his medical
works which honor TO their author and the exten-
sve and highly successful course Of practice with which he
has honored since his advent in California and the lat
by MS numerous circle OF
ces We say to all afflicted call on him, he will at
state the you and you may rely upon his judgment
We like his prneple-lio cure no pay.
From Professor Hitchcock
have watched with than ordinary zeal the rapid
progress of this young in the intricate paths of
profession Few with the accumulation Of years upon their
heads have appoXmated to anything like the stand he has
fairly earned Were the father Of a much
family than now boast of should not hesitate for
ment should the services of ply be required to
call on Dr. c. YouNG ha wing fun confidence in his capa-
city, "a very important adjunct to physican) and re
commend my friends to do the
j. c. HHmoocK, NJ H., l.. l. D.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-22

Bs- A CARD.-Prompted by an honest desire Of my
heart wish TO lay before the public a which de
serves high cOmmendaton, not onlyas an act Of scen-
tiGc skill but that Of humanity also. About two years
ago, suddenly and from causes unknown to me, was
seized with at of Epilepsy which, owing to my ina
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-22
CTOR HOIT'S
Private Medical, ONCE
.... AND ....
Dl SPE S AIRY,
CORNER OF DUPONT AND PACIFIC STREETS,
SAN FRANCISCO.

nEvOTED EXCLUSIVELY TO THE TREATMENT OF
Chronic Lingering Diseases Of both and TO the
Hereditary Affections Of Children Diseases Of the skin
eessfully treated
Hs- Patients may rely upon judcious and eicacious
treatment in accordance with the long and welesab he'd
principles of Allopathic Practice. m20-3m
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-22

Voluntary Certificate from Don Pedro's Bar.
Being desrous Of beneftng my iellow-man as much as
possible induces TO come before the public and certify
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-22
N O t @ g.

MERGED MINING COMPANY.
BE- Any Claim against this Company, Will
be paid in CASH. on presentation.
SSTYTH CLARK Agent
Mt. Ophir April 18TH 1857 albu
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-22
From he Boston Medical Journal.

Although opposed to the system of advertising oi
good and sufficient reasons still deem it but justice Ia
say that Dr. Young Of the most industrious and in
deiatgabe votares of the medical science in the United
States
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-22

"a SPERMAToRRHGA, or Local Weakness Nervous
Debility, Low Spirits, Lassitude, Weakness of the
Limbs and Back lndisposton and lncapablity for
Labor and Study, Dizziness of Apprehension, Loss Of
Memory, Aversion to Society, Love of Solitude Timid
ity, SelfDsfrust Dizziness, Headache, Involuntary
Discharge Pains IN the Side, Affections of the Eyes,
Pmples on the Pace, Sexual and other Indrmites in
Man are cured without fail by the justly celebrated
Physician and surgeon, L. j. Czapkay. His method Of
curing diseases is isnewunkuown to others-and hence
the great success. All consultations-by letter or
otherwise-free. Address L. j. Czapkay NJ. D.. San
Francisco, California.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-22
DIR. l.. j. CZAPKA A Y'S
GRAND MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
IrJ STITU TIE,
Opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Companys Office
Sacramento Street, below Montgomery.
GAN ANCTero

SAN FRANCISCO
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-22

State of California City and County of San Francis
co-On this thrtyst day Of July, A. d. 1856 before
me, VIM c. Jewett, Notary Public, personally yappear
ed D. j. Dahlee, known to me, who being duly sworn
did depose and say that the contents of the card here
with signed by him, are true. In witness whereof,
have hereunto sot my hand and affixed my official seal
the day and year first above written.
H.. 81 WIN. c. JEwETT, Notary Public
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-22
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

The following are selected from volumnious accuniua'
tion testimonials the Press Of the United States and
from eminent Professors of Institutions where the prac
tice Of medicine H. taught.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-10-22

sS- A CARD-I, the undersigned having been ur
der the treatment of DR.. L. j. Czapkay, although unso
iced feel called upon to give publicity to the efficacy
of his treatment, hoping that by doing so may be in
stmmenta in preventing others from experiencing the
fearful suffering and misery which experienced, and
which so often result from the pemicous practices of
pretenders. My disease has been that Of physical and
mental debility which Is the result Of indiscreons in
youth. The agonies which | endured are perhaps
Unnecessary for me TO detail they known to those
who have experienced them. Suffice il TO say, that
having called the services Of Dr. L. j. Czapkay in re-
question: all the expectations which had formed Of
him were more than realized. would therefore, re-
commend DIR. Czapkay to all who may find themselves
afflicted with that dreadful malady-my object in so
doing being sympathy for suffering humanity, and
heartfelt desire for its relief
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-31
From WASHINGTON.

ABSTRACTION, Wednesday, Dec. 80, 1857.
Department has received advices to the
pber from Lieut.. Beale, in charge of the
oad from Fort Defiance to the Colorado
!. itch no announces his arrival in California.
: ion has met with the most complete success,
agon road from New Mexico to California
tablished. An'important part of the opera
en- effected by the camels, which were SUBJ
els that no other animals could possibly
"a, Yet he (Beale) terminated his labors not
the loss Of single camel, but they are
those who saw them in Texas to be III a.
ION as when they left San Antonio.
Charles Murray has been ordered to the
iavy Yard Svice Harris, detached.
from Secretary Toucey to Messrs. Peter
r Cyrus w. Field informs those gentio.-s-
am-frigate Niagara win be again dct~iled to
tlantic Telegraph Gable. Chief Engineer
IS. N, has been granted leave of absence
services to the Telegraph Company. The
nd Secretary Toucey are both favorable to
rtss.
ole expects to return 10 the Home Squad;
9Th of January. NJ.
lively asserted that Commodore Pauldns
allied.
St;nou;sbed gentlemen have called on Gen.
Notbiug is known concerning his future move
Il his intention, at the proper time, to ask
nment TO reinstate him in the position from
was recsntly removed by Com. Paulding.
III from all points South, IA late as due, rs to
brings no news of Importance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-31
PEbSQNAL

Charles Winston Greene. esa., died in Ess, Gr,ss-
wicl Rhode Island, the 18th inst. He was 90
OF David Greene, born in Norwich. Coan., thc
81 Of July, i7e;, and had attained to the advanced
age of - years. tie graduated at Harvard College
With distinction in the celebrated class Of 1902 He
was widely known rs most amiabe and accomplished
gentleman. OF extensive attainnents.
Deacon Levi Houghton, prominent and estima-
bic citizen of Bath, Me-, died on the I'D inst. at tbs
age of sevent -four years. For the last thirty five
forty years he has maintained his position %
the wealthles and most extensive shp-ownevs in
the city or State.
Cen sam Houston of Texas arrived at Harm.
burg on Saturday evening and remained until yester
day morning. lie then left for York. and would after.
ward proceed 20 Washington by way Of Columbia and
Philadelphia. He il in good health.
Mr.. Waldemar Rudolph de Raaslof "a Saturday
presented his credentials TO the Secretary of State al
Washington, and was received as Charge dAfaires
aud COnsul-General Of bis Majesty the King OF Dea-
mark 10 this Government.
We understand that s. 2. Bidder esq.. the Geo.
e,al Superintendent of the Grand Trunk Halfway o.
Cansds has resigned that post. hs resignsticn u
take effect Jan. |.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-31

@sny Guard d - y Is no. Po.sibl. to throw too
Iery f.nds,;on I'd this great bulsSk which is the
cannot cioge tbs re inst't1'ions-
people against allowing tSss.. snnvui "e,ans az
gusrreis originating in ccsfct T. ~ -, i,n AZ
This IL fruitful source Of difficulty aI ~. oo"S
trie-. aud in the present opsdition ~ VVSo
Territory, de-gning viii Geek to turn s,-x.h;n.
of the sort to political account. Msny tyoubN "a
the loss of many valuable lives may be traced to fse
cause, and people should De csaiious about taking
side political grounds il such matters ~ are of
purely pereona character.
10 the discharge Of my duties Wi! take such steps
will in MY judgement beet contribute to carrying;
out the views above expressed: FOR the majesty OF the
laws must and shall be maintained. In these matters
shall expect the cooperation of AL good citzes and
should my expectations be realized. have no fear
but that peace will be preserved.
J. ". DENVER Secretary sd Actins 90 -,lor
U.,erni1r q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-31
r;enraxunu Affair. a, the south.

MOBILE, Tuesday Dec. ~, 1917
meeting has been called IN this city 10 express
Indignation at the arrest of the Walker expedition.
The reported reputation of Commodore Pauldlng 5
course by Secretary Cass has had but little effect
The excitement il still intense.
- Judge Gale of the L. 5. District Court decided
Hbeans tie refusal Of clearance to the schooner Su-
n for Gieytown the ground that the Collector
'utd NO jurisdicson in the matter. The Susan had
srely a cargo of provisions on board, and Judge
Pale says hor detention is Illegal
ing. NIw-ORLEANs, Tuesday, Dec. ~, 1897.
i The Nicaragua meeting called for tonight has been
cstponed iii Thursday, in cssseQience Of the rain
t the eadns papers here express indignation at the
nourse OF Commodore Pauldng.
Nkw-OAaEASs, Tuesday, Dec ~, lsJ|
The Indignation mecSpg called for this evening 10
discuss Nicaraguan affair was adjourned until Satur-
dsy account OF the non-l',bhcity of the call-no
viihstandng several thousand persons were in attend
a,ce. The adjourned meeting takes place ON Satur.
dsy evening. The enlistment is sill GOING Oh, one
hundred and thrty-two men having DaIred their SER
sine, to-day. Over fourteen hundred n~n are now in
This city and Mobile awaiting shipment. The men
iron the lower part of Texas, eight hundred IN num-
Aer sailed on the Goth instant Ii Is Impossible 10
imagine the feeling here well as throughout the
,irs South 40 far heard from, upon this question.
The people are in arms 'nd eager for the fray
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-31

N, ely Lost Fnsiiy, the President Sh The cha5 ss.a
moved me previous question: amid mu ID ezeitenesd
rhe Precedent then resumed his place.
NJ WARsrR moved to lay tbs motion On the tsoee.
ara although II was seconded by Bcssrs. OtsvSos
and Hempsiu, the President refused 70 entertain 4
s,aiirc. when asked by NJ. 0tsSon 4 DO woah ND
~,ieIts,n n. that 10 suc5 notion bsd been put -
6r."
r,snx of the motion and the President ordered ko
10 be ysaced under arres. Great eoofusion followed
Mr.. BnSy wss also PLACED uniH arrest, amid Goa
siderable escaemcDt.
Mr.. BxADi siyi.sd al the members in the minority
20 refuse to vote. ard thus leave the Board wtaoat
Quorum voting.
The queetion ~ss tNen tskaa upon the cad fs the
previous question.
son Moves and Franklin rei,hing to vote the Prss-
aent dc, Jared that under the ezra rule Of tbs BosrH
tbc> were psc,d under contempt.
lie vote for the previous question stood p yeas -
NAYS. The motion u refer totae Coanul,ee u tho
%l.o'e as also adopted.
w. Roard then went into Comnstee OF the whote.
ana the ~eyou Vas Rad, after which the Committee
rsconmendei IL to q third reading on Thursday. ThS
Committee then ro-e
The PREsIpEsr ssted that sor,the first i.ms during
the year, he was conPsled to exorcise power uhcA
he va. lOta to DO. app'.Eed that there was sesne
SELF He had always tried TO protest the rights OF the
minority of the Board, and, as far a. he VISA CO.,
cerrsd, he Was willing tina, the gentemeh should b.
had With them, tina. There had been Q mtsander-
standing.
On motion, the arrested members were discharges
from arrest.
Mr. 0rrARsos said he would take this opportunity
to state, while he had opposed the measure by every
legitimate means at his colnmasd, be believed The
President had always been very impartial where The
rights Of the majority concerned, and had now
acted under wrong impression. lie had no desire
TO tC' ccnd the rules u the Board, and had
teniSn of doing anything wrong. Iser was some
such position question that his voice could aet
b. heard.
Mr.. BRADY thought he was wronsfully placed unds~
arrest for he only to ask question of tho Prvs
dent, who refused 10 hear him.
Messrs. kEssaRD and CRAZY se,erally defined
their positions. after which. the majority rcpor %
the reorgsnl cation of the Finance Department. saS
taken mp and ordered to third reading to-day.
Adjourned 10 Thursday. at o'clock n. m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-31

nesns soevcr w, esusc little gier t,s in the Ssslh
Is very different. The hlibas.er fe.ars Is very
preyasr, orc among tbe wssike Soathrons, md tais
hel;ng b., rrcei, ID new and powerful impulse from
lie failure of the South 10 secure hsnsss as Save
slate Southern expansion Us now the grea, 'des ~
e,sen,ia 10 maintain at least. an approach 20 e9uho-
mum Of he North and South. to preserve the Unson
and TO draw ne South OF from the unwise policy OF
sekin, 70 extend Slavery into the northern lstudss
The DeIrocra;ic parry throughout the Unoa vii
s~Snies-> in this policy.
Tfe seaus;tio, OF Cuba or NJ some adjacent south
efn county, L ~ very best step to calm and eAun
gti>h the dscord @iich mss for some time disturbed
the quiet OF these Stsea II WAS wisely SAID 10 M.
Buchanan. few days ago BY gentleman whose
opinion ne asked 80 to the h remcdy for the Kansas
trouble: Change the progranane, Substitute Cuba
for Kansas. and the Ostepd Mssses,o for the t.
compton Convention" The Prcside~t smiled and
Enlightened up q, an idea which vert hons Ia one OF
his sarnest feelings and aspirations. AL the N-oube-
disagrcem and misadyentures that may. ot'ns
him. in an Administration which begins already TO b.
~ eyen.f one will be forgotten in the splendor OF
TIE realisation of the aim and Object of the Oseod
MsD.icsto-tbe acquisition OF that magnificent posses
sion, Cuba uuelida.