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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-08
APPLICATION FOE PARDON

CTATE OF FCALIFORNiA-COUN OF BUTTE.
- The Hos. los. f.. \. LEWIS presiding Judge OF
the Court Of Sessions for the county of Butte and
james c. Howard late District Attorney for said
county, will take notice: That the defendant +.
Whitcbread. will make application To the Governor
of the State of California for he pardon oI said de-
feudnni who was convicted al the September term
A. u. 1897. of the Court Of Sessions o said county.
of the crime OF burglary" in said counly aud who
was sentenced by said Court of Sessions on the 10th
dav of September 4. d. 1857. 20 the state Prison OF
said state Tor period oftwo wears
+ WIIlTEBREAD,
ByS W. w COUGHEy, Defendants Attorney.
Service of the within notice is This day acsuowl-
edged. JOS. 4. y. LEWIS, Presiding Judge,
of Court of Sessions,
JAMES C. HOWARD, Acirg District Attorney.
OroyiIe November Goth 1857 n26-4w
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SUMMONS.

State of California In the District Court of The fi
County of Butte teenth Judicial District
JonN SYLVESTER VS.. PHILLIP BKIEL Co.
An action brought in the District Court OF the Fiji
tcenth Judicial District, and the Complaint Filed
iu the County of Butte, in the Office OF The Clerk
of said District Court.
FrNIiE People of The STATE o California, To Phiilp
n Briel, Greeting You are hereby required 10
appear in an action brought against YOU 10y the
above named plaintiff in the District Court of the
Fifteenth Judicial District, in and for the County OF
Butte and TO answer The Complaint filed therein,
Ga copy of which accompanies this summons with
in ten days exclusive of the day OF service after
the service you of this summons, II served within
this County II served out OF this County. but with
in this Judicial District, within twenty days or II
ont of said District then within forty duys--or judg-
meni by default will be taken against YOU.
The said action ia brought to obtuin judgment Tor
the recovery of the sum of Two Hundred and Fifty
Dollars and interest thereon at the rate of ten per
cent. per annum from the second day ot July last,
and for "A Decree for the foreclosure OF Il certain
mortgage deed, and for the sale of the lnOrtgaged
premises known as the Slaughter Ground offs. A.
Pialt X Co and more fully described in Phiniln ;
Complaint herewith served and for Execution
against other property of Defendants, II saul mort
gagged premises should be insufficient to satisfy the
Judgment herein. and for Gusts of SUIT, and u you
tail 10 appear and answer the said Complaint rs
above REQ ured, the Plaintiff Will apply 10 the Court
for the reliet in his Complaint demanded
49, Given under my hand and seal OF the
sEAL. District Court of he Fifteenth judiciai
49, District, this Fourth day of December in
the year of Lord tho"sand eight hundred and
hity-s II.
NJ. II. DARRACn, Clerk.
GRANGER CnEEsMAN, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-08

AtFERMArORRHOEA, OR LOCAL WEAKNESS
- Nervous Debility. low spirits. LassItudr Weak
of the Limbs aud Back. Indis position and inca.
pablty Tor labor and study, Duness Of Apprehen.
sion. Los ~ Memory. Aversion To Society. Love of
Sollluue Timidiiy Self DSirris Dizziness tieadachs
involuntary Discharges. Pains in the Sido Affections
OF the Eyes, Pimples ON the Face. Sexual aud other
iniirmaties in man. are cured without fail by the
Justly celebrated Physician aud Surgeon. Ur l.. J.
CZAPkAY Ills metOd Of curing diseases is new.
unknown to others aid hence his great SUCCESS
All consultations by leuer or otherwise. free Ad.
drcss l.. J. CZapkay, NJ. D. San Francisco California
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CHANNEL ROCK.

NTOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS IN THE CHAN
~ mel Rock Mining Company. is hereby given -
Thai all shares hich the assessments uf October
S57 remnip unpaid, will he sold the 30lh day of
December 1857. between 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. and !
o'clock p NJ. at the Court House door in 0rovIlle,
to the highest bidder to him orthem who will pay
said for the least portion Of said shares
BY order of the Board of Trustees.
THOS WELLS.
Treasurer and Secretary Channel Mirag GO.
0royille, Nov. 30th, 1857 h304w
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-08

THyUE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE THE
a liquor business unGer the sa.ne firm, at the cor
ner of Montgomery and Myers sireeis--w pay all
h" indebtedness of the old concern, and make all
collections. Those indebted will please call aud pun
gle. y. u. lAkkiS,
H. B. HUNT.
Orovc. November 10, 1857. nl9
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MEDICAL.
DR.. L. ]. CZAPkAYS

n INSTITUTE Sacramento street. h,ow Mont
gomery. opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Ca Ufrr.
sun FraHcisco. California. Established 1854 foF ihe
permanent Of all Private and Chrchtr Diseases.
and the suppression of Qnackery. AueEdng t"si-
dent Physician. l. J CZAPkAI. VI u. late e he
Hungarian Revolutionary War Chief Ph, sician to
the 2Nh Regiment of Il"nVcds. Chief surgeon to The
Military lluspi al uf PeSth and late lecturer on dis
easrs oi and children
T'O TUE AFFLICTED-DR l.. !. CZAPEAY
has open his Institute for The OF all forms
of private diseases. such syphilis. GonurfhPa.
Mo- turna Emissions Hnd all The consequences of
s"R thrse. I'm the first stages oi Sypniic ar Como
rheHi diseases he gIarlntf,'S cur iu n few taN~,
withOpi Inconvenience Ia The patient hindranr. to
his business. When n patient. hy neg ect or mprup.
~ treatment. hRS developed The secondary symptoms
Of syphilis, such ~ hIbocs nr painful swPllinvS ou
the gruins ot ul me throat aud nose which If
nat checked. DESTROY the soft parts snd causc The
bones in morlily. separate aud come AWAY. leaving
the sufferer an object hideous 10 behold Or when
blctchrs aud pmpes break out upon the skin or
when hp has painful swcllings upon the honrs. or
when his constitution IL injured lo preni-pusc
to consumption or other constitutional Diseases The
Doctor guarantees II cure or asks no compensation.
In RIlEl NATtSM. chruul9 or acute IN DNSEN.
Terry or DN ARRHOFN, he has safe and electnnl
remedies. Fer the treatment ofthe consequence Of
self abuse. such nocturnal emissions nervousness
timdV, headache. pains ~ The back nnl limbs, with
general weakness lass ut memory injury io the light
restlcsSness confusion of ideas dislike ior society
and feel NJ of wrariness of hie with the nervous
system 50 NCabe that slight noises shock Or -iHrr
the patient maxim his eAslCrcc miserable. For The
above malndrs the Doctor viii euranier II cure ar
ask no inppusutiun. le Cnn be CON, ucd free ~
charge and invites all TO call; IL viii cost them nn
thing and may be much 10 their advantage. Office
hours iroiN g 4. NJ, too + VI.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-08
DISSOLUTION.

YUNHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE FX-
Il isng under the firm Of II Il. HUNT CO.,
was dissolved on the 10th insIunt
ROBT. RICHEY,
ID. u. HARRIS,
II. b. HUNT.
Oroville. November 10, 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-08

TNNIiE GREAT DISCOVERY OF THE AGE
m Great hleSsnP 10 Mankind-Innocent but 10.
tent,Dr. l.. j. Czapkay's Prop hylaciicum (selr dis
injecting agent.) sure preventive against Gonnor-
rhenl and Sypfilitc diseases and an unsurpassed
remedy for a veneral -croiulous. gangrenous ana
and urrihra. and all cutuneons erupions and dis
eases. As lnuoculaion Is sure preventive pgainst
small p"x, 80 y DR.. L.. j iCzapkays propbylacticum
preventive against Syphc and Gonorhea dis
eases. Harmless IN itself possesses the power Of
chemically destroying the s,philtic virus and there
by saving thousands of deDamchees from being inec-
ted by the most loahsome OF all diseases Let no
young man who appreciates health be without Dr
CZapkays propyaceum. II is in very convenient
eackages, and will be found anvehent for use being
used as soap. Price 81 For soie at Dr. T.. j..
Czapkay Private Medical aud surgical Institute
SacIargenio street, below Montgomery, opposite p
Co.'S office San Francisco.
All letters must be addressed 10 L. }. Czapkay M.
D., San francisco.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-08

EDEWARE OF IMPOSIrION.-In consequence
. Of the wide spread celebrity OF DIX. NOlN'',.
Numerous imp0sters have sprung MO Existence, pre-
tending 10 be perfect masters of thc heung art and
have succeeded in imposing upon few of the m
wary sufferers. Persons W ishiue 20 consult Phvsi.
clan, shotd be very careful how they Ilu confidence
in the published statements OF such charaians. lor
tney are as INSCRIPTIONS in such statements IA IN
their practice of medicine. and He very unsaie 10
trust. They will first deceive you ny false cerlfcaif0
procured from drunken lOaicrs" " ho pcrjurc them
selves get money to satisfy The cravings of ds-
cased appetite. when such Quack gains your con-
dence, he will then dose you with mercury aud OTHER
poisnou- drugs, and aler they have robbed You OF
your money aud injured your cunotltlon, they VIII
cast You off with the charge thht you nave not lni
lowed his drec' ions.
The only 80 avoid such imposers. is to con-
snlt DR. j. g. Young, the Pioneer Advertising Physi-
clan of California At n ting of The Medical iac.
uJ of this Stale, called to investigate the source %
malpractice that has caused 80 much suffering IA
this country. IT was unanimously recommended ihaA
all the afflicted should consult Df. Young as he was
the only regular physician now advertising IN Calf
torna, s others IN his line being q,mcks and mpos-
ters. and are net TO be trusted. The afflicted vii.
please t kP notice than there was not Physcinn a.
the meeting Who had ever seen or heard OF singl5
case of malpractice from DR.. NOung, while not ono
of them but had seen number ot cases from ihe
foreign quacks :, who vaui tingly set forth their
pretended virtues in the puplic prints.
The above facts shou1 be borne In mind by slI
seeking medical assistance
Thank heaven. they are getting thoroughly expos
ed. and will not be- long before they will have to
fly the country .o avoid he just Indignation of M
outraged public Then will All good people thank
DR. Young for his continued efforts 10 Danish quack
cry from oar midst
DIR YOUNG can be consulted from A VI. 10 r
NJ AT his office, corner OF California and Montgomery
streets, over the PHcigc IN press Office. San Francisco
All letters enclC siig the usual Tee OF Sl0, will meet
with prompt attention.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-08

'INHERE ARE THOUSANDS In this State suffering
u for want of Scientific medical treatment, and
you fear to apply To- Physician. because they have
been deceived or their friends have been. by sOm0
OF the dharlatans b infest the community, aud who
publish themselves as good physicians, professors,
etc. To all such unhesitaiingiy recommend Dr.
Z. Young, as Physician in whom all oan place con
hdcnce. lie IL man OF eminent and profonnd
Study good surgeon, an honorable man, and one
who can sympashise with persons in nfllicton. His
standing as Physician and gentleman are both
guaraniecd-the first by his medical works which
are an hor TO their author. and The extensive and
hIghiy successful course Of practice With which he
has been hOnored since his advent IN California and
the latter by his nun patrons large circle of
acquaintances,
ER"N0 CURE, No PAY-Ra
His Office is at the corner Of Montgomery and Cal
foi MA streets, San Francisco.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-08

LateProfcssor Mt theU University, Penn.
Can be teHpd nj me eld stand, corner ot
.Monigomery oRd CalTornfa streets, San
Fran. riSrO.
W hr,e n. con hc cc,sn'eh n-iva'eiv and with the
utmost confd no. hy the afflicted at ali hours daily,
from a. NJ. until : T. NJ. (Curesalways guaranteed
or no pay required,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-11-04

Auy person in the country, where
timber is cheap, can erect an ice-house
at but little expense. All that is re-
quired is to put up a strong frame of the
size of the house required, and board it
up close, inside and out, with a space
between all around. This space is
stuffed close with straw or dry sawdust.
The roof is made in the same manner,
and The house is then complete. Straw
and sawdust arc cheap, and good ncn-
conductors. The house should be stu
ated on a dry spot, and should have a
drain under the floor. 1t should also be
convenient, to be filed easily. The
! walls of stone aud brick ice houses should
be double, as we'll as those of wood
Great care should be exercised in pack
ing ice-all the blocks should be clear
and solid, and about the same thickness,
SO that they may be packed close to-
gether, and frozen into a solid mass
In favorable situations, good ice.houses
may be ~excayated like caves in the side
of a hill.
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FACTS.

Clay will permanently improve any
soil that is sandy or leachy. Lime and
leached ashes will also greatly benefit
leached land.
Swamp muck, or peat, when dry, will
take up, without dripping, four times its
own weight of water. Hence the neces-
sity of thorough drainage.
a ton of dry forest leaves produces
only 500 pounds of mould hence, 500
pounds of mould produce a ton of plants.
Clay, applied to sandy land, is far
better than sand to'clay land. One
hundred tons to the acre, will give an
inch in depth.
1t takes FIVE pounds of corr to form
one of beef. Three and a half pounds
of cooked mea will form one pound of
pork.
Hogs should always have access to the
ground, and for breeding sows it is IT,
dispensnbly necessary. The want of
this has been the death of mihY a fine
litter.
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your enjoyment, and you have told me
SO often how much your pleasures are
heightened by being shared by me, ]
have almost concluded it my duty to
continue it. How delightful it will be
to sit together during the long winter
evenings, and thus enjoy our social inter
course. Come, sit down I have here a
cigar for you 1 prefer the old-fashioned
pipe"
By this time Richards brain was well
nigh stupefied.
1T cannot be possible that my wife
would so degrade herseifl" he at length
exclaimed.
why, Richard, it seems to me that
you are making a great ado about a
small matter. 1 do not think it so
dreadful to enjoy a harmless, innocent
pipe, here in my room o c~asionally,
where 10 one can possibly know of it but
yourself. Besides, if there is any deg
radiation in the practice, as you limited
a moment a o, l am only coming down
to a level with my husband. You ex-
peet me to love you, Notwithstanding
the habit, why not vice versa? AND if
1t makes no change in your feelings to-
~ hO l. CdEC HOb HAdI OlueTS
think" and Matte now looked up in
his face with such an expression of ven-
Grafton for him and all his actions, that
he almost laughed, annoyed as he felt.
Como, Mattie,' said he, more pleas
ant than he had yet spoken, -" let US
make an agreement. If you will leave
off smoking, l will use hut one cigar a
day for a week, and then give it up en-
tirely. What 90 you say ?"
~ do not see why | should not have
the same privilege as yourself" said
Matte, pretending to be offended; lit
is probably quite as difficult for me to
give up a long established habit" then,
afte, a moments consideration, she ad-
ded, "However, since 1 consider that
proviso in your favor, an acknowledge
meGt of the superiority Of the strength
of Woman's w%ill;oTer that of the strong
er SEX I will accede to your PROPOSE
If Richard ever smoked hat zone
cigar o day for . week." Matte never
knew of it. On that eventual night he
had ''seen himself as others saw him."
and with the sight vanished forever his
love Of smoking.
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Disease Vanquished

By DR.. R0back's Scandinavian Remedies
A FTER years of study, analysis and ex-
"A pertinent, DR.. Robaek, the eminent Swe,
dish Physician succeeded in pro~ducingamedi.
cine from the mountain herbs of his native
land, which acts directly upon the eatises Of
disease in the blood, and by restoring the cor
rupted fountain of life to q condition of health
and purity, expels disease from the system
wherever it may be located, or whatever may
be its character. Indigestion, nervous com
plants, epileptic and other fits, coughs, con.
sumption in its early stages, sore throat, bron-
chitis, fever and ague, asthma, low spirits, sex
ual incapacity, feminine weakness, pricking of
the skin, symptomatic of paralysis, rheuma-
tism, neuralgia, tumor, cancer, diabetes, lassi.
tude and debility, diarrha, and all other dis
orders. of the organs of respiration, the liver,
the kidneys, the stomach, the nerves, or the
muscular fibre, are unerringly cured by this
preparation. 1t is to the MATERIEs MoRBI, or
seeds of disease, what an alkali is to an acid
it neutralizes them with ABSOLUTE CERTAINTY,
while at the same time it regulates the secre-
tons, removes distractions from the bowels,
creates appetite, renews bodily yigor, and re-
generates every animal function. Such is the
nature, such are the effects of DR.. Roback's
famous SCANDINAVIAN BLOOD PURIFIER, Which,
taken in conjunction with his BLOOD Pulls, will
not only obliterate the most painful diseases,
but prevent their recurrence, and lengthen life
beyond its ordinary span. -sJarr5 -.fe. r
To prevent imposition, purchase only of re-
spectacle druggists, etc, of regular agents, or
of DIR. Roback, sole proprietor and manufac.
turer, No. 6 East 18th street, Cincinnati.
UPrice of Purifier, 81 per botte-six bot
ties S.. Pills 25 cents per box.
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TERRE HAUrE, Ind, Oct. ~, 1855.

IERRE dAUTE, lnd., Oct. II, 1850
Dr.. RoBACK-Sir,-The last three bottles Of
your Blood Purifier and the accompanying
Pills, have relieved me of the last vestige Of
my rheumatism. l consider the cure all but
miraculous. After having suffered the most
acute agony, almost without intermission, for
eight years, and being for three years a cripple,
7 can scarcely realize the fact that at this mo
ment, after having nsed your Scandinavian
Remedies for only three months and q few days,
] am a hale, hearty man, capable of manual
labor, and entirely free from pain. When l
first applied to you, by letter, for a supply of
your medicines, I was little better than q an
natical skeleton For more than two years l
had never enjoyed one hour of unbroken night
rest, and my mind sinking with my body, had
become greatly enfeebled, the very first bottle
of the Purifier wrought a surprising change for
the better in my system, and after taking that
wonderful restorative, together with the Blood
Pills, for one month, 1 felt that a complete re-
generation of every animal function was in
progress. l was not deceived. l am now at
81 years CT age as free froIn every symptom of
rheumatism as I was at 90. There can be no
doubt that this wonderful cure is due to your
remedies alone, and 1 am willing, if it will
serve you or induce others to seek relief from
the same source, that this letter shouldbe maed
public.
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sqepartment
TEN RULES TO BE OBSERVED IN
MAKING BUTTER. s-,Ia

In making good butter there are sew
eral nice operations to be gone through
with, which require an eye to clealli
ness, forethought, and experience.
1. On milking clean, fast yet gently
regularly twice a day, depends the sue.
cess of the dairyman. Bad mixers
should not be tolerated in a herd better
pay double the price for good ones.
2. StraiuiDg is quite simple, but it
should be borne in mind that two pans
about half full each will produce e great
err amount of cream than the same milk
if in but one pan the reason of this is
the greater surface.
8. Scalding is quite an important fea-
ture in tie way of making butter ir
cool weather: the cream rises much
quicker, milk keeps sweet logger, the
butter is of a better color, and churns
in about one-half Of the time.
4 Swimming should always be done
before the milk becomes loppercd 9th
erwise much Of the cream turns into
whey and is lost.
5. Cunning, whether by hand or
otherwise, should occupy fifty minutes.
6 Washing in cold soft water is one
of its preserving qualities, and should
be continued until it shows no color of
the milk by the use of the ladle very
hard water is highly charged with line,
and must in a measure impart to it "a
kaline properties.
7. Sailing is necessarily done with
the best kind of ground salt the guam
tity varies according to the state it is
taken from the churn ; if soft, more-if
hard, less, always taking taste for the
isurest guide.
8. First working, after about twenty
four hours, is for the purpose of giving
it greater compacsness-
9. Second working takes place at the
time of packing, and hen the butter
has dissolved the salt, that the brine
may be worked out of it.
10. Packing is done with the hands
or with a butter mall and when butter
is put into wooden vessels, they should
be soaked 2 or 5 days in strong brine
before using. After each packing, COW
er the butter with a vet cloth, and put
a layer of salt upon it in this way the
salt can easily be removed at any time,
by simply taking hold of the edges of
the cloth. n
Butter made in this way will keep any
length of time required. @. Adams,
G. Farm.
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"ANY MAN MAY HAVE A HEDGE

EHt.r -
Such is the title of an article in a
late issue of the Prairie Farmer, in
which a writer, dating from Burlington,
Iowa, maintains that any man have a
hedge, inasmuch as he has proved to
his entire satisfaction that q fence can
be made with the Usage, and that, too,
at less than one-half the expense of any
other durable fence. He gives the fol-
lowing items from experience 80
1.-TWO years ago on the 2sth May last,
he planted 90 rods of hedge by way of
experiment, and on the Sd day of Au-
gust this year, he turned out a part of
it to try its efficacy as a fence. After
testing it for two weeks, the owner says
that no animal dared to go over it, or
through it, though a quantity of stock
was running at large, and feed was rath-
CT scanty. The hedge, at the age of two
years and three months, MAY, 1855, to
August, 1852 averaged four and a half
feet in height, (bcing, however, in many
places six and three feet thick close to
the ground, without a break or a hole in
it. ~ Fl
CAT the end Of the present season, or
when two years and a half old, this
hedge promises to be five and a half feet
high, and three aud a half feet thick, on
an average. No special pains have been
taken with it beyond ploughing and hoe
ing twice during the second, and neither
during the third summer The ground
was we'll prepared by ~subsoiling before
planting, which may be one reason why
so little work has been needed. The
hedge was also planted in double rows,
at the distance of one foot apart, and
the plants were set eight inches apart in
each row, SO that the plants in one row
matched the open space in the other
This required more plants, and more Ia
b,r and more land than a single hedge,
but it must make it much superior as a
defence"
Nothing is said by the anonymous
of the communication referred to,
(who may have plants to sell, perhaps,)
of the effect of the two last hard win
:ers, nor is it stated how much of the
growth of wood was cut or
pruned off before the setting Ia of win
ter. But Notwithstanding these draw
backs, it must be of some value to those
contemplating the planting of a live
fence, to be informed that, with ordinary
care and labor, a hedge of Usage can be
grown of sufficient height and thickness,
n two and a half years, to turn any
stock of ordinarily good behavior
Country Gentleman.