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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-30
MEDICAL.
DR.. ]. CZAPkAYS

EAR1VATE MEDICAL aND tRcfN III
INSTITUTE, Sacramento street. below Mont
Qomery opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Co s office,
San Francisco, California. Established 1851 for the
pernanent cure of all Private and Chronic Diseases
and the suppression of Quackery. Attending and rest
dent Physician. l. J. CZAPkAY. NJ ID. late 1t the
Hungarian Revolutionary War. Chief Physician to
the 10th Regiment of llOnveds CHIEF surgeon 10 the
Military Hospital of Pesth, aud iae lecturer on ds-
eases OF women aud children.
TgNO THE AFFLICTED.--Dlt. l.. J. CIAPkAi can
be consulted Mt his Institute for the cure ol all
forms of private diseases, such syphilis sonorrhea,
Nocturnal Emissions, and all the consequences of
self abuse In the first sugespt Syphilitic or Gono-
rhcnl diseases he guarantees cure In a few days,
without Inconvenience To the patient or hndrance to
his business. When patient, by neg rc or improp-
or treatment, has developed the secondary symptoms
of Svphilis such blbocs or painful swefing- on
the efoins or ulcers in the EFna and nose which II
not checked. destroy the soft parts snd cause ina
bones To mOrtty separate ana come away, lchNlhG
the sufferer an object hidoUs - behold: or when
bIolches and pirnplcs break out upon the skin or
when he has painful swvilines upon the bones. or
when his constitution Is injured 50 as Ia prc'l-poSc
Ia consumption Or other constitutional diseases. ie
Doctor guafantpts n cure or ask no compensation.
In RIEIN A1ISN. chrome ~ acute: in pN SEN
Terry or by ARRnOEA, he has safe and eGrctua
remedies. Fer the treatment Of the consequences OF
self abuse. such IA nocturnal emissions nervousness
tmidity, headache pains In the back ani Inn ho' with
general weak ness loss f memory. injury 10 the sight
re-essness. confusion ot idenS, dislike Tor society,
andA feeling of wcurncss of lie; with the ncryons
eyscH cNcituble hat slight noi>cN shock or Sturie
the patient. maKtug ii- existence miserable. For The
ABOVE maudies the Doctor wtil guarantee u cur" or
aak no COR pensatiou. u can bc con-nl'cd free of
charge aud invites all to CALI IL wilt cost them uo
thing, and may be much 20 their advantage. once
hour. trutp 9 A. Vi. to . I NJ.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-30

NIAYLOR'S CAST STEEL, swedes and American
~ Iron. Shoe shape, &C, tor sale by
dls JOHN s. ALBRO.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-30

NnEWARE OF INPOSlT1ON.-In consequence
b of the wide spread celebrity Of DR. IoUN'i
Numerous impoSers have sprung mo existence, pro-
tending 10 be perfect masters of the heuug art ana
have succeeded IN imposing upon few of the M
wary sufferers. Persons wishing 10 cun-uta Physl-
can sho;ld be very careful how they put aoniidence
in the published statements OF such charlnlhns. Tor
they are "a interruptions M such statements rs III
their prac,i ice of medicine. and very unsafe Ia
trist. They will 6r-t deceive you 10y false certificates
procured from "druukcn !onicrs" who perlQc them
selves 10 get money To satisfy the craNingsti dls'
eased appetite. hen such Quack gains Your con-
dcncc, be viii then dose You with mercury and ohef
poisnou- drugs, aud afier they have robbed you ot
your money and injured your conslitOn, they VIII
cast you Off with the charge that You have not fol
lowed his directions.
The only WAY 10 avoid such impos'ers. is to con
suit pr J. &. Young. the Pioneer Advertising Physi-
clan of California At NEE ting of the Medical rae
uy of this STATE, called to investigate The source ot
malpractice that has caused 80 much suffering ~
this country, 1t was unanimously recommended mat
all the afflicted should cons"h ur. Young, as he was
the ouly regular ply Sscian now advertising ~ CHdi-
tornu. nh others in his line being quncks aud mpns
tcrs. and are not to be trusted Tn" afflicted VIE
pease take notice tnnl thorc was not PhNsician NJ
The meeting Who had ever seen or heard oi single
case of maiprnctcc from Dr. NoHng, ~tle not ono
of them bnt had sroua number of gases from the
foreign quncks, who 50 vaui tu2ly set forth their
pretended virtues in the puUlic prints.
The above facts should be borne IN nina by eli
seeking medical ASST l.lance
Thank heaven, they are getting thoroughly expos
cd. and it will not be long before they viii have 10
dy the country 20 avoid The us, indignation of an
outraged public Then will all good people thank
Dr Young for his continued efforts tn bauish qunck-
cry from our midst.
~ al his Office corner Of California and Montgomery
streets over the pacigc LNpress Office. san Francisco
All letter, enci sing tho usual Zee OF Sl0 will meet
Win prompt attention..
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-30

ryNHERF ARE THOU SANDS in this state suffering
/ for want Of Scientific medical treatment. and
you fear to apply to physiclan because they have
been lived or their friends have hten, by some
Of the dbariatans VIII inicst the community aud who
publish themselves AS good physicians, professors
etc. To all .uch we unhesitaingy recommend DR.. j
G. Young ~ a Physician in whom all 9an place con
ndence. He is man Of eminent and profound
study, good surgeon, an honorable man, and one
who can sympashise with persons ia ailciion. His
standing as Physician and gentleman are both
guaranteed-the first by his medical W. ks. which
an hor to thar author. aud the ex snsive and
highly successful course of practice with which he
has been honorad since his advent In California, and
the latter by his numerous patrons and large circle Of
acquantances,
Cg'No CURE, NO PAY-ss
His Office Is at the corner OF Montgomery and Cal
folnia streets, San Fra ncsco
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-30

LateProfessor at theUniversity, Penn.
Can be tound az tbe old Stnnd. Garner Of
montgomery and California streets, san.
Francisco,
Where he can beconsulied p-ivniely and with the
utmost confidence 10y the afflicted at all hours daily
from A. ~, until T. VI. Curesulways guaranteed
or no pay required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-01

and Azinghur has been entirely abandoned
collect 4 900 chests The opium agency at Patna is
to be brought down to Calcutta and the drug Is ID
be laid out and packed here at great expense.
The King Of Dude, who is confined in Fort Will
liam, is reported to be very sick. 1t Is said that his
health is giving way under the effects of his close
imprisonment and the anxiety of his mind. The
Queen OF Dude, who is nov in London, has forward
ed memorial to Lord Canning for the release Of
her consor, stating that he is net in any way con-
cerned in the rebellion. But the King won't be
released on any such pleading.
Lord Elgin sailed for China in the Peninsula and
Oriental Companys steamer Ava on the morning Of
the 4th inst. What be has gone there for nobody
knows.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-01
Our Boston Correspondence.
BosTor, Oct. "a, IL


First Annual Fair Of the Mas'aohusett' STATE
Board Of agriculture.
Under oil the disadvantages Of the commercial
panic and dreadfully dsagyeesble weather this first
agricultural show of the State Board Of Massschu-
sets has been inaugursted; but, under the practical
generalship of the Hon. Marshall p. Wilder, and
with the assistance OF Mr.. Chas. L. Flint, Secretary
TO the Board and the valiant "Major who wheeled
the apples" II promises to be o success. Tuesday
morning opened up cold and clustering, and the
piercing wind swept across the wide, fat grounds,
and whistled and moaned through all the crevices
in the fence with most woful foreboding of failure.
The thousand or more persons whose love Tor agri-
culture overcame their propensity TO stay away were
quite glad 10 confne their examinations TO the i'm
plements and farm products In the mammoth tent;
or II perchance they did examine the horses and
cattle they took good care TO expose themselves as
little az possible TO the sweeping wind.
The second day was but q slight Improvement
upon the first, but to-day we have been more favor
ed, and anticipate progressive Improvement until
The fornalities Of the opening Of the show con
sisted merely Of the formation of grand cavalcade
of the four hundred fine horses entered for exhi-
biton, which, az the head OF the column came In
front Of the judges pagoda, halted TO await the de
livery Of a very brief but pertinent address by the
President Mr.. Wilder happily remarked that
whilst he deeply sympathised with our commercial
puDhC IN tncI present acknowledgements NC yee 'ovh
ed upon agriculture AZ the real backbone Of the
country, and II was In just such times these that
farming and farmers were fully appreciated and
looked up to. The cavacsde was headed by ten
powerful draft horses, one individual OF which
weighed 800 lbs, and was about eighteen hands
high. Following them came ten double teams, and
behind these one hundred and,Gfteeen single horses
before buggies and sulkies. The string OF animals
reached entirely around the half mile track and as
passed before the judges stand TO the music OF the
celebrated Boston Brigade Band, II was a grand
sight, and fitting formaty for the opening Of the
fair. The grounds those originally laid out for
the great fair Of the United States Society, three
years ago. and are most appropriate for the purpose.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-01

EnH o. Govnsol Foon.-Ex Senator Foots, now or
California, bu, formerly United States Senator from Mis-
sinppi, delivered himself Of political speech Ia Nom
pills. On the 2oh ins he sbandons the Kuor Nothing
party, 70 which he took suoh great liking while In Gall
forna and returns 10 his Ora love- taking up the OF
the administration and defending the Of Gov walk
or In KAnsAs Gov. Foo,s was onoe considered trump
card BY the democracy, but he 10 now played out
fHs TmRp Drnnr oy LormAsA.-fhs csavan In The
Third Congressional Dsrcs Of Louisiana 10 getting warm
me contest between NJ Thomas a. Davidson The iegu
l,y nominated administrator candidate Mr. Laurent j.
agrr, Q secession disunion re.saung democrat, VINO
wN q animated By Convention OF b0tsrs and flag ends
and Jadge wasrsson, Who springs from lhs Know Moth
Ing camp Afres ashs goisg On between The two wings
Of he democracy, and 10 no. unlikely that Mr.. wassrs
ton win "a me oyster.
srocvxon TO sAn Horsros Cen J. Pincknoy Hender-
son has written Letter, In which he ssassa lha II The
Legislature Of TEXAS willing 70 srus him In the ses. In
NE United states Senate which Gen. Sam Houston viii
leave Of the close Of he prevent Congress In 1882 he Will
aecept the Office. Ger. Henderson win probably be The
man
AMENDMENT TO THE CorrrruoS OF MismHrrrr. The
oaroilion (nssisspp) Deoa rsies that sns proposed
amendment 70 The constitution, intended 10 prohibit sus
against the STATE, has been voted down by the people
Ms resent election BY large majority.
Lisrr Goyuvoa oy vrReIsu William L. Jaosson, Esq,
Of Parkersburs has been appointed Lieut. aovernr OF
Virginia. James L. Carr, Esq Of Kanawha, having dc
cllned The offioe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-01

DESTRUCTION IN MnrKsorA.-A committee from
eearns county, headed BY Mr., feu voorf, late memor
the Constitutional Con venson, were 10 ~ Peai on me Jun
ins 70 solicit Contributions for the relief OF persons ,ns
county who are on The verge Of starvation tne pam
the crops In s1srps have beea eoa ocsvoycd
by the crash pper There IL no. bushe OF wheat or
oats In The County rated within i borders Farmers but
two years snce oompar suvely wealthy are no .uenng
from want OF TIE necessn,es OF ne Over Two nousand
people, II n estimated, win require aid The Mayor Of
g. Paul had called meeting Of The citizens 70 consider
and adopt measures Of relief
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-01

EXPLOSION AT BurrALo-The boiler of the
steam tug snlman witt exploded this morning. ABOUT IL
O'CLOCK, blowing the tug Into atoms Toe steam drum,
with other pieces Of he boiler, bio the
houses on the dock, and landed In Water street. 10
almost incredible thai persons the dock street were
not Injured A. the time OF the accident toe crew we're n
crner srd the boa. yog 81 the foo OF Commercial rree
outside Of several canal poas and the tug Echo John
Fcrre the captain, badly scsded about the head and
arms VIM. sterri ptiA, was scsded about the brea0
and badly cut by spinsers he says that whom ne cent
10 dinner the boiler full OF water, with ABOUT 100 lbs.
OF stesm-ne often carrying $50 los Irving HhGht
deck hand, slightly scslded and cut about the head
We could not ascertain Their David Barry and
j. A. Keith Two pedlsr beys, named Jsrvis, happened
70 be on board, 4 we're picked mp they ~ore badly
hurt. One man was seen strussiue In the water among
the wreck ana went dovn In the confusion, befs ssts
isnce could be rendered 10 nos probable that any
others sere Injured Buffalo Adsress1, Oct as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-01

The entire tract Of near forty acres is as level az
floor, and surmounted by high board fence, whioA
at its rners and in the centre Of the principal side
is fanked by towers in the Italian style. In tbs
very centre Of the grounds are pitched the Presi-
dents marquee, the mammoth tent, for exhibiting
fruits and other agricultural products, farm impe-
ments &C., &C., the press tent and one for ladies
re reshment saloon.
The cattle pens and horse stables stretch almost
entirely around the grounds and are completely
filled with animals Of the various classes and varie
ties, Between the two principal entrance gates,
and for distance Of three hundred and fifty feet.
stretch tier of seats capable Of seating several
thousand persons, and affordiDg view, not only Of
the horse track, but Of the whole grounds. Enter
ing at the main entrance and passing these seats,
we first come to the Short Horns. and passing around
the grounds we successfully find Herefords, Devons,
Ayrshires, Attorneys Jerseys, grade and natives,
working oxen, draft horses, sheep, swine, poultry
and finally, horses Of all kinds.
The entries In the several depar ments are unasa-
ally large. especially of horses cattle and agricui
tural implements. The secretary's book shows e.
tries as follows:-
Implements including over 900 different arti-
Clcs. o.
OAttlo .ss........ Jay
eouccU w
SWING. $50. -
Agricultural products. 100
Fruit (about 500 varieties) ..:....... 81
DaUy. 40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-01

showed throughout the day how the caimest lore
Thought can he united with the utmost daring.
III. / forward returns of killed and wounded and
OF captured ordnance.
II. NJ. HAvELocK. Lieutenant
Deputy Assistant Adjutant General to the Force.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-01

tai Napoleon his way 10 81. Hosna Il little rc
The Frsnch) when The "Bensal Java Dsh, Bs. Alon"
we're seps long away from home In 1916, they
r.ned The H'sorable Company some anxiety ~ thtr In
During We surmess var In 1874 uas year before the
panic the BarrAckpore regiments refused 70 90 70 Bur
NAH cattle sent 10 transport their baggage
Again. 1ss3 the Madras Sixth Cavalry wanted pay
before they would march on scindh.
tined ssansl scinr 70 Burmah during he lale va.
mo sepo several hnos has refused I, 20 across The In
dus oy-N he expresses S-upon he "kah Pc wnee,' and
has sjected 70 work In trenches Bal all these petty
nies amour, 70 nothing compared 70 the horrible At
nos,les Of today.
Havirs gone over the psxe or Indian history giving
passing the insuborainrsions among the
Sepoys Let me ke up ~ scene act BY so the TER
rbe drama being enacted while fwnto, where nations are
me same year that Austria celebrates The centennial an
niv0sary OF theOrcer OF Maria Theresa Eogsnd reces
over the centennial anniversary OF the bins Of
Lord Give In l7sI-Lord earning In Iss7-,ss for nsr
won the aures ola soldier and the ssssr has
gsinod thus far neither the the other England
loaf America but ~ N, same time she planted The seed Of
her Ineian emprssfs, empire which tosiss today and
NUT fan on NE morrow, unIs" England scoep" she prof
England 70 day 10 blind 70 the danger that surrounds
Der 0riena dominion. TO morrow abe may wake from
The is e are casssrs hui she declines 70 chapss her
y STEM Red hpc brousht disgrace dpon her ormeau
fact .be refcses 70 opcn her eyes 70 The danger and
his policy she has adopted from the nfg You ca1
day Marx this Observation, and tell me VI sue
does NOT sleep when mo world requires that she should
be avahe.
on Inc centennial anniversary OF The battle OF Plsssey
the Tss ana other Journals ushered 10 year
With the sounding Of drums and the clssnog OF tmbres
The inns srcte splendid lester toey hsays 40
MARI, said The writer, universal emv're Loos
Of India, from the PunjsS 70 ihe oarnasio-from
Bombay 70 Rsrmsh--from Matrns 70 heerut-fofm
tjm.er 10 Calcutta ihrough5u our entire domin on Don
tnlmeni reigns supreme-sn almoa universal peace AZ
The Il me there was q cloud rising In the east not
larger than your hand spreading larger and lTser-a
summer cloud, conoesipe the thunderbo that destroys
nation. while the leader In the hands OF the pint
@,a plot wa msiured " re every man, womsn
ma child IN Hindostao. Every E1ropsan vss 70 die the
hns o oade bad some twenty thoutstd men outside ON
ouut ~ lad rsrt mecbsu cs and servants Tnose seny
tnoussna mtn were trained soldiers brought there 10 DIS
sulse 70 murder every Enopesn IN Oslsana Toe plan
ws urn me row ing guns o. Fort Wis IN hesoip
Irs sod SIZE toe Hcogy, 90 ths, white ma oould
@oa} ~ ana then ~ The cake passed from hand 10
hand me SLAUGHTER was 70 commence. Ia due course sf
mall The iniehs ence arrived Of the Nnseenth regiment
having muunied Brrscspors they retossd 70
use tbe knned rife cartridge W oourse they
vere dishsaded. The Shirsy fourth folio ~ed sui
The news In England crested uneanes save vita Lord
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-06-19
Lntsr f,.om Enrnne.


New YoRK, June l4th.-The steamer Vanderbilt
with dates from Liverpool, to the 3rd inst, has ar
rived.
The Vanderbilt brought loo passengers, including
]. P Labagh, bearer of important dispatches from
the S. Minister at Paris
Political news by this arrival is unimportant.
The Grand Duke Constantine visited Queen Vic
toTa at Osborne Saturday, and returned to Calais
next day On the passage, he was saluted by the
English ships and American frigate Susquehanna,
theu lying in the Roads. The hrevity Of the Dukes
visit to England, compared with his stay in France,
is much commented on by the English press.
The Anglo, Persian treaty had been fully ratified.
A conHagration had taken place in Coz stantinople
destroying 300 houses
The British troops had evacuated Mohamers.
A serious political outbreak had taken place at
Brussels, Antwerp and other Belgian towns, growing
out OF anti-Catholic feeling Several converts and
nunneries and Jesuit colleges were attacked, also
the Bishops palace at Siege. Troops interfered and
at last accounts order was nearly restored, but at
Brussels civic guard was kept under and troops
were held ready for any emergency. The mob COM
menced the outbreak with cries of " Down with the
Priests "" Down with The Catholics !" {" Down with
the conyenls,,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-06-19

RosIN--The market has ruled exceedingly firm for all
grades since review of this day week The quantity of
Common brought in for weeks past hes been usually
light and there is Of consequence market On
Friday thu price Is per bb with sales at 81
ing 81 60 Sales = follows
Friday 49,. SEQ bbls. at 40 for large size bbls
For No / there has also been good enquiry; notice
light receipts, and small stock in market The sales for
the week reach 600 bbls at 81 81 Is for inferior,
fr fine bale oF as IN onaT In No. W. have no ransac
tions report and quote nominaly 81 IS 81 per Dbl
TARThere has been fair enquiry from shippers for this
We notice unusually light receipts and quote sales
only 80 bb Con Monday at 81 35 ger hb market a
pears to be quite firm at this figure.
BEEF CATTLE SHEEP.-The market continues to be
poorly supplied with beeves, and few have been
brought in for week or two past The stock in butchers
hands is nearly all worked off, and note good demand
for grass tattSd at OF cents per b in quality SHEEP
also arrive sparingly, and in light supply
small doves brought in and sold at 81 75 81 Is head
CokN MEAL.-We have no material change to notice in
this article There is brisk demand for retailing purposes
and the stock market is quite received Sales
from the granare in lots to suit 81 80 81 30 bushe
CoTToNn this article there have been transactions
since our last no receipts and none On quote
CoFFgEThere moderate STOCK of nearly all descrip-
store and nothing of consequence doing We quote
small sales at rates ranging within quotations See table.
EMPTY For spirits Turpentine barrels the
aims about the as reported in last. The
quantity eering market light, and we fair
curry Sales of parcels during the week at 81 IS for
inferior lots 81 80 each for good article second
hand it must be of extra quality to obtain highest
figure.
FLOURThe market has ruled very quiet since last,
retailers have shown disposition operate and prices
receded 70 cts ST. The receipts of State brands have
quote sales during the week few parcels Fayetteville
and Wilmington brands ss so 50 Is for superfne and
90 g % per bb for at lowest hgue 8;
other grades The receipts of Northern brands nave been
large for the past week. which has caused
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-06-19
A RETIRED PHYSICIAN

WHOSE sands of life have nearly run out discover
w ed while in the East Indies, certain cure for
Consumption Asthma, Bronchitis. Coughs Colds. and
General Debility. The remedy discovered by him
when his only child daughter, given up to die
He had hear much of the wonderful restorative healing
qualities of preparations made from the East India Hemp
and the thought occurred to him that he might make
edy for his child studied hard end succeeded in
his wishes His child cured and alive aud WE'LL
He has since administered the wonderful remedy to hous-
and of sufferers in all parts of the world and he has
failed in making them completely healthy and happy
WlShg to do as much good as possible, he will send to
such OF his afflicted request it. this recipe
with full and explicit directions for making up
cessully using it. He requires each applicant inclose
him one shilngthree cents to be returned postage
on the recipe and the remainder to be applied the pay
ment of this advertisement Address
Dr. H. JAMES No. 10 Grand street, Jersey City, N. J.
N: B-Or H. James has neither Office agent in New
ork some have pretended and advertised The recipe
sent from NO but No. 10 Grant street, Jersey City
June l2th 1857 237-2m-42-2m