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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-29

| first limb that he found stout enough
for the purpose, as food for the 'ulture
and crow for Joaquin, feared as he
is-robber, as people call him, is no
migrate. and gratitude for kindness
once given is as deep with him as the
bottomless pit is represented to be. |
will tell you: Joaquin, is seeking re-
venge, and | know he aoW have IT.
His wrongs are many ne has been
whipded for-what? DULY because
he was Mexican-a greaScr, as the
fiends in human shape called him-and
that, TOO, Don, " hen his wife was about
to become a mother. What followed,
for they robbed him as well, and from
exposure his frst-born ded, and was
buri like 1t dog by the road side. =
His wife had not yet recovered from
her sickn' IS when he was bound hand
and foot, and Saw--Oh, God, such
sight his wife ravished before him,
because he was gIe0&r. There are
few left OF hi. prosecutors their
graves are on every hillside, and do
not believe that one Will escape him,
for he loves revenge better than he
does his wife, and he loves his wife
better than he does his God. Don
Carlos, | will be obliged to leave you"
lie arose from his seat, took the Mr031e
he wore and wiped the sv eat from his
brow, as if the recital of Joaquin's
wron had az nized HIM. | also, rose
TO my feet, saying, as | did so, "poor
Joaquin--how pity him !"
eyes, pity Joaquin, Don, but as
long as joaquin can remember, you
and Doctor Strauz He are safe. You
both have pitied Joaquin, and doctor
ed his wife when sick, and if ever you
want friend ca on joaquin. Good
bye, D"n," continued he. as he took
me by the hand 4; ''your company are
all sate.' He looked strangely into
my face; and The moon shone out full
and clear and recognised the patron
| had travel led with from San Jose in
1850.
why, Patron | wonder I did not
know YOU sooner,' | exclaimed.
CONTINUED IN OUR NEXT
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-29

A CNRD-Prumpsed by an honest desire of my
"a heart, | wish 10 lay before the puhlC case
which d,..rrvps a high commentator. u"j only an
net uf scc.tifc skill tIl thar 81 I naui'y ALSO About
two wear. ago. suddrnlN uud from causes INK uOwn
ia me-. seized with III of epilepsy which owing to
m, inability Ia meet he expense, consequent upOn
thorough m.Gical treatment and the d,,couragemcnt
/ met " iih on attempting -, soon became such (us
was lheD led to believe to dcl tie skll Of ply
sican was Frequently white in pursuit of my call
ug thrown down to the ground without The -lghtp3t
warming and although ln>cnsihe to the ugOnlus
vet de- pissed the miscres of my life. aud learned
10 look uuon those who wuulI render me assistance
or shelter me from danger enemies vho sought to
prolung the m~cries of my existence. Nmlc in this
state aud having previous my affection tasted tho
sweets of iifp once more was induced to attempt
s,,rking aid of physician, and by recommendation,
called iiuon Dr. l.. j. CZapka,. told him my cir
cuiu~ipuce- and my inability To reward him for hs
services regardless of which. however. he at 0nco-
undertook iny case. aud with the blessing Of God
wa. once NOR. restored Ia perfect health Unable
to rev ard him for the boon which enjoy al present,
and We. conscious OF my Indebtedness. | consider it
due ia my-efa 10 all the afflicted to make the Case
public in order that thoscin need Of medical advice
NAV find Il uhy stefan III whom every confidence can
be placed
Is MEYER YABLONSKY.
State of California. county ut san Francisco ss-Sub
scribed and sworn before this first day of August
A. d. leJ6. GILBERT a. GRANT.
LIS Notary Public.
DR. L. J. Czapkay's Medical ami Surgicil Institute
il M SACRAMENTO 81, below Montgomery. opposite
the Pacific Mil Steamship Company's Osice, san
Francisco California. The Doctor offers free
consultations, and asks no remuneration unless hs
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-29
SPERMATORRHGA.

NR. local weakn0ss, nervous debility. low spirits,
~ las-itude. weakness OF the ilmD- and back in-
disposition and ncapably for labor aud study dull
ot apprehension loss of memory aversion 10 So
cbly hove e solitude timidty, self ds,rsi dizziness
headachc involuntary discharges pains IN the side
affections OF lheeyes pimpes on the face, sexual and
other nirmalies in nan. are cured without fail BY
the justly celebrated physic and surgeon, l.. j.
Cxapkay His method 81 ing diseases rs new, (uD-
known 10 others and hence the great success. All
consultations (by letter otherwise tree. Address
l.. }. Cznpkay, NJ. D. San Francisco. Cal n3-5m
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-29
j IJST r T. G + | Y + ID i,

DER STEAMER GOLDEN GATE CLIPPERS
Morning Light, Fly z Fish. Flying MIST, large
supply of Pure Cream Tartar. Lard oil. Extract lIe
quuricr Blue Nriu German and English CanomIle
Saltprtrc, corn starch shakers Sarsaparlla, Sarsa
para Root. Gum Arabiac. CItric Acid. Potash. EX-
tracts of lemon Rose and Naul a, Vanilla Beans.
Rolled Iinsccd on, Castor thlin Rnrrels Pure al.
low and White Wax. kidder's, towers ana Weight
mans Tariaric Arid BAY Rum IN cnScs and barr"s,
Fresh Hops in on pound packages Sage. Yankee.
Soap. Iudrhe Ink, Roses Hacking brushes. Ma
sons Hacking. Cod Liver Ol, spanish and American
Saffron, Duhins Extracts, Genuine Nrghts B1nn.
de'h's, Noifut's and other Pills. Channels skins, Iy>
cOpsdium. Essential Oils. Congress Water in pnts
and quarts, BoraX. Sal Soda Pearl farley. and many
Other staple articles, which together with our former
large stock of Drugs. makes our assortment IA varied
aud Large MS any Drug House in he city. 10 which
we n1ii" the attention of the Trade and others buy
ing in this market. ALLAN TIiON ASN co,
Wholesale ANA Retail Druggists
ap1tf i6l, street, Corner 6th.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-29
just Received and in Store.

Polar, Nea,stuot. and HOilcd Oils. Solar OH aud
Cnmpheue Lamp Wicks. Cuudle Wickng Wax and
Night Tapers. rornx, Soda Castillo Soap. Salad oil
in Basket. WOlfe'- Schapps Ioslciter's Bers pure
Cream Tartar. Strychniuc. Castor oil, and N!n-
keeps Medicines. Nholrsaie and reia by
ALLAN, THOMAS \ Co.
ap1tf Corner and Sixth street Is.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-29
n Raro Chance.

ENOR SALE-THE MOST DESIRABLE LOT FOR
H' private Residence, the Plaza. 80 by l32
feet-wil double lis present value in three months
Apply soon. at WATsON'S NEWS DEPUY.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-29

EDRIVATE Medical Ohice-IIundrcds Of those who
have contracted disease are disappointed OF n
cure 10y not calling on nr. Young at first lie VIII
forfeit any sum if he fails To cure any case Nat may
Come under his ne matter how Tong staining or
nt1lictiuc such n ulcers tumors. NODES punches,
pmpp on the face and body, pans in the bones and
Joins wakrfuIncSs. trembling. copper colorrd sores.
sting of the bones. emacatlon, loss of appetite,
strength ond flesh sores in tn" nose aud ears loss o
hair weak eyes. itching humors Many persons
after being relieved Of all extern II appearances OF
priVaie disease. suppose themselves cured. but amer
a few months lind they troubled with various
symptoms which they never had before and which
they find impossible 10 relieve. To all " no are A.
dicird in this way pr. Young would particularly rec
onInrnd atrial ut his skill. The symptoms with which
won are troubled are caused by tuins in the blood,
which sooner or later viii destroy our health and hap
pnrss y person who has ever had mn attack OF any
private cumplaut should not fail to consult Dr. Yong
aud take a few bottles of his invaluable purifying
medicine as they can rest assured that lher blood IL
In perfectly pure and healthy condltlcn, ana lhal
every trace of disease Is removed from me ~ STEM
Recent cases cured in srom two Ia five days without
change of diet or hndrance from business, fee.
DIR J. e. NOi'NG
Office corner Montgomery and California streets.
opposite Wells, Fargo * CO.'S. Office hours from Q
Marysuille, June 10th. 1855
HARJ c. YOUNG--pEAR SIR :-pease send me
q y some OF the medicines you pre.cr'hed ia my
case have friend here who il troubled in exactly
the same WAY that was. lie has nightly emissions,
ringing aCise in his had weak back loss of memory
and IL generally debiitated he l. Encouraged and
has not confidence cnongh To enable him To call and
see you. told him how was. aud that my friends
NH said was in consumption. and the doctors mp here
gave me up and advised me 10 70 home TO die' mn
instead of going home called upon yUI. and here !
am rs welt a. any of them. and likely 10 live long
time vet wifi strenth enough t. work with the strong
est Of them Doctor Will sem s'ery one TO you mat
looks 10 ne though he needed yscian II shall
not be- ms fault if auy dies for want of medical
treatment. | VIII do all can tn keep the afflicted
awaS from those pests OF society. yrlcpt professors
and high -ot aiding titled mcn. who. II tn" facts were
known. are men who left their country to their cOun-
Tvs good. Publis This etar doctor, if You wish,
and hope scrue Of those that humbugged me, may
see II and sleep ret or one night.
Truly 20 r.. GEO. DAVIDSON.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-29

1917 Clay ST., San Francisco,
OFFER FOR SALE
ALCOHOL:
CASTOR OIL;
TARTARlC ACID;
BLUE VITRlOL;
FRESH HOPS i
CAMPHOR;
CREAM OF TARTAR;
SAL SODA:
SEIDLlrZ POWDERS;
BORAX:
STRYCHNlNE:
FLAVORING EXTRACTS;
SHAKERS HERBS;
EPSON SALTS;
SUP. CARB CT SODA;
BAY RUM;
MUSTANG LINIMENT;
ALUM:
BRISTOL BRICK;
SALT PETRE;
IRISH MOSS;
CANARY SEED;
JAMAICA GINGER;
GUM ARABIAC;
INDIGO:
CALABRIA LIQUORICE;
SASSAFRAS BARK;
TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARlLLA;
SANDS SARSAPARILLA;
COOPER'S ISINGLASS;
YELLOW WAX;
C0PPERAS;
AND A
Fun s. complete assortment of desirable
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
ID g. ~. r,sro..eulI, solic, orlers from the eountry
and will guarantee satisfaction in every particular
Il, those " no favor them with their custom. apl6u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-29
MINERS B AVERY,
Montgomery steert, doors above the Orleans Hote
OROTI E.
STEPHEN TOLAND, .Proprieto

YENHIS Is THE PIONEER BAKERY OF ORC
Ii vile, and the proprietor would acknowledge
his thanksto the people OF OroVilie and vicinity, for
their patronage, and sCciis a continuance Of the
same. feeling confident that ne give better sails
faction tor the same money. than any other estab.
lishment of the kind in Oroville. PIES made OF
fresh fruit of all kinds, and CAKES of every variety
at Low PRICES. can he had at his Bakery, OF will
be delivered at the doors of his customers
Oroyille, Dec. 81, l-j6. d3l>u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-29
INFORMATION WANTED

nF WILLIAM WHITLEY. AnV person
~ knowing Of bis whereabouts will confer IA favor
by addressing his brother, John Whitley, Orovllle,
Butte County. Cal. m9lm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-24

GyOACHMAk.-wAETED,A SITUATION IN TIN ABoV
~ capacity by Protestant who
business thoroughly, Best q city references given
character and capabily Call address r. NJ Isl "a sv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-24

r5xCupsIoNs ro Tur prsurv,, =, .,,
~ nooswi 1 Este ssanx wilson SMALL, Cap. Jsms.
day creep, SATURDAY the ccnlng season com,na,an. y
~. sun" ne sosve sc~m~w being slhs.sn.i s.-
Boa W. hopel sse vi pfsse TIE New v,rk vrb 49,.
pas, : SAlgSr,sssa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-24

THE sQLpIERs IN THE LATE WAR wTrH aRRaY
Britain Who are named be low their legal rrur~seu
lives. sending hey sddress 10 boz l.r7 Baamorr NJ
land will hear souethng ~ pecuniary benefit -
s,snley q. MorvAn, samuel Harris
Frsrcs Nc9ure. Joseph Kirrnan
Samuel Gelbrssh. Ralph Trusx
Thouas Clyne, Luther Trpwbrdee,
John Andrews, Jac,b Hunt.
William Clark. Feorgc Rodgers
William johnson, Paine
Peter Whlle, WIN. 81 Ledger
Barney eekesman Peter toneiis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-24

WANTED-A SITUATION AS CLERK OR BOOK KEtx
W ex oy young man who has had several years expeN
ence In The grocery business also understands bookken
both by double and single entry and Is good penman ~
address n. II. d., Herald Office
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-09-09
Good Strong Lies.


AT the commencement of the last
Presidential Campaign, Henry Ward
Beecher, said that lies would rain down.
Judging from the following specimen.
we are inclined 10 think the shower is
not over yet.
Milton Sutliff. of Trumbull County. is
the Black Republican nominee for Su-
preme Judge of Ohio. Last August we
happened in Salem, and while there had
a first view of this gentleman. While
standing at the depot, Mr.. Sutliff and a
strong Democrat got into conversation
on political subjects; and when this gen.
tleman was getting Mr.. Sutliff pretty
well cornered, Mr.. Sutliff Indignantly
and in a triumphant manner, made this
declaration:-" What do 1 care for tie
CONSTITUTION, or any III ng else,
achen IL conflicts riM whGt / 6eliepe to be
riqhtr' Would such a man if elected to
the Supreme bench of Ohio, (which
God forbid care for the constitution of
either Ohio or the United States in de-
Gliding a constitutional question, il it
happened not to agree with his higher
law melons, adiz Sentinel.
~We were present at the time the
conversation took place to which the
Sentinel refers, as was Messrs. Harris
and Jeffries of Ravenna, Gilman, of this
place, and others The Sentinel quotes
him correctly. The Constitution of the
United States is the palladium of our
liberties and no freeman who so regards
it can vote for MILTON OHIO
Patriot
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-09-09
Missouri Election.

Taking the returns as made up by the
Border Ruffian office -holders, Stewart is
elected by a small majority. The Dem
ocrdt and IRteNlgeRcer agree in stating
that Rollins has been chiselled out OF
his election by tampering with the re-
turns, and changing the actual vote in
distant counties. 1t is believed that
frauds have been perpetrated in a dozen
counties at least. The Cincinnati Ga
zeHe we'll says:
"The election in Missouri has resulted
in the return of Stewart 1.-THE pro-slave-
ry candidate) by about 400 majority; in
other. words, it is a drawn battle. Who
is Governor of Missouri, Just at the pres
ent moment, is of no great moment
But the progress Of opinion there, is of
great moment. No one can mistake that.
Mr.. Buchanan received about 10, 600
majority against Fillmore. Rollins. who
was not only an American, but an eman-
cipationist, is just not elected.
The moral of the election is evident.
1t is a practical demonstration thai Mis-
souri, has, if not a majority, at least a
powerful body of people in favor of free
and-almost- all
the large and wealthy counties voted for
Rollins, with the possibility of enamel
patton distinctly in view.
1.-The conflict with Slavery will here
after be waged in & part of the slave
States; and if those States pursue not
only freedom, but wealth, they will get
rid of their slaves as soon as possible
The very idea that Slavery may be abol-
ished. has fastened the flow of popula-
ton. Take away that idea and how long
before Missouri stagnates and d~windles."
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-09-09
From California.

New YORK, Sept. 3.
The steamship Illinois with the Cali
fornia mails, of the 9Th, and nearly
$1,000, 900 arrived at 3 o'clock this
morning.
There is little news of Importance
from California in addition TO that re-
ceived from New Orleans. The Mining
intelligence was favorable.
The Americans had nominated a tick
ct for State officers.
The frigate Wabash was at Aspinwall.
The sloop of-war Saratoga had gone 10
San Juan.
In the department of Sapaz, Bolivia,
$4,000 Indians died of fever; in CO.
corco 5000, and other provinces in pro-
portion.
The Peruvian revolution does not APP
pear neal an end. Vivanco was at Ar
guippa, with from 1000 to 1900 men,
The President, it is rumored, would at
tack him. Mutinies had occurred al
Callao on board several American ships.
They were suppressed by the British
frigaIe Monarch.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-09-09
Masonic.

The proceedings of the Grand Lodge
of Free and Accepted Masons of Ohio,
from 1908 to 1917, inclusive, are now
being published under the supervision o
the Grand Lodge. in a volume Of
about $50 pages octave. 1t will con
tain a full history of Masonry, and Ma.
sonic biography in Ohio, from its first
beginning in this State. 1t must prove
interesting TO each member of the or.
der.
The work will be sold by subscription
A copy can be seen at Adams Book
Store, where subscribers can leave their
names
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-09-09
Attemnted SuiciQe.

We are informed by a gentlemen a
cognisant of the fact, that Mr.. Edward
Hurd, of Nelson, a young mar some
90 years of age, attempted to commit
suicide on Sunday last. The family
were absent from home, and he went to
a small cave, in the east Ledge, which
is on his fathers farm. where he cut his
throat with a razor.
The jugular vein not being severed,
and the blood c%easi2g TO flow, he opened
the vein near the knee, after which he
tainted. He was found some hours af-
ter, by some OF the family.
The young man is of good character,
his family highly respectable, and no
cause is assigntd for the rash act. His
recovery is very doubtful.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-09-09
Pious Politicians.

The Democrat of last week squirms
under the expose Of one of the antece-
dents of William H. Lyle, the bred
Scott, Kansas Nebraska candidate for
Lieutenant Governor, and without at
tempting TO deny the charge of foul
blasphemy made against him, gets into
a long TRADE upon the religious charac-
ter of some of the leading members of
the Republican party, in this place.
This is its old game, and the Demo
Graf is the same paper, which, about a
year since, said of the Western Reserve.
In no equal extent of population and
territory are there as many fanatics and
bigots, as many divines who preach from
Gidding's speeches, instead of Christ's
Gospel, &c.
Again: II is a conceded fact that there
are within lis boundaries more infdelity
and irreligion than can be found else
where.
1t is not TO be expected that an editor
who speaks thus of the whole community
among which he lives, and which COM
prises his neighbors, friends and sub
scribers. would be likely to praise his
political opponents very highly. He is
very hard to please If his political op-
ponents 60 TO church, or preach or pray,
he says they are Janatcs oil Jigots; il
they do neither. then infaeIty and IRE.
HgiOn prevail il.
We have read Of Satan rebuking sin,
but when a sheet lied from beginning
to end, from, New Years, day to Christ.
mas, year after year, with the most un.
blushing falsehoods, whose sole bushes
is to bolster up rotten politicians, advo'
cate slavery, and slavery extension, ca.
its own words at the beck and mol OF it
masters, the organ and mouth piece o
just precisely such men as it asserts be
long to the Republican Party; when suci
a sheet as this begins 10 pirate of piety
Satan is cast in the shade.
Talk of infdelity indeed. Has the lit
lie editor lost his senses? or has he never
made the acquaintance of the leaders o
the Democratic party, here. Take on
himself, and one other. and there is no
a leading man in his patty in This town,
who makes the slightest preiension tt
piety, scarcely one who is not a rank in.
fdel, or atheist.
We have not n word 10 say against tht
character Of any of them as citizens, bu.
as TO their piety, whew!
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-09-09
Good Sign.

The State Journal notes as a good
sign that since the e%nunciation Of the
bred Scott decision by Judge fancy,
and the proceedings before Judge Lea
witt and U. S. Commissioner Newhall
in the slave hunt cases in Clark and
Champaign counties, three distinguish
ed ex Judges of the Supreme Court of
Ohio, viz Judge Warden, Judge Cald-
well. and Judge John A. Corwin, have
openly denounced the correctness and
the policy of such law and such proceed
ings. They were always Democrats"
when that term meant something more
than it does now; for as now constructed
and acted upon, it means the hunting Of
negroes and the suppression of liberty.
In a word, it is the rankest kind Of the
rankest federalism.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-09-09
Few Facts to be Remembered

REMEMBER hat the Pro-Slavery De-
mocracy OF Ohio incorporated into their
Platform at Columbus. on the 9th of
August last, a full endorsement of the
fancy bred Scott decision.
REMEMBER that that decision afirms
that no law (neither of the Government,
nor anybody, while the Territory re-
mains a Territory can prevent a man
from carrying any article of property
recognized by the Constitution, into the
Territory, and holding it there; and
claims that SiareS are property recognized
By tie Constitution.
REMEMBER that that infamous locofoco
decision further declares ''HGt Udck men
hare no rights that whHe men are JouRd
to respect"
REMEMBER that Henry B. Payne. the
locofoco candidate for Governor of Ohio.
is the endorser and defender ofthe above
political doctrine in this State.
REMEMBER hat John G Breslin, late
Democratic Treasurer Of State, stole
from the Treasury of Ohio, the sum of
1914, 112 90.
REMEMBER, that notwithstanding the
locofoco press charges Gibson with this
defalcalion, and exhonorates Breslin,
the latter himself declares chat if Mr..
Gibson was to blame one part in n hun
dred in regard TO the matter, l (Breslin)
am TO blame ninety nine parts in a hun
dred."
REMEMBER, further, that the Investi-
eating Committee, headed by a good
and leadin Democrat, after examining
the whole matter carefully, came to the
following conclusion: RS-"His oar opin-
ion that John G. Breslin distracted tie
money from the Treasmry-"-@
REMEMBER, also. that John G.. Breslin
is now a fugitive from justice in Canada,
which is another virtual acknowledge
ment that he stole the peoples money.
REMEMBER, too, hat Notwithstanding
the Democracy claim that Breslin is not
guilty of robbing the Treasury, yet at
their State Convention they resolved,
on account of his theft, that he "merited
and hoped he would r~eceire, the reward
of his iniquity within the walls of the
Ohio Penitentiary."
REMEMBER, at all times, when a Dem
ocrat tells you his party is anti slavery
and that GIBSON stole the peoples
money, to refer him 10 the above facts,
and ask him to show wherein they are
not a part of the Democratic Platform
and record Of the State, if he cam
Salem RepublicdR.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-09-09
Mlarriaats.

In Warren, at the Eagle Hotel, on the 5tl
inst, by Azor Abel, Esq, Mr.. SAMUEL W
RALPH. of Vernon, to Miss JENNIE BAN.
MING, of Hartford.
Also, at the same time and place. by the same
Mr.. SULLIVAN D. RALPH, and Miss HAN,
NAH L. BUTCHER, both of Vernon.
In Deerfeld, Portage Co, on the 9th ult., by
Rev. G.. W. March, Mr.. E. W. COLLINS, Of
Cleveland, and Miss LUCY j. STRATTON, Of
the former place.
In Warren, on the 9th ult., by Rev. VIM Q
Clark, Mr.. JAMES MORRISON, of Bazetta, and
Miss ALYIRA FINN, of Warren.
In Johnston, on the LIST inst, Mr.. GEORGE
WENDLER, and Miss LYDIA SMITH, all Of
Johnston.