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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-27
upRlvATE Medical oalcc-I

gNRlVATE Medical OAirc-IlurdrcIs ui those who
have contracted disease nre dis0dpoiutcd of a
cure 10y not calling on Dr. Young M hr~l tie VIII
forfeit any sum If he fails to cure any case that may
ccne under his care. matter how long standing or
nlllctiuc such ulcers, tumors, nodes, punches,
pmple~ the fac" md body, pans IN th" bones ana
iuins wakrtuncss, trembling copper colorcd sores,
wasting of the bones Cmnciahon, loss of uppcue,
strength ond hrsh in the nose and cars loss ot
hair, weak eyes itching humor~' \. Many pcr'ehs
after being relieved 81 nl rNlrrnh appearances oi
private disease suppose themselves cured but after
few months find they are troubled with various
symptoms which they never had before Hud whch
they find 1t impossible Ia relieve. To all who nre aI-
niccd in this way, Dr Young would particularly rec
ommcnd II trial of his skill The symptoms with which
you ARE troubled are Cnuscd 10y lainls III the hhud,
which sooner or later viii destroy }onr h'"h ana nap
pncss 80 person who has ever had an hlinck ol any
private complaint should not fail 10 consult Dr. Young
and take u few bottles Of his invnluah' purifying
medicine they can rest assured ihnt lhrIr boo' -
In II perfectly pure and bcAhY conaIich' ana thht
every rpcc of di-rnSc Is removed from the ~ stem.
Recent cases cured In srom two to five days without
change of diet hindrancc from business or no ice.
DIR G. YOUNG
on'cc corner Montgomery and California streets,
opposite Wriis, Fargo s cos. Office hours from
- ''' NarySuillc. June 10th 1855
NAIL C. YOIING--pe Az sIR:-plrnsc send me
some of the medicines YOU prescribed IN my
ca-c have n friend here who Is troubled III rNae'l!
the same wny thnt was. lie has nightly emissions,
ringing ncsc in his h,nd weak buck, "s~ OF memory
and IA generally dcbiHnicd he Is discouraged and
has not confidence enuugh 10 enable hin Ia eau nnh
sec YOU. | told him how WIS aud thni my iHrhdS
all said wns In consumption. ana The d"cl"Is up mere
yave me mn uud advised utr 20 % home tO die. but
instead Of going nome called upon iou' ma mere
am ns well ~ any OF them and likely iu i've long
time vel, wifi slruth enough C work WIN the strong
r~. of .h",n Doctor plll -rn'"7erl onrto you thn
looks to me n though he needed l'J. ~irian i-hh
not hc my inuil II any on" d'es for want oi n'7Hci
treatment. T will do a J can 90 Keep the n'ihrl'd
awa, from those pests 81 society. ylcp PROJECTORS
and high sol aiding titled mrn. who, If the facts were
known, men who left their country ioi their f'"h
try'- good. Puhs this l"';rr. doctor. If You "ls''
and hope some of those that humburged me- may
see It and sleep tac or one night. -
Truiyyd n. Ghb. pANibN'N'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-27


A CARD-Promptcd 10y an honest dcslrc of my
"a hcHrl, wish - lay before the public case
which deserves n high commcudation, not only as an
act OF scientific skin. bul thai 81 humanity also. About
two years ago, suddenly, and from causes unknown
to me- seized with iii OF epilepsy, which, owing to
my inability Ia meet the cNpcurcs consequent upon
thorough medical treatment, tnd the dlscouragcincnt
met with on attempting il, soon hcCHmc such tas
then led To bclirNc) ~ to defy the skill OF phy-
sclnn. | wn- lrequcIdly white IA pursuit Of my call
ing, thrown down lO the ground without the slightest
wuruuV. and although inscuslhlc 10 the nRont's.
Yet dcpi~cd the usrriCs o my life, and soon learned
tn hook upon those who woUll render me assistance
or shelter me from DANGER n enemies who sought 10
proloug The miscrlrs OF my existence white 10 tins
State and having previous iO NY afctiuu tasted the
sweets of uc. once more was induced to attempt
seeking aid OF physiciun, and hy recommendation.
called uIon Dr. l.. j. tznpka,. told him my cir
CunslnuCcs and my inability 20 rewnrd him for his
services regardless ct which. however he NJ once
undertook my case, aud with The blessing of God
Wj~ once more restored tu perfect health. Unable
tu reward him for The boon which enjoy nj present,
aud YET conscious OF my Indebtedness. consider IT
due to my~eila to all the afflicted to make the crse
public, IL ordcr that ihuseln need OF medical advice
may find physician IN whom every confidence can
bo placed
Ls MEYER YABLONSkY.
State of California. county OF san Francisco, ssSub-
scrbod and sworn before me this first day Of Angus,
A. y l-JG. GILBERT A. GRAHr.
u.s. Notary Public.
Dr T. J. Czapkay's Medical AMI Surgical institute
nl The corner oi Montgomery aud ~ucrnmruo sts,,
san Fruclsco. california. Tao Doctor oilers free
consultations, and asks 10 remuneration unless he
effects "A cure,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-27
SpERNfArnRRIIn.A.

nR, local weHhuos-, nervous debility, low spirits,
y la-~itudc weakness of the limbs and bnck. IN
disposition and ncupabuty FOR labor and study ,du
of apprehension, loss Of memory aversion 30 so
ciciy hove ci solitude titnidtIy self dsirus, dizziness
headache, involuntary discharges. rHus IA the side.
affections Of thrcle. pimplc- on the face, sexual and
other ndrmatics in .Gau, cured without fail by
the justly celebrated phytIC al aud surgeon, l.. j.
CzHpkay li, method 81 ing diseases i new. Gun
known to others and hence thc great success. All
cancellations (h' lrucr othcrw-cJ free. Address
J.. J. CznpkAy. ". j.. san francisco, Cal. u3-Jtn
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-27
NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION

FRANRI.lN PIrHcr. cf \, II Prc.iicut
u +. Arcr1soN. Of Mo V Prcs't Pre- fem
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-27
JUDICIARY.

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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-18

PEREUNED BREATH.-Hhat lady or gentleman would
main under the OF disaEreeabe breath when
ing the BALM THOUSAND FLowKRs dentifrce would
not only render sweet but leave the teeth white
teri Many persons do not know their breath bad and
the Suleet SO dsleate their friends will mention
It, Pour single drop OF the "Bam" your tooth brush
last year. "
BEAuTEuL COAPLExoS may be easily ncluired by using
the balm Of thousand Flowers" 1t viii remove tan,
ptnples and freckes from the leaving soft and
roseae hue. WetR towel pour three drops and
wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsT.-Wet your Shaving. brush either
warm or cold water, pour three drops Balm Of
Thousand RloEsrsi ruthe beard well It will make
beautiful soft laher much facilitating operation OF shave
ing. Price only fifty cents.
W. P. FETRIDEG CO.,
For sale by 7. II. LOGAN & co. jsfi-l law
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-18

Is relation to the broker who ran of from
New Orleans, as was mentioned in Geographic
dispatch some days ago, the Picayune remarks
The disappearance ola well-known exchange
and discount broker, with some $50, 900 of other
peoples funds, formed the town talk this morn
ing. The party in question bought paper and
exchange on Saturday to this amount, and gave
his cheeks in payment, but at the opening of
bank hours, it was aScertaned there were no
funds to meet them. This led to inquiry, when
twas found that the financier had taken pas
sage yesterday morning ON the Empire City for
Havana. He left cool note behing him stating
that nc had so distributed his operation as t5
make a tolerably equal division among his ere
ditOrS, without seriously iniuring the interests
of either. This is so far true, as the loss falls
on parties who are able to bear it without an
effort. 1t is the old story Of fast living, fast
horses, and fast-crinoline.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-18

IMPoRTAxr BANK CAsE.-The Kentucky Trust
Company Bank case, of Fennell VS.. Sanford,
which has attracted much attention of late, its
result being of greatimportance to parties hold
ing the notes or stock of the bank, was decided
on Saturday against Fennell. Judge Moore, O.
the Kenton County Circuit Court, in Conving-
ton, gave judgment sustaining the mortgage
made by b. f. Sanford, to.the Savings Bank III
Cincinnati, and Diminishing the attachment tax
en- out by the Commissioner of the Kentucky
Trust Company Bank The full extent of this
mortgage was $l5O,OOo. This decision will great
~ disturb the calcuationsof note and stock
holders. It was confidently expected by par
ties interested in the bank that the mortgage
would be set aside, and the property be used in
the assets of the bank
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-18

TnE EARLY Bird LOSING the WoRN.-We
learn that the agriculturalists in this vicinity
are dcploring the loss of the early potatoes, of
which large quantities have already been plant
ed, in expectancy ofgcnial weather thenceforth
But, like the tubers themselves, these hopes
have been blasted-in the first place by the re-
cent snowstorm, and next by the continuation
of such dampness that the seed has not germi-
mated in the ground. This is serious loss
Besides having to do the work over again, the
seed is heavy article of expenditure, the whole
operation of potato planting is attended with
much labor. Our Jersey and surrounding
friends must pluck up courage and try again
Phil NJ A5ner
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-18

A TERRRLE TRAGEDY.-A young officer of
regiment of HuSSarS stationed few miles from
Prague, had an intrigue with wealthy Jewess.
named Katz, widow thirty years of age. On
the evening of the 4th of March he a6sented
himself from his regiment, without leave, to pay
her q visit, and on arriving at her house at
Prague, he found with her some officers of an in.
fantry regiment Of the garrison. Tho whole
party suppcd together, and at a late honr the
officers departed, leaving the young huzzar alone
with Nine Katz Alter while the latter sent
her servant &c purchase some beer; and the
servant, on her return, found, to her surprise,
the outer door listened, and received no reply
to her knocks and calls She summoned a "a.
troll, who happened TO pass, and forcible en-.
trance was effected into the widows apartment
The officers sword, stained with blood, was
picked up in the entry, and in an inner room.
the widow was found lying dead, in a pool Of
blood; her head, neck, breast and arms were
ShoCkingly hacked; in one hand she held a
quantity Of hair, which had evidently been torn
from the officer head, and in the other the knot
of his sword. In another room, the officer him
self was found lying dead, with his throat cut.
What took place between the two before this
horrible murder ard suicide were PerpetIatetl, Is
not known.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-18
[From the lloston TrarsIer. ]

-
EMBRzzLEMENr OF SEVEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
ny a DRY GooDs CLEKR--AEs OLD AFPAlR.--Tho
following is correct statement of the circun-
stences attending the robbery Of Walter A. Til.
den, dry goods dealer, Broadway, South Boston,
by his confidential clerk, young unmarried
man of about twenty two years. 1t appearA
that Mr.. Tilden, who has been in business there
for number of years, has, within the past three
years, gone behind-haud in his business in tho
most unaccOuntable manner. He has bad Sils-
picions in regard to some of his clerks, and, VIC
are told, has dispensed with the service of one
or two, though he had not direct proofs of
wrong doing upon their part In regard to his
confidential clerk, however, he had no suspi-
cions; he was steady in his habits and appeared
to live within his means. rf
Alter some cogitation upon the subject, Mr..
Tilden, short time ago, determined to set a
trap for the unknown plunderer, and according
ly two dollar bill was marked and placed in the
money drawer. Much to the surprise of Mr..
Eilden, his marked bill was found in the posses
sion Of the unsupported confidential clerk, who
was, upon this exposure of his guilt, induced to
confess that for the past three years or more he
had been in the daily habit of robbing his mas
ters till, the sums thus obtained averaging from
seven to ten dollars per day, and amounting al
together to from seven to eight thousand dollars.
But the most singular part of the affair is, that
this clerk had not as usually the course in such
cases, sqnandered the money thus obtained, in
riOtOus living, but had actually invested it, or
the greater portion of it in safe and solid secu-
rity. About three thousand dollars had been
placed in a mortgage upon a dwelling house,
while n further considerable sum had been Civ
en- to young lady to whom he had been en-
gagged to be married, who by his direction had
invested it in Savings Bank, for future use.
OF course the lady had no knowledge of the
peculiar way in which the money was obtained.
All the accumulation of his three years of crime
the clerk has promptly returned to his master,
who, before the discovery was nearly in falling
condition, butts now rather unexpectedly placed
in situation to meet all his engagements. We
in the case.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-18

PnGNIxIASA.-The redoubtable Phoenix, in a
late letter, gives the following account of the
meeting between a Memphis man and his better
half at thes Charles, in New Orleans. Com
ment is useless:
Accompaniedby my old friend Bltterield, who
had Joined us at Memphis, landed Mt New Or
leans, and proceeded forthwith to the st Charles
Hotel. At this great tavern Amos expected to
meet his wife, who had arrived from California
to rejOin him after the three months separation
/ [ never have seen man SO nervous. He rode
on the outside of the coach with the driver,
that lie might obtain the earliest view of the
building that contained his adorcd one. 1t was
with great difficulty that kept pace with him
as he unanimously rushed mp the steps lead
ing to the ROtunda. In an instant he was at
the Office and gasping Mrs. Butterfield:' In
the parlor, SIR replied Dan, and he was off.
followed and saw him stop with surprise as he
came to the door. In the centre of the parlor
stood Mrs. Butterficld That admirable woman
had adopted the very latest and most volumin-
Gus style; and having ON rich silk of greenish
hue, looked like lovely hnSt on the summit of
4 new mown haystack. Butterfield was appalled,
for moment, but hearing her cry Amos he
answered hysterically My Amander! and rush
ed on. lie ran three times round Mrs. Butter
field, but it was of no use, he couldn't get in
He tried to climb her, but the hoops gave way
and frustrated the attempt. He extended his
arms to her; she held out hers to him; tears
were IN their eyes. 1t was the most affecting
thing l ever witnessed. Finally Mrs. Butterffeld
sat down, and Amos got behind the chair and
kissed her, until their offspring, by bowling and
lifting the calf of hisleg, created n diversion
They were very happy; SO were the people in
the parlor. Everybody appeared delighted ;and
n small boy, year or two older than little Amos.
Jumped and downliIle awhip-saw, and hal
| lOod Hood ee?' with all his might
RIFT I I,,,,, &
suspect that Mrs. Butterficld has adopted hoops
'Oh yes answered he, Il saw that sticking
ont. Perhaps twill obviate the little tendency
she had TO blow up I'm glad of it,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-18

aH
INFLADIATIoNa PAIN are as inseparable as FIRE and
HEAT Inflammation produces pain, and pain produces in
hamaon Wherever there unnatural heat hrobbIng or
redness matter whether It caused by fever hurt
sore, poison, rheumatism, piles sead burn or sting there
is inflammation. A hundred books or a thousand sermons
alter change the conclusion. prevent pain
and restore nature inflammation must be subdued. To
cOmpsh efforts of the physician always direct
ed Thousands of physicians, and thousand the rs and
most sagaelous have DALLEYs MAGIC
ALPAIN EXTRACTOR convinced and admit, that itS
eontroloyer inflammation is wonderful and Immediate
instantly aayng palm neutralzIng poison extracting
morbid secreons and forcing course
renewing and healing No burn seald sore or aIment is
two severe to Yield to its and curing Ap
ply It Immediately and the has commenced.
The Genuine is enveopedin Steel Plate Engraving with
the names Of O. v. CLIcKENBR co., proprietors, and
HENRY DALEY, manufacturer, upon each box Price
25 cts. per box.
20 All orders should be addressed to CIV. Cckener
Co., 81 barclay ct, New York, T.H.LoGAN { Co.
sP2s;lm Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-18

TnE following extract of letter, written by a
distinguished member Of the Baltimore Bar will
be of interest to many of our citizens:
at is doubtful whether deed eau now safely
be executed before Commissioner out of the
State of Maryland, to bind land therein, and it
is therefore better to acknowledge before a no
tIry public, or a judge Of any State or Federal
Court, having seal-in regard to whom there
is no doubt"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-18
DE. W. DIE VALLET.s

These pills have been used in the private practice of the
Proprietor also in the Hospitals of of France many
years, meeting with unparalleled successgivng great
est notwithstanding where other remedies fail.
They act charm in correcting irregularity
charge
mild and gentle stlmulant. They produce agreeable
exhlleraton and happy influence mind and body
Pregnant females those supposng themselves so are
cautioned against using these pills. they will produce
miscarriage, although under injurious
the delicate. For sale by
janis LAuaEIL1Ns BusIR1ELp.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-18

MONTouR PA.) IRoN WouKs.-Itis stated that
the amount of perfect finished rails made Mt
these works during the month of March was
1899, weighing about 8, 325tons, Atthat rate,
the yield for the current year will fully come up
to the enormous sum of nearly $4,000 tons,
enough to lay track of $50 miles of railroad.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-18
Charles' london CordialfGfn

Charles' London Cordial Gin
shown by the Records Of the Custom House to be the
only London cOrdIan Gin IMPORTED bottles,
all others made here in Imitation off
Its delicious tonic beverage by Its peculiar
ESQ different from other gins) universally esteemed by
who It, It adopted with great success in cases OF
DYSPEPSIA GOuT, RHEUMATISM, DRORsY, GRAVEL, collie,
CzoLRRA FEvER AouE srRIcrua DISEASE OF ms UR-
SARY ORGANS, RPLRPsY, PEXA1E IRREoUL GRrrlEs &c
DR. VALENrlSE Morr Of New York, the pro-
prietor, says:
csGSles london Cordial Gin e tie purest best, and
n Ost reliable Extract Of Jnniper IAaUe seen.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN is sold by all Drug
gst and Grocers In the United States also are
rnerOus PoiSOns called London Cordial GIn-to avoid
them buy only CIARLEs," Reject any other offered to
value your health Price one dollar for quarts
fifty cents fer pints. EDMUND G. CHARLES,
mhsc-smd&w Sole Importer, ~ broadway, MY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-18

NrcAnAGuAx CorTON.-A Rivas CNicaragua)
correspondent sends Memphis paper speci-
men of cotton from that country The staple is
very long, and nearly as fine as silk, and the
editor thinks ii is the finest cotton he has ever
seen.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-18

LAND BUYERS IN sournEnS ILLrSors-Thc
Salem nl.) Register says that quite a large
number of gentlemen from the East arc now
visiting the southern counties inthat State, and
are offering high prices for farms.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-18
Fon WHOSE BsxErlrY-The baltimore Amer-

Foa WHOSE BExEr1rgLThc Baltimore Amer
iea, and Philadelphia u s. Gazette are at log
gerheads on the question as to whose accomlno-
daton the Baltimore and Ohio road was built
for. The American thinks it is Baltimorean,
while the Gazette thinks that if this is the case,
Philadelphia merchants should withdraw all
their patronage from it, and send their goods
over the Pennsylvania Central road.
We think with the Gazette, that Baltimore, as
far as she could, has tried to shut off every other
city from participation in its benefits, The
late injunction case proved that Bellair alone
probably would take take issue with us.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-18
AmbrotYpes for 81.

PARTRIDGE, at his and spacious rooms with faetl
ties for operating and arrangement for light equal to
any In the country and far superior any in ne city, Is
producing these beautiful pictures, which are
in the country He is prepared TO make Ambrotypes 20
they can be sentby mail without postage Also 70 set
them in loekes and pins price As Daguerreotypes
Pictures made for customers good As specimens exhibited
and warranted to last sOI ages unchanged.
Ankinds Of materials used In the business forsale
Rooms eastside Of Main st. above Monroe over Mar,b 4
TayIor's ueV store oBvts
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-18
a GARD ITO THE I.AI9TEs

DIR. DUPoNCe's GOLDEN PEIAPE PILLS are infaii-
bic in removing stOpPages irregularities of menses-
These Pills nothing new, but by the Doc
tor for years. both France and America with un-
paraeled success inevery case he urged by many
thousand ladies who have used the the Ps pub
lie for the HlleviatOh Of those suffering any Irregular
health viii permit increase Of family Pregnant e
Males sr those suppoIng are cautioned
against using these pills. the proprietor assumes no
PonsbiIity after the admonon although their mild
ness would prevent any injury health; otherwise these
Pills are recommended Directions accompany each
Price 81. Sold wholesale andretail, by
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-18
MARRIED.

On the 18Th Inst, by Rev r: Duncan, Mr. JEEr WILL
LIAMS, eOr Of the Spirit Of DeaOcrdcy Woodsf ID d
and Miss FLORA A. WEST, OF MeundsvflIe,Ta.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-18
NEBRASKA.
WILCOX d. S4HLE.R

Attorney MT Law 8; General Llnd Axest.,
OMAHA CITY. ~ I.
IL make collections and pay particular attention to
v! investing money In Real Estate.
Money Investments for the first five hundred dollars 1--WE
per cent and three per cent on all sums that
and city property, and Of Lands quality Of SOIL propor
ton Of prairie, timber land, water, etc, etc
WI buy property for capitalists sell the same when
desired Tor oneha the profits and share the equal
property. "a
Letters Of inquiry, neosinE postage stamp win receive
prompt attention We viii also attend any business en-
trusted to our care for Western Iowa.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES W. IIHTd 0OYernoF oF
NeoraSka Daniel Wcodsen, Secy Kansas Territory; A. w
Camp6el Wheeling, Va; Rev Daniel Waldo Chaplain u
8 House OF Representatives; Leroy Casr West E
Rank, Omaha CITY. N T. ,1Lts- S,1S..--He -