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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-07
LEGAL NOTICES.
SUMMONS

County Of Butte. ophir Township.
FKNlE People of the State of California to J. Platt
n X co. Greeting: You are hereby summoned to
appear before nj my office in the Ophir Township
Of the County OF Butte, on the 23d day of February
A 1873 at ~ o'clock NJ. To answer unto The com
plnni OF the town of Oruvlle, in the name and style
of the Trustees of said Town, who the
sum uf Thirty three thirty oGe-hundrelh dollars
claimed to be due on accoun' of School and Proper
" Taxes due for the year 1891 when judgement viii
be taken gainst you for The said amounl, together
with costs aud damages. if you fail 10 appear and au
swer.
TO the Sheriff or any Constable of said County,
Greeting Make legal service and due returr hereof
Given under my band this 10th day of November,
I'D. 1851 JOHN =. BERRY. Seal
Justice OF The Peace of said County.
true copy JEssEE BEESE Marshall
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-07
SUMMONS

State of California ss. 6hi }nstice,s scout Court
QNIiE People of the State Of Culliorsa 10 Rowset
Augur K 90 Greeting: You are hereby sum
moned Ia appear before me, nj my Office IN tie pphr
Township of the County OF Butte on the Sth day OF
December A. ID. 1851 ~ 10o'cOck A NJ. 10 answer
uno the conn mpaint ofthe town of oroyle who sue in
The name aud style ot the Trustees &C said town 10 re-
cover the of fourteen and seventy one hundreihs
dollars caimed to he due account for Property and
school taxes assessed for The yenr 1857 when Judgment
will Ne taken against you for The said amount togeth
rr with costs and damages, If you ail 10 appear and
answer
TO the sheriff or any Constable Of said County,
Greeting Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand this 18Th day Of November
A b. 1857 JOHN ;. BERRY, Seal
Justice OF he Peace of said Township
A true copy. JEssE EEENE, Marshall.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-07

@sFERMATORRHOEA. OR LOCAL WEAKNESS
~ Nervous Debility. low spirIt- lassudr, Weak
ness Of the Limbs aHd Back. indispostiUn and inca
pabity Tor labor and study. Uullncss ot Apprehen-
Solitude Timdiy Self Distrust, Dizziness Headachs
Involuntary Discharges Pains in the Sdu, Affections
oi the Eyes. pimples OH the Face Sexual aud other
intrnaties in man. cured without fail by the
Justly celebrated Physician and Surgeon, Or. l.. j.
CZAPkAY His metod Of curing diseases is new
unknown Ia others AID hence his great success
All consultations. by letter or otherwise. free. Ad
dress l.. j. Czapkay, NJ d. san Francisco, California
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-07
LEGAL NOTICES.
APPLICATION FOR PARDON

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County OF Butte.
vKNuE HON. J. T.. n. LEWIS. presiding Judge of
"a the Court of Sessions for the county of Butte
and l.. G. Granger, late District Attorney for snid
county will take notice that the defendant. Ellis
Raper will make application To the Governor of The
State of California for the pardon of the said defend
ant. who was convicted nj the September Term u.
1851 OF the Court OF Sessions of said county. of the
crime uf an assault with deadly weapon with an in
tent to inflic bodily injury upon the person ot GER
tam Chinaman, and who sentenced by said Cour,
Of Sessions on the l7h day of ad term to the State
Prison of said State for the period of one year
ELLIS RAPER,
BY u. W. CHEEsMAN, Atty for Del7t
Service of the within notice is this day acknow-
icdged
October 3lsi, A. d. 1857
fSigne.n JOS L. n. LEWIS,
Presiding Judge Of the Court OF Sessions.
Service OF the within notice is this day acKnow-
ledged by copy
October 3lst. 1e 81.
(signeSD T.. G. GRANGER,
n2-S0t Dist. AIRY pro causam.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-07
NoTrcE-TuRNPIKE ROAD.

M&TE, THE UNDERSIGNED, do hereby declare
w our Intention to olgaulZc Corporation Tor
the construction Of Turnpike Bond. having for its
termini the city Of MarysyIe. in luba county. and
81 Louis, in Sierra county. and touching as nearly as
nearly Us praclicault ht the following pulns. VIZ
PiHtt's Ranch, New York Ranch. and Strawberry
Valley in Nuba county. Bangor Iansonvilie and
Woodville in Rute county. and Notice Is hereby
gwen that meeting OF the Subscribers hereto VIII he
held ian-onvilIe IN Butte county. on The lst day
of November. A ID. 1857 tor the purpose uf Il pre-
limiuarv organization of said Corporate Company.
W MASON. \ : Tong,
DWC GASKtLL, ER LUNBEHT,
II HANSON, GAR~T.
X + PIATf PHILIP CAIN,
G DJEWETT.
Forhesinwn. OctoJer 3lst. lAj1.
u Marysvie Express and Mountain MESSENGER
insert once aud send bill 10 This Office
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-07
APPLICATION FOR PARDON

StTATE OF CALiFORNIA-COCNTY or BUTTE.
- The Hon. Jos. +. n. LEWls, presiding Judge of
the Court Of sessions Tor the county of Butte, and
james G.. Howard late District Attorney for said
county, will take notice: That the defendant i.
Whitebrcad, viii make application to the Governor
of the State Of California for the pardon OF sad de-
Ieudant who was convicted at the September term
A. u IS = OF the Court Of Sessions of said county,
ot the crime OF burglary in said county. aud who
was sentenced by said court of Sessions on the 10Th
day of September. A. ID. 1851, 10 The State Prison of
said Stntc for II period oftwo years.
i WlITEBREAD,
Ey $ W W COU UGUEY. Defendants Attorney.
SERVICE Of the within notice is this day ncAnowl-
edged. JOS. l.. y. LEWIS, Presiding Judge,
of Court Oi Sessions,
JAMES &. HOWARD, Acrrg District Attorney.
oroyijie November .G.h ie57 n2G-4w
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-07

YENUE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE TIE
q liquor business under the sane tirIh. ai Tie cor
ncr of Montgomery aud Myers strecis--will pay all
the Indebtedness of The old concern, and make an
collections. Those indebted will please call aud pun
glc. j. u. II ARelS,
II. i. HUNT
Orovillc, November 70, 1857 mo
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-07
CHANNEL ROCK.

NTOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS IN THE CHAN
"a mel Kock Mining Company, ~ hereby given
That all shares on which the assessments of October
lS57 remain unpaid. will be SOD ON the 3OIh day ot
December 1857. between 10 O'Clock, \. NJ, and
O'Clock T. NJ. ut the Court House door in Oroviie,
to the highest bidder TO him orthem who viii pay
said assessments for the leas portion of said shares
By order of the board of Trustees.
TUOS WELLS,
Treasurer and Secretary 'hauuel Mini Z Co
Oro,ilta Nov oOth ISs7 h30-4W
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DISSOLUTION.

VE7HE COPARTNERSHlP HERETOFORE FN-
i-ng under the firm Of II h. HUNT y co.,
was dissolved on the 10th instant
EOBT. RlCIEY,
ID. u. HAPElS,
II. Il. HUNT.
OrovIlle, November 10. 1851.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-07

MEDICAL.
DR.. l.. J. CZAPKAYS

gumery, opposite Pacific Mail steamship 90 : "fhtt.
sun Francisco. California. Established 1854 fnr the
permanent cure of all Prvnle anu ChVuir Disease
and The suppression of Qmckery. Attending TEST
drut Phtsician. l. J tXAPKAh. VI y. hate 4 hr
Hungarian Revolutionary War. CHIEF PtNslciar io
the 2Olh Regiment of iluvcds Chief surgeon to the
Military Hospital oG Ppslh. and late lecturer on dis
eases .o women and chdten.
l'O THE AFFIICTED--DR. l.. J. CTApK AN
hes np"n'd hls Institute Tor the cure OF al forms
of priVnjr disra1- such syphilis. Gonorrhpa.
Nu'tnruui Emissions. ana all the consequences OF
sen nhIsr In tie rst stages at Syphilltic or Como
rhpnl Diseases he guarantees cure ln few days.
without Inconvenience % the patient hiudrauce io
his hushes~. when n patient. by ny eci ~ lmpr"p-
treatment. has detrlnrrd The secondary symptoms
of syphilis, ~gch hJhocs or painful swcllings on
the crOius 81 uittrsu the throat aud nose. which II
nri checked. de-iruN the sutt parts qpl cnusc 'lr
bone. 70 uuriily separate and come AWAY. ieayiRU
the -ut-rti. nu ohi~ct hid~ous to behold or when
blolrhrs aud pmues break out upon o." skin or
when hr has pHiniu s%plliugs upon the bones. ur
when ms constitution i injured - ac ~ rroui~pose
to consumption other constitutional dis"Hsts the
IN KHEl NATi~M. chrorta or acute 10 nNSEN.
ERN or NN AKUHOFA, he has safe and ci!eCtual
remedies. Fer the treatment % me consequences of
s ahu~c, such nocturnal emissions. rrr> business
tmidilN headache. pairs IN thr buUk ana hMh- with
general weakness loss memory injury lo IA" light
rcstlrSsess confusion 81 ideas, dislike Tor society.
and feeling of Hc8rnc.s of lite: with he urrvons
stem rNclHblr thai slight noise" >hock ar iarle
the piai,u making his - Ni~cucc miserable. For lhr
above maladIr> lEc Doctor will gurutcr 80 cure ar
a'k nu compensation. e cun be consulted iYt. ui
chrgc. uud invites all to Cal ~ t Wil cost them 80.
thing, and may br much 10 their GdyanlaeC. DilCe
hours troi"V A. ". 10 q + VI.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-07
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

ETY VIRUUE OF An EXECUTION ISSUED
a y out OF Justice Berry's court, oi ophir Town
snip County ot Butte. To me directed, in vor oI VI.
BROOKS and hgainst LYMAN BRISTOL, have
seized and shall expose for sale M public auction.
AT IL O'cock \. NJ. on Monday the TWENTY FIRST
day of DECEMBER, 4. u. 1871, a'lhe office "f j. :.
Berry the following described properly, 10 witt
Butte, Ophir Township, commencing ut Il point ON
the south side of Mong lmery street, in the Town of
Orove AT the point where the Feather River
Ophr Water Cumpany's water ditch crosses said
street; thence running castWardy along the line Of
said Montgomery street ore hundred 400 teet 4;
thence at right angles with said street in southerly
direction one hundred and thiry-uine l39l feet
thence M right angc- one hundred 00l feet to snl
ditch thence along the line Of said ditch one hun
dred and hriy-nine C39l feet to the place Of begin
ming. SAID property is opposite the old store OF
Harvey Co.
II L. PATTON, Constable.
Dated Oroville. Both. 1851. no30
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-07

nBEWARE OF INPOSlFloH.--In consequence
2 of the wide spread celebrity of DIR foiN',
Numerous impo~tprs have sprung into existence pre-
tending 60 be perfect mnsers OF the heGng art ani
have succeeded in imposing upon "A few of TIE m
wary sufferers. Persons " -'ing 10 consult PhYsl-
elan. shoid be very careful how they put uOnfdehce.
in The published statements OF such charhians. i"r
they INSCRIPTIONS m such statements hs IN
their practice of med cine, and " very uh~ale Uf
trust They will first deceive You by false certificate
procured from "drurken lpateTs." who perJurc theh
selves io get money to satisfy the cravings Of DIS
eased appetite. When such tlnack gains ynur con-
dence, he will then dose you with mercury ana ulhcL
poisnou- drugs, and after they have robbed you of
your money and injured your conslition, they WILL
cast YOU off with the charge thst you have not fol
lowed his directions.
The only way 20 avoid such imroslers ~ to con-
suit DR. J. e. Young. the Pioneer Advertising Phys-
cinn of California. Alta meeting of the Medical Fac
ults of This state called to investigate the source oi
malpractice that has cnfsed 80 lnuch suffering III
This country, 1t was unaniRousl, recommended ihGS
all the afflicted should consult DR.. Young hs ne was
the uuly regular uhy siciau advertising IA Cali
lornia all Others in his line beng qacks ana impos.
ters. and are not 10 bc trusted The HHlicle1 WIFE
please tke notice thal there was not Physicah ~
the meeting who had ever seen oF heard ni sngl'
case of ma practice from Dr. fonng "hIe NOT "ho
uf them but had seen n number Of cases rom me
foreign uuack :. who so Nanitngiy set forth lhelr
pretended virtues in the puDc prints.
The above facts ShuuH be borne in mind by ell
seeking medical assistance
Thank heaven they nrr getting thoroughly expos
ed and it will not be- long before they VIII nave 10
fy fine country 20 avoid The just Indignation Ul an
outraged public Then will All good people 'h"nk
Dr Young for his continued elorls 10 bhhlsh qhack-
cry from our midst. NJ &C II
p, hi. office corner Of California and Montgomery
streets over the Pacigc Express Office ran frhhclsco
An letters enclosing the usual lee OF $40, WIN meet
with prompt attention.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-07

| az wnnt of Scientific medical treatment, and
vou fear te apply to a Physician. because they have
6een deceived or their friends have been, by some
of the dharlatans ~h infest the community and who
nnblish themselves as good physicians, professors.
&c To all such unhesitaiingiy recommend DR.. }
& Young as a Physician IN whom all oan place con
ddeuce lie is a man of eminent and profound
study a good surgeon. an honorable man, and one
who can synpashise With persons in afiictiDn. His
siantug as Physician and gentleman are both
guarnnieed-the first by his medical works. which
are an hor to their author. and The extensive and
highly successful conrse Of practice with which he
has been honored since his advent IN California and
the latter by his merOs patrons ana large circle Of
acqnaintances,
fgN0 CURE NO PAY-Rs
His Office Is at the corner Of Montgomery and Cal
fol qia streets, San Francisco,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-07
MEDICAL.
DIR. j. c. YOUNG,

LateProfessor at theUniversity, Penn.
Can be tobad at me oid stond, corner Of
md California streets, San
FtHpciSrO,
Where hr can bcconsnlea privately md with The
almusl cnufit nee hy the afflicted ~ al hours naily
from "a. NJ, uH'il r. NJ. (Cures always guaranteed
or no pay seq1ired.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-05
Correction.

In our account of the Convention at
Judge Spiccr's, last week. we inadvert-
emily said that McLain was chosen chair
man. 1t should have been Sheriff Jones"
of Lecompton. He was nominated by
Mr.. Realf, and voted for by the Lawrence
men generally. 1t is repeating what all
lookers-on at that Convention say, to add
that Mr.. Jones and his pro-slavery friends
from Lecompton behaved in very gen.
tlemanly manner; and We regret that
we cannot say as much of those In at.
tendance from Lawrence. They went
up with the intention of embarrassing ol
breaking up the meeting; and succeeded
in having everything their own way
excepting its effect on the public. This
has been strong against them
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-05
I O. Of o. 2.

After several months of delay we are
at last enabled to announce to the menu
bers of the I. o. of O. f. of Kansas, that
a charter for Lawrence Lodge No. 4. has
been received by j. K. GooDIS, Esq, who
is fully authorized to institute the same.
Members of the Order wishing to connect
themselves with the Lodge at Lawrence
are requested to meet at the Masonic Hall
in this city, on Tuesday evening, the 10th
inst, to make preparations for instituting
the same. The Lodge viii be regularly
instituted on Tuesday evening the 22d
inst, by ]. K. Goodin. D. G. II. Mem
b4rs wishing 10 connect themselves with
the csdss at that tins viii be required tc
have their clearance cards to present to
the proper officer. The members of thG
Order in Kansss, and bortieriag eountie.
of Missouri, are invited to be present a
the institution of the Lodge.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-05
shouid he Rema1ed.

President BUChANsN should remove
Judge CARO- for volunteering an extra
judicial opinion in regard to the qualitiea-
ton of voting in Kansas. Why does he
set up his dictua on such matters, when
it is not his province to decide in the
premises? Was it his intention to infiu-
ence coordinate branch of the govern
ment by giving an opinion IN advance OF
the case coming before him judiciallyg-
Then he is an intermeddler, and should
make place for better man. 1t does
seem as if our Kansas judges were resort
ing to extreme measures to make asses of
themselves.
Not content with an opinion of his own,
Cato, or some of his satellites procured a
decision of the Grand Jury of Douglas
county, sustaining the decision of Judge
Cato. This was to work upon Gov.
Walker, and to induce him to understand
that the popular current was with Cato
and that ne must give similar decision
or be thrown overheard by his party
The Governor, and Secretary Stanton
both, we understand, interpret the law il
favor of the citizen, and not with tyran'
nv, and say that whatever was the inten'
ton of the Legislature, their language
will bear no other Interpretation than tha
they designed to remove the objection o
a capitation tax from the bona Jfae settler
so that he could participate freely in al
future elections, without any restrain
whatever.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-05
Obituary,

Hed in this city, on the afternoon of
rsduesday last, AUGUSTUS P. NIXON,
:, If Flanders, Morris Co., New jersey,
!: EIlious remittent fever, aged twenty
1 !ears.
Mr. Nixon came toKansas il. April last.
nd engaged his services with us as clerk
!, ,bs Herald Of Freedom office. He was
fsDd Scribe for the Grand Division Sons
! temperance of New jersey, and for
..,,v was the editor of temperance
,,gspaper in the interior of New York.
3. bore letters of commendaticn from
n,uy Of the most prominent temperance
men in that State. 1t gives us pleasure
:, mention that we have always found
I'm attentive to his business, and unu-
nally Industrious and faithful in the dis
charge Of every duty. He was man of
.,oellent abilities, and fine writer, as
,ereral articles in our paper abundantly
r5es. His devotion to the Free State
..!;e .:; broaght him to Kansas, and has cost
lin bis life! Nearly the last ineligible
auestion addressed to US, was, ,on our return
fom the Grasshopper Convention,
what do you think now of making
Kansas Free State?''
Our answer, the same that it has been to
II men since coming here:-
I'VE have never entertained doubt on
fst sFbiect, bit the action cf that Con
vsntiOn will settle the matter more speed
lr than it can be done in any other way"
This seemed to give him the greatest
aisiaction, and he relaxed again into a
haf unconscious state, which has seemed
acharacterize hin from the time he first
rok his bed; inst two weeks before his
death.
III. NIXON leaves father, mother, and
in only sister in New jersey to mourn his
ba. They will accept otr sympathy
n their severe affection, and turn for
::esf to "Himfi; #sI9 dSetk all things vel. !"
Mr. n. was followed to the grave on
Thursday last by few friends ~ho had
enjoyed his acquaintance while residing
IA Lawrence. Rev. Mr.. MUTE will preach
fithtral distottfse oh the occasion; at
&c Unitarian 6hHrGb,, III this city; On
Sabbath next, at 1O18 O'Clock, A. NJ.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-05

The pr0-slatery views of Squatter
Sovereignty; Popular Government, and
National Democracy; are forcibly illus
trated in Kansas at the present time. A
pro-slayery Convention, elected by less
than 2,0O0votes, in population of 70ooO.
is to commence its sessions at Lecompton
on next Monday, to frame State Consti-
tuition. This Convention was not elected
by the people and dare not thrust itself
in their midst. It is to be guarded by an
efficient park Of T. S. artillery, and sew
eral hundred dragons. The people of
Kansas are entirely ignored by this yora-
cious party in their mad ambition for
power.
We give fair warning to the slave
holder for the hundredth time, to desist
from their outrages for they viii reeoil
upon him at some future day in whirl-
wind of fury, which no earthly power
can resist.
If it be true that all just laws derive
their power from the consent Of the gov
erped, how is it that a code made by
Missourians at the Shawnee Mission, with
out the consent of the people Of Kansas,
and against their will, is enforced upon
them by the United States army? If the
Uuited States have not repudiated the
principle of self government; how is it
that body of men calling itself legisla-
ture, elected by less than one-fifth of the
legal voters of the Territory, and against
their wishes and consent, could be fur
nished with troops to defend themselves
during the whole of last winters session,
in order to pfgtsht the indignant squat
ters from driving them off as ifhpostefs.
1t is the same now. These vile impos-
tiers hold Convention at Lecompton to
frame Constitution for the State of Kan
sas. But they dare not trust themselves
with the people because they are not Of
them. So they call upon the executive
of the q. 3. at Sashington to sustain their
usurpation; and tie g5:'vsrhh'eht responds
by sending here, to overawe the settlers.
the largest army in the United States. In
Kansas this is unpopular government, not
popular government, whatever it may be in
other parts of the country.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-05
rrss siafe Rati6eaaon Meeang.

This meeting organized ON Friday
night; August 2sth, 1851, in front of the
Morrow House.
On motion, Mr. James Blood was
chosen President; Rev. G. w. Hutch
inson and Colonel s. w. Eldridge Vice
Presidents, and s. II. Wood, Esq, Secre-
tary.
The Lawrence Brass Band furnished
music for the occasion.
On motion, the Secretary read the reso-
lutions of the Grasshopper Falls Conven-
ton.
s. n. Wood, Esq, then offered the fol-
lowing resolutions
Resolred, That we heartily endorse the
proceedings of the Grasshopper Falls Con-
vention, and the policy there indicated.
RESOLVED, That we heartily concur in the
nomination of Hon. Marcus ]. Parrot as
our candidate for Territorial Delegate to
Congress; that we cheerfully recommend
him to all voters for their suffrages, and
we hereby pledge ourselves to use all
honorable means to secure his election.
Speeches were then made by Judge
Smith, Gov. Robinson, Judge Schuyler
and Lieut.. Gov. Roberts. At late houl
the meeting adjourned.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-05
shnI we Vote or Net Vese.

THIS Is A QUESTION OF GREAT IMPOR-
l. tanee. My own opinion is that We ought not
to vote; but this difference of opinion will By
no means prevent me from selling all the goods
can to those who see fit to vote under the infer
mai apportionment act Of the bogus authorities.
hitherto repudiated by all our friends.
Snprssing. however. that the voters vii! vast
! ~ outnumber the non-voters. have made espe-
cial arrangements for their accommodation, not
in the way of voting. but in the way of supply
ing them with GROCERIES and PROVISIONS
at the Leayenworth and Kansas prices.
The attention of the settlers on the NeOshO,
0sage &C., is particularly called to this arrange
ment.
| On or about the 1st of October l shall take
possession of my new store, which Is OF solid
Stone, with brick front. thus aaording an excel
lent opportunity for refuge in time Of war; and is
| three stories nigh and sixty feet long. Ms OBJ
ject is to sell at wholesale at precisely the same
as the Leaycnwofth wholesale stores, with the
addition of freight from Leavenworth here:
! This will enable the distant settlers to obtain
| their supplies, without being being absent from
! home more than half as long as if thes went to
LcavsnWorth.
| Full particulars when the Store i opened.
Lawrence, Sept. i, Is57.tf c. STEARNS.