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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-15
Perfectly Pure Medical Tonic

Invaluable as a remedy against BAD WATER,
GRAVEL, INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA. DEIlLl-
YY. &C They also certify that they found my
Schnapps to be free from Arnylic Alcohol or fusll
Oil an exceedingly hurtful ingredient. found In all
common Gin, which DR.. Mott describes as "ietid
acrid and ashmatical and producing irreparablc eff
fects upon the nerves and stomach" The certificates
also prove my Schnapps perfectly clear OF the Sc
cond or heavier Essential Oil OF JUMPER also dan
perous component, produced by the over dstillatlon
pracced to the quantity in making ordinary
Gin"
These statements are made with view to invite
comparison in California, between the genuineW oe's
Schnapps and the various brands of bogus limitations
mixed, doctored up, sweetened Gin; in square
black bottles. Limitation of my style of bottles) under
different names and labels, whether marked London,
GERMANY Holland Scheidam Schnapps, &c, in inf
Mite varety-cOnhdent that the trial VIII result in
California lust ii has long since done in all the
Older States, in repudiaRg all the bogus, unwholo
some limitations referred to,and the complete triumph
of my pure Scheidam Schnapps
desire briefly to notice two iacts which have lately
added largely to the OF Wolfe's Schnapps in the
CITY of New York and elsewhere lst. Pure French
Brandy il is now almost impossible to obtainnearly
all the brandy imported from France heng American
raw spirits sent there, made into handy. and shipped
back again. Cd. Many people are abandoning the
use of American whiskey, brandy and gin, since it
has been discovered that STRYCHNiNE. deadly
poison is at the west in distng, thereby in
creasng the yield of Liquor about one-third.
In conclusion, will say to all who desire whO'e-
some agreeable tonic and stimulentgve far trial 10
W o l. Z f. S
Scheidan Aromatic SchHapps.
UDOLPHO WOLFE, 81 ole Importer,
a6-3m % Beaver street, New York.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-15

TYNHE GREAT DISCOVERY OF THE AGE -
II Great blessing 20 Mankind,-Innocent but pO-
tenil-Dr. L. j. Czapkay's Prorhyiaciicum, Cssf dis
injecting agent) a sure preventive against Gonnor-
rheal and cyphiiiiic diseases, and an unsurpassed
remedy for all venera scrUiulogs, gangrenous ana
cancercus ulcers foed discharges from vagina utter
us and urehra, and all cutgneOus eruptons and dis
eases. As inuoculalion is preventive pgainst
small pOx, IS Dr. L. J. tCzapkays prophylac,icum
a preventive against syphiiic and Gonorheal dis
easss. Harmless in itself. it possesses the power Of
chemically destroying the syphitic virus. and there
by saving thousands OF debauchees from being nfec-
ted by the most oathsome Of all diseases Let no
young man who apprentices health be without Dr.
Czapkay's propylacticum. 1t is in very convenient
eackage., and win be found convenient for use, being
used as a soap Price, S.. For sale at DR.. l.. j.
Czapkays Private Medical and Surgical Institute,
Sacramento street, below Montgomery, opposite P.
NJ Co. .'s Office. San Francisco.
All letters must be addressed TO l.. }. Czapkay NJ.
D., San Francisco.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-15
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, +,
Proposals for Gas Works

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL DE RECEIVED
- by the Boari of Trustees of the Town OF Oro-
vlle for the erection of suitable works 10 supply SAID
town with Gas, until October lst, 1857. The company
whose proposals shnR be accepted will have the ex-
elusive right to hianuiaciure and supply the town
with Cas- for series of years but shall not receive
any pecunary aid from the Board of Trustees. Pro-
posals should be addressed Board Of Trustees, Ofo-
yille-PrOposals for Gas.'
REy Sacramento Union copy twice a week until
day. and seRd bill to ''Clerk Board Trustees"
f2aw td1
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-15
J. U Eg G. -kA- M 50
STEAM Z EFINED CANDY
M A NUF ACTORY,

No. So. Montgomery street, between Bush ana Sut-
Ter. streets. san francisco.
TNNIIE PROPRI ErOR of the above named estab-
Il lishmem takes this method OF Informing his
numerous friends and customers, that he intends
following the example OF ihe '.as C"mpauy--ihai IS
to reduce his prices, which he hopes will give entire
satisfaction to an.
His candies are all manufactured from Stuart's
refued sugar, which he Imports himself ana all the
used ny him are OF The finest AHVor and he
best in the market. together with variety Of other
articles apperiaing to the manufacture Ofcandtes, 100
numerous to mention.
Having had an experience of seven yearsin the bu
siness in his city, an being the
FIRST CCNEEC TI0NE r
On the Pacific coast. he aattcrs himself he will be
able to give entire satisfaction to all who may favor
i'm with their trade.
BY new and improved process, his candies
made at quicker rate and at less expense than for
mery, so that he is enabled TO sell ut much lower
figure than heretofore.
Persons desiring anything in his line will do well
to call and examine Isis splendid stock OF candies, as
we'll his prices he feels confident they cannot
all to please the strictest economist
WHOLESALE PRICES.
A beautiful assortmen; of STICKS, LUMPS AND
DROPS, selling at the reduced rates.
COW FlTURES- including
GARAWAY SEEDS, pearlrd and smooth,
CINNAMON STRINGS,
GLOVE BUDS,
CAsSlA BUDS.
COREANDER SEEDS; large and
small at 20ts per pound.
GUM DROP%-SMOOTlI ALMONDS,
JUJUBE PASTE. FRENCH MOTT0ES,
ALMOND CANDY, &C.. at 80 cents.
AALso--A beautiful assortment of FRENCH CAN
DIES, varying in prices according ~ quality
The attention of the trading public is invited to eX
anime this immense stock Candies, comprising every
thing in TIE "dulce" line.
He leaves itlnthe buyres to Judge OF the superiority
of his articles: call and for yourselves for
ular demonstration is proof positive. j. REGAIN.
Remember the nuTbcr-33 Montgomery street, be-
tween Bush and Sutter, San Francisco fyl9-u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-15
A Good Investment.

NNOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH, TWO
~ shares in the Magnum Bonum Quartz Leaf,
near Spanishtown, Butte County. This Ledge has
been thoroughly prospected and found t. be rich
and the company are now making arrangements to
erect machinery The shares may be had tor about
the actual value of labor bestowed upon them, if
application be made immediately, as the most urgent
business calls the owner home 10 his family in the
Atlantic States by the steamer of the 20th Inst In
auire within seven days at this Office, or of ID II.
barney. sacrasryS' the company. all
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-15

TO TUE AtFLlCfED-DR l.. J. CZAPKAY
has opened his lnsltu:e tor the cure o All forms
oi private discusses, such as syphilis Gonorrhes
Nocturnal Emissions, and all the conSeG ucuces of
set abuse. in the first stages u Synhiitic or Como.
rheal Diseases he gnrantecs - cure in n few dnys
without Inconvenience 10 the patient or hndrauct. To-
his business. When palieni. 10y neg ect or imrron
er treatment, hss developed The secondary SYMPTOMS
OF Syphills, such as blboes or painful swelngs un
the grolns of ultcrs IN the throat aud nose which if
not checked. destroy the soft parts and cause the
bones TO mOrtiiy, separate aud come away, leaving
the sufferer an object hideous to behold or when
blotches aud pimples break out upon the skin ar
when he has painial sweilings upon the bones or
when his constitution Is injured ae 10 prenisposa
10 consumption or other constitutional Diseases the
Doctor guar anees cure or asks no compensatiou
In RHEUMATISM, ChronIo or acute in DYSEN.
Terry or Df ARktl0EA, he has safe and etfectua
remedies. Fer the treatment Of the CONSEQUENCES r
self abuse such IA nocturnal emissions nervousness
tmidiiy. headache, pains 10 the back and limbs with
general weakness loss If memory, injury 10 the sight
restessness, confusion of ideas, dislike Tor society
and feeling of weHrnc<s Of lifp; with the pervops
system eNcItable that sight noises shock or sturi
the patient. MAX ng htS existence miserable. For the
above maaiies ;he Doctor viii guranlee II cure or
ask no compensation. l. e can be consulted free of
charge. aud invites all to CALI Is it will cost them no
thing, and may bee much TO their advantage Office
holrs irof' A. Nj, To p VI.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-15
LEGAL NOTICES.
DEcLARAToRY NOTICE.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
CoUxTy oF BUTTE.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, I
CouSTT OF BUTTE.
LOUISA NJ SHULOCK. wife Of s. w. shulock
q OF the Town of Oroville county aforesaid do
hereby declare that il Is my intention henceforth u
carry ON ia my own name and on my account the
busDess of hotel keeping, and that hereafter viii
individually be responsible in my own name, Tor all
debts contracted by me in said business. Also the
capital invested by me in said bussnessls less sum
than five thousand dollars.
Witness my hand the date aud year above written.
LOUISA NJ. SHUL0Ck, IL. 81
STATE or CALIFORNIA, !
COUNTY or Butte
Am THIS TWELFTH DAY q" SEPTEMBER,
W A. d. 1857 before me, John Berry ii Justice
of the Peace In and for the county aforesaid person
ally appeared Louisa ShulOck known 10 me TO be
the individual described in. and who executed the
foregoing declaraiion and Acknowledged that she eN
ecuted The same freely and voluntarily for the uses
and purposes therein mentioned.
Given under my hand the day and Sear 1rst writ
ten JOHN :. BERRY
Sept L. 1867. Justice Of the Peace.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
To the Citizens of California.
CA u 10 NJ

n AN INFORMED that various liquor mixers Of
II New York. Boston and San Francisco, extern
sivey engaged In putting in square bottles, under
various titles, cheap limitations OF my long established
and renowned
Wolfe's Scheidam Aromatic
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-15

rVNHERE ARE THOUSANDS in this State suffering
4 for want Of Scientific medical treatment and
you fear IT, apply 10 Physician, because they have
been deceived or their friends have been, by some
Of the dharlaans y inlesi The community, aud who
publish themselves rs good physicians, professors
eic. To all such we unhesitaliDgy recommend DR.. J
G Young Physician ia whom all oan place
fdence lie is OF eminent and profound
study, good surgeon, an honorable man, and one
who can sympashse with persons in snliclion His
standing as a Physician ard gentleman are both
guaranteed--the first by his medical works, which
are an hor 10 their author, and the extensive and
highly successful course of practice with which he
has been hODored since his advent in California aud
the latter by his patrons and large circle OF
acquaintance,
fvNo CURE, NO PAY-ss
His ONCE is at the corner Of Montgomery and Cali
fornia streets, San Francisco.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-15
MEDICAL.
DR.. l.. ]. CZAPKAYS
EARTNATE NEnUCAI ANN SVrDGUGs

II INSTITUTE, Sacramento street, below Mont
gomery, opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Co : office,
sun FrHncisco, California. Established 1854 for the
permanent cure of all Private and Chrcnc Diseases.
ana tEe suppression of Qnackefy. Attending resi-
dent physician, l. J. CIApKAI. NJ D.. late If The
Hungarian Revolutionary War. Chief Physician to
tne 20lh Regiment Of llonveds Chief surgeon 10 the
Military Hospital Of Peslh, and late lecturer ON dis,
eases OF women and children
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-15


Where he can be consulted privately and with the
utmost cpnfd, nee hy the afflicted nj a hours daily.
from A. NJ. until p. NJ. (Cures always guaranteed
or no pay required.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-16

convention will 60 on to the consumation
of their wicked purposes, glorying in the
support of Cor. WALKER and all the force
Of the Administration. Wha, they " i'll do is
yet profound mystery. There are many
reasons why they should rot frame Pro-
slavery constitution. The faith of the par
ty is at stake. Bat then how often have
they violated their fsithl Verify the numb
er thereof is Legion. But then the dele
gctes are all large land holders and specula-
tors and for this consideration they may
consul, their own pockets and make free
constitution. Or fearing the responsibility
they may say nothing on the subject and
leave II for after legislation. But be it as it
NAV, the idea of 60 scant minority led on
BY few corrupt rascally Shareholders, max
ing laws and ruling Kansas is too absurd.
for minutes consideration. But the most
ridiculous feature is the Administration sus-
tanning this silly farce. The democracy be-
;ievr it is all right and any thirg to the
contrary is only Republican lie" They
refuse 20 be convinced or if convinced il is
sgainst their viii and they ''are Of lhe same
opinion still"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-16
The Examination of the Treasury
The Law vi ISJ6-Gov. Chase

We commend the following article, from
the Stale Journal, to the candid attention
of those whJ have iounG iauIt with Governor
Chase Tor not making Te-examinaiion un-
der the law ol 1886. 1t appears he did
make the examination, in the mos, thorough
manner:
Since Saturday the Auditor 0: State, Mr.
Wright, informs us, That We were mistaken
in SUP upposlng that The Governor ond Auditor
had not acted under the law oI 1856 IN re-
gard to the examination OF the condition OF
the Treasury. they did act under it, though
lnasmuch as the General Asst mbiy had il.
sell ussumed the duty oi makii,g the examl-
nation by a special committee Of investiga-
lion, 10 act in the recess, there seemed to
be no real occasion for such action. Attne
time specified in the act for making the ex-
animation, the Governor advised the AuIi-
tor OF his readi less 10 appoint suitable
person to md him in making it. The Audi
tor thereupon, without any previous notice
to the Treasurer, Mr.. Gibson, entered the
office und proceeued to. make an examina-
',ion of the money and books of the depart
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-16
They are Coming.

Quite spirited Convt niion has ben ht Id
In Newpurt, Kentucky, TO Il, inmate Repub-
lican candidates. one for COngres. and one
for State Senator. Mr.. B. F. SANFORD was
nom inBted for Congress & c. G. PAYNE for
Senate. The Committee on resolutions re.
por, ed the follow, which were unanimously
adopted.
Resolved, That the prosperity and glori
Gus future OF Kentucky is dear to our hearts
ard that the developments Of its immense
ayr cultural and mineral resources should be
an object OF our highest regard.
Resolred, That it is TO the paramount in
terest of Kentucky, if she won keep pace
with the grow tn and onward career OF her
sister States of The West, 70 foster and en-
courage tree " hite .sbor. and that all her
" hite citizens should be free men. free to
hink. free to SPEAK, and free TO vote.
RESOLVED, That while one drop of Ameri-
can, or Anglo Saxon. blood shall continue
TO course our veins, we will cling to those
principles of freedom characteristic OF our
race; that we will bow in abject submission
to no man, hile we un'url our banner to
the breeze with the words of the immortal
Patrick Henry inscr,b, thereon, .Give me
Liberty, or give me Death
Resoiued, That We hail with open hearts
and open arms that surging tide of emigra-
ton that is setting in upon Us from the old
world and composed OF those who seek for
that freedom and human happiness here that
is denied them everywhere else.
ReSclued, | hat the existence of Slavery
in Kentucky is deeply TO be regretted, and
that however much differences of opinion
may exist in regard TO the Propriety Of
abolishng it now, sill, were we free from
it, we would unanimously oppose lis intro
Guction here; and while entertaining these
prlnciples,.ii applicable TO home.
Resoired, That We heartily adopt the prin-
ciples OF The great American Republican
party, namely: mon interference (on the
part of ongress or the free States) in re-
gard to slavery in the sovereign States
where it now exists, and non-extension vi
slavery over territory now ;ree."
Resolved, That we mId, with Chief JUS
,ice Marshall, that sovereignty is inherent
III the people, ami not iD property.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-16
"COuntrY Girls" "


Mr.. EDlToR: It is but few hours since
heard the 'stingipg SATIRE of ST. Clairs-
vi lie lady. She says Il do think a pity
Of the poor country girls, they have to work
so hard that their hands are as large as a
mans, and The Gentlemen frt them
becaus they can't flirt,' In regard to our
hands, l will simply say they speak for
themselves, (and that in language not to be
misunderstood } Il help my Aoiher;' Ma.
entertains the company, and 'frt,' (not
the gentlemen) but the dishes. | Can milk
a Cow, feed the Calves. and cook a meal.
Our mammals are not always saying, I'VE
cant get servants IRE do our own work and
we san't ashamed of it We will work
while we are young, and perhaps we can
get girl when we are old.
D MT put yourselves TO any unnecessary
trouble about 'tbe Gent le men flirting u.s.
Our hearts have been very little injured by
the arrows shot by the young Archer-Cu-
pid. We are l fear, possessed of almost
adamantlne hearts; | for my own part, am
obliged to y"u FOR your sympathies, in re-
gard to the 'hands, but the Irritation mat
ter. I'll tell you what think of it Doubt
less you are crushing many a fond cevoted
heart Aye! casting them from you as 50
many paltry toys-unworihy of a moment's
.s.hosghi Ab. Ladies bewore! be not too
-n.erciess in your DEGREES Have ply for
humanity sake, have pity; ufon the poor
wretches, who sue for your hand and heart.
They can't firt' They don't want 10 firt,
they know and fell it a serious thing 20
tri6e with another's heart; and you St
Clairsville Ladies, vuu ither know little or
feel little for the spo'r fellows YOU firt.
Could you once see the man who has been
the dupe OF a Coquelte, you would quit it,
Perhaps you cant see it here. Tor | don't
think the fellows take much love into their
hearts but just imagine you see one Of your
many dupcs. his mind total wreck. Rea-
son forever gone. all joy, hope and peace
gone, all that's lett of the once inte ligeni
mind, the prey OF misery all to crafty your
degrading vanity, and p euse your miserab lie
PRIDE 1t is enough to make the stoutpst
heart quail to think OF the many nuble
qualities of your characters that are veied
and obscured in the base love OF filtration.
Whu d" you mean bv the Gentlemenn are
they from your town! was not aware OF
the startling TACT Fe, ales are always ex-
pecled to fir little, but deliver us from
Male Coque,,s. You have put us on our
guard nov, we will watch 'the Gentlemen
and you do the same. Ifyou should be so
very unfortunate as to get flirted, don't sink
and droop, and die under your weight Of
woe.' but whatever the Fates have in store
for ysu, meet and bear with Spartan iorti.
tude, like Martyr, il need be. Call pride
to the rescue, would exult in that pride
which would sustain me in an affair of the
heart. admit it would require firm deter.
mination. an iron will, but with these what
can't be dopef
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-16
MONTE.
II tie Editor of the Belmont Chronicle:

SIR: In looking over your last issue | see
taken up the subject of temperance ,or rather
intemperance. She asks, why is there not
more written on this subject by the females
oi our land! and may say with that sister;
soho is not capable of throwing in her mite
against this monster evil. Are we not the
chief sufferers! And should we be first to
strive to save ourselves as we'll as others
from the curse ufthe intoxicating bowl!
Our village has been cursed with the dram
seller, and young men hat spoke fair to be
something In the literary or political orld, ,
have been ailured sy.ihose worse than high
way robbers, t. partake Of their poisonous
drinks. Did | intimate that the dram-seler
is worse than highway robber! Ave, ten
times worse. For the dram-seller not on "
robs US of our property, but our reputation =,
our intellect, our morality, in short, euery
Thing that is ennoDling in man. And Who
shall lift their hand against them One
will say it is not my place, and another will
say il is not my place. And thus evil ruin
ing our beloved country.
God in his creation did not design that
we should sit with folded hands, but that we
should be up and doing When God said
let there be light nd there was light, vas
not every thing arranged III order that the
human fami y might be blesi. Nothing WAS
left incomplete. TIE animal, vegrtab ard
mineral kingdom is Perfection. The rata
logue is iull, every space filled, and this
beautiful world which We innablt is arranged
in i>dom and knowledge perfect, and in
COM arabic. But among the almost innum-
cradle animals, plants, &c, nothing was
The smallest plants as well as the towering
forest, is Oi the same being, anu each has
their drgree OF usefulness. And is it not
thus with an,the nobiesi OF g IDS Creation :.
VIII ally one dare to Say | nave uutbing
to perform IN the grand drama OF lie. Nav,
euch have their caIlirg 10 iuifi al:h, ugh,
We may mol fill the highest ST atons of Ike,
yet il we make use of the means that is within
We shah not lose our reward .
Then why shall we slt idle hile this mon.
ster evil is overspreadlng our beloved coun-
try with 30 mIch mi cry, and robbing lis o.
the brig test intellectual genius. Ay, in
temperance like The savage archers,' love
shIni g mark at viii. h to thrust his
Pols' nous dart. And daily do VIZ see and
teel its effects. Then let US liit the banners
OF temperance, and with one united voice
proclaim our bitter protestation OF this evil
curse. Thanks to the originator, of the
Carson League,' which is now established
in Belmont. 1t is waken:ng up the people
to sense OF their duty, and Belmont may yet
rise ron her fallen and deplorable state.
BELMONT, Ohio July 10. HAs1Y.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-16

ment, as required by law. He examined
the books and counted the money and pa
pers in the Treasury, and found them to be
correct,--just as the Investigating Com
mittee did subsequently,, and be 60 stated
to the Governor. Finding every thing ap-
parently correct, and entertaining no doubt
that the money in the Treasury ascertained
by him to be there upon actual count. and
by the balances to the credit of the State,
with the repositories, really belonged to the
State, he did not think it necessary TO call
upon the Governor for the appointment OF
any person to act in conjur ction with him,
and the Governor. advised as he was that
the accounts of the Treasury ccrrespohded
with the accounts of the Auditor, and that
the balance appearing to the credit of the
State was actually in the Treasury, had no
reason whatever TO deem further examina-
ton necessary. So it appears that the
whole law has been compiled with, and that
nothing was left undone by the the Cover
nor He performed his duty to the very
letter in this matter as he has in every
other, since he has been n Office s., that
the last loop-hole with which Mr. Morgan
Dir. Cox, and DR.. Trevitt, hoped, for mere
partz4n purposes. to catch the Governor.
has been closed.
But it viii he asked. if Mr. Wright made
ib $ exam inatiOB. and Mr.. Kelley made an
examination, aud the Committee OF 1nves-
tigation made an examination into the con-
dition OF the Treasury, and found the money
10 be there, how Wa. il Accomplished
The answer is simple. sir Gibson, in his
desire to screen Mr.. BresIin, no eoubt Dor.
rowed the mnney for the time being. rom
certain bunks, and when he thought the
examination was Glazed, returned it again.
The know ledge however that the ltw OF
the Republican Legislature existed and
woulj be enforced by Governor Chase, and
that en- examination would be made when
he WAS not prepared for it, was one Of the
chief causes which led to an acknow ledge
ment of the deficit, and of the defalcpton
by Breslin of five hundred and fifty thous-
and dollars.