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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-16

A CARD-Promptcd nv an honest desire of my
"a heart, wish 10 lay before the public Il case
which deserves n high cummendation, NOT only a. an
act OF scientific skill, bu that ef humanity also. About
two years ago. suddenly, and from causes unknown
To me, seized with III Of epilepsy, which. owing 10
my inability to meet the expenses consequent upon
thorough medical treatment, and the disbursement
met with on attempting it, soon became such Gas
was then led 10 believe as Ia defy the skill of ply
stefan. was Frequently while in pursuit of my call
ing thrown down to the ground without the slightest
warning and although Inscnsiblc to the a2on'cs.
vet de> pissed the mispriCs of my life. and soon learned
Ia look upon those who wOuld render me assistance
or shelter me from danger a enemies who sought To
proung he miserrS of my existence. while IN TINS
state and having previous 10 my aficljon tasted the
sweets of life | once more was induced 10 attempt
seeking aid Of "A physician, and. by recommendation.
called upon Dr. l.. j. Czapka.. ] told him my cir
cunstances and my inability to reward him for his
services. regardless al which. however ne at once
undertook my case, and with the blessing of God
was once more restored Ia perfect health. Unable
To rev ay,l him for the boon which enjoy AT present,
and vel conscious OF my indebtedness. consider it
due to myselia to all the afflicted to make the case
public in order that those in need of medical advice
may find physician in whom every confidence can
be placed .. ... .-.,,.,
Stale of California county OF san Francisco, Sub
scrbed nnd sworn before me this first day Of August
A. b. 1886. GILBERT a. GRANT
Is Notary Public.
Dr. l.. J. Czapkay's Medical ami Surgical Institute
is at the corner of Montgomery and SACRAMENTO SIS.
san Francisco California. The Doctor offers free
consultations, and asks no remuneration unless he
effects u cure.
SPERMATORRHGA.
dNR. local weakness, nervous debility, low spirits
~ laSSitude. weakness OF tte limbs and back. IN
disposition and incapabny for babor and s:ady,du-
ness oil apprehension. loss OF memory aversion 10 so
ciey love ef solitude timidHy. self dsirus dizziness
headache involuntary discharges pains in the side
affections of the eyes pimples the face. sexual and
other infrmaes in man, are cured without lhll ny
the iuslIy celebrated physic an and surgeon, J.. j.
Czgnkny His method of iug diseases u new fun
known TO others and hence The great success. Al
consultations (by letter Otherwise free. Address
l. J. Czapkay NJ d.. san Francisco, Cal p3-3m
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-16
Is THE INCENTIVE TO
lin AsrtTI-nL

NpELOW we publish the certificates of two orthc
D sufferers from the pung~ Ct disense. who hav.
ing recovered their fOrner health and impcll.l 10y
gratitude. make known their cases ana thr remedial
agent; and their statements are authenticated by u
Notary Public. The demands oi society impcruusly
command their puShcy, md We commend their
pprusa to the attention Of nil afflicted.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-16
THE CARINE

WM / NANCY, OF n. Y. sec'y Of State.
JAMES GUrHRIF, OF Ky. sFc'y ct Treasury
EoB'r MCCLELLANp, OF Mich. sees Of inter.
JAEArs c. DoBHIN, Of n. G. see'y OF Navy.
JEFFERSON DAVIS, Ot Miss sccy 81 war.
JAMES CAMPBELL, III Pa. L. VI. Genera.
CALLER CUSHING of Mass Attorney Gen.
, 1857-09-11

FARMEGs GUIDE.-The concluding No. Of Ibis vo,t
is upon table, and We but repeat the unanimou,
verdict of the Agricultural press, in saying that 3
among the most complete and reliable contribution
to scientific practical agriculture. The nirufr
ment of the work is convenient for reference, the
ustratons beautiful, the language plain, clear, Intel
lgibe, and truthful. The work comprisis two roya
svo. vols. of 1900 pages, including COO wood cuts nd
IA steel engravings.-- Ohio CuttirdtoT.
We have received this highly interesting and usefu
but above ALL practical work We know Of no ether
agricultural work ever published in this country Which
might compare with the one just named in pructcal
usefulness and intrinsic merit in genenl-BufaS
UooI GTotr6T.
The FARMERS GUIDE.--This work Is o rich mine Of
agricultural knowledge presented in simple and D.
mar style, giving cOrious details Of the best practice
on English farms and adapted TO general use In this
country by the judcious notes Of the American editor
The intelligent farmer will find It very attractive read
ing. In the comparison between English and Amtrt
husbandry for which it furnishes ample maitrah
he may obtain many valuable hints for increasing The
product of his own acres. The mental stimulus given
by the portugal Of such writing is quite as mpovanM
their more immediate purposes; and even u hey
should not refund the expense Of their purchase d
dollars and cents at the end Of the year. they wmo
than make the outlay good in the intellectual benefit
which they impart.-Ntto York Tribune
, 1857-09-11


4 For rebuilding the barracks at Carlisle, Pena.ylya
MA which were Destroyed by Hre on the I'D January
| 1851 twenty-five thousand dollars.
For he purchase Of stores for the quarters Of oic
ers and soldiers of the army twenty thogand dollars
To enable tSe Secretary u War 10 settle the ac.
counts o. she three officers the army Who were sent
70 EuroVe In tue year lass 10 collect information on
military Affairs, four thousand siX hundrId aud seven
dollars md twenty-alLe cent.
lgr the purpose rl u.ak!ng further tests Of gun
ntNl Tor heavy caaaun, twcuty-llye ihGgsiud dJl.I~
For completing the Point Ilup,4s aud saint Loui,
,er T.d, thigiyong tnOg..ld iur arndItd and tWeir
ty-Ige dollars and city ttat,.
FoT completing The loa.t 9os slas and Fot Ripley
Rad, four thonsaad "a huaded aad nnetyve du.lors
aI.a fnc cent.
f.s repalias Tie Lhdse ofor Cannon river, twc
s! ard dollar.
So. >. Ard he q further enacted That there shall
he addcd % the qu4ncunasers department of tic az
my i've niLiGy storckecpefs, who snail give the b0id
al.u security lcqripd ly tie exiting law; AID they
and ali oibcr military .t0Iekcei cr, shall have in Kind
ald 10 KIND ouy the i0el and quarters Of first euten
ant vi tie army.
scc.3. Anibe Il further enacted Thattlc master
Ioaers at the aAtionai arnores shall receive fifteen
hundred Gn4rs each per annunI.
Sec. 4. And be i fnlLcr olggled, That the proy
F0ns OF The act approved March 30, lslg entitlpd
el act authorizing the salG OF certain military sites
be and they arc hereby extended 70 al miitsry sites
OF 10 such parts thereof which are or may bs s,Omc
eess for military purpUses Provided, Deyertclc-
That nothing In this act, in the act above mention
81 hhai &c ~ e"hStueu as 70 impair IN any WISE lte
night Oi the State within which any such sie or reser
Walton may he situated to impose taxes on the same
In like upon other lands or propet ty owned
By indiyidnals within the State sfler such sale
See. 5. And lie it further enacted, That there je
appropriated for pay, subsistence, and commuttd a.
lowance oi six companies Of volunteers, called into
the service Il the Uied States In New Mexico in the
year l5, enc hlndred and fifteen thousand dollars:
and fJr .1aage, transportation, camp and garrison
equpage aid incidental exp, nses Of aid troos while
In service seventytwo thousand Eve hundred dollars
and for reinir ement OF the qnartcrmasters depart
ment, for the expenses Of spy company called into
service by Bgader General Garland in the wear 1854
ten thouand i've hundred and ninety dollars and sixty
cents
Sec.6. And be IL further enacted That the appro
priatiuIs contained in the act making appropria
iion, Tor Improving certain military roads In the Ter
rtory Of Minnesota approved February IL, 1855
shall he understood TO apply and are hereby made an
pirabe 10 the improvement Of the said roads as may
ie iudgetl necessary by the Seereary Of War as wei
, 1857-09-11
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, 1857-09-11
WELLS, FARGO & cos


EXPRESS COMPANY.
= III ~ Treasure, Packages, Parcels. Letters
is,sts1dsIAA and Freight forwarded from all parts
SrzasSsa@9.Aof Washington Territory by every
steamer to all parts Of California and The Atlantic
states leaving the Office at Olympia about the 5th and
goth of every month.
Drafts procured on California and all the Eastern
cities, and particular attention paid to the collection
OF notes, accounts, &C. in all parts of the United
States.
All orlcrs for the purchase Of merchandise. books
&c, attended to with punctuality and dispatch.
S. WILLIAMS, Agent.
At the store Of J. 4 C. Z. Williams.
Olympia. Feb. II, 1855
, 1857-09-11
New Years Call.

DERSONS knowing themselves indebted TO NJ
L Louisson 4 Co. alc requested To make Ms a New
Years call and surprise us and our pockets by
promptly paying up. Such as have owed us for the
last three years. and are unable to pay requested
to call in and inform us Of this fact, when further
time will be given and credit entered books for
the call We shall deem it evidence Of the hon
est ntcntS of such may comply with the request Of
this notice. and lay the delay to their inability to pay
The contrary will be opinion Of such do not,
and who may seem disposed to shrink and shy " the
faces OF old creditors and honest friends.
II. LoUISS0N & co.
ni,-,np;o nac 1o tcEe
, 1857-09-11
Letter nOm Mr.. Stevens.

" REDBRAE COTTAGE, EpNbrRer
September 80, 1851.
al "Nessrs. Leonard Scott Il Co.-Gentlemen- l..
to say that your Farmers Guide Is The only Cenurs
edition published in the United States Of Hms,rs ~
my work the Book of the Farm. The edition Gr.v
lating at present in the States under The tie Of d,
Book Of the Farm is taken from the fnt edition Of
my work, written ten years ago. which, IN nv second
edition, entirely re.nodelled, and in great part ~
wrote, adopting all the more recent Improvement II
the practice Of agriculture suggested BY scientific .I
pertinent, and making It, in effect, quite new boci
81 am, sir, your obedient servant, siI
HENRY STEPHENs,H >
, 1857-09-11
Registers and Receivers Notice 10 Settlers.

All persons claiming lands in tho above named
townships under the act Of congress Of 27th Septe;
bcr 1850 and the acts amcndatOry thereof granting
donations to actual settlers, requested to e their
notifications specifying the particular lands claimed
AVID their location IA the government survey, in the
Registers Office at Olympia, W. r., before the
18th day OF September next, and all persons in the
above named townships Who do not Gle thcir Motif
cations Aforesaid, be the 18th day OF October
next will forfeit their claims under the provisions Of
the act of l7th July 1884.
Given under our hlnls at Olympia, W. T., this
18th day u June, 1857.
W :. SrRlCKLER. Register,
s. LAnEIEID. Rern.Nnr.
, 1857-09-11


ID TI W@~Dss Asss &cos
Among which may be found the following articles:
Sands Sarsaparila; Townsend do; GuySotts yellow
Dock and do GIlefenberg's do; Ayers Cherry Peeto-
raj; Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry; Gr5eienberg 5
Consumptye Balm; Mexican Mustang Liameut; Ii
hys Pile Ointment; Humphreys do; Green Mountain
do Nerve and Bone Linmcnt; Liquid Opedildoc;
Godfrey Cordial; Batcnan Drops; Thompson Eye
Water; Gr9fenbergs Eye Lotion; Davis Pain Killer;
Greienberg'5 Chldren's Punacea; Do. uerne Cathol-
Indian Vegetable P,; Brlndreths Vegetable do;
Ayers Cathartic do; Jaynels Sahative do; Gnefen-
bergs do; McLane's Liver do; Blood Root do; Cod
Liver Oil; Olive do; Rose Water; Sedltz Powirs;
Soda do; HairDye; S9gi Indellibe Ink; Strychnine:
White and Yellow Wax; shoulder Braces; Trusses;
Arniea Flowers; Aicoaol; Turpentine; Brandy; Cas.
tor OIL; Madder; Log Wood; COpperas; Alum; Prus-
sian Blue Indigo Arnatto; roor Mans Plaster; Court
Plaster; Fine Sponge; DO. Emory; Isinglss; Rotten
stone; Bronze; Sal Soda; Lemon Syrup; Cream Tar
tar; Hops, (lrcsh); Arrow Root; Sage; Rad Ginger:
salt Petre; BoIax; Gum Copal; Gam Shelac; CASTLE
Soap Windsor do; Wash Rails; Cologne; Poniatnm;
Bears Oil Tooth Brushes; Spectacles; Lip Save; Mus.
tard; Sllphnric Acid; Miriatic do; Nitric do Aque
AmmOnai Spirits do; Vim Colchci; Oil Cubeb: Snir-
its Nltre; Bllslm Capaba; Chloroiorm Ether Suphn-
ric; Gum Camphor: Do. Arabic; Do. Myirh; Super
Carbonate Soda; Tartarc Acid; Rochelle Salts; 'Pil
HydAg; Blue Ointment; Extract Hyocgnmns; Do
CONTAIN; Do Black Root; Basain Toln; loddc Potash;
Capsules; Opium; Rad Ihe Iodine Red Precipitate
CapsloGm; Calomcl; Sugar iead Salphcr; FLAX Seed;
Tanzy; llareho1nd; Cltnip; Composition; Lohelia:
Powdered Cabebs; Ladies' Slipplr; slippery Elm;
Cardamo1 Seeds; Magncsia; LiQuHrce; Nitrate Silver:
harlein9il; Coodion; Adhesive Plaster; OILS OF Cedar
Hem'oek, Sassalras. Rosemary, Norwood, Winter.
greeA, Caraway, Orange, Lemon, Peppermint, CHINA
mon, 0riganum. Lavender, Tanzy, Aniseed, Amber,
Cloves, Bergamot, Almond, ETC., etc.
All these articles warranted pure and unddulte-
rated and Of the rery bes quality having been select.
cd with Of being used In my practice, and are
offered tothe public and trade at the VERY LOWEST
PRICES.
Orders from distance will be attended to with
promptness and despatch.
share Of public patronage is respectfully solicited
hS- PREscElPTIoSs will be attended to and put up
as heretofore.
- Remember the place-Willard's new stand. one
door souch of the Washington Hotel formerly Syyes-
ter's G. X WILLARD
Olympia, April o. 1857. no.20ly.
, 1857-09-11
tANs of IaE UNIItO sIAIEs.
By AUTHORITY.



Az ACT makfnr nnurSprtatinns for The support Of
s,cfrh1--1s hSnar-A rn5 forfreirht.
--] ~ - r,,,-.s,-.
,,l " Jp.e.e - y VI s,.,-e ~ ir,erea "a Z Tin-fes.
~, - ~. sii,rin- s1nis be and tie siunc
- -. ,ssI - "a m anv tnasev ia ~,
~ ~ ~. VI - s,,sr,nrisfei f1r the -fr,,rrT
S.a -. =. - ~. -, y, s,,nT ~ sofh Jrng D.
~ s,5,sos,. M recrriliar' transporatisn of rc
~ - -, ,r "a a
,-.-. -,,,sic.ns and pfivatcs on rv-enstreut ,ale
- - 4 - aisoSa "a dqllars :. - =
- ~, ~ n. ey,,,r fhree mIlioo 6vc hondre5 a,5
an.p ih5S-.-i and tro dollars.
ro-,,sot.fi,n of ooicors' suhsistencc nine bt,u
k-Trnl nincfV-nine thousand Two hupdred and one
1-Ilr11 = i =
; Tor nay q officers Of the military academy. one
noaand six hundred and eighty dollars.
For oommutatinn of euhsiStcnrc OF officers Of Tie
miIil1rv academy. one thousand and tventv.two dol
-. =
For oommuiaiion OF forage for officers horse- one
hundred and tuentythree thousand nine hundred and
lhirfy,six dollar.
For nayments 10 DISCHARGED soldier, for clothing
noi drawn. dflv thousnnd dolsr-
For payments in lieu Of clothing for officers serv.
antI thIfynine thousand eight bundled and sixty dol
M.
Pr uni,sirience IA kina one YiIlior n,no bnndr.d
ana eighty-nine thonsand eight bundled And thirty
fnur dSllars -
For cIothInr for the army eann- aud garrison eopin
aor eiVhf handred ana nis.fvlrs tsas-a~d IN hann.
Sri ma seven 5oilars and even,v trs ccris ana
- - -. ~ a.. = 80
49, nSss-.ssh a .e Ae0oahts and vouchers o. ts
e.eanng uniee,s o. the quanernastSrs department
- ~ .e ~. ~. .. ~ aau'ea anu Se'ueu W Tue 'hnu
sl-so. 49,, I, ~ @ w sse-salg, -.
~ ~ Iesa,-t -uppHss o. tne quarternnas'ers de,
..sn.. s'is.-s o' leel lor VIC on,eeIs, enlisted
- n Ii.S - - 49,. .,i~' - -, - ~
Ss.ss-, !, nv. ~ s .S
s,. - ., W y .he sessrAl postH ano
sns, ~ VIZ NC iies ~ tne neiJi lot tle nor
80. ~ ..,.l,,. y. is - ~ s, -. -
menu o. eayaiiy ne reelt5eat OF mounted riemen,
~ Psn.e ~ ishs enli'eiy a19 saSh companies
~ ,Hy, y .aou'.eu, aho Ior Ine anlhorn.d
- ~ '. en,.s nose. NHeh serving IN the heid
- ~ .se oa.Poassi ol straM Ior s1olers bedding
, ~ lneiaulns company ana 9thef blank
80 L. ~ 70 amy ssINloa'es ior ul-eIifged ho
es.ss .tnis ~ sne pay anu quaiefmarsers de-
..,s-s,,s ana -. .ne Prl.hg OF DIVISION and de-
p.rment eioers. army regulations, and reports, one
-, 49, - ~ n a,Hi.i .lLulsl sueu.Alu uoh.Is' III,
S.s a - ~. - 49, Aeises " We qaAIteImhsters
1e 's.llg oI l'stage o. ietiers ana pack
n. Ana sel' y eneeis o. .he army on pub,
t; =. ana courts OF
inquiry inciaong the additional compensation OfiudRe
, 1857-09-11
WASHINGTON HOTEL.
CORNER OF MAIN AND SECOND STREETS,
OLYMPIA, w Z.

CORNER OF MAIN AND SECOND STREETS,
OLYMPIA, w. 4.
THE Undersigned having purchased and become
i sole owner of the above named Hotel, and com.
plctey renovated and reuodelcd the same, hereby
wishes return his sincere thanks for past patronage
and requests continuance Of like favOrs. Having
enlarged upon his former business he feels confident
he can render the sOoun of strangers with him com
Portable and pleasant and pains shall be spared TO
set his table as well aS any in Ike business.
Beds and bedrooms furnished to such may desire
them.
Board by the day and week.
good stable is attached to this establishment
which will lie amply supplied with forage for the ac-
commodation of animals of the travelling public.
A share of public patronage is respectfully soli'
cited. .
n23-tEl SlLAS GALLlHER.
, 1857-09-11
REnT0VID-

nR. N. p. BURNS, late Of Sieilaco1m, Pierce Co..
IL W. T., has removed to Olympia, into the house
formerly occupied by I'm G. Parker, on Main street
next door to Wilson * Dunlaps new store.
Olympia, April ., 1857. no2O-f
, 1857-09-11
OLYMPIA MARKET,

7NHE UNDERSIGNED having plr- .--s=z,-sS5
J. chased the entire interest Of lfFFi TyF1SA
Mitchell & Stewart in the former es- ifFajl,sAtJ
tlbli-hment as above, design c0ntnu- tIV M
ing the business at the old stand ai7RSAAs$5
Having made extensive repairs and rcm0dI!cd the
iahl,hment they will hereafter Ae ,naLltl g. wait
upol and 'eTve ont their goods and ware, t. cust0-
mcr7 IN m1nner second t. Hone on the Pacific coast
Fe-h beef pork, nnuttn1, yenison &C.. will he kept
constantly ca hand. Also, hans bs on, lard tallow
butter c,cs. ct. Game aud poultry when il can be
obtained. Fruits. vegetables, grain, ETC.. etc.
The shipping Interest will Be attended t., ard he
properly supplied on application % the undersigned
Farmers ART requested 70 give us . call-we intend
paving as GOOD prices as any Of our reighh0rs
Town customer, regularly supplied.
JAMES X. HURD.
Olympia. May %, 1857. 2Ctf
, 1857-09-11
Eight Horse Power.
Pitts Improved Patent ThreshCr and Separate

Il ". GLASGOW & Co., arc prepared at short no
T. tce, 70 do up the business Of threshing Wheat,
Oats, &c. throughout the county Of Thursion. The
Thresher "puts through and separates so bushels
wheat per hour.
Terms Wheat perbushel, II cents; Oats. s cents.
The machine will be kept in operation until all the
wheat in the country is threshod.
T.W. GLASGOW & Co.
Oct, g. lS56-n47
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-04-24

On the 9th ult. half breed named
Eli Grifford murdered q man in jack
son county named John Ingalls,. He
was arrested and lodged in Jail at
Andrew, on the 31st Of March, and
was taken from the jail on Saturday
last, at about 2 o'clock p. NJ, by a
mob Of tweAty-four Of the citizens of
the vicinity where the murder was
perpetrated, Iron Hill Post Office, in
the same county, and about fourteen
miles from Andrew. The jail was
entered by force, the door being bro
ken open with sledge. The jailor
made no resistance, nor called upon
the citizens for help to protect the
prisoner or defend the Jail. The pris-
oner, on finding himself in the hands
Of the mob, confessed the crime. AZ
ter he had made the confession, which
was in the presence of from 300 to
500 persons, the prisoner was told
that the fatal moment was approach
ing. A prayer was then offered up
by Rev. Mr.. Babcock, Methodist
clergyman, after which the prisoner
was bandagcd, rope adjusted on his
neck, and then fastened TO tree, the
end of II being held by a vigilance
committee Of twenty-four, who, at O
given signal, oil drew the rope togeth-
or, and suspended him eight feet in
the air There he hung till no was
dead.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-04-24

We learn from our exchanges that
Gov. Willard has declined 10 call an
extra session Of the Legislature, as
requested by the Superintendent and
Board of Trustees Of the Benevolent
Institutions. Wefurthermore under
stand that tho Board Of Trustees OF
said Institutions, in consideration OF
said refusal Of the Governor to con-
vene the General Assembly, and that
there are no appropriations for the
further maintenance Of the inmates,
have determined to close the lnstitu.
tons, and send home all the patients.
This Is truly deplorable. Many OF
the unfortunates have no friends or
homes TO 60 TO, and will have TO 90 to
tho poor houses. One poor unfortu-
nate blind patient has been so affected
in mind by tho prospect of being an
occupant Of poor house, that he en-
deavorcd TO commit suicide. For the
sake of humanity, and tho credit OF
the State, we sincerely regret this de-
termination Of his excclloncy, Cover
nor Willard, and trust that he may
sec proper TO change his decision, be-
fore this great wrong TO humanity,
and deep blot on the fair escutcheon Of
our State is consumated. A great
majority Of tho citizens Of this part
Of tho State, regardless Of party, are
in favor Of an extra session Of the
Legislature, and a continued refusal
on the part Of tho Governor TO con.
venc that body, will DO severely de-
plored by all classes Of community
Rockpor Democrat.