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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-10
LEtraL NOTICES.
APPLICATION FOR PARDON.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, !
County of Butte.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County OF Butte.
FUNHE HON. J. L. N. LEWIS, presiding Judge of
II the Court Of Sessions for the county of Butte,
and l., G.. Granger, late District Attorney for said
county win take notice that the defendant. Ellis
Raper will make application to the Governor Of the
Stale of California; for the pardon Of the said defend
ant, who convicted AT the September Term ID.
1857 OF the Court of Sessions Of said county, Of the
crime uf an assault with deadly weapon with an In
tent 20 nct bodily injury upon the person of a Ger
tam Chinaman, and wko sentenced by said Court
OF Sessions on the lTtk day OF sad the State
Prison Of said State for lie period of one year.
ELLIS RAPER,
ByD. " CHEEsMAS, Atty for Def't.
Service Of the within notice is this day acknow-
iedged.
October 3lsi, A. 70 1857.
(SgneD JOS. T.. N LEWIS,
Presiding Judge Of the Court of Sessions.
Service of the within notice is this day acKnow-
ledged by copy.
October 7lst. le ST.
(Sgaed) l.: Q. GRANGER,
n2-90t Dist. Any pro causam.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-10
SHERTrr'S SALE.

nY VIRTUE OF a DECRETAL ORDER Is
- sued out of the District Court Fifteenth Judi
cial District, In and for Butte County. and State of
California, to me directed and delivered wherein NJ
w HANNON and G. n. II EDG rs are the plaintiffs
and ROBERT p. WILSON, e. l.. SWEET. r.
fURBECk, w. II. MCCAKG ER and A. McCAR-
GER are the defendants, commanding me to sell NJ
public SALE certain mortgaged property hereinafter
described TO satisfy the following demands 10 wit:
The sum of four hundred and eighty seven fty one
hundredths dollars (s4S7,5 will interest from the
second day OF May 1851 at the rate of FIVE per cent
per month. Also, the sum of FIVE hundred dollars
tS30O,OO), with interest from the fifteenth day of
June 1887 at the rate Of six t6) per per month
Also, costs of slut taxed. in the sixteen ninety
one-hnndredths dollats tSl6,G0l, together with all
the COSTS accruing upon said order Therefore, in
pursuance with u requirements of said order.
will, on the TWENTIETH DAY or DECEMBER
A. ID. 1881, at the hour of one O'Clock 2 NJ of said
day. sell at public sale, To the highest bidder for cash
all of the mortgaged property therein described to
Wit: Situated on the Bar In front of the Town of
OfoVie In said County of Butte, and described
follows Commencing at a stake marked :. w. > w.
5ll, known as "Lytle Co 's sake,' and running
west two hundred and twenty five feet thence north
three hundred and seventy feet. thence east two
hundred and twenty-five feet, thence 20 The place of
beginning, and known as the - OfOville Steam Min
ing Company" together with the apperlenances
ihereunto belonging, and also the steam engine and
boiler and everything apperainng thereto, formerly
located on said premises but now removed To the
residence OF Messrs. Hedges llann0n now in said
Town Of 0rOvllle
The above sale to take place at the court House
door in the Town Of Oroyille, County and State
aforesaid
". d PLUM, Sheriff Butte County.
Dated Oroyile, November 18th, 1857. n2otd
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-10
CoNSTARLE'S SALE.

MY VIRUUE or AN EXECUTION ISSUED
HD ont OF Justice Berry's court, of Ophir Town
snip. County ot Butte. to me directed, in fvor of NJ
BROOKS and against LYMAN BRISTOL, have
seized and shall e1pDse for sale n public auctfon
at II O'Clock 4. NJ. on IIonday the TWENTY FIRST
day of DECEMBEK, A. 81 1884, athc Office ot j ;.
Berry, the following described property, to wit
That piece parcel OF land situated in the County of
Butte, Ophir Township, commencing Ut II point on
the south side gf Montgomery street. in the Town of
Oroville. at the pOnr where the Feather River
Ophir Water C"mpany's water ditch crosses said
street: thence running eastwarfiy aong the line OF
said Montgomery street one hundred (l0O) feet !;
thence at right angles oith said street in souherly
direction hundred and thTiy-nine l39) feet !;
thence at right anges one hundred (l00l feet to said
ditch thence along the line OF said ditch one hun
dred asd thrty-nine l39 feet to the place of begin
ming. Said property Is opposite the old store OF
lIarvey l. Co.
Il l.. P.1TTO.H, Constable.
Dated OroviNe, 30h. iSj7. no30
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-10

atFERMATORRHOEA OR LOCAL WEAKNESS
- Nervous Debility. low spirits. Lassitudc. "oak-
ness of the Limbs and Back. indspOsition and inca
pabilty for labor and study. Dizziness of Apprcaen
sioa Los OF Memury. Aversion la Society. Love of
SolitRae. Tmdty, Self Di-rust. Dizziness Ieadachs
involuntary Discharges. PaIns in the Sido, Affections
OF the Eyes. Pimples on the Face. Sexual aud other
iutirmalies in man. are cured without fail by the
Justly celebrated Physician and Surgeon, Dr. l.. J.
CXAPKAY. His meod Of curing diseases is new
unknown to others and hence his great success
All consultations. by letter otherwise. free. Ad.
dress H. J. Czapkay, NJ. D.. san Francisco California
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-10
APPLICATION FOR PARDON.

S,TATE OF CALIF0RNIA-COCNTY OF BCITE.
- The Hon. jos. 4. n. LEWIS, presiding Jndge of
the Court Of Sessions for the county OF Butte. and
James c. Howard late Ds,rict Attorney for said
COUNT. will take notice: That the defendant f.
Whitebread. will make application to the Governor
of the State Of California for The pardon OF SAID de-
iendant. who was convicted nj the September term
A. d. Is =. OF the Court of Sessions Of said county,
OF the crime of burglary in said cOuniy. aud who
sentenced by said Court of Sessions. the 10Th
day of September. A ID. 1857, 10 the State Pnson Of
said State for period oftwo years.
WHITEBREAD,
by :. W. w COUGHEY, Defendants Attorney.
Service Of the within notice is this day snowl-
edged. JOS. 4. ". LEWIS. Presiding Judge,
of Court vi Sessions,
JAMES C. HOWARD. Acting District Attorney.
0roviile, November Goth 1857. n26-4w
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-10

VRyHE UNDERSIGNED WILL. CONTINUE THE
n liquor business under the same irm at the cor
ner of Montgomery and Myers slreets-wi pay all
the debedness of the old concern, and make all
collections. Those indebted will please cn aud pun
gle. d. ID. llARRlS,
H. b. HUNT.
Orovc, November 70, 1857 Mo
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-10
CHANNEL ROCK.

N0TICE TO SHAREHOLDERS IN TIE CHAN
~ mel Rock Mining Company, is hereby given
That all shares on which the assessments of october
1857 remain unpaid. will be sold The 30Ih day of
December 1857, between 10 O'clock A. NJ. and
o'clock p. NJ. at the Court House door in 0Yoyille,
TO the highest bidder to him ort them who will pay
said assessments for the least portion of said shares
by order Of the Board of Trustees.
Tf0S WELLS,
Treasurer and Secretary Channel Mining c..
0roville, Nov. 30tb, 1857. h30-4w
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-10
ra,nE GnEAT DISCOVERY OF THE ACE

FENHE GREAT DISCOVERY OF THE AGE
d Great @essinP to Mankind.--InnOcent but po-
tent-Dr. l.. j. Czapkay's PROP hylacticum lsef dis
Injecting agtnt.) a sure preventive against Gonnor
rhen and SyphiIitic diseases, and an unsurpassed
cancercus ulcers ioetd discharges from vagina utter
Us and urchra, and al cutuneous eruptous and dis
eases. As nuoculalion is sure preventive pgainst
small pox, so Is Dr. j.. lCzapkays prophylacIicum
preventive against Syphiitic and Gonurhea dis
eases Harmless in itself. it Possesses the power of
chemically destroying the syphiIitic virus and there
by saving thousands OF deDauchees from being infec
ted bV The most loahsOme OF all diseases Let no
Young man who appreciates health be without DIR.
Czapkay's propylaccum. Ii is in very convenient
eackages and will be found -anvehent Tor use, being
used as 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.. J. Czapkay NJ.
D., san Francisco.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-10
DISSOLUTION.

TENHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EX-
n istng under the firm of II Is. HUNT X CO.,
was dissolved on the 10th instant
ROBT. RlCHEY,
u. ID. HARRIS,
IL. B. HUNT.
Oroville, November ~. 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-10
MEDICAL,
DR.. L, J. CZAPKAYS

9
y INSTITUTE. Sacramento street helow MINT
gomery opposite Pacific Mail Sleavishr Co 5 ''fiice,
sun FTrHrisCta California. Established 1854 for HE
permanent cure of all Private and ChrChir Diseases.
and the suppression of Innckery. AucRdhg resi-.
dent rhysican. I. J CXAPkAi. VI u. late { ihe
Hungarian Revohltionary War. Chief Physician Ia
the 20th Regiment of I"nvc,s chief surgeon TO the
Military Hospital Of Ppsh awi late lecturer on dis
eases ci wonhen and cbildren.
TNo TUE AFFLIcTED-DR l.. :. CZAPKAY
ras Open.d his Institute Tor the cure OF all forms
NJ private dseases, such ~ syphilis, Gonorrhea.
Nocturnal Emissions. aud all the consequences Of
selt abuse. In the First stages oi Syphitc or Como
rtea diseirsPs he guarantees n cure tn IA few days
without inconvenience tu the patient or hlndrance to
his business. Vhen patient 10y n"E "ct or improp
~ treatment has developed the secondary SYMPTOMS
of Syphilis sncsa as hI boes or painful swcngs ON
the groins @f ult IN the throat aud nuse which If
nut checked destroy tire sutt parts sHt cause the
bones to morlify separate aud come AWAY. IpnviHg
the sufferer IN object hidtous to behold or when
blctchrs aud pimpes break out upon Ihe skin or
when he rms painful sweiugs upon the bones, or
when his constitution u injured ae 10 pTtnINpoSC
to consumption or other constitutional diseases. the
Doctor guarantees cure or asks NO compensation.
In RiiEI MATI$N. chrome or acute: in DiSEN-
Terry o- DN AERlloEA, he has safe and edcctua
remrdipS Fer the treatment Of the Consequences of
self abuse such a. nocturnal emissions nervousness
timidity. heaauche. pains IN the back an limbs. wih
general weakness loss f memory. injury the iht
restessneSs. confusion of ideas. dislike for socicty
and u feeling Of wear'ness NJ hr: with lhc nervous
system cNcltnhe that sight noises s'ock siale
the patient. making his existence miserable. For ne
above WaludIes the Doctor viii guranfep cure
ask no compensation. T. can be consulted tree Of
charge. and invites all 10 Ua; il vii. enst them
thing and may be much to their advantage. Once
honrs iron" 9 4. NJ. - + VI.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-10

yI,uERE ARE THOUSANDS IN iAis state sune1lhs
i for want Of Scientific medical treatment anu anu
yon fear to apply 10 Physclan because they na0S
been deceived lheir friends have Deeh' py t
nnhli.h themselves as good physicians professors.
etc. To ELL such we unhestatngiy recommend ~,
G. Young. as Physician in whom all oan placs p, co'
fdcnee lie Is man of eminent Ahu PaU,S9~Ta P..S ars
who can symoashise with persons in afiliciion' has
standing us Physician ard gentleman are SIeh Sg
guaran,eed-the first by his medical WORKS. Nnus nun
are an hor to their author, and tbe exsns,e x.;h 10
highly successful course of practice WIN Wn.n "a
has been honored since his advent III Caorn,a, n ~
the latter by his numerous patrons and large c''o" VI
acquaintance,
rgNO CURE, NO PAY-sS -,
His Office Is at the corner OF Montgomery ana NS
foi uia tstreets, San FrapcIsco.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-10
MEDICAL.
DIR. !. c. YOUNG.

Lsteplpfcssor at theUniversitv, Penn.
CdeV be f0cped al me ofF sfan4, corner Of
.Nontgv11ery and C6iif7nis streets, San
Francisco.
Where NJ cav be cnNe,FiFed privately and with the
utmost confdo 1Fp hstRe aaNcte ~ M hours dalv,
from A. NJ nN'tl L. NJ. (Curesalways guaranteed
or no pay Teq0Arcd.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-08-11


THE RECENT ELECTIONS. Ns.-The following
article, which we clip from the Cincinnati
Commercial of Thursday last, gives the
most Ineligible view of the recent cleo
tions, we have yet met with:
The first Monday of August was signal
lzed by elections in four of the Southern
States, the vote on the new constitution in
Iowa, an election of State officers by the
free State men of Kansas, and an election
cf Congressional delegates in Nebraska
In the State elections twenty members of
Congress were chosen, ten in Kentucky,
seven in Alabama, two in Texas and one
in Missouri, the latter to fill a vacancy. :.
In Kentucky the war was hot and the re-
turns are still coming in. The Know
Nothings have the worst of it. In Ala
bama the X. Ms were not strong enough
to make much of fight, but there was a
personal quarrel concerning the U.S. SEN
atorship between Gov. Winston and Sena-
tor Clay. In Texas the fight was between
Runnel .. the Democratic nominee, and old
Sam Houston, for the Governorship, Hous-
ton running as an Independent K. N. In
Missouri a Governor was chosen to fill the
place of Trusten Polk, elected to the u.
S. Senate, and the place of James s. Green,
also elected to the Senate. In Nebraska
Territory five candidates were in the field
for the honor of being Congressional del
egate, viz: Hon. Bird b. Chapman, late
delegate; Gen. B. p. Banker, pI Iesent Mar
shal of the Territory; Gen. Estabrook,
Gen. i. L. Bowen and HOLMAN Thayer.
All are Administration Democrats except
Gen. Thayer. The people of Iowa voted on
a new constitution, making some changes
thought to be demanded by the growth of
the State. The point Of greatest interest
was side question whether the word
white" Gn relation to the qualification of
citizens) should be stricken out. This
was made a aseparate issue, and majority
of all the votes cast must have been given
afirmatively in order to adopt it. The
free state men of Kansas expected to turn
out strong and make show of their
strength. They proposed to give Mr..
Walker hint as TO the direction of the
isothermal line.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-08-11

PRov1DErriALE ESCAPE OF AN ED1ToR.-
The Mauchf Chunk Gazette pokes fun at
German paper which it calls the ''Weiss-
port concerns" and few days ago its ed
ltor came near ssdemolition." Thus
"On Tuesday. aslapping big, bloated,
red-headedgiant, with slapping big stick,
suddenly entered the Lehigh Valley Rail
road Office Tin thsroom below the Gazette
Office, } rushed upon our young friend,
Charles Seidle, clerk at that Office, and
seized him hy the throat, saying you tam
Rauch' vat for you put me in your baber?'
Charley gisractive, and young, but weighs
only about one hundred and ten, whilst
the big red headed individual would draw,
besides large quantity of rot-gut, at
least two hundred Charley was alone in
the Office, and deemed it prudent to con-
vince his customer that he isn't Rauch.
Finding his mistake, he proceeded up
stairs, into the Gazette office, and desired
to see Rauch, but Rauch wasn't in Just
then, and feelsvery glad of it. We6ope
he may not call again until we have Sc
cured the services Of a fighting editor
We learn that the individual is travelling
agent and editor of the little Weissporl
paper"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-08-11

The following item from "Ion," of the
Baltimore Sun, will explain itself. Office
holders take .iiotice
""Few die and none resign Thecour-
tesy.and tho patience of the Administra-
ton is exhausted, and will no longer wait
for vacancies III the diplomatic and regular
corps. Al commission in service abroad
seems to be lease for life, and who will
relinquish it2j Who will resign service
which, to our republicans, presents such
charms as the sight of kings and admis-
sion TO courts2
"Rotation cannot go forward consistent
emily with the convenience of incumbents
The Administration positively declare that
they will wait no longer"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-08-11

MASSACRE OF MIssIoNARIEs.--Ale letter
from Rev. A. Medland, of Meerut, dated
May 18th. says: "The missionaries and
native Christians of Delhi are, / believe,
killed" A letter in the London Times
from Rev. 7. G. Smith chaplain of Meerut,
India, says:
.'The Rev. Mr.. Jennings, chaplain Of
Delhi, and his grown-up daughter Ian
amiable and much respected young lady,
were murdered in the palace, where they
were living with Capt. Douglas, (also
killed, commandant of the guards. The
Delhi Bank was plundered and burnt, as
were all cantonments, together with the
premises of the Delhi Gazette, the Treasu-
~ sacked, and the church burnt. But a
very few, | fear, have escaped by the
Kurnaul road and in this direction, al
though it is rumored that several carriages
were seen proceeding to Kurnaul The
rebels are still. at the palace of Delhi, and
are reported to be fighting among them
selves. Numbers have lost all that they
posses ed, except the clothes on their
backs. Not a single European or native
Christian is left alive in Delhior in the
ne:ghborhood.''
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-08-11
RaPUnLroAN cENraAL CoMMIrrnE.
Rzz- We have been requested to giv

EE We have been requested to give
the number of delegates to which each
township is entitled, in the County Nom
mating Convention. We have not the
returns Of the Presidential election before
us, nor any means of ascertainingit. AZ
ter consultation with members of the COM
mittee, it has been thought best to change
the basis of representation, so as to corre-
,spond with former conventions. The ba-
sis will be, therefore. one delegate for ev-
cry 25 votes cast at the last October cleo
ton, and an additional delegate for every
fraction over 12. The number of dele
gates to which each township will be en-
titled, will be as follows:
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-08-11
Reason and Common sense.

Our readers may remember we have several oc-
easons spoken in eulogistic terms of prepar-
alton which Dr. SETH s. HANcE, of 10e Baltimore st.,
Baltimore, Md, has discovered for the Of Epi-
leptic Fits. Now, in doing so, have been actuated
by the very best motives, viz the alleviaton of hu
man suffering. From circumstances which have late
ly come to our knowledge fear there lisa certain
class of persons who not disposed to try this
edy ina common sense manner. We allude to tho
fact Of selecting particular ease In n towrwhere
perhaps there are six or eight cases, and trying IL
one case Now, perhaps the case selected might be
the only Of the whole number that IL would not
cure. This neither doing themselves nor the medi-
cine Justice. If dozen persons stricken down
with the cholera in town neighborhood, would
they all send for physician, would only one em-
Poy him, and wait and If he cured the first pa
tient? That plan Of procedure would be absurd
So in the Of Dr. Hancc's remedy, every one who,
has Fits shouldtryft for reasonable length OF time
II will not cure in day week; nothing worth doing
can be accomplished once. What is easily DONE is
as easily undonc. The growth of time is enduring
From the most respectable imony we have exam
ined, we feel assured that by proper perseverance,
In this remedy, nine of Epilepsy out Of ten may
be cured. The Pills sent by mail FREQ Of postage
to any part Of the world. Prices one box s3 two So
twelve s24. You will find the address above.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-08-11


Itis expected that the Branch Railroad
from Scott's Landing TO Parkersburg, will
be completed in a short time. The pre-
liminary survey has already been made.
and it is for the interest Of all concerned
that the road should be built as soon aa
practicable.
GRowTH OF KANSAS CRY, MIssouRr.-
The census Of Kansas City, Missouri,
shows population Of upward Of three
thousand two hundred. In November ia
1851 was but four hundred and seventy
eight. ..s
Ichabod Corwin, Esq, Of Champaign
county, is spoken of for Lieutenont Gov
ernor on the Republican ticket. Mr. Cor
win isa man Of fine talents, and bore him
self brayely in the late slave rescue cases.
SHOCKING CATAsTnopHE.-A romantic
father, whose name was Rose, called his
daughter "Wild," ond she grew up under
the appellation of 'Wild Rose" But in.
a few years the girl fell in love with anil
married a man named Bull, which sadlF
interfered with the romance Of the Isdys
name--"WnD BULL"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-08-11
Astonishing Cure with only One
Bottle.
4. JOS. B. Haul g. Co., say !.

JOS. b. HALL g. Co., say.
PREsauE ISLE, Aroostook Co., Me-, Ap. "a, '54.
"We herewith send you certificate Of
cure performed by the use of ONLY ONE BorrLE
of the German Bitters; we think Mr.. Clark 10
be man of veracity, and have no doubt of
the truth Of his story
Messrs. Jos.-B, Hall & Co.-Gentlemen-,
In answer to your inquiries, will state that
my daughter, aged about 16 years, has been
complaining of pain in her side for six or
seven yeats, and about the first of January
last, was taken down and confined to her bed.
The pain in her side was very sew ere, besides
being troubled with pains between her shoul-
ders ard in her breast. Flom reading a num-
Der of cures performed by "Hooflands German
Bitters," J was induced to try it IN her case,
and sent to your store and purchased ONE Bor-
TIE. She had laken it but few days when
she began TO improve, and now, after taking
only one bottle, she is enjoying better health
than she has for years. She feels no pain in
her side or in any part Of her body, and at
tributes her cure entirely to the German Bit
tiers. WM. CLARK.
Salmon Brook, Aloostook c., Me.
See Advertisements
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-08-11
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
Prepared from prescription of Sir J. Clarke,M D.,
Physician Extraordnaryto TO the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfaiing in the o Z
all those painful and dangerous diseases to which the
female constitution is subject. 1t moderatcs all
coss and removes all distractions, and speedy euro
may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited. 1t WILL in short tiae bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
Stamp of Great Britain, prevent countcrfeits.
CAUTION.
These pills should not be taken by females during
the FIRST TBREE MONTHS OF Pregnancy, as they are
sure to bring Miscarriage but any other time they
are safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain
in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertion,
PaPaton of the Heart, Mysteries, and Whites, these
Pills will effect a when all other means have
failed, and althougha powerful remedy, do not con-
tain iron, caionci, aRtimony, anything hurtfui
the constitution.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
(Late l.. C. Baldwin & Co..) Rochester, N. Y.
n. B.--SIOO and postage stamps enclosed TO any
authorized AGENT will insure bottle of the Pills by
return mail.
For cby d. Reed, Pomeroy, o.; J. d. Park, Gin
cinnati, o. july2y1.