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Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-22
rtom DE Bas,m Heaieal Journal.

Although we are opposed to the system Of advertising for
good and sufficient reasons still we deem but justice to
saw that Dr. YouNG is Of the most industrious and in
deiagabe voares of the medical science in the United
States. f
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-22
WAGON ROAD CONVENTION.

We, the undersigned, Senators, Representatives and
citizens of the counties of Caayeras Tuolumne San Joa
qun Amador stanisaus Merced Mariposa Tuare Contra
Costa Santa Clara and Alameda desrous Of advancing the
interests of respective counties by inducing the Over
land Emigration the coming and fall through the
practicable route into the Southern mining and agr
cultural districts hereby recommend Convention be
held at Mokelumne Hill, on the
Second day OF May, 1857,
for the purposes hereinafter mentioned
1s-That fund be raised by subscription the repair
ing and improvement of tho best practicable road TO Carson
Valley.
2dIhat a committee be appointed to take charge and
disburse such fund the opinion of tho Convention may
be deemed advisable.
Ihat Agents be appointed by said Convention to take
position the main horoghres and to be empowered to
use all fair means induce the emgrants to travel the
Southern route
4,hThatin view of appropriations having already been
made by Congress for the opening of wagon roads TO
State representatives and citizens of the southern
mining and agricultural countless notice with regret that
claims to part of such appropriations entirely
overlooked offering we do the feasible and
practicable roads to populous district lying, geogaphi
cay in the centre of the State and must depend entirely
upon enterprise bring road avorably before
the travelling public.
Joseph $. Watkins Caaveras county
T. T. Beatty. calaveras county
l. NJ Aul. ..1"h Juaquih eouuS
Thomas jenkins ...............sa san joaquin county
sames hyermore. ........,..,.,......A .Amador county
W. j. Howard. .harlposa county
VIM Holden. ................-.....s .sAnsaus county
O. Gilman. Iuoumne county
Dan. Showalter Mariposa and Merced counties
o. X. Smith Fresno and Tulare counties
George Lewis shuier .'ahferas county
James W. Coifroth .Tuoumne and stansaus counties
A. r. Meony Contra Costa and San joaquin counties
W. d. Norman. ..... .Calaveras and Amador counties
j. w. Vaudeville. le.................. Tuolunne county
D. Crandan .Amador and Calayeras counties
G. Washington Patrick ............ Tuoumne county
ueorge IL hoeefs... Iuouinne county
Samuel A. Merritt Marposa Mcrce Tulae and Fresno co.'s
Sam. d. Bell. Alameda and Santa Clara counties
DaVu r. pougiNs. san JOAQUIN county
j. 1. farey. Amador county
Thomas N. cazneau. Columbia Tuolumne county
George > Evans. Sonora Tuolumne county
H. W. Luekett.. t.......,..... .Sonora, Tuolumne county
W. 7. Williams ........... Sonora Tuolunne county
j. C. shipmsn. Jackson, Amador county
BENZ Lppineott. t.............-.......Mo Mokelumne Hill
| James b. Iarue, e,.................... d. Terry
/ STOCKTON.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-22
SAN FRANCISCO ADVERTISEMENTS.
DIR. l.. j. on A p X A Y :
GRAND MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
1NSTrTUTB,
ARMORY HALL b UILDING,
Sacramento Street. below Montgomery :.
SAN FRANCISCO.

Eaallished for NE Permanent Cure Of all Private ana
Chronic Diseases, and he Suppression 9 Qidokerg.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-22
CLOTHING wAREHoUS e.
W. G.. BAD GER, ,
Battery Street. cOrRer Merchant,
San Francisco,

-. Importer Of Every Variety Of ...
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS;
ALSO
Blankets, Ducks, Drills, Sheetings, Hats, Caps,
Boots and Brogans.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-22
ID. J. DAHLEE, Printer.

State Of California City and County of San Fran.
ciscoOn this thrtylrst day Of July, A. d. 1856 be
fore me, Wm. G.. Jewett Notary Public, personally
appeared d. J. Dahee, known 10 me, who being duly
sworn, did depose and say that the contents of the
card herewith signed by him are true. 10 witness
whereof, have hereunto set my hand and affixed my
official seal the day and year first above written.
IT,. 81 WM c. JEwETT Notary Public.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-22

DR L. J. CzAPKAY, LATE IN THE HUNGA-
~ rian Revolutionary War, Chief Physician TO the
goth Regiment of Honveds Chief Surgeon to the Mill
tary Hospital at Pesth, Hungary and late Lecturer on
Diseases of the Urinary Organs, and Diseases of Wo-
men and Children. has opened his Institute for the
cure of all forms of Private Diseases such Syphilis,
Gonorrhma, Nocturnal Emissions and all the conse-
uuences of Self In the first stages Of Syphitc
or G0norrhUa Diseases he guarantees cure in few
days. without Inconvenience TO the patient, or him
drance TO his business. When patient by neglect or
improper treatment, has developed the symptoms of
Secondary Syphilis, such as buboes, painful swell
ngs of the groins, ulcers in the throat nose,
which, if not checked destroy the soft parts and
the bones TO mortify, separate and come away leav
ing the sufferer hideous to behold or when spotches
and pmples break ont upon the skin, or when he has
painful swellings upon the bones or when his const
tuition injured TO prcdispose to consumption
constitutional disease, the Doctor guarantees cure or
asks no compensation. In rheumatism, chronic or
acute, in Dysentery or DiarrhTa, he has safe and
efcctnal remedies. For the treatment Of the conse
quences of SelfAbuse, such as Nocturnal Emissions,
Nervousness, Timdity, Headache. Pains in the Back
and Limbs with General Weakness, Loss of Appetite
Loss of Memory, Injury to the Sight, Restessness
Confusion Of Ideas Dislike for Society, and Feeling
of Wearness Of Life with the nervous sysiem so ex
ctable that slight noises shock starte the patient
making his existence miserable. For the above mala
dies, the Doctor will guarantee cure, or ask no com
pensation He can be consulted free of charge, and
Invites all to call as II will cost them nothing and may
be much to their advantage.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-22

IS- SPERMAToRRHGiA, or Local Weakness, Nervous
Debility, Low Spirits Lassitude, Weakness of the
Limbs and Back, Indisposition and Incapabiity foi
Labor and Study, Dulness Of Apprehension Loss Of
Memory, Aversion to Society," Love of Solitude Timid
ity, Sel-Distrust, Dizziness Headache, Involuntary
Discharges Pains in the Side, Affections of the Eyes
Pmples on the Face, Sexual and other Inhimitles in
Man. are cured without fail by the iustlyceebrated
Physician and Surgeon, l.. j. Czapkay His method
of curing diseases is new-unknown to others-ant
hence the great success. All consultations-by letter
or otherwise--free. Address l.. j. Czapkay, NJ. d..
San Francisco, California.
The Washington union., 1857-09-29
Magnifcent Grain and stock Farm for sale

TIME subscriber having fixed his residence IN
washington years, wishes sell his farm sock
upon such terms be satisfactory 10 any one
drsrous of farming The farm which WIZ sell
contains quality land lying IN ha county rue
mne From the town Oh sowing
Green There about seven hundred acres
Of rich and gently rolling prairie the balance timber
OF cntvaion one uunnreo
wheat acres NJ orchAru On sno
be enclosed BY an
farm IN the neighbornooo hens
never failing there small creek ruhnm
through tract inexhaustbe supply watSf NJ
farm twelve miles from the hohsns
and rapdy growing city market town on she hs
sip river with complete Bowling Green py winch
10 Louisiana and return he
day. -......
The buildings are cottage dwelling house good repair contain
inc eight rooms Kitchen pantry negro houses
stables other ouhouses BESIDES e sso
water there failing within two hundred yhfas
the mouse two cistern which Is thirty feet deep and ion is
ache with brick and paseed INSIDE VIII
hvdraul cement finished the copietest manner
There is hsafEt Jar the Stafs MissoETli n
beautiful and raisbe oAc
eornp 10 It's sizen wish 10 sell h simply because
whilst engaged present enterprise as the editor and PROPRIETOR
The conveniently manage and carry
ont TO proper advantage. . -
The terms viii accommodating BY paying
cash the have four 10 pay the balance m Y
having securing the deferred payments m the usual
rr..l,.n u.or o,,- 49, n, ,,,-
Apy nurv to the subscriber washington o on my
co. partsara Harris Murray, Bowling Green,
Yfke county Mo- viii be promptly ATTENDED 10 r .pprv
Sept 90 -
The Washington union., 1857-09-29
PRESIDENT BUCHANAN.

The Cleveland Plain Dealer, in the following, but
speaks the sentiments of the conservative democratic
of the whole country
The complete which has thus far attended the
administration Of Mr. Buchanan has had the effect to wake
up the and pride of the party which elected him.
to silence the complaints of the opposition croaker and
10 inspire very general confidence in the people Of all
parties None found talking about the ruin
which is TO overake the country the result of demo
cratic rule. No of wars about Cuba
has not been annexed Canada is quiet; and Kansas
'beeds' Peace regns at home and abroad and
quiet and plenty content the country The independent
treasury guards well the peoples money As nation,
we rich with overtiowng Golfers, and the earth Is
groaning with abundance for and beast false sys
ten Of finance has worked out its legitimate fruits in the
darrangement and disorder of currency matters but
this temporary evil chargeable 10 local and lo
cal Legislation and which, if left TO the general laws
Of trade viii regulate itself 1t calls for general
bankrupt Law remedy, any change IN nation
al policy government system of finance. Mr. Buchan
an has shown himself the COOL conservative statesman
the times peculiarly demanded and the confidence of his
party and the whole country earnest and
abiding in his patriotism ssgacity, and wisdom than
this moment "
The Washington union., 1857-09-29
TREASURY nxrAErxrSr,

september %, 1877
NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN holders Of stocks Of the unsd
Apartment VIII purchase such os&ies a. AA be
duly assigned Ued States previous 20 tbs s
heretofore offered and paid VIZ
10 per cent premium IN Of ls42;
10 per cent premium ON loans Of 1ss7 and l8&s; and
per premium indemnify cent stock together
with the interest accrued in each from Isl July
Tho ist day OF Eovc
shall gwen win be purchased Si ihs FOL
lowing rates viz
per cent premium Of 1872
IA per premium Of 1sz7 and Isss and
par promin indemnity per cent stock, with ba
accrued interest pas able thereon, respectively
inscribed and transfrabs tbs books
treasury shall received here assigned the unsd States
December when the transfer books Win bs closed
January when the haery interest payable s
the hAear be expressly assigned % the
by ockhodsr, interest for the currsDt half
year settlement. the win payable
by schedules heretofore
purchase will settled In favor Of The lawful
stock tho Unned States in to
prescribed regulations Of assignments of stock and
rianoe the by draft the easnr
ss Boston, Fhladeha al the option Of shs party IN
rhose fpyor the additional In
,sre wiz be here for the draft 20 be
,an, INV mail HOWELL COBB
Sep 24-du lhtSil
The Washington union., 1857-09-29
TA. Nas Enulan4 BanE..

BosroS Sept 2s.-The announcement that the Suffolk
Bank had refused 30 redeem the bills Of the country banks
requires modification.
The Suffolk Bank refused 10 change the bills Of the
country banks for individuals for the alleged reason that
the amount presented greater than the clerks could
attend 10 Depoztes of country money sent from the
other banks promptly redeemed.
Tine country banks generally well protected, and
viii retain the public confidence.
The Washington union., 1857-09-29
Bank Of Commerce,
GsoRaErowE, d. c., September 10, 1867

GEoRaErOwN, D. c. September II, IboI
A MEETING of the Stockholders of this Bank
the banking house ON Friday evening the 18th
The president explained the stockholders the reasons
which the 10th instant 10 temporarily
the Of depoes and made full exhibit OF he al
andc condition Of the bank.
fter full investigation IL
stockholders fully satisfied that the resources
of this bank ali is liabilities
The bank be- and he hereby d
reced and all its dspos OF one hun
and the residue with IN
OF the bank be
made available (which short OF hme)
red pursued by president Of the hank
18th Instant approval ...- ..
opd That hereby acknowledge
responsibility for all the liabilities of the bank and
e' q T. RTTTENHoUsE,
Sop 23-dlw President
The Washington union., 1857-09-29
DIED.

Sunday, inst EUGENE B. Burr aged II years
Es place this day AT O'Clock, from the
residence Of his fslher DAVID H. BrsK 3s4
Al the Fauouer sulphur ane, Sunday tho 9th sep
en,ber IN the SSH year his age Gen MOSES Gf nmsry Of
Culpeper county, Virginia.
subsequently, legislature for several years ana
adjuant general ne commanded an independent
corps ready the State IN time o nee
large frame 70 height weighing nearly soO
pounds he was active person Brave any man be
friend generous and ohvauus opponent liberal and
hospable great respect devoted attachment OF
widely family connexion atested his worth all The reia
tons Of life. In every position he a Of mark
The Washington union., 1857-09-29

An Illinois correspondent, writing from Calhoun ooun-
~ says that there had been cut there mammoth tree
which made 5000 staves that sold for 81 per
thousandtota SIS and the top six cords and half of
wood and sold at So per cord-tota s19 80 Total pro
duct of the tree G4 SO.
The Washington union., 1857-09-29
Falss Ran.or corrsctad.

NEw YoRK Sept 2s.-The suspension of the -four
house OF Abbott Dodge Co has given rise TO
that Clark, Dodge Co., and Phelps. Dodge, d Co,
bankers, have suspended Private dispatches to tins
effect having been abroad it is but justice 10 state
that their cohtents are without foundation
The Washington union., 1857-09-29
Bank OF the Metropolis,
Washington. september %. 1917

IN the confident expectation that the means ON
those expected other places would be
enable the bank all demands which might reasonably be
or continued through
the wol Of Saturday the 2eh but the panic created by
other banks having caused much demands
anticipated the the painful
cesty snBpendng specie payments for tho present They have
confident OF being able short
they the community that
all
exn shall be made afford the best accommodations under
the circumstances
By order Of the board
TH0s CARBERY, President
Attest Rp. SMITH, Cashier
Sept 2p-H
The Washington union., 1857-09-29
From EafH

NoRtoLK, Sept 2B.-No suspensions have taken plac'
here to-day Apprehensions felt of a by foreign
brokers tomorrow but the banks feel secure
The Washington union., 1857-09-29
Sn,ahern Rnnkr Firm

AueusrA, eGa-,) Sept 2s.--The South Carolina and
Georgia banks all right and the question Of suspen
sion u not entertained in any quarter
The Washington union., 1857-09-29
S,spens,on or tis Proridrnc. Bank,

PROVIDENCE, Sept. 2sThe Providence banks have re-
solved TO suspend specie payments Their liabilities TO
the public are not over quarter Of their capital
The Washington union., 1857-09-29

RICHMOND, Sept 2s, p. m.-The banks here closed
firm, the demand on them having been moderate and
they have determined not to suspend They refuse to
take ON dposte the notes of suspended Virginia banks
The Bank Of Monticello at Charlottesville suspended
to-day, and 1t is reported that the banks of Lynch
burg have also suspended
The Washington union., 1857-09-29

yTIRGINIA MONEY TAKEN AT PAR.-We will
continue to receive Virginia and paper
fr all kinds of clothing prices
WALL STEPHENS
. street between Ninth and Tenth,
Sop 2p-dl0f rear Of our Old stand
The Washington union., 1857-09-29

instances have redeemed their hves ~ matter o
modatioD.
specie demands premium Of 10 per cant for Bal
tnnore funds
The Washington union., 1857-09-29
Kail.re q sa.ll.e,n FI0.r Msre.anIl..

New YoRK Sept 2s.-Abbott Dodge, & Company
suspended.
The Washington union., 1857-09-29

DrrRoT, Sept ga fire occurred ON Friday at Grand
Rapids destroying many of the best houses Loss $780,
900. Insurance, $50, 900 to $6o, 900.
The Washington union., 1857-09-29
Hsavy Robbery.

PHnADEIruIA, Sept 28.-The silk-house of Curtis &
Co. in Chestnut street. robbed Of So 900 in goods
since Saturday
The Washington union., 1857-09-29
OFFICIAL. .
D1AHrHHSr 90 srEzz,

washington scptcuber y AseI
InrmAsu hom the United consul Al No
s4 Yuratan ts death At sA On the An Of june @
Eugene Lawrence citizen Of the unEsd -ie and a. os
leyec lase . native o 0r Now York
Ths enscz by The ha1 q 1As CONSUL rse
resides nerda-
The Washington union., 1857-09-29
Monaary Afairs N Balamore.

BArrrMoHx, Sept 2sp m.-There Is material
change 10 monetary affairs to-day. The banks In some
The Washington union., 1857-09-29
NE New Haven Register saws:

TIC lNVW IfaNtu IstE fsItI bHyss :
:" The reception which the twcnty-eight wise of
Gotham with from their friends is rather
cold comfort The Hartford Courant finds their epstle
too long for its columns the Boston Traveller promises
extracts the New York Times has doubts about the
soundness Of it's doctrines while the Tribune gives II Just
about much commendation party deconcy required
On the other hand they catching II with merccss
rdjcule from the other side.
The Nashville (Tenn.) Union has the following
painful intelligence
"A gentleman writing us from Memphis says that Gen.
Haskil Is hopelcssy insane This painful intelligence
will be received with general regret throughout the
State {"
In Vermont one person TO every is unable to
Rad or write Tapelkr
That is the black republican banner State.
AIbary Aryw,
The Washington union., 1857-09-29
c0stRaqratioa in MschiQan

NEW YoRK, Sept 2s.-The steamer Jura brought but
one paper which the Cork Examiner of Wednesday
The Washington union., 1857-09-29
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

United States Court Rooms at Boon. The Secretary Of
the Interior has concluded arrangement by which the
government has purchased contingent upon the approval
Of Congress- for the of the United States courts and
their officers at BOSTON the Masonic Temple for the sum
Of sos, 600.
The PdUnn fadans.A letter was received by the de-
partment yesterday morning from Gen Denver Commits
siouer Of Indian Affairs dated Nebraska CITY, Nebraska
Territory September 14th in which he states that he
was daily expecting the arrival of the Pawnee Indians
with whom he intended to hold conference.
he Cisas Of MuesoiaThe Secretary of the interior
received yesterday morning letter from VIM. B. Gere
United States marshal for Minnesota dated ST. Paul
September 81 Marshal Gefe bsily engaged making
arrangements for taking the Of that Territory in
accordance with the provisions of the law authorizing the
holding OF constitutional convention preparatory to its
admission into the Union as SOVEREIGN State
The Washington union., 1857-09-29
The Ohio Rieer.
The Frginia Banhs.

WHEELING, Sept 2s.The river here still continues to
fall
The Washington union., 1857-09-29
TREASURY DEPARTMENT..

hnportaa Gre1a@.The suboined important circular
issued yesterday by the Commissioner of the General
Land Office:
Circular 10 Lend Officers he 7svor~ IF Mnnesota Ransa
and Nebraska.
BY the joint resolution of Congress- approved Sd March
1887 valid presumption claims the 18th and Seth
ens heretofore reserved for schools In the Territories
of Minnesota Kansas and Nebraska viii be recognised
fres le settlement has been may BE- made prior to the survey
lst In cases where the approved plat of survey has
not yet been returned the decaratoy statement must be
filed scfhn three months after the re Of such approval plat
as The diayics office
I'd Where the plat is now in the registers Office the
declaration must be filed within three months from the
fra publication Of this arcstar gouT land dayld
failure to comply with this requirement Will work
forfeiture of the claim
The Washington union., 1857-09-29
by A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

by A. GREEN, Auctioneer-
~ GOVERNMENT SALE AT THE MAYNARD
M Washington by order Of the nnvy "Wednesday
n b Wbop nayyTSrd a. 10 O'Clock m for cash in specie
800 sash frames, assorted ..
doors nxed sash
% shutters, window frames
double window frame and sash lights
double window frame
mante heads 2 cart wheels
high pressure engine, ten horse power
Sep 24-d ... Anctioneer.
TIME HANDSOMEST STYLES, COME EARLY
Il Our stock of hne French British and American ancy and
doubt that the styles OF all OF which are su
peror anything that will be offered in this market during the au
price only deviation purchaser overnrged
opening bills with strangers
All bills rendered July LIST viii be settled prior to beginning new
Central storcs' building,
CEvERAL grades select black silks.--Ten pieces
81 rs with fun all the wider thicker and
higher priced grades up to the very best made
ms price only deviation.
Ss New supplies daily.
PERRY BROTHER
Central stores,n building,
Sep Is-1odh Opposite Centre Market
UTHITE PIGUE Tor Marseilles) with flannel
w bacTcn pieces Of the above article adapted for autumn
Our stock Of remarkably large
In all probability pure goods
New supplies from North East daily.
One pro only marked in plain figures from which no deviation
All bills rendered July prior opening
Twenty shsw varied fabrics and styles
Central Stores. west building,
Sep 1a-I0tdif Opposite the Centre Market
The Washington union., 1857-09-29

MAJOR GEORGE f. LINDSAY, quartermaster of the Uni
ted States marine corps died of dropsy at O'Clock
Sunday afternoon his late residence in this city
The Washington union., 1857-09-29
The Mails of thf .Tura.

BosTos, Sept 28.The Suffolk Bank refuses to redeem
the bills of the New England country banks
The Washington union., 1857-09-29
The Nep E,,oLand Ranks

NEW YoRK, Sept 28-Rumors affecting Clark Dodge
& Co.. and Phelps, Dodge, Co., entirely untrue
The Washington union., 1857-09-29

UvULARDS HOTEL. G. a. h A. Willard
w Pcnusvnna Fourteenth street Washington
Ian 2p-dift
The Washington union., 1857-09-29

DOBES A QUILLE.-Novelties in fabrics in
III silk, popin Jaspe de lane, grsaile valencia, &c
FIounced robes, In silks and other fabrics
early shswls and scarfs
10 Chenille scarfs
10 pisces plaid poplns
10 cartons long and square shawls for mourning
20 pieces figured (printed) merinos .
nrstuss dry goods sent by
correspondents from the North and East daily ..
One price only marked in plain figures by Of the n from
which deviation Is allowed
opening bills with AL bills rendered
July be closed prior 10 beginning
Good articles low prices and fair dealing DO rolled on in all
PERRY a BROTHER,
Central Stores p building,
Sept 1e-dl0hff opposite Centre Market.
The Washington union., 1857-09-29

ID EIIABLE QUALITIES.-We open to-day
pieces cloths cassmorus for youths
Jackets and pants
pieces black and colored cloths for gents
Cassmees and vesings choice assortment In plain and ny
STYLES.
Cravats, umbrellas gloves, hafhose
Pocket handekruhes neck ties
Suspeuders, undershirts, and drawers
gcnts' travelling mauds, select
200 pieces hrng cotion from medium 10 extra fine
100 pieces shirtine linens, all grades
20 pieces fine linens for bosums and collars
the linens made Ireland orders
10 embroidered and plain linen stitched shirt bosoms
The quantity Of goods for gnlemens annually passing
through hands enables to offer the best fabrics the least
prices
. New supplies daily.
price hence purchaser ovcrcharEed
We opening any new bls with strangers.
All old their bills rendered July LIST prior
beginning ..a.s
ARTICLES prices and fair dealing relied in all
PERRY BH0rHER
Central stores, west building.
Sept 1ps-10dft opposite Centre Market.
The Washington union., 1857-09-29

TIME PRESENT EXTENT OF OUR STOCK OF
drv rooas ali procured known
The trade and marked IN plain down 70 ih ess cash
Tormficd, rsnasrs uss'rAo
purchasers and nexpeiieneea puye,s
inspect (Which they most cordial eono,ea 70 '''
"'o' - s' d HROTHEh-
Stores building
-, "a ,at, Opposite Centre MARKET