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The daily Butte record., 1858-03-17
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE UNDER
signed will apply TO the Board Of Supervisors of
Butte county at their next regular session, Tor re-
uewnl OF their License to run Ferry across Feather
River at McConnelis Ranch.
MCCONNELL 4 BILLINGS.
February 4 1885,
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-17

EMARKABLE INSTANCE OFMEDlCAL RE-
KU LIEF-Below we publish the certificates of
two of the sufferers from the pangs of disease who.
having recovered from their former health. and i'm.
PEELED by gratitude make known their cases and re.
medal agent, and thoir statements are authenticated
by n Notary Pubic Tho demands of society impc-
riousy command their publicity. and we commend
their pefusal to the attention Of all afflicted:
CERTIFICATE
TheunIcrsgned, desirous Of oiacquainting those who
may le unfortunate enough to be similarly afflicted
where pcrmnnent relief of their suffering. may be
obtained, feels 1t his duty TO thus publicly express
his most sincere gratitude 10 DR.. l. j. czapkay, for
the permanent recovery of hr health. Borne down
by the Distressing SYMPTOMS Incl lent To The vicious
practice Of uncomfortable passion In youth; depressed
in body and mind: unsble TO perform even the most
tring duty Imposed upo1i the daily avocalons Of
life, sought the ndvice of muny physicians, who at
first regarded my dsosse AS of trang Importance
but has,a!tcr few weeks and in several instances
bio horror, that instead of relief the symptoms be-
alarming in their torture, and being told
by one that my discase being principally confined to
ihn brain, medicine would be of tt'e consequences.
drspgrud OF ever rpganing my heal H. strength AMI
energy; and as last resort. and with but faint
hope called upon Dr. Czapkny who, after examm ming
my yrescrbad some nHiicInc which Utmost in.
SANITY relieved me of the dun pain aud dlLues- ~
my head. Encouraged by lhis result. I resolved to
place myself Immediately uader his care, and by u
srht adherence to his directions and advice NY head
btchlne cIchi my iuchs cphtcteu, 3h~ constant PAIN
ia my back and l,rons, the weakness of my limbs,
tho nervous reacpn Of nv whole l-slv The sight.
e,i alarm or excitement: the misardhropy and evil
iOrebodings; the self di-rtis aud want Of confidence
IN others; the ncnpaby 10 study, nnd want of res.
onon; the frightfy, excing, and nj times pk.nsur.
able dreams ut nigat. followed by invoiuntary dis
charges, have all disappenrod and Ia fact IN two
monIhs after having consulted the Doctor, felt ~
inspired by II new ie-tha life winch. but n short
time ago contcmplnted 10 end by my own hand.
With II view 10 guard thc unfortunate from falling
into Tho hands ~ incompetent qIucks, deem 1t my
duty to offer this testimony to The merit and skin of
Dr. tZapkny, and recommend him Ia all who may
stand ire need of medical ndvce. being INSURED by my
own experience, tnat once nndc' his care, radical
and permanent cure will be effected.
b.. FILLMORE.
State of California. County Of San Francisco. Sub
scribed and sworn be(oTs this lSth day If April
\. ID. 1886. Signed. JOHN MIDDLETON. H. sI
Notary Public.
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REMEMBER-That Or. J. C. young's Office or
- me treatment of Private Diseases, il at the cor
ner Of Montgomery and Calforn,. -ts San Francisco
ne nEMBhk-rbat Or. Yonng wants patients
pu. lnose tnily capable Of apprec iaiinv aud disIn
geisnlng me services Of n r.xulnr. thorough brei
pn!s,cai' from the palty unlearned and triGng
NJ nihnhMbhk-Iha I DR. Young is ibe only regular
bred physician advertising 10 cure diseases of npru
dence ~ ~ -
hhhEMbbR-That DIR Young's remedies and
trea'hrn. are entirely unknown 10 all others pre-
pa1eu ,r1m le spent in the great Hospitals Of Es-
Gals imported - '''"" pun
REMEMBER-That DR. Young rive, every aiisn-
"Vh W o'seases peculiar to females.
80, from The Boston Medical Journal
n,'"ouRh we are opposed 10 the system ~ adrer
using, Tor good and suficen, reasons still We sern
most aI 70 say that Dr. Young Is one OF ihs
ms.i.., ,ous ..,s ana interchangeable voiaries ci The
'"eh'eai science 10 the United s,ass.
sy-No CURE, NO PAY.es
ici MA sircets, San Fr au,se,
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MEDICAL.
DIR. j. c. YOUNG,

LateProfessor at theUniversity, Penn.
Can be found at The old stand, corner Of
|MonlgomeTy and California streets, San
francisco,
where he can beconsulted privately ind with the
utmost confde by the afflicted all hours daily.
from A. NJ, until r. NJ. (Curesaiways guaranteed
or no pay required.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-17

T'BEEE ARETnOUSANDS in this State suferiRr
i low Of Scientific medical treatment, and
you seas h. apply to n Physician. because they bhve
been deceived or their friends have been, by some
ot she dhnratnBs " infest the community, and who
publish themselves ne good physicians. professors.
etc. To I'll such we unhsst taiingy recommend Dr.
g. foung, ns Physician In whom all ann place con.
Hdehce. lie fs n NAN OF eminent and prooum'
study, good surgeon. an honorable man. and one
who cas sympnshise with persons in hniction. HIS
sthn'ling ms n Physician ard gentleman are both
goaraMe-d-tse krst by his medical works. which
npe an hor to their author anil Inc extensive sad
highly successfol course of prae.sce whh which he
has been honoFed since his adyent in California. and
the latter by ms numerous prvn ana large circle d
acquaiBiances,
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
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family, and, finally, after dragging out amis-
! erable span Of degradation, caused him 20
plunge from the wheels Of time into the bot
fomless abyss of eternity, disaraee to his fam
ily,i reprobate Q % his God and q blot upon
the eScutcheon Of humanity.I szasr "a .l's y.
a. Bright will be the closing scene Of the night
e0us--those who. have had the moral courage
% ressst the faseiuaHng karnptatiens Of the de-
stroyeri had 6rInneas to warn the y0zng 10th
! by precepts and example, to shnni the danger
Gus road that Ieadslto ruin and dizhumDR here,
and wee hereatfcrs have assisted to lift the
feet of the inexperienced anilemrwary out Vi
the miry clay Of ftlly and venelicial Plea anfos,
and place them on the lofty rock of honor, mo-
rality and virtue, ,teaching them to improve
the present hours Of time, which arc ali they
can call their own, lin such InauneF that tlicy
may nse'to honor and renown in the world,
and so, having had grace to live Alright in the
! sight Of God and man, they will have grace to
oe ~ Pe'lcs s'nir $50 - a-s5 sed r5s5T u
Happy the man who In able 70 cry, gaz ,'aoa q
81 have lived for my God--in sarsHsi can die. !"
And now, amer having looked upon the like
ness Of the honest, upright, conscientious man,
the task becomes somewhat painful to turn the
picture and scan the opposit, side, where APP
pears the portrait of the Skinner who has grown
| odd in sin, and become hardened in his crimes
49y crimes her in expressed / do not mean any
fragrant outrage Or violation OF the laws of his
country, for such he may never have commit
ted. he may hevef have broken into his neigh
bOrs house and stolen his goods; he may ne
yer have welded the weapon of death, nor
stained his hands with human gore; yes. he
may be innocent Of AL these things, and vet he
| is guilty. And why?, Has he not violated
the commandments Of the God of high heaven,
who has said; Thou shalt love the Lord thy
| God with all thy heart, with al thy soul, with
i'ah thy might, and thy neighbor as thyself
and these things shalt thou teach diligently to
thy children, and shalt talk Of them when thou
sittest in thy house, and when thou waikest ly
the way; and when thou Hest down, and when,
thou risest up. Thisyou have failed to do. ;. 1t
could afford you no pleasure, for the simple
reason that you had rather murder time than
improve it. You have walked the dowli-hil
of folly and vice, and not contented with doing
SO yourself, have dragged, others along with
you, and then, hike fiend, spofted with the
misery yoh have caused" but remember, Oh !
imam Of sin, that there Is a.wor1n that peySr
dies, Even time himself, vith III r5ii'll llersyIls
s8I<I18 j NIsesla Szslls6s IN tlssa ss< |.a
Gus worm into The chaos Of annihilation, 6tt
upon your guilty conscience It must continue
to prey like A. fcrked flame whtn The wheels
| of time shall cease 10 foil-2w'hen the sun ka;
been blown out, and, the elements Of nature
have melted with fervent heat - '.i@
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

The question has been often raised whether
the State courts have the constitutional power
to grant naturalization papers. r.g -..f...
|! The constitution of the United States (arti-
Gle one, section eight gives TO Congress the
power ..to establish a uniform rule of natural
I ization." ,......s 2. ... t,,4-.,
That Congress has granted to State courts
the right to naturalize, cannot be denied, The
act of Congress of, April IA, 1892, entitled can
act to establish uniform rule Of naturalization
and t. repeal the acts heretofore passed on the
subject." invests with this pqwer the supreme,
superior district or circuit courts of the State
or territorial districts of the United States The
third section OF the same act, fir the Durpesc
Of removing doubts whether certain courts Of
record in some of the States are included withi,
the Description in the .irat section, expressly
! seIflat ~ any curt Of record in any individual
S:ate, having coianion law jurisdiction. aud a
seal aad cic,k or prothonotary, shall he evn-
si,lered as . district court, within the meaning
Of this act; anil every alien who may have
been natpralizI in any such court shall ENJOY,
from aud after the passage of the act. the SAM
rights and privileges as if he had besn natss-al-
ized n e district or circuit court of the Enise
,CJnSFcss having fhHs. clearly conferred on
thc State courts the right to natuEalizc the only
remaining question Is, has il the constitutional
pcTef to csirlIer this right &, :. g3,,.rg ,7.,l,
:. It his been argued by those who deay1 tlis
right, that sectiol ope OF article three Of :le
Constitution of the United States declares that
<'the judicial power Of the rnitea Sta.es SHALL
Be vested Ia one Supreme curt and in such
fnieriot eossfts :ls C5ngreSs may from, time ia
time triain and establish that the 1T sf nat
'rasszati6n i judicial act, and can ic legally
performed BY none but lidiciai, power : that
the State cualrts, are not part of the iaiiSial
power OF tie CDited States, inasIn.lch as they
have not been oFsiaine.i and established ly C.s-
gress, III compliance with tle exisency OF, tbs
Constitution; and that they canDot, therefore,
be endowed constitutjonally with the night %
Hattiraiize. IN support. of the position that
C5nksess cannot confer the judicial power oi
the Gnised States slion courts which it has ma,
osslaihcd and established. II Is urged that. the
Supreme C5iift 81 the. United States has deci-
ded repeatedly that Congress has no right "a
e0nfefUfl the State courts jurisdiction Of cases
arising under the revenue laws, and that, rsss-
o6ing ty analogy, the action OF tI,cStatecousts
liz grading the right of citizeaShip Is invalid,
ard should sbc % declared by. to. Slprene
sShs pieshis,s Of the opponents poonsnt a the night
Of thd State courts T. paturaIize arc drfeciTe
I in 'oAe Important particdlsr, on which TIE
I wfi0le QUESTION seems % Depend The wesghi
o their afg1ihsesst rests on the assumption that
tie 60 Of naturalization i jusliciai act. II
n1zy - well aon the oflscr Iis. that
i . inistrasiye !. tfia > jll:Ise O.
5 -42 81 9SER szie1z s2sS9R1S- s21Tg"S - -
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

might nok Seed to ensnsiss of - eonn4rr.s and
Iof lucky Knox. wife u Sen. kfax. ssls6 IL
alone he's rgyalss kGnilf Is O. Gates ssunz
Qhakef aisl. hnd saved Nashiuuesln arsa -
South Carolina had nine cl,illrsn. aegun lsoss
were y the army. Hs woald intsodne6 tls
name 81 Mra Axnold. Reared In ksnrioua
Vie aaad sbey hal| 5sses rsa,s11s3 III ! sIssss
tine when he fell. She sEs hezself ID 4 ! lea
der in dissipation and fashion ) and o her in
flieace and extravagaace., he owed, .ias nreas
part his rum. With sach~ vifs as NSrtlm
Washington what. he asked, ui,xha not have
Teen expected from BENEDICT Arnold2 Aifer
abricf and catering references % the women
Of tlse present. day, tho leetured csheladell. -.
" T. Post. -, "a t,,s.s nae 3.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
! CONTRIBUTIONS.


Time rolls on With majestic sway .ui
And sweeps Of an shngs in his way;
How weak and paerile we are,r m
Before this mighty levelIer! .a-,,. -, =
Feeble, indeed and insignificant, is mortality
Wien placed bctnre the ponderOUs crcumvolv-
ing wheels of time, which rolls on with pow
er which nothing finite can resist; for the most
magnificent dVInes, the most massive struc-
ttres and extensive empires are swept Away,
csumbled into ruins and leveled in the dust. by
the force Of his unstayed power, for in.T
/ 1. Nature and art combined, esnnct withstand
&c The canrnbling eonsnct Of his bony hand. -
We spring tip bvioyant IN youthful hopes "a and
anticipatioLs the, warm ,ife-blOod courses
briskIy through its narrow avenues, enters, the
gently pulsating heart, and from thence flows
on, imparting heat life and animation through
out the whole system,f Up ght is the youth
tul form. the step elastic and firm, when lo /!
but a few short years revOlyes on the car Of
time, when he lays his ruthless hand upon the
glossy head, and Immediately the FURNISHED
locks afs-ssseaked with silvefy grey; The blood
creep sliiggishly through the sfiffenitie frame
the elastic step becomes totterfig and slow
the eyes are diTnfhed the cheeks are paIed.
ing figure beneath the wheels of time. Bat
happy such an one, even while bending under
the weight OF time, if the geaFsi Of his spEoha-
tiOnaTy existencel have been well improved---if
be can look back sxith pleasing satisfaction on
the days that have passed. and be alle 70 ssSs.
II have fought the good fight, have finished
my cearse:I have kept the faith. and his con
science at the same time can bear him out in
the hone that there is a crown of everlasting
NE LAID up for him in the realms of ethereal
glory, which the righteous Juage win give "a
hin, in that great day When the accounts be-
tween proprietor and steward shall haye ceane
to . fnal Erckoaing. He has kaithfully per-
formed bis duty 90 his Greatgr and his fellows
creatures, and feels no .paag ofsFepsoacli nov
thai he IN fast bounding along on the fevolv-
ing wheels OF time toward that dark niysteri-
oSlss fathomless, and unknown eternity. Time
insthis BIS hour Of exit from the stage OF NOR
tality, cOnjtre up no ghosts % alright the VI
sion oY the departing Traveller; he has been an
iEhpFover, not q murderer, Of pasSing mCgnents.
the ollspring of hnes No yoaRg maaeaa rise
mp and cry.. %he hes led me by fisexansple in
days that have passed into scenes Of dissipa-
ton aud fallss svheFe my s0til hsnanae hlightAd
with tla hoods Of murdered tiues Mw pres
peetsy = a nakural c0nseq quence. becanae ruined
with The black mildew Of sin No imp6rers
ished wife 0r anishing calildnrn can sp5int %
him The fngng of bitter suffering. hsast~aehs
and despair and say, s.le. In time pasts allured
my hnshands ms fatlaar, into the haunts of the
s:llnsR 0f time. pro1a0tegs 0f vito and nnrmnr-
tality teippted hm mNifk klse ellesd bait IL g.
aipaalon . Nanaader = laeazla sapurssish NJ
A
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
ORIGINAL POETRY.
THE FAREWELL.



4 FAREWELL We now must sever, -
- The parting hour has come.
n Cans thou forget me ever, '""5s i'-'''
When far from thee roamg ii'
: Can 'st thou forges the hours . y ee
i. Which aew on downy wing gs'.9
Wien, mongst the green wood bOwesss
We heard the wild birds sing!
...sfy 80 .ssszsxaT s'sasd
/, Farewell! sad is the parting, " sc-r.I
For we must NEE. no more s.ss-sl /.
The brIny tears are slartlng, s- H.'
The fountain has run Ger. si ..-~te E
Can'st thou forget the meetlngs,4 s-s
: Beneath. the willow tree---g' .a,3 j. zslr
Bright hopes, the hearts Wild beaiings,
\, Forget them all and me ,a.r.rusl - = .
Farewell the flowing river 80 nj
VIII stiff glide smoothly on; f7y
The Burning stars will CULVER .stl 3 9 30.
- The same when l arm gone. II o.a,
The rose win blow as sweeily, -sa.ls
4 The birds will sing as gay, 81, s-s.-I
The lily droop as swselly, 81 b.a
When, ] am far sway .f.-.s.is s,.
And other lips may bless thee 49,
With lays more sweet and fine,
And other hearts may love thee, !, l..t
- But not more true ihan mine. ~. -.
And other friend more softly -, r.. z...
sFs May bathe ,thy aching brow. a..
May soothe thy pains. more sweetly,
And breathe stronger VOW. ,-s e., Sac
Ye. none could feel more deeply So go
Than this sad adieu,. -, IA, %. ~
For none can ever giye thee F... ..,.-
: ~. A love more warm or true. -. a.. -
Alas !! the tears are fowiIig,, -. IL.
2 ~ Warm from aay. sinking heart; "a :,
No more the sun il glowing, -, -,
Z til 'FiStwilight--Se must part :, ;
Pale is the moonlight heaming
- Along the river shore; -
AHd on. the waters streaming,
u There we must walk, no more. s,.5..
The willow boughs are sweeping -.
The green where oft we met; -
81 The gay wild birds are sleeping,
II. ON say can st thou. forget -, - =.
Alfyess thou may st forsA me go, :. !, ].
While pleasure . lamp shall burn
/. g While gayer friends are round thee.
q z0n,wlehi thY shoygh may taEn.
: i3ias should the hassd 0f snrfOw
Fab heavy on thy head, 81, -.
( 0sthen thnu would 81 remember !, :
"a Thew1rds which ! have said. =,
fr vftf - 1sfse ssfs aft- OF "1ttf -tf.
p Bat, 10 the moon il sinking, a..'''' +. '
20 BesAhd the western sky,
q The lit:le stars are blinking
r1'1. From Their blue halls on high;
The crystal stream is flowing 3
G Along the aowery dell, ..
( And too must be going
II ~ FORGET not-fare-thee-well.
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TNHE andessigned aalkes occasion 10 MORN
~ ths nsaIuer0us friends and spAsFons Of the
lnson He'll that having been nnable' Co obfnim
his price fer the slreperLy according 60 his late
adyertised iniaallon 10 sell, he has corelidea 40
felpsl on hand, as OF OLD, Cor their ascoEasnoda-
tiOhs and that Of the pubic eeneralg. !. -,
Tie VII! continue the niaaagenaent OF the house
upon the same liberal and accommodating prln-
,espes shich, as he ils.leEs himself, have always
marked his career n hoss aurins the last twelve
yeHEn. and which, is kis pride - believe. have
eafssed his esaablAshmeusFso Be DISTINGUISHED as
',the Raspse n House.ii Gsatzful 90 lsis friends
fpr thesr fyogs in lhe paHs, IA eheerihIlyw
yo,es himself g their asTrsees ana hopes 10 ns-
eelVe and p,eFit taeir eontaneed suppeEt. -ssz
..s-,'. -; !. - JOSEPH MeRGAN,sll
Leonard s' Tow, Jan. H. lsSs--sf. s gwah.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

S0&sseA3 &81I38A1&k&3AEs
In Democraties Causgs ehsldseh the fra Of
March By thc Senasqss and nsmbess fsths
House Of Delegates vf Maryland, the kllawing
tee, Of Prince GeoFxeSs Soufsy. were usaniA
mDsisly adopted so.@ z z1sEGA .sziassltI
WHEREAs, The public mind u disturbed,
and the harmony tiss rc0ple &C this nation
sas tRcreEyrs 1saIscls n sV9f1ssT7Z
tBsa Resdfsd. That che easly al.aiEsi17 81
Kansss into this Unions - an independent Alza
sovereign staies > . Eesult gEsatir 10 hsrdss
sired, n calculated TO rstore peace and hare
msmy 20 the people of sthis codntry eessefalzs.
aud especially 4aiet. Tsursfisy and gopI fssi.
ing 70 thoseof kansas- 4 4 sss4 al s..sss ,ssrf
Resoicsd, That the Constitution issued bv
the Consehfion 60 LncosApt0n, was SeetfIssr
and legal exercise qf power ~ tts people Of
Kansas. and as such. 3 valid and binding, and
should be 20 recoguizzd y gahgnas.
hssdued Thai we cordially aIwrexe ef fhs
coursc Of Our two Senators. and of those 0f onr
members h G ,dgrezs who favored tbs sdnsis-
Goacf KaEsas into ths Unign, uiszer the L.
opnpten C0n6titiniiun. a I: q - 81 j 2asswts
-Hss1red That inasmuch - the defgas ana
error lf any exit which nay d foHnd IN
said Consti.ati0n, c2n bs Fen1eslisd by fIse peo.
pie ok Kan&as m their s5peresen State eapMesfy,
at anE time BY alSta1e C1nsenxisn, - w0nIa
therefore be not only irregulsr and aiegal So
unwise and prejudiciaI 70 TIE best interests e
the whole euunfFy -fsw .C0nkFem ~ rjRct the
Leconpton Constisationyn aesSalnk Il any such
supposed slefseks aisd eff14 a 49, =
I .siAisssrsa, IT, eupy 81 flAms sesshsiossb Be
transmitted kv tie 15naiTx9en O. somr aevexal
Keprmentaairm II both branehm Il CnpmesA
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Gus worm into the chaos Of annihilation, 6tit
upon your guilty conscience It must continue
to prey like A. fcrked flame, whtns The wheek
of time shall cease 10 foil4awhen the sun has
been blown out, and the elements Of nature
have melted With fervent heat ~" ~
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11


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