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The daily Butte record., 1858-04-15
N OTTO e.

+ a LII PERSONS KNOWING OF BUSINESS RE-
IA quiriag the services OF the Coroner Of Butte
County, hereby netided 10 call on John :. Berry
Justice Of the Peace at osovilie, who will attend TO
the same for me during uss absence. until Further
notice. 4 JAMES HARLOW, Coroner
0feviIIs, March 20, 1883. MARIO
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NorIcn no -cRnprroRs

NotIce Is hereby given 90 all persons
lN having claims against tho estate of o. q. Good
rich deceased Ia present the same with thu proper
vouchers, within ten months frum this date. b. Ele
und ersiened at his Office ia the Court House la orc.
WHO. or the same will be forever barred.
w w. HOBART,
Executor OF said Estate
oroyillo, March LIST, lS55-5od
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A CARD i, the undersigned. having been nm Ter
The treatment Of J Czapkay, NJ ID. although un.
solicited. feel called upon TO give publicity the ef
hcacy ofhis treatment, hoping that by doing so,
may be insirumenlalin preventing Others from the
fearful suffering aud misery which ! experienced,
AMI which 80 often result from tn, perniclous prac
tce q. pretenders. My disease has been that OF
physical and mcnta! debility, which follows in con
sequence OF indscreton III youth. The agones
which endured are. perhaps, unnecessary for me
To detail; they are known to those who have expert
enced them suffice it to say that having called the
services Of Dr. u. Czapkay INTO requsiion, all my
expectations which may ave formed Of him were
more than reaZei. would therefore recommend
DR.. Cznpkay to all who may lind themselves afflicted
with the dreadful nalady my object In 81 doing be-
ing sympathy for suffering humanity, and heartfelt
desire Of relicving them.
D.J.DAIlLEE, Printer.
State OF California, City and County of san Fran
cisco ss On tho 3lst day of July A. ID. lo56 he fore
me, WIN. e. Jeweti, Notry Public personally appear
eel ID Oahlce, known 10 me, who being duly sworn
did i"pose and say, that the contents of the card
herewith signed by him is true
In witness whereof, have hereNnto set my hand
and aflSed my official seal. the day and wear first
above writlep. WM. G. JEWETT,
IT, Rotary Public.
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Dissolution Notice.

VuNHE C0PARrNERsiItP heretofore existing
IL between the undersigned as Wine aud Liquor
merchants, has been this day dissolved b, mutual
consent. JOHN PATTERSON,
AUGUST JENENIN.
Moo New PHILADELPHIA,
Thompsnh's Flat April OH, 1858.
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Notice.

A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
- against trusting .. +. Lannon on account o
heysto ne Market, as his Connection with the same
mas ceased. W. ii. ARMSTRONG
OroyHie, April :, 1851
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N OTICE

HNHERE WILL he HELD \ MEETING OF TUE
N spring Valley Qaar'x Mining Company" at
Spring Valley Monday the SIN slsy az Anvil is5S
for the purpose Of electng officers for HE ensuing
year. tnHs-Stwl w. sNoOKs. President
The above meeting Of The Company Is postponed
until saturday the 10Th instant
April Slh; 1855. J. W. sNooKs, President
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JOHN ]. PATTERSON

Begs to inform his old fricads aud ths public that
ahe can DO found nj the rhoml,soas Flat lie House,
ton Main street, whore they will nni tho choices:
Brandy, WHISKY, Ale and Cigars.
All persons indebted to the Holse will please call
and settle immediately.
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NJ The business OF tho late arn OF 'Coleman
Il 90 " will be settled by !. z. Coleman, al tho Gem
Saloon, Theatre building, oroyiile.
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Dissolution Notice.

FENHE CO PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX.
II isting between the undersigned under the firm
nn style OF Stretchenbery Felde in the Cigar and
IoOacco business, ts this day dissolved by tnutua
eonscni. e SrRIECkE N BERG,
JACOB FELDE
OrovIlle, April 9Th. 1855.
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~ LIEF.-Below we publish the certificates of
two of the sufferers from the panqs of disease who,
having recovered from their former health. and i'm
PEELED by gratitude. make knowntheir cases and
medal agent and their statements authenticated
by Notary Public. Tho demands of society impe-
rinusly command their puhli;ity. and we commend
their potusal TO the attention of all Afflicted:
CERTIFICATE.
Theunlers.gned DESTROYS ufacquaintingihose who
may be unfortunate enough to he similarly afflicted,
where "A permanent relief of their suiferings may be
obtained, feels 1t his duty to thus publicly express
his most sincere gratitude to DR.. L. j. CZapkay, for
the permanent recovery Of his health. Borne down
by tho Distressing symptoms incident to the vicious
practice oGuncontrOllabe passion in youth depressed
in body aud mind: unable 10 perform even the mos,
trifling duty imposed upon the daily aYocatinns OF
life sought the advice of many phy Sciaus who nj
first regarded my disease as of rifing importance
but ras after Il few weeks. aud in several instances
mSnhs. of their treatment. found 10 my unuttcra
bic horror, that instead of relief. the ptons be
came more alarming in their torture, and. being told
by one that my disease. beint principally confined To
the BRAIN medicine would be otlitt consequence
despared of ever reganng my health, strength and
energy; and as last resort, and with but faint
hope called upon DR.. CZapkay. who, after examining
my prescribed some medicine which amosi in.
stanily relieved me of the dun pan and dizziness in
nv head. Encouraged by this result, [ resolved to
place myself Immediately under his care. an,kby O
strict adhere TO his directions and nj vice my head
became clear, my ideas collected the constant pain
in my back and grons. the weakness of my limbs
the nervous reaction ofmy whole body tn" slight
| est alarm or excitement; the misanthropy and evil
forpbodng- the self di-trus and want OF confidence
IN others; the incapabity TO study, and of res
olution; the frghtful, exciting and times peas,Ir
| able dreams at night. followed by involuntary dis
charges have al dsappeared and in fac; in two
months after having consulted the Doctor felt as f
inspired by new lte-thatle which, but n short
time ago contemplated to eud by my own hand.
with view to guard the unfortunate from falling
into he hands -! incompetent quacks deem il my
duty 10 offer this testimony 10 the merit and skill OF
DR.. Czapkay, and recommend him To all who may
stand IN need fmcdcdl vice being assured by my
own experience, tnlt once under his care, radical
andpermansnt cure will be effected.
B.F FILLMORE
state OF California County OF San Francisco. Sub
Scribed aud sworn before this Eth day If April
A. ID. 1856. Signed. JOHN MIDDLETON IL 81
Notary Public.
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EHERE ARETHOUSANDS in this State snH
l. for ant Of Scientific medical treatmeD.l
You fesr1 ~ apply to Physician, because 'Is''
ocrn deceived or their friends have been "
OF The dharlatans = h infest the community.
publish themselves as good physicians, Fos,il
etc To all suchwe unhesitatingly recoiDmtn.
" Young, rs a Physician in whom all oan pl.d
ndciev. lie is a man of eminent ard "
study, good surgeon, an honorable man,
who can sympashise with persons in siii'clo.
staining Us Physician ard gentleman >"
guarauteed-the first by his medical W0fm I
are nm hor tn their author, and the e1trs
highly successful course of practice WIN -
has been houored since his advent in Cahlen.
the latter by his numerous patrons and lafse"
acquaintances,
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nEMEMBER-Tha DR. J. c. Young's ca ~
~ the treatment Of Private Diseases, 10 " "
lIer oil Montgomery and California sts., sans'',
RENEMBER-That Dr. Young wants %
but those fully capable Of approaching asa I
gushing the services of n regular. thofeo.,
physician, from the paltry uplearned asa '
luack.
REMEMBER-That Or Young is the obe " 4.
bred physician advertising 10 cure diseases " :
dence.
REMEMBER-That DR. Young's rtnrsa,,
treatment are entirely unknown TO all ns
pared from life spent in the great Hospi's,,
rope, and the first in this country, from pun
Gals imported
REMENBER-That Or Young gives e'u'
lion 70 diseases peculiar To females.
From the Boston Medical JourhA. . Z
Although We ars opposed to the system :, :
tisihg, for good an1 sufficient reasons. an n
1t but justice to say that DIR. Young Is ~ a
most industrious AMI indefatigable yoiafe
medical science in the United States
DN) CURE, NO PAY-9 y
His odice Is at the corner Of Montsone'9
uqia streets, San FRI nriscn.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. j. G. YOUNG.

LateProfessora at theUniversity, Penn.
Can be found at The old stand, corner Of
Montgomery and California streets, San
Francisco,
Where he can beconsuted privately and with Il,
utmost confidence by the afflicted at all hours dah
from { A. NJ, until p. NJ. (Curesalways guarantee
or no pay required.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-13
Weekly Revis,o Of the Market.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT
EVANSVILLE, Aug. 10.

EVANSVILLE aug 10
There has been fair demand for Groceries du-
ring the past week, prices remaining at about our
last quotations, except for Sugars and Molasses,
which havs all advancing tendency, owing to the
high prices current in New Orleans aud the
large Western Markets. II will DO noticed tina,
Sugar is as low here as In New Orlesns.
SroARs.-We have to report further advance
of abouta Nc. The stock of Sugar in Market is
not large. and prices are firm at our quotations.
Say Low Fair ne; Fair to fully fair, eSs3
Prime to strictly choice 914@loc.
REFINED SUGARS Prices have advanced about
Lc on Crushed and Powdered and ~ on refined
white, they are now worth Crushed & Powdered
l316@l414C; Refined white l219@I31E with good
demand.
COrFEE.--There has been better demand during
the past week for this article, and prices remain
unchanged. For fair to primo llA@l2H.
MoLAssEs.--owing to the late advance In Now
Orleans, this article has advanced about &c per
gallon here. The stock in market is rather light
and hole firm at our quotations. Prime reboiled
In bbs. SOC, half bills. 43c. Orleans refinery, in
barrels doc; half barrels 45c.
CASDLEs.-There has boon au advance in Star
Candies Of lc, we now quote them at l@22c
Summer mould lac, but little demand.
BAcoS.+-This article continues very dull and II
is hard to find buyers for large lots. WsquOts Hog
round 7116c, clear sides &c, Hams Sc.
LAAD-There has been more Offering the past
week, and prices the same. Prime In barrels
sAc.
ELoUA.-TheFe 10 but little doing In this article,
prices, however, are little higher. Good Super
fine, So SIS; and good brands extra 81 rs.
WMsKEY. We advance our quotations this
week TO 2ic for Reetifedi Robertson County 10
worth Csc, and Cummings Use per Dbl.
TosAoco-In absexcs of sales of Importance we
have no change 10 repOr, except Sigh ly better
feeling, consequent upon the diminishing stock
In N, orlesnsi Leaf SS9c Tugs 4t9S14c.
WHEAT. - Active at 6s@75c for ordinary to
choice.
NAns.--NO change IN prices 90 5O0$4 90 for
l0d.
sALr.--Kanswha 3Oci hne sack 81 6O@l rs.
RIcE Prime S94S614e; little demand.
VisEoAH--Cider per Dbl 81 2S.
BUoxErs SO 1902 2S.
TUBs Per nest 50 so.
SoAr.--Palm Soap 5ci Rosin 6.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-13

Gr About 1000 Flour and Pork barrels, and
5000 Tobacco HOgshesds and innumersblc buck
cts end other wooden vessels are annually used
In this vicinity. The barrels sell from so cents to
81 so each--ths hogsheads from 81 to 81 SO.
Putting the barrels at an average Of 20 cents.
the money paid for these alone is 0100 90, and
the Hogshoads at 81, amount 10 say $50 900 90,
and put oil other branches Of the business at the
low estimate Of $4,000 90 and we have the total
sales at 5000, 900 on. We understand that all this
could be done with 80 hands IL machinery were
used. Timber s abundant and easily procursbe
Of all coOpering kind and is therefore cheap
Starting with home business OF $500, 900 90 per
annum, all In cash articles, the proprietors light
easily anticipate doing considerable business all
along Cumberland River and at other places. Ex.
eollen, sites for the location Of Steam Coopery
are all about us. Ground, buildings, machinery,
and all expenses could be nearly II not quite paid
for by the first years business.
Here then are the elements for most prosper
Gus business Who will be the man Of resolution
to avail himself Of these inviting opportunities
the time--the pace--the thing. II 1t be toe
much for one, let several 60 Il together. Do not
walt until some eEterprIsing man from somewhere
slse steps In aud secures this chance.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-13

TaE Tnsirr cszsrssr.--Ths authorities Of
Trinity Church, or whoever else should dot, have
sill failed to put up gate OF stiles 70 afford sc-
cess 10 Trinity Cemetery, and all who visit that
place, even ladies on errands and pigrimsges Of
love and sasctior--going there to plant flowers
on tho grpves Of the dead--are compelled TO climb
high fenes in order to get into the enclosure =
We have spoken Of this matter several times, and
We must say that the neglect Of those In charge
Of the grouad, to repair the fence and gate is a
greet injustice to those owning lots there and we
ASK them. once more. kindly, yet earnestly, to
take the matter in hand, and do their duty. II l.
out Of the question tina, ladies going there should
have TO climb high fence to gain access to the
place, es we know hey have had to de.
We hope the vestry will attend to this at once,
aud without any further urging, for people who
have bought, ani paid for lots there have certain
rights that we know some Of them will insist upon
at all hazards.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-13

u Every body here is aware that we are In
great need Of dwelling houses. Our population
Ia largely In ,reasing, and letters are constantly
coming to ascertain II houses can be procured for
their families Of tho writers who good mechan-
les aud the true wealth Of town. There are
many vacant lots about here. and a fsv Of them
can be- bought I, is generally conceded that cheap
dwellings, pa, the best per cent BY way of invest
ment. There is large amount Of capital here
seeking permanent, safe and good Investment
We hope cur capitalists viii take this waiter in
hand and soon erect some rs or $50 of such dwell
ings. Perh ,ps those to whom they would reut
them, would do the work taking half In rents and
thus the enterprise can be- easily accomplished -
n the capitalists vii not DO this, let Building
and Loan Association, under the charter granted
In 1856, be organised by the poor men of the
community, aud this may be Of assistance in con-
sumsting the project while II acts as savings
bank Tor the man Of small means, and yields him
a, the same time handsome per cent.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-13

ar Nearly every paper we see and day we live,
shows Us that there Is vast destruction Of hu
man life caused BY the use Of poisoned liquor
People who will drink owe il to themselves their
families aud friends 10 be careful what sort Of
liquor they use But how they o know what
is good iquori The City charter (2lst power
granted 50 the City Council TIE power TO provide
for and regulate the inspection Of whiskey and
other liquors In any yess /. Then lot tho City
Cornell as the preserver of Law and order. health
and morals, pass ordinances adopting ZONE Of
fectuaI System Of inspection under heavy penal
ties for falling to comply with the law and requir-
Jog Oh liquor sold here to be ius ected, and guard
against aduteration by seals and repeated lnspee-
tons. We have good chemists here snd the test
can bs readily obtained BY so doing much POis-
on can DO destroyed, and many lives to say moth.
ing of property and peace be preserved. We re-
spsetfully call the attention Of our City Council
20 these suggestions.
We will not breach. much less discuss the ques =
ton, as to whether seller Of aGultersted or pois
oaod liquor, knowing II to DO sreh, 10 guilty Of
any crime is responsible for the consequence
this matter Is for them to consider OF present.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-13
INTERESTING
To Planters, Shippers and Merchants

The undersigned begs leave to announce TO the
Merchants, Planters. and Shippers Of Montgomery
Christian, Todd, and other adjacent counties Of
Kentucky and Tennessee. that he will continue
10 do
General Warehouse Business,
AT RED RIVER NDING,
and being prepared, as he thinks. to give entire
satisfaction TO all patrons, he solicts portion of
the bvsinrss Of the community. His warehouse
is situated al the Mouth of Rod River, between
GAINESVILLE and TREES Landing, about one mile
from each OF those places, and Is accessible from
all quarters. The buildings are new, well con-
structed and very commudious; and th,re is a
good branch turnpike road from the main pike to
the warehouse.
Particular attention shall be given 10 the Sfo-
sge. Inypeetion and sale Of Tobacco; and he be-
lieves he make 1t TO the interest Of the Plan
tors TO give him trial In that line.
A reduced scale OF charges has been adopted
for the coming season. as will be seen from the
following table. The first column shows the prcs-
ent and former charges at other warehouses, and
the second shows the prices as reduced at my
warehouse alone. In conclusion, ask such a
patronage az will yield me far remuneration for
labor and trouble, at these low prices.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-13

~ No parent or guardian, who has children, or
wards to educate. should overlook the claims Of
Clsrksvlls as pOiu, for good schools Psrtica-
larry Is il entitled to consideration now place
for tho education Of girls.
DR.. Haml,on's College for girls, we confident
ly predict, will at once take high place among
such institutions. Everything has been done to
ensure this. The buildings are Of the first order
large, roomy. and we'll ventilated. and capable
OF accommodating one AandTed boarding pupils ;
while the capacity In the way Of teachers, aud
rooms, for day-pupils Is almost unlimited. The
house has been elegantly furnished-s large corps
of first rate teachers engaged, and every other
requisite obtained.
The first session Of this Institution, will open
on the FIRST Monday in September next.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-13
Valuable Farm for Sale.

AM now offering for sale my farm, lying "a
miles from GAINESVILLE, Oh the South side OF the
4 s O A Q r. E s,
and Is well improved, two.thirds of which Is Of
high rich river bottom land About 100 or 40
acres is cleared and In high state ofcullvaton,
the balance we'll timbered ga great deal of the
timber is very valuable for saw mill purposes -
The upland is Of the finest quality of Tobacco
land The dwelling house is large and commo-
dious. There is also first rate cistern, Q good
springs, negro cabins, stables. barnes, &c. ON the
premises. | will sell the above farm very low and
on good terms | will take pleasure In showing
the farm to any one who may wish to purchase
by calling on me at my premises.
d. L. ALLEN.
RusseIlvllle Herald copy months and send
bill TO this office.
July l6, lS59-3m
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-13
Land FOR Sale.

HAVING bought land elsewhere, and Intend
Ing to move 10 Il this fall, am going to sell the
land on which ! reside, on the first day Of 0cto-
Der, 1858. Said land consists Of 2SS acres, lying
near the Hopkinsville and Nashville road. four
miles south Of Graysvie, twelve east Of Carks-
vile, within two miles of tbs crossing Of the
Nashvilie aud Henderson and Louisville and Mem
phis railroads. This land will positively be sold
on that day, II not sold privately before. Those
wishing TO buy will please come and let me show
them the land Terms made to suit purchasers.
JAMES M. SALE
Aug G, '55-2m
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-13

SAD AcolDESr.--Ws regret to hear Of another
cad accident attending the zee Of horsepower
Threshing machine, in this county. young
uan named Adams, who Was working for Mr..
James Woods. down on the Dover road, had his
hand caught in thrssher one day this week. and
was dread fully lacsrat ed, and cut off nearly up
to his elbow. AmPutatiOn was Afterwards per-
formed by surgeon, and the patient is now doing
we'll. The young man refused the use Of ehloro-
form under the operation, and bore both the acct.
dent. and the amPutation with great fortitude.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-13

u In coming over tho wants Of our city, We
have been sssonished that there has not been ss-
,shiishsd here a good Book Store indepen-
dent business. With large population at home.
and 9 very large contiguous trading section, and
acres Of children at School--ali of whom either
need or fancy books, safe and large business
could be done here In this department.
Very few have any idea Of the number Of books
which we Send abroad for privately every year
we suppose the number thus supplied outside Of
our frngmentary book departments, there are 1900
or 1000 books every year--to say nothing Of pa
pors and periodicals. We wish some competent
mau would get up good establishment of this
Kind here. II would soon double the business,
and would retain good deal Of money hsre which
h now sent elsewhere
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-13

T We ask the attention of all who are dlspos-
cd to engage in Commercial pursuits. to the adj
ysrtisemsnt Of the proposal to lease LInwOOd Lam
ding. Linwood IL one Of the best landings on
Cumberland River,--situsted three miles below
this place, ard Is accessible by good roads from
all quarters. A large business has been done there
and il may DO Increased every year. Itisa capi-
tai place for some energetic man. Send your pro-
posals to DR.. ID. W. Quarles.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-13
Fine Land for Sale
AT AICTIONl

On Wednesday, the lst day of September, n
not sold privately before, a
Farm of 1916 Acres;
delightfully."- situated three miles from the city Of
Clarksvile, "a place noted for its educational ad
vantsges) and one from the thriving young city OF
Providence, on the Dover road, Commanding view
OF the surrounding country more extensive than
any other place In Montgomery Con- nty. Its
great altitude making It very healthy, and pecu-
liarly adaptd TO the growing of fruit--that crop
having failed but once in % years.
This tract consists Of two nicely improved farms
well watered and timbered, with good dwellings
and all necessary out houses on each; orchards Of
the beat fruits in the country; half timbered and
half open laud--most Of the open land seeded in
Timothy, Herds Grass and Clover. This place is
well situated and In good condition for the market
and Dairy business, Ia business that pays;l and
will be sold together or separately to suit puTcha
sers II desired this tract will be sold In smaller
lots from 25 to so acres.
will also, at the same time and place, sell sew
era valuable Negroes, Crop, Stock, C. s or 7
inl mich Cows, also farming Utensils, Wagon,
&c. Sale positive. Terms on land, one-thrd on
25th Of December, 1858, the balance in two equal
annual payments, with interest from the 25th Of
December, 1853, at which time possession will be
given; the other property a credit until the LIST
January, 1859. Persons wishing to examine the
premises will find Joseph NJ. Jones generally at
home, ready 10 show them around, or will do so
at any time. Come one, come ALL Refreshments
may be expected. T. n. LEON ARD.
Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-13

PERSONAL We had the pleasure, on yesterday
morning. Of shaking by the hand our old friend,
ThOs. McCulloch, who has been absent for some
time past, and has returned to city looking very
much improved. He is now engaged in receiving
and opening very large and elegant stock Of Fall
and Winter Clothing. Call and examine tho new
styles.