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The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-02-13

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
medal agent, and their statements are authenticated
by Notary Public. Tina dem ands Of society impe-
rously command their publi.iy. and we commend
their perusal to the attention of all afflicted:
CERTIFICATE.
TheunJersigned. DESTROYS ofacquaintng those who
may be unfortunate enough 10 be similarly afflicted,
where permanent relief of their sutierngs may be
obtained feels it his duty to thus publicly express
his most sincere gratitude to DR.. H. J. CZapkay for
the permanent recovery of his health. Borne down
by the distressing symptoms incident to the vicious
practice OF uncomfortable passion youth depressed
in body and mind: unable to perform even the most
rihing duty imposed upon the daily avocations of
life, sought the advice of many physicians, who at
first regarded my disease ms of riliing Importance
but alas after few weeks, and in several instances
msnths, of their treatment. found to my unutera.
BILE horror, that instead of relief, the symptoms be
came more alarming in their torture, and being told
by one that my disease being principally confined to
the brain, medicine would be oflitt consequence
despaired of ever reganng my health. strength and
energy; and last resort, and with but IA faint
hope called upon DR.. Czapkay. who after examining
my case proscrbad some medicine which almost in
stany relieved me of the duh pain and dizziness in
my head. Encouraged by this result. | resolved to
place myself Immediately under his care and by q
strict adherence to his directions and advice my head
became clear, my ideas collected the constant pain
in my back and groins, the weakness OF my limbs,
the reaction ofmy whole body on the slight
est alarm excitement; the msanhropy and evil
forebodngs; the self disrust and want OF confidence
others; the incapaby to study, and want of res.
oution: the frghtful, exciting, and Mt times peasur
able dreams AT night. followed by involuntary dis
charges. have all dsappeared; and in fact in two
months after having consulted the Doctor, felt if
inspired by new life-thatli life which, but short
time ago contemplated to end by my own hand.
With view to guard the unfortunate from falling
into The hands of incompetent qnacks, deem it my
duty to offer this testimony TO The merit and skill of
DR.. Czapkny, and recommend him to all who may
stand III need of medical advice. being assured by my
own experience. that once under his care, radical
undpernansnt cure will be effected.
Il. FILLMORE
State OF California County of San Francisco. Sub
scribed and sworn before this l7th day If APRIL
A. ID. 1856. Signed. JOHN MIDDLETON. IL II
Notary Public.
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SUMMONS.

State of California, In the District Court the Fif
County of Butte, teenth Judicial District.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-02-13

EpEMEMBER-That nr. J. G. Yonng's Office m
NJ The treatment of Private Diseases. is at the cor
her OF montgomery and California sts, san Frsnei-c'
REV EMBER-That DR.. yonne wants 10 palieus
oui those fully capable of approaching and distn,
gushing The services OF regular. thorough brea
physic an, from the paltry unlearned and uisins
1uaek.
hEMEMBER-That DR. Young is the only reg'iG
dence.
kEMEMBER-That DIR Young's remedies apa
treatment are entirely unknown TO all Others pre-
pured rom life spent in the great Hospitals Of Nv
rope and Tie first in this country from pure cheinF
Gals imported
REhEMBER-Thst DR. voung gives every stien'
non 10 diseases peculiar TO females
From the Boston Medical Journal.
AHhough We are opposed TO the system Of sdVer
using, Tor good and sufficient reasons still dem
II GUT justice TO say that DIR. Young l. one Of ine
most Industrious and interchangeable yotaries OF 1Se
medical science in the United Siaiss.
DNo CURE, NO PAY-es
Hts Office Is al The corner of Montgomery and Cni
iol nla.sueets, San En- ncisca.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SUMMON MS

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
In the District Court of the 18th Judicial District
County of Butte.
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THERE ARE THOUSANDS in this State suffering
for want of Scientific medical treatment. and
ypu fear ~ apply to Physician, because they have
been deceived or their friends have been, by some
Of The dharlatans VIII infest the community, and who
publish themselves as good physicians, professors
elc To all such we unhestatiEgly recommend Df'
g. Young, a Physician in whom all san place cor
hdcnce. He Is man of eminent and profouna
study, good surgeon, an honorable man, and one
who can sympashse with persons in affection, Hs
staining as a Physician ard gentleman are bo'h
guaranieed-the FIRST by his medical works. whta
are an hor to their author. and the extensive ara
highly successful course of practice with which
has been honored since his advent in California ana
the latter by his numerous patrons ana large circle o.
acquaintance,
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MEDICAL.
DIR. j. C. YOUNG,

LateProfessor at theUniversity, Penn.
Can be found at the old stand, corner of
Montgomery and California streets, San
Ernnciscn
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-02
The Drsd seeti Decision.

In q short article below we show
the position of Judge DOUGLAS relative
to the Dred Scott decision. In a discus
sion with Mr.. LINCOLN, at Jonesboro, IL,
on the 18th of September, he is reported
in the Chicago Times of the Friday fol-
lowing, as having said the same thing in
substance. He remarked -
"The absence of local legislation to
encourage and support slave property in
Territory excludes it practically just as
effectually as if there was positive con-
stitutional provision against it. Hence, ]
assert that under the Dred Scott decision
you cannot maintain slavery day in a
Territory where there is an unwilling peo-
pie and unfriendly Legislation. If the
people are opposed TO it, our right is
barren, worthless, useless right, and if
they are for it, they will support and en-
courage it. We come right back, there
fore, to the practical question, if the peo-
pie of Territory want slavery they will
have it, and if they do not want it, you
cannot force it ON them. And this is the
practical question, the great principle upon
which cur institutions rest.
With the Dred Scott decision we take
the broadest issue, as we did to Mr.. Doug
las squatter sovereignty position, and yet
the squatter sovereignty principle has
been made to advance the cause of free
dom. Had the Missouri compromise
never been repealed, We are firm in the
conviction that Kansas would have been
made Slave State by the natural work
ing Of the laws of emigration, just as the
Platte Purchase became densely popu-
lated with slaves, though still under the
operations of the Missouri Compromise,
it never having been formally repealed,
so far as relates to that portion Of Mis-
souri,.
The Dred Scott decision will have a
similar effect upon the country and the
Territories. We, in Kansas, and the peo-
pie of the States and other Territories
will discuss the question, and arouse the
public mind against it, aud j Judge Douglas
has the honor of suggesting the manner
of meeting the matter legally. 1t will bs
met in Kansas, not at the ballot box, but
silently and effectually in the next Terri
torial Legislature. Douglas position OF
that question is bu. natural offshoot o
his popular sovereignty position.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-02
Won't Stand on that Platform.

The platform adopted at the Free State,
alas Republican Convention, held on the
Goth inst, is a continuous drive at the
Democratic party, and nothing else. We
should suppose the author of that plat
form had but one idea, and that hatred
of Democracy. The platform Of the Free
State party was POSITIVE in its character;
but that of the Republican party, as Or
ganizsd last Monday, is bundle of neg
atives-mere opposition to the Democ-
racy.
We hope early measures will be taken
to re-organize the Free State party in this
county, on the Big Springs platform
platform where Free State Wings, Demo
Gratis, Freesoilers, and Native and Natu-
rslized citizens can labor together to
secure freedom to a great State, not to
oppose and quarrel with party organized
in the States, or to furnish political CAPT.
tai for another party. Whilst we could
endorse the sentiment enunciated in sew
eral, and probably all. of the resolutions
adopted at that Convention, save its en-
Iorsement of Republican organization,
in Kansas, prior TO our ad-lission into the
Union as State yet We pronounce them,
under the circumstances, as unwise in the
extreme, uncalled for, and calculated in
their tendency to wreck the cause for
which we have SO long struggled. The
whole design of the movement was to
give "aid aud comfort" TO the Republican
party in the States. Its effect viii be the
opposite, else we mistake the signs of the
times.
We shall follow no such leaders Is those
which controlled that convention, though
We stand alone, and fight from this out
on our own hook
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-02
To the Electors of DOUGLAS and JOHNSON
Counties {:

In the month of September 1885, the Free State of Kansas
Convention Big Springs and laid down platform Of prnc
pes Convention composed who hitherto had belonged
the different political parties country Democrats Wings Free
Soers Native and Nataze PLATFORM
and pledged themselves work together until Kansas should be safely
moored the Union free and sovereign State The integrity and
of this Free State party Of Kansas has been preserved
up the present me through the memorable contests which have dis
tnguhed the history of this Territory since that party organized
The Free has been borne ao and to-day witness the
splendid results the unity and and resolution Of the Free
State Of Kansas.
In the compromise of all parties State by which
the Free State organization created and kept behold the chief
agency in the utter defeat and overthrow Border dynasty
Now when about the rich rewards of compromise and
constancy right safe dissolve the old FREE STATE PARTY
seek their former aies it right and
just that Democrats Wings, Free sO Native and Adopted Citizens
should be excluded participation in the final triumph of popular
sovereignty when they have borne their share Of the tolls and burdens
Of struggle We know that the patriotic
adhesion principles of the Free State party
and that all issues which will tend separate that organization will be-
for the present, thrown aside.
County Convention which Lawrence the Goth nst
great ignored the old PLATFORM and have taken long stride
dsintegaon the Free State party address you
men fought and under the old Free State banner We
adre you stand by your pledge and covenant entered into
Springs, the Autumn Of 1850 Make no party tests but integrity
devotion freedom Kansas Support those
men, without regard Convention nominations who will stand by the
doctrines Of the Free State party and when Kansas shall have been ad
the sehood of States with Freedom her escutchen
then your Free State party will be ended Until hn pre-
the old banner, and shout the old cry
The ticket which put Lawrence, the Goth
inst true Free State ticket Complaints coming from
precinct against the action Of that Convention The Platform
which originally adopted Big Springs and which has been affirmed
every Free State Convention nce has been utterly ignored The
that Convention therefore, binding upon the people,
We present you fellow citizens with ticket of anch and reliable
Free State who hon capable and devoted the
Kansas and who less for the of parties outside Of
the Territory.
Then the ballot box and elect these men, and your dsapprova
of the conduct of your Delegates who at Lawrence the 2
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-02
The True Position.

Senator DOUGLAS, in our opinion, ex-
presses the true mode for the people of
the Territories to meet the Dred Scott de-
cision. He said, on the 9th of August
last, in public speech r
ain my opinion, the people of a Terri
tory, can by iadcftl means exclude slavery
before it comes i'll as q Slave State
Whatever the Supreme Court may decide
as To the abstract question of whether
slavery may 60 in under the Constitution
Or not, the people Of Territory have the
lawful means to admit or exclude slavery.
Slavery cannot exist day anywhere,
unless supported by local police reguls.
tions. These regulations can only be fur
nished by the local Legislature"
The Legislature of Kansas cannot neg
lect, at its next session, to take away such
local legislation as now encourages or
gives protection to slavery. IL will do
more. 1t will throw pains and penalties
around the institution; it will give the
negro the right to defend his person from
assaults upon him by his master; it will,
in short, make him freeman, and that
without provision Of recompence! The
underground railroad will be thrown upon
the surface, and cars will run in open day
to carry passengers, now held as slaves
beyond the limits of the Territory. Those
holding slave property in Kansas are
urged to consider this as prophetic, if they
please, for it will surely be realized, and
IN spite of the Died Scott decision, uudel
the provisions of law, it will become a,
free as is the State of Ohio. Reader
mark our assertion.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-02
An Homes, cauf.,.ian.

Messrs. W. W. & E. G. Ross, in their
valsdictory in the Topeka Tribune. though
tOritten sometime ago, but only published
last week, say
"From the first Monday in August our
political affairs will probably partake of
the nature of politics in the States, tohicb
IS as much serauaHe for e5sce as for the
success Of great ritai PInoipls."
Messrs. Ross favored this Republican
organization, "whieh," according to their
own showing, "is az much scramble for
Office as for principle" We do not wish
to associate ourself with such party at
this time, neither do our readers. They
have been struggling too long for rRIs-
cIrLE, to back down from it no,e, and place
itupOn an equality with 90 scramble for
ONCE"
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-02
An ourars.

Weregret to learn, that, in consequence
of the action of those having authority
in the premises, no polls have been pro-
vided for in the Franklin precinct, and
that the voters of that place, in order to
exercise the right of suffrage, will be COM
PEELED to visit Lawrence on the day Of
election. This is gross outrage upon
the people of that town, and one which
can hardly be tolerated. franklin has
one hundred voters, and yet they are COM
PEELED to travel four or FIVE miles TO cast
their ballots, when they are justly entitled
to poll at their own door. In our county
convention, and everywhere, Franklin is,
to all intents and purposes, disfranchised.
We urgently appeal to the votes Of that
vicinity to come to Lawrencs this time,
and aid in defeating the dynasty which
has produced this state Of things. II the
Independent Ticket is successful, we
pledge them that they shall have their
rights so soon as they can be reached by
legislation, or through other legal means.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-02
S,,ud shoulder 10 Shoulder.

The Independent Free State Ticket
will be elected on Monday next if the
friends of each indpendent candidate sus-
tains the other independent candidates as
they should do. For instance the popu
lar feeling in Mr.. 1o,mscsd's own precinct
is very decided against him, and we have
no doubt, almost to man, will vote for
Mr.. BRUNER. In the Bloomington pre-
cinct, every man we have yet seen from
that precinct has declared it his intention
to vote for Mr.. BERKAU. Those who
know Mr.. CURTIS personally, and know
his past history, unless they have an "axe
to grind" cannot vote for him, and will
not do SO, while the pleasing address, the
urbanity, and the intelligence of Mr.. BER-
KAU endears him to all men who know
him, and they will rally to his support to
a man. The same is true of Capt. SHORE,
of Prairie City. The candidates of the
PEOPLE are deservedly popular AT HOME.
The candidates of the Republican Con-
vention have no strength at home, and
must rely for support oa those who do not
know them.
If there il no trading of, no exchanging
or trafieking in votes if those who dis
like 75wnsend, and vote for Mr.. BRUNER,
against him, will do themselves the JUS
tice to be sure and cast their votes fol
Messrs. BERKAU, SsoRE, LoCKHART, Ho-
vEY, &C., and the same with the friend,
Of Messrs. BERKAU, SHORE, &c, adding
the names of all the othe. candidates, Mr.
BRUNER included, then we are certain ol
q complete victory; then there can be nc
doubt of the result We feel sangu;ne ol
success, in view of the fact that the CoUS-
TRY has always stood true to the Free
State party and its platform. 1t is few
wire-workers in Lawrence, who have been
running of latter strange gods," not the
PEOPLE.
johnson county will be carried for the
Independent Ticket by four to Eve hum
dred majority mark that ye dema-
gogues of Douglas county, who thought
to enslaye the Free State votsn of John.
son county by making platform for them
to stand upon. They viii huri back the
insult by united vote against you
They scorn your interference in their af.
fsirs, and they viii show it BY their votes
next Monday.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-02
A Contrast.

a
at is the longest pole which taxes 'n'
persimmons," say the boys. and the iHs, y,
est number of votes next Mondsy WIZ
elect the candidates Of the party recs'''ns
them. Those in favor of dessrtns Wv
Free State party, and going over 70 'D'
Republicans, will vote the Repuoi'a-
nominees, 15tcnsssd, Curtis and CaTn9'
Those who wish 10 stand with the pa"
Of freedom, which has wrested our l@
ritorial government from the hands O' ~
slave power, and which proposes TO n'-'
and preserve it, to the latest Posteh"
Free State, will rally around and su.'A,.'
BY their votes and influence, the inO.
pendent Free State ticket, comfoseo y
tried and true men, who have been VIZ
us in the hour Of trial who have saSF
feed everything for the cause, and VIZ. y
the people feel anxious to show tnell y. =,
CARDS for by placing them in the ''
rial Legislature. A.,
Look at Capt. SAMUEL SHoHE' On -
one hand, and contrast his lsbors ana =, :.
ri6ces with those Of DR.. Csnng, Cd :. =.
other. One has been with Us from -
beginning, and has done all that ~, ~
could do for the cause the other Is an'. !.
conner, arriving among US after the ~ :,
and burden of the day had passed" We. !.
the principal contest was ended OaA -. -
people Of Douglas and johnson oOuD.
Be 50 ungratsful. SO false to their true ~. ~
as to nsglec. them at time Ike ~
We trust not.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-02

OF In the nineteen disfranchised
counties the Free State party nominated
for the Legislature. at Ottumwa. on the
2lst of September, the following ticket.
TO wit: 7. B. RoBERrs. Esq, Of Fort
Scott; L. A. BAILEY, Esq, Emporia; and
Mr.. SPRIses, of Anderson county. They
are all good and reliable Free State men.
Mr.. RoBERTs is the very popular Free
State Sheriff of Bourbon county; Mr.
BAILEY is q little tinctured with q desire
to organize a Republican party, while Mr..
SrRIees issaid 10 be a very good man, by
bis political opponents, though we know
nothing o. him personally. The ticket
will be elected BY an overwhelming ma
iority. A larger vote would have been
poilsd had there been an opposition
ticket.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-02

made. If we wish to prevent the wild
and inconsiderate legislation of last win
ter, the public will rally around the ticket
to man. 1t was the Topeka faction, in
that session, as all the world are conscious,
who ere responsible for the crazy legis-
lation of that session, and it was the op-
ponents of that measure who labored to
restrain it and keep it within the limits
Of its legitimate duty.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-02
Three Cheer. for johnson County.

Just as We 60 to press We learn that
johnson county has re-eIorssd the nom-
ination Of Messrs. LocKHARr and HovEr,
by q unsuimous vote of . convention
called under the insulting instructions Of
the Republican Convention Of Douglas
county, and have them still Is candidates
in the field. A few wire-pullen at Gard
ner, who have made al the disturbances
in that county in the past and who are
attached to the Republican wing Of the
Free State party, have put in nomination
. bolting ticket
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-02

GA division occurred in the Shaw
nee county nominating convention, which
met in Brownvills on the 22d inst. Gro.
B. HOLMES. Of the Indiana Settlement
was put in nomination by the radicals
WeLhaxe not learned who was nominated
By the FREQ State party proper.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-02

or Look ont for fraudulent reports,
and lying circulars and handbills which
viii be circulated by the "Ulra Radicals''
on the eve Of the election, IS they @s de-
signed to mislsad the public mind, and
induce votes for the Republican platform
and its nominees.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-02

0p Col. Titus, instead Of being des-
tined for Arizona, it seems, is making his
way TO Sonora to conquer that province.
He is represented as man Of courage,
but from personal observation We believe
him the greatest coward in ali the West.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-02
"a Day Of Rsokoning.,i

Never have we seen such tornado of
opposition excited against political par
ty as is now setting against those who or
sanized the Republican party in this city,
on the 10th of September. The best men
in the country say they will not sustain
such ticket, on such Platform. Many
of the delegates to that Convention say
they did not know the candidates who
were brought forward, and merely voted
for them because others represented them
as good men. They will do all, consis-
tent with their position, to defeat the sue
cess Of those unworthy candidates, and
will sustain the Independent nomina-
tions.
Letters are before US from several pre-
cincts, showing the state Of feeling in
their respective localities. We select one,
written by one of the most reliable Free
State men in the country, and q former
Representative in the State Legislature,
under the Topeka Constitution. He writes
as follows =
FRANKLIN, Sept. 20, 1858.
FRIEND BRowx As great dissatisfac-
tion exists in this precinct respecting the
Platform and nominations made at Law
renee on the 10th inst, l thought it but
I ,,ronar fo nor,rnun;ootn .ko 80. A. a. =
public through your paper. Though we
have voting population in the precinct
Of over one hundred, and are Free State
men up to the hub, yet the wire-pullen
in Lawrence so manage it that We are
always silenced in our political Conyen-
tions. Your city 50 arranges it that tbey
get delegates enough to control all our
County Conventions, and then have eve
rything their own way. They apportion
the candidates among the precincts, re-
serving goodly number for themselves.
and then nominate them, not for Lawrence
only, but for the icaole county. Thus men
we do not want in the country for officers.
are imposed upon rs, and nothing is left
for US but to vote them into power. I
am glad to see an Independent ticket in
the field, and ! assure yon, and through
you, the public, that in this precinct ten
votes will not be polled for the Wfrc-P Pul-
LerS, alias Republican ticket. It is time .
reckoning was had with those who would
politically enslave rs, and next Monday
is very suitable time to have it.
"Say to the other precincts in this Rep
resentative District that franklin will do
her share in restoring the Big Springs
Platform, and in sustaining the original
Free State party.
"Youn for the Right.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-02

er The health of the editor is fully
restored, as the large amount Of editorials,
al written by him, fully proves.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-02

or Don's lay down this paper v. -
every article in it Is thoroughly rs'd' -
whsr fully understood, pass Il 70 y