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pBEWARE OF IMPOSlTlON.-ln consefueo
a y Of the wide spread celebrity of DE iooN
Numerous impOstrrS have sprung into existence, ~
tending to be perfect masters of the heRllng Wl "
have succeeded in imposing upon few oil me VI
wary sufferers. Persons wiShing 10 consult I'd!
clan. shuaId he very careful how they pul aOnhden
in the published statements of such charaans.l
they are ia msCrupulous m such statements as
their practice ut medicine. aud a.r very unsafe
trust They VIII tr- drc i've you 10y false ceFllhc~
procured from "druuken luaitrs.' who pcrure I'd
- Ives Ia yet money to satisfy the cravings OF
cased appetite. Nhen such Qunck gains !oar'
dencc, he will then dose You with mercury ana
Dui-nlu. drugs, and after they have robbed you
y0ur money and injured your cunstition, tht! v
cast You OF with the charge that You have ho' y
| lowed his drec ions.
The only WAY 20 avoid such imposters, isi0c1
suit nr &C. Young, the Pioneer Advertising f%l
cinn of California. At NEE ting of the Medlca y
uity of this state, called to investigate the souo
muIpractice that has caused so much suueE't
this country, 1t WAS unanimously recummeudeo
all the afflicted should consult DR.. Young, as ne
the only regular physician now advcrisingm III y
lornia, MI others In hi line being qlacks andlm
tcrs, and are net 10 be trusted The afflicted \
please Ike notice than there was not PhyscA
the meeting y no had ever seen or heard oi ssh
case OF malpractice from DR.. NoHng, while no' y
uf them hut had seen a number ot cases iiom
foreign Quacks, who so vauLtingly set form u
pretended virtues IN the puolic prints.
The above facts ShOutt be borne IN NINA Wf
seeking medical assistance
Thank heaven, theN are getting Thoroughly aN
ed. and il will not be- long before they VIII hHI
ty the country 20 avoid The just indignation
outraged public Then Will all good pcopeu WI
Dr Young for his cnnliuued efforts to banisn qA
cry from our midst.
DR. YOUNG can be consulted from VIZ
VI. at his Office. corner of California and Mone@
siretTs, over the Pacigc rNpress office, san ffap
Al letters ehcl sing the usual lee of $40, VIM
with prompt attention.
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NOTICE

US HEREBY GIVEN. THAT TIE UNDER
signed VIII apply to the Board of Supervisors of
Butte county at III ir next regular session. for re-.
nr~al If their Ltccn' u run Fer! across Feather
River at McCOnneli's Ranch.
MCCONNELL & BILLINGS.
February /, 1851
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MEDICAL.
DR.. /. I.CZAPKAY;S J.
rnRIyATE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL

"a
INSTITUTE. Sacramento street. below Mont
gonery. opposite Pacific Mail Steamship GO $ ONCE
san Ffnnciscn California. Established in 1854 for the
permanent cure of n Private and Chronic Diseases.
and the suppression of Quackery Attending and resi-
dent Physician. l. J. CZAPKAN. VI D. late II the
Hungarian Revolutionary War, CGiet physician 10
the 2Gth Regiment Of lonyeds, Chief surgeon 10 the
Military Hospital of Pesh Hungary and late lecturer
on diseases OF women and children
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Mn PURsUANCE OF An ORDER mal


"a in said Court. on the lsth day Of January A. y
1855. by the Honorable Judge thereof notice J.,
hereby given to all person, holding or clamn
lens upon th- property described in Plaintiff com
plant, To wit: bpll,ing, aiAit on aud out houses
situated the north side of Montgomery ,reet. in
block eighteen, Is Of the town OF Ornylle, com
mencug at point about five feet or thcrrabou',.
from the ,outhel, corner OF the bujlding known A.
the Table Mountain House. thence running ca.teriy
thiry-eight feet thence nortAery at right angle
about hty-ei ght feet. thence westerly about ulue-
teen feet thence uorthcrY about ninety feet thence
westerly nineteen feet. thence sdutheriy at right
auglr, one huuirri ani lOrtfvi.ht feet .iN inches.
10 the place of htgiCujUE.-to be- and appear before
the sait District Court, At the Court House iu Oro-
Vile in said comfy on the 2Sth dag Of january. A.
j lSjS at the hour oflO O'Clock A. NJ. of that day.
then and there to make proof of the same. by or
der OF the Court.
- Witness my hand and the seal Of said
Il :. {Court affixed, this the 18Th day of January,
I - A. ID. 1855.
il9-np NJ II. DARRACII. Clerk.
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AcNnp u. the nnler.Igncd. hnvine hecn rnder

A tRD !, the undersigned. h1ying been under
III treatment ofh.J tzapkay. NJ. y. although nm.
solicited feel called upon 10 give publicity the eff
Hcacy his treatment, hoping that hy doing so /
may be insirumenlllIn preventing Others from the
fearful suffering and misery which 1 experiruccd.
and which so0itcn result from the perniclou- prac-
Tee ut pr,t''rirrs Wy disease has been that of
phy-lr and IA 'ntal debility, which f1lllws in con.
sequence W Iudiscrrtion H. youth The agonIes
whlch endured are, perhaps, unnecessary for me
tnde jii; they arr SHOWN t. thn-e who h.t eNprri-
.nceI Ihem. Suffice it to say that having called the
services of nr. L.l CzaptaJ INTO relu silun all my
expectations winch mHy h"ve inrmei of him were
more than re1 lied. would therefore recommend
Dr. C2Hpkas t. all who may lud tbrmsrlve. afflicted
with IN dre1im mnlady my ohjrct IN - doins be-
ing sympathy for suffering humanity, ana a heartfelt
desire of relieving them.
ID. J.DAllLEE, Printer.
State OF California, City and County OF san Fran.
cisco On the }lst day Of July A. y. 1856. bt fore
me, Wm c. Jewett, Nolry PubIic. personally appear
ed d. Dahlee, known 10 me who boing duly sworn
did dcpose and say, that th' contents of the card
herewith sigacd by him is true
In witness whereof, have hercuntp set my hand
and all >cd my official seal. the day AMI year ffsl
above written. WM. {. JEWErT.
It., = fotary Public.
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CERTIFICATE.


may be unfortunate enough u be similarly afflicted,
where Il permanent relet ut their sulrrugs may be
obtained, trr.s II his duty to thus puptcy express
his most sincere gratitude to Ur j. Czapkav, for
tn rcrWnu"uj recovery ut his health. Borne down
by the distressing symptoms Incl lrut to the yicious
practice u uuruutrOlluhc paesiuu IN YOUTH dcurrsstd
IN body and mind: unable 10 perform even the most
'riiug duty imposed upon the daily ayocaliun- Of
life, sought trr alvce of many physicians, who at
lIr~ regarded M! d~ras" rs ut ri!linr importance
bui alas after a few weeks, and in several instances
m0nths, Of their treatment. found tu my uuut'rrn
bic horror, uat us esd of relief, the symptoms be-
cnup more alarming IN their torture. and. being told
by our that nay di,rase being principally confined to
the brain. medicine would be utlilt consequence
drspUrc Of ever rrgainiug my health, strength and
energy; and as p last resort, and with huI faint
hope called upon DR.. Czapkay. who, after rxaminiug
my caste pro-crbad somr medicine which almost in.
>au'ly relieved me of the dan pain and dizziness y
my head. Encouraged 10y this result. resovcd to
place myself mmrdlaelN under his care and by y
srin adherence 10 his directions and advice nv head
became clea, my ideas collected. the constant pam
IN my back aud groins, the weakness of my limbs,
the nervous reaction ofmy whole body on th" slight
c-t alarm or excitement; the mlsaithrUIy and evil
5odng~; tuc self dlSrust and want Of condolences
IN others; the ncapabii ny to study, and want of res
outiun: The trightiu,, exciting, and at times lpasur
able dreams at night. followed by involuntary dis
charges have all disappeared; and in fact in two
months after having consulted the Doctor, felt as If
inspired by new hi'-thatltle which, but Il short
timr ago contemplated to end by my own hand.
Win u view IT, guard the unturtunale from falling
mo he hands of incompe eht quaCks, deem 1t my
dUy To Oler this testimony 10 lhr merit and skill OF
DR.. zapaay, aud rrcomment hun to all who may
st1nd ~ need utmclical advice being assured by my
own experience, tna one" under his care u radical
and permanent cure wal he effected.
h, +. FILLMORE.
Stq'o of California County Of Sln Francisco. sub
srrhcI and sworn before m" this Eth day VI April
\. d. 1896. signed JOHN MIDDLETON. IT, Il
Notary Public.
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NOTICE

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,l District Court Fif-
County of Butte. teenth judicial District
0novlLLE, January lS 1858.
In the matter off L. Emerson, Plaintiff, ys j. +.
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V'HERE ARETH0USANDS in this State SUI
1 Tor want of scientific medical treatment K
you fear 10 apply to "A Physician, because lhel
been deceived or their friends have been. 0'
Of the dharlataus IN iniest the community, ahs
publish themselves as good physicians, prais
etc. To all such we unhesitatingly recommehd i
G. Young, rs Physician in whom oil oan pae
hdcnce. lie is man of eminent and PNJ
study, good surgeon, an honorable man, snl
who can sympashse with persons in afciion !
standing rs Physician and gentleman afv
guaranteed-the first by his medical works. N
are an hor TO their author aud the eItenstss
highly successful course Of practice with Whlp
has been honored since his advent in Caliinmls
the latter by his numerous pNtrons ana large eH'
acquaintances,
nEME1iBER-Tha nr j. c. Young's ONO
II u the treatment of Private Diseases, is at tor i
ner Of Montgomery and California SIS, san traa,
kENEMBER-ThatD Or. foung wants no plsa
nut thnse iuiiy capable of appreciaiin' ana
gushing the ser aes of regular. thorough
ph'sician, from the paltry unlearned and "
quack.
REMEMBER-That DR. Young is the only ~
1frd physician advertising to cure diseases oi lD'
RENEMBER-That DR. Young's remedies \
treatment are entirely unknown 10 all olhe,
ph'ed from life spent IN the great Hospitals
rope, and The first in this country, from pure '''
Gals imported
REhEMBER-That nr Young gives ever
uoh to diseases peculiar 10 females.
From the Boston Medical journal.
Although We are opposed 10 the system q
using, for good and sufficient reasons, sill Ses
OUT justice to say that Dr. Young Is one
most industrious aHi interchangeable yotaries .
medical science in the United Staiss.
sp'NO CURE. NO PAT-Es
His Office is at the corner OF Montgomery sN
'C' 1ls streets, San Tn aclscp.
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I'd ENARKABLE INSTANCE OF MEDICAL RE.
EGy LIEF.-Below we publish the certificates Of
two of the sufferers from the paugs of disease who
having recovered from their former ne lth and i'm q.
PEELED by gratitude, make known their cases and re.
medal agent, nnd their statements authenticated
by n Notary Public. Th3 demands of society impc-
rous.y command their publ 'iy. aud comtlend
their perusal 10 The attention of all afflicted:
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INSOLVENCY NOTICE.

STATE or CALtFoRNIA, Clerks OHie, District Court,
County Ut Buite. Fifteenth Judicial District.
PURSUA ANCE OF AN ORDER
n made in the said District Court IN and for BUtte
County, by the Judge thereof the Hon. Warren T..
Sexton. on the thir,leh day Of January A. ID. lS5s.
Notice Is hereby given, Ia the creditors Of Alonzo
Gilman, petitioner in insolvency, 10 be and appear
before the Hon. Warren r. NNton, Jnlge ot said
District at chambers. ON the sixth day Of March A.
ID. 1858 at two O'Clock Of said day, then and there
to show cause IL any there be- why the pra OF the
said petitioner Aonxo Gilman, should not be grant
ed, an assignment OF his estate be made, and ne be
discharged from his debts and liabilities
~ Witness my hand and the seal OF said
sEAL. Court affixed, this the first day Of February,
"a D. ls5s N. H. DARRACH, Clerk.
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EAMPhENE, e, Burning Fluid, Alcoho and Spirits
u ofTurpenIiae, for sale by sl%
dI9 1OHS =. ALPR1.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. j. c. YOUNG.

LateProfessor at theUniversity Pen,
Can be found at the old stand, corne, a,
Montgomery and California streets, s.,
Francisco,
Where he can beconsulted privately and with a
utmost confidence by the afflicted at all hours An,
from A. NJ, until p. M. (Curesalways guarapls.
or no pay required.
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SH0vELS aud sLUICE FOR ks. for sale by
~ JOHN :. ALBRO.
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state of california; In the District Court ofthe Fif-
County of lutr,S teenlh Judicial District.
JouN SYLVESTER W. PWLltP BWEL y Co.
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Uashington and Wheeling daily by Carriers.
Price for Mail Subscribers of the daily WEcRER
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-12

THR GRAND LoDeE, I. o. o. F., held its quar-
teriy meeting last night, st which there was a
large attendance. The action of the e,rand
Lodge OF the United States, resolving upon a
ceiebfafion of the Order In New Yo,k city ON the
sotn OF Aprit next, was endorsed and commit
zee OF thirteen appointed to make ths necessary
srraagements for the proposed visit to New York
OF the Grand Lodge and its subordinates II ,,
expected that some four or Eve buud red odd
Fellows from this jurisdiction will take part in
.ne ceeC s1. ceremonies above referred TO, and
purpose. ..-r, >-"s '''"~ io' VIC
music LESSONS 1t will be perceived from
.ne card OF Mr.. Scheel that he continues to give
INSTRUCTIONS on the piano. We know him to be
an admirable performer on that instrument, tho
foug MY learned In the science OF music, an apt
Isacher, very patient, and withal wost worthy
ana exemplary man In all the relations in life
IN snort, just such teacher OF music as may be
introduced professionally In family to its great
advantage.
TRIALS AT THE GUARD HousK-MIchael Mar
cy, drunk In the market; fine and costs, 81 Is
r. Nartei, drunk under suspicious circum-
stances; do, 81 Is. Hamilton Mason colored
drunk: and out after hours; workhouse 80 DAYS
John Kennedy, Daniel Marsh, Joseph Cooley,
Jonn harrison, disorderly and false representa-.
lions; fine and costs, 81 is each. John smith.
disorderly at ball; do , S. Is -
ELLh'-our ehterprls1ng music friend, Ellis,
Is enlarging and improving his old established
quarters. In the meantime, he continues to SUD-
ply the wants Of his customers at Melodeon
Hail, up stairs, directly opposite his old store.
where he has pianos, melodeoas, music, &c In
abundance Don't forget him.
THE LADIES should call and see the sewing
machines on exhibition at G. w. BoteIer,s. Iron
Hall. = '
~ Is SELDOM that we notice any thing in the medi-
oaI Iihe, nor wonld We now, unless could be con-
Vlncod That we are not doing our duty as iournaI-
ist; IA recommending to the public Ur J. Ho letters
Celebrated Stomrch Btters. for the cure of that
most terrihie and fatal OF ali diseaSes-Feyer and
Ague. From our own perieI O. with this yaluable
speeho we can safely say that for diseases of The
sDove nature. Il stands without rival. Its tneIy
mature grave. Every day We hear of IL conque,inr
the worst cases Of Fever and Ague To those VIII
are IN the least licted with any the com plants
arising from an irreguarty Of the dige stve organs
nothlng can be more beneficial than these Bittera
w cheerfnliy recommend them to the Thousands
VINO are suffering M the most intense pain as GER
OF their many ex cellent qualities.
rywhere. 90 10 eost
HAR1sHoRNs PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD CHER
is the lest cough syrup IN the world. Ii alay all
lnnanauon OF the lungs and throat. and 10 pro-
It, To be the best cough syrup in the world. Get
bottle ard tr, It, Is and 50 cents bottle Sold by all
druggists. nc m Or
WEBBING CAKES. very pretty and very cheap, at
the Philadelphia Confectionery corner i2th ana r
Ion. 90 Ims
WEDDING CAKES, very pretty, very cheap and very
avenue between I'd and 81 SITS.
oc2 I'm Kuc1pp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-12

BY J. c. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auotioneers.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, VALUABLE
IMPORTED OIL PAINTINGS, HORs rs, Cows A M
FARMING IMPLEMENTS AT AUCTION On FRIDAY
MORNING.. October Is h, ut 10 O'Clock, at Ock
Sprl"g Farm. formerly the residence of Mr.. Dash
lei, situated the west side of High street ab,nt
q niue above GEORGETOWN, on the Tenally Town
hoad, we shall sell, he personal effects of gentle
man decilning housekeeping, comprising
A COL ectIon OF very valuable Oil PaIntIngs many of
tnem line specimens OF art prOcu red directly from
Lotol H0usehold Furniture, comprising Sofas. Par
lor Chairs, Marble top Tables, Carpets, Bed
steads, bureaus. Bedding, Cooking and other
Stoves, d O., DC
Also; valuable Bsv Horse, 6 years old. and fine
Mare with foal by Black Hawk both yarrantrd
-, souhd and Will work IN any harness,
Two excellent Cows and Calf,
One two horse Wagon and Harness.
One one horse Wagon and CaTyall,
cutting Box, Ploughs, HsrrOws, Grndstone, 90.
Also, quantity OF Corn, Oats, Fodder, &c
Terms: So and under cash; over that sum credit
oI % and ~ days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes.
bearing interest.
oesd j. c. Mcguire & CO.. Auots.
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COArs. PANTS. AND VESTS.

:, ITsSS SHItS. BNSfHeSS SHits,
NOAH WALKER & Co., Marble Hall CIoiAing
Store. Browns, Hotel Building, respectfully an
WINTER CLOTHING is now ready for inspeeti6n,
comprising an assortment of GsatIsmeas and
fobhS Clothing of the newest and richest d esign
IN material, trimming, and rkmOnshIp.
To those who study ceence, with ECONOMY i'm
1ashOnaDie articles OF dress, opportunity Is now
offered for selecting from 0as OF the most attrac-
tive stocks OF Clothing this city at very reduced
prices. saS1 I'm
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, October l2 Flour has declined
State 81 l5aSi IS; Ohio a 9Oa5 10; Southern s.
as 50
Wheat is nominsllY &c. lower, closing with
declining tendency.
Corn is lower; mixed 69a72c.
Pork is heavy; prime Sl4al4 IS. Lard Is steady
At 1OSallc.
Whisky is dull at PIC.
At the tea sale to-day prices slightly advanced.
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ALL PERSONS desiring to have their cards in
serted or continued in the daily Alphabetical
Business Directory In the Daily Star, who have
not already seen the agent, should do 90 imme-
aistely at the star Office
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DI ED,

In Fredenck city, Md on the 7tb instant. OF
consumption, TERESA STICKEL, in the isth
year OF her age. youngest daughter of George and
Elizabeth StIckei.
On the nth instant, THOMAS LEWEIIYN
IN the 68th year OF his age ~
His funeral will take place at his daughters resi-
dence, corner OF Esd and u streets, on w dnesday
evening, at O'Clock. His friends are respectful ~
request ed to attend.
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MARRIED.

On the 10th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. White Of ST.
Mathews Church, Mr.. M. ]. FITZG ERAI,D to
Miss MARY ANNESTASIE BRANNAN, ali sf
this city.
On the l2th instant, by the Rev. NJ. g. w. sam
son, CALVIN ~. LONNDs, formerly of baIt,
more, to CECILIA c., daughter of John l.. Smith,
Esq OF this c.ty.
tBsIlimOre Sun and American please copy.)
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RlnaneiaI-

NEW YORK, October ~ Stocks are active but
iuegul-r Chicago Rock island, 65k; Illinois
Central sha's 80, La Cross and NIL A; Mi-Li-
gan southern % u; New York Central, - 1; "a
Coal 7sX; Reading SIX; NIL. and Miss i6 !;
Cantons 40 Va. G's ga Mo. 6's, 6H. Sterling
exchange hrm.