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The daily Butte record., 1858-03-23
APPLICATION FOR PARDON.
INSOLVENCY NOTICE.

STATE OF CALIFoRNfA,l I District Court, Fifteenth
County Of Butte judicial District.
In the matter OF Gardiner Lamp vs., His Creditors
uNPUR $ u ANCE OF AN ORDER
made In the Hon. District Court, In and for butte
County, by the judge thereof, at chambers. on tho
18th day of March, A. D. tsSs. Notice is hereby slv
en to the creditors Of the said Gardiner Lamp petit
TONER insolvency to ba and appear before the said
District Court, nj the Court House at 0roville, In
said County, on Monday the 10Th day OF May, A. ID.
1858, al the hour OF II o'clock, NJ, of said day. then
and there to hon IL any there be- why the pc
tition Of the said insovent Gardiner Lamp, should
not be granted assignment OF his estate be made
and no be discharged IRON his debts and liabilities
BY order OF the Court.
~ Witness my hand and the seal of said
sEAL. tCourt affixed, this tho 18Th day of March
~ A. d. ls5s. NJ. II. DARRAcH, Clerk.
THos. WILLS, Attorney for petitioner.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
DISSOLUTION

fHNllE co PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE RX-
~ isling between the undersigned In the Stock
and Dairy business, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. j, q. JACKSON,
HENRY MCCONVEY,
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NOTICE

Us HEREBY GIVEN, THAT TIE UNDER
d signed VIII apply to the Board of Supervisors Of
Butte county ut their next regular session. for re-
nswai oi their Licens to run Ferry across Feather
River at McConnelt's Ranch.
MCCONNELL s. BILLINGS.
February 4, lS5S.+
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For Sale or Rent.

HoUsE AND LOT NEAR TUE PLAZA, front.
IL Ing on Robinson street, adjoining the Metho>
diss Parsonago, win be sold cheap. Apply 70
Feb II p. l.. PATTON.
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ACAgp y, the undersigned. having been under
the treatment of Il. j Czapkay. NJ. ID. although un-
solicited tee called upon to give publicity to The ef
ticncy ofhis treatment, hoping that by doing so,
may be instrumental in preventing Others from the
fearful suffering and misery which experienced.
and which 80 otea result from the perncioas prac-
tico Of pretcnders. My disease has been that of
physical and mental dcblite which follows in con
sequence of indiscrciion IN youth. The agOHes
which endured are, perhaps, unnecessary for me
to detail, they are known 10 those who have ekper-
enced them. Suffice 1t to say that having called the
services Of DR.. H. j. Clapkay into requislon all my
expectations which may nave formed of him v ere
moro than realized. ! would therefore recommend
Dr.. Cznpkay to all who may lind themselves afflicted
with the dreadful malady my obeci in SO doing be-
ing sympathy for suffering humanity, ami heartfelt
desire of ofreeving them.
ID. J. DAllLEE, Printer.
State of California. City and County of san Fran
Cisco "a On the 3lst day of July A. y. loj6 befir
me, Wm G. Jewett. Notry Public. personally appear
ed DID. Dahiee, known TO me. who beiHg duly sworn
did depose and say, that The contents of the card
herewith signed by him ia true
Ia witness whereof, have hereunto set my hand
aud affixed my official seal, the day ami year first
above written. WM C. JEWEirT
It's Fotary Public.
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EMARKABLE INSTANCE OF MEDICAL RE.
hN LIEF--Below we publish the certificates of
two of the sufferers from the paugs of disease who
having recovered from their fnrmer nenIth and i'm .
PEELED by gratitude, make known their cases and re.
medal agent, md their statements are authenticated
by n Notary Pubic. Tho demands of society impe-
riousy command their pnbli'ity. and we commend
their perusai to the attention Of all afflicted:
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MEDICAL.
DR.. CZAPKAYS


n INSTITUTE, Sacramento street, below Mont
gonery opposite Pacific Mail steamship 60 8 ohlce,
San Francisco california Established in 1854 for the
permanent cure Of all Private and Chronic Diseases.
and the suppression of Quackery Attending and resi-
dent Physician, l. J. CZAPkAY. NJ D.. late of The
Hungarian Revolutionary War. Chief Physician TO
the 10th Regiment of Honveds. Chief surgeon to the
Military Hospital of Pesh Hungary, and late lecturer
on d diseases OF women aud children.
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CERTIFICATE

TheunLersigned desirous sufacQuantncthose who
may be unfortunate enough To be similarly afflicted,
where Il permanent relief of their sutrings may be
obtained feels it his duty to thus publicly express
hts most sincere gratitude to DR.. l.. j. Cznpkay. for
the permanent recovery of his health. Borne down
by the distressing symptoms incident % the vicious
practice OF oiuncOnrOlabe passion IN youth depressed
in body and mind: unable to perform even the most
tritiing duty imposed upon the daily uNoCatour of
life, sought the advice of many physicians, who ut
first regarded my disease Of rilllng ipportancp--
but alas after few weeks, and in several instances
msnths, of their treatment. found to my unuttpri.
bic horror, that insead of relief, the symptoms be-
came more alarming in their torture and. being told
by that my disease being principally confined to
the brain, medicine would be Ufliit consequences
despared OF ever regalning my healh, slrehgth and
energy; and as last resort. and with but IL faint
hope called upon DR.. Czapkay who, after examining
my case prescribed some medicine which aln,os, in.
santly relieved me Of the duh pan and dizziness II
my head. Encouraged by this result. reyoved TO
place myself Immediately under hi~ care. and by
strict adherence to his directions and vire iry head
became clear. my ideas collected, the constant pam
IN my back and grOins the weakness of INV limbs
the nervous reactOnsf whole body ON the slghl-
est alarm or excitement: The misanthrOry and evil
iOrcbodngs; the self distrst and of confidence
IN others the ncapabl ty to study, and want of
ouon the frightiul, exciting, and ut times pcasur.
able dreams at night. followed by involuntary dis
charges. have all disappeared: and in fuct in two
months after having consulted the Doctor elt asif
inspired by new liie-that life which, but Il short
time ago contemplated 10 end by my own hand.
Win view to guard tho unfortunate from falling
into the hands of incompetent quacks, deem 1t my
dutyo otler this testimony TO The merit and skin OF
DR.. tzapkay, aud recommend hlm 10 all who may
stand IN need of medical dvIcc being assured by my
own experience. tnat under his care, radical
and permanent cure win be effected.
B. r. FILLMORE
state Of California County of san Francisco. Sub
scrlbed aud sworn before this 18th day If April,
A. ID. 1876. Signed JOHN MIDDLETON. 10 81
Notary Public.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

TENlIE O0.PARrNERSlllP HITHERTO EXIST
d ing between the undersigned is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, All business connected
" tn the firm will be settled by IT. Myers who alone
is authorized to sign for that purpose.
MAN BROOKS,
0rovie, March 93t H. MYERS,
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

fuNllE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EN-
- isng under the firm OF Rosenhaum 4 Men-
niger, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent
All those Indebted 10 the late firm viii plensc call and
settle. =. ROSENBAUM,
oroyille, March 8. l.. MEiNlNGER
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HERE ARETHOUSANDS in this Stase suffering
for want Of scientific medical treatment and
y1n fear to apply 10 Physician. because they have
Dcen deceived or their friends have been by some
oi tde dharlaiAns IN intest the community aud whs
publish themselves as good physicians. proiessors
etc. To all such we unhesitatingly recommend Dr.
., Young, hs Physician in whom all oan place con.
hdcrce. lie is man of eminent aud profound
study, a GOOD surgeon. an honorable man, and one
" no can sympashise with persons in af,lic,on Ills
santiing as Physician ard gentlemen sre both
guarunleed-ihe first by his medical works which
are an nor 10 'heir author, and the extensive and
hieny successful course of practice with which he
mas been nonored since his advent in California and
Ihe aer oY ms numerous patrons ana large circle of
acquaintance,
kSEMEMBER-Thai Dr j. C. Young's Office for
~ he treatment uf Private Diseases il at rbe cor
her OF slonlgonery and California SIS san Frsncsc,
hEnEMbER-That DR.. Yonng wants ho na;ients
oua nuSe iuI'! capable OF appreciaiing aud di-tin-
gnisnhg Inc services of n regular. thorough hyed
Iuaek. anu "inlns
REMEdBER-That Dr Young is The only ,c,,,,,-
efeu physician advertising TO cure diseases OF imnr
kEMEMBER-That DR. Youug's remedies and
treatment are entirely unknown TO all oth.-s .
pared from life spent in the great Uosni,sis Fe
rope; ana ue first in this country from purc chsmi.
Gals imported '' Pu'e cuemr
KENENBER-That Dr Young gives everv a,ten.
uoh " diseases peculiar To females "'''"
From the Boston Medical to,-n,
Although We are opposed IN tba s,, 1,'' -,
ssthE, ior good and sufficient reasons sii v,a d,o
" oa' J,1sIce 10 say that Dr. Young i. ona 81 re
most industrious and interchangeable yota,i.s a, ,hs
'"ea''ai science In the United statss.
D'No CURE, PAY-sa
,n;s "ce Is a, ,he ecrner of Montgomery and Cali
y 'a'4 S4sets, san Fri aelseo. w.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. j. c. 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 tho
utmost confidence by the afflicted at all hours daily
from & A. NJ, until 4 P. NJ. (Curesalways guaranteed
or no pay required.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-11-27
THE CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY At PITTS
BURG.

The centennial anniversary of the taking of Fort Du
quesnc observed Thursday last with the greatest
enthusiasm Business entirely suspended Thepro
cesson in honor of the event the largest most gor
geous and imposing that paraded our Streets and
occupied hour and quarter passing given point 1t
consisted of the various military companies of the city
and the neghborhood the soldiers of the revolution and
of the war of 1872 the mayor and other officers of the
city and county the various trades represented by large
numbers of operatives, with appropriate banners
bems and devices) the fire department, Odd Fellows
turner's various benevolent literary and other civic
ciees and large number of citizens and strangers in
Guiding several prominent public from distance.
After marching through number of streets, it came
to halt at Duquesne depot of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company erected on the site of old Fort Duquesne,
which was evacuated by the French this day hun
dred years ago In this large building which was i'm
mensely crowded. the order of exercises consisted of
prayer the singing by the German societies of ode
written by T. b. Pimpton and set to music by H. Klcbcr
and orations by Hon. Andrew w. Loomis and Hon
William Wilkins The procession about three miles
long, and 1t Is estimated that there fifteen thousand
persons in the line.
Various feathers, Indian, and pioneer relics borne
in procession. Six hundred coal miners mounted on
mules and with wagons, novel and peculiar look
ing feature IN the procession The military in the line
a about FIVE hundred, and made fine appear
humpere.. -noress Of the procession the bells
ance. During inc p.ss and much enthusiasm
were rung throughout the city, -. nreer,ta-
was displayed everywhere, There were various
tons of wreaths and flags at different points.
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BUoKwnEAT FooD.--M. Isidore Pierre has recently
been making investigations of buckwheat, from
which condense the following interesting results:
Buckwcat cakes equal to pure white bread regards
the phosphaes bone making material and heterogeneous
principles which they contain and superior to bread
in fatty matters The general yield of buckwheat when
cooked Is about three times the weight Of the -four used
showing that such flour will retain forty to foryone per
cent of water Between different patches of ground
bucwheat there great dssimilarity Of composition
batch containing nearly times much nitrogen
twenty-five times the amount of phosphstes and hun
bred and fifteen times much fatty matter another
The bran is the richest portion Of the buckwheat but
cannot be digested by weak somachs The finest quail
tiles of bucwheat -four and the white mill dust espec
ally very suitable for children and persons in deli
cate health while the varieties require strong
stomach and much exercise for their perfect digestion
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The South Pass correspondent of the st Louis Repub
lcan states that battle occurred between the Grow and
Snake Indians on the goth ultimo in which ten of the
former killed The fight grew out of the tbieving
propensities of the Crows.
A Jewish Rabbi arrested in New York the other
day. the complaint Of several members of his congrc
cation, for selling lottery tickets The Rabbi arrested
at the altar of his church, and the officers of the law
resisted by his adherents He held to bail in the
of 81, 900. number of tickets found in his
possession. but the greater portion destroyed
The total receipts Of all stock at the New York cattle
markets for the week ending November Gath fol-
lows Bcevcs, 3,s4s cows 200 calves, COS lambs
a. 1872 Prices had advanced slightly and the quantity
of inferior stock had largely increased.
The people of Buffalo have voted In favor of the propo
siton TO grant the aid of the city to international
bridge the Niagara river to the extent of $50
per nnnum which is the interest liability the cost Of
the proect-S2 800 900
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Emperor has addressed 70 Prince Napoleon, Minister of
Algeria and the Colonies

81. Coup, October 80 1858.
My DEAR Cousin have the iyelest desire that at the
moment when the difference with Portugal relative to the
Charles ct Georges has terminated the question OF the en-
gagement OF free aboc the African coast should be
definitely examined and finally settled the trues prn-
ciples of humanity and justice energetically claimed
from Portugal the restitution of the Charles ct Georges,
because will always maintain intact the Independence
of the national flag but, in this even, il only
with the profound conviction of my right that rsked
with the King OF Portugal rupture of those friendly
latons which / am glad TO maintain with him but, as
to the principles of the engagement of the negroes
ideas far from being settled If in truth labore
recruited the African coast not allowed the
else of their free WILL and If this enrolment is only the
slave trade in disguise will have il terms for ii
is not who will protect anywhere enterprises contrary
to progress to humanity and to civilization beg you.
then To seek the truth with the zeal and intelligence
which you will bring to bear all affairs about which
You employ yourself and the best method of putting
term TO what is continual OF dispute-which
would be TO substitute the free labor of Indian coolies for
that of the negroI will beg you to come to an under
standing with the Minister for Foreign Affairs to
with the English government the negotiations which
entered few months ago On this, my dear
cousin, pray God to have you in his holy keeping.
NAPOLEON.
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THE VERMONT LEGISLATURE FOLLOWS THE BID
DING OF MR.. SEWARD AND THE TRIBUNE

DING OF MR.. SEWARD AND THE TRIBUNE
Tho evidences multiplying and thickening
every day against the deusive supposition, which
has been cherished for some time by the opposition
at the South, of probable modification of their
creed by the northern republicans. The co-opera-
ton Of southern senator's and members, at the last
session Of Congress, with the abolition party, has
had precisely the opposite sequel from that which
was expected So far from modifying their creed
the republican leaders have made il more obnoxious
than ever before. However favorably they may have
listened for time to the overtures Of their southern
allies, the elections have had the effect to suppress
abruptly all incnations for coalition, and to have
emboldenod the republicans to the most
threatening and aggressive attitude on the slavery
question
We have already SGT forth in columns, and fully
commented upon the doctrines promulgated by scna-
tor Seward on this subject in recent speeches in
New York We have shown, too the change of
tone which has taken place in the editorial columns
Of the New York Tribune; which, no longer devoted
to the work of conciliang and combining all branches
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ARRIVAL OF THE CALIFORNIA OVERLAND
MAIL.

despatch from st, Louis dated the 25th announces
the arrival of the thirteenth overland mail with two
passengers The expedition against the Indians in Car
son valley was thoroughly organized. Captain Under
woods command was escortng the trains the
tns The duty of attacking the Indian camp had been
assigned to the volunteers under Adutant General Kib
bee. The Pacific Mail Steamship Company had given
Mr. Nugent, United States commissioner at Victoria,
thority to send all Americans back to California free
who unable to pay their passage Los Angeles pa
pers repeat the story that General Gsudary had taken
the field with five thousand against the existing
government of Sonora and that Pasquiera drafting
to meet his attack.
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The seventy anniversary Of the evacuation Of New
York by the British troops at the close Of the revolution
airy war celebrated on the 25th inst. by the military
At sunrise the Veteran Corps fired salute the Bate
ny. At later period Of the day the first division Of
militia paraded in full force and attracted deserved
mendaton for their fine appearance In the evening the
Society OF the Cincinnati celebrated the anniversary by
dinner ut the Astor House ta"
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again hand large assortment OF these unrivacd an
These for late received the first p
all others they in competition The eo
Judges OF the last exhibition Franklin lnsu
IN nladelphg unanimously awarded the first premium gold
Mcssrs Raven Bacon, oyer 20 others the h m
factories Of New York Boston, Philadelphia and baltimore
in OF the rencrosng demand have made su
with the manufacturers will enable us 70 b
with despatch search superior Piano
requested TO call and before purchasing elsewhere
several second hand Pianos sale terms ~
Roscnkranz and Erard Piano
Music Depot OF ith street aud Pennsylvania avenue
Roy "A g hErzhhoii
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NOTICE or REM0NAL.-vM. W. ESlt \ hrglhst
are now removing NEw STORE, 1853 Pcnny
between seventh streets Browns ioe
they will Wednesday oath ins open entire new VI
watches rich pure silver plated fancy goods W
which the public respectfully invited TO examine
Nov 22.H
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PERsoSAL.Col. Cook, of the U. s. A., is at Browns,
Hotel Hon James Cooper, Of Philadelphia at the Ma,
tional, and Hon. Jno H. Iegan, of Texas, at the Kirk
wood House. 80
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The St Louis Republican states that very general de-
sire expressed for revision OF the charter of that city
by the coming Legislature
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WASHINGTON CITY.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 81. 1868.


the establishment the proposed
change terms wiz DO conducted strictly cash basis all
agencies the Union dscon
tnued No payments should made TO Agents after this date
oepl W. Ipseonb who authorized 10 make collections
In Dclauare land and Virginia.
wAsusorox, March %, ls5s-tf
The foregoing notice any agents coec,
tors that employ employed In this city hut
on have performed such service other parts ofhe
q country. APP 2e-u
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Engle change of programme each evening.
There viii je most positively only two performances.
The seats win on u
day morning the stores OF Richard at and w q e
Doors open at7ii performance 10 commence at O'Clock
Nov I'D III"
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PHILHARMONIC HALL.
M. STRAKOSCHS
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.

III
M. STRAKOSCHS
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY
TWO GRAND ITALIAN oPERAsl
MUSICAL FESTIyAIsi
UNPRECEDENTED COMBINATION OF MUSICAL STARS
The public respectfully informed that
Nine CoIsON Mile PARoDr,
Mime DE wIIH0RsT, Mine SrsAK0SCH,
Sig BRIGN0II Sig LABOCETrA,
Sig AMoDo, sig EToRE BARILL
sig MICA BARnI, MAU STRAKOscH,
viii appear in two brilliant musical festivals
On THURSDAY and FRIDAY DECEMBER I'd and Sd.
The programme will the varied oa
in this city win gems from the M
lowing operas and oratorios. ....
Don Giovanni Martha
Trovatorc Robert Le Diabe
Trayata, Ia Favorta,
Purtani Iueretia Borgia,
The Prophet, semiramie,
81 Paul, Creation,
English songs duets, French songs, &C
,,q.
The begs leave that Nine De Wihorst A
Parod Mine Coon strasoch VIII all appear enc and
the evening. .a..
Although the expense engage such unprecedented galaxy
musical celebrities the above advertisement and W.
well known that combination pma donnas s@p
Mile Parodi, Mme Coson,
wlhorst, srakosch,
appeared together city, management has never
hclcss determined 10 Ak the price Of admission to all parts ~
halt
ONE DOLLAR. Resored seats fny cents atra
kntIe change ofprogamme each evening
There VIII bc mosf positively only two performances
NJ .,l,f
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THE FRENCH SLAVE TRADE,
The Moneu publishes the following letter, which the
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-11-27

THE RECENT CHANGE or GOVERNMENT
IN PRUSSIA

The Manteuliel Ministry have given place TO more
liberal and progressive administration The Prussan
Sls Anzegr gives the following list OF the cabinet
Prince Of Hohenzolern Sgmarngcn, President of the
Council
Baron Flottwell, Minister OF the Interior.
Baron Auerswald Minister of State
Baron Schleinitz, Foreign Affairs
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ONE DOLLAR. Reserved sea,s, NV cents eftra

has appeared together s city the has ne
thccss determined nx the price o admission TO all parts
hal To