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Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-05
MEDICAL.
DR.. L. J. CZAPkAY'S


Il INSTITUTE. Sacramento street. below Mont
gomery, opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Co g Office,
San Francisco, California Established 1854. for the
permanent of all Private and Chronic Diseases.
and the suppression Of Qnackery. Attending and resi-
dent Physician. j. CZAPKAY. Nj. D.. late nf the
Hungarian Revolutionary War. Chief Physician 10
the 20th Regiment of Honveds Chief surgeon to the
Military Hospital of Pesih. and late lecturer on dis
eases OF women and children.
fl'O THE AFFLTCTED.-DR. l.. J. CZAPKAY can
l b. consulted at his Institute for the cure of all
forms Of private diseases, such syphilis Gonorrhea.
Nocturnal Emissions. and all the consequences of
self abuse, In the first stages of Syphilitic or Como
rheal diseases. he guarantees cure In Il few days.
without Inconvenience to the patient or hndrancet"
his business. When patient. hy neg ec or linprop
er treatment, has developed the secondary symptoms
of syphilis. such as bIboes or painful swclfngs
the groins ult ersin the throat aud nose which il
not checked. destroy the soft parts snd cause the
bones TO morfy separate and come away. leaving
blotchee and pimpes break ont upon the skin
when he has painful swellings upon the bones, or
when bis constitution ls Injured So as TO predspnsc
to consumption other constitutional Diseases the
Doctor guarantees a cure or asks no compensation.
In RHEUMATISM, ch ronic or acute: in DYSEN
Terry or DIV NAKRH0EA, he has safe and e4fcctual
remedies. Fer the treatment the consequences uf
self abuse, such nocturnal emissions. nervousness
timidi;y. headache pains in the back and limbs, with
general weakness loss of emOry, injury to the light
resessness, confusion of ideas, dislike for society,"
and feeling of wearness of life; with the nervOns
system excitabe that slight noises shock stafle
the patient. making his existence miserable. For the
above malndIcs the Doctor will guarantee cure or
ask no compensation. T. can be consulted free Of
charge. and invites all to call; it will cost them
thing. and may be much 20 their advantage. Office
hours from A. NJ. to o p VI.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-05

vHfERE ARE THOUSANDS in ms StHte snHerih3
| for want Of scientific medical treatment. and
you fear to apply Physician. because lheY haFe
been deceived or their friends have been. by s"ne
of the dharlatans Ia nfesi the community ara VINO
publish themselves good physicians, pr"'. ssors,
ets To aII ,uch we unhpsitatiugiy recommend Dr. j
g. Young. az a Ply sician in whom all 9an place con
adcnce. lie IL "A man OF eminent ard profound
"a bo can svtn,a.bise with persons Ia affection His
staniing as n Physician md gentleman arc boih
guarsuieed-ihe first b. bis medical works. which
are an hor to their author, and me exiehs,yt ana
has been honored since his advent IN California and
the latter by his numerous patrons ana large circle oil
acquaintances,s
rR NO CURE, NO PAY-s5
His Office Is at the corner of Montgomery and Ca
foi via streets, San Fn1cisco.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10

Tue MILLsNIUM.--The Butte Record
says, while at Stringtown few days
since, we were shown a most singular
and anomalous instance in "animal
economy" We saw with our own as
tonished eyes, a matronly tabby cat
nursing a newly born rat. 1t seems that
the cat had had brood Of kittens, and
they having been killed, she one day
found female rat just emerging from
her nest. The female rat had lately
been confined, and pussy determined to
have family, attacked, killed and de-
voured the mother rat and then adopted
her "bairns." The one we saw Cat
Vantine's storey was the last of four, the
old cat having killed the others by care
lessly lying on them. When cats nurse
rats, it is almost time to look for the
foretoh days when the "lion shall lie
down with the lamb"
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10
SllerifS Sale.

DY virtue Of decree Of foreclosure and order Of
ID sale to me directed and delivered founded JUDI
IL ent Issued Hon District Court OF the l4th
Judicial District the Sd day of September 1858.
in favor of PATRICK NJ BOYLAN and agzInzt J. u.
WAKEFIELD, II A. EICHELBERGER audJAS C.
SHIPNAN for the of Two Thousand -Four Hundf ed
and Forty Dollars debt with interest, the said Of
% At the rate of three per cent per th from
the rendition of the judgment until aid together with
all of suit And whereas the said Sd day ofSsp
tember d. 1853, il ordered and decreed by tue
said Court that the Mortgage set forth in Plaintiffs COM
pain be forecose and the property therein described
to-wt:The premises franchisee aud property, aad ap
situate lying and bel the ouniy Of Ne
vada State of California and in the city Of ada be-
ing that certain lot in the Of frbie rhcatre know
singular Gas work. budings appurten rights
and privileges thereto belonging Also all and singular
the rights Of way franchise, permission and privilege
held and then held by the said defendants TO eree
build and keep gas. and cause the same 20 DO
made caused and sold to light the Of Ne
vada in the State Of California and the buildings and
habtatons therein deriv ed AMI held in tie said ely Of
Nevada by constituted auhoritic from any Other
source together with all p pes Gas ometes and other
things thereto belonging be levied upon aut sold to at
sfy said interest nd costs and the proceeds
hereUfapped the payment Of said sums Of money a.
afores aid.
Notice 10 hereby given that on SATURDAY, Cetoocc
end D. 1855, be the hours of ten oelreA, A NJ
and ocloeh in front Of the Court House door n
the city of Nevada will sell public aucioa 10 TIE
highest bidder for cash In hand tie above dcsciNtd
property to satisfy and pay the aforesaid Judgment
Given under my hand, at ofce in the city OF fSsvads
s w BORING She-ih.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10

Orerland MaI.-The overland mail
from Salt Lake arrived in Placerville on
Sunday last in charge of VIM. Fl. Lind
sey, A part Of the mail was brought in
a mutilated condition. The Indians had
made an attack upon the stage. DR..
Forney is charged with incompetency.
The mail contractors are determined
to succeed in the overland enterprise.
DIR. Chorpenning the superintendent on
the arrival of the stage despatched an
ample supply of Sharpe's rifles to pro-
tect the passengers and mails which left
Placerville on Saturday last. The above
information we extract from the Sacra-
mento Union.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10
SllerifS Sale.

II virtue Of an EIecuti TO inc dreSted and fssa-u
IL of the Hon. District Court Of the Forrteer Jr
dieal District the gath day OF August 1855. IN
favor of BERNARD SCHR AkMEN I.R and as aTsI =
I. LAIRD and +, j. CHAMBERS for the sum Of Ii,>
Hundred and Ninety So leo dol avs de,t 18th lier- g
sag 100 dollar from the 9Th day % Aus
1883 at the rae nf2! per cent per month III pal t.
gethtr with S43 10 Of suit j have levied lpor
and lied ii foAoyS described property. hc
heretofore attached. towit J. Al the right lille ani ir
terest ofdeendants within named C N to certain
dhch known a. the 4 aseale Water DilcL.'
veyng wafer from Big Dee Creek TO HuIt's HIl ard
other mining localities Also their Interest ia American
Hill Diggings Also their interest il Il Young Anercs
eoMpaAy Bourbon Hill, together With tnols. appIT;s
n1nces thereuntO belonging
Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY. he 2nc
day of October 1855 the honr of % elu ct A
and O'Clock, J.. NJ, in front of the Court Hou'-
door, in the city ofNeyala will ell a. public auction to
the highest bidder for cash in hand the Above t3serJ"
property satisfy and pay the aforesaid juds .nent
Given under hand Office, III the city OF Nevada.
on this the sth day of Septelnber. 1873
= w. .iORISC, She-if.
Nevada, September I1' ls5S-id
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10

Prof. AgassiS, the great naturalist,
declared in speech at Cambridge, Mass
that he had determined to become per-
manent resident of this country, and
theref re he can no longer be consider
ed European. This announcement,
produced great qualification, and sets at
rest all doubts as to his acceptance Of
the brilliant offe~ made him by Louis Ma.
poleon to take the Directorship of the
Jardain dcs Plantes in Paris, with life
Senatorship.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10

THE Democratic party has at length
adopted, says an exchange, the discip-
line of the Romish church. The Presi-
dent, for the time being, is an infallible
Pope To differ from him in opinion is
heresy, punishable by accommodation.
AS this is the party which has ruled the
country hitherto, its discipline is inter.
estiug to all. 1t does not tolerate any
latitude of opinion. What is called the
right of private judgment is as hateful to
our Democracy as it is to the mother
church.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10

Lokelituns susfaias the Majesty ofMe
Law.-Our reporter hearing noise on
the street Monday last at about 3 o'clock
pnst meridian, hastened to the spot for
the purpose of securing good local
item. He elbowed his way into a crowd
and discovered one Emerald islander
pummelling another and heaping appro-
brious epithets upon him. such as "d-d
Grass Valley man" &c. For this laud-
able curiosity 'lokelitums" was brought
before very gave and reverend mag
istrate and was obliged to "take swear
to sustain the majesty of violated law.
The top fellow in the scrimmage was
made to fork over ten dollars.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10
COrOner'S Sale.

WHEREAS, on the 9th day Of August, A. d. 1853, O
w final Judgment and decree rendered, by con-
fesson in the District Court Of the 18th Judicial District
Of the tate of California in and for the county Of Neva
da, in favor Of DAVIS DEvINE and against SAMUEL,
w. BORING, for the sum of Two Thousand Two Hun.
dred and eighty dollars debt together
the said ef 50 s 90 1.-THE off per cent per
onth from the rendition Of Judgment until pad together
with all costs of suit And wherea the said 9Th day
Of August 1855, twas ordered and dscreed by the sad
Court that the Mortgage forth in Plaintiffs complaint
be foreclosed and the property therein described To- wit
The undivided one tenth ofthat Water Ditch known a.
the Poor Mans Creek Ditch situated the countv ~
Nevada and State Of Cafor ia, conveying watey n,
ming purposes rm the stream known the Poor MAJ.
Creek to Orleans Flat Meores Flat ooscy's Flat .nd
other mining localities in those vcinss Also the I'm
divided one tenth # that ditch know a. ,h
extension of the Poor Mans Greek Ditch csneeviro -.
ter from the nth Fork Of the Middle Yuba kver,
rcka and mining localities in that vicinity .lo the
known n the Union Ditch in said county ofNev.a. ~
veying water from the Eureka Diggines 10 pein ahn,
three miles below the town Of Eureka Ard emyine IN.
same into the Poor Mans 'reek again at that point ~
Nofice is hereby given that will expose A. nubl,.
SAFE the ABOVE described property in the ourt
Ionse do"r IN Nevada city to the highest bidder for
cash,nn SATURDAY he Fourth day of September A ID
lcoe between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. Nj and orlcL
r. NJ 10 salts and pay saiG Judgment
GNeh under my hand in the city Of Nevada thi.
lin day of September d. 1865
JOHN BAILEY
Coroner New ada Co
Ihe above sale is postponed to WEDNESDAY San.
teinbsr 20 1855 e't'
JOHN BAILEY, Coroner
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10
Trouble about One Vote,

The Board of Supervisors canvassed
the vote for Senator and County Judge
on Tuesday. We learn that the Board
found mares nest or two in the returns
sufficient TO throw some doubt on the
chances of Beldcn receiving a certi6-
cate of election tor Judge. Some mali
cious persons had predicted that such
would be result. 1t appears that the
poll list Of Allison's Ranch precinct con-
tains Ill names, whereas the returns for
several Offices, for County Judge among
the rest. show that 112 votes were cast.
Moore received at that precinct 100 votes
and Belden 8, according to the tally list.
The proposition is that the extra vote
must have been given for Belden of
course.
But there is another difficulty. At
Jones Bar a man presented himself to
vote and was challenged or an objection
was made to the reception of his ballot
He swore himself voter; but the Judges
then refused to receive his ballot. He
sent his ballot to the Board of Supervi-
sors protesting against the action of the
Judges. The ballot is said to cont ain
the name of Moore for County Judge.
1t is claimed that after the man had
sworn his vote in, the Judges were bound
to receive it, and therefore the vote
should be counted, which saying nothing
about the Allison Ranch precinct, pro-
duces tie vote between Belden and
More for County Judge.
1t is understood that the Board of Su-
pervisors will determine on Monday next,
which of the opposing gentlemen is en-
Titled to certificate of election. Mean
time we shall watch with some interest
the movement of things and we reckon
the people will pretty generally do SO
too,
LATER.-By examination of the! list
of votes of Allison's precinct the Board
of Supervisors has discovered that 112
names are on the list, two names being
numbered LOG; which settles that mat.
ter.
In regard to Richards vote at Jones
Bar, it seems he is an Englishman. and
has never been naturalized. He was
under the impression that being here
as he was, when the constitution was
adopted, made him citizen. This is
erroneous, and his vote was properly
rejected. If it had been counted for
Moore and elected him it would have
vitiated his election under the stat
ute.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10

CURE FOR CoAsuMPrioN.-Most won
derful cures OF this fatal malady have
been lately effected in Russia. This
cure, however, is neither of Russian
origin, nor is it new. The Tartars in
the eastern provinces of European Rus.
sia use for many purposes a peculiar
beverage called kumyss, which is pre-
pared from mares milk. One of the
different qualities of the kumyss is that
it heals diseases of the lungs, when ap-
piled according to certain method
The Russian medical men have lately
learned the cure from the Tartars, and
the effect ofseveral trialsis all that could
be wished. DR.. Postncoff, at Samara,
has established hospital for the sole
purpose of rendering the discovery as
beneficial as possible.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10
Sl,priM'S Sale.

DT VIRTUE or AN ~ ECCIlOS 10 hE O
ID rcctcd and issaed OF the I!n..orable istri {
Court the 18th judicial District and fos the City
and County of f. anciscp, foHndeG jidgmen.
rendered in said Court in favor Of GEORGE HDG IS
and against J. F NJ HALL. an1 JDiiN Dol YAF-
SHALL $50 called the Plain in not KNOWING hjs -
thereon at The rate Of 10 per c mt ann.m i'll aid
together with dSbrrs' meHts amounting the
If $50 o. have levied upo the foil wing descrb
ed property, tC wit:
A HOUSE in Boston RayiHe, nov occupied by rhs
within amc1 Defendant; - store tog ther with al.
the Stock of Liquors Groceries and general McrcL
disc consisting Of Miners supplies e..
Also attached c'rtan HOUSE occupied by JsrAes
Mulroy a Saloon, and known tie boston Ra, inc
Saloon. All ofwhich property will expose for ral-
public auction and will sell the to the highest bld
der for Cash SATURDAY, OCT cd 1858 btIre eep
the hours of 10 A. NJ. aad ciaok L. NJ, , isfy
said judgments and costs
Given under my hand at Office, in tic city OF Nevada
this the sth Of September. A. II. 1853.
S ". BORING Sher:~
Nevada, September To- ls55-tt
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10

Haytien Titles Of No6izity.-The or
ders of Nobility and the Court of Hayti
are arranged, as are all fashionabl BILE in
stitutions from crinoline to crowns, on
French models. Some witty foreigner
must have found the names and titles
and established the Court circle for the
Emperor Faustin /. Among his peers
are the Duke of Lemonade, the Marquis
of Currant Jelly, the Count of Marina
ladc and recently an official document
has been published, signed by the Count
De Red Terrier, who, it seems, is "MIn-
lister of the Interior and Agriculture
Each Cabinet Minister is paid 5000 a
year-Boston Transcript.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10

A"SELL."-A popular actor Of Phil
adelphia went to Cape May few days
since. Heaccidentally left his watch on
his dressing table. A friend going to
the Cape took it down. In conjunction
with few others, he got up compli.
mentary presentation. A presentation
speech was made, and the reply was
gratefully eloquent, A feast followed
after which. on going to his room. he
opened the case which inclosed the watch
and found it to be the one he had left at
homei
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10
Summons.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA. County y N.vai, S.
~ District Court Of tho Fourteenth Judicial Dtrict Of
said state.
The People of the State Of California, to DEXTER
Yon are crehv summoned 10 ,,ro,r and S
complaint ofFABIEN CARRoN filed ainst you with.
in ten days from the service OF this writ II served on
You in this county within twenty days served YOU
in this District ald of this county within frtv
days served you this State aad o. this Dis.
trict. in an action commenced on the Seventh Gay of
September l55S in said Court for he recovery Il
Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars, due plaintiff from de-
fendAnt upon promissOry with thereon
from the 18th day June D. 1857 rn,il paid as set
for in fhs complaint said action Also for . decree
Of and sale Of the morgagei
ted and delivered by the defendant said
the payment of the aforesaid The mortgaseI
premises beng described follows to wit The
divided onehaf Of certain piece parcel Of laad
situate and lying in the township of Eai county
Nevada a"d State aforesaid beginning the nortfery
corner thereof and running from thence south a
~ rods thence south 80 vest s4rods thence north 81
wes', 4e rods thence 36 west 81 rods thence 81
1Si rods and thence north 80 rods the place
Of beginning and containing l5e 1910 said ranch
being previously known McGurs's Ranch with It's ap-
purenances aud that all persons claiming by, through
or under said be barred and recosed OF
all right title interest or equity of redemption in or TO
the morgaged premises described as Aforesaid Ani
you are hereby noied that If you fail said
complaint as herein directed, plaintiff will take judy
menr against therefor by default, toge her with all
costs of suit also demand of the Court such other
lief as is prayed for in His SAID complaint.
In testimony whereof 1. Rufus Shoemaker, t7erk Of
the District Court aforesaid do hereunto set my hand
and impress the seal of said Court office in the city Of
Nevada, this 9Th day eff ept, mber A. ID. less.
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk,
BY VIM. Smith, Deputy
State Of California. County of Nevada s-On reading
and filing the affidavit Of the plaintiff herein, And ap
pearng therefrom 90 the satisfaction Of the Court that the
plaintiff ath good of action defend-
ant and that said defendant Dexter Wooster conceas
himself to avoid service of summons.
IT'S ordered that service of Summons be had upon
said defendant by public alton in the NEVADA Journal
for four successive weeks at least week.
Given under my haud this 18th day Of September, A. D.
1873. r. II. CAswELL, county Judge
true copy, Auest
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk Dist Court
By Wm. Smith, Deputy
a. A. bARGENT, ATTY for Plaintiff septic
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10

20 The Administration papers are
foul -mouthed against David c. Broder-
ick for disobeying the instructions of the
last Legislature, and intimate strong
desire that he resign his seat in the Sen
ate. Can these sheets never learn de-
cency? Do they not know that Gen
Cass and other distinguished leaders of
the Democratic party have disobeyed
instructions, and have still maintained
their standing in the party; even claim
ing merit for their disobedience. They
may all keep up their tin-pan clangor
about the ears of Broderick till dooms-
day-he will never notice one of them,
and will scarcely know they are about.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10

A "SPUNKY" PRESIDENT WANTED
a correspondent of the Richmond (Vir,
ginia) Wig nominaies Gen. Scott for
President. The writer says 1--WE
want man who is "spunky," some one
who will resent the insults offered to our
flag, with which he has won his laurels
and also one who will (as he has done be
fore) preserve our national honor "One
who will fight if you snap ycur fingers
at him."
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10

Election Returns. the outside will
be found the vote of each candidate run.
ming in the county, official ana COM
plete.
AS soon as all the returns are in we
will give table of the votes given to
each candidate for State office, for the
purpose of future reference.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10

CARSON VALLEY TELEGRAPH.-O
Monday last the poles were being set in
Placerville for this route. The poles
are to be extended about four miles
from that city, whence the wires will be
strung along the trees to Genoa, Carson
Valley. The Register says that through
the waste country beyond, furrow will
be opened. and the lightning will take
its course beneath the sod,
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10

Daniel Webster penned the following
sentiments: "lf we work upon marble,
it will perish if we work upon brass,
time will efface it if we rear temples,
they will ciumble into dust but if we
work upon our immortal minds-if We
imbue them with principles, with the
just fear of God and of their fellow men,
we engrave on those tablets something
which will brighten to all eternity"
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10

- 1t was proposed in case Of the
failure of the Atlantic Telegraph, to
construct a line from the American Ter
ritoy on the Pacific by the way of Rus
sian Am erica, the Aleutian Islands, and
by way Of the Amoor country through
Siberia to Moscow. The latter place is
in telegraphic communication with the
capitals of the European States already.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10

The TOMB OF WASHINGTON. The
ladies of Nevada who desire to have an
interest in the home and tomb of Wash
ington, can become member of the
Mount Vernon Association by sending
one dollar each to Mrs. Charlotte Barnes
Conner, directed to San Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10

BAPTIST CIncuLAR.-In consequence
ofthe political excitement lately raging
we forgot to notice the receptions of the
Baptist Circular. a paper issued at
Sacramento by Rev. I. Lewis Shuck.
1t was to continue a permanent institu-
ton if sufficient encouragement were
received. We learn there is fair pros
pect of its continuance.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10

New Refncry-Geo. Gordon announ
ces that he is engaged in erecting new
sugar refinery in San Francisco, of ca
pacity to refine 100000 pounds per
month. 1t is to go in operation next
spring.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10

The CerbOxrg Feat.-Yictoria, Queen
of England, the Grand Duke Ma1imil-
lian, the Duke of Cambridge, Prince
Adalbert, of Prussia, and suites, are to
attend a grand naval fete TO be given by
the Emperor Of France at Cherbourg
shortly. twill be the most m magnifce
display ever seen in the world.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10

The Administration men who have
made so great a clatter about the en-
dorsement of McKibben and Currey by
the Republicans-what have they got to
say about the coalition of Republicans
and Buchananites in Sacramento and
Butte 2-Eh
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10

u A spirit of improvement seems to
prevail in our midst. Buildings are
going up, old ones rebuilt or painted to
look as good as new, bridges repaired
and new ones projected. We look for
ward to the time when traces of the
fiery monster shall be totally oblitera-
ted.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10

ARREsTED.-The Grand Jury of San
Francisco some time since indicted J. S.
Landeker and Bailey Gatzert for swind-
ling Loud, Hosmer & Co., and Hawley
& Co. Landeker returned from the
Frazer river country few days since,
was arrested on his arrival, and gave
bonds in heavy sum for his appear
ance at Court,
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10

The Next STEAMER. - The mex
steamer is looked for with great inter.
est. as it will probably bring the result
of the laying of the Atlantic Gable. and
the election returns, especially from
Kansas.
The future of the world is to be affect
ed in some degree from the great sub
marine communication, and. the future
course of politics in the United States
will be largely governed by the result OF
the Kansas election.