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Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-19

SHERIFF SALES.
SHERIrFS SALE

10y VIRTUE OF DECRETAL ORDER i.sued
- out of the District Court, Fifteenth Judicial
District I'm and tor Butte county and State of Csfor
MIA against LYMAN RRiSToL and in favor of. A..
RYDER. for the sum Of three hundred and sixty five
dollars t365 00} principal debt, also all costs al sut
taxed IN the sum Of fifteen and fifty five one hun
dredths dollars S15 55) together with all The costs
accfuiHg on said writ to directed and delivered
commanding me TO sell all the mortgaged premises
hereinafter described, 10 satis, said dem lands will
on the TWENTIETH (20;h) DAY OF JANUARY
d. 1898 at the hour of two ~ O'CLOCK p NJ of said
Gay IN pursuance with the requirements of said
oruer fell at puoc sale TO the highest bidder for
cash. the Following mortgaged property described in
said order OF sale MS follows to witt situated In the
Town OF orovie, Butte county ard State of Califr,
ma commencing ut Montgomery street. and thence
extending south 10 Robinson street along he line of
Inc ditch OF the Orhr Water Company. thence east.
cry 10 block twenty two (2s) thence norihery one
hundred and thiry-two feet. thence westersy sixty
SIX ieet, thence. norherv TO BIRD street along The
line OF block twenty one f2l) 10 Miners Alley thence
west SIX eet northery to Montgomery street. thence
"est 10 the place OF beginning. also lots number one
Two and hur in said block number twenty-one.
Inc above sale 10 take place ut the Court House
doof IN the town of orovle county and State afore-
said.
". d PLUM, Sheriff Butte County
0rovillc, Dee. 2Slh, 1857.
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STxERIrr'S SALE

UpY VIRTUE or DECRETALOE DER issued
n d out of the District Court, fifteenth Judicial
District in and for Butte county and State of Cali
fOrnia against A MAURICE Jr and SARAH ANN
MAURICE, and in favor of CHARLES II. HEDGES
dollars $500 COY prtncipaI with interest said sum
ut the rate Of five (5) per cent per month from the
second day of June ID. lejT until paid; also all
costs of suit taxed in the sum at nineteen and fifty
five one hundrelhs dollars $40 5) to2etter with all
the costs accruiig said writ, to directed and
delivered. commanding me 70 sell all of the mort
gagged premises hereinafter described To satisfy said
demands. ] will on the twenty third esd day Of
January A II 1858 at the hour oft two so O'Clock
NJ Of sad day in pursuanc. with the requirements of
said order sell nj public sale to the highest bidder
for cash. the following mor1gagd properly described
in said orler OF sale us follows, to wit the north
halves of lots number seven a aud eight (S) i'll block
number thirty two 1922 hs designated on The plot of
the town Of Oroviie in the county Of Butte and State
of California, and bounded as follows. - Wit com
mencing sixty six (G6) feet west OF the southwest
corner of Dow and Robinson streets running lorg
Downer street sixty six (66) feet. thence southcrly
one hundred and thirly-t"o ff32l ieet thence easter
thirty-two 1927 feet 10 the beginning, together with
all and singular the tenemcuts. her, diamens and
eppurtenancts thereuDo belonging or in anywse
appurtaining.
The above sale to take piace at the Court House
door in the town Of Cro,ilc, county and State afJre
said
~ ID Plum, Sheriff Butte County.
OfOyiIe. Dec oSih 1887
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SUMMONS
State Of California

State of California Is Justices Cont
County ct Butte. 0phr Township.
FEylIE People of the State of California TO j. Patt
d s Co. Greeting: You are hereby summoned TO
appear before at my Office in the Ophir Township
oi the County of Butte, on the 23d day OF February
ADlS5s nj 10 O'Clock A NJ, TO answer unto :ie com
plant OF the Of 0ruville. in the name and st
of the Trustees OF said Town, who IT, recover the
sum OF Thirty three thirty one-hundreth dollars
claimed to be due on accoun of school and Proper
~ Taxes due Cor the year 1857 when judgement will
be- taken against you for the said amount, together
with costs aud damages If you fail to appear and an
swer.
Greeting: Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand this 10th day of November.
A: ID. 1857, JOHN h. BERRY. seal
Justice of the Peace Of said County.
A true copy. JESSIE BxEHK Marshall
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SEERIrr'S SALE
V vIRTIrE OLE AN ENECUTION


issued out OF the District Court OF the Fifteenth
Judie;a District In and for Butte county and State OF
Sa,s,rria to me directed and deliver ed. command
INC me 10 make the sum of eight hundred and sixty
,iss sfty three one hundredths 1850 5Sl dollars
with interest thereon the rate Of ten iO per cent
"ar annuip from the twenty seventh l21th day OF
Nvemb.r A. ID. 1857 until pad aud The further sum
If forty one twenty one nundredhs s4l 2ol dollars
costs If snit and accruing costs on said wri wherein
= GoonNAN L. co are plaintiffs and WIN JACOBS
r. EIJAs NATHAN doing business under the name
nd style of VIM Jacobs s. Co. are defendants have
levied upon and shall expose 1T pnec SAFE 70 me
highest bidder for cash ON the THIRD III DAY VI
EEpRi1ARY. A. ID. 1858. at the hour OF two ~
aclocs p. NJ Of said day, all oflhe right tue and m
800, nj the above named defendants IN and TO the
sany d.scrioed property, to wit: All that certain
niece or parcel Of land situated on the nor,h-eas'
s;de ~ Main street in spapishown. In Butte county
ss,;e,rnia together with q house situated thereon,
occupied and known as VIM Jacobs COS STORE,
Sonse said house being about one Story high ana
aa,,s SIXTEEN feet In width and tweniy-four feet In
length. ,... ., the Court uouse
door in the town Of Orovle, County and STATE aiofe
~. ID. PLUM, Sheriff Butte County.
oroyilIe. January 18th 1851
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SHERIrF'S SALE.

hey VIRTUE OF A BECRETAI ORDER Is
d sued out of the District Court, 18th Judicial
District IN end for Butte County. aud State OF ali
lorna against JACiB & MORRIS. AID MARY =.
MORRIS. and in favor of THOMAS WELLS. for
the sum of Three Hundred and Ninety six, Eighty
One IiundnedIhs tS390s0l Dollars principal d0bt,
with interest said at he rate of four ~ per
cent per month. from the Twenty -seneuth 21tM
day of November. A. ID 1855 until paid Also all
costs of suit taxed in the sum Of Twenty 7 hree
Ninety.On tlundredths tS23G0) Dollars together
rected and DELIVERED commanding me so sell all.
nr much thereof as mny be sufficient TO pay he
Judgment above specitf. d and ali costs o suit. of
the mortgaGId premises hereinafter described. to
satisfy said demands will ou the TW EN- ~ SE'-
0ND (22l DAY or JANUARY. A. II. 1858 at The
hour of Two t2) O'Clock r. VI of said dat IT. pursu
nnce of the requirements OF said writ, sell at public
sale 10 the highest bidder for cash. the following
mortcaged properly. described in said order OF sale
rs follows to wit: Lois number one, two. three
four five and six, H. ?, 3. l. and 6l in flock nun.
Der thirty. G3G). and Lots number two, FIVE
six and seven. q, =, s, 6. and - in Book number
eight ls1; Also. TIE lot of ground fronting on Bird
street eighty sol feet and on llnnloon street thirty
SIX 1861 feet being the lot of ground the corner OF
Bird and Huntoon streets, ON which the old Metro.
polilan Theatre formerly stood. The lots of ground
above specified being described according 10 the
man or plan If the Town of Oroville witch is ijed
in The county recorders office of Butte county, and
said property is all situated in the Town of Oroville
aforesaid.
The above sale to take place in front of the Court
House door, in the Town of Orovle, County and
state aforesaid,
n. D. Plum, Sheriff Butte County.
Dated December doh, 1851 d29
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CuNSTABxE'S SALE.

ErY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out OF Justice Berys court, Of 0phir Town
snip County of Butte TO me directed, in favor of A.
CWIGIlT and against JOHN HoFFSrETrER,I have
seized and shall expose for sale at public auction,
at . O'Clock P. NJ, On "Wednesday the TWENTY
SEVENTH day Of January. A. d. 1858. at Wilson's
Ranch. Butte County, on road from W yandotte TO
Marysville, the following described property, TO
wit = Three water bitches thrt lead from the
Middle Honcat and terminate in the vicinity Of Will
sons ranch IN Bntte County.
II l.. P4TTO.N, Constable.
Dated Oroysile Jan. ,st 1851.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-19
GFERMAToRRuoEA,o OR LOCAL WEAKNESS

(NrF 4
- Nervous Debility, low spirits Lassitude, Weak
ness of the Limbs and Back tndisposit0D and inca
pabilty for labor and study. pullness of Apprehen-
sion. Loss % Memory. Aversion TO society, Love of
Sotuue 1imidity Self Dstrst, Dizziness Headache,
involuntary Discharges Pains in the Side, Affections
Of the Eyes Pimples ON the Face, Sexual aud other
jntirmaes in man. are cured without fiji by the
instly celebrated Physician and Surgeon DR.. l.. J.
CZAPkAY His method of curing diseases is new.
(upknovn TO others aid hence hrs great success
All consultations, by letter otherwise free. Adj
oress L. j. Czapkay, Nj. D., San Francisco, California.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-19
CONSTABLE SALES.
conJSTARLES SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, issued out OF
II Justice Berry's Court, OF ophir TOWNSHIP
county az Butte. TO me directed, in favor Of S. w.
VANEUvEE, and against CHARLEs'G. HUBBARD,
have seized and will expose for sale at Public Auc.
tion. Mt / O'Clock, GA TUESDAY, The TWENTY
SIXTH DAY of JANUARY, AID ds5s, AT John s.
Berry's Office in Oruvilie the following described
property to ~it All the right title and interest of
Charles G. Hubbard in and to certain piece or par
eel of land known rs the Smith, Hubbard Rodire-
gus Claim lying and being within the " Carlton "
estate. about oneshalf mile below Orove.
f9. l.. P.fTTOeN,, Constable.
Dated, Orovie the 5th day OF Jan, A. ID. 1858.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-19
NOTICE
STATE OF cAL rtsIs ophlr Township.
n-oTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO

VA Office Is HEREBY GIVE TO
~ whom II may concern that whereas, an action
~ "a brought in the Justice Court. Ophir Township.
n and Tor Butte County, California on The 4th day oi
January A. ID. 1855 before me, EDWARD Donaho
Justice OF the Teace III and for sad township, pY Jas.
f. Emerson, assignee Of G.. w. Gafrott; ealhst
Horace Brew ser upon one certain account ana lien
flied by said G. W. Carri0 against one certain mouse
helonc NO 10 said Horace Brewster, ard situated 10
wit: on the lett aud near the head Of small ravine
empty ing into and extending TO MAN feathtr river
near the ferry of II. b. Lahrop, said ra'ne bearing
the name of "Cherokee kavine." ana ne sad mouse
being situated about one hundred !afns 10 the eSt
of Ira Eaton & Co.'S hydraulic nne, and on lot OF
ground in immediate connection with q loi o ground
with a house thereon formerly owned by one James
Trainer and being situated near 10 large oak 'fee;
SAID house Feig o"cupie or about the On day OF
Angnsl A u 1857 by The said Horace Brewster as
residence, and il appearing thai the proceeding III
the said are regular and maj ue parucunl7
OF the said demand. with description OF we pfeH'-
ses sought to he chatged with the shla hth nave
been established by he ildgm nj OF the Court~efe-
on Judgment was rendered nv me said eolFt "u 'be
Sth day of January, A b. lejs ia iavnr oil inc sa'a
jas Il. Emerson and against the siiu horace hIehs
ter in the sum Of enc hundred and siAl! seven ana
seven one htid eds (SlGI 07) dollars ana interest
thereon nj three per cent per NOUN r"n rue sHiu
5lh day of August d. 1891 unlll pald- 10 WIZ III
the sum Of Sl99 81 ami Interest Thereon u three per
cent monthly until paid, and tor costs IN te sum oil
twelve and orty one huudredlhs dollars airchdy nc
erued in said suit, and fer all costs when snall mere
after accrue in said enIt auj az order having peep
entered by the said Cour that The said lien DC lore
clos ed that the premise. bave described to wit ne
premises described IN the aii Ten, he soid according
TO law: that the monies arising rom sald shle oe
brought into Court and applied 90 the payment of The
said Judgment, Interests aud costs how therefore IL
Is ordered bv the Court that notice he given by pub
hcatton in the Daily Butte k.corh, anewspape' pup
ilshed 10 the town Of urovie4 day Tor tch days 10
any and all persons holding liens on the above de-
scrbea premises to he and appear before TINS court
on Saturday the twenty-ihird day Of january ID.
1855, at one O'Clock T NJ, ana eXhioit their Hens
against the said premises, and their proof Of such
liens according to the statute in such case made and
provided.
Given under my hand this 4th day OF January a.
D 1885, EDWARD DoNOH0.
Jan. l4td Justice OF the Peace. Qphir Township.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-19
MEDICAL.
DR.. L. ]. CZAPkAYS


Gniv ATE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
II INSTITUTE Sacramento street. below Mont
gomery, opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Co s office
San Francisco California Established 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 e the
Hungarian Revolutionary War. Chief Physician To
the Goth Regiment of Honyeds, Chief surgeon to the
Military Hospital of Pesth, and late lecturer on dis
eases OF women and children.
u'0TUE AFFLfCTED.-DR. l.. ]. CZAPKAY can
l be consulted at his Institute for the cnre of all
forms private diseases, such Syphilis Gonorrhea
Nocturnal Emissions. and all the consequences of
self abnse. In the first stages of Syphilitic Como
rheal diseases. he guarantees cure in few days
his business. When patient, by neg ect OF improp.
treatment, has developed the secondary symptoms
of syphilis, such as bIboes or painful swelngs on
the groins ulcers in the throat and nose whirh if
not checked. DESTROY the soft parts md cause The
bones to morfy separate aud come away, leaving
the sufferer object hideous to behold or when
botches and pimpes break out upon the skin or
when he has painful swellings upon the bones. or
when his constitution Is injured To predspusc
TO consumption or other constitutional diseases. the
Doctor guarantees n cure or asks no compensation.
In RHEUMATISM. chronic or acute in DYSEN
Terry or Df ARRHoEA, he has safe and effectial
remedies. Fer the treatment of the consequences of
self abuse, such nocturnal emissions nervousness
tmidity. headache. pains in the back and limbs, with
general weakness loss nf memory. injury 10 the sight
resessness, confusion Of ideas. dislike for society,"
and feeling of WEAKNESS of life: with the nervous
system excabe that slight noises shock or starte
the patient max ing his existence miserable. For the
above maiades the Doctor will guarantee h cure or
ask 10 compensation. + e can be consulted free of
charge and invites MI to call; it will them
thing and may be much to their advantage. Office
hours fror 9 A. nj. too p NJ.
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vr,uE GREATEST DISCOVERY oFrHEAGE.-

7 u =
Great blessing TO Mankindl--lnnocent but po-
lent.-Dr l.. j Czapkay's Prof. hylaceum, tself dis
injecting ng.ni) Il sure preventive against Cnnnor-
yhenI md Sypliliic diseases, and an unsurpassed
remedy Tor all yeneral, scrouous eangrehous ana
caucerus ulcers oetid discharges from vagina, utter
lis and ureihra, and all cuaneons ernptiohs ana ds
,.ases Az ingocul:liCn IL sure preventive against
small pox So il DR.. I'D Czapkays prophy lacucum
a preventive against SyphlIitic and Gonorheai dls,
eases Harmless In itself it possesses The power OF
chsmicay destroying the syphilItc virus, and thefe
hy saving Thousands Of deDarchees from being infec-
ted by the most loalhsome Of all diseases Let no
Young man who appreciates health be without Or
Czapkays proph, lacticum II is very convenient
packages and III be found convenient for use, Deig
used az soap Price. So. For sale at Or. j.. j.
Czapkays Private Medical and Surgical institute,
sacramento street, below Montgomery, opposite
NJ Co.'s office. San Francisco a,
All lei err must be addressed to l.. J. Czapkay, NJ.
D., San Francisco.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-19

THERE ARE THOUSANDS in this Stale suffering
i for want Of Scientific medical treatment, ana
you fear to apply 10 Physician, because lhey nave
been deceived or their friends have Deem Ny some
of the dharlataBs vii infest the community, ara VINO
publish themselves as good physicians, professors,
etc. To all -uch we unhesitatingy recommend Df. )
G. Young, as Physician In whom NIL 9an pace con
6deuce. lie is man OF eminent anu Proiouh"
study, good surgeon. honorable rnan, ana one
who can sympashise with persons In sfliicion. Ills
standing as a Physician and gentleman are polh
guaranieed--the fret by his medical works which
an hor TO their author, aud inc ehteIs,so anu
highly successful course of practice with which he
has been hopored since his advent IN California, and
the latter by his patrons and large circle Of
acquaintance,
EY'No CURE, NO PAY-1
his ofJice Is at the corner Of Montgomery END Cal
foi MIA .sueets, San FRI ncisco.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-10-16

We were more than little surprised by a COM
munication in the Herald of Saturday, from Asa A.
Brown, Esq, complaining bitterly of his removal
from the office Of Clerk Of the U. S. District Court
here. The Office, understand, amounts to very
little in the way of emolument and few people of
any party take enough interest in the affair way
or the other to feel express any peculiar emotion
about it much less the indignation which Mr.. Brown
imagines. Mr.. Brown ought to be too old politi-
clan to complain of the fortune of war and is too
ardent and incorporating a partizan himself to
expect immunity from the usual fate. His unfavor-
able opinion Of Judge Bggs is if we mistake not, of
rather old standing but still the Judge has survived
and will probably continue to do so. That Dem
ocratic Judge should prefer to have Democratic
Clerk is certainly not unnatural not more surely,
than that an Opposition Judge should always seek
his appointees from the ranks of the Opposition as
Mr. B. knows to have been the case.
We are all tired Of personal asperities, and, we
presume, the public take little interest in the
private gres Of any gentleman, and still less in any
remarks that might offer in reply. OF all the
things in the wide world the Affections of dsappoint.
ed office seekers or removed Office holders receive
the least sympathy from the public, however deep
~ and sincerely the particular individuals may re.
alize their own supposed wrongs. We cannot bnt
wonder that Mr.. Browns good sense and knowledge
Of life had not suggested these reflections to him,
and thus prevented his making an esposss which
might lead stranger to do injustice to both.-Wst-
asin0ton Journal. zys's-@.ss... t,..v .-p-ssga
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-10-16
Tie Stapeare.
The Comet.
BIZ .. =. TAYLOR, OF rHE CHICAGO JOURNAL.


Twas q beautiful night on beautiful deep,
And the man at the helm had just fallen asleep. .
And the watch the deck with his head on ms DreaS
Was beginning to dream that anothers 1t Presseo'
When the lookout aloft A sail! no, q sail !, ~,
And the question and answer vent ratthmS I'M % 1901.
"A sail! no. sa;" "Where away?' "Forth norm
"Make her outs" "No your honor" The din drowned
the rest,
There indeed is the stranger, the first in the seas,
Yet She drives boldly in the teeth of the breeze.
Now her bows to the breakers she steadily turns;
Oh how brightly the light of her pinnacle burns!
Not signal for Saturn the Rover has given
No salute for our Venus the fagstar of Heaven:
Mt a rag or q ribbon adjoining her spars,
She has saucily sailed by the red planet Mars;
She has "doubed triumphant the cape of the Sun,
And the sentinel star, without firing gun.
Now, q flag at the fore and the mzzen unfurled,
She is bearing right calamity down on the world!
"Aelm aport! "Show light" "She will run US
aground"
"Fire gun!" Bring her tot" "sa ahoy!" "Whher
bound!"
Avast there ye lubbers! Leave the rudder alone;
IT'S craft in commission the AdmraPs own:
And she sails by a chart no draughsman could make;
Where each cloud that TRAIL and each wave that can
break,
Where each planet cruising, each star is at rest,
With its anchor let go" in the blue of the blest;
Where that sparkling fotilla, the asteroids, lie;
Where the scarf of red morning is flung the sky;
Where the breath of the sparrow is stirring the air
On the chart that she BEARS you will find thea all there
Let her pass in peace to the port whence she
With her trackngs of fire and her st-eamers of fame
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-10-16

The LAST INTERVIEW BETWEEN BENTON AND BUc
HANAN-Mrs. Jacobs the daughter of the late Col.
Benton, gives the following account of her fathers
interview "a short time before his death) with Presi-
dent Buchanan:
"He took the Presidents hand in his, and said,
in clear tones, Buchanan, we are friends; we have
differed on many points, as you we'll know, but
have always trusted in your integrity of purpose
supported you in preference to Fremont, because
he headed a sectional party whose success would
have been the signal for disunion.
have known you long, and knew you would
endeavor to do right, have that faith in you now,
but you must look to Higher power to support
and guide you We will soon meet in another world
am going now. you will soon follow. Ny peace
with God is made, my earthly affairs arranged; but
could not 60 without seeing you, and thanking
yon for the interest you take in my child Much
more was said that is too sacred to repeat. Colonel
Benton was much exhausted, and Mr.. Buchanan fire..
quently urged him to spare himself Mr.. Buchanan
remarked to members Of the family that nothing
had ever given him greater pleasure When Mrs
acobs returned to her fathers room, he called her
to him and said, Ny child, you are witness Of
what has passed this evening; think Of il and re-
member it. am glad Buchanan came; Ill is peace
with me, and can rest"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-10-16

NAILS IN FRUIT TREEs.-A singular fact and one
worthy of being recorded, was mentioned to US a
few days since by Mr.. Alexander Duke, of Abe
marie. He stated that whilst a visit to neigh
bor bis attention was called to large peach orchard
every tree in which was totally destroyed by the
rsvages of the worm, with the exception of three.
and these were the most thrifty and Aourishing
peach trees he saw. The only cause Of their
superiority known to his host was an experiment
made in consequence of observing that those parts
of worm eaten timber into which nails had been
driven, were generally sound. When his trees were
about year old, he had selected three of them and
drove teo-penny nail through the body as near
the ground as possible; whilst the balance of his
orchard had gradually failed and finally yielded
irey to the ravsges Of the worms these three trees
selected at random, treated precisely in the same
manner, with the exception of the nailing lad al.
ways been vigorous and healthy, furnishing him at
that very period with the greatest profusion of the
most lusciops fruit 1t is supposed that the salt of
iron Afforded by the mad is offensive to the worm,
whilst it is harmless, or perhaps beneficial to
the tree.
chemical writer on the subject says:
"The oxydaaon or rusting Of the iron by the sap,
evolves ammonia, which, IS the sap rises. will, Of
course, impregnate every part Of the foliage, and
prove too severe dose for the delicate palate of
fruding insects"
This writer recommends driving half dozen
nails into the trunk. Seve al experiments of the
kind have resulted successfully. -Southern Planter.