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Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-25
MEDICAL.
DIR. j. c. YOUNG.

Can be found at the old stand, corner Of
montgomery and California streets, San
Francisco,
/ Where h. can beconsulied privately and with the
utmost confd nee nv the afflicted nj all hours daily,
from A. NJ. until p. NJ. Vuresalways guaranteed
or no pay required.
VOUNG MAN. HAVE YoU CONTRACTED
IN that terrible disease. which, when once seated
in the system. will surely 90 rm one generation To
( another. undermining the constitution and sanping
m" very vital fluids OF lfc' DO not trust Yourself in
the hands ~ those mushroom Ducks that start M,
every dav a CITY like This and IN the papers with
ahomnable talsehoods. too well calculated to dec i've
thh Young and those no are not .pos,ed up i'm the
tricks of foreign and dompstlci posters.
You cannot be too caref II in the seec ion ola phy-
stefan. or remedy. in these cases. You should ap>
ply 10 a man who has had ample experience. and
who possesses true skin in lhe treatment thereof
such Physician i Dr. J. &. YOUN>. who has trea.
tad and cured more of such Diseases than anv
oNS living to lnv in this or ANY Other country.
His Offices the first chat opened in this city
far the exclusive treatment of private diseases His
different publications have been repuhlished in AL
most every country in Europe. and are no" acknowi
edged as standard works, by our own medical colleges
aud the profession throughout the country.
br. YOU'VE. by recent Improvements in the heal
ing art. is enabled to eff cures in few days. wh-
out mercury or a change of diet, under challenge
Of
$500 90.
Mar cd persons. ar those contemplating marriage,
being "wnrc of physical weakness, should consult
DIR YOUNG.
''' YOUNG MEN.
tSPccia' ' WV , r' Wv ~ vs. w ,,,s
VICE. llh u'r".'. 10 n .t'.' -. Nv urnt
"'','' ai,,,.,. ,,., b,,,Ir,,ls To- r.,,,as
'u1 , t 'i, ~ i, ,t.
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"' wv ,,,n fi r ,, wv, ~ ~ IL IL
non'r ~ - NJ - i; .li 49, 10y ~ -, -! p
sA', "a " : y" ! 49, - 3 ,t ti,h,',
anu u NJ, 71,, : ,,'',.', = 81, ~,
VI ~ ''' ' '
s"e''-' ,. - - -
IMPORTANT ~ " NEbN' IhAN hbEHS, EFC
FEHiliREl Is no na'Hly ol deeper importance either
in n medical or moral iight OF view, 10 which
the human IhmilN is more table thau mat arising
from impure connexions.
As med'ca man " rs ne ,'''E p' ever phl sc,hh
to look 1T disclsr rs ru'cs hrai'h ani e ana me
sol" "ltC' Sn"u" u" >" ~ '"t - Nv w n,s
power. the bodily suffering. Hnman"athre at best Is
bat frr MI are lIahIr 10 misfortune.
ofallihe Ills tN'hurcl man none are n'cFelerrioe
than those OF private httufe-trendu' M 1t ~ In
the person who contracts IT, !r'Vhu "s Hfr us raVaR-
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-25

rI7IiERE ARE THOUS ANDS in this state suffering
L for want Of scientific medical treatment, and
you fear to apply 10 u Physician. because they have
been deceived or their friends have been. by some
of the dharaians h inlest the community, and who
publish themselves as good physicians, professor,
etc To all -uch we unhesitatingy recommend DR.. J
g. Young. a Physician in whom all oan place con.
hdcnce. lie il man Of eminent and profound
study, good surgeon an honorable man, ana one
v no can s,mpsshise with persons in affection Ills
standing US a Physician and gentleman are both
COMMUNICATIVE first by his medical works, which
are an nor 10 their author. and the extensive and
highly successful course of practice with which he
has been honored since his advent in California, aud
the latter by his patrons ana large circle Of
acquaintance,
ERNo CURE, NO PAY-ss
His Office Is at the corner Of Montgomery and Csi
fo MIA Istreets, San Fra ncisca
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-25

NEEW ARE OF IMPOSiTlNN.-Gn consequence
y Of the wide spread celebrity of DIR. YOUNG,
Numerous imposler- hive sprung into existence, pre-
tending to be perfect masters of the heGng art aud
have succeeded in imposing upon lew ol me M
wary sufferers Persons wishing 10 consult "A Physi-
clan. shu"ld be very careful how they pat aontienco
in The published statements of such charlatans. Tor
they are ~ INSCRIPTION, IN such statements as IN
their pracficc of medicine, AVID - very unsafe tua
trust They will Rr-l deceive you by false certificate
procured from drunken ioHicrs." who periur~ them
selves To get money satisfy the cravings Ut dis-
eused appetite. When such Quack gains your con-
dence he will then doe you with mercury ana Other
pni.n,l- drugs. and after they have robbed you ot
Voir money aud injured your cuustitiOn, they VIII
cast YOU off with the charge that YOU have mol iOl
lowed his directions.
The only way 20 avoid ouch imposers. is to con
suit Or j. e. Young, the Pioneer Advertising Physi-
elan of california Al NEE ting of the Medical FAC
ulty of this state, called to investigate The source on
mapractice that has caused 50 much suffering III
tins country. II was unantmousi' recommended lhat
nll he afflicted should consult hf foing hs he WAS
the only regular physician now advertising III Call
toruia, p others in his line being q,mcks aud lmpos,
ters aud are net Ia be trusted The nficled WIZ
please tke notice thHi there WIS not Physcihn NJ
ihe meeting hn lad ever seen or heard ot SINGLE
case of malpractice from Dr. fonng, while not one
of them but had seen number of cases rom tho
foreign auack :. who go vauIiiugy set form their
pretended virtues in the puoiic prints.
The above fucts shoui be burHe IN mind by ell
seeking medical assistance
THINK heaven they are getting thoroughly expos
ed and il will not be- long before they viii have To
6y the country 20 avoid The iusi Indignation Of an
outraged public Then will all good people thank
DR. Young for his continued efforts - Danish quack-
err from our midst
DR YOUNG can be consulted from 2 4 NJ. 10 2 p
~ at his office corner OF California and Montgomery
Streets over the PHcigc Express office. ran Francsco
Al letters encl sing the usual lee OF $40, will meet
with prompt attention.
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PERSONAL

-. Hon J. W. Geary and lady, Pa are at the
National.
Hon John w Denver Of California. late
Governor OF Kansas, is at kirkwoods'.
80. Mrs Ann =. Stevens, the autbor,ss Of
New \ OTk, is at Browns.
.... Col Matt Ward has notified Gov RunnsIs
OF his acceTt snce OF the appointment of n : Ssn-
atOT from the State Of Texas
.... Rev. x. w BarnweII, Professor of UIx
tory and Political Economy in the south Caro-.
lima College, has declined the call to Trinity
Church In this city.
Lord md Lady Napier left Richmond on
Monday morning for " Shirley the mansion Of
Hin Carter, Esq, on James river; and aTer
spending two or three days there, they will prt =
coed to :" Brandon Mr.. Hairison's place, fa.-
Iher down.
go. Mile Piccolomini found her watch and
tho valurd soErsstTs, and the loss wa. 20 talked
about, that q great many went in the evening to
IL she could sing under the loss OF a sour,niy,
The ssid-to-be-lost watch is said TO have been
found at ~ stephens Church, where lost.
80. Sir Allan McNab arrived In New York
on Monday from Hamilton, Canada West, to
meet bis son-in-law and daughter, Lord and
Lady Bury, who came passengers from Europe
In the steamer Pacif =, CT the Galway line, a few
days sgo. Sir Allan MeNab Is on his WY to
England. Lo,d and Lady Bury proceed hence
to C1IaGa, on brief visit On their return from
Hamilton, Lord Bury purposes visiting Wash
iDgton on business connected with the Galway
line Of steamships, OF which he 10 one OF the d.
JtStofs.
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MAN With PkTRiFIED WIFE-A few DAYS
since, (says the Cincinnati Inquirer of Oct 3uth
a gentleman residing in Rising sun, Indiana,
who had married second time, wished to re-
move the body of his wife to a new cemetery.
Preparation were made to that effect, and labor
ers opened the grave in the usual manner: but
when they reached the cctin they could not lift
IL. 50 great was the weight. After obtaining
considerable assistance, however, the men sue
ceeced In raising the coffin from he tOmo. They
then could not resist the temptation of peering
Into the comm and learning the reason for its
unusual weight. and found instead Of the remains
OF corpse, stone fl uTe, the exact counterpart
OF the woman who had died This strange xtorp
soon spread, and hundreds and thousands of per
sons were present 20 see the strange spectacle
Inc husband took the body of his departed spouse
home and has IL there now, where il is VISITED by
hundreds OF the curious and scientific Tue body
seems to have been petrifed, and to have become
perfect stone woman. Tee probability is that
tie body has become adipOcere and will before
4ong melt and cTumele.
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ALIEN ANDRIA.
Correspondence Of The Star.


ALEXANDRIA, Va Nov g. 1855
The fairs closed last nig ht, both at the village
and in the city. The ladies Of the fair at Ameri-
can Hall have some seven huhd red dollars worth
OF articles remaining over, unsold, notwithstabd-
ing which, the net profits If the fair will consid
erably exceed one thousand dollars
Beside the examination of Parsons the County
Court yesterday admitted David L. Smoot 70
practice at the bar, and ordered the registry OF
Mary Berry, a free woman Of color The term
then closed.
The Clerk Of the County Court of this county
issued, during the mouth Of September seven
marriage licenses, az follows: FranklinL Brock
EFT to Virginia C. Eveleth. +. J. Geisendafer 70
NJ. A. J. Mothershead, Thomas w Turner "a
Amanda NJ Bruin, Patrick Clifford to Mary
HaEra to, q Peach TO Willie Nj Barker, John
w. Valentine to Nancy simmons Peter w ise
to Alice Mutt. This Is gain on last monIh
when only three licenses were issued November
promises well; three Licenses were & anted on the
first day.
The County Court have appointed the follow
Ing school Commissioners Tor this county: Is,
district, II Lambert; I'd district, James En-.
twlsle; Sd district, ; ii. Williams; Attn district,
James w. Nails; 5th district, ii. 3 Wunder
Mf James = Murray, one OF the survivors OF
the steamer Austria, and a native of Alexandria
Is Ia this city, on his way to New Orleans and
being destitute, asks assistance TO enable him 10
reach his destination
Yesterday morning the body Of a man was
found, by some gunners near the Bluff opposite
the city, supposed TO be a craftsman. The BODY
was somewhat bruised, as though foul means
had been used in prod death.
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HORRIBLE AFFAIR.-The Philadelp hia papers
chronicle the singular death ON Monday night of
a carpenter named Rich Dillon. Dillon has had
a mistress for several years, who resides in Mrs
Pnee's house. Some time ago she deserted him for
some reason, and he become angry Monday
evening Dillon had his jealous feelings excited .
and rushed up stairs to the third story and tried
The door OF the room where he supposed 'shis VIC.
man, aad her paramOur were Failing TO yet
into the apartment, he went up ladder to the
roof and dropped down chimney, supposin.
that the fiue led TO this room. He was mistaken,
however, for there Were two chimneys side by
side, and lie dropped into the fiue leadin" TO the
lower story When his body came opposite
the third story, lie became wedy.d fast and WAS
foTerd To eGy out. the wall was broken orro
aud Dillon rescued and brought into the room
into which he had tried TO force an entrauc. and
within u few moments he died from his Injuries,
This event was only the first act in the drama
10 seems that Dillon had another mistress who
went by the maine Of 'AnGe Smith" an assumed
name. Dillon had quarreIed with this girl. and
threatened TO kill her, and she lad declared he-
InIrntion OF drowning herself in consequence of
his threats. She declared her intention to COM
mi, suicide to several persons during the evening
and bad gone so far TO give away her few fleets
10 different parties, when intelligence of the
death Of Dillon was brought TO her. She then
said good bye, . to those who were about her ;
ard wet away. This morning at day break her
body was found floating In a dock in the Della
ware
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EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
WEDNESDAY,. November S,1sse.
Spirit OF THE MORNING PRESS

SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.
The Union, noticing the recent attempt of
Judge Douglas to show that the President is
with him in declaring that the people of the
Territories, during their Territorial condition,
have entire power to exclude slavery, says:
cit Is not to be denied that, previously to the
bred Scott decision, Democrats were divided
upon this question of squatter sovereignty In the
Territories, but II Is notorious that MIR. Buchanan
was hostile to IL as Judge Douglas was ardent
in Its favor; and In now attempting to represent
Mr. Buchanan entertaining before that deci-
sion the same views on the subject as himself
Judge Douglas insults the common intelligence
Of the country
The Union, further, shows that Senator
Davis entertains no such views of the power Of
the people of the Territories as are sttri butsd
TO him by Judge Douglas
The IRtefhgencer replies as follows to the
remark Of the Alexandria Sentinel - that the
IntefIigenesr had published the letter of Gov
erneur Kemble to show that there is not entire
harmony in the Democratic party on the SUBJ
jects Of which it treats -
The Sentinel quite mistakes our object when Il
supposes that We published Mr.. kemble's letter
for the purpose of showing 'that there is not en-
tire harmony in the Democratic party on the sub
ences Of the Democracy have come to such a pass
that We cannot give insertion 10 the sentiments of
It's most distinguished and respectable patrons in
different uarters OF the country without being
suspected OF some covert design against the par
1y's reputation for unity and harmony we re-
spectfully submit that the time has come when
the very existence OF the Democracy will have 10
he ignored by the daily journalist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-03
GEORGETOWN.
Correspondence Of The Star.


6KoRsETcwN, Nov tsss
Owing to the inclement state of the weathe-.
the anniversary meeting Of the FemaIe Union Be
nevoient Society, (Which wa. to have been held
Al the Dumbarton-st NJ. F.. Church last night
and the address by the Rev. Dr. Edwards, wa,
Postponed TO some future period
In consequence OF the storm all on. door bu.i-
ness Is completely suspe nded, aud cur str, cts,
alleys and cutters, In many places are rivers in
miniature.
The schooner Wave, Capt Sprsgue, laden with
coal for Barron 4 Son, about which considerable
uneasiness was beginning TO be felt In conse-
quence Of her being out so long, (frcm PhiladeI-
phia,) reached here yesterday. The captain saws
he was detained by heavy storms on the passage,
having been compelled to lie at the breskwater
In Delaware bay, some three weeks
We learn that Mr.. Cruit received a telegraphic
dispatch from Cbambersbure, yesterday, Inform
ing him that his horse and buggy, which was
driven on some ten days since las noticed in the
StarJ by young man named Steel, had been
taken up in that place
we nave been requested to inquire whose bus.
mess d Is 10 remove the large mass OF rubbish
lett along resn street, between Bridge and Cav
oy the contractors for renewing the footw avs
and when the commissioner intends having the
remaining dilapidated portions Of the foot way on
the east side of the street, rut In proper order
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EXPERIMENTATION IN THE BRITISH PARLIA-
NENr.-There are forty two towns or boroug hs
In Great Britain which, in the aggregate, have
sighty-four members of Parliament The popu-
lation Of them all is but two hund red and seventy
nine thousand. Liverpool and Manchester cities
with population of half i million each, have
Dat four members. When the House divides
upon any vital question, the eighty -four members
with little or no constituency, determine the
vote. In addition 10 this there are twenty nine
little towns, whose population altogether is not
one hundred thousand, which have one member
each or twenty-nine in all while London city
proper, with its half million of people, las but
two members
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-03
Foreign News.

The news by the Fulton is really na later than
received per Indian, via River de Loupe. but we
have London Times Of Wednesday 10th. which
presents some items of interest, In addition to
what has been teiegraPhed.
ENGLAND
The Queen, Prince COnsou Princes and PrIn-
cesses, and Royal suite, would leave EdipburO
on W ednesday, Oct %.
Baron de ROtbsehild, of Paris had a private
audience OF the King of the Belgians
Tne Marquis ofClanIicarde formerly Postmas-
ter General, had complained in a public letter
that the mail contract with AIR. Cumaid has been
pTematurely renewed, nctw Outstanding the exis-
Ience Gf the Lever line, and bis LoTdship ha,
suggested public meeting of the citizens OF
Galway to consider the matter
The French Government are ccnstructin1 a
considerable number Of vessels for the transport
CT cavalry.
Although the Qualifications Of Ciyita Vecchia
are making rapid progress, orders had recentIv
been received from Paris to put on more hands
Count Ludoiph, Nea politan Minister at Munich
has received orders TO demand officially the hand
OF the Princess Sophia Amelia for the heir of the
throne Of the Two SiciIies
3D. According TO the accounts received from yarious
parts OF France, trade is not so active as was ex
Peeted, now that the period for opening the win
ter trade has arrived
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-03

BANK ROBBERY.-The Delaware Bank at Delhi
N. Y, was entered on Sunday evening and rob-
bed of funds to the amount OF thirty seven thou
sand dollars Of mutilated notes of the bank,
thirteen thousand dollars Of other bills, eigh,
thousand dolla's of gold, and the balance in
miscellaneous funds. A reward Of three thou
sand dollars is offered for the detection of the
rogues and recovery of the money
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WANTS.

WANTED-An Occupant for pleasant Sleeping
w Apartment. Location beautIiUl, with hne
view. Suitable for a gentleman dolnG business IN
IN, partnsnts. Inquire at the corner OF lth aud
stIests roth. ~
WANTED-By q respectable young woman, q
w SiTUA rtOS 20 do the general housev ork Of
private family. She rs good cook. va, her. and
Irvner. Has rood Recommendations. Apply at No.
27l New \ ok av., between 9Th and 18th sts. ~
A LADY Is DrSIROUS OF PROCURING
~ Emplo ment for a Trustworthy, ex perienced
WON N OF middle age. She unders ts nds house
,ep ny, IL an excellent seamstress. and would be
mont avenue, between N and SITS. no s St
YOUNG MAN OF GOOD BUSINESS
IA talents and an excellent penn an. desires En-
Payment Of some Kind, where he would be willing
to IN axe himself generally useful Reference given.
Address Bcokkeeper, Star Office, and through Pott
Office. bo2-St
WANTED-A good MILLINFR and SALES
w WOMAN, at the New York Millinery and
Eanoy Store. No. 50 Centre market Space. no q
WANTED-By Practical Farmer and Gardener.
w situation as such, either on shares Tor q
SALARY. references ex cht uged. Address, through
the Moent Pierce Post OfIe, Fairf.x coui ty. Va,
w. III. no i-Sls
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A MAN or
w Roy who can o"me vel recommended for
Lefty, Industry, aud hOEes 20 drive milk
otS at Unlontown. over Eastern Hrapch Bridge.
WANTS.-The proprietor OF the Intelligence
w Ohce and House Agency. Sll q street, CORNER
OF IT'D, respectfully sollclts the patronage of smI
lies requiring competent Servants of good charac-
ter Wanted, now. several good Cooks, Chamber
MAIDS Walters, Drivers and Farm Hands.
sss-ly
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M COST PRICES. q
S01 COST PRICES,

IS COST rf t0 3 f. PRICES. a@e
The subscriber, contemplating visiting Europe IN
few months ior the sake Of has health and for the
date his entire stock at cost, and many kinds Of
as Ss the
his eiurn he wishes to open with an entire new
% he WI 9S 70 n%
inxton The following named goods are marked
French pattern BOnnets. all styles and cslOrs,
Cloth aud Velvet ClOaks, all kinds,
and ssIss sad
Infants MeIino and Satin Hoods. fifty per cent less
I Under S Skirts, Hoop Skirts, three kinds.
Cloak Ve,yets, Bonnet Vslvets, all oolors.
Many Xxi DIS of Worsted Goods. at fifty per cent less
Crochet Frinses, all styles and Qualities,
A great v.rlet, of Cloak and Dress Fringes and
GuIpure Lace. 10 all styles and widths,
Rugle FIln.es, Bugle Buttons,
Veve', Satin Lustrlng, aid Bonnet Rbands, in
White Cotton immins.. Bstinss,
lara stock of Collars, in SWISS, Cambria Linen,
Can brio, SWISS, Marseiiles and Mourning Sets.
Dim ty aud Cambria Bands,
Swiss and Csmbrc EdxinEs and Insert;nss.
YER, ne s eat Of French and Blonde Lace.
Imitation Guipure Laces,
Bereges ard Tissues, for wells,
White and Black SIX Nets snd Illusions,
Bobinets. white and black SteG Nets,
Lace Wells, IN all qualities,
Love and Grape Wells,
Elastic Rib tnds, Embroidered Night Caps,
English and Italian grapes. Cords and Tasseis
Sleeve and Cloak Tassels, all coors, Dress But
tons,
A spIeu I'D assortment of French Flowers,
Be iutiful Gathers, In black, W lite aud ccIors,
Oh snilles, all Chenilles, for head dresses,
Black Velvet Ribalds, all widths, Ofthe vlry best
makes,
Fine aud ish Head dresses,
81 K Mits. Kid Gloves.
And all other kinds Of goo Is usually kept in we'll
regulated millinery and trimming store. .
he ladies' of Washington and surrounding
country will please bear in mind that the shove sd-
vertlsement 10 put forth In good faith. as am de-
tsrmined to sell my goods at greatly reduced prices
Dr0ssnlaking continued as heretofore. and Innings
and patterns cat at ieIate prices aud all orders
for Bonnsts. &C., will be filled at proportionably low
prices.
s. All sales at reduced prices vii be fer oash
only. M. WILLIAM
NJ s. eo2m 80 Centre Market Space.
DARTY FANS, Il
Lsdes' Travelling ard Shopping Bags,
Immense stock Of Fano. = oOds and Toys.
OPENING al McLAU6HLIN'S,
no 2-6t Pa. Svenue, between eth and 9Th sts,
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q commissary of subsistence in the army, with
the rank of Captain. The appointment to date
from the ID instant.
TIE MISSION TO CHIsA-It Is stated that
Mf. Ward, Of Georgia, has been rendered the
Chinese mission, but has not yet signi6ed his
acceptance.
THE wsArHsR.-Ths following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institut ton.
The time of observation is about o'clock.
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nR. LINCOLN HAS REVIVED To No $40
House, no Las