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The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-02-12

ND EMARKABLE INSTANCE OF MEDICAL RE.
q biEF.-Bel0w we publish the certificates of
two of the sufferers from the pangs of disease who
having recovered from their former health. and i'm
PEELED by gratitude, make known their and
medal agent and their statements ARE authenticated
by Notary Public. Tho demands of society impe-
rOnsy command their publi'ity. and we commend
their perusal to the attention of all afflicted:
CERTIFICATE
Theunjorsgncd. DESTROYS ofacquaintinclhose who
may be unfortunate enough To be similarly afflicted,
where u permanent relief of their sufcrings may be
obtained, lcc!s II his duty TO thus publicly express
his most sincere gratitude to Dr.. L. j. Czapkay, for
th0 permanent recovery Of his health Borne down
by the Distressing symptoms incident 10 the vicious
practice Of uncomfortable passion In depressed
in body and mind: unable 10 perform even the most
trihing duty imposed upon the daily avocaiuns of
HE, sought the advice of many phy sicians, who nj
first regarded my disease as OF trniug importauce-
but alas,G few weeks and IN several instances
meuths of their treatment found tu my uuIttera.
bic horror that instead Of relief, the symptoms BE-.
came more alarming in hrirtOrture, and being told
by one that my disease being principal confined to
The brain, medicine would be uftt consequences
Grspaired of ever rega'Hihg my health, strength and
energy; and rs last resort. aud with but IA faint
hope called upon DR.. Czapkay who, after examining
my ease prescrih7d some medicine which almost in.
stHtiiy relieved me of the du pula aud dizziness II
my head. Encouraged by this result. resovrd to
place myself Immediately under his care, and by u
strict adherence tu Instructions and advice NY head
became ceaI, my ideas collected, the constant puin
in my back aud Vroins the weakness OF ny limbs.
the nervous renctlon tmy whole body on th- sgnt-
e.t ularm or excitement; the miSaathrDpy and evil
urubodings; the self dstrust aud want Of confidence
IA others; the iurapHbiy To study, and OF res
olution; the righful, exciting and at times peasur-
able dreams AT night. followed by involuntary dis
charges have al Disappeared; and In fat In two
months after having consulted the Doctor, felt Ms II
inspired by Il new iils-ihailie which, but Il short
time ago | contemplated 10 end by my own hand.
Win view to guard the unfortunate from falling
into The hands ~ incompetent quacks, deem II my
duty to offer this testimony to the merit and AZ of
Hr. tZapkay, and recommend him 10 all who NAV
stand III need ufmcdicul advice being assured by my
owl experience, that under his care, Il radical
and permanent cure viii be effected.
u. FILLMORE.
State of California. County of san Francisco. Sub.
scrbed and sworn before me- this 18TH day pf April,
A. ID. 1896 Signed. JOHN MIDDLETON. IL 81
Notary Public.
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FERRY NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given, that l. the undersigned
~ will apply to the Board of supervisors for Butt
county California. at iheh next session tor rencwa
to me of License TO keep Ferry nj Nelson's Bar
West Branch Feather River.
Jan. | , lS5I.-4ws C.S CURTIS.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons dealing In
~ Powder, that Section of Ordinance No 4, al
the city Ordinances, will be strictly enforced and
eaeh vender of powder Is notified to procure Ii
cense for vending the same, ordered In section
No. =.
5. W. GAMBREl., Superintendent.
oroyille Jan
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APPLICATION FOR PARDON.
yu>O THE HON. WARREN sEYvOy

THNO THE HON. WARREN II. SEXTON.
II Judge ot the Fifteenth judicial District. a. n
Harris. District Attorney. and all others whom ii
may concern. Notice ~ hereby given, that | shall
apply 10 John u. Weller, Governor of the State of
California for the pardon Of Morris Sudor who was
convicted at the January term Of 1855 OF the District
Court in and Tor Butte county state of California. for
the crime of manslaugheS, and sentenced Tor the
term of ono year p. II. WATERMAN.
Orove, Jan. 2jth 1855
hereby accept service of the above notice this
25th day OF Janu ny. 1888
WARREN T SEXTON District Judge.
z. IL HARRlS. district Attorney of Bette
County.
Attest the foregoing true copy.
~ Witness my hand aud the seal of said
ssAL. Court AMI Ned Ibis the first day of February
~ A. d. 1855.
Jan2. NJ. II. DARRkCH. Clerk
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL

nRIVATE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
u INSTITUTE. Sacramento street, below Mont
gomcry, opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Co : Office,
san Francisco, California. Established 1854 for the
permanent of all Private and Chronic Diseases.
and the suppression of Quackery Attending and resi-
dent Physician, j. J. CZAPKAY. III. D.. late of the
hungarian Revolutionary War, Chief Physician 10
the 2oth Regiment of Honveds Chief surgeon TO the
Military Hospital IF Pesth, and late lecturer ON dis
eases OF women and children.
T'0 THE AFFLICTED.-DR.L .J. CZAPKAY can
bo consulted Mt bis Institute for the cure OF all
forms OF private diseases, such rs sGonOrhea,
Nocturnal Emissions, and all the consequences of
self abuse. In the first stages OF Syphiic or Como
rheal diseases, he guarantees cure In n few days,
without inconvenience TO the patient or hindrance to
his business. Whom patient, by neg ecl or nprop-
er treatment, has developed the secondary symptoms
OF syphls, such as blboes or pantul swellings on
the grOns. or ullersn the throat aud nose which If
not checked. destroy the soft parts and cause The
bones To mortfy separate aud come away, leaving
thes sufferer an object hideous TO behold: or when
blotches and pimpIes break out upon the skin or
| when he has painful swellings upon the bones or
when his constitution Is injured so rs 30 predispusc
TO consumption or other constitutional diseases, the
| Doctor guarantees cure or asks no compensation
! In RilEb MATiSM, chronic or acute in DYSEN-
| Terry or DNARRi0EA, he has safe and eifectua
remedies. Fer the treatment ofthe consequences Of
self abuse, such rs nocturnal emissions nervousness
midity, headache. paine ia The back and limbs, with
general weakness loss Of memory injury to tho sight
restcssness, confusion of ideas dislike for society.
and "a feeling OF WEAKNESS of liie with the nervous
81 stem so eXcitable that slight noises shock stare
the patient, max his eX isCncp miserable, For the
above maladies the Doctor Will guarantee II cure OF
| ask no conn ensHtOn. u G can be consulted free of
charge. and invites all to call 1t will cost them
thing, and may be much to their advantage Office
hoars from a. NJ, TO o NJ.
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EsEWARE OF IMPOSlTlON.-In consequence
D > of the vide spread celebrity of DIR. YOUN";
Numerous impOsers havD sprung INTO existence, pre-.
tAnding to he perfect mascrs OF the heung art and
have succeeded in imposing upon IA few of the M
wary sufferers. Persons VI -hlng To coBsnlt Il PhyE
cian should be very careful how they pui aonfdence
in the published statements of SUCH charlatans. for
they are ~ unscrnpnlous IN such stntements MS IN
their practice of medicine, and n" very unsafe ~
trust 1hey VIII TSl deceive YOU 10y false cerlllCht
procured from drunken Ouicrs." who periure them.
selves to get money to satisfy the cravings of dis.
eased appetite. Whom such Quack gains your con-
dence, he will then dose you with mercury and Other
poisnuu. drugs, and amer they have robbed you ol
your money and injured your cunstition, they will
east You OF with the charge that You have not iol
lowed his dreclionsl
The only way To avoid such imposters. il 10 con
suit DR. j. &. Young, the Pioneer Advertising Physi
clan of California. At eetng of the Medical rae.
ut OF this state, called to investigate The source Of
malpractice that has caused much suffering IN
this country. 1t was unanimously recommended thhG
All the afflicted should consult DR.. Young. as he was
the only regular physician now advertising in CALI
orna, a others in his line being qacks and imT0s
tcrs. and are net To be trusted The afflicted VIII
please take notice thai there Physician u
The meeting who had ever seen or heard of u single
case of malpractice from DR.. Nonng, while not one
OF them but had seen II number Of cases from tie
foreign quAcks, who so vaur iingly set forth thrr
pretended virtues in the public prints.
The above facts shuut be borne in mind by ell
seeking medical assistance
Thank heaven. thew are getting thoroughly expos
ed. and IL will not be long before they will have TO
ny the country % avoid The just Indignation Of an
outraged public Then viii all good people thank
Or Young for hs CONT uued eaorts to bnnsh quack'
cry from our midst.
DIR. YOUNG can be consulted from g A NJ. tosP
NJ. at his office, OF nlifornia ana Montgomery
streets, over the Pacigc Npress office. san Francisco
Al letters enclc srg the usual fee of S10 viii meet
with prompt atlebtOn.
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A Card II. the undersigned, having been under
the treatment of b.J tZapkay. VI. ID. although un.
Solicited. feel called upon to give publicity the Of
ncacy ofhis treatment, hoping that by doing 80.
may be instrumental IN preventing others from the
fearful suffering and misery which I experienced,
and which often result from the pcrnicious prac-
tcc of preenders. My disease has been that OF
physical and mental debility, which follows in con-
sequence of indscreton in youth. The agoncs
which endured are, perhaps, unnecessary for me
to detail; they are known 10 those who have expert
enced them. Suffice it To say that having called the
services ot DR.. l.. Czapkay INTO reluision all my
expectations which may nave formed of him we're
more than realized. would therefore recommend
Dr. Czapkay to all who may find themselves afflicted
with the dreadful malady my object in doing be-
ing sympathy for suffering humanity, and heartfelt
desire Of relieving them.
ID. J. DAliLEE, Printer.
State Of California, City and County OF san Fran
cisco - SUn the 3st day OF July. 4 d. ls5G before
me. VIM, g. Jewctt. Nory Public. personally app,ar-
ed d. Dahiec, known TO me, who beipg duly sworn
did depose and say, that the contents Of the card
herewith signed by him il true
In witness whereof, have hereuBto set my hand
and affixed my official seal. the day and year first
above written. WIN. G. JEWETT,
IL, > Rotary Public.
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NOTICE

STATE OF CALIF0RNIA,l District Court Fir.
County of Butte. tcenth Judicial District
0HoviLLE. January IS. 1853.
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TNUERE kRE THOUSANDS in this S,ate suffering
ipr NVnt az scientific medical treatment, ana
ynu fear 10 uppig To Physician. because they have
be+n deceived or their friends have been. by some
~ The dharntnnS E. h infest the community ard who
publish Themselves MS good physicians professors,
etc To all such we unhesitatingy recommend Dr.
g Young, AS Ph!sic in whom all oan place ron
hdehce. He Is "A man of eminent and profound
study, good surgeon, an honorable man, and ore
who can sympashise with persons in nftlctiun His
staining as Physician and gentleman ARE both
guar1uieed-the first by his medical works which
hre an nor To their author. and the extensive md
hlKhIy successful course of practice with which he
nus oeeh honored since his advent California. and
acquainances,
kpEMEMBER-That Dr j. C. Toung's Office hT
- tle treatment Of priynie Diseases il nj the cor
her on Montgomery and California sts. San Francisco
NV bMBhR-That DR.. ionng wants 40 patients
pu. tnuse iulIy capable Of approaching aud disIin.
gushing the services Of a regular thorough bred
Iuack. mus
kEMEMBER-Thai DR. Young is the only regular
nteu physician advertising cure diseases OF impTu
kEMEMBER-That Dr Young's remedies and
treatment are entirely unknown to all OILERS. pre-
partd rom HE spent In the great Hospitals Of Eu-
rope and the FIRST in this country, from pure chemi-
Gals imported
hoh To diseases peculiar IN females
~ FROM the Boston Medical Iournal
HI'nSugh We are opposed to the system Of advcr-
ilsing' Tor good and sufficient reasons ain we deem
- guy justice to say that Dr. Young Is one Of tbs
inost industrious and interchangeable yotari.s oi tho
medical science ia the United ssaiss
tT'No CUBE, NO PAY-gs
IN, s .see . at The corner Of Montgomery and Cal
io' MIA. streets, san En- ucIseu.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-06

Arrival OF the moses Tnylor.


NV YoRK, April sI.--The steamer Mosos Taylor
len AspnWa on tho i0th and brings nearly million
and hsfoi lre,sure. More than 500 passengers we're
The United sIaiOs store ship, Relief nom csllfor.
MIA, says the news ts unimpoftdnt ~
Markets dull and quiet.
Colonel sehlsssinger, passenger SAYS the eoulnoo
al ragged with great fury for 10 days along the coast
a. "a, as Pugers sound the wind blowing gale dur
Sspssiaiy IL ne $inias re sons nave ossa esa'S'
caPlaln Rspnetl n tie Ids brig cornsha,pas ar
Or having scuiiod vessei afsea, hsyi2 ar Sobbed
her ay thosapd dollars IN SILVER Which he shin
ped at Mazatan for San Ffa9eissO. The Treasure Is
vessel has been SEM or ts TeccverE y @uisn POM
.otegon datesto the 9Th ult., sbysihe Salon wing
fof congress john WStak ss SIgJsd
unanihouslys adopted resolutions sustaininr Bu ch-
auang Administraiion. The other wing OF the party
would hold Convention on the nrst ol Al pril.
Dates from Sandwich Islands to the 18th Of March
report nothing important.
Valaparaiso dates to the 18th OfMarch are received
at Panama sanguinary battle took place ut Arcqui-
pa on the 7th, between the Government forces under
Castillo and the reyolutionists, headed BY yyapco.-
The iatter were defeated, and escaped to Bolivia.-
Arcquipa was stormed by CAstilla.
The battle Is said to have been terrific. or bat.
taiiol sixhundreo men who defended the barrcades
The sisamef rs pnrinta, carsuico and La,nbayeoue
were captured and had been seDtto Callao.
The loss on both sides in storming Arrquipa was
over 2,0OOked and the city flled with won nded
The Lizzie Thompson and Georgiana were still held
as prizes az Callao, and would bo sold.
y Is said that Castillo intends push tina war into
Bolivia and attempt the overthrow or LcnaFyEs gov,
Iernment y ~ N-f'A ~ NN1attVF
SAN FRAEoIsoo, A priI 5s--rhere has been an entire
want OF animation in nearly every department OF
trade, since the departure or the last mail and nrn
yious operations have been maintained only n arti.
cles that were comparatively scarce, while in othcTs
espe ciaily in brcadstufs and coal, there has been
NAKED decng. The invoice Of provisions BY the ates
arrival. rom New York and Boston having been all
sold before their arrival, tho markets from them con
tinues hrm. ;.7 i f;f- .,--,--'l; ~
money matters shows an Improvement owning tC
the recentheavy rains. Tho returns for March show
ing an Increase Of so per cent over those of
ihere has been no material change Ia ananctnl mat
ters ana the money markets. easy Loans can be rea
ally made at s924 per cent in merchandise security.
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Howard Association, PhilnaeInhin.

Howard Association, Philadelphia. -
ABeAsgOieHt sndo,,-
nealor che ~sie Of tke sick aad distrsssed afflicted
hYiraieat aRd Epidemic diseases. w
The Howard Association, ,inyiew ofihe awful des-
trpctlon OF human life causedby Sexual
the deceptons praeticed upon The unfortunate VIC
tins OF such diseases by QUacks, several years ago
directed their, Consulting Surgeon, us Charitable
Aetworthy OF their name, TO open Dispensary for
the treatment Of this class OF Diseases In all their
FORMS and to give Medical Advice Gratis 10 ali who
apply by letter, with description Of their condition
lage Occupation, habits of SEQ and in cases OF
u needless TO add that the Association commands
the highest Medical skill OF the age aud will furnish
the most approved modern treatment.
The Directors ofthe ssoeaion, In their Annual Re-
port upon the treatment OF Sexual Diseases for the
year ending January st 1859, express the highest sa-
tstaction with the success which has attended the la
torrhoa, Seminal Weak ness, Impotence Gonorrhna
elect, syphilis the yicc of Onanism or
and ordera continuance Ofthc plan for the ensu
Ing year. ,'l17i
The Directors on review Of the past. feol assured
that their labors In this sphere Of effort
have been ofgroat benefit to the nfcted especially
to the young, and they have resol
selves with renewed zeal, this very important but
An admirable Report on Spcrmatorrhma or Semin-
al Weakness,the vice of Ohanism, Masturbdtlon or
BY NE Consulting SURGEON. will be sent hy mail (n
sealed enyeiope) FREE or CHA RGB, on receipt OF
IWQ STAMPS Tor postage Other Reports aud Tracts
on the nature and treatment Of sexual diseases, diet
constantly being published for gratuitous dis
trbntion, and will be senf 10 the afflicted Some OF
the wremedies and methods OF dlscove
cd during The last yeartare ofgreat value. ig %
Address.f TOR Report or Treatment, Dr. GEORGE r.
CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon. Howard Associn-
lion, NO south Nine Street. Philadelphia, Pennsyl-
vanas ~ BY yordcr oflhe Directors. f.t
= a-adf EZRA ID. HEART WE'LL. President. b
GEORGE FAIRCHILD, Secretary, 60, g51 ~.
April %, 'le59--lS5i e'sa tIN" l'f'' ~ iF.r "N
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MAR RIED,

On the Cd insto BY Rev. ], WagsnhSls,
Mr.. FREDEaIcK Love and Miss CARoLINE
RoDEKEN both of.this city. USE sidi lsha
BY the same, on the 4th inst. Mr.. FRED
ERIcE SHOEMAKER and Miss LoYINA COIL.
ms both Of New Salem. lsA3 sgsa Hsda s
On the lIthtf April by Rev. j. Jo Suts
ter. Mr.. JoHN RoEsE b and Miss MARY
SrRATrE Of Sugar Grove. 10 7lJad adt
By the same on the 22d ofAprill Mr..
9. LEHMAN Of Des Moines, Iowa. and
Miss CArHARINE GARpSER Of Fairfield
county. lan.nng y on
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-06

EESee advertisement of V. E. SHAW,
late Judge of the Probate Court, has re
sumed the practice Of Law. The Judge
Is well known to our people as Lawyer
and therefore we need Lot say that he is a
pretty clever fellow. aoa .mrssed sflA
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-06

DREADPuL CONDITION OF THE WHITEs IN
SAN DoMisoo. dispatches have been re-.
ceived from our commercial agent at San
Domingo, which viii. undoubtedly. con !.
firm all that we have stated heretofore OF
the critical condition Of Americans and Of
the whites as race in that doomed island.
The negro leader Baez Is shut up in the
walled city Of San Domingo. where he
vents his ferocity on the white citizens
whom he retains amid the horrors Of seige
In some sort. ss hostage for his own finai
escape. Mr. Elliot, the American counsul
and his lady, Dona Mcrcsd do Ia Roci o,
the daughter of one Of the noblest old
white families Ot the island,l are daily
subject to base and studied insults. The
United States angs has been fIequently
dragged through the streets and tram
pied upon BY negro mobs; the Consul
hissed at in the streets, and followed home
from church with language to vile to be
repeated: American seamen and vessels
have been illegally sacrificed: aud 10 brief
every form Of outrage that negro spite
could invent has been hsaped upon the
citizeus. for the siugle crime Of being
white men and Americans: aud not a SIM
gle ship-of.war shows itself for theirrelief.
II Washington States.g e@gs wfs sh
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a .
A GREAT Run The Cincinnati, Viii.
mipgton d Zanesvile Railroad will soon be
without q parallel in this country for fss,
running. The afierroon express train left
here on Saturday one hour and thirty five
minutes behind lime having awaited the
arrival ofa delayed train on,the Centra
Road-aDd still made its connection with
The little Miami train at Morrow, which
left Columbus on time. . ewob ome,
In other words, it left here at 4;45, and
arriving at Morrow at 8,5o,--making the
run Of 1872 miles in four hours and Eve
minutes, stopping fifteen times, and taking
wood and water tree times. Better time
than even this could Lave been made had
not an accident 10 one Of the pumps OF the
engine caused delay of some fifteen min.
utes on the road. -..o .ai.ae tss
TheIun was ,made:by the locomotive
p. Tsllmadge, George Zentmyer. engi
neer. and A. P. Cushing. conductor.--
lanesv'ile Courier. es ia j9sal gas
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-06

E9 A new stove has been invented Tor
the comfort Of tTsvslerssi IL is q. put un-
der the teet aud q mustard plaster ON. the
head. which draws tbss hpsai through lhs
whole SYSTEM
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-06

" .afttaf iff
.THE N. o, CREvAssE. The work at
the creyssse progresses slowly but salts
iactorily, considering that its strength Of
resistance has not yet been tested. The
superintendent OF the contract to close the
crevasse has succeeded ia anchoring his
piledriver in such q manner as TO enable
him 10 use il effectively. To prevent it from
being carried away by the force OF the
current rushing out OF the river. a large
anchor was thrown into the water. near
the centre Of the crevasse, outside oflhe
old leyse. The cable attached to this an
chor holds the piledrivsr, giving it play
from one side of he creyasss to the other,
wbich motion for the purpose Of prosecut :
ing the work, is guided by cables thrown
out each side of the piledriving boat, and
firmly secured to objects on shore on each
side of the creyasse. As new plle is 10
be driven. BY Stacking the cable one side,
the piledriver is moved TO the position re-.
quired.
The piliny was commenced on the low
or side OF the crevasse. aud three continu-i
GUS rows Of piles have been driven per.
haps one-thir6 osthe way across it. When
these have been extended entirely across
il the question Of su ,oess or abandonment
the work will be settled. The water in
some places is at least fifteen feet deep.
The rush over the levec gives pretty IL.
lustratiou Of dangerous rapids 10 large
river. A gradual abrasion of the levee
has been constantly going forward aud a
larger quantity OF water is now pouring
out than at any previous time. The cur,
rent has undermined and swept away the
negro cabins Of Mr.. Bells plantation; and
yesterday the approach Of the water to-
wards the front from the swamp along the
whole distance from the crevasse TO Algisrs
was very decided. The water is now up
TO the track Of the railroad. A consider-
able portion Of Gretnais Is partially covered.
The river rose the last twenty. four, hours
two inches at the Stock Llnding.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-06

- Contrary % tie beI.efof Mr. Jane.
.. Clay. tn bis LecOmp,on speech. dsrlar
ID that Heary Clay was not ibs father =,
ttIf Missoad Conp.cmise; and ia rrc.o,
better q rbe Boston Adv-rljsrr. b. aver.
tiInt the p 't4rnisy o. The Tariff Comprom.
is act ofIS92 dOes not brlOox 10 ti,a,
eepti-msr. u IN rrdIitioa 90 ,l>se cor.
rseihns ol current belief. Mg. James F,
Ci'y s"nlt eosyi.ce slIs .Eorld that Henry
Gay vas mt Ais fathsF, be- would r.udsI
gs"M s.syirs 70 tlla reputation o( tha,
inaslTlyns aiatesman.-.,f Pillaharr Gazette.