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Mariposa Democrat., 1858-03-18

CA r d Il, the undersigned, having been un-
der the treatment Of DR. l.. j. Czapkay although unso
icited feel called upon TO give publctyto the efficacy
Of his treatment hoping that by doing so may be in
sumental in preventing others from experiencing the
fearful suffering and misery which experienced, and
which often result from the pernicOus practices Of
pretender My disease has been that Of physical and
mental debility which is the result Of indscretons in
youth The agones which endured are, perhaps,
unnecessary for me 10 detail they are known to those
who have experienced them. Suffice II 10 say, that
having called the services of DIR. l.. j. Czapkay in re-
QUESTION, all the expectations which bad formed of
him were more than realized. would, therefore,
commend DR.. Czapkay TO all who may find themselves
afflicted with that dreadful malady-my object in so
doing Icing sympathy for suffering humanity, and a
heartfelt desire for It's relief.
ID. J. DAHLEE, Printer.
State of California City and County Of San Francis
co-On this thrtyfst day Of July, A. ID. 1856 before
me- VIM. G. Jewctt, Notary Public personally appear
ed d. J. Dahlee, known to me, who being duly sworn,
did depose and say that the contents of the card here
with signed by him, are true. In witness whereof, ]
have hereuntO set my hand and affixed my official seal
the day and year first above written.
H.. 81 WIN. c. JEwETT, Notary Public.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-03-18
Kesldence Don Fedro's Bar.
Witness W. Grey, G. L. Bostwic

VoUNG MAN HAVE YOU CONTRACTED THAT TERRI.
i BILE disease which, when seated in the system,
will surely go down from generation to another under
mining the constitution and sappng the very vital fluids OF
ei DO not trust yourselfin the hands OF those
ouacks that start up every day IN city like this and I'LL
to deceive the young and those who not posted up''
in the TRICKS of foreign and domestic imposters.
You cannot be too careful In the selection Of Physician
a remedy in these You should apply to man
who has had ample experience and who possesses skill
in the treatment thereof Such physician is Dr. j. c.
YouSG who has treated and cured of such dis
eases than any living to-day in this any other
country His Offices the first that opened in this
city far the exclusive treatment of private diseases His
different publications have been repubshed in almost
every country in Europe, and are acknowledged
standard works by medical colleges and the pros
sion throughout the country.
DR.. YOUNG by recent improvements in the healing art
is enabled TO effect cures In few days without mercury
change Of diet under challenge of
5000.
Married persons, those contemplating marriage being
aware of physical weakness, should consult DR. YOUNG
YOUNG MEN
especially who have become the victim Of solitary vice
that dreadful fascinating and destructive habit which fills
thousands Of sick with paray and consumpve
and hundreds of untmey graves with its misguided vic
tins, should consult, without moments delay who
will sympathize with their suferings and them for
moderate compensation. Indeed he who places himself
under the of DR. j. YOUNG may regiously eon6de
in his honor gentleman and confidently rely upon his
skill as physician acknowledged by all the weahest and
most respectable portion of our old inhabitants.
0fice-Corner Montgomery and California Streets oppo
site Wells, Fargo Co.'s Express Office.
ID EMEMBER--THAT DIR. J. c. YOUNG's OFFICE, FOR
IN the treatment of Private Diseaes is at the
Montgomery and California streets, opposite Wells Fargo
Il Co.'S Express Office, San Francisco
REMEMBER-That DIR. Young wants no patients but those
fully eapabe Of appreeiang and distinguishing the services
Of regular thorough bred physician, from the pay un
learned and trialng quack.
REMEMBER-That DR. Young is the only regular bred
physician advertising to diseases of imprudence
REMEMBE1R-That DR.. YouNG's remedies and treatment
are IN all 9th
dsent in the great Hospitals of Europe aud the this
country from pure chemicals imported,
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-03-18
Aqua FRIO TANNERY,
at Aqua Eric.
L. de BLAINVILLE,. .......P Proprietor.

THE Subscriber respectfully informs the citizens Of Mari
posa and surrounding counties, that his Taunery is in
successful operation. He has choice assortment and will
keep constantly on hand every variety of LEATHER,
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-03-18
HEALTH DEPENDS

Upon the PURTY Of nat RUid II the skin Is in an un
natural state In Scrofla Leprosy, and all Ulcerous
Diseases u l. evident that the vessels which ramify
the surface OF the body must be charged with diseased
bnol and II So the whole volume Of blood and
arteria. Is impure. Before be effected there
must he purcaion Of the vital stream The great OBJ
cct therefore, "a TO ascertain what remedies will
directly upon the constituents of the blood when In the
act of combination Experience observation and cloud
Of Witnesses establish the fact that this preparation at
the very ead Of this class and will restore the circu
laton to healthy sts'e by eradcating the elements Of
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-03-18
tIom Irnf.saor Hnchonlll

have watched with than ordinary zeal The rapid
progress Of this young in the intricate paths Of
profession Few with the accumulation Of years upon their
heads have approNmated to anythng like the stand he has
fairly earned. Were the father Of much numerous
family than now boastof should not hesitate for mo
ment, should the services Of physician be required
call fr C. YOUNG having fun confidence In his capa
city "a very important adjunct to physcian) and re-
commend my friends 20 do the SAME
}. c. HIT1lcooK NJ. H.. l.. l. u.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-03-18
DIR. p. NJ. O'BRIEN,
YALLEJO ST, BETWEEN STOCKTON AND DUPONT
SAN FRANCISCO

HAVING DISCONTINUED his Professional attendance at
the Hospital of the Sisters Of Mercy will in future
tend solely to PRIVATE practice Patients at distance
from San Francisco wishing to consult him by letter
do so by enclosing the usual Fee Of Ten Dollars Those
wishing TO place themselves Immediately under his
care, can be provided with private lodgings d33m
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-03-18

W. COIN. ..................,.,..J. DETTI.EBAcH.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-03-18
E,on he Times and Banszl,<.

There Thousands in this State suffering for want Of
scientific medical treatment and they apply TO
physician because they have been deceived friends
have been by Of the charatans who nfos the com
munty and who publish themselves good physicians
professor etc. To all such unhesitatngy recommend
Dr. J. c. Young, a physcan In whom all place conf
dence. He a Of eminent and profound study good
surgeon honorable man. and who can sympathze
with persons in ahilcon His standing ply scan and
gentleman both guaranteed-he first by his medical
works, which honor 10 their author and the cxten
ye and highly successful Of practice with which
has been honored since his advent in California and the lat
ter by his patrons and large circle OF acquantan
We say to all afflicted, call on him. he will
state the ioyou, and you may rely upon his judgment
We Ike his princirle-no cure no pay
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-03-18
GENERAL TONIC FOR THE SYSTEM
IT Is UNRIVALLED.

IT Is UNRINALLED.
The various diseases which have their mprints the
surface Of the body may DO compared to signals Of distress
thrown out by Nature indicate that the vital organza
ton within needs cleansing and purifying
The nncienis believed that animal life existed in tho
blood. IL is at ieast certain that
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-03-18
OPINIONS or THE PRESS.

The following selected from volumnious accumula
on OF testimonials Of the Press OF the United States and
from eminent Professors Of our institutions where the pac
tiee Of medicine is taught.
Iron q fJisen
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-03-18
Prom he S. =. Cai.en.

Tho question 4 0ffNn askfd-" Why 4 it that Dr. j. q
Young Is successful while other advertising PHYSICIANS
failing from day 10 dayf" The answer must be- or
should be plainly apparent all It h that he understands
his profession and attends to H. and his practice ncre
his knowleige extends So close has been his npp
cation 20 his unprecedented practice that he s perfect
Of his profession and insure all relief from their
troubles and while others daily sinking into that OBJ
lvion from which they fitted TO be delivered
bis Is onward and upward placing him the head
Of his arnou profession So great has been his increase
OF business that he has been obliged associate with him
self two other ycans both Of extended knowledge
practice. We would advise all afflicted to call upon him in
preference to other Physician We informed that
he treats entirely the Vegetable System and will always
warrant perfect His Office Is at the Of Mont
gomcry and California streets opposite Wells Fargo
Express and Banking House San Francisco
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-03-18
FALL AND WINTER GooDsY

Consisting in part Of and fresh supply Of
an Wooi Piaids, Merinos, Delaines, Cashmsres
Opera Flnnneis, Cloth and Yeiref Cioaks and
Manfiilas, Cloths Jeans, Ticeeds,
Blankets and Coreriids,
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-03-18
MEDICAL.
Attending and Resident Physician,

stalishsd in 1854, for he Permanent Cure Qf all Private
and Chronic Diseases and he Suppression Of Quaekey.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-03-18
Mmiposa 4emotrat.
MISUNDERSTANDING and Amusing.
An Epigram for the Times.

A little stealing is dangerous part.
But stealing largely Ia noble art
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-10

or "a more an Indian will accompany you Il
Fort Yale. Bowen, steward Of the Surprise
sars that 100 Indians usually run after him L
obtain little sweet cakes, which he traded OF
four or five for ii in gold dust. Sugar at For,
langley $3.50 per pound; lumber 81 so pei
foot; tea and coffee II pr pound; pierced iron
for rockers ss; plain sheets % each; five pounds
Of quicksilver sold for S40--l0 per pound was
the ordinary price. The actual gronyj pros
pected and ascer aimed to be highly auriferous
is $50 miles from the mouth OF Fraser siyer.-
loo miles of Thompson river has been prospect
ed and found to be rich south east OF Fraser
river The same will apply TO all the tributa-
ries Of Thompson river. A large extent of au-
rifeTous quartz has been discovered ten miles
from Fort Hope. Exceedingly rich quartz
veins have been found on Harrison river.
Ell DORADO 4 FACT.
The most astounding facts have yet to be di.
vuiged. A river emptying into the Gulf Of
Georgia I've have the name) not hundred
miles north of Fraser River, hitherto supposed
70 contain no gold, has proved fabnlously rich.
An Indian arrived at Victoria from this locality.
having twenty three pounds weight Of pure
gold, obtained solely BY his own labor in less
than twenty days. In confirmation Of our fic.
ures, and being short of space, we append the
following statistics, derived from an official and
authentic source Of the strctest reliability, We
deem the above facts sufficient 10 cause an exc.
dus Of far more alarming character. and OF
higher proportions as to number, than any
hitherto known in history. Suffice ii 10 say that
the present furore is well founded; thai it holds
out busy times, high prices, specalations, con
tracts and employment Of a thousand natures;
out u holds out no inducements Tor politicians.
They have to confne their calling to the south
side OF the Straits Of Euca where fj,a worIa,s
eye can detect which governmental machinery
works most advantageously for mans comfort
and happiness-a limited monarchy or repub
c t.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-10

NEoaoEs BErrEa THAN Iaranwsu Moa..,
democracy pfeaches well, but psacticss badly
they love lrishmen theoretically, but hate them
practically, while on the other hand they hate
negroes theoretically, but love them PRACTICAL,
Tne practice-in SO far 40 II is necessary "a
Illustrate the " love which the Democracy
nas for the sons Of Erin-is capitally set forth
IN the following morceaa from the Washington
correspondence Of an Irish Roman Catholic
journal Of New York, which is upderstood 10
oe in the confidence, If not the special organ
and nouthpiece Of His Grace the Most Rev
Archbishop Hughes:-
There is . dead lock in political affairs hero
las Washington) At this time, IL We except the
OCCASIONAL removals from and appointments 10
once. The richest, and, perhaps, most remark.
able exploit in this way happened week or 50
since. Two worthy Irishmen. having families
we're employed under Capt Meigs, at 81 Is per
DAY each, to attend the furnace in the Honse
Of Representatives. By recent act the control
o. the apparatus was transferred to the Clerk
o. the House, from Capt. Meigs An assistant
20 Mr. Allen, named Carter, and part editor
ana owner OF the Union, in the absence of his
prncipai, removed the two Irish Democrats
ana put two negroes in their places. This Is
not az. lie even raised the pay OF the negroes
20 800 per month. have not as vet learned
whether the darkies we're free or slaves if The
iat'er, motive for the change may be easily in
'erreo u the former, then negroes are better
cni1ehs than Ir1shmen ander Democratic Al.
'n'n'stration or Democratic House OF Repre-
sentatives."
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-10

"a The Dubuque Express and Herald ex-
hibits latent rascality and natural dishonesty,
when it places US in false position by at
tributng to us the blunders of q correspon-
dent. When it says that the Hawk-Eye came
out with an article tacitly admitting the
rascally. conduct Of William vandever, who
made certain surveys, but positively denying
that he Was the William Vandeyer now run
ming for Congress in the I'd District, it utters
falsehood, by emitting to say correspondent
Of the Hawk-Eye. We expected more manly
and honorable course from the Herald, always
heretofore having looked upon it as one among
very few independent outspoken journals
in Iowa, having Locofoco proclivities. The
communication in question we never read un.
til it appeared in print.
The desplcable effort to injurc Mr.. yandever,
by trumping up an old matter, already honora.
bly, adjusted, and supprcssing all the material
facts, is worthy of the Gazette, but is un-
worthy of the Herald or any other respecta-
BILE journal.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-10

Nor HEARD oE.-At the time Of his nomi-
nation We we're told in the classic aud highly
6gurative language Of the Locofoco papers OF
this district, that the Honorable Mr. Trimble,
when he came forth, like the lion from his
lair, at Bloomfield, and shook the dew-drops
! from his name, would carry "Disn,ay" into
the ranks Of the "Woolies" and make the
"Black Republicans" shake in their shoes
Now, what we most desire to know at this
time is, to change the figure, has the Honor
able Mr.. Trimble come forth, and, like the
"war horse" described by Job, 'snuffed the
battle from afar?" Does Despair accompany
him! II he has not yet -set oat upon his
journeyngs-if he is not yet going about, to
return to the original figure. like q roaring
lion seeking whom he may devour, when will
he be turned loose, and will "Dismayn GER
tainly accompany him?
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-10

A man was drowned At Iockfort, in Shell
Rock River, Iowa, ON the 18th ult., who was
supposed to be Mr.. Jeremiah Eaton, of Wash
tenaw Co., Michigan. The people turned out
en- naasse to search for the body, but had not
been .ble TO 6nd it. Mr.. Eaton was q large
Iandholder in that vicinity, and had vile and
Eve children in Michigan.
There was fre at Davenport on Friday
night last, the work Of incendisries. Two boys
about sixteen years Of age, we're arrested on
suspicion Of having done the mischief.
A rattlesnake was killed near Decorah re-
Gently by . Mr., Bliss. A lady secured her
snakeship for the purpose Of extracting the oil
from it. and on cutting il open, 10 ! out crsw-
led fourteen young ratslesnakes, VARYING from
four to elk inches in length.
Il appears that the platform Of the haruoni-
oas Democracy Of Ohio was bsttlsd over in
committee for the space Of ave hours" and
vas finally agreed on BY vote Of eleven to Ten.
The friends Of Douglas we're ovsrborne, the Liz
ts Giapt was crushed out, and The Green. Eng
lish dodge was pseserihsd, By The inlallibls San.
hedrin. - The ssss asd eaiy ssss Of puss Dc.
mocrscy.
- Laciss Cas- ef Lctiss Coaaty has bssa
aouiaased ia he lsth Csagssssieaal district Of
Ohio, by The RspabliseaA and vlli b very
Iikaly y sassssd 6enasl Cos, y ~ aszs Csa
oeoD. tAs k5$#e a@e q
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-10

DWm. Lyon, living on the other side oi
Flint River left this city for bis home, a. il
supposed, on Thursday last, since when he ha.
NOT been heard Of, and j, is feared no has been
drowned, as Flint was high at that time. Mr..
Lyon is about thirty years of age, fse feet ten
inches high, sandy complexion, aud blue eyes.
Auy information Of bis Whereabouts, forwarded d
to this Office will confer favor upon his anx-
;ops fa,,;lv
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-10

hE-APPEARANCE OF THE .PLAGux.--The
P'ague' after an intermission of twenty years,
mas re-appeared in district of the Pssholik OF
irlpoiI, named Bengaji, and at last accounts was
continuing to make ravages as an epidemic
Inere was rumor that it had already reached
Constantinople, but for this there was no foun.
oatlon. The most stringent quarantine regula.
tions had been resorted to.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-10


writer on lightning rods urges the neces
Wd closing the windows of house after th,
sa'ass has become wet with shower. Th,
saGde is then good conductor, and the dry
w Of the interior 9 non.conductor, and the
ssnces are small that the electricity will entel
tie house
L1 L1rresident Pierce and wife arrived at Lis
o0n' PORTUGAL on the Goth ult. The young
Ans extended to him every mark Of consider
asion.
Inc oris Nancy, Of New Orleans, has been
si'ed at Havana as q SLAYER. The brig G. Per
sn'' recently sunk of the coast by her officers
nag been raised aud pumped out. She had q
@ss Deck and other evidence Of having been
asagsd in the slave trade.
ine American executive committee Of Ham
M0n county, lCincinnali,) Ohio. have decided
s@o bold exclusively American conventions
'f she nomination Of members of Congress
mo county eficers, but recommend o close and
0ofd',l union with the Republicans. This, il
an'sd out in good faith as it probably will be,
Wv secure two INSTRUMENTATION Congress
aea from the Cincinnati districts.
lae legislature of the State of Oregon was
meet on the 4th (5th) of July, to elect two
- senators. Il is supposed Gen. Lane will
= ss Delazon Smith and Chief Justice vii.
4.1s were prominent candidates. The late
s'es'on fos State and Territorial officers re-
.s.'s0 70 Aror OF the regular Democratic can
4dses
~cf the seven anacondAs lately brought to
skn have absconded, and the women folks
nafrad TO 60 into their cellars lest they may
me in contact With the yarmints.
!ames R. Buchanan has been sentenced to
s'en years Imprisonment in the peuitentiary OF
Aksnsas, for frauds in the prosecution Of boun.
gsnd claims.
scd has been found in the banks of the
Asaaeoec river. at SkowheGsn, Ne, and there
"'s'sral parties out prospecting.
Al English professional pickpockss, known
: Sssls Nickson, was arrested at Boston on
.aa'.d'l He picked gentleman's pocket on
. ''SasaabIe course, Long Island, on We'd
10y sssk, Of t7oO. He has been in this
80 aaly . year, having become 90 motto.
y England that be was obliged to Hee
ron 'he kingdom.
-slA1ED BANK NorEs.-In response to .
:. ~sssf rom BsnEers u Chicago some eighty
s0A Banks have agreed to make arrange
-As 'os the redemption Of their mutilated
Ash that city. Every deiaced and torn bin
-'''a Dc At once ~ithdrawn from circulation,
are glad 10 see . move in this direction.
lbe bridge across Cedar River, on the
import and Iowa City Railroad, has bssn
p' away, % that communication By rail
s0 me Two places is for the present sus-
D.hlereed gun. which has been On trial At
! Island, Boston harbor, burst on the l6sad
~ mere bad been consumed in the proof Of
y aa about iS.4oO poundA Of powder. and
sfessss weight Of shog and shells 6rsd
.se 70 lls.oo0 pounds. When the pises
large fragment, weighing ssss 600
!, - taresn 70 grsas height In The
'en about 900 ises 70 the rear.
~. As naa Aans& Laagsss, Who vas eps-
y, - ses : ssnss u ~ assk q Dsves-
=, - = 1Asrslay lase. ~
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-10

g For his own sake and for the cake al II,
onohending readers the editor Of the Gs.xet,,
snoutd know. OF at any rate, should pretend "a
know something, and not be always exhih;t;n.
o's ignorance 20 conspicuously. Every body
IN this community, mot excepting the vitnesse.
whom It names, knows that the indicsm.r,
found against Judge Newman was procured ON.
Of malice and that there was NO perjury on hie
part nor the shadow Of guilt. Through N.
ignorance Of the Grand Jury, who we're imposed
upon. Judge Newman is sought to be Injured
and scandalized. This benevolent proeeedinv
% very Handsomely seconded BY the Gazette
which, BY its paragraphs gratifies its own mai.
ice without fear Of consequences and exhibi,.
the animus Of the movers.
In the case Of Mr.. Brown the indictment il. .of
NO sort Of consequence except a. showing thu.
our Grand Juries are turned into tools. in the
hands OF individuals for the purpose Of graft
Tying private malice. 1t is only necessary to
say that he was indicted for suffering nuisance
to remain upon bis premises, which nuisance
had already been abased some time previous to
the finding Of the indictment!
We do not say that the Witnesses through
whose instigation these indictments we,e found
petjured themselves, or that the Grand Jurors
we're influenced BY unworthy motives. But we
do say, without hesitation, that such proceed
ings are scandal and disgrace TO US a. .
community and calculated to bring our courts
into merited contempt. Much would We prefer
to be the victim and tried as malefactor
upon false accusation, than exhibit such
abominable malice in manner 90 cowardly aud
anderhaIded. Give us an adversary that will
stand up boldly, lace to face, and give and take
hard blows, If you please, but deliver us from |
he assassin who would FIRE our domicil At mid |
light or poison the well from which We draw |
yater.