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MEDICAL.
DR.. L,J.CZAPKAY'S
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL

n
II INSTITUTE, Sacramento street: below Mont
gomery, opposite Pacific Mail Steamship 90 8 once,
San Frepcisco California. Established IN 1908 LOT the
permanent cure of all Private and Chronic Diseases,
and the suppression of Quackery. Attending ana fesi
dent Physician, L J.CZAPKAY. Nj D.. late oil the
the 10th Regiment of Honveds, CHER surgeon 70 the
Military Hospital of Pesth. Hungaryand tate lecturer
on diseases OF women and children.
rV>OTHE AFFLICTED.-DR.L LII. CZAPKAY can
l. be consulted at his Institute for the cure OF all
forms of private diseases, such
Nocturnal Emissions and all the consequences OF
self abnse. In the first stages OF Syphiltc or como
rheal diseases he guarantees q cure IN Few Gays,
without Inconvenience TO the patient or hindrance 10
his business When patient, by neg ect or improp-
er treatment, has developed the secondary symptoms
of syphilis, such baboes or painful sweilings on
the grons, ultersin the throat aud nose, which II
not checked. destroy the soft parts and GAUGE Inc
bones to mortify, separate and come away, leaving
the sufferer an object hideous to behold: or when
botchee and pimples break out upon the SKIN or
when he has painful swelIings upon the bones, or
when his constitution Is injured to predispOse
to consumption or other constitutional diseases, the
Doctor guarantees u cure or asks no compensation.
In RHEU MATISM. chronic or acute /: in DYSEN-
Terry or Di ARRH0EA, he has safe and etfectual
remedies. Fer the treatment of the consequences vi
SELF abuse, such nocturnal emissions nervousness
timidity Headache pains In the back and limbs, with
general weakness loss of memory injury to the sight
restessness, confusion of IDEAS dislike for society
and feeling of WEAKNESS of life with the
system so excitabe that slight noises shock stare
the patent max ing his existence miserable. For the
above maladies the Doctor will guarantee cure or
ask no compensation. II q can be consulted free of
charge and invites all to call il will cost them
thing, and may be much to their advantage. Office
hours from A. NJ, to o p NJ.
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Norrce OF DISSOLUTION

NJDflUE Is u3REHf GIVEN THAT THE
IN psrtlsFship heretofore existing between J. z
C5lsmtn and y. VI Psrtriigs nter the nsmc and
snie of Goleman AMI o." IA the business u retail
inx ha i,nrs la the town OF Ofoylle, Butts county
California is this day dissolved ~ mutual consent.
}. n. COLEMAN,
q. A. PARTRIDGE.
aroviIie, Friday, March snd lsos.
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Dissolution Notice.

YUyHE 90 PARrVER SHIP heretofore existing
II between the undersigned Us Vino and Liquor
merchants, has been this day Dissolved b, mutual
consent. JOHN PATTERSON,
AUGUST JENENlS.
New Philadalnhia,
Thompson's Flat, April 9th, lsjs.
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N O T &c f.

THERE WILL BE HELD MEETING OF TUE
spring Valley Qaar'x Mining Company" at
Spring Valley. Monday the SIN day OF nriI is5S
for the purpose OF electns officers for The ems uine
year. tmnsSt ,. w. SHOCKS. President
The above meeting of the Company Is postpone a
April 9Th, lsSs. j. W. SHOCKS, President.
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MOTTO e .

LII PERSONS KNOWING OF BUSINESS RE-
\ ouiring the services of The Coroner OF Butte
County, are hereby notified to call on John ;. Berry
Justlce OF the Peace at O-oyiile who VIII atenI 10
sha se,a far m. durnx ,tsy absence until further
notice. JANE, hAhro"' ,nsroo'
oreviile. Marcn 30, 1883. ma-o
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Notice.

VEHERE WILL BE MEETING or THE
Stockholders Of the Industry Quartz Com pany
held at Yankee Hill ON the ath day OF May next, al
one o'clock P. NJ.
SD. HASEY, President and Secretary.
April Sth. 1883.
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NO TICE TO CREDITORS
Z OTICE Il HER ERY GIVEN q

IN all persons having claims agaioet samuel Tren-
man, deceased late of Butte County, present the
with the necessary vouchers to Chas r. Lott At
his office in orove, or 10 Andrew A. Boyle mt his
store In San Francisco within ten months from and
aler this date or they will be- forever barred.
ANDREW A. BOYLE,
Administrator of said Estate.
Oroyille, Jan 18th, 1885,
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NOTICE TO cRrDIroRs

Notice IL hereby given 60 all persons
IN having claiuss AZ ainst the estate OF o. o. Good
rich deceased, 70 present the with the proper
vouchers, within ten months from this date, TO the
undersigned at his Office In the Court House In oro
vile. or the same will be forever barred
W w. HOBART,
Executor OF said Estate.
orovihc, March let, ls5S--30d
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BRIDGE AND FERRY NOTICE

NOTICE Is he eby given that the undersigned will
IN apply TO the Board OF Supervisors In and for
Butte county their February session In 1855 for
License to construct Toll Bridge and Ferry across
the Middle South sssk OF Feather River, few
rods above Its junction with the North Fork OF said
river. SYLVESTER p SAVAGE & co.
Bidwell, Jan. LIST. 1858
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

YNHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
Ing between l.. g. Grsnger aud d. W. Chees
man, under the style Of 4" Granger & Cheesman
auorneys ana Counsellors at Law" is this day d
soi'eu oy mutual consent, L.. q. GRANGER,
o.>..,,. ID. w. CHEESMAN.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

VNHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EX-
! isting under the nrn OF Rosenbaum s Mein-
niger has tails day been dissolved by mutual consent
All those indebted the late firm will please call and
settle s. ROSENBAUM,
Orovilla, March 8. l.. MElNINGER.
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John j PATTERSON

Begs TO Inform his old friends and tho public that
he can be found at the rhomps,n's Flat Nie House,
on Main street, whore they win hnl the choices:
Brandy, Whisky. Ale and Cigars.
An persons Indebted to tho House will please call
and settle immediately. NsH
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-rhn busiaess of the late firm of "rolcman
q 90 viii be- settled by :. 2. Coleman al the Gem
saloon, TbeAirs building, Oreyilie.
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Notice.

A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
~ against trusting o. +. Lannon on account of
has ceasad N m xRwSTPnSc
Orov2le, April :, ls5s-A
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JOHN s. ALBRo.
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DEMEMBER--Tbat DR.. J. c. Youngs III, 4,
~ the treatment of Private Diseases, e.
her of Montgomery and California sts, san -
REMEMBER-Tha; Dr. Yonng wants 70 y
but those fully capable of appreciating ans
gushing the services of regular. thoIys1r
physician, from the paltry unlearned a''
quack. -
REMEMBER-That DR. Young is thf ons az
bred physician advertisingt to cure diseases v
dence
REMEMBER-That DR. Young's renee Nsssr
treatment are entirely unknown TO all %
pared from life spent in the great Ho'pl'~,s
rope, and the nrst in this country, from pun
Gals imported
REMEMBER-That DR. Young gives s''''
lion TO diseases peculiar TO females
From the Boston Medical J0uIns" ~
although We are opposed to the sys'sni q
fising, for good and sufficient reasons. s. ~
1t but justice TO say that DR.. Young Is q
most industrious and interchangeable Vo'a
medical science in the United Siatss
gR'No CURE, NO PAY@
His Office is at the corner OF Montsonsf'
OF nis street,, San rri 1cIscn.
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H. LIEF.--Below 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 cases and re.
medal agent, and their statements authen Heated
by a Notary Public. Tia demands of society impe-
riousy command their publicity. and We commend
their perusal TO the attention of all afflicted:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-02
Popular SoveriRn,y-Ricev vs. Vandever.

The republican party of this State
is happy union of contradictions and
opposing elements, only to be CON-
pared to the state Of matters when the
earth was without form and void -
~ne n darkness reigned upon the
face OF the Deep" and chaos held nm.
limited sway.
Mr.. Surveyor vandever, candidate
for Congress, in his speech at Daven.
port, declared that upon the ones.
ton Of Popular Sovereignty, he has no
difference with Mr.. Lefiingwell and the
Democratic party" and in his address.
at Delhi, that she would vote for the
admission of slave State, provided i,
was the wish of the people to come in.
to the Union with Slave Constitution
This is the pretended position Of thu
only man upon the Republican ticket
who can, IT elected, have any oportu.
NIFTY to act upon the question: pos.
ton doubtless advised by the g. Ions
heads Of the party as the crly, one
upon which it was safe to CONF uoor
before the people. The heterodox sen
tlments Of the celebrated Surveyor ar,
accordingly winked at by the republic
ans organs Of the State, while yet witt
one accord, they continue to deolars
that : Popular Sovereignty Is 81 *
pleded humbug."
{ Notwithstanding this tasit ssassnr
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Average
TILE N ENS.

BY the arrival OF the mail from Salt
Lake City, we have received dates one
week later from Utah to July 80. The
latest news from; the Camp OF the Army
is to the 23d ult. Preparations for the
Territorial election in Utah, aud the
Gentle residents were to vote on an
independent ticket for candidates to
fill the offices now occupied by men,
bers of the Mormon priesthood. A
fusion ticket for Territorial aud Coun-
ty Officers had been put in nomination
in Salt Lake City, the more liberal and
influential Mormons being placed on
the ticket with Gentle candidates.
Politics were quite lively at the date
Of our last advices. Reputation of
the Mormon currency--the notes of
the "Deseret Currency Association"-
was the last movement Of the Mormon
leaders. and the effect Of the measure
was great dissatisfaction among the
people, the Gentle storckeepers refu-
sing to receive the notes, which for
merly passed current in payment 10.
trade. The recent rumor that Brig.
ham Young and a few of his friends
had fled from the territory, is correct
ed; Brigham left the city for pleas
ure excursion, but had returned. From
the Army, at Camp Floyd, We Learn
that the Volunteer Battalion had beer
dismissed, and left on the 10th nit, fol
Fort Lcavenworth, where it is to b.
disbanded. An Army order issued by
General Johnston, speaks in compli
mentary terms of the officers and mer
of this battalion. Anothcr order dis
connects the battalion of mounted
ritllemen and the Third Infantry from
Gen. Johnston's command, and order,
those corps to New Mexico. The arm,
remaining in camp was IN exce.len
condition.
Further accounts Of the Indian troub
les in Oregon are given. News bae
been received at the FlatLead Catholi,
Mission from the missionaries on tn,
Snake River in Washington Territory
giving the Indian side of the story
with . report that Col steptoe and .
party under his command, marches
against the hostile tribes on the Colum
bia River, about the middle of May, .
the solicitatioa Of the miners at Cal
vile, Who claimed his protection; bu
that hk guide 1 Nes Psroha Indian
tsescherously led MIA seventy ~,
miles ost q he way, directly ,ato th,
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MM&icNl.

DROF. 4, wOLLNRR OF Germany who has for
i tho last two and half years had charge Of the
department OF Instrumental music In the Troy Con-
ference Academy West Poultney. w., has made this
city his permanent home and Offer his professional
services 10 the citzens Of Davenport ana vicinity up
the following terms
Rates Of instruction per session often weeks, sl
lessons per week-Piano or Melodeon, 80; Violin,
In clAsses. -, Musical Composition and Thorough
BASS, $50 In addition the above, instr uctlon 10
offered to . clsss in German NJ IS per term OF 10
weeks, lessons . week.
destruction will be given at Wcllncr's Music
Rooms, No. !, For1ets Block corner OF 81 and Fer
~ steecta
Should any desiring instruction on the Piano CT
nelodeon nj their own homes, they can BE- accommo-
dated At IN extra charge Of 81 per term.
FREDERICK wOLLNDB
Pianos tuned By tho year or otherwise.
Jc9o-dlmO
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TO ECONOMAL FAMILIES.
nd Ladies' Married or Single

THOR FIFTY Gents enclosed, in postage stsmps. tha
II unde - igned will sorsard, By return mail, the
following invau .ble househcld recepts, made With
on, treuDle end fvil printed instructiens For Ten
cents you procure what would cost q IL 0eose
one dolloy-viz
How 70 make Pondre Subtle, for removing sapsrfu-
ous Hair.
How 70 make tooth powder.
How 70 make H.iR kestorstive6.
How 70 make Hair Dye.
How - make Pumsdese
Hov 20 make Dlosn OF Roses, 70 remove 1TeGGle
from The fhee
How . 0oks ~ re f5r the eo0plexisas
How - make lIaslsLl5 iak.
HoW - ooTe opfas
0sV = nAko ~aalsEt. a.. nenAino osuooo 01np
Hsspov Twei 7ssfs6si cisbrs1Dd Wa1Atn9 -.
peelpts Sour Uss.las ioae y ha1 ~ 49, ~
Srouble, v3thpu Mssra.ss sgi youre eotAD Nh ~
ooSubb1n1 ooe-l. 49,
8. nrsus q Asxs, Hsse111a, NJ
DunO.11tveL " o6oos
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Of the rcpubIicaa party thst Survcyos
Vandever, shall do evil that good
may come" Il j somewhat extraor-
binary, that they should allow other
prominent republican speakers to fol-
low him about in his circuit ofappoint-
ments, and give the lie TO his DECLARE
tons, as to the position Of the repub-
iican party.
It should be remembered that these
contradictions may exercise a highly
deleterious effect upon the minds Of
the dear people," who do not under
stand that this profession OF faith III
the doctrine Of Popular Sovereignty is
merely dodge to catch votes, and to
be openly repudiated if he shall, by
some unforeseen accident, be elected.
The console ntious believers in the great
republican doctrine Iof Congressional
Absolutism who supportedJohn Charles
Fremont, upon that platform-not
understanding matters-will be strong
i tempted to refuse to vote for Mr..
Nandever, the advocate of the terrible
"pro-slavery" principle of Popular
Sovereignty.
But disregarding the inevitable dis
astrous results Of the PRONUNCIATION OF
these contradictions, and with more
honesty than wisdom, Mr.. s. A. Rice,
republican candidate for Attorney
General, is following partially in the
track Of Surveyor Vandever, and de-
claring in the most emphatic terms his
own eternal opposition to Popular Sow
crignty and the unalterable confidence
of the Republican Party, in the princi-
pie of Congressional Absolutism. In
recent speech at Bloomfield, Davis
county, he reiterated his opinions
against the right of the people to
govern themselves in their own way"
and proceeded further to advocate the
good old republican doctrine, of negro
equality, which has also been abandon
ed by the new fledged leader in the
Congressional canvass.
lie, Mr.. Rice, also stated that he
led h,s remarks upon the immortal
Declaration Of Independence,-h be-
licved that all men were born free and
equa, and then proceeded with the hack
neyed platitudes which every one has
heard and laughed at, upon the eter-
nal principle of Niger"
There is however, one subject upon
which the Surveyor and Mr.. Rice,
most cordially agree, and that is, to re-
ram from any mention of State
Politics, or the manner in which the
t1E payers of the State have been
SSindled by the present republican
\ lninistration.
This with both of these gentlemen
Is subject not to be exposed to the
vulgar gaze, and to be handled by the
initiated, only through the medium of
:. ten foot pole-
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l,tt1e over 500 il gold Wa fousd slowed
away in baGso1 Of bran in the harm. This
che Insisted vas but portion u the amount
taken. The sum Of money found on Jakobi
when arrested vas but %, and that worth
less.-ChicGgo Times.
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PLANO INSTRUCTIONS.
M r.. j. d. n. Burnside

WILL GtvR INSTRUCTIONS ON TIE PIANO
w u . limited number Of pupils.
Lessons given at her residence corner OF ain and
Seventh streets, or ~ the residence Of pnpils.
Davenport. June ~, 1858. Je2sd6m
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Oxford Female College,
AT OxFORD, OHIO,

CEssIONS open September LIST ani February lst.
- Oharroe olTS per annum Accommodations m.
surpasss1. Ooes o. improvements geo COO Al re-
nuosoi breaches taught For health, beauty, iutel.
I10ual moral, cd t0aiOus Advantages, Oxford hAe
- ouoeeiog ID the Wsst, For circulars apply 70
Nv. J. y. ooorr. y. y. PRECEDENT, OF to kev. "
49, 3 b. =. .. BAsrsws, y. PsiOs, Iw
wslsSs1 ps''sss"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-02
: no Burlington Kidnapping Case I'm
happy Termination "tor the Faithful


lho Burlington kidnapping Case I'm
happy Ter minat1on "tor the Faithful !"
The Hd~heye, paper publish
ed at Burlington, to which VIC have
had occasion to refer in no very
complimentary terms, lately discovered
a most immense "nigger" in a fence
Whereabouts, in the shape of case of
kidnapping, 1t will be remembered,
from statement Of the case which we
published some days since, that one
John Pembcrton, an escaped slave from
Missouri, who had been living in Bur-
llngton FOR some time, about two weeks
since, went into the country, ostcnsiby
for the purpose OF assisting to find pas
tnre for some mules; but instead of
this, went with, or was taken by, a
man to Memphis Mo. A terrible hue
and cry was Immediately raised by the
Ha"keye, passionate appeals to the
people were published, demands were
made for general posse concomitus of
the citizens of the State to invade the
safe of Missouri for the purpose of
bringing back the unfortunate niger
whom it declared was unlawfully carried
into slavery. A subscription was also
started and several thousand dollars was
promised for the purpose of securing
the liberty of the kidnapped man; but
a damper was shortly put upon all of
this enthusiasm-a happy subject mat
ter for editorial for the Hawkeze for six
months was ruthlessly destroyed and
the fine political castle in the air, which
had been bnilded by the republicans
OF Burlington, suddenly fell to the
ground, in consequence of the untoward
and impolitic temperance Of the ne
gro in the city.
1t appears by his own statement
that he was a fugitive slave from Mis-
souri, that he went back without re-
s'stance; that he had "a jolly time
generally" on the way and after he ar
rived at Memphis that he had, while
there, agreed to pay his owners $3.50
for his freedom; that he had there.
after being kindly treated, been fur
nished with money to come back to
Burlington and last, but not least OF
all that he was, Immediately after his
return solicited by divers prominent
republicans, to raise a fuss over the
matter for political purposes. The
'as.request-as he was entirely satisfied
with what had been done-he refused
TO comply with. These facts were
ELECTED on an examination of person
Who was supposed to have been con-
nected with the kidnapping" and who
was discharged from custody. Thus
ended a tempest in tea pot" and
thus vanished huge mares nest upon
the discovery of which 1.-THE faithful
OF Burlington had been congratulatiug
themselves. 1t may not be utterly out
OF place to remark, in this connec.
sion, that the men who were 20 ready
70 rails Thousands Of dollars for the
purpose Of bringing back psmberton
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IA - Il a q III 1.s
Real Estate, Land Exchange.
GENERAL coMXrssros. PURCHASING.
Law and Goiiectin. Agency,
No. io5 aAaDotfn ST. cnIcAoo, Iii.

No. l05 aAaDoIrH ST CnIcAoc, Iii.
dofnfs IN erery city and PrineiI ct 2oG "a IN ia
1 GHttef states.
| = ONLY INSTITUTION or TIE KIsp IN IHx
WLST.
y. j. GALLAGHER A. Co, Propri siors.
DgY4. Sells. Exchanges. Rents and Lease, pre D.
ID erfy OF all kids Locates l. AND WARRANTS at
all the government Land oGIces, with Warrants or
Cash.
Attends 10 bayiD9 and selling Merchsnfixe ~ All
kinds for non res!d nts
Provide merchants, manufacturers and o.hers
with rnonied clerks 1r partners.
Oetsns. exhibits, bugs and sells patent ,igh,s
Furnishes b. order AMI sends 10 any rart ofthe
Sorth-"est, CLERKS, Mechanics Laborers, &C
Coliec'iona and all business conr ecsed ~lth tho
prActiT 81 tie ax, promptly ATTENDED u.
Parties sending iaufs or other property Il sx-
Change for Iser hanfize will please remember - en-
eosa fee Of ~ to pay for advertising.
AL letters Of enquiry - secure attention must
have eneiosd one postage stamp.
All husiness matters strictly confidential.
Commissions moderate, and eli orders promptly
attended ~. jvsaftf
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by force, asc moo unwilling to contn-
butte sufficient sum Of money 70 dis
charge the debt Of e450 which he
must pay before he is emancipated.
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5fXTE DEMOCRAT,



Democrasic state Ticket.
For Secretary OF state,
SAMUEL DOUGLAS, Of Benton.
For Auditor,
THEODORE s. PARvIN. Of Muscatiss.
For Treasurer,
SAMUEL /. LORAH, OF Cass.
For Attorney General,
JAMES NJ. Ei4LWOOD, Of Polk.
Com. Of Des MONIES improvement Co.,
CHARLES BALDWIN, Of Van Buren,.
Register OF Land Office.
JAMES N. REID, of Lee.
Democratic Congress tonAl Tiokes.
For Congress,
WILLIAM Z. LEPFIEGWEIL-
Domocr ATTIC District Ticket.
For District Attorney.
GEORGE :. HEBB, Of Muscatine.
For Member Of the Board Of Education,
CHARLES RICH, Of Jackson County.
Independent nomination ior Judge Of the
Seventh Judicial District,
A. II. BENNETT.
The Election will be held on
Tuesday, October 18th.