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The daily Butte record., 1858-04-12
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

vuNHE OO.PARTNERSIlIP HITHERTO EXIST
ing between the undersigned is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. All business connected
win the nrm VIII be settled by H. Myers who alone
Is authorized to sign for that purpose
MAN BROOKS,
oroViie, March V-3t III. MYERS.
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FERRY NOTICE

NOTlOE is hereby given. that l. the undersigned
~ will apply to the Board nf Supervisns for Butt
county California. at theli next session for renewa
to me of License TO keep Ferry at Nelson's Bar
West kranch Feather River.
Jan. Ill lSJI.--4w+ C,S CURTIS
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SHERIFF SALES.
sHERrrF,s SALE

ny VIRTUE OF A DecretaI Order
ID issued out Of the District Court, OF the fIf-
ecnth Judicial District m and for the County Of Butte
and State OF California, whexoin WM. o. MURRY
IL plaintiff and JOSIAH WING II defendant, com.
manding 10 sell the partnersbip property herein
amer described, ] viii, on saturday the tenth
day Of April, A. ID. 1898, at the hour of two
O'Clock, NJ OF said day, In pursuance with the re-
auirements Of said order cell at public sale. TO the
highest bidder for cash, the property descrbcd in
said order Of saie that parcel Of land lying In Butte
County, California, near the mouth Of Dry Creek, In
Ophir Township, 10 wit: The north east quarter
section sstweniy-nye," stownsbip nineteen north y
strange four east containing one hundred aud sixty
acres OF land, and commonly known as the 0risson
Ranch"
The nbove sale 10 take place at tho Court House
door In the town OF orovie, county and State aore
said.
.N ID. PLUM, Sheriff Butte County
Oroyiiie, March 10. 1858.
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MEDICAL.
DR.. CZAPKAY'S
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL

II hIt ATE hEDlN nv - -
IL INSTITUTE. Sacramento street. below Mont
gomery opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Co s office.
san Francisco, California Established In 1898 Tor the
permanent cure of all Private and Chronic Diseases
and the suppression of Quackery Atlehdng ana resi-
dent Physician, l. J. CZAPKAY. NJ d.. late of the
Hungarian Revolutionary War. Chief Physician 10
the goth Regiment of Honveds Chief surgeon to the
Military Hospital of Pesth Hungary ana late lecturer
on diseases OF women and children.
V'OTUE EAFFLICTED-DR.L LII. CZAPKAY can
be consulted at his Institute for the cure OF all
forms of private Diseases such as
Nocturnal Emissions, and all the consequences oi
self abnse. In the first stages OF Sypiit!c or Gono-
rheai diseases, he guarantees a cure IN Few days
without YeDieDce TO the patient or hndrance TO
HIS business. When patient, by neg eci or improp-
or treatment, has developed the secondary symptoms
OF Syphilis, such as blboes painful swellings on
the grons, ultersin the throat aud nose, which II
not checked. destroy the soft parts and cause The
bones TO mortify. separate and come away, leaving
the sufferer an object hdeous to behold or when
blotches aud pimples break out upon the skin OF
when he has painful sweings upon the bones, oI
when his constitution is injured as to predspost
to consumption other constitutional diseases, the
Doctor guarantees cure or asks no compensation.
In RHBU MATISN, chronic or acute in DYSEN
| Terry or DIARRH0EA, he has safe and effectua
remedies. Fer the treatment of the consequences o
self abuse, such as nocturnal emissions. nervousness
tmidity, headache. pains in the back and limbs, with
general weakness loss of memory, injury to the sigh
restlessness confusion of IDEAS, dislike for society
and feeling of WEAKNESS of life; with the nervon
system excitable that slight noises shock star
the patient, max ng his existence miserable. For tn,
above maladies the Doctor will guarantee a cure O
ask no compensation. c can be consulted free O
charge and invites all to CALI II will cost them no
thing, and may be much to their advantage. Ofic,
hoars from A. nj, to 9P NJ.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

vuNHE 90 PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EN-
u listing under the firm Of Rnsenbaum 4 Mein-
nger, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent
All those indebted to the late rm will plense call and
settle :. ROSENBAUN
Oroyille, March 5. l., MEINiNGER
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NOTICE

s htekBf GIVEN, THAT I WILL APPLY
u 10 the Board ot Supervisors in and f,r Rntte
cunty' Of their meeting In May next for a renewal
OF my license 10 run Ferry acros. the Sacramento
River al 'ennings' Landing, Chico Township.
Ohico, arch 2o. ls5S. H. U. JENNINGS.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

gpY VlRUE OF DECRETAL ORDER Is
~ sued by John s. Berry, Justice Of the Peace in
and for Ophir Township, County Of Butte and state
OF California against JAMES BRADLEY and in favor
OF ". HiRSCiiEY. for the sum of forty mine and
nlneiy hYe one hundredih dollars debt aud twenty
one dollars costs Of suit and for accruing costs OF
said writ, 10 me directed and delivered, commanding
me 10 sell the following described properly satisfy
said demand, will, on Tuesday the Twen-
tie TIN day of April, A. d. 1853 at eleven O'Clock
a. NJ, III pursuance with The requirements of sad
order, sell at public sale, 10 the highest bidder for
cash, the property described in the order OF sale
foowsto wt All the right, title and interest of the
defendant ~ aud to Lots Nos l, 2, s. 4. g. G. and
being two hundred and forty fee. square, and bound
ed on the north by Robinson street, on the east by
Second Avenue, ON the s,uh by High street, and
the west by Third Avenue, as laid down and desert
bed ON the map or plot Of the Carleton Estate now
ho In the County Recordess Office of Butte County
The above sale to take place at the Conrt House
door IN The town of OrJyille Butte county and state
OF California.
n. H. PATTON, Constable.
Oroyille, March 3Ist. 1858.
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NJ OTTO r.

4 LII PERSONS KNOWING OF BUSINESS RE.
"A quifing the services Of the Coroner OF Butte
oOuny, are hereby netined 10 call on John s. Berry
the same for me during my absence. until farsher
notice. JAMES HARIOw cnransr
oreville, March %, 1855. mar2o
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice Is hereby given To all persons
lV having claims against the estate OF o. q. Good
rich. deceased TO present the same with tbs proper
vouchers, wilhin ten months trum this date to the
undersigned ut hts oHce In the Court House In ORC.
vilc. or the same will be forever barred.
w. w. HOBART,
Executor of said Estate.
OroyiIle, March Ist, lS5S-3Od
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CoNsrABLE's SALE

Rf VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
NJ issued cut OF Justice Donaho's Court of ophir
To mo directed, In favor of JAMES BROWN aud
against r. l.. kERKIlAM aud JAMES FOWLER,
have seized aud shai expose for sale at public auc-
tion. al three O'Clock, p. NJ. on tho sixth day
or April a. ID. 1855, nj Justice Donahois office,
on Myers street In the fown OF orovle, the follow
iiR described property % wit; Ali thai piece or
parcel OF land lying and situate in or about one
mile south of the Town OF Oroviile, and ad accent to
the garden called the 'soroyilie Garden,f' in the
above Township Said piece parcel Of ground now
In occupancy and cultivated by Chinamen as vege-
table garden.
.N j. PURCELL, Constable.
Dated this the 18th day OF March. A. u. 1855
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NO TIcE TO CREDITORS

NVHNH ~ IHENEbH UT I'm TO
1N all persons having claims against samuel Tren-
nan. deceased late of Butte County to present the
with the necessary vouchers To Chas h. Lott nj
his Office in orovlle, to Andrew A. Boyle at his
store in San Francisco within len months from and
alter this date or they viii be forever barred.
ANDREW A. BOYLE,
Administrator OF said Estate.
orovie, Jan l4th, 1855.
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NOTICE OF HIssoLurIo NJ

NUTIUE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
1 partnership heretofore existing between ]. p
Coleman and Z. NJ. Partridge under the name and
shie t"Coleman and Co." IN the business of retail
ing liquors In the town Of Oroville Butts county
California, sihis day dissolved ny mutual consent
J. =. COLEMAN,
q. NJ. PARTRIDGE.
ofoEille, Friday, March and 1858.
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BRIDGE AND FERRY NOTICE
NOTICE Is he eby given that the undersigned win
IN apply to the Board of Supervisors in and tor
Butte county At their February session In 1855 for a
License 60 construct a Toll Bridge and Ferry across
the Middle or South Fork OF Feather River, few
rods above It's junction with the North Fork of said
river. St LvESTER T. SAVAGE & CO.
Bidweli, Jan. ist, 1855
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CARD Il the undersigned. having been under
the treatment of Il. J CzQpkay, NJ. d. although un.
solicited feel called upon TO give publicity to the e
fcacy ofhis treatment, hoping tina, by doing 80.
may be nsirum entail i'll preventing others from the
fearful suffering and misery which experienced,
aud which so often result from the pernicious prac
tice of pretenders. My disease has been that OF
physical and mental debility, which follows in con
sequence of indiscretion in youth. 9he agones
which endured are, perhaps, Unnecessary for me
to de:pil; they are known to those who have expert
enced them. Suffice il TO say that having called the
services Of DR.. l.. Czapkay INTO requisition, all my
expect ntons which may nave formed of him were
more than realized. you'd therefore recommend
DR.. Czapkay to all who may lind themselves Athlete
with the dreadful maady. my object in so doing be-
ing sympathy for suffering humanity, and heartfelt
desire of relieving them.
D.J. DAHLEE, Printer.
State of c Ctliforpia, City and County of san Fran.
cisco IS On the 3lst day of July A. ID. 1S6 be fore
me- WIN. Q. Jewett. Nory Public, personally appear
ed u. j. Dahee. known TO me, who being duly sworn
dld depose and say, that the contents of the card
herewith signed by him is true
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my hand
and afi Sed my official seal, the day and year first
above written. WM. c. JEWETT,
us Fotary Public.
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EMARKABLE INSTANCE OF MEDICAL
HN IIEE.=BelOM we pmhlsh the certificates o

EMARKABLE INSTANCE OF MEDICAL RE.
H& LIEF.-Beow 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 are authenticated
by a Notary Public. Tho demands Of society impe-
riousy command their publicity. and we commend
their perusal to the attention OF all afflicted:
CERTIFICATE.
Theundersgned desrous ofaoquaning those who
may be unfortunate enough To be- similarly afflicted,
where permanent relief Of their suterngs may be
obtained feels it his duty to thus publicly express
his most sincere gratitude to DR.. L. j. Czapkay, for
the permanent recovery of his heatn. Borne down
by the distressing symptoms incident to the vicious
practice oguneonrollabe passion in youth; depressed
in body aud mind: unable to perform even .hC mosl
trining duty imposed upon the daily avocaiions OF
life sought the advice of many physicians, who ut
first regarded my disease US of trililg Importance
but alas. after few weeks. and in several instances
menlhs, of their treatment. found to my unuttera.
bic horror that instead Of relief the symptoms be
came alarming in their torture, and being told
by that my disease bein! principally confined to
the BRAIN medicine would be of lit consequence.
dcspared of ever reganng my health, strength and
energy; and as last resort, and with but faint
hope called upon DR.. CZapkav. who, after examining
my case prescribed some medicine which almost in.
stantly relieved me OF the dull pain and dizziness in
my head. Encouraged by this result. | resOyed to
place my sr i'm mediately under his care, and by Il
strict adherence to his directions and advice NY head
became clear, my deas collected, the constant pain
| in my back and groins the weakness of my limbs
the nervous reaction ofmy whole body on the slight
est alarm or excitement; the misanthropy and evil
forebodngs; the self distrust and want of confidence
others; the incapabiiiy to study, and want of res
olution; the frghful, exciting, and at times peasur
able dreams at night, followed by involuntary dis
charges, have all Disappeared; and in fact in two
months after having consulted the Doctor felt as il
inspired by new lie-that life which, but, shor
time ago contemplated to end by my own hand.
With view to guard the unfortunate from falling
into The hands of incompetent qnacks, deem it IN,
duty to Offer this testimony TO the merit and skill
! DR.. Czapkay, and recomm mend him to all who ma,
stand in need of medical advice. being assured by my
own experience, tnat once under his care, Il radca
and perman ent cure viii be effected.
B.F. FILLMORE
State OF California. County OF San Francisco. Sub
scrbed and sworn before me. this 7th day Of Aprit
A. D. 1856 Signed. JOHN MIDDLLTON.IL 81
Notary Public.
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B-The business OF the late Arm OF "Coleman
90 viii be settled by J. P. Coleman, at the Gem
Saloon, Theatre building, Oroyille.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-12

THERE ARETHOUSANDS in this STATE ss
L for want of Scientific medical trealmsHs
you fear 10 apply to a Physician, because w
been deceived or their friends have been "
Of the dharlatans " h iUfest the community ~
publish themselves as good physicians, p'o11
etc. To all -uch we unhestatingly recommt,s
&. Young. as a Physician in whom all oan plsa
hdcnco. lie is man of eminent ana W
study, good surgeon. an honorable man, =
who can sympashise with persons In sflllepOs
stan ling us Physician ard gentleman ~
guaranteed-the first by his medical works
are an hor to their author, and the eIiensl
has been honOred since his advent in Cnllio'S1
the latter by his numerous patrons ana large''
acquaintances,
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nEMEMBER-That DR.. J. C. Youngs oas
~ the treatment Of Private Diseases, IS "
ner OF Montgomery and California sts., san ~
REMEMBER-That DIR. Yonng wants DO \.
but those fully capable of appreciaiine and {
gushing the services of a regular. thoFoa..
physician, from the paltry unlearned and '
quack. \
REMEMBER-That DIR Young 10 the ohly, y y
bred physician advertising to cure diseases q
dencc
REMEMBER-That DIR Young's reneem
treatment are entirely unknown to all os,d
pared from life spent in the great Hospllas n
rope; and the first in this country, from p'i'
Gals imported
REMEMBER-That DR. Young gives e's''
1on TO diseases peculiar to females.
From the Boston Medical Journal 4
Although we are opposed to the system :, y
tistrg, for good and sufficient reasons. SUI
II but justice TO say that DIR. Young y gs &
m Jst industrious and indefatigable voia'N
M .dical science in the United siaiss.
UN0 CURE, NO PAY@ a
His ofico 10 at the corner Of Montsome''~
Ioi MA streets, San Fri ncIscn.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. j. C. YOUNG,

LateProfessor at theUniversity, Penn.
Can beJound at the old stand, corner NJ
montgomery and California streets, San
Francisco,
San Andreas independent., 1858-03-06

CABIN RoBBED-A man giving his name as
George Atherton, was discovered yesterday
going out of the cabin of a miner in Douglass
Flat. The owner suspecting something wrong,
upon searching found that purse containing
S82, was gone. He Immediately started in
pursuit of the fellow and soon came up with
him. He at first denied the charge, but soon
offered to give up the money if they would let
him GO, and finally surrendered uncondition-
ally. Mr.. D. W. Sawyer and Mr.. Evans, the
loser of the money, brought him to Murphy
where he was examined and committed to the
County Jail for trial. Constable Jeffries, on
searching him, found in one of bis boots a
purse containing quite large assortment of
paddock keys.
San Andreas independent., 1858-03-06

QUARTZ TREATMENT.-The ordinary
gold quartz rock of Virginia seldom yields
more than So per ton, while the assayers
and chemists who assay and analyze it,
say that it ought to produce from $50 to
$50 to the ton. The reason why it can
not be extracted is, that the gold is in
such state of fine division, that without
the quartz is ground as fine as -four, the
quicksilver cannot act on it and amalga-
mate with gold Mr.. John NJ Wycoff of
the Melville Mining Company, Spotsyl-
vania Co., Va, has discovered method
of extracting from $50 to $40 per ton
from this rock by the simple process of
boiling the broken rock in water with
half its weight of quicksilver, when the
quicksilver seems under the influence of
heat to acquire some new attractive power
for gold, and to enter the pores of the
rock and liquify it out. The sand or rock
is first concentrated by a mechanical ar
rangement, to about one-6fth its bulk.
and the cost of the process is not more
than S5 per ton at the above mines, where
it is in operation.
San Andreas independent., 1858-03-06

Gov. WELLER AND THE STATE PRIsoN.-Some
ridiculous rumors were afoat last night, to the
effect that Gov. Weller was in town, and had
personal rencontre with Gen. Estill Moth
ing of the kind has occurred, and the report
probably grew out of the circumstance that
Gov. Weller came down from Sacramento on
Monday night, and the next day repaired to
San Quentin, and demanded of the sub-lessee
of the States Prison the keys of that estab-
iishment, which that functionary refused to
deliver. His Excellency then proceeded to
adopt more summary measures to enforce his
demands than mere verbal requirement; and
being only attended by his clerk, he burst open
the door of the office, and ordered the lessee
out This was done on the authority vested
in the Governor as the representative of the
State, to which the State Prison property re-
verted on the annulment of the contract with
Gen. Estill, by the Legislature. After eject
ing the lessee, Gov. Weller summoned the
guard, and informed them that they might con-
slider themselves in the employ of the State
Government until further orders. This act OF
the Governors is virtually taking possession
by the State of the whole Prison property ];
and thus the great question of the safe keep
ing of criminals, and all connecting issues, re-
main as they were previous to the Estili con-
tract.-Daily 4La March Sd.
San Andreas independent., 1858-03-06
Stockton and San Francisco Railroad


The San Francisco Prices Current and Ship
ping List, in an able article in favor of rail
road from point opposite that city to Stock.
ton and Sacramento says:
" From Sacramento TO Stockton. over leye]
plain, one stream (the Mokelumne) only inter-
vening, ard that easily bridged, the distance
is forty-five miles. From Stockton to a point
opposite Goat Island, by level way, or easily
lcveled, passing by Martinez, and along the
south side of Carquinez Strait, and thence to
the terminus designated, is seventy miles,
This would make the distance over plain,
without foot's elevation, from Sacramento to
the Contra Costa shore, opposite this city, one
hundred and fifteen miles, or fifteen miles near
er than by steam navigation. The whole face
of the country is admirably adapted for a rail-
road, and at no point will deep cuttings be re-
quired. From Martinez westward, along the
Carquinez Strait, some heavy grading would
have to be effected, by cutting into the side of
the hills, and perhaps blasting; but such OBJ
jects are too trivial to afford serious obec-
ton. Arrived at point opposite Goat Island,
our plan would be to level that Island, and
form plateau from its surface, extending to-
wards the Contra Costa shore. The distance
is about mile and a quarter, and as there is
little or no current inside the Island, except
that caused by the tides, the thing is feasible
The island and the shore might thus be readily
connected The water is quite shoal at low
tide, except for distance of about 100 feet
This could either be filled up, or bridged, and
thus communication established between the
island and the shore"
San Andreas independent., 1858-03-06
LETTER FROM MURPHY'S.
MuRpHY's, March I'd, 1858.

MuRpHY's, March I'd, 1858.
Mr.. EDITOR AS one of your subscrl-
bers, | address you for the first time, to
give you some idea of how we are getting
along in this camp.
AT present there is not much to say
about our diggings, nor our quartz claims,
as none of our quartz companies have, as
yet, succeeded in raising the wind, or to
get up show of mill to work to any
advantage. Our new Flume, however, is
going ahead nicely, and we hope to see
the same, in few months, in the Flat.
regret to inform you that our new
Justice of the Peace, Mr.. James Palache,
has resigned said office, which he so ably
filed, and everybody hopes that the Su-
pervisors may select the right one in his
place.
| also would call serious attention to
the fact that many of our neighbors are
in the habit of selling liquor to the Indi-
ans; almost every day we can see some
half dozen or more in our streets dead
drunk, abusing and insulting passers-by.
| wonder what our Indian agent is about? ?
AS understand him to be here, even in
our very midst, is it not his duty to look
after these Indian liquor dealers, so as to
bring them to justice?
People in and around this camp seem
to feel in fine spirits, and as with each
steamer we are favored with new (and
heartily welcome) supplies of that much
needed "article," women, we shall yet
see the time when each mans homestead
in this lovely place will be graced with
petticoats and other garments peculiar to
the sex, on the wash lines.
But now | come to speak little for
my own self. l had the blues for two
days, when I heard there was to be a
Dress Ball in Vallecito;" got an invita-
tion thereto in consequence of my repu-
tation hereabouts as a "brick, and i'm
mcdiately | decided upon taking, this
time, ana co0apaniero; but in asking a
very accomplished beauty, alady acquain-
tance to give the necessary aid and COM
fort to carry out the good intentions,
was most cordially refused A very nice
friend of mine, Mr. *f** thinking to be
more successful, and also bent upon hay
ing companion for that ball, undaunt-
ed by my i'll success, and rugged up in
the newest and most approved style, with
high standing collar, shirt of snowy white
ness, his new hat Ga stove pipe, the latest
introduction from San Francisco,) and
kids never worn before, presented himself
before the fair one; but, alas, was no
more fortunate than poor me. Now, |
hope to be excused for going unaccom-
panied to balls hereafter: it will not only
save me great deal of trouble, but as the
ladies here generally require deal of
attention, | shall have more leisure on
such occasions to amuse myself.
SUBSCRIBER.