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BUTTE RECORD.!
The Power to Rule.
The following poetical effusion, written by Don
Pedro IT, Monarch of Brazil, is not very bad to em
nate from a man in that position. TNe publish it
in order that it May rea h the eye of our venerable
Chie! Magistrate, James I,Monarch of America:
If t am pious, Element. just,
I’m ''illy vrhat I ought to be,
The sceptre is a weighty trait,
A great responsibility;
And he who rules with faithful hand,
With depth of thought and breadth of range.
The sacred laws should under.-tend.
But must not at his pleasure hange.
The chair of Justice is the throne;
Who takes it bows to higher laws,
The public good, end not bis own,
Demands his care in every cause,
ycglect of duty—al* ays wrong—
Detestable in young or eld—
By him whose ! lace is high and strong,
Is magnified a thousand fold.
When in the east the glorious sun
Spread- <' r the earth the light of day,
Ail kn ,w the enure that he will tun,
Xor wonder at his light or way;
Bi t if, perchance, the light that blazed
I dimmed by shadows lying near,
The startled world looks on arnueed,
Aral ' ach one watches it with fear.
1 likewise, if I always give
To vice and virtue their rewards,
But d" my duty thus to live;
Xo one hi- tL inks to me accords.
Hut, should I tail to act my part,
Or wrongly do, or leave uud"ne,
Sarpri-ad, the people then would start.
With fear, as at the shadowed sun.
KcKibben and Johnston.
The following card appears in the San Fran
cisco JKrahl :
To tiik Public.—Two anonymous publica
lions liave recently appeared in the columns of
the National, respecting a misunderstanding
which has arisen between the Hon. Jos.
McKibbenand Geo. Ten John ton. Esq. It
is obviously improper that an affair o', the kind
should be obtruded on the public attention,
but as the publications in question arc marked
by undue personalities, with an evident politi
cal intent, and as they contain several flagrant
errors which are calculated to prejudice the
reputation of an ai ■ :it party, wo consider it
to be our duty to , tier a brief and temperate
reply.
it is true that Mr.McKilbcn and the under
signed, on the day named in the National, pro
ceeded to the county of Marin, with the view
of holding communication with Mr. Johnston ;
but Mr. Me Ribbon [v, give his own language]
Had no idea of prejudicing Mr. Johnston in
..is present position, only sought in the course
he pursued, to relieve himself of misrepresen
tation. Being compelled to leave the State
c.i the steamer of the 20th inst., he was un
willing that Mr. Johnston's action should re
main altogether unnoticed.'’
But it is not true that the “friends of Mr.
-McKibbcn express! d a r/ut anxiety to obtain
be identical pair of pistols used in the uufor
• rate affair between Messrs. Johnston and
t urgason.”
It is not true that Mr. McKibbcn and his
nds knew that Mr. Johnston was in custo
■,'y when they loft this city.
And it is not true that any person was re
i .cited to convey -a peremptory challcnfe’ to
Mr. Johnston.
Knowing that “the public always remember
■ charge and seldom the reply,” we must
i: vertheless. say that only one letter was ad
cs-cd to Mr. Johnston, and that was simply
. communication of inquiry, couched in the
■ rost unexceptionable language, in it nothing
was said about a challenge,and Mr. Johnston's
t lend was so informed and as-ured.
Surprise is txpres-ud ia the National that
■ long a time liouhl have elapsed before Mr.
, Ribbon Icldcomiimmeati-ia with Mr. John
■ a. In reply, wo do not consider it necessary
ay more than that Mr. Mi-Ribbon's pledged
; .itical engagements, and Mr. Johnston's
i abscenco, render'd snob communication
/..rely impracticable.
V>"m. A. Addisos,
On vs. Kincaid.
San Francisco, Oct. 21st, 1 tmS.
Southern Papers on Douglas.
The Memphis (Teun.) Appeal says of the
■ .test ia Illinois :
It is a contest of vital importance to the
aocratie party, for if that pa;ty should lose
i' msylvania and Illinois, it would in all prob
.dry be unable to elect its candidate in the
■:t Presidential contest. It i- a contest in
■ L
i he New Orleans Bee says :
Witness the reeklc.-s, unjustifiable and nn
.. donablc a.-.-aults ttj on Dottgl.-.s. Suchmoon
, ;ck madiu such desperate attempts at pC
al suicide are almost inconceivable. The
. tocracy ara not sufficiently environed with
. but they must wantonly court irreparable
ruction. Suppose Douglas is defeated,
. becomes of toe Illinois Dem cracy, aye,
of that immense mass of Democrats in hi
,a, I’eunsylvauia, Now Jersey, 4c., who
_k with him ?
'.'he New Orleans True Villa, referring to
1. Douglas’ efforts iu Illinois, says:
lie principles enunciated by him in his al
; daily speeches to the people of that State,
such as to form the political cree'd of the
. ucratic party.
■ bis hostility begins to be regarded as the
ring of a jwtsonal vindictiveness, that is
■g to sacrifice the integrity of the Demo
■ party and its hopes of future success, to
isleat and humiliation of a great Demo
■ : ■ statesman. Among the possibilities re
ig from this most strange anil unnatural
upon the Little Giant is this, that vrbeth
. etorious or vanquished in the present
gle, he must necessarily rise above the ad
circumstances w hich surround him, and
the speculations here and there uttered
s being iu IbGO, either the candidate of
, tcmocratic party of the Union, or of that
h of it which includes the Western
yet a few with;.-, bigoted, or reckless
licious Democratic organs are doing their
r worst—which is fortunately little—to
the Republican Lincoln over Douglas, an
of obloquy both in the North and the
. So much malignity and so much stu
. are rarely exanipled in the annals of
s. But such malignity is rendered harm
■ such stupidity ; that is no little conso-
Portsmouth (Va.) TVoti' ript says:
re very anxious to witness the defeat
;blicanisr;i in Illinois, by honest means,
impossible not to see that its triumph
ireise no small influence on Northern
-cutiment. Between the most promi
thc aspirants for the vacant Senator
true Democrat can hesitate ia choos-
Tect of the overthrow of Douglas will
t range the two branches of "the De
.in Illinois, so that the restoration to
will be almost an impossibility. The
on. it may reasonably be anticipated,,
id to other States, and it is by no
iprobable that the breach may be
eral enough to seriously interfere with
■es of a successful campaign against
auisni iu the next Presidential Con
or Schools. —Superintendent Janes
muai report, states that the expense ol
,ic schools of Sun Francisco, for the
year, has been $lO4 502 43.
Washington T>fxttep.ino ms Farkwbm-
Address.—A lady over eighty years of age,
now residing in Philadelphia, in a letter to a
grandson in Washington City, gives him a de
scription of Washington a- be appeared when
delivering his Farewell Address, which she
heard. She savs, ‘'Gen. if ashington s dress
was a full suit of black. His military hat had
the black cockade. There stood the ‘bather
of the Conntrv.’ acknowledged by nations
the first in war, first in peace, and first in the
hearts of his conatrymen. No marshals with
gold colored scarfs attended him ; there was no
cheering, no noise : the most profound silence
greeted him. as if the great assembly desired
to hear him breathe, and catch his breath in
homage to their hearts. Mr. Adams coveted
his face with both of his hands ; the sleeves of
his coat and his hands were covered with
tears. Every now and then there was a sup
pressed =ob. I cannot describe Washington's
appearance as I felt it. perfectly composed and
self-possessed fill the close of his address; then,
when strong nervous sobs broke loose, when
fears covert d the faces, then the great man was
shale, n. 1 never took my eyes from his face.
Large drop - came from his eyes. He looked
to the yonthfuf children who were parting with
t! :r father, their friend, as if his heart was
with them, and would be to the end.”
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Diseased Humanity.
fMIHE Blood, Heart, Brain, Intestines, Sinews,
0 Nerves, the Fluids and Semi-Fluids, and the
whole Physique.
The gl »*niv hypochondriac, the dyspeptic, the
uerv >;:< debilitated and feeble, the over-doctored
invalid, the billi>::- and liver diseased sufferer, the
gourmand, the debauchee, the intemperate, and all
who super ill health—
SHOULD PAUSE AND THINK ERE SICK
ness v< rfakes them, f*r then worn-out nature sue
to Death, because .-lie has not strength tc
re-Li. Vo/. Dr. Jacob Webbers invigorating Cor
'b.:! causes stnncth—that is its main quality. The
; : r-t operation Tonic, the partaker feels then that
Sedation is caused—his skin is damp, his limbs
supjde and active, he feels a wish for exercise, am
knows he ha- strength to endure it. he is light spir
ited ; hi< >kia becomes clear, his eyes. too. because
hi-liver is made active, the bile neutralized or
ejected, and his blood thinned and purified. It he
ha— rr *• ji -tomach, this acts as an aperient, noi
oiherwi-e. Again, it immediately relieves belching
prevents an a- cumulation ot wind in the stomach
The sioniucli. the great receiver of disease and it>
cure. I will r. >w enumerate a few of those dis
eu-es where I have seen Dr. Webber’s invigorating
Cordial at m --t beautifully. General derange men
• vi/.
Uluru za ci climate, long su. kue.-s, the use of mer
cury. or being other-vi-e over-doctored, from abuse
1 nat , :r»*. and her laws, by drunkenness, gounnan
• i Ur bauclnoy. and other c\ esses, trembling
h.-wr and ague chills, rheumatic. neuralgic and
other pains in the body or limbs, wan* of appetite
!■ • Memory, -nr or billions stomach, tick
ling in the cars, tic doloreux, etc., etc.
i v reader is conscientiously assured that thL
ready ex-. iiuary panacea i- all it is represented
and i> not one <<f the nostrums of the day. Let the
•del i a n*3 :t uml they will be thankful lor having
warranted to be uninjurious to the
; i -i delicate constitution, nr to either sex or age
to contain no mere nyij- other mineral. It is put
up, very highly c uiccntrated, in quart bottles
price $3. two i t $5. Sold by every respectable
Druggist in California.
lieware uf • ouriterieits. Buy only quart bot
ll*and m-o that the names of f. Jones and J.
Wenbor is blown on the glass,and on the top of each
lab 1. N >ne other is genuine.
April 1 ’>, Is*>s. dm T. JONES.
WHO WANTS FOB. ONE DOLLAB
White Tech, & Purs B-eath, Lustrous
Dark Hair, & a white ne Comp exion.
I.AKt ’XT's .1A M .IT! ASt IA P ROOT This aiimi
rable Dentrillee—o plainly the finest ever made
give- a pearly whiteness and polish to the teeth;
if lathers and cleanses the mouth, tongue, and har
dens the gums. Its aromatic qualities purify the
biaath and haves a tine flavor in the mouth, price
redii' cd l" *o cents.
JOS'E s' ('ORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE .—
READ ITS REAL DUALITIES! Jt is* clear oily
preparation, it softens, moistens and invigorates
the roots, and so acts on the bulps of the roots as
to force the hair to grow and cause it to assume a
dark eolor, and In a short time te prow naturally
dark fi\uu the toots, and although it dresses tlie
hair clean and fine, keeping it soft, dark and silky
a ong time, it is not greasy, and does not stain the
clothes, price reduced to 25 Jt 50 cents.
PDiPLKS, FRECKLES, SIXIU RV, TAN,
eruptio s. -alt-rheum, son s, in fact every cutane
ous defect is removed and the skin left smooth,
clear and tine as a child’s, by—at the reduced
price of .0 cents—Jones' Italian Chemical soap,
h<»r shaving f*r washing, ii its real worth were told.
Jones soap is worth more than its weight in gold.
It is emolient, healing and cleansing: it makes a
ri'. h. lasting lather: it cure- ail eruptions, sores or
redness; it makes decolored skin white, solt aud
white.—Price redm-ed to 25 cents.
Fho -c -uperb article are sold at the above price,
at every respectable Drug Store in California—Pro
prietor A wh. de-ale Agent, T. JONES. I*3 Mont
gomery st. san Francisco. d2B-3m.
Sheriff’s Sale.
BY VIRTUE OP \ DECRETAL ORDER
..f sale issued out of the District Court of the Fif
teenth Judicial District, in and f*;r Bntte «’oanty. and
SiiV of Cwlifurrd t. ag.lrst M. D. LAS WELL and in
fax or cfE. H. RAIL, f r the :aa of three hundred ar.il
fourteen dollars, <s3l4 (Hi) wilh int,-rest thereon at the
rate of three per cent, per month front the rendition of
lodgment until paid, and ail costs of suit, taxed iu the
sum of *en d«-li*rs, and all accruing cos’s on said order,
tome directed and delivered, commanding me to sell
the mortgaged premises hereinafter described to *ntisfj
sv.i I demand, I will, on Monday, the 11th day
of October, A. D. D-58, : the hour of J -V;
P. M„ of s«id day, sell ai public sale, to the highest
bidder for ca»h. the prop-rty described in aid order, as
follows, to wi:; Commencing on Montgomery street,
seventy-nine fee: from the northeas; corner «»f lot n amber
sixteen, <l6? in block number nineteen, (19) ns the same
is laid out «.o the map or {dan of the Town of Oroville,
County and .Slate aforesaid, on file in the Ceunty Re*
C' -rder s office of said County, running thence in a south
erly direction one hundred :>e*. thetice easterly at nghl
aatcles twenty teet, thence southerly at right angles thir
-y two thence easterly at right angles twenty -four
le*ct. thence northerly at right angles, eighteen feet,
thence westerly at right .lutes twenty feel, thence
northerly at right angle* to Montgomery etreei one
hundred and fourteen feet. thence aloo-j; said street lo
he p ace of beginning twenty-four feet.
The above sale to take plsce at the Court House door
in the Town ot Ornrille. County aad State aforesaid.
N, O. PLU>f. Sheriff Bmte County
Qrori’ 1 *- September 18th. a. I>. ISSB.
MEDICAL.
Physic til and mental Debility.
In do portion of the Unite! States are so many ex
ample.- of Physical and Men's I decay to be met with as
in California, wh- re dissipation runs riot. The true rea
son, it seems to us, lays in the personal neglect of health
which soon in curcl ruale becomes a confirmed habit
Nothing is so dangerous, and with a view of checking
this great evil, we would call especial attention to the
advertisement of Dr. L J. CzaPKat, in another column
of this paper Unlike the majority of advertising phy
-'ichtiis who are generally empirics—Dr. Czapkay is a
gentleman of rare scientific and medical attainments, hav
ing hell the disti quisled poiiiim of Chief Surgeon in
the Hungarian array, and possesses the necessary req ni
si es foi fhe successful jr.-ecutiou of his profession.
To his care and advice we would especially commend all
--,rt ring from sexual or private disease-. which branch
of medicine h.* has made hi- exclusive practice, feeling
assured that in al) such complaint-, whether arising from
inf ciion, self abuse, or loss of viiiliiy, he can guaran
tee a speedy and permanent cure The many testimonials
he has received, p r'icuiariy of the astonishing cares he
has ttf -clcd in r• storing systems almost entirely wrecked,
from the p riiiful effects o i Physical and Mental debility,
speaks volumes of his skill, an! we cheerfully recom
mend him to the public as a skillful physician, in whom
every confl len.e can be placed. oc9-tf
D 8 X- J CZAPKAY S
PRIVATE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
INSTITUTE. Sacramento street, below Montgom
ery, opposite Pacific .Mail Srearaship Company’s office.
Sat. Fnn -isco. Established in 1834, for the permanent
cure of all private and chronic tit-ease , and the sup
or* rsion of quackery. Attending and re-ident physician
L. J. CZ U'K AY. M. D.. late in t!ie Hungarian Revo
lutionary War, Chief Physician to the 20ih Regiment of
llonvedu. Chief surgeon t »the Military Hospital of Pes.h,
Hungary, and the late Lecturer eu the Diseases of Wo
men cud Children Communications strictly confiden
tial. Pern!men cure guaranteed, or no pay. Consulta
tion, by letter or otherwise. free
Address. DR L. J. CZAPKAY, San Francisco, Cal
DR. L. J CZAPKAY returns his sincere thanks to
hi- numerous patients for their patronage, and would
ink*- this opportunity to remind them that lie continues
to consult at hi- ' nsi.l r.e for the cure of ull forms of t>r»-
rale disease*—such as syphilis, gonorrhoea, nocturnal
emif scions, and uli the consequences ul self-abusd In
the rrvt stag srf s', pliilr.ic or gonorrh®:»l disea-es, he
guarantees in *1 few days, without inconvenience to the
palit nt or hindrance to his business When a patient,
by neglect or improper treatment, nas developed the
secondary symptoms of syphilis, such us buboes or pain
ful swelling- on lh«* groins, or ulcers in the throat and
nose, which, if not checked, destroy the soft part- and
cause the b nes to mortify, separate und come away,
leaving thesnflh-rerhideous to behold: or when blotches
and plm, les breakout on the skin,or when he has pain
ful swellings upon the b nes, or when his constitution is
injured s> us to pre-disp‘-se to consumption or other cmi
stnu ional disease, the doctor gu*. ran tecs t cure orusks
no compenea’h n.
In rheumatism, chfonic or accate; in dysentery or di
arrhoea, he Ims safe and effectual r< inedies ; for the treat
n ent of let* consequences of selfsabuse, such as noc
turnal emissions nervousness, Imldity, headache, pains
iu the back a 1 Jiiuhs, with general wakin «.°, loss of up
petite, less of memory, ii jury to the sight. restK -snes*,
coniusion of Ideas,dislike tor society, and a fee ing of
wearine s of life, with the nervous sy»;era so excitable
that slight noise- .shock or startle the patient, making
Ids existence mi.-eruble. Ft r the above maladies the
doctor will guaran'ee a cure or a.-k no compensation. Do
can be consulted lice of cha;ge, and invites all to fail,
ns it w ill cost them nothing, and may be much to their
a :vantage. Office hours from 9 a. m. tu 'J r m.
Remark..blc Instance of 3l«cHoal Relief.
Relow we publish the certificate a of two of the puff r
er- from the tangs of disease who, having recovered
their former health, and Impelled by gratitude, make
known the! cases and feme linl ugen r , and their state
ments are authenticated by a Notary Public The tie
mauds of society imperiously counted their publicity,
and we comin nd their peru-ul to the attention of all
ufflicted :
Thaufulness i- the Incentive to Gratitude. Certificate.
The undersigned, desirous of acquainting those who
may be unfortunate enough t«»*be similarly rltlicted,
where a permanent relief of their sufferings u.ay be ob
tained feels it hi- du y to thus publicly exprt ss his rno-t
Sincere gratitude to Dr. !, J. Czapkay (or the permanent
recovery of his heal.h. Horne down by th. distressing
symptoms im identic the vicious practice of uncontrolla
ble (ttisii u iu jouth ; depressed iu body und mind, un
able perform even the most trifling duty imposed upon
tho daily av. cations of life. I sought ih * advice of many
physicians, who st first regarded ojr disease as of trifling
impjrtauc ■; but,ala-! after a few weeks and iu sever
al instances months < f their treatment. I found, to my
unutterable horror, that ins’cad of relief, my symptoms
iM-ei.me more alarming in their torture ; and, being told
by one that my disease being principally confined t<» the
I rain. m**dtciues would be of litt’e consequence, I de*s
paired of evei regaining my health, lirenglh and energy;
and, as a lasi resort, and with hut a faint hope, called
upon Dr Czapkay. wtoaftei examining my case, pre
scribed some medicine which almost instantly relieved
ran of the dull pain and dizziness in my head. Encour
aged by this result, I resolved t> place myself immedi
ately und r his cure, and by a strict ob. d euce to all ids
dlrrc'.i i. and advice*, my head became c ■ ir, my ideas
collected, the csn-tat.i pain my back an! groins, the
weakh .-a of my limbs, the t e.vuus reaction ol my wm>ie
body on the sli-btest adim or exeitsment; the misan
thropy and dull for boding*; the s»*lf-di-t-u land want of
confidence in others; the i capability tos'u ly and want
of resolution ; the frightful, exciting, and at all tonus
pl. ii-urahle dreams sit night, followed by involuntary
discharges,have ull disappeared, and. in fact, in iwo
months, alter having c« n-ulle 1 flie doctor, I f-lt as if in
spired by a i.i'ff life—that Die which, but a short lime
ago, I contemplated too d with my own hand With a
view lu guard the nnfortuna't from fall ii g into the snares
of Inc in pe ten I quacks, I deem it mj duty to offer this
testimony loth - merits and skill of Dr, Czapkay and
r.v oinr.iend him to all who may stand in need of medical
advice l eing Ha tred by my own experience, that once
under his c re, a radical und permanent cure will be ef
fected. li. P. Fillmor K
.-Rite ol California, County of Sin Francisco. Sub
scribed ami sworn to. before me, !his ITth day of April,
a i>. 1856.
(signed) Jour Middleton, Notary Public, [l. s ]
Card.—Prompted by an honest desire of my heart,
I wish to lay before the public a case which deserves a
c.’inm lelatio'*, not only as an ac. of scientific skill, but
lb.;l of humanity also. About two ye;.re ago. I sudd nly.
and from c uises unknown t > me. was selz d with « fit of
epilepsy, which, owing to my inability to meet the ex
pens ■- consequent upon a thorough medical trenlment,
and the disconr gemetu whi h I met with on attempting
it s on becan e hi. h (as I was then led to believe,> as
to defy (be sk.ll of any physician I was frequently,
while in the pursuit of my calling, thrown down t • the
ground without the Plight-si warning : and although in
sensible to the rgonfes, I yet • espised the miser.es of
inf life, and soon learned to look upon those who would
render assistance or shelter me from d inger, as < nemies
wh.> sought to prolong the existence of my nvserie-.
While in sb;s state, at d h: v;ng, previous to my afflict
ion, lasted the sweets of life, I once more was induced
to attempt seeking aid nt a |eysi inn, and by recom
met da tic it, calk* 3 epon Dr L. J. Czapkay. I told him
of my circum-tancHs. an! of my in«M ity to reward him
for his service*—regardless of which, however, he at
oi ce undertook my ease, end with the blessing of God,
I was once raoio ns’ortd to perfect heailh. Unable to
re wan I him for the boon which I tinjoy fit present, and
yet donscioiis of rny m ebtedneas, 1 consider it due to
m sell and all afflc’.ed, to make the case pu lie. in order
that those in need ol medical advice in ;> find a physi
cian in whom every cougdence con be placed.
Meyer Yablonsky
State of California, County of Fan Franc sco, as:—
Sworn and subser b d to, before me this Ist day ot Au
gust, a d. 1*56. Gilbert A. Grant, Notary Public.
Spc; mater- hoea,
Or l-wal woa\ nes j , nervous debility, low .-plritn. lassi
tude, weakness of the limb-and back, indisposition and
iucaprbillty f->r labor and stu ly, dullness of aj.prehension
..f memory, aversion to society, love of soli ude,
timidity, self-dlsirnst. d zziness, headache, involuntary
di-c urges, pain- in the sihe, affec-ions of the eyes,
pimples on the face sexual and wther infirmatics in man
yre cured by the Justly celebrated physician und surgeon,
f- J. Czapkay. tiis met bed ot curing diseases U new
lUnknown to others) and hence the great success. All
consultations, ly tetter or otherwise, free. Address. L.
J. CZAPKAY, .M. 1)., Fan Francisco.
Certificate :— T, the undersigned. Governor of Hungary.
d'» testify hereby that Dr. 1.. J. Czapkay h i- >erv**q du
ring the contest of Hu gariuu liberty, as Chief Furgeon
in the Hungarian array, with faithful perse.erance
a hereof | have given him this certificate, and do recom
** il him t«* this sympathy, attention an i proterti >n «>f
idi those who are capable of appreciating patriotic self
sacrifice and uiule-.rved misfortune.
K>>-sl'th La jos. Governor of Hungary.
Washington Cil*, Jan Cth. 1852.
The Greatest Dl*>covery of the Age!
Greatest Bl's.-ing t<> .Mankind!—lnnocent but Potent!
—Dr, L. J. « zapkay’s Prophjrlact.cum, (self-d sinfecting
a!ient,> a sure preventive against <io»or»-b«al and >\ph
ih’.icul di-eases, and no unsutpaseed remedy for all vene
real, scrofulous, gangren ms, and cancerous diseases,
fmtid cischarges from the vagini, uterut and u*ethra
a d all cutaneous eruptions ami diseases. As inuociila
lion i- asuie preventive again- 1 small p*»x, so is Dr. L. J.
* xapkay s Hrophylociicum a preventive sgainst syphi
litic and gonorrhoea) diseases. Harmless in itself, it pos
s -sse- tlie power ot cbemiculy destroying the syphilitic
virus, and (hereby savi.,t» tbo isands of debauchnes from
being infected by the m-»«t loathsome of all dtsea-es l.et
no young man who app.eciat. « heal h be without Dr.
Czapkay s lt Is in very convenient
packager, andtwill be found con\euienl f- r use. being
used a- a soap. Price, five dollars. F.-r sale at. Ur. E J.
Czipkay - hrivale Medical and Funrical Institute. Sacra
menu* street, b**ojr Montgomery, opposite Pacific Mail
Company’s office, San Francisco”. All letters must bo
addressed to L. J. Czapkay. M D. Fan Francisco.
To the Ladies of California.
L. J. CZAPKAV, M. D , Physician. Surgeon and Ac
coucheur, invites the attention of the sick and afflicted
females laboring under any of the various forms of di
eases of the I ran, Icrgs. heart, stomach, liver, womb,
blood, kidneys and uil diseases peculiar to their sex.—
Ine Doctor is effecting more cures :han any other phy
sician in California. Let no false delicacy rre vent you,
but apply immediately, and suve yourselves from painful
sufferings and prtraaiare death. AH married ladies,
whose deheste health or other circumstances prevent an
racrease in ibeir families, shouid cail at Dr. L. J, C z;tp
s y s Re iical In-: it me, Farraneut.. -treet, below Mont'
- unery, <<pfv»-it Pacific Mail Flearoship Company's
office. Jpan DtoeiKo. and they will receive eve j p r-i
biU help. All cwoaaitattoßS, by letter or other
wise, free Address L. j. , ZAPKAY,
Medical Institute, Sacramento street, below .M- n gom
ery. opposite Pacific Mad tf-.eamship Company's office.
Fan FVaocisco.
NEW BAKERY.
llantoon Si..adjoining Theatre Block.
WHF.ftK I KEEP CONSTANTLY OX hand Ri
▼ ▼ Pies and Cakes, also Butter Crackers. Will
supply Sal HHis and Families with Lemon. Ginger
Bei*r, on reasonable terms.
A share of lae public patronage is solicited.
... .. G. LAMP, ProprieD
Oroville. * v
MEDICAL.
DR- J- C TOUNG
IATE PROFESSOR AT TOE PENNSYLVANIA
-irnir-r-hy. can be found at Ibe old stand, corner of
Montgomery and California streets, San Francisco. where
lecan oeconsulted private!) and v* ith the utmost con
idence bv the afflicted at all hours daily* from c A. -i.«
until P.M. (Cures always guaranteed or no pay re
out red.
Voand man, hare rou contracted that terrible disease
which, when once seated in the system..will surely go
‘rom ono veneration to another, undermining the con
stitution and sapping the very vital fluids of life? I>o
not trust yourself in the hands of those mushroom quacks
dial start up every day in a city like this, and fill the pa
pers with abominable falsehoods.too well calculated to
lec ive ihe young and those who are not-posted up” in
the tricks of foreign and domestic I posterg.
You cannot be too careful tn the selection of a physi
cian, or a remedy,i n these cases. Von should apply to
a man who has had ample experience, and who potsese
es true skill in the ueaiment thereof. Such a Physi
cian is Dr. 4. 0. VOL*NCI, who has treatad and cured
more cases of such diseases than any oxc man living to
day, in this or any other country His offices were the
first that were opened in this city for the exclusivetreaU
meat of private diseases. His diOerent publications have
been re-pahlished in almost every country in Europe,
and are now acknowledged aaslandard works.by ourown
medical col leges and the profession throughout the coun
try.
Hr YOUNG, by recent improvements in the healing
art, is enabled to effec. cures in a few days, wpliout mer
cury ->r a change of diet, under a challenge of $5OO.
Married persons, or those contemplating marriage
being aware of physical weakness, should consult DR.
YOUNG.
Young men—especially who have become the victims
of solitary vice, that dreadful, fascinating and destruc
tive habit which fills thousands of sick rooms with para
lyticand consumptives-and hundreds of untimely graves
with its misguided victims, should consult, without a mo
men Us delay, one who will sympathise with their suffer
ings, and cure them for a moderate compensation. In
deed, he who places himself under the care of DR.J.C.
YOUNG, may religiously confided in his honor as a
gentleman, and confidently rely upon his skill as a Phy
sician, acknowledged by ail the wealthiest and most res
pectahle portion of our old inhabitant.
OFFICE—Corner of Montgomery and California .sts.
IMPORTANT TO MINERS. TRAVELERS, ETC.
fllliEßE is no malady of deeper importance. In a
■ medical or moral light of view, to which the hu
man family is more liable Iban tbnt arising from im
pure connections.
08 medical man it is the duty of every physician to
look at disease as it effects health and life, and his sole
object should be to mitigate, as Taras lies in hie power,
the bodily suffering. Human nature at best is but frail,
all are liable to misfortune.
Of all theills that affect man none are more terrible
than those of a private nature. Dreadful as it is in the
person who contracts it. frightful as are its ravages upon
bisconstitulion,ending frequently in destrucGon and a
loathsome grave.it becomes of still greater importance
when It is transmitted to inncccnt offspring. Such
being the erse bow necessary it becomes that every
one Having the least reason to fear that they have con
tracted the disease, should attend to It at once by con
sulting some physician, w hose respectability and educa
tion enables him to warrant a safe, speedy, and perma
nent cure. In accordance with this necessity. DR.
YOUNG feels cal led upon to state that, by long study
and extensive practice, he has become perfect master of
all those diseases which come under thedenommntion
of venereal, and having paid more attention to that one
branch than any other physician in the United Slates, he
feels himself better qualified to treat tb«-m.
Syphilis in all its forms, such as ulcers, swelling in the
groans, ulcer in the throat,secondary syphilis, cutaneous
eruptions,ulcerations, lerlunry syphilis,syphilis in chil
dren. mercurial syphilitic affections, gonorrhea, gleet,
strictures,false passages, infiuinationof the bladder and
prostrate glands, excoriations.tumors, pustules, etc., me
as familiar to him us the rrcsl common things ol daily
observation
The Doctor effects a cure in recent cases in a few
days, and finds no difficulty in curing those of lone du
ration. withontsuhinitting the patient to such treatment
as will draw upon b m the slightest suspicion, or oblige
him to neglect bis business, whether within doors or with
out. The diet need not be changed, except in cases of
s vere inflamation. There are In California patients
(amounting to over two thousand in the past year) that
could furnish proof of this; but these are matters that
require the nicest secresy, which he always preserves.
All letters enclosing $lO, will be promptly attended to.
Office hours from 0 A,M. to 8 I*. M. Address I
YOUNG, M. D, Express Buildings, corner of Mont
gomery and California streets, over 'Veils Fargo & Co.’s
Express Department.
S NEWARK OK IMPOSITION.—fn consequence of
P the wide-proud celebrity of DR. YOUNG, numer
ous imposters have sprung into existence, pretending to
be period masters of the healing art. and have succeed-,
ed in imposing upon a few of the unwary sufferers. —
Persons wishing to consult a physician, should be very
careful how they put confidence in I lie published state
ments of such charlatans, for they are as unscrupulous
in such statement* a« in their practice of medicine, ami
a very unsafe to trust. They will first deceive you by
false certificate* procured from *• drunken loafers.” who
perjure themselves to get money to satisfy the cravings
of u diseased appetite. When such Quack gains your
condenee, he will then dose you with rn rcury and other
poisn -us drugs, and after they have robbe 1 you of your
money and injured your constitution, lb* y will cast
you off with the charge that you have not followed their
dree'ions.
The only wav to avoid such imposters, is to consult
Dr. J. C. Young, the Pioneer Advertisiag Physician of
Ualifornia. At a meeting of the Medical Faculty of this
Stale, called to Investigate the source of malpractice that
has caused so much suffering in this country, it was
unanimously recommended that all the afflicted should
consult Dr. Voting, as he was the only regular physician
new advertising in California, all others in his line be
ing quacks and imposters, and are net to be trusted
The afflicted will please Uke notice that there whs not
a Ptwpician at the meeting who h;.d ever heard of a sin
.'le case of malpractice from Hr. Voting, white not one
of them but had seen a number of cases from the for*
ei'dn quack?, who so vauLlingly set forth their pre
tended virtues in the puolic prim?.
The above facts should be borne in mind by all
seeking medical assistance
Thank heaven, thev are getting thoroughly exposed,
and it will m>t he long before they will have to 6y the
country, to avoid the just indignation of on outraged
public Then will all good people tbank Dr. Voting f. r
liis continued efforts to banish quackery from our midst.
DR. YOUNG can be consulted from H A M.to 8 P.M..
at his office, cornrrof California and Montgomery streets,
over the Pacific Express office. San Francisco. Ail letters
end- sing the usual Ice of SlO, will meet with prompt at
tention.
'1 Ml ERE ARETIIOUSANDS in thisStnte suffering for
1 want of scientific medical treatment, and yet fear
to apply to a Physician, because they have been decei
ved, or their friends have been, by some of the charla
tans who infest the community, and w ho publish them
selves as good physicians, p rofessors, elc. To all such
we unhesitatingly recommend Dr. J C Young, ns a Phy
sician in w hom all can place confidence, lie is a man
of eminent and profound study, a good surgeon, an hon
ora hie gentleman, who can sympathise with persons in
affliction. liis landing us a Physician and gentleman
are both guaranteed—the first by bis medical works,
which are an honor to their author, and the extensive
and highly successful course of practice with which he
has been honored since his advent in California, and the
latter by his numerous patrons ana large.circle ot ac
quaintance*,
REMEMBER—That Dr, J. C. Young’s office for the
[realmi ni of Private i* ;it the corner of Mont
gomery and California ?fs„ San Francisco.
BE - EMBF.R—That Dr. Young wants no patients hut
iho*e fully capable of appreciating and distinguishing the
■•ervices of a regular, thorough bred phvsio an, from
,he paltry unlearned and trifling quack.
REMEviRER -That Dr Young N ■only regular bred
physician advertising to cure disease - >f imprudence.
REMEMBER —That Dr Young’s remedies and treat
ment are entirely unknown to all others, prepared from
i life spent in the great Hospitals of Euaiul. and the first
n this country, from pure chemicals 1 imported.
Dr. GuysotCs Kvtract of Yellow
Doc k ai*il Sarsaparilla in fjUflr f bottles the Great
hirificrof the Blood—Not a particle of Mercury in
t—Let the afflicted read and' ponder. An Infalli
•!e remedy for Scrofula. King’s Evil, Rheumatism,
dbstinate Cutaneous Emiptions. Pimples or Pustu
■ Gff on the Face. Roils, Blotches, Chronic Sore Eyes,
Ringworm or Tetter, Enlargement and Pain in
' lie Rones or Joints, Stubborn Ulcers, Syphilitic
disorders Lumbago, Spinal Complaints! and all
diseases arising from an iniudictons use of Mercury,
mprudence in Life, or Impurity of the Blood. This
great alterative medicine and Purifier of the blood
s now used by thousands of grateful patients from
ill parts of the United States, who testify daily to
he remarkable cures performed by the greatest of
ill medicines, GUYSOTT S EXTRACT OF YEL
OW DOCK AND SARSAPARILLA. Neuralgia,
ihenmatism. Scrofula. Eruptions on the Skin, Liv
Diseases, Fevers, Ulcers,Sores, Affections of the
Kidneys, Diseases of the Throat, Female Com
plaints, Pains and Aching in the Bones, aud Joints
are speedily put to flight by using this great ant
ne? tunable remedy. For all diseases of the Blood
lOthing has yet been found to compare with it. It
leanse< the system of all impurities, acts gently
and efficiently on the Liver and Kidneys, ant
strenthens the Digestion, gives tone to the Stomache
makes the skin clear and healthy, and restores the
Constitution enfeebled by disease, or broken down
by the excesses of youth, to its pristine vigor anc
-trength. Forthe Ladies, it is incomparably better
than ail the cosmetics ever used. A f*w doses oi
DR.GUYSOTrs YELLOW DOCK AND SARSA
PARILLA will remove all sallowness of complexion
bring the roses mantling the cheek, give elasticity
to the step, and improve the general health in a re
markable degree, beyond all the medicine ever
heard of. The large number of Certificates we have
received from all portions of the United States, is
the best evidence that there is no humbug about it
The press, hotel keepers, magistrates, physicians,
and public men well known in the community, all
add their testimony,to the wonderful effects of this
great blood purifier. %ir Be careful to buy none
but that which is put up in QUART BOTTLES.
Colton A McDermott. Agents for Oroville.
Park A White Genera! Agents and importers for
all valuable Patent Medicines, 132 Washington st.,
San Francisco. auio-Jmia.
Notice to Lien Holders,
ATE of CALILFORMA —County of But e._Di«-
tnct Court. 15th Judicial James E. Caine
et al. vs. D. C. Downer el al. Whereas the above named
plaintiffs having cummer-'"d an action in taW Court
against the said defendants tor the foreclosure of a cer
t-run mechanic’s lien held and claimed by said plaintiffs,
upon that certain building, lying and being situated in
the town of Uiovilie. In said count) and State, and known
as the Theater building located on the corner of Hunt on
and Bird Btieets io said town and occupying a part of
k>t* numbered (I) one and (*2> two in block (3) th*-ee as
laid down on the map ot the town of Oroville on file in
Recorder's offiae ot Butte county. Notice is hereby given
x> all persons bolding or Liming liens upon said hereio
>efere described property, to present iheis sail liens
before the said Court on the first Monda> of November
A. D 1858, then and there to make proof of the same *
82-sot D. W. CHESSMAN, Ally for plaintiff.
OFFICIAL.
33 Y AUTHORITY,
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[So. 2.]
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List of Letters
EMAINING IN’ THE POST OFFICE AT
Orovilie,October Ist, 1858.
Andrews A F
Andrews A B 3
Anderson Wm
Arnold D A
Armstrong W
Ayres A S
Abbott John
Adams J 0 2
Aikin Wm N
Alexander 0
B
Bail II J 2 Bennett A Brown J B
Ballon irer E Boon M A Brown John
Baker Alfred Bowers Wm 2 Brown Harrison
Bales Simon Boyd S A 3 Brown D L
Bates Martin 2 Brock way W F 2 Brown S F
Bath A L Brinkley James Buckner J C H
Bennett X F Brady A B Burgess II B
Beckett Michael Brooks Miss V A Burge Joseph
Berthline Joe Brabant Nelson Burroughs
Bernard John 2 Bredsford K Buddman II
Billows E P Brown E P 2 Barnes O E
Boyington G F Brown Ezekiel
Carknerd W 2 Carcnan W
Co mow Wm Chambers Th
Carvelho Alex 3 Chester J D
Carlile Daniel
Cambell E B
Callison TO 3
Can tin J 11
Carmichael S
Caulkins S
Childers W II
Clancey A
Collins Charles
Cable Charles 2
Coriely C
Cook D M
Colton Sidney
Clarkson S II B Coffee Ira
Clevenger T P Caffer David
Crosby G W
Craig R M 3
Cuuiiiugbams W
Drum A J M
Clark Alfred
Cockrill C
Cameron DoualdCockran J II
L)
Davis W J Delapp S J
Davis W Devenport M B Driver John
Davis Mrs Ange- Dory J A Dutton Geo W
lina Dickey Derius Duffy John
Darling Thos. Dodson John Dukes WH 2
Dick John Driscoll Cornel's Dooy-er Jen
Doyle Edward
E F
Fisher Chas 2
Fish S .
Eagar Chits
Eade T T
Eckert Mrs L A Field S W
Eckert Hiram Field M H
Idwards (I S
Edwards John
Ei.-enhart I)
Englist Wm
Fielding J W
Fin lid Wm
Forbes B J
Fleming John
Estabrooks Ed 2 Fass Thos.
Fisher Wm N Fay Edwards
<; H
Haley Dennis
Ilaviland Win
Halley John
Hall Sohn
Gafferny Thos
Gartland Pat
Garraty W II
Gallagher Ed
Gallagher Anth’yHall H R
Glue kin J
Godfiey Benj-
Gor.-e Madam
Goodheart Geo
Gaham B T
Grimes Chas
Grow John
Griffin J J
Hast in J J
Hast in J P
Haynes
Halsted Wash
Forman Tlenrick
Fogg J B
Foster A J
Foley Miuhael
Foley Lawrence
Fuller Jasen
Fuller E
Furnald D A 2
Freeman Wm
French Chas
Hightower A S
Hicks Walter
Hilton J W
1 lorusman Henrj
Hopkins Thos
Holmes John I
Howes Matliew
Houser Cal P
Houser A G
Hancock J II
Hathaway C P
Hay David
Harris T II 2
Hanscum Chas SHoaley Patrick
Hern Thoe Hoover James
Ilenegan MrsE a Hurley Denis
Herning Danl Hudson II J
Healey John llua-kiu Abram
Hetterman Pat Hunter James
Hennings Aug Huber Miss L
Hightower J D Hull J A
1 J li
Irwin J B Jones Hiram
Ingels Miles Justus Morgan
Irammger Sami oXlavana Denis
Ishmael Win Kallcnburg TucoKurraan rat
Johnson Wm B 2Keho Henry Kavary Chas
Johnson E N Hern John Kunttle Anton
Jones Thos Kelly Mrs. Mary
ij ?i
Lamaste M F 5 L'-veMr.
Larns Oliver Long S
Lamereaux A S Lowery George
Land C’ as Lynch Wm
Langley T D Lund John S
Lain A W Lyons T B
Lake G M 2 McCoy Wm
Leonaad A S 2 MeCrady Caleb
Leech F McCafierty Pat McNeil Mrs. lira
Love John McDonald Chas Me Tosh Daniel
Martin Wm JohnMontgomerv J NMyrick I) B
Kelly Janies
Kelly John
Kite Wm.
McDaniel Benj
McGrath Henry
McGee Thos
McKee Jrmes 4.
McKenna John
Me Lane John 2
Me Marti n 1)
McMillen Nelson
Martin Wm
Martin I J
Master J H
Markey U W
Magown Chas
Maderson John
Merritie d Alex
Meders M
Morrissv Ed ward Myers Ignat us
Morris Jacob S Mvcrs Win F
Miller II B
M me G H
More J C oe L
Moore Peter Wn
Milliard C G
Milbourue Jos
Pitts A M
Phels L P
Pickett G W
Pandon George
Pieur Louis
Puik James
Pitts George
Morse FN
Morse Calven
Murphy James
Murphy J P
Murray John
Murray T B
K « V
Xawmann Fred Page Daniel
Xeal S Parsons J G
Niles 0 G Patchin Henry
N'icholls Dan 2 Perkins Edwin
Xicholls East II Pearh X
O'Brien Wm Perry Oliver H
O'Conner P Powell J
O’Leary Daniel
It s
Banda 1 Jonas Boche Edmund Smith P 2
Randall Aimer Bodrigur J S Smith Sinus 2
Hogshead L Rollins Miss C Smith Bann
Kaynett AlexanrHuthcrford J D Smith F O
Reilly Eugene Sample John 2 Smith Bernard
Reilly John O Sanford A P Smith JF B
Kemick John Salisburg James Smith Mrs Sarah
Bearden Dennis Schart Carl Smith Wm B
Redpath J G Sewell E Smyth It I)
RcberJohiA Seaton Wm 2 Sparks A T
Rege Mary Sherman A D 2 Sprout Atwool
Richards S C Shoors W II Sprague E
Richards Robert Shaw Mrs S 2 Spain Thos
Richards J P ‘B* Shinby E F Spear R
Rice H L Sheldon G Stewart J A 2
Silver W 1 Strong Mr
Small A A Strong K
Smail George Stamp Wm
Snow Jr A Strode Edward
Squire Hagers Stan hens Thoms
Sullivan John 2 St Jcmmer J B
Swan 1 N
T V W
WallenDr Wm WhitterP
Washburn Sihla Williams Thoma
Thompson John Wagner John Wilson John 2
Thompson J W Ward Parson Wilson Wm 2
Thompson II Webb Mini row 2WinfildJ E
Thompson P Welch John Wiescarries Fred
Thompson Mrs A Wesley Jr John Wilkins George
Tongate F D Welker Wm J Whsecker F
Tawsou Chas Welley Miss S M Will ai d Chas
Thompson Geo Weyman Henry Warnt H
Truax A M Wheeler John Woods J M
Turner A C Wheeler M Van Camp Z
Tucker S Woodward W RWack J A 3
Vanderiu.S'J if Wright W P Wallace ,1 0 2
Van I! R H Young Wm A Yager F
Vivion 51 2
FOREIGN LETTERS
Milinovidi C 4 Bonnett AfflahlcAngelbeak GS
Elyregovieh Eli Schmitt Jean Bowman J S
Marrich ChristoTßossura C Lieckcl Conrad
Tapia Josejo Schal Thiland Lallelamed F
Camparehaa V llofgren Chas Eggahrtt 0
Perarich slieheießorget Steorge
D. C. DOWNER, P. M.
Eingsby G P
Rojers Joseph
Rogers Joha T
Roberts W
Stilley J
Strieker Frep
Stephens W
Tiedamann M
Tompkins C H
Golden Gate Restaurant!
Corner Montgomery ami Huntoun streets Oroville.
THIS ESTABLISHMENT, having been r
built since the tire, and fitted up in the mos
manner, is again open to all its ol<
• patrons and a* many new ones hs may see fi
to call. The proprietor, having had his efforts July ap
preciated while keeping the old establishment, flatters
himself that this fact alone will induce a continuance o
patronage by the public.
BOARD PER U ELK, $8 00
SINGLE MEALS. 50
<Thicken, Oyster and Clara Soups always on hand, and
served up at short notice. Meals at ail hours.
THE B All—l do not say th lmy Liquors cost me
sx. eight or lea dollars per gallon, ut will Kay-—just
give them a trial. SAHE?
Open Day and Night.
Thankful for past favors, I respectfully eoliciU a con
tinuance of the same.
Bugd JOHN Dll AG HI, Proprietor.
Summons.
fcTATE OF CALIFORNIA*—I\ THE DI .
trict Court of the Fifteenth Judicial District: coun
ty of Butt**.—AN N SAUNDERS. Plaintiff vs. CHARLES
W. SAUNDERS. Defendant; Action brought in the Dis
trict Court of the Fifteenth Judicial District, and the
complaint filed in the county of Butte, in the office of
the clerk of -aid District Court The people of the
State of California, send greeting to CHARLES W.
SAC NDEBS: You are hereby required to appear iu an
action brought against you by the above named plain
tiff in the District Court of the Fifteenth Judicial Dis
trict, in and for the county of Butte, and to answer
the complaint filed therein, (a copy of which accompa
nies this summons.! within ten day.-, (exclu.-ive of the
day of service] after the service on you of this mam
mons, if served within this county; if served out of this
county, but within this Judicial Di-trict, within twenty
days or if served oat of said District, then within forty
days—or judgment by default will be taken against
you. Ti.e Said action is brought to obtain a decree ot
divorce from the bonds of matrimony now existing be
tween you ami said plaintiff, and if you fail to appear
and answer the said complaint as above required the
plaintiff will apply to said court for the relief ia her
complaint demanded, and for judgment for costs of suit.
Given under my hand and seal of the District court
—■ — of the Fifteenth Judicial eighth
J 1 day ot October ia the year of our Lord one
J > thousand eight hundred and fifty eight. By
* ) order of District Judge.
~ , Ea M. il. DARRACK; Clerk,
oct 9 58.
OFFICIAL.
REPORT
Of the Treasurer of Butte Countv from the first Jay
of July to the thirtieth of September, 1858 in
clusive,
1858 STATE FUND. Dr.
July 1 To balance on hand as per la-t
report. . $12107 28
Sept 30 To amount received from State
tax 1858 1728 18
“ To amount received from 1’ 011
tax 1858 2222 88
« To amount received from Foreign
Miner's Licenses .....4801 00
“To amount received from Auction Sales 11 70
“ To amount received from military tax 58.138 83
“ To amount received from collector
on licenses due from last quarter 39 79
“ To amount received from licenses 232 50
1858 CONTRA.
Sept. 30 By amount paid collector's com
mission on State taxe5....201 19
“ By amount paid collector's
commissions on Foreign
miner's licenses 1101 92
“ By amount paid Recorder's
commissions on Foreign
miner's licenses 11l 12
“ By amount paid Assessor's
per diem 885 75
“ By amount paid Auditor's
commissions on poll tax.. 36 85
“ By amount paid Assessor's
L commissions on poll tax.. 135 00
“ By amount paid State Trea
surer 13673 28
“ Bv amount paid Treasurer's
" commissions 152 78
“ Mileage 30 00
“ By balance in treasury, 1921 33
$21588 22
Cr.
1853
$21588 11
GENERAL COUNTY FUND, Dr.
July I To balance on hand as per last
report $l3OO 80
Sept 30 Amount received fiom county
taxes 1658 1110 15
“ To amount received from poll tax
1858 U« 92
“ To amount received from Foreign mi
ner's licenses 180100
“ To amount received from Fines jus
tice's courts
“ To amount received from Ferry llcen
-255 25
To amount received from licenses...
168 00
3385 50
$12835 02
1858 CONTRA, Cr.
Sept 30 By amount warrants re
deemed ; 8954 30
“ By amount paid collector’s
commissions on county
r taxes 167 65
“ By amount paid collector’s
commissions on Foreign
miner’s licenses 1104 92
By amount paid Recorder’s
commissions on Foreign
miner’s licen-t 144 12
“By amount paid Hector’s
commissions - . licenses 72 92
“ By amount paid Auditor’s
commissions on poll tax 24 57
“ By amount paid As-essor's
comniiss’ons on poll tax 90 00
“ To Treasurer's commissions 316 75
“ To Balance in Treasury 1960 30
512835 62
1858 SCHOOL FUND, Dr.
July 1 To balance on hand as per last re
port $1043 70
Sept. 30 To amount received on com.ty
taxes of 1858 288 04
“ To amount received on poll taxes of
1858 500 00
$lB3l 74
ISSB CONTRA, Cr.
Sept. 30 By amount warrants
redeemed 767 00
By amount paid collector’s
' commissions on county
taxes 33 54
“ By amount paid Assessor’s
commissions on p*»11 tax 125 00
“ By amount paid Auditor’s
commissions on poll tax 7 50
“ By amount paid Treasurer’s
commissions 27 99
“ To balance in Treasury 870 71
slB3l 74
1858 ROAD FUND, Dr.
July 1 To balance on hand as per last re
port 321 74
Sept 30 To amount received on county
taxes of 1858 144 03
$465 77
1858 CONTRA, Cr.
Sept. 30 By amount paid collec
tor’s commissions on co.
taxes of 1858 16 75
“ By Treasurer’s coraisions 50
“ By balance in Treasury 448 52
5465 77
1858 INDIGENT SICK FUND, Dr.
July 1 To balance on hand as per last
report $506 71
Sept. 30 To amount received on county
taxes of 1858 1008 09
$1514 80
1858 CONTRA, Cr.
Sept. 30 By amount warrants
redeemed 1278 46
“ By amount paid collector’s
commissions on county
taxes of 1858 .... 117 33
“By Treasurer’s commissions 41 87
*• By balance in treasury 77 14
51514 so
1858 COURT HOUSE AND JAIL FUND, Dr.
July 1 To balance on hand as per last
report $7O 39
1858 CONTRA, Cr.
Sept. 30 By amount warrants
redeemed 68 31
“ By Treasurer’s commission 2 05
— $7O 39
1858 ESTRAV FUND, Dr.
July 15 To amount received from Nan
cy E. Berry $77 50
Sept 9 To amount received from I’. Ma
guire 6 00
$B3 50
1858 CONTRA, Cr.
Sept By balance in Treasury $B3 50
RECAPITULATION.
Receipts Disbursements.
State Fund 21588 22 16663 89
General county fund 12835 62 10875 32
School fund 18,’ll 74 961 03
Road fund 465 77 17 25
Ind. Sick fund 1514 80 1437 66
Court house* jail fu'd 70 39 70 39
Eatray fund 83 50 00 00
04 02) o 4
Total balance in the treasury $8364 50
Made from balances on the following funds:
State lund 4924 33
General county fund 1960 30
School fund.' 870 71
Road fund 14* 52
Indigent Sick fund 77 14
Eatray fund 83 50
Total balance in treasury .$8364 50
STATEMENT
Of indebtedness of Butte county as apjK*ars from
the book* of the county Treasurer, ending Sen
teraber 30, I*sB.
Amount of unredeemed warrants regis
tered on Hie G ueral countv
fund $.54202 39
Amount of unredeemed war
rants registered on the indi
gent sick fund 15779 50
569081 89
WM. LATTIMORE
Oroville, October 1,1858.
, Treas. Butte
Co.
Notice to Tax-Payers
Tax Collector's < ’rru )-.. f
September *20,1058. \
’%JOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE TAX-PAY
i-v era of Butte county, that the ?Hate and County
Taxes for the year A. I). a-e now due and pay
able, and that pursuant to Section 13 of the Revenue
Law of 1557. an additional five per cent, will be collected
upon ail I axes remaining unpaid after the third Mou
day of October next.
Notice Is also given that the laws in regard to the ooj
lection of Taxes will he strictly enforced.
Office hours—From 10 o'clock, A M. to 12 M, and
from Ito 5 o'clock, p. M., every day in the week ex
cept Sunday. Cfllce in the Court Mouse.
VV. w. HOBART,
e 25 Tax Collector Butte county.
JAMES S LONG :
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
Orrict— ld the Court House, o«9
LEGAL NOTICES.
expose
u‘ prop.
»lt:
Sheriff’s Sale.
By virtue of a decree a\dor.
der of sale, issued out of the District Court n and
for Butte County, aga nst J. ,1 KLEINE, hi .{ i.. f. IVI „
of JOSEPH GLUCK AUF, for the sum of three hundred
and twenty seven dollars, w th interest ai d c«*>n n ,
specified in sard order. crnimnnding me u> ?. || the prop
erty hereinafter described to satisfy said demand, | W | j
on Saturday the sixth day of \or« nii» e ,
A. I). 1858, nt 2 o'clack. P. M.. in front «{ , ,
House, in the Town of Oroville, County of R •
at public sale, to the highest bidder lor ca-' .
erty dessert bed in said order of sale, as fn ’.»*
The c&stefily one-half of lot nnmber twenty-:* ,
laid down on the map of the Town of Orovill.-, r.,'w
file in the offrs of the Recorder of Hutte County.
a front on tne north side of Robinson street of thirty
three (33) feet, and running back northerly one hun «rJd
«n,t Ihirtylwo (13J) IHI. and Ijin* ea«t*rlr „.n i join .
mf a lot owned and occupied by one B .V Seynto ir
also, one certain lot In tee Town of Bidwtß, and .)**'
cnbed as follows: Beginning at ihe sonth-wes? corm-r
of what is known as the Gforge Buckley 10l on Chari
street, m said T. wn, running up said Charles sir*-;
two hand reed feet, th a nee hack in an easterly di
rection from said Charle-* street to It. T. Van N rden’
lot thence in a southerly direction two hundred fjOb
feel, thence thence westerly toll - point of t>. gin..irur
on said Charle> tit ct, logo Her with all and singular th»*
tenements, hen dilaraeals, and nppurtvnunccs th. r-m :
belonging or in anywise appertaining, all ol which j.r
erly is situated in Hulte C ■ ■•inty, c niornia.
N D. PLUM, Sheriff Butte County.
Oroville, Oct, 16th, A. D. 1858.
Justice’s Summons.
ITNITED STATES OF AMERICA- STATE
' of California—County of Unite . .In Justice'* t „, rt
Cascade Township. The Peep eof the Slate of Gap . r
nia, to JOHN GILDERSI.EVE greeting: You are here,
by summoned lo apfteae before me, at mv offir.-. in i !S _
c:ule Township. County of Butte, on the 30lh day of • »c
toiler A. I). 1858, ul It) o’clock, A. M.. to answer ant
the complaint of JOHN It MOOKI.AR &. CO %*|
sue to recover the sum of fifty three and tw.-l*.- l(*i \\ -
dollars for write had and received out of the (Md Donne
ion diten. said to be due from you, when lodgment will
be taken against you for the said amount, together with
coats and damages. If you fail to appear and answer-
To the Sheriff or any Constable of said County, greelin/
Make bgil service and due return hereof. Given under
my baud this 13lh day of October, A. I». 1858.
JOHN K RYES,
Justice of fhe Peace of said Township.
It is hereby ordered, that service ol summons he h«d
in this cause, by publication of the same for two w»>- >
after the 15th dav of October A. D. ISSB. in the Weekly
I tttk Record newsp per. Witness my hand ths- ! .ii
day of October A. D. 1858. JOHN KEYJ P.
Notice to Lien-Ho 7 ders.
r|N«» LL WHOM IT MAY (OMERX
JL Noll '• is her.'by given, to prsvent their lien-, he !
under provisions of An Act ol the Legislature of this
Male, entitled **aii Act for securing Liens lo Mcchaun -<
and others,” parsed I'.Hh 1856, and all a:nvnda!< r.
acts,on th t certain building now being erected on 1«. ■>
numbers five and six. of bloek number three, in > )r ; >ville,
Unite County. Cald* rnia. and so much of said lots as may
Ik* neccss ry for tht- coiivrnient use and occupation « s
said building, on Monday the Bth day of' Novemdes. !■« \
at 1U o’clo k, A. M , in lie Hu i. District Court ol .
Eitleen!li Judin d : istrici U-uniy of Butte, at the U n
liouso in 1 Toville. tuea a.id there lo be pro pt-rip prove 1
and udjudicut d. A. LKWIB,
By A. 15. Galinokk. Agent.
Oroville, October 15th, I Hoc 4 . [olb J
Justice’s Summons.
ITXD'rI) STATES OF A3l?'Kir%
J State of alif.nnia. «u*unty of Burt -. SB. In Jus
tice.* cou rt, Ophir 1 own 1 ip: the people of the ’.ate o'
California. to lohn Guildetsft-w. Greeting : You are
hereby summoned to appear before roe. at my office in
Ophir Township, county ol Butte, on the 21 day "f \ .
vemher. A DIH *B. at lo'ccloi k, \ M. to aicucr uMo
the complaint of Dav -I Weaver who .sues to recover ha
sum of two hundred dollars claimed to be due fiom >-«»•,
J. D' ''oU and Alexander Mewart on a certain bon 1 ex
ecuted by you and J. De. Mott and Alexander Mew:.; * , M
the 9th day .-t \ ugu-i 18 58 which h nd is for the U
fu! performance on >onr part of the duGc* of Depu'v
Assessor of Butte county, when judgm • i.t w 11 he t • ei»
against you for the said amount, together with , :»
and damages, If you fail to appear and answer To the
Sheriff or any constable of -aid county greeting', make
legal service and due return hereof. Given under mv
hand this 15th day of October, A I* 18.58
JOHN "v BERRY,
oct 16 I4d Justice of the Peace of said Township
Declaratory Notice.
riTATE OF C LIFORM t, ( Ot7XTV OF
Butte. SS. Sarah .Mai in Derrick, wih- f It. V. in ■
rick both <>f Oregon township, county o| Butte, and
State of (’alifornia. do hereby make tl|j< mv d-«Nr*
lion, that I intend to carry on and tra sa. t bu-in;. - ,i.
buying.ai.d selling personal property and real e-tate :i
my own name and on my own account, and in the !
neas of mining and quartz mining in it< varii u* b:.v’.-
chea. and from the date ol thi- declaration I will L<- m
divldually responsible in mv own name for all debt
contracted by me f»n acc*»nnt otand in anv ttav concer
ted with the i-usines-i aforesaid, and I further
that the amount of money invested by mein -aid bu
ness is less than the sum of five thousand dollars.
H. M DERHICK. facat 1
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY OF BUITK AS
—On this seventh day of October A D. »>ne thru-*r.d
eight hundred and fifty eight, beiore me. If. A Gasv.n.
a N«'tury Public, in and tor said county of But:.- p#*r
sonallv appeared.. S M, Derrick, wfc »t K. K !>■
personally known to me to be the individual dt ■ d
in and who executed the foregoing declaration, and fil
ing by me first made acquainted with the content* of
the foregoing instrument upon an examination by mo
had separate and apart from and without the bearing
of her husband, she. the said S. Al. Derrick acknowb
edged to me that she executed the «ame. free,-- and
voluntarily, and for the uses and purpose* therein*men
tioned without fear or compulsion < ( undue ;r flu ■ . (
her husband, and that she does not wish to retract t
execution of the same
,— — . In w itn- - whereof I have hereunto set » r
, L.S, J band and official seal the day and ye ir
1 —~•— J ceruSc te written, 11. A. GAifTON
Notary Public in and for Butte County. Cal.
Oct 10 58
Declaratory Notice.
(jjTATK «F PALIFOKMIA, COUNT V OF
Butte. S>. I Mary Maclean, wife of James T. Mclean
of the town of Oroville in said county, and Mate afore
said in the township of Ophir, in said county, do here
by declare, that I intend from and after this date to
carry on business in my own name and on my owr> ac
count. in the county of Butta; that the natur.. of -ait
business is that of Merchandising and Millinery in »> i
county and State, and such other farther things », t ia v
be necessary to carry on and manage said bushes* 1
will be individually responsible in my own name for
all debts contracted by me on account of my said bu
ness, and I ht-rebv further declare that the amount ■
capital invested m rny said business doe* not exceed
U:o sum of five thousand doll&ra.
: . Iu witness whereof I Lava set my hand and
{ L, S J seal, the fifteenth day of < »ctober. A. I) 1 >;.s
“ MARY MACLEAN
M itnes.-,: S. W. W Coughey.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF BUTTE. HS
—On this fifteenth day of October. A. I). IKSS bef.
me. S. \\ . A\ . Coughey. a Notary Public duly comn -
sinned and qualified in and for county, persona., v
appeared. Mary Maclean, to mo personally known t..
tlie individual, ilescribed in and who executed the f *r»*-
K'-'intr ‘ Declaration of sole Trader.’ - and being by m**
examined apart and Without the hearing of her said
husband and made acquainted with the contents of the
foregoing.declaration she acknowledged to me that -he
executed the same fre-sly and voluntarily, without tear
or compulsion or coercive on part of her husband for
the uses and purposes therein mentioned, atd desired
the same might he recorded as such.
■ | 1° w**ne« wh reofl have hereanlo set ■ j
j L.S. > hand and affixed my official seal the day and
* ’ year first above written
8. W W. COUGHEY.
_ , Notary Public. Butte County. Cal.
Oct 16 58 3t J
BUTTE RECORD.
PUBLIST!ED EVRRV r» \ TUKD A V MORN 1
O/llce on lilrd Street, between Nycn
Iluutouii Ht«,
Tkrms—One Year Per Mail. $5 oa
•ix monlha. do ******* 3 (!l|
Three months. d<i ..*’ ***** !»,.<»
Delivered by Carrier, per Month, " .v»
Single Copies, .... *.*.*.*.*.*.*.*..*.*.
Advmtikmlt.. per square ol i«n iinWor
n-Rt insertion, - .«,td
Each s ibs- ijuent insertion,- ... 1 51,
I liberal deduction w IHbemadcin favor t! th>-».
who advertise by the year
Cy Bunlncsfcards inserted on reasonable terms
BUITK RECORD
Book and lob Printing Office, Bird street, between*
My. r.i and Iluntoon, Oroville.
Thu proprietors of the above named establish at-1 .
would respectfully announce lo the citizens of
vtllle and the surrounding country, that they an sow
now prepared to execute all kinds of Plain and Orna
mental JOB PR INTING. in u manlier unsorpassed bj
any other establishment in California.
Having FIVE PRINTING PUKHSK?, of the latesi
•mproved pauerns, we are prepared lo turn uul work
with the greatest possible speed, alkali times, and a
the shortest notice.
Having au extensive assortment of Jobbing Materials
of thevery latest styles, and as we employ none but
the best of workmen, wo can guarantee entile satiatuQ
lion.and at rates which will defy competition !
Posters, of the very largest size, lor Theatrical Enter
tainments. Concerts and Exhibitions, printed at this es
tablishment at short notice, and at ifie lowest pi ice.
V\e are prepared with an ez.tra quality cf Type and
Other material peculiarly adapted to .he t riming 01
Programmes.
Bills ol Fare,
Way Bills,
Circulars,
Ball Tickets,
Visiting Card*,
Bill Heads,
Checks,
Blankvj
etc.
Busks —Every description of Blanks executed on
the ehorteat notice, with unrivalled taste and nextaefr