March 11, 1856 (4 pages)

"h he: f oy }.=honk 3 hy os Sa THE TELEGRAPH, , the Sacratiento Daily Union-} A WEEKLY PAPER, POBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY’ MORN . t ao¥ ea : Fér one yearin , advance,.),..-.--$7,00 For three months, .. Single copies,. ee > Lui. 2 ) blicai ‘One oft 00 Sy 25 cta. : in eed yi ae ‘anSome experience PS. : < ~ Years h ies be different: agents, 10r . ARMORY : We saw, everywhe e; not power u go Somer een 5 a Sore ‘that department tlemen car I: nee as 4 Sax Francisco. A p ate), caste ieee tie of me¢haniani waggvell sus;. : a. inas+ ; th edge of the indispensable tr eatment of th Pat 2 Sat eae ae Seek eek tt Address, L. J. CLAPKAY San Weaucisto Caltomua and: Sacramento Streets, ia ’ machinery, as aoe ne : 7 nD -{ tained; but: here our praises must 7 sae : wis twenty years} much as we. could not ver any knowl-’ eee < . er t chy jor otherwise, free. cast : went, and for the purpose of the crushing ) po, prisHeD FOR THE PERWANDN? CURE OF ALL . ” the rock, and sur world‘known reputation in. : : v ° eg ae LDE HALL BUILDING, _ fal or exten-. Corner of Montgomery : My Mineralogist and practical min Chi us by their y handed. ‘five, but very Er 4,00 offered to . _ , « x , . Which they will please accept our thanks.— . . in to-Dr. F. W y Wi hae deat ad = FOr six WOES, 25.3. . canes ep ' ea We visited, also, most of the gee mills ‘ 1 _. 7 . Main Streets, [Up Staira-} TERMS: a GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY MARCH -T1; 1856: io ecg soy ate cany ae go ¥ ie tins Gold Loutzenheiser’s Brick Building Corner of Auburn and . * 4] 4 Se Dr. L. J. CZAPKAY’S . pence preteen a J. SLAPEAY. a sarge oe PeSenne ee i) faciliti ing ery—-A New Process . in the same localities, great facilities o* a Grand Medical and : Pete Pee 2 e the great seases 13,.pew, "Ailunknown to others; Surgical tmatitute. . henke hibeaie ochentes iene, "hy lett ING, IN GRASS VaLizy.~ x . PRIVATE AND CHRONIC DISEASES, AND DR ‘ § ' . : NO:.25: a se er ” segs the & worst atonce, hole truth, for ITo had rather know 2an to live im suspense. Lhad lost about 30 pounda ™"y72 . Of flesh, and knew that hé, vt least, could not eure ‘. me, and that asI was then going on, death must soon ; count me as one of its victims. TN + f oF Cra ed: his opinion, . I told him not tofcarto: tell -mét h® This physician then told me that my ease was incurable, and that I shad better not tak , mor lieines. sai 3 . J . ey : ¥ OU N G ; i ) 7 M.D. co eeeR Te Oe Pee Oe aa VOE#3. : fn at destined adi Meas Sach taatene’ ls ar i wae 8 fast tending to pulmonary’con, +f . sumption. I then despaired of obtaining any relief: Gorner of Montgomery and California Sts. l A L a e RAY, U E THE SUPPRESSION OF > 78~ Over Wells, Parco & Co’ : and saw that unless something was done to mitigate ti: QUACKERY #7 Rijiress erg bs yA . G's. “BR . the complaint, a eppuls be numbered with the dead, . : xXpr >, San Franciseo.: . for what is worse. be a raving g maniac. Happening . T TENDING & RESIDENT PHYSI to ppening aN¢ by =. > pi or ac ising CIAN, L. J. CLAPKAY, late in the Hungarian Rev-{ valtcs = : . e one of your books. the Pocket Esealapiu: . Is the pioneer advertising Phy ee ie California, up my aha at tice to po ter cailynlt te ey ag ad different ores. . The amalganiating provess 1S) oluticnary War. ‘Chief Physician to the 20th Regi. #24 the only one who received a Collegiate Remarkable Indian Tradition. ifiteat . determination cf trying once more to geé relief, if you :or 1 en : ae < MATE APAR SPEBS Ry Snes very defective, a iv nd. the means Oi separation). sep means of Oy} ment of Honveds, e ees, Chief Surgeon to the Military : HosEducation, and is Qn. better qualified to treat q a would , undertake and has the eases .O,.h at e y “5 -hew thankful] am fer» tradition in expe: The following retharkable Indian to perfect the process by which} from the Ganeu s injudiciously applied. — Pitalof Pesth, Hungary, and lecturer on Diseases of . eure e cases of private disease than, any other . that determination !. 1 commehgadi-twhing(the. miGw will be read with considerable interest in. pe wane. to Getect and. seve . ” pe re I a H c e i e er in iy ey ee, eee CK, spor rellenenee age" a patige® pe gf powers, restored to perfect health. 1 sia ‘connection. with the accounts of the late wantities where all other . Have@tenclearly denidnstrated to.us.by as ‘po e H e Amiicted .—Dr L Ceapkay has o p e n e d his . P* Nst thxoughout the state. — YVS_ . _. not fail to recommend EA you to any of my friends that . sopiest Gf car ays’ made on tailings from . institnte for the cure of all forms of private Diseases (xo rrC TI ON AL DEBILITY, or Sépii Weaksess:: . TeUPte inal Assistance, earthquake at San Francisco. It was origifor a man that can cure ~OPaperating havé failed to-tedifferent mills, broaght to us by the owners, suchas Syphilis, Gonorrhea, Nocturnal Emissions, a case aw Dr. YOMNG, addresses those ¥ Se gave injured . bad as mine was, can cure ey ery disease ‘that flesh is weis‘believe, im the*“Alta published, if. The restilts of their aswhich assays were made publicly, and for the and all the consequences of self-abuse. In the first themselves by private and impropeMme indulvences in heir to, if there is life enough in the system to brild pub » Bally stages of Syphilitic or Gonorrhceal diseases, he guarthe’secret and solitary habit which mins the body upon. Receive my most sincere and heartfelt thanks California,” some six years ago, and appearand black adn, as stated in correctness of which we stand responsible. antees a ‘cure ina few days, without inconvenience to and ‘ind, unfiting them for either husWUESS or society. and esteem, S. W. REIGHLEA. the pati ent, or-hindrance to his business. ‘ed with the assurance that the facts embodied their letter, When a The-following are some of the sad and melancholly efMine No. 1—Assay No. 1, quartz tailings, not truly astonishing. and if ev. patient, by neglect, or improper trea é ‘net 3 *% ca me siecle Sa * — + tment, has develfects produced by early habits of youth, viz : Weak:S8an Francisco, June 21, 1855. ton. per $18 concentrated , were derived from a perfectly reliable source. enone qua they claimcan be accomDEAR Sin—I have not, bad one single fit since I oped the secondary symptoms of Syphilis such as buness. of the back and Limbs, pain in the head, dimness contailings, quartz 2, No. Assay do.— Do. boes, or painful swellings on the groins, or Ulcers in of sight,.loss of muscular power, palpitation of the commenced taking your medicines ; I am also gaining Among'the old men of the Indian Tribes plished by the aid of their newly discovered the throat and nose, which, if not checked, destroy h centrated $144 per ton. t, dyspepsia, nervousness, irritability, derangestrength every day. The troublathat I: had, which who until recently lived in the vicinity of chemical process for saving gold, the discov. Mine No. 2—Assay No. 3, tailings, not conthe soft parts and cause the bones to mortify, seperment of the digestive orgins,, genera] debility, symp. Vas the cause of the fits is also leaving me very, fast, nta ct I thin k Iam enti ate rely and com e away well. but.if yen think it: , leav ing the suff erer an obje ct hide : &e: con of toms sun ipt ion ,. San Francisco Bay, were preserved legendary ery will prove the introduction of a new era centrated, $54 per ton. ous to behold; or when splotches'and pimples break . «MENTALLY, the featiyl effects on the mind are more . best I will take medicine, a short time longe. It is Do. do.— Assay No. 4, tailings, concentratout upon the skin, or when he has painful swellings ‘to be dreaded. Loss of memory, confusion of ideas; . oaly about two months. since I conmenced taking tales of their forefather’s achievements, and in mining in. this State. Gold is our great upon the bones, or when his constitution is injured depression of spirits, evil forebodings, aversion te your prescriptions,and althovgh you told me it would ton. per $18 ed, still the facts embraced in the sketch below staple, and any scientific discovery or inven. tak e fro m thre e to so as to pred four months, yet I feel . pepfaetly ispo se to cons umpt ion or othe r cons titu poci ety, love of soli tude , timi dity , &c., are som e of wellal Mine No. 3—Assay No 5, tailings, concenrea dy. Ifeel sorry thatJ did not visit you at tional disease, the Doctor guarantees a cure or asks no the evils. produced. _ live in recollection. Itis said of these Intion calculated to insure an increased pro-. : trated, $720 per ton. compensation. All persons who artafflicted with an of y the above first, and not allow. myself to be led away by the vain ‘dians, that there are those who have welduct of gold dust, should interest every man . Mine No. 4—Assay No. 6, tailings, concenIn Rheamatism, chronic or acute: in Dysénterty, or grmptoms, stiould not fail ta call at oree of Dr Yount boasting of these quacks that copy your sty’e of busine ss, and the reb y imp ose upon the public. Ther and bg rest ored ton. to per $288 trated, perf ect heal th. Le t. no fal Diarrhoea, he has safe and effectual Remedies, For se delides comed their parents’ return from hostile exin the State. poi led me of my mon gy,-anif d Thad not stopped’ eacy prev ent you but appl y imme diat ely, and Do. do.—Assay No. 7, the same tailings . the treatment of the consequences of self abuse, such save tak ing thgi r vile cursions into the country lying near Monterstuf f, they would have robbed me of you rse lf fro m the dre adf ul and awf These gentlemen have spent weeks in al consequences of as noturnal emissions, nervousness, timidity, head ‘ after cuncentration, $6 per ton. ey, by a route along the sea coast, passing Amador county, and so far as we can learn Mine No. 5—Assay No. 8. tailings, not con or } { i my,life also. this terrible malady. ache, pains in the back and limbs, with general weak Iam beyond danger, and shall ever consider you the Weakness of the Organs. . ness, loss of appetite, loss of memory, injury to the savi or of wy life. over a country since submerged, and where their experiments satisfied . ar e eo mp le te ly cu re d an d ful l vi ton. go per r res $2888 tar sight, centrated, restlessnes ed! s, tonfusion . of ideas, dislike for soall those who took . Dea r Sir —Pu bli sh this if you consider it worth your. ciety, an’ a feeling of weariness of life ; with the ner& Ddeane Dr. J. C. YOUNG, : the opening of the bay 6f San Francisco now the pains to examine the results, of Assay of Black Sand, tailings from digwhil e, for I wis h to proclaim to the world your worth, the realivous sysfem so excitable that slight noises shock or . \ Cor. Montgomery and California Sts., up stairs. that every ene. who needs t:phy¥sician know may gings worked with mercury. =~ lies. “Put this and that tegether,’” and at ty as wellas startle the patient, making his existence Miserable.— . .* the great value of the discovwhé re to call , and be sure of avoi ding dece Im it and impo rt an t to Mi ne rs . Fr For the above maladies the Doctor will guarantee a> av el er s, Et c. position. Yours, till death, the same time keep in mind the severe “‘stiak. ery. Wehave seen specimens of the dust! Hydrate of iron, very fine, $140 per ton. cure or ask no compensation. He can be consulteds GEO. MARSHALL. HERE is no malady of deeper importance, either To J. C. You ng, M. D. Ass ay of the sam e, ver y coar se; 10-tf $25 00 per . frog of enar ge, and invi tes all to call, as it will cost -in a medical or moral point of view, to which thé ing”’ which occured in that vicinity some two extracted from fine black sand, and from that : ton. gag gaa gt $e nothing, and may be much to their advantage. human family is more liable than that arising from or three weeks since, and the reader will demore coars . YJ. Czapkay is daily receiving applications, jmpure connections Tailings not concentrated mean, as they e, or what is termed “hydrate of. , eyery part of this-State and from Oregon and As a Medical man it is the duty of every physician tive new light concerning the geograpiaical iron.’”’? The process, of course, is only known . Tun out from the mills; the concentrated are idgton Territories, fer treatment of every form to look at disease as it affects health and fife; atid bis F a l : EE. ML EN DE RS ON , begs leave to the sulphurets remaining after panning off the 1 structure of California and the changes she to those gentlemen, who claim to be the dissease, and there 1s not one who will come forsole Object should be tomitigate, as far as lies in his inform his friends and the public,in genera \ arg and express dissatisfaction; on the contrary, the ie eery the bodily suffering. Human nature at best silex, &c., which are in the average of from that he has removed from. Mil to Main tS may have undergone within a very brief pecover cgpr is in daily receipt of letters, expressive ef grat * 8 but frail. all are liable-to misfortune. ers, The chemicals are not costly, can 3 to 400 lbs. to the ton. ne xt doo r to the Sta r Ba ke ry , wh er e he ke ep s ¢on itude and thankfu lness, some of which are Of publish all ed the riod of time. ills that affect man none are more ter. Stantly on hand ; Patt hy te These assays were discontinued only on acbelow by permission. se er be made by themselves, and, as before re-. atibte than those of a y;rivate nature. Dreadfal as . The Lake of California. A La rg e count an of scarcity of d Varied Assortment of chemical agents; but itis in the per son who con tra cts it, fri¢ htful as are . marked. if future experimentz, on a more ex3 ( its Tavages upon his constitution, ending frecvently . AN INDIAN TRADITION. simpler tests were made by usand other genre BOOTS and SHOES, San Francisco, April 7, 1855. tended field, exhibit results one quarter as tlemen, at different times, giving approxi.To De. L. J. Czapkay, San Faancisco :—Dear Sir— Fjn destruction and a loathsome grave,” it becomes of . From some of the first Manufacturers in the United The aborigines of California, like those of . stil l gre ate r imp ort anc e, when it is transmitted to States. He invites th Befo havi re mad ng appl e icat to you, ion I liad call : ed grea as those t show by the n assa made ys ona e at te nt io mately abdut thelike average, = n of his fri end s an d every other portion of America, have long ino cen t offs prin g. Suc h bei ng the case how nethe public generally, to hisextensi upon several plysicians, from whom I obtained but }/ ve and varied Steck been fading away before the progressive limited scale, the road to wealth may be said . Now the average yield of thie crnde quartz little satisfaction. I was told by one that my stance cessary it becomes forevery one having the least confident that’ he-can suit any tas te, an d de te ri ni ne d rea son to fea r tha t the y hav e contracted the disease, . to be undersold by no one in march of civilization, or mixing with the to be open before them. But in thus accumurock at the mills (we até informed) is about . was incurable, and that the headache, dizziness, ner. th e Val ley . . 5 © >: sho uld att end to it at onc e by con $20 sul per ton, tin which g-some phy. , compared with the yield . vousnes, timidity, self-distrust, loss of memory, love BOOTS & SHOES of his own manufacture constantSpaniards who conquered them two centuries lating wealth, as the reward of long scientiot the tailings of the same, shows a loss of . 0f solitude, wanderings of my mind, and sometimes sician, whose respectability, and education, enables ly on hand and #@> Made to order at the shortest no ago. have lost their identity as aboriginies. im to war ran t a safe , spe edy , and per man ent Gare. tice =8__As he is determined to. work partial insanity, were evidences of organic disease ot i no th in g bu t fic resea they must conf a lasti bene . rch, er ng from one Lundred to five hundred per cent. nac cor dan ce wit h this nec ess ity ; ‘¢ their eastern brethren they are leaving UR YOUNG. feels the very, best material and having the brain, for which medicines would be of little ser-, ha d a pra cti cal ex call ed upo n to stat e tra t, by lon Here, then; is the cause of the disrepute g stu vice, dy «Having and. brought on these symptoms by my own exten, perienee of Twenty-three’ yearsin the Business {her ancient hunting grounds, the homes fit not alone upon the miner, for the world , in’ ‘into which quartz mining has faller’—here is . folly, I was almost frantic with despair, when T saw sive practice, he has bocome ‘perfect master of all} th e Uni ted St at as .a nd ‘i sepulchres of their fathers, and wanderwill be included. It will cost comparatively Eu ro pe ,; he fla tte rs him sel f. fho se dis eas es whi ch com e und er you r the adve rtis den emen omi t, nat and ion call ed upo n you. How grea t th at he wil l be abl e to giv the cause cf the loss of all the immense capie ent ire sat isfaction: in this ing they hardly know where, while the white but a trifle to put up the works necessary to of ven ere al; and having paid more attention to that Department. has been my relief! All the above symptoms have He ta ke s thi s oc ca si on to re tu rn his sin :: tal engulphed in if. Sinee 1851, quartz bas one bra nch tha n any bec ,on n reli e eved phy , besi sic ian . des which I have recovered my bodin the Uuited cere thanks for the continued 1, as by right divine, takes and calis their pa tr on ag e be sf ow ed onStat es, . test this process thoroughly, and we are glad . he feel s ily hims heal elf th. bet Beli ter evin been @nd is every day extracted from whete g that there are mary suffering qulified to treatthem. him for the past thtee afdv iands hisowa. But still they have their lea ha lf ye ar s, an d ho pe s“Syp hili s, in all its for in ms, the sam suc e man h ner as , you Ulc ers hav , e my Swe per lli mis ng sion to pubthe munificent hand of nature’s fr God has om plachis in cr ea se d St now oc even to learn that the incipient steps have been k and tacillties for doing busiand traditions, their and gends jn the Groins, Ulcers inthe throat, Secondary Syphilish this letter, and can refer any one to me for coness to me ri t a co nt in ua nc e ed of it, to be strewn th in the e beds of the sa surme . li tf lis fires council Cut broken ane ous they gather around their Eru pti ons , Ulc firm era atio tio Grat ns, n. eful your ly s, Ter tuary Syphtaken in Amador to fully determine its value _. REMOVAL: . Pee —a mockery of palmier days—and tell, the practically as a gold saving agent. rounding creeks, where it lays almost in its H. L, THOMPSON. ee eeoe ee +t } MOUNTAIN. . CROCKERY & GLASSWARE ‘lis, Syphilis in Children, Mercureal Sy philitic Affections, Gonnorrea, Gleet, Strictures, False Passages, ‘Inflamation of the Bladder, and Prostrate Glands, The virgin state of fichness, having scarcely refathers to their sons, the tales of former . e a e plan of operating, as we Stockton, May 24, 1855. understand it, will . munerated the labor of the mea who brought times, which their forefathers had told them. £xcoriations, Tumors, Postules, etc., are as familliar Dear Sir—-Having entirely recovered from my sicksto it to hight. a hi m as th e mo st co mm _ Among the traditieas current among them before the Company, which has beer already on th in gs of: dai ness, {avail myself of this opportunity to return my tion. The evil known to us we have worked unis the fellewing which is certainly full of informed, to put up works for assaying on an thankful acknowledgments for the relief that you " The Dr. effects a cure, iti recerrt casés, ina few days profitably for years to remedy. To prove its ha ve gi ve me n . Wh en I th in of th k di e stressing bodiarid finds 40 terest. They relate that where the Bay of difficulty in curing those of long duraexistence earlier, and not to be able to. cure } ly weaknesses under which Ihave suffered, and thé extended scale, these to be located in a prop. San Francisco new is, was formerly a great tién, without submiting the patient to such treatnerv ousn ess, head ache , fear fuln ess, wan t of confi lake, longer and broader and deeper than the er position, and then assay tailings, black it, would have done no work, but we fee] hapdence, dizziness, restlessness, weakness in the limbs, ment as will draw upon him the slightest suspicion, or dblige him to neglect his business, whether within py and proud to-day tosay that it can be bay. According to their accounts this Lake sand, &c., &e., as they may be brought in; loss of memory, confusion of ideas, dislike for society doors A company. noctumal emissions and many other Symptoms, which Min banks and a small stream would flow to the pay a given price for the sand or tailings to} ing Association,” and several thousand dol tend personally to any further inquiries from The ridge of hills along the coast was then unbroken and served asa dyke to prevent about this discovery may obtain information. interested persons or stientific societies. the waters of the lake from escaping to tbe from Dr. Hatch, at his office on Second St. In ending this letter, already very lengthy. we will strongly recomme nd to’ any and all It is known that millions have been wasted Quartz Companies to look carefully td’ the above that of the ocean, and its waters exin this State for lack of the necessary knowlcompletion of solid tunnels in their works, or tended far up to*what is known as the Sacramento valley, and southward covering the edge to enable the owners of quartz ledges . the sin of the fathers will surely be visited and mills to save the gold after fhe rock was on the next generation, We would also advalley of the San Joaquin. ocean. cr. Believe me gratefully yours, M. MICHELS. To Dr. L. J. Czapkay, San Francisco. The level of the lake was many feet — NEV ADA.— There are in Lamps,. Globes, Lam/p-glasses and Wickings, Camphene, Lamp Oil, Alcohol and the*past year) that could furnish proof of this, but these are matters which require the nicest secresy, which he always preserves. All letters enclosing $10 will be promptly attended to’ Office hours from 9 A. M. to8 P.M. Address ~ J. C. YOUNG, M. D. Express Building, Corner of Montgomery and California Streéts, over Wells, Fargo & Co’s Express Department, ” dy howe AFFLICTED: Persons troubled with diséase PORTLAND, OREGON, May 15, 1853. . Dr. Czapkay—Dear Sir—Your medicine has béen taken according to direétiéns’ _ i feel a little weak yet; in every other way Iam almost entirely recovered, and think in a short time I shall be as well as ever. Everybody that knows me is wondering what made 2 Consisting of a new and full assortment of , Crockery, Glass, Brittania, Cutlery and Willow ware, California patients, (amounting to over two theusand then to me, and nothing afforded me the least gratification, whilst now I feel perfectly well and can enjoy lars are already subscribed. In a few days life tomy entire satisfaction. Knowing that there ocean seme thirty miles south of the present the owner. are many afflicted as I have been, you have my perwe will be with you, and will be glad to atoutlet to the Bay. mission to make use of this letter as you think propThose wishing to inquire more particularty . ADJOINING THE AMERICAN MARKET, The diet need not be changed ex cept in cases of severe inflamation. been formed . )ad made my life ntiserable; I can hardly express the gratitadeI feel, for my existence had become a burTailings N STREET, LEAS SS Ee ES eS SE nS Tene eee Company toassay for acertain portion, or here, named fhe “Quartz and rainy season, when it would overflow its or without. ~~ practical ly aud cheaply. was more than three hundred miles in length, from the surrounding mills and mines—the done under our sole direction has with no outlet to the ocean except in the gra} . BRD E P O T ” ICK STORE, MAI U a = . Thanks to your superior medical skill, Should peruse the following Lerrers or RECOMEN pitton, from Dr. J. C. YOUNG'S patients. They are qietets offerings of gratitude to him for. benefits Feceived, and are proofs strong as Holy Writof his scientife attainments, .,No one can read them with Fluid. ; aE "y A splendid assortment of LOOKING GLASSES of all: sizes. The undersigned take pleasure to announce to their friends and the public generally that they al Ways Keep on hand afull assoriment of,theabove: named articles, and will also make it théir dutv to #ell them at the lowest possible prices. . , Country customers will do well to call and examine oie Stock oad: a TE gk rders promptly excuted, and goods. packed careTWHy:/? = ‘ SIMMONS & CO_N. B.—Every thing in the above liné hired fur Weddings, Balls, Parties, &., onreasonable terms. 3-3m JE Remember the “ Motxtaix Croexerr vise them, for their own interests, to employ out at once having comfdencé in him, and we confisuch a change, for some friends thought I had condently ma ke the assertion that péoplé afflicted with Srorg.” as Superintendents only men scientifically sumption, and others said I was going crazy. Well populous tribes of Indians dwelt, whose vilpri vat made with amalgamating machines which e or oth er dis eas es wil l cal l upoa him in prefand practical ly fitted for such responsib le sitI don’t know but they were both right, as I felt a good ferenc lages lined its shores. Indeed, if credence is e to any other physician in the country. On the banks of this lake, centuries ago, crushed. Hundreds of experiments have been to be given to the tales of Indians, the popuproved failures, and, if models of all these -lation of California will never equal those machines could be gathered into one room, ancient days, when the red men fished in the they ‘would form a real cabinet of curiosities fresh waters of the lake, and hunted their in the shape of inventions to save gold. deer undisturbed through the forests. This new.process may furnish the key to The hills along the coast are formed of + . a uations; Ft is @ deticate swhject to touch be fore presen? incumbents, but we are bent on truth, and it is more than apparent that much loss is due to’ bad arrangement, through want of knowledge. For heaven sake. and all in kindness, gentlemen, learn your professién, which is a noble one, and justice will surely be done to you by your grateful employers and shareholders. _ Yours, very truly, J. B. CHEVALIER. Wm. Dusuzeav. soft sand stone, and through this, the tradiunlock that book of knowledge so essential to tion relates, the water began to makea the highest successin mining. We hope a breach. which yearly grew wider, until it consummation so devoutly to be wished by burst threugh and among the hills with tre-} mendous power, leaving steep cliffs and pre-qnartz miners may certainly follow the more cipices to mark its way. And what was once extended experiments yet to be made by a lake. several handred miles in length, is ‘these scientific and persevering gentlemen, After thé above was in type, the following now a bay not ferty miles long. This may Such an expenditure of intellect and labor letter, from a citizen of Sutter Creek, to the have been the éause for such a change. but it Jack son Senti nel, came unde r otr notic e. meri t It succe ss. : attribute to reasonab would seem far more le M. Chevalier and his partner a¥e now in is dated Feb: 7th, and we copy it as evidence -it to some volcanic commotion which iu those Read deal both ways, and thought if 1 did’nt die soon I would like to. Iam not troubled any more with e missions, and the pain in my head and back, and the dizziness, titvidity, and the wish always to bé alone; 1 am not afraid to go in company now, and am not 60 easily scaredas IT used to be, when any little thing would set me trembling. week, which is the first I have done for six months, and the thought of it dont discourage me like it used to,. ing to your medicine and advice. You may publish this if you want to. Yours, &c. " SACRAMENTO, May 1591855. R. J. C. YOUNG, DEAR SIR—Please sénd nie some of them and likely to live a long time vét, and with Dear Sir—Such is the thankfulnessI feel for thé strength enough to work with the strongest of them preservaticn of my health of both body and mind, Doctor, Iwill send every one to you that lokd to me and I believe of my life, that I hope I will not be considered intrusive in tendering my thankfi#l acknowl days inight have been as prevalent there as this city, and will visit San Francisco to of the views entertained by those who have life a boon worth preserving, when it had become a pests of society, yclept *‘professors’”’ and high soundbur too gre for me to bea Vic as I was to the at r. tin n i they are now in Mexico and Central America. purchase such machinery and materials as witnessed the experiments described in the vice that had undermined my constituffon, and deing titled men, who, if the facts were known, are men. How far this tradition can be corroborated, who “‘ Jeft their country for their eountry’s good.’ vel a tra ope of ner in d sym vou su pto as ner s ch ms, vou s abov e ¢Omm unic atio n. The writ er of the may letdebility, Keadaché, distressing timidity , self-distrist, Publish this letter, Doetor, if you wish, and I -Réve be need ed for the “wor ks” to be erec ted must be determined by those who have the ter fo the Sentinel appears to have been fully means. But no one who has witnessed the in Amador., tatis fied of the success of the assays, from his Below wefgive the letter, which we think passed the singular entrance of the Bay, call“own vbse rvat ion.”” We make the following will be gene fall y read : ed the Golden Gate, with its perpendicular steep bluffs around San Francisco, or has ‘ walls, or has seen the no less singular bluffs of Raccoon Straits, a few miles north of San , S$crrer Creek, Amador Co., } Me ou ge Feb. Ast, 1856. extract from said letter : “Ft may be of service to the readers of your paper, to-be informed of. a very interesting Francisco, can for a moment doubt but that Dear Sir :—We left for a journey in thé visit to-our they were fotmed by some powerful agency, towa of two chemists and min: quart mines z of Amad or Count y, and here is’ eralogists, Messrs. Chevalier and, Dusuzeau. either fire OF water. our promised report of them. “Veni some of those who humbugged me may see it and sleep bad tur one night. of resolution, besides a loss of strength and energy, which had made my waking mogients wretched and my sleep unrefreshing, and was fast bringing me to the grave, but, thanks to your skill, am _ restored to health, vigor, andenergy. Hoping to guide others where they may find relief, you have my permission to make this public. Tey yiew LEONARD WAITE. Tr Dr L. J. Czapkay, San Francisco. . GRASS VALLEY, JUNE 8, 1855. EAR SIR :—The last medicine you sent me has . done the business. Iam now peffectly well and Gratefully yours, r Yours Truly, GEO. DAVIDSON. wish to give my testimony to the, publie in favor of your skill, I was troubled with,a com leation of dis? esses, brought on by that soul déstrovidg habit of self 225? V2 .we THE AURORA HOUSE, formerly kept by C.G. MORGAN, situated on Main St. We invite all our friends and the public generally, to give us a call, as we are well satistied that we can give general satisaction. No pains will be spared to make. this one of the best, Most quiet-and comforta -: ble Hotels in. town. , Our table will be furnishe d with the very best the market affords. Connected with. this house may be found spuerior accomodations for Teamsters in the -way of . Barns, Wagon Yards, Sheds, &¢.’ AGF Also a good supply of Hay and Grain. ; DERMAN & MORDOFF. Grass Valley, Sept. 10, 1855. , fault ifany one dies for want of medical treatment. { will do all I can to keep the affiicied aw:y from those dizziness, love of solitude, loss of m&€mory and want ciug to the People of Grass Valley and Vicinity a as though he needed’ a physieiin. It shall not be my edgments for restoring me to health, and:making my £, THE UNDERSIGNED, take pleasure in announ MARYSVILLJu Ene , 10TH, 1855. Old Favorite Stand, known MBa advised me to go home and die, but instead of going home I called upgn you, and here Iam as welias any D3 ; “ howI was and that my friends all said I was in cotsumption, ard the Iioctors up here gave me up, and JOSEPH RATH. Something New! that we have purchased and taken possession of the ing noise in his head, weak back, loss of memory, and is generally debilitated; he is Giscouraged and has not confidence enough to calland sée you. Itéld him Indeed, I feel iike another man, and it is all ow ee ee \ of the medicines you prescribed in my case. I have a friend here who is troubled in exactly the same way thatI was. He has nightly emissions, ring I have been at work this an them carefully, ye that need medical assistance, and then lose no timein consulting him while there is time left to cure you in. weakness int my limbs haye left me, and so has the a 155 3. 51-tf SACRAMENTO. 155 3. PIONEER Music STORE. DOUGLISS & DALE, . ‘ Ch oN , s 155 J Street, Sacramento City, IMPORTERAN S,D DEALERS IN ce? Me Sa a so«oa : Musical Instruments, pollution, and complaints caught by connection with . Base aud bad persons of the opposite sex. I have becn treated . CELLOs, SNARE Dgums, Vrottws, ViorinGUITARS, FLorEs, Bansos, CLaR ’ vidi, . They have come here from San Francisco, to On the hills around San Francisco fresh “ ‘Ma rys vit ir, Ju ve 3d, 185 5: by some of the best physicians, ay weil as by those . vici,” proud ly wrote the great Roma n, and make public assays of our quartz’ tailings, water shells ate found, and the small island IO NE TT S, AC CO RD EO NS an Dr. L. d J. Fi Cz ap vr ka Sa iy y, n Fr as an , ci sc qua o— cks ha Si who ve r— use infe I d’ st this stat é, apd by the m alt give n up. proud would we feet, if after havin vaner g of Yerba Buena, whick lies directly opposite black sand tailings, &c. The results of their the last of your medicine, and do not think I shall need, as incurable ;, but being advised }? a frie id who had:. 2, &6. &e . &c &c . quish natur we could write that we had e, ed any more as I feel very well, except that I have not been benéfitted by your scientifiie treatmen® to eail . 8@” Mew Music received by every Steamer ; Also experiments have been truly astonishing. the town, rising out of the Bay at least one . — entirely got my strength yet, but soon will with the upon you, I did so and feel gratélul to him for the in' First Quality Italian Violin and Guitar Strings. vanqu also the preju of quart dices ished z They show plainly to’ the most’ incredulous, appetite that LRave. It is just three weeks, you may formatio hundred feet, is completely covered with . n, and still more thankful to you for the care . opera in their injud proce iciou tors eding s s.— T O Y S , G A M E S & CHILDRENS th at we ar shells, whieh fats go far to prove the truth . e losing from'50 to 75 percentof rec oll ect, since Lealled at your Institute, with my and good advice you gave me, as wellas for the effica. . P R E Truth no matte how kindl expre is alS ssed, , y r E N T S , con sti tut ion 4s I , th ou ght, entirely broken, and nevcious medicines you prescribed If any of the attic. the gold from our quartz and other diggings. of that tradition, which has no doubt becn —lIn Great Variety. : ways unpal to those whose want of atabl e er pp t e e wo ul be d abl e to cu re me perfectly, ted should see this let them be sure that it is a vol. They profess to he able to save all that we bu handed down frém from former generations B t thought you might be able to do something to untary offering in gratitude for the blessings of health I L L I A R D knowl is forcib show by its exposi n ly edge B A L L S . th ro aw w ay, and from my own observation I ease the pain‘in my back and head, and strengthen received from you, and also given with a fervent wish as marking an efd no less important in InGibb’s CUE WAX. Cue Leathers, Cue Chalk, Baga tion, but as chemi and miner we alogi sts sts, -: have no doirbt of their abilities for success. my limbs, which’ were so weak that they would althat it may he of =seryie? to thosé, sifferiny as E did ; telle Tables and Balls, Boxing Gloves: Ba dian tradition than fhe deluge is in sacred ck ga mm on impos upon ourse a duty for the benefi lves ed t mo st give way. under me, when I walked, and to and now may God bless pou in’ your efforts to. igssen< and Cribbage Boards, Bird Cages, Their assays willbe published in the Sacra: history. This event may have taken place a Ch il dr en ’s Ca rr ia of the whole count @nd we now publi cly ry, st re ng th en ne 'm rv y es so oe me nto and San Francisco pipers. They have and'tremble at every litthat I would not get excited the sufferings of the human family, and may ail good. ges, &c.: Ke. 25 dis thousand years or even twenty centuries tle thing. Now that you citizens assist you to drive from the community.those disch it. arge in givin 43 Country Dealers will do well to vive. ais a call fearle g the ssly result s opened a subscription, and intend forming « know what I expected, you may judge of my satisfacleeches that prey upon the public by false pret ago, as the fradition affords no data as to as we will sell at; WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, as' low: ensi ons of our assay and pract invest ical s igatio ns. when it occutted. }t is 4 sabject well worthy , The quartz veins or spurs in Amador are company, to be. called the Quartz Tailings tion-at my complete recovery from those symptoms of eminence in the modical world. gt ! as any House in California. Instruments Tuned and Yours Eternally, Mining Association. of Amador County, with and the removal of those splotches and sores from Repaired. of study, and which may throw some light as JOH N BUR GES S. DOU GLA SS & DAL E,: . immensely rich, and, so far, but sparingly a capita may skin, and the ulcers from my throat, and this end0-3uu To Dr. J. C. You San ug, Fran cisc o. 155 J Street, Sacramento. l of $2 0. 000, in one hundred sbares to the origin of the gofd dust, and the m&anof tir e st op page of those emissions, which you said were worked In point of miner they are aliza . tion $200 each, the capital to be repaid to share-} principally fhe cause of my sicknéss. uer of its distribution over so large a tract of perfec and promi to rival, if not to super t, se Bs . _PLA TO CERV ILLE , MAY PR 25; OP 1855. ER TY HO LD _I hol ca ER der n ha S, rd s bef tel ly ore yo l u wh the ic y hi th rec s é gre eiv country. ate e an st, my y jo ben y efi t. the m* cede in continuation any mines of the same .R. J. C. YOU NG— Dea r Sir: Word s cann ot exor my sur pri se, for ex ce pt no t ha vi ng ful ly go t my selves out of the operatioh. Sucha discovfAnd all who Contemplate press the grati tude I feeli s due to you for the strength, I feel as well as any man can feel. War ts Ir ?—Why is it that California sevformation known in the world. Apart from ery is of vast impo TH E ER EC rtance to our county, and TI ON ben OF eti I BUI have t recei LDI ved NGS from . your . truly inva lpab le, En cl os I ed se nd yo u Tw en ty Dol lar ov s er your the gold perce ivabl e in the rock, the great est en per cent bends are selling in New York at if you will confer the favor of publishing chargé, and +hink myself chcaply cured. ‘If you think’ course of, treatment of my case, while prescribing foy . The undersigned is prepreed.to contract for the me. amou of gold lays in the differ sulph nt I'thi urent nk I'can not justi fy myse lf with out givi ng . an yb od wil y be l ben efi tte yo d, u ma y pu t thi the s let se fac 16 per cent discount, white Duited States six ts ter ts, it ma y hel p the m’i the n ir und erthis small token of my thankfulness and estéeni, for . of iron and copper, which they abundantin th e ne ws pa pe rs . . Bri ck oF fra me Stor es, Dwe lli ngs tak , ing ., In . exp ect ati of co on ns um ma the ti ng yo have cent bonds are selling in the same market for been the mean s of savi ng my life, and re. Believe me 4 ly contain; as well asin the bydrates, carobject, the whole of Sutter and .Amador 16 per cent premitm? The interest of the burets and oxides of iron. All these envelop the gol d in its metallic bat almost impalpable one is paid as promptly as that of the other. sta te, and not hin but g a chemical and metalWhy then should there be 32-per cent differ lurgic treatment of these different ores will ence in their value, in the same market?’ It! compel them to abandon the gold to a good might be expeeted that there would be a) process of amalgamation, and hinder them trifling discrepancy ; but why so much? Can from interfering with the reunion of the amalgamated: atoms at the separation from any one tell”. the sands, gratefully yours, . . Qua rtz Mill s, Saw Mill s and Bui ldi ngs , storing .to me that health which Ihave so long de. THOMAS HAYDEN. OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, AND CARPENTER spaired of.enjoying. Ihad for a long time, (four. ae creeks have been staked out in ‘mining’ }* co ; WORK GENERALLY. ts Na sabe ears) been troubled with that most dreadful scourge . claims, below the quartz mills, for the tailAaeSpermatorrheea, or Local Weakness, Nervous . of young people, seminal weakness, or nocturnal e. The Citizens of Grass Valley, Nevada, Rough: & ReaDebility, Low Spirits, Lassitude, Weakness of the. missions, Which so weakened me, both bodily ‘and . dy, and the County generally, may find it-to their ings they contain.” in @imbs and Back, Indisposition-end Incapability for La. mentally, that I was obliged io give up mining alto. ! terest to consult me beforecontracting with other parIt is proposed by some Democrats to change bor and Study, Dullness of Apprehension, Loss of gether. Iconsulted one of the best physicians, (so ties. A thorough knowledge of the business will ena Memory, Aversion to Society, Love of Solitude, Timidcalled) in the mountain districts, and afier a careful < me to give satisfaction in all cases; and to conthe motto upon our national coat of arms, ity, Self-distrust, izziness, Head Ache, Involuntary . exarination of my case he rave me medicines, I tract for work at the lowest paying rates. \\ cont inue d wnle , Eyes, the of Affectio r side, the in Pains Dischar ns ges, bis trea tient for three monties with. JAMES E. WOLFE. following: the substitute and Pimepleson the Face, Sexual and other Infirmitiesin . out recciving any benetit, in fact I grew worse from) Addvess—Aurora House, or Pacific Express, Grace man are cured without fail by: the justly celebrated week to week, until at last I got discouraged andaskValley. “Erin go Unum, E Pluribus Bragh.” 1-tf i

"h he: f oy }.=honk 3 hy os Sa THE TELEGRAPH, , the Sacratiento Daily Union-} A WEEKLY PAPER, POBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY’ MORN . t ao¥ ea : Fér one yearin , advance,..),...-.--$7,00 For three months, ... Single copies,.. ee > Lui. 2 ) blicai ‘One oft 00 Sy 25 cta. : in eed yi ae ‘anSome experience PS. : < ~ Years h ies be different: agents, 10r . ARMORY : We saw, everywhe e; not power u go Somer een 5 a Sore ‘that department tlemen car I: nee as 4 Sax Francisco. A p ate), caste ieee tie of me¢haniani waggvell sus;. : a. inas+ ; th edge of the indispensable tr eatment of th Pat 2 Sat eae ae Seek eek tt Address, L. J. CLAPKAY San Weaucisto Caltomua and: Sacramento Streets, ia ’ machinery, as aoe ne : 7 nD -{ tained; but: here our praises must 7 sae : wis twenty years} much as we. could not ver any knowl-’ eee < . er t chy jor otherwise, free. cast : went, and for the purpose of the crushing ) po, prisHeD FOR THE PERWANDN? CURE OF ALL . ” the rock, and sur world‘known reputation in. : : v ° eg ae LDE HALL BUILDING, _ fal or exten-. Corner of Montgomery : My Mineralogist and practical min Chi us by their y handed. ‘five, but very Er 4,00 offered to . _ , « x , . Which they will please accept our thanks.— . . in to-Dr. F. W y Wi hae deat ad = FOr six WOES, 25.3.. . canes ep ' ea We visited, also, most of the gee mills ‘ 1 _. 7 . Main Streets, [Up Staira-} TERMS: a GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY MARCH -T1; 1856: io ecg soy ate cany ae go ¥ ie tins Gold Loutzenheiser’s Brick Building Corner of Auburn and . * 4] 4 Se Dr. L. J. CZAPKAY’S . pence preteen a J. SLAPEAY. a sarge oe PeSenne ee i) faciliti ing ery—-A New Process . in the same localities, great facilities o* a Grand Medical and : Pete Pee 2 e the great seases 13,.pew, "Ailunknown to others; Surgical tmatitute. . henke hibeaie ochentes iene, "hy lett ING, IN GRASS VaLizy.~ x . PRIVATE AND CHRONIC DISEASES, AND DR ‘ § ' . : NO:.25: a se er ” segs the & worst atonce, hole truth, for ITo had rather know 2an to live im suspense. Lhad lost about 30 pounda ™"y72 . Of flesh, and knew that hé, vt least, could not eure ‘. me, and that asI was then going on, death must soon ; count me as one of its victims. TN + f oF Cra ed: his opinion, . I told him not tofcarto: tell -mét h® This physician then told me that my ease was incurable, and that I shad better not tak , mor lieines. sai 3 . J . ey : ¥ OU N G ; i ) 7 M.D. co eeeR Te Oe Pee Oe aa VOE#3. : fn at destined adi Meas Sach taatene’ ls ar i wae 8 fast tending to pulmonary’con, +f . sumption. I then despaired of obtaining any relief: Gorner of Montgomery and California Sts. l A L a e RAY, U E THE SUPPRESSION OF > 78~ Over Wells, Parco & Co’ : and saw that unless something was done to mitigate ti: QUACKERY #7 Rijiress erg bs yA . G's. “BR . the complaint, a eppuls be numbered with the dead, . : xXpr >, San Franciseo.: . for what is worse. be a raving g maniac. Happening . T TENDING & RESIDENT PHYSI to ppening aN¢ by =. > pi or ac ising CIAN, L. J. CLAPKAY, late in the Hungarian Rev-{ valtcs = : . e one of your books. the Pocket Esealapiu: . Is the pioneer advertising Phy ee ie California, up my aha at tice to po ter cailynlt te ey ag ad different ores. . The amalganiating provess 1S) oluticnary War. ‘Chief Physician to the 20th Regi. #24 the only one who received a Collegiate Remarkable Indian Tradition. ifiteat . determination cf trying once more to geé relief, if you :or 1 en : ae < MATE APAR SPEBS Ry Snes very defective, a iv nd. the means Oi separation). sep means of Oy} ment of Honveds, e ees, Chief Surgeon to the Military : HosEducation, and is Qn. better qualified to treat q a would , undertake and has the eases .O,.h at e y “5 -hew thankful] am fer» tradition in expe: The following retharkable Indian to perfect the process by which} from the Ganeu s injudiciously applied. — Pitalof Pesth, Hungary, and lecturer on Diseases of . eure e cases of private disease than, any other . that determination !. 1 commehgadi-twhing(the. miGw will be read with considerable interest in. pe wane. to Getect and. seve . ” pe re I a H c e i e er in iy ey ee, eee CK, spor rellenenee age" a patige® pe gf powers, restored to perfect health. 1 sia ‘connection. with the accounts of the late wantities where all other . Have@tenclearly denidnstrated to.us.by as ‘po e H e Amiicted .—Dr L Ceapkay has o p e n e d his . P* Nst thxoughout the state. — YVS_ . _. not fail to recommend EA you to any of my friends that . sopiest Gf car ays’ made on tailings from . institnte for the cure of all forms of private Diseases (xo rrC TI ON AL DEBILITY, or Sépii Weaksess:: . TeUPte inal Assistance, earthquake at San Francisco. It was origifor a man that can cure ~OPaperating havé failed to-tedifferent mills, broaght to us by the owners, suchas Syphilis, Gonorrhea, Nocturnal Emissions, a case aw Dr. YOMNG, addresses those ¥ Se gave injured . bad as mine was, can cure ey ery disease ‘that flesh is weis‘believe, im the*“Alta published, if. The restilts of their aswhich assays were made publicly, and for the and all the consequences of self-abuse. In the first themselves by private and impropeMme indulvences in heir to, if there is life enough in the system to brild pub » Bally stages of Syphilitic or Gonorrhceal diseases, he guarthe’secret and solitary habit which mins the body upon. Receive my most sincere and heartfelt thanks California,” some six years ago, and appearand black adn, as stated in correctness of which we stand responsible. antees a ‘cure ina few days, without inconvenience to and ‘ind, unfiting them for either husWUESS or society. and esteem, S. W. REIGHLEA. the pati ent, or-hindrance to his business. ‘ed with the assurance that the facts embodied their letter, When a The-following are some of the sad and melancholly efMine No. 1—Assay No. 1, quartz tailings, not truly astonishing. and if ev. patient, by neglect, or improper trea é ‘net 3 *% ca me siecle Sa * — + tment, has develfects produced by early habits of youth, viz : Weak:S8an Francisco, June 21, 1855. ton. per $18 concentrated , were derived from a perfectly reliable source. enone qua they claimcan be accomDEAR Sin—I have not, bad one single fit since I oped the secondary symptoms of Syphilis such as buness. of the back and Limbs, pain in the head, dimness contailings, quartz 2, No. Assay do.— Do. boes, or painful swellings on the groins, or Ulcers in of sight,.loss of muscular power, palpitation of the commenced taking your medicines ; I am also gaining Among'the old men of the Indian Tribes plished by the aid of their newly discovered the throat and nose, which, if not checked, destroy h centrated $144 per ton. t, dyspepsia, nervousness, irritability, derangestrength every day. The troublathat I: had, which who until recently lived in the vicinity of chemical process for saving gold, the discov. Mine No. 2—Assay No. 3, tailings, not conthe soft parts and cause the bones to mortify, seperment of the digestive orgins,, genera] debility, symp. Vas the cause of the fits is also leaving me very, fast, nta ct I thin k Iam enti ate rely and com e away well. but.if yen think it: , leav ing the suff erer an obje ct hide : &e: con of toms sun ipt ion ,. San Francisco Bay, were preserved legendary ery will prove the introduction of a new era centrated, $54 per ton. ous to behold; or when splotches'and pimples break . «MENTALLY, the featiyl effects on the mind are more . best I will take medicine, a short time longe. It is Do. do.— Assay No. 4, tailings, concentratout upon the skin, or when he has painful swellings ‘to be dreaded. Loss of memory, confusion of ideas; . oaly about two months. since I conmenced taking tales of their forefather’s achievements, and in mining in. this State. Gold is our great upon the bones, or when his constitution is injured depression of spirits, evil forebodings, aversion te your prescriptions,and althovgh you told me it would ton. per $18 ed, still the facts embraced in the sketch below staple, and any scientific discovery or inven. tak e fro m thre e to so as to pred four months, yet I feel . pepfaetly ispo se to cons umpt ion or othe r cons titu poci ety, love of soli tude , timi dity , &c., are som e of wellal Mine No. 3—Assay No 5, tailings, concenrea dy. Ifeel sorry thatJ did not visit you at tional disease, the Doctor guarantees a cure or asks no the evils. produced. _ live in recollection. Itis said of these Intion calculated to insure an increased pro-. : trated, $720 per ton. compensation. All persons who artafflicted with an of y the above first, and not allow. myself to be led away by the vain ‘dians, that there are those who have welduct of gold dust, should interest every man . Mine No. 4—Assay No. 6, tailings, concenIn Rheamatism, chronic or acute: in Dysénterty, or grmptoms, stiould not fail ta call at oree of Dr Yount boasting of these quacks that copy your sty’e of busine ss, and the reb y imp ose upon the public. Ther and bg rest ored ton. to per $288 trated, perf ect heal th. Le t. no fal Diarrhoea, he has safe and effectual Remedies, For se delides comed their parents’ return from hostile exin the State. poi led me of my mon gy,-anif d Thad not stopped’ eacy prev ent you but appl y imme diat ely, and Do. do.—Assay No. 7, the same tailings . the treatment of the consequences of self abuse, such save tak ing thgi r vile cursions into the country lying near Monterstuf f, they would have robbed me of you rse lf fro m the dre adf ul and awf These gentlemen have spent weeks in al consequences of as noturnal emissions, nervousness, timidity, head ‘ after cuncentration, $6 per ton. ey, by a route along the sea coast, passing Amador county, and so far as we can learn Mine No. 5—Assay No. 8. tailings, not con or } { i my,life also. this terrible malady. ache, pains in the back and limbs, with general weak Iam beyond danger, and shall ever consider you the Weakness of the Organs. . ness, loss of appetite, loss of memory, injury to the savi or of wy life. over a country since submerged, and where their experiments satisfied . ar e eo mp le te ly cu re d an d ful l vi ton. go per r res $2888 tar sight, centrated, restlessnes ed! s, tonfusion . of ideas, dislike for soall those who took . Dea r Sir —Pu bli sh this if you consider it worth your. ciety, an’ a feeling of weariness of life ; with the ner& Ddeane Dr. J. C. YOUNG, : the opening of the bay 6f San Francisco now the pains to examine the results, of Assay of Black Sand, tailings from digwhil e, for I wis h to proclaim to the world your worth, the realivous sysfem so excitable that slight noises shock or . \ Cor. Montgomery and California Sts., up stairs. that every ene. who needs t:phy¥sician know may gings worked with mercury. =~ lies. “Put this and that tegether,’” and at ty as wellas startle the patient, making his existence Miserable.— . .* the great value of the discovwhé re to call , and be sure of avoi ding dece Im it and impo rt an t to Mi ne rs . Fr For the above maladies the Doctor will guarantee a> av el er s, Et c. position. Yours, till death, the same time keep in mind the severe “‘stiak. ery. Wehave seen specimens of the dust! Hydrate of iron, very fine, $140 per ton. cure or ask no compensation. He can be consulteds GEO. MARSHALL. HERE is no malady of deeper importance, either To J. C. You ng, M. D. Ass ay of the sam e, ver y coar se; 10-tf $25 00 per . frog of enar ge, and invi tes all to call, as it will cost -in a medical or moral point of view, to which thé ing”’ which occured in that vicinity some two extracted from fine black sand, and from that : ton. gag gaa gt $e nothing, and may be much to their advantage. human family is more liable than that arising from or three weeks since, and the reader will demore coars . YJ. Czapkay is daily receiving applications, jmpure connections Tailings not concentrated mean, as they e, or what is termed “hydrate of. , eyery part of this-State and from Oregon and As a Medical man it is the duty of every physician tive new light concerning the geograpiaical iron.’”’? The process, of course, is only known . Tun out from the mills; the concentrated are idgton Territories, fer treatment of every form to look at disease as it affects health and fife; atid bis F a l : EE. ML EN DE RS ON , begs leave to the sulphurets remaining after panning off the 1 structure of California and the changes she to those gentlemen, who claim to be the dissease, and there 1s not one who will come forsole Object should be tomitigate, as far as lies in his inform his friends and the public,in genera \ arg and express dissatisfaction; on the contrary, the ie eery the bodily suffering. Human nature at best silex, &c., which are in the average of from that he has removed from. Mil to Main tS may have undergone within a very brief pecover cgpr is in daily receipt of letters, expressive ef grat * 8 but frail. all are liable-to misfortune. ers, The chemicals are not costly, can 3 to 400 lbs. to the ton. ne xt doo r to the Sta r Ba ke ry , wh er e he ke ep s ¢on itude and thankfu lness, some of which are Of publish all ed the riod of time. ills that affect man none are more ter. Stantly on hand ; Patt hy te These assays were discontinued only on acbelow by permission. se er be made by themselves, and, as before re-. atibte than those of a y;rivate nature. Dreadfal as . The Lake of California. A La rg e count an of scarcity of d Varied Assortment of chemical agents; but itis in the per son who con tra cts it, fri¢ htful as are . marked. if future experimentz, on a more ex3 ( its Tavages upon his constitution, ending frecvently . AN INDIAN TRADITION. simpler tests were made by usand other genre BOOTS and SHOES, San Francisco, April 7, 1855. tended field, exhibit results one quarter as tlemen, at different times, giving approxi.To De. L. J. Czapkay, San Faancisco :—Dear Sir— Fjn destruction and a loathsome grave,” it becomes of . From some of the first Manufacturers in the United The aborigines of California, like those of . stil l gre ate r imp ort anc e, when it is transmitted to States. He invites th Befo havi re mad ng appl e icat to you, ion I liad call : ed grea as those t show by the n assa made ys ona e at te nt io mately abdut thelike average, = n of his fri end s an d every other portion of America, have long ino cen t offs prin g. Suc h bei ng the case how nethe public generally, to hisextensi upon several plysicians, from whom I obtained but }/ ve and varied Steck been fading away before the progressive limited scale, the road to wealth may be said . Now the average yield of thie crnde quartz little satisfaction. I was told by one that my stance cessary it becomes forevery one having the least confident that’ he-can suit any tas te, an d de te ri ni ne d rea son to fea r tha t the y hav e contracted the disease, . to be undersold by no one in march of civilization, or mixing with the to be open before them. But in thus accumurock at the mills (we até informed) is about . was incurable, and that the headache, dizziness, ner. th e Val ley . . 5 © >: sho uld att end to it at onc e by con $20 sul per ton, tin which g-some phy. , compared with the yield . vousnes, timidity, self-distrust, loss of memory, love BOOTS & SHOES of his own manufacture constantSpaniards who conquered them two centuries lating wealth, as the reward of long scientiot the tailings of the same, shows a loss of . 0f solitude, wanderings of my mind, and sometimes sician, whose respectability, and education, enables ly on hand and #@> Made to order at the shortest no ago. have lost their identity as aboriginies. im to war ran t a safe , spe edy , and per man ent Gare. tice =8__As he is determined to. work partial insanity, were evidences of organic disease ot i no th in g bu t fic resea they must conf a lasti bene . rch, er ng from one Lundred to five hundred per cent. nac cor dan ce wit h this nec ess ity ; ‘¢ their eastern brethren they are leaving UR YOUNG. feels the very, best material and having the brain, for which medicines would be of little ser-, ha d a pra cti cal ex call ed upo n to stat e tra t, by lon Here, then; is the cause of the disrepute g stu vice, dy «Having and. brought on these symptoms by my own exten, perienee of Twenty-three’ yearsin the Business {her ancient hunting grounds, the homes fit not alone upon the miner, for the world , in’ ‘into which quartz mining has faller’—here is . folly, I was almost frantic with despair, when T saw sive practice, he has bocome ‘perfect master of all} th e Uni ted St at as .a nd ‘i sepulchres of their fathers, and wanderwill be included. It will cost comparatively Eu ro pe ,; he fla tte rs him sel f. fho se dis eas es whi ch com e und er you r the adve rtis den emen omi t, nat and ion call ed upo n you. How grea t th at he wil l be abl e to giv the cause cf the loss of all the immense capie ent ire sat isfaction: in this ing they hardly know where, while the white but a trifle to put up the works necessary to of ven ere al; and having paid more attention to that Department. has been my relief! All the above symptoms have He ta ke s thi s oc ca si on to re tu rn his sin :: tal engulphed in if. Sinee 1851, quartz bas one bra nch tha n any bec ,on n reli e eved phy , besi sic ian . des which I have recovered my bodin the Uuited cere thanks for the continued 1, as by right divine, takes and calis their pa tr on ag e be sf ow ed onStat es, . test this process thoroughly, and we are glad . he feel s ily hims heal elf th. bet Beli ter evin been @nd is every day extracted from whete g that there are mary suffering qulified to treatthem. him for the past thtee afdv iands hisowa. But still they have their lea ha lf ye ar s, an d ho pe s“Syp hili s, in all its for in ms, the sam suc e man h ner as , you Ulc ers hav , e my Swe per lli mis ng sion to pubthe munificent hand of nature’s fr God has om plachis in cr ea se d St now oc even to learn that the incipient steps have been k and tacillties for doing busiand traditions, their and gends jn the Groins, Ulcers inthe throat, Secondary Syphilish this letter, and can refer any one to me for coness to me ri t a co nt in ua nc

e ed of it, to be strewn th in the e beds of the sa surme . li tf lis fires council Cut broken ane ous they gather around their Eru pti ons , Ulc firm era atio tio Grat ns, n. eful your ly s, Ter tuary Syphtaken in Amador to fully determine its value _. REMOVAL: . Pee —a mockery of palmier days—and tell, the practically as a gold saving agent. rounding creeks, where it lays almost in its H. L, THOMPSON. ee eeoe ee +t } MOUNTAIN. . CROCKERY & GLASSWARE ‘lis, Syphilis in Children, Mercureal Sy philitic Affections, Gonnorrea, Gleet, Strictures, False Passages, ‘Inflamation of the Bladder, and Prostrate Glands, The virgin state of fichness, having scarcely refathers to their sons, the tales of former . e a e plan of operating, as we Stockton, May 24, 1855. understand it, will . munerated the labor of the mea who brought times, which their forefathers had told them. £xcoriations, Tumors, Postules, etc., are as familliar Dear Sir—-Having entirely recovered from my sicksto it to hight. a hi m as th e mo st co mm _ Among the traditieas current among them before the Company, which has beer already on th in gs of: dai ness, {avail myself of this opportunity to return my tion. The evil known to us we have worked unis the fellewing which is certainly full of informed, to put up works for assaying on an thankful acknowledgments for the relief that you " The Dr. effects a cure, iti recerrt casés, ina few days profitably for years to remedy. To prove its ha ve gi ve me n . Wh en I th in of th k di e stressing bodiarid finds 40 terest. They relate that where the Bay of difficulty in curing those of long duraexistence earlier, and not to be able to. cure } ly weaknesses under which Ihave suffered, and thé extended scale, these to be located in a prop. San Francisco new is, was formerly a great tién, without submiting the patient to such treatnerv ousn ess, head ache , fear fuln ess, wan t of confi lake, longer and broader and deeper than the er position, and then assay tailings, black it, would have done no work, but we fee] hapdence, dizziness, restlessness, weakness in the limbs, ment as will draw upon him the slightest suspicion, or dblige him to neglect his business, whether within py and proud to-day tosay that it can be bay. According to their accounts this Lake sand, &c., &e., as they may be brought in; loss of memory, confusion of ideas, dislike for society doors A company. noctumal emissions and many other Symptoms, which Min banks and a small stream would flow to the pay a given price for the sand or tailings to} ing Association,” and several thousand dol tend personally to any further inquiries from The ridge of hills along the coast was then unbroken and served asa dyke to prevent about this discovery may obtain information. interested persons or stientific societies. the waters of the lake from escaping to tbe from Dr. Hatch, at his office on Second St. In ending this letter, already very lengthy. we will strongly recomme nd to’ any and all It is known that millions have been wasted Quartz Companies to look carefully td’ the above that of the ocean, and its waters exin this State for lack of the necessary knowlcompletion of solid tunnels in their works, or tended far up to*what is known as the Sacramento valley, and southward covering the edge to enable the owners of quartz ledges . the sin of the fathers will surely be visited and mills to save the gold after fhe rock was on the next generation, We would also advalley of the San Joaquin. ocean. cr. Believe me gratefully yours, M. MICHELS. To Dr. L. J. Czapkay, San Francisco. The level of the lake was many feet — NEV ADA.— There are in Lamps,. Globes, Lam/p-glasses and Wickings, Camphene, Lamp Oil, Alcohol and the*past year) that could furnish proof of this, but these are matters which require the nicest secresy, which he always preserves. All letters enclosing $10 will be promptly attended to’ Office hours from 9 A. M. to8 P.M. Address ~ J. C. YOUNG, M. D. Express Building, Corner of Montgomery and California Streéts, over Wells, Fargo & Co’s Express Department, ” dy howe AFFLICTED: Persons troubled with diséase PORTLAND, OREGON, May 15, 1853. . Dr. Czapkay—Dear Sir—Your medicine has béen taken according to direétiéns’ _ i feel a little weak yet; in every other way Iam almost entirely recovered, and think in a short time I shall be as well as ever. Everybody that knows me is wondering what made 2 Consisting of a new and full assortment of , Crockery, Glass, Brittania, Cutlery and Willow ware, California patients, (amounting to over two theusand then to me, and nothing afforded me the least gratification, whilst now I feel perfectly well and can enjoy lars are already subscribed. In a few days life tomy entire satisfaction. Knowing that there ocean seme thirty miles south of the present the owner. are many afflicted as I have been, you have my perwe will be with you, and will be glad to atoutlet to the Bay. mission to make use of this letter as you think propThose wishing to inquire more particularty . ADJOINING THE AMERICAN MARKET, The diet need not be changed ex cept in cases of severe inflamation. been formed . )ad made my life ntiserable; I can hardly express the gratitadeI feel, for my existence had become a burTailings N STREET, LEAS SS Ee ES eS SE nS Tene eee Company toassay for acertain portion, or here, named fhe “Quartz and rainy season, when it would overflow its or without. ~~ practical ly aud cheaply. was more than three hundred miles in length, from the surrounding mills and mines—the done under our sole direction has with no outlet to the ocean except in the gra} . BRD E P O T ” ICK STORE, MAI U a = . Thanks to your superior medical skill, Should peruse the following Lerrers or RECOMEN pitton, from Dr. J. C. YOUNG'S patients.. They are qietets offerings of gratitude to him for. benefits Feceived, and are proofs strong as Holy Writof his scientife attainments, .,No one can read them with Fluid. ; aE "y A splendid assortment of LOOKING GLASSES of all: sizes. The undersigned take pleasure to announce to their friends and the public generally that they al Ways Keep on hand afull assoriment of,theabove: named articles, and will also make it théir dutv to #ell them at the lowest possible prices. . , Country customers will do well to call and examine oie Stock oad: a TE gk rders promptly excuted, and goods. packed careTWHy:/? = ‘ SIMMONS & CO_N. B.—Every thing in the above liné hired fur Weddings, Balls, Parties, &., onreasonable terms. 3-3m JE Remember the “ Motxtaix Croexerr vise them, for their own interests, to employ out at once having comfdencé in him, and we confisuch a change, for some friends thought I had condently ma ke the assertion that péoplé afflicted with Srorg.” as Superintendents only men scientifically sumption, and others said I was going crazy. Well populous tribes of Indians dwelt, whose vilpri vat made with amalgamating machines which e or oth er dis eas es wil l cal l upoa him in prefand practical ly fitted for such responsib le sitI don’t know but they were both right, as I felt a good ferenc lages lined its shores. Indeed, if credence is e to any other physician in the country. On the banks of this lake, centuries ago, crushed. Hundreds of experiments have been to be given to the tales of Indians, the popuproved failures, and, if models of all these -lation of California will never equal those machines could be gathered into one room, ancient days, when the red men fished in the they ‘would form a real cabinet of curiosities fresh waters of the lake, and hunted their in the shape of inventions to save gold. deer undisturbed through the forests. This new.process may furnish the key to The hills along the coast are formed of + . a uations; Ft is @ deticate swhject to touch be fore presen? incumbents, but we are bent on truth, and it is more than apparent that much loss is due to’ bad arrangement, through want of knowledge. For heaven sake. and all in kindness, gentlemen, learn your professién, which is a noble one, and justice will surely be done to you by your grateful employers and shareholders. _ Yours, very truly, J. B. CHEVALIER. Wm. Dusuzeav. soft sand stone, and through this, the tradiunlock that book of knowledge so essential to tion relates, the water began to makea the highest successin mining. We hope a breach. which yearly grew wider, until it consummation so devoutly to be wished by burst threugh and among the hills with tre-} mendous power, leaving steep cliffs and pre-qnartz miners may certainly follow the more cipices to mark its way. And what was once extended experiments yet to be made by a lake. several handred miles in length, is ‘these scientific and persevering gentlemen, After thé above was in type, the following now a bay not ferty miles long. This may Such an expenditure of intellect and labor letter, from a citizen of Sutter Creek, to the have been the éause for such a change. but it Jack son Senti nel, came unde r otr notic e. meri t It succe ss. : attribute to reasonab would seem far more le M. Chevalier and his partner a¥e now in is dated Feb: 7th, and we copy it as evidence -it to some volcanic commotion which iu those Read deal both ways, and thought if 1 did’nt die soon I would like to. Iam not troubled any more with e missions, and the pain in my head and back, and the dizziness, titvidity, and the wish always to bé alone; 1 am not afraid to go in company now, and am not 60 easily scaredas IT used to be, when any little thing would set me trembling. week, which is the first I have done for six months, and the thought of it dont discourage me like it used to,. ing to your medicine and advice. You may publish this if you want to. Yours, &c. " SACRAMENTO, May 1591855. R. J. C. YOUNG, DEAR SIR—Please sénd nie some of them and likely to live a long time vét, and with Dear Sir—Such is the thankfulnessI feel for thé strength enough to work with the strongest of them preservaticn of my health of both body and mind, Doctor, Iwill send every one to you that lokd to me and I believe of my life, that I hope I will not be considered intrusive in tendering my thankfi#l acknowl days inight have been as prevalent there as this city, and will visit San Francisco to of the views entertained by those who have life a boon worth preserving, when it had become a pests of society, yclept *‘professors’”’ and high soundbur too gre for me to bea Vic as I was to the at r. tin n i they are now in Mexico and Central America. purchase such machinery and materials as witnessed the experiments described in the vice that had undermined my constituffon, and deing titled men, who, if the facts were known, are men. How far this tradition can be corroborated, who “‘ Jeft their country for their eountry’s good.’ vel a tra ope of ner in d sym vou su pto as ner s ch ms, vou s abov e ¢Omm unic atio n. The writ er of the may letdebility, Keadaché, distressing timidity , self-distrist, Publish this letter, Doetor, if you wish, and I -Réve be need ed for the “wor ks” to be erec ted must be determined by those who have the ter fo the Sentinel appears to have been fully means. But no one who has witnessed the in Amador., tatis fied of the success of the assays, from his Below wefgive the letter, which we think passed the singular entrance of the Bay, call“own vbse rvat ion.”” We make the following will be gene fall y read : ed the Golden Gate, with its perpendicular steep bluffs around San Francisco, or has ‘ walls, or has seen the no less singular bluffs of Raccoon Straits, a few miles north of San , S$crrer Creek, Amador Co., } Me ou ge Feb. Ast, 1856. extract from said letter : “Ft may be of service to the readers of your paper, to-be informed of. a very interesting Francisco, can for a moment doubt but that Dear Sir :—We left for a journey in thé visit to-our they were fotmed by some powerful agency, towa of two chemists and min: quart mines z of Amad or Count y, and here is’ eralogists, Messrs. Chevalier and, Dusuzeau. either fire OF water. our promised report of them. “Veni some of those who humbugged me may see it and sleep bad tur one night. of resolution, besides a loss of strength and energy, which had made my waking mogients wretched and my sleep unrefreshing, and was fast bringing me to the grave, but, thanks to your skill, am _ restored to health, vigor, andenergy. Hoping to guide others where they may find relief, you have my permission to make this public. Tey yiew LEONARD WAITE. Tr Dr L. J. Czapkay, San Francisco. . GRASS VALLEY, JUNE 8, 1855. EAR SIR :—The last medicine you sent me has . done the business. Iam now peffectly well and Gratefully yours, r Yours Truly, GEO. DAVIDSON. wish to give my testimony to the, publie in favor of your skill, I was troubled with,a com leation of dis? esses, brought on by that soul déstrovidg habit of self 225? V2 .we THE AURORA HOUSE, formerly kept by C.G. MORGAN, situated on Main St. We invite all our friends and the public generally, to give us a call, as we are well satistied that we can give general satisaction. No pains will be spared to make. this one of the best, Most quiet-and comforta -: ble Hotels in. town. , Our table will be furnishe d with the very best the market affords. Connected with. this house may be found spuerior accomodations for Teamsters in the -way of . Barns, Wagon Yards, Sheds, &¢.’ AGF Also a good supply of Hay and Grain. ; DERMAN & MORDOFF. Grass Valley, Sept. 10, 1855. , fault ifany one dies for want of medical treatment. { will do all I can to keep the affiicied aw:y from those dizziness, love of solitude, loss of m&€mory and want ciug to the People of Grass Valley and Vicinity a as though he needed’ a physieiin. It shall not be my edgments for restoring me to health, and:making my £, THE UNDERSIGNED, take pleasure in announ MARYSVILLJu Ene , 10TH, 1855.. Old Favorite Stand, known MBa advised me to go home and die, but instead of going home I called upgn you, and here Iam as welias any D3 ; “ howI was and that my friends all said I was in cotsumption, ard the Iioctors up here gave me up, and JOSEPH RATH. Something New! that we have purchased and taken possession of the ing noise in his head, weak back, loss of memory, and is generally debilitated; he is Giscouraged and has not confidence enough to calland sée you. Itéld him Indeed, I feel iike another man, and it is all ow ee ee \ of the medicines you prescribed in my case. I have a friend here who is troubled in exactly the same way thatI was. He has nightly emissions, ring I have been at work this an them carefully, ye that need medical assistance, and then lose no timein consulting him while there is time left to cure you in. weakness int my limbs haye left me, and so has the a 155 3. 51-tf SACRAMENTO. 155 3. PIONEER Music STORE. DOUGLISS & DALE, . ‘ Ch oN , s 155 J Street, Sacramento City, IMPORTERAN S,D DEALERS IN ce? Me Sa a so«oa : Musical Instruments, pollution, and complaints caught by connection with . Base aud bad persons of the opposite sex. I have becn treated . CELLOs, SNARE Dgums, Vrottws, ViorinGUITARS, FLorEs, Bansos, CLaR ’ vidi, . They have come here from San Francisco, to On the hills around San Francisco fresh “ ‘Ma rys vit ir, Ju ve 3d, 185 5: by some of the best physicians, ay weil as by those . vici,” proud ly wrote the great Roma n, and make public assays of our quartz’ tailings, water shells ate found, and the small island IO NE TT S, AC CO RD EO NS an Dr. L. d J. Fi Cz ap vr ka Sa iy y, n Fr as an , ci sc qua o— cks ha Si who ve r— use infe I d’ st this stat é, apd by the m alt give n up. proud would we feet, if after havin vaner g of Yerba Buena, whick lies directly opposite black sand tailings, &c. The results of their the last of your medicine, and do not think I shall need, as incurable ;, but being advised }? a frie id who had:. 2, &6. &e . &c &c . quish natur we could write that we had e, ed any more as I feel very well, except that I have not been benéfitted by your scientifiie treatmen® to eail . 8@” Mew Music received by every Steamer ; Also experiments have been truly astonishing. the town, rising out of the Bay at least one . — entirely got my strength yet, but soon will with the upon you, I did so and feel gratélul to him for the in' First Quality Italian Violin and Guitar Strings. vanqu also the preju of quart dices ished z They show plainly to’ the most’ incredulous, appetite that LRave. It is just three weeks, you may formatio hundred feet, is completely covered with . n, and still more thankful to you for the care . opera in their injud proce iciou tors eding s s.— T O Y S , G A M E S & CHILDRENS th at we ar shells, whieh fats go far to prove the truth . e losing from'50 to 75 percentof rec oll ect, since Lealled at your Institute, with my and good advice you gave me, as wellas for the effica. . P R E Truth no matte how kindl expre is alS ssed, , y r E N T S , con sti tut ion 4s I , th ou ght, entirely broken, and nevcious medicines you prescribed If any of the attic. the gold from our quartz and other diggings. of that tradition, which has no doubt becn —lIn Great Variety. : ways unpal to those whose want of atabl e er pp t e e wo ul be d abl e to cu re me perfectly, ted should see this let them be sure that it is a vol. They profess to he able to save all that we bu handed down frém from former generations B t thought you might be able to do something to untary offering in gratitude for the blessings of health I L L I A R D knowl is forcib show by its exposi n ly edge B A L L S . th ro aw w ay, and from my own observation I ease the pain‘in my back and head, and strengthen received from you, and also given with a fervent wish as marking an efd no less important in InGibb’s CUE WAX. Cue Leathers, Cue Chalk, Baga tion, but as chemi and miner we alogi sts sts, -: have no doirbt of their abilities for success. my limbs, which’ were so weak that they would althat it may he of =seryie? to thosé, sifferiny as E did ; telle Tables and Balls, Boxing Gloves: Ba dian tradition than fhe deluge is in sacred ck ga mm on impos upon ourse a duty for the benefi lves ed t mo st give way. under me, when I walked, and to and now may God bless pou in’ your efforts to. igssen< and Cribbage Boards, Bird Cages, Their assays willbe published in the Sacra: history. This event may have taken place a Ch il dr en ’s Ca rr ia of the whole count @nd we now publi cly ry, st re ng th en ne 'm rv y es so oe me nto and San Francisco pipers. They have and'tremble at every litthat I would not get excited the sufferings of the human family, and may ail good. ges, &c.: Ke. 25 dis thousand years or even twenty centuries tle thing. Now that you citizens assist you to drive from the community.those disch it. arge in givin 43 Country Dealers will do well to vive. ais a call fearle g the ssly result s opened a subscription, and intend forming « know what I expected, you may judge of my satisfacleeches that prey upon the public by false pret ago, as the fradition affords no data as to as we will sell at; WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, as' low: ensi ons of our assay and pract invest ical s igatio ns. when it occutted. }t is 4 sabject well worthy , The quartz veins or spurs in Amador are company, to be. called the Quartz Tailings tion-at my complete recovery from those symptoms of eminence in the modical world. gt ! as any House in California. Instruments Tuned and Yours Eternally, Mining Association. of Amador County, with and the removal of those splotches and sores from Repaired. of study, and which may throw some light as JOH N BUR GES S. DOU GLA SS & DAL E,: . immensely rich, and, so far, but sparingly a capita may skin, and the ulcers from my throat, and this end0-3uu To Dr. J. C. You San ug, Fran cisc o. 155 J Street, Sacramento. l of $2 0. 000, in one hundred sbares to the origin of the gofd dust, and the m&anof tir e st op page of those emissions, which you said were worked In point of miner they are aliza .. tion $200 each, the capital to be repaid to share-} principally fhe cause of my sicknéss. uer of its distribution over so large a tract of perfec and promi to rival, if not to super t, se Bs . _PLA TO CERV ILLE , MAY PR 25; OP 1855. ER TY HO LD _I hol ca ER der n ha S, rd s bef tel ly ore yo l u wh the ic y hi th rec s é gre eiv country. ate e an st, my y jo ben y efi t. the m* cede in continuation any mines of the same .R. J. C. YOU NG— Dea r Sir: Word s cann ot exor my sur pri se, for ex ce pt no t ha vi ng ful ly go t my selves out of the operatioh. Sucha discovfAnd all who Contemplate press the grati tude I feeli s due to you for the strength, I feel as well as any man can feel. War ts Ir ?—Why is it that California sevformation known in the world. Apart from ery is of vast impo TH E ER EC rtance to our county, and TI ON ben OF eti I BUI have t recei LDI ved NGS from . your . truly inva lpab le, En cl os I ed se nd yo u Tw en ty Dol lar ov s er your the gold perce ivabl e in the rock, the great est en per cent bends are selling in New York at if you will confer the favor of publishing chargé, and +hink myself chcaply cured. ‘If you think’ course of, treatment of my case, while prescribing foy . The undersigned is prepreed.to contract for the me. amou of gold lays in the differ sulph nt I'thi urent nk I'can not justi fy myse lf with out givi ng . an yb od wil y be l ben efi tte yo d, u ma y pu t thi the s let se fac 16 per cent discount, white Duited States six ts ter ts, it ma y hel p the m’i the n ir und erthis small token of my thankfulness and estéeni, for . of iron and copper, which they abundantin th e ne ws pa pe rs . . Bri ck oF fra me Stor es, Dwe lli ngs tak , ing ., In . exp ect ati of co on ns um ma the ti ng yo have cent bonds are selling in the same market for been the mean s of savi ng my life, and re. Believe me 4 ly contain; as well asin the bydrates, carobject, the whole of Sutter and .Amador 16 per cent premitm? The interest of the burets and oxides of iron. All these envelop the gol d in its metallic bat almost impalpable one is paid as promptly as that of the other. sta te, and not hin but g a chemical and metalWhy then should there be 32-per cent differ lurgic treatment of these different ores will ence in their value, in the same market?’ It! compel them to abandon the gold to a good might be expeeted that there would be a) process of amalgamation, and hinder them trifling discrepancy ; but why so much? Can from interfering with the reunion of the amalgamated: atoms at the separation from any one tell”. the sands, gratefully yours, . . Qua rtz Mill s, Saw Mill s and Bui ldi ngs , storing .to me that health which Ihave so long de. THOMAS HAYDEN. OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, AND CARPENTER spaired of.enjoying. Ihad for a long time, (four. ae creeks have been staked out in ‘mining’ }* co ; WORK GENERALLY. ts Na sabe ears) been troubled with that most dreadful scourge . claims, below the quartz mills, for the tailAaeSpermatorrheea, or Local Weakness, Nervous . of young people, seminal weakness, or nocturnal e. The Citizens of Grass Valley, Nevada, Rough: & ReaDebility, Low Spirits, Lassitude, Weakness of the. missions, Which so weakened me, both bodily ‘and . dy, and the County generally, may find it-to their ings they contain.” in @imbs and Back, Indisposition-end Incapability for La. mentally, that I was obliged io give up mining alto. ! terest to consult me beforecontracting with other parIt is proposed by some Democrats to change bor and Study, Dullness of Apprehension, Loss of gether. Iconsulted one of the best physicians, (so ties. A thorough knowledge of the business will ena Memory, Aversion to Society, Love of Solitude, Timidcalled) in the mountain districts, and afier a careful < me to give satisfaction in all cases; and to conthe motto upon our national coat of arms, ity, Self-distrust, izziness, Head Ache, Involuntary . exarination of my case he rave me medicines, I tract for work at the lowest paying rates. \\ cont inue d wnle , Eyes, the of Affectio r side, the in Pains Dischar ns ges, bis trea tient for three monties with. JAMES E. WOLFE. following: the substitute and Pimepleson the Face, Sexual and other Infirmitiesin . out recciving any benetit, in fact I grew worse from) Addvess—Aurora House, or Pacific Express, Grace man are cured without fail by: the justly celebrated week to week, until at last I got discouraged andaskValley. “Erin go Unum, E Pluribus Bragh.” 1-tf i