April 2, 1858 (4 pages)

M9 le A ID sale UR oo ee oe ‘ Lee’s New Narionat Circus.—We i8sarn that Lee, the indefatigable cireus ian, has been for seme time organizing 4 tompany of a superior character, and will in a few days start out on a regular totr through the mines, opening first at Stockton. It is said that the new establishtnent will embrace some of the best performers that could be found in EuCost or Living iN San Francisco; A Goov Hir.—While Miss Heron The Bulletin and other papers have . was playing “Camile,” at Detroit, the been filled of late with accounts of liying in the Bay city, The spicy little Call has a good take off: Item—got up inthe morning with headache ; went down town and took a bottle of soda. $0 12 rope and America, and the horses and} Item—doing me no good, swallowall the appointments are of the choicest eda brandy cocktail... a5 selection. A few facts in connection . Item—before [ got through, two with the proprietor may not prove uninteresting to those interested in the show business. 1851, and made his debut before the public as a posturing performer, in company with his children, in the various theMr. Lee came to California, . Item—Threw down a$ friends entered, whom I asked to drink, did’nt refuse..---50 50 piece, when barkeeper understood me to point te cigars ; handed over box; fiiends helped themselves.-. 25 aters throughout the State, and was so. Item—bid good bye ; met Rapid ; suceessful that he conceived the idea of establishing a traveling circus company. Neither energy nor money was spared to bring together the best equestrian . Item—road expenses : talent, and consequently the enterprise was crowned with success. Having deproposed drive to the Lake House got wagon and two horses, at $15 50 OWS ey esl Drinks; two treats to Rapid’s one 1 50 00 termined to widen the field of his opera. Items—at Lake House : Three games billiards ; lost two Two treats again, to Rapid’s one tions, he embarked for the Sandwich Islands, and after a brilliant series of performances there, he returned and erected the National Amphitheater in this city. The expense of this building was $50,000; and, as an illustration of California investment of capital, and consequent depreciation from the original cost, we would mention that the same property was recently sold for the trifling sum of $11,000. During his prosperous career in this State, Mr. Lee} made a voyage to Europe expressly for the purpose of procuring the services of new equestrian talent, and has expended large sums, not only in the prosecution of his business, but in making liberal donations for public and charitable purposes. It is stated that the amount of his contributions for the latter object was not less than $50,000. To the different fire departments in the State he donated some $20,000; to public schools, $10,000; to Masonic, Odd Fellows and other be. nevolent societies, $10,000; to religious institutions, $5,000 ; indigent persons, $9,000. reer of prosperity, Mr. Lee was obliged from Various untoward circumstances to } succumb at last and encounter the frowns . of fortune. He was not the individual, however, to stay crushed; and his energies, through the assistance of warm . triends, have enabled him to fit ont anew . the most brilliant establishment that has . ever visited the Pacific coast.— Union. and to CALiFoRNIA CONGRESSMEN. — The . a plan of co-operation with the Ladies i Butte Record makes the following just Notwithstanding a ea. remarks under this head : The law of Congress of 1842, requires “Shall be elected by Districts composed of contiguous territory, equal in number to the number of Representatives to . whith the said State may be entitled, no one District electing more than one / the United States. that . Representative.” It will be seen our Members merely hold their seats by suffrance. 1 no longer, but send them back to be elected according to law. MinsrreL Deap.—Albert Morgan, formerly one of Bachus’ Minstrel troupe, died at San Francisco on Thursday of last week. Ricuest Leavin tun Country. the Marysville Express says the Brush Creek Quartz Company's Lead, situa. ted ove mile and a half from the Mountain House, on the road leading from the Mountain House to Forest City, by far, the richest lead known in all the northern region of country. It discovered in June Jast, but has not been worked until recently. The rock so far crushed has averaged $100 to the ton! is, ands of dollars. ‘The owners are Messrs, Watson, Morgan, ‘laylor, Johnson & ! Co. re . Tre Deervest MINING Suarr.—The . } déepeést shaft sunk in California is upon >the quartz load of Hayward & Robinson, at Sutter Creek, Mariposa county, and is 315 feet deep. } the rock has improved asthe shaft has gone down, and now pays $20 per ton. This shows the inexhansiible wealth of the veins of gold-bearivng quartz. Tertitic SNow SrorM.—The storm . of Wednesday last was the most severe ofthe season. One Mexican and mules, belonging to a train, perished near La Porte, andtwo citizens of St. Louis were brought into that town in. sensible.— North Cal. Mastopen Tootru of a small creek putting into Salt river, a branch of Eel river, near its mouth. The tooth had eight points, and was supposed to have been one of the back upper teeth. half pounds when found, but had been reduced considerably by the points and roots having been partially broken off. ATTACKED By A Witp Beast.—The = ‘ i. PORES Folsom J¥spatch mentions a report in. its neighborhood, on 27th March, that John E. Lake, well known in its loeality, had been horribly mutilated about a mile up the American river, by some . wild animal. An ANGRY DAD DETERMINED To Ssoor Somespopy.—A miner near Buekeye, Shasta county, took to wife lately an interesting young lady, without the consent of her papa, who was named Nieman. Tne Shasta Courier, tells the sequel, as follows. The old gentleman loaded himself with a full charge of lightning whisky. and his rifle with the proper al owance of lead and powder, and repaired to the yicinity of the residence of the man who robbed him of his daughter, and not finding him at home, went gunning after one of his partners, [a Mr. Low] at whom he tried his skill ata distance of about 75yards. The ball just missed the cabesa of the unofiending partner. T ERPSICHOREAN.—Somebody deseribes the absurd appearance of a man dancing the Polka in this wise: “He looks as though he hada hole in his pocket, and was trying to shake . a shilling down the leg of his trowsers. Should they heed the infa. mous resolutions of our Legislature, we . the subject has been sent to each Grand trust the House will exteud its courtesy . Lodge in the United States from the Was . There seems to be no end to the} lead, and it will pay hundreds of thous. © . higcge : . tion of those antique, unfashionable foThe quality of} six . . . . t . . . . }man has discovered that in the original . of the scriptures the word translated . ; as 00 00 50 aI Dinner with wine After dinner, Rapid paid for ci Pate. Siok ee come ttetient =< Items—going home : Felt good; drove fast; ran against a milk wagon and broke our hub ; afterwards assessed at 10 00 Five drinks on the road : paid for three GEE DENS SON cok Se aa Sa Items in town ; Felt pretty jolly; met seven friends in front of Barry Patten’s; asked them to drink; did’nt re50 2 25 After drinking several times at others’ expeuse, Rapid and myself went to the theater; I paid 2 Theatre out, went to Bank Exchange and spent.. Scat About one o’clock,Rapid and myself (singing tight,) started up town ; made a good deal of nvise ; arrested and taken to the Station House for being drunk and disorderly; gave name as John Smith; came to, shortly after; deposited $10, and went home. Next day saw in evening paper’s police report ; “John Smith, drunk and disorderly ; bail forfeited.’ 10 00 Item—room rent. fire, ete., $: mouth 00 25 PurcHaskt oF Mr. Vernon.—The Grand Lodge of Virginia have adoptec is Mt. Vernon Association. It by a small but adequate assessment of each ? : : : . Mason in the United States, (one dollar that in each State the Representatives . each,) with the single condition that they shall have full liberty to oecupy . the premises one day in each year There is stated to be an aggregate of 350.000 of the fraternity in The “Southern Mamembers tron,” as President of the Ladies Mount . Vernon Association, has gratefully ac. cepted the proposition, and a circular on Graud Lodge of Virginia. BipuicaL QuEsTIOoN.—A_ reverend “servant” should be rendered “raseals,” that the literal translation. For is . iustance—*Paul. a frascai’ of our Lord . and Savior, Jesus Christ.” j } Shakspeare tells of “trascal’’——-meaning lean, miserabie looking—deer;: it is stpposed to be typical of the poverty stricken appearjance of the disciples and early Christians. We hope the author of the “Giant Judge” will dive into the matter and clear it up. It would be somewhat humiliating if the devoted worshippers in the seventy-thousand-dollar Bush street . church were listening to the observations of ragged, “rascal” apostles. They . do not imitate the walk and conversagies, however, and when the imaginative and historical Doctor had dressed up Paul and Peter, “and them,” fit to appear in fashionable churches, the venerable old gentlemen would hardly know themselves—at least, they would . not, if the same artist sketched them who drew those miserable illustrations of Samson. Like Hutchings’ Magazine, the Doctor’s artist is ‘eminently Californian,” and under his pencil we shoutd expect to see Paul preaching on Mars Hill tn a swallow tail coat, from a San Francisco slop-shop, and with a bellcrowned hat of the time of Andrew Jaekson’s boyhood: while John, instead wild-lone¢y eomb in his hand, would have a patent leather belt with a revolver and crevicing-knife, with a fiftyFOUND IN Hvum-. RnoLpT Country.—A petrified mastodon . tooth was recently picked up in the bed It weighed three and a} pound flour sack strapped on his back Indeed, the Doctor's illustrator is particularly unfortunate in conveying an exjact idea of h’s own eonception to the . spectator. We have heard it argued . that his picture, which, we think he designed to represent Samson earrying off the gates of Gaza, was only a sketeh of the “Big Jailor,” Estell, earrying a box of beans and spoilt beef to the State Prison, at San Quentin. If he couldn’t make the Apostles look like “rascals,” nobody could.— Triniy Journal. JounN MUST HANE HIS Opitum.—The following colloquy, according to the Placerville Index, took place recently, . between the Carson Valley expressman, {Thompson,] and a Celestial, as the former was jeaving the Valley : Sick Chinaman— You come California, i John? Expressman—Yes. Sick Chinaman—You heep shabby— you name Thompson? : Expressman— Yes. Sick Chinaman—-You putty good, John—me heep sick--Carson Valley no opium—me telly you bymby all Expressman—How much do you} want, John! 33 : ae Sick Chinaman—Fibe pounds—all . same—shabbe ! SIMMERING out. . heaviest blower, says: well died out, and Gen. Walker, at last accounts, Was seeking repose at the residence of his father at Nashville. of a girdle of skins about his loins anda . . Chinaman no opium hab got—bymby . . Chinaman all heep sick—heep all die. . Down.—The Walke . Filibuster excitement is evidently dying . The New Orleans Delta, Walker's . “The fillibuster excitement has pretty audience and the actors were much disturbed by the barking and howling of a dog in the vienity of the theatre, and this howling became excessive during au effective scene; at last, “Camile,” in declining an interview witha visitor, thus addressed ker maid: “tell the Count he need not wait, Iam not well, and cannot go out to-night ; and stay—one moment. Find some one to hang that dog.” The addendum, says the Free Press, was given in a lower tone voice, but was distinctly audible, and gave rise toa cheer which overcame even the gravity of the actress for the moment. ESET TE EE OT OTE EO EE KEYSTONE WARKET. Main Street, near the Bridge. A McALLISTER having established himself at fi. the old stand of CHARLES Kent,respectfully announces himself ready to supply omimunity with = best of BEEF, PORK and ML TON, Fresh and Salt" The Market will be regularly and constantly supplied with GAME OF EVERY VARIETY to be obtained such as DEER, HARE, DUCKS, GEESE, CHICKENS. QUAIL, &e. Vegetables also, kept constantly on hand. Old friends and the publie at large are desired to eall, Satisfaction in every respect is confidentially believed will be given. : Nevada, March 26, 1858. tf GEORGE THALHLE & Ob. Wholest'¢ Dealers in PINE WINES, BRANDIES, : Liquors, &c. Cor er K and 2d sts. Sacramento. 4 Agency for the sale of California Wines from the elebrated vineyard of Dr. White, Los Angeles. deel1 W. 8. SPEAR H. I. THORNTON. Spear & Thornton, Jounsellois and Attorneys at Law DOWNIEVILLE, CALIFORNIA. \ TILL PRACTICE inthe Courts of the Fourteenth Judicial District and the Supreme Court. Downieville, Feb. 27, 1857. HENRY MEREDITH. THOMAS P, HAWLEY Meredith & Hawley, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, Office—Kidd & Knox’s Brick Bnilding. C. T, OVERTON. Knox & Overton, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, OFFICE—On Broad street, 2d door above Pine. jan22 WM. J. KNOX, STANTON BUCKNER. C. WILSON HILL Buckner & Hill, YFPFICE IN KELSEY'S BUILDING, SECOND FLOOR Commercial str Nevada. AAs associated themselves together in the practice of the Law, will attend promptly to all business confided to their care in Nevada and adjoining counties. Nevada July 18, 1856-tf U. S. BREWERY. Head of Main street Nevada. \_\\__1 LAGER BEER THE BEST AND STRONGEST LAGER BEER. Inthe county at 70 cents per gallon, and bottle beer at 2,00 per dozen, delivered every morning free of charge To merchants who sell in the country a liberal com mission will be allowed. Depot, 13 Commercial street where all orders will be promptly attended to. mwnhv6-tf A. Francis Shelhorn, Prop. J. R. WHITNEY & CO. [Successors to Shaw & Whitney.] Forwarding & Cemmission Merehants. SacramMento— 0. H, P. White, Agent. J. R. Whitney, 79 Front street, San Francisco. Mark Packages (Care W. & Co. Sac.) COUNTY SCRIP! PURCHASED AT THE Highest Market Rates, ———Bb Y——_ J. C. BIRDSEYE & Co. . Nevada, March 26th, 1858. PAIN YS, Oils WINDOW GLASS, &e. \ 7E~ onld respectfully call the attertion of Dealers to our large and well selected stock of . Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Brushes, &e., &e., Gins, Consisting in part of WHITE Lean—Jowett’s, Atlantic, Forest River and * gromm? in oil,in kegs and tin, assorted do. do., wrands, do., LINSEED O1L—Boiled and Raw, pure, in bbls, and eases, NEAT TO in eases and bbls. -in eases and bbls, 95 TURPENTINEin cases, Wrxevow GLass—h ft, boxes, ass‘d sizes and good quality, thie Plate Gils Varnisy h and Ame an—coach & furniture. BRUSHI ortment of every kind, and of . the b i Gop LEar— exy Siiever Lear CoLtrrs—" in ALC nannfa eep, manufactured ket. best quality. stv to onrew! } he jand water . trars—A well selected assortment. bleached, in barrels and cases, nd perfeetly pure as Sperm, CHINERY OIL—Of excelleut quality, in bbls, and hf CAMERON, WHITTIER & CO., . mech 105 Fornt st., Saa Francisco, . ee i . SS Fza 2EZOE. j <r ATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, To¥n. Ka, ss.—To C. F. CUTLER. re hereby sttmmoned to be and appear before me e of the Peace in aiid for said county and townon THUR-DAY, the Lith day of : t o'clock, A. M. to answer the comof GEORGE DAY ho snes for the reof the snin of 5 Gs Ito be dt plaintiffs seonnt as per » fie in my office, when be taken against con for the said sum of ship of E You 1 answer. Given under my hand this 24th day of March. 1858. *.B. HICKMAN, Justice of the Peace, Eureka Township. Tt is ordered that sum in the above case be served en defendant by pub 1of the same once in each seek for three weeks in the S¥Evapa JOURNAL. 8. B HICKMAN, J.P. mh26 Inso!vent Notice. N the District Court of the 14th Judicial District, of the State of Califormia In the matter of the Petition of L.G. WRIGHT, an Insolvent Debtor. Pursuant to an order of the Hon Niles Searls Judge of the said District court, notice is hereby given to ail thee itors of the said Insolvent, L.G. Wright to be and appear before the Hon. Niles Searls aforesaid. in open Court, at the Court Room of said Court,in the city and County of Nevada, on the 17th of May, A. D.1 10 o’clock, A. M., of that day, rani there to sho use ifany they can, why the prayer of said olvent shenld not be granted, and an ignment of . istate be made, and he be discharged iis debts and] ities, in pursuance of the Statwrovided : and in the mean said Insolvent be stayed, Seal of said Court, this 24th 8 time all proceec 4 Wisne-s my! land da& of March A. D.1958, RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk y for Pet. meh26 . A. A. Sargent, Nicaragua Steamship Company's Line. Throug ahead of the Mails ! THE STEAMSHIP SIERRA NEVADA, « THOMAS HUNTINGTON, Commander, Hay%ng receny been put in splendid orde?, will sail FOR PANAMA, MONDAY .-.----bakebais APRIL 5th, 1858. At 9 o'clock, A. M. preeisely, connectin ; VA PANAMA RAILR < t With the Company's steamer NORTHERN LIGHT, Capt Tinklepangh, FOR NEW YORE. The Steamers of this Line will hereafter leave regulariy for Panama on the FIFTH DAY OF EVERY . MONTH. until the Compaay s route by way of the Isth . mus of Nicaraguais put in thorough repair for the safe . and comfortable transit of Passengers and Treasure.— . The Sierra N a has aplendic accommoda tions — Her state rooms have but two berths in cach and are unsurpassed for comfort. For freight or passage. apply to C.K.GARRISON & CO. Agents, corner Washington and Battery Streets, ) San Franc’sco. . i ; South west Notice. . QATATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada.—In s » Court, Hick Justice of the f r of Eureka. nt of this orer W.B CHU x described prem n Act “for seéurr,” approved £pril 19h, ot sitiated and being on nse of E. R. Ferguson. rsons helding or claimi to be aud appear before me, at mv office at Orleans Flat on the L3th day of March A. } PD. 1858, at 10 o'clock and ex*ibit then sae htt — of said Liens. Dated this th day of February 15.5. meh S. B. HICKMAS, J. P. J.M. HAMILTON & CO. eneral Dealers in Hardware, Iron, Steel, Window Glass, Oils, Camphene, Powder, Fuse, Cordage, Tackle, Blocks, &c. at their old stand, No. 27 MAIN STREET, Nevada. Nevada, Aug. 15—tf H. C. GARDINER. B. MCFARLAND GARDINER & McFARLAND, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. Office—Riley’s Brick building Corner Pine and Broad Streets J.R M'CONSEI es a NILES. McCONNELL & NILES, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, Will practice in all the Courts of the L4th Judicial District, and in the Supreme Court. Office in Kidd’s Block, up sts John Anderson, Justice of the Peace, Office—A few doors below T. Ellard Beans & Co., no Broad street, Nevada. JAMES CHURCHMAN, Attorney at Law. \ TILL hereafter devote himself solely to the practice of lis profession, and will be found always at his office, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada, except when about on professional btisiness. julylo Thomas Marsh, SIGN & ORNAMENTAL PAINTER MAINSTPREET, ABOVE COMMERCIAL. NEVADA CITY. feb 20-tf C. W. Young, MANUFACTURING JEWELER, WATCHMAKER AND DEALER IN All kinds of Fine Watches, DIAMOND WORK & CUTLERY, Old stand—Comu ial street, Nevada.—Aue. &.-tf Notice to Mill Owners. WOULD call your particular attention to a New aud superior article of LUBRICATING OIL! For Engines, and Machinery of all kinds. It will wear withont cumming up, and will be a saving of 15 per cent . over lard. Also for sale a large stock of Linseed, Lard, Polar and . other Ous at less thae ever fefore offered in Nevada FOR . CASH. +9 i GEO, 0. KILBOURNE. . Nevada. Mare J. BIRDSEVE ¢ BANEERS. No. 30 MAIN STREBT... NEVADA. . JURCHASE GOLD DUST and BULLION—Advan ces made on Gold Dust for Assay, or Coinage at the U. S. Mint. Sell checks on San Francisco, Sacramento, and Marysville. Deposites received, Collections made, and transact a general Banking business. Nevada, March 12th, . County Surveyor's Office. COURT HOUSE, NEVADA. Jonn L. GAMBLE, (G. F. DeETKEN. County Surveyor. ‘ Deputy. i . LL persons are hereby cautioned against employing . other Surveyors than such as may be deputized . trom this office. (Extract from Laws of California.) Crap. 20, Sec.3. Nosurvey or re survey hereafter made by any person except the County Surveyor or his co. . . public” against connterfeiters, deputy shallbe consideredlegal evidence in any Court within this State. JOHN L, GAMBLE. Nevada, June 26th. 1857, Machinery For Sate. N 18 Horse Power Engine, 2 Boilers, all the apparatus for gearing, aCireular and Mula Saws, will be sold ata Bargain either separately or altogether. For further particulars enquire of A. D SKILLMAN St Louis Saw Mill, Alpha Road. GEORGE F. JACOBS. CHARLES KENT EMPIRE MARKET. Corner of Main and Washington Sts. NEVADA. you have the [$PCASH decl Come one, Come all—that is. to pay for the best BEEF and MEATS in the mountsirs. Meats wholesale. Meats by the quarter, side and carcass, As cheap as the cheapest and the best Live Stock for sale at all times. N. B.—Not to be different from others we invite old friends and patrons to stay a way unless they hate the [FP CASH.) Copartnership Notice. The firm will be knownas JACOBS & KENT on and after this date, March 9 h. 1858, Nevada, March 12th, 1858. Property for Sale. That very tesirable property in Bloomfield, } © iknown as Esehe’s property fronting 100 feét more or less, on Mainstreet, 200 feet on Commercial street, 100 feet more or less on Superior . street, being oue of the best sites in the town, and all enclosed by a very neat and substantial fenee together with all improvements thereon, consisting in a well built 1 1-2 story house dborit 24x40 t, used heretofore as a Store and containing besid large front room and four other rooms, with ce Separate Storehouse, Kitchenhouse with dining room o st@bles in separate builcings, a good will,a vegetable garden is for sale very cheap,the owner wishing to sell out entirely before eaving the state. There are also some fine large Shade Trees on the lot. Also—part of the property, known as the American Honse in Bloomfteld. For pa quire of K RIC Nevada Hat Store, Ne Or write to OTTO ESCHE,112C 1 mech $s a st. an Francisco. Notice. LL persons indebted to the E scheil deceased, orto the fi of Espenscheid & Coe are notified to make immediate payment to thereof, or the necessary legal steps will be taken for the col lection of said indebtedness. A. A SARGENT, Atty for Executors, Nevada, Jan. 30th, 1853. feb5 ate of P. J. EspenDissolution. HE ecopartnership heretofore existing between Angust Jaagherr and Jacob M 1.in the Bakery busisas, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The bnss of the late firm will be settled by Fred Butler, who can be found at the Nevada Bakery. AUGUST JUAGHERR. JACOB MANN. Jannary.14 1858. Summons. TATE OF CALIFORNIa, County of Nevada, ss.— In Justices Court, Nevada Township, before John Anderson, Justice of the Peace. The Peopic of the State of California to E.R. Budd, Greeting. You are hereby snmmoned to be and appear before me,the nndersign7d ed, Justice of the Peace at my office in said Township, on SATURDAY the 27th day of March a. p. 1852, at 10 o'clock, A. M to answer tothe complaint of E. C. Prettyman who demands of you the sum of $164 85 as per complaint on file in my office. On failure so to appear and answer, Jadgment will be rendered against you for the said sum of $164 85 and costs of snit. Given under my hand this 9th day of March A. D. 18358 JOHN ANDERSON, J. P. Exchange Bath House. Price Reduced to FIFTY CENTS! GEO. THOMAS & Cé. Proprietors. A FINE Bath House has been opened on Washington LX street. adjoining the American Ex¢hange, and the rietors hope by striet attention to their business to receive a good share patronage. n7-tf GARDEN SEEDs.—Those desiring fresh Garden Seeds, are horeby n tified to purchase them of Spence’s Drug Store, No. 21 Commercial strect, Nevada, wherea large assortment can be found. NARRATIEV OF THE Life and Adventures DAVID BUTLER Who was executed at Sevada, Feb. 26th, 1858, 35 {53 The above embracing A book hf 48 paces will be kept constantly on hand for sale WHOLESALE OR BY SINGLE CoPplEsat the NEVADA JOURNAL OFFICE. The narrative wis dictated by the condemned man in his ecll a few days prior to his execution, and confirmed by him on the gallows. It contains an account of his parentage, oceupation, mode of life, killing of Robert Moffat, estape from Down eyville, adventures and sufferings in Oregon, arrests and escapes, surtentler into custody Drowning of Jackson, &c. &c. The extraordi: ary coneuct of the doomed man upon the seaffold has lent to his Narrative an unusual interest apart from the attractive nature of the book itselt. The narrative was written at the suggestion of the prisoner by A. A. SARGENT EsQ., who certifies it to ke in nearly the prisoner's own style. Price 50 cents per copy. A liberal discount made to Newsmen and Booksellers. Address W.P. BROWN & CO. Journa? Office. Nevada, March 5th, 1858. Tothe Public. HIS celebrated Gin—pretending to nothing but what it is, viz pure and unadulterated article, and assuming No artificial merits of what it is not, as some cf its rival initators Co—after eight years of publie approval and very extensive sales, in the cities of New York, Philedelphia, Boston, and the Western cities, has been pronounced by the public, as well as by the best medi eal and scientitie authorities threughont the United States and the Canadas, to be superior, not only as a beverage of general use, lo any o her article competing against it, but is unequaled in its medicinal efficiency in all el 2s Of cemplaints, To persons travelling in these doys of rapid transit from East to West, North ard South, and more part rly to those erossing the Isthmus, and who are constantly changing their water us well as their clima e—twho ire drinking, indeed, a doz en kinds of water in every twenty-four hours, and draught containing some property acting in chemical antagonism to the pri ling one, thereby ¢ u unnatural degree of excitement to the stomach—it is positively and abseluttly necessary to use a counter ingagent. Froin the tthat this article is prepa pressly to mect such e s. and to act, a it wil’ act, as en antidete, we confidently ribe it as the very best article inthe countryThe name of Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps has never been attached in any way to this article. The London Club House Gin Requires None of the usnal ‘eantion to the public” to beware of counterfeiters, ‘t beinglis , llother genuine articles, beyond the base art ofsoun 1 ‘eiting. The London Ciub Hous? Gin Ts an antidote to the hor’ ible adulteration to which eve rything alcoholic is submitted—the noxious poisons made up ond soldas Aromatic Sehiedam Schnapps, §c. The London Club’ House Gin. no “caution to the pulii Those who once drink it, find in its virtnes against t Requires no “word of advice,” vicious temptations of drinking any of its vile imitations, " while those who “caution the have cautioned by the public to beware of any but even under “advice ; themselves been The London Club House Gin. WILLIAM H. DALY, Sele Importer, New York. NotTIcF—The rnexampled snecess of the LonnoNn CLUB House GIN has ineueed a of imitators, who are pntting up an jt » nder similar titles. Purchasers will please notice the fac-simile of the undersigned on the label. WM. TL. DALYFor sale by all the principal Liquor Houses in San Francisco. San Francisco, March 5th, 1858, To be Sold.---On and afte? th vrices suitable to the times a croice collection of Chemeals, Drugs, Patent Medicines, Perfumery, &e. at SPENCE’S Drug Store, Commercial street, where eus mers can be accommodated all hours of the day and The following from one of our Agents, who ts too well known in his own State to need endorsing by us, will be read with interest by Dyspepties : LEBANON, N. H. Feb. 29, 18: Messrs Seth W. Fowle & Co.--Gentlemen :— 7 sehd by Express, another Box of Oxygenated Bitters, as Weare nearly out. These Bitters have recently heen used with unusual benefit by a member of my family, who has derived more advant from it than from all other medicines which fact be known greatly mnflnences the demand forthe Bitters. There is no prof n. in which a reputation for truth and sincerity is n sirable, than in that of an Apothecary ; and for this reason I have always Ween carefnlin recommending remedics, But I feel perfoctly safe in Advising 41 wh’ are troubled with Dnspepsia, to resort at oneée to the Oxygenatsd Bitters, Yours truly, &c, GEO. S. KENDRICK, Sold by Henry Johnson & Co. Wholesale Drugzgists, 146 Washington strect, San Francisco, sole Agents for the Pacific eoast. Quicksilver and Nitric Acid. j Can be had in any quantities at the Drug Store of E. . F. SPENCE, No. 21 Commercial street, where choice selections of Dru icines are kept and sold at tryve low prices— Ne to the times. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. CONSUMPTION CURED. San Francisco, Nov. 10th. 1856. . Messrs. Park & Wrire—Gents:—It is with pleasure T assure you, that I am able to add my testimony in favor of Wistar’s Balsam. of Wild Cherry. For over aj year I have beenatfictect with a congh and pain in my side and breast, which originated with acold, I had taken Cherry Pectoral, Jaynes’? Expectorant, Cod Liver Oil, and many other popular patent Medicines of the dy also spent over hundre le ith our.phy sie . Bat all pro of no be st Read ing your almanac of 1855, I was indice to try you Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry, TI was, at the time commenced using it, laboring With every symptom of consumption of the lungs, J fonnd, that after u ne bottle, it gave mé relief, and as I considered my case a hardone, I sent to your store and bought half a dozen bottles ; and snffice it tosay. before I had taken it all, I . was well. I.must say, that it appeared to reach the very place affected, in which all other medicines failed. I am now in fall enjoyment of good health, believing that had I not made use of your truly valuable Balsam of Wild Cherry, I should now have been past recovery, if not dead. I shall always take pleasare in recommending to those who are afflicted with Coughs, colds, diftienit breathing, pain in the side, or any lung diseases, your Balsam of Wild Cherry, with the signature you advertise, “Sanford & Park, Cincinnati, Ohio,’ IT am in i F cag tg oe Tie the ae ae . og eS Bt a Re eee LIvEeRYT STABLE. "aim street, Nevada. Largest Stable iM? TES. ClTry JOHN A: LANCASTER, beers agp ences of the } his friends and t added extensively to h lishment of Horses, B ies, § Ues, Harness, &c. and is now prepared to farnish as fine turn-outs as can be found in the § e. we would inform ly that ke has rge and elegant estabeo Well trained flert and easy SADDLE HORSES, well @4uUipped for Ladies or Gentlemen will be ready at all times A long experience in the business and an earnest desire to retainthe confidenceof my fi Is. leads me to beieve I will be able to give general s rction. Particular attention paid to Horses on livery. Carriages always in readiness with careful drivers for the use of Balls, Parties; &e. &e. The quality of my stock will permit me to say that those secking pleasure, or engaged on business would do well to gi >a call. J. A. LANCASTER. Nevada. Mareh 12th, 1858. The iontémental Hotel ! This old and well known Hous* situateed at ie the foot of Main street, near the Uridge, if Neiq vada city, which has been closed for a few weeks for repairs, will be opened on Saturday; March, 27th, 1858 The Proprietor takes the liberty to say to the public that he intends as far as possible, to make this House fully as comfortable and quiet as can be found in any otherlocation. The Proprietor flatters himself that his knowl >of the busine and the accommodatic n that this Hotel affords, wi! zuarantce to him a share, as heretofore of the prblic patronage. Prices to Suit the Times! Board and Lodgn .$10 06 I ad without Lox 8 00 Single Meals 50 ets AM to 85 cts SAML. W. GRUSH, Proprietor. Lodging Nevada, March 17, 1858 marl9 F. E. BAILEY, M. D. i permanently settled If the city with his ] AVING ¥ this metliod of te g o the citizens of Nevada and vicinit A PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. And having be thi s] it no a qualification AMDLY PHYSICIAN. Te? He would also call esp< his services on for nee in successful practice he two claim for himself reasonable ° c ial attention to the following card of Dr. Harvey Hunt: <P From my persoual aequaintance with the character and qualifications of Dr. Bartey, I do cheerfully recemmend him tomy former patrons and friends as my successor, NARVEY HUNT, M. D. __-__—__+~e2 »+——__-Orrice—In the r of the Main street Drug Store. Residence—Wa gton street, first doorsouth of the lie Church, T. ELLARD BEANS & CO, Wholesale and Retail Dealers wn Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, formed there is an imitation put up with some other signature. Respectfully yours, DAVID ALLCUT. 37 Beware or Base Imtrations ! £§ As there are quite a number of Counterfeit articles bearing the name of Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry, purporting to be the “Genuine and Origins!,’’? we therefore deem it necessary for the public good to Ca all persons who purchase the Balsam of Wild Cherry, to look wellat the Signature before buying. The *Genuine Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry,”’ has a FAC SIMILE of the signature of Henry Wistar, M D, Philadelphia, and Sanford & Park, on tfinely executed steel eng d wrapper. Therefore, be cantious. as none can be gennine without the signature of Sanford & Park. by Drnggists generally. "PARK & WHITE are the only Agents, to whom all orders should be addressed. Also. Imporfers, Wholesale and Retail Agents of all valuable Patent Medicines, warranted genuine. 432 Washington’ street, San Francisco. dec4-3m 1.0.0. F. The regular meetings of OUSTOMAH LODGE, No 16 will be held every Tuesd#y everiing at the new Hal! on Pine street, (Kidd's new building.) E. D. HERRICK, . G. nov21Ho!! To Thompsonians!! {AMUEL ADAMS celebrated Thompsonian medicines J. B. VANHAGAN, See'v. for sale by S.M. BAILEY, =uecessor to T. E. Baley, No. No. 32 Main street, Nevada. feb5 For sale} Queens Ware, Wooden & Willow Ware, MINING TOOLS, &e. AT THE OLD FAVORITE STAND OF HAMLET DAVIS, Opposite the United States Hetel, 52 Broad st. Nevada. W re Now receiving the lar, t and finest stock of Ir rchandise in the Ever offered to the trade or consumers of Nevadacity and Grocery and Provision Line usively for cash and are prepared to sellon ms in quantities to suit purchasers and lower r before offered, where. temember the p Hamlet Dari GOODS DELIVERE Nevada, september 19th, 1356. BAILEY GATZERT, Groceries & Provisions. HE under zens of r purchased the stock an serfully inform the citiii yuntry that he has . Landeker, on Commercial Strect. Where he intends keeping constantly on hand a large trade of J. supply of the best articles the market affords in his line, which will be sold at low rates tu suit the tim Miners; orders filled promptly and to the satisfaction of parties Goods delivered Free of Charge. Give meacall atthe Fire-Proof Building, Commercial streét. Nevada, March 19th, 1558.—tf For Sale. NE Twelve Stamp Water Power Qr Cars, &c. &e. Goddl irtz Mill, Lead, tidn fr custom work. Also, One Store on Main street, Nevada. A Iso, Several fine Dwelling H¢ uses—and some fine Building lots, Apply at the cffice of Langton’s Pioneer proe33, Nevada. March 19th, 1858, City and Star Bakery. ESTABLISHED IN 1850. Nearly Opposite the Journal Office. Bag tinde his old enustomers ed takes this method of informing tha syada and y, that he still continbusiness, and is p rred to fnrnish 1 the community rally with the best 6f every article in his line. Boston Brown, Graham, and Rye Bread, kept constantly on hand. Fruit, s; Lemon. and Pound Cake, always in readiness, Wedding Parties, Families, and Restanrants supplied with every variety of Bread and Pastry at the shortest notice. JOHN HURST. Nevada, December 4, GREGORY & \ rOULD r -etfuliv inform their friends and the \ public i -neral that they have removed to the Brick Building, on Main Street, Under the Nevada Journal Office, Where they have o et below. hem. r thanks for past favors, and solicita coniy on to all to and exstomers they re tinuance of thesame. They have Grocerits, Provisions, Grockery, Preserved Fruits, Mining Tools, Can Hruits, &c. » sold as low ds the lowest, and decharge any reasonable distance from town, Pe us, every body ! . March 20, 1857. Watches, Jewelry, AND -SILVER WARE.--—FOR SALE BY— BARRETT & SHERWOOD 135 Montgomery st., San Francisco. ARTICLES OF GOLD Gold x, Chate Fob, Ve Guard and Neé¢k Sleeve } and § 2 Praéelets, tings, Pen¢ 4 , Card _ Sauff Boxes, Seals, Keyes, Ribbon Slides, C s, Thimbles, Cane H s, Crosses, and every g new and beautiful in Coral work, Cameos, Jet work and Mosaics ARTICLES OF SILVER Consisting of Napkin Rings, Cups, Knife, Fork and Spoon, in eases, Saltcellars, Spoons and Forks, Ice Seoops, Fish, Dessert, Butter, Fruit, Pie and Cake Knives,-Pitchers and Goblets, Tea Sets complete, Cake “ast utter Dishes, “al ffee Uros, Card Baskets, rs, Liquor Stands, I either 2 For Quartz Work we obtained the first premium at the Methanics’ Exhibitior. We were also awarded a prize for the manufacture of Watch Cases. Country orders sent by Express, are attenfled to with punctuality and dispatch, and satisffction in all cases guaranteed. Watch Repairing commands our particrlar and prompt attention. San Franciseo, Peb. 26th, 1858. NOTICE. BLOCK: Jr. has thisday become a partner in de our firm, and we will continue brsiness under the saime name and st¥le as heretofore. g A. BLOCK & CO, Nevada. Feb. 1, 1258. Important ! ! Having made a change in our business we most earnestly request those indebted to ws to settle their accounts as we wish toclose upeour old affairs. A. BLOCK & CO. Nevada, Feb. Sth, 1558. WEBBER’S Invigorating Cordial Are y Sick or Weak, Dyspeptic,kRhen matic; Nervous? Have You any Disease Read the Theory of Life and Death. HAT most diseases prove fatal; that early deathso> cur; that people live for years a living de&th, weak inanimate and exhausted—not from the disease itself. but from an inability in nature, and nature's strength to withstand or maintain life through the ravigeséf disease Give them strength, end natnre Will relieve herself, if stimulated, She has given us herbs and platits to effect all this. Purify the blood, render the intestines, the liv er, the heart, and all the nataral functions of man or woman active, And you have half conquered disease. Dr JACOB WEBBER does conscientiously assure alt who read this, that his Invigoratiag Cordial produces all the effects above described. He has seen the old, the totter ing, the palsied, the nervous, the dyspeptic, the inebri ate, the debauchee, and the invalid, revive under its in fluence, as if new life were given them. Nature’s Own Remedy for Mail sicknéds. That creates, reproduces new and pure bloo@—that acts on the Liver, Heart. Brain, Intestines, Limbs and Chest, that revolutionizes the whdle stem—gives strength to the most Debilitated and Weak—that contains.no mineral or other poison. Such is, in truth, Dr. Jacob Webber's justly famous invigorating Cordial =anguitier. The extraordinary and strange cures effected by this heantifet herbal ¢onebetion, has astonished all. It Seems to suit every constitntion. The old, the feet¥é, the Isngnid feel new life and blood is given them. The rone, the dissipated debavchee, the weak from long , disease, from taking too much rhedicine, calomel and other min eral poisons; the young man whose marhood is wasted Where nature's fiinctions are inert and lifeless ces the bliss of robust and vigorous manhood ; his appetite is good, his sleep quiet and refreshing; his mind and memory clear and certain. F . e For all cases is Dr. Jacob Webber's intigorating Cor dial -anguitier most.especially adapted. inasmuch a¢ the above symptoms did Dr. Webber, minutely study in adapting his Cordial te theire ure. It enlivens the torpid liver, ejects all Vilious matter from the system, causes sudation, or free pefsptration (so necessary to health.). it purities and enriches the blood, gives strength to the limbs and body, and is positively infallible in all ne¥tous diseases, trembling or wakefulness There never was a remedy gave such delight to the sufferer as this .The Agent can, from his own know). edge of cures effected by it, conscienttously recommend it in avy of the following diseases: nervonsness, weak ness, languor, loss of appetite; sleep or strength, trem bling, low spirits, decay of tlie natural functtons, pains in the head, limbs or body, nenralgie or rheumatie, and i} often restores those to health dnd stréngth whose ¢onstitutions are almost broken. The price is now reduced so that ri¢h of poor may use it. It is put up in large quart bottles; price $3, or two for $5, and sold at every respectable Drug Store in Cal fornia. Proprietor and Agent, T. Jones, box 1803, San Francisco, to whom all orders can be sent by mail. , March 5th, 1858, To the Citizens of C#liftFnoli r ‘a . lS CAUTION! 2 AM INFORMED that various liquor-mixers of New York, Boston, and San Francisco, are extensively enghgedin putting up in square bottles, under various ti tles, cheap imitatiols of my long established and renpwritd i : 5 i < Wolfe’s Scheidam Aromatic Schnapps. Which adulterated compounds are intended to sell in California against my genuine article. 8 My object is to announce thatI have recently estab= lished an AGENCY IN SAN FRANCI=CO for supplying the State and Oregon with my Schnapps, and that hereafter I will always keep said Agenty supplied with a large stock ; so that respectable druggists and liquor dealers throughout California can always supply them s¢lves at a regular price, merely enongh ver the New York price to cover Cost of freight and charges ; thur avoiding complaint as heretofere, of occasiohal searcity and extreme high price Z ‘ : . It is now many years since T first imported these “thnapps from the celebrated distillety in Seheidam, Hollqnd, in which I am interested. It is now conceded that np Gin was ever imported into this country which ha approached my Schnapps in regard t PURITY, HEAL PHFULNESS, and EXQUISITE AROMA or fia vor. This Lclaim, and for proof, point to their tinivé: sal popularity and the immense and increasitig fohsump tion by all classes, north and south, east and west, comprising the temperance people. medical faculty; &e., .o such an extent that my establishment, packing the enor mous quantity of 8,000 botues per day, is barely ablé till its orders. Also, the Wolfe’s Schnapps have been analyzed the most celebrated Chemists, Drs. Mott and Deek, éf NewYork, aud others who will certify that they are a Perfeetly Pure Medical Tonic. Invaluable as a remedy against Bad Water, Gravel, In digestion, Dyspepsia, Debility, &e. They also certify that they found my Schriapps to be free from Arnylio Atcohol or Fusil Oil, an exceedingly hurtful ingredieni, fonnd in allcommon Gin, which Dr. Mott describes 2° fetid, acrid, and Asthmatical 4nd prodiétyg irreparadi: effects upon the nerves and stomach.’ The _ certificate also prove my Schnapps perfeetly clear of “the Second or heavier Essential Oil or Juniper, also a dangerous component, produced by the over distillation practiced to increase the quantity in making ordinary Gin.” These statements are made with a view to invite com parison in California between the genuine Wolfe's Sehttapps, and the various brands of bogus imitations, mixed, doctered up, or ~~ ; insquare, black bottles, (imitatin of thy style of bottles) under, differeut names and labels, whether marked London, Germany Holland Scheidam Schnapps, &e., in infinite veriety— confident that the trial will result in California just as ic has fong sinfe done in all the older States, tn repudic*ing all the bogus, unttholesome imitations referred to, and the complete tritiimph of my pure Scheidam Schnapps. desire briefly to Notice two facts which have lately added largely to the use of Wolfe's Schnapps in the city of New York and elsewhere. Ist, Pure French Brandy it is Now 4hnost. impossible to obtainnearly all tho brandy imported from France being American raw spir its sent there, made into brandy. 4nd shipped baek again. 4, Many people are abandoning thé use of American whisky, brandy and gin, since it has teen @iscovered that STRYCHNINE, a deadly poison, is in tse at thc west in distilling, thereby increasing the yield of liquor about one-third. In conelnsion, 1 will say t6 All who desire a wholesome agreeable tonic and stimulant, give a fair trial to WOLFE’S $CHEIDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPP UDOLPHO WOLFE, Sole Importer . 22 Beaver street, New Yor) VVATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, ss— +) Know 21! men by these presents chat I, M. ¥. Hosner resident of the county aforesatd, do hereby declarmy intention to avail myself of the provisions of @n ac: exhibited “an att to authorise married women to tra act business their own name as sole traders,”? ps i April 12th, } thatthe business I shall carry on an transact, will be that of keeping a boarding ho mining in the said county ot Nevada, and that the tal invested in business does not exceed the sum of fix thousand dollars. In witness whereof, [have hereunto set my hand and seal the ]Sth day of March, 1858. In presence of A. C. Niles, M.V) Hosmer. State of California, County of Nevada, ss.—Before mic >, Niles a Notary Public in and for the said county, y known to me to be the indtvidual who made the foregoing Declaration, who acknowledged to me tha she executed the same freely @nd voluntarily for tho uses and purposes therein mentioned, and having been by me first made acquainted with the contents thereo!, acknowledged to me on examination, separate and apart from, and without the hearing of her said husband, tha she executed the same freely and voluntarily, withou: force or compulsion, or undue influence on the part of he: said hnsband. and that she did not wish to retract th execution of the same. In witness whereof I have her: unto set my land and affixed my official seal at th County aforesaid on the eighteenth day of March, A. 0 1858 A. C. NILES, Notary Publi Homely Peoplic, Read! Wh» wants a shaving soap—a beantiful shaving soap "Fhat lathers like cream, and heals sore tender sk And all soreness, eruption, or sunburn make slope From the face, or the hands, or the brow, or the ein oS is that fine emolient skin purifier, JONES * }) ITALIAN SOAP. For curing Ervptions, Pimp! Freckles, “1nburn, Tan and discolored skii, the beautify: effects of Jones's Italian Chemieal Soap, delights all wh use it. Itmakes the most coarse, red and yellow skin white and clear as a young child’s, It is emolient and sottening for infants, and is the best Shaving Soap mad« Ptice reduced to 374 cenfs. A Fine Hair Preserver, Beautifier Cleanser and Tonic. r= thirteen years, Jones's Coral Hair Restorative has been used. It is, without more words, now imore popular than ever; it really does force the hair io grow, stops its falling, removes the dandruff permanent ly, and dresses the most coarse, dry, harsh, gray or ligh* hair soft, fine, dark and silky, and keeps ft so @ lon; time. Price reduced to 25 and 50 cents. Who wants White Pearly Teeth? AFONT'S Jamaica Soap Teeth Root is a superb den triftee, Inthers in the mouth like soap, is delicious 1 the taste, whiters the teeth, polishes (without injurine the enamel, purifies the breath; aad by its latherin: ptoperty, cleanses the mcuth, tougue and throat. It i warranted uninjurious, Price reduced to 50 ceuts, These delicious Compounds are sold at the above GREATLY REDUCED PRICES af every respectable Drug Store in California and 0 gon. Agent and Proprietor T. JONES, Box 1803, P Office, San Francisco, to whom all orders ean be a dressed. dee11-tf £ a = Charles H. Bain, se . ARCHITECT AND BUILDER, ARPENTERING done in the best sty}é and with ° patch. Billiard Tables repaired and all kinds of }eyWork. Reasonably thankful for past favors and «: its continuance of thesame. Shop in the resr of Williamson & Dawley’s Bani: House. ie

M9 le A ID sale UR oo ee oe ‘ Lee’s New Narionat Circus.—We i8sarn that Lee, the indefatigable cireus ian, has been for seme time organizing 4 tompany of a superior character, and will in a few days start out on a regular totr through the mines, opening first at Stockton. It is said that the new establishtnent will embrace some of the best performers that could be found in EuCost or Living iN San Francisco; A Goov Hir.—While Miss Heron The Bulletin and other papers have . was playing “Camile,” at Detroit, the been filled of late with accounts of liying in the Bay city, The spicy little Call has a good take off: Item—got up inthe morning with headache ; went down town and took a bottle of soda. $0 12 rope and America, and the horses and} Item—doing me no good, swallowall the appointments are of the choicest eda brandy cocktail...... a5 selection. A few facts in connection . Item—before [ got through, two with the proprietor may not prove uninteresting to those interested in the show business. 1851, and made his debut before the public as a posturing performer, in company with his children, in the various theMr. Lee came to California, . Item—Threw down a$ friends entered, whom I asked to drink, did’nt refuse....---50 50 piece, when barkeeper understood me to point te cigars ; handed over box; fiiends helped themselves.-.. 25 aters throughout the State, and was so. Item—bid good bye ; met Rapid ; suceessful that he conceived the idea of establishing a traveling circus company. Neither energy nor money was spared to bring together the best equestrian . Item—road expenses : talent, and consequently the enterprise was crowned with success. Having deproposed drive to the Lake House got wagon and two horses, at $15 50 OWS ey esl Drinks; two treats to Rapid’s one 1 50 00 termined to widen the field of his opera. Items—at Lake House : Three games billiards ; lost two Two treats again, to Rapid’s one tions, he embarked for the Sandwich Islands, and after a brilliant series of performances there, he returned and erected the National Amphitheater in this city. The expense of this building was $50,000; and, as an illustration of California investment of capital, and consequent depreciation from the original cost, we would mention that the same property was recently sold for the trifling sum of $11,000. During his prosperous career in this State, Mr. Lee} made a voyage to Europe expressly for the purpose of procuring the services of new equestrian talent, and has expended large sums, not only in the prosecution of his business, but in making liberal donations for public and charitable purposes. It is stated that the amount of his contributions for the latter object was not less than $50,000. To the different fire departments in the State he donated some $20,000; to public schools, $10,000; to Masonic, Odd Fellows and other be. nevolent societies, $10,000; to religious institutions, $5,000 ; indigent persons, $9,000. reer of prosperity, Mr. Lee was obliged from Various untoward circumstances to } succumb at last and encounter the frowns . of fortune. He was not the individual, however, to stay crushed; and his energies, through the assistance of warm . triends, have enabled him to fit ont anew . the most brilliant establishment that has . ever visited the Pacific coast.— Union. and to CALiFoRNIA CONGRESSMEN. — The . a plan of co-operation with the Ladies i Butte Record makes the following just Notwithstanding a ea. remarks under this head : The law of Congress of 1842, requires “Shall be elected by Districts composed of contiguous territory, equal in number to the number of Representatives to . whith the said State may be entitled, no one District electing more than one / the United States. that . Representative.” It will be seen our Members merely hold their seats by suffrance. 1 no longer, but send them back to be elected according to law. MinsrreL Deap.—Albert Morgan, formerly one of Bachus’ Minstrel troupe, died at San Francisco on Thursday of last week. Ricuest Leavin tun Country. the Marysville Express says the Brush Creek Quartz Company's Lead, situa. ted ove mile and a half from the Mountain House, on the road leading from the Mountain House to Forest City, by far, the richest lead known in all the northern region of country. It discovered in June Jast, but has not been worked until recently. The rock so far crushed has averaged $100 to the ton! is, ands of dollars. ‘The owners are Messrs, Watson, Morgan, ‘laylor, Johnson & ! Co. re . Tre Deervest MINING Suarr.—The . } déepeést shaft sunk in California is upon >the quartz load of Hayward & Robinson, at Sutter Creek, Mariposa county, and is 315 feet deep. } the rock has improved asthe shaft has gone down, and now pays $20 per ton. This shows the inexhansiible wealth of the veins of gold-bearivng quartz. Tertitic SNow SrorM.—The storm . of Wednesday last was the most severe ofthe season. One Mexican and mules, belonging to a train, perished near La Porte, andtwo citizens of St. Louis were brought into that town in. sensible.— North Cal. Mastopen Tootru of a small creek putting into Salt river, a branch of Eel river, near its mouth. The tooth had eight points, and was supposed to have been one of the back upper teeth. half pounds when found, but had been reduced considerably by the points and roots having been partially broken off. ATTACKED By A Witp Beast.—The = ‘ i. PORES Folsom J¥spatch mentions a report in. its neighborhood, on 27th March, that John E. Lake, well known in its loeality, had been horribly mutilated about a mile up the American river, by some . wild animal. An ANGRY DAD DETERMINED To Ssoor Somespopy.—A miner near Buekeye, Shasta county, took to wife lately an interesting young lady, without the consent of her papa, who was named Nieman. Tne Shasta Courier, tells the sequel, as follows. The old gentleman loaded himself with a full charge of lightning whisky. and his rifle with the proper al owance of lead and powder, and repaired to the yicinity of the residence of the man who robbed him of his daughter, and not finding him at home, went gunning after one of his partners, [a Mr. Low] at whom he tried his skill ata distance of about 75yards. The ball just missed the cabesa of the unofiending partner. T ERPSICHOREAN.—Somebody deseribes the absurd appearance of a man dancing the Polka in this wise: “He looks as though he hada hole in his pocket, and was trying to shake . a shilling down the leg of his trowsers. Should they heed the infa. mous resolutions of our Legislature, we . the subject has been sent to each Grand trust the House will exteud its courtesy . Lodge in the United States from the Was . There seems to be no end to the} lead, and it will pay hundreds of thous. © . higcge : . tion of those antique, unfashionable foThe quality of} six . . . . t . . . . }man has discovered that in the original . of the scriptures the word translated . ; as 00 00 50 aI Dinner with wine After dinner, Rapid paid for ci Pate. Siok ee come ttetient =< Items—going home : Felt good; drove fast; ran against a milk wagon and broke our hub ; afterwards assessed at 10 00 Five drinks on the road : paid for three GEE DENS SON cok Se aa Sa Items in town ; Felt pretty jolly; met seven friends in front of Barry Patten’s; asked them to drink; did’nt re50 2 25 After drinking several times at others’ expeuse, Rapid and myself went to the theater; I paid 2 Theatre out, went to Bank Exchange and spent.... Scat About one o’clock,Rapid and myself (singing tight,) started up town ; made a good deal of nvise ; arrested and taken to the Station House for being drunk and disorderly; gave name as John Smith; came to, shortly after; deposited $10, and went home. Next day saw in evening paper’s police report ; “John Smith, drunk and disorderly ; bail forfeited.’ 10 00 Item—room rent. fire, ete., $: mouth 00 25 PurcHaskt oF Mr. Vernon.—The Grand Lodge of Virginia have adoptec is Mt. Vernon Association. It by a small but adequate assessment of each ? : : : . Mason in the United States, (one dollar that in each State the Representatives . each,) with the single condition that they shall have full liberty to oecupy . the premises one day in each year There is stated to be an aggregate of 350.000 of the fraternity in The “Southern Mamembers tron,” as President of the Ladies Mount . Vernon Association, has gratefully ac. cepted the proposition, and a circular on Graud Lodge of Virginia. BipuicaL QuEsTIOoN.—A_ reverend “servant” should be rendered “raseals,” that the literal translation. For is . iustance—*Paul. a frascai’ of our Lord . and Savior, Jesus Christ.” j } Shakspeare tells of “trascal’’——-meaning lean, miserabie looking—deer;: it is stpposed to be typical of the poverty stricken appearjance of the disciples and early Christians. We hope the author of the “Giant Judge” will dive into the matter and clear it up. It would be somewhat humiliating if the devoted worshippers in the seventy-thousand-dollar Bush street . church were listening to the observations of ragged, “rascal” apostles. They . do not imitate the walk and conversagies, however, and when the imaginative and historical Doctor had dressed up Paul and Peter, “and them,” fit to appear in fashionable churches, the venerable old gentlemen would hardly know themselves—at least, they would . not, if the same artist sketched them who drew those miserable illustrations of Samson. Like Hutchings’ Magazine, the Doctor’s artist is ‘eminently Californian,” and under his pencil we shoutd expect to see Paul preaching on Mars Hill tn a swallow tail coat, from a San Francisco slop-shop, and with a bellcrowned hat of the time of Andrew Jaekson’s boyhood: while John, instead wild-lone¢y eomb in his hand, would have a patent leather belt with a revolver and crevicing-knife, with a fiftyFOUND IN Hvum-. RnoLpT Country.—A petrified mastodon . tooth was recently picked up in the bed It weighed three and a} pound flour sack strapped on his back Indeed, the Doctor's illustrator is particularly unfortunate in conveying an exjact idea of h’s own eonception to the . spectator. We have heard it argued . that his picture, which, we think he designed to represent Samson earrying off the gates of Gaza, was only a sketeh of the “Big Jailor,” Estell, earrying a box of beans and spoilt beef to the State Prison, at San Quentin. If he couldn’t make the Apostles look like “rascals,” nobody could.— Triniy Journal. JounN MUST HANE HIS Opitum.—The following colloquy, according to the Placerville Index, took place recently, . between the Carson Valley expressman, {Thompson,] and a Celestial, as the former was jeaving the Valley : Sick Chinaman— You come California, i John? Expressman—Yes. Sick Chinaman—You heep shabby— you name Thompson? : Expressman— Yes. Sick Chinaman—-You putty good, John—me heep sick--Carson Valley no opium—me telly you bymby all Expressman—How much do you} want, John! 33 : ae Sick Chinaman—Fibe pounds—all . same—shabbe ! SIMMERING out. . heaviest blower, says: well died out, and Gen. Walker, at last accounts, Was seeking repose at the residence of his father at Nashville. of a girdle of skins about his loins anda . . Chinaman no opium hab got—bymby . . Chinaman all heep sick—heep all die. . Down.—The Walke . Filibuster excitement is evidently dying . The New Orleans Delta, Walker's . “The fillibuster excitement has pretty audience and the actors were much disturbed by the barking and howling of a dog in the vienity of the theatre, and this howling became excessive during au effective scene; at last, “Camile,” in declining an interview witha visitor, thus addressed ker maid: “tell the Count he need not wait, Iam not well, and cannot go out to-night ; and stay—one moment. Find some one to hang that dog.” The addendum, says the Free Press, was given in a lower tone voice, but was distinctly audible, and gave rise toa cheer which overcame even the gravity of the actress for the moment. ESET TE EE OT OTE EO EE KEYSTONE WARKET. Main Street, near the Bridge. A McALLISTER having established himself at fi. the old stand of CHARLES Kent,respectfully announces himself ready to supply omimunity with = best of BEEF, PORK and ML TON, Fresh and Salt" The Market will be regularly and constantly supplied with GAME OF EVERY VARIETY to be obtained such as DEER, HARE, DUCKS, GEESE, CHICKENS. QUAIL, &e. Vegetables also, kept constantly on hand. Old friends and the publie at large are desired to eall, Satisfaction in every respect is confidentially believed will be given. : Nevada, March 26, 1858. tf GEORGE THALHLE & Ob. Wholest'¢ Dealers in PINE WINES, BRANDIES, : Liquors, &c. Cor er K and 2d sts. Sacramento. 4 Agency for the sale of California Wines from the elebrated vineyard of Dr. White, Los Angeles. deel1 W. 8. SPEAR H. I. THORNTON. Spear & Thornton, Jounsellois and Attorneys at Law DOWNIEVILLE, CALIFORNIA. \ TILL PRACTICE inthe Courts of the Fourteenth Judicial District and the Supreme Court. Downieville, Feb. 27, 1857. HENRY MEREDITH. THOMAS P, HAWLEY Meredith & Hawley, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, Office—Kidd & Knox’s Brick Bnilding. C. T, OVERTON. Knox & Overton, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, OFFICE—On Broad street, 2d door above Pine. jan22 WM. J. KNOX, STANTON BUCKNER. C. WILSON HILL Buckner & Hill, YFPFICE IN KELSEY'S BUILDING, SECOND FLOOR Commercial str Nevada. AAs associated themselves together in the practice of the Law, will attend promptly to all business confided to their care in Nevada and adjoining counties. Nevada July 18, 1856-tf U. S. BREWERY. Head of Main street Nevada. \_\\__1 LAGER BEER THE BEST AND STRONGEST LAGER BEER. Inthe county at 70 cents per gallon, and bottle beer at 2,00 per dozen, delivered every morning free of charge To merchants who sell in the country a liberal com mission will be allowed. Depot, 13 Commercial street where all orders will be promptly attended to. mwnhv6-tf A. Francis Shelhorn, Prop. J. R. WHITNEY & CO. [Successors to Shaw & Whitney.] Forwarding & Cemmission Merehants. SacramMento— 0. H, P. White, Agent. J. R. Whitney, 79 Front street, San Francisco. Mark Packages (Care W. & Co. Sac.) COUNTY SCRIP! PURCHASED AT THE Highest Market Rates, ———Bb Y——_ J. C. BIRDSEYE & Co. . Nevada, March 26th, 1858. PAIN YS, Oils WINDOW GLASS, &e. \ 7E~ onld respectfully call the attertion of Dealers to our large and well selected stock of . Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Brushes, &e., &e., Gins, Consisting in part of WHITE Lean—Jowett’s, Atlantic, Forest River and * gromm? in oil,in kegs and tin, assorted do. do., wrands, do., LINSEED O1L—Boiled and Raw, pure, in bbls, and eases, NEAT TO in eases and bbls. -in eases and bbls, 95 TURPENTINEin cases, Wrxevow GLass—h ft, boxes, ass‘d sizes and good quality, thie Plate Gils Varnisy h and Ame an—coach & furniture. BRUSHI ortment of every kind, and of . the b i Gop LEar— exy Siiever Lear CoLtrrs—" in ALC nannfa eep, manufactured ket. best quality. stv to onrew! } he jand water . trars—A well selected assortment. bleached, in barrels and cases, nd perfeetly pure as Sperm, CHINERY OIL—Of excelleut quality, in bbls, and hf CAMERON, WHITTIER & CO., . mech 105 Fornt st., Saa Francisco, . ee i . SS Fza 2EZOE. j <r ATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, To¥n. Ka, ss.—To C. F. CUTLER. re hereby sttmmoned to be and appear before me e of the Peace in aiid for said county and townon THUR-DAY, the Lith day of : t o'clock, A. M. to answer the comof GEORGE DAY ho snes for the reof the snin of 5 Gs Ito be dt plaintiffs seonnt as per » fie in my office, when be taken against con for the said sum of ship of E You 1 answer. Given under my hand this 24th day of March. 1858. *.B. HICKMAN, Justice of the Peace, Eureka Township. Tt is ordered that sum in the above case be served en defendant by pub 1of the same once in each seek for three weeks in the S¥Evapa JOURNAL. 8. B HICKMAN, J.P. mh26 Inso!vent Notice. N the District Court of the 14th Judicial District, of the State of Califormia In the matter of the Petition of L.G. WRIGHT, an Insolvent Debtor. Pursuant to an order of the Hon Niles Searls Judge of the said District court, notice is hereby given to ail thee itors of the said Insolvent, L.G. Wright to be and appear before the Hon. Niles Searls aforesaid. in open Court, at the Court Room of said Court,in the city and County of Nevada, on the 17th of May, A. D.1 10 o’clock, A. M., of that day, rani there to sho use ifany they can, why the prayer of said olvent shenld not be granted, and an ignment of . istate be made, and he be discharged iis debts and] ities, in pursuance of the Statwrovided : and in the mean said Insolvent be stayed, Seal of said Court, this 24th 8 time all proceec 4 Wisne-s my! land da& of March A. D.1958, RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk y for Pet. meh26 . A. A. Sargent, Nicaragua Steamship Company's Line. Throug ahead of the Mails ! THE STEAMSHIP SIERRA NEVADA, « THOMAS HUNTINGTON, Commander, Hay%ng receny been put in splendid orde?, will sail FOR PANAMA, MONDAY ..-.----bakebais APRIL 5th, 1858. At 9 o'clock, A. M. preeisely, connectin ; VA PANAMA RAILR < t With the Company's steamer NORTHERN LIGHT, Capt Tinklepangh, FOR NEW YORE. The Steamers of this Line will hereafter leave regulariy for Panama on the FIFTH DAY OF EVERY . MONTH. until the Compaay s route by way of the Isth . mus of Nicaraguais put in thorough repair for the safe . and comfortable transit of Passengers and Treasure.— . The Sierra N a has aplendic accommoda tions — Her state rooms have but two berths in cach and are unsurpassed for comfort. For freight or passage. apply to C.K.GARRISON & CO. Agents, corner Washington and Battery Streets, ) San Franc’sco. . i ; South west Notice. . QATATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada.—In s » Court, Hick Justice of the f r of Eureka. nt of this orer W.B CHU x described prem n Act “for seéurr,” approved £pril 19h, ot sitiated and being on nse of E. R. Ferguson. rsons helding or claimi to be aud appear before me, at mv office at Orleans Flat on the L3th day of March A. } PD. 1858, at 10 o'clock and ex*ibit then sae htt — of said Liens. Dated this th day of February 15.5. meh S. B. HICKMAS, J. P. J.M. HAMILTON & CO. eneral Dealers in Hardware, Iron, Steel, Window Glass, Oils, Camphene, Powder, Fuse, Cordage, Tackle, Blocks, &c. at their old stand, No. 27 MAIN STREET, Nevada. Nevada, Aug. 15—tf H. C. GARDINER. B. MCFARLAND GARDINER & McFARLAND, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. Office—Riley’s Brick building Corner Pine and Broad Streets J.R M'CONSEI es a NILES. McCONNELL & NILES, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, Will practice in all the Courts of the L4th Judicial District, and in the Supreme Court. Office in Kidd’s Block, up sts John Anderson, Justice of the Peace, Office—A few doors below T. Ellard Beans & Co., no Broad street, Nevada. JAMES CHURCHMAN, Attorney at Law. \ TILL hereafter devote himself solely to the practice of lis profession, and will be found always at his office, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada, except when about on professional btisiness. julylo Thomas Marsh, SIGN & ORNAMENTAL PAINTER MAINSTPREET, ABOVE COMMERCIAL. NEVADA CITY. feb 20-tf C. W. Young, MANUFACTURING JEWELER, WATCHMAKER AND DEALER IN All kinds of Fine Watches, DIAMOND WORK & CUTLERY, Old stand—Comu ial street, Nevada.—Aue. &.-tf Notice to Mill Owners. WOULD call your particular attention to a New aud superior article of LUBRICATING OIL! For Engines, and Machinery of all kinds. It will wear withont cumming up, and will be a saving of 15 per cent . over lard. Also for sale a large stock of Linseed, Lard, Polar and . other Ous at less thae ever fefore offered in Nevada FOR . CASH. +9 i GEO, 0. KILBOURNE. . Nevada. Mare J.. BIRDSEVE ¢ BANEERS. No. 30 MAIN STREBT...... NEVADA. . JURCHASE GOLD DUST and BULLION—Advan ces made on Gold Dust for Assay, or Coinage at the U. S. Mint. Sell checks on San Francisco, Sacramento, and Marysville. Deposites received, Collections made, and transact a general Banking business. Nevada, March 12th, . County Surveyor's Office. COURT HOUSE, NEVADA. Jonn L. GAMBLE, (G. F. DeETKEN. County Surveyor. ‘ Deputy. i . LL persons are hereby cautioned against employing . other Surveyors than such as may be deputized . trom this office. (Extract from Laws of California.) Crap. 20, Sec.3. Nosurvey or re survey hereafter made by any person except the County Surveyor or his co. . . public” against connterfeiters, deputy shallbe consideredlegal evidence in any Court within this State. JOHN L, GAMBLE. Nevada, June 26th. 1857, Machinery For Sate. N 18 Horse Power Engine, 2 Boilers, all the apparatus for gearing, aCireular and Mula Saws, will be sold ata Bargain either separately or altogether. For further particulars enquire of A. D SKILLMAN St Louis Saw Mill, Alpha Road. GEORGE F. JACOBS. CHARLES KENT EMPIRE MARKET. Corner of Main and Washington Sts. NEVADA. you have the [$PCASH decl Come one, Come all—that is. to pay for the best BEEF and MEATS in the mountsirs. Meats wholesale. Meats by the quarter, side and carcass, As cheap as the cheapest and the best Live Stock for sale at all times. N. B.—Not to be different from others we invite old friends and patrons to stay a way unless they hate the [FP CASH.) Copartnership Notice. The firm will be knownas JACOBS & KENT on and after this date, March 9 h. 1858,

Nevada, March 12th, 1858. Property for Sale. That very tesirable property in Bloomfield, } © iknown as Esehe’s property fronting 100 feét more or less, on Mainstreet, 200 feet on Commercial street, 100 feet more or less on Superior . street, being oue of the best sites in the town, and all enclosed by a very neat and substantial fenee together with all improvements thereon, consisting in a well built 1 1-2 story house dborit 24x40 t, used heretofore as a Store and containing besid large front room and four other rooms, with ce Separate Storehouse, Kitchenhouse with dining room o st@bles in separate builcings, a good will,a vegetable garden is for sale very cheap,the owner wishing to sell out entirely before eaving the state. There are also some fine large Shade Trees on the lot. Also—part of the property, known as the American Honse in Bloomfteld. For pa quire of K RIC Nevada Hat Store, Ne Or write to OTTO ESCHE,112C 1 mech $s a st. an Francisco. Notice. LL persons indebted to the E scheil deceased, orto the fi of Espenscheid & Coe are notified to make immediate payment to thereof, or the necessary legal steps will be taken for the col lection of said indebtedness. A. A SARGENT, Atty for Executors, Nevada, Jan. 30th, 1853. feb5 ate of P. J. EspenDissolution. HE ecopartnership heretofore existing between Angust Jaagherr and Jacob M 1.in the Bakery busisas, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The bnss of the late firm will be settled by Fred Butler, who can be found at the Nevada Bakery. AUGUST JUAGHERR. JACOB MANN. Jannary.14 1858. Summons. TATE OF CALIFORNIa, County of Nevada, ss.— In Justices Court, Nevada Township, before John Anderson, Justice of the Peace. The Peopic of the State of California to E.R. Budd, Greeting. You are hereby snmmoned to be and appear before me,the nndersign7d ed, Justice of the Peace at my office in said Township, on SATURDAY the 27th day of March a. p. 1852, at 10 o'clock, A. M to answer tothe complaint of E. C. Prettyman who demands of you the sum of $164 85 as per complaint on file in my office. On failure so to appear and answer, Jadgment will be rendered against you for the said sum of $164 85 and costs of snit. Given under my hand this 9th day of March A. D. 18358 JOHN ANDERSON, J. P. Exchange Bath House. Price Reduced to FIFTY CENTS! GEO. THOMAS & Cé. Proprietors. A FINE Bath House has been opened on Washington LX street. adjoining the American Ex¢hange, and the rietors hope by striet attention to their business to receive a good share patronage. n7-tf GARDEN SEEDs.—Those desiring fresh Garden Seeds, are horeby n tified to purchase them of Spence’s Drug Store, No. 21 Commercial strect, Nevada, wherea large assortment can be found. NARRATIEV OF THE Life and Adventures DAVID BUTLER Who was executed at Sevada, Feb. 26th, 1858, 35 {53 The above embracing A book hf 48 paces will be kept constantly on hand for sale WHOLESALE OR BY SINGLE CoPplEsat the NEVADA JOURNAL OFFICE. The narrative wis dictated by the condemned man in his ecll a few days prior to his execution, and confirmed by him on the gallows. It contains an account of his parentage, oceupation, mode of life, killing of Robert Moffat, estape from Down eyville, adventures and sufferings in Oregon, arrests and escapes, surtentler into custody Drowning of Jackson, &c. &c. The extraordi: ary coneuct of the doomed man upon the seaffold has lent to his Narrative an unusual interest apart from the attractive nature of the book itselt. The narrative was written at the suggestion of the prisoner by A. A. SARGENT EsQ., who certifies it to ke in nearly the prisoner's own style. Price 50 cents per copy. A liberal discount made to Newsmen and Booksellers. Address W.P. BROWN & CO. Journa? Office. Nevada, March 5th, 1858. Tothe Public. HIS celebrated Gin—pretending to nothing but what it is, viz pure and unadulterated article, and assuming No artificial merits of what it is not, as some cf its rival initators Co—after eight years of publie approval and very extensive sales, in the cities of New York, Philedelphia, Boston, and the Western cities, has been pronounced by the public, as well as by the best medi eal and scientitie authorities threughont the United States and the Canadas, to be superior, not only as a beverage of general use, lo any o her article competing against it, but is unequaled in its medicinal efficiency in all el 2s Of cemplaints, To persons travelling in these doys of rapid transit from East to West, North ard South, and more part rly to those erossing the Isthmus, and who are constantly changing their water us well as their clima e—twho ire drinking, indeed, a doz en kinds of water in every twenty-four hours, and draught containing some property acting in chemical antagonism to the pri ling one, thereby ¢ u unnatural degree of excitement to the stomach—it is positively and abseluttly necessary to use a counter ingagent. Froin the tthat this article is prepa pressly to mect such e s. and to act, a it wil’ act, as en antidete, we confidently ribe it as the very best article inthe countryThe name of Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps has never been attached in any way to this article. The London Club House Gin Requires None of the usnal ‘eantion to the public” to beware of counterfeiters, ‘t beinglis , llother genuine articles, beyond the base art ofsoun 1 ‘eiting. The London Ciub Hous? Gin Ts an antidote to the hor’ ible adulteration to which eve rything alcoholic is submitted—the noxious poisons made up ond soldas Aromatic Sehiedam Schnapps, §c. The London Club’ House Gin. no “caution to the pulii Those who once drink it, find in its virtnes against t Requires no “word of advice,” vicious temptations of drinking any of its vile imitations, " while those who “caution the have cautioned by the public to beware of any but even under “advice ; themselves been The London Club House Gin. WILLIAM H. DALY, Sele Importer, New York. NotTIcF—The rnexampled snecess of the LonnoNn CLUB House GIN has ineueed a of imitators, who are pntting up an jt » nder similar titles. Purchasers will please notice the fac-simile of the undersigned on the label. WM. TL. DALYFor sale by all the principal Liquor Houses in San Francisco. San Francisco, March 5th, 1858, To be Sold.---On and afte? th vrices suitable to the times a croice collection of Chemeals, Drugs, Patent Medicines, Perfumery, &e. at SPENCE’S Drug Store, Commercial street, where eus mers can be accommodated all hours of the day and The following from one of our Agents, who ts too well known in his own State to need endorsing by us, will be read with interest by Dyspepties : LEBANON, N. H. Feb. 29, 18: Messrs Seth W. Fowle & Co.--Gentlemen :— 7 sehd by Express, another Box of Oxygenated Bitters, as Weare nearly out. These Bitters have recently heen used with unusual benefit by a member of my family, who has derived more advant from it than from all other medicines which fact be known greatly mnflnences the demand forthe Bitters. There is no prof n. in which a reputation for truth and sincerity is n sirable, than in that of an Apothecary ; and for this reason I have always Ween carefnlin recommending remedics, But I feel perfoctly safe in Advising 41 wh’ are troubled with Dnspepsia, to resort at oneée to the Oxygenatsd Bitters, Yours truly, &c, GEO. S. KENDRICK, Sold by Henry Johnson & Co. Wholesale Drugzgists, 146 Washington strect, San Francisco, sole Agents for the Pacific eoast. Quicksilver and Nitric Acid. j Can be had in any quantities at the Drug Store of E. . F. SPENCE, No. 21 Commercial street, where choice selections of Dru icines are kept and sold at tryve low prices— Ne to the times. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. CONSUMPTION CURED. San Francisco, Nov. 10th. 1856. . Messrs. Park & Wrire—Gents:—It is with pleasure T assure you, that I am able to add my testimony in favor of Wistar’s Balsam. of Wild Cherry. For over aj year I have beenatfictect with a congh and pain in my side and breast, which originated with acold, I had taken Cherry Pectoral, Jaynes’? Expectorant, Cod Liver Oil, and many other popular patent Medicines of the dy also spent over hundre le ith our.phy sie . Bat all pro of no be st Read ing your almanac of 1855, I was indice to try you Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry, TI was, at the time commenced using it, laboring With every symptom of consumption of the lungs, J fonnd, that after u ne bottle, it gave mé relief, and as I considered my case a hardone, I sent to your store and bought half a dozen bottles ; and snffice it tosay. before I had taken it all, I . was well. I.must say, that it appeared to reach the very place affected, in which all other medicines failed. I am now in fall enjoyment of good health, believing that had I not made use of your truly valuable Balsam of Wild Cherry, I should now have been past recovery, if not dead. I shall always take pleasare in recommending to those who are afflicted with Coughs, colds, diftienit breathing, pain in the side, or any lung diseases, your Balsam of Wild Cherry, with the signature you advertise, “Sanford & Park, Cincinnati, Ohio,’ IT am in i F cag tg oe Tie the ae ae . og eS Bt a Re eee LIvEeRYT STABLE. "aim street, Nevada. Largest Stable iM? TES. ClTry JOHN A: LANCASTER, beers agp ences of the } his friends and t added extensively to h lishment of Horses, B ies, § Ues, Harness, &c. and is now prepared to farnish as fine turn-outs as can be found in the § e. we would inform ly that ke has rge and elegant estabeo Well trained flert and easy SADDLE HORSES, well @4uUipped for Ladies or Gentlemen will be ready at all times A long experience in the business and an earnest desire to retainthe confidenceof my fi Is. leads me to beieve I will be able to give general s rction. Particular attention paid to Horses on livery. Carriages always in readiness with careful drivers for the use of Balls, Parties; &e. &e. The quality of my stock will permit me to say that those secking pleasure, or engaged on business would do well to gi >a call. J. A. LANCASTER. Nevada. Mareh 12th, 1858. The iontémental Hotel ! This old and well known Hous* situateed at ie the foot of Main street, near the Uridge, if Neiq vada city, which has been closed for a few weeks for repairs, will be opened on Saturday; March, 27th, 1858 The Proprietor takes the liberty to say to the public that he intends as far as possible, to make this House fully as comfortable and quiet as can be found in any otherlocation. The Proprietor flatters himself that his knowl >of the busine and the accommodatic n that this Hotel affords, wi! zuarantce to him a share, as heretofore of the prblic patronage. Prices to Suit the Times! Board and Lodgn .$10 06 I ad without Lox 8 00 Single Meals 50 ets AM to 85 cts SAML. W. GRUSH, Proprietor. Lodging Nevada, March 17, 1858 marl9 F. E. BAILEY, M. D. i permanently settled If the city with his ] AVING ¥ this metliod of te g o the citizens of Nevada and vicinit A PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. And having be thi s] it no a qualification AMDLY PHYSICIAN. Te? He would also call esp< his services on for nee in successful practice he two claim for himself reasonable ° c ial attention to the following card of Dr. Harvey Hunt: <P From my persoual aequaintance with the character and qualifications of Dr. Bartey, I do cheerfully recemmend him tomy former patrons and friends as my successor, NARVEY HUNT, M. D. __-__—__+~e2 »+——__-Orrice—In the r of the Main street Drug Store. Residence—Wa gton street, first doorsouth of the lie Church, T. ELLARD BEANS & CO, Wholesale and Retail Dealers wn Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, formed there is an imitation put up with some other signature. Respectfully yours, DAVID ALLCUT. 37 Beware or Base Imtrations ! £§ As there are quite a number of Counterfeit articles bearing the name of Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry, purporting to be the “Genuine and Origins!,’’? we therefore deem it necessary for the public good to Ca all persons who purchase the Balsam of Wild Cherry, to look wellat the Signature before buying. The *Genuine Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry,”’ has a FAC SIMILE of the signature of Henry Wistar, M D, Philadelphia, and Sanford & Park, on tfinely executed steel eng d wrapper. Therefore, be cantious. as none can be gennine without the signature of Sanford & Park. by Drnggists generally. "PARK & WHITE are the only Agents, to whom all orders should be addressed. Also. Imporfers, Wholesale and Retail Agents of all valuable Patent Medicines, warranted genuine. 432 Washington’ street, San Francisco. dec4-3m 1.0.0. F. The regular meetings of OUSTOMAH LODGE, No 16 will be held every Tuesd#y everiing at the new Hal! on Pine street, (Kidd's new building.) E. D. HERRICK, . G. nov21Ho!! To Thompsonians!! {AMUEL ADAMS celebrated Thompsonian medicines J. B. VANHAGAN, See'v. for sale by S.M. BAILEY, =uecessor to T. E. Baley, No. No. 32 Main street, Nevada. feb5 For sale} Queens Ware, Wooden & Willow Ware, MINING TOOLS, &e. AT THE OLD FAVORITE STAND OF HAMLET DAVIS, Opposite the United States Hetel, 52 Broad st. Nevada. W re Now receiving the lar, t and finest stock of Ir rchandise in the Ever offered to the trade or consumers of Nevadacity and Grocery and Provision Line usively for cash and are prepared to sellon ms in quantities to suit purchasers and lower r before offered, where. temember the p Hamlet Dari GOODS DELIVERE Nevada, september 19th, 1356. BAILEY GATZERT, Groceries & Provisions. HE under zens of r purchased the stock an serfully inform the citiii yuntry that he has . Landeker, on Commercial Strect. Where he intends keeping constantly on hand a large trade of J. supply of the best articles the market affords in his line, which will be sold at low rates tu suit the tim Miners; orders filled promptly and to the satisfaction of parties Goods delivered Free of Charge. Give meacall atthe Fire-Proof Building, Commercial streét. Nevada, March 19th, 1558.—tf For Sale. NE Twelve Stamp Water Power Qr Cars, &c. &e. Goddl irtz Mill, Lead, tidn fr custom work. Also, One Store on Main street, Nevada. A Iso, Several fine Dwelling H¢ uses—and some fine Building lots, Apply at the cffice of Langton’s Pioneer proe33, Nevada. March 19th, 1858, City and Star Bakery. ESTABLISHED IN 1850. Nearly Opposite the Journal Office. Bag tinde his old enustomers ed takes this method of informing tha syada and y, that he still continbusiness, and is p rred to fnrnish 1 the community rally with the best 6f every article in his line. Boston Brown, Graham, and Rye Bread, kept constantly on hand. Fruit, s; Lemon. and Pound Cake, always in readiness, Wedding Parties, Families, and Restanrants supplied with every variety of Bread and Pastry at the shortest notice. JOHN HURST. Nevada, December 4, GREGORY & \ rOULD r -etfuliv inform their friends and the \ public i -neral that they have removed to the Brick Building, on Main Street, Under the Nevada Journal Office, Where they have o et below. hem. r thanks for past favors, and solicita coniy on to all to and exstomers they re tinuance of thesame. They have Grocerits, Provisions, Grockery, Preserved Fruits, Mining Tools, Can Hruits, &c. » sold as low ds the lowest, and decharge any reasonable distance from town, Pe us, every body ! . March 20, 1857. Watches, Jewelry, AND -SILVER WARE.--—FOR SALE BY— BARRETT & SHERWOOD 135 Montgomery st., San Francisco. ARTICLES OF GOLD Gold x, Chate Fob, Ve Guard and Neé¢k Sleeve } and § 2 Praéelets, tings, Pen¢ 4 , Card _ Sauff Boxes, Seals, Keyes, Ribbon Slides, C s, Thimbles, Cane H s, Crosses, and every g new and beautiful in Coral work, Cameos, Jet work and Mosaics ARTICLES OF SILVER Consisting of Napkin Rings, Cups, Knife, Fork and Spoon, in eases, Saltcellars, Spoons and Forks, Ice Seoops, Fish, Dessert, Butter, Fruit, Pie and Cake Knives,-Pitchers and Goblets, Tea Sets complete, Cake “ast utter Dishes, “al ffee Uros, Card Baskets, rs, Liquor Stands, I either 2 For Quartz Work we obtained the first premium at the Methanics’ Exhibitior. We were also awarded a prize for the manufacture of Watch Cases. Country orders sent by Express, are attenfled to with punctuality and dispatch, and satisffction in all cases guaranteed. Watch Repairing commands our particrlar and prompt attention. San Franciseo, Peb. 26th, 1858. NOTICE. BLOCK: Jr. has thisday become a partner in de our firm, and we will continue brsiness under the saime name and st¥le as heretofore. g A. BLOCK & CO, Nevada. Feb. 1, 1258. Important ! ! Having made a change in our business we most earnestly request those indebted to ws to settle their accounts as we wish toclose upeour old affairs. A. BLOCK & CO. Nevada, Feb. Sth, 1558. WEBBER’S Invigorating Cordial Are y Sick or Weak, Dyspeptic,kRhen matic; Nervous? Have You any Disease Read the Theory of Life and Death. HAT most diseases prove fatal; that early deathso> cur; that people live for years a living de&th, weak inanimate and exhausted—not from the disease itself. but from an inability in nature, and nature's strength to withstand or maintain life through the ravigeséf disease Give them strength, end natnre Will relieve herself, if stimulated, She has given us herbs and platits to effect all this. Purify the blood, render the intestines, the liv er, the heart, and all the nataral functions of man or woman active, And you have half conquered disease. Dr JACOB WEBBER does conscientiously assure alt who read this, that his Invigoratiag Cordial produces all the effects above described. He has seen the old, the totter ing, the palsied, the nervous, the dyspeptic, the inebri ate, the debauchee, and the invalid, revive under its in fluence, as if new life were given them. Nature’s Own Remedy for Mail sicknéds. That creates, reproduces new and pure bloo@—that acts on the Liver, Heart. Brain, Intestines, Limbs and Chest, that revolutionizes the whdle stem—gives strength to the most Debilitated and Weak—that contains.no mineral or other poison. Such is, in truth, Dr. Jacob Webber's justly famous invigorating Cordial =anguitier. The extraordinary and strange cures effected by this heantifet herbal ¢onebetion, has astonished all. It Seems to suit every constitntion. The old, the feet¥é, the Isngnid feel new life and blood is given them. The rone, the dissipated debavchee, the weak from long , disease, from taking too much rhedicine, calomel and other min eral poisons; the young man whose marhood is wasted Where nature's fiinctions are inert and lifeless ces the bliss of robust and vigorous manhood ; his appetite is good, his sleep quiet and refreshing; his mind and memory clear and certain. F . e For all cases is Dr. Jacob Webber's intigorating Cor dial -anguitier most.especially adapted. inasmuch a¢ the above symptoms did Dr. Webber, minutely study in adapting his Cordial te theire ure. It enlivens the torpid liver, ejects all Vilious matter from the system, causes sudation, or free pefsptration (so necessary to health.). it purities and enriches the blood, gives strength to the limbs and body, and is positively infallible in all ne¥tous diseases, trembling or wakefulness There never was a remedy gave such delight to the sufferer as this .The Agent can, from his own know). edge of cures effected by it, conscienttously recommend it in avy of the following diseases: nervonsness, weak ness, languor, loss of appetite; sleep or strength, trem bling, low spirits, decay of tlie natural functtons, pains in the head, limbs or body, nenralgie or rheumatie, and i} often restores those to health dnd stréngth whose ¢onstitutions are almost broken. The price is now reduced so that ri¢h of poor may use it. It is put up in large quart bottles; price $3, or two for $5, and sold at every respectable Drug Store in Cal fornia. Proprietor and Agent, T. Jones, box 1803, San Francisco, to whom all orders can be sent by mail. , March 5th, 1858, To the Citizens of C#liftFnoli r ‘a . lS CAUTION! 2 AM INFORMED that various liquor-mixers of New York, Boston, and San Francisco, are extensively enghgedin putting up in square bottles, under various ti tles, cheap imitatiols of my long established and renpwritd i : 5 i < Wolfe’s Scheidam Aromatic Schnapps. Which adulterated compounds are intended to sell in California against my genuine article. 8 My object is to announce thatI have recently estab= lished an AGENCY IN SAN FRANCI=CO for supplying the State and Oregon with my Schnapps, and that hereafter I will always keep said Agenty supplied with a large stock ; so that respectable druggists and liquor dealers throughout California can always supply them s¢lves at a regular price, merely enongh ver the New York price to cover Cost of freight and charges ; thur avoiding complaint as heretofere, of occasiohal searcity and extreme high price Z ‘ : . It is now many years since T first imported these “thnapps from the celebrated distillety in Seheidam, Hollqnd, in which I am interested. It is now conceded that np Gin was ever imported into this country which ha approached my Schnapps in regard t PURITY, HEAL PHFULNESS, and EXQUISITE AROMA or fia vor. This Lclaim, and for proof, point to their tinivé: sal popularity and the immense and increasitig fohsump tion by all classes, north and south, east and west, comprising the temperance people. medical faculty; &e., .o such an extent that my establishment, packing the enor mous quantity of 8,000 botues per day, is barely ablé till its orders. Also, the Wolfe’s Schnapps have been analyzed the most celebrated Chemists, Drs. Mott and Deek, éf NewYork, aud others who will certify that they are a Perfeetly Pure Medical Tonic. Invaluable as a remedy against Bad Water, Gravel, In digestion, Dyspepsia, Debility, &e. They also certify that they found my Schriapps to be free from Arnylio Atcohol or Fusil Oil, an exceedingly hurtful ingredieni, fonnd in allcommon Gin, which Dr. Mott describes 2° fetid, acrid, and Asthmatical 4nd prodiétyg irreparadi: effects upon the nerves and stomach.’ The _ certificate also prove my Schnapps perfeetly clear of “the Second or heavier Essential Oil or Juniper, also a dangerous component, produced by the over distillation practiced to increase the quantity in making ordinary Gin.” These statements are made with a view to invite com parison in California between the genuine Wolfe's Sehttapps, and the various brands of bogus imitations, mixed, doctered up, or ~~ ; insquare, black bottles, (imitatin of thy style of bottles) under, differeut names and labels, whether marked London, Germany Holland Scheidam Schnapps, &e., in infinite veriety— confident that the trial will result in California just as ic has fong sinfe done in all the older States, tn repudic*ing all the bogus, unttholesome imitations referred to, and the complete tritiimph of my pure Scheidam Schnapps. desire briefly to Notice two facts which have lately added largely to the use of Wolfe's Schnapps in the city of New York and elsewhere. Ist, Pure French Brandy it is Now 4hnost. impossible to obtainnearly all tho brandy imported from France being American raw spir its sent there, made into brandy. 4nd shipped baek again. 4, Many people are abandoning thé use of American whisky, brandy and gin, since it has teen @iscovered that STRYCHNINE, a deadly poison, is in tse at thc west in distilling, thereby increasing the yield of liquor about one-third. In conelnsion, 1 will say t6 All who desire a wholesome agreeable tonic and stimulant, give a fair trial to WOLFE’S $CHEIDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPP UDOLPHO WOLFE, Sole Importer . 22 Beaver street, New Yor) VVATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, ss— +) Know 21! men by these presents chat I, M. ¥. Hosner resident of the county aforesatd, do hereby declarmy intention to avail myself of the provisions of @n ac: exhibited “an att to authorise married women to tra act business their own name as sole traders,”? ps i April 12th, } thatthe business I shall carry on an transact, will be that of keeping a boarding ho mining in the said county ot Nevada, and that the tal invested in business does not exceed the sum of fix thousand dollars. In witness whereof, [have hereunto set my hand and seal the ]Sth day of March, 1858. In presence of A. C. Niles, M.V) Hosmer. State of California, County of Nevada, ss.—Before mic >, Niles a Notary Public in and for the said county, y known to me to be the indtvidual who made the foregoing Declaration, who acknowledged to me tha she executed the same freely @nd voluntarily for tho uses and purposes therein mentioned, and having been by me first made acquainted with the contents thereo!, acknowledged to me on examination, separate and apart from, and without the hearing of her said husband, tha she executed the same freely and voluntarily, withou: force or compulsion, or undue influence on the part of he: said hnsband. and that she did not wish to retract th execution of the same. In witness whereof I have her: unto set my land and affixed my official seal at th County aforesaid on the eighteenth day of March, A. 0 1858 A. C. NILES, Notary Publi Homely Peoplic, Read! Wh» wants a shaving soap—a beantiful shaving soap "Fhat lathers like cream, and heals sore tender sk And all soreness, eruption, or sunburn make slope From the face, or the hands, or the brow, or the ein oS is that fine emolient skin purifier, JONES * }) ITALIAN SOAP. For curing Ervptions, Pimp! Freckles, “1nburn, Tan and discolored skii, the beautify: effects of Jones's Italian Chemieal Soap, delights all wh use it. Itmakes the most coarse, red and yellow skin white and clear as a young child’s, It is emolient and sottening for infants, and is the best Shaving Soap mad« Ptice reduced to 374 cenfs. A Fine Hair Preserver, Beautifier Cleanser and Tonic. r= thirteen years, Jones's Coral Hair Restorative has been used. It is, without more words, now imore popular than ever; it really does force the hair io grow, stops its falling, removes the dandruff permanent ly, and dresses the most coarse, dry, harsh, gray or ligh* hair soft, fine, dark and silky, and keeps ft so @ lon; time. Price reduced to 25 and 50 cents. Who wants White Pearly Teeth? AFONT'S Jamaica Soap Teeth Root is a superb den triftee, Inthers in the mouth like soap, is delicious 1 the taste, whiters the teeth, polishes (without injurine the enamel, purifies the breath; aad by its latherin: ptoperty, cleanses the mcuth, tougue and throat. It i warranted uninjurious, Price reduced to 50 ceuts, These delicious Compounds are sold at the above GREATLY REDUCED PRICES af every respectable Drug Store in California and 0 gon. Agent and Proprietor T. JONES, Box 1803, P Office, San Francisco, to whom all orders ean be a dressed. dee11-tf £ a = Charles H. Bain, se . ARCHITECT AND BUILDER, ARPENTERING done in the best sty}é and with ° patch. Billiard Tables repaired and all kinds of }eyWork. Reasonably thankful for past favors and «: its continuance of thesame. Shop in the resr of Williamson & Dawley’s Bani: House. ie