August 12, 1859 (4 pages)

i as “hap ee tee A ParattreL Case.—As additional Interesting Correspondence, proof that we are right in asserting that . (In which we discover a Black Repubthe great Democratic party—of which we now claim to bea zealous though hufiible member—is in favour of the renewal of the foreign slave trade, we point to the uniform position of that party on the tariff question, Democrats have always byen opposed to a high protective tariff, because, they say, it is unjust to compel the consumers of manufactured goods to pay a large price to northern manufacturers, when the same goods could be boughtin Europe at a much lower rate if it were not for the duties of our custom houses. This they say, is legislating for one portion of the Yeountry at the expense of the other. (It is true the Whigs used to show by Very troublesome arguments and facts that protective tariffs benefitted all classesin the community; but we do not know how to answer them any better than they have been answered, and thetefore we won’t talk about that matter at present ) Now, then the laws forbidding the foreign slave trade is nothing more nor less, in effect than a tariff upon imported negrves 30 high as to amount to a prohibition. It is intended to protect the producers and manufacturers of do~ ™estic negroes, and it works manifest in justice tothe negro consumers of the xtreme southern and south western states. If it is wrong to us to buy broad cloth in England at eight dollars per yard, when we could get the same article in France for four dollars is it not also wrong and unjust to compel us to pay one thousand dollars per head tor negroes in Virginia, when we could buy them in Africa for Show us the difcompel New one hundred dollars ! ference ! THR coLp sHouLDER-— While the op~ position and independent papers throughout the state have extensively noticed our accessiou to the ranks of the true democracy, our brothers of the Lecompton press have not deigned to say a word about it. If we were very sensitive this treatment by those who should have kindly welcomed us, would make us‘feel bad ;” but we are hardened against incivility, and wedon’t intend tobe cold shouldered out of the full performance of our duty in any such a manner. We intend to advocate Lecomptonism in ‘our ewn way” just as long as we see proper, whether they choose to recognise us or not. = Some of our opponents ask, what has Gwin ever done for the State during his long term of office, that he should . now goabout bragging of his services and claiming the gratitude of the peo-j. We answer that Gwin’s masquerple. ade ballat Washington was the most distinguished affair of the season, and could not fail to direct all eyes to the . State that sent a Senator to Washington to ably represent its iastes and character. What red—shirted miner but feels his heart leap at thuse magic words “costume obligatory.” All the glory to Point affairs, Pacific &e. that achievement of our senior Senator. be won in Lime steamship agencies, fades before It is true such a fandango was forbidden . by the police of New York in that city, and ismore common tothe atmosphere of Paris than Ameriea; but Dr. Gwin rises above such silly prejudices, and by . . } a touch of his own peculiar genius ex~ hibits a California Senator in the role of a dancing master. IMPUDENCE Uneasatevise.—The. mass of our party cannot even imagine the effrontery of the Black Republican Nigger Worshippers and Broderick half. breeds. We stopped yesterday at a corner where a_ group of those rarmints weve discussing politics, and we as we always do “put in our spoon” for our side with a vin—“Mister” said a dogoned half-breed, “what is your principles?” We in all the characteristic frankness ot the true Lecompten, Gwin, Latham party, answered we were fighting for three great national cardinal principles of the Admi nistration.— “What's them ?” says another mean looking sneak of a Broderickite. 1st— says we, we want and will have niggers, niggers at the sluice box, niggers at the work-bench, niggers in the corn-field, and niggers inthe kitchea, nigger a heap. Well says he, what next. Why next says we “hurrah forold Buck.” Well, what more. Why, next. next, next, says we, a few more niggers from Africa. Dont’t you think an infernal cuss of a Black Republican impudently inquired if our creed did not coustitute us a Buck-Nigger party. Atthat we riled all-firedly. When our editor comes home, we bet he'll lick the first Black and half breed he meets worse nor you ever sot eyes on. Similar —A celebrated convict once described to us how he felt, immediateiy after the commission of his first felony; and some how or other his account of it was a very accurate description of the feelings which we have experienced since the publication of our last issue. Test of Capacity.—lf any honest man who is troubled with an overweening sense of his mental calibre, would liketo test bis thinking apparatus, just let him edit a Lecompton paper for two weeks, andif Le don’t “weaken on the furn,” then we don’t “know a hawk from a. the first class saloons such as we adhand-saw.” . a breeder of disseutions. . posed to be insensitle te misery, or who . while Piussia is only tem-fooling in . stand what we want done with the *cus~ lican Abolitionist, and use him ecom~ pletely up.) [Confidential.] Messrs Suss—Iam astaunch sup porter of our noble President and his policy and delight tosee the Regular Democratic colors floating at your mast head. It gives me an assurance that our cause isjust. Your arguments in the last JouRNaL make my assurance doubly sure onthat point. But while 1 ama Democrat [hope to be able to show that [ ama consistent one, and able to give a reason for the faith that is in me. Privately Lam in want of a conscientious reply to the dozens of pestiferous enemies ofour glorieus party who dog me to death about the course of the administration on the naturalization question. Now, what shall I say to them? When Cass declared esseutially in his Le Clere letter that a natural. ized American to be safe and protected by his government must stay at home, I with Judge Botts, and other lawyers of our party stoutly maintained that Uass reiterated nothing butthe real law of nations on the point, On the heels ofa month’s defense of the position of the adminis‘ration on the question, we learn by alate mail that the President demands naturalized Americans impressed in the armies of Prussia, which seems to be an abandonment a: first blush of the position taken by thatold veteran of our party, Gen. Cass in the Le Clerc letter. Now, I have everyz confidence that there is consistency in the course pursued by the administration in both cases, but, pray inform me how I am to make it out to these inquisitive tormentors of mine. Preuss Deutschasbedamdt. We smell a rat—he is brewing in. the storm—we nip him in the bud. The writer of the above is adem Black Re-~ publican abolitionist. Jle is an enemy of our noble President, in disguise. We give the alarm that alltrue Democrats may be on their guard, If there is a vice we utterly detest it is insincerity or hypocrisy, Deutchasberdamdt is a hypocrite—a wolf in sheep's clothing— He would distract our party and wreck the Union We know him to be an enemy. Who ever heard of a Democrat of the regular stripe talk of conscience and consistency. They are not found in the creed of the party. As loyal administration Democrats we abandon them—we repudiate the abominabie and troublesome evils. Deutschasbedamdt is a jackass as well as anenemy. Were hea regular Democrat he might derive consolation in his misery from Brother Betts, a cvlalorer of ours in the great Democratic cause. Dentschasbedamdt ought to know that Brother Botts, as in duty bound, supported the Cass-Le Clere doctrines in able disquisitions on internationallaw. Now, that the administration hasresolved to take another tack vho that knows Brother Botts’ Democracy doubts that he will be found side by side with the President? Who doubts the ability of his pen to defend any position our administration may take. He is’nt troubled with conscientious qualms about consisteney. We point to him as a model Dembdcrat—a being who is supgrins and bears it with Democratic fortitude and resignation, tike a Stoic In the same confidential manner as Deutschasbedamdt writes us we confess that the seeming inharmony of the Ad. ministration on the naturalization question bothered our heads for a moment, but when we came to considerthat Le Clere wasa Frenchman and France is vetually engaged inthe killing business bloodless parades, we as Know Nothings were perfectly delighted. Where there is a prospect for a French-Ameri-~ can being of service to stop a bullet we are glad to let him be useful. Let him receive honorable wounds and the more the better; but if Prussia can’t take the hint and put Dutch-Americans where they may see bloody sights we must makea demand fer them. which is as good as akick to help Prussia to under~ sed furiners.” Just let her march them down to Italy and our venerable Presix dent will make no more fuss about them, and Brother Botts’ views of international law are all correct. The best way however isto meet the eavilings of our opponents with stolid indifference. Pracues.—Dr. Chapman left at our office on yesterday several fine large peaches, rai~ed on his ranch at Rush creek, and the first ripe ones raised in the mountainsthis season Their flavor is much necher than those breugaot from below. There is something in the soil or air of the mountains that develope the peach in full perfection. Wheu the Dr. gets Lis fine ranch in full operation he will have no difficulty in commanding higher prices for his products than can be had for the insipid and dropsical productions of the lower vallies. ApoLoGetic.—We ask the pardon of many advertising patrons for the pon appearance of their business notices this week. The press of original matter owing to our having entered upon a new and inexhaustible political field is our apol. gy. Girt ENTERTAINMENT-—Pete Oppenheim of Orleans Flat presents unnusual attractions in the way of a Gift Entertainment. A glance at his schedule will reveal the munificence of his Gifts, ee STARTLING IF TRUE.—The San Fran~ cisco National thinks that because we haye put on the“livery” of Lecomptonism we are going to “serve the Devil.” Wonder if we can’t be Lecompton without serving the Devil? The National ought to know, _SaLoons.—We notice the advertisements of the Metropolitan and Union saloons in another piace. If men will drink, and wish to avoid “tarantula juice,” “‘instanter,” “forty rod” or “minnie rifle,” we recommend them to visit . Vertise. = We have little doubt that a num~ber of frightful casualties and striking incidents have occured in this region the past two weeks; but we have been too much absorbed in the interests of the Democratic party to notice them. EDITOR'S CORNER. AEE We hear withinfinite regret that Brigadier General Philip Moore and other substantial business men of this vicinity are badly offended ut the course our subs have maliciously pursued towards “our venerable President” and his party. during our absence, We would be sorry to lose the good will of any staunch tax-paying, paper-paying, citizen, and would ask the young Brigadier to miti gate his wrath and use his influence with other of our business mea in our behalf. Itis suggested that General Moore was drunk when he denounced the JourRNAL. If sowe appea! from Philip drunk to Philip sober.” A basladiablerie.—We returned to our post too late this week to prevent another broadside of devilment from the subs, but we promise to down with the Lecompton colors and endeavor to make our columns respectable again as soon as possible. The devils about the office have laid aside our interesting letters from abroad to give place to their insincere praises of Lecomptonism, and in order to give our artist, they say. time for farther illustra-. tions. “The devil is to pay” every time we leave the office, and that in a literal sense is the worst part of the sport. ITCH FOR OFFICK. —T aking advantage of our absence from the county, that inveterate office seeker and arrant demagogue, Geo, A. Young, has announced himself as an independent candidate for County clerk. Not satisfied by a rejection by a convention ef lis own party in which all his abilities were exhausted in trying to get anomination, he now comes out to defeat the nominee of that party, and get the best office in the county if possible. Heis one of the Democrats who pride themselves in being in “the orgauization.” As he is G. A. Young’s candidate, and not recommended by any party, white or black, we shal: take time before election to examine the claims of this self sufficient individual, and may discourse of certain road matters. Yaw We are requested to announce the name of THOMAS PEARSON, as a Candidate for the office of Constable, Nevada Towr ship. MANY CITIZENS. ier We have been requested to announce E. W SMITH asa candidate for reekction for the office of Justice of'tke Peace Bay Rum. For sale by E. F. SPENCE. COX, FRANCIS & CO, Late Spear & Co., Forwarding, Warehousing and Commission Merchants, peren Rattery and Broadway streets, San Franeisco—Will attend to paying freights on receipt of properly indorsod Bill of Lading Goods shipped in our care from Eastern cities, will be attended to on arrival and forwarded with dispatch to any part of the country. CasH ADVANCES made on Merchandise in our Warehouse, or consigned. Would respectfully refer tothe Merchants and Bankersof >on Franciico generally. aul2 3m UNION SALOON, Will be open in afew days in Kidd's Building, Pine Street, 1 EORGE LEWIS and JOHN GRIMES, experienced Gyerees what pertains$to a first class saloon have opened one of the ri ht stampin the piace and by the name above designated. The Liquors are gnarranteed to be nothing short of the tirst brand. Go try them and be satisfied, Liquors of ali kinds at 12 1-2 cents. Remember Kidd’s Building. Pine Street Nevada. GEORGE LEWIS, JOHN GRIMES, augl2tf METROPOLITAN SALOON, BLCOMEIEBID & co. T THE old stand of J. L. Williamson, on Pine Street, have opened a magmifieent Saloon with the above name. The establishmeut has been thoroughly refited and refurnished. No Saloon m the mountains beats it in its appointments The be-t Liquors of every description served to the thirsty by the most prom;t and gentlemanly bar keepers No other kiud will be tolerated. auglztf BLOOMFIELD & CO. DIAMON.S, Gold Watches, Jewelry & Silver Ware, FOR SALE BY BARRETT & SHERWOOD. 135 Montgomery Slreet, San Francisco. RTICLES of Gold,— Consisting of Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Watches of all descriptions, Chatelaine. Eob, Vest, Guerd,and Neck Chains, ~leeve Buttons, Studs, Rrooches, Bracelets, Ear Rings, Pencil Cases, Lockets, Buckles, Rings, Card Cases, Snuff Boxes Se-.ls, Keys, Eye Glasses, Ribbon Slides, Charms, Thimbles, Cane Heads, Armlets, Crosses, and every thing new and beautiful in Coral Work, Cameos, Jet Work and Mosaic. ARTICLES of Silver.—Consisting of Napkin Rings, Knife, Fork and Spoon, in cases; Saltceliars, Spoons and Forks; Ice Scoops, Fish, Desert, Butter, Fruit, Pie, and Cake Knives, Pitchers and Goblets, Tea Sets compiete, Cake Baskets, Castors, Butter Dishes, Salvers, Liquor Stands, Trays, Cotfee Urns, Card Baskets, &c Diamonds setin every style of ornament now in fashion Country orders, sent by express, are attended to with punctuality and dispatch, and satisfaction in ail cases guarauteed 5 Watch Repairing commands our particular and prompt attention. augl2 3m The shove is a beautiful, although nor VERY correct likeness of a New Foundland pup, which I found on Aristocracy Hill, last Tuesday. The owner will please call for him this week, or forever after hold iis peace. PAT. MINERS ATTENTION, PECIMENS of Gold-bearing Quartz are bought by Kus at the highest rate, A jaige premium is given over the oe value for Quarts suitable for manufacturinginto Jeweiry. BARRETT & SHERWOOD. 135 Montgomery St, San Fraucisco aug)2 3m Dissoluteon Notice. fie Partnership existing between the undersigned is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Nevada M.S, HAMILTON augl2 3w T. ELLARD BEANS & CO. The Pacific Mail Steumship Company TO PANAMA. To connect via Panamt Railroad, at Aspinwall with the STEAMERS of THE U. S. MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. FOR New York and New Orleans The only safe and reliable route. The Steamship GHEE sonora R. DAMP5 hw. ssee+eeeeeeees COMMANDER Will leave Folsom street wharf with the L. 8. Mails Passengers, and Treasure, for Panama, BATURDAY..--.005. AUGUST 20th At 9 o'clock, A. M., precisely. Tho Panama Rai'r»oad Company and the U. S. Mai Steamship Comp:sny have authorixed Agents to sel their tickets if desired by holdets of Pacific Tickets. Treasure will be received on board the Steamer until 12 o’clock midnight on Friday, August. 19th. No Merchandise freight wi!l be received on board after 3 o'clock P.M. August 19th, and a written order inst be procured at the Company's office for its shipment. For Freight or passage apply to FORBES & BABCOCK, Agents. Cor Sacramento and Leidesdorff st. NEVADA ACADEMY. MR, R. H. RAYMOND Has opened en ACEDEMICAL SCHOOL I. the room formerly occupiel by J: Stratton, forthe instruction of Young Gentlemen in Mathematics and the Natural Sciences, also, in the struction of the English Language, Particular attention will be givin to younger scholars in reading, writing, and spelling; and other primary branches, Girls will be admittedto the school. Discipline, strict and moral. Terms of Tuition, $1,00, per week. Nevada Aug Ist 1859, augl2tf Gramatical Con Caution to the Purchasers of EUREKA WHISKEY! T HAS COME TO THE KNOWLEDGE OF TRE undersigned that various parties are putting up inferior Whisky in imitation packages branding it “EUREKA WHISKY,” and se'ling thesame at much less than the Agent’s price for the genuine article. Wehave also ascertained that empty packages with our names on them are frequently refilled with a common article, and sold for the genuine, There are houses who sell THE GENUINE EUREKA WHISKY And whose representations can be relied on. Of such itissafe to purchase. The fact of so many parties trying to imitate this article, is the surest guarintee that it isthe best Whisky offered for sale on the Pacifie coast. The genuine EUREKA WHISKY is imported im barrels and half-barrels,and the packages are branded onthe head: ‘Eureka Whisky, 1849.” “WM. NEWELL & CO,”? With a copyright label attached; and on the other head, J. T. D. r ‘To any one who has purchased the genuine Eureka Whisky, this cautionis unnecessary, as he cannot be deceived by imitations, vw M. NEWELL & CO., Sole Agents, Mar. 4—3mis SAN FRANCISCO P. B. OPPENHELWS Grand Gift ENTERTAINMENT. 150 MAGNIFICENT PRIZES To be given uway at the Orleans Theatre, ORLEAFS FLAT, On Jeptemler 3d, 7§5G. WADLER . 52-2025 S3aes --$3286 CONSISTING of splendid Diamond Stem, Magic Case, 18 carat Gold Watches, Gold Hunting Case Patent Lever Watelies. Gold. Duplex Watches, Ladies enai«\ecjGold jWatches, magnificent Diariond Ring and Breast Pins, very fine gold Vest and Guard Chains, and Ladies and gents fine gold jewelry of every description. Among the presents will be found the finest MINNIE RiFLE, inthe State, Gold and_ Silver mounted, worthy the attention of every person. The Public are respectfully invited to call and examine the Prizes. The Drawingof the Prizes shall be under the management of a Committee, chosen by the audience, and be distributed jatter the evening’s Entertainment. No I, One splendid Gold Magic case Watch, I3 full jeweled diamond stem, warranted 18 caret gold, with a fine gold chain weighSGT SP Wa oo ss cassenw ss sai os ac ove desaceeceB estes’ $500 2, One magnificent fine gold Duplex, No 115 Watch, full jeweled and centre seconds.. 150 3, One splendid IS caret gold hunting Watch fall Joweled, Be. 16776 .ciiccciccesssennces 200 4, One superb 18 caret gold enamelled hunting ladies Watch, No 5947...ceseses oes 100 5, One gold hunting detached Lever Watch 6, One splendid hunting case, 18 caret gold ladies Watch, No 20044 ...cseceeeseeeeeee 95 7, One fine gold English patent lever Watch, BN IS coon ss hescctaccctess tee ensts car eusetreesoes 85 8, One fine gold Tobias Watch, No I4115.. 50 9, One fine gold eseapment Watch, No 1615. 50 10, One single stone Diamond Pin brilliant uf the first water . 75 11, One single stone Diamond Ring brilliant Of the frat water so.c sc cdeeieevee< aoe aus FS 12, One single stone brilliant Diamond Ring 60 [3, One do do do do 20 14, One diamond pearl and ruby Pin wu. 50 15, One very fine gold ladie’s Breast Pin and Ear Rings, grape pattern, in case .. re I6, One very fine gold and coral ladie’s Breast Pin and Ear Rings, grape pattern in CASE .escereerer O seveges : 17, One very fine gold ladie’s Guard Chain. 25 18, One do do 25 19, One do ‘do 25 20, One gent’s fine gold Vest Chains ... 20 21, One do do _ 35 22, Onefine gold ladies Neck Chain andCross 25 23, One do do 25 24, One fine gold chrystalised quartz gent’s cluster Pin, brilliant style mounted... 20 35, do do do. 20 26, One fine California gold ladies Buckle.. 25 27, One splendid fine gold and cameo ladies Bracelet in case .. .+. ab cel ccarcnasaceeess! ae 28, One do do do 20 29, One fine gold ladies Bracelet in case.. 12 30, One California gold Ring, crystalized quartz setting.. avonssenbagereqcaces Is 31, One set fine gold enamelled Sleeve Buttons and Studs, Masonic pattern..,.. 0 32, One do do do 10 33, One California jet Cross, gold mounted imitation diamond setting ....008 see 10 34, One splendid fine gold ladies revolving Breast Pin, gold stone Mosaic setting.. 25 35, One fine gold ladies revolving Breast Pin, jet setting, also for miriature «...2. a SS 36, One ladies gold mounted bead Rracelet. 10 37, One do do do I0 38, One do do do 10 39, One fine gold and coral ladies Breast Pin and Ear Rings.. .scoc0c San ER ae 15 40, One fine gold and garnet do do Is 4I, One fine gold andquartg do do 12 42, One do do do do I2 43, One fine gold doubleLocket do = do Io 44, One do do do do Io 45, One da da do do 46, One do do fo ‘de 47, One do do de do 8 48, One du do do do § 10. No 16 will beheld every Tuesday evenin 8] new hall on Pine eoeee 2 new building 49, One fine gold and earbuncle SieeveButton and Studs .. ee Kebinthieacsise, ae 50, One fine gold and quartz do 10 5I, One magnificent ladies Boqwet Holder.. 10 52, One do do Io 53, One ladies fancy Work Basket furnished 5 54, One ladies fancy Work Basket furnished 5 55, One ladies splendid fancy Toilet Box.. BE) 56, One splendid shell Portmonaire... 10 57, One splendid shell Portmonaire... I0 58, One mother of pearf Portmonaire. .. I0 59, One Velvet and pear¥ Portmonaire.. 10 60, One velvet embroidered Portmonaire.. 10 6I, One velvet embroidered Portmonaire.. 0 £2, One splendid silver # plate Watch, No 63, One hunting Watch, No 78399.. 64, One fine gold Pen and Pencil ae 65, One fine gold Pen and Peneil..-.. Io 66, One fine gold Pencil Case. paeseerare I5 67, One fine gold Pencil Ca-e.. siaaeke. 15 68, One fine gold and cameo ladies Breast Pin and Bar Binge ococcco ck. .sscesecoccesecees a 69, One Iregold ard «ince Ercast Pin and Boar, Bim g.ceccccccossccoscssssos eooccsws 36 70, One fine gold and cameo ladies Breast Pin and Bar Rings ..000..ccce cesesee: seeiecee ae 7], One fine gold and cameo ladies Breast ie ent Tia Rae ss once ssc eincnnsa canoes 72, Onefine goldchrystalized quartz gents Pin 73, One fine gold chryst’zedquartz gents Pin 74, One fine gold obryst’zed quartz gents Pin 75, One fine gold chrystalized quartz gents Pin with chain.. Soe bessppetewsiane aoobataddesees EO 76, Ono fine gold and camco ladies ribbon Pin I5 77, Oue fine gold and cameo ladies ribbon Pin I5 78, One fine goldand cameo ladiesribbon Pin 15 79, One fine gold and cameo gold stone mo_ mn Dw © BU laiteratneaseesnasascegnccouse Eon ee Parvo 8 80, One fine gold andeameo gold stone moCRI Rsvcecseceaccocseas wecese se cecccees erececsocecacecs oo 8 81, One fine gold and cameo gold stone moBRIC..2case -esscscssevcoceses coccccece couccsece coceeses 8 82, One set fine gold Sleeve Buttons. 8 83, One fine set gold Sleeve Buttons . 8 84, One set fine gold Sleeve Buttons . 8 85, One set fine gold Sleeve Buttons. 8 86, One set fine gold Sleeve Buttons. 8 87, One set fine gold Sleeve Buttons.>>.. 8 88, One set fine gold Stud3s....cecssccssssee 5 89, One set fine gold studs .. oe ee 5 90, One set fine gold studs .... RRs 5 5 8 8 8 5 5 5 5 5 5 91, One set fine gold PE te cee 92, One fine gold double Locket...esseseee 93, One fine gold double Locket.. samenees * 94, One fine gold double Locket.... ea 95. One silver extension Pen and pencil.. 96, 1 silver extension pen and pencil ..0 97, 1 silver extension pen and pencil . 98, 1 silver extension pen and pencil . 99, 1 silver extension pen and pencil. 100, 1 silver extension pen and pencil 101 1 fine gold Cross.ccceesseseee ee ee 4) 102 1 fine gold Oross. 20 103, 1 fine gold Cross. 20 104, I fine gold Cross. 20 105, 1 fine gold Cross. 106, I fine gold Cross.. soveee 107, 1 fine gold Cross.. ssc s+ 108, 1 fine gold Cross...0.000« eaceoe necaes 10 109, 1 gents Ribbon and gold slide... 110, 1 gents ribbon and gold Slide.... IIl, 1 gents ribbon and slide ..00,seceeeres 112, 1 gold and cameo misses Pin... ate 115, I gold stone mosaic misses pin ...4+ 116, 1 gold stone mosaic misses pin. ae 117, 1 gold stone mosaic misses pin. 118, 1 gents Vest Chain ... 119, 1 gents Vest Chain. 120, I gold double Locket 121, 1 double gold Locket.. .eccccccesccscsee 10 122, 1 double gold Locket 123, 1 double gold Locket . 124,1 double gold Locket . T2541 double Wold LGN cthisvecsicsvervcseiss a0 126, 1 gents Masonic breast pin...0.s00 10 127, 1 ladies gold mosaic bredst pin ... 10 128, 1 gold and gold stone ladies fibbon Pin 10 129, 1 gold and gold stone ladies ribbon pin. 8 130, 1 gold and gold stone ladies ribbot pin 8 131, 1 gold and gold stone ladies ribbon pin 8 £32, 2 end TGckee Pi 2.2.22. ccccecocovetecees eens 8 133, 1 gold locket pin. 8 £34, 1 gold locket pi q..sccccoseesesseesseaces 8 135, I gold locket pin .. execdebsemudomesss Eger 8 136, 1 set gold sleeve buttons and studs.. 10 137, I Compass in case... eevee cocccccee sos eee 4 38, 1 ladies ring with setting..... 7 SG, TOU: PIG as, acs iccablepacsctacesucsco ssa 7 40, 1 wemte Tg. cccck cesses <osens coe ecco veseace 6 141, I set gold sleeve buttons ..000.ceseeeeeeee 6 142, 1 set gold sleeve buttons..00ce000. sibea 6 143, 1 set gold sleeve buttons .. Rapceccearene 6 144, Lset gold sleeve buttons is. .ccceseceseeeee 6 115, 1 set gold sleeve buttons ..sscccsseseee eee 6 146, I gold enamelled key..cccccssescese see 10 147, 1 gold enameled key..cccocecces seers 10 148, 1 set gold studs.. apadaceaee wi oacesteeacten “ 6 149, 1 magnificent mechanical Music Box, playing 6 tunes sess cississseseosectscessssseccesces 50 150, 1 extra magnificent Minnie Rifle, geld and silver monnted, the finest in the State, presented by Mrs. C. N. Sinclair to a member of the Marion Rifles, San Francisco... $200 Republican State Ticket, For Gevernot, Leland Stanford. Sacramento. Lieutettant Governor, James F. Kennedy, Santa Clara. Judge of the Supreme Court, Oscar L.Shafter, San Franciseo, Clerk of the Supreme Court, 8. D. Parker. Tehiuma, Treasurer, Phillip P. Caine, Butte: “+ Controller, J.B. Clark, ElDorado, Superintendant of Public Instruction: 8. W: BroWn, Sctoma. Surveyor General. P. M. Randall, Amador. Attorney General, Harlow S. Love, San Franciscs, For Congress, P. H. Sibley, Placer. E. D. Baker, San Francisco, State Printer, F. B Murdock, Santa Clara. County Nominations. Senator, Jamés Collins, Bridgeport. As;embly men. E H. Gaylord, Little York, D. Crittenden, Nevada, J.F Webber, Washington. Abel Dobson, Rough & Ready. Isanc Crawford, French Corral. Sheriff, Wm. Butterfield, Nevada. Clerk, J. I, Sykes, Grass Valley Treasurer, Alexander Fraser, Bridgepsrt. Assessor, J. Whitman, Rough & Ready. District Attorney, AA Sargent, Nevada, County Surveyor, JR Archibald, Bridgeport, For Superintendent Public Schools, Rev M Kellogg, Grass Valley. Public Administrator, James H Moore, San Juan, Cutdiier: B. ¥. Spence, Nevada. The regular meetings of OUSTOMAH LODGE, —— 87ga XS, N, @, J, B Van Hagan, Sec’y ssid . eee a ERY “TO PRE REE EN ee Closing out Sale of the Season! CHEAP JOHN, AT THE RED HOUSE, NEVADA, Calls the attention of the pustic in GENERAL and the AsPIRANTS to POLITICAL honors in particular. That on and after the date hereof he will dispose of at COST, the balance o his immense SUMMER STOCK now on hand consisting of £ EEA E'S of all styies, such as the LATHAM, the CURREY, the STANFORD irall colors. Also BLACK sILK HATS and GENUINE PERUVIAN. Im Cc AES, we have all kinds of linen, and we guarantee to show you the largest stock of BUSINESS and DKESS cvats ever exposed intbe mountains. WES T's$ee4!! kinds of MARSAILLES SILK VELVET and TINSEL. PAI SeeThe best styles and best quality and more of them then all others combined. BOO TSexel: endless variety.—Bankerts, Godfrey’s and all others from $3 up. So walk up and Choose from the LARGEST and BEST’ stock in the upper Country. S. HAAS & CO.,, cor. Pine & Com. BN. B. OUT DOOR SALES ATTENDED TO AND GOODS APPRAISED. (July, 15.—3m. Insolvent Notice. . Knickerbocker Saloon. In the District Court ofthe l4th Judicial District ofthe Next door to tke Theatre. County of Nevada, State of California. j r [ihe matterof the petitionof ZEPHANIA MANS AU . Mainstreet --Nevada. an Insolvent tor, Pursuant to an order ofthe Hon. . HE rietor bag Sttcd up cic avove wellNiles Searls Judge-of the said District Court, notice is sc ey Bee : hereby given to ithe creditors. of the said Insolvent T known saloon and supplied it with a splendid Zephania Mansau tobe and appear before the HonNiles . marble bed Scarls aforesaid, inopen Court, at the Court Rocm of . said Court, in the city and county of Nevada on tae 15th . Billiara Tabticday of ei Bees A. _e 1859, at es * M. wipers seid . A Reading Room furnished always with the lathen and there to show cause, Ifany they can, why the) aa » Poste Ae . prayer ef said Insolvent siowld mot be granted, and an . test papers : Some hed 2A the ce “ sneer gerepe ts assignment of hts Estate be made, and he be discharged . THE BAl is Sonera y stored with the choic from his debts and habilities, in pursuance of the Stat-. Liquors, Wines and Cigars. Also, a splendid Soda ute in such case made and provided; and in the mean Fountain. Connected with the ‘Knickerbocker is time all proceedings against said Insolvent be stayed. . an Oyster and lee Cream Saloon. Witness my hand and the seal ofsaid Court tins 7th hes PRANK GUILD. day of July A, D. 1859. REEDS RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk. ——_— Per Joet Roberts, Jr. Deputy Cierk. oe ee Dibble & Lansing Attys. for Petitioner. Oyater Sa loen. JOUN KREDELL, The Howland Roary Battery, . Offerstothe publie the most popular refresa. meuts of the season, E are now prepared to furnish at short notice the) above Battery, and would request the attention . Cakes Oysters, Clams, &r, §c. of all Quartz Men to it previous to the erection of a mill. . a For efficiency in working out the gold. it is becoming . In the Knickerbocker Saloon, Main Street, s elevrated, and we have no hesitancy in prononncing it, . cuperior in every respect to any Now in use. . At our request, MR. ALMARIN B. PAUL, Superintendent of the Oriental Quartz Mill, near Nevada city, . 2 hasconsented to explain the working of the mill, and Potice. show its efficiency to any who may feel interested, and sapepmeeeraae 3 TE Fr? Se Bara as allcan judge of it better by seeing it in practicalop-Tremendous Reduction in Prices! eration, we would refer Quartz men of Nevada county Families supplied at short notice. Customers will be politely served at a moment's j 4+f at the} — to him. AT THE GODDARD, HANSCOM & RANKIN‘ jeIo Pacific Foundry, San Francisco. . PIONEER DRY GOODS STORE, Horace Billing’s Hams! PE bet received per Meteor, the second invoice of the cure of 1858. We would ez ll the attention of dcalors to these celebrated Hams, as being Superior to any others ever Imported into THIS MARKET. We récommend them asthe genuine cure of Horace Billings, and fully equaiin allrespects to the Hams he has heretofore sent to the California market. They are guaranteed strictly Sugar cured, under Mr Billings personal attention, by the same peculiar process that has secured for them such an enviable reputation since the year 1851, for Quality, Condition and Flavor ! Every Ham bears a Label with fac-simile of the signature of HORACE BILLINGS, without which none are genuine: —For sale by— D, D. SHUTTUCK & CO., No. 93 Front Street, San Francis. Notice to Creditors. Estate of J. L. POOL, deceased.* OTICE ishereby given by the undersigned Administrator of the above nained estate, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against J L. Pool de ccased, to exhibit the same, with the ne y vouchers, within ten months from the first publication of this Notice to the undersigned at his place of business at Beans & Co's store, Nevada city. ABEL H. HANSON. J. L. Pool, deceased. jelo NEW INVENTION! Extension of the Picolomini Hoops!!! I 7 Ay y, S. LUBECK & CO., 55 Broad Street Nevada. AVING just received DIRECT FROM THE East, by the John L Stephens, the newest style, of the 30, 24. anD 15 Hoop skrRTs, (Picolomini) offer the same to Ladies of Nevada afd vicinity at most reasonable priAdm'r of the Estate ecs. Ladie; trilf please call early and supply themselves with this beautiful and highly fashionable article before the stock is exhatisted, 8. LUBECK & CO. July &, 1859.—tt. CARLEY & DAVIS, AVE opened a Saloon for the refreshment of the tnI ner man, opposite the Store of J S. Wall, Second door above Pine on Broad street, Nevada, where a never failing supply of the best Wines and Liquors, Dashaway bevcrages, §c. Sc. To befound in the best bars of the State, may be always had on demanding and done up on the most upproved style. July 15, 1856—tf CARLEY & DAVIS. CONFECTIONARY AND ICE CREAM se GmOON. On Broad Street, a few doors from Pine! HE UNDERSIGNED begs leave to irfform the ta dies and Gentlemen of Nevada, that he has opene ance Cream aud Confectiénary Saloon oa the Sout side of Broad street, a few Goors above Pine. The saloon is fitted up in a style far superior to anythingiof the kind ever opened in Nevada, with a room, hav ng aprivate ertrafice especially for the accomodation of Ladies. (4p Confeciionary Ice Cream and Fountain Seda.— Parties and Balls furnished with every variety of Confectionary on short notice. ypril 29—tf. J.M. FLURSHUTZ. KiITi's HAIR INVIGORATOR 3 ACKNOWLEDGED by all who have ised it. to d+ the FINEST preparation for the hair ever invented. A few Applications of it will make the coarsest and harshest hair soft and glossy—stop its falling offor turn ing gray, remove alldandrufi andcure all diseases ot the scalp. Itimpartsa natural moisture and brilliant lustre to the hair, and hasa delightful perfume. Prepared only by WM. H. KEITH & co. Chemists and Drugzists. i37 Montgomery street. San Francisco, Fot sale by ai] Druggists. 29—3m STILL ANOTHER CHANCE. KEYSTONE MARKET. ARCHIE McALLISTER, I . AVING left the Variety Store and moved across the street, is determined not to be outdone in keeping a Market. None but American Beef, of th>,best quality ! Pork, Mutton, Veal, etc. all kinds of Game in their ] Medicine. ‘Main Street, Nevada. . iteniee } NEW DRY GOODS, . PLI N NE FSCY, . Well selected and cheaply purchased, which, as I . have no Rent or Clerks to pay, Lam determined to sell, and will sell . Cheaper by Twenty per cent. Than any other dealer in Dry Goods this side of . San Francisco. give mea call before purchasing elsodbe convinced that better bargains cam be obtained of me than elsewhere. Having been lomger established in the brsiness than any other desler inthe city, I flatter myself that Iam better acquainted with the peculiar wants of this eommunity. . _My Motto will be, “QUICK SALES & SMALL PROFITS.” Call and examine my Goods, T shall take pleasure in showing them all without grumbling, as some are in the habit of doing. Remember the old siore of Simon Rosenthal, next door above the Banking House of C. W. Mulford, Main street, Nevada, Jacob Rosenthal. . Nevada, A pril, 1 sth—tf Miss E. W. Phillip’s . SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. Opened on Monday, July llth 1859.IN THE BRICK CHURCH, Main street, Nevada. ‘THE course of instruction includes the common . and higher English branches, Latin, Freseh, ) Spanish, and Music. Daily exercises in Reading, Writing, Spelling, Mental Arithmetic, Vocal Mu. sic and Calistheu ics. . Parents and friends of the School are requested to attend the reviews which will Be held on the last FRIDAY of every month, commencing in . August. Terms per Month: $5 to $8,00 -$4 each. 8 Lessons, $10 at thesehool —TESTIMNONIALS— . . English Branches . . Languages Extri . Instrumental Music, . Rev. Samuel H. Cox, D. D. ) “ Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, j Brooklyn, N. Ys . Rev. Gorham D. Abbot, ' . Prof Milo Maken; j N. ¥. City. Prof. C. D. Cleveland, ) Rev. Kingston Goddard, Philadely hia. . Hon. Ellis Lewis. j Hon. C. L. Dubuisson, ! tev. Jos. Stratton, Dr. Ayers P. Merrill, Memphis, Tenn. Trustees and Teachers ot Mt. Holyoke Sem., Mass. ¢ “of Franklin Female College, Miss Nevada, July 15.’59—tf. Bathing, Hair Cutting & Shaving Saloon FRANK H. FISHER, Would respectfully inform his old friends and cusj tomers that he has returned to Nevada and opened 'a fine > Natchez, . , Shaving, Hair Cutting & Bathing \s toon, on Broad street, opposite National Hotel. A liberal share of patronage is solicited. FRANK H. FISHER Prperictor. . = = — = Special Notices. YEPTh e fol the Dean of the Faeulty o . y wing letter which emphatically speak r elf, was written by th t Coll , to the editors o Pacifie Medical and Surgical Journal, Saw Franciaco for publication : PHILADELPHIA, January 17th, 185, To the Editors of the Pacifie Medical and Surgiea . Journal :~Gentlemen :—My attention has been called . to wn article iu the December number of your journuls . in regard to the ap EuNDeM degree granted by ths Philadelphia College of Medicine to Dr. LJ Czapkay. When the application for the degree was made to the Faculty, . . it was accompanied by affidavits and testimonials to the } effect that Dr. Czapkay wasa regular graduate M.1). }of the University of Pesth, had served as surgeon in the Hungarian army, and was a regular practitioner of medicine. On the strength of these the degree was granted, The AP EUNDEM degre, as its name implies, is confered on graduates only, and gives ns new privileges. Had there been the slightest suspicion of irregu arty, the ap plication would have been refused. By inserti 1g this in . your journal, you willdo an act of justice to the Collége . and confer a favoi on Yours, very respectfully, H. RAND. Dean of the Faculty of the Philadc!phia College of CERTIFICATE—I, the undersigned, Governor of season. Also, Fish and Vegetables, fresh every . Hungary, totestity hereby that Dr. L. J: Ozapkay-has day. All of which will be soldcheap for cass. Fulton Foundry and Iron Works. HINCKLEY & CO, First street, between Market and Mission streets SN FRNCISCO . Manufacturers of Quartz Mills, Saw mills, Steam Engines, Pumps, ete. All kindsof Iron Castings furnished at short notice. Every style of Finishing to Iron when cast. Repairing of Machinery neatly done. making in all its various forms. ble. : PatternPrices reas Pay28 Dissolution, HE partnership heretofore xj Cohn and L. Stiefr*, unde~ Cohn is this day dissolved Uy mutual consent. All persons in cebted to 8'xid late firm are requested to make>mm diate paymer,t, h. STIEFEL, \. M.COHN, L. M. Cohn will continue the business in his own Mame after ths date. July 1. 1859. ot L’ECHES FOR SALE by E. F. SPENCE OIL OF VITRIOL For Sale by =m E.F. SPENCE. Main & vhasting between L. M . the name of Stiefel & served during the coatest for Hungarian liberty, as Chief surgeonin the Hunganan army, with faithful perseverance. Whereof! have given him thiseersificate, and do ~ Peper ep iem to the sympathy, attention and protection of all those who are capable of eciati i seli-sacrifice and undeserved maishoomone. me nmiod — UTH Lajos, A #overnor of Hun; . Washington city. Jan6_ 852~ aia kconomy is Wealth. HEUSTON, . HASTINGS, . & CO MERCHANT TAILORS IONABLE CLOTHING AND. GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, 25 Per Cent Chea pe > wd than any other house in California. NEW STYLE COATS, elegant cnt Pants, rich Vestrecherche Neckties and everything suitable for mem, ‘wear. Remember HEUSTON, HASHINGS & CQ, when, ant hy t “ Says. 0 ‘ 3a AND IMPORTERS OF FASH-. CORNER OF J 2nd STREET, SACRAMENTO THE first house in California to reduce the price of; eustom made clothing to NEW YORK PRICES, being ae eaten een. ' ® i

i as “hap ee tee A ParattreL Case.—As additional Interesting Correspondence, proof that we are right in asserting that . (In which we discover a Black Repubthe great Democratic party—of which we now claim to bea zealous though hufiible member—is in favour of the renewal of the foreign slave trade, we point to the uniform position of that party on the tariff question, Democrats have always byen opposed to a high protective tariff, because, they say, it is unjust to compel the consumers of manufactured goods to pay a large price to northern manufacturers, when the same goods could be boughtin Europe at a much lower rate if it were not for the duties of our custom houses. This they say, is legislating for one portion of the Yeountry at the expense of the other. (It is true the Whigs used to show by Very troublesome arguments and facts that protective tariffs benefitted all classesin the community; but we do not know how to answer them any better than they have been answered, and thetefore we won’t talk about that matter at present ) Now, then the laws forbidding the foreign slave trade is nothing more nor less, in effect than a tariff upon imported negrves 30 high as to amount to a prohibition. It is intended to protect the producers and manufacturers of do~ ™estic negroes, and it works manifest in justice tothe negro consumers of the xtreme southern and south western states. If it is wrong to us to buy broad cloth in England at eight dollars per yard, when we could get the same article in France for four dollars is it not also wrong and unjust to compel us to pay one thousand dollars per head tor negroes in Virginia, when we could buy them in Africa for Show us the difcompel New one hundred dollars ! ference ! THR coLp sHouLDER-— While the op~ position and independent papers throughout the state have extensively noticed our accessiou to the ranks of the true democracy, our brothers of the Lecompton press have not deigned to say a word about it. If we were very sensitive this treatment by those who should have kindly welcomed us, would make us‘feel bad ;” but we are hardened against incivility, and wedon’t intend tobe cold shouldered out of the full performance of our duty in any such a manner. We intend to advocate Lecomptonism in ‘our ewn way” just as long as we see proper, whether they choose to recognise us or not. = Some of our opponents ask, what has Gwin ever done for the State during his long term of office, that he should . now goabout bragging of his services and claiming the gratitude of the peo-j. We answer that Gwin’s masquerple. ade ballat Washington was the most distinguished affair of the season, and could not fail to direct all eyes to the . State that sent a Senator to Washington to ably represent its iastes and character. What red—shirted miner but feels his heart leap at thuse magic words “costume obligatory.” All the glory to Point affairs, Pacific &e. that achievement of our senior Senator. be won in Lime steamship agencies, fades before It is true such a fandango was forbidden . by the police of New York in that city, and ismore common tothe atmosphere of Paris than Ameriea; but Dr. Gwin rises above such silly prejudices, and by . . } a touch of his own peculiar genius ex~ hibits a California Senator in the role of a dancing master. IMPUDENCE Uneasatevise.—The. mass of our party cannot even imagine the effrontery of the Black Republican Nigger Worshippers and Broderick half. breeds. We stopped yesterday at a corner where a_ group of those rarmints weve discussing politics, and we as we always do “put in our spoon” for our side with a vin—“Mister” said a dogoned half-breed, “what is your principles?” We in all the characteristic frankness ot the true Lecompten, Gwin, Latham party, answered we were fighting for three great national cardinal principles of the Admi nistration.— “What's them ?” says another mean looking sneak of a Broderickite. 1st— says we, we want and will have niggers, niggers at the sluice box, niggers at the work-bench, niggers in the corn-field, and niggers inthe kitchea, nigger a heap. Well says he, what next. Why next says we “hurrah forold Buck.” Well, what more. Why, next. next, next, says we, a few more niggers from Africa. Dont’t you think an infernal cuss of a Black Republican impudently inquired if our creed did not coustitute us a Buck-Nigger party. Atthat we riled all-firedly. When our editor comes home, we bet he'll lick the first Black and half breed he meets worse nor you ever sot eyes on. Similar —A celebrated convict once described to us how he felt, immediateiy after the commission of his first felony; and some how or other his account of it was a very accurate description of the feelings which we have experienced since the publication of our last issue. Test of Capacity.—lf any honest man who is troubled with an overweening sense of his mental calibre, would liketo test bis thinking apparatus, just let him edit a Lecompton paper for two weeks, andif Le don’t “weaken on the furn,” then we don’t “know a hawk from a. the first class saloons such as we adhand-saw.” . a breeder of disseutions. . posed to be insensitle te misery, or who . while Piussia is only tem-fooling in . stand what we want done with the *cus~ lican Abolitionist, and use him ecom~ pletely up.) [Confidential.] Messrs Suss—Iam astaunch sup porter of our noble President and his policy and delight tosee the Regular Democratic colors floating at your mast head. It gives me an assurance that our cause isjust. Your arguments in the last JouRNaL make my assurance doubly sure onthat point. But while 1 ama Democrat [hope to be able to show that [ ama consistent one, and able to give a reason for the faith that is in me. Privately Lam in want of a conscientious reply to the dozens of pestiferous enemies ofour glorieus party who dog me to death about the course of the administration on the naturalization question. Now, what shall I say to them? When Cass declared esseutially in his Le Clere letter that a natural. ized American to be safe and protected by his government must stay at home, I with Judge Botts, and other lawyers of our party stoutly maintained that Uass reiterated nothing butthe real law of nations on the point, On the heels ofa month’s defense of the position of the adminis‘ration on the question, we learn by alate mail that the President demands naturalized Americans impressed in the armies of Prussia, which seems to be an abandonment a: first blush of the position taken by thatold veteran of our party, Gen. Cass in the Le Clerc letter. Now, I have everyz confidence that there is consistency in the course pursued by the administration in both cases, but, pray inform me how I am to make it out to these inquisitive tormentors of mine. Preuss Deutschasbedamdt. We smell a rat—he is brewing in. the storm—we nip him in the bud. The writer of the above is adem Black Re-~ publican abolitionist. Jle is an enemy of our noble President, in disguise. We give the alarm that alltrue Democrats may be on their guard, If there is a vice we utterly detest it is insincerity or hypocrisy, Deutchasberdamdt is a hypocrite—a wolf in sheep's clothing— He would distract our party and wreck the Union We know him to be an enemy. Who ever heard of a Democrat of the regular stripe talk of conscience and consistency. They are not found in the creed of the party. As loyal administration Democrats we abandon them—we repudiate the abominabie and troublesome evils. Deutschasbedamdt is a jackass as well as anenemy. Were hea regular Democrat he might derive consolation in his misery from Brother Betts, a cvlalorer of ours in the great Democratic cause. Dentschasbedamdt ought to know that Brother Botts, as in duty bound, supported the Cass-Le Clere doctrines in able disquisitions on internationallaw. Now, that the administration hasresolved to take another tack vho that knows Brother Botts’ Democracy doubts that he will be found side by side with the President? Who doubts the ability of his pen to defend any position our administration may take. He is’nt troubled with conscientious qualms about consisteney. We point to him as a model Dembdcrat—a being who is supgrins and bears it with Democratic fortitude and resignation, tike a Stoic In the same confidential manner as Deutschasbedamdt writes us we confess that the seeming inharmony of the Ad. ministration on the naturalization question bothered our heads for a moment, but when we came to considerthat Le Clere wasa Frenchman and France is vetually engaged inthe killing business bloodless parades, we as Know Nothings were perfectly delighted. Where there is a prospect for a French-Ameri-~ can being of service to stop a bullet we are glad to let him be useful. Let him receive honorable wounds and the more the better; but if Prussia can’t take the hint and put Dutch-Americans where they may see bloody sights we must makea demand fer them. which is as good as akick to help Prussia to under~ sed furiners.” Just let her march them down to Italy and our venerable Presix dent will make no more fuss about them, and Brother Botts’ views of international law are all correct. The best way however isto meet the eavilings of our opponents with stolid indifference. Pracues.—Dr. Chapman left at our office on yesterday several fine large peaches, rai~ed on his ranch at Rush creek, and the first ripe ones raised in the mountainsthis season Their flavor is much necher than those breugaot from below. There is something in the soil or air of the mountains that develope the peach in full perfection. Wheu the Dr. gets Lis fine ranch in full operation he will have no difficulty in commanding higher prices for his products than can be had for the insipid and dropsical productions of the lower vallies. ApoLoGetic.—We ask the pardon of many advertising patrons for the pon appearance of their business notices this week. The press of original matter owing to our having entered upon a new and inexhaustible political field is our apol. gy. Girt ENTERTAINMENT-—Pete Oppenheim of Orleans Flat presents unnusual attractions in the way of a Gift Entertainment. A glance at his schedule will reveal the munificence of his Gifts, ee STARTLING IF TRUE.—The San Fran~ cisco National thinks that because we haye put on the“livery” of Lecomptonism we are going to “serve the Devil.” Wonder if we can’t be Lecompton without serving the Devil? The National ought to know, _SaLoons.—We notice the advertisements of the Metropolitan and Union saloons in another piace. If men will drink, and wish to avoid “tarantula juice,” “‘instanter,” “forty rod” or “minnie rifle,” we recommend them to visit . Vertise. = We have little doubt that a num~ber of frightful casualties and striking incidents have occured in this region the past two weeks; but we have been too much absorbed in the interests of the Democratic party to notice them. EDITOR'S CORNER. AEE We hear withinfinite regret that Brigadier General Philip Moore and other substantial business men of this vicinity are badly offended ut the course our subs have maliciously pursued towards “our venerable President” and his party. during our absence, We would be sorry to lose the good will of any staunch tax-paying, paper-paying, citizen, and would ask the young Brigadier to miti gate his wrath and use his influence with other of our business mea in our behalf. Itis suggested that General Moore was drunk when he denounced the JourRNAL. If sowe appea! from Philip drunk to Philip sober.” A basladiablerie.—We returned to our post too late this week to prevent another broadside of devilment from the subs, but we promise to down with the Lecompton colors and endeavor to make our columns respectable again as soon as possible. The devils about the office have laid aside our interesting letters from abroad to give place to their insincere praises of Lecomptonism, and in order to give our artist, they say. time for farther illustra-. tions. “The devil is to pay” every time we leave the office, and that in a literal sense is the worst part of the sport. ITCH FOR OFFICK. —T aking advantage of our absence from the county, that inveterate office seeker and arrant demagogue, Geo, A. Young, has announced himself as an independent candidate for County clerk. Not satisfied by a rejection by a convention ef lis own party in which all his abilities were exhausted in trying to get anomination, he now comes out to defeat the nominee of that party, and get the best office in the county if possible. Heis one of the Democrats who pride themselves in being in “the orgauization.” As he is G. A. Young’s candidate, and not recommended by any party, white or black, we shal: take time before election to examine the claims of this self sufficient individual, and may discourse of certain road matters. Yaw We are requested to announce the name of THOMAS PEARSON, as a Candidate for the office of Constable, Nevada Towr ship. MANY CITIZENS. ier We have been requested to announce E. W SMITH asa candidate for reekction for the office of Justice of'tke Peace Bay Rum. For sale by E. F. SPENCE. COX, FRANCIS & CO, Late Spear & Co., Forwarding, Warehousing and Commission Merchants, peren Rattery and Broadway streets, San Franeisco—Will attend to paying freights on receipt of properly indorsod Bill of Lading Goods shipped in our care from Eastern cities, will be attended to on arrival and forwarded with dispatch to any part of the country. CasH ADVANCES made on Merchandise in our Warehouse, or consigned. Would respectfully refer tothe Merchants and Bankersof >on Franciico generally. aul2 3m UNION SALOON, Will be open in afew days in Kidd's Building, Pine Street, 1 EORGE LEWIS and JOHN GRIMES, experienced Gyerees what pertains$to a first class saloon have opened one of the ri ht stampin the piace and by the name above designated. The Liquors are gnarranteed to be nothing short of the tirst brand. Go try them and be satisfied, Liquors of ali kinds at 12 1-2 cents. Remember Kidd’s Building. Pine Street Nevada. GEORGE LEWIS, JOHN GRIMES, augl2tf METROPOLITAN SALOON, BLCOMEIEBID & co. T THE old stand of J. L. Williamson, on Pine Street, have opened a magmifieent Saloon with the above name. The establishmeut has been thoroughly refited and refurnished. No Saloon m the mountains beats it in its appointments The be-t Liquors of every description served to the thirsty by the most prom;t and gentlemanly bar keepers No other kiud will be tolerated. auglztf BLOOMFIELD & CO. DIAMON.S, Gold Watches, Jewelry & Silver Ware, FOR SALE BY BARRETT & SHERWOOD. 135 Montgomery Slreet, San Francisco. RTICLES of Gold,— Consisting of Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Watches of all descriptions, Chatelaine. Eob, Vest, Guerd,and Neck Chains, ~leeve Buttons, Studs, Rrooches, Bracelets, Ear Rings, Pencil Cases, Lockets, Buckles, Rings, Card Cases, Snuff Boxes Se-.ls, Keys, Eye Glasses, Ribbon Slides, Charms, Thimbles, Cane Heads, Armlets, Crosses, and every thing new and beautiful in Coral Work, Cameos, Jet Work and Mosaic. ARTICLES of Silver.—Consisting of Napkin Rings, Knife, Fork and Spoon, in cases; Saltceliars, Spoons and Forks; Ice Scoops, Fish, Desert, Butter, Fruit, Pie, and Cake Knives, Pitchers and Goblets, Tea Sets compiete, Cake Baskets, Castors, Butter Dishes, Salvers, Liquor Stands, Trays, Cotfee Urns, Card Baskets, &c Diamonds setin every style of ornament now in fashion Country orders, sent by express, are attended to with punctuality and dispatch, and satisfaction in ail cases guarauteed 5 Watch Repairing commands our particular and prompt attention. augl2 3m The shove is a beautiful, although nor VERY correct likeness of a New Foundland pup, which I found on Aristocracy Hill, last Tuesday. The owner will please call for him this week, or forever after hold iis peace. PAT. MINERS ATTENTION, PECIMENS of Gold-bearing Quartz are bought by Kus at the highest rate, A jaige premium is given over the oe value for Quarts suitable for manufacturinginto Jeweiry. BARRETT & SHERWOOD. 135 Montgomery St, San Fraucisco aug)2 3m Dissoluteon Notice. fie Partnership existing between the undersigned is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Nevada M.S, HAMILTON augl2 3w T. ELLARD BEANS & CO. The Pacific Mail Steumship Company TO PANAMA. To connect via Panamt Railroad, at Aspinwall with the STEAMERS of THE U. S. MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. FOR New York and New Orleans The only safe and reliable route. The Steamship GHEE sonora R. DAMP5 hw. ssee+eeeeeeees COMMANDER Will leave Folsom street wharf with the L. 8. Mails Passengers, and Treasure, for Panama, BATURDAY....--..005. AUGUST 20th At 9 o'clock, A. M., precisely. Tho Panama Rai'r»oad Company and the U. S. Mai Steamship Comp:sny have authorixed Agents to sel their tickets if desired by holdets of Pacific Tickets. Treasure will be received on board the Steamer until 12 o’clock midnight on Friday, August. 19th. No Merchandise freight wi!l be received on board after 3 o'clock P.M. August 19th, and a written order inst be procured at the Company's office for its shipment. For Freight or passage apply to FORBES & BABCOCK, Agents. Cor Sacramento and Leidesdorff st. NEVADA ACADEMY. MR, R. H. RAYMOND Has opened en ACEDEMICAL SCHOOL I. the room formerly occupiel by J: Stratton, forthe instruction of Young Gentlemen in Mathematics and the Natural Sciences, also, in the struction of the English Language, Particular attention will be givin to younger scholars in reading, writing, and spelling; and other primary branches, Girls will be admittedto the school. Discipline, strict and moral. Terms of Tuition, $1,00, per week. Nevada Aug Ist 1859, augl2tf Gramatical Con Caution to the Purchasers of EUREKA WHISKEY! T HAS COME TO THE KNOWLEDGE OF TRE undersigned that various parties are putting up inferior Whisky in imitation packages branding it “EUREKA WHISKY,” and se'ling thesame at much less than the Agent’s price for the genuine article. Wehave also ascertained that empty packages with our names on them are frequently refilled with a common article, and sold for the genuine, There are houses who sell THE GENUINE EUREKA WHISKY And whose representations can be relied on. Of such itissafe to purchase. The fact of so many parties trying to imitate this article, is the surest guarintee that it isthe best Whisky offered for sale on the Pacifie coast. The genuine EUREKA WHISKY is imported im barrels and half-barrels,and the packages are branded onthe head: ‘Eureka Whisky, 1849.” “WM. NEWELL & CO,”? With a copyright label attached; and on the other head, J. T. D. r ‘To any one who has purchased the genuine Eureka Whisky, this cautionis unnecessary, as he cannot be deceived by imitations, vw M. NEWELL & CO., Sole Agents, Mar. 4—3mis SAN FRANCISCO P. B. OPPENHELWS Grand Gift ENTERTAINMENT. 150 MAGNIFICENT PRIZES To be given uway at the Orleans Theatre, ORLEAFS FLAT, On Jeptemler 3d, 7§5G. WADLER . 52-2025 S3aes --$3286 CONSISTING of splendid Diamond Stem, Magic Case, 18 carat Gold Watches, Gold Hunting Case Patent Lever Watelies. Gold. Duplex Watches, Ladies enai«\ecjGold jWatches, magnificent Diariond Ring and Breast Pins, very fine gold Vest and Guard Chains, and Ladies and gents fine gold jewelry of every description. Among the presents will be found the finest MINNIE RiFLE, inthe State, Gold and_ Silver mounted, worthy the attention of every person. The Public are respectfully invited to call and examine the Prizes. The Drawingof the Prizes shall be under the management of a Committee, chosen by the audience, and be distributed jatter the evening’s Entertainment. No I, One splendid Gold Magic case Watch, I3 full jeweled diamond stem, warranted 18 caret gold, with a fine gold chain weighSGT SP Wa oo ss cassenw ss sai os ac ove desaceeceB estes’ $500 2, One magnificent fine gold Duplex, No 115 Watch, full jeweled and centre seconds... 150 3, One splendid IS caret gold hunting Watch fall Joweled, Be. 16776 ..ciiccciccesssennces 200 4, One superb 18 caret gold enamelled hunting ladies Watch, No 5947.....ceseses oes 100 5, One gold hunting detached Lever Watch 6, One splendid hunting case, 18 caret gold ladies Watch, No 20044 ......cseceeeseeeeeee 95 7, One fine gold English patent lever Watch, BN IS coon ss hescctaccctess tee ensts car eusetreesoes 85 8, One fine gold Tobias Watch, No I4115... 50 9, One fine gold eseapment Watch, No 1615.. 50 10, One single stone Diamond Pin brilliant uf the first water .. 75 11, One single stone Diamond Ring brilliant Of the frat water so.c sc cdeeieevee< aoe aus FS 12, One single stone brilliant Diamond Ring 60 [3, One do do do do 20 14, One diamond pearl and ruby Pin wu. 50 15, One very fine gold ladie’s Breast Pin and Ear Rings, grape pattern, in case .... re I6, One very fine gold and coral ladie’s Breast Pin and Ear Rings, grape pattern in CASE ..escereerer O seveges : 17, One very fine gold ladie’s Guard Chain.. 25 18, One do do 25 19, One do ‘do 25 20, One gent’s fine gold Vest Chains ...... 20 21, One do do _ 35 22, Onefine gold ladies Neck Chain andCross 25

23, One do do 25 24, One fine gold chrystalised quartz gent’s cluster Pin, brilliant style mounted...... 20 35, do do do. 20 26, One fine California gold ladies Buckle... 25 27, One splendid fine gold and cameo ladies Bracelet in case ... ..+. ab cel ccarcnasaceeess! ae 28, One do do do 20 29, One fine gold ladies Bracelet in case... 12 30, One California gold Ring, crystalized quartz setting.... avonssenbagereqcaces Is 31, One set fine gold enamelled Sleeve Buttons and Studs, Masonic pattern...,.... 0 32, One do do do 10 33, One California jet Cross, gold mounted imitation diamond setting .......008 see 10 34, One splendid fine gold ladies revolving Breast Pin, gold stone Mosaic setting.... 25 35, One fine gold ladies revolving Breast Pin, jet setting, also for miriature «.....2. a SS 36, One ladies gold mounted bead Rracelet.. 10 37, One do do do I0 38, One do do do 10 39, One fine gold and coral ladies Breast Pin and Ear Rings... ..scoc0c San ER ae 15 40, One fine gold and garnet do do Is 4I, One fine gold andquartg do do 12 42, One do do do do I2 43, One fine gold doubleLocket do = do Io 44, One do do do do Io 45, One da da do do 46, One do do fo ‘de 47, One do do de do 8 48, One du do do do § 10. No 16 will beheld every Tuesday evenin 8] new hall on Pine eoeee 2 new building 49, One fine gold and earbuncle SieeveButton and Studs ... ee Kebinthieacsise, ae 50, One fine gold and quartz do 10 5I, One magnificent ladies Boqwet Holder... 10 52, One do do Io 53, One ladies fancy Work Basket furnished 5 54, One ladies fancy Work Basket furnished 5 55, One ladies splendid fancy Toilet Box... BE) 56, One splendid shell Portmonaire...... 10 57, One splendid shell Portmonaire...... I0 58, One mother of pearf Portmonaire.. ... I0 59, One Velvet and pear¥ Portmonaire.... 10 60, One velvet embroidered Portmonaire... 10 6I, One velvet embroidered Portmonaire... 0 £2, One splendid silver # plate Watch, No 63, One hunting Watch, No 78399.... 64, One fine gold Pen and Pencil ae 65, One fine gold Pen and Peneil....-... Io 66, One fine gold Pencil Case.. paeseerare I5 67, One fine gold Pencil Ca-e... siaaeke. 15 68, One fine gold and cameo ladies Breast Pin and Bar Binge ococcco ck. .sscesecoccesecees a 69, One Iregold ard «ince Ercast Pin and Boar, Bim g.ceccccccossccoscssssos eooccsws 36 70, One fine gold and cameo ladies Breast Pin and Bar Rings ...000...ccce cesesee: seeiecee ae 7], One fine gold and cameo ladies Breast ie ent Tia Rae ss once ssc eincnnsa canoes 72, Onefine goldchrystalized quartz gents Pin 73, One fine gold chryst’zedquartz gents Pin 74, One fine gold obryst’zed quartz gents Pin 75, One fine gold chrystalized quartz gents Pin with chain... Soe bessppetewsiane aoobataddesees EO 76, Ono fine gold and camco ladies ribbon Pin I5 77, Oue fine gold and cameo ladies ribbon Pin I5 78, One fine goldand cameo ladiesribbon Pin 15 79, One fine gold and cameo gold stone mo_ mn Dw © BU laiteratneaseesnasascegnccouse Eon ee Parvo 8 80, One fine gold andeameo gold stone moCRI Rsvcecseceaccocseas wecese se cecccees erececsocecacecs oo 8 81, One fine gold and cameo gold stone moBRIC...2case -esscscssevcoceses coccccece couccsece coceeses 8 82, One set fine gold Sleeve Buttons. 8 83, One fine set gold Sleeve Buttons . 8 84, One set fine gold Sleeve Buttons . 8 85, One set fine gold Sleeve Buttons. 8 86, One set fine gold Sleeve Buttons. 8 87, One set fine gold Sleeve Buttons.>>... 8 88, One set fine gold Stud3s.......cecssccssssee 5 89, One set fine gold studs ... oe ee 5 90, One set fine gold studs ....... RRs 5 5 8 8 8 5 5 5 5 5 5 91, One set fine gold PE te cee 92, One fine gold double Locket.....esseseee 93, One fine gold double Locket.... samenees * 94, One fine gold double Locket....... ea 95. One silver extension Pen and pencil... 96, 1 silver extension pen and pencil ....0 97, 1 silver extension pen and pencil .. 98, 1 silver extension pen and pencil . 99, 1 silver extension pen and pencil.. 100, 1 silver extension pen and pencil 101 1 fine gold Cross..ccceesseseee ee ee 4) 102 1 fine gold Oross. 20 103, 1 fine gold Cross. 20 104, I fine gold Cross. 20 105, 1 fine gold Cross. 106, I fine gold Cross... soveee 107, 1 fine gold Cross... ssc s+ 108, 1 fine gold Cross.....0.000« eaceoe necaes 10 109, 1 gents Ribbon and gold slide...... 110, 1 gents ribbon and gold Slide....... IIl, 1 gents ribbon and slide ....00,seceeeres 112, 1 gold and cameo misses Pin..... ate 115, I gold stone mosaic misses pin .....4+ 116, 1 gold stone mosaic misses pin. ae 117, 1 gold stone mosaic misses pin.. 118, 1 gents Vest Chain ...... 119, 1 gents Vest Chain.. 120, I gold double Locket 121, 1 double gold Locket.... .eccccccesccscsee 10 122, 1 double gold Locket 123, 1 double gold Locket .. 124,1 double gold Locket .. T2541 double Wold LGN cthisvecsicsvervcseiss a0 126, 1 gents Masonic breast pin.....0..s00 10 127, 1 ladies gold mosaic bredst pin ...... 10 128, 1 gold and gold stone ladies fibbon Pin 10 129, 1 gold and gold stone ladies ribbon pin. 8 130, 1 gold and gold stone ladies ribbot pin 8 131, 1 gold and gold stone ladies ribbon pin 8 £32, 2 end TGckee Pi 2.2.22. ccccecocovetecees eens 8 133, 1 gold locket pin. 8 £34, 1 gold locket pi q...sccccoseesesseesseaces 8 135, I gold locket pin .... execdebsemudomesss Eger 8 136, 1 set gold sleeve buttons and studs.... 10 137, I Compass in case..... eevee cocccccee sos eee 4 38, 1 ladies ring with setting......... 7 SG, TOU: PIG as, acs iccablepacsctacesucsco ssa 7 40, 1 wemte Tg. cccck cesses <osens coe ecco veseace 6 141, I set gold sleeve buttons ...000.ceseeeeeeee 6 142, 1 set gold sleeve buttons....00ce000. sibea 6 143, 1 set gold sleeve buttons ... Rapceccearene 6 144, Lset gold sleeve buttons is.. .ccceseceseeeee 6 115, 1 set gold sleeve buttons ...sscccsseseee eee 6 146, I gold enamelled key....cccccssescese see 10 147, 1 gold enameled key....cccocecces seers 10 148, 1 set gold studs.... apadaceaee wi oacesteeacten “ 6 149, 1 magnificent mechanical Music Box, playing 6 tunes sess cississseseosectscessssseccesces 50 150, 1 extra magnificent Minnie Rifle, geld and silver monnted, the finest in the State, presented by Mrs. C. N. Sinclair to a member of the Marion Rifles, San Francisco..... $200 Republican State Ticket, For Gevernot, Leland Stanford. Sacramento. Lieutettant Governor, James F. Kennedy, Santa Clara. Judge of the Supreme Court, Oscar L.Shafter, San Franciseo, Clerk of the Supreme Court, 8. D. Parker. Tehiuma, Treasurer, Phillip P. Caine, Butte: “+ Controller, J.B. Clark, ElDorado, Superintendant of Public Instruction: 8. W: BroWn, Sctoma. Surveyor General. P. M. Randall, Amador. Attorney General, Harlow S. Love, San Franciscs, For Congress, P. H. Sibley, Placer. E. D. Baker, San Francisco, State Printer, F. B Murdock, Santa Clara. County Nominations. Senator, Jamés Collins, Bridgeport. As;embly men. E H. Gaylord, Little York, D. Crittenden, Nevada, J.F Webber, Washington. Abel Dobson, Rough & Ready. Isanc Crawford, French Corral. Sheriff, Wm. Butterfield, Nevada. Clerk, J. I, Sykes, Grass Valley Treasurer, Alexander Fraser, Bridgepsrt. Assessor, J. Whitman, Rough & Ready. District Attorney, AA Sargent, Nevada, County Surveyor, JR Archibald, Bridgeport, For Superintendent Public Schools, Rev M Kellogg, Grass Valley. Public Administrator, James H Moore, San Juan, Cutdiier: B. ¥. Spence, Nevada. The regular meetings of OUSTOMAH LODGE, —— 87ga XS, N, @, J, B Van Hagan, Sec’y ssid . eee a ERY “TO PRE REE EN ee Closing out Sale of the Season! CHEAP JOHN, AT THE RED HOUSE, NEVADA, Calls the attention of the pustic in GENERAL and the AsPIRANTS to POLITICAL honors in particular. That on and after the date hereof he will dispose of at COST, the balance o his immense SUMMER STOCK now on hand consisting of £ EEA E'S of all styies, such as the LATHAM, the CURREY, the STANFORD irall colors. Also BLACK sILK HATS and GENUINE PERUVIAN. Im Cc AES, we have all kinds of linen, and we guarantee to show you the largest stock of BUSINESS and DKESS cvats ever exposed intbe mountains. WES T's$ee4!! kinds of MARSAILLES SILK VELVET and TINSEL. PAI SeeThe best styles and best quality and more of them then all others combined. BOO TSexel: endless variety.—Bankerts, Godfrey’s and all others from $3 up. So walk up and Choose from the LARGEST and BEST’ stock in the upper Country. S. HAAS & CO.,, cor. Pine & Com. BN. B. OUT DOOR SALES ATTENDED TO AND GOODS APPRAISED. (July, 15.—3m. Insolvent Notice. . Knickerbocker Saloon. In the District Court ofthe l4th Judicial District ofthe Next door to tke Theatre. County of Nevada, State of California. j r [ihe matterof the petitionof ZEPHANIA MANS AU . Mainstreet --Nevada. an Insolvent tor, Pursuant to an order ofthe Hon. . HE rietor bag Sttcd up cic avove wellNiles Searls Judge-of the said District Court, notice is sc ey Bee : hereby given to ithe creditors. of the said Insolvent T known saloon and supplied it with a splendid Zephania Mansau tobe and appear before the HonNiles . marble bed Scarls aforesaid, inopen Court, at the Court Rocm of . said Court, in the city and county of Nevada on tae 15th . Billiara Tabticday of ei Bees A. _e 1859, at es * M. wipers seid . A Reading Room furnished always with the lathen and there to show cause, Ifany they can, why the) aa » Poste Ae . prayer ef said Insolvent siowld mot be granted, and an . test papers : Some hed 2A the ce “ sneer gerepe ts assignment of hts Estate be made, and he be discharged . THE BAl is Sonera y stored with the choic from his debts and habilities, in pursuance of the Stat-. Liquors, Wines and Cigars. Also, a splendid Soda ute in such case made and provided; and in the mean Fountain. Connected with the ‘Knickerbocker is time all proceedings against said Insolvent be stayed. . an Oyster and lee Cream Saloon. Witness my hand and the seal ofsaid Court tins 7th hes PRANK GUILD. day of July A, D. 1859. REEDS RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk. ——_— Per Joet Roberts, Jr. Deputy Cierk. oe ee Dibble & Lansing Attys. for Petitioner. Oyater Sa loen. JOUN KREDELL, The Howland Roary Battery, . Offerstothe publie the most popular refresa. meuts of the season, E are now prepared to furnish at short notice the) above Battery, and would request the attention . Cakes Oysters, Clams, &r, §c. of all Quartz Men to it previous to the erection of a mill. . a For efficiency in working out the gold. it is becoming . In the Knickerbocker Saloon, Main Street, s elevrated, and we have no hesitancy in prononncing it, . cuperior in every respect to any Now in use. . At our request, MR. ALMARIN B. PAUL, Superintendent of the Oriental Quartz Mill, near Nevada city, . 2 hasconsented to explain the working of the mill, and Potice. show its efficiency to any who may feel interested, and sapepmeeeraae 3 TE Fr? Se Bara as allcan judge of it better by seeing it in practicalop-Tremendous Reduction in Prices! eration, we would refer Quartz men of Nevada county Families supplied at short notice. Customers will be politely served at a moment's j 4+f at the} — to him. AT THE GODDARD, HANSCOM & RANKIN‘ jeIo Pacific Foundry, San Francisco. . PIONEER DRY GOODS STORE, Horace Billing’s Hams! PE bet received per Meteor, the second invoice of the cure of 1858. We would ez ll the attention of dcalors to these celebrated Hams, as being Superior to any others ever Imported into THIS MARKET. We récommend them asthe genuine cure of Horace Billings, and fully equaiin allrespects to the Hams he has heretofore sent to the California market. They are guaranteed strictly Sugar cured, under Mr Billings personal attention, by the same peculiar process that has secured for them such an enviable reputation since the year 1851, for Quality, Condition and Flavor ! Every Ham bears a Label with fac-simile of the signature of HORACE BILLINGS, without which none are genuine: —For sale by— D, D. SHUTTUCK & CO., No. 93 Front Street, San Francis. Notice to Creditors. Estate of J. L. POOL, deceased.* OTICE ishereby given by the undersigned Administrator of the above nained estate, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against J L. Pool de ccased, to exhibit the same, with the ne y vouchers, within ten months from the first publication of this Notice to the undersigned at his place of business at Beans & Co's store, Nevada city. ABEL H. HANSON. J. L. Pool, deceased. jelo NEW INVENTION! Extension of the Picolomini Hoops!!! I 7 Ay y, S. LUBECK & CO., 55 Broad Street Nevada. AVING just received DIRECT FROM THE East, by the John L Stephens, the newest style, of the 30, 24. anD 15 Hoop skrRTs, (Picolomini) offer the same to Ladies of Nevada afd vicinity at most reasonable priAdm'r of the Estate ecs. Ladie; trilf please call early and supply themselves with this beautiful and highly fashionable article before the stock is exhatisted, 8. LUBECK & CO. July &, 1859.—tt. CARLEY & DAVIS, AVE opened a Saloon for the refreshment of the tnI ner man, opposite the Store of J S. Wall, Second door above Pine on Broad street, Nevada, where a never failing supply of the best Wines and Liquors, Dashaway bevcrages, §c. Sc. To befound in the best bars of the State, may be always had on demanding and done up on the most upproved style. July 15, 1856—tf CARLEY & DAVIS. CONFECTIONARY AND ICE CREAM se GmOON. On Broad Street, a few doors from Pine! HE UNDERSIGNED begs leave to irfform the ta dies and Gentlemen of Nevada, that he has opene ance Cream aud Confectiénary Saloon oa the Sout side of Broad street, a few Goors above Pine. The saloon is fitted up in a style far superior to anythingiof the kind ever opened in Nevada, with a room, hav ng aprivate ertrafice especially for the accomodation of Ladies. (4p Confeciionary Ice Cream and Fountain Seda.— Parties and Balls furnished with every variety of Confectionary on short notice. ypril 29—tf. J.M. FLURSHUTZ. KiITi's HAIR INVIGORATOR 3 ACKNOWLEDGED by all who have ised it. to d+ the FINEST preparation for the hair ever invented. A few Applications of it will make the coarsest and harshest hair soft and glossy—stop its falling offor turn ing gray, remove alldandrufi andcure all diseases ot the scalp. Itimpartsa natural moisture and brilliant lustre to the hair, and hasa delightful perfume. Prepared only by WM. H. KEITH & co. Chemists and Drugzists. i37 Montgomery street. San Francisco, Fot sale by ai] Druggists. 29—3m STILL ANOTHER CHANCE. KEYSTONE MARKET. ARCHIE McALLISTER, I . AVING left the Variety Store and moved across the street, is determined not to be outdone in keeping a Market. None but American Beef, of th>,best quality ! Pork, Mutton, Veal, etc. all kinds of Game in their ] Medicine. ‘Main Street, Nevada. . iteniee } NEW DRY GOODS, . PLI N NE FSCY, . Well selected and cheaply purchased, which, as I . have no Rent or Clerks to pay, Lam determined to sell, and will sell . Cheaper by Twenty per cent. Than any other dealer in Dry Goods this side of . San Francisco. give mea call before purchasing elsodbe convinced that better bargains cam be obtained of me than elsewhere. Having been lomger established in the brsiness than any other desler inthe city, I flatter myself that Iam better acquainted with the peculiar wants of this eommunity. . _My Motto will be, “QUICK SALES & SMALL PROFITS.” Call and examine my Goods, T shall take pleasure in showing them all without grumbling, as some are in the habit of doing. Remember the old siore of Simon Rosenthal, next door above the Banking House of C. W. Mulford, Main street, Nevada, Jacob Rosenthal. . Nevada, A pril, 1 sth—tf Miss E. W. Phillip’s . SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. Opened on Monday, July llth 1859.IN THE BRICK CHURCH, Main street, Nevada. ‘THE course of instruction includes the common . and higher English branches, Latin, Freseh, ) Spanish, and Music. Daily exercises in Reading, Writing, Spelling, Mental Arithmetic, Vocal Mu. sic and Calistheu ics. . Parents and friends of the School are requested to attend the reviews which will Be held on the last FRIDAY of every month, commencing in . August. Terms per Month: $5 to $8,00 -$4 each. 8 Lessons, $10 at thesehool —TESTIMNONIALS— . . English Branches . . Languages Extri . Instrumental Music, . Rev. Samuel H. Cox, D. D. ) “ Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, j Brooklyn, N. Ys . Rev. Gorham D. Abbot, ' . Prof Milo Maken; j N. ¥. City. Prof. C. D. Cleveland, ) Rev. Kingston Goddard, Philadely hia. . Hon. Ellis Lewis. j Hon. C. L. Dubuisson, ! tev. Jos. Stratton, Dr. Ayers P. Merrill, Memphis, Tenn. Trustees and Teachers ot Mt. Holyoke Sem., Mass. ¢ “of Franklin Female College, Miss Nevada, July 15.’59—tf. Bathing, Hair Cutting & Shaving Saloon FRANK H. FISHER, Would respectfully inform his old friends and cusj tomers that he has returned to Nevada and opened 'a fine > Natchez, . , Shaving, Hair Cutting & Bathing \s toon, on Broad street, opposite National Hotel. A liberal share of patronage is solicited. FRANK H. FISHER Prperictor. . = = — = Special Notices. YEPTh e fol the Dean of the Faeulty o . y wing letter which emphatically speak r elf, was written by th t Coll , to the editors o Pacifie Medical and Surgical Journal, Saw Franciaco for publication : PHILADELPHIA, January 17th, 185, To the Editors of the Pacifie Medical and Surgiea . Journal :~Gentlemen :—My attention has been called . to wn article iu the December number of your journuls . in regard to the ap EuNDeM degree granted by ths Philadelphia College of Medicine to Dr. LJ Czapkay. When the application for the degree was made to the Faculty, . . it was accompanied by affidavits and testimonials to the } effect that Dr. Czapkay wasa regular graduate M.1). }of the University of Pesth, had served as surgeon in the Hungarian army, and was a regular practitioner of medicine. On the strength of these the degree was granted, The AP EUNDEM degre, as its name implies, is confered on graduates only, and gives ns new privileges. Had there been the slightest suspicion of irregu arty, the ap plication would have been refused. By inserti 1g this in . your journal, you willdo an act of justice to the Collége . and confer a favoi on Yours, very respectfully, H. RAND. Dean of the Faculty of the Philadc!phia College of CERTIFICATE—I, the undersigned, Governor of season. Also, Fish and Vegetables, fresh every . Hungary, totestity hereby that Dr. L. J: Ozapkay-has day. All of which will be soldcheap for cass. Fulton Foundry and Iron Works. HINCKLEY & CO, First street, between Market and Mission streets SN FRNCISCO . Manufacturers of Quartz Mills, Saw mills, Steam Engines, Pumps, ete. All kindsof Iron Castings furnished at short notice. Every style of Finishing to Iron when cast. Repairing of Machinery neatly done. making in all its various forms. ble. : PatternPrices reas Pay28 Dissolution, HE partnership heretofore xj Cohn and L. Stiefr*, unde~ Cohn is this day dissolved Uy mutual consent. All persons in cebted to 8'xid late firm are requested to make>mm diate paymer,t, h. STIEFEL, \. M.COHN, L. M. Cohn will continue the business in his own Mame after ths date. July 1. 1859. ot L’ECHES FOR SALE by E. F. SPENCE OIL OF VITRIOL For Sale by =m E.F. SPENCE. Main & vhasting between L. M . the name of Stiefel & served during the coatest for Hungarian liberty, as Chief surgeonin the Hunganan army, with faithful perseverance. Whereof! have given him thiseersificate, and do ~ Peper ep iem to the sympathy, attention and protection of all those who are capable of eciati i seli-sacrifice and undeserved maishoomone. me nmiod — UTH Lajos, A #overnor of Hun; . Washington city. Jan6_ 852~ aia kconomy is Wealth. HEUSTON, . HASTINGS, . & CO MERCHANT TAILORS IONABLE CLOTHING AND. GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, 25 Per Cent Chea pe > wd than any other house in California. NEW STYLE COATS, elegant cnt Pants, rich Vestrecherche Neckties and everything suitable for mem, ‘wear. Remember HEUSTON, HASHINGS & CQ, when, ant hy t “ Says. 0 ‘ 3a AND IMPORTERS OF FASH-. CORNER OF J 2nd STREET, SACRAMENTO THE first house in California to reduce the price of; eustom made clothing to NEW YORK PRICES, being ae eaten een. ' ® i