August 13, 1858 (4 pages)

ee NEVADA JOURNAL PUSLISHED BY N. P, BROWN & CO. N. P. BROWN &. G. WAITE. SS YES > EEE ‘Office Main st. opposite Express offices. =—TERMS.— Po Owe Year—in ADVANCE.----.ue00s--005--$5,00 Pree res" b5dee0s0500-3,00 For Six Montus “ For Tourer Montus “ Since Corigs.-:: eee FRIDAY MORNING, AUG. 13th, 1858. ee —————— Under Which King. —The old Know Nothing organ, the Nevada Journal, havine exhansted the vials of its wrath on the ‘d d furriners,’ the Kansas Nebraska bill, and Judge Douglas, and everything in the calendar of Democraey, has suddenly become enamored of the Broderick school, and has taken to hosannas to King David. It is almost as ardent in detending Broderick as it was in defending the Vigilance Committee. Itis almost as obsequious to our fereign born citizens now, as it once was assiduous in denouncing them as traitors and emissaries of the Pope. It ie marvelously taken with popular sovereignty and the Cincinnati platform, though it has heretofore visited both with ite pious anathemas. The pronoun =~ was scarcely more frequent in the tpeechesof ‘Thomas H. Benton than the name of the traitor Arnold, applied to Judge Douglas. But now ABah is the name of Douglas, and verily Waite is Lis prophet. The political gymnastics of this neophyte mudsill, outdoesall the antics of Harlequin.— National. Why, George, you-ought to be ashamed of yourself. Even you are not so ’ despicably ignorant not to know that we hold both the doctrine of popular sovereignty as well as yourself in contempt. We have never uttered anything complimentary of both of ye, and probably never will. In reference to the application of “Arnold” to the name of Douglas, we happen to have cautiously avoided the term. though appreciating the violator of the Missouri Compromise ail the time at his full value. We can console ourself with having ever had but one opinion of Douglas, while] the editor ofthe Nationai cannot, we fear, produce so consistent a recoru. The fling about Vigilanceism answers itself. It is well known that among the ios. bitter against the Committee are found those whose Hives are such that the sword of justice should impend over them by asingle hair. These stood in danger of the extirpators of rascals and consequently did’nt‘admire the instituti The reason why the editor of the Neri nal and ourself differed in senti‘vent on that pointts therefore saffcient‘ explained. Perhaps, the Lecompeittes owe it tothe fact that the Vigi~@ommittee did’nt extend its ops outside of San I’rancisco, that saveso smart and accomplished n aur tha p grinder of their organ in this county. We have said it was presumption in 5 statesmanship vf Henry Clay and stick : to it yet. We ire compelled also to say it is a violent oresumption, judging from the beginnin’s made, to expect the trass Valley organ of the Black LocoFoeos to tell the truth about us during its ephemeral carecr. *eACHES, —The WarermMeEton anv . other day a thundering big watermelon ’ flanked by a regiment of peaches. was dropped on our table. We caught a glimpse of the coat tail of the chap who did it, as it snapped around the corner, and recognized it as pertaining to CharBie Palmer, who acts as the agent of vi, Wm. Achar, the big fruit dealer on -—? e . . a Oommercial street. The luscious arteles “went” rapidly and thankfully. é Squibs from Prentice. At the last dates from Kansas, it seemed likely that Gen. Jim Lane’s Teg would have to be cut off. Well, in : that case, he will, as a candidate for of. fice siump it all the better. _itis saidthat Mr. English of Indiana 4 iptends, if he can get nominated for reFi @ection to Congress, to make speeches © throughout his district in favor of the ? fraud stamped with his name. He ean accomplish nothing by his speeches.—His jaw will never be of any use unless some Samson shall want it to kill Philistines with. a Bennett of the New York Herald calls his opponents “thin skinned” If they had been horsewhipped as often as ho, probably their hides would have become as thick as his. Tt is likely now that the fullest concession will be made (by Great Britain) of allthat we have Sea — that ight spoil an opportunity fer fine writite This po ted obviated by claiming a little more than our rights, so ‘asto give zeal to the dispute-—Democrat. Yes, we understand you. You mean that our Democratic Government may as weil claim 54.40, and then back down to 49, The editor of the Southern Sun says “smells a rat.” Ifhe does and if the rat smells him, the poor rat has the worst of it. ~ ‘Phe anti-Leeompton office-holders heave lost their places; the Lecompton —————= . 4 = ie’ Twas at the close of a glorious summer day—the sun was setting behind a distant her-roost—the bullfrogs were warbling their evening songs, and the wiggle-waggles in their native puddles, were preparing themselves for the shades of night, and Calanthe and myself sat upon an antiquated back-log listening to the music of nature, wafted to our ears by the gentle zephyrs that vt Judge Dozelas to attempt to patch the . . sighed among the muilen stocks, and came heavy laden with the delicious fragrance of hen-roosts and pig-styes.— The last lingering rays of the setting sua, glancing from the brass buttons of a solitary horseman, shone through a chink in the hog pen full in Calanthe’s face, dying her hair a mustard Lue, and showing off my thread-bare coat to bad advantage. One of my arms was around Calanthe’s waist, and she was toying with my orange-colored whiskers. She looked like a mud turtle choking with the hiccups, and I felt like a treed wood-chuck. ‘“Calanthe,” said I, in a voice musical as the notes of a dying swan, “will you have me?” She turned her eyes heavenward, clasped me by the hand, had an attack of the blind staggers, and with a sigh that drew her shoestrings to her palate, said “Yes!” She gave clean out then—she cork-screw ed, and I corfumixed and rolled in it. I hugged her till L broke my suspenders this is all we can publish of this exeeedingly interesting romance.—Z£z. Tue Cootest Yet.— A good anecdote is told of aman named Bently, a most confirmed drinker, who would never drink with a friend or in public, and always bitterly denied, when a little too steep, ever tasting liquor. One day some bad witnesses had concealed themselves in his room, and when the liquor was running down his throat, seized him with his arm crooked and his mouth open, and holding him fast, asked him with an air of triumph, “Ah, Bently, have we caught youat last ?— You never drink, ha!” Now one would have supposed that Bently would have acknowledged the corn. Not he; with the most grave and inexpressible face, he calmly, and in a dignified manner, said, “Gentlemen, my name is not Bently !” AGRICULTURAL Fair Mepats.—The officers of the State Agricultural Society, determined to exercise the utmost liberality in the bestewment of awards, have employed the celebrated jeweler, John W. Tucker, of San Francisco, to execute the gold and silver medals and other artieles of dijouterte which a:e to form a portion of the prizes. ‘The local editor of the A/ta California has examined the workmanship on these medals, so far as it has progressed, and pronoun ces it masterly. ‘here are nine medals ot pure gold—twenty-two carats fine— three of them weighing, each three ounces; three, two ounces, and three, one ounce. On one side is a wreath encircling a blank, for the name of the recipient, and around near the rim the insexiption—“Awarded by the State Agricultural Society.”” On the reverse is a design, by Nahl, emblematic of agriculture, mining, and other branches of Califorma industry. Next, are two hundred and twenty-tive silver medals, their size corresponding with the gold, and struck from the same dies. ‘hen there are seventy heavy goblets of pure silver, richly wrought, and bearing be. sides the State coat of arms and various appropriate inseriptions and figures.— ‘Fhere are also twenty-two dozen heavy silver spoons; silver cake knives; silver fruit knives and other silver ware—the whole valued at $6,000. These awards are all very handsome, and entitle the maker, as well as the Society to much credit — Marysville News. Suir For SLaANDER.— A _ suit commenced, yesterday, in the District Court of Sacramento, by Jesse Elder, late Postmaster of that city, against L. C. Chandler, W. H. Tobey, F. S. Thompson; L. P. Davis, James McClatchey and 8.J. May. The four first named defendants are proprietors and the two last named are editors of the Daily Bee. The complaint sets forth that on the 23d day of July last they published a malicious and slanderous article, in said paper, to injure his fair name and reputation. Damages in the amount of $26,0@0-are claimed for the injury dune thereby. . JrssteBrown.—Every body has read the beautiful sketch of “Jessie Brown, or the Relief of Lucknow,” in which her first consciousness of the approach of the Highlanders, with their bagpipes, is so finely delineated. A correspondent of the London Times spoils the whole stery, as far as facts are concerned, by stating that it was known at Lucknow that help was approaching when the troops were seven miles off, and that there was not a female in Lucknow that could possibly correspond with the character with Jessie. ‘The author of the sketch deserves eredit, for his ot her genius. was Fire n®sR Downievinie.—On Sat. urday, Aug. 7th; a saw mill, belonging to William Illingworth, and known as the “Craycraft Mill,” on the North Fork, was destroyed by fire Loss, about $5,000. Itis supposed that the fire was the work of an incendiary. To se Hunc.—Miechael Murray has beén sentenced to be hung at DownieBppearance is ville on the 17th of September, for the MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL. THE NEVADA RIFLES ILL CELEBRATE the coming anniversa the Battle of Cherubusco, by a Military and of ivie Ball to be given at the Court House in Nevada City, On Friday Evening, August 20th, 1858 memenenenes i cna cn ketanserin desea casiiniecipasadietesipceejece=nenes oan aaalares maintain tansareeTty eT Cir seit AER Ee tthe tice cperecarattanmeeraraetsinrensesionsiceensisbbatindiataaiatitimaninitcamsantianiiasatiiicaiitni joanantgesiane teria asians itis oipcteneesitieaneioeeetsicciiananactntetiaan ascatsaieisatiin Commencing at 9 o'clock, P. M. o¢> Carriages will be in attendance for the Ladies. TICKETS, . . 022. cescce--seveses TEN DOLLAR MANAGERS. Capt. R. Shoemaker, L N. Dawley, Niles Searls, E F. Burton, T. H Caswell, J.C. Birdseye, J. T. Crenshaw, Dr. H. H. Wickes, J.&. Wall, A. W. Riley, T. E. Beans, A. T. Laird, Wm. Maltman, Geo. S. Hupp, A. Rosenheim, George Wood, Henry Meredith, C. Wilson Hill, J. R. McConnell, J.B. VanHagen, A. C. Niles, J.H. Helm, John Webber, Waldo M. Allen, Henry Pearson, 8. H. Chase, G. D. Roberts, Cc. R. Ec wards, C. J. Lansing, James Find ey, C. K. Hotaling, 8.8. Lewis, Jerre Job, Frank Wilder, Edwerd Skiff, Ed. Marcellus, A. B. Hanson, H. W. Vesey, W. W. Wixom, H. D. Cady. J. B. Johnson, L. C. McKibbe B. B. Troxel, John Magraw, Chas. Schardin, Thomas Hanna, S. M. Gilham, COMMITTEE ON INVITATIONS. Capt. R. Shoemaker, Wn. F. Anderson, J.B. Van Hagan, Charles Marsh. Niles Searls COMMITTEE ON RECEPTION. Lieut. Phil. Moore, I. J. Rolfe, H. B. Thompson, A. D. Allen, A. H. Hagadorn. T. W. Sigourney, Still. Slusher. FLOOR MANAGERS. T. W. Sigourney, A. D. Allen, J. A. Lancaster, Cc, R. Edwards, S. P. Dorsey, A. H. Hagadorn. COMMITTEE ON MUSIC. 3. A. Lancaster, Henry Knerr, N. P. Brown, Reuben Moore, J. S. Lambert, COMMITTEE ON REFRESHMENTS Joseph Clark, W.P.Harrington, D. Baker, T.H. Turner, Sol. Lewis, COMMITTEE ON FINANCE, Capt. R. Shoemaker, W. P. Harrington, J.M. Levey, T. W. Sigourney, N. P. Brown. COMMITTEE ON ROOM. S. W. Boring, c.C. Van Hagan, A. B. Hanson, Joe Roberts, D. B. Hunt, Henry Knerr. COMMITTEE ON CARRIAGES. H.L. Joachimssen, K. Carnes, Geo. Story. Constable’s Sale. StaTRoF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OP NEVADA, Township of Nevada— es VIRTUE ofan Execution to me delivered, issued Jfrom the Court of John Anderson, Esq., an acting Justice of the Peace, in and for the County aforesaid, bearing date 17th day of June, A. D., 1858 to satisfy a judgment rendered by said Court on the 12th day of Jane, 1858 in favor of William Stone and against M F. Hoit & Co,, for the sum of $66 97, debt, interest, damages and costs of suit. I have taken in Execution and will sell tothe highest Lidder for Cash, the following property, toswit : The Toll Road and Bridge, and fixtures thereto beloaging, called “Hoit’s Bridge and Toll Road”? leading from Nevada to Sweetland and San Juan, the same having been heretofore attached for this debt and costs of suit, T will sellallthe right, title and interest of M, F, Hoit& C), Defendants, at the Court House door on Saturday, 28th of August, 1858, between the hours of 9 o’clock, A. M., and 5 o’clock, PM of said day, taken as the preperty of M. F. Hoit & Co, defendants, to satisfy the above demands and aceruing costs, U. S. GREGORY, Constable. Nevada, August 5, 1858 LEWIS EX€BANGE. Broad Street, Nevada ¥ ig subscriber has epenedthe finest Salcon in the Mountains, under the above name, for the pleasure and accommodation of his friends and the social public. THE NEW SALOON has fitted up in the most elegant style, with regard oly to taste andcomfort and not experse The Bar, one ofthe Finestin the state, Islargely stocked with Liquors, Wines, Ale & Porter, Cigars, of the choicest and most approved brands. Mr Briguan, formerly of Grass Valley Will always be found at this place jever ready to wait upon his friends and customers with the best of Liquors to be found in this city. GEORGE LEWIS. ada, Anguct Gth, 1852. “BANK EXCHANGE.” MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. A. B. CARLEY and GEORGE PEIRCE, AKE this methodoef informing their friends andthe public generally, that they have purchased the above Saloon and intend to keep always on hand the very best of Wines, Ale, Porter, Cider, CIGARS, &c., &t, &, The Bank Exchange is located one door above the Nevada Journal Establishment, Ts a prime place of resort, andhas the reputation, which the proprietors are bound to maintain, of furnishing the best Liquors in the mountains. A PLANK WALK from Broad street connects with the Exchange. N vada, Aug. 6th, 1858. A CALL. VHE VOTERS OF NEVADA COUNTY are respectfully requested to meet at their several Precincts,on THURSDAY, August 12th for the ,purpose of Electing Delegates to attend a Convention, At Nevada City, onthe Ith of August, To nominate suitable Candidates to be supported at the coming Election, independent of Party or Party preju dices, The Townships have the following representation: Nevada Township is entitled to 17 Delegates. Gras Valley “ 7 13 38 Bridge] oct 12Eureka a so 8 8 Washington “ " 8 ie R.& Ready “ “ 9 “ Little York “* = 7 = By order of the Central Committee JNO WILLIAMS, President. W. A. BEGOLE, Secretary. WOooDdD’s AMBROTYPE GALLERY, MILL STREET, GRASS VALLEY. FP.HE UNDERSIGNED takes pleasure in informing the citizens of the county, that Pictures by all the new and improved styles are being taken at his rooma, unsurpassed by any in the worid. Fine Ambretypes and Melainotypes, Stereoscopic Pictures & Sunlight Paintings on Mica. Also—Patent Leather and Oil Cloth Pictures, Views of Mining Claims, and Buildings taken on short notice. Instructions giveh itt the art. July 30, 1858. T. M. WOOD. Husband Disowned. HEREBY NOTIFY “THE WORLD THAT 3 AM no longer the wife of James Tascoe and he is no longer ahusband of mine. I DISOWN HIM from this date an d will hereafter pay no debts of his contracting July 30, 1858. JUSTINA hOSE. Notice of Declaration. s™4 EOF BL ad County of “Nevada, TO ALL CONCERNED : * ‘The detlaration of the undersigned, JANE BARNSLEY STEVENS. wife of William Stevens, resident of the County and State aforesaid, showeth that it is her intention t> carry on basiness as @ Sole trader, under and by virtue of an Act of the Legislature of the State of Calitornia, entitled “An Act to authorize Married women to transact business in their own name as Sole traders, said business consisting of Fomine. Ranching and Téaming, to be transacted from date heteof in herown Lame, aud on her own account, in the State and County aforesaid; that the amount invested by her in said busi ness does not exceed the suin of Five Thousand Dollars. : JANE BARNSLEY STEVENS. Grass Velley, July 22, 1858. i i » — BarnsState of California=County of Nevada—Jaze ley peal being duly sworn, depo-eth anf says, that she bas read the aforegoing Deelaration, and knows the contents thereof, that ae an aa faith, ters therein state 8 ae and that all the mE oe ELEY STEVENS. i to before me this July 2« . pera aa abe S.C. RicHaRpsas, J. P. NOTICE. t my friends I serous Ie toched States Bakery’ and its busirfess to my biother, JULIU* DREI -: and QO. EASTMAN, who will hereafter conduct the business in ny plate, and will endeavor to give entire sati3faction to my numerous customers, I hereby recommend my successors to the people of Nevada as every Way Worthy i age. of Sasiiabing for the Atlanti¢ States for a few rtionths f cannot refrain from tendering to the generous public of and the public that Nevada my titude wed pm very liberal patronage they ha bestowed upon me. z Tuy iw L. W. DREIFUSS. CHARLES W. YOUNG. MANUPACTERING JEWELEM, WATCHMAKER Ail kinds of Fine Watches, ee ee SPECIAL NOTICES. I, 0. O. F. The régular meetings of OUSTOMAH LODGE, No 16 will be held every Tuesday evening atthe new Hal’ onPine street, (Kidd’s new builditg.) H W GALVIN, VW. G. nov2l(ge THE BEST AND ONLY RELIABLE PREparation of Sarsaparilla for the immediate relief and permanent cure of all diseases arising from an impnre state of the Blood, or habit of the system, is Dr. Guysott’s Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla Scrofula, Ulcers, Old Sores, Rheamatism, Affections of the Kidneys, Diseases of the Throat, Eruptions of the Skin, Pains and Aching of the Bones dnd Joints, dre all quick ly cured by Guysott’s Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, when used as per direction of the bottle. Look out for Counterfeits and fmitations of this Saraparilia, that fs sold by unprincipled Druggists for genuine. This Genuine Dr. Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla is put up in Quart Bottles PARK & WHITE, Sole Agents, Importers and General Agents for all the Genuine Family Medicines, ?32 Washington street, opposite the Market, San Francisoo. G. O. KILBOURNE, Agent, Nevada. May 14, 18583—3m ——————— The Mustang Liniment cures Rheumatism ; The Mustang Liniment cures Stiff Joints ; The Mustang Liniment cures Burnsand Wounds; The Mustang Liniment cures Sores and Ulcers ; The Mustang Liniment cures Sore Breasts & Nipples ; The MustaNg Liniment cures Neuralgia ; The Mustang Liniment cures Cornsand Warts; The Mustang Liniment is Worth One Million Dollars per Annum, To the United States, as the preserver and restorer of valuable Horses and Cattle. It cures all Sprains, Galds, Wounds, Stiff Joints, &c. Will you answer this question? Did you ever hear of any ordinary Sore, Swelling, Sprain or Stiffness, either on Man or Beast, which the Mustang Liniment would notcure? Did you ever visit any respectable Druggist in any part of the world—in Europe, Asia or America— who did not say “it was the greatest discovery of the Age?” Sold everywhere. Every fanily should have it; three sizes. Barnes & PaRK, Props., N. Y. PARK & WHITE, Sole Agents No. 132 Washington street, opposite the Market. The trade supplied on the most liberal terms. G. O. KILBOURNE. Agent, Nevada. May 14, 185&~3m. {29 Let no false delicacy preven: the invalid from secking medical relief—the card of L. J. Czapkay, to be found in another column, indicates where to obtaina reiable and competent physician. Itis seldom that we are called upon to bear testimony in favorcf th2 skill of any physician, but a sense of duty as well as justice demands that we shou!d not pass Dt. Czapkay by, without something more than a mere mention. Unlike the greater portion of those who thrust themselves ahd their nos trums before the public, whose practices are empirical Dr. Czapkay is agentleman of rare medical and scientific attainments, having held the position of chief surgeon of the liberating army during the late IInngarian Revolution, and is possessed of all the requisite experience and skill for the successful pratti¢e of his profession. Itis to the care and advice of such a physician we would comimendall suffering from the effects of sexualor private disease, felling assured that in all such complaints, whether arising from infection, indiscretion, self-abuse, or loss of virility, he can guarantee, from his extensive practice, a speedy and permanent To those suffering from the effects of physical and mental debility, we would say, let common sense take the place of false modesty, and seek such advicc as will save you from an untimely grave, and lead you back again to pristine health, consult Dr. Czapkay, whom we cheerfully endorse ds a skillful an4 tried physican, capable of copiug with and successfully feradicating those self-inflicted miseries, the evilsof empirical practices and all diseases of a setpinal nature. Dr. Czapkay’s rooms are on Sacramento street, opposite Pacific Mail Steamship office, San Francisco. my7-tf J. B. VanHaGan, Sec’y. cure. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. Corrects the appetite, impartsa tone to the system, forces off the bile and impure secretions, regulates the bowels, gives us strengthof body and mind. For dyspepsia and dispeptic symptoms, they are the wonder of the afflicted: in allcases of flatulency, dizzifiess, protravtion, great fatigue. and general inability, it is surprising how soon the patient finds relief. No family can afford to be wihonut Hostetter’s Bitters. its. Sold in quart bottles by Druggcists and Liquor dealers. The Bitters being very pleasant to the taste, also make a delightful beverage. They require vo spir As there are several base imitations, purchasers should be vareful und take none but the genuine HOSTETTUR'S STOMACH BITTERS, kept by all respectable Salcon Ezepers, and for sate in quantities to suit, by PARK & WHITE, Sole Agent for the Pacific Coast 132 Washington st., opposite the Market, San Francisco. May 7—tf G. O KILBOURNE, Agent, Nevada. &r A OCard.—the attention of the undersigned has been drawn to your Card inthis morring’s Alta, headed “To manufacturers of Syrup,”in which you speak of an agreement entered into by Messrs Turner Brothers and other manufacturers ofSyrup, with certain partics in this city, not toscll any more of their goods to any merchants doing business out of San Francisco. The undersigned takes this method toassure you, as well as the public, that he has hand nor part in such ‘‘agreement’; that he values too high’y the trade of the Stote at large, t» thus confine or limit himself or the sale of his goods. He therefore begs that his friends in the interior cities and towns will not desert 111m, and respectfully solicits a continuanceof their patronage. A. BARBIER, Manufacturer of Syrups, Cordials, &c. 148 Washington street. To MtWilliams & Co. Cushing & Shelden, Geo. Thacher & Co; Hill. Wooster & Co; Wm. Howard; Bryant & Co; P. J. Brogan & Co; Barton, Grimm & Co; Burke & Co; Thomas W, Legget; Lady Adams Co; E. H. Miller & Co; A. De peecher &-Field; J. Burton & Co; Renchley & McNeill; J. C. Jonghaus; Flagg. Powers & Culver; W. T. Grissim; Sneath & Arnold; Linton & Beck; Booth § Co; J. W. Mitvbell & Co; Putzman & Leoher; J. H. Bullard; P. Veftimer; Hyde & Hawks; Hamilton & Co; Wolf & Co} -am Doake, and all Jobbers in California. apr22 The following from one of our Agents, who is too well } knowNin his own State to need endorsing by us, will be . read with interest by Despeptics : Lebanon, N. H. Feb. 29, 1856. Messrs Seth W. Fowle & Co.--Gentlemen :—Please send by Express, another Box of Oxygehated Bitters, as . Weare nearly out. These Bitters have recently been used with unusual Benefit by 4 member of my family, who has derived more advantage from it than from all! other medicines which fact being khown greatly influences the demand forthe Bittefs. Thereis no profession, in which a reputation for truth and sincerity is more desirable, than in that of an Apothecary ; and for this reason I have always been careful in recommending remedics, But I feel perfettly safe in advising all who are troubled with Dyspepsia, to resort at once to the Oxygenatsd Bitters, Yours truly, &c. Gnu. 3. KEN UKICK Sold by Henry Johnson & Co. Wholesale Druggists, 146 Washington street, San Francisco, sole Agents for the Pacific coast. Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry. CONSUMPTION CURED. San Francisco, Nov. 10th, 1856. Messrs, Park & Write—Gents:—lItis with pleasure I assure you, that I am able to add my testimony in favor of Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry. For overa year I have been afflicted with a cough and pain in my side and breast, which originated with acold. I had takeh Cherry Pectoral, Jaynes’ Expectorant, Cod Liver Oil, and many other popular patent medicines of the day—also spent over one hundred dollars with our phy ziclans. But all proved of no beneficial effect. ead ing your almafiac of 1855, I was induted to try you Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry. I was, at the time commenced using it, laboring with every symptom ol consumption of the lungs, I found; that after using one bottle, it gave me relief, and as I considered my case a hardone, I sent to your store and bought half a dozen bottles} and snfice 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. Lam now in full enjoyment of good health, believing, that had [ 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 recommetidifig to those who are afflicted with coughs, colds, difficult breathing, pain in the side, or any lung diseases, your Balsam of Wild Cherry, with the signature you advertise, “Sanford & Park, Cincinnati, Ohio,’? asI am informed there is an imitation put up with Some other sigMatare: Respectfully yours; DAVID ALLCUT. $4 Beware or Base luirations! 2} As there are quite a number of Counterfeit articles bearing the name of Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry, ent to be the “Genuine and Originsl,”’ we therefore deem it necessary for the public good to Caution all a who piitchage the Ba of Wild Cherry, to ook wellat the Signature before buying. The ‘“Genuine Wistar’s of Wild Cherry,’’ has a FAC SIMILE of the signature of Hi Wistar, M D, Philadelphia. and & Park, on a finely executed steel engraved . Therefore, be cautious. pee oe eet ine without the bec“ of Sanford & Park. For salDruggists erally. EAR & WHITE are the only Agents, to whom all Importers, Wholeicines, . . orders should be addressed. Also, sale and Retail Agents of all vajuable Patent . warranted Sepuine. 132 Washington street, San Fran j éect-3n 4 NOTICE. TO THE CONSUMERS OF CLUB HOUSE GIN. The Great Reputation of DALY’S Old London Club House Gin. In consequence of its superior and uniform quality, has induced other parties to import, and alsoto put up fu this market, an inferior article of Gin, branded “LONDON CLUB HOUSE.” We cantion consumers ugainst purchasing any of these btands of Gin forthe genuine. Each case of the genuine article is branded Old London Club House Gin, W. H. Daly. The name of J. T. Daly is also blownin each bottle ; none other being genuine. . WM. NEWELL & CO. Sole Agents. For sale by the principal Liquor Houses inSan Franisco, — my28 “EUREKA WHISKY.” The mndersigned, sole Agents fo. the manufacturers, invite the attention of consumers to the above superivr brand of : WHISKY. It is made from the finest Rye Spirits, and is a Gentiine Monongahela. It is put upin barrels and half barrels, forthe convenience of the trade. WM. NEWELL & CO. Sole Agents. For sale by the principal Liquor Houses in San Francisco. my28 DALYZ?S VALLEY WHISKY. We beg to call the attention of Dealers, as well as consumers, to the following Certificates of well known Chemists, who have analysed “Daly’s Aromatic Valley Whisky,” The high reputation of the parties is a sufficient guarantee that the article possesses all the merit claimed for it, WM. NEWELL & CO. Sole Agents. Ftate Assayer’'s Office, 32 Somerset street, Boston, Mass., April 17th, 1858. } Wm. H. Daly, New York : Dear Sir—I have made a Chem‘eal Analysis of your ‘Aromatic Valley Whisky,” and find it a pure, fine-flavored Rye Whisky, cortaining no injurious matter of any kind, and recommend it as suitable for medical and public purposes. CHARLES T. Jackson, M. D. State Assayer. New YORK, April 19th, 1858. Ihave analysed 4 sample of ‘*Daly’s Aromatic Valley Whisky,’ and find it to be a pare article, of fine flavor, and without any deleterious admixture, James R. CuiLton, M. D. Chemist. Wm. H. Daly Esq. Dear Sir—Your ‘Aromatic Valley Whisky,” is received, and after careful examination, ] find it to be a pnre article, entirely free from the adulterating ingredientsso frequently used, James J. Mares, Chemist. rr DALY’S 3 Aromatic Valley Whisky, Is put np in cases containing One D>zen Bottles each. For sale by all the principal Liquor Houses in tan Francisco. may28 PRANK BAKER, 110 and 112 Clay Street, SAN FRANGISCO. —o CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, UPHOLSTERY GOODS, PAPER HANGINGS, . . . ! . . . . . g RETAIL. Pacific Mail Steamship Compary’s Line FOR PANAMA. Connecting via Panama Railroad, With the steamers ofthe U. S. Mail Steamship Company at Aspinwall, FOR NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS. Departure . from Vallejo Street Wharf S The Magnificent Steamship SONORA, Will leave Vallejo street wharf for Panama, with L S. Mails, Passengers, and Treasure, THURSDAY .. deine saeagee AUGUST 5TH At Q9o'clock, A. M., precisely Passengers by the P. M. 5. Co’s Line are landed on their arrivals at Panama upon the wharfat the railroad terminus, by the Company’s steam ferry boat, and proceedimmediately by Railjroad acwess the Isthimus. To Aspinwall, where the steamers of the U.S. Mail S. S. Co. are alwaysin readiness tocouvey themto New York or New Orleans. Passengers for New Orleans proceed by direct ¢teamer from Aspinwall Through tickets are furnished, incltiding the transit of the Isthmus. Passengers are notified that all tickets for the steam ers of the U. S. Mail S. §, Co, inust be presented to their agent at Aspinwall for registry and exchange, as they will not otherwise be available, For Freight or passage apply to FORBES & BABCOCK, Agents. Cor, Sacramento and Leidesdorff street. oAsbdceethetnse oftickets in San Francisco. J. R. WHITNEY & CO. Forwarding & Commission Merchants. Sacnamento—O. H; P. White, Agent. MaRnYsvILLE—D. A. Wilson & Co., Agents. J. R. Whitney, 79 Front street, San Francisco, Mark Packages(Care W. & Co.) foe Goods by this Mark—“W. & Co:"—for the interior by Sacramento or Marysville, will be sent forward with dispatch. May 14, 1858—tf . . Robinson’s Crossing! HE ROAD from Nevada to Downieville, by way o Robinson's Crossingis in tine condition and presents THe Shortest Route and Best Road for Teams. Toall the extensive Mining Regions and all the various settlements along the Divide between the South and Middle and the Middle and North Yubas by way of Hess’ and Emory’s Crossing. The Roap also affords the nearest route for Packers and Travelers from Sacramento by way of Rough and Ready, Grass Vatley and Nevada, and the mires further South to Poor Man's Creek, Nelson,s Creek, and all the Mining Regions north of Nevada and Downieville This road is easily traveled as that between Sacramento and Nevada. Four horses can readily draw from three to four thousand poiinds of Freight, from Nevada to the top of the hillat Downieville, when the road is not obstructed b} heavy rains or snow: . ALLEN Y. ROBINSON, Proprietor. January 2 1857—tf. NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE, On Commercial St. MAYERS having pnrebased an entirely new i3. stock of Boots, Shoes, Brogans, Rubbers, &c.&¢.— consistin ofevery thing necessary to form & First Class Boot and Shoe Store . Begsleave to inform the public generally thathe will on the most favorable terms possible. chas necessary art angements to receive new tobe-able at ail times to furnis wat ne eRe tt gc wine (ashionable articles taba. found im this or any othermark 1t. ee Bocts and Shoes mace and repaired to orders * = Al wore cablesupoatd of <orvie, will be mended free or é Ravan, kpeit 00h, 1257 —4f J. B. NEWMAN é 66: Ne. 45 BYodd stréet, (near the Post Oitics Wholesale and Retait Healers fi GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS, EATS, 4c: HH’ IN STORE A VERY LARGE STOCK OF Séasonabletand DBesitable E*" SPRING GOODS! 41 TO BE SOLD CHEAP: . iCGAStt J. B. REWMAN & 60. NevAia, May 14, 1858—tf Take Notice. _ ‘THE LATEST STYLE Of SPRING & SUMMER HATS, Received by Sol. Kohlman. HOSE IN WANT OF HATS that will fit easy to the Head can find them at Kidd & Knox’s Fire proof brick, Broad street. My Hats are the LIGHTEST that are made—the style being the most unique ever presented in Nevada. Persons wishing any Style of Hats Either in Color, Shape or Quality, can be suited by ealling at May 28, 1858-tf £0L. KOHLMAN'S. SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTTING YOL, KOHLMAN hasjust received the Latest bD Style of . Spring & Summer Clothing, And is ready to sell them at moderate prices, at Kidd & Knox Fire-proof Brick Building, Corner Broad and Pine streets, Sol. Kohlman. TERMS : Nevada, May 28th, 1858. A. BLOCK & CO. HAVE NOW OPENED —— IN THE a McRoberts & Funston Building, Gn Broad Stréet, te" NEXT DOOR TO THE POST OFFICENATIONAL EXCHANGE. No. 34 BROAD STREET, NEVADA. The undersigned late proprietors of the United States Hotel, having leased Bicknell’s Block, rig and handsomely fitted it up throughout, are now prepared to accommodate permanent andtransient board: ;sina style unsurpassed in the gtate. The Tabte Willat all times be supplied with all the varieties the market affords. The Beds and Furniture are New, And for style and comfort cannot be exe e Particular attention will be paid to theaecsemmmedation AF 4Uics auu £uuiuil)8ss. Having hadlong experience in the business, we are confident of being able to make the NATIONAL one of the most desirable Hotels in the mountains. Tuts BLoek is substantially built of BkIcK and withstood the late disastrous fire. The rooms are airy and well furnisked, dud ftom the Balcohies you ave a splen did view ofthe surrounding cotintry. OPEN ALL NIGHT, THE BAR will be under the supervision of ;Mr Thomas Henry and willat all times be supplied with the choicest Liquors and Cigars. -tf PEARSON & HEALY. H. & M. HIRSCHMAN cigars! A@QQO% cicans: WHOLELALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Tobacco, Fine Havana Cigars, &c Corucr of Commercial and Main streets, HEY have opened at the Corner of Commercial! and Main streets, and offer for sale a well sclected and cellent stock of HAVANA CIGARS. Allkinds of Tobacco, smoking, chewing, Cards, Matches, Pipes, and every article pertaining to the trade. Tliey beg the public to call on them, as they flatter themselves that entire satisfaction willbe given. Their motto “Quick Sales and Smal! Profits,” H. & M. HIRSCHMAN, AM. CONNELL Will be found for the present At Williams’ Temperance Hall. GOOD SUPPLY OF GOODS on band for customers. Nevada, May 28—tf DR. ROSENBAUM’S. <i STOMACH BITTERS! FoR THE CURE OF Dyspepsia, Iridigestion, constipation, thas of Appetite, or any Bilious Complaints arising from a morbid action of the Stomach or Bowels. Mee OF THESE pISEASES yot will soon be reft lieved of by the tise of these Bitters, as per direction on the bottles, This great, anti-dyspeptic is -he result of a profound and. elaNorate study of one of the most celebrated Physicians of the present century, in the accomplishment of which he has freely expended both timeand money. Idonot hesitate to affirm that where Dr. Rosenbaum's Stomach Bitters are used a case of Fever and Aguecannot occur. It has been analyzed by the most scientific Chemists in the Medical Faculty, and is now prescribed by nine-tenths of the Physicians of the land. Try them—test them on your Constitation, and go your way rejoicing. eae Dee Are you dyspeptic? —take the Stomach Bitters. Are you Bilious?—try one of these Bottles, and be relieved at once. amit tans Piantnendisencaue AP TEES BS. ve Sqnettpation)—— remove fe cause by the free use of the Bitters, Have you Fever and Aguet—cure and prevent this Constitution desttoying disease by the free use of these Bitters. Prepared by DR. ROSENBAUM, Manifacfsrer and Proprietor, Philad:. phia. it. N. B. JACOBS & CO., sary Sole Agent for the l’acific Coast. M. H. FUNSTON, Sole Agent for Netadn, at J. 5. WALL & CO., on Broad street. June 4, 1858—ly Notice to Liquof Dealers and Mérdhaity. complete assortment aoe mreree y for — king and flavoring every vatiety of Liquor, anda pac om f of the articles usoe oF givin Artificial strengthto Liquors, (converting 70 gallons of Whiskey to 100 gallons) and every article necessary to commence a Liquor Store will be furnished for And all the information necessary to conduct euch an establishinent, thus enabling the new beginner to successfully compete with the oldest liquor dealers. Address thro’ the Post Office. >, LACOUR, New Orleans. Lacour’s Concehtrated Acid for making Vinegar, is ut up in 2 gallon packages at $5 per package—in oh Henle eas : 06s) shipping order. _ For Sale ata Bargain! HE fie Cottage bullt Dwelling House on Pine street, above the Court House, next door above the Sash and Blind factory, is offered for sale at a Bargain. The house has five rooms Well finished, witb closets, piazza in front,&e. A large yard with @ splendid well of water, outhouses 4nd other conveniences complete the premises. Terms madeeasy. Enquire at the Nevada Journal Offics Of , E.G WAITE. Nevads duly 24th, 1857.—tf “ONITED STATES BAKERY, ON PINR STREET, NEVADA CITY: HE WNDERSIGNED having purebased the of L. W. DREIFUSS, in, the above well known BAKERY. will hereafter catty on the business and are prepared to furnish theif eu 8, nd alt who pees favor them with.4 ar all articles fa their line at prices to suit the hed ‘Par Y a . ~ * oe 5 ie ; 4 a 5 Aten ae RUGGLES PRESS AT GREATLY REDUGKD P1¢ — REPHPER OC AND PRINTING OFFICE. — “a eee Labels, Checks, And in short, every deseription of Printing réquired. A SUPERIOR ‘et * eth macufatters a1 iis Enables us to execute any apeeies of Printing of medi Orders solicited and Jobs guaran teed to give satisfaction. heretofore bestowed upon us. N. P. Brown & Co: Tr ox DR: ROSENBAUM’S ; ~ bal street, Nevada. piacere ce DMP iree meter SS f; ELLARD BEANS & CO. Kegs assorted Nails ; 100 200 Boxes Candles ; , pe 50 cases Assotted Pie Froite; 80 kegs S. F. and E. B. Syrups Batter ; ‘ FH —s California Beans; . ; d complete asgorgment of: all kind @& comin eet Sapenenn, Jousisting in part of— Salt Salmon—Codfish—Crackers—California Choere— Ranch Butter—Pickles—celebrated Curions Tes, and Cav and Shelf ven pROvoHt To NEVADA ‘ Jd algo inform dar friends and the public that wabte ngace = eur large stock a complete assortmen, insevain’s Sparkling Angelica and Whitt Wined Comment Wine, Greet, Gonternn. eka Ginger Winet tetters, Bokers, and Stoughton Bitters, Wolfe’s Aro, matic Schnapps. att ad Porter, New Yotk, fine mixed, and Old Dock Bravdy; Whisk?, Gin, Sherry and Port Wine Our Motto is small Profits & Ready Pay Guods delivered Free of charge. Nevada, May 28th, 1858. Notice. serted my bed and board, notice is hereby givud hat I will pay no debts cont ratted dy her. a : Stemmons. ATE OF Abipo Ay. co ar vin bes San . siin's ge Township of Eureka §Befor. * B. Hickman, J P Greeting : :dersigned Justice ef tbe Peace, 2t bis office in said Township on Wednesday the inch doy of Augu a 5 ecbee Swift, who demi nds of you the sum of 151 ot alleged to be due on a certain promissozy ote, bearmg date On fuilure te appoar end answer, jvagment will be rendered against you fer the esid sia of $151 84, with Given cader my hand, \his 26th daly of July, A.D. 1858 publication ia the NivaDA JOURNAL for Twe Weeks, ang 6 8. B. HICKMAN. Justice of the Peace, HATCER & C3; Importers anc Dealers in Agents for the Superior Native W pee from M. Keller's Vineyard, Los Angy eh No. 138 Front Street, San Francie ' ‘q . ‘a a. PACIFIC FOUVDRYS MAGEHINE sHor. ( Pistablished “> P4503 Eve¥y destription 6 Machinery, TRON AND BRASS CASTLES. a = Howiaid’s Patent Rotary Quartz Mills Which have.now been thoroughly teste4 ia many to . any otier Mill now in use. WE ALSO MAM? ACTURE Of any descrission require! for use. Saw and FlourMill Mschinery, Shingle um size at prices that defy competition. . ff.» , Thanks for the very liberal patronage MH. FUNSTON; Agént/at J: Ss WALL & Co., Broad —Ofér at Greatly Reduced Prices— 25 bags Rio and Java 25 boxes Raisins ; 50 boxes Hill’s and Colgates Soap; Flour—Potatoes—Porx —Bacon—Hams—Mackerel— he p.nest assortment of WINES AND LIQUORS: of Wines and Liquors, consisting of Gum, Raspberry, and Lemon Syrup, Peppermint, Hus le an 37° We call atéextion to the above Stock. weis. d c *) T. Ellard Beans & Co: HEREAS MY WIFE, H. A.ZAFF HAS DR: : pa: Brecklyn, Sms }1-1m G. B. ZAPF The People of the State of California to Robt MeClond; 74 arevhereby suyornoned to appear Dbefere the anat 2o’clock, P, BM., to avuswer ihe complain of Febr ary 25th 1558, as per note sow on “Ye in my offier, costs and csmages. Ordered that serzice of the above Summons be had by GEORGE wry oi WINES AND LIQUC™:AGENTS FOR ROSENBAUM'S EMP? GES sess AND 22. HE tindérsigned éciti pneepens e e We are fole makers of the testy celebrated estitier, and are believed to offer WBny Pavaniages over QUARTZ MILL MACHINERY, Machines, St#m Engines, Force Pumps, &e. Quartz M218 can be oar ed si short mrtice With Screws ofany Fineness Made from the best Russia Iron, and is. Se most pore fect manser. We have facilities for furnishing this acticlto any extent which may be require o § RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED fottny ofthe neera ey other art/cles inour it fe our design to turn ont the best werk for which we have, facitities, at 1 mot itferiorto ‘hose of any other esTastee Pacific Coast «0% St thé 10st rea~ tablishm, 80) GODDARD, HA" SCOM & RANKIN Bable priced. fan Francis, Aug 6—6m Lave GopDarnn & Ce PRICES RE? CED. LADIES/LADIS:$! LADIES! We respetfully és yout tention fo © i Our Laty! and Well Scleefed Stock of sUMMER GOOCS, Which we from this date offer i ‘on And beg x08 ve give ui & Gall ore pueahcting

ee NEVADA JOURNAL PUSLISHED BY N. P, BROWN & CO. N. P. BROWN &. G. WAITE. SS YES > EEE ‘Office Main st. opposite Express offices. =—TERMS.— Po Owe Year—in ADVANCE.----.ue00s--005--$5,00 Pree res" b5dee0s0500-3,00 For Six Montus “ For Tourer Montus “ Since Corigs.-:: eee FRIDAY MORNING, AUG. 13th, 1858. ee —————— Under Which King. —The old Know Nothing organ, the Nevada Journal, havine exhansted the vials of its wrath on the ‘d d furriners,’ the Kansas Nebraska bill, and Judge Douglas, and everything in the calendar of Democraey, has suddenly become enamored of the Broderick school, and has taken to hosannas to King David. It is almost as ardent in detending Broderick as it was in defending the Vigilance Committee. Itis almost as obsequious to our fereign born citizens now, as it once was assiduous in denouncing them as traitors and emissaries of the Pope. It ie marvelously taken with popular sovereignty and the Cincinnati platform, though it has heretofore visited both with ite pious anathemas. The pronoun =~ was scarcely more frequent in the tpeechesof ‘Thomas H. Benton than the name of the traitor Arnold, applied to Judge Douglas. But now ABah is the name of Douglas, and verily Waite is Lis prophet. The political gymnastics of this neophyte mudsill, outdoesall the antics of Harlequin.— National. Why, George, you-ought to be ashamed of yourself. Even you are not so ’ despicably ignorant not to know that we hold both the doctrine of popular sovereignty as well as yourself in contempt. We have never uttered anything complimentary of both of ye, and probably never will. In reference to the application of “Arnold” to the name of Douglas, we happen to have cautiously avoided the term. though appreciating the violator of the Missouri Compromise ail the time at his full value. We can console ourself with having ever had but one opinion of Douglas, while] the editor ofthe Nationai cannot, we fear, produce so consistent a recoru. The fling about Vigilanceism answers itself. It is well known that among the ios. bitter against the Committee are found those whose Hives are such that the sword of justice should impend over them by asingle hair. These stood in danger of the extirpators of rascals and consequently did’nt‘admire the instituti The reason why the editor of the Neri nal and ourself differed in senti‘vent on that pointts therefore saffcient‘ explained. Perhaps, the Lecompeittes owe it tothe fact that the Vigi~@ommittee did’nt extend its ops outside of San I’rancisco, that saveso smart and accomplished n aur tha p grinder of their organ in this county. We have said it was presumption in 5 statesmanship vf Henry Clay and stick : to it yet. We ire compelled also to say it is a violent oresumption, judging from the beginnin’s made, to expect the trass Valley organ of the Black LocoFoeos to tell the truth about us during its ephemeral carecr. *eACHES, —The WarermMeEton anv . other day a thundering big watermelon ’ flanked by a regiment of peaches. was dropped on our table. We caught a glimpse of the coat tail of the chap who did it, as it snapped around the corner, and recognized it as pertaining to CharBie Palmer, who acts as the agent of vi, Wm. Achar, the big fruit dealer on -—? e . . a Oommercial street. The luscious arteles “went” rapidly and thankfully. é Squibs from Prentice. At the last dates from Kansas, it seemed likely that Gen. Jim Lane’s Teg would have to be cut off. Well, in : that case, he will, as a candidate for of. fice siump it all the better. _itis saidthat Mr. English of Indiana 4 iptends, if he can get nominated for reFi @ection to Congress, to make speeches © throughout his district in favor of the ? fraud stamped with his name. He ean accomplish nothing by his speeches.—His jaw will never be of any use unless some Samson shall want it to kill Philistines with. a Bennett of the New York Herald calls his opponents “thin skinned” If they had been horsewhipped as often as ho, probably their hides would have become as thick as his. Tt is likely now that the fullest concession will be made (by Great Britain) of allthat we have Sea — that ight spoil an opportunity fer fine writite This po ted obviated by claiming a little more than our rights, so ‘asto give zeal to the dispute-—Democrat. Yes, we understand you. You mean that our Democratic Government may as weil claim 54.40, and then back down to 49, The editor of the Southern Sun says “smells a rat.” Ifhe does and if the rat smells him, the poor rat has the worst of it. ~ ‘Phe anti-Leeompton office-holders heave lost their places; the Lecompton —————= . 4 = ie’ Twas at the close of a glorious summer day—the sun was setting behind a distant her-roost—the bullfrogs were warbling their evening songs, and the wiggle-waggles in their native puddles, were preparing themselves for the shades of night, and Calanthe and myself sat upon an antiquated back-log listening to the music of nature, wafted to our ears by the gentle zephyrs that vt Judge Dozelas to attempt to patch the . . sighed among the muilen stocks, and came heavy laden with the delicious fragrance of hen-roosts and pig-styes.— The last lingering rays of the setting sua, glancing from the brass buttons of a solitary horseman, shone through a chink in the hog pen full in Calanthe’s face, dying her hair a mustard Lue, and showing off my thread-bare coat to bad advantage. One of my arms was around Calanthe’s waist, and she was toying with my orange-colored whiskers. She looked like a mud turtle choking with the hiccups, and I felt like a treed wood-chuck. ‘“Calanthe,” said I, in a voice musical as the notes of a dying swan, “will you have me?” She turned her eyes heavenward, clasped me by the hand, had an attack of the blind staggers, and with a sigh that drew her shoestrings to her palate, said “Yes!” She gave clean out then—she cork-screw ed, and I corfumixed and rolled in it. I hugged her till L broke my suspenders this is all we can publish of this exeeedingly interesting romance.—Z£z. Tue Cootest Yet.— A good anecdote is told of aman named Bently, a most confirmed drinker, who would never drink with a friend or in public, and always bitterly denied, when a little too steep, ever tasting liquor. One day some bad witnesses had concealed themselves in his room, and when the liquor was running down his throat, seized him with his arm crooked and his mouth open, and holding him fast, asked him with an air of triumph, “Ah, Bently, have we caught youat last ?— You never drink, ha!” Now one would have supposed that Bently would have acknowledged the corn. Not he; with the most grave and inexpressible face, he calmly, and in a dignified manner, said, “Gentlemen, my name is not Bently !” AGRICULTURAL Fair Mepats.—The officers of the State Agricultural Society, determined to exercise the utmost liberality in the bestewment of awards, have employed the celebrated jeweler, John W. Tucker, of San Francisco, to execute the gold and silver medals and other artieles of dijouterte which a:e to form a portion of the prizes. ‘The local editor of the A/ta California has examined the workmanship on these medals, so far as it has progressed, and pronoun ces it masterly. ‘here are nine medals ot pure gold—twenty-two carats fine— three of them weighing, each three ounces; three, two ounces, and three, one ounce. On one side is a wreath encircling a blank, for the name of the recipient, and around near the rim the insexiption—“Awarded by the State Agricultural Society.”” On the reverse is a design, by Nahl, emblematic of agriculture, mining, and other branches of Califorma industry. Next, are two hundred and twenty-tive silver medals, their size corresponding with the gold, and struck from the same dies. ‘hen there are seventy heavy goblets of pure silver, richly wrought, and bearing be. sides the State coat of arms and various appropriate inseriptions and figures.— ‘Fhere are also twenty-two dozen heavy silver spoons; silver cake knives; silver fruit knives and other silver ware—the whole valued at $6,000. These awards are all very handsome, and entitle the maker, as well as the Society to much credit — Marysville News. Suir For SLaANDER.— A _ suit commenced, yesterday, in the District Court of Sacramento, by Jesse Elder, late Postmaster of that city, against L. C. Chandler, W. H. Tobey, F. S. Thompson; L. P. Davis, James McClatchey and 8.J. May. The four first named defendants are proprietors and the two last named are editors of the Daily Bee. The complaint sets forth that on the 23d day of July last they published a malicious and slanderous article, in said paper, to injure his fair name and reputation. Damages in the amount of $26,0@0-are claimed for the injury dune thereby. . JrssteBrown.—Every body has read the beautiful sketch of “Jessie Brown, or the Relief of Lucknow,” in which her first consciousness of the approach of the Highlanders, with their bagpipes, is so finely delineated. A correspondent of the London Times spoils the whole stery, as far as facts are concerned, by stating that it was known at Lucknow that help was approaching when the troops were seven miles off, and that there was not a female in Lucknow that could possibly correspond with the character with Jessie. ‘The author of the sketch deserves eredit, for his ot her genius. was Fire n®sR Downievinie.—On Sat. urday, Aug. 7th; a saw mill, belonging to William Illingworth, and known as the “Craycraft Mill,” on the North Fork, was destroyed by fire Loss, about $5,000. Itis supposed that the fire was the work of an incendiary. To se Hunc.—Miechael Murray has beén sentenced to be hung at DownieBppearance is ville on the 17th of September, for the MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL. THE NEVADA RIFLES ILL CELEBRATE the coming anniversa the Battle of Cherubusco, by a Military and of ivie Ball to be given at the Court House in Nevada City, On Friday Evening, August 20th, 1858 memenenenes i cna cn ketanserin desea casiiniecipasadietesipceejece=nenes oan aaalares maintain tansareeTty eT Cir seit AER Ee tthe tice cperecarattanmeeraraetsinrensesionsiceensisbbatindiataaiatitimaninitcamsantianiiasatiiicaiitni joanantgesiane teria asians itis oipcteneesitieaneioeeetsicciiananactntetiaan ascatsaieisatiin Commencing at 9 o'clock, P. M. o¢> Carriages will be in attendance for the Ladies. TICKETS, .. . 022.. cescce--seveses TEN DOLLAR MANAGERS. Capt. R. Shoemaker, L N. Dawley, Niles Searls, E F. Burton, T. H Caswell, J.C. Birdseye, J. T. Crenshaw, Dr. H. H. Wickes, J.&. Wall, A. W. Riley, T. E. Beans, A. T. Laird, Wm. Maltman, Geo. S. Hupp, A. Rosenheim, George Wood, Henry Meredith, C. Wilson Hill, J. R. McConnell, J.B. VanHagen, A. C. Niles, J.H. Helm, John Webber, Waldo M. Allen, Henry Pearson, 8. H. Chase, G. D. Roberts, Cc. R. Ec wards, C. J. Lansing, James Find ey, C. K. Hotaling, 8.8. Lewis, Jerre Job, Frank Wilder, Edwerd Skiff, Ed. Marcellus, A. B. Hanson, H. W. Vesey, W. W. Wixom, H. D. Cady. J. B. Johnson, L. C. McKibbe B. B. Troxel, John Magraw, Chas. Schardin, Thomas Hanna, S. M. Gilham, COMMITTEE ON INVITATIONS. Capt. R. Shoemaker, Wn. F. Anderson, J.B. Van Hagan, Charles Marsh. Niles Searls COMMITTEE ON RECEPTION. Lieut. Phil. Moore, I. J. Rolfe, H. B. Thompson, A. D. Allen, A. H. Hagadorn. T. W. Sigourney, Still. Slusher. FLOOR MANAGERS. T. W. Sigourney, A. D. Allen, J. A. Lancaster, Cc, R. Edwards, S. P. Dorsey, A. H. Hagadorn. COMMITTEE ON MUSIC. 3. A. Lancaster, Henry Knerr, N. P. Brown, Reuben Moore, J. S. Lambert, COMMITTEE ON REFRESHMENTS Joseph Clark, W.P.Harrington, D. Baker, T.H. Turner, Sol. Lewis, COMMITTEE ON FINANCE, Capt. R. Shoemaker, W. P. Harrington, J.M. Levey, T. W. Sigourney, N. P. Brown. COMMITTEE ON ROOM. S. W. Boring, c.C. Van Hagan, A. B. Hanson, Joe Roberts, D. B. Hunt, Henry Knerr. COMMITTEE ON CARRIAGES. H.L. Joachimssen, K. Carnes, Geo. Story. Constable’s Sale. StaTRoF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OP NEVADA, Township of Nevada— es VIRTUE ofan Execution to me delivered, issued Jfrom the Court of John Anderson, Esq., an acting Justice of the Peace, in and for the County aforesaid, bearing date 17th day of June, A. D., 1858 to satisfy a judgment rendered by said Court on the 12th day of Jane, 1858 in favor of William Stone and against M F. Hoit & Co,, for the sum of $66 97, debt, interest, damages and costs of suit. I have taken in Execution and will sell tothe highest Lidder for Cash, the following property, toswit : The Toll Road and Bridge, and fixtures thereto beloaging, called “Hoit’s Bridge and Toll Road”? leading from Nevada to Sweetland and San Juan, the same having been heretofore attached for this debt and costs of suit, T will sellallthe right, title and interest of M, F, Hoit& C), Defendants, at the Court House door on Saturday, 28th of August, 1858, between the hours of 9 o’clock, A. M., and 5 o’clock, PM of said day, taken as the preperty of M. F. Hoit & Co, defendants, to satisfy the above demands and aceruing costs, U. S. GREGORY, Constable. Nevada, August 5, 1858 LEWIS EX€BANGE. Broad Street, Nevada ¥ ig subscriber has epenedthe finest Salcon in the Mountains, under the above name, for the pleasure and accommodation of his friends and the social public. THE NEW SALOON has fitted up in the most elegant style, with regard oly to taste andcomfort and not experse The Bar, one ofthe Finestin the state, Islargely stocked with Liquors, Wines, Ale & Porter, Cigars, of the choicest and most approved brands. Mr Briguan, formerly of Grass Valley Will always be found at this place jever ready to wait upon his friends and customers with the best of Liquors to be found in this city. GEORGE LEWIS. ada, Anguct Gth, 1852. “BANK EXCHANGE.” MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. A. B. CARLEY and GEORGE PEIRCE, AKE this methodoef informing their friends andthe public generally, that they have purchased the above Saloon and intend to keep always on hand the very best of Wines, Ale, Porter, Cider, CIGARS, &c., &t, &, The Bank Exchange is located one door above the Nevada Journal Establishment, Ts a prime place of resort, andhas the reputation, which the proprietors are bound to maintain, of furnishing the best Liquors in the mountains. A PLANK WALK from Broad street connects with the Exchange. N vada, Aug. 6th, 1858. A CALL. VHE VOTERS OF NEVADA COUNTY are respectfully requested to meet at their several Precincts,on THURSDAY, August 12th for the ,purpose of Electing Delegates to attend a Convention, At Nevada City, onthe Ith of August, To nominate suitable Candidates to be supported at the coming Election, independent of Party or Party preju dices, The Townships have the following representation: Nevada Township is entitled to 17 Delegates. Gras Valley “ 7 13 38 Bridge] oct 12Eureka a so 8 8 Washington “ " 8 ie R.& Ready “ “ 9 “ Little York “* = 7 = By order of the Central Committee JNO WILLIAMS, President. W. A. BEGOLE, Secretary. WOooDdD’s AMBROTYPE GALLERY, MILL STREET, GRASS VALLEY. FP.HE UNDERSIGNED takes pleasure in informing the citizens of the county, that Pictures by all the new and improved styles are being taken at his rooma, unsurpassed by any in the worid. Fine Ambretypes and Melainotypes, Stereoscopic Pictures & Sunlight Paintings on Mica. Also—Patent Leather and Oil Cloth Pictures, Views of Mining Claims, and Buildings taken on short notice. Instructions giveh itt the art. July 30, 1858. T. M. WOOD. Husband Disowned. HEREBY NOTIFY “THE WORLD THAT 3 AM no longer the wife of James Tascoe and he is no longer ahusband of mine. I DISOWN HIM from this date an d will hereafter pay no debts of his contracting July 30, 1858. JUSTINA hOSE. Notice of Declaration. s™4 EOF BL ad County of “Nevada, TO ALL CONCERNED : * ‘The detlaration of the undersigned, JANE BARNSLEY STEVENS. wife of William Stevens, resident of the County and State aforesaid, showeth that it is her intention t> carry on basiness as @ Sole trader, under and by virtue of an Act of the Legislature of the State of Calitornia, entitled “An Act to authorize Married women to transact business in their own name as Sole traders, said business consisting of Fomine. Ranching and Téaming, to be transacted from date heteof in herown Lame, aud on her own account, in the State and County aforesaid; that the amount invested by her in said busi ness does not exceed the suin of Five Thousand Dollars. : JANE BARNSLEY STEVENS. Grass Velley, July 22, 1858. i i » — BarnsState of California=County of Nevada—Jaze ley peal being duly sworn, depo-eth anf says, that she bas read the aforegoing Deelaration, and knows the contents thereof, that ae an aa faith, ters therein state 8 ae and that all the mE oe ELEY STEVENS. i to before me this July 2« . pera aa abe S.C. RicHaRpsas, J. P. NOTICE. t my friends I serous Ie toched States Bakery’ and its busirfess to my biother, JULIU* DREI -: and QO. EASTMAN, who will hereafter conduct the business in ny plate, and will endeavor to give entire sati3faction to my numerous customers, I hereby recommend my successors to the people of Nevada as every Way Worthy i age. of Sasiiabing for the Atlanti¢ States for a few rtionths f cannot refrain from tendering to the generous public of and the public that Nevada my titude wed pm very liberal patronage they ha bestowed upon me. z Tuy iw L. W. DREIFUSS. CHARLES W. YOUNG. MANUPACTERING JEWELEM, WATCHMAKER Ail kinds of Fine Watches, ee ee SPECIAL NOTICES. I, 0. O. F. The régular meetings of OUSTOMAH LODGE, No 16 will be held every Tuesday evening atthe new Hal’ onPine street, (Kidd’s new builditg.) H W GALVIN, VW. G. nov2l(ge THE BEST AND ONLY RELIABLE PREparation of Sarsaparilla for the immediate relief and permanent cure of all diseases arising from an impnre state of the Blood, or habit of the system, is Dr. Guysott’s Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla Scrofula, Ulcers, Old Sores, Rheamatism, Affections of the Kidneys, Diseases of the Throat, Eruptions of the Skin, Pains and Aching of the Bones dnd Joints, dre all quick ly cured by Guysott’s Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, when used as per direction of the bottle. Look out for Counterfeits and fmitations of this Saraparilia, that fs sold by unprincipled Druggists for genuine. This Genuine Dr. Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla is put up in Quart Bottles PARK & WHITE, Sole Agents, Importers and General Agents for all the Genuine Family Medicines, ?32 Washington street, opposite the Market, San Francisoo. G. O. KILBOURNE, Agent, Nevada. May 14, 18583—3m ——————— The Mustang Liniment cures Rheumatism ; The Mustang Liniment cures Stiff Joints ; The Mustang Liniment cures Burnsand Wounds; The Mustang Liniment cures Sores and Ulcers ; The Mustang Liniment cures Sore Breasts & Nipples ; The MustaNg Liniment cures Neuralgia ; The Mustang Liniment cures Cornsand Warts; The Mustang Liniment is Worth One Million Dollars per Annum, To the United States, as the preserver and restorer of valuable Horses and Cattle. It cures all Sprains, Galds, Wounds, Stiff Joints, &c. Will you answer this question? Did you ever hear of any ordinary Sore, Swelling, Sprain or Stiffness, either on Man or Beast, which the Mustang Liniment would notcure? Did you ever visit any respectable Druggist in any part of the world—in Europe, Asia or America— who did not say “it was the greatest discovery of the Age?” Sold everywhere. Every fanily should have it; three sizes. Barnes & PaRK, Props., N. Y. PARK & WHITE, Sole Agents No. 132 Washington street, opposite the Market. The trade supplied on the most liberal terms. G. O. KILBOURNE. Agent, Nevada. May 14, 185&~3m. {29 Let no false delicacy preven: the invalid from secking medical relief—the card of L. J. Czapkay, to be found in another column, indicates where to obtaina reiable and competent physician. Itis seldom that we are called upon to bear testimony in favorcf th2 skill of any physician, but a sense of duty as well as justice demands that we shou!d not pass Dt. Czapkay by, without something more than a mere mention. Unlike the greater portion of those who thrust themselves ahd their nos trums before the public, whose practices are empirical Dr. Czapkay is agentleman of rare medical and scientific attainments, having held the position of chief surgeon of the liberating army during the late IInngarian Revolution, and is possessed of all the requisite experience and skill for the successful pratti¢e of his profession. Itis to the care and advice of such a physician we would comimendall suffering from the effects of sexualor private disease, felling assured that in all such complaints, whether arising from infection, indiscretion, self-abuse, or loss of virility, he can guarantee, from his extensive practice, a speedy and permanent To those suffering from the effects of physical and mental debility, we would say, let common sense take the place of false modesty, and seek such advicc as will save you from an untimely grave, and lead you back again to pristine health, consult Dr. Czapkay, whom we cheerfully endorse ds a skillful an4 tried physican, capable of copiug with and successfully feradicating those self-inflicted miseries, the evilsof empirical practices and all diseases of a setpinal nature. Dr. Czapkay’s rooms are on Sacramento street, opposite Pacific Mail Steamship office, San Francisco. my7-tf J. B. VanHaGan, Sec’y. cure. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. Corrects the appetite, impartsa tone to the system, forces off the bile and impure secretions, regulates the bowels, gives us strengthof body and mind. For dyspepsia and dispeptic symptoms, they are the wonder of the afflicted: in allcases of flatulency, dizzifiess, protravtion, great fatigue. and general inability, it is surprising how soon the patient finds relief. No family can afford to be wihonut Hostetter’s Bitters. its. Sold in quart bottles by Druggcists and Liquor dealers. The Bitters being very pleasant to the taste, also make a delightful beverage. They require vo spir As there are several base imitations, purchasers should be vareful und take none but the genuine HOSTETTUR'S STOMACH BITTERS, kept by all respectable Salcon Ezepers, and for sate in quantities to suit, by PARK & WHITE, Sole Agent for the Pacific Coast 132 Washington st., opposite the Market, San Francisco. May 7—tf G. O KILBOURNE, Agent, Nevada. &r A OCard.—the attention of the undersigned has

been drawn to your Card inthis morring’s Alta, headed “To manufacturers of Syrup,”in which you speak of an agreement entered into by Messrs Turner Brothers and other manufacturers ofSyrup, with certain partics in this city, not toscll any more of their goods to any merchants doing business out of San Francisco. The undersigned takes this method toassure you, as well as the public, that he has hand nor part in such ‘‘agreement’; that he values too high’y the trade of the Stote at large, t» thus confine or limit himself or the sale of his goods. He therefore begs that his friends in the interior cities and towns will not desert 111m, and respectfully solicits a continuanceof their patronage. A. BARBIER, Manufacturer of Syrups, Cordials, &c. 148 Washington street. To MtWilliams & Co. Cushing & Shelden, Geo. Thacher & Co; Hill. Wooster & Co; Wm. Howard; Bryant & Co; P. J. Brogan & Co; Barton, Grimm & Co; Burke & Co; Thomas W, Legget; Lady Adams Co; E. H. Miller & Co; A. De peecher &-Field; J. Burton & Co; Renchley & McNeill; J. C. Jonghaus; Flagg. Powers & Culver; W. T. Grissim; Sneath & Arnold; Linton & Beck; Booth § Co; J. W. Mitvbell & Co; Putzman & Leoher; J. H. Bullard; P. Veftimer; Hyde & Hawks; Hamilton & Co; Wolf & Co} -am Doake, and all Jobbers in California. apr22 The following from one of our Agents, who is too well } knowNin his own State to need endorsing by us, will be . read with interest by Despeptics : Lebanon, N. H. Feb. 29, 1856. Messrs Seth W. Fowle & Co.--Gentlemen :—Please send by Express, another Box of Oxygehated Bitters, as . Weare nearly out. These Bitters have recently been used with unusual Benefit by 4 member of my family, who has derived more advantage from it than from all! other medicines which fact being khown greatly influences the demand forthe Bittefs. Thereis no profession, in which a reputation for truth and sincerity is more desirable, than in that of an Apothecary ; and for this reason I have always been careful in recommending remedics, But I feel perfettly safe in advising all who are troubled with Dyspepsia, to resort at once to the Oxygenatsd Bitters, Yours truly, &c. Gnu. 3. KEN UKICK Sold by Henry Johnson & Co. Wholesale Druggists, 146 Washington street, San Francisco, sole Agents for the Pacific coast. Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry. CONSUMPTION CURED. San Francisco, Nov. 10th, 1856. Messrs, Park & Write—Gents:—lItis with pleasure I assure you, that I am able to add my testimony in favor of Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry. For overa year I have been afflicted with a cough and pain in my side and breast, which originated with acold. I had takeh Cherry Pectoral, Jaynes’ Expectorant, Cod Liver Oil, and many other popular patent medicines of the day—also spent over one hundred dollars with our phy ziclans. But all proved of no beneficial effect. ead ing your almafiac of 1855, I was induted to try you Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry. I was, at the time commenced using it, laboring with every symptom ol consumption of the lungs, I found; that after using one bottle, it gave me relief, and as I considered my case a hardone, I sent to your store and bought half a dozen bottles} and snfice 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. Lam now in full enjoyment of good health, believing, that had [ 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 recommetidifig to those who are afflicted with coughs, colds, difficult breathing, pain in the side, or any lung diseases, your Balsam of Wild Cherry, with the signature you advertise, “Sanford & Park, Cincinnati, Ohio,’? asI am informed there is an imitation put up with Some other sigMatare: Respectfully yours; DAVID ALLCUT. $4 Beware or Base luirations! 2} As there are quite a number of Counterfeit articles bearing the name of Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry, ent to be the “Genuine and Originsl,”’ we therefore deem it necessary for the public good to Caution all a who piitchage the Ba of Wild Cherry, to ook wellat the Signature before buying. The ‘“Genuine Wistar’s of Wild Cherry,’’ has a FAC SIMILE of the signature of Hi Wistar, M D, Philadelphia. and & Park, on a finely executed steel engraved . Therefore, be cautious. pee oe eet ine without the bec“ of Sanford & Park. For salDruggists erally. EAR & WHITE are the only Agents, to whom all Importers, Wholeicines, . . orders should be addressed. Also, sale and Retail Agents of all vajuable Patent . warranted Sepuine. 132 Washington street, San Fran j éect-3n 4 NOTICE. TO THE CONSUMERS OF CLUB HOUSE GIN. The Great Reputation of DALY’S Old London Club House Gin. In consequence of its superior and uniform quality, has induced other parties to import, and alsoto put up fu this market, an inferior article of Gin, branded “LONDON CLUB HOUSE.” We cantion consumers ugainst purchasing any of these btands of Gin forthe genuine. Each case of the genuine article is branded Old London Club House Gin, W. H. Daly. The name of J. T. Daly is also blownin each bottle ; none other being genuine. . WM. NEWELL & CO. Sole Agents. For sale by the principal Liquor Houses inSan Franisco, — my28 “EUREKA WHISKY.” The mndersigned, sole Agents fo. the manufacturers, invite the attention of consumers to the above superivr brand of : WHISKY. It is made from the finest Rye Spirits, and is a Gentiine Monongahela. It is put upin barrels and half barrels, forthe convenience of the trade. WM. NEWELL & CO. Sole Agents. For sale by the principal Liquor Houses in San Francisco. my28 DALYZ?S VALLEY WHISKY. We beg to call the attention of Dealers, as well as consumers, to the following Certificates of well known Chemists, who have analysed “Daly’s Aromatic Valley Whisky,” The high reputation of the parties is a sufficient guarantee that the article possesses all the merit claimed for it, WM. NEWELL & CO. Sole Agents. Ftate Assayer’'s Office, 32 Somerset street, Boston, Mass., April 17th, 1858. } Wm. H. Daly, New York : Dear Sir—I have made a Chem‘eal Analysis of your ‘Aromatic Valley Whisky,” and find it a pure, fine-flavored Rye Whisky, cortaining no injurious matter of any kind, and recommend it as suitable for medical and public purposes. CHARLES T. Jackson, M. D. State Assayer. New YORK, April 19th, 1858. Ihave analysed 4 sample of ‘*Daly’s Aromatic Valley Whisky,’ and find it to be a pare article, of fine flavor, and without any deleterious admixture, James R. CuiLton, M. D. Chemist. Wm. H. Daly Esq. Dear Sir—Your ‘Aromatic Valley Whisky,” is received, and after careful examination, ] find it to be a pnre article, entirely free from the adulterating ingredientsso frequently used, James J. Mares, Chemist. rr DALY’S 3 Aromatic Valley Whisky, Is put np in cases containing One D>zen Bottles each. For sale by all the principal Liquor Houses in tan Francisco. may28 PRANK BAKER, 110 and 112 Clay Street, SAN FRANGISCO. —o CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, UPHOLSTERY GOODS, PAPER HANGINGS, . . . ! . . . . . g RETAIL. Pacific Mail Steamship Compary’s Line FOR PANAMA. Connecting via Panama Railroad, With the steamers ofthe U. S. Mail Steamship Company at Aspinwall, FOR NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS. Departure . from Vallejo Street Wharf S The Magnificent Steamship SONORA, Will leave Vallejo street wharf for Panama, with L S. Mails, Passengers, and Treasure, THURSDAY .... deine saeagee AUGUST 5TH At Q9o'clock, A. M., precisely Passengers by the P. M. 5. Co’s Line are landed on their arrivals at Panama upon the wharfat the railroad terminus, by the Company’s steam ferry boat, and proceedimmediately by Railjroad acwess the Isthimus. To Aspinwall, where the steamers of the U.S. Mail S. S. Co. are alwaysin readiness tocouvey themto New York or New Orleans. Passengers for New Orleans proceed by direct ¢teamer from Aspinwall Through tickets are furnished, incltiding the transit of the Isthmus. Passengers are notified that all tickets for the steam ers of the U. S. Mail S. §, Co, inust be presented to their agent at Aspinwall for registry and exchange, as they will not otherwise be available, For Freight or passage apply to FORBES & BABCOCK, Agents. Cor, Sacramento and Leidesdorff street. oAsbdceethetnse oftickets in San Francisco. J. R. WHITNEY & CO. Forwarding & Commission Merchants. Sacnamento—O. H; P. White, Agent. MaRnYsvILLE—D. A. Wilson & Co., Agents. J. R. Whitney, 79 Front street, San Francisco, Mark Packages(Care W. & Co.) foe Goods by this Mark—“W. & Co:"—for the interior by Sacramento or Marysville, will be sent forward with dispatch. May 14, 1858—tf . . Robinson’s Crossing! HE ROAD from Nevada to Downieville, by way o Robinson's Crossingis in tine condition and presents THe Shortest Route and Best Road for Teams. Toall the extensive Mining Regions and all the various settlements along the Divide between the South and Middle and the Middle and North Yubas by way of Hess’ and Emory’s Crossing. The Roap also affords the nearest route for Packers and Travelers from Sacramento by way of Rough and Ready, Grass Vatley and Nevada, and the mires further South to Poor Man's Creek, Nelson,s Creek, and all the Mining Regions north of Nevada and Downieville This road is easily traveled as that between Sacramento and Nevada. Four horses can readily draw from three to four thousand poiinds of Freight, from Nevada to the top of the hillat Downieville, when the road is not obstructed b} heavy rains or snow: . ALLEN Y. ROBINSON, Proprietor. January 2 1857—tf. NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE, On Commercial St. MAYERS having pnrebased an entirely new i3. stock of Boots, Shoes, Brogans, Rubbers, &c.&¢.— consistin ofevery thing necessary to form & First Class Boot and Shoe Store . Begsleave to inform the public generally thathe will on the most favorable terms possible. chas necessary art angements to receive new tobe-able at ail times to furnis wat ne eRe tt gc wine (ashionable articles taba. found im this or any othermark 1t. ee Bocts and Shoes mace and repaired to orders * = Al wore cablesupoatd of <orvie, will be mended free or é Ravan, kpeit 00h, 1257 —4f J. B. NEWMAN é 66: Ne. 45 BYodd stréet, (near the Post Oitics Wholesale and Retait Healers fi GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS, EATS, 4c: HH’ IN STORE A VERY LARGE STOCK OF Séasonabletand DBesitable E*" SPRING GOODS! 41 TO BE SOLD CHEAP: . iCGAStt J. B. REWMAN & 60. NevAia, May 14, 1858—tf Take Notice. _ ‘THE LATEST STYLE Of SPRING & SUMMER HATS, Received by Sol. Kohlman. HOSE IN WANT OF HATS that will fit easy to the Head can find them at Kidd & Knox’s Fire proof brick, Broad street. My Hats are the LIGHTEST that are made—the style being the most unique ever presented in Nevada. Persons wishing any Style of Hats Either in Color, Shape or Quality, can be suited by ealling at May 28, 1858-tf £0L. KOHLMAN'S. SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTTING YOL, KOHLMAN hasjust received the Latest bD Style of . Spring & Summer Clothing, And is ready to sell them at moderate prices, at Kidd & Knox Fire-proof Brick Building, Corner Broad and Pine streets, Sol. Kohlman. TERMS : Nevada, May 28th, 1858. A. BLOCK & CO. HAVE NOW OPENED —— IN THE a McRoberts & Funston Building, Gn Broad Stréet, te" NEXT DOOR TO THE POST OFFICENATIONAL EXCHANGE. No. 34 BROAD STREET, NEVADA. The undersigned late proprietors of the United States Hotel, having leased Bicknell’s Block, rig and handsomely fitted it up throughout, are now prepared to accommodate permanent andtransient board: ;sina style unsurpassed in the gtate. The Tabte Willat all times be supplied with all the varieties the market affords. The Beds and Furniture are New, And for style and comfort cannot be exe e Particular attention will be paid to theaecsemmmedation AF 4Uics auu £uuiuil)8ss. Having hadlong experience in the business, we are confident of being able to make the NATIONAL one of the most desirable Hotels in the mountains. Tuts BLoek is substantially built of BkIcK and withstood the late disastrous fire. The rooms are airy and well furnisked, dud ftom the Balcohies you ave a splen did view ofthe surrounding cotintry. OPEN ALL NIGHT, THE BAR will be under the supervision of ;Mr Thomas Henry and willat all times be supplied with the choicest Liquors and Cigars. -tf PEARSON & HEALY. H. & M. HIRSCHMAN cigars! A@QQO% cicans: WHOLELALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Tobacco, Fine Havana Cigars, &c Corucr of Commercial and Main streets, HEY have opened at the Corner of Commercial! and Main streets, and offer for sale a well sclected and cellent stock of HAVANA CIGARS. Allkinds of Tobacco, smoking, chewing, Cards, Matches, Pipes, and every article pertaining to the trade. Tliey beg the public to call on them, as they flatter themselves that entire satisfaction willbe given. Their motto “Quick Sales and Smal! Profits,” H. & M. HIRSCHMAN, AM. CONNELL Will be found for the present At Williams’ Temperance Hall. GOOD SUPPLY OF GOODS on band for customers. Nevada, May 28—tf DR. ROSENBAUM’S. <i STOMACH BITTERS! FoR THE CURE OF Dyspepsia, Iridigestion, constipation, thas of Appetite, or any Bilious Complaints arising from a morbid action of the Stomach or Bowels. Mee OF THESE pISEASES yot will soon be reft lieved of by the tise of these Bitters, as per direction on the bottles, This great, anti-dyspeptic is -he result of a profound and. elaNorate study of one of the most celebrated Physicians of the present century, in the accomplishment of which he has freely expended both timeand money. Idonot hesitate to affirm that where Dr. Rosenbaum's Stomach Bitters are used a case of Fever and Aguecannot occur. It has been analyzed by the most scientific Chemists in the Medical Faculty, and is now prescribed by nine-tenths of the Physicians of the land. Try them—test them on your Constitation, and go your way rejoicing. eae Dee Are you dyspeptic? —take the Stomach Bitters. Are you Bilious?—try one of these Bottles, and be relieved at once. amit tans Piantnendisencaue AP TEES BS. ve Sqnettpation)—— remove fe cause by the free use of the Bitters, Have you Fever and Aguet—cure and prevent this Constitution desttoying disease by the free use of these Bitters. Prepared by DR. ROSENBAUM, Manifacfsrer and Proprietor, Philad:. phia. it. N. B. JACOBS & CO., sary Sole Agent for the l’acific Coast. M. H. FUNSTON, Sole Agent for Netadn, at J. 5. WALL & CO., on Broad street. June 4, 1858—ly Notice to Liquof Dealers and Mérdhaity. complete assortment aoe mreree y for — king and flavoring every vatiety of Liquor, anda pac om f of the articles usoe oF givin Artificial strengthto Liquors, (converting 70 gallons of Whiskey to 100 gallons) and every article necessary to commence a Liquor Store will be furnished for And all the information necessary to conduct euch an establishinent, thus enabling the new beginner to successfully compete with the oldest liquor dealers. Address thro’ the Post Office. >, LACOUR, New Orleans. Lacour’s Concehtrated Acid for making Vinegar, is ut up in 2 gallon packages at $5 per package—in oh Henle eas : 06s) shipping order. _ For Sale ata Bargain! HE fie Cottage bullt Dwelling House on Pine street, above the Court House, next door above the Sash and Blind factory, is offered for sale at a Bargain. The house has five rooms Well finished, witb closets, piazza in front,&e. A large yard with @ splendid well of water, outhouses 4nd other conveniences complete the premises. Terms madeeasy. Enquire at the Nevada Journal Offics Of , E.G WAITE. Nevads duly 24th, 1857.—tf “ONITED STATES BAKERY, ON PINR STREET, NEVADA CITY: HE WNDERSIGNED having purebased the of L. W. DREIFUSS, in, the above well known BAKERY. will hereafter catty on the business and are prepared to furnish theif eu 8, nd alt who pees favor them with.4 ar all articles fa their line at prices to suit the hed ‘Par Y a . ~ * oe 5 ie ; 4 a 5 Aten ae RUGGLES PRESS AT GREATLY REDUGKD P1¢ — REPHPER OC AND PRINTING OFFICE. — “a eee Labels, Checks, And in short, every deseription of Printing réquired. A SUPERIOR ‘et * eth macufatters a1 iis Enables us to execute any apeeies of Printing of medi Orders solicited and Jobs guaran teed to give satisfaction. heretofore bestowed upon us. N. P. Brown & Co: Tr ox DR: ROSENBAUM’S ; ~ bal street, Nevada. piacere ce DMP iree meter SS f; ELLARD BEANS & CO. Kegs assorted Nails ; 100 200 Boxes Candles ; , pe 50 cases Assotted Pie Froite; 80 kegs S. F. and E. B. Syrups Batter ; ‘ FH —s California Beans; . ; d complete asgorgment of: all kind @& comin eet Sapenenn, Jousisting in part of— Salt Salmon—Codfish—Crackers—California Choere— Ranch Butter—Pickles—celebrated Curions Tes, and Cav and Shelf ven pROvoHt To NEVADA ‘ Jd algo inform dar friends and the public that wabte ngace = eur large stock a complete assortmen, insevain’s Sparkling Angelica and Whitt Wined Comment Wine, Greet, Gonternn. eka Ginger Winet tetters, Bokers, and Stoughton Bitters, Wolfe’s Aro, matic Schnapps. att ad Porter, New Yotk, fine mixed, and Old Dock Bravdy; Whisk?, Gin, Sherry and Port Wine Our Motto is small Profits & Ready Pay Guods delivered Free of charge. Nevada, May 28th, 1858. Notice. serted my bed and board, notice is hereby givud hat I will pay no debts cont ratted dy her. a : Stemmons. ATE OF Abipo Ay. co ar vin bes San . siin's ge Township of Eureka §Befor. * B. Hickman, J P Greeting : :dersigned Justice ef tbe Peace, 2t bis office in said Township on Wednesday the inch doy of Augu a 5 ecbee Swift, who demi nds of you the sum of 151 ot alleged to be due on a certain promissozy ote, bearmg date On fuilure te appoar end answer, jvagment will be rendered against you fer the esid sia of $151 84, with Given cader my hand, \his 26th daly of July, A.D. 1858 publication ia the NivaDA JOURNAL for Twe Weeks, ang 6 8. B. HICKMAN. Justice of the Peace, HATCER & C3; Importers anc Dealers in Agents for the Superior Native W pee from M. Keller's Vineyard, Los Angy eh No. 138 Front Street, San Francie ' ‘q . ‘a a. PACIFIC FOUVDRYS MAGEHINE sHor. ( Pistablished “> P4503 Eve¥y destription 6 Machinery, TRON AND BRASS CASTLES. a = Howiaid’s Patent Rotary Quartz Mills Which have.now been thoroughly teste4 ia many to . any otier Mill now in use. WE ALSO MAM? ACTURE Of any descrission require! for use. Saw and FlourMill Mschinery, Shingle um size at prices that defy competition. . ff.» , Thanks for the very liberal patronage MH. FUNSTON; Agént/at J: Ss WALL & Co., Broad —Ofér at Greatly Reduced Prices— 25 bags Rio and Java 25 boxes Raisins ; 50 boxes Hill’s and Colgates Soap; Flour—Potatoes—Porx —Bacon—Hams—Mackerel— he p.nest assortment of WINES AND LIQUORS: of Wines and Liquors, consisting of Gum, Raspberry, and Lemon Syrup, Peppermint, Hus le an 37° We call atéextion to the above Stock. weis. d c *) T. Ellard Beans & Co: HEREAS MY WIFE, H. A.ZAFF HAS DR: : pa: Brecklyn, Sms }1-1m G. B. ZAPF The People of the State of California to Robt MeClond; 74 arevhereby suyornoned to appear Dbefere the anat 2o’clock, P, BM., to avuswer ihe complain of Febr ary 25th 1558, as per note sow on “Ye in my offier, costs and csmages. Ordered that serzice of the above Summons be had by GEORGE wry oi WINES AND LIQUC™:AGENTS FOR ROSENBAUM'S EMP? GES sess AND 22. HE tindérsigned éciti pneepens e e We are fole makers of the testy celebrated estitier, and are believed to offer WBny Pavaniages over QUARTZ MILL MACHINERY, Machines, St#m Engines, Force Pumps, &e. Quartz M218 can be oar ed si short mrtice With Screws ofany Fineness Made from the best Russia Iron, and is. Se most pore fect manser. We have facilities for furnishing this acticlto any extent which may be require o § RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED fottny ofthe neera ey other art/cles inour it fe our design to turn ont the best werk for which we have, facitities, at 1 mot itferiorto ‘hose of any other esTastee Pacific Coast «0% St thé 10st rea~ tablishm, 80) GODDARD, HA" SCOM & RANKIN Bable priced. fan Francis, Aug 6—6m Lave GopDarnn & Ce PRICES RE? CED. LADIES/LADIS:$! LADIES! We respetfully és yout tention fo © i Our Laty! and Well Scleefed Stock of sUMMER GOOCS, Which we from this date offer i ‘on And beg x08 ve give ui & Gall ore pueahcting