December 18, 1857 (4 pages)

Pe eet» i Oren. ies Arrival of the Golden Gate. Thirteen Days Later .from the Atlantic States—Departureof Walker for Nicaragua, and arrival at Greytown— Burning of the Government train conSirmed— Resumption of the New Orleans Banks-—American Horses beaten at Newmarket—Fall of Delhi—Death of Gen Cavaignac, &. Gen. Walker, the fillibuster, left New Orleans on thé 11th of November, in the Mobile Packet. At the Balize, or somewhere in the neighborhood, he was transferred to the steamer Fashion, and is now on his way to the field of his former exploits. He is accompanied by about four hundred men, and has provisions for thre¢ or four months, and abundance of war materi#lg. The steamer Fashion was formerly a government vessel and employed as a transport. Ste was recently advertised for sale by the U.S. Marshal at New Orleans. Orders were sent from Washington to N. O. on Saturday Nov. 14th for the immediate dispacth of revenue cutters in pursuit of Gen. Walker. The authorities confidently expect to overhaul the filibuster before he: effects a landing in Central America. The General was arrested in N. O. Nov. 10th by Custom House officials, but gave bail and set out next morning. By the Panama steamer we learn that Walker had landed at Greytown. The following was telegraphed to Panama on the arrival of the West India Island steamer Dec, at Aspinwall ; : A correspondent at San Juan del Norte, writing under date of 6th ult., gives a gloomy description of the condition of Nicaragua under its present rulers. ; Freedom of speth, mitch I¢ss of action, is entirely unkndwn. A word, almost a thought, is imprisohment of exile. Several of the natites who favored the government of Walker, have been shot, some are impiisoned, some are working . inthe fields of Matagalpa, and many who were inéiely suspected of fiiendly to the imeritaus have been banished from the totintry. _ Aspinwall; Dee. 2a: Gen. Walker has landed at Greytown. The following i8 ll that ‘s kii##n at present of this new expedition? on the 24th Nov. &@ -siall steawé@r called the Fashion appeared off th® pot: She did not attempt to &ntér but ran down to the Colorado Biter whére Walkér landed 500 men and on the following day she came into Greytown at fall Speed with only ten ten Gn detk; ran alongside a hulk and before the boats of the U.S8. Sloop of Var, Saratoga, could board her . Walker and his party amounting to 15% men had landed at Mr. Seott’s. Capt. Chatard, of the Saratoga, otdered them away from Mr. Seott’s prentises, and has taken Greytown and the property be-. longing to the Prauait Co. tinder his protection. He has also inforntéd Walker that he wiil not allow any depredations to be committed in *ither place by the Fashion. — : Papersbting ovérhauléd.it was found that she regularly cleared from the Custom Hetise at Mobile Sh. is now here (Aspinwall). We have come here with dispatches for the Senior offi¢er of the British fleet on this station, and also for © Sommodore Paul. ding of thé U. S. frigafé Wabash. Walker and 100 fillibusters have landed at Greytown. ‘Tite American Cor. vette did not pré'vent théir landing. F?fty men went ap thé river in boats brought out by the st€amer Fashion. Dispatches have been received at Washington confirmatory of the report of the capturs and destruétion of Government provision trains by the Mormons. It is stated that Col. Johnson was determined to entér the valley of the Great Salt Lake. and the route of the expedition had been change} in order to reach that point by a road lessob structed by snow than the one vriginally adopted. The Mormons were assembling in large force to oppose the advance troops. A Gen. Harney, with a large force, will be dispatched for thé séene of action as soon as he can make an entrance into the Territory. The American horses Prioréss and Babylon made an inglorious performance for the Cambridgeshire stakes at Newmarket. Thirty-one brsés ran, and Babylon actually camé im last, Mr. Parr’s Odd Trick was the winner. Delhi has fallen. Mr. Editur:—As a patron of éducation I wish to be informed though your paper, to what purpose the proceeds of the School Exhibition of té-morrow evening are to be applied. Ifthe money isto be used for individual benefit 1 care not enough for juvenile exhibitions to spendadellar on them. ff for the advancement of the cause of éduéation l am ever ready to contribute liberally. It is said the proceeds are designed to purchase apparatus, for scientific experBut to whom to belong, the people or an individual? If the latter, suppose he leaves, will he take the traps with him ? Quis. Thursday Dee. 17. Quis is enlightened by the information that we are not posted on the subject of his inquiry. Ep. Watuace Geur.—The Court of Sessions after being occupied in the trial of Wailace Gehr, arraigned for highway robbery were gratified with a verdict from the jury in the case on Wednesday night. He was found guilty of grand larceny and will receive his sentence toiments. day. it will be recollected that Gehr has been sent to the State Prison by the ¥ sions on a former occasion. Ct casakin to the Supreme Court zesulted in his being seut back for ss new trial after remaming a tew Fag s at San Quentin, in the tules < the San Joaquin, and the Stoe&ton jal. ; one. i eee ee ea ed a Pe es Tueatre.—The Robinson Family will appear on Saturday night at Frisbie’s ‘theatre in Little Treasure, and Catching a Governor, or, Lola Montez a Countess foranhour. There is not a more versatile or charming littlé actress, songstress or danseuse upon the boards than Miss Susan. The family is well known, and will be able to entertain our citizens highly. An advertisement in another place will give further particulars. Tue Sreamer.—A steam ship bearing news from the home shore, we are informed arrived at San Francisco at 6 o’clock on Wednesday morning. We have made every endeavor to get a telegraph but owing to the bad state of the roads the telegram would’nt work.— Faint hopéé are still entertained that an ox-team willarrive before we goto press. fa" The Mountain Democrat strengthens its assertion that a Democrat ecannot be a free soiler, in the following words: “The idea of a Freesoil Democratic paper is simply ridiculous. It is just as possible for a confirmed thief to be honest, an inveterate liar to tell the truth, an habitual inebriate to be strictly temperate, as for a Democrat to bea Freesoiler. The principles of the one are diametricaily opposed to the other, and he who professes to be bofli ig a hy pocrite if not something worse.” Sotp.—Allthe interest of James R. Hardenberg and of Hardenberg & Henarie, in and to the Orleans Hotel, Sacramento with all the appurtenances thereunto beionging, whether lot, building, furniture, bedding. &c.,&c., was sold on monday by the Sheriff, on a judgment in favor of Winans & Hyer, for the sum of $310. Winans & Hyer were the purchasers. CaLtroRNiA Reapy.—The Sacramen to Sentinel learns from good authority that Gen. Kibbe has written to Washington, informing the Cabnit that California is ieady to enter into the Mormon war. The General states that arms, ammunition and men can be transported to the scene of action ata much quicker and cheaper rate from an! through California, than directly from the States by land. The Governor of Kansas.—A correspondent of the Springfield (Mass.) Argus, thus describes Gov. Walker. In personal appearance I must admit heis some#Hat inferior ; he is very short, and quite small, but on his little frame, which seems tottering beneath i's weight, rests an immense brain-pan. He wears a standing dickey, which half hides his countenance at side view, but when you get a square, front view, his regular features and not? forehead . spead loudly of his genius. His head is . parrly bald. His eye is like the eye of an eagle, and the angles of his mouth . show a mighty will. He is in size a small man, but in intelleét 4 migl€ i Rev. Mr. Dryden will deliver the third and last lecture of a course, at the . Metkodist Church on Monday evening next. Subject—Labor.” To Be Pusiisnep.—The lecture of ! D. Belden, Esq., délivered on Wednesday évening, by request of the hearers . . . . . . on that deeasion, will be issued from this office in pamphlet form in a few days. Earthquake at Santa Barhara.—On Tuesday, Nov. 24th, at 24 o’clock, Pp. M. an earthquake shock was felt at Santa Barbara. Forwarding and Storage. MARYSVILLE. bad m . a 1. > a Fire-Proof Brick Building, Front Street, . LOWER PLAZA. G OODS [received from the Boais and Forwarded to J Nevada. Grass Valley. Rough and Ready, and other places with dispatch, and at lowest rates, either by Teams or Pack Trains. All Goods &c. marked “CARE GRANT,” Marysville, will be cared for on arrival here, and as per advices sent forward. Having an experience of over four years in the busi ness here. [have greater facil ties to forward goods cheaply and with dispatch, than any other house can offer. {4S Street attention to business is my motto, and for reference, the following gentlemen have submitted their names :— . T. EvtaRy Beans & Co; J S.Lanpexer: J. M. FLursuutz; J.S. Wat. & Bno.; F W. May & Co. dee11-tf JAMES GRANT. Homely People, Read! Who wants a shaving soap—a beantiful shaving soap, That lathers like cream, and heals sore tender skin, And all soreness, eruption, or sunburn make slope From the face, or the hands, or the brow, or the chin? UCH is that fine emolient skin purifier, JONES 3 ITALIAN SOAP. For curing Eruptions, Pimples, Freckles, » unburn, Tan and discolored skin. the beautiful effects of Jones's Italiarl Chemicai Soap, deliglits all who use it. It makes the most coarse, red and yellow skin white and clear as a young child's, It is emolient and softening for infants, and is the best shavin 7 Soap made. Price reduced to 374 cenfs. A Fine Hair P/eserver, Beautifier, Cleanser and Tonic. F% thirteen vears,Jones's Coral Hair Restorativé has been used, It is, without more wor?s, now more popular than ever; it really does force the hair to grow, stops its falling, removes the dandruff permanently, and dresses the most coarse, dry, harsh, gray or light hair soft, fine, dark and silky, and keeps it so ¢ long time. Price redaced to 25 and 50 cents, Who wants White Pearly Teeth 7 i Py FONT’S Jamaica Soap Teeth Root is a superb dentrifice, lathers in the mouth like soap. is delicious to the taste, whitens the teeth, polishes (without injuring) the enamel, purities the breath, and by its i thering property. cleanses the mouth, tongye and throat. It is warranted uniNjurious Price redtced’to 50 ceuts, These delicious coinponnds are sold at the above GREATLY REDUCED PRICES at etery respectable Drug Storein California and Oregm Agent and Proprietor T. JONES, Box 1803, Post Office, San Francisco, to whom ail orders can be ad ‘dressed. decll-tf SIMS & FRASER, O-cegon' Street, nearFront, “an Francisco ; ____, MANUFACTURERS OF Fire Proof Poors and Shutters, Bank ‘aults, Gratings, Balconies, Railing, §., §. All kinds of BLACKSMITHING done to order. Second hand SHUTTERS constantly on hand, and for sale AT LOW RATES _[@™*" Particular attention pid to Country Orders. 43 =: N. B.—Oregon street is in front of the CustomsueHo north side of “Merchant's Exchange.” ugl5-3 ma ATWILL & CO. ; No. 172 Washington Street, San Franci$¢o Sheet, Card and Book Music, Piano Fortes, And other Musical Instruments, J TRINGS and Reeds, for Violins, Guitars, Clarionets, S Ac. &c. Also—alarge wholesale stock of FANCY GOODS AND TOYS. Billiard Balls, Wax and Cue Leathers, Flags of all nations, Boxing Gloves, &e. &c. Together with all kinds of ‘‘Yankee Notions,” useful or amusing. . Goods packed with great care and forwarded with promptness All orders should mention by what boat or Express Co the goods are to be sent. meh-27 WILL & CO.,172 Washington st. on Tins California Butter, just received and $ sale 10 by 7. ELLAND BEANS & CO. 52 Broad &. p Tm sre ee eed enters = wane oman . MARTIN POINTEAL, greeting : Pacific Mail Steamship Company's Line FOR PANAMA. Connecting via Panama Railroad, With the steamers of the U. S. Mail Steamship Company at Aspinwall, FOR NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS. Departure from Vallejo Street Wharf. The, Magnificent Steamship SONORA! Will leave Vallejo street wharf for Panama, with U. S. Mails, Passengers, and Treasure, MONDAY, Dec. 21st, at 9 o0’clock, A. M. Passengers by the P. M. =. Co’s Line are landed on their arrivals at Panama upon the wharfat the railroad terminus, by the Company’s steam ferry beat, and proceedimmediately by Railroad acrdss the Istiimus. To Aspinwall, where the steamers of the U.S. Mail S. S. Co. are always in readiness toconvey them to New York or New Orleans, Passengers for New Orleans proceed by direct steamer from Aspinwall. Through tickets are furnished, including the transit of the Isthmus. Passengers are notified that all tickets for the steam ers of the U. 8. Mail S. S. Co, must be presented to their agent at Aspinwall for registry and exchange, as they will not otherwise be available. For Freight or passage »pply to FORBES & BABCOCK, Agents. Cor. Sacramento and Leidesdorff street. Achoice of berth on the Atlantic steamers is secured by the early purchase of tickets in San Francisco, GEORGE W. WELCH; DEALER IN Books, Stationary, N USIC, MusicalInstruments, Gold Pens, Cutlery and AVL Fancy Articles. : = Cheap Publications and everything pertaining to the STATIONERY BUSINESS. AtlanticPapers and Magazines received by each steamer. Steamer papers in wrappers. Postage paidPioneer Book & News Depot, Nevada Main street, Furniture, Beddi &e. ; ww pofding '& Retail c= J.T. PID WELL informs his old customers and the public generally that he has just returned from the Eastand has resumed business at ene 140 Washington Street, San Franciseo. From the arrangements he was enabled to make with some of the principal Houges in New York and Boston, he will bekeptinconstant supply with the best Goods ‘or this market, and with whathe intends to manufacture. will be en¢bled to fT afl orders he may be favored with, ‘ He would take this opportynity to inform those of the Trade fhat may wish to order direct from the East, that he is prepared totransmit their orders and afford them facilities to procure ahy goods they mpy desire, Sampies of Furniture, Looking, Glasses and Bedding, witha vitietyof Upholstery Goods, suchas Plush, Hair Cloth Webbing and Lent’s Patent Spiral Springs for Mattressés, Sofas and Chairs, and an assortment of CABINET HARDWARE. He will also be inreceipt ofinvoices of Goods, which he will dispose of at asmall advance. Het erefore feels confident to be dle to give satisfaction to all rhose who may be desirous of purchasing, either at wholesale or retail. F Remem)er—140 W shington stteet. an Francisca June 26, PRAT OREENTAL SALE and LIVERY STABLE . red Main Strect, Nevada. pe j Rg EST STABLE / e Pi AesS LARGEST STA Kas ah Se inthe City. 2s + x JOHN A. LANCASTER, ORMERLY of the Metropolis Stable would inform his friends and the public generally that he has added extensively to his already large and elegant establishment of Horses, Bugg: Saddles, Harness, &c. &c.— and is new prepared to furnish as tine turn-outs as can be found in the State Well trained fleet and easy Saddic Horses, well equip ped for Ladies or Gentlemen will be ready at all times, A long experience in the business and an earnest desire to retzinthe contidence of my friends. leads me to beieve I will be able to give general satisfaction. Particular attention paid to Horses on livery. Carriages always in readiness with careful drivers for the use of Balls, Parties, &e Ke. The quality of iny stock will permit me to say that those seeking pleasure, or engaged on business wonld do well to give me a call. J. A. LANCASTER. Nevada. Oct. 17th, 1856. 4 CHARLES W. MULFORD,) BANTER, At his O'd Stand, Main street, Nevada, Gold Dust Bought at the highest market rates. SichtChecks on Sacramento and PAR. ,, Dust Orwarded te the U.S, Braned Mint for Assay or Coinage, and advances made onthe same. if required. Nevada, Dee. 4th, 1857. tan Francisco AT . } SUMMONS. QTATE OF CALIF °R NIA, County oF NEVADA, ss ' District Couit of t*> Fourteenth Judicial District of said State The People of the State of California, to You are summoned to fppear and answer the compl:int of LU IE POIN. TEAU. filed against you, withia ten days frou the ser. Vice of this writ, 1f served on you in this county Within twenty days if served on you in this District and oat of this county, and-within forty days if se en you in this State and out of this District. in an action commenced on the 3d day of December, 1857, in said, Court for a decree of divorce disseiving the bondsof matrimeny ex isting between plaintit® and defendant, and fully set forth in plaintiff's bill of comy st now oh file in the of. fice of the Clerk of the Di t) ourt atores: certi fied copy of which accompanies this writ, And you are hereby notified that if vou fail to answer said complaint as herein directed, plaintiff will take judgment against you therefor by default, together wita all costs of snit and also demand of the Court such o-her relief as is prayed for in her said complaint. So In testimony whereof I, RUFUS SHOEMAK VER, Clerk of the District Court aforesaid, do 5 hereunto set my hand and impress the seal of said Court this 3d day of December, A. D1857. RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk3y WM. >MITH. Deputy Clerk. Upon reading the affidavit of plaintiff, it ie ordered that the summons in this action be served on deferdant by publication of the same once ineach week for a period of three weeks, in the Nevada Journal, a newspaper published in said county. Civen under my hand at chambers in Nevada, this 3d day of Dee. 1257. NILES SHARL., ' District Jndge. RUFU*+ SHOEMAKER, Clerk. By WM. *<MITH, Deputy Clerk. T B MCFARLAND, Att’y fr PT ff 3t Constable's Sale. TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, ss.— \ By virtue «f an exeention to me delivered issued from the court of J. M Clark, Esq., an acting Justice of the Peace in and for the county aforesaid, bearing date 16th day of Nov. A. D. 1857, to satisfy a judgment rendereé by said courton the 28th day. of , October, A D. 1857, in favor of John Boyd & Co. and against James Miller, for the sum of #4335 Debt, Interest, Damages and costs of suit, Ihave taken.in Execution, and will sell to the highest bidder for cash, the following property to-wit: All the right, title and interest that J. Miller has in and to a certain mining claim called the Independent Union Co. and lying between, Little Dagr Creek and Sailor's Flat, at Blue Hill, in sid township, at the Court House door, of said county, on Thursday, the 10fh day of December, A. D. 1857, between the hours of 9 o'clock, A.M. and 5 o'clock P. M. of said day. to the highest and best bidder for cash, to satisfy aid execution and costs. Taken as the, praperty of J. Miller to satisfy the above demands and accruing costs. ° Nevada city, 17th Nov. A; D 1857. U. 8, GREGORY, Constable. ~~ § a LS. -—~ Attest : Conszmption Cured ! BY INHALING . MEDICATED VAPOR. DR. S. M. TIBBITS. DR. &, M. TIBBITS, wonld present the following facts for the earnest conslderation of those afflicted with diseases of the lungs. Medicated Inhalation will cure Consumption: HY? Because the remedy is applied directly to Ww the seat of DISEASE. The medicines bei -g prepared in the form of vaptir, afe ¢ nyeyed,-In the air we breathe tothe most minute air cells in the lungs.’ .The first effect is to dissolve and render easily expectorated the secretions in the air.cells. This at ence relieves the lungs from the matter collected there, and the va pors being composed of healing gums and balsams, a new state of the parts takes place. the weak aif cells are stimulated and strengthened, thé ulcers and cavities heal, and the patient rapidly passes from a state ef disease to health. is is the only means that can be with any certainty relied orto cure Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, or any case of Lung disease. The prominent symptoms.of Consumption are: slight hacking cough, mo. tly perceptible on rising in the murning or on going to bed ; tickling inthe throat ; sensible increase of the cough accompanied by a heavy, yellow mucus expectorations ; haemoptysis or raising of blood, which is one of the worst symptoms, as it indicates that tube cles have already formed in the lungs: paininthe chest or sides attended with diffi :ylty of breathing; chills running upthe back and through the limbs ; hectic fever; night sweats; loss of appetite; diarrhea, etc., etc. we } Tam satisfied that consumption in its incipient stage ean be cured, but becomes morta! by neglect, and hence any one suffer ng fram long disease should tose no time in seeking the aid of this treatment. I would therefore invite all who are suffering from the abevo described symptoms to try MEDICATED VAPOR, as the best remedy, It will certainiy do no harm, and if you desire to regain health, I assure you it is the only effectual and rationai treatment ever em, loyed to relieve these deplorable maladies, N. B. Personal consultation and examination without charge. Consultation by letter, five dollars. S. M. TIBBITS, M.D. Office 135 Moutgomery street, San trancisco. Dr. Tibbits also pays particular attention to the treatment of disea-cs of the skin and ali chronic comlaints. = Any person wishing to learn anything of my charac ter, qualification, &e., I would refer them to A. S SWEARINGER and ALMARIN B. PAUL, of Nevada. tf San Franciveo, Nov. 27, 1857. ee pe Er np 9a ee ee OYSTERS! OYSTERS! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. TOM FOLMBEsS, Weutp inform the citizens of Nevada and vicinity, tliat he has made arrangements to receive OYSTEES daily, and is now prepared to sell them at lower rates than any other establishment in the mo4ntatns. Oysters for sale by the Plate or Basket. Give mea trial and satisfy yourselves that betger Fried, Stewed, and Raw Oysters, can Be obtained at my place. than any other in the city The best of Liquors and Cigars always on hand. ‘T. HOLMEs, Broad Street. Nevada, December 4, 1857. tt FRESH OYSTERS. WILLIAM KING, Has opened the finest Oyster Stand in Nevada, at the Fed Young America Saloon ! On Commercial street, where he will keep Fresh Oysters to serve up in every style. Glve mea call Gentlemen Nevada, Nov, 20th, 1857. New Oyster Saloon. CHARLES LITTLE, AS opened an Oyster department at the BANK Ex CHANGE SALOON, on MAIN STREET, Where he will serve up serve up Oysters in every style re Drop in and try them ! * Nevada. Nov. 27, 1857 Bank Exchange Saloon. GEORGE LEWIS, Ww ourp respectfully inform hisold friends and cus tomers that he has taken the Saloon thtee doors above his oldstandoh MAIN STREET: which he bas fitted up in Glega@nt style regardless of expense, and intends to keep at said place the BEST SALOON IN THE MOUNTAINS. F . a The Bar will be kept stocked with the finest Liquors of every variety, He has one of the finest Billiard Tabies in the State. i Free Lunches served up every day GEORGE LEWIS. Nevada, October 9th. 1857. PRISSTIB’S SXCSLAMES, FRISBIE & RICE, Proprietrs: The subscribers would respectfully inform their friends a d patrons that they have reji turned to their old staniping ground and business, and will open on mday next a Hotel which they will not allow to be rivalled. The well know building at the Junction of Main & Washington streets, Has been thoronghly finished aud furnished throughouc in magnificent style add wall be turown open te the public as A Hotel on the Restaurant principle ! THE TABLE wili be unsurpassed. THE BAR supplied with rT: a fi" Wines, Liquors & Cigars! Of the best brands known to a Californla market THE ROOMS wanting nothing for the comfort and convenience of guests. FRISBIE & RICE. Nevada. Nov. 20, 1857. NATIONAL EXCHANGE. No. £ 8" 9} oi ’ N ) é é No. 34 BROAD STREET, NEVADA == The undersigned late proprietors of the United ase States Hotel, having leased ti Bicknell’s Block, and handsomely fitted it up throughout. are now prepared to accommodate permanent andtransient board ers in a style unsurpassed in the gtate. The Tabte Will at all times be supplied with all the varieties the market affords, The Beds and Furniture are New, And for style and comfort cannot be excelled. Partienlar gttention will be paid to the accommodation of 7 Ladits and Families. Having hadlong experience in the business, we are confivent of being 2hlg toamake the NATIONAL one of the most desirable Hotels in the moun: THIs BLOcK is substantially built of BRICK and withstood the late disastrous fir ‘Tre rooms are airy and well furnished, and from the Balconies you have a splep did view ofthe snrrounding country. far OPEN ALL NIGHT. THE BAB will be under the supervision of Mr Thomas Henry and willat ail times be supplied with the choicest Liquors and‘ igars. $f PEARSON & HEALY U. S. BREWERY. Head of Main street ---.------Nevada THE BEST AND STRONGEST LAGER BEER. In the county at 70 cents per galion, and bottle beer at $2.00 per dozen, delivered every morning free of charge To merchants who sell iu the country a liberal com mission will be allowed. Depot, 18 Commercial strea promptly attended to. o24-tf A. Francis lielhorn, Pop’r. United States Bakery. Pine st., first door below Kidd & Knox’s Brick Building VHE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the interest of his late partner, Mr. Leppert, in the above well known BAKERY: wil! Fereafter carry on the business e all orders will be . on his own aceouht, and is prepared to furnish his old customers, and all who may favor him wifh a call, with all articles in his line, at prices to suit,the times. ’ ‘ ‘Boston Brow? Bread and Graham Bread of a very superior quality, constantl¥ on hand ; also, Fruit, Lemon, Pound and Sponge Cake. Wedding Parties, Famifies And Restaurants supplied with every variety of Breal and Pastry usually found in New York Bakeries, at wholesale prices, A good assortment of PIE FRUITS, JAMS, JELLIES, FIGS, PRUNES. TAMARINDS, TRAWBERRIES, &e [3 FRESH EGGS and CHEESE constantly on hand. WENDELIN DREIFUSS. Nevada, Oct. 8, 1857. CITY AND STA BAKERY, ESTABLISHED IN 1850. Nearly Opposite the Journal Office. NHE undersigned takes this method of informing tho citizens of Nevada and vicinity, that he still continues in the Baking business, and is prepared to farnish his old customers and the community generally with the best of every article in his line. Boston Brown, Graham, and Rye Bread, kept constantly on hand. Fruit, Sponge, Lemon, and Pound Cake, always in readiness. Wedding Parties, Families, and Restaurants supplied with every variety of Bread and Pastry at the shortest notice. JOHN HURST. Nevada, December 4, 1857. tf ~ DR. A. éHAPMAN, Surgical and Mechanical Dentist, Corner Room 2d Story Kidd & Knox's Brick. Dr. CHAPMAN will be happy to wait on those wishing his services. Teeth after having became sensitive from ex posure ofthe nerve or otherwise will be filled without causing pain. ' . All Dental operations performed in a neat and substan ial manner, and satisfaction guaranteed in all cases. Dr. CHAPMAN designs making Nevada his permanent tesidence. n2i 3m J. W. DOWNING, Tailor, 7 OULD inform his old friends and customers that he is 2gain established on MAIN STREET, 5doors ebove Meyers & Coe’s Bootand Stice Store, Where he is prepared to manufacture garments, of all styles, to order and at reasovable rates. He keeps constantly on handalarge and wel Iselected stock of Pilot and Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, &c. &c. Particular attention is invited to some beautiful Velvet Vest Paterns. which he has on hand. Repairing done at short notice. Nevada, Oct. 10, 1956-tf I. WELLIAMSON, =. AUCTFEONEER, OFFICE—At the old stand, Main Street NEVADA. n20-tf _ Alta Express Co. Diily to’ all parts of the’ State ! Offiee—in the Telegraph Building. Main street, next door below Wells, Fargo & Co. JOHN PATTISON, Agent. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. . LU’ persons holding claims against the estate of WM. TRELOAR, deceased, will present the same ‘to the undersigned at his residence on Deer Creek, Nevada connty, with necessary vouchers, within ten months from the date hereof, or the same will be forever barred, and all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment. WM ROSs, October 16, 1257 Administrator. SUMMONS. . Stats OF CALIFORNIA County oF Nevapa, Township ot Nevada. In Justic’s {Court, before John Anderson, J. P. ‘The People of the State of California, to JOHN: BOUIE: You are hereby summored to appear before the undersigned, Justice of the Peaee, at “~~ Special Notices. Special Notice.—The uudersigned takes this method of notifying his friends and the public generally that he has purchased the NEw DRu@ Store (in the Fire-Proo Building, No 14 Commercial Street,) of Mr. B. B. ‘Thayey ofSan Francisco, and has for sale the best assortment of ENGLISH AND FRENCH DRUuGs, ever imported in this market. Thestore is well stocked with every article beong:ngto the business; and having arrangements with Mr. Thayer, and other Houses of San Francisco, I can assure tnose who will give metheir patronage, that they will get a better article andohas reasonableterms as at any other Store in town. The businessis under the management of Dr. B. R CARMAN, who will give proper attention to the® glect tion of desirable articles ; and trust the business will be so conducted as to merit the confidefice of those in need of Medicines. ; (ey Prescriptions will be properly compounded G. O. KILBOURNE. TAR WaTERas sombined wit. other simples, by Dr Wistar in his celebrated Balsam of Wild Cherry, has a peculiar power over all diseases of the lungs. Many physicians have used it in their practice, and generally with marked suecess. Bleeding at the Lungs Cured. SETH W FOWLE, Esq.,—Dear Sir: Having been attacked with Hemorrhage of the Lungs, which left me with a troublesome cough and the usual debility consequent upon such an attach, and having cured myself by the use of Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry,1 feelita pleasure and a duty to testify to its merits. My general faith in pateut medicines is small ; but for those who are sufferin3 under pulmonary attacks, Iam persuaded that the Balsam is an excellent preparation. Yours, very truly, JONA. R. CHILDS, Editor Chickopcé Telegraph. Chicopee, Mass., Feb. 20, 1854. None genuine uriess signed I. BUTTS on the wrapper. Sold by Agents everywhere. Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry. CONSUMPTION CURED. San Francisco, Noy. 10th, 1856. Messrs. Park & Wuite—Gents ‘It is with pleasure I assure you, that I am able to add.my testimony in favor of Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry. For over a year I have been afflicted with a cough and pain in my side and breast. which originated with acold. I had taken Cherry Pectoral, Jaynes’ Expectorant, Cod Liver Oil, and many other popular patent medicines of the da also spentever one hundred dollars with our physicians. But all proved of no beneficial effect. Reading your almanac of 1855, I was induced to try your Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry, I was, at the time I commenced using it, laboring with every symptom of 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 snffice it tosay, before I had taken it all, I was well. I must say, that it appeared to reach the very place affected, in which all other medicines failed. I am new in full enjoyment of good health, believing, that had I no‘ made use of your truly valuable Balsam of Wild Cherry, I should now have been past recovery, if not dead. 1 shall always take pleasare in recommending to those who are afflicted with coughs, colds, difficult breathing, pain inthe side or any lnng diseases, your Balsam of. Wild Cherry, with the signature you advertise, “Sanford & Park, Cincirinati, Ohio,’ as TI am informed there is an imitation pat up with some other signature. Respectfully yours, DAVID ALLCUT. XP Beware or Base Imitations! £3 As there are quite a number of Counterfeit articles bearing the name of Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry, purporting to be the ‘Genuin« and Originsl,’’ we therefore deem it necessary for the public good to Caution all persons who purchase the Balsam of Wild Cherry, to look avell at the Signature before buying. The “Gennine Wistar’s Balsam of Wild ‘herry,’? has a FAC SIMILE of the signature of Henry Wistar. M D, Vhiladelphia, and Sanfo.d & Park, on a finely executed steel engraved wrapper. Therefore, be cantious. as none can be genuine without the signatureé of Sanford & Park. For sale by Druggists gen ly. PARK & WHITE are the only Agents, to whom all orders should be addressed. Also. Importers, Wholesale and Retail Agents of all valuable Patent Medicines, warranted genuine. 132 Washington street, San Francisco, dec4-3in + Are You Sick or Werk, D yspeptic, Rheumatic, Nervous? Have You any Disease ? Read t Theory of Life and Death. VITAT most diseases prove tatal; that early deaths occur; chat people live for years a living death, weak, inanimate aad exhausted—not from the disease. itself, but from an inability in nature, and nature's strength to { the teeth white as alabaster ? Many persons do not know withstand or maintain life through the ravagescf disease. Give them strength, and natare will relieve herself, if stimulated. She has given us herbs and plants to effeectall this. er, the heart, and all the natural functions of man or woman active, and you have half conquered disease. Dr JACOB WEBBER does conscientiously assure ali who read this, that his Invigorating Cordial produces all the effects above described. He has seen the old, the tottering, the palsied, the nervous, the dyspeptic, the inebriate, the debauchee. and the invalid. revive under its infinence, as if new life were given them. Nature’s Own Remedy for Man sickness. That creates, reproduces new and pure blo~d—that acts on the Liver, Heart. Brain, Intestines, Limbs and Chest, that revolutionizes the whole system—gives strength to the’ most Debilitated and Weak—that contains no mineral or other poison. Sueh is, in truth, Dr. Jacob Webber's justly famous invigorating Cordial ~anguifier. 1 4 The extraordinary and strange cures effectediby this heantiful herbalconcoction, has astonished all. It seems to snit every coustitution. The old, the feeble, the languid feel new life and blood is given them. The roue, the dissipated debarchee, the weak from long disease, from taking too.much medicine, calomel and ether mineral poisons ; the young man whosé mézhood is wasted where néture's functions are inert and lifeless experiences the bliss of robust ard vigoreus mankhod ; his appetite is good, his sleep quiet aud refreshing ; his mind and memory clear and certain. For a!) cases is Dr. Jacob Webber's Invigorating Cordial angi most especially adapted, inasmuch as the abete symptoms did Dr Webber minutely study in adapting his Cordial to theiroure. It enlivens the torpid liver, ejects all bilious matter from the system, causes sudation, or free perspiration (so necessary to health,) it purifies and enriches the blood, gives strength to the limbs and body, and is positively infallible in all nervous diseases, trembling or wakefulness There never was a remedy gave such delight to the sufferer asthis The Agent can, from bts.ewf knowledge of cures effected by it, conseienttously recommend it in avy of the following diseases: nervousness, weakness, languor, loss of appetite, sicep or strength, trembling, low spirits, decay of the natural functions, pains in the head, limbs or body, nepralgic or rheumatic, and it often restores those to health and strength whose constitutions are almost broken. i The price is now reduced so that rich or poor may use it. It is put up inlarge quart bottles; price 83, or two for $5, and sold at every respectable Drug Storé in California’ Proprietor and Agent, T. Jones, box 1803, san Francisco, to whom all orders can be sent by mail. decdtf December 4. 1857. To the Citizens of California ! tS CAUTION! 2 AM INFORMED that various liquor-mixers of New York, Boston, and San Francisco, are extensively engaged in putting np in square bottles, under various titles, cheap imitations of my long established and renowned 5 tee e ai Wolfe’s Scheidam Aromatic Schnapps. Which adulterated compounds are intended to sell in California against my genuine article. s pingk My object is toannounce.thatI have recently established an AGEN: Y IN SAN FRANCISCO for. supplying the State and Oregon with my Schnapps, and that hereafter I will always keep a agency supplied with a large stock-;' so that yespectablé druggists and liquordealers throughout California can always supply themselves at a regular price, merely enough .over the New York price to cover cost of freight and charges ; thus avoiding complaint as heretofere, of occasional scarcity and extreme high price { aS a It is now many years since I first imported these =chnapps from the celebrated distillery in -ceidam, Hol land. in which I am interested> It is now conceded that_ no Gin was ever imported into this country which has approached my, Schnapps in regard to PU RJ t : # HEAL IHFULNESS, and EXQUISITE AROMA or fiavor. This Iclaim, ana for proof, point to their. univer sal popularity and the immense and in¢greasing consump tion by all classes, porth and south, east and. west, .comprisingthe temperance people. medical faculty, &c., 0 such an extent that my estabiishment, packing the enor mous qnantity of 8,000 botales per day, is, barely able to fill its orders. Also, the Wolfe’s Schnapps have been;analyzed by the most celebrated Chemists. Drs. Mott and Deck, of NewYork, and others who will certify that they are a Perfectly:Pure Medical Toni¢. Invaluable a< a remedy against Bad Water, Srarel, In digestion, Dyspepsia, Debility, &c, They also eertify that they found my Schnapps to be free from. Arnylie Aleohol or Fusit Oit, dn exceedingly hurtful ingredient, fonndin all common Gin, whigh Dr, Mott describes .as fetid, acrid, and Asthmatiral and productng irreparable effects upon the nerves and stoumceh.” The certificates also prove my Schnapps perfeetiy Clear of “the second or heavier Essential Oil or Juntper, also a dangerous component, produced by the over distillation practiced to increase.the quantity in making ordinary Gin.” The-e statements are made with a view to iavite com parison in California between the genuine Wolfe's ~chnapps, end the various brands of bogus imitations, mixed, doctered up, or sweetened Gin : in square, black bottles, (imitation of my style of bottles) under different names and labels, whether marked London, Germany, Holland Scheidam ~chnapps, &¢., in_ififinite veriety— confident that the trial will result in Califorria just as it has long since done in all the older States, in repadiating all the bogus, unwholesome_ imitations referred to, and the complete triumph of my pure Scheidam his office in said Township, on ~aturday, thé 26th day of . Schnapps December, A. D. i857, at 9 o'clock A. M., to answer to I desire briefly to notice two facts which have lately the complaint of WILLIAM KENT, who derands of . added largely to the use of Wolfe's Schnapps in the city you the sum of $14,30, alleged to be due upon an express contract. On tailure so to appear and answer, judgment will be rendered against ycu for the said suin of 134,30, and costs of suit. Given under my hand, this 34 day of December, A. D 1857. JOHN ANDERSON, decitd ____sSuttiiee of the Peace. Lien Notice. A persons having Liens upon the property of E, W. mith, are hereby notified to be and appear before JOHN ANDERSON, at his office in Nevada, on Satuday the 26th day of December, 1857, and then and there exhibit proof of the same. HALL & ROGERS. Nevada, Deo 3, 1857. dee {tf of New York and elsewhere. Ist, Pure French Braady it is Now almost impossible to obtain—nearly al! the brandy imported from *rance being American raw spirits sent there, made inte brandy.and shipped back again. 2d, Many people are abandoning the use of American whisky, brandy anil gin, since it has been discovered that STRYCHNINE, a deadly poison, is in use at the west in distilling, thereby increasing the yield of liquor about one-third. In coneinsion, I will say to all who desire a wholesome, agreeable tonic and stimulant, give a fair trial to WOLFE’S SaBIDAM A2IDMATIL? SSHNAPP — co DOLPHO WOLFE, Sole Importer, 22 Braver streat, Sow York eee ae: a A ee Purify the blood, render the intestines, the liv. 0 Your tooth-brush and wash the teeth night and morn. No. 27 MAIN STREET, Wevada. = hie? pore ' Hose Manuiactory! : _ K.W.SUHR, ‘ Wor inform his friends and the public that he . “ SPaCIaL NUTIC &. WasHINaTon, D.C. June 10. Having made use of the Oxygenated Bitters, prepared by Dr George B. Green, of Windsor. Vt. aud from has established a Hose Manufactory, knowledge obtained of their efficacy in other cases, we. Qn Pine Street, Opposite Court House; cheerflly recommend them to the public, believing . Where he is prepared to manufacture Hydranite Hose, they will fully sustain the recommendation of the pro. . Wagon Covers, Awnings, &c. work entrusted to prietor. We hope that this valuable remedy may be . »!™ Wili be done p-omptly and at a reasonable price. Nevada, Nov. 27th, 1857. accessib]= to all the afflicted. SamuelS. Phelps, William Upham, U 8. Senators from HOSE MANUFA OTORY ! ft. * — S: HOWARD, . James F, Simmons, U. 8. Senator from Rhode Island. eae ae ; Se 4 tat d former! . HOWARD, who is a Sail-Maber by prdfeseion, J.T. Morehead, United States Senator an y S. . sakes tieie method Se liserms thee animcmiat = eae Governor of Ke tucky. ; city and the surrounding towns, that he is now prey L. H. Arnold, formerly Gov rr-r of Rhode Is!and. _— o reper toe aarp Duck Hose cheaper and bette Wm Woodbridge, late Governor of Michigan. tharcan he ebtained at anyother placein the city. _ . z M vill d 5 . = Its success ineevere cases of Dyspepsia, Asthma, and cece wae Ob OU £0 eal and see the differgpt speci mens of workmanship whieh be has pew on hand, at his General Debility of the system, places it among the . place of business, No. 65 Broad street, opposite the El mest wonderful discoveries in medical science. and ha~ : Dorado Saloon, ss a peat. 5 He has the credit of bei best Ho “er in: given it a reputation far beyond any remedy known for ' cine an ee these complaints, in all their various forms. county, and in getting up the beet patterns, as well as the host duralle. His Biveted Hose will bear ,strict Seto W. Fowre & Co. 138 Washington st. Boston proprietors, Sold by their agents everywhere examinttiof fot stylé ahd strength—none can surpass the work Quicksilver and Nitrie Acid. Can be had in any quantities at the Drug Store of E. Harse Corete, VagenCovers. Tes. kwnipgs, Han F. SPENCE, No. 21 Commercial street, where choicc mocks, Wind Sails for Summer Houses, Tank Covers and . arpets sewed vith neat e+s and dispateh, Hi bepes . v industry, pergevererce pod a spriet attention to Lasiness, to obt&in a liberal shore of pul lic a . fe. atron: ge. “e selections of Drugs and Medicines are kept and sold a+ Pal orders stfictly attended fo, and cxéented witheut ryve low prices—prices suitable to the times. delay. Small favors th ankfuliy receised, larger sip propprtion, tf Nevada, Nov. 27,1857 . Nevada High School. es AR. W. T. LOCKWOOD, Vv OULD respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada that he will open the Nevada High S¢hool on the 16th jof Nov. and he hopes te reccefve a liberal patronage whidh he will endeavor to deseyve. He will teach the common English branches, Higher Mathematics, Pook, keeping and Natural Sciences. Classes in Elocution Mondays and Wednesday Evenings. * +? The building is in a pleasant and retired part of the city near the residence of Rev. Mr. Warten. Tuition of ‘ommon English branches per month, $4 Higher branches, & “ $5 to7 Nevada, Nov. 27, 1857. J. E. HAMLEN, &<*: Wholesale & Retail Dealer in BOOKS STATIONERY, MUSI AL INSTRUMENTS, MUSIC, CUTLERY, GOLD PENS, FANCY GOODS, &c., has just received the largest stock ever offered in Nevada, Books!!! Dr. Guysott’s Improved Extract of Yellow Dock & Sarsaparilla. Quart Pottles. Is acknowledged to be the best Sarsaparilla made, as 5 certified by the wonderful ctires it has performed.— Remember, this is the on'y true and genuine articic. This medicine, when used according to directtons, WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL Scrofula, or King’s Evil, Cancers, Tumors, Eruptions o the Skin, Erysipelas, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm or Tetter, Scald Head, Rheumatism, Pains in the Bones and es Joints, Old Sores and Ulcers, Swelling of thGlands, Dyspepsia, Salt Rheum Disease of the Kidneys, Loss of Appetite, Disease arisiug from the Use of Mercury, Pain inthe Side and Shoulders, Genera Debil ty, Jaundice and Costiveness. The Best Female Medic ne Known The Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla is peculiarly adapted for females of delicate health, resulting from irregu! larity of menstrual discharges, and other diseases peculiar to theit sex. We assure the afflicted that a bottle or two of Dr. Guysort’s Extract ef Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla will at once regulate those difficulties and renew the natural energies. DR, JOHN LARK, Agent for Nevada. Park & White Sole Agents and Impérters, wholesale atid retail dealers n all Genuine Patent Medicines, 132 Washington strect, opposite the market, San Francisco aplo SS a ok ae rae HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS. Three bottles of Hostetter’s Vegetable Stomach Bitters willcure the Dyspepsia; one bottle will create an appetite, force off the impure bile, purify the blood and invigorate the system ; two bottles will cure the worst form of Liver Complaint ; one bottle will dissipate that weak ness at the pit of the stomach, give color to the countenance, impart tone and strangth to the system, and lend cheerfutness to the mind. Every femily should have Hostetter’s celebrated Stomach Bitters. Noarticle is so peculiarly adapted to the depressing effects of our climate. Sold by Druggists, Hotels and first class saloons throughout California and Oregon. CavUTION.—Buyers are particularly requested to beware of a spurious article manufactured and represented to be Hostetter's Bitters, which all who sell or use the genuine article can detect, as itis never sold by the gallon, but in square bottles containing afullquart, with the cork covered with a metalic cap, and name on cap and bottle, with directions for use. DR. JOHN LARK, Agent for Nevada. Park & White General Agents, San Francisco. aprill0 arene nn i= A Pefumed Breath.—whatl lady or gentle. man would remain under the curse of a disagreeable breath wher by usingfhe “Balm of a Tiousand Flowers” as a defitifrice would not only render it sweet but leave Books!!! A good assortment of Law, Medical. Historical, Poetica Masonic, Spiritual works and Schoo! Books. ANY QUANTITY OF ar STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS. HF Every description of Cudleiy ad Gold Pens of the best manufacture. : ste Be é Singing Books, Music Instructors, Sheet Music, Song sters and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Of Every Variety. Cheap Publications! A Circulating Library of over One Thousand volumes of the Latest and most popular works published, Also, Magazines, Periodicals, and Newspapers from almost every part of the civilized world. be Steamer papers and California wecklies neatly put in wrappers for mailing—Postage Free. Diaries and Daily Journals fot 1858—a variety of sizes for the pocket and counting-room. Magniticent Gift-Books, Albums, Valentines, &c., for the Holidays ~~ A liberal share of public pstronage is scficited, and 1 hope by striet attention to business and LOW PRICES te merit the same. J.E: HAMLIN, Aiban’s Fire Proof Brick Building, Broad st. cor Pine Nevada, Dee. 12, 1856.--tf . THEATRICAL NOTICE. Tue UNDERSIGNED respectfully annountes to the profession that he has at a egnsiderable ex pense fitted up in magnificent style, a Theatre at Grass Valley, With a new stock of Scenery and every requisite for Theatrical Entertamments. ‘It is of a commodious size and will be rented by the NIGHT, WEEK-OR ONTH, for Dramatic Entertginments, Concerts, Exhibitions on the most regsonable terms. 2 Pe A new stdck of the most georgeous Scenery, having been added to the well known elegant and commodious Theatre at Nevada, it will vie with any Dramatic Hall in the State, and is offered the profession on rent on suitable terms. The stage is adapted to any piece enacted on this side of the continent. 2 All communications relative to cither of the two houses addressed to the undersigned at Nevada, will receive the pe : : . “ay most prompt attention. Ss their breath is bad, and the stbjeat is so delicate their L. P. FRISBIE. friends wiil never merition it. Pour a single drop of ‘Balm’ Nevada, October 9, 1857 tf . Robinson’s Crossing! IHF ROAD from Nevada th Downieville. by. way, o. Robinson's Crossing is in tine conditionand preserts The Shortest Route and Best Road for Teams. To all the extensive Mining Regions and all the Yarioun settlements along the Divide between the South ,and Midille 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 Really, Grass Valley and Nevada, and the mines further South. to Poor Man's Creek, Nelsn,s Creek, and all the Mining Refior’s aorth 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 pounds of Freight, from Nevada.tothe top of the hill at Downieville. when the road is not obstructed by heavy rains or snowALLEN Y. ROBINSON, Proprietor. January 2 1857—tt. Fee : : Important to the Traveling Community. . ILLINOIS BRIDGE. Qua ya R*VER, six milcs from Nevada, the +.)y)pearest and most direci line of travel from Nevacea City to " Colymbig Hill, Humbué City, Woolsey’s Plat, Moore?s -Flat, Intermediate Points The wndersigued have just completed hei? New Road leadinZ out from Main and Washington-streets, Ne vada, through the East Gapof the Sogar Loaf Hill and tothe above named bridge, which is now opened to the traveling public. The road and bridge cannot be excelled by any in the State. By traveling this road teamsters and others will find it greatly to their advantage as it avoids the worst partof the route to the above points, RATES OF TOLL HEASONABLE, COOPER & CO. ‘ Blue Tent, Nevada co., Cal. Neva’a, Oct. 23, 1857.—1tf. " T. ELLARD BEANS & CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers n Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, ueens Ware, Wooden & Willow W. * MINING TOOLS, &” ” AT THE OLD FAVORITE STAND OF HAMLET DAVIS, Wee the United States Hotel, 52 Broad st. Nevada. ing. SHAVING Mang EAsy.—Wet your shaving brush in either warm or cold water, pour on two or three drops of the “‘Balm ofa Thousand Flowers,” rub the beard well and it will make a beautiful soft lather, much facilitating the operation of shaving. For sale by all Druggists. JOHN LARK, Agent, Nevada. Park & White, San Francisco. april 10-tf Ceanaoene eel North Western Home Journal Office, CHICAGO, ILL. Noy. 7, 1856. } Messrs Seth W. Fewle & Co., Boston :—Gentlemen :— Your OXGENATED BITTERS should be better known in the Western country, for we have among us thousands who are suffering from Dyspepsia. I f-el that I am indebted to your Bitters for my recovery from this awful disease. My habits at this time were sedentary, and my complaint ws aggravated by too close confinement. 1 despaired.of relief, and considered myself a hopeless dyspeptic, Iconcluded to try the Oxgenated Bitters, and a wise conclusion it proved tobe, Ihave taken in all, four bottles, and I am cured. Although rather a small man, mv present weight is 160 pounds. Your Bitters need only to be know: tohavea very extensive sale in this section of the county. Respectfully, &c. s , J.B. MERWIN, Rditor Jourfial, Sold by HENRY JOHNSON & CO. Wholesale Prug' gist, 146 Washington street, San Francisco, Sole Ageuts for the Pacific evast. Agent in Nevada— I. 0. O. F. The regular mectings of OUSTOMAH LODGE, No 16 will be held every Tuesday evening at the new Hal!’ on Pine street, (Kidd’s new building.) T. L. BALDWIN, WN. G. . nov21-tf Orlvans Flat, Snow Point, areka 5 La ee ef Hill, and all J.B. VANHAGAN, Sec’y. EYE_AND EAR. DR. J. W. VAN ZANDT, T AVING returned from New York. will resume the practice of Medicine, and devote a, portion of his —— coasultations in the Diseases of the EYE and Offich—N. W. coriér of Montgomery and Jacksor streets, San Francisco. . «+ Hours—9 to 12 A. M. and 2 to 4 P. M. New Goods ! 7s DOOREtSBILLINGS’ PATENT COvERED HAMs; 50 hhds Brine Hams, 50 bids “lear Pork; Thalfbtls dd; _. 60 bbls Mess Pork; 50 half bbls do; . 100 cases Leaf Lard, .SM E are now receiving the largest and finest stock of merchandise in the Grocery and Provision Line Everoffered to the trade or consumers of Nevada city and county. We buy exclusively for cash and are prepared to sellon the same terms in quantities to suit purchasers and lower than-ever before offered. Give us a call andexamine our stock before buying else-. where. Remember the place at the old stand of : Hamlet Davis. 52 Broad street, ‘ _, GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE.’ Nevada, September 19th, 1856. nov20-"m 100 ke; do; oT iy] as 100 half bbls Goshen Butter; oO. CRANDALL, 50 drums ish; = S 100 half bbls No 1 Mackerel; Millwright and Machinist, 50 qr bbls do; 100 half bbis No 2¢n; NEVADA. 10 qr bbls do do; -.“ . All kinds of Mill Work executed ina neat and work,ee alter menlike manner. Particular attention’ given to the* erection of Quartz Mills. . References—W m. S. McRoberts and C.!W, Young. F, & BAILEY, PHYSICIAN AN D SURGEON. 100 bbls Crushed Sugar; t 200 half bbls Crushed and Powdered Sugar; 250 mats No 1 China Poa Oe? ini" 100 bbls San Franciséo Coffee Sugar; 20 half bbls; 3 do; 150 bbls East Boston Syrup; 200 half bbs do; Onrice—Main street, in the rear of Dr. Lark’s Dr 1000kegs Bw Sand § galls; tore. Residence—Washingtonstreet, firet door south 800 bags Rio Coffee; f the Catholic Church. 2000 bags Chile Beans; 25 cemons Chile Penchoa: Nevada, October <7th, 1857.—tf 100 qr bbls Dried Aurion: 200 bags California White Beans; 1009 mats No.1 China Rice; P 600 cases Imperial and Y. HTea, Lb catties; 408 a. Ps ‘ie « 2b do 500 cases superior ong, catties; 200. do Imperial Tea, each four 6lb boxes; 700 do Sardines, haif and qr boxes; 200 do Olive Oil; : 200 do Salt, 5, 10.and 201b bags; 1000 boxes Fay’s Soap; 1000 ao Kendall's C. 0. Soap; tef and qualifications of DR. BatLey, I do cheerfully rerommend him to my former patrons and friends as my successor, HARVEY HUNT, M. D. SACRAMENTO VALLEY RAILROAD &E UMMER A ANGEMENT .--0nthe 15th of BR the trains be Pe Saati 6 ze From my personal acqyaintance with the charae. 500 do Hill's Soap; Valley Railroad will leave as follows, viz, 200 cases Wendell's gt 3 Passenger Trains, — 20 o jes; ill leave Sacramento daily at 7} o’clook, ang Pa 10s do _ Fresh Apples; ’ “Folsom daily at 73 a.m. 12M. and ey 4 _ Scene ; n Sundays, beside the above, there will be from Sate Rove nglish tag ~ rawento a 10 A. M. train. t N SUNDAYS—Excursion Tickets will be issu $250 for the trip—goad for the day only. oe Freight Trains, Will leave Sacramento at 7} A. M, and 2 #9. 600 boxes Colgate’s Starch; 100 boxes Sperur Candles; 50 boxes Patent~perm 200 boxes Ground Pepper; 50 cases Brown Coffee; “Folsom at 73-414, m4. 30 do El “acramento Tobacco; The 7 1-2 A. M. Train will take through ¥ 10 do Virginia's Offering do; No frelght transported on Sanday sui nies 4 be B Se Brothers “ STAGES connect with-the7.1-€4 M. Trains for = = oon git pm Nevada, Grass Valley, Awburn, pt. pave igger oe Towa Hill, Forest city, Downieville, 4 tere ne + Orleans Flat, Ophir, > Gol Bill, . he aa 11) noistown, Yankee Jim’s, * Greenwood K. E. BREWSTER & CO. Georgetown, Mormon Island, Col ma, Corner Front and Clay street El Dorado, . Diamond Springs, Placerville,‘ Le gig Did: ‘ — Bar, Meals Bar, rall’s Diggi ive Oak City, Arkansas Digings’ J.M. HAMILTON & co. Willow Springs, Drytewn, Amador, _ Sutter, $s son, Fiddletown, General Dealers in Hardware, Iron, Steel, And other intermediate places, : The Stages will connect wih the 12 M. Train in, ay Window Glass, Oils, Camphene, Powder. Fuse, Coy. . riving in Sacramento in time for the san Francicse dage, Tackle, Blocks, &c. at their old stand, ts. Fx ig = —_— or passage apply at the R. KR stations. Nevada, Aug. 15—tf B. ROBINSON, Fupr’ 3

Pe eet» i Oren. ies Arrival of the Golden Gate. Thirteen Days Later .from the Atlantic States—Departureof Walker for Nicaragua, and arrival at Greytown— Burning of the Government train conSirmed— Resumption of the New Orleans Banks-—American Horses beaten at Newmarket—Fall of Delhi—Death of Gen Cavaignac, &. Gen. Walker, the fillibuster, left New Orleans on thé 11th of November, in the Mobile Packet. At the Balize, or somewhere in the neighborhood, he was transferred to the steamer Fashion, and is now on his way to the field of his former exploits. He is accompanied by about four hundred men, and has provisions for thre¢ or four months, and abundance of war materi#lg. The steamer Fashion was formerly a government vessel and employed as a transport. Ste was recently advertised for sale by the U.S. Marshal at New Orleans. Orders were sent from Washington to N. O. on Saturday Nov. 14th for the immediate dispacth of revenue cutters in pursuit of Gen. Walker. The authorities confidently expect to overhaul the filibuster before he: effects a landing in Central America. The General was arrested in N. O. Nov. 10th by Custom House officials, but gave bail and set out next morning. By the Panama steamer we learn that Walker had landed at Greytown. The following was telegraphed to Panama on the arrival of the West India Island steamer Dec, at Aspinwall ; : A correspondent at San Juan del Norte, writing under date of 6th ult., gives a gloomy description of the condition of Nicaragua under its present rulers. ; Freedom of speth, mitch I¢ss of action, is entirely unkndwn. A word, almost a thought, is imprisohment of exile. Several of the natites who favored the government of Walker, have been shot, some are impiisoned, some are working . inthe fields of Matagalpa, and many who were inéiely suspected of fiiendly to the imeritaus have been banished from the totintry. _ Aspinwall; Dee. 2a: Gen. Walker has landed at Greytown. The following i8 ll that ‘s kii##n at present of this new expedition? on the 24th Nov. &@ -siall steawé@r called the Fashion appeared off th® pot: She did not attempt to &ntér but ran down to the Colorado Biter whére Walkér landed 500 men and on the following day she came into Greytown at fall Speed with only ten ten Gn detk; ran alongside a hulk and before the boats of the U.S8. Sloop of Var, Saratoga, could board her . Walker and his party amounting to 15% men had landed at Mr. Seott’s. Capt. Chatard, of the Saratoga, otdered them away from Mr. Seott’s prentises, and has taken Greytown and the property be-. longing to the Prauait Co. tinder his protection. He has also inforntéd Walker that he wiil not allow any depredations to be committed in *ither place by the Fashion. — : Papersbting ovérhauléd.it was found that she regularly cleared from the Custom Hetise at Mobile Sh. is now here (Aspinwall). We have come here with dispatches for the Senior offi¢er of the British fleet on this station, and also for © Sommodore Paul. ding of thé U. S. frigafé Wabash. Walker and 100 fillibusters have landed at Greytown. ‘Tite American Cor. vette did not pré'vent théir landing. F?fty men went ap thé river in boats brought out by the st€amer Fashion. Dispatches have been received at Washington confirmatory of the report of the capturs and destruétion of Government provision trains by the Mormons. It is stated that Col. Johnson was determined to entér the valley of the Great Salt Lake. and the route of the expedition had been change} in order to reach that point by a road lessob structed by snow than the one vriginally adopted. The Mormons were assembling in large force to oppose the advance troops. A Gen. Harney, with a large force, will be dispatched for thé séene of action as soon as he can make an entrance into the Territory. The American horses Prioréss and Babylon made an inglorious performance for the Cambridgeshire stakes at Newmarket. Thirty-one brsés ran, and Babylon actually camé im last, Mr. Parr’s Odd Trick was the winner. Delhi has fallen. Mr. Editur:—As a patron of éducation I wish to be informed though your paper, to what purpose the proceeds of the School Exhibition of té-morrow evening are to be applied. Ifthe money isto be used for individual benefit 1 care not enough for juvenile exhibitions to spendadellar on them. ff for the advancement of the cause of éduéation l am ever ready to contribute liberally. It is said the proceeds are designed to purchase apparatus, for scientific experBut to whom to belong, the people or an individual? If the latter, suppose he leaves, will he take the traps with him ? Quis. Thursday Dee. 17. Quis is enlightened by the information that we are not posted on the subject of his inquiry. Ep. Watuace Geur.—The Court of Sessions after being occupied in the trial of Wailace Gehr, arraigned for highway robbery were gratified with a verdict from the jury in the case on Wednesday night. He was found guilty of grand larceny and will receive his sentence toiments. day. it will be recollected that Gehr has been sent to the State Prison by the ¥ sions on a former occasion. Ct casakin to the Supreme Court zesulted in his being seut back for ss new trial after remaming a tew Fag s at San Quentin, in the tules < the San Joaquin, and the Stoe&ton jal. ; one. i eee ee ea ed a Pe es Tueatre.—The Robinson Family will appear on Saturday night at Frisbie’s ‘theatre in Little Treasure, and Catching a Governor, or, Lola Montez a Countess foranhour. There is not a more versatile or charming littlé actress, songstress or danseuse upon the boards than Miss Susan. The family is well known, and will be able to entertain our citizens highly. An advertisement in another place will give further particulars. Tue Sreamer.—A steam ship bearing news from the home shore, we are informed arrived at San Francisco at 6 o’clock on Wednesday morning. We have made every endeavor to get a telegraph but owing to the bad state of the roads the telegram would’nt work.— Faint hopéé are still entertained that an ox-team willarrive before we goto press. fa" The Mountain Democrat strengthens its assertion that a Democrat ecannot be a free soiler, in the following words: “The idea of a Freesoil Democratic paper is simply ridiculous. It is just as possible for a confirmed thief to be honest, an inveterate liar to tell the truth, an habitual inebriate to be strictly temperate, as for a Democrat to bea Freesoiler. The principles of the one are diametricaily opposed to the other, and he who professes to be bofli ig a hy pocrite if not something worse.” Sotp.—Allthe interest of James R. Hardenberg and of Hardenberg & Henarie, in and to the Orleans Hotel, Sacramento with all the appurtenances thereunto beionging, whether lot, building, furniture, bedding. &c.,&c., was sold on monday by the Sheriff, on a judgment in favor of Winans & Hyer, for the sum of $310. Winans & Hyer were the purchasers. CaLtroRNiA Reapy.—The Sacramen to Sentinel learns from good authority that Gen. Kibbe has written to Washington, informing the Cabnit that California is ieady to enter into the Mormon war. The General states that arms, ammunition and men can be transported to the scene of action ata much quicker and cheaper rate from an! through California, than directly from the States by land. The Governor of Kansas.—A correspondent of the Springfield (Mass.) Argus, thus describes Gov. Walker. In personal appearance I must admit heis some#Hat inferior ; he is very short, and quite small, but on his little frame, which seems tottering beneath i's weight, rests an immense brain-pan. He wears a standing dickey, which half hides his countenance at side view, but when you get a square, front view, his regular features and not? forehead . spead loudly of his genius. His head is . parrly bald. His eye is like the eye of an eagle, and the angles of his mouth . show a mighty will. He is in size a small man, but in intelleét 4 migl€ i Rev. Mr. Dryden will deliver the third and last lecture of a course, at the . Metkodist Church on Monday evening next. Subject—Labor.” To Be Pusiisnep.—The lecture of ! D. Belden, Esq., délivered on Wednesday évening, by request of the hearers . . . . . . on that deeasion, will be issued from this office in pamphlet form in a few days. Earthquake at Santa Barhara.—On Tuesday, Nov. 24th, at 24 o’clock, Pp. M. an earthquake shock was felt at Santa Barbara. Forwarding and Storage. MARYSVILLE. bad m . a 1. > a Fire-Proof Brick Building, Front Street, . LOWER PLAZA. G OODS [received from the Boais and Forwarded to J Nevada. Grass Valley. Rough and Ready, and other places with dispatch, and at lowest rates, either by Teams or Pack Trains. All Goods &c. marked “CARE GRANT,” Marysville, will be cared for on arrival here, and as per advices sent forward. Having an experience of over four years in the busi ness here. [have greater facil ties to forward goods cheaply and with dispatch, than any other house can offer. {4S Street attention to business is my motto, and for reference, the following gentlemen have submitted their names :— . T. EvtaRy Beans & Co; J S.Lanpexer: J. M. FLursuutz; J.S. Wat. & Bno.; F W. May & Co. dee11-tf JAMES GRANT. Homely People, Read! Who wants a shaving soap—a beantiful shaving soap, That lathers like cream, and heals sore tender skin, And all soreness, eruption, or sunburn make slope From the face, or the hands, or the brow, or the chin? UCH is that fine emolient skin purifier, JONES 3 ITALIAN SOAP. For curing Eruptions, Pimples, Freckles, » unburn, Tan and discolored skin. the beautiful effects of Jones's Italiarl Chemicai Soap, deliglits all who use it. It makes the most coarse, red and yellow skin white and clear as a young child's, It is emolient and softening for infants, and is the best shavin 7 Soap made. Price reduced to 374 cenfs. A Fine Hair P/eserver, Beautifier, Cleanser and Tonic. F% thirteen vears,Jones's Coral Hair Restorativé has been used, It is, without more wor?s, now more popular than ever; it really does force the hair to grow, stops its falling, removes the dandruff permanently, and dresses the most coarse, dry, harsh, gray or light hair soft, fine, dark and silky, and keeps it so ¢ long time. Price redaced to 25 and 50 cents, Who wants White Pearly Teeth 7 i Py FONT’S Jamaica Soap Teeth Root is a superb dentrifice, lathers in the mouth like soap. is delicious to the taste, whitens the teeth, polishes (without injuring) the enamel, purities the breath, and by its i thering property. cleanses the mouth, tongye and throat. It is warranted uniNjurious Price redtced’to 50 ceuts, These delicious coinponnds are sold at the above GREATLY REDUCED PRICES at etery respectable Drug Storein California and Oregm Agent and Proprietor T. JONES, Box 1803, Post Office, San Francisco, to whom ail orders can be ad ‘dressed. decll-tf SIMS & FRASER, O-cegon' Street, nearFront, “an Francisco ; ____, MANUFACTURERS OF Fire Proof Poors and Shutters, Bank ‘aults, Gratings, Balconies, Railing, §., §. All kinds of BLACKSMITHING done to order. Second hand SHUTTERS constantly on hand, and for sale AT LOW RATES _[@™*" Particular attention pid to Country Orders. 43 =: N. B.—Oregon street is in front of the CustomsueHo north side of “Merchant's Exchange.” ugl5-3 ma ATWILL & CO. ; No. 172 Washington Street, San Franci$¢o Sheet, Card and Book Music, Piano Fortes, And other Musical Instruments, J TRINGS and Reeds, for Violins, Guitars, Clarionets, S Ac. &c. Also—alarge wholesale stock of FANCY GOODS AND TOYS. Billiard Balls, Wax and Cue Leathers, Flags of all nations, Boxing Gloves, &e. &c. Together with all kinds of ‘‘Yankee Notions,” useful or amusing. . Goods packed with great care and forwarded with promptness All orders should mention by what boat or Express Co the goods are to be sent. meh-27 WILL & CO.,172 Washington st. on Tins California Butter, just received and $ sale 10 by 7. ELLAND BEANS & CO. 52 Broad &. p Tm sre ee eed enters = wane oman . MARTIN POINTEAL, greeting : Pacific Mail Steamship Company's Line FOR PANAMA. Connecting via Panama Railroad, With the steamers of the U. S. Mail Steamship Company at Aspinwall, FOR NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS. Departure from Vallejo Street Wharf. The, Magnificent Steamship SONORA! Will leave Vallejo street wharf for Panama, with U. S. Mails, Passengers, and Treasure, MONDAY, Dec. 21st, at 9 o0’clock, A. M. Passengers by the P. M. =. Co’s Line are landed on their arrivals at Panama upon the wharfat the railroad terminus, by the Company’s steam ferry beat, and proceedimmediately by Railroad acrdss the Istiimus. To Aspinwall, where the steamers of the U.S. Mail S. S. Co. are always in readiness toconvey them to New York or New Orleans, Passengers for New Orleans proceed by direct steamer from Aspinwall. Through tickets are furnished, including the transit of the Isthmus. Passengers are notified that all tickets for the steam ers of the U. 8. Mail S. S. Co, must be presented to their agent at Aspinwall for registry and exchange, as they will not otherwise be available. For Freight or passage »pply to FORBES & BABCOCK, Agents. Cor. Sacramento and Leidesdorff street. Achoice of berth on the Atlantic steamers is secured by the early purchase of tickets in San Francisco, GEORGE W. WELCH; DEALER IN Books, Stationary, N USIC, MusicalInstruments, Gold Pens, Cutlery and AVL Fancy Articles. : = Cheap Publications and everything pertaining to the STATIONERY BUSINESS. AtlanticPapers and Magazines received by each steamer. Steamer papers in wrappers. Postage paidPioneer Book & News Depot, Nevada Main street, Furniture, Beddi &e. ; ww pofding '& Retail c= J.T. PID WELL informs his old customers and the public generally that he has just returned from the Eastand has resumed business at ene 140 Washington Street, San Franciseo. From the arrangements he was enabled to make with some of the principal Houges in New York and Boston, he will bekeptinconstant supply with the best Goods ‘or this market, and with whathe intends to manufacture. will be en¢bled to fT afl orders he may be favored with, ‘ He would take this opportynity to inform those of the Trade fhat may wish to order direct from the East, that he is prepared totransmit their orders and afford them facilities to procure ahy goods they mpy desire, Sampies of Furniture, Looking, Glasses and Bedding, witha vitietyof Upholstery Goods, suchas Plush, Hair Cloth Webbing and Lent’s Patent Spiral Springs for Mattressés, Sofas and Chairs, and an assortment of CABINET HARDWARE. He will also be inreceipt ofinvoices of Goods, which he will dispose of at asmall advance. Het erefore feels confident to be dle to give satisfaction to all rhose who may be desirous of purchasing, either at wholesale or retail. F Remem)er—140 W shington stteet. an Francisca June 26, PRAT OREENTAL SALE and LIVERY STABLE . red Main Strect, Nevada. pe j Rg EST STABLE / e Pi AesS LARGEST STA Kas ah Se inthe City. 2s + x JOHN A. LANCASTER, ORMERLY of the Metropolis Stable would inform his friends and the public generally that he has added extensively to his already large and elegant establishment of Horses, Bugg: Saddles, Harness, &c. &c.— and is new prepared to furnish as tine turn-outs as can be found in the State Well trained fleet and easy Saddic Horses, well equip ped for Ladies or Gentlemen will be ready at all times, A long experience in the business and an earnest desire to retzinthe contidence of my friends. leads me to beieve I will be able to give general satisfaction. Particular attention paid to Horses on livery. Carriages always in readiness with careful drivers for the use of Balls, Parties, &e Ke. The quality of iny stock will permit me to say that those seeking pleasure, or engaged on business wonld do well to give me a call. J. A. LANCASTER. Nevada. Oct. 17th, 1856. 4 CHARLES W. MULFORD,) BANTER, At his O'd Stand, Main street, Nevada, Gold Dust Bought at the highest market rates. SichtChecks on Sacramento and PAR. ,, Dust Orwarded te the U.S, Braned Mint for Assay or Coinage, and advances made onthe same. if required. Nevada, Dee. 4th, 1857. tan Francisco AT . } SUMMONS. QTATE OF CALIF °R NIA, County oF NEVADA, ss ' District Couit of t*> Fourteenth Judicial District of said State The People of the State of California, to You are summoned to fppear and answer the compl:int of LU IE POIN. TEAU. filed against you, withia ten days frou the ser. Vice of this writ, 1f served on you in this county Within twenty days if served on you in this District and oat of this county, and-within forty days if se en you in this State and out of this District. in an action commenced on the 3d day of December, 1857, in said, Court for a decree of divorce disseiving the bondsof matrimeny ex isting between plaintit® and defendant, and fully set forth in plaintiff's bill of comy st now oh file in the of. fice of the Clerk of the Di t) ourt atores: certi fied copy of which accompanies this writ, And you are hereby notified that if vou fail to answer said complaint as herein directed, plaintiff will take judgment against you therefor by default, together wita all costs of snit and also demand of the Court such o-her relief as is prayed for in her said complaint. So In testimony whereof I, RUFUS SHOEMAK VER, Clerk of the District Court aforesaid, do 5 hereunto set my hand and impress the seal of said Court this 3d day of December, A. D1857. RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk3y WM. >MITH. Deputy Clerk. Upon reading the affidavit of plaintiff, it ie ordered that the summons in this action be served on deferdant by publication of the same once ineach week for a period of three weeks, in the Nevada Journal, a newspaper published in said county. Civen under my hand at chambers in Nevada, this 3d day of Dee. 1257. NILES SHARL., ' District Jndge. RUFU*+ SHOEMAKER, Clerk. By WM. *<MITH, Deputy Clerk. T B MCFARLAND, Att’y fr PT ff 3t Constable's Sale. TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, ss.— \ By virtue «f an exeention to me delivered issued from the court of J. M Clark, Esq., an acting Justice of the Peace in and for the county aforesaid, bearing date 16th day of Nov. A. D. 1857, to satisfy a judgment rendereé by said courton the 28th day. of , October, A D. 1857, in favor of John Boyd & Co. and against James Miller, for the sum of #4335 Debt, Interest, Damages and costs of suit, Ihave taken.in Execution, and will sell to the highest bidder for cash, the following property to-wit: All the right, title and interest that J. Miller has in and to a certain mining claim called the Independent Union Co. and lying between, Little Dagr Creek and Sailor's Flat, at Blue Hill, in sid township, at the Court House door, of said county, on Thursday, the 10fh day of December, A. D. 1857, between the hours of 9 o'clock, A.M. and 5 o'clock P. M. of said day. to the highest and best bidder for cash, to satisfy aid execution and costs. Taken as the, praperty of J. Miller to satisfy the above demands and accruing costs. ° Nevada city, 17th Nov. A; D 1857. U. 8, GREGORY, Constable. ~~ § a LS. -—~ Attest : Conszmption Cured ! BY INHALING . MEDICATED VAPOR. DR. S. M. TIBBITS. DR. &, M. TIBBITS, wonld present the following facts for the earnest conslderation of those afflicted with diseases of the lungs. Medicated Inhalation will cure Consumption: HY? Because the remedy is applied directly to Ww the seat of DISEASE. The medicines bei -g prepared in the form of vaptir, afe ¢ nyeyed,-In the air we breathe tothe most minute air cells in the lungs.’ .The first effect is to dissolve and render easily expectorated the secretions in the air.cells. This at ence relieves the lungs from the matter collected there, and the va pors being composed of healing gums and balsams, a new state of the parts takes place. the weak aif cells are stimulated and strengthened, thé ulcers and cavities heal, and the patient rapidly passes from a state ef disease to health. is is the only means that can be with any certainty relied orto cure Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, or any case of Lung disease. The prominent symptoms.of Consumption are: slight hacking cough, mo. tly perceptible on rising in the murning or on going to bed ; tickling inthe throat ; sensible increase of the cough accompanied by a heavy, yellow mucus expectorations ; haemoptysis or raising of blood, which is one of the worst symptoms, as it indicates that tube cles have already formed in the lungs: paininthe chest or sides attended with diffi :ylty of breathing; chills running upthe back and through the limbs ; hectic fever; night sweats; loss of appetite; diarrhea, etc., etc. we } Tam satisfied that consumption in its incipient stage ean be cured, but becomes morta! by neglect, and hence any one suffer ng fram long disease should tose no time in seeking the aid of this treatment. I would therefore invite all who are suffering from the abevo described symptoms to try MEDICATED VAPOR, as the best remedy, It will certainiy do no harm, and if you desire to regain health, I assure you it is the only effectual and rationai treatment ever em, loyed to relieve these deplorable maladies, N. B. Personal consultation and examination without charge. Consultation by letter, five dollars. S. M. TIBBITS, M.D. Office 135 Moutgomery street, San trancisco. Dr. Tibbits also pays particular attention to the treatment of disea-cs of the skin and ali chronic comlaints. = Any person wishing to learn anything of my charac ter, qualification, &e., I would refer them to A. S SWEARINGER and ALMARIN B. PAUL, of Nevada. tf San Franciveo, Nov. 27, 1857. ee pe Er np 9a ee ee OYSTERS! OYSTERS! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. TOM FOLMBEsS, Weutp inform the citizens of Nevada and vicinity, tliat he has made arrangements to receive OYSTEES daily, and is now prepared to sell them at lower rates than any other establishment in the mo4ntatns. Oysters for sale by the Plate or Basket. Give mea trial and satisfy yourselves that betger Fried, Stewed, and Raw Oysters, can Be obtained at my place. than any other in the city The best of Liquors and Cigars always on hand. ‘T. HOLMEs, Broad Street. Nevada, December 4, 1857. tt FRESH OYSTERS. WILLIAM KING, Has opened the finest Oyster Stand in Nevada, at the Fed Young America Saloon ! On Commercial street, where he will keep Fresh Oysters to serve up in every style. Glve mea call Gentlemen Nevada, Nov, 20th, 1857. New Oyster Saloon. CHARLES LITTLE, AS opened an Oyster department at the BANK Ex CHANGE SALOON, on MAIN STREET, Where he will serve up serve up Oysters in every style re Drop in and try them ! * Nevada. Nov. 27, 1857 Bank Exchange Saloon. GEORGE LEWIS, Ww ourp respectfully inform hisold friends and cus tomers that he has taken the Saloon thtee doors above his oldstandoh MAIN STREET: which he bas fitted up in Glega@nt style regardless of expense, and intends to keep at said place the BEST SALOON IN THE MOUNTAINS. F . a The Bar will be kept stocked with the finest Liquors of every variety, He has one of the finest Billiard Tabies in the State. i Free Lunches served up every day GEORGE LEWIS. Nevada, October 9th. 1857. PRISSTIB’S SXCSLAMES, FRISBIE & RICE, Proprietrs: The subscribers would respectfully inform their friends a d patrons that they have reji turned to their old staniping ground and business, and will open on mday next a Hotel which they will not allow to be rivalled. The well know building at the Junction of Main & Washington streets, Has been thoronghly finished aud furnished throughouc in magnificent style add wall be turown open te the public as A Hotel on the Restaurant principle ! THE TABLE wili be unsurpassed. THE BAR supplied with rT: a fi" Wines, Liquors & Cigars! Of the best brands known to a Californla market THE ROOMS wanting nothing for the comfort and convenience of guests. FRISBIE & RICE. Nevada. Nov. 20, 1857. NATIONAL EXCHANGE. No. £ 8" 9} oi ’ N ) é é No. 34 BROAD STREET, NEVADA == The undersigned late proprietors of the United ase States Hotel, having leased ti Bicknell’s Block, and handsomely fitted it up throughout. are now prepared to accommodate permanent andtransient board ers in a style unsurpassed in the gtate. The Tabte Will at all times be supplied with all the varieties the market affords, The Beds and Furniture are New, And for style and comfort cannot be excelled. Partienlar gttention will be paid to the accommodation of 7 Ladits and Families. Having hadlong experience in the business, we are confivent of being 2hlg toamake the NATIONAL one of the most desirable Hotels in the moun: THIs BLOcK is substantially built of BRICK and withstood the late disastrous fir ‘Tre rooms are airy and well furnished, and from the Balconies you have a splep did view ofthe snrrounding country. far OPEN ALL NIGHT. THE BAB will be under the supervision of Mr Thomas Henry and willat ail times be supplied with the choicest Liquors and‘ igars. $f PEARSON & HEALY U. S. BREWERY. Head of Main street ---..------Nevada THE BEST AND STRONGEST LAGER BEER. In the county at 70 cents per galion, and bottle beer at $2.00 per dozen, delivered every morning free of charge To merchants who sell iu the country a liberal com mission will be allowed. Depot, 18 Commercial strea promptly attended to. o24-tf A. Francis lielhorn, Pop’r. United States Bakery. Pine st., first door below Kidd & Knox’s Brick Building VHE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the interest of his late partner, Mr. Leppert, in the above well known BAKERY: wil! Fereafter carry on the business e all orders will be . on his own aceouht, and is prepared to furnish his old customers, and all who may favor him wifh a call, with all articles in his line, at prices to suit,the times. ’ ‘ ‘Boston Brow? Bread and Graham Bread of a very superior quality, constantl¥ on hand ; also, Fruit, Lemon, Pound and Sponge Cake. Wedding Parties, Famifies And Restaurants supplied with every variety of Breal and Pastry usually found in New York Bakeries, at wholesale prices, A good assortment of PIE FRUITS, JAMS, JELLIES, FIGS, PRUNES. TAMARINDS, TRAWBERRIES, &e [3 FRESH EGGS and CHEESE constantly on hand. WENDELIN DREIFUSS. Nevada, Oct. 8, 1857. CITY AND STA BAKERY, ESTABLISHED IN 1850. Nearly Opposite the Journal Office. NHE undersigned takes this method of informing tho citizens of Nevada and vicinity, that he still continues in the Baking business, and is prepared to farnish his old customers and the community generally with the best of every article in his line. Boston Brown, Graham, and Rye Bread, kept constantly on hand. Fruit,

Sponge, Lemon, and Pound Cake, always in readiness. Wedding Parties, Families, and Restaurants supplied with every variety of Bread and Pastry at the shortest notice. JOHN HURST. Nevada, December 4, 1857. tf ~ DR. A. éHAPMAN, Surgical and Mechanical Dentist, Corner Room 2d Story Kidd & Knox's Brick. Dr. CHAPMAN will be happy to wait on those wishing his services. Teeth after having became sensitive from ex posure ofthe nerve or otherwise will be filled without causing pain. ' . All Dental operations performed in a neat and substan ial manner, and satisfaction guaranteed in all cases. Dr. CHAPMAN designs making Nevada his permanent tesidence. n2i 3m J. W. DOWNING, Tailor, 7 OULD inform his old friends and customers that he is 2gain established on MAIN STREET, 5doors ebove Meyers & Coe’s Bootand Stice Store, Where he is prepared to manufacture garments, of all styles, to order and at reasovable rates. He keeps constantly on handalarge and wel Iselected stock of Pilot and Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, &c. &c. Particular attention is invited to some beautiful Velvet Vest Paterns. which he has on hand. Repairing done at short notice. Nevada, Oct. 10, 1956-tf I. WELLIAMSON, =. AUCTFEONEER, OFFICE—At the old stand, Main Street NEVADA. n20-tf _ Alta Express Co. Diily to’ all parts of the’ State ! Offiee—in the Telegraph Building. Main street, next door below Wells, Fargo & Co. JOHN PATTISON, Agent. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. . LU’ persons holding claims against the estate of WM. TRELOAR, deceased, will present the same ‘to the undersigned at his residence on Deer Creek, Nevada connty, with necessary vouchers, within ten months from the date hereof, or the same will be forever barred, and all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment. WM ROSs, October 16, 1257 Administrator. SUMMONS. . Stats OF CALIFORNIA County oF Nevapa, Township ot Nevada. In Justic’s {Court, before John Anderson, J. P. ‘The People of the State of California, to JOHN: BOUIE: You are hereby summored to appear before the undersigned, Justice of the Peaee, at “~~ Special Notices. Special Notice.—The uudersigned takes this method of notifying his friends and the public generally that he has purchased the NEw DRu@ Store (in the Fire-Proo Building, No 14 Commercial Street,) of Mr. B. B. ‘Thayey ofSan Francisco, and has for sale the best assortment of ENGLISH AND FRENCH DRUuGs, ever imported in this market. Thestore is well stocked with every article beong:ngto the business; and having arrangements with Mr. Thayer, and other Houses of San Francisco, I can assure tnose who will give metheir patronage, that they will get a better article andohas reasonableterms as at any other Store in town. The businessis under the management of Dr. B. R CARMAN, who will give proper attention to the® glect tion of desirable articles ; and trust the business will be so conducted as to merit the confidefice of those in need of Medicines. ; (ey Prescriptions will be properly compounded G. O. KILBOURNE. TAR WaTERas sombined wit. other simples, by Dr Wistar in his celebrated Balsam of Wild Cherry, has a peculiar power over all diseases of the lungs. Many physicians have used it in their practice, and generally with marked suecess. Bleeding at the Lungs Cured. SETH W FOWLE, Esq.,—Dear Sir: Having been attacked with Hemorrhage of the Lungs, which left me with a troublesome cough and the usual debility consequent upon such an attach, and having cured myself by the use of Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry,1 feelita pleasure and a duty to testify to its merits. My general faith in pateut medicines is small ; but for those who are sufferin3 under pulmonary attacks, Iam persuaded that the Balsam is an excellent preparation. Yours, very truly, JONA. R. CHILDS, Editor Chickopcé Telegraph. Chicopee, Mass., Feb. 20, 1854. None genuine uriess signed I. BUTTS on the wrapper. Sold by Agents everywhere. Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry. CONSUMPTION CURED. San Francisco, Noy. 10th, 1856. Messrs. Park & Wuite—Gents ‘It is with pleasure I assure you, that I am able to add.my testimony in favor of Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry. For over a year I have been afflicted with a cough and pain in my side and breast. which originated with acold. I had taken Cherry Pectoral, Jaynes’ Expectorant, Cod Liver Oil, and many other popular patent medicines of the da also spentever one hundred dollars with our physicians. But all proved of no beneficial effect. Reading your almanac of 1855, I was induced to try your Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry, I was, at the time I commenced using it, laboring with every symptom of 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 snffice it tosay, before I had taken it all, I was well. I must say, that it appeared to reach the very place affected, in which all other medicines failed. I am new in full enjoyment of good health, believing, that had I no‘ made use of your truly valuable Balsam of Wild Cherry, I should now have been past recovery, if not dead. 1 shall always take pleasare in recommending to those who are afflicted with coughs, colds, difficult breathing, pain inthe side or any lnng diseases, your Balsam of. Wild Cherry, with the signature you advertise, “Sanford & Park, Cincirinati, Ohio,’ as TI am informed there is an imitation pat up with some other signature. Respectfully yours, DAVID ALLCUT. XP Beware or Base Imitations! £3 As there are quite a number of Counterfeit articles bearing the name of Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry, purporting to be the ‘Genuin« and Originsl,’’ we therefore deem it necessary for the public good to Caution all persons who purchase the Balsam of Wild Cherry, to look avell at the Signature before buying. The “Gennine Wistar’s Balsam of Wild ‘herry,’? has a FAC SIMILE of the signature of Henry Wistar. M D, Vhiladelphia, and Sanfo.d & Park, on a finely executed steel engraved wrapper. Therefore, be cantious. as none can be genuine without the signatureé of Sanford & Park. For sale by Druggists gen ly. PARK & WHITE are the only Agents, to whom all orders should be addressed. Also. Importers, Wholesale and Retail Agents of all valuable Patent Medicines, warranted genuine. 132 Washington street, San Francisco, dec4-3in + Are You Sick or Werk, D yspeptic, Rheumatic, Nervous? Have You any Disease ? Read t Theory of Life and Death. VITAT most diseases prove tatal; that early deaths occur; chat people live for years a living death, weak, inanimate aad exhausted—not from the disease. itself, but from an inability in nature, and nature's strength to { the teeth white as alabaster ? Many persons do not know withstand or maintain life through the ravagescf disease. Give them strength, and natare will relieve herself, if stimulated. She has given us herbs and plants to effeectall this. er, the heart, and all the natural functions of man or woman active, and you have half conquered disease. Dr JACOB WEBBER does conscientiously assure ali who read this, that his Invigorating Cordial produces all the effects above described. He has seen the old, the tottering, the palsied, the nervous, the dyspeptic, the inebriate, the debauchee. and the invalid. revive under its infinence, as if new life were given them. Nature’s Own Remedy for Man sickness. That creates, reproduces new and pure blo~d—that acts on the Liver, Heart. Brain, Intestines, Limbs and Chest, that revolutionizes the whole system—gives strength to the’ most Debilitated and Weak—that contains no mineral or other poison. Sueh is, in truth, Dr. Jacob Webber's justly famous invigorating Cordial ~anguifier. 1 4 The extraordinary and strange cures effectediby this heantiful herbalconcoction, has astonished all. It seems to snit every coustitution. The old, the feeble, the languid feel new life and blood is given them. The roue, the dissipated debarchee, the weak from long disease, from taking too.much medicine, calomel and ether mineral poisons ; the young man whosé mézhood is wasted where néture's functions are inert and lifeless experiences the bliss of robust ard vigoreus mankhod ; his appetite is good, his sleep quiet aud refreshing ; his mind and memory clear and certain. For a!) cases is Dr. Jacob Webber's Invigorating Cordial angi most especially adapted, inasmuch as the abete symptoms did Dr Webber minutely study in adapting his Cordial to theiroure. It enlivens the torpid liver, ejects all bilious matter from the system, causes sudation, or free perspiration (so necessary to health,) it purifies and enriches the blood, gives strength to the limbs and body, and is positively infallible in all nervous diseases, trembling or wakefulness There never was a remedy gave such delight to the sufferer asthis The Agent can, from bts.ewf knowledge of cures effected by it, conseienttously recommend it in avy of the following diseases: nervousness, weakness, languor, loss of appetite, sicep or strength, trembling, low spirits, decay of the natural functions, pains in the head, limbs or body, nepralgic or rheumatic, and it often restores those to health and strength whose constitutions are almost broken. i The price is now reduced so that rich or poor may use it. It is put up inlarge quart bottles; price 83, or two for $5, and sold at every respectable Drug Storé in California’ Proprietor and Agent, T. Jones, box 1803, san Francisco, to whom all orders can be sent by mail. decdtf December 4. 1857. To the Citizens of California ! tS CAUTION! 2 AM INFORMED that various liquor-mixers of New York, Boston, and San Francisco, are extensively engaged in putting np in square bottles, under various titles, cheap imitations of my long established and renowned 5 tee e ai Wolfe’s Scheidam Aromatic Schnapps. Which adulterated compounds are intended to sell in California against my genuine article. s pingk My object is toannounce.thatI have recently established an AGEN: Y IN SAN FRANCISCO for. supplying the State and Oregon with my Schnapps, and that hereafter I will always keep a agency supplied with a large stock-;' so that yespectablé druggists and liquordealers throughout California can always supply themselves at a regular price, merely enough .over the New York price to cover cost of freight and charges ; thus avoiding complaint as heretofere, of occasional scarcity and extreme high price { aS a It is now many years since I first imported these =chnapps from the celebrated distillery in -ceidam, Hol land. in which I am interested> It is now conceded that_ no Gin was ever imported into this country which has approached my, Schnapps in regard to PU RJ t : # HEAL IHFULNESS, and EXQUISITE AROMA or fiavor. This Iclaim, ana for proof, point to their. univer sal popularity and the immense and in¢greasing consump tion by all classes, porth and south, east and. west, .comprisingthe temperance people. medical faculty, &c., 0 such an extent that my estabiishment, packing the enor mous qnantity of 8,000 botales per day, is, barely able to fill its orders. Also, the Wolfe’s Schnapps have been;analyzed by the most celebrated Chemists. Drs. Mott and Deck, of NewYork, and others who will certify that they are a Perfectly:Pure Medical Toni¢. Invaluable a< a remedy against Bad Water, Srarel, In digestion, Dyspepsia, Debility, &c, They also eertify that they found my Schnapps to be free from. Arnylie Aleohol or Fusit Oit, dn exceedingly hurtful ingredient, fonndin all common Gin, whigh Dr, Mott describes .as fetid, acrid, and Asthmatiral and productng irreparable effects upon the nerves and stoumceh.” The certificates also prove my Schnapps perfeetiy Clear of “the second or heavier Essential Oil or Juntper, also a dangerous component, produced by the over distillation practiced to increase.the quantity in making ordinary Gin.” The-e statements are made with a view to iavite com parison in California between the genuine Wolfe's ~chnapps, end the various brands of bogus imitations, mixed, doctered up, or sweetened Gin : in square, black bottles, (imitation of my style of bottles) under different names and labels, whether marked London, Germany, Holland Scheidam ~chnapps, &¢., in_ififinite veriety— confident that the trial will result in Califorria just as it has long since done in all the older States, in repadiating all the bogus, unwholesome_ imitations referred to, and the complete triumph of my pure Scheidam his office in said Township, on ~aturday, thé 26th day of . Schnapps December, A. D. i857, at 9 o'clock A. M., to answer to I desire briefly to notice two facts which have lately the complaint of WILLIAM KENT, who derands of . added largely to the use of Wolfe's Schnapps in the city you the sum of $14,30, alleged to be due upon an express contract. On tailure so to appear and answer, judgment will be rendered against ycu for the said suin of 134,30, and costs of suit. Given under my hand, this 34 day of December, A. D 1857. JOHN ANDERSON, decitd ____sSuttiiee of the Peace. Lien Notice. A persons having Liens upon the property of E, W. mith, are hereby notified to be and appear before JOHN ANDERSON, at his office in Nevada, on Satuday the 26th day of December, 1857, and then and there exhibit proof of the same. HALL & ROGERS. Nevada, Deo 3, 1857. dee {tf of New York and elsewhere. Ist, Pure French Braady it is Now almost impossible to obtain—nearly al! the brandy imported from *rance being American raw spirits sent there, made inte brandy.and shipped back again. 2d, Many people are abandoning the use of American whisky, brandy anil gin, since it has been discovered that STRYCHNINE, a deadly poison, is in use at the west in distilling, thereby increasing the yield of liquor about one-third. In coneinsion, I will say to all who desire a wholesome, agreeable tonic and stimulant, give a fair trial to WOLFE’S SaBIDAM A2IDMATIL? SSHNAPP — co DOLPHO WOLFE, Sole Importer, 22 Braver streat, Sow York eee ae: a A ee Purify the blood, render the intestines, the liv. 0 Your tooth-brush and wash the teeth night and morn. No. 27 MAIN STREET, Wevada. = hie? pore ' Hose Manuiactory! : _ K.W.SUHR, ‘ Wor inform his friends and the public that he . “ SPaCIaL NUTIC &. WasHINaTon, D.C. June 10. Having made use of the Oxygenated Bitters, prepared by Dr George B. Green, of Windsor. Vt. aud from has established a Hose Manufactory, knowledge obtained of their efficacy in other cases, we. Qn Pine Street, Opposite Court House; cheerflly recommend them to the public, believing . Where he is prepared to manufacture Hydranite Hose, they will fully sustain the recommendation of the pro. . Wagon Covers, Awnings, &c. work entrusted to prietor. We hope that this valuable remedy may be . »!™ Wili be done p-omptly and at a reasonable price. Nevada, Nov. 27th, 1857. accessib]= to all the afflicted. SamuelS. Phelps, William Upham, U 8. Senators from HOSE MANUFA OTORY ! ft. * — S: HOWARD, . James F, Simmons, U. 8. Senator from Rhode Island. eae ae ; Se 4 tat d former! . HOWARD, who is a Sail-Maber by prdfeseion, J.T. Morehead, United States Senator an y S. . sakes tieie method Se liserms thee animcmiat = eae Governor of Ke tucky. ; city and the surrounding towns, that he is now prey L. H. Arnold, formerly Gov rr-r of Rhode Is!and. _— o reper toe aarp Duck Hose cheaper and bette Wm Woodbridge, late Governor of Michigan. tharcan he ebtained at anyother placein the city.. _ . z M vill d 5 . = Its success ineevere cases of Dyspepsia, Asthma, and cece wae Ob OU £0 eal and see the differgpt speci mens of workmanship whieh be has pew on hand, at his General Debility of the system, places it among the . place of business, No. 65 Broad street, opposite the El mest wonderful discoveries in medical science. and ha~ : Dorado Saloon, ss a peat. 5 He has the credit of bei best Ho “er in: given it a reputation far beyond any remedy known for ' cine an ee these complaints, in all their various forms. county, and in getting up the beet patterns, as well as the host duralle. His Biveted Hose will bear ,strict Seto W. Fowre & Co. 138 Washington st. Boston proprietors, Sold by their agents everywhere examinttiof fot stylé ahd strength—none can surpass the work Quicksilver and Nitrie Acid. Can be had in any quantities at the Drug Store of E. Harse Corete, VagenCovers. Tes. kwnipgs, Han F. SPENCE, No. 21 Commercial street, where choicc mocks, Wind Sails for Summer Houses, Tank Covers and . arpets sewed vith neat e+s and dispateh, Hi bepes . v industry, pergevererce pod a spriet attention to Lasiness, to obt&in a liberal shore of pul lic a . fe. atron: ge. “e selections of Drugs and Medicines are kept and sold a+ Pal orders stfictly attended fo, and cxéented witheut ryve low prices—prices suitable to the times. delay. Small favors th ankfuliy receised, larger sip propprtion, tf Nevada, Nov. 27,1857 . Nevada High School. es AR. W. T. LOCKWOOD, Vv OULD respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada that he will open the Nevada High S¢hool on the 16th jof Nov. and he hopes te reccefve a liberal patronage whidh he will endeavor to deseyve. He will teach the common English branches, Higher Mathematics, Pook, keeping and Natural Sciences. Classes in Elocution Mondays and Wednesday Evenings. * +? The building is in a pleasant and retired part of the city near the residence of Rev. Mr. Warten. Tuition of ‘ommon English branches per month, $4 Higher branches, & “ $5 to7 Nevada, Nov. 27, 1857. J. E. HAMLEN, &<*: Wholesale & Retail Dealer in BOOKS STATIONERY, MUSI AL INSTRUMENTS, MUSIC, CUTLERY, GOLD PENS, FANCY GOODS, &c., has just received the largest stock ever offered in Nevada, Books!!! Dr. Guysott’s Improved Extract of Yellow Dock & Sarsaparilla. Quart Pottles. Is acknowledged to be the best Sarsaparilla made, as 5 certified by the wonderful ctires it has performed.— Remember, this is the on'y true and genuine articic. This medicine, when used according to directtons, WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL Scrofula, or King’s Evil, Cancers, Tumors, Eruptions o the Skin, Erysipelas, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm or Tetter, Scald Head, Rheumatism, Pains in the Bones and es Joints, Old Sores and Ulcers, Swelling of thGlands, Dyspepsia, Salt Rheum Disease of the Kidneys, Loss of Appetite, Disease arisiug from the Use of Mercury, Pain inthe Side and Shoulders, Genera Debil ty, Jaundice and Costiveness. The Best Female Medic ne Known The Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla is peculiarly adapted for females of delicate health, resulting from irregu! larity of menstrual discharges, and other diseases peculiar to theit sex. We assure the afflicted that a bottle or two of Dr. Guysort’s Extract ef Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla will at once regulate those difficulties and renew the natural energies. DR, JOHN LARK, Agent for Nevada. Park & White Sole Agents and Impérters, wholesale atid retail dealers n all Genuine Patent Medicines, 132 Washington strect, opposite the market, San Francisco aplo SS a ok ae rae HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS. Three bottles of Hostetter’s Vegetable Stomach Bitters willcure the Dyspepsia; one bottle will create an appetite, force off the impure bile, purify the blood and invigorate the system ; two bottles will cure the worst form of Liver Complaint ; one bottle will dissipate that weak ness at the pit of the stomach, give color to the countenance, impart tone and strangth to the system, and lend cheerfutness to the mind. Every femily should have Hostetter’s celebrated Stomach Bitters. Noarticle is so peculiarly adapted to the depressing effects of our climate. Sold by Druggists, Hotels and first class saloons throughout California and Oregon. CavUTION.—Buyers are particularly requested to beware of a spurious article manufactured and represented to be Hostetter's Bitters, which all who sell or use the genuine article can detect, as itis never sold by the gallon, but in square bottles containing afullquart, with the cork covered with a metalic cap, and name on cap and bottle, with directions for use. DR. JOHN LARK, Agent for Nevada. Park & White General Agents, San Francisco. aprill0 arene nn i= A Pefumed Breath.—whatl lady or gentle. man would remain under the curse of a disagreeable breath wher by usingfhe “Balm of a Tiousand Flowers” as a defitifrice would not only render it sweet but leave Books!!! A good assortment of Law, Medical. Historical, Poetica Masonic, Spiritual works and Schoo! Books. ANY QUANTITY OF ar STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS. HF Every description of Cudleiy ad Gold Pens of the best manufacture. : ste Be é Singing Books, Music Instructors, Sheet Music, Song sters and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Of Every Variety. Cheap Publications! A Circulating Library of over One Thousand volumes of the Latest and most popular works published, Also, Magazines, Periodicals, and Newspapers from almost every part of the civilized world. be Steamer papers and California wecklies neatly put in wrappers for mailing—Postage Free. Diaries and Daily Journals fot 1858—a variety of sizes for the pocket and counting-room. Magniticent Gift-Books, Albums, Valentines, &c., for the Holidays ~~ A liberal share of public pstronage is scficited, and 1 hope by striet attention to business and LOW PRICES te merit the same. J.E: HAMLIN, Aiban’s Fire Proof Brick Building, Broad st. cor Pine Nevada, Dee. 12, 1856.--tf . THEATRICAL NOTICE. Tue UNDERSIGNED respectfully annountes to the profession that he has at a egnsiderable ex pense fitted up in magnificent style, a Theatre at Grass Valley, With a new stock of Scenery and every requisite for Theatrical Entertamments. ‘It is of a commodious size and will be rented by the NIGHT, WEEK-OR ONTH, for Dramatic Entertginments, Concerts, Exhibitions on the most regsonable terms. 2 Pe A new stdck of the most georgeous Scenery, having been added to the well known elegant and commodious Theatre at Nevada, it will vie with any Dramatic Hall in the State, and is offered the profession on rent on suitable terms. The stage is adapted to any piece enacted on this side of the continent. 2 All communications relative to cither of the two houses addressed to the undersigned at Nevada, will receive the pe : : . “ay most prompt attention. Ss their breath is bad, and the stbjeat is so delicate their L. P. FRISBIE. friends wiil never merition it. Pour a single drop of ‘Balm’ Nevada, October 9, 1857 tf . Robinson’s Crossing! IHF ROAD from Nevada th Downieville. by. way, o. Robinson's Crossing is in tine conditionand preserts The Shortest Route and Best Road for Teams. To all the extensive Mining Regions and all the Yarioun settlements along the Divide between the South ,and Midille 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 Really, Grass Valley and Nevada, and the mines further South. to Poor Man's Creek, Nelsn,s Creek, and all the Mining Refior’s aorth 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 pounds of Freight, from Nevada.tothe top of the hill at Downieville. when the road is not obstructed by heavy rains or snowALLEN Y. ROBINSON, Proprietor. January 2 1857—tt. Fee : : Important to the Traveling Community. . ILLINOIS BRIDGE. Qua ya R*VER, six milcs from Nevada, the +.)y)pearest and most direci line of travel from Nevacea City to " Colymbig Hill, Humbué City, Woolsey’s Plat, Moore?s -Flat, Intermediate Points The wndersigued have just completed hei? New Road leadinZ out from Main and Washington-streets, Ne vada, through the East Gapof the Sogar Loaf Hill and tothe above named bridge, which is now opened to the traveling public. The road and bridge cannot be excelled by any in the State. By traveling this road teamsters and others will find it greatly to their advantage as it avoids the worst partof the route to the above points, RATES OF TOLL HEASONABLE, COOPER & CO. ‘ Blue Tent, Nevada co., Cal. Neva’a, Oct. 23, 1857.—1tf. " T. ELLARD BEANS & CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers n Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, ueens Ware, Wooden & Willow W. * MINING TOOLS, &” ” AT THE OLD FAVORITE STAND OF HAMLET DAVIS, Wee the United States Hotel, 52 Broad st. Nevada. ing. SHAVING Mang EAsy.—Wet your shaving brush in either warm or cold water, pour on two or three drops of the “‘Balm ofa Thousand Flowers,” rub the beard well and it will make a beautiful soft lather, much facilitating the operation of shaving. For sale by all Druggists. JOHN LARK, Agent, Nevada. Park & White, San Francisco. april 10-tf Ceanaoene eel North Western Home Journal Office, CHICAGO, ILL. Noy. 7, 1856. } Messrs Seth W. Fewle & Co., Boston :—Gentlemen :— Your OXGENATED BITTERS should be better known in the Western country, for we have among us thousands who are suffering from Dyspepsia. I f-el that I am indebted to your Bitters for my recovery from this awful disease. My habits at this time were sedentary, and my complaint ws aggravated by too close confinement. 1 despaired.of relief, and considered myself a hopeless dyspeptic, Iconcluded to try the Oxgenated Bitters, and a wise conclusion it proved tobe, Ihave taken in all, four bottles, and I am cured. Although rather a small man, mv present weight is 160 pounds. Your Bitters need only to be know: tohavea very extensive sale in this section of the county. Respectfully, &c. s , J.B. MERWIN, Rditor Jourfial, Sold by HENRY JOHNSON & CO. Wholesale Prug' gist, 146 Washington street, San Francisco, Sole Ageuts for the Pacific evast. Agent in Nevada— I. 0. O. F. The regular mectings of OUSTOMAH LODGE, No 16 will be held every Tuesday evening at the new Hal!’ on Pine street, (Kidd’s new building.) T. L. BALDWIN, WN. G. . nov21-tf Orlvans Flat, Snow Point, areka 5 La ee ef Hill, and all J.B. VANHAGAN, Sec’y. EYE_AND EAR. DR. J. W. VAN ZANDT, T AVING returned from New York. will resume the practice of Medicine, and devote a, portion of his —— coasultations in the Diseases of the EYE and Offich—N. W. coriér of Montgomery and Jacksor streets, San Francisco. . «+ Hours—9 to 12 A. M. and 2 to 4 P. M. New Goods ! 7s DOOREtSBILLINGS’ PATENT COvERED HAMs; 50 hhds Brine Hams, 50 bids “lear Pork; Thalfbtls dd; _. 60 bbls Mess Pork; 50 half bbls do; . 100 cases Leaf Lard, .SM E are now receiving the largest and finest stock of merchandise in the Grocery and Provision Line Everoffered to the trade or consumers of Nevada city and county. We buy exclusively for cash and are prepared to sellon the same terms in quantities to suit purchasers and lower than-ever before offered. Give us a call andexamine our stock before buying else-. where. Remember the place at the old stand of : Hamlet Davis. 52 Broad street, ‘ _, GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE.’ Nevada, September 19th, 1856. nov20-"m 100 ke; do; oT iy] as 100 half bbls Goshen Butter; oO. CRANDALL, 50 drums ish; = S 100 half bbls No 1 Mackerel; Millwright and Machinist, 50 qr bbls do; 100 half bbis No 2¢n; NEVADA. 10 qr bbls do do; -.“ . All kinds of Mill Work executed ina neat and work,ee alter menlike manner. Particular attention’ given to the* erection of Quartz Mills. . References—W m. S. McRoberts and C.!W, Young. F, & BAILEY, PHYSICIAN AN D SURGEON. 100 bbls Crushed Sugar; t 200 half bbls Crushed and Powdered Sugar; 250 mats No 1 China Poa Oe? ini" 100 bbls San Franciséo Coffee Sugar; 20 half bbls; 3 do; 150 bbls East Boston Syrup; 200 half bbs do; Onrice—Main street, in the rear of Dr. Lark’s Dr 1000kegs Bw Sand § galls; tore. Residence—Washingtonstreet, firet door south 800 bags Rio Coffee; f the Catholic Church. 2000 bags Chile Beans; 25 cemons Chile Penchoa: Nevada, October <7th, 1857.—tf 100 qr bbls Dried Aurion: 200 bags California White Beans; 1009 mats No.1 China Rice; P 600 cases Imperial and Y. HTea, Lb catties; 408 a.. Ps ‘ie « 2b do 500 cases superior ong, catties; 200. do Imperial Tea, each four 6lb boxes; 700 do Sardines, haif and qr boxes; 200 do Olive Oil; : 200 do Salt, 5, 10.and 201b bags; 1000 boxes Fay’s Soap; 1000 ao Kendall's C. 0. Soap; tef and qualifications of DR. BatLey, I do cheerfully rerommend him to my former patrons and friends as my successor, HARVEY HUNT, M. D. SACRAMENTO VALLEY RAILROAD &E UMMER A ANGEMENT .--0nthe 15th of BR the trains be Pe Saati 6 ze From my personal acqyaintance with the charae. 500 do Hill's Soap; Valley Railroad will leave as follows, viz, 200 cases Wendell's gt 3 Passenger Trains, — 20 o jes; ill leave Sacramento daily at 7} o’clook, ang Pa 10s do _ Fresh Apples; ’ “Folsom daily at 73 a.m. 12M. and ey 4 _ Scene ; n Sundays, beside the above, there will be from Sate Rove nglish tag ~ rawento a 10 A. M. train. t N SUNDAYS—Excursion Tickets will be issu $250 for the trip—goad for the day only. oe Freight Trains, Will leave Sacramento at 7} A. M, and 2 #9. 600 boxes Colgate’s Starch; 100 boxes Sperur Candles; 50 boxes Patent~perm 200 boxes Ground Pepper; 50 cases Brown Coffee; “Folsom at 73-414, m4. 30 do El “acramento Tobacco; The 7 1-2 A. M. Train will take through ¥ 10 do Virginia's Offering do; No frelght transported on Sanday sui nies 4 be B Se Brothers “ STAGES connect with-the7.1-€4 M. Trains for = = oon git pm Nevada, Grass Valley, Awburn, pt. pave igger oe Towa Hill, Forest city, Downieville, 4 tere ne + Orleans Flat, Ophir, > Gol Bill, . he aa 11) noistown, Yankee Jim’s, * Greenwood K. E. BREWSTER & CO. Georgetown, Mormon Island, Col ma, Corner Front and Clay street El Dorado, . Diamond Springs, Placerville,‘ Le gig Did: ‘ — Bar, Meals Bar, rall’s Diggi ive Oak City, Arkansas Digings’ J.M. HAMILTON & co. Willow Springs, Drytewn, Amador, _ Sutter, $s son, Fiddletown, General Dealers in Hardware, Iron, Steel, And other intermediate places, : The Stages will connect wih the 12 M. Train in, ay Window Glass, Oils, Camphene, Powder. Fuse, Coy. . riving in Sacramento in time for the san Francicse dage, Tackle, Blocks, &c. at their old stand, ts. Fx ig = —_— or passage apply at the R. KR stations. Nevada, Aug. 15—tf B. ROBINSON, Fupr’ 3