February 19, 1858 (4 pages)

SS e~! ConGress.—Mr. Gwin has presented Gen. Quitman is pitching in at the neutrality laws again and justifying Walker 4 and the fillibusters. , Mr. Douglas appears to favor the southern view of the acts of Com. Paulding in arresting Walker. He seems to go against Buehanan in every measure thus far. . . The President thinks Paulding com mitted an error, but his motives were right, .and Nicaragua is the only one to complain, and she having received a substantial benefit, will not be fiable to do s0. In executive session on the lzth Jan. Hon. Nathan Clifford was confirmed Judge of the Supreme Court in place of Curtis, resigned, by a vote ef 26 to 23. Mr. Houston has given notice of a bill to provide for the admission of Kansas into the Union. Mr. Hale, on the 18th of Jan., made a speech against the Lecompton scheme, in which he took the ground that it was the legitimate fruit of the squatter sovereignty tree planted by Mr. Douglas. He was ahout to examine the Dred Scott decision, when the Senate went into executive sessian. In the House, Mr. Washburn, of Illinois, reported a bill to amend the act providing for.the security of passengers on board of steam vessels. Mr. Blair, of Missouri, gave notice of his intention to introdueé a résolution tor the appointment of a committee to 4 enquire into the propriety of puréhasing territory in Central or South America, to be colonized with free blacks from the United States, and argued the propriety of the measuré in a for¢iblé mannef. Mr. Campbell, offered a joint resolution empowering the President to open negociations, louking to the acquisition of Canada and Nova Scotia. Mr. Humphrey Marshall presented a resolution that the Constitution be so amended as to entitle rone but native born citizens and those naturalized under the general law, to vote. A resolution was adopted instructing the Judiciary Committee to enquire into the expédiency of taking measures to restrain the immigration of foreign paupers and criminals. Congress adjourned on the 19th of January, in honor of Senator Rusk, of Texas. Th remarks of Senator Seward on the occasion are highly commehded. Mr. Douglas presses for the adinission of Minnesota into the Union very earnestly. The ‘Administration feel perfectly competent to carry through the Lecompton scheme in spite of defection. If the ; experiment fail, Pugh’s proposition will be adopted. Col. Orr makes a fair and popula: speaker. Mr. Gwin, of California, chairman of 4 the &ptcial committee on the subject of a railroad to the Pacific, reported a bill i . which is made the special order for the first Monday in February. It proposes to locate the road 4t a point on the Missouri river between the Big Sioux ard the Kansas rivers, thence running to San Francisco on the most eligible route. In aid of the construction of the work, alternate sections of land on each side of the foad are to b# gtanted, and $12,000 advanced on the completion of every twenty-five miles of the track, until $25,000 000. éxpended, the amount to be reimbursed in mail service and the transportation ‘of troops and munitions of war. The President is to receive the bids and make -the contract for twenty years. Five per #ént of thé stoék is to be issuec. CorRRESPONVENCE.—We havt tfttded out a great deal of intéresting matter this week, and given up our coltittns to correspondents. To CorresponDENnts.—“Parent’ and his communication is referred to the District Attorney, who will attend to the demands of the law and the community : so far as the sanctity of both is concern{ ed. . The letters of “S.” will be found ‘ interebting, as, also, that of “Sam.” “Justice” will be “done” up brown hereafter. ASrorm.—A storm commenced here on Sunday forenoon which continued till Wednesday morning with considera~ ble e’m. Much rain fell during that time accompanied with high wind. The miners are now supplied with an abundance .of water. Appearances indicate the weather is not yet settled. ~~, “q ; i A correspondent of the New York News, writing from Washington, says, Mr. Buchanan is the truest type of a great mau that has presided over the nation since the time of Washington and Jefferson. The Locofocos are forgetting Jackson —_— Dreadful Calamity.—A heart rending calamity occurred in Brooklyn, N. Y. Jan.,19th, the Public School house No. ~ 14, corner of Navy and Concord streets, Brooklyn, was destroyed by fire in the afternoon, and during the excitement which prevailed, seven boys, between the ages of 6 and 10 years, were suffocated while attempting to escape from-the building. Two others were so severely injured that they can hardly survive, ‘ } Dastardly and Brutal. Assault.—John & resolution inquiring into the expedien-. Center, an estimable citizen of San ty of sending a Minister to Japan. Franciseo, was assaulted in the Forrest peer Theater, Sacramento, and beaten in a most brutal manner by a “law and order” gang of villains, on Saturday night last. At the close of a peiformance, Center remained behind till nearly all were out, the lights were nearly extinguished, when the gang raised the ery of “vigilante,” and iishéd upon him beating his head and face in a most hors rid manner. The Vigilance Committee committed one mistake—they ought to have hung a few more whilé they wére about ft. Miss E. E. Burbank of Palmyra, N. Y., was presented on New Year's Day with $20,000 and a land warrant for 160 acres of land, by her brother who resides in Louisiana. An exchange thinks she should now have a husband to cultivatc her farm and her affections. Lecture.—L. M. Kellogg, Esq., of this city, will deliver the third Lecture of the course at the Brick Church, this (Friday) evening, at 7 1-2 o’clock. Subject—The present and future influence of Napoleon the Great. Burnine Mountats.—The Sierra Co. Messenger learns that the mountain near Jamison continues to burn, and a large portion of the surface had caved in. The fire seems to be extending deeper, and follows the stratum of the deposit into the hill. be predicted. The result cannot A Harp Case.—The case of the actress, Mrs. Campbell) who attempted suicide in San Francisco, oa thursday last, by jumping from Meiggs’ wharf, has attracted the attention and sympathy of her former associates upon the boards; wht it is said have came to her relief and donated liberally for her mainténaheeé and future support. Newekr.==A lump of gold weighing 48 oz., and viliied at nearly $1,000, was recently taken out by a conplé of miners frott their claim at Sear’s Flat, Sierra Co. Tlie Messenger 3a¥s this is the largest lump ever found in the county, ‘The mining news from that section seems to be of a highly favorable character. > oe BORN.—Feb 16th, the wife of Max Rosenheim of twin dan§hters. ae Constable's Saie. TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, ss.— \O By virtue of adecree of sale to me delivered issued from the court of John Anderson Esq, an acting Justice of the Peace, in and for the County aforesaid, bearing date January the 14th, AD, 1858, to satisfy a judgment rendered by said Justice on the 30th day of March, AD, 1857 in favor of Winslow Hall and Artemas Rogers, and against E W. >mith and Lydia Smith, his wife, for the sum of $215 00 debt, interest, damages and costs of suit. I will selltothe highest bidder for eash, the following described property to-wit—A house and lot on Broad street in the city of Nevada, being a two story framed building and known by the name of the Union Hote’, the same property the defendant now lives in. I will sell at the Court House door in said county on FRIDAY the !2th day of Fefruary, AD, 12858 between the hours of 9 o'clock, AM, and 5 o'clock, PM, of said day. To be sold as the property of E. W. Sinith and wife to satisfy the above demands and accruing costs. U.S. GREGORY, Constable. Nevade city, January 14, 1858. The above sale is postponed, by order of pleintiffs, to Saturday Februsry 27th, 1858. U. S. GREGORY, Constable. » me v4 ae = a Le Udolphé Wa -fe’s Sch. apps. A Medicinal Diet Drink, of eminently salutary qualities, manufactured by himself exclusively, at his factory at Schiedam, in Holland2 Itis made from the best Barley that can be select d in Europe, with the essence of an aromatic Italian berry, ot acknowledged and extraordinary medicinal properties, It haslongsince acquired a higher reputation, both in Europe and America, han any other diuretic beworage. In Gravel, Gout and Rheumatism, in Obstructions of the Bladder and Kidneys, and ingeneral Debility, its effects are prompt, decided, and inva iable reliable. And it is notonly a remedy tor these maladies, but, in all eases in which they dre produced by drinking bad water, which is almost universally the cause of them, it operates asa SURE PREVENTIVE. The distressing effect upon the stomach, bowels, and bladder, of travelers, or new residents, and all persons unaccustomed to them, produced by the waters ef nearly all our great inland rivers, like the Ohio, Mississippi and Alabama, from the large quantity of decayed vegetable matter contained in them, in a state of solution, is well Known, as is also that of the waters oflimestone regions. in producing Gravel, Calculi, and Stene in the Bladder. The AROMATIC =CHIEDAM Scusarrs is an absolute corrective of these injurious properties of bad water, and consequently prevents the diseases which they occasion. Itis also fouud to be a cure and preventive of Fever and Ague, a complaint caused by the conjoint effects of vegetable malaria in the atmosphere. and vegetable putrescences in the waters of tHUse districts in which it principally p-evails, The AltUmaTtic SCHIEDAM CHNAPPs is consequently tit great detliand by persons traveling, or about to settle in those parts of the country, es, ecially, as wellas by mapyin every community whereit has become known, on dbtolint of its various other remedial properties. . P Inall cases of a Dropsical teHdentt, it 4s generally the only remedy required, when adopted .n the early stages of the dis: s In Despepsik inalad!sé, when taken in proper quai! Hes, as d dict drink, énd especially dt din ver, itis fold. by untfortn expe nt, tobe eintifintiy efic dcious in the most *, when evyen-the bestof thé usual rere failed to afford more thay thinporary relief. of Flatulency, itis an imitt/-diate and invs rialite sj :and it may be adninwtered indiluted afl proportionate quantities, eten to yoling infdnts, in ail tht8e paroxysius of griping péin in Latd bowels to winch they dre espee. A ly su.iiasin the coheof grown persens. lisjudicious dtopion in conpection with the principal . medis,or when @ seuseofex)a@ustion dictates its use, Never (#ustoreieve the detility @tenddut upon pro racted Curouie matadics, low tempe: ament, avd exhaust ed vital energy, by whatever cause induce "Phese are facts tu Which many of the most eminent medical men, both in +urope aid the United Stares, have borne testimony, aod whicu are corrovorated by their highest writ ten authorities Fut up in quart and pint bottles, in cases of one dozen, With iy Hameonthe bettie, cork, and FAC sIMILE ot my signatureon the lavel or sale by aii the resoettavie Diuggists aud dealers in California dad Ore sn, UDOLPHO WOLFE, Soie Importer, 22 Beaker strect, New York. Caution to the Publié. London Cordial Gin, Club-House Gi, Schiedam Schnapps, Medieated Schrappi. Royal Schnapps. After several years’ experimenting in the manufacture of Gin, I fortunately succeeded {n the year 1848, in maktngadiseovery inits manufacture by whichit was deprived ofall acrid and inflammatory properties, and reduced perfectly pure. My manufactory is at Schiedam. Holland. Afterseveral months’ reflection what title to give it, l introduce it tothe Anerican public under the name of “Wolfe’s Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps.??— ~chiedam is the name of tle piace in Hol Quu were he Gin is manufac.ured ; Aromatic derives its name ron thd Italian Juniper Berry, with which it is flavored ; and the word “Nchnapps”is the German for drink—Cogue Dram—Wolfe’s Schiedam Aromatic Drink. No -ooner had my Schnapps been introluced to the American public, and received with approbation, than the liquor mixers ef New York, Boston and Philadelphia. started in pursult with their mixed aud poisonous stuff, under various names—Schiedam Gin, Schiedam Schnapps. London Ciub-House Gin, London Cordial Gin, &c., and in several cases my labels have been so perfectly imitated, withonly the additionofafew letters to plead a technical avoidance of the law, and so carefully prepared as to impose on careless purchasers. I understanda large quantity has been purchased by merchants of California, on account ofthe cheapness of the articles. lespecially caution the public against those vile tmitation of my bottles, and wrappers of same colors—yellow paper, with blue and red printing—intended to deceive careless buyers Such bottles contain the worst kind of doctored upand unwholesome hquors. A merchant who participates indirectly in the fraud by selling spurious articles, is as much an offender as the principal wno planned the imposition. } hope every honest man in California who valtes the héatth of thé community in which he lives, will aid me in ferreting out and exposing the unscrupulous merchant, who, for the sake of a few cents, will put in jeopardy the lives of the community in which be lives. Such men should be Mailed to the pillory of popular execration. : The a Sehnapps can be purchased at wholesale from alithe respeetable Liquor Dealers and Druggists in San Francisco. < Ihaveappointed Crosty & DipeLer, Sdn Francisco. Sole Agents for the m Aromatic -chaxppe for . California and Oregon. : jan 22 UVOLPHO WOLFF. + ~Swe aE pain meinen ILE NIT PILLS LEER SOF et re PE PCF LIL IRIE LIL AA OOS, PPLE ETI Sty res 7 F. E. BAILEY, M.D. AVING permanently settled in the city with his Delinquent wax List. Boswell John, two horses and wagons, 4 cows, and Family adopts this method of tendering his services 7 head young cattle, on old Washington road, 8 50 o the citizens of Nevada and vicinity as a Burguin Jone, colored, house and lot nearly oppo= site Catholic Church “ayote street. 500 PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. . bright Georze. house andlotad F. J. Dunn's, 400 : Bullard J. H. hb ot north side Main And having been for 12 years in sticcessful practice he osnetpen seanicempteantn east, 900 thinks itno arrogance to claim for himself reasonable Cassin H. house and lot, : 8 00 qualifications as a Carty D &Co house and lot (ball court) and stock t of liquors, on Broad street, 00 : FAM iILY PHYSICIAN. Coenen A. El Dorado property Broad street, .~ (e" He would also call especial attention to the folT. Buckner, agent, 26 00 lowing card of Dr. Harvey Hunt: Carr F. C. blacksmith shop and stock, op Davis’ on ‘ Spring street. 6 00 7° From my persoual acquaintance with the charac. Carlow Oliver & Bro, small house next above StanF ter and qualifications of DR. BatLey, I do che-rfully dish on road to Cayoteville, 149 reccmmend him te my former patrons and friends as my Cusick h, strall house next above Carlow successor, SAkeGs HOM.) oe eee i Bro on read to Cayoteville, Cain Emerson. house and lot in Cayoteville. ‘ hestnut John, house and lot south of Pier’s, also Orricz—In the rear of the Main street Drug Store. Resideng-—Washington Street, firstdoorsouth of the house and lot next south of same, 1100 Catholic Church. . Coe A house and lot on Water st next to Briggs, 500 Nevada, January &th. 1858.—tf Cross Mrs, two houses and lots, near Mr. Warren's lot on Broad street, rpg fations! riceel, # 00 3 . Craft john, house and let on Main st adj Hill's, 100 . a _Sheriff’s Sale. Cody Jesse. house and lot adj Dr. Kent's Com'l st, 6 00 B* virtue ofan Execution to me directed and issued . Davis John, Brooklyn house and lot belonging to ont ot the Honorable Distriet Court of the 14th JudiJ. Hoel, ; cial Disirict,on a indgment rendered in said Court on . Dolexey Josephine, dwelling house on Jot belongthe 22d day of December A. 1). 1857. in favor of T. ELing to Hoel, near Rebon’s store. 350 LARD BEANS and W, J. KNOX and against ZENAS . Dawley H. & Houston, house and lot west side of WHEELER, JAMES WALSH and RICHARD HOMthe road. near Laird’s Flum, 400 FRAY for the sum of three hundred and eighty-seven . Dunn F. J. house and lot on Washington street, 80-100 dollars, debt, with interest on the said sum of north of Catholic Church, 2109 $387 80 from the 22d Dec, !857, at the rate of ten per ct. per annum till paid. together with costs of suit-taxed at sixty-tive 40-100 doliars, I have levied upon and seized the following described property. which was heretotore attached on the 4th day of Noy. 4. D, 1857, All the right, title and interest of said deferidants in atid to a certain Quartz Mill, with all the apputtenances. situated on Mud Flat. &botit one mile south of Nevada city, also maDenzer Charles brick house & loton Commercial st 21 00 Eckin Wm. house and lot near Laird’s Flume, 250 Eastman T W, frame house and lot adjoining Grier’s brick 11 00 “Edward. Wim, (colored), house and lot 2d above Hussey’so: ashington road 400 Foster. Northern & Co, 4small buildings with lots east of Half Mile House, also vacan. lot opchinery, quartz, ledge of quartz, buildings, &c. belongposite side of road 10 00 ing to said defendants. xia Foster Mr, cottage house and lot 3d house above Notice is hereby given that qn Thursday the I4th da emperance Hall 400 January, «4. D. 1858, between the hours of 10 o0’clock . Frazer James, house and lot 6th above Tempea. M.and 4 o'clock P. M., ili front of the coyrt house door rance Hall 350 in the city of Nevada, I will expose for sale all of the . Funston M H, house and lot west of Burabove described property to the highest bidder, tor cash ton’s 11 00 to satisfy the judgment aforesaid. Ferre Horace R, house and lot on Boulder st, also Given under my hand this 24th day of December, 1857. yacant lot by houstop Mainst Bridge 22 00 &. Ww, BORING, Ford thancey, honse and lot on Cayote st next Sheriff of N.C. across the ravine . 6 00 : ~~ osuph, house and loton Cottage st. ad H The above sale is postponed to MONDAY the 15th ‘ at ee b 350 day of February, A, D. 1*58 ‘ Frisbie Mrs C A or L P, Nevada Theaterand lot, S. W. BORING, Sheriff N.C, fire burber’s shop and lot ad., also brick store . ra a A ce stock af ligogrs, also lot on which = z ote The above sale is postponed to MUNDAY, the: first ee day of March Gazley Miles, house in rear of Lachman’s oneast . side of Spring st 5 j barn and shed on Grass Valley road Giovanaro G, Ale and Porter saloon No 58 Broad st, and Lar fixtures 3 00 Hyer Henry, house and lot junction of Spring and Mill ste, also house and lot south side Spring st, also house and lot on (ommerci4] st Ist ~ W. BORING, St eriff of Nevada Co. Administrator’s Notice. YHE undersigned, public administrator for the County of Nevada, will on SATURDAY, the tenth day of March next sell at public avetion for cash in hand the following property belonging to the estate of JOHN above Yankee Blade and per. property 36 00 WALTERS, two louses and lot and appurtenances sit. ffumphrey C, house corner of Spring and Mill.st# 4.00 uated in the city of Nevada, near the junction of Cayote, . Hamilton Fmanuel, (col’d,) house and lit west Oregon ravine. Said saie will be in front of the Court side Spring st 50 House at 12 o'clock, M. febi2 F. Hart J F, house and loton Stones’ Hill next Mr Stout’s 5 00 Harper Mrs, house and lot adjoining Nevada Flour Mill, also house and lot on read from Pine st I. NI HOLSON, P. A. The following from one of our Agents, who is too well now Nin his own State to ede sing by us, will be Bridge 9 00 : pana haga meen SMTE NE DEES, “ Henley John, house and lot southwest of Weller’s read with interest by Dyspeptics : house 300 LEBANON, N. H. Feb. 29, 1856. Housman Lord, house and lot op. Baruh’s, NevaMessrs Seth W. Fowle & Co--Gentlemen :—Please da st 500 send by Express, another Box of Oxygenated Bitters, ax . Hall & McAllister, house and lot on Hill st, ad. weare Nearly out. These Bitters have recently been usLambert’s, also house and lot ad same 10 00 ed with unusual benetit by a member of my family, who has derived more advantage from it than from all other medicines which fact being known greatly mnfluenees the demand forthe Bitters. Thereis no profession, in which a reputation for truth and sincerity is more desirable, than in that of an Apotheeary ; and for this reason Hall Charles R, louse and lot cor Hill st and old Wa-hington read Hawk Nathan, house and lot ad. County Hospital, also per. prop. of 2 cows and wagon 19 50 Hall John D. house and lot on Commercial st Harris L B, one eight horse power eugine used by I have always been careful in recommending remedies, Black & Hughes in Sash Fd¢to: y 11 00 But I feel perfectly safe in advising all who are troubled . Hyer Henry, Billiard Table and saloon fixtures on with Dnspep-ia, to resort at once to the OxygcNatsd Commercial st 900 Bitters, Yours truly, &c, Tsoard A, Columbus Saloon and lot, also Jot on which stands the open Bar and stock liquors 28 00 Jenkins John, house and lot on Broad st below John Blyth’s Jones Mr, house and lot west of large Flume and south of main road~ Jeffreys James, Bar fi tures in Last Chance Saloon, alSodwellin, house and lot on old Washington road Jacobs Mr, vacant lot below Willis’s houses 200 Janes Mrs, house and lot and lot near to and on the right of Gold Run bridge Jones Sainuel, house and lot on Boulder st opposite Purtyman’s, also 2 horses and wagon and 1 . . yoke cattle and wagon 900 Keloher Patrick, house and lot ad. Yankee Blade on ommercial st, also house and lot on Broad at 1075 Knapp J B, house and lot on Cottage Hill near Rev Warren’s Kent Charles, house and lot on Main st (Keystone Market), also house and lot on Water, also 3 vacant lots on Boulder st Kilbourne GO, house and lot east side Main st, also stock in trade on Commercial st, also brick building cor. Commercial and Pine Sts, also frame house on Pine st. ad. brick 71 ¢ °° GEO. 8S. KENDRICK, Sold by Henry Johnson & Co. Wholesale Druggists, 146 Washington street, San Francisco, sole Agents for the Pacific cvast. SELLING OFF! To close Partnership! ALSTON, NEWMAN & CO,, No. 45 Broad street, near the Post Office. We will sell our entire stock of CLOTHING, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats, &e. Consisting of every article in their line at GREAT BARGAINS !! Allin wart of Clothing, willconsult their own interest by examining our Stock and Prices, before purchasing 600 400 6 00 35 00 S Kent & McAllister, vapant lot oppo-ite Belden’s ov elsewhere. Levey Wm, house and lot opposite Weller’s ptoperty 500 Lyman B Wn, house and lot near Little Deer Creek Bridge, al o house and lot {th above Little Deer Creek Bridge op. Clevelands, also Special Notice ! gr All persons indebted to us, are most earnestly two horses and wagon 10 00 requeste1 to call and settle. “ 3° Lambert John S, house and lot on Hill st 12 00 Alston, Newman & Co. Lairy A W, house and lot on Commercial next Nevada, Feb, 12, 158. above Ramus’s 500 2 =. ely i ietee Thos = hosenged lot 2 Nevada st, form ° erly owned by Williamson & pawley 1600 The Monumental Hotel i Muldoon Mary Jane, hou%s and lot on Broad st. : . near City Market, also House and lot in reat of Parker & Humphrey, Proprietors. Movteli Men, Biller Tate ip Wun tel Meese g THIwellknown and popular Hotel. situated . ~ 91 Broad at m ve 400 at the foot of Main Street, Nevada, has been . yeCloud W D, lot on Broad st leased to 0 D Stone leased by the undersigned, (formerly employees also house andlot on Broad st above “Aus et,” of S. W. GRusH,) and are prepared to aceommoalso house in rear of Fleming’s on Commerdate travelers inas good style as any Hotel in the mouncial st s 1150 tains M . i hill ‘ ° The proprietors flatter themselves that their experipss bar pF me gopll pest: inyge eu old oak 150 ence in the business, guarantees them in stating that the . x9. a¢ee Gifford, vacant lot head of west Broadst 350 reputation of the House FOR GOOD CLEAN BeDs, and @. ycConnell JR. house and lot 2d aboveTempewell provided TABLE will always be sustained. ~“rance Hall’ : 11 00 On> of the proprietors will personally attend to the ca. yrcCalvey Charles, small house east of War.l’s tering for the House, and will always. and 2d from Birdseye’s saw-mill 200 PROVIDER THE BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS. Moore & Foss, house and Jot and barn on Boulder And they hope, by unremitting attention to their busistreet a% 6 00 ness, to inerit a continuance of the extensive patronage . Meredith Henry, vacant lot on Nevada st, al 0 two which tht house has always enjoyed. k houses on old Empire lot on Main st, also vaANDREW H. PARKER. cant lot known as Metropolis Stable lot on erines A. HUMPHREY. Main st, ie personal ptoverty 85 00 Nevada, Feb 5th 1858. McAllister Archibald. house in rear of ‘ottage on peer BETS PE SE ES Hill street together with lot, 400 et = rt . , Marsh Thomas hone aid lot on Main street, if Exe hange Bath ouse. a of Espenscheid’s ; also house and lot, 3 : = Mountainver saloon, on Commercial st, also Price Reduced to FIFTY CENTS! house and lot adjoinifg the same, also hotise GEO: THOMAS & Co. Proprictors. and lot on ommercial st, adj Denzer's, 39 00 Martin E, stock of groceries & liquors, adj Abbott's 21 00 FINE Bath House has been opened on Washington . Marsh Mr, vacant lot on High and Nevada streets, street, adjoining the American Exchange, and the opposite Orr's residence, 250 priprietors hope by strict attention to their business to re. Nye John W. vacant lot adj Miller's 200 ceive a good share patronage. n7-tf Nicholson est of, house and lot op aliss Gibson’s, 300 Zw Owen Mr pong and lot on Casote st, adj Booths, 250 r 7 Al Peters J. L, 1-3 of house and lot south side of Broad NOTICE, st, also house and lot Grass Valley road near E BLOCK Jr. has this day become a partner in Turner's old mill, 25:00 “4e our firm, and we will continue business under the . Palmer J.C, house and ‘ot lower-end of Spring st. 11 00 sd:he name and style as heretofore. Penrose Richard house and lot on road to ¢ ayoteA. BLOCK &(0 ville. next above Murray's, 300 Nevada. Feb. 1, 1258. Perker — house and lot on Stewart's hilln Rigby’s 200 Palmer — house and lot High st near E.G. Waite’s 200 Rich & Tompson. vacant let on Broad st n’r bridge 200 Rigonda Mr house and lot next to Bonetta. Raymond — cabin east of Hendley’s lot, Ricker Washington, cabin & lot lof Cavote st. Rosenbaum A house and lot, junction Main and Cayote sts;h use and lot s side Commercial st 32 00 Samuel L. hc use and lot on Broadst, and stock of cigars, also 3houses and 2}ot adj church lot on west; also 2 houses and 1 lot on Main street adjoining Keeney’s, 7 Stone 0. D. store house and stock of groceries on 3:00 200 200 Important ! ! Having made a change in our business we most earnestly request those indebted to us to settle their accounts a3 we wish toclose upour old affairs. A. BLOCK & CO. Nevada Feb Sth. 1558 Notice. LL persons indebted to the Estate of P. J. Espen55.00 5 Broad street; 500 ak seheid deecased. orto ‘he firm of Espenscheid & . Sweet — véeant] >t front of old jai’, Broad street, Coe are notified to make immediate payment to thereSanford, agent, : ' 700 of, or the necessary legal steps will be taken for the colStdles Wm ( Ysmall Konsés belonging to Union mill lection of said indebtedness. property. also house and lot, and vacant lot on 4. A SARGENT, Atty for Executors. _ ‘pring street, 1100 Nevada, Jan. 30th. 1858 febS Standish George cabin Ist above Connelly'son the — ; — east side of the road, z 150 i V t4 R Stephenson Geo & Co. small house west side of bd e we read, adjoining Boyd's, 150 \ TINTER ARRANGEMENT --0n and after . Stout F. L. house and 1t Ist below Pine st bridge December 27th, 1857, the trains of the Sacrasouth side of Deer ¢ree¥, 600 mento Valley Railroad will leave as follows, viz « Swan Nathan house and lot near Gold Flat bridge, 2 00 oi pees =tutts Robert honse and lot op Purtyman’s, also : Passenger ‘Trains: as house and lot on Gold intro. é . 400 Will leave Sacramento ddily 4t Tf o’clotk. and 2} P.M Snyder Charles, house and lot edst of Little Deer “6 “ Folsom daily at Tf 4. #12 4%. did 5p. oe. Pry Creek bridge 309 On Sundays, beside the above, there will be from SacSmith — house and lot on new Washington road ramento a l0a.™ tfait. 2d above bridge 500 ON SUNDAYS—Excurs'of Tickets will be issued at . stafford — vacant lot in rear of 2d cottage of U.S $250 for the tiip—good for the day o. ly. Gregory, < mam ~ Freight Trains. Sale John house on leased ground adjoining Mrs i re Sacra at 7. ) 12 Walker's, 40c wil — Folsom at Ack oa aig a Stevens Mrs c, house and lot on Commercial st The 7 }-2 A. M. Train will tke through Freight sane Sey e : = No freight transported on Sundays. . Thompson Alexander house and lot cor of Milland . 7 lower Spring sts. 4% STAGES connect with the7 1-2 A. M. Trains for Thomas & Stillman. house & lot south of Deer creek 9 0C Nevada, Grass Valley, Auburn, . Thomas §. 1-2 house & lot op Mr Stone, Boring, agt 4 5 Iowa Hin, Forest city, Downieville, Tedd Joseph 1-2 of house and lot on Stone Hill, alOrleans Flat, Qphir, . Gol Pill, so 2 vacant lot on Boulder st adj Tweed’s, 606 “S noistown, ake —s Greenwood Unknown, house and lot next to Morgan’s, 400 jeorgetown, Mortiion Island, Col: ma, U en Spri 5 El Dorado, 4 Diamond Springs, Placerville, Se eee eens. at —— samen n ys > ‘ «i lot west sid Spri Prairie City, Michigan Bar, Cook’s Bar, \Ureecotage seerricenerny gece ie atic eae ~ ee : ° ‘ © f Morrill’s and stable, 200 Walls Diggings, Live Oak City, Arkansas Digings Wakuowa, homage or its Tilley’s mill 250 Willow Springs, Drytown, Amador, Unknown, house & loti# old Run bidge, Sutter, Jackson, Fiddietown, left hand side, 200 And other intermediate places. The Stages will connect with the 12 mM. Train in, ar riving in Sacramento in time for the >an Franciece boats. Unknown, house and lot¢ agton & Cayote streets, adjoining An Unknown, American Exd ilding, on Main = * ac. t 3, 21 00 _ J.P ROBINSON, Supt. Unknown, cabin 2d west cf Ee it's, 150 D Pe + T : Unknown, cabin 3d west of [ Ke Nel road, 200 ] in Unknown, house and lot 1@ 5° 4%« of Dr Overton's elinquen ax List, west side of Main street, _ 1100 Unknown, house and lot ji Nc 2" #1 is near Rigby’s, 200 Unknown, vacant lot 2d be k 7 Wi.uiamson & DawNEVADA CITY. To whom assessed. Description of property. Taxes ley’s old ae Ne 3 % ae Spe ib > D. W. Arcad le § Walters Mr, open Bar and Saleen building _ coro poe sessed sae necgg ee 81100 . Walleck Mr, small house and ‘#1 ix rear of Broad Arnold Jotin W. hottse and lot by Hoel’s stable Street House and on east sideof Springst = 1: 00 near estate of Vou Poellnitz. 150 Wilson Mr, small honse and ¢* 2dj vining Belden s 250 Alban VW. G. (Kidd dgent) brick block cor Broad Ward A, house and lot ist eas’ €! Birdseye’s saw23 and Pi . 3 cot § 2 5 mill . vs 25 Auyet ‘tohn, : nee Gene = eS oe teak 76.00 Woods Charles D, house ard fet Ist wbove Jeffrey's “on Broad st. house on Pine st. ad Kiboti & Co. left side old Washingtcs regd Set 5 00 north side also house on Commercial street, . 11 00 A tages 2 ng aed and ict ¢# east side Main st es Allison Mr hous dot B f ijoining Brant’s . ;: = Pca ee Pec nbn oe 300 . Welch James, house 2nd lot in.rear of Jeffrey's 200 Aduddie Wm. Oriental stable and lot on Main 4t, 600 . VonPoellnitz estate of house aad ‘et on Broad st. 21 00 Yates & Co, brick house north side 9f Commercial street Z 21 00 —— Notice is hereby given, teat‘ Progeny of an ordinance passed by the Trustees of the city of Nevada, Nov. 234.1258, levying an¢ providing for the collection oftity taxes, I have levied uv and will expose at public sale, in front of the Court Hou-e door inthe city of Nevada. on TUESDAY, February 23d, 1258, at 10 o'cl"k A. M.allthe above described property, for taxes and Abbott & Edwards, brick house and lot, 34 Com: mercial st, frame hc use and lot on Pine street, also 2 buildings and.] lot on Commercial st. 90 00 Broullette Mrs honse & lot. w of Woods lot, Hill st, 400 Bennett & Tilley, Nevada Steam Flour Mill and stock ; also dwelling house dnd lots, 103 00 Bryson Andrew, shoe shop and stock on Broad st. 450 Ho!! To Thompsonians !! AMUEL ADAMS celebrated bes ar medicines i) for sale by 8. BAILEY, costs then remaining due and unpaid. _ successor t2 . Bailey, No. No. 22 Mai N FE. 0. TOMPKINS, Marshal, it — ee ee ee eee ae > = And Bz OfScte Tax Cellector. Patific Mail Steainship Company's Lite ; FOR PANAMA, _ Connecting yja Panama Railroad sue With the steamers of the U. S. Mail Steamship Ovupany at, Aspinwall ae FOR NEW YORK AND NEW-ORLEANS. Departure from Vallejo Street Whar ZA = The Magnificent -teamship J. L.STEPHENS. Will leave Vallejo street wharf for Panama, with U, S. Mails, Passengers, and Treasure, SATURDAY, Feb. 20th, at 9 o’clock. Passengers by the P. M. ~. Co’s Line are landed -on their arrivals at Panama upon the whayfat the sailroad erminus, by the t ompany’s steam ferry boat, and pro ceedimmediately by : Railroad across the Isthmus. “To Aspinwall, where the steamers of the U.S Mail S. S. Co. are always inreadiness toconvey themto New York or New Orleans. Passengers for New Orleans proceed by direct steamer from Aspinwall. é Through tickets are furnished, including the transit of the Isthmus. ¢ Passengers are notified that alt tickets for the steam ers of the U.S. Mail S.& Co. must be presented to their agent at Aspinwall for registry and exchange, as they will not otherwise be eee For Freight or passage y to pelea 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 Dissolution, rue firm heretofore known and styled Johnson & Phillips is this day dissolved by mutnal consent. (EB JOHNSON, H. G. PHILLIPS. January 19th, 1858. The accounts of the firm will be settled by H.GPHILLIPS &s soon as possible. jan22 DR. ChLEBURNE’S MEDICAU OFFICE, COMMERCIAL STREET. Nevada, January 29th, 1858. Executors’ Notice. LL persons having demands against the Estate of P. J ESPENSCHFID deceased are Notified to present the same properly certitied to W.R. Coe or W. W. Gates corner of Commercial and Main streets, Nevada. or J. C Birdseye at h's office at the Saw Mill, on Gold Flat road near Nevada, within ten mouths from the this date, or the same will be barred. W R.COE, J.C. BIRDSEYE. W. W. GATES. Executors of said Estate. A.A.Sargent Atty for Executors. jan29-lm Notice. URING my absence from Nevada, I have appointed C F. WOOD as my Attorney. f+ E.S ALDRICH, M.D. Nevada, Feb 12, 1858. S : Probate Notice. able OF CALIFORNIA. County of Nevada-—In the WI matterof the Estate of R WYMAN BUTTERFIELD deceased. On reading and filing the petition of F.F McKEE Aadministrator the said estate praying foran order .of sale of the real estate the:ein described, and it appearing to this Court that there is not snfficient personal estate in the hands of the said Administrator to pay the debts ontstanding against the deceased, and the expenses of administration, and that it is necessary to sell the whole or some portion of the real estate of said deceased for the payment of such debts. ItisOreered, That all persons interested in the said estate appear before this ‘ ourt at the Court room thereof, at Nevada city, county of Nevada, on MONDAY, the 22nd day of February, 1858, to! show cause if any they have, why an order should not be granted to said Admitnistrator to sell so much of the real estate of the deceased as shall be necessary to pay such debts. And it is further Ordered, That acopy the foregoing order be published once a week for four weeks, in the NevaDa JOURNAL a newspaper published in the county aforesaid THOS. H. CASWELL, County Judge, an! Ex-officio, Judge of the Probate Court. State of California. County of Nevada, ss.—I, Rufus Shoemaker, County Clerk of said (ounty, and ex-officio Clerk of the Probate Court, thereof, certify the foregoing to bea true copy ofthe original order on file and of recoré in my offieé. Witness my hand and the seal of said Probate Court I Ss ] this 27th day of January A. D. 1858. 4 We Attest: RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk. By John S. Lambert, Dep. (lerk. Summons. TATE OF CALIFORNIA, Countyof Nevada, ss : KW) District ‘ ourt of the Fourteeth Judicial District of said S'ate. The People of the State of California to ORLANDO HAMBLETON, Greeting : , You are hereby summoned to appear and answer the complaint of J N KEERAU filed against you Samuel F. Curtis and Hezekiah Coombs within ten days from the service of this writif served on you in this county, within twenty days if served on you in this District and out of this count}, and withIn forty Aays if served on you in this State and out of this District, in an action cominenced on the fourth day of February, a.p. 1858, in said Court for the recovery of Two Thonsand dollars together with interest thereon at the rate of twognd one-half pe* cent per mouth from the Istday of May a p. 1857 till paid, also for a Decree of Fereclpsure and sale of the mortgaged premises partienlarly mentioned and set forth in plaintiff’s bill of complaint on file in the office of the clerk of said Court a certitied copy of which is herewith served And you are hereby notified that if you fail to answer said complaint as leretn di ected, plaintiff will rake judgment agaist vourtheretor by defanit, together with all costs of suit, and also demand of the Court sueh other relier as is prayed for in his said complaint, Ie testimony where fl Rufus Shoemaker, Cerk of the District aforesaid, do hereynto my hand and impress the the seal of said Court at office, i the city of Nevada, this 4th day of February. a bp. 1852. RUFUS HOEMAKER, Clerk, By Win. Sinith, Deputy. jan 29 On reading and filing the affidavit of Plain‘iff it is ordered thatservice of uwmmons bemade upon said defendent, Orlando Hambleton, by publicationinthe NEVADA JOURNAL a newspaper printed and published in the town and eounty Of Nevada, once a week for three consecutive months from the date hereof. Witaess NILES SEARLS, District Judge. RuFus SuormakFR, t lerk D. C. By Wm. Smith, Dep. Meredith & Hawley Attys for Plaiatiffs. feb4 Attest. . Declaration. TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada — ‘ Notice is hereby given that I, Jane Mitchell, wife of J.B. Mitchell, a resident of said county do intend to avail myself of the provisi ns of the Act entitled ‘An Act to authorise married wcemen to transact busine s in their own name as sole tra lers,” passed April 12th, 1852. That the business in which] shall engage will be hotel keeping and bar keeping in said county, and that the capitaltherein invested therein isless than five thousand dollars, JANE W. MIT) HELL Subscribed and sworn te before me this the Sth day of Jan 1858. J. M. (LARK, febd Justice of the Peace Bleeding #é the Lungs Cured. SETH W FowLe, Esq.,—Dear Sir: Having been attacked with Hemorrhage of the Lungs, which left me with a troublesoize cough and the usual debility con<equent upon such an attach, and having cured myself by the use 3f Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry, 1 feel ita pleasure and & duty to testify to its merits. My general faith in patent medicines is small; but for those who are sufferin3 under pulmonary attacks, I dm persuaded that the Balsam is an excellent preparation. P Yours, very truly, P JONA. R. CHILDS, Editor Chickopee Telegraph. Chicopee, Mass., Feb 20, 1854. None genuine upless signed I. BUTTS on the wrapper. Sold by Agents everywhere. Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry: CONSUMPTION CURED. Sawn Francisco, Nov. 10th. 1856. Messrs Park & Wuite—Gents :—Itis with pleasu-e I a-sure you, that I am able to ald my testimony in favor of Wistar’s Bilsam of Wild Cherry. For overa year I have beenafflicted with a congh and pajn 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 also spent over one hundred dollars with ourphy sicians. But all proved of no beneficial effect. Read ing your almanac of 1855, I was induced to try you Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry: I was, at the time commenced using it, laboring with every sym) tem o 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 bonght half a dozen bottles ; and snffice it ‘osay. before I had taken it all, I was well, I must say, that it appeareito reach the very place affected, in which all other medicines failed. 1 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. F I shell always take pleasare in recommending to those who are afflicted with coughs, colds, difficult breathing, pain in the side. or any lung diseases, your Balsam of Wild Cherry, with the signature yau advertise, “Sanford & Park, Cincinnati, Ohio,” as I am informed there is an imitation put up with some other signature. Respectfully yours, DAVID ALLCUT. g¢yBeware or Base Imitations f £Y As there are quite a number of Counterfeit articles bearing the name of Wistarts Balsam of Wild Cherry, purporting to be the ‘Genuin and Originsi,”’ we therefore deem it necessary for the public good to Caution all persons who purghase the Balsam of Wild .Cherry, to look wefl at the Signature before buy ng. The “Gennine Wistar’s Balsam of Wild _herry,’’ has a FAC SIMILE of the signathre of Henry Wistar. M D, Philadelphia, and Sanfo d& Park, on afinely exeented steel engravd wrapper. Therefor+, be cautious. as nonec n be genn ine -ithout the signature of Sanford & Park For sale by Druggists generally. “PARK & WHITE are the only Agents. to whom all orders should bé@ aldressed Also, Importers, Wholesale and Retail Agents of all valuable Patent ‘edicines, warranted genuine. 132 Washington str¢et, San Franrisen, eat ee deci-3m ww BS H Rew eek = howae va SSeS : a } 1-CO for <upplying inapps; and that here gists and liquoracan always supply themrT rely enough over the New freight and charges; thus retofere, of eceasicnal svarcity WaAsHINGTON, D.C. June 10. Having made use of the Oxygeneted Bitters, prepared by Dr George B. Green, of Windsor, Vi. aud from knowledge obtained of their efficacy in other cases, we cheerf lly recommend them to the public, believing they will fully sustain the recommendation of the pro prietor. We hope that this valuable remedy may be accessibl to al] the afflicted. SamuelS. Phelps, William Upham, U 8. Senators from Vermont, . James F. Simmons, U. S. Senator from Rhode Island Oe ie Morchead, United States Senator and. formerly Governor of Kentucky. L. H. Arnold, formerly Governor of Rhode Island. Wm Woodbridge, late Governor of Michigan. Its success ineevere cases of Dyspepsia, Asthma, and General Debility of the sy A+. Wholesale & Retail Dealer in BOOK= AM INFORMED that varions liqn r-ndxers of New ye. STATIONERY, MUSI AL INSTRU o Boston, and San Franciseo, areextensively en ASS \ MENTS, MUSIC, (UTLERY, GOLD . &8ged in! putting up in square bottles, uniter varions t. iS : , PENS, FANCY GOODS, &c., has . tles, chedp imitations of my long established and re. pemcaAaSs just received the largest stock ever newned . Ne : ia We ie, offered in Nevada, ; : Wolfe’s Scheidam Aromatic .Schnapps. Books Ps Books!!! Which a ated compounds are intended to sell in A good assortment of Law, Medical Historical, Poctica 4‘ * : Masonic, Spiritual works and School Books. i : ANY QUANTITY OF aa hl , ~ b : STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS. . tert wi aivays his ste : 80 tha ie Every description of Cutlery and Gold Pens of . dealers through c the best manufacture. e:t at reg Singing Books, Music Instructors, Sheet Music, Song . York price to sters and a avoiding complaint as } MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, _ . amtextipme bien price Of.Every Variety It inn css Tati years since I fir-t imported these = 3 ge cl tg rc bad > chnappk irom the celebrated distillery in ¢*eidam. HelCheap Publications 4 land. in which I am int “dl. Tr is now conceded that A Cirenlating Library of over One Thousand volumes . re een bar Bug pon this country whieh has of the Latest and host popular works published. He 41. FHPULNESS pe EXOUin to PURITY, Also, Magazines, Periodicals, and Newspapers from al. 0" ayiscy ciaim. and for pr a “ITE AROMA or fiamost every part of the civilized world. . nie tity as d the ia e = ’ oie to their univer. wrappers for mailing—Postage Free. Bets, Acs tops gst 5 1 rat he sig. Bs ‘4 Diaries and Daily Journals for 1858—a variety of sizes } © paige tea bani oa = " peng « meee al faculty. &e., .0 for the pocket and counting-room. sue a0 ¢ xtent = ei esta bir ; men » packing the ener Maguiticent Gift-Books, Albums, Valentines, &c., for fill ite ben che cf 8,000 botdes per day, is barely able to the Holidays. el ee de = A liberal share of public patronage is solicited,fand I Pagar sae ke 3 Schnapps hav wh vi analyzed by hope by strict attention to business and Low PRICES to . the mostcclebrated Chemists. Drs. Mott and Deck, of exit the sane. J. E. HAMLIN, NewYork, and others who will certify that they are a Aiban’s Fire Proof Brick Building, Broad st. cor Pine Pe rfectly Pure Medical Tonic. . Invaluable as a remedy against Bad Water, Gravel, In Consumption Cured ! _. digestion, Dyspepsia. Debility, &e. They also certify 8 neice ter my Schnapps to be free from Arnylic NI NY cohol or Fusil Oil,an exceedingly hurtful ingredient, BY INHALING found in allcommon Gin, which Dr. Mott describes as I E D I Cc A T E D Vv A P oO R fetid, acrid, and Asthmatical and productng irreparable pA * . effects upon the nerves and stomach.” ‘he certificates also prove my Schnapps perfectly clear of “the see nd or heavier Essential Oil or Juniper, also a dangerous DR. S. M. TIBBITS. component, produced by the ov er distillation practiced to increase the quantity in making ordinary Gin.” : : The c statements are made with a view to invite com DR. S M. TIBPITS, would.present the following . parison in California between the ge ui Yolfe’ facts for the earnest consideration of those afflicted aims tha wav’ anna oe Svat y nth nap with diseases of the lungs. : mixed, doetered up, or sweetened Gin; insqnare, black } > 1 . ; _ . bottles, (imitation of m yle of bottles) under different Medicated Inhalation will cure Con names and labels, Aha We r marked London, Germany sumption. Holland Scheidam chnapps, &e. in infinite veriety— eee 2 ‘ confident that the trial will result in California just as it Wt pe ating gen year acaba ang has long since done in all the older States, in = pudiatarelin the form of vapor, are ¢ pveyed in the 2 gas ~~ oe the bogus;:untholesome imitations referred to, reathe to the most minute.air cells ip. the lungs. The Bisa soca: Smee. ny we, See rst e feet is to dissolve and renter easily expectorated . ~ ey CSS “ ; rr A he secretions in the air cells This at’ ee relieves ee a bay ay he lungs from the matter collected there,and the va of N Ww York acid cs hie. “Ist Pp a es ch een en pors being composed of healing gums and balsams, a . i, thow: stusdet rats aieihke rages ie os dice wre "tio new state of the parts takes place. the weak air cells heandie iencarees a nase Sey aig es ~— __ Ly ne are stimulated and strengthened, the ulcers and cavriiret ere nade int = vane s isbipe a Sa ide = ties heal, and the patient rapidly passes from a state of od Bibs cies is ave 7 aadant cot ict cg £ f An oe disease tohealth. This is the only means that can be Saas sil i acs: 1 wi = aie = oe, sf ‘ hes ij ne peer with any certainty relied on to cure Consumption, Asth. 4 9¢ STRYCHNINE Sante e tae Aion rained see ma, Bronchitis, or any case of Lung disease, saat 5 distitine ‘t is be x — cigs ° Gal # Nee 18 The prominent symptoms of Consumption are: slight . spout one third” ae ee eres ee ee hacking cough, mo tly pereeptible on rising in the mor. * In conclusion, I will say to all who desire nchoxeins ning or on going to bed ; tickling in the throat; sensi. . ceable t meee : 3 a) 1: brag way pst ye ezORIG) ble increase of the cough accompanied by a heavy, yel. 487° : ¢ suipulans, give ® fair telat to low mucus eXxpectorations ; haemoptysis or raising of WOLFE’S blood, which is one of the worst symptoms, as it indi: cates that tubercles have already formed in the lungs: TE pbonee oie Be bow Kj painin the chest or sides attended w th difficulty of 2 B-ave see Importer e breathing ; chills running up the back and through the + B-aver street, New York limbs ; hectic fever; night sweats; loss of appetite “ Y F diarrhea, etc., ete. Iam satisfied that consumption in its incipient stage can Le cured, but becomes morta’ by neglect, and hence any one suffer ng from long disease should lose no time in sevking the aid of this tr ment. I would therefore invite all who are suffering from the abovo described symptoms to try MEDICATED VAPOR, as the best remetly. It will certainly de no harm, andif you desire to regain health, J assure yon itis the only effectual and ratioual treatmpnt ever employed to relieve these deplorable maladies, N. B. Personal consultation and examination without charge. 3 Consultation by letter, five dollars S. M. TIEBITS, M.D. Office 135 Montgomery street, San Francisco. Dr. Tibbits also pays particular attention to the treatment of disea es of the skin and ali chronic complaints. Any person wishing to learn anything of my charac ter, qnalification, &c., I would refer them to A. SWEARINGER and ALMARIN B. PAUL, of Nevada. 7 2 : 4 : tem, places it among the ancise . 27 5 J -t an Francisco, Nov. 27 1857. mest wonderful discoveries in medical science, ahd has = = given it a reputation far beyond any remedy known for 4 ce. these complaints, in all their various forms. LL persons holding Liens upon the property of Na4 THAN Hawk are hereby notified to be and appear before John Anderson, J. P. at his office in Nevada city on SATURDAY the 20th day of February 1858, at 10 o'clock, A. M. and then and there exhibit proof of the same. : J. M. HAMILTON & CO. Nevada, January 29th. 1852. 1.0.0. F. The regular meetings of OUSTOMAH LODGE, No 16 will be held every Tuesday evening atthe new Hal" onPine street, (Kidd’s new building.) E. D. HERRICK, WN. G. nov2l-t SETH W, FowLe & Co, 138 Washington st. Boston, proprietors, Sold by their agents everywhere . Quicksilver landNitrie Acid. Can be had in any quantities at the Drug Store of Ey F. SPENCE, No. 21 Commercial street, where choice selections of Drugs and Medi ld at ines are k ryve low prices—prices suitable pt ands to the times, Home'y Pcopie, Read! Who wants a shaving soap—a beautiful sha That lathers like eream. and bh . And a ne eruption, or sou From thefa or the he : g SORp 2 sk J.B. VANHAGAN, Sec'y. GEORGE THACHER & CO. QucH is that fine en \ Wholest'* Dealers in I'NALIAN SOAP. For enring Er s, nunburn, Tan and diseolored ns, Pimples; the beantiful 1 = —— “ is ale f of Jones's Italian Chemiea! Soap ehts ail who A f \\ . \ i's B R . \ Dl i \ tse ith $Itmakesthe most ce arse, red z ] ski Wi 1 ah 4 ime i b%q . “hitejand clear as a voung chills It nt ane utening forinfants. ant is the best ~h sade. Liquors, &c¢. Cor er K and 2d sts. Sacramento. eH Ag for the sale of California Wines from the elebrated vineyard of Dr. White, Los Angeles. decli *riee reduced to 57} cenfs A Fine Hair Preserver, . Cleanser and ror thirteen vears Jon Has been used. It i aore popular ; Beautifier; Tonic. Coral Hair Restorative re words, now Are You Sick or Weak, Dyspeptic, Eter matic, Nervous? Have You any Disease Read the Theory of Life and Death. 5 geen most diseases prove tatal; that carly deaths oc cur; that people live for ye a living death, weak inanimate and exhausted—nol from the disease itself, but from an inability in ‘nature, and nature's strength te he taste, whitens the teeth, poii withstand or maintain life through the r: cf disease he enamel, purifies the breath ( ive them strength, and natnre will relieve Hf, if wroperty. elk anse $ the mouth, tor stimulated. She has given us herbs and plants to effect. Warranted uninjnuvious. Price r red . all this. Purify the blood, render the intestines, the livThese delicious compounds are sold at the above er, the heart, sue ail a et pe funcri so mai or GREATLY REDUCED PRICES woman active, and you have half conquered disease. Dr es a . > cee 5 JACOB WEBBER does conscientiously assure all who 2p every respectable Dang SOE Se oe ne eee: read this, that his Invigorating Cordial produces all the Oiice sptiga tas Setiek tw on “lng ance: —t : Nit effects above described. He has seen the old, the totter. jressed. sesaics sie tac I ga picags 9 = ing, the palsied. the nervous, the dyspeptic, the inebriee es ecl L-tf ate, the debauchee, and the invalid, revive under its in= eee aps fluence, as if new life were given them. S . ae : oe ecial Notices. Nature's Own + emedy for Man sickness. . — aes a That creates, reproduces new and pure blord—that . To be Sold.---On and after this date will be sold at acts on the Liver, Heart. Brain, Intestines, Limbs and beeesuitabl= Gi tie a eS ay Chest, that revolutionizes the whole system—gives . 77C°S Suitable to the times a cho Pay aaa of Cheinstreng’h to the most Debilitated and Weak—that conMedici Perfumery, &c. at tains no mineral or other poison. Such is, in truth, Dr. . $PENCE’S Drug Store, Commébreial Sire et, where cus »mers can be accommodated all hours vf the day and ¥, harsh, gray or light y, and keeps itso a long 11 59 cents Who wants White Peary Teeth} AFONT'S Jamajea Soap Teeth R i 4 tritice, lathers in the morith li Price reduced to £ time. iperb dencals. Drugs, Patent Jacob Webber's justly famous invigorating ‘ordial . anguitier. The extraordinary and strange oures effected by this heautiful herbaleonpoction, has astonishedail. It seems . — IR ir a ee = os to suit every coustitition. The old, the feeble, the lanSpacial Notize.—The nudersigned takes this method guid feel new life and blood is given them. The rove s = the dissipated debarchee, the weak from long disease, . °'Notifyin from taking too much medicine, calomel and other mineral poisons; the young man whose marhood is wasted whee natare’s functions are inert and lifeless experiences the bliss of robust and vigorous manhood ; his appe tite is good, his sleep quiet and refreshing; his mind and m: mory clear and certain For all eases is Dr. Jacob Webber's Invigorating Cor dial. anguitie’ most especially adapted inasmuch as the above symptoms did Dr Webber: minutely ttudy m adapting his Cordial to theirs ure. It enlivens the torpid liver, ejects all bilious matter from the system, cause sudation, or free perspiration (so necessary to health,) it purities and enriches the biood, 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 10 the sufferer asthis The Agent can, from his own know! edge of cures effected by it, conscienttously recommend it in aey of the following diseases: nervousness, weakness, languor, loss of appetite, sleep or, strength, trembling, lew spirits, decay of the natural functions, pains in the head, limbs or body, nenralgic or rheumatic, and it G often restores those to-health and strength whose consti2. 0 tutions are almost broken. The price is now reduced so that rich or poor may use it. It is put up inlarge quart bottles; price $3, or two for $5, and sold at every respectable Drug Store in Cah fornia. Proprietor ani Agent, T. Jones, box 1803, ~an Francisco, to whom all orders caa be sent by mail. decitf Decem ber 4, 1857. Furniture, Bedding &c. Wholesale & Retail. J.T. PID WELL informs his old customers and the public generally that he has just returned from the East and has resumed business at . . 140 Washington Street, San Franiciseo. From thearrangements he was enabled to make with ofthe principal Houses in New York #ad Begton, . Will be kept in constant supply with the best Goods ‘this market, and with what he intends to. manufaceure, will be enabled to fill all orders he may bé@ favored friends and the public generally that he has purchased the New DruG Srore (in the FiresProo Building. No 14 Commercial Street,) of Mr. B. B Lhayer ofSan Francisco, and has fi ale the best assortmento ENGLISH AND FRENCH DruGs, ever imported in this market. Thestore is well stocked with every article beonging to the business and having arrangements with Mr. Whayer, and other Houses of San Francisco, I can assure those who wiil give me their patronage, that they willget a better article andonas reasonable terms as at any other Stor The busine in town. ssis under the management of Dr. BL. R CARMAN, who will give proper attention tothe clee tion of desirable articles ; and trust the business will be so conducted as to merit the confidence of those in need of Medicines. to9" Prescriptions will be properly compounded KILBOURNE. Tak WATER as sombined ,withother simples, by B Wistar in his celebrated Balsam of Wild Cherry peculiar pewer over all diseases of the lungs. ,hasa Many physicians have used it in their practice, an@ gbucraliy with marked snecess. North Western Home Journal Office, ChIcaGo, ILL. Nov. 7, 1856. ; Messrs Seth W. Fowle & Co., Boston :-—Genflemen : Your OXGENATED BITTERS shx in the Wester . who are spffering from D debted to your Bitters for mn; disease. My habits at this time were se lent complaint wias aggravated by too close contin despaired of relicf, and considered myself a peptic. Leoncluded to try the Oxgenated Bitt wise conelusion it proved tobe. [have takenin all, four bottles,and Iam eured. Although rather a small man, ith. ra : , inv present weight is 160 pounds. Your Bitters need He would take this apportunity to iwform those of the . only to be known tohavea very exteusive sale in this Trade that may wish to order direct from the Hast, that . s@ction of the county. he is prepared totransmit their orders and afford them Respectfully, &c. . ‘ facilities to procure any goodsthey may desire J B MERWIN, Editor Journal. Samples of Furniture, Looking Glasses and Bedding. Soild by HENRY JOHNSON & (0. Wholesale Drug with a variéty ot Upholstery Goods, suchas Plush, Hair . gist. 146 Washington street, San Francisco, Sole Ageuta Cloth Webbing and Lent’s Patent Spiral Springs for . for the Pacific coast. Mattresses, Sofas and Chairs,and an assortment of Agent in Nevada— CABINET HARDWARE. cart Re willalso be inreceipt of invoices of Goods, whichhe = will dispose of at @sma}l advance. Robinson’s Crossing!‘ He tuerefore feels confident to be able to give satisr — = “3 ae faction to all those who may be desirous of purchasing, } HE ROAD from Nevada to Downicyille, by way btthes at wietenle we vetuil oa Robinson s Crossingis in tine condition and presente Rememiber-»140-Waahington street: The Shortest Route and Best Road for Tearis, an Franciseo. Jnne 26, 1857 To all the ex ve Mining Regions and all the Vario: —— settlement the Divide between the Sonth and J. W. DOWNING, Tailor. Midi >and North Yublas by way ‘ and Emory’s Grossing. apy Oe een J OULD inform his old friends and customers that he The Roap also affords the nearest ronte fo rs is again-established on and ‘I elers from Sacrpmepta. by way of Seman cal MAIN STREET, . s fi 5Sdoors above Meyers & Coe's Bootand Shoe Store. Realy, Grass Vall nd Neévana, ‘and the mines further ‘ jouth to Poor J Creck, Nelsn,s Creek, and all the Where he is prepared to manufacture garinents, of all . styles, to order and at reasonable rates. . . T fel that I am ins iy recovery from, this awfal epsis and my pent § Mining Regions north of Nevada and Downieville This lis easily traveled as that between Sa cramenHe keeps constantly on handalarge and wel Iselected stock of Pilot and Broad Cjoths, Cassimeres, &e.&c Partienlar attention is invited to some beautiful Velvet to gnd Nevada Four-herses can re diiy dr: f ‘ Scar ¥ dvaw from thr to four, thousand pounds of Frei at, from Nevada to Hed Vest Paterns. which he hason hand, Repairing done at short notice. top of the hill at LDownieville, when the road is not obNevada Oct. 10. 1956-+f structed by heavy rains or snow: ALLEN Y. ROBINSON, Proprietor, Seamless Sacks. 4 OR SALE eheap—By January 2 1857—1f rrived! a . Fresh Lot of pure Drags & Medicines at SPENCE® A Drug Siore Commercial street, ner hag JANSON, BOND & CO., April 3—2m . Cerner Battery and Clay etreet-*¢ RMT RAE Ase, —

SS e~! ConGress.—Mr. Gwin has presented Gen. Quitman is pitching in at the neutrality laws again and justifying Walker 4 and the fillibusters. , Mr. Douglas appears to favor the southern view of the acts of Com. Paulding in arresting Walker. He seems to go against Buehanan in every measure thus far. . . The President thinks Paulding com mitted an error, but his motives were right, .and Nicaragua is the only one to complain, and she having received a substantial benefit, will not be fiable to do s0. In executive session on the lzth Jan. Hon. Nathan Clifford was confirmed Judge of the Supreme Court in place of Curtis, resigned, by a vote ef 26 to 23. Mr. Houston has given notice of a bill to provide for the admission of Kansas into the Union. Mr. Hale, on the 18th of Jan., made a speech against the Lecompton scheme, in which he took the ground that it was the legitimate fruit of the squatter sovereignty tree planted by Mr. Douglas. He was ahout to examine the Dred Scott decision, when the Senate went into executive sessian. In the House, Mr. Washburn, of Illinois, reported a bill to amend the act providing for.the security of passengers on board of steam vessels. Mr. Blair, of Missouri, gave notice of his intention to introdueé a résolution tor the appointment of a committee to 4 enquire into the propriety of puréhasing territory in Central or South America, to be colonized with free blacks from the United States, and argued the propriety of the measuré in a for¢iblé mannef. Mr. Campbell, offered a joint resolution empowering the President to open negociations, louking to the acquisition of Canada and Nova Scotia. Mr. Humphrey Marshall presented a resolution that the Constitution be so amended as to entitle rone but native born citizens and those naturalized under the general law, to vote. A resolution was adopted instructing the Judiciary Committee to enquire into the expédiency of taking measures to restrain the immigration of foreign paupers and criminals. Congress adjourned on the 19th of January, in honor of Senator Rusk, of Texas. Th remarks of Senator Seward on the occasion are highly commehded. Mr. Douglas presses for the adinission of Minnesota into the Union very earnestly. The ‘Administration feel perfectly competent to carry through the Lecompton scheme in spite of defection. If the ; experiment fail, Pugh’s proposition will be adopted. Col. Orr makes a fair and popula: speaker. Mr. Gwin, of California, chairman of 4 the &ptcial committee on the subject of a railroad to the Pacific, reported a bill i . which is made the special order for the first Monday in February. It proposes to locate the road 4t a point on the Missouri river between the Big Sioux ard the Kansas rivers, thence running to San Francisco on the most eligible route. In aid of the construction of the work, alternate sections of land on each side of the foad are to b# gtanted, and $12,000 advanced on the completion of every twenty-five miles of the track, until $25,000 000. éxpended, the amount to be reimbursed in mail service and the transportation ‘of troops and munitions of war. The President is to receive the bids and make -the contract for twenty years. Five per #ént of thé stoék is to be issuec. CorRRESPONVENCE.—We havt tfttded out a great deal of intéresting matter this week, and given up our coltittns to correspondents. To CorresponDENnts.—“Parent’ and his communication is referred to the District Attorney, who will attend to the demands of the law and the community : so far as the sanctity of both is concern{ ed. . The letters of “S.” will be found ‘ interebting, as, also, that of “Sam.” “Justice” will be “done” up brown hereafter. ASrorm.—A storm commenced here on Sunday forenoon which continued till Wednesday morning with considera~ ble e’m. Much rain fell during that time accompanied with high wind. The miners are now supplied with an abundance .of water. Appearances indicate the weather is not yet settled. ~~, “q ; i A correspondent of the New York News, writing from Washington, says, Mr. Buchanan is the truest type of a great mau that has presided over the nation since the time of Washington and Jefferson. The Locofocos are forgetting Jackson —_— Dreadful Calamity.—A heart rending calamity occurred in Brooklyn, N. Y. Jan.,19th, the Public School house No. ~ 14, corner of Navy and Concord streets, Brooklyn, was destroyed by fire in the afternoon, and during the excitement which prevailed, seven boys, between the ages of 6 and 10 years, were suffocated while attempting to escape from-the building. Two others were so severely injured that they can hardly survive, ‘ } Dastardly and Brutal. Assault.—John & resolution inquiring into the expedien-. Center, an estimable citizen of San ty of sending a Minister to Japan. Franciseo, was assaulted in the Forrest peer Theater, Sacramento, and beaten in a most brutal manner by a “law and order” gang of villains, on Saturday night last. At the close of a peiformance, Center remained behind till nearly all were out, the lights were nearly extinguished, when the gang raised the ery of “vigilante,” and iishéd upon him beating his head and face in a most hors rid manner. The Vigilance Committee committed one mistake—they ought to have hung a few more whilé they wére about ft. Miss E. E. Burbank of Palmyra, N. Y., was presented on New Year's Day with $20,000 and a land warrant for 160 acres of land, by her brother who resides in Louisiana. An exchange thinks she should now have a husband to cultivatc her farm and her affections. Lecture.—L. M. Kellogg, Esq., of this city, will deliver the third Lecture of the course at the Brick Church, this (Friday) evening, at 7 1-2 o’clock. Subject—The present and future influence of Napoleon the Great. Burnine Mountats.—The Sierra Co. Messenger learns that the mountain near Jamison continues to burn, and a large portion of the surface had caved in. The fire seems to be extending deeper, and follows the stratum of the deposit into the hill. be predicted. The result cannot A Harp Case.—The case of the actress, Mrs. Campbell) who attempted suicide in San Francisco, oa thursday last, by jumping from Meiggs’ wharf, has attracted the attention and sympathy of her former associates upon the boards; wht it is said have came to her relief and donated liberally for her mainténaheeé and future support. Newekr.==A lump of gold weighing 48 oz., and viliied at nearly $1,000, was recently taken out by a conplé of miners frott their claim at Sear’s Flat, Sierra Co. Tlie Messenger 3a¥s this is the largest lump ever found in the county, ‘The mining news from that section seems to be of a highly favorable character. > oe BORN.—Feb 16th, the wife of Max Rosenheim of twin dan§hters. ae Constable's Saie. TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, ss.— \O By virtue of adecree of sale to me delivered issued from the court of John Anderson Esq, an acting Justice of the Peace, in and for the County aforesaid, bearing date January the 14th, AD, 1858, to satisfy a judgment rendered by said Justice on the 30th day of March, AD, 1857 in favor of Winslow Hall and Artemas Rogers, and against E W. >mith and Lydia Smith, his wife, for the sum of $215 00 debt, interest, damages and costs of suit. I will selltothe highest bidder for eash, the following described property to-wit—A house and lot on Broad street in the city of Nevada, being a two story framed building and known by the name of the Union Hote’, the same property the defendant now lives in. I will sell at the Court House door in said county on FRIDAY the !2th day of Fefruary, AD, 12858 between the hours of 9 o'clock, AM, and 5 o'clock, PM, of said day. To be sold as the property of E. W. Sinith and wife to satisfy the above demands and accruing costs. U.S. GREGORY, Constable. Nevade city, January 14, 1858. The above sale is postponed, by order of pleintiffs, to Saturday Februsry 27th, 1858. U. S. GREGORY, Constable. » me v4 ae = a Le Udolphé Wa -fe’s Sch. apps. A Medicinal Diet Drink, of eminently salutary qualities, manufactured by himself exclusively, at his factory at Schiedam, in Holland2 Itis made from the best Barley that can be select d in Europe, with the essence of an aromatic Italian berry, ot acknowledged and extraordinary medicinal properties, It haslongsince acquired a higher reputation, both in Europe and America, han any other diuretic beworage. In Gravel, Gout and Rheumatism, in Obstructions of the Bladder and Kidneys, and ingeneral Debility, its effects are prompt, decided, and inva iable reliable. And it is notonly a remedy tor these maladies, but, in all eases in which they dre produced by drinking bad water, which is almost universally the cause of them, it operates asa SURE PREVENTIVE. The distressing effect upon the stomach, bowels, and bladder, of travelers, or new residents, and all persons unaccustomed to them, produced by the waters ef nearly all our great inland rivers, like the Ohio, Mississippi and Alabama, from the large quantity of decayed vegetable matter contained in them, in a state of solution, is well Known, as is also that of the waters oflimestone regions. in producing Gravel, Calculi, and Stene in the Bladder. The AROMATIC =CHIEDAM Scusarrs is an absolute corrective of these injurious properties of bad water, and consequently prevents the diseases which they occasion. Itis also fouud to be a cure and preventive of Fever and Ague, a complaint caused by the conjoint effects of vegetable malaria in the atmosphere. and vegetable putrescences in the waters of tHUse districts in which it principally p-evails, The AltUmaTtic SCHIEDAM CHNAPPs is consequently tit great detliand by persons traveling, or about to settle in those parts of the country, es, ecially, as wellas by mapyin every community whereit has become known, on dbtolint of its various other remedial properties. . P Inall cases of a Dropsical teHdentt, it 4s generally the only remedy required, when adopted .n the early stages of the dis: s In Despepsik inalad!sé, when taken in proper quai! Hes, as d dict drink, énd especially dt din ver, itis fold. by untfortn expe nt, tobe eintifintiy efic dcious in the most *, when evyen-the bestof thé usual rere failed to afford more thay thinporary relief. of Flatulency, itis an imitt/-diate and invs rialite sj :and it may be adninwtered indiluted afl proportionate quantities, eten to yoling infdnts, in ail tht8e paroxysius of griping péin in Latd bowels to winch they dre espee. A ly su.iiasin the coheof grown persens. lisjudicious dtopion in conpection with the principal . medis,or when @ seuseofex)a@ustion dictates its use, Never (#ustoreieve the detility @tenddut upon pro racted Curouie matadics, low tempe: ament, avd exhaust ed vital energy, by whatever cause induce "Phese are facts tu Which many of the most eminent medical men, both in +urope aid the United Stares, have borne testimony, aod whicu are corrovorated by their highest writ ten authorities Fut up in quart and pint bottles, in cases of one dozen, With iy Hameonthe bettie, cork, and FAC sIMILE ot my signatureon the lavel or sale by aii the resoettavie Diuggists aud dealers in California dad Ore sn, UDOLPHO WOLFE, Soie Importer, 22 Beaker strect, New York. Caution to the Publié. London Cordial Gin, Club-House Gi, Schiedam Schnapps, Medieated Schrappi. Royal Schnapps. After several years’ experimenting in the manufacture of Gin, I fortunately succeeded {n the year 1848, in maktngadiseovery inits manufacture by whichit was deprived ofall acrid and inflammatory properties, and reduced perfectly pure. My manufactory is at Schiedam. Holland. Afterseveral months’ reflection what title to give it, l introduce it tothe Anerican public under the name of “Wolfe’s Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps.??— ~chiedam is the name of tle piace in Hol Quu were he Gin is manufac.ured ; Aromatic derives its name ron thd Italian Juniper Berry, with which it is flavored ; and the word “Nchnapps”is the German for drink—Cogue Dram—Wolfe’s Schiedam Aromatic Drink. No -ooner had my Schnapps been introluced to the American public, and received with approbation, than the liquor mixers ef New York, Boston and Philadelphia. started in pursult with their mixed aud poisonous stuff, under various names—Schiedam Gin, Schiedam Schnapps. London Ciub-House Gin, London Cordial Gin, &c., and in several cases my labels have been so perfectly imitated, withonly the additionofafew letters to plead a technical avoidance of the law, and so carefully prepared as to impose on careless purchasers. I understanda large quantity has been purchased by merchants of California, on account ofthe cheapness of the articles. lespecially caution the public against those vile tmitation of my bottles, and wrappers of same colors—yellow paper, with blue and red printing—intended to deceive careless buyers Such bottles contain the worst kind of doctored upand unwholesome hquors. A merchant who participates indirectly in the fraud by selling spurious articles, is as much an offender as the principal wno planned the imposition. } hope every honest man in California who valtes the héatth of thé community in which he lives, will aid me in ferreting out and exposing the unscrupulous merchant, who, for the sake of a few cents, will put in jeopardy the lives of the community in which be lives. Such men should be Mailed to the pillory of popular execration. : The a Sehnapps can be purchased at wholesale from alithe respeetable Liquor Dealers and Druggists in San Francisco. < Ihaveappointed Crosty & DipeLer, Sdn Francisco. Sole Agents for the m Aromatic -chaxppe for . California and Oregon. : jan 22 UVOLPHO WOLFF. + ~Swe aE pain meinen ILE NIT PILLS LEER SOF et re PE PCF LIL IRIE LIL AA OOS, PPLE ETI Sty res 7 F. E. BAILEY, M.D. AVING permanently settled in the city with his Delinquent wax List. Boswell John, two horses and wagons, 4 cows, and Family adopts this method of tendering his services 7 head young cattle, on old Washington road, 8 50 o the citizens of Nevada and vicinity as a Burguin Jone, colored, house and lot nearly oppo= site Catholic Church “ayote street. 500 PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. . bright Georze. house andlotad F. J. Dunn's, 400 : Bullard J. H. hb ot north side Main And having been for 12 years in sticcessful practice he osnetpen seanicempteantn east, 900 thinks itno arrogance to claim for himself reasonable Cassin H. house and lot, : 8 00 qualifications as a Carty D &Co house and lot (ball court) and stock t of liquors, on Broad street, 00 : FAM iILY PHYSICIAN. Coenen A. El Dorado property Broad street, .~ (e" He would also call especial attention to the folT. Buckner, agent, 26 00 lowing card of Dr. Harvey Hunt: Carr F. C. blacksmith shop and stock, op Davis’ on ‘ Spring street. 6 00 7° From my persoual acquaintance with the charac. Carlow Oliver & Bro, small house next above StanF ter and qualifications of DR. BatLey, I do che-rfully dish on road to Cayoteville, 149 reccmmend him te my former patrons and friends as my Cusick h, strall house next above Carlow successor, SAkeGs HOM.) oe eee i Bro on read to Cayoteville, Cain Emerson. house and lot in Cayoteville. ‘ hestnut John, house and lot south of Pier’s, also Orricz—In the rear of the Main street Drug Store. Resideng-—Washington Street, firstdoorsouth of the house and lot next south of same, 1100 Catholic Church. . Coe A house and lot on Water st next to Briggs, 500 Nevada, January &th. 1858.—tf Cross Mrs, two houses and lots, near Mr. Warren's lot on Broad street, rpg fations! riceel, # 00 3 . Craft john, house and let on Main st adj Hill's, 100 . a _Sheriff’s Sale. Cody Jesse. house and lot adj Dr. Kent's Com'l st, 6 00 B* virtue ofan Execution to me directed and issued . Davis John, Brooklyn house and lot belonging to ont ot the Honorable Distriet Court of the 14th JudiJ. Hoel, ; cial Disirict,on a indgment rendered in said Court on . Dolexey Josephine, dwelling house on Jot belongthe 22d day of December A. 1). 1857. in favor of T. ELing to Hoel, near Rebon’s store. 350 LARD BEANS and W, J. KNOX and against ZENAS . Dawley H. & Houston, house and lot west side of WHEELER, JAMES WALSH and RICHARD HOMthe road. near Laird’s Flum, 400 FRAY for the sum of three hundred and eighty-seven . Dunn F. J. house and lot on Washington street, 80-100 dollars, debt, with interest on the said sum of north of Catholic Church, 2109 $387 80 from the 22d Dec, !857, at the rate of ten per ct. per annum till paid. together with costs of suit-taxed at sixty-tive 40-100 doliars, I have levied upon and seized the following described property. which was heretotore attached on the 4th day of Noy. 4. D, 1857, All the right, title and interest of said deferidants in atid to a certain Quartz Mill, with all the apputtenances. situated on Mud Flat. &botit one mile south of Nevada city, also maDenzer Charles brick house & loton Commercial st 21 00 Eckin Wm. house and lot near Laird’s Flume, 250 Eastman T W, frame house and lot adjoining Grier’s brick 11 00 “Edward. Wim, (colored), house and lot 2d above Hussey’so: ashington road 400 Foster. Northern & Co, 4small buildings with lots east of Half Mile House, also vacan. lot opchinery, quartz, ledge of quartz, buildings, &c. belongposite side of road 10 00 ing to said defendants. xia Foster Mr, cottage house and lot 3d house above Notice is hereby given that qn Thursday the I4th da emperance Hall 400 January, «4. D. 1858, between the hours of 10 o0’clock . Frazer James, house and lot 6th above Tempea. M.and 4 o'clock P. M., ili front of the coyrt house door rance Hall 350 in the city of Nevada, I will expose for sale all of the . Funston M H, house and lot west of Burabove described property to the highest bidder, tor cash ton’s 11 00 to satisfy the judgment aforesaid. Ferre Horace R, house and lot on Boulder st, also Given under my hand this 24th day of December, 1857. yacant lot by houstop Mainst Bridge 22 00 &. Ww, BORING, Ford thancey, honse and lot on Cayote st next Sheriff of N.C. across the ravine . 6 00 : ~~ osuph, house and loton Cottage st. ad H The above sale is postponed to MONDAY the 15th ‘ at ee b 350 day of February, A, D. 1*58 ‘ Frisbie Mrs C A or L P, Nevada Theaterand lot, S. W. BORING, Sheriff N.C, fire burber’s shop and lot ad., also brick store . ra a A ce stock af ligogrs, also lot on which = z ote The above sale is postponed to MUNDAY, the: first ee day of March Gazley Miles, house in rear of Lachman’s oneast . side of Spring st 5 j barn and shed on Grass Valley road Giovanaro G, Ale and Porter saloon No 58 Broad st, and Lar fixtures 3 00 Hyer Henry, house and lot junction of Spring and Mill ste, also house and lot south side Spring st, also house and lot on (ommerci4] st Ist ~ W. BORING, St eriff of Nevada Co. Administrator’s Notice. YHE undersigned, public administrator for the County of Nevada, will on SATURDAY, the tenth day of March next sell at public avetion for cash in hand the following property belonging to the estate of JOHN above Yankee Blade and per. property 36 00 WALTERS, two louses and lot and appurtenances sit. ffumphrey C, house corner of Spring and Mill.st# 4.00 uated in the city of Nevada, near the junction of Cayote, . Hamilton Fmanuel, (col’d,) house and lit west Oregon ravine. Said saie will be in front of the Court side Spring st 50 House at 12 o'clock, M. febi2 F. Hart J F, house and loton Stones’ Hill next Mr Stout’s 5 00 Harper Mrs, house and lot adjoining Nevada Flour Mill, also house and lot on read from Pine st I. NI HOLSON, P. A. The following from one of our Agents, who is too well now Nin his own State to ede sing by us, will be Bridge 9 00 : pana haga meen SMTE NE DEES, “ Henley John, house and lot southwest of Weller’s read with interest by Dyspeptics : house 300 LEBANON, N. H. Feb. 29, 1856. Housman Lord, house and lot op. Baruh’s, NevaMessrs Seth W. Fowle & Co--Gentlemen :—Please da st 500 send by Express, another Box of Oxygenated Bitters, ax . Hall & McAllister, house and lot on Hill st, ad. weare Nearly out. These Bitters have recently been usLambert’s, also house and lot ad same 10 00 ed with unusual benetit by a member of my family, who has derived more advantage from it than from all other medicines which fact being known greatly mnfluenees the demand forthe Bitters. Thereis no profession, in which a reputation for truth and sincerity is more desirable, than in that of an Apotheeary ; and for this reason Hall Charles R, louse and lot cor Hill st and old Wa-hington read Hawk Nathan, house and lot ad. County Hospital, also per. prop. of 2 cows and wagon 19 50 Hall John D. house and lot on Commercial st Harris L B, one eight horse power eugine used by I have always been careful in recommending remedies, Black & Hughes in Sash Fd¢to: y 11 00 But I feel perfectly safe in advising all who are troubled . Hyer Henry, Billiard Table and saloon fixtures on with Dnspep-ia, to resort at once to the OxygcNatsd Commercial st 900 Bitters, Yours truly, &c, Tsoard A, Columbus Saloon and lot, also Jot on which stands the open Bar and stock liquors 28 00 Jenkins John, house and lot on Broad st below John Blyth’s Jones Mr, house and lot west of large Flume and south of main road~ Jeffreys James, Bar fi tures in Last Chance Saloon, alSodwellin, house and lot on old Washington road Jacobs Mr, vacant lot below Willis’s houses 200 Janes Mrs, house and lot and lot near to and on the right of Gold Run bridge Jones Sainuel, house and lot on Boulder st opposite Purtyman’s, also 2 horses and wagon and 1 . . yoke cattle and wagon 900 Keloher Patrick, house and lot ad. Yankee Blade on ommercial st, also house and lot on Broad at 1075 Knapp J B, house and lot on Cottage Hill near Rev Warren’s Kent Charles, house and lot on Main st (Keystone Market), also house and lot on Water, also 3 vacant lots on Boulder st Kilbourne GO, house and lot east side Main st, also stock in trade on Commercial st, also brick building cor. Commercial and Pine Sts, also frame house on Pine st. ad. brick 71 ¢ °° GEO. 8S. KENDRICK, Sold by Henry Johnson & Co. Wholesale Druggists, 146 Washington street, San Francisco, sole Agents for the Pacific cvast. SELLING OFF! To close Partnership! ALSTON, NEWMAN & CO,, No. 45 Broad street, near the Post Office. We will sell our entire stock of CLOTHING, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats, &e. Consisting of every article in their line at GREAT BARGAINS !! Allin wart of Clothing, willconsult their own interest by examining our Stock and Prices, before purchasing 600 400 6 00 35 00 S Kent & McAllister, vapant lot oppo-ite Belden’s ov elsewhere. Levey Wm, house and lot opposite Weller’s ptoperty 500 Lyman B Wn, house and lot near Little Deer Creek Bridge, al o house and lot {th above Little Deer Creek Bridge op. Clevelands, also Special Notice ! gr All persons indebted to us, are most earnestly two horses and wagon 10 00 requeste1 to call and settle. “ 3° Lambert John S, house and lot on Hill st 12 00 Alston, Newman & Co. Lairy A W, house and lot on Commercial next Nevada, Feb, 12, 158. above Ramus’s 500 2 =. ely i ietee Thos = hosenged lot 2 Nevada st, form ° erly owned by Williamson & pawley 1600 The Monumental Hotel i Muldoon Mary Jane, hou%s and lot on Broad st. : . near City Market, also House and lot in reat of Parker & Humphrey, Proprietors. Movteli Men, Biller Tate ip Wun tel Meese g THIwellknown and popular Hotel. situated . ~ 91 Broad at m ve 400 at the foot of Main Street, Nevada, has been . yeCloud W D, lot on Broad st leased to 0 D Stone leased by the undersigned, (formerly employees also house andlot on Broad st above “Aus et,” of S. W. GRusH,) and are prepared to aceommoalso house in rear of Fleming’s on Commerdate travelers inas good style as any Hotel in the mouncial st s 1150 tains M . i hill ‘ ° The proprietors flatter themselves that their experipss bar pF me gopll pest: inyge eu old oak 150 ence in the business, guarantees them in stating that the . x9. a¢ee Gifford, vacant lot head of west Broadst 350 reputation of the House FOR GOOD CLEAN BeDs, and @. ycConnell JR. house and lot 2d aboveTempewell provided TABLE will always be sustained. ~“rance Hall’ : 11 00 On> of the proprietors will personally attend to the ca. yrcCalvey Charles, small house east of War.l’s tering for the House, and will always. and 2d from Birdseye’s saw-mill 200 PROVIDER THE BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS. Moore & Foss, house and Jot and barn on Boulder And they hope, by unremitting attention to their busistreet a% 6 00 ness, to inerit a continuance of the extensive patronage . Meredith Henry, vacant lot on Nevada st, al 0 two which tht house has always enjoyed. k houses on old Empire lot on Main st, also vaANDREW H. PARKER. cant lot known as Metropolis Stable lot on erines A. HUMPHREY. Main st, ie personal ptoverty 85 00 Nevada, Feb 5th 1858. McAllister Archibald. house in rear of ‘ottage on peer BETS PE SE ES Hill street together with lot, 400 et = rt . , Marsh Thomas hone aid lot on Main street, if Exe hange Bath ouse. a of Espenscheid’s ; also house and lot, 3 : = Mountainver saloon, on Commercial st, also Price Reduced to FIFTY CENTS! house and lot adjoinifg the same, also hotise GEO: THOMAS & Co. Proprictors. and lot on ommercial st, adj Denzer's, 39 00 Martin E, stock of groceries & liquors, adj Abbott's 21 00 FINE Bath House has been opened on Washington . Marsh Mr, vacant lot on High and Nevada streets, street, adjoining the American Exchange, and the opposite Orr's residence, 250 priprietors hope by strict attention to their business to re. Nye John W. vacant lot adj Miller's 200 ceive a good share patronage. n7-tf Nicholson est of, house and lot op aliss Gibson’s, 300 Zw Owen Mr pong and lot on Casote st, adj Booths, 250 r 7 Al Peters J. L, 1-3 of house and lot south side of Broad NOTICE, st, also house and lot Grass Valley road near E BLOCK Jr. has this day become a partner in Turner's old mill, 25:00 “4e our firm, and we will continue business under the . Palmer J.C, house and ‘ot lower-end of Spring st. 11 00 sd:he name and style as heretofore. Penrose Richard house and lot on road to ¢ ayoteA. BLOCK &(0 ville. next above Murray's, 300 Nevada. Feb. 1, 1258. Perker — house and lot on Stewart's hilln Rigby’s 200 Palmer — house and lot High st near E.G. Waite’s 200 Rich & Tompson. vacant let on Broad st n’r bridge 200 Rigonda Mr house and lot next to Bonetta. Raymond — cabin east of Hendley’s lot, Ricker Washington, cabin & lot lof Cavote st. Rosenbaum A house and lot, junction Main and Cayote sts;h use and lot s side Commercial st 32 00 Samuel L. hc use and lot on Broadst, and stock of cigars, also 3houses and 2}ot adj church lot on west; also 2 houses and 1 lot on Main street adjoining Keeney’s, 7 Stone 0. D. store house and stock of groceries on 3:00 200 200 Important ! ! Having made a change in our business we most earnestly request those indebted to us to settle their accounts a3 we wish toclose upour old affairs. A. BLOCK & CO. Nevada Feb Sth. 1558 Notice. LL persons indebted to the Estate of P. J. Espen55.00 5 Broad street; 500 ak seheid deecased. orto ‘he firm of Espenscheid & . Sweet — véeant] >t front of old jai’, Broad street, Coe are notified to make immediate payment to thereSanford, agent, : ' 700 of, or the necessary legal steps will be taken for the colStdles Wm ( Ysmall Konsés belonging to Union mill lection of said indebtedness. property. also house and lot, and vacant lot on 4. A SARGENT, Atty for Executors. _ ‘pring street, 1100 Nevada, Jan. 30th. 1858 febS Standish George cabin Ist above Connelly'son the — ; — east side of the road, z 150 i V t4 R Stephenson Geo & Co. small house west side of bd e we read, adjoining Boyd's, 150 \ TINTER ARRANGEMENT --0n and after . Stout F. L. house and 1t Ist below Pine st bridge December 27th, 1857, the trains of the Sacrasouth side of Deer ¢ree¥, 600 mento Valley Railroad will leave as follows, viz « Swan Nathan house and lot near Gold Flat bridge, 2 00 oi pees =tutts Robert honse and lot op Purtyman’s, also : Passenger ‘Trains: as house and lot on Gold intro. é . 400 Will leave Sacramento ddily 4t Tf o’clotk. and 2} P.M Snyder Charles, house and lot edst of Little Deer “6 “ Folsom daily at Tf 4. #12 4%. did 5p. oe. Pry Creek bridge 309 On Sundays, beside the above, there will be from SacSmith — house and lot on new Washington road ramento a l0a.™ tfait. 2d above bridge 500 ON SUNDAYS—Excurs'of Tickets will be issued at . stafford — vacant lot in rear of 2d cottage of U.S $250 for the tiip—good for the day o. ly. Gregory, < mam ~ Freight Trains. Sale John house on leased ground adjoining Mrs i re Sacra at 7. ) 12 Walker's, 40c wil — Folsom at Ack oa aig a Stevens Mrs c, house and lot on Commercial st The 7 }-2 A. M. Train will tke through Freight sane Sey e : = No freight transported on Sundays. . Thompson Alexander house and lot cor of Milland . 7 lower Spring sts. 4% STAGES connect with the7 1-2 A. M. Trains for Thomas & Stillman. house & lot south of Deer creek 9 0C Nevada, Grass Valley, Auburn, . Thomas §. 1-2 house & lot op Mr Stone, Boring, agt 4 5 Iowa Hin, Forest city, Downieville, Tedd Joseph 1-2 of house and lot on Stone Hill, alOrleans Flat, Qphir, . Gol Pill, so 2 vacant lot on Boulder st adj Tweed’s, 606 “S noistown, ake —s Greenwood Unknown, house and lot next to Morgan’s, 400 jeorgetown, Mortiion Island, Col: ma, U en Spri 5 El Dorado, 4 Diamond Springs, Placerville, Se eee eens. at —— samen n ys > ‘ «i lot west sid Spri Prairie City, Michigan Bar, Cook’s Bar, \Ureecotage seerricenerny gece ie atic eae ~ ee : ° ‘ © f Morrill’s and stable, 200 Walls Diggings, Live Oak City, Arkansas Digings Wakuowa, homage or its Tilley’s mill 250 Willow Springs, Drytown, Amador, Unknown, house & loti# old Run bidge, Sutter, Jackson, Fiddietown, left hand side, 200 And other intermediate places. The Stages will connect with the 12 mM. Train in, ar riving in Sacramento in time for the >an Franciece boats. Unknown, house and lot¢ agton & Cayote streets, adjoining An Unknown, American Exd ilding, on Main = * ac. t 3, 21 00 _ J.P ROBINSON, Supt. Unknown, cabin 2d west cf Ee it's, 150 D Pe + T : Unknown, cabin 3d west of [ Ke Nel road, 200 ] in Unknown, house and lot 1@ 5° 4%« of Dr Overton's elinquen ax List, west side of Main street, _ 1100 Unknown, house and lot ji Nc 2" #1 is near Rigby’s, 200 Unknown, vacant lot 2d be k 7 Wi.uiamson & DawNEVADA CITY. To whom assessed. Description of property. Taxes ley’s old ae Ne 3 % ae Spe

ib > D. W. Arcad le § Walters Mr, open Bar and Saleen building _ coro poe sessed sae necgg ee 81100 . Walleck Mr, small house and ‘#1 ix rear of Broad Arnold Jotin W. hottse and lot by Hoel’s stable Street House and on east sideof Springst = 1: 00 near estate of Vou Poellnitz. 150 Wilson Mr, small honse and ¢* 2dj vining Belden s 250 Alban VW. G. (Kidd dgent) brick block cor Broad Ward A, house and lot ist eas’ €! Birdseye’s saw23 and Pi . 3 cot § 2 5 mill . vs 25 Auyet ‘tohn, : nee Gene = eS oe teak 76.00 Woods Charles D, house ard fet Ist wbove Jeffrey's “on Broad st. house on Pine st. ad Kiboti & Co. left side old Washingtcs regd Set 5 00 north side also house on Commercial street, . 11 00 A tages 2 ng aed and ict ¢# east side Main st es Allison Mr hous dot B f ijoining Brant’s . ;: = Pca ee Pec nbn oe 300 . Welch James, house 2nd lot in.rear of Jeffrey's 200 Aduddie Wm. Oriental stable and lot on Main 4t, 600 . VonPoellnitz estate of house aad ‘et on Broad st. 21 00 Yates & Co, brick house north side 9f Commercial street Z 21 00 —— Notice is hereby given, teat‘ Progeny of an ordinance passed by the Trustees of the city of Nevada, Nov. 234.1258, levying an¢ providing for the collection oftity taxes, I have levied uv and will expose at public sale, in front of the Court Hou-e door inthe city of Nevada. on TUESDAY, February 23d, 1258, at 10 o'cl"k A. M.allthe above described property, for taxes and Abbott & Edwards, brick house and lot, 34 Com: mercial st, frame hc use and lot on Pine street, also 2 buildings and.] lot on Commercial st. 90 00 Broullette Mrs honse & lot. w of Woods lot, Hill st, 400 Bennett & Tilley, Nevada Steam Flour Mill and stock ; also dwelling house dnd lots, 103 00 Bryson Andrew, shoe shop and stock on Broad st. 450 Ho!! To Thompsonians !! AMUEL ADAMS celebrated bes ar medicines i) for sale by 8. BAILEY, costs then remaining due and unpaid. _ successor t2 . Bailey, No. No. 22 Mai N FE. 0. TOMPKINS, Marshal, it — ee ee ee eee ae > = And Bz OfScte Tax Cellector. Patific Mail Steainship Company's Lite ; FOR PANAMA, _ Connecting yja Panama Railroad sue With the steamers of the U. S. Mail Steamship Ovupany at, Aspinwall ae FOR NEW YORK AND NEW-ORLEANS. Departure from Vallejo Street Whar ZA = The Magnificent -teamship J. L.STEPHENS. Will leave Vallejo street wharf for Panama, with U, S. Mails, Passengers, and Treasure, SATURDAY, Feb. 20th, at 9 o’clock. Passengers by the P. M. ~. Co’s Line are landed -on their arrivals at Panama upon the whayfat the sailroad erminus, by the t ompany’s steam ferry boat, and pro ceedimmediately by : Railroad across the Isthmus. “To Aspinwall, where the steamers of the U.S Mail S. S. Co. are always inreadiness toconvey themto New York or New Orleans. Passengers for New Orleans proceed by direct steamer from Aspinwall. é Through tickets are furnished, including the transit of the Isthmus. ¢ Passengers are notified that alt tickets for the steam ers of the U.S. Mail S.& Co. must be presented to their agent at Aspinwall for registry and exchange, as they will not otherwise be eee For Freight or passage y to pelea 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 Dissolution, rue firm heretofore known and styled Johnson & Phillips is this day dissolved by mutnal consent. (EB JOHNSON, H. G. PHILLIPS. January 19th, 1858. The accounts of the firm will be settled by H.GPHILLIPS &s soon as possible. jan22 DR. ChLEBURNE’S MEDICAU OFFICE, COMMERCIAL STREET. Nevada, January 29th, 1858. Executors’ Notice. LL persons having demands against the Estate of P. J ESPENSCHFID deceased are Notified to present the same properly certitied to W.R. Coe or W. W. Gates corner of Commercial and Main streets, Nevada. or J. C Birdseye at h's office at the Saw Mill, on Gold Flat road near Nevada, within ten mouths from the this date, or the same will be barred. W R.COE, J.C. BIRDSEYE. W. W. GATES. Executors of said Estate. A.A.Sargent Atty for Executors. jan29-lm Notice. URING my absence from Nevada, I have appointed C F. WOOD as my Attorney. f+ E.S ALDRICH, M.D. Nevada, Feb 12, 1858. S : Probate Notice. able OF CALIFORNIA. County of Nevada-—In the WI matterof the Estate of R WYMAN BUTTERFIELD deceased. On reading and filing the petition of F.F McKEE Aadministrator the said estate praying foran order .of sale of the real estate the:ein described, and it appearing to this Court that there is not snfficient personal estate in the hands of the said Administrator to pay the debts ontstanding against the deceased, and the expenses of administration, and that it is necessary to sell the whole or some portion of the real estate of said deceased for the payment of such debts. ItisOreered, That all persons interested in the said estate appear before this ‘ ourt at the Court room thereof, at Nevada city, county of Nevada, on MONDAY, the 22nd day of February, 1858, to! show cause if any they have, why an order should not be granted to said Admitnistrator to sell so much of the real estate of the deceased as shall be necessary to pay such debts. And it is further Ordered, That acopy the foregoing order be published once a week for four weeks, in the NevaDa JOURNAL a newspaper published in the county aforesaid THOS. H. CASWELL, County Judge, an! Ex-officio, Judge of the Probate Court. State of California. County of Nevada, ss.—I, Rufus Shoemaker, County Clerk of said (ounty, and ex-officio Clerk of the Probate Court, thereof, certify the foregoing to bea true copy ofthe original order on file and of recoré in my offieé. Witness my hand and the seal of said Probate Court I Ss ] this 27th day of January A. D. 1858. 4 We Attest: RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk. By John S. Lambert, Dep. (lerk. Summons. TATE OF CALIFORNIA, Countyof Nevada, ss : KW) District ‘ ourt of the Fourteeth Judicial District of said S'ate. The People of the State of California to ORLANDO HAMBLETON, Greeting : , You are hereby summoned to appear and answer the complaint of J N KEERAU filed against you Samuel F. Curtis and Hezekiah Coombs within ten days from the service of this writif served on you in this county, within twenty days if served on you in this District and out of this count}, and withIn forty Aays if served on you in this State and out of this District, in an action cominenced on the fourth day of February, a.p. 1858, in said Court for the recovery of Two Thonsand dollars together with interest thereon at the rate of twognd one-half pe* cent per mouth from the Istday of May a p. 1857 till paid, also for a Decree of Fereclpsure and sale of the mortgaged premises partienlarly mentioned and set forth in plaintiff’s bill of complaint on file in the office of the clerk of said Court a certitied copy of which is herewith served And you are hereby notified that if you fail to answer said complaint as leretn di ected, plaintiff will rake judgment agaist vourtheretor by defanit, together with all costs of suit, and also demand of the Court sueh other relier as is prayed for in his said complaint, Ie testimony where fl Rufus Shoemaker, Cerk of the District aforesaid, do hereynto my hand and impress the the seal of said Court at office, i the city of Nevada, this 4th day of February. a bp. 1852. RUFUS HOEMAKER, Clerk, By Win. Sinith, Deputy. jan 29 On reading and filing the affidavit of Plain‘iff it is ordered thatservice of uwmmons bemade upon said defendent, Orlando Hambleton, by publicationinthe NEVADA JOURNAL a newspaper printed and published in the town and eounty Of Nevada, once a week for three consecutive months from the date hereof. Witaess NILES SEARLS, District Judge. RuFus SuormakFR, t lerk D. C. By Wm. Smith, Dep. Meredith & Hawley Attys for Plaiatiffs. feb4 Attest. . Declaration. TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada — ‘ Notice is hereby given that I, Jane Mitchell, wife of J.B. Mitchell, a resident of said county do intend to avail myself of the provisi ns of the Act entitled ‘An Act to authorise married wcemen to transact busine s in their own name as sole tra lers,” passed April 12th, 1852. That the business in which] shall engage will be hotel keeping and bar keeping in said county, and that the capitaltherein invested therein isless than five thousand dollars, JANE W. MIT) HELL Subscribed and sworn te before me this the Sth day of Jan 1858. J. M. (LARK, febd Justice of the Peace Bleeding #é the Lungs Cured. SETH W FowLe, Esq.,—Dear Sir: Having been attacked with Hemorrhage of the Lungs, which left me with a troublesoize cough and the usual debility con<equent upon such an attach, and having cured myself by the use 3f Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry, 1 feel ita pleasure and & duty to testify to its merits. My general faith in patent medicines is small; but for those who are sufferin3 under pulmonary attacks, I dm persuaded that the Balsam is an excellent preparation. P Yours, very truly, P JONA. R. CHILDS, Editor Chickopee Telegraph. Chicopee, Mass., Feb 20, 1854. None genuine upless signed I. BUTTS on the wrapper. Sold by Agents everywhere. Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry: CONSUMPTION CURED. Sawn Francisco, Nov. 10th. 1856. Messrs Park & Wuite—Gents :—Itis with pleasu-e I a-sure you, that I am able to ald my testimony in favor of Wistar’s Bilsam of Wild Cherry. For overa year I have beenafflicted with a congh and pajn 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 also spent over one hundred dollars with ourphy sicians. But all proved of no beneficial effect. Read ing your almanac of 1855, I was induced to try you Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry: I was, at the time commenced using it, laboring with every sym) tem o 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 bonght half a dozen bottles ; and snffice it ‘osay. before I had taken it all, I was well, I must say, that it appeareito reach the very place affected, in which all other medicines failed. 1 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. F I shell always take pleasare in recommending to those who are afflicted with coughs, colds, difficult breathing, pain in the side. or any lung diseases, your Balsam of Wild Cherry, with the signature yau advertise, “Sanford & Park, Cincinnati, Ohio,” as I am informed there is an imitation put up with some other signature. Respectfully yours, DAVID ALLCUT. g¢yBeware or Base Imitations f £Y As there are quite a number of Counterfeit articles bearing the name of Wistarts Balsam of Wild Cherry, purporting to be the ‘Genuin and Originsi,”’ we therefore deem it necessary for the public good to Caution all persons who purghase the Balsam of Wild .Cherry, to look wefl at the Signature before buy ng. The “Gennine Wistar’s Balsam of Wild _herry,’’ has a FAC SIMILE of the signathre of Henry Wistar. M D, Philadelphia, and Sanfo d& Park, on afinely exeented steel engravd wrapper. Therefor+, be cautious. as nonec n be genn ine -ithout the signature of Sanford & Park For sale by Druggists generally. “PARK & WHITE are the only Agents. to whom all orders should bé@ aldressed Also, Importers, Wholesale and Retail Agents of all valuable Patent ‘edicines, warranted genuine. 132 Washington str¢et, San Franrisen, eat ee deci-3m ww BS H Rew eek = howae va SSeS : a } 1-CO for <upplying inapps; and that here gists and liquoracan always supply themrT rely enough over the New freight and charges; thus retofere, of eceasicnal svarcity WaAsHINGTON, D.C. June 10. Having made use of the Oxygeneted Bitters, prepared by Dr George B. Green, of Windsor, Vi. aud from knowledge obtained of their efficacy in other cases, we cheerf lly recommend them to the public, believing they will fully sustain the recommendation of the pro prietor. We hope that this valuable remedy may be accessibl to al] the afflicted. SamuelS. Phelps, William Upham, U 8. Senators from Vermont, . James F. Simmons, U. S. Senator from Rhode Island Oe ie Morchead, United States Senator and. formerly Governor of Kentucky. L. H. Arnold, formerly Governor of Rhode Island. Wm Woodbridge, late Governor of Michigan. Its success ineevere cases of Dyspepsia, Asthma, and General Debility of the sy A+. Wholesale & Retail Dealer in BOOK= AM INFORMED that varions liqn r-ndxers of New ye. STATIONERY, MUSI AL INSTRU o Boston, and San Franciseo, areextensively en ASS \ MENTS, MUSIC, (UTLERY, GOLD . &8ged in! putting up in square bottles, uniter varions t. iS : , PENS, FANCY GOODS, &c., has . tles, chedp imitations of my long established and re. pemcaAaSs just received the largest stock ever newned . Ne : ia We ie, offered in Nevada, ; : Wolfe’s Scheidam Aromatic .Schnapps. Books Ps Books!!! Which a ated compounds are intended to sell in A good assortment of Law, Medical Historical, Poctica 4‘ * : Masonic, Spiritual works and School Books. i : ANY QUANTITY OF aa hl , ~ b : STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS. . tert wi aivays his ste : 80 tha ie Every description of Cutlery and Gold Pens of . dealers through c the best manufacture. e:t at reg Singing Books, Music Instructors, Sheet Music, Song . York price to sters and a avoiding complaint as } MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, _ . amtextipme bien price Of.Every Variety It inn css Tati years since I fir-t imported these = 3 ge cl tg rc bad > chnappk irom the celebrated distillery in ¢*eidam. HelCheap Publications 4 land. in which I am int “dl. Tr is now conceded that A Cirenlating Library of over One Thousand volumes . re een bar Bug pon this country whieh has of the Latest and host popular works published. He 41. FHPULNESS pe EXOUin to PURITY, Also, Magazines, Periodicals, and Newspapers from al. 0" ayiscy ciaim. and for pr a “ITE AROMA or fiamost every part of the civilized world. . nie tity as d the ia e = ’ oie to their univer. wrappers for mailing—Postage Free. Bets, Acs tops gst 5 1 rat he sig. Bs ‘4 Diaries and Daily Journals for 1858—a variety of sizes } © paige tea bani oa = " peng « meee al faculty. &e., .0 for the pocket and counting-room. sue a0 ¢ xtent = ei esta bir ; men » packing the ener Maguiticent Gift-Books, Albums, Valentines, &c., for fill ite ben che cf 8,000 botdes per day, is barely able to the Holidays. el ee de = A liberal share of public patronage is solicited,fand I Pagar sae ke 3 Schnapps hav wh vi analyzed by hope by strict attention to business and Low PRICES to . the mostcclebrated Chemists. Drs. Mott and Deck, of exit the sane. J. E. HAMLIN, NewYork, and others who will certify that they are a Aiban’s Fire Proof Brick Building, Broad st. cor Pine Pe rfectly Pure Medical Tonic. . Invaluable as a remedy against Bad Water, Gravel, In Consumption Cured ! _. digestion, Dyspepsia. Debility, &e. They also certify 8 neice ter my Schnapps to be free from Arnylic NI NY cohol or Fusil Oil,an exceedingly hurtful ingredient, BY INHALING found in allcommon Gin, which Dr. Mott describes as I E D I Cc A T E D Vv A P oO R fetid, acrid, and Asthmatical and productng irreparable pA * . effects upon the nerves and stomach.” ‘he certificates also prove my Schnapps perfectly clear of “the see nd or heavier Essential Oil or Juniper, also a dangerous DR. S. M. TIBBITS. component, produced by the ov er distillation practiced to increase the quantity in making ordinary Gin.” : : The c statements are made with a view to invite com DR. S M. TIBPITS, would.present the following . parison in California between the ge ui Yolfe’ facts for the earnest consideration of those afflicted aims tha wav’ anna oe Svat y nth nap with diseases of the lungs. : mixed, doetered up, or sweetened Gin; insqnare, black } > 1 . ; _ . bottles, (imitation of m yle of bottles) under different Medicated Inhalation will cure Con names and labels, Aha We r marked London, Germany sumption. Holland Scheidam chnapps, &e. in infinite veriety— eee 2 ‘ confident that the trial will result in California just as it Wt pe ating gen year acaba ang has long since done in all the older States, in = pudiatarelin the form of vapor, are ¢ pveyed in the 2 gas ~~ oe the bogus;:untholesome imitations referred to, reathe to the most minute.air cells ip. the lungs. The Bisa soca: Smee. ny we, See rst e feet is to dissolve and renter easily expectorated . ~ ey CSS “ ; rr A he secretions in the air cells This at’ ee relieves ee a bay ay he lungs from the matter collected there,and the va of N Ww York acid cs hie. “Ist Pp a es ch een en pors being composed of healing gums and balsams, a . i, thow: stusdet rats aieihke rages ie os dice wre "tio new state of the parts takes place. the weak air cells heandie iencarees a nase Sey aig es ~— __ Ly ne are stimulated and strengthened, the ulcers and cavriiret ere nade int = vane s isbipe a Sa ide = ties heal, and the patient rapidly passes from a state of od Bibs cies is ave 7 aadant cot ict cg £ f An oe disease tohealth. This is the only means that can be Saas sil i acs: 1 wi = aie = oe, sf ‘ hes ij ne peer with any certainty relied on to cure Consumption, Asth. 4 9¢ STRYCHNINE Sante e tae Aion rained see ma, Bronchitis, or any case of Lung disease, saat 5 distitine ‘t is be x — cigs ° Gal # Nee 18 The prominent symptoms of Consumption are: slight . spout one third” ae ee eres ee ee hacking cough, mo tly pereeptible on rising in the mor. * In conclusion, I will say to all who desire nchoxeins ning or on going to bed ; tickling in the throat; sensi. . ceable t meee : 3 a) 1: brag way pst ye ezORIG) ble increase of the cough accompanied by a heavy, yel. 487° : ¢ suipulans, give ® fair telat to low mucus eXxpectorations ; haemoptysis or raising of WOLFE’S blood, which is one of the worst symptoms, as it indi: cates that tubercles have already formed in the lungs: TE pbonee oie Be bow Kj painin the chest or sides attended w th difficulty of 2 B-ave see Importer e breathing ; chills running up the back and through the + B-aver street, New York limbs ; hectic fever; night sweats; loss of appetite “ Y F diarrhea, etc., ete. Iam satisfied that consumption in its incipient stage can Le cured, but becomes morta’ by neglect, and hence any one suffer ng from long disease should lose no time in sevking the aid of this tr ment. I would therefore invite all who are suffering from the abovo described symptoms to try MEDICATED VAPOR, as the best remetly. It will certainly de no harm, andif you desire to regain health, J assure yon itis the only effectual and ratioual treatmpnt ever employed to relieve these deplorable maladies, N. B. Personal consultation and examination without charge. 3 Consultation by letter, five dollars S. M. TIEBITS, M.D. Office 135 Montgomery street, San Francisco. Dr. Tibbits also pays particular attention to the treatment of disea es of the skin and ali chronic complaints. Any person wishing to learn anything of my charac ter, qnalification, &c., I would refer them to A. SWEARINGER and ALMARIN B. PAUL, of Nevada. 7 2 : 4 : tem, places it among the ancise . 27 5 J -t an Francisco, Nov. 27 1857. mest wonderful discoveries in medical science, ahd has = = given it a reputation far beyond any remedy known for 4 ce. these complaints, in all their various forms. LL persons holding Liens upon the property of Na4 THAN Hawk are hereby notified to be and appear before John Anderson, J. P. at his office in Nevada city on SATURDAY the 20th day of February 1858, at 10 o'clock, A. M. and then and there exhibit proof of the same. : J. M. HAMILTON & CO. Nevada, January 29th. 1852. 1.0.0. F. The regular meetings of OUSTOMAH LODGE, No 16 will be held every Tuesday evening atthe new Hal" onPine street, (Kidd’s new building.) E. D. HERRICK, WN. G. nov2l-t SETH W, FowLe & Co, 138 Washington st. Boston, proprietors, Sold by their agents everywhere . Quicksilver landNitrie Acid. Can be had in any quantities at the Drug Store of Ey F. SPENCE, No. 21 Commercial street, where choice selections of Drugs and Medi ld at ines are k ryve low prices—prices suitable pt ands to the times, Home'y Pcopie, Read! Who wants a shaving soap—a beautiful sha That lathers like eream. and bh . And a ne eruption, or sou From thefa or the he : g SORp 2 sk J.B. VANHAGAN, Sec'y. GEORGE THACHER & CO. QucH is that fine en \ Wholest'* Dealers in I'NALIAN SOAP. For enring Er s, nunburn, Tan and diseolored ns, Pimples; the beantiful 1 = —— “ is ale f of Jones's Italian Chemiea! Soap ehts ail who A f \\ . \ i's B R . \ Dl i \ tse ith $Itmakesthe most ce arse, red z ] ski Wi 1 ah 4 ime i b%q . “hitejand clear as a voung chills It nt ane utening forinfants. ant is the best ~h sade. Liquors, &c¢. Cor er K and 2d sts. Sacramento. eH Ag for the sale of California Wines from the elebrated vineyard of Dr. White, Los Angeles. decli *riee reduced to 57} cenfs A Fine Hair Preserver, . Cleanser and ror thirteen vears Jon Has been used. It i aore popular ; Beautifier; Tonic. Coral Hair Restorative re words, now Are You Sick or Weak, Dyspeptic, Eter matic, Nervous? Have You any Disease Read the Theory of Life and Death. 5 geen most diseases prove tatal; that carly deaths oc cur; that people live for ye a living death, weak inanimate and exhausted—nol from the disease itself, but from an inability in ‘nature, and nature's strength te he taste, whitens the teeth, poii withstand or maintain life through the r: cf disease he enamel, purifies the breath ( ive them strength, and natnre will relieve Hf, if wroperty. elk anse $ the mouth, tor stimulated. She has given us herbs and plants to effect. Warranted uninjnuvious. Price r red . all this. Purify the blood, render the intestines, the livThese delicious compounds are sold at the above er, the heart, sue ail a et pe funcri so mai or GREATLY REDUCED PRICES woman active, and you have half conquered disease. Dr es a . > cee 5 JACOB WEBBER does conscientiously assure all who 2p every respectable Dang SOE Se oe ne eee: read this, that his Invigorating Cordial produces all the Oiice sptiga tas Setiek tw on “lng ance: —t : Nit effects above described. He has seen the old, the totter. jressed. sesaics sie tac I ga picags 9 = ing, the palsied. the nervous, the dyspeptic, the inebriee es ecl L-tf ate, the debauchee, and the invalid, revive under its in= eee aps fluence, as if new life were given them. S . ae : oe ecial Notices. Nature's Own + emedy for Man sickness. . — aes a That creates, reproduces new and pure blord—that . To be Sold.---On and after this date will be sold at acts on the Liver, Heart. Brain, Intestines, Limbs and beeesuitabl= Gi tie a eS ay Chest, that revolutionizes the whole system—gives . 77C°S Suitable to the times a cho Pay aaa of Cheinstreng’h to the most Debilitated and Weak—that conMedici Perfumery, &c. at tains no mineral or other poison. Such is, in truth, Dr. . $PENCE’S Drug Store, Commébreial Sire et, where cus »mers can be accommodated all hours vf the day and ¥, harsh, gray or light y, and keeps itso a long 11 59 cents Who wants White Peary Teeth} AFONT'S Jamajea Soap Teeth R i 4 tritice, lathers in the morith li Price reduced to £ time. iperb dencals. Drugs, Patent Jacob Webber's justly famous invigorating ‘ordial . anguitier. The extraordinary and strange oures effected by this heautiful herbaleonpoction, has astonishedail. It seems . — IR ir a ee = os to suit every coustitition. The old, the feeble, the lanSpacial Notize.—The nudersigned takes this method guid feel new life and blood is given them. The rove s = the dissipated debarchee, the weak from long disease, . °'Notifyin from taking too much medicine, calomel and other mineral poisons; the young man whose marhood is wasted whee natare’s functions are inert and lifeless experiences the bliss of robust and vigorous manhood ; his appe tite is good, his sleep quiet and refreshing; his mind and m: mory clear and certain For all eases is Dr. Jacob Webber's Invigorating Cor dial. anguitie’ most especially adapted inasmuch as the above symptoms did Dr Webber: minutely ttudy m adapting his Cordial to theirs ure. It enlivens the torpid liver, ejects all bilious matter from the system, cause sudation, or free perspiration (so necessary to health,) it purities and enriches the biood, 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 10 the sufferer asthis The Agent can, from his own know! edge of cures effected by it, conscienttously recommend it in aey of the following diseases: nervousness, weakness, languor, loss of appetite, sleep or, strength, trembling, lew spirits, decay of the natural functions, pains in the head, limbs or body, nenralgic or rheumatic, and it G often restores those to-health and strength whose consti2. 0 tutions are almost broken. The price is now reduced so that rich or poor may use it. It is put up inlarge quart bottles; price $3, or two for $5, and sold at every respectable Drug Store in Cah fornia. Proprietor ani Agent, T. Jones, box 1803, ~an Francisco, to whom all orders caa be sent by mail. decitf Decem ber 4, 1857. Furniture, Bedding &c. Wholesale & Retail. J.T. PID WELL informs his old customers and the public generally that he has just returned from the East and has resumed business at . . 140 Washington Street, San Franiciseo. From thearrangements he was enabled to make with ofthe principal Houses in New York #ad Begton, . Will be kept in constant supply with the best Goods ‘this market, and with what he intends to. manufaceure, will be enabled to fill all orders he may bé@ favored friends and the public generally that he has purchased the New DruG Srore (in the FiresProo Building. No 14 Commercial Street,) of Mr. B. B Lhayer ofSan Francisco, and has fi ale the best assortmento ENGLISH AND FRENCH DruGs, ever imported in this market. Thestore is well stocked with every article beonging to the business and having arrangements with Mr. Whayer, and other Houses of San Francisco, I can assure those who wiil give me their patronage, that they willget a better article andonas reasonable terms as at any other Stor The busine in town. ssis under the management of Dr. BL. R CARMAN, who will give proper attention tothe clee tion of desirable articles ; and trust the business will be so conducted as to merit the confidence of those in need of Medicines. to9" Prescriptions will be properly compounded KILBOURNE. Tak WATER as sombined ,withother simples, by B Wistar in his celebrated Balsam of Wild Cherry peculiar pewer over all diseases of the lungs. ,hasa Many physicians have used it in their practice, an@ gbucraliy with marked snecess. North Western Home Journal Office, ChIcaGo, ILL. Nov. 7, 1856. ; Messrs Seth W. Fowle & Co., Boston :-—Genflemen : Your OXGENATED BITTERS shx in the Wester . who are spffering from D debted to your Bitters for mn; disease. My habits at this time were se lent complaint wias aggravated by too close contin despaired of relicf, and considered myself a peptic. Leoncluded to try the Oxgenated Bitt wise conelusion it proved tobe. [have takenin all, four bottles,and Iam eured. Although rather a small man, ith. ra : , inv present weight is 160 pounds. Your Bitters need He would take this apportunity to iwform those of the . only to be known tohavea very exteusive sale in this Trade that may wish to order direct from the Hast, that . s@ction of the county. he is prepared totransmit their orders and afford them Respectfully, &c. . ‘ facilities to procure any goodsthey may desire J B MERWIN, Editor Journal. Samples of Furniture, Looking Glasses and Bedding. Soild by HENRY JOHNSON & (0. Wholesale Drug with a variéty ot Upholstery Goods, suchas Plush, Hair . gist. 146 Washington street, San Francisco, Sole Ageuta Cloth Webbing and Lent’s Patent Spiral Springs for . for the Pacific coast. Mattresses, Sofas and Chairs,and an assortment of Agent in Nevada— CABINET HARDWARE. cart Re willalso be inreceipt of invoices of Goods, whichhe = will dispose of at @sma}l advance. Robinson’s Crossing!‘ He tuerefore feels confident to be able to give satisr — = “3 ae faction to all those who may be desirous of purchasing, } HE ROAD from Nevada to Downicyille, by way btthes at wietenle we vetuil oa Robinson s Crossingis in tine condition and presente Rememiber-»140-Waahington street: The Shortest Route and Best Road for Tearis, an Franciseo. Jnne 26, 1857 To all the ex ve Mining Regions and all the Vario: —— settlement the Divide between the Sonth and J. W. DOWNING, Tailor. Midi >and North Yublas by way ‘ and Emory’s Grossing. apy Oe een J OULD inform his old friends and customers that he The Roap also affords the nearest ronte fo rs is again-established on and ‘I elers from Sacrpmepta. by way of Seman cal MAIN STREET, . s fi 5Sdoors above Meyers & Coe's Bootand Shoe Store. Realy, Grass Vall nd Neévana, ‘and the mines further ‘ jouth to Poor J Creck, Nelsn,s Creek, and all the Where he is prepared to manufacture garinents, of all . styles, to order and at reasonable rates. . . T fel that I am ins iy recovery from, this awfal epsis and my pent § Mining Regions north of Nevada and Downieville This lis easily traveled as that between Sa cramenHe keeps constantly on handalarge and wel Iselected stock of Pilot and Broad Cjoths, Cassimeres, &e.&c Partienlar attention is invited to some beautiful Velvet to gnd Nevada Four-herses can re diiy dr: f ‘ Scar ¥ dvaw from thr to four, thousand pounds of Frei at, from Nevada to Hed Vest Paterns. which he hason hand, Repairing done at short notice. top of the hill at LDownieville, when the road is not obNevada Oct. 10. 1956-+f structed by heavy rains or snow: ALLEN Y. ROBINSON, Proprietor, Seamless Sacks. 4 OR SALE eheap—By January 2 1857—1f rrived! a . Fresh Lot of pure Drags & Medicines at SPENCE® A Drug Siore Commercial street, ner hag JANSON, BOND & CO., April 3—2m . Cerner Battery and Clay etreet-*¢ RMT RAE Ase, —