June 27, 1856 (4 pages)

we. PE Ok AW — oe —_— wee ' ] i i 4 ‘ waeThe difficulty. at San Francisco is t_pp oaching a crisis. From gentlemen who have just returned from the Bay, we ‘nen that the Vigilance Committee are vorcly tried.\ Their moral cograge und! Ruegrity are put to the fullestgest. It is vedeniable tlmt the outside pressure is wost overwhQlming. passions of . ‘> appease the ‘erry is represerited as hair life ef Judge; nging bya sinOutsidds argclamorous for his . If the, Vigilance Committee . stand ap «against th storm which now eats around thom, and deal out impartial . sties, anawed by the official station of . ‘heir prisoner, or the danger from an infu‘jated populace, they will become the he‘oes of theday. Thus far, allis well. In *nem the people have unlimited confidence. . “hey must not prove false to the trust re. posed in them. The good sense, and’ ‘moderation of the whole State is invoked . in this emergency. San Francisco rests apona mine, to which Goy. Johnson and, his demoniac crew are anxious to app!y the torch. Why cannot some of the pres-. ses of the unhappy city be more mild, more . rational, and more soothing in their ap-. peals to an excited populace? They are . idding vim to the whirlwind instead of empering the elements. Moderation on both sides would soon restore order to its wonted channels once «gain, whichis a consummation devoutly to be wished. rle xceution. feverish long enough and needs repose. Amgricasisw or Earty Sraresmey.— tt > ebronic with Democrats to laud their tutelar saint, Thomas Jefferson, and his eoadjuters, and load with contumely the \merican party, because, as they say, our . roscriptive principles are anti-republican id despotic ~ ir will take the fo read the writings of Jefferson mhy Ulic oubic rd cotemporary statesmen, he will find . Americanism of the present day thrown the shade, by the proscriptive sentiWhen the first . atuvalization law of the U. 8. was passed . (780, the opinion was freely advanced that stringent measures ould be adopted to prevent a too easy cess to the rights of citizenship, not beuse the danger would be great at that me, but afterwards, Then were living ne iron hearts that achieved our indepen«ence, that knew the value of the government they had reared and cemented with their biocod ‘ervate the men of that historic period ; pint patriots and statesmen eared it in the future, and left their fears : record. And yet, declaring that the minent peril Jay in the future, Thomas ‘eiferson himself, whose Democracy wil! not be questioned, went a bow shot beond Americanism of the present day, as carly as 1797. In vol. 9., page 453 of his ritings, we find the following extract in petition to the Legislature of Virginia : sents of a pure ancestry. ‘ ougre 33, those wise ‘And Your petitioners further submit to . « wisdom of the two Houses of Assembly, “hether the safety of the citizens of this @omsonwealth in their persons,. their property, er laws and Government does not, require it the capacity toact in the important office a juror, grand or petty, civil or Criminal, vuld be restrained in future to native citius of the United States, or such as were citrns at the date of the treaty of peace, in y2ich closed our revolutionary war, and wheththe ignorance of our Jaws, and vatural pars ‘iality to the countries of their birth, are not easonable causes for dechiring this to be onc . of the rights incommunicable in future to adop. ted citizens.” @ a Tur Prisoner Trrry.—It was well under. Ftood. says the Alta, that testimony was being taken yesterday for and against Terry. His friends are making a desperate effort to create pablic opinion in his tavor. His official posi: tionghis education, his former character, his off.cial relations and family ties,are all paraded before the community, as reasons that should exempt him from the doom of one of less pre: tensions to these qualifications. They generally fall still born, however, upon the ears of our citizens, as in this reformation they are no respecters of persons or positions. ‘Terry, in the first place, had little respect for his own position or family, else he would have remaincd at Sacramento, where both demanded his attention; and since he has voluntarily chosen ‘o come down from the proud position of the Supreme Bench, to mingle with and protect a set of rowdies from merited chastisement, in which he has unfortunately thrust himself into » dungeon, let him take the consequences. It 1s too late to talk ofsympathy. It is too late to oS merits of his position. He abandon jose very fuolishly, and disgraced both his official and private position, avd comes in bad grace now to plead them in extention tor his crime. There is but one course for the Committee, and unfortunate as it would be to visit severe punishment upon aman like Terry, avy other course would be worse than madness ~-would annihilate the Committee—and throw the affairs of our city and State into chaos. <P ADVERTISEMENT Extraonpinary.—Tho State Journal publishes an extraordinary advertise, ment from the great Volney E. Howard, Maj. szeneral of the Gth Division, California Militia. 1 Will amount to a funny little sum, the publi. vation of that advertisement. What a good time will the State Journal have, getting its pay for that same. We see the State shelling ! military ardor. geés"The weather has been decidedly cold ova few days past, and one night the past veek a very perceptible frost whitened the gvound. This is very unusual and undesirable visitation at this season of the year. Avuxt Betsy T'xorwoop, of the Democrat, seems determined not to be satisfied with the conduct of the Sheriff, though she has lost the faculty to reason in the practice of seolding for a week or two. weck. Her motive we quoted last ir Artesian Wetts.--The experiment of boring for water is about to be tested by Mr Biackburn. formerly a member ot the Assem bly, on his farm south of Sauta Cruz. cacies oat liberally for so patriotic an All meals served in the European style, and at all Wuat «s Democracy (—AnythingSbut consiste ney, A theme for braggarts, little understood and worse explained by its glorifiers. Adapted to every clime, color or condition of men. Can ride any hobby when party policy demands it, and party ends are to besubserved. Is the mortal and uncompromising foe of interemand blood . nal improvements by the general govern-. in Balwer'’s ment East, but steals the plank from an enemy’s} platform in‘the West. Harped against a high tariff, but established in. Miss Adelaide, the favorite Danseuse, with other 1828 the highest one known in the annals of the country. Y atthe old Whig party, as if it were a damning stain, established pet banks in many of the States, scattering wild cat bills and shin plasters ever the land, “thick as leaves that strew the Autumnal brooks in Valambrosa.”” Blusters up and talks big to wounded pride by flogging weak and defenseless Mexico, and whipping fifty nigbut glorifies James Bu-. Claude Melnotte, . chanan, a Federalist of the darkest dye. Pauline, , Raised a hue and cry against banks, but . Grand Overture.....06-by the Orchestra MEGABA SRRARAM, SEALERS, RAGE I Mi L. P. FRISBIE respectfally informs his friends and fellow citizens that he has concluded an engagement, ‘or a limited period, with MR. E. S. CONNER, On the Fourth of July. WOOD’S RAVINE. The popular American Tragedian and Comedian, and . Zee MRS. B.S. CONNER, (Late Miss Charlotte Barnes,) the favorite American . Actress and Authoress, recently from the principal . theaters in the States,who-will makeftheir seventh ap. appearance @ Nevada audience on Farpay . Eventna, J ~~ “TE os ree and Pauline . play ady of Lyons, together with Mr. W.IL HAMILTON, the Irish Domaine and Vocalist, Mesers. D. V. Gates, Mitchell, Duamphries, White, . Lovett, Mayoand Franks. Also, Mrs. W. H. Hamil. The Committee of Arrangements would respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada, and vicinity, that the Eightieth Anniversary of the AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE — be celebrated in a becoming manner at Wood’, vine. The Declaration of Independence will be read and Orations delivered by Hon. W. I. Ferguson and D. T. Bagley. fe EE Rag apa hone ‘on, late Miss Hamblin, Mise Grey, Miss Hudson, and , of Sacramento. <ee 5 auxiliaries, Friday Evening, June 27th. 1856. elped Federalism . The performances will commence with E L Balwer’s play of LADY OF LYONS; MR. E. S. CONNER. MRS. E. 8. CONNER. SENS 5 SSSI. Bi To conclude’with the Laughable Farce of a EISS IN THE DARK, Prices of Admission as usual. For further particulars, see programme, for Saturday. Watches, and Jewelry, A great bill . England, but backs down and soothes its. ¥a26 Piazmond Work: «ec. Selling at San Francisco Jobbing Prices at Bailey Brothers. No. 118 J Street, between 4th and 5th, Sacramento. : : ROM recent arrivals our stock of Watches and Diagers at Greytown. Gives up rights to. K e territory that are clear and indisputable, to propitiate a monarchy, and thrashes a republic out ofan empire to keep even. Sings free trade in South Carolina and protection in Pennsylvania. faith on a strict construction of the constitution, but annexes all territory that joins our own, without the sanction of The public mind has been . constitutional authority. Proclaims that . the world is governed too much, and that government is best which governs least, and yet isin extacies over the administration of Jackson, who used all the power in him yested, and some besides. Puts down an insurrection in South Carolina, but sanctions through its great apostles, the rebellion in Rhode Island. Acknowl. edges the government of Walker to be legal and right, though held by an uncertain tenure, but denounces the government ofSan Francisco though supported by the almost unanimous will of the people. Pledges itself through its great . cocts with its brain a scheme which has opened the flood gates of sectional strife in our fair land. Tastened its envenomed fangs upen the character of Henry Clay while.living, but shed crocodile tcars, affecting to be chief mourner, when the great statesman was dead. Fairly defined Democracy is a trim. . ‘ ’ ‘ alt * Foreign influence could not . ™er’s character, anything or nothing for . the moment, or for the sake of party. = on oe “The Hon. Mr. Herbert, of California, . Wasin his seat this morning, and received the congratulations of his Democratic friends.” The above precious morsel we copy . from the Washington Organ, of May 13. “He received the congratulations of his . Democratic friends,” says the newspaper; what for, we wonder? Because he mur. dered a poor Irish waiter in a hotel, that : must be the reason ; and the brave “Phil.” . is congratulated for so doing by his Democratie friends. Hereafter, in California, itshould be the policy of the Democratic party not tonominate a man for Congress . unless he h4s killed an Irishman.— Sac. . Tribune. 2 New Parers.—The first No. of the Sierra . Democrat has reached us It is published at . Forest City, by Jubn Platt, and edited by . Wm. Campbell. It presents a neat appearance i but not being a phalanxer, we dont colton ; much to the editorials. The Columbia Clipper has changed its name . to the Columbian, and J. Wing Oliver, Esqr., has straddled the editorial tripod. It is independent in polities. Hope the editor will regale us witha full history of the mysterious disappearance of the state printing bill last session. He was chairman of the printing committtce of the House, and ought to be post: ed. — EDP <a From tHe Suovtver.-—A fisticuff came off per agreement, at Pleasant Flat, between two professors of. the manly art of . . self defence, Bill Blackwell and Jack Wilson, on Saturday. A foul blow worst; ed Wilson on the fourth round, and the delectable exhibition closed. Blackwell, by bad licks was adjudged to have lost the day. There was an old grudge between the parties, and this was the mode decided upon to settle it. Some three or four hundred witnessed the ‘beasts of reason, and flow of the nose.” But little money changed hands except for pop corn and liquids. ee _ Patrick's Frippie ~-“de turned it over on its back, and took a crovked stick, and drawed it across his belly, and ’O, St. Patrick how it did sqale!” BAPAVAILA ROSTATRANT, No. 35 Commercial Street, Nevada. A. MANGENBERG, y OULD inform the public of Nevada that he has opened the above named Restaurant, which he designs keeping supplied with all the deli. f the season. hours. Board, per week. .... ree eS eee $9,00 Meals. PTS eee eet eee ee wewes scares secteeees 5 A share tperae is respectfally solicited. Nevada, May 16, 1856 —tf. TAKE NOTICE AT my wife Crsto1a ANN Wetter, having left my bed and board, without an just cause or provocation, I will not be responsible hor any debts contracted by her after this date, and I hereby caution all persons against trusting her on my account. “ Nevada, May 27th, 18561m ADAM WELLER. Dissolution of Co-Partnership. d bee Co-Partnership heretofore existing under the name and style of Porrer & Critrenpen, is this day dissolved, by mutual consent D. Crittenden alone is authorized to settle the affairs of the late firm. A. W. POTTER. Nevada, June 14, 1856. D. CRITTENDEN. * All persons indebted to the late firm, are requested to make immediate Ls poe tothe undersigned, at the old stand, Nos. 34 and 36 Main strects. s8—iw : D. CRITTENDEN. head to discountenance agitation, but con. monds and other Jewelry Js complete, and for the purpose of reducing the same and investing in other vranches of trade, we will positively sell for a short time any article in the above line lower than the same goods can be purchased by the quantity at San Yrancisco prices. IF YOU WANT A GOOD WATCH ! 10 per cent less than N.-Y. Prices, call and examine our CHRONO METER, DUPLEX EX, ENGLISH, AND DETACHED LEVER WATCHES, Founds its . Aniall other kinds known to the trade, in magic or hunting cases. In DIAMOND and other JEWELRY it is unnecessary to enumerate, as we have almost every article in the line and will sell as stated. oe #~ One price asked, and no doviasliae Wartcu Repatring Dose, as usual, in the best manner. California Jewelry manufactured to ordér. Sacramento, June 27th. 1856—3m. CONSTABLE SALE. B* virtue of an Execution on attachment to me delivered issued from the court of R. H. Farquhar, Esq. an acting Justice of the Peace inand for the county aforesaid, bearing date June 23d, A. D. 1856, to satisfy a judgment rendered by said Court on the Sth day of May, A. D. 1856, in favor of Wm, Hawley & Co. and John S. Brown for the sum of $133 00 debt, Interest, damages and costs of suit, I have taken in Execution and will sell to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Justice office, in San Juan, on TUESDAY, JULY 15th 1856, between the hours of 12 M. and 4 o’clock P. M., a certain well-known HOUSE & LOT, situated in. the town of Sweetland’s, and known as the Dwelling House and Lot that said Brown purchased of G. W. Moore, and is tuken to satisfy the above demand which is a balance due of the puachase money for said property, . takenas the property of said Brown to satisfy the above . demands and accruing costs. G, W. MOORE. Constable. San Juan, June 25th—tds. GEORGE J. BROOKS & CO, PAPER WAREHOUSE 123 Sansome Strect. OR SALE.—10,000 keams Fine Printing Papér 22x32! 4 2axdd, 24236, 28x42, 32x46. 2900 Reams Fine Book Paper 24x58—40, 44 and 48, 10,000 Reams Manilla all sizes in small bales of 10 reams each. $000 Reams Palm Straw, Crown arid Double Crown. . 200 Gross Harts Playing Cards Blank Cards, Cap and} Letter Paper and Lightbodys celebrated News Ink, togeth. er with a large stock of News and Faocy Jub Type from Conner & Son Poundry. Aliso Hoe & Huggles Presses, San Francisco, June 28, 1856. . SUMMONS. gun or Catirornia, County of Nevada, Town. WO ship cf Bridgeport, ss. Justice’s court. Before R. H. Farquhar, Justice of the Peace. The People of the State cf California to Napoleon . Norville and Rafe Gearont. Youare hereby sum-. moned toappear before the undersigned, Justice of the Peace, at his office in San Juan in said Township, on Monday the 30th day of June, a pn. 1856, at 4 0’. clock, p. M. toanswer the complaint of M. Fleming on a plea of debt in the sum of sixty-six and 57-100 dollars as per account now on file in the office. of said Justice. On failure so to appear and answer, judgment . will be rendered against you for said sum of $6661 damages and costs of suit. Given under my hand, this 16th day-of June 1856. R. H. FARQUHAR, Justice of the Peace. . It appearing to the satisfaction of the court from . the return of the officer, that the defendant in the above entitled cause, cannot be found after due diligence. it iz ordered that service be made by publication of the summons in the Nevada Journal, by two successive weekly publications from the date hereof Given under my hand in San Juan this 16:h day of June, a p. 1856. R. H FARQUHAR, 5-2w Justice of the Peace. ADMINISTRATOR’S: NOTICE. © OTICH is hereby, given to all persony” having N claims against the estate of Samuel Lyman; deceased, late of Nevada county; State of California; to presentthe same with the necessary vouchers to me at my office in Nevada, within Ten months from May . 27th, or be forever barred from any benefit of said estate. 8-Im A.0O.FELT, Public Administrator. ~ SUMMONS. TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada . ownship of Nevada,ss. Justice’s Court. Before } 3. C, Herbert, J.P. The People of the State of Cali. fornia to Joseph G. Holmes. You are hereby summoned to appear before the undersigned, Justice of the Peace at his office in ssid township on Saturday, the 29th day of July, a. p. 1856, at 10 o'clock, a.m, to answer to . and lodging as per account filed. On failure so to ap pear and answer. judgment will be rendered against you for said sum of $11 00, damages and cost of suit. Given under my hand this 12th day of June, a.p. 1856. 8. C. Hertierr; Justice of the Peace. A true copy, Attest J.L. BROWN, Constable. It appearing to the satisfaction of the court from the affidavit of the plaintiff and the return of the officer that the defendants in the above entitled eause cannot be found after due diligence, it isordered that service be made by publication of the summons in the Nevada Journal, by two successive weekly publications from the date hereof. 8. C. Hernent. Justice of the Peace ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE. were is hereby given to all persons having claims against the estate of Peter Gillman, deceased, late of Nevada county, State of California, to present the same with the necessary vouchers to me at my office in Nevada, within Ten months from June L0th, or be forever barred from any benefit of said es8-lm <A.0O.FELT, Public Administrator. THE SOUawAL JOS PAMTANG OFTASS, . No {46 Main street, Brick Building, NEVADA. ALL KINDS OF PRINTING DONE NEATLY AND AT THE LOWEST RATES. Give usa call and examine our specimens of Printng of every style and color tate N. P. BROWN & CO. Nevada, May 9th, 1856. Wagons For Sale Cheap. The following Concord Wagons are offored for sale cheap for cash. One light Express Wagon, and One . which can be used with one or two hores. Qne good thoreugh-brace Wagon, suitable for two .orses. Qne second sccond Wagon which will be sold . lhbeap for cash by 2 } Nevada, June 13-tf J.M.FLURSUUTZ, . PRRARPRE StS eh ORR piarete ae) eee . VIGILANCE COMMITTEE! L L persons desirous of presenting a res able appearance in society,so as not to be liable to suspicion by the Vigilance Committee, are earnestly invited to visit the CLOTHING EMPORIUM + OF . SOL, KOHLMAN & BROTHER, No. 45 Mast reet, Nevada, Where will be found, A No. . shanghae eloth . and linen ; merino and alpacca parits of all qualit ies . and colors; Vests of every deseri ; Shirts, under shirts, drawers, cotton and silk 3; hats.a splendid assortment ; blankets, handkerchiefs and cravats; trunks,carpet bags and valises, and in short every. thing to be found in any Clothing Store in the moun‘tains. Remember the / CLOTHING EMPORIUM, . No. 45 Main Street. SOL. KOHLMAN & BRO. Neyada, May 30, 1856.-tf . B** RUM. Fer sale by RUDOLPH, Pruggiat 21 Commercial! etrect. } ine! the complaintof Wm. Ross who brings suit against you to recover the sum of fourteen dollars for board A Fine Band of Musichas been engaged. Cannon: will be fired and a sumptuous Dioner prepared for the occasion. The order of the day will be published nex: week. LEWIS TEAL, I. WILLIAMSON, 0. F. WOOD JNO. PATTISON, N. P. BROWN, Committee of Arrangements. LOTS OF SPORT !!!! FOURTH OF JULY AMUSEMENTS UNION RACE COURSE!: There will be Horse Racing and other novelties rich and rare, THOMAS L. HUGHES Will spare no pains to entertain the crowd in the most sat isfuctory manner. + oe IMPROVED DAGUERREOTYPES, AND GLASS PICTURES, OR SAMBROTYPES.-@a AKEN at the Old Court House, Broad street, Neyada. Daguerreotypes and Glass Pictures. Mr. J. M. LEVEY, Begs to inform the inhabitants of Nevada, Grass Vulley and its vicinity that he has taken the building formerly cecupied and known asthe Old Court House, where he is now prepared to take every style of pictures known in the Photngriphic art. Those wishing good and truthful portraits would do well to give him a call. Stock of every description constantly on hand. N. BInstructions given in every branch of the art. Nevada, June 13-tf WALL & HAGAN, DEALERS IN Groceries and Provisions, Miner’s Supplies, Preserved Fruits, Liquors, &c. No,54 Broad street, Nevada. Ww HAVE sow and will keep on hand every thing to be found in any similar establishment in the mountains which we will sell to Miners and Families on THE MOST REASONABLE TERMS. ‘ Our stock consists in part of the following articles, ": 500 qr Sacks Flour, 8v bbls Flour, 8,000 Ibs Hams, 10-000 Ibs of Potatoes, 3,000 Ibs Side Bacon. 3,000 Ibs Goshen Bucter. Together with a compiete stock of Sugar. Coffee, Tea Rice, Tobacco, Fresh Fruits, Hardware, Queensware, &e. ' WALL & HAGAN, 54 Broad Street. June 6, 1835—2m apll2 WILSON’S SALOON, Broad street, Nevada. HE Subseriber baving recently fitted up, enlarged and greatly improved the above Establishment, would inform his friends and the public, that he keeps constantly on hand the choicest LIQUORS AND CIGARS, Which can be found in the California market. This Saloon is decidedly the coolest and most comfortable of the kind in the eity. A READING ROOM is attached, where will be found all the standard periodicals and newspapers of the day. In connection with the above is a RILLEARD SALOON, containing two execllent Tables, which are not surpassed by any in the county. MR. JAMES R, PATTERSON, whose skill in preparing Fancy Drinks is unequalled, will remain in the Establishmeat ax heretofore. WM. P. HARRINGTON, Proprietor. je20-tf “SUMMER GOODS! WHOLESALE & RETAIL, Ww: ASE now receiving daily a large addition to! our stock of SUMMER CLOTHING AND GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS worthy the attention of allin want of Clothing—consisting in partas follows : Checked Marseilles suits: White Linen Coats and Pants: Frown Linen and Sea Grass Coats : Checked, White, Buff and Silk Vests: Fine Summer Cassimere Pantgs Black Alpacca Coats: All the various styles & patterns of summer pants: Davis & Jones Patent Shirts : Hats—Leghorn, Panama, White. colored and Black French Hats, totether with an enormous stock of Furnishing Gocds too tedious to mention—suffice it to suy —in point of style, variety, quality and price—is not: excelled by any. : A. BLOCK & CO, No. 41 Commercial et. je204f Corner of Pine’ STRAY HORSE. Came into the subscribers enclosure, about two weeks since, aclay bank colored Horse branded P on the left. fore= shoulder; right hind foot white and the left fore-fuot white. The owner is requested to prove property, pay charges and take the animal away. 8-39 R. GORDON, Zinc House. ICE !! ICE!!! ICE!!!! J.D. HAVEN, . wep inform the public that he has on hand a large lot of Ick anp Sxow, which he will sell in quantities from 1 1b to 20 tons. Families supplied regularly. Orders Icft at the Ice House, Main street, nearly opposite the Nevada Journal Counting Room. 8 Has rooeally fitted up the = FOUNTAIN HOUSE, For an Ice Cream and Confectionary Saloon, with separate accommodations for Ladies. In conncetion isa good Soda Fonntain ; Also, Fancy Drinks, such as Cobblers, Juleps, Sangurees, Punches, &c. &c. ‘ The best of Cigars, Fruit, Cake, Milk, Strawberries and Cream,—Lemon, Vanilla, Strawberry snd Vine Apple Ice Creams. Parties and Balls supplied with Fancy Cakes and Ice Cream, at the shortest notice. Ice Crexms sent to all parts of the city. The services of JOHN KREDELL, the well known Confectioner, have been secured to this establishment. 8 THE PEOPLE ARE MOVING TO THE KENTUCKY STORE, (Yeu of Pine and Broad streets, where C. JOSEPH SON offers to his frieuds, und strangers, a beautiful ussortment of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, Consisting of fine Black Cloth, Cassimere and Linen COATS, PANTS and VESTS fine white and colored Shirts, Cravats ; Boots, Gaiters and Shoes, Hats, &c. Come one, come all. to the KENTUCKY STORE. Nevada, June 23, 1556.—. C. JOSEVHSON. ICE CREAM SALOON. GUILD UNITED STATES BREWERY. Head of Main street, Nevada. E UNDERSIGNED is prepared to furnish the public at their manufactory with the best quality of LAGER BEER Put up in bottles or kegs to suit the wants of rae Country orders promptly attended to at the shortest uctice. Orders left with the Union Bakery, Commercial Street, will receive my prompt attention, je20-tf ¥RANCIS SHELLHORN, Proprietror. NOTICE S hereby given that the ¢o-parinership heretofore existI ing between A. B. Dibble. Geo. gs. Maker A. P. Lancaster and John 3. Mayhugh, under the name and style of the Mountain Spring Lumbering Cémpany is this day dissolved by mutual consent, All debts and Habilittes made in the name of the company will be paid by the remaining firm of Dibble, Maker & ter. All in favor of the company will be receipted by them. A. B, DIBBLE, es P. LANCASTER. GEO. 8: MAKER, JOIN $8. MAYHUGH. Mountain Spring Lumbering Co. Nevada Co. June 10.-3w COOK & COBURN, Sign and Ornamental Painters, PAPER HANGINGS, &c, Sign Work done with neatness and despatch. No. 31 Commercial street, up staits.5-tf Wanted. YOUNG LADY to assist inan 1CR CREAM SALOON at GUILD'S, No. 24 Main street. je20-tf Flour. Uf gepecee: Gallego Flour in bbls. Alse, Suf ork Flour, in tins, expressly for use, for sale for Cash, by A. B. GREGORY, Main street. ERMAN CAMOMILE. For sale by G '_ RUPOLPH, ol Commercial street, # . Cooking Extracts, Sago, Tobacco, Mace, Ginger, Nutmegs, 31, 1855, meets eve res = Pa an ad SPECIA L NOTICES $5 PUR a * San Francisco Advertisements. N .32 Main Street, Nevada. +e ' J N . Rk EVADA R.A. ~ No. a, 2tees Eirny The*Pioheer advertising Physi salifornia, asid if. Hi Tha . . “ ising Physician in California, asd t!:. 3 MOND, ENTD the aoe e : Wholesale and Retail Deater in . stats iain tha eee Masud Fatt, i —— only regularly educated one now advertising to cure di-~ Stated meetings the MONDAY on or next _proceedin: ; ) . every Full Moon, and two weeks thereafter. a THOMAS Hi. CASWELL, M. E. H. P. . T. P. Hawtey, Secretary. i) Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils ) Camphene, Dyestuffs, Brushes, Spirits Turpentine, Alcohol, Perfumery, Fan: cy Articles, Patent Medicines, ry Wednesday evening, atthe Odd Fellow’s Hall, Maia street, [Youth] Eureka. California, Faithful Brothers are ever welcome. W. B, RICHARDS, N. G. D. V. Norton, Secretary. a et I. 0. O.F.—Brooxktyy Lopes, No. 46—Instituted Vct. 13 1855—Meets every SATURDAY EVENING, at the Odd Fellows Hall, Red Dog. Brothers in good standing are ever welcome. Cinnamon, Cloves, Ixinglass, Port Wine, Brandy, . “ Ginger Wine, Starch. Indigo, Sal Soda, Sponge, nent and *peedy cure. Bath Brick, &c. ke, Ab dominal Supporters, Shoulder Braces, Suspensary Bandages. &c. and in fact every article usually keptin a well regulated Wholesale & Retail Drug Store. corner of Spofford, San Francisco, wheve ail diseases of private character receive the treatment neccesary to . fect a speedy and bfectual cute of those annoying and « jease in this State. Medicines carefully prepared and pa ¢ ed for any place in the country. Persons. leaving on th: ' . steamers, can obtain frum the Doetor, Medicine aud ci . W8 atay us eneniniams tencaees ae . rections eae during their voyage. Delays aro durge: VASE, wiaeta Oe ee TUE Gliese aritann cited chal Wie éitedii aes coil once on Dr. Hungerford, who always guarantees 4 permsEvery Article is New, Fresh, and the Best of its kind particular attention having been paid to the selection of the Goods in San Franciscoand New York, by an experienced Druggist, The Stock having been purchased for CASH at LOW PRICES ean and will be sold for cash, at PRICES SATISFACTORY TO ALL. Tam receiving goods frequently both from San Francisco and New York, so that purchases may rely on finding every article pertaining to the Drug business. Every. in‘lucement will be offered to the Trade as I will sell Goods at Sacramento prices with the addition of Freight. ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY respectfully solicited and satisfaction guarauteed in quality and price. All Goods ordered through the Express will be promptly forwarded to be paid on éelivery. r 3 Particular attention paid to the preparation of FAMILY MEDICINES. Prescriptions carefully compounded by day or night. JOHN LARK, Wholesale and Retail Druggist, New Fire Proof Store, Main Street, Nevada. May 2, 1856—tf 32 New ?rinciple ! No Poison ! RHODES’ FEVER AND AGUE CURE, ORANTIDOTE TO MALARIA, FOR THE PREVENTION 4ND CURE of Feverand Agua, or Chill Fever; Dumb Ague, and other Intermittent and Remittent Fever Iso of Billious Fevers, accompanied by Ty:h id Symptoms; Typhoid Fever, Yellow Fever Ship and Jail Fever, General Debi ity, Night Sweats, and all -cther forms of disease WHICH UAVE 4 COMMON ORIGIN IN MALARIA OR, MIAS MA.) This subtle atmospheric poison, which at certain seasons is unavoidably iuhualed at every breath, is the same in character wherever it exists,—norih, south. east or west, and will every where yield to this newly discovered AN. TIDOTE, which neutralizes the poison, completely pur. ges the systom, and thus entirely removes al! the cause of disease. The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordinary rults from its use : It will protect any resident or traveller, even in the most sickly or swampy localities from any ague or bilioua disease whatever, or any injury from constantly inhaling Malaria or Miasma. It will instantly check the aguein persons who have suffered for any length of time, from one pay TO TWENTY ¥Kans, So that they need never have ancTHER CHILL, by continuing its use according to directions. It will immediately relieve all the distressing results of tbilious or ague disaases, such as general dedility, night . sweats, etc. The patient at once begins to recover appetite and strength. and coutinuos until a permanent and radical eure is effected. And us a proor that it is also WORTHY OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE, Because of its SINGULAR AND ENTIRE HARM LESSNESS, The following certificate from one of the most celebrated chemists in the United States is attached to every botthe; New York, June 11, 1855. . “1 have made a chemical examination of Rhodes’ Fever and Acue Cure, or Antidote to Malaria, and have tes. . be happy to see his old frien . as will favor him with a call. ted it for Arsenic, Mercury, Quinine and Strychnine, but have not found a particle of either in 1t, nor have I found any substance in its composition that would prove injurious to the constitution. “JAMES R. CHILTON, M. D, Chemist.” This allows of its FREE USE AS A PREVENTIVE by which all persons may thus be sure of entire freedom from the above named diseases no matter how sickly tne season of swampy the locality. — the confidence of the public is asked oniy in proportion . toitf acruaL Merits wherever introduced and used.— These only are relied upon to prove its worth. One or two bottles will answer fur ordinary cases ; some may require more. Directions printed in ‘German. French, and Spanish, accompany each bottle. Prepared and sold by the proproprietor, JAMES A. RHODES, Proy. idence R. I CYRUS G. DYER, Gener } Agent, San Francisco, JOHN LARK, Agent for Nevada. No. 32 Main street, ‘and for sale by; Druggists generally. 1-3m . gun or CaLirorniaA, County of Nevada, Township of Nevada, ss. Justice Court, Before I. P. Van Hagen, J. P. The people of the state of Califor. nia to Jon D. Pinkerton : j You are hereby summoned to appear before the undersigned, Justice of the Peace, at his office in said Township, on Saturday, the 12th day of uly ,A. D. 1856, at 10 o’clock, A. at., to answer to the complaint of James Monroe, who demands of you the sum of one hundred and eleven 75-100 dollars, as_ appears by his complaint now on file in my office. ~ On failure so to J. C. GREEN, N. G, T. J. Rercess, Secretary. Masonic. E. K. KANE LODGE, No 72, of F. & A. M. meets reg ularly on FRIDAY EVENING of each week at the Ma Ha Broad street. CUARLES MARSH, W. M. J.V. Watson. Secretary, Nevada Bakery. Jo. 21 Main Street, Nevada, 361 interest of Geo. W. Dickinson, tothe Nevada Bakery,and is now prepared to furnish Bread, Pics,Cukes Graham and Boston Brown Bread andfincy Pastry. . Wed‘ing Cake. Iced Cuke for parties made toorder at . 8 Te undersigned bas thisday purchased the entire he shortest notice ina style not excelied by any and tin quantity to any amount. dee 28—3m tressing Complaints, The Enviable reputation Pr. Ho: cess in all diseases of a private nature, renders it but ne« _ . essary to state his address ; he therefore aveids the lon . . advertisements of bombastic promises of the emprrics ¢ the doy, so lavishly heldout but seklom fulBlied . fer their use. Nocturnal Emissions, Ulcers in the Throst, Syplitis Conorrhes.Strictures, Gleet, and those drendful symptou of the head, throat, nose and ski. under Dr. Munger ford treatment, are healed in an incredible short time’ withow ,. mercury, Young men who have become victims of sol tary vice, that dreadfui and destractive habit, whieh roi both body and mind, call immediately on Dr. Huagerfor: Inconnection the Bar will be stocked with the best . greatest ef God's Llossings, of Liquors, &c. &c. and will be presided over by RicnARD trton, (of “Sand Bank hotoriety,”’) who will pately on Dr. Mangerford whether th d3 and as many new ones . ing or re We advise art afflicted to lose ne titie bai cali itymer t case is of long stane ecent date, he guarahtees a speedy and perasyer i cure, x N.B. Oyster Stews and Bread and Milk at the short, !@™pering with it without success. est notice. f By strict atterition to business and my best endeay. ors to render satisfaction I hope to merit a share of publie patronage. JAMES COPP. Nevada, March 6th, 1855.—45-tf = METROPOLIS BILLIARD SALOON, Main street, Nevada. EWIS & WRIGHT have opened a new and elegant SALOON in the second story of Rogers & Husseys Brick Building, and visitors will find it fitted and furnished in a style unsurpassed by any similur room in the State. The BILLIARD TABLES are new and costly, and are pronouneed to be inferiur to none. The room is fitted up with particular reference to the comfort of those who visit it, and is furnished with every convenience which can be desired. Connected with the Fstablishment is a Bar, at which will be found at all times the choicest Liquors, Wines and Cigars. £a-A Lunch is served Morning’s and Evenings. The Proprietors intend that nothing shall be omitted which can in any way conduce to the pleasure of thuse who favor them with a call. Nevada, Oct, 26,—1f, WOLFS’ SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS. ANCROFTS’ & Uhi’s Cider. Danbar & Son's Porter and Ale, {in glass.] Tarner’s Wormwood Cordial and Gome Syrups. Claret and Sauterne Wines, Sparkling Hock. Genuine Swiss Absinthe, Kirsch, Curacao, MarasChambertin and Anisette, For sole by Teal & Co., 2 Broad street. Nevada, Jan. 25, 1856. : FRISBIE’S THEATRE, INevaca,. f byte undersigned would respectfully inform the profession thet, owing to the the fact that JNO. 8. PO[TER has utterly failed to comply with the termscf the contract by which I leased him my Theatre I will let it by the Night, Week, or Month for Dramatic Entertainments, Concerts and Exhibitions. The THEATRE, has been fitted up ata great expense and the stage enlarged with anew stock of Scener vy. It will comfortubly seat EIGHT HUNDRED PER. PROOFS OF EFFICACY are frequently published, and . SONS. All communications addressed to me will be . promptly attended to Nevada, March 28, 1856. L. P. FRISBIE. BOWMANS’ HORSE MEDICINES. “S$ OINTMENT CONDITION. POWDER, RE rapidly superseding everything of the kind, haying been found by the experience of thousands to be THE BEST REMEDIES KNOWN appear and answer. judgement will be rendered against . for the various diseases and accidents to which Horses and on for the sam of Sill 75 a and costs of suit. . Cattie are sithject, particularly in this country, whose Given under my hand this 12th day of Jnne 1856. I. P. Van Hacen, Justice of the Peace. Stare oF Cautrornta, County and Township of Nevada: It satisfactorily appearing tome that the above defendant has left the county, itis ordered that publication of Summons be made inthe Nevada Journal for one month. P. Van Hagen, f. P. SHERIFF'S SALE. Y virtue of a decree of foreclosure and an order of gale Is an excel? to me directed and delivered, founded on a judgment issued out of the Hon District Court of the 14th Judicial District, in favor of Hirst & Russell, parched and rocky soilruins so many valuable animals, THE OINTMENT has proved a certain cure for the following, viz : Old Sores and Ulcers, Founder, Fresh Wounds, Contracted Hoofs, Cuts and Bruises, Sahd Oracks or Saddle and Collar Galls; Quarter Cracks ; Scratches or Grease ; Malienders ; Fistula: Poll Evil : Thrush, Mange Warts, Warbles, Sitfasts, corns, &c. THE CONDITION POWDER ent purifier of the blood ; it will give the animial strength, and appetite, assist him to digest his food, loosen the skin, tleanse the water and renovate the whole and againsi. system. It will be found of particular benefit in the folFitch & Churchman, for the sum of $1438 15, together . lowing diseases, viz! with all costs of suits, Iam commanded and known as the Greenhorn ditch, notice is hereby given that I shall sell at public auction, the above described property to the hi front of the Sheriffs Office, 9 July, 1856, at the hour of 2 5 ipabecdoapea te M. Given under my hand at Nevada, this 12th day of . atthe same price. Prepared and sold by. H. BOWMAN, June, A. D. 1856. W. W. WRIGHT, Sheriff, By C. F. Woop, Under Sheriff. SHERIFF'S SALE. B* virtue of an Execution to me directed, issued from the Clerk’s Office of the District Court, in . THE GREAT COUGIT REMEDY MAS BEEN FULLY TESTand for the County of Nevada. in favor of J. R. Me Connell, and against J. E.C. Hall, dated May 17th, 1856, for tbe sum of $968 §8 cents, together with costs of suit taxed at $3010, I have levied upon and seized the following described property, which I hac formerly attached to-wit: All the right, title and interest said J. E. C. Hall had on the 2d ot May, in and to a lot of mining ground, situated in the Connty of Nevada, on Brush Creek, which I shall sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, the Sheriff's Office, Nevada city, July, A, p. 1856, at 2 P.M. Given under my hand . 1856. W. W. WRIGHT, Sheriff. By C. F. Woon, Under Sheriff. PUBLIC NOTICE. Jones’ Bar, Nevada county, California, May 31, 1856. otice is hereby given that . claim the right of N taking from the South Yuba River, about onc half mile above Jones’ Bar, Nevada county, ter privilege on the lst day of January, A. p. 1856. jb-3t Grones H. Hamu. _ INSOLVENT NOTICE. In the matter of the application of J W. Underwood, an Insolvent Debtor. N the District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial Dis trict in und for the County of Nevada, Fe Pursuant to an order hervtofore made by the Ton. Niles Searls, District Judge of the District Court aforesaid. Notice is hereby given to all the creditors of suid Insolventto be and appear before said Court at the Court in the town Nevada, ard County of Nevada, on MONDAY the 2ist day of July, A D. 1856, at 10 o’clock A. M., then and there to show cause (if any they ean) why an ment of the said Insolveni’s Estate should not be made and he be discharged from bis debts as au Insvl. ven A ' . i a under my hand with the seal of the District Court aforesaid, hereto affixed this Sth day of June, A. D. 1856. J. H. BOSTWICK, Clerk District Court. 6-4t By THOMAS P. HAWLEY, Dep. Tweed & Fletcher, Att'ys for Petitioner. Excitement among the People! WAR DECLARED BY GOV. JOHNSON . AUCTION EVERY DAY & NIGHT At Cheap John’s Auction Store No 18 Commetcial Street, Nevada. H, L.s8. moved to No 18 Commercial street, where he has the assortment of Simnmer & Broad Cloth Coats. of the most tashjonable styles Cassimere, Doeskin, und Summer Pants, Vests,” Boots. Shoes, Gaiters, Hats and Caps, Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, Boy's Clothing, &c. A great V; of Yankee Notions, Perfumery, Cutlery, Playing Cards, Accordeons, Clocks, &¢. Choice brands of Chewing Tobacco, Havana Cigars—At San Franciseo po AUCTION EVERY DAY AND NIGHT! Don’t Forget ! No 18 Commercial street. Il. SHIRPSER, Licensed Auctioneer, — For Nevada county, A FINE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS AT THE BRANCH STORE, GRASS VALLEY, Opposite Benton's: Exah ange. June 6—cm Sign of the Red Flag. to sell the . HIDEBOUND, FOUN Be following described property, to wit: A certain waRHEUMATISM OR STIFF COMPLAINT, ter Ditch and the Fluming thereof, situated in Neva. COUGHS & COLDS; da County, running from Greenhorn to Hunt’s Hill, . SORE EYES ; hest bidder for cash in. ,. in front of. seeond place, it ALWAYS CURES TITE DISkASE IN A PEW! on the 2d day of} pays, xever rains and is plewsant fo take—is purely vegthis 12th day of June, A. S*@veNcx will follow its ave. the am’t} cure the.diseuse, will not sicken the stomach. of five hundred cubic inches of water, for mining pu r-. relieve and cure the cough by allaying iritation. poses—the said amount being requisite fur the use of . ting expectoration and procuring quict and refreshing the “Jones’ Bar Flume,” and located by me,as a wasleep, i FOUNDER, LOSS OF APPETITE FEVERS ; INFLAMMATIONS, © SURFEIT, MANGE: SWELLED LEGS; SCRATCHES 3 and every other disease requiring a tonic or alterative course of treatment. THESE REMEDIES are perfectly harmless, atid may be sorted toat all times with safety aud benetit. The Ointment is put up in good sized tin boxes at ONE DOLLAR per box and the Condition Powder in packages 2s Druggist, Sacramento, and for sale by JOHN LARK, M. D, Agent, may30-tf BULL'S PECTORAL BALSAM, _ ED RY THOUSANDS ND in no instance has it filed. If yon have a cough, i Cold, Bronchites, Tightness of the Chest, Consuniption, Whooping Congh, or any other disease of the Chest . or Lungs, Dr. John P. Bulls’ Pectoral Balsam is a safe, . eertuin, speedy and permanent cure. ! ‘The Pectoral Balsam possesses great ndvantage over . all other cough medicines in thany respéeta. Inthe first place, it cures the cough, witnouT PropUCING sicKNrss . oF THE sTomMACK us all Other cough remedies do—in the . etable and uniform in itfaction, and no uxPLEAsaNT CON. Another reason why it! should be preferred, 1. is prepared from the receipt of an old and experienced practitioner who has deyoted:-thirty Ss J PSA WY leave the State of California fur my home in. Michi. SUMMONS. . j columus of our press with fraudulent and fictitious notice ~ . “shuffie off this mortal coil ;" who tooked forward to his . dissolution with that pleasure which only those weizhed No. U2 Maia street, Nevada. . down by the heavy hand of disease can ! hone, the ability of a skilful physician has restored ‘hin ition, and impelled by gratitude. he iankes known h FEMALES AFFLICTED oR IN TROCKLE should call or oud {i Pr. Hungerford, who has devoted his entire time ih . last fifteen years to private maladies of men and ‘womor . The question is often asked—W by is Dr. Hungerford . suceessfel, while other physicians are failing-daily? Th . answer must be plainly apparent toall ; it is that he ui derstands his profession and attends attends to ii, 4. as his practice has inereased sv has his knowle de es ded. So close has been his application tostudy and pr: tice, that he has become perfect master of his professic. and can insrre to all relief from their trouble, His cour-: . has ever been upward and ouward, placing him 4 . very Lead of his arduous professson, his patients, which he is ready to show, but he feel Lonor bound to withold the name of the writer. as he ora DR: HUNGERFORD'S MEDICAL NOTICES DR. HUNGERFORD’S Medical Rooms, No. 24% (taygerford his tarned for himself by his extraordinary yt Met cines are sent to all parts of the country, With direction. and you can depend upon beiuz restored to health. thir: though Noven avacks miay have been ineflectua Hy Dr. J. Thompson Hungerford has hundreds of ieiters fr. + ceriain no man of sense or délicuey would hayeé Dis gran mide public in sucha case, N.B. All letters for advice [send pet Express? Will pe promptly attended to. . . Pr, Hungerford so extensively known in this Stais, i . ing the oldest practitioner of private diséasé in Cafifornin that any notice of him migTit seedy superfuous. Yet fe ing that there are many, unfortuuatély suffering [or 1 . want of proper treatment we recommen chez i} appis %4 Dr. Hungerford, who iscertainly a Physician of unsurpt sed skill and wonderful snec i ess ip his protession We wish to call the attention of our numerous jiairoi « to the merits of Dr. Hungerford, arid think that we not do it inany better way thau to publish 2 tions of few suelo TESTIMONIALS FROM THE PRESS From the Xcho du Pacific, San Francisees Dr. Hexcrrrorn.—We wish to call the attention of o j readers to the advertisement of this genleman whose e . tensive practic? and success is sufficient to induce all those afflicted to give hima call. The Doctor is noi only a reg ularly educated Physician, but he has the principdes honesty and can feel for his fellow beings. He Jas wr doubtedly more pracrice than any other Physician at } Francisco .and it 1s fast inereasing. Teo those equaint . withthe Woctor, wesay nothing as to his skill and intey } rity, as they are well known, but to strangers we vu . eaflon Dr. Hungerford, and you will find’ that 2 fiend tn j necd is a friend indeeC. . From the Southern Medical Journal. . PRoyesson HexGrrrorp.—Although opposed fo lie 83 et we deem it bat just to this geni! . tem of advertising. ) ¢ } man to admit that his system of treaiment in I'rivate eases 1s undoubiedly the most approved one nuw in 2 throughout the civilized world. 49-3n: A Bricut Srreax or Gratitupe —The followin: letter appeared some time since in the San Francisc. Citizen, without the knowledge of Dr. Young. Wo copy it as a complimentary tribute to one of the mos? skulful physicians that ever made this State his resi dence. Asit was entirely unsolicited, and made pul) lic without the knowledge of any one but the write ‘A it speaks volumes. It should be cut out and pinne. up for reference to any one who should unfortunaici y be similarly situated : To my Arriictep Fertow Mex.—Being about to gan, I wish before leaving to recommend to your notice that great benefactor, Dr J.C. Young. T was on the very brink of the grave, when he stretched fertti his hand and saved me from death. Forseveral years I had been troubled with a complication of disease: brought on by bad habits, aggravated by exposure in the mines, which had co weakened my system and undermined my constitution that I have ‘often cer. templated suicide. Lorne down by racking pains jn my body, dizziness in my head, sure eyez, pains anc misery in my back and hips, weariness in iny je &, evil forbodings, togetherwith aconfirmed melanchel: ‘ I considered my hest friends to be my worst enemies . my dreams were frightful, and at timesstrange phan tasies took possession of my mind. I was hurrying to insanity—that wor-t of living deaths. In this state » friend and partner in the mining business a pproached me on the subject, and advised me to go to the K and coo Dr. Young. C10 vo and thenk: God for i Dr. Young examined my case, and told me he coul:i cure me. Shortly after I commenced taking his med icines my troubles began todeerease and in three months I was perfectly well. Take my advice. all you that afflicted, and call upon him, for he will be sure to cure you; -he has cured several of my acquai: tances after they had beoome discouraged by bein: deceived by the humbvugs of the day, both by Ametican and foreign vagabonds. My heart leaps toward« him with gratitude fur his benefits to me and my frienda. tf Cus. F. Masrover. Gratitude is the compietion of Thankfuiness.—Th. ingratitude of mun to bis fellow man is so often met with in life, that testimonials, prompted by the finer feelings of the heart, are oasis in the life of those whe sacrifices theie best days in philanthropic devotion to the alle vin tion of the illsef frail mortatity. Empiricie™ fivods theletters, singlug peans to the worth of their now eyotist: col charlatanism, Below we append a letter trom a wor thy man, who, a brief period since, seemed destined 1 Contrary \o histormer health. Relieved trom his terrible situs ease and rewedial agent. and his statement is ted by a Notary Public The demands of socie ously command its padlicity, and it is given more b the unwary than to sound the prai whom secures of like cases ean by CERTIFICATE, The nudersicned. desirons of nequainting those wh. May be nnforiunste enongh to be Similarly alllicted, winere upermanent relief oftheir suderings may be ebtained s it hie duty io thus publicly express bis most sim ore gratitude to Dr. L. 4. Czapkay. for the permanent recey ery of his health, Borne down by the distressing eyiop toms incident to the vicions practice of pncontroliabhh passion iu youth ¢ depressed in body and mind > uu to perform even the most trifliag duty impesed upon te daily avocaticns of iife, 1 sought the advice of many phy Sitians. Who al first regarded my disease as of tritli-g in years of his life to the study and investigation of diseases of the lungs and chest. Most patients will not take the . ordinary cough remedies from the fact that they are un. . pleasant to tuke, uncertain im theic activa and ulWays producing sickness atthe #tomacn. The Pectoral Balsam is pleasant to take, is certain to} but will} promo; . The most obstinate Pronchar aud Palmonary diseases . are cured by the use of this remedy in from 6 to 10 days. . Many cases of seemiugly, hopeless cousumption have . been permaneutly cured by the continued tse of this med. icine, never give up while there ix a bottle to be had, ) aged by this result, . reseived to pliner . collected, the constant pain in my back aint z Any number of testimonials have been received by the . Webkuess of ny limbs the ervous reaciion of iny whi portunce—bul alas! afier a few weeks, and imseverabin. stances months; of their treatment found to my un: terable horror that, iastead of relief, the Symptons br cume more alarming in their iorture: and. being to'd i+ one that my disease. being princimily confined to YW brain, medicipes would be of Inte consequence, . de paired of ever regaining tay heuith, strength aad enefe: and, os 4 last resort, and with but a furnt hopes call upon Dr. Czaphay, who, afler excunining wy ence prescribed some tiedicine which alunost imstanily relicwe nie of the dull pai wid dizziness uy my Lead. Keon : nye’ in ately under bis care, and by a striet obedience to T rections and advice, my bend beeuine Clear, my ide reins. tins j j . body on the shizbest alum ofexeitewent + the misautiien proprietor with the request that they might be pablished . od or ~ > pede but having full covfidence in the Balsam and. believing . P? aio dane forebudings * the selfdistrist and weit that the articles will recommend itseif, . have not deem. . C’Uldence to vihers 5 the ineubitiiy to study, and wasnt in this city. !. established in San Franciseo and New York, they can always ed it expedient to publish them. It only requires one or . two doses ti satisty any one that they have at last found a! remedy that eures coughs, colds, und without sickening ; the stomach. j Pue similie of the proprietor’s signature on the outside . wrapper. . JOUNLARK,M.D. . Sele Agent for Califor a . may50-if a A S S A a's O if Ir ICE : aed bis care, a radical and permauont enre will My JESTH & HUNTER, Assavens or Gop & Ores or Every Drecrrption,. 1e56, First street, Third Door from D. Marysyille. RETURNS MADE WITHIN 12 HOURS, R the convenience of our customers in the interior, we haye established a Braneh of ourASSAY. OFFICE, The reputation of onr Bars being well SHIRPSER would inform the public that he has re-. egy f aoa be Prepared to furnish our customers with in for their bars at rates but little in advance of . those of San Parties sending us dust from the Interior, can have returns, IN COIN, by the Express which leaves the following morning. Rates of Charges as in San Francisco, 8. HILLEN HUNTeR, Marysville. E. JESTH, San Francisco. Marysville, June 13th, 1866-3m —R.M.HUNT, MD. . PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, OSice at Rudolph’s Drug Store, NEVADA. of . fable drevuis at night telowed . having constlied the Doctor, I felt as if ine No. o2 sinin Fire . und recommend ty bion all Wiaomay stand ity resviution ; the frighivad exciting, aud at tines pleasor. by invowmtery discharc Sud in fact, in two months ait Pired by a ew a short Wine agO } CUmtemiplalc have aildisappeared ; jife—-thut lie wiiieb, but to end by my owu hand, With a view 10 guard the unfortunate from falling ie the snares incompetent quacks, . deem iony duty toe fer this testimony to the nerit snd «kill of Ue Czapka need of me WR eXperieuce, feat service, being assured by my o EP, FIFLMORS. LEP 2G0,.—F uber! this Tih day of April. A $0u8 Migpiwres. (1. <) Notary Public ical Lasiitats + Stuie of California, Couuty of Sar ed and sworn betore me, Signed, Pr. L. J. Caapkay’s Mecteal ant Sar the corner of Montgomery and Sucraueute stro Francisco, Gl. The Loclor offers free cuusultat asks nO remuneration unfess he effects cure. BS. Da. L. J. CZAPAAY.—It is indeed refreshing 3: . his age of empirical practice to be exabied to call the be cashed on the most advantazeons tériis. tagalole ofthe unfortunate to the advertisement of « physician of rare, scientific and medical attni uutents, artic bassufflcient mora! courage to brezk through the botd of obsolete ideasand phice himself betore the public thy the medium of the press, in order to cope with and sia} ify the pernicious efforts of the incumpetcwi. Such » physician is Dr. L. J, Czapkay, whom we cheerially commend to invalids, especially those suffering from gir eases of the soxual organs and their unsuecesstus trea! ment a8 a gentleman possessing all the requisites for the Sitisfactoay and suceessint practice of ghisprofession! — Coupled with s thorough and avaliable Knowledge of rw medical art, he brings years of experience on the tren:ment of all seminaland private disesses to his uid. ens bbling him to cope with them ju all their muttiferion forms. We cheerfuily commend him te the Public 4d ar ile physician, wur.ly the cuufidcucse o tlalog ares wp ~ oF ae ” Res

we. PE Ok AW — oe —_— wee ' ] i i 4 ‘ waeThe difficulty. at San Francisco is t_pp oaching a crisis. From gentlemen who have just returned from the Bay, we ‘nen that the Vigilance Committee are vorcly tried.\ Their moral cograge und! Ruegrity are put to the fullestgest. It is vedeniable tlmt the outside pressure is wost overwhQlming. passions of . ‘> appease the ‘erry is represerited as hair life ef Judge; nging bya sinOutsidds argclamorous for his . If the, Vigilance Committee . stand ap «against th storm which now eats around thom, and deal out impartial . sties, anawed by the official station of . ‘heir prisoner, or the danger from an infu‘jated populace, they will become the he‘oes of theday. Thus far, allis well. In *nem the people have unlimited confidence. . “hey must not prove false to the trust re. posed in them. The good sense, and’ ‘moderation of the whole State is invoked . in this emergency. San Francisco rests apona mine, to which Goy. Johnson and, his demoniac crew are anxious to app!y the torch. Why cannot some of the pres-. ses of the unhappy city be more mild, more . rational, and more soothing in their ap-. peals to an excited populace? They are . idding vim to the whirlwind instead of empering the elements. Moderation on both sides would soon restore order to its wonted channels once «gain, whichis a consummation devoutly to be wished. rle xceution. feverish long enough and needs repose. Amgricasisw or Earty Sraresmey.— tt > ebronic with Democrats to laud their tutelar saint, Thomas Jefferson, and his eoadjuters, and load with contumely the \merican party, because, as they say, our . roscriptive principles are anti-republican id despotic ~ ir will take the fo read the writings of Jefferson mhy Ulic oubic rd cotemporary statesmen, he will find . Americanism of the present day thrown the shade, by the proscriptive sentiWhen the first . atuvalization law of the U. 8. was passed . (780, the opinion was freely advanced that stringent measures ould be adopted to prevent a too easy cess to the rights of citizenship, not beuse the danger would be great at that me, but afterwards, Then were living ne iron hearts that achieved our indepen«ence, that knew the value of the government they had reared and cemented with their biocod ‘ervate the men of that historic period ; pint patriots and statesmen eared it in the future, and left their fears : record. And yet, declaring that the minent peril Jay in the future, Thomas ‘eiferson himself, whose Democracy wil! not be questioned, went a bow shot beond Americanism of the present day, as carly as 1797. In vol. 9., page 453 of his ritings, we find the following extract in petition to the Legislature of Virginia : sents of a pure ancestry. ‘ ougre 33, those wise ‘And Your petitioners further submit to . « wisdom of the two Houses of Assembly, “hether the safety of the citizens of this @omsonwealth in their persons,. their property, er laws and Government does not, require it the capacity toact in the important office a juror, grand or petty, civil or Criminal, vuld be restrained in future to native citius of the United States, or such as were citrns at the date of the treaty of peace, in y2ich closed our revolutionary war, and wheththe ignorance of our Jaws, and vatural pars ‘iality to the countries of their birth, are not easonable causes for dechiring this to be onc . of the rights incommunicable in future to adop. ted citizens.” @ a Tur Prisoner Trrry.—It was well under. Ftood. says the Alta, that testimony was being taken yesterday for and against Terry. His friends are making a desperate effort to create pablic opinion in his tavor. His official posi: tionghis education, his former character, his off.cial relations and family ties,are all paraded before the community, as reasons that should exempt him from the doom of one of less pre: tensions to these qualifications. They generally fall still born, however, upon the ears of our citizens, as in this reformation they are no respecters of persons or positions. ‘Terry, in the first place, had little respect for his own position or family, else he would have remaincd at Sacramento, where both demanded his attention; and since he has voluntarily chosen ‘o come down from the proud position of the Supreme Bench, to mingle with and protect a set of rowdies from merited chastisement, in which he has unfortunately thrust himself into » dungeon, let him take the consequences. It 1s too late to talk ofsympathy. It is too late to oS merits of his position. He abandon jose very fuolishly, and disgraced both his official and private position, avd comes in bad grace now to plead them in extention tor his crime. There is but one course for the Committee, and unfortunate as it would be to visit severe punishment upon aman like Terry, avy other course would be worse than madness ~-would annihilate the Committee—and throw the affairs of our city and State into chaos. <P ADVERTISEMENT Extraonpinary.—Tho State Journal publishes an extraordinary advertise, ment from the great Volney E. Howard, Maj. szeneral of the Gth Division, California Militia. 1 Will amount to a funny little sum, the publi. vation of that advertisement. What a good time will the State Journal have, getting its pay for that same. We see the State shelling ! military ardor. geés"The weather has been decidedly cold ova few days past, and one night the past veek a very perceptible frost whitened the gvound. This is very unusual and undesirable visitation at this season of the year. Avuxt Betsy T'xorwoop, of the Democrat, seems determined not to be satisfied with the conduct of the Sheriff, though she has lost the faculty to reason in the practice of seolding for a week or two. weck. Her motive we quoted last ir Artesian Wetts.--The experiment of boring for water is about to be tested by Mr Biackburn. formerly a member ot the Assem bly, on his farm south of Sauta Cruz. cacies oat liberally for so patriotic an All meals served in the European style, and at all Wuat «s Democracy (—AnythingSbut consiste ney, A theme for braggarts, little understood and worse explained by its glorifiers. Adapted to every clime, color or condition of men. Can ride any hobby when party policy demands it, and party ends are to besubserved. Is the mortal and uncompromising foe of interemand blood . nal improvements by the general govern-. in Balwer'’s ment East, but steals the plank from an enemy’s} platform in‘the West. Harped against a high tariff, but established in. Miss Adelaide, the favorite Danseuse, with other 1828 the highest one known in the annals of the country. Y atthe old Whig party, as if it were a damning stain, established pet banks in many of the States, scattering wild cat bills and shin plasters ever the land, “thick as leaves that strew the Autumnal brooks in Valambrosa.”” Blusters up and talks big to wounded pride by flogging weak and defenseless Mexico, and whipping fifty nigbut glorifies James Bu-. Claude Melnotte, . chanan, a Federalist of the darkest dye. Pauline, , Raised a hue and cry against banks, but . Grand Overture.........06-by the Orchestra MEGABA SRRARAM, SEALERS, RAGE I Mi L. P. FRISBIE respectfally informs his friends and fellow citizens that he has concluded an engagement, ‘or a limited period, with MR. E. S. CONNER, On the Fourth of July. WOOD’S RAVINE. The popular American Tragedian and Comedian, and . Zee MRS. B.S. CONNER, (Late Miss Charlotte Barnes,) the favorite American . Actress and Authoress, recently from the principal . theaters in the States,who-will makeftheir seventh ap. appearance @ Nevada audience on Farpay . Eventna, J ~~ “TE os ree and Pauline . play ady of Lyons, together with Mr. W.IL HAMILTON, the Irish Domaine and Vocalist, Mesers. D. V. Gates, Mitchell, Duamphries, White, . Lovett, Mayoand Franks. Also, Mrs. W. H. Hamil. The Committee of Arrangements would respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada, and vicinity, that the Eightieth Anniversary of the AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE — be celebrated in a becoming manner at Wood’, vine. The Declaration of Independence will be read and Orations delivered by Hon. W. I. Ferguson and D. T. Bagley. fe EE Rag apa hone ‘on, late Miss Hamblin, Mise Grey, Miss Hudson, and , of Sacramento. <ee 5 auxiliaries, Friday Evening, June 27th. 1856. elped Federalism . The performances will commence with E L Balwer’s play of LADY OF LYONS; MR. E. S. CONNER. MRS. E. 8. CONNER. SENS 5 SSSI. Bi To conclude’with the Laughable Farce of a EISS IN THE DARK, Prices of Admission as usual. For further particulars, see programme, for Saturday. Watches, and Jewelry, A great bill . England, but backs down and soothes its. ¥a26 Piazmond Work: «ec. Selling at San Francisco Jobbing Prices at Bailey Brothers. No. 118 J Street, between 4th and 5th, Sacramento. : : ROM recent arrivals our stock of Watches and Diagers at Greytown. Gives up rights to. K e territory that are clear and indisputable, to propitiate a monarchy, and thrashes a republic out ofan empire to keep even. Sings free trade in South Carolina and protection in Pennsylvania. faith on a strict construction of the constitution, but annexes all territory that joins our own, without the sanction of The public mind has been . constitutional authority. Proclaims that . the world is governed too much, and that government is best which governs least, and yet isin extacies over the administration of Jackson, who used all the power in him yested, and some besides. Puts down an insurrection in South Carolina, but sanctions through its great apostles, the rebellion in Rhode Island. Acknowl. edges the government of Walker to be legal and right, though held by an uncertain tenure, but denounces the government ofSan Francisco though supported by the almost unanimous will of the people. Pledges itself through its great . cocts with its brain a scheme which has opened the flood gates of sectional strife in our fair land. Tastened its envenomed fangs upen the character of Henry Clay while.living, but shed crocodile tcars, affecting to be chief mourner, when the great statesman was dead. Fairly defined Democracy is a trim. . ‘ ’ ‘ alt * Foreign influence could not . ™er’s character, anything or nothing for . the moment, or for the sake of party. = on oe “The Hon. Mr. Herbert, of California, . Wasin his seat this morning, and received the congratulations of his Democratic friends.” The above precious morsel we copy . from the Washington Organ, of May 13. “He received the congratulations of his . Democratic friends,” says the newspaper; what for, we wonder? Because he mur. dered a poor Irish waiter in a hotel, that : must be the reason ; and the brave “Phil.” . is congratulated for so doing by his Democratie friends. Hereafter, in California, itshould be the policy of the Democratic party not tonominate a man for Congress . unless he h4s killed an Irishman.— Sac. . Tribune. 2 New Parers.—The first No. of the Sierra . Democrat has reached us It is published at . Forest City, by Jubn Platt, and edited by . Wm. Campbell. It presents a neat appearance i but not being a phalanxer, we dont colton ; much to the editorials. The Columbia Clipper has changed its name . to the Columbian, and J. Wing Oliver, Esqr., has straddled the editorial tripod. It is independent in polities. Hope the editor will regale us witha full history of the mysterious disappearance of the state printing bill last session. He was chairman of the printing committtce of the House, and ought to be post: ed. — EDP <a From tHe Suovtver.-—A fisticuff came off per agreement, at Pleasant Flat, between two professors of. the manly art of . . self defence, Bill Blackwell and Jack Wilson, on Saturday. A foul blow worst; ed Wilson on the fourth round, and the delectable exhibition closed. Blackwell, by bad licks was adjudged to have lost the day. There was an old grudge between the parties, and this was the mode decided upon to settle it. Some three or four hundred witnessed the ‘beasts of reason, and flow of the nose.” But little money changed hands except for pop corn and liquids. ee _ Patrick's Frippie ~-“de turned it over on its back, and took a crovked stick, and drawed it across his belly, and ’O, St. Patrick how it did sqale!” BAPAVAILA ROSTATRANT, No. 35 Commercial Street, Nevada. A. MANGENBERG, y OULD inform the public of Nevada that he has opened the above named Restaurant, which he designs keeping supplied with all the deli. f the season. hours. Board, per week.. ....... ree eS eee $9,00 Meals. PTS eee eet eee ee wewes scares secteeees 5 A share tperae is respectfally solicited. Nevada, May 16, 1856 —tf. TAKE NOTICE AT my wife Crsto1a ANN Wetter, having left my bed and board, without an just cause or provocation, I will not be responsible hor any debts contracted by her after this date, and I hereby caution all persons against trusting her on my account. “ Nevada, May 27th, 18561m ADAM WELLER. Dissolution of Co-Partnership. d bee Co-Partnership heretofore existing under the name and style of Porrer & Critrenpen, is this day dissolved, by mutual consent D. Crittenden alone is authorized to settle the affairs of the late firm. A. W. POTTER. Nevada, June 14, 1856. D. CRITTENDEN. * All persons indebted to the late firm, are requested to make immediate Ls poe tothe undersigned, at the old stand, Nos. 34 and 36 Main strects. s8—iw : D. CRITTENDEN. head to discountenance agitation, but con. monds and other Jewelry Js complete, and for the purpose of reducing the same and investing in other vranches of trade, we will positively sell for a short time any article in the above line lower than the same goods can be purchased by the quantity at San Yrancisco prices. IF YOU WANT A GOOD WATCH ! 10 per cent less than N.-Y. Prices, call and examine our CHRONO METER, DUPLEX EX, ENGLISH, AND DETACHED LEVER WATCHES, Founds its . Aniall other kinds known to the trade, in magic or hunting cases. In DIAMOND and other JEWELRY it is unnecessary to enumerate, as we have almost every article in the line and will sell as stated. oe #~ One price asked, and no doviasliae Wartcu Repatring Dose, as usual, in the best manner. California Jewelry manufactured to ordér. Sacramento, June 27th. 1856—3m. CONSTABLE SALE. B* virtue of an Execution on attachment to me delivered issued from the court of R. H. Farquhar, Esq. an acting Justice of the Peace inand for the county aforesaid, bearing date June 23d, A. D. 1856, to satisfy a judgment rendered by said Court on the Sth day of May, A. D. 1856, in favor of Wm, Hawley & Co. and John S. Brown for the sum of $133 00 debt, Interest, damages and costs of suit, I have taken in Execution and will sell to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Justice office, in San Juan, on TUESDAY, JULY 15th 1856, between the hours of 12 M. and 4 o’clock P. M., a certain well-known HOUSE & LOT, situated in. the town of Sweetland’s, and known as the Dwelling House and Lot that said Brown purchased of G. W. Moore, and is tuken to satisfy the above demand which is a balance due of the puachase money for said property, . takenas the property of said Brown to satisfy the above . demands and accruing costs. G, W. MOORE. Constable. San Juan, June 25th—tds. GEORGE J. BROOKS & CO, PAPER WAREHOUSE 123 Sansome Strect. OR SALE.—10,000 keams Fine Printing Papér 22x32! 4 2axdd, 24236, 28x42, 32x46. 2900 Reams Fine Book Paper 24x58—40, 44 and 48, 10,000 Reams Manilla all sizes in small bales of 10 reams each. $000 Reams Palm Straw, Crown arid Double Crown. . 200 Gross Harts Playing Cards Blank Cards, Cap and} Letter Paper and Lightbodys celebrated News Ink, togeth. er with a large stock of News and Faocy Jub Type from Conner & Son Poundry. Aliso Hoe & Huggles Presses, San Francisco, June 28, 1856. . SUMMONS. gun or Catirornia, County of Nevada, Town. WO ship cf Bridgeport, ss. Justice’s court. Before R. H. Farquhar, Justice of the Peace. The People of the State cf California to Napoleon . Norville and Rafe Gearont. Youare hereby sum-. moned toappear before the undersigned, Justice of the Peace, at his office in San Juan in said Township, on Monday the 30th day of June, a pn. 1856, at 4 0’. clock, p. M. toanswer the complaint of M. Fleming on a plea of debt in the sum of sixty-six and 57-100 dollars as per account now on file in the office. of said Justice. On failure so to appear and answer, judgment . will be rendered against you for said sum of $6661 damages and costs of suit. Given under my hand, this 16th day-of June 1856. R. H. FARQUHAR, Justice of the Peace. . It appearing to the satisfaction of the court from . the return of the officer, that the defendant in the above entitled cause, cannot be found after due diligence. it iz ordered that service be made by publication of the summons in the Nevada Journal, by two successive weekly publications from the date hereof Given under my hand in San Juan this 16:h day of June, a p. 1856. R. H FARQUHAR, 5-2w Justice of the Peace. ADMINISTRATOR’S: NOTICE. © OTICH is hereby, given to all persony” having N claims against the estate of Samuel Lyman; deceased, late of Nevada county; State of California; to presentthe same with the necessary vouchers to me at my office in Nevada, within Ten months from May . 27th, or be forever barred from any benefit of said estate. 8-Im A.0O.FELT, Public Administrator. ~ SUMMONS. TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada . ownship of Nevada,ss. Justice’s Court. Before } 3. C, Herbert, J.P. The People of the State of Cali. fornia to Joseph G. Holmes. You are hereby summoned to appear before the undersigned, Justice of the Peace at his office in ssid township on Saturday, the 29th day of July, a. p. 1856, at 10 o'clock, a.m, to answer to . and lodging as per account filed. On failure so to ap pear and answer. judgment will be rendered against you for said sum of $11 00, damages and cost of suit. Given under my hand this 12th day of June, a.p. 1856. 8. C. Hertierr; Justice of the Peace. A true copy, Attest J.L. BROWN, Constable. It appearing to the satisfaction of the court from the affidavit of the plaintiff and the return of the officer that the defendants in the above entitled eause cannot be found after due diligence, it isordered that service be made by publication of the summons in the Nevada Journal, by two successive weekly publications from the date hereof. 8. C. Hernent. Justice of the Peace ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE. were is hereby given to all persons having claims against the estate of Peter Gillman, deceased, late of Nevada county, State of California, to present the same with the necessary vouchers to me at my office in Nevada, within Ten months from June L0th, or be forever barred from any benefit of said es8-lm <A.0O.FELT, Public Administrator. THE SOUawAL JOS PAMTANG OFTASS, . No {46 Main street, Brick Building, NEVADA. ALL KINDS OF PRINTING DONE NEATLY AND AT THE LOWEST RATES. Give usa call and examine our specimens of Printng of every style and color tate N. P. BROWN & CO. Nevada, May 9th, 1856. Wagons For Sale Cheap. The following Concord Wagons are offored for sale cheap for cash. One light Express Wagon, and One . which can be used with one or two hores. Qne good thoreugh-brace Wagon, suitable for two .orses. Qne second sccond Wagon which will be sold . lhbeap for cash by 2 } Nevada, June 13-tf J.M.FLURSUUTZ, . PRRARPRE StS eh ORR piarete ae) eee . VIGILANCE COMMITTEE! L L persons desirous of presenting a res able appearance in society,so as not to be liable to suspicion by the Vigilance Committee, are earnestly invited to visit the CLOTHING EMPORIUM + OF .. SOL, KOHLMAN & BROTHER, No. 45 Mast reet, Nevada, Where will be found, A No. . shanghae eloth . and linen ; merino and alpacca parits of all qualit ies . and colors; Vests of every deseri ; Shirts, under shirts, drawers, cotton and silk 3; hats.a splendid assortment ; blankets, handkerchiefs and cravats; trunks,carpet bags and valises, and in short every. thing to be found in any Clothing Store in the moun‘tains. Remember the / CLOTHING EMPORIUM, . No. 45 Main Street. SOL. KOHLMAN & BRO. Neyada, May 30, 1856.-tf . B** RUM. Fer sale by RUDOLPH, Pruggiat 21 Commercial! etrect. } ine! the complaintof Wm. Ross who brings suit against you to recover the sum of fourteen dollars for board A Fine Band of Musichas been engaged. Cannon: will be fired and a sumptuous Dioner prepared for the occasion. The order of the day will be published nex: week. LEWIS TEAL, I. WILLIAMSON, 0. F. WOOD JNO. PATTISON, N. P. BROWN, Committee of Arrangements. LOTS OF SPORT !!!! FOURTH OF JULY AMUSEMENTS UNION RACE COURSE!: There will be Horse Racing and other novelties rich and rare, THOMAS L. HUGHES Will spare no pains to entertain the crowd in the most sat isfuctory manner. + oe IMPROVED DAGUERREOTYPES, AND GLASS PICTURES, OR SAMBROTYPES.-@a AKEN at the Old Court House, Broad street, Neyada. Daguerreotypes and Glass Pictures. Mr. J. M. LEVEY, Begs to inform the inhabitants of Nevada, Grass Vulley and its vicinity that he has taken the building formerly cecupied and known asthe Old Court House, where he is now prepared to take every style of pictures known in the Photngriphic art. Those wishing good and truthful portraits would do well to give him a call. Stock of every description constantly on hand. N. BInstructions given in every branch of the art. Nevada, June 13-tf WALL & HAGAN, DEALERS IN Groceries and Provisions, Miner’s Supplies, Preserved Fruits, Liquors, &c. No,54 Broad street, Nevada. Ww HAVE sow and will keep on hand every thing to be found in any similar establishment in the mountains which we will sell to Miners and Families on THE MOST REASONABLE TERMS. ‘ Our stock consists in part of the following articles, ": 500 qr Sacks Flour, 8v bbls Flour, 8,000 Ibs Hams, 10-000 Ibs of Potatoes, 3,000 Ibs Side Bacon. 3,000 Ibs Goshen Bucter. Together with a compiete stock of Sugar. Coffee, Tea Rice, Tobacco, Fresh Fruits, Hardware, Queensware, &e. ' WALL & HAGAN, 54 Broad Street. June 6, 1835—2m apll2 WILSON’S SALOON, Broad street, Nevada. HE Subseriber baving recently fitted up, enlarged and greatly improved the above Establishment, would inform his friends and the public, that he keeps constantly on hand the choicest LIQUORS AND CIGARS, Which can be found in the California market. This Saloon is decidedly the coolest and most comfortable of the kind in the eity. A READING ROOM is attached, where will be found all the standard periodicals and newspapers of the day. In connection with the above is a RILLEARD SALOON, containing two execllent Tables, which are not surpassed by any in the county. MR. JAMES R, PATTERSON, whose skill in preparing Fancy Drinks is unequalled, will remain in the Establishmeat ax heretofore. WM. P. HARRINGTON, Proprietor. je20-tf “SUMMER GOODS! WHOLESALE & RETAIL, Ww: ASE now receiving daily a large addition to! our stock of SUMMER CLOTHING AND GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS worthy the attention of allin want of Clothing—consisting in partas follows : Checked Marseilles suits: White Linen Coats and Pants: Frown Linen and Sea Grass Coats : Checked, White, Buff and Silk Vests: Fine Summer Cassimere Pantgs Black Alpacca Coats: All the various styles & patterns of summer pants: Davis & Jones Patent Shirts : Hats—Leghorn, Panama, White. colored and Black French Hats, totether with an enormous stock of Furnishing Gocds too tedious to mention—suffice it to suy —in point of style, variety, quality and price—is not: excelled by any. : A. BLOCK & CO, No. 41 Commercial et. je204f Corner of Pine’ STRAY HORSE. Came into the subscribers enclosure, about two weeks since, aclay bank colored Horse branded P on the left. fore= shoulder; right hind foot white and the left fore-fuot white. The owner is requested to prove property, pay charges and take the animal away. 8-39 R. GORDON, Zinc House. ICE !! ICE!!! ICE!!!! J.D. HAVEN, . wep inform the public that he has on hand a large lot of Ick anp Sxow, which he will sell in quantities from 1 1b to 20 tons. Families supplied regularly. Orders Icft at the Ice House, Main street, nearly opposite the Nevada Journal Counting Room. 8 Has rooeally fitted up the = FOUNTAIN HOUSE, For an Ice Cream and Confectionary Saloon, with separate accommodations for Ladies. In conncetion isa good Soda Fonntain ; Also, Fancy Drinks, such as Cobblers, Juleps, Sangurees, Punches, &c. &c. ‘ The best of Cigars, Fruit, Cake, Milk, Strawberries and Cream,—Lemon, Vanilla, Strawberry snd Vine Apple Ice Creams. Parties and Balls supplied with Fancy Cakes and Ice Cream, at the shortest notice. Ice Crexms sent to all parts of the city. The services of JOHN KREDELL, the well known Confectioner, have been secured to this establishment. 8 THE PEOPLE ARE MOVING TO THE KENTUCKY STORE, (Yeu of Pine and Broad streets, where C. JOSEPH SON offers to his frieuds, und strangers, a beautiful ussortment of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, Consisting of fine Black Cloth, Cassimere and Linen COATS, PANTS and VESTS fine white and colored Shirts, Cravats ; Boots, Gaiters and Shoes, Hats, &c. Come one, come all. to the KENTUCKY STORE. Nevada, June 23, 1556.—. C. JOSEVHSON. ICE CREAM SALOON. GUILD UNITED STATES BREWERY. Head of Main street, Nevada. E UNDERSIGNED is prepared to furnish the public at their manufactory with the best quality of LAGER BEER Put up in bottles or kegs to suit the wants of rae Country orders promptly attended to at the shortest uctice. Orders left with the Union Bakery, Commercial Street, will receive my prompt attention, je20-tf ¥RANCIS SHELLHORN, Proprietror. NOTICE S hereby given that the ¢o-parinership heretofore existI ing between A. B. Dibble. Geo. gs. Maker A. P. Lancaster and John 3. Mayhugh, under the name and style of the Mountain Spring Lumbering Cémpany is this day dissolved by mutual consent, All debts and Habilittes made in the name of the company will be paid by the remaining firm of Dibble, Maker & ter. All in favor of the company will be receipted by them. A. B, DIBBLE, es P. LANCASTER. GEO. 8: MAKER, JOIN $8. MAYHUGH. Mountain Spring Lumbering Co. Nevada Co. June 10.-3w COOK & COBURN, Sign and Ornamental Painters, PAPER HANGINGS, &c,

Sign Work done with neatness and despatch. No. 31 Commercial street, up staits.5-tf Wanted. YOUNG LADY to assist inan 1CR CREAM SALOON at GUILD'S, No. 24 Main street. je20-tf Flour. Uf gepecee: Gallego Flour in bbls. Alse, Suf ork Flour, in tins, expressly for use, for sale for Cash, by A. B. GREGORY, Main street. ERMAN CAMOMILE. For sale by G '_ RUPOLPH, ol Commercial street, # . Cooking Extracts, Sago, Tobacco, Mace, Ginger, Nutmegs, 31, 1855, meets eve res = Pa an ad SPECIA L NOTICES $5 PUR a * San Francisco Advertisements. N .32 Main Street, Nevada. +e ' J N . Rk EVADA R.A. ~ No. a, 2tees Eirny The*Pioheer advertising Physi salifornia, asid if. Hi Tha . . “ ising Physician in California, asd t!:. 3 MOND, ENTD the aoe e : Wholesale and Retail Deater in . stats iain tha eee Masud Fatt, i —— only regularly educated one now advertising to cure di-~ Stated meetings the MONDAY on or next _proceedin: ; ) . every Full Moon, and two weeks thereafter. a THOMAS Hi. CASWELL, M. E. H. P. . T. P. Hawtey, Secretary. i) Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils ) Camphene, Dyestuffs, Brushes, Spirits Turpentine, Alcohol, Perfumery, Fan: cy Articles, Patent Medicines, ry Wednesday evening, atthe Odd Fellow’s Hall, Maia street, [Youth] Eureka. California, Faithful Brothers are ever welcome. W. B, RICHARDS, N. G. D. V. Norton, Secretary. a et I. 0. O.F.—Brooxktyy Lopes, No. 46—Instituted Vct. 13 1855—Meets every SATURDAY EVENING, at the Odd Fellows Hall, Red Dog. Brothers in good standing are ever welcome. Cinnamon, Cloves, Ixinglass, Port Wine, Brandy, . “ Ginger Wine, Starch. Indigo, Sal Soda, Sponge, nent and *peedy cure. Bath Brick, &c. ke, Ab dominal Supporters, Shoulder Braces, Suspensary Bandages. &c. and in fact every article usually keptin a well regulated Wholesale & Retail Drug Store. corner of Spofford, San Francisco, wheve ail diseases of private character receive the treatment neccesary to . fect a speedy and bfectual cute of those annoying and « jease in this State. Medicines carefully prepared and pa ¢ ed for any place in the country. Persons. leaving on th: ' . steamers, can obtain frum the Doetor, Medicine aud ci . W8 atay us eneniniams tencaees ae . rections eae during their voyage. Delays aro durge: VASE, wiaeta Oe ee TUE Gliese aritann cited chal Wie éitedii aes coil once on Dr. Hungerford, who always guarantees 4 permsEvery Article is New, Fresh, and the Best of its kind particular attention having been paid to the selection of the Goods in San Franciscoand New York, by an experienced Druggist, The Stock having been purchased for CASH at LOW PRICES ean and will be sold for cash, at PRICES SATISFACTORY TO ALL. Tam receiving goods frequently both from San Francisco and New York, so that purchases may rely on finding every article pertaining to the Drug business. Every. in‘lucement will be offered to the Trade as I will sell Goods at Sacramento prices with the addition of Freight. ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY respectfully solicited and satisfaction guarauteed in quality and price. All Goods ordered through the Express will be promptly forwarded to be paid on éelivery. r 3 Particular attention paid to the preparation of FAMILY MEDICINES. Prescriptions carefully compounded by day or night. JOHN LARK, Wholesale and Retail Druggist, New Fire Proof Store, Main Street, Nevada. May 2, 1856—tf 32 New ?rinciple ! No Poison ! RHODES’ FEVER AND AGUE CURE, ORANTIDOTE TO MALARIA, FOR THE PREVENTION 4ND CURE of Feverand Agua, or Chill Fever; Dumb Ague, and other Intermittent and Remittent Fever Iso of Billious Fevers, accompanied by Ty:h id Symptoms; Typhoid Fever, Yellow Fever Ship and Jail Fever, General Debi ity, Night Sweats, and all -cther forms of disease WHICH UAVE 4 COMMON ORIGIN IN MALARIA OR, MIAS MA.) This subtle atmospheric poison, which at certain seasons is unavoidably iuhualed at every breath, is the same in character wherever it exists,—norih, south. east or west, and will every where yield to this newly discovered AN. TIDOTE, which neutralizes the poison, completely pur. ges the systom, and thus entirely removes al! the cause of disease. The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordinary rults from its use : It will protect any resident or traveller, even in the most sickly or swampy localities from any ague or bilioua disease whatever, or any injury from constantly inhaling Malaria or Miasma. It will instantly check the aguein persons who have suffered for any length of time, from one pay TO TWENTY ¥Kans, So that they need never have ancTHER CHILL, by continuing its use according to directions. It will immediately relieve all the distressing results of tbilious or ague disaases, such as general dedility, night . sweats, etc. The patient at once begins to recover appetite and strength. and coutinuos until a permanent and radical eure is effected. And us a proor that it is also WORTHY OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE, Because of its SINGULAR AND ENTIRE HARM LESSNESS, The following certificate from one of the most celebrated chemists in the United States is attached to every botthe; New York, June 11, 1855. . “1 have made a chemical examination of Rhodes’ Fever and Acue Cure, or Antidote to Malaria, and have tes. . be happy to see his old frien . as will favor him with a call. ted it for Arsenic, Mercury, Quinine and Strychnine, but have not found a particle of either in 1t, nor have I found any substance in its composition that would prove injurious to the constitution. “JAMES R. CHILTON, M. D, Chemist.” This allows of its FREE USE AS A PREVENTIVE by which all persons may thus be sure of entire freedom from the above named diseases no matter how sickly tne season of swampy the locality. — the confidence of the public is asked oniy in proportion . toitf acruaL Merits wherever introduced and used.— These only are relied upon to prove its worth. One or two bottles will answer fur ordinary cases ; some may require more. Directions printed in ‘German. French, and Spanish, accompany each bottle. Prepared and sold by the proproprietor, JAMES A. RHODES, Proy. idence R. I CYRUS G. DYER, Gener } Agent, San Francisco, JOHN LARK, Agent for Nevada. No. 32 Main street, ‘and for sale by; Druggists generally. 1-3m . gun or CaLirorniaA, County of Nevada, Township of Nevada, ss. Justice Court, Before I. P. Van Hagen, J. P. The people of the state of Califor. nia to Jon D. Pinkerton : j You are hereby summoned to appear before the undersigned, Justice of the Peace, at his office in said Township, on Saturday, the 12th day of uly ,A. D. 1856, at 10 o’clock, A. at., to answer to the complaint of James Monroe, who demands of you the sum of one hundred and eleven 75-100 dollars, as_ appears by his complaint now on file in my office. ~ On failure so to J. C. GREEN, N. G, T. J. Rercess, Secretary. Masonic. E. K. KANE LODGE, No 72, of F. & A. M. meets reg ularly on FRIDAY EVENING of each week at the Ma Ha Broad street. CUARLES MARSH, W. M. J.V. Watson. Secretary, Nevada Bakery. Jo. 21 Main Street, Nevada, 361 interest of Geo. W. Dickinson, tothe Nevada Bakery,and is now prepared to furnish Bread, Pics,Cukes Graham and Boston Brown Bread andfincy Pastry. . Wed‘ing Cake. Iced Cuke for parties made toorder at . 8 Te undersigned bas thisday purchased the entire he shortest notice ina style not excelied by any and tin quantity to any amount. dee 28—3m tressing Complaints, The Enviable reputation Pr. Ho: cess in all diseases of a private nature, renders it but ne« _ . essary to state his address ; he therefore aveids the lon . . advertisements of bombastic promises of the emprrics ¢ the doy, so lavishly heldout but seklom fulBlied . fer their use. Nocturnal Emissions, Ulcers in the Throst, Syplitis Conorrhes.Strictures, Gleet, and those drendful symptou of the head, throat, nose and ski.. under Dr. Munger ford treatment, are healed in an incredible short time’ withow ,. mercury, Young men who have become victims of sol tary vice, that dreadfui and destractive habit, whieh roi both body and mind, call immediately on Dr. Huagerfor: Inconnection the Bar will be stocked with the best . greatest ef God's Llossings, of Liquors, &c. &c. and will be presided over by RicnARD trton, (of “Sand Bank hotoriety,”’) who will pately on Dr. Mangerford whether th d3 and as many new ones . ing or re We advise art afflicted to lose ne titie bai cali itymer t case is of long stane ecent date, he guarahtees a speedy and perasyer i cure, x N.B. Oyster Stews and Bread and Milk at the short, !@™pering with it without success. est notice. f By strict atterition to business and my best endeay. ors to render satisfaction I hope to merit a share of publie patronage. JAMES COPP. Nevada, March 6th, 1855.—45-tf = METROPOLIS BILLIARD SALOON, Main street, Nevada. EWIS & WRIGHT have opened a new and elegant SALOON in the second story of Rogers & Husseys Brick Building, and visitors will find it fitted and furnished in a style unsurpassed by any similur room in the State. The BILLIARD TABLES are new and costly, and are pronouneed to be inferiur to none. The room is fitted up with particular reference to the comfort of those who visit it, and is furnished with every convenience which can be desired. Connected with the Fstablishment is a Bar, at which will be found at all times the choicest Liquors, Wines and Cigars. £a-A Lunch is served Morning’s and Evenings. The Proprietors intend that nothing shall be omitted which can in any way conduce to the pleasure of thuse who favor them with a call. Nevada, Oct, 26,—1f, WOLFS’ SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS. ANCROFTS’ & Uhi’s Cider. Danbar & Son's Porter and Ale, {in glass.] Tarner’s Wormwood Cordial and Gome Syrups. Claret and Sauterne Wines, Sparkling Hock. Genuine Swiss Absinthe, Kirsch, Curacao, MarasChambertin and Anisette, For sole by Teal & Co., 2 Broad street. Nevada, Jan. 25, 1856. : FRISBIE’S THEATRE, INevaca,. f byte undersigned would respectfully inform the profession thet, owing to the the fact that JNO. 8. PO[TER has utterly failed to comply with the termscf the contract by which I leased him my Theatre I will let it by the Night, Week, or Month for Dramatic Entertainments, Concerts and Exhibitions. The THEATRE, has been fitted up ata great expense and the stage enlarged with anew stock of Scener vy. It will comfortubly seat EIGHT HUNDRED PER. PROOFS OF EFFICACY are frequently published, and . SONS. All communications addressed to me will be . promptly attended to Nevada, March 28, 1856. L. P. FRISBIE. BOWMANS’ HORSE MEDICINES. “S$ OINTMENT CONDITION. POWDER, RE rapidly superseding everything of the kind, haying been found by the experience of thousands to be THE BEST REMEDIES KNOWN appear and answer. judgement will be rendered against . for the various diseases and accidents to which Horses and on for the sam of Sill 75 a and costs of suit. . Cattie are sithject, particularly in this country, whose Given under my hand this 12th day of Jnne 1856. I. P. Van Hacen, Justice of the Peace. Stare oF Cautrornta, County and Township of Nevada: It satisfactorily appearing tome that the above defendant has left the county, itis ordered that publication of Summons be made inthe Nevada Journal for one month. P. Van Hagen, f. P. SHERIFF'S SALE. Y virtue of a decree of foreclosure and an order of gale Is an excel? to me directed and delivered, founded on a judgment issued out of the Hon District Court of the 14th Judicial District, in favor of Hirst & Russell, parched and rocky soilruins so many valuable animals, THE OINTMENT has proved a certain cure for the following, viz : Old Sores and Ulcers, Founder, Fresh Wounds, Contracted Hoofs, Cuts and Bruises, Sahd Oracks or Saddle and Collar Galls; Quarter Cracks ; Scratches or Grease ; Malienders ; Fistula: Poll Evil : Thrush, Mange Warts, Warbles, Sitfasts, corns, &c. THE CONDITION POWDER ent purifier of the blood ; it will give the animial strength, and appetite, assist him to digest his food, loosen the skin, tleanse the water and renovate the whole and againsi. system. It will be found of particular benefit in the folFitch & Churchman, for the sum of $1438 15, together . lowing diseases, viz! with all costs of suits, Iam commanded and known as the Greenhorn ditch, notice is hereby given that I shall sell at public auction, the above described property to the hi front of the Sheriffs Office, 9 July, 1856, at the hour of 2 5 ipabecdoapea te M. Given under my hand at Nevada, this 12th day of . atthe same price. Prepared and sold by. H. BOWMAN, June, A. D. 1856. W. W. WRIGHT, Sheriff, By C. F. Woop, Under Sheriff. SHERIFF'S SALE. B* virtue of an Execution to me directed, issued from the Clerk’s Office of the District Court, in . THE GREAT COUGIT REMEDY MAS BEEN FULLY TESTand for the County of Nevada. in favor of J. R. Me Connell, and against J. E.C. Hall, dated May 17th, 1856, for tbe sum of $968 §8 cents, together with costs of suit taxed at $3010, I have levied upon and seized the following described property, which I hac formerly attached to-wit: All the right, title and interest said J. E. C. Hall had on the 2d ot May, in and to a lot of mining ground, situated in the Connty of Nevada, on Brush Creek, which I shall sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, the Sheriff's Office, Nevada city, July, A, p. 1856, at 2 P.M. Given under my hand . 1856. W. W. WRIGHT, Sheriff. By C. F. Woon, Under Sheriff. PUBLIC NOTICE. Jones’ Bar, Nevada county, California, May 31, 1856. otice is hereby given that . claim the right of N taking from the South Yuba River, about onc half mile above Jones’ Bar, Nevada county, ter privilege on the lst day of January, A. p. 1856. jb-3t Grones H. Hamu. _ INSOLVENT NOTICE. In the matter of the application of J W. Underwood, an Insolvent Debtor. N the District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial Dis trict in und for the County of Nevada, Fe Pursuant to an order hervtofore made by the Ton. Niles Searls, District Judge of the District Court aforesaid. Notice is hereby given to all the creditors of suid Insolventto be and appear before said Court at the Court in the town Nevada, ard County of Nevada, on MONDAY the 2ist day of July, A D. 1856, at 10 o’clock A. M., then and there to show cause (if any they ean) why an ment of the said Insolveni’s Estate should not be made and he be discharged from bis debts as au Insvl. ven A ' . i a under my hand with the seal of the District Court aforesaid, hereto affixed this Sth day of June, A. D. 1856. J. H. BOSTWICK, Clerk District Court. 6-4t By THOMAS P. HAWLEY, Dep. Tweed & Fletcher, Att'ys for Petitioner. Excitement among the People! WAR DECLARED BY GOV. JOHNSON . AUCTION EVERY DAY & NIGHT At Cheap John’s Auction Store No 18 Commetcial Street, Nevada. H, L.s8. moved to No 18 Commercial street, where he has the assortment of Simnmer & Broad Cloth Coats. of the most tashjonable styles Cassimere, Doeskin, und Summer Pants, Vests,” Boots. Shoes, Gaiters, Hats and Caps, Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, Boy's Clothing, &c. A great V; of Yankee Notions, Perfumery, Cutlery, Playing Cards, Accordeons, Clocks, &¢. Choice brands of Chewing Tobacco, Havana Cigars—At San Franciseo po AUCTION EVERY DAY AND NIGHT! Don’t Forget ! No 18 Commercial street. Il. SHIRPSER, Licensed Auctioneer, — For Nevada county, A FINE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS AT THE BRANCH STORE, GRASS VALLEY, Opposite Benton's: Exah ange. June 6—cm Sign of the Red Flag. to sell the . HIDEBOUND, FOUN Be following described property, to wit: A certain waRHEUMATISM OR STIFF COMPLAINT, ter Ditch and the Fluming thereof, situated in Neva. COUGHS & COLDS; da County, running from Greenhorn to Hunt’s Hill, . SORE EYES ; hest bidder for cash in. ,. in front of. seeond place, it ALWAYS CURES TITE DISkASE IN A PEW! on the 2d day of} pays, xever rains and is plewsant fo take—is purely vegthis 12th day of June, A. S*@veNcx will follow its ave. the am’t} cure the.diseuse, will not sicken the stomach. of five hundred cubic inches of water, for mining pu r-. relieve and cure the cough by allaying iritation. poses—the said amount being requisite fur the use of . ting expectoration and procuring quict and refreshing the “Jones’ Bar Flume,” and located by me,as a wasleep, i FOUNDER, LOSS OF APPETITE FEVERS ; INFLAMMATIONS, © SURFEIT, MANGE: SWELLED LEGS; SCRATCHES 3 and every other disease requiring a tonic or alterative course of treatment. THESE REMEDIES are perfectly harmless, atid may be sorted toat all times with safety aud benetit. The Ointment is put up in good sized tin boxes at ONE DOLLAR per box and the Condition Powder in packages 2s Druggist, Sacramento, and for sale by JOHN LARK, M. D, Agent, may30-tf BULL'S PECTORAL BALSAM, _ ED RY THOUSANDS ND in no instance has it filed. If yon have a cough, i Cold, Bronchites, Tightness of the Chest, Consuniption, Whooping Congh, or any other disease of the Chest . or Lungs, Dr. John P. Bulls’ Pectoral Balsam is a safe, . eertuin, speedy and permanent cure. ! ‘The Pectoral Balsam possesses great ndvantage over . all other cough medicines in thany respéeta. Inthe first place, it cures the cough, witnouT PropUCING sicKNrss . oF THE sTomMACK us all Other cough remedies do—in the . etable and uniform in itfaction, and no uxPLEAsaNT CON. Another reason why it! should be preferred, 1. is prepared from the receipt of an old and experienced practitioner who has deyoted:-thirty Ss J PSA WY leave the State of California fur my home in. Michi. SUMMONS. . j columus of our press with fraudulent and fictitious notice ~ . “shuffie off this mortal coil ;" who tooked forward to his . dissolution with that pleasure which only those weizhed No. U2 Maia street, Nevada. . down by the heavy hand of disease can ! hone, the ability of a skilful physician has restored ‘hin ition, and impelled by gratitude. he iankes known h FEMALES AFFLICTED oR IN TROCKLE should call or oud {i Pr. Hungerford, who has devoted his entire time ih . last fifteen years to private maladies of men and ‘womor . The question is often asked—W by is Dr. Hungerford . suceessfel, while other physicians are failing-daily? Th . answer must be plainly apparent toall ; it is that he ui derstands his profession and attends attends to ii, 4. as his practice has inereased sv has his knowle de es ded. So close has been his application tostudy and pr: tice, that he has become perfect master of his professic. and can insrre to all relief from their trouble, His cour-: . has ever been upward and ouward, placing him 4 . very Lead of his arduous professson, his patients, which he is ready to show, but he feel Lonor bound to withold the name of the writer. as he ora DR: HUNGERFORD'S MEDICAL NOTICES DR. HUNGERFORD’S Medical Rooms, No. 24% (taygerford his tarned for himself by his extraordinary yt Met cines are sent to all parts of the country, With direction. and you can depend upon beiuz restored to health. thir: though Noven avacks miay have been ineflectua Hy Dr. J. Thompson Hungerford has hundreds of ieiters fr. + ceriain no man of sense or délicuey would hayeé Dis gran mide public in sucha case, N.B. All letters for advice [send pet Express? Will pe promptly attended to. . . Pr, Hungerford so extensively known in this Stais, i . ing the oldest practitioner of private diséasé in Cafifornin that any notice of him migTit seedy superfuous. Yet fe ing that there are many, unfortuuatély suffering [or 1 . want of proper treatment we recommen chez i} appis %4 Dr. Hungerford, who iscertainly a Physician of unsurpt sed skill and wonderful snec i ess ip his protession We wish to call the attention of our numerous jiairoi « to the merits of Dr. Hungerford, arid think that we not do it inany better way thau to publish 2 tions of few suelo TESTIMONIALS FROM THE PRESS From the Xcho du Pacific, San Francisees Dr. Hexcrrrorn.—We wish to call the attention of o j readers to the advertisement of this genleman whose e . tensive practic? and success is sufficient to induce all those afflicted to give hima call. The Doctor is noi only a reg ularly educated Physician, but he has the principdes honesty and can feel for his fellow beings.. He Jas wr doubtedly more pracrice than any other Physician at } Francisco .and it 1s fast inereasing. Teo those equaint . withthe Woctor, wesay nothing as to his skill and intey } rity, as they are well known, but to strangers we vu . eaflon Dr. Hungerford, and you will find’ that 2 fiend tn j necd is a friend indeeC. . From the Southern Medical Journal. . PRoyesson HexGrrrorp.—Although opposed fo lie 83 et we deem it bat just to this geni! . tem of advertising. ) ¢ } man to admit that his system of treaiment in I'rivate eases 1s undoubiedly the most approved one nuw in 2 throughout the civilized world. 49-3n: A Bricut Srreax or Gratitupe —The followin: letter appeared some time since in the San Francisc. Citizen, without the knowledge of Dr. Young. Wo copy it as a complimentary tribute to one of the mos? skulful physicians that ever made this State his resi dence. Asit was entirely unsolicited, and made pul) lic without the knowledge of any one but the write ‘A it speaks volumes. It should be cut out and pinne. up for reference to any one who should unfortunaici y be similarly situated : To my Arriictep Fertow Mex.—Being about to gan, I wish before leaving to recommend to your notice that great benefactor, Dr J.C. Young. T was on the very brink of the grave, when he stretched fertti his hand and saved me from death. Forseveral years I had been troubled with a complication of disease: brought on by bad habits, aggravated by exposure in the mines, which had co weakened my system and undermined my constitution that I have ‘often cer. templated suicide. Lorne down by racking pains jn my body, dizziness in my head, sure eyez, pains anc misery in my back and hips, weariness in iny je &, evil forbodings, togetherwith aconfirmed melanchel: ‘ I considered my hest friends to be my worst enemies . my dreams were frightful, and at timesstrange phan tasies took possession of my mind. I was hurrying to insanity—that wor-t of living deaths. In this state » friend and partner in the mining business a pproached me on the subject, and advised me to go to the K and coo Dr. Young. C10 vo and thenk: God for i Dr. Young examined my case, and told me he coul:i cure me. Shortly after I commenced taking his med icines my troubles began todeerease and in three months I was perfectly well. Take my advice. all you that afflicted, and call upon him, for he will be sure to cure you; -he has cured several of my acquai: tances after they had beoome discouraged by bein: deceived by the humbvugs of the day, both by Ametican and foreign vagabonds. My heart leaps toward« him with gratitude fur his benefits to me and my frienda. tf Cus. F. Masrover. Gratitude is the compietion of Thankfuiness.—Th. ingratitude of mun to bis fellow man is so often met with in life, that testimonials, prompted by the finer feelings of the heart, are oasis in the life of those whe sacrifices theie best days in philanthropic devotion to the alle vin tion of the illsef frail mortatity. Empiricie™ fivods theletters, singlug peans to the worth of their now eyotist: col charlatanism, Below we append a letter trom a wor thy man, who, a brief period since, seemed destined 1 Contrary \o histormer health. Relieved trom his terrible situs ease and rewedial agent. and his statement is ted by a Notary Public The demands of socie ously command its padlicity, and it is given more b the unwary than to sound the prai whom secures of like cases ean by CERTIFICATE, The nudersicned. desirons of nequainting those wh. May be nnforiunste enongh to be Similarly alllicted, winere upermanent relief oftheir suderings may be ebtained s it hie duty io thus publicly express bis most sim ore gratitude to Dr. L. 4. Czapkay. for the permanent recey ery of his health, Borne down by the distressing eyiop toms incident to the vicions practice of pncontroliabhh passion iu youth ¢ depressed in body and mind > uu to perform even the most trifliag duty impesed upon te daily avocaticns of iife, 1 sought the advice of many phy Sitians. Who al first regarded my disease as of tritli-g in years of his life to the study and investigation of diseases of the lungs and chest. Most patients will not take the . ordinary cough remedies from the fact that they are un. . pleasant to tuke, uncertain im theic activa and ulWays producing sickness atthe #tomacn. The Pectoral Balsam is pleasant to take, is certain to} but will} promo; . The most obstinate Pronchar aud Palmonary diseases . are cured by the use of this remedy in from 6 to 10 days. . Many cases of seemiugly, hopeless cousumption have . been permaneutly cured by the continued tse of this med. icine, never give up while there ix a bottle to be had, ) aged by this result, . reseived to pliner . collected, the constant pain in my back aint z Any number of testimonials have been received by the . Webkuess of ny limbs the ervous reaciion of iny whi portunce—bul alas! afier a few weeks, and imseverabin. stances months; of their treatment found to my un: terable horror that, iastead of relief, the Symptons br cume more alarming in their iorture: and. being to'd i+ one that my disease. being princimily confined to YW brain, medicipes would be of Inte consequence, . de paired of ever regaining tay heuith, strength aad enefe: and, os 4 last resort, and with but a furnt hopes call upon Dr. Czaphay, who, afler excunining wy ence prescribed some tiedicine which alunost imstanily relicwe nie of the dull pai wid dizziness uy my Lead. Keon : nye’ in ately under bis care, and by a striet obedience to T rections and advice, my bend beeuine Clear, my ide reins. tins j j . body on the shizbest alum ofexeitewent + the misautiien proprietor with the request that they might be pablished . od or ~ > pede but having full covfidence in the Balsam and. believing . P? aio dane forebudings * the selfdistrist and weit that the articles will recommend itseif, . have not deem. . C’Uldence to vihers 5 the ineubitiiy to study, and wasnt in this city. !. established in San Franciseo and New York, they can always ed it expedient to publish them. It only requires one or . two doses ti satisty any one that they have at last found a! remedy that eures coughs, colds, und without sickening ; the stomach. j Pue similie of the proprietor’s signature on the outside . wrapper. . JOUNLARK,M.D. . Sele Agent for Califor a . may50-if a A S S A a's O if Ir ICE : aed bis care, a radical and permauont enre will My JESTH & HUNTER, Assavens or Gop & Ores or Every Drecrrption,. 1e56, First street, Third Door from D. Marysyille. RETURNS MADE WITHIN 12 HOURS, R the convenience of our customers in the interior, we haye established a Braneh of ourASSAY. OFFICE, The reputation of onr Bars being well SHIRPSER would inform the public that he has re-. egy f aoa be Prepared to furnish our customers with in for their bars at rates but little in advance of . those of San Parties sending us dust from the Interior, can have returns, IN COIN, by the Express which leaves the following morning. Rates of Charges as in San Francisco, 8. HILLEN HUNTeR, Marysville. E. JESTH, San Francisco. Marysville, June 13th, 1866-3m —R.M.HUNT, MD. . PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, OSice at Rudolph’s Drug Store, NEVADA. of . fable drevuis at night telowed . having constlied the Doctor, I felt as if ine No. o2 sinin Fire . und recommend ty bion all Wiaomay stand ity resviution ; the frighivad exciting, aud at tines pleasor. by invowmtery discharc Sud in fact, in two months ait Pired by a ew a short Wine agO } CUmtemiplalc have aildisappeared ; jife—-thut lie wiiieb, but to end by my owu hand, With a view 10 guard the unfortunate from falling ie the snares incompetent quacks, . deem iony duty toe fer this testimony to the nerit snd «kill of Ue Czapka need of me WR eXperieuce, feat service, being assured by my o EP, FIFLMORS. LEP 2G0,.—F uber! this Tih day of April. A $0u8 Migpiwres. (1. <) Notary Public ical Lasiitats + Stuie of California, Couuty of Sar ed and sworn betore me, Signed, Pr. L. J. Caapkay’s Mecteal ant Sar the corner of Montgomery and Sucraueute stro Francisco, Gl. The Loclor offers free cuusultat asks nO remuneration unfess he effects cure. BS. Da. L. J. CZAPAAY.—It is indeed refreshing 3: . his age of empirical practice to be exabied to call the be cashed on the most advantazeons tériis. tagalole ofthe unfortunate to the advertisement of « physician of rare, scientific and medical attni uutents, artic bassufflcient mora! courage to brezk through the botd of obsolete ideasand phice himself betore the public thy the medium of the press, in order to cope with and sia} ify the pernicious efforts of the incumpetcwi. Such » physician is Dr. L. J, Czapkay, whom we cheerially commend to invalids, especially those suffering from gir eases of the soxual organs and their unsuecesstus trea! ment a8 a gentleman possessing all the requisites for the Sitisfactoay and suceessint practice of ghisprofession! — Coupled with s thorough and avaliable Knowledge of rw medical art, he brings years of experience on the tren:ment of all seminaland private disesses to his uid. ens bbling him to cope with them ju all their muttiferion forms. We cheerfuily commend him te the Public 4d ar ile physician, wur.ly the cuufidcucse o tlalog ares wp ~ oF ae ” Res