May 9, 1856 (4 pages)

gas It will be seen by reference to our advertising columns that Cody & Gatzert, successors to J.S. Landeker, have just started outin business for themselves.— They are trumps in their line, and: ave {22 THE JOURNAL, 593 PASTING OFFS, No. 46 Mairi street, Brick Building, NEY ADA. every way worthy of encouragement.—/ ALL KINDS OF PRINTING DONE NEATLY “Jesse” is bound to please every body who trades with him, and “Bailey” is well known and deservedly popular already. We predict for the boys a good run of custom. Departures.—The 8. F. Globe of the Sth announces the departure for the East of Brig. 8. H. Dosh, Brig. Gen. P. C. Rust, and Col. Dawley, of Nevada. This is the first intimation of new honors heaped upon a worthy townsman. Not having the facts at hand, it is allowable to suppose that he has been appointed on the Staff of one of the Generals whom he accompanies. If so, ‘a better selzetion could not have been made.” we We are under obligations to Joe. Lambert, of the Pacific Express, for the delivery of Sacramento and Bay papers. oe kes We are indebted to M. Michelsen, and his gentlemanly manager, Mr. Witkowski, for papers from all parts of the world. Michelsen furnished us with Atlantic papers some four hours in adyance of the stage. -_-2B oe rer Mead, of Wells, Fargo & Co. furnished us witha copy of the New York Times, in advance of everybody. DEATHS. In San Juan, Nevada Co May 24, of lung fever, Crarves A. THayer, aged 26 years, formerly of East Douglass, Mass. [Massachusetts papers please copy.] Americans Attenp !!—A meeting of the American Order will be held at Abbott’s Hall, Saturday, May 10th at7 o'clock, P. M., to choose delegates to the State Council and to elect officers for the ensuing . A.C. Nixes, Prest. term. =f L. Gamste, See’y. CODY & GATZERT, Suecessors to J.5. Landeker. Would respectfully inform the public that aa 5 they have purchased the entire well assorted stock of BROSRRTES & PROTISTONS, . Contained in the well known establishment of J©. . Landeker, and hope by strict attention to business to merit a share of public patronage. Being constantly receiving from the Bay a choice upply of Groceries, Provisions and MINERS* SUPPLIES, They would invite all those wanting any articles in their line to give them a call, as they believe for vaj ciety, quality and cheapness their stock is unsurpassed in the mountains Goods delivered free of charge. JESSE CODY. Nevada, May 9, 1856—t€ BAILEY GATZERT. GRAND BALL, NX, THE PROPRIETORS OF THE @m SIERRA NEVADA HOTEL, SAN JUAN, . aay Hereby announce their intention of giving a Ball on the Evening of the 20th of May. San Juan, May 6th. SEARS & GREEN. SINGING SCHOOL. Ad . R. C. H. HOLBROOK would respectfully inform i the friends of Music in Nevada that he will commence his series of Lessons in the science of Vocal Music, on Friday evening, May 9:h, at 7 1-2 o’clock in the M_& Church South. Terms—Fifteen Lessons for $5. Ladies free. Lhe NOTICE a 3 hereby given that the undersigned will apply on the 26th day of May 1956, for a final discharge trom the administration of the estate of 8.S. Green, leceased. G, F. JACOBS, Administrator. evada, May 7th, 1856 —td SHERIFF'S SALE, )Y virine of a decree of foreclosure and an order of Sale . ) to me directed issued outef the Hon. District Court, the 14th Judicial District, in and for the County of Ne4 State of California, founded ona judgment rendered 1 said Courten the @th day of May 1856, in favor of J. S. Baldwin and against J. P. Wentworth and O. E. Green for he sum of Thirteen Hundred and Ninety Dollars, with in srest on the sum of One Thousand Dollars, at the rate of iree per cent per month from the rendition of judgment paid, together with all costs of suit herein taxed at . ive and 55-100 dollars. I am commanded to gel] erty mentioned in said mortgage and follows, to-wit— property situated in Nevada county, State of Caliornia, being a Steam Saw Mill, known as the Gold Flat fili, with Mill site, vard.grounds, fixtures, machinery and ppurtenances thereunto belongiag, or in any wise apper ainin Notice is hereby given that I shall sell the above des y at public auction to the highest bidder tor wh in frout ofthe old Court House, Nevada. on Saturday sIst day of May, 1856, at the hour of 2 P. M. ven under my hand this 8th day of May, 1956. J W. W. WRIGHT, Sheriff, N. C, By C.F. Woon, UCuder Sheriff. SHERIFF’S SALE. Y virtue of a decree of foreclosure and an order of Sale issued out of the Hon. District Court, l4th udicial Distriet in and for the County of Nevada, state of California, bearing date May 6th, a. p. 1856 vroperly attested and to me directed and delivered founded on a judgment recovered in said court, in favor of R. F. MeCoun and against 5S. S. Hussey on the 34 day of May, A. p. 1856, for the sum of Four Thousand ‘our hundred and forty-six dollars, with interest on the said sui of $4,446 00 at the rate of three per sent per month until peid, together with all costs of suit taxed at $3405. I am commanded to sell the following described property, to-wit ; ‘ “The lot on the south side of Main street on which stands the Metropolis Hotel which has a width on said street of about thirty-five feet and extends back to the Ravine between Main and Broad streets, together with alland singular the privileges and appertenances thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining,” which I shall sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Sheriff's Office in Nevala city, on Sarurpay, May 30th, a, pv. 1856, at 2 ‘clock, P. mM. Given under my hand this Ist day of May, a. p 1956. W.W. WRIGHT, Sheriff. By Wat. Borrekrirtp, Deputy. SHERIFF’SIBALE. Y virtue of a decree of foreclosure and an order t of sale to me directed issued out of the District courtof the l4th Judicial District, in and for the county of Nevada, State of California, founded ona jadgment rendered in said court in favor of A. J. Alton and against William Jones and Charles Wagner or the sum of five-hundred and 93-100 dollars, togeth»y with all costs of suit herein taxed at $40 75-100. j amcommanded to sell the property mentioned in said decree and described therein as follows to-wit— Che undivided one-half of a certain Saw Mill situated ying and being in the county of Nevada and State of California, and generally known and designated as the Alpha Saw Mill,together with all and singular the rights, privileges and appurtenances thereunto belonging, or in anywiso appertaining. Said mill propperty is situated on a certain Ranch or tract of land, that pertains thereto and that said tract of land is situated near Alpha, in Nevada county on the Nevada and Bear Valley Road, about fifteen miles from Neyada, containing 131 92 acres more or less described as follows : Commencing at the north-east corner of tand located by B. A. Harrison, thence running n 73° 9 28.71 chains to an oak sapling six inches in diameter, thence s 17° e crossing the aforesaid road 5 vhains to a cedar tree 1S inches in diameter, thence n 3° e15 chains to a stake; thence s 17° e 7.50 chains toa spruce tree 40 in. in diameter, thence n 73° e 3.50 chains to a crotched pine 8 in. in diameter, thence 317° e 4 chains toastake, thencen73° e 2 50chains, to a fir tree S in. in diameter standing on the edge of ‘Narrow divide, thence s 17° e 1000 chains to a ee tree 14 inches in diameter, thence s 17° w 11.00 chains toa stake near the south bank of the north fork of DeerCreek, thence 73° w 37-71 chains to another stake being the southeasterly corner of the Harrison Ranch thence n 17° w crossing said Deer creek along the easterly line of the said Ranch, known as the Harrison Ranch 31.50 chains to the place of ve ginning. Notice is hereby given that I shall sell the above ; described re gs at public auction to the highest . vidder for cash, in front @f the oid Court House. in. Nevada city, on Saturday the 31st day of May, 1956, . xt the hour = 2p. ~ 9 . «tiven under my hand at office in Nyhis the Sth day of May, a. p. 1856. "24% city, on W.W. WRIG By C.F 1 pr ibed pr HT. Sheritt. . Weon, Under Sheriff. AND AT THE LOWEST RATES. Give usa call and examine our specimens of PrintBROWN, FULLER & CO. ing of every style and color. Nevada, May 9th, 1856. BOOTS! BOOTS! CHRAPBR BOTAN EVER!! Great inducementsare now being offered to Merchants and Traders at the CITY SHOE STORE, No. 30 COMMERCIAL STREET, Sign of the BIG BOOT. A large and good assortment of Boots and Shoes of all descriptions are offered FOR SALE CHEAP. A chance to secure good Bargains for a FEW DAYS ONLY AS THE STOCK MUST BE CLOSED OUT. Remember the Sign of the big 66 J 39 GEO. W. WELCH, Receiver. Nevada, May 9th, 1856.-tf VAN WINKLE & DUNCAN; DEALERS IN IRON, STEEL, COAL, and BLACKSMITHS TOOLS. A large and well assorted stock constantly on hand. 3m 4th street between I and J, Sacramento. ——_—_— ee No. 32 Main Street, Nevada. JOHN LARK, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Camphene, Dyestuffs, Brushes, Spirits Turpentine, Alcohol, Perfumery, Fan: cy Articles, Patent Medicines, Cooking Extracts, Sago, Tobacco, Mace, Ginger, Nutmegs, Cinnamon, Cloves, Isinglass, Port Wine, Brandy, Ginger Wine, Starch, Indigo, Sal Soda, Sponge, Bath Brick, &c. &e. LSO, a well selected stock of Trusses, Ab dominal Supf. porters, Shoulder Braces, Suspensary Bandages, &c. and in fact every article usually keptin a well regulated Wholesale & Retail Drug Store. Every Article is New, Fresh, and the Best of its kind particular attention having been paid to the selection o® the Goods in San Francisco and New York, by an experienced Druggist. The Stock having been purchased for CASH at LOW PRICES can and will be sold for cash, at PRICES SATISFACTORY TO ALL. I am receiving goods frequently both from San Francisco . and New York, so that purchases may rely on finding ev. Every in. } . ducement will be offered to the Trade as I will sell Goods . j at Sacramento prices with the addition of Freight. ery article pertaining to the Drug business. ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY respectfully solicited and satisfaction guaranteed in quality and price. All Goods ordered through the Express will be promptly . forwarded to be paid on delivery. larticular 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 82 New Principle . No Poison ! RHODES’ FEVER AND AGUE CURE, OR ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA, FOR THE PREVENTION AND CURE of Fever and Agua, or Chill Fever; Dumb Ague, and other Intermittent and Remittent Fevers : also of Billious Fevers, accompanied by Typhoid Symptoms; Typhoid Fever, Yellow Fever, Ship and Jail Fever, General Debility, Night Sweats, and all other forms of disease whtcl HAVE & COMMON ORIGIN IN MALARIA OR, MIASMA, This subUe atmospheric poison, which at certain seasons is unavoidably inhaled at every breath, is the same in charaeter wherever it exists,—north, south. east or west, and will every where yield to this newly discovered ANTLIDOTE, which neutralizes the poison, completely puriges the systew, und thus entirely removes all 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 bilious disease whatever, or any injury from constantly inhaling Malaria or Miasma. It will instantly check the ague in persons who have suffered for any length of time, from one pay TO TWENTY Years, so that they need never have anoTHER CHILI, by continuing its use according to directions. It will immediately relieve all the distressing results of bilious or ague disaases, such as general debility, night sweats, etc. The patient at onee begins to recover appetite and strength. and coutinuos until a permanent and radical eure is effected. And as a prooF that it is also WORTHY OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE, Because of its SINGULAR AND ENTIRE HARMLESSNESS, The following certificate from one of the most celebrated chemists in the United States is attached te every bottle ; New York, June 11, 1855. “i have made a chemical examination of Rhodes’ Fever and Acue Cure, er Antidote to Malaria, and have tested it for Arsenic, Mercury, Quinine and Strychnine, but have not found a particle of either in it, 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 sil persons may thus be sure of entire freedom from the above named diseases no matter how sickly tne senson of swampy the locality. PROOFS OF EFFICACY are frequently published, and the confidence of the public is asked oniy in proportion toit!acruaL MERITS wherever introduced and used.— These only are relied upon to prove its worth. One or two bottles will answer for ordinary cases ; some may require more. Directions printed in repar French, and Spanish, accompany each bottle. Prepare and soli by the proproprietor, JAMES A. RHODES, idence R, I CYRUS G, DYER, Gener. 1 Agent, San Francisco, JOHN LARK, Agent ior Nevada. No, 32 Main street, and forsale 4 Druggists generally. 4 GARDEN SEED. Proy ATTENTION GARDENERS! 5000 PAPERS OF SEEDS ! UST RECELVED—5000 PAPERS OF ASSORTED GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS! From the Genessee Beed Store, Rochester, N.Y. Which . am prepared to sell at_ Wholesale and Retail on THE MOST ACCOMMODATING TERMS, Persons wishing to PURCHASE will find it to their advantage toGIVE ME A CALL as my STOCK IS LARGE AND VERY COMPLETE and embraces EVERY VARIETY OF SEEOS WANTED! To those wishing to purchase by the quantity I would say . have them IN BOXES OF 100 TO 250 PAPERS which 1 will dispose of AT SACAAMENTO WHOLSALE PRICES ! Having a LARGE STOCK on hand enables me to SELL ata LOWER PRICE, than any house in the mountains! JOHN LARK, No 32 Main Bireet, Nevada, April 18—iIm Camphene! Camphene!! AMPHENE—FRESH DISTILLED—A VERY LARGE QUANTITY, just arrived, For sale wholsale and retail by JOHN LARK, Wholesale and Retail Druggist, é No 32 Main Street. Nevada, April 1S—Im Medical Notice. RS, HUNT & LARK have this day associated themselves together for the purpose of Practising Medicine, Surgery and Obstetrics, in allits various branches, Will attend promptly to ali Professional Culls, both in Nevada and surrounding country. Joun Larx M. D., County Physician. Office—CITY DRUG STORE, No 32 Main street. fe Dr. H. Hunt can be found at night at his room, Metropolis Hotel. Remember, 32 MainStreet. HARV#Y HUNT, M,D. JOHN LARK, M. D. May 2—3m FASHIONABLE APPAREL. Fine Black Frock Coats ! ASSIMERE Business Coats ; Black Doeskin Pants ; Fancy Cassimere Pants ; Silk, Satin, Velvet and Marsailles Vests ; Tall, Black, Broad & Light Hats; Just received and for sale at the most reasonable rates by ae A. Brock & Co., May 2—tf£ No. 41 Commercial street. . gees VERMIFUGE & LIVER PILLS. ja SHERIFF'S SALE. B*, virtue of an Execution to me directed issued from the Clerk’s office of the District court in and for the County of Nevada, in favor of Hoyt & Findley and against Aldrich & Stevens dated April 3d 1856 for the sum of $30000, debt, besides fifteen dollars damages, with interest on the sum of $300 from the 18th day of December, A. D. 1855, at the rate of ten per cent. per annum together with costs of suit taxed at 45 50-100 dollars, I have levied upon and seized the following described property which had been heretofore attached. The house and the lot on which it stands situated in the town and count of Nevada and known as the Metropolis Hotel, which I shall sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash in front of the Sheriff’s Office, Nevada, on the 10th day of May, a. p, 1856, at2P.™. Given under my hand this 17th day of April, a. p. 1956. Attest, W. W. WRIGHT, Sheriff, N C. Per C. F. Woop, Undet Sheriff. CONSTABLE’S SALE. State OF CALIFORNIA-COUNTY OF NEVADA-ss Township of Bridgepoftt. By virtue of an Ex#ctttitin t0 nile delivered, issutd from the Court of R. H. Fatquhar, Esq., an acting Justice of . the Peace in and for the County aforesaid, bearing date . April 17th A. D. 1856 to satisfy a judgment rendered by . said Justice on tht 15th day of Apfil, 1856 in favor of . THE SAN JUAN SAW MILL CO. and agaitist DR. KIRS. TON for the sum of $137 58, Debt, Ititefest, Damages . and Costs of sujt, I have taken in Execution and will sell to the highest . bidder for Cash, in the town of San Juan, id front of . Wisis Saloon, on SATURDAY, MAY _10., 1856, between the hour of 9 o'clock A. M., und 4 o'clock P.M. ONE . HOUSE AND LOT situated in the town of San Juan, on Main street, near the dwelling of Mr. Clethent, in said town, taken as the property of said KERSTO «+ to satisfy the above demands and accruing costs. G. W. MOORE, Constante. April 17, 1856—4w bd _SHERIFF’S SALE. Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION to me directed issued fom the Clerk’s office of the District Court in and for the county of Nevada, in favor of JOHN LARK and against J. 8. MONTGOM ERY. W.S. McM URTY, and JAS, WALSH, dated April 16, 1856 for the sum of $716 91, Dollars, debt. with interest on the sum of $716 91, from the 17th day of February 1855 at the rate of 10 per cent . per annum, together with costs of suit taxed at $39 60 . together with costs of suit taxed ut $4 75. I have levied . upou and seized tha following described property which I had heretofore attached to-wit : The Ranch known as the CAMP SPRING RANCH, on the road between Nevada and Grass Valley, in Nevada county, Together with the Houses end Stables on said Ranch, ond all other improvements. Also—A STEAM SAW MILL, situated on Boston Ravine. Nevada county, known as McMurty’s Mill, togother with all of said McMurty’s interest in the SAW LOGS on the premises. Which I shail sell at public auction to the highest bidder for Cash in front of the Sheriff's office in this city on SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1856. at 2 o'clock, P. M. Given under my hand this 17th day of April, 1856. (Attest) W. W. WRIGHT, Sheriff. Aprit 18—4w By C.F. Woop, U.8 DECLARATION NOTICE, ees OF CALIFORNIA—COUNTY AND TOWN OF NEVADA—SS : I, Jvita A. RayMonp, wife of Rudolph H. Raymond, of the town and County of Nevada, State of California, do hereby declare and make known my intention to carry on and transact business under my own name and on my own account by virtue of the provisions of an Act of the . Legislature of the State of California, entitled ‘‘An Act to authorize Married Womenfto transact business in their own names as Sole Traders’? passed April 12, 1852, } The business proposed and intended tbe established, . carried on and transacted by me as such sole trader being the Art and Profession of a Daguerreotypist, and the taking and making pictures and likenesses, known as Daguerreotypes, Ambrotypes, and ether descriptions of pictures and likenesses connected with that art and of that nature and character generally. I fnrther declare and make known that the amount of capital originally invested by me in said business does not exceed the sum of Five Thousand Dollars, Novada, May 1, 1856, State of California, County of Nevada~as. On this Ist day of May 1856, before me County Clerk, in and for said county, personally came Julia A. Raymen1 (wife of Rudolph H. Raymond, of said county) who signed and executed the foregoing declaration in my paesence and ac. knowladged and declared that she made the said declara. tion freely and voluutarily and says she intends in good faith to carry on said business as a sole trader. {L.S.] In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and official seal the day aud year above written. J. H. HUSTWICK, Clerk County Court. A true copy—Attest. J. H. BOSTWICK, May 2—3w County Recorder. READ ES ee LOR CM NS pki St ATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, . Township of Bridgeport, Before R. H. Farquhar, . J.P. Be it hereby known that I, Frances A. Eichel. roth, wife of Wm Eichelroth of the County of Nevada, . State of California, being desirous of availing myself ,of the benefit of an act of the Legislature of Cali. fornia, passed april 12th, 1852, authorizing married women to transact business as sole traders—do hereby make known my intention to transact business in my own name from and after this date—said business be. ing that of Mining and Stock raising, and that I will be individually ap res a for all debts that I may contract from and after this date, and moreover that the capital originally invested in said business is less than $5000. Francis A. EicHetroru. JULIA A. RAYMOND, State of California, County of Nevada, ss.—On this . 23d day of April, 1856, before me, R. H. Farquhar, a Justice of the Peace in and for said county, personally . appeared Mrs. Frances A. Kichelroth, wife of Wm. . Eichelroth,known by mé to be the individiial described . in and who executed the annexed instrunient and acknowledeed that she executed thesame freely and voluntary for the usesand purposes therein mentioned. Witness my hand this 22d day of April a. p. 1856. R. H. FARQUHAR, J. P. {1 8.j A true copy, attest, J. H. Bostwick. [L. s } 1-3w ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE. wen is hereby given to all persons having claims against the estate of James McAuley deceased, late of Nevadacounty, State of California, to present the same with the necessary vouchers to me at Wauloopa, within Ten; monthsfrom April 25th, or . be forever barred from any benefit of said estate. 1-lm-p THOMAS McAULEY, Administor of the Estate of James MéAuley, dec’d. NOTICE. by pow is hereby given that A. 0: Felt administrator of the estate of L. P. Stiles, deceased will apply on the 10th day of May 1856, at 10 o'clock, a. M. to the Hon. T. H. Caswell, Probate Judge, in and for Nevada County, for an order directing all the personal property of said estats te be sold at private sale A. 0. FELT, 1-2 Adm’r of the estate of L. P. Stiles, deed. CAUTION. A LL persons aré hereby cautioned against purchasing or negotiating for a certxin nate of hand for $123 drawn by me Jatittary 4th, 1856, in avor of James Templar at Omega, payable in thirty days after date as I have never received a consideration forthe same and shall contest the payment thereefOmega, April 23d.-3w J. J. Riewanps. ISSOLUTION—The Co-Partnership existing under the name and styleof BRADLEY & DAKE was dissolved on the [8th ult., by mutual consent. May 2—3w HORACE 8. BRADLEY. Shares for Sale. B tis E following sHArEs in the Wyoming Quartz Mill company, will be sold at public auction, (for the non-payment of Assessments,) at their office on Deer Croek, belowfNevada, on Fainay, June 6th 1856: No’s. 3,4. 5, 7, 10, 12, 16, 17, 22, 23, 26, 28, 32, 40, 41, 43 and 48. May 2—tds. H. &. Tuompson, Sup’t. WOULD once more remind all persons indebted to me particularly all those having unsettled accounts on my books, that I am about [¢aving forthe East, and all accounts must be settled without delay I hope a personal application wil! se made of this. 52 P. J. ESPENSCHEID. METROPOLIS BiLLIARB SALGGH, 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 similar room in the State. The BILLIARD TABLES are new and costly, and are pronounced to be inferior 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. j Connected with the Establishment is a Bar, at which will be found at all times the choicest Liquors, Wines and Cigars. #9~A Lunch is served Morning’s and Evenings. The -Proprietors intend that nothing shall be omitted which can in any way comduce to the pleasure of those who favor them with a call, Nevada, Oct. 26,—tf. Wood. Wood. Wood. Seasoned and Green Wood!!! !! HINGLES and Boards, 3 feet in length on hand and for sale Job Hauling done at any time at reasonable rates. C PURTYMUN, Boulder street. Nevada, April 25.—tf H™ SEED. For sale by RUDOLPH, Druggist, 21 Commercial street. ONDON ALE AND cae ag the ene Brands for sale b: E. W. Hetwoopo 'O. 26.1 . Broad street, below Pine. 30 M choice Havana Cigars, Various Brands, For sale b Teal &Co., % Broad street. Nevadz, Jan. 25th, 1856. For sale by RUDOLPH. Druggist, 21 Commerctal street 's SAM OF WILD CHERRY. For sale by ee wien 2 RUDOLPH, Druggist, ss Commercial street, . J. H. Ebright, i te A TEE MAY BALL. : = Scholars attached to the Dancing School in Rough & Ready, will give a Complimentary Ball to MR. JOHN BROWN, The talented and popular Musiéian, as a mark of theires* teem for him, which will be held in theMASONIC LOWER HALL, one of the best afid fhost cemmodious in the county, on the 15th Gt May next. Committee ofi behalf of the School.—W. B. RICE, P. W. ARMSTRONG, S. M. GIGHAM, G. SHEPITAMT; and B: B TROXEL, MANAGERS. Rough & Ready: Nevada; Grass Valley. 8. M. Gilham, J. A. Lancaster, C. Haskell. G. Gephart, A: Hansom, T. Findley. ACH, Hagadorn: FLOOR MANAGERS: . : f Sak Use Canney vn opie P: WLR. Armstrong. Bz Tickets to be had of the Mauagers or at the office of the Downey House. ad eb Te en ae ee ee FRISBIE’S THEATRE, Nevada. E undersigned would respectfully inform the profession that, owing to the the fact that JNO. 83. POLTER has utterly failed to comply with the terms of the contract by which I leased him my Theatre I will let it by the _ Week, or Month for Dramatic Entertainments, Concerts and Exhibitions. The THEATRE, has been fitted up at a great expense and the stage enlarged with anew stock of Scenery. It will comfortably seat HIGH! HUNDRED PERSONS. All communications addressed to me will be promptly attetided ts L. P. FRISBIE. Nevada, March 28, 1856. W. C. Clark. C. A. Lowenthal. Teal & Co., 33 Broad st. Nevada, AGENT FOR Lyon & Co.’s celebrated California Ale. In Whole or Half Barrels. 45 XXX BURTON ALE, IHOMAS SALT & CO.’S celebrated brand, a large supply constantly en hand, For sale by the agents, J.C. JOUGHAUS, Importer of Foreign & Domestic Liquors, 183 J street, Sacramento, WHITE & WILSON, San Francisco. A. BLOCK & CO., ARE NOW RECEIVING AND OPENING A complete Assortment of SPRING GOODS! Consisting in part as follows : ARSAILLEs Coats, white Marsailles Suits; White Linen Pants ; Twisted silk Vests ; Cassimere Pants ; Casimere Coats—-a very Late stook. Davis & Jones Patent shirts; Sie Together with every article appertaining to the Clothing Business, We are now prepared to FIT OUT Customers IN THE MOST MAGNIFICENT STYLE ! Our Goods have been purchased at reduced tafes and we can offer great inducements—wholsalé dnd retail. A. BLOCK &Co., 41 Commercial st. Nevada, April 25—tf Langtoii’s PIONEER EXPRESS! RUNS DAILY TO ALL PARTS OF THE NORTHERN MINES. Office-—On Corner of Main and Washington streets, (next door to Frisbie’s ) JNO. PATTISON, AGENT. Nevada, May 2, 1856—3m TEAL & CO., Importer and Wholesale Dealer in Fine Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Domestic Liquors, Butter, Provisions, &c. 33 Broad Street, Nevada. FIRE-PROOF STORE. Sore Eyes and Rheumatism. The Foe Vanquished Sufferer, ** We have met the enemy and they are ours.” ASTONISHING CURES! HIE Japanese Remedy is being used in this city with unprecedented success. A perfect cure of the above guaranteed. Satisfactory references as to the efficacy of the Japanese remedies may be had by calling at the office on Bush street, near a ad i 3 Musical Hall, San Francisco, 62-3m_is 1, H, DOTY J. S. WALL & BRO., DEALERS IN Groceries and Provisions, Miner’s Supplies, Preserved Fruits, Liquors, &c. No,54 Broad street, Nevada. V E HAVE now and will keep on hand every thing to be found intany 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, 80 bbls Flour, 8,000 Ibs Hams, 10-000 Ibs of Potatoes, 3,000 Ibs Side Bacon, 3,000 Ibs Goshen Butter. Together with acomplete stock of Sugar. Coffee, Tea, Rice, Tobacco, Fresh Fruits, Hardware, Queersware, &e., & WALL & BRO. , 54 Broad Street. April 12, 1855—3m SIMON & BRO,» CANT BE BEAT x die 8 LADIES OF NEVADA ND vicinity will please remeniber that we have more Goods UNDER OUR COUNTER alone than all the other stores have on their shelves combined. Our Goods are imported expressly for us from Paris and New York, and we are able AND DO BUY FOR CASH, and it stands to teason WE CAN SELL CHEAPER than any other establishment dare sell. For all that SOME pérsons buy for Cash (?) I could buy their whole stock and pay in demands held against them, but WE will not have Damaged Goods in our storé! We are making oxtensive additions and will ENLARGE ODOR STORE in afew days, and guarantee to excel in ditality of Goods and Cheapness any WOODEN establishment in Nevada. We are not obliged to soil and dirty our Goods by packing and re-packing them in the CELLAR for better security from fire, as Our Store is Fire-Proof Brick ! ‘Don’t Forget the Place to get a Good Bargain!” SIMON ROSENTHAL & BRO., MAIN TR boro i Nevada, April 18, lego = . NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. pus undersigned informs the public that he has sold out his entire Stock of Provisions and Groceries to Messrs §GATZERT & CODY. In retiring from business he offers to his friends and custemers his grateful thanks for'the liberal patronage extended to him, and trusts the same will be extended to his snccessors, who are wellknown as worthy and honorable young men, Mr. Gatzért, better known as ‘Raj ey,’’ is well experienced in his line of business; arid iil’ do his duty to please his customers. Mr. Jesse Cody hits éxperience and is an upright man. All those that have any demands Against me wili call atmy old stand for settlement. Those indebted will please SETTLE UP, as I have no desire to place my claims in the hands of an officer, J.3. LANDEKER. Nevada May 1, 1856—3w P, 8S. GATZERT & CODY are authorized to receive and receipt for money due me. 1.8L. HORACE S. BRADLEY, OULD INFORM the citizens of Nevada that he h W a GOOD WAGON and HORSE and pane = ALL KINDS OF JOBBING AT VERY Lo ! Hefwill also attend to POSTING BILLS.” Oreae tit at the Metropolis Stables will be prompi) 3 Nevada, May 2—8m somnly teats to 61-3m The Largest Assoriment of BOOTS AND SHOES, In California to be found at Knight, Harmon & Childs, BATTERY STREET, San Francisco and at 68 the old stand of the City Shoe Stem cmon & Co. late T. S. Mitchell & Co. 79 J street, Sacramento. Merchants and dealers are respectfully invited to cal} and examine the Stock before making iheis . ons St Sacramento, May 2-3m. CRAVATS, SCARPFs, GLOVEs; Handkerchiefs and a magnificent assortment of all the various kinds on hand. Apply at A. Brocs & Co.’s Summer Gocds! Checked Marsellaise Suits; White Linen Pants, with fancy buttons; White and figured Vests and Pants, just opened at A. Brock & Cos’ May 2—tf No 41 Commercial street. -_—_—=. — Special Notices, Masonic Notice, Noe R. A. CHAPTER, No. 6, MEETS EVERY MonpaY EVENING, at th8 Masonic Hall, on Broad street. ; Stated mbetitizs {ié MONDAY on dr next proceeding every Full Moon, and two weeks thereafter. : THOMAS H. CASWELL, M. E. H. P. T. P. Hawtey, Secretary. paar eet coches Ba aah ik ae eR I. 0. O. F.—UNION LODGE NO. 48—Instituted Oct. 31, 1855, meets evety Wednesday evening, at the Odd Fellow’s Hall, Maid street, [South] Eureka. California, Faithful Brothers afe ever welcome. W. B. RICHARDS, N. G. D. V. Norton, Secretaty. I. 0. O.F.—Brookiyy Lopcx, No. 46—Instituted Oct. 12 1855—Meets every SATURDAY EVENING, at the Odd Fellows Hall, Red Dog. Brothers in good standing are ever welcome. J. C, GREEN, N. G. T. J. BercEss, Secretary, dec 28—3m .,. IMi&sonic. E. K. KANE LODGE, No 72, of F.& A. M. meets regularly 6n FRIDAY EVENING of each week at the Ma s ‘Ha Broad street. CHARLES MARSH, W. M. J.V. Watson, Secretary, 56—tf pennants een BAL Dr. L, J. CZAPKAY.—It is indeed refreshing in this age of cmpirical practice to be erabied to call the attenti0n of the unfortunate to the adyertisetntuo of a ptiysictan of rare, scientific and medical attainments, who has suficient moral courage to break through the bonds of obsolete ideas and place himself betore the public thro’ the medium of the press, in order to cope with and stalify the pernicious efforts of the incompeteut. Such a physician is Dr. L. J. Czapkay, whom we cheerfully commend to iuvalids, especially those suffering from diseases of the sexual organs and their unsuccessful treatment as a gentleman possessing all the requisites for the satisfactoay and successful practice of his profession.— Coupled with a thorough and available knowledge of the medical art, he brings years of experient® on the treatment of all seminaland ptitate distages to his aid, ena bling him to cope with them in aff i{htir thultifarious forms. We cheerfully commend bith to the public as an able physician, worthy the confidente of #1! ft search of health. ee * . A Briaut Strefx or Gratirtpe —The following letter appeared some time since in the San Francis: Citiseti, Without the knowledge of Dr. Young. e copy it ag a complitentary tribtte to one of thé tiost skillful physicians that ever made this State his residence. Asit was entirely unsolicited, and thade public without the knowledge of any ohe but the writer, it speaks volumes. It should be cut out ahd: pinned p for reference to any cné who should drfortutately be similarly situated > To viy AffiicteD Fetiiow Men.—Being about to leave the State of California for my home in Michigan; i wish before leaving to recommend to your moticé that great benefactor, Dr. J.C. Young. I was ott the very brink of the grave, when he stretched forth his hand and sayed me fromdeath. Forseveral years t find betn troubled with # complication of diseases, brought on by bad habits, aggravated by exposure in the mines, which had so weakened thy system and undermined my constitution that I havd Often contemplated suicide. Borne down by racking pains in my body, dizziness in my head, sore eyes, pains and misery in my back and hips, weariness in nity legs, evil forbodings, together with aconfirmed mélancho y; I considered my best fi riends to be my worst enemies; my dreams were frightful, and at times strange phantasies took sc non ofmy mind. Iwas hurrying to insanity—that worst of living deathis. I this state a friend and partner in the mining business approached me on the subject, and advised me to go to the Bay and see Dr. Young. I did s¢ and thank God for it— Dr. Young examined my case, and totd mé he cord cure me. Shortly after I comfénted taking his medicines my troubles began todecreasé atid in three months I was perfectly well. Take my advice, all you that afilicted, and call upon him, for ke will bé sure to cure you; he has cured several of my acduaintances after they had beoome discouraged by being deceived by the humbugs of the day, both by Amer?can and foreign vagabonds. My heart leaps towards him with gratitude for his benefits to me and my friends. tf Cuas F. Manrove. DR. HUNGERFORD’S MEDICAL NOTICES, The Pioneer advertising Physician in California, and the only regularly educated one now advertising to cure disease in this State. Medicines carefully prepared and packed for any place in the country, Persons leaving on the steamers, can obtain from the Doctor, Medicine and directions for use during their voyage. Delays are danger wus, All those afflicted should lose no time, but call at once on Dr. Hungerford, who always guarantees a permanent and speedy cure. ; DR. HUNGERFORD’S Medical Rooms, No. 242 Clay st corner of Spofford, San Francisco, where all diseases of a private character receive the treatment necessary to ef fect a speedy and effectual cure of those annoying and distressing complaints. The enviable reputation Dr: Hungerford has earned for himself vy his extraordinary sue cess in all diseases of a privat nature, renders it but necessary to State his address ; lie therefore avoids the long advertisement? of bombastic promises of the empirics of the day, so lavishly Heldout but seldom fulfilled. Medicines are sent to all parts of the country; with direé tions fer their use. 2 Nocturnal Emtissitns, Ulcers itt the Throat, Syphilis, Gonorrhea; Strictures, Gleet, and tliose dreadful symptoms of the head, throat, those and skiu, under Dr. Hungerford’s treatment, afe healed in an incredible short time without mercury. Yotihg men who have becdine victitis ef solitary Vice, that dreadfui afdestructive habit, which ruin both body and mind, call immediately on Dr. Hungerford and you can depend upon being restored to health, that greatest of God's blessings. We advise ant sfllicted to lose no time but eall immediately on Dr. Hungerford whether the case is of long standing or recent date, he guarentees a speedy and permanert cure; although NOTED QuACKs way kave Veer ineffectualty tamperifg with it without success. FRMALES AFPLICTED OR IN TROUBLE should call or send for Dr. Hungerford, who has devoted his entire tinte the last fifteen years to private maladies of men and women, The questfett ts often asked—Why is Dr. Hungerford so successful, wiiile other physicians are failing daily 2 The answer must be plainly apparent to all ; it is that he understands his professitm and attends atierds to it, and as his practice has increased so has his knowledge extended. So Close has been his application to'¢tudy and practic, that he has become perfect master of his profession, and ¢an insrre to all relief from their trouble. His course has ever been upward and 4nward, plcing hitt at the very head Of his arduous professson, Dr. J. Thompson Hungerford has hundreds of letiers from his patients, which he is ready to show; but he feéls in honor bound to withold the name of the writer, 4g he is ceriain no man of sense or delica¢y would have his nafffe made public in sucha case. N.B. Al letters for advice [send per Express] will be promptfy attended to. Dr. Hungerford so extensively knSwn in this State, be. ing the oldest practittoner ef private disease in California, that any notice of him might sei superfluous. Yet fearing that there are nfany, unfortunately suffering for the want of proper treatment we récotmmend them to apply to Dr. Hungerford, who iscertainly # Physitian of unsufpassed skill and wonderful success ?# his proféssion. We wish to call the attention of our numerous patrons to the merits of Dr. Hungerford, amd thitk that we cannot do it in aty better way thar! té publish’ a few selections of ¥ . ; TESTIMONIALS FROM THE PRESS. From the Echo du Pacific, San Francisco. Dr, HenGerrorp.—We wish to call the attention of our readers to the advertisement of this gentleman, whose extensive practic? and success is sufficient to induce all those affiicted to give hima call. The Doctor is not only a reg. ularly edncated Physician, but he has the principles of honesty and can feet for his fellow beings. He has un: coubtedly more practice tan any other Physician in San Francisco, anid it is fast increasing. To these acquditted with thé Doctor, we say nothing as to his skill and mtegrity, as they ate well known, but to stratieers we Do SAY, cailon Dr. Hungerford, and you wif find that a friend in need is a friend indeeC: : From the Southern Medical Journal. PrRoressor HUNGERFORD,— Although opposed to the system of advertising, +6f wé deem it but just to this genileman to admit that his system of treatment in I’rlvate diseases 15 uriddubtcdly the most appfoved oné iow in use throughout the civilized world. 49-3m OILS, PAINTS W INDOW GLASS, Varnishes, Brushes, &c., Paints—all kinds and qualities. Story, Bro. & Co,, : Have for sale at 105 & 107 Clay street, San Francisco Boiled and Raw Linseed Oil, in bbls and case; Turpentine, in cases; Atlantic Lard, in assorted packages; French and German Window Glass, assd. sizes; French and Eng. heavy Plate Glass, large sizes. Ex “Brewster” and “Fair Wind.” Tieman’s Oil Colors, assorted cans; Tieman’s Water Colors, assorted cans; Tieman’s dry colors, for scene & carriage painters Tieman’s Patty, in bladders; Tiden & Nephew’s, Smith & Stratton’s, Kimball’s and other Coach & Furniture Varnishes, Paris white. Brushes—Ex “Hollander.” Adams’ 0. K. and Ex. Paint, Whitewash, Sinice, Counter, Patent scrub, Napoleon, Horse and Hotel Boot Brushes; also Lyon’s Tool and Feather Dusters; artist Tube Colors and Materials. Varnishes—Ex ‘Florence Nightingale.” Diract importation fromi London— __ The attention of Coach Painters is called to Noble & Hoare’s celebrated English Hard drying, Wearing body and Elastic Carriage Varnishes. &oJapan and Japaner’s Gold size. Piain and Ornamental, stained and Enameled Glass. my2-3m. ALE Burtons’ XXX—Dranght Alein bbls. For sale 9 by M T & Go., 33 Broad street. Nevada, Jam, 25, wee ‘ —_ z 5s See oe ee eee Have you Seen Michelsen’s New Stock of Books ? NEW BOOK AND MUSIC STORE! MECHALIRN SERA D ICHELSEN has§ now on hand and i8 eotstintly réteiving the Tatest Publications of the day such # a POETICAL, HISTORICAL, MEDICAL, LAW aiid Wistirs npoes BOOKS, if THE BES] STATIONERY . The Finest CUTLEY gi FANCY GOOpg ! and 4 Beautiful asgoriment ef NOLIPAY PRESENTS such} as Myers’ Universufn, Forget ine Not ! May Flower, vpagnolia, Token of Friendship, &c, Musical Instruinetis.—The Largest lot of Musical instruments in this City. Guitar’, Baijos, deons, Flutifias, Clarinetts, Cbronéts of Freneh Horns, Fifes and Flutes of evety vitiety. Having the Agency of all the DAILY AND WEEKLY PAPERS in theState, did alwa}s féceiving by every stent er, all the Atlantic, French ahd Gérinan Papers and Periodicals. You will allways fiud the LATEST NEWS by calling on me! My CIRCULATING LIBRARY contains all the Bocks of any note, by the best Authors, : W2Paperd seal th tt latitic Stites Free of Postack. Just Reoeived=LIFF OF J. V. ORANF, Put’s Gallfor= 8 nia Songster, Copying Htik, dif kids of Stationety, &e, (Dee 28-3hh) —-M. MICHELSEN, No 40 Main Street. é_¢___~ DO. Bs BAMELR WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN Books, Stationery, Music, Musical InstruMENTS, CUTLERY, FANCY GOODS, TOYS, &c. Has just received the Largest and best selected stock ever brought to Nevada which he will sell at prices that eannot fail to suit the most fastidious. Cc Tamborines, Accor oa P. = Pl wea Circulating Libtary of ovef FOUR HUNDRED VOLUMES; of the most popular works published. Pee Also, Magazines, Periodicals, Newspapers, &c. Singing Books Music Instructors and Songsters of every varlety. Steamer Papers, neatly put up in wrappers, postage free. Dealers and Traders will find it to their advantage to call before \ . purchasing elsewhere: J. E. HAMLIN, New Fireproof Brick Building, Broad St. corner of Pine, Nevada. REMOVED TO NO. 20 COMMERCIAL ST. : Sr ‘SE BS «@: EC A BU Lee eS ee WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dealers ii Stoves, Tinware, Hardware, Xe. Fire Proof Brick Buildizg, Nuthber 20 Commercial street, Revads: ¢ _ Tur subsetibets Wave on Haid and ate always prepared {5 furnish the public with ALL KINDS OF TINWARE, HARDW ARE, STOVES, &e. Our stock of STOVES is very large and embracés all kinds of PARLOR STOVES, COOKING STOVES, BAR-ROOM STOVES, Which we will guarantee to sell at Lower Rates than any other House in the mountains Our assortment of Tinwiire, is very Large and Complete, We have on hand a variety of CARPENTER’S TOOLS, consisting of SAWS, PLANES, CHISELS, of variou sizes, AUGERS, HAMMERS, HATCHETS, LOCKS, DOOR KNOBS, HINGES, &c., &e. : 43 All kinds of JOB WORK, in our line done promptly. A share of patrotiaga is solicited. Nevada, December 14—Sm YATES & TALLMAN, No 20 Commercial stieet BESS EE e BEE e ee BE BE GD. Corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada. OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THEIR FRIEFDS AND THE PUBLIC in general, that they kéép ednstantly on band at their store fextto H. Davis’ Brick Building, and opposite the United States Hotel. . A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF CLOTHING IN ALLITS VARIOUS BRANCHES, Also, . Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Blankets, ickings, Sheetings and a great many other Goods usually kept in such establisements. ALL OF WHICH THEY OFFER AT THE MOST REASONABLE PRICES. P. S.—GUODS RECEIVED ON STORAGE at our Fire Proof Ware House on Main ’ Call and judge for youselves ! Street. “ M. ROSENHEIM, A. 8. ROSENHEIM, MOUNTAIN CROCKERY STORE. Number 48 Main Street, Nevada, California: Nevada July 27, 1855-3m We keep always on hand, the dargest and very best assorted stock of Crockery; Glass-ware, Table Cutlery, Camphene, Oil Lamps, Sil: vet Plate, Willow-ware, Looking Glasses of all sizes, Bar Fixtures, and every thing in the above line in great variety, which we import ourselves, and are therefore enabled to sell much lower thanany other house in the Mountains. We have also on hand a large supply of fresh manufactured Camplhcne, whia we warrant to be a superior article. We invite the public and country buyers to call and inspect our Stock, and examine our prices. Orders atterided to with dis patch; Goods packed carefully and delivered, in town, free of charge: ; eee ; : ., SIMMONS & €O Evetything in the above lite, hired for Balls, Parties, Weddin 8, &é., Oh reason able terms. ?¢memiber the “MOUNTAIN CROCKERY STORE.” (wi —4F Si GILT MOULDING, — San Francisto Advertisements. Z Gratitude is the completion of Thankfulness.—The : 3,000 Feet Gilt Moulding, all sizes, JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE CHEAP BY ingratitude of man to his fellow nidii is so often met with 4 ‘ Se ATDBOTT.& EDWARDS, No. 84 Commercial Streés in life, that testimonials, yeoeepied by. the finer feelings of the heart, are oasis iit the Hfe of tose Whe sacrifice their best days in philanthropic devotion to tlie allevia tion of the illsef ffail mortatity. Empiricism fioods thé columns of our press with fraudulent and fictitigus notices letters, singIng peans to the worth of their now égotisticol charlatanism, Below we append a letter from a worthy man, who, a brief period since; seemed destined to “shuffie off this mortal coil ;’ who tooked forward to his dissolution with that pleasure which only those Weighed down by thé heaty hand of diséase can. Contrary to hope, the ability 6f a skilful physician, has restored him to his former health. , Relieved from his terrible situa tion, and impetled by gratitude. he makes known his case and rewedial agent. amd hid statemént is authenticated by a Notary Public, The demands of society imperiously command its publicity, and it is given more to’ warn the unwary than to sonnd the praises of a physician of whom scores of like cases can be cited : ‘ CERTIFICATE. : The nndersigned, desirous of acquainting those who . may be nnfortunate enough to be similarly aflicted, where u permanent relief of their sufferings may be obtained, feels it hig duty io thus publicly express his most sincere gratitude to Dr. L. J. Czapkay, for the permanent recovery of his health. Borne down by the distressing symptoms incident to the vicions practice of nncontrollable passion fa youth ; depressed in body and mind ; unable to perform even the most trifling duty imposed upon the daily avocations of iife, 1 sought the advice of many physicians, who at first regarded my disease as of triflieg importance—Lut alas ! after a few weeks, and in several in. stances months; of their troatment, 1 found to my. ungt= terable horror that, ipstead of relief, thc tiplotis be came niore alarming in their torture ; and, being to’d by one that my disease, being principally confined to the brain, medicines would be of Mitle ponseanance. I des. paired of aver regaining my health, strengjh and erférgy ; and, as a last resort, and with but a faint hope, called upon Pr. C#apkdy, who, after examining my case, préscribed sdnte medicine which almost instantly relieved me of the dull pain and dizziness in my head. Encouraged by tirts result, I resoived to place tyself immediately tindér h's care, and by a strict obedience td his diz ractions and adfice; My head becarthe eletr, my idead collected, the constant pain in my back and groins, thd weakness of inf littibs, the nervous reaétior of ry whole body on the sligtiest alarm of excitement : the misanthrory and eti! forebtdings ; the self-dittrust and want of confidence in others ; the ineability tq study, dnd want of resolution ; the frightful exciting, arid dt times pleasure able dreams at night followed by trvotuntary discharges have alldisappeared , andin fact, in tWo months after having consulted the Doctor; T felt a§ if inspired by a new lifé—that life which, but a short t!me ago I contemplated . te end by my own hand: ae . With a view to guard the unfottunate friin falling into the snares incompetent qua*k§, ¥ deem it my dnty to offer thia {est!mony to the merit aid skill of Dr. Czapkay, and rettinimend tv bim all who may stand in need of — ical service, being assured by my own experience, thai of Lidtors . 4 ° once under his care; a tadical and permanont cure will be of iy ae = a and will be presided ov ¥. by Rick. effected. B. F, FILLMORE. Ae TON, (of “Sand Bank notoriety,”) who will State of Califofnia; Cotrity of San Franc:sco—Subsertb. be happy to med his old friends and as many new onés ed and sworn before me, this 17th day of April, AD. SN 3 =e im with a call. ‘ 1856. Signed, Joun MippteTOon, (1. 8.] B. Oyster Stews and Bread ind Milk at the short Notary Public. est notice. De. L. J Czapkay’s Medical and Surgical Institate is at By strict attention to business and my bést ¢ndeay the corner of Montgomery and Sacramento streets, Sit } ors to rénder satisfaction I hépé to merit s ebare of Francisco, Cal. The Doctor offers free consultation, ahd } public patronage. JAMES COPP asks no remuneration unless he effects cure. 623m Nevada, Marck 6th, 1856. —45-31n DR. H. V. BICKNELL, . snow sscue,—rnxianp rane ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN, SURGEON ESCHE & FRANZ, Dealers in Provisions & Liquors, 2) De “ie bs fia me 7 ° Wolfs? Schiedan Schnapps. i ANCROFTS’ & Uhi’s Cider, Dunbar & Son’s Porter And Ale, fin glass. Turner’s Wormwood Cordial and Gome &yfups Claret afd Sautérne Wines, Sparkling Hoek, é Genuine Swiss Absinthe, Kirsch, Caracad, Mare Chaibertin and Anisette: For sale by Teal & Co:, 53 Broad street 56. ANG LINIMENT. For sale by RUDOLPN, Druggist 21 Commercial stres y ILLINGER’S LINIMENT. For sale by K RUDOLPH, Drukeist: 21 Commerci! streét OLLUWAY’S PI tis OINTMENT. For sale By . . RUDOLPH, Druggist, 21 Commerciat street For sale by RUDOLPH, Deuggist 21 Conimercial! street. Roonts to Rent: OOMS TO RENT in the Second ania 3d; stories of “Bicknell Block,’ of new Fire-pté-f brick buildim, . on Broad street. The roortts ate large and corivenient anc . suitable for any kind of business: Apply to DR. BIOK NELI, who may be found ih the 34 story of the Block . Db Firkins Butter, Thos, Hope & Co. brand. 20 do do JL Adams & Co do, For sale by Teal & Co,, 33 Broad street Nevata, Jan. 25, 1856. NEYARA BAKERY, No. 21 Main Street, Nevada. — undersigned has this day purchased the entirs interest of Geo. W. Dickinson, tothe Nevada Ba kery, and is now prepared to furnish Bread, Pies, Cakex Graham and Boston Brown Bread and fincy Pastry Wedding Cake, Iced Cake for parties made toorder a+ he shortest notice in a st¥le not excelidd by any and tin quantity to any amount. connection the Bar Will be stoeked with the bert ( 4 ERMAN CAMOUMILE; HUMBUG CITY. , Keep constantly Eos hand a full assortment of Pro = all Diseases withtut the use of mercury or . visions, Hard and Tit Ware; Liquors, Wines, Cigars, any other poisonotss minerals. &e. &e. 50 Office in the 3d story of “Bicknell Block” where he can be found at all times, night and day, unless absent on professional business. mch2s.tf GARDEN SEEDS, . oe eat variety. For sale by RUDOLPH, s 21 Commercial street. DISSOLUTION. oe copartnership herteofore existing under the name and etyle of Flurshutz & Co. was dissolved by mutual consent on the 12th inst. J.M. Flurshuts hastaken the establishment in Nevada and C. K He frich at Cherokee. J. M. FLURSHUTZ Nevada, April 25, 1956. Cc FE HELFRICH. > eae YP ERUN Feu, f 12,06 LBS Manilla ror eb iet VA RUDOLPH, Druggiat . Rope, assortedsizes, for sale br 21 Conmincreiad treat, A. B. GREGORY

gas It will be seen by reference to our advertising columns that Cody & Gatzert, successors to J.S. Landeker, have just started outin business for themselves.— They are trumps in their line, and: ave {22 THE JOURNAL, 593 PASTING OFFS, No. 46 Mairi street, Brick Building, NEY ADA.. every way worthy of encouragement.—/ ALL KINDS OF PRINTING DONE NEATLY “Jesse” is bound to please every body who trades with him, and “Bailey” is well known and deservedly popular already. We predict for the boys a good run of custom. Departures.—The 8. F. Globe of the Sth announces the departure for the East of Brig. 8. H. Dosh, Brig. Gen. P. C. Rust, and Col. Dawley, of Nevada. This is the first intimation of new honors heaped upon a worthy townsman. Not having the facts at hand, it is allowable to suppose that he has been appointed on the Staff of one of the Generals whom he accompanies. If so, ‘a better selzetion could not have been made.” we We are under obligations to Joe. Lambert, of the Pacific Express, for the delivery of Sacramento and Bay papers. oe kes We are indebted to M. Michelsen, and his gentlemanly manager, Mr. Witkowski, for papers from all parts of the world. Michelsen furnished us with Atlantic papers some four hours in adyance of the stage. -_-2B oe rer Mead, of Wells, Fargo & Co. furnished us witha copy of the New York Times, in advance of everybody. DEATHS. In San Juan, Nevada Co May 24, of lung fever, Crarves A. THayer, aged 26 years, formerly of East Douglass, Mass. [Massachusetts papers please copy.] Americans Attenp !!—A meeting of the American Order will be held at Abbott’s Hall, Saturday, May 10th at7 o'clock, P. M., to choose delegates to the State Council and to elect officers for the ensuing . A.C. Nixes, Prest. term. =f L. Gamste, See’y. CODY & GATZERT, Suecessors to J.5. Landeker. Would respectfully inform the public that aa 5 they have purchased the entire well assorted stock of BROSRRTES & PROTISTONS, . Contained in the well known establishment of J©. . Landeker, and hope by strict attention to business to merit a share of public patronage. Being constantly receiving from the Bay a choice upply of Groceries, Provisions and MINERS* SUPPLIES, They would invite all those wanting any articles in their line to give them a call, as they believe for vaj ciety, quality and cheapness their stock is unsurpassed in the mountains Goods delivered free of charge. JESSE CODY. Nevada, May 9, 1856—t€ BAILEY GATZERT. GRAND BALL, NX, THE PROPRIETORS OF THE @m SIERRA NEVADA HOTEL, SAN JUAN, . aay Hereby announce their intention of giving a Ball on the Evening of the 20th of May. San Juan, May 6th. SEARS & GREEN. SINGING SCHOOL. Ad . R. C. H. HOLBROOK would respectfully inform i the friends of Music in Nevada that he will commence his series of Lessons in the science of Vocal Music, on Friday evening, May 9:h, at 7 1-2 o’clock in the M_& Church South. Terms—Fifteen Lessons for $5. Ladies free. Lhe NOTICE a 3 hereby given that the undersigned will apply on the 26th day of May 1956, for a final discharge trom the administration of the estate of 8.S. Green, leceased. G, F. JACOBS, Administrator. evada, May 7th, 1856 —td SHERIFF'S SALE, )Y virine of a decree of foreclosure and an order of Sale . ) to me directed issued outef the Hon. District Court, the 14th Judicial District, in and for the County of Ne4 State of California, founded ona judgment rendered 1 said Courten the @th day of May 1856, in favor of J. S. Baldwin and against J. P. Wentworth and O. E. Green for he sum of Thirteen Hundred and Ninety Dollars, with in srest on the sum of One Thousand Dollars, at the rate of iree per cent per month from the rendition of judgment paid, together with all costs of suit herein taxed at . ive and 55-100 dollars. I am commanded to gel] erty mentioned in said mortgage and follows, to-wit— property situated in Nevada county, State of Caliornia, being a Steam Saw Mill, known as the Gold Flat fili, with Mill site, vard.grounds, fixtures, machinery and ppurtenances thereunto belongiag, or in any wise apper ainin Notice is hereby given that I shall sell the above des y at public auction to the highest bidder tor wh in frout ofthe old Court House, Nevada. on Saturday sIst day of May, 1856, at the hour of 2 P. M. ven under my hand this 8th day of May, 1956. J W. W. WRIGHT, Sheriff, N. C, By C.F. Woon, UCuder Sheriff. SHERIFF’S SALE. Y virtue of a decree of foreclosure and an order of Sale issued out of the Hon. District Court, l4th udicial Distriet in and for the County of Nevada, state of California, bearing date May 6th, a. p. 1856 vroperly attested and to me directed and delivered founded on a judgment recovered in said court, in favor of R. F. MeCoun and against 5S. S. Hussey on the 34 day of May, A. p. 1856, for the sum of Four Thousand ‘our hundred and forty-six dollars, with interest on the said sui of $4,446 00 at the rate of three per sent per month until peid, together with all costs of suit taxed at $3405. I am commanded to sell the following described property, to-wit ; ‘ “The lot on the south side of Main street on which stands the Metropolis Hotel which has a width on said street of about thirty-five feet and extends back to the Ravine between Main and Broad streets, together with alland singular the privileges and appertenances thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining,” which I shall sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Sheriff's Office in Nevala city, on Sarurpay, May 30th, a, pv. 1856, at 2 ‘clock, P. mM. Given under my hand this Ist day of May, a. p 1956. W.W. WRIGHT, Sheriff. By Wat. Borrekrirtp, Deputy. SHERIFF’SIBALE. Y virtue of a decree of foreclosure and an order t of sale to me directed issued out of the District courtof the l4th Judicial District, in and for the county of Nevada, State of California, founded ona jadgment rendered in said court in favor of A. J. Alton and against William Jones and Charles Wagner or the sum of five-hundred and 93-100 dollars, togeth»y with all costs of suit herein taxed at $40 75-100. j amcommanded to sell the property mentioned in said decree and described therein as follows to-wit— Che undivided one-half of a certain Saw Mill situated ying and being in the county of Nevada and State of California, and generally known and designated as the Alpha Saw Mill,together with all and singular the rights, privileges and appurtenances thereunto belonging, or in anywiso appertaining. Said mill propperty is situated on a certain Ranch or tract of land, that pertains thereto and that said tract of land is situated near Alpha, in Nevada county on the Nevada and Bear Valley Road, about fifteen miles from Neyada, containing 131 92 acres more or less described as follows : Commencing at the north-east corner of tand located by B. A. Harrison, thence running n 73° 9 28.71 chains to an oak sapling six inches in diameter, thence s 17° e crossing the aforesaid road 5 vhains to a cedar tree 1S inches in diameter, thence n 3° e15 chains to a stake; thence s 17° e 7.50 chains toa spruce tree 40 in. in diameter, thence n 73° e 3.50 chains to a crotched pine 8 in. in diameter, thence 317° e 4 chains toastake, thencen73° e 2 50chains, to a fir tree S in. in diameter standing on the edge of ‘Narrow divide, thence s 17° e 1000 chains to a ee tree 14 inches in diameter, thence s 17° w 11.00 chains toa stake near the south bank of the north fork of DeerCreek, thence 73° w 37-71 chains to another stake being the southeasterly corner of the Harrison Ranch thence n 17° w crossing said Deer creek along the easterly line of the said Ranch, known as the Harrison Ranch 31.50 chains to the place of ve ginning. Notice is hereby given that I shall sell the above ; described re gs at public auction to the highest . vidder for cash, in front @f the oid Court House. in. Nevada city, on Saturday the 31st day of May, 1956, . xt the hour = 2p. ~ 9 . «tiven under my hand at office in Nyhis the Sth day of May, a. p. 1856. "24% city, on W.W. WRIG By C.F 1 pr ibed pr HT. Sheritt. . Weon, Under Sheriff. AND AT THE LOWEST RATES. Give usa call and examine our specimens of PrintBROWN, FULLER & CO. ing of every style and color. Nevada, May 9th, 1856. BOOTS! BOOTS! CHRAPBR BOTAN EVER!! Great inducementsare now being offered to Merchants and Traders at the CITY SHOE STORE, No. 30 COMMERCIAL STREET, Sign of the BIG BOOT. A large and good assortment of Boots and Shoes of all descriptions are offered FOR SALE CHEAP. A chance to secure good Bargains for a FEW DAYS ONLY AS THE STOCK MUST BE CLOSED OUT. Remember the Sign of the big 66 J 39 GEO. W. WELCH, Receiver. Nevada, May 9th, 1856.-tf VAN WINKLE & DUNCAN; DEALERS IN IRON, STEEL, COAL, and BLACKSMITHS TOOLS. A large and well assorted stock constantly on hand. 3m 4th street between I and J, Sacramento. ——_—_— ee No. 32 Main Street, Nevada. JOHN LARK, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Camphene, Dyestuffs, Brushes, Spirits Turpentine, Alcohol, Perfumery, Fan: cy Articles, Patent Medicines, Cooking Extracts, Sago, Tobacco, Mace, Ginger, Nutmegs, Cinnamon, Cloves, Isinglass, Port Wine, Brandy, Ginger Wine, Starch, Indigo, Sal Soda, Sponge, Bath Brick, &c. &e. LSO, a well selected stock of Trusses, Ab dominal Supf. porters, Shoulder Braces, Suspensary Bandages, &c. and in fact every article usually keptin a well regulated Wholesale & Retail Drug Store. Every Article is New, Fresh, and the Best of its kind particular attention having been paid to the selection o® the Goods in San Francisco and New York, by an experienced Druggist. The Stock having been purchased for CASH at LOW PRICES can and will be sold for cash, at PRICES SATISFACTORY TO ALL. I am receiving goods frequently both from San Francisco . and New York, so that purchases may rely on finding ev. Every in. } . ducement will be offered to the Trade as I will sell Goods . j at Sacramento prices with the addition of Freight. ery article pertaining to the Drug business. ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY respectfully solicited and satisfaction guaranteed in quality and price. All Goods ordered through the Express will be promptly . forwarded to be paid on delivery. larticular 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 82 New Principle . No Poison ! RHODES’ FEVER AND AGUE CURE, OR ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA, FOR THE PREVENTION AND CURE of Fever and Agua, or Chill Fever; Dumb Ague, and other Intermittent and Remittent Fevers : also of Billious Fevers, accompanied by Typhoid Symptoms; Typhoid Fever, Yellow Fever, Ship and Jail Fever, General Debility, Night Sweats, and all other forms of disease whtcl HAVE & COMMON ORIGIN IN MALARIA OR, MIASMA, This subUe atmospheric poison, which at certain seasons is unavoidably inhaled at every breath, is the same in charaeter wherever it exists,—north, south. east or west, and will every where yield to this newly discovered ANTLIDOTE, which neutralizes the poison, completely puriges the systew, und thus entirely removes all 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 bilious disease whatever, or any injury from constantly inhaling Malaria or Miasma. It will instantly check the ague in persons who have suffered for any length of time, from one pay TO TWENTY Years, so that they need never have anoTHER CHILI, by continuing its use according to directions. It will immediately relieve all the distressing results of bilious or ague disaases, such as general debility, night sweats, etc. The patient at onee begins to recover appetite and strength. and coutinuos until a permanent and radical eure is effected. And as a prooF that it is also WORTHY OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE, Because of its SINGULAR AND ENTIRE HARMLESSNESS, The following certificate from one of the most celebrated chemists in the United States is attached te every bottle ; New York, June 11, 1855. “i have made a chemical examination of Rhodes’ Fever and Acue Cure, er Antidote to Malaria, and have tested it for Arsenic, Mercury, Quinine and Strychnine, but have not found a particle of either in it, 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 sil persons may thus be sure of entire freedom from the above named diseases no matter how sickly tne senson of swampy the locality. PROOFS OF EFFICACY are frequently published, and the confidence of the public is asked oniy in proportion toit!acruaL MERITS wherever introduced and used.— These only are relied upon to prove its worth. One or two bottles will answer for ordinary cases ; some may require more. Directions printed in repar French, and Spanish, accompany each bottle. Prepare and soli by the proproprietor, JAMES A. RHODES, idence R, I CYRUS G, DYER, Gener. 1 Agent, San Francisco, JOHN LARK, Agent ior Nevada. No, 32 Main street, and forsale 4 Druggists generally. 4 GARDEN SEED. Proy ATTENTION GARDENERS! 5000 PAPERS OF SEEDS ! UST RECELVED—5000 PAPERS OF ASSORTED GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS! From the Genessee Beed Store, Rochester, N.Y. Which . am prepared to sell at_ Wholesale and Retail on THE MOST ACCOMMODATING TERMS, Persons wishing to PURCHASE will find it to their advantage toGIVE ME A CALL as my STOCK IS LARGE AND VERY COMPLETE and embraces EVERY VARIETY OF SEEOS WANTED! To those wishing to purchase by the quantity I would say . have them IN BOXES OF 100 TO 250 PAPERS which 1 will dispose of AT SACAAMENTO WHOLSALE PRICES ! Having a LARGE STOCK on hand enables me to SELL ata LOWER PRICE, than any house in the mountains! JOHN LARK, No 32 Main Bireet, Nevada, April 18—iIm Camphene! Camphene!! AMPHENE—FRESH DISTILLED—A VERY LARGE QUANTITY, just arrived, For sale wholsale and retail by JOHN LARK, Wholesale and Retail Druggist, é No 32 Main Street. Nevada, April 1S—Im Medical Notice. RS, HUNT & LARK have this day associated themselves together for the purpose of Practising Medicine, Surgery and Obstetrics, in allits various branches, Will attend promptly to ali Professional Culls, both in Nevada and surrounding country. Joun Larx M. D., County Physician. Office—CITY DRUG STORE, No 32 Main street. fe Dr. H. Hunt can be found at night at his room, Metropolis Hotel. Remember, 32 MainStreet. HARV#Y HUNT, M,D. JOHN LARK, M. D. May 2—3m FASHIONABLE APPAREL. Fine Black Frock Coats ! ASSIMERE Business Coats ; Black Doeskin Pants ; Fancy Cassimere Pants ; Silk, Satin, Velvet and Marsailles Vests ; Tall, Black, Broad & Light Hats; Just received and for sale at the most reasonable rates by ae A. Brock & Co., May 2—tf£ No. 41 Commercial street. . gees VERMIFUGE & LIVER PILLS. ja SHERIFF'S SALE. B*, virtue of an Execution to me directed issued from the Clerk’s office of the District court in and for the County of Nevada, in favor of Hoyt & Findley and against Aldrich & Stevens dated April 3d 1856 for the sum of $30000, debt, besides fifteen dollars damages, with interest on the sum of $300 from the 18th day of December, A. D. 1855, at the rate of ten per cent. per annum together with costs of suit taxed at 45 50-100 dollars, I have levied upon and seized the following described property which had been heretofore attached. The house and the lot on which it stands situated in the town and count of Nevada and known as the Metropolis Hotel, which I shall sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash in front of the Sheriff’s Office, Nevada, on the 10th day of May, a. p, 1856, at2P.™. Given under my hand this 17th day of April, a. p. 1956. Attest, W. W. WRIGHT, Sheriff, N C. Per C. F. Woop, Undet Sheriff. CONSTABLE’S SALE. State OF CALIFORNIA-COUNTY OF NEVADA-ss Township of Bridgepoftt. By virtue of an Ex#ctttitin t0 nile delivered, issutd from the Court of R. H. Fatquhar, Esq., an acting Justice of . the Peace in and for the County aforesaid, bearing date . April 17th A. D. 1856 to satisfy a judgment rendered by . said Justice on tht 15th day of Apfil, 1856 in favor of . THE SAN JUAN SAW MILL CO. and agaitist DR. KIRS. TON for the sum of $137 58, Debt, Ititefest, Damages . and Costs of sujt, I have taken in Execution and will sell to the highest . bidder for Cash, in the town of San Juan, id front of . Wisis Saloon, on SATURDAY, MAY _10., 1856, between the hour of 9 o'clock A. M., und 4 o'clock P.M. ONE . HOUSE AND LOT situated in the town of San Juan, on Main street, near the dwelling of Mr. Clethent, in said town, taken as the property of said KERSTO «+ to satisfy the above demands and accruing costs. G. W. MOORE, Constante. April 17, 1856—4w bd _SHERIFF’S SALE. Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION to me directed issued fom the Clerk’s office of the District Court in and for the county of Nevada, in favor of JOHN LARK and against J. 8. MONTGOM ERY. W.S. McM URTY, and JAS, WALSH, dated April 16, 1856 for the sum of $716 91, Dollars, debt. with interest on the sum of $716 91, from the 17th day of February 1855 at the rate of 10 per cent . per annum, together with costs of suit taxed at $39 60 . together with costs of suit taxed ut $4 75. I have levied . upou and seized tha following described property which I had heretofore attached to-wit : The Ranch known as the CAMP SPRING RANCH, on the road between Nevada and Grass Valley, in Nevada county, Together with the Houses end Stables on said Ranch, ond all other improvements. Also—A STEAM SAW MILL, situated on Boston Ravine. Nevada county, known as McMurty’s Mill, togother with all of said McMurty’s interest in the SAW LOGS on the premises. Which I shail sell at public auction to the highest bidder for Cash in front of the Sheriff's office in this city on SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1856. at 2 o'clock, P. M. Given under my hand this 17th day of April, 1856. (Attest) W. W. WRIGHT, Sheriff. Aprit 18—4w By C.F. Woop, U.8 DECLARATION NOTICE, ees OF CALIFORNIA—COUNTY AND TOWN OF NEVADA—SS : I, Jvita A. RayMonp, wife of Rudolph H. Raymond, of the town and County of Nevada, State of California, do hereby declare and make known my intention to carry on and transact business under my own name and on my own account by virtue of the provisions of an Act of the . Legislature of the State of California, entitled ‘‘An Act to authorize Married Womenfto transact business in their own names as Sole Traders’? passed April 12, 1852, } The business proposed and intended tbe established, . carried on and transacted by me as such sole trader being the Art and Profession of a Daguerreotypist, and the taking and making pictures and likenesses, known as Daguerreotypes, Ambrotypes, and ether descriptions of pictures and likenesses connected with that art and of that nature and character generally. I fnrther declare and make known that the amount of capital originally invested by me in said business does not exceed the sum of Five Thousand Dollars, Novada, May 1, 1856, State of California, County of Nevada~as. On this Ist day of May 1856, before me County Clerk, in and for said county, personally came Julia A. Raymen1 (wife of Rudolph H. Raymond, of said county) who signed and executed the foregoing declaration in my paesence and ac. knowladged and declared that she made the said declara. tion freely and voluutarily and says she intends in good faith to carry on said business as a sole trader. {L.S.] In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and official seal the day aud year above written. J. H. HUSTWICK, Clerk County Court. A true copy—Attest. J. H. BOSTWICK, May 2—3w County Recorder. READ ES ee LOR CM NS pki St ATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, . Township of Bridgeport, Before R. H. Farquhar, . J.P. Be it hereby known that I, Frances A. Eichel. roth, wife of Wm Eichelroth of the County of Nevada, . State of California, being desirous of availing myself ,of the benefit of an act of the Legislature of Cali. fornia, passed april 12th, 1852, authorizing married women to transact business as sole traders—do hereby make known my intention to transact business in my own name from and after this date—said business be. ing that of Mining and Stock raising, and that I will be individually ap res a for all debts that I may contract from and after this date, and moreover that the capital originally invested in said business is less than $5000. Francis A. EicHetroru. JULIA A. RAYMOND, State of California, County of Nevada, ss.—On this . 23d day of April, 1856, before me, R. H. Farquhar, a Justice of the Peace in and for said county, personally . appeared Mrs. Frances A. Kichelroth, wife of Wm. . Eichelroth,known by mé to be the individiial described . in and who executed the annexed instrunient and acknowledeed that she executed thesame freely and voluntary for the usesand purposes therein mentioned. Witness my hand this 22d day of April a. p. 1856. R. H. FARQUHAR, J. P. {1 8.j A true copy, attest, J. H. Bostwick. [L. s } 1-3w ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE. wen is hereby given to all persons having claims against the estate of James McAuley deceased, late of Nevadacounty, State of California, to present the same with the necessary vouchers to me at Wauloopa, within Ten; monthsfrom April 25th, or . be forever barred from any benefit of said estate. 1-lm-p THOMAS McAULEY, Administor of the Estate of James MéAuley, dec’d. NOTICE. by pow is hereby given that A. 0: Felt administrator of the estate of L. P. Stiles, deceased will apply on the 10th day of May 1856, at 10 o'clock, a. M. to the Hon. T. H. Caswell, Probate Judge, in and for Nevada County, for an order directing all the personal property of said estats te be sold at private sale A. 0. FELT, 1-2 Adm’r of the estate of L. P. Stiles, deed. CAUTION. A LL persons aré hereby cautioned against purchasing or negotiating for a certxin nate of hand for $123 drawn by me Jatittary 4th, 1856, in avor of James Templar at Omega, payable in thirty days after date as I have never received a consideration forthe same and shall contest the payment thereefOmega, April 23d.-3w J. J. Riewanps. ISSOLUTION—The Co-Partnership existing under the name and styleof BRADLEY & DAKE was dissolved on the [8th ult., by mutual consent. May 2—3w HORACE 8. BRADLEY. Shares for Sale. B tis E following sHArEs in the Wyoming Quartz Mill company, will be sold at public auction, (for the non-payment of Assessments,) at their office on Deer Croek, belowfNevada, on Fainay, June 6th 1856: No’s. 3,4. 5, 7, 10, 12, 16, 17, 22, 23, 26, 28, 32, 40, 41, 43 and 48. May 2—tds. H. &. Tuompson, Sup’t. WOULD once more remind all persons indebted to me particularly all those having unsettled accounts on my books, that I am about [¢aving forthe East, and all accounts must be settled without delay I hope a personal application wil! se made of this. 52 P. J. ESPENSCHEID. METROPOLIS BiLLIARB SALGGH, 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 similar room in the State. The BILLIARD TABLES are new and costly, and are pronounced to be inferior 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. j Connected with the Establishment is a Bar, at which will be found at all times the choicest Liquors, Wines and Cigars. #9~A Lunch is served Morning’s and Evenings. The -Proprietors intend that nothing shall be omitted which can in any way comduce to the pleasure of those who favor them with a call, Nevada, Oct. 26,—tf. Wood. Wood. Wood. Seasoned and Green Wood!!! !! HINGLES and Boards, 3 feet in length on hand and for sale Job Hauling done at any time at reasonable rates. C PURTYMUN, Boulder street. Nevada, April 25.—tf H™ SEED. For sale by RUDOLPH, Druggist, 21 Commercial street. ONDON ALE AND cae ag the ene Brands for sale b: E. W. Hetwoopo 'O. 26.1 . Broad street, below Pine. 30 M choice Havana Cigars, Various Brands, For sale b Teal &Co., % Broad street. Nevadz, Jan. 25th, 1856. For sale by RUDOLPH. Druggist, 21 Commerctal street 's SAM OF WILD CHERRY. For sale by ee wien 2 RUDOLPH, Druggist, ss Commercial street, . J. H. Ebright, i te A TEE MAY BALL. : = Scholars attached to the Dancing School in Rough & Ready, will give a Complimentary Ball to MR. JOHN BROWN, The talented and popular Musiéian, as a mark of theires* teem for him, which will be held in theMASONIC LOWER HALL, one of the best afid fhost cemmodious in the county, on the 15th Gt May next. Committee ofi behalf of the School.—W. B. RICE, P. W. ARMSTRONG, S. M. GIGHAM, G. SHEPITAMT; and B: B TROXEL, MANAGERS. Rough & Ready: Nevada; Grass Valley. 8. M. Gilham, J. A. Lancaster, C. Haskell. G. Gephart, A: Hansom, T. Findley. ACH, Hagadorn: FLOOR MANAGERS: . : f Sak Use Canney vn opie P: WLR. Armstrong. Bz Tickets to be had of the Mauagers or at the office of the Downey House.

ad eb Te en ae ee ee FRISBIE’S THEATRE, Nevada. E undersigned would respectfully inform the profession that, owing to the the fact that JNO. 83. POLTER has utterly failed to comply with the terms of the contract by which I leased him my Theatre I will let it by the _ Week, or Month for Dramatic Entertainments, Concerts and Exhibitions. The THEATRE, has been fitted up at a great expense and the stage enlarged with anew stock of Scenery. It will comfortably seat HIGH! HUNDRED PERSONS. All communications addressed to me will be promptly attetided ts L. P. FRISBIE. Nevada, March 28, 1856. W. C. Clark. C. A. Lowenthal. Teal & Co., 33 Broad st. Nevada, AGENT FOR Lyon & Co.’s celebrated California Ale. In Whole or Half Barrels. 45 XXX BURTON ALE, IHOMAS SALT & CO.’S celebrated brand, a large supply constantly en hand, For sale by the agents, J.C. JOUGHAUS, Importer of Foreign & Domestic Liquors, 183 J street, Sacramento, WHITE & WILSON, San Francisco. A. BLOCK & CO., ARE NOW RECEIVING AND OPENING A complete Assortment of SPRING GOODS! Consisting in part as follows : ARSAILLEs Coats, white Marsailles Suits; White Linen Pants ; Twisted silk Vests ; Cassimere Pants ; Casimere Coats—-a very Late stook. Davis & Jones Patent shirts; Sie Together with every article appertaining to the Clothing Business, We are now prepared to FIT OUT Customers IN THE MOST MAGNIFICENT STYLE ! Our Goods have been purchased at reduced tafes and we can offer great inducements—wholsalé dnd retail. A. BLOCK &Co., 41 Commercial st. Nevada, April 25—tf Langtoii’s PIONEER EXPRESS! RUNS DAILY TO ALL PARTS OF THE NORTHERN MINES. Office-—On Corner of Main and Washington streets, (next door to Frisbie’s ) JNO. PATTISON, AGENT. Nevada, May 2, 1856—3m TEAL & CO., Importer and Wholesale Dealer in Fine Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Domestic Liquors, Butter, Provisions, &c. 33 Broad Street, Nevada. FIRE-PROOF STORE. Sore Eyes and Rheumatism. The Foe Vanquished Sufferer, ** We have met the enemy and they are ours.” ASTONISHING CURES! HIE Japanese Remedy is being used in this city with unprecedented success. A perfect cure of the above guaranteed. Satisfactory references as to the efficacy of the Japanese remedies may be had by calling at the office on Bush street, near a ad i 3 Musical Hall, San Francisco, 62-3m_is 1, H, DOTY J. S. WALL & BRO., DEALERS IN Groceries and Provisions, Miner’s Supplies, Preserved Fruits, Liquors, &c. No,54 Broad street, Nevada. V E HAVE now and will keep on hand every thing to be found intany 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, 80 bbls Flour, 8,000 Ibs Hams, 10-000 Ibs of Potatoes, 3,000 Ibs Side Bacon, 3,000 Ibs Goshen Butter. Together with acomplete stock of Sugar. Coffee, Tea, Rice, Tobacco, Fresh Fruits, Hardware, Queersware, &e., & WALL & BRO. , 54 Broad Street. April 12, 1855—3m SIMON & BRO,» CANT BE BEAT x die 8 LADIES OF NEVADA ND vicinity will please remeniber that we have more Goods UNDER OUR COUNTER alone than all the other stores have on their shelves combined. Our Goods are imported expressly for us from Paris and New York, and we are able AND DO BUY FOR CASH, and it stands to teason WE CAN SELL CHEAPER than any other establishment dare sell. For all that SOME pérsons buy for Cash (?) I could buy their whole stock and pay in demands held against them, but WE will not have Damaged Goods in our storé! We are making oxtensive additions and will ENLARGE ODOR STORE in afew days, and guarantee to excel in ditality of Goods and Cheapness any WOODEN establishment in Nevada. We are not obliged to soil and dirty our Goods by packing and re-packing them in the CELLAR for better security from fire, as Our Store is Fire-Proof Brick ! ‘Don’t Forget the Place to get a Good Bargain!” SIMON ROSENTHAL & BRO., MAIN TR boro i Nevada, April 18, lego = . NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. pus undersigned informs the public that he has sold out his entire Stock of Provisions and Groceries to Messrs §GATZERT & CODY. In retiring from business he offers to his friends and custemers his grateful thanks for'the liberal patronage extended to him, and trusts the same will be extended to his snccessors, who are wellknown as worthy and honorable young men, Mr. Gatzért, better known as ‘Raj ey,’’ is well experienced in his line of business; arid iil’ do his duty to please his customers. Mr. Jesse Cody hits éxperience and is an upright man. All those that have any demands Against me wili call atmy old stand for settlement. Those indebted will please SETTLE UP, as I have no desire to place my claims in the hands of an officer, J.3. LANDEKER. Nevada May 1, 1856—3w P, 8S. GATZERT & CODY are authorized to receive and receipt for money due me. 1.8L. HORACE S. BRADLEY, OULD INFORM the citizens of Nevada that he h W a GOOD WAGON and HORSE and pane = ALL KINDS OF JOBBING AT VERY Lo ! Hefwill also attend to POSTING BILLS.” Oreae tit at the Metropolis Stables will be prompi) 3 Nevada, May 2—8m somnly teats to 61-3m The Largest Assoriment of BOOTS AND SHOES, In California to be found at Knight, Harmon & Childs, BATTERY STREET, San Francisco and at 68 the old stand of the City Shoe Stem cmon & Co. late T. S. Mitchell & Co. 79 J street, Sacramento. Merchants and dealers are respectfully invited to cal} and examine the Stock before making iheis . ons St Sacramento, May 2-3m. CRAVATS, SCARPFs, GLOVEs; Handkerchiefs and a magnificent assortment of all the various kinds on hand. Apply at A. Brocs & Co.’s Summer Gocds! Checked Marsellaise Suits; White Linen Pants, with fancy buttons; White and figured Vests and Pants, just opened at A. Brock & Cos’ May 2—tf No 41 Commercial street. -_—_—=. — Special Notices, Masonic Notice, Noe R. A. CHAPTER, No. 6, MEETS EVERY MonpaY EVENING, at th8 Masonic Hall, on Broad street. ; Stated mbetitizs {ié MONDAY on dr next proceeding every Full Moon, and two weeks thereafter. : THOMAS H. CASWELL, M. E. H. P. T. P. Hawtey, Secretary. paar eet coches Ba aah ik ae eR I. 0. O. F.—UNION LODGE NO. 48—Instituted Oct. 31, 1855, meets evety Wednesday evening, at the Odd Fellow’s Hall, Maid street, [South] Eureka. California, Faithful Brothers afe ever welcome. W. B. RICHARDS, N. G. D. V. Norton, Secretaty. I. 0. O.F.—Brookiyy Lopcx, No. 46—Instituted Oct. 12 1855—Meets every SATURDAY EVENING, at the Odd Fellows Hall, Red Dog. Brothers in good standing are ever welcome. J. C, GREEN, N. G. T. J. BercEss, Secretary, dec 28—3m .,. IMi&sonic. E. K. KANE LODGE, No 72, of F.& A. M. meets regularly 6n FRIDAY EVENING of each week at the Ma s ‘Ha Broad street. CHARLES MARSH, W. M. J.V. Watson, Secretary, 56—tf pennants een BAL Dr. L, J. CZAPKAY.—It is indeed refreshing in this age of cmpirical practice to be erabied to call the attenti0n of the unfortunate to the adyertisetntuo of a ptiysictan of rare, scientific and medical attainments, who has suficient moral courage to break through the bonds of obsolete ideas and place himself betore the public thro’ the medium of the press, in order to cope with and stalify the pernicious efforts of the incompeteut. Such a physician is Dr. L. J. Czapkay, whom we cheerfully commend to iuvalids, especially those suffering from diseases of the sexual organs and their unsuccessful treatment as a gentleman possessing all the requisites for the satisfactoay and successful practice of his profession.— Coupled with a thorough and available knowledge of the medical art, he brings years of experient® on the treatment of all seminaland ptitate distages to his aid, ena bling him to cope with them in aff i{htir thultifarious forms. We cheerfully commend bith to the public as an able physician, worthy the confidente of #1! ft search of health. ee * . A Briaut Strefx or Gratirtpe —The following letter appeared some time since in the San Francis: Citiseti, Without the knowledge of Dr. Young. e copy it ag a complitentary tribtte to one of thé tiost skillful physicians that ever made this State his residence. Asit was entirely unsolicited, and thade public without the knowledge of any ohe but the writer, it speaks volumes. It should be cut out ahd: pinned p for reference to any cné who should drfortutately be similarly situated > To viy AffiicteD Fetiiow Men.—Being about to leave the State of California for my home in Michigan; i wish before leaving to recommend to your moticé that great benefactor, Dr. J.C. Young. I was ott the very brink of the grave, when he stretched forth his hand and sayed me fromdeath. Forseveral years t find betn troubled with # complication of diseases, brought on by bad habits, aggravated by exposure in the mines, which had so weakened thy system and undermined my constitution that I havd Often contemplated suicide. Borne down by racking pains in my body, dizziness in my head, sore eyes, pains and misery in my back and hips, weariness in nity legs, evil forbodings, together with aconfirmed mélancho y; I considered my best fi riends to be my worst enemies; my dreams were frightful, and at times strange phantasies took sc non ofmy mind. Iwas hurrying to insanity—that worst of living deathis. I this state a friend and partner in the mining business approached me on the subject, and advised me to go to the Bay and see Dr. Young. I did s¢ and thank God for it— Dr. Young examined my case, and totd mé he cord cure me. Shortly after I comfénted taking his medicines my troubles began todecreasé atid in three months I was perfectly well. Take my advice, all you that afilicted, and call upon him, for ke will bé sure to cure you; he has cured several of my acduaintances after they had beoome discouraged by being deceived by the humbugs of the day, both by Amer?can and foreign vagabonds. My heart leaps towards him with gratitude for his benefits to me and my friends. tf Cuas F. Manrove. DR. HUNGERFORD’S MEDICAL NOTICES, The Pioneer advertising Physician in California, and the only regularly educated one now advertising to cure disease in this State. Medicines carefully prepared and packed for any place in the country, Persons leaving on the steamers, can obtain from the Doctor, Medicine and directions for use during their voyage. Delays are danger wus, All those afflicted should lose no time, but call at once on Dr. Hungerford, who always guarantees a permanent and speedy cure. ; DR. HUNGERFORD’S Medical Rooms, No. 242 Clay st corner of Spofford, San Francisco, where all diseases of a private character receive the treatment necessary to ef fect a speedy and effectual cure of those annoying and distressing complaints. The enviable reputation Dr: Hungerford has earned for himself vy his extraordinary sue cess in all diseases of a privat nature, renders it but necessary to State his address ; lie therefore avoids the long advertisement? of bombastic promises of the empirics of the day, so lavishly Heldout but seldom fulfilled. Medicines are sent to all parts of the country; with direé tions fer their use. 2 Nocturnal Emtissitns, Ulcers itt the Throat, Syphilis, Gonorrhea; Strictures, Gleet, and tliose dreadful symptoms of the head, throat, those and skiu, under Dr. Hungerford’s treatment, afe healed in an incredible short time without mercury. Yotihg men who have becdine victitis ef solitary Vice, that dreadfui afdestructive habit, which ruin both body and mind, call immediately on Dr. Hungerford and you can depend upon being restored to health, that greatest of God's blessings. We advise ant sfllicted to lose no time but eall immediately on Dr. Hungerford whether the case is of long standing or recent date, he guarentees a speedy and permanert cure; although NOTED QuACKs way kave Veer ineffectualty tamperifg with it without success. FRMALES AFPLICTED OR IN TROUBLE should call or send for Dr. Hungerford, who has devoted his entire tinte the last fifteen years to private maladies of men and women, The questfett ts often asked—Why is Dr. Hungerford so successful, wiiile other physicians are failing daily 2 The answer must be plainly apparent to all ; it is that he understands his professitm and attends atierds to it, and as his practice has increased so has his knowledge extended. So Close has been his application to'¢tudy and practic, that he has become perfect master of his profession, and ¢an insrre to all relief from their trouble. His course has ever been upward and 4nward, plcing hitt at the very head Of his arduous professson, Dr. J. Thompson Hungerford has hundreds of letiers from his patients, which he is ready to show; but he feéls in honor bound to withold the name of the writer, 4g he is ceriain no man of sense or delica¢y would have his nafffe made public in sucha case. N.B. Al letters for advice [send per Express] will be promptfy attended to. Dr. Hungerford so extensively knSwn in this State, be. ing the oldest practittoner ef private disease in California, that any notice of him might sei superfluous. Yet fearing that there are nfany, unfortunately suffering for the want of proper treatment we récotmmend them to apply to Dr. Hungerford, who iscertainly # Physitian of unsufpassed skill and wonderful success ?# his proféssion. We wish to call the attention of our numerous patrons to the merits of Dr. Hungerford, amd thitk that we cannot do it in aty better way thar! té publish’ a few selections of ¥ . ; TESTIMONIALS FROM THE PRESS. From the Echo du Pacific, San Francisco. Dr, HenGerrorp.—We wish to call the attention of our readers to the advertisement of this gentleman, whose extensive practic? and success is sufficient to induce all those affiicted to give hima call. The Doctor is not only a reg. ularly edncated Physician, but he has the principles of honesty and can feet for his fellow beings. He has un: coubtedly more practice tan any other Physician in San Francisco, anid it is fast increasing. To these acquditted with thé Doctor, we say nothing as to his skill and mtegrity, as they ate well known, but to stratieers we Do SAY, cailon Dr. Hungerford, and you wif find that a friend in need is a friend indeeC: : From the Southern Medical Journal. PrRoressor HUNGERFORD,— Although opposed to the system of advertising, +6f wé deem it but just to this genileman to admit that his system of treatment in I’rlvate diseases 15 uriddubtcdly the most appfoved oné iow in use throughout the civilized world. 49-3m OILS, PAINTS W INDOW GLASS, Varnishes, Brushes, &c., Paints—all kinds and qualities. Story, Bro. & Co,, : Have for sale at 105 & 107 Clay street, San Francisco Boiled and Raw Linseed Oil, in bbls and case; Turpentine, in cases; Atlantic Lard, in assorted packages; French and German Window Glass, assd. sizes; French and Eng. heavy Plate Glass, large sizes. Ex “Brewster” and “Fair Wind.” Tieman’s Oil Colors, assorted cans; Tieman’s Water Colors, assorted cans; Tieman’s dry colors, for scene & carriage painters Tieman’s Patty, in bladders; Tiden & Nephew’s, Smith & Stratton’s, Kimball’s and other Coach & Furniture Varnishes, Paris white. Brushes—Ex “Hollander.” Adams’ 0. K. and Ex. Paint, Whitewash, Sinice, Counter, Patent scrub, Napoleon, Horse and Hotel Boot Brushes; also Lyon’s Tool and Feather Dusters; artist Tube Colors and Materials. Varnishes—Ex ‘Florence Nightingale.” Diract importation fromi London— __ The attention of Coach Painters is called to Noble & Hoare’s celebrated English Hard drying, Wearing body and Elastic Carriage Varnishes. &oJapan and Japaner’s Gold size. Piain and Ornamental, stained and Enameled Glass. my2-3m. ALE Burtons’ XXX—Dranght Alein bbls. For sale 9 by M T & Go., 33 Broad street. Nevada, Jam, 25, wee ‘ —_ z 5s See oe ee eee Have you Seen Michelsen’s New Stock of Books ? NEW BOOK AND MUSIC STORE! MECHALIRN SERA D ICHELSEN has§ now on hand and i8 eotstintly réteiving the Tatest Publications of the day such # a POETICAL, HISTORICAL, MEDICAL, LAW aiid Wistirs npoes BOOKS, if THE BES] STATIONERY . The Finest CUTLEY gi FANCY GOOpg ! and 4 Beautiful asgoriment ef NOLIPAY PRESENTS such} as Myers’ Universufn, Forget ine Not ! May Flower, vpagnolia, Token of Friendship, &c, Musical Instruinetis.—The Largest lot of Musical instruments in this City. Guitar’, Baijos, deons, Flutifias, Clarinetts, Cbronéts of Freneh Horns, Fifes and Flutes of evety vitiety. Having the Agency of all the DAILY AND WEEKLY PAPERS in theState, did alwa}s féceiving by every stent er, all the Atlantic, French ahd Gérinan Papers and Periodicals. You will allways fiud the LATEST NEWS by calling on me! My CIRCULATING LIBRARY contains all the Bocks of any note, by the best Authors, : W2Paperd seal th tt latitic Stites Free of Postack. Just Reoeived=LIFF OF J. V. ORANF, Put’s Gallfor= 8 nia Songster, Copying Htik, dif kids of Stationety, &e, (Dee 28-3hh) —-M. MICHELSEN, No 40 Main Street. é_¢___~ DO. Bs BAMELR WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN Books, Stationery, Music, Musical InstruMENTS, CUTLERY, FANCY GOODS, TOYS, &c. Has just received the Largest and best selected stock ever brought to Nevada which he will sell at prices that eannot fail to suit the most fastidious. Cc Tamborines, Accor oa P. = Pl wea Circulating Libtary of ovef FOUR HUNDRED VOLUMES; of the most popular works published. Pee Also, Magazines, Periodicals, Newspapers, &c. Singing Books Music Instructors and Songsters of every varlety. Steamer Papers, neatly put up in wrappers, postage free. Dealers and Traders will find it to their advantage to call before \ . purchasing elsewhere: J. E. HAMLIN, New Fireproof Brick Building, Broad St. corner of Pine, Nevada. REMOVED TO NO. 20 COMMERCIAL ST. : Sr ‘SE BS «@: EC A BU Lee eS ee WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dealers ii Stoves, Tinware, Hardware, Xe. Fire Proof Brick Buildizg, Nuthber 20 Commercial street, Revads: ¢ _ Tur subsetibets Wave on Haid and ate always prepared {5 furnish the public with ALL KINDS OF TINWARE, HARDW ARE, STOVES, &e. Our stock of STOVES is very large and embracés all kinds of PARLOR STOVES, COOKING STOVES, BAR-ROOM STOVES, Which we will guarantee to sell at Lower Rates than any other House in the mountains Our assortment of Tinwiire, is very Large and Complete, We have on hand a variety of CARPENTER’S TOOLS, consisting of SAWS, PLANES, CHISELS, of variou sizes, AUGERS, HAMMERS, HATCHETS, LOCKS, DOOR KNOBS, HINGES, &c., &e. : 43 All kinds of JOB WORK, in our line done promptly. A share of patrotiaga is solicited. Nevada, December 14—Sm YATES & TALLMAN, No 20 Commercial stieet BESS EE e BEE e ee BE BE GD. Corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada. OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THEIR FRIEFDS AND THE PUBLIC in general, that they kéép ednstantly on band at their store fextto H. Davis’ Brick Building, and opposite the United States Hotel. . A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF CLOTHING IN ALLITS VARIOUS BRANCHES, Also, . Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Blankets, ickings, Sheetings and a great many other Goods usually kept in such establisements. ALL OF WHICH THEY OFFER AT THE MOST REASONABLE PRICES. P. S.—GUODS RECEIVED ON STORAGE at our Fire Proof Ware House on Main ’ Call and judge for youselves ! Street. “ M. ROSENHEIM, A. 8. ROSENHEIM, MOUNTAIN CROCKERY STORE. Number 48 Main Street, Nevada, California: Nevada July 27, 1855-3m We keep always on hand, the dargest and very best assorted stock of Crockery; Glass-ware, Table Cutlery, Camphene, Oil Lamps, Sil: vet Plate, Willow-ware, Looking Glasses of all sizes, Bar Fixtures, and every thing in the above line in great variety, which we import ourselves, and are therefore enabled to sell much lower thanany other house in the Mountains. We have also on hand a large supply of fresh manufactured Camplhcne, whia we warrant to be a superior article. We invite the public and country buyers to call and inspect our Stock, and examine our prices. Orders atterided to with dis patch; Goods packed carefully and delivered, in town, free of charge: ; eee ; : ., SIMMONS & €O Evetything in the above lite, hired for Balls, Parties, Weddin 8, &é., Oh reason able terms. ?¢memiber the “MOUNTAIN CROCKERY STORE.” (wi —4F Si GILT MOULDING, — San Francisto Advertisements. Z Gratitude is the completion of Thankfulness.—The : 3,000 Feet Gilt Moulding, all sizes, JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE CHEAP BY ingratitude of man to his fellow nidii is so often met with 4 ‘ Se ATDBOTT.& EDWARDS, No. 84 Commercial Streés in life, that testimonials, yeoeepied by. the finer feelings of the heart, are oasis iit the Hfe of tose Whe sacrifice their best days in philanthropic devotion to tlie allevia tion of the illsef ffail mortatity. Empiricism fioods thé columns of our press with fraudulent and fictitigus notices letters, singIng peans to the worth of their now égotisticol charlatanism, Below we append a letter from a worthy man, who, a brief period since; seemed destined to “shuffie off this mortal coil ;’ who tooked forward to his dissolution with that pleasure which only those Weighed down by thé heaty hand of diséase can. Contrary to hope, the ability 6f a skilful physician, has restored him to his former health. , Relieved from his terrible situa tion, and impetled by gratitude. he makes known his case and rewedial agent. amd hid statemént is authenticated by a Notary Public, The demands of society imperiously command its publicity, and it is given more to’ warn the unwary than to sonnd the praises of a physician of whom scores of like cases can be cited : ‘ CERTIFICATE. : The nndersigned, desirous of acquainting those who . may be nnfortunate enough to be similarly aflicted, where u permanent relief of their sufferings may be obtained, feels it hig duty io thus publicly express his most sincere gratitude to Dr. L. J. Czapkay, for the permanent recovery of his health. Borne down by the distressing symptoms incident to the vicions practice of nncontrollable passion fa youth ; depressed in body and mind ; unable to perform even the most trifling duty imposed upon the daily avocations of iife, 1 sought the advice of many physicians, who at first regarded my disease as of triflieg importance—Lut alas ! after a few weeks, and in several in. stances months; of their troatment, 1 found to my. ungt= terable horror that, ipstead of relief, thc tiplotis be came niore alarming in their torture ; and, being to’d by one that my disease, being principally confined to the brain, medicines would be of Mitle ponseanance. I des. paired of aver regaining my health, strengjh and erférgy ; and, as a last resort, and with but a faint hope, called upon Pr. C#apkdy, who, after examining my case, préscribed sdnte medicine which almost instantly relieved me of the dull pain and dizziness in my head. Encouraged by tirts result, I resoived to place tyself immediately tindér h's care, and by a strict obedience td his diz ractions and adfice; My head becarthe eletr, my idead collected, the constant pain in my back and groins, thd weakness of inf littibs, the nervous reaétior of ry whole body on the sligtiest alarm of excitement : the misanthrory and eti! forebtdings ; the self-dittrust and want of confidence in others ; the ineability tq study, dnd want of resolution ; the frightful exciting, arid dt times pleasure able dreams at night followed by trvotuntary discharges have alldisappeared , andin fact, in tWo months after having consulted the Doctor; T felt a§ if inspired by a new lifé—that life which, but a short t!me ago I contemplated . te end by my own hand: ae . With a view to guard the unfottunate friin falling into the snares incompetent qua*k§, ¥ deem it my dnty to offer thia {est!mony to the merit aid skill of Dr. Czapkay, and rettinimend tv bim all who may stand in need of — ical service, being assured by my own experience, thai of Lidtors . 4 ° once under his care; a tadical and permanont cure will be of iy ae = a and will be presided ov ¥. by Rick. effected. B. F, FILLMORE. Ae TON, (of “Sand Bank notoriety,”) who will State of Califofnia; Cotrity of San Franc:sco—Subsertb. be happy to med his old friends and as many new onés ed and sworn before me, this 17th day of April, AD. SN 3 =e im with a call. ‘ 1856. Signed, Joun MippteTOon, (1. 8.] B. Oyster Stews and Bread ind Milk at the short Notary Public. est notice. De. L. J Czapkay’s Medical and Surgical Institate is at By strict attention to business and my bést ¢ndeay the corner of Montgomery and Sacramento streets, Sit } ors to rénder satisfaction I hépé to merit s ebare of Francisco, Cal. The Doctor offers free consultation, ahd } public patronage. JAMES COPP asks no remuneration unless he effects cure. 623m Nevada, Marck 6th, 1856. —45-31n DR. H. V. BICKNELL, . snow sscue,—rnxianp rane ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN, SURGEON ESCHE & FRANZ, Dealers in Provisions & Liquors, 2) De “ie bs fia me 7 ° Wolfs? Schiedan Schnapps. i ANCROFTS’ & Uhi’s Cider, Dunbar & Son’s Porter And Ale, fin glass. Turner’s Wormwood Cordial and Gome &yfups Claret afd Sautérne Wines, Sparkling Hoek, é Genuine Swiss Absinthe, Kirsch, Caracad, Mare Chaibertin and Anisette: For sale by Teal & Co:, 53 Broad street 56. ANG LINIMENT. For sale by RUDOLPN, Druggist 21 Commercial stres y ILLINGER’S LINIMENT. For sale by K RUDOLPH, Drukeist: 21 Commerci! streét OLLUWAY’S PI tis OINTMENT. For sale By . . RUDOLPH, Druggist, 21 Commerciat street For sale by RUDOLPH, Deuggist 21 Conimercial! street. Roonts to Rent: OOMS TO RENT in the Second ania 3d; stories of “Bicknell Block,’ of new Fire-pté-f brick buildim, . on Broad street. The roortts ate large and corivenient anc . suitable for any kind of business: Apply to DR. BIOK NELI, who may be found ih the 34 story of the Block . Db Firkins Butter, Thos, Hope & Co. brand. 20 do do JL Adams & Co do, For sale by Teal & Co,, 33 Broad street Nevata, Jan. 25, 1856. NEYARA BAKERY, No. 21 Main Street, Nevada. — undersigned has this day purchased the entirs interest of Geo. W. Dickinson, tothe Nevada Ba kery, and is now prepared to furnish Bread, Pies, Cakex Graham and Boston Brown Bread and fincy Pastry Wedding Cake, Iced Cake for parties made toorder a+ he shortest notice in a st¥le not excelidd by any and tin quantity to any amount. connection the Bar Will be stoeked with the bert ( 4 ERMAN CAMOUMILE; HUMBUG CITY. , Keep constantly Eos hand a full assortment of Pro = all Diseases withtut the use of mercury or . visions, Hard and Tit Ware; Liquors, Wines, Cigars, any other poisonotss minerals. &e. &e. 50 Office in the 3d story of “Bicknell Block” where he can be found at all times, night and day, unless absent on professional business. mch2s.tf GARDEN SEEDS, . oe eat variety. For sale by RUDOLPH, s 21 Commercial street. DISSOLUTION. oe copartnership herteofore existing under the name and etyle of Flurshutz & Co. was dissolved by mutual consent on the 12th inst. J.M. Flurshuts hastaken the establishment in Nevada and C. K He frich at Cherokee. J. M. FLURSHUTZ Nevada, April 25, 1956. Cc FE HELFRICH. > eae YP ERUN Feu, f 12,06 LBS Manilla ror eb iet VA RUDOLPH, Druggiat . Rope, assortedsizes, for sale br 21 Conmincreiad treat, A. B. GREGORY