September 7, 1860 (4 pages)

= seme ge . ad = oe rcTHE NEVADA JOURNAL. WEIDAY MORNING, SEPT. 7th, 1 AGENCY NOTICE, . Mx. L. P. FISHER is our only authorized Agent , ta San Francisco to reecive Advertisements, receipt for the same, and to transact business generally for the NSVADA JOURNAL. Office—No. 171% Washington Street, ucarly opposite Maguire’s Opera . Mouse—up-stairs. BRECKENRIDGE CouNTY CONVENTION.—The . Democratic Breckinridge County Convention, for the nontination of a legislative ticket, meets at the Court House to-morrow (Saturday) at 10 o’clock, A. M., Weare told by those who ought to ‘know, there will be a large attendance of dele. gates. We judge from signs that elther Phil Moore or H. M. Moore, of Moore’s Flat, will be nominated . for thegSenate. The chances are in favor of the ; first. Forthe Assembly S. L. Blackwell, of Eureka, and Ed. McSarley, of Rough and Ready will probably be succeasful before the Convention. Tlie . other nominees are difficult to predict. . BRECKINRIDGE PRimaRY MEETING.—At a! primary meeting of the Breckinridge and Lane Democracy held in this city on Saturday last 255 votes only were cast! The cause of the small nunrbcr is attributed to the Douglas County Convention which was held on the same day. . The following delegates were elected to the} County Conveation : . N. Bailey, A. Cazamayou, A. J. Brewer, C. . Wilson Hill, A. T. Laird, Jno. Grimes, A. H. Hagadorn, L. Samuels, Niles Searls, Pierce Quirk, . Phil. Moore, Chris. Beckman. Pracnes —Judge Farquhar of San Juan has the thanks of an editor’s household for a box of . the finest looking and most exquisite flavored . peaches we have met this year. The peaches came in most elegant style—not a bruiseonthem. Such . peaches, grown in the mountains, are bound, not } long hence to drive the dropsical productions of . the valleys from our markets, and may the time . quickly arrive. We trust that our San Juan fruit raisers will take a sample of their fruit to the Valley fairs, and give the men of the plainsa taste of something that is worth eating. Judge, weappreciate your present and kindness. . } SoOcIAL GATHERING.—We would again call the . attention of citizens of Nevada and vicinity, to the . Fruit Party which the friends of Mr. Brierly are preparing to give on Thursday evening, Sept. 13th. The funds raised will be expented in furnishing the Church on Spring street, which is now in a state of forwardness, and will be ready for oeceugathering, pancy in a few weeks. A pleasant *lota”’ of nice fruit, anda good ebject we hope will be sufficient inducements to secure a large at tendance. Schmitdschncider and Plumhoff will furnish music to enliven the occasion. @rares.—To have seen the clongated rvisages of grape raisers the morning of the severe frost in May, one would have supposed a grape conld srown in the mountains. Weattempted to show then that, though the fruit was killed. a second crop would make its appearance and come to maturity. All doubts on the point! may be disaipated by taking a look at the gardens of Messrs Craig, Worrell, and Hoel. not be gro NEw SMELTING ESTABLISUMENT.—Mr. J.J. . “Ott, assayer, is putting up a smelting establishment in the rear of the theatre, for the purpose of . working Washoe silver orca. proper apparatns are on the ground, and the building is fast approaching completion. My. Ottisa . thorough chemist and metalurgist, and is not lia. An engine and the . ble to run into any scheme urmadvisedly. MARBLE Works.—Mr. T. F. Dingley is pioneering inthe marble line, on Broad street below the National Exchange Hotel. At the shop of Mr. . Dingley mey be seen elegant marble chimney . fronts, besides table tops and tomb-stones. We trust he will receive ample encouragement to proeced in the business. One marble factory in this county ought surely to be patronized. Tut BARBarians.A Chinese female was fuund in the rear of the Chinese quarters on Commercial street, under ashed, on Wednesday—turned out todie. Bothlegs were ina state of dceay. Drs. Wickes and R. M. Huuat were called, who . amputated both legs. The Chinese were com pélled by threats to furnish the peor creature with lodgings and attention. Frantic TEAM.—<A team of two horses belong: . ing to J. H. Wentworth, aud hauling aload of; lumber, balked !n front of Drake’s wagon shop,on i Broad Street, on Wednesday afternoon. Gen. Al len kindly assisted the driver on the following . morning to an extra span. No further difficulty ie appretneede . No. 1’s.—Nevada Hose (Co. No. 1 tried ‘their hose . and carriage on Saturday last. The boys turned . out in parade dress ; black pants, red shirt with . velvet collar and cuffs, black patent leather belt with “ Nevada” painted neatly onit, and covered . military cap with a silver “1” on front. The tri al of the Fulton Tlose preved satisfactory. SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE SUN.—The long } talked of Daily Transcript made its appearance . yesterday morning, bright and early. Itisa neat . five column journal, and full of reading matter . from the clever pen of Gen. Allen. The Trans; crips starts with a fair amount of advertising.— . Brown & Co., are the proprietors. RopBery AT ORLEANS FLAT.—Marks & Co. Bankers at Orleans Flat were robbed on the 3ist nit., of $3,000, while Marks was at San Juan.— Dick Curtis was left in charge of the house at the the time. When Marks returned Curtis was missing and $3,000. Strange to say $15,000 were left in the safe, which might also have been taken. Favors.—* Pat” of the Pioneer Express, has oar thanks for the Downieviile papers and ferri torial Enterprise. Master Stone will please take one forthe Appeal daily and all the time. H. H. Wickes & Co. favored us with Forney’s i Press and other eastern papers. ; “VICTIMS OF FATE.’*—Rowena Granice, the authoress, left on our table yesterday a pamphlet of 40 pages, entitled ** The Victims of Fate.” It . professes to give incidents in the life of Broderick, . interwoven with fiction. . ly told. The story is interestingRowena has our thanks for the copy. Hooks & LAppERS.—A quantity of hooks and ladders made their advent into town on Monday, . belonging to the Nevada Company. After being . Washed down, the truck and fixins presented al very respectable appearance. MetTnoptist Surrg&R.—The supper g tten up . by the Iadies of the Methodist Church, came off last evening at Temperance Hall. Wego to press at too carly an hour to speak of the attendance, } though, we learn, a large number of tickets were . ! ' } sold. . Dr. LEVASON has removed his office to the . room adjoining the office formerly occupied by . Geo. S. Hupp, in Kelsey’s Brick, where he will be . glad to meet his old friends and any new ones that . may want anything done in the Dentistry line. PIANO CLASS.—Miss Compton, an experienced instructor on the piano, is about to commence a . class on thatinstrument. Those wishing to per. fect themselves in the accomplishment, and those desirous of commencing will find Miss Compton . ou fait in the musical line. Count OF SESSIONS.—Geo. Taylor, who plead . guilty to robbing Mrs. Hill, was called up in the Court of Sessions, on Monday, and sentenced to the State Prison for three years. The Court adjourned to Monday next when a . venire for twenty-four trial jurors is returnable. . Hovse SALE.—The residence of Osear Palmer on Sacramento strect is offered for sale at auction, on Monday next. Furniture for sale also. Itisa pretty good house and location. Those wishing a residence will do well to attend ,the sale. THEATRE.—The Stark-Ryer dramatic troupe ap-. pear at the Metropolitan on the 12th. Starkisa j favorite with Nevadans, and eannot fail drawing . good houses, The company is a good one. % j ~---. Rev. A.C. Epwarps, Universalist, will preach . in the Court House, Nevada, next Sunday at 10’; A.M., and at Grass Valley, at Hamilton Hall at 3 P.M. Baptist Cuvren.—Rey. B. Brierly, will preach the first of # series of discourses to young men at tie Brick Chursh at 1015 o'clock, on Sundar. Ser. ! ices jn tao ereaing at t+ samplace. : 4 ' isatan end. } coal banksin Kentucky. . action, and the pulse is seareely to be felt. RePcBLIcAN MEETING AT OMEGA.—A large . meeting at Omega was addressed by A. A. Sargent j and J. M. Avery Esqrs., on Monday night. The . Republicans are enthusiastic and workers at that . point. As there has been some dispute about their numbers we will state there are 112 actual . members of the Lincoln club at Omega. Wash. ington township will givea very strong Republi. cau vote this year. REPUBLICAN MEETING AT BLUE TENT —Jas. . Churchman addressed the yoters at Blue Tent in. > & : —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_— a speech two hours anda half in length, on Wed-' Ma: nesday evening. ‘The meeting was delighted, we . hear. Capt. Dowd was Chairman. Churchman spoke at Red Dog last night. REPUBLICAN CLUB AT RED DoG.—The Republican club at Red Dog numbers one hundred names . exactly. It is computed there will be less than . . two hundred votes polled at that place. . ROWENA GRanick.—This peripatetic authoress, &c., arrivedin town afew days since after a sojourn of a season at Perro Colorado. Rowena sells a book of her own in the day time. IRRIGATION OveR. The season for irrigation . Proprietors of gardens are letting . the:wood of their fruit trees mature before the frost comes Lew Mornri.u has purchased the Stage line between Nevada and Omega, of A. S. Olin. Lew is agood whip and will do his best to deserve the patronage of the public. The Secretary of the State Agricultural Society . has favored us with acopy of the Transactious of the Society published by order the last Legislature. It is fullof valuable information. Pun. Doc.—Miles Taylor, M.C. has our regards fora copy of the speech of Douglas in the U. S. Senate, May 15 and 16. Sons OF TEMPERANC, ATTENTION !—You are requested to meet at the Hall, at 1 o’clock, to-day, to attend the funeral of George Hinch. ELevaror MILL. The new flouring mill is expected to commence the manufacture of flour on Monday next. Owing toaslight imperfection in the machinery the miil was not in condition as . early as expected. Thomas H. Clay, a son of Henry Clay, has written a letter sustaining Bell and Everett. Ife says: “You know how long and how ardently, for the sake of our common country aud of bumanity, [have desired to see the downfall of this . corrupt aud bloated Democratic party. Enter. taining the same political views which my futh. { ! . ier held, and so long advocated, T should be false to the principics inculca example in the almost certain dis ed, both by his if I did not rejoice lution of this incubus, which has so iong weighed upon the interests and prosperity of c bis teaching. lhoct west the Confederacy.” = . es. A Correspoxpest of the New York Herald . writes as follows after a visit to Jehn Bell in } Tennessee : Mr. Bell has a third interest in about four hundred siaves, the balance belonging to his second wife. They are employed in Mr. Bell's . iron works on the Cumberland river, or — ‘ i The systemby which this large body of slaves is governed is admirable and humane. They are ail properly clothed, fed, their religious instruction and moral cul. ture attended to, and they are required to work . ; not an hour beyond the usual standard of a . day’s labor unless they receive pay therefor. . Althcugh holding this property in slaves, Nr. . Bell is not considered a very wealthy man, some unfortunate speculations in Kentucky coal mines having exhausted a former competency, and lefthim embarrassed. The fortune of his wife is, however, ample and well invested. Mr. Bell stated that he regarded Mr. Seward as the head of the Northern party; Mr. Chase. asastep lower; and as for Mr. Banks, he did not know exactly where toplace him. He re. garded him as aman of ability, but his views on national matters were not clearly defined to hismind. Mr. Lincoln he regarded as a fair . candid, oper arted, common se He . was it the House of Represent: es when he Mr. Bell) was in the Sens If lef to himself, Mr. Bell bad no fe bout Mr. Lincoln ; but it would be the counsels of the leaders of . his party, Seward and others, that he feared, and which would be fraught with injustice to . the South aud dangerto the Union. Bap Errrcts of Swoxina.—Dr. Seymore of on, in a pamphlet just issued from the ; denounces the immoderate smoking of 3 sid young men, as not ouly one of the causes of msanity, but as injurious, . in a great variety of ways, to beth mind and . body. Tes effect, he says, is to depress the cireulation, the heart becomes weak, irregular in its The victim beomes irresolute an] nervous, his appetite fails and his mind fille with imaginary . evils. This may continue for years, but at length the sinoker dies, often suddenly ; then examination has shown that the mus:ular structure of the heart is imperfect in its action; the left sideis thin and in some eases, in which sudden death ; has oceurred, there has been found little more . than a strip of muscular fiber left on that side. A.BLOCK, 8.FURTRH, E. BLOCK, Jr . } A. BLOCK & Co, CLOTHING STORE, CORNER OF PINE and COMMERCIAL Streets. NEVADA, May 25, 1860. NEW BOOKS. { RECEIVED OF QUOTATIONS. The Household of Bouverie, Mt, Vernon Papers, Self Help, The Sand Hills of Jutland, The Marble Fawn, Memorials of Thomas Hood, Adventures on the Frontier, Mill on the Floss, Adam Bede, BANCROFT’S (Sth Vol.) HISTORY of U.S Life of Lincoln, Life of Douglas, Arctic Boat Journey, ALSO :—Just received, the first Nos. of National Edition of Irvings Works—~Subscription Numbers: For Sale at the PIONEER BOOK STORE, Aug. 31st, 1860. Commercial Street. 4, FEED STABLES LAND CORRAL, J. T. SAXBY Having removed from the old place and Established himself in the Hay, Grain and Feed Busimess, With the Messrs. TvrF AKERS, at the Corner of . Main street and the Nevada Koad, at NorTH Sax . JAN, would respectfully inform his old friends . NEW DICTIONARY j ” . in Nevada, and the Public generally, that he is! j and Goods Appraisec and Cash advanced on prepared to accommodate Stock in the best style, and at the most reasonable rates. ‘ teturning thanks for the past liberal patronage , they most respeetfully solicit a continuance of the . same. HUFFAKERS & SAXBY, Avg. 1° m3 RartH Saw Jras . . aro of Conrad's, Miles’ and Whitney’s make. Cheap John’s Column. i , HAR. HUNT, M.D. 3. F. RUDOLPH S. HAAS & CO, ~ oi a <3 AUCTION AND COMMISSION #2 As: it <i: ‘be : MERCHANTS: -! :& Ge! a: SJERUDOLPH & HUNT zz: oe AND. ; 3 WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEALERS IN CLOTHING, . Wholesale and Retail BOOTS, SHORS, DEALERS Iy Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,j &e., &c., &c. x ‘ PATENT MEDICINES, Having made greatjalterations in our Store, Corner ef Pine and Commercial Streets, SARSAPABILLAS, inasmuch as we havo enlarged it te twiee its previous size, and also increased our Stock that none may leave the Store JAYNES MEDICINES, without being satisfied that it is the Emporium of the Pacific! KENNEDY'S MEDICAL DISCOVERY, Where one may obtain at WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, Wood's the choice of the best selected STOCK OF GOOD Hair to be found in the country. Rest ti estorative, We particularly call your attention to our mease stock of ~AXD~ BOOTS, Of all the best makes, auch as Benkerts, Kness . ALL And OTHER PREPARATIONS, Godfrey’s, Wings. OUR SHOES, OUR COATS, Consisting of TOILET ARTICLES CLOTH, CASSIMERE, SILK and I” LINEN, Are unsurpassed for quality, make or cut. Great Variety! VESTS, Of all Styles and Quality; CHEAPER Velvet, Cassimere, Cloth, Satin Linen than the and Marseilles, CHEAPEST, PANTS, Of the Latest Sty] a Ne. 32, Maim Street, epposite Maltord & Ce.’s Banking House. Jane 8h, 1860.-m3 Beaver, Doeskin, Elastic, Cassimere, Marseiiles, Linen, &o., &e, ss SANFORD’S LIVER INVIGORATOR, NEVER DEBILITATES. $e is Compounded entirely from Gums and has become an established fact, a Standard Medicine, known and approved by all that have used it, and is now re-; jsorted to with confidence in all the diseas-. ¢ es for which it is recommended. . It has cured thous-! two years who had giv-. as the numerous unso-, possession show. . The dose must be ad-) ,, . apted to the temperament of the individual! taking it, and used in to the head perfectly by the Freneh patent Con. = quantities as to, > jact gently onthe Bowels. I 93 Let the dictates of & — judgment guide you in the use of the ™ . Liver INVIGORATOR, and it will cure Liver) 5 . Complaints, Billious Attacks, Dyspepsia, , jCh rontc Diarrhoea, Summer Complaints, Leal Dysentery, Dropsy, Sour Stomach, Habitu-,™ . al Costiveness, Cholic, Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Cholera Infantum, Flatulence, Jaundice, Female Weakness, aud may be used success-. & fully asan ORDINARY FAMILY MEDICINE:—! 5 . [t will cure Sick Headache, (as thousandscan) — . testify,) in twenty minwies, if two or three, . Teaspoonfulsare taken at commencement of} mm (attack. __ All whouseitare giv-. 5 \ing theit testimony in its favor. ar MIX WATER IN THE MOUTH WITH THE INVIGORATOR, AND SWALLOW BOTH TOGETHER. Priee One Doar per bottle. — ALso — SANFORD’S FAMILY CATHARTIC PILLS. COMPOUNDED FROM Pure So Extracts, and put up in GLASS CASES, Air Tight, and will keep in any climate. The FAMILY Cagentle but active Ca-! prietor has used in his. years. _ {et The constantly in.> creasing demand from those who have long, used the PiLLs and the satisfaction which afl) =& express in regard to HATS. Do you want a genuine Beaver, Otter, Peruviar, Silk, or Cassimere, a > . Ci EA I JO HN’ 8 ands within the last jen upall hopes ofrelief, \licited certificates in my Is the place to get it. All bate will be shaped formateur. KNIVES, PISTOLs, in faet, Notions of all Kinds, always on hand. Our stock of WHITE SHIRTS is unsurpassed. UNDER CLOTHING of sl! qualities, {THARTIC PILL isa ~ thartic, which the propractice more than 20 Cravats & Handkerchiefs. in great variety. in the reach of all. The Profession well) a, ‘know that different Catharticsact on different portions of the bowels. The FAMILY CATH. ARTIC PILL has, with due reference to this! 'Well established fact, been compounded from! <> . a variety of the purest Vegetable Exttacts, . which act alike on evTO THE LADIES and safe in all cases: where a Cathartic is needed, such as Deran-, gements of the stomach, Sleepiness, Pains @ in the Back and Loins, Costiveness, Pain and! Soreness of the whole body, from sudden cold. @ . which frequently, if uegiected, endinalong: . course of Fever, Loss ot Appetite, a Creeping ™ . Sensation of Cold over the body, Restlessness, . Headache, or weight in the head, all Inflamma-. ~ tory Disexses, Worms in Children or Adults, << Rheumatism, Purificr of the Blood’ . and many diseases to which flesh is heir, too; ~ numerous to mention in this advertiscment.i (. Dese—]l to 3, PRICE=—THREE DIMES. The Liver Invigorator and Family Cathartic Pilis are retailed by Druggists generally, and sold wholesale by the Trade in all the large towns. 8S. T. W. SANFORD, M. D., Manufacturer and Proprietor, BROADWAY, New Yor«, Sold by Draggists everywhere, and b: — PARK & WHITE, Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast, ang 17-y1 133 Washington St., San Francisco, Special Notice. AsIam about to settle up my business and leave for the Atlantic States, I would respectfully request my friends and customers to come forward and Pay their Bills. Those having Bills against me wiil please present them, Aug 10, 1860-tf H. W. GALVIN, #2 Mrs. Winslow, sn experienced Nurse and Female Physician, has a Seething Syrup for children teething, which greatly facilitates the process of teething, by softening the gums reducing all inflamation—will allay ail pain, and it is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upon at mothers, it will give reet to yourselves and relief and heaith to your infants. , safe in all cases. clump, ‘ We offer a beautiful etock of Shoes, of Miles’ Philadeiphia make; ALSO,—Children’s Shoes. ALSO, On hand a full assortment of HYDRAULIC DUCK, of all numbers. All of which will be sold at FAIR PRICES! and If Prompt Attention and Pair Dealing Will secure your patronage we hope to obtain it. Our Motto is as heretofore, “GOOD GOODS a LOW PRICES.” Sw Ont-door Sales punctually attended to Perfectly Corsignments, ‘ 4 See advertisement in another §. HAAGS4 C@., weston Jui: 18 3m. a eerd. their use, has induced = me to place them with. ery part of the alimen-. "™ tary canal,and are good . a great . W. HE. CRAWEORD & Co., (Suecessors to J. M. HamiLton &Co.] GENERAL DEALERS IN EFIARD WARE, IRON, STEEL, NAILS, BELLOWS, ANVILS, anv —j PAIN TS: Linseed, Lard, Sperm, and Polar OILS LEATHER AND RUBBER BELTING; Powder, Fuse, & Cordage, Tackle{Blocks, DUCK, RUBBER HOSE, . Hydraulic Pipes, Quicksilver, Lead Pipe, Plows, Straw-Cutlers. ctc, At the Old Stand, No. 27, Main Street,”Nevada. W. H. CRAWFORD, March 7, 1860. H. L. COYE. TALLMAN & TURNER, Ne. 18 Commercial St. Nevada. Sign of the “LARGE PADLOCK.’ “EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND a verylarge and generalassortmsnt of Stoves, Tinware, Hardware, &c. Ke. Also—Bench ‘T'vols, Table Cutlery, HY DRAULIC PIPES AND COUPLINGS. MEDAM AWARDED TO US BY THE State Fair at Marysville, in August, tz 1858, for the Bost Hose Pipe on Exhibition COPPERS MITHING, Weare preparedtodo all kinds of C’ppersmithing nthe beststyle. JOB WORK “fx Done to order at the shortest notice. ga Giveus acall—we areconfident wo can supply all wishing anything in our!ine, \ Craveling, &r. " TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC ! California Stage Company! . The Stages ofthis company . will leave their office, Na tional Exchange, Broad St. For Sacramento. Leave Nevada at I o’clock,a.m.and arriving at Sacramento in time for the 2 o’clook bvats for San Fraucisco, For Marysville. Leave the above named office every Morning at 6} o'clock, p. m. passing by Grass Valley, . Rough &Ready, Empire Ranch and Long Bar, andarrivingin Marysvillein time toconnect with . thecompany’s 2’clock stages toSacramento. For Forest City. Leave every morning at 7 o'clock for San . Juan, Camptonyille and Forest city. For Orleans Flat. Leave every day at 7 o0'clock,a.m ria Bell's . Ranch, I{umbug city, Woolsey's Flat, Moore's Flat, arriviny at Orleans Flatat 12m. Return+ ing leave Orleans Fiat at 8 o'clock, a.m. arriving at Nevada at! o'clock, connecting with the Marysville and Sacramento stage. JAS. HAWORTH, Prest. W. S.McRoberts, Agent. . } PIONEER STAGE LINE!!! Ta Red Dog, Towa Hill & Dutch Flat NEW ARRANGEMENT?! ' N and after Monday, the 28h of May the . Pioneer Stage coach will leave the National . Exchange inNevada, at 12} o'clock P. M daily, ar. rivingatR.ed Dog at 3 o'clock P. M. of the same day, wherea connection with Wiiliam Bennetts Stage Line to lowa Hilland Dutch Flat is effected; . Ry this arrangement passengers from Nevada will arrive at lowa Hill and Duteh Flat simultancously at o'clock in the evening. y Returning stages, leave Iowa Dill and Duteh Flat at 1} o’clock A.M. and arrive in Nevada at 1OgA. ML WM. J. WILLIS. UNION. LIVERY STABLE) Broad & Main st., Nevada, . ! JOHN A. LANCASTER, ii RMERLY oftho Metropolis Stable would in tormhis friends and the public generally that he has added extensively to his already large and elegantestablishment of Horses, Buggies, Saddles Harness, &c.&c.—and is now preparedto furnish as ftineturn-outs as can befoundinthe State. Well trained flect and easy SADDLE HORSES, well equipped forladies or Gentlemen willbe ready at alltimes Alongexperience inthe business and an earnest desireto retainthe confidence of my friends, leads : believei will beable to give general satisfac» tion. Particularattention paid to Horses onlivery. Carriages always in readiness with careful drivers for the use of Balls, Parties, &c. &c. The quality of my stock willpetmit meto say that thoseseeking pleasure,or engagedon business would dowelltogiveme acall. J. A. LANCASTER. Nevada .March 12th 1858. Empire Livery Stable, J. 8. HELM. LONG KNCWN asone of the picneersinthe Livery business, has in consequentse of an increase of custom and inorder to accommodate his friends and the public, purchased the stand oppo site the National Exchange, which he has rebuilt enlarged and titted »p in a manner unstrpassed. xeiorses, SRS BWussies. . (DOUBLE orsINGLE )BAROUCHEs, Concord WAGONS HORSES TO DRIVE or forthe SA DDLE, tobe . had atalltimes,and of the very best stock. n As he . designs keeping a No.1. Establishment, none but the best stock willsnit him, Transient Stock jeft atthe Stable will receive every eare and atten . tion atreasonable prices. . Remember the Empire Livery Stable . road strect, opposite National Exchange. Nevada, Sept. 2, 1859. J. A. HELM ‘ELH. WICKES & CO, No. 58. Broad st, —++Wholesale and retail DRUGGISTS Corner of Broad and Pine streets. . OFFER A FULL ASSORTMENT OF DRUGS, HEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES, DUSTERS, TRUSSES, SHOULDER BRACES, FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUHERY, £TC., ETC. And will satisfy any one who may give them a. eall, that they kep an assortment and sell as LOW as anv Dealer in the State. BOOKS, STATIONERY, . —AND— ATLANTIC PAPERS, . Can and will be sold at REDUCED RATES, at . . the BROAD STREET Book STORE. Blank Books, Music, and Musical Instra. ments ITave changed Owners and Prices The friends of J. ENAMLIN, we hope wil . H atill continue to favor the corner with their con} . fidence. this isa permanent institution and that we iatent to keep the confidence of the commaniy. } wayjitt H. H. WISEES & CO Hardware, &c., . selected with reference to their strengthening and O . fully cqualicd him in this country, as a proof of . Sublime Pumariega. . Sacramento street, corner of L« idesdorff, nearly op. San Francisco Ads. HOTEL INTERNATIONAL, Jackson street, above Mentgomory, FOSTER, PATTEN & Co., «Successors to J. J. Haley.) Proprietors, AVING purchased the interest of Mr. Haley in this well known Hotel. the subscribers beg to say to the old patrons of the house, and the pubiic generally, that they have made many alterations, and improvements and refurnished the house throughont, in the most thorough manner, and have added an elegant Private Hall for the entrance of Ladies; are determined that in the future the House shall possess all the requisites, in every particular,of a FIRST CLASS HOTEL. San Francisco Ads. . / \\ Thia We hcakey ia ricmit! actwre’ ¢ 40M sigelu for me by (ihe o deat Diitellor +0 B the Valle: of the Sdonngnhec,) frm Whe frant Quality of Rye, prerared by G @ process on’y koewn to Aim. eer fF Ni eee = BPP A. CONSUMERS Wean cepend up r getling « pure a.tie§ when thev ber the Valicy Whake: 05%, AB CH ABOWQONSYA WAS Sena, Our Mr. PATTEN has been Book Keeper of the Wsitre sold b the Bedt'e cave. Ittere & House for the past two years, and Mr. FOSTER has commended by the first Plyricaxe ial beea conneeied with the Ocean Steamers of this ecast na ioitte Muticinnt Ht for the past eight years as Purser, and sheerfully of) = 1G = ‘, ¥ Gaz NESY ALAS "ROSAS "AKO DAWEANS “OW! WO LVASM SARANS : t etor. ¥ eNO ADVANCE IN PRICES, oad VOnss ¥ 7 Coaches of the Hote! always in readiness, PREMIO, OP: June 29-m3 9 ihe HAAN WLW °S' WAN FOSTER, PATTEN &Co, PURCHASERS SHOULD BE CAREFUL® IN PURCHASING THE VALLEY ~ WHISKEY TO SEE THAT IT IS DALY’S AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKEY WITH THE SIGNATURE OF ON THE LABEL. ALL OTHERS ARG . AN IMITATION AND ACOUNTERFEIT OF THE ABOVE WHISKEY. _WM.H DALY, ap/i 3 Is sold in Bottles only. For its Purity & Medicinal Qualities it has no equal. Each Bottle hears a Fac simile Signature of the Importer. DEL Solelimporter W"™ NEWELL & CO. Sole Agents. SAN FRANCISCO. June 29th, 1860---3m. SOLE PROPRIETOR: 18 SOUTH WILLIAM ST NEW YORK. Agents for SAN FRANCISCO, Wm. Newell & Co. WOLFE'S CELEBRATED Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps, Manufactured at my old pistillery, near SCHIEDAM, . . HOLLAND, Renowned in Europe and the United States, fo nearly 20 years, for UNRIVALLRED PURITY, and for WHOLESOME TONIC PROPERTILS. MRS: WINnNsLOW. An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, pree sents to the attention of mohers, her SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHING . Which great; itates the pre softening the g ’ allay ALL PAIN and spa Sure to Regulate! the Bowela, Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves, an! reliet and hentth to your infants, We have put np and sold this article for over to@ years, and CAN SAY,IN CONFIDENCRAND TRUTH ef it, what we hove never been able to say of any othinvigorating properties, from an ancient INDIAN . er medicine—Never hus it failed in a single im; ; : Saks Pe SUR, when timely used. NevECIPE, session of the family of the proprietor . Stace to effecta CURZ, when timely uxed ocaipttig et aes eAneS nie ‘ P P' er did we know an instance of dissatisfa:tion by forovera CENTURY. Asa morning tonic, it is uneone who used it. On the contrary, all are delight? qualied. For Dyspepsia, Cholic, Debility, etec., . ed with its operations, snd speak in terms of highest a wine glass full for each meal, wiil soon restore a commendation of its magical effects and medueal healthy tone. It is acertain preventative of virtues. We epeak inthis matter “WHAT WB CHILLS AND FEVER, DO KNOW,” afver ten years’ expericnce and pledge our reputation tor the fulfillment of what and is admitted to be the finest flavored Bitters in the market, wehere declare. In almost every instance where the infant is suff ring from pain and exhanstion, re It will be forsaic by all the principal Liquor dealers in California: WM. GOODRICH, lief will be found in fiftesn or twenty minutes afver June Ist-m6 New [laven, Connecticat. Beware of the cheap poisonous trash put up in square bottles of late years, by so many liquor-nixers to imitate my Pure Schnapps, and my Rottles and Labels, UDOLPHO WOLFE, Sole Importer and Proprietor, 22. 24 and 26 Beaver Strect, New York. June Ist, [860-m6 GOORRICH'S Celebrated Sachem Bitters. This Tonte is mace purely from Roots and Herbs, : fers his services to Families and others in procuring Steamer Passage in advance of their ar, ival nere. N] neous of teething, by il fnfismation—wl yn and ie the syrup is administered. This valuable preparation is the prescriptles ef one of the mot EXPERIENCED and SKILLPUL, NURSES in New England, and has been used wits NEVER FAILINGSUCCESS in THOUSANDS OF CASES, Tt not only relieves the child from pain, but Invige orates the stomach and bowels. corrects : eidity, and givestone and energy to the whole system It wild relieve almost instanily Griping in the Bowels & Wind Celie, an {overcome convulsions which, if not speedily rem edied end in death. We bolieve it the best aad ScurestT REMEDY in the WoriD, in all cases of DYSENTERY axp DIARBH@A ix CHILDREN whether itsrises from teething or from other cause. We would say to every mother who hasa child enffering from any of the foregoing complaints, de notlet your prejudices nor the prejudices ef GREAT EXCITEMENT!! LIQUORS! LIQUORS! On Broad Street, Two doors above Wall § Newman's Store. WOULD stnteto my friends that I have on hand ~a large assortment of fine liquors of the best quality, BRANDY, WHISKY, athers, stand between your suffering child and the relief vitlbe SUKE-yes, ABSOLUTELY SURE GIX, WINB, to follow the use of this medicine, if timely used Py rections will accompany cach bettle. None genuine wniess the ie of CURTIS & PERKINS, New York iac ce onts.le wrapper. Ce hold Ly Diuggists throughout the world. Principal oMce, 13, Cedar St. Xew Yorks PRICE ONLY 25CENTS PER BOTTLE PARK & WHITE, Sole xg ent« for the PacificCeast, if. Washington St. San Fraaciees. CORDIALS, &e. Ke. T have on hand a few gallons of Wine manufactured from the Grape, by myself, in this city. Persons in wantef GOOD LIQUORS will do well to give mea call. June Ist.—3m. AUGUSTINE ISOARD. me WHAT CHEER HOUSE. Sacramento street, San Francisce, Cal. LARGEST BEST AND CHEAPEST HOUSE IN CALIFORNIA, BY ITS RECENT IMPROVEMENTS EUREKA WHISKEY. EALERS IN THE INTERIOR ARB cuutioned against purchasing Eureka Whie key, unless the packages have the name of “WM. NEWELL & C0., 8. F-,” burntinto each Barrel aud Malf Barrel, ia @ Cireular Brand around the Bung NONE OTHER IS GENUINE. AND ENLARGEMENT, It Can now accommodate ALL WHO APPLY. R. B. WOODWARD, Proprieter, dy6 Im — Purchagers sl.ould be Particular to buy of Such Louse oe keg ONLY THE GENUINE ARTICLH. Ww. NEWELL & CO., San Francisco, Sole Agente THE STRANGE ADVENTURES JAMES CAPEN ADAMS, v.+-THE. Famous California Mountaineer eee e AND owes GRIZZLY BEAR HUNTER! TRUE HISTORY ot Threw Eventful years among the wild beasts of the Pacific € R 4 I ty FLOUR ANDF E E D — eo a by bsiroapest bic nee = onreet ¥. Ny ook of 354 pages, with twelve large and splendi i" . Engravings, from designs by Chas. Nahl. F all kinds, will keep constantly on hand e Those who have found learote tn treading about = Large Stock of Flour, Feed and Grain, the some, Hecke —_ aa ave of the old world, a. cannot fail to be interested fn the natural histo: THE LOW Est CASH PRICE! of the Grizzly Bear. The above book is the free ce eae SO which has ever done justice to this great animal Ob Hand and for Sale by and placed him where’ he proper}y belongs, at the ae head of the animal ereation, R. FINNIE, 24 COMMERCIAL STRERT,! For salc at all the Book Stores. Orders filled NEVADA FLOUR, by = TOWNE & BACON, Pun.isners, RYE FLOUR, augi0 m3 is MARYSVILLE FLOUR, BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, GRAHAM FLOUR, CORN MEAL, OAT MEAL, GROUND CORN, SECONDS aso MIDDLIEGS, Branand Shorts, Wheat and Barley, Chicken Wheat, Corn and Broom Corn, Oats and Rye. And every thing in the Grain Line at the Lowest Consisting of the foliowing Choice Brands? RatesReceiving Fresh Onions and Potatoes frem . Lotcria.. Shewbs the Valley every day, Aug. 34, 188% = . Carolina. . Cautiva. Sencillez. J. Fortea. ju29m3-ia R. FINNIE'S FLOUR, GRAIN and FEED STORE, No. 24 Commercial Street, DEALER) Wholesale and Retail, srever DN cesses Cor. Clay and Sansome Ste. D. VIADERO. N. R.HUBBARD. 330,000 HAVANA CIGARS, EX-STEAMER SONORA, Special Notices. -+-1.20 boxer Eeparteros s++++.1.20 boxes Britanica titute . Actividad.. »+i-1.20 hoxcs Esparteron The Medical and Surgical mes i . Know Nothing. . «2-51.20 boxes auatensa Of Dr.LJ. CZAPKAY, is #lready secured in a po. Liuyina.. an ++++-+1,20 boxes Esparteros sition which p’aces it, as wellas its proprietor, far . ae y Co. sal a Reg Britanics ; ae : Me Vice . CANCIO. 4. cceseseeees+.120 boxer Reg Brit. abore the assaultsof envy and profe sstonal malice . Cantive. Jathejaeicisit tO bom Ree oe see In the schoois of France, the highest prizes are often! Palma Celcbrada.. 1.20 boxes Reg Britanirg awarded to practitioners in this department of Med. Flot de Maro.. +.1.20 boxes Reg Britaniva -1.20 boxes Reg Britanica -1.29 boxes Ree Britanicg 1.20 boxes Reg Britanica ical science, and they occupy with others an equally ot Pact sk apa lofty position in the profession. Ricord isan illustri . Castell’s...; ots example, a shining light among the philosophic. . eoarete. iaubecene’ «-.1.26 boxes Keg Britanica al stars ofbis age in Europe, and Dr. Czapkay has 4 say eee hh ‘ “110 Pee ee , -1.10 boxes Reg Londres which, the Philadelphia College of Medicive complido do 1.10 boxes Reg Victoris ; ' ji and the b . For ente by VIADERO & HUBBARD. mented him with a2 Diploma, an @ honorary ap One No. 19 79 *Strect, Clay EUNDEM degree. Selecting this as his ficlJ of opera . agtil-isim aud Commorcial, Sen Franciseo. tion, although qralified asa graduate of the Uni=e ee id len Niversity of Pesth, and late Chief Surgeon of the Hungarian Revolutionary army, for more extended ATTENTION IS CALLED TO labors, Dr. L. J. CZapkay has bent his earnes. attention to the cure cf chronic and private diseases, . WwW. H ‘ B 6) Vv E E & co is ’ gs in which he has become so grevtan expert that he . is now poser -_ the regi 7 Mewes meek ot his FAMILY COFFHBE. profession throughout the United States, and his per Pe i trait and biography are published as amatter of in. 6 bi COTFEE IS MANUFACTURED PROM terest in the most exebusive journals. The Doctor’s . the finest grades of old Java Coffee, and put Py 1 jett . ri A . Pstrictly pure, expressly for Family Trade, in Lan offices are at hiv Medical and Surgical Institute, on . Sib. papers tor § acd 1b. ties, required.) este i aldi ; . paciage bearing our stanp, avd warranted to be We can demonstrate to any one tha. foe SRY 1 Ee oe ements tf : = Ce Woask parti¢ularattention ofou readers te! the sworn certificates of remarkable cures. in anothj er echuma of this paper. i . represented, 2 strictly prime artiele. ! W_ li BOVEE & CO., Picneer Coffee and Spiee Milla, j 29 m3 123 Frent strect, Say Franekoe, —

= seme ge . ad = oe rcTHE NEVADA JOURNAL. WEIDAY MORNING, SEPT. 7th, 1 AGENCY NOTICE, . Mx. L. P. FISHER is our only authorized Agent , ta San Francisco to reecive Advertisements, receipt for the same, and to transact business generally for the NSVADA JOURNAL. Office—No. 171% Washington Street, ucarly opposite Maguire’s Opera . Mouse—up-stairs. BRECKENRIDGE CouNTY CONVENTION.—The . Democratic Breckinridge County Convention, for the nontination of a legislative ticket, meets at the Court House to-morrow (Saturday) at 10 o’clock, A. M., Weare told by those who ought to ‘know, there will be a large attendance of dele. gates. We judge from signs that elther Phil Moore or H. M. Moore, of Moore’s Flat, will be nominated . for thegSenate. The chances are in favor of the ; first. Forthe Assembly S. L. Blackwell, of Eureka, and Ed. McSarley, of Rough and Ready will probably be succeasful before the Convention. Tlie . other nominees are difficult to predict. . BRECKINRIDGE PRimaRY MEETING.—At a! primary meeting of the Breckinridge and Lane Democracy held in this city on Saturday last 255 votes only were cast! The cause of the small nunrbcr is attributed to the Douglas County Convention which was held on the same day. . The following delegates were elected to the} County Conveation : . N. Bailey, A. Cazamayou, A. J. Brewer, C. . Wilson Hill, A. T. Laird, Jno. Grimes, A. H. Hagadorn, L. Samuels, Niles Searls, Pierce Quirk, . Phil. Moore, Chris. Beckman. Pracnes —Judge Farquhar of San Juan has the thanks of an editor’s household for a box of . the finest looking and most exquisite flavored . peaches we have met this year. The peaches came in most elegant style—not a bruiseonthem. Such . peaches, grown in the mountains, are bound, not } long hence to drive the dropsical productions of . the valleys from our markets, and may the time . quickly arrive. We trust that our San Juan fruit raisers will take a sample of their fruit to the Valley fairs, and give the men of the plainsa taste of something that is worth eating. Judge, weappreciate your present and kindness. . } SoOcIAL GATHERING.—We would again call the . attention of citizens of Nevada and vicinity, to the . Fruit Party which the friends of Mr. Brierly are preparing to give on Thursday evening, Sept. 13th. The funds raised will be expented in furnishing the Church on Spring street, which is now in a state of forwardness, and will be ready for oeceugathering, pancy in a few weeks. A pleasant *lota”’ of nice fruit, anda good ebject we hope will be sufficient inducements to secure a large at tendance. Schmitdschncider and Plumhoff will furnish music to enliven the occasion. @rares.—To have seen the clongated rvisages of grape raisers the morning of the severe frost in May, one would have supposed a grape conld srown in the mountains. Weattempted to show then that, though the fruit was killed. a second crop would make its appearance and come to maturity. All doubts on the point! may be disaipated by taking a look at the gardens of Messrs Craig, Worrell, and Hoel. not be gro NEw SMELTING ESTABLISUMENT.—Mr. J.J. . “Ott, assayer, is putting up a smelting establishment in the rear of the theatre, for the purpose of . working Washoe silver orca. proper apparatns are on the ground, and the building is fast approaching completion. My. Ottisa . thorough chemist and metalurgist, and is not lia. An engine and the . ble to run into any scheme urmadvisedly. MARBLE Works.—Mr. T. F. Dingley is pioneering inthe marble line, on Broad street below the National Exchange Hotel. At the shop of Mr. . Dingley mey be seen elegant marble chimney . fronts, besides table tops and tomb-stones. We trust he will receive ample encouragement to proeced in the business. One marble factory in this county ought surely to be patronized. Tut BARBarians.A Chinese female was fuund in the rear of the Chinese quarters on Commercial street, under ashed, on Wednesday—turned out todie. Bothlegs were ina state of dceay. Drs. Wickes and R. M. Huuat were called, who . amputated both legs. The Chinese were com pélled by threats to furnish the peor creature with lodgings and attention. Frantic TEAM.—<A team of two horses belong: . ing to J. H. Wentworth, aud hauling aload of; lumber, balked !n front of Drake’s wagon shop,on i Broad Street, on Wednesday afternoon. Gen. Al len kindly assisted the driver on the following . morning to an extra span. No further difficulty ie appretneede . No. 1’s.—Nevada Hose (Co. No. 1 tried ‘their hose . and carriage on Saturday last. The boys turned . out in parade dress ; black pants, red shirt with . velvet collar and cuffs, black patent leather belt with “ Nevada” painted neatly onit, and covered . military cap with a silver “1” on front. The tri al of the Fulton Tlose preved satisfactory. SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE SUN.—The long } talked of Daily Transcript made its appearance . yesterday morning, bright and early. Itisa neat . five column journal, and full of reading matter . from the clever pen of Gen. Allen. The Trans; crips starts with a fair amount of advertising.— . Brown & Co., are the proprietors. RopBery AT ORLEANS FLAT.—Marks & Co. Bankers at Orleans Flat were robbed on the 3ist nit., of $3,000, while Marks was at San Juan.— Dick Curtis was left in charge of the house at the the time. When Marks returned Curtis was missing and $3,000. Strange to say $15,000 were left in the safe, which might also have been taken. Favors.—* Pat” of the Pioneer Express, has oar thanks for the Downieviile papers and ferri torial Enterprise. Master Stone will please take one forthe Appeal daily and all the time. H. H. Wickes & Co. favored us with Forney’s i Press and other eastern papers. ; “VICTIMS OF FATE.’*—Rowena Granice, the authoress, left on our table yesterday a pamphlet of 40 pages, entitled ** The Victims of Fate.” It . professes to give incidents in the life of Broderick, . interwoven with fiction. . ly told. The story is interestingRowena has our thanks for the copy. Hooks & LAppERS.—A quantity of hooks and ladders made their advent into town on Monday, . belonging to the Nevada Company. After being . Washed down, the truck and fixins presented al very respectable appearance. MetTnoptist Surrg&R.—The supper g tten up . by the Iadies of the Methodist Church, came off last evening at Temperance Hall. Wego to press at too carly an hour to speak of the attendance, } though, we learn, a large number of tickets were . ! ' } sold. . Dr. LEVASON has removed his office to the . room adjoining the office formerly occupied by . Geo. S. Hupp, in Kelsey’s Brick, where he will be . glad to meet his old friends and any new ones that . may want anything done in the Dentistry line. PIANO CLASS.—Miss Compton, an experienced instructor on the piano, is about to commence a . class on thatinstrument. Those wishing to per. fect themselves in the accomplishment, and those desirous of commencing will find Miss Compton . ou fait in the musical line. Count OF SESSIONS.—Geo. Taylor, who plead . guilty to robbing Mrs. Hill, was called up in the Court of Sessions, on Monday, and sentenced to the State Prison for three years. The Court adjourned to Monday next when a . venire for twenty-four trial jurors is returnable. . Hovse SALE.—The residence of Osear Palmer on Sacramento strect is offered for sale at auction, on Monday next. Furniture for sale also. Itisa pretty good house and location. Those wishing a residence will do well to attend ,the sale. THEATRE.—The Stark-Ryer dramatic troupe ap-. pear at the Metropolitan on the 12th. Starkisa j favorite with Nevadans, and eannot fail drawing . good houses, The company is a good one. % j ~---. Rev. A.C. Epwarps, Universalist, will preach . in the Court House, Nevada, next Sunday at 10’; A.M., and at Grass Valley, at Hamilton Hall at 3 P.M. Baptist Cuvren.—Rey. B. Brierly, will preach the first of # series of discourses to young men at tie Brick Chursh at 1015 o'clock, on Sundar. Ser. ! ices jn tao ereaing at t+ samplace. : 4 ' isatan end. } coal banksin Kentucky. . action, and the pulse is seareely to be felt. RePcBLIcAN MEETING AT OMEGA.—A large . meeting at Omega was addressed by A. A. Sargent j and J. M. Avery Esqrs., on Monday night. The . Republicans are enthusiastic and workers at that . point. As there has been some dispute about their numbers we will state there are 112 actual . members of the Lincoln club at Omega. Wash. ington township will givea very strong Republi. cau vote this year. REPUBLICAN MEETING AT BLUE TENT —Jas. . Churchman addressed the yoters at Blue Tent in. > & : —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_— a speech two hours anda half in length, on Wed-' Ma: nesday evening. ‘The meeting was delighted, we . hear. Capt. Dowd was Chairman. Churchman spoke at Red Dog last night. REPUBLICAN CLUB AT RED DoG.—The Republican club at Red Dog numbers one hundred names . exactly. It is computed there will be less than . . two hundred votes polled at that place. . ROWENA GRanick.—This peripatetic authoress, &c., arrivedin town afew days since after a sojourn of a season at Perro Colorado. Rowena sells a book of her own in the day time. IRRIGATION OveR. The season for irrigation . Proprietors of gardens are letting . the:wood of their fruit trees mature before the frost comes Lew Mornri.u has purchased the Stage line between Nevada and Omega, of A. S. Olin. Lew is agood whip and will do his best to deserve the patronage of the public. The Secretary of the State Agricultural Society . has favored us with acopy of the Transactious of the Society published by order the last Legislature. It is fullof valuable information. Pun. Doc.—Miles Taylor, M.C. has our regards fora copy of the speech of Douglas in the U. S. Senate, May 15 and 16. Sons OF TEMPERANC, ATTENTION !—You are requested to meet at the Hall, at 1 o’clock, to-day, to attend the funeral of George Hinch. ELevaror MILL. The new flouring mill is expected to commence the manufacture of flour on Monday next. Owing toaslight imperfection in the machinery the miil was not in condition as . early as expected. Thomas H. Clay, a son of Henry Clay, has written a letter sustaining Bell and Everett. Ife says: “You know how long and how ardently, for the sake of our common country aud of bumanity, [have desired to see the downfall of this . corrupt aud bloated Democratic party. Enter. taining the same political views which my futh. { ! . ier held, and so long advocated, T should be false to the principics inculca example in the almost certain dis ed, both by his if I did not rejoice lution of this incubus, which has so iong weighed upon the interests and prosperity of c bis teaching. lhoct west the Confederacy.” = . es. A Correspoxpest of the New York Herald . writes as follows after a visit to Jehn Bell in } Tennessee : Mr. Bell has a third interest in about four hundred siaves, the balance belonging to his second wife. They are employed in Mr. Bell's . iron works on the Cumberland river, or — ‘ i The systemby which this large body of slaves is governed is admirable and humane. They are ail properly clothed, fed, their religious instruction and moral cul. ture attended to, and they are required to work . ; not an hour beyond the usual standard of a . day’s labor unless they receive pay therefor. . Althcugh holding this property in slaves, Nr. . Bell is not considered a very wealthy man, some unfortunate speculations in Kentucky coal mines having exhausted a former competency, and lefthim embarrassed. The fortune of his wife is, however, ample and well invested. Mr. Bell stated that he regarded Mr. Seward as the head of the Northern party; Mr. Chase. asastep lower; and as for Mr. Banks, he did not know exactly where toplace him. He re. garded him as aman of ability, but his views on national matters were not clearly defined to hismind. Mr. Lincoln he regarded as a fair . candid, oper arted, common se He . was it the House of Represent: es when he Mr. Bell) was in the Sens If lef to himself, Mr. Bell bad no fe bout Mr. Lincoln ; but it would be the counsels of the leaders of . his party, Seward and others, that he feared, and which would be fraught with injustice to . the South aud dangerto the Union. Bap Errrcts of Swoxina.—Dr. Seymore of on, in a pamphlet just issued from the ; denounces the immoderate smoking of 3 sid young men, as not ouly one of the causes of msanity, but as injurious, . in a great variety of ways, to beth mind and . body. Tes effect, he says, is to depress the cireulation, the heart becomes weak, irregular in its The victim beomes irresolute an] nervous, his appetite fails and his mind fille with imaginary . evils. This may continue for years, but at length the sinoker dies, often suddenly ; then examination has shown that the mus:ular structure of the heart is imperfect in its action; the left sideis thin and in some eases, in which sudden death ; has oceurred, there has been found little more . than a strip of muscular fiber left on that side. A.BLOCK, 8.FURTRH, E. BLOCK, Jr . } A. BLOCK & Co, CLOTHING STORE, CORNER OF PINE and COMMERCIAL Streets. NEVADA, May 25, 1860. NEW BOOKS. { RECEIVED OF QUOTATIONS. The Household of Bouverie, Mt, Vernon Papers, Self Help, The Sand Hills of Jutland, The Marble Fawn, Memorials of Thomas Hood, Adventures on the Frontier, Mill on the Floss, Adam Bede, BANCROFT’S (Sth Vol.) HISTORY of U.S Life of Lincoln, Life of Douglas, Arctic Boat Journey, ALSO :—Just received, the first Nos. of National Edition of Irvings Works—~Subscription Numbers: For Sale at the PIONEER BOOK STORE, Aug. 31st, 1860. Commercial Street. 4, FEED STABLES LAND CORRAL, J. T. SAXBY Having removed from the old place and Established himself in the Hay, Grain and Feed Busimess, With the Messrs. TvrF AKERS, at the Corner of . Main street and the Nevada Koad, at NorTH Sax . JAN, would respectfully inform his old friends . NEW DICTIONARY j ” . in Nevada, and the Public generally, that he is! j and Goods Appraisec and Cash advanced on prepared to accommodate Stock in the best style, and at the most reasonable rates. ‘ teturning thanks for the past liberal patronage , they most respeetfully solicit a continuance of the . same. HUFFAKERS & SAXBY, Avg. 1° m3 RartH Saw Jras . . aro of Conrad's, Miles’ and Whitney’s make. Cheap John’s Column. i , HAR. HUNT, M.D. 3. F. RUDOLPH S. HAAS & CO, ~ oi a <3 AUCTION AND COMMISSION #2 As: it <i: ‘be : MERCHANTS: -! :& Ge! a: SJERUDOLPH & HUNT zz: oe AND.. ; 3 WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEALERS IN CLOTHING, . Wholesale and Retail BOOTS, SHORS, DEALERS Iy Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,j &e., &c., &c. x ‘ PATENT MEDICINES, Having made greatjalterations in our Store, Corner ef Pine and Commercial Streets, SARSAPABILLAS, inasmuch as we havo enlarged it te twiee its previous size, and also increased our Stock that none may leave the Store JAYNES MEDICINES, without being satisfied that it is the Emporium of the Pacific! KENNEDY'S MEDICAL DISCOVERY, Where one may obtain at WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, Wood's the choice of the best selected STOCK OF GOOD Hair to be found in the country. Rest ti estorative, We particularly call your attention to our mease stock of ~AXD~ BOOTS, Of all the best makes, auch as Benkerts, Kness . ALL And OTHER PREPARATIONS, Godfrey’s, Wings. OUR SHOES, OUR COATS, Consisting of TOILET ARTICLES CLOTH, CASSIMERE, SILK and I” LINEN, Are unsurpassed for quality, make or cut. Great Variety! VESTS, Of all Styles and Quality; CHEAPER Velvet, Cassimere, Cloth, Satin Linen than the and Marseilles, CHEAPEST, PANTS, Of the Latest Sty] a Ne. 32, Maim Street, epposite Maltord & Ce.’s Banking House. Jane 8h, 1860.-m3 Beaver, Doeskin, Elastic, Cassimere, Marseiiles, Linen, &o., &e, ss SANFORD’S LIVER INVIGORATOR, NEVER DEBILITATES. $e is Compounded entirely from Gums and has become an established fact, a Standard Medicine, known and approved by all that have used it, and is now re-; jsorted to with confidence in all the diseas-. ¢ es for which it is recommended. . It has cured thous-! two years who had giv-. as the numerous unso-, possession show. . The dose must be ad-) ,, . apted to the temperament of the individual! taking it, and used in to the head perfectly by the Freneh patent Con. = quantities as to, > jact gently onthe Bowels. I 93 Let the dictates of & — judgment guide you in the use of the ™ . Liver INVIGORATOR, and it will cure Liver) 5 . Complaints, Billious Attacks, Dyspepsia, , jCh rontc Diarrhoea, Summer Complaints, Leal Dysentery, Dropsy, Sour Stomach, Habitu-,™ . al Costiveness, Cholic, Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Cholera Infantum, Flatulence, Jaundice, Female Weakness, aud may be used success-. & fully asan ORDINARY FAMILY MEDICINE:—! 5 . [t will cure Sick Headache, (as thousandscan) — . testify,) in twenty minwies, if two or three, . Teaspoonfulsare taken at commencement of} mm (attack. __ All whouseitare giv-. 5 \ing theit testimony in its favor. ar MIX WATER IN THE MOUTH WITH THE INVIGORATOR, AND SWALLOW BOTH TOGETHER. Priee One Doar per bottle. — ALso — SANFORD’S FAMILY CATHARTIC PILLS. COMPOUNDED FROM Pure So Extracts, and put up in GLASS CASES, Air Tight, and will keep in any climate. The FAMILY Cagentle but active Ca-! prietor has used in his. years. _ {et The constantly in.> creasing demand from those who have long, used the PiLLs and the satisfaction which afl) =& express in regard to HATS. Do you want a genuine Beaver, Otter, Peruviar, Silk, or Cassimere, a > . Ci EA I JO HN’ 8 ands within the last jen upall hopes ofrelief, \licited certificates in my Is the place to get it. All bate will be shaped formateur. KNIVES, PISTOLs, in faet, Notions of all Kinds, always on hand. Our stock of WHITE SHIRTS is unsurpassed. UNDER CLOTHING of sl! qualities, {THARTIC PILL isa ~ thartic, which the propractice more than 20 Cravats & Handkerchiefs. in great variety. in the reach of all. The Profession well) a, ‘know that different Catharticsact on different portions of the bowels. The FAMILY CATH. ARTIC PILL has, with due reference to this! 'Well established fact, been compounded from! <> . a variety of the purest Vegetable Exttacts, . which act alike on evTO THE LADIES and safe in all cases: where a Cathartic is needed, such as Deran-, gements of the stomach, Sleepiness, Pains @ in the Back and Loins, Costiveness, Pain and! Soreness of the whole body, from sudden cold. @ . which frequently, if uegiected, endinalong: . course of Fever, Loss ot Appetite, a Creeping ™ . Sensation of Cold over the body, Restlessness, . Headache, or weight in the head, all Inflamma-. ~ tory Disexses, Worms in Children or Adults, << Rheumatism, Purificr of the Blood’ . and many diseases to which flesh is heir, too; ~ numerous to mention in this advertiscment.i (. Dese—]l to 3, PRICE=—THREE DIMES. The Liver Invigorator and Family Cathartic Pilis are retailed by Druggists generally, and sold wholesale by the Trade in all the large towns. 8S. T. W. SANFORD, M. D., Manufacturer and Proprietor, BROADWAY, New Yor«,

Sold by Draggists everywhere, and b: — PARK & WHITE, Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast, ang 17-y1 133 Washington St., San Francisco, Special Notice. AsIam about to settle up my business and leave for the Atlantic States, I would respectfully request my friends and customers to come forward and Pay their Bills. Those having Bills against me wiil please present them, Aug 10, 1860-tf H. W. GALVIN, #2 Mrs. Winslow, sn experienced Nurse and Female Physician, has a Seething Syrup for children teething, which greatly facilitates the process of teething, by softening the gums reducing all inflamation—will allay ail pain, and it is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upon at mothers, it will give reet to yourselves and relief and heaith to your infants. , safe in all cases. clump, ‘ We offer a beautiful etock of Shoes, of Miles’ Philadeiphia make; ALSO,—Children’s Shoes. ALSO, On hand a full assortment of HYDRAULIC DUCK, of all numbers. All of which will be sold at FAIR PRICES! and If Prompt Attention and Pair Dealing Will secure your patronage we hope to obtain it. Our Motto is as heretofore, “GOOD GOODS a LOW PRICES.” Sw Ont-door Sales punctually attended to Perfectly Corsignments, ‘ 4 See advertisement in another §. HAAGS4 C@., weston Jui: 18 3m. a eerd. their use, has induced = me to place them with. ery part of the alimen-. "™ tary canal,and are good . a great . W. HE. CRAWEORD & Co., (Suecessors to J. M. HamiLton &Co.] GENERAL DEALERS IN EFIARD WARE, IRON, STEEL, NAILS, BELLOWS, ANVILS, anv —j PAIN TS: Linseed, Lard, Sperm, and Polar OILS LEATHER AND RUBBER BELTING; Powder, Fuse, & Cordage, Tackle{Blocks, DUCK, RUBBER HOSE, . Hydraulic Pipes, Quicksilver, Lead Pipe, Plows, Straw-Cutlers. ctc, At the Old Stand, No. 27, Main Street,”Nevada. W. H. CRAWFORD, March 7, 1860. H. L. COYE. TALLMAN & TURNER, Ne. 18 Commercial St. Nevada. Sign of the “LARGE PADLOCK.’ “EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND a verylarge and generalassortmsnt of Stoves, Tinware, Hardware, &c. Ke. Also—Bench ‘T'vols, Table Cutlery, HY DRAULIC PIPES AND COUPLINGS. MEDAM AWARDED TO US BY THE State Fair at Marysville, in August, tz 1858, for the Bost Hose Pipe on Exhibition COPPERS MITHING, Weare preparedtodo all kinds of C’ppersmithing nthe beststyle. JOB WORK “fx Done to order at the shortest notice. ga Giveus acall—we areconfident wo can supply all wishing anything in our!ine, \ Craveling, &r. " TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC ! California Stage Company! . The Stages ofthis company . will leave their office, Na tional Exchange, Broad St. For Sacramento. Leave Nevada at I o’clock,a.m.and arriving at Sacramento in time for the 2 o’clook bvats for San Fraucisco, For Marysville. Leave the above named office every Morning at 6} o'clock, p. m. passing by Grass Valley, . Rough &Ready, Empire Ranch and Long Bar, andarrivingin Marysvillein time toconnect with . thecompany’s 2’clock stages toSacramento. For Forest City. Leave every morning at 7 o'clock for San . Juan, Camptonyille and Forest city. For Orleans Flat. Leave every day at 7 o0'clock,a.m ria Bell's . Ranch, I{umbug city, Woolsey's Flat, Moore's Flat, arriviny at Orleans Flatat 12m. Return+ ing leave Orleans Fiat at 8 o'clock, a.m. arriving at Nevada at! o'clock, connecting with the Marysville and Sacramento stage. JAS. HAWORTH, Prest. W. S.McRoberts, Agent. . } PIONEER STAGE LINE!!! Ta Red Dog, Towa Hill & Dutch Flat NEW ARRANGEMENT?! ' N and after Monday, the 28h of May the . Pioneer Stage coach will leave the National . Exchange inNevada, at 12} o'clock P. M daily, ar. rivingatR.ed Dog at 3 o'clock P. M. of the same day, wherea connection with Wiiliam Bennetts Stage Line to lowa Hilland Dutch Flat is effected; . Ry this arrangement passengers from Nevada will arrive at lowa Hill and Duteh Flat simultancously at o'clock in the evening. y Returning stages, leave Iowa Dill and Duteh Flat at 1} o’clock A.M. and arrive in Nevada at 1OgA. ML WM. J. WILLIS. UNION. LIVERY STABLE) Broad & Main st., Nevada, . ! JOHN A. LANCASTER, ii RMERLY oftho Metropolis Stable would in tormhis friends and the public generally that he has added extensively to his already large and elegantestablishment of Horses, Buggies, Saddles Harness, &c.&c.—and is now preparedto furnish as ftineturn-outs as can befoundinthe State. Well trained flect and easy SADDLE HORSES, well equipped forladies or Gentlemen willbe ready at alltimes Alongexperience inthe business and an earnest desireto retainthe confidence of my friends, leads : believei will beable to give general satisfac» tion. Particularattention paid to Horses onlivery. Carriages always in readiness with careful drivers for the use of Balls, Parties, &c. &c. The quality of my stock willpetmit meto say that thoseseeking pleasure,or engagedon business would dowelltogiveme acall. J. A. LANCASTER. Nevada .March 12th 1858. Empire Livery Stable, J. 8. HELM. LONG KNCWN asone of the picneersinthe Livery business, has in consequentse of an increase of custom and inorder to accommodate his friends and the public, purchased the stand oppo site the National Exchange, which he has rebuilt enlarged and titted »p in a manner unstrpassed. xeiorses, SRS BWussies. . (DOUBLE orsINGLE )BAROUCHEs, Concord WAGONS HORSES TO DRIVE or forthe SA DDLE, tobe . had atalltimes,and of the very best stock. n As he . designs keeping a No.1. Establishment, none but the best stock willsnit him, Transient Stock jeft atthe Stable will receive every eare and atten . tion atreasonable prices. . Remember the Empire Livery Stable . road strect, opposite National Exchange. Nevada, Sept. 2, 1859. J. A. HELM ‘ELH. WICKES & CO, No. 58. Broad st, —++Wholesale and retail DRUGGISTS Corner of Broad and Pine streets. . OFFER A FULL ASSORTMENT OF DRUGS, HEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES, DUSTERS, TRUSSES, SHOULDER BRACES, FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUHERY, £TC., ETC. And will satisfy any one who may give them a. eall, that they kep an assortment and sell as LOW as anv Dealer in the State. BOOKS, STATIONERY, . —AND— ATLANTIC PAPERS, . Can and will be sold at REDUCED RATES, at . . the BROAD STREET Book STORE. Blank Books, Music, and Musical Instra. ments ITave changed Owners and Prices The friends of J. ENAMLIN, we hope wil . H atill continue to favor the corner with their con} . fidence. this isa permanent institution and that we iatent to keep the confidence of the commaniy. } wayjitt H. H. WISEES & CO Hardware, &c., . selected with reference to their strengthening and O . fully cqualicd him in this country, as a proof of . Sublime Pumariega. . Sacramento street, corner of L« idesdorff, nearly op. San Francisco Ads. HOTEL INTERNATIONAL, Jackson street, above Mentgomory, FOSTER, PATTEN & Co., «Successors to J. J. Haley.) Proprietors, AVING purchased the interest of Mr. Haley in this well known Hotel. the subscribers beg to say to the old patrons of the house, and the pubiic generally, that they have made many alterations, and improvements and refurnished the house throughont, in the most thorough manner, and have added an elegant Private Hall for the entrance of Ladies; are determined that in the future the House shall possess all the requisites, in every particular,of a FIRST CLASS HOTEL. San Francisco Ads. . / \\ Thia We hcakey ia ricmit! actwre’ ¢ 40M sigelu for me by (ihe o deat Diitellor +0 B the Valle: of the Sdonngnhec,) frm Whe frant Quality of Rye, prerared by G @ process on’y koewn to Aim. eer fF Ni eee = BPP A. CONSUMERS Wean cepend up r getling « pure a.tie§ when thev ber the Valicy Whake: 05%, AB CH ABOWQONSYA WAS Sena, Our Mr. PATTEN has been Book Keeper of the Wsitre sold b the Bedt'e cave. Ittere & House for the past two years, and Mr. FOSTER has commended by the first Plyricaxe ial beea conneeied with the Ocean Steamers of this ecast na ioitte Muticinnt Ht for the past eight years as Purser, and sheerfully of) = 1G = ‘, ¥ Gaz NESY ALAS "ROSAS "AKO DAWEANS “OW! WO LVASM SARANS : t etor. ¥ eNO ADVANCE IN PRICES, oad VOnss ¥ 7 Coaches of the Hote! always in readiness, PREMIO, OP: June 29-m3 9 ihe HAAN WLW °S' WAN FOSTER, PATTEN &Co, PURCHASERS SHOULD BE CAREFUL® IN PURCHASING THE VALLEY ~ WHISKEY TO SEE THAT IT IS DALY’S AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKEY WITH THE SIGNATURE OF ON THE LABEL. ALL OTHERS ARG . AN IMITATION AND ACOUNTERFEIT OF THE ABOVE WHISKEY. _WM.H DALY, ap/i 3 Is sold in Bottles only. For its Purity & Medicinal Qualities it has no equal. Each Bottle hears a Fac simile Signature of the Importer. DEL Solelimporter W"™ NEWELL & CO. Sole Agents. SAN FRANCISCO. June 29th, 1860---3m. SOLE PROPRIETOR: 18 SOUTH WILLIAM ST NEW YORK. Agents for SAN FRANCISCO, Wm. Newell & Co. WOLFE'S CELEBRATED Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps, Manufactured at my old pistillery, near SCHIEDAM, . . HOLLAND, Renowned in Europe and the United States, fo nearly 20 years, for UNRIVALLRED PURITY, and for WHOLESOME TONIC PROPERTILS. MRS: WINnNsLOW. An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, pree sents to the attention of mohers, her SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHING . Which great; itates the pre softening the g ’ allay ALL PAIN and spa Sure to Regulate! the Bowela, Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves, an! reliet and hentth to your infants, We have put np and sold this article for over to@ years, and CAN SAY,IN CONFIDENCRAND TRUTH ef it, what we hove never been able to say of any othinvigorating properties, from an ancient INDIAN . er medicine—Never hus it failed in a single im; ; : Saks Pe SUR, when timely used. NevECIPE, session of the family of the proprietor . Stace to effecta CURZ, when timely uxed ocaipttig et aes eAneS nie ‘ P P' er did we know an instance of dissatisfa:tion by forovera CENTURY. Asa morning tonic, it is uneone who used it. On the contrary, all are delight? qualied. For Dyspepsia, Cholic, Debility, etec., . ed with its operations, snd speak in terms of highest a wine glass full for each meal, wiil soon restore a commendation of its magical effects and medueal healthy tone. It is acertain preventative of virtues. We epeak inthis matter “WHAT WB CHILLS AND FEVER, DO KNOW,” afver ten years’ expericnce and pledge our reputation tor the fulfillment of what and is admitted to be the finest flavored Bitters in the market, wehere declare. In almost every instance where the infant is suff ring from pain and exhanstion, re It will be forsaic by all the principal Liquor dealers in California: WM. GOODRICH, lief will be found in fiftesn or twenty minutes afver June Ist-m6 New [laven, Connecticat. Beware of the cheap poisonous trash put up in square bottles of late years, by so many liquor-nixers to imitate my Pure Schnapps, and my Rottles and Labels, UDOLPHO WOLFE, Sole Importer and Proprietor, 22. 24 and 26 Beaver Strect, New York. June Ist, [860-m6 GOORRICH'S Celebrated Sachem Bitters. This Tonte is mace purely from Roots and Herbs, : fers his services to Families and others in procuring Steamer Passage in advance of their ar, ival nere. N] neous of teething, by il fnfismation—wl yn and ie the syrup is administered. This valuable preparation is the prescriptles ef one of the mot EXPERIENCED and SKILLPUL, NURSES in New England, and has been used wits NEVER FAILINGSUCCESS in THOUSANDS OF CASES, Tt not only relieves the child from pain, but Invige orates the stomach and bowels. corrects : eidity, and givestone and energy to the whole system It wild relieve almost instanily Griping in the Bowels & Wind Celie, an {overcome convulsions which, if not speedily rem edied end in death. We bolieve it the best aad ScurestT REMEDY in the WoriD, in all cases of DYSENTERY axp DIARBH@A ix CHILDREN whether itsrises from teething or from other cause. We would say to every mother who hasa child enffering from any of the foregoing complaints, de notlet your prejudices nor the prejudices ef GREAT EXCITEMENT!! LIQUORS! LIQUORS! On Broad Street, Two doors above Wall § Newman's Store. WOULD stnteto my friends that I have on hand ~a large assortment of fine liquors of the best quality, BRANDY, WHISKY, athers, stand between your suffering child and the relief vitlbe SUKE-yes, ABSOLUTELY SURE GIX, WINB, to follow the use of this medicine, if timely used Py rections will accompany cach bettle. None genuine wniess the ie of CURTIS & PERKINS, New York iac ce onts.le wrapper. Ce hold Ly Diuggists throughout the world. Principal oMce, 13, Cedar St. Xew Yorks PRICE ONLY 25CENTS PER BOTTLE PARK & WHITE, Sole xg ent« for the PacificCeast, if. Washington St. San Fraaciees. CORDIALS, &e. Ke. T have on hand a few gallons of Wine manufactured from the Grape, by myself, in this city. Persons in wantef GOOD LIQUORS will do well to give mea call. June Ist.—3m. AUGUSTINE ISOARD. me WHAT CHEER HOUSE. Sacramento street, San Francisce, Cal. LARGEST BEST AND CHEAPEST HOUSE IN CALIFORNIA, BY ITS RECENT IMPROVEMENTS EUREKA WHISKEY. EALERS IN THE INTERIOR ARB cuutioned against purchasing Eureka Whie key, unless the packages have the name of “WM. NEWELL & C0., 8. F-,” burntinto each Barrel aud Malf Barrel, ia @ Cireular Brand around the Bung NONE OTHER IS GENUINE. AND ENLARGEMENT, It Can now accommodate ALL WHO APPLY. R. B. WOODWARD, Proprieter, dy6 Im — Purchagers sl.ould be Particular to buy of Such Louse oe keg ONLY THE GENUINE ARTICLH. Ww. NEWELL & CO., San Francisco, Sole Agente THE STRANGE ADVENTURES JAMES CAPEN ADAMS, v.+-THE.. Famous California Mountaineer eee e AND owes GRIZZLY BEAR HUNTER! TRUE HISTORY ot Threw Eventful years among the wild beasts of the Pacific € R 4 I ty FLOUR ANDF E E D — eo a by bsiroapest bic nee = onreet ¥. Ny ook of 354 pages, with twelve large and splendi i" . Engravings, from designs by Chas. Nahl. F all kinds, will keep constantly on hand e Those who have found learote tn treading about = Large Stock of Flour, Feed and Grain, the some, Hecke —_ aa ave of the old world, a. cannot fail to be interested fn the natural histo: THE LOW Est CASH PRICE! of the Grizzly Bear. The above book is the free ce eae SO which has ever done justice to this great animal Ob Hand and for Sale by and placed him where’ he proper}y belongs, at the ae head of the animal ereation, R. FINNIE, 24 COMMERCIAL STRERT,! For salc at all the Book Stores. Orders filled NEVADA FLOUR, by = TOWNE & BACON, Pun.isners, RYE FLOUR, augi0 m3 is MARYSVILLE FLOUR, BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, GRAHAM FLOUR, CORN MEAL, OAT MEAL, GROUND CORN, SECONDS aso MIDDLIEGS, Branand Shorts, Wheat and Barley, Chicken Wheat, Corn and Broom Corn, Oats and Rye. And every thing in the Grain Line at the Lowest Consisting of the foliowing Choice Brands? RatesReceiving Fresh Onions and Potatoes frem . Lotcria.... Shewbs the Valley every day, Aug. 34, 188% = . Carolina. . Cautiva. Sencillez.. J. Fortea. ju29m3-ia R. FINNIE'S FLOUR, GRAIN and FEED STORE, No. 24 Commercial Street, DEALER) Wholesale and Retail, srever DN cesses Cor. Clay and Sansome Ste. D. VIADERO. N. R.HUBBARD. 330,000 HAVANA CIGARS, EX-STEAMER SONORA, Special Notices. -+-1.20 boxer Eeparteros s++++.1.20 boxes Britanica titute . Actividad... »+i-1.20 hoxcs Esparteron The Medical and Surgical mes i . Know Nothing. . «2-51.20 boxes auatensa Of Dr.LJ. CZAPKAY, is #lready secured in a po. Liuyina.... an ++++-+1,20 boxes Esparteros sition which p’aces it, as wellas its proprietor, far . ae y Co.. sal a Reg Britanics ; ae : Me Vice . CANCIO. 4. cceseseeees+.120 boxer Reg Brit. abore the assaultsof envy and profe sstonal malice . Cantive. Jathejaeicisit tO bom Ree oe see In the schoois of France, the highest prizes are often! Palma Celcbrada.... 1.20 boxes Reg Britanirg awarded to practitioners in this department of Med. Flot de Maro... +.1.20 boxes Reg Britaniva -1.20 boxes Reg Britanica -1.29 boxes Ree Britanicg 1.20 boxes Reg Britanica ical science, and they occupy with others an equally ot Pact sk apa lofty position in the profession. Ricord isan illustri . Castell’s.....; ots example, a shining light among the philosophic. . eoarete. iaubecene’ «-.1.26 boxes Keg Britanica al stars ofbis age in Europe, and Dr. Czapkay has 4 say eee hh ‘ “110 Pee ee , -1.10 boxes Reg Londres which, the Philadelphia College of Medicive complido do 1.10 boxes Reg Victoris ; ' ji and the b . For ente by VIADERO & HUBBARD. mented him with a2 Diploma, an @ honorary ap One No. 19 79 *Strect, Clay EUNDEM degree. Selecting this as his ficlJ of opera . agtil-isim aud Commorcial, Sen Franciseo. tion, although qralified asa graduate of the Uni=e ee id len Niversity of Pesth, and late Chief Surgeon of the Hungarian Revolutionary army, for more extended ATTENTION IS CALLED TO labors, Dr. L. J. CZapkay has bent his earnes. attention to the cure cf chronic and private diseases, . WwW. H ‘ B 6) Vv E E & co is ’ gs in which he has become so grevtan expert that he . is now poser -_ the regi 7 Mewes meek ot his FAMILY COFFHBE. profession throughout the United States, and his per Pe i trait and biography are published as amatter of in. 6 bi COTFEE IS MANUFACTURED PROM terest in the most exebusive journals. The Doctor’s . the finest grades of old Java Coffee, and put Py 1 jett . ri A . Pstrictly pure, expressly for Family Trade, in Lan offices are at hiv Medical and Surgical Institute, on . Sib. papers tor § acd 1b. ties, required.) este i aldi ; . paciage bearing our stanp, avd warranted to be We can demonstrate to any one tha. foe SRY 1 Ee oe ements tf : = Ce Woask parti¢ularattention ofou readers te! the sworn certificates of remarkable cures. in anothj er echuma of this paper. i . represented, 2 strictly prime artiele. ! W_ li BOVEE & CO., Picneer Coffee and Spiee Milla, j 29 m3 123 Frent strect, Say Franekoe, —