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The Nevada journal., 1853-08-26
Planning Machine,

capable Of making 10000 #. of plancd, t0nglted
and er0ored, and other manufactured lumber,
per day, of superior qualities. ALL our lumber
is WE'LL SEASONED before being dressed-our
stock of over eight thousand logs giving us the
best material to be found in the country. Call
and see
The Nevada journal., 1853-08-26
San Francisco Advertisements.

SAN Francisco AGENCf-We are pleased
to state that we have secured the services of
Mr.. l.. p. FISHER. as agent for the Nerada
Journal at San Francisco. He is authorized
10 receive advertisements and subscriptions
for this paper, and to receipt for all monies.
All business that may be entrusted 10 him on
behalf of the journal, will receive immediate
attention. MIR. Fisher is our only authorized
agent in San Francisco. He may be found at
the Merchants Exchange.
BUDD e. SARGENT.
The Nevada journal., 1853-08-26
TEAMS TIERS
can always be supplied with lumber
FREIGHT to the cities of
MdrUSctLLe and Sacramento,

FREIGHT to the cities of
MarySuiIe and Sacramento,
on the best terms, equal to any other mill in
Nevada county, and when taken in connection
with the fact that it is well seasoned, the ad-
vantages Of freighting from our mills are supe-
rior-our engine, saws, and planning machine,
being the most powerful in the mountain por-
tion of the state.
Lumber viii be exchanged fer Good Baled
Hay, on reasonable terms.
;fJ- All kinds of Dimension Lumber, T en-
sing, Siding, Sugar Pine, etc. etc. &c. constant
ly on hand, or sawed to order. We have a
stock of over 100 900 feet, and shall keep full
supply for the great demand for choice building
and fencing materials.
05- Remember, we pay cash and the highest
prices for freight, or sell to teamsters so as to
enable them to made Large Profits
J. WINCHESTER,
President G. V. G. Mining Co.
Grass Valley, August l5, l853.-17-3m
The Nevada journal., 1853-08-26
Holloway's Pills and Ointment

EUST received by ship Rachel, from Lon.
- don, full supply of Holloway's Pills and
Ointment. For sale at wholesale by
HENRY JOHNSON & co, Druggists,
Propretor's only agents for California and
Oregon. and retailed by Druggists generally
the state Jy29-
The Nevada journal., 1853-08-26
Il. H. P0rter's Real Estate and Stock
G. r A n ID r A T F L E.

SS,OOO for SI---Twenty PrIzes----Tickets
One Dollar.
MONSILTING of the following list of valua>
W bic Real Estate, Stock and Other Articles ::
LIST OF PRIZES:
HIGH THROWS.
lst Grand Prize: The Toll Bridge
known as Porter's Crossing. value, $4,000
Sd; St. Louis Ranch, containing 800 acres, 800
1th. ] fine American Kav NJ are blk name
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-17
Roraaes.

We never have great gain, without loss OF
some kind or another. We cannot adopt one
course of policy without suffering by the dsterio-
ration or destruction of the fruits of that which
had been previously entertained. This country.is
now almost entirely checkered over with railroads,
giving all their facilities for travel ond Transport
and while the advantages have been incalculabie.
they have done no little harm, in expenditure of
money, the destruction of property and life, and
not the least of ALL causing our agriculturalists
to almost utterly neglect what was once very
important branch OF their calling. The stock OF
fne hcrses, which not many years ago was abun-
lant, is now msagre indeed.
Notwithstanding the enormous prices which the
animals bring, there appears to be no dispositonto
increase the amount Of stock in the country.
There can be no objection 10 such an increase for
horses are bought up and used everywhere, and
the use appears TO increase with the activity OF
business. As matter of national import, the sub
iect should receive attention. With even few
regiments now in service, 1t is no very easy thing
for Government 10 mount with anything like econ.
omy aud propriety the cavalry and light artillery
of the army, and we have heard it suggested by
military men, that before long the Government
would be obliged tn go into the business them
selves. This would be following the example of
various European nations. The immense and fer
lille plainsof some of the public lands at the West
would give the facilities, and the Government
might easily provideits own troops and even have
surplus. But as it is the policy to leave every
thing TO private enterprise, it would, perhaps be
better were our farmers to awaken4to the import
ance of the subject, and increase the supply.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-17
,rrsIcK AND AFFLloTEp..rn

THE most sale and certain remsdy ever known to the
world for the OF obstinate coughs, colds, asthma
bronchitis blood splitting. liver complaint, whooping-
cough Group tickling or rising in the throat
bity pains in the side breast broken constitution,
nom tho abuse OF eaoue aud other causes is DOCTOR
swAYNR,s COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RY; and consumption aor has reached state, and
surned character hitherto considered incurable yields
without struggle to this great Original Cherry pre-
palatiop Remember-the great Original Wild Cherry
preparation and the only compound prepared by regular
physician is manufactured under the immediate caro- Of
DIR. SIH4HVE, This Laboratory, No. North Seventh
ST. above Market, Philadelphia. "a; p ,v+,t@s{a
For sale t6y-DR. JAMES SAkER5 kELLs & cALD=
WE'LL; and PATTERSoNt Co. Wheeling. FLEMING
BROS, lPittsbutsh. BURDsALIt& Co., Cincinnati;
and by dealers generally. sep1s
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BEiberv in Russia.

"a.
In q work, Nordisehen Bilden, by Edward osen-s
bruggeu, just published in Germany, thereis GU
tious story illustrative of the course of Russian
Justice, which wetranslate for The Tribune as fol-
lows: ~
ga young man in the Department at Moscow be-
came heir 10 large manor. neighboTing pro
prietor took advantage ofthe young mans inexpe-,
Hence in business to lay claim to large tract oil
forest land adjoining his property. The. heir apT
pied to his uncle, who was at the head OF the Ju-
dietary DEPARTMENT, and before whom the matter
would necessarily come for trial, aud having lald
the case before him, asked his opinion, whether ne
should compromise the matter or let II come to tn
al. The uncle replied: "AccOrdlpg 10 your state
ment YOU must win the case, for your opponent
has no sort of title" al thank you for your OPT
MON, uncle, and at the same tune wish you TO pay
particular attention to the matter, as am Obliged
10 leave Immediately for Moscow, to arrange my
affairs" The uncle promised, the nephew went
TO Moscow. A few months passed, and the news
came TO Moscow, that he had lost his case. This
he consideIed impossible. He was assured how
ever that such the fact, and that he lad lost
| it by bride of 10000 rubleS, paid 10 his uncle,
He took post horses and wentwlth all speed To- pay
| the latter visit. The uncle received storm OF
abuse and reptoach with all calmneSS and at
length asked: ssNephewf are you nearly through
with your expectoTationH" and when he Lad IL ally
stop, he proceed: t'You have heard that you have
| LOST your case, That is true. You have heard
further that have allowed myself to be brbed by
your opponent with 10000 rnbles; that is also
true. Now see; he was determined at all hazards'
| to win the case Learned authenticity that this
was all the inoneyhe had the power TO raise, but
that this he was willing to spend. Now, if had
allowed justice to take its course, and you to gain
1.-THE case, he would have taken this money, APP
pealed 10 the Court at ST. Petersburg, and there
have conquered, But, now, take the money,
yourself, appeal from my decision 10 the Senate,
and you will be the victor" tits needless 10 det
scribe the gratitude of the nephew to his shrewd
i and generous uncle. s-7ssl ---f se...u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-17
eallantry and It's IReward.

The other day, says the New York Independent,
we offered our hand to lady whosges ABOUT asd TO
pitch Out OF anemnioss s an, 70 .ns down
NJ thSe,in a 9anwile with look
81 re6uIe as II We hadinsuited her. Now we do
not Piqqs oprsslf upon but we ha.t ,h
ogTset leas me- ,nusty 5eom15s setieman;
b,St nd mater for that ii ithdd been the btawny
fist of some honest hearted Patrick who ha.urop,
ped his hod to help the ady, heI
wei meant A.ulg a.S s otfsped TO assist well
b$sd Tsncb Istlv. her sweet-toned ssMerci, Mon
sisur, Merc" would still have fingered on 9 q
ear AN Elglisa lazy %ggla hssg ssss w
a lady who is.aot afraid to receive the common
civilites OF life from stranger. shows far high
er sense of character than one Rh g9 draws net.
sell up 50 sty w Wy ~ sks anu 9oas What we
nave eE Teiefre.l TO Is national trait. Out case is
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The Poor Customer.

/ ~ - = ID
- low much n 47" a.
cone half pound, if you please" -
'tAnd sugar2" .,r-
'tHalf a pound.''
ttAnd these oTangesa" H
"Half DOZEN sir. y si gLee @
t'You go by the halves to-day--well, what else2
Be speedy, ma am, you are keeping better CUSTOM
ers waiting" 5s;si
"Half peck of Indian meal, and one French
roll," said the woman but her lip quiyeTed, and
she turned to wipe away a tear.
/ looked at her straw bonnet, all broken, at her
faded shawl her tllln stopping toIm, her coarse
garments-andI read poverty on a l-extreme Pov-
etty. And the pallidr pinched featuEes-the
rnournfI but once beautiful face, told that the
luxuries were not for her. An Invalid looked ont
from his narrow window, whose pale lips longed
forthe cool, fresh oranges, for whose comfort the
tea, andsthe butter, andthes6ne French roll3weTe
bought with much sacrifice. And ! saw him sip
the tea, and taste the dainty bread and praise The
flavor of the sweet butter, and turn with brighten
ing eyes tothe golden fruit And Heard him ask
her, kneeling by the smoky hearth, to taste them
with him.. And as she set the broken pan on, TO
bake her coarse loaf, l heard her say-s'By aud by
when I'm hungry" And, ttby and by,s' when the
white lids ofjthe sufferer were closed nsleep,
saw her bend over him with alblessing onher lips.
And she laid the remnants by, and ate her bread
unmoistened, - 49,. 1879 fa,sc
started from my reyerie-the grocers had eye
was upon me. FtlsG9gf TsfH&3
t.Yod're keepil g better customers waiting"
Oil wanted to tell him how poverty and per-
secution-contempt and Scorn, could not dim the
hearts fine gold, purified by many a trial. that
that woman, with her little wants and holy saeri-
fees, was better in the sight of God, Than tEln-
pet-tongued Dives, who gives that he may be
known OF n.-0lfee BfdHek. 80 I'LL =
: GKossINa THE ATLANTIC II; THREE AND-A -IAIP
D The London Morning Advertiser speaksof
a new and improved construc zion OF vessels, by
means Of which it viii be perfectly practicable 10
accom- Ii the voyage between Ireland md Amer
lea ii three and half days, between the ports
Galway and halifax; and the Advertiser that
the 4t1th.o It's statement has been tlioEodg e
itabiished by experiment. Nodetails are given orc
hinte at, and the tory Is entirely too mysterious
I'll 4 isfb15is5Il saulIFsi rQsfs.Gt III 4ff
st9r ossillesiiSa u ettI t6ass VI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-17

DIR MoRsE,s INvIGoRATING CORDIAL.
The only sure and remedy, yet discovered, fer Cen
era Debility, Physical Prostrauon, 1ritabity. and ali
the vSrous train of Rectons twill also remove
Depression Excitement, Dislike of Society, lHeaPaety
Tor Study or business Loss of Memory, Mental Debility,
SEQ nd va tissneut 81, sepI6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-17

LYoN,s KArHAlRox-This invaluable article, for cradle
eating DandruG curling beautiing and preserving the
hair is said by all to be the best ever discovered. We
should think the ladies would all try certainly Price
% cents large bottles Advertised in another column
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REMOVAL.

-10TH-I- HELEiI4OW4AIs
.IHXVE removedmy Wholesale stock or DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, to the new four story brick building,
No. t1y, Main street,
west side between Monroe and Uhiou streets, whore
will be prepared with an carry and extensive Spring
stock direct from and manufacturers, which
would be pleased have my old friends and customers
to calTand examine. =
feb4 go. WIN. T. sELBY.
n1-J6 Retculf viii be found at the above establish
nent. where he awaits his old friends s. s.,.7l
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if,Ss,ltin5o54fee & ohio Railroad and River

fort viii be made upon their part to give satsfstiOn
Baltimore & Ohio RAILROAD and River.
sItis cheering to look at our Wharf with its
crowd of boats, freight and passengers, and It's
bristiing activity now, and compare with the dull
and sill appearance which it presented but atew
short weeks ago., Then hardly a boat could be.
seen, the wharf was clean offreight and the RIVER
seemed as a mere creek in comparison with It's
present appearance, and now there Is hardly room
on the wharf to accommodate the trade constantly
passing over il. Boats are crowding each other
for moorngs and room 10 discharge their freights,
while the days can hardly perform their part in.
Carrying to and fro the articles Of import and export
The products of our numerous manufactures, SO
long locked up in warerOoms, awaiting an oppor-
tunily for rver shipments, poured forth in
endless variety and quantity, and win soon find
their market in every port between this and New
Orleans. Everything is active and lfelike. Num-
beIless Boatmen, who have been idle during the
low wsterseason, have taken their places on the
rolling river, and will have until late in the next
summer, aeOnstant and profitable business.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will now have
fair opportunity of testing its own capacity fotac
commodation and also that of its connections here,
and will know what trade and traveIit can expect
through this city. ss
Is not the occasion a proper one for suggesting
to that company that the trade and travel here, in
order 10 be retained, must be thoroughly attended
10, that all trade and travel must be accomnloda-
ted and without delay, and that coal trains from
Cumberland should be, if possible, prevented from
interfering Gas has been the too often, flate)
withthe through trains from the Ohio river 10 Bal
tmore. We do not know what may be the views
of the Company, oE,what may be proper, but it
seems to US that tlrO daily trains to this city this
nteTIwouId add 10 the business of the road
This would only lequire AN extension from Cum
berland, Ito which place tOO daily trains now rum
and this would lie attended with advantages more
than counterbalaucing the increase of cost, &c
The Company, of couIse, IS the best judge of its
interests in this respect, but, judging from the
trains cn1he Central Pennsylvania Railroad, and
from the effect Produced thereby on travel up the
river, we cannot see why q similar course would
not effect pfosperously, the fortunes Of the Balti-
more ana Ohio Railtond. We hope that every
needful effort will be made by this Company to Sc
cure and accommodate through freight and travel,
and thatthis season will demonstrate 10 the pub
lie the utility aud the capacity of this road to
commodate the wants of freight and travel. But
it may we'll be repeated, that regularity in the pas
senger trains is absolutely essential in producir
such results.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-17
G0R1RTNFRaHIP

J. H. PENDLEToH has become one OF the propretora OF
the Wheeling Intellseneer and the paper and business
will heTsaner Conducted under the style OF swEARIN'
oEx Tt5L6s Co. The change in tho concern WilFen-
dsrit Necessary to close up tho outstanding accounts or
swsarinrs & Taylor, and they hope that all concerned
will be ready to close up the old accounts at early day
The Publiaers beg leave to their acknowledge
reps for The which has been bestowed upon
rb.nl and rcspectfaly solicit its continuance. Every
Sort viii be made upon their part to give satisfaction.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-17

~ PHILADELPHIA ~
Curtain Warehouse,
= s1s's''' M III r ~ II RORD,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN CURTAINS, GURTAlN Ma
rERIALs, AEp .FURNfTuRE GovIRNesS
WHICH he offers at the lowest market pTaeessss
WHOLESALE IND eRE14LL.
The stnckcompriBil in part the tolowtng:
Embroidered Lace Gurtains;' tEilt Sprnleesi
D0a ~ Muslin p Do DO Elnsi
DTapery lae6s q, Mnslfns3 p DO 4ienafs
French Brocates, all widths Iches ana tttIa
Satin dc LANES; y FIingas, Tartan Drops,
Damaaka;i sle $50 zt9s4ts IL sii7t7eY
a large stock OF FRENCH PLUSHks OF all colors AMI
= 81 55ITD0rp sH41 sa,S HOLLANDS pisa
colorS for shading. I'd 9 IA Sd Slsj ea Eal5af sl
N. B3Persolsor Curtains, glye the MEASURE
! maFtF51 ld6E Eass
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: From the IoulayLlle Journal.

1v,,,..,. 80, sSa.4s ~, ,1Snt ara NAV
The qisst ~ wssp sI ne riSht to pay
10 wiPe tho tear from Sorrows cIlesl
And words or eomort softly sl'esk,
To wS5 Ss1r Ses aIso .l iaS sasiaIn
In tears receive tile larling breath,
To weep is hers tho bitter paft
Ger SaStea riches ss, Q, ,,l seo ase 70
And tys Sae TO t t3Sd her dream s,o,sf;
Then fold her bosom,s innost Teal,
With sn,lIea conceal Sc , gu ysts srlei
!Ss In ~ sS tI.5t eonesnte t6e,e
sgP oglIardt and guide with selltie hand
70 win but NEysR 70 .s so% mn
rSs SbIg so ii IN ~ IA Ing needs,
Her ne eshales. smile ,Ysi
light GIVING stars ia giII as
thus WON ssoiaaI ass inaease round lier airears
p Sss 9I sik fsi is II hsa; u sprls
ornsstSiost lst bright g, q, GsM W. s'tli's
: And stiI ss.shispsrsd words Qfprayer,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-17
nrPoISoNING.ln

Thousands of Parents who use Verminge composed Of
Castor OIL Calome &c, arc aware, that while they
appear to benefit the patient they actually laying te
foundations for series diseases, such sayation,
loss of sight, weakness oflimss, etc.
In another column viii be found the advertisement
obensacIus Medicines, (which ask tho attention OF
directly Interested in their own as well as thelreh
drens health In Liver complaints and all disorders ar
sns from those of bilious type, should make of the
only genuine medicine. Hobehsdcka Liver Pills.
O..Be decetrea,,' but ask FOR Hopensaek's Worm
Syrup and LAYER Pills. and observe that each has the sig
nature Of tho Proprietor, In. HoBENsAcK, as none
else arc genuine & Il
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-17

Now or Newell .sf55ss
IN the chance Tor bafgasiH Tobacco, a8 have deter.
II nihedt sen OF some 80 boxes of o and PouAd Lump
tgresty edused Prices :, ~ y. X.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-17
Pcrsinll Hair Dye.

Pcrsinn Hair Dye.
THIS Dyels warranted used according to directions
to change the hair from any other color, to beautiful
- rs PERFECT5JET BLACK,
~ 2f2 WITHOUT
~ Staining The Skin. 5s5 s,
Price; 80 cents per bottle For sale yKELLs eAID.
WELL, Wholesale Agents, and by WIN. r. MCKEE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-17

Atty at tho election to be held in the Spring of 1854
oct2sstd
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WHAT SHALL WE WEAR?
NEXT to;eating, drinking, loving and money.makin
IN II is matter Of small importance to US poor mo
tails 'what shall wear and after that settleu I'M
The public 6and the ladies, particularly have decide
that the best in TO Hd everything which lad
or family NAV want In the line Dry Goods is at
noys No.176 Marke. St.
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NJ BROWN 81
ESSENCE OF ,JAMAICAa GINGER.

ESSENCE OF JAMAIGAsGINGER
TNHIS Essence is preparation of unusual excellence
lnordinary diarrheas incipien cholera, in sIoTt r.
inestimabIe value, During the prevalence Of epdemc
cholera and summer Complaints htdren, is
without IT. go - t4t g. y.
iCAUIION-Be sure 10 get tho genuine Essette With
is prepared only by r. BROWN, at his Drug az ca;
cal Store NJ Rseofna or and ebesHtt.stt Pile
asEPhiG, and for sale by the Apoeeaesin
the United States. - q. 80 ~ q
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mn .,toa,. re;,, m Ber llttjIIe on Coyney

DO J09t8 reil1ea,ibe4 The Old Corner
NTo. as, WATER sTREET9 Call there and sec the
newly received and gorgeous stock of oyersoatings
assfmeres ClothP splendid Velvet and oher Vest:ngsl
See adiniie e, and leave your measured
pditof PdnL4t0cis made IN HE est Stges TO or
ovefcoafs Colts PANTS Vests and Hosiery, in exten.
and OF the finest always
on bands every garment made in ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
sep13 TIL. HUGHES, Wheeling, Va.
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ifnten 10 keep up my stock year round and all ao
ma fsyor me with ca can have their wants
at No les Main street Wheeling, Va And ans
invite all who may notice this bs
nav cheap stock and the utmost s1a
GWEN - = s7s1l = IONS, r. -HRRTI;Yz -
nniR y {
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HIGHLY IldPORTAN

HIGHLY 1MPOERTANI. ls
RTELSoNsS Premium Chinese Lustral Washing Fluid
the greatest Improvement yet discovered, for saving
labor end expense in washing Clothing and House Clean
ing Linens and Cotons washed by this Fluid will be
winter and softer han han ii beaehed on the
WARR Ed not to iIljuTeths fabric. Every lady may
or Lnenin the Fluid, full strength for q hours whieh
will clearly show that 1t must be harmless wien
dutel with gallons of water to half pint OF mud.
The Chinese washing Fluid is worth three times the
single sxpence which will buy enough for large family
washing which can DO done in or hours "a
Manuacturedand sold blythe subscriber, who has latA
ly puTchasedlthe right for Ohio connyt Va. 2. 19
= ~. " JAS. MELLoR,
Ausq No. 26, UnionSt.. Wheeling, Va.