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The Nevada journal., 1853-04-22

TIE SIGN or
rEMW HE 0JN .
You miners, you merchants,
Tfadesmen and all,
Who want good victuals clean beds,
Are desired to call
At Gallaher's, on Main street,
Where profit you'll reap.
You'll find those varieties good,
And uncommonly cheap.
Then for Miners Saloon,
You will please to enquire
BY calling elsewhere
You may have to ray higher;
His cigars and his liquors,
Without any fun,
You'll find them the best
Under the Sun,
Gentlemen, please give me call, and much
obli0c your humble servant,
40 3m LITTLE JIMMY GALLAHER.
WANTED.-Information respecting MIR
w WILHELM KRAUSZ, of Wurten-
berg, architect by profession. who left his
birth place 10 the spring of 1850, and sailed
from Bremen. per Bremen ship George Wash
ington, for California Any information of
his Whereabouts will be thankfully received
by the undersi gned, who holds letter for
him from his relatives.
HELLMANN BROS. & CO.,
81 At Cor California and Leidesdcrff SITS
NJ OTiCE E.-The subscriber having sold his
~ Stock and business to Mcssrs SAWYER,
JOHNSON b HARVEY. takes pleasure in recon-
mendng them to his old friends and the public
generally. ROB'T MARTSH.
TOPARTNERS HIP NOTICE. The sub
" scrbers have this day formed copartner-
ship for The purpose Of carrying on the business
of dealing in
Paints, Oils, Turpentine, Glass, &c.
In Ill its branches, under the firm OF
Sawyer, Johnson a. Harvey,
Al No SO Sansone street, three doors from
Washington street
Having purchased the Stock ard business Of
Robert Martsh, Esq. we shall Keep constantly
on hand large supply of merchandise in our
line, and hope TO receive a continuance of trade
from his fliends, our own, and the public gem
eraly.
Mr. ]. G. HARVEY will attend as heretofore TO
the business of HOUSE AND Sign PAINTING,
having moved from his former place of bust
ness 10 the shop of Mr. J. V. Cornell in The
store Of S. ] and II.
w. b. SAWYER,
SILAS w. JOHNSON,
JAMES c. HARVEY.
San Francisco. April 4th, 1853.
The Nevada journal., 1853-04-22
JOB PRINTING,

Done neatly ,l.cheaply and expeditiously, at the
JOURNAL OFrIoS.
The Nevada journal., 1853-04-22
CIG.ARS of all Qualities and Brands.

Flour Beans Boston
which will be
Highest Price paid for Gold Dust.
The Nevada journal., 1853-04-22
Kentucky Clothing Store.

March 24.-454m
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CANDIDATES.
FOR SHERIFF.


~ We are authorized to announce l.. w. FussEL
candidate for reelection the Office of Sheriff of Davidson
county, at the next March election.
~ We are authorized to JoHN n EDMoNDsoN,
candidate for the Sherifalty of Davidson county.
20 We are authorized to announce ENocH CUNNINGHAM,
as candidate for Sheriff at the ensuing election.
Esy We are authorized to announce WILLIAM lUToN as
acanddate for Sheriff of Davidson county, at the ensuing
election.
We are authorized to announce E. B. BIGLEY as a
candidate for sheriff, at the ensuing election
CLERK THE COUNTY COURT.
eaWe authorized to announce JOSIAH Ferris as a
candidatefor County Court Clerk at the ensuing election.
sy We are authorized to announce FELIX X CHEArHAM
candidate for reelection for County Court Clerk at the
suing election.
we are authorized to announce Isaac NJ. JONES
ddate for County Court Clerk at the next March election
FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE
~ We are authorized to announce JOIN RAINS for
reelection as County Trustee at the ensuing election.
sy- We authorized to announce THOMAS SUMNER
candidate for Trustee of Davidson County.
~ We are authorized to announce GEORGE CLARK as
candidate for Trustee of Davidson the March election
sss- We are authorized to the of W. X.
HUNTER Coector candidate for Trustee for Davidson
county at the next March elections.
~ JAMES T. FAULKNER is candidate for Register OF
the Land Office for Middle Tennessee at the ensuing SESSION
of the Legislature
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Dyspepsia Cured by the Liver Pills.-That
lingering disease Dyspepsia, often mistaken for Con-
SUMPTION has its origin in diseased condition Of the Liver
and may therefore, be eectuay cured by the of Dr.
MLane's Liver Pills which have become celebrated
speedy and eectua for this class of diseases Dr.
Oliver Morgan, distinguished physician Of Virginia, with
very extensive practice has used these pills in all
Dyspepsia with complete Certificates in abund-
in the hands of the propetors of this invaluable
medicine The following, from Ohio speaks volumes:
RIcHNoND, JEFF Co. Chic.
Messrs ]. KIDD COThis is to certify that my wife has
been afflicted for several years with the following palms. at
periods less Pain in the right side about the edge
ofthe ribs extending TO the right shoulder pain in the back
part of the head and above the eye accompanied by weak
ness loss Of appetite and almost constantly confined to her
bed Since August she has used three boxes of DR. M
LANES LIVER Pills. and have to state, that by the
ofthese Pills. she has been benefited in ordinary
degree Under the providence of God she enjoys good
health and is able attend to the domestic OF
family. JAMES STEWART.
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists
and country merchants throughout the United States
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YOUNG AMERICA.

The New York Reyielle' accused T. DEvIN Rel.
LEY Esq of being the author of certain articles at
lacking the American Correspondent of the London
Times. Mr.. R. repels the accusation in long and
very amusing etter-a perfect model of lively,
epistolary style. We copy the concluding para
graphs to show his attachment for Uncle Sam and
his thorough Young Amercanism:
go for Capt Ingraham-I go for Cuba for the
"hull of Mexico, as far down South as we can
get with the heat and as far North as it will not
freeze hot-blooded Yankee. believe in our Com
mon Father in Heaven, and in our common Uncle
on the earth, and that is my religion If Sam wants
a hacienda in Brazil, and pagoda in India, and a
bathing box with real black-fn oysters, and Irish
girls to rub down the dear old souls cheeks at any
spot Of Irish SOIL from Commerara to Poldooda
light and snobby cottage by the Rhine and a
seraglio in Turkey, all at the same time go in for
every bit of it; for know nobody deserves it bet
ter or abuses anything he gets less If he wants to
lick the Chinese Tartars, or the Spaniards or the
Mexicans 90 in for that too If he wants a gen
eral fight all round with them darned old monarchy
Yarmints " | will help him with all my soul and
body. And if he goes in to whip the British Gov
eminent. the OICRerS of your correspondent of the
London 7iBleS at all taces or any time. at matin
meal mass or Vesper time, or night time or all the
year round on any subject, want to be ''fust in
thar" In short, if he likes to stretch himself out
on the world, stick his feet up on the Vesuvus light
his cigar at Monotombo, and throw his arms at the
same time about the beauties of Cashmere. and the
veStals of Circassa, will help him to stretch him
self out and do ''as he dam pleases." And though
it NAV be century before the creature fully unolds
HIMSELF will give heart and hand to whomsoever
tries to begin. And l believe Gen. Pierce has be-
gum and l would not advise you to try and stop
HIM He is a roarer
With this publication l forgive you for your
'yery creditabe' attack; and as "a Clerk in the In
terror, will be most delighted to crack literary
joke, or a literary flagon, with happy outsiders Ike
you.
Faithfully, whether my head sticks on or not.
your friend and servant 4. DEvN RELLEY,
A "Cerk in the Interior"
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R.R. R.-No MYSTERY IN ITS QUICK AcT1oS IN SroP
PING Pam AND REMOVING ITS CAUsEs-If you are suffering
pain, RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will instantly stop
the most pSroxysms IfCramps instantly alays
irritation and mparts to every part the system heat aud
heah produces equal circulation Of blood and nuses
health and strength into the weak disabled lame disease
limb and joint. If Sick Headache Neuralgia if Di-
srrhea Rheumasms aic you it will instantly stop the
PAIN and by taking internally will cleanse and sweeen
the Stomach give strength and vitality to the nerves.
der them erse and strong and ronprOof against renewed
attacks of pain Railways Ready Relief is composed of
tive and positive properties nothing inert useless dan
gerous poisonous enters its composition twill always
relieve pain and cure its cause.
N.B.-The sick will please bear in mind that we prepare
three different rem edes. r. r. Relief however quick it
stops pain, will not all diseases. All acute pains
arising from diseased action, Nervousness Langd Circu
atOn Weakness &C. will quickly But for diseases
arising from Bad Blood Railways Renoya ting Resovent
is quick, pleasant and Radical Cure.
1t renovaes the whole system and makes the blood pure
rich and healthy 1t resolves away from the solids all dis
eased deposits cures old Sores Salt Rheum Humors
Scrofua Syphilis Cancers, Ulce Tumors Ricketts, &c
Price of Resoyent, 81 per bottle.
RRR No. 3--Radways Regulators insure to all who
them regular action of the bowels and healthy d.
gesion. They cure Costveness, Liver Complaint &c
Price % cents. (novl-1m
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A SAD SIGHT.-One of yesterdays trains of cars
brought to the depot sad result Of life, which is
always tie result of existence but not always SO
peculiarly striking as this. Mr.. Robert A. Saunders.
of Henderson county Kentucky, left his home with
a beloved and lovely wife, and one beautiful child
but 8 short time ago, and proceeded to the West
on visit to that region. At Cincinnati, the wife
and child died. amidst strangers but with the people
of that city alive to the distress of the survivor as
his condition was peculiarly distressing. From
bearing the bloom and livelness of happy man, he
changed to 'the scar and yellow leaf" of the parting
year, and when he arrived at the Depot here with
his sacred charge to carry home to 'Old Kentucky"
for burial, he looked himself the picture of DEATH
The messenger of the beloved dead he was, to take
them 10 their last repose and he appeared as though
tins would be his last We met him at the Nation
al Hotel, where the information of his bereavement
and his look of deep sorrow, had impressed the
whole house with sympathy as true to human ma.
ture as 1t was just to their kind feelings and the
gentleman SO afflicted. Last night, the bodies of
the wife and child were borne to Richmond. by the
husband and father, on their way home; a sad re-
turn of party who left home in buoyant spirits.
audare to meet again with the corouet of death at
the tire-side they left so happily Washington
Star.
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MISS CARLEN's- NEW WORK.
NEW ENGLISH BOOKS.

w. t. BERRY & c., hare just received
I. Davies History Of Holland from the beginning q te
Tenth to the end Ofthe Eighteenth Century sv cali -
2 NJ Theirs History of the Freneh Revolution vols.
calf with Portraits
s. Sir Hudson loves Journal-A History Of the Capv.
iy Of Napoleon at St Helen from The Letters and Journals
of the late LieutGenera Sir Hudson Love- and Official
DOcu nenss not before made public BY William Forsythe
NJ A, vols; cloth.
T. Townsends Lives of the Judges. 2v
s. The Republic of Plato w.
g. Pepys' Diary and Correspondents, Az calf s q. Z
:. Eveyns Diary and Correspondence, A. calf
8 Walkers Analysis Of Beauty "
g The Life Of Field-Marshal Wellington, sv y
10. Brees' Railway Practice, w
IL The Picture Pleasure Book for Children illustrated
BY 500 Engravngs 90.
L. De Lalme the Constitution of England, with Mr.
Macgregor's Notes.
13 Rome in the Nineteenth Century; containing a com
pee account Of the Ruins Of the Ancieat City, the Remains
of the Middle Ages and the Monuments Of Modern Times
with Remarks the Fine Arts the Museums Of Seulpur
and Painting, the Manrs. Customs and Religious Cere-
monies of the Modern Romans By Charlotte Eaton 5h
edition.
IA. Stories of English and Foreign Life BY William and
Mary Hewitt. With 90 engravings.
Is. Life Ofwelington, by AN Old Soldier.
ID. BOswels Life Of johnson. illustrated edition. vols
bound in calf
Il. Pope's Homer's HAD with Fiaxman's Illustrations
calf
Is. POpe's Homers Odyssey, with Faxmans Illustrations
calf
le. Halls Book Of British Ballads
% Beauties Of the Court Of Charles the Second with
Portraits.
2l The Illustrated Magazine Of Art
90. The Crystal Palace and its Contents
%. Maxwelrs Victories o;Wellngton
"a The Origin and PrOgress Of the Art Of Writing
noyl0
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From Persons Reliered.

tbs sweet the rich perfume to prove,
As by the dewy bush you rove;
IT'S sweet to dare the tangled fence,
To Gull the timd beauty thence;
To wipe with tender hands away
The tears that on its bushes lay;
Then TO the bosom of the free and far
Dromgooles Bitters in triumph bear.
Go ask yon Girl of sweet sixteen,
With cheeks so rosy and eyes so keen,
What cured that palpitating heart?
Dromgooles Bitters performed the greater part
Go ask yon husbands lovely wife
What cured her at the 'turn of lifes"
She answers, sweet, pleasant, and with ease,
Dromgoole's Biters gave me perfect case
For sale in Nashville BY the Proprietor at the Patent Med
cine Store College street. and by Druggists generally
nOvl5-dlw
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PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS. il has pleased Almeh- "a ~A
W ty God TO continue u the people <fSets-ers@SA
Of our State the bOunties Of his Provi- ss.SAAz<<
dence through another year He has preserved us
impaired rich inheritance ct civil and religious free
dOn-has Kept from without and tumuit within
has guarded Us from peSence and amine-has caused u
genial alterations OF sunshine and shower fall in their
season, upon The broad Of nd thus filing
homes aud sorehouSes with abundant provson Tor
and beast aud has reque The hand Of toll and industry
every department with rich aud full reward for all Of
which IT becomes people TO return thanks 10
Him who is the author and dispenser Of all good Under
solemn conviction Of these truths and in conformity with
cOmmendable usage in this and other Of our sister States
do therefore, designate and apart TIL RSDAY THE
PATH DAY OF NOVEMBER inst 10 be observed a. day
Of THANKSGIVING AND PRAYER, and | do earnestly
invite all the people Of the State deyout and religious
observance such.
In testimony whereof ANDREW JOHNSON. Governor Of
the State Of Tennessee have hereun;o set my hand
and caused the Great Seal OF said State be affixed
at Office in Nashville, this Tth day Of November.
1885.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the Governor.
W. b. A. RAMSEY. Secretary Of State.
All the papers the State will please publish the above
in their earliest issue. nOvS-td
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~ At the Verandah Hotel, kept by Mrs. En-
and her son-inaw Mr. BACHus, there is gentle
man from Scott County KY who, for taoese months, suffer
ed greatly from chronic disease Of the stomach and bowels
which could not be removed by the most aproCe Prace
respected and continued it for the Doctors sake
He had paid his Doctors Bill without any calculation Of
making another thinking it was ofno use; and
pressed any hope of his recovery except stranger who
happened to pass that way and advised him different
course of treatment which has this recommendation that
~ fire 1ceiS time it has made him feel like engaging in
business But why does he out of this spell of sick
strong advocate of DIR. ArnOld's Union Pills!
Because they the principal teney used in the treat
of his case and to their Efficacy he principally in
debted for his recovery Should not such be publish
ed? If persons opposed to their publication
anybody tell us the reason why?
The gentleman above referred is Elias STONE broth
er of JOIN STONE, the clerk at the YERANDAH
Nashville, Oct 19-tf
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Nashville and Louisville Weekly Packet,
WM GARNIN- @ L REEnER Master

z,
TTNHIS splendid Steamer is nearly IrSFnS~ h
pleted and will be at Nashville theiirs isfs4ts5'
rise of the river She will carry 400 tons
and her accommodations for passengers quaed by
any boat of her dimensions She will be commanded by
Capt c. r. REEDER, long and favOrably known to our
community and the Cumberland trade, generally
She will make regular weekly trips leaving Louisville
TUESDAYS and Nashville FRIDAYS, at O'Clock,
NJ At the former place passengers will lind various
Railroad and Steamboat lines convey them any point
of destination they may desire viz The old established line
to Cincinnat Union line to Wheeling; Psburg and Lou
sve line; jefferson Railroad, &C. &c All aording the
amplest accommodations, combined with expedition.
eSy~ All orders will be filled as low Cincinnati
,1Sg@ For Freight or Passage, apply TO
sep40-H HENRY /. lEATMAN, Agent.
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A WARNING.

Delay not; harbor not in your mind that sentence Of
fools philosophy, that disease will get well Of ITSELF
that you it with certain medicines for few dollars
Beware how you tamper with your general welfare.
Ye wild and vicious youths why will ye persist dosing
with the filthy naseltig compounds daily preferred there
by impang your appetite and digestion and destroying
you mentally well physically when you be cured
with few doses of pleasant medicines?
Ye rakes of every age and condition. why will We suffer
and repne and drag miserable existence united for
the enjoyment and even ordinary pursuits of life9 You
who thus annoyed and wish be restored to health and
vgor bya treatment at pleasant and eecua should
consult DR.. NORRIS His in chronicle diseases has
been greater than that of any other physician of his day
Many who have been for years afflicted with disease
sequences resulting from have been restored to
health and vigor under his really scientific treatment
Should personal interview be Objectionable state your
disease in wrtng-encloss five doars,-addreSs DR.. W.
ii. NORRIS through the Post-0fce Nashville Tenn and
package of medicines securely put up will be sent pr
vaely and with dispatch, full directions Herewith and
no questions asked
Persons living distance and afflicted with Scrotuls
Oh Ulcers letter Cheers pies, FistaG in ARO, Grage
Structures Gsts any disease whatever of aggrava
ted malignant charter be cured at home by consult
ing DR. MORRIS, by letter. post paid enclosing five dollars
Medicines pleasant and safe can be sent per mail to any
part of the United States.
Particular attention given to the treatment of female
plants. Ladies who may be afflicted with Irregularities
Flour A4as or WAihs ProJaPsas Uteri FILLING Of
tie Wa would do well TO lay aside all false delieacy
and promptly consult the DR.. CURES WARRaSrEDl
Office Mutual Protection Insurance Office Cedarst
near Post Office. Room, No. IA, up stairs. lnov6. IT,
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DIR. MOrse's InVigorating Elixir COrdiaI---
Among all herbs applied in medical practice that which
forms the main ingredient in this preparation stands
preme tits Natures catholOcon. Had the travels of DIR.
Morse which has added much Science in its various
branches resulted the discovery Of this herb alone, be
would still have been the greatest benefctor of the age
Mineral remedies utterly superseded by this purely
getabe specific And you weak, dyspepc nervous sub
ect sudden hushes, CONFUSED with neuralgia &c DO
re irregular in any physical function enervated in any
organ subject to spasmodic pains of any kind Here is
your remedy Is your mind your memory clouded; does
your head fail you in business you depressed in spirits
debitaed out and utterly out of heart 2? Here is
your Here is stimulGnt effective than
alcohol permanent in its effects and harmless to the system
filtered water Think of these things you that sick
and suffering, and test our words by experiment
The Cordial is put up highly concentrated, in pint bot
ties Price three dollars per bottle two for five dollars six
for twelve dollars. C. H. RING, Proprietor,
1872, Broadway, New York
Sold by Druggists throughout the United States Canada
the West Indies and by W. F. GRAY successor to Cart
right Armstrong OF Market and Broad Streets
Nashville Tennessee. Oet26-1mO ,try&w.
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DHLADELPHIA ONE PRICE CLOTHING

L STORE Cedar street, the Post Office Nashville
tennessee We respectfully call the attention of Gentle
men TO the advantageous arrangement that have
y made for he purpose of furnishing them with clothing
superior quality at mucn lower rates than has heretofore
been charged by similar establishments The senior part
ner Mr. H. ID. Clifton residing and remaining continually
in PHILADELPHIA having been for many years engaged in
the purchase of material and the manufacturing of Clothing
IN the Eastern Markets. gives decided advantages which
returning TO the benefit of customers With this
arrangement and the price principle fatter
selves that shall be able to give satisfaction all who
may favor with their patronage
!S5- Making to Order.--We have in ou employ one
of most experienced and superior the United
States and will warrant work give entire satisfaction
Our stock of Goods on hand is large and beautiful
prsing all the latest STYLES of fabrics introduced Gentle
men will please call and examine stock,
nova CLIFTON & ABBOTT
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NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS U. S. MAIL PACKE

VNHE splendid new passenger steamer, aC
i H. r. w. HILL, THos Newell, Mas Ht--t-5l-SllS
ter, will in the above trade this
son. leaving Memphis her first trip on ezzrzzazsH<
Saturday, the 22d of October. The HILL connects at
Memphis with the Nashville and Memphis u s. Mail Pack
cts and will give through tickets from New Orleans to
Nashville.
The splendid passenger steamer JOHN SIMPSON, will
leave Nashville every Wednesday, at NJ, with freight
ard passengers for the Hill.
A. HAMILTON, -
oct6 A. l.. DAVIS, agent
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THE UNITED STATES SURPLUS REVENUE.

The London Times has an article on the surplus
revenue of our National Treasury in which, after
saying that Of all the pacicators which the pres
ent warlike crisis has called into action the difficult
ty Of finding money is undoubtedly the most po-
tent, and that the Chancellor Of the Exchequer is
always er-e3iio a man of peace, adds:
That which cuts off the ways and means, while it
enormously increases the xpenditure-which dams
up the sources Of taxation al the very moment when
1t is draining them lry-that which can convert a
surplus into 4 deficit and drlct into bankrupt
cv-is legitimate object Of financial adherence.
Austria cannot keep the eXpeud ture over herincome
within the Honstrous amount oi fifty millions Of
florins In France imperial omuipoteuce cannot
coerce the budget within reasonable dimensions;
and even we show too much pride at our surplus for
persons who regard it as durable ard permanent
possession Bat there is one man IN the world and
that man finance minister, who Is troubled with
none of these diihcultes-nay, Is just now suffer-
ing under difficulties Of precisely contrary charac-
ter. Tie American Secretary OF the Treasury, Mr..
Guthrie is prosecuted by AN obstinate surplus,
which clnes To him Ike the Old Man Of the Sea to
the neck of Sinbad and is perpetually claiming APP
preparation where means exist OF devOting TO the
public service the Superabundant riches of the rev
enue.
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STEAMBOATS,.

VHOR ST. LOUIS.-THE REGU- r.
l. LAR Packet ALE0NA, Captain JAMES "a
MILLER will leave here Saturday the 18th
inst at o'clock, p. NJ. A. HAMILTON,
movie Agent.