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The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13
Office hours from O'Clock, A, NJ. 9P.M.
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nor


We wish to call the attention of renders the ad
vertsement of this gentleman whose extensive practice
and great is sufficient to induce all those afflicted
to give him call The Doctor not only regularly edu
Gated Physician he has the principles of honesty and
feel for his fellow beings He has undoubte ly
practice than any other Physician in San Francisco and 1t
fast increasing To those acquainted with the Doctor
we say nothing his skill and integrity they
well Enown but to strangers do say call at 226 u
pont street. and you will find that friend in need is
friend indeed.
From the ''SoWthern Medical Journal.l
PROFESSOR HUNGERFORD,
Although opposed TO the system of advertising yet VIC
deem but just this gentleman admit that his system
of in Private Diseases is undoubtedly the most
approved in throughout the civilized WorId
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100 Cases Extra Clear Bqcon-150 terces Choice
/ \ H., tI,Ie fIa.-a,d Ness

1000 BOXEsCAsTILE SOAP;
lOOO so Cases fresh Straw berres; TIA:
l5O cs Fresh Peaches; $50 c. Turky and Ohlcken;
$50 cs q and 3 gallon Peachas;
100 cs Brandy Fruits:
rs cs Cream Tartar, in glass and papers,
100 cs Sardines; - assorted Jellies:
100 cs CLANS and Lobsers; 80 Fresh Raspberrles;
100 cs Green Corn and P3as;
20 cs Fruit Tobacco; 90 cs Grape Tobacco;
$50 gross T D Pipes; 500 Gross superior Matches;
500 bxs Adamanne candles; 900 bxs sperm Candies;
200 bxs Gambler; fancy bxs $50 wrapping Paper;
$50 cs Champagne Older, 500 Claret and Sauterne.
For sale by GOODWIN 3 Co
Aug lS-lm 81 California street, san FRANCISCO
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STORY, REDINGTON s CO.,
Importers and Dealers in
DRUGS. Medicines. Chemicals,

Perfumery, Fancy Articles &c
eBrc} Building, Sansome corner Of Merchant street
San Francisco California
Agents for Osgood's India Cholssogue, Wistdr's
Balsam of Wild Cherry, Graefenberg Co.'S Medl
cines, Corbetts Shakers Sarsaparilla, DR.. Hunts
Life Elixir and Hyatt's Balsam..
From the fact that enc of on: firm will reside per
manently in the Atlantic States, and superintend
in person the purchasing, putting up and shipping
of goods for this market, iater ourselves that
offer superieur advantages, both in quality and
price, to any others in our line Of business.
march l9-3m Story, REDINGToN & Co.
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j o = II - YT,OR

Importer 8 Jobber of Druggists Chemical,
C0niectioners Glassware Perfumery Fancy Goods &C.
i2U w shlngton ST. bet Montgomery l. Sansome streets
81 40 on hahd complete assortment of Shop Furni.
ture and can fit out Drug Store and Pysicns' offices
at snort notice Also Prescription Walls Hair Oil and
ohtum ooties fnnnes Graduates Mortars and Pestles
Spatuas, Corks Twne. Syringes Also fine assortment
OF Druggists Perfumeries and Liquor Labels Combs
brushes Perfqnery packed with sepS3 m
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PREPARING FANCY DRINKs,
NOTICE.

NATILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION on the
wv premises, to the highest biddr Gin Twenty days
from date OF first publication of this advertisemenD ut
ONE O'CLOCK P. NJ, SEVEN SHARES in the Mining
Claims owned by what is known as the "Monte Cristo
Company situated in Bridgeport Township near French
Corral; Four of said Claims being owned by Paul
Leaueaud and the other Three by j. c. King, said claims
to be sold TO pay assessments in said company.
BERNARD JAUREGUIBERRY,
Sept 22-3w* Sec'y Monte Crsto Co.
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II. DAVIS-BANKER.
Chairs, BedsteadS, &c.

THE undersigned has now on
a p i hand, and is constantly man
IT. MIsal ufacturing at the Roger Williams
iE-SA Spring. Nevada, various kinds
and patterns of Chairs, Bedsteads, Wasb-stands
Tables ETC., which, being manufactured by ma
chinery he can sell at the lowest price. Having
had ample experience he feels assured and will war
rant that his work is inferior to Turning Of
all kinds done to order, and at the shortest notice
Oct-2-ly VIM q STILES,
Lumber Lumber ..
ALSO-For sale, in small or large quantities,
all kinds of Lumber, at the cheapest cash rates,
at the NiIl ON Roger Williams Spring. Persons
on the Yuba will find the situation of this mill Pc
culiarly handy for them, and all persons wanting
the article will do well to call
VIM c. STILES.
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E1iners Exchange and Savings Bank,

A IL MONIES LEFT AT THIS BANKING HOrrSF WHY
"A bear an interest of per cent per MONTH redeem
able at pleasure counting interest from of deposit
GOLD psr lfat this Office TO be aSsayed or for coinage t
the United States Branch Mint will receive D1rnedate AT
ehuon and the results from assays will be returned
every Iof e%ht hours; and the charge in all cases will
only be and half per cent incluling aiI cbaras f
Assay and Coinage or onehaf per for assav alone
when the amount fifty ounces and upwards all amounts
under fifty ounces. the price will be S5.
Miners and Merchants leaving Cold Dust at this Rankn
House to be assayed have immediate advance on
their gold without any charge for advancing
Bills Of Exchange the Eastern States at ninety davs
from date or at sixty days from sight will be drawn az
par Sight Drafts viii be drawn at three per cent or at
the usual rates at the time Of drawing
Stint Certificates purchased a reasonable discount
Gold dust and gold bars purchased the highest
price
GE5- Rich Quartz Specimens valued free of charge and
the highest price paid for them when offered sale
July -, leo4-tf Cor, Montgomery and sac. streets
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HOME FOR FAMILIES.
For s ale.

"a RARE CIT
TEIIE property known Jones' Ferry formerly S1voot
Il lands crossinS) situated the South Yuba five nils
from Nevada Oily, six miles from Grass Valley and fony
miles from Rough and Ready, and the most direct
route all places South of Nevada to all the Nor
thern Towns is offered for SALE ~ -Oi
he property consists of good boat and oIl thine, -
tanning to the Ferry, in good order large frame JIope
Stoves, cooking utensils and all the appurtenaucas 81
hose-keeplnS good stock of groceries to sunnIv tho
mining trade of the vicinity; Two fine Sows fonTteen
Well grown pigs, and great number offow Also good
Dltch property supplying water 10 the mining claims OF
inc BAR ana RIVER banks for the greater part of the year
the subscriber after absence of SIX wears wishes ~
return TO his home in the Eastern States he will sell the
SAID property at very reasonable price for cash. Any
person desrous OF making good investment would do
well to call and examine The premises
NJ C. JONES'
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DIR. EUNGEREoRD'S


l III L Il II M II ~ y a IL " L ! L L,
No 22613 DUPONT STREET
between Washington and Jackson sts, San Francisco.
DIX U NGEFORD respectfully announces to ms friends
and the public that he will continue the practice ed
cine and Surgery at his old Rooms No 22G Dupont street
between Washington and Jackson street.
The Doctor having taken all the rooms arranged
them that he can be consulted in privacy by patients
either male or female, without being by any pelop
except himself.
In the treatment OF Diseases entrusted to his care
deleteriOus drugs or medicines administered.
Rooms and board for persons who may wish remain
private few days under treatment
TO THE I.ADlES-The Doctor has Private Hospital
reception of Females
All letters of advice, encosinS Ten Dollars, (and
no other,) viii be promptly attended to.
Rg- Remember, DIR. HUNGERFORD No 22615 Dupont
street. between jackson and Washington streets Fran
cisco.
Office hours from O'Clock A. NJ to 9PM
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Fancy Goods Notions, SC

Fancy Goods Notions, SC.
LNX CLIPPER HURRICANE-Now opened and fol
kL sale
Tarlton and berages; Zephyr wool and canvas;
Powder TASKS & gun wadding; Walker & Cox's CAPS
Game bags and powder horns; Warren'S needles;
India Rubber stays and whalebone,
Cotton and linen floss; Figured Swiss muslin:
Derby letter paper; Envelope and blank books;
Ink and steel pens; Goats Gotten and woolen hosiery
Back dressing combs Pearl s. fancy dressing combs
Pearl and fancy dress combs; Hooks eyes pins;
Pearl and fancy dress buttons; Tobacco and snuff bxs
Lubin's extracts and perfumery; Razors and strops
White and blk stay binding; Shaving e. hair brushes
Pearl, velvet and morocco pormonnaies;
Ladies' fancy work boxes &C., &c,
With general assortment of galoons, braids laces
embroideries, sc. For sale by JONES, TOBIN & CO.,
Importers and Jobbers
Sept 15-1m Cor. Sansome and Sacramento streets
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DR.. II. V. BICKNELL,
Eclectic Physician and Surgeon

Office ON Broad Street, I'd Door abore the I'm
ion Hotel t-
DR. BICKNELL is a graduate of the Aoepathic
D School-practced six years according to its
theories and principles then adopted the Eclectic
System and has practced it fifteen years. He cures
all diseases without the use of mercury any other
noisonous minerals. Tho medicines he uses are
purely vegetable, E., roots and herbs and their ex-
tracts and compounds
DR.. BICKNELL is also Dentist and will
plug teeth with pure gold tor So cavity, and
Extract teeth for 81 each.
His Tooth Powder is unequalled for curing the
Scurvy and making the Teeth white.
Oct. 81, 1858. Zo-u
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Ii Nevcr has FdHed-H cannot Fail tc Cure
rEl HIS Invaluable Specific int oduced into Pisa
ffty gears since became well known ser
tain c-e that in and city. not only the Con
tinent but m Great Bain the demand for it great
its merits G0undiJ, that in less than year from
introduction it had SUpgid alIother remedies. The
Medical Faculty OF the principal cities Of Europe
compelled to acknowledge its wonderful mastery dis
ProprctUrs Of other Medicine jealous OF its sway,
vainv caGcaroTei its onward pragres. Like grass
before the mower tLeir efforts fell to the ground and Ike
fire the prairies sweeping all before it. its onward march
became triumphant IT stood forth upon its merits;
discerning public tried and convinced of its mag
ical The massive furtune acquired by Dr. Pareira
from the sale Of it during the six year3 he prepared it.
alone bore witness TO its Mtrdcl1S merits. At the de-
of The Doctor, the recipe bequeahed to his
who has lately introduced the remedy into the United
States. The number Of it has: already made
Astonishing. Thousands and tens of thousands bear
testimony to Its efficacy.
Ill qyho use it, It lriU CURE,
With safety speedand certainty other medicine has
possessed.
Resort to No Quack NoStrume.
Use remedy that has been ried for the yast years
aud never known to fail
BEWARE OF COCNTyTFEITS.
The extensive sale Of this wonderful medicine has already
caused person persons to palm off the unsus
pecng spurious compound closely resembling the Orig
inaI. BE particular to buy without the written sig
nature Of PaTeiTa the outside wrapper, of each
bottle. All others counterfeit and their c0mpounders
Will be punished with the utmost rigor OF the law
Price Three Dollars per bottle. For sale by r. Bahcoc
whom all orders must be addressed liberal discount
made 10 Wholesale dealers.
d. BABCOCK, Wholesale Druggist.
au 25 3r 1873 avStrcet Sal Francisco.
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Santa Clara Mills,

NAFE ARE NOW RECEIVING daily from the Mill
Wv asupply of this CHOICE BRAND FLOUR. No
effort shall be wanting TO susBin the good repuatiun
acquired the Fast The improvements recently
introduced warrant in saying that this Flour will be of
uniform quality, and equal in I'LL respects The best
brands of tho imported PATCH & CLAYTON,
Aug % Agents for tho MILL No. 40 Clay street
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San FFaneisco A0beftisemsnts.
-INTEBYATT0EST, UOTVg,


Jackson ST.. between Montgomery and Kearney Streets
= ENHE undersigned takes pleasure in announcinrr
Il 10 their Old friends and the public generally
that they have leased for term of years the above
five story brick fire proof Hotel. furnished it in the
most substantial chaste and elegant style, and is
now open for the inspection and patronage of tho
public Their House is sitnated in the vicinity OF
the Steamboat Landing, near the business portion
of the city, is convenient for the business commu.
nifty, and being located on elevated ground, lust
aside from the thoroughfares, is also a desirable
HOME FOR FAMILIES.
And gentlemen at leisure. The international" is
entirely on the European plan Of Lodgings-with
basement, and also Ladies Ordinary on the nam
floor
N 8 An Omnibus will always be found at tho
steamer landings IN readiness to convey passengers
10 the Hotel at charge of 81. Baggage Free
+. S. PECK,
HENRY FISHER,
pm 0-0m Proplietrs
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8 TGHT CHECKS on Sacramento and
- San Francisco in to suit purchasers at
par Jan'y 1st '54 II. DAVIS,
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TO ACCOMMODATE TEE pusxrc
FRANKLIN BAKERY,

ZINE STREET. 81, DOOR FROM cAHiNilitIAI:
FTI TIE UNDERSIGNED having taken this established and
popular house respectfully beg leave to assure the
public that they will continue to besow unrertted atten
ton upon their business pains or expense oeAS spare
TO make it equal to any Bakery in the tewn.
While we feel assured that old customers VIII nave
no reason to desert US respectfully invited 10
rive US trial and we engage give them the most en-
tire satisfaction. .-,---, ,-,,1r,
Au25. fo1nIL. : 49, = n---l--
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NEW YORK. HOTEL.

1sA1sV AV-~.A HzO 2A113
Broad street. Nevada.
EA YEN HE propretors would again respectfully call
%..A attention to the fact that his well known house
IssliI is now
IN COMPLETE READINESS
TO TOACCCEzNzCDATE TEE pJELEC.
To every thing pertaining TO their comfort
All the delcaces the country affords, always hand In
regard to the culinary department. it is only necessary to
the former reputation of the house will be sustained
regardless of expense or trouble.
The Bar viii at all times be supplied with the Best Wines
Liquors and Cigars &C.
The best proom give of the thanks for the kindness
extended, viii be in endeayoridG to please all.
au24 T STROUD, proprietor
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WILLIAMSON & DASF LEY

BANNERS, N1ain street, Nevada,
CHECKS on PAGE, BACON & Co SAN Francisco,
And
D. O. MILLS & Co.. sAcRANEwTo. At P AR.
BILLS OF EACHfNGE.
TAGE, BACON e CO.'S Drafts on ne" ofN
- and ST. Louis, in sums 10 suit.
GOLD DUST purchased at the highest market price
received on deposit sent to the assay Office and re-
turns made from Mint Certificate at the lowest rates.
PURE QUICKSILVER from the New Almaden Mines
always on hand wholesale and retail June loft
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Attention EEiners !!

E7CGaGELSA .oaotTS,
ID EFINER AND ASSAYER OF GOLD, has established
N himself in the of the Store of amson Daw-
ley, for the above purpose
BLACK AND DIRTY GOLD CLEANED.
CHARGES MODERATE.
REFER TO WILLIAMSON x DAWLEY 13-3n
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-09-06
VERMONT ELECTION.

The election in this State for governor members OF Con-
and members of the State legislature took place yes
terday and doubtless resulted in an abolition triumph
What ground the democrats occupied may be seen by the
following from the Danville vermon North STAR DEM
ocratic paper in its issue of the I'd instant:
BE united. There good reason why the democrats
in every town should be united and whether they are
successful defeated by the fusion movements OF the day.
UNION should still be the democratic watchword 1t VIII
add much to the present strength and future success OF the
party.
Our friends we'll know the kind of opposition they have
to contend with this year.
Lct them meet this opposition like who not to be
from their adherence party in which they have
so long and SO justly confded.
In short let next Tuesday tell the mongre whig office
seeking opposition that there's yet sound democratic party
in Vermont party governed by attachment to broad ma
tona principles rather than by sm and sectional
impractcabe issues.
DEMOCRATS, to the pols!"
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THE TRUTH MUST PREVAIL.

When Boston closed the gates of Faneul Hall upon her
great Webster the heart of the country opened unto him.
When Philadelphia hung the palaces of her merchant
princes in sable Jackson had dcfed the Bank of
the United States Labor uplifed his broad brow and
blessed the hero who had resisted the monster So will it
be with Judge Douglas at Chicago. Refused hearing
there he will 60 out among the people of the State and
address them in their villages and in their ownsupon
their vast praries and by their lovely streams Chicago
,cU hear him then Chicago will hear him in the majority
which will his eloquence in the State and in the
shouts that will encourage those noble representatives who
stand upon the great principle of popular sovereignty
The fanatics who close their to the truth and who
clamor down the champions of the right more and more
remind us of the despos of the Old Wordof those who
terrified at the voice of the people, and trembling at the
approach of REFORM seek to drown the tones of honest
opinion in sea of blood to shut out the great doc
trnes of freedom by conceang themselves behind walls OF
triple granite They hear last however but that is
only when they fall.
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sense But let it be remembered that the blood OF the
martyrs is the seed of the church.
After having opened the hoodgates of religious perse
cution would they could they stay their devastation
No. II grows by what it feeds There is in every breast
Unborn spirit of resistance oppression and there is
nothing like submission the part of the down-rodden
spirit of religious belief may droop in chains but its
holy aspirations will live until the last ray of life shall be
lost in death
Religious liberty this country is the last inheritance
that will ever be surrendered II is linked to civil liberty
and in that union they will live sink together
Ask the descendants of the pilgrim fathers OF New Eng
land the Catholics of Maryland, and the Huguenos of
South Carolina if they alien that maryrsprt that
made our New World the refuge and home Of their ances
tors ask the friends OF civil and religious liberty every
where throughout land if they willing to surren-
der this precious boon into the hands of SECRET so
GETTY who are the first to commence crusade against
this sterhood that gives to us all the blessings OF TINS
life and the consultations that look to the life to come
No Let be wise in time and keep of the ncendiary
with his torch and the leper with his plague
Be it remembered that this crusade is not alone against
Catholicism and citizens Of foreign birth 1t aims to dis
franchise all who not in membership with the order
whether natye-born or foreign No matter how largely
they may share the burdens of government, no matter
what may be their rights under the constitution they
held be disqualified for the most important civil rights
Thus civil and religious liberty under the ban Of these
mysterious crusaders and zealots Such des-
potsm can never have sway in this land Of liberty
This fell spirit may be Numbered from graceess pupis
cantng hypocre sancmonious propagandists, and in
weighing colporeurs political demagogues, sipendAry
press the rsbbe followers of vice. the midnight saturnaas
of council conclaves and the ncantaons Of black spirits
and white rcd spirits and gray; but the stern power OF
freemen will gather around the constitution and give it
new strength for the support Of civil and religious lib
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-09-06
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.

The democratic party represents the great principles of
progress 1t onward aM outward in its movements II
has heart action and motives for world 1t const
tes the principle Of diffusion and to humanity what the
centrifugal tho revolving orbs of universe What
them democracy is TO principle II is the soul
in action 1t conforms to the providence of God 1t has
confidence man. and abiding reliance in his high dest
nv 1t seeks the largest liberty, the greatest good and the
surest happiness 1t aims build up the great interests of
the many to the least detrimen to the few. 1t remembers
the past without negectng the present IL establishes the
present without fearing to provide for the future 1t
for the weak while permits injustice to the strong 1t
oppresor and prepares the subjects of tyranny
for freedom 1t mcs the bigots heart to meekness and
onces his mind to knowledge 1t dspos the clouds of gno
rance and superstition and prepares the people for nstruc
ton and selfrepect Ii adds wisdom to legislation and i'm
proved Judgment to government II fayors enterprise that
yields reward many, and industry that permanent.
II is the pioneer of humantythe conservaor of nations IT
FAILS ONLY WHEN ITSELF. Por
popui Del has proved to be proveb and prediction
BIZ the author Of The Republic Of the United States Of America
He (the King of England) has endeavored to prevent
the population of these States Tor that purpose obsructng
the laws the naturalization OF foreigners refusing pass
others encourage their migration hhe and raising the
conditions Of appropriations OF Of
Independence.
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THE FUSION IN OHIO.

The wings in Ohio uniting themselves with the abo
litionsts and know-nothings whenever they get
chance to do So They go into the arrangement sometimes
The dropping of the name of whg which generally
done in order TO please the aboltons and prescription
lists occasions some groans and grumblng bat the wings
generally submit and whiggery all the State
flies the fusion proscrptiye abolition flag under the
of the peoples ticket Here and there there is So
called national whg, who shakes his head and stands
off his mind filled with apprehensions OF another defeat
like that of 1852 and his memory retentve Of such neg
ected traditions of whiggery as Henry Clay and Daniel
Webster But the work Of fusion goes on.
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From the Missouri Republican, (whig,) Aug. B.
THE IOWA ELECTION

Until the result became known it generally sup
wing victory would be gained, and wing victory ac-
knowedged, in the recent election in Iowa. We never
looked upon it in that light and confess that we re-
garded the wing party sold to the abolitionis and
now see that is so considered by all those who in
the secret The governor elect Mr.. Grimes, for whom
have every respect has always been acknowledged
wing; but if we mistake not his colleagues the
ticket were all abolitionis and nominated because they
So Nominations for Legislature and for Congress
mainly of the stripe and although the aboli-
tonss powerless far numbers concerned,
having usually in previous elections given from thou
sand twelve hundred votes only yet it contrived
that aboloniss and reeoers should come in and carry
off the of all the Offices The New York Tribune
claims it republican" victory, and papers in Iowa
deny any right in the wings appropriate any part of the
triumph to themselves 1t not according to them,
wing victory but antNebraska and republcanparty"
victory and long the wings furnish the majority of
votes and pursue this silly course they may expect find
that this will be the The wing party in Iowa composed
four-ths of all the opposition to ocofocoism it existed
the last presidential election They have suffered them
selves be absorbed by the minority of that opposition
made up of abotonsts and all the offices and the
of the party taken from them 1t sort of snatch
game played upon them before they of it, and
of which they will have ample for repentance herea
ter Their fate inclined to believe from the signs
in New York and elsewhere will not be lost upon those
who have to participate in elections in other States