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The Nevada journal., 1854-11-03
YE THAT SUFFER- READ! READ !
DR.. PAREIRAS
GREAT ITALIAN REMEDY |

1TIT TtT n
PRIvATENATURE, NO MATTER HOW LONG STANDING,
WITHOUT ANY INJURIOUS EFFECTTO THE SYSTEM,
OR ANY CHANGE OF DIET.
Ii Nerer has Failed-H cannot Fail tc Cure.
T HIS Invaluable Specific first int oduced into Pisa
| ffy ucars since soon became well known o Ger
cure town and city not only the Con-
nent but n Great Britain the demand for great
its merits astounding that in less than one year from
its introduction had sppated all other remedies The
Medical Faculty Of the principal cities OF Europe were
compelled to acknowledge its wonderful mastery dis
Proprieors Of other Medicine jealous OF its
vanly endeavored to stay its onward pragress Like grass
before the mower efforts fell to the ground and like
fire on the prares sweeping all before it, its onward march
became triumphant 1t stood forth upon its merits
discerning public tried and convinced OF its mag
ca lires The massive furtune acquired by Dr. Parelra
the sale of it during the six year3 he prepared it,
alone bore witness to its miraculous n,er At the de-
cease Doctor the recipe bequeathed to his
who has lately introduced the remedy into the United
States Tho number Of cures it has already made are
Astonishing Thousands and tens Of thousands bear
testimony to its efficacy.
Ill 1rho use it, 1t rW CURE,
With safety speed certainty no other medicine has over
possessed.
Resort to No Quack Nostrumc.
Use remedy has trisd for the yastI6y ears,
aud never known to fail.
BEWARE CoUErKRFITs.
The extensive sale Of this wonderful medicine has already
caused persons to palm of the unsus
pecting o spurious compound closely resembling the Orig
nal Be particular buy without the written sig
nature OF Parera d. on the outside wrapper OF each
bottle All others counterfeit and their compounders
will be punished with the utmost rigor of the law
Price Three Dollars per bottle For sale by d. Babcock
sole Agent California Oregon and the Sandwich Islands
to whom all orders must be addressed liberal discount
made to wholesale dealers.
D. BABCOCK. Wholesale Druggist
au25 3m 133 ClayfStreet San Francisco
DR. JOHN LARK Agent, Nevada. California.
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THRTIAiCNIAI Txxn .---
From the ''Echo du Pacific,
ID IJT-A- M


We wish to call the attention Of our readers to th -
yersement OF this gentleman whose extensive nr,.t..
and great success is sufficient to induce all those
to give him call The Doctor not only regularly ed
Gated Physician but he has the prnc1les OF honest;
feel for his fellow beings He has undoubtedly 49,
practice than any other Physician in San Francisco ~ ~
is fast increasing To those acquainted With the noct
say nothing as to his skill nnd integrity as tbeT @
well Enown but to strangers, do say call at 1891 u
pont street and you will find that friend in need e
friend indeed. " eeu 10
From the ''So,tthern MEDICAL Journal,
PROFESSOR HUNGERFORD
Although opposed 70 the system of ADVERTISING v..
deem but Just to this gentleman admit that hi,
OF treatment in Private Diseases is undoubedv tbe
approved one now IN use throughout the civilized world
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JOHN WILLIAMS,
Justice OF the Peace.
OFFICE on Main street, Simon's Brick building. mex
door to Wells. Fargo s Co. q 3m
CToP THE MURDERER! : s14ot

- =
~ REWARD-The above reward will be paid for the
apprehension and delivery the authorities of Nevada
county of THOMAS WARREN AMASON. the man who
murdered Reuben D. Bonney at Virgin Flat, the 18th
of july 1854 TO wit $500 by the Cuurt OF Sessions of
Nevada county, and 5000 by the citizens of Washington
and Jefferson Amason is about five feet 10 inches high,
heavy set round and full rather than bony has dark hair
dark hazel eyes, round face and ford complexion, with
slight scar his right cheek: also two his
stomach, made by knives and when excited has slight
impeachment in his speech. Aug 25, 1S54-tf
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ro A.. nneaiea1 Profession and the Publie,

RRs. II. HUNT & C. D. CLEVELAND have associated
- themselves in the PRACTICE OF SURGERY
Thev are furnished with instruments OF every variety Of
the latest and most approved patterns, together with
paratus and prepared to perform any operation or
treat any in this department Of Medicine that may
present itself.
DIR. HUNT may be found at Lark's Drug Store Main
street, Nevada, and DR.. CLEVELAND at his Office on
Maip street, opposite the sGrass Valley House."
Valley. Sept, g, 1554-n
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NOTICE.
Removal of the American Market,

A JOHNS. Proprietor Of the American Market, viii
Ne occupy during the erection Of FireProof Brick
building the old se) the Store next door heretofore
occupied by ]. n Turner where he will be able to sup
ply his customers usual He has in Store large
Stock and selling low for Cash. His meat market will
also bs continued with bis Grocery business Sep 221m
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Fl, DAVIS-BANKER.
DR.. H. V. BICKNELL,
Eclectic Physician and Surgeon,

Eclectic Physician and Surgeon,
Office on Broad Street, I'd Door aboue the I'm
ion Hotel
nR. BICKNEL L is a graduate Of the Aloepathic
H. School-practiced six years according to its
theories and principles, then adopted the Eclectic
System, and has practiced it fifteen years. He
all diseases without the of mercury any other
poisonous minerals. The medicines he are
purely vegetable, l. e., roots and herbs and their
tracts and compounds.
DIR. BICKNELL is also Dentist, end will
plug teeth with pure gold tor SO cavity, and
Extract teeth for s2 each.
His Tooth Powder is unequalled for curing the
Scurvy and making the Teeth white.
Oct. 2l, 1853. 26-tf
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WIN. KNOX ELLIOTT.

A NY PERSON OR PERSONS knowing the Whereabouts
~ WIN. KNOX ELLIOTT, would be conferlne
great favor his friends and his brother, no 'es az
Oh ega by writing James Nc c. Elliott, Neyaoa' and
to let him know where 10 write 10. He Is Doo. ehu
Shoe mukeY by trade Cct,o-i"
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Tailoring & Emporium of Fashions.

~ The undersigned feeling grateful for the pub
KAl;c patronage that has been bestow ed upon him
41in this city, begs leave to inform his friends
that he has just received direct from San Francisco
A Choice and well Selected
STOCK OF ECASSIMERE
CLOTHS, &c, &C.,
Which he will make up to order in a neat style
Particular attention paid to Cleaning and Reno
waiting Clothes He can always be found at his old
stand, on Commercial street, two doors west of y
z. Blackman's fancy dry goods store.
Maj. JACK DOWNING,
Nevada May S, 1S54-tf Merchant Tailor.
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Law Notice.

ctTANTON BUCKNER and c. w. HILL, have
y associated themselves in the practice ofthe Law
and will attend to all business that may be entrus-
ted 70 their care Office on Broad street adjoining
Journal Office. STANTON BUCKNEH,
c.. WILSON HILL.
Nevada, Sept 1853. 20H
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opposite the Hall OF Receipts and Lafayette Restaurant.
DIR. IIUNGERFORD respectfully announces TO hi, f.a
and the public, that he will continue the practice Of Ned
cine and Surgery at his old Rooms No Dupont street
between Washington and Jackson street
The Doctor having taken all the rooms has 80 ARRANGED
them that he can be consulted in privacy by his paten,a
except himself - r
In the treatment of Diseases entrusted TO his car. na
deleterious drugs or medicines administered
Rooms and board for persons who may wish TO remain
private few days under treatment
TO THE LADlES.-The Doctor has a Private Hospital
under the Charge Of an excellent Maron Errvesly for d.
reception of Females.
n B. All letters of advice enclosing Ten Dollars land
no other will be promptly attended to.
H1s- Remember DR.. HUNGERF0RD No 226]< nunont
street. between Jackson and Washington streets San Fra.
cisco.
ONCE hours from O'Clock, A N. tooP.M
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San Francesca Advertisements,

100 Gases Extra Clear gS foGa2o Clear stss' Mes Pork So'
100 erces Leaf Lord, in tin 25O hf bbls Corn Neal
1000 mats No China Sugar
5 D 600 pounds light Peruvian Sugar
900 barrels and half barrels Crushed sugar
900 irkins choice Butter
500 kegs F. B. Syrup, s. s, and IA gals
100 6 Honey in tins; 80 cases Cheese
7o69 bags Chill Beans $50 Mats Rio Coffee:
1000 mats No China Kice 100 cs hf gal FicJie4 1
$50 8 and 5 keg Pickles +; l50 cks Ale ana ioi'st
100 cs salt: 100 bags whole Pepper
200 eeroons Chile Peaches ., d.; rr,tts
cfassorted Spices 100 cs assorted flc ao,
Eor slle pJ o0 San Francisco.
nuv1S I'm
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To Accon1NroDArE THE PUBLIC.
Franklin Bakery.

PINE STREET, 81, COMMERCIAL.
TIN HE undersigned having taken this established and
popular house respectfully beg leave to assure the
public that they will continue to bestow unremitted aten
ton upon their business pains or expense being spared
10 make it equal to any Bakery in the tewn.
While feel assured that old customers will have
reason desert respectfully invited to
give us trial and engage to give them the most en-
tire satisfaction. -
Au25. TA1LOK " MElh
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VALUABLE CLAIMS AND DITCH

VALUABLE CLAIMS AND DITCH
.1.x.Eor sale.
THE SUBSCRIBER, being compelled to raise money
win sell either of several sets of Valuable Claims,
situated in Sweetland Mining district on the French
Corral range. These Claims been opened from one
10 TWO years, and well opened that large set of
hands can work for several years They are we'll know
to The public, as very productive Connected with them
of water.
For terms enquire of the subscriber at Sveetlands or
of A. A. Sargent at this Office.
Nevada, Sept. 90, le54-lm JAMES WEAVER,
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Santa Clara Mills,

\AFE ARE NOW RECEIVING daily from the MIL
w supply Of this CHOICE BRAND OF FLOUR. No
effort shall be wanting to ssBin the good reputatun
acquired the past! The improvements recently
introduced warrant in saying that this Flour will be of
brands OF the imported. PATCH CLAYTON.
Aug25 Agents for the Mill, No 40, Clay street.
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WILLIAMSON Il DAW l. Ely
Attention Miners !!

FrrodorIck SChoftc,
" FFINFR AND ASSAYER OF GOLD, has established
IL himself in the rear of the Store Of williamson Daw'
Iey for the above purpose
GLACk AND DIRTY GOLD CLEANED.
CHARGES MODERATE.
Rr-rFR To WILLIAMSON K DAWIEY 13-3m
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NEW YORK HOTEL,

Broad StrOct, Nevada.
kzgA rVN He proprietors would again respectfully cad
S.A attention to the fact that his we'll known house
EsiI. .in. is
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Administrators Notice.

Nj Office Is HEREBY GIVEN to all persons having
. claims against VIM. WILLIAMS, late OF Nevada
county, deceased to exhibit the with the necessary
vouchers within ten months from this date to the under
signed Administrator, at his residence on Montezuma
Hil TfiOS. H. WILIIAMs Adm
Sept. CIV. ofthe estate Of William Williams decd
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DIR. HUNaERFoRD's

Z RI V ATE NJ MEDICAL OFFICE,
haCorner OF Washington street and Washington Place
opposite the Hall OF Receipts and Lafayette Restaurant
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DIR fIILLERsHEIDT,
UNWGNPAVHvC PHYSICIAN,

OFFICEOn Broad Street, opposite the Gity AAFAe' aiu
three doors above the Nirg MA House. -
n B-Families be supplied with ~HonoEorAIhc ~
MEDICINES direct from Germany, on very modeFHe t
ES S "ItS ct GO -, 12-3m
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Awful Tornado In Ohio.

MOUNT VERNON, Ohio, Jan. 21.-Yes
terday afternoon, this section of the coun
try was visited by the heaviest storm OF
wind, rain, thunder, and lightning, that
we have experienced since 1898. A per-
feet tornado was experienced some six
miles south of this. The town Of Bran
don was almost entirely destroyed, scarce
ly house being left to mark the site of
the place. DIR. Wheaton was seriously.
if not fatally injured and Mrs. Smith
was also badly hurt. The tornado was
about half mile wide, tearing up every
thing in its track; but the full extent of
the damage we have not yet been able to
learn. Our streams have overfowed their
banks, and Ebenezer jenkins, while at
tempting to cross Armstrong river last
evening, was thrown from his buggy and
drowned. Buckingham & Co.'s stable
was struck by lightning and destroyed
The lower part of our town was almost
inundated by the tremendous quantity Of
rain that fell, and our streets look more
like rivers than thoroughfares. The
damage must be very heavy, as the sec.
through which hestorm passedwas thick
ly settled. s., s.T
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Marine Disasters.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 2l.-The British
ship Sir Charles Napier, from Liverpool
for Savannah, is ashore twenty miles
south of Tybee. The weather is favora.
BILE, and she is likely to be got off Her
cargo consists of salt, and two hundred
tons of railroad iron.
The brig Isabella levitt, from Belfast,
Maine, for Savannah, put in here with
split sails, &c. John Page, of Bangor, a
passenger, had fractured his leg.
HALIFAX, Jan. 81, 10, A. M.-The re-
port of the loss of the brig Mary Jane
still lacks confirmation.
The Canada, outward bound, arrived
here about one o'clock yesterday morn
ing, and sailed again for Liverl DOL in two
hours afterwards.
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By y. c. McGUIRE, Anctfon..r.

HANDSOME AMI wELL-KEPT FURNITURE
Ill and Household Effects at Public Sale.-On
THURSDAY morning, January Goth, at 10 o'clock
shall sell at the residence Of DIR. e. W. Humphreys
On Pcnnsyl ania avenue, l4,h street. all bis
Furniture and Household Effects, uprising
superior rosewood 1-octave Piano Forte, by Reich
enhach Son
Handsome walnut plush covered Lounges
French parlor Chairs in crimson plush
Marble top centre, side, and pier Tables
Plush and damask covered arm Chairs
Music Stand, rout Tables reception Chairs
Beautiful treuch Mantel Timepiecs, with Vases {,
match
Handsome Oil Paintings, Astral Lamps
Damask anG lace Curtains, Cornice, Girandoles
Velvet, Brussels, and 8 ply Carr cts, Rugs
Stair Carpeting, Crash, oi.c,oth, Rods and Eyes
Mahogany hair seat Chairs, Sofa Rockers
Walnut arm Chairs, Lounges, Window Shades
Roses God mtntel top Besufet Pedestal.
Mahogany Sidebosrd, Dining Tables
silver plated Tea Set, plated fruit Baskets
French china Dinner, Tea, AID Dessert Service
silver-plated Casters, table Cutlery. Walters
Handsome rosewood WardTobes, Bureaus
Mahogany and walnut French Bedstcsds
Best curled kair and husk Mattresses
Weather Beds, Boisters. and Pillows, Blsnkets ke
Painted Wsrdrobes, Wsshstands, Toilet Sets
Eight day Clock, Looking q asses
Venetian Blinds, Window Shades, Straw MATING
Mahogany Hstrack, hall Chairs, Lamp
Srperior Z, oking Stove and Fixtures
Handsome Parior Crate, Alright Stoves Fire Sets
Together With good assortment Of Kitchen he.
quisites.
Terms: $50 and under cash over that sum n
credit of two and four months for nots ss;isfacto
nly endorsed besring interest
+. S.-Ihs House il for rent, icquire Of
Jan I'D J. 4. MCGUIRE.
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Heavy Defalcation, Go.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 19.-Forbes Ali.
son, a merchant, and President of the st.
Andrews's Society Of this city, is report
ed to have absconded. His defalcations
are said to be over forty thousand dol
lars.
The Governors message was delivered
to day, ard is reported to be strongly in
favor Of the annexation of Cuba.
Judah Touro, we'll known for his be.
nevolence, died in this city on Wednesday
night. His fortune is estimated at a mil
lion to million and half of dollars, and
it is reported that the bulk Of it is be-
queathed to the public institutions of New
Orleans.
Four over due eastern mails were re-
ceived here together to-day.
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4 tREAT SALE or GoODS-Seyernl thouss nd dol
~ lara worth of Property to be disposed of-The
su iberS Will offer for sale a. ion the entire
stock OF GOODS which are left fsom The Industrial
Exhibition, in ths baptist Church on 18th ct;
consisting CT
ei+g mt iisno Fortes, from the most celebrated
Manufacturers i'm the country, AID pref AIRED
especially for the Fair, aud therefore their
Test workmanship
fine Ne,leons, one OF which was exhibited at the
American institute and took the premium,
aud all Of them Of superior quality
Show Cases
Cooking Stoves, and Parlor do
portable Furnaces or Heaters, a rocsnt invention
Several fine Carriages, Cf various kinds
A Larry" 50 rtment Cf and choice Books and
Music
Hay cnter-, plouGhs, Cultiva:ors, and other farm
ing implements
sapcrb ping Mattress and seversble ComiortA-
b., and Quilts
Several Gentlemen's Morning Gowns
A splendid assortment of Plated Ware
elegant Checks from Jer5me's mandatory
A number Of excellent Paintings
4 lot Of Du:ts and other Hardware
fine CRATES, FROM the Messrs. Kelly, New York
Together with great va. iety of Toys for children
and 9TH r fancy and useful articles which cannot
now be enumerated.
The sale will commence On TUESDAY night the
9th Instant at O'Clock, in the hall of the church
above named. GREEN SCOTT,
Jan I'd Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES


BY j. G. MCGUIRE, AuetIou.
EURNlTtRE OF FAMILY declining hou..-
l. keeping at Au-tion.-0n MONDAY morning
January Soh, at 10 O'Clock, AT the Residence Of VI
George W. McLans, on the north side 81 " street
between 9th and 9Th streets, shall sell his entire
furniture. comprising
Superior Mahogany Sofa, Cha rs sad Rockers
Do marble top Sofa and Centre Ia
lit frame Mirror. Steel Engravings
EHtensicn Table. Sideboards Csne-sest Chairs
Dne superior French Mxptel 1imepiece
Parlor, Chamber and Stair CARPETS
Beds, Bedstes.is, and Bedding
Mahogany Wsrirobe, Curtains, &c.
A large and general assortment of Cookery Glass
ware, &c.
Terms: SIS and under. cash over SIS sixty and
ninety day for notes sat fac,orily endorssi bearing
inter 50. J. q. McGUIRE,
jan std Auctjoneey
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dining saloon; Brdstreet & Graves, shoe
dea lers; Maurice 4 Co., grocers: 0cthout
a Co., grocers; Wamsley Brothers, extern
Sive bonnet store; Morris, barber shop;
Landen &, Mooney, proprietors OF the
Blossom House. who sustain heavy loss,
having but $1,000 insured on their fur
niture. be -aFH
= Two blocks on North st. Paul street,
occupied as stores and boarding houses.
were also damaged. Ii is probably the
largest fire that has ever been experienced
here. q ---.-4ss-
Ihdloss, ii is now thought, will not ex-
ceeo Sloo.Oo0, about one half Of which
is covered by insurance. The occupants
Oh the blossom Hotel all escaped, and
many OF them managed to save their fur
niture and clothing.
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Destructive Fire at Charleston, It.

CAsTLEToN, Jan'y PA large fire
broke out here about seven o'clock last
evening, in the block of buildings occu-
pied by Messrs. Root & Tomlnson. mer-
chants, and others. The entire block
consisting of five buildings, together with
the buildings of Messrs, Burt & Preston,
were destroyed. The flames were finally
subdued at Mr.. Preston's at 10 o'clock
this morning. The registers office was
located in the burnt block, but the re-
cords were all saved. The Western Hotel,
which adjoins MIR. Preston's house, had a
narrow escape. .s-....
The loss is heavy, but cannot yet be
aScertained.
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ERIE, Jan. 2l.-The mob last night
hung in effigy Mr.. J. H. Walker, Director
of the Erie and Northeast RAILROAD, ac-
companying the act with shouts and
yellS like Infatuated fiends. The mad and
drunken excitement knows no bounds.
The effigy, which is labelled the
/" Father of the Gauge Laws" yet bangles
from the limb of the tree on which it was
hung.
Several citizens are absent at Pittsburg
attending the trial of Messrs. King and
Lowrie, and nothing of Importance has
transpired since the tearing down of thu
bridge.
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OLD BOOKS,

II UME'S Essays, 2 vols
- Madame de Sevigne's Letters, translated into
English, s vols
Mont squien's Spirit OF Laws, translated into En-
giish, 2 vols
Bacon's Essays, 9 vols
Grotius on War and Pace, in English, vols
, Puhentorf s Law Of Nature and Of Nations, into
English, vol
London Stage, 4 vols
Diblin's Classics, 2 vols
Works OF George Lord Lyttleton, 8 vols
Seconi Inland copies of the above new ones not BE-
Ing attanable; just imported from London. by
jan 19-u FRANCK TAYLOR.
Chickering, Nunns and Clarke's Pie
EST received, per barque Celestia, from Boston.
y further supply of Pianos from Chickering and
Sons. My stock now comprise. the largest and most
e'egant assortment Of Pianos in this city Splendid
Louis XIV, central, and square Pianos, Of 6I 615,
6 and 7-tctaves of every variety Of style and fin.
sh, from the eel brated factories Of Chickerpg and
Sons Boston, Nunns Clarke and Bacon Raven.
New York, whose long experience and high reputa A.
ton rank them the first factories in the Unitei
States also, from other approved rflnnufactorics.
Purchasers are thus afforded the advantage of a
personal selection from an assortment of instru.
nents 20 elegant and extensive, from the most re-
noWned manufactures, at prices as low as they can
be bought in the United States.
Secondhand Pianos taken in part payment
By the packet of Saturday from Boston, and bv
transportation line from New York, shall reeei We
an additional supply of four more Pianos.
complete assortment of Gu tars yioins FIutes
quality.
New Music received semiweekly.
RICHARD DAVIS,
Jan lS-eo5t Penn. ayepue.
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-CARIISI,S SALOON

THE great niagara series of the Frankenstein's
i will open for exhibition on THIS {Monday)
EVENING, the 23d instant, and continue each night
in the week.
Doors open at o'alock-commsncinga at ~.
Admission Is cenfs-children half price.
This is the great work known as
FRANkENSTEINS NIAGARA,
which is becoming so justly celebrated throughout
the land. The entire Nssara region is represented
Falls, Rapids, Whirlpool, the beautiful Mirror Wa
ter that exists, miracle like in the very midst Of the
maddened waters of the Niagara the Falls and the
Rapids by moonlight ..-..--
The Niagara in the season of winter is beautiful
feature of this remarkable work.
This is the greatest panoramic Painting in exis
tence jan 23-tf
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90 An OUNCE Of fact is worth pound of theory !;
and the swarm of conclusive facts that cluster around
that Incompatible preparation, Hollands German
Bitters, prepared BY DR.. c. n. Jackson Philadelphia
establishing its value tonic and restorative,
such as would prevent incredibly itself from Ques
toning its efficacy In all cases Of disease Of the
stomach, whether acute or chronic, it may be recon-
msndsd for its soothing, cordial and renovating in
fuencs. Dyspepsia heartburn loss Of appetite nau-
sea, nervous tremors relaxation and debility, &C.,
relieved by the Bittsrs In very short space OF
time; and perseverance in their use never fails to
work thorough cure.
For sale BY UruggiSts eyerYWhsra.
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SCARPA'S
COMPOUND ACOUSTIC OFT,

NOR the cure of Deafness Pains, and discharge of
Il matter from the Ears. Also, all those disa.
greeabe noises, liking the buzzng Of insects falling
Of water whizzinz of steam &c, which are symptom
Of approaching deafness, and also generally attend
ant with the disease. Many persons who have been
deaf for ten, fifteen, and twenty years, and were
obliged to year trum; cts. have, after using two
OF three bottles thrown ASIDE their trumpets being
made perfectly WELL Ply sicians and Surgeons high.
ly recommend its use. -..-.---
This medicine has cured more persons, and is now
used more extensively than any other medicines
combined f)r the cure of Diseases of the Ear! The
certificate are numerous and Of the highest author
ity. +A-'s1 ~ ~ Il sss