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The Nevada journal., 1855-12-21
MAR ysvrTrE I 1o,. ,o--

WARY RYSVILLE, JUNE 10th, 1855.
n Ak:J u YOUNG, DEAR SIR-Please send me some
~ cfthe medicines Won prescribed in INV case baye
friend here who is troubled in exactly the same way
ihai was He has nightly emissions, ringing noise in
ms head weak back loss of memory and is generally
debllatcd he is discouraged and has not confd ence
enough to enable him to call and see you | told him
now was and that my friends all said was in consump-
10 go nome and die, but instead Of going home called
upon you and here am well any of them and ike
y 10 I'VE long time yet with strength enough to work
WIN the strongest of them. Doctor will send every one
70 you nai LOCKS TO me as though he needed physician
IL snail not be my fault any dies for wan OF medi-
cal treatment. will do ali can to keen tho .sI;tad
away from those pests of society," ycept professors and
high sounding titled men wno If the facts were known
ire men who left their country for their counrys ood
Publish this letter Doctor if you wish and hone some of
one dight W 'p '"u io
Truly yours,
GEO DlVIDlON
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JOuIS3
GEO. DAVIDSON.
GRASS v.IIEv I,, ,a--

GRASS VALLEY, JUNE Sd, 1855,
- lne business am now perfectly well, and wish 10
give my testmony TO the public in favor of YOUR skill
was troubled with complication of diseases brought on
oy ihal sou destroying habit of selfpoution and COM
p.s caught oy connection with bad persons Of the op
pole sex have been treated by some of the best nby
scians well those quacks who invest The STAT, &
6y ne all gwen up as incurable but being advised by
irehd VINO had been benefited by your scientific trea
ment to call upon you, did So and feel grateful 10 hi
lor e Information, but still more TO you for the
care anu good advice you gave me, well as the eca
should see this let them be sure that il il vountarw ~,
ierS IN gratitude for the blessings of health received
you and also given with fervant wish that it may
e oi service 10 those suffering did and now INV God
oess you IN your efforts to the suerings bu
man man ianiy and my good citizens assist you to drive
RON the community these teaches that Drey unon The
public by false pretensons of eminence In ibe medical
"oriu' Yours eternaly,
To DR.. J.C. YoUNG San Francisco. rnec n
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A case Of Chills, Ague Tremors and Genera
Ill Health coon cured.

Mr.. Uriah Weeks, who arrived from Panama March
End, completely prosraed weak, and scarcely able to
move had had the Panama Fever three months had
pains in the bones chs appetite strength energy
he rsed Webbers Cordial two weeks, and felt strong
and well that the 17h he went TO the southern mines
where he is working. This fine herbal comfound is
oDscentiousy recommended in any of the following
plants where it has been known to effect the
ordinary cures, Debility and Weakness from whatever
produced, Dyspepsia Nervousness Indiscreon
early life Female Weakness. loss of appetite, memory,
sleep, trembling and all other similar ailments
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UNION uDTRl.

B ROA AID S 7 r Eft.
TINE undersigned having taken in CHARGE mis- naII
i known Hotel, and fitted it up in style that is not
surpassed by any other house the kind in apy
town in California takes this method of announcing 70 his
friends and the citizens of Nevada and the public
transient Boarders and he pledges himself In All who nav
favor him with their patronage that pains will be spared
to render this House one of the most PLEASANT HOMES
to be found IN any section of the Mines Particular atten
MENT which is now under the superintendent of com
petent lady and from her knowledge of the business
better than can be found in any other house in Nevada
County. a-THE TABLE AND BAR will at all times he
supplied with the best the market Affords and by strict
patronage PRICES: fN''~
Board per week SO 90 Board Lodging per day. Q SO
Board Lodging 90 Lodging per night so
E.W SMITH, Proprietor.
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RAILROAD HOUSE.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES

NJ US; 40 4 4s, COMMERCIAL STREET, and e7 Clay
Street, San Francisco -'
The Stranger viii easily distinguish This Hotel h L
serving tbe Cupay and Town Clock which arc visible from
all paris OF the city, and from the baconev of which
mus peautiu view OF the City, Bay and surrounding
country can always be Obtained No other bot., in rs
CITY possesses the same advantages. ~
ms Hotels First Class House, fire proof throughout
nghled De gas. water and all modern improvements in
every story situated in the most central part Of The cy
lhe most ceanly best Kept Hotel the Pacific. Single
OF double Rooms, with without board Meats at ali
hours, from A. NJ, to II p NJ, and cooked to order
Ladies Ordinary, Second Story '''
. A great reduction IN prices to keep peace with ii
nes enao les the visitor 10 live better and more ecor
omIcaiy al the Rail Road Hotel than ewhere See BIZ
oil Fare in Golden Era, and observe the va riety of
and moderation of charges. O
The visitor is also entitled 10 the free inspection Of
numerous large and beautiful views along The Panama
Railroad! ~ "eiHN
runners attached to this Established rs its proprle
tors depend upon its merits rf-0
- HALEY & THOMPSON,
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COpartnerShiD Notice.
CALIFORNIA CREAM ALE.

tINOR WHICH PREMIUM WAS AWARDED Mt tbe
l. State agricultural Fair at Sacramento, 1855 LYON
Co Brewers, 1875 Pine Street now manufacturing
and offering for sale the above named ALE PoRTER
in barrels and half barrels, in lots TO suit.
November 2-3m
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Cotton Duck Manila HOPE, &c.
VTTE HAVE ON HAND, and receiving constantly from
w the Atlantic States, Cotton Duck from No. to TO-
Also new article made expressly for Hose and other
purposes, CT
No. o. 90, and 600 Cotton Duck
Manila Rope from 4 20 inches diameter
Block and Shelves, all sides and kinds
Tar, in Barrels and kegs, al sizes.
ADRAIS & STORY.
SO Front street, door from Ctay street.
October SIN San Francisco.
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1hi0 BXS. ADAMANTINE DANDIES-
300 boxes Sperm Candies
900 cases assorted Pie Fruits in elass
800 cases assorted Pie Fruits in glass:
$50 cases Natural Preserves qts and pints
600 ceses assorted Jams and Jelles
200 crses fresh Pine Apples in glass and Tins
100 cases fresh Staaw berries 2 Id tins
SoO cases fresh Apples and Peaches in tins.
oo cases fresh Ounces 200 Thomas Cove oysters
10 cases kcnsettt,s oysters,
100 cases Wells and Provosts oysters
100 cases Roast Chicken, $50 cases Lobsters
200 cases kensett's Green Corn
200 cases hf gall Pickles,
500 boxes Ground Spices 100 cs Boyee's Cd CofIsa
5O0 cases Cream Tartar, 500 bxs chemical Soap
600 bxs white English Soap,
500 boxes Chemical Olive Soap
Jr sale by R T. BREWSTER e. 70
ov 12-lm Corner Front and Cy.- s,,o,
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-21
M/RAGULDUS
EURES Effected by the Divine tonic-nervn ard
~ guiferous properties contained in

DIT. W eDber7S InVlgOfatlng COruIaI.
!. Frederick C. Hull, do hereby certify that from the
constant use of Tobacco for many years had become
enacated to skin and bones digestion destroyed all
fearful nervousness and trembling and general weak
ness made me apply for medical aid The large quantity
OF medicine took during months, debtated more
and more and my friends feared in rapid decline
Al this time commenced aking Dr. Webbers Invigora-
ting Cordial and do solemnly avow that in weeks
was strong, robust in good heath and weighed Is lbs
more than when commenced akingit
San Francisco, March 10, 1855,
A nnco Of Chilln 4 nrr,o Urornnrc and Gonornl
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PROSPECTUS OF THE.
North Carolina Christian Aduncafe

TUNHE NORTH CAROLINA ANNUAL CONFERENCE
IL of the Methodist Episcopal Church. South having de-
termned TO issue weekly paper bearing the above name
the subscribers authorized issue this prospectus
1t is intended TO publish tunily neaoe<paper which,
while it shall be religious Sentiment and main
the doctrines and usages of the Methodist Church.
shall be devoted TO ali tie interests North Carolina and
furnish intelligence for every class of readers.
In and appearance the periodical to be equal
of church papers, while it will surpasS them all
in adapredness to the wants of people The entire
insuicency of the existing Advocates to the necessities
Of position forces the publication Of cur own
paper and confidently expect The hearty cooperation
of the members of church all parts Of the Slate and
Conference and hope make the paper interesting aud
instructive to patronage from the public generally
The Advocate will be published 81 SO a year. and
thefrst number will be issued early practicable after
the session of Conference believed that
publication will be commenced the LIST of January
1t is desirable that large subscription possible
obtained before the Conference and the ministers and all
others interested the enterprise respectfully urged
TO and forward the and address
particular attention being paid to writing
the names of persons, post offices and Those
who have opportunity of subscribing through the
agency of our minister's write directly to Rev W IN.
E. Pel Fayetteville, N. c. The payment will be expected
upon the issue of the first number.
The location of the publishing office will be determined
at the session of the Conference.
WILLIAM E. PELL. !
WILLIAM CARTER,
RUFUS 7. HELM, ; Committee.
\. H. ID. WILSON,
WIN BARRINGER,
August 81, 1855. -
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HTHE SPECTATOR.

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SPECTATOR, designed for general circulation among
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together with original articles upon the leading topics
the day Much valuable information relative the
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together with weekly list of patents will be found
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and will therefore not
ton of partzan paper, will it allegiance to
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PROSPECTUS OF
THE CAROIJNA PENNANT.

THE newspaper press of City being devoted prnci-
pally to the stale Improbable and fiat subject OF Pot
the undersigned have thought it would not prove aeget
unacceptable the community to give them an oPPo
unty of patronzng enterprise which has for It's opec
the instruction and amusement of all classes, ages anu
sexes. With this purpose in view, throw our PENNAST
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Whilst shall not advocate, Democratic, wing or
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emily and boldly all subjscs motto being " In DE,
PENDENTIN ALL THINGS-NEUTRALI IN NOTHING
Wit humor fun and of all kinds VIII De our
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doff caps the public with view of contributing
share their instruction An able corps OF writers OF
readers and effort will be spared to make the PENNANT
of the prettst wittest neates spicest most
tive most entertaining and most desirable oil all the pup
LEGATIONS the State We shall know but the interests
of our readers and the amusement of the public we Sal
nothing but what will entertain readers, and we
shall nothing but what will make patrons our
frmest and tastes friends.
Now all and give JUS helping hand We appeal
clique faction, have to wre-work for u.s.
but look the whole people, to all ages all classes all
for that support which is the breath OF the nosris
of a newspaper enterprise
The CARoL1NA PENNANT will be issued every Thursday
morning. printed SuperrOyal sheet, with 1alr new
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on K +; Miller Publishers
RALEIGH August 9th, 1856
- Papers throughout the State earnestly request
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THE GREAT SOUTHERN WEEKLY
THE. SPECTATOR:

A FAMILY JOURNAL LITERATURE AND NEWS Foh sooih'
READERS.
TWyHE SOUTH HAS TOO LONG BEEN DEPENDENI
upon the northern cities for its periodical literature
The weekly newspapers of Boston, New YORK ana rna
depha swept like food that part OF the naton
south of Mason Dxons Line many of them CARVING
with them of the prejudices of abOitionsm ana HI
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would have been long ago, if there had been aclle "
the South for the publication of first class literary papers
THE SPECTATOR,
Is published by gentleman who has long been
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OF Southern interest and character
The general plan paper follows: 1t has egn
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literature Science and the Arts one to the editor co
mens upon passing themes one to general news
and domestic one O the int eress OF the Farmer IN
formation on This page will be mainly derived from the Ag
r;cnlturaI Bureau U. s. Patent Office one to syn
opsis of the operations of the Departments OF the Govern
ment and one during the winter, report OF tie pro-
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A PROCLAMATION-

By HIS Ercelz@ncy THOMAS BRAGG, G0rernor Of
the State Of North Carolina.
wv HEREAS, IT HAS BEEN CERTIFIED TO Me
w by R. Z. MerreIl, Sheriff of Madison County that
to An Act passed at the last session of
era Assembly entitled to establish the County seat
of Madison County election duly held in said
ton two hundred and sixty votes for location
the said County seat at the place where dophs Baird
resides and two hundred and fftyseven
against the being majority of three
of location at said place:
Now therefore, in conformity the requirements of the
said act of Assembly do hereby issue this my Proclaa
ton making known to all the good citizens Of the State the
result of said voting and the thereby of the
County seat of Madison County at the SAID place
Given under my hand and the Great Seal of the
Il. 81 State of North Carolina, the City Raleigh
this 21st day of August, a. D.. 1865.
THOS. BRAGG.
BY order of the Governor:
PULASKI CowPER, Prtrute Secretary
IL Asheville News cnpY times.
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DENTISTRY.
DR.. P. Bah COCK

OlN. d n D y
HEAVING PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN RALEIGH,
Ahas taken and neatly ful nished Mr.. Roul
hacs store suitable TO the reception OF Ladies and Gentle
Thankful for the very liberal patronage bestowed upon
him, far he hopes by careful attention, and excellent
operations, to merit continuance of the
Teeth inserted from full set with, without
artificial gums, and warranted
Dr. happy to be able to inform his patrons, and all
others who have not learned the fact that tooth need
necessarily be lost because the exposed but
be surely saved if properly treated and filled in the best
REFERENCES:
(BY PERMISSION
Rev. Dr. Mason, Raleigh, Rev. DR.. Seabury NY.
Rev. DIR. Smedes, g DIR. J. Parmly
Dr. F. j. HAYWOOD % Dr. Geo. E. Halves
Hon H. Waddel, G. Hill, Drs Chase Hacker, Geo.
Rslsigh May TO- 1885. Gs-&
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STATE OF NORTH CARoL1NA-FRANK1IN

U III Vt NOFtIH CARULINA-FRANkII
- C0UNTY-Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions June
Term T 7Sh 4Fchbad Baker John Hag9od and wife qlia
and Calvin Pearce and wife Ruth, Green Read and wife
Mary Sidney Mabry and wife Jane and Ira Freeman and
wife Elizabeth, Petition sell Slaves.
appearing to the Court that Green Read Freeman
and wife Elizabeth, and Sidney Mabry and WIFE Jane de-
PENDANTS In this reside beyond the limits the State
on motion it is ordered that publication be IN the
North Carolina Standard paper published in the City OF
haiegn Tor SIX weeks for the said defendants appear
our next Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions be
the county OF franklin at the Court House Louisburg
on the second Monday of September next then and there
to plead answer or de1nur the will be heard
parte as to them, and decree made accordingly
Witness Young Patterson Clerk of our said Court at
Office, the End Monday of June A. D. 1855
- Y. PATTERSON, elk.
duly, 1855 EPr. adv. 1854, ew
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CALL AND SEE
H. L, EV A n s.

NUMBER 90, CHEAP PLACE, RALEIGH, N. G.
yHlHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECTFULLY
call the attention his old friends and customers and
the public generally to his stock of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods Bonnets Hats Boots Shoes, &c, which is in
and ready for exhibition His stock is large and well
selected will be sold cheap the cheapest particu
larly to the person BUYING WITH CASH, great in
ducements will be offered for the ready money.
Call and examine and be allie of truth to testify to the
above. Opposite E. l.. Harding's. -
RALEIGH, April 8, 1855. as
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Notice to Travellers going North.

H.
PASSENGERS GOING NORTH TO WELDON ARE
IL informed tina. the Express train leaving Weldon will
run only to Suffolk, distance miles from Ports
mouth AT Suffolk Steamer will be in readiness to convey
passengers to Hampton Road Old Point and proceed
thence by the Bay Steamer Baltimore, thus avoiding all
intercourse with Norfolk and Portsmouth This
to aay all excitement and prevent any interruption
regular transportation of the mail and passengers
Passengers be assured that there
Will be no detention and that they will be taken We'll
VIM. COLLINS, President,
Office Seaboard and R. r. R.
August Z, 1855. 75-tf
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NOTICE.-THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS WILL
IL receive proposals for furnishing the Lunatic ASYLUM
with one Thousand cords of seasoned Pine
do of Oak Wood deliverable the Asylum in the months
of October and November
Bids to furnish the whole portion of each kind are So
Hclted. Address
EDW'D. C. FISHER,
Superintendent L. A.
July 20, 1850 70-swtd.
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PINEY POINT LINE TO BALTIMORE.
ON SUNDAY OF EACH WEEK
FARE ONLY Al

VNHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY BY, INFORMED THAT
E. MITCHELL having been entirely retted, enarged
proved in respect is the route between Pc
tersburg and Baltimore once weekly.
Passengers by this agreeable and economical line will
week at AZ O'Clock, A. NJ and reach Baltimore the
course of the night thus securing connection with the
different lines of Baltimore the following morning in
any direction.
Returning passengers will leave Baltimore after
of Wednesdayof each week, at O'clock p NJ and
arrive at Petersburg by special rain at early hour
next evening.
Fare in either direction 81. Forward Cabin passengers
price, but with meals board of the steamer Mary
land included.
Fare for first class passengers between Baltimore and
Philadelphia by the New Castle and Frenchtown line
so; for second class do 81 5Oaking the whole
Petersburg to Philadelphia, by this agreeable ne Sc
only for the first class passengers and S. for second
class d. including meals for the latter board
Maryland.
further particulars through tickets apply the
ce of the Richmond Petersburg and Potomac kali Road
company. ..- -
RICHARD FURT, JR., Ticket Agent.
P S-Fare to Pney Point; with privilege of returning
+ any time during the boat season, 81 only.
R. F., JE., Ticket Agent.
aFebruary 27, 1856 3g-tf
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HILLSVILLE ACADEMY,
CARROLL COUNNN. VA.


VHNHE TENTH SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
IL will commence on the tenth of August lo55 under
the superintendent of the former able and
plished Instructor, Benjamin F. Thompson.
At the close Of each session there public examination
We have examined his Students and heard them examined
by experienced in teaching graduates of the best
leges the United States and do hesitate say
that, The facilities here offered for acquiring thorough edu
cation not surpassed by those Of am other institution
The school is very promising
The of studies includes all the branches taught in
the best academies Tuition varies from five to twelve dol
lars and fifty cents according studies pursued Board
be had in town at s. per month"; the country at S.
in good families. Board 50 cheap places education with
in the reach of all it is done encourage the school Pa
rents and guardians at distance, have no fears in
placing young under the of the teacher for
they will be under his immediate protection.
No pains expense will be spared his part, for the
mental and moral improvement Of all entrusted to his
NJ. u. CARTER,
+. L. HALE,
w. H. COOK,
E. C. ELLIOTT { p7 of Tot,,
c. l.. DAWSON, ''"'"" 1'u''ee"
WIN. LINDSAY,
J. Il. MITCHELL,
G. w. UTLEY.
July H. 1855. 1Os3-w4tpd