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The Nevada journal., 1855-10-05

De. L. J. CzAPKAr.-We desire to direct at
tention to the advertisement of DR.. l. j. Cap
kay, to be found in another part of this paper
The DR.. is a graduate of the University of
Pesth, Hungary, and possesses such qualifca-
tions as gentleman and physician, as at once
make him an ornament to society and a friend
to the infrm Apart from the testimonials of
character and capacity which he brings, his
success since his advert among US, is undoubt-
ed evidence ofhis skill as we hope it is a FORE
runer of the suppression of empricism, which
has vaunted its success in proportion to the
number it has deluded. The Dr. has references
of his standing and ability from gentlemen of
unquestioncd character, both in the Atlantic
States and California His participation in
the Hungarian revolution is testimonial sufli
cient from that far off land to satisfy every re-
publican in feeling. We therefore cheerfully
commend him to the public as man honora-
BILE and capable. The Dr.'s offices are Nos. 3
and Armory Hall, corner Of Sacramento and
Montgomery streets, San Francisco. If
The Nevada journal., 1855-10-05
Dissolution Notice.

FTNHE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between
i PLCMER & YER in the City Bakery is this duy
dissolved by mutual consent.
Nevada, August u, 1855 PLUMER & UYER
The business hereafter VIII be conducted by tho ur
'lersigued. w. H. PiUMER
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICET

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that all persons having
L claims against The estate Of JOHN GUNDERSON,
deceased. requested TO exhibit the same with the
necessary vouchers the Undersigned, admins
he said John Gunderson, my office Nevada within
months after date of this notice otherwise their
claims will be forever barred.
Aunust 3l-lm A. o. FELT. Public Administrator
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE-Notice is hereby given
~ the creditors and all persons having claims
against the of GILES W. BALDWIN. deceased
of French Corral Nevada county exhibit pre-
the same, with The necessary vouchers to the
dersgned, within ten months from this date or they will
be forever barred, 4. DAGGETT, administrator
August 2s 1S55-4w
nISSoLUTIoN NoTICE-1he partnership existing
- between DREYFUSS g. NUTER in the United States
Bakery dissolved on the 4th of August by mutual
consent.
The business will be continued at the same place by
Mr.. w, DREYEUSS, who socits a continuance Of the
the patronage of the old firm.
Nevada. August 31--3w
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FIRST ARRIVAL OF THE
Camel Train
OVER TIL f PL AIN S!
The Quickest Time on RecOrdH

TIC EUVeOE1OOV Il '''o17 0'7 -e000' VI
nNLY l2 days and six hours from St. Louis, Mo.
~ TO Nevada A Train of Fifteen Asiatic Cam
els have Just arrived from St. Louis under the di
rection of Kalib Rabbi an Egyptian Camel driver,
freighted in part with Drugs. Medicines, Paints,
Oils, Window Glass, Brushes, &C. for John Lark,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist, tireproof Brick
building Main street Nevada, and for Potter &
Crittenden Wholesale and Retail dealers IN Books
and Stationery, also Crocaery and Glassware,
Camphene. Wooden-ware. China ware. &C, &C.
Atlantic Papers always received by this route ten
,isys in advance OF all other routes. n2ltf
The Nevada journal., 1855-10-05
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

nj Office Is HEREBY GIVEN that all persons having
~ claims against the estate Of ADRIAN A, CARLK,
deceased requested exhibit the same with the
necessary vouchers to the under ersgned Administrator Of
the said Adrian Carle, at my office in Nevada. within
ten months after the date of this notice. otherwise their
claims will be forever barred
AUGUST gl-lm 4. o. FELT. Pnblic AdmnistraInr.
The Nevada journal., 1855-10-05
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

nj Office Is HEREBY GIVEN that all persons havis9
~ claims against the estate OF JOHN WiNGET, decd
required TO exhibit the same with the necessary
vouchers TO the undersigned Administrator of the said
John Wnge at my Office in Nevada within ten months
afer the date of this notice otherwise their claims will
be forever barred.
Angnst 3l-lm s. o. FELT. Public Administration
The Nevada journal., 1855-10-05

NEW BEDFORD OIL AND UAMPHkNE WURhS, 81.
IN Washington street, San Francisco
We have hand and for sale SO coo gallons of bleach
ed and refined 0il-embracing Sperm, lard, Polar Ele
phant, China, Neasfoot, and Tanners Oil Fresh Cam
phene Burning Fluid Acohol and Wicking, of all kinds
and OF the best quality. Also Soda Ash, Potash Taow
and Grease, Soap, &c.
ear,ers desiring s,nuine rticle at low rates are in
vited to call and examine our stock hasing
Aug. 81 3m R. F. \ JX $50 sland4eturers.
The Nevada journal., 1855-10-05
LETTER NOTICE.
Late Publications

yUST RECEIVED Fern leaves and 2nd series; Life
e1 and beauties Of Fanny Fern; lamp Lighter; The
Tife's Victory by Mrs Souihwocth; Bankers Daughter,
complete by Reynolds Life Of p. Barnum Oendorfs
Spanish French and Gorman Also 500 assorted Novels,
sy all the popular Aushors For sale OF course, by
noal-I POTTER x CRlTTENDES.
The Nevada journal., 1855-10-05
Notice.

OUEtSC my absence from the State, have appo,n,ed
sANEs PATTERSON my lawful Agent and Attorney
All bills and accounts due will be he cp for bv h
and all persons TO whom am indebted will present tbej
bills 10 him for settlement WM wis
Nevada, Aug IL 1855
The Nevada journal., 1855-10-05
COOper's
Eye, Ear and Orthopoedic Infrmary.

No IA Sansome St, the Rassette House.
ATIENTS laboring under diseases of the Eve Ear
and those afflicted with all varieties of deformities
resorting to this Institution will find at once Home
where Miners well others be accommodated with
Board and Comfortable Rooms in plain costly style
cording to their taste.
DR.. COOPER has visited all the important Hospitals
Europe for tho purpose of extending his knowledge
Medicine and Surgery and will give the lnfrm2ry his i'm
mediate supervision.
y. BAH Surgical operations free to patients who pre-
sent themselves al the Clinic Wednecday's and Satur-
days.
For Particulars apply to
DIR. E. s. COOPER, At the Inirmary.
SeptembeI Z. 1S55-3m
The Nevada journal., 1855-10-05
Surv VS. OF Mining claims.
CauIiOn.

rTNHIS Is TO CAUTION ALI PERsC-sS i7ca- rusi,us
j. harborng my CHARLES u TANNArTEK ssr
IA years my account, will nos 5e responsible
his debts conduct after this date
ISAAJ tANNsTTLS
sebastapoi, San Juan. Aug se-sv
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Special Notices.
Masonic Notice.

NEVADA r. A. CHAPTER MEETS EVERY MONDAY
IN EVENING, at the Masonic Hail. on Broad street
Stated meetings the Monday on or next proceeding
euery Full Moun and two weeks thereafter
q. H. DIBBI.E, NJ EH.P.
D. l BROADDCs secretary. 41-tf
The Nevada journal., 1855-10-05
REMOVAL.

Al to the Metropolis Stables the Eve
~ ming Of August %. 1855, TWO ANIMALS, de-
scrlbed as follows:
One small BROWN HORSE MULE, branded on left
Shoulder with the letter s. One Large WHITE AMER
ICAN MARE,' no brand. The above described animals
eft by Spaniard The owner is requested to take
the Stock away pay charges they will be sold for their
keeping. SAMUEL s. DAVIS
Nevada. Sept. 14-3w* Agent for Metropolis Stable
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-06
THE CANADA'S MAILS.

We copy the following additional particulars
of the attack on the Tchernaya.
The Sardiniuns had 200 killed and wounded in
the Russian attack on the 'Fcheruaya.
The London Post says that Lirnndi made the
attack by orders from St. Petersburg, in conse-
quence Of dearth ofprovi>ions, means ef trans
port &c, which threatened the existence. Of his
army if the month of September found the Rus.
slams in their then position
TIE SIEGE OF SEBASroPOl..
The london Post states that the bcSiagcl and
hesiecers are So close at Sehastopol that hand
grenudes have become the flvorite weapon. The
same journal predicts the speedy capture of the
place
In the night between the oath and Goth of Ju-
~ about midnight, the enemy, after heavy can
nonadc, made sortie with about go men to the
left, of the Little Rcdan, and arrived at the ex-
treme amhuscades on the right. which the Allies
were endeavoring to connect They were, how
ever, promptly repused
july 30.--'rhe desultory fire to which we are
accustomed continues by day, usually swelling
into roar OF artillery for portion of every
night, the casualties continue much as before, not
very heavy, although some days are unucky,
and on the night of the 2Sth tho Guards had %
or 30 men killed or wounded.
AUGUST 3.-lhe Russians were attacked last
night when trying to fill in our rifle pits, and had
al their tools taken. Rains continually fall
ing, and every thing is wet and damp.
FRANCE.
BoULoGEE, 17th.-Ihe Emperor arrived here
from Paris at O'Clock this evening, and proceed
ed, amidst The accamations of the people, to
the Hotel Pavilion Imperial. The whole town is
IN n state of intense excitement in consequence
of Queen Nictoria's visit.
ltis said that the Emperor, at tho request of
Add ell Kador has granted him permission to re-
side at Paris during the sojourn Of Queen Vioto-
ria.
The Tonlonais of the 9TH inst, announces that
4,275 men were embarked at Toulon in the month
of July, for the East.
The Paris lint is now engaged in striking
medal in COMMUNICATION of the visit of Queen
! Victoria.
Several of the Russian prisoners, exchanged
for French officers, have lately had an interview
with the Emperor Of the French.
ENGLAND.
} The Admiralty advertising for tenders for
I large quantities of sugar, rice, tobacco and tea
| to be delivered at the various yictualing Yards
of the navy.
! the Government has entered into extensive
contracts for fur clothing for the troops in the
! Crimea. The number to be supplied is--ooats
lined with rabbit fur $1,000; trow sers do, 49,
! 600; fur wastcoa.s, 15,000 snd 10000 each Of
| the foregoing articles of better description are
| also to be supplied. Tho water proof clothing
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-06
4 90. 900 COPIES STEAM Es@-s

4 BOAT DISASTERS ON T II E ss.-Ssa7-sz
WESTERN WATERS, AND sTEA MBUAT DIRE
TORY The undersigned have now IN course of pierp
rtiun a new STEAMBOAT DIRECTORY, which :,
l. issued in O,tober next. The book will cont in ,
two tnn,rcd pagr. illustrator in the best style +,
neatly bound in durable manner. l. VIII tie one a
tie most int resting books ever published. and viii be-
hook that IA be interesting to all classes of neotlo
The STEAMBOAT DIRECTORY viii contain n G. ~.
,lee list and desci ptun OF all the Steamboat. nng
hH,at in re Western and Southern waters. The er,f
n1d,l speed puNer and tonnage If bout here ani -
whom built the name Of tho boat, with the trade She .
in. Also the names of Captains and officers her a,
&C. &c The Directory will containh history Of Staao
bcnls and cieamhnating the Western wuters siors
,he appIication OF steam; also ske ch of the first han,
bu Tor the Ohio River, with the name of the buide
comma, ami owher,
The RIVER DIRECTORY will contain list and d.
srriptipn of all the Steamboat dis sers that have ,.
CURED on the Yves and Southern waters. beaarry
illustrated with list of all those who have per,he,
bY their burning. sinking and exploding the Western
and uthern The Dire, tory will cortain Man,
fn the Ohio Mississippi Missouri Illinois Arkan.a,
White, Red Oueth;ta, Zazuo, and other Rivers win
the Towns and Cities laid down. with correct disar
also many other River mi Commercial items nj inter
esi tu tile prore large. The book will contain lie
cards of the various u. s. Mai Bouts with Ire uaIa
they in, &c &c. The Directory will also corrus
complete l Of all the rosrnrsil'.e Stsut al rr-.e,
Officers, Their fla ses Of lt-i eHfe &c., Vt; T. te5
Steamboat Law ~ rcq4eene with ON u elt> Sizes.
ing wherein il bebeb.s til ircem FeteIt officer anil E.
Ires the comnee at ,tcer, &; NC an1 al tic imp
'ant L, s. Supreme Cou,. Steamboat Decisions up
date; the L ties AMI import .Ht Commercial frYiItge.
Bills of Lading mporfsai brri,i ms al the various L.
Counts in reetld to Frsishte i.a-tura Dauagea g.
&c with many luther Ii in2s al iHt.Iest
The Directory H 10 ig,i4atet! in the iri style ari
printed in the best The author Las fo six year,
been gathering together all the facts and In egrr
the uHmeraus Steamboat disasters on the ester ut
Atf tlH.l+f a.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-06

Died of Fl1x, at the residence of her father,
near SaItyile, Aug. 18th, Miss SARAH \. SruR.
GEoN.
OF Flux in Washington county, on Monday,
the Goth Aug, Mrs, SARAH v srANrrELp, wife
cf }Ir. j. ". Stautied.
Of Flux, at the residence Of his father below
Green Sprine, IN Washington county, ON Satur-
day the 25.a ult., JoHN WALLACE aged about
10 years.
Died, at EorysyiIlc, on Tuesday 18th inst
WM.0. BERNAUD, in the l2d year of his age.
In Henry comfy. VA, at the residence of his
father in the 29th year of his age Mr.. JOSEPH
MARTIN, jr.
Died, in scottsvlle, on the 18th utimo, Mrs.
SARAH a. +. HAMMER wife of Mr.. Edward d.
Hammer, in the 2lst year of her age.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-06

The National infetGgencer explains the delay
on the part OF our government in paying the
900 yet due to Mexico by quoting the Sd
article of the treaty ratified on the Goth of June,
1854, as follows:
I'm consideration of tie foregoing stipulations,
the government of the United States agrees to
ray TO the government of Mexico in the city of
New York, the sum Of ten millions of dollars, OF
which seven millions shall be paid Immediately
upon the exchange of the ratification of this
treaty, and the remaining three millions ne soon
as the boundary line shall be Surveyed, marked
out and established"
The editor proceeds
''The seven-million dollars, as is known. were
duly paid, according to this provision of tho
treaty; but as the survey the boundary refer.
red TO is very far from being completed, and the
boundary, OF course, not yet marked and esab
lished. the remaining three millions are not ye
DUE"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-06
FALL TRADE, 1855.

M Z beg leave 10 inf,rm our friends and customer
w that we tire now IN leceqt IF large portion
our Fall Stock Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
Comprising the lar-es,, varied, and DIES fable
sorfment W. have ever been able IL get up.
Having tested by experi.i ce the great advantages
be derived from direct importations, VIZ have enter
extensively into that business and having puIcr
sed our stock of Blankets and Wooden Goods at the
trene low pfices of last Spring, we win be enable
ohrr great Inducements in these Goods.
With increased facilities for getting M
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
We are rrefarei with SPLENDID Sick, compisingr u
~ variety Of the latest and approved styles
We c9r1ially -olict The merchants of Virginia y II
Carolina, aud Tennessee, AMI pa tcularly those wa
have nrTpr lar nized II marke', to al least loo
thr,uslfon Stuck, S.uring them that Ne can oxhiba
assortment ot Goods, vi ic for variety STYLE and ei
tenf 'Hne" he >a'f,s, I'd: and prices low he
car be bnagut IA ihi, country.
Orders ataIi times carefully and promptly attended to
SCI, 3-f3t KEN, rAlNE g. CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-06
Loss Of The Submarine cable for CONNECTING

Ntrf0Undfand and Nora Nc0tld.
HALIFAX, Sept, "A despatch received in this
city from Sidney states TINT owing to some mis-
management in the laying Of the submarine ca.
BILE between Newfoundland and Cape Breton,
when forty miles ont from the Newfoundland
coast, the cable was lost. The vessel had been
engaged two days in laying the cable when the
accident happened. The despatch does not in
form us in what manner the loss was occasion
ed, and il is also silent as to the probability OF
recovering the cable. The Company are under
stood TO have had AN insurance on the cable 10
the amount of $70, 900.
The loss of the cable will prove serious ono
should it not be recovered, as it will take AT
least year before another can be oompetedand
in the meantime all operations will necessarily
have to he suspended The cost of the cable was
81 900 per mile. 1t was 20 miles in length.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-06
HOTEL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5tb


WASHINGTON noUsE-w. W. LErrwIcH, pRopR
Austin NJ Tribe city; Daniel Witt. Pr Ed; r
Galloway and Lady, A H Galloway, N c; b f
Richardson and lady, Miss NJ j Sims, Louisa :;
\ } Bondurant, Buckingham; W Rhodes,
Lexington; DR. j Hall, Augusta Henry Elliot,
Bedford; I Mitchell, Virginia. Miss J Mitch
ell Miss Nassie, Miss NJ NJ Masse. PORE,
Goooehland; 7 Hurt, city; Armistead, Rock
lngham; ) G linsley, Bedford; j w Witt, APP
pomattoN L r Page, Campbell; Jas A Luck q
son, Pittsyyania; Il kasey, New London; f Z
Hughes, Miss Fenable, Miss Yenab!c, Meclen-
burg; G Stewart, Bedford; J ID Walkup, Lex
.nSion; Il NJ Tuck, } Hay. Va; Thos Brown,
Montgomery; r Epps and servont, S I Epps,
Nottoway; A llecley, and son, Miss Heeley,
Pits, W W Williams, Salem; Peter Saunders,
Miss Virginia Saunders, Franklin; S \ Carter,
AppomattoN " Is Robertson, Amherst; X A
Hurt, Franklin
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-06
II. a.. E'arrelrs Arabian Limisient
TRIUMPHANT OVER DISEASE


Il is fact Established and well known that the Ara
bans attatne II height IN the know el sr If medicine
wlash cHuseo the whole world to wonder and udbire.
With them the science chemistry had lis hirth and
ii IS therefore all strange that people ei-
nent,y success hI IN the healing and perSeverog
and daring in character. shogld 10y actual and untrng
experiment d. scover remedies lar surprising in hefty
ali others tor the Of those diseases incident
them from their mode Of life The greater pant OF thrr
tim being spent in hazardous and bpndy wlrf ire win
their tribes thcy su-icct the violent attack
Of rheumatism. plm yss, neuralgia piins and various
mamnatory d ensrs also the most hotrid wounds,
sprai -, brnis sweings disease of the joints,
etc. Al these diseases they prlsi. els
eff lent IL curing, thIt the uniratd looked with
der and attributed their skill the powers of maggie
II. =. + ARRELL arabian lINlMENr ia a com.
posi.iun ot teams md Of. Gon plants peculiar
To tiiis country, and it hy The al the arrlcs
composing this great temsdy that only thcr PLY ST.
clans bot ',ven the wl Arabs of the desert eua.
bed 10 petorm such miraculous The Arab sipcd
i. world crowned for his beautiful symmetry of 5'm
his unsrrlms sd speed agility. and the incredible
fatigue ne j. capable of enduring. Whyisit Because
fran tine ot his birth his limbs carefully watch
ed upon the FIRST appearance ST disease the mag
lotion il applied aud such things confirmed sweunv
po.evil hstuia ruzbonr scratches, spawn, ameness
etc. etc, are nknown. The result will fulloH in
all cases when II. &. Farr lis Genuine Arabian Limrat
i, USED in time. Therefore dclay in procuring
good supply OF it, for eNe'y dollar sp,ut in it " Il save
van tNeagy anil scut deal OF suite. ing it not Your
LIFE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-06

The SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE has adopted the
following rules for the distribution of its publca-
tions. They are TO be given to all learned soce-
ties which publish transactions, and give copies
of theirs in exchanges to all foreign libraries of
the first class in exchange for their catalogues;
to all colleges in actual operation in this coun-
try which give in return their own publications;
to all States and Territorial governments in ex-
change for their pablo documents, and to all in
corporated public libraries in this country con
tanning more than seven thousand volumes, and
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-06
LYNCHBURG IIRGlNlAN.
THURSDAY MoRNlNG.. SEPT 6, 1858.
Fraudulent Passports.

The Washington Union. Of last week. has u
correspondence between the Hon. ]. \. Masnn,
our Minister to France and The Hon. ". l..
Marcy, Secretary of State. on the suhiect Il
fraudulent passports. The caioa preface ,he
correspondence, by saying that there Is ~ lay
authorizing requiring an, Officer ,i tie L :.
Government to issue passports. Il has, howrs.
err. been the practice Of the SECRETARY 1T stat" -
issue them gra,aitously to every applicant whose
citizenship was known or established hy pr1oi.--
In the of naturalized citizens. lho pre,en'a.
ton Of the certificate OF naturalization Is regu3Is
cd Persons born abroad. however. VII u.as
have merely declared their intention a. hhera'
citizens, frequently have occasion II feturn IL
Europe before they have resided in ilio Jmted
States long enough to enable them 10 carry ihrir
intention into effect pursuant to law. Nedouet
most ofihese persons have IN honest Puffes' -
eonsummate their intention, and therefore arcu
il hard that they cannot obtain passport iiHn
this Government. 1beydo not reflect, howrs
er. that n PASSPORTS substantially mere certid
cate of citizenship Which il would he atalseLo"d
aud fraud for the Secretary of State to give 10
any foreigner who may merely have declared bis
intention TO become a citizen. In this emefgcn=
oy such persons usually applyto notaries PULL
in the large cities, some Of whom have printed
certificates in n snowy form, with blanks fof the
7 me of the applicant, iesiifying TO his being -
affiliated citizen fthe United States, \ high
price Is charged for these documents, andlle
persons seeking them are induced 10 believe that
they will answer for passports in Europe. This
however, is not the fact, and the Department 81
State teens with complaints of persons who have
thus beenmposed upon, and Who after the *
pense of avoyage 10 Europe. have found them
selves unable 10 stir from the port where They
landed, aud. in some instances have been impU-
on ed and-trea,ed as dangerous characters. ! ba
letter OF Mr.. Mason to Mr. Marcy, published ia
the Bnion,s speaks of ai- having many such ifaui
uleni passports continually coming before him
aadihinks thai measures ought 10 be adopted Ia
put stop to them Mr.. Marcy replies that the
practice has long been prevalent, that the De-
partmeEt has taken every means 10 prevent il
by advertising in.the papers, warnings 10 the pub
lie, and other ways, but without effec and thinks
that in order 10 eiIeclually check il, an act OF
Congress, declaring it penal offence viii bt
necessary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-06

contracted fur +. to consist Of $4,000 eloaks wtl
.leeyes. 10000 capes. and GD00O OK hide boots.
imnervious 10 snaw- water The greater portion
OF The above mentioned Is II be delivered into
store by the lsi Of September.
RUSSIA.
A letter from ST. Petersburg says:-1he Min
ister Of the Interior has just presented 10 The
Emperor Il list of the donations made for the de-
fense of the empire. On the whole, however the
donations are not considerable, compared with
the enormous expenses ofthe war.