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been annibssed and the sources Of drunkenness and
crime dried up. Throughout the S,.te las immense
Iy diminished the quantity Of intoric sag liz 1ors
heretofore used, and the friends of Prohb tory Law
yes and its tnmes too are fully convinced tbs, ths
ssle Of into xics.ipg drinks, be completely sup
pressed by penal eDacmebt3 any cri ne kno IN to
our laws OF eqnal prevalence aud magnitude.
The legislature Of this State nov in session, WILL
l have no doubt, add more ttriDgency to the law
and, among other improvements. punish the offender
with impris onrnent for the frat oiense. Public sen
tment demands additional penalties for violation Of
the law and our Legislators are determined to give
them.
Never wac the cause Of Temperance so prosperous,
and the Maine Law 80 strong in the hearts OF our
people "a at the present tune aud, looking at the
results which partial enforcement of the las has
produced the friends Of Temperance feel the fullest
confidence that the days of run selling 10 Msine are
nearly numbered. Giog shops will be closed The
traffic in ntoxicafin drinks will soon be 80 thor
oughy restrained. that ofeoses of that kind will be
az rarely committed as those of larceny and other
crimesfor the suppression Of which penal statutes
have been resortec TO by all Intelligent co nmunite'
Wishing You every success In your labors for the
prom otoD of II temperance,
am Sir very truls, yours. ANsOS 7. MORRILL,
EDwARD c. DELAvAs. ESQ Pres N. Y Sc Tenn. Soc'y.
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THE DEATH OF THE GAR.

To as Editor Of 7nsN. Y. Tribune
SIR: My attention has been called to your remarks
In Saturdays hIBusE, touching the death Of the
Emperor Nichols, wherein you answer the objec-
tons Of the CITY Press and establish, think con-
clusivey the probability of so important an event.
IL is srgusd that in apoplexy the Emperor would
not have been in condition to take for nal leave Of
his family and friends, as according to Lord John
Russel s dipatch from Berlin-alluding, presume,
10 the paralysis and inseDsbity which are the al
most invsrhble sequences of an apoplectic stroke.
But all these journals seem 10 have overlooked the
fact that il Is Pulmonary apopexy Of which the Gar
saa TO have died; that in Lord John Russelrs dis
patch his death Is ascdbed to that diseases and that
Il was 70 announced in the House Of Lords by Lord
Clnerdon. In that case the death Of Nicholas may
have been, and most probably was, tranquil one,
attended 10 the last by no impairment of faculties.
Pulmonary spopexy is simply an effasion of blood
into The arcels or substance of the luog. In this
respect it presents points of identity with apoplsxy of
the brain, where similar escape Of blood into the
cavities or the surface Ct that organ results from
The ssme causes-namely, sudden or gradual ioter-
svpiien Of circulation, the consequent dstension of
large vessels and the necessary effort of nature,
sideo, perhaps, by some passing emotion or convul-
sion, TO rcneve them by rupture or extravasa6on.
But in pulmonary apoplexy there is no paralysis,
unless from causes simultaneous with, but foreign to-
this disease; nor. necessarily, any early insensbty
furthermore, very sudden death is only to be ex-
uscted from an almost instantaneous filling up of the
sirces and smaller bronchial branches with blood,
producing speedy suffocation; and such cases are
very rare These illusions of blood into the pulmo-
nary cells or tissue may be of frequent occurrence
and after time cease TO alarm the patient post
norton examination usually discloses extensive clots
by NO means recent.
From what we know Of the habit Of body, temper
suent, and above all, the liability to painful pulmo-
nary disorders of the late Gar cannot but regard
him as peculiarly inviting subject for the disease in
question His plethorc habit his increasing obesity,
bis gcuty tendency, his mperous and at times vio-
lsnt temper-prone to Incorporate outbursts, con-
stanily agitated, he was by public and personal
svents-sngly or together would suffice to make a
death by apoplexy more probable to him than any
otAer and that it should be pulmonary occasions no
nurprise, when we remember how much the sound
mesa and free permeability Of his lungs must have
been impaired by frequent and severe attacks OF
pleuisy Your obedent servant,
Ne, York. Mach 49, 1855 PHYSICIAN.
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LETTER FROM SENATOR SEWARD.
From The Bvfalo Express.

From The BtQdo tIpres
Soon after the reelection of Senator Seward, large
number Of the adopted citizens of Buffalo, comprising
he most intelligent and respectable of this class ad
dressed to him complimentary letter, expressing
Heb0y at his reelection and declaring that the tri-
unpi Of the man was the triumph of a principle
vbich was dear 20 themselves. We are permitted to
puhhh his reply, which reads as follows:
WASHINGTON, Feb 81, 1855.
GxrLEMES: Your kind and generous letter has
BEEN received The great problem of society In Amer
Ice the resolution Of many and various nationalites
into one ultimate American nationality.
nsse nationsties differ in the elements of race,
kindred, language and religion. My idea is that the
AGENCIES to be empl Dyed to bring them into enc hsr
moajeus homogeneous whole are time, tolerance,
and oiucation. These the old agencies which
have long been employed with much success. Other
neonp il seems, are now to be tried. We shall see
wih shst result. venture 10 believe, in opposition
70 ths nculcstons Of the presen. hour that we shall
faal, fall back on the old principles and that here
Sta' as heretofore, opeDDess and frankness will be
preferred TO secret combinations, equality Of polit.
ca hehts and privileges 10 Acknowledgement Of tenn
psrly obnoxious classes. and charity for religious
ereeds and ceremonies TO persecution for conscience
saks III err in these opinions shall never seek to
soii the responsibility OF having constantly and
truly, though l trust cour.eously, advocated and
nssLed them
La with sincere respect and esteem your friend and fell
ks<sren WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
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VERY LATE FROM UTAH.

Correspondence Of The ST. Louis Republican
INDEPENDENCE, Wednesday, March IA, 1855.
The party which went out with the Salt Lake mail
in January, returned yesterday. They report that
Capt Steptoe, who was appointed Governor of Utah,
has neither accepted nor declined that station yet.
Brigham Youpg was still Governor de factO.
hey 'eti SAT- Lake City on tue sth UT ooow very
deep on the mountains, and difficult travelling. They
met the party which went out in February at SCOTS
Bluff getting on prosperously. They met with no
disturb ance from the Indians. They report that sew
eral tribes are dissffected, and threaten hosttes
but as yet no depredations have been committed.
They passed through an encampment of about one
hundred and fifty lodges Of Sioux, without molest-
alton.
The mail party was conducted by Mr. Jesse Jones'
Col Bridges came with the mail from Fort Laramie
and also Mr.. and Mrs. Barrada, of ST. Joseph.
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REVOLT IN AUSTRALIA.

The London Morning Herald Of the lst inst. hd
the following dispatch from Trieste:
Dispatches from Ceylon Of the let OF feonay
announce that the people Of Australia have nsen anc
declared their Independence. some troops VIZ soa'
TO put down the iLsurection, and ssngulha,y e.sr
ments had taken place. Melbourne vas IN state OK
siege" - ,s
al .nd no dopbt refers 10 the disturbances At the
dipoipp,. The Australian dates are not given, and
,he dsn.,eb was apparently cooked for Continental
-
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DEATH OF THE CAR.

That our readers may be in possession Of all the
information On this important subject, we subjoin in
mass the various statements connected with 1t thst
We find in the London journals:
DISPATCH TO THE STANDARD.
BERLIN, Friday, March 2.
News was received here laAt night that the Emperor
of Russia IL seriously Ill.
1t added that the physicians despair Of his rscov-
cry.
The dinner st Court to-day in honor Of Lord John
Russell bss been deferred.
DISPATCH TO THE sus.
We have Just received the following very import
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SLAVERY DIscUssxD.-Mr. Fi;zhugh, Of Virginia
author of vigorous and consistent work in support
of Slavery will speak in defense of that institution at
New Haven, on Wednesday evening, March o. The
discourse will form one of the Course of Lectures
to be given in that city during the spring He s to
be followed the next evening by Wendell Phillips on
a.
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ASSEMBLY,

MI. sTEBBINS rose to question of privilege, ex-
siuug his relation the Prohbitory law Of last seq
AZ. and Gov. Seymour veto.
TIE SPEAKER announced the following named
gentlemen as the Committee TO take charge OF the
Bins ON the General Order Calendar. aud select such
as in their opinion, proper to be referred to So
leot Committees, to be reported compete-thus get
trg nd oithe cessty OF going through Committee OF
the Whole: Messrs. Weed, Batchford Davidson,
, ..ch. Gleason, 5. Smith, Soaring, Seymour, and
Kendi.
REPORTS.
IL LEIGH, to amend the charter of the New YOrk
Jlvs ,i'e Asylum.
BILLS PASSED.
4 oriTDg the Supervisors, in certain towns in
e.. 1uqus and Csttarsugus Counties, TO subscribe
forth stock Of the Erie ard New-York City Railroad
T. providt for the payment Of Academies appointed
10 instruct in Common School teaching during 1854.
For tbe relief Of Hamilton Academy.
-:elstive TO unclaimed dividends of Insurance Com
paDies.
rbe bill in relation to the redemption of non-re,i
6e,t lar sold for taxes received from the Sen
At. sad on mtiOn Of Mr.. BLATCHFORD was put
on ifs final passge, and passed. Recess TO 4 r. NJ.
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The FIRST SHAD OF THE SEAsoS.-The first shad
taken this season, in the Bay, abreast Of St.fen
Island, was shown to US yesterday morning. 1t was
taken by David Burger, and was purchased by Mr..
Peter Rolf who presented it to the Hon. Frederick
Wedekind. II weighed five pounds.
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The Sabbath at Louisville, Ky, has been made
very quiet by the ,sng of the liquor shops makng
"glad the hearts of all who love Q pssceful day Of
rest" Ditto OF st, Louis.
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CISsus OF KAssAs.-A complete enumeration OF
the voting population in Kansas has been obtained
II seems to contain 3o36 electors which are divided
into seventeen election districts.
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peace were opened, the circular slludes to the
real interests and aspirations Of Italy, 40 well as
10 the ultra-moutane feelings Of the clerical party,
which cannot like to see the cross OF Sardins
unfurled in protection of the crescent Count
NesserOde is even witty when he remarks, that
- il cannot be even affirmed that Sardinia seeks
=. 10 defend the weak against the strong. when
" she Joins her arms TO those Of France aud Eng
land" Mazzini may soon be in allisnce with
the Gar If peace is not reestabshed. Dis
agreeable as such an alliance must be TO his feel
irgs still he NAV be forced TO it by the pandering
of England TO Austrian despotism. In his elo-
quent letter to Count CanOyer, published in the
Italia Popclo, he says:
SIDE D, de with Austrian btacns should the eoarss o.
vsrre3uir, it, Pieduontse soldiers will tghi the battle. OF
NObemn -dsu'sr The 81 color O. Italy WI $50 over vac
fsss Of battle in frsernal harmony snt IN unity OF
ce.sn With th- bsct yellow hss OF Austris which
crowrs the r'rrses where the iisa' p'ors" OF Aus
the ory pis eioie upoa which ..n hopes still. rs.os
il seconphed. ~hout ustior ~ n,tioosl
sbs il. sim and power execution hear, the
country ct this party does End at united under
eperge facts universal consent to the ovs dec fstou
the s'nsrsron now peoplns oar eouoy iae,p.oie con
dbery
And again he declares in another letter:
bJ es vote. gsin Ga 5emser Of the csslnet IS
Of active service and professor. sppsoted BY go
cal b.srr The treaty the interests Of Italian nstions
i be, immsterIa TO the English pebie batHi: not
in such OF EDgli.h friends Who share
my views and know tbst they grounded psrhsp u
conceived but certain felt love for Ensand sad ES
ssr6s opinion that the treaty to be
Eretfea BY more step in the according to me
sn liberal anti gh policy which, torsakios your nAturs
eies in this Poland Hungary and Italy for Austria and
the King of Piedmont dooms to series Of failures TO
temporary, dishonoIabie pesce."
We must be seriously mistaken if the campaign
of 1855 does not lead to new complications most
likely to be beneficial to the struggling nationa-
ties Of Europe. A. re.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-02
THE AMERICANS FRIEND {.
HOLIOWAY'S PILLS.

10 the CITIZENS OF The lnlted states -
most humbly and sincerely thank yoa tor the ira
patronage which you have bestowed upon my I'LL
take this opportunity Of stating that my Ancestors
al american Citizens, and that entertain for I'll that
concerns America and the Americans, the mos; lively
yrnpathies much that originally compounded these
Pills expressly your climate habits constitutions
and manner Of living intending 10 establish myself among
%@ h' have now ''e y THOMAS s1nags Now
No. sc, Corner Of Ann and Nassau sts., New York
The Blood. Ltrcr Gnd Bii5us Complaints.
The Citizens Of the Union suffer much from disorders Of
he Liver and stomach The fair sex, perhaps the most
handsome in the World at cettain period loose then
teeth and good looks while yet in the Aeydsy Of life
These evils be eFectually remedied by continually
keeping the Blood pure and the Liver and Stomach in
healthy action when life will flow smoothly. fear
lessly that health and life may lie prolonged for years
beyond the ordinary limits if Eooways Pills arc taken 10
purify the Blood in accordance with the directions El1c
accompany each Box
Cure Of Weakness and DcJiIity # Ten Teors s1aGing
Captain John Johnson OF the Astor House, New York,
suffered for Ten Years from arrangement Of the Liver and
stomach and reduced in strength that he never
expected TO 30 any more having Tried every known
remedy Without deriving benefit At last lie had recourse
Holloways Fills which completely cured hia1, R..er
using them for hrte mouths and he enjoys the round
est health
These celebrated Pills are wonderfully sne.eeu. fhc
Ague Debility Hcsdaehs sero,ula, or Kings Evil
Asthma Iropsy Indigestion Stone and Gravel
Jaunii;e Erys1ela' Piles Bilious Complaints
Rloches on the Skin, Female Irregularities,
Liver Complaints Sccondary symptoms
Bowel Complaints Feyers OF all kinds
Yenerial Affections Worms OF all k.rts
Consultation Of the Bowels Retention OF Urine, csat
Weakness, from whatever cause.
aE-Sod OF the establishment OF Professor UoLiowAT,
IS OF Am and Nassau Streets New York and BY
all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicines through
ot the United States in Boxes at3 u cents 81 and
ST. each To be had Wholesale Of the principal
Drug Houses in the Union
EI-There is great saving by taking the larger siIcs
\. BDrections for the guidance Of patients, in every
disorder are affixed to each Box. Sept ], 1884
ua Holloway Pills and Ointment for Sale by HEN
RY JOHNSON ( CO., Wholesale Druggists, 146 Washing
ton Street San Francisco. PrOpretors Wholesale Agents
for California, Oregon ond Sandwich Islands.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-02
Sharing Saloon and ba9Il AoOms,
1T the Metropolis IZotcl.
The undersigned arc Pr

tIa The undersigned pr =
- : pared to attend to he comfort
s-.4==.zz --zlr5ssr of the puhljc in the enrrcisr
~. e OF their profession ~ all helri
% - 4 1892 - HAZE CUTTING, SHAM
POOtTG and SHAVING done 10 the hrs manner.
There is wsli-itcd BATH HDUI. in connection with
heir saloon, whore an3 col baths may 10 had al
uli h5ftS. Perfnurry Of III! kinds on hand.
r5- DR. JEN NINtS REPRODUCING. celebrated for
T.. medical powers over the hum hair II entirely er9d-
irat, Scuri or DandruG opens the pores Of the skin,
.ivcs perfect action the diseased organs oi the head
znd 5y Is frrqcat the hair 10 resume l'S !or
rner Health and Brillilnt appearance Soil only by
November 2-f CiREE i~NHf,H'
Metropolis Shaving i Hair Dressing saloon
cHAS r. HALL Ctl A. RAFl,
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-02
Prcsents the ShoEtcst ZEcutc
and Best Road for Packers L. Teams
Assd all the Mining Region
North of Nevada and DOVnieVilEe.
ESTATE OF ELIJAH WALTERS

7 ETTERS of administration have been issued to the un-
dersirned by the Hon the Probate Court of and for
Nevada county upon the estate Of Elijah Walters
ed and all persons who have in their possession
had in their possession effects belonging to said estate
to deposite the with and thereby avoid judicial
proceedings for the recovery thereof.
A. w. POTTER admir- of the estate n
Elijah Walters deceased and Public Administrator Of Ne
vada county Nevada, December 6, 1854. 334w
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-02
FROM R. HUNGERFoRDs
PRIVATE MEDICAL Rooms, No. 22615 DUpoyr

" 7''"i ~ ---OI2 IIOI W 7 :
B1een Washington ard Jackson Str@1 san Far Cjsco
"here ali diseases OF private character receive tho
treatment necessary to effect speedy and eectua of
those annoying and dstresful complaints The enyablc
reputation Dr. EnEgerorl has earned for himself by his
extraordinary in all diseases private nature
renders but necessary TO state his address he therefore
avoids the long advertisements of bolasc promises
the empires Of the day, lavishy held out but sedca
fulfilled Medicines sent to all parts Of the country
with directions for their
Nocturnal Emissions Ulcers in the Throal. SvI hills
Gonorhca Structures elect and those dreadful symptoms
Of the head throat and skin under Ir Hunecricra
treatment are beald in incredibly sho. time without
mercury Young who 1--we become victims OF itary
vice that dyeadfu and destructive habit which ruins both
BODY and mind. call Immediately ON lr Hungerord and
vou can depend upon beirg restored to health that rco
est uf Gods blessings.
STONE GRAVEL. &c-The efficacy Of Dr. Huprcrf ford :
thron Trptc has proved beyond doubt f. be Tho rost
certain in the above named most painful cases tha
the human frame is most subject to- no25 SIN
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-02
DIR. EUNGEaEoRD's
PRI NATE MEDICAL OFFTC

e-Oorhcr Oh washington street and Washington Place
opposite the Hall OF Receipts and LAFAYETTE Restaurant
DIX III N6fBF ORp sFect!ullY announces 70 s fcn.
and the public that he viii continue the rr: ff
enc and Surgery at his old Rooms No 226l pulo street
between Washington and jackson street
The Doctor having taken all the rooms has so ,-rrr
mem tat he can be consulted in privacy by his atier.,
either male or fcmae, without being seen bv any re-
except himself
IN the treatment of Diseases entrusted to his
deleteTious drugs or medicines administered
1soon5 and DO; RI for persons who may wish to r,r.
private few days under treatment
TO THE LAelES--The Doctor has Private Tcsri.s
under the Charge Of an excellent Natron EpYes, OK h
reception of Females.
y b. All letters ofadyice enclosing Ten Dollars la.
other. viii he promptly attended to- '>
"a Remember DR. HU%GFRFDPD No ccf,L r,ro-.
street between jackson and Washington strcc,s San
cisco.
ofce hours from clock, 4. Y. to9PY
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-02
Santa Clara Mills.

\AgE ARE NOW RECEIVING daily from the MI
w supply of this CHOICE BRAND OF fLorK. 40 10
effort shall be wanting sustpn the good rePutdtiu
acquired the past The improy enents fecsny go y
introduced saying that this Flour VIII pe o.
t,-.nds ~ fsa tT,orfed PATCH CLAYTON.
Grce5 Asea:s fostho Mi!, No e, Clo.7 .;fe>:
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-02
Railroad Ho;!se.

This House is open fer the accommodation
of the travelling public For cleanliness and com
fort. il is not surpassed tho Pacific md one lraI is
sufficient guarantee for continued 1atYoragc.-
Attached to the House are i've RESTAURANTS
100 feet long, extending from Commercial 10 Clly
c and will accommodate go persons at one time
The Floors and Tables all Marble. and everything to
correspond, nnd they have now the most complete ar
for Breakfast, Lunch Dinner and Tea San
Francisco. an3 will be conducted upon the liberal
terms, being confident that beray secures patronage
The Hotel part OF the houfe is kept upon tue European
plan. Barber Shop and Bath Rooms attached
Entrance the Hotel Restaurants 81 CLAW street and
45 Commercial, Battery
Nov I0--3m HALEY & THOMPSON. Railroad House
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-02
SlH Fr 'n".cyc9 Advert semeHtS.

.
ENLARGEMENT OF THE sPHLFFN. rset
ENLARLiEMEHT Of TuE LIVER M IT,. ~, Z - -
VARIOUS FORMS OF ALL THE BILIOUS DISEASES.
T'IIS INVALUABLE Medicine was prepared from an
extensive practice OF several years hinu. cii-
mate, and is known TO fail of curing Fever and
Ague any of the diseases above named
The unnnitl0is testimony OF all who have used the
American Choagogae, witnessed its operation. esab
fishes satisfactory every who appreciate evil
dence. the following facts
/. That the Amer Cholagoeue possesses superior
Choagogne. Febrifuge and Tonic properties any
bin1iicn of medicines ever before invented.
>. has erred cases Of Intermited and other Fever,
where he most popular medicines of the day had failed.
). lt h3= cared where Quinne and all other usual
rem: dies seemed to produce little effect
!! is enid ia as oper ons, pleasant TO take. contains
nci.her Arsenic other deleerous drug. and may BE-
taEcH ty persons Of all ages with perfect snfety.
). Is power in changing and promoting the bilious
and ohe. sece;ons thus cleansing the system ard res
torng the natural and healthy action of all the organs Of
the body is unequaled hence its efficacy preyenla
tive, 80 well rs curative agent.
g. 1t is the economical by one half Of all the usual
RENE lies for Fever and other bilious diseases.
Among the numerous recommendations Of its superior
efficacy, We will give The following:
EArox RarIrs Dec. 20, 1874
Dr. z L. Jor:c,-Dear Sir: The rcsul; Of my trial Of
your Am rican CholasogGe. most satisfactory have
been in the habit of recommending the ln'a chnacogue
less in practice in ordinary Of AgCe and
Intermittent Fever and mere especially u coa;!esccIts
from those diseases, Notwithstanding the exhorbiIi
price charged for it. But now. after thorough trial
Of the American ChOago2ue. in my Case and OBJ
serving its effects extensively in other do
hesitate TO express my decided preference fer it, all
olher medicines in for The of Intermittent
and Bilious Fevers. 1t is searching and thorough
in its effects than the India ChoaSogit is also equally
as pnl'aableand much larger quantity being sold
iauch less price, makes difference be regarded in
these times of scarcity and famine Success the Amer
lean Choiagogue. Yours truly, John P. Sawyer. H. H.
Sold by ali the principal Druggists in the Statc Pur-
Ghass should be careful 10 ask for and take none but
Jones American Choagogue. PARK & WHITE. Sole
Agents, to whom all orders should be addressed 81
Merchant street, Sd door above Montgomery San Fran
cisco. DIR. W. G.. ALBAN. Agent Nevada. Sep 9Y-3m
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-02
RLACKsMITHING.

TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVING RE-ESTABL1SHFD
| himself since he fire in his new building on Wash
ngon street prepared to do everything in his line with
prompness and dispatch.
CAR WHEELS from 10 10 inches ALWAYS on hand
IRON AND STEEL on hand and for sale low
Particular attention paid Mill work Thankful for past
avors the undersigned desires continuance Of the same.
Dec S-3m GEO W. LEV EltS.