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The Nevada journal., 1855-02-23
THE AMERICANS FRIEND
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

| To tho Citizens of the United States -
most humbly and sincerely thank you for the aa
mense patronage which you have bestowed upon my lk
take this opportunity Of stating that my
all American Citizens, and that entertain for all that
concerns America and the Americana the most lively
sympathies much that originally compounded tta
Pills expressly suit your climate habits consttut tz~
Of living intending to esa blsh myself an on,
you, which have done by taking premises in NV
York. THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
No. 8s Corner OF Ann and Nassau sts., New Yaf.
The Blood, Liver and Bilious C11spLaiats
The Citizens Of the Union suffer much from disorders "a
the Liver and stomach The fair sex, perhaps the
handsome In the World cetain period loose thes-
teeth and good looks while yet in the heyday life
keeping the Blood pure, and the Liver and stomach
healthy action when life will flow smoothly say
essly that health and life may DO prolonged for years
beyond the ordinary limits II Holloway Pills taken 10
purify the Blood in accordance with the directions uLI
accompany each Box.
Care of Weakness and DeJtyef III. Fe.rs s,oaGlpq
Captain John Johnson, Of the Astor House. New YORK.
suffered for Ten Years from arrangement Of IIyeE
stomach and was SO reduced in strength that hs never
expected to go 70 having tried overy known
remedy without deriving benefit At last he had
to Holloway's Pills which completely cured him, af-w
using them for three mouths aad henow enjoys the Sonn
est health
These celebrated Pills wonderfully encoosous h. "a,
following conn aints =
Ague Debility Headache scTofula, or Kings E,p
Asthma Iropsy Indigestion Stone and Gravel
Botches on the skin, YeInale Irregularities,
Liver Complaints SocoudAry symptoms
Bowel Conn laints Feyers Of nll kinds
Neueral Affections Worms Of oil kinds
Constellation Of the Bowels Retention OF Criro Gott
Weakness, from whatever cause-
E5-Sold OF the establishment of Professor Ho4InwAI
3S Corner OF and Nassau Streets New York and bv
all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicines through
out the United States in Boxes AT 81 \ cents 81 cents mi
81 so each. To be had Wholesale u the principal
Drug Houses in the Union
8-There is a great saving by taking tho large. a,cr
n B.-irectionS for the guidance OF patients in
disorder, affixed to each Box. Sept i, 1884
m Holoway's Pills and Ointment arc for Sale BY HEN
| FY JOHNSON & CO., Wholesale Druggists. 146 Washing
ton Street San Francisco Proprieor Wholesale Agents
for California, Oregon ond Sandwich Islands
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-23
FROM DR.. HUNGERFORD's
PRIVATE MEDICAL Rooms, No. 2261a DUPONT.

Beceen Washington and Jackson Street San FranCi,co
Where all diseases of private character receive the
treatment necessary to effect speedy eectual cure
those annoying and dstressful complaints The envabe
reputation Dr. Hnngerord has earned for himself by his
extraordinary success in all diseases oa private nature
renders but necessary TO state his address he therefore
avoids the long advertisements of bombastc promises
the empires of the day lavishy held out but seldom
fulfilled Medicines aIe sent to all parts tho country
With direction3 for their use.
Nocturnal Emissions. Ulcers in the Throa1 Syphilis
Gonorrhe Structures elect and those dreadful
of the head throat and skin under Dr. Hungerors
treatment are head IN an incredibly short time without
mercury Young men who have become victims solitary
vice that deadful and destructive habit which both
body and mind, call Immediately DR. Hungerford and
depend upon being restored to health that great
est uf Gods blessings.
STONE GRAVEL, &c.-The efficacy of DR.. Hungerford's
Ihron Trptc has proved beyond doubt be the most
certain in the above named painful cases that
the human frame is most subject to. NOES 3m
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-23
TuaTxN1oNIALs ERoNI THE
From the "Echo du Pdcfc."l
nOlT0R HITNGEREORn
PRHSR,

We wish oca the attention of our readers 10 the nd
verement of this gentleman whose extensive practice
and great is sufficient to induce those afflicted
to give him call The Doctoris not only regularly edu
Gated Physician but he has the principles of honesty and
feel for his fellow beings He has undoubtedly more
practice than other in San Francisco and
fast increasing To those acquainted with the Doctor
we say nothing to his skill and integrity as thew are
well Enown but to strangers do say call at 226 On
pont street. and you will find that friend in need is
friend indeed "
From The Southern Medical Jourral1
PROFESSOR HUNGERFORD
Although opposed to the system of ADVERTISING vet we
deem but just to this gentleman admit that his system
of treatment in Private Diseases undoubtedly the most
approved in throughout the civilized world
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-23
an Fraecicsco Advert isementS.

COMPLAINT, JAUNDICE.
ENLARGEMENT OF THE SPHLEEN, T:S
ENLARGEMENT OF THE LIVER AND TFIEEE
VARIOUS FORMS OF ALL THE BILIOUS DISEASES.
VlIIS INVALUABLE Medicine prepared from An
extensive practice OF several years in bilious cli-
mite, and is known to fail of curing Fever and
Ague any of the diseases above named.
The unanimous testimony of all who have used the
American Choagogue, witnessed its operation, esab
fishes satisfactory to every who appreciate evil
dence. the following fActs:
l.. That the Amer Cholagogue possesses superior
Choagogue febrifuge and Tonic properties to any
bnation Of medicines ever before invented.
q II has cured cases of Intermted and other Fevers,
where the most popular medicines Of the day had failed.
:. It has cured where Quinne and MI other usual
remedies seemed TO produce little effect
1t is mild in Its operations, pleasant 10 take. contains
neither Arsenic Or other deleerous drug. and be
taken by persons Of all ages with perfect safety.
5. Its power in changing and promoting the bilious
and other secretions thus cleansing the system and res
tong the natural and healthy action of all the organs
the body is unequaled; hence its efficacy prcventa-
tive, as well rs n curative agent.
o. II Is the most economical by 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:
FAToS RAPIDS, Dec %. 1854
Dr. f. L, Joncs-Denr Sir: The result OF my trial of
your American Choasogue, was most satisfactory have
Deeh IN the habit of recommending tho India Choagogue
more or less in my practice in ordinary Ague and
intermittent Fever and more espacialy convalescents
from thoso diseases, notwithstanding the exhorbtant
price chargcd for 1t. But now after thorough trial
OF the American Cholagogue in my own, case and OBJ
serving It's effects extensively in other cases, do not
hesitate to express my decided preference for it, all
o'her medicines now in Use, for the OF Intermittent
anu Bilious Fevers. 1t is more searching and thorough
In lis effects than tho India ChoaSogues is also equally
as pallaableand much larger quantity being sold ut
much less price, makes difference not to be regarded In
these times scarcity and famine Success the Amer
ican Chopgogue. Yours truly, John p. Sawyer NJ. j.
Sold by all The principal Druggists in the State Pur-
chascrs should be careful to ask for and take but
Jones' American Cholagogue. PARK s. WHITE, Sole
Agents, to whom all orders should be addressed 81
Merchant street, Sd door above Montgomery San Fran
cisco. DR.. W. G. ALBAN Agent Nevada. Sep 29--3m
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-23

DIR. HUNGERfORD respectfully announces to his friends
and the public that he will continue the practice of Medi
cine and Surgery at his old Rooms No 22G Dupont street.
between Washington and Jackson street.
The Doctor having taken all the rooms has so arranged
them that he be consulted in privacy his patients
either male female without being by any peIson
except himself.
In the treatment OF Diseases entrusted to his care no
deleterous 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 Private Hospta
under the Charge of excellent Matron Ersy for tbe
reception of Females.
NIB All letters ofadvice enclosins Ten Dollars land
no other will be promptly attended to.
F1- Remember DR. HCNGERF0RD No. 226 4 Dupont
street between Jackson and Washington streets San Fran
cisco
Office hours from O'Clock A. NJ to 9PN
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-23
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to all whom, ., ,,v
l concern that the undersigned will apply to be Hon
the DisIrct Court OF the Eleventh Judicial Distrc in
and for Nevada county, California at the next regular
Term thereof commencing the Third Monday OF
March nexO for Leave and License TO establish Tol
as Strawberry Bar, the Court of Session of Nevada cn
Nevada. Feb I-if THoWAS D Erss
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-23
Shaving Saloon and Bath Rooms,
1t the Metropolis Hotel.

"a The undersigned are pre-
Ills pared to atteud TO the comfort
c>->-ze<<--s---- of the public in the euercise
"a A If = of their profession at all heurs
= 4rlfssatsAs1aE= HAIR CUTTING, SHAM
POOLING and SHAVING done 10 the brst manner
There is well-lted BATH HOUSE in connection with
heir Saloon. where and cold baths NAV ba had Mt
all houIs. Perfumery of all kinds on hand
EfJ- DR.. JENNINGS REPRODUCTOR celebrated for
us medical powers over the human hair IL entirely erad
lcateS Scurt or Dandruf opens the pores thCs
gives perfect action to the diseased organs head
and by rs frequent use causes the hair for
mer Health and brilliant appearance Sold only by
November 3-tf CIrRRTE g fANPE
Metropolis Shaving Hair Dressing saloon.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-23
And all the MINING Region
NartIs of EeVada and DOyYnieVilh(
RL.AnKSMITHTNG.

yTNIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RE-ESTABiIlSlIEl
himself since the fire in his new building, on WASH
ington street is prepared TO DO everything III li' '
promptness and dispatch. -,
CAR WHEELS. from TO 10 inches, always on manu.
IRON AND STEEL on hand and for sale low
Particular attention paid Mill work Thankful LOT Phs'
&c eNS,n GEO W. LEVERS.
ADIE s, AND CHILDRN'S SHOES-The larges
- and most desirable Stock ever brought 10 'his
market, Just received and for sale by ~
3O-2m O.P. BLACKMAN, Commercial street,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-11-25
THE BRITISH SQUADRON.

We perceive in one after another Of the public journals
conflicting specnaons concerning the object of the British
government despatching additional naval force to
the West Indies.
On the arrival Of the Pacific deemed it proper for
the purpose of tranquzng the public mind, TO make
known in brief the nature of the explanations the sub
ect which came to our by that vessel stating
explicitly that apprehension Of Russian priv said to
be fitting out in New York. and of the Maury by name,
was the inducement Of the proposed naval expedition
We have now made further inquiry the subject at the
Department Of State and are authorized publish the fol-
lowing circumstantal particulars:
In consequence of the publications in the London jour
mails Of the odd 24h and 18th of October Mr. Buchanan
requested an interview with Lord Clarendon for the pur
pose Of asking explanations the subject They held two
ueryewsone on the 2sth of October and the other on
tba lat Of November At these interviews Lord Claren
don declared that proposed naval expedition orgna-
ted in no purpose unrendly TO the United States; that
its object was defensive one to protect British
against Russian prvaeers three four of which said
to be fitting out in New York, and Of them nearly
ready for sea that this particular large and
fast vessel specially intended to intercept British ships from
Australia conveying gold to England with purpose in the
first instance to capture one of the Cunard steamers
in justification of the general statement he referred
pressy to the case of the barque Maury represented in
aidavity communicated by Mr.. Barclay the British
sui at York. to Mr. CHAMPION and by the latter trans
,nted to his and at the time laid before
the government Of the United States
We have already stated that the investigation ins-
gated by Mr. Barclay resulted in showing clearly that there
was no truth in his allegation against the barque Maury
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-11-25
WASHINGTON CITY.
SUNDAY MORNING. NOV. 70. 1866
JUDGE RuFFIs's ADDRESS. SLAVERY AND

.
SLAVE LABOR.
The reader will find the extracts in paper to-day
from the address delivered by Chief Justice Run
before the Agricultural Society of North Carolina worthy
Of careful perusa He discusses the subject Of labor in
connection with slavery with calm philosophc mind and
presents the subject in light well calculated to remove
preudices which contributing much to the sectional ea
ousies now existing between the North and the South
should be remembered that Judge Run is politician
For years he presided the supreme court OF
North Carolina and by his great legal learning and his
yconeeded integrity aided in giving to the de-
csons of that standing enjoyed by few Others in
the Union In connection with his official duties he has
constantly devoted himself to the cultivation OF his farm
The opinions OF such man. that he is far advanced
in life with no possible motive to misead, but with
heart strongly dedicated to the honor and prosperity OF
his country and the perpetuaton Of the Union cannot fail
to be productive of good Impressions upon all who can
appreciate wise and patriotic counses Admonished by
age Judge Run resigned his Office of chief Justice and
now as chairman of Orange county court and as plain
farmer he fills the highest place in the esteem and respect
of his iellow-citizens.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-11-25

4
ing the naval arrangement printed the 18th day
Of October"
1t true that in the Times Of that date is the follow
ing:
Her Msesty's ship Powerful, 81 Captain T. l.. Mas
sic the Corvallis 60, Captain Weesleyi the Pembroke
60, Captain Seymour and the Rosamond g. paddle soop
Commander Crofton, all ordered Immediately 10
Sphead West India squadron under Rear
Admiral Fanshawe The first named goes to Jamaica, ana
the other three to Bermuda"
Here is announcement the 18th OF order Tor The de-
partue Of three large ships-owar for Jamaica and Ber
muda but particular attention seems to have been
drawn TO the fact until the 24th 25th and Goth, when the
Chronicle Times Post and Globe gave account of addi-
tons the proposed squadron and declared in the terms
of furious menace and denunciaiion which all remember
that the object of the squadron the United States
Was that the original obec, Of the squadron il not
Was the nducement OF the admiralty order given ON or
before the 9TH something another having reference to
the United States We do not know what the original
inducement of the order was but do know, as we
have stated fully in another article that on the 10Th
of October and the ls of November in two interviews
which Mr. Buchanan had with Lord Clarendon the latter
stated explicitly that the object Of the squadron was to
intercept Russian prvateers said to be fitting out in New
York capture ships from Australia conveying gold to
England aud also the Cunard steamers and that he ndica
ted the Maury the privateer in question: and gave Mr.
Barclay as his authority for the statement
Mr.. Barclay has printed letter in New York, in which
he says he gave such information to his government
That is disngenuous evasion. He communicated the
statement to Mr. CHAMPION by whom it communicated
to Lord Clarendon.
One OF two alternatives is certain either that the ex-
PLANTATION given by Lord Clarendon aterthough
that is effect else Mr. Barclay the respon
sbe author and the affair of the Maury the true Of
the existing disturbance of relations with Great Brit
ain We choose to place implicit confidence in the honor
and good faith Of the Earl Of Clarendon.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-11-25
COMMERCE OF TIE LAKES.

The magnitude Of ouFae commerce. giving employment
TO thousands Of and millions Of money, while az
fords an uniang source Of true pride at home and In
creasng wonder abroad has also drawn public attention
in direction which will be attended with tbs
most advantageous resulswe allude Of course 10 The
enormous annual loss Of life and property these inland
In the report of the grand jury Of the United
States Of the northern district of New York we find
the following passages
eve have examined large number Of gentlemen an
gagged in the Of the lakes and those whose occu
patton and business enable them to speak upon
the questions submitted consideration from which IL
appears that the increasing of the lakes has pro-
duced increased demand for vessels and seamen while the
supply Of competent and worthy has been for few years
past diminishing large number of the best are con-
santy drawn into Australia and California, leaving lake
service to be supplied by Others say nothing Of want Of
other qualifications.
1t is also very apparent that with the increase OF COM
merce and the demand for larger class of vessels the
number OF qualified has been increased nor
has that kind Of discipline enforced by the master,
Of said vessels important to the security property and
life
II has been made appear that the Overlooking of YES
sells is prevailing practice, and which should be sup
pressed by special enactment.
The temptation to overload is yerygrea when freghs
are high and equally when low the one case to in
the gain and in the TO diminish the loss The
duty and being oyerworked and underpaid competent
and deserving have had runous effect upon the service
The statutes arc then examined and it is shown that
the United States laws are not complied with to lights
&c:
The frequent loss of propeers and sail vessels is caused
first by orerodding, making the vessel unmanageable
storms second by the reckless crowdng Of sail and
and third by the want Of proper number of man
age the arGe and heavy calls Some stringent rega.
laons to be required in relation to the number
each craft shall have, their ability and qualifications
and the enforcement of the statutory regulations regard
lights and watch to be kept night and the cargo be
ken on board.
We beg leave further to state that the insecure condition
of the habors along the lake coast which all obsnced
by sand bars and in many by dapdated and unfn
hed piers and outworks very prominent dsas
ters upon the akes that very few OF them have capacity
depth Of water for the vessels navigating the lakes
This grand jury therefore, call the attention Of the public
the necessity of some immediate action thereon"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-11-25
From the Coius,bss (Miss Dsnnocrah
CAPT DARKSDALE.-TIIE RESULT In THIS Dis
TRICTI


Our member elect to Congress, Capt VIM. Barksdale,
gave call yesterday evening The arduous labos Of the
campaign through which he has just passed to have had
injurious effect upon him physicay-indeed we never
saw him looking in better health He prepared to start
to Washington and suppose viii do so in day or Two,
to enter upon the aruous duties of the coming session
Congress- which threatens be of the most stormy
that have held since the formation Of the government
Questions are likely arise of fearful import causing the
most exciting and angry debates aud threatening possibly
the dissolution OF the confederacy. But what may
be the crisis threatening and dangerous we feel an
assured confidence that member will be ever at MS
post ably and faithfully dscharging his duty and fear
esy representing the chivary and sustaining the rights
of his constituents
Capt Barsdales majority in this district is really most
aatering II is Eve hundred larger than cacu-
lated upou and is doubt greater than he himself e.
peced. Let it be remembered that be against the
"erael nag Of the know-nohngs-one that had never
been beaten any before and who considered
inyncble by his hackers let it be remembered, too thai
the whole gang down upon him from the start
and threw all the weight him that they could yet e
out far ahead that his opponent scarcely e
the close Of the Capt Barksdale gets maor-
tesheavy ones too, Of themn every county, the
district but two, and in those together he is only
beaten 90 votes II is certainly the most complete victory
that was gained in This part Of the State before The
rese proves two things very clearythat the district
most decidedly and overwhelmingly democracis 50 now
but perhaps six months ago--and that William
Bardae s the for the people and the ayorite Of his
party.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-11-25
WISCONSIN ELECTION.

ssated in the abolition papers that at the late cleo
ton in Wisconsin there acompe,e fusion of the know
nohings with the black republicans The result so far as
governor concerned, is still in doubt The vote is so
very close that the official returns alone decide the
contest If the fusioniss win il will make an aggregate
Of three States which they have carried this yeara
them by largely diminished majoes compared with the
of last year. The fusionis viii have the senate and
the democrats the lower house.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-11-25
A NOBLE PROPOSITION.

We shall rejoice to hear that the Tennessee legislature
has carried the noble suggestion contained in The fol-
lowing paragraph from the Nashville Union:
THE HEnMTAeE.--We from the report of yester-
day. proceedings that Mr. Travis of Henry introduced
bill in the house for the purchase Of the Hermitage by
State We have the bill and do know what its
provisions Without however, knowing this we earn
esty second the movement. Tennessee should own the
ground in which repose the remains of her usrous
son. The property be purchased reasonable
terms, and it should be owned by the people, That peo
pie would say So the decision in their hands, we have
no doubt And trust there doubt that repre-
sentatiyes viii say so, too.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-11-25
A sLANDEROUS ATTACK UPON THE LEGAL PRO
EESSI0N

A SLANDEROUS ATTAIN UfON The LEGAL PRO
FESSION.
The New York Herald lives upon caumny and false
hood Pandering daily the Of the passions
is constantly the lookout for object Of SLAM
der last attack is upon the legal profession Because
it happens that portion Of those traitors who seek
ray the North ngaus the South belong to the legal pro-
fesson the Herald seeks to involve the whole profession
provcrbal beray Of lawyers has contributed to the
success the Herald in getting its present wide crcua-
ton The following extract yom that paper will show
how their liberality is appreciated
awe are compelled infer from these facts that while
public confidence has been generally reposed in them
class any other they the least worthy Oft They
constitute leaders Of all parties and direct the public ad
almost exclusively in the organization
they given possession of of the highest
departments that of the judiciary 1t would be well if the
mass of the people would consider this fact and having
weighed the subject, determine elevate place much
larger proportion of merchants and agrcul
tursts Experience has shown that in republican govern
ment something besides technical ability necessary
public agent The legal profession of all the various
classes Of society the least conservative and tho reck
less and pesumptye Their interests In the peace
mony Of the country exceedingly sma They sacrifice
the least by internal dscord external Their very
pursuits and occupations prepare their minds for strife and
contention"
The author OF this wholesale siaaier upon of the
nobest professions that employ the intellect Of
presnmes daily sit in Judgment upon tho motives and
acts of the present administration The lawyer who docs
spurn the wretch who thus live upon SANDER ought
to abandon profession Of which BIO is an unworthy mem
Der