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DIR. IOHNsT0N-

iRALTIMORE Lock Hospital, has dis
- covered the most certain, speedy and effectual
remedy in the world for
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-04
Notice Of Entorcemsnt of Mechanics, Lie,

\ he. the District Gourt-cOunty Of Nevada-s p.
L w hitmarsh, ]. Williamson and L. C. Wbitmsrsh
plaintiffs, VS. j c. Palmer defendant. All narsons
holding or claiming liens under the provisions Of an
act entitled al Act for securing the liens of Wccb.n
les and others" approved April q, 1855 on the fol-
lowing described building, lot and appnrtenances ~
wit That certain frame building ordWelline and N
lot upon which the same stands lying and heinz ou
the south side of Spring street. in the town and
OF Nevada, bounded and described as followsWBe.,
ginning at point the south side of Sprina strest
ABOUT l3o feet west of Deer Creek, runninc tbancs
soutn along the line of E. W. Smiths Cnion Hotel
Stable ios to the centre Of Deer Creek thence north
east up through the center of said Creek to Snrinr
street and thence westwardy along the south line of
street to the place of beginning with all its an
urtenanees, are hereby notified to be and appear be-
ore the District Court of the lith Judicial District in
az anu i9r Or the County at the April term there
At the Court Room of said court on the 18th day of
npril $780, at lO o'clock, A. NJ to exhitt then and
mere the proof of such liens said liens will be deem
eo walved In favor of the plaintiffs We will on the
eourt for the enforcement of Mechanics Lien for
So4o on the above described property and will move
o decretal order for the sale of said property
suant 10 the statute in said made and provided
WHITMARsH WILLIAMSON Co. Plaintiffs
CA johnson, Attorney for Plaintiff
! Dated Nevada, April 81, 1856 49-3w
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-04

LUMBIA-STARTLING INDIAN
WAR NEWS! !-STEAMER MARY
CAPTURED AND BURNT!-MUR-
DER OF WHITES, &c.
The following news we copy from the Ma
rysyille Express of yesterday, for which we
are Indebted to Wells. Fargo & Co.
SAN Francisco, April 9, 9P.M.
The Columbia has just arrived from the
North with highly important and startling in
telIgence, which we hasten to lay before our
readers,
On Sunday, 23d ult,, Mr., Wright, partner
OF Varnoy, i'll company with some six men, left
Hayes place, at the head of Deer Greek Val
ley, for Varnoy's Ranch, and after travelling
some SIX miles, they found themselves suddenly
surrounded .by Indians. Mr. Wright was
killed, but his companions escaped and return.
ed to Hays where 1t appears some rs volun.
teers were encamped. A second partv then
went out to ascertain more of the Whereabouts
of the enemy, when they were also attacked not
far from the house; Alex Caldwell being kill
cd. Four pack trains, consisting of some so
Mules were encamped in the vicinity and are
reported to have been captured.
One of the packers had his animal shot from
under him, and one man, John Davis, was
Killed. The Indians had all their own way in
Illinois Valley from Sunday to Wednesday,
Inc locality being marked by smoke from burn
ing buildings, and the resoundng of fire arms.
he Indians attacked the settlement whea
capt. Smith had gone down the river to effect
ajunction with Col, Buchanan, at Big Mead,
ows-about two hundred Indians in the att ack-
ing party.
INDIAN News FROM OREGoX-The Indians
it seems have by coup de main, withdrawn
all the regulars who have been wintering at
Vancouver to the east side of the Cascade
Mountain. These Indians made show of de-
iancc at White Salmon, burned house OF
two, killed and drove off quantity Of stock
aud committed other depredotions, whereupon
all the available force of the regular army
were ordered to move to the Indian country.
The volunteers also were about to cross Snake
River and give the Indians battle, at last &C
counts from them
At this juncture it seems the Indians have
divided their forces and by a military rust
have placed large war party between boil
the regulars, volunteers aud the settlements
On Tuesday night, 25th March, the Indians
numbering 500 attacked the Cascades, and al
latest dates had full possession of the only pas
by which communication can be had with th,
regular forces, and volunteers, and had burnt
every building at the Cascade. They have de
stroyed the steamer Mary, and killed many
citizens, and were now fighting the forces il
the field. On the receipt of the news at Port
land, the Fashion and Belle were dispatched
with so men. A letter had been received from
Vancouver stating that the Indians were within
SIX miles of that place, and were killing al
ages, sexes and condition of people.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-04
FRONTROYAL MILL PROPERTYFOR SALE.

H. VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY known as the
H.? FRoNTRoYAL Mills FIGURING MILL AND saw
kaA-4 MILL. The Flour Mill has two run of feet
stones, drove by water with l3 foot breast wheel
WIN ample machinery, 10 feet of a natural fall
Also Tavern stand and Toll Bridge Bear Riv-
er together with l60 acres of land free from all claims
except the United States. The Mills are in great
Wheat growing country and convenient to market
. miles from Nevada, 20 miles from Auburn, and Is
from Marysville. The Mill has good country Gus
tom and all OF the above named property is situated
on On Bear River, about four miles above Johnson 5
ranch, and Immediately on the shortest direct road
from Sacramento to Nevada. This property will be
sold together separate to suit purchasers low for
cash. For further particulars enquire of JOHN WEB
BER, County Treasurer, Nevada. on the premises
4i-Im MCDONALD co.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-04

kATIFcATIoN MEETING The meeting which
was called for the purpose of ratifying the
nominations of FILLMORE and DoNELsoN last
Saturday evening, and which was adjourned
on account of the weather, will not probably
Je held until after the adjournment of tn.
Legislature, which will undoubtedly take
l,lace next week. Senators Hawks, Coffroth
and Furguson cannot visit US until after tho
djournmcnt.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-04

BRIGHT STREAK OF GRATITUDE-The following
letter appeared time since in the San Francisco
Citizen, without the knowledge of DIR. Young We
copy it as complimentary tribute to one of the most
skilful physicians that made this State his resi-
dence. As it entirely unsolicited and made pub-
lie without the knowledge of any but the writer
it speaks volumes. 1t should be cut out and pinned
ur for oio:osc to any one who should unfortunately
be similarly situated
To MY AFFLICTED FELLOW MEN-Being about to
leave the State of California for my home in Michi-
gan, wish before leaving to recommend to your no.
tlce that great benefactor Dr. J G. Young. l was on
the very brink of the grave when he stretched forth
his hand and saved me from death For several years
had been troubled with complication of diseases,
brought on by bad habits aggravated by exposure in
the mines, which had SO weakened my system and
undermined my constitution that I have often con-
tempiated suicide. Borne down by racking pains in
my body, dizziness In my head, eyes, pains and
misery in my back and hips, WEAKNESS in my legs,
evil forbodings together with aconrmed melancholy
considered my best friends to be my worst enemies
my dreams were frghtfu and ut times strange phan-
tastes took possession of my mind was hurrying to
nsanly-that worst of living deaths. In this state a
friend and partner in the mining business approached
me on the subject, and advised to go to the Bay
and see DR.. Young. did so and thank God for it
DR.. Young examined my case, and told me he could
cure me. Shortly after commenced taking his med
months was perfectly we'll Take my advice all
you that afflicted, and call upon him, for he will be
sure to YOU he has cured several of my acquan
tances after they had become discouraged by being
deceived by the humbugs of the day both by Ameri.
can and foreign vagabonds. My heart leaps towards
him with gratitude for his benefits to me and my
friends. If CHAs f MANRouE
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-04
BARBIER,S GRAPE GINGER WINE.

VHNHIS excellent and salubrif us beverage is manu-
Ill factured Of PURE WHITE WINES and JAMAICA
ger Wine ever offered to the public The man
ufacurer of this wine has spared no expense in re-
ting the bestof materials and can now offer an article
which the most abstemious and temperate person can
with the most beneficial effects 1t is particularly
recommended to LADIES as astmulating and strength
ing tonic, and particularly adapted to the climate of
California. Manufactured and sold by
A. BARBER, las Washington st San Francisco.
Sold only to the jobbng trade in cases and kegs
Also for sale Cordals and Syrups especially extra
Raspberry Syrup. mch2S-2m
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-04
UNION HoTEL,
No, 2J Broad Street, Nevada, Cal,
STONE & SMITH, Proprietors.

STONE & SMITH, Proprietors
TJNHE undersigned having taken in charge this well
l. known Hotel, and fitted it up in style that is
surpassed by any house of the kind in any mountain
in California takes this method of announcing 20 their
friends and the citizens of Nevada and the public gener
ally that they ready accommodate permanent and
transient Boarders and pledge themselves all who may
favor them with their patronage that pains will be spared
to render this House of the most PLEASANT HOMES
to be found in any section of the mines Particular en
tion has been paid to fitting up the LODGING DEPART
MENT, which is now under the superintendent of
peten lady and from her knowledge of the business
confident that offer to the public good if
better than be found in any other house in Nevada
County. RH-TEE TABLE AND BAR will at all times be
supplied with the best the market Affords and by strict
attention to business hope receive share of public
patronage PRIcEs
Board per week 90 Board Lodging per- . 90
Board Lodging. 100 Lodging per night so
J.. p. STONE
y. n. SMITH.
Nevada, February iA3m
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-04

PRIZE FIGHT-Yankee Sullivan and
Steve Simmons have made arrangements
for fight. Stakes $1,000 on each side.
$500 forfeit money is already up.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-04
DAGUERREOTYPES,
MRS. JULIA Il. RAYMOND.

HA AS the pleasure of informing the ladies and gen.
IL tleman Of Nevada and vicinity that she has ta-
ken the we'll known
DAGUERREAN GALLERY, on COMMERCIAL ST.
Qate Kllbourns) where those wishing good pictures
ofthemselves ctures Of friends copied can be sure
to get them done in the finest style and most perfect
of which the art can afford. Mrs R begs to say
IN testimony as recommendation of her abilities in
picture making that she is directly from the celebra-
ted gallery of D. D. T. Davie, of Utica, N. Y where
she has been operating for the last three years She
has all the latest improvements of instruments and
chemicals and with the light of the gallery which is
unsurpassed by any in the State she is confident
making the most perfect lkenesses well beauty
OF tone and finish She intends in connection with
Daguerreotyping to make Photographs or pictures on
paper as soon the necessary chemicals can arrive
which are now on the way The public are invited to
call and examine specimens Of her work bo.h Dague--
reotype and Photographs.
l take pleasure in recommending Mrs Raymond as
successor in the picture business, believing her
be lady well calculated to please all who may call
at the Gallery, whether for pictures to examine
specimens. 49tf G 0. KILBOURN.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-04

MURDER TRIALs.-T'here will be six
murder cases before the District Court at
] Is next session, which will commence on
the third Monday of April, 2lst inst.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-04
Emporium Of Luxuries,

TNHE undersigned has opened his new Store on
l. COMMERCIAL STREET,
Near Pine where he well be pleased to see his old
friends and the public in general lie has good
Fresh Stock of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, dc. DC
on hand and is constantly receiving from one of the
tion of country merchants to call and examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere If you good
bargains remember the sign across the street.
;Come one, come all.
JAMES S. CURTIS, Opposite Abbott's Hall.
Nevada March 49, 1856.
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TESTIMONIALS FROM THE PRESS
From the Echo du Pacific, San Francisco.
FRISBIE'S THEATRE,

N oVaCIAs
yENHE undersigned would respectfully inform the
IL profession that owing to the the fact that JN0.
5. POTTER has utterly failed to comply with the
terms of the contract by which leased him my The
atre will let it by the Night, Week, Month for
Dramatic Entertainments Concerts and Exhibitions.
The THEATRE, has been fitted up at great expense
and the stage enlarged with new stock Of Scenery.
1t will comfortably seat EIGHT HUNDRED PER
SONS. All communications addressed to me will be
promptly attended to
L. P FRIsBIE
Nevada March %, 1856.
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS
Dry Goods, Clothing, &c.

S. j. DEYOUNG & CO.,
D ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of Nevada
land vicinity that they have just opened their
Dry Goods and Clothing store, No IS Commercial ST.
IN KELsEYs BRICK BLOCK.
Ladies will find here full assortment of every ar
ticle of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods including fine
Shoes of every description.
full assortment of Infants and Children's Cloth
ing will constantly be kept on hand,
10 DeYoung & Co. intend, also, to keep an assort-
ment of every article for Gentemens wear, and in
vite the attention Of the public to their stock.
Nevada, March IA, 1856.
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W. DR. L. D. CZAPkAY.-lti is indeed refreshing IN
this age oil empirical practice to be eEabicd to call the
attention OF the unfortunate 10 the advertisement of
physician of rare, scientific and medical attainments who
has sufficient moral courage to break through the bonds
oil obsolete ideas and place himself before the public thro
the medium Of the press, in order 10 cope with and sa
ify the pcrnicious efforts of the incompetent Such a
physician is DIR. l.. J. Czapkay, whom we cheerfuIly
commend TO iuvalids, especially those suffering from dis
eases of the sexual organs and their unsuccessful treat
nent as gentleman possessing all the requisites for the
satisfactory and successful practice of his proesson-
Coupled with thorough and available knowledge of the
medical art he brings years of experience on the treat
ment OF all seminal and private diseases to his aid ena
bling him to cope with them in all their mutfarious
FORMS We cheerfuy commend him to the public as an
able physician worthy the confidence fa search of
health. 2otf
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-04
Special Notices.
Masonic Notice.

NEVADA R. A CHAPTER, No. 6, MEETS EVERY
~ MONDAY EVENING, at the Masonic Hall on Broat
street. -
stated meetings the MONDAY or next proceedin.
every Full Moon and two weeks thereafter.
THOMAS Ii. CASWE1L MEHP
T. p HAwLEY Secretary
l. o. o. F.-UHION LODGE NO 4s-Ipsuted Oct
oi' iSoo' meets every wednesday evening, the Ode
feiows Hall, Main street, southl Eureka California
Faithful Brothers are ever welcome
w. B. RICHARDS, y. G.
ID. V. NORTON, Secretary.
l. .. O.F.-BRooKLYN LODGE No 46-Instituted Oct /;
ls55-Meets every SATURDAY EVENING, at the Odd
Fellows Hall, Red Dog.
Brothers in good standing are ever welcome
J. c. GREEN, y. G.
7. j. BURGESS, Secretary. dec 2S-3p1
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GOLD AND QUARTZ SPECIMENS
Bought at the Highest Prices by

BARRETT &c &SHERWOOD
4 SSAYS ARE MADE without injury to the surface OF
IA the specimens, and exact value estimated ithout
charge. BARRETT SHERWOOD, City Observatory.
Rf-Nark the number-I35 Montgomery street, San
Francisco.
y. B.-The best and largest stock of WATCHES and
JEWEI.RY in the State, always hand.
~ Particular attention given to Watch repairing.
san Francisco. April 4-Sm
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-04
LOST.

an Thursday, 18th March, between Empire Ranch
" and MarysYllle Pocket Book containing Pa
pers, valuable only to myself. There was also SIC
piece which the person can have by returning the pa
pers to the NEVADA JOURNAL OFFICE.
All persons are cautioned against trading for any
Notes or Duo Bills payable to my ORDER lost with the
above papers, payment being stopped.
March 2o- I'm AFRO SINCLAIR.
II UBIN'S EXTRACTS, For sale by
EuD0LPH, Druggist.
= Commercial sl.Ce
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-04

na-Wc are indebted to Wells, Fargo
& Co. Express for files of papers.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-04
MAY BALL.
NOTICE

NOTICE.
A Ii. delinquent members the of Flying Cloud Tunnel
Co. who in arrears, requested TO call the
Secretary aud pay up their back by SUNDAY
April 9Th. 1856 or the claims will be sold at public
ION MONDAY April 7h in front of the United States
Hotel. By order Of the Company. J. c. D0BLEMAN,
Ii Secretary y. Z. 7. C.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-04
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons having
" claims against the estate Of Louis P. Stiles, de-
ceased late OF Nevada county State of California to
present the same with the necessary vouchers to
ut nv Office in Nevada within Ten months from March
2Sh or be forever barred from any benefit of said
tate. 49-lm A D. FELT, Public Administer.
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lNLESWOUD CkmErE .k.-Omee No. PsnnsyIva
VI OF 10th the Savings Bank This
laid the celebrated Greenwood
New hok and situated the high ground distant
mile north of the Capitol North Capitol leading directly
the This have received charter from Con
appropnang e ground forever burial purposes, making
fee ue the purchaser and prohibiting all
legislation Otherwise which is OF importance
wish their dead where they placed them has
becon in all cities when the burial ground becomes
valuable for other cell IT, throw dead
iscuousy large and legal
tles given TO the ground.
NJ Once open em 10 10 ~, where pamphlets, with
Aap, the charters and bylaws and all other inomaoI be
bained all oTdefs ntements len
say 4Io Seventh will prompt
sHaased June Tidy
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ROTETTBD BY royal letters patent Engana and secured
the seals Of Ecoe dc Phtrmcc de Paris and o imperial Cot
lege % Medicine, Vienna
Tnessmsf 10 the remedy for general and local debility
4 write power, premature decay and all the Distressing
qutnces arising from carly ahuse &C s ec ecactou
W YOUTH manhood nd the Write puwers would be-
impaired, the decline
universally adopied all physical impedmonts vanish like
before influences thus rendering s invaluable those
tering the marriage state.
Tesemar No completely and entirely eradicaes
disorders which copav
andote FOR, tho ruin OF the health portion Of pop
uaton.
Tnesoma No Dis the great European remedy for that class Of
disorders which, unfortunately the English physician with
the inevitable destruction Of constitution
and which AZ the sarsaparlln IN the world
Tnesemar Nos L. o. aad alike devoid smell,
ali nnuscans quhnss Thoy lay the toilet Table wbou
their being detected
sold in Tin cases. 50 each divided separate doses
ninistored by Yalpe0u, Lslsmand, RouI, &C
To be he'd, wholesale Mr. a. Barrow, No ~
Green Canal New York. specially appointed BY th
proprietor and for the United States and
ther part Of America Immediately receiving remittance
Mr. Barrow will forward TnesnmAT ~ the world
securely packed and addressed according the instructions of thu
writer.
Retail agents repaired. Terms cash.
Nov p-dlp
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Bx RAILROAD DIRECT 40 THE W EsT.
"a E6 sSassSas ssss4&

Time bsssses" Washington ana wheeling but nat
Through Tloksu aSa nsSgnss Checks 40 DC had
Washington.
HE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad having greatly improved
western offers the fullest
the Northwest, and the Southwest.
The connection trains from Washington and tn
trains bound West from Baltimore always promptly
Washington Junction aey called the Relay ouse nine miles
wasnson and !ns on ysr baggage checked through %
(wiib the passeneeEs charge, holding
through tickets for points beyond The connecting
washington daily at d m and dA m ON Sundays at the
Al Wheeling direct CEN
TRIAL OHIO RAILROAD innning from Belaire The Ohio,
near Whseg through Cambridge, zanesvie and Newark, 70
MansGed and sandusky Sandusky, Toledo Detroit
Chicago mic y. Louis, &C; ,.o.,,..,u
of me ratiroad 10 xenia CINCISNaTl, LOUIS
a Inc Msa through aa nSon NAM "a s
hante, Lafayette, thicaco, Rock Island, 81 LOUIS nc,
Nalehez New Orleans Washingo@
are aaserrsa at Cincinnati to The mail steamers on The Ohio
FOR CLEVELAND, Toledo, Detroit,
tickets sold when the Ohio navsabe between
Wheeling and Welsyile, forty mles where connsx'on with
Travellers requested 10 notice that while this the only
speedy ana dec, 10 nearly All the leading points
great West The distance from Washington Cincinnati
route
y g ,1 oy steamer from cineann Ss lna9aago
Chicago, IS and $40 81 Louis sas 50 and sasi wamphs,
For Frsderss and aaper's Ferry anaurg Bpels. Springs
Cumberland, Bedford springs Piedmont Oakland noun,
B"umo and Wheeling aae a. me-
train from washington o.,-- ,
Ior further information through tickets sc, apply 10 tn Il
PARSONS, agent, al Washington station . -
Master oil TRANSPORTATION Baltimore and
May 5-df Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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THE oNLY Owe AuTHoRizEpI the Rob Of or. GOV

THE ONLY ONE AUTOBIOGRAPHY Rob Of Or BOY
VEhU LhFFE TEUR Il far superior the sTupa of Cusi
uier, pars other similar remedies. ID radically
wo-t mercury All affections Of the dares aroula the
Of itch, ulcers accidents from critical
period Of lie, and hereditary aonony of huors ~ depurs
powerfully scacous catafrhs the bidder In
fractions and other weakness OF the organs arising from abuses
injections 6r soundugs A. syphhc the Rob in
very short time ensuing from the
baam Of cspava cubehs orom injections which only repe
without ntutalzing Tho Rob above alt,
syphllr Diseases
and which resisted the of mercury the iodup
Of potassium.
General hfents gnod Bondn, GEO., 81
William kew wholesale orders Guo Ducongc,
New Orleans seuiiY, San Francisco
e Rob Lacteu cold bY al druggists throughout the TINT
stes The pamphlet Of medl
cui properties 0f ohtalnsd writing BlOn
din ~ William New York, WIN will information
wanted.
q, n prepared M America, West
dice Ac eo Of the Uned dues has the Rob In bond
March N-dly.
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introductory Frauds.
o,no. ., RI. AI4RrrAED CossoarD4 rsD Lo1-r

OEgIUH THK MAINLAND COEsoLIDATED LofTEHEa,
BALTIMORE, Maryland, Juls u lass.
HE Maryland deemed
his duty the pubic the
who BY fraudulent lottery schsmes
and be sle Of which
wholly dcutious
The only legal Maryland drawn daily under
the Of elected people
the state under the constitution examine approve
schemes and 20 attend 20 the drawings
All the lOtIeEies al
tickets the tOg aphed x Brennan general
for the Once Maryland Consolidated Lotteries
Baltimore, MaTyland.n All Others aref fraudulent
For full information sablect frauds
, q. X. Brennan,
Sept 9S-dIy Baltimore, Maryland
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iiE public hereby Of Augus
1850 uude,slgped Elisha Herndon ON land warrant No
1920 fr 90 susd by The Pension.
Und sas und'r Connrsa- for ies5 euclopo
Uied States mail SC fvie A,bemarle county Virginia
laud Messr-, Snyder OF asnIr "a 4
ny that the said land biauk by NC IN
derrrned ard has taid
believed thar the same either frnuduenb III
mniis
Al therefore hereby warned from pure banR the sale
wtrrnt. intend " apply the nsons Tor
duplicate Of ID warrant
Sept IO-law6w
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nB Of
Oath Thursday Jun..
per payable
There drawing
and also m spaaish italinn German and Lan Tho terms
primary department pupils nine
500 per aunum, able yearly advance.
Letters Of inquiry address MOTHER sUPE
nR II Josephi Academy, Emmsburg Frederick county
Maryland
Jul S-diyear.