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The Nevada journal., 1856-09-19
IT E. A L & co +.

33 Broad Street. Nevada
~ Of merchandise to be found in this city, the lowest
market prices for CASH
An Goods sold by delivered Free of charge in and
near town
PROVISIONS.
Billings Hams New York and Boston sugar cured DO
Oregon Hams Oregon Bacon.
Pork in whole or hlf Barrels New York Bacon
California and Oregon smoked Beef
Thos, Hope Co selected Orange county Butter
Lard. Flour
GROCERIES.
full AMI complete assortment of all descriptions.
ALE & PORTER.
Tenants and Byass, in OTIS and pts.
XXX New York Stock Ale in hhds and half barrels
brewed expressly for the California market
CIGARS & TOBACCO.
Genuine Havana various choice brands.
Domestic, various choice brands
Fruit Tobacco.
Let Her Rip Tobacco.
CASED GOODS.
Adamantint and Sperm Candles Soap,
Assorted Jellies tatsup,
Pie Fruits, Lemon Svrup
wolfcs Aromatic srhnapps, Pine Applesyrup
sautern Wine, strawberries
Hock Wine, Pine Apple.
tlaret Wine Fresh poIes
Champagne, Heidseick Pears
Champagne, Munns Cabinet Ounces
kaisins, Lobstcrs.
Ginger Wine, Turkey
NermoutlI. Chicken,
Wormwood Cordial Green Corn,
Masashne Orgeat
Kirsh, (iier
Raspberry Syrup Oysters
Strawberry do Pickles,
Brandy Peaches, Black berries
LIQUORS & WINES.
Old. Pinett Cartlleon & Co Brandy.
Lsazerac DeForge.
Briioun.
Louis LIE Burton & Co Vintage 1905
Vim Louis
Bercoit Trioehs & Go.
J& +. Martell
Marett G. Co.
Champagne United iney ard ProprietoTs.
l.. Seignette
Meders & Wofs Swan Gin
Jamaica and Il. Croix Rum.
New England Rum.
Old Reserve and Bourbon Whiskey
Scotch and Irish Whiskey
Old Tom.
Pale and Brown sherry in wood and glass.
Old Madeira in wood and glass.
Old Port in wood and glass
For sale by
TEAL & co.
33 BROAD STREET.
angl5-;f Nevada
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MECHANICS LIEN

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. County and Township Of
- Nevada In Justices Court, before Sidney C. Her
bert Justice of the Peace in said township.
MerrymaR & Co. Plaintiffs VS.. J. c. Foster and Alex
Leonard, defendants.
Whereas the above plaintiffs have commenced their
tion against the above defendants for the
Mechanics Lien the following described premises viz
onestory house or building the side Main street
and the lot which said building stands situated in the
town of Gold Hill county township and State aforesaid
known (at the time said lien fled the j. C. Foster
or Alex. Leonard House building
And whereas the said lien of the plaintiffs has been
tabhed by the Judgment of this Court against the said
premises Now therefore, all persons holding claiming
liens the said premises hereby notified be and
appear before my office in the city of Nevada
the lth day of October, A. 1856 then and there
hbit proofs of their said liens.
Dated Nevada. this l4th day of August, A. D. 1856.
septl9 SIDNEY c. HERBERT Justice of the Peace
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! n BosTu7cK RS. z. p p4TTS

IN the District Court 18th District Nevada County
The plantiff having brought suit to forcclose Me-
chances Lien upon the premises of defendant situate on
Broad street, IN the town of Nevada, adjoining H. V
Bicknes house the the being mproved by
threestory brick building formerly used gunsmlth
shop by defendant all holders of liens said building
premises hereby notified to be and appear before the
Hon District Court the dav of the term thereof to
VII; On the second Monday of October merit soon
thereafter as the same be heard exhibit then
there the proofs of said liens. BUCKNER & HILL
Nevada Sept l3, ls56. lsepl953wl Prf's att'ys
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INSOLVENT NOTICE.

State of California, County of Nevada, s. s.
~ In the matter of the application of David w Adrich
to he discharged from his debts Insolvent
Pursuant TO an order of the Hon T. H CasweIl Judge
OF the tounfY Court of Nevada county this day made
tce hereby given TO the creditors of the said David
Adrch TO be and appear before the said Judge Cham
bers IN the city of Nevada Saturday September 9th
to show if they have why prayer of said
1nsoven should not be granted he be discharged from
his debts
In testimony whereof hereuno set my hand and affx
the seal of said Court Office this 2sth day of August
1856
IL 50 J. II. BOSTWICK, Clerk County Court
W. H. MARTIN, Airy for Petitioner. l6-td
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Attention AEa!!
EsissOlNtsOAs.
Nevada, Septer
Con stables Sale.

STATE Of California; County of Neya a. Township Of
Bridgeport.
Il1 virtue of execution attachment to deli =
ID cred issued from the Court of K H. Fau uhar, ESQ.,
acting Justice of the Peace in and for the ty afore
said, bearing date June 10TH A. ID. lS56 satisfy udg
mcnt rendered by said Court the 9TH day of June A. D.
1850 in favor of SAMUEL PALMER and again ST
PETER LAWSON, for the Of hundred and
thrtyeven dollars debt interest damages and costs of
suit have taken in execution and viii sell the highest
bidder for cash in front Of the Justices office in North
San Juan, according adjournment by consent of the
parties, on FRIDAY the Goth day of September A. ID.
ESQ between the hours of u o'clock NJ and o'clock NJ
certain Hotel and lot which stands in the village
OF seoastopol, Township above named and known the
Seoastopoi Hotel tiken the property of the said
Peter Law to satisfy the demands and nccnr
costs this jd day of September, d, ls56
septi9td G. MOORE, Constable
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\ l-T a BRIGHT STREAK OF GRATITUDE.-Ths follow
ing letter appeared some months since in the San Francis
co Citizen without the knowledge of DR. Young We copy
ii as complimentary tribute to of the most skifl
physicians that made this his residence AS
was entirely unsolicited and made public without the
knowledge of any one but the writer it speaks volumes
II should be cut out and pinned for reference any one
Mho should unfortunately be similarly situated:
TO my afflicted Fellow Men.r-Being about TO leave
the State of california for home in Michigan wish be-
fore leaving to recommend notice that great bcne
Factor DR. j. {. Young. Twas the very brink of the
he stretched forth his hand saved me from
Heath For several years had been troubled with com
Pcaton of diseases brought by bad habits
by exposure in the Mines which had weakened NV
TEN and undermined my constitution that have often
templaed suicide Borne down by racking pains in nv
body dizziness in my head eyes, pains and misery in
my back and hips WEAKNESS in legs evil orebodne,
together with confirmed melancholy considered nv
best friends my worst enemies my dreams frghtfu
and at times strange phantasies took complete possession
OF my mind was fast hurryng insanity-that WORT
ofiving deaths In this state friend and partner in min
ing business approached the subject and advised
TO go to the Bay and see DR. Young did thank God
for it, DR. Young examined my case and told me he could
cure me Shortly after commenced taking his ncdcino,
perfectly well Take my advice all you that are afflicted
and call upon him. for he win be YOU for he
has cured several of my acquaintance they had be
come discouraged by being deceived the humbugs Of
the day, both by American and foreign vagabonds Nv
heart leaps toward him with gratitude his benefits 10
ne auge-3m CHAs Z. NASRoUF
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HMsOlyent Notice.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada ss-In
~ the District Court 14th Judicial District In the
ter of the petition of Henry Julian praying be discharg
ed from his debts an Insolvent debtor
Pursuant to ordertis day male by Hon. Niles Sc as
District Judge of the District Court aforesaid Notice
is hereby given all the creditors of the said Henry ul
an to be aud appear before said Court on Monday the
20h day of October A D. 1856 10 o'clock A " at the
Court House in the city of Nevada then and there to show
cause any they can why the prayer of said petitioner
should not be granted and he be dchargedfrom his debts
As Insoivent debtor
Give under my hand with the seal OF the District Court
l. s. aforesaid hereto affixed this 10Th dav OF
September, \. ID. 1856
J. II. BOSTWICK, Clerk
BY Thomas p Hawlev Dep.
James Churchman Atty for Petitioner septl2-iw
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Improved DaguerreOtypes
And Glass Pictures, or AmbrOtypeS.
MIR. j. WI. LEVEY.

MOULD inform the citizens of Nevada and vicinity
w that he hasjus; completed his rooms situated
on Main few doors shove the Nevada Journal Office
where he is prepared take every description of pic
lures known in the Photographic The rooms have
been fitted up with every regard to convenience and
expense has been spared make this establishment
plete in every respect inform his friends
that he has received from New York invoice Of the
newest and most eleg ant description Of cases &c.
Stock fevery description constantly on land
n. B. Instructions given in every branch ofthe art
Sevaia 'pt 5. lsS6-tf
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NOTICE.
Columbia Bakery & COnfec,
UPHOLSTERY.

Paper Hanging 8'Bedding Establishment
SNOW & FRlSBIE have opened a Store on CONNER
- CiAL STREET, above Pine for the above business
would respectfully solicit share of public patronage Al
orders for material work viii be filed with despatch
and IN aworknanlike manner Constantly on hand Hair
Moss and Pula Matasses of the best make Brass Window
tormces, Loops and Bands, Painted and Linen Shades
wall Paper ard Borders of all kinds
Hotels Offices, Private and Public Rooms fitted up with
neatncss and despatch
Carpets sewed and Laid Curtains made and put ND in
the best style of the art.
Furniture Resulted and covered
; SNOW A T. FRISBIE
Nevada. Sept } laJ6tf
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T0Hy KINSLET rs. H. ,. BICKNELL.

the District Court, lith District, Nevada County
The plaintiff having brought suit foreclose his Me-
chanic Lien upon the premises of defendant situated on
the south side of Broad street. in the Nevada be-
N the same known Bcknelis Block, all holders of
liens hereby notified be and and appear before the
District Court the day of the thereof
wit On The second Monday Of Octobr Rert or
thereafter rs the same be heard exhibit then and
there the proofs of their liens. BCCkNER HILL.
Nevada Sent l3 1856 [seplg,3wl PITTS atty.
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By CIiDDers WiZzard.

By Clippers Wizard,
OSYREN, EAGLES WING, and MARY L. SUT-
81 TON, are in receipt of large supplies OF
~ FRESH DRUGS,
La MEDICINES,
PERFUMERY,
PATENT MEDICINES,
DENTAL and SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, &c.
These goods selected in New York with special
reference this market bought at the lowest
prices and offered at corresponding low prices The
attention of Druggists Physicians and others in
of goods in this line respectfully invited TO the stock
now in store and arriving.
Orders solicited and satisfaction warranted in all
both in price and quality.
II. S. BURGESS,
Wholesale Druggist and Importer,
aug 2ptf 260 J street. between 9th and 10Th
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sgaiIrOad Restaurant,
John H BoSTg1CK rs H y BICKNELL.

tne District Court 18th District Nevada County
The plaintiff having brought suit to foreeose his Ne
lanes Lien upon the premises OF defendant situated
ne south side BrOa street. in the OF Nevada be-
lag the same known Bicknells Block, all holders Of
LIENS hereby notified to be an appear before the Dis
Court the first day of the next term thereof TO
Kit. on tae second Monday Of October nfr;,
thereafter as the same be heard exhibit then and
there the proofs OF their liens. BUCKNER \ HILL,
Nevada Sept. IL. lsa6 Iscpl93w PITS attys.
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Sneath & Arnold,
No. ITS, T. Street, between 9th and 7th SITS.
Sacramento.
HAVE ON HAND and offer for sale, complete as
L sortnent of Groceries, Liquors, Provisions.
FLOUR in bbs halfbarrels, and California in sacks.
CORN NEAL in bbls, etc
PORK. clear and mess, in bbls and hafbbls.
BACON Elk clear, and JxL, and California cured
COFFEE, Rio, Bovee's, ground, and in tins
RICE, Carolina, in bbls and half-bbls China do
SUGAR, crushed, puveriZed New Orleans and China.
LARD, in 10 and 20 tins, kits and kegs.
FISH, Goldfish salmon and mackerel
TEAS black and green, t. and chests.
TOBACCO, fruit san, peach, elephant fine cut, honey
dew, smoking do.
general assortment of Liquors. Wines goods of
every description
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Sacramento Advertisements.
Watson & Rein.

Watson & Rein.
Hardware and Iron Store, No l63 street,
Second door above Sixth street, Sacramento.
IMPORTERS and Dealers in Foreign and Domestic
l. Hardware The following comprise rart of their
present stock
Iron, Copper Steel, Nails, Ploughs Shovels,
Axes Adzes, Hatchets, Anvils, Vices,
Patent and Spring Balances,
Stock and Dies, Strap and Butt Hinges,
Ok Log, Trace Halter, and Coil Chains,
Sett of Mill Irons--complete, Hook Plate.
Mill Muley, Circular, Cross-cut and Pit Saws,
Corn and Coffee Mils-al sizes,
American Locks and Latches, of every variety
Butts, Window and Blind Fastenings, &c
In addition TO which they would call the attention
purchasers their well assorted stock of SHELF GOODS
which they offer at the Lowest Market prices.
Sacramento. June l3-;}m.
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UNITED STATES BAKERY,

Pine Stree. First Door 6elos Hid Amor Brick Store
'I'HE Undersigned having rebuilt and fitted their Ba
kerry, the site of the old stand are Row prepared
furnish their old customers and all who usy them
al with Pics Cakes Boston BrOloR Bread and Graham
Bread of superior quality.
Fruit Lemon. Pound and Sponge Cake. Wedding Par
ties Families and Restaurants supplied with every vari-
ETY. of Bread and Pastry usually found in New York Bak
cries, at wholesale Prices. DREIFOSS SLEPPERT.
Nevada, September 10Th 1856
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f.. G.. Hall.

Importer and dealer in
Blank Books, Staple & fancy Stationery,
Writing, Printing andwrapping Papers, &c
Cor of Front and Commercial streets San Francisco
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shaving Saloon.

II AIR CUTTING, SHAVING and SHAMPOOING
4 L done in the mos, approved style at my Shaving
Salon on commercial Street few doors above Mayors
Goes Boot and Shoe establishment
Ihe public are invited call and test ny abilities
as Topsorial Artist Don't forget the place.
l9t PETER DRC NZER. Commercial street
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Superior Billiard Tables
Under the proprietorship of
GEORGE WRIGHT,

From the best mandatory in the State with marble
beds, and the best balls and cues
In the entire establishment is the Gle
CANT comfortable and comInodous in the State and
pains will be spared give it reputation ahead of al
competitors, in every department Charges in all
moderate. septl9tf
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To Druggists, &c.

THE FLOWER OF THE WEST"
TUST received by the undersigned large invoice Of
- this invaluable remedy. For FEPER AND dGTF
CHTLLS DUMB AGUE, AND LS7H1fUS FETER, II
is a sure, certain and permanent
For sale wholesale and retail, by
VALENTINE & Co.
l1e Jackson street. San Francisco
Sole Agents for the Pacific coast
liberal discount TO the trade.
To be had at C. e. A. J. LASGLET's, Wholesale Drug
rusts 43 Long Wharf San Francisco
Agents wanted all over this State and Oregon sepl9lm
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For sale.

A Dwelling House and Lot in the most desirable part
~ hd city for private residence The House is fur
nished throughout nd will be sold with without
furniture bargain if applied for For further
particulars enquire at this Office. sept-l2-if
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LOST.

ON the 9th of September, 1856. Promissory Note for
" $1,000 dated January LIST, 1856, drawn by Abbott &
Edwards Edwa ard Kelsey, order, and credited with
interest the back thereof All persons notified not
10 Negotiate purchase the payment thereof has
been stopped The finder will be arded by applying
at the NEVADA JOURNAL OFFICE. septl2tf
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FO r S ALE
THE welknown JUNCTION HOUSE, situate on the
ridge between the South AMI Middle Yuba kalf mile
from the Back Bone. Enquire of
E-f E. F. BURTON, Woolscys Flat
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American Exchange.

&+4k The above named House is now open for the
e.l M accommodation of the travelling and resident
ss;H{E public on the site of Frsbe's famous Restau
-. - rant and Saloon at the junction Of
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HfE public on the site of Frisbies famous Restau-
G{ssee.M rant and Saloon, at the junction Of
Main, Washington and Commercial sts.
The House is new and the largest, most comnodous
and best furnished opened in Nevada No expense
has been spared to make the establishment the
Best and most Complete House in the City.
Combining elegance with comfort it offers accommoda
tons for the permanent border cannot
be surpassed in the State The central position this
House occupies renders desirable stopping place.
while all the stages of the California Stage Company
starting from and arriving at this establishment makes
it highly convenient for transient visitors
The Restaurant
is under the propretorship of BURNS & NORTON, ex-
perienced caterers from San Francisco who have had
number of experience in the business first class
hotels They will guarantee thatthe
Il a H Il i
Will be supplied with all the luxures and comforts to be
had in the market and the attendants will pay strict at
tention to the comfort of those who visit the House
Lodging Department.
The parors and bedrooms large and well ventilated
and all the appliances for comfort Particular care is
The Bar
Is under the charge of GEORGE LEUIS and will at all
at all times be found well supplied with all kinds of the
best Wines Liquors, Light Drinks, Cigars, &c.
Connected with tie establishment in large and plea
sant rOoIn are two
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~ DIR L. j. Czapkays Medical and Surgical Inst
tute is at the corner of Montgomery and Sacramento st
San Francisco. The DR. offers free consultation and
asks no remuneration unless he effects a cure auge3m
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A RARE CHANCE!!

T'HE subscriber is induced offer for sale some of the
l. most desirable property known in the country on
advantageous terms. The property consists of 4
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large and varied assortment of Fancy Goods, Trim
mngs, and Small Wares all ofwhch will be sold at the
lowest rates. "
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EXPRESS 4 JOB WAGON,
Bills of Fare and Circulars

4 Te"reH III .VHe @yte ana VeTy CHeap
AT THIS OFFICE.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-01-12

Mr. ZOLLICOFFER offered resolution that,
in conformity with the fundamental principles of
a great popular government, like that of the
United States Of America, il is the duty of all
candidates for prominent positions frankly and
fully 10 state their opinions on important political
questions involved in their election, and especi-
ally when Intercepted by the body of electors
whose votes they are seeking.
The reason which Mr.. ZOLLICOFFERa assigned
for offering the resolution that of the three
candidates before the House for Speaker, but
one (Mr. FULLER had answered the questions
propounded 10 him political principles involved
in the contest. He proposed to ask Mr.. RICH
ARDsoN u few questions, including the following
Whether he regards the massachusetts bill as
measure promotive OF the formation of free
States, and whether he is advocate of the
constutionaily of the Wilmot proviso.
Mr.. RICHARDSON said he was ready to meet
all those questions.
Mr. HOUSTON thought it would be unfair TO
interrogate Mr.. RICHARDSON only, and not the
other candidates. That gentleman has been voted
for on distinct platform of principles.
Mr.. ZOLLICOFFER replied that he would
furnish the gentleman with a copy OF The ques
tons, and that he could PROFOUND them 10 the
other candidates.
Mr.. STEPHENS cordially approved Of the
resolution, He would ask the gentleman who
introduced the resolution whether he (Mr. ZoLL-
coFFER) did not belong 10 an organization uhe
know-nothing) whose principles are sealed with
an oath, and whose members are sworn not even
10 make known the existence OF such an organi-
cation.
Mr.. ZOLLICOFFER said that the gentleman
from Georgia was lodging the question. He (Mr
ZoLLIcoFFER) belonged 10 the American party,
but 10 no party sworn 10 conceal its fundamental
principles, which national and constitutional
Mr.. STEPHENS replied that the gentleman
had cited the principles OF that party published
outside whereas he MIR. STEpHENs) wished TO
come 10 the INSIDE
Mr.. HOLLOWAY opposed the resolution, be-
cause il would open up debate which would
prevent the election of Speaker for three or four
more weeks 10 come.
Several other gentlemen stated their reasons
for their votes on the pending proposition.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-01-12
The Cold Weather.

BUFFALO, Jan. l0.-The storm is undated
here, though the temperature of the atmos-
phere is moderating. The Lake Shore Road
is blocked with snow, and the train which left
Cleveland on Monday became disabled in a
snow-drift some 20 miles out. Five locomo-
tives we're sent out to-day to clear the track.
The Buffalo City Railroad is also blocked up
and no trains passed over it either yesterday or
to-day.
CHICAGO, Jan. l0.-The cold continues in
tense here. The thermometer is 100 below
zero.
FRANKFORT, KY, Jan. lO.-Weather very
cold. Thermometer Ice below zero this morn
ing.
MARIETTA, OHIO, Jan. 9.--The river here is
frozen tight. The cold is intense. At sun
rise this morning the thermometer indicated
llo below zero.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 9.-Mercury here indicated
lOo below zero this morning at o'clock. At
Springfield at daylight this morning the Their
mometer was zoe below zero.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Jan. l0.-The weather is
excessively cold here. The telegraphic lines
south from this point are still down.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Jan. 9--The Delaware
river is frozen tight opposite this city. excep,
where broken up by the ferry boats. The cold
is very severe.