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NOTICED ALL WHOM " NAY CONCERN .-Wheres.
~ Richmoai anil Dtuvlr Railroad
mloriuue 70 io.s ief fcgt hou w Rchnond ~ por
~ their rolling stock. they urasst
deliver m dasH freight ii siding tts IN ne i,pui
lnf . city, m raius util arrive sa heigh 30
Immediately removed ~ hose shon h.
long % he COMPANY vii nut h. reonho for he keepng
H. aud the rarflrf nferrsfe
therefore tate that NJ egt " before stated " 10 b.,
~ nef fi'k ne soon ~ unioaded from ne cars
is2i ~ Superintendent ~ Trsn.pnrtsfi'n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-07

CuHfaNnfE sept. ia 1SiS /
Gentlemen n s with pleasure that
Trenr Machine requires Ices power
docs tau have aud remarkable
city and durability We regard emIhatcaiy the Farmers
chine" AMI mot cAseiV recommend 10 The farming u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-07
+ u II n l II u r. l.

u1INfORD PORTER have store at this
IL time, the largest stock Of Richmond
fURNlrUREt to be found In the This
turs l. superb, bnlt by the best
country, under supervision OF the
shO thoroughly acquainted Splendid Ward
robes Chairs Bedscad ac., yo
elsewhere, be had Of determination Is Ia iucr
their stock by sales small profits pSpl. come and
rely BINfORD PORTER article PuruIr 40
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-07

No. slS Main Street, Richmond, Va,
III AVE lin scre large assortment Inc fash.
II u ionsble COACHES, CARRIAGES, BUGaIEs, C.4-AzS<
suIkSfS and HARNESS, suitable SS3<rs{~
city use, made Of the best materials, put ~
geter with much which our friends and
the paddle aud sell such will
Of all Who favor us with their patronage.
From long experience
ten'ion hope to merit continuance past .ver Orders
promptly ned and shipped To OF the United
f2-ly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-07

CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
ID IL KOSHER, succtSsok JANIS
uNs Has on hand large Of Cara. C.+H
aud harness Among which IL
tine Coaches with outside Seats, and W
Slide seat nusgs aud DugTie. wthuut tops TO
which he particularly invites the attention
article In the Carriage line, they will be
uoang terms ~ application AT his mandatory, Gamer
OF Main and 9Th streets. JnlI-ly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-04
BRITISH AND JAPANESE TREATY.


CONVENTION BETWEEN HER MAJESTY AND THE
EMPEROR OF JAPAN, SIGNED AT NAGAsAKI IN
THE ENGLISH AND JAPANESE LANGUAGES, OCT.
IA, 654-RAIIPIcATIoNs EXCHANGED AT
NAGAsAEI, OCT. 9, 1855.
coSvESTIOs FOR REGULATING THR ADNIssi0s OF
BRITISH sHIFs INTO TIE PORTS or JAPAN.
II Il agreed between siT James Stirling, Knight,
Rear-Admirsl and Commander-in-Ch Chief OF the ships
and vessels Of her Britannia Majesty in the East Indies
and adjacent, and NeZ-no Chekfu-no hsmi,
Obunyo OF Nagasaki and Nagai Evan 0cho, Omedski
Of Nsgasaki, ordered by his Imperial Highaese the
Emperor Of Japan 20 &C; herein That .
l. The ports Of Nsgesaki (Elsenl and Hakodadi
Mstane shsn be open to British ships cr the purpose
Of efiectng repais and obtaining feeh water prev-
sions, and other supplies Of any sort they may sbso-
lutely want for the use OF the ships.
9. Nsgasak -hal be open for the purpose aorosaid
from and after the pre-ert date ami Hskodad from
and after the end Of 50 days from the Adm;rss depar-
ture from tbs port The rules and regulations Of each
OF these Torts are 70 be complied with.
,. Only sbps IN distress from weather unnlsaaye-
able viii be permitted to enter other ports than those
specified IN the foregoing articles without penn 200
from the Imperial Government
4. British ship IN japanese ports shall eonforn 20
the laws Of Japan Ii high officers or COMMANDER Of
chip shal break any such aw il viii lead 70 The por.s
being closed. Should inferior persons break them they
are TO be delivered over to the commanders Of their
sAips for punishment.
3 IN the ports 81 Jepsr, either now open Or ~AsI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-04
ENGLAND.
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE IN ENGLAND.


Frcss TRf LS%So@ TI-ss, Jaa- 6.
The American President, with a laudable desire 10
cut short long debate in the House Of Representa-
tves has not waited for the election Of Speaker,
but presented ts annual Message 6; 10 the Con-
Cres rOrtion If the American press hsd long been
busy in debating what the Message ought TO be-tbs;
it ought to throw down challenge 70 England on
every point OF existing or possible differences, and
ths, II ought 20 do so IN manner which admitted CT
no adjustment A. far England Is concerned, there
fore, we must sdnit the good sense displayed BY
the President In prcmul eating his Message vIthou.
leaving the ground 10 be pTeoupied IN the Congress
itself by mas Of adverse criticism. The document,
Ike many of its predecessors, shows tie vast differ
epce between the play Of diplomacy an national
act The former. IN the New as Wen As the Oh Wodf,
often little better than game OF b-ag, unworthy o.
statesmen and Of civilized nations; the latter Is gen.
orally more in accordance with those solemn responsi-
hihtie~ which rulers cannot but feel, however brief
their tenure Of power. President Pierce Is evidently
no rnore inclined plunge tie Union into war for shy
trtie than we are OF course, We are vel aware that
il may be driven to vsr, even on point Lite ap-
preciated or understood By The people at large, sad
America equally aware that We also are ap, 70 10y
get the mercantile or political insiCufcsaoe Of az OBJ
jc[t when or honor Is concerned. There oSa only
b. mutual respect between two such nations IS the
British Empire ard the Uuited States OF America Bat
believe and trust that the statesmen q both coun-
uies viii leave nothing undOne TO arrange differences
without sacrifice OF honor either side. Here there
certainly Is not the fsniest thought Of wish 10 TX
Tract honor ont Of Amercs, 20 gain SLY cbuokle 81
Der expense and to think ourselves az al the better
because we can think her the worse. There i &C b
feeling In this country Indeed, quite that,
even If we had gained az IMAGINARY t-unDh over our
Trsnsatoniic cousins. Il would entail s own punish
n in the shame We shoald soon all fee al tie folly
Of the transaction, and the Hnn.tJrsl chsraet4r OF
wrong we had indicted.
We believe thsi, on iss whole, Notwithstanding the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-04

tone both ofhe pubic journals in A%ecs ca: and o. c our
private IN ann, Nc. ii he "F FIN
Is ,r",e Kan bsn ipclbsd 70 promote them, at the
rsL Of BOOBIES and diseredhabIs war, IN order 70
rn. n.srnal t.ssnsions by concentrating the sten,
ton and sympathy Of the whole people on an s1 no
eoufict The adoption Of such nisa Po"1 y
ne c;.;rsps Il not To the peImanence of tie Union
MouH be 20 commit the came bunder that was ION. con,
ni.ted by the English Governmen, when It threw threw.
tse into the scale Of despotm by taxing pa'
emancpated France in the Wars OF tue ni' ''"
Rtyoiution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-04
MR.. ROBERT STEPHENSON on RAILWAY


Mr. X. Stephenson, VI. p, the President Of The In
stituton Of Civil Engineers, on taking the chair f~
the first time since his election handed in an address,
which was read by the Secretary
After a complimentary allusion 10 the addresses o
his predeeessor the President observed that be would
apply himself TO the great question of British railway
with were described as spreading, like netwof1,
over Great Britain and ireland TO the extent Of 0t
mules completed thus, in length they exceeded The
ten chief ryers Of Europe united, and more thsa
enough Of single rails was laid TO make belt Of res
around the globe.
The cot Of these lnes had been 2ss 600 ooo-eaud
10 one third of the amount Of the national debt AZ
ready in two short years. there bad been spent mcr
than fourth Of t2ee, GOO 600 IL the war in which
England was engaged yet bow small were the mate
nal advantages obtained by the war in compariss
with the rrsults secured by railways
Tie extent Of the railway works was remarkable;
they had penetrated the earth with tunnels 70 the es-
tent Of more than fifty miles; there eleven miles
OF vaduct the vicinity Of the metropolis alone The
esrth-woTks measured $50, 900 900 cubic yards. r.
Psuls, IN comparison with the mountain this earth
would rear, would be but as pigmy beside gisui,
Tor II would form pyramid mile and half in highf
with base larger than St. James, Park.
Eighty millions Of train miles were run annually On
the railways 5000 engines and 80 900 vehicles oon-
posed the working stock; the engines, in q seragh
hne, would extend from London 20 Chatham; the
vehicles, from London 10 Aberdeen and the comps
MES employed 80, 800 officers aud servants While ae
engines consumed annually 2ooo 900 tuns Of coats.
20 that IL every minute Of time tuns Of coal tasaed
INTO ete6m - totc OF NaStr-tc amount tu1nCieH -
tie supply Of the domestic and other wants Of tse
town Of Liverpool. The coal consumed was almost
equsi TO the whole amount exported 90 foreign corn
tries, and 70 one-haf Of the annual eolsumPuon
London.
In lsS+ Ill 100000 Of Passengers were conveyed o.
Taawaysi each passenger travelling On average OF -
mice. The cd COACHES carried an average OF ~ psr
sergers and fog the oonveya-ee Of 500 900 passenger
H-dsy II uu'cs each there would have been Eeqnns'
a, lcas; le.o1c coaches and leo COO horse.
The roe~irss G; Tia Railways 10 is3+ sasoa nsso"
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25

PLACERviLLE, May IS. 1855.
nR. j. C. Y0UNG-Dear Sir: Words cannot exDres.
- the gratitude feel lie due YOU 70 ,the benef, have
received from your truly invaluable course OF treatment
OF my case while PRESCRIBING for me. think cannot
JUSTIFY myself without giving this small u ken OF my
thankfulness and esieem for have been the
saving my hie and restoring that health which
had 80 long despared OF again enjoying had long
time flour years been troubled with that most dreadful
emissions which SO weakened me both body and mind
that was Obliged to give up mining altogether con-
suited one OF the best physicians $50 called in the
tain districts. and after careful examination of nv Case
he gave medicines. continued under his treatment
for three months without receiving any benefit fact
grew worse from week 10 week until last got dscour.
aged and asked him for his opinion. told him not TO
fear to tell me the whole TRUTH for sho ud rather know
the worst at once, than to live In suspence had lost
about thirty pounds of flesh, and knew that he at least
could not cure me and as was then going on death must
soon count me as one OF Its victims This physician then
told that case wna ncurabe that had better not
any medicines. He said was In a decline which
was fast tending to pulmonary consumption
then desired OF Obtaining any relief and saw that
unless something was done TO mitigate the compunt that
should be numbered with The dead what is worse be
raving maniac. Happening see one OF your books
the Pocse Esculnpius made up my mind ut once to
and consult with the determination of irving once
more TO get relief you would undertake the case Oh
how thankful am for that determination commence
taking the medicines prescribed By you and am now
through their healing powers restored TO perfect health
shall not fall to recommend you of my friends
that require assistance, for that cure case as
bad mine was can cure disease that esh heir
ehere Is life enough left in the system build upon
Rec i've most sincere and heartfelt thanks and es-
teem Dec. u 8. w. REIGHLEA.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25
Dr.. J. Young.
Corner Montgomery and California streets,
Over Wells, Fargo s. Co.'S Express Office,
SAN FRANCISCO,

Corner Montgomery and California streets,
Over Wells, Fargo s. Co.'s Express Office,
SAN FRANCISCO,
the Pioneer advertising Physician of California and
the only who received Collegiate Medical Fdu-
catiou,-and is better Qualified and has cured
of Private Disease than any other physician
For reference all of the papers throughout the Slate
Constitutional Debility, or Eminal Weakness.-Dr.
Young addresses those who have injured themselves by
private improper indulgences in that and soil
ary habit which ruins the body and mind, uniting them
for either business soceiy. The following are some
Of the sad and melancholy effects produced by early habits
Of youth. viz Weakness of the Back and Limbs pain in
the head dimnes- OF sight loss Of muscular powe., pal
itaon Of the heart dyspepsia nervousness rraability
ieraneement of the digestive functions, general debility
symptoms ufconsumpton. &c.
MENTALLY the fearful effects the mind more to
be dreaded Loss of Memory. confusion of dcus dcpres
sion of Spirits evil fobodngs aversion 10 society, self
sstrust, love OF solitude, midiy, &C. Of the
evils produced.
All persons who are afflicted with any of the above
symptoms should not fail TO call Dr. Young be ut
restored perfect health. Let false delicacy
prevent you but apply Immediately, and yourself
rom the dreadful and awful consequences of this terrible
ma,ady.
Weakness If the Organs Immediately cured and full
vgor restored, DR.. J. Z. YOUNG.
corner California and Montgomery streets p-stars
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25
BOOKS g. sTATloNA RY,
J. LEcoUNT, [ruccersor

/ = LEcOUNT, l.uccessor to Lceount & Strong
Wh' les 'e and retail dealer In Books stationery lie
ritdicss, N .wspapers, &C.
Montgomery street, San Francisco.
ifss now 10 stofe and Offers the Trade slight ad.
vance on New York cost large and complete a.sort.
ment of
English and American Books, In all the different de
partmenis OF Literature, Sauda rd Poecx Scientific and
Msceianeous Works. TO which additions are constantly
being made.
Law and Medical Books, comprising all tho standard
works. large and we'll assorted stock will be found
constantly In store.
Cheap Publications Of every description In various
languages All the new works received soon a. issued
from tho various publishing houses in the Cusd States
Stationery Of all kinds embracing the finest French
English and American manufacture.
L. Special Agent for California for most Eastern
Newspapers and Periodicals, which circulate in this State
among which the Boston Journal for California n O.
pslic Courier des Etats Unis Cincinnati Commercial
tssouri Republican, N. Y Hersd Tribune &C. together
States and Europe.
Ihe Book Binding, Blank Book manufacturing and
Li.hograpaic departments connected with the estab sh-
iishneni, are IS complete any In tho United sta es
and oil orders will be executed with neainess and dsp
special Agents residing in New York and Europe keep
me house constantly suppsd with every kind OF goods
pertaining 70 The trade and will s:iend TO all orders for
rare and valuable Books obtainable in ts marker,
ING asenuon Of the Trade is respectfully solicited
'ooA"'oth ]. J. LECOITCT.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25
The Creates discovery Of tho Age
GREAT BLESSING ITO MANKIND, +,
Innocent but Potent.

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~ sitDfs,afecting Agentl sure preventive
AGAINST doaorrhoea and Syphilitc Disaases, ana so
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Gangrenous and Cancerous Ulcers Foetd,dischargss
rom Vagina, uterus and urethrs and ali cutaneens
Eruptions and diseases, FOR SALE AT Dr..
/. J. CZAPKAY'S Ofice Armory Hail. corner of
sacramento and Montgomery sta., San Francisco.
AS innoculaiion is preventive against Small Pox.
80 is DR.. }. l.. CZAPKAYS Prophlacticnm a pre,
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harmless In ITSELF it Possesses the power Of chemi
caiy destroying the syphilitic virus, and thereby
saving thousands from being infected by the most
oasnsome OF all diseases. Let no young nan who
appreciates health be without DR.. Czapkay's Pro-
phiacticum It in in very convenient pack ages, and
win be found convenient to nse being used a.
soap. That disease can be prevented by the use
ef prpper agents. is as well an established fact as
haf they be cured after the establishment This
grirriple, which 10 now universally recognized was
received even before the days Of Jenner, the dts
cover.r Of vaccination, in I7s6, and its multiplied
benefits srsince have received as they deserved
"a attention of the medical faculty: 1t was ia
ihes1is OF this branch of the medical science that
nsso wtichJ- Cay fortunately made the discovery
Lasae,7esatttise Gesl ncsrcr for the prevoat:ono
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25
IARYSvILLE, JUNE 10th, 1855
nR.J. C. YOUNG, DEAR sIR-Pease send me some

IAKYSVILLE, JUNE 10th, 1855.
nR.J- c. YOUNG, DEAR SIR-Pease send me some
- ofthe medicines yon prescribed in my have
friend here who Is troubled In exactly the same way
that was He has nightly emissions, ringing noise in
his head weak back loss of memory and is generally
deoilitated; he discouraged and has cunfden
enough to enable him 10 call and you. I told him
how was and that my friends all said consump-
tlon and the doctors up here and advised
10 20 nome and die but tirstead Of going home called
upon you and here am well any of them and like
ly to live long time YET with strength enough work
with the strongest oflhem. Doctor will send every one
70 you hai locks to me as though he needed physician
1t shall not be my fault if any for wan OF medi-
cal treatment will do all TO keep the afflicted
away from those pests Of society," ycept professors
are men who len their country for their counrys good
Publish this letter Doctor you wish and hope some of
those that humbugged may and sleep bad for
ONE digit Truly yours, GEO. DAVIDSON
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25
PRIVATE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
INSTIT0TE

l
nR. l.. J. CZAPkAY wonld Gull attention to the fol
- lowing naladies, in the treatment Of which he gunr
antees cure: Diseases Of the Brain, such Epilepsy
Apoplcxy, Rushing OF Blood the Head, Inflammation
OF its different tissues Parsa and complete Paralysis and
Insanity. und all Functional arrangement guch Loss
of Memory, Aversion of Society Misanhropy Timidy.
Nervous Excitement from slight Self Distrusi.
Giddiness, Headache Ringing in the Ears Confusion OF
Ideas, Love of Solitude, Optical Illusions Disturbed
slesp and incapabiiy for labor and study Also dis
eases of the Lungs and air passages, such Tubucuar
disease Consumption. Pneumonia inflammation OF the
ur &c, Peuriius Peurisy, Asthma huInoral spas
modc, Bronchitis uryngis and all forms of ca hal
LIVER Assesses Of the Liver Cnculi In the Call Ba,
der and Ducts Jaundcc and those diseases which impair
its functions, such us Panama fever Bilious fever and
intermitting fever and the consequences which these
disorder. leave behind.
Also diseases Of the stomach such Ga-r;tIs In
hasnnarion OF the stomach, Euteres Inflammation OF
tho bowels Dyspepsia in all Its FORMS which destroy
appetite and digestion. Flalerencies, Dysen,ary and
Diarrhoea Also Diseases Of the Kidueys, and other
OF urine. AlhumiEuria commonly known Brighl's
disease In this complaint the phi, sician and patient
do no< oftemes suspect the presence OF the sease
tli 100 late. The most common symptoms general
inoisposltion, with dropsical swelngs. Cacu in the
hdneys Creers or Bladder, Enurises, inability 10
retain the urine Cystis Inflammation Of the Bladder
and all other disorders Of the urinary organs Also dis
rifles of the Menscs when excessive. defective sup.
pressed or irregular Prolnpsus aling the Womb.
sieriy Oserean Dropsy and other diseases Of the parts
In The tr1alrntnt Of the above diseases the Doctor
many new remedies, and perfect In all
cases, or the money will be returned
All consultations tby letter or o,herwise) free.
Address DR.. L. J. CZAPKAY, San Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25
THIS GREAT
WARRANTED. \, (! ] \! I l@|9l1DV 3

Beware of Counterfeit The sale this won
derfu medicine has person
to palm off on the unsuspecting, spurious compound
closely resembling the Original BE particular 10 buy
without the written signature of 4. Parera NJ d.
the outside wrapper Of each bottle All others
erfet and their compounders will be punished with the
utmost rigor of the law
Pnce-THREE DOLLARS per Bottle For sale bv D.
Babcock. for California Oregon the Sand
wich Islands to whom all orders be addressed.
liberal discount made to Wholesale dealers
d. BABCOCk. Wholesale Druggist,
II Davis street. 2 an Francisco.
LIST OF AGENTS.-Dr. JOHN LARK, Nevada Rice
Cofn Co., Marysville n. X. Starkweather, Stockton
W, H. Bruner Sonora; BENZ. Shurtef, Shasta; Child &
Worthen, Placerville Drug Store, Placervile Justin
Gates Jr, city; DR. r. w. Carr Downievilie
DR. W. II GatG, Yreka; DR.. J. B. Winston, Los Angeles
Wheaey Morse, San Diego; George L. Story Portland
Oregon.
Nevada, April 4, lS56-3ni
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25
GRASS VALLEY, JUNE I'D. 1855.

TlsAR slR-The last medicine sna sent me has done
- the business. am now perfectly well, and wish 10
give my testimony public in favor of your skill
was troubled with complication diseases brought on
by that soul destroying habit of self pollution and com
plants caught by connection with bud persons Of the op-
pos'te sex have been treated by of the best ply
scians as well as those quacks who invest the State and
oy them all given up as incurabe but being by
friend VINO mad been benefited by your scientific trea
men 10 call upon you, did and grateful to him
for the information, but still thank full 10 you for the
care and good advice you gave me- well the .ic,-
lions medicines you prescribed If any OF the afflicted
should see this let them be that il 10 voluntary Of
erng IN gratitude for the blessings Of health received
nom you, and also given with ervant wish that il NAV
DC OF service to those suffering did and now my God
you in your Efforts to lessent the suerngs of the hui
man family, and my good czcns assist you to drive
from the community these teaches prey upon the
public BY false preensions of emneuce In The medical
world. Yours eternully,
JOHN BURGESS.
10 or. &c. YOUNG, San francisco. [ec. y
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-25
f. I. Pease & Co.,
HAEE PURCHASED AND RECEIVED rur p.TrSr
IL Nishs For the manufacturing and selling Of
F0Wler's Patent Self-Risine Flour

e 70. me s.ae o. california and Territories Of orrson and
Street, between Front and Davis vher. 4hss Iii h
prepared to NJ all orders for this popular and excellent
our, we ao ensr Tor sale American, Chile GalIego
With wholesale dealers of Flour and Grain w NHu
E. PEAsE co.
y. R.-Al persons will be summsrily prosecuted Sio
rl 10 any way infringe upon the msnnfacure Of SELF.
Rising FIoas mchai a..