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The Nevada journal., 1856-02-29
THIS GREAT
WARRANTED AgWRDY ;


Beware of Counterfeit The extensive sale of this won
defu medicine has already caused person
TO palm OF on the unsuspectng, spurious compound
closely resembling the Original Be particuIar,to buy
without the written signature of A Pareira NJ D.
the outside wrapper of All others are
terfet and their conpounders will be punished with the
utmost rgor of the law.
Prce-THREE DOLLARS per Bottle. For sale by D.
Babcock, sole Agent 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. an Francisco
LIST OF AGENTS.-Dr. JOHN LARE Nevada: Rice
Coffin Co, Marysvilie; B. X. Starkweather Stockton
W, Ii. Bruner Sonora; Benz Shurtlef Shasta; Child &
Worthen, Placervile Drug Store, Pacerville Justin
Gates Jr, Sacramento city, Dr. R. W. Carr, Downerile
Dr. w H. Gatn, Yreka; DR.. j. B. Winston, Los Angeles;
Wheaey Morse, San Diego; George L. Story Portland
Oregon.
Nevada, January 4, 1s56-3m
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IMPORTANTTO MINERS
TRAVELLERS &c

THERE is malady Of deeper Importance either in
medical or moral poin, OF view, which the human
family is more liable than that arising from impure con-
nectons.
As Medical man it is the duty OF every physician TO
look at disease it affects health and life and his sole
object should be 10 mitigate, far lies in his power
the bodily suffering Human nature Mt best is but frail
all are liable 10 misfortune.
OF all the ills that affect man are more terrible
than those OF private nature. Dreadful it is In the
person who contracts il, frghu its rayages upon
loathsome grave il becomes of still greater importance
when II is transmitted TO innocent offspring Such being
The case how necessary it becomes that every one having
the least reason 10 fear That they have contracted the
disease should attend 10 it by consulting some
physician, whose respectahity and education enables
him 10 warrant safe speedy, and permanent cure In
accordance with this necessity DR. YOUNG feels called
upon TO state that by long study and extensive practice
he has become perfect master OF m those diseases which
come under the denomination of venerenl. and having
paid more attention to that branch than any other
physician in the United States, he feels himself bet ar
qualified to treat them.
Syphilis in all lis FORMS such Ulcers, sweling-n
me 1rons Ulcers in the Throat. Secondary Syphilis
Cuaneou, Erptons, Ulceraons Tur;uary Syphilis, Sy
phiis in Children, Mercureal Syphtli,ic Affections Con-
orrhea Gee Strctures False Passages inflammation of
the Bladder and Prostrate Glands Excavations Tumors
Posules, &C.. familiar him as the most com-
mon things of daily observation.
Inc Doctor effects cure in recent cases in few days
ana nnds no difculy in curing those of long Duration
without submitting the patient TO such treatment as will
draw upon him the slightest suspicion obige him TO
neglect his BUSINESS whether within doors Without
The diet need not be changed except cascs of
inflammation. There in California patients (anountpg
10 over Two Thousand in the past year that could furnish
proof of ths but these matters that REQUIRE the ut
most secrecy, which he alwrys preserves
All letters enclosing SO viii be promptly attended TO-
OCce hours from a. NJ. 10 s p. NJ. Address
J. e. YOUNG, NJ. D., Express Building
Corner Of Montgomery and Californin streets over
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JOHN BURGESS.
10 Or. ~. fouSG, San francisco. fTec n

,,o.-,- PLACERNlLLE, May IS, 1855.
uHh j. =. foCNG-Dear Sir: Words cannot express
- the gratitude feel due you 70 rthe benefit hnye
received from your truly invaluable course treatment
Oh my case while prescribeing for me. think cannot
justify myself without giving this small token Of nv
ana esteem for You have been the means of
saVhe my me- anu restoring TO that heaIth which
nae 50 long despaired OF again enjoying had for long
TIME our years) been troubled with that most dreadful
OF yound people, seminal weakness or nocturnal
emissions which so weakened me both BODY and mind
mat was obllSed TO give up mining altogether con-
suited one o the best physicians ESQ called )n the noun
tain oistrcs, ana alter careful examination of nv
ne gave me medicines fcontnued under his treatment
Tor three months without receiving any benefit in fact
grew worse from week 10 week until at last got discour
aged and asked him for his opinion told him not TO
fear to tell me the whole TRUTH uld rather know
The worst at once, than to live in suspence had lost
about thirty pounds of esh and knew that he at least
could not cure and as then going on death must
soon count me OF its victims This physician then
told me that case was incurabe that had better not fake
any more medicines. He said was in decline which
was fast tending to pulmonary cons,nption
then desired of obtaining any relief and saw that
unless something was done TO mignte The COMPLAINT that
should be numbered with the dead or what Is worse he
raving maniac Happening to one of youf books
the ROGET Esculapius made up my mind at once to
call and consult you with the determination trying
more TO get relief If you would undertake the case Oh
now thankiull am for that determination! commenced
taking the medicines prescribed by you and am now
shall not fall TO recommend you 10 any of INV friends
mat require assistance for that case rs
bad as mine was every disease thai flesh is heir
to- If ethere is life enough e the system to build UPON
Rec i've my most sincere and heartfelt thanks and es
leem. dec, y S. w. REIGIiLEA.
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Railroad House.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES /!
nj os. 46 & 4s, COMMERCIAL STREET, and 81 c ay
~ Street, San Francisco.
The Stranger will easily distinguish this Eotel by OBJ
serving the Cupaly and Town Clock which arc visible
all paris OF the city, and from the baIconey Of which
most beautiful view of the City, Bay and surrounding
country can always be obtained No other hotel in the
city possesses the same advantages.
his Hotel is First Class House. fro proof
Hghted be gas. water and all modern Improvements in
every story situated in the central part of the city
the most ceanly bsst kept Hotel the Pacific Single
or double Rooms, with without board. Meats at all
hours. from A. NJ, to II P NJ and cooked to order
Ladies Ordinary, Second Story.
A great reduction in prices to keep peace vn tho
times enables the visitor 10 live better more econ
omcay al the Rail Road Hotel than elwhere, See Bill
OF Fare in Golden Era, and observe the variety food
and moderation of charges.
The visitor is also entitled TO the free inspection of
numerous large and beautiful views along the Panama
airoad Chagres River, and great Atlantic andj Pacific
Raiiroadi
No attached TO this Established as its propre
tors depend upon its own merits.
HALEY g. THOMPSON
lS5D-3m prnr
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ST NICHOLAS HOTEL.

Corner Commercial and Sansome streets San Francisco
f. J. ARMSTRONG, Proprietor
THIS HOUSE s fitted and furnished in style inferior 10
L in this city. Accommodations of superior
description offered to ALL whether Transient visitors
regular Boarders Particular attention will be given
to the accommodation of Families, and efforts will be
spared to make this Hotel home all who may favor it
with their patronage Assiduous and polite attention may
be relied upon from all connected with this house by its
guests. December 14-3m
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Russian Hill Hotel for Inyalids.

rENHlS INSTITUTION, under the direction of
n Five Trustees. and charge of experienced and
competent PHYSICIANS. offers superior induce
nents to such pc sons are desirous of remain
ing quiet for time under medical treatment and
enjoy the comloi IS of home.
Personssutfeiing from any form eff disease, lex
cept cholera and small pox will be received any
time, and full board furnished Meals served in
private rooms, if desired, without extra charge1
The ROOMS of the Hotel are large airy, and
well furnished with every convenience.
Experienced NURSES will always be in at
tendance, and every means and calculated 10 en-
sure the speedy convalescense of patients.
The HARGES will be moderate in all cases
and no extra expense for Medicine Lights or aths
The PhYSIClA rs in attendance are W ell kno
to the public scientific and Trustworthy gentle
men.
Connected with the hotel is a Dispensary for
worthy INDECENT persons, where Medical ateen
dance ard Medicine will be furnished gratis
For admission. application must be made to the
Physicians. Ut their Office, sou beast corner of
Washington and Dupont streets San Francisco
All 5etters must be addressed as above
Hon. JANE VAN NESS,)
Him. JOINS. HAGAR
Hon JAMES M.iESrELL, Trustees.
WIN, G. WOOD, Esq,
C. V. GREY, Esq,
PHYSICIANS:
L. HUBB ARD, NJ. d, J. D. BROWN, NJ. D.
N. B,-lndigent persons will be prescribed for at
the Dspensnry, on the Northeast corner of Wash
ington and Dupont streets on each day of the week
two O'Clock. Diseases of the Eye treated on Sal
urdays,
DR.. L. HUBBARD, on Diseases of Women and
Children.
DR.. J. D. BROWN Surgical Diseases generally
San francisco, January IT, 1856 -3n
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LANGTON'S
PIONEER EXPRESS !!

DRlNCIPAI OFFICES-SAN FRANCISCO, Number l54
l. Montgomery street, corner ofsacramento.
SACRAMENTO, corner of ] and Third streeta, adjon-
ing Drexei, Sather Church's Banking House.
BONNEVILLE, Main Street, Banking House of LANG
Ton s. Co.
NEVADA, Main street, adjoining Fr.sbie's saio.n
We will dispatch A DAILY EApIESS FROM NEVADA
TO SACRAMENTO, u nd the following Joints
Marysville, Cherokee Corral Fosters Bcr
Grass Valley, Monte Cristo Camptorville,
Rough Ready, Eureka North Calena Hill,
Orleans Hat, Craig's Flat. Railroad Hill.
Moores Flat, French Corral, Youngs Gold Hill,
Wolf Creek Forest Civ Oak Valley.
Snow Point, Minnesota Smiths Dygngs,
German Bar, San Juan, Sweetland's
Eureka South, Chips Dggngs, Hess Crossing
Concord Bar, City of Six Plum Valley,
Scott's Valley, Greenville Goodyear's Bar,
Kanaka Creek American HE'LL DOWNIEvILlE,
ALSO-TO SAN FRANCISCO,
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Sacramento. May Is. Is

Sacramento. May Is, 1855
Dear Sir--SHch is The thanklulness feel for the
preservation of my health of body and mind, and
believe ofmy life, that hope viii net be consd
cred intrusive in rendering my thankfal acknowl
'dgements for restoring me to health, and making
my life a boon worth preserving, when il had be
come burthen too great for me to bear. Victim
ms was to vice tnat had undermined my consti
tuition, and developed train Of nervous symptoms
such nervous debility, headache, distressing
timidity. sefdist.u.., dizziness, love Of solitude
loss of memory and want of resolution besides
loss OF strength and energy, which had made my
waking movements wreiched and my sleep unre
but thanks to your skill l am restored 10 health
vigor and energy. Hoping to guide others where
they may find rolief, you have my permission tot
make this public.
Gratefully yours, LEONARD WAITE
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-29
Cotton Duck, Manila Rope, &c.

NIE HAVE ON HAND and receiving Constant
w ly from the Atlantic Stltes, Cotton Duck from,
No, to 10. Also. a new article, made expressly
for Hose and other purposes, OF
No. O. CO. AID COO Cotton Duck.
Manila Rope, from to inches dial.aeter:
Block and Shelves. all sizes and kinds.
Tar. in Barrels and Kegs all sizes,
jan7-3m ADRIAN & STORY.
SO Front st one door frcm Clay st. San Franc isco.
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-29

MESS FREEMAN & CO.'S EXPRESS

To all parts Of the ATLANTIC STATES and EURHPE
TREASURE. PACKAGES and LETTERS transmitted TO
and from the above points with unrvaed dispatch and
security.
GOLD DUST AND COIN forwarded TO all parts Of the
United States and Europe insured or uninsured at as
low rates be done BY any house with security
Our Treasure Express will always be accompanied by
faithful Messengers.
NOTES DRAFTS, BILLS &C., collected negotiated,
and all orders attended to promptly
Purchases of every description made
Forwarding of merchrndze and commissions, of every
nature. attended to with promptness
HE-GOI.D DUST BOUGHT.
HS-CHECKS on SAN FRAN CISCO, SACRAMENTO, x
MARYSVILLE-
Hsr BILLS OF EXCHANGE ON THE ATLANTIC STATES
AND EUROPE.
II. MACKIE, AGENT.
Nevada. January 4, 1856.
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-29

nE. L. J. CZAPKAY, l.;e in the Hungarian Revou
- tionary War; Chief Physician to ihe ao,h Eegneni
o. rohfeus Chlef surgeon TO the Military Hospital at
pesih, Hungary and late lecturer on Diseases of the
nary Organs and Diseases Of Women and Children. would
most respectfully inform the public Of California that
mas opened Az lnste for the of Chronic Diseases
u lungs, liver, kidneys, digestive and genital Dans and
al Private Diseases viz sypaiitic Ulcers, onorrloea
1leet Srcture Seminal Weakness, and al! the horrid
consequences of seabuse and he hopes that his long
experience and successful practice CT many years will
lasurc him share of public patronage. BY the practice
of many years in Europe and the United States and du
ring the Hungarian War and campaigns he is enabled
zppiv the most efficient and successful }emei;es agans
c'cases of all kinds lie Me:cury-charges
noderatetrcats his patients in and honorable
wayha references o; unqnes;onabe yeraciy from men
cf known responsibility and high standing in society,"
All parties consulting him by letter. 9TH rwse will
receive the best and genest treatment. end i'm lic
scrrecy-
DR.. L. J. Czapkay is daily receiving application
from every part OF this state and ON Oregon and
Washington Territories, for treatment of every
form OF disease, and there is 70. one who will come
forward and express dssatisiactioni the contrary
the Doctor is in daily receipt Of letters expressive
II gratitude and thankfulness, of which arc
published below b., permission
PoRTLAyD, Oregon May IS, Is55.
Dr. Czopkay-Sir- Your medicine has been ia
ken according TO direction. feel little weak get;
IN every other way ana almost entirely recovered
and think in short time l shall be as well as ever
kverJ body that knows me is wondering what made
such change, for some friends thought had con-
sumption, and others said was going crazy. Well
l don't know but they were both rght, as / felt a
good deal 10th ways, and thought if l didn't die
sooa would like to. | am not troubled any more
with omissions, and the pain in my head and back
and the weakness in my limbs have left me and so
has the dizziness timidty and the wish aiwavs to
be alone, am not afraid to go in company now
and am not SO easily scared as l used to be, when
any little thing would set me trembling have
been at work this week, which is the first have
done for six months and the thought oft don't dis
courage me like it used to. Indeed, | feel like
another man, and it is all owing to your medicine
and advice. You may publish this if you want to-
Yours, &c, JOSEPH RATH.
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-29
Gratefully yours, LEONARD WAITE
To DR.. L. J. Czapkay, San Francisco
Mnrvavilfa 2

Marysvil,e, June g. 1855.
DR.. L. ]. Czapksy. San Francisco-Sir-I have
sscd the last OF your medicine, and do not think
.hal need any more as feelvery well. except that
l have not entirely got my strength yet, but soon
will with the appetite that have. Il is lust three
weeks, you may recollect, since | called at your
institute with my constitution, as thought entirely
broken, and never thought you woaid be able to
cure perfectly, but thought you might be, able
to do something to ease the pain in my back and
head and strengthen my limbs, which were SO
weak that they would almost give way under me
when l walked, and 10 strengthen my nerves so
that would not get excited and tremble at every
little thing. Now that you know what | expected
youmaY nudge ofmy satisfaction at my complete
recovery from those symptoms, and the removal of
those splotches and sores from my skin, and the
ulcers from my throat, end the entire stoPpags OF
those emissions, which you said were Principally
she cause of my sickness.
can hardly tell you which is the greatest, my
; or my surprise, for except not having fully got
my strength, | feel as well as any man can feel.
Enclosed send send you $40 over your charge
and think myself cheaply cured. If you think any
body will be benefited, you may put this letter in
the newspnpers
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Board ot Direc.e,

4 .h,orei .noremeat-W extract from
tie Paris spondence oil lie New
York journal OF commerce." the fol-
loving sentiment:
ave are told That Congress is to be
assembled in Brussels next year 10 deiide
upon the improvements TO be effected In
male and female attire. Delegates are
to be sent from all nations to defend their
national co,fures, and inventors will be
allowed 10 present new models; the round
hats now worn BY gentleman and the en-
ormous skirts OF the ladies' are 10 espe c.a "
discussed BY the Congress THIS body
will fix upon another male head dress,
and engage to wear the hat which will
be accepted y the delegates. Measures
are to be proposed TO persuade the fair
sex to adopt more moderate volume Of
skirt, as the present style produces many
evils; the enormous expense Of So many
yards OF silk, the raising oil rents in con-
sequence Of the necessity OF widc STAR
cases aud large saloons, &c. All his
Is pleasant irony, il rather doubtful as
mater OF fact
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HAsHINGraS, Dc. Ii

WARRINGTON, ID &C. ID.
tn: Presidents Message EN- nunicat.uy
letter and journal from Gov. Geary, was laid
before each uea>e, to day. In adj ition to what
has been already stated OF G.ary's sayings to
TIL Presdent, under date OF November -, il ap-
pears by Geary's journal that the Free State
pen were arrested and cast into prison, and that
when Pro Slavery meu were arrestd for crime
the were di&c arsea While Gov. Geary was
addressing them to convince them they were
10 cr or, and while eulogi-ing The impartial
administration of justice, news arrived Of TIE
Release OF Hays the murder Of Butun. where
upon Gov Geary fearlessly pronounced The act
OF Judge Lecompte in dischsr,ug Hays again
=. whom tt Grand Jury fouad bin Of
Indictment for murder in the first degree a.
judicial outrage without precedent, as well as
discourteoas H. bin, as be bad been the me NJ Of
arres.ing Hays. and be should have been consul
ted that The act was greatly calculated to en-
dagger The public peace nd distroy the entire
influence OF tie feeling which be vas laborng
day and night TO in.uguraie here and bring the
court aid the l4ry into utt=r contempt. that be
w3Gld treat The decision OF Judge Iecompt az a
nulty aud proceed upon the Indictment for
murder for the rearrest OF Hays, a. il be I'D
N rely escaped; that he would submit the mat
ter 10 the President, being well assured that be
would permit no ilicial officer in Kansas TO for
get bis duty and tras with the public peace by
making decision abhorant to public justice and
grossly stepped il parliaIlty. Whereupon the
Governor Issued bis warran. tor the rearrest Of
Hays, e..
The authorities OF Alex andra teIeyrsphed
Governor Wise on Sunday, for arms to suppress
the apprehended negro insurfection, They
were sent Oh in the evening by express
Two Of the white men sublner xei 10 the Mid
lothian coal mines have been rescued, and great
efforts were making TO save the others
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TIE Iegisla c.

W.f-asoAr. o'tle-k T 4.
Sen1tf--Tae ~ It res-J3-.ta1 on X -.asa BE.
ing tn src.4. o,dsr. Us In ae. 1ea Nf
Brigham oass-4 III f,..osag s-lss,tas.:
Received ~ h. General .lss ta'Ig II TIE
state OF lora, tAat It i III imperative DEFY of
sle General GoTeranea: t p.v:ec: Ill acsnar
residents 10 ths respective Territories Of the l.
States; and all Pnrsoas sceAt Z homes thereto. n
fr, AID full eli L. 4. # al legal and cga.t:-
tutoaaI rights ef person a34 property.
Resolved, That Cur Senators in Goa -resz b.
Instructed, aud cur Representatives requested
TO use all constitutional meats 10 their power t.
cause en immediate repea! OF all laws Ct The
Territory Of Kansas. which unreasonable
a5ridge the right Of suffrage, require extra sfIi.
nary test oatks a. qualification for political Of
civil o.ti=s, aud are lie ,mpatble with the ri GIT.
Of free speech aud free pres.
Resolved. That while We entertain ard y
press the confident hope. that TIE people Of kaa-
sas g Ill at proper time orgaaiz. aad adopt for
her sOTeGEmsnt, e91stitu .oa pr0aib tiug the
institution OF domestic slavery. re still recgg
ntz treif right to determine their cam d0lnes
tic Institutions in their own way, and h. adaa /
tee as ne Of The States Ct tie Ualoh: provided
her constitution AMI firm Of gogernna1; !. re-
publican.
The vote CO this substitute was yeas q, nays
Is.
Mr. Nsal offered the following anendnen: to
the orig nal resolution inser. after fire.. homes, "
:" without distinction Of color, amendmeat Io-.
By vote of 70 To 8.
Mr. Coolbaugh offered a resolution opposing
the alteration Of the present naturalization laws
.h.ch was voted down. j,
Mr. MePbersoa moved to reconsider The vote
BY which the Substitute was aaopted-carried.
Mr.. kirkwocd offered the folIeaing aineal.
ment to the substitute after tie word way
insert provided that the over Of the people
" BIO may settle in cur Territories 10 establish
therein system Of human slavery or poly gamy.
IS not essential TO the free enjoy ment By them 81
all The rights Of self-goyernmrntH
Pending this amendment the senate adjourned
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Iowa, CRY, Dec. ooh lS56.

MEssRs. EDIroRs. The House re.
jected the Senate Bill, TO allow outsiders
10 prosecute for adultry. The House
have passed bill for an act to legaIlze
hog law fence. fifty.four inches high,
OF three boards or rails.
The Senate has passed bill to repeal
our present law, relating to dlvorses and
alimony and reviving the Code except
the eighth clause Of Sec, 1912.
Both Houses have passed law to or
ganize a new County out of the south
part OF Webster county, called Hamilton
county.
The Senate have had the. Kansas Res.
olution.' under consideration, 10 the az
ternoons, for three or four days. The
Democrats squirmed and tried TO avoid
the issue, but they had TO toe the mark,
Mr.. Kirkwoods anne ndmeu. was adopted,
some OF the Democrats voting for i, I'm.
der protest. and then the substitute a.
amended, was laid upon the table, as IN
amendment 10 the or ginaI resolutions
offered by Mr.. Test and the resolutions
were ordered TO third reading, by a
strict party vote.
Six or seven of each side, have. partici-
pat.d III the debate. Mr.. Neal the
Knoxville banker has seen fit to publish
his speech, which he OF course had
right to do, 1t does no, amount 10 much
any way, Il was written for a certain
state Of the question, but i, hal the oues-
ton changed before he made his speech,
and so 1t was not to the point. Kirk
wood Of johnson, county has shown him
self, far ahead Of his opponents, in tact,
talent, and argument, bis positions were
unassailable, his arguments unanswera.
BILE, and the minority did not even at
temp, to answer him, others made good
speeches, bns none equaled him.
The investigating committees are al
work and they will report as soon as pos
slhle. when we shall see that corruption
has heretofore been 10 the ascenadu,,
among our State offices. CEDAR.