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The Nevada journal., 1856-06-27
From THE SnouLDER-A 6sticuff cam,

From THE SHouLDER.--A fsticuff came
Oft per agreement, at Pleasant Flat, be-
tween two professors Of the manly art OF
self defence, Bill Blackwell and Jack
Wilson, on Saturday A foul blow worst,
ed Wilson on the fourth round, and the
delectable exhibition closed. Blackwell,
by bad licks was adjudged to have lost the
day. There was an old grudge between
the parties, and this was the mode DECIDED
upon to settle it. Some three or four
hundred witnessed the "beasts of reason,
and flow of the nose"
But little money changed hands ex-
cept tor pop corn and liquids.
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-27

"The Hon. Mr.. Herbert, of California
was in his seat this morning, and received
the congratulations of his Democratic
friends" "
The above precious morsel we copy
from the Washington Organ, of May IS.
"He received the congratulations of his
Democratic friends" says the newspaper;
what for, we wonder? Because he MUIR
dcred poor Irish waiter in hotel, that
must be the reason and the brave "Phil.' D
is congratulated for so doing by his Dem
ocratic friends. Hereafter, in California,
it should be the policy of the Democratic
party not tosnominate a man for Congress
unless he has killed an Irishman.- Sac
Tribune.
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-27
W. W. WRIGHT, Sheriff,
By C. +. Woop, Under sheriff
SHERIFF,S SALE.

sY virtue of an Execution to me directed issued
from the Clerks Office of the District Court, in
and for the County of Nevada. in favor of j. R. Nc
Connell and against J, E c. Hall, dated May 18th,
1885, for the sum of 1868 So cents, together with costs
ofsuit taxed at $50 10, have levied upon and sci
zed the following described property which | ha6
formerly attached to-wt All the right title and in
teres said J: q c. Hall had on the I'd OF May in and
to lot of mining ground situated in the Comfy Of
Nevada on Brush Creek, which shall sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash, in front OF
the Sheriff's Office Nevada city, on the ID day Of
July, A, D. 1856, at ppm
Given under my hand this 18th day Of June, A.
d. 1856. w. WRIGHT, Sheriff
BY c. F. Woop Under sheriff
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-27
SUMMONS.


STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, Town
y ship Of Bridgeport, Justices court Before R.
IL. Farquhar, Justice of the Peace.
The People of the State ef California to Napoleon
Noryille and Rafe Gearont. You are hereby sum-
moned to appear before the undersigned Justice of
the Peace at his office in San Juan in said Township
on Monday the Both day Of June, A D. 1856 at 4 o.
clock ". to answer the complaint of NJ Fleming on
plea of debt in the sum of sixty-sx and 57l00 dol
lars as per account file in the Office of said
Justice. On failure so TO appear snd answer Judgment
will be rendered against you for said sum of S66 81
damages and costs of suit.
Given under my hand. this 10Th day of June
lSob. K H. FARQullAR, Justice Of the Peace.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the court from
the return of the officer, that the defendant in the
above entitled cause cannot be found after due dill
gencc it is ordered that service be made by publca
tion of the summons in the Nevada Journal by two
successive weekly publications from the date hereof
OF June, D. 1856. R. III FARQUHAR
DIV Justice of the Peace.
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-27
BULLS PECTORAL BALSAM.

THE GREAT COUGH REMEDY HAS BEEN FULLY TEST
Ed RY THOUSANDS
Nd In no instance has II failed. If you have csugh
IN Cold, Bronchies, Tighlness of the Chest Consunp-
ton, Whooping Cough, amy other disease of the Chest
or Lungs. Dr. John r. Bulls pectora B;lsam is safe
certain, speedy and permanent cure.
The Pecioral Basam possesses great advantage over
all other cough medicnts in many respects In he first
place. il cures the cough PRODUCING SICKNESS
OF THE STOMACH all other cough remedies do-in The
second place, ii ALWAYS CURES THE ~ A rEw
DAYS, NEVER FAILS and il pleasant TO takeis purely veg
etabe and uniform In its acOn and coz
SEQUENCE will follow its Another reason why il
old and experienced practitioner who has devoted! thirty
years OF his lie TO the sny and investigation diseases
of the lungs and chest. Most patients will take the
ordinary cough remedies from the fact that they are u.
pleasant to take, uncertain in their action and always
producing SICKNESS at the STOMACH.
The Pecoral Basam IL pleasant 10 take is certain to
cure The diseBse will slcs the stomach but will
relieve and cure the cough by aay ing irritation promo
ting expectorallon and procuring quiet and refreshing
sleep.
The most obstinate Bronchar and Pulmonary dsea ses
are cured by the OF this remedy in from 10 DAYS
Many cases OF seemingly, hopeless consumption have
been permanently cured by the continued use of this med
icne. never give up while there is a bot had
Any number Of testimonials have been received by The
proprietor with the request that they might be published
but having itl confidence in the alsatn and believing
that the articles will recommend ITSELF huvc not deem
two doses TO satisfy any that They have nj last found
remedy that cures coughs, colds without sickenng
the stomach
Fac slmlie of the propetors signature on the outside
wrapper
JOHN LARK, VI. ID.
Sole Agent for ralifor Il
"i90V-u No - siaia Sire
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-27
WHAr IS DEmocRAcY i-AnythingIbut

What IS Democracy i-AnythingIbut
consiste ncy. A theme for braggarts, lit
tic understood and worse explained by its
glcrifers. Adapted to every cline, color
or condition of men. Can ride any hob
by when party policy demands it, and
party ends are to be subservcd. Is the
mortal and uncompromising foe of inter-
nal improvements by the general govern
ment East, but steals the plank from an
enemy's, platform in the West. Harped
against high tariff, but established in
1898 the highest one known in the an
nais OF the country. Yelped Federalism
at the old Wing party, as if it were a
damning stain, but glorifes James Bu-
chanan, Federalist of the darkest dye.
Raised hue and cry against banks, but
established pet banks in many of the
States, scattering wild cat bills and shin
plasters over the land, "thick as leaves
that strew the Autumnal brooks in Val
ambrosa." Busters up and talks big to
England, but backs down and soothes its
wounded pride by fogging weak and de-
fcnseless Mexico, and whipping fifty mig
gers at Greytown. Gives up rights to
territory that are clear and indisputable,
to propitiate monarchy, and thrashes a
republic out of an empire to keep even.
Sings free trade in South Carolina and
protection in Pennsylvania. Pounds its
faith on strict construction of the con-
stitution, but annexes all territory that
joins our own, without the sanction of
constitutional authority. Proclaims that
the world is governed too much, and that
government is best which governs least
and yet is in extacies over the administra-
tion of Jackson, who used III the power in
him vested, and some besides. Puts
down an instruction in South Carolina
but sanctions through its great apostles
the rebellion in Rhode Island Acknowl-
edges the government of Walker to be lie.
gal and right, though held by an uncer.
tain tenure, but denounccs the govern.
ment ofSan Francisco though supported
by the almost unanimous will of the peo-
pie. Pledges itself through its great
head to discountcnance agitation, but con-
cocts with its brain 4 scheme which has
opened the food gates of sectional strife
in our fair land Fastened its envenomet
fangs upon the character of Henry Clay
while living, but shed crocodile tears, af
fecting to be chief mourner, when th
great statesman was dead.
Fairly defined Democracy is a trim
mcr's character, anything or nothing fo
the moment, or for the sake of party.
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-27
SIIERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue of decree of foreclosure and an order of sale
ID to me directed and delivered, founded on judg-
ment issued out the Hon District Court of the 14h 1-
die ial District in favor of Hrst Russell and aq,ns;
Fitch ohurchman for the sum of sl43S l5 together
with all costs of suits, am commanded to sell the
following described property, to wit: certain wa
ter Ditch and the Fumns thereof situated in Neva-
da County running from Greenhorn TO Hunts IIill.
and known as the Greenhorn ditch, notice is hereby
given that shall sell at public auction the above
described property to the highest bidder for cash in
front of the sheri's Office Nevada, on the 2d day of
july 1856, at the hour off, P NJ
Given under my hand at Nevada, this 18th day of
June, A. d. 1856.
W W. WRIGHT. Sheriff.
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-27

ADVERTISEMENT ExrRAoRDISARY-The State
journal publishes an extraordinary advertise,
ment from the great Volney E. Howard, Mai
General of the 9th Division, California Militia.
II will amount to funny little sum, the publi
cation of that advertisement. What a good
time will the State Journal have, getting its
pay for that same. We see the State shelling
cat liberally for so patriotic an effervescence
of military ardor.
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-27

Aunt BETSY TKorwooD, of the Democrat,
seems determined not to be satisfied with the
conduct Of the Sheriff, though she has lost the
faculty to reason in the practice OF scolding for
week or two. Her motive we quoted last
week.
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-27
HORSE
MEDICINES.


CONDITION POWDER,
RE rapidly super scding everything Of the kind liav
ing been found by the experience of thousands to Le
THE BEST REMEDIES KNOWN
for the various diseases and accidents which Horses and
Cattle Subject, particularly in this country whose
arched and rocky soil ruins many valuable animals
THE OINTMENT has proved certain cure for the fol
lowing, viz
Old Sores and Ulcers, Founder
Fresh Wounds, Contracted Hoofs,
Cuts and Bruises, Sdhd Cracks or
Saddle and Collar Calls; Quarter Cracks
Scratches or Grease; Mallcnders
Fistula: Poll Evil:
Thrush, Mango Warts, Warbles stfas,s, oorns, &c.
THE CONDITION FOWDFR
Is excellent purifier of the blood will give the ami
NAL strength and appetite assist him digest his food
loosen the skin, cleanse the water and renovate whole
system 1t will be found of particular benefit in the fol-
lowing Diseases viz:
HIDEI}DU\D. FOUNDER. loss OF APPETITE
RHEUMATISM OR STIFF COMPLAINT FENERS
COUGHS COLDS, INFI.AMMAT,ONS, stRFElT,
SORE EYES; NANCE: SWEIIED LEGS;
SCRATCHES and every other disease requiring tonic
or Alternative course of treatment.
THESE REMEDIES are perfectly harmless. and may he
resorted to at all times with safety aud benefit
The Ointment is put up in good sized tin boxes at ONE
DOLLAR per box and the Condition Powder in packages
al the same price. Prepared and sold by. II. BOWMAN
Druggist, Sacramento, and for sale by
JOHN LARK, M. D. Agent,
may30-n No. u Main street, Nevada
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-27
Nevada Bakery.
No. 81 Main Street. Nepoda

No. 81 Main Street, Nerada.
THE undersigned has this day purchased the entire
L interest of Geo. w. Dickinson othe Nevada Ba-
kerry and now prepared to furnish Bread Pics Cakes
Graham and Boston Brown Bread and f,ncy Pastry
he shortest notice in style not exceled by any and
tin quantityto any amount.
lnconncction the Bar will be stocked with the best
OF Liquors, DC dc and will be presided by RIc-
ARD LUTON, (of Sand Bank no.oriety '') who will
be happy to see his old friends and as many new
ms will favor him with call
N b. Oyster Steys and Bread and Milk at the short
est notice.
By strict attention to business and inv best endeav-
ors to render satisfaction hope to merit share of
public patronage JAMES COPP.
Nevada, March 9th, lS56.-i5-tf
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-27
INSOLVENT NOTICE.
In the matter of the application of j w

Underwood, an Insolvent Debtor.
IN the District Court OF the Fourteenth Judicial Dis
4 tric In and for the County of Nevada.
Pursuant TO order heretofore made by the Hon. Niles
Sears, District Judge of the District Court aforesaid
Notice is hereby given to all the creditors OF said In
solvent 10 be and appear before said Court the
House in the town of Nevada, ard County Of Ne.sda.
MONDAY the 2lst day Of July D. 1856 10 O'Clock
NJ then and there TO show f any they can why
assignment of the said Insovens Estate should not be
made and he be discharged from his debts Insol
vent Debtor. s.4 az
Given under my hand with the seal of the Dis
L.s. irict Court aforesaid, hereto affixed this 5lh
day of June, A. d. 1855.
J. II. BOSTWICK, Clerk District Court
cat By THOMAS p. HAWLEY Dep.
Tweed & Fletcher, Attys for Petitioner.
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-27
SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada
IJFownshp of Nevada, IS. JUSTICES Court Before
fornia 10 Joseph Holmes You are hereby summoned
to appear before the undersigned Justice of the Peace
at his Office in said township Saturday the 2Sth day
of July, A. D. l536. at 10 o'clock A. to answer to
the complaint of VIM. Ross who brings suit against
to recover the of fourteen dollars for board
and lodging per account fled On failure so to an
pear and answer. Judgment will be rendered against
you for said sum of sl co. damages and cost of suit
Given under my hand this 18th day of June, A. D
1856. S. c. HERBERT, Justice of the Peace
true copy, Attest
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-27
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

M0TICE is hereby, given to all persons having
~ claims against the estate Of Samuel LYMAN de-
ceased late OF Nevada county State of Caifornia to
present The same with the necessary vouchers to me
at my office in Nevada, within Ten months from May
21h or be forever barred from ny benefit of said es
tate. Slim A. Q. FELT. Public Administrator
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-27
PUBLIC NOTICE

Jones' Bar, Nevada county, California Nav 81. 1856.
n Office is hereby given that claim the right Of
IN taking from the South Yuba River about one
half mile above Jones' Bar, Nevada county, the amt
Of five hundred cubic inches Of water for mining pu
poses-he said amount being requisite for the use of
the Jones Bar Flume' and located by me, as wa
ter privilege on the lst day Of January A. D. 1856
je6-3t GEoRG. H HaMLIy
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-27

= AMERIcASIsM OF EARLY STArEsMEN.-
It IS chronic with Democrats to laud their
tutelar saint, Thomas Jefferson, and his
ceadlutors, and load with contumely the
American party, because, as they say, our
proscrPtiye principles are anti-republican
and despotIc II any one will take the
trouble &c read the writings of Jefferson
and cotemporary statesmen, he will End
Americanlsm Of the present day thrown
ga the shade. by the proscriptive senti-
ments Of a pure ancestry. When the first
naturalzation law of the U. S. was passed
20 1880, the opinion was freely advanced
n Congress, that stringent measures
mould be adopted to prevent too easy
eaeess TO tho rights of citizenship, not be-
-anso the danger would be great at that
slme, but afterwards. Then were living
the iron hearts that achieved our indepen-
dence, that knew the value of the govern
Inent they had reared and cemented with
NASiA TiOSu' OIclSl lllilucuce cOuIu not
enervate the men of that historic period ;
out those wise patriots and statesmen
feared it in the future, aud left their fears
oh record. And yet, declaring that the
to,ninent peril lay in the future, Thomas
Jefferson himself, whose Democracy will
not be questioned, went bow shot be-
sond Americanism of the present day, as
carly as 1871. In vol. o., page 453 of his
writings, We find the following extract in
. petition to the Legislature of Virginia
And Your petitioners further submit tc
the wisdom of the two Houses of Assembly,
7ehcther the safety OF the citizens of this Com
flonwealth in their persons. their property
ther laws and Government docs not REQUIRE
mat the capacity TO act in the important offict
al juror, grand or petty, civil or criminal
SHOULD be restrained in future to native citi
Ecns Of the United States, or such as were cit
iztns at the date of the treaty of peace, il
which closed our revolutionary war, and wheth.
cF the Ignorance Of our laws, and natural par
:iality to the countries of their birth, arc no
reasonable causes for declaring this TO be on,
Of the rights incommunicable in future to adop
led citizens"
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-27
METROPOLIS
Is L l. L l A r d S LOON
Main street. Nnvnsfn

EMS WEIGHT have opened new and elegant
Il 4 SALOON in The SECOND story of Rogers HussEys
Brick Building. and visitors will find fitted and fur
nshed In style unsurpassed by any similar room in
the State
The BILLIARD TABLES are and costly and are
pronounced 10 be inferior to none.
Tue room is fitted up with particular reference to the
comfort of those who visit it, and is furnished with
every convenience which can be desired.
Connected with the Establishment is n Bar nt which
VIII be found at all times the choicest Liquors, Wines
and Cigars.
a5-A Lunch Is served Mornings md Evenings.
The Proprietors intend that nothing shall be omitted
which can in any way conduce to the pleasure of those
who favor them with u call.
Nevada, Oct. c6,-tf
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-27

so-The weather has been decidedly cold
!or few days past, and one night the past
week very perceptible frost whitened the
ground. This is very unusual and undesirable
visitation at this season of the year.
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-27
FRISBIE'S THEATRE,

VHNl1E undersigned would respectfully inform the
profession that, owing to the the fact that JNO
s. POTTER has utterly failed to comply with the
terms CT the contract by which leased him my The
atre will let it by the Night, Week. or Month for
Dramatic Entertainments, Concerts and Exhibitions
The THEATRE, has been fitted up at a great expense
and the stage enlarged with new stock of Scenery
II will comfortably seat EIGII r HUNDRED PER
SONS. All communications addressed to me will be
promptly attended 10
Nevada March %, 1856 l.. p. FRJSBJE
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-27

~ Dr. L. j. cZAP6AY-Iti is indeed refreshing II,
MS age OF cnpiricaf practice be eabied to call The
attention OF the unfortunate 10 the advertisement OF
physician of rare scientific and medical r
has sufficient moral courage brek through In, bond,
oi obsolete ideas and place himself before he public
ihe medium OF the press, in order cops with and stab
ny the pcrnclous efforts of the Incompetent, Such i
physician IS Dr. Il. j. Czapkay. whom We cheerIdIis
commend TO iuvaiids especially Those suffering from dis
eases o the sexual organs and their ir-s
meht Is gentleman possessing all the requisites for The
SATISFACTORY and successful practice OF Ahis profession
Coupled with thorough and availa.e know led ve ~ f
medical art, he brings years Of experience ON IN.
nsnt Of all seminal and private diseases to his ,d e,
billing him to cope with them u all their muf,riau
lorns We eheerluy comm, nd him to ihs n,Iir =, -
ie physician wuf.hy The coLad.u .u;c tlulo- ar.slp
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-27

ARTISAN WELLs.--1he experiment of bor-
ing for water is about to be tested by Mr.
Blackburn. formerly member oil the Assem-
biz, on his farm south ofSauta Cruz.
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-27

PATRIcK's FIDDLE ale turned it over
on its back, and took crooked stick, and
drawed it across his belly, and %, St. Patrick
how it did sqale.'
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-27
J. L. BROWN. Constable

It appearing to the satisfaction of the court from the
affidavit Of the plaintiff and the return of the officer
the defendants in the above entitled cause cannot
be found after due diligence, it isordered that service
be made by publication of the summons in the Nevada
Journal by two successive weekly publications from
the date hereof S. c. HERBERT Justice Of the Peace
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-27
sa-The difficulty at San Francisco is

81 AAS uilHC CuIl y dL Odu FRANCISCO Is
approaching a crisis. From gentlemen
who have just returned from the Bay, we
ieacn that the Vigilance Committee are
soreiy tried. Their moral courage and
integrity are put to the fullcstfest. 1t is
nodeuiable tlkt the outside pressure is
aluost overwhelming. TAs passions of
the crowd are y keited, andjdemand blood
70 appease theR. TheSlife of Judge
Terry is represented as banging by a sin
gle hair outsidSrs arsclamorous for his
execution. If tha Vigilance Committee
stand up against tEF storm which now
beats around them, and deal out impartial
Justice, unawsd by the official station of
their prisoner, or the danger from an infu-
rated p0pulaee, they will become the he
roes of the day. Thus far, all is well. In
them the people have unlimited confidence.
they must not prove false to the trust re-
posed IN them. The good sense, and
moderation of the whole State is invoked
IN this emergency. San Francisco rests
opon mine, to which Gov. johnson and
his demoniac crew are anxious to apply
the torch. Why cannot some of the pres
ses of the unhappy city be more mild, more
rational, and more soothing in their ap-
peals to an excited populace' They are
adding rim to the whirlwind instead of
&empering the elements.
Moderation on both sides would soon
restore order to its wonted channels once
again, which is a consummation devoutly
to be wished. The public mind has been
teverish long enough and needs repose.
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-27

WOLFS' SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS
RANCROFTS' 4 Chis Cider
Dunbar Som Porter and Ale, Tin glass
Tnrner's Wormwood Cordial and Come Syrups
Claret and Sauterne Wines
Sparkling Hook.
Genuine Swiss Absinhe, Kirsch Curacao, Maras
Chambertn and Anisette. For sale by
Nevada Jan. 25 1856
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-27
CONSTABLE SALE


Y virtue of Execution on attachment TO me deliver
- ed issued from the court of r. H. farquhar Esq an
acting Justice OF the Peace in and for the county aforesaid
bearing date June 3d. A. d. 1856 satisfy Judgment
rendered by said Court the St day Of May, - 1856
in favor of Wm. Hawley Co. and John s. Brown the
Of Sl33 90 debt Interest damages and costs of suit
have taken in Execution and will sell to the highest bidder
for cash. in front Of The Justice office, in San Juan on
TUESDAY, JULY 18th 1856 between the hours of II NJ
and o'clock 2. ~, certain wellknown HOUSE & LOT,
situated in the town of Sweetlands. and known as the
Dwelling House and Lot that said Brown purchased of c.
W. Moore and is taken to satisfy the above demand which
balance due of the puachase money for SAID property,
taken the property Of said Brown to satisfy the above
demands and accruing costs.
G. W. MOORE. Constable.
San Juan, June s5th-tlS.
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6STArE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Nevada, Town
- ship of Nevada, IS. Justice Court, Before /. p
Van Hagen. p The people Of the state of Califor-
mia to John D. Pinkerton
You are hereby summoned TO appear before the un-
dersigned, Justice of the Peace at his office in said
Township. on Saturday, the 18th day of uly A. D.
l8o6, at l0 o'clock, A. M, to to the complaint
OF James Monroe who demands of you the sum of one
hundred and eleven 5l00 dollars, as appears BY his
complaint now on file in my office On failure SO to
appear and answer udgmeHt will be rendered against
you for the sum of Sill IS damages and costs of suit
Given under my hand this 18th day of Jnne 1856
p. VAN HAGEN, Justice of the Peace
STATE OF CALIFoRNIA, County and Township of
Nevada: 1t satisfactorily appearing to me that the
above defendant has left the county is ordered that
publication of Summons be made nthe Nevada Jour
nal for one month Van H.crN I p
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-27
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons having
IN claims against the estate of Peter Gilman, de-
ceased, late of Nevada county, State of California to
present the with the necessary vouchers to me
at my Office in Nevada within Ten months from June
10TH or be forever barred from any benefit Of said es
tate Sim A. o. FELT, Public Administrator
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-27
TESTIMONIALS FROM TIE PRESS.

From the Southern Medical journal.
PROFESSOR Observation-Disclosures opposed TO the sr-
tenn OF ADVERTISING yet deem it but Just TO this ccnle
man to admit that his system of in rlvate .
eases undoubtedly the approved one nov in a
throughout the clfnized world 493n
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-27
John LARK
SUMMONS

Agent ior Nevada No. 80 Main street, and for sale
Druggists generally. I.3p