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The Nevada journal., 1856-04-11
NJ =, =, = = JUHN BURGESS
10 Ut. Jt. YOUNG san Francisco. rDec

PLALERVlILE, May Is, 1855
nR. j. C. YOUNG-Dear Sir: Words cannot express
- the gratitude feel due to you 70 rthe benefit have
received from your truly invaluable course of treatment
oil my case while prescribeng for me. think cannot
justify myself without giving this small token of INV
and esteem for you have been the Of
saving my life and restoring that health which
had so long despaired of again ENJOYING had for n long
time our years. been troubled with that most dreadful
scourage oil ound people, seminal weakness or nocturnal
emissions which so weakened me both BODY and mind
That was obliged to give up mining altogether con-
suited one OF The best physicians ESQ called Yin the noun
tain districts, and alter careful examination of nv case
he me medicines. Icontinued under his treatment
for three months without receiving any benefit in fact
grew worse from week TO week until at last got discour
aged and asked him for his opinion. told him not 10
fear to tell me the whole TRUTH for should rather know
the worst at once, than TO live in suspencc had lost
about thirty pounds of esh and that he at least
could not and as then going on death must
count of its victims This physician then
told me that case was incurable had better not take
any more medicines He said was in n decline which
was fast tending to pulmonary consumpton
then desired OF obtaining any relief and saw that
unless something done to mitigate the comnlaint that
should be numbered with the dead or what Is worse he
a rayng maniac Happening to see one of your hooks
the Pocket Esculapus, / made I'D nv mind mt once to
ca and consult you with the determination of irving
more 10 get relief if you would undertake the case Oh
now thankfull am for that determination. commenced
taxing the medicines prescribed by you and am now,
hrough iher healing powers restored to perfect health
shall not fall 10 recommend you to any of NV friends
bad as mine was can every disease that flesh heir
TO- if ethere life enough left in system to build upon
kec I've my most sincere heartfelt fbanks and ea
tccIh. lDec. u s. w. REIGIII,EA
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Railroad House.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES ,
Nj 0S. 46 s. 4s, COMMERCIAL STREET, and 81 CIay
Street, San Francisco. 81
The Stranger will easily distinguish this Hotel by oh.
Serving the Cupaly and Town Clock which arc visible from
all paris OF the cty, and from the balconey 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, fire proof throuo hout
ngheu be gas, water and all modern Improvements in
every story situated in the most central part of the city
OF double Rooms, with or without board. Meats at all
nours. from A. NJ, to IL p. NJ and cooked to order
Ladies Ordinary, Second Story
great reduction in prices. TO keep peace xitn tho
lmes enables the visitor to live better and more econ
omicaiy al the Rail Road Hotel than elwhere See Bill
oI are IN 6oiden Era and observe the variety of food
and moderation of charges.
Ihe visitor is also entitled 10 the free inspection of
numerous large and beautiful views along The Panama
Railrcad e ''s "A.s aciic
No runners attached to this Established as lis
tors depend upon its own merits - P''i'''
HALEY & THOMPSON
pPprio
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Russian Hill Hotel for InyaIids,

HNHIS INSTITUTION, under the direction of
IL Five Trustees, and charge of experienced and
competent PHYSICIANS. offers superior induce
ments to such pc. sons desirous of remain
ing quiet for a time under medical treatment, and
enjoy the comforts of home.
Persons suffering from any form ef 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 charge.l
The ROOMS Of the Hotel are large, airy, and
well furnished with every convenience.
Experienced NURSES will always be in Mt.
tendance, end every means and calculated TO en-
sure the speedy convalescense of patients.
The CHARGES will be moderate in all cases.
and no extra expense for Medicine, Lights aths,
The PHYSICIANS in attendance are well kno : II
to the pnblic scientific and Trustworthy gentle
men.
Connected with the hotel is a Dispensary for
worthy INDECENT persons, where Medical atte n
dance and Medicine will be furnished gratis.
For admission application must be made to the
Physicians, at their office, southeast corner of
Washington and Dupont streets, San Francisco.
All Letters must be addressed as above
Hon. JANE S VAN NESS,
HIN. JOHN S. HAGAR,
Hon: JAMES NJ. ESTELL, Trustees.
WM, G. WOOD, Esq,
c. V. GREY, Esq,
PHYSICIANS:
L. HUBB ARD, M. D., JD. BROWN, M. D.
N, B,-1ndgent persons will be prescribed for at
the Dispensary, on the Northeast corner of Wash
ington and Dupont streets, each day of the week.
Sundays excepted, between the course ofone and
two o'clock. Diseases of the Eye treated on Sa
urdays,
DR.. L. HUBBARD, on Diseases of Women and
Children.
DR.. J. D. BROWN, Surgical Diseases general
San Francisco, January ls, 1856 -3m
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Cotton Duck. Manila Rome. &C..

"E HAVE ON HAND and receiving constant
w ly from the Atlantic States, Cotton Duck from
No, to TO- Also. new article, made expressI
for Hose and other purposes. of
No. Q, Co, and 600 Cotton Duck
Manila Rope, from to inches diameter;
Block and Shelves, all sizes and kinds;
Tar, in Barrels and Kegs, all Sizes
ian7-3m ABRAMS STORY,
50 Front st one door frcm Clay st. San Francisco
The Nevada journal., 1856-04-11

fTNIIIS INVALUABLE SPECIFIC, first introduced into
Il Pisa some Fifty years since, soon became SO well
known certain cure that in town and city, not
only on the Continent but in Graat Britain the demand
for it greatts merits astonishing that in less
than year from its Introduction it had suppanted all
othbr remedies The Medical Faculty of the principal
cities of Europe compelled to acknowledge its
derful mastery every else Propretors of other
Medicine Jealous its sway vainly endeavored TO its
progress Like grass before the mower, their ef
forts fell the ground and like fire the praires
sweeping all before it, its onward march became trium
phant 1t stood forth upon its merits; discerning
public saw, tried and convinced of its MAGICAL yrR
The massive fortune acquired by DIR PARER from
the sale of it during the six years he prepared it. alone
bore witness its miraculous merits At the decease
the Doctor the recipe bequeathed to his son, who
has lately introduced the remedy into the United States
The number Of it has already made are astonish
ing Thousands and tens of thousands bear testimony
to its efficacy
Al ,co Use IT, IL tciU CURE with safety speed and GER
tainty no other Medicine has possessed.
Resort 10 no Qudck Nostrums !, Use Remedy that has
been tried for the past fifty years. and
IN fail
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At lowest wholesale price by
: ". .HAWXHCRST.

W.. II.
liz and ia Front, Washington street.
p s. am still doing business in the old Wooden
Building at very low rent, saving of expense which
about all goes to the benefit of my customers and
chants who do not at least, call and before lev
buy els.h cannot seNiie awake 10 their inter
ess cDl Pd
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- NIAKYSVILLE,..JUNE 10th, 1855.
MIR. J. c. YOUNG, DEAR SIR-Please send me somt

WAX SN ILI4E,.JUNE IUth, 800.
mr.. c. YOUNG DEAR SIR-Please send me some
IL CT the medicines yon prescribed in my have
friend here who is troubled In exactly the way
that was lie has nightly emissions, ringing noise in
his head weak back loss of memory and is generally
debiliiaed he is discouraged and has not confidence
enough to enable him to call and you. | told him
how was and that my friends all said was in consump-
tion and the doctors here and advised
to go home ana die but instead of going home called
upon you and here am well any ofthem and like
ly to live long time YET with strength enough to work
with the strongest ofhem. Doctor will send every one
10 you that locks to though he needed physician
1t shall not be my fault fany dies for OF medi
cal treatment will do all can to keep the afflicted
away from those pests of society," ycept professors and
are men who left their country for their counys good
Publish this letter Doctor you wish, and hope some of
those that humbugged me mny it and sleep bad for
one dight Truly yours, GEO. DAVIDSON.
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GRASS VALLEY, JUNE Sd, 1855,

nEAR SIR-The last medicine you sent me has done
- the business. am perfectly well, and wish 10
give my testimony to the public in favor of your skill
was troubled with complication of diseases brought on
by that soul destroying habit of selpoluion and COM
plants caught by connection with bad persons of the op
posie sex have been treated by of the best ply
scans well those quucks who invest the State and
by them all given up as ncuable but being advised by
friend who had been benefited by your scientific treat-
ment to call upon you, did and feel grateful to him
or the information but still more thankful TO you for the
care anu good advice you give me, well the eica-
nuns neaicnes you prescribed If any of the afflicted
should see this let them be that is voluntary Of
ering IN gratitude for the blessings of health received
nom you and also given with fcrvan wish that it NAV
be OF service to those suffering did and now nv God
bless you in your efforts to essen the suerngs ofthe b
man family and my good citizens assist you to drive
rom Inc community these teaches that prey upon the
world. Yours eternaIy ~ ~
JOHN BURGESS
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Wooden Ware. Baskets. &c.

TNCLUDING Brooms, Tubs Pals Wood and Zinc Wash
i Boards, Chopping Trays Rolling fins Barrel Covers
Clothes Pins, Clothes and Market Baskets Peach Baskets
Bottle Baskets Shoe Scrub and Dust Brushes Hair and
Wire Selves Cotton and Linen Irvine. Bed Cords and
Coihesnes, with every other article belonging the
Wood 81 Willow Ware Business
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San Francisco Advertisements.
He That Suffer!
Read! Read!
DR.. PAREIRAS'
GREAT TALLAN REMEDY!

For the Certain and Speedy Cure Of Diseases of Private
nature no matter how long standing without any
Injurious effects TO the system,
any change of Diet.
1T NEVER HAS FAILED-TT CANNOT FAIL TO CURE
The daily union., 1856-10-18

Exhibitions OF rope or wire dancing, puppet shows or
slight of hand, 81 Der night, Ct $40 per week.
An musical concerts whether voca or instrumental the
highest price Of twenty tickets per night 'OVdsa no ~
shall issue without the payment Of at least %
day.
For exhibiting the art of boxing Pugsm, sIOO per
week
For all other shows exhibitions, or amusements the
highest price OF twenty tickets Provided the be not
less than SO per day.
Hucksters, S25,
Hawkers and pedlars, $50.
Dealers in old iron, bass copper pewter or lead SEQ
transportation OF passengers other than omnibuses $40
For omnibuses, s.. ....
For carts, So EACH wagons, Sc each.
For dogs, II male $5; IL female, $40
SEC q Ad be enacted That this act shall not be
strued repeating altering modifying amending any
existing law upon the subject OF licenses except far
the Of license s concerned and that all regulations
fines oreures and penalties prescribed In any existing
law shall be construed to apply to this act the same as
said acts had been hereby re-enacted
The first third fourth and fifth clauses Of the first
ton Of the bill agreed to- The second clause after
being amended to insert the words forty dollars in
the place of "6fy dollars" agreed to- Pending the
further consideration OF the bill the board adjourned
At meeting of the board of trustees Of the public
schools Wednesday, the following gentlemen were ap-
pointed as the standing committees:
On Examination of Teachers-Messrs. Polk Davis, At
Lee, and Dickinson
On Text Books-Messrs. Harkness, Morgan, McKim and
Wheeler.
On Rues-Messrs Wilson, Magrader, Pearson, and Pen
deton.
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case Of Perkn Warbeck and Lambert Simns In England,
the false Dmitr 10 Russia the counterfeit presentmen Of
the son OF Louis XIV the last Of whom the copper
faced coinage Of day and State the Rev Ebenezer
Williams Let him look into the eaases eeLe6rsS and read
the case Of Martin Guerte and others which created the
populary of that publication Let him read towns
man Munsels work on similar of personal tesem
blance.
Yes there are two Fremonts Banks is running one OF
them in Pennsylvania the representative Of non-nter
venton Fred Douglass the other rs the representa-
tive Of abolition and serye massacre. ....
Yes there are two Fremonsl One of them gave the
pledges to the knownOthng committee that secured the
nomination Of the American convention. The other gave
the pledge to the Germans against any alteration of the
naturalization laws
Yes, there are two Fremonts The proverb says that
all cats gray in the dark and in the bIackness of
aboitonsm it impossible to distinguish the two repub-
can brothers apart
Yes there are two Fremonts But the difficulty arises,
which, after election win be sworn in Dumas, in one OF
his novels represents his heroes attempting to place the
Man in the Iron Mask the throne of Louis XIV whom
he resembled closely to deceive all ordinary eyesgh
The Fremont parts his hair in the middle but the po
ltca BARRIERS have done much for his prototype We
would Jessie with such question: but know
of such ntaibe instinct and penetration that il
will detect the OF the Marposa title at an immeasur-
able distance Let Mr.. Weed tell us which is the good
enough Fremont till after election and which the real
one and doubt will cease.
But this dual unity in politics will not be elected
Another destiny is in store for him. When the Noyem
Der contest is Mr. Greeley will bring him out in the
Bowery boards and the drama of the Fremont Brothers
will supplant that of the Corsican Brothers in its
dreus popularity Barnum will restore his fortunes by
exhibiting these Samese Twins Instead of the
White House. tho Fremonts will receive the public ovation
in the several museums and exhibition rooms Of the
Unon and neither shall have precedence but shall take
example of the two Dromos described by Shakespeare
Fremont la-Methinks you my glass and not my
brother.
see by you am a sweet-faced youth.
VIII you walk in to see them gossping?
Fremont 2d-Not, ], sir, you my elder.
Fremont lst.-Thats question How shall we try 1t 2
Fremont 2d-We will draw cuts for the senior.
Till then, thou lead first
Fremont lSs-Nay then thus taking his hand)
We came into the world like brother and brother
And let's go hand in hand, not before another
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and Wisconsin without any equivalent whatever 10 the
South and that the North thus having and to have the
lions share OF the newy acquired territory Of the Union
TO be followed by the control OF the American Senate
well the House Of Representatives ong since secured
might well acquiesce in the admission of Kansas slave
holding State should the fair and regular voters OF that
Territory so decide.
The conclusion, tEen is that there was breach Of
faith compact in the passage OF the Kansas Nebraska
BILL but simply the abrogaton rescison OF compact
by mutual consent and regular form and that under the
abrogaon OF that compact and other arrangements as to
the territory of the Union the North has obtained and will
much the largest share Of that territory and al
though but originally equal to the South in the Senate OF
the Union she has now and viii hereafter secure pre-
ponderanee in the American Senate-aye, though
Kansas be yielded 10 ths South the behest Of in
ormy WITH the will of the resident settlers and regular
voters Of that now distracted Territory free from the in
ruson Of border-rutans freesoil rufans OF any
other unauthorized class Of voters or persons.
1t is also eminenty worthy of remark In this connexion,
that should Kansas be secured 10 the South save-
holding State it win only be remandpg restoring her
to the condition. in respect to slavery in which she Stood
part Of the Louisiana Territory when ceded to the
United States and up to the adoption Of the Missouri line
Let all patriotic citizens every political school party
ponder these plain truths and rally to the
Of the constitution and for the preservation of the
Union. RICHARD YEADON,
Editor Charleston Is. C) Courier.
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LOCAL N r. w 3.

BoAnD or Conos Couson-At an adjourned meeting
OF the city council Thursday evening last the follow
ing bill TO ncrease the rate Of licenses considered
An Act TO increase the rate Of licenses.
Be enacted dc, That the annual tares upon licenses
shall be follows To sell goods, wares, merchandise,
other articles of foreign domestic growth production
manufacture other than spirituous and fermented IL
quors wines cordias and other intoxicating liquors by
wholesale retail shall be $b where the annual average
Of capital invested in the business Of the person
persons applying for the is under $500; $40
capital Of $500 and under $1,000; and IS for each
additional 81, 900 of capital
To sell sprtuous and fermenied liquors. wines cordias
and other Intoxicating liquors in quantities not less than
pint shall be $50 when the capital invested Sl 000
and IS for each additional 81 900 of capital
For all hotels taverns, and ordinsres shall be sloo
when said hotel tavern ordinary has ten rooms less
IL over rooms and under forty rooms Slooi over
forty rooms, $500.
Auchoneers, $500.
livery stable not containing over twenty-five stalls
S25 and for each additional stall 7b cents.
Pawnbrokers, S20o.
Agents OF insurance companies $50.
Thestrical exhibitions, $50 per week
Circus performances or exhibitions, 81 per day
The daily union., 1856-10-18

WI" oAy be to express their contempt Of the eeduous g
norance which could have tolerated these appeals to our
nahonal vanity. The American proposal which We be-
heye 70 have been made in good faith involves greater
and more humane revolution in the relations OF the civil
Eed world than put forth for the acceptance Of
mankind in so practical and simple form. When the
question comes before Parliament supported have
doubt Il will be- by the weight of the shipping and
camille interest 1t viii be received in different spirit 70
that which has characterized the of oonsdera-
Die section of the press OF this country and have
doubt that the American offer viii have all but the unan
nous approval Of the legislature.
The daily union., 1856-10-18
rae GREAT DEMOCRATIC VICTORY IN PEENsYL-


From ali parts Of the country where the glad dngs have
sssB spread Of our glorious triumph in Pennsylvania come
nm the clear loud voices Of Joy m and e1udng democrats
We copy the following from the Wilmington North Caro-
lina) Journal:
I" On Monday night last witnessed q beautiful and
almost complete eclipse Of the Tuesday night pre-
seuted another very beautiful ecpethat Of the combined
and amagamated Fremont and Fillmore abolition know
nothing fusonists in Pennsy Every combined
every element opposition fused together against demoorR
ey into the contest Tuesday morning confident OF
their calculations, goryng in the successful oonsummaton
Of their and intrgues and boasng of their ability
to carry the State by majority OF at least fifty thousand
against the democrats But their hopes were doomed to
terrible Alone unaded single handed the gor-
democracy OF the Keystone State fought this unhoy a-
and conquered IT, routed it, whipped it, drove it from
pillar post and the work of Burlngams and Wimo and
Botts and Winter Davis and Sumner and Banks, Of North
Carolina all in vain Verify the rout OF this confed
GRAFTON brings forcby mind the destruction Of the Asy
ran bordes;
"Lke the leaves of the forest when is green,
That host with its banners at sunset was seen
Like the leaves Of the forest when autumn hath blown,
That host on the morrow lay whered and strown.
'The moral effect of this election hardly be esm ated
neither Its value indication OF popular sentiment
an evidence of the eyuSon consequent upon the undue
cement gotten up by the northern seconass The world
weary of tangled notions, named parties and
prncped coalitions and turns to something national stable
apart and above all the dangerous and unreliable sms
and 'orde-s' of the day."
The New York Daily News says
"The triumph is 0mplete We have elected fifteen OF
the twenty five members of Congress and majority of the
legislature which secures democratic senator, Mr.. Brod
term expiring the 4th of March SO dies and be-
comes extinct fusion in thus is scattered
the four winds Of heaven the anaca but dangerous body
seconasts who pulled up with pride and vanity sought
gain strength and position by denouncng the people OF
onehs Of the Union and forcing them to submit to the base
spirits who hoped the other portion They
crushed. In November they will be ground to powder"
The Albany Atlas and Argus says
1t has been long time since Albany convulsed
with enthusiasm it was last night 1t was general and
bounded Crowds of democrats filled the Streets congrau-
iang each other upon the glorious days work performed
BY their brethren of Pennsylvania last Tuesday As the
ming advanced the little roaer of the Buck and Breck
Club brought out under command of Aid johnson and
his gun squad and beched forth genuine democratic thun
der for hours. State street filled with bonfres and
rent the air again and again. The demonstration OF
joy most exuberant and indicated how much the
have heart democratic ascendency and the Union
of the States"
The daily union., 1856-10-18
BY Ell 4 G II A p III .
The Pennsylvania Election.

The Psnnsylpania Election.
PHLADELrHIA, Oct. lsSevers official returns have been
received this morning. which slightly reduce the msortes
in the State on both sides.
Democratic msjorities Columbia, l6a9 Montour, SCI
Centre 327j Clinton l3l Perry, 1888 Luzerne, l0Ol
Carbon, $751; Lehigh, 86l
Union msjortes- Snyder, 25o Unop 4io.
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Nv G. w. nnrELEn. Apcucrecr.

Hy G. w. HOTEIER, Aucsicreor.
pRusTEE's SALE or AN EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF
excellent household furniture at auconBy virtue 2, asss
n, Hackney the subscriber, bearing as ne nn
day May, 1856 duly recorded Ia Lser NO m oos
e shall sci. the United States Boiei on Ihors
day morning, October 2sd commencing a. y o'clock ass CO..
us. household furniture named IN the schsdu- annex
said deed consisting IN part o, viz
piano iorte STOOL ana ceN
Handsome gilt frame mirrors
Mahogany and walnut sofas
Arm and easy chairs psdor chairs finished in pu,h d.ma'E,
and hair cloth
Marble top centre, sefa, and pier table.
Mahogany card and dining tables
Lounges, ouarnans, cane-seat chair
Brue theepy, aud ingram carpets, mating and OIL
cloth throughout the entire house
Window curtains, shades, and 6rures .#
Venetian blinds, cbntz curtains
Mahogany walnut and painted bsrenus, bedseads wnshands
and chairs OF various kinds throughout the house -
Large quantity OF excellent feather beds bolse and powp
cOunerpanes, sherut
Looking glasses clocks, and mantel ornaments
Fire irons toilet sets, chamber tables
Radiators, mir tight, and open Crate stoves
Arm chairs, decks, tables.
lot of cooking utensils and kitchen iurRt
deemed necessary 10 psrncu
forming sale 10 those In quest Of house fur
nishine goods.
Terms $50 and under $50, four and
mon tbs approved tpdorscd bearing interest
#-#N JNO. N. LINTON, Trustee.
Oct t--dut o. W. BoTEIER, Ancuonvcr.
The daily union., 1856-10-18

NoTrCE.-E, OWEN SON, military and naval merchant
IN ao 99 avenue, have lust returned rom
with their fall supply of rcod consisting Of selse -
Of cloths and vengs, with variety on sTn
.mens furnishing articles, which they inyo The attention
Of their friends and customers,
sept97-dlwkeodlw
The daily union., 1856-10-18
A waste of Potoier.

SYRACUSE, On. Y.,) Oct. 1.-THE black republican,
last evening fired hundred guns in honor of the Pennsy
vana election they believing at the time that they ard
the democrats, had carried 1t.