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The Nevada journal., 1856-03-28
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0REATrBLEsSING TO MANKIND
Innocent but Potcu

Dh. III: CZAPKAY'S PROPHlLACTlCUN
- tSeitDisinteeting Agent,) a sure preventive
against Gonorrhoea and Syphitic Diseases and an
unsurpassed remedy for all veneral, Scrofulous
Gan srenous and Cancerous Ulcers Foetidiischarres
rom Vagina, uterus end urethra and ali cutaneons
Eruptions and diseases, FOR SALE AT Dr..
L.. J. CZAPKAY'S Office, Armory Hall, corner Of
sacramento and Montgomery sts., San Francisco.
As innocularion is preventive against Small Pox.
so is DR.. J. L. CZAPKAYS Prophiacticnm a pre-.
sentive against Syphilitica T. Gonorrhoea diseases
harmless in ITSELF it possesses the power of chemi
eaiy destroying the syphilitic virus, and thereby
saving thousands from being infected by the most
oathsome OF all diseases. Let no young man who
appreciates health be without DR. Czapkay's Pro-
philactcum. 1t is in very convenient packages and
viii be found convenient to use. being used as a
soap. That disease can be prevented by the use
Sf proper agents. is az well established fact as
hat they be cured after the establishment This
principle which is universally recognized was
received even before the days of Jenner the dts
Of vaccination, in 1885, and its multiplied
benefits ever-since have received as they deserved
the attention of the medical faculty: It was in
pursuit of this branch Of the medical science that
DR.. l.. j. Czapkay fortunately made the discovery
ihi.oft ohylacflcum, which ioTthe prevoniioro
y rs tctisedoncihccsl, Caneeroa and Cut an epus
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Railroad House.

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
Mos. 4o & 4s, COMMERCIAL STREET, and 81 Clay
~ Street, San Francisco.
The Stranger will easily distinguish this Hotel by OBJ
serving the Cupaly and Town Clock which visible from
all parts OF the city, and from the balconey OF which
most beautiful view Of the City, Bay and surrounding
country always be obtained No other hotel In the
city possesses the same vantages
This Hotel is First Class House. fire proof throug
lighted be gas, water and all modern Improvements in
every story situated in the most central part of the city
the most ceanly best kept Hotel on the Pacific. Single
or double Rooms, with without board Meats at oil
hours, from A. NJ, to II P. NJ and cooked to order
Ladies Ordinary, Second Story
great reduction in prices to keep peace with the
times enables the visitor to live better and more ecor
omicaly al the Rail Road Hotel than elwhere See Bi
of Fare in Golden Era, and observe the variety of foot
and moderation Of charges.
The visitor is also entitled to the free inspection
numerous large and beautiful views along the Panama
Railroad Chagres River, and great Atlantic andy Pacif
RalrOadl
No runners attached to this Established as its propro
tors depend upon its own merits.
HALEY & THOMPSON
-3n prnri
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IMPORTANTTo MINERS
TRAVELLERS &c

THERE is no malady OF deeper importance, either in a
medical or moral poinI of view, to which the human
family more liable than that arising from impure
nections.
AS Medical man ii is the duty OF every ply scian to
look at disease affects health and life and his sole
object should be to mitigate far lies in his power
the bodily suffering. Human nature ut best Is but fra
all are liable 10 misfortune.
of all the ills that affect none are more terrible
than those of private nature Dreadful it is in the
person who contracts it, ghtful its ravages
oathsome grave it becomes of still greater importance
when il is transmitted TO innocent offspring Such being
the case how necessary becomes that every having
the least reason to fear that they have contracted the
physician whose respecabity 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 practice
ne has become perfect master OF all those diseases which
come under The denomination of venerenl and having
paid more attention to TINT branch thun any other
physician in the United States, he feels himself bettor
qualified 10 treat them.
Syphilis in all Its forms, such Ulcers, swengyin
The Groins Ulcers in the Throat Secondary Syphilis
Cuaneous Erapons, Ulcerations, Turtuary Syphilis Sy
phs In Children, Mercurea Syphtlitic Affections Con-
orrhea Gleet Structures, False Passages inflammation
the Bladder and PROSTATE Glands Excavations Tumors,
Postues, &C., familiar to him the most COM
mon things Of daily observation.
The Doctor ELECTS cure in recent cases in few days,
and finds difficulty in curing those of long duration,
without submitting the patient to such treatment will
draw upon him the slightest suspicion, obge him 10
neglect his business whether within doors Without
The diet need not be changed except OF
inflammation There In California patients amounting
to two thousand in the past year that could furnish
proof THIS; but these matters that require the ut
most secrecy, which he alwvys preserves.
All letters enclosing $40 will be promptly attended to-
OCce hours from A. NJ. to p. NJ. Address
J.C YOUNG, NJ D., Express Building
Corner Of Montgomery and Californin streets over
DeDaTtmeQtS.
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Medical Correspondence.

Gan rfANCisCo, June Zo $500.
Dear Sr-I have not had single fit since comnene ecd
taking medicines; am also gaining strength every
day The trouble that had which the of the
fits is also leaving very fast In fact think en-
trcy WELL but if you think best will take medicines
short time longer 1t is only about two months since
commenced taking your prescriptions, and although you
told me 1t would take from three to four months, yet
feel perfectly well already. feel sorry that did not
visit you at rst and allow myself be led away by
the vain boasng of those quacks that style
business and thereby impose upon the public They
poiled of my money and if had not stopeped taking
their vile stuff they would have robbed of life also
Thanks to your superior medical skill beyond dang
and shall always consider you the savior Of my fe
Dear Dr. publish this you consderit worth your while
for wish to proclaim to the world your WORTH
one who needs physician may know where to CALL and
be sure Of avoiding deceit and imposition.
Yours till death. GEO MARsU.I
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-28
ST NICHOLAS HOTEL,

Corner Commercial and Sansome streets San Francisco
E. J. ARMSTRONG, Proprietor.
THIS HOUSE 10 fitted and furnished in style inferior TO
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 to all who favor it
with their patronage Assduous and polite attention
-~n~.~ December l4-3m
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GRASS YALLEY. Jrxr ID. Isss.

GRASS VALLEY, JUNE Sd, 1855,
nEAR sIR-The last medicine you sent me has done
- the business. am perfectly WE'LL and wish to
give my testimony TO the public in favor of your skill
was troubled with complication of diseases brought
by that soul destroying habit Of self pollution and
plants caught BY connection with bad persons of the op
poshe sex have been treated by some of the best ply
by them all given up incurabe but being advised by
friend who had been benefited by your scientific treat
men to call upon you, did and feel grateful to him
for the information, but still more 10 you for the
care and good advice you gave me- well the eca-
tons medicines you prescribed. If any of the afflicted
should see this let them be that 1t voluntary Of
ering in gratitude for the blessings health received
fIom you, and also given with fervant wish that it NAV
oe oil service to those suffering did and my God
bless you In your efforts to lessept the suerngs
man family, and my good citizens assist you to drive
rom me community these teaches that prey upon the
public by false preensions of emnence In the medical
world. Yours eternally,
JOHN BURGESS.
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THIS GREAT
WARRANTED NRWRDV 3

of Counterfeit Tn sve sale of this won
derul medicine has already caused person
to palm of the unsuspecting a spurious compound
closely resembling the Original Be particularto buy
without the written signature of A. Pareira NJ D.
the outside wrapper of each bottle All others are
.erfe and their compounders will be punished with the
utmost rigor Of the law.
Price-THREE DOLLARS per Bottle For sale by D.
Babcock sole Agent for California Oregon and the
wch Islands to whom all orders must be addressed,
liberal discount made 10 Wholesale dealers.
d. BABCOCK, Wholesale Druggist,
II Davis street. y an Francisco
LIST OF AGENTS.--Dr. JOHN LARK, Nevada; Rice,
Coffin Co, Aarysvile; B. K. Starkweather, Stockton
W. Ii. Bruner, Sonora BENZ. ShurtleG, Shasta; Child
Worthen, Paeerville Drug Store, Placervilie Justin
Gates J Sacramento city; DR. K. w. Carr Downievilie
Dr. w H. Gatlif Yreka DR.. J. B. Winston Los Angelo.
whealey Morse San Diego George L. Story Portland
Oregon
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ic di.0rers s.ands unrivaIled any agent in

tic disorders stands unrivaed any agent in thsPar
macopoca.
The effect Of this agent after COTTON is immediate, and
removes the possibility Of contraction of disease If,
however the disease has been contracted 1t Is useful in
neutrazng the poisonous secreiions which, BY absor-
sion, produce the horrd consequences known as sec
endary syphili 1t has been administered by the DR.
IN many thousand cases. and he has yet nd the first
in which has failed 10 su5sefve the purpose for which
it was administered PRICE s. Full directions are
attached TO each package. In where the Prophi
lacticuu as used as curative, Dr. L. J. CZapkay will
furnish GRATIS prescription for his BIoed Purifier
All communications from the country addressed only
to Dr. L. j. CZAPkAY, San Francisco, will be strictl,
md conhdentally attended to, and the Remedies with
the greatest care and secrecy Immediately dispatched
by Express or other conveyance 10 their Decentralization
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-28
San Francisco Advertisements.
Removal.
JANSON, BOND & CO,
Imnnrfara and Lei Of

JANSON, BOND & CO.,
importers and Jobbers of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
HAVE REMOVED THEIR STOCK TO
30 Battery, corner Of Clay St.
WHERE they will be happy to wait on their friends
w They have In store and constantly arriving
India. Dwight, Stark Salmon Fall Brown Drills ;
Appleton, Howard, Nashua Extra and Utica Brown
Sheetngs
LaconIs, Ameskeags and other Blea. Drills
IS, A., 6-4, 81 and 10-4 blea. Sheetings
Thorndike, Lehigh, Mohawk and other Tickings
Jewest City, Webster and Lancaster Denms
Keystone, yewett City, and Ocinora stripes;
Merrimac, Cocheco, Cenestoga and Aliens Prints +,
Blue & Orange, Blue & W White, Green & Orange do;
Cotton Duck, various brands, from 600 10 10;
Matheson, Howard Bear and Potomac Raven Ducks,
Cambrcs, Checks, Cottonades and Jeans,
Gnghams, Lawns, Chintz and other Dress Goods
Flannels, Cassimeres, Coatngs and Linens;
Cotton Hose Socks, Shirts and 0veralls
White, Blue and Scarlet Blankets, Satnets. Ky Jeans
And large and well assorted stock of MISCELLANEOUS
DRY GOODS which they offer low on the most advanta-
geous terms.
AT THEIR NEW STAND,
NIL 3m 95 Battery street. of Clay San Francisco
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Rooms to Rent.

d O0Ms TO RENT in the Second and Sd, stories Of
IL Bicknell Bleck, of new Fire proof brick buildings
Broad street. The rooms large and convenient and
suitable for any kind Of business Apply to SrLMAS
THOMAS who may be found at work in the building or in
Carpenters shop in the rear Of the building.
As expect to be absent for time to como have
appointed STILMAN THOMAS my Agent, for me and IN
name tora nsact any business that might do
resent. IS II. Y. HCENELL.
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DIR. Webber's Inyi0oratino GOrdjoI

warrants the most extravagant praise that can
conceive or language portray for has effected
emily incurable cures, and raised the debaied and
broken down constitutions to strength henllh and vgor
and conscentoesly recommended to nll or aing
is sold, very highly concentrated, at 1854 Washington
street, TWO doors above Montgomery, San Francsco-ai
wholesale retail.
is sold also at every respectable Drug Store in Cali
Iornia- Aft
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BOOKS g. STATIONARY,

T J. LECOUNT, (successor to Lecount & Strong
Wholesale and retail dealer in Books, Stationery Pc
riodicals, Newspapers, &C,
Montgomery street, San Francisco.
Has in store and ofsrs the Trade Of slight ad-
vance on New York cost, large and complete
ment of
English and American Books, in all the differe Mt dc
parments OF Literature, Standa rd Poeca Scientific and
Miscellaneous Works, to which additions constantly
being made.
Law and Medical Books, comprising all the standard
works. large and well assorted stock will be found
constantly in store.
Cheap Publications of every description in various
languages All the works received as issued
from the various publishing houses in the Uuited States
Stationery ofal kinds, embracing the finest French
English and American manufacture.
III L. Special Agent for California for most Eastern
Newspapers and Periodicals. which circulate this State
among which the Boston Journal for California, n o.
Dec. Courier des Etats Unis Cincinnati Commercial
Missouri Republican, NY Herald Tribune &C. together
with all tho other leading papers published in the Atlantic
States and Europe.
The Book Binding, Blank Book manufacturine md
Lithographc departments connected with the establish
lishment, are as complete any in the United States
and all orders will be executed with neatness and
Special Agents residing in New York and Europe kee
the house constantly euppsd with every kind Of goods
pertaining to the trade and will attend TO ali orders FOR
rare and valuable Books not obtainable in this marker,
The attention OF the Trado IL respectfully solicited
leolo.3m J.J LEcOUNT.
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Cotton Duck. Manila Rope, &c.

WE HAVE ON HAND and receiving cons tan Z
w ly from the Atlantic Stltes. Cotton Duck from
No. to TO-, Also. n now ARTICLE. made -exPressi
for Hose and other purposes, OF
No O, 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.
JAM -3m ADRIAN L STORY,
80 Front ST. one door frcm Clay st. San Franchises:
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MESS. FREEMAN & CO.'S EXPRESS

MESS. FREEMAN & cos EXPRESS,
To ALL parts of the ATLANTIC STATES and EURHPE
TREASURE, PACKAGES and LETTERS transmitted to
and from the above points unrivsed dispatch and
security.
COLD DUST AND COIN forwarded to all parts of the
United States and Europe insured uninsured, at
low rates as can be done by any house with security
Our Treasure Express will always be ACCOMPANYING By
faithful Messengers.
NOTES, DRAFTS, BILLS. &C., collected or negotiated
and all orders attended to promptly.
purchases of every description made.
forwarding of merchrndize and commissions of overy
nature, attended TO with promptness
ASr GOLD DUST BOUGHT,
HgCHE CkS ON SANFRANCISCO, SACRAMENTO l.
MARYSVILLE.
~ Bills OF EXCHANGE on THE ATLANTIC sTATEs
AND EUROPE.
Nevada, January T. 1865
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LANGTON'S
PIONEER EXPRESS {!

DRINCIPAL OFFICES-SAN FRANCISCO, Number l64
L Montgomery street, corner Of Sacramento.
SACRAMENTO, corner of and Third streeta, adjoin-
ing Drexel Sather Church's Banking House.
TON Co.
NEVADA, Main street, adjoining Frsbe's Saloon.
We will dispatch DAILY EXPRESS FROM NEVADA
TO SACRAMENTO, and the follovino no;nts
narysvile, Cherokee Corral, Fosters Bsr,
grass faney Monte Cristo, Camptorville,
Rough Ready, Eureka North, Galena HILL
Orleans r lat, Craig's Flat Railroad HILL
Moore's Flat, French Corral, Young's Gold HILL
Wolf Creek, Forest CITY Oak Waller
snow Point, Minnesota, Smiths Dipyincs
German Bar, San Juan Syeetland,s
Eureka South, Chipp's Nggings, Hess Crossing,
Concord Bar, CITY Of Six Plum yaller
Scott's Valley, Greenyille Goodyear's Bsr
Kanaka Creek, American Hill DOwNIEyIIIE
ALS0-TO SAN FRANCISCO,
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Weakness in Females and Aged Per,ons,
singularly benefited the dormant functions of nature
| are terminated, and the blood enriched.
Deliriuna Tremens Cured, and the Appetite for
Liquor Destroyed One of the beautiful properties poss
essed by Dr. We6bcrs Invgoratng Cordial s. that il re-
moves all longing for the taste of liquor. Many nebri
aes have found that its has renewed and strength
ened them queted their and 1t has caused aver
sion to spirits.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-04-16
From the North China Herald. Dec. %.
Interesting from China.

TRAVELS CT Four AMERICAN SAILORS
IN THE INTERIoR.-On Friday sen'night
a party of four American sailors arrived
at, Shanghai, who caused no little curl
osity when it was ascertained that they
had travelled under escort all the way
from Corea. It appears that these men
belonged to the American ,whaler Taco
Brothers, of New Bedford. They sail
ed in her to the Pacific in june, 1854,
and last summer they state that being
kept on short commons and i'll treated
by their captain, they took one of the
ship s boats and made their escape to
the coast of Corea, being It the time TO
the northward; their boat was stove in
on the beach, but they received a kind
reception by the natives, who fed them
and kept them amongst them for q
whole month, after which the proper au-
thorities having been communicated
with, they were sent on horseback
through Manchuria to the Great Wall,
when they were delivered up to the Chi.
nese Mandarin and forwarded to Pekin.
The FIRST night of their arrival in the
northern capital, they were visited by
Russian Missionaries, who gave them
food and clothing; they spoke but little
English, and communicated mostly in
writing.
After remaining ct Pekin over three
weeks, the Russians told them the En-
poror of China had presented them with
some silver, and they were to be sent
down to Shanghae-the money they
never saw; button their road to this port
they were very scantily supplied with
copper cash; they received only 40 cash
per day at starting, which paltry sun
was reduced e. ten cash a day, until they
approached this district, whom they
were paid about 200 cash pc1 day.
They speak we'll of their treatment both
in Corea and Mapchuria, but disparsge
their treatment in China They say
that they travelled through a highly cul-
tivatcd country between this and Pekin,
and passed through a great many very
fine cities, which were exceedingly popu-
lous. Unfortunately they appear to be
very unsophisticatcd young men, from
20 to "a years of age, and did not profit
much by their opportunities of travel.
In all the resting places they were kept
in the prisons, and in Corea and Man
churia they never saw o woman, they
were jealously kept from tho F~an-quai.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-04-16
MEMS IrEmS.


The Abolitionists headed by Gerrct
Smith, Lewis Tappan, VIM. Gcodall,
have again organised as a political party
and called q convention to be held May
2Sth at Syracuse, to nominate President
and Vice President.
- Madame de Bodis CO, has ndvcrtis-
cd her furniture to be sold at a%ution,
and intends leaving for Europe, Her
two eldest sons are serving the Emperor
of Russia, as pages of the Household.
The Wisconsin State Agricultural
Fair is to be held in Milwaukee on the
9Th aud 10th of October.
The ladies of South Carolina have
raised Sl6,5Oo for the purpose of erect
ing a monument to the memory of Cal.
houn.
"A bill to legalize the marriage of a
widower with n sister of his deceased
wife, has been introduced into the Brit
ish Parliament.
"A key of specie was recently emp
tied on the line of q Prussian railroad,
and reflled with sand. A microscopic
examination of the sand showed the par
ticular station it came from, and the
stolen treasures was traced to one of the
employees on the road.
The St. Louis Democrat says .
gentleman living on St. Charles street,
was, IN Saturday very much surprised
by having a lot of jewelry, which had
been stolen from him a week or so ago
thrown into his parlor. The restitution
is very gratifying aud the puzzle is very
great.
The Jersey City Sentinel says that
Com. Stockton will shortly be brought
before the American people as their can
didate for the Presidency, without geo.
graphical or partizau distinction.
The English papers chronicle many
failures among the grain merchants with
in the last two months. In Glasgow.
where the stock of graiu was proportion
ately above that of any other place,
there are reported thirteen cases of in
~solvency, involving liabilities to the ex-
tent of two millions of dollars.
Notwithstanding the largo quanti-
ty of wool recently sold at the London
public sales. IN active demand prevails,
and higher rates are paying for most
kinds.
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The Adjournment of the Legislature.

After u session Of about one hundred
days the Legislature has finally adjourn
cd-no, not finally, for the State, des-
pite the constitutional provision to the
contrary, is to be Inflicted with the in
cubus another three months next year.
But, for the present, the cabal of folly,
bigotry and partiZaD prejudice has bro
ken up, greatly to the relief of all per-
sons who have any regard for the honor
and dignity of Ohio. Enough follies
session to overwhelm any farty before
the people, although the most objection
able aud ultra laws were laid over until
the next session by the demagogues, who
were fearful of thei, effect upon the
Presidential election. mopg tue lat
ter was the coci c;on temperance bill,
prohibiting tho use AID manufacture of
sine; ale aid cider; tho act ~forbiddiDg
the use Of the jails of the State for the
confinement of fugitive slaves; the enact
ment %forbidding the State Courts from
naturalizing aliens, and an amendment
to the constitution giving negroes tho
same political rights with the whites; but
the design is so apparent that We do not
think the artifce will have the intended
effect. The responsibility of these stat
utes which are intended to be put
through at the extra session will attach
nevertheless; they cannot be blinked
and covered from sight.
In all matters relative to banks, q.
nance and taxation, the Legislature sub
itself to the guardianship Of Az
KELLEY, the Senator from Frank
lin, the Representative ofthe State Bank
Of Ohio, who lorded it over them like an
.autocrat. Not only over the Legisla-
ture, but over such of the State Officers
10 would not lend themselves to tho fur
therance Of his selfish and private inter.
ests, as connected with the management
aud custody Of the funds, did he hold
She rod of chastisement, and IN inc last
moments of the session procured the re-
lection of Mr.. ConwME as Fund Agent
1t New York.
To thess gho have read The letters ~
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Prospects of Next Harvest.

The Alton, ILL.,, Courier of the 7th
inst. expresses its opinion that We may
expect another very fine crop of wheat,
and the opinion is based upon the follow
ing reasons: -.
The early winter was very mild, go
much so that the late sown wheat, of
which there is much, continued to grow
to q much later date than usual. Then
the snow will have protected it from in
jury by the frost. Lastly, such inter
rupted cold weather for so long a period,
and until so late a date, augurs an inter-
rupted springtime when it comes. 1t is
further said, that the number of acres
put under wheat in hat part of the
country last fall vas greater than ever
before known.
The Chicago Journal says: 1--WE
must have large crops next fall. The
snow which has fallen during the past
sixty days is equal to FIVE inches of ma
nure. People capable of estimating
matters, imagine that the wheat crop of
1856 will be the largest ever harvested
in his country. To estimate the vslue
of snow upon the ground at ten millions
of dollars, would be a low figure.