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LAST night Miss Logan played Adclgitha with
great acceptability TO heraudicnce. We can but
reiteratc what We have before said. that Miss
Logan is an actress of extraordinary power, and
needs but to be seen and heard to win general
admiration. Her engagement will close with
Friday night. An attractive bill is offered for
tonight IA
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affections consequent W
OTDlE LII "a ~ ~

.STOll11 on or LIVER
Such 1ndigestion Acty Stomach Colicky Pains
ieartburn Loss of Appetite Dependence Costiveness
Blind and bleeding Piles In all Nervous rheumatic and
Neuralgia Affections, Il has In Instances proved
highly beneficial, and others effected. decided cure
This e purely vegetable compound prepared strictly
scientific principles after the the celebrated
Holland professor Boeraye Because its great success
IN most Of the European States Its introduction into the
United States intended especially those OF our
scattered here and there the face
mighty country Meeting with great among them,
Offer 10 the American public knowing that truly
wonderful medicinal virtues must be acknowledged
its to persons whose con.
situations may have been impaired by continuous use OF
ardent spirits other forms or dissipation in
in effect finds it's way directly the seat
iif thrilling and quckenng every nerve raising up the
the 90 -
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sdb6a ARRIVED. n e Z. I.

iNEw YoRk, Dec. 15.Thc steamship Tennes-
see arrived this morning. as ia ~ 3,
Nicaragua accounts brought by her is that
Walkers movements are the same rs those telc-
sraphed from Charleston Saturday. fsia-
Walker had fought several successful battles
since departure of last steamer. q He had how
ever, on. account of sickness prevailing at Gren-
ada, found it necessary to eyacuatc and burn
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AsToR HOUSE, New York City, March s. 1856.
DR. ArEE, LosoeA: feel 1t duty and pleasure
form you what your CERRr PRcroRAL has done wife.
She had been 1--WE months aboring under the dangerous
symptoms of Consumption, from which couidpro-
cure gave her much relief She steadily falling until
commended trial Of your medicine bless his kindness
as We skill, for She has day
she Is not yet as strong She be, but from
her cough, and calls herself we'll ii Iiii
ours, with gratitude and regard, ~ ~ t75A4
Is sf.st., ORLANDO SHELBY, OF SnK1BYy1LIE.
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consnmptres, do despair till you have tried AYsa
PICTORIAL II is made by Of the best medica
chemists in the world, and round us tn,
high merits Of its yirtues hitidetphia ledger.
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STABBEI

STABBED.
BosToS, Dec. 15.-Wm. Walker, deputy War
den. of the Mass State Prison, was stabbed this
morning while leaving the Chapel, by a prisoner
named MeGee. He died almost instantly,
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-. FRoM W AsIIINGToN.

/ = II =
Dec. l5.-Supreme Court-All the Judges
present, many distinguished jurists and men,
bers of Congress. The case of bred Scott
plaintiff vs.. John F. A. Sanford came up for
argument on. questions of law. The plaintiff, a
man of color brought suit to try his right to
freedom He claims having been, emancipated
by his master, having taken him to reside in
Illinois, whichact, tits declared by the Consti-
tuition of that State, operated to cnlancipate.
him: The Circuit Court decided against plain
tiff on the ground that, by his return to Mis-.
souri,, his masters right was dormant, whilst in
Illinois it was revived; that the Constitution of
Illinois was a penallaw, which Courts of other
States were not bound to enforce.
The case was argued at the last session, but
the decision was reseryedto allow arguments on
certain points Of law. Montgomery and Blair for
plaintiff Reverdy johnson, IL IS CiIier. for,
claimant. Blair opened the case by stating that
nothing was said at the last session but on one
| question on which the court invited argument
VIZ: whether plea in abatement of jurisdiction
of the court is wavcrcd by pleading the merits
OF the case-quoted decision of Judge Daniels
to the effect that act of 80 did not change the
rate of common law requiring plea in abate-
ment, unlcssf final Judgment be made in that plea
1t Is waived that the Court cannot take notice
OF evidence when trying law on the subject. An
other question is whether tho applicant ism citi-
zen of Missouri. Blair commended plaintiff is
legally a free man of Missouri within the nth
section of the act of 60. 1t has been objected
that lie was not entitled to allenunities of other
citizens, but that was a test Of citizenship,
three-fourths of the whites in u s. were. not
citizens, because census shows that not more
thanone voter. in every five is an inhabitant.
Therefore that hypothesis does not, hold good
The allegation that the plaintiff was not Hctis
zen. because he did not belong to a particular
class also falls to the ground. He referred. to
the decision ofJudge Castor, of n. c. that all
citizens born in the realm are citizens. Judge
Castor states there has been no law repeating
the general principle of common law; that birth
will make citizenship.
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We have been receiving lately several impOr-
tnnt works from different publishing houses in
The East, all of which shall be noticed in due
Zinc, and as their merits demand.
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The Naval Engagement before reported took
place in the harbor of San Juan, between the
Nieafagpan Schooner and Grenada,
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
GiNeINNArI, Dec. a15.--River about stationary,
Z feet inches insthe channel Weather clear
ana cool. lFsisiiiE ies ~ .sssis
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FROM MEXICO. :

New ORrEASs, Dec l3.-+The steamer Cal
houn arrived from Vera Cruz to-day, bringing
Mexican dates to the 9th inst.t4 Z, =. ts17
Pucbla was surrendered TO the government
forces on the 9Th
70 The news of Yidaurris treaty is confirmed
Pronnnciamentos were still the order of the
day.
Alvarez had.taken the field in defence of the
government se 5sT
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AYERS CATaARTIc PILLS,

TINE sciences Of Chemistry aud Medicine ha We been taxed
their utmost to produce this best perfect purga-
that these Puts have virtues which supass the
ordinary medicines, and that they unpre p.
tue esteem o. Si men They are safe and pleasant to
stimulate the vital activities of the body, the
sirnctions Of us organs purity the epel disease
They ont the foul hunors which breed and grow dis
temper stimulate sluggish dsordered organs into their
action, aud mpart healthy with strength the
whole system Not only do they the erery-dty
diseases that have baed the human skill While
they produce powerful effects they are, the time In
pioyed children Being sugarcoaed they pleasant
70 take and being purely anyrIsk
Of harm Cures have been male which surpass belief were
they not BY MEN Of such exalted position and
character to forbid the suspicion nntrut Many emit
ienr elergymep and physicians names to GER
y 10 the public the reliability my remedies while others
have the conviction that my r
paraons Immensely to the relief my afflicted
suffering felow-lnen.,s ~ f4q9R
The Agent named pleased to furnish gratis INV
American Almanac, containing directions their use
and the certificates of their cures OF the following
Costiyeness, bilious Complaints, Rheumatism, propsy
Heartburn, Headache arising foul Stomach, Nausea
inaetion Of the Bowels, arising
thereffom, flatueney Loss OF Appetite, all Ulcerons and
Diseases. which require Medicine
scrofua1 Kings Evil They also, by purifying blood
and the system, many complaints which ii
rangen,eats Of the Liver a5 sn DE
structionS of Its functions. -'-stfss +fiEL
Do not be OF by dealers with some other
take nothing else Nootler they give compares
with this in Its intrinsic value curative powers The
have It, 4gef 81 a 9aiac lls III 10
Prepared by Dr james G. Ayers. "a \
20 81 ~ Practicsland Analytical Chemist,
,,,,,,,, -, $40 - Lowell. Mass.
The genuine article is sold by e53i 5sei EfitE
,zs,;.,,,S-..-, -. !, A. Q. GOOD 4 co.
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TRANSFORMS AXIOM.
Winter Schedule
.TnassrosTArlos q tlI,rct 3. . n.R.R

@ gszza 80 80 -. 60: 81
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Law ExpExsEs-Go Compliment TO rms Arp,ck a.
PRoFEssIoN--In matter which came before MI.
Commissioner Goulburn. in the London Court
of Bankruptcy recently, itappeared that two Sd
heitors were employed upon one estate His
honor, after showing how necessary it was that
law expenses should be kept down, in reference
to the case before him quoted the following lines
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aTHS! BATHSl

sd
TAKE pleasure in informing numerous friends and
the public generally that have Bath Rooms
pleted, and can furnish cold baths at any mo-
ment Also, warm and cold shower baths. My rooms are
fitted up In the best my customers may
depend upon finding all the appliances necessary their
comfort as 1t is my determination bseqnaed by
any other establishment In the city, - .
My Shaving Saloon also operation as usual with
the very best worknen engaged there.
No. 81, Main street. Syeeucy,s Glass store
decf3-1m* -Sa ifi 8 y = i-yIffTORs & tIiy ,SEnT
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Pic,nre. for the noIydays..

Pictures superior to any othe,s made in Wheeling,
and graphs Ineluled PlrtriIge rooms
Main s.: Melanotypes real Ambrotyprs made only
q this Gallery. Thee put up every style, holiday
ms also, pictures paper, convenient for mailing
PsriIdses pictures, unlike many, reakrn by him. are
Properly vanished and protected to be easily
asfaeed lie Is just from the East with large assortment
q frames, loekets. ps &c. Including many new
''.ies, which he is selling low. dee15-2w 1
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NoEif5 NE W INVENTION. I
1SE,AIN rIrIIIt lsTlI r <NtuT~<

READ THE FOLLOWING.
subscriber having purchased right of Lash
the public that this null has advantages others now
IN VIII clean with going through separate
Ing the cheat and cookie and all grain
also separating the clover and timothy seed
Ihs mill took the premium the Ohio State Fair in
1909 medal over forty other different kinds will
clean from hy to one hundred bushels per hour and
simple IN and manufactured. State and
County Rights for seeon reasonable PSrsonswisf
bsrs al Hubbell's Warehouse. $50 :
We viii bs here short time model mil Win MS
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THE EIUIlORO Gus POETRY -.
OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE FROM CHANGER TO SAKE
BY JAMES PARTON. 600 PIP. asmo.coth. Price, si50.
Gilt sides and edges, 1925. Also, Octave Edition
the same work bound IN the following styles Sheep
$3.50 Imitation Morocco, 81: Half Calf Morocco
rocco, Gilt and Antique. SC. ~ =
This volume, containing the OF humorous
verse ever collected pronounced the most amusing
IN existence 1t has rapidly through four editions
Is now in active demand II contains hundred y
OF the best Comic Poems written, including all the
gems from thirty volumes OF ute the best things or Hood
Byrons Scott LOWELL Willis, &c., and Is elegant
propriate gilt for this any other season. ltssS
u CONFIDENTIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
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She doctor single, like tie sculisr piess i- \
The patient struggles. and By inches dies; 5
But two Physicians, Ike n pair Of eass,=-.--
Malt hin quite smoothly the stygtan shoftss' ;
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These Gramnlars having been Thoroughly revised by
author, aud published IN an improved form,
to the notice Of teachers and others Interested Schools
with the conYetion that they the best
branch OF study eStapt. si=-li e77f9tCt eai7 81
s u BERR1AN, classical teacher at Rye, and Commis-
oner OF Schools for Westehester County having used
lfhowS'S Gramnars many years, says;
definitions and rules arerigdly exact the paradiGms
nenty arranged and the orule explicit enun-
citation Method Is marked feature the book first
ines and as to Its didaccs, Whatever said Is said i'm
the fewest words possbie principle is casng
with principle; there is due in the parts ali
goes to make harmonious whole"
"BRowNs Granmnrs are Of a class never to die. AT
present Of unapprOachae excellence the highest pos.
sOie authority, we doubt II they he superseded
while our remains what is. The Insi
tates the authors Intermediates academic Grammar,
beautiful i It's exterior We call the attention ofteacers
and private learners the especially of those teachers
who have the conduct of higher schools.''
, Published by s. s. 4 WOOD, No. $50 BROADWAY,
New York. itndifor sale by booksellers generally.
NJ B--Editors giving the above insertion in their
age. deciU-iw-dfw
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1lsIs - }i6 49, B AIh - 2

| Still 1E10.IBH1Nf. =
soNTAsT The tnts brought The hair By cris,sde.
ecu Of Tho burning nnlds ordinarily sold a.
Hat a that The color natural IN one
Is The oSLr which
nicii combination operates on natural rir-
enfs Nade sold aud applied I'm private foorisl q
g Aster House broadway, n. " Aisofsr
the COUNTRY ~ II = -
Nex York Agents, rs l7s = W. II. CoHYsk co.
WARD. CLOSE ksc0.
Wheeling Agents. +. IL LOGAN & co..,
stsg;ifdaE bridge Cornrr Drl szistp.
T goOEk1Nss.GIAssBs
IL ~ tlSEz 1AND -
PICTURE FRAAEES
Phenix Looking and Picture Frame Nanuaetsry.
Ses $50 SO and Sas Gresuxseh sIFest eaier q Bessa
: SsSt York - ipa0-issANs
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ASTHMA or pHrrilsIc. AND DRoNclI1rrs.

ASiIthA Oh PHTitiSlC, AND BRUNUIiITIS.i
4 WEsft MkscfIsTlaR Pa, Feb. & 1856.
SIR Your CHEERr PEcroR is performing marvellous
cures IN this section Ithss relieved
Ing symptoms OF consumption, and is curing man
who has alcred under affection OF the lungs the
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~ BENJAMIN PAGE, in. Co, ~ ~ !
Manufacturing Pharmacentists and Chemists, ~
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Health and Strength must Inevitably fol-
itit9l - low its Use.
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WHAT 1T Is DOING FOR THE SICK.
VIM Schucman, Esq, the well known hoe saws:
II have frequently used Boerlayes Holland Brters and
hni 1t Invariably relieves indigestion debilty''
Rev Samuel Bacock says; 81 found special relief from
s use for severe headache, with whiei, longfsn
W. woodwell, ESQ., says: .I have used Boerhave,s
Holland Btters myself and recommend II to others, know
ing u to bsjust what 1t is represented, ll
Aid Jonathnn Nicely, o Lower ST. Clair saws. have
benefit from its weakness OF the stom
ach and Indigestion. ~ 3fts = 5 = - -
James NJ Murphy ''After several physicians Ind
my heart and side, arising from Indigestion
The editor Of the Rannng says After one
OF the best physicians In the place failed, Boerhaycs
Holland Dttersctrel me Of the worst form
Erancis Felix, only manufactured
of Coffee says II know that Holland Btters K one
the best medicines in the world for lsorlcred stomach
oriliver.',.s lss $50 4 = 81 7.' - 49,
Dr. Ludwig, editor of the Fackei baltimore pronounces
1t madeleine deserving theeonfdence Of public.
DR.. Eherhar the leading German physician Penna,
has prescribed frequently during the with
markell success, in debiltattd states of digestive
gans, or of the system orally.
The manager of the bAnou's Vinegar used
10 myself AMI therefore induced try its effect upon
my wife, ronbed with the debility common to all OF
cpnsumpttve habit and really 1t doing more good
than ANYTHING she has ever aken.''4s ssr 49,
NOTICE-Whoever expects TO find in this beverage will
be disappointed; but to the sick. weak and low Spirited
VIII prove grateful aromatic Cordial possessed singu-
lar remedial properties.
9sold at 81 pcrb9s, for So by the sole
~. q iI BENJAMIN PAGE. in. & Co. y'57( j
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HARPEns WEEKLY VIII appear every SATrRDAI Moexfxa.
and will be sold at FIVE CESls Copy mailed to
Subscribers at the following being invariably
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-04
nissulutiun -uf Tartrrrsbip.
CH E,

We chronicle with unfeigned regret the with
c!rawal OF Mr. Jouy p SHELTON from the pro.
prietorship of this paper. BY those who have
known our old partner, long and well, we run
no hazard Of being charged with hifalutin when
We say that more gentemanly and high min
ded young man never stuck type in print
ing Office, or presented a bill for payment. A
warm and undying attachment to relatives in
the valley Of the Mississippi with whom he
wishes in few months 10 be again united has
induced him TO dispose of his interest in the
Iourncl. The tie is strong that binds US tc
kindred and fatherland, bat if the feelings o.
cur no longer partner are as poignant at part
ing as those of his associates remaining in the
office, he will find the separation from US a;
sad as that of kindred and from home.
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-04
9ALUTAToRx.

In assuming the editorial charge of the
Journal it is due to the patrons of the paper
that we should state briefly the course which
we intend to adopt in its conduct.
We belong to the American party we join
ed it in the firm conviction that it was the best
and purest of the great political parties which
now exist. This conviction has become
strengthened with time and though with some
of its principles as construed by some Of its
members We cannot entirely concur, we think
It still the party to which the true patriot
would most wisely belong.
The columns of the Journal will at all prop
er times and in every proper manner bG devo-
ted to the advancement of the Amsrican inter-
est
With all due love to the state OF our adop.
ten and every art of it, we profess ourselves
especially dcsirous Of the prosperity of the sec
tion in which we live-the mining region. As
far as III. dissemination of news interesting und
instructive to miners,-and The advocacy of
measures in our state councils beneficial to
them and just to others, will conduce to that
prosperity, we will endaavor not to be found
wanting.
Upon all new questions which may arise o
either local or general interest, we shall ex
press our opinions whatever they may be free
ly and fearlessly, and We trust with oil charity
and candor.
The paper shall never, under our charge
become vehicle of spithets or a medium fol
mere personal quarrels
With this brief statement of our intentions
and with oil proper dstrust of our skill in an
untried profession, we make our bow, ana
mount the tripod.
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-04
The New Year,

Eighteen hundred and fifty has
passed from us,-with it we have nothing
more to do. We have got all the wear
out Of it and have thrown it aside like an
old worn out coat five are to Judge
by the merriment of New Years day. all
the world regretted its passing away but
little. In fact the year last past is always
the most stale and improbable Of all the
years. Its scenes lie too near us to be at
all romantic or picturesque. If we wait
till We have reccdsd from them some little
distance they will be more pleasing to the
eye. Its facts are exceedingly. common
place and stupid-fat like new wine.-
Let us bottle them up and lay them away
in the s:orehouse of our memories; and
years hence we will draw them from their
hiding place, cobwebSed and dusty and
ncllowed by time, and discuss them with
our friends around us-and they will warm
and make glad the heart. We compare
the year now with the hopes with which
we entered upon it, and such comparisons
always leave fearful balance on the side
OF unreality. So We leave the old year
behind US without sorrow or regret.
But we greet the New Year with smiles
and congratulations and shouts of welcome,
and brimming glasses. Friends meet each
other with grasp of hands, and kind
wishes, kindly spoken. Mirth and good
fellowship abound, and even excess is par
doned in the universal joy The happy
of last year hope for happier in this and
the sorrowful are one step nearer home.
For old '55 We have only cold good
bye,-but for young 80; ui brimmer
here's brave hearty welcome, and kind
wishes, and large hopes.
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-04

The PRESIDENTS MEssAeE.-The Washing,
ton correspondent of the Baltimore Sun says:
The message is in type. and will be found to
dwell at seme length upon our foreign rela
tioDs. Those with Great Britain are far from
being of hostile character. Whatever dis
turbance has been of late excited grew out of
ihe blundering or the Misrepresentation Iof the
British government and its agents. The ques-
tion of the Sound dues is treated, and accom-
panying the message are several documents on
the subject. The capitalization of the dues, as
proposed BY Denmark, will be rejected by
England, France and Prussia, as we'll as BY
the United States. Russia has not yet indica.
ted her course on the subject.
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-04

MckEAN BUCHANAN. We saw this distin.
guished actor in Hamlet, last Tuesday evening
On the whole We were highly pleased. His
physique however, is an obstacle TO his perfect
success in rendering this most difficult Of all
characters. His large frame and manly pro-
portions cannot with all his art be forced to
represent our ideal of the morbdly sensitive
reflective, wavering Student'Prince Of Den
mark. He has however q fine appreciation o.
the character, and in many portions of the play
exhibits the powers Of q good actor.
We cannot avoid entering our protest how
ever against the variations which Mr.. Buch
anan has seen fit to introduce in the master.
piece Of the Great Master. We refer to the
scene in the 3rd Act where he exclaims to ths
terrified Resencrantz "Go from the stage,
sir You are an insult TO the audience and O
disgrace to the profession Leave the stage y
We have not the book by Us, but we have read
that play many times, and carefully, and we
think we are safe in saying that Shakespeare
never framed that portion Of the scene. 1t is
decided Interpolation.
True, it was delivered excellently we'll. The
sudden change in the air and bearing of the
Prince the lowering OF the voice from the
strained tone Of stage madness, to the low stern
word of command, as be said "Go' &c, and
the astonished look of Rosencrantz and his
ready acquiescene surpassed we think all the
limitations Of the stage we had ever seen be-
ore 1t was the best acting of the evening
But we revere Shakespeare and admire Hamlet
fand we like the Hamlet of Shakespeare better
than the Hamlet Of Buchanan.
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-04

4. Frozen TO DEArH-Ou Wednesday OF
Thursday of last week, two men started from
the Snow Mountain ditch, near Bear Valley
to 60 to Lowell Hill, One of them reached
Remington Hill about 2 P. NJ. aud reported
his companion as having been left some two
miles back upon the ridge, north of Steer
Hollow, unable to proceed farther. A com,
pany Immediately set out to his assistance. bu
when the unfortunate man was found, life xai
nearly extinct The day was bitter one. AM
he had perished with the cold.