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The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-20
T. H. RoLsI Clerk.
- o,r,>,.. No. IL IA.
A n ORLINNCE in rotation TO Nuisancas ~ I

No. ~ tl...,.
A n ORDNANCE in relation to Nusances NY
lhe trustees othe City of Nevada do ordain aafjlhwf
SEC l. Anyperson persons who shall throw into IA
street OF TINS ely rubbish of any kind or shall allow su
10 lay IN irontd his their buildings occupied lots ~
premises or IN @y way obstruct the streets OF sidewalk
sa on conyicon thereof be fined in any sum bot les
hah h'e ana nc exceeding fifty dollars or be imrsoped
III the cy prlsonnot exceeding ten days Prordd that
any person or perns intending to erect any building with
~ ~ s ciGy, shaave leave 10 occupy not more than one
ur' q sle wuthOf the street in front of his O, their
PREMISES WIN merials, during the time such buhing
0ho, = ANY p@on persons who shall nut he car.
eaSs o any dead asma any thing which is Injurious
70 he.h or onense to the senses into any creek pond
street. or io within this city so as to interfere VIII tbs
'uole of life property, shall upod con.
vcuoh lhereof he lied in any sum not less than A and
not exceeding hiy iolars, be imprisoned in the ctv
prison not exceeding en days.
SEC .. All persor owners or occunants of ,rher,v
%i'n e UNITS Of his city, required to rem6ylfrom
@ eil pielne ana lDm the streets adjoining thekame
% ~ usPUe o' IN sucAa as not 10 iperferd with
wy Hol'n OF comortd other citizens all slaugbei hon.
~ ueo"!pn animal Vegetable matter standing bool,
anu cYoIt u%etrmenalo % public health For every kin,r
70 g WIN Ihe presions of this section the nat Of
tUs I'LL on connection thereof be fined in anv surn
not iess man hVe and Dt exceeding fftv dollars or X I'M
Passed May 18TH 1851. '''i udyS' &
T. Fl. RoLFE, Clerk O'''i0N' rreS'oenI
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-20
Important to Miners, Travellers, Etc.

T'IERE no malady deeper Importance either in a
medical or moral point Of view tu-,vhich the human
family is more liable than that arising from impure con
necons
As medical man II Is the duty of every physician to
look at disease il affects health and life and his sole OBJ
ect should be to mitigate far lies in his power the
BODILY suffering Human nature at best il but frail all
are liable to misfortune
Of all the ills that affect man. none are more terrible
than those Of private nature Dreadful as it in the
person who contracts it, rghfu are its ravages upon
his constitution, ending frequently in destruction and
loathesone grave, it becomes of still greater iuQDanc
when it Is transmitted to innocent offspring Such being
the case how necessary it becomes that every one having
the least reason to fear that they have contracted the d
sese should attend to IL at by consulting some phy
scan whose respecablty and education enables him to
warrant safe speedy and permanent cure In accord
ance with this necessity DR. YOUNG feels called uuon
state that by long study and extensive practice he has
become perfect master of all these diseases which come un
der the the denomination of veneea and having paid more
attention to that one branch than other physician in
the United States he feels himself better qualified to treat
them.
Syphilis in all It's FORMS such as Ulcers Swelling in the
6rons Ulcers in the Throat Secondary Syphilis Cutane-
Gus Eruptons Ulceratons Tetuary Syphilis, syphilis in
Children, Mercuria Syphtic Affections Gonorhea elect
Structures False Passages inflammation of the Bladder and
Prostute Glands Excavations Tumors Postules &c are.
as familiar to him as the most things of daily OBJ
seryation
The Doctor effects cure in recent cases in few DAYS
aul hndi no difficulty in curing those of long duration
without submitting the patient to such treatment as will
draw upon him the slightest suspicion or obge him 10
neglect his business whether within doors or Without
ne uet neeI not he changed except in of in
hamaton There ara In California patients (amountinr TO
over two Thousand in the past year, that could furnish
proof OF this but these matters that require the incest
secrecy, which he always preserves.
All letters enclosing $40 will be- tronptlv attended to
Office hours from A. NJ, to S P. NJ. Address
}. c. YOUNG MD
Corner Of Montgomery and California sts,, over We'll,
n, -
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-20
mo. 81
mo. 81
ORDINANCE concerning the office of City Treasursr
T. H. Ro1FE, Clerk.

A ORDINANCE concerning the office of City Treasure.
The Trustees of the City of Nevada do oran as follows
SEC l. 1t shall be the duty of the City Treasurer 10
receive all moneys due and accrung to the cy or which
by law required to be paid to him into the city re
ry and to pay and disburse the same on orders ;ssd
By the Board of Trustees, signed by the President and
Oerk of the Board He shall keep fair and accurate ac
cunt of all money by him received showing the amount
Rreof the time wTea from whom, and on what account
rHeyed; also, OF all disbursements by him made showing
The amount thereof the time when and TO whom paid
a he shall arrange his books that the whole receps
AMI expenditures viii be shown by general cash 40
CONT.
SIC. 2. When any money shall be paid to the City Trea
su he shall give to the person paying the same receiu
thgeor which receipt such person shall forthwith depost
with the Clerk OF the Board OF Trustees.
SIC. 3. The books, accounts and vouchers of the Trea
shall at all times be subject to the inspection and
examination of the Board of Trustees and he shall make
out md present to the Board statement of his accounts
Ofen once q month
sE 4. The Treasurer when order is drawn on him
as su Treasurer is presented for payment shall if the
be macy in the Treasury for that purpose redeem the
same and shall write on the face of such order sredeen
ed ne date of redemption and shall sign his there
TO- When such order is not paid for want of funds the
Treasurer small endorse thereon mot paid for want u
funds annexng the date of presentation and sign his
name tereto. III
SEC Orders drawn the City Treasury and propety
aestd shall be entitled to preference payment o
OF mones in the Treasury properly applicable to such Il
der according to the priority of time in which the ssss
may han been presented The time of presenting such
olA pp hoteu Ny IN DOCK kept
that puse and upon the receipt of any moneys into tho
reasuyAot otherwise appropriated it shall be the dut
oil the Treasurer to set apart the same or so much thera
as may Unnecessary for the payment of such order.
SEC g. Upon the expiration of his term of Office tn.
Treasurer shall deliver to his all books papers
and vouchers belonging to his office and all moneys in thu
City Treasury, taking receipt for the same
SEC. l. The Treasurer shall receive as a conlpensatou
for his services three per centum upon all moneys dsburs
ed by him This section shall not be so construed as 10 en-
ute the treasurer to any percentage moneys paid over
to his successor.
Passed May 18th, 1855.
c. 7. Overflow President.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-20
Iafe OF Fremont.
Compiled from authentic Sources for The NeU Yorj
i Dqilv Nescs

Complied from authentic Sources for The NeD York
Daily Neacs.
l8I2-Born in Charleston, and, hearing OF
the war with England, Immediately takes to
arms: enrolls in the infantry.
l8l3-Tears a cap, resembling the British
flag. from his nurses head; arrival of his moth
er to her aid; final triumph of the young Know
Nothing
ls14-Conquers his aunt in grand battle.
1SI5-Overthrow his grandmother.
lsl6-Discovers the source of his nurses la
ger beer.
Isl7-Explores his grandmother's jam and
preserve cupboard
l8l8-Gets up his uncle's apple tree.
1842-Climbs the Rocky Mountains.
1S43-Captures woolly horse
lS45-Performs "Othello" to Benton's BRA
banton
lS46-Eats horse, assisted by Raymond,
Greeley and Bennett; Live Oak George too
sick to relish it.
1S56-Sets out on an expedition to explore
the White House at the head of lot of niggers
18j7-Not being heard of afterward, sub
scriptions raised to send out Kane on an explo-
ring expedition.
l90O-Fossil remains found in Pennsylvania
Avenue supposed to be the mortal relics OF
Fremont, Bennett, Greeley and Raymond
part of Tribune 1856, found sticking in Ray
mond's esophagus.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-20

MOORE AT FAULT IN HIS ScIENCE-In one of
his Irish melodies, so familiar to all lovers of
poetry and music, Moore has the following
lines:
'Oh had we some bright little isle of our own,
In blue summer far of alone,
Where leaf never dies in the still blooming bowers,
And the bee banques through whole year Of flowers
Where the sun loves TO pause
With 50 fond delay
That the night only draws
A thin veil DER the day;
Where simply to feel that we breathe that we live,
Is worth the best joys that life elsewhere can give"
Now this is good poetry, bnt bad science. An
elsie" in which "a leaf never dies, and in which
the flowers bloom through the year, must neces-
sari1y be within the tropcs-a latitude to which
the succeeding lines about the "fond delay Of
the sun, and the night which only "draws thin
veil DER the day." which produces in other
words, only a few hours Of twilight, are utterly
nappicabe.
Having mad the pleasure Of the personal ac-
quaintance Of the author Of the Melodies once
pointed out to him these scientific incompatible
tiles in his lines. He replied, good-humoredly
that it was lucky when he wrote the song, that
such Inconsistencies did not occur to him, for
If they had some pretty thoughts would have
inevitably been spoiled, since he could not have
been brought knowingly to take such liberties
with the dlvnties of Astronomy and Geogra-
ply
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-20
7. H. RoLFE, Clerk,
No. 3
A n ORDINANCE in relation to certain offences.

/ N
The Trustees of the City of Nevada do ordan as follows
SEC l. Any person persons who shall in the day or
night time, wltuy and malciousy disturb the peace or
quiet Of any neghborhood in this city, by drunkenness
lond or unusual noises, by tumultuOus and offensive
conduct threatening, traducing, quarrelng challenging
TO light fighting, shall conviction thereof be fined
in any not less than five and not to exceed one hun
dred dollars, Or imprisonment in the city prison not to ex
ceed ten days.
SEC. 2 ANY person or persons who shall rudelv and
wantOny be guilty OF any indecent public exposure Of their
person IN the public places of this city, in the doors
or windows Of any house as to be visible from the
streets shall conviction thereof be fined in any sum
not less than i've and not to exceed hundred dollars
imprisoned in the city prison not to exceed ten DAYS
SEC 3. Any person or persons who shall race run OF
furously ride drive lead any animal or animals on the
public streets or alleys in this city or who shall ride dy,
or lead any animal or animals over ans Ae wilhin The
city at pace faster than walk shall On conviction Ahee
or be fined in any not less than and not 10 excee,
one hundred dollars Or imprisoned in tie city prison not
exceed ten days
SEC T. Amy person persons who shall wilfuy shoot
re or discharge any gun, pistol other rearm within
the limits OF this city to the terror danger of any per
son or property shall be fined not less than five nor NOR,
no to oS eScaod eru n Go Or imprisoned IN the city prison
SEC .; ANY person persons who shall be found in
oXcaleu upon the public streets sidewalks of this city
III such condition as to interfere with 0bstruct in an,
manner loot passengers teams stages ur horsemep shni
on convection thereof be fined not less than five and not tc
exceed twenty live dollars imprisonment in the cty
Z ~ w 'ANteu uNt udyS,
SEC. o. ANY person persons who shall wilfulv and
maelouSy ob,truct the Marshal any policeman OF this
city in the discharge of their duty or shall resit r
tne serving OF process shall wilfuly nerrupt the Mar
sl oi Policemen in making arrest Of any person o,
persons ognd Violating any ordinance of this CITY, shall
on conviction thereof be fined in any sum not es Than
hNe ana not to exceed hundred dollars or be imprs
oieo ~ the city Fria"0 dot exceeding sen days
SEC T. II snail be the duy of the Marshal and police
men upon aiday and warrant upon seeing violation
OF any OF e pro,s Of this ordinance 10 arrest tbs g
al tat EaF
Jurisdiction for trial nov lug
Passed May 9th, 1856
r D. c. 7. 0yERToN, President
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-20
A n ORDNANCE to protect the citv f-o.. r..
!. II. RoLFE, Clerk

L a
me lrlseeS OF the City of Nevada do ord, -. foo,.,
N 81 Is !; from and after the fifteenth dar oS A0nI
m I' y shal not be lawful for anv nersc o ersor 10
describ Init m o 9lacksmtbng within the foloFing
"a ~ ioa hnAts ol the City of Nevada to;t h;,n ~
AT the Intersection Of Big Deer Greet on
mnnng along the south side mr. mi, 81 p;o, 6eo,
y tne ordge at the foot of Brdpe stsa. tLonne ~.
s sAs nlg Deel Creek to the west sIa 80 ~ ~. Hyn
,oiR 49, up ssd ltayine on the wost sds +bara1r n
~ ps . there tne lower line Of the ve 1 ,'iJ 49,
\, ~ - tnence on said last mentioned io cont;'
thence e " Ine Cayote on Main street Ravine and
Deer Ck thonco 'lne on the east side thereof to Biz
Soo % % Thence in direct line crossr Ia sie p;o E
d;,.a uei II ntersects point on Ie ps Toas ~
60 y, =, thirty rods from its ntersec,; az d.; ~ NJ E
of bego pu sence down said Little Deer Ceo to the nIs
1sSs 4, From and after the fifteenth d.. .r
nv on tbs ~ not oe lawful for any person ~ arsop 10 cor
limits in tbe GS business within the following describe
where the sont5oi Neyada to wit; Beginning at poiu
Deer Creek and rn5on sue o. Spring street intersects Rg
s}da seet TO Bridge street. tbencs 49,
down said ~ sueel to Big Deer CreeI rasa;d thence
Williams Deer Ireek to the intersection of the roger
thereof IA ulehce up said Rayine on the west Sde
wOulf ins4 "nefe the lower line of the grave Yard
line eptnnoS !. le same, thence on said ast mentioned
Ravne and thoa est side o the Cayoe or Main street
thereof - tnehce down said Rav;no on tbe H. - ida
So zoe Place of beginning oA '-'' ''N'
Any person or perso,s ~, ..u ,,;ol.4. .,o
bo nei in a s Ordinance shall on conviction thereof
Tor every five not exceeding one hundred dollars and
70 violate the uch person or persons shall continue
or they shall provisions of this ordinance as aforesaid he
one hundred dol,r .oeuon, be liable like penalty Of
Passed July ~, 1859.
!. n Ro1sE. ce+, C. T. OvERToN, President
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-20
n opn,>,,, No. 5.
A \ ORDINANCE regulating the issue Oft

A ORDINANCE regulating the issue of1io0.
Inc trustees of the City Of Nevada do orain .s en-
sEc. l. 1t shall not be lawful for anv ro,..
~ ~ .aso Iins OF the city of Nevada To itAn the
" uanAet any business hereinafter Ioat; any cali
Ia ~ ~ ~ M I 'hey, have taken out license tho.h until
l i me S same as hereinafter provided and and
;ec to =, mus ordinance the party Offending "
one hundred dollars ~''' 'eu uoiiars nor morethan
-, I. Inc licenses provided for In this ol;o -,
~ ~, ~ and signed by the Marshal ana . shall
~ , & SIers oi the Board of Trustees An Tu ned
~ lu 10 advance; and all persons bavn Ses shsll
tbni iah exhibit the same in some conic II,
ing to the arsSs SusHes and produce the same when
Sc e Slarshai ior its renewal " "Ppiy-
;D,. -, .. Every person, house. or firm eno,o,
isco 1T restaurant, public saloon haror, ~ - Seel
IL se spirituous liquors are sold NV tb la VI pther
Ilcs,s%a = urinN N on the premises shall nav enal W DOT
So 70 keep each of the same the snD ~ 80 nf
ipr, Every person. house or firm envaas !; ilAts ts
o1nan,; where balls, dances or fanango 'u ssep
Tcsnan a wlth public saloon or baroom sa ned IN
70 carry on each of said houss tbs 1 pa5 Tor
80 eohsrs E per quarter sum oi tWen.4
bonso :; o. me proprietor, owner II occ,...
bovI; Hheh billiard table baeteIe tsiIo e o every
sora aLey Is Kept shall pay e license os ten-pin
al y. u0'i"rs per Quarter for each tabIe 'as ~
- Every person, house or frm er,,..,
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-20
y opnr>-,,.on No. 81
A y .mplNANGE a,,i to poyide for Grading IL

A eKDlNANCE to poyde for Grading the sidswIS !.
The Trustees of the Citv If Vay,ao A. ..,-
SEC. The owners of property on he sortI l1,oYs;
between Pine street and the Union Hotd an
neieoy elulred within twenty days from the %
ioniUg tber 70 pce the sidewalk in front Of and aS
County Surveyor e'''0 established BY the
viii 80 any person or persons negectne 10 connlv
ton G boo s provisions rs Of this ordinance shall spop oopyc
than fifty dollars and they shall be EaIa atTs nor more
oy additional ten days that bey e sbs Sps nesec e1
or refuse TO comply as aforesaid '"ey shah hefec'
Passed June 5th, 1856
7. H RoLFE Clerk : 0'ANloN, Presidert.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-20
Death from Hanging.

Hanging; g;although undoubtedly an awkward
position, is nevertheless, the easiest mode OF
taking life. writer in one of the English
quarterlles proves It to be quite pleasing ope-
ration. He says: "An acquaintance of Lord
Bacon, who meant to hang himself only partial
" lost bis footing, and was cut down at the
last extremity, having nearly paid for his curl
oslty with his life, He declared he felt no pain.
and his only sensation was of fire before his
aes which changed first TO black and then TO
E-blue. These colors are even source of
&Nare. A Capt. Montagnac, who was hang
" France duringthe religious wars, and res
from the gibbet, ut the intercession of Wis
M Turanne, complained that having lost all
pain illan instant, he had been taken from q
light, Of which the charm dened description
Another criminal, who escaped by breaking of
the cord, said that, after second of suffering,
q fire appeared, and across it the most beautiful
avenue of trees
Henry w., of France, sent his physician to
question him, and when mention was made of a
pardon, the man replied that II was not worth
the asking. The uniformity of the descriptions
render II useless to multiply the instances; they
NIL pages in every book of medical jurispru-
dence. ALI agree that the uneasness is quite
momentary-tha a pleasurable feeling immedi-
ately succeeds-that colors of various hues start
up before the sight-and that having been gaz-
ed on for trivial space, the rest is oblivion
Inc mind averted from the reality of the situa-
tion, Is engaged in scenes the most remote from
that which fill the eye of the spectator-the vile
Iabble, the hideous galows, and the struggling
form that swings in the wind.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-20
=, o.,. mo s.
a ORllNANCE nroyiding for the annnint1nent of q.

"A Attorney 'ff VI Any
ius trustees OF the City Of Nevada do ordain as follows:
VI usees who shall hold his office for one year and until
MS successor is elected and qualified
Az 81 = II shall be the duty of the City Attorney to
a;s - uVn oulnances, contracts, bonds &c as NAV be
ed Of him by the Board of Trustees to give his legal
tend to al all s, Sse , when required BY the Board and to
sSc Sa Tbo ss Sal.s IN N which the city is party.
tees. ' W "neu n oy .ne foaf1 % ol rus
T. Fl. RoIrE, Clerk. o'i-i'i0-'' i''s''en'
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-20
mo. lO.l

1. - or,,,-.. No 101
"A Of the Board - 'e VI u"e S'''eU Hiee''ngs
The Trustees ofthe CITY Of Nevaaa 40 or,,; as s,0s
shC l. The stated meetings of the Board of Trustees
hi " ea IN tne buildings No 80 Broad street. ON the
or1O ippu[y . Of each month"; commencing at seven
' = a. Passed July Sd, 1856.
T u D. Q. 7. ovERT0F, President
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-20
NJ. blICIIElS-
To DR.. L. j. Czapkay, San Francisco.

Sonora, May 28 1855.
DR.. L. j. CzapkayDear Sir--I very much regret that
had not called upon you sooner, for had been suffering
many months, during which time passed miserable ex
istence. When called upon you lew weeks since had
but little hope of being speedily recovered cannot de
pct the suffering of mind endured Whilst my bodily in
irmiel made burhen to my friends. The confusion
in my BRAIN mdity the when got the least
excited or alarmed the love of solitude Of appetite
and weakness generally, but particularly of my limbs
have all disappeared have the nocturnal emissions and
the remains Of an old disease that my folly brought upon
me For all this feel truly thankful, for to your med
cne3 and advice am indebted for the restoration of nv
health. lfyou think any would be benefited by put
ting this letter In the papers you liberty do So
Believe me ever gratefully yours,
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-20

A CARD FROM DR. j. c. YOUNG's PRIVATE MEDICAL
N OFFlCE--To the alIeted-In this age Of progress
when science is almost miraculous everything in common
place is looked upon not worth notice In view of this
fact Dr. Young corner Of Montgomery and California sts
up sar has concluded to leave the beaten track hher
to pursued by most scientific physicians (hat of waiting
for the public to find you alone and pnbsh to the wor1
as much be- his ledge of the healing art to let
those who in need Of assistance know where they can
find relief without fear of being imposed upon
In continuation Of this subject Dr. Young would say
that for the past years he has pursued the practice Of
medicine in of the largest cities in the United States
with the highest success and that his standing physi
without reprOach, having lat time been lecturer
at the University Of Pennsyy yania venera diseases.
Upon these considerations Dr. Young has confidence in
introducing himself TO the public knowing that they will
sustain well earned merit
The following few of the many testimonials which
have appeared in the pdbc journals within the last few
years:
From the Boston Medical Journal
Although we opposed to the system of advertising
say that Dr. Young of the most industrious and
ndeiatgabe votaries of medical science in the United
States.
From Professor ,Jas,son
The subscriber is personally acquainted Dr. Young and
has much Of his practice and can bear testimony to
his merits practitioner.
From the New York Herald
The emnence of this distinguished gentleman in his pro-
esson and the very extended opportunities possessed by
him for the observation Of venera disease makes his
vices invaluable to those afflicted with the above com
plants.
From the Wing and Alyertiserl
All afflicted with privae complaints should if possible
consult Dr. Young, whose medical education is not sur
passed by any Physician in the Country In his skill hon
or and integrity, all may rely with safety while most Of
or respeeiaby their preensons being grounded in gno
rance aud assumption.