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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-04
Tn THELAnIEs GREETT TNls

OUR long expected French Worked Collars Sleeves and
~ Embroderies generally have At last to which we
respectfully call Ladies' attention In heautY price
they surpass everything offered in this city Call
ser1S ROSER, BRO. FREY
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NEW GOODS AND NEW PRECEs.

hSHANKLIN & REILLY beg leave to call the attention
~ their friends and their large and we'll
ected spring and dry goods rec
during hepau two weeks comprising of the desr
ae stocks TO be Ound in the CITY, which they whole
sale and Ietlto their customers and the public generality
atow prices cash time buyers
ssts in part the loowing-Broad cloths black and fancy
Cl7smeres and Tweed. white buff aud fancy Marales
silk NestngS, CottopadPs CrOon cloths plain
Linen Drills. rich Calieoes of Philip Allen Spragues
State Mills and other rich printed French and Scotch Jaco
nets and Lawns rich printed French Robes plain and
plain and fancy Ginghans rich printed
Oha de LANES. white eTape Shawls black
and fancy 81 shawl rich stlla shaws and scarf black
white lace Canes Mora antique Parasol silk and gngham
Umbrellas Panama Leghorn and Braid Hats English
and fancy Bonnets rch bonnet Ribbons Hosing Gloves
Palm leaf and fancy Fans shoes
stair Oil Cloth and printed window blinds
great variety of Trimmings small and fancy goods
&c., &c. my1 SHANKLTN e. RELY.
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$500 EN GIFTS
DEsTRIBl'TED IN EQUAL PROPORTIONS
KNTITH Books all &I and e. 25 Books sold
for 81. The Gifts consist H fiod and Silver Watches
gold pencils gAa ockets gold rings. gold
ladiesear FedicHles nenkpives
&c. &c person sending order for 10 books VIII he
entitled hook gift Orders from ths
will receive rrHpt attention, and will be sent by mail or
with dispatch.
Also, Mrs Stoves new ''pred - gift.
above. J. S. ANDREWS, Ito Nassau st
New York City.
CataloaueHs tn any address.
GtgNDREE%-
( - hhIs Tanta Currents;
IS DO Crushed. Powdered and Refined Sugar;
boxes ShelIed Almonds; SarfireS inst d
and o sale by PRESTON BROS.
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SHERWOOD HOUSE,


TFNIE subscriber has taken the above house, and
entirely reftted and refurnished it, and is prepared
entertain the patrons of the house in satisfactory
manner He has rented the brick Stable owned by
Mr. Peter Burke, and has goodstock ofhorses and car
riaGes to let.
Thestableis large clean and WE'LL ocated. and good
iosersarei IN constantattendance. Parcula rIttenOn
will be paid to the horses leftwith him for keep
ny and in alrespects the public, hal find the Sher-
wood House good Hotel. Tiy8-tfl J. A. 6YERS.
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ACCownEoNs ANn FLU1aNAs.

FHN E undersign ed have lust received direct from the i'm
large assortment Of Accordeons and FluA na
of the hest French make which they 10 sell
lower prices than the quality Of Instruments b
bought elsewhere in this city. Call and see
BITTROLFF & SONS.
nov13 Main between 1st and Cd streets.
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TgRls D. suBsCRIprIoN:
MISCELLANEOUS.

TENENOERLOINs. dEC.-Geo. Foster & Co. commence
packing PORK to-day (Nov 27th) and will be pleased
supply the Ousekeepers with fresh Tendgrlpins Spare
Ribs. Pigs feet JOWes, &C., bring alongthe baskets
nov27 GEO. FOSTER L co.
EPUCKWHEAT FLOUR 1000 lbs Extra quality
ED BucKwheat Flour Justrec'd by
nov27 HERSHBERGER & CARSON.
b. - ANIE.-50O lbs venson Hams;
SE 100 Turkeys Just reed and for sale by
EOv27 HERSHBERGER e. CARSON.
IVORY CUTLERY.
aUST open, fine lot of those superior goods
y y RusseII's Ivory Table, Knives only;
do do Table Knives and Forks:
do full tdo do do do, 81 places;
do Ivory and Steel. separately;
Plated Forks, PLACED Spoons, sc &c.
CHARLES s. WELLS.
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FsODEAHE HINES.
VENrE Coal thasa is being delivered
< the civ Of Eyansv'1le. Persons requiring thr
leaving or4er the Comnan~'s office Cunder the
Telegraph fiioeN viii have them pJst thTouvh.
1 no FOR per bushe 1eliv vered
eentsar the Ni1as.
D navS PRESTON BROS
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A OK BOX Star Candles. reed by RAILROAD and
novT4 c I & D. HEIMANN.
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CnNETrWUVFDN ANn rEsE rrNa1,N-

EpUCK WHEAT FLOUR.-5O sacks Prime Pusl
e = Wheat Flour. reed this day and for sale bv
noYi5 4. II. COOK & SON.
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S. CLARKE. 7 STANFIELn
CLARKE & STANFTELD,
n Hp ~ - > -

OIAlNTI q > III nj IELIV,
C4gsPENTETsS AND JOINE7sS,
Shop First an 4 Ctcsnut streets.
Ill work entrusted done with and dis
"
e Particular putting up of Stores
Store Fronts. IobhfnP generally. mh26-tf
~ - BBLS Lake SALT packaies No Maekerel for sale
4 ~ bv apI4 z. II. COOK & SON.
~ lust eceived boxes sunerior 20 dcaf
We tobacc5 (Laughorne) gross short cut Anderson s
Soace short J. Andcrsons (Amulet together
with the largest stocks of drugs brought to this
market mh22
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COPARTNERSHaP NOTICE

TuNHE dersirned have this formed coparn ershi
under the style and firm of A. J. Colburn & Co. al
having taken the stock and stand ofthe firm of Coturn
Hershberger will the liabilities Of the sa firm
Colhurn & erahherger. and alone authorized satt
the business Of the came ANDREW !. COLPURN.
y25-tf JONAS COLBURN.
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ESTNnRFEG.-
- I bhI Cream Tar+er. warranted pure:
40 R-ams an. Letter and Commercial paper;
hills Gloves: hbis Alum:
taos Salt Peter: < DO Supher,
1nn Matte Cinnamon; cask Sal Soda
kegs Red Lead: NutDegs;
20 hago Penner randS Sniec: cask Dittnsge;
case Tiauerice BALL N hoxes Pepper sauce;
25proFs PLAYING Cards: $40 Tbs shoe Thread;
100 boxes Shqvi ng Soap; N doz shoe Brushes:
son Percussion Caps just received and for sale ny
PRESION bhOos
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NRT00DEE WARE
g q 30 doz aas'd red and blue Buckets;
10 Cedar Buckets; doZ ass'd Wash Tubs;
II nests g eachl 1utg lonests Is Seach) do;
do ass'd Cedar Tubs; 25 do Wooden Bowls;
q doz Travs; dOz ass'd Churn
Il assd Cedar Churns: 2eases Buck
Just rec d and for sale at Cincinnati prices hy
sep23 u. Fl. COOK Il son.
EsOOES AN . SHOES.
TR stock and Shoes. in the wholesale trade Is
b now on hand. and Merchants from the will
think we'll give call before purchasing else
where composed Of variety of
Shoes made tie popular manufacturers of New
England, an many of them TO OUR own ORDER.
We invite the call and examine for themselves.
sep17 McREA Il WELLS, Fosters Block.
IVs nov10 HERSHBERGER & CARSON.
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- BOXES lump Tobacco; Is boxes 10 lump Tobacco;
h % so Caddies Va do; reed by railroad and for
saleby noy4C l. d. HElMANN.
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KEEN Il PRESTO
NEW FAEE GOODS.

NU ETROPOLIT An BOOTs.-The above article has
lust arrived It's the 'ae that gave such goneraI sat
saction M fell and snrng Come and ft Yourselves With
pair for SUNDAY. mh25 HENDRICKS NCREA
HE bright Timothy reed canal boat Nor
q gan. for sale by mh2I GEO. FOSTER d CO.
EBENNS bush small white Shipping order or sal
D bv mh2I GEO. FOSTER & co.
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CIDER VINEGAn MANUFACTORY.

wv F. the urdersgned wish call the attention Of the
w Wholesale Merchants of Evansville and dealers IN
general the fact that manufacturing
tiele OF Cider VINEGAR. which will sell compete
with Cincinnati Pittsburgh prices Give el. fair
trial is all we ask MERCER & Gil FORD
" BThe factory is situated Che Of Fourth
and Canal streets, Lamasco city. iv1-dtwly
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PAYNES NTEAT SHOP
SpRHNG G0OE1S!!

AN receiving the largest and desirable
w stock Of DRY GOODS. BOOTS. SHOES. HATS
CAPS and notions offered in this market to which
respectfully in vite the trade. .... =.
IL S.JAOUESS 4 co,
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~ x BAGS Prime Rio Coffee: 20 gross ass'd Cards;
q sc % doz azs'd States; 5000 round Slate Pencils, res
'erfo orf91 'y r'foa' ana ZOE SAFE 'y l. D. HEIMANN.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW GOODS

NEW GOODS.
UST received Mrs Eay's and Trimming Store
qS Also-an Window Shades. Oil Clo6hs Hu
Mil - - Mrs MCKAY. |
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MISCELLANEOUS.

GUST RECEIVED
sD dcz Fancy c ~ yacss; doz fancy Coal Hodz:
do do Fire Sets. 10 per ind Brass An dir0ns
oct2o BAB0OOK s. SONNTAG.
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TENOY BUCK ETS.--1s0 doz quarter Buckets and ToJ
p 'uekets. rec and for sale by ,,,r,s,oo, mos
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EH ATCHFIS. & G.
" 2nn gro vnOd boT Natchesi
80 kegs Double Refined Saltpetre;
% cas- British Luster:. s.. .-
Indigo quality by railroad and for sale
NJ reduced prices bv /. & D. HEIMANN-.
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IVORY CUTLERY.
DENTISTRY.
DR. j. XIV ETT. DENTIGTl

UDESPECTFULLY informs the citizens and vicinity tha
q he win all orders the various department
MS profession with prompness and in the scientific
manner.
.rtcrlr attention paid to the plugging cleaning and
extracting of teeth AMI inserting incortupble
from full set fne gold plate, with without
gums.
Pivot teeth inserted in tho most approye' manners and
the of childr teo tn carefully attended
waited their iences if desired Office
Frststrss formsrly d. Z. Bray's Office. nov23-3
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EPROGfaS AND YAsHBOARDs.-
p ? - d0z Fancy and Shaker Brooms;
80 Boards: bxs and hf-bxs " heat sarch;
IS bbls Pearl Barley; 3 bbls Oat Neal;
100 7ermqn Palm Soa p;65 hxs fancy Rerse Bar Soap
hhds prime Sugar; - bbls Syrup MoIasses
20 0hf-hbls Motasses; Is do Loaf w'd Sugar;
Ztierees Carolina Rice, reed and for sale bv
ie2S l. & D. HEIMANN.
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7ATESV BOOKS
l & The LIE and Adventures of Beckworth;
The Martins Of Cra Martha, by Lever: just out;
AhbOtt's FraneOnia Stories, complete set;
Steel Eprgaving of Fillmore. Buchanan and Fremont
. cents each;
Ives of buchanan and Fremont;
tilloreaad Fremont for the campaign Just d
and for sale by sep12 DOBELL 6 LISTER.
TRAVELEH,S HOME,
Formerly BElI7S Head EaYCrm.
TNH undersigned has taken the above well known house
2 and reAtted and refurnhad it throurh0u in the
svle The will be second other house
in Evansville have good for Baarder' and keep
well supplied table rs the market will afford and rates
sou8le Attached tn the house is good Bowling Alley.
Travellers will receive attention and their cattle he
well taken care of augll-f WM. y. THOMAS.
NHEESE.-1O boxes superior Cheese inst reed bv
q auc27 HEPSHBEFGER & CARSON.
ED3549E CIDER YlNF 4 A{.-l0 bbls, warrnted pure
d on hand and for sale bv
aug27 HERSHBERGER & CARSON.
NOTICE.
FENIIF Of the Indiana Rank BOomfeld.
3 taken AZ z. Il. Cook & Sons, for yood at
oct25 Z. II. COOK e SuT.
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rnnK Az THI

HNRFSU ARRTVAIS.- Il --+
H' 20 cases elegant Fancy Prints: .I .T..H
Do assorted blPaehed Muslin;
100 pieces r1ain black Lnwns; -
10 half mourninr Lawns;
do eIA@ant French Robes;
100 do Chailie Be1ege. qualities;
do assorted POngee Silk IIandkerchiofs;
assorted Ribbons inst ree'd and for ssis
fv rv5 J. Fl. MAGHEE & CO.,
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ANY ONE OF THE 0TARTFRTIES,
VWTILL receive in addition Journal and
2 also certificate giving them equal chance with
other bers of the Society draw fine Oil Painting
choice piece of Statuary Three oil PAINTINGS weTH
drawn y members Of the Society in Evansville last year
aud two the wear before.
The Naazin the will be received by
each they issued and delivered
subscribers with leaves cut and trimmed cost Tot
to exceed postage.
Lite's Living and two certificates and the Art Jour
scribe early SO list be comulete in eoodtime.
nov17 f. G. EA RNiIART Hon. See'v
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EHARPFR,s Magazine for December. the first of new
s. volume.
Godev,s Ladies' Rook for December. .
W. tr1st our felIow-eitizens notice that by buying
a works us thew save the entire receive 1t full
days earlier and have hele responsible for the num-
bers arriving. We also SIMPLY all back numbers
Raynrd Taylor's China an d Japan;
Ravard Taylor's Poems Of ORIENT
nava9 DOBELL Il LISTER.
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Mntina ia Partition.

MARY Ann CRQyIN, and Michael her hus-
M band, Phehes sullivan. Elizabeth Sullivan
and John Sullivan, minors, viii take notice that
a petition was fled against them in the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Monroe County, Ohio, by
William Sullivan, on the 18th day of Septenn-
Der 1855, and is now pending, wherein the said
William Sullivan, demands partition Of thefol-
loving described real estate, to wit The south
east quarter of the south east quarter, of see
ton three. Of township five, of range six, con-
taining forty acres of land, situated in Monroe
County. Ohio: that at The next term of said
Court. application viii be made by the said
petitioner for an order that partition be made
If aid nremises. JOHN SINCLAIR,
Sent. I9. 1865. Attorney for Petitioner.
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In Partition.

T~OHNsBROST and Louisa Brost his wife, Hen
nv Ellegar, Theodore Ellegar, Caroline Ellie
gar, William Elegar, Emma Ellegar, Edward
Ellegars Nancy Ellegar and Jacob Switzer, will
Nss notice, that a Petition was filed against
on the first day of November, l655, IN the
Corr Of Common Pleas of Monroe county, in
the State of Ohio, by Charles Gotthart and
q Frederica Gotthart his wife, and is now pend
ing, wherein the said Charles Gotthart and
Frederica Gotthart demand partition of the fol-
lowing-described real estate, situate in said
county, to wit; The north east quarter of the
north east quarter Of section 81, in township
8 and range 3, containing forty-one acres, be
the same more or less; and that at the next
Term of said Court application viii be made by
the said Charles. Gotthart and Frederica Gott-
hart his wife, for an order that Partition may
be made of said premises.
HoLLIsTER, CKBY & IIoLIIsrER,
Nov, Z, 1855. Att'ys Tor Petitioner.
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NOTICE.

Lawrence Roseh, Plaintiff, pEFoRE John
49, against ~ \. LynciL, .
Samuel stokelys Defendant. 5usties of the
Peace of Centre township, Monroe County, O.,
.eon the12th day of November, AID. 1883, sala
. Justice issuod an order OF attachments, n
the above action. for the sum of one hundred
and seventy-three dollars and ffty-two cents,
which is Set for trial January 1lth, 1856, at
10 o'clock A. III. Tile defendant VIII take no
efice that tie pIaihsiH viii teatify on the trial
-9o6f this cause. JOEL I.
Deean,1er stu. 1885. Atty forPisintiff.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
MAILS At SUNFISH, OHIO.

EASTERN MAiL-Lcaues Wheeling (by Steam
boat Stephen Bayard,) at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays; arrires at
Sunish same days at l o'clock P. M. Return
ing Eeaues Parkersburgh s o'clock A.. NJ, Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays; arrives at Sum
fish from 4 to 6 O'Clock P. NJ, same days.
WooDsFlELD MAIL Departs Mondays and
Thursdays at 6 p. NJ, and arrives Tuesdays
and Fridays by 8 A. n.
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IegaI AaYertisements.

TTA6HSTENT.-At my instance au attach
N ment WAS issusasos the 10th day of No
veml,egs ls95 by efhoells Cochran, a Justice
of the Peace Of Jackson township, Monroe
County, 6liio, against ~thegaoas, ehattles, rights,
Moneys and effects .ef BcaianGin Dye, q nom
Jfeyiacnt of said c6anty, for the SUM of nine
steen d6iiafs.sw JOSIAH WILSON.
TNlDec. 10 1S55.
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SALE OF DELINQUENT LANDS AND TOWN LOTS
FdDXg TAKES.

The following isa List of Lands and Town Lots and Parts
of Lots, within the county of Monroe, returned delinquent by
FREDERICK KGHLER, Treasurer and Collector of said County,
for the taxes of 1854, with thirty per cent. penalty thereon,
to which IS added the simple taxes of 1856, and remaining
due and unpaid on the third Monday of November, 1866
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s. AUDITORS OFFICE, MoymE CoUSTYsW o6dJfdd, Now 90 LASS.
Agreeahy to the provisions of an Act entteda At prescribing the duties of COUNTY
auditors passed March tmentythird, $40, am. the mendam acts thereto hereby give
notice that the Who'll of The severah as of and and w LOTS and parts lots contdnedm
the foregoing list or so much thereof as will be necessary to pay the axesa mi penalty MAre
on will be sod at the court house in the town f Woolsfed Monroe County, Ohi0 N =
Second Monday Of January 1856, 6aagAe lHN day Ct said monasss !.
the County Trasureru nl@s said taxes and penalty shall be- paid before tina time An
case a less quantity than the who of any tract be sold, the same will be taken cute ~ TIT
corner of said tract; and for the tracts or parts of tracts 50 sold, the purchaser will
enihedto a deed from the Audtord the County, after the expiration OF to ysnns rem
the day Of sale unless the same shall have been redeemed within tatt ~ WE
JOHN S. HOLIDAY, auditor, Il
Nov. IS. 4w Monroe CDsmB ohM4
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4 TTACHMENT.-At my instance an sattaehs
eEisEment was issued pm the 2lst day oil No
sembes. lSsa, by John Cline, a Justice of the
Peace of Benton township. Moaroe County,
Ohio. against hegeo,bs, ehatteis, rights, moneys
land selects of John McGiiton, a nonresident of
xsaid Comfy, for the sam Of thigtFsone dollars
aaid eighty cents. JOSIAH WlLSp
II. 1873.
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Adminissratarls Sala.

TOY virtue of an order from the Probate Court
I'D of Menroes county Ohio, on
sbs Sataraqg. he 1914 1fy 81 JanGary, 1895,
mt the front door,of the Court House in said
.scoanty, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ, the undersigned,
xas~Adninistrater of Samuel McComnell, decd.
swsli sell, st=public auction, the following real
~~eatate, toswit; The south west quarter OF the
north west quarter Of section -, township Z.
1ald range 4, lying in Menroe. county, Ohio
sd4TERsts; or SAIE.-one-third IN haad, oae-
third in six months, and ore7thiF1in one year,
with interest on the deferred payments, and
rsecured to the satisfaction Of the undersigned
49, 80 JOHN b, N0LL, AdlG'r, Of
~ pec.19. a55. Samuel MecS9nel; decd.
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Martha Jnnas. Estate.

kFTuIE subscriber has been appointed by the
Probate Court Of Monroe County. Ohio, adj
ministrator of Martha Jones, late of said Couh-
ty, deceased, and has given bond and received
letters as such. WiLLIAM KIRXBR1DE,
= Dec.19, 1885. Administrator
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Executor Sale.

DYv irtue of the last will and testament OF
- william II. Burkhead, deceased, | vii offer
At nriyate sale until the 18th day of March,
1856. and If not sold, viii be offered on said day
at public outcry, on the premises. between the
hours OF 10 o'clock, a. ", and 4 o'clock, P. NJ.
Lor No. Il, N Il TOWN OF BEAIIsvIIE,
on which there are two DWELLING Y
~fiocsEs, one occupied as Tavern sa 1 ElG
srAxn. Also a good stable, anda SssSakNa #Eg
good we'll of water. To be sold @s9sSEIi
as the property OF said deceased. Terms S2oo
cash in baad, the balance in two equal pay
ments. onesIlalfin 6 months, the other IN IL
months, with interest. III GhlfFiIn,
Nov. IL, '55. Ex. VIM. Il. Burkhead' DECD.
The Nevada journal., 1856-05-02

A BRIGnr STREAK OF GRArITUDE.-The following
letter appeared some time since in tho San Francisco
Citizen, without the knowledge of Dr. Young We
copy 1t rs complimentary tribute to one of the most
skilful physicians that made this State his resi-
dence. As it was entirely unsolicited and made pub
lie without the knowledge of any one but the writer
it speaks volumes 1t should be cut out and pinned
up for reference to any who should unfortunately
be similarly situated
To MY AFFLICTED FELLOW MEN-Being about 10
leave the State of California for my home in Micb
gan, wish before leaving to recommend to your no.
ticc that great benefactor, DIR. j C. Young was on
his hand and saved me from death For several years
had been troubled with complication of diseases.
brought by bad habits, aggravated by exposure in
the mines, which had SO weakened my system and
undermined my constitution that l have often con-
templated suicide. Borne down by racking pains in
my body dizziness in my head, sOro eyes, pains and
misery in my back and hips, weariness in my legs
evil forbodngs together with aconirmed melancholy
considered my best friends to DO nay worst enemies
my dreams were frghtful and Mt times strange phan-
tastes took possession of my mind. was hurrying to
insanty-that worst Of living deaths In this state
friend and partner in the mining business approached
me on the subject, and advised me to go the Bay
and see nr. Young. did so and thank God for it
cure me. ShoIr,,y after iecmmenced taking his med
cines my troubles began to decrease and in three
months was perfectly we'll. Ia-e my advice, all
you that afflicted and call upon him, 10. he will be
sure to you he has cured several Of nv acouan
tances after they had become discouraged by being
deceived by the humbugs of the day. both by Ameri.
can and foreign vagabonds My heart leaps towards
him with gratitude for his benefits to me and nv
friends. If CHAs f MAsHoUE,
The Nevada journal., 1856-05-02
RAILROAD HOUSE.
Great Reduction of the Prices |!

Nos 46 and As Commercial street, and 81 Clay street.
IL The Stranger will easily distinguish this Hotel
EG.I by observing the Cupao and Town Clock, which
i visible from all parts of the city, aud from the
Balcony of which beautiful view Of the City, Bay
and surrounding country can always be obtained. No
other hotel in the city possesses the same advantages
This Hotel is First Class House, fire proof throughout
and lighted by Cas- water and all modern Improvements
in every story situated in the most central part Of the
city, the most ceany and bes regulated Hotel on th e
Pacific Single or double Rooms with without board
Meats n all hours, from A. NJ to IL P NJ, and cooked
to order. ladies' sOrdinary-Seco Story
great reduction in prices TO keep peace with the
times. enables the visitor to live better and
omcally at the karoad Hotel than elsewhere See Bill
of Fare in Golden Era and observe the variety Of Food
and moderation OF charges
The visitor is aleo entitled to the free inspection of
numerous large and beautiful views along the Panama
Rarosd Chagres river and grea. Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad No runners attached to this Establishment,
its propretors depen upon its own merits
May 2-3m HALEY & THOMPSON, Proprie;ors.