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The Nevada journal., 1857-01-02

CONSTITUTIONAL D ahility or Seminal Weakness
" DIR. Young addresses those who have injured them
selves by private and improper indulgence in that
and solitary habit which ruins the body and mind unfit
ting them for either business society The following
of the sad and melancholy effects produced by
early habits of YOUTH viz Weakness of the back and
limbs, pain in the head dimness of sight loss
power palpation of the heart, dyspepsi nervousness
irrtabiy, arrangement Of the digestive functions gen
eral debility symptoms ofseonsumption, sc.
MENTALLY the fearful effects tho mind
be Dreaded Eoss of Memory confusion efideas iepress
ion of Spirits evil forebodings aversion society se
trust love ssolitae, tmidity &c. &c of the
evils prodaeede
All persons who afflicted with the above symptoms
should not fail to call Dr. Young, and be once
stored to perfect health Let false decacy prevent
YOU but apply Immediately and yourselves from the
dreadful and awful consequences of this terrible maady
Weakness of the Organs Immediately cured, and full
vigor restored DIR, J. C. YouSeS
Cor California and Montgomery streets, up stairs
aug-Su San Francisco.
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San Francisco Advertisements
Ye that Suffer Read Read!!
Dr.. Pareira's Italian Remedy

- y
For the Certain and Speedy Cure Of
DISEASES OF PRIVATE NAruRE-of LONG SHORT
OR ANY CHANGE DIET
1t never has failed 1t cannot failto cure
THIS INyALUABLESPECIF first introduced into
Il Pisa, some fifty wears since became so well
known as CERTAIN AND SPEEDY CURE, that in every
town and city only ON the Continent but also in
Britain. the demand for it so great its merits SO
astounding that i'll less than year ntrotuc-
ton it had supplated all other remedies The Medical
taeuy Of the different cities of Europe were compelled
to acknowledge its wonderful mastery over ,Iisease-
Propretos of other medicines jealous of its SWAY vany
endeasored to stay its progress Like grass the
mower, their efforts fell the ground and like fire on
the prIies, sweeping all before its onward march
became triumphant 1t stood forth upon its own merits
A discerning publiesFf tried and convinced of its
magical virtues
The massive fortune acquired by Dr. Pareira, from
the sale of the above Medicine during the six wears he
prepared it, alone bore witness miraculous merits
At the death of the Doctor the recipe
to his son. who lately introduced the remedy into The
United States The number of CURES has alrcadv
made is astonishing Thousands tens of thousands
can bear testimony to its efficacy
~ All who use it it will Cure with q Safety Speed
and Certainty that other Medicine has possessed
RESORT TO. Nc. QgaGK NosrRgMs Use a remedy
that has been tried fopthe last fifty years. and
known o fail
This Great Remedy is purely We aetable
Beware of Counterfcits-The extensive s.sle of This
wonderful medicine has already some person or
persons to palm I'd the spurious
pound closely resembling the original Be particular
buy without the written signature of PaEEsA NJ
D. the outside wrapper ofcach bottle All others are
counterfeit and their compounders will be punished with
the utmost rgor of the law
PHIcE-Three Dollars per Bottle For sale by ID
Babcock sole Agent for California Oregon and the Sand
wich Islands, to whom all orders be addressed
d. BABCOCK, Wholesale Druggist
| No u Davis street, between Clay and Washing ton
San Francisco
~ Alsofarsale by Druggists generally throughout
California and the Atlantic States.
Agents-Dr. JOHN LARK. NeTal2 city
Rice, Cotin * Ca Aaysvise.
Il. h STARK .eaiicr, Stockton.
w. II. Bruncr Sonora
benjamin Shurtlcff Shasta
Child s. Worthen, Placerville Drug Store
Justin Gates Jr, Sacramento city,
DIR r. w. Carr, Downieville.
DIR W. H. CatIiif, Yreka
DIR. j. B. Winston, Los Angeles
WHEREBY & Morse, San Diego
George L. Story, Portland, Oregon.
nov. 2, lSJ6-3m I
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MARYsyIL5E. .kne lea,. ls5

MARYsvILsE Iafe l6di, 1855
TAR. J. c. YOUNG, Desr Sir-PleaSe seasi of
~ the medicines yoapres;riaed IN my care. have
friend here who is tfoable in exaetg the way that
was He has nightly emissions, ringing noise in his
head weak BACK loss of memory, and is generally debi
taed he is discouraged and has confidence enough
to enable him to call and you, told him how was
and that my friends all said in consumption and
the doctors up here gave up, and advised to 20
home snd die, but instead of going home called upon
yoa, and here am well any of them and likely to
live long time yet with strength enough to work with
the strongest of them Doctor, will send every one to
you that looks to thoughhe needed physician 1t
shall not be my fault any dies for of medical
treatment will do all can to keep the afflicted away
from these pests of society ycept professors high
sounding titled men who if the facts known are
men who left their country for their eountrys good
Publish this letter Doctor if you WISH and hope same
of those that humbugged may it, and sheep bad
for one night Truly yours,
GEO. DAVIDSON
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THOMAS HAYDEN.

Spermatorrhna local weakness, nervous debility,
pw spirits, lassude weakness of the limbs and back
ndisposon and neapabity for labor and study, dull
of apprehension loss of memory aversion society
tmidty, sefdistrus dizziness, headache involuntary
discharges pains in the side affections of the eyes, pn-
plies the cce, sexual and other ntrmites in man.
cured without fail by the Justly celebrated physician and
surgeon, l.. j. Czapkay
His mathod ofcuring diseases is unknown 9TH
ers and hence the great snceess.
All consultations bs: letter or otherwise, free.
Address, L. J. CZAPKAY, NJ D.,
San Francisco, Cal
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~ The Philadelphia Ledger cites
the exhibition in France of locomo-
tive weighing 60 tons, with ten feet
driving wheels, and stated to be capa-
bic of attaining $50 miles per hour. Its
centre of gravity is placed SO low as to
render it safer than ordinary engines at
the usual speed, so far as getting off the
track is concerned.
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Important

TNo Miners, Travellers, Etn There is malady Of
deeper Importance, either in medical moral point
OF view to which the human family liable than
that arising from impure connections.
As aneeal man it is the duty Of every physician to
look ct diseases it affects health and life and his sole
object should be to mitigate far lies in his power
the bodily suffering. Human at best is but fra
all are liable to misfortune
Of all the ills that affect terrible
than those of private nature Dreadful as is in the
person who contracts it, rghtfu its rvages upon
his constitution ending frequently in destruction and
oasome grave, it becomes of still greater Importance
when it transmitted to innocent offspring Such being
the hew necessary becomes thai every one having
the least to fear that they haze the dis
case should attend to it by consulting physi-
cian whose respeetabty and education enables him to
warrant safe speedy and permanent In accord
ance with this necessity, DR. Young feels called upon
state that by long study and extensive practice lie has
become perfect master of all these diseases which
under the denomination of venereaL and having paid
attention tlao branch than anE other physi-
clan in the United States he feels himself better qualified
to treat them.
Groins Glccrs in the Throat Secondary Syphilis Cuta-
Eruptons, Ucerations Tertiary Syphilis Syphilis
in Children. Mercurial Syphitc Affections Gonorehea
Gleet Structures, False Passages, Inflammation the
Bladder Prostrate Glands Excorations Tumors Pos
tules, are familiar to him the most common
things of daily observation.
The Doctor effects cure in. recent in a 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 or obige him to
neglect his business whether within doors without
The diet need not be changed except in of severe
Inflammation There are in California patients ainount-
ing two thousand in the past ar that could fur
nsh proof this but these attors require the
incest secrecy which he always preserves
All letters enclosing $40 will be promptly attended to-
Office hours from A. NJ to 2. NJ Address
J.C YOUNG, NJ D. Express Building
sCorner of Montgomery and California streets over
Wells Fargo & Co.'S Express Department
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~ Jerome Grey attempted to COM
nit suicide in Stockton, on Tuesday
evening, December 23d., by taking ar
senic. The poison was speedily remov-
ed from his stomach, and he was recov-
ering. Ill success ANA spiritualism had
driven him crazy.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-02

SUlaDE.-On Friday morning, Dec.
10th, a man named John Coffee commit
ted suicide at Iohnston's, Ell Dorado
county, by hanging himself. He had
lost all his money at the gaming table,
says the telegraphic dispatch to the
Times.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-02

II TIE nakedness of the INDECENT
world n;gtt be clothed from the trim
nings Ct Tie vain.
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u The first daily newspaper printed
in Virginia was in ITO, and the sub
scription price was $50 per annum -
Nhe daily paper ofthat date was not SO
large as asheet of common foolscap.
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UPHOLSTERY,

Paper Hanging g. S'Beldin$ Establishment
CtNOW & FRiSBIE have opened Store on CONNER
- CIAL STREET, above Pinr for the above business
would respectfully solicit share oI pahc III
orders for material or work will ne filed whdesp trI
aud in workin ankc r. Constantly onhand II air
Moss and Ila Mattresses the best make Bras Window
ornces Loops and Bands Painted and Linen Shades
Wall Paper and Borders of all kinds.
Hotels Offices Priv ate Public Rooms fitted dn with
pratness and desr rach
Carpets sewed and Laid curtains made and put Mp in
thc best style Of the art
Furniture Resulted and covered.
S A. SNOW. A. b. FRISBIE.
Nevada Sept. 5. le56-tf
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San Francisco Advertisements.
DIR. j. G.. Young

CtORNER of Montgomery and California streets Wells,
~ Fargo Co.'S Express Office, San Francisco is the
Pioneer advertising Physician of California and the only
one who received Collegiate Medical Education and
better qualified treat and has cured of
vate Diseases than other physician. For rcfcrencer
see all of the papers throughout the state
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-02

PAeERyKLLE May 2stA 1855
1lR. j. c. YogNG-Dear Sir; Words cannot express
~ the gratitude feel is due you for the benefit
have received rom your truly invaluable of treat
ment of my case while prescribing for me- think can
not Justify myself without giving this small token of nv
thankfuness and esteem for you have been the means
OF saving my e and restoring to that health which
had so long despared of again enjoying had for
long time our years. been troubled with that most dread
al emissions which weakened me both body and mind
that was obliged to give up mining altogether con-
suited of the best physicians caed in the noun
tain districts, and after careful examination of nv ease
he gave medicines. continued under his treatment
for three months without receiving benefit in fact
grew worse from week to week. until at last got dis
couraged and asked him for his opinion told him not
to fear to tell the whole TRUTH should rather know
the worst at once than to live in suspense had lost
not cure and as was then going death must soon
count of its victims This physician then told
me that my was ncurahe that L had better not
take any medicines. He said was in a decline
which was fast tending to pulmonary consumption.
then despaired of obtaining any relief and saw that
unless something done mitigate the complaint that
should be numbered with the dead or what is worse
be raving maniac. Happening one of Your books
the Pocket Esculaps made up my mind at once to call
anu consult you with The determination of trying once
to get relief If you would undertake the case oh
how thankful for that determination commenced
taking the medicine prescribed by you and am now
through their healing powers perfect health
shall not fail to recommend any of nv friends that
require assistance for that can cure case as bad
as mine was every disease that flesh heir to-
if there is life enough left in the system build upon
Receive my most sincere and heartfelt thauks and es
teem. s. w REIGHDEA
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Justices Blanks.
shaving Saloon.

HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING and SIAMPOOINCI
i done in the most approved style at my Shaving
Salon Commercial Street. few doors above Mayors
Goes Boot and Shoe establishment
The public arc invited call and test H-y abilities
ToiiseFi;.t Artist. Don't forget the pls<c
l9-tf PErER DRUNzER CoramerciaL street,
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grass VALLEY. June Sd. ls5J

GRASS VALLEY June Sd, 1855.
lEAR S1R-The last medicine you me has done
~ the business. am now perfectly well, and wish to
give my testimony to the public in favor of your skill
was troubled with complication of diseases brought
by that souidesroying habit of sefpolution com
plants caught by connection with bad persons of the op
poste have been treated by of the best ply
sicans well those quacks who nfest the State
by them all given up incurabe but being advised by
friend who had been benefited by your scientific treat
ment to ea upsa did and feel gratcfulto him
for ME afermaton but still thankful you the
care and good advice you gave me, well the eca
cious medicines you prescribed If any of the afflicted
spouid see this let them be that is voluntary of
ierng IN gratitude for the blessings of health received
from YOU and also given with fervent wish that
De OF service to those suffering did and
tod bless you in effort lessen the suffering the
human family, and may all good citizens assist YOU to
drive from the community those eeches prey upon
the public by false pretensons of emnenee in the mcd
cal world Yours eternaly
To Dr. J. Young JOHN BURGESS
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-02

ITO the af1icted-Persons troubled with disease should
l. peruse the following Letters of Recommendations
from DR. j. c. Youngs patients. They voluntary of
ferngs Of gratitude him for benefits received and are
proofs strong Holy Writ ohis scientific attanments
No read them without having confidence
in him, and eonfdentally make the assertion that
people afflicted with private other Diseases will call
upon him in preference any. other physician in the
country Read them carefully, ye that need medcak
sisanee and then loose time in consulting him whie
there is time left to cure yeu,
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EMPIRE
AND
< E v $ TOR E
Iron Works.

-Sos. 80 ard % Bush street. be-
tween Montgomeryand Kear-
ney streets. Sau Erancisco
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Express and Dob Wagon.

JULIEN, offers his services to the people of Nevada
i l.. in the Express and Jobbing business.
All orders will be promptly attended to.
To be found in trout of the Nevada Journal Office Main
street at any hour of the day not engaged business
Nevala, Aug s-tf
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John Winter,

- Charles Morrill,, -
"a Importer and wholesaeDeaer in Drugs, ~
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Brushes, Toilet Foods, -
Garden Seeds, English and French Chemicals.
A GENT for all the ePATEsTMEDIcISEs-Manu
IA of Camphcne and Polar Oils &c. &c.
10 Orders justly attended to-Terms liberal
San FranciscoStore in the Exchange, fronting Bat
terry and Washington Streets opposite the Custom House
Sacramento-Store X street. corner Third nove BIN
IL. G.. HALL,
Importer and dealer In
BlankBooks, Staple Infancy Stationery,
Writing, Printing andw rapping Papers, &c.
Cor ofFront and Commercial streets, San Francisco
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Has been appointed Agent for Gregorys Bitters in
yada county,
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A VAST AMOUNT of nauseating and nosoUs com
l pounds having been thraet nta the market uHs,ei
the name of Bittcrs, it beasnss The duty of the Pro
prictors and gents tpr tse sale of the celebrated
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18
Ora nd Jury Report.

We are indebted to Mr. Charles w. Littler
Foreman of the late Grand Jury, for a copy O.
the following copy of their Report Mr. H. G
Pittman, one of the Jury, very kindly brought
it to this office in time for to-days paper. We
were unable to procure any further Court news
MoK. HILL, April 18th, 81.
10 the Honorable, the Court of Sessions
Of CaloUeros County:
The Grand Jury being now about to
close their labors, beg leave to submit to
your Honorable Court, the following brief
report: We have had presented before us
for consideration thirty-four cases, and have
found twenty-five true bills, for the follow
ing offences, viz:
Murder, 2; assault with deadly weapon
with intent to commit bodily injury, 8 !;
grand larceny, II robbery, 3 mayhem, 1;
burglary, | attempt to commit burglary,
cases dismissed, 9.
We have examined the Jail and find it
clean and we'll kept, but would recommend
more ventilation. To your Honorable
body and attaches, we return our sincere
thanks for attentions and courtesies shown
us during our Session.
Having finished our labors we now ask
to be discharged Respectfully,
CHAs. w. LITTLER, Foreman.
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18
Adjourned Meeting.

MoK. HILL, April 18th, 1857.
At an adjourned road meeting of the
citizens of Mokelumne Hill, held at the
Court House, on Wednesday evening, the
18th inst, in accordance with a call of the
committee appointed at previous meet
ing, H. NJ. Sturges in the Chair, and M.
l.. Cozlne, Secretary; the minutes of the
previous meeting were read and adopted.
The committee at the previous meeting,
made the following report, to-wit:
That we have written to Col. Watkins
and others, and an answer was received
making the apportionment as follows: Ten
delegates from each county, to meet in
Convention at Mokelumne Hill, on the
End day of May next, for the purpose OF
making arrangements for the completion
of the emigrant road via the Big Tree
route.
The following resolution was read and
adopted:
Resolued, That the citizens of each Su-
pervisor District, be requested to appoint
three delegates to represent said district
in the Convention of the I'd of May next;
and that the nine delegates so appointed,
be requested to appoint the tenth delegate
to said Convention, as the representation
for Calaveras county; and that the Sec
retary be requested to address copy of
this resolution to the Supervisor of each
district, and that he be requested to call
such meeting for that purpose. Also,
Resolved, That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the Calaveras
Chronicle and San Andreas Independent,
with request that all the newspapers in
the Southern counties notice the same.
There being no further business before
the meeting, the same was adjourned SUBJ
ject to the call of the committee.
NJ L. CozINE, Secretary.
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[. 0. O. +. CELEBRATIoN.-The MEM
bers of the Independent Ordero of Odd Eel
lows of Stockton, will publicly celebrate
the Anniversary of the introduction of the
Order into the United States, on Monday,
April 9th, inst. An Address by P. G..
NJ, P. G. p, G. r., s. Fl. Parker will be
delivered in the Theatre, commencing at
u o'clock. P. NJ, after which supper
and ball will be given at the City Hail.
All Brother Odd Fellows, in good stand
ing, are fraternally invited to attend
Committee of arrangements, Bros. J. P.
d. Wilkins, H. D. Sanders and C. O.
Burton.
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18

away, and leave us far behind rivals in
other sections of the State, less favored by
natural advantages? If we would be true
to our own interests, we must act unitedly
on this subject, our action must be prompt
and immediate, and our efforts must be in
the right direction. Already we perceive
our interests are in danger of being sacrl-
feed by underground efforts of parties
having interests adverse to ours, to give
the matter wrong direction.
How does it happen that the Conven,
tion to deliberate on this subject, is called
to meet at Mokelumne Hill?
| Why were the claims of Stockton to be
the proper place for such a meeting, SO
cavalierly passed by? 1t was certainly
due to her on every ground usually con-
trolling in such cases. The neglect, or
omission, is an insult to every citizen of
San Joaquin county, and false step at
the very start. No disinterested man will
deny that Stockton is the most convenient
point for such Convention.
| The delegates from every county to be
there represented, excepting Calaveras,
Amador and Tuolumne, will pass through
San Joaquin, and have to travel more than
fifty miles beyond, to reach Mokelumne
Hill. And even Tuolumne would be quite
as well accommodated by meeting at Stock
ton, as at that place.
The calling of this Convention at Mo-
kelumne Hill means something more than
meets the eye. Why is Amador to COM
pose portion of the convention? Her
interests lie in quite another direction.
We repeat the question: Why is this
Convention called to meet in remote cor
ner Of the district of country interested in
the matters to be submitted to it?
Theresa "nigger in the fence" and a
very large "rat in the meal bag" The
Big Tree route, abundantly proved to be
the best road from Carson Valley, comes
in, naturally, by way of Murphy's. Our
Sacramento friends understand this very
well, but it would better subserye their in
terests as well as the interests of Amador
county, while Mokelumne Hill would also
be the gamer, to have the road diverted SO
as to pass by West Point and thence to
tne latter place.
We believe this to be the reason why
the just claims to Stockton were passed by
IN settling upon the place of meeting OF
the Convention.
We will not now stop to inquire what
our Senators and Representatives in the
Legislature were thinking of when they
assented to the call, nor to find out who
have done Stockton and San Joaquin coun
ty this wrong, or the motives by which
they were actuated; but we do ask ever,
citizen, not only of this county, but of al
the counties In intercst-south of Calaye
ras-to take care lest their most importan
interests are sacrificed.
These suggestions are thrown out fo
the consideration of our citizens upon tn,
writer's responsibility, and he intends in
future communication to submit few 9th
er ideas in regard to this most importan
subject. PUBLIcus.