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The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-06-10

A CARD FROM DIR. j. Z. 1OUNG'S PRIVATE MkdJltAl.
N OFFICE-To the aflicted-ln this age Of progress,
when science is almost miraculous everything in
place looked upon not wbrt notice In view of this
fact Dr. Young (corner Of Montgomery and California sts
M stars has concluded TO leave the beaten track hther
to pursued by most scientific physicians hat Of waiting
for the public to find you alone and publish to the world
as much as may be his knowledge Of the healing art to let
those who 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 ten years he has pursued the practice Of
medicine in one Of the largest cities in the United States,
with the highest success and that his standing physi
clan without reproach having at time been lecturer
at the University of Pennsylvania venera diseases
Upon these considerations, Dr. Young has confidence in
introducing himself to the public knowing that they viii
sustain well earned merit Nar
The following few Of the many testimonials which
have appeared in the public journals within the last few
years. rgrylL 81 f4 aH
from the Boston Medical Journal.
Although we are opposed to the system Of advertising
for good and sufficient reasons sti deem it but justice
say that Dr. Young is of the most Industrious and
ndefatigable yoares of medical science inthe United
States.
TFron Professor Jaskson.
The subscriber is personally acquainted DR. Young, and
has much Of his practice and bear testimony to
his merits n practitioner
from the New York Herad.l
The emincnce of this distinguished gentleman in his pro-
son and the very extended opportunities possessed by
him for the observation Of venea disease makes Ills
vices invaluable to those afflicted with the above
Il
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BE SURE You CALL.

sf By CHARLES SWAIN
II was rustic cottage gate,
And over Il maiden leant
Upon her face and youthful grace,
A lovers earliest eyes were bent. tI
1Good night She said, tonce more good night,
The evening star is rising high;
But early with the morning light,
Be sure you call as you pass by, y 6
AS you pass by,
Be sure you call as you pass by"
The Spring had into Summer leapt IA
Brown Autumn's hand her treasures threw,
When forth merry party swept
In bridal garments, two by two;
saw it was the maid that blessed
The evening star that rose so high;
For he, a. I suppose you've guessed,
Had often called az be passed by,
As he passed by,
Had often called as he passed by.
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CTATE or CALIFORNIA, COUNTY oF way.

- da Township of Eureka,-ss Justices Court before
John Caldwell ]. T. .., -.
The People of the State Of California 10 HENRY DOTEY
Greeting You hereby Summoned to appear before
me, at Office in said Township of the County of Nevada
answer to the complaint Of H. DIEvENDoRFF who sues
TO the of thirty eight 74l00 dollars aledged
to be due the plaintiff book account set forth in the
copy of account on file in my Office when Judgement will
be taken against YOU for the said amount together with
cost ifyou fail to appear aud answer - Hsf -gu
Given under my hand this 18th day of May a, 1857
ta raHf Ii'T JOHN CALDWELL. ]. p. a
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MEDIoAL.
PACIFIC MAI. STEAMSHIP co.'s OFFICE
SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA.
uurnNDrNe. AND RESIDENT PHYsT-

Est1Jlished far he Permanent Cure Of all Private and
Chronic diseases, and NE Suppression Of Quactag
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"A CTAN L. ]. CZAPKAY NJ. d., late in the Hungarian
REVOLUTIONARY war chief Physician 10 the Goth Regiment Of
Honveds chief Surgeon 70 the Military Hospital OF Pesh,
and late Lecturer on Diseases Of women and children.
TTNO THE AFFLICIED-Dr /. J. CzAPlIAY late Of the
Hungarian Army and chief Physician ofthe Hospital
of Pesth calls attention to the following maladies in
the treatment Ofwhch he guarantees cure Diseases OF
The Brain such Epilepsy Apoplexy PUSHES Of blood to
the head inflammation Of s different tissues fartia and
Compete Paralysis and insanity, and all Functional De
engagements such loss Of memory aversion to society,
Msauthropy Timidity Nervous Excitement from slight
causes Self Dstrust Gddness Headache, Ringing in the
cars confusion IDEAS love Of solitude optical Illusions
disturbed sleep and incapabty for labor and studyAso
in diseases OF the lungs and air passages such Tuber
cular diseases Consumption Pneumonia or inflammation
of the Lungs, Heures Peurisy, Asthma humoral or
spasmodc Bronchitis Iaryngitis, and all forms Of Ca
tarrha affections Also diseases of the liver such fa
paths or Inflammation Of the LIVER COMPOSITIONS Of the liver
Assesses the liver cacu in the gall bladder and ducts
Jaundce and those diseases which impair its functions
such as Panama fever Bilious fever and Inermng fever
and the consequences which these disorders leave behind
them. Al H.gf 81
Also diseases Of The Stomach such Gastrtis ina
nation Of the Stomach Entertes or inflammation Of the
bowels Dyspepsia In all its FORMS which destroy the appe
tite and digestion FatuIence Dysentery and Darrhoea
Also diseases of the Kidneys and other Urinary Organs
such as Diabetes excessive How OF urine Abumna
ria commonly known Brights disease. In this
plant the physician and patient do not oftentmes suspect
the presence Of the disease until too late The most
mon symptoms arc general indsposion with dropsica
swengs, calcul in the Kidneys, Urethra Bladder, En-
urss inability 10 retain the urine cystitis nGama
ton of the bladder and all other disorders Of the urinary
organs Also diseases Of the Womb and its appendages
fective suppressed irregular, Prolapsus falling Of
the womb stety ovarian dropsy and other diseases Of
the parts In the treatment Of any of the above diseases
the Doctor has many remedies and guarantees per
feet cure in all cases the money will be returned. All
consultations (by letter otherBse) free.
Address DR. L. j. Czapkay San Francisco.
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Prepared and sold by A. Il. & ID. SANDS. Whole
sale Druggists No. 100 Fulton-street corner Of William
New York. t
For sale by DEWITT. KIT'TLE Il Co. II. JOHNSON
& Co. and REDINGT0N 4 Co. San Francisco; RICK
& COFFIN, Msrysvllc; L. II, McDoNALD& Co, Sac
rainento and BY Druggists generally. hln-li b'
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C1TATE OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY. OF NEyA-

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF NEvA-
~ DA SIN District Court of the 18th Judicial district
of said State The people Of the state Of California
r. +. McC0NN Greeting You are hereby summoned 10
appear and answer to the complaint of SAMUEL. DATON,
filed against YOU within ten days from the service Of this
Writ if served you in this county within twenty days
if served in this District and out o this county AMI
within forty days If served you in this state and out of
this District in action commenced ON the 11h day OF
May 1851 in said Court for the recovery of three hundred
and thrtysx dollars together with interest thereon. from
the 9TH day January A. D. 1851 at the rate OF per
cent per month"; besides costs Of suit prayed for in
plaintiffs complaint Gle in the District Court aore
said And you hereby notified that if you fail to
swer said complaint herein directed plaintiff will take
judgement against you therefor by default together with
all costs Of suit and also demand Of the Court such other
relief as is prayed for in his said complaint BY order of
Court. NsI - AFl'2
In testimony whereof l. Rufus Shoemaker CLERK Of the
C~O) District Court aforesaid do hereunto set my
L. hand and impress the seal of said Court this LIST
l--) day of June A. d. 1851 ...
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
BY WN. SMITH, Deputy aHaI u
Churehman Martin, Att'y's for Plaintiff S5-Sm
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@. A. GRANT, Notary Public. n. 81
The Washington union., 1857-11-21
DIED,

At Canonsbrg the morning Of tho CHAs RIDDLE
tive q Marinsburg Virginia. and member Of the class Of Je
erson College.
Al meeting Of the Franklin Literary Society which he
member, the following resolutions adopted
whereas pleased Almighty God dispensaton
providence from beloved friend brother
CHAs y. RIpDlx therefore, be il resolved AZ
Tat while bitterly lament his
recognise the Alwse Father, who whilst
snlicteth with one hand, nphoidoth with the other
3D. That we are berett Of one Of our abe and most exemplary
members, who in his daily walk manifested the ennob
that Christianity which he earnestly esponsed.
3D. That tender TO the bereavcd relatives heartfelt
sympathy exortng them though they knowing
that thoir loss Is his unspeakabe gain.
hall
ing that each badge Of the period thirty
days.
5h That Of these resolutions be the friends OF the
deceased be published in the Mnsburg papers, and
Adyocatc,) Washington Union and New York Observer.
@,g WM. +. COWDEN,
ss4 GEORGE PAUL., Committee
j. n. NORTON,
The Washington union., 1857-11-21
From he Psnnsylvauias-
THE ACTION on THE KANSAS ooNvENTIoN.

IHE AtllON Of lliE hANoAo toNs LNittN-lt
The black republican Journals and their ideis and
abetom laboring to produce the impression that
even II majority of the people of Kansas should
for the constitution coa the clause relating 10 slavery
still that instrument would be silent upon that vexsd
question, and slavery would be recognised in the
State by virtue Of the federal constitution interpreted
by the Supreme Court and enforced by the national ad
mnistraton. But the publication of the schedule of
submission has made this position dnenable. The fact
Is now clear to any not bent misoonstruing and
misinterpreting words plain sunbeam for the pur-
pose Of distracting the democracy Of the country and
thus aiding the aboltonists that the people Of Kansas
have II fully in their power to prohibit slavery forever ii
they please to order 1t by their votes The whole qes
ton OF slavery slavery Is left 10 the electors in
pliance with the provisions Of the Kansas Nebraska bill
In proof OF this position refer TO the schedule The
eleventh section of that instrument provides that the
2st day OF December next the vote Of the people shall
be taken that the ballots cast at said election shall be
endorsed Constitution with slavery and constitution
with slavery ~ that II majority of the ballots
cast for the former then the constitution shall be imme
diAtely transmitted to Congress but If it shall appear
that the majority is in favor Of the constitution with
slavery then sat
"Ths article prouding for aayuy shall d stricken from the
VERY SHALL EXIST IN THE STATE OF KANSAS,
crc<s that The right Of property slpe this Territory
shdu n b ia'e1ered wslh'
II summing up the votes it shall be found that
ority is in favor Of striking out ne acy oxs, that fact will
ofitse make Kansas free State Where then Is the justice
of accusing the democratic party in Kansas Of the design
Of thwarting the will Of the majority They have all
occasions acted upon the great principle laid down in the
Kansas Nebraska BILL that the people shall act for them
selves They vote for against slavery by the
provisions of the constitution to be submitted to the
whole people of Kansas the 2lst inst and yet few
dscontened spirits endeavoring tocontnue acous
opposition to the action of the Kansas convention In
stead of looking for difficulties and troubles with
which to infame the public, should all unite in
tual congratulations that angry and alarming issue
has found its peaceful solution in the vndcaton OF
great principle Those who would have forced upon the
people Of Kansas either slave free State against the
will of her people, will be disappointed in the result but
all who willing that Kansas should decide for herself
the question Of slavery will commend and approve the
action of her convention"
The Washington union., 1857-11-21
UNITED STATES MAIL.

VIRGINIA
Posr 0vrcE DErARrxExr, Nov 10 1857.
DROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the Uni
ted States from LIST February 1855 3oh june 1852
following In the State VIRGINIA, will
department g. D. M Of the 4th day OF Janu
airy next TO be decided on the following day s FS
Charlottesville by North Garden Covcsvc Oak Lawn
Loyingson, Roses Mills New Glasgow Amherst Court house
and Cool Well 70 Iynchburg, 10 miles and back
week. in four horse coaches.
Leave Charlottesville daily, Sunday, pm;
Arrive at Iynchburg next day by OK m;
Leave Iynchburg daily, except Sunday, at 8 a m;
Arrive al Charlottesville by III
Proposals containing different also be consd
cred
For forms Of proposal guarantee, and ao ns,ruc
be embraced the
January H. 1855 February February 1857
OF them pamphlet form, all the principal post
AARON ". BROWN
Nov 21--1aw4w Postmaster General.
The Washington union., 1857-11-21

YNHE subscriber having fixed his residence in
Washington for few years Wishes to sell his farm stock &c
upon be satisfactory who
farming raising The n which viii SELL
quality land lying the county of 1
Missouri and little mile from the town a Bowling
There about hundred
gently rolling prare the balance timber Vpward
cultivation; luned
orchard OF
finely. sncosed by
hedge neiglborhood Besides
failing ponds water small creek
through tract aodng nexlaisib!c OF
tho year The farm E twelve miles from the hong
rapidly growing city the Mss
sipp complete Bowling Green which
take load OF produce TO Louisa and return the
buildings cottage dwelling rcair
Ing also Kitchen pantry smoke house, houses
cribs, other
water failing spring within hundred yards
the house. Of which Is dirty feet deep
diameter arched with brick, and ptsstced
hydraulic and otherwise finished IN hc ccctcet
There hdttl farm ue STATE y Missouri;
there esimaton bcanfdl valuable
cordmg sizen the county wish 10 sell simply because
whist enterprise the editor and proprietor
Of the WAssGros UNION cannot conveniently and carry
proper advantage
very accommodating BY paying onchfrd
cash the purchaser have four the balance
paying interest and securing tho deferred Ia the usual
Any inquiry addressed subscriber Washington city or to my
Blckord Harris, Samuel Murray, esq., Bowling
Pike county, Mo-, VIII bc promptly attended 70.
Sept 70 WIN. A HARRIS
The Washington union., 1857-11-21
Improve Your Eyes.

GTRENGTHEN and assist them by the Paris opti-
wOOIFsON who has arrived from Europe with his
wen tho manufacture OF good others Of tho atest i'm
proved speotaces and glasses which the
pERIscoPIc CoScAvE CONVEX BRAZILIAN CRYSTAL THE
DOUBLE FOCUS AND POLISHED,
Affected with weakness
arac or tending Also SHORT -SlGIfTEDNtSS
who wish begin TO glasses those using
them will be suited Mt first sight Those wonderful
DOUBLE POLISHED GLASSES
the highest Recommendations the Worlds Fair
through their producing cleancss the sight before unknown
Also all styles OF and magyng glasses conaes
sale his OF Eighth street and
avenue eighth No 4ei between and
Pcnn
Prices very reasonable the his establishment IN Europe
Nov 21--d1y
The Washington union., 1857-11-21

In the course of recent sermon, the Rev A. l. Mtchc
OF Dundee Scotland, mentioned Illustrations Of the
extent OF the bcrevcments caused by the Indian muny
that gentleman in that country had lost twenty-five rel
aves in India within six weeks and that out Of thirteen
Of family party which met last year in st. Andrews only
one is now living, twelve having gone out to India and
fallen victims to the mutiny
The Washington union., 1857-11-21
Carusi's saloon.

s Second and positively last grand combination
MADTLE ERMINA FREzzoIISI s. THAIBERf; MAD slsAKoCH
HENRY vIEUXTEMfS, and HERR KIETZEN,
appear Jointly the last
time in Washington under the direction Of NJ sTRAKOsCH
On SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER IL
Admission, 81; reserved seats, u SO.
secured the and
w. o. Mctzcrott Nov IS
The Washington union., 1857-11-21

We learn from the message Of Gov. McRac, of Mssis-
sppi that the New Orleans, Jackson and Great North
en Railroad Company have the requisite for com
pleng the road to Jackson by the first of March next
there are now thirty miles upon which the rails have
not been laid The distance from New Orleans TO Canton
by the line of this road is 2o7 miles
The Washington union., 1857-11-21
THE WASHINGTON !. UNION.
BY rELEeRAPH.
1uurds, IL Lou.sp.tle.

LouisvILLs, Nov Is.-Cus Coleman formerly of Mays
vile, who killed in vioksburg two months ago
entered Hapwoods hat store In this city yesterday and
demanded hat credit Being refused, he departed
and tried Intellectually TO borrow pistol He then pur
chased knife, returned to the store, and brutay
dered Mr. Hapwood The affair created intense excite
ment.
Pennsylvania Cpsal board .Atycaiaeals.
HARnIsBuRa Nov. ls.-The following canal board APP
pointments made to-day viz supervisors of the
Delaware division, VIM. 0vcrfeld, jr; of the Susque-
hanna division VIM Elliott Of the lower north branch,
Jones MIR Arnold Plumer, OF the commissioner il
absent but ID expected TO be here tomorrow when col
lectors will be appeinted
Ga< on Ae Lakes, &c.
New YonK, Nov. l9.--We are having smart snow
storm here this evening ssss. ss
despatch from Chicago says there was severe storm
on the lake last night and several vessels are reported
lost
1t was showing and blowing at Buffalo to-day also
Pnse FigM in Canada. -e
BUYrALo, Nov. ia prize fight between Cobirn and
Gibson came off yesterday In Canada Tho combatants
fought twenty.one rounds in thirty minutes, when
Coburn declared winner of the stakes amounting TO
81 900.
WeatAr in The ,i66sek.
AUGUSTA, (aa Nov. 20.lTheS1 atas killing frost in
this region last night which Is believed TO have been Of
general extent Ice formed from half to an inch in
thickness.
4tv Marine Dsassr t&sst
NonFoIE, Nov, 20. The ship John Howell, Captain
Appleby from Bristol, England with railroad iron,
rived here this morning. with loss Of topmast spr &C.
Marine.
NEw YoRK, Nov. 20.--The steam fiigate Niagara,
from England, has been signallcd.
The Washington union., 1857-11-21
FABRICS WE OFFER cnEAP.-Tablo damasks

Il In low priced, medium and extra fine qualities, all Widths
White and cclered aanncls, thoroughly assorted
Bankct 600 pairs all Sizes grades and qualities up
extra super. :
Bed comforts, best quality, city made.
quality.
40 pieces linen shcengs and pillow Innings Of the proper widths
Towels napkins, towellngs, and doylies. ~
The vast quantity the through
our hands added to stock generally
very desirable 10 purchasers inspect prior making their Sc
lecfions.
New supplies from the North and East daily
Ono price only marked plain figures deviation per
nlitcd. -
Mourning goods will be sent out appreciation.
Goods w also be cent for The inspection nvads;
cases purchasers VIII decide wiat they want the store
not be sent from the sicro suspicion q purchase
they be taken back exchanged the
less labor occasions h absolutely appalling hence
be pardoned for speaking frankly, F
~ 81 ~ 777'-T ~
PERRY BROTHER
Central Stores . building
NoV Vlo-lOtdf opposite Centre Market.
The Washington union., 1857-11-21
u1HE ARR UNION or LONDON. 1s5s.-ErerY

Y ID
men$pr for tho ending March 1858,
ceve for each - so subscription large and engraving
by Wmore, r. A. from tho well known original picture by
TO the Church q the Redensore And addition the chance
tanning the allotted April
cudc the right to select for himself valuable work from
OF the public exhibitions OF her Majesty
horseback by Thorneycro porcelain Of Tho
ping Stones by wyon txzas in Iron, modelled by H. o. Hale
from antique design the
tint by g. ward from the original picture by Johnson Tynac
tansatng the Bible into English proof impressions OF
set Of ecs produced expressly for the society by the Etching
Club.
specimen tho above charming nc a
and beautiful and effective representation Of interesting
may be at Mess TAYLOR MAURY booksellers, hon
ornry secretaries for Washington
Nov 1p--3t
The Washington union., 1857-11-21

In the city Of London coal is sent to consumers in
sacks containing one hundred pounds each These are
loaded on large CARTS drawn by enormous horses with
scales and weights to each cart and il desired by the
purchaser the sack Is weighed by the driver When the
honesty OF the coal merchant and the integrity of the
driver well established the weighing Of the sack sell
dom required And in the purchase Of CARLOAD of
sacks some three four Of tem taken promiscuousy
are tested by the scales and If found correct the weigh
ing Of the remainder Of the load is dispensed with This
mode Of buying and selling coal Is the result Of many
years experience in the vast city of London
The Washington union., 1857-11-21

The subject of lotteries has again engaged the atten
tion OF the Georgia legislature through resolution
which was introduced proposing to the manage
ment of the Fort Gaines lottery The whole system
subject to thorough examination by the Legislators and
but one opinion expressed upon its merits plainly
indicating that public sentiment in that State has recently
undergone wholesome change. Lotteries were unan
mousy pronounced curse and swndle; and so great
the hostility to the entire system, that it is not only
probable that the Fort Gaines bill will be defeated but it
evident that the last charter has been granted by the
authorities Of the State.
The Washington union., 1857-11-21

Az the last meeting Of the board of directors of the
White sulphur Springs Company Hon J. b Morton was
elected president of the company in place Of Mr. Clifford
nf Edward Cunningham, Of Powhatan county, was ap-
pointed as general superintendent Of the affairs at the
The Washington union., 1857-11-21

whole family In Bradford, Mass, have been commit
ted TO the jail In Lawrence every member being addicted
to the gosscst habit of intempcrance. The family con-
sisted OF mother, 3d. eldest son 2S another 2I the
Youngest 10 years Of age and sister of the mother.
The eldest son died Sunday in prison. of derum tre-
mems and the youngest is in very critical state The
iaher died some months since in the same manner
The Washington union., 1857-11-21

n REAT CHANCE.--Vrgina and other money
Nj taken Great goods Having purchased very
perior stock veve cloths cassmeres at agreat sarre
and twenty per than prices two months ago. we WILL
and can offer bargains this city also line and
splendid stock clothing which must be sold for cash.
r9 WALL Il STEPHENS,
No. 3a2 Pennsy avenue 9th and 10th streets
and under Browns Hotel No. 232.
Oct 17--Ineod between 9th and 7th streets.
The Washington union., 1857-11-21

The Prairie Farmer speaks Of the production Of butter
at the West business destined to become great and
fourishing Probably few eastern folks have thought Of
this. We get readstuffs, pork, hams, ETC., from the
West the main of supply while the butter
use is entirely eastern In view of the immense praies
of the West it is singular that butter ha not become
staple there If attention is directed to the subject
by the newspapers and agricultural periodicals and
thores Of the West may probably expect cheap but
ter from that quarter before many years The Farmer
and the Chicago Press both admit that at present the prairie
butter must be considered inferior article but they
attribute the deficiency to quality to the lack Of in
the business.
The Washington union., 1857-11-21

The Mobile Register Of Saturday says ssThe Granada
whose arrival and detention at the Quarantine station wns
announced yesterday brought to New Orleans from
California in gold sl63, coo from Havana in specie
$5,22S; and from New York, 1854, ,897 total $3.50
10 Let II como. There is nothing like it. after all
The Washington union., 1857-11-21

RaS-UNTARIAN CHURcH.--The Rev. DR.. Dewey will
oacio in this church tomorrow at II o'clock, M ami at 71
o'clock, p.
Nov III fs {o saHet fE.1Esl