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The Nevada journal., 1857-05-01
AN AMERICAN ExpEpITIoN To Sc

AN AMERICAN EXPEDITION To Sc
BAsToPoL.-An expedition from the u
nited States is about to undertake what
the allied army could not effect. 1t is
making preparations to enter the harbor
of Sebastopol, not as destroyer, but to
save national property from destruction.
The Russians, during the famous assault
upon that city, sunk in the harbor LOG
vessels, including 5 -of-battle-ships,
7 frigates, 15 steamers, and 10 brigs Of
war; The machinery of the steamers
of war, before being sunk, was carefully
covered with a preparation of tallow to
prevent injury from the water. They
were scuttled by boring three-inch au-
CUR holes near the water line. Mr.. John
E. Gowen, of Boston, at the solicitation
of number of gentlemen of Philadel
phia, went to Sebastopol, examined the
harbor, made his plans, and against
thirty competitors from France and En-
gland, obtained from the Emperor of
Russia the contract to raise these ships,
which are valued by the government at
sixty-ive millions of dollars. The ex-
pedition will consist of two vessels, one
Of which leaves Philadelphia on or about
the first of April, and the second soon
after. The number of persons aengag-
ed to accompany it from this country is
about one hundred and fifty, and the
hydraulic machinery is of the most CO.
lossal description. The contract will
take eighteen months to perform, the
Russian government furnishing 400 men
to help in the work. At Kertch there
are also some five or six Russian vessels
sunk, which are included in the con-
tract, and in the harbor of Sebastopol
there are some 100000 worth of chains
and anchors, which the French and En-
glish threw overheard, from inability to
carry them off This contract is the
greatest one ever entered into, and an
application is now before the Pennsyl
vania Legislature to incorporate the
company, for the purpose of prosecuting
the work successfully.
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-01
New Principel No Poison
Rhodes Fever and Ague Gu e
OR ANrIDoTE TO MALAR


TNOR the prevention and cure Of Fever and Ague or
Il Chill Fever, Dumb Ague and other Intermittent and
Remittent Fever Also of Biouk Fevers, accompanied
by Typhoid Symptoms Typhoid Fever; Yellow Fever.
Ship and Jail Fever General Debility Night Sveats and
a other forms Of disease which have ORIGIN in
NJ A L A r A O r, NJ A S NJ A ..
This subtle atmospheric poison which certain
unavoidaby inhaled at every breaths the char
acter whereverit exsts-n0rh, south and
viii everywhere yield this newly discovered antdoe.
which neautralizes the poison completely pureS the |
tenn and thus entirely removes all the Of disease
The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordinary
suits from its
It will protect any resident traveller even in the most
sicky or sSvampF localities from any ague or bilious dis
ease disease whatever any injury from constantly IN
haling Malaria or NIiasma
1t will instantly check the asue persons who have suf
fered for any length oftime from day twenty
that they need never have another chill by continuing
its according to directions.
1t will Immediately relieve all the distressing results Of
bilious ague diseases such general debility, night
The patient at once begins to recover appe-
e and strength and continues until permanent and rad
cal cure is effected And a proof that it is also
WORTHY or PUBLIC CONFIDENCE,
Because of its Singular and entire Harmessness. The
following certificate from the celebrated chemists in
the United Ltates is attached 10 every bottle:
New York June IL 1855.
Ihave made chemical examination of Rhodes Fever
and Aruc Cure Antdoe Malaria and have tested it
for Arsenic Mercury Quinine and STvchnne but have
not found particle of either in it, nor have found any
substance its composition that woud prove injurious
the constitution, JAMES r. Chiffon, f NJ. Chemist
This allows fits free preventive by which all
persons may thus be of entire freedom from the above
named diseases matter low sicly the of swami
py the locality
Proofs Of Efficacy frequently published and the
dence of the public asked only in proportion to its
tual merits wherever introduced and ased-These only
are relied upon to prove lis worth.
One bottles viii for ordinary
may require Directions printed in German, French
and Spanish accompany each bottle Prepared and sold
by the proprietor JAMES 4 RHODES Providence. r. l.
CYRUS G. DYER, General AGENT San Francisco
JOHN LARK,
Agent for Nevada, No % Main street. and for sale by
Druggists generally. augSf
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A CA II Id.

PROMPTED by an honest desire Of my heart wish To
Law before the public which deserves pbt co,
mendation only of scientific skill but ;hot
Of humanity also. About years ago suddenly and
from unknown seized with Git Of Fpi
epsy, which owing to my inablit meet the expenses
consequent upon thorough medical treatment and the
discouragement which met with attempting H. soon
bebome such las was then led to beeve as to defy th
skill Of physician was froquo nty while in purs nit
my calling thrown down to the grou nd hout the slight
est warning and although insensibe agonies ye
despsed the miseries of my life learned 20 look
npon those who would render assistance shelter mo
from danger as enemies who sought prolong misery
of my existence While in this State and avuc ,rc
vious to my Affections tasted the sweets of hIc oncc
more as induced to attempt seeking aid of physician
and by recommendation, called DIR L. J. Czapkay /
told him my circumstances and my inability to rawara
him for his servicesreg gardess of which hoyvever he ~
once undertook my and with the blessing of God
was once more restored TO perfect health InabI 10 ~
ward him for the boon which enjoy at pres, MT ard v
conscious ofmy Indebtedness consider due to yse.
and to all afflicted TO make the public in ord
those in need ofmedcr advice find phyg,c,an q
whom every confidence be placed
IL - MEYER YABLONSKY
state Of ga ifornia, San Francisco county-ss
Subscribed and sworn before me this lst Sav os A.
A D. 1856 GILBERT GRANT Notary Pnbl;o n q '
DR.. L. j. Czapkay's Medical and Surgical Jnst;t ~.
on Sacramento street, below Montgomery onr;. q s
eifc Mail Steamship Companys Office San Franes,sl
California The Doctor offers free consul. 80;
z-ks no remuneration until he effects a cure aug
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-01

complete assortment of the Oils necessary for ma
~ king and havoring every ricty of Liqnor. and
package of the articles used for giving Artificial
strength to Liquors. Converting 70 gallons of Whis
key to 100 gaOns) and every article necessary
mence LQUoR Store Will be furnished for S2O. Also
all the information necessary conduct such esta
shmeHt thus enabling the beginner successfully
compete with the Oldest liquor dealers Address thro'
the Post OAice.
P. LACOUR, New Orleans.
Lacour's Concentrated Acid fov making Vinegar is
ut upin galonpackages at s. pr package-in good
shipping order fe f-lv
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-01

Ey7 81 say, John, where did you get
that loafer's hat? 2" "Please your hon
or" said John, ''it's an old one of yours
that Missis gave me yesterday, when
YOU were to town"
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-01
Established in lsfa.
Quartz Specimens I,
Dry Goods Dry Goods

Che p For Cas- h !.
The Ne1c York Dry Goods Store,
A Branch of a New York House is now open on the
"A corner of Commercial Il Pine streets, with a
aad elegant stock of Seasonable Goods consistingin
Silfs, Sbauls and CIoaks.
NJ DeLGites. CasiBaeres and NeF7nos
BtaHhets. FIaHHeis, Quilts, and Conzforters
Bledched SheetinRs and ShirtiRgs
irish Linen. E1mask Table Linen,
Napkins. Totocs and Crash,
Duck, Driin0s and TickiHRs,
Brorcn Sisetiaqs Checks and Calicos,
French, English and american Caltcos
Hosiery, Giores, Quantities. 81. &C.
Capes, Collars. Syeeres, Ribbons, &c 67-
Em5roidred 4 Hon Stitch Linen Hdndkerchiefs
Gents all Linen Shirts, halfHose, Cravats &c togeth
er with every article usually foundn Dry Goods Store
Purchasers requested to call and examine the good.
before purchasing elsewhere.
Terms cash-postively credit
oct2in THOMAS BRADY.
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-01
Sneaan 81 Arnold.

No. ITS, J. Street, between 9Th and 7th SITS.
Sacramento.
AYE ON HAND and offer for sale. complete as
L L sortment Of Groceries, Liquors, Provisions.
FLOUR in bbls hafbarres and California in sacks
tORN MEAL, in bbls etc.
PORK. clear and mess, in bblS and halfbbls
BACON, Elk clear and JxI., and California cured.
COFFEE, Rio, Bovee's, ground and in tins.
RICE, Carolina in bbs and hafpbls. China do.
SUGAR crushed, pulverized, New Orleans and China
LARD in 10 and 20 tins, kits and kegs.
FISH, Goldfish, salmon and mackerel
TEAS. black and green. I. and chests
TOBACCO, fruit san, peach, elephant fine cut, honey
dew, smoking 60.
general assortment OF Liquors, Wines case goods Of
very de cripuon.
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-01
PO ST AG F..

will be delivered, FREE OF POSTAGE. When sent by
mail the Postage any part the United States will
be but Twenty Four Cents year for 'Blackwocd and
but Fourteen Cents year for each of the Reviews
n. B-The price in Great Britain of the five Periodi-
Gals above named is about S3l per annum.
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-01

discount OF twenty-five per cent from the above pr
will be allowed to clubs ordering four copies
of any of the above works Thus Four
copies OF Blackwood, of one Review. viii be
address for 50 four copies of the four Reviews and
Blackwood for $50 and so on.
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-01
Watson 4 Kein,

pS SaSDl N Ekelb,
Hardware and Iron Store, No 1853 street,
Second door above Sixth street, Sacramento.
IMPORTERS and Dealers in Foreign and Domestic
Il Hardware. The following comprise part of their
present stock:
Iron, Copper, Steel, Nails, Ploughs Shovels,
Axes, AIDES, Hatchets, Anvils, Wees,
Pa and Spring Balances,
st * and Dies, Strap and Butt Hinges,
Ok, L 'g. Trace, Halter and Coil Chains,
Sett Irons-complete, Hook Plate,
Mill, llul, Y Circular, Cross-cut and Pit Saws,
Corn and GO lee Mls-all sizes.
American Locks and Latches. Of every variety,
Butts. Window and Blind Tastcnincs, &c
In addition which they would call the attention OF
purchasers their well assorted stock of SHELF GooDs
hich they offer at the Lowest Market prices.
Sacramento. June l3-}m.
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-01
3 u L LIS
PECTORAI BAISAM.
The Great Cough Remedy has
been tested by thousands
AND IN No INSTANCE IIAs IT FAILED Ifyou

AND IN No INSTANCE HAs IT FAILED Ifyou
have
Couch, COED. BRONCHITIS CoNS1'MP71ON
IIGHTNESS or THE CHEST WH1OPING
COUGH, DISEASED CHEST ar LUNGS
DR.. JOHN P. BULLS PECTORAL BNISAM
Is Safe, Speedy Certain & Permanent Cure.
The PECTOkAL BALSAN possesses great advantage
over all other ough Medicines in many respects In the
first place, it
Cures tFs Cough oi5tou proaasiag Sickness
As all other Cough remedies do II the second place it
always CURFs the DTsEAs in FEW DAYS. never fails
anil PLEASANT TO rAKE-is purely vegetable and uni
form in its action and unpleasant consequence will
follow its
Another reason why it shoull b. preferred tits pre-
pared from the receipt Of old and perienced pac
titioner who has devoted Thirty Years TO the study ID
investigation ofdSeaseS of the L98@s and Chest Most
patients will not take the ordinary cough remedies from
the fact that they unpleasant take uncertain in
ach
The PECToRAL BALsAM is pleasant to AXE is certain
to the disease will sic1en the Stomach but viii
relieve and cure the Cough By ala ying rri a1n promo
ing expectoraton and procuring QUIET and Refreshing
SLEEP.
The most obstinate Bronchial and Pulmonary diseases
cured by the of this remedy in from 10 days
Many eases of seemingly. hopeless Consumption have
been permanently cured by the ,ntnued of this
medicine. Never give up while there is bottle to be
had.
Any number of Testimonials have been received by
the Proprietor with the request that they might be
published but having full confidence in the Balsan and
believing that the article viii recommend itself have
not deemed it expedient to publish them 1t only re-
qures or two doses to satisfy any that they have
at last found remeey that cures COUGHS and COLDS
and without sekening the Stomach
- Fac siBldie OF the propresor's signature on the
outside wrapper.
JOHN LARK, M. D.
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-01

THE ROAD from Nevada to Downieville by way of
Robinsons Crossings in fine condition and presents
Ihe Shortest Route and Best Road for Teams
To all the extensive Mining Regions and all the various
settlements along the Divide between the South and
Middle and the Middle and North Yubas by way of Hess
anG, Emory's Crossing.
he ROAD also affords the nearest route for Packers
and Travellers from Sacramento by way of Rough and
Ready, Grass Valley and Nevada and the mines further
Souh to Poor Mans Greek, Nesns Creek and all the
Mining Regions north of Nevada and Downieville
This roads easily Travelled that between Sacrament
to and Nevada -Four horses readily draw from three
Thousand pounds of Freight from Nevada to the
top of the hill Downievle when the road is not oh
structed by heavy rains or snow
ALLEN Y. ROBINSON, Proprietor.
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-01
Blrb er'S Grape & niger Wine

Blrber'S Grape t'nger Vine
Is Tonic, Ant-Dyspeptic. Strengthening, and mild
Purgstive.
1T Is ALSO
he best specific for the cure of bility Ianguor.
physc7l and Moral Prostration Derangemen Of Dges-
tive Organs. sc.
For sale by a. BARRIER, lis Washington street
and by all respectable Druggists and Jobbers of Calior
ma. declS-3m .
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-01
FARMERS GUIDE
To SCIE ENTIEIC & PIP AI,TICAI AGRICI-I TT-RE

To SCIENTIFIC PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE
By Henry Stephens F. R s., of Edinburgh and the
late J. p. Norton Professor of Scientific Agriculture in
Yale College, New Haven. Two volumes. ROYAL
Octave, 1900 pages, and numerous Wood and Steel En-
cravings.
This is confessedly, the complete work on Ag.
rcuture published and in order give it wider
circulation the publishers have resolved reduce
low price of
Five Dollars for the Two Volumes
When sent by mail Qost paid California and Ore
gon the price will be 81 To every other part Of the
Union and to Canada post-pad.) Sc This work is not
the sold Book of the Farm"
~ Remittances for any of the above publications
should always be addressed post paid the publishers
LEONARD SCOTT & CO,
March 20-tf No "a Gold street. New York
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-01
Private Medical and Surgical Institute

DIR CZAPKAY would call attention to the following
maades in the treatment of which he guarantees cure
Diseases Of the Brain, such Epilepsy, Apoplexy
Rushing of the blood TO the head inflammation of its di-
fercn tissues partial and complete paralysis insan
ty, and all Functional arrangements, such as Loss o.
Memory, Aversion to Society Misantbropy Tinlidity
Nervous excitement from slight causes sefdistrjist gid
dness headache ringing in the ears confusion OF ideas
love of solitude. optical Illusions disturbed sleep and in.
capacity ilor and study. Also diseases Of the
Lungs and air passages such Tubercular disease or
Consumption Pneumonia or Inflammation of the Lungs
PleuTities Pleurisy. Asthma humoral spadmotic
Bronchitis LSryngitis, and all forms of Catarrhal aec
tons Also diseases of the Liver Congestions Of the
Liver Assesses of the Liver Cacu in the Gall Blad
der and Ducts Jaundic and those diseases which impair
its functions, such a Panama fever Bilious fever and
Intermitng fever aud the consequences which these
orders leave behind Also diseases o the Stomach such
Gastritis or Inflammation Of the Bowels Dyspepsia in
all its forms which destroy the appetite and digestion
Flatrlencc, Dysenary and Darrhoea Also diseases
the Kidneys and other Urinary Organs Diabeas
excessive flow of urine, AlOumnaria- eommoniy
known Brights disease In this complaint the ply
can and patient do not oentmes suspect presence
OF the disease until too late The most common svlnp
toms are general ndspGsition, with dropsca sweings
Cacu in the kidaey, Grethra Brdder and all otheI
disorders of the urinary organs Also, diseases OF ihe
Womb AMI its endagcs such irregularities of the
Menses when excessive defective suppressed OF irreg
uar Prolapsus falling the Womb, Sterity, Ovar-
of the above diseases. the Doctor has many
remedies and guarantees perfect cure in all cases
or the money Will be returned.
~ All consultations by letter otherwise, FREE
Address DIR. j. CZAPKAY, San Francisco
Aurust :. Is56-tf
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-01
RObinsOn's CrOssIng!

IN sacks Buckwhoat FLOU k for sale by
cO T. ET rfPD BE4NS&C Broad sire
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-01
Early Copies.

The receipt of ADVANCE SHEETS from the British pub
fishers gives additional value to these Reprints iuasmuc
as they be placed in the hands of subscribers
about the original editions
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-01
WINES, Liquors, &c. &c.
lodging Department.

The parors and bedrooms are large and well ventilated
newly and handsomely furnished, with rstrate beds
and all the appliances for comfort. Particular is
keep the beds and clean and comfortable
81 orrsT
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-01
DIR JOHN LARK,

Has been appointed Agent for Gregorys Bitters in Ne
yada comfy
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-01
HnfaIiible remedy on the Earth
This Great Remedy is purely Vegetable

Ager,t-Dr JOHN LARK Nevada citv ianlGt
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-01
Terms =:
Clubbing.

PAYMENTS IN ADVANCE
In all cases. Money in the where issued
VIII always be received at par.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-27

l22 ,sss-sn increase Of "a s0S compared with last
years return to same date. The Board have bs'
lance Of s63 .2s7 on hand.
The Metropolitan Police Commissioners have en-
powered a committee to procure Q more eligible site
for the Offices of the Commission and the Superin
tendents, all to be In building. No selection has
yet been msde though several papers have stated to
the contrary.
Tho sales Of cotton yesterday embraced ab,us 700 800
bales, as foil prices We wore shown some handsome
slmpes Of cotton from Louisiana yesterday which
ranked % mddlpg fair Flour daI and for most de
scrpous about nve oents per Dbl lower New rcd Ton
wheat sold 1t u 40 81 49, and mixed South
st 81 40, and white Southern at 30 81 TO- Corn
was In light supply and nrmer, with good Eastern de-
msnd, and with sales OF Western mixed at $50 . $50
Pork rath'r easier with rses Of Of SIS rs and
prime at S2l 76. scga's heavy for inferior and
grades OF refining goods while the stock OF prime
grocery goods was comparatively light and held with
stesdness. The sales embraced about 700 q 800 hhds
Cuba musoovado, at pri ;es given In another column
Grain freehts to Liverpool rather better and about
5000 bu.hels were engaged, In bulk and bags, at 3d.
. 3zd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-27

to aid the citizens Of this metropolis In regaining
their Lost liberties, OF whether they viii again
place in power corrupt and reckless oligarchy,
With whom spoils, public plumber. and disfran-
chisng policy are the principal incentives to &C.
ton. They have nothing to do with bleeding
KaDsas- nothing to do with the abstract question
of whether the Know Nothings or black republi-
cans are the greatest rogues but they have every
thing to do with the question whether the people
Of the city and State are to continue in the enjoy
ment of republican institutions and are to govern
themselves within their respective local limits.
That is the question.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-27


Wsws froa WashlDgton.
TIE UTAH MILITARY 8xPIpIrI0N-rHx UTAH Az.
PONrnRsrs ooMrLHrxD-rH1 STEAM sLo0P BoAnv
THE NEW ENGLAND cL1naY AND THE rRssrDngr.
Iro.
WASHINGTON, August rs, l8Sy
General Scott arrived here this morning He has ben
busy all day With General Jesup in making out pe.
grsmms for the movement Of troops for Utah They have
final decided that the expeduop 70 Utah shall proceed
II d not decided yes whether General Harvey Oooasi
johnson will command the expedition. Governor wakss
p very anxious 70 retain Harvey In Kansas ms~ssn-
ger whl be despatched 70 Kansas tomorrow 10 settle M
matter.
n Forney, OF Pennsylvanis was tpdAy appointed
Superintendent Of Indian Affairs Utah This npiees
oil The appointments for that Territory. They will al
proceed West Immediately, and j,in the army ss Fort
Laramie. Governor Cumming Is now al Fort Lsaven-
worth, waiting for the other appontess 70 arrive.
The following are 10 be Board to decide upon modes
and plans fer the steam sloop OF war-Commodoro Slew
art Captain Pendergrast Commander Hartstein; Naval
Constructors Gce Lenihs and HART Chief Eugiueers
Gay, Archibold and seweiL They meet next Monday
learn that there has been q very Interesting oorrs.-
pondeDce be ween several New England Clergy men and
Preident Buchanan, Kansas Affairs. There wfASs
cravated gentlemena portion Of the original three thou
Sanddesiring to dabbe little In politics. wroas 70
the President In regard the Of Governor Walker
It s said that the reply Of Mr.. Buchanan 10 Q mastssy
paper and very proper 70 send to these NEEDING
parsons.
Information having been received from the spsaksa
agent Of the Indian Bureau that the annuies duo Ia
Sioux Indians Minnesota, can new be properly eid In
srucons for that purpose have been despa ,hed By s
acting Commission , Indian Affairs
j. Danforth, OF Illinois, has been appointed PuxsW
Of tie Navy, vice Dobbin resigned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-27

THE APPROACHING STATE EI.EcTToS-FAIsE
AND REAL IssUEs.-We find in the newspapers of
the rural districts of this State lengthy disquisi
tons as to the real question which the people
are 10 be called upon TO decide at the State cleo
ton in November. Some of them, blindly
following the lead Of the Tribune, will have it
that the most important ieue is that Of slavery
or no slavery in Kansas. Others, again, as the
Albany lStotegman and Erouing Journal are dis
cussing the relative corruptonisms of black re-
publican and Know Nothing regimes.
But the real question, we put IL, IL not
whether Kansas is TO come into the Union as q
slave State or as a free State. With that the
people of this State have no concern whstever,
aud in fact they take very little interest in the
matter. They are aware that the free State popu-
lstion Of Kansas are TO the slave State popula-
,ion as ten to one; and If the free State men,
with that proportion in their favor, and
with Governor whose fair and impartial
course has brought down upon him the ire of
the ultra proslavery scctionists OF the South,
lose their game, the fault is theirs, and they de-
serve no sort of sympathy or respect. If they
would only be manly enough to disregard the
revolutionary and ridiculous ideas of that chap
Lane, 60 to the polls like good American citi-
zens and record their votes in faver Of or
against the constitution that IL TO be framed for
them then there is no fear Of there being foisted
upon them act of political institutions to which
they are opposed II they have not loyalty and
common sense enough TO perform tina, plain duty
of freemen, then II is Of very little consequence
what "sort OF institutions" are imposed upon
them Certainly the men Of New York have
questions of serious enough import weighing upon
them at home TO justify them In disregardng ex.
traneous matters with which they have nothing
whatever TO do.
AZ to the question discussed by the Albany
papers, whether the Know Nothing party or
black republican party has proved most corrupt
we think the verdict of the people will be "six Of
one and half dozen of the other" Neither Of
these organizations had any other principle than
that Of public spoils. Witness the Mstteson and
Edwards corruptions in Washington, and the
measures of the last Albany Legislature, by
which the city taxes are swelled million and q
half Of dollars, and the State taxes over three
millions.
The sole and real issue before the people at the
next election will be whether they ere determined