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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-07

necessary to pay the private claims allowed by
Congress What sum will be required for this
latter purpose cannot now be determined, but
imagine it will exceed his estimate Of 1900
900. The bill to refund duties on goods destroy
ed by fire was defeated in the House before the
gcntleman's speech was delivered. Bear in mind
the fact that none Of these measures have been
recommended by the Departments or the Pres
ident
Having thus noticed the gcntleman's esti-
mates, now desire to inquire whether he is
not in favor of all the measures he has referred
to- and whether he is not ready to give each anj
all his cordial and hearty APPROVAL? Are not
his political associates or, at any rate, an ever
whelmning majority of them, in favor Of all
these measures, and are they not ready to cast
their votes in mid of their passage? Whatever
may be the gentleman's individual position, |
apprchehd there can be little, if any, doubt as
to the position of the larger portion Of his pc
litical friends.
now come to the estimates Of the Secretary
Of the Treasury, and to the recommendation o
the Committee of Ways and Means, made to
Congress at the present session:
The Secretary estimates that OF the appropriation.
for the year 1858, there will he expended during
the year 1852. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sl65S5 599 81
Permanent and indefinite
appropriations .......S5, l65,22449
Add for collecting reve-
nue. from customs. .... l,l5S.000 0O
--- e,3ls, ,224 49
Recomm endations for the
year 1859, as reported by
the Committee OF Ways
and Means .........:2 sos O4S %
All other appropriations
(eslimatedl at present
session. ................3, 100000 90
- 55,29j0i3 %
OF this sum thore W ill be
expended during the
year lS6O .......... Il. .oo0, 900 90
"A o.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-07
54,225.861 OF

54,225 .861 O4
So much for the estimate of the Secretary
Now present the regular appropriations for
the service of the year 1859, amounting to $53,
1EQ oQQ %
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10
SUM MONS
FATE OF CALIFORNIA, lez

cIA y. VT Otiflf OhNlA, (SS
County of Nevada. 30
District Court of the 4th judicial District Of sid State
The People of the State Of Ca'iforus to MFHAEL L.
WOLFE, Greeting:
NOU ARE HEREBY summoned TO appear and
swcr 70 the complaint OF Jol.r i'ry tied az
YOU by James Weaver and Isaac y. Thorn within te.
tas from the service of This writ If served yon
this county within twenty days if serrcl YOU ia HI
District and out of this county, and within forty days
served on you in this ate and out Of this District in
action commenced on the 10Th da Of August r. 1883
in said Court for The recovery OF thousand five hun
dred and twelve dollars aledget the complaint aore.
said to be due Plaintiff from Dcfeniants upon prcms
sorry note together with accring interest said
at the rate If three per cent per month till paid
Also for decree of foreclosure and sale of the mortgag
ed premises particularly mentioned aad described in
original complaint file in the Office of the Clerk Of
said Court certified copy Of which is herewith served
And you hereby notified that You fail to
said complaint herein directed Plaintiff will take
Judgment against you therefore by defan together with
all of suit and also demand of the Court such
relief as is prayed for in his said complaint
In testimony whereof l. RUFUS >HOEMAKER.
Clerk of the District Court aforesaid do hereuno set
my hand and impress the seal of said Court office in
the City Uf Nevada, this 10th day of August D. 1858
RUFUS SHOEMAKER. Clerk.
BY Nm. Smith, Deputy.
1t appearing the Court by affidavit John A. Prior
attorney Plaintiff that MshaelG Wolf one of
the defendants be dilhough dgent search
has been made for him and it also appearing that sad
W'f is still resident of this State, and that Plaintiff
has good cause of action against said defendant.
1t is therefore ordered that service be hal upon said
defendant Wolfe, by publication in the NEVADA JOUR
NAL newspaper published in Nevada for the term OF
-four weeks next from and after this date
Witness NILES SEARLs,
District Judge,
IA true copy1
Attest RUFUS SHOEMAKER. Clerk u. c.
BY Wm. Sr,itl Deputy Clerk.
Dunn Gates, Attys. for Plaintiffs
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Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
CONSUMPTION CURED.
Saw rnAyc1sco, Sov. 10th. 1856


MEssRs. PARK & WHITE-eIehts :-Itis with ploasr c
asure YOU that am able to add my testimony in IA
vor of Wstar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. For
year hare been afflicted with cough and pain in my
side and breast which originated with cold. had
taken Cherry Pectora Jaynes Expector Cod Lvtr
Oil, and many other popular patent medicines Of the
1ay-also spent over one hundred dollars with Trhy
sicians But all proved Of beneficial effect cad
ing your almanac Of 1855, / induced to try vors
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. | was at the tirir
commenced using it. laborinS with every symTtc II
ptOn of the lungs. found, that after using
bottle, it gave relief, and as considered my
lone, sent to your store and bought Ealf dozen
bottles and snce it osay. before had taken il all.
well. L must say that it appeared 80 reach H.
very place affected, in which all other medicines falcd
am now in full enjoyment of good health, beeviRs
that had not made use of your truly valuable Balsasn
Of Wild Cherry should have been pas. recovery.
if not dead.
! shsl always take pleasure in commending -
those who afflicted with Coughs colds, diA5cuft
breathing pain in the side any lung diseases, tor
Bisam of Wild Cherry, with the signature you adv
tise, Sanford & Park, Cincinnati Ofio," as am ii :.
formed there is an imitation put up other sig
nature Respectfully yours,
DAVID ALLCCT.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10

MTS1C-One If the largest and best Catalogues of
Music now published soil At greatly reduced prices
Music sent wherever ordered. postpaid Catalogues
sent by mail. liberal discount to deal ers. teachers,
seminaries and clcrgymen.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS Nothing at the State Fair
displayed greater excellence than the Piano Forte
ufactured by Horace ters"-Churchman.
The finest among the many Pianos at the Crysta:
Palace those placed there by Horace Waters whose
instruments are always popular '-ChristiaR Enquirer.
"The Horace Waters Pianos built of the best and
most thoroughly seasoned material have doubt
that buyers can do wc perhaps bctte at this than
any house in the Union. x Christian .4d
THE Horace Waters Pianos are known $ among the
very best We are enabled so speak Of these insru-
melts with confidence from pers nal knowledge of
their excellent tone and durable quality-N J. Eran.
We can speak oftheir merits from personal knowl-
ed ;e as being Of the very best quality -thrsnn Int
Our friends will find at Mr.. Waters store the very
best of music and of pianos to be found in
the United States and urge southern and
friends TO give him cali whenever they go to New
iork"-Grahdms Magazine
I'VE consider them worthy of special attention, from
the resonant and exceedingly musical tone which Mr..
Waters has succeeded in attainng."-N Y Times.
Sept J. ISj9-tf
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10

MouNr VERNoN.-The Ladies' Asso-
citation for the purchase of Mount Yer
non have appointed Mrs. Charlotte
Barnes Conner, of San Francisco, their
agent in this State. We need scarcely
appeal to the public to further this great
and truly national object. One dollar
makes an individual a member, and who
is there that cannot spare the sum to-
wards the national sanctiication of
W ashington's tomb.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10
RrBEwAnE OF BASE mutations 1t

As there quite number of Counterfeit srtiefrs
bearing the name Witar's BaI<an Of Wild Chefre,
purporng De the Geanine and Or riginsl % IN
fore deem il necessary for the pdc good TO Caution al
wEo purchase the Baisain Of Wild Cherry, Ia
look well at the Signature before buy The 'Gen~.
inc Wistar's Hslsan OF Wild hertt, ,, has VAC
Of the signature Of Herry Wstar NJ D. Philadelpbia,
md Sanio 4 Park finely executed steel enrfas A
wrapper TLerrfarc, be cautious can be gena
ithou, the signature of Sanford Sc rasg For s-ls
by DrG..ist> sencrally.
PARK & WHITE the only Agents. 70 whom = :
riders -hara be- alisrsscd Also. Imlort.rs VII. -
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10
May II, l85c--3nl.

i-g@ Let 10 faise CCCc@1y - event 'hc invalid from
seeking nal lieai eat:he OF L. = Czapkay, be
found in anotEer coru = n rc IS Were 20 jStaina re-
liable ard competent rhysIcac Il seldom
called upon bs testimony the skin Of any
physician, but 4 sense Ct AMY vc! justice demands
that shouli :iot pas d. C:aptay b.. without
thing more :hac me,e E.ert'sn url'kc thu greater
portion Of those who trrtst -,erse'ves and teir
t-ums before the pnbl;C, WINS, Praceos empirical
DR.. Czapkav is eelt.er2ar y rlcdics. and sci
entfc at ainIe>ts having REID tie Yosich of chief
surgeon the iitaratirg army Iirg tA' late Hun :
garian Revolution, ant is OF all .he requisite
experience ard skill for the sucessfrl rra,ice of lis
profession It's to the a.vice Cf slch phys
ican wouG all sufeTng from the effects
of scxualo private disease telling assre' that in all
such CON lants whether 9rsi1 from Infection, indis
creton self aouse loss of yirilit he guarantee
from his extensive practice. speed a.d permanent
cure To those suffering frc the Chests of pay a
and mental debility, would say, let common
take the place o. false modesty, and such advice
Will you from urtimely grave, aid lead y, back
again pristine health, consult Dr. zap ay, whom
checriuy endorse 7kial aFd tried PHI ysican capa-
BILE of coping with ara suceess.ry eradc4ting those
sclfnflicted m.seIcs wills OF erapi; cal practices
and all diseases o. seminal '.a.ue. rr Czspkay's
are On Sacramento street. opposite na3ihc Mail
Steamship Office, S2a Frar isco
- .
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10
The following from orc of our Arents. who is too we.

The following from of our Agents who is too well
known in his own State need endorsing by us, i'll 30
read with interest by Dyspeptics
LEBANON, x. T. Feb 20, 1856.
Messrs Seth w. Fowie & CO.--Cfe ntlemen :-Pleasi
serdby Express another Box Of Oxve Bitters,
nearly These Bitters have recently been
ed with unusual benefit by member Of my family, who
has derived advantage from than from Ill othr
medicines which fact being known greatly infuenc
the demand for 'fo Bttors. TEcre profession "a
which reputation FOR truth and sincerity is desf
able than in that of Apotheeary and for this
have always been careful Ia recommending remedies.
But feel perfectly advising all who troubled
with Dyspepsia, 80 resort the OK xygena.f
! Iiers Yours truly. &C.
/ GEO 6. KENDRICk
| Sold by Henry johnson s. Co Wholesale Druggists,
LAG Washington street, San Francisco, sole Agents TO-.
| the Pacific coast
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10

Broke his Neck.-An Indian fell from
a pine tree, last week, in the vicinity of
Bottle Bill. which he had climbed for
the purpose of gathering the nuts, and
broke his neck.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10

Victoria has deposited message. in
scaled package, to be sent to her friend
Mr. Buchanan, as soon as the Atlantic
cable is stretched.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10

High Old Music-The Yreka Brass
Band ascended Shasta Butte. on the
10Th of August. and played Hail Co.
lumbia" and other patriotic airs on the
top.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10
Gge Vebaaa Soarnat.

Kate Hayes, the llish nightingale. is
now a widow-her husband and agent,
Bushnell, having died in July last.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10

Naturaiized One hundred and fifty
foreigners were naturalized at San Fran
cisco on Tuesday of last week.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10
JANE c. VAN YRANKEN.
.Augustf7, 1913.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA)
County Of Nevada. So
Washington Township.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA
County of Nevada. }SS
Washington Township. }
Or THIS the 18th day eff August, A D 1858 before
Justice the Peace, in and for said Townrhip Coun
~ md tate personally appeared JANE G.. VAN NkAN
KEN, wife of &. ID. Van N-anken, ne lersonally
known to be the same IersOn described in, and who
made and executed the foregoing Declaration Scle
Trader, and She made and executed the said Declara
tion in my presence and before me. also being by
duly sworn, On oath further declared and said that
the capital vested by he in said business does
ceed Fave Thousand Dollars.
JANE C. VAN VRANKEN
Subscribed and to before me, this the 18th
day of August, \ ID 1853,
G. FRENCH. Justice Peace,
'ugust 20-3w Washington Township.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10

Rosh Hashanah.-TheJ Jewish Festi-
val of the New Year began on yesterday
and will close to-day.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10
Notice of Declaration.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, TO
y ALL CONCERNED
The declaration of the undersigned, JANE BARNS
LEY STEVENS wife of William Stevens, resident of
the County and State aforesaid, showeth that il is her
intention - carry on business as S Die trader under
and by virne of Act of the Legislature of the state Of
California entitled AN Act to authorize Married women
business In their Sole traders,
said business consisting of Farming, Ranching and
Teaming be transacted from date hereof in her
anne and on her account in the State and County
the invested by her in said bust
does exceed the Of Five Thous and Dollars
JANE BARNSLEY STEVENS
Grass Valley, July %, 1858.
State Of California-COunty of Nevada-Jane Bars
Icy Stevens heing duly sworn depoeth and says that
she has read the aoreGoing Declaration and knows the
contents the reof that the is made in good faith
and tn 1t al fhe matters therein stated true.
JANE BARNSLEY STEVENS.
Subscribed and TO before this July 22d 1858.
July 30-4w &C. RICHARDSON. J. L.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10

bJ A Card.-Thc attention of the undersigned frss
heen drawn your ard in this morning Alta; h, add
ITO manufacturers Of Syrup, in which yor speak Of
agreement entered into by Messrs Turner Brothers and
other manufacturers ofsup with certain parties in tns
city not to ell any of their goods to any er chsH''
doing business of San Francisco. The uder sisrcd
takes this method you, well as the public
that he has hand part in such "agrceInen hat h:
values high the trade of the Stote ~ large - thus
coniue limit hnselfor the sale ofhis goods He there
fore bcgs that his friends in the interior cities and owns
will desert HIN, aad respectfully sJieits
ance of their patronage
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10
WHEELER & WILSON,,
MANUFACTURERS OF
IMPROVED SEWING MtCHINES
Manufactured dt Watertotcn, Conn.

WGnNfacturcd d UatertOacR, Conn.
THESE MACHINES have been in successful opera.
in the hands of manufacturers and families for
the past three years and in every have given uni
satisfaction They offered to the public
with that confidence in their merits which the
niied testimony of their numerous customers has
rengthened and confirmed.
These machines entirely different from any other
principles on which they are made being e1casuely
Among the advantages of this Machine any others
the following
J. The simplicity of its construction. and the case
with which be kept in the most perfect order.
.. The perfect with which the operator is
bled stitch and the varous kinds of work, from
the finest linen to the coarsest cloths
g. 1t particularly cxcels in the rapidty with which
work he executed; in that respect it has equal
The little power required to propel thcm enabling
those the delicate constitution to them
without injury 10 their health.
II. C. HAYDEN, Agent,
If San Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10

The Mustang Lir riincnt cLtcs Lheum Ttism;
The Mustang LinEont c.,rcs Stiff JOINTS
The Mustang Liniuent Burns and Wounds;
The ninstanG Linir-cnt -ures Pores ami Ulcers
The Mustang Linmen' sote Breasts & Nipples !
The Mustang Liriment cures Ee?reigia:
The Mastang Linmert crres Co5ns ard " Grtsl
The Mdstrng Linimen:is
Worth One Million Dollars per Annur1,
To the United States :ie Preserver and Of
valuable Horses and Cattle e1.cs all Sprains Galds,
Wounds Stiff Joints &c
VIII you answer Guca,n. nd 20: e"er hear Of
any ordinary Sore Steilnc Sprar q st fness either
on Man Beas., which Tie 1tu5.trg J..nimen would
curo' Did You ever @,sit aly respectable Drregis
in any part Of the void - E 9po Asa America
who did not lt-vas the greatest discovery of the
Agei" Sold everywHerc Z, cry family sho1id have ts
three sizes. B:FNEs & FAI.K. Props, y. Y
PARK & WHITE, Sole Agents
70. 152 Warrington street. opposit the Market.
The trade 5upp'.el cn the n-cst LIBERAL terms.
c. Q Ri PogR;.E, Agent, Nsvsds.
il
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10

T'I!E LARGE T ASSORTMENT OF MUSIC MER-
L chandsa IN the United ta;es. Pianos from five
different Manufactures of every variety of stye-from
those in Ila .ewood cases, for co. those of the
most elegant finish. for ; 900
No ii usr in the Union come in competition for
the nun bcr variety and celebrity of its instruments
nor the extrcmcly low prices at which they sold.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10
Notice of Declaration.

JANE c. VAN VRANKEN, Wife of c. d. Van
i. Vrankc !, of the Township of W aShngton, County
of Nevada and State of California, hereby make known
and declare that intend to carry on and transact bust
for he future in my name and on nv ac-
Sole Trader in the aforesaid Tow nship
" and State the of said business is Hotel and
Saloon keeping.
do further declare and say, that viii from this date
be Individually responsible in my name for all debts
contracted by me on account of said business.
do also further declare and that the capital
vested in said business does not exccoi Five Thous
Dollars.
JANE c. VAN YRANKEN.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10

The DIGGINGs.-We clip the follow
ing from the Victoria Gazette, of August
3lst:
Messrs. Kent Il Smith. E1pressmen,
brought down with them six hundred
ounces of dust. the greater portion of
which was from the sluice-claims on
Texas Bar.
On his way up the river, Mr.. Smith
counted the number of rockers Al work
on each bar, and inquired as to the sue
cess of the miners in working.
On Puget Sound Bar there were 40
rockers at work. with three men to a
rocker, and all doing well.
On Sacramento Bar there were Is
rockers at work, and few men unem-
ployed.
On Emory's Bar, there were Sc rock
ers at work, and miners averaging Sc to
IS to the hand.
On Hills Bar 100 rockers and 400
men at work, averaging an ounce day
each
There wns I;ttlo doing at Fort Yalo
From Pixies claim on Pixies Bar,
above Fort Yale, so ounces were taken
out in three days.
On the bars above little else is doing
except prospecting.
The accounts from the Upper Frazer
continue good, but the Indians are very
troublesome. Some canoes had sue
ceeded in getting through the Big Can
on; one canoe had been capsized and
man drowned.
Another seizure of liquor by the au-
thorities had taken place at Fort Yale.
The weather has been very warm on
the river, the thermometer standing at
90 : in the shade. A rise of water of
about fifteen inches had occurred hut
when Mr.. Smith lett the river was at
stand.
Mr.. E. G. johnson. Agent of Ballous
Express of Fort Yale, sends us the fol-
lowing:
Eight companies on Texas Bar are
making from SIS to $40 per day to the
hand.
Five companies on Emory's Bar are
making from So to S25 per day to the
hand.
Fourteen companies on HIS Bar are
making from SIC to $50 per day to the
hand.
Nine companies on Fort Yale Bar are
making from SIS to $50 per day to the
hand.
Mr. George Barton, agent for Ballou's
Express on Pixies Bar, took out S45 on
the oh day of this month.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10
A. BAR BIER.
Manufacturer OF SyruTs, Coz dIals a.


To McVvr'iiams Co. Cushing Shelden Geo. rhacher
& Co. Hill. Wooster & Co; VIM Howard; Pryaat y
CO. p. J. Brogan Co; Barton, Grimm & Co; Burl
4 Co. Thomas w, Legget; Lady Adams Co; H. Mii
Ter & Coz y. Dc pechcr y Field; J: Burton Go
Benchley & McNcil J. e. Jonchaus; Flagg, Power
& Culver; W. r. Grissim; Sheath & Arnold Linton &
Beck; Booth s. Co; J. w Mitchell a Co; Pullman A
Lcoher; J. II. Bulard; z. VertimeT; Hyde & Har's.
Hamilton & Co; Wolf Co.. sam Doake, and ali Joa-
bcrs in California. apr22
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10
Horace Waters Improved Pianos,

With or wh' ut iron Frames. have in :heir ale
an improved action power and of tone equal
ing the gr Id, with the bea t \ ID durability I the
square Piano. The Press ard first Music Mas have
Justly pronounced them equal If not SUI erior any
other II 1hey are guaranteed to stand the action
OF eve-y Climate.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10

- The number of Indians in the
Canadian Provinces, as far as could be
ascertained by special commission re-
Gently appointed on Indian affairs, is
about $500 in the Eastern, and 1900
in the Western Province-showing a
total of nearly 10000, exclusive of wall
dering tribes to the north of whom no
correct information could be procured
Exchange
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10
SlieriH's SlIe.

DY VIRTUE, OF AN FXECU-
ID ton 20 me directed and issued ont of the Hon.
District Court of the lth Judicial District in and for Il G
County of Ne, la and Of California. judi inert
rendered in said Court the 24th day Of August TX
in favor of FRANK MURRAY and against AMOS 7.
LAIRD, for the of Ssi2 AZ, Debt, with interest o.
said from The cath day of August, 1853 at the rat
of Ten per per till paid, together with S42
61 of sut, have levied upon and seized the o.
lowing described pre- perty which heretofore a
tachcd II O'Clock y. NJ, July 23d 1853, towit: "A IL
the right the def nlaut. T. Laird in and to
Water Ditch known as the Cascade Dtch' taking wa
ter from Big Deer Creek to Hunts Hill and other mi.
ing loc al.es in the ounty of Nevada.
AISo-Al of said Dee :dlnts right in and to the MI
ING CL AIMS located Americas Hill in said county
west o. Nevaa city, AMI known as Lairds America !
Hill dIgg:: ::ngS r, . T.. Ill,
sale ol the abovc II property to the highest b
der for ash on SATURD Wy tn, 18th day of Septen-
ber A. d 1858 in front of the Court HOUSE uoor Ill the
City of Nevada, between the hours of 10 A. NJ, al"
o'clock, p. NJ.
Given under my hand this the Goth day of August, A
D.. 1853.
aug27 :. w. BORING, Sheriff Ncvaia Co.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10

II CALVIN, ~ G.
J. T. NASHAGAN, Secy. novel.
~ THE BEST AND OSLY RELIABLE PRE-
Paraon of Sarsapaila for the immediate relief aud
permanent OF all diseases arising fro impure
state of the Bloc or habit of the system, is Dr. Guy
sotts Exrsct of Yellow Dock ami Sarsapsilla Scrofu
Ia Ulcers, Old Sores, Rheumatism Afec tons of the
Kidneys Diseases ofthe Throat, Ernptions ofthe Ssn
Pains and Aching of the Bones Joints are al quick
ly cured by Guysott's Extract Of Yellow Dock and
Sarsapara, whea used per direction on the BOTTLE
Look for CouAtcrteits limitations of this Sar-
apara, :hat is sold by unpr'rcipl,d Druggists for
genuine. This Genuine DR.. GVrsota Yellow Dock
and Sarsapariha prt up in Qrart Bottles
PARK ( WHITE Sole Agents,
Importer and Genera yent COR al .he Go nune Fam
ly Medicines, ;32 Washington street, opposite the
Market, san Francisco
C. o. KILBCCRNE, Agent, New ada
Nav a. lS5S-=3rn
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10
HORACE WATERS MELoDEoNs,

(Tnnod the equal ttmpeIan ent)
superior in each desirable quail Can also furnish
Princes, CarhartS & Smiths Melodc, ms Prices from
SD To- Sl2 for two sets "f reed, SI5J; hanks o
ke =, $40 Organ pedal bass Me.oIecns $40 SIS and
S3OO, less liberal discount.
Each instrument warranted to give Subtraction or
purchase money refunded
Second Hand Pianos at Great BargainsI
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10
sEOstetter's Stomach Ritfers.

Corrects the appetite ntarts 70 tie system
off the bic and impure secreto's, regua- the how
els, gives strength OF 5ody and mind. For dyspep-
sa and d,peptic symptoms IL the Jndcr of tile
afflicted in all cf fiaulener, dizziness protrac
Hon. great fatigue. gene al inability it is surprising
how the patient finds relief frmily can afford
to be without Hosetters Bitters. TheS require no spir
its. Sold in quart by Druggists and Liquor
lcalers.
The Bters being pleasant to the taste, also make
delightful beverage.
As there are several base limitations rchasets should
be careful and take but the g. nuine HOSTET-
TIERS STOMACH BITTERS kept by al resi- ectable
Saloon Keepers and for il, quantities to suit by
PARK & WHITE,
Sole Agent for the Pacihc Coast
1872 Washington st. opposite the Market, San Francisco