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A Beck for the Million!

IFdnst published, by ERDERHES Co, B0aA sellers nd
ctathLers, No Ia Court sreet Boston, Brief Treatise a,
. pages, ca Diseases d the Sexual System u tA sexs
their symptoms and treaimeat-prepared nv A pb,.i
can Of the "Bostan Eectlc Haspitaln This werk alto
contains seofchlng exposure Of the deception and In,
postIIt pIeneed o. advertising quaeks with some o. n
names and locations. Sold by periodical dealers enerav
sent oy mail, on the RECEIPT of three postare
Address Box 800 Ioston pas.-erce tx
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DAUPEE NO4I2E.-AU persons are hereby forbid har-
ring Trusting in any way maxim. provision Tor + hill
lip Sullivan his VIE SARAH their ehidren, Owen
-abin and fhi!f, (Pauper1 account a the Town OF
franklin, for saii pay such bills ample provision
is made Tor t4e.f seaport in this
JOHN WEST, I 0yerseers Of Poor
S WATSON, Of Franklin.
Fraaklia May /, 1875, 31lg
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For sale by all respectable Druggists sni
ApothecarIes IN the United States aud British
Provinces,
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PRACTICAL And ASALYTICAb CHEMIST
LOWELL, ccA3S-
40 sOLU 81
CALNIN PECK, I,:5vo-.h; p Crabtr--. Jr. H,u-
ecs L, : rrre Sugivpn, John r,Ts-.E. Gal.lieo-c,
John Harry, Stueieu ". ies-liol Miiltrdge, Nc
olas !. Gettr,y. Clerryaea, Ecs-Aiad Means. sury,
John S.epheus buehii and all dn-g. ats and dealer,
u4ed.,ines .Arors hcui the world. Iva,
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Ayers Pills

Arc particularly adapted to
dtrsngrmcntsetihe digestive
apparatus, and ,israses srtS
ing f-osl impuTiiy Il tn
lla-si 4 large part s.l H liz
complaints that stfiiLi man
Kind Ein1te Ia one u these,
aud copscl uen;ly these rlLlI
arr 5u1f - cure EIl3y va.t.
eilss u q g+s4ss,
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Coparincr>Ilip Notice.

TIE undersigned from his day associated in busi-
L uss- for tie practice 0: Law.
/ THos. RonlxsoS. EEcExE Hale.
( Ell.s u-... March y ISIS
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BlaIs sotirrY Tie annual business meeting Of the
washngta City BiLle Society held, ia pursuance Of
adjournment. Friday, June Al. Ie5stae President
john nge. esl., in the chair. tg
Inc meeting oPenel with prayer by Rev Nilsson
Noble aA A.
The account Of proceedings at the previous meeting
read sad approvel aar f f
The Rev ID. Sunderland, with appropriate
Arks offered Tho following resolutions whish were
,inanimousIy% adopted - z iasl. ~ As.l-aa 49,
ResClxf Thai ia the eforts Of the rey Joshua Nor
sell OF Washington, u. c, the Hon. John Thompson
Of New York aud the Rev. Joseph T. Smith, d. D., OF
Baltimore. 70 which il pleasure aud prisege o.
listen the evening of the resent annisera exercise
Of the society, recognise noble championship Of ou
cause and cheering evidence thai God has sonsecraei
some Of the choicest minds of day TO lis love
aud service aud that hail With fresh emotions OF
joy the adseing sentment the convincing arguments
and the rich and rips Instructions with which tlose al
dresses abound, and deem them worthy to be held In
nenbance BY every fend Of the Object Tor which our
association exists I. 5. y.
extended TO the Rev Mr.. Morsell the Hon, Mr. Ihomp
son. and the Rev Dr. Smith their able ami eloquent
efforts and that copy of their addresses be solicited
for publication in such form as the board Of managers
Raaaed That the secretary is hereby directed to trans
init to each of the shove named gentlemen this acton of
the society and take such other may be
| oessary for the purpose contemplated a. ns,t ~
The committee appointed ~ the previous meeting to
nominate officers of the society Cor the ensuing year (s
the members prcsent) nominated the following gentle
men, who were duly elecfSd:
President John p. Inglc
Vice Prcsidents--Pcvs. a. d. Cr-nInins, ID. d., j. c.
smith, ID. D.. +. ID. Gurley, d. d., ID. Ball. s. II. Hill
d. d., j. q. Butler. taa
SecIetary-Mitchel H. Miller.
Treasurer-M Michael Nourse.
Dreetors-George j. Abbot A L. Edwards, DIR. r.
johnson, 4. j. Masiuder, A. Rotlwell, Ulysses Ward
Loondas Coyle, Col James L. Edwards, Col Il. r.
Luned, Presley Simpson, VIM b. Todd, Ephraim
Wheeler n ra
1ne committee pI Jviously appointed to examine the
treasurcrs accounts Or the year ending May 31st 1853
rel rted in whiting that they had discharged that duty
and found it in all respects correct
The meeting adjourned a..er the bencdiction by the
| Rev. A. Goodrich Smith.
The CAoUTcHouo ExHBI. al the model-room of the
latent Office closed yesterday although many
choicest articles will remain in in the centre OF the
hall. We were informed yesterday that Nj Goodyear
| has obtained extension of his patent
OsE THE 0UTRsGEs WE READ OF "A few evenings
| since, young lady walking along one OF our
most frequented streets her brother along took
her porte ouna and expressed his establishment at only
finding few cents in it, Yet this pleasant family Jest
paraded daring and insoent attempt at highway
| robbery
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IlALTIM0RE AND OHIO RAILROAD, WASH
I'D NsToN BRANCH TUESDAY, JUNE Is, trains win

as follows
IL, Annapolis Junction
n2pos washingoa Juncesca parts
for Philzdcphsa New York gs tl3 10
715, lbisdelphin,
30, Washington
express Parts
ffaadciphia, and New York. En ~ ffqF IN 4Fw tiff
A. 10, hr Baltimore
Annapolis, express
p Washington
tion with accommodation West f
The rs, and
only Annapolis and Washington functions
On Saturday the g. 80 PiladcphiA only
On sunday but train ieaves-ai 8 90 n m
ISL H PARSONS AGENT
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INFORMATION WANTED.-The heirs of Thomas
III Sostbcomb Of
some.ug % their advantage BY addrss Thomas Page Frank
fort, Kentucky. June l3-Sts
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wiliards' Hotel.
United states Hotel.
ALEXANDRIA.


MKYrrxa or YBs ALEXANDRIA, CANAL COMPANY
meeting Of the Alexandria Canal Company was held in
this place Monday, b. b. Barton esq, in the chair
and w. G. Seaton secretary. ~ 0dfBE q a8k H4dF
The reports Of the various officers and of the
ng committee read, adopted, and ordered to be
printed. srt = aAshset
The following officers were then chosen for the
ing year ~ "a VI ss6 sseftt
President Reuben johnson.
Directors Henry Dssngcrfield, w N Mcveigh James
Green J. j. Wheat, G., u. Lee, and John West, y
Examining Committee Rob II. Miller. Bnjamin Bar
ton VIM. C. leaton and Il. Hallowell.
The following resolution then adopted ;saa ~
Resolved That the president call the attention of the
governor u the claim OF this company the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company for water power, and request
him to tass such in tbs he may deem
proper, 49,. n ,-,-ss. .ss.s. fssates-.8 ~
The meeting then adjourned until the 9th August next
FoURIH on JuLY--We see accounts of preparations
being made everywhere for the ce,braten of the ami
veny of independence. while here there Is little said
respecting II Tis is not 1t should be We cannot be-
and therefore the citizens of Alexandra should for
IN year. withdraw their minds from the Of every
day business and enter heart and hand into the work Of
keeping alive IN the rising generation tue spirit which,
led to National Independence and prosperity Why should
there not be meeting called at carly day to make
arrangements for appropriate celebration Ct indie
pcndence Day
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DIGRsr OF TIVE LAWS on VIRGINIA.. or A

MORE NEW k0ykLA AT PHII.P'S.--Robert
IVA o.kaSds; a., me ossnass osyA.s; ~ Leigh Rache rs
Cssfrssions q rrery by yn~ Fsrdoc 10 cents
me nv Il n~soc~ Wy Mos iAvAes 80 teuss 81 800
Jssi rrcesvedst b iIg % frnFs New Bookstore
june s52 Penn ay hanJla OH
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The injecting linen ailourne until the atIl Augu.t nez.
MARINE.


Schooner Emhar pcnoho rsdisaespssA 70 sasnr ~
sAnrp ~.
wctmore BoSert, New York. COOL by Fo~ie Co
Schooner Francs New Haven by IL Net.sry
schooner Mary Emily Blanchard, Bo-se coal. by ~ smith
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ErOWNEs RUDIMENTARY CHEMISTRY; Lo,

DAFFLE-A FINE YOUNG TROrTING MARE,
and years a. perfectly gentle
inside 81 fOar minuies. arst pstse EftAf
top BagSe, very ~ ranning prize
New Snlky, used but three vecks, bird prize.
One set Buggy Harncss rxafiy new, bsrth prize.
buckskin Saddle, aud Bride, hfih prize
VIII ratified for hxndrod cancos
for at 1ve dollars per chance IlDYDS Restaurant,
juno Is Southeastern Il 7h
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A LII persons having claims against the Corporation
Washington, q any Kind except The fsndea ase,
guessed % fasssh s,.ismssi u ilr ih fase muy
JAMES
Nky0 '
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To DysPsprIcs Son nagneia and all alkalies either
afford but temporary relief confirm tho disease into
chronic affection The oIygenatcd btcrs Immediately
relieve and permanently AL forms Of Dyspepsia, anal
stomach difficulties June I6- LTD, SW&W
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The CAourcHouo ExHIBI. at the moderoona of thu
latent Office was closed yesterday although many. of
choicest articles will remain in in the centre OF thu
hall We were informed yesterday that Nj Goodyear
has obtained an extension of his patent.
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SPECIAL SESSION OF THE SENATE.
rrEspAY. JUNE Is, 1858.

The senate was called TO order at twelve O'Clock and
,e proclamation OF the President under which they had
..seInbIo.i was read by the Secretary. ~ ~
,)u. motion by Mr.. ALLEN, resolution WAS adopted
.,nting committee OF two members 10 wait on the
p,-iisnt Of the Unitsd Stab. and inform him that
orum of to Senate has assembled and that the Seate
+ rly To receive amy communication lac may be pleased
h make and Messrs. AuAs and SEWARD were accord
m, motion low M GREEN, a resolution adopted
t the standing committees of the senate they stood
q the close of the late session, 10 continued during the
present session Afi shtlae tllr
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An orAToaIo was given hast night at the AssembI,
Rooms BY tho pupils OF the hnt and secoad ,ii~tr
schools, but the usual coures not extended .,
the U"'on unable TO say anything aboat lis sue
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II ORD ST LEONARDS' HANDY BOOK OF
IL Property highly extoiied February No u
Magazine, cloth. price Postage
playing
coaches 18th complete Price so
sale si rAHf0R Il MAuRYs
Is Bookstore, 38i Pennsylvania
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-20
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
CONSUMPTION CURED.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 10th. 1856.

MEssns. PARK HITE-Gents :-1tis with pleasure
you. that able to add my testimony in fa-
of Wistar's Baisam of Wild Cherry. For a
year haze been afflicted with cough and pain in my
side and breast, which originated with cold had
taken Cherry Pectpral, Jaynes Expeetorant Cod Liver
Oil, and many other popular patent medicines of the
dav-also spent over hundred dollars with ply
sicians. But all proved of no beneficial effect cad
ing your alma nae of 1855, l was induced to try you
Wissar's Balsan of Wild Cherry. was, at the time
commenced using it, laborng with every sym tom oI
consumption of the lungs found, that after using
bottle, it gave me RELIEF, and as considered my
hard one, sent your store and bought half dozen
bottles and snce it to say. before had taken it ALL
was we'll I must say, that it appeared to reach the
very place affected which all other medicines failed
am now in full enjoyment of good health, believing
that had not made Of your truly valuable Balsam
of Wild Cherry, should have been past recovery
if not dead.
shall always take pleasure in recommen endng to
those who afflicted with Coughs, colds difficult
breathing. pain in the side any lung diseases your
Balsam of Wild Cherry, with the signature you adver-
tise. sanford Park, Cincinnati Ohio," as am in
formed there imitation put up with other sig
nature Respectfully yours,
David ALLCUT.
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of pocket handkerchiefs. Subsequent
ly Mr.. Cole became aware Of the fact
that the Irish woman marked the pocket
handkerchiefs with the juice Of shell
fish. Following out this germ Of knowl-
edge, Mr.. Cole eventually re-discovered
the whole process Of using the Tyrian
dye, and NJ. Jussieu, in France, confirmed
the discovery of Mr.. Cole.
The Tyrian purple was valued SO
much, because it was substantive color
and the only purple then known. There
is tale about the manner of its discov-
cry, which fear is more pretty than
true. The Tyrian Hercules had a
sweetheart, it is said, and the lady had
a little dog One day, as the story
goes, the little dog went wandering
about on the sea-shore, and came back
with his lips all covered with purple
stains. The lady, taking fancy 10 the
color, told Hercules she could never see
him again, until he presented her with a
robe dyed with the same purple dye
The dog had been eating the shell fish.
Hercules set himself about discovering
the source of the purple. and fortunately
succeeded
AS regards scarlet, the ancients had a
substitute for cochineal in little Span
ish insect, called the kermcs insect. 1t
was very sorry substitute for cochi-
neal, however; the more particularly, as
the ancients could not by chemical
methods bring out the color either OF
kermes, or (ifthey possessed the latter
of cochineal. Our fine scarlets are made
by sleeping the fabric to be dyed, first
in decoction of cochineal, then in a
solution of muriate of tin.
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nrBEwARE OF BASE INITa1IoEsIrs

As there quite a number of Counterfeit articles
bearing the of Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
purportng to be the Genuine and Orgns" We there
fore deem it necessary for the pbic good to . all
persons who purchase the Balsam uf Wild Cherry to
look well at the Signature before biy,ng The (cnu-
inc Wistar's Balsas Of Wild Cherry shss rac sIarE
Of the signature of Henry Wistar ID, PHILADELPHIA
wrapper Therefore, be cautious. can be genu-
inc without the signature Of Sanford rark For sale
by Druggists generally
PARK & WHITE arc tho only Agents to whom IN
orders should be addressed. Also. Importers. Whole
sale and Retail Agents of all valuable Patent ycdcin-s
cisco Asc4 3n
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NTHt1tAS. on he 81 lay NJ Aulrs' A. ". ~.
~ final j.GE ne it AMI Il cree rendered. iv
icssion. the ) tfic Court Of the li u lici u ri.
Of the sta.e of California III for u county a. N's
-, 10 fav'r Of IAi 5 DT-ViNt. and -an-t 49, '
dred an cightyfo dollars. de togc.hc with n.t
on the said OF - 81 90 atiIe of3 per
ort from the rcr on nf Judgment until pa ."s.,l
with all sns.s of mt. And whcrr the all 81 l.
Of August, ltJ 4 ertd end .lccreed b. TIA.
Court that the Mort gage for in Pair tiiIs J.
~ forcc'scd, and the property therein described
Th2 u1uiyids ! orc-cn'h cfrhat Water Ditch ~,
the Poor Man Creek Ditch situated in Tie r.r.r-
Nevada ard Sta.c Of taliorTi j.. convcvi.r =
ming purposes tr. the Ct known the r.
Creek to CrlcaTe liat Meorr iat. = oosc'. l.,
other mining lNralrs in those icini:ias : L..
divided tcntb rfti=t crr.an ditch X o.
extension Of the cor Mans Greek d c inr
ter from ;'Ic a.h IolS oft1 NitIdl, Nuh RI ert"
reka and II Ling cali cs in that 1iriniiv. 80 -.
divided ono tenth uf that o,htr ctr'aiu Water i-.h
known a. the In Dlfch N said county ofYc>-
veylnS wai"f from the Eur, Ia Digging, t. {
three miles ID low tlr town ot Elr ka n.d eu. g..
same io.o the Poor Mans rock agf.n at i,.at mt
Notice is here Eivt that y III eNrc." 81, n
sale the 9bove desc ibcd oreriy in fcn; - -
House Goor. in NcVaia city, 20 III, LI.b.,t t-L.-
cash,nn SATURDAY he Fourtr .ay OF S,.rt ma.
l5Js. between the h OF ocl -cN. l. y and ci.,t
p. NJ. to satis and pay sail Judgment g.. Of,
Given under ny hand in to city Of Ney,i.. ~
llth day Of Scp:enh.- -. y. lti5
JOHN BtZ.t".
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G HErs.aEs.e7s SAG.

SrATEo. LGLIFoK,-Is. c. UNTY or rk-'L'.
Township Of Ncvad,--
DNiRTt of an Execution t. .ar utlivc.-
4 pfrum -hc Court Of John Al lers9f E.q
Justice of 'ac Peace, in a1d fm .hn CH.u'y nj ,
bearing date eth dan 0f June. s. j.. lsFS -
Judgment rendered y = IL Cti.. = h Z
Iune. 1888 "a fJvar Of Villa "a store M S-f--.
Holt x Co, fr The SUI, - son % de i-''r-' d.~
ages a1d costs Di sui.. l1vc -aENa =
aud viii sell totlf hiehcs. L'atc o Cs-h n 'o
ing property. '1-vii:
The Toll Ga' "a iridsr -uc 4 ;l-~s =
longiL- = eacl iiai-, iiFi'.sc I'D To,i r. ..i>
from NeTaG. ~ Sweet! n sud San 'ua y tic -
Ing been lor tot attached rr tbs f.h' ,-i {
snit viii s,il all tie sli. ..;,e aaf nseir = -
ltoit \ G" iief"niG-.s. ~ De fJurt ita1-, - =
Saturday .et, Il 1rr,s. iSs brswecs tar =
O'Clock, 4 II, and o'r.rrS, L "A Il 49,
as the property "a v /. Holt X Co. def u i-r.
isfy tbs above demands md aecrnirS ru~.%.
I. :. GREGORY, one a
Nevada. Auc-i- : fSs-
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Manufacturer Of Syrups, Cordials, &c.
LIS Wa:hington street

The following from of Agents. who is too well
know in his State need endorsing by u.s. will be
read with interest by Dyspeptics:
LEBANON, Y. II. Feb. 90, 1856
Mcssrs Seth w. Fowle g. Co.--Gentlemen Please
sendby Express. another Box of Oxygenated Bters
nearly ont These Bitters have recently been
ed with unusual benefit by member of my family. who
has derived more advantage from than from all other
medicines which fact being known greatly influences
the demand for the tters. There is profession in
which reputation for truth and sincerity is desr
have always been careful in recommending remedies
But feel perfectly safe in advising all who troubled
with Dyspepsia. to resort to the Oxygenatsd
Biters, Yours truly, sc,
GEO S. KENDRIcK
Sold by Henry Johnson & Co. Wholesale Druggists
46 Washington street. San Francisco, sole Agents for
the Pacific coast.
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TYRIAN PURPLE. The celebrated
Tyrian Purple is nothing more than a
juice which exists in particular vein of
certain she'll fish, found on our coasts
and on the coast of Ireland even more
plentifully than on the coasts of Tyre.
The jealousy of the Roman emperors
limited the knowledge of working in
Tyrian purple to certain families the
jealous policy being transferred to the
Greeks of the Eastern Empire, period
occurred at least when only the men,
bers of one family knew how to perform
the operation, and little later the pro-
cess WAS lost entirely.
Curiously enough, an Englisl, gem
tlcman, named Cole, discovered the
process in the reign of Charles l. it
should be mentioned that Byzantine
princess Macerombolitessa by name,
happened TO see the process of purple
dying, and left a record of it; meagre
enough, however, inasmuch as the lady
mentions little more than the fact that
the color was produced from shell-fsh,
and that the juice only became purple
after exposure to air.
In the reign of Charles l., Mr.. Cole, a
gent4rMan resident at Bristol, became
acquainted with the circumstance that
poor woman residing on the coast of
Ireland got her living by marking names
in delicate purple color. on the corners
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Y
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, L.,
H,-usr $ A-...aE, -


STATE OF CALIFORNIA, L.,
Comfy of.Nesaea, IS
District Court l4th Judicial District OF said sa.a
The People ofthe State Of Csliiorua, MICHAEL l.
-wOEP. Greetmg:
VOU ARE HFREBY summoned to appear and an
swer to the comp plaut of John Pryor fled ne anst
you by James Weaver and IsaasAf. Thoman within ten
days from the service of this writ if we'd yon
this county within twenty days if ed in this
District of this county within days il
YOU in this STATE and out this District in
action commenced the 10th dav of ugust, A. D. 1853
in said Court for the OF two thousand I him.
dred AMI twelve dollars aledxed in thu complaint afors
said be due Plaintiff frem Defendants uron a prom
sery note together with hnccrung interest said
at the rate Of three per cent per month till paid.
Also for decree of oTccosue and ale of TIE mortga
ed premises parcua y mention ID and described in the
original complaint on file iii the oEcC the tlcTk Of
said Court certified copy of w'cl is ho.twn served
And you hereby n''iiicd tlatif Won fah answer
said complaint herein directed Plaintiff will take
all of suit and also demand of the Court
relief as is prayed for N his aidronplanA
In testimony whereof :, RIFU7 SHOEMAKER;
Clerk Of the District Court AZ os9d, % ,ss
the City If Ncyad., this lGth day 4 August T. 1898
RUfU- SIIOFMAf Err. Ct.k.
~ y H. Smith, Deputy.
attorney Plaintiff that 9Iic acG G. WNf on Of
the defendants bo alhoue dileen seare,
has been made for him aud Il L,so appearing that Sai
Wcf is still resident a; TINS Stc and that Plai nti1
Ia good cause of action against sii def, ndsnt
1t is therefore ordered tia; he had upon said
def, nlant Wolf. by publ .l'on N .he NgSAr, Jour,
NAL newspaper publ.s4ed N-vrGa TO- the to. m Of
fou- weeks next from aid afc his Il
Witress NiLtSSEABIs
Di-irict Judge,
tAts-:oc"Tv
Attest Kr.rs ShoENAKr'> Cl:rk &c.
d VA. 'i,ni,i, Dspu.y ,l-ri.
Dunn z Gates AttVs sr Ilr.iT.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-20

MANAGERS
Capt. R. Shoemaker, L n. Dawley,
Niles Scarls, Z F. Burton,
7. Caswell J. C. Birdseye,
J. T. Crenshaw, DIR. H. II. Wickes,
Us Wall, A w. Riley,
T. E. Beans, A. T. Laird,
VIM Mailman, Geo. S. Hupp,
A. Rosenheim, George Wood,
Henry Meredith, J. R. Mcconnell,
c. Wilson Hill, J. b. Van1agen,
A. C. Niles, J II Helm,
John wcbber, Waldo NJ Allen,
Henry Pearson, S. H. Chase,
G. D. Roberts, James Find lcy
C. r. Edwards, c. X. Hotali ng
C.. J. Lansing, s. s. Lewis,
Jerre Job. Frank Wilder,
Edwcrd Skiff, Ed. Marcellus,
A. B. Hanson. II. w. Vesey,
w. W. Wixom, II. ID. Cady
J. b. johnson, L. C. McKibbe
j. B. Troxel, John Magraw,
Chas Schardn, Thomas Hanna
S. ii. Gilham,
COMMITTEE on INVITATIONS.
Capt r Shoemaker VIM. f. Anderson.
J. B. Van Hagan, Charles Marsh.
Niles Searls
COMMITTEE ON RECEPTION
Lieut.. Phil Moore, l. J. Rolfe,
H. B. Thompson, A. ID. Allen,
a H. Hagadorn. I. w. Sigourney,
Still Slusher
FLOOR MANAGERS
T. w sigourney, A. d. Allen,
J. A Lancaster, C. r. Edwards,
S. T. Dorsey, A. H. Hagadorn.
COMMITTEE ON MUSIC.
;. A. Lancaster, Henry Knerr
N p. Brown, Reuben Moore
J S. Lambert.
COMMITTEE on REFRESHMENTS.
Joseph Clark, w. P Harrington, D. Baker,
T. II. Turner, Sol. Lewis,
COMMITTEE ON FINANCE.
Capt. X. Shoemaker, w. p. Harrington,
J. ~ Levey, 7. W. Sgourney,
y. =. Brown.
COMMITTEE on ROOM
5. W. Boring, &C. Van Hagan,
\. b. Hanson, Joe Roberts
D. u. Hunt, Henry knerr.
COMMITTEE OK CARRIAGES.
II. l.. Joachmssen, X. Carncs, Geo. Story
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-20
WHEELER g. WILSON,
MANUFACTURERS OF
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES

Manufactured at Uaterto,-n Conn.
THESE MACHINES have been in successful opera
ton in the hands of manufacturers and families for
the past three years and every case have given uni
rersa satisfaction They offered the public
with that increased confidence in their which the
snitcd testimony of their numerous customers has
trengthened and confirmed.
These machines entirely different from any other
the principles on which they made being exclusively
own.
Among the advantages of this Machine any others
the following
l. The simplicity of s construciion. and the ease
with which it can be kept in the most perfect order.
= The perfect manner with which the operator is ena
blcd to stitch and sew the various kinds of work. from
the finest linen to the cloths
J. 1t particularly excels in the rapidy with which
work can be executed; in that respect it has equal
l. The little poner required to propcl them, enabling
those of the delicate constitution TO use them
without injury 10 their health.
II. c. HAYDEN, Agent
San Francisco.