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The Nevada Democrat., 1858-07-28
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Remarkable Instance Of Medical Relief.

RS- Below publish the certificates OF two of the
sufferers from the pangs Of disease who having recovered
their former health and mPeed by gratitude make known
authenticated by Notary Public The demands OF socie
ty mperously CON AMI their publicity, and we commend
their perssal 10 tks attention of all afflicted;
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NrOTICE no CREDITORs-E.,..--

IN GREENBACH deceased Notice is hereby ri,.. mans n
the undersigned Aamn,stra'Sr Of the above estate e ~
estate Of the said Hans Greenbach deceased 10 erb;
same, with the necessary vouchers within ,s m we
at Brandy Flat in the Township of washngtr
town of Jefferson County of Nevada and ststs hs
mia. }. W. BOSLEY, Admini,tra,.'''
Of the Estate of Hans Greepbacb dasu.a aor
Nevada July 18th 1858. Nseesseo'
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LAEGL NOTICES.


OTATE OF CALIBORNIA, COuntvorN--
- da In District Court Of the 14th Judicial sevn-
]. II. WENTN OBTH vs. ISAAC S. ARIISf.1 NNst
hereby given. that j. II. Wentworth has leS d
plant in said Count, and prays judgment against So
iendant for 1888 81 with costs &c. and for sag de-
lien for lumber TO that amount furnished at q
iendant for and used in the construction Dc.
House bidding with the additions and build seaA
with connected and attached situated in the to nes
Valley County OF Nevada, the top of the hil ~
street leading from Grass Valley to Rough Rasa Aaa
north side thereof where Arling resides with k % The
ground which the me is erected being the ot u
formerly owned by Stephen Walworth, and sold Is "
Waworth to said Arling. All persons holdine ~ Y sad
ing liens said premises, notified to be and
said Court Wednesday the 4th day of ANGUS, u
exhibit then and there proof Of said liens '''' 10
, zoe. III. WENTWORTH
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALEs-wHEN .

Corner Of Montgomery and California SITS, Wells
Fargo Co.'S Express department.
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By WM. SMITH, Deputy.
CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Neva.
- d. District Court of the 1lth Judicial District Of

Buckner l. Hill Attorneys for Plaintiff ss-Sm
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-07-28
By WIN. SMITH, Deputy Clerk.
CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County ofNeya.

AIIeHI nut Us STiUENAkfTt, CIerk.
June 20, 1S68.-30-3m By WIN. SMITH, Deputy
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HAVE CONFIDENcE-pr. YOUNG VIII

Corner of California and Montgomery SITS. nm stairs
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1858-12-02
The Parable Of the Virgins.

We heard the sound of music and mirth, and
running to the window observed the g,are of tor.
ches in the stree. We were told that it was the
voice of the bridegroom and of the br:de"-
Some o. US instantly set out to witness the spec
tacle Of an Eastern marriage. We wished to see
the parable Of the ten virg ms illustrated, and
wish was gratifed The bridegroom was on
his way to the house of the bride Accordingly
TO custom, he walked in procession throughsthe
several streets of the town. attended by numar-
Gus body offriends, all in their snowy Eastern
garb Persons bearing torches went first, the
torches being kept in full blaze by constant
supply of wood rom a receiver.
There was mu h m:rth expressed By the crowd,
especially when the procession stood still, which
it did every few PAGES. Wethought ofthe words
Of John, "trhe friend O. tie Bridegroom which
standeth and heareth him reo'ce h greatly, be-
cause of the bridegrooms voice" At 1ength the
company arrived at the entrance Of the street
where the bri lie resided Immediately we heard
III S lund Of many female voices and observed
by he torch light company of yelled brides
maiGs waiting u the balcony to gve notice Of
the coming of the bridegroom When they
caught glimpse of the approaching procession,
they ran La into tie ouse cryi G, "Hail,
ha and the mu SIC both vocal and ins ru MENTAL
commenced within. We were left standing in
th9 "outer darkness" In ourlords parable, the
virgins go forth to meet the bridegroom, with
lamps n their hands but here they only wal ed
for his coming. S il, we saw the traces of the
v r. scene de. cribed ly or Lord, ard vivid
representation of th6'way in which Carist shall
come to his waiting church, and the marriage
supper Of the Lamb begin. In India, and other
rarts Of the East it is the custom for the friends
Of the bride to go out to meet the company
Nd9rdtire Of Ia sion to the Jel0s.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1858-12-02

to find such person, that it is no wonder he
should attract universal admiration" She
bushed deeply. Are you acquainted with
LATTE" | continued.
81 have never seen him." she replied, "nor
have the least anxiety to become acquainted
with him; after all his heroism and courage, he
is but pirate, murderer"
"Our hearsay opinions are sometimes incor-
rect" answered; Il once thought as you do !;
you shall have an opportunity of correcting
your unfavorable impressio ns, as have done ;
pardon my absence moment"
flew to another room, where found LATTE
in conversation with several officers. There
was an air of melancholy in his features and l
beckoned him to follow me. He took my hand
and pressed it in his.
"Onee," said he. Il too could be happy -
but where is Nary!
Y GU can still be happy if loneliness and dis
interested affection can make you so, without
Mary" 1 replied.
He was about to speak, but placed my fin
ger on my lips, and we in moment found our
selves alongside of Mss Hanson.
"Miss Hanson" said /, Il have the pleas
ure of making you acquainted with Capt. La
fits, of the South American service, and vol
unit eer in defence of our city"
She extended her hand W.T. kind of in7o-
untary shudder; lut at the moment. their eyes
met, her countenance was instantly suffused with
the deepest crimson = but as instantly became
deadly pale. She tottered towards him" o,
Mortimer go, Anne t. and they were
locked in each others arms. Her sensat ons
were too overpower ng -she tainted in his arms,
and was carried to another apartment ). where,
when she recovered, full unders anding of the
remarkable circumstances in Which they found
themselves and reconciliation took place.
Annette's friends were not more astonished than
delighted La6tte had never forgotten An
nette ; she was second only to Mary and if
she could not fill the void in his heart, Wh'ch
the death of that lovely victim had caused he
felt towards her all the atfee ton which the warm
est feelings Of gratitude could inspire. Annette's
attachment remain una!tered anil before | left
New Orleans, saw her made the happiest Of
mortals by her union with the adored Mortimer
Wilson INTRUDER TAR.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1858-12-02
Pharisee.

A week filed up with selfshness, and the Sab
ath stuffed full re igious exercises, viii make
good Pharisee, but poor Christian. There
are many persons who think Sunday is sponge
with VIII CHI to wipe out the sins Of the, week
Now Gods altar stands from Sunday to Sunday,
and the seven day is no more for religion than
any other. It is for rest. The whole seven are
for religion, and one of them for rest.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1858-12-02
The Iife-boat.

Faith is. to the lost sinner. VII the life-boat
is to the shipwrecked sailor dashing among the
brcaless- his only meaIsof escape from certain
death.
The sailor refusing to seze the life-boat when
he knows it would save him, is guilty ofsuicide;
the sinner re using to believe upon Christ, is he
not guilty of soul-murd r?
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1858-12-02
Volume 1, Number 5.
Sabbath gtafliug.
Mortality Of Man.


Like as the damask rose you see,
Or like the blossoms on the tree,
Or like the dainty flower Of May,
Or like the morning TO the day,
Or like the sun, or like the shade,
Or like the gourd which Jonas had
Fen such is man - whose thread is spun,
Drawn out and cut, and so is done
The rose vithers, the blossom blasteth,
The flower fades, the morning hasteth,
The sun sets, the shadow flies,
The gourd consumes and man he dies
L Ike to the grsss thet's newly sprung,
Or like q tale that's new begun,
Or like the bird that's here to-day,
Or like The rearled dew Of May,
Or like an hour, or like span,
Or like the singing of swan,
Fen such is man who lives by breath,
Is here, now there, in life and death
The grass withers, the tale is ended,
The bird is flown, the dew's assembled,
The hour is short, the span not long,
The swans near death, mans life is done
WAsTEtL
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1858-12-02
b. D. Blackwell, Publisher,
e VETS 81 o q L,
Things that I Love.

by HARRISON YANHIsE.
IT'S pleasant in the winter time,
When snow is falling fast,
To sit within quiet home,
And listen to the blast.
IT'S pleasant on q nountain-top,
When all is calm and still,
To stand upon lofty peak
And view SEINE lower hill.
It's pleasant in the forest deep,
On ground but seldom trod,
To mediate on things divine,
With no one near but God
IT'S pleasant on the sandy beach,
20 When walking on the shore,
To wander back and forth alone,
And hear the ocean roar.
IT'S pleasant in crowded street,
When tired of work and strife,
To mark the eyer.changing scenes
Amid the tide of life.
IT'S pleasant in a little room,
Shut out from human sight,
To think of any thing we please,
And there in n,,iaf write
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1858-12-02

Judge of books, as of men, There is none
wholly taultless, or perfect That production
may be said to be valuable one by the perusal
Of which a jud cious reader may be The WISER and
better; and is not to be deSpised for few deli
ciencies or inconsistencies.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1858-12-02

When one sees a family Of children going to
school in clean and wel-mended clothing, it tells
great deal in favor OF their mother, one might
yoticl that those children learn some valuable
lessons at home, whatever they may be taught at
school
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1858-12-02

The triumphs of truth are the most glorious,
chiefly because they are the most bloodless OF al
victories, deriving their highest lustre from the
number ofsaved, not of The slain.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1858-12-02
gtw glrops OF 2Egisaon1,
A narrowness Of waist betrays narrowness O.
mind. When theribs are contracted, it is sure
sign that the intellect is also

Despise not the day of little things, as many
fantastic fools pretend to do, Consider that
there are many Things in daily practice Q. no use
or significance in themselves, except insonluch as
they prepare us for things beyond ,hen.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1858-12-02

Real fidelity may be rare, but itexists-in the
heart. They only deny its worth and power who
never loved a friend, Or labored to make atriend
happy.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1858-12-02

It is useless to look forward to future state
Of prosperity, if the present be not occupied to-
thanksgiving the foundation OF It. Many cling
TO a distant hope and REJECT a progressive GER
tainty.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1858-12-02

Anger is the most impotent passion. that inau-
ences the mind OF man it effects nothing it un-
dertakes; and hurts. the man who is possessed
by it, more than the object against which it is
directed.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1858-12-02

Wecelebrate nobler obsequies to those we love-
our own; and the fairest funeral wreath we can
hang on their tomb is not so fair as fruit Offer
ing ofgood deeds
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1858-12-02
Memory.

The following waifcarr' es its own moral Mary
do YOU remember the text this morning r." No,
apa Inever can, I've such bad memory"
Mary.n said The mother, " did yop notice Susan
Brown" 20 yes what q fright She had
on her last years bonnet, done up, psa.green
silk, black lace mantila brown CATERS an ir0i-
atm Honi;on collar, her old ear-drops ana such
fan! Omyt Well, dear, your nemory is
improving"
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1858-12-02

The world makes US takers, but solitude makes
US thinkers.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-09
afnaI aunrrttatmrMia.
Lnther B. porLar vs Aaron 3. Whaaler

-SIdTE or TERMONI.
Caledonia County, 81.
A. hs Juue torn ~ the County Coili un ap9 a 90
luruN uI Caledonia rsFsrI HnH lutH % ~ fNiNs"'t
uu ihr nfat Igtfaai 90 luHr, a 10 80
pf.ssut Iiau. IUKEF POLAND. Chief JuhEf.
'" ~" faHr5 ID HrL 40 l..ig..s
" rHfs. hEvgfl
I uTIIHH g. POHuER 90 panFiH1, Ia aal tairlnnia
10 FsfIri in dc fnuuiI vi MuInnf stan ~ hFg 4Nit.
uhrTrIu tI. ulIuNHIff lafrH ul plrA lNal l. Wl4N
rfUIrT fr HIUfln NH lf sNuf HhlH 800 piHill "a.
d, iuaflr dur ifaIu tif lrlrud4ni 90 hisug iAha
tween tHFW. SOS NITIrUl#Hl lhH NlilNWN N'ia.,a N.
safs Hsi rau hr nrsf tf 90 ultrinrr ln4 tl Nr lt'
thr go lu ihr butuasa ~ sflIus urpr lft.s hl N l
ami r1iirr- 1r tirfsrr ~ 80 y o. -l4 PC
lu thr United htaifn Hud lu tHr hnil- FlUfif ID W nWN
Amrnta Hud That uuTHH hH funUuuHufr ~ saiH lfilhi
shin usiurs lr a4ii hf hHd thr naturalization alH 900
n sail hHsiuraa, al has resolved larHg Wn 200 hlll w.
his shafr ut .tli ufuuta nud alli dr felHa tH hl I'VE
frasuatir account ui said prntsl ihgnFh nnl llNi ~
aid dtHanlad tie damage uf SOC faini one ih,i'sfl
,.sars pig thr rgcDFsV W vNtb' NlA lN'' '''''' 800
WhGrrurDh itanIrarur mat tho sah drn vas sn.ent
Gum inr state M thf umr ~ che service ~ ut NIl snl
hos ipnf bot legal nuFr ~ itr ptnHtul nlsHt hNg y
sld ttirt tu o. uHlItu az go iusufyf ~ ~ MT -
aar uf urlrintr ish1 and that tr pli cause we hl -
iuurut tu hr uutnrl ~ he Ifuhrltf thffrul ~ pNa
luE 900 material paste ul bic drtlHfHlHh Hhl VIZ Wi N
luuft tIfrr srrks sftfaaiffi1 iH 600 Hrlnntnl %
uaurr pnuiri at Ht inhusnurl % sa1 pNn ol'lrlnN
iUr time Uf Dluft 90 shah aai llDn 70 .Rli'yi CIt
1880 ''''' ''''' clAs pNsA. co. Csrt.
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SYiPK or VERMONT
ff4fHHUuIs fH.ffrrff. q
N''Hf~ "''''"F 90 Chauoeu
JauFf lluHaHuA t,,t,.. q.,,,. A a. ia.
MIUAtt tnariItuf ' '''"' ~ - F

MItUAti tuaTfItnf ] ''''' 'f'''' - - '''.
TlE lseegr 80. l.,Ih y g' petition '9a Michael
Hampshire, 90 90 hl, das ~ Arm a u is' duY rst-
rulrd o. David pullFs Wg[igaar lrrd WHlam Ani 70!
said drri situated thr village az ~ JuhnHbuY, and
Wounded 90 tunuWH. tuiumrnrluH uu the Hrft lWr 81
had street 90 tr SOUTH rhsi GARNER " aul ut nrl t
stake rutp south turrf drrra Nrht riHhW irrt tu 20
stake thence south 10 rEfrHa. rnai nnrt nuo rri g. thr
raH lice Of aad slfgr itn'f ln We h.uul ftN . Al
naurn FsfuaY o. iss3 rcfrrno. ~ sait decd, eoudl
toned lur Ibg ts}neni II certain g"nls-1il not gAr
tsid rr fr tho ~ thirt} dHlarh plt ar demand
Interest annually said nuhFHuf bearer Nhl0h o.
uuN llFl dur go iuf 900 n1a h"l ltfh il lnWF 20
ufr ca MI hr fii dat 90 Aprl - i'a7i iT NE rrl
uf assignment ~ that date duly signed, HfAlrd hnd 81
amos rErd ri anl tlHustrrrh sali Wusastl lirnll,'
together Witu The unir therein il.i" f"ui rf"l
which Wii tuN appear ~ hll u,r ui 40 i
trai' in CONT o. Do prplu,rl Anl nuuf i"NUIh,l
NUul alsp further ftpusHn mat thr s1id michael t H
slt dAi Hrprut a -. isabF tNtII DECIDED afHutrr
81 that date % them ul1 sFnrd l.l aud t,ht"w i,l
aui transferred the urrntca HsCnhr tn said deed -
mortgage g. Jamrs uad ~ tuutufuu the county uita
scNaa wl mote NUS APPEAR by nFrunr rYpy n snll d"r
rradi ~ court a. tr puccd and ptn,Hth n The rpul ~
redemption II the salt Michael Costello and James How
ard. u the premises mat b. tItcCinsri. -
Whrf-ut4,n " alsailus that the said Michael rosen"
Nft Hud had notice 81 prndeurY " snd
st u u ordered that sah sut b. continued 90 the nest
nfst Tursday ul peremier isa and that the pctuurl
cause the nad Michael tnar1 a. be- u0nrd ~ the pru
demo- thereof by publishing the material parts Of his ~
tiun the ufdrr ct court three weeks sutrcsnry An
sAd County Caledonia the last ~ which b. NJ ica.
lNcuA a'two,iu'i" tho irIW Ct court e. Mhl9 ,ald
CuAs. .. DASA. g.. clerk
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THE liver
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PREPARED ~ IN hAhfOhp.
CONTOUR nED rutlrrb ffum GrHH. o. nnn nf Wt beet
y puiFaiito ana iFrf medicines nov fufe ht pnhllr
Tirsr 0uinB frulave al q uulF nnf dGsr tatfH boz
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ihr fnifIif HuppNiu w = mate
hrf place hrlliAf nuH ~ = tlllf one desc Ntru ~
blir ffiFufatng the atnu, :. nEht hHtris ur i-hrls
a,h, tahas tssi o. diFrat y Euntlf Huh cures rIsitu
veil. pufluluE he hlHfu p mess
giving aun hrHlih a. ono HNan laAfn Allfi cal
uir Whole machinery, 90 y meal vii CUE blapfi"a.
muy,uE thn 0 49,. emo dsr uf i tua aslir
rnutiug fadltab~ lgla Nlil alNalFfslef' ~
care. n Headache
HlIinun attacksafe cured = Ont d0se immediaie
ami hat n irttf IHtFrui ~ relieves Cole Nhlr a
ru f un uOutlqnal uhe " Hhp uan ~ ar HfNiH hf
thr Lhuf iuh iEufHiuf. uuauiuuut testimony Do lla
uut duaf nurr rafiuE if a. favor.
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stomach and prevent tiin = nrnpsF ~ rAcituE thn 80
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uuH uan ufu repeated b. hufr cure nf ihulcfA Nor
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uUI ur bottle ia urrdtd 1 tr.w out n hf tiatrm tf
rnrtts 81 iuediDuo HurT long scEHess.
one tutu takruiuf JHuudr removes al unnatural tulnl
ffuiu tlr tklu.
One Us, taken thuu time tsfro eating gives yE1r a.
Toe appetite and makes Tho fssi digest HfU
ono uH. often repeated. tufra hfur NarIhffH lu va
Wufst uru while huiuurf tni huNcl Complaints plo
almost GO thr nIat duHr.
Wo take pTasufr tn recommending thlt mrdi.ine ~
preventive mf lg,yi auq AHur, tlll ls,Fl, go I y,
thousands are vIig " trslin g. ~ Sundrfm 'iuuss
Ma sattt W. The iuuh Win the tutgnf.tpf, and tHal
iu~ bath iaEstbsf. rfrs Que dollar prt ioiur,
IN HAAfuNn, ffnpfh tpf, No Ati htusdWAl New
ion hrtasd t1 al nfuggists sod also, ~ = g. hlh"
NAN, ht inhnsnury esi'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-09
AYERS
Compound Extract Of SarsaparlIIa,

the most eifccna remedy which tho medical
Akill Of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal mHiHdy. IL IL com
bined from the most active romediAls that Nave
been discovered for the expurgation Of thu foul
disorder from tho blood, and tho TeseU6 q the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence Il should b. employed for the euTS -
not only serofulA, but ALEC thoeo Other shse-
tons which arise from Il. such ~ EAsruvs
and Skin DtsHAahs, Sr. AHrnoSfS FfnA.
RosH, or RHTsIrHLAs. PunFLHa. PSsrgLBs.
BLorouEa. BLAIHs and DonA, TuHoNh THFrHn
and SALT RHHuM, Seam HHAD, nINowonHI
RnEuHArtHN, BrrHLfVIc and MracURiAL d.
HAsHs, DRorsT, DHsrEraIA, DHnILirT, and.
indsed, ALL ConrLANra AhIaIHo Enoa NuiAI
TEp on IAFUAH DLOoD. The popular bsbrf
In " iaagsrify Of AS blood" \ foaadod In uathI
for scrofulA ia degeneration % the blood. TAs
particular purpose and viTtus Of tAis haTsapa,
rlla Ia 90 purify and rogeneTAto fiih vital nuid,
without which sound health 10 impossible ~
contaminated constitutions.