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The Nevada journal., 1858-02-05
To the Citize rs of California |
Ia G. AU TIO N! ~

AM INFORMED that various liquor-mixers of New
York, Boston and San Francisco, are extensively
gagged in putting up in square bottles under various I'll
ties, cheap limitations of my long established and
nowned
Wolfe's Scheidam Aromatic Schnapps.
Which aluteratcd compounds intended to sell in
California against my genuine article
NY object is announce that have recently estab
lished an AGENCY IN SAN FRAN lSCO for supplying
the State and Oregon with my Schnapps and that here
after will always keep said agency supplied with
large stock; tina. respectable druggists and liquor
dealers throughout California always supply them
selves a regular price, merely enough over the New
York price to of freight and charges thus
avoiding complaint heretofore of occasional scarcity
and extreme high price
1t is now many years since I first imported these
chnapps the celebrated distillery in c eidam Ho
land in which interested. 1t is conceded that
no Gin was ever mported into this country which has
approached my Schnapps in regard to L r I Y
HEAL THFTLNESS. and EXQUISITE AROMA or fla
This claim and for proof point to their univer
sal popularity and the immense and increasing consump
tion BY all classes north and SOUTH and
prising the temperance people medical faculty, &c,
such an extent that my establishment packing the
nous quantity 5000 bottles per ds is barely able
fill its orders.
Also, the Wolfe's Schnapps have been analysed by
the most celebrated Chemists. Drs Mott and Deck OF
NewYork and others who will certify that they are
The Nevada journal., 1858-02-05
GENTLEMEN
OUR BUSINESS TO PUBLISH
The important News!
AND YOURS TO PROFIT nv 1T

for therefore take great pleasure in being able
lhe people of Caorniathat the Most EEtraordiun.
= W. 1eeaao" has taken place IN Ike PRICE OF LODE
Woodward's What Cheer House
ll9aId l3I Sacramento and ST. 80 ami o. new addi
tion, Leide>dortf st - nv" "''i
:, ! ne price of LodSingis reduced to SO and II
Cents per Night. "AAo -
Lodgings IN rstclass Single Rooms furnished con,
piete' at St-h ENTl-FIFE CENIS per night
we nave Been giveuto understand that Lodoi nps bv
the week can be obtained a VERY Low FlGf-RE
ucnt4'h, n; Sleep is wonderful Institution but
woodward Las improved upon it greatly by introducing
dndbnngiugw the reach Of every one these
ea fatcht French Slrng Beds at 80 and rs cents p.r
night. ~ W ~ 07i''S Pe4
Ihe Price Of Board is also exceedinsIvlow
Board per week ------ .. scoo
Board per day..--..-.. M
so cents.
an extensive and abundantly supplied Reading Room
ana IAurafy Is also fitted up for the accommodation of
the patrons of this establishment O
ne location OF the House is as to place il in the
cene 81 BUSINESS tits directly oppostethe Mail steam
the L. 5. Branch Mint ''
sns Just ea1i at the WHAT CHEER HOUSE, II9and l2l
npcranehto street where you will be well attended to
TIT X. WOODWARD. Proprietor
.lhlS House is con lucted on Strictly Temperane.
1nciples) go
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FIRST CLASS HOTEL.

IN EVERY PARTICULAR.
we would here state that the comparative success of
'S House since January last has exceeded that of anv
other on the Pacific Coast with constantly increasing
patronage. \ conveyance, marked
1ntern1tlo1 al Hotel Coach,''
Ooer the personal superintendent of 2. Smith,
merry Stage Agent at Sacramento city, is in attendance
" all honrs t" convey passengers to and from the Hotel
for one dollar each, including baggage
A. $. HALEY Lessee
The Railroad House. scnt1e+f -
The Nevada journal., 1858-02-05

Cold, Warm, Shower and Sulphur Baths
II Bath Tickets can be ehad for IS.
'NHE undersigned would respectfully announce to the
citizens of Nevada and vicinity that he has fitted up
Bathing Saloon, Broad street, directly opposite the
National Exchange. The are conv eniently ar
ranged and furnished with every thing necessary to the
comfort of customers. y Private Rooms for Ladies
yj24tf H. w CADY Prom rietor
The Nevada journal., 1858-02-05
L. SCOTT q cos
REPRINT OF THE
Es ksHTESHa PERIODICALS.
AND
The Farmers Guide.

These Periodicals ably represent the three great po
tca parties of Great Britain-WHIG, TORY and
RADICAL-but politics form only fealuIe of their
character. As Organs the most profound writers
Science Literature Morality, and Religion they stand
they have stood, unrvaled in the world let
ters being considered indispensable the scholar and
the professional man. while the intelligent
every class they furnish correct and satisfactory
record of the literature of the day, TIN oughou
the world than possibly be obtained from any other
The Nevada journal., 1858-02-05
Nevada High School.

MIR. w. t. LOCKWOOD.
WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada
" that he viii open the Nevada High School on the
ION otAPv and he hopes to receive liberal patronage
whleh he will endeavor to deserve He will teach the
commgh English branches Higher Mathematics Book
keeplHg and Natural Sciences. Glasses in Eloeution
Mondays and Wednesday Evenings.
The building is in pleasant and retired part of the
city near the residence of Rev. Mr.. Warren.
Tuition of Common English branches per month, 81
Hlgher branches " So tot
Nevada Nov. q, 1857.
The Nevada journal., 1858-02-05
Dissolution,

10l Tins aliforna Butter Just received and sale
IOOby T. ELLARD BEANS & CO. 50 Broad S.
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Quicksilver land Nitric Acid.
HOmeiy People, Read!

Who wants shaving soap beautiful shaving soap
That fathers like erean and h, as tender SIX
And all soreness, eruption sunburn make slope
From the face, the hands the brow, the chin
OUCH is that fine emoEent skin purifier. JONESS
- ITALIAN SOAP For curing Eruptions, Pimples.
Frechle Hnburn, and dscolored skin. the beautiful
effects Of Jone Italian Chemical Soap delights all who
use il. IL makes the most coarse red and yellow skin
white and ce car young ehilds. 1t is emolent and
sofening for infans and the best having Soap made
Price reduced to 81 cents
4 Fine Hair Preserrer. Beautifer,
Cleanser ard Tonic
NOR thirteen Jones's Coral Hair Restorative
L has been used- Il is, without words
more popular than ever really does force the hair
grow stops its falling the dandruff permanent.
w. and dresses the most dry harsh gray light
hair soft fine. dark and silky and keeps it so long
time. Price reduced to 25 and 80 cents
JT50 ,caRts White Pearfy Teeth ?
T AFoNTS Jamaica Soap Teeth Root is a superb dem
trifce athers in the mouth like soap, is delicious
the ia tie whitens the teeth poishes without inurng)
the enamel purifes the breath, and by its lathering
property ceanses the mouth tongue and throat 1t is
warranted uniniuriouS Price reduced to 20 ceuts.
These delicious compounds are sold at the above
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
at every respectable Drug Store California and Ore
gan Agent and Proprietor I. JONES Box 1903, Post
Office, San Francisco, to whom all orders can be ad
dressed. -dscilt
The Nevada journal., 1858-02-05

DEARL BARLEY, just received and for sale by
7. ELL.fRD BE.fNS & Co., So Broad Street
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Per
For any one of the four Reviews So 90
For anv two of the four Reviews, 5 90
For any three of the four Reviews 90
For all four Of the Reviews, 90
For Blackwood's Magazine. 3 90
For Blackwood and three Reviews 90
For Backwood and the four Reviews, 90
PAYMENTS IN ADVANCE
n all cases Money in the States whel issued
Will always be received at par
The Nevada journal., 1858-02-05
HOTEL INTERNATIONAL
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
'llE undersigned requests the attention of the tr,v
L eilhg public and strangers in particular to the mcr
its ofthls House
Although but lately established under the supervision
OF It's present managers. yet discriminating public have
discovered in it well managed and superior hotel The
present propretress and managers, S. HALEY. JOHN
j. HALLY and E. R. ROBINSON, with an honorable
"e' not wishing to encroach upon the merits of 9th.
er houses have successfully endeavored to establish for
it the name of
The Nevada journal., 1858-02-05
Early CODEeS.

The receipt of ADVANCE SHEETS from the British pub
fishers gives additional value these Reprints nasmuch
as they be placed in the hands of subscribers
about as soon the orignaledtons
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-11

UNITED STATES Army The present mill
tary force of the United States consists Of
nineteen regiments Of the line, composed Of
the following corps: Five regiments Of cav
airy, four regiments Of artillery, ten regi-
ments Of infantry making . grand aggre-
gate Of thirteen thousand rank and file OF all
arms. This little army covers an area Of
over two millions of square miles, being two
thirds the area OF all Europe. There are
eleven hundred commissioned officers. inclu-
ding one hundred medical officers, eight hun
drcd and fifty OF whom graduated at the mil
itary academy, and two hundred and City
civil appointments. The nativity of those
officers is as follows:
Born in the United States LOGO; ireland
Ia !; France ) /; England 6; Germany 3; Scot.
land 2; Austria !; Italy /; Poland Spain
Il; Cuba Turkey ! at sea 3. The mill
tia force oil the United States is computed a,
100000 effective men, Of which the State OF
New York claims to furnish 100000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-11

The sum Of $1,000 was abstracted from
the Clerks Office Of the steamer Emma ON
recent trip up the Missouri river, by Mail
Agent named Morris. The appoiptees Of
President Buchanan do not conduct them
selves IN manner to reflect special credit
upon his Administration, as general thing,
IN any portion Of the country but those in
Missouri and Kansas exhibit such gross evil
denees OF their border ruIian training as
frequently to require the inserposition Of the
criminal authorities to arrest their depreda.
lions against the persons and property Of
their fellow-citizens.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-11

The CASE OF TRAssrusIos.--1he case TO
which We have referred, as a remarkable in
stance OF preventing death by TRANSMISSION,
has continued to exhibit the most satisfactory
results from that treatment. The patient
was lady, In whom the yellow fever had
reached the usually fatal stage when hemor-
rhage takes place from the mouth. She
would have soon expired from loss OF blood
in that way, whom DIR. Benedict determined
to try TRANSMISSION as a last recourse. The
blood which he injected then and afterwards
into her veins, he was careful to draw from
the arm Of a person "a yolunteer) who had
just recovered from the yellow fever. This,
we believe, il the only known case Of trans
fusion in this citv. but it is not likely 60 be
the last. Indeed, it would not be surprising
If that s'heroic" practice should become as
popular, in time, as the opposite practice Of
phlebotomy was at former period. 1t is
obvious, however, that none but the most
scientific and skiiful should ever he suffered
TO undertake so delicate an operation.-[N.
o. Delta.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-11

The New York Eapreas shows how it hap.
pens that 30 much Importance 10 attached to
the movements Of the prize fighters
oruisers and bullies of the ring in New York.
They are the creators Of the Government, the
substratum upon which City officers, Judges.
State legislators, members OF Congress, and
ultimately the Federal Administration itself
rests. And the reason that our very re-
spectacle orthodox President manifesto
such special faver to these drunken bull
lies and rowdies 10 because they run the
Primary Machinen--And ii is the Primary
Machine that makes nominations, and il 10
nominations that makes elections. The pri-
mary machine is the creation Of the bruisers,
beeause IT 10 the bruisers of society aione that
at miscalled primary election can drive of
and beat OF and box of the non fighting
members Of society, or alone secure the in
spectors Of "the primary election" to have
votes counted As desired. The importance Of
bruiser in the eye OF the Federal Govern
ment is seen in the fact, that while huge.
paw hod-carrier receives only one dollar per
day, or an honest carpenter his one dollar
and nifty centsd'he "Benicia Boy" receives an
appointment under Collector Schel worth
fifteen hundred dollars per year---about fy.
dollsrs per day,-with only some three OF
four hours work to do, and that very easy
Now Collector Schell is the creature Of tn,
President Of the United States and if Col
lector scheli did not appoin. bruisers ant
boxers to run the Primary Machine, the ap
pointmens would not be satisfactory to thu
Federal Government and he would be re
moved.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-11
Dragon Charge ON inc Indians.

The dragoon charge at the battle OF 0Four
Lakes" Oregon, is thus described:
This was the chance for which the dragoo ns
had been impatiently waiting-when they
could reach the enemy upon the plains
They rode through the company intervals
Of the artillery and infantry. Major Grer
Numbered out the order to charge, and across
the plain they dashed upon them. This COM
pleted the rout, and the Indians at once
broke for the hills and thickets, with the
dragons dashing in the rear. On they went
riding over them and cutting them down
Yells, and uplifted hands, and shrieks for
mercy were UNDECIDED; for both Taylor's and
Gaston's companies were there, burning to
avenge their fall. And so they followed on
till they reached the steep hill side, where the
fleet horses Of tho Indians enabled them TO
make good their escape. From the pines BY
the lakes, and the glens and open plair, q
stream Of flying warriors poured up the hill
and over it's crest.
Had the Dragons been well-mounted, SO
as to reach the main body, the slaughter
would have been great. But their horses
were perfectly worn out. They had Just
ended march Of % days, under the saddle
oil day, with constant scouting, picketed BY
night, and only little grass ia the evening
after camping. So they were thoroughly
blown, and obliged to halt on the hill side
before reaching the mass OF the enemy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-11

cJ-'soccasionai," the Washington CORES
pendent Of Forney's Press, don't like the
appointment Of 50 many old Wings to Office
by Mr.. buchanan, and hits him q rap over
the backs Of Reed, Chandler, Preston, DC,
by asking "Why elevate men who once
would have abhorred one drop Of Democrat
ic blood in their veins. whilst all the patron
age and power Of his administration are 70.
!snilessly aimed at the honor and fame Of
one Of the noblest and most cherished sons
OF the Democracy"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-11

Tue MORAL or JoNRs' DEYEAr.-A WASH
ington correspondent Of the New York Cour.
Ter and Enquirer writes:
look opon the rejection Of Mr.. Jones as
an event Of great moment in another respect.
1t marks the beginning OF the regeneration Of
Pennsylvania and, greater stia, 1t shows
that the work Vi emsnoipsting tno noble
German mind 10 the United States from the
seryi.ude OF catchwords, from devotion to
African slavery, and from the tyranny Of
sham Democracy, has gone 90 far ~ to.over-
throw those influences In their very citadel.
Let the Germans Of Illinois and the Great
West remember in al future conflicts, that
the most ancient seat Of German power on
this Continent has yielded to the force Of
truth, and has spurnsd slavery and the lead
ers OF the ssrviio Democracy. This is the
moral drawn from the defeat Of j. CLANCY
Jones.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-11
.Jehn w. Eorney,s Course.

The Journal Of Tuesday evening devotes
considerable space to John W. Forncy's
course. 1t don't like Forney's course--of
course il don't. No body expected 1t would
Forney is decided, straightforward and bold
~ his opposition to the policy 81 the Presi-
Dent. How could the emasculated Buchan-
ties OF Iowa approve an open, honest oppo-
sition to the policy Of the President? They
defend the extravaganza OF the Administra-
ton, the corruption Of the Administration,
ana the prostitution Of Federal patronage
and Federal power to carry the elections
They acquiesce in the English bill they ars
entirely subservient to the dictation OF Mr..
Buchanan, and hope now to sec Douglas
himself succumb to the President in order to
preserve the harmony of the party, and keen
mr.. Buchanan in the humor to use the one
hundred millions Of spoils to carry the next
PRESIDENTIAL election for the Democratic
nominee. Indeed these party patriots in
duige hopes, OF themselves sharingl in the
spoils and getting hold of tho Treasury teats
uuring the remnant OF Mr.. BuchanAn's term
Of ONCE il they can only succeed to their no.
ton in their ssgood Lord and good Devil,
cries as their eyes are directed now to Illinoi.
and then to Washington. Oh no, they don't
approve Mr.. Forney's course. They recog-
nize Mr.. Buchanan as the President of the
United States, the fountain Of honor and Of
oihce and the head Of the Democratic party.
They declare that the Demo cratic party il re-
sponsible for his conduct, and they glory in
defending his course, in bankrupting the
Treasury and piling up national debt and
expanding . hundred millions Of dollars, more
o. less, during the present year Of his Admin
istration.
Well, We presume that John w. Forney
will survive the disapproval of the Journal
~ ne has already survived that of the presi.
dent himself And we doubt not the over.
whelming majorities rolled up against Mr.
bochanan in Pennsylvania, New jersey and
New York will somewhat mitigate the grieI
that MFR. Forney must feel when he learn,
that the Journal disspproves his "course. !,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-11

ETt seems that Democrats as well az
Doctors differ. A striking instance Of the
fact appears in the Journals disapprovsl Of
forney's course, notwithstanding that course
had been endorsed by the Democracy of
sold Berks" in the defea, OF CLANCY Jones,
the chief bottle holder or the President.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-11
DliyINEss NOTICE.

Subscriptions for the DAmY GArx Cirr, and
WExxIr vALLsr WRIs, must be accompanied by
the cash In all cases.
Daily suhscr bers can pay the carrier IL they pre-
Ter, once In two weeks. The carrier IL advised to
require payment in advance, in all cases.
No JOB Work delivered until paid for.
All advertisements must be paid for in advance,
except In the case Of customers with whom VIC have
mutual accounts. With such, settlements will be
made quarterly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-11

fEThe immense frauds which have been
psrpetrated throughout the country have i'm
pressed the public mind every where with the
necessity Of enacting more stringent laws
for the protection Of the purity of elections.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-11

gT'Politicians are growing moro SAN
culinary every day. The telegraph reports
that the Democrats candidate for Sheriff ia
New York Was ssbadly CUT ia many Of the
wards. Ii used to be considered Z grave
offence il nominee should be merely
SCRATCHED"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-11

Legal Notice. OF Mort.
gage.
To q. w. Jenere, F. Mills, c. h. Dimond, and
Sarah Gorgas
there Is now on file In the Clerks Office Of the
District Court Lee County, lows, 1t Keokuk,
petition of D. w. Ki,bonrne against you, claiming
fading OF Court, and decree In his favor, and
against u. ". Jenere, for the sum OF seven hum
dred and four and 3ll00 dollars and ten per cent.
interest from the 10th Of August, 1858, being the
amount Of purchase money and interest due him on
addition TO Keokuk, Iowa, which was sold by the
said kilbourne to said Jcnere, about 9th Of
January, 1665--the foreclosure Of . mortgage giv-
said lots by said Jsnere 10 said Kilbourne to
secure the payment Of said purchase money, dated
eth Of January, 1855, recorded In Book 4, page 3S4
Records Lee County, Iowa-the sale Of ssid lots to
pay said sum aud interest, the extinguishment OF
all equity Of redemption under said mortgage. and
for general relief. And said Mills, Dimond and
Gorgas who, il il said, have claim TO have some
interest In said lots, are made parties defendant
and hereby required 10 come in, and, BY answer
fled set up THAR respective interests therein, be
forever barred and estopped therefrom hereafter.
70 appear and answer said petition the morning
Of the second day Of the next term Of said Court,
| to be held at keokuk on the hrst Monday Of Feb
ruary, 1859, or decree will be rendered therein
against yoa, by default, according TO Law.
II. SCOTT HOWELL,
Aug. 10, 1858. Atty for Petitioner.
The petitioner in the above named action having
obtained M order OF publication therein by raid
Court, as to g. w. Jepere, one Of the defendants,
returned "not found therefore lot publication
be made In the "Daiiy Gate City," newspaper
published In said county, once week for four
secutive weeks. ERIE J. LEIGH,
Nov. 4, 1s5s-dsw Clerk d. G.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-11

ca The oiheial vote Of the State has no.
yet been declared. The cansassers count the
vote at the Capital o-day, and we shall soon
know just exactly hew much we have bea.
the double-headed weak backed and feeble.
kneed Democracy OF Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-11

Tnn Dss MofFts VALLEY WING IL published
every Monday At this Office, IL one OF the oldest
pAPsFs in lows, and has very large and increase
Ing circulation throughout the Des Moines VAL
ley, Northern Missouri, and Western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-11
KEnKuR rEMAIE sEmInARY.

KEOKUR FEMALE sEMvNARY.
fltHIS Institution will oommcnce It's second ses-
i sion on Monday, Nov. 18th, In the second story
Of pr. Sanford's building, corner OF Fifth and
The Board 81 Tr~stees Of this Seminary elected
fromDvafions reli ions denominations and repre-
sen ting large part oil the Christian ccmmunity, ,
desiSs by the united and operative efforts Of the
friends Of education to sstAhlish gradually such
IN institution our city requires,
The Principal Of the Institution IL Rev. c. A..
WILLIAMS, to whom, or to the Secretary Of the
Board, applications for the admission OF pupils
may be made.
The charges for tuition viii be % and q In the
ordinary English studies, with small additional
sum for incidsn tai expenses. For Latin. French,
German, &C., extra charges will Be made.
Itis desirable that persons designing to become
Session. VIM. THOMPSON,
Prcsidento Of the Board Of Trustees.
HENRY SrRoxo, scc'y.
keokuk, Nov. $, lsbS-d
cskuk Branch 81 the state asaak
v,HIS Bank is nov open for the transaction Of .
4 General Banking, Exchange and Collection
business.
Collections will receive prompt attention, and
remittances viii be made for those payable in this
city, on the day Of payment at the lowest current
exchange.
Smith Hamli. SAM II. Miller,
John G. Floyd, j. W. cieghorn,
G. Ramsay, j. III. Billings,
C.Garber. b. r. Moody, j. N. Shelley.
| SAM'L Y. MILLER, President.
Nv. McMfLLKx, Cashier.
Keokuk, Nov. 8, '58-dsm
TUBE PAINTS.
! A FULL assortment Of AL colon just received
| n and for sale by
WIN. B. GERRING,
| Nov. sd Main-st., bet. 9Th l. 7th
WALL PAPER,
! At NEW YORK COST, for sale by
/ n VIM. b. GERKINd,
moved Main st., bet. 9th d 7th
| Change Of trim.
/ ATEsSRS. CAVE BARRIER have disposed Of
ltl their stock Of Books, Stationery and Fancy
Goods No, o. Main ST., to M. W. WESTCOTT, whom
| they would most cordially recommend to the favo
| OF their old friends and customers.
/ All having claims against the late Arm, ais,
those indebted to the same, will please call At thei
office 4th street, between Main and johnson, fo
! immediate adjustment.
/ nov5d CAVE 4 BARRIER.