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The Nevada journal., 1858-04-02
Natures Own Remedy for Maa sickness

That creates, reproduces new and pure blond-that
acts on the Liver, Heart Brain Intestines Limbs and
Chest. that revolutioniZes the whole system-piyes
strength to the Debilitaed and Weak-that con
tains mineral other poison. Such is in truth DR.
Jacob Webbers justly famous invgorang Cordial san
gutter.
The extraordinary and strange cures effected by this
heautfni herbal cOncbcto has astonished all 1t seems
TO suit every constitution The old the feeble the Ian
guid feel new life and blood is given them The roue
the dssipated debarchee the weak from long disease
from taking too much medicine caomel and other min
eral poisons; the young whose marhood is wasted
the bliss of robust and vigorous manhood his appe
teis good his sleep quiet and ereshing his mind and
me mory clear and certain
For all cases is Dr. Jacob Webhers in4 ieoratng Cor
dial >anguier especially adapted nasmuch az the
above symptoms did DIR. Webber minuteIv study IN
adapting his Cordial therc ure 1t envens the toruid
liver elects all Bilious from the system causes
sudation free perspiration $50 necessary health
purihes and enrehes the blood, gives strength to the
limbs and body and is positively infable in all nervous
diseases, trembling akefiness
There never a remedy gave such delight 10 the
sufferer as this The Agent can, from his knowi-
edge of effected by it, cOnscientously recommend
it in of the following dseases nervousness weak
ness languor loss of appetite, sleep strength
bling, low spirits decay of the natural functions pains in
the head limbs or body, nenragic rheumatic and Il
often restores those health and strength whose eonstf
tutiOns are almost broken.
The price is reduced that rich or Door NAV uso
it, 1t is put up in large quart bottles price So or two
for S. and sold every respectable Drug in Ca
fornia Proprietor and Agent, L. Jones' box 1903 san
Francisco, TO whom all orders can be sent by mail.
March 9Th 1858
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-02
Justice of the Peace, Eureka Township

is ordered that in the above be served
defendant by publication of the same in each
week for three weeks in the NEVADA Journal
mh26 b HIt KHAN, J. p.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-02
A Fine Hair Preserce,, Bedut.fe,
Ce0nsel. aA1 Tonic.
Charles H. Balm.
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER

CtARPENTERING done in the best style and with e
~ patch. Billiard Tables repaired and all kinds
cyWork Reasonably thankful for past favors and SO
its continuance of the same
shop in the of Williamson & Dawleys Bank
House. Ie.r
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-02

MAsToDuN TooTH FOUND IN Hun
BoLDT CoUNTY.-A petrifcd mastodon
tooth was recently picked up in the bed
of a small creek putting into Salt river,
branch of Eel river, near its mouth.
The tooth had eight points, and was
supposed to have been one of the back
upper teeth. 1t weighed three and a
half pounds when found, but had been
reduced considerably by the points and
roots having been partially broken off.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-02

AN ANGRY DAD DETERMINED To
SHOOT SoMEBoDY.-A miner near Buck
eye, Shasta county. took to wife lately
an interesting young lady, without the
consent of her papa, who was named
Nieman. the Shasta Courier, tells the
sequel, as follows.
The old gentleman loaded himself
with a full charge of lightning whisky,
and his rife with the proper al owance
of lead and powder, and repaired to the
vicinity of the residence of the man
who robbed him of his daughter, and
not finding him at home, went cunning
after one of his partners, a Mr.. Low at
whom he tried his skill at u distance of
about 75yards. The ball just missed
the cabesa of the unofIending partner.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-02
Exchange Bath House.

Price Reduced to FIFTY CENTS !
GEO. THOMAS g. CO. Proprietors.
A FINE Bath House has been opened on Washington
n street. adjoining the American Exchange, and the
prprieors hope by attention their business to
ceive good share patronage. n1-tt
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-02
NOTICE..
Important F! !

Having made change in our business we most earn
request those ind ebted to to settle their accounts
A. BLOCK & co.
Nevada Feb. 5th 1913.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-02
Are y Sick or Weak, Dyspeptic, ,gRheu
matte, Nervous Have You any Disease
Read the Theory of Life and Death.

NIAT most diseases prove fatal that early deatbso,
Il cur; that people live for years living death weak
nanimate and exhaused-not from the disease itself
but from inability in nature and natures strength to
withstand maintain life through the ravHges disease
Give them strength, end natnre will relieve herself If
stimulated She has given herbs and plants TO effect
all this Purify the blood render the inesnes the liv
err the heart and all the natural functions man or
woman active, and you have half conquered disease DIR
JACOB WEBER does eonscientiousy assure all who
read this that his Invigorang Cordial produces all the
effects above described He has the old the toter
ing the pasied the nervous the dyspeptic the inebr
ate, the debauehee and the invalid revive under its in
tuencc. as if now life Nyere civnn fhenn
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-02
CALIFORNIA CoNGREssMEN. The

CALIFORNIA CoNGRESsMEN. - The
Butte Record makes the following just
remarks under this head:
The law of Congress of 1912, requires
that in each State the Representatives
''Shall be elected by Districts composed
of contiguous territory, equal in number
to the number of Representatives to
which the said State may be entitled,
no one District electing more than one
Representative. Ii will be seen that
our Members merely hold their seats by
suffrance. Should they heed the infa-
nous resolutions of our Legislature, we
trust the House will extend It's courtesy
no longer, but send them back to be
elected according to law.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-02

ATTACKED BY A WILD BEAsT.-Thc
Folsom DisPatch mentions a report in
its neighborhood, on 9th March, that
John E. Lake, well known in its locali-
~, had been horribly mutilated about a
mile up the American river, By some
wild animal.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-02
City and Star Bakery.
ESTABLISHED IN 1850.
Nearly Opposite the Journal Office.

rNHE Undersigned takes this method Of informing tho
ctzens of Nevada and vicinity, that he still contin
in the Baking business, and is prepared furnish
his old customers and the community generally with the
best Of every article in his line Boston Brown, Cra-
ham. and Rye Bread kept constantly hand Fruit,
Sponge, Lemon and Pound Cake alv avs in readiness.
Wedding Parties, Families and Restaurants supplied
with every variety of Bread and Pastry at the shortest
notice. JOHN HURST.
Nevada. Decembcr 4. 1851 If
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-02

LEES NEW NATIONAL CIRCUS.-We
lbarn that Lee, the indefatigable circus
man, has been for scme time organizing
q company of superior character, and
Nill in few days start out on a regular
tour through the mines, opening first at
Stockton. 1t is said that the new estab-
lishinent will embrace some of the best
performers that could be found in Eu-
rope and America, and the horses and
all the appointments are of the choicest
selection. a few facts in connection
with the proprietor may not prove unin-
teresting to those interested in the show
business. Mr. Lee came to California,
1851, and made his debt before the pub
lie as a posturing performer, in compa-
nv with his children, in the various the
aters throughout the State, and was so
successful that he conceived the idea of
establishing a travelling circus company.
Neither energy nor money was spared
to bring together the best equestrian
talent, and consequently the enterprise
was crowned with success. Having de-
termined to widen the field of his opera
tions, he embarked for the Sandwich Is
lands, and after brilliant series of per-
formances there, he returned and erect
ed the National Amphitheater in this
city. The expense of this building was
$4,000; and, as an illustration of Cali
fornia investment of capital, and conse-
quent depreciation from the original
cost, we would mention that the same
property was recently sold for the tri-
fling sum of S11 900. During his pros
porous career in this State, Mr.. Lee
made a voyage to Europe expressly for
the purpose of procuring the services of
new equestrian talent, and has expended
large sums, not only in the prosecution
of his business, but in making liberal do
nations for public and charitable purpo-
ses. 1t is stated that the amount Of his
contributions for the latter object was
not less than $4,000. To the different
fire departments in the State he donated
some $4,000; to public schools, $4,000;
to Masonic, Odd Fellows and other be-
nevolent societies, $4,000; to religious
institutions, $1,000; and to INDECENT
persons, $1,000. Notwithstanding a ca
reer of prosperity, Mr.. Lee was obliged
from various untoward circumstances to
succumb at last and encounter the frowns
of fortune. He was not the individual,
however, to stay crushed; and his ener-
gies, through the assistance of warm
friends, have enabled him to fit out anew
the most brilliant ablshment that has
ever visited the Pacific coast Union.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-02

.Januarv.l4 1s
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-02

JoHN MUST HANE HIS OPIUM.-The
following colloquy, according to the
Placerville hdee, took place recently,
between the Carson Valley expressman,
Thompson, and Celestial, as the
former was leaving the Valley
Sick Chinaman-You Y ou come California,
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-02
London Club House Gin.

Nevada, March 9Th, 1858.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-16
EDITORS PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS
CELEBRATION.

An association of Editors and Publishers Of the
S,ato of Michigan had grand celebration at Ann
Arbor on the 23d ult, which occasion very anie
addreas was delivered by j. 0. Balch, Esq. ihe
orator pxpatated upon the benefits and blessings
which the art of printing had conferred upon man
Kind. To illustrate his theme reference was nsu 10
the arts and sciences Of the AncientH IL was 10 the
Greek language that Plato dscoursed 10 ns oisclpes
IN his sublime philosophy-in which Socrates taught
h;s Isssons of wisdom-in which Demosthenes shook
ssnates awed kings and stirred the hearts OF nis
copntrymen to acts of astonishing vaor; II was IN
that language that Homer sung-6ut Greece naa no
priptine press preserve her profound wisdom Itoh
ba;ng nsrally lost TO succeeding times, or to band
dawn 70 po.terty the etered productions OF her ee
CANT scholare. -o., 5;.oovarv of
Gnttenberp in the fifteenth century, the orator "ent
on to say the Imagination would not De put 70 te,y
hard task were it to attempt 10 hgure 10 tss ne oa
rsm condition in which mankind would have oeen
jsced at the present day. if the alphabet, u paper, II
pintno had remained among the things that are NOT,
n. wonderfu improvements in the printing press
.,aro ,o,t aIIpded to. These improvements nave
haan Gradual and each, in its turn, valuable frou'
a. snoden nrsas 10 that of iron-frOm the GYM
a. nress nv hand, to the double and fourfod Gym
dor nv stean- from its lsboriously tnro~ine
Of three hundred impressions in one honr, &c
mn,nlying copies in The same length OF um'
by ss many Thousands. IL was 10 lns cIeu. vi ou
country tnat the most important o' ,".eo ""p'o''
,nnts were American, and recognized III Europe
Tn sneaker next glanced at the moral influence
tb mess an developed from the days OF the Pilgrim
Fathers down to the present time, related many pea
aant anecdotes of journalism and journalists IN 'ne
olden fine, and concluded with happy analysis =. !.
the responsibility and duties OF the proie'''o" " "
rpodarn pstat6.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-16
URSIRHRLR FARM FOR SALE AT
MOUNT LAUREL.

u OFFER for private sale the Plantation on Whlcn re-
! aide at Mount Laurel Halifax County.
The Tract contains 1874 acres portion OF which con,
s.ts of really fine branch fats thoroughly drained ana
thickly set In Clover the upland 10 well adapted 70 the
Growth Of Tobacco and Wheat and s in rapid state of
improyement The whole Of the land now In cultivation
s under good fence with several lines OF
The iaad 10 well supplied with water two branches run
ming nearly through the middle Of It, and having two or
three excellent springs and pump OF pure water IN tns
vard There 10 also an excellent Orchard OF Apple ana
Peach Trees and well selected variety OF Pear, Plum
and Prune Trees all of which have been in full bearing
for several years The improvements consist OF large
and comfortable framed Dwelling House of two stories,
with eight comfortable rooms the whole In re-
pair with the exception of the painting; the other Inn
proycments are an Office with two rooms ana TWO ne-
places; framed kitchen, icehouse, granary, carnage
house new stables, OVereeers house. ana gooo COM
Portable Negro quarters, and three excellent new iooac
The residence is within Ave miles of Clover Depot on
the Richmond and Danville Railroad and within mile
of two Churches--an Episcopal and Methodist
The situation 10 O desirable location Tor Phyhcian
with a small family, or for person who may wish TO
am determined to SELL solicit the sttention Of per
,ons wishing 70 purchase and Will afford me pleasure &c
give .ny required Information TO such In regard to terms
&c which shall be liberal and accommodating. Posses
.ion will be given early next fall
Address DR. Tho J. Williams, Mount Laurel, haniaA
County. Virginia. ruo wu1.ss
Ian o-cw3m THU J. WILLIAMS.
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. n,sTrRpANcE IN THE HOUSE OF REP

DISTURBANCE IN THE HOUSE OF REP
REsENTATIvES Monday, soon after the ad-
tournament of the House of Representatives the Hon.
Mr.. Crsies, of North Caroina, and q man named
Helper, formerly of the same stee, and author of an
abolition work called 1.-THE Impending Crsis," had
slight personal collision in the hall. The "Ststes"
has the following version Of the afray:
member who was sitting netfar from Mr. Craige
...ta. that A conversation Of 90 marked character
% to .rrest attention had been carried some time
hstveen the two, whsu finally, Mr.. Craige told
Helner 10 90 away and that he wished to have no
difficulty with him. Helper made some nsolent reply,
and Mr. Crsge reached out bis hand as II to seize
him. This Helper resented by a blow,or an attempt
at blow. a,.,
material injury either party ensaea. Inc tencontre
commenced in the central aisle, and ended IN the
sOscs In front of the clerks dssk Members rushed
in and aeparated the bellgerents.
According to the Star, Mr.. Helper felt himself
aoor;aved by some recent remarks OF Mr.. biRgs 10
ths Senate. 1t appears northern senator, 10
speech, had quoted from Helpers work something
concerning slavery at the South, "nefeuPon oeua'or
Bipps INDUCED in remarks not very conpnmen!sty
to he author. This induced Helper 10 enoeavol 10
ascertain who had thus posted Mf. Piess, anu a,
M. Crsipe came from the district where Dc tdeper
formerly resided In North Carolina be approecneo
him under the conviction that ne was tne VI
| HELPER was taken before magistrate oy tne seI
oeant.at arms and in the afternoon heio 10 oan .e
fssn ths pencs. senator Hale and Montgomery Blsll
annsared a. his counsel. Upon searching heiPer
| Immediately after his arrest, q pistol ana o'"'e
| knife we're found on his person.
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s, Epcurcr g. per annum, or six copies for 1l0 to
4 3iI;rrsrshly in advance. When letters containing
,e cen, by mail, they must bo rsStss~cd, or they
:, :, .he risk of the writers.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
.,v DAILY EsopIRER-For TEN lines or less, hrst
~, tiy cents, and every succeeding insertion TWEEN.
.ss,s If inserted twice . week or three umes q
s.,r.,sven and halfcents for eachinsortion after
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,!, er,,els are charged e35 for one square of
e.. so for two squares. aud In that proportion
'I,, ;,.,:;,eneu,s Of greater length, except Auo.
~, ~ who are chsrgcd 800, paper included)
= an obituaries and Tributes OF Respect exceeding
4, Ips,, are charged for ss advertisements.
pi., rom distance must be accompanied With the
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L u, due, 10 this Office may be remitted per mall In
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Iuo f8iH&hfF 6ppssas~rne we" Unsan' "rica-
yuns" of the 7th instant:
asSsrEscE ComxUTED.-Gov. Wise has commu.
,el the sentence Of death which had been passed
mon The slave boys Morris aud Davy, tor burning
the factory of VIM. D. Miller Esq, OF Lynchburg'
Va, to transp rtatlon.
II 40, which1 Vein Louisiana have deep interest
in This matter and have right to an explanation
from Virginia in regard to her trsnepor.ati9nh d W 0,
slaves That State must be given to understand that
she cannot with impupity transport her vile negro
ipcendisrles, murderere &C., to Louisiana virginia
which plumes herself on being such a Determined
stcklsr for State rights. must have some regard for
them and not act as II she alone had any. she nast
be taught that she has right to treat any OF her
sister States as penal colonies to which she can DE-
port her vile negroes at her pleasure.
Has the Governor of Louisiana directed ms atten'
ton to this important subject If not 1t is high time
he sbouid do 30, and AK the Governor OF Virginia
for explanations and call upon him to do It win
out any unnecessary deayi
We are happy to inform our cotemporary, that tne
abuse which crept into our criminal code, and
against which 1t 30 justly invegha has latsly been
obviated by Legislative amendment.
During the aat summer this matter was the sub.
isct Of correspondence between the Governors OF
Alabama and Virginia.
In his message of January last, Governor Vice
called the attention Of the Legislature to the qaes'
ton of county involved protested aganst the further
execution of the law, and asked for its repeal.
During the last week of the late session ot The
General Assembly, an act was passed authorizing
the Governor to employ negro felons, save and free
In the construction Of public works in this State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-16

A BKAVTIFuL HOME AND YALVABEK
FARM FOR SALE.

INTENDING 70 60 South In the FALL l again sfer for
II sale that beautiful farm at Robious Station on the
Danvle Railroad, ten ilas sboye Richmond In Ches.
erned county, on such term. a. cannot fail please
thqso who may wish to purchaie desirable home in
Eastern Virginia.
The Farm contains nearly 600 acres 800 arabic and 800
in wood Tho srable land Is highly improved and very
productive. The wood and timber alone are more than
sufficient pay the price ssked tor the farm with first
ratio market on the premises The improvements con.
.ss of large two story Dwelling. excellent Office In
the yard kitehens Servants Houses Stables two large
There are also two Apple and Peach Orchards of supe
rior fruit Just coming to maturity In short the
BY very few II Eastern Virginia One hundred bushes
Of Os have been seeded and land prepared sufficient
the production of four ave hundred barreh of Corn
Ny reading the Farm win show 1t to any one de-
sifous of purchaaug, and particular information
RsE ha hsa. bZ RyApia -. d0aara q a'~. "------
cleoH; .; ~, A WIN H. JOHNSON.
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a VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE.I

THY Viuue of a Deed Of Trust bearing date the I4th
b of APRIL 1856 executed BY Leander Elan and wife,
Of record in the Clerks otace OF Chesterfield County
vbes. bidder ON the premises Friday, the l4th day
Of NAV next the Tract Of Land upon which the said
esp3er Ea has resided for the last two years. contain
county of Chesterfield about twenty miles from the city
of Richmond and adjoining the lands OF " D. Markham
\. 8. Winfree, Thos Frescron, and ala.
About ls5 of the Tract 10 In Swift Creek low
grounds-yery productive and considered free from In.
Sndauon-the balance in tiEkered sad cleared upland,
all In very good heart
House nearly new with all necessary Out houses and
Well Of good water together with most excellent Peach
Orchard. ,,.-
BILE uephborhood and within four or five miles Of TWO
Depots on ths Richmond and Danvile Railroad.
Terms cash-but have doubt that other sstsiacto'
~ can be made with the parties Interested
for . portion Of the purchase msneY. -, o.,
lQ-c,4fda IQHR b NtOOOE,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-16
Y THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA..
A PROCLAMATION.

-sgaEas, vacancy exists in the Office Of LIEU.
TENANT GOVERNOR Of this Commonwealth,
). .,p!ra.ion OF ,he term for which Lieutenant
,,,r was sppoln,ei under the Constitution, and the
nSy nsrne L. n1,
|. = -,sle by the pnope; therefore, In conformity
ne sheriff Or Sergeant of each of the counties
,.s in tee c .'.:aonwsath 10 hereby required to
ID election icr Lieutenant Governor to be held on
sa Thursday in May next, at the places prescribed
T.
b aaie7 my hand as Governor. and under the
S,,' The Commonwealth, at Richmond, this
T " OF March 1888, and in the s2d year Of the
,:ry h HENRY A. WISE.
'Gcv.rcor GEORGE w. MusFoRp.
Seo'y of the Com'th.
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CagATiON having been received by the Execu.
!, su smurdsr was committed on the night Of the
.n,: 10 Niddlctowp, Frederick County, BY PHrBl
EoITH, free negro who has escaped from justice,
COW going at large; therefore do hereby offer a
'oi Gse lradred Dollars to any person who shall
he sad Peter Allensworth and deliver him into the
sd county Of Frederick; and do moreover re.
! ssee.s OF this Commonwealth, civil and militia:
r.cu.s, the people generally to use thet best ex.
70 procure re arrest Of the saie eter Allensworth,
nay b. brought TO Justice.
1sis- my hand as Governor, and under the Less
sal Of the Commonwealth, at Richmond, this
s:t a.y Of March. 1853. HENRY A WISE.
s6O'esnor. GsoRaA W. auNToll,
Sec'y Of ths Cop'th.
G!ea,wor.h !, bright pulatto, abou, Ave feet
ls aisn, swinging walk, dovncast look, shows bis
F.!eh are very white) and gums when he laughs,
,1icky when spoken 70, has long bushy black
|i'1 rOus,ache. Was d.essed In . drsb coat,
lsu, blue silk vest much worn. new black silk
aU with him black satchel, black cloth frock
F=si cashmere pants, and has fresh wounds on
|,n sad hand. March 27-d6sc3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-16
PETTY SLANDER.

After indulgipg in general TRADE against the pre-
sent Governor Of Virginia, the "St. Louis Leader
attempts to Justify its calumniaton, by adducng
some proof Of improper dealing on the part of Cover
nor Wise The instance adduoed is an alleged "theft
of very eloquent toast contained in the Governors
latter. read at the st. Patrick dinner In Washington
The truth Of this matter is easily explained. In
writing this letter. the Governor quoted the toast
from memory, lsomewhat inaccurately, a. It seems)
and marked il as a quotation.
Thus It 10 at once apparent that 10 charging Gov
ernor Wise with petty larceny the "Lssder" stands
convicted Of petty slander.