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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-09

GTNow that Virginia has ceased to pro-
duce any great men, and has substituted the
demon of slavery a. her tutelary saint in
place Of the goddess Of Liberty, she takes Is
naturally as the Pharisees and Sadducecs Of
old TO the business Of whitswashing tho tombs
Of her dead prophets. While the Court ef
Appeals 10 very busy in upssts,ng the law Of
the State as established by their predeces-
sors; on the avowed ground that ii has be-
come the policy Of Virginia TO make slavery
perpetual, her Legislature is engaged in
trectingR costly monument to tho man who
avowed to all his correspondents that sit
was among his FIRST wishes to SEQ some plan
adopted by which slavery might be abolished
by law" The removal Of the bones Of Mon
roe from their resting plaos In this city, is
another tribute of honor paid to the dead
relics Of man, whose living sentiments on
the subject Of slavery would subject anybody
bold enough nowadays to avow and main :
tain them to q coat OF tar and feathers, or ut
least to expulsion from the Ancient Domin-
ion. While the Virginishs drive the living
underwoods from their State, they bring
back the dead Monroes. Monroe was cduca-
ted in the same school with Washington, Pat
rick Henry, Jefferson and Madison, and like
them was decided Abolitiouist. 1t WINS
while he was Governor Of Virginia that the
project OF the Colonization Society was frs,
started, and the Society, put into operation
while he was President, was warmly aided
and supported by him on the express ground
of opening door to the abolition Of Slavery
in Virginia. 1t is perhaps only natural in
the Virginians 10 bring back the bones OF
their illustrious dead but il would be bette,
il they would revive little of their spirit
IN. Y. Tribune.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-09

Sight Drafts on London Il dollars Per sler-
Ing mey Be obtained 81 the oekos Of the 0nrd
Trunk n. r. Of Cansds. In Chicago.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-15
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
CONSUMPTION CURED.
SAY FRANCIscn- Nnr- lnth


MEssRs. PARK & WmTE-Gents :-Itis with ploasu-a
assure YOU that am able to add my testimony in n,
Vor OF Wlstar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. For over :
year nave been afflicted with a cough and main in NV
side and breast, which originated with cold b.J
taken Cherry Pectora Jaynes Expcctorant Cod Liver
oll ana many other popular patent medicines of ths
day-also spent over one hundred dollars with our pby
slclans But all proved of no beneficial effect Read
ing @ your almanac of 1853, induced to trv Won
Wlstar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. | was at the time
commenced using it, laboriug with every svmrtcm q
consumption OF the lungs found that after using one
potpe IL gave me relief, and considered nv case
nary one sent to your store and bought half dozen
Ootues and snfhce it tosay before had taken it all
was Wen / must say. that it appeared to reach the
very place affected in which all other medicines failed
am now IN full enjoyment of good health believing
eedI isa nov made use Of your truly valuable Balsam
if npt dead. fNS' ieoo'ei!'
=, shai always take pleasure in recommending 10
thoie who are afflicted with coughs colds dificplt
PAIN N the side any lung Diseases your
alsan of Wlld Cherry with the signature YOU iyer
use sanford & Park, Cincinnati Ohio. as am in
formed there imitation put up with some other SIG
nature Respectfully yours
DAVID ALLCUT
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-15
THE STEAMER.

The mail steamer arrived at San Fran
cisco at P. NJ, yesterday, but the use
less telegraph line was unable as usual
to give us the Atlantic news. We were
therefore compelled to go to press with
out it, much to our regret and doubtless
that of our readers. The telegraph in
Its present state is poor instit ution.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-15
Bleeding at the LUNGS Cured

SETH W FOwLE, Esq.,-Dear Sir: Having been at
tackled with Hemorrhage of the Lungs which left mo
with troublesome cough and the usual debility conso
quent upon such attach aud having cured myself by
the use of H1star's Hatsam Of H7d Cherry feel it
pleasure and duty to testify its merits NV general
faith in paeut medicines is small but for those who ara
suterin5 under pulmonary attacks am persuaded that
the Balsam is an excellent preparation
Yours very truly,
JoNA. r. CHILDS, Editor Chickopcs Telerranh
Chieopee Mass, Feb 20 1854
None genuine unless signed L BUTTS on the wr.p,
per Sold by Agents everywhere
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-15

MORMON DIFFICULTIES-Rec news
from Salt Lake give us the information
that the commander of the Mormon
troops had returned to the city leaving
about fifty men to guard the passes in
the mountains. The Mormons are pre-
pairing for long contest, putting in all
the crops they can. Fort Bridger and
surrounding country lad been set on fire
by the Mormons. The grass had all
been consumed The U. S. soldiers
stretched canvass across the standing
walls of the ruined fort and obtained
comparative shelter. Heavy SHOWS will
prevent the U. S. forces from entering
Salt Lake prior to May. Brigham sent
a quantity of salt to the troops, hearing
they were out, but the messengers were
sent back with their present.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-15

JAMES R. EHARDENBuRGH.-Under
this caption the Shasta Courier animad-
verts upon the injustice of appointing a
son of Extra Billy Smith over Har-
denburgh as Navy Agent at San Fran
cisco. Of the defeated gentleman the
Courier says, and says well
"His past services in aiding TO win
battles for the Democracy, in assisting
to win distinguished places for promi-
nent Democrats, in making himself poor
by feeding the political adherents of said
prominent Democrats while the struggle
for place continued, are all forgotten
considered as naught He is told when
he presents his claim for a little of the
reward" which is supposed to follow
success, "Ah, my dear fellow, you are a
great worker-you remarkably shrewd
political tactlcian-you have contribu.
ted as much as any other man in Cali
fornia to the frequent successes of our
party and your friends but here is a
young man, the son of distinguished
member of Congress from Virginia, who
asks for the same place He is not
much known out of San Francisco, and
hence his appointment will meet with
but little positive opposition. Hence
we are afraid your appointment sis not
in our way Besides, my dear fellow,
you know, (slapping him famiiarly on
the shoulder) that we can't afford to lose
your valuable services in the ranks
don't you see ?'
With this very fattering remark as
to his usefulness as tool or worker, he
is dismissed, and returns home, doubtless
disgusted with the ingratitude of his fell
low men. + or the first time in his life
the idea has found its way into his head,
that, when Offices are to be distributed,
it is better to be "parlor than ''work-
ing" politician.
But in the name of common sense, of
justice, of correct policy, we ask why
should such aman as MISUNDERSTANDING
for years has done yeoman's service in
the cause of Democracy-be set aside
by those who ought to be his friends,
par ercellence, for young man who, al
though doubtless a most reliable and in
telligent Democrat, has never made his
influence in behalf of Democracy felt, in
a very marked degree, in California.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-15
WAsH1xGroH. d G. Juue 10

WASHINGTON, d. c. June 10.
Having made of the Okygcnated Bitters, prepar-
ed by DR. George b. Green, Of Windsor VT. aud from
knowledge obtained OF their efficacy in other cases,
cheerfiy recommend them to the public, believing
they will fully sustain the recommendation Of the pro
prietor. We hope that this valuable remedy may be
accessible to all the afflicted
samucis. Phelps, William Upham, L S. Senators from
Vermont.
James F. Simmons, L. S. Senator from Rhode Island
J. T. Morehead, United States Senator and formerly
Governor Of Kentucky.
L. II. Arnold, formerly Governor of Rhode Island
VIM Woodbridge, late Governor of Michigan.
Its success in eevere cases of Dyspepsia, Asthma and
General Debility of the system, places it among the
mcs wonderful discoveries in medical science and has
given it reputation far beyond any remedy known for
these complaints, in all their various forms.
SETH ". FowLE & Co. 13s Washington st. Boston,
proprietors Sold by their agents everywhere
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-15
~ beware OLE RAsR IAtIrArrnrst N

as there are quite number of Counterfeit articles
bearing the name of Wistar's Basam of Wild Cherry
Purporuns to be the Genuine and Orignsl we there
lore deem it necessary for the pbc good 10 Caution all
persons who purchase the Balsam of Wild Cherry 70
look well at the Signature before buying The Gem
me Nlstars Balsam Of Wild berry d has FAC sInIfu
ol ine Signature OF Henry Wistar, NJ d, Phadelnbia
ana SANFORD X Park on finely executed steel engraved
wrapper Therefore be cautions. a. none can he qen
me without the signature of Sanford Park For sac
by Druggists generally. ~
FARh WHITE are the only Agents to whom all
oIuers s1oula oe addressed Also. Importers Whole
ia hetall Agents Of all valuable Patent Medicines
cisej e'' 9dH i r an
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-15
Nevada High school,

MIR. w. T. LOCKWOOD.
MOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada
w that he viii open the Nevada High School Oh the.
10th OF Nov. aud he hopes receive liberal patronage
which he Will endeavor TO deserve He will teach the
common English branches Higher Mathematics Book
keeping and Natural Sciences. Classes in Eloeuton
Mondays and Wednesday Evenings.
The building is in pleasant aud retired part OF the
city near the residence Of Rev. Mr.. Warren
Tuition Of Common English branches per month 81
Higher branches, 5to7
Nevada, Noy. - 1851.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-15

LIBRARY ASSOCIATION The procee-
dings of this body will be found in anoth-
er place. Between three and four hun
dred volumes have been contributed al
ready and daily accessions are still be-
ing made. The association numbers
over one hundred names, and the zeal
manifested in furthering the cause of the
association is commendable. A meet
ing of the members was holden last even
ing, the proceedings Of which were not
made known at the time we went to
press.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-15
KEYSTONE MARKET,

1HalN SFT6et, near tHe bridge.
- EORGE F. JACOBS, having established himself at
~ the old stand of CHARLES KENT, respectfully an
nounees himself ready to supply the community with
Salt.
His Market viii be regularly and constantly supplied
with GAME OF EVERY VARIETY to be obtained
QUAIL, &c.
Vegetables also. kept constantly on hand
Old friends and the public large are desired to call
as satisfaction in every respect condentiay believed
can be given. GEORGE F JACOBS
S--aia December II 1857 If
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-15
U. S. BREW ERY.
United States Bakery.

Pine St first door below Kidd & Knox's Brick Building
rFNHE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the interest
L of his late partner, Mr. Lepper in the above well
known BAKERY. will hereafter carry on the business
on his own account and is prepared furnish his old
customers and all who may favor him with a CALL with
all articles in his line at prices to suit the times.
Boston Br0lcn Bread and Graham Bread
of very superior quality, constantly hand also
Fruit, Lemon, Pound and Sponge Cake.
Wedding Parties. Families and Restaurants supplied
with every variety of Bread and Pastry usually found
in New York Bakeries. at wholesale prices.
A good assortment of PIE FRUITS. JAMS. JELLIES
FIGS PRUNES. TAMARINDS, STRAWBERRIES
sc ray@ FRESH EGGS and CHEESE constantly
on hand WENDELIN DREIFUSS:
Nevada Oct 8 1857
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-15

BIRTHs.-Jan 10th, the wife of John Pattison of a
Jan lth the wife of Patrick Henry of
DIED.-Jan. l2th the infant John Pattison
a ar,,-,
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-15
j. G. BIRDSEYE, Pres't
THOMAS p. HAwLEY, Sec'y.

1t is impossible to recall the best of
Jerrold's sayings just when one tries: it
is then they are likely to slip from the
memory. When Miss Martineau return
ed from her sojourn in the East, he
suggested motto for her book, ''There
is no God, and Miss Martineau is his
prophet"
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-15
HOSE MANUFACTORY /!
.. HOWARD.

q HOWARD who is a Sail-Mal er by profession,
y. takes this method to inform the miners of Nevada
city and the surrounding towns, that he is pre-
pared to manufacture Duck Hose cheaper and better
than be obtained at any other placein the city
Miners will do well call and the different spec-
mems of workmanship which he has hand at his
place of business No. 65 Broad street. opposite the FL
Dorado Saloon.
He has the credit of being the best Hose maker in the
county. and in getting up the best patterns well as
the most durable. His Riveted Hose will bear strict
examination for style and strength-none surpass
the work
Horse Covers, Wagon Covers, Tents, Awnings, Ham
mocks Wind Sails for Summer Houses Trunk Covers
and arpets sewed with neatness and dispatch.
He hopes by industry, perseverance and strict at
tenton to business to obtain liberal share of public
patronage
All orders strictly attended to, and executed without
delay Small favors thankfully received larger in
proportion If Nevada Nov 81 1851
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-15

To be Sold---On and after this date will be sold at
prices suitable the times choice collection Chem
icals, Drugs, Patent Medicines, Perfumery, &c at
SPHNCE'S Drug Store, Commercial street, where Gus
can be accommodated all hours Of the day and
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-15
O. RANDA ALL,
NEiEIWright and MaChinist. {.

NEVADA.
All kinds of Mill Work executed in neat and work.
manlike manner. Particular attention given to the
erection of Quartz Mills.
Refcrences-Wm. S McEobcrts and C ". Young
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-15

For UTAH.-The streets of Grass
Valley are enlivened nowadays with
strains of martial music inspiring men
to enlist for Utah. A fine company we
learn has been organized in that place
and will be ready to march at the ear
liest notice
Mike Gray, formerly Sheriff of Yuba.
we see by the papers, is raising COM
pany of volunteers for the Mormon war
In fact companies are being raised all
over the State. A requisition upon Cal
ifornia for men for Utah would be
promptly met, and better soldiers no
member of the confederacy can pro-
duce.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-15
Special Notices.

Special N otice.-The undersigned takes this method
ofnotying his friends and the public generally that be
has purchased the NEW DRUG STORE dn the Fre-Proo
Building No IA Commercial Street,) of Mr. B. rhayey
ofn Francisco and has for sale the best assortment Of
ENfLIsH AND FRENCH DRuGs, ever imported in this
market The store is well stocked with every article hes
ongngto the business and having arrangements with
Mr. Thayer and other Houses of San Francisco can
assure those who viii give their patronage that they
better article and reasonable terms as at
any other Store in town
ne onSinessis under the management Of DIR. B. II
CaiNAN' VINO VIII give proper attention to the elect
ton of desirable articles and trust the business ill be
so conducted as to merit the confidence of those in need
Of Medicines.
EgF Prescriptions viii DC properly compounded,
@. O KIIR0IrRNE
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-15

HEAVY DEFALCATIoN.-We learn
from a telcgraphic dispatch to the Ma
rysville Express, that R. H. Stanley, a
prominent lawyer of Sacramento, and
Searcher of Records, has proven defaul-
ter to the amount of some $4,000,
mostly to prostitutes who had conf
dence in him and entrusted him with
their funds to loan. The story of his
rascalities is too long to give at the late
hour of this writing.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-15
SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF NEVADA, ss
of said State The People of the State of California, to
MARTIN POINTEAU, greeting: You are summoned 10
appear and answer the complaint of LUtIE POlN
TEAU. filed against you, within days from the ser
vice of this writ If served you in this county, within
twenty days if served you in this District and out of
this county, and within forty days served you in
this State and out of this District in action
ed on the 3d day of December 1851 in said Court for
decree of divorce dssolyng the bonds of matrmony
isng between plaintiff and defendant, and fully set
forth in plaintiff bill of complaint file in the of
flee of the Clerk of the District ourt aforesaid cer
fled copy of which accompanies this writ And you
hereby notified that if you fail to said complaint
herein directed plaintiff will take Judgment against
You therefor by default together vita all costs of sn
and also demand of the Court such other relief as is
prayed for in her said complaint.
~ In testimony whereof |, RUFUS SIOEMAK-
5rc Err Clerk of the District Court aforesaid, do
no hereunto my hand and impress the seal of
said Court this Sd day of December \. D. 1857
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
BY WIN. SMITH. Deputy Clerk
Upon reading the affidavit of plaintiff, it lie ordered
by publication of the in each week for peri
cd of three weeks in the Nevada Journal newspaper
published in said county.
Given under my hand at chambers in Nevada, this 3D.
day of Dee 1857. NILES SEARLS,
District Judge.
Attest: RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
BY WIN. SMITH Deputy Clerk.
B MCFARLAND, Atty for Pl'ff 3t
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-15
NOTICE..

| OST-At Moore's Woolseys Flat Note of hand
IL drawn on Oliver TAYLOR, for One Hundred Dollars
Any person finding the will please leave it thu
Post Office at Moore's Flat
JS JOSIAH CRAWFORD.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-15
Medicated Inhalation Will cure Con.
SUMPTION.

sumption.
WHY? Because the remedy is applied directly to
w the SEAT of DISEASE. The medicines being pre-
pared in the form of vapor, conveyed in the air
breathe the minute air cells in the lungs The
effect dissolve and render easily eXpeCorated
the seeretions in the air cells This relieves
the lungs from the matter collected there and the
pors being composed Of healing gums and balsams, a
of the parts takes place. the weak air cells
are stimulated and strengthened, the ulcers and cav-
ties heal and the patient rapidly passes from of
disease health. This is the only means that be
with any certainty relied to Consumption, Asth-
ma. Bronchitis or any case Of Lung disease.
The prominent symptoms Of Consumption slight
hacking cough, mostly perceptble rising in the
ming going to bed tickling in the throat; sensi
bic increase of the cough accompanied by heavy. yel
low expectorations hacmoptysis raising of
blood, which is of the worst symptoms it ind
Gates that tubercles have already formed in the lungs
pain IN the chest sides attended with difficulty of
breathing; chs running up the back and through the
limbs hectic fever; night sweats loss of appetite;
diarrhGa etc etc
am satisfied that consumption in its ncipent stage
be cured, but becomes mort by neglect and hence
any suffering from long disease should lose time
in seeking the aid of this treatment would therefore
invite all who suffering from the aboyo described
symptoms to try INDICATED NAPOR the best
remedy. 1t viii certainly do harm, and if You de
sire to regain health assure You the only eecual
and rational treatment employed relieve these
deplorable maiades
n. B. Personal consultation and examination with
out charge.
Consultation by letter, five dollars
S. NJ TIBBITS NJ. d.
Office l35 Montgomery street, San Francisco.
DR.. Tibbits also pays particular attention to the
treatment of diseases of the skin and ali chronic
plants.
Any person wishing to learn anything of my chara
ter, qualifications Ne, would refer them to A.
SWEARINGER and ALMARIN b PAUL, of Nevada.
San Fran Nov
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-15
To the Citizens of California
g G a u T'EO NJ,

G Az ION.
I AM INFORMED that various Iouorroi,,ors y
1oik Boston and San Francisco are extensivoI, " ~
gagged IN putting up in square bottles under yaroy ~
nowned ana res
Wolfe's Scheidam Aromatic Scbnan,s
winch aduiterated compounds are intended to sli =;
'aifoTna against my genuine article -
:, y OBJECT IS to annouace that have recently est.b
iished an AGENCY IN SAN FRANCISCO for snpnI,r;n
the State and Oregon with my Sehnapps and tbt hs
after viii always keep said agency supplied With
large stock so thai respecfabe drrccitpp @ WIN
dealers throughout California can ALWAYS snnni
selves at regular price, merely enough over Tho N.
ork price to cover cost of freight and cbarpcs tb
ana extreme high price e'F
II Is now many years since first imported these
~ me celebrated dislery in Scheidam Hol-
il IN Whichl am interested 1t is now conceded that
no Gin was ever imported into this country which r.
aPPf1aG499 a M 9 my SeinapPs in regard to p RITY,
vor This claim, and for proof point TO thor ,;
sal popularity and the immense and increasing consn
ton by all classes north and SOUTH east and west cn
rrislng the temperance people medical faculty L.
such extent that my establishment packng' ,b -. o
nous quanty OF SOU bottles per day barely able to
Also, the Wolfe's selaapps have been apaIyzcd hx
2Sg chemists Drs Mott and Deck Of
Perfectly Pure Medical Tonic.
Invaluable as n remedy against Bad Water Gravel T.
question Dyspepsia, Debility sc They also certsv
that they found nay SchnaPps to be free from ary
found in all common Gin, which Dr. Mott descrih
fetid aerid and Astmatical and producing irren,.hi
effects upon the nerves and stomach" The carit;6,
also prove nay Schaapps perfectly clear OF "tbc aS
OF heavier Essential Oh or Juniper, also a dnngoro
component, produced by the over distiIat;on
70 increase rae quantity in making ordinary Din ff''
lhe7e statements are made with view fo :ny;,o 49,
pai1son IN California between the aenuine voIetr
schnapps, and the various brands of boeu, ;n,;t,;n
mixed d9ctered mp, or sweetened Gin in sauaro h,L,
bottles (imation Of my style of bottcs under d;
names and iat.eis, whether marked london
Holland Seheidaua schnapps. &c in infn;te '.o.iv
conideIit that the tiial win result in California
mas ong since done in all the older States in ~ II
ig an the bogus unTholesome limitations reforI ..
ana the complete triumph of my pure Scba;d. 70,
desire briefly to notice two facts which
aadd aEgey 70 the use of Wolfe Scbnanns in u 80.
ol Ne" Aofh ana elsewhere. Ist Pure French Rr.nd.
II Is now Almost impossible obtain ncarIv aII ~
otaudy imported from France being American raw s;
rs sent there made into brandy and shipped bacS ,ra
gu Many people are abandonng the use of Amcr;c.'
WHISKY, brandy and gin since it has been discororad
mat SlE4CiAINE, deadly poison, is in usc a, ~
west IN dstiing thereby Increasing the Weld Of Ic
about one-thrd u VI iiiuor
In conclusion viii say to all who desire a vholo,or,.
agreeable tonic and stinulant, give fair trial to
W O l. T E'S
SCHEIDAM AROMATIC SCHNAp1
UDoLPHO WOLFE sole 1mno.dr
- Beaver street. New York