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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-16

DorGLAs IN NKw ORLkAxa-Senator
DouoLAs arrived in New Orleans on the
Sd. One hundred guns were fred in his
honor, and the Inequalities Of the city ten
dsred him. he was then escorted By the
Mayor and Aldermen to the 81 Char es
Hotel where be vas called oat, and made
brief speech. Great enthusiasm prevailed in
the city. lie was welcomed by al parties
and the T,v< Dsla dominated han for the
Presidency.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-16

has not set come to hand bat as we see no
intimation Of the project 10 the telegraphic
abstract OF the Message, we infer that the
President has not seen Il. to take that step
in advance"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-16

prpsa I'm ~ the country II enabled Congress 10 al
gysrn with hat gaity ADD dsiib@rstoo bseoming o
he rrpr.sretStEss ists grfa rarsbIic without hay
ing crowded INTO general apprprisiioB bills sny prov
lore 40 The hatsis sAd Of sssbial csnst5i
tbnaty AMI sIyedisney Lst mr ssrmly and strongly
Dmssd his precedent sstsbit he'd by ihsnsSivEs as
sllGs 10 hsH grose.dnR. aarisg The pres@nt .oD
JAMES BUCHANAN.
WASH sor1s CRY, bee 9, 49,.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-16

Tux steam friga,e Niagara arrived at Moe.
roviA, Africa, Nov. 10th. She reached
Mourovia from Charleston, 90 tie sih, and
landed 200 Of tie Africans captured 90 board
the Saver Echo. Il aied on The passage.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-10
NUMBER 81

r. a
II say. Mary, do you know where my nisiif7 AZ
is2 If y6a DO, { wish y0n'a gel it for ne:
that's good girl
''To be sure viii, Thomas, = was the heaTfy
response. All here Il j. :"
3 "Thanll YOU
''Lools hers, Thonnr. said Nsr,r, iaying her
hand gently on his afip. 'lre had w0rls to-day;
hope they viii never happen agair- w
haven been together very lvilg, ard we may A.
well just make mp oar minds e. start strHight, or
we shall be eUuIIng ~ EotIie day other most
confundedly crooked IpTolI,ised to love you;
and 1 do, dearly. promised 10 lisnoT you;
EelI, Do. also promised 10 obey you. Nov,
Thomas, ask me to 10 anything Ia my pos CT,
IN reason, or almost out Of eas5p, yOu askeri
me to get your Hight-ehp aad IN do It gIadIy
and anmurmuringIy. Butif5you aSl; n'e tn d''
anything rs yop asked nre % make that Pud
ding-'f0 and make pudding. wont dD IT,
will obey yoiC. Tom, but wont be or5essd"
There, now, keep st.lI. iiniT ced. came u'rr
rily from Tuinis lips, ~ be closed bers with u
thrillieg kiss. t5s
T. lie put on bis night-cap, bless out the iigii,
jumped into bed, aud, overcome by the eonieId-
ing emotions Of that eventhfI day, both were
aln;ost Immediately heard 10 .=.iOTe IN blisSfnl
unison.
Ha MORAL
Wives-Let 5frs. Sinuggins be yeur model
HusbandsreIt Is no dissFaee 10 lle ruled on
certain points by Mrs smuggins
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IEira Il Inland Igavigatton

Rsks accepted at terms eonsistent Win soiFeney ana
II r-tsai t.f fair prohf.f ~ .,--,f,
SiecidT 61fion qfesa r. AseHFStrf Pf = y = = -
gIlidf COIillltl. .lni. tfllitl y lf135es.
- ~ - ,Fa5t s-f ~.
.iHr tfr3ti Ai.anel -, . 8
lall r. 1
ISTs M, filie tii4astef. Bgias l0ne e1tl
cas as troubles ~ the oTedit lysri AEsst as Ia nc
material paTteuiEr. a
u1ing s'laT1 tIaes the .eeufity q gs 1es =
an mpeTRtlye duty the abiity o. property owners %
fain loss Bebg q en- much 1essened
Policies Issued without daiaS, and AL business a'tshesa
to With dispatch AID fdt ilty, ly -. = II,
-. II - II ~ Wheeling, Va
Once In Union Hall bu dingE Fest aide Slain str
F 6sbIOl 4 Ian. .f<t, ~.
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UPWARDS OF S11, 600 600
OF Losses have been Iaid b tna Insurance CO.. IN
II Tie nast ~ ycare. !. -
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"lYell, madam he began, 50 It seems tllefF
is pudding after all. ssa sq 10.
- & there was the echo ID
Yes, madam, and it Is lucky for you tiat !.
there is" - ~
'.Is It, really p was the provocative re-
SpOuse. as 5Iel s5iea t.lt
Eyes. madam, i4-is Ia fact. sou dared not +
NO, Mrs. SmnggIns, dared NOT have diSobeyea
me. You knew Ihat itHas made ana .YEAptsqia
I, give speciruen Of your internal cantanctogs-
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INTELLIGENCBR.
n4ATRIrao aoNIAL PHILOSOPHERS.

f-a 7asst> ii-7i--T r.is ~ aiif x 81 faill
1n RNsA-i = BANks- s5i Gas7l -
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nee " a b La ~
~ z5ast Garner ltQ,iree ard 1e4'.s'si :
III II KEELING, VA
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"I.-deo.i!l rcpiied Airs S. without spspi-
cious eu1ptasis. Now, II y9u don't leaye the
roon viii; all that I've got to sFY Is, that l.
wont be os.lereellr And She went 70. aIlotiieF
room, slainmed the door, and loelEed II, 3ir
s.. boiling over with iudignatiOni eorsoled llln-
had gailied Iiis point, and that his pudding was
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D. q. VlNCEllT ] ). IA 4

HOPE Glass Works-
ba,s started rte Glass Businfsa nan
lFV ufaeture Walls and Hottls8 greer anu ~ 81
~ n, ~ n oSfinsa that can be he n the eoutfyt
and are eonddeut ~ giving 8 ~ g 90 S
Ps ne 80 ~ GEORGE uEiTsi
d s. fs1,f ss a Z 1hinl ihe ibtslneAs.. =
Marlins mont Cor ohio. jap, llE zsf
9lIe N1.nt the
w aietteF these liquors tar Ensg RF
flpsSsiif tP4H3 ~ III 81 N LOGAN - 90
ap1s T, fRrlageeegne es prusgs's, AYheslipg, Va
n the p1bIiEhe hree lot y 81,
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M R9E1 q ss'ns Eps sssl sat. siis,i. lss
nrfS prize FINN sEis y Ore ,oliara bolt As sioSE
il IA isr anI Ia g0ud order, aud must bs fold 4hosr ~
1arf 81 = l0od eI,eaiI uftie WI pse.s eA-
ar.9g 'PE 'Fosk ~ = .ssl silsS ils si,s
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= LANGFRIRD, supstal1ial and fngF ll9ot aid shee
- mafeF. removed he shop gR2slig ~ oa stsRl
an aTIist nelf the NaElndaIs i1neE 10 ttt aQl-sAie
atrou. 81 die puie intending his work % reennisaa
.t-eiIfif 'ttl lal.1-siill t1f.f q 4ttsAeGtAIED.
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TInoorpOrated le1e-ohaItsEl Pstpetnall.7
Cash Capital 81, ,ooo, 900.
,.1 ABSOLUTE AND lUHIHPAIRED.a - o.
WITH a sURPI.Us 1R SJO0,3S74S&. D
prestige fss years eueesss aud sxPsrirnse 3
AssETs IANuARY 1855 :

LOSES Eaafq6lg .aaja.5el aad Proia9f7g Paid.
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Wives-Let SIrs. Sinuggins be yetir Ino,ieI
HusbandsrsIt Il is NO disgraee 10 be ruled
certain points by a Mrs Snuggins-
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= AfhSkf Z ~ f.1kIs,2 RlmhGtH lsmffIhEgll. :
! .TueIt ReoeiVed I'D NoW III.

- 10 AL00O4N -~eN- -
NTTE take Ioasnre iIfernl fepf Ilfloi - q
wv the pubic ReneTEy sLst We hete ft rserl. e ~
furfur GtHCll tll.
- .lt - -
| WIN I'D Nt 1I.cI
Ie.II. ~. ~ q
ID ne s.glse .|-elIil, of ~
L. clultt9 q -ll-et9ls
le5I5 We 70 ilulal % . uI % o.
der Ia 5tgIe seesnd noFe either Hasf qrfst - De
rotfce, etcrefo1 So
ffafri -asitl -'-- WHEEIEHs = LAllIG,.
= ar,Is - ,f,-tf flls1. .lErtrlrIIr IsIiuE1
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HATsl RATs! 80

q, aCFRY l,,r -,i Can furtr.hss on hand
i.rre assortment gf ihe lale srtne isshtons 1en-
a ATEIiN. f46 Main ST,
+. ,,5sT '-.-er Wheeling, Va
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ODE FELL o WIS, D1RB GLORY

syn, elIt Mo- r.
,bov tbo ssoS b,a y3agEt Td4siay evenings Of eaen
month. Ions 1.pvn. q, p 61qs Lfllek, Scribe. -
Nbrn "A So IslGBulngacnt Ne. os.,s
shove tlte tEird rnesday OF eaei
Trrtnn IN i2fl3l sc erIOe
The Nevada journal., 1858-02-19

Dastardly and Brutal Assa1lt-John
Center, an estimable citizen of San
Francisco, was assaulted in the Forrest
Theater, Sacramento, and beaten in a
most brutal manner by 'law and or
der" gang of villains, on Saturday night
last. At the close of performance,
Center remained behind till nearly all
were out, the lights were nearly extin-
guished, when the gang raised the cry
of "vigilante." and rushed upon him
beating his head and face in a most hor.
rid manner. The Vigilance Committee
committed one mistake-they ought to
have hung few more while they were
about It.
The Nevada journal., 1858-02-19
Udolphe wa .fe's Sci. apps.

Medicinal Diet Drink, of eninently sautary quail
ties manufactured by himself Icusvey, his factory
at Schiedam in Holland
is made from Barley that can be select in
Europe with the essence of aromatic Italian berry
acknowledged and extraordinary medicinal properties
II has long since acquired higher reputation both in
Europe and America han any other iuretic be verage
In Gravel, Gou and rheumatism, in DISTINCTIONS of
the Bladder and Kidneys, and in general Debility its
effects prompt decided and inva liable reliable. And
it is not only remedy these mala1es but, in all
in which they are produced by drinking bad water
which almost universally the them it operates
SURE PREVENTIVE.
The distressing effect upon the stomach, bowels and
bladder, of travellers, residents and all persons
to them produced by the nearly
all great inland rivers, like the Ohio, Mississippi and
Alabama from the large quantity decayed vegetable
matter contained in them in state of solution is well
known also that of the ofimestone gions
in producing Gravel Calculi, and Stcne the Bladder
The AROMATIC sCHIEDAM SCHSAPPs is an absolute
corrective of these Injurious properties of bad water
and consequently the diseases which they
sion. Ii is also fouud to be and preventive If
Fever and Ague, complaint caused by the conoint
effects Of vegetable malaria in the atmosphere and
table putrescences in the waters of ttoSe districts in
which principally prevails The Ak5MATIC SCHIEDAM
CHNAPPs is consequently iii sttat dcand by persons
travelling about to settle in those parts of the coun-
try, ecialy, well as by many in every community
whereit has become known, atcoHnt Of its various
other remedial properties.
In all cases of bropsica teHdenty Il Is generally the
only remedy required when adoted the early stages
the disease In DSspepsiS Inatadies when taken in
proper qudftities Is diet drink and especially
is foind by uniform txiereilcc, be ein1eny
best of the usual remedies have failed afford more
than temporary relief II of Flaulo ncy is an
imitdiate aud invi rablc specific and may be sin
s;ered diluted an proporIohate quantities. etcn to
voting intants all Those p1rnxy If gripping ain i'll
ti.r sonsc and bowels hch they ar sspec
Jec'. 4 well A. in ;he cnlie of grown ptrsorls.
lsjudicous tluP'ion with the principal
't as, or wier sct-e of alstinn dictaes its
n'ver 1t Is relieve the debility stendant upon pro
rated chTUde maadirs low tempe xnent, ard exhaust
ed vital energy. by whatever induced These
facts To which many Of the eminent medic al men
10th IN EUROPE Aud the United Staes have borne testi-
on! aid which are corroUorated 6y their highest
| ten authorities
lut up nquart aud pint bottles in eases dozen
with my the Jotte. cork and FAC siMLE OF NV
signature the laDel sale by all the
| Druggists AID dealers in California aud Ore On
UDULPHU WOLFE, Sole Importer
- Beaker street, New York
The Nevada journal., 1858-02-19
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry;
CONSUMPTION CURED.
san Francisco. Nov. 10th. Is

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10th. 1856.
MEssRs PARK & WHITE-Gents :-1ti with pleasu e
I sure you that able add my testimony in fa-
vor of Wistar's Bisam of Wild Cherry. For a
year have been afflicted with cough and pain in my
side and breast. which originated with a cold had
taken Cherry Pectoral Jaynes' Expector ant Cod Liver
OIL and many other popular patent medicines of the
day-also spent one hundred dollars with ourphv
sicians But all proved Of no beneficial effect Read
ing your alma Of 1855, | induced to try you
wstar's Balsam of Wild Cherry | was, at the time
commenced using it, laboring with every SYM ten
consumption of the lungs found, that after using
bottle, it gave relief, and as considered my
hard one, your store and bought half dozen
bottles; and snfice it say. before had taken it all
well I must say. that it appeare to reach the
place affected in which all other medicines failed
am in full enjoyment of good health, believing
that had no made Of your truly valuable Balsam
Of Wild Cherry should have been past recovery
if not dead. go.
| shall always take pleasure in recommend nding 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 is imitation put UP with other sig
nature. Respectfully yours,
DAVID ALLCUT.
The Nevada journal., 1858-02-19
s. ". Il. X.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT On and after
w December 9th, 1857, the trains of the Sacra-
mento Valley Railroad will leave as follows, viz
Passenger Trains:
Will leave Sacramento daily At u o'cIn:k and 2} P NJ
'' Folsom daily at 7f A u. Il N and 5P NJ
On Sundays, beside the above there VIII be from Sac
rancnto a 10 A. ttaiH -.
on SUNDAYS-Excursio or Tickets will be issued at
$3.50 for the trip-good for the day o. ly.
Freight Trains.
Will Sacramento at Il A. NJ. and 2r.M.
- Folsom at I 81 A. NJ .,.-f ~- ,t
The , A. VI. Train viii take through Freight
Nofresht transported on Sundays.
STAGES connect with the I l-2 A. NJ Trains for
Nevada, Grass Valley, Auburn,
Iowa Hin Forest city Downievle
Orleans Flat. Qphir, Col Pill,
III nostown, Yankee Jm's Greenwood
Georgetown, Mormon Island, Col ma,
ri Dorado. Diamond Springs, Placerville,
Prairie City, Michigan Bar Cooks Bar
Wallis Dggings, Live Oak CITY, Arkansas Digines
Willow Springs, Drytown, Amador
Sutter, Jackson Fddletown
And other intermediate places
The Stages will connect with the IL NJ. Train in ar
irving in Sacramento in time for the san Francieco
boats.
For Freight or passage apply at the R. R. stations
je26 j. P ROBINSON Supt
The Nevada journal., 1858-02-19
wAsuIxGroN. D. c. Lnne 10.

". Z.
Having made use of the Oxygensted Bittcrs, prepar-
ed by Dr. George B. Green, OF Windsor vt. aud from
knowledge obtained of their efficacy in other cases. we
cheerf lly 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.
Samuels. Phelps, William Upham s. Senator's from
Vermont.
James F Simmons, L. S. Senator from Rhode Island
j. 7. Morehead United States Senator and formerly
Governor of Kentucky
l. H. Arnold, formerly Governor of Rhode Island
VIM Woodbridge late Governor of Michigan.
Its success in eevere of Dyspepsia Asthma and
General Debility of the SYSTEM places it among the
mcst wonderful discoveries in medical science and has
given it reputation far beyond any remedy known for
these complaints, in all their various forms.
SETH W. FowLE Co, 13s Washington ST. Boston,
proprietors. Sold by their agents everywhere.
The Nevada journal., 1858-02-19
Caution to the Public.
Caution to the Public.
London Cordial Gin,
Club House Gil,
Schiedam .Schnapps,
Medieated SchnapPS.
R0uaI Sch1a3ps

After several years. e1perimc the
ting discovery in its manufacture by which was de.
privedo all acrd and nammaory properties and redu
ced perfectly pure. My mandatory is at Schiedam
Holland After several months refec sion what title
give II, introduce 1t 10 the American public under the
name of "Wofe's Schedam l-"metic Schnapps."-
>chiedam is the name of tic piace Ho he
Gin is manufactured; Aromatic derives its
thd Italian uniper Berry with which ii is favored and
the word 'Schnapps'i Is the Germs for drink-Cogue
Dram-Wolfe's Schiedam Aromatic Drink.
No -ooner had my Schnapps been intro luced to the
American public, and received with appreciation than
the lqUor mixers cf New York, Boston and PhladeI-
phla started in pursuit with their mixed aud poisonous
stuff under various names-Schedam Gin. Schiedam
SchnaPps. London Club House Gin. London Cordial Gin
&c and in several labels have been perfectly
technical avoidance of the law and carefully prepar
ed impose careless purchasers. Understand
large quantity has been purchased by merchants of
California ofihe cheapness of the articles
especially caution the public against those vile mita
ton of my bottles, and wrappers of coors-yel
low paper, with blue and red printng-inended de-
ceve careless buyers Such bottles contain the worst
Kind of doctored up and unwholesome liquors. mer-
chant who participates indirectly in the fraud by selling
spurious artcles much offender the principal
VINO planned the imposition. hope every honest man
in California W no values the heath of the community
the unscrupuous merchant who. for the sake of few
cents Will put jeopardy the lives of the community in
which be lives Such men should be nailed to the plory
of popular execration.
The genuine Sehnapps be purchased at wholesale
from all the respectable Liquor Dealers and Druggists in
San Francisco
Ihave appointed CROSBY & DIBsLEg ssn Francisco
Sole Agents for the Schicdsm Arsnz;ic schnzpps for
ian y r5oLrHo WOLFF. ;
The Nevada journal., 1858-02-19
Natures Own emedy for Man sickness.

That creates, reproduces and pure blogd-that
acts on the Liver, Heart Brain, Intesnes, Limbs and
Chest, that revolutionizes the whole system-gives
streng h to the most Deblifated and Weak-that
tans mineral other poison. Such is. in truth DIR
Jacob WebbeT's Justly famous invigoratng tordal an
gutter.
The extraordinary and strange effected by this
beautiful herbaleoDDocton, has astonis.eda 1t seems
to suit every constitution The old the feeble the Ian
guid feel new life and blood is given them The roue
the disspated debauchee the weak from long disease
era poiSons; the young whose marhood is wasted
where natures functions and lifeess experen-
the bliss of robust and vigorous manhood his appe
tte is good his sleep quiet and rereshng his mind and
M mory clear and certain
For all cases is DIR. Jacob Webber's Invgorang Cor
dial anguihe most especially adapted nasmuch the
above symptoms did DIR Webber minutely study III
adapting his Cordial to their 1t envens the torpid
liver elects all bilious matter from the system,
sudaon or free perspiraton $50 necessary health it
purides and enrehes the blood, gives strength the
limbs and body and is positively infaible in all
diseases, trembling or wakefulness
There never was remedy gave such delight the
sufferer this The gent can from his kuoyl-
it in of the following Diseases nervousness weak
ness, languor loss of appetite sleep strength tre.
bling lew spirits decay of the natural functions pains
the head limbs body. nenralgc rheumatic, and it
often restores those oheah and strength whose const
| tutions almost broken
The price is reduced that rich poor use
it is put up in large quart bottles price So
for s. and sold at every respectable Drug Store in Cali
fornia Proprietor AMI Agent I. Jones, box 1903
Francisco to whom all orders can be sent by mail.
deciu Decem Der 4. 1851
The Nevada journal., 1858-02-19
Sherif7s Sale.

I(Y virtue Of an Execution to directed and issued
ID the Honorable isrct Court of the l4th Judi
cial District, Judgment rendered in said Court
the 22d day of December A d 1857 in favor of T. Ell
LARD BEANS and w. J. KNOX and against ZENAS
WHEELER, JAMES WALSH and RICHARD HON
eOl00 dollars, debt, with interest the said OF
s3s7 go from the ED Dec 1857 the of ten per
per annum till paid. together with of suit
sxty-ive 40 100 dollars have levied upon and seized
the following described property. which heretofore
attached the 4h day of Nov A. D. 1851 All the light
Quartz Mill with all the appurtenances situated on
Mud Flat about mile south of Nevada city, also
chnery, quartz ledge of quartz, buildings &c. belong
ing TO said defendants.
Notice is hereby given that on Thursday the I4th day
January, D. 1883, between the hours of 10 O'Clock
A. and o'clock M iii front of the court house door
in the city of Nevada will expose for sale all of the
above described property the highest Bidder tor cash
TO satisfy the Judgment aforesaid.
Given under my hand this oath day of December 1857
S. W. BORING,
Sheriff OF n. C.
The Nevada journal., 1858-02-19
Bleeding IT the Lungs Cured.

SETH W FowLE Esq,-Dear Sir: Having been at
tackled with Hemorrhage of the Lungs, which left me
with troublesome cough and the usual debility con~e-
quent upon such attach and having cured myself by
the 81 Wlsar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry, feel it a
pleasure and duty testify its merits My general
faith in pateut medicines small but for those are
SUFFERING under pulmonary attacks persuaded that
the Balsam is an excellent preparation.
Yours, very truly,
JONA R. CHILDS, Editor Chckopee Telegraph
Chicopee, Mass, Feb 20, 1854
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrap
per. Sold by Agents everywhere.
The Nevada journal., 1858-02-19


facts for the earnest consideration Of those afflicted
with diseases of the lungs
Medicated Inhalation will cure Con.
sumption.
WHY? Because the remedy is applied directly to
w the SEAT of DISEASE. The medicines being pre-
lrel in the form of yapor pveyed in the air we
reathe to the minute air cells in the lungs The
feet is dissolve and renler easily expectoraed
he secretnns in the air cells This at relieves
he lungs from the matter collected there, and the
pors being composed of healing gums and balsams, a
state of the parts takes place the weak air cells
stimulated and strengthened the ulcers and cavi
he al and the patient rapidly passes from
disease to health. This is the only that be
with any certainty relied Consumption Asth.
ma. Bronchitis any of Lung disease.
The prominent symptoms of Consumption are slight
hacking cough, mo ty perceptble rising in the NOR
ming going to bed tickling in the throat sensi
BILE increase of the cough accompanied by heavy vel
low mucus expectorations haemoptysis raising OF
blood, which is of the symptoms il indi-
that tube ces have already formed in the lungs
pain in the chest sides attended tn diff ulty of
breathing chills running the back and through the
limbs hectic fever; night sweats loss of appetite
diarrhpa, etc, etc.
am satisfied that consumption in its incpient stage
can cured, but becomes morta and hence
any suffer ng from long disease should lose no time
in seeking the aid of this treatment. would therefore
invite all who suffering from the above described
symptoms to try INDICATED VAPOR, the best
remedy 1t will certainly do harm, and if you de-
sire to regain health assure you tbs the only eectual
and rational treatmfnt employed to relieve these
deplorable maladies. ,.-
N B. Personal consultation and examination with
out charge.
Consultation by letter, five dollars
sM TIBBITS. MD.
Office 1875 Montgomery street, San Francisco.
Dr. Ilohts also pays particular attention to the
treatment of dsea of the skin and ali chronic CON-
plants.
Any person wishing to learn anything of my charac
ter, qualif alton, &c, | would refer them A.
swEARINGER and ALMARIN B PAUL, of Nevada
tt an Francisco, Nov. q 1857.
The Nevada journal., 1858-02-19

Special N otice.-The undersigned takes this method
ofnotfyng his friends and the public generally that
has purchased the NEW DRUG SToRE in the Fire.
Building. No IA Commercial Street, Mr.. b. rhayer
ofSan Francisco and has for sale the
ENGLISH AND FRENCH DRUGS, ever imported in this
market The store is wen stocked with every article be-
onghg to the business and having arrangements with
Mr.. Thayer, and other of San Francisco can
assure those who will give their patronage that they
wilge better article andon reasonablete at
any other Store in town
The businessis under the management Of DR. B r
CARMAN, who will give proper attention to the eec
ton of desirable articles and trust the business will ba
conducted merit the confidence OF those in need
Of Medicines.
~ Prescriptions will be properly compounded
G. o. KILBOURNE