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The Nevada journal., 1858-01-22

TNHIS ARTICLE OF BTTTERS FAR SrRpAssrc
i any ever introduced to the California pnbii b;
PURELY VEGETABLE, composed of Roots PIats
and Herbs each of which possesses positive ~
properties and nothing deleterous the public a n
every reliance in the statement made here that there q;
No Hambug IN 1t.
These Btters have gained such unprecedan,ed r
arty, not only in New York city and Buffalo, wbere IL
first manufactured by s -
Tile Turner Brotbers.
But in the Eastern Middle and Western Statos ,h..
ey ha to keep their stills working day and night for
months III succession The peculiar process of d;stii,
ton F'Ss VI uistlla-
Tile Forest IVine B;ters
Is subjected to. removes all that migbt h ;.,
health, it prepared by infusion only yiious 70
prepared by the Turner Brothers 10th here ana =; Nv
York, they defy the closest chemica al scrutnx 90
anything in 1t Il at is not beneficial to health 7, +; We.
like many other preparations of negative cbsr
acter as its enar-
POsitire Medical Qualities
Regulates the systems of the healthy and keen, .bo,
so whist IT ateS such debtated espec;a1
sueE debility be produced by excuses of anv kinS
he bitterS have been used by adults of bo,h -
with eminent success, and also bv children NJ ~
uarlties OF the bowels stomach prcduced nans,. e
food ora total loss ofappetite "se@ i"r
Turner'S Forest TV1ue B;fters
Have been pronounced Invaluable as an ann,,;uo,
the morning as wen as before dinner; but in every case
before meals 1t acts As corrective TO the
an lnvgorator TO the entire human frame MaS. .'no
ca oy " I. lukNEk BROTHERS N Y Citv
JAS. TURNER BROS Buffalo n v ~
TURNER BROTHERS.
Md"gtacf~rers and Importers Of Turner'S
Ginger Vine, Syrups, CordiaIsJ
Bitters, &C., &C.,
Sept Is ls57.-3m Market street San Fr,rc;so,
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CITY DRUG STORE,

Number % Main Street, Nevada California.
THE undersigned has on hand and Is constantly re-
ceiving large and fresh invoice of Drugs Medicines,
Paints Oils. Camphcne, Brushes, Spirits Turpenne,
Alcohol Trusse shoulder Braces. Abdominal supper
ters &c SC Also aarge stock ofPatent Medicines
sisting in part of the following articles:
III. JUHu DuIr I'cOl1I al .Ja1saIII ::
Ayers Cherry Pectoral James Expectorant
Wistars Basam Wild Cherry. WiStars Cough Lozenges
Divne's Cough Lozenges
Sarparias-Bull's Sarsaparia. Sands Sarsaparila
Townsends sarsaparila. Guysott's sarsaparila.
Jay mes Alternative
Fever and Ague Cure-Rhodes Fever and que Cure
Osgoods Cholagogue.
Liniments-Chase Lintmcnt. Hunts Liniment.
Broggs Mustang Liniment. Railways Ready Relief
DavsPain Killer. American Horse Liniment
Bowman Ointment,
Ointments-nallys Pain Extractor
Green Mountain Ointment
Holloway's Ointment. Hebler Ointment
Sbleys Pill Ointment. Russia Salve &c &c
Jaynes Vermifuge. McLane's Vermifuge
Fahnstock's Vermifuge
Thompsons Eye Water Greefcnberg Eye Lotion
Pcttit's Eye Salve
Balm Thousand Flowers. Lubin's Extracts.
Bazins & Farna Cologne Pcnand Pomade
Rose Water. Lavender Water
Orange Flour Water, Florida Water,
Bay Rum.
Fancy Articles.
Tooth Nail, Hair, and Shaving Brushes Combs Soaps
of all kinds. Agent for the following articles:
Hostetters Gregorys German Tonic, Huffers and Bulls
Sarsaparilla Bters Balm of Thousand Flowers Bulls
Sarsaparila, Dr. Sohn p. Bulls Pectoral Balsam Guv
sots SaI saparilla and Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure
My stock is large and the assortment complete which
enables me to sell goods at the LOWEST market price
for CASH My goods are carefully packed and warran
ted to give satisfaction both in quaty and price.
ders from the country solicited
Family Medicines carefully prepared by myself and pre-
scrpton put up in the best and at reasonable
prices If you want goods in myine give me call am
prepared sell both wholesale and reailat VERY LOW
PRICES.
JOHN LARK,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist
32 NJ ain Street. Nevada
Nevada, April 18th, 1857.
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ROBERT JOSEPH.

WATCHES, JEWELRY, DIAMONDS.
Gold Pens Clocks, Watch Materials Tools Glasses &c
III WASHINGTON STREET
Between Montgomery and Kearney (up stairs)
SAN FRANCISCO
HAVE just received direct from the manufacturer,
large assortment Of goods of the latest STYLES and pat
terms in the above line.
have constantly on hand and am in regular recept of
fu and complete assortmens of goods adapted to tho
California trade To the trade and dealers in the nteri
or would say your orders will receive prompt and
careful attention. Please give me a call
ROBERT JOSEPH
n B. No business connection with J. S. Josephi
9 '57--}m
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to the Travelling Communi
Machinery For Sale.

A Is Horse Power Engine, Boilers, all the appara-
n tus for gearing, Circular and Mua Saws win be
sold at Bargan either separately altogether For
further particular enquire of
A D, SKILLMAN St Louis Saw Mill.
deel- Alpha Road.
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In all the principal Towns and Cities these works
will be delivered, FREE OF POSTAGE When sent bv
mail the Postage any part of the United States will
be but TwentyFour Cents year for ''Backwood and
but Fourteen Cents year for each of the Reviews
n. B-The price in Great Britain of the five Period
Gals above named is about S3l per annum
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FIRST GLASS HOTEL.

II EVERY PARTICULAR.
We would here state that the comparative success Of
this House since January last exceeded that of anx
other on the Pacific Coast with constantly inere.si,.
patronage conveyance, marked
Intern ltioI al Hotel Coach,
under the personal superintendence p Smith for
merry Stage Agent at Sacramento city, is in attendance
at all hours to convey passengers and from the Hotel
for ono dollar each, including baggage
a. S. HALEY. Iessee
Assisted by IohnJ Haley and f. r Robin on late Of
The Railroad House. scntIs,f ~
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HOTEL INTERNATIONAL.
SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA

SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
I'HE undersigned requests the attention of tn. trsx
elng public and strangers in particular TO the mer
its of this House.
Although but lately established under the supervision
OF It's present managers yet dscrmin ang public have
discovered init well managed superior hotel The
present proprieress and managers. A s. HALEY. JOHN
j. HALLf and Z. r. ROBINSON, with an honorable
oecey not wishing to encroach upon the merits of 9th
er houses have successfully endeavorcd to establish for
il the namn of 4
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Ranch for Sale.
CIR EAT BAR GAIN

II II II ~
4 NY PERSON wishing to purchase \ GOOD RANCH
~ on The mast tarordbie terms, have the oppor-
tunity. II is one of the BEST STOCK or HAY RANCH
ES in the mountains of California, and any ant
ing go into that pleasant business offers inducements
often TO be met with. II is situated Dry Creek
about mile and half nprthest of the Zinc House.
the Sacramento road.
1t contains two quarter sections of Land, ALL EN-
CLOSED WITH GOOD BRUSH FENCE and two
or three smaller Lots in board fence, and
GOOD FRAME BUILDING, NEW.
There isnow growing on it CROP OF HAY, which
will yield the present season. less than Forty Tons
and Three Acres the finest BARLEY II contains anv
amount of the best Garden Ground be found in the
State about four of which is fenced has
cultivated for that purpose small lot Of Timothy
Meadow is well seeded and in fine condition About
ONE HUNDRED PEACH TREES of one years growth
and all the necessary tools for farming
There is on the place, number of Large and never
failing Springs, atfordng abundant supply OF excel
lent water either for stock irrigation the year
1t viii be sold at the most reasonable rate, either in
udng the present years crop without it,
q For furthet particulars address by letter. or in
person, y. P BROWN,
July u, lc9I Nevada Journal Office
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FARMERS GUIDE

To SCIENTIFIC & PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE
By Henry Stephens. F. r. S., of Edinburgh and the
late j. p Norton Professor of Scientific Agriculture in
Yale College, New Haven. Two vol mes. Rova
Octave, 1000 pages, and numerous Woo nd Steel En-
cravings.
This is, confessedly the most complete work OH Ag
riculture published and in order give it a wider
circulation the publishers have resolved to reduce the
low price of
= Five Dollars for the Two Volumes
When sent by mail Qost paid California and Ore
gon the price will be 81 To every other part of the
Union, and to Canada ospaid) Sc This work is not
the sold Book of the Farm"
e Remttances for any of the above publications
should always be addressed post paid the publishers
LEONARD SCOTT q co,
March 20-tf No "a Gold street New York
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Notice to Scrip Holders /.

~ IE owners of the following Nos Scrip drawn on
| the different Funds requested to present the
same for payment, interest from this date
Coanty General FaRd-Nos g. Z 81, 81, 81, sll,
Road Fund Nos. TO- II.
And all registered Warrants on the INDECENT Sick Fund
prior to Feb. lst, lS55.
T w, SIGoURNEY. Treasurer
December 10Th, 1857.
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We therefore take great pleasure in being able
form the people of California the Most raordj,a-
[y G'aaGl'0n Aas asiakeH place IN the PRICE OF LODG-
Woodward's What Cheer House
lleaTd l2l Sacramento and 81 SO and 81. new add
tion, LeidesdorfF st.
- The Inc price ofLodgingis reduced to so and rs
Gents per Night. ~
Lodgings in first class Single Rooms furns shed ron,
Piete- at StN ENTNFIFE CENTS per night
We have been gvento understand that LODGINGS hx
the week can be obtained at VERY LOW FIGiIRE
Henticmrn; Sleep is a wonderful Institution but
Woodward mas improved upon it greatly by introducing
the reach every one these Renown
night. " ~ Pei
bhe Price of Board is also exceedingIylow:
'"lrT P p oay 90
An extensive and ahundantly supplied Reading Room.
and Library is also fitted up the accommodation Of
the patrons of this establishment
ne location of the House is such to place IL in tb.
centre "i business tits directly opposite the Mail team
snip Compan Office. and in the immediate vicinity o
the L. s. Branch Mint.
Just cal at the WHAT CHEER HOUSE, II9and l2I
Spcranento street, where you will be well attended to
,, X b. WOODWARD, Proprietor
ms House is con nluctcd Strictly Temperance
incipcs) febI3
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L. SCOTT & cos
HS ESEEHSHa sIESEaeEHaaIAES
The Farmers Guide.

" ~ J
These Periodicals ably represent the three gre at po
litical parties of Great Britain--WIfIG. TORY and
RADICALbut politics form only {, al uIe of their
character As Organs the most profound writers on
Science Literature Morality, and Religion they stanI
they have stood, unrlvallcd in the world Of lot
ters being considered indis pensable the scholar and
the professional man, while the intelligent reader of
every class they furnish and satisfactory
record of the literature dav, Throughout
the world than possibly be obtained any other
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THEATRICAL NOTICE.

- Main Street, Nevada.
Nevada April 18th, 1857.
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Theatre at Grass Valley.

THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully anne
L to the profession that he has at a considerab
Dense fitted mn in m magniticpnt style n
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HE ALTH AND LUXURY.
G. r f G. O r US
BRANDY EsitterS
Gregnry'S Vegetable Brandy BitterS

A VAST AMOUNT of nauseatng ard aoxieus com
n pounds having been thrust into the market under
the name of "Bittcrs it becomes the duty of the Pro
,-intn.s 4 A.nnts for the saln of the cn.hrntnl
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OUR BUSINESS TO PUBLISH
ERe important News!
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we etheret're take great pleasure in being able
form the people of Caitorniathat the NoSt Era9rdfga
Ty y Gfdgettoa has taken place IN the PRICE or LODG
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Great rEniI.Storr, I'm rrinnesntn

The late hail storm in Minnesota was Of q most
destructive character. In Freedom County, we are
told, it ragged tornado, tearing hundreds Of oak
trees almost into shreds, tumbling down fences,
fattening corn fields, and doing much other damage.
In Fairfield, Geneva, Clark's Grove, &c the storm
ehsraoterzsdby severe hail. Ehi3h cut in pieces
whole fields CT grain, and completely destroyed
numberess gardens. Some of the hail-stones were
Of the size Of hens eggs In the neighborhoOd Of
Farbault, chickens, Pigs and sheep we're killed out
right and cattle and horses that could not get under
shelter we're almost crazy with the fierce peings of
the storm. The Hastings Duly Ledger contains the
following item:
Mon;orville appeared as though an army Of in
fan'Ty had been using it target to fire at; win
doEs we're broken, and even the siding was pierced
by hail, and the gardens and fields OF grain could
not have been in worse plight if 6 herd Of ten
thousand bufaloea had come rushing over them from
toe Western plains One farmer in thsb vicinity
said his loss Wss full $500; he was just preparing
10 harvest his wheat, that had escaped the ravages
Of Inc yust and weayil, when the hail came and ut
isrly destroyed it, together with everything else in
the ground Some OF the hail gathered after the
I'm measured tea and Twelve inches in circumfer-
elcF. and sryeral animals had been siIcd from be-
ing bii, Our Informant weighed one stone or block
Of ice whese heft vas one pound.
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CoUSTERFEITERs ARRESTED Officer Kirkpatrick,
last evening about six o'clock, arrested two men
James Arnold and James Tracy as oounteFfeiters
and suspected felons. On searching them he dis
covered one of them eight, and the other one,
counterfeit So bills on the National Bank" Of Rhode
Island, made payable at Providence, aud dated May
4th, 1858. They are signed 6. W Hsllet President,
and Il. c Cranston, Cashier. The Bills are said to
be photographed, and If so are well executed. One
Of tbs fellows tried to hide the money Up his sleeve
as he was nabbed by the policeman whose quick
eye detected the movement. They he'd in heir pos
session come boxes Of sardiues ana medicines, which
were no doubt paid for Wi.h National Bank n 3ney.
Il is believed that they have passed number Of the
bills they had upwards Of hun dred dollars good
money in their possession. Any one who has been
vctimized by heir rascality can gethe 81 uf Tedeam
ed in coed money by applying at the P jlice Court
this morning, besides assisting to hasten the crime
upon the oounterfeiters aforesaid-Lou,sUiiis C0ur
ier Aug 25.
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WAsHIEaFOE, Aug. 24-Purser Danfortb bss been
tried BY court martial and sent home and Pnrser
Nixon has been transferred TO the United States
sloopof>Tar Vincennes, in the place Of Purser
Danforth
The sale Of public lands IN Nebraska, advertised
to take place next March, viii be postponed for the
benefit Of settlers therein
NJ. G. Wheeler has been appointed chief engineer
Of the steamer Water Witch, now fitting out for the
Paraguay expedition.
Col. Rector, Superintendent Of Indian Affairs in
the Southwestern District west Of Arkansas, will,
his return thiLher, distribute to the SeminOles
and other Indian tribes, nearly half million dol-
lars in presents and annuities.
Mr. Turpin, successor TO Mr.. Eames, IS Minister
to Venezuela is the eve Of leaving for that ooun-
Try, having received his Instructions
James Green killed Mr.. Carver. Of Mobile, ct
Warrenion Springs last night, with bowie anife,
in cpurre. The same FarIies weIe recently
arrested In his city aud prevented from hghiing a
duel Green is in custody
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DIR. RINGS BIsPENsART
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

4feS DR.. King formerly Of Ns York, for TIE last four
ES years Of Louisville, Keutucky, and Eha has de-
voted his attention the treenI Of private diseases for
thirty year fattrs himself having attended 20 pFac for
years, and cured many thousands, he Is enabled
all diseases Of private mater how bad tT b.
from djudicious mgcal treatment, from negdce Of ei
Dr. Kings Dispensy No. . Baadeck stre bctUee
Cherry and the square where be all diseases Of private
nature.
oSoRHzA cured without nauoious medicine or fnsrfsrrnos
from business.
SFRCEUEEs Of old rent date, ed1ctlay cured in few
days, hy operation which pain Where sczFe
exists health cannst be enjoyed Perhaps dae1as
mischief unlermiuas the much.
5TFHLls with all the diseases OF the skins growing out Of
lect bad treatment be elacuay cured in few ags.
SEMINAL MEAKEs- particular attention having
this disease and all the conseq growing E hrouzf
in many by the destructive habits Of incunsderae
Youths and excessive indulgence e The passions legect q
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Females who may lahorng Win any dfeuy 5f the Womh
may assured Of immediate relief
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Once hours from O'Clock in the morning until In ~. evening.
may Z3-dSWIy
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NAsHHGToE, Aug. 20.-I deeply regret that Gen
Cass grows more feeble every day. Hisauention 10
he duties Of his Department has been ibCessant:
but be has not been we'll for several months most
sincerely hope that he nay obtain rest and rescue
from his proposed jaunt. The ouerous duties Of the
department Of State are entirely too much for his
contributions PEiL Pres. a