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Constant EMPLOYMENT.

The man who is obliged to be constantly
employed to earn the necessaries of life
and support his family, knows not the
unhappiness he prays for when he desires
wealth and idleness. To be constantly
busy is to be always happy. Persons who
have suddenly acquired wealth, broken up
their active pursuits, and begun to live at
their ease, waste away, and die in a very
short time. Thousands would have been
blessings to the world, and added to the
common stock of happiness, if they had
been content to remain in humble sphere,
and earned every mouthful of food that
nourished their bodies. But no; fashion
and wealth took possession of them, and
they were completely ruined. They ran
away from peace and pleasure, and embra-
ced lingering death. Ye who are sigh
ing for the pomp and splendor of life, be-
ware! Ye know not whaty wish. How
is it possible for you to be happy while
you possess discontented and deceitful
heart! No situation, however exalted
no wealth, however magnificent; no honors
however glorious, can yield you solid en-
ljoyment, while discomfort Turks in youl
bosom. The secret of happiness lies il
this--to be always contented with your lot
and never sigh for the splender of riches
or the magnifcence of fashion and power
Persons who are always busy, and g,
cheerfully to their daily tasks, are tn,
least disturbed by the fucations Of busines
\ and at night sleep with perfect composure
The idle and the rich are seldom contented
They are peevish. fretful, irOscible. Bi
them good morning, and they scowl Ma
ture and art appear to have few attraction
for them. They are entirely out OF thei
views. While in this state, the spring
Of life are rusting out, and the decay {
death has commenced undermining thei
J constitutions. Ia sgegsga
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-06-23
"Turning to mirth all things Of earth,
As only boYhoOd can"

The ORIGIN OF SoRRows.-We fancy
that all our Affections are sent us directly
from above; sometimes we think it in
piety and contrition, but oftener in NOR
oseness and discomfort. 1t would be well,
however, if we attempted to trace the
cause Of them; we should probably find
their origin in some region Of the heart
which we never had well explored, or in
which we had secretly deposited our
worst indulgences. The clouds that in
tercept the heavens from us come mol
from the heavens, but from the earth.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-06-23

] think half the troubles for which men
60 slOuching in prayer to God are caused
BY their intolerable pride. Many ofour
cares are but morbid way oflooking at
our privileges. We let our blessings gu
mouldy, and then call them curses Il.
w. Beecher.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-06-23
Aiau. 1853.

Beatty Mcfarland, Esq. fine Ohio VS. Oarnahan 10 90
Delinquent taxes collected since settlement. 26 10
Peddltrs license received since settlement with
Ob w
Auction Licen SO received since settlement with
o W
Total Receipts .......,. SOY 698 81
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-06-23

PIous UNHAPPINEss.- .-Thereis secret
belief amongst some men that God is
displeased with mans happiness; and in
consequence they stink about creation,
ashamed and afraid % enjoy anything
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-06-23

James II. Blinn,Jury Feescollected In civil %, -.
sesin Court OF Common .,...........:...-. $50
James II. Blinn, Jury Fees collected In civil ca %
ees In District Court. ~
John Houston, ESQ, fine In case OF VnioNs' q
Smithr.,...,... ''''''''s''""'''' 4,
John Woodruff, for tavern nlicencc..."..'@.,''.'"'
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-06-23
December, 1857.

Archibald Carson, for tavern !icon'e'sr...... S
J. "; Russell s..Sv ''..,.'.,,.., - %
Sccb HousSods interest on Section 10, Knox 4, a.
ytownship. ..'''' 'ou
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JuLg, 1857.
Aun,tst. 1857.

John Calboon. Esq, fine In case Of Ohio vs..
VIM. Gordon....... ,...
Charles Williams, interest on Section 10, Mount
Pleasant township p.......".....,.".... .,..... l20
Ladd Maddox and Steer interest on Section
IT, Mt. Pleasant tp.. ia
John Irvine, Esq fine in ease Of Ohio vs John
..,.,,,.".' bN
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january, 1858.

n McFarlsnd. Esa., ane In case lof Chic ys.s. =,
Morrow .,si...,ss rJo
Thomas pttenger interest on Section 10 Knox 4. A.
VIM RI Sloan, interest on Section 10, Knox tp lN ~
"A. .P Ouppy, for boards sold at Short Greek q a.
bridge '''''..s AW
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-06-23
AUDITORS REPORT
OF
Receipts and Expenditures
OF THE
COUNTY OF JEFFERSON,
STATE OF OHIO,
For the Year Ending June 5h, a. d. '5S
r ECE PIT 8.
June 1st, 1857.

~, D. VI
Treasurer S ~. $500 40
George Webster, sale Of Law Books.......... 30
George Webster. cost In case OF Ohio VS.. Evans,
received from State..... oO
SSsa, q S.asss S1;.s ;siS @
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Total Receipts.............., :,
EXPENDITURES.

iE FOR TOWNSHIP, BOROUGH,
SCHOOL AND TOWNSHIP PURPO-
SEES.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-06-23
BoYhood.

Boyhood what is the abstract idea Of
it? Does the word convey an individual
portrait, or compound of the Imagination?
What is its age! When does it commence?
When depart! 1t has several stages
The beau ideal Of boyhood is somewhere
between eight and twelve-though it
exists before and after that age-but then
within those years, it is invested with
its greatest charm. Then is the first
spring Of intelligence, when all that meets
the eye and the ear creates its due wonder.
Then the feelings are tender, and there is
yet just so much sweet natural helpless
ness as serves to keep ever warm and
active our affection, by demand upon our
care, and to epgender reliance upon us,
the source Of mutual delight
Boys are gregarion creatures, and when
in troops, having confidence in themselves
and in each other, they are all noise and
sport.
"Turning to mirth all things Of earth,
As only boyhood can"
But when quite alone, even in their most
delightful idleness. tauieriug and lettering,
by green lanes, or village highways, they
show no signs of mirlh. Watch them
unseen, and you will find the lips apart,
the eye inquiring; there is then look
that might be mistaken for pensive, but il
is not that. nor is it easy to define; it is,
however, singularly expressive of happi.
ness, the result Of sensibility and intuitive
perception.
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VOL. NO. 25.
Robert Mcintyre. for tavern lioonse........... 500
8 90
february, 1858.

oCFPnsS p.opY...n .. osas' Dcm~~ so-~ 40
insSsSsS Or Secuon ~ .uAu" e5sO2s
Taxes refunded by State: l3 90
VUmmoh .nso eohool funu ueiiveu nun. sno" 10 90
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Sentsrnber. 1857.
October. 1857.

w.R. Allison, amount ovOrpAid on Printing,
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Noveneber, 1857.

VIM. h. Vale, interest on Section 10. smithheld
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.aa. h'aQi. asn aa@ ,si4s. Q!
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~ uaA tal9Ia iplslat eI 9lbat. .9a EAa
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01
All Kinds ut Liquors & Vinegar
INSTANTLY, hy tn. use of
LACOUR'S ESSENTIAL OILS.

These rils arc obtained y di> >taton at the Chcmica
Laboratory Parish Of jefferson of Pierre Iacow autho
of Lacnur's '"emcal Analyois. Lacour's Chemical ma
nipu tiuns La, the Nanufa of Liquors, sc.
Purchasers pa. ,iruary requested TO return the
TASKS and obtain their money if the oil does giv
perfect satisfaction.
LACOCR'S OIL OF COGNAC converts neutral spirit
a superior imitation of Imported Brandies. viz -
Otard Sazrrac Marett Cognac. Poultucy. Seignettc
United Vineyard Proprietors, Castillion and London
Dock Brandcs These Liquors will have u full fruity
flavor and beautiful. sparkling color. Common Recti
fed Whs' ey will he changed ly the of the oil of
Co"nac tn New York Brandy, Pine Apple Brandy, ON
LACOTR's on. OF RYE changes Rcctifed Whisky
to Monongahela Rye Whiskcy Old Virginia Malt whs-
key Bourbon Whi>kry. sc.
on or CEURdT changes common Rcctifed Wits
key todd Irish Malt whiskey, and superior article OF
Scotch Whi>key.
OIL or PEiCH changes common whiskev TO vir-
ginia Peach Brandy &c. Oil of Peach and OIL of Co$nac
viii convert common Whiskcy to Apple Brandy.
FIJI or GIN corvc Is the poor 81 Whiskry to IIol
land Gin Schie'tim Schnapps, Rose Gin Swan Gin, En-
glish Gin. sc.
LACOUR'S CONCENTRATED ACID will in f,.
hours after being mixed change five gallons of good
Vinegar ami twenty-five gallons nfwatcr thi ty cal
Ions of the most acid Vinegar that can be found in III
market. by the use of Lacour's Concentrated Acid
vinegar can be made for dollar and sixty cents per
barrel
FOR MIXING IEQIORS Lacour's Oils require nc
prcpa atcn-rnly the oil into the Whiskcy arr
shake well. The Liquors thus made will have fine nat
ura ar ma full rich oily taste beautiful trapspar
color and fine bead Iacour's oils three dis
tinct properties i'll converting common whisky rand
gin. &c. The first property cominrs with and Susid,
oil (Amylc Alcohol.) The Whiskcy j. thus d, privcd
that peculiar irritating and turning taste and tccomc.
neutral spirit; the second property sSts in oil,
muclaglnouS taste Impaired To the liquor. which rrr-
crs it mellow and iHpart> appearance of great
the third property is eNh' i in the rich yiTou> mutt
dor that is impaired 10 the lqnor, which rcudc dis
tirction from the genuine brands impossible
These oils are pnt upin quHrt TASKS each flask
VOC htr,d ~, li.,,s -
liquor. Full an comprehensive directions accompan,
the bottles. Price So. bottle.
sale at the of ST. Charles and Poy street
1SF One bottle Of these Oils, five in numtcr will
securely packed and shipped. with hill of lading
part of the country, upon the receipt of $1,000 tn
address of IACOJR New Orlaans
Purchasers are requested guarantee of good
faith furnish the fany house New Orlcar
and will ship them package of the oils If they de
perform all that is claimed for them they will
nothing. Feb. 6-ly
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01

MtSlC-One Of the largest and best Catalogues o
Music now published. sold ut gr' atty reduced ri .es
Music sent wherever ordered. .. t.rad CataL,ruc
sent by mail. liberal discount to dealers I. acLcrs
'cminarcS and crrgvmen.
OTINI.'NS of THE PRtSs -"Nothng AT the State F1ir
displayed greater excellence ihaa the Piano Forte IL
ntacrrrd by Horace Waters. = ChHrchman
The finest among the many Planes nj the Crvsta
Palace are those placed there by Horace Waters who's
instrument are always pophar Christian Enquirer
rhe Horace Waters Pianos built the best and
most 'h"i oughly seasoned material we have doubi
that buyers an do as wcl perhaps better, this than
any house in the Union. x christian Id
THE Horace Waters Pianos are known aS among the
very best We are enabled to speak IF these instiu-
mrnts with confidence, from pers, nal knowledge t
their excellent tone and dun able quality T. Fran
'We can speak of their merits from personal knowl-
edge rs being of the very best qr atty christian Intel
Our friends will find at Mr.. Waters the very
best a>sotment ef music and of pianos to be found in
the United Status and we urge southern and western
friends to give him call whenever they 60 TO New
York "-Liroham's Magazine.
I'VE consider them worthy of special attention from,
the resonant and exceedingly musical tone which Mr.
Waters has succeeded in attaining ~ Y. Times
IS-s-'f
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01
San Francisco Advertisements,

destroy the soft arts, and cause the bones to morify
separate and come away leavngthe sufferer object
hideous tn hehnl when botcheS and pmplcs brc ak
ont upon the skin when he has painful swelling upon
the bones. or when his constitution injured to
preiisrosc to consumption other constitutional dis
ease, the Dr guarantees asks compensation.
In RiIEt MATiSM, chrnuic acute; in by ENTE-
Rl, or DIARRfG;A, he has safe and effec:ua rene
dies For the treatment Of the consequences of eli
abuse. surh a. nocturnal enSsiOns nervousness timi
itv headache pains in the back ard limbs with general
weakness loss Of app iife loss OF memory injury 10 the
sight, TeSc>snc~s. confusion Of IDEAS &c. For the
above named maadies, the Dr will guarantee or
ask no compensation
Al consultations bv letter otherwise, free. Ali are
inVif' tocah it he much to their adVa ntage.
. Office hours from 4. NJ, to 9P. VI.
SAN Francisco, Man :, lSjS.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01
Nlst1i''s B,l3am OF Wild Cherry.
CONSUMPTION CT-KED
SAN rnANcI>cn. Nov. 10Th ls5t


MEssRs PARK & " WuIrE-Gcn;S :-Itis it'll pic asu~s
sure you. that am able to Id m, TESTIMONY in IA
or Of Nistar'- Btlsam of Wild Cherry. For over q
year haze been afflicted with a rot2h pain in nv
side and breast. which originated with a cold had
taken Cherry Pcctoral lay ncs' FNpcto Cod Liver
al, and many other popular patent mrdicn,s of the
lfv-'l>" >pcut hundred dollars with phy
cians But all proved Of he n fetal effect ,ad
YOU aimanic of 1853 induced to try you
Wis >, i'al>am of Wild Cherry was. at the time
com 'cnc'd using IT, la1oring with every sym Of
sumption of the lungs found, that after using npe
ote, 1t gave me relief, and as cousid' red my
Iardonc, sent To your store and bought half doze
"tcs and snhirc il osay. before had taken il all,
vas well. ! must >ay that it appeare to reach tie
place affected, in lch all other medicines failed
am now in full enjoyment of good health heliev ng,
that had no made Of Your truly valuable Basan
af Wild Cherry, | should lave been past recoy.iy
# not dead.
shall always take plcas"-c in recommen ndirg to
those no afflicted with Coughs colds difficult
breathing pain in the side any lang diseases Your
Bisam of Wild Cherry. with the signature YOU advcr.
'i-e. Sanford & Park Cincinnati. Chio,' am in
formed there is an imitation put up with other sig
nature. Respectfully Yours.
n I
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01
Natures Own Remedy for Man sickness

That creates. rcprot,uceS and pure blo d-,ha,
acts On the Liver, Heart Brain InteStincs Limbs and
Chest, that revoluiioniZcs the whole svstcm-pye.
'trcne Ii 10 the most Dcbliiaied and Weak-tbat con
ainsno mineral or other poison Such is in truth DIR
Jacob Ncbbers justly famous invigoratne ortiia an.
guifier.
The extraordinary ard strange cures effected bv This
h'autifl hcl balconcocon has aSton>heda all II sca,s
=" suit every constitution he old the feeble the Ian.
"uid feel new life AVID blood is given them The rome
the d$Sil ated dcbarchee, the weak from long disease
oral poiS' n! the v"ung whose hood wasted
VIII" natures functions inert and f-le,> exucricn
the bliss of robust and vigorous manhood his tre
tciS good his sleep quiet aud rcfrcshing his mind and
mory cl, ar and certain
For all cases is DR. Jacob Wcbbcrs Invrorotjrg Cor
ial aneuite most esq, cialy adapted na<lutch s the
'brve symptoms did DIR chber INFINITELY study u,
adapting his Cordial 10 their" II eElvers TN. torpI
liver oicct all bilious matter frop the system causes
udation or free PcrSIiration 80 calth) il
ureS and enriohcs the blood, gives strength TO the
limbs and body and is positively infalble ia all nervous
diseases, trembling wakcfrncss
There never was remedy gave such DELIGHT % the
sufferer As this The Agent from his own knr,vl-
edge of cures effected by H. Conscicnor.lv recommend
It IL y of the fpH' wing diseases Nervousness weak
ness languor loss of appetite sleep or strength rc.
bling low sirit decay Of the natural functions, pain in
tie ht limbs body, nrnra-ic or rheumatic and il
often restores those hcal; strength " whsc consti
tuon> g almost broken
The price is reduced Il at rich or noor nav sc
it 1t Is put mp in large quart ttl,> price 81 OF ty..
FIR - AMI sold nj every pccable Drug Store in Ca,
f'rnia Proprietor anl Agent. T Jones box 1903 an
fr;reiSc". to whom all orders can be by mail.
March '.th IS,iS
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01

As there are quite number of Counterfeit articles
hcari the name Of WiStnr's a1saih Of Wild Cherry
purporting to he the Grnuin and OriginsI. -
lure deem il necessary for thc pdlfc gt 70 Cau'ion all
persons WHO purchase the Ralsam Of Wild Cherry,
look well at the Signature hef buy The Gt
inc wistar's Balsam ofWild berry "has FAC sIMuH
OF the Signature Of l'riy Wistar. NJ ID, Phsdephia,
ma Shno y Park or finely exccutcd.stcel engraved
wrapper. Therefor. be cautious none C II br germ
ms ithout the signature of Sanford Park For sale
by Druggists generally.
PARK WHITE are the only Age nts 10 wfon q !
orders should lie dressed Also. lmpol t, rs Whole
sale and Retail Agents of all vaual e rat' cdirine
warranted genuine. l32 ashirgton ct. sar FIas
ri-r d,ci 3u,n
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01
DR. WEBE El7S
Inv iSOrating( dial,
Are you Sick oI'Weak, Dyspeptic, Rheu-
matte, Nerv Gus? Have You any Disease
Read the Theory of Life and Death.

WHAT most diseases prov fatal; that ea,v deaths
cur fhnt people 1--we for years a living death weak
inanlmae and eNhaustcd-not from the disease itself
but from an inability in paurr and natures ncth Ia
Withstand maintain life through the ravaes disease
i've them myth, and will relieve herself il
stimulated Sh" has given herbs and plants to effect
all this Purify til" h Cd render the inictncs the Iiv
rr, the heart and all the natural functions Of a1 or
woman active am N"u have alf conquered disease DIR
JACOB WEBHFJ lCrS conScicntouslN assure ALI ~ vb,
read this that his lnvigorarng Cordial produces all IN,
effects above described He has the old the tottcr
ing the ral>rd the nervous. the dyspcpc the inrbri
ate the dcbauehee and the invalid revive under lis in
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01
L.. Il. FESEHElns'S
London Club House etils.
To the Public.


TTNHIS celebrated Gn-prcicrdling nothing what
L it is viz pure and unadnerafod article, and as
Sumng artificial merits Of wha' it is not some
its rival imatorS "-aer eight Years Of public app
val very extensive sales in the cities of New York
Phil dclphia Ehston and the Western cities. a. beer
pronounced by the public well hy the best mcdi-
cal and scientific authorities firf ughout the United
States md the Canaihs, to be supcrio only
beverage of general use. 10 any her article competing
inst IT, but Is quacd in il medicinal efficiency in
all classes of complaints To persons travelling in es
dogs of rapid transit from Fast to West. rth a. d
South and more particularly to those crossing the 18th
mus, and who cofi-tantlv changing their water d
w'll aS their china e-who re drinking. indeed, a
en- kinds of water in every twcntyfo hours ard each
dran9ht containing some property aiing in chemical
a1fagoniSm 10 the preceding one thcr, by using
unnatural degree of excitement to the stomach-it i.
positively and absolutely councract
ing agent From the fact that this article prepared
nressly To meet such cygcrcic> and to act know
Il viii act. aSan andote we ronfideuily prescribe il !.
the very best article in the country The of Arn
matte Schi' dam Schnapps has been attached in
any way to this article.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01

The following from one Of "ur Ascrts who is we'll
now n in liz own state need endorsing BY us will be
al with interest hy Dysrcrtirs:
LFENVoS n ii Feb 90. 1856
Mrssrs S'th W. Fowl & Co Gentlemen :-plra.e
ndbv Express afltl.rr ax of o. tgt mated SitterS ,S
'ra~c n" tlr on These Bittors have recently
iwih unrsua benefit by : member Of IN, family who
~ derived more avant12,- from it than from ali other
icticineS which fact being known greatly Influences
demand tarhe iitrcrs here Is no rruf, sgo a in
hc' reputation for truth aud sincerity is more d. .ir.
the tlsa in that Of Apothccary and for This reason
have always brcn carcs'il in recommending remedies
u feel perfectly sacin advising all who trnrhlcd
'tfh dyspepsia o resort At the Oxyg, natsd
iittcrs, Yours truly, &c,
GEO. 6. KFNDRICK
Sold by Henry johnson & Co Wholesale Druggists
I" ashn"t"n street, San Fraac'co, sole Agents for
sc Pacific est
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01
HORACE WAT RS MEL0DE MS.

(runed the equal tcmpcran eit)
superior in each desirable quai'y Can also furnish
Pruce'S. Carhart'S & Smiths Mcodcnns Price, from.
SD t" si21 fer two sets uf rreds S5U: banks If
kc : so; Organ pedal bass Melolcuns $40 SIS and
S.jo,, less, inrra dlSrount.
Each instrument warranted to give satisfaction or
purchase money refunded
Second Hand Pianos at Great Bargains!
Constantly in Store. Price from $50 to $40
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01

KNOlIS6 DtdIVTS
4 complete assortment OF the OILS necessary for ma
IA king and iavoring every rlety of Liquor and a
ptckage of the articles used giving Artifi cial
strength to Ii 1uors. converting 20 gallons OF Whis
key to lJ gallons) and article necessary
LIQUoR STORE will be furnished for $50. And
all the information necessary to conduct such
shment thus enabling the beginner
compete with the oldest liquor dealers Address thro,
the Post Office. P LACOUR New Orleans
Lacour's Concentrated Acid for making Vinegar is
put up in gallon packages at SIS per package-in good
shipping order, feb6-ly
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01
Paints. Oils. Window Glass. &c. &C.
I'VE. oud respectfully call the attertion Of Dealers
w 10 our arge and well elected stock of
Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Brushes,
Gins, &c, &c,

Consisting in part Of
WHITE IEAD-Icvctt's. Atlantic, Forest River and
English pure grouni in oil, in legs and tin, d
brands. do do do.
LIvsEED UII--Boilcd and Raw. pure, in bbls, and
eases.
NEATsFooT on in eases and blls.
ALCuH"I.-- in eases anil bli> - pr. Ct.
TrRPTSII<F- iu ca e..
WINDOW GI.As--5b f. boxes, assd sizes and good
quality. thick also Plate Glass.
NAENI>Ii-EngliSh and Amrrcan--coach & furniture.
BRU>HrS-t large assortment OF every kind. and of
the best mauufa-furc.
GOLD LEAT-ENtra and double deep, manufactured
"Nprc<s,v tn ourow order f,r this market.
SILVER LEAF AND BRoSZES-ofthc best quality.
CoLEE>-Tcm rs Lewis, &c. dIS and gr und in oil
m water. III asSd cases.
NERMItIIoN-Tfieste, Chinese, American and Eng
>h.
ARTI rs MATERINIs-A well selected assortment.
AlSn-Chaik, Whiting, Putty etc etc
g We have also constantly on hand
ANPHFNE-FrcSh distilled. in tins.
ErR<IrG OII.S-Rrfrod ""I HI .,nru. a. sperm,
7. rd. Polar. China Nut pure. in barrels and
BURNING FtuID-fresh and perfectly pure
MACHINERY OII-Of excellent quality, in bbls, and hf
bblS.
CAMERON, WHITTIER & CO.,
mch 26:h l05 Front st. Saa Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01
San Francisco Advertisements.
LR. l.. J. CZAPKAI'S
Grand Medical and Surgical Institute.

Sacramento street, below Montgomery opposite Pacific
Mail sf amshipI ompany's Office San Francisco.
ErTdBLISTIED IN 1851 FOR THE PEPlLINENT
CURE OF ALL PRIT'.GTE iND CHRONIC
DISEASES AND THE SUPPRESSION
OF qCfCKERY.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01
Horace Waters Improved pianoS.

with or wi;hout iron Frames have, in their new seal
-" i.tr''' '' "s+i-' a1I compass aaua
ing the gr ID, with the beauty and durability II,
>'lha Piano 1 he Press ami MI-i. Ma er, har
Justly pronounced them equal il superior To an
"lh'1 ma e They are guaranteed to stand the actio
of climate.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-01
FARMERS GUIDE

To SCIENTIFIC & PRACTICAL AGRI TLTURE
By Henry STEPHENS. +. K. s.. of Edinburgh and the
late p Norton Professor of Scientific Agriculture in
Vale College New Haven. Two vol lines. Roval
Octave. 1000 pages, and numerous Woo nd Steel En-
cravings.
This is ccnfeSscdlv, the most complete work Ag-
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