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The Nevada journal., 1858-08-27
WHOLE NUMBER 400,

A BAsHFuL BRIDEG GRooM-The fof-
lowing account of the marriage Of
young man to woman'twice his age, in
Orleans, we recommend to be read after
the prayer at the next woman's rights
conventian. tits copied from an Tlli-
nois paper: "The guests were assem-
bled, the minister was ready, the happy
pair stood up to be tied, and-the young
man bolted He ran into the street but
was pursued and caught by the crowd,
foremost fwhom was the bride. Again
they stood forward, and again the min
lister began, when away went the young
ster the second time lie was pursued,
caught, and brought back as before, and
third time the minister began the
awful ceremony. But, would you be-
lieve it, the young man once more stam-
pcded This time, the bride alone gave
chase, caught, brought him back, aud
held fast to him. The fourth effort of
the minister was successful. He made
the twain one, blessed them, and left
After being married, the young man be-
came perfectly docile, and permitted
bis antique bride to lead him off like d
sheep to the slaughter.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-27
NovE1.IDEA-An new omnibus is run.

NOVEL IDEA.-A new omnibus is run
ming through the streets of San Francis
co. the proprietor of which trusts to the
honesty of his passengers rather than
that of the driver for he has patent re-
ceiver in the shape of a tin box to act
as cashier. A direction stares al riders
in the face, and appeals to the pockets
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-27

4 Horse that "Chaos. One of the
physicians of Dansville, Virginia, owns
a horse which loves tobacco up to any
old eastern North Caroiinian that ever
rolled quid under his tongue. The
horse will take quarter of plug at
time, and chew it with avidity and de.
light.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-27

GEN. QUITMAN died at his residence,
near Natchez. Miss, on the 18th ult., of
the disease which he contracted at the
National Hotel, at Washington, last
fall. lie was born at Rhinebeck, New
York. on the 1st of September, 1899.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-27

~ The skin of a boiled egg is the
most eficacious remedy that can be ap-
lied to a boil. Peel it carefully, wet and
apply it. 1t will draw off the matter and
relieve the soreness in few hours.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-27
CAMDEN STAGE LINE.
New Line from Nevada to Camden.

ON AND AFTER JUNE 2sTH
Sk-AS-SS%tAA " the above Line will leave the
HsLLG5l,rSesssSSss5ess NATIONAL EXi HANGE, Broad
Street, Nevada, Every Morning
Eight o'clock, tSnndays cxeepte) arriving National
Hotel Camden AZ lCt O'Clock, A NJ.
RErURSING-Stagc will Leave NATIONAL HOTEL
Camden at O'Clock, p. NJ, arriving at Nevada at
j O'Clock. p. II.
sY- Express Matter promptly attended to-
l. MORRELL, Proprietor.
WM s. MeRoBERTs Agent at Nevada.
Z. OAkS, Agent at Camden. iy2-tf
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-27
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, }ce
COUNTY OF NEVADA. $50
1t Itaprearng my satisfaction upon affidavit that J.
:. Landakcr Is a necessary and proper party to the
ahovecntlcd action aud that cause of action exists
against said defendant
And it further appearing that said def, ndant as dc
parcdfr0m and resides ont of this State.
II it therefore ordered that hcSumnons in said action
b" served on said Landckrr by publication thereof
once III each week for period of three months in the
Nevada Journal spaper published in saidNevada
County:
Given under my hands at Chambers in Nevada this
llth day of August 1858.
NILES SEART.S
District Judge.
True copy.
Attest, RUFUS SHOEMAKER, CIork.
. By VIM Smith, Deputy Clerk.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-27

PRINTING ON Both SIDES AT ONCE
An Extra of the New York Sun, an ex-
perimental number, was lately Issued
from that Office, printed on both sides
at once. That paper says the invention
by which this marvel was achieved has
been patented by NJ. s. Beach. and con.
sists of an improvement on Hoes "last
FAST" By which the second form takes
the place Of the balance weight, on the
type drum. The sheet. after being
printed on one side, in the usual way, is
Immediately drawn back and printed on
the other side, from this second form
One special advantage gained i. in thus
drawing back the sheet without check
ing or changing the ordinary mofi5n of
any part Of the press. Tie speed Of
the press thus remains undim;nished;
while the amonnt Of work done by it is
doubled. Some time ago Beach of!
fcred $4,000 to any person who would
invent press to print both sides at once;
together with some other improvements
connected with printing apparatus, and
strange to say, lie IS the first man to
claim the reward for having invented
the press to do it or.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-27

FIRE IN GEoRGETowN. - The entire
business portion of Georgetown wa
destroyed by fire OH the evening of the
10th. Owing 10 the fire proof cellars.
which were under almost every house,
few goods were lost. The total loss is
estimated at $4,000.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-27

Tie AMeism Of Baron Humboldt.-
Besides the regular members of the
University, there are quite number of
celebrated scholars and authors, in Ber-
lin, who move in the professional circles,
and belong to the Academy of Sciences
which adjoin the University building
Ofthese, | need only mention Alexan-
der Won Humboldt, the world renowned
patriach ofnatural sciences, the intellec-
tual mirror of the physical cosmos, the
living wonder of the age. In his eighty
ninth year-for lie was born in 1869, the
same year with Napoleon and Yelling
ton, and within few months Of the older
Schleiermacher, and the younger Hegel
he still speaks and writes with the
freshness of youth and the vigor Of man.
hood, and seems to defy the power Of
time upon the mortal frame. He never
was married but to science. He talks
with the same rapidity and fulness of in
formation as ever, reads and answers
some four thousand letters annually !;
dimes almost daily with the king of
Prussia, and performs, contrary to the
wishes of his royal friends, the duties of
chamberlain in his turn, refusing the in
diligence of a chair he is incessant in
polite attention to friends and dis
guished strangers during the day, and
spends half of the night in severe scien-
tifc labor, allowing his body only few
hours of
What a melancholy reflection that
such a master of all the mysteries of ma
ture,the daily compaaion ola pious king,
and in a moral point of view, kind-hear-
ted, benevolent and amiabIe gentleman
of the highest finish, should like Ger
many's greatest poet, Goethe, content
himself with the wonders of nature, with
out rising to natures God, and remain
indifferent to the greatest mysteries of
grace. Yet such is the case.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-27

IN Pennsylvania, the Americans and
Republicans have made perfect union,
and the result in October is no longer
doubtful. Their convention met in Har:
risburg, and was presided over by Ex:
Gov. Reeder of Kansas distinction.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-27

y A rose bush in flower in Mr.. Dalg-
lish's garden, Providence, Rhode Island
quite fills greenhouse seventy
feet in length, and contains six thousand
flowers aud buds:
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-27

Tanning an Elcphaufs Hide.-'Fhey
ale tanning an elephants hide at Gin!
cinnati. II was purchased ly a f1rrier
in Wisconsin, where the animal, which
belonged to a managerie, died. The
f eight to Cincinnati cost SIS. 1t is an
immense hide, so bulky that the tan
ners handle it with great difficulty. 1t
is nearly two inches thick and fully
year and half will be required to tan
it thoroughly. 1t will be curiosity
when thoroughly tanned and seasoned.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-27

VIsALIA.-lt is stated that w. Gouv-
erneur Morris implicated in some lynch
ing charges at Visalia, has been triedj
found guilty, and sentenced to pay fine
of $500, or be imprisoned in the county
Jail for six months. J.Rowland, his as.
sociate was sentenced similar imprison.
ment, but no fine.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-27
While 1 was away fcOIn homo.

~ Jenny Lind Goldschmidt. with
her husband and ,wo childlcn. (son and
daughter) arrived in London during the.
week ending 10Th ult,. with the inten..
ton Of residing in England for some
time.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-27

A Go1HAMITE PUZZLED. - An ex.
change says that an official of New
York city, while recently taking sn ac-
count of stock in the Crystal Palace.
supposed the group IF the Twelve Apos.
ties to be the Presidents of the United
States. The first. James" he put in
the inventory as flames Monroe;" AN.
drew" was "Old lIickory;" the Disciple
John" was Tyler" but when he
came to the names of Simon and Bar.
tholomew, he gave up the job in despair
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-27
Daily Stage Line.
FROM NEVADA TO WASHINGTON

r-SAJGR On and after Jan. l. 1856 the above
EE&SSataS Line will run follows
Leaving Nevada at O'Clock, A. NJ, and passing by
Mountain Spring House. Morgan's, Cold Spring White
Cloud Gold Hill and Alpha, and arriving Washington
by O'Clock in the afternoon.
1t is the NEAREST and BEST ROUTE to Washington,
Omega, Scotchman's Creek, Poor Mans Greek and
Eureka.
Returning the stages will leave the SOUTH YuBA
HOTEL every morning at 9 O'Clock and arriving Mt Ne.
vada by O'Clock p NJ connecting with the California
Stage Cos Coaches for Auburn, Sacramento Marysvie
and Shasta.
Othce-South Yuba Hotel, Washington.
a. $. OLlN PROPRIETOR.
VS.. MCRoEERTs. Agent, Nevada
Nevada, April leth leJ6-tf.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-27

1T has been thought that people ars
degenerating, because they don't live as
long as in the days of Methusclah. But
the fact is provisions are SO high that
nobody can afford to live very long at
the current prices.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-27

H Gentlemen asking young ladies to
"share their lot in life." should be par
ticular in stating the size of the lot and
its value per acre.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-27
Summons.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, Dii

STATE OF Riis' ath acs csTrt G tas
County of Nevada. of said ta.e State. ''''' ~
TIL" People of the State of California to ] G. CLARK
Greeting
NOU ARE hereby Summoned to ap pear and answer
i the complaint of EDWARD KELSEY filed against
you THus EpwAHDs and J G. ABBOTT within ten days
from the service of this writ. fservcd you in h.
County within twenty days if served you in this Dis
trict and ont of this County and within forty days if
served you in this State and of this District
action commenced the Sd day August 1855 in said
Court for the recovery Ofthc of Six Thousand Dol
lars principal and the of Fifteen Hundred and
enty dollars interest due thereon up to said date and
alleged in the complaint TO said action to be due plain
tiff from defendants upon promissory note executed
aforesaid
Aso-Fora decree of Foreclosure and sale of the mort
gagged premises given to the payment of said
Note and that the proceeds of said sale may be applied
the Of any Judgment that may be obtained
and particularly mentioned and described in said
complaint file in the office of the Clerk SAID Court
certified copy ofwhch accompanies this Writ.
And you are hereby noticed that if yeu fail answer
said complaint as herein directed, Plaintiff will take
Judgment against you therefor by iefault together with
all suit and also demand of the Court such other
relief as is prayed for in his said complaint
In testimony whereofI, Rufus Shoemaker
p ~ Clerk of the District Court aforesaid, do
- )hereunto set my hand and impress the seal
this 18th day of August A d. ls55
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk
ByJ s LAMBERT, Deputy
STATE OF FCAIIFoRSIA-"ounty of Nevnda-ss In the
the District court ourteenth Judicial Dis,ric-Ed
ward Kelsey, plaintiff and e. Abbott, ct al defendants
On reading and filing he fhdavt of c Niles and it
appearing the satisfaction Of the Court that Clark
is necessary and proper party drendent herein and
that he has deI ared and is absent this
ordered that herein he served upon the said
e Clark by bication in the Nevada JOURNAL once
week for three months.
Dated Nevada, Aug II, 1859.
NILES SEARLs, District Judge.
"a True Cory-Attest
RUFUs SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
ByJ Lambert Deputy
Anderson, Mcconnell & Niles, Att'ys for Plaintiffs
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-27

Hints on WATERING PLANTs.-If
dry weather appears to be approaching,
do not defer too long before you water,
but do it gently before the earth is too
dry, consideration being had to the depth
of the roots, and those that are deepest
should be watered most the watering,
when once begun, should be continued
as long as there is OCCASION Well wa
ter should not be used for tender plants,
for it is SO strained through the earth
and rocks, and so chilled for want of the
sun, that it possesses no nourishiug prop
critics. River water is not much better,
but may be improved by letting it stand
in tubs for some time, in the sun, mixed
with some enriching manure, the quanti-
ty and the quality of the latter being in
accordance with the nature ofthe plants
Standing ditch water, or any other that
has diSag:eeable odor, should in no
case be used for fresh water aud sweet
mould are as proper for tender plants, as
sweet and good food for human beings.
Rain water is very good if not too long
kept, but if the vessel be large, the Of
tener it is stirred the longer will it keep
sweet. Water all seeds with the small
est or rainlike drops, and not too much
at time, not too vigorously. For flow.
ers and plants whose leaves lie on the
ground, water them at some distance, by
making hollow circle about the plant
and pouring water into it, by which
means The leaves are not discolored, nor
are the roots chilled by too sudden cold
ness. In summer time or all warm seas
ons, the evening is best for watering,
because the water will have time to sink
into the earth, and the plant attracts it
before the suns heat exhales it but in
winter or cold weather, the morning is
the proper time, that the superfuous
moisture may be evaporated before the
| approach of night, which would chill
and perhaps kill a tender plant.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-27
To the Travelling fuDnc.
California Stage Company.

~ Mt, The Stages of this Company wi
f3SSfzssstes leave their office, e,NationalExchange
IANNaS, Es-s.ess5si Broadstreet.
FOR SACRAMENTO
Leaves Nevada at O'Clock, \. NJ and arriving at Sac.
ramento in time for the o'clock San Francisco
Also At o'clock, A. NJ running via Auburn as an ac
commodation Line TO Sacramento
For MARYsvIIIE.
Leaves the above named offices Every morning at
O'Clock A. NJ passing by Grass Valley. Rough Ready
by o'clock, p. NJ
JAMES HAWORTH Prest c. S. c.
w. S. MCROBERTS. Agent
Nevada. March, I 1856 If
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-27
UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC.
SANTA CLARA

THE Next Session of this School will commence on
WEDNESDAY, July lith 1t is the purpose Of the
trustees of the University TO fully the wants of
the country, and in view of this their recent meeting
they have added another I acher to the faculty which
now composed OF the following professors
Rev A. $. GIBBONS, A. NJ. President and Professor
Of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
JAMES NJ kIMBERIIN, A. NJ Professor of Ancient
and Modern Languages
Rev. j. J. CLEVELAND, A. NJ, Professor of Mathemat-
les
Rev. JAMES ROGERS A NJ, Professor of Natural
Science.
F. Z. LANEY, Teacher in Preparatory Department
Rev. w. S. TURNER, A. NJ, Principal of Female De
partment
Rev. W. S. TURNER, A NJ, Principal of the Female
Department.
Mrs b. TURNER, Assistant Teacher
--, Teacher of Ornamental Brancees
JAMES II. LAwRIR. Teacher Of
Tho course of study embraces all that is usually
taught in the bes colleges in the East The Unver ty
has already sent out one class of graduates.
Board and Tuition with furnished per session of
twenty two weeks, Sl55, payab quarterly. in advanc
Facilities arc offered by which yourg of steady
habits and limited means may board themselves.
Ior her information and catalogues apply to
July 9-tf A. S GIBBONS President
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-27

TAXING 1T COoLLY:-An unfortunate.
hus band residing out west. having been
deprived ofthe society of his charming
wife. who had left for parts unknown,
thus gives vent to his feelings through.
the medium of public advertisement :
My wife has lie tiny bed and board.
For few days-a few days;
She sloped from here ofh n own accord,
Xhiln L u horn
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-27

On and after April 10th, 1888 the above Line of Con
cord Coaches will commence running follows:
Leaves Smiths Exchange, Grass Valley, at and II
A. NJ. and T. NJ.
Returning leaves National Exchange at A. NJ. and .
and T. VI.
q The proprietor feels grateful for the liberal pat
ronage heretofore extended to this Line If Stages and
by unccasing efforts to accommodate all at low rates
confdC nty expects continuance of the same
Passengers leaving their and directions the
Stage Offices. will be called for
apl6 IL. ID CADY, Proprietor.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-27
NOTICE.

TURING MY ABSENCE from the State nv brother
IL JULIUS DREIFUSS is duly authorised b. y
to collect my outstanding bills.
LOUIS W. DREIFUSS.
Nevada Aug l6 lS5S-3v
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-27
Musical Instruments of every varic
Cheap Publications a.!

A Circulating Library of over One Thousand volumes
of the Latest and most popular works published.
Also, Magazines, Periodicals, and Newspapers from al
most every part of the civilized world
steamer papers and California wechles neatly put in
wrappers for maing-Postage Free.
Diaries and Daily Journals 70; 1e5S-a variety of sizes
for the pocket and counting -rooHI.
Magnificent Gift Books Albums, Valentines &c. for
the Holidays
liberal share of public patronageis solicited and
hope by strict attention business and LOW PRICEs to
merit the J. l.. HAML1N,
Aibans Fire Proof Brick Building Broad Pine
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-27

STATE or CAIIFoRNIA-Cou of Ncvada-ss. In
District Court 18th Judicial District Edward Kel-
sey Plaintiff VS.. J. c. Abbott ct ais. Defendants
On reading and filing the affidavit of A. C. Niles. and
it appea airing tercfrom the satisfaction of the Court
thatJ G. Clark is necessary and proper pa defen
dant herein. and that the said Clark has departed and
absent from the State
1t is ordered fiat Summons hereby he served upon the
said j. q. CLARK. by publication in the NEVADA JOUR
NAL once a werk for Three months.
Dated Nevada, August l9, 1861.
NILES SEARLS, District Judge.
a True Copy-AttesD
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
BY J LAMBERT, Debuty.
Jno Anderson. Mcconnell & Niles Attv's for Plt'f
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-27
SllllllilCI!S,

IIN " IN Nnlt
LOHN ANDTRSON. Attorney.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-01
CONSTITUTIONAL Diseases.

Many diseases that afflicted humahl'y are M
bcri,cd as hicrlo6ms from tie diseased bodies
Of sicklv sires. Scrofuia Consumption Syph'
Ills. F,Is. are among Tie most common OF CON
,titu,ioual diseases. Now we care not no"
many generations the seeds Of lhese diseases
may have been established in tie system. cor
rupting the blood Rahroy's Renoraing Reset
remt will eradicate from the bodies OF The at,
aicted every particle Of diseased deposits and
fiji the veins With new, pure and healthy blood,
Rad,ray's Renorqing Resoirent should be hailed
as blessing by every mother throughout lhc
land whose infants are afflicted with sores
Iumors. sc. These bGeakuss out (tEu' carly
are evidences Of disease transmitted from the
parent stock. A few doses OF the Re"or@tnS
Pcsolrcnt will eradicate every vistige of the
disease and insure the child sound and heal
thy body.
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LET THEM BE TRIED .
Railways Method Of Cure is
SIMPLE, QUICK, SAFE AND EFFEcTUAL

There is no pain, however torturouS or eA
circulating, but that simple application OF
Radrav's Ready Relief will Instantly stop and
quickly aIlay the most violent sPasms, lhham
nation and congestions. There Is no disease
however long il may have become cstabIisHee
IN the system, whether cons tItutional, chronic
humorous or of loathsome character, but thai
Rad,cap's Renorating Resident will eAtermInate
and uluse ner life, new blood, and nelr CTS
tence throughout The broken-doWn and emacla'
ted organizations of the body.
Irby lrregulaTity or otherwise the organs oil
the system become derauged aud incapable OF
performing their several iunctions;-it the Llv-
er. Heart, Bowels, Stomach, Bladder, Kidneys
Skin, Nerves, Blood, etc are at fault, a
dose or two of Radrays Regulators WIFE restore
health and regularity TO every organ through
out the body. They force each and every or
gan to the natural performance Of its duty, and
thus keep up regular and healthy circulation
Of the blood.
If a dose OF Rad,cay's Regulators were swat
lowed the moment person feels un"eIl, OF
when any unpleasant symptom appears, there
would be no further trouble, fer the diseased
action would be arrested, and healthy action
rc-established. On one fact the sick may de-
peud-THAr DISEASE CANNOT GROW IN THE SYs-
TEN FORTIFIED AND UNDER TIE INFLUENCE CT
THE p. r. L. REMEDIES.
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n tho svs,em that is under its influence
hfe.ouickening power lniuses strength 10 Tue
weak feeble and infirm. No matter wha' !he
cause of the pain may be, a dose or apPncaHon
will Instantly stop 1t. Dbl.
Radway's Regulators are in the form oil rms U.s.
elcnan,Iv coated with gum,and when taken VIII
not occasion nausea or sickness-thelr once Is
10 REGULATE the organs of the system to healthy
and reoplar action. 10 edualize the circulation OF
blood. and expeI all difficulties and causes o.
deranoemenis from the liver. stomach, bowers
kidneys. heart. kin, nerves. bladder, ana mus
curing radi5ly all diseases located N ei'Her VI
the organs Of The body or in the general system
Every lady should keep i box of these rus ."
hand. They afe the most certain Regulator
you can take. H.
RAILWAYS Renovating Resolvent is Tor The
cure Of all diseases Ola chronic, CONSTITUTIONAL
or scrofuouS character,
SKIN ERUPTIONS, SORES, SAL XII bU"'
HUMORS. &c. These remedies are pleasant
to take, quick in action, and safe. No inJHry
can result from their use. Let the sick give
them trlul. RAD" L q ""
1872 Fulton Street, New York.
R. r. Remedies are sold by all respectable
Druggists in the United States and CanadSS,
and by Merchants, in places where 'h'rf Is no
Druggists.
IL CHARLES HARPER, Agent, sheP'
herdstowh, Va.
New York. January 9, 1858. sly
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RAnwAY,s READY RELIEF.

All the infrmities, aches and pains that are
saGdIed upon the crippled body, are readily re-
moved and quickly eXterminated by Radray
Ready RcHG The raPidity with which 1t stops
the most agonizing pains and restores The IN
firm, nervous and bed-ridden TO ease, comfort
end renewed health, forms only unit OF ITS
truly wonderful power. Those who have Tor
gears fingered in misery, have been suadehly
relieved of ali pain,and enabled in few hours
to resume the duties and labors which years OF
disease and decreptude have prevented.
The great principles involved in the wonder
full curative powers of Rodlcays Ready ReitG,
are exclusiyely confined to these Remedies;
and it is The great medicinal principle Oh hich
these Remedies are prepared, that renders
them so
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