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Spernatorrhoea or Local Weakness

SpernatcrrhOea or Local weakness,
n EItVOUS DEBILITY. low 50 irits, assifude We ak
ne Of the limbs and back irdispd-itinn and inca
liability labor aud study, dulness OF apprehension,
loss 1 memory aversion of society, love OF soil ude
discharges pains in the side affections Of the eyes, PIN
Pies au the face sexual and other iufrrtics in man. are
cured without fail by the justly ciC brat physician and
surgeon l. Czapkay Ills IN, tAc Il c"ring diseases
Is new Isu5nayvnto others hence LIS Urr'ss
- Ii consultations dylcttcr o. OF. err ise FREE
Aaa1rs= L j. CZAIkAY. b.
san FaLoisto Cal
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WILLIAM II. DAILY,
Sole Importer, New York

NGTICF-The urcxaml led success of the LONDON
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are putting mp inferior article under similar titles
purchasers will pease noicc the fac sne of un5er-
signed ON the label.
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For sale by oil the principal Liquor Houses in S;n
Francisco.
san Francisco March 5fh. 1858
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-16

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agent, a sure preventive against EoEowh1a and sNph
litic disease unsurpassed remedy for ali vcncra
serotulous gaugrcuous and cauccrous ulcers ntld dis
charges fram vagina. uterus and urcthra. and all cuta
neous eruptions and diseases Is inn cuiaton Is e.
ventive against small poN, Is Pr l. j. Cza?kay's
eases harmless itself possesses the power of chem
ialiv estrovne thu svhtic yirs and thereby saving
thousands from Being Infected hv the most loathsome Of
all diseases Let Young whonpprcciatcs health
without DR. tzapkays Prnphiiacticum- 1t IS invery
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ta ise heinz rspd rs n SOAP Price 81 For sale DR.
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"a rlento street below Montgomery opposite Pacific
M.r Stoo,7eb;r Co.ni,aIlv's Office San Francisco
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-16

Below we publish the Certificates OF two OF the sut-
fsrrs from thu of disease, who having recovered
+beir former hcath aid impeled hy gratitude make
known their cases and remedial agent anil thei state
m.nts areanth entira.cd by Notary Public, The do
lnands Of society nperiouSy demand thel' publicity
and we commend their pcrUssl the attention of all al
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-16
Private Medical and Surgical Institute

nRLJ J. CZAPKAY returns his 7ineere thanks to
IL his numerous patients for heir patronage, and
ouli take this op Dortunty remind that he continues
TO consult -
AT HIS INSTITUTE.
for the cure Of all forms of dseasesreh as Syphilis,
onorrhna Nocturul emissions and all the eonseqren-
a. Of saI1 ,se In the first stages of sypI!lite and
~ orhA n ;seasas b. guarantees few DAYS
Stbou. in enence TO the pati, n, Ii drauce to
mis- business When patient by neglect, or improper
treatment -floped the secondary symptoms OF
syphilis snch Bubos painful swelling on the grons
~ loers in the throat and which, If not checked
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-16

| AM INFORMED that various liuu r-rrixers of Nov
York. Boston and San Francisco extensively err
gagged in putting up in SQUARE bottles, varios H.
ties cheap limitations of my long established and re-
nownpd
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-16
B + FILLMORE

sre-d and sworn before nc this nth Gay Of pril
4 1855 Jon MIDDLETON Notary Pu6hc Il s.
inc lasiers sao having been undeg the treatment
OF u C,aapkav although unsolicited feel called
U oa to give publicity tho caicaeY of his treatment
soDing hat doing so Una! Ae instrumental IN pre-
,sntire sners FROM the fearful suffering and misery
yvhier psiencrd and wluch often result rnn the
perniengs araeueo IT let2aaeTs My disease ha' been
that of 3hySjoal and mental debility which follows in
Consequence OF the scretious of youth The agonieS
vhieh lurad perhaps unnecessary toeiae to dc
Si they lsc kaAVa IN those wn9 have eNpericuced
them SI.cei to say that having called the services
of Dr L. ) Czapkay reqnjstiau, ali my eNpecta-
item which may have formed of him were more taan
reaiizet word therefore recommend. Dr. Czapkay
70 all VIII may find themselves afflicted III that dread
FIJI naiudy; my objectir ing being sympathy for
suferins humanity and heartfelt desire of relieving
them d. J. HAHLEE, Fainter
STATE Of California city and county of San Fran-iseo
s. On this fhirtv-hrs day OF July, A d 1885. before
me VIM c. Jewett, personally appeared ID J. Dahee
kno WI TO me who being duly did depose and
that the contents of the card herewith signed by him is
true.
In witness whereof have hereuuto set my hand and
affixed M official seal, the day and year first above
written ". c. JEW Er IL $
Notary Public.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-08-21
HOlcOmbe See. ing Hard for Republican
IkecOgniliOn.

Nobody who read it could refrain from
smiling Sunday at the way the Pioneer-in
face of the silent dissent Of the Republican
Senators to the vote complimenting Ho1-
cOMBE as Presiding officer of the Senate-at-
tempts to prove that they really did vote for
him. 1t produces an extract from tho minutes
of the Senate in which it is stated that the
resolution twas agreed to unanimously"
Now be it known, that it is not the first
time that record has been falsified in that
body and when the public know that this
record in question was never corrected in open
Senate, but was made up by the Clerk and
HoLcoMBE himself they will not give much
weight to it's evidence.
We repeat our authorized declaration, that
the Republican Senators think of HoLcoMBE
just as they did when they signed the pro
test; and were prepared, all, to have voted
against the resolution of thanks, had HoL-
CoMBEs friends ventured to have demanded
the yeas and nays upon it
This pertinacious seeking by HoLcoMBE
to procure from the Republicans ga drop OF
water to cool his parched tongue" in the per-
diton which his own wrong-doing has con-
signed him in the public estimation, will meet
with no better success than did similar
effort by his fellow sinner mentioned in holy
writ. Better give it over.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-08-21
The GuiIlOtine at Work.

As we have before stated, the President
has removed AUSTIN BRooKs, Esq, Pos
ter at Quincy, H. \r, Brooks, as is well
known, is editor OF the Quincy HraH, and
through his paper he thus responds to the an
nouncement of his decapitation:
OFFICIALLY ANNoUNCED-Thc Washing
ton Union of Thursday last, the Presidents
organ, makes the official announcement that
John {. Riley, Esq, of Chicago, has been
appointed Postmaster at Quincy, ILL.,, in place
of Austin Brooks, removed" So, the Pres.
dent has really turned us cut Well its
all right. He has been good while about
if, however. lie ought to be ashamed of
himself for the delay. But, then, how could
he help it? There wasn't II Democrat in
Quincy that would have it, under the circum-
stances, and he was necessarily compelled to
wait till he could scate UP IMAM in Chicago
to take it. FIVE had the same power over
him that he had over us we shouldn't have
dilly-dalled as long about it as he has done /!
we should have turned him out of the Office
of President six months ago. If we had HIM
in the same row for stumps that he has
been about the Quincy Post office, and could
ufb uul HAL ttltl Ndlitci 10 take his place
as SPresident, we should have oJ1yished Me
oRce. 1t is glory enough for Us, to know
tat. although we are turned out, the pre>i-
dent could not get Il Democrat in Quincy to
take the Office from US, or else that he did not
believe he had a faithful friend here fit for the
place. All this is very complimentary to US,
in whatever fix it may leave our friends,
Jude Gather aud Barrlstcr Deane.
The offence for which Mr.. Brooks suffered
decapitation was adherence to the fortunes of
Senator DOUGLAS, no man being recognized
by the Federal Administration as Democrat
i'll good standing, who does not denounce
DOUGLAS and all his works Will the Pioneer
make note of this The Chicago Jouraal
says that DR.. VICKAR, Physician to the Ma
rine Hospital, another friend of DOUGLAS, has
Just been removed. and DR.. BRAINARD, origin
ally " free soier,' but now one Of the Ma
tona!s, appointed in his stead. OF course,
the war between the DoUGLAs anu BUcHAN.
AN parties wakes fiercer and fiercer in Illinois.
1t is life, Or death, with both President and
Senator. Victory to the one is destruction
to the otter
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-08-21
Appointments by the Governor.

Gov. Sibley has appointed, by and with
the advice and consent of the Senate Hon
Henry N. setter, Warden, and Messrs. Oil
yer Parsons, Theobald Forstall, and Francis
w. NoyeS, Inspectors Of the State Prison a It
saltwater The Governor displayed good
judgment in appointing Mr.. Setter Warden
f the Penitentiary. He will make an eff
cient aud faithful officer.
VIM. F. Wheeler, Esq, Private Secretary
of the Governor, has been appointed State
Librarian. This is also good appointment.
Pioneer.
In regard TO Mr.. SETTER, it is but pro-
per to state, that his appointment when sub
mitted to the State Senate for confirmation.
Was concurrod in by only the casting vote of
HoLcoMbE (D-several of the democratic
Senators having so far doubted both the
good Judgment of S1BLEY in making the ap-
pointment, as we'll as the deficiency" of the
appointee as to vote against the confirmation!
What else could have been their reason for
voting adverse to him
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-08-21
Feeling Good.

In shaking hands with the Republican
,namters OF the Legislature yesterday, as they
6epa. led for their homes, we could not but
o1.a:ve the cheerful spirits which seemed to
aniCa.a them as one man. They had strug-
c,eu against outrage, against delay, against
all the tyranny OF Il rec kless Democratic ma
.jorty; and had finally beaten them on the
q It stake Of the Senatorial election. They
h cause to look cheerful, as their Demo-
CT attic brethren have to look black and gloo ny
d downcast, gong home beaten and dis
gra ccd, with the lium of this prolonged and
a L ost useless Session upon their shoulders
ard without even the halo of success to gid
their retiring foreheads. They are the re-
mains OF lie last Democratic Legislature
Minnesota will witness for many year.
Mark it
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-08-21
Is IL all Right with the Cable.

The Dubuque Ecpress and Herald OF the
18th, seems to think not. 1t says:
There must be something wrong, or some
thing not all right, which is nearly the same
thing, with the Atlantic Telegraph Cable 1t
could scarcely have required SO long Il time
as has interviewed between the successful lay
ing of the cable and the present time to join
it to the shores, and send messages through.
We suspect, we fear that, though the electric
current may pass through or along the cable,
it is not quite certain that the electric current
can be made to work intelligibly so long !;
distance over conductors in contact with Sc
many disturbing influences. A day or two
must settle the question and dissipate the
fears of some or confirm the hopes of many"
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-08-21
icut. GOV, HOlcOmbe.

YESTERDAY before adiourning the Senate
yy,Djmo,>ll :, .sed 2; resolution returning
the thanks of he Senate to Hon. W. lIoi-
connie. Lieutenant Governor Tor he dignity,
imta.tiahty and ability win which he has
dSchar-ei the duties yf presiding oiiicer OF
the Senate"
We are glad that the Republicans OF the
Ser"te b fore adiourEing awoke to con-
scio >r'ess # the improperly and scurrility OF
the protest they presented ai:w wee since,
in which they accused Lieut.. Gov. IOlcombe
of the baseaess If Arnold, and deserving the
fate of lucas. Hv cl-ting their votes tor
the re,ol.tion ref red 10, thev made the best
atoreraent in Their power, and performed
simple. vet = ceiul act of justice, to an hon
orable and mig toned gen ..crnan.-Pioneer,
.fug. T..
The above little article is big with two
ialseloo j., at least. 1t is not true that the
reso,at passed "urani nously;" nor is it
true tha, tie Republicans cast their votes
for the -. o ution.' One Republican Senator.
who vas rot present when HoLcoMBE COM
hi ted lis outrages aad did not sign the pro-
test-an cratic rdivilual-asSented to the
resJlu;ion but All the rest of the Republican
Senators did not cote al all upon it. 1t was
passed rira coce-the roll was not called
and we are authorized by the Republican
Senators to say that ii Mr.. HoLcoMBE's
friends had dared to have demanded the ayes
and noes every one of the protestants would
have voted in he negatiUe!
The Republican Senator'S did rot them
selves demand a poll Of the Senate Oh the
question first, simply because their opinion
OF the presiding officer was already on the
record, and it was unnecessary to repeat it ;
and second, they pited the individual who,
after having sold himself for price-after
having forfeited character and position as a
fair, impartial, and honest man-had yet de-
based himself unaraHinqly; both he and lis
party having lost the battle on United States
Senator which bis outragcS were intended to
win. SIBLEY was not chosen Senator ; and
HoLcoMBE, therefore, is not Governor -
ling himself for mess of pottage, he
d.l-'t get even the pottage.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-08-21
Long Faces.

The Lecompton Democratic members oil
the Legislature, as they departed homewards,
carried with them the longest faces seen in
these parts within the memory Of man. One
leading mer,ber of the House, Moccasinite
from Superior exclaimed with almost tears
in his eyes. Il only came here at all this SEES
sion TO accomplish one ohjcct-to cleo; L.
5. Senator; and now to bc foled and beaten,
is too-too-bad y Poor Enthusiastically
should hand him an onion
But still. lie probably feels no worse than
the others ; and We suppose that STEELE,
BECKER and SIBLEy fc, worst of ALL Is
there no balm in GiIead for them Can't
STEELE be relieved by another fat job like a
Fort Smelling purchase Can't Mr. BECK
cr's feelings be soothed by another Congress
iona. g,me OF euclre with better success than
bc.ore? Can't SIBLEY be comforted by tie
assurance that another forged Ottertal Cam
vass will surely re elect him to be Governor?
Something ought to be done, and that
needily, TO "releve these afflicted"
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-08-21
The County Board of Supervisors,

We call attention to the report of the &C
ton of this Board during the session at the
CURT House on Saturday last. They are
C ,eding manfully with the goo work of
c.e az ng the Augean Stable. ALEXANDER
Buchanan was elected County Clerk, Or
rather Clerk Of the Board. He is believed to
be most upright man, and will make an ex-
cellent officer. lIEENAN, the Register of
Deeds, yielded up his post with great reluc-
lance but the threat Of the Board to obtain
his removal entirely from Office, brought him
20 terms. He is now simply Register of
DEEDS, and will hereafter have nothing to do
with the county affairs. This is a result that
the public will regard with great satisfaction.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-08-21
AOn. IL. II. WaShhurnc. of ILL

we observe by the Galena .Adreniser of
the In that Joe Dawes, Winnebago, Ogle
and Carroll counties h We elected delegates in
favor of the denomination of Hon. f. B.
WAsHBURNF as the Republican candidate for
Congress in the Galena district of Illinois.
These counties send 46 delegates, which is a
majority of the District Convention. Up
here in Minnesota we shall hail Mr.. '<'i-
BuRNE's denomination with much pleasure.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-08-21
LEGAL NOTICES.
A1OKTGAGE SALE..-XHEREAS DE-

M OkTGAGE SALE...WHEREAS DE.
~ fAt LIZ has been made in the condition of
IAN ideture OF mortgage executed by Julien Geroux
ara henrietta Geroux, his wife, of the County OF Ram
sey and Territory of Minnesota John Is. Lavaee Of
se same place, dated the thireth day of March, AID
winch mortgage was duly recorded in the Office Of
the Register of Deeds the said County of Ramsey on
the uhrteth day Of March, 1857, O'Clock, PM, Ia
BOOK OF Mortgages, page 400 and 491 whereby said
julien Geroux and Henrietta Geroux his wife, did grant,
bargain, sell, and convey the said John b. Laval ee
MS So' ahu assigns ger, all that tract parcel Of
.anu iyinS anu oeihg County Of Ramsey and Terri
'ory vi iinieso.a ues "a as follows to-wit The East
one nan vi Sou' Eas ter OF North East quarter and
the ooulh vest '''tt The South Vest quarter of Sec
soh ."en'y.'ou = .hirty-on Range twenty-five
"est,cou'sniht ~ . TO nave and to hold the same
.o8euiei win, az l. iltalnents and appurtenances
deIeunIo peoul % a any way appertalning, to the
said John b. La Zee IS heirs, executors adminstra.
tors or assigns, SUN oil two hundred ty dollars
one day after da with interest at the of three ner
cent per month pad, according the conditions Of
apr0mssory not )earlng even date with said mort
gage, which said mortgage was duly assigned by said
John Il. Lavellee Louis Dcsmaras the said ountv
Of Ramsey, the tenth day of April, 1851, which as
signment duly recorded in the Office Of the Register
of Deeds Of the sal County Of Ramsey the 10th day
of April, AID. 1851 at six O'Clock, P.M in Book K of
mortgages page So. And, Whereas (ffy dollar,
having been paid the said note at the time of its
makipg there claimed to due and is due and ut-
paid upon said mortgage the date OF this notice. the
sum of two hundred dollars and nteres thereon
rate of three per cent per month from and since the
tenth day OF April, 1885, and no suit proceeding
Law having been had instituted to the debt
secured by said mortgage or any part thereof part
oil sail above described lands, viz: The South West
quarter OF South West quarter of Section number TWEEN
,y-iour, in Township number thirtyone of Range num-
Der twenty-five West containing forty subject
70 tie conditions of mortgage made by said Julien
Geroux to Louis Desmarais the third day Of May,
$780, and recorded in the office the Register OF Deeds
OF ,'d Ramsey County May the third, AID 1885, at
~ O'CLOCK An Of that day in Book & of mortgages,
pages 230 and Z3l.
Notice hereby giv.n, that by virtue of the power Of
SAFE IN sald mortgage contained and pursuant to H.
statute In suc case made provided the mortgaged
premises as above described Will be sold at Public Auc
tion at the Court House the sad County of Ramsey
en- the nineteenth day Of August, A.D 1855, at ten
o'clock IA the forenoon of that day, to satisfy the
amount then due upon said mortgage with interest and
the cost aud expenses allowed by law
Dated ST. Paul, June 20, 1855
LOUIS DESMARAIS, Assignee.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-08-21

The u..islatnre that has just Closed.
We have already frequently expressed our
opinion of the Legislature which has just a"'
iourned sine die after enduring for some e'sn'
months at an enormous burden to the ''''N
treasury.
Democratic in both branches, 1t mas oee''
characterised on the part of the h''J''"! ~
imbecility, corruption, little WISDOM anu eS
pecially by deliberate wasting OF .''ne' 50 aS
70 of,rd ON excnse for their choosing a UNI
tod Senator. in violation of proprlety and IN
corts,,,t or distrust of the people.
- ,,,ssession of all the standing COM
,,,;,tr, systematically blocked the
attempts of the Republicans to forward the
r,blic business; consigned the public bills in
troduced by the Republicans to oblivion IN
committees which declined to report upon
them until the party gave the signal; while
Democratic maioIity in each body invariably
refused to instruct these committees to re-
port.
In this way business was kept back and
il was not until SIBLEYS return from New
York that the wheels of legislation were I'M
locked. and legislation permitted to proceed.
We doubt rot the people will hold the DEM
ocratic marty to a strict and heavy response
biTtv for the sins of this odious and ever-to-
be de- sted. though memorable, session.
1t will doubtless be some conso'tiOn to
the people of the State, however, that all the
rascality perpetrated and waste of time per-
mitted by tie Democratic majority did not
in the end avail to accomplish their darling
object of the session.
The Republicans and Anti-Lec0mpton
Dem ,crats ron Ne camp ign at last
They frustrated the r., ject OF electlns
United States senator; ana referred 1t to the
pcope in the future to decide whether they
will have at Washington, along SIDE OF HENRY
VI. RICE. another Senator of his kidney. to
mere echo his misrepresentation OF the pc
Utica sentiment Oh Minnesota.
We think and belieyc they will not. Inc
day of the Breech-ciout and Fraud anu
Forgery and Bribery Wing OF the Democracy
is nearing us final sunset.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-08-21
Cost Of 4 Message TO London.

The Boston I'rareier Of Friday, August 7,
says: two business messages from New York
merchants to their correspondents in England,
passed through TIE American Telegraph Of
flee, Traveller Buildings, from New York, en-
route for London, yesterday, at ) P. NJ. One
of them Containing tiity-seven words, paiG
through, fifty seven dollars and the other,
tweuty-seven words, for which twenty-seven
doilart were paid.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-08-21
A New Term Of Prosperity.

The opinion is spreading among our most
observant business men, (says the New York
Sum- that the Frazer River gold di 'coveries
are destined to inaugurate new term Of
great commercial activity and general pros
peIity. The new gold excitement promises
to operate as moving If the stagnant waters
causing the streams CT errrise to flow
again with quick and healtnlul action. AL
ready, it has wonderfully affected the aspect,
of things On the Pacific coast
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-08-21

SAMUEL LUDvIGH.-This gentleman, who
formerly edited a German paper of liberal
views in Baltimore and who was favorably
known to the Republicans Of Indiana in the
Presidential campaign Of 1856, has recently
commenced the publication Of a German Re-
publican paper in st. Paul. called the Min
nesota Zeaung (Gagette). Mr.. Ludvigh is a
gentleman possessed Of considerable editorial
experience, and Of talents of high order,
and his enterprise deserves the hearty sup
port of both German and American RepubIi-
cans in the new State of the Northwest.
What aid the Republicans of Indiana can ex
tend we hope to see given. Mr.. Ludvigh was
one OF the first Of the German editors in the
Union to embraces tie principles Of Republic
canism and do battle for the party among
his countrymen in the United States.
We find the above paragraph in the In
dianipols Daily Journal, the leading I;cpub-
licln organ of Indiana.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-08-21
The Kansas ElectiOn--- The Bribe
Spurned.

The Leavenworth Times of the 18th inst.
gives a table Of the returns of the recent
election upon accepting or respecting the Eng
fish bride of admission into the Union.-
"From the table (says the 1imes) and the re-
turns already in, we calculate the vote of the
Territory in round numbers, to DE - 600
II 900 Free State; 1000 ro-Slavery leav-
ia; 5000 majority against Lecompton."
Our friend Capt. WLkIN, who has just re-
turned to St Paul from trip to Kansas es-
Inmates the vote for the English bill will not
exceed |, 500.