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The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24
Can and Shelf Goods.
Ale and Porter.
5 TR A Y T. ID

FROM the Premises of the undersigned at Griz-
ely Hill, Nevada county, Two COWS. One is
light red, horns turning back-about ten years old
with white face, wearing bell without clappcr.
The other is dark brindle, with brockle face with
some white on her back, and fore is shorter
than the other. They are believed to have gone
below the Grass Valley and Nevada Turnpike
One was bought from butcher one and half miles
from Johnsons ranch, l6 miles from Marysyille on
the M'Courtney road. The cows strayed off las;
Thursday night, Nov. IL. Any person who will
return the Cows to the undersigned will be suitably
Rewarded.
A. J. DOoLITTLE,
November 10Th, 1S5S-tf
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24
N MerchantS' Forwarding Line.

MARYSVILLF.
Fire-Proof Building, Corner Of First Street,
and Lower Plaza.
Connecting with J. r. WHITNEY & Co. Sacramento
Goods Forwarded promptly to all parts ofthe
ES~NORTHERN MINES !-tST
Instruct your Shippers tomark your Goods IN.
F. LINE Marysville-ahd they will be sent thro'
QUICKER AND CHEAPER, THAN BY ANY orHEs
ROUTE OR CONVEYANCE.
Commissions promptly attended to. The best
quality FLOUR and California Produce always en-
hand
dec3-tf JAS. McWILLIAMS, Agent.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24
PREMIUM HAIR TONIC,

WARRANTED to restore Grey Hairs to their original
color and thin decayed hairs their youthful luxu
rance and beauty Also, cure, effectually Scurf
and Dandruf Reasons why it should be Used in pre-
ferance to any other preparation for the hair
Firstone bottle will grey hairs original
color
Sccond-One half bottle will cure the worst OF
Dandruff
Third-There is oil in the preparation, and will
not soil the finest linen.
This is chemical preparation and has been manufac
tured for many years in the Atlantic States and is Of
cred to the public and guaranteed the best lair Re
storative now in use.
.gF@ This Hair Tonic awarded special diI Iloma
At the y ate Fair, Marysvlle, August last.
Manufactured only at the Drug tore of
ST WAITS, Marysville
And sold by L. F. SPENCE, Nevada.
Dec 3-tf
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24

To THE PUBLIC i have had many calls for the
preparation known as "Opiate Balsamque," which !
have been using in my practice for time for the
cure OF Gonorrhoea, Gleet. etc, that strongly
duced to give more general publicity to it. And
ommending this medicine to the public, confidently
do, and to all who have made useof Thorns Extract
uDhesltatinsly pronounce it to be effcacious
pleasant and convenient than that any other form OF
giving the remedies used
1t is prepared only at the Drug Establishment of r.
WATTS, No 90 First st Marysvle and sold by
Z. F. SPENCE,
Dealer in Drugs and Medicines
No. 32 Main street. Nevada
Oct, 90, le52-tf
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Syrup of elbow Dock. Sarsaparilla

And Ioda Potash for Purifying the blood and for the
cure of ScRoFULA, MERCuRIAL DISEASES, RHEUMATISM
CuTANEoUs ERUPTIoSs, STUBBORN ULCERS, LIVER
COMPLAINTS, Loss OF APPETITE, GENERAL DEBILITY
&C. For general tonic of the system it stands unr
vailed This medicine has long been before the public
and since 1850 has gradually increased in usefulness and
public favor and gained the highest reputation the
cure of these diseases to which it is adaptedbeng pre-
pared from the best materials and compounded on scen
tc principles confident from the intrinsic merits
and from past experience that It will continue TO give
full satisfaction Manufactured only at the Drug Store
of s. T. WATTS, No. 90 First street, Marysvie, and
Sold by E F. SPENCE, Druggist,
oct. 25, le5s--tf No 81 Main street Nevada.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24

y An Illinois editor. recently de-
feated as candidate for Congress,
says:
Editors have no business to run for
office. Their business is to work and
let others enjoy the fruits of their labor.
They make the fortunes and greatness
of other men. but are expected to find
their reward in the proud contemplation
of their works
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24
Caution to Purchasers of
E. UREKA WHISKEY.

/ t has come to the knowledge of the undersigned
that various Parties putting up Whiskey in
imitation packages made in San Francisco and bran
ded it Eureka Whskey''
We caution dealers against puIuiias-
ing any of these ima tions for the genuine imported
article The genuine 'EUREKA WHISKEY'' is i'm
ported in Barrels and half Barrels the ages are
branded on one head - Eureka Whisky, IS49, VIM
Newell & Coz with copy right attached and on the
other head y Z. D.''
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24

L. ELLARD BEANS & co.
Offer at Greatly Reduced Prizes
100 Kegs assor ted Nails
IOO 200 Boxes Candles
p bags Rio and Java Coffee
so Assorted Pie Fruits;
80 kegs S. f. and +. Il. Syrup
% boxes Raisins
so kegs Butter;
50 ba rs California Beans
50 boxes Hill's and C0lgates soap;
With large and complete assortment of all kind o
Goods in line of business Consisting in part of
r-Potaoes-Pork-B un-IIams-Mackerel-
Salt Salmon-Codfsh-Cra observation-disclosures Cheese
Ranch Butter-Pickles-celebr ebrated Curons Tea, and
choicest assortment of
Can and Shelf Goods.
EVER BROUGHT TO NEVADA
w y f S A n d Ii Q u Q r S :.
We would also inform friends and the public that
we have added to large stock complete assortment
of Wines and Liquors, consisting of
Sainsevain's Sparkling Angelica and White Winet
California Wine, Claret Sauterne, and Ginger Winet
Gum, Raspberry, and Lemon Syrup Peppermint, Hos
letters, BOXERS and Stoughton Bitters, Wofe's Aro
matte Schnapps.
Ale and Porter.
New York, fine mixed and Old Dock Brandy Whisky
Gin, Sherry and Port Wine
95- We call attention to the above Stock
Our Motto is small Profits G Ready Pay
Goods delivered Free of charge.
II. EIIard Beans & Go.
Nevada, May eath 1858.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24
L. d. o. f..

Thereguar meetings of OUSTOMAH LODGE, No
1G will be held every Tuesday evening at the newIa
on Pine street, (Kdd's buildng.)
II W CALVIN, ~ G.
J. Il. VANHAGAN, Sec'y. novel
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24
WL ct no false delicacy preyent

you from consulting DR. CHAS TOZER, of Sacramento
who has attended and cured many within the last
-Four years and all you who have 10 means to pay
find in him friend who will make charges for
examinations advice We would recommend all who
in trouble to call him and also to look his
treatise venerea in another part of this paper The
Doctors Off ce is Sixth Street. between J. and
Sacramento Nov l2-ly
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24

% Let no false delcacy prevent the invalid from
seeking medical relefthe card of L. j. Czapkay be
found in another column indicates where to obtain re-
liable and competent physcian. 1t is seldom that
called upon to bear testimony favorof the skill of any
physician, but sense of duty well justice dema nds
that we should not pass Dr. Czapkay by without
thing more than mere mention Unlike the greater
portion of those who thrust themselves their no
trums before the public whose practices empirc
DIR. Czapkay is gentleman of medical and sci
entfc attanmens having held the position of chief
surgeon of the liberatng army during te late Hun
garan Revolution and is possessed of all the requisite
experience and skill for the successful practice of his
profession tits to the and advice of phys
ician we would commend all suffering from the effects
of sexual private disease telling assured that in all
such complaints whether arising Infection inds-
cretion selfabuse, loss of vriy he guarantee
from his extensive practice, speedy and permanent
cure To those suffering from the effects of physical
take the lace of false modesty and seek uch advice
viii save you from untimely grave and lead you back
again to pristine health, consult Dr. Czapkay, whom
cheerully endorse a skifu and tried physician capa
BILE Of copius with and successfully eradicang those
scfinicted miseries the evils of empirical practices
and all diseases of seminal nature DR.. Czapkay's
rooms are Sacramento street, opposite Pacific Mai
Steamship Office San Francisco.
my7-u
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24
SOCIAL BALL.

F0UND.-A few weeks since a pair of gold
sleeve bottoms, made in the shape Of horse shoe.
The owner can hear of them by applying at this
Office.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-03-27
THE TWO REVEALS.

Side by SIDE with The wopdrous revival OF re-
Iigion now going forward in our country. there IS
progressing a revival of the most damn'ng ana
ssrocieus wickedness that ever was endured IN
any Christian or civilized Society. Under the
fullest light Of the Gospel, at a period OF the great
est perfection, the widest spread, and the compiet
es. Interpretation and application OF that hight,
and in the nation eff all others most boasttui oil
its Christian as we'll as civil and social knowledge,
freedom. and benevoience, ani arrogating to itself
,he most extraordinary measures Of divine grace
ever poured upon any people here is this very
nation. and under all this fullness Of ligh. that
most cor 50 perfection Of avarice. cruelty
i~njnsiee. and inhumanity from man TO man, TaE
SLAVE TRADE, has been renewed. revived, admit.
ted in fah fellowship. and is now IN good ano
Coustitu.;n, according to legitimate conclusion,
from tbs bred Scott dsciskn. but ~ an essenhs'
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-03-27
THE ANTI-SLAvERY BUGLE.

their hive. and directed 1t here or there, 90 IL
will dominate the future Of politics in spite Of all
opposition Those who are with IL may guide 1t
to bencfceni ends, and cheer the heart Of patriot
ism with its miracles and It's gospels those who
are not with it will be crushed beneath its mo.
mentum, aud left upon the shore ss bleaching
wrecks to mark q foolish anchorage.
Let us hope that the words we have commented
upon are hasty expressions which the speakers,
seeing the attitude they place themselves in, will
be the fret to retrect or explain. II not, va shall
write with deep regret their withdrawal from the
coming field of future victory, but no sbspdon.
ment by parties or politicians shall induce US to
trail the banner that has been unfurled in this
State until Missouri shall be possessed in fulness
aud entirely by free white labor"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-03-27

element Of Gods Missionary ~Institote for the
good of the race.
And side by side with the REVEALS H. our
churches there Is going on, Tor tho support aid ex.
tention of human slavery, that other stupendUus
'illainy OF forcing n slave cuusututiuu upon the free
people OF q free territory. against their sovereign
VIII, expressed in the constitutipnally appoin ted
and most sacred and binding form Of expression.
the vote of the whole people, from which. both
IN the theory and practice u, q free government.
there can DO no appeal. Ye. here in a Republic
u is deliberately proposed and determined by
Senators and Representatives to pay no more re-
gard to that expression, than to the wind from the
summit Of Mount Blanc. Nay, the tools of
Official falsehood are at band, through whose per.
jury If need be, the Senate and House of Repre-.
sentatives. together with the President, will un-
blushingly deny any such expression, and affirm
the opposite. with the evidence Of the monstrous
fraud and injustice kept concealed by agreement,
in their own pockets!
And this ~iniquity. with the whole complication
of public and private corruption. lying, forgery,
and violence, by which is has been supported and
covered up, and all the solemn political fabrica.
tons, misrepresentation, and suppressions Of
truth by the President, and all the outrages upon
justice and judgment by the Supreme Court in
the bred Scott decision. and all the evasions and
choking down Of the appointed inquisition into
the usurpation in Kansas, can find apologists even
in our churches! This great national crime. with
all it's concomitants and inevitable consequences,
is supported by profcssedly Christian men, taken
captive in this thing by Satan at his will. and
though occupying respectable positions in society,
yet willing to degrade themselves as the veriest
hacks and drudges of a domineering slaveocracy /.
They have the effrontery to call upon the commu.
nifty, over their own signatures, to come forward
and sanction this iniquIty, and give il popularity.
and force it through.
The above is an extract from an able and stir.
. ,-r ,N.al - Nlz L.. NJ
from the pen of DR., Cb5ever, one Of its con,r,bu.
tore.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-03-27
JUDGE LORING REMOVED.

Edward Greedy Loring. who as United States
Commissioner gave up Anthony Burns to slavery.
was then and until last week has continued to To.
a judge of Probate in Massachusetts. Soon after
Burns return, the Legislature of Massachusetts,
passed a law prohibiting any slave commissioner
from holding Office under the Commonwealth
Judge Loring defed this law and held on to both
Offices. On each of the two successive years pre-
ceeding the present, the Massachusetts Legislature
voted an address to the Governor and Council.
asking the removal of Judge Loring from Office for
this contumacious defiance of the law. On both
these occasions Governor Gardner, strongly sympa'
shising with the kidnapping portion of the nation,
refused to comply with the request. The present
Legislature. last week. renewed the request to
Governor Banks. who promptly complied Herewith.
and the professional kidnapper no longer admins
tiers law for the widows and orphans Of Boston.
Thus have the anti slavery people of Msssachu.
seets, by their perseverance secured a noble pro.
test by the State against kidnappers under federal
law.
The Cincinnati Gazette thinks Governor Banks
has missed it. with all his prudent care for popu.
Ilarity, in this removal. II informs US. that Cover
nor 'Gardner's refusal met with general approval
throughout the countrv"-that at this time, lead
ing Republicans of Massachusetts deprecated thi,
action-that Governor Banks reputation will nov
suffer abroad-and finally that The character anc
standing of Judge Loring as a man, are such, thu
his removal on the mere ground Of sitting as
Commissioner, under the fugitive slave law, vii
create a great sensation in Massachusetts,, AM
excite no little indignation against the unluck.
Governor"
, We have here q specimen of the abhoreno
which "msny distinguished Republicans" i
!. Massachusetts and Ohio entertain of our fugitiv
slave law and the crime Of Kidnapping under i
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-03-27

expounders coustrue IL there is no professionalism,
or individual judgement here. And as this Con.
stitntion has obviously, and by its legitimate ex.
FOUNDERS testimony. go' no vestige Of the Golden
Rule in 1t. but its very antipodes, slavery in all it's
deformity, 1t is our legitimate and bounden duty
to attack it. and seek its overthrow.
We have abundant and Legitimate grounds Of at
tack upon the Church and popular religion. stand.
ing boldly upon the Bible, and the Christian reli.
.gion as there recorded. without attacking these
grounds and thus weakening our own position, for in
this record we find our most potent weapon for the
overthrow OF Slavery. j. A. II.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-03-27
FREE COl0RED RACE TO
RIA.
A. T. FOSS will Mr.. Foss please inform "
of his Post Office Address.

THE GOVERNMENT REwARDINa MIssIoNARIEs.-
"The Rev. Thomas johnson announces to all coz.
cerned that the missionary society Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church South has selected 1908
acres of land in johnson county, X. T.. township
IL, south, range 25 east, in conformity with tho
I'd, article of the Shawnee treaty of May 10th.
1854 and that the said locations have been ap.
proved by the President of the United States"
This missionary johnson was president Of the
council of the first bogus legislature that sat 10
Kansas, aud has demeaned himself through the
whole Kansas difficulties. as o rufian Of the 6rst
water. This is his reward.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-03-27
Che Anti laperp Bu9le
SALEM, OHIO, MARCH q, 1858.

MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE CoMNITrEE.-Th
regular meeting Of the Executive Committee Of the
Western Anti Slavery Society will be held on the
4th of April, commencing at 10 o'clock. A. M
At the house Of Benz. S. Jones. A full attendance
il desired.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-03-27

Indeed the Gazette evidently teaches, that a man
may have such character and standing" as no,
only to justify him in the outrage Of consigning a
man to slavery. but also in his studied and persis.
tent contempt Of the laws Of the commonwealth
under which lie holds Office. No wonder that with
CHS view Of the superiority Of men of character
and standing" to both law and justice, the Gazette
should be in favor Of having poor f~ugitives carried
back to slavery whenever q Commissioner of
standing" like our own Pendery, or the pious
Judge Leavits so dicides.
The Gazette is doubtless right in it's conjecture
that Governor Banks will loose credit with slave
drivers, North and South; but 10 wrong 10 sup
posing that a majority Of the people Of Massachu-
sets are Of that class. or that they will be dis.
pleased with this act of justice and selfrespect on
the part of the Governor. We doubt whether any
other net Of his administration will be more popu.
lar than this. AT all events it was right--and he
will have no occasion to regret it on it's own
account.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-03-27

CLOSING THEIR LABoRs.-Mr. and Mrs. Jones
home from the lecturing field, some days
since. Mr.. Joseph A. Rowland left for his home in
Massachusetts the present week. Mr.. Foss is still
pr os%ecuting his labors somewhere on the Reserve,
but will probably leave soon. The fidelity, indus
try and and ability exhibited by these and all their
associates in the lecturing field during the past
season, has never been surpassed by themselves or
any other laborers. They have done much to enlight-
en- the people and extend and deepen the anti.
slavery sentiment in the communities they have
visited. 1t is ine vitable as the laws of she moral
universe that the good seed of truth 30 we'll and sc
abundantly sown. shall bear fruit-the fruit Of
Righteousness.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-03-27

INTER STATE CoMITY.-Ohio Democrats at Coll
umbus, have signalized themselves this winter, by
legislating for Kentucky and Virginia Slave mas.
tiers. They have plead in justification the Obli.
amiable and ~obliging to their southern brethren-
The Louisiana House of Representatives has now
under consideration a bill providing that no debt
owed to q citizen Of Massachusetts shall Re re-
coverable in the courts of Louisiana. Such 10 the
comfy and honesty Of slave owners.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-03-27

Two of the religions papers in Philadelphis.
The Presbyterian and The Christian Obserrrr, as"
sure the public that the late Judge Kane WAS IAN
exemplary Christian" and an Elder in the Second
70. ST. Presbyterian Church. The Journal Of
Commerce, contrasting the panegyric OF the above
named papers with what it calls the 'vituperation
and abuse" Of Abolitionists. says: Strange that
such n universal sorrow should be awakend by
the death of an unjust Judge" Not any more
strange, considering the character Of the mourners
than that the Jews preferred Barabbas to Jesus -
Anti. Siacery Standard.
The Old School Presbyterian Church 10 famous
for furnishing slave catching Judges. Judge
Grier is, we believe Of the same communion, and
our notorious judicial kidnapper Leavitt, is q bright
and shining light in that church.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-03-27

The London Court Journal Of Feb. 20 gives .
list of nineteen females burned by their clothes
taking fire so as to cause their death: between tho
let Of January and the middle of February.
The result Of illegitimats expansion,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-03-27

We cannot say that the Anti.slavery sentiment
beginning to be manifested in Missouri, or even
in Kentucky, i of so high a moral and political
tone as it ought TO be. We think it is not. Bot
from the following, it will appear that it embodies
earnestness and ~sagacity enough to repudiate and
rebuke the disclaimers Of Northern Republicans
of any desire to interfere with slavery in the
States where it exists What good could such
helpers do to the cause of freedom at the SOUTH
Radical Abolifionist.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-10-20
EDGEFIELD, S. Gs OCTOBER 20, 1853

of him-of him; the last to he adorned with the
name of Roman" Adriano leaves her. bu
swears not to survive5her., But what is thi:
fearful tumult? Thesinfurated mob rush to-
wards the Capitol, beaTipg stones and firebrands
their rage knows no bcaads. Rienzi appears at
window and ondeavoats to make a last appeal
to them, but in vain.- .sThey clamor wildly, hurl
the stones athim and cast the firebrands through
the windows of the Capitol. AS the flames
leap and spread through the noble buildings,
Irene joins her brotheEht the open window and
winds her arms rouna him. They face the
multitude with heroicmiles. Adriano breaks
from the OBTAINING grasp of his followers and
plunges through the Kissing flames to die with
Irene. A terrific explosion is heard and the
mighty edifcc falls intoIl mass Of smoking and
smouldcring ruins. ThsPeople desert the spot,
uttering lou cries CT horror and remorse.
J.T.B.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-10-20

made all sorts uv fun NV me, an sed eShy uther
man would be proud to he in my shoes. told
her I'd sell out nifty cheap cf emmy body wanted
to take my place. Well the upShot NV it all
WIS, that sue persuaded me | wus all rong an
got me to go in the room whar they all WIS.
When got in, Sal looked so lovin' at me, an
reached out her little hands so much like pore
deer helpless child, that forgot everything but
my .luv for her, an folded her gently up to my
hert, like apreshus treasure, an felt like didn't
keer ef she had too had forty NV 'em. ,Jis
then number wun set up whine, like a young
pup, an all the balance follered. Then MriJJes
~oeiMeir d,ddy.
We'll, everything wus made mp, an Sal prom
ised she never wud doc it agin, an sense then I
have bin. hard at work sertin, wo.kin' all day to
make bred fur them thribbs, an bissy nussin Nv
them at mite. The fact is, er didn't hay
nifty good constitushun, I'd had to q give in
long ago. Number wun has the collck-an'
wakes number too, an he wakes up number
three, an So it goes, an me flynn about all
tue time tryin' to keep 'em quiet.
Now Mister Muse, my advice to yu is never
to have thribbcs ef You want to keep out NV
trubble