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Sur Nciience,
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Idbrtdntrn gianpmatsr mb anbere pflbe bsrarttee
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prC6en ta i6 I'm Saner bin biai9er Su pertluler, ais
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gannitrs SantIbrauten, Sdnep', SdweI'
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,ierte Slucu, gpdaentfidieln, Tsrtsn ib0n unb
Watcn II. Spei. RegeI u.Gugeln ibnea te(prgt.
den aler(SrGsen, lraser jster Art
3iidbsne, ger,ttrun9en
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4. .. Watagpnt, v Bbaum', Air it' pappel'
unb e Gi6en.9rettcr alter GbrOBen.
9lle Arbtt ptrb irusrbalb Ter Stattgrsn'en trlsn'
5rei ataclieiert .Apr I4,6WR)
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btss bsusn unb tnilen pcn psrldtstsnen SprIen lne
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fa6em 3ldpcr lCeben srbaltsu nit trm Gttre pIIihi
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Sterart II. Cos patslep Samdtea tIl lumm.
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Bum gsrfauf bd Ibe's 1tcmpip Go.
Sn,pur.eure unb Commit tfisratts
roaGN SIR 81 GSnutbirobs
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feberseit bic Operation tbres gddi
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tbrttt tes 3ettalters" SjntereIe bat nne retcen
irner easn Seen burG tbr aus8ebsbnlrs etabltlsmsn
4. 5. Sd. & Comp. alautsn 3D. has Yubftam b.
lDnSsrs tarauf aufinert(am ~ mahen, hay ets er
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tia, Gsjdafte angsiteGt.
sJanes .. SRA fcn u. Comp,
friiber g. Maiun II. 8ruber,
Utter Gtdnt,
alte Nummer 49, prdttitraee
fsJi, Is J6Ults) mcclure 90 gegenubtr
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Rep Sdben, Gpnu, -. Wat 1855
Sr. 1rt, Rtweil ben tlst Gmptcbluu9 betrtfft
IN BEN lluNrIribrctcu feit 9atren rcrfOnlh bGlann
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batteu. @r beTgt ntere erbrudten nb publJrten Mn.
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fatruns tinldnaIih bCmrIcr ruree lnetm Id au tiels
GCiuurntc bnipeiic fite 6 nrh tinJu, tat ndb met'
nrm 6aflrtdlten Sr. glercl, ppctI blnlibttb Etnrs
Gtarattrs, ais aud ener GSciddhttit ale Runltper'
Hineiqsr rsS ibm gehentien 3utrauenS rriret9 II,
SD betrahte ietne ySidGeitstampe' ais cine iebr
widhge 6rfneure, ptlbC nenn lt dllscntire &nrrn'
hung hntet beim 9rernCn leiat cnhuneltder 8lu'iB'
Ftittn, pirc lnBlutltde ppr unsei8rm lrfe uno nod
mttt mebr SCr Sdmerien, Nrnreibaeen unS Werfumm'
turNen berdtren pire, Term ie lcBrnannen brenn'
b6tcu Gufiafstsu ihlb tGm GrplOotren untsr'
wrrien mOgen lie nun gang fdbrs coer 9rflrbt en uuo
mrIc man has 6jt9eutbrl tebaupten 10 wlree man eas
publttlin MIR bnter1eben
8its il mtiuc rtimtass %Ga6t unt @mpfrHlune etnrr
Gate bel welber Id fsn prrpnltbeS 5ntsrehe hdte ne
rclhe i'd nur I'm 5nterefe hes putfnnls unt CUR Weht
ierttsung her Nniprlde sines perttentpClsn WamWs
btermt ab9ebe. " Y ttllmaH Ht len,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-15

Qiausure (Gcrtials) ais &ntsEtie, WOie' Va.
nae, Bitter Nlantsln, gRferminse, Waras4inp pcu'
tpmmene qisbs uub nod antere metrt bel
y. +. lllman,
Smpprteur u. Dttt attur
Nr. 5, Yicrb' 'Sauffrabe,
1syA, tntfhsr baltimore nrb NduftttRr.
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20 DiDen u)cesp Gin.

gctlens berutmsr Sin tcppcltsr une sintdtfr
glunie smpRnaen mir lreten nit tsm sdifs NE
terlane" Dpn Hpttsrbam, I'M Waaren Sauie ess 8ol'
Saufes.
8um gcrfauf BET Itc's 1bpmpfDr 60,
(720 Smpcrteure, Str. 81, SCubitrabe.
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gBtlltGm &. u, atrrn. 1. O..
geDfeiiCr Der Gbsmie au her untvrrNtdi
ppn Wdrpllnt.

Nerrn 7. y. WHY.
Retn SER gdhosm ih nun bic Scn Serru TrUea in
gpiCn rrfuneene agatnt Shertctsdmpr" crprrbt tnbe
nctmr i'd tircn Autaub teIebe ais bic bette sum Srcn
rrr tnt,intlibrr 5laiafsitcn 9eei8rce Sampr ~ be-
Srhnsr bic Id e fab. Die NuncRSune eur6gnnaia
Crprrter wilcnihaflihcr prtuitpirn bri anfCrti9as
ecrist3p nm tntur6 tic Grplrru iu rcrtten N ebtn
f. fiunrcib 7e nett 50 etrs tdmpc an stncm Srtc iu
tabrr 70 rirb bas 9uDttum pemtbRn he sepctnltttn
,m 9rfnnen tcs Campfire &ettrrcIs unb ailtfrcr Slut
flfftFn tenuStel Gauper ab,uidbdiTcH.
Shr 1ufriht1er
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0ichfnttcr! 0iebfuter !!

eeltes acrnmcbl Ter teIten aualitdt, befcnters 81
eub, unb gfertefuttrr esmaten; ebenO 8lee, 5uttfr
metl aprn Safer RCssentltte Seu ne Srrh IN 9rrBer
unb fsinen 8aden Der teen Guattdt Su verIauCn uni
fpirnfrsi abselisfsrt vcn
Ode pcu pratt urb Gprecroltrafe
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glDIillrullas 9}inrn

0no nit her erpbttn @e-
ihif!itlcit reIdt mttt-
t,rti,bc Hunf IN ttciem
8r,tatlCr briiet JntsrttItt
mprter upt the lpirtun-
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lli6t-rFpIoOirrnNs 9luiNum- -Camprnl
Nfipea'8 pdtenttrte
EidlrrfciLSl1lnnc 4 V1nlpcnflIller.

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falt lei 9cnubun9 hes trennbdren Bluterts edmphms
unb aneCrer hem @rpO6en Hnterprrtener uno bur Se'
ltlhunl cienCneer WitbunIen. Stele GrNneun8 tdnn
an allen leiv6tnhen panpen unb all ben illm GnaeFCn
her bluI G0let htenenben 6efdBen angebradt ncrecn
ferner pcrtcn Srldr, Gampbtue Hampcn unt Yatcrren
Ietbt NIT beicr @tnr6tuhs prriehsn,
Der llutCBc@nte sTiaubt it bic %ufmsrfidm'stt hes
publtfin5 AMI
WfrurTS perbeTerte 9pfdr.Sluitse sedmpr,
N1WClIS Improved Solar Fluid Lamp,
u trr 6Crm her Nrbant qampen ~ leutcr wclbs nit
etuem teae utbt hlttrnbcu Stdte brernt une pen9rr
Blub tCnhlmirt ais ale ubrgen lcpt 1ebrlubltdfn
Gdmpen tiCirr Nrt Bonn Cs rrt tetm Srennen ntbt
ulr Ger Strf itnttrn aud has wabTeno he's SrsnncnS
crllGtenee Gas cen umrL Ndu lam eteie pdmpCn ~
Grrneuattn ttnuFer une gang te'creers et9ntn nc 't
fur 1ir6en, Eabrtteu, Sptels, SalOnE &c.
Scl' unit ecrttnil6e BLre, gampsn pereen IN ySa'
fetps2Gmpen' umlGGntrrt uno ldnn eerielte eoIln'
her unt her rdmte 2dmrulhtrm (shadeJ ptteer &C.
brludt pereer Seit 1852 murpsn ncbr ale 10000 bic
cr gamprn pcrauft unb Itin lniOu errigrete l6 BET
thrCr BcnuBurB Die @rftnbnu8 III tn ben Yer.
StaGten unp GnRlnno patcnttrt
Nahitttn6e 3eu9niie bstattgen hem glblttim he
pCglauei5e Sderbet uuS 8rduhtarlCit beier 1ampen,
90iI NM Scenario elrh iernere gCibetalunB ter &C.
nGtndGn 2lCtterUl qdmpsn has Seten ietner I'm
bcr rler Dtenltbetcn Y. J. ~. nod LANCER 9riabreen
70 nfr or tdub Be5en cas- Sebt her Surart1t unb eer
gCw6tnlidCn Alughr ieiu. Baltimore. u. Sebr.
9crrn VI. y. Netp,
9pertber SER! SD babe bic npatsut. St6Cr'
betts ampe" unb ttn nVampent tuller r" relhc
Srrr Iepra ron gClOn erianb fcrBiaIt9 Rrprhlt unt
hin 81 her ebeJeugun0 9ecmmen onH perr NrTrl euro
ciclC @urertuu9 tfs Ddpo'lbru grmSips hem gublum
erc rUlinbisC 6rantic ac9en de unb jeec @cabr p0r
@Tplpipr, tic 70 lti6i bet Aurcnoun8 gepoDnlther
brrnntnrer Sllactten erfrlJt bete BET eeier Fampe
VI cine GrpOipn gani unm09ltb, tlbt menn man nctb
70 ra&liiii0 nit ihr umneht.
gBilltGm &. u. Gtrer. y. o,
YrDfeiIor Der Gbeme al efr untvrTIitat
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Souterues Al a5 Gts. per Blaide, S275 per DuWnb /;
Saut Sarfat 81 Gis. tr.. S4m top
8bein. QSeine:
gpa6sntstmcr 81 Gts per 5lafae. 800 per gnsensi
prtbemer. so ets top $5oo eo'
Own lfdant rs Gts tc., $500 bc.
Scbnunisbrreer .Sl00 TO-, $1,000 to.
Gpaniihe unb pprtu9teIilbe Weine:
gprt Qprin bic 6jdlpnc su 7j Gtsp Dollar, II, 2 j.
uno 5 isbr alte unb tcine rt'9oeine tn Sidlten
rprrtirt beicntsrs fur Aranie 8ectgnel. als:
Q,intrs ieparaors su Gcuar per 5lalhe,
Ct Scarnr te gesqusira u Bpu. per Blaths,
WalaQa III "A II. = DpQ =. @aaa so ets. per Hiai6e.
WluscGt, teres lmb Wlabera 9Dtine su perlh. Yrei'
fen tflpntrrs ctr alen unb leinsn Waeeira su une
!! Dot. per Blaihr.
Wpulirsute Rhein, gDstrs Ju 8crar bic 5la'ts,
Ghaiupdaner tu une u Eca te 5laihs, oeer H. II
unb Is Irudre has bubeno.
Iran,Gdide 9ranutmCtne tGcgnaes) ~ H. 20 a,
5, &, unc 10 Gcaars Gle @agpne. Seaane. 98ah
better Sduap5 (Gjiu) su IS Gts, !, H. u une Dra
Die Gaaune gllter rener NloBsen, GDle Nne) une
CScrlirr Sdnaps tu 60 II. 75 Cts. unt Il. unt
GpG. tie ga Zone. Samasa Mum ~ J. 2u. y Nruars
Sic Gaucre bel y. 4. ulman,
Nr g. HUrS.@du(trdbe,
tpiiben gdltimcre II. 5apeteNr.
3- Den mir slbit fCrSfaltt5 5uterset nne lrfl oCn
ofisn (hahltheu Sulrgpieuieu ptterire ih trlefntf
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lllcOiijnifc6c llnici0en.

JrIscnrr alttttl per-
Ken hem putitium als tie
ttliet unb psGIcmmeu
,it,, dnartc,tii wrlte tts
gGi6tnidaii urt ptrttitn
ttrVetbrtrler Idur.
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plBult11pt Sty'p""'h' .
qurh hsfss wihticc 0etmittel mtre SGwdhe Ter
Sroane attclt une 0ratmb Geiunttstt mteteFGGBften
Jouients ppn nerpGien lnb sntrdfieen gercaen tie
ads Srfnune psrrrfn batter ne let0rt ip'eefr psss
fel pprter .,f,.-, +.
9ae Sinserni7e lur gctetclhurs phpfidt Cter tn'
mere snteruiNc. perrGie ReBtar'tit 5ttItrn rtsr
G&wdds, @riArpfun8 ter turdttrI'dffn @F' WeFes"
Wiels Sunterts lrltsr Ni6@Idttisn finb tur6 eeife
Seimitsl AZ Gludliten Weniden esnla9t eaturh' taB
lire GSsluutbstt turd unmabsleit une ltlfde an8e'
wctpteteu entfrotct wtetef terasteat uhe 10 ihfen
1reunten Ter C5esaibaf upb eer Gbr Tieee surud8e'
Sifte VI. T. ent.3rsteridfraFe Infer Sane Gettr
teiIn Serauiseheu psr gatncrefro ttr9e 9tuten rcn
ber Gdc. Dian psrfsble nt6t ylame uub NummrF &C.
WS. Wuc grisfs mdTsn sinsn Stamp snttal'sn' I'M
etner 4u.;sort Ehtr gu istn.
or altstn tam et6 ttrtellsn'
Office Rr. 7, Siie:5reeeridhraee.
6aut.Rranfbeitsn petttn 1ptertturtrt
sk1- 8etne Srauen werten bebaneslt, ~SDs
(ap ls1ifl
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10

Is connected with the House and particular attention
will be given to taking of Horses Carriages
all times be procured by application at the Bar.
GEO. r. LANCASTER.
Nevada Sept 18th, 1854
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10
s T Il 4 Y E ID .

FROM the Premises ofthe 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 clapper
The other is dark brindle, with brockle face with
some white her back, and fore eat 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 Johnson's RANCH 16 miles from Marysville on
the M'Courtney road. The cows strayed off last
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., 1858-12-10

Gray For.-Mr Bilbo this week cap
turcd fine large gray fox not far from
town. These rhicken-stealing gentry
are not plentiful hereabouts, but chick
ems are very often stolen for all that
We don't say any thing.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10
Correspondence Of the Journal.

NEVADA, December I, 1853.
EDIroR JouRyAL:
Dear Sir--Editors from their position
and access to so many exchanges are
supposed to keep the run of things and
be well posted, l therefore write you
for information We know that Hecn-
an got leave of absence from the New
York Custom House for three months to
train and fight Morrissey. and that upon
his success in winning the championship
depended much of his Importance to our
party in future political campaigns.
Now, some of us who are Morrissey
men, but strongly attached to the Ad-
ministration, talk of getting up a bril-
liant demonstrate for the Morrissey vic
tory, but we are in doubt whether it
would be exactly patriotic-unless we
knew how he stood at Washington
Can you answer us the following intec-
rogations:
1st. Is Heenan yet in favor at the
Custom House and White House, or has
our venerable and patriotic Chief Mag
istrate taken sides with Morrissey, or
written letters to his friends congratu-
latory of his success I
I'd. Has the San Francisco National,
since Morrissey's victory. discovered any
brilliant traits in his character OF policy
which it had not before perceived!
These are put through pure and pru-
DENTAL motives, as we do not wish to
commit ourselves prematurely or wound
the feelings of our pure and high mind
ed national Executive.
By order of the committee of inquiry.
LECOMPTON BUCHANAN.
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i. o. O. . +.

The regular meetings of OUSTOMAH LODGE No
16 will be held every Tuesday evening the newHa
on Pine street, (Kidds building)
CALVIN, " G.
J. b. VANBhGAN, Sec'y. novel
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10

ther is upon it behooves every woman and
chid who values life and health keep the feet dry
and warm, Thousands have gone to untimely
graves for the want proper protection to the feet
Let no Que go with feet imperfectly clothed, but
call at John F. Hooks Boot and Shoe Store, Lam
derker's old stand, Commercial st and fit him or her
self with the best article to be had in any market,
and at rates within the reach of ALL None need 60
away unsatisfed, as every variety of article to be
found in the Boot and Shoe line is constantly at the
call Of customers. Remember the spot and give
your orders. Nov. 25-tf
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TEMPERANCE HALL,

Mr.. T KIMBALL has established his Dancing
School at the above Hall Class for Ladies and Children
Wednesday and Friday afternoons for Gent,
Wednesday and Friday Evenings.
~ Private Lessons given as desired Terms made
known at the Hail
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Syrup of Yellow Dock, SarSaDarilla

And Iodia Potash for Purifying the blood and for the
cure of ScRoFULA, MERcURIAL DISEASES RHEUMATISM.
CuTANEous -ERUPTIoNs, STUBBORN ULCERS, LIVER
COMPLAINTS, Loss OF APPETITE, GENERAL DEBILITY,
&c. For general tonic of the system stands unri-
vailed This medicine has long been before the public
and since 1850 has gradually increased usefulness and
public favor and gained the highest reputation for the
cure of these diseases to which is adapedbeing pre-
pared from the best materials and compounded on scen
tfc principles; confident the intrinsic merits
andfrom past experience that it will continue to give
full satisfaction Manufactured only at the Drug Store
of s. T. WATTS, No. 90 First street. Marysvile, and
soidby F. SPENCE Druggist,
Oct 25, lSo8-h No 80 Main street. Nevada
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10

T. ELLARD BEANS & co.
Offer at Greatly Reduced Prices
100 Kegs assor ted Nails
lOO 200 Boxes Candles
p bags Rio and Java Coffee;
50 cases Assorted Pie Fruits;
S0kegs s. F. and L. b. Syrup;
25 boxes Raisins
so kegs Butter;
so bags California Beans;
so boxes Hil's and Colgatcs soap;
With large and complete assortment of all kind o
Goods in line of business Consisting in part Of
ur-Potatoes-Pork-Baco n-Hams-Mackercl-
Salt observation-disclosures Cheese
Ranch Pckles-ceebrated Curions Tea, and
choicest assortment of
Can and Shelf Goods.
EVER BROUGHT TO NEVADA
w 1 y f S A y d l. 1 9 u . II S ..
We would also inform friends and the public that
have added to large stock complete assortmcn,
of Wines and Liquors, consisting of
Sansevan's Sparkling Angelica and White Winet
California Wine, Claret Sauterne, and Ginger Winet
Gum Raspberry, and Lemon Sy yrup, Peppermint, Hos
letters, Boxers and Stoughton Btters, Wolfe's Aro
matte Schnapps.
Ale and Porter,
New York. fine mixed and Old Dock Brandy, Whisky,
Gin, Sherry and Port Wine
Rr We call attention to the above Stock
Our Motto is small Profits & Ready Pay
Goods delivered Free of charge.
Il. Ellard Beans & Co.
Nevada, May 2eth 1858.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10
MerchantS' Forwarding Line
Toys! Dolls! Holiday Presents
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AT

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL At
SANTA CLAUS HEADQUARTERS -!
A Broad street, opposite Mayors Shoe Store.
THE ladies and gentlemen of Nevada city and
i county most respectfully invited to call al
AZ Broad street, and examine the largest and best
selected stock of Toys and Fancy Goods, ex-
posed in the mountains. The collection is com
plee, that in all probability nobody will leave the
store without purchasing. it comprises large in
voices of India Rubber Dolls, Doll Heads Toys of
all descriptions. Wax Kid, China and Paper Dolls,
China SETS Baskets, Buckets, Wagons, Wheelbar-
rows. Guns, Swords, Cannons. Drums, Horses, and
Musical Instruments of all kinds, and thousand 9th
er articles too numerous to mention Also a choice
collection of Gift, Toy and Story Books
A. PEYSER, Al Broad street.
Nevada, December Cd, 1858
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10
Doctress E Stones Card in Defence Of
Slanderous Reports Circulated by a pro-
fessed Physician of Nevada.

fessed Physician of Nevada.
In all my professional career I have not had
occasion to defend myself against slander intended
to injure my professional reputation before have
practiced for some time as Physician and Midwife
in Germany my native home in n. Y. City in
Buffalo, N Y, and have been in the high estimation
of the profession and the public, so far as am
known, which a referance to Dr. L. A. Wolfe of N.
" or Professor White of Buffalo will testify. The
circumstance which calls forth this card is certain
false and slanderous remarks which have come to
my ears from one calling himself physician.
The last heard was a sarcastic remark that " he
would like to see in difficult case of midwifery.
Now it is sympathy with my sex at the cruelties
practiced on them by men in medical practice for
want of knowledge in the profession, that chiefly
inducd me to remain here, and if that gentleman
or any other will be kind enough, to present me
a difficult case will attend it with great deal of
pleasure, that he and the public may form an esti
mate of my capacity. l have attended 1000 cases
of midwifery, among which, Ipresume I have had as
difficult cases has fallen to the share of any ply
sican in this country, but how performed my
duties and with what results, leave others and
time in this country to testify; suffice it to say,
challenge any one number of physicians to prove
me inferior, in female practice, to any physician
in California My diploma can be seen at my re-
Sidence which will testify that in midwifery medical
operations, and the use of instruments in ali forms
required in medical practice, 1 have perfected my
studies to the satisfaction and unanimous appro-
baton of the whole board of professors. Medicines
and supporting instruments of all kinds required by
females to be had at my residence,
Broad st, next door above NJ. E Church,
DIR. E. STONE,
Ncv. 25 1S5S-tf
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10
NORTH SAN JUAN.-We extract the

NORTH SAN JUAN.-We extract the
following from the Press:
Largest Circulation. AS other pa
pers are betting on the excess of their
circulation over that of contemporaries,
there is no reason why the Press should
not enter the lists. We hereby offer to
bet Sl,O00,0OO - being half of all our
sffects-that the Hydraulic Press has a
larger circulation in San Juan than the
London Times. 1t is the duty of the
Press to be always ahead of the Times,
and if this bet does not place US in ad-
vance, we will stake the other million
We also Offer to bet bushel of pea
nuts shat the circulation of the Hydraulic
Press-in San Juan-is greater than
that of all other California weeklies
combined Lastly we will bet a GER
tifcate of deposit on Adams & Co, for
S50that the London Times dare not ac
cept our wager.
Spring Wdter.-We mentioned some
time ago that a company had been
formed for the purpose of Introducing
good spring water into town. Since
then the work has gone forward vigor-
ously, and the projectors of the enter
prise are now laying small iron mains
along the street in anticipation Of the
arrival of the water. The water flows
through wooden pipes from the springs
near ClarS's Mill to point near town,
where it is to be received into a brick
cistern and from thence conducted in
galvanized iron pipe to the town. We
understand that nearly every house on
Main street has agreed to take a regu-
lar supply. This is timely and ben
eficial enterprise. for our we'll water is
not the very BEST and may be expected
to fail as the deep excavations of the
miners approach its source.
HOps.-As an instance of how success
fully hops may be cultivated in this vi
cinity, we record the fact that lady OF
our acquaintance last spring set out
single sprig, which has since without at
tention, produced one bushel of good
hops.
Drawn Of.-Owing to the difficulty
of winter travel between here and For
est City the stage which formerly ran to
that place has been withdrawn, to be
put on again in the spring. A train of
saddle animals has been pnt on the road,
and connects with the stages at this
place,
FThe large reservoir of the Middle
Yubs Company broke on Thursday
night. and several days labor will be re-
quired to repair it The accident was
occasioned by the waste-gate filling up
with ''mush ice," and so damming the
water until it overhowed.
Gray For.-Mr. Bilbo this week cap
turcd fine large gray fox not far from
town. These rhicken-stealiny gentry
are not plentiful hereabouts, but chick
ems are very often stolen for all that
We don't say any thing.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10
WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS.
ALIVER.Y STARLE.

He earnestly requests his old friends and customer
to give him call at the National Exchange.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10

To THE PUBLIC Il have had so many calls for the
preparation known as "Opiate Balsamique," which I
have been using in my practice for time for the
cure OF Gonorrhoea, Gleet ETC., that strongly in.
ducedto give more general publicity it. And in rec.
ommending this medicine to the public confidently
do aud to all who have made useof Thorns Extract
unhesitatingy pronounce it to be more effcacious
pleasant and convenient than that any other form o.
giving the remedies used
is prepared only at the Drug Establishment OFFS T.
WATTS, No go FIRST st Marysvile, and sold by
E. F. SPENCE,
Dealer In Drugs and Medicines
No. 80 Main street. Nevada
Oct, 2s, Is5s-f