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The Nevada journal., 1858-06-11
Er BEwARE OF BASE INVITATIONS !-6

As there quite number of Counterfeit articles
beari the of Wi,tar's Bal>am of Wild Cherry,
nn-partng he the Gennin and orgins,' we there
fore deem il Necessary for the pc good To cau.on all
persons who purchase the Balsam of Wild Cherry to
look well at the Signature lefnre buy ng The Genu-
inc wistar'- Bllsam Of Wild herry' has FAC SMILE
If the signature of Herry Wstar ID, Philadelphia,
wrapper Therefor. be cautious. a. n be genu-
inc ithout the signature of 5-nford Park For sale
by Druggists generally.
PARK g. WHITE are the only Agents to whom all
orders should he dressed Also. Importers. Whole
sale and Retail Agents Of all valuable Patent edieines,
warranted genuine. l32 Washington street San Fran
cisco deos|3m
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Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
CONSUMPTION CURED.
Say FnaNc1scn. w. ln,h.


MrssRs PARK & WHITE-Gents :-Itis with peasu C
yoII, that able to a Id my testimony in IA
of Wistar's B ,lsam of Wild Cherry. For
year has been afflicted with cough and pain my
side and breast. which ginated with cold. had
taken Cherry ecoral, Ja ncs' Expectoant Cod Liver
Oil, and many other popular patent medicines of the
iav-also spent oac hundred dollars with r ply
sicans. But all proved Of no beneficial effect r cad
ing YOUR almanac Of 1858, was induced 10 try You
Wisiar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. was, at the time
commenced using it, ahoring with every sym ten oI
consumption of the lungs. found that after using
bottle it relief, and as considered my case a
hard one Your store and bought half dozen
bottles; and snfce it osay. before had taken it all
well I must say. that it appearei to reach the
very place affected in which all other medicines failed
am in full enjoyment Of good health, believing.
that had no made Of your truly valuable Balsam
of Wild Cherry should have been past recovery
if not dead.
| shall always take pleasure in nding to
those who are afflicted with coughs colds, difficult
breathing pain in the side lung Diseases your
Basam Of Wild Cherry with the signature you adver-
tise sanford & Park Cincinnati, Ohio,' in
formed there is imitation put up with other
nature. Respectfully yours,
DAVID ALLCCT.
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-11
A Fatal lloAx.-An English pape,
contains the following:


"A singular circumstance happened
at our union last week. For some mis-
conduct, the master had put boy, for
punishment, into the dead house. At
that time there w4s Il corpse in the
'dead ward in coffin The hov took
the corpse out Of the coffin dressed it in
his own clothes, propped it mp against
the wall. and thea got into the co.iin. laid
down, and covered himselfuvcr I.tLc
course # u short time, the master came
looked in at the door, aud saw, as he
SUPP sed, a suli<y lad Standing agsius,
the wall. Now" said the master. do
you want any supper e. Thee was o
answer. The question was repeated.
with the same result. The boy lo3kc-
out from the coffin and said, "Ifhc wo,, t
have any, will" The master hed i,
terror, anl received sach a shock that It
is said he has since died from the effects
oft
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-11

isF Let false dclicacy prevent the invalid from
seeking medical reef-the card of L. Czapkay to be
found in another column indicates where to obtana re-
liable and competent physician 1t is seldom are
called upon TO bear testimony favor tn skill any
physician, but Of duty well as Justice tleman
that should not pass DR. Czapkay by without some
thing more than mere mention. Unlike the greater
portion of those who thrust themselves and ther no.
trums before the public whose practices empirical
Dr. CZapkay is gentleman of medical and sci
entihc at ainments, having held the position of chief
surgeon of the beratin, army during tie late Hun
garan Revolution and is possessed Of all the requisite
experience and skill for the successful practice of his
profession 1t is to the and lvce of such phvs
ci an would commend all suffering from the effects
of sexual or private disease Telling assured that in all
such complaints, whether arising from infecto n indis
cretion, sefabusc, loss Of vriy he can guarantee
from his extensive practice, speedy and permanent
cure To those suffering from the effects of physca
and mental debility we would say, let common sense
take the lace of false modesty and seek such alvicC a
will save you from untiely grave and lead You back
again TO pristine health, consult DIR. zapAay, whom
cheerfuy endorse 4 skilf and tried physician capa
bic Of coping with and successfully erad:caing thos,
sclfnfcted mseries the evils of empirical practices
and all diseases f seminal nature. DR.. Czapkay'.
rooms are Sacramento street, opposite Pacific Mail
Steamship off:c,, Fl aocisco.
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~ An Indiana man was travelling
down The Ohio on Il steamer with ma c
aud two year old cit, when, hy su. :
den career Of the boat, all three we e
t;ltcd into the river. The HousiAr. Il,
he rose. paiing and hlnwiagaboyc water.
caught hold of the tail of the colt. moi
having doubt that the natural instinct
Of the animal would carry him ashore
/ he old mare took "hcc line" for the
shore, hut the frightened colt swan
Justify down the current, with its ownc,
still hanging first. "Lct gn of the colt
and hang on TO the old marc!" shouted
some Of his friends "Phrce, boot - ex-
claimed the Hoosier, sponting the watc,
from his mouth. and shaking his head
like Newfoundland dog, Its all
mighty fae, your telling me to let gp the
coli exactly The time FIR swaPng horses
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-11
E 4 heautif1l slab

~ A beautiful slab of Missouri ma
bic has just been received at Lexington,
Ky. from military company at Saint
Louis, to be inserted in the Clay Manu-
mcut. 1t has upon its face in raised let
ters the following Inscription Il would
rather be right than he President. Ma
tional Guards. st Louis, July 4, 1858.
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sg7 Two literary ladies were latley
witnesses in a trial. One of them upo.
herring the usual questio 8 as ed
What is your name! and how old are
You e. turned to her companion and said,
Il do not like TO tell my age; not thar
l have any objection to lis being known.
but [ don't want it published in all the
newspapers"
Well" said the witty Mr.. S, II will
tell you how You can avoid it, Ynu
have heard the objection to all hearsav
evidence; tell them you don't remcmhe.
when yon were born, and all you kn.,w
Of it is by hearsay." The rusc took;
and the question was not pressed.
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A. BARBER,
Manufacturer of Syrups, Cordials, &c.
liS WaSbin rton Street


The following from Of Agents who is too well
know in his State to need endorsing by us will be
read with interest by Dyspeptics:
LEBANON n II. Feb. 90. 1856
Messrs Seth W Fowie & Co -tientlemcn Please
sendb by Express another Box Of ONvgenated Rters
wcarc nearly These Bitiers have recently been
ed with unusual benefit by member of my family who
has derived more advantage from than from all other
medicines which fact being known greatly influences
the demand for the ttcrs There is profession in
which reputation for truth and sincerity is dcsr-
able than in that of Apothecary and for this
have always been careful in recommending remedies
Bu feel perfectly safe in advising all troubled
with Dyspepsia resort at once to the Oxygenatsd
Bitters, Yours truly, &c,
GEO S. KENDRICK
Sold by Henry johnson & Co Wholesale Druggists.
l46 Washington street. San Francisco sole Agents for
the Pacific
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United States Bakery.

Pine ST, first door below Kidd & Knox BIick BuIlns
TNHE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the Interest
of his late partner, Mr.. Leppcrt in the above Cd
known BAKERY. will hereafter csrry the hnsiRss
on his own account and is prepared 20 rrnisk hi. old
customers, and all who may favor him with rait- with
all articles in his line, at prices sni the tiaes
Boston Broeen Bread and Graham Breg9
of very superior quality, constantly on hnnl as-c.
Fruit, Lemon, Pound md Spomgc Ca&e.
Wedding Parties Families and Trstauants snppifed
with every variety nf Brf al and Pastv usually found
in New York Bakeries. AZ wholes ale prices
good assortment of PIE FRUITS, JAM JFI LIES,
FIGS, PRI MS TAMARINDS. II r Nv BEL; REFS,
&c ~ FRESH EGGS and CHEESE constantly
on hand WENDELIN DREIFESs
Nevada. Oct g. 1857
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-11

70 The oldest clock in America is
enc in the Philadelphia Library, which
is nearly two centuries old. 1t was
made in London, keeps good time. and
is said n have been owned by Oliver
Crom ge'l.
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-11
~ The following pertinent question

~ The following pertinent question
was addressed to a lawyer:
If distance lends enchantme t to the
view, and the view refuses to return it.,
can distance obtain any legal redress r.
The lawye: refuses to answer until he
receives a retainer.
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-11
Hsos;ctaer's Stomach gsitsers

C1rroc> the appetite, imparts the syse for
of the bile and re secrctions nj ties the wv
Is, gives strength of body and mil d. For dyspc.
sa and dTet tic symptoms, they tie 'ndcr of tL,
afflicted in all eases Of 1atnency, dzzin ,Ss, prot a.
ion great fatigue and general inability it is surprising
how soon the patient finds relief No family aor,l
ic be without Iiostcucls Bters They require spi.
f. S id in quart bottles by Druggists and Liquol
dealers
Th" Bitters being very pleas the taste also maxi
4 delightful beverage
As there aresevcral base limitations purchasers shoul
be arciui a3d take none but the genuine 10 sTET
TER ToMACH BITTE'S S, kept by all respcctabl,
Saloon keepers, and for safe in quantities suit by
PARK &c WHITE,
Sole Agent for the Pacific Coast
1872 Washington St. opposite the Market, San Franeisc,
May7-tf e. o MELBOURNE. Agent Nevada
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BAKERIES. ETC.
City and Star bakery.
ESTABLISHED 1850.

HNHE undersigned takes this method of tfnrming hs
citizens of Neva IA and vicinity that he still eDntin.
ues in the BIkag business, and j. prepared furnis
his OH cutomers and the community generally with the
best cf every article in his line. Boston Bruwn. Ora
fiam, and Rye Bread. kept constantly hand Fruit
Sponge. Lemon and Pounl Cake alt arS ia readiness
Wedding Parties Families. aad Restaurants supplied
with every variety Of Bread and Pastry al the shnrtest
notice John fI1'RST.
Nevada. December l. 1857 II
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-11
DIR. RUSENBAUM'S
STOMACH BITTERS
FOR NE UHE OF
Dysq epsia, Indigestion, c ns'ip ton, Loss OF
Appetite, OF any liii1us con aiats
arising from Il morbi action OF
the SHn-ll u ~ II


the S0O-na h or Bowels.
1 IL o. THESE nISl AS 5 ytu will soon be re.
"A Hcved # by the these B,ticrs. per rec.
on on the bottles This great anti dySpeptic i, IN,
suit Of profound aud elaborate study Of n uf tile
III t celebrated Physician of the present century in
accomplishment Of which he freely expended both
Il ne and money d" not hes. ate affirm where
ID R"senbanu's tomach BttcrS used case Of
Fe or and A.uc cannot Ii hl~ been aaaivZyd
tn nost scientific Cine ust- in the elca lcuiiy an!
ow prescribed by nine tennis uf the PIN sic of the
lsnA Try them--te>t them On your Con t4tutiun and
go your way rejoicing.
Are Aou dyspcpt.c:-iake the Stomach Btters.
Are You Biious:-iry one of these Bottles. and be
relieved once.
Are Hon annoyed by indigestion constipatona-
remove the ca't~c by the free u$co the Htcrs
Have you Fever ana A-ue9-cure and prevent this
Constitution destroying disease BY the free Of these
Btrrs
Prepared by DIR. RO ENBAT3I, Manufacturer AMI
Proprietor. Phiad lpha.
y. JACOBS & co.
-olc Agent fr the i'acic Coast
v. II. FUN T ~, Sole Agent for Nevada, at J. s.
WALL & co on Broad street
June f. Is5S-ly
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81 A Card he attenti, the unde signed ha
kecn drawn yorr ard in this morning Alta h. AIDED
To manufacturers of yrup in which you speak of a.
aereem, n entered into by Mcssrs Turner Brothers and
otItr manufacturers ofSyrup with rtan parties this
city not sell any their goods any
doing business of San Francisco The unlersie
takes this method TO assure Yen, well the public
that he has hand par; in such agreement that h.
values high the of the Stote at large II thus
conne limit himselfo the sale his goods He there
fore begs that his friends in tho interior
will not desert HIM. ald respectfully sol;cs continu
ance of their patronage
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-11
4-.-AS- VALLEY
Turn pike GOssa s2atsy

T meeting IF the Stockholders in the above na:fsed
\ Company. holi atthe Coprt House ia Nevada city
aliforna. Monday jam a-y 18Th S-e .jir lowing
erSons members elected pfirtl the corpora
ion for the eusuin. ycer. tolvit:
Prcsdc0t-Iosrph Woolverth Grass Valley
Serrefa N-Iiufus S1ocIa or Nevada.
Trcssurer-Wali CalwcH Nevada
Di~ortore--Tphu \. Lancaster II ny Meredith Ne
ada Thoe Tulilev. Sacramento. Geo b. Rc b.rts II.
Csdy. s II. Boswnr'h. Grass Valley
JOS WOUDWORTH rrcsidt nj.
pTrrs uOrwATrP Sar-e.a V. iarao
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why, John. didu't you know that
was Parson May?"
"Of course | did,
why didn't you make bowl
why, my mother don't belong to his
ehurh."
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-11

y IL NASHAGAN, SecY- novel
- THE BEST AND ONLY RELIABLE PRE-
paration of sarsapa~la for the immediate relief and
permanon cure of all diseases arising from impure
state of the Blood habit of the system is DIR. Guy.
sos Extract of Yellow Dock AMI Sarsa arilla Scrofu-
Ia, Uleers Old Sores Rheumatism, Affections of the
Kidneys Diseases of the Throat Ernptons ofthe Skim
Pains and Aching of the Bones and JOINTS all quick
ly cured by Guysott's Extract of Yellow Dock and
Sarsaparilla when used per direction the bottle.
Look ont for Counercits limitations of this Sar-
saparila, that is sold by unprncpled Druggists for
genuine This Genuine DIR. Guysott's Yellow Dock
and sarsaparia is put up in Quart Bottles
PARK & WHITE, Sole Agents,
Importers and General Agents for all the Genuine Fam
lily Medicines, 80 Washington street, opposite the
Market San Francisco
G. O. KILBOCRNE, Agent, Nevada.
May II, ls5s-3m
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Property for sale.

EOEWHNH HOH '~stEC.
A.-S~ That very desirable property in Bloomfield
.::ssE known ESchc' property fronting 100 feet
...aS$5 less Main street, 200 feet ON
sxsss mcrcsl street. 100 feet or less Superior
being one of the best in the town. md all en-
-lo-cd by very aud substantial frnec together
with all improvements thereon consisting in 4 wt but
~ story house about "A x40 feet, used heretofore
tore and cun aiming besides large front room and
other as. with cellar. Scpaf a-e S,orchou~r
kftcrnhOuSc with dining two stables in
iuI iIi.S good w, II 4 vegetable galen is for salt
very chcap.thr v>hns sell ont irely bef,r,
ravug the state There are also some fin large had,
Trees IN lot. Also-part Of the property. known
The American House in Bloomfield For pa ticulars
luire of RICE.
Nevada Hat Sore. Nt.vala,
Or write 10 OrTO ESCHE, liz Calfomi st
mch5 Sun Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-11

gS"A wnman is at the bottom of all
mischief" said Joe.
Yes" said Ftank ''and VIXEN I used
to get into mischief, my mother was at
the bottom of mel"
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-11
~ Ally S 70
Aromatic Valley saislSy.

Is PVT np in c,ses containing one y zen r titles ca b.
For sale by all the principal Liquor Houses in ~
Flanriscn "a A. =
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-11

To be Sold.-on and after this date win be sold At
prices suitable the times choice coliction OF Cher.
Gals. Drugs Patent Medicines. Frrfumcry, 81 4.
SPENCE's Drug Store. no 32 Main street ', here r4s
1mers be accommodated all hours If the ia, 4ha
NIGHT
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-11

Ehe Table
VIII all times be supplied with all the varieties the
market affords
The Beds and Furniture are New,
And for style and comfort cannot be exccled
Particular attention will be paid 10 the accommodation
rFLadies and Families.
Having hadiong experience the business. are
con eat Of being able to make the NArIoNiL of the
most desirable Hotels in the mountains.
TEI@ BLOCK is sub 'tanally built of BRICK and with
stood the late disastrous fire. The airy and
well furnished and from the Balconies you have splen
lid view ofthe surrounding country
tgOPEN ALL NIGHT.
THE BAR will he under the supervision of Mr.
Thomas Henry and VIII all times be supplied with
The choicest Liquors and garS
IT PEARSON & HEALY.
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-11

GAIDES SEEDS -Th Sc desiring fresh Garden Secas
are horchy tilted to purchase them Of srcnrc orse
Srre, No. 32 Main street, Nevada where a large
assortmc Mt can he found
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
i. o. O. f..

The regular meetings Of OUsToMAH LODGE. No
IL 6w be held every Tuesday evening at the new Hal
on Pine street. (Kidd's building)
E. D. HERRICK, " G.
y Il NASHAGAN, SecY novel
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-11

G"UCEt;ih, AND rEJsIsloNo.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-11-06
The l.ats. Elections.

Although We cannot state definitely as
to the vote at the elections held last
Tuesday, still sufficient is known to era,
bic us to say that New York has gone
RepabiicaL by ahoa, $4,000. Michigan
elects all Republican Congressman. Mas
sachusetts has done uobly New Jersey
has elected Pennington which shows q
gain for the Republicans Illinois is
somewhat doubtful as yet, although the
Chicago Press L, Tribune says the returns
swear an encouraging aspect
LArGR.-The prospect now is, that
Mr.. Douglas will be re elected. Mr..
Lincoln has majority of the popular
vote.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-11-06

1t may not be generally known that
the search for the body Of MIR. Ira Thurs
ton, the lost ;eronaut, has been continued
with undated vigor, in the hopes that
some light would yet be thrown upon the
mysterious affair. Mr. S. II. Thurston,
of Livingston county, n. Y, has been
assisting in this search for some time
back, and thorough investigation Of all
the facts connected with the affair, and q
close examination of all the parties who
saw the balloon after its precipitate flight,
have been made. Of course all hopes are
given up of recovering the body. 1t is
not doubted, however, any longer, that
the unfortunate man descended with the
balloon, and landed from it alive in the
Immense marshes bordering on Lake ST..
Clair. This is the opinion advanced by
this paper at the time of the occurrence,
and insisted upon, in the hopes of turn
ing more attention and effort in that di
rection. Mr.. s. r. Thurston thinks Il at
in the exhausted condition in Which he
landed he was unable to travel out of the
marsh, and persisted before assistance
could be reached. This is probably all
that will ever be known of his unfortu
nate fate. All effort to obtain further
information has Of course been given
over as perfectly futile--Detroit Free
Press, 22
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-11-06
The ATTEMPTED Fraud,

We last week stated the fact that let
ter and printed circlar, with a package
of tickets, purporting to have been sent
by the Chairman and Secretary of the
State Republican Committee, we're taken
to Greene county, by two democrats of
this county. The letter and circulars
stated that John II. Gray, the Republi-
can candidate. had been withdrawn from
the candidacy for the juigeship, and w.
w. " ilianis II h ID been substituted
The tickets contained the uamc of viii
hanson for Judge The democratic mes
sengcrs were unknown in Greene county.
The packages they carried were addressed
to Republicans Ut Greene county. No
such letter, or circular, or tickets, were
ever seen or heard of by the Chairman
or Secretary Of the State Committee,
until they were exhibited here by gen
,'a;Han from Greene county after the
election. The whole thing was delibe-
rate, premeditated, infamous fraud aud
forgery, attended to defeat Mr. Gray, de
fraud the voters of Greene county, and
secure the success of Mr.. Croker in de-
lance Of the will o. the people. That it
was concoeted by dem Gratis is sufficient
ly cvinccd BY the fact that it was Intend
ed to elect the democratic candidate. 1t
is further cvinced by the fact that both
the messengers were democrats. Th,sc
messengers, while pretending to an utter
ignorance Of the nature aud character Of
their mission mission that lost both of
them their votes hcre--uttcrly refuse to
disclose the names Of their employees J;
thus showing their guilt by seeking to
cover up the daring fraud. If they
were innocent men, who had been inn
posed upon, and unwillincly made the
Instruments of attempting a high-hand-
ed outrage upon honest aud unsuspecting
voters, they would resent the wrong done
them by an Indignant exposure of those
who had used them for SO base purpose
-Iovd Ci'i.-n.
We also learn from the Citizen that
the circular was printed at the Josrnal
(Democratic) Office. 1t will be recolcc-
ted that the Jouraai originated large
portion OF the false charges against the
Republicans. Fraud being an ingredient
in al its transactions, it could not con-
ccivc Of an honest, honorak he course be-
ing pursued by any person or party.
These things should be remembered by
Republicans. Frauds upon the ballot
box are being perpctrated or attempted
BY the Democracy at every important
election A, the late election in Illinois
there were hundreds of Irish colonizcd
in the central counties, where the par
ties are nearly equal, in order to carry
those counties for Douglas. The Doug
leaders did not attempt to deny it. Such
frauds may succeed for a time, but ere
long the people will see through the no
tives # those who counteuance them,
aud will place them outside of any
healthy organization.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-11-06

gr,ss Of slavery in Judge Douglas, than
what appears on the surface. The cordial
union Of sentiment between him and
such men AS JEFF. Davis betokens no
good. When the time shall come that
the Supreme Court will declare the laws
against the slave trade unconstitutional,
aud that the Constitution confers no
power on Congress to enact such laws,
then will Judge Douglas be still found
saying: al choose TO abide BY the deci-
sions Of the Supreme Court ~ they are
pronounced" His whole course points
surely and Enthusiastically to such q posi-
tion, as the course of the Supreme Court
in the bred Scott case points to dcci-
sion against the law prohibiting the
slave trade. Congress will never be rs.
kcd to reopen the slave trade. The ST.
preme Court is to do Il, and Congress
Ill only be asked to refrain from Sun
friendly legislation in placing such =
tariff on the importation Of negroes as to
amount to prohibition On this latter
point, Douglas will stand with the South
lie will be found laying to his consti.
,uents: 81 care net whether slavery
be traded up or traded Gown in the ave
States. That is their business, not
ours"
If he can make the people of the free
States believe this, (for believing it they
will refrain from "unfriendly legislation
then the triumph of the South is sure,
and all the horrors of that abominable
traihc will be revived by "thc only free
| nation on the globe"