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The Nevada journal., 1859-04-22

SALT LAKE AFFAIRS-The difficult
ties between the Saints and Gentiles
in Utah seem to increase. Gov. Cum
ming has issued proclamation against
the course of Judge Cradlebaugh in
stationing troops about his Court at
Provo City. He deems it an attempt to
overawe witnesses and pervert justice.
Judge Cradlebaugh says he is indepen-
dent of the Governor. He considers
the troops necessary to keep the peace,
protect the Court and keep prisoners in
safety. General johnson, instead of
"beying request of Governor Cum
ming to withdraw the company of troops
from Provo City, sent two additional
companies to support those already there
in case of need.
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-22

Love loves TO kiss the lip ha: apart unfurs,
While glistening snowy teeth, like spotless pearls
Such breath such teeth, every Love would suit,
Are made by Lafoats Jamaica sosp Tooth Root
And the worst hair soft, fine and dalk does live,
Touched by Jones Coral II air Restorative
And pure Gle skin given from which defects elope
When washed with Jones italian Chemica Soap
" Yes, md the Price is only 25 and 50 each
would that could induce every Red, Coarse ID; y
or dirty haired person to try Jones Coral Hair Re
storative once the ceet-the dark, silky, rich, us
trous look it sives-he scalp freed of dand
ruff, the hair is forced to grow. ANY one who uses
this economical article will never any other.
Who DESIRES BEAUTIFUL TEETH white polished
and Clean, all tartar and and dscoloraon removed the
fouest breath rendered sweet and pure and the sores
spongy gums made hard and healthy Such have bu
to Lafonts jamaica Soap Tooth Root Compound
This admirable dcntrifce lattcrs like Soap vet i.
beautiful to the taste
Red, Coarse, Eruptve, Tender Skin is made white
Fine and Soft chd's, by that superb emoient
JONES ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP. h is fin.
for washing infants and beautiful for Shaving, ma
ing rich. thick, lasting lather.
Price reduced to 25 Cents
The above be utifu' preparations are sold at the
fornia.
PARK WHITE, Agents.
San Francisco, April l-3m
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-22
HYDROPATHY.

The success and advantages Of Hyts-opathy thS
old system Of poisonous drug meca sof ell known
In the of Water Dr Snfistf rely upont old
water atone. bu; water Of sit cinpcra lures
cording the strength Of the patient snd the II
the disease connection with all other hygieac
diiions, such as Air. Electricity, Diet, Rest FXercse
etc. Neither does he believe water vii wash out all
diseases, " as some Aiopaths fgnoraA. malicious
enough TO charge upon Hydropathists but
tiers more largely into the constituents of the body thas
all other elements combined-ihe born infant bciuy
composed of shout NINETY per cent ofwaers adult
OF about EIGHTY per Cent. and water forms about
NINETY parts of one hundred of the blood til, full
which supplies every part with its vitSly-eoscqeni
ly the human system has affinity with and
yields more readily to its influence than any aud all
other elements known the 1tr nIsira. Those ho
have seen its power ard Civ en- il trial
BACH In drugs. Wherever there is disease there
orally inflammation, and what will absorb heat
lily and surely ~ water: You who sick ask Your
selves If thcre IS he affinity between your syrtrms
and poisonous drugs. A few years since there
N advocate ofifvdropathy. there hundreds OF
thousands in the United States and Europe testify as
its behalf TnY IT and you will bless the day.
Sacramento March is-tf
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-22

A shoe pegging machine has recently
been invented in Massachusetts Its
operation is described as very simple
The shoe, fitted on last ready for peg
ging, was placed in an iron frame or
jack, attached to the machine, and borne
up against it by the hand of the opera
tor. The machine. being then put in a
rapid motion, seized hold of the shoe,
gave it a rapid turn or two. and then,
after few seconds of rattling and clat-
tering, off came the brogan, with the
sole firmly pegged.
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-22

DYE HEAR That A correspor-
dent writing from this place to the
Poetic Methodist, gives bad account
of the condition of som e of our ncighbors:
"Multitudes Of souls here are going
to perdtion. Some of them, if not
saved through the instr,,mentality of the
Methodist Church, south, very probably
will be forever lost
Accordingly, Brother ClamPit has
resolved to see if there is balm in Gilead
and visits us professionally. "He that
hath y'ers to yer, let him yer"
If Brother Clampit doesn't show the
do of salvation to these hardened sim
ncrs saltpetre won't save them, shoo'.
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-22
COnStable'S Sale.
STATE OF CALIF

STATE OF CALIFoRNIA-Countya and Township Of
~ Neyada-ss:
BY virtue of Execution to me delivered, issued
from the Court of +. W. SMITH. ESQ., an acting Jus
tce Of the Peace in aud for the County bear
ing date 9Th day of April. A. D. 1859 to satisfy udg
ment rendered by said Court the 9th day of April
ls39 in favor of o. S. HALDBRACK and agains,
CHARLES MAC CO. for the sum of $50 TO- Debt
interest Damages and Costs of suit have tax en- in
Execute n and will seH to the highest bidder for cash
the following property, to-wit:
MINING CLAIM, and all Fixtures the yeto belong
ing Pump, Wheel, Sluices, situated on Big Deer
rcek at OF near the mouth of Woods Rayine In the
Township OF Nevada
VIII sell all the right, title an, claim he has TO the
ssme IN front of the Court House, in Nevada City
ihtK tK>DAf, MAY IL, 1859, between the hours of
oc0cS A. NJ and O'Clock, p. NJ. of said day taken
a tne property of CHAhLES MAU SEQ, to satisfy
shc above demands and accruing costs.
Given under my hand this 81 of AdrIl, 1852
Us. GREGORY, Constable.
April -, ISJ9-'I
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-22

A Havana correspondent tells what it
costs to die in Cuba. He says:
If you die on the land it will cost your
friends 5000 before your remains can be
taken away. fyou die poor, and those
expenses are not paid. you are taken in
a dead-cart and pitched into the ditch
among the remains of fpaupers and those
who have been executed The 5000 is
made up as follows; Coffin SI75; en-
balming $3.50; church tax S72; hotel for
bedding about $40.
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-22
TO- THE QUARTZ OWNERS s
In the State of California.
Feb. ls-3m

T AN NOW PREPARED TO RECEIVE THE
Quartz crude matter, concentrated
Tangs, and to give all practical test at my works
in Sacramento. In soliciting owners OF Lodges to
send me samples to be tested by the Bertoa process
l wish them to distinctly understand that cannot
obtain Gold from matter which does not contain it;
and, in order to avoid being incumbered with worth
less matter, have decided tomake a uniform price
of SlO0 per ton for making thorough test-paying
over to the owner of the matter tested the full
amount obtained. Contracts Will be made for
working large quantity at lo,T rates. In all eases
the matter must be delivered at the Mill in Sac
ramento, opposite the Gas Works, and the charge
for testing must be paid in alyanre. NY object in
erecting such extensive WORKS vt this central
place is to test matter perfectly satisfactorily to all
parties, so that they may be enabled to introduce
NV valuable patents into all paying Leads in tn
State. DAVID VIA VI bEhS,
Agent of Aurora Gold and Silver Go
April Ij-Iv
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-22

PoLIrICAL.-We have met with an
item somewhere among our exchanges,
to The effect that Hunter and Douglas
have joined hands for the future politi-
cal purposes. The alleged alliance is
for the purpose of giving Hunter the
nomination at Charleston, Mr.. Dou-
glas lending his best assistance, to be
repaid in 1864 by corresponding efforts
on the part of Hunter for Douglas
The latter is also reported to have said
that the opposition is bound to succeed
in the next Presidential contest. After
making the powerful exhibition of his
lameness in the U. S. Senate on the
question of slavery in Territories Mr..
Douglas shows an evident appreciation
of his position in waiting six years that
his political course may be forgotten to
some extent. Mr.. Douglas is measnra-
bly, consistent in his attachment to the
doctrine of squatter sovereignty, and II
his exposition of the same. The thing
itself is proven to be an inconsistency.
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-22

The GREY EYED MAN."-Gcn.
Walker has taken UP bis residence on the
corner of Pike and Washington streets.
He keeps himself secluded, receiving
very few visitors and himself visiting
no one. Col. Blmo Natzmer, the
Generals right hand nan, is, however,
daily to be seen promenading the streets
Of our city. He is remarkable hand
some mar, and dresses with unexcep-
:ionable good taste. If he is, as he is
said to be, a Nicaraguan, he evidently
exhibits Teutonic extraction. From
the large number of letters he posts daily
the General and himself appear to car
ry on an extensive correspondence.-S.
f. National.
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-22

All the governments of Europe are
wanting to borrow money. Austria
wants S3O,00O,0OO; France wants a
large sum, and Russia it is expected,
will also be trying its credit to large
extent. About 100000, 1000 is the ag-
gregate wanted by the different govern
ments to put themselves in position to
prevent one being eat up by the other.
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-22
cOnStable'S Sale.

STATE OF ,CALIFORNIA-COCNTY OF NEVA-
- da ss-Township of Nevada.
By virtue of an Execution 10 me delivered. issued
from the Court of f. W. smith Esq, acting Justice
of the Peace in and for the County aforesaid bearing
date March 2Sth. A D. 1883. to satisfy Judgment
dered by said Court the 2Sth day of March, 1859 in
favor of GREGORY & SPARKS au1 against SAM'L
and JOS. KAELER for the of ST, %, debt inter
est, damages and costs of suit have taken in Exccu
ution. and will sell to the highest bidder for Cash. the
following property, to-wt
Al the right. title and interest of Jos Kahler in and
to certain lot of Mining Claims, situated Higgins
Ravine, in the Township of Nevada said Claims are
adjoining claims owned by Jones Staats
will sell the above THURSDAY APRIL 2eth.
between the hours Of O'Clock. A. NJ and o'clock p.
NJ ofthat dav in front of the Court House door Ncv ada
Taken a. the property Of Joseph Kahler TO satisfy
the above demands and accruing costs
J. b. GRAY, Constable.
April s-tds.
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-22

Tie Pope and tie Prince of TTa1es.-
A letter from Rome gives an account of
the Prince of Wales reception at the
Vatican, visit from Prince of the
blood royal of England to the Pope not
having taken place for centuries, with
the exception of the exi.ed family of the
Stuarts who made Rome their residence
on the accession of William III to the
throne of Great Britain. The express
desire of her majesty having been made
known that everything connected with
the formality be conducted in as pri-
vate manner as possible. the Prince Of
Wales went in the morniug to the Pal
ace, accompanied by Col. Bruce, Mr..
Odo Russell and the members of his
suite, t, pay his respects to the Pope.
into whose presence he was corducted
by the Commentator Datti, merely
proceeded by the Swiss Guards. His
Holiness rose on the entrance of the
Prince, and coming toward to the door
of his apartment to meet him, conducted
him in the most atfable manner possible
to seat and began conversation with
him in French with that bcnignity of ad-
dress which makes so strong an impress
sion on all who are presented to Pho
Mono. Col Bruce was the only other
person present at the interview, which
was brief and limited to complimentary
expressions and subjects of local inter-
est, but perfectly satisfactory to all par
ties. On the Prince rising to take his
leave, the Pope conducted him again to
the door with the same warmth of man.
ner which lie Lad testified ON receiving
him
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-22
LONDON
CLUB HOUSE GIN,
TO THE PUBLIC.

sec- This celebrsted Gn-pretending to nothing
but what it is, viz pure and unauthorized arti
tice, and assuming artificial merits of what it rs
not as some Of fts rival imtators do--after five
years of public approval and very extensive sales
in California, has been pronounced by the public to
be superA~, not only as beverage of general use,
to any other Grtfcfe competing against it, but is
UnrfvaIled in IT'S Medical Efficiency
in most cases of complaints. To persons travelling
in these days ofrapid transit from East to West
North to South, who constantly changing their
water well their climate; who are drinking, in
deed, dozen kinds Of water in every twenty -four
hours, and each dranght containing son7e property
acting in chemical antagonism to She preceding one
thereby causing an unnatural degree of excitement
to the stcrnachit Is positively and absolutely
essary to use counteracting agent. From the fact
that the
London Club House Gin"
is prepared expressly to meet such exigcnccs and
to act US we know it will act antdote we con
fdcntly prescribe it as the very best article in the
country. The name Of "Aromatic Scheidam
Schnapps" has never been attached in any way to
this article. In first presenting the
London Club House Gin"
to the public, my arH. to give them pure and
unadulterated article of Gin. and to call it by its
right name. The attending IT. introduction
and extensive sale in California is sufficient guar
antee of the high appreciation of the article by
sumers.
Various parties have from time to time put up
and shipped to California article which they call
"CLrB House GN." My Gin, which has gained
such reputation in California, is branded the
cases.
"Old London Club House Gin, w. II. D.
The bottles also have white labe. with fac smile
ofmy signature. l caution all parties to beware OF
limitations.
VIM. IT. DAILY
Sole Importers,
ian2S-f NEW )RK.
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-22

INTERESTING SURGICAL ALtpERATi0N.-
An operation for erosfoss was perform
Cd by Dr.. Il. NJ. Hunt, County Physi-
clan. at the Hospital, on Saturday last.
The bone of the leg was twice the ordi-
nary size, from spengy formation. An
inclsion about eight iuches in length was
made along the shin bone i'll front
to within an inch of the articu-
lation of the ancle, holes bored in
the bone with trephinc and the diseas-
ed parts chiseled out. leaving 4 triangu-
la piece of the postcrior portion of the
Hbil about ten lines in width connecting
the healthy bones above and below.
The operation Is a severe one and of no
ordinary character. The result is un-
certain. The operation gives to the
patient the only chance left to save his
ler
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-22
InSOlyent Notice.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE l4h u
dicial District, The State of California In the
matter of the Petition Of GEORGE LEWIS, ar
Insolvcnt Debtor:
T1URSUAST TO an ORDER Of the Hon. Niles
4 Searls. Judge of the sad District Court notice
is hereby given TO all the Creditors of the said Insl-
vent. GEORGE LEWIS, to be and appear before the
Hon. Miles Searls, Judge aforesaid in open Court the
Court Room of said Court in the City and County OF
ada, on the 10th OF APRIL, D. 1852 at 10 o'c1k
AM of that day theH and there show canse il any
they why the prayer of said Insoivent should no,
be granted and assignment of his Estate be made
and he be discharged from his Debts and Liabilities in
pursuance Of The Statute in such made an pro-
vided and in the tnfe all proceedings against
said Insalvent be stayed.
}r q Witness me haYfi and the Seal Of said Court
I this the 9Th day Of March, A. d. 1859.
RUFUS SHOEMAKER. C. ERIK
By WV SMITH. Deputy Clerk
Meredith g. Hawley, Attorneys for Petitioner.
Nevada, March ltd
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-22

DEATH FROM BuRNING.-A courtezan
named Amelia White, while filling a
burning lamp with fluid, on Saturday
evening last, spilled some Of the con-
tents of the can upon her dress, which
Immediately took fire. She ran into
the street, enveloped in sheet of flame,
and implored help.
Two or three men passing attempted
to extinguish the flames by rolling the
sufferer on the ground, but with little
effect. Her clothing was nearly con-
sumed before the flames were smother
ed. She suffered in great agony about
twenty-four hours, when death came to
her relief
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-22
County Surveyors Office

COURT HOUSE, NEVADA.
JoHN L. GAMBLE, J. OSTROM,
County Shrveyor. Deputy.
A Lpersons arehcre5y cautioned againstempoyi ing
n other SurreSors than such may be deputzed
from this office.
Extract from Laws OF California;
CHAP. 20, SEC. ;. Nosurvey or re survey hereafter
made by exccpt tire County Surveyor hit
delrtv shallbe gal evidence in Cour
within this State. JOHN l.. GAMBLE.
Nevada. June 26thlS57
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-22

The Senate Committee appointed TO
examine into State Prison affairs, report
that the charges against Lieu; Cover nor
Walkup, as Prison W arden, are not true,
and that he is entitled to the confidence
of the people, as an officer and gentle
man.
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-22

The Century.-One of the very best
newspapers published in America is The
Century, of New York Its articles are
of the most substantial characte
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-22
tempt.

REI.IGIous.-M, Clampit, Z. E. ofthc
Marysville District, NJ. f. Church south
will hold S;s third quarterly meeting,
for the Penn Valley circuit, in Nevada
in the Congregational church. cnmmenc-
ing on Thursday Evening, April IS
Services to commence at j o'clock, and
wifi continue each evening thereafter
until Nay 2nd. The citizens of Ncva :
da and the surrounding community are
invited to attend
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-22

THE Marysville Democrat says the
clover crop is very fine, and is being cut
in that vicinity.
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-22

The Rocky Mountain Nescs is the title
ofa paper which w. N. Byers will
shortly issue at Fort Laramie.
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-22

EAn Albany boy eighteen years of
age has been sued by an cid maid of
thirty-three for leading her from the
path of rectitude.
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-22

Mr.. Robert Toombs, the man who
showed what a Senator can do by
factiouslv defeating the Post Office Ap
prpriation Bill, declares that no other
party but the Democratic could have
stood the follies and blunders of this Adj
ministration, and expresses his doubts
that even Democracy can endure two
years more Of such misrule. In his late
speech on the revenue question, he
spoke of the wastefulness of the nation
al administration in these terms: "Your
appropriations for navy yards have gone
TO the building of houses for officers and
the making of hower-pots, and all that
sort of thing, at cost of about S2,000,-
00c-and it will be no less as long as you
will pay it, but will go up to $1,000
900 if you do not stop it. There are
S2,000,0G0 that you have no need for
at ali. You have 5000 sailors to man
your navy. You have not increased
them of late wears, and you have now
5000 men in your navy yards to hell
them-civilians. You have carried their
number up from 5000 to 5000. You
have eight navy yards. England has
$50 ships, and she has two navy yards
You have eight conveniently located all
about the country, and it is cause of
reproach to good Democrats for the en-
emy to say ace keep people there to cheat
hem IN elccti,ns; and as God IS my
Judge, / am afraid there IS something in
II.
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-22
t5e Webaba yonrnal

II The artesian we'll at Columbus,
Ohio, has reached depth Of l 1,S9l feet,
and gives some signs of water
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-22
TO THE PUBLIC.

DR.. SMITH having established first class Water
Cure and Moiorpahc Institution in this city, and feel
great interest in the of such Institu-
tion based upon natural and rational principles of the
healing art have taken charge of the bu depart
mcnt. Dr. Smith is graduate of regularly chartered
Medical College, thorough Ply ysieian by nature well
education, and can those who consult him
and adopt his treatment that they will rejoice in the
inspiration of returning health and verify all that is
said in his favor.
THOMAS HILL.
Sacramento. March le-tf late of Hill, Wooster & Co
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-22

The death Of General VIM. T. Hask
ell, of Tennessee, is announced The
event occurred in the Hopkinsvilie Lu
matte Asylum, on Sunday last. He was
at one time one of the most brilliant men
Of the South. He was one of the first
orators of the nation, a poet by nature
and the author of some beautiful stanzas,
and gallant soldier, distinguished in
the Mexican var. His insanity is be-
lieved to be charSeable to the effect of
an excessive use of ardert spirits upon a
highly excitable nervous system. The
country was first Informed Of his insan-
ity about two years ago. He was con-
fined for time in the Kentucky asylum
and released as cured, and attempted to
lecture at Lexington but he soon relap.
sed The Louisville Journal in announ-
cin2 his death says:
His deare1t friends cannot regret
that the balmy hand of ,'eath has at
length relieved him from suffering
The grave never closed upon more
gallant spirit. affection can never weep
over more loveable, high toned and
chiyalric man. Poor Haskell! We
knew him well. and knowing him so
well, our heart bleeds as we pen this in
effectual tribute to his memory.
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-22
References

Homeopathy or Movement cure.-Of Motor
prathy II Is only necessary here that Peter Henry
Ling. the originator of tins Suce and thst
his system has been practiSed in Sweden in instu
ton sustained by Government for nearly years.
and that it has rccciN ell the highest cnnmcnta from
several governments. commissions of inquiry, and ply
sicians of the highest standing
Bayaid Taylor who treated in the institution a4
aimsa reducing x:cence fhc muscular dev clnpment
Cf the body. hut by Of both active ard passive
movements, at reaching the OF the disease and
stimulating the Varions the body in healthy
action In the former of these. Ling has cc-triny sue
cecdei there is other Of muscular training
that VIII bear cornp.r ou with his. During the time Of
atcndan nee could not hcp but notice the effort Of
Tediscipine upon the patients especially the children
qeth weak and lstlrss gradually strengthened them
selves the pale and sapvv too color lively cxpres
sion the crippled and para lyc recovered the use cf
their lim'sin short all with the exception of few
hypoeondriacs, exhibited very marked improvements
There was voluntary exercise. every body ws> being
exercised upon. The result my observations and es
is undoubtedly the best the worI aud that rem
ediii agent in all cases OF nsl weakness def
NIFTY, as well as for those dsca, which fron de.
ranged circulation, its value scarcely be over-est
mated"
There are several institutions in the United states
tablished this system cI viii mention thu
of Charles y Taylor NJ. D. in New York CITY, ecl,
bra'ed institution of DIR. Hamilton Of RocheSter.N y
Exclusively for women and that of DR. lais..d at
Round Hill Northam pton sMass
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-22

The GRAND Jury has indicted Hon.
Daniel Z. Sickles for murder in the first
degree. There is 40 probability, how
ever, that Washington jury will con-
vict him.
Astonishing developments are expect
ed.
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-22

AN Anaconda "a feet long came pas
scnger on the last steamer. His snake
ship is to be kept for exhibition.
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-22

JUsT APPREClATIoN.-The first num-
Der of the Hcsperian in its new form
met with such an unexpected sale that
a new edition has been found necessary
which will issue about these days. We
advise every lady of Nevada to avail
herself of this opportunity, never again
to be enjoyed. of procuring the first
numbers of the Hesperian and to con-
tinue patronizingit. The colored plates
Of native birds of the Pacific coast are
n sufficient induccment to ladies of taste
For only four dollars ayear who would
forego the pleasure
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-22

BEAUTIFUL Henry Ward Beecher
closed his recent address upon Robert
Burns as follows; If every man
that within these twenty four hours, the
world around, should speak the name Of
Burns with fond admiration were rank
ed as his subject, no King on earth
would have such realm and if such
an one could change feeling into a
flower, and cast it down to his memory,
mountain would rise, and he should
sit upon throne of blossoms now at
length without throne.