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The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14
UDOLPHO WOLFE S
SCH N APP 81
A Medicinal Drink of Eminently

SALUTARY QUALITIES manufactured b, himself
- exclusively, at his Factory at Schic dam, Holland
and well known during the last twelve years throughout
all the Atlantic and Western States
1t is made from the best Barley that be selected in
Europe, with tho of aromatic Italian berry
of acknowledged and extraordinary medicinal proper
tie. 1t has ling since acquired higher reputtt,n
both in Europe and America than any other diuratic
beverage
Anal yzed. is perfectly prre Liquor in its effects
mild and Wholesome tonic 1t is extensively used and
approved by the medical faculty the temperance people
heads of families, &c
In Gravel Gout and Rheumatism in distractions of
the Bladder and Kidneys, and in General Debility, its
effects prompt decided and invariably reliable and
is only remedy for these maadie but in all cases
which they produced by drinking had water. which
preventive.
For Fever and Aguc it is one ofthe effcaciou~
preventives that can be reSorted to
Tie dramatic .Scheidam Schnapps,
consequently in great demand by persons trase:i u
about settle in parts of the country especially
IS well BY many in every community, where it ma
become known, account of lis various other rene
dial properties.
In all cases of Drop<icaI lency it is generally
the only remedy required when adopted in the carly
stage OF the disease
ties diet drink ani >n caily at dinner, il il found
by uniform experience, 70 be cninrhtiy occ'ouS IN tr
IN ,st Estimate cases. when even thc best II ac usual
remedies have fteI to afford more than temporary r.
lief In of Fatulency. ii is an immediate and in
variable specific and may be administered III diluted
ant proportlrnate quanliieS even to Young Infants IN
al! those lroxviss gripping pain in the stomach and
bowels to which they especially subject, as wcH as
the cholc of grow persons
Its ju icous adoption in connection with the principal
meals when of exhaustion dictatrs = AS"
fails 10 relieve the debility attendant upon pro-
tracted chronic maalir low temperament and exhaust
ell vital energy, by whatever cause induced These
facts to which many cf the most eminent meical mcn
beth in England and tho United States have borne e>
tmony, and which corrobo atcd by the highest writ
ten authorities
Put up quart and pint bottles in cases of one d"zaa
with my tho bottles, and fac miie of my
signature the label.
For sale by all rcSpectapis Druggists aat Liiu't
dealers i'll California m org
tDOLPiD TDit'Ii, Sole Inp,:t"'.
%. - Beaver street New Nurk.
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JANSON, BOND & CO.,
IMPORTERS & J0BBERS in DRY GOODS
of Battery s. Clay streets San Francisco
AVE now landing and in store
III 200 Bales 30 inch Brown drills,
100 Bales SO inch Brown Shectings,
100 Bales No 1000 Duck,
500 Bales No. 30 Duck
20 Bale. Raven Duck,
10 Cases Merrimac Prints,
10 Cases Prague Prints,
19 ases Pacific Prints,
10 Cases Dunners Prints,
lC Cases and A Bleached Shirtings
10 Cases Ga, ga and l04 Bleached Shirtings,
90 Cases Blue Drills
10 Cases Blue Denims,
10 Bales Hickory Stripes,
% Bales l. J. and a. Tickings
10 Bales Scarlet, Blue and Grey FIannels
10 Bales Biardac White Fianne',
Cases Coburgs and Merinos
Cases Wool and half Wool Plads,
Cases Blue and Black Alpacas
10 Gases Pacic-new styles De Laines
Cases, all wool, new styles do
3 Cases French Merinos,
1000 Bay State Plaid Shawls,
loco Cashmere and plain Wool Shawls
Black and Coiored Silks,
Plain, Figured and Plaid Silks
And large ass. assortment of other Dress Goods.
BLANKETS-l000p pair White G reen & blue Mackiuaw
1000 Pair BB TBB and BIG blankets,
1000 Pair cheap Grey English Blankets,
1000 Pair cheap blue English Blankets
500 Pair Scarlet English Blankets
500 Pair 81, TO- II. and IA White Bed Blankets
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
1000 doz Merino and all " ool Socks,
500 doz Satinet and jean Pants
500 doZ Duck and Cottonade Pants
500 doz Hickory and heck Shirts
500 doz Calico and White Dress Shirts
500 doz Overalls and Jumpers
Black and Fancy silk Cravats Neckties Silk IIaniker
chiefs. Suspenders, and variety Of other articles
too numerous mention For sale Low by
J4NSON, BOND & CO., |
Corner Battery and Clsyn
San Francisco Get. 1T
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What Constitutes Health Z!

Rich Pure Blood, Natural Precipitation, Good Appe
for food Sleep Exercise and the Enjoy of Ma
ture with strength ofbody, Mind and Limbs,-Actyi-
y of the Liver, and all other natural Functions such
state felt by ALL after using this-Sea sickness and
Deirium Tremens. 1t is preventative and absolute
remedy for these. 1t all longing for
liquor. Many rebriates have found that has
renewed and strengthened them, quieed their nerves
it has caused aversion to spirits / have it
of lhe most frghtful where dcrium tremens
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14
DIR. ROSENBAUM'S
STOMACH BITTERS
FOR THE CURE OF
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, c. nstipation, Loss
Appetite, or any Bilious Complaints
arising from morbid action of
the Stomach or Bowels.

the Stomach or Bowels.
A LII OF THESE DISEASES You will be re
n leved of by the of these Btters, 5 per drec
ton on the bottles This great anti dyspeptic j. he
result of profound and elaborate study of of the
celebrated Physicians of the present century in the
accomplishment of which he has freely expended both
time and money not hesitate to affirm that where
Dr. Rosenbaum's Stomach Btters are used a ease of
Fever and Aguc cannot occur has been anayzcd by
the mos. scientific Chemists in the Medical Faculty an.
is now prescribed by nine nths the Physicians the
land. Try them-test them on your Con5titution ard
go your way rejoicing.
Are you dyspept:c'-take the Stomach Bittcrs
Are You Biliousl-try one of these Bottles, and be
relieved at once.
Are you annoyed by indigestion con.tipatiunl-
remove the cause by the free use ofthe Bitters
Have you Fever and Agnei-eurc and prevent this
Constitution destroying disease by the free these
Bitters
Prepared by DIR. ROsENBAUM, Manufacturer and
Proprietor, Philadelphia
n. JACOBS & CO.
Sole Agent for the Pacific Coast
NJ. II. FUN T n, Soc Agent for Nevada. at J. :.
WALL & co, on Broad street
WJnne4 lS5s-lr
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SUM VI ONS,
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.

oIAlE Ot
County of Nevada, 800
D strict Court of the ith Judicial District Of said State
The People of the State of California, to JOSEPH
CHAMBERS. Greeting:
VOU ARE HEREBY summoned to appear and an
swer to the complaint of Edward Kelsey, filed
against You withnten days from the service of this writ
ifserved on you this county, within twenty days if
served on in this District and othis county and
within forty days if served this State and
Of this District, in an action commenced the 10Th day
October A d. 1855 III said Court for the of
five hundred Dollars with interest thereon the
two cent month from the 18th day Of June 4 ID
1858 until paid and alleged to be due the SAID Plaintiff
from the Defendants upon certain promissory note
particularly mentioned and forth in the original COM
piant TO said action e i'll the Office of the Clerk of
the District Court foresaid, certified copy of which
accompanies this Summons.
And You are hereby notified that if you fail to
said complaint herein directed Plaintiff will tai
judgment against therefor by default together with
all costs suit and also demand the Court such other
relief as is prayed for in his said complaint.
In testimony whereof. l RUFUS SHOEMAKER,
Clerk the District Court aforesaid do hcreunto set
hand and impress he seal of said Court Office
tie City of Nevada this 9Th of October. AID. 1853
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk,
By VIM Smith, Deputy.
State Of California County of Nevada-ss.
1t appearing upon affidavit to my satisfaction that
of action exists in favor of the above named
fcndant Joseph Chambers and that said Chambers is
an proper party the above entitled action
And further appearing that said Defendant Chambers
has departed from and resides ont Of said State
II is therefore ordered that service be had upon said
defendant, Chambers by publication in the NEVADA
JOURNAL newspaper published in Nevada for the term
of three months, week
Given under my hand at Chambers, this 10th day o
October, 1883
Witness NILES SEARLS,
District Judge,
Attest RuFrs SHOEMAKER, Clerk, DC.
J Anderson Mcfarland, Atty's for Plt'f.
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Attending and Resident Physician.
L. J. CZIPKAY NJ. d.,
Late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War, hicf by
sican to the 10th Regiment of Honveds Chief Slrgeon
the Military Hospiralof Pesh Hungary, and the late
Lectm er on the Diseases of Women and Children.
Commune ations strictly confidential
Consultations by letter or otherwise, free
Address, DIR. L. j. CZAPKAF
San Francisco, Cal.
ITO THE AFFLICTED-Dr. l.. J. Czapkay retur
l. his sincere thanks to his numerous patients for
their patronage and would take this oppor unity to
mind then that he continues TO consult at his Institute
cure of Chronic disease of the Lungs Liver Kid
neys digestive and genital organs and all private dis
eases, Syphtc ulcers, gonofrhea gect structures,
seminal weakness and all the horrid consequences of
lfabuse and he hopes that his long experience and
successful practice of will continue to ensure
him share of public patronage By the practice Of
many in Europe and the United ates, and during
the Hungarian War and Campaigns, he Is enabled to
apply the efficient and successful remedies against
d q ,as.s of all kinds. He mercury-charges
moderae-treats his patients in correctand honorable
way-has references of unqucstonable veraclty from
ofknown respectaby and high standing in society
All parties consulting him, by letter or otherwise, Will
receive the best and gentlest treatment and implicit
secresy.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14
A CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

Royal Schnapps, &c.
I'm Ter the above and >iniar tt"S the liquor mixer
of thi- city btt,ing iarr qraltitic ." al1itetatc
unw!nsone trash costing but Iittia which t.S nope
to realize large profits by ~alng in California
Avoid all compounds Some skiiituy pre- pared
as to pass good Liquor except with the best judges
If YOU would be safe, only the long est abShe
uowned genuine Hoife's Schedam irornatic SliadppS
UDOLPHO WOLFE Sole Importer.
- Beaver street, New York
Il #
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DR. g. FL To1ER,
The Great Eradicdtor Of
SECRET DISEASES!
And Founder of the
MEDICAL INSTITUTE

VXTOULD most respectfully inform those afflicted with
w Private Complaints, such as Syphl :, Gonor.
rhoea Nocturnal Emlssous and all the consequences OF
Self Abuse that formerly Practical OF
Locke Hospital in the City of London where there arc
at all times under medical treatment from fifteen hun
dred thousand and for the last four years OF the
city of Sacramento Thousands testify to the many
radical and perfect effected; and 1t is well known
that he is the only one in the State who has made
thorough and Perfect Cure after all the advertising
nuacks haze failed
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spermatorrhoea or local Weakness.

Spermatorrhoea or local weakness,
NERVOUS E3ILIrY low 81 irts, laIsitude We ak
N ness of the limbs and back indisposton and inca
pabv for labor and study, dullncss OF apprehension
loss of memory aversion of society, love of solitude,
nititv self dstruS dizziness, headache, involuntary
discharges paiHs in the side affections of the eyes PIN
< sexual an other -irinitieS i'll man, arc
cured fail by the justly celeb atcd physician and
Sur.,con l. J Czatkay i- method of caring diseases
is new unknown to others hence his success.
y- An consultations by letter or otherwise FREE.
Address l. J. CZAPKAY. NJ. D..
San FL ancisco. Gal
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Quick Cure and Low Prices at the Es-
tablished Office, Sixth street between
J and n streets.
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H. Oa\ Witness my hand and the seal of
~ the Court hereto affixed his 18th day
N II. .. ofOct. A. d. 1858.
S-S RUFUS SHOEMAKER Clerk.
BY Wn. Smith. DIP
George 5. Hupp. Attorney for Plaintiffs oct
Smyrna times., 1859-04-28

SAVING FrND.-The National Safety Trus,
Company, of Philadelphia, occupiesa eonspicu-
Gus place amongst the provident institutions of
our land, and multitudes can testify to the safe
ty they have found for their treasures in it's cof
fers. We say multtudes, for the number of its
depositors swell up to the grand total of 49,
800. From these have been received no less a
sum than $10,2l3,403 O9! Millions that have
worked out blissful results. Up to March lst,
1859, the sum of $l96,403 AZ was paid out for
interest.
The above is from the last number of Tuck
etts Insurance journal, of Philadelphia. Our
readers are also referred to the notice of this
old aud well established Institution, which ap
pears amongst our advertisements.
Smyrna times., 1859-04-28
BuSinngs Notjcag

Messrs. Mitchell & Bowman give notice that
they are now prepared to manufacture all kinds
of Mouldings for windows, sash, doors, &c.,
hand rails, pew backs circular moulding, gothic
work, pace-stair cases-plain and ornamental,
&C.. aud invite those who are in need of such
articles to call and examite their work. The
introduction of the various and complete sets
of machinery to manufacture the above named
articles of architecture in our town (Which has
been done at much cost) we regard as an i'm
portant affair, and will vastly tend by the ra-
pdty of its work doing the labor of 20 or 80
men per day) to greatly lessen the cost of
bailding, and thereby tend 20 increase the er-
ection of houses. Mr.. Mitchell, the operator
in this branch, has thorough acquaintance
with the business, and, besides, is a man of
genius and finished mechanic.
Mr.. Jno. Fl. Bowman calls the attention of
farmers to his stock of horse powers and thresh-
ing machines, for the ensuing season. These
machines are warranted to clean as we'll as any
other combined thresher and cleaner in use,
and are capable Of the highest speed, and are
warranted for strength. We commend these
machines to the attention of our farmers not
only for their qualities, but also on the princi-
pal of encouraging home manufacture.
A frst-rate lot of ii it,, Is #. and 18 fl. |
Fence Board, of assorted widths also, Plain
and Fancy Pickets, with 2x4 Rails to suit, to-
gerher with full assortment of all kinds of
Lumber, at James E. Blacks cheap Lumber
Yard, Smyrna, Del. See advertisement.
Mrs. s. A. Tolson calls the attention of the |
ladies of Smyrna to her newly selected stock
of millinery goods, now open for their inspec-
ton.
See also advertisements of Joseph Firth,
Kelley & Brown, and others.
Smyrna times., 1859-04-28

BEAUTIFY YOUR HoMEs-Now that the sea-
son is approaching every one that has plot of
ground, however small attached to his dwell
ing, should beautify it by means of flowers
Even those whose yards are wholly covered
with bricks may surround themselves with pic
turesqueness. A climbing rose whose roots
may De accommodated by removing but sim
gle brick, may be so trained ia two seasons as
to cover large fence beneath a blanket of
blossoms that will gladden. the eye for weeks
together. Many an unsightly shed or fence
might with little pains be covered with beau
tful flowers Flower seeds may be procured
for u mere trihe. Such being the case, every
yard should present mass of blossoms, and
every spare fost of ground attached to each
dwelling converted into bed of flowers. The
expenditure of few dimes will procure an ev-
er-present pleasure during the summer.
BY the way, many Of our ladies were disap-
pointed by the non-appearance of Mr.. Boettger,
of Wilmington, with his flowers, Saturday
week, as he advertised. He would do well to
make Us an early visit.
Smyrna times., 1859-04-28

OF. The Troy (N W Times, of April 20,
gives the following account of melancholy
case of monomania:
We learn that a prominent merchant of
this city has gone crazy, within day or two,
and his insanity has become such that his most
intimate friends have become very much alarm.
ed lest reason has forsaken its throne never
more to return. 1t is said that among his
strange fancies he INDUCES in the belief that
he owns large railroad out West, bought all
the principal railroads in this State, and that
he owns stock in all the principal banks in the
Union. He is married man, and has an inter-
esting family, but has become impressed with
the idea that he must get married again, and
has given out that he is to have one of the most
magnificent weddings everrecorded, and order
ing thousands of dollars worth of jewelry from
New York, and extending invitations to his
friends to be present. He has telegraphed to
different parts of the States relating to stocks
of companies, and in each wishing to invest
from one to FIVE millions of dollars His lunacy
is said to be very distressing, and the halluci.
nation has caused great pain to his acquaintan.
ces. An unfortunate endorsement to large
amount, prior TO the panic of 1857, induced an
alteration which has at last culminated in un.
mistakable insanity. He will be taken to the
asylum at Utica to-day"
Smyrna times., 1859-04-28
NEW MILLINERY.
MRS. S. a. FOLSOM

Would announce to the Ladies of Smyrna,
and her friends generally, that she has opened
at her Store on Commerce street, a new, large
and well-selected stock of SPRING AND
SUMNER LLINERY--embracing Bonnets,
Dress Caps, Head Dresses, Ribbons, Flowers,
&c.,--togeiher with general assortment of
Collars, Undersleeves, and other Trimmings,
which she will dispose of at the lowest rates.
The public are invited to examine the stock
and judge for themselves. Those wishing the
best and cheapest Goods should not fail to give
her call. She guarantees the fullest satisfae.
tion.
0r All work in her line promptly attended
to. Smyrna, April %, '59-3m.
Smyrna times., 1859-04-28
The Homicide. .Coroner,s Inquest.

Mr. David S. Casperson, of whom we spoke
In our last issue as being so severely wounded
on Friday, the 18th, by Mr.. Geo. w. Buchanan,
died on Thursday morning last, at 8 o'clock ;
notice of which was conveyed to Coroner Hus,
bands, who, on the afternoon of the same day,
summoned jury and proceeded TO hold an in
quest on the body. The following is the sub
stance of the testimony given:
Elias Lockerman was called as the first wit
ness, who, after being sworn, testified that he
was at work on the morning of Friday last,
with Buchanan, assisting in building a fence,
when Mr.. Casperson came up; dispute arose
between the parties, relative to certain piece
of grouad claimed by both; Buchanan told
Casperson not to come on the ground, or over
the fence-if he did. he would do so at his own
risk. Mr. Casperson then swore he would
come over the fence, and did so, remarkng al
the same time, "Here am," when Buchanan
approached him and he saw him strike him on
the thigh with brar-scythe which he held in
his hand. MIR. Casperson fell, and said " Don't
kill me-" He (Lockerman) ran to Mr.. Buch-
anan to prevent his cutting Mr.. c. again. Mr..
3 made no attempt to cut him after he wat
down; saw but one blow given was not look
ing at them when the first blow was struck
Assisted in taking Mr.. CaspersOn home.
David Hazlett sworn. Was assisting Mr..
Buchanan last Friday morning in erecting q
fence; Mr.. Casperson came up, when a quarrel
arose between them; Mr.. Buchanan told Mr..
Casperson not to get over the fence; he swore
he weuld; he did get over, and said " Here
am; was between Casperson and Buchanan
digging a post.hole Buchanan ran by me with
the scythe in his hands; saw him strike Cas-
person twice, the first time low down, the sec
ond time higher up. Casperson fell when the
second blow was struck, and said Don't kill
me-; he fell on the scythe; Buchanan pulled
the scyihe from under him he did not attempt
to strike him again. Helped to take Mr.. Cas-
person home.
DR.. E. D. Daley was called and sworn. J.
assisted by DR.. Collins, made an examination
post morten of the right leg of Mr.. David S.
Casperson; found wound on the inside Of
the posterior aspect Of the calf two inches long
and four and quarter inches in depth, severng
an important artery and nerve and fracturing
the fbula, which caused modification of the
limb, resulting in death.
| DR.. w. T. Collins testified. assisted DIR
Daley in an examination post mortem of the
limb of Mr.. Casperson, and corroborate his ties
timony.
Here the examination of witnesses closed
and the Jury, after some deliberation, returned
verdict that, David S. Caspcrson came to hi
death from a wound or wounds inflicted by
briar-scythe on the 18th instant, in the hand
Of George w. Buchanan.
Smyrna times., 1859-04-28

The SIcELEs TKIAL.-The testimony in the
Sickles trial was concluded on Friday. Mr..
Carlisle, for the prosecution, spoke on Satur-
day, and MIR. Stanton, for the defence, delivered
an able speech on the same day. On Monday
Mr.. Brady spoke, followed by District Attorney
Ould, whose speech was not concluded uutll
Tuesday, when the case was submitted to the
jury, who, in few minutes, returned verdict
Of acquittal.
Smyrna times., 1859-04-28

0Er The Odd Fellows had grand display
in Wilmington (as we'll as in most other cities
of the Union) on Tuesday last, in coRmemora.
tion of their fortieth anniversary. A number
of the Order from this town attended the cele.
bration, which is said to have been very impo-
sing.
Smyrna times., 1859-04-28

ANOTHER WIFE MURDER-We learn that a
man named Shawn, residing between Church
Hill and Beaver Dams, in Queen Anne's co
Nd, brutally murdered his wife, about week
ago, under the following circumstances:
On the day in question, Shawn returned
whip his wife, who, TO escape his further abuse
took refuge at the house of a neighbOr, where
Shawn followed her, and having procured
club, deliberately beat her so severely that sht
died the next day. The brute has been arrest
ed and committed to Jail at CentreVille.
Smyrna times., 1859-04-28
ID. w. MAULL, Sec'y.

or A Vicksburg paper says that card-play.
ing among steamboat travellers in the West bas
diminished fully one-half within ths past year
and its place has been supplied by chess.
Or Hon. w. H. Polk and Col. J. II. Tho
mas, beth democrats, are candidates for Con
press in the fifth district, Tennessee.
or Jenny Maher, well known as the pub
lie gardener at Washington, who was appoint
ed by Gen. jackson, died last week, aged 67.
Smyrna times., 1859-04-28

DELAWARE INQUIRER.-We have received
the first number of the new Democtatic pa per,
bearing the above name, and edited by James
Montgomery, Esq, of Wilmington. 1t is nea t
and well-6lled sheet, and promises to advocate
the principles of the Democratic party with
spirit and ability. The next number will be
issued on the 7th of May
Smyrna times., 1859-04-28

CoURT.--The court of General Sessions of
the Peace, the court of Oyer and Terminer, and
the Superior court for Kent county, commenced
10 Dover on Monday. The cases, so far as we
have learned, to be tried, are not of any general
interest.
Smyrna times., 1859-04-28

PLANTING CORN.-SOme of the farmers have
taken advantage of the late few days of pleasant
weather, and commenced planting corn. The
planting, in few days, will be general, where
the ground is not too low and wet.