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T, ELLARD BEANS & CO..


Offer at Greatly Reduced Prices.
100 Kegs ted Nails
lOO 200 Boxes Candles
25 bags Rio and Java Coffee
so cases Assorted Pie Fruits;
80 kegs S. F. and E. B.-Syrupj;
25 boxes Raisns J.
so kegs Butter
so bags California Beans
so boxes HilPs and Colgates Soap:
With large and complete assortment OF all Kind @,
Goods in our line of business. Consisting in pa ri Of
Observation-Disclosures -Hams-Markerel-
Salt Salmon-Codfsh-C h-Crackers-California Cheese
Ranch hButter-Pickles-celebrat Curions Tea and;
hoiestlassortment of
Can and Shelf Goods.
EVER BROUGHT TO NEVADA.
w n e S ND IIO OR So
We would also inform friends and the public that
we nave added to large stock complete assortmen1
OF wines and Liquors, consisting of
Sainsevain's Spar king Angelica and White Minrt
california Wine, Claret Sauterne and Ginger Wlhet
Gum Raspberry, and LemonSyrup PepPermlnt, nos
letters, Boxers and Stoughton Bitters "oife's AIo
matte schnapps
Ale and Porter,
New York. fne mixed, and Old Dock Brandy, whisky
Gin, Sherry and Port Wine
NJ We call attention to the above Stock
Our Motto is small Profits & Ready Pay
Goods delivered Free of charge.
r. Ellard Beans Il Co.
Nevada, May 2sth 1858.
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READ AND REFLECT.
DR.. C. II Tozer's Card to the Afflicted.

Quick Cure and Low Prices at the Es-
tablished Office, Sixth street between
and X streets.
nR. TOZER returns his thanks to his numerous
~ patients for their patronage, and would embrace
this opport unity remind them that he continues to
consult on those difficult cases of VENEEEAL which
have filled the skin of of the most celebrated
ply sicans of the and upon which he has NEVER
F4ILED TO perform A R-{DfCdL CURE.
DIR. TOZER'S reputation physician stands I'M
equaled His exclusive attention to diseases oil the
Gonto Urinary Organs, for many years renders him
perfect master of Syphilitic diseases.
DIR. TOZER has, it is well known, taken patients
from the very verge ofthe Craze Restored them TO PERFECT
Health He further that he deems it sufficient to
attract the attention ofthose who might need the SER
vices OF physician in ALL CASES, not particularly
those enumerated in the advertisement excepting they
would test merits practitioner, and the result
of practice As thus far salts factory
tients and myself. Nor do deem it necessary to fill
columns of newspapers with fusomc, empiric and
bombastc advertisements profess my ability to heal
all diseases flesh is heir to- for to do that must be
something more than man. but to give those that ale
afflicted with Venercal Chronic and other diseases to
understand, from long experience fully competent
to trcgt them successfully.
Ioferuo genuine orfrauduent certificates or pifs of
superior qualifications prctition, neither do
assume the medical honoIs to which am entitled but
merely ask those who diseased to readthe different
advertiseme relating tho private dis ases
and judge for themselves where apply for relief.
(My rooms are SO arranged that be ulted in
prvale at all hours or the day, from o'clock
til3P n.
Personswith Chronic, Diarahoea, Dysentery. Ner-
vous Debility, Low Spirits Lassitude, Weakuess of
the limbs back, Indisposition of Memory, Ayers
lonto Society, Love of Love of Solitude TimIdity,
Dizziness headache pain side, Affection ofthe the
eyes, Pimpes the face, Sexual and and other mfr
mites in Mrn &c, will find it important consult DIR.
CHAs H. -TozER, at his office, Sixth ST., between &
X, Sacramento
G. II. TOZER, NJ, D.
November s. 1858
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Excess, Debauehery, Nervousness, Et
IT is a Cure for Intemperance !

An Electric Thrill of Strength is permanently given
nv Dr. Webber's Sangnifer. The whole functions oi
Nature are aroused. Constipation, dyspepsia cured
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-29
THIS WONDERFUL OIL

Il HIS w O1N DE ENE OA VIII
Is perfectly harmess-no burning or bllstering
tions with other Lotions and Liniments-It is pleas
ant take it'll CoNQUERs FIRE soothing and heal
ing aevere burn or scald in minutes.
This Oil operates on the principles ofELEcTRICITY -
thousands miraculous have been performed by
it aover theand. Ey Useeverything else, then give
This Oil one trial, and you will be convinced
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITS-EveryB Bottle has Prof
Haskelrs Electric OPP blown the side and edges Of
glass and envelope has his portrait and signature
to counterfeit which is Forgery
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qlain and 5fanfg
JOBPRINTING

in Neat, Speedy and Accurate manner, and az
cheap as the cheapest. We invite attention to our
manner of Printing
Bill Rcatis..... Circulars. Certificates Cardr
Checks....... Programmes. Posters
Ball Tickets. Bills of Fare
etc.....etc.....e etc.
BROWN, WAITE GCO
Prophet ors.
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His Liver is made Active, the Bile neu-
tralized or rejected, and his Blood
is Thinned and Purified

If he has 3, Foul Stomach, this acts aperient
not otht rwiss. Asau-It Immediately relieves Beeh-
ing prevents accumulation ofwind in the Stomach
The Stomach, the great receiver of disease and its
cure will now enumerate n few of those diseases
where have Dl. Webbers 1nvigorating act most
beautifully General arrangement of the system !;
Weakness from various canses, viz Change of Climate
Long Sickness, the of Mercury, being otherwise
overdoctored from abuse of Nature and her Laws, by
Drunkenness Commanding. Debauchery and other
excesses Trembling, Fever and Ague Chils Rheu-
matte Neuralgic and other Pains in the Body or
Limbs, Want of Appetite. Sleep or Memory, Sour or
Bilious Stomach, Tickling of Ears, Tic Doloreux, &c
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-08-18
A CORRECTION

eve learn that all individual. calling himself
j. >. Hammond. was arrested on W cduesday Mt
Due West, Ahbeviile District on the charge of
forgery. lie WAS lodged in the Jail Of Abbey i'll.
District to await, We presume. Il rcquisit,on from
The Governor Of Georgia. CUirmJia Guardian,
l2M ;nst.
In justice TO III. said HAMMOND, we will ,nake
The following statement: lie was arrested n,
Due West. and brought to this place ON Wcdnes.
day, 10y n Constable from Ruckcrsvllc Ga,
charged with having recc ivcd money from diff.
ferent persons living at The above named place
for the purpose Of huying goods in Augusta; that
he had neither bought the goods nor returned
the money. IIAMMoSD acknowledged that the
charge vas correct, and expressed his willingness
10 refund said money. a reference was had in
presence Of some OF our citizens, the money
claimed paid over, ts23I.l7) and HAMMOND was
discharged.
We Will state. also, that HAMMOND was not lc
gally under arrest. nor ms the Guardian was in
formed, lodged in Jail AT this place. He left here
on Thursday morning last, forhs home in Ruck
crSviIlr, Ga.
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ERSKINE COLLEGE,

We attended on Inst Wednesday, tho Com
mcnccment Exercises of this institution. The
day being unt;ivorablc, there were not SO many
present rs are usually in attendance upon such
occasions. y review Of the entire routine of
the Exercises would perhaps bc interesting to
the general reader, and We merely refer to it for
the purpose of expressing onr appreciation of
that energy and enterprise which has for it's OBJ
Ject the rearing Of institutions Of learning. We
feel peculiar pride in witnessing the generous
efforts Of that public spirit whose noble and
generous Office is to disseminate learning. ant,
which trampling upon the more selfish feelings
of our nature, aims chiefly at the accomplish
ment Of something good in the cause Of human
ity Others may carp at the defects of this or
that institution, Int for ourselves VIC would
build up schools and Colleges, with all their
faults, rather than be without them The friends
of this institution will he graiGed to learn That
mt no period Of its existence has il been more
honrishing than at present. The graduating
Glass numbered some twcnty y-ihrcc.
Gen. W. c. MoRAGSE, from Edgcfcld, was the
anniversary orator.
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MR.. S. L. BINDS PATENT.

by reference to our advertising columns il
VIII 10 observed tina: Mr.. >. i. BuSp, u citizen
OF Greenwood, has invented an Iron Pipe,
which after fair test proves to be an inven-
ton o: no small Importance TO the machinis,
We perceived some time ago that Letters Tat
ent had been granted Mr.. Bond, by the Patent
Oihce, but unintentionay omitted 10 notice
tho fact. We trust his invention NAV prove
a blessing TO those for whom it is intended,
and that its results will reward his industry
and honor his nrcntive genius
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-08-18
RESIGNATION,

"c regret says the f"r"'i"i"", I" l:nrn that
MAJOR CArEns. who has :" long l-rrl known AS
tho superintendent Of tn. State Military hcad
cnIy. IN Charleston. has ,cccItr The invitation
I" the Georgia Military Academy, and has len
'''''d hs resignation I" tho Ilnai,l Of Vi,.:nrs,
I" take effect III Dc"h"r. Maj C.rrrs has for
several y"aro been connected with the Acu.l
cmy. aud during tl,ut time commando, the
"n"ha'rd respect of Cadets, Prnf.ssnrs, and ii,r
h"f''. W" learn that he has been mjrlrl
TO This course with the hope Of improving the
health OF his family hy IL chang" t" IL More
region.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-08-18
PROF. WISE AND HIS BALLOON

This distinguished .Eronaut has recently mad.
another &gal voyage from ST. Louis, aud in Civ
Ing an account of which he says that from the
baroncirical observations, i,e is convinced thai,
the trade winds. with their return currents,
VIII serve us I" establish asystem of u,ra travel
that the worll is hardly prepared I" believe in
yet. The many misiaEs and occasional ncci
dents IN balloon experiments must not br re-.
ccive' as unavoidable in cdcnts TO The business
that Balloons, as generally made and equipped
arc II" better adapted and fitted 10 the great
end OF mrial navigation than are The Chinese
Junks 10 successful ocean crossing.
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August 1, ISJ.
a Card.

q. l.. +. .BIRDSON(:-DE,x SIR. Enrho,,
ancc and grntleness of temper arc wanting in
your Card. Your interference between m. nr3
my Trend Clark ovcrlcnps the licensed privilege
ct The stranger. Your nltcmpt at fine writiur
is misplaced. No coarsencss from Won ,ow,rds
me shall unsettIe my scif-respcct, nor lessen the
"s"ai man l'ncss from Inc TO you. feed dogs c
amnse Wyself-you feed dogs to sell. To this
assent II yoh sell stock dogs. Your dogs catci
the lu'' Red Fox in forty IN lnutes In Virginia
and England, the dog hus not been reared tina.
has caught the Red Fox propera You never
iail! Near me, you ran six hours. The fox didn
bother you with his carcass-but to conx aui
drive the dogs III the direction Of homo was tl,s
bother. Your ncighbors last week scht 10 ma
i"r dogs to catch tire mixed Fox, as they me,er
sa~ one canyht. nor comM be ,,erxuaeicd ;ha, !.
raS possible to catch them. This signifies SON,
thing. sent them four dogs You asked the
use of Muck and Boston. Whilst the four dors
are near you, you can raise from them Two
things you have not sccn---a thorough bred dog
and Red Fox-no mixed with the GRAY. Char
ley Is invited into yonr nciglhorhood to catch
the first m"ngrcl Fox without foul play-aud
you advertise for Red Foxes Charley will bag
you some Come to my ncghhorhood, aud nv
boys will take Truman and Dobbin, ana in a
weeks time bag you several Foxes, having four
inches Of stern white in ether wnrt,s, in q week
will bag for you three or four half Reds. Tru.
man and Muck have caught two Reds day.
twice. and three Grays, twice Truman is four,
years Old and has seen thirty-cigh. Red FoxtE
dead, and sixty y-eigh, Gray Foxes caught, within
the three last yeurs. AS to Gray and Red Foxes
and stock dogs. in knowledge aud experience.
Truman ca" instruct you and your dogs pro6,a-
bic, five Yeas, and ditto Muck
Respectfully,
!. w. JONES.
August I6, 1859 II II
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The FASTEST TIME ON RECORD.

. Talk about Flora Temple or P,ineess as fast
kavelers-Gray Eagle, Argiir, Fashion. Priore.,,
Poddy Bull, Slash'em. PAGES Gray or the Black
Coll, but none OF these could save their distance
against such Time as is recorded below, made by
Georgia "brute" on the Matrimonial al Course:
A correspondent in Cherokee county ma
forms us that citizen buried his wife on Satur.
day, and at the graveyard engaged to marry
another woman on Monday. fn this he was
lhwarted by the interference Of friends, and did
not get to marry her until Tuesday, the third
day after the burial of his first wifel This is.
we believe, the fastest time on record ter
(Ga y Republican"
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-08-18

What Has Changed you so?-We have all
witnessed with aston nishment the extraordinary
ana improved change in many n gentleman and
lady, who had become prematureIy gray but
who. ny some means, had been miraculously
rcjuvenated. There is time in life when gray
hairs seem to harmonize with the furrowed
brow and the wrinkled features, but unfortu.
nately, from some cause or other, thousands Of
young men and women not only witness the
gradual change Of their locks to- q mottled and
speck!ed gray" but are mortified by the dan
ger Of positive badness from the actual loss
OF their hair. All this demands remedy, and
a safe one. We naturally look about, and
ask. in this age Of scientific invention, who stands
highest as the Proprietor and Manufacturer of
n real hur restorer--a restorer Of color ns we'll
as health, a beautifer well as hair touic-
We find at the head Of all the claimants, in
this long line, a single individual. Any of the
splendid heads Of hair along Broadway, once
falling out dry and gray. when asked, +" What
has changed you sos" will reply, PRoFEssoR
WooDs HAIR REsToRATIvE.. Soc new advertise
menL
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DEATH OF AN AGED CITIZEN

Is our melancholy dniy I" record this wr"l,
the !r'"'S" "[ an aged aud respected citizen. Mr..
'hAhLES pt>hr, VIII" died at his residence. m this
village on Sunday last, at the advanced n..,. o,
6' years. MIR. DENny hnI been. for som. tim.
past III Il dc!'catc state Of health and hence.
his friends We're somewhat prepared for this sad
event.
The deceased came 10 this place from l.anrcns
District, in the Year lSll, and has been il nrrm.,
""h' RESIDENT since that time, a l,"'ind of Ii
Years. Hy industry. honesty and f,ucaIi,v. he.
accumulated ii c",nt"'"nt fortune" and gained
the c"niirnrc anl cs,cr,u Of our citizens. liz.
leaves Il family anl many ftIc"ls To mourn hi,
loss;
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-08-18

The Great Dra~baek to persops emigrating to
the extreme south and western country, is the
fear they have of the Fever and Ague-the
most direful Of all diseases, made helpless in a
short time, without Guy means of affording re-
}ieE In view Of the great demand for remedy,
DIR. Hestetter has presented his celebrated
"Bitters," whose curative powers for all disease
Of the stomach have been universally acknowI
edged. The "Bitters,' prepared after lon
experience and deep study. have received t.
we'll as all classes. from every part OF our cou
try. 70 those who doubt sir many virtues a
we can say is to try them, and judge for therr
selves. respectively.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, ever
whore.
tD See adver tise nent in another column.
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THE NEXT CONGRESS.

The Baltimore Smn says That the result or ,h,
oonr.esS'o"a' elections i'll Kentucky. Tennessee
ANA N"'th Carolina leaves no doubt of the fac,
'hh' The Democratic party will be in Il minority
!" 'hc next House Of Representatives. Th,.
southern opposition" will probably hoil the
"a'ah'c "t power, as the Republicans, AS a par
W VIII also he nnabI. to ru.n,nanl Il in:.;or
itv
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Mdsonic.-We are informed that, on Tuesday
last DIR. Mackey, one Of the Sovereign Inspectors
Of the supreme council Of the Southern jurisdic.
ton Of the ancient and accepted rite, granted
his dspensation for the opening of q Sublime
Lodge OF Perfection, in this city. to be called
Enoch i-odge-of which p. 8. Jacobs was elect.
ed Master. Richard Wearn, Senior Warden and
John A. Renno, Junior W arden. The establish.
ment Of such body is, we understand; an eyi.
denee of ihe successful progress of Masonry in
this community. as they are only conferred after
the lower degrees have been for long time cul.
tivated.-Cdyolinion,
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THE SOUTHERN CITIZEN.

we regret to announce thnt J"nS MITCHELL y
paper, the Southern Citizen, has been discon,in
ued. lhe last issue announces that Mr.
MITCHELL has occasion TO e" to Europe The
pr"Prietors "f the New York Day Hook hav,
purchased TIE subscription list. aud will supply
their paper for the unexrircd term Of tn" sub
scrIptlGns 70 The Cti.tM
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The Oregon Eleetions.-Our Oregon dates d.
rect by mail are to the I'd July. The Orego nian
Of that date says:
The first election under our State government
was held throughout the State on Monday last
and has resulted, we think, in the election of
David Logan, Republican, to the Congress Of
the United States, over Lansing Stout, the nomi.
nee Of the (so-called) Democratic party by ma.
jority Of several hundred.
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n Venerable Bishop.-Some weeks ago the
Nashville papers mentioned that the venerable
and Rev. Joshua Soue, ID. d., senior Bishop of
the Method'st Episcopal Church, South was
very III. and it was feared would moi be ahle In
resume the active duties Of his office. We learn
however, that the Bishop has recovered his usual
health, and is now on visit to his relatives in
Ono. On Saturday. July 30th, he was at Leb-
anon' near Cincinnati. and preached funeral
sermon OH the death of an old friend The next
day. Sunday, the 3lst. he again preached, his
sermon occupying one hour aud twenty minutes
His subject was the Prodigal Son. Some of his
illusions to his early ministerial life, the deaths
OF his former colleagues Whatcoat, McKendree,
George, and others, were very touching. "Sixty
years ago" said the Bishop oil the 9Th of Jan.
uary last, left my fathers home to begin the
work Of Methodist travelling preacher, and
this day, July 3lst, close the 18th year of nav
life. He spoke with his usual dstnctsess and
compass Of voice sufficient to make himself heard
by large congregation.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-08-18

The Result in Tennessec.--Enough is now
known Of the result Of the late election in this
state, to say that the democracy have carried
the Governor, II majority of both houses Of the
Legislature, and the 9th. 7Ih and 10Th Congress
sional Districts james II. Thomas, Jno. v.
Wright, and VIM. Il. Avery.
The opposition elect respectable minority in
both branches of the Legislature, and carry
."' seven members Of Congress out of ten, to wit
Thomas a. *. Nelson, Horace Maynard, Reese
B. Brabson. w Iam B. Stokes, Robert Hatton.
James NJ. QuarIes, and Emerson Ethcridge.
This Is about as correct summing up Of the
result as we are able to make " from the lights
before u.s." When the official returns are rcceiv.
ed some little alterations may have to be made :;
but the above IS believed 10 be very neatly cor
rect.-NashviHc Ne,os 9M
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Pop"lar Sentiment Us. Lam Tile Stare TRADE
Loms.--Wc copy tho following from the Char
lesion Erc"i"g 4Ntms:
"Therc canno, be more forciblc cxemplilica.
ton OF the truth, that unless laws nrc in con form
ny with general opinion they mast remain Il
dead letter, than the refusal of grand lures TO
convict when they are found while the pena!ty
Is piracy attached to the offence of slave trading
hy the citizens of the United States The pene
raj sentiment is il. hostility to the enactment os
dispr"poriioncd To the crime. One of the earliest
offices "i congressional lcgislai ION shouibe to re
peal or modify the law, imposing some more M.
pr"pr'ate penalty less rcpugnint to public frc!inr
"bui a ncw question has arisen under the II n.
tuics in question. 1t is stated that during tho
late term of The United States Circuit Court. in
Alabama, held hy Associate Justice Campbell
several indictments were found under the law of
ISIS, which prescribcs fines and nrrisonments
Tor engaging in, or aiding and abc,tinu the i'm.
portntion Of Africans within the jurisdiction Of
The United States. AS the law of 1890 (Which
makes the offence piracy, to be visited with
denth) does not IN express language, repeal the
former statute, ngrave question has arisen, in
voiving the point whether there can be Il choice
"t the aforementioned pttniahments; for while
public sentiment Ut The South is against the
greater, jures have, it is said, expressed dispo-
snion I" render veriicls carrying with them The
less punishment. The opinion is entertained
among distinguished legal gentlemen, that in
view Of the facts. notwithstanding the establish
ed rules OF interpreting statutes. the question
will probably be brought he fore the Supreme
Court Of the United States for dccision.'
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"ee"'i attention to the advertisements Of W.
BLISS IL Co., DAVIS 4 l5oozrn, Fair of the
""n'h Carolina Institute, Charleston, Bo>p ,S
RILEY, GILLIAN Il BAILEi,J w Jones, Mrs. SAL
Liz BRADY, DC
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Saratoga.-A correspondent of the New York
Express estimates that there are 1000 to S. 900
visitors now comfortably lodged in the hotels
and private houses Of Saratoga, and the ory is
still they come by avery train, and they all iind
comfortable quarters.
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Unparalleled Passage Orcr the louisville
faus-A convict Of the Jeifersonville Undi.
anal PenItcntiary performed feat OF no ordi.
nary mng"ltud" yesterday. He was working
with others near the Lowell Mills, and becom-
ing tired Of convict life. he made bold dash for
liberty. He ran for the river. and pungng in,
made his way over tho breakers Of the Fall, aud
reaching the deep wnter. swan 10 the Kentucky
shore, landing at the foot of Sixth street One
OF the guard followed in pursuit III n skiG,
and another crossed on horseback Hundreds
ot persons witnessed the exciting spectacle,
and although the gallant exploit Of the rascal
demanded their admiration, justice required his
person. So they apPrehendcd him when he
came out of the water, and detained him aud
handed him over to his Pursuers. They put him
on the horse, tying his legs for security, and thus
III ignominy conveyed him back to the peniten.
tiary, and the severe penalty which, according
to the rules of that institution, was his due
The fellows bold stroke for freedom almost
entitled him to win the guerdon of success.
--LouispiHe Courier.
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The Siekles Family-It is stated that the
wife Of the Hon. Daniel F.. Sickles, with the
other members OF the Bagioii family. are sbeut
10 take up their residence in Italy, and i6s the
event Of Mr. s. losing his seat in Congress, he
will Immediately join them.