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The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27

We beard of family says the Lou
isvilie Demecrat. that does credit to our
State. Capt. Thomas Price. .af Level
woods precinct. Larue county, kentucky
is the happy parent of twenty-eight
children. of whom eighteen
are voters, and all Democrats. Six
daughters are married to Democrat.
making. with the father. twenty-five
Democratic voters. Our informant says
there are four boys growing up in the
same faith, and prospect for more.
Some animals litter. The k ing of
beasts has but one-"one, but lion
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27
TO THE PUBLIC.

DR.. Smith having established frs. class ra'' :
Cure and Motor ,athc Insifniior in is city, anh i
great interest in the success of such a: Insult
ion. based upon natural and rational principles OF
healing at III ksvet~ken charge of the bu ine,t deps
ment. DIR. Smith is graduate Of regularly ehAr'eF
Medical College, thorough Physician by nature as s
as education, and can assure those who eonsni o-r
and adopt his treatment, they will rejoice IN ''
inspiration of reiurni-g health. and verify s 'Ha'
said in his favor. ,,,,r
s,c-,ro,.o n,-.h,s,f late Of IIii. Wooster s Z ;
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27

TIE Good JVJc.-She never crosseth
her husband in the spring tide of his an
ger, but stays till it be ebhing water,
and then mildly size argues the matter,
not so much to conde:nn him as to ac-
quit herself Surely men, contrary t"
iron. are worst to be wrought upon when
they are hot and are far more tracta-
BILE in cold blood. 1t is an observation
of seamcn. that if single meteor or fire.
ball falls on their mast. it portends ILL.,
luck, but 1.-TWO come together they pres
age good success. Be sure in family
it bodcth most bad when two hrehallS.
husbands and wife's anger, come both
jtogether.-Ihomas Fuller.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27
CATERPILLARs.-The San Franci

CArERpILLARs.-Th San Francisco
Times, says:
The foliage in our garden, shade trees.
fences. shrubbery, and even our houses
in the suburbs of the city, sidewalks, etc,
are covered with caterpillars, travelling
for their lives, and eating up every
green thing as they 80. -
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27
IuSoiyent Notice.
In County court, Nevada county, State of California
In the matter Of the Petition of George w. Pryor

In County court Nevada county, State of California
In the matter Of the Petition of GeorgeW. Pryor
Insolvent Debtor,
DURSUANT to an order of the Honorable Thos.
H. Caswcll, county Judge in and for Nevada
county. Notice is hereby given to all the creditors
of said Insolvent, to be and appear before the Hon.
orable the county court aforesaid in open court, at
the court room of said court in the city and county
of Nevada, on the 22d day of June, 1852 at 10
o'clock a. NJ of that day. then and there to show
cause if any they can, why the prayer of said In
solvent should not be granted, and an assignment
of his Estate be made and he be discharged from
his debts and liabilities in pursuance of the statute
in such case made and provided, and in the mean
time all proceedings against said Insolvent be
STAYED.
- ~ Witness my hand and the seal
~ ~ # said court this the 18th day of
NJ. s May. A. D. 1859.
III RUFUS SHOEMAKER, clerk.
SO PERI S. Lambert, Dep.
j.. '"ur.hman. ATTY FIR Petitioner. m2n
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27

GrATE OF CALIFoRSIA-County and Township Of
- Nevads-ss:
By virtue of three Executions me delivered, issued
fromshe Court Of W. SMITH. Esq an acting JUS
ce Of Peace in and for the County aforesaid bear
ing date 18th day Of May, le59, To satisfy said udg
ments rendered by said Court the l2th day of May,
1853 in favor of John Smith for the of s9J 95
one in favor of Joseph Anires for fe of SOL %
one in favor George Chester foe the o. nd
against Noses MeCary Co. for the of i5 90 debt
interest damages audcosts of suits have taken in
Execution, and will sell to the highest bidder fer cash
she following described wit All the right title and
interest," the descendants have aud certain lot of
mining Claims situated Fly creek, in the Township
OF Nevada and known as the Fly Greek Cos claims
Also all their right title and interests in and
tain lot OF mining Claims and the sluices and fixtures
thereto belonging situated on Mosquito creek in the
township OF Nevada and known Also
all their right title and interest in and certain
ser ditch which conveys water Ri, Deer Creek
said claims. Also THO right title and interest of
Moses Mccarey individually and to the above men
sionsd property.
viii sell all the right, title and claim thcy have the
same in fropa Of the Court House. in Nevada City,
FRIDAY, juno 10Th, 1853 between the no RS OF
o'clock A. NJ ,and o'clock P. 81 said day taken
the property the above named defendants to
she above deasands and accfuing costs.
Given under my hand this 18th Of May 1859.
J. B GRAY. Constable.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27
Principal n. Y. Hyseio Therapeutic coller,

COMPLIMENTARY REsoLrTIoEs. At the close Of q
o ten lectures Pkrenoogy aud Physiology hy
Dr. Barlow Smith, at the Hygcio Medical Coicgt \
Y. the following resolutions unanimously adopted
by the medical clas with the request for their publica
ton in the chronological and Water Cure Journals;
Whereas We have listened with pleasure and profit to
of lectures by fellow student DR. J. Smith
on Phrenologv and Physiology, and deem the sci
of Phrenology connected with Physiology of tho
utmest importance therefore
Resolved. That in Dr. Smith we recognize teacher Of
whom this College well be proud and that he is
pabe Of rejecting honor upon the sciences hr ably
demonstrates
Resolved, That his discoveries in Physiology claim
dents of nature. :,
Resolved, That we highly appreciate DR. Smiths ap
pcatn of fhrerologv to the study AID gnos of dis
ease and that as students Of medicine have deriv.
ed principles If diagnosis which are Of inestimabe value
beirg enabled to determine. from cxain of the
hea to what particular disease persopi is proposed
Resolved, That as the principles Of lhreuo,cgy by
which DIR. smith determines tho healthy diseased
Claimed forth by any other individual he deserves
great crcGi. far their discovery.
Resolved That as DR. Smith intends 10 leave our in
s'lon soon ior permanent residence in California,
with avIew t" the dissemination Of these truths and
principles of gene taught at this College hear
tiiy recommend him the friends of wherever
b. may locate lS;snedl 4 r. HAMILTON ~ q.
B- W CHILDs, NJ. ID J.. II PHILLIPS. NJ. d. Comt;c.
llr Smith viii attend aticnts all parts of the o.ty
so far he consistently with he interest Of those
the institution.
Persons can he accommodated with Baths and trea
nent at the institution without board ii desired.
THOMAS lll-L viii attenl to The business depar
inert Of the institution.
The families Of DR. Smith and NJ Hill will rcsi7 in
the institution and pains expense will be spared
to make it pleasant and heal restoring horne -
vaiids An-ited number of persons desiring p.yso-
logical diet can be accommodated.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27
m TIC E,

A IL PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES IN.
n dehtei 10 ,he late firm of McRoBERTS. Pun
STON CO., requested to make payment. 81.
w. s. McROBERT5
Nevax., AprH 20, ls59-tf
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27
Dissolution.

Dissolution.
THE lrm of VI. L. Marsh and Joseph Todd was
i dissolved by mutual consent ON the Ist inst
All out,tanding aecouR.s viii be liquidated by Jo-
scph Todd
NJ. L. MARSH,
JOSEPH TODD.
% 1850
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27
Nrw YoRK. August 1853

WV ORK, AnKust 7, Isj8.
To WHOM II MAY "0NCRRN This ccrlifies that d. 4.
Barlow j. smh is graduate of the New York Bygeio
Therapeutic College which college his regular cha
ter from the Legsa Of the Sstc and is authorized
TO grant Diplomas comforting students all and the
pri, rges and immunties in relation the prac.
ice of the heang art that conferred by the po-
Of any Alopathic other Medical College In this
country.
Or smith has also devoted much attention pbrenoo-
gy especially in its connections with Physioog Pa
tholoSy, portion of the time the instructions
Fowler Wells Of this city and has abored successfully
4 a tcscber and lecturer these snbi ects.
r T TRAIL
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27

THUMPHREY on "DRED. Hon
Humphrey Marshal; of kentucky. in a
letter to the Louisville Democrat says !:
"1 have read the Dred Scott case
often, and thoroughly, think. Ii does
not decide that the constitution carries sla-
pe,y.into Tertiary 1t only DECIDES
hat Cohgress cannot prohibit 1t from
yo;np. and so I said in reply made to my
colleague, from which ! have quoted.
I eontiuu. to hold the view then express
ed. and think it can be made clear IN
few words. If the constitution carries
slavery into a terrtoriy, it must also
carry it into State, for the Constitution
is lust as much the supreme law in
State as in a territory. 1t reads the
same way to State that it does in a
territory, and just the same p"wer in
State that it has in territory"
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27
Water-Cure ai,l Motorpailiic Estsh-
LISaMENT
EEECTRO-CHEMICAL BATHS J
DR.. BarloN J. Sm it h,

Graduate of the New rcrs pyrio Therapeutic College
Has opened first class wsicr cure and no,nrpA.hic
establishment in the args and pleasant house formerly
occupied by Mrs Tiidep. on
Seventh s. between / & ] Sacramento
Tho establishment ia TIE first tbs Psc:c cas: that
combines all the advantages If Hygicnic implication,
and will be equal airy in the Asnc States or Europe
BY the Of DR. smith, all curabe diseases ac.c
chronic be cured. His theory Of disease IS pct
that n the old school, hence his prscccs not TO des:-s
the vitality and diminish pon nj life b! the lancet
cuppng leerhng, hlistering burning par2ng and voln
iting means desrret;vet to real health. Those suffer
ing from weak and inaned Eyes Bronchial and ca,ssr
hal Affections, Diseases Of the errt Lungs Liver Kid
neys, Dyspepsia, Constipation Apopesy. Fits. Paraly
and Ague, Pufrd Sore Throat Gsopp Scrcf,lous DIS
eases, Piles Prolapsus Infsmmaoii ofse iiowes Cno
mic aud Acute Diarrhoa. should try the sayan7ges Of
his nstiunn before taking poisonous drugs and thus
iessening their chances Of permanent recovery Can
GERS cured by an entirely new process.
BoGe Settlng-Dr Smith has q knowledge OF H.
Art Of Hone Setting 50 successfully pracsed BY Or RE-
non Sweet of 'onneeert rnd Is the only one in Cali
tornia familiar with bis peculiar system. Water is by
ar the most eectual curative agent in all Of bro
Fsa. DspsrseEThs Of n.
ntens ssa:s. s and s esrsa
lures Of she rpne &c Dr, Smith win give espoc;ai
ention to this ,lass Of d,es.s which sceordg the
eeislon ofthe S;Ge Medical Beard alarnngy prev
sient IN a'ifornia Women a.t!cipaing conhncmrnt
will be accommodated with pleasant ard separate apart
ments the best medical and surgical aitcntion ard
nurses In the state. and every convenience cscua.
ted to render parturion easy and natural less
expense than the ordinary charges IF PHYSICIANS.
ymnasiun-The institution will have Gyinna-
SUM with various appliances adapted to all degrees Of
physical strength where lad ese;her connected with the
institution take utipus and healthy exercise
Electro-Chemical nd Vapor BAths-The
ElcctroA henical Baths conceded TO be valuable
when judciousy applied in oradcatinq the effects of the
Poison OAK, aud other posona, beth mineral and yegc
table and in the treatment of Rheumatic, N.urslkic
Parayc and Cutaneous disc ases, will be administered
opatients without extra charge. =.
=, Insanity and other M entail l,perapeements |
Dr. emith having been teacher OF PhrenoI the nc
knowIedged science of mind, and being familiar with
thr different temperaments which constitute the basis
mental and physical Wig he IS the better enabled d.
agnose and treat the diseases OF the indinsanfy In all
its FORMS &c. &c
Those having friends afflicted with insanity should
call Dr. Smith, who will satisfy them of his thorough
knowledge of the huInau mind in healthy and diseas
cd condition.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27
Terms.

Ccnsulta ATOMS verbal or by letter. ...-... - Free
For Board and Tr. atment. per week. $50 to $50
according to the attention required
Examinations with verbal advice for home treatrt 90
written = 10 co
Letters Of inquiry promptly answered, and Circulars
sent on appiicatiopt BARLOW J. SMITH, NJ. D,
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27
L. @. o. f..

L. @. o. T..
Theregul1r meetings of OUSToMAH LODGE, No
l6 will be held every Tuesday evening atihe Hal
on Pine street, (Kidd's now brildieg.)
CHAS. MARLIN. G.
NJ Lrwrs, sec'y.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27
References,


Homeopathy OF Movement cure.-Oi Motor.
Ling the crignatoro Of this system Swede, and that
ton sustained by Government for pcasi fafty years,
and that it has rccesvea the hehss;
several governments commissions Of inquiry, aud ply
seians OF the highest st1ndiny
Bayaid Taylor who vas treated in the institution ri
Stockholm, thus speaks of it Lng's system not onv
aims at reducing to cienco the muscular development
of the body, but by of 10th active ard passive
movemcnts At reaching the seat Of the disease ard
stimulating the various of the body in healthy
action In the former of tht Ling has ainly sue
ceeded there is other system of muscular trainipg
that Will bear comparison with his. During the time OF
my attendance could help but notice the effect of
Tediscipine upon the Patients especially the chdrrn
qcih ak and llstless gradually strengthened them
selves the pale and salow took color ely expires
sion the crippled and parplytc recovered the of
their mbs-in short all with the few exception Of
hypocoRdsiacs, exhibited very marked improvement
There was voluntary exercise everybody WAS being
exercised npon The result of my observations and ex
pcrcuce was that Lings system of physical education
is undoubtedly the best in the world and that
edi agent in all cases of congenal weaness defo
nifty well for these disease which arise from de-
ranged circuation its value scarcely be overesti
mated
There are several institutions in the United ta4es
tabished this system Of hich will mention IT,
Of Charles F. Taylor. in New York city &ho ceie
brated institution of DR.. Hamilton. of {ochester ~
Exclusively for wonien) and that of Dr. Haistcd Al
Round Hill, Northampton. Mass.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27

The MrNT.-Tne Herald, Of Friday,
says:
For the last few days rumor has
bcen in circulation in this city, and has
extended into the interior of the State,
10 the effect that the Mint will be closed
sometime in June next We are author
lied by the Superintendent to state that
there is no foundation for the report.
The Mint will not close for its annual
settlemenl until November or December
next, and there is no reason now known
10 the officers why it should close ear
lier.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27

ACLosE SHor.-Captaiu Tartis who
is said to be the best pistol shot in the
world; sent bnll, a short time since
says a Washington paper, through a
box of the diameter of half dollar held
between the thumb and finger of his
servant, at the distance of fourteen
PAGES. He also struck in the centre OF
n half dime held between his own feet.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27
.COlStahle'S Sale.

Nevada, may 20, 1859.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-27
Marshal Rynders and the assault" In His
OniCe.


TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
NEW York, March 20, 1859.
As you have always manifested disposition to show
air play in the columns OF your valuable Journal you will
much obige by pubsshrs this communication together
with the appended afhidavits.
The object OF this publication not so much for the
purpose Of virdcstng myself against the malignant false
hoods which have appeared Of the newspapers
is 10 show the utter disregard Of truth justice BY
some writers and editors In this city, when actuated by
vipdictve partisan feeling have wthstood their das
tardy without favor from them for
years past and If pleases DIVINE Providence shalt live
through all their cowaruIy SANDERS for many years TO
The facts contained in the following afdavts
Welsh and will show the why he did not bold the
ISAIAH RYNDERS
Gin and County Of No Fork, -Samue A. Lott, being
Office OF the United States Marshal Of the Southern DIS
uct Of New York; that he present Tuesday last
when alleged assault said to have been 1de on
Mr. Dube dep0nent further says that Marshal Ryndcrs
bell occupy ing the private chair Of his fret Deputy with
his feet upon the deck among the books and private
pers that the Marshal took him by the collar pulled him
OF the chair and ordered him 70 leave the room i'm
mecaiey uness he had business there, wnereupon n-
formed the that be had business there ann the
Marshal then left the room; deponent further positively
asserts that there blow struck, nor did the
MARSHAL offer TO strike Dube and that tue foregoing
substa ntially all that occurred SAMUEL A LORI.
Sworn before me this 26th day OF March, 1859. NJ N.
JONES' Commissioner Of Deeds.
Stephen Wilson, being duly sworn, deposes and says he
has read the foregoing affidavit Of Samuel Lott that be
was present at the Marshals Office, and the occur
therein se. FORTH and knows the facts therein
stated 10 be true. STEPHEN WILSON
Sworn before me this 26th day Of March, 1859. NJ. N.
JONES, Commissioner of Deeds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-27

Nty Judge ooseIyed that large majorsy of thu cses
vhch were tiled before hin complaints preferred
oS tsfuee wbo were stabbed with Knives and that he
wonid impose severe sentences upon noee who might DO
OnVotd " telonous assaults. IN order, poss Ds. -
stop the unwarraaIsbie " deadly weapons in this
city.
John Francis (coIored) pleaded guilty assault an
battery having been charged ~isn hs w,naa,"
saotla Jones He was sent 10 the poptontary for one
year.
Patrick aley, ass tried Cor fsonous assault, aud
con cted Of simple assault and battery, scnt 70
Blsckwes lsiaD, for QUE year.
Philip Lynch, guilty Of an assault and battery, WAS
sent 70 the City prison for sixty days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

a THOUSAND BOTTLES OF WILSON'S HAIR col Or
"A Restorer sold every day. because 10 the bes
preparation for colorns the hair ever discovered only
shilings . bottle, or 1--WE for 81.
IT is NOT DYE,
Put will the grayes hair 10 m original color without dye
ing the akin or linen.
the hair sitter few applications; used like water and will
color the hair from
IIHHT BROWN TO A JET BLACK.
This the most ecacious remedy for all diseases Of The
hair, and y sold 1t
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A BOTTLE.
Principal depot sos Grand street, New York. Sold By al
drug gas also by Ms Hayes IFS Fulton street Broekyn
Calendar Go If Third and Walnut sree Phadcl
pha sole agents for PHILADELPHIA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-27
Brooklyn CITY Politics.

NOMINATION or CITY AND WARD OFFICERS.
Tue democratic City Convention met at Montague Hall
Wednesday afternoon and organized by appointing Mr..
Noses f. Odeli, Of the Third ward, President, ana z.
VooTbies OF TIE Nineteenth, and William S LEACH Of tho
Fourth a. secretaries The list of deeg having been
read the Convention proceeded TO select Candidates The
INST TO- NAL ballot for Mayor stood follows resulting
the re nomination OF Mr.. Powel-Whoe number OF votes
g. Samuel Powell, 90; Martin Kslbiesch, %.
following resut-wbole numbe9 Of votes b4~Natnao B.
Morse, o.; John s Mackay, Q; Robsr, ". Alen,l.
For the office Of Auditor, Mr. Doherty was elected BY
Dcherty, 81; John II Coiohan, rs; blank I.
Two ballots were had for Comptroller on the last OF
which Mr. Collins was nominated, as folows;-wnole
number OF votes, 63-Chares n Collins, 35 John Il.
Colohan z; George Olney, g. s A. Dodge 2; blank, Il.
The Convention then nominated candidate for Justice
OF the Peace OF s Fifth district made vacant py the de-
The ticket, as nominated, is az folows:-
Aayor.-Samuel S. Powell.
Civ Treasure Nathan B. Norsc
Auditor. john Dohertv.
Comptroller. n Collins.
Jtsitce q the Peace, FIFTH Diarict-Stephen L. Ryder
WARD NOMINATION.
The following nominations for Aldermen and Supervi-
by the ocrats the night previous Al.
de- men are chosen in the odd numbered wards only
Wards. Aldermen. Superisors
Moses 8. Beach. VIM Csgger.
2 Francis Marley
3-Aoees +. Odell. Robt G. Anderson.
d Stephen Haynes
6-RoSert Furey. Edw Galley
Vim. Marin. Edw McKtterick
O. Jas. r. Del Veccho.
John Stansbury. 3. G. jackson.
g. Levi G. Hidreth.
9-rbos. +. Green. John FLziinmOns
10 Samuel Smith.
il-John Dayton Jas. Keumore
12- Jas. Mccormick,
l3-,Ias. r. Taylor. Dennis Kelly.
Ia John Flaherty.
l5-AndIew Marshall John j. Wolff
10 Alex. Ham ton.
17-Wm. III. Mesoroe. Hawy q. Ounstead.
49, John Garrison.
l9-James D. Sp,rkman. And. !. Spencer.
Mr.. Sparkman has since declined to serve as cand
date.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-27
Marine Court.

1t is probable that, IN consequence Of circumstances
which there s human control, the Marine Court
may not be opened for business Monday Judge May
pard rs indisposed Judge Mccarthy is in Florida by the
advice OF his physicians for the benefit of his health and
Judge Thompson received despatch from the North
Saturday. stating that relative ut the point Of
DEATH The members Of the bar and the other freads
Judge Mccarthy viii be glad hear that his brief soourn
the Southern climate relieving HIM from the opposition
under which he nbored when he left few weeks since
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-27
Commissioner Of Emigration.


pILAPIDATED STATE OF CASTLE GARDRN-LICENsEs
TO MIGRANT RUNNERS AND STEAMBOATS,.
At meeting Of the Commissioners OF Emigration, held
Wednesday evening at the ONCE in Worth street, the return
presented showed total Of engrsns arrived TO the 2Sd
March, Of $780, compared with STA TO the date in
1858 The balance in bank and receipts the 23d March,
inclusive Of Communication 10 passengers, amounted 10
$i2leo TheScurrent expenses, disbursements, etc., TO
March 49, were s2s,l4 "a, showing m ovordraft Of
slo,sS7 49, communication was received from the
Superintendent Of the emgrAnt depot at Castle Garden
setting forth the dangerously decayed condition Of that
place. The floors were nearly all rotten we'll tho
columns sustaining the roof which is great danger Of
falling in. Life and limb put jeopardy while the
expense for repairs would be comparatively small The
condition OF the wharf also alluded being OF
order especially the north sde The matter was referred
TO the Committee on Csstle Garden.
The committee TO whom Was referred the proposition
for granting cepses TO certain steamboat and passenger
runners reported favoraby, recommending the appoint
The act empowering tho Commissioners Of Emigration 10
grant these licenses provides that the person receiving
bond with two sufficient sure.iss in the penalty OF ave
hundred dollars, conditioned for the good behaviour and
the observance by him Of the provisions Of this N the
ers Of Emgrat on, the may The money thus
received or collected said bonds shall be for the benefit
?. q ss n sy s:s
and in such time and manner IS said Mayor, or in the
city or New York, a. such Commissioners shall pre-
scribe with The words "Iiceusod Emigrant Runner"
acribed thereon with HIS and the number Of his
license. No person who In not Of approved good moral
character shall be licensed such Every person
who shal solicit alien emigrant passengers or others Tor
the benefit o. boarding houses, passenger Offices or for
or vessel bound Or aScu 70 prccsed 70 any port NOT within
the State OF New York, for any person company
selling or oerfng for sale passage tickets contracting
or vessel upon any street, lane alley upon any dock
pier or public highway, or In any other place within the
corporate bounds Of any city IN this State upon any
may have Jurisdiction, without such license shall BE-
deemed guilty Of misdemeanor, and shall be- punished
by imprisonment In the county prison or a not less thar
three months, exceeding one year.
The Board soon after adjourned,