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New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31

The Board Of Supervisors yesterday approqri-
ated $500 900 for new Court House, settled their
tax levy at S3,6'5, 593 90, and adjourned for the
year. Ii appears from the proceedings that No5srs.
McSpedon i Baker have obtained q considerable
portion Of the $4,000 from the County lrcasu-
r,r for services the Record Com -siruLrs, Wlc
the Supreme Court refused to grant them man
damus compelling the Supervisors T. pay. This
payment was made in advance, the printers giving
bonds to refund the amount in case the mandamos
was denied The Supervisors now walt to know
if McSpdon & Baker have repaid any OF ihis all
ya1ced money TO the County Treasurer. We dou5.
not that tle public are also Interested in tins qHes-
ton, and It might perhaps be as well TO inquire az
the same TINE by what authority the funds %
the County are paid out through other than the
proper channels, and upon duly certified vouchers p
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31

The Albany Atias and 1rgas desires, so it say',
10 abandon the slavery agitation aod 10 return
" to questions Of governmental administration.
No wonder The Attas il tired OF an agitation whie
ia party forced upon the country SIX years az
when il passed the KGnsas-Nebrsska BIZ, and
Which il has maintained ever since, having just
now wasted a month Of the time of Congress in
reedessly keepUg up the excitement. No wonder,
how that the party BY perfectly natural process,
has brought itself toto the slough OF Dsuniou and
Treason, and that the people are everywhere re-
solving to burl it from p0Wer Which i Ia so per
yeried and di.graced, that re Aads should w-h
20 change the subject. W. ~re happy TO believe
that il will BE- ehansed; bu, tae preliminary VIII
b. the banisbment 10 the oi rer OF crgate life
Of tha, whole gan + bean ies' Gticel gamblers
and bumbuss of qrh The IN the Orgs8.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31
MMcnrsTEK.s GENlME HYrorHosPnTEs.

Or JHrHtHILL oFkIlIIt hFhtDI'I
F0r CONsUnPTiOS, Diseases Of the Aerg0n aud Blood Sy
tens General Debility Dvspepsi1 Ailfs1 BrOnchtis and
JAN disorders depandeat on imperfect or impaired N1rifi5
Ey- Tic good faith Of NJ VCHEsrERt statements be
iayls.ig relied on Horace GREELEr "Mr WScHEsrER
WORTHY ola confidence ID. MEEEDfTH EEEsE ~ D. LID
PRicEs ONE add Two dollars per bottle. For sale Whoeae
ard Retail No a. John where Dr. ClUrch Treatise and
neg Circular can be obtained qdt Let sufferer delay
sud for hem Sod IN Philadelphia by Calender Co.. ID and
Warutstz. Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31

As the year draws to a close, the Common Coln-
ell are hurry lrg up their business. Both branches
Yesterday held protrac;ed sessions. Undoubtedly
the Yonkcrs Railroad bill would have been pa ,ed
over the Mayors veto, but Tor the ecau-oliry
Injunction clapPed upon tle members by the parties
in interest. A number Of Health Wa-ders aP-
pointed some months AGO BY The City Inspector
were confirmed, 10 enable them 10 draw their sala-
RES. The Controller recommended the add ~
SIZE, ,eJO to the tax levy. foEtIe qtres oftla 10
lew policemen authorized n y; RsYqri Of SUPER
yisors, which was laid oy,.wt lhe tx levy. t.
salary of the Deputy C,GtrslIer wa. rls,i 90
$500. ofthe Controllers CletS t5-'<3 200 Of the
Auditor Of Accounts % c-@lA;,. ari OF The Re-
ceiyer Of Taxes 70 gNp. llftSater Farve!or
= -. -. g..
was thought worth -, Jla Sy-ar and it was voted
10 him. II is believed that Mayor Tamaun VIII
veto all Of these incre2ses n salary. after confirm
ing Mr.. Andrew Y. Stout syslty Gnamberlain, tie
Common Council .aGrerraei Ill tins afternoon.
To-day being the l,.s.of the session, WI uldOUJ.-
dy be very protraesed.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31

Senator Seward reached his home, at Auburn,
Yesterday afternoon at about 81 O'Clock. Iia was
warmly greeted B., large numbers sof citizens NJ
every .toppirg place along the line Of ths Central
Railroad, and on reaching Auburn met with q
cordial reception from his friends and leigLOors.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31

The steamer North Britou from Queenstown tie
18th inst. arrived at Portland early ,es'rrd0.
morning. Her news Is one day llter than 'ie Ara
COS; consequently there is but little Of Importance
TO note. The representative 20 the ElroT on Con-
gress We're arriving AT Paris Arrangements are
being De g5toted win the Belgian, Prlssan, Aus
uian. AID Bavarau Government, .or t.' traaE-
mission Of mails othe United States by Tue Canadian
line Of mail steamers, via Queen town, 100 '-" ,2uc
manner as adopted b. the French Goyerml. e. \
Hungarian Journal had been warned. DO rols.-
quence Of the publication of violent articles a-l1 1st
the Austrian Government, and tie Fifth Corps
d'Armee, now in Italy had been ordered % Hun
gary, at the disposal Of the Archiule Albert. 4
holy war had been proclaimed i'm Morocco, in JcjC-
10 rally tie Moors at the seaport towns % ds,,ud
their cour Try. The marriage Of Gariball bad been
authoritatiye.y cout-aicted. Bread-ruls qlet
and heavy. Consols 9Js a. 95i tI dividend.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31

II j. said that Judge Roosevelt has changed tIs
mind, and has now de6nit.vey accepted the Office Of
United Sta-es District-Attomey, and viii enter on
its duties after New Years. This VII relieve Nr.
buchanan Of the bother of filling the vacancy.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31
Ggrk.T FIRE IN BrFKMAN-sT.

GREET FIRE IN BEEkMAN-ST.
NkS-NOK2 Dec. 30. 1889.
Mes.rs. h. &. WmDFR Co.
No iJl bEpADg
pleasure add testimonial %
Tie neI its of tue Justly celebrated WILDER PATENr StLAN'N
pE sAYE alter exposed 20 the nteuse heat FOR TIE
sras f TpIk7A--N tor % the burning wreh1us, No
81 EeesranL, Gud opening the same, all ny books
rapers bank bi insurance pohCie Sc, &c, ~ Eei 1rd
ID. EpksHL
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31
Irtu91ork Dailp Gribn,te.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1850.

II 4 LsSrr No ~ Fast MARKET square REAnfvs Pa ha-
TIE DaILT sEsiW fEELr aud EEsLf tribune. 'or .r.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31

THEATRIcAL.-- Green Bach WA revived st
Laura Keenes vs. Pit, and plsy ID very acoePtaoiy.
j will BE- repcslej .-nght. The Heart Of hino-
than y IN prsrals 30. nd Sp soon b. PFodnceE'
@ith Laura Keen Ca Agnes Robertson a. she Deans
gifs, and the .ul 9vngth Of DhS company N me '~S'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31
Dr. WIsrARIs BMsAM on VIM CuERRy.

Fs sptsoved spfrcc-ed and veI known raey he oes'
sas for ss usr. rapid and rernaneu' cure o.
Coughs Colds Brouciis IgoaP WhoopngC0ogh Astioi''
Blodisg TIE lurs. Throat. hosIsness ana sSefy %
~ Yvl.no.ary Agsc,n sul Cot.rupaa. Wines the th,~
sud vho s SAss gsgediss aed ana tves And e14e h
ma ..-.,
Thers srs xorl-ss ecp,f's Puroa4s ep1 'o'i rrsrea
bya W. FowX Co, b7ssou ~a''s Pf'a'sa "'-' - w
soa h Hes.Yosk BY BARSE- 4 PAsK r. C. Wa, CO.
HxanxasG Co. scniSFySLIN. hSotHsss - AS''os
RsHi, aad By rs., sA lsls'' sTsy$'-'' ia ~ Al
c0eUlsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31

CRIsTADOROS HAlR-DYL, WIGS and lOuPEES,
surpass s In either heUisphers. H' asoment o. LadeF
Long BIads, Erorts Haf Niyz. etc Is complete hs
pendid Dye spped by e1Ieeucd artists to tne ssac3n
o every Manufactured and '9d at No Ast2l-toass
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31

Tron ~. G. n. GtEpNNR funcip. Of the R1sc'' FslAs
I,stitots y j.: save bceu ahrrd with brouchitt d1oi
Tie psst Nhsc-. and found rsht uuih loaud yoAl
sTRocHsNfn Browns BRONCHIAL lRcchEs, OF 10 80
IotxSos eo sale thT0y shog; e United States eSe y
al Dlurrists.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31

"KSOCKs AND NOSES s the title OF holiday
fsTcs but Knox aod Besd i. 40 every day pay n ~
M. vas but his superb WvrpE AZ heads of al
peil-dresssd citizens One Of them makes tine present
GoLp SLEEVE BUTTONS AND STUDS.
cAssuyoIz, cazEo. Btoopsross. EsisuaO'
ETSs.@s' p,.so.b, easss' eassiF AaaIs n.1sh'
H4n, coRssLD.s,
For sale lov, By GEo ALLss Ne as BIe4a~sy.
MosT ACOgPTABLg
rsSx.G
Osovss & B.xxRs
gAssLr
gzsse MlosuEs
No 'ss BasAoFAr.
E.~-Yors.
No ls PgGoSsE.
Brootlyn.
HOLLOwAY'S OIETHENT cures the worst case ot
hoaeness Ia few hours Applied 70 the throat and chest i VII
eIee,usiy c.ls asnr- aa o'' G i ~ 5i ~ a. ~ bst sI5
oIzan, Of respiration. "
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
end FrEysHISe GooOs EvAss' extensive Clothing Ware
house.
Frrro, md sr,re
il row being sold al Tremendous bargains,
RETArr.
Those no. vet provided with Winter Garments rnsy
requested 70 call being asred tai hay suited ia every
respect, and Is per cent.
HOLIDAY PRESENT.
Something Useful Ornamental. oftsl. " snted.
Always kindly remembered Or lss good otess
Of
HrNPHHEYs's SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES,
with Manual OF Directions f)r Family Use.
L costs bur ~ or s5 aud vii br O relief aud so-
a. for ears. r HUNPHKEYs & Co..
No. So Broadway, and 5y DeaIera
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31
FoUNTAIN's lNDIA STORE, No. b55 DR.

Saws scArps CatNs LscQUEK, CCRioSiriE> sc Alii
S dian and FG,pch tANs every e Aso si'lc' OF ta
'''A''' n '''''' FetSr,rSs 4 Co.. NO 6's srosdvsy
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10
ELA1a 81 HaO YVES,

WE BEG LEAVE to inform friends and
" the public in general, that having made
largo -l'''3us to oar already extensive Stock,
a.. s-'' ~aoared to furnish them with all articles
connected '.ifi the Wood and Willow Ware Line,
al prices ta lefy competition.
In aadition also keep full and complete
.zorsu5sat OF rope. cordage and twnes, consisting
oi MANILA, hemp and cotton rope. linen and cotton,
sail twine machine twne, wrapping tNinc, etc
Traders are respectfully invited to call aud
anime our Stock before purchasing elsewhere, as
they will find Larger assortment to select from
am at lowerpriees than any other House in the city
Ia-ch Ism
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10
IMPORTERS & JoRRERs in DRY G00ns


Corner OF Battery & Clay streets. San Elanc:sco
AVE now landing and III store
I 200 BsleS - inch Brown j!rllis.
100 Ralcs $6iuca R- -,sv! S.,rctiags
lOd Bales No ut"1 pT.5,
500 EaIcs M 80 i3uei.
20 Bale. Raven Duck,
- Cases hcr!imSr Prints,
10 Cases Prague Prints,
10 Cases Pacific Prints
10 Cases Dunncii's Prints.
&c Cases ani "a na1rl,sd ~hirtn0s
10 Cases O.. - 7lfi a D'eachcd Shirtings,
% Cases Blue Dlilis,
- Cases Blue Icuir<.
10 Bales Hirkor. S-.iD.s
- Bales 2, T. and - tiosiure
10 Eales Scarlet. .'Inc ar} tits, Flanuels
10 Bales 3 tliaral!r ~ uitu tlautg'
t1.cs Cobu.-" sni Ndr.rcs
Cases Wool auj .aii Woo Tiuits
Gases Blue and Black AlparaS
10 ases g'aciSc-uayy styieS De Laines;
; Gases. all wool now styles do
Cases French Ncriurs,
1000 Bay State Plaid Shawls
1000 Cashmere and plain wool Sha,vls
Plain, Figured aad Plaid silks
And a large assortuaeu: st1lhrr Dress Goods
BLANKETS-ln0G pair White Green & bluc Mackioay,
1900 Pair BIZ. TBB and SIG Blankets
1000 Pair cheap Grey Ens,li~h Blankets
1000 rair cheap blru Engi;-h BluIcts
500 Pair Scarlet ei-a blankets
6G0 pair 81. 10 Il and lai Win. Bed Blankets
Clothing and Furnishing Goods
1000 doZ Neriro and all " ooi s ici,s
500 doz Satiiet and Jean Pant-
SEQ dcz Duel AMI Cottoaair Pants
800 doz Hickory and heck shirts
500 doz Calico aud White Dress Shirts
500 dnz Ovcra!l~ aud jumpers.
Black AVID Fancy a era ats, cckrias. SIN TIA Tkcr.
chiefs. SaSpcnicrs, an' variety of other articles
too numerous mention Forsale ioyybv
J5NSOF. POTD e co.
Corner Battery and Clay st
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10
How One Feels After taking it.

FTER taking it general glow of warmth is felt
n through the chest and body. strength in the limbs
mental clearness of IDEAS memory. and eXhilaraton
ofsprits; few days the patient finds that univcarl
strength. mentally and bodily has gradually assumed
part of him; that disease of every kind has left him
his blood through his veins thn rich and
pure his liver before torpid, is active his ideas
clear anducid his hand and nerves firm, he feels
pable ofany exercise Thus have Iseen many very low
from exposure from disease, debauchery, excess &c
rene ed wonderfully byit.
SOLD by every wholesale endretall Druggist in ali
forna. Price SIS; two for s..
fy@ AUTION-Buy only Quart Bottles. See that
the Signature of J. WEBER NJ D. & Jones is on the
outside wrapper and blowninthe glass. Buy other.
November ), S5S-tf
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10
ARRANGEMENT OF THE
.. ". r. H.

ON AND AFTER THE FIRST OF APRIL, 1859,
~ the trains of the Sacramento Valley Railroad
will leave as follows, viz
The Passenger Trains.
Will leave the Depot at foot of street. at Sacramen
to at O'Clock, A. NJ, and P. NJ.
Will leave Folsom daily Sundays excepted at It
NJ. II NJ, and 81 p. NJ.
On Sundays will leave Sacramento at A NJ, and
T. NJ. will leave Folsom at A. NJ. and p NJ.
'sWhat Cheer House"
Regular the Road. 81 each way.
Excursion Tickets Sundays, out and back, 81 90.
Freight for Folsom
VIII be taken up by every tram, except on Sundays
Up way freight by the . P NJ. train only.
Freight must be delivered at the Depot, foot of
street half hour before the departure of trains else
it will be retained for the next train
Rates os rcight--ti pward, 50 per tor, to Folsom
d" Downward, $3.50 Qor stone) per
nto Saeramcnto
The \ NJ train from Sacramento connects with
yes for all following named places a1d
gers procuring tickets the ticket Office in Scrane
to, W IL be sent through the saI-e day
The stages from all Of the following named places
connect with the 10 train from Folsom, arriving IN
Sacramento ONE HOUR BEFORE THE SAN
FRANCISCO BOAT LEAVES
Nevada. Grass Valley, au"uIn,
Iowa IIiu Forestcity Downievile,
Orleans Flat, Ophir, Soid hiA,,
Illinoistown Yankee Jim's Greenwood
GEORGETOWN. Mormon Island. Colomai
FL Dorado Diamond Springs, flacerville,
Prairie City, Michigan Bar, cooA b't;,
Wallis Digginrs Live Oak City, Arkansas Digging
Willow Springs, Drytown, ni,, Ai11lof,
Sutter, Jackson, l4u"ie'o"";
J. ROBINSON, Superinte ndent
Sacramento, April lo39-tf
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10
Daily Stage Line.
FROM NEVADA TO WASHINGTON

r>@S4AfR On and after Jan l. 1856 the above
4Ia.SSs-szaS s Line viii run as f'llows
Leaving Nevada, Mt ( O'Clock A. NJ and passing by
Mountain Spring House Horgan's, Cold Spring White
Cloud, Gold Hill and p7 and arriving at Washington
by O'Clock in the afternoon
1t is the NEAREST and BEsr ROUTE to Washington,
Omega, Scotchmans Creek Poor Mans Creek and
Eureka.
Returning the stages viii leave the SOUTH YgBA
HOTEL every morning ocluck, and arriving at Ne
by o'clock p NJ. connecting with the California
Stage Co.'S Coaches for Auburn, Sacramento Marysvile
and Shasta
Office-Soutt Yuba Hotel, Washington.
\. s. OIIN, PROPRIETOR.
VS.. McReBERTs. Agent Nevada.
Nevada Anril 18Th. Shift
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10
4 CAUTION TO TIE PUBLIC.
London Cordial Gin Club House Gin
Schiedam q Medicated Schnapps! !

>
Under the above and similar titles, the quor-lnizers
ofthis city botling large quantities of aduerated
unwhosomc trash costing but little which they hope
to realize large profits by selling in California.
Avoid all compounds Some skiifully prepared
pass for good Liquor except with the best judges
If you would be safe, only the long established, re-
nowned, genuine Holfs SchiedGr 4ro1aa,ic ScdNGPqS.
UDOLpIIO WOLFE Sole Importer.
22 Beaver street, New York
August 49, Is1s-tf
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10
n
READ AND REFLECT.
Dr. C. H TaZar's Gard tn the kf1inted


Quick Cure and Low Prices at the Es-
tablished Office, Sixth-street between
J and X streets.
DR ToZEE returns his thanks to his numerous
patients for their patronage, and would embrace
this opport 'nity remind them that he continues
consult ON those difficult eases Of VENEREAI which
have haicd the skin of Of the most celebrated
ply scla rs of The and upon which he has NEPEP
FAIIED TO PERFOP.I 4 RADICAL CURE
DIR. TOIER'S reputation physician stands
equaied Ills exclusive aatcution to- diseases of the
Gonto Urinar! Organs for many years renders him
perfect master of SypAulitc diseases.
DIR TOZER has. it is well known, taken pa biz ats
from ofthe Eraee Reso1r them Perfect
Hath He further states that he deems it sufficient
attract the attention oithosc who mi ght need the
wees of physician in ALL CASES, not particularly
those enumerated in the advertisement excepting they
would test my merits as practitioner. and the result
OF my practice has been thus far satisfactory my pa
ticnts and myself. Nor do deem it necessary TO fill
columns of newspapers with fulsomc, empiric and
homhastc advertisements protesting my ability heal
all diseases flesh is heir to- for do that must be
something than man. but to give those that aIe
afflicted with Nencreal Chronic nd other diseases to
understand, from long expert euce am f y compete
to treRt them successfully.
Iofer genuine fraudulent certificates orr rpufs of
my superior lihcations. pTdcttion neither do
assume the medical honoIs to which am entitled Int
merely ask those who diseased to readthe Different
advertisemen relating to tho of private Ises
and judge for themselves where to apply for relief
(Ay rooms so arranged that can be con ulted in
private at all hours or the day, from clock A; NJ un
til3PM. 49,
Personswith Chronic Diarahoea Dvsanterv. Ner.
vons Debility, Low Spirits Lassitude. Weakness Of
the limb back Indisposition Loss of Memory Ayers
Dizziness headache. pain side, Election ofthe the
eyes, Pmples the face, Sexual and other mfr
mites in Mrn Sc, will fndi Important to consult DIR
CHAs HrozER, at his office, Sixth st, between &
K, Sacramento,
c. II. TOZER, NJ, D.
November ). 1858
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10
UDOLPHO WOLFE'S
SCH NJ A. = S.
Medicinal Drink of EminentlY

CALUTARY QUALITIES, manufactured by himself
- exclusively at his Factory at sehiedam Holland
and wen during the last twelve years throughout
all the Atlantic and Western States.
II is made from the best Barley that be selected in
Europe. with tha of an aromac Italian berry
of Acknowledged and extraordinary medicinal proper
ties. 1t has long since acquired higher reputation
both in Europe and America. than any other diurac
beverage.
Analysed .tis perfectly prre Liquor, nits effects a
mild and whoIsome tonic. 1t is extensively used and
approved by the medcafacuty the temperance people
heads of families. &c.
In Gravel Gout, and Rheumatism, in distractions of
the Bladder and Kidneys, and in General Debility
not only aremedy for these aladies but in all
which they produced by drinking had ater which
is almost versaly the cause of the it acts
For Fever and Ague it is ofthe most eficacious
preventives that can beresorted to
The aromatic Scheidam Schndpps,
consequently in great demand by persons travelling,
about settle in new parts of the country especially
well as by many in every community where it has
become known, account OF its various other RENE
dial properties
In ali cases of Dropsical tendency. it is generally
the only remedy required when adopted in the early
stage OF the disease
In dyspepsia maadies, when taken in proper quanti
diet drink and especially at dinner it is found
by uniform experiences to be eminently ecacous in the
most obstinate when the best of the usual
remedies have failed to afford more than temporary
lief In ofFlatulency, it an immediate and in
variable specific and may be administered in diluted
and proportonate quantities to Young Infants in
an tno>e lIuNNisHls o'silpins 'HiH the stoHVH
bowels to which hey are especially subject as well as
the cllolie Of grown persons.
lis udicious adoption in connection with the principal
meals when Of exhaustion dictates its use,
never relieve the debility attendant upon pro-
tractcd chronic naadies low temperament and exhaust
ed vital energy by whatever induced These are
facts to which many of the most eminent medical men,
both in England and tho nited States, have borne tes
mony, and which coroboratcd by the highest writ
ten authorities.
Put quart and pint bottles in of dozen
with my the bottles cork and fac simile of my
signature on the label
For sale by all the respectable Druggists and Liquor
dc acrs in California and Oregon.
UDOLPHO WOLFE Sole Importer,
No. 90 Beaver street. New York
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10
Roaa sE-saza t2to-aeD4
a Case ofG~oat Hoa1y rain, Agao, De

s. Jas5 C4 Great .l-t-y sin, Asue, De-
.an5 Dyso=7ail Cu.eh!!
&- u. T |'-i;.- . Merchant Ia.iorof opAir,
30 ,ls S.tte- -,r,-. >.l 9Th l~a4, that Two Bot
LES q Dr- Wehger's >- Z r1red Mr.. J G. E7ens,
Of he same Tiace ofrAI-5 ~ EHH BODY. Iy-ptp-
sa, Chill and Haabin- Co b. tr-e.hcr with general
Debility, NeCraiei" and itas 'rtftr -1.As
DE- James Bonnaut lilies 10 n Of q. sole
case Of deeayei manhood, c-here the -'., nerves
memory and the whole pLy-.ql. was psosra q hy
its use.
Mr.. James Freeman, TokclG2n2 l-it svs -
My feeling was an exhaustion. Want Ci -auc.h
torPor. want OF Vigor. appetite anil 90 nj
bic feelings. One bottle OF Your Cordial gti- and
Three have entirely cured me-
We could give Fifty other certificates uo'iih-tauf-
ing that most persons % about being noticed
but the above must satisfy any reasonable per n.
g The Reeder is consciontiousiy assurce e. & this
really extraordinary Panacca is al /. is repre- nted
and is not OF the Nostru1ns of the CAV ~. tSc
afflicted try il, and they viii be thaulfI for having
done 1t IS warranted to be uninurious 30 the
delicate constitution, either age contain
mercury other mineral. Il is put up, very highly
contrated. in Quart Bottles,
PRICE-Threc Dollars; Two Bottles for $500.
PARK q WHITE, Agents
San i-cJ
VERY IMroETASr CAUTIoy-Beware Of Daugerous
Couaterfcts and limitations Look that the namos Of
T. JONES. and J. WEBER is the top OF tue iu
side wrapper and blown in the Glass Bay other.
April |, ls59-3nis
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-10
NEW AND IMPROVED DIARIES
The Howard Association.
Philadelphia.


a BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION Established by
Spccisl Endowm for the Relief of the Sick
rcssed, afflicted with Viruent and Epdenical disease
times Of Epidemcs. it is the object ct This Instiiu-
ton to establish Hospitals, 20 provide Nurses. Ply
scians Clothing, Food Medic mes. &c for the sick
and destitute, to take charge Of the orphans deceased
parents and 90 minister in every possibl the
lief of the afflicted and the heath Of the piic large
/. the duty of the directors suCh times, vi il
personally the infected districts and provide and
means of relief. Numerous physicians act
ing members Of the Association. USUALLY enrol their
its Books, subject to be called upon attend
its hospitals, free of charge.
In the absence Of Epidcmics. the Directors have
thorized the Consulting .urgeon to give advice and
medical aid to persons suffering under Chronic d>
of Nruent cha acter 9rlsng from abuse of the physi-
cal powers nal treatment, the effects ofdrugs. &c
Various reports and Tracts the and trea
mcnt Of Chronic Diseases by the Consulting Surgeon,
have been paoshed for gratuitous distribution, and
viii be sent free Of Charge. to the afflicted.
Address, for Reports or treatment, Or George r.
Calhoun Consulting SurEeon, Howard Association. No
South Ninth Su ect, Philadelphia, Ia.
BY order OF the Directors.
EZRA UEARTWELL, Pres't
GEORGE FAIRCHID, Sec'y. l9-ly