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NM mis- method q Informing the citizens Of Richmond ~
i F'h.r l' ihat have received will ronti1,e ~
Hl'r Tor .Nrral weeks 20
'n .'r GOODS which u has g,oI ''
800 AZ D., cal aud take look 80 NV
,Nll'n, can please ur fssiou- and a., a. - "
hrN rgec Of at I.aa "a ~ ''spheH-
ss's. 100 pat, OF elegant - we ~ ''"'A con
Two HYun,-i Sils Enhsg
kich Brocslc asI Hayadrrr siIk.
ittin aud tFurrI siIkt
llain ana Eaysd-rv popipg
Paris Printed DsLains-.
Pole DcCheyrsu
Ftysderes and Plaid Vaisnr,s
b"'a'ne Robes sud Double skirfs
.-rynhis' Good u all grades
'IolHs. 'assmsres and Nsstura
lush Linens, very cheap
Pin" BED blankets.
s'rstHt-' DO large assortment
'pN"'E, NsItss, ami Table u,up,st
'iliN'r 'htl fss "a
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StLE or LAND.--Win be sold on the Is,b d,y %, y
=. inner, ' on the premises, and living In CO..
~ 4hy. az. ming the land. u Wri,,i-r .y NC.,
- ''e containing about - land has on A -,
- N nous" II Tie shout - miles R-aver,r, Ar,ps
ia 81 We, Jane, ryrr canal The Land has upon II aRd
"''1i"F good heart. IN tl'r
sue L. ihd-r trr~"c % Golchilnd Circuit Count T,-
Ai""i' ON day oistir sesl-sGE JOHN CRAGwAiL ,,'
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NNIIIrI anTrnn IIn.,

w White Cotton Hose, ats
white Cotton Hose. Ia 81
White Cotton Hose, ~ price, and .,,..
liack nliN n aud TIose an L.. -
Raw Sit frr lined "A, wv ''@'' an" INaNNlf'
white and
Msriuo and Lamb'4Waot A. p-,,
''ai tlitLEs a CUEypuy tgI ~
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DRANDIES--

WyhNNDTEN--
- -. Hr9ne London Docs Vintage 1854 1910 mp 10 1871
Safetlc Pale Brandy, Vintage i1gS. In and t.frs
llkfi Nhsiilior Co, Pale, Vintage
Most 81 The above Brandiss
I'M years ago and are Ear superior any be- had nov i
wv" q. CRAM,
Successor % w ram
- No 2 Eurt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-27

OAb The depot ~ ths New YORK snd Richmond Coal G. 30
a. slunle ~ he upper end ~ Street and oI,po.
sprnsst & i Tsl supplied from their Deep ~ an
.fs hnfs viii All The usnai kinds Tor sale F.v M.
'"ith Run 81 The Mines. aud Hard Coat ..s,l a..
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27

Love ovteoskiss the Up tina: apart unfurls.
While. gsten e. snowy teeth, like spotless pearis
Such breath. such teeth, every ..oye would suit
Are made by Lafonts Jamaica Soap Tooth Root.
And the worst hair soft, fnc. and dark does live,
Touched by Jones Corsl Hair Restorative
And pure cesE skin is given, from which defects elcpc
When washed with Jones I:ali,n Chemica Soap
~ Yes, and the Price is only % and 50 cents -Ac,
Iyoald that could induce every Red, Coa-s. D:.y
or dirty haired person tp Try Jones' Corr Hair A
storative once; the efestthc dark, silky, rich iu'
rous look gives scalp is once freed Of dane
ruff, the harris forced to grow. Any one who usff
this economical article will never any other.
VIII, DISHES BEAUTIFUL TEETH - White, Ec'!she'i
and Clean. all tartar aud and scnloration removed tbs
ouies: breath rendered and pure and the soret
spcngy gums made hard and heanhy sach iaaec 81.
TO use Lafonts Jamaica Soap Tooth Root Componr.
This admirable dentriacc lathers kc Soap, sc. I.
beautiful to the taste
Red, Coarse Erupive. Tender skin, is made vhi,c,
Fine aad s.ft s. , childs BY that superb smoli!ea
JONES' ITALfaE CHEMICAL SOAP. Ills sps
for washing infants, and beautiful for Shawn, mss
ing rich. thick, lasting lather
~ P;sce reduced to 25 Cents
Tie above be- utifu' preparations arc sold ri H.,
above Prices BY every respectable Druggist IN CAs
fornia
PARK & WHITE, Assas.
San Francisco, April l-3n
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27
cOlfStable'S Sale,

DY virtue of Execution delivered issued from
ID the Court # w Smith, Esq. acting justice of
the Peace in and for the county aforesaid beang date
May 18TH 1859 satisfy Judgment rendered ny said
Court the l2th day Of May 1853, in favor OF Evhard
Melce and against Moses McCarey for the SUN o s9 ~
debt, interest," damages an costs of suit nave taken
in Execution and will sell to the highest bidder ir eash
the following escrbed property wit All the right
title AMI Interest of Moses Nc arey in and To certain
mining claims situated Fly creek in the Town
ship of Nevada and known AS the Fly Creek claims
Also all his right title AMI in and lot Of min
ing claims Masquito creek In the township Of
Neya IA and known AZ Also all his right
title and interest and a certain wat Ditch which
CONVEYS water from Big Deer Creek to said claims
will sell the at the Court House door in New vad
city, public auc.ion, F..1DAf June lOth between
O'Clock, A ", and5 O'Clock p, N, Taken Is the prop
erty said defendants satisfy the above demands and
aceruing costs. }. b. GRAY, ConstAoie'
Nevada, May Goth, e59.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27

Men uiM "Sir Shooters" in Marip
o.a.-The sight of men about town with
six shooters strapped to them is not I'M
common of late-and a more disgraccfui
exhibition is not to be observed in civil
lied society-one cannot get over the
idea that the wearers contemplate killing
somebody. The necessity does not ex-
ist for the carving Of such weapons
The practice thereof marks the man as
one afraid, either of lis kird as COM
mou coward or as one who is bur,hened
with guilt and fears deserts. Officers
nre to he expected in this practice as
we'll as travellers; bat common sense and
common decency should dictate to the
latter the propriety Of laying off such al
annendage as a six shooter, on their ar
irving in a atown especially-fnrther, the
necessity hardly exists for the rrying
Of weapons When going from camp to
camp about the country. The roads
and trails arc generally safe. and man
has little to fear anywhere, if he behaves
himself at all Observation-Disclosures
Gazette.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27
HYDROPATHY

The success and advantages of Hydropathy the
old system of poisonous drug medication we'll known
In the of Water. DR. Smith does not rely upon old
alone. bur upon water of all temperatures ac
cordng the strength of the patient and TIE Of
the disease in connection with all other hygenic
ditons such Air; Electricity. Diet, Rest, Exercise
etc Neither does he believe water viii wash out ali
Diseases Allopaths ignorant malicious
enough nchsrge upon Hydropataists but water
largely into the constituents Of the body than
all other elements combnedthe born infant being
composed of about NINETY cent water the adult
about EIGHTY per cent. and as water forms about
NErY parts of hundred of tho blood, the iui 4
which supplies every part wi its vitalityconscquent
IL the human system has more affinity with water and
Yields readily its influence than and all
other ee snts kn the matera .dca Those who
we its and give1 it fair trial 90
Plcy ugs Wherever there Is disease. there gen
eraily ini t,a, aud what will absorb heat
,ii ptrely wItor. You who SICK, ask your
.es fthere CAV be any sinity between your systems
. soisonnus Drug. fey years since there was not
q advocate of Hydropathy, now there hundreds OF
.sani, in the United Sates and Europe testify il,
i. behalf. TaY 1T and You will bless the day.
Sacramento, March ie-tf
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27

We beard of family says the Lou
isvilie Democrat. that does credit to our
State. Capt. Thomas Price,.af Level
woods precinct. Larue county, kentucky
is the happy parent of twenty-eight
ihsndsomo children. of whom eighteen
are vaters, and oil 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 a lion
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27
TO THE PUBLIC.

DR.. SMITH having established a arss class Na'r
Cure and Motor ,aihie Ipsiiuan in fis city, and '
great interest in the success Of such ~ lnst''
Ion, based upon natural and rational principles Of
healing at n haretaken charge Of the bu Ine's deps
ment DR. sri.h is graduate Of regularly charter
Medical College, thorough Physician by nature as "s
as education, and can those who consn' ols
and adop. his treatment that they will rroice IN '''
inspiration Of returni-g health, and verf5 all 'ss'
'-l - M THOMAS HsLt;. I.
s.cr,rc,.o u,rcb ,e,f late Of Hill Wooster . >
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27

TIE Good JVyc,-She never crosseth
her husband in the spring tide of his an
ger, but stays till it be ebhing water,
and then mildly she argues the matter
not so much to condemn him as to ae-
quit herself Surely men. contrary t"
iron. are worst to be wrought upon when
they are hot and are far more traeta-
BILE in cold blood. 1t is an observation
of seamcn. that if single meteor or fire
ball falls on their mast. IT Portends III
luck. but iftwo come together they pres
age good success. Be sure in family
it bodcth most bad when two frehalls,
husbands and wife's anger, come both
together Thomas Fuller.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27
CArERPILLARs.-The San Francisco

CArERPrILARs.-The San Francisco
Times, says:
The foliage in our garden, shade trees.
fences. shrubhery, and even our houses
in the suburbs of the city. sidewalks, etc.
are covered with catcrpillars, travelling
for their lives, and eating up every
green thing as they 60. y~>.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27
Dissolution.
.COnStable'S Sale.

CrArE OF CALIFoRSlA-county and Township of
~ Nevads-ss:
BY virtue Of three Executions delivered issued
from she Court Of + w. SMITH. Esq acting JUS
tee of in ead for the County Aforesaid bear
ing date 18th day Of May 1859, satisfy said judg
ments rendered by said Court the 18th day of May
1859 in favor of John Smith for the of s9j %
in favor Of Joseph Anires for fe SUN of St0i %
III favor George Chester foo the sum " and
against Moses McCay Co. for the of 45 90 debt
interest damages andcosts of suits have taken III
Execuiion and will sell to the highest bidder for cash
she following described to VIII All the right, title and
interest the descendants have aud certain lot of
mining claims Situated on Fly creek, in the Township
of Nevada. and known as the Fly Creek Co.'S claims
Also all their right title and interests in and
tain lot of mining caims and the sluces and fixtures
thereto belonging situated on Mosquito creek in the
rnshp of Nevada aad known Also
all their right, title and interest and certain
ter ditch which conveys water iron Bi, Deer Greek
said claims. Also tho right title and interest of
N,ses Mccare ey individually and to the above
tioued property
viii sell a the right, title ID claim thcy have to the
same in frorI Of the Court house. il Sevais City
FRIDAY, june I0ih,' 1855 between the ho.rs OF 8
o'clock, A. NJ and O'Clock, p. NJ, OF said day taken
as the property the above ramed defendants to satisfy
ti,e above demands and accIrins costs.
Given under my hand this 18th Of May 1851
J. B GRAY. Constable
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27

$.
THuMPHREY on DRED.'-Iion
Humphrey Marshal; of kentucky. in
letter to the Louisville Democrat says:
"1 have read the Dred Scott case
often, and thoroughly, think. IL does
not decide that the contitntion carries sla-
into Tertiary. 1t only decides
hat C0hgress cannot Prohi6H from
going. and so I said in reply made to my
colleague, from which l have quoted.
I continue to hold the view then express
ed. and think it can be made Clear In
few words. If the constitution carries
slavery into n 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
The MINT-Tne Herald, OF Friday

The MINT.-Tne Herald, Of Friday,
says:
For the last few days rumor has
been in circulation in tins eity, 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
settlcmenl until November or December
next, and there is no reason now known
TO the officers why it should close ear
lier.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27
IuSOiyent Notice.

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.
L II. Caswcll, county Judge in and for Nevada
c5unty 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, 1882 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 1nsolvent be
STAYED.
- ~ Witness my hand and the seal
~ - # said court this the 18th day of
N T.. S. May, 4: p. 1889.
III RUFUS SHOEMAKER, clerk.
SC PERI. s. Lambert, Dep.
Jas. '"ur~hman. Attv FIR Petitioner. m2o
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27

ACLosE SHor.-Captaiu Tartis who
is said to be the best pistol shot in the
world; sent brill. short time since
says 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
Principal \. Y. Hygeio Therapeutic coller,

z
COMPLIMENTARY REsoLUTIoEs. At She close Of
nf lectures Phrenoogy aud Physiology by
DR. Barlow j Smith, at the Hvgeo Medical College, y
Y the following resolutions unanimously adopted
by the medical class with the request for their publica
ton in the chronological and Water Cure Journals
Whereas We have listened with pleasure ard profit to
course of tures by fellow student DR. J. Smith
Phrenology and Physiology and as we deem the sci
OF Phrcnology connected with Physiology OF tho
utmost importance, therefore
Resolv ed. That in Dr. Smith we recognize teacher of
whom this College may well be proud and that he is
demonstrates.
Resolved, That his discoveries in Physiology claim
our highest attention and regard reformers and
dents Of nature. >
Resolved, That we highly appreciate DR. Smiths ap-
plicatn of fhrepology the stud! aid diagnosis of dis
and that students OF medicine have deriv.
ed principles Of diagnosis which are OF nestiable vaue
bcirg enabled to determine from examination of the
hea y to what particular disease PERSONS proposed:
Resolved, That as the principles Of l'hreuocgy by
which DR.. Smith determines tho healthy diseased
condition Of the boy original, not having been
Claimed sat :orth by any other individual he deserves
great crcGi. f r their disco, cry.
Resolved, That DR. Smith intends 10 leave our in
s.ltutcn soon for permanent residence in California
with the dissemination of these truths and the
principles of fiy gene taught at this College hoar
thy recommend him to the friends Of wherever
h. may locate (Sispedl r HAMILTON ~ d.
Is. W CHIiDs, NJ d j. II PHILLIPS. NJ. y. Comitc
Dr Smith win attend Patients all paris of tie city
far he consistently with he interest Of those
the institution.
Persons can he accommodated with Baths and trca
ment at the institution without board ii desired.
TtinM AS IiIIL will attenl to The business dcp,~
The families OF DR. Smith and Mr Hill will RESIDE il
the institution. and pains expense will be spare,
to make it pleasant and heaithrestoring home
vaids AlinIed number of persons desiring f.,ysio
logical diet can be accommodated
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27
References.

Homeopathy or Movement c,lre.-Of Motor
prathy 1t only necessary say re tt Peter Henry
Ling the orginatorof ;his system Swede, and that
his system has been practsed in Sweden in insttu
tion sustained by Government, for pesyi hffy years,
and that it has rccesved the hFhss; commend
several governments commisions Of inquiry, ard ply
sieans OF the highest stSndtng
Bayad Taylor who vas treated in the institution nt
Stockholm thus speaks Of IL. "Lings system not only
aims al reducing to cienco the muscular development
of the body but by Of 10th active ard passive
movements, At reaching the of the disease and
stimulating the various organs of the body in healthy
action In the former of tht Ling has certainly sue
ceeded there is other system Of muscular training
that VIII bear comparo with his During the time
my attendance could not help but notice the effect of
Tcdiscpline upon the patients especially the Children
qcth we ak and llsess gradually strengthened them
selves the pale and aow took color and lively expires
sion the crippled and paralyc recovered the of
their mhs-in short all with the few exception Of few
hypocoRdsiacs, exhibited very marked improvement
There voluntary exercise. everybody being
exercised upon The. result of my observations and
is undoubtedly the best in the world and that rem
edia agent in all of congcnal weakness defor
nifty, well for those disease which arise from de-
ranged circulation its value scarcely be over-est
mated"
There several institutions in the United takes
tablished this of which viii mention
of Charles F. Taylor. N. D. in New York city tho ceie
braed institution OF Dr.. Hamilton of Roehester n
Exclusively for wonien) and that OF Dr. Haistcd, At
Round Hill, Northampton, Mass.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27
I'crus.

Consult atoms. verbal by letter. 1880. Free
For Board and 1r, atment, per week. $50 &c $50
according to the attention required
Examinations with verbal advice for home treatm 90
written 10 co
Letters Of inquiry promptly answered, and Circulars
sent on applicatiopt BARLOW J. SMITH, IND
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27
NOTICE E,


IL PERSONS KNOW fNG THEMSELVES IN.
n dehted 10 ,he late firm of McltOBERTS, FUN
STON CO.. requested to make payment
,,, w. s. McROBERTS.
Nevass, AprA 20, ls59-tf 80
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27
Nrw York, August l, le.

IUKK, HuSUst 7,
To WEoM IT MAY "0NCRNN This ccriihes that d. .
Barlow j. smth is graduate Of the New York Hygeio
Therapeutic College which college hss regular cha
ter from the Legsa Of the State and is authorized
10 grant Diplomas comforting students all and tn,
priv egcs and immunties in relation to the prac
ice of the iealng that conferred by the Dpio
Of any Alopathic other Medical College In this
country.
Or smith has also devoted much attention to Pbrenoo
gy especially in its connections with Physioog and Pa
thoogy portion Of the tine under the instructions
Fowler Wells Of this city and has abored successfully
a teacher and lecturer on these subjects.
r. 7. TRAIL. ID
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27
Water-Cure and Motorpaihic Estab-
LISaMENT.
ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS
DR.. BarloW J. Smith h,

Graduate of the New rcrs pyro Therapeutic College
Has openeda first class Her and Elo.orpa.hic
establishments in the largs and pleasant; house formerly
occupied by Mrs. Tilden. on
Seventh St between & J Sacramento
The establishment is tire first tbs Psric coa~: that
combines all the advantages NJ Hyg'enlc rd:caio,
and will be equal 10 in the Atsnc States or EuroFc.
By the treatment of DR. h, all curabe diseases,
chronic be cured His theory Of disease got
the old SCHOOL, hence his practcc not to dcs:-ns
the vitality and diminish the 20" srs nj life by the lancet
cupping leeching bsterng, burning pdr2ng and vorn
ting des.rnet;vct real health Those suffer
ing from weak and inAamed Eyes, Bronchial and Ca,asr
hal Affections, Diseases Of the Herrt Lungs Liver Kid
aeys Dyspensia, Consips:ia Apop'esy, Fits. Paral,
SIS Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Eryers of III types, Fever
and Ague, Purid Sore Throat Csopp, Scrcfulous DIS.
rases Piles. Prolapsus In1ammaio! ofhe iiowes Cine
mic and Acute Darrhoea should try the ssvaniages Of
his institution before taking poisonous drugs and thus
fessenng their chances Of permanent recovery Can
GERS cured by an entirely new proccss
BoGe Setting-Dr Smith has knowledge OF tie
noni Sweet of onncetieut md "a the only In Cali
forna familiar with bis peculiar system Water Is by
ar the most eectua curative agent in all cases Of bro
FeTsais DspsrsmeStMTibe tri s' arrangement. @ Of .s.
institution particularly adapted 10 the successful
s .1s & ss I sxs
tenton to this rlss Of diseaseS which, According the
decision S;ae Medical Beard alarnpEly prev
will be accommodated with plsasant and separate apart
ments. the best medical and surgical attention ard
nurses IN the STATE and every coincidence caicula
ted to render parturion easy and natural At less
expense than the ordinary charges ef PHYSICIANS
GYM nasiutn-The institution will hare q Gynna
sium with various appliances adapted to all degrees Of
physical strength where lad either connected with the
institution not ufip and healthy exercise
Electro-Chemical nd Vapor Baths-The
Electro hemical Baths conceded 10 lie valuable
when udcously applied in the effects Of the
Poison OAK, aud other posons, both untrA and yegc
table and in the treatment of Rheumatic, S,rrsfic
Paraytic and Cuaneous disc Ases will be administered
% patients without extra charge. -,
NJ Insanity and other Mental Rersngamsnts
knowedged science Of mind, and being familiar with
thr different emperanents which constitute the basis
mental and physical Wig he Is the better enabled 70 d.
agnose and treat the diseases OF the mindinsany 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 human mind in Its healthy and dseas
ed condition. /
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-01
ICrrirk's Kid >ircn-ihenIn= Piaster>.
The Great Strengthener
AND PAIN DESTROYER.



The Best and Cheapest Nou-ehoia Ren1edy IN tie
HOrid.
These renow' ed Pilsters pains. weakness AMI
distress IL. back sides aud br, asst in five hours
Indeed, certain they DO this. tina: the proprIt
warrants them. Spread from resins, bassnis 3nd
beautiful Kid leather renders them peculiarly
ADAPT Il the fFJagl,s and others. Their
application Is univcr-ai-eqIay To the strong the
delicate woman. and tie feeble infant. To each and
all they will prove bt'u ans blessing Their use is
agreeable. aud without annoy trouble. E.Ch
Plaster will from 10 four months. and in rleu
matte complaints spraius and bruises, frequently eject
when all other remedies fail. Full directions viii
be found the back of each. Public speakers vocal
lists ministers Of the gospel, and others viii strengthen
their lungs and improve their voices Ly tCrGi4y item
on Gisir breast Price l. :. crUtS.
ef Tie above articles sold by all the dealers in
Ottawa and by Druggists throughout The United States
Cznadas and South America. wholesale by all Large
Druggists in ;he principal cities
HEgEICK BROTHER,
aug.1 PTtfctic6i C!s<I.ists, AiJdHy. " +.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-01
Ottapa free Graber
LOCAL. MATTERS.

We are again debtor to Mr. Crandall
Agent in this city of the U. S Express
Company, for California papers by Express
from San Francisco in % days This Elk
press is great institution, and beats Uncle
Sans mail by a week.