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Nevada national., 1859-05-21
PROBATE NOTICE.

AT Special Term Of the Probate Court, held in and
for the County Of Nevada, at the Court House in
the city Of Nevada, OF March Term, A. d. 1859.
Tuesday April 10, A. d. 1859.
Present. Hon. Thos. II. Csswell.
Probate Judge
In the matter Of the Estate of IN reading and a.
DAVID LARIhER, deceased. J " ling the petition
Of c. =. Smith, Esq.
Administrator OF the Estate Of David IArimer, de-
ceased praying for leave sell all Of the property
both real and personal, belonging to said Estate for
the purpose opaying the outstanding Claims against
the same (sad administrator having fled with the
Court his account of the affairs and condition Of said
Estate.
II was therefore ordered by the Court that Mon
day the 23rd day Of May, A. d. 1852 at II O'Clock,
A. ", be fixed for the hearing Of said application
And that due notice be given 10 all persons interest
ed In said Estate TO be and appear before the Probate
Court at the Court room thereof In the city Of Ne
vada. that day, then and there to snow cause II
any they have or why said application should
not be granted prayed.
And that the Clerk hereof give due notice OF the
same by publication In the Nevada National, a news
paper printed aud published in the County OF Nevada
for four successive weeks previous to said hearing
Tii0S. II. CASwElI, Probate Judge.
Atsst-Ru - Shoemaker, Clerk,
BY J. s. Lambert, Deputy. n5o-6w
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sucrusnforrTsGn,

~ rorlT Nr-4h Nh nrTNUus deDIIfYi ION
(snirits Iassitude weakness Of the limbs and
bSek iniisposition and incapAbility for labor ano
study. dulIness Of apprehension loss o. msmoay
tis,,st di,.iness headache involuntary discharges,
pains in the side affections Of the eyes, pimpes on
ihe face. sexual and other inarmities IN man are
.ad .,r,.ar I. i. Crapksy Ills method OF curing
diseases Is new, funknown TO others) and hence the
great success All consultations (by letter OF otner
wise) free Address L. J. CIaPkay, II. d. san rfsn
cisco Caf.cs.is.
Nevada national., 1859-05-21
DisoIutien.

The Copartnersnip existing since March LIST 1855
between KOfiLER a CAC1iOT, at their Shaving Sal
loon. Main street, Grass Valley, was Dissolved on
May ID. 1859.
The Medical, Dentistry and BARRIERS business hav-
ing all, by agreement been shared equally by both
OF said partners, all persons owing any money for
either Of said branches Of business are hereby
notified NOT TO PAY my half Of the same 10 DR.
Kohler who Is not authorized to rebeipt for me,
but only TO my duly authorized Attorney, c. v.
Smith Attorney at Law, Grass Valley.
N. CACH0T
Grass Valley, May 5th, 1850. 4l-ss
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the District Court Of the lIth judicial District, Of
the State Of California.
In the matter Of the Petition OF JOSEPH T MeCI1N-
TUCK an insolyent debtor.
DURsUANT to an order of the Hon. Niles Sesrls,
/ Judge Of the said District Court, notice is hereby
given 10 all the creditors Of the said lnsolven Joseph
McClutock, 10 be and appear before the Hon Niies
se,rls aforesaid in oren Court at the Court Reom
~ said Court in the City and County Of Nevada on
the Sixth day Of June, a. d.. 1883, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ Of that day, then and there to show cause. u
any they can, why the prayer ol sad laseiveh'
sh1nld not be granted and an assignment Of his es
tate be made and he be discharged from his debts
and Ina ahiliiies in pursuance 81 the Statute IN such
case made and provided and in the mean time al
proceedings against said insolyent be stayed
Witness my hand and the Seal OF said Court Il.
Eiehteenth day Of Aprii, A. H., 1859.
RUFUS SHOEMAKER. ciers
n31.tl By wM SMITH, Deputy Clst
nibbie x lansing, Att'ys Ter Peuoner
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Spring Concert.
BY MRS. slGoURNEY

There's n concert a concert OF gladness and glce,
The programme Is rich and the tickets fiee,
In grand vaulisd hail, where there's room and to
spare,
with no gas light to cat up the oxygen there.
The musicians excel in their wonderful art
They have compass voice, and the gamut by heart;
They travled abroad in the winter recess,
And sang to vast crowds with unbounded success,
And nowtis favor and privilege
Their arrival TO hail, and their melodies share.
These exquisite uinsterels fashion have set,
Which they hope you'n comply With and may not
regret,
They don't keep late hours for they've always beer
told
'Twoul II uTe their voices and make them look old
1ley invite you 20 come Il you have a fine ear,
To the garden or grove, their rehearsals to hear;
Their chorus IL full ere the sunbeam is born.
Thsix music the sweetest at breaking Of morn,
~ learned at heavens gate, with its rapturous
Z may teach you, Psrehanee lis own spirit Of
praise.
Nevada national., 1859-05-21

There is yoke of oxen in Monsol Massa-
chusetts, which weighed on the first day OF
January, 1859, 4llO lbs, and on the second
day Of Feb, 4450 lbs, making the remark
able increase in 80 or 80 days, of three hun
dred aud forty pounds.
Nevada national., 1859-05-21

Speaking Of shaving" said pretty girl
TO an obdurate old bachelor, "a ! should
think tnat pair of handsome eyes would
be the best mirror TO shave by" " Yes,
many poor fellow has been shared hy
the" he replied
Nevada national., 1859-05-21

Who his that lovely girl. :" exclaimed
the witty Lord Norbury. in company with
bis friend Counsellor Grant. e Miss Glass," !"
replied the Counsellor. 8 should often be
intoxicated sould place such glass to
my lips"
Nevada national., 1859-05-21
FOR SALE!
! One Fourth Interest in N yalunb bio
4uurrx Will.

ONE FOURTH Of the NEW ENGLAND QUARTZ
W MILL Is offered for sale. Said Mill is situated
in Township No. I, Placer County, one mile below
the mouth Of Humbug Canon and two miles dis
tant from the Pioneer Mill. built by Messrs Walsh
4 McNurtry in is55 snd on the same lead.
The New England Mill is propelled by water-hs.
cne battery in operation aud sufficient power TO
two Arastras and another Battery.
Reference is given 10 Messis Walsh and MeNur-
try ss TO the extent and quality Of the Ledge.
Terms-Two Thousand Dollars, one half down and
the remainder in six or eight months.
JAMES T. HAWORTH.
Nevada national., 1859-05-21

Z" lawyer" said Lord Brougham, face
tiously, Z" is learned gentleman, who res
cues your estate from your enermies. and
keeps ii himself"
Nevada national., 1859-05-21
Honuy Margaret.


,is bAIlerd was originally pubii.hed in tlls Londo
heneum.
The ssn looks down on an hIs flowers,
The faded and the fair;
The sun hath gilt the crested east,
Aud -hineth here aud there;
He peeps into all easemenis,
Aud chambers. every enc.
what news of benny Margaret,
Thou bright and merry sun
Hast thou seen her At her lattice,
Where she welcomes thee with smiles
That makes the world mere lghisome
Than all thy sunny wilesf
1here's hnnet at her window,
Aud fresh aewers at her pane.
Tut thou II know her ~ her merry looks.
That welcomes thee sgain.
O sun, thou has; throne IN heaven.
Aud rohes II kingly hue;
But most ] envy thy fair sight,
To lock the vide world through.
Thou peepsst IN all c,semeui.,
And chambers, every one.
What news of bonny NarraT-i,
Thou bright ami merry sun
Alas, for bonny Margaret.
Since e'er II oped to sinl
Her tears hung forth on gossamers
And faded flowers within;
! sought her with glance Of sold
To bid her forth and shine,
But alas her eve pale and lin,
Aud gave NO light to mine
Her hair aduwn her shoulders white
Hung wild with strange neglect,
And all her snowy linen tine
Had lost her hands respect;
And then she took her jewels up
And east them on the floor;
e. lie there where all my tears DO lie
''For you have made them peer
'sYour light was Of the DEVILS eyes,
And falsely dAzzled mine,
"And now the sun looks down from heaven,
~ cannot bear his shine,
THE moon so fair and stars % bright
''Reprove my tarnished name;
40, o,nothing but the garh a. death
''Can hide me from my shamei''
Nevada national., 1859-05-21

On an average througout the year, in
Massachusetts, one pair Of twins are born
into the world. and thirteen people die Of
censumption.
Nevada national., 1859-05-21

Mr.. Pull-up coming home late "pretty
full" finds the walk slippery. and exelaims:
" ver.very singular, wh whenever water
freezes with the sl-slippery side up dem'd
singular.n
Nevada national., 1859-05-21
0. Ii. 7. WHITE & CO.,
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,

The only regularly established Forwarding
House in the City.
All goods sent to my care at Sacramento will be
promptly attended 10 and speedily forwarded 10 the
proper localities In the interior, AMI st the lowest
rate Of Freight aad Commission.
have a thorough FIRE PROOF BUILDING in
which to Store all Goods consigned 10 my care
which may not DO able to Forward on the day
they arrive, and no charge made for Storage
Ny ofHce Ia Immediately opposite the Steamboat
Landing aud Railroad Depot, at the Wholesale Gro
Gerry Store Of z. J. BROGAN a CO., III front street
Sacramento, between X. and l.. Give csli.
is.u 9. H. T. Wdrs-
Nevada national., 1859-05-21

The Oldest man in Pennsylvania, Mr.
Sweeny, over whom has passed one hundred
aud twenty-five years, died in Butler county
In that State, on the 10th ultimo.
Nevada national., 1859-05-21

A down east editor advises his readers. If
they want to get teeth inserted gratis. to 60
and steal fruit where his watch dog is on
guard.
Nevada national., 1859-05-21

What's the difference between good
soldier and fashionable lady ? One faces
the powder and the other powders the face.
Nevada national., 1859-05-21
PRINCIPAL OFFICEs
DIRECTORS

Having opened an Office at the BaSKISG HorsE or
4. lEaNo, ESQ, Grass Valley, Freeman Il Co.'S TX.
press Is prepared to transact all business which ma
be entrusted TO it with the greatest certainty and
promptnsss- g. u. ROBERTS
agent, Grass Valley.
Nevada national., 1859-05-21
CERTIFICATE.

the undersigned, Governor OF Hungary, ~ A..
a. herebv that Dr. L. J. Czapkay has served dur
;n the contest for Hungarian Liberty as chisi sur
geeu In the Hungarian Army, with faithful perse-
,eranee-w hereof have given him TINS eeriihea.e,
~ ~ recommend him TO the sympathy attention
- ,ra.ectiou of all those who are capable OF ap
Pies's P'Hs'..a KOSSUTH LAJOS,
Governor Of Hungary.
Washington City, january 8, lss2-
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attending and Resident Physician.
l.. J. CZAPKAY, Nj. ID

late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War Che
rhvsieian to the 10th Regiment of honseds, Chiel
surgeon to the Military Hospital ol Pesth' hungary
the late lecturer on Diseases Of Women ano thii
ircn, and Honorary Member Of the fhiiaaciphia
College Of Medicine. Permanent cure guaranteed o.
no nav ca Communications strictly confidential
,S1,e.s pr. L. j. CZAPKAY,
San Francisco, Cal.
Nevada national., 1859-05-21

CARD-Prompted by an honest desire OF my heart
v,iish 10 lay before the public cases which De
serves n commenaation no; only a. an act seien-
,ise skill but that Of humanity also About ""
years ngo. suddenly. and from causes unknown 10
mo was seized with TT OF epilepsy, when owing
~ nv INABILITY TO meet the expenses consequent
mon a thorough medical treatment, and the dis
csursrement which net with on attempting "
soon became such las was led to believe as 10
sefv the Kill Of any physician was frequently,
,biie IN pursuit OF my calling thrown down to the
ground without the slightest worniig ana although
inesensibIe TO the agones yet eespsed the n,ser'
.s of my life aud soon learned to lok upon those
Who would render assistance or shelter me from dan
ger as enemies who sought 10 proiong the existence
~ NV miseries While in this state and hasine
,,revous TO my afliction tasted the sweets OF NE
once more was Induced TO attempt seeking aia o
a physician and, by recommendation called upon
Dr. l.. j. Czspkay / told him Of any circumstances
and Of my inability to reward him for bis sersies
REGARDLESS Of which, however, he at once UNDERTOOK
INV case and with the blessing Of God, was once
more restored to perfect health. Unable TO resar.
/ himf , the boon which enjoy at present, an' Joy
conscious Of my indebtedness. eonsider u que y
myself and all afflicted, TO make the case puohe, u
order hat those in need Of medical advice may mn
a physician In whom every confidence can oe paAesu
state of California county Of san Francisco, SIS
| srorn and subscribed to before me this lsI day
1870 n Iss6 GILBERT 4. GRANT,
AueSs'i Notary Public.
Nevada national., 1859-05-21
4 COTTAGE AND THO LOTS
NOW SMAE &MEMHn

| Will sell nv Cottage snh one cr two ints on the
l corner Of Auburn and lanl -1r.ris in Grrss Vel
lev spring of good water : brought i piI "a,
all rarts Of tie house and lfs Ihrrr T. al-o hr-,
rate Wei 81 vait ON the premises. The Cotare "a
wen hnither-laihsd and iastered. aua tie nall.
palerrd There are riEii 7, r'rsvr 81 lEu.rr
china e'n'ei, cubb fTi. ward ard hath ruoms Tie
6ar'en Is we'll set with riaus : in,s 81 hearing
itnii trees There u SPINNER house covered wilh
different kinds OF GmPe>-wiih wstef fauutsn in
u. over QUE ton OF grass raised in the " r,en
the last year. and many kinds o fsut such Straw
berries, Goosberries, curTant lirylant. &c. The
front yard Is beautifully laid out aud contains 70
different varieties 81 Roses and many coide sruhS
aud howers. There aso different kinds of charm
ing roses and honey snres, which nearly the
front OF the Cottage. There is ai,o water founsin
in the T. ont yard
will sell the right Of water with the premises
Possession given Immediately Aany person wishing
TO purchase can view the prsmises-it will be sold
at grea, bargain. will Also sell any and all Of
my property in Grass Valley, a. expect TO leave the
stat soon. sc. RGCEEA Y DsON.
Grass Valley, April 7th, 1s5e.-n37.u
Nevada national., 1859-05-21
Pa,en, Leather and Oil Cloth Pictures.

Artistic and life like Pictures by all the above new
and beautiful processes, of finer tone ana inaniie
durability unsurpassed for bOldness of outline OF
beauty ii lnish 1ill be executed al all times and
10 al kinds II weather.
Persons heretofore unsuccessful in obtaining per
feet pictures particularly invited to call
Old paguerrvoiypes and other pictures copied
improved and rendered impeTishable.
Views Of Buildings Mining Claims &c, taken al
the shortest notice.
Deceased persons takenin the most appropriate
manner.
n. NJ. Instructions given in all tbs Department.
Of the art - -
nii I. N. No"F'
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FREEMAN e. CO.'S
NEW YOK AND CALrFO RNIA
e K 2 r e s S.
Capital stock. .
Established. 1855.
...... 100000.


Having Agencies at all the prncirai points in Cal
forna. oregon and Washington territory. and on
Northern and Southern Coast II California and Mex.
leo and West Coast nf South America also at Homo
lulu are prepared TO transact a general Express,
Forwarding aud Commission business with safety
and dispatch-OHering facilities unsurpsssed by anv
Express Company for transporting Freights Parcels
Packages AMI 1EEsrRx for collecting Notes Drafts
iills and Accounts will promptly attend to all com
mssions and Consignmc4ItS md orders for the pur.
chase Of Goods connecting At New York with re.
sponsibe Express Companies TO all points in the At
laniie states. and with H. :. lansing \ Co.'S lueh
can and European Express to all parts sf Europe.
Nevada national., 1859-05-21
NOTICE OF PARDON

County OF Nevada, ( l4th Judicial District.
The People OF the state OF California,
MICHAEL CASEY,
Indicted With Griffin and others,
To the Hon. Niles Searls District Judge Of
said County, and Vim. +. Anderson, Dist.
Attorney
you will please take notice that Il is the intention
Of the undersigned to apply to the Governor Of the
state Of California for the pardon OF MICHAEL Ca
SEY, defendant above named, who tried for the
crime Of murder at the October term, 1885, Of the
District Court aforesaid and At said term convicted
Of the crime o murder in the second degree, on TO
Wit: Tie 2lts day Of October 1855, and sentenced
for ten years imprisonment In the State Prison OF
the State Of California, passed October I'D, 1855.
MARGARET CASEY.
Nevada. April sth 1859
Nevada national., 1859-05-21

7,eunsrrsis,ned desirous Of faequainting those who
-, ie unfortunate enough TO be similarly afflicted
bcre u,.rnlanent relief Of their suhetings may be
obtained feels II his dHiy to pnohey eAlf ~ IN
core gratitude ia nr L. J. Czapkay, of the permanent
.ot.rv of his health. Borne down by the distress
ir vnptorns iaclen: 20 the vicious pfaeiees 81 un
rontrnable passions in youth depre~ssd m b'Ht anu
mind unable to peIfsvzl even the most tfnihk ""ty
;,,,sJ un.n tie dailv ayocatsns Of life, ] sought
- ,i,iee Of many physicians Who at first regarded
NV disease as OF triaing importance but alas. atter
few week and In several Instances months, "i thcr
tr.,,.,eut I found to my unuiterable horror, ihat
j. toad of relief the symptom became more alarming
IN their torture and being finally t"Ai BY one thai
the disease being principally eoninei y" t'e uf"'
medicines would Ice OF little cousefus ace .''pa''n
of s,er rea,ainin- my health. strength and energy
aud as lat resort and with but iaNi hHfe called
unon nr Czapkay, who. after examining my ease
preseribed sne melieine which almost Instant! re-
Heved me Of the dull pain and dizziness IA my heaI
F,couragad iv this result resolved To place myself
i,peiiafelv under his and. by strict Obedience
70 his directions and advice, MY hean oeeame eieat
t,,v ideas collected the constant patns IN my bach
r. asti.p Of nv whole system the slightest alarm
or excitement the misauthropy and evil i"fch"dine'
tine self i-trust and want Of conience ~ "thers th'
inrspahiIity to study and want 81 resolution the
fri.i,tful tie exciting and at times the irasnfapie
dreams al night followed by involuntary discharges
have an appeared and In fact in ~" months after
consulting the Doctor. felt a. u insten " ne"
life that life which, but short time ago. eon's
plated to end By my own hand. nj,
with view Ia guard the unfortunate from ialhhs
into the snares Of incompetent quaeks. deem II my
duty TO ser this testimony To the merit anu SKIN o
DR. Czapkay. and recommend hiin !" an VINO ma.
stand In need Of medical advice. being assured by my
own experience that once under his care raaiea
ana permanent 'ui' r.. FILLMORE
State Of California, county of san francis'o-sub
..r;hs5 and sxorn before me- this 18th day of April
:, =, 1sse fSirned JOHN MIDDLETON,
II 81 Notary Public.
Nevada national., 1859-05-21

State OF California l. Rufus Shoemaker County
County of Nevada 81. Clerk in and for said County
do hereby certify the foregoing TO be true copy of
notice for pardon this day flied in my Office.
In testimony whereof ! have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal Of the County Court at my
office in Nevada this sth day april, A. u. 1859.
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, County Clerk.
BY J s. Lambert, Depiy.
Nevada national., 1859-05-21
- HARDWARE, T
Stoves, Crockery and
GLASS WARE.
r. MG'EAUGHE{M,

Briek store, will ST., Grass N"iies'
pyGs LEAVE TO inform his many friends ana th
ID public generally, that he has the largest anu
Best selected stock ever offered in this market Oh
HfRDH IRE
EAR IND SHEET IRON
CAST STEEL
LEAD PIPE OFALL SIZE
DOUGLAS PUMPS
RUBBER g. LE.fIHER BELII.' u
LICE I.E.9T'HER
RUBBER, HE-HP A.ND COIIO'N
PICKING
GUN AND BL-4STLNG RON OEh
SAFTF FUSE
QUICKSILVER
Carpenter S AND JOINER
TOOLS
FINE POCKET & TaBLE CUT
LERT
GRICULTUR.4L LnPLE-NE.N .
MANILA ROPE, ALL SIZES
CROCKERY & GLASS HAhE
VOODE.N HARE
TIN WIRE
DOORS s. ULNDOW SASH
All Of which viii be sold at the Lowest Cash fFiss
ALSO O...... 80
Manufactures Of Tin. Copper and sheet lt"h ""'''
2sl ss- JOB WORK DONE TO ORDER. n
Nevada national., 1859-05-21
Nevada, April sth, 1859.

We hereby acknowledge service OF the above nolie'
the Sth day Of April 1859.
VIZ. ,. ANDERSON, Dist. Atty.
NIIES SEARLs, District Judge.
Nevada national., 1859-05-21
VF @ o D.
Ambrotype Gallery,

THE undersigned takes pleasure IN informing tue
citizens Of Grass Valley and vicinity that re
lures by all the md improved styles are uelns
tsken Al lis rooms, unsurpassed by any in the
world.
Nevada national., 1859-05-21
Remarkable Instance Of Medical Se-
lief.

EkfUlHf kuUEN EHEtHHtN II -"
lief.
Below We publish the ceriiiaeaies OF Two oi lne
covered their former health, and mpeiled by graii-
;uae made known their cases and retneiical agent,
and their statements are authenticated by Notary
p,hlie The demands of society imperionsiy con-,
r,and their puhlicity and we eommcnd Their perusH
10 the attention Of all afflicted
ThanLfrliness is he Iaoeriire 70 Gratitude.
CERTIFICATE
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-07-07

Ex-Governor Beall Of Wisconsin. writ
ing to the Milwaukee Wisconsin,, gives The
following in regard to the horrors en-.
countersd by some vino started unprepar>
ed, for the gold mines =
"The misery here, and on the route Of
the Smoky Hill fork, passes belief, moth
ing like it has ever taken place in our
time, under all the circumstances. The
distance from here to Fort Riley is about
l75 miles; and in this distance occurred
all the suffering. But there was no road
and very few had compasses or chart. For
$50 miles, no water is found. There were
terrible storms of snow, allaying thirst,
but killing, with rigorous cold, those who
encountered them while other parties, a,
u later period, suffered tho agonics of
thirst and famine, until madness and
death relieved and closed the scene. OF a
party Of seventeen, but four survived, on
the morning Of the Goth Of April--three
brothers by the pame of Blue, from
Whiteside county, Illinois, and n man
from Cleveland, name unknown.
"They fcasted upon the flesh Of the las,
dead Of their comrades, and at intervals
thereafter. drew lots for life or death un-
til Donald Blue, the iercest and most
powerful man, was foand by Arapahoe
Indians, preparing his meal from the boz
dy Of his only brother. whom he had jus,
dispatched ! This man is now here, and
lives! Was there eyee such tale told :?
Every word is true as Holy Bible and,
horrd to relate, he has come to my tent
to sell for bread, the clothes he had strip
ped from the person Of his last victim -
He was then unknown to me- Many per,
sons, understand, have told him to die,
and at once-at least to retire from the
sight Of man the last he has consented
10 do"