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The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08
SilpTin'S Sale.

WHEREAS, on the 18th day ofJune A. D 1859,
Y final Judgment AMI decree was rendered in
the District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial Dis
rjct of the State of California in and for the coun-
" of Nevada, in favor of Thomas Bowling and
against Charles W. Sherwood for tie SUM Of nine
hundred aaL seven and io-lG0 dollars, principal
l-bt. with interest on the principal at the rate o.
three and half per cent per month. from the rem
ditpn O.! Judgment until paid. together with az
costs Of suit And VIII, rcaS the said 18th day OF
June a. n. 1856 it was ordered and decTeed by The
said court that the mort gage set forth in plaintiffs
complaint he forealoscA and the property therein
described to-wt All that certain Ranch. land
aud premises, situated, lying and being in Eureka
township. Nevada county, California, on the Middle
Yuba river, opposite Wolc creek, bounded and des-
cribed follows. to-wit: Commencing at stake
edge of the river and running south % west, !
chains to the real fence snow Point. then south
10 80 east IL chains to Mohawk Rayine. then
north 32o so east T. chains along said Ravine,
then north SO cast % chains to stake. then south
S60 east, Il chains, then north 500 east chains,
10 a stake. then north 2Do cast eG5a chains then
north 80 30 east 20 chains; then south 407 east
1860 chains to an Oak Tree Rat tail canon, Their
$50 east 1910 chains. tnence north 42o west I6
chains. therto south AZ. west, 10 chains. thence
sorth 81 so west 50 chains, thence north 500 west
$40 chains thence south 80 west 1850 chains,
then nmth $50 west chains, then south I7o east.
II chains then south coo west eco chains. crossiu
Cherry Hill Ravne thence north Io west Is chains
then south $40 west 0 chains. then south 900 west
Il chains. then. then south SO 2I chains crossing
Mohawk Ravine below store to a stake, then north
100 west I6 chains below cabin along the river to
place of beginning, opposite Wolf creek. containing
7s acres of land, said premises being known as the
Highland Cottage Ranch be levied upon and sold to
satisfy said Judgment. interest and costs and the
proceeds thereof applied to the payment of said
sums of money aforesaid.
Notice is hereby riV,0 that will eyOOsp puII-
lie sale all the above described property to the high
est bidder for cash, in front of the Court House
door, in Nevada city. on SATURDAY. July 25d
day of July, A. n. 1859. between the hours of 10
o'clock, A. NJ. and p. VI.
D. 1899.
s.w. BORING, Sheriff
Per Ell. Burrell Deputy.
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EnSOlycnt SCtice,

In the District Court othe Ih Judicial District of the
State Of Caifornia County of Nevala
| n the m&tter of the Petition Of FRANKLIN LAKKIN
l. an nso vent Debtor. Pursuant Il an order of the
Hon Niles Searls Judge Of the said District Court
tice is hereby given all the creditors of the said
vent Franklin larkin to be and appear before the Hon
Niles Sears aforesaid in bpon Court the Cout Room
of said Court in the city and county of Nevada the
First day Of August. 1889 Mt ~ o'tloc1 4. NJ
that day then and there show cause If suy they can
shy the PRAYER ofalj Insovcnt should be granted,
and an assignment Of his Estate be male and he be dis
charged from his debts and liabilities, in pursuance Of
the Statute such made ani provided and in the
mean time all proceedings against said Insolvent be
STAYED
day ofJune, leJ9.
rufus SHOEMAKER. Clerk.
jFi Pc ZOE Roberts r deputy Clerk.
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Northern Assurance Co.

We are enabled to sell to the Corntry trade a.
Stock consists in part follows
Apples-dried, aud Fresh, in tins; Apple Sauce; Axe
Handles.
Bcef--Dried and Eastern; Bacon, Butter
Buckets. Brooms, Barley.
Candles assorted; Characterized; Coffee-ground
Rio Java. Cheese Cream Tartar. Green Corn. Car s.
Goldfish. Cranberries Chicken Corn Meal. Camphene
Candy, CLAIMS, Crackers-soda and Boston.
Fiom-Haxall and Gallego California, Buckwheat
and Rye
IIams-various brands, California and Oregon, HON.
iny, Honey, tins.
Jeics and Jams.
Sard-ir TINS and kegs; HOLSTERS.
Maclercl. hf bbls bbls and kits; Mustard English
Eastern ard California; matches, rnaccaroni
Oysters; Onions; Olive, Polar, Lard and Sperm oils
Peaches 1rIed fresh and in tins: paper, MANILA Pie
Fruits. Pepper, Pickles, Peas, Pipes Pick Handles
Pcrk-cioa ar bbls ami hlf bbs; Mess Pork. Potatoes
Eaisins, t. ana whole boxes; Carolina China Batav
viaMania and pana Rico.
SOAP, Hills pale and Chemical olive Syrup, Boston
and San Francisco in kegs and bbs; Straw berries in
tins, Salt, Sardnes Sage and ShoyHs Sugzr Crashed
Powdered. Ground. Granulated China Ney7 Orleans,
aud San Francisco Refined in bills and hlf b6ls.
Tobacco-Sun. Peach, Strawberry, Fruit, Apricot.
Spanish Mixed Wilson's Smoking, Go5dwin's Smoking
nd Natural Leaf; Tomato tatsup, Turkey, Twine
acks Tca-Grecn, Imperial and Gunpowder; Tomatos
es in
Nermicia, N;neeG ar; Whort'eherries. in cans.
Yeast poWdcrs-PreSton& a Merliils.
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THE JOURNAL
Friday Morning, July s, 1859.

MARTIN THE WizARD.-This accom-
plished juggler, necromancer, and ven-
triloquist will give the citizens of Neva-
da show for their money" on tomorrow
Saturday evening at the Metropolitan
Theatre. 1.-The Wizard" has travel
led the world over and been witnessed
with astonishment by thousands of peo-
pie. On this occasion he proposes to
cheat the audience out of their senses
Go and see HINT will probably be
the last chance
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TO THE PUBLIC.

DIR. SMITH having established first class Wafer
Cure and Motorpathc Institution in this ely, and feel
Rg great interest in the success of such all Institu
tion, based upon natural and rionG principles of tho
healing at have taken Charge OF the bu depart
ment. Dr. Smith is graduate of regular chartered
Medical College, thorough Phs ssician by nature as wei
as education, and can those who consult him
and adopt his treatment that they will rejoice IN tho
nSpraIoa Of returning health, and verify all that is
said in his ta-or.
THOMAS HILL,
sacramento March lStf late of Hill, Wooster s c
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no PLACER MINERS!
U.s.. S.5REGGS'
PATENT AMALGAMATING RIFLES
Patent Issued March let 1870


The invention consists of forcing Quicksilver into
blocks of wood which usea as false bottoms for
sluices, thereby giving Quicksilver surface until
the blocks are worn out. As the blocks are gralu-
ally worn by the gravel, fresh supply of Ouicksil-
is constantly exposed, ready to anal ya,nate the
gold that comes in contact with them
The machines for forcing Quicksilver into the
blocks, arc OF simple construction and durable On
man can press in ore hundred pounds of Quicksilver
ia dav which will give hundred feet of Ouick-
silver surface. and the process is easily learned
The shop cost of the machines, ere from SI4to
S2G according to Size:
The following letters from practical Miners at
Michigan Bluffs, Placer County. where the PAT
ENr RIFLES first introduced. will show
the estimation in which they are held by those who
have used them
MICHIGAN BLUFFS, March 2Sth 80.
Mr. Briggs, Sir, have used your Patent Quick
silver Block Rifles, and consider them the hest
method for saving fine gold ever used. used them
the American River this last summer. and found
that by using them, could save one-fourth more
gold, than by any other Rifles now in use. Hoping
that your Rifles will be extensively introduced
throughout the State. and meet with the success
they deserve. Iremain yours truly
GEORGE E. BEyyET
MICHIGAN BLUFFS. April 9th 80
Mr.. Briggs. Sir ! have used your patent ANAL
gamating Rifle and am satisfied that it is 4 good
invention; have cleaned up more and finer gold
ital we ever DeIofS III the same length OF time.
There has rot been as much wash running in the
gulch there will he by and by, as the boys have
not commenced washing pay dirt yet
Yours truly,
CHAs. W. COOK.
I am now for the first time, trying to introduce
the ANALGAMATiNG RIFLE into the mines rener-
ally. After being thoroughly convinced of its util
ity and practicability, l now prepared to fill
orders for all parties that may wish to use it, on
very REASONABLE TERMS,
leis~For Particulars. address ]. :. BRIGGS. |
Sacramento. through Wells Fargo & Co.'S Express. |
-Duryea. Mailman & Co.. and /
o. Nj. T6mlinsoH. Eetada. E. p Marselus, and A. |
Lambcr:h, of Woolsey's Flat
The above gentlemen are connected with some of
the most extensive mining operations in Nevada |
County.
J. S. BRIGGS, patentee.
Nevada, July 7, '59.--tf
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COnStabie'S Sale,

CTATE OF cALIFoRNIA-county and Township of
- Nevada-ss;
BY virtua of an Execution to me delivered, issued
from me Court OF w. SMITH, Esq. acting JUS
tce Of the Peace in and for the County aforesaid bear
ing date 23d day of May. 1879, to satisfy said iudg
rendered bv said Court the .9th sav of Janu
aTy. II. 1852 in favor of L. II York and a=ainst Hura
:o Phillips and Julius Barker for the sIa ST onehun
dr and sxty-Dne lgt0J dollars less S2S sc. debt,
interest damages andcpstS of suits have taken in
Exe:gtinn and will sell 70 the highest bidder cash.
the follow ing described to N:-A the right, title and
interest of foratio Phillips IN and to certain Ranch
and all the appuItenances thereuuto belonging situated
the city of Nevada, and known JoLnsons Ranch
will sch Ii the right title and claim he has to the
same, in frcnt &C the Court House, in Nevada city
THURSDAY, jay 18th Sc. between the hours of g.
O'Clock A VI Ian O'Clock p NJ, of said day; taken
tie property the above named def nant to satisfy
the above demands and accrunE costs.
Given under my hand this 2lth of June, 1889.
J. y. GRAY. Constable
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Gift Entcrtainment-Tho ii want
of tickets to c. W. Young's grand gift
entertainment must pure thase soon.
The distribution cumes off on the 18th
and but few tickets are left and rapidly
going off. 1t is the design of Mr. Young
to give an entertainment novel aud inter
esting and of character not yet intro
duced Into this city. The prizes will be
distributed in pavilion of ample pro-
portions to admit all who are entitled to
seat.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

love kiss the lip ,ha: apart unfdrls
While, gstenng, snowy teeth, like spotless pearl
| Such br cath, such teeth, every ooye jwould
| Are made by Lafont's Jamaica sodp Tooth Root.
Touched by Jones' Coral Fl air Restorative
And pu.e clear skin given from which defects elope
Whom washed with Jones' italian Chemica Soap
- Yes, and the Price is only % aud so cents each
would that could induce every Red Coarse Dry
or dirty haired person to try Jones' Coral Hair Re.
storatve once; the efeet-the dark silky rich lrs
rops look it gyesit.hc scalp is at freed of dand
rrf, the hairis freed 20 grow. Any one who uses
this economical article will never any other
Who DESIRES BEAUTIFUL TEETH s-Whit. polished
and Clean all tartar and and deterioration removed the
foest breath rendered sweet and pure and the soret
spongy gums made hard and healthy Such have buf
to Use I.afonts jamaica Soap Tooth Root Compound.
This admirable 1cntriice lathers like Soap, vet a
beautiful to the taste.
Red, Coarse, Eruptivc, Tender Skin is made white,
Fine and Soft chld's, by that superb emollient
JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP 1t is hue
for washing infants, and beautiful for Shaving max
ing rich. thick, lasting latler
Price reduced to 25 Cents
The above be utifu' preparations are sold at tha
above Prices By every respectable Druggist in Cali
ornla
PARK WHITE, Agents.
San Francisco, April l-sm
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

Tdrors.-To j. T. Haml;n of the
Broad st. Bookstore we are under Ubli-
cations for Atlantic papers by the last
steamer.
Geo. w. Welch has our thanks for
like favors.
Freeman & Co. as usual, passed up
their bundle. put up in New York ex-
pressly for our use.
Master Stone of Largton's Express,
allows no grass to grow under his feet
when .he DownieviIle papers arrive.
We get them the next moment,
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i Z @ u O r . j,
ENGLISH AND ALE,

In casks and bottles San Francisco Ale in barrels
hf barrels
Stoughton's Btters; Hosttcers Bitters Boxers
tiers; Nolfe's SchraPps Noldte'rs Schnapps
Turner's Ginger Wine; Gorions Raspberry Syrupy
Sherry, Port and Caret wines; Choice French and
American brandy.
Holland Gin, American Gin Scotch Whisky, Club
House Gin, Monongahela Whisky, Lemon Syrup.
~ Orders for Goods not in line will receiv
prompt attention.
All goods shipped to will be forwarded with
dispatch to all perts of the Lines.
SNEATH 6 ARNOLD.
acra mnto May 28-3m.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08
The CURcUnIo.-As we notice the


curculio or some other similar insect,
has made its appearance and comnen-
ced its ravages on smooth skinned stone
fruit in our garden. we give the following
preventives from the Scientific American.
1t will be we'll for our culturists to bear
the remedies in mind. The loose, dry
soil of many localities in the mount
aims is peculiarly favorable to the pro-
duction of the curculio. The best soil
for TIE plum is stiff clay. 1t not only
thrives better In such soil. but the fruit
is freer from enemies:
Remedies against tile Carcali0.-There
is no more destructive pest to cur fruit
than the insect known as the curculio.
70 the delicious plum, nectarine and
apricot. they are deadly enemies and
destroy these fruits before they are half
grown. Its ravagPs on the peach are
almost as great, though not as entire,
from the fact that it ripens with the
worm in it, which eats away the inside
leaving tie outside looking perfectly
sound and thus deceiving the purchaser
The Cincinnatus gives the following as
he best remedies for it, and which our
agricultural readers may like to try:
To one pound of whale oil soap, AID
four ounces OF -four of sui lphur. Mix
thoroughly and dissolve in twelve gal
ions of water. To one half-peck of
quick lime add four gallons of wafer
and stir well together. When fully set
tied pour off the transparent lime water,
and add the soap and sulphur mixture,
add to the same, also. say four gallons.
of tolerably strong tobacco water. APP
ply this mixture, when thus incorporated
with garden syringe, to your plum or
other fruit trees,so that the foliage shall!
be we'll drenched. If no rains succeed
for three weeks, one application will be
sufficient Should frequent rains occur,
the mixture should be again applied til
the stone of the fruit becomes hardened, !
when the season of the curculio's raya-
ges is past.
Another: To six pounds of the -four
of sulphur take a peck of unslacked |
lime, slake it ittogether in barrel, pour
ing upon these ingredients enough hot
water to cover them. Then fill the |
barrel, stirring the mixture. This So
luton apply TO the tree with syringe
When washed off Ly heavy rains. re-
new while the curculio continues its
rarages.
Another method has been adopted |
with success, which is to make your
plum-orchald your poultry yard or pig
cry. Shaking the trees daily upon a
canvas thrown on the ground, and des-
troying what you can, has proved sue
ce ssful; but this is too tedious and ex-
pensiyc to be practicable.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

TVtim0t Proriso Rcrersed. Bolts,
says the Press, has star:led the Virgin
;ans by coming out with an article, the
effect of which is to show that The pcsi-
ton now assumed by the extreme South
ern leaders in favor ofslavery in the Ter
ritories, by Congressional action, is
neither more nor less than the Wilmot
Pro7iso reversed.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

BoTTs-not John M.-says the Eng
lish arc ''inveterate foes of the Demo
cratic party. There is marked differ
ence between the Irish and the English
the oppressor and the oppressed. l." Yes
tbe oppressed vote the lccofoco ticket
Wonder if Virginia niggers wouldn't
vote the same way if ;hey had a chance
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Il. O. @. T..
- Let no false deIicacy prevent

you from consulting DR. CHAS TOZER, ofSacramerto
who has attended and cured many within the last
Four years and all you who have TO means to pay
can find in him friend who will make charges fo-
examination or advice. We would recommend all whe
are in trouble 10 call or him and also iook over HIS
treatise venereal in another part of th. paper The
oec:or's ofic is on Sixth Street, bet, cen J. andE
S. .nAa 10
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Notice to {. Ontract0rS !

NOTICE is hereby given that proposals will be
~ received by the Board of Supervisors of Nevada
county, at the August term ensuing, for the build
ns OF substantial partition walls between the cells,
in the Jail Of said county, said walls be construc-
ted as to prevent e1cctlally the inmates from dig
ding through from one cell to another to be built
of granite and securely dowcled.
JOHN GRTER. Prcs't of the Board.
Attest, RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Olerk.
ms By J. s. Lambert, Deputy.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

CALIFORNIA ORDNANCE.-Mr. P.
Douahue of the Union Foundry, San
Francisco. has completed four twenty
four pound iron howit zers for Mexican
ssrviec. They were tried and found
excellent.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08
EEEAHE & sszsVgE3S,

WE BEG LEAVE to inform oar friends and
W tire ruhiic in general, that having made
large additions to already extensive Stock. we
are now prepared to furnish them with all articles
connected with the Wood and Willow Ware Line,
at prices to defy competition.
In addition we also keep full and complete
assortment of rope. cordage and twnes consisting
of manla hemp end cotton rope, linen and cotton,
sail twinc machine twne, wrapping twine etc.
Traders are respectfully invited TO call and ex-
anime our Stock before purchasing elsewhere, as
they will find a Larger assortment to select from
aud at lower prices than any other House in the city
JuneIS-3m
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Dissolution.

T'HE partnership heretofore existing between L. NJ
L Cnhn and l.. Stiefci under the name of Stiefe *
Cohn is this day dissolved ly mutual consent.
All peros indebted said late firm requested to
make jmrnt diate payment.
L. STTEFET,
I. NJ COHN
L. NJ Cohn will continue the business in his own
after tins date.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

LuBEck & Co.-This popular dry
goods firm keeps a splendid stock Of
everything pertaining to the business
and the most gentlemanly clerk you
can scare up. See his advertisements,
and rush, ladies', for Picolomini before
it Is too late.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

Geo. Tirrell, SC enic artist has gone
to Yo. Semitic for the purpose of taking
sketches for a grand panorama of Cali
fornia to be exhibited in the Atlantic
States and Europe.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

The Columbus, Ohio, Gazene noniin
ates Salmon p. Chase for President, and
Edward Bates for Vice President
The Gazette claims the candidates
this time for the Great Central Valley.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

Hon. r. d. Gholson, recently ap~
pointed Governor of Washington Terri
tory, arrived at San Francisco on
Saturday morning OH his wayto Olym-
pia.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

Gen Sam Houston has been nomina-
ted for Governor of Texas by an indie
pendent State Convention. aud has ac-
cented
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

BREACH OF PRoMlsE-HEAvY YER
DIoT.-A Miss Efie c. Carstang of ST
Louis has obtained a judgment against
Mr. Henry Shaw. an old citizen of the
place, of SlOo,o0e for breach of prom
ise to marry. Shaw is alleged to be
worth a million. He is sixty years of
age and Miss Carsiang thirty. The
heavy verdict was greatly owing to an
unsuccessful attempt made by the de-
fendant to injure the character of the
plaintiff in the trial.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

Carley-"Able Bodied" Calley,--has
opened a saloon OH Broad Street few
doors above Pine in connection with
Doc. Davis.
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Fulton Foundry and Iron Works.
UINCKLEY & CO,

First street, between Market and Mission streets
SAN FRANCISCO.
Manufacturers Of Quartz Mills, Saw mills, Steam
En- gines Pumps etc. All kinds Of Iron Castings
furnished ct short notice. Every style of Finishing
to Iron when cast.
Repairing of Machinery neatly done. Pattern
making in all its various forms. Prices rcasona-
bic. may29
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

Apricots have been seen and sold at
Alex. Mandich's fruit store, corner of
Commercial and Pine. He has
fiue figs jnst from the tree for sale,
besides almost every other kind of
fruit.
New apples are also to be had of
Alc1.-the first we have heard of this
season.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

LONDON, May 26th.-Kossuth had
delivered an address before large au-
dience at Guildha!l, London, in which
he says he will soon he in Hungary.
1t is reported that he has been appoints
President of the Hungarian Commits
tee which has been organized a: Genoa
for the purpose of encouraging deser-
ton from the Austrian army.
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RUFUS SHOEMAKER, CLERK.
by Joe Roberts. jr Dopa.J.
DAVID BELDEN, County Judge,
Nevada county.
Lien Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to ali persons claiming liens
upon th- premises known as the property of Nc
Worthy. Robinson Co situated in Washington town
ship, Nevada county. about fourth of a mile in
southerly direction from Alpha. the Ranch known
Blairs rancH consisting of Saw Mill and house. 10 ap-
pear and exhibit proof said liens in the District
Court for Nevada county. TIL URSDAY, the i4th day
of July 1889, the will be deemed barred.
Nevada. June l1t JAS MARSHALL.
A. A. Sargent Atty for Plaintiff.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

NEW SILK-WoRM.-M.G Guerin NJ Menes-
vile in a communication to the Acade-
my of Sciences in Paris states that he
has succeeded in naturalizing in France,
a new variety of silkworm from China
which feeds upon the leaves of the all
anthus tree. He also says that'the silk
made by it is equal in quality to that of
the worm which feeds upon the leaves
of the mulberry. If this is all cor. ect,
we may yet see silk cultivated very ex-
tensiveiy in our country, as this tree
grows we'll in our climate.-Sc,entyfc
Americnn,
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

The Standard says Col. Baker has
certain tops and bottoms-exordiums
aud perorations-to his speeches, and
excellent ones too, that he gets of on all
occasions, which accounts for the mid
die of his speeches being inferior to the
ends.
That's left-handed compliment to
Burch and Scott whose speeches are the
same all the way through. They neither
begin, end. nor fill up with any other
than the most inferior stuff.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

DEcLiNEs.-T. p. Slade, rominee for
the Assembly on the Anti-Lecompton
Ticket for Placer Co. o..deelines the nomi-
nation and announces himself not a
Democrat of any stripe but an Ameri-
can.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

The Gan Andreas Independent, 4 pa
per that never ceases telling wholesome
truths, gives its readers an estimate Of
the Lecompton candidate for Supreme
Judge:
No practice of Conventions is more 10
be reprobated than the distribution of
Offices with a view solely towards
strengthening and preserving party
power. What are we to say ola candidate
for Judge of Supreme Court, whose
years are yet on the sunny side of
middle age; whose practice as lawyer,
does not cover more than five orsix years
in Courts where an elaborate discussion
of great legal points is seldom heard ;
and who has never been recognized as
anything above a gentleman Of very
moderate talents! y Gulliver in
Liilipnt often proves an inGniteSsitnallv
small dwarf when transferred to the
Court Of the Brobdigaags.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

10 THE PUBLIC i haye had many calls for the
preparation known as "Opiate Balsamique" which
nave been using in mypractce for some time for the
cure OF Gonorrhoea, elect etc, that am strongly In
yucca TO give moro general publicity to And in ree
ommendng this medicine TO the public confidently
do' and to all who have made useof Thorn's Extract
lnnhe>4fatingly pronounce it to be more eff acou
pleasant and convenient than that or any other form
giving the remedies used
1t is prepared only at the Drug Establishment of s. T.
WATTS No 90 Fifstst Marysville, and sold by
L. F. SPENCE,
Dealer in Drugs and Medicines
Oct 90, Is5e-tf