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UnIversaII.t conre.,l.. q, chro.s..

CHICAGO, Sept. ga Convention Of Western
universities Is now in session I'm this city There
Is numerous attendance Of clergy and mem bers
OF that denomination The object Of the Con-
vention Is 20 organize Northwestern Confer
ence. A constitution was adopted yesterday as a
basis Of organization. The Conference includes
Ohio, Miehigan, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, wis
constr and Minnesota =
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Arrivals of Gold Rnst.

OMAHA, X. It Sept 81 .-Goid dust 10 coming
In more freely. Ninety Ave hundred dollars worth
was shipped Last to-day BY the United States
average Of $40 600 per day from the returning
miners, besides which large amounts are received
daily bY the merchants for dry goods
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-29

CENTRAL GuARD-HoUsE CASES WIN Gumble-
ton and John Fitzgerald Were taken up for vagran.
cy, and being unable TO give the security required
aud pay the legal costs, they were sent to the
workhOuse for 90 days each. George Griffin
Elizabeth Johnson, and Anna Hunter, (colored,
were arrested for unlawful assemblage, and fined
60 Is each Rose Kelley and Sarah Stewart two
young white girls, were found with the aforesaid
negroes. They were taken to the guard house;
and as this was not their first Introduction to the
magistrate, who desired to save them from their
friends, they were ordered to pay the same fine
each, So Isl but being able to do so, they escaped
a trip to the farm. =
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NoIIcE.-Dtstrict Of Columbia Advertisements
70 De inserted in the BALTIMORE Sun are received
at and forwarded from THE STAR Onice.
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Railroad CasuaIty

i. HukrLseDos, Pa, Sept 27.-Three persons,
NAMED Peter Mccarthy, James Mcmahon, and
Francis Kane, al OF this county, were almost in
SANITY killed here this evening, by railway train
passing over them. - . =
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Washington, Sept. %

JAPANESE CURIosITIEs. Among the many
beautiful articles Of japanese manufacture, found
at McLaughlins, there is rosewood cabinet of
rare workmanship with silver mountings. A
workstand, which is gem, is Of lacquer work
inlaid with silver and finished with silk trimming
He has a number Of articles covered with bamboo.
such as cups and saucers bowls and walters
Carved picture-frames, ivory ehessmen carved by
hand; Backgammon, solid ivory, and tops. Violin
cases inlaid with shell and pearls fans, coins,
and variety Of curious shells. Crowds are daily
calling to examine these novel and handsome
articles, and they are well worth visit Re-
member that they are at MeI.aughlin's, No Bus
Pennsylvania avenue.
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BELL kap EyBRETT CLuBLAs NIeHr-There
was crowded attendance last night at the Club
room on Seventh street, and eloquent and power
ful addresses from Messrs Pearre of Hagerstown,
Md, and Hon, Mr.. Hill, Of Georgia VI :
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PERSONS desiring the services Of practical and
a good upholsterer, should not faif 10 read the
advertisement Of Herman Blau, In another column n
We take; pleasure In commencing him to the
patronage Of the public. ~
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a DIkD,

'sas tshssr a Jsrsn.Ah aud Elizabeth Low, IN ths
The relatives S1d friends of the family are 10
qnested to attend her funeral, ct the house Of Her
par eat, rner OF 18th and sts, on Monday eve
on the y h insts Mt, sffsr short and painful d.
ness, ESSAPHIN E, daughter Of David and Marga-
ret 3. a, Wsndling, in the 9th yea OF her age. {
made the relir ION of Jes1s her portion. Youthful
readers, prepare TO meet thy Godp, for thou too
may 81 be cut down in the morning OF life. 81 II.
On Tie 2ast in stnns, WILLIAM ]. BRADFORD
an The 5ed yesr of ms sge.
b, IN Eey Yofk, on the zsth instant, Mrs, MA Y
1sf bsklsas u MsshiSessn.sa In y .hs se
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APPoINrAEvr The Governor of Virginia has
appointed Jos. Mclean inspector of fish at lex
andria, John Summers Inspector of lumber, and
r.. Taylor inspector Of -four. ~ y =
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PERSONAL.

To THE CURIOUS OR ANXIOUS.-Madam
so well known as the most successful ex-
palmer of the Past. Present aud Future eve. in
Washington. continues to be consulted weekly BY
hundreds anxious to know of things at present hid
den from them. Her CONSULTATION Fee to both gen
tlemen and ladies', Is extremely moderate. Call at
hef1hous sc, on the south side Of Massachusetts, az
between nth and 18th sts.-the only house there.
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60 Dr.. ]. II. McLEAN'S --,--
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL.
r AND BLOOD PURIFIER
THE GREATEST REMEDY IN The WORLD,
"a pELIcIous AND
DELIGHTFUL 4 Il
GENt W snuhe and vegeu- SEk 1
cured BY tn. d.tia- R<A
ton Of roofs, herbs, za#
and barks. Yellow 3 XsIH g
no Dock, Blood Root, 4B58 I
MN r 1iash Wild Wild 'ecais sEP9y
~R Bark, and Dsndelion
A4lH enters into its COM
The entire active
Before taking 'aoIousaIy :.Isss.d After taking.
dstng producing delicious, rating spirit and tn.
mos, nfabls rsmsdy for rsnovatiug diseased system
health and strength
.MeLEANS STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
d M .sssnay Cure T n.h GSnPISint Dy.PsP' Jaun
and all diseases arising from Liver Stomach
he Stomach Fnin.. Of Blood to The Dull Pas o.
Or %. n s r.. Hso asl Of u. a:st SGas
mes. Of the sim and Eyes, Nj sweat, Inward FeIe
Side,
FluAss Of Heat, Depression OF Spirits, Frghtfu Dire
LanguOr, DepOnd.uey or any nervous disease Sores
Blotchss the skin and Fever aud Ague Tor Chs
fever) :
OYER A MILLION BOTTLES
have been sold during ths last ak rponhs in no in
stance has failed in giving sstsfacton Who.
will suffer from Weahnsss or Debility when McLEANS
STRENGTHENING CoRDiAL will cure you?
No language convey adequate idea Of the
ate and almost miraculous change produce by tSking this
sys.em whether broken down by weak BY nature
impaired by Sickness the relaxed and unstrrng organ
sasiOn restored pristine health and yigor.
rr MARRIED PERSONS,
End %
rough Of h. sytem and all who may have n
Cordial certain and speedy remedy ..--
- TO THE LADIES.
MCLEAN's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL 10 .ovsr-
egn and speedy fer lnepieat Consumption, Whites
Distracted Dcuit Msnatraon Inc ontineuee Of Urine
lnvounary Discharge thereof, Falling Of the Womb
Gddiness, Painting, ana all diseases incident Females
THERE is NO MISTAKE ABOUT 1T.
Suffer longer. Take according TO dirsctios. It win
stimulate ghsn, and invigorate you and the
bloom OF health 70 mount cheek again Every bottle s
warranted TO give ssusfa etion. 3,
ira. FOR CHILDREN. 80. =.
children are sekly puny or afflicted, MCLEAN's
CORDIAL will make them healthy fat, and robust Delay
not moments try 1t, and you win be convinced. itis de-
CAUTION. -sN'"
Beware Of druggiAu dealers Who may palm
you some bitter or ssrsap,ra ush which thsy boy
asR AcS5G SIS .n n Az
nothing else II the only remedy that will purify the
Blood thoroughly and at the time The
%. tsa.PeOnf1l s.I.n SIXTY %cIsng .,.Sg certain
any PREVALENT disease is put Up In large bodies tree
only slpsr bottle, or bottles for IS III MCLEAN,
Sole proprietor Cordial; aisO MeIean yoesAle Oil
Linmsnt Principal Depot the corner of Third aad
. Pine streets, st. Losis, Mo. ..-r +.-ia "
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Now Ysrk nlarksta.

Nxw YoRI, Sept. % : Flour quiet and fsvors
buyers state IS 2Oa5 Isl Ohio IS 75As 30; Southern
IS ena6. Wheat quiet; Western red 81 "a white
81 s. Sal as Corn frm; mixed65. Provisions dull
w hisky firm at % &c.
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w ihough The STAR is printed on the fastest
steam press In use south Of Baltimore, It's edition
80 large " to require II to be pu, to press at an
early hours Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent IN before - O'Clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until the ner day,,ors
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BaIttmsrs Niarkess

BALrInoRl. Sept. 29.-Flour quiet but firm,
with no sales Wheat dull and unch nged
dull and heavy; mess pork sI9 IS; prime SIS.
Coffee firm at I4k al5Kc. Whisky steady at &c.
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WfsrAR's BALsAM or wILD CHERRY,
ttfss broxshtai AGseftesy and all Diseases Of q

III, rrfcm the Boston Evening Traveller, January 8,
pIoPrletors Of Wistar's Balsan Of Wtid Cherry for
~, say thas oar PERSONAL In the zee OF
Pdopfsetors OF the Traveller eatIrely cured OF q
sewers cough OF four months continuance, by the
aneptancss, who hays tried the article, have found
" M great service N geIsying them Of seveJ .
had been afflicted" N.Y.
None genuine unless signed 4. Burrs on the
Prepared By g. w.Foxle Co., Boston. and for
sals BY Z; u Gnwan. y :f3rd. jE, ). b. Waite,
lnston; and BY dsaiers everywhere. 40 5-iwT
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HoI.IowAY,s PrIs.

Atyoyhy -Discsrdins the effets theory adopted BY
the modern Physician in the treatment of gradual
medicines sexe the direct cause Of the seass-
the blood. They purify and enrich it-they stimll-
life 70 each issue, siren 9Th TO the muscle energy
20 the lnvahd, eiSsticity to the spirits, and the
bloom efeaith tofhe patid cheek Sold BY eli Drux
rsts' a. Csc. Sc, and 81 per box sezs-lw
To TIE AErricrEp!-Be sure to read the adver
hsenistt Of McLean's strengthening Cordial and
Blood Purifier, IN another column. II 3
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mrs. WINsLow, On experienced nurse and female
,ns, yhioh greatly the process of tsething
y soitenlng the gums, reducing ali Infammatio9-
bovela. Depend npon il, mothsrs il viii tive rest
p yoaIssves and relief and heaith 70 yoar lnhnfs
rerieoely safe in ell ,casss. See adySEtisement in
anotnor column. 80 ~ $50 "a lily I.
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LOC II NEWS

1.-THE STAR publishes the List of Letters
remaining in the Washington City Post once
under the provisions Of the law directing tber,
to be psinkd in the uswspa per having the largest
circulation within the delivery Of the ofice Its
toua daily circulation Is more than double that
OF any other Daily printed In the District of Co.
Iunnola. ~ IL ~ q - =.
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DfscHA RssD,-r EfedsTick AssleY, arrested on
the 2lth Instant FOR The larceny Of a quantit Of
crockery ware and sent 10 jail Tor further hearine
wss discharged to-day foF want Of testimcssy.
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- beaded by Properly band Of music and the
= Columbia TyPogIaPhical Society, yesterday after-
poon aftended the funeral Of Mr.. Joseph II. Cogs-
well late fellow mem Der Of those or gani nations
The Rev. Mr.. Wilson conducted the religious
services at the house, and the rites Of the Odd Eel
lows, at the grave In 6lenwood Cemetery were
performed by Chaplain John T. Clements
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Nrxox.s RoYAL Aarairnx rGxsLout eitzI,.
vii be glad TO learn that this magnificent estab
lshnent 10 on its way 70 this city and win exhibit
Asss on Monday and Tuesday, the sth and 9th Of
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SPEAkISG ABOUT Boor JACKS, did any of our
rsss1s. syss - tss. RsisQi assd- OPs1.snd; shut
xxx, self adjusting, side-revolving tight boot
ANN htlators for sale uk1Sibley d Guyss- Il was
PerPetreted by Mr.. Smih, (who also got 1t
pateased, D and - remarkable for It's never slip
Ping-on propensities Just look at them as YOU
pass The store, over the way, %
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yiss<fHk HoLnAss Tonight 10 The last appear
4 snse Of this Interesting family Of iuyenies At
Fsllows Hall, and the programme h rich in
promise Those who have not vet wi the seed thei :
the opportunity. - =
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ARRIVED AZ Carriers wharf, foot Of ThirteSo-'
and a-hsf street., scheoasrs s6fion'', Stone. frsm
.Ihtladelpbia, with ninetY-foET tons CT coal for
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OYER MILLION ROTTI FS
CdUTION.

Hyour childrsn are ekly, puny afflicted, MCLEANs
CORDIAL will make them healthy fat and robust Delay
moment; 1t, and you viii be eonviaeed hts de-
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REspEcTFUf.iY 4 Informs q MS his friends and III.
pubic generally that he has reno we'd 10 No s Heh
ttreet, adjoining MaSonic Hall. lie is prepared to
Parfies. and feels assured that he will give entire
Satisfaction to those yho may favor him with
Ali KINDS of CONFECTIONERY aud CAKE at
the lowest prices. BesticE CREAM |. 81 50 per
Sc Aim Il s s5HIsh street, Georgetovn. Il
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REVIVAL The meetings which are being held
~ the Methodist Churches appear still to increase
Interest Last mig ht those in the central station
OF the city were peculiarly 50. a At the Methodist
onarcn south, Rev. MT Proctor preached, and
the remainder of the evening spent In sinpi no
ana prayer at the altar, where number of penn.
tents presented themselves; one conversion was
,sSe ported - the Methodist Protestant Church
Ninth street, Rev. J. r. Ward, Of Alexandria.
preached avery tOuching discourse after which
the services al the altar were resumed several
sPsnifene presented themselves aud enc conversion
fNy1s seported. -AtWesley Chapel, also the meet
lngs are In progress, and the interest is lively
The services will be suspended tonight and re-
sumed tomorrow, at most or all OF the Churchex
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS
For othsr Gsorg.toton adesyt,ssns.t, So. ,srst

N@GEORGETOwN TAXES.-October LIST
US being the usual time for the settlement Of
taxes due this Corporation, the attention OF all con-
cerned is earnestly called to the same. --l-
CHARLES ID. WEIGH.
Sc l9-tOctl Collector.
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SEARCH OUR COLUMNS, to-day, for every species
of advertisement, and don't forget To nete that of
the metropolitan Club No. I, in which II will be
seen mat splendid entertainment Is on the tapis
for next "Wednesday night, at Thorn's building
All VINO delight In the social uadrlle are invited
10 make note Of the ssnie = =
The Nevada journal., 1860-12-07

MINIATURE Cows.-A writer in the Agri-
cultural Gazette, England, THIS describes
the Breton COW, imported from Brittany
France, one Of which he lately purchased
" She stands three feet high, will calve
shortly, and promises to have a bag of milk
nearly, if not quite equal to an Aldcrney
She is two years old. Two dairymcn have
pronounced judgment upon her, to the ef-
feet hat she is a perfect little wonder. and
will be likely to give eight quarts of milk
per day with her first calf
The Nevada journal., 1860-12-07

BIG TREEs.-In 1912, Gonzalo Pizarro, ex-
ploring the equinoxial region of South
America, discovered trees so large that six
teen men could barely encompass one OF
them with extended arms. Allowing six
feet for the spread of mans arms, this
would make the tree ninety-si1 feet in cir
cumferenee and thirty-two feet in diameter:
four feet from the ground-as large as the
Calaveras Big Tree. Humboldt mentions a
tree at Oaxaca which was liz feet in cir
cumference-over 81 feet in diameter. So
ourb big trees are not the largest in tn world
The Nevada journal., 1860-12-07

For One Year. in advance (sent by mail l)-S5, 40
For Six Months, in 500
For Three Months, delivered by carrier).. 200
ne Advertisements conspicuously inserted
at reasonable ratee.
EH- Papers sent by mail payable in advance
As we have received large addition to our
Job once, we prepared to do all kinds Of
Book and Sob Printing.
The Nevada journal., 1860-12-07
Eclectic Medical Dispensary,

Disease treated by the reformed practice. Mer
curry and other Mineral poisons not used. Remi-
dies chosen principally from the Botanic Kingdom
Our treatment can do no harm and is incompari-
bly, more successful in the of disease than
the Old School practice
Particular attention given to Chronic Ailments
and especially the following are effectively remov-
ed.
Catarrhal affections; Ophthalmis and other
diseases Of the Eyes; Coughs of long standing
Bronchitis, and disorder Of the Lungs; Affections
Of the Liver, Stomach and Kidneys; rheumatism
m its various stages Neuralgia, Nervous and
Spinal complaints !; Scorfula Carhuncles and af-
fections of the skin Cancer treated successfully
without using the knife; also. Gravel cured.
Those who are honestly unable to pay for advice
can be treated by paying me what their medicines
cost me. Patients in the interior Oftentimes
be cured by medicines sent to them, Such must
give full description of their ease. Address
through Wells Fargo & Co. or Z. O. Box 1872.
J. B. .PILKINGTON, NJ. D
Dispcnsary, at 9S1s Montgomery st.
Express Building,
oct26 3nis San Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1860-12-07

~
The FAMILY CAL THARTIC FILL is 4
gentle but active Ca . tharfic, which the pro-
prietor has used in his practice more than 20
years. - $50. :.,,4J
The constantly in = creasing demand from
those who have long used the PILLS and the
satisfaction which all - express in regard to
their use, has induced - me to place them with
in the reach of all. 80, a.
The Profession we'll :. know that different Ca
thartics act on different portions ofthe bowels.
The FAMILY CATH ARTIC PILL has, with
due reference to this well established fact,
beer compounded from, - a variety of the purest
Vegetable Extracts, which act alike on ev-
cry part of the aimen- = tary canal land are good
and safe in all cases - where a Cathartic ii
needed, such as Deran- gements of the Stom-
ach, Sleepiness, Pains - in the Back and I-oins,
Costiveness, Pain and Soreness of the whole
body, from sudden cold = which frequently, If
neglected, endin long, - course of Fever, Loss
of Appetite Creeping - Sensation of Cold over
the body, Restlessness. = Headache, or weight id
the head, all Inflamma- tory Diseases, Worms
in Children or Adults, - rheumatism, a great
Purifier of the Blood ?, and many diseases to
which flesh is heir, too - numerous to mentioE
in this advertisements lDOse-1 to 3.
PRICE-THREE DIMES.
The Liver Invigornior and Family CaS
thartic Pills retailed by Druggists generally;
and sold wholesale by the Trade in all the large
towns. S. II. W. SANFORD, VI. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
BROADWAY, NEW YORK:
Sold by Druggists everywhere, and by =.
PARK & WHITE,
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast;
aug 17-y1 1872 Washington St., San Francisco
The Nevada journal., 1860-12-07

THE WINE CROP IN FRAScE.-It is said the
wine crop of Franco is likely to be very poor
this season, and the opinion is that it viii fall
short of the last one. Vines are affected by the
disease, in the south of France principally, and
the grapes are nearly destroyed in some places
sulphur has been employed successfully to des-
troy the disease.
The Nevada journal., 1860-12-07
GOOD NEWS.

THE JoHS l.. STEPHENS, on her htst arrival,
i brought consignment of Teeth from the
states for DR.. LEyASoN, at price which will en-
able him to fix single teeth on pivot at s. each,
and on fine gold plate at equally reduced rates.
Office over Block & Co.'S store, corner Of Gorn-
rnereisl and Pine sts., Nevada sePx&
The Nevada journal., 1860-12-07

The whole number of students connected
with Harvard University is 500. There are 443
in the undergraduate aeademical department.
The law students number 157, the medical stu
dents l9l, and the scientific students -.
The Nevada journal., 1860-12-07
San Juan Theatre.

T'HiS BUILDING, situated prominen Maih
l. street has lately been rented by the subscrib-
ers, and handsomely fitted up tor Dramatic Exhi-
btions, Concerts and Lectures The seats win
comfortably accommodate large audience.
The attention of Managers and Agents il partic<
uarly invited to the above.
PEARSON s. VI ERWIN
The Nevada journal., 1860-12-07
ATTENTION Is CALLED To
W. H. BOV EE & CO. IS
F A n I L Y C

7 n N I u . . I Z e Il
THIS COFFEE Is MANUFACTURED FROM
J. the finest grades Of OH Java Coffee. and put
strictly pure, expressly for Family Trade. in and
5lb. pavers Tor 5 and lob. tins if required each
package bearing stamp, aud warranted To- be as
represented, strictly primo article.
w. H. BOvEE 81 co
Pioneer Coffee and Spice Nils
ieoatrG l23 Front street. San Fra cRisco
The Nevada journal., 1860-12-07

THE wag of the Oswego Commercial
Times gives the following'' prescription, y
which the doctors say is good in the worst
cases of a sudden depression of the "colip-
sus lindix'' attended with goneness in the
region of the "cateroid canibus:"
Spiritus Vini Otardi z. i.
Spiritus Vini Jamaici z. SIS.
Sugarum Whitum, q. S.
Icibus Finis, q. s.
Sliceum Pineapplei.
Strawberri.
Shakistis volenter. Suckite dolciter cum
Strawum.
The Nevada journal., 1860-12-07

YANCEY THROWS OFF THE MAsK-Lou So
vile Journal says that Yanccy, in his spe, :
ch at Springfield, Ky, used with strong
emphasis the following language:
If Lincoln is elected, three States at leas.
will certainly secede. ! came to Kentucky
to induce you TO vote for Breckinridge Do
it, and your delegates shaAahe received in
the Southern Confederacy which Will be
called to decide upon the course ofthe South.
The Journal remarks on this proposal:
The vile traitor who held out such an of
fer as his to induce the freemen of Kentuc-
ky to sustain the disunion faction in the
Presidential election, was permitted to de-
paIt unharmed in person from the soil of
Kentucky, and we are glad he was. We
trust that he is reserved for some punish
ment commensurate with the outrage per-
pctrated by him. We did not know there
was man living insolent, impudent, au-
dacious enough to undertake to bride Ken
tuckians into voting for the ticket of the
disunionsts by the profTer of the favor,
the privilege, the reward of admission into
a Convention of foul traitors. His verv
tracks, wherever he sets his feet, should be
shoveled from the soil of our State. and
thrown into South Carolina or the Atlantic
Ocean
The Nevada journal., 1860-12-07
COLEMAN'S QUARTZ MILL
Patented April Sd, 1860.

THIS MILL which was on Exhibition ut
l. the late Mechanics and Bay District Agri-
cultural Fairs. in the citv of San francisco. and
received the First Premiums, and also the high
est recommendations from the committees on
Quartz Machinery at said Fairs, and which
created so much excitement among those inter
ested in quartz crushing: we are now manufac-
turing and are ready to deliver.
by the tests which we have made. it far ex
cecds our expectations, and that of others who
have seen it in operation.
We are now prepared to guarantee this Mill
to crush from three to FIVE tons of Quartz per
day with three horse power, and from the small
amount of expense incurred in running ito
do it cheaper than by any other known process
The low price of this Mill, viz: $500, places
it within the reach of every mining company.
Its weight, complete, is only $50 lbs, and
being so constructed that it can be easily taken
apart, so that no peice will exceed 2l0 lbs. in
weight thereby giving it the advantage over all
other machines of this kind in the facility of
transportation. They are selling rapidly,
and all desirous of obtaining them are request
cd to forward their order to
BIGGS & RUGGLES, Agents.
Not23-3m. 140 Front st. San Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1860-12-07
BOOTS AND SHOES.
JOHN s. DOLE & co.
az California Street.

WE HAVE on HAND, AND ARE COM
staDtly receiving, BOOTS and SHOES of
every description. We sell as low as any
house in the city. We invite our friends and tho
trade to call and examine our stock. We have
always on hand largo stock of Ladies'; Misses
and Chillren's Shoes. Also, Boys, Youths;
Misses, and Children's Copper Toed Boots and
Shoes. JOHN 5. DOLE & CO.,
sepS2m Retail Store-16 Coma st.