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The Nevada journal., 1861-07-05

MAGYLAND.-The late election N t.lis
State resulted in the defeat of ,he syccs-
sionists. and IN the choice of Union men to
Congress. Henry Winter Davis WI: dcr,a,
cd in the Baltimore district; hit Nav. Ma
successful competitor was tie rAdeIc,Idvrt
Union candidate. The fol,onin. are tl,r
new members of Congress. aai nre ureon-
ditional Unionists-with the sinxl. cxre,-
ton of May, who is opposed IN cccrcici
j. Chrisfeld. Edward Webster, Cor"clit,>
7. Leary. Henry May, Philip I. rhou.as,
Charles ". Calvert.
The Baltimore American says.
''In tie Forth Dis .rict, Mr. May j, e'cc.
ed over Mr. Davis by over 2C0 uaicritv.-
This result has not surprised. and still less
disappointed rs. When Mr. Davis was
nominated, we declared, ti:at nc WIS no.
the choice of the Union men of The Dis
trict, and that he could not be elec:cd. NJ
Davis and his friends, howerer. persisted
in burlhenng the Union cause with tic
dead we ct of his personal aid political
unpopulnritJ. and the result has proved
the truth of the declaration we then made.
The whole contest has been unfortunate l.,
its manifold cross purposes. bnt it is some
consolation 10 krow thai Mr.. May, the sue.
ccs>tul candidate. although not so decided
in his txprcSSit n of Union sentiments a.
could bo wished. is yet one upon whoIs1ho
SecesS ionists can not depend for AN. pre-
rrecipitation movements"
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-05
For Sheriff

We arc authorized to announce the na,ae of
FRANK RYAN as candidate for the on, Il
Sheriff for the ensuin.; term, subject to the action
of the Ecpu5lican invention of Nevada County,
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-05
For Collector.

We arc authorized to announce W VI. BUTTER
FIELD as candidate for the olIicc of Collector
Of Nevada Ceun :. subject to thu romin4tion Of
the Republican County Convention.
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-05

DEATH or C2UST CAvorR.-Count Cavour,
the celebrated Italian statesman, the Prime Min
istcr to Victor Emanuel, died on the morning of
the 9th of june The Sandman flags at San
Francisco were displayed at half mast on Tu s
day, in respect to his memory, and yesterday
minute guns were to be fired from the Sandman
schooner Giuiietta
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-05

Austin E. SMITH.-The Times says the "a e
Naval Office. carried away all the books C.
longing to his ofioc, and did not pay the claims
of loyal men, The affairs of the Office are in
beautiful confusion.
Geo. T. Marye and wife have brought suit
against Smith for more than $4,000, money
alleged to have been collected by the latter in
rents as agent of Maryc. Smith is playing the
game of thicying usual with sccessionists. He
has left to Join the theyinG corfrdcracy.
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-05

ca. TAsHpuRx has been cxiled to Paraguay
IS Commissioner to that eountry-s suiiao'e rec
e,ncs ,,A for his lsl ors
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-05

GEy. NYE, Governor of Nevada Territory, has
arrived at San Fran ,isco, aid will short assume
the direction of affairs over The mountains.
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-05

"MnxIco."-Such is the title Of a pamphlet
published by u. Bancroft & Co.. which hds
been laid on our table It sccr@.s to be devoted
to sett;no forth the a.tral tisns of the rortherf
states Of Mexico. As nobody but traitors, and
eowarls ought to omigrate in these days, the
pamphlet will have little effect in robbing us OF
anv useful class of our citizens. The work has
q great deal Of valuable information.
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-05
C. C. WARNER G Co.,
Corner j and 9th Streets,
SACRAMENTO,
Dealers in
California Honey,
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE,

All orders accompanied with the cash will meet
with prompt attention at the
VERY LOH'EHT PRICES,
If you want Pure Strained Honey, see that it
bears WAINEH's label.
G.. c. WARNER S &C.
i,,Iv53n Cor. j. s. gti SITS.
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-05

BANCROFT i Co., in order to let the reading
world know where the latest and most popular
publications. may be had, and at what price
rive. The following were received by the last
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-05

D. r. ASHLEY. The Pacific Sentinel, pub
ished at Santa cruz--a paper that favors any
thing else but the Republicans, thus speaks of
D. r. Ashley. 1t is a just tribute to the
The nominee for State Treasurer, halls, as
every body knows from Monterey. He is
of more ability and merit than any other upon
the ticket, and had the misfortune to have al.
undesirable nomination thrust upon him, when
he should have been selected to f some posi-
ton where his eminent talents could have been
brought into play. A man of tastes and pur-
suits to be set to work counting dollars in the
State Treasury will find it an unintcrestinr
cupation. All our exchanges speak well of
him, and to all of which we aid our feeble
voice. We have known that gentleman for
| many years, and know him to be kind
| friend, n considerate neigbbor ard an honest
industrious man. with ability and energy suf-
fcient to creditably fill any office within the
gist Of the people.
| The CoNEr.-The following description oethe
comet now visiting published in the Sci
I entific American Of June list,
| Perihelion passage, June 4th, at noon, Wash
ington.
Peritelion distance. 0,9236 of the Earth 5
mean distance from the Sun.
Magnitude of Periheeon, 2f3 deg 80 m.
Ascension node, 29 deg. Is m.
| inclination, g II m.
So far as is know, the pii 'rity OF discovery
belongs to Mr.. Thatcher, Of the American OBJ
servatory, New York.
As it is expected to reach it's greatest brillian-
cy the 4th of July, it would seem probable
that it was " got up, expressly for the occasion,
regardless of expense"
| QUICK TRIP.-1hc ivIivwiug IRON n Sacra-
mento paper tells well for California buik stea-
mers
The NEVADA MAKES THE FASTEST TINE on
RECORD The steamer Nevada feft San Fran
cisco on Santurday evening at seven minutes
past o'clock with rnusually large freight,
and stopped twenty r.inutes at Benicia, taking
| on horses, and arrived at Sacramento at fifteen
minutes pas. eleven o'cfock-running time,
hours ard as ninutes
Il must be remembered taat tae boat ran NJ
s.f7~n, IL .ie -sy.
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-05

FIRE IN MkRysvILLE.-A FIRE occurred in
Marysvillc on the Sd destroying half block
of buildings, among the number two livery sta
blcs. Twelve horses and mules were destroyed.
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-05

EARruQu ,KE-A severe shock OF an earth
quake occurred at San Francisco, July Sd,
alarming a great many citizens. We have
been having earthquake weather for some days.
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-05

News FROM THE EAsT.-The news from
the seat of war is growing more interest
ing. As the ponies come in one after anoth-
er, the interest in the news they bring in
creases. No very remarkable event has vet
transpired at the seat of war. The armies
of General Scott are moving forward grad
ually but surely. In Missouri the traitors
have been met, and put down, and report
has it that Gov. Jackson has fled to Arkan-
sas.
Harpe-'s Ferry has been evacuated by the
Confederate troops.
The traitors are fortifying different points
along the Potomac. 1t is thought that a
decisive battle will be fought soon. The
Confederate forces seem to fall back on
Richmond as if 20 make a determined stand
in defense of that city. The harbors of all
the Southern ports are efectually blocka-
ded and prizes are taken wherever they
offer themselves to our vessels on the
coast
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-05

plain. She was secretly acting with the
traitors fom the start. The indications are
so plain that no one can doubt 10. If proof
were wanted we might aifude to- the fact
that scarcely Virgiuian even here, could
be found who did not express bis sympathy
with jeff. Davis, and even go so far as to
bo ,e the rebel dhief would capture Wash
inpton and orerturn the Government. We
give these gentlemen the credit of belong
inp to the more homes: class of their coun-
trymen. expressing their real sentiments,
and not like John Letcher, talking loyalty
while meditating treachery.
Mr. Mcconnell endeavored to make CAPT
tai for himself and sympathy with his opln-
ions by quoting from an old speaeho of Judge
Douglas. The sentiments of Judge Doug
las. uttered on that occasion, however, lose
the meaning attached TO them by Mr.. Nc
Connell, when it is taken into consideration
that during the last weeks Of tine Senator's
life he WAS the firmest supporter Of the war
policy of the President policy that Mr.
Mcconnell would prove by an old speech oil
judge Douglas unconstitutional and de-
structive of the Union.
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-05
NEW TODAY.
DUYSICIAN'S INSCRIPTIONS co
/ pounded accurately, by L. +. SPENCE.
Assessor.

We are authorised 10 announce the name of
T. REED GOE, as candidate for Inc Office of
Assessor of Nevada County, subject to the nomi
nation of the Republican County Convention.
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-05
pEMoCRAr1C COUNTY CONVENTION.

B. P. AVERY, Of Yub.
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MEDICAL L.
HRAR WHAT. ND PEOPLE sAY.

M. ,,rd.r.Ia.d bSy,nE used Professor HUN.
PHREYY SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC Klsa .,is n
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S1I f6eaey eheerfuliy recommend them 70 all per
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- ,Tis Rey Vim HoSmer, editor Of :" The Nortlern
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PTissn The Rev Spencer II. Rice, Rector NeEtBeti-
forl Mas! he Rev Aen CoI
Fsrenes n "; the Rev. P. 8 Pratt, Dorset, VT the
RsT John E RobIe Buffalo : A. @. HaTt, esq UTICA
Wv. lie Hon Neal Dow, Portland, Me.i he Hon
scbuyieT Coliax south.Bend, Ind. tie Hon aeorge
HuInphreyS N. "; Henry D, Cook, Esq, Editor Of
ne 'iOh6 State Journal Colulnba9 OHIO me ilo9'
ChaSe Monticello, Ma. The Hon. Joseph Benetict'
Mica n "; WIN. Bristol, Esq, Utea, n Y.i a :
Pond Esq, Utica n vi James Plnnk:t Es9.' = ASii
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College
FouapED, 1855
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Cor. Baltimore ana ChnrIes-Sts.,

:
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BALTIMORE, MD.
UNIIS INSTITUTION IS NOW IN THE MOST
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larger apartments for tho accommodation Of the in
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1t now occupies one OF the most conspicuous and
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The advantages and facilities here offered to young
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J. M.PIIILLIPS, nod
Professor Ofthe Theory and Practice of housekeeping
-I7 q and Commercial Calculations.
Associate Professor Of Bookkeeping.
ti' N. G. JOHNSON, ~ a.
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S. 7. WILLIAMS, ESQ,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
RHV. YEATBS REESE, d. D.,
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rg @ TRUSTEES:
Hon: Thos Swami, VIM II. KeIghler, Esq,
The College Is provided with a Commercial Library
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bach Student has desk to HIMSELF and /, sopa-
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There being vacation during the year Sudents
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ThetimensuhlIyrsq required tOeOmpletsth full course,
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No 1.-For Fever, Congestion, and Inflammation.
Nc. 2.-Hor Worm Fever, Worm Collie wettlps The
BSs; s-Y6r Collie, Crying TssthlnE, and waksfnl,
ns ~ p 4@PaF Dlarrho, Cholera 1nAl.un, and SAN,
ni 30 5PPPor Collie, eripnE Dy.en.ery, or Bloody
INC No c.-por CHOLERA, Cholera sIorbu., Vomiting. .
No. S.-For Coughs, Colds, Inauen1a, and Sore
g SS s-Por ToO,hache, Face,aehe and Neuralgia
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No lO.EDYsPEpsIA PII1s-ROr Weak and DeEanged
st5mach CONSTIPATION, and Liver Complaint
No 11.-POR PE,tALE IRREGULARITIES, seanty' Palm
full, or Suppressed Periods 60. -,
No. 12-FOE LencOTrhea. ProIuse sAsnssNh Anu
No. is.@Por. Group. Moarse Cough, Bad Breathing
No, ll-SALT RHEuN PlLIS-For EryH1pel4sI EEuP-
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No. l5-RHEUNATto PII1S-For PAlnG L31uaenessS
OF Soreness in the Chest Back Lolns, or 6 GS v,s
A.-FoT Fever and Ague' Chil FeEeE' OulnD Asus'
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SoEFOr Gore. weak, or Inaamed Eyes ant EyelidS
PaiIiSE, Weak or Blu5red Sight,
O-RT Catarrh, Of long standing or recent ei'let
W.O-FOr WhNOnlns Cough, abaung IL Violence
aud shortening Its couEse.
In all acute diseases such as ReyerE Ina tIons
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attack L moderated, the dis cd, and rem
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Coughs and Colds, which are Of such frequent
eurrence, and which Omen lay the foundation Of
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In all chronic diseases, such as DyspepAiA, Weak
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Often the cure Of single chronic difficulty, such as
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ouR ,REArRnrEa nY Nan.

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you choose and inelose the amount in current note
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NeWYoTk, and the medicine Wtl be duly returned By
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A9EaTs. Y3ANEED!-Wede ire an active, efficient
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gaIlg 9nteIIigrntrr.


)oN'r sEEK ToR 1.-THE hubble Repu-
sAtion in Buehanau's mouth.
Nut ron THE TINEs,-Who was Chest
nuts political progenitor? A. Burr.
By oUR BoWERr CoHTRIBUToR.-Wby did
tue Pope procure certain General to sub
juRate Italy2
Because he thought he could, with his
assistance Lamm-heF easier (Lamoriciere.l
BY Qua HANDsoNe coSTRIBUTOR.-What
the late Governor of Sonth Carolina feels
since the forced lOau-An Aiken Void. ~
By An 0UTsIDER.-What are the pre-
MUM articles in Edaity F0irR
Those which are given as A. Wards. to
be sure. -
To Ora sHoRT-sIdHrEp REApERs-The
best place TO see small bills.
In e.coutribution.box. -
WAsHIsdToS.-Whencver Washington
paper publishes an original joke, guns are
Immediately fired in the outskirts of the
city. There hasn't been n gun fred in the
outskirts of Washington for many, many
years. els
A TRYlSC SITuATIoS.-A WhaleFs after
the Whale is along side.
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Hearing, and Ringing in the EaTs, and Ear-acIe.
Price, 80 cents per box. "a. sgE
FoE scAoEpLl.-EnlRrged Glands, Enlarged and In
duFAted TonSilS, SWelngB and Old ulcerB, ScroIuous
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TUG OF Ih4 NORd q now equal TO any IN the
Country.
Three Through Pa senger Trains.

inf a7ta+f
ni,-oe rr1,-o,,crTs D. .o,,...
Inree Enrough IA Senger Trains,
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH & PIIIIADEIPuIA
LII ti,s, ~ S Sa ~ ~
Jenia W. Y[i III " Ehia-
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W. W. s III = - Solneet alEecI lEF
SIX daily Trains between Phfla,Ielpbta and Ns,y
'i" FNeH
6 orkI Two DaliJ trains between New York and
bSIon IhFongh tiekets tau HAIL are goodon either
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~ ASK FOR TICKETS ny PITTSBURGH
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lCsreaf TVeGt ~ tAAS
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MN oRIEASs, 18th Aul

~ NkM OhLEANS, 18th August, 1859.
Dr. j. Q. ATER: Sir: / eleeT5uIly comply with
the request Of your agent and report yo ipmc OF
the effects have realized with yonr SarsRpATilla.
ltbaNe curod with IL, In my practice, most Of the
complaints for which It Is Recommended, and have
tOunu Its effects truly wonderful in the cure OF TeHe
had Syphitic ulcers In his throat, which were con-
stunning his palate and the top Of his mouth. Your
steadily taken, cured him in 1--WE weeks.
Another was attacked by secondary symptoms in his
nose, and the liberation had eaten away eOnlideTa
bic part OF It, that believe the disorder woull
coon reach his brain and Kill him. But IL yielded to
my administration Of our SArSaparila; the ulcers
healed. and he B we'll again, not OF course without
sSlne dtsfSuratoh Of his face. woman who had
been treated for the same disorder by mercury was
suffering from this poEson In FerbOnes. They had
become - sensitive to the weather that on DAMP
day SHE suffered cxcrucihting pain in her Joints and
paTtllH In n few weeks. know from its formula,
which your agent gave mo. that this preparation
from your laboratory must be great remedy; CON
sequently, these truly remarkable results with it
have not surprlsed me,
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