April 1, 1859 (4 pages)

; Mining Laws of Refuge Hill District. At a meeting of the miners of “Refuge Hill District” held on Saturday, March 26th, 1859, the following gentlemen were elected officers : A. J. Dolittle, Chairman ; Jos. Smith, Vice Chairman: W. R. McGrath, Sec’y. The following by-laws were enacted: 1. That this distiict shall retain its name, and its boundaries shall be as follows: Commencing at Kellogg’s Ditch, wire the old Blue Tent road crosses said ditch ; thence to Geo. Stury’s cabin; thence south to the centre of the ridge; thence along said ridge to the Jenkins Ranch: thence north to North Rock Creek; thence down said creek to Kellogg's ditch dam, thence down Kellogg’s ditch to place of beginning. 2. All persons holding ravine or surface claims in this district, shall perform one fnll day’s labor in every ten, from the first of January, to the first of June. 3. All persons locating claims must have them recorded in five days after location, 4. Persons locating ground shall designate their corners by a stake and notice. 6. Persons holding hill or drift claims must perfurm one day’s labor in every thirty. 6. There shall be a Recorder elected to hold office one year, whose duty shall be to record all claims takew up in this District, for which service he shall receive fifty cents, for each and every elaim so recorded. Resolved—That the proceedings of this meeting be published in the NevaDa JOURNAL. A. J. DOLITTLE, Chm’n. Jos. L. Sith, Vice Chm'n. J.P. Dudley, Recorder. Ww. R. McGrath, Sec’y. Homey Becs Imported via Panama.— We learn from the California Farmer that there have been thirteen impo: and amounting to nine-hundred and fifty-six hives of which only two hundred and eight hives have reached here with live bees. “We are convinced that itis far better to pay our own apiarists $100 each, than it isto pay $7 50 for them in New York, These raised here are healthy, while in those imported, the chauces are five to one against them. Several parties have started with fifty hives, and only five, eight or ten would reach here, and those sickly. Hereafter buy California raised bees—they arethe bestand the cleapPan e8. A New Discovery.—A German wri ter observes, in a late volume on the soeial condition ef Gieat Britain, ther 18 . such a scarcity of thieves in England, that they are obliged to offer a reward for theirs discovery, Improving.—lInformation has been received at Washington from the Hon. Charles Sumner that his health is much improved, and that he will return early in the spring, He willbe present to occupy his seat in the Ssuate at the extra session. The Amsterdamsche Courant <f October 6, 1858, inserts the following lefter from Captain L. Byl, of the Dutch barque Hendrik Ido Ambacht : “Sailingin the Seuth Atlantic, in 27 deg. 27 min. N. lat. 14 deg. 51 min. E. long. we pereeived, on July the 9th, between 12 and 1 o’clock inthe afternoon, a dangeroussea monster, which, during nine days, constantly kept alongside of us to 37 deg. 55 min S. lat and 42 deg.9 min. E. long. This animal was about ninety feet long and twenty-five to thirty feet broad, and most of the time it struck the ship with such a force as to make it vibrate. The monster blew much water, which spread an unpleasant stench over thedeck. The captain, fearing lest the animal might disable the rudder, did his utmost to get rid of his fearful antagonist, but without success. After it had reeeived more than a hundred musket balls, a harpoon, and long iron bar, blood was seen to flow from various wounds, so that at last, from loss of strength, the monster could swim behind our vessel uo longer, and we were delivered of it. By its violent blows against the copper, the animal’s skin had been damaged in several places.’ A Sagacious Dog.—-Not long since, week, a drove ot hogs were passing through Montgomery street. General atic. ion was attracted to the sagacious management displayed by a fine large dog, who assumed the guidance of the drove and kept them together amone the noise of omnibus, cart, dray and catiia_: wheels, which about that time made affairs rather mixed in that fashionable thoroughfare. If any member of the porcine fraternity manifested an erratic tendeney—shonting off from the main body and threatning to invade the sanc tity of the sidewalk, the dog would scamper around to that side, and ty dint of teeth and savage growling, drive the bolting member back again. His eyes were everywhere: he rushed about here and there, and completely bore away the palm from his master as pig driver. Probably the animal had been brought up to tend sheep.—S, F. Times. Sacramento Union.—The Sac. Union entered upon its ninth year, on Saturday the 19thinst. The Union has acquired an enviable fame as a first class news paper without a rival on the Pecific Coast. tions of honey beesacross the Isthmus = . . . * MOST BLESSED, DIVINE, HEAVENLY deones YET .. SCIENTIFIC PANACEA, For curing Diseases Incidental to the State of California, That Acts on the Blood, Brains, Intestines, Sinews, Nerves, the Fluids and Semi-Fluids, and the whole Physique. The gloomy Hypochondriac, the Dyspeptic, the Nervous, debilitated and Feeble, the over doctored, the Bilious and Liver-diseased Sufferer, the Gourmand, the debanchee, the intemperate, and ali who suffer ill-health— HOULD PAUSE AND THINK ERE SICKNES® \ overtakes them, for then worn-out nature suc eumbs to DEATH, because she has not strength to resist. Now, Dr. Jacon WEBRERS INVIGORATING CorDIAL causes strength—that is its main quality. The first operation TONIC ; the partaker fecls then that Sudarion is caused—t.is skin is camo, his limbs suple and active, he fee! hfor exercise, and knows he has strength to endure it ; he is light spirited; his skin 2ecomes clear; his Eyes, too, because His Liver is made Active, the Bile neutralized or rejected, and his Blood is Thinned and Purified ! If he has a Foul Stomach, this acts as an aperient, Not othirwisea. Again—It immediately releves Belching, prevents an accumulatien of wind in the Stomach. The Stomach, the great receiver of disease and its cure. 1 will now enumerate a tew of tho e diseases where I have seen Di. Webber's Tuvigorating act most beautifully General derangement of the System ; Weakness from various causes, viz: Change of ( limate, Long Sickness, the use of Mercury, or being otherwise over-doctored, from abuse of Nature and her Laws, by Drunkenness, Gourmandising, Debanchery and other excesses, Trembling, Fever and Ague Chills, Rheumatic, Neuralgic and other Pains in the Body or Limbs, Want of Appetite. Sleep or Memory, Sour or Bilivus Stomach, Tickling of Ears, Tic Doloreux, &c. ——ae Excess, Debauchery, Nervousness, Etc. An Electric Thrill of Strength’ is permanently given by Dr. Webber's Sanguifier. The whole functious of Nature are aroused. Constipation, dyspepsia cured. It is a Cure for Intemperance ! The Appetite for Liquor Destroyed—one of the bean tiful properties possessed by Dr. Webber’s Invigorating Cordial, is that it removes all longing or Tasie for Liquor. Many inebriates have fuund that after ithas renewed and strengthened them, queted their nerves, it has caused aversion to spirits I have seen it ewe some ofthe most frightful cases, where delerium tremens has actually occurred. Read This Statement Of Cures, Effected by the most extraordinary Concoiction of the Age! A Case of Great Bodily Pain, Ague, Debility and Dyspepsia Cured!! Mr Jxo. B. FLEMMING, « Merchant Tailor of Ophir, inthis State, certifies, Sept 27th, 1854, that ‘i wo Bottles of Dr. Webber's Cordialeured Mr. J. C. Ewens, of the same place, of PAINS IN THE BODY, Dyspepsia. Chill aud Haching Cough, together with general Debility. Neuralgie and Riieumatie pains. Dr James Bunnaut, certities to the cure of « pitiable case of decayed maphood, (where the stiength, nerves memory, aud the whole physique was prostrated) by its use. Mr. James Freeman, of Mokelumne Hill. says :— “My feeling was an exhaustion, a want of Strength a torpor, @ want of Viger. appetite and ot.er misers. ble feelings. One bottle of your Cordial relieved and Three have eutively cured ine.” We could give Fifty other certificates, notwithstanding that most persons are sensitive about being noticed; but the above must satisty any reasonable person. ise The Recder is conscientiously assuree that this really extraordinary Panacea is acl it is represented. and is net one of the Nostrums of the day. Let the ’ dtry it, end they will be than}f 1 for having ® tis warranted to be nninjurious to the most constitution, or to either sex or age, to contain reury orether mineral. Itis put up, very highly contrated, in Quurt Bottles, PRICE—Three Dollars: or Two Bottles for €5,00. PARK & WHITE, Agents, Dan i ian-isco Veny Imrontaxt CavtioN—Beware of Dangerous Cou terfeits and Imitations Look that the namos of T. JONES and J. WEBBER is on the top of the inside wrapper, nd blowu in the Glass. Buy none other. April t, 1559—3mis Love loves tu kiss the lip hat apart unfurls, While, glisteni.g, snowy teeth, like spotless pearls; Such breath, such teeth, asevery .ove would suit, Are made by Lafont's Jamaica Soap Tooth Root. And the worst hair soft, fine, and dark does live, Touched by Jones’ Coral Hair Restorative— And ptre clear skin is given, from which de&cts elope When washed with Jones’ Italian Chemica Soap 0 Yes, and the Price is only 25 and 50 cents each T would that Ieould induce every Red, Coarse, D-y or dirty haired person to try Jones’ Coral Hair Restorative onec; the effest-~the dark, silky, rich, lustrous look it gives it—the scalp is at once freed of dandreff, the ha this econo is foreed to grow. Any one who uses icie will never use ala any other. Wa, DesIkES BEAUTIFUL TRETH 7—White, polished and Clean, all tartarand and discoloration removed, the foulest breath rendered sweet and pure, and the sorest spongy gums made"hard anthealtny ? Such have bu to use Lafont’s Jamaica Soap Tooth Root Compound. This admirable dentrifice lathers beautiful to the taste. like Soap, yet is Red, Coarse, Eruptive, Tender Skin, is made white, Fine and Soft as a child's, by that superb emollient, JONES’ ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP. for washing infants, and beautiful for Shaving, mak ing rich. k, lasting lather. ° Tw" Price reduced to 25 Cents. The abore be tt is fine uti'u. preparationa are sold at the above Prices by every respectable Druggist in Call. fornia, PARK & WUITE, A sril 1—3in Agents. San Franticisco, TO THE PUBLIC. Dr. SMITH having established a firat class Water Cure and Motor pathic Institution in this eity, and feeling a great interest in the success of such a-: Inmstitution, based upon natural and rational principles of the healing art, have taken charge of the bu: iness depart ment. Dr. Smith is a graduate of a rezularly chartered Medica! College, a thorough Physician by nature, as well as education, and I can assure those who consult him and adopt his treatment, that they will rejoice in the inspiration of returni.g health, and verify all that is said in his favor. THOMAS HILL, late of Hill Wooster & Co PROBATE NOTICE, Executors Sale of Real Estate. BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER of the Hon. the Probate Court, in and for the county of Nevada, on the 16th day of March, A. D., 1859, duly made and entered of record of said day, notice is hereby given that on Saturday, the 23d day of April 1859 at 12". of said day, in front of the Court House door, in Nevada, we will expose for sale at public auction, to the highest and best bidder therefor, the following described Real Estate situate in said city, to-wit: Two Brick Houses, and lots, on the north side of Commercial street, in the town of Nevada, oceupied by M. Martin, and S. Levy. The first lot being 24 feet front, on Commercial street ; 40 feet 4 inches depth of said house, the whole of said lot being 70 feet and 4inches. The second house, (occupied by S. Levy) fronts on Commercial street, 19 feet and 5 inches, with adepth of 43 feet and three inches. The whole of said lot being 70 fect and 4 inches. One House and Lot, situated in the town of Novada, adjoining the premises of Brant & Anderson, on the west, and Stafford on the east. The said property being situated on the knoll known as Green’s Point. All of the above property being known as, and constituting the Real Estate belonging to the estate of John Ramus, deceased. Terms oF SaLe—Six months credit, on approved security. Sacramento, March 1&-tf EDWARD KELSEY, HENRY GODAIR, Execcutors of the Estate of Jno. Ramus, dec’d. Nevada, Mareh [8—Im PREMIUM HAIR TONIC. ARRANTED to restore Grey Hairs to th-ir original tor, and thin ordecayed hairs to their youthful luxu rianee and beauty. Also,to cure, effectually, Scurf and Dandruff. Reasons why it should be used in preference to any other prepa‘ation for the hair: First—one bottle will restore grey haiis to its origina color Second—One half bottle will cure the worst case of Dandruff. Third—Thereis no oil inthe preparation, and will not soil the finest linen. This is a chemical preparation and has been mannfac tured for many years in the Atlantic States, and is of fered to the public and guaranteed &s the best Hair Re storative now in use, This Hair Tonic was awarded a special diplom atthe State Fair, Marysville, August last. Mannufactered only at the Drug =tore of S.T. WATT>=, Marysville. E. F. SPENCE, Nevada. And sold by Dec. 3—tf J. R. WHITNEY & CO. Forwarding & Commission Merchants. #&FGoods sent cither by Sacramento or Marysville marked “Care W. & €o.”” will be forwarded with despatch. SWe fill orders for Goods. J.R. Whitney, San Francisco. W. J. Tilley, Sxcramento. i J. McWilliams agent, Marysville deel? of . . ca eR CLS SC CE CE aE A Ce } GRAND Gir 7 BEMWVERFAINMENE !! 13 Prizes! $3,085 DISTRIBUTED 6. W. YOUNG, -PROFFERS TO THE PUBLIC A Or Dramatic Entertainment. By celebrated performers. With Songs and Good Instrumental Music, ON SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 16th, 1859, Atthe Metropolitan Theatre, Nevada. — [2 The tickets of adiission are placed at only the usual price of Theatrical entertainments, at ONE DOLLAR EACH. The holder of a Ticket will be also entitled to a Chance in the distribution of i3Sl FINE PR1iZ2Ess, Watued at over Three Thousand Dollars! The Prizes are to be given to the Ticket Holders having the First Numbers drawn trom One, to One hundred and Thi:ty-one, inclusive. x¢ 206 SY Ee Ce aCe a0 waged A) wS All of which are standaid articles of Jewelry. 1 One Magificent GOLD MAGIC WATCH, with splendid Fob Clain attached, marked E. D. Johnson, London, No. 14775. Wearsgucctes S cevcscevassseeoue OO 2 One fine Duplex Hunting Watch, full Jewelled, 18 carrats, H. F. Matile, malter, No. 2980.5 35. sssvsscaeecpeee uk aes sap pods beads sksetessicnsidecasieciescs cveasces 200 OO 3 One full Jewelled English Hunting Gold Lever, Wm. Robinsoa, Liverpocl, maker, No. 50309...cc000 aire iste wider ehannighemsannsite lads 150 00 4 One ditto Jos. Johnson Liverpool, No. 681.. oer 125 00 5 One Splendid Cal. Gold Fob Chain 18 carrat .. ee 125 00 6 One tine geld Pob chain 60 00 7 Ove Large Scale Gold Vest Chain 75 00 8 One French Vest chain, 18 carrat fine. 50 00 9 One Gold Vest Chain . 30 00 ! 10 One Heavy Gold curb chain, 45 00 1l Cae WG a chests teicat 1 5 12 Oue do. .-. do ee ten 13 One Large Silver Lever Watch, full jewelled . 14 One 0.5.20 do. 15 One @o-.3 do 16 One Splendid Quartz Seal, seetecsece 7 One ere Ae Woeee Pe ob bdagset sevecesceesesssislenconctec 5866608650060 18 Que Full Sett Garnet Jewelry, Bracelet, Pin and Ear Rings. 19 One Sett Florintine Mosaic, Pin, and Ear Rings, Cal. Gold mounied., 20 One corai sett, Pin and Ear Rings... 12 09 21 Que sett enameled Pin and Ear Rings. 15 00 22 One sett (ali Gold) Pia and Ear Rings. 9 00 23 One sett D eaepeeee,. ehropemepey «(vrs 9 00 24 One Onyx sett Pin and Ear Rings. ‘ 12 00 25 One Valifornia Gold cane Head, Quartz Top Carcpedtens seein con, ae Oe 26 One Ladies Quartz Sa 40 60 7 One do *PRR F ob aecasuatatebes 29 60 28S One pair Quartz Ear Drops.... sips casecesaeconedioumgeaes 20 69 29 One Gentleman’s Seal rin, Quartz sett. dgdeuts 22 00 30 One sett Quartz sleeve Battomns.. SeecsbGhd sbtdidevensbortoctecasse 25 00 31 Cne Gold Quartz Slide, § 00 32 One do UBlalimcvedeee cial: 10 00 33 One do. do 8 00 34 One Ladies Belt Buckle, 28 00 35 One Guard Slide. 10 60 36 Oye enamele! do 7 00 3 § 00 4 00 ju 2o 10 00 AG Cal. Gold sleeve Buttons, extra O0.5 a cameo Sleeve LDuttons,. t engraved do. “tcornellan do, to ~ em warr9 wna 2 J Coe eee ete eeeeri gy stt, all Gold do. 00 sett Cornelian studs, 20 00 sett Sardonyx studs..0000.000. 12 00 t California Gold Studs, patent . » 12:00 sett Jeit O.6.-.9 00 ett fancy black enameled studs. 600 Ladies Jet Broach. ss 7 00 meo Broach. 6 &0 o 12 00 8 12 60 5 00 & 00 6: 2 pair ¢ 00 c ne fine Gold Pen and 11 00 6 no Ladies Gold Pencil. . " 0 63 61, Each one Gold Tooth Pick. $ % 00 65 66, Each ono coral Necklace, $3. gus 60 67 One coral Necklace.s.cccs ces 00 6S Que pair Ariniets.... 00 62 One sett fine Gold Ear Rings, enameled and painted. 15 00 70 One pair Jet cross Ear Rin accisines 12 00 sett Florintine mosaic E 2 sett Jett Ear Rings. One sett Jett Ear Rings.. ne pair Ear Rings, green stones ue pair Ear rings, green stones. One pair Fancy Ear Drops, all gold. One pair Enameled Ear Drops.. ¢ pair Ear Riags, Leaf work. One pair children’s Ear Drops. -_CHIU me we One pair do do coral,. 50 1 One pair do do coral 00 2 One pair half-moon Ear rings 50 3 One pair do do 50 t One pair do do 50 5 One pair do do 50 t 7 7 ‘ 7 7 7 7 80 8 & 3} § 8 8 ~ CORRS MEET epee RE HDOUAOOUNNICNHUNNADMIKAO Co o One magnificent gentleman’s Mosaio Pia, Califerais Gold 7 One Masonic Pin, Trowel 00 88 One Steamboat Pin 00 82 One fine paste Pin, single stone 12 00 90 One Paste cluster Pin 00 91 One fine cluster Pin, Garnet center 00 2 One odd Fell ows’ Pin, E namebed 00 93 One Masgnic Keystone Pin 00 94 One mortar and pestle Pin 00 95 One earpenter’s Pin 00 96 One fine Gold double Locket 15 00 7 One do Single Locket 14 00 98 Ono do open Locket, Germse 10 00 99 One do do do 10 00 100 One small double Locket. 6 00 101 One do do = 6 00 102 One do single Locket. 5 00 103 One heavy odd Fellows’ ring, California @ol@ 80 00 104 One five Specimen ring (Dove pattern) 12 00 105 Ove Specimen Ring, with anchor 12 00 106 One Large Tablet King 6 00 107 One Fine Enameled Paste Ring 6 00 103 One do do do do 6 00 109 One Enaleled Tablet Ring 4 00 110 Oae Plain Ring, Onyx sets 4 00 111 One chased Ring 4 00 112 Oae chased Ring 4 00 113 one Fine Gold Thimble 5 00 14 I15, Each one Gold Thimble, $6 I0 00 116 One Fine Gold Thimble 5 00 Tt7 One fine Gold Neeklaco 10 00 118 119, Each One fine Gold Necklace, $7 14 00 120 Ono sett Gold charms 12 09 121 One fine Trumpet charm 8 00 122 One Fish charm 4 00 123 one Fish charm 3 00 I24 125 Each one Horse charm, $3 16 00 126 127, Each one Gold compass, $4 8 00 128 one sett carbuncle sleeve Buttons and Studs 60 00 129 one Gold Stone sett, (warranted fine) Pin and Ear Rings 50 00 I30 one Ladies, open Faced GOLD LEVER WATCH, full jewelled 50 00 I3I -one fine, 18 carat, Full Jewelled LADIES GOLD WATCH, Freuch, maker, London, No. 5034 $125 00 TOTAL VALUE OF PRIZES....-+--+-++--83,035 00 A Cure fcr the Griffin Case! AUDANUM, ARSENIC AND STRYCHNIA, For sale by E.F. SPENCE, Druggist, Main street. FOR SALSGE, STEAM ENGINE ana BOILER, at a barA gain. Enquire of Garden Seed! Garden Seed! FRESH GARDEN SEEDS—Alfaifa, Ornamental Clover and Grass Seeds. Retail Dealcrs aupplied at city prices. March 11-tf G. W. Wetca, Main street. Home-made Hams & Bacon! Sr public are earnestly invited to call end examine our choice stock of Home-made Hams and Bacon, which we offer for salé at Tow cash prices. GROHE & cO,, Centrat Market, Commercial St. Nevatla, Feb. 18, 1859. AA. Sarcent, Broad St-reet MORRIS ROSENHEIM, Watchmaker & Jeweler, AND DEALER IN FINE JEWELRY, Watches and Diamonds. MainStreet, two doors from the Nevada Journal Office. Nevada, April 2@4, i838. FLOWER SEEDS (assorted) for sale by E. F. Srzyce, Druggist, March 11-+f Main street. ———— LONDON CLOB HOUSE GIN, TO THE PUBLIC. ZS This celebrated Gin—pretending to nothing but what it is, viz : a pure snd unadulterated arti. ticle, and assuming no artificial merits of what it is not, as some of its rival imitators do—after five years of public approva! and very extensive sales in California, has been pronounced by the public to be superior, not only as a beverage of general use, to any other article competing against it, but is Unrivalled in its Medical Efficiency in most cases of complaints. To persons travelling in these days ofrapidtransit from East to West, North te South; who are constantly changing their water as well their climate; who are drinking, indeed, a dozen kinds of water in every twenty-four hours, and each draught containing some property acting in chemical antagouism to the preceding one thereby causing an unnatural degree of excitement to the stomach—it is positively and absolutely necessary to use acounteracting agent. From the fact that the “London Club House Gin,” is prepared expressly to meet such exigencies, and to act as we know it will act, as att antidote we confidently prescribe it asthe very best article in the country. The name of “Aromatic Scheidam Schnapps” has never been attached in apy way to this article. In first presenting the “London Club House Gin,” to the public, my aim was to give them a pure and unadulterated article of Gin, and to call it by its Tight MAME, suc succes HUEMUINE ILE it vuuten and extensive sale in California is a sufficient guarantee of the high appreciation of the article by consumers. Various parties have from time to time put up and shipped to California an article which they cali “Crvus House Gry.” My Gin, which has gained such a reputation in California, is branded on the cases, “Old London Club House Gin, W. H. D”’ The bottles also have a white labe! with a fac similie ofmy signature. I caution sll partiesto beware of imitations. WM. H. DALY Sole Import x, jan2S-tf New + yx. terL et no false delicacy prevent you from consulting Dr. CHAS TOZER, of=acramerte who has attended and cured so many within the las Four years; andall you who have mo means to pay can find in him a friend, who will make no charges for examinations oradvice. We would recommend all who are in trouble to call on him: andalso to lock over his treatise on venerealin another part of this paper. The Doetor’s office is on Sixth Street, between J. and K Sacramorte. Nov 12—lv Syrup of Yelow Dock, Sarsaparilla And Iodia Potash for Purifying the blood and for the enre of SCROFULA, Ma@RCURIAT, DISEASES, RHEUMATISMCrvtaseous Eruptions, Stunpors ULcers, LIVER Compatnts, Loss OF APPFTITE, GENERAL DEPILITY. &e. Fora general tonie of the system it stands unri valled. This medicigze lias lemg been before the public and sifice 1250 has gradually increased in usefulness and public favor, and gained the highest reputation for the cure of these diseases to whichit is adapted—Leing pre. pared from fe best materials and compounded on scientifle principles; we are confident from the intrinsic merits andfrom past experience that it will continue to give full satisfaction. Manufactured only at the Drvg Store of S.T. WATTS, No. 92 First street, Marysvile, and Sold by Oct. 25, 1858-—tf E F. SPENCE, Drvggist, No. 32 Main street, Nevada To THE PUBLIC —I haye had so many crzils for the preparation known as “Opiate Balsamique,” which 1 have been using in my practice for some time. for the eure of Gonorrlioca, Gleet,ete., that I am strongly induced to give more gentrai publicicy to it. ommending this medicine to the public, as I confidently And, in rec do, and to all who have made useof “‘Thorn’s Extract, i I unhesita pronounce it to be more efficacion pleasant and convenient than that or any other form oj giving the remedies used. It is prepared only at the Drug Establishment of S. T. WATTS, Ne 92 Firstst Marysville, and sold by E. F. SPENCE, Dealer in Drugs and Medicines, No. 32 Main street, Nevada. Oct 29, 1858—tf Ek. Ce. eo. F. Theregulgr meetings of OUSTOMAH LODGE, No 16 Willbe held evety Tuesday eveningiatthé new Hall onPine street, (Kidd's new building.) : CHAS. MARSH, N. @. M. Lewes, Scc'y. DALY’S VALLEY WHISKEY. We beg to call the attention of Dealers, as well as consumers, to the following Certificates of well known Chemists, who have analysed “Daly’s Aromatic Valley Whisky,” The high reputation ofthe parties is a sufficient guarantee that the article possesses all the merit claimed for it. WM. NEWELL & CO. Sole Agents. State Assayer's Office, 32 Somerset street, } Boston, Mass., April 17th, 1258. Wm. WI. Daly, New Yotk : Tsar Sir—I have madea Chem’cal Analysis of your ** Aromatic Valley Whisky,” and find it a pure. fine flavored Rye Whisky, co taining no injurious mat ter of any kind, and recommend it as suitable for medi caland public purposes. CHARLES T. Jackson, M.D. State Assayer. —e New York, April 19th, 1258. Inave analysed a sample of ‘*Daly’s Aromatic Valley;Whisky,’’ and find it to be a pare artiele, of fine flavor, aud without any deletcriovs admixture, Jamxys R. CuiLton, M. D. Chemist Wn. Fi. Daly Esq. Dear Sir—Your ‘Aromatic Valley Whisky,” is received, and after careful examination, ] find it to be apnre article, entirely free from the adulterating ingre dientsso frequently used. Janes J. Mapes, Chemist. x DALY’S <t Aromatic Walley Whisky, Is put np in cases containing One Dozen Bottles each For sale by all the principal Liquor Hous es inap Francisco. Mar 25 Flower Seeds! “FULL ASSORTMENT—Just tale by received and for GEO. W. WELCH. The Pacific Mail Steamship Company FOR PANAMA. Connecting via Panama Railroad with steamers of THE U. S. MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.’S AT ASPINWALL FOR New York and New Orleans Departure from FOLSOCM’STREET Wharf The Magnificent Steamship , GOLDEN AGE, Will leave Molsonz street wharf for Panama, with L 8. Mails, Passengers, and Treasure, ° TUESDAY. o---2.25528 APRIL 5th At 9 o'clock, A. M., precisely. Passengers by the P. M. 8. Co’s Line are landedon their arrivals at Panama upon the wharfat the rnilroad terminus, by the Comprny’s stexm ferry boat, and pro ceedimmediately by Railroad across the Isthmas. S a aie 1 . To Aspinwall, where the steamers of the U.S. Mail S 8. Co. are alwaysinreadiness toconvey themto New York or New Orleans, Passengers for New Orleans proveed by directsteamer from Aspinwall. 4 Through tickets are furnished, including the transit of the Isthmus, Passengers are notified that alltickets for fhe steam ers of the U. S. Mail S. S. Co. must be presented to their agent at Aspinwall for registry andexchange, as they will not.otherwiwe be available,For Freight or passage »pply to FORBES & BABCOCK, Agents. Cor, Sacramento and Leidesdor# street Kiss ME QUICK SOAP and Wistars Betzam of Wild Cherry, For sale by mri KE. F.Seexcr, Muin street. Water-Cure and Motorpathic EstabLISHMENT. ELECTRO-CHENICAL BATHS! Dr. Barlow J. Smith, Graduate of the New York Hygiv Therapentic College, Has openeda first class water cure and wmoterpathic establishment in the large and pleasant House formerly occupied by Mrs. Tilden, on Seventh St. between I & J Sacramento. The establishment is the first on the Pacific coast that combines ali the advantages of Hygienic medication, and willbe equal to any in the Atlantic States or Euroye. By the treatment of Dr “mith, sl! curable diseases, acute or chronic, ean be eared. His theory of disease is not that of the old -cbool, hence his practice is not to destroy the vitality and diminish the powers of life by the laareet, cupping, leeching, blistering, burning, purging and vorn iting, means so destructiveto real health. Those suifering from weak and intlamed Byes, Bronchial and (ataarhal Affections, Diseases of the Herrt, Lungs, Liver, K neys, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Apoplexy, Fits, Paralysis. Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Fevers of all types, Fev and Ague, Putrid Sore Throat, Croup, Scrofuluus Diseases; Piles, Prolapsus, Inflammation ofthe Boweils,Chroneand Acute Diarrhee, should try the adyautages of this institution before taking poisonous drugs, and thas lessening their chances of a permanent recovery. C&scers cured by anentirely new process: Bone Setting—Dr Sinith has & knowledge of the Art of Bone Setting. so sueccessfuly practised by Dr Benoni Sweet, of Connecticnt, and is the only one in Caliiar with his peculiar system. Water is by far the most effectual curative agent in all cases of bro ken bones. dislecaticns, sprains, bruises, &c. &e. Female Department—The arrangements of the institution are particularily adapted to the successtul treatment of uterine diseases and displacements, curvatures ofthe spine. &c. Dr. Smith evill give especial attention to this class of diseases, which, #ecording to the decision of the State Medical Board, are alarmingty prevalent in California Women auticipating eontinement will be accommodated with pleasant and separate apart . menta, the best medical and surgical attention attention and nurses in the ~tate. andevery convenience ealeula ted to render parturition easy and natural, at even less expense than the ordinary charges of physicians. Gymnasium—The institution wiil have a Gymnasium, with various appliances adapted to all degrees of physical strength, where ladies either connected with the institution or not ean take jucicious and healthy exercise ElectroShemical «nd Vapor Baths—The when judiciously applied, in eradicating tne ettects of the PoIsOs’ OFK, and other poisons, both mineral and vege table, and inthe treatment of Rhetmatic, Ncuralgie Paralytie and Cuténcous diseases, will be administered ‘o patients without extra charge. Insanity and cther Mental Derangements. Dr. mith having been a teacher of Phrenol gy, the ac knowledged science of mind, and being familiar with the different temperametts which constitute the basis of mental and physical he is the better enabled to diagnose and treat the dBtises of the mind—insanity in ali its forms, Ke. &e. Those having friends afficted with insanity, should call on Dr. Smith, who will sat‘sfy them of his thorough knowledge of the humau mind in its healthy and diseased condition. New York, August 1, 18%. To WHOMIT MAY CONCERN ;—This ities that Di. Barlow J. >mith isa graduate of the New York Hygeio Therapeutic Coilege, which college has a regular char ter from the Legislature of the State. and is authorized to grant Diplomas conferring on its students al! and the same prftileges afd immunities in relatiom to the practice of the healing art, that are conferred by the Dipiomas of any Allopathic or other Medical Coilege in this country. Dr Smith has also devoted much attention to Phrensiogy, especially in its connections with Phy siolozs athology, a portion of the time under the instruciiv of Fowler & Wells of this elty, and has labored successfally as a teacher and lecturer on these snt ts. R. T. TRALL, ». p. Principal N. ¥. Hygeio Therapeutic College. ComPLIMENTARY REsoLvTIONs.—-At the Close of a course of ten lectures on Phrenologs aud Physiology by Dr. Barlow J. Smith, at the Hygeio Medical College, N Y. the following resolutions were unanimously adopted by the medical class, with the reqrest for their publica tion in the Phrenological and Water Cure Journals ; Whereas, We have listened with pleasure and profit to a course of lectures by our fellow student. Dr. B. J. Smith on Phrenology and Physiology, and as we deem the sei ence of Phrenology as connected with Physiology, of the utimnest importance, therefore, Resolved. Thatin Dr. Sinith we recognize 2 teacher of whoin this Collcge may weil be proud, and that he is ca pable of reflecting hcnor upon the sciences he so &biy demonstrates. Resojved, That his discoveries in Physiology elaim our highest attention and regard as reformers and students of nature. Resolved, That we highly appreciate Dr. Smith's afplication of Phrerolozy to the study and diagnosis of discase ; and thatas students of medicine we have derived principles of diagnosis which are of inestimable valne being enabled to determine, from an exe tion of the hea t,to what particular discase a person is preposed. Resolved, That as the principles of Fhreno by which Dr. Smith determines the healthy or diseased condition of the body are original, net having been claimed of set fotth by any other individual, he deserves great credit fer their discovery. Resoived, That as Dr. Sinith intends to leave our institution soon for a permanent residence in California, with aview to the dissemination of these ‘ruths and the principles of Hygiene, as taught at this College, we hoary nmend him te the friends of our cau e Wher he may locate. {Signed,] A. ‘Tl’. HAMILTON, M. D. B. We Cuicps, mM. Dp. E. H. PHILLIPS, M.D. — Comrtte. Dr. Smith wiil attend patients m all parts of the city, so far as he can consistently with the imterest of those in the institution Persons can be accommodated with Baths and treatment at the institution without board if desired. ‘THOMAS HILL willattendto the business department of the institution. The families of Dr. Smith and Mr. Hill will reside in the institution, 2nd no pains or expense will be spared . to make ita pleasant and health-restoring home for invalids A limited number of persons desiring a Physiological diet can be accommodated. Terms. Consultations, verbal or by letter...-----Free +. 820 to $20 a} For Board and Treatment, per week.{according to the attentton requi Exaniiudtions, with verbal advice for howie treatm’t 5 00 si “ written : 10 00 Letters of inquiry promptly answered, and Circulars sent oh application. BAakLow J. = MITH, M. D. References. D.O. Mills, Sacram*anto. C.'T. Fay San Francisoo. Chas Crocker, do Gilbert A, Grant, do L. Upson, do F. P. Tracy, do Isaac Lohman, do RichChenery, do J. B. Wooster, do 7. A. Banks, do Thos. Gardner, do P.L. Weaver, do L.A. Booth, do 8. A. Ballou, Pinmus Ce. H.P. Osborn, do PP. caine, Oroville. Cc. Cole, do F. E. Cannon, Butte Co. Mark Hopkins. do A. A. Sargent Nevada. E, G. Waite Nevada, W. J. Tilley, Sac. City, 3 Homeopathy or Mcvement cure.—Of Motorprathy, itis only necessary to say here that Peter Henry Ling, the originator of this system Was @ Swede, and t his system has been practised in Sweden in an institu. ion sustained by Government, for nearly forty years, and that it has received the highest commendations from several governments, commissions of inquiry, and phy sicians Of the highest standing Bayard Taylor who was treated in the institution st Stockbohn, thus speaks ofit: “Ling’s system not only aims at reducing to a:cienace the muscular development cf the body, but by means of both active and pasrive movements, at reaching the scat of the disease and stimulating the various organs of the body ina healthy action In the former ofthese, Ling has certainly succeeded ; there isno other system of muscular training that will bear comparison with his. During the time of my attendance I could not he!p but notice the effect of Tediscipline upon the patients, especially the children. yeth weak and Ilstless gradually strengthened themselves ; the pale and sallow took color and lively expression ; the erippied and paralytic recovered the use of their limbs—in short, all with the few exception cf a few hypocondriaes, exhibited very marked improvement,— ‘There was no volutitary exercise, e vody was being exercised upon. ‘The result of my observations and experlence was that Ling’s system of physical education is undoubtedly the best 1n the world, and that as a remedial agent in ail cases of congenital weakness or deformity, as well as for those diseas s which arise from deraaged circulation, its value can scarcely be over-estimated,” ‘There are several institutions in the United States established upun this system, of which we will mention that of Charles F. Taylor, M. D. in New York city, the celebraced institution of Dr. Hamilton, of Kochester, N. Y. (exclusively for women) and that of Dr. Haisted, at Round Hill, Northampten, Mass, HYDROPATHY; The snecess aud advantages of Hydropathy over the old system of poisonous drug meslication are well known Inthe use of Water, Dr. Smith does not rely upon Cold water alone. but upon water of all temperatures, according to the strength of the patient and the nature of the disease, in connection with all other hygienic conditions, such as Air, Electricity, Diet, Rest, Fxercise, ete Neither doeshe believe water will ‘‘wash out ali diseases,” a8 some Allopaths are ignorant or malicions enongh to charge upon Hydropathiste; but a® water enters more largely into the constituents of the boly than all other elements combined—the new born infant being coimposed of about NINETY per cent. of water, the adult of about EIGHTY per cent, and as water forme about N.NETY ports of one hundred of the blood, the fluii which supplies every part with its vitality—consequently the human system has more effinity with water and yields more readily to its influence than to any and ali other elements known to the materia medica. Those who have seenits power and given it a fair trial never go BACK todrugs. Wherever there is disease, there is generally inflammation, and what will absorb heat so readily aud surely as water? You who are sick, ask yourselves ifthere CAN be any affinity betweeu your systems and poisonous drugs. Atew years since there was not an advocate of Hydropathy, now there are hundreds of thousands in the United States and eae to testify in itsbebalt. Tay 17 and you will bless the day. Sacramento, March 18—tf €aution to Purchasers of EUREKA WHISKEY. Tv has come to the knowledge of the undersignea, that various Partics are putting up Whiskey, in imitation packages, made in San Francisco, aud branded it “Eareka Whiskey.’’ We caufioi dtalersin the interior against purchasing any of these imitations for the genuine linported article. Thegenuine “EUREKA WHISKEY”? is imported in Barrels and hulf Barrele and the ages are branded on one head, “ Eureka Whisky, 1849, Wm. Newell & Co.”’ with acopy right labelattached, and op the other head “J. T. D.”’ To any one who has purchased the Genuine Eurek: This carttion is nunecessary, as they cannot be deceived by imitations WM.NEWELL & Co., SOLE AGENT=,103 BATTERY STSan Francieto, Sept 15, 1853. The genuine Fureka Whiskey is for sale the principa! Liquor Houses in San Prawtsco November 19, 3m-is beal perenne. Sencar, ver _ . Caittion th the Purchaséts of = me ' * 4 EUREKA WHISKEY? , Tr HAS COME TOTHE KNOWLEDGE OF Thur { undersigned that various parties are puttirg vp vy Weisky in imitation packages branding i “EUREKA WHISKY,’ and se'ling the same at mack lest thanthe Agent’: price for the gennine ertte? Wehave also ascertained that cmpty packagus +16 our names en them are frequentiy Tulutea Woe n suamon article, and sold for the genuine, ‘There are heuses who sell THE GENUINE EGREKA WHISKY . And whose representations can be relied on, OF aint to purchase. The fact ef so m t itix safe ly partion trying to inate thd ( article, is the sdreat guarantee that it iee best Wiles . ky offered for sale on the Pacific coa.* . 0 The genuine EUREKA WHOEKY is taperted 1 { i barrets and half-barreis, and -2¢ packages are brabd on the head: “Bareka Whiskr, 18 4G? “WM. NEWELL & Co,” With 4 copyright Isabel attached; au@ on the ofheé xead, J. FD. To any on* who has purchased the gerluine Rureket Whisky, this caution ix unnecessary, as he caunet he deceived by ishitati ins. ve M. NEWRLL & CO., Sole Agents; SAN FRANCISCO FRANK BAKER, No. 110 and 142 Clay Strect, No. 45 and 47 Merchant Street. Mar. 4—3mis IMPORTER AND DESLER . FOREIGN AND DOMESTIG CARPETS! it. @& S22 2) Ot ‘N4ths MATS & COCOA MATTING, Draggets, Fine Baizes, Bamasks, Window Shades and Hollands; UPHOLSTERY GOODS, PAPER HANGINGS & BORDERS, CHINA MATTING. '¥ For sale in Bond or Duty paid; THE LOWEST RATES f San Francisco, March 18—-6n ELAM & HOWES, Wholesale Dealers in WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, Brooms, Pails, Tubs, Churns, Field Kegs Twines, Cordage, Wickage, ete. . Ne. 84 Clay street, one door from N. W. corner of Front street, San Francisco. \ 7E BEG LEAVE to inform our friends and the public i general, that having made large edditions to our already extensive Stock, wé are now prepared to furnish them with all articles counected with the Wood and Willow Ware Liney . at prices to defy competition. In addition, we also keep a full and complete assorimeut of rope, cordyge and twines, consisting of manilla, hemp dnd ¢6tton rope, linen and cotton, sail (wine hine twing, wrapping twine, ete. Traders are respectfully invited to call and examine our Stock before purchasing elsewhere, af they will find a Larger assortment to select front and at lowerprices than any other House inthe eity, March 18-3m . . CUSTOM . ‘ MADE CLOTHING, . HEUSTON, ' HASTINGS; & CO. Cor.of J & 2nd Sacramento. . i; EUSTON, HASTINGS & CO. 416 Broadway New York, have established a Gents’ Clothing & Furnishing Goods . STORE IN SACRAMENTO. ; assortment in Sacramento as are kept in any house in New York: Every garment warranted equal to custom faaké and cur prices defy competition as we buy for cash . ; and scll fer cash only. ——-REMEMBER OUR STORE I8S— Cor. J & Und St. Sacramente. All the new styles we receive by every mail steamer: Sacramento, Dee. 24th, 1858.—tf We intendto keepas large a Stock and as good art \ j Before and After Using Dr. Webber's Invigoratity Cordial: R. HOE & CO. . SA Sr a HE subscriber having been appointed svle agent for the Pacific Coast, for the sale of their Cast Steel Saws, so deservedly known throughout the Mnited States, would invite the attention of merchants, éonsnmers, &c. to examine bis stock of Circular, Mill, Pit and Cross Cut SawsAlso, Hand, Panel & Ripping Saw-, Web Saws, Saw Mandrel’s and Files of «Superior quai. ity. Saws re-toothed, straighteted with care at re duced prices, Z GEO. STEAD. m25] N. EB, cor. of Bettery & Jackson st. San #raucises, THE NEVADA JOURNAL Book and Job Printing 9fficeMain Strect, Nevada, opposite the Expross OLicer Wa Tho Proprietors of this stablishment woul? inform the citizens of Novade county, tht they af always prepared to execute PLAIN AND FANCY PRIN TVTFEN VSG et n a Neat, Speedy and Accurate manner, and as heap as thechoapest. Wo invite attention to oar manner of Printing Bill Heads..Cirewlars.. Certifica e9.4. Cede ¢ Chocks.. .Progranimes.. Posters Bali Tickets.., Bills of Fare ete..ete. ete. BROWN & WAITE, Proristo mm New Blacksmith Shop. . SAMUEL T. OATES press HIS SERVICES TO THE Pins E as & Blacksmith experiencef in the fariéue brancheés of the trade. Blacksmithing Done oa Short Notices — AT REASONABLE RATES. cH” New Skop ofthe foot of Main #tréét, near ten bridge. Orders solicited from friends and the pula SAMUEL T. OATES, Nevada, Jan. 28, 1259—tf a Whiskey ' Wood! Wood! Woed!: ZOO CORDS OF DRY Woop: FOR SALE CHEAP AS THL CHFAPFST. ' _. JOB HAULING DONE AT AE SHORTEST Ker ite TICK. Appiv at the Store of Gregor, & Wicket ro See vegan Petmrary aot Ba

; Mining Laws of Refuge Hill District. At a meeting of the miners of “Refuge Hill District” held on Saturday, March 26th, 1859, the following gentlemen were elected officers : A. J. Dolittle, Chairman ; Jos. Smith, Vice Chairman: W. R. McGrath, Sec’y. The following by-laws were enacted: 1. That this distiict shall retain its name, and its boundaries shall be as follows: Commencing at Kellogg’s Ditch, wire the old Blue Tent road crosses said ditch ; thence to Geo. Stury’s cabin; thence south to the centre of the ridge; thence along said ridge to the Jenkins Ranch: thence north to North Rock Creek; thence down said creek to Kellogg's ditch dam, thence down Kellogg’s ditch to place of beginning. 2. All persons holding ravine or surface claims in this district, shall perform one fnll day’s labor in every ten, from the first of January, to the first of June. 3. All persons locating claims must have them recorded in five days after location, 4. Persons locating ground shall designate their corners by a stake and notice. 6. Persons holding hill or drift claims must perfurm one day’s labor in every thirty. 6. There shall be a Recorder elected to hold office one year, whose duty shall be to record all claims takew up in this District, for which service he shall receive fifty cents, for each and every elaim so recorded. Resolved—That the proceedings of this meeting be published in the NevaDa JOURNAL. A. J. DOLITTLE, Chm’n. Jos. L. Sith, Vice Chm'n. J.P. Dudley, Recorder. Ww. R. McGrath, Sec’y. Homey Becs Imported via Panama.— We learn from the California Farmer that there have been thirteen impo: and amounting to nine-hundred and fifty-six hives of which only two hundred and eight hives have reached here with live bees. “We are convinced that itis far better to pay our own apiarists $100 each, than it isto pay $7 50 for them in New York, These raised here are healthy, while in those imported, the chauces are five to one against them. Several parties have started with fifty hives, and only five, eight or ten would reach here, and those sickly. Hereafter buy California raised bees—they arethe bestand the cleapPan e8. A New Discovery.—A German wri ter observes, in a late volume on the soeial condition ef Gieat Britain, ther 18 . such a scarcity of thieves in England, that they are obliged to offer a reward for theirs discovery, Improving.—lInformation has been received at Washington from the Hon. Charles Sumner that his health is much improved, and that he will return early in the spring, He willbe present to occupy his seat in the Ssuate at the extra session. The Amsterdamsche Courant <f October 6, 1858, inserts the following lefter from Captain L. Byl, of the Dutch barque Hendrik Ido Ambacht : “Sailingin the Seuth Atlantic, in 27 deg. 27 min. N. lat. 14 deg. 51 min. E. long. we pereeived, on July the 9th, between 12 and 1 o’clock inthe afternoon, a dangeroussea monster, which, during nine days, constantly kept alongside of us to 37 deg. 55 min S. lat and 42 deg.9 min. E. long. This animal was about ninety feet long and twenty-five to thirty feet broad, and most of the time it struck the ship with such a force as to make it vibrate. The monster blew much water, which spread an unpleasant stench over thedeck. The captain, fearing lest the animal might disable the rudder, did his utmost to get rid of his fearful antagonist, but without success. After it had reeeived more than a hundred musket balls, a harpoon, and long iron bar, blood was seen to flow from various wounds, so that at last, from loss of strength, the monster could swim behind our vessel uo longer, and we were delivered of it. By its violent blows against the copper, the animal’s skin had been damaged in several places.’ A Sagacious Dog.—-Not long since, week, a drove ot hogs were passing through Montgomery street. General atic. ion was attracted to the sagacious management displayed by a fine large dog, who assumed the guidance of the drove and kept them together amone the noise of omnibus, cart, dray and catiia_: wheels, which about that time made affairs rather mixed in that fashionable thoroughfare. If any member of the porcine fraternity manifested an erratic tendeney—shonting off from the main body and threatning to invade the sanc tity of the sidewalk, the dog would scamper around to that side, and ty dint of teeth and savage growling, drive the bolting member back again. His eyes were everywhere: he rushed about here and there, and completely bore away the palm from his master as pig driver. Probably the animal had been brought up to tend sheep.—S, F. Times. Sacramento Union.—The Sac. Union entered upon its ninth year, on Saturday the 19thinst. The Union has acquired an enviable fame as a first class news paper without a rival on the Pecific Coast. tions of honey beesacross the Isthmus = . . . * MOST BLESSED, DIVINE, HEAVENLY deones YET ... SCIENTIFIC PANACEA, For curing Diseases Incidental to the State of California, That Acts on the Blood, Brains, Intestines, Sinews, Nerves, the Fluids and Semi-Fluids, and the whole Physique. The gloomy Hypochondriac, the Dyspeptic, the Nervous, debilitated and Feeble, the over doctored, the Bilious and Liver-diseased Sufferer, the Gourmand, the debanchee, the intemperate, and ali who suffer ill-health— HOULD PAUSE AND THINK ERE SICKNES® \ overtakes them, for then worn-out nature suc eumbs to DEATH, because she has not strength to resist. Now, Dr. Jacon WEBRERS INVIGORATING CorDIAL causes strength—that is its main quality. The first operation TONIC ; the partaker fecls then that Sudarion is caused—t.is skin is camo, his limbs suple and active, he fee! hfor exercise, and knows he has strength to endure it ; he is light spirited; his skin 2ecomes clear; his Eyes, too, because His Liver is made Active, the Bile neutralized or rejected, and his Blood is Thinned and Purified ! If he has a Foul Stomach, this acts as an aperient, Not othirwisea. Again—It immediately releves Belching, prevents an accumulatien of wind in the Stomach. The Stomach, the great receiver of disease and its cure. 1 will now enumerate a tew of tho e diseases where I have seen Di. Webber's Tuvigorating act most beautifully General derangement of the System ; Weakness from various causes, viz: Change of ( limate, Long Sickness, the use of Mercury, or being otherwise over-doctored, from abuse of Nature and her Laws, by Drunkenness, Gourmandising, Debanchery and other excesses, Trembling, Fever and Ague Chills, Rheumatic, Neuralgic and other Pains in the Body or Limbs, Want of Appetite. Sleep or Memory, Sour or Bilivus Stomach, Tickling of Ears, Tic Doloreux, &c. ——ae Excess, Debauchery, Nervousness, Etc. An Electric Thrill of Strength’ is permanently given by Dr. Webber's Sanguifier. The whole functious of Nature are aroused. Constipation, dyspepsia cured. It is a Cure for Intemperance ! The Appetite for Liquor Destroyed—one of the bean tiful properties possessed by Dr. Webber’s Invigorating Cordial, is that it removes all longing or Tasie for Liquor. Many inebriates have fuund that after ithas renewed and strengthened them, queted their nerves, it has caused aversion to spirits I have seen it ewe some ofthe most frightful cases, where delerium tremens has actually occurred. Read This Statement Of Cures, Effected by the most extraordinary Concoiction of the Age! A Case of Great Bodily Pain, Ague, Debility and Dyspepsia Cured!! Mr Jxo. B. FLEMMING, « Merchant Tailor of Ophir, inthis State, certifies, Sept 27th, 1854, that ‘i wo Bottles of Dr. Webber's Cordialeured Mr. J. C. Ewens, of the same place, of PAINS IN THE BODY, Dyspepsia. Chill aud Haching Cough, together with general Debility. Neuralgie and Riieumatie pains. Dr James Bunnaut, certities to the cure of « pitiable case of decayed maphood, (where the stiength, nerves memory, aud the whole physique was prostrated) by its use. Mr. James Freeman, of Mokelumne Hill. says :— “My feeling was an exhaustion, a want of Strength a torpor, @ want of Viger. appetite and ot.er misers. ble feelings. One bottle of your Cordial relieved and Three have eutively cured ine.” We could give Fifty other certificates, notwithstanding that most persons are sensitive about being noticed; but the above must satisty any reasonable person. ise The Recder is conscientiously assuree that this really extraordinary Panacea is acl it is represented. and is net one of the Nostrums of the day. Let the ’ dtry it, end they will be than}f 1 for having ® tis warranted to be nninjurious to the most constitution, or to either sex or age, to contain reury orether mineral. Itis put up, very highly contrated, in Quurt Bottles, PRICE—Three Dollars: or Two Bottles for €5,00. PARK & WHITE, Agents, Dan i ian-isco Veny Imrontaxt CavtioN—Beware of Dangerous Cou terfeits and Imitations Look that the namos of T. JONES and J. WEBBER is on the top of the inside wrapper, nd blowu in the Glass. Buy none other. April t, 1559—3mis Love loves tu kiss the lip hat apart unfurls, While, glisteni.g, snowy teeth, like spotless pearls; Such breath, such teeth, asevery .ove would suit, Are made by Lafont's Jamaica Soap Tooth Root. And the worst hair soft, fine, and dark does live, Touched by Jones’ Coral Hair Restorative— And ptre clear skin is given, from which de&cts elope When washed with Jones’ Italian Chemica Soap 0 Yes, and the Price is only 25 and 50 cents each T would that Ieould induce every Red, Coarse, D-y or dirty haired person to try Jones’ Coral Hair Restorative onec; the effest-~the dark, silky, rich, lustrous look it gives it—the scalp is at once freed of dandreff, the ha this econo is foreed to grow. Any one who uses icie will never use ala any other. Wa, DesIkES BEAUTIFUL TRETH 7—White, polished and Clean, all tartarand and discoloration removed, the foulest breath rendered sweet and pure, and the sorest spongy gums made"hard anthealtny ? Such have bu to use Lafont’s Jamaica Soap Tooth Root Compound. This admirable dentrifice lathers beautiful to the taste. like Soap, yet is Red, Coarse, Eruptive, Tender Skin, is made white, Fine and Soft as a child's, by that superb emollient, JONES’ ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP. for washing infants, and beautiful for Shaving, mak ing rich. k, lasting lather. ° Tw" Price reduced to 25 Cents. The abore be tt is fine uti'u. preparationa are sold at the above Prices by every respectable Druggist in Call. fornia, PARK & WUITE, A sril 1—3in Agents. San Franticisco, TO THE PUBLIC. Dr. SMITH having established a firat class Water Cure and Motor pathic Institution in this eity, and feeling a great interest in the success of such a-: Inmstitution, based upon natural and rational principles of the healing art, have taken charge of the bu: iness depart ment. Dr. Smith is a graduate of a rezularly chartered Medica! College, a thorough Physician by nature, as well as education, and I can assure those who consult him and adopt his treatment, that they will rejoice in the inspiration of returni.g health, and verify all that is said in his favor. THOMAS HILL, late of Hill Wooster & Co PROBATE NOTICE, Executors Sale of Real Estate. BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER of the Hon. the Probate Court, in and for the county of Nevada, on the 16th day of March, A. D., 1859, duly made and entered of record of said day, notice is hereby given that on Saturday, the 23d day of April 1859 at 12". of said day, in front of the Court House door, in Nevada, we will expose for sale at public auction, to the highest and best bidder therefor, the following described Real Estate situate in said city, to-wit: Two Brick Houses, and lots, on the north side of Commercial street, in the town of Nevada, oceupied by M. Martin, and S. Levy. The first lot being 24 feet front, on Commercial street ; 40 feet 4 inches depth of said house, the whole of said lot being 70 feet and 4inches. The second house, (occupied by S. Levy) fronts on Commercial street, 19 feet and 5 inches, with adepth of 43 feet and three inches. The whole of said lot being 70 fect and 4 inches. One House and Lot, situated in the town of Novada, adjoining the premises of Brant & Anderson, on the west, and Stafford on the east. The said property being situated on the knoll known as Green’s Point. All of the above property being known as, and constituting the Real Estate belonging to the estate of John Ramus, deceased. Terms oF SaLe—Six months credit, on approved security. Sacramento, March 1&-tf EDWARD KELSEY, HENRY GODAIR, Execcutors of the Estate of Jno. Ramus, dec’d. Nevada, Mareh [8—Im PREMIUM HAIR TONIC. ARRANTED to restore Grey Hairs to th-ir original tor, and thin ordecayed hairs to their youthful luxu rianee and beauty. Also,to cure, effectually, Scurf and Dandruff. Reasons why it should be used in preference to any other prepa‘ation for the hair: First—one bottle will restore grey haiis to its origina color Second—One half bottle will cure the worst case of Dandruff. Third—Thereis no oil inthe preparation, and will not soil the finest linen. This is a chemical preparation and has been mannfac tured for many years in the Atlantic States, and is of fered to the public and guaranteed &s the best Hair Re storative now in use, This Hair Tonic was awarded a special diplom atthe State Fair, Marysville, August last. Mannufactered only at the Drug =tore of S.T. WATT>=, Marysville. E. F. SPENCE, Nevada. And sold by Dec. 3—tf J. R. WHITNEY & CO. Forwarding & Commission Merchants. #&FGoods sent cither by Sacramento or Marysville marked “Care W. & €o.”” will be forwarded with despatch. SWe fill orders for Goods. J.R. Whitney, San Francisco. W. J. Tilley, Sxcramento. i J. McWilliams agent, Marysville deel? of . . ca eR CLS SC CE CE aE A Ce } GRAND Gir 7 BEMWVERFAINMENE !! 13 Prizes! $3,085 DISTRIBUTED 6. W. YOUNG, -PROFFERS TO THE PUBLIC A Or Dramatic Entertainment. By celebrated performers. With Songs and Good Instrumental Music, ON SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 16th, 1859, Atthe Metropolitan Theatre, Nevada. — [2 The tickets of adiission are placed at only the usual price of Theatrical entertainments, at ONE DOLLAR EACH. The holder of a Ticket will be also entitled to a Chance in the distribution of i3Sl FINE PR1iZ2Ess, Watued at over Three Thousand Dollars! The Prizes are to be given to the Ticket Holders having the First Numbers drawn trom One, to One hundred and Thi:ty-one, inclusive. x¢ 206 SY Ee Ce aCe a0 waged A) wS All of which are standaid articles of Jewelry. 1 One Magificent GOLD MAGIC WATCH, with splendid Fob Clain attached, marked E. D. Johnson, London, No. 14775. Wearsgucctes S cevcscevassseeoue OO 2 One fine Duplex Hunting Watch, full Jewelled, 18 carrats, H. F. Matile, malter, No. 2980.5 35. sssvsscaeecpeee uk aes sap pods beads sksetessicnsidecasieciescs cveasces 200 OO 3 One full Jewelled English Hunting Gold Lever, Wm. Robinsoa, Liverpocl, maker, No. 50309......cc000 aire iste wider ehannighemsannsite lads 150 00 4 One ditto Jos. Johnson Liverpool, No. 681... oer 125 00 5 One Splendid Cal. Gold Fob Chain 18 carrat ... ee 125 00 6 One tine geld Pob chain 60 00 7 Ove Large Scale Gold Vest Chain 75 00 8 One French Vest chain, 18 carrat fine. 50 00 9 One Gold Vest Chain . 30 00 ! 10 One Heavy Gold curb chain, 45 00 1l Cae WG a chests teicat 1 5 12 Oue do.. .-. do ee ten 13 One Large Silver Lever Watch, full jewelled .. 14 One 0.5.20 do.. 15 One @o-..3 do 16 One Splendid Quartz Seal, seetecsece 7 One ere Ae Woeee Pe ob bdagset sevecesceesesssislenconctec 5866608650060 18 Que Full Sett Garnet Jewelry, Bracelet, Pin and Ear Rings.. 19 One Sett Florintine Mosaic, Pin, and Ear Rings, Cal. Gold mounied., 20 One corai sett, Pin and Ear Rings...... 12 09 21 Que sett enameled Pin and Ear Rings. 15 00 22 One sett (ali Gold) Pia and Ear Rings.. 9 00 23 One sett D eaepeeee,. ehropemepey «(vrs 9 00 24 One Onyx sett Pin and Ear Rings.. ‘ 12 00 25 One Valifornia Gold cane Head, Quartz Top Carcpedtens seein con, ae Oe 26 One Ladies Quartz Sa 40 60 7 One do *PRR F ob aecasuatatebes 29 60 28S One pair Quartz Ear Drops....... sips casecesaeconedioumgeaes 20 69 29 One Gentleman’s Seal rin, Quartz sett. dgdeuts 22 00 30 One sett Quartz sleeve Battomns... SeecsbGhd sbtdidevensbortoctecasse 25 00 31 Cne Gold Quartz Slide, § 00 32 One do UBlalimcvedeee cial: 10 00 33 One do. do 8 00 34 One Ladies Belt Buckle, 28 00 35 One Guard Slide. 10 60 36 Oye enamele! do 7 00 3 § 00 4 00 ju 2o 10 00 AG Cal. Gold sleeve Buttons, extra O0..5 a cameo Sleeve LDuttons,. t engraved do.. “tcornellan do, to ~ em warr9 wna 2 J Coe eee ete eeeeri gy stt, all Gold do. 00 sett Cornelian studs, 20 00 sett Sardonyx studs....0000.000. 12 00 t California Gold Studs, patent . » 12:00 sett Jeit O..6.-.9 00 ett fancy black enameled studs. 600 Ladies Jet Broach.. ss 7 00 meo Broach. 6 &0 o 12 00 8 12 60 5 00 & 00 6: 2 pair ¢ 00 c ne fine Gold Pen and 11 00 6 no Ladies Gold Pencil.. . " 0 63 61, Each one Gold Tooth Pick. $ % 00 65 66, Each ono coral Necklace, $3. gus 60 67 One coral Necklace.s.cccs ces 00 6S Que pair Ariniets....... 00 62 One sett fine Gold Ear Rings, enameled and painted. 15 00 70 One pair Jet cross Ear Rin accisines 12 00 sett Florintine mosaic E 2 sett Jett Ear Rings.. One sett Jett Ear Rings... ne pair Ear Rings, green stones ue pair Ear rings, green stones. One pair Fancy Ear Drops, all gold. One pair Enameled Ear Drops... ¢ pair Ear Riags, Leaf work. One pair children’s Ear Drops.. -_CHIU me we One pair do do coral,.. 50 1 One pair do do coral 00 2 One pair half-moon Ear rings 50 3 One pair do do 50 t One pair do do 50 5 One pair do do 50 t 7 7 ‘ 7 7 7 7 80 8 & 3} § 8 8 ~ CORRS MEET epee RE HDOUAOOUNNICNHUNNADMIKAO Co o One magnificent gentleman’s Mosaio Pia, Califerais Gold 7 One Masonic Pin, Trowel 00 88 One Steamboat Pin 00 82 One fine paste Pin, single stone 12 00 90 One Paste cluster Pin 00 91 One fine cluster Pin, Garnet center 00 2 One odd Fell ows’ Pin, E namebed 00 93 One Masgnic Keystone Pin 00 94 One mortar and pestle Pin 00 95 One earpenter’s Pin 00 96 One fine Gold double Locket 15 00 7 One do Single Locket 14 00 98 Ono do open Locket, Germse 10 00 99 One do do do 10 00 100 One small double Locket. 6 00 101 One do do = 6 00 102 One do single Locket. 5 00 103 One heavy odd Fellows’ ring, California @ol@ 80 00 104 One five Specimen ring (Dove pattern) 12 00 105 Ove Specimen Ring, with anchor 12 00 106 One Large Tablet King 6 00 107 One Fine Enameled Paste Ring 6 00 103 One do do do do 6 00 109 One Enaleled Tablet Ring 4 00 110 Oae Plain Ring, Onyx sets 4 00 111 One chased Ring 4 00 112 Oae chased Ring 4 00 113 one Fine Gold Thimble 5 00 14 I15, Each one Gold Thimble, $6 I0 00 116 One Fine Gold Thimble 5 00 Tt7 One fine Gold Neeklaco 10 00 118 119, Each One fine Gold Necklace, $7 14 00 120 Ono sett Gold charms 12 09 121 One fine Trumpet charm 8 00 122 One Fish charm 4 00 123 one Fish charm 3 00 I24 125 Each one Horse charm, $3 16 00 126 127, Each one Gold compass, $4 8 00 128 one sett carbuncle sleeve Buttons and Studs 60 00 129 one Gold Stone sett, (warranted fine) Pin and Ear Rings 50 00 I30 one Ladies, open Faced GOLD LEVER WATCH, full jewelled 50 00 I3I -one fine, 18 carat, Full Jewelled LADIES GOLD WATCH, Freuch, maker, London, No. 5034 $125 00 TOTAL VALUE OF PRIZES.......-+--+-++--83,035 00 A Cure fcr the Griffin Case! AUDANUM, ARSENIC AND STRYCHNIA, For sale by E.F. SPENCE, Druggist, Main street. FOR SALSGE, STEAM ENGINE ana BOILER, at a barA gain. Enquire of Garden Seed! Garden Seed! FRESH GARDEN SEEDS—Alfaifa, Ornamental Clover and Grass Seeds. Retail Dealcrs aupplied at city prices. March 11-tf G. W. Wetca, Main street. Home-made Hams & Bacon! Sr public are earnestly invited to call end examine our choice stock of Home-made Hams and Bacon, which we offer for salé at Tow cash prices. GROHE & cO,, Centrat Market, Commercial St. Nevatla, Feb. 18, 1859. AA. Sarcent, Broad St-reet MORRIS ROSENHEIM, Watchmaker & Jeweler,

AND DEALER IN FINE JEWELRY, Watches and Diamonds. MainStreet, two doors from the Nevada Journal Office. Nevada, April 2@4, i838. FLOWER SEEDS (assorted) for sale by E. F. Srzyce, Druggist, March 11-+f Main street. ———— LONDON CLOB HOUSE GIN, TO THE PUBLIC. ZS This celebrated Gin—pretending to nothing but what it is, viz : a pure snd unadulterated arti. ticle, and assuming no artificial merits of what it is not, as some of its rival imitators do—after five years of public approva! and very extensive sales in California, has been pronounced by the public to be superior, not only as a beverage of general use, to any other article competing against it, but is Unrivalled in its Medical Efficiency in most cases of complaints. To persons travelling in these days ofrapidtransit from East to West, North te South; who are constantly changing their water as well their climate; who are drinking, indeed, a dozen kinds of water in every twenty-four hours, and each draught containing some property acting in chemical antagouism to the preceding one thereby causing an unnatural degree of excitement to the stomach—it is positively and absolutely necessary to use acounteracting agent. From the fact that the “London Club House Gin,” is prepared expressly to meet such exigencies, and to act as we know it will act, as att antidote we confidently prescribe it asthe very best article in the country. The name of “Aromatic Scheidam Schnapps” has never been attached in apy way to this article. In first presenting the “London Club House Gin,” to the public, my aim was to give them a pure and unadulterated article of Gin, and to call it by its Tight MAME, suc succes HUEMUINE ILE it vuuten and extensive sale in California is a sufficient guarantee of the high appreciation of the article by consumers. Various parties have from time to time put up and shipped to California an article which they cali “Crvus House Gry.” My Gin, which has gained such a reputation in California, is branded on the cases, “Old London Club House Gin, W. H. D”’ The bottles also have a white labe! with a fac similie ofmy signature. I caution sll partiesto beware of imitations. WM. H. DALY Sole Import x, jan2S-tf New + yx. terL et no false delicacy prevent you from consulting Dr. CHAS TOZER, of=acramerte who has attended and cured so many within the las Four years; andall you who have mo means to pay can find in him a friend, who will make no charges for examinations oradvice. We would recommend all who are in trouble to call on him: andalso to lock over his treatise on venerealin another part of this paper. The Doetor’s office is on Sixth Street, between J. and K Sacramorte. Nov 12—lv Syrup of Yelow Dock, Sarsaparilla And Iodia Potash for Purifying the blood and for the enre of SCROFULA, Ma@RCURIAT, DISEASES, RHEUMATISMCrvtaseous Eruptions, Stunpors ULcers, LIVER Compatnts, Loss OF APPFTITE, GENERAL DEPILITY. &e. Fora general tonie of the system it stands unri valled. This medicigze lias lemg been before the public and sifice 1250 has gradually increased in usefulness and public favor, and gained the highest reputation for the cure of these diseases to whichit is adapted—Leing pre. pared from fe best materials and compounded on scientifle principles; we are confident from the intrinsic merits andfrom past experience that it will continue to give full satisfaction. Manufactured only at the Drvg Store of S.T. WATTS, No. 92 First street, Marysvile, and Sold by Oct. 25, 1858-—tf E F. SPENCE, Drvggist, No. 32 Main street, Nevada To THE PUBLIC —I haye had so many crzils for the preparation known as “Opiate Balsamique,” which 1 have been using in my practice for some time. for the eure of Gonorrlioca, Gleet,ete., that I am strongly induced to give more gentrai publicicy to it. ommending this medicine to the public, as I confidently And, in rec do, and to all who have made useof “‘Thorn’s Extract, i I unhesita pronounce it to be more efficacion pleasant and convenient than that or any other form oj giving the remedies used. It is prepared only at the Drug Establishment of S. T. WATTS, Ne 92 Firstst Marysville, and sold by E. F. SPENCE, Dealer in Drugs and Medicines, No. 32 Main street, Nevada. Oct 29, 1858—tf Ek. Ce. eo. F. Theregulgr meetings of OUSTOMAH LODGE, No 16 Willbe held evety Tuesday eveningiatthé new Hall onPine street, (Kidd's new building.) : CHAS. MARSH, N. @. M. Lewes, Scc'y. DALY’S VALLEY WHISKEY. We beg to call the attention of Dealers, as well as consumers, to the following Certificates of well known Chemists, who have analysed “Daly’s Aromatic Valley Whisky,” The high reputation ofthe parties is a sufficient guarantee that the article possesses all the merit claimed for it. WM. NEWELL & CO. Sole Agents. State Assayer's Office, 32 Somerset street, } Boston, Mass., April 17th, 1258. Wm. WI. Daly, New Yotk : Tsar Sir—I have madea Chem’cal Analysis of your ** Aromatic Valley Whisky,” and find it a pure. fine flavored Rye Whisky, co taining no injurious mat ter of any kind, and recommend it as suitable for medi caland public purposes. CHARLES T. Jackson, M.D. State Assayer. —e New York, April 19th, 1258. Inave analysed a sample of ‘*Daly’s Aromatic Valley;Whisky,’’ and find it to be a pare artiele, of fine flavor, aud without any deletcriovs admixture, Jamxys R. CuiLton, M. D. Chemist Wn. Fi. Daly Esq. Dear Sir—Your ‘Aromatic Valley Whisky,” is received, and after careful examination, ] find it to be apnre article, entirely free from the adulterating ingre dientsso frequently used. Janes J. Mapes, Chemist. x DALY’S <t Aromatic Walley Whisky, Is put np in cases containing One Dozen Bottles each For sale by all the principal Liquor Hous es inap Francisco. Mar 25 Flower Seeds! “FULL ASSORTMENT—Just tale by received and for GEO. W. WELCH. The Pacific Mail Steamship Company FOR PANAMA. Connecting via Panama Railroad with steamers of THE U. S. MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.’S AT ASPINWALL FOR New York and New Orleans Departure from FOLSOCM’STREET Wharf The Magnificent Steamship , GOLDEN AGE, Will leave Molsonz street wharf for Panama, with L 8. Mails, Passengers, and Treasure, ° TUESDAY.. o---2.25528 APRIL 5th At 9 o'clock, A. M., precisely. Passengers by the P. M. 8. Co’s Line are landedon their arrivals at Panama upon the wharfat the rnilroad terminus, by the Comprny’s stexm ferry boat, and pro ceedimmediately by Railroad across the Isthmas. S a aie 1 . To Aspinwall, where the steamers of the U.S. Mail S 8. Co. are alwaysinreadiness toconvey themto New York or New Orleans, Passengers for New Orleans proveed by directsteamer from Aspinwall. 4 Through tickets are furnished, including the transit of the Isthmus, Passengers are notified that alltickets for fhe steam ers of the U. S. Mail S. S. Co. must be presented to their agent at Aspinwall for registry andexchange, as they will not.otherwiwe be available,For Freight or passage »pply to FORBES & BABCOCK, Agents. Cor, Sacramento and Leidesdor# street Kiss ME QUICK SOAP and Wistars Betzam of Wild Cherry, For sale by mri KE. F.Seexcr, Muin street. Water-Cure and Motorpathic EstabLISHMENT. ELECTRO-CHENICAL BATHS! Dr. Barlow J. Smith, Graduate of the New York Hygiv Therapentic College, Has openeda first class water cure and wmoterpathic establishment in the large and pleasant House formerly occupied by Mrs. Tilden, on Seventh St. between I & J Sacramento. The establishment is the first on the Pacific coast that combines ali the advantages of Hygienic medication, and willbe equal to any in the Atlantic States or Euroye. By the treatment of Dr “mith, sl! curable diseases, acute or chronic, ean be eared. His theory of disease is not that of the old -cbool, hence his practice is not to destroy the vitality and diminish the powers of life by the laareet, cupping, leeching, blistering, burning, purging and vorn iting, means so destructiveto real health. Those suifering from weak and intlamed Byes, Bronchial and (ataarhal Affections, Diseases of the Herrt, Lungs, Liver, K neys, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Apoplexy, Fits, Paralysis. Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Fevers of all types, Fev and Ague, Putrid Sore Throat, Croup, Scrofuluus Diseases; Piles, Prolapsus, Inflammation ofthe Boweils,Chroneand Acute Diarrhee, should try the adyautages of this institution before taking poisonous drugs, and thas lessening their chances of a permanent recovery. C&scers cured by anentirely new process: Bone Setting—Dr Sinith has & knowledge of the Art of Bone Setting. so sueccessfuly practised by Dr Benoni Sweet, of Connecticnt, and is the only one in Caliiar with his peculiar system. Water is by far the most effectual curative agent in all cases of bro ken bones. dislecaticns, sprains, bruises, &c. &e. Female Department—The arrangements of the institution are particularily adapted to the successtul treatment of uterine diseases and displacements, curvatures ofthe spine. &c. Dr. Smith evill give especial attention to this class of diseases, which, #ecording to the decision of the State Medical Board, are alarmingty prevalent in California Women auticipating eontinement will be accommodated with pleasant and separate apart . menta, the best medical and surgical attention attention and nurses in the ~tate. andevery convenience ealeula ted to render parturition easy and natural, at even less expense than the ordinary charges of physicians. Gymnasium—The institution wiil have a Gymnasium, with various appliances adapted to all degrees of physical strength, where ladies either connected with the institution or not ean take jucicious and healthy exercise ElectroShemical «nd Vapor Baths—The when judiciously applied, in eradicating tne ettects of the PoIsOs’ OFK, and other poisons, both mineral and vege table, and inthe treatment of Rhetmatic, Ncuralgie Paralytie and Cuténcous diseases, will be administered ‘o patients without extra charge. Insanity and cther Mental Derangements. Dr. mith having been a teacher of Phrenol gy, the ac knowledged science of mind, and being familiar with the different temperametts which constitute the basis of mental and physical he is the better enabled to diagnose and treat the dBtises of the mind—insanity in ali its forms, Ke. &e. Those having friends afficted with insanity, should call on Dr. Smith, who will sat‘sfy them of his thorough knowledge of the humau mind in its healthy and diseased condition. New York, August 1, 18%. To WHOMIT MAY CONCERN ;—This ities that Di. Barlow J. >mith isa graduate of the New York Hygeio Therapeutic Coilege, which college has a regular char ter from the Legislature of the State. and is authorized to grant Diplomas conferring on its students al! and the same prftileges afd immunities in relatiom to the practice of the healing art, that are conferred by the Dipiomas of any Allopathic or other Medical Coilege in this country. Dr Smith has also devoted much attention to Phrensiogy, especially in its connections with Phy siolozs athology, a portion of the time under the instruciiv of Fowler & Wells of this elty, and has labored successfally as a teacher and lecturer on these snt ts. R. T. TRALL, ». p. Principal N. ¥. Hygeio Therapeutic College. ComPLIMENTARY REsoLvTIONs.—-At the Close of a course of ten lectures on Phrenologs aud Physiology by Dr. Barlow J. Smith, at the Hygeio Medical College, N Y. the following resolutions were unanimously adopted by the medical class, with the reqrest for their publica tion in the Phrenological and Water Cure Journals ; Whereas, We have listened with pleasure and profit to a course of lectures by our fellow student. Dr. B. J. Smith on Phrenology and Physiology, and as we deem the sei ence of Phrenology as connected with Physiology, of the utimnest importance, therefore, Resolved. Thatin Dr. Sinith we recognize 2 teacher of whoin this Collcge may weil be proud, and that he is ca pable of reflecting hcnor upon the sciences he so &biy demonstrates. Resojved, That his discoveries in Physiology elaim our highest attention and regard as reformers and students of nature. Resolved, That we highly appreciate Dr. Smith's afplication of Phrerolozy to the study and diagnosis of discase ; and thatas students of medicine we have derived principles of diagnosis which are of inestimable valne being enabled to determine, from an exe tion of the hea t,to what particular discase a person is preposed. Resolved, That as the principles of Fhreno by which Dr. Smith determines the healthy or diseased condition of the body are original, net having been claimed of set fotth by any other individual, he deserves great credit fer their discovery. Resoived, That as Dr. Sinith intends to leave our institution soon for a permanent residence in California, with aview to the dissemination of these ‘ruths and the principles of Hygiene, as taught at this College, we hoary nmend him te the friends of our cau e Wher he may locate. {Signed,] A. ‘Tl’. HAMILTON, M. D. B. We Cuicps, mM. Dp. E. H. PHILLIPS, M.D. — Comrtte. Dr. Smith wiil attend patients m all parts of the city, so far as he can consistently with the imterest of those in the institution Persons can be accommodated with Baths and treatment at the institution without board if desired. ‘THOMAS HILL willattendto the business department of the institution. The families of Dr. Smith and Mr. Hill will reside in the institution, 2nd no pains or expense will be spared . to make ita pleasant and health-restoring home for invalids A limited number of persons desiring a Physiological diet can be accommodated. Terms. Consultations, verbal or by letter.....-----Free +.. 820 to $20 a} For Board and Treatment, per week.{according to the attentton requi Exaniiudtions, with verbal advice for howie treatm’t 5 00 si “ written : 10 00 Letters of inquiry promptly answered, and Circulars sent oh application. BAakLow J. = MITH, M. D. References. D.O. Mills, Sacram*anto. C.'T. Fay San Francisoo. Chas Crocker, do Gilbert A, Grant, do L. Upson, do F. P. Tracy, do Isaac Lohman, do RichChenery, do J. B. Wooster, do 7. A. Banks, do Thos. Gardner, do P.L. Weaver, do L.A. Booth, do 8. A. Ballou, Pinmus Ce. H.P. Osborn, do PP. caine, Oroville. Cc. Cole, do F. E. Cannon, Butte Co. Mark Hopkins. do A. A. Sargent Nevada. E, G. Waite Nevada, W. J. Tilley, Sac. City, 3 Homeopathy or Mcvement cure.—Of Motorprathy, itis only necessary to say here that Peter Henry Ling, the originator of this system Was @ Swede, and t his system has been practised in Sweden in an institu. ion sustained by Government, for nearly forty years, and that it has received the highest commendations from several governments, commissions of inquiry, and phy sicians Of the highest standing Bayard Taylor who was treated in the institution st Stockbohn, thus speaks ofit: “Ling’s system not only aims at reducing to a:cienace the muscular development cf the body, but by means of both active and pasrive movements, at reaching the scat of the disease and stimulating the various organs of the body ina healthy action In the former ofthese, Ling has certainly succeeded ; there isno other system of muscular training that will bear comparison with his. During the time of my attendance I could not he!p but notice the effect of Tediscipline upon the patients, especially the children. yeth weak and Ilstless gradually strengthened themselves ; the pale and sallow took color and lively expression ; the erippied and paralytic recovered the use of their limbs—in short, all with the few exception cf a few hypocondriaes, exhibited very marked improvement,— ‘There was no volutitary exercise, e vody was being exercised upon. ‘The result of my observations and experlence was that Ling’s system of physical education is undoubtedly the best 1n the world, and that as a remedial agent in ail cases of congenital weakness or deformity, as well as for those diseas s which arise from deraaged circulation, its value can scarcely be over-estimated,” ‘There are several institutions in the United States established upun this system, of which we will mention that of Charles F. Taylor, M. D. in New York city, the celebraced institution of Dr. Hamilton, of Kochester, N. Y. (exclusively for women) and that of Dr. Haisted, at Round Hill, Northampten, Mass, HYDROPATHY; The snecess aud advantages of Hydropathy over the old system of poisonous drug meslication are well known Inthe use of Water, Dr. Smith does not rely upon Cold water alone. but upon water of all temperatures, according to the strength of the patient and the nature of the disease, in connection with all other hygienic conditions, such as Air, Electricity, Diet, Rest, Fxercise, ete Neither doeshe believe water will ‘‘wash out ali diseases,” a8 some Allopaths are ignorant or malicions enongh to charge upon Hydropathiste; but a® water enters more largely into the constituents of the boly than all other elements combined—the new born infant being coimposed of about NINETY per cent. of water, the adult of about EIGHTY per cent, and as water forme about N.NETY ports of one hundred of the blood, the fluii which supplies every part with its vitality—consequently the human system has more effinity with water and yields more readily to its influence than to any and ali other elements known to the materia medica. Those who have seenits power and given it a fair trial never go BACK todrugs. Wherever there is disease, there is generally inflammation, and what will absorb heat so readily aud surely as water? You who are sick, ask yourselves ifthere CAN be any affinity betweeu your systems and poisonous drugs. Atew years since there was not an advocate of Hydropathy, now there are hundreds of thousands in the United States and eae to testify in itsbebalt. Tay 17 and you will bless the day. Sacramento, March 18—tf €aution to Purchasers of EUREKA WHISKEY. Tv has come to the knowledge of the undersignea, that various Partics are putting up Whiskey, in imitation packages, made in San Francisco, aud branded it “Eareka Whiskey.’’ We caufioi dtalersin the interior against purchasing any of these imitations for the genuine linported article. Thegenuine “EUREKA WHISKEY”? is imported in Barrels and hulf Barrele and the ages are branded on one head, “ Eureka Whisky, 1849, Wm. Newell & Co.”’ with acopy right labelattached, and op the other head “J. T. D.”’ To any one who has purchased the Genuine Eurek: This carttion is nunecessary, as they cannot be deceived by imitations WM.NEWELL & Co., SOLE AGENT=,103 BATTERY STSan Francieto, Sept 15, 1853. The genuine Fureka Whiskey is for sale the principa! Liquor Houses in San Prawtsco November 19, 3m-is beal perenne. Sencar, ver _ . Caittion th the Purchaséts of = me ' * 4 EUREKA WHISKEY? , Tr HAS COME TOTHE KNOWLEDGE OF Thur { undersigned that various parties are puttirg vp vy Weisky in imitation packages branding i “EUREKA WHISKY,’ and se'ling the same at mack lest thanthe Agent’: price for the gennine ertte? Wehave also ascertained that cmpty packagus +16 our names en them are frequentiy Tulutea Woe n suamon article, and sold for the genuine, ‘There are heuses who sell THE GENUINE EGREKA WHISKY . And whose representations can be relied on, OF aint to purchase. The fact ef so m t itix safe ly partion trying to inate thd ( article, is the sdreat guarantee that it iee best Wiles . ky offered for sale on the Pacific coa.* . 0 The genuine EUREKA WHOEKY is taperted 1 { i barrets and half-barreis, and -2¢ packages are brabd on the head: “Bareka Whiskr, 18 4G? “WM. NEWELL & Co,” With 4 copyright Isabel attached; au@ on the ofheé xead, J. FD. To any on* who has purchased the gerluine Rureket Whisky, this caution ix unnecessary, as he caunet he deceived by ishitati ins. ve M. NEWRLL & CO., Sole Agents; SAN FRANCISCO FRANK BAKER, No. 110 and 142 Clay Strect, No. 45 and 47 Merchant Street. Mar. 4—3mis IMPORTER AND DESLER . FOREIGN AND DOMESTIG CARPETS! it.. @& S22 2) Ot ‘N4ths MATS & COCOA MATTING, Draggets, Fine Baizes, Bamasks, Window Shades and Hollands; UPHOLSTERY GOODS, PAPER HANGINGS & BORDERS, CHINA MATTING. '¥ For sale in Bond or Duty paid; THE LOWEST RATES f San Francisco, March 18—-6n ELAM & HOWES, Wholesale Dealers in WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, Brooms, Pails, Tubs, Churns, Field Kegs Twines, Cordage, Wickage, ete. . Ne. 84 Clay street, one door from N. W. corner of Front street, San Francisco. \ 7E BEG LEAVE to inform our friends and the public i general, that having made large edditions to our already extensive Stock, wé are now prepared to furnish them with all articles counected with the Wood and Willow Ware Liney . at prices to defy competition. In addition, we also keep a full and complete assorimeut of rope, cordyge and twines, consisting of manilla, hemp dnd ¢6tton rope, linen and cotton, sail (wine hine twing, wrapping twine, ete. Traders are respectfully invited to call and examine our Stock before purchasing elsewhere, af they will find a Larger assortment to select front and at lowerprices than any other House inthe eity, March 18-3m . . CUSTOM . ‘ MADE CLOTHING, . HEUSTON, ' HASTINGS; & CO. Cor.of J & 2nd Sacramento. . i; EUSTON, HASTINGS & CO. 416 Broadway New York, have established a Gents’ Clothing & Furnishing Goods . STORE IN SACRAMENTO. ; assortment in Sacramento as are kept in any house in New York: Every garment warranted equal to custom faaké and cur prices defy competition as we buy for cash . ; and scll fer cash only. ——-REMEMBER OUR STORE I8S— Cor. J & Und St. Sacramente. All the new styles we receive by every mail steamer: Sacramento, Dee. 24th, 1858.—tf We intendto keepas large a Stock and as good art \ j Before and After Using Dr. Webber's Invigoratity Cordial: R. HOE & CO. . SA Sr a HE subscriber having been appointed svle agent for the Pacific Coast, for the sale of their Cast Steel Saws, so deservedly known throughout the Mnited States, would invite the attention of merchants, éonsnmers, &c. to examine bis stock of Circular, Mill, Pit and Cross Cut SawsAlso, Hand, Panel & Ripping Saw-, Web Saws, Saw Mandrel’s and Files of «Superior quai. ity. Saws re-toothed, straighteted with care at re duced prices, Z GEO. STEAD. m25] N. EB, cor. of Bettery & Jackson st. San #raucises, THE NEVADA JOURNAL Book and Job Printing 9fficeMain Strect, Nevada, opposite the Expross OLicer Wa Tho Proprietors of this stablishment woul? inform the citizens of Novade county, tht they af always prepared to execute PLAIN AND FANCY PRIN TVTFEN VSG et n a Neat, Speedy and Accurate manner, and as heap as thechoapest. Wo invite attention to oar manner of Printing Bill Heads...Cirewlars.... Certifica e9..4. Cede ¢ Chocks.... .Progranimes.... Posters Bali Tickets..., Bills of Fare ete...ete. ete. BROWN & WAITE, Proristo mm New Blacksmith Shop. . SAMUEL T. OATES press HIS SERVICES TO THE Pins E as & Blacksmith experiencef in the fariéue brancheés of the trade. Blacksmithing Done oa Short Notices — AT REASONABLE RATES. cH” New Skop ofthe foot of Main #tréét, near ten bridge. Orders solicited from friends and the pula SAMUEL T. OATES, Nevada, Jan. 28, 1259—tf a Whiskey ' Wood! Wood! Woed!: ZOO CORDS OF DRY Woop: FOR SALE CHEAP AS THL CHFAPFST. ' _. JOB HAULING DONE AT AE SHORTEST Ker ite TICK. Appiv at the Store of Gregor, & Wicket ro See vegan Petmrary aot Ba